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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

PUBLIC PRINTER

FOR THE FISCAL YEARENDED JUNE 30, 1915

I WASHINGTON1915

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Page.

Letter of transmittal 5

Public Printer's Keport 7

Report of medical and sanitary officer 359

Report of Superintendent of Documents 383

TABULAR STATEMENTS.

No. 1.—Statement showing appropriations, receipts, disbursements, and bal-

ances, with a recapitulation of expenditures from all appropriations

for the Government Printing Office for the fiscal years ended June 30,

1912, 1913, 1914, and 1915 Follow 17

No. 2.—Financial statement for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915 19

No. 3.—Statement showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, the sources from which received, and

to what accounts deposited in the Treasury 21

No. 4.-—Statement showing disbursements, by appropriations, on account of

material and supplies for public printing and binding and general

expense of office of Superintendent of Documents during the fiscal

year ended June 30, 1915 21

No. 5.-—Statement showing disbursements, by appropriations, on account of

paper for public printing and binding during the fiscal year ended

June 30, 1915 41

No. 6.—Statement showing disbursements, by appropriations, on account of

lithographing and engra\dng during the fiscal year ended June 30,

1915 51

No. 7.-—Statement of allotment appropriations made for Congress, the execu-

tive and judicial departments, and the independent Governmentestablishments, of transfers and deposits to the credit thereof, and of

the total charges for work executed thereunder, for the fiscal year

ended June 30, 1915 7a

No. 8.—Statement of the printing and binding executed for Congress, the

executive and judicial departments, and the independent Govern-

ment establishments, and the total charges for the principal items

thereof, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915 74

No. 9.—Statement showing cost of operation of each branch office during the'

fiscal year ended June 30, 1915 126

No. 10.'—Statement of the distribution of the bound and the unbound copies of

the Congressional Record, third session of the Sixty-third Congress.. 126

No. 11.-—Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions

by the heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30", 1915 . 127

No. 12.—Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Dele-

gates, under the provisions of section 99, act of January 12, 1895, as

amended by paragraph 9, act March 1, 1907, for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915

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4 TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Page.

No. 13.-—Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on

Printing) for paper for the public printing and binding from March

1, 1915, to February 29, 1916 194

No. 14.—Statement of contracts made for material and supplies (except paper)

and miscellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915. 203

No. 15.—Statement of contracts (formal and informal) made for lithographing

and engraving during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915 214

No. 16.—Schedule of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing

for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March

1, 1915, to February 29, 1916 248

No. 17.-—Schedule of proposals for supplying the Government Printing Office

with material (exclusive of paper) and miscellaneous items from

July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915 267

No. 18.—Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915 284

No. 19.—Detailed statement of appropriations made for the Government Print-

ing Office and for public printing and binding for the years 1876-

1916, inclusive 348

No. 20.—Statement showing the total cost of machinery (by divisions) in use

in the Government Printing Office, June 30, 1915 358

No. 21.-—Statement showing surgical and medical cases treated in the Govern-

ment Printing Office emergency room July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915. 360

No. 22.—Statement showing amounts paid to employees of the GovernmentPrinting Office under the Government employees' liability act from

July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915 363

No. 23.—Statement showing expenditures on account of traveling expenses

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915 363

No. 24.—Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public

printing and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915,

and the amount paid each, including leave of absence and pay for

holidays 364

Itemized statement showing sales of public documents during the fiscal year

ended June 30, 1915 394

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, Decemher 6, 1915.

Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith the annual report of

the operations of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year

ended June 30, 1915.

Very respectfully, Cornelius Ford,

Public Printer,

The President of the Senate.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, D. December 6, 1916.

To the Senate and House of Representatives

:

The report of the transactions of the Government Printing Office

for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, as herewith presented, con-

tains all the statistical information required by law and such other

information as deemed necessary to properly present the operations

of the office for the fiscal year.

The total appropriations for salaries, maintenance, and operation

of the Government Printing Office, including deficiency appropria-

tions, were $5,907,159.64. Of this amount the sum of $331,395 was

appropriated for the operation and maintenance of the office of the

superintendent of documents, and $30,000 for mail-carrying system

connecting the Government Printing Office and the new city post

office. The sum of $5,545,764.64 of the total appropriation was there-

fore available for the production of public printing and binding for

Congress and the departments according to allotment.

Printing and binding to the extent of $778,460.20 was executed for

Congress and the departments chargeable to appropriations other

than those constituting the regular allotments. Of this amount$29,058.70 remained uncollected June 30, 1915.

The total disbursements and outstanding obligations chargeable

against the 1915 appropriations amoimted to $6,445,277.68, leaving

an unexpended balance of $211,283.46 to the credit of the several ap-

propriations. To this balance the uncollected repays ($29,058.70)

will make the amount to revert to the Treasury in excess of $240,000.

The unexpended balance of $211,283.46 was composed of the fol-

lowing items: Statutory salaries, office of the Public Printer,

$7,582.06 ; leaves of absence, $9,864.25;pay for holidays, $3.26 ; sala-

ries, office of the superintendent of documents, $12,826.09; general

expenses, office of the superintendent of documents, $28,912.48 ; mail-

carrying system, $4,867.27; printing and binding, $147,228.05.

The total expenditures for maintenance, operation, and general

expenses of the Government Printing Office, not including the ex-

penditures of the office of the superintendent of documents, were

$6,155,621.25, a reduction of $297,680.62 from the figures of the

previous year.

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8 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

WORK OF THE FISCAL YEARS 1913, 1914, AND 1915.

The following comparative statement is a summary of the produc-

tive operations during the fiscal years 1913, 1914, and 1915, and covers

the most important items entering into printing and binding:

Item. 1913 1914 1915

Main office and brancli offices:

Total charges for printing and bindingOOj \JOO 54 617 52 969

Estimates written 30 421 3l' 141 32' 683Main office:

Total production of ems 9 ?nfi fifls ^nn^\j\Jj UuOj 0\J\J 2 193 229 100 2 141 1*^8 ^nn^, -L^-L, XOOj 0\J\J

Tabular matter in the total ems per cent.

.

37 33 00Of the total ems-

Linotype machines produced ....do.... 37 41 40Monotype machines produced do.... 61 57 58Hand compositors produced do.... 2 2 2

Hours of time-work m composmg sections 247 722Electrotype and stereotype square-inch production. 12 6I5' 669 13 190 120Postal cards producedMoney-order books shipped

881 QflQ lift 1 137 274 070 1 038* O63' 199554 116 492 140 677 542

Forms sent to press x\j}r \JOO I69' 918 163 431

Chargeable impressions of presswork, not includingpostal cards or money-order forms 992, 084,700 995, 061,645 1,127, 155,518

139, 546,302 153, 790, 090 143,807, 411

Signatures gathered by machine 105,974,298 105,956,601 109, 483, 794Tips made by machine 12,626,381 12,807,007 11,674,520Copies wire stitched 24, 947,545 32,477, 457 31,138,684Copies paper covered 3,943,225 4,781,234 5,395,391Books and pamphlets trimmed 64, 793, 056 64,410,887 64,151,813

241,165,720 283,841,999 250, 820, 215

Books rounded and backed 1,588,149 1,912, 784 1,726,354Books marbled and edged 228.228 240,497 326,290Stamping impressions in gold, aluminum

,ink, and

5, 444, 625blank 4,965 857 4,496.938Books cased in 1,628,012 1,935,395 1,744,335Number of indexes 113,750 89,957 107,392Sheets passed thi'ough ruliag machines . 22, 424, 209 23,918,187 26, 135, 197

Signatm-es sewed 97,359,990 97, 154, 561 85,317,056Sheets punched 20, 615, 061 25, 576, 067 30,160,161Sheets perforated..- 11,699,272 14,002,135 15,346, 251

Tablets made 1,022,502 1, 400, 411 3,033,180

EXPENSE AND PRODUCTION.

The summary of expense and production for the fiscal year (facing

this page) shows in detail the various items which go to make up the

operating expense of each productive division, the value of product,

the overhead expense and the manner in which it is distributed, and

the amount of work performed for each department and independent

bureau, together with allotment balances at close of year.

The overhead expense increased $71,224.16 over the previous year,

due to an increase in pay for leave of absence, necessary purchases

of equipment and productive machinery, and cost of the heat, light,

and power for the new city post office, which this office is required to

furnish without reimbursement.

As compared with previous year, the daily average number of

employees Avho actually worked decreased 126, while operating ex-

pense and computed product both decreased approximately 5 per

cent.

110, uuu. uu15,000. 001.500. 00

25; 000. 001,500. 00

200,000. 003,000.00

125,000.0020,000.00

15,000. 001,500.00

25,000.001,500.00

200,473.053,000.00

125,000.0020,000.0031,039.962, 125.271,131.422,649.309,091.70

110, ^-J/. o»12,825.151,370. 02

24,999.62895. 13

200,462.102, 168. 14

119,700. 9519,998. 9931,893.412,125.271,2.52.12

4, 170. 769,118.73

. 10

2,174.85129. 98

.38604. 8710.95

841.866,299.05

1.01

473. 05

31,039. 962,125.271,131.422, 649. 309,091.70

5,476, 900.00 736,903.59 6,213,803.59 6,236,024.88 107,639. 62

rrand totalSt of opera-

tion.

Total prictingand bindingcharges, Joss

charges' andtransfers afterJuly 1, andwork for

superintendentof documents(other thanprinting andbinding) andwork for stock.

i$169,493. 84

687,864.80,087,505.00154,682.79

211,

642,

33,

408,

308,

498,

75,

60,

50,

83,

74,

11,

18,

74,

1,085,

142,

40,

625. 07806.82462. 79446. 170.30. 57609. 71802. 82287. 0747S. 20705. 95718. 93123.31920. 79769. 29550. 76501. 94222.54

,920,609.16

17,869.92

,938,479.08

§6,236,024.

The total overhead expense for the year amounted to $1,267,710.78,as follows:

Division or section.

Public Printer ,

Deputy Public Printer ,

Chief clerk (including doorkeeper and switchboard).Accounting division ,

Congressional Record clerkEmergency roomPurchasing division (nonproductive)Stores division (nonproductive)Departmental detail, not chargeableV/atch divisionComputing divisionSuperintendent of workSalary foreman of primingOffice force, foreman of printingJacket \vriters and estimatorsForeman of bindingSuperintendent of buildingsElectrical sectionEngineer sectionSanitary sectionMachine sectionCarpenter and paint sectionCutting and packing (counters) sectionPlate-vault sectionDelivery sectionProductive machinery and equipmentMiscellaneousProductive leave, holiday, and liability pay

Per centof total.

Total.

0, 5083.8098

2. 79005.0109,6691.4886.4125

2. 1302.6435

3. 74933.10162.6324

. 19731.00681.97192. 94474. 70793.81078. 96564.48851.1320.6518. 9039

1.06252.86212.3648,2505

39.7278

100

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PIUNTER. 9

For several years Congress ^vas in session the greater portion of

the time, and night forces were in constant operation. In the year

covered by this report Congress was in session only about seven

months, and upon adjournment the decrease in volume of legislative

printing and binding necessitated abolishing the night work and a

reduction of forces. Rather than make extensive discharges and

thus disrupt the organization of mechanical forces I decided to makeshort-period furloughs of employees in the various divisions affected

by the decrease in work. As a further means to prevent a discharge

I made an appeal to the President in regard to having departments

and bureaus send to this office some of the printing and binding

which the}^ are allowed to have dene in commercial offices. In re-

sponse to this appeal various departments and independent bureaus

gave hearty cooperation, and a large amount of miscellaneous vrork

was forwarded to this office and handled expeditiously.

By means of close supervision and faithful service on the part of

the employees it was possible to maintain to a high degree the effi-

ciency of the office, and every division was operated without loss for

the year.

Orders for postal cards decreased over previous year by 99,000,000.

The Post Office Department makes direct purchase of stock for the

work and furnishes it to this office.

The production of money-order books increased over. previous year

by 185,000 (37 per cent), and on March 1, 1915, the charges for this

work vrere materially reduced.

SCALE. OF I-RICES.

A close analysis of the ^vork of the year, and having in mind the

advantages to be derived from the new machines which will be in-

stalled, made it advisable to consider a reduction in the scale of

prices. After a careful study of the proposition, I authorized a

reduction of 2^ per cent, amounting to approximately $150,000 per

year, on such general items as will result in benefit to all depart-

ments and Congress. I propose to do the Government printing andbinding at as low a figure as is possible and at the same time conformto the law directing work shall not be done at less than cost. Periodi-

cal readjustment of the scale ma}' become necessary in order to

r-hieve this result.

NEW MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT.

By economy of operation it became possible to purchase a portionof the new machinery and equipment which has been so badly neededfor years, and the service will be greatly benefited thereby. The

10 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

following shows the principal purchases of productive machineryand equipment:

Machinery

:

Royal patent wet blackleading machines (2) $2,700.00Linotype typesetting machines (3) 12,415.67High-speed job and book presses (2) 7, 552. 50High-speed job and news presses (8) 15,960.00Cross continuous feeding machines (2) 2,800.00

Dexter automatic pile-feeding machines (2) 4,100.00Steel tiering machine, electrically operated (1) 540.80

Water-cooled ingot casting machine (2) 290.00

No. 70 Jarecki pipe machine (1) 370.40

Two-color automatic rotary printing press (1) 6,750.00

Automatic rotary printing press (1) . 6,950.00Johnson folding machine (1) 2,305.00

Tatum paper-punching machine (1) .525.00

Automatic tipping machine and motor (1) 1,675.00

Highly improved Seybold trimmer (1) 4,800.00

Automatic hydraulic molding presses (2) 4,214.00

Dexter folding and wire-stitching machine (1) 4,650.00

Weisel electric proof presses (2) 493.40

Monotype machine parts 22, 695. 00

Equipment

:

Cup fixtures 658.00

Numbering heads and machines 1, 680. 00

Brass galleys and clamps 1. 892. 00

Ventilating system 398.00

Armatures 450. 00

Adding machines (2) 427.50

Generators (2) . 14,784.00

Bicycles (7) 210.00

Water-filtering plant 2, 475. 00

Electric motors, controllers, circuit breakers 2, 888. 90

Monotype molds 374. 00

Chapman neutralizer bars, for Miehle presses 1, 950. 00

Cast-iron plate blocks • 480. 00

Indian motorcycles (2) 570.00

Radial drill 1, 345. 00

Rockstroh bases and clamps 617.25

Steel molds for linotype machines .672. 00

Pasting device on Potter web press 1. 350. 00

Pasting device on Hoe web press 585. 00

Lavatories 575. 00

' Typewriters (7) 400.10

Key seater and slotter 974. 00

Watchmen's time-detector, code-signal, and fire-alarm system— 9, 140. 00

Hoskins refining process 1, 075. 00

Melting pots (2) 300.00

Mail-carrier system 25, 098. 00

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 11

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE BUILDINGS AND PLANT.

A 10-inch sewer was installed in boiler-house basement, at a cost

of $358.97. All faucets were removed from drinking fountains

throughout the buildings and replaced with bubbling fountains, at

a cost of $946.75 ; this replacement was a decided advance in sanita-

tion. Screens were placed at windows on sixth and seventh floors,

particularly for the benefit of night forces, at a cost of $1,183.08.

Improvements and additions were made in the lighting system, at a

cost of $4,701.70; the work of replacing Cooper-Hewitt lights

throughout the buildings with tungsten lights progressed satisfac-

torily, and the office is becoming an excellently lighted institution.

Painting, outside and inside, cost $880.46. Manufacture and repair

of furniture, files, shelving, etc., cost $3,599.08.

Approximately 39,000 repair jobs, covering every imaginable class

of work, were handled by the division in charge of upkeep of build-

ings and plant.

The mail-carrier system, authorized in act of August 1, 1914,

operating through the tunnel connecting this office with the city

post office, has been installed and is now in successful operation.

This system was designed by mechanical experts of this office, andfurnishes the means for rapid transportation of mail from the

division of public documents and various floors of the new building

to mailing tables in city post office. The total appropriation for this

system was $30,000; the cost to date is $25,098, and a decided

economy is effected by its use.

A combined watchman's time detector, code-signal, and fire-alarm

system was contracted for, at a cost of $9,140. This system will

show location of all watchmen at all times, allow prompt communi-cation between the various parts of the buildings, comprises a com-

plete fire-alarm system, and will provide direct communication with

city fire department headquarters; altogether, it will be a decided

improvement in the insuring of safety to the buildings.

All iron shutters on the alley side of old building have been

equipped with catches which can be operated from either the outside

or inside; this provides a ready means of access into the building in

case of emergency.

12 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEH.

Cost of upkeep of Miilcling.

Mechanical repairs to machiaesMinor repaii's

WindowsWindow shades and awningsDoorsFloors, old buildingFloors, new buildingElectrical repairsElevators (mechanical repairs)Elevators (electrical repairs)Clearing groundsFire-alarm systemCarbon incandescent lampsArc lampsCooper-Hewitt lampsTungsten incandescent lampsBell-ringing systemElectrical inspectionAffixing Government Printing Ofiace numbers to machinesSteam heatPlumbingHigh-pressvu-e steam lines..

Air lines

Fire systemCold-water system :

Roofs, old buildingRoofs, new buildingTruck repairsMiscellaneous drawingsWhitewashingBroken plasterPointing stonework on new building

Total.

POWER PLA]S"T.

The authorized improvements in the power plant have been com-

pleted, with the exception of installing one small machine, and there

is at present time a complete duplicate equipment, all arranged for a

three-w ire system 120-240 volts. The engine room has one 1,000-kilo-

watt turbogenerator and two 600-kilowatt generators direct-connected

to cross compound engines. Work is progressing on the small unit,

which has a capacity of 300 kilowatts. In the boiler house many nec-

essary improvements have been completed, and there are two 500-horse-

power Babcock & Wilcox water-tube boilers with automatic stokers,

which burn bituminous coal exclusively, and six 300-horsepower

Scotch marine boilers, hand fired. The equipment of the power

plant is good, with the exception that the old boilers are hand fired,

and we are therefore compelled to use anthracite coal instead of

bituminous coal, such as is used in the new boilers. I believe that it

would be a matter of efficiency and economy to install four more

boilers of the same type as the two new boilers, complete with the

automatic stokers, piping, and coal and ash handling machinery. If

the plant were modernized as above outlined, this office could easily

save $10,000 per annum in the purchase of coal and in the labor for

handling the coal and ashes.

Labor, i Material, Total.

S613. 76171.50421. 47312.09 i

691.04I

168.00I

1,068.33I

1,060.792, 072. 70

L992. 10197. 2580.21

1,029.93138.57258. 72602. 53194.58

1,795.1518. 88

2, 635. 522,974.87

137. 08528. 6052.63

169.2557.57

102. 1316.45

1,188.51482. 17

681.68309. 41

.1195. 2529.0276.46

219. 14148.4655.8399.01

422. 13

805. 63260. 62

1.3012.07

726. 5046.36

930. 48601. 21

25.49186. 36

.24222. 35237.93

6.853.75

64.0517.152.604.954.635.652.09

51.6617.12

$809. 01200. 52497. 93531.23839.50223. 83

1,167. 341,482. 92

2,878. 332,252.72

198. 5592.28

1,756. 43184. 93

1,189. 201,203.74

220. 071,981.51

19. 12

2, 857. 873,212.80

143. 93532. 35116. 68186. 4060.17107.0821.08

1, 194. 16484.26733.34326.53

22,223.47 5, 482. 34 27,705.81

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 13

A new ash hopper and conveyer, purchased in previous year, was

installed and is now in operation. It was designed to eliminate con-

siderable labor in removing ashes from basement to ground-floor ash

heap, and also to form a part of any additional coal and ash handling

machinery which may be installed in the future. The cost of in-

stalling this conveyer, exclusive of original purchase price, was

$973.45, and it is estimated that by its use there will be a saving of at

least $2,000 a year, besides furnishing a more practical and up-to-date

method for doing the work.

The output of the electrical power plant was 3,960,692 kilowatt

hours, an increase of 16 per cent over previous year. The cost per

kilowatt hour was 1.139 cents as against 1.184 cents in previous year.

The total cost of operating entire power plant was $112,634, of which

amount $19,780.08 was the cost of heat, light, and poAver furnished

city post office without reimbursement. Cost of power used in opera-

tion of this office, and not including that for city post office, was

$92,853.92, as against $97,481.10 in previous year, a saving of

$4,627.18.

MISCELLANECUS

.

Notwithstanding that new machinery has been purchased during

the past year, much yet remains to be done to bring the plant up to

the highest point of efficiency. Day by day increased demands are

being made upon the Public Printer in the amount of printing and

rapidity of execution. In line with progress and the advancement

of new methods in the printing industry, I have taken up the ques-

tion of offset printing with the ultimate object of installing this

process. Offset presses and a suitable photomechanical process for

the preparation of printing plates (zinc and aluminum) could prob-

ably be installed for about $60,000. The installation of this method

will, in my judgment, provide for a wider range of work at greater

speed and less cost. Between 6,000 and 8,000 square feet of space

would be required for offset presses and photomechanical equipment.

In the emergency hospital room 2,647 medical and surgical cases

v>^ere treated, and 1,166 Avounds redressed in cases where the em-

ployees remained at work after being injured and did not apply for

compensation. Approximately $5,000 was expended during the year

as compensation for injuries, as provided by employers' liability act;

this is a small amount when consideration is given the vast amountof machinery in operation and tne large number of employees whoare in daily contact Avith conditions which render injuries possible.

Easil}^ breakable jars containing first-aid remedies for injuries will

be installed throughout the office in close proximity to machinery,

with a Adew of being helpful to the injured until the medical officer

can reach them.

14 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Eealizing that the health of employees in the linotype section wasbeing endangered by fumes and noxious gases arising from melted

metal in the linotype pots, I installed a ventilating system in that

section at a cost of $398. The installation of this system has resulted

in a very material change for the better in the atmosphere of the

room and the general working conditions.

The lumber reclaimed from boxes received in this office, and which

was used in the operation of the carpenter shop, amounted to apjorox-

imately 275,000 square feet for the year; to purchase the same

quantity of new lumber would have cost about $11,000. This re-

claimed lumber was used principally in the manufacture of over

17,000 packing boxes used in shipping postal cards and other work.

Upon adjournment of the last session of Congress it was found

that two of the presses used in printing the daily Congressional

Record were in such shape as to require either a practical rebuilding

or the purchase .of new ones at a cost of at least $40,000. I decided

to have them rebuilt by our own machinists, and the work progressed

very satisfactorily. These presses will be found to be in excellent

condition for handling the Congressional Record, while a decided

saving will be shown when the expense of rebuilding is compared

with what new machines would have cost.

A decision of the comptroller, dated February 15, 1915, definitely

decided that employees of this office are entitled to leave of absence

with pay for 30 working da^^s each 3^ear. The decision was fair and

just and in full conformity with law.

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

The distribution of Government publications during the period

covered by this report has demonstrated that the general public is

awakening to the fact that many valuable and interesting books are

available to them at a nominal price. This is evidenced by the in-

crease of 27,053 (12 per cent) in letters received and $14,356.73 (11

per cent) in cash receipts from sales. It is my opinion that to a

greater extent than ever before these publications are reaching the

individuals who are interested in the subjects covered.

During the year 1,335,991 copies of various documents were dis-

tributed to depository libraries throughout the country and approxi-

mately 35,000,000 copies were sent out on mailing lists or individual

orders. Our stenciled mailing lists contain 765,920 names, and the

changes on these lists run to approximately 225,000 in one year.

Considerable progress has been made in disposing of the accumula-

tion of returned publications; a large number were placed in stock

and the balance listed for selection by Members of Congress. Grad-

ual improvement in the methods and system for handling the ex-

REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 15

tremely large amount of business carried on by this division has de-

veloped a very efficient organization, and it is estimated that the

operating cost will shov^ a decrease in the future.

RECOMMENDATION S.

I present for consideration the following:

An annual appropriation of $20,000 should be provided to cover

the cost of heat, light, and power furnished to the city post office by

the power plant of the Government Printing Office. Appropriation

acts direct that I furnish this service, but make no provision for reim-

bursement, and under the provisions of the act covering fiscal A^ear

1916 this expense is necessarily carried as a dead weight, creating

an expense which can not even be apportioned in making charges

for work. This service is of the utmost importance to the Post

Office Department and also to the entire city of Washington, and

it is no more than reasonable that it should carry a direct appropria-

tion and not be paid for out of moneys set aside for the maintenance

of the Government Printing Office. M},^ endeavor to reduce the

charges for Government printing and binding to a low figure should

not be hampered by carrying the expense of heat, light, and power

necessary in the operation of a city post office; this expense very

clearly should be borne by the Post Office Department. I most

earnestly request the appropriation as stated above, to be made to the

Post Office Department, and that authoritj^ be given me to charge for

the service on the basis of cost per unit of heat, light, and power as

furnished.

The annual allotment for printing and binding for the Patent

Office is insufficient to carry the ever-increasing volume of work for

that bureau. In the month of June, 1915, it became necessary for meto order a suspension of some of the most important Patent Office

publications, for the reason that their allotment was exhausted.

Such necessary action seriously affects the business of that bureau,

and provision should be made either for a larger allotment or to

give the Patent Office authority to pay for excess printing out of

some separate fund.

The expense involved in collecting and baling waste paper fromdepartments and bureaus should be provided for hj a specific annual

appropriation of $8,000. This service was established in May, 1913,

and during the fiscal year just closed this office collected and baled

81,952 bags (over 3,500,000 pounds) of waste paper at a cost of

approximately $7,500. This expense was never specifically appro-

priated for and thus necessarily was carried as a portion of the over-

head expense and prorated in making charges for work. The quan-

tity of waste paper to be collected and baled is increasing rapidly,

and I deem it proper that the various departments and bureaus con-

16 EEPOST OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

cerned should pay for the service direct. Therefore I request the

appropriation, together with authority to make direct charge for

the service on the basis of bags or pounds collected.

With the object in view of installing offset presses and necessary

photomechanical equipment, the urgent need of more room in the

main building for the proper handling of work, and increasing the

facilities for storage of paper, coal, and other supplies, attention is

directed to the absolute need of a new building, to be erected on the

site now occupied by the old building on North Capitol and HStreets. All of the available space in the old building is practically

filled and there is constant demand for additional space, especially

by the division of public documents and the bindery. The condition

of the old building is such that it can not be used for anything

except storage purposes, and even for such purposes it can be used

only to a limited extent, for the reason that the walls and floors are

not strong enough to support any great weight. This building has

been condemned on several occasions, and in some places has been

reinforced and the walls tied together to prevent them from falling

out. It is built entirely of wood, with the exception of the exterior

brick walls, and is, therefore, a constant menace not only to itself

but also to the new building, for the reason that if fire should break

out and gain any headway whatever it would be almost impossible

to save the old building, and it would probably be a difficult matter

to save the new building. The new building cost about 31 cents per

cubic foot to erect, and on this basis a building to take the place of

the present old building and to match the general design of the

new building would cost about $2,000,000. I recommend that this

matter be brought to the attention of Congress and an appropriation

for a suitable building be requested.

The sidewalk around the old building on the H Street and Korth

Capitol Street sides is in an extremely bad condition, and I recom-

mend that authority be obtained from Congress for resurfacing this

sidewalk with concrete, at an estimated cost of $1,900. As this walk

will be outside the building line a separate appropriation will be

necessary.

In view of the technical nature of most of the work handled in

this office and the knowledge and skill required on the part of the

employees, I can but repeat the recommendation contained in myprevious report, and request authority be given to increase the pay

of printers and bookbinders from 50 cents to 55 cents per hour and

bookbinder machine operators from 55 cents to 60 cents per hour.

This would involve an increase of about $83,000 per year.

Respectfully,

Cornelius Ford,

Public Printer.

STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.

6495—15 2 17

No. 2.

—

Financial statement for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915.

Resources.Disburse-ments.

pendedbalance?.

A-ppropriution for 191S,

Public printing and binding, 1913:$182,666.80

9,518.46

1

1

Amount transferred on boo' s of Treasiu^ through auditor's

settlements, being printing for departments or bureaus

82,211.38

1

25. 591 11/) GO

J-/ibU Ui oCLi lUl iXltl tt/l Idl dklxKX. oLi^^llCa \x LU. lilg lloUu'l j CclL

Total 192, 185. 26 1 3.351.89 $188,833.37

Leaves of absence, Government Printing Office, 1913 588. 43 ! 588. 43

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1913 4,711.73 4,711.73

Payment for holidays. Government Printing Office, 1913 321. 76 1 321. 76

Salaries, office of Superintendent of Documents, 1913 1.264.531

1.264.53

General expenses, offiice of Superintendent of Documents, 1913.

.

Appropriation for 1914.

Public printing and binding, 1914:

Balance, July 1, 1914

6,841.94 6,841.94

661,693. 77

32, 795. 16

45,610. 52

Deposits to credit of appropriations by sundry disbursingofficers and individuals for printing done and for proceedsof sales of certain documents

Amount transferred on boolcs of Treasury through auditor'ssettlements, being printing for departments or bureauspayable from various appropriations

86,284.43123, 882. 39321,573. 32

/ /, DZO. Oo

5,077. 05Payment to Jos. L. Pearson, printing for United States

Supreme Court

Total 740, 099. 45 614,442. 72 125,656. 73

Leaves of absence, Government Printing Office, 1914:Balance, July 1, 1914 7,537.67Disbursed during fiscal year 5, 981.02

Total 7,537.67 5,981.02 1,556. 65

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1914:TiQlorifio TnlTT 1 101/1 14, ^48. 64Disbursed during fiscal year 7,439.44

Total 14,248. 64 7' 439. 44 6,809.20

Payment for holidays, Government Printing Office, 1914:T^alQTirfi TnlTT 1 1Q1/1 I, d2o. 92

6, 825. 00Deficiency act July 29, 1914Disbursed during fiscal year 9, iii 25

Total 9,451.92 9,114.25 337.67

Balance. July 1, 1914 5,299. 51Disbursed during fiscal year 4,088. 83

Total 5,299. 51 4,088. 83 1, 210. 68

\A ^XJ- s^L Uji L/lllLC Ui O U.Ut51 ILLLtSllUtJlI I; Ul jLyUUtlllltJll l/o . lyX*!.Balance, July 1, 1914 19, 278.32Disbursed during fiscal year 14,008. 81

Total 19,278. 32 14,008. 81 5,269. 51

T)i*sfTlT^ntinTl nf nnT^]ir> Hnmimonf c IQIJ^*JOUJ. J.U u. Liuxj. KJL yJlA-KJllx^ *J.UL 14.111cil tb. lyirx.

Balance, July 1, 1914 5,831. 51Disbursed during fiscal year 3,357.18

Total 5,831. 51 3,357. 18 2,474.33Enlarging heating, lighting, and power plant, 1914:

Balance, July 1, 1914 63,965. 53Disbursed during fiscal year 58,961.65

Total 63,965. 53 58, 961. 65 5,003.88

Appropriation for 1915.

Public printing and binding:Appropriation, act Aug. 1, 1914 4,463,820. 00

308, 000. 002, 100.00

265,095.80

Deficiency, act Mar, 4, 1915Do

Deposits to credit of appropriation by sundry disbursingOiTicers and individuals for printing done and for proceedsof sales of certain documents

19

20 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2.

—

Financial statement for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Resources.Disburse-ments.

Appropriation for 1915—Continued.

Public printing and binding—Continued.Amount transferred on boo' s of Treasury through auditor'ssettlements, being printing for departments or biireauspayable from various appropriations

Transferred from general expenses, o.nce of Superintendentof Documents ,

Disbursed for labor during fiscal yearDisbursed for material and suppliesDisbursed for lithographing and engravingDisbursed for paperPayment to Jos. L. Pearson, printing for United StatesSupreme Court *.

,

Disbursed for extra messenger service ,

$376, 875. 81

107,429.89$3,268,598.74

398.478.4192, 607. 39

911,263. 79

7, 959. 14

2, 100. 00

Total. 5,523,321. 50 4,681,007. 47

Leaves of absence, Government Printing Office, 1915:

Appropriation, act Aug. 1, 1914Deficiency act Mar. 4, 1915Deposit oi disallowanceDisbursed during fiscal year

Total

330, 000. 0066,656. 30

24.60383,791. 10

396,680. 90 383,791.10

Salaries, ofnce of Public Printer, 1915:

Appropriation, act Aug. 1, 1914...Joint resolution, July 16, 1914

Disbursed during fiscal year

Total

190,080. 00108. 34

175,027. 17

190, 188. 34 175,027. 17

Payment for holidays, Government Printing Oifice, 1915:Appropriation, act Aug. 1, 1914


Total

Salaries, office of Superintendent of Documents, 1915:

Appropriation, act Aug. 1, 1914

Joint resolution, July 16, 1914


Total

185,000.00176,444.47

185,000. 00 176,444.47

178,395.00926. 66

157,746.56

178,395.00 158, 673. 22

General expenses. Superintendent of Documents, 1915:Appropriation, act Aug. 1, 1914Disbursed dming fiscal year

Total

153,000. 00

153,000. 00

111,284.13

111,284.13

Mail-carrying system, 1915:' Appropriation, act Aug. 1, 1914.


—

Total

30, 000. 0025,132.73

30, 000. 00 25, 132. 73

RECAPITULATION.Total paid for printing for United States Supreme Court $13, 036. 19Total paid for night messengers, extra service 2, 100. 00Total paid for labor durmg fiscal year 3, 354, 883. 17

Total paid for material and supplies 524, 572. 18

Total paid for lithographing and engraving 171, 347. 84

Total paid for paper 1, 232, 862. 70

Total paid for public printing and binding 5, 298, 802. 08Total paid for salaries during fiscal year 182, 466. 61

Total paid for leaves of absence during fiscal year 389, 772. 12

Total paid for holidays during fiscal year '. 185, 558. 72

Total paid for general expenses, oflfice of Superintendent of Documents 125, 292. 94

Total paid for salaries, office of Superintendent of Documents 162, 762. 05Total paid for distribution of public documents 3, 357. 18

Total paid for eniargmg heating and power plant 58, 961. 65

Total paid for mail-carrying system 25, 132. 73

Total 6,432,106.08

Public printing and binding, 1915.

RESOXJRCES.Balance July 1, 1915 $842,314.03Amount due on account of repayment to appropriation July 1, 1915 29, 058. 70

LIABILITIES.871,372.73

Wages earned and unpaid July 1, 1915 * 97, 082. 01

Orders outstanding July 1, 1915, subject to 10 per cent over or under run 598, 003. 97695,085. 98

Net balance July 1, 1915 176, 286. 75


No. 3.

—

Statement shoicing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year

ended June SO, 1915. the sources from vjhich received, and to what accounts deposited

in the Treasury.

Deposited to the credit of appropriation for printing and binding:1913—

Auditor's disallowances S11.711914—

Reprints nnder act of ^[ar. 28, 1P04 812,080.41Print^'n? for PostOffi^'C Deportment (money order) 2, 7-12. CO

Piinting for Poso OfFi':'e Department (postal card:,) 2, 14'^. 47

Printing for Post Offii^e Department (postal savings) 1,9!1. 79

Printmg for War Department 239. 13

Printing for Navv Department 34.28Printing for State Department 11. 3^0. (30

Printing for the Secretarv of the Senate 23. 25

Printing for the Clei k of House of Representatives 430. 29

Heating city post oflice 1 , (342. 50

Auditor's disallowances 5. 8232, f 80. 14

1915—Reprints under act of Mar. 28, 1904 47. 990. 96PriQtine for Post Office Department (money order) 104.902.49Printing for Post OffiTe Department (postal cards) 75,8P5.75Printing for Post Office Department (postal savings) 5,148.30Printing for Post Office Department (Postal Guide) ''5.02

Printins fot Secretary of the Senare 42.52Piinting for State Department (i7.40

Printing for War Denaitment r,,435. 79

Printing for Xavv Denartm.ent 77. 07Printing for Smithsonian institi'ition 80.80Chargine bitteiies. post ofPce (motor trucks) 3.4^

Refund by \\ . G. Cornell Co 1.42Refund by P. Diet/gen .50

Auditor's'disallowance 5. 5G240, 657. 04

Deposited to the credit of appropriations for leaves of absence:1914—

Auditor's disallowances 5.361915—

Auditor's disallowances 24. 60

Deposited to the credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources:Sales of documents un-'ler act of Mar. 28, 1904 !?&3,223.72Sales of extra documents • 10, 534. 78S.ales of waste paper 64, 930. 83

Sales ol waste metal : 9. 179. 42

Sales of leather scraps 507.76Sales of condemned machinery, mateiials, etc 1,378.90Sales of refuse wood ' 559. 80Remirs to bicvcle 4.50Printing speeches 65, 211. 87Proceeds of waste gold 4, 988. 08

240,519.66

Total 513,798.51

No. 4.

—

Statement shoiring disbursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30. 1915.

Description of articles. Quantity.

Paid from appropriation for 1913.

Disbursements on account of material andsupplies:FreightRepairing adding machinesTires, rubber (for truck wheels)

.

Type, metal

Total.Discount. .

.

Net.


ages.

Unitprice.

Amount.

S4.228.32

34. 32

2,205.11

2,251.9740.59

i 2,211.38

86, 284. 43

22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 4.

—

Statement showing dishursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year ended"June SO, i9-?,5—Continued.

Description of articles.

Paid from appropriation for 1914—Continued.

Disbursements on account of material andsupplies:Acid-

MuriaticSulphuric

Quantity.

AdvertisingAlcoholAluminum leaf

Amm mia, anhydrousAuDdes, nickelArmaturesAshes, debris, etc., removal of.

Awnings, re-covering frames...Bands, rubberBaskets, waste (wire)Batteries—

Exide (ironclad)Samson

Battery supplies —Beef galls

Belting, leatherBelt lacing, rawhideBinders-

Loose-leafMetal parts used in constructing.

Board-Blocking (kiln-dried cherry).Bonnet

BoltsBook cloth-

Common blackCommon blueExtra brownExtra colorsExtra black, silk pattern.

Books-ManifoldReference (subscriptions, etc.).

Brushes

—

ElectricalHair, bristle, etc.—

Camel's-hair...DustElectrotyper's.GlueLyePickVarnish

Buckets-FiberIron, galvanized.

Buckram.Do...

Cabinet, section for.

Cambric, whiteDo

Canvas,Do.

linen.

Car tickets

.

Castings-Brass.

.

Bronze.Iron

Cement.

226 pounds...1,400 pounds

.

91.8 gallons.400 packs...308 pounds.389 pounds.

36.

l,133i- feet..

1,008 sheets.

101 pieces

.

700 pieces . .

.

50 pieces . .

.

45 pieces. .

.

50 pieces . .

.

5,338 yards

.

6,280 yards

.

2,637 yards.607 yards...

2,016 yards.1051 yards..

1,200

68 poimds.

.

134 pounds.164 pounds.

80 bags

Unitprice.

Amount.

$0. 016.0149

.45

.90

.2363

.50

.27

.085

.0237

5. 006.257. 507. 757.75

$3. 6120. 86

453. 004. 50

2, 010. 23149. 05

96.3523.89

505. 13

4,375.00375. 00348. 75387. 50

11,774.

.25

.30

.04

.258

.2746

.225,23

,038

159. 25

2.4013.229.28

32. 0617. 6012. 003.47

2.393.29

1,334.501,884.00

105. 49

36. 42

520. 1328. 90

15.3030. 826. 23

Total.


No, 4.

—

Statement showivg disbursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915—Continued.

Description of articles. Quantity.Unitprice.

Amount.|

Paidfrom appropriation for 1914—Continued.

Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.Chairs-

OakSpline seatTypewriter

Do

Coal-Anthracite..Bituminous.Forge

tons.532-^\% tons1 ton

$5. 95.97

4. 855. 26

4.683. 75

Colors—Dry..Pulp.

Conduit boxesCopper sulphate...Cord, cottonCotton, absorbent.Cotton (cloth)—

BleachedUnbleached...Wiping

1,500 pounds.505 pounds..,25 pounds

l,008f yards..5,069i yards..1,000 pounds.

.2303

.20

.138

.0275

. 15

Cresol, noncorrosiveDies, steel

DoorchecksDrafting suppliesDrill, complete, with fixtures

.

DriUs—MachineTwist

20 kilos.

Drugs and chemicals, miscellaneous.Duck-

DrabEnameled, black

Eggs

520 yards.408 yards.

,185£51

Electrical supplies, miscellaneousEmergency room supplies (includingdrugs, laundry, etc.).

EnvelopesErasers, rubberExpanded metalEyeletsFabrikoidFans, electric

FeltFilesFilings, sifted cast ironFixtures and parts of machines, presses,etc.—Beveling machineBicyclesBlue-printing machineBook-sewing machinesCase-making machinesElectric vehiclesElevatorsEngine, Corliss

Folding machinesGathering machinesNumbering headsNumbering machinesOxygen helmetsPaper-cutting machines (knives)Prmting pressesPump (boiler feed)Skiving machinesToilets -

Typesetting machines

—

Linotype (including matrices)Monotype (including matrices)..

.

4,244 yards.4

5 yards

.1815. 386. 25

2,254 pounds. .0175

56.0040. 55

139. 21

139. 41

150. 00

19. 208. 64

96. 20103. 36

114.0018.8613. 7514.4030. 30

113. 9094.0940. 253. 30

58. 7414.40

127. 5018.00

295. 30468. 59142. 7015. 5354. 25

,422. 75648. 69

$11.905. 824.855.26

7, 189. 571, 995. 87

4.25

5, 709. SO

24 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

No. 4.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915—Continued.


Amotint.


Disbursements on account of material andsup plies—Continued.

Flannel, canton ,

Flour,

Flue brushes and scrapersFreight, drayage, and expressageFurniture, rattanFurniture shoes

,Gallery floor material, etcGalleys and clamps :

Garbage burner, etcGasGasolineGearsGlass

—

American plateWindow

110J yards.40 barrels.

3

5,195 gallons.

Glasses, magnifying.GlucoseGlue-

LiquidRoller-making.

.

100 pounds.

GlycerinGold leaf-

Usual, ribbonDoDoDoDo

XX, deep (edge leaf).

XX, deepXX, deep, ribbon

DoDoDoDo

1,096 pounds.

2,198 pounds.

100 rolls..

50 rolls...

100 rolls..

100 rolls..

100 rolls-.

1 book. .

.

100 packs.25 rolls...

100 rolls..

50 rolls...

100 rolls..

100 rolls..

GravelGray super.

Do

Grease ,

Guards, book (for patent backs)Gum, arableHacksaw bladesHardware, miscellaneousHeating appliances, electric—stoves

.

Heating unitsHinges ,

Hoist, electric

Hose-Fire (linen)

Water (rubber)

10 cubic yards.20,000 yards...900 yards

10 cans.5,000...25 kilos.

Hose fittings

Indexing Congressional Record, secondsession, Sixty-third Congress.

Ink (for overlay process)Ink, printing-

Flatbed, blackDoDoDoDoDoDo

Half-tone, blackDoDoDoDoDo

5 pounds

230 pounds..,20 pounds5,416 pounds.10 pounds

—

20 pounds

—

40 pounds100 pounds...10 pounds30 pounds20 pounds...,20 pounds40 pounds20 pounds. .

.

Per 1,000.

$0. 1254. 85

.19

,045

$6. 0443.37

,85

.158 173. 17

.1894

.599 59. 901. 108 55. 401.383 138. 302. 205 220. 51

2. 80 280. 0039

6. 25 625! 00.217 5. 43

.339 33.901. 785 89. 252. 765 276. 503.22 322.00

1. 64.0245 490. 00.035 31. 50

.5015. 75

.456

9. 5018. 00

.147 33. 81

.155 3.10

.17 920. 72

.19 1.90

.196 3. 92

.20 8.00

.28 28.00

.28 2. 80

.325 9. 75

.335 6. 70

.343 6. 86

.35 14. 00

.40 8.00

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 25

No. 4.

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Paid from appropriation for ^57^—Continued.

Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.Ink, printing—Continued.

Web-press, blackDoDoDo

Tob-Black

DoDo

Blue, ultramarineBrown

DoDoDoDo

GreenWhite

CopyingPostal card, greenU. S. M. O

Kaolin,

Label holders ,

Lamp guards, lockingLamps, incandescentLanternsLeadLeather, No. 1 quality-

Cowhide

—

American E.ussia. .

.

DoDo....

Cowhide buffingDo

,

DoFleshers

,

Law calf,

Law sheep,

Goatskin-American morocco

.

Do

LimeLocks, knobs, and catchesLumberMachines-

Baling machine, hydraulicFolding machine (including freight) . .

.

Kast insetting and wire-stitching ma-chine.

Pasted waste paper machineRound corner cutting machineSheet feeders (2)

Typesetting machines, Mergenthaler (2)

Mailing tubesMalletsMelting pots, cast steelMopsMop wringersMotor cycleNails, brads, etcNumbering headsOdometer, hubOil—

CyhnderDoDo

EngineMachineMonotype casting machine

.

Monotype keyboardKeroseneNeat's-footRosinMiscellaneous

Quantity.

1,525 pounds.

.

100 pounds105 poimds17,778 pounds.

1,01C pounds.10 pounds10 pounds50 pounds5 pounds123 pounds...5 pounds5^ pounds855 pounds . .

.

50 pounds50 pounds10 pounds500 pounds...5 pounds

100,000 grams.100

.36,007 pounds.

34,937f square feet.

1,981 square feet..

.

2,375 square feet..

.

1,000 square feet...

2,0'Al square feet..

1,197 square feet..

.

10 dozen skins222;^- square feet....

10,004 square feet..

805 square feet...

2,130 square feet.

2 dozen..212 dozen.12

1

50 gallons . .

.

503 gallons .

.

247^ gallons.591 gallons.

.

800 gallons .

.

50 gallons . .

.

50 srallons . .

.

1,025 gallons.2 gallons50 gallons . .

.

Unitprice.

10. (

.0985

.10

.12

.18

.225

.23

.55

.50

.55

.58

.60

.75

.75

.30

.40

.43

. 0448

6.24

2.1941.48

30. 00

Amount.

$149. 459. 85

10. 502, 133. 36

181.802. 252. 30

27. 502.5067.652. 903.30

641.2537. 5015.004.00

215. 001.40

.18 6, 288. 79

.185 366.49

.19 451.30

.0675 67.50

.085 175.46

.09 107. 73

6. 00 60. 00.o5 77. 88.075 750.30

.19 153. 14

.199 423. 87

1,890.092, 103. 93

6, 160. 00

1,550.00200. 00

4,218.007, 787. 00

.17 8.50

.28 140. 84

.29 71.78

.195 115.26

.17 136. 00

.198 9.90

.75 37. 50

.09 92. 25

.70 1.4023.271.00

26 BEPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

No. 4.

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Amount,


Disbiirsements on accoimt of material andsupplies—Continued

.

OilclothOilersOil-tank outfitsPackingPads, inkingPaintsPaper—

Blue-printCarbonToilet

120 yards.12

3

150 yards...7,500 sheets.3,000 rolls..

Paper fasteners, clips, etc.Paste, photolibraryPastine dryerPencilsPenholdersPensPinsPipe, ironPitch, coal tarPlumbago

DoDo

25 pounds.

4 dozen

50 pounds.

2,470 pounds.500 pounds...500 pounds...200 pounds...

Plumbing and engineering supplies, mis-cellaneous.

Portrait, Hon. William B. AlUsonPotashPrinter's pasteRegulator, feed waterRental

—

Fire-alarm boxesTelephone exchangeWarehouse space

1,219 pounds.

Repairs-Adding machinesCalculating machineCanvas bagsMeters

, ampere-hourPasted waste paper machine.Time stampsTires, automobileTypewriter

Ribbons '

Roller covers, cloth, used in making com-position rollers.

RosinRoyaltyRules, steel

SandScrewsShellacShovelsSink

1 dozen.

100 pounds.

10 cubic yards.

SirupSliding base frames, for motors

.

Soap-Laundry

DoToilet

DoDo

20 gallons .

.

24 ,

1

100 gallons

.

Soap powderSockets, keySpongesStamps, rubberStaples, midgetStationery, pro rata share for General Sup-plv Committee.

SteelSteelwork (floor in boiler house)Subscriptions (daily papers)

2,000 pounds...2,000 pounds...700 dozen cakes.4 dozen cakes...

1,350 pounds...

2,718 pounds.

10 pounds

24 boxes

$0. 1875

.50

.3526

.009

.05

.06

.05

4.251.48

.24

045,0588,36

,94

,0752

1.95

.615

$7.2027.35

250. 97

25.0030. 0016.00

57.50348. 17274.48

34.3248.0025.006. 00

125. 0016.0011.7123. 75

90. 00117. 60252. 003.76

101.52

REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

jSo. 4.

—



Paid from appropriation for Continued.

Disbursements on accouat of material andsupplies—Conlinued.Switches, fusedTape (for book-sewing machines)Tape couplers, metallicTaps, dies, etcTeleeraphingTelephoning, long distance ("see "Rental"'

for telephone exchange).Thread—

Book-sewing machine

—

CottonLinen

DoLinen

Quantity,

700 gross yards

.

300

Time service, standard.

.

Tires, rubber

—

For electric vehicles.For truck wheels . .

.

TowelsTranslating and electrotyping.Tubing-

RubberDo

Steel

Do

Turpentine, spirits.

Twine-Jute

DoSailmaker's

Type, metalTypewritersValvesVarnishVaseliaeVinegarVise, machinist'sWasteWax, molding (ozokerite)Welding and cutting equipment (oxy-

acetylene).Wheels, emeryWire-

SpringStitching machine

Do

500 spools

.

65 pounds.50 pounds.25 potmds.

500 feet

200 feet

20 feet

20 feet

51 gallons

5, 129 pounds.2,155 pounds.100 pounds...

3,201 pounds.258 pounds...

2,033 pounds.1,000 pounds.

Wire cloth 11,738^ square feet.

WrenchesMiscellaneous supplies, general

Total '

DiscountI

Net.


WagesI

Disbursements on accoimt of material and'

^^Acid—j

Muriatic [797 poimds.Oxalic 50 pounds..Sulphuric

\ 6,300 poundDo i 538 poimds.

Tannic '

Advertising !

Albumen, egg ! 264 pounds. .

.

Alcohol I 368.33 gallons.

Unitprice.

$5.58.5094.024

1. 14

1.452.00.65

Amount.

,045

0521525

528

.12

.215

.095

.235

,085

.015

.016

.084

.0145

.055

59545

8570. 0094. 25

100. 0016. 25

,54

15.

22. 5010. 403.005. 00

461. 61

258. 6021.50

5. 84172. 8187. 50

12. 764. 20

91.3529.593. 16

141. 06

157.08165. 75


No. 4.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune SO, 1915—^Continued.



Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.Alum

,

Aluminum hydrateAluminum leaf

Do

Ammonia-AnhydrousStronger water.

Anodes

—

Copper.Do.Do.

Nickel.

Ashes, debris, etc., removal ofAwnings, re-covering frames (37).Babbitt metal

Canvas.Manila.

Bale ties, steel wireBands, rubberBaskets, wasteBatteriesBattery suppliesBearingsBeef galls

BeeswaxBells-

VibratingElectric mechanical (gongs).

Belting, leatherBelt lacing and fasteners-

Couplings, steel

Rawhide lacingSteel lacingWire hooks

Belts, endless

—

Leather (for linotype machines).Rawhide (for skiving machines).Web (for routing machines)Woven, miscellaneous

Binders-Loose-leafMetal parts used in constructing.

Bismuth (metal)Blankets

—

Press, rubberDoDo

Stereotyper's, woolen

—

ArmyMolding

Wool (for use on mangle).

Blue-print clothBoard-

Blocking (kiln-dried cherry)

.

BonnetMailing

Boards, prsss.Boil3r, coppar.Boiler tubas.

.

BoltsBolt shieldsBookbinding band, cotton 3,612 yards.

Quantity.

1, 140 pounds.

0.1 pack ...

600.1 packs.


20,994 pounds.5,760 pounds.

.

1,284 poimds..420 pounds—

50 poimds.

300 bundles.

1,102 pounds.

25 pounds.

250 sheets.

2,000 feet...

1,008 sheets.

1,750 sheets.

40.

Unitprice.

Amoxmt.

3.019

230485

.1624

.175

.1775

.42

.08

1.144

.3254

1. 99

10. 3012. 1015. 20

3. 74

.1029

.0219

.04

1.105

.02

$0. 07540. 09

47. 61

38. 02

^3,417. 371,008. 00

227. 91176. 40

367. 29

7. 70

3.12

00

9. 6574.055. 88

15. 60

30. 493. 605. 28

65. 63

632. 15289. 78

41.2036. 30

121. 60

183. 2660. 6061.25

205. SO22. 0870.00

Includes $7.94 allowed on freight.


No. 4.

—

Statement showing dishursements on accnint of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915—Continued.



Disbiarsements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.Book cloth

—

Common blackCommon colorsCommon colors, silk patternExtra bro^vnExtra colorsExtra black silk patternExtra brown silk patternExtra green silk patternFubyCochineal

Books

—

Manifold .

.

Reference

.

Boxes, paperBox straps, steel

Brackets, wall (adjustable)

.

BraidBrassBronzing liquidBroomsBrooms, whiskBrushes-

ElectricalHair, bristle, etc.

—

Camel's hairDustElectrotypers'FitchFloor sweepsGlueLyeMarblersPastePickSash toolsStencilVarnishWallWireMiscellaneous

Buckets .

.

Buckram

.

Do...Do...Do...

Cable-Electrical.

Iron ,

Calcium chlorideCalipers, micrometer.Cambric

Do

Cans-Benzine, safotyIron, galvanized

—

GarbageOil

DoSprinkling

Tin , seamless

Canvas

—

Cotton, white.Do

Irish linen

Carbons, arc light.

.

Cardboard, overlay.

Quantity.

400 pieces . .

.

1,490 pieces.20 pieces

29911 pieces

424§| pieces

,

200 pieces . .

.

10 pieces200 pieces...270 pieces . .

.

150 pieces...

30 dozen

.

4 dozen .

.

4,391 yards..200 yards...25,668 yards20,869 yards

682 pounds.

2,767J yards.529| yards..

2,023^ vards.1,5523- yards.

8,747i- yards.

Unitprice.

$5.006. 256.507.507. 75

7.757.758. 008.50

10. 00

2. 00

.17

.21

.25

.30

.0389

.0584

3.254. 20.40.42

,119

149274

Amoiuit.

§2,000. 009,312.50

130. 002,249. 803,293.141,550.00

77.501,600. 002,295.001,500. 00

12,556. 8452. 73

120. 64

9. 0044.3872. 636.41

344.50173. 4910. 0011.506.90

58. 8035.863.00

30. 2224. 703.001.72

746. 4742. 00

,417. 00, 260. 70

44.00394. 36

107. 65

30. 92

10. 20

78. 004.209. 605.048. 55

240. 80231. 36

2,396. 74

30 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE.

No. 4.—Statement showing disbursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915—Continued.


Paidfrom appropriation for ^5/5—Continued.

Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.Card holdsrsCar ticketsCartons (for postal cards)CastersCasting boxes-

IngotStereotype

Quantity.

Castings-

Bronze.Copper.Iron . .

.

Steel...

CelluloidCement

—

BaitPortland.

ChainChain linksChairs

—

Bent wood

—

Quartered oak.Do

Spline seatDo

Typesetters'

Chair seats, spline, etc

.

Chamois skinsChasesChinaware.etcCoal-

AnthraciteDoDoDoDo

Bituminous.DoDoDoDoDoDo

ForgeColors-

Dry.Pulp.

6,000.

10 pounds.588 bags...

1..

48.

24.

I21.

Typewriters' 1

Commutators ,

Composition, electros, etc., of circular(Portuguese).

ConduitConduit boxesCondubts, fittings, etcContataers (for snipping postal cards)CopperCopper sulphate

ElasticElectric (lamp) '

PageSashSilkWindow shade

CorduroyCornstarchCotton, absorbent.

99iffgtons-...l,979^tlgtons.504^^5 tons. .

.

1,619^415 tons .

l,632^g tons.

200, tons...

389|||g tons...

lOOHiStons...187^Jg tons. -

.

138^^5 tons...

lOS^VA tons...

5,644iV\''iy tons.

tons.

Unitprice.

Amount.

SO. 78.32

5.90.85

1.206. 805. 40

$120. 00225. 00

95.6780. 082. 40

277. 6489. 82

7. 80188. 16

9. 908. 38

283. 2020. 4024. 00

142. 805.40

3. 904. 644.694. 71

4.79

3. 203. 403. 423.453.503. 603.74

4,25

9, 185. 472,367.117, 628. 737,819. 54

640. 71

1,324.54344. 98647. 26484. 31713. 45

21,109. 79

449. 15

143.50

15.90135. 10248. 8012. 1022. 4211.48

Total.

445. 8036. 306. e*15.00


No. 4.

—



Paidfrom appropriation for Continued.

Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.Cloth (cotton)—

BleachedDoDoDo

UnbleachedDoDo

FilledDo

Misprint

Crayons, lumberCrepeleneCresol, noncorrosive.CuspidorsCut-outsCutters-

Board, rotary.MillingPerforatorWire

DextrinDies-

Machine.Steel....

Door checks and springs.Door puUsDrilling

Do

Drills-Air...Twist.

Drugs and chemicals, miscellaneous.Dry cleaningDuck-

DrabSageCalenderedEnameled (black)

Dusters, feather.E£̂ggsElectrical supplies, miscellaneousEmergency-room supplies (including drugs

.

laundry, etc )

Emery clothEnvelopes ^

ErasersExpanded metalExterminator, rat and insectEyeletsFabrikoidFeltFilesFiliQgs, sifted cast ironFilter bagsFire exttnguishers and additional charges.

.

Fire hydrantFixtures and parts of machines, presses,

etc.

—

Adding machinesAddressing machinesAsh conveyorBicyclesBlackleading machinesBoilersBook-sewing machinesCase-making machinesCasing-in machinesCloth-cutting machinesControllers

Quantity.

10,761f yards.

2,022i yards..

4,364f yards..1,521^ vards..78,9651 yards

.

3,903 yards...3^ yards

5,725f yards.

.

3,092 yards...12,000 pounds

.

134 dozen. .

.

l,332i yards.80 kilos

1,500 poimds.

25,346 yards

.

1,041 yards..

6 ruling-machine cloths

492f yards..1,1661 yards.578 yards

—

500 yards....

48.

12,848f yards.10 yards

9,226 pounds

.

Unitprice.

$0. 0524.0796.1209.205.0236. 165.50.0416.0725. 15

.225

.078

.16

.056

11862084

1. 50

.1037

.28

.3247

.2432

.3825

Amount.

$563. 91

leo. 97527. 69311.91

1, 863. 58643. 99

1.75238. 19224. 17

1, SCO. CO

18.0021.3027.0011.60

10. 12

277. 39

3,006. 04216. 94

50. 0096. 15

51.10326. 55187. 68121. 60

.14385.00

.0175

7. 2510.0017. 40

184. 663. 20

94. 29

,391. 57642. 07182. 12

60.0020. 90


No. 4.

—



Amount.

Paid from appropriation for ^515—Continued.

Disbursements on account of material andsuppl es—Continued.

Fixtures and parts of machines, presses,

etc.—Continued.Cutting-off cylinder (clamping band) .

.

Damper regulatorsDrinlting fountains (bubbling cups , etc.)

ElevatorsEngine (Corliss condensing)Fans, electric

Fire extinguishersFolding machinesGathering machinesGluing machinesHeadband and back-lining machines..Index-cutting machineInk and color millLatheLetter openerMotorcycleNumbering headsNumbering machinesPaper-cutting machinesPatent blocksPlate-mortising machinePrinting pressesPumpsRadiatorsRound-hole cutting machineRounding and backing machineRuling machineScale (autotruck)Skiving machinesTipping machinesToUets ."


—

Linotype (including matrices)Monotype (including matrices)

Vacuum cleanersVehicles, electric

Vertical Troy engineWire-stitchihg machines

—

AutomaticInsetting and stitching (Kasts)—Monitor

FlagsFlannel

—

Canton.Do.

Wool..

6U. S. Standard.

2,616 yards.100 yards...10 yards

$7. 82

.049

.1225L 35

FlashlightsFlourFolders, boneFountains, drinkingFreight, drayage, and expressage.FusesGalley locksGalleysGas-

AcetyleneOxygenIlluminating

15.

5. 50

$15. 505. 56

658. 00148. 44

4. 4069.107. 20

157. 87414. 66

6. 0050. 8416.003.255. 503.003.10

65. 2869. 36

1,003. 68476. 2029. 88

918. 25175. 37

3. 7534.2034. 13

789. 81145. 0051.2720. 1255. 18

3, 569. 93

3, 978. 0420.30

265. 42

50.00

36.0031.20

358. 70

128. 1812. 2513. 50

15. 5465. 88

16,455. 49

GasketsGasolineGasoline furnacesGauge pins, Magill's spring tongue.GearsGlass-

American plateWindowWired

10,160 gallons. 125

12 dozen. L 14

26. 74

79. 7023. 70

Globes..Glucose

.

REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 33

No. 4.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of 'public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915—Continued.


Amount.


Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.Glue-

Bindery useCabinetmakers'Case-makingRoller-makingLiquidWhite

GlycerinGold leaf-

UsualUsual, ribbon

DoDoDoDoDoDoDo•DoDoDo

XX edge leaf

XX deepXX deep, ribbon,

DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

Governors

.

Graphite..

GravelGray super

.

GreaseGuards, book (for patent backs).

DoDoDo

Guide cardsGum—

ArabicBodyDamarHoggTragacanth

.

Gumming labels, etcHacksaw bladesHard- are, miscellaneous.Headband-

Cotton (mercerized)..DoDoDoDoDo

SilkDo

48,010 pounds

.

200 poimds....15 pounds6,910 pounds..

25 pounds

11,113 pounds

^Vpack...1 roll

1 roll

651 /oils...

Iroll751 rolls...

201 rolls...

401 rolls...

1 roll

901 rolls...

1 roll

201 rolls...

pack . .

.

500 pack76 rolls

GOl rolls . .

.

1,801 rolls.

2,201 rolls.

1 roll

1,001 rolls.

Iroll801 rolls...

Iroll

1,201 rolls.

1 roll

2,301 rolls.


44 cubic yards

.

40,000 vards . .

.

3,581| yards...

110 cans.2,000....15,000...6,0005,000

250 kilos...30 pounds..10 pounds..105 pounds.125 pounds.

720 yards...1,440 yards.7,500 yards

.

7,500 yards.7,200 yards

.

4,320 yards

.

288 pieces .

.

48 pieces...

$0.11.146.09.145

1575

1869

$5,281.1029.201.35

1,001.95m.9i

3.94

.306

.459

.599

.8831.1081.3831.6631.9252.2052.522.80

6.00.217.339.508.662.98

1.2371.5751.7852.312. 7C53.oe3.22

.05

.30

1.64.0275.0336

.361 5.5016.251 7.0018.00

.456

.30

.30

,27

.01167

.01175

.0118

.0119

.01225

.01067

.23

.27

.27

.31

.46

389.95.88

832. 11

277.98666. 86

1.931,986.71

2.52562. 80

.363,000.30

16.51203. 74

914.911,457.06

.981,238.24

1.581,429.79

2.313,320.77

3.087,409.22

20. 0046.80

1,100.00120. 35

11.00 i

93.7542.0040.00

114.009.003.00

28.35112.50

8.4016.9288.5089.2588.2072.0066.2412.96

442. 47

6495—15-1 Per 1,000.

34 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 4.

—

Statement showing dishursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, ^915—Continued.


Faid from appropriation for 1915—Continued

.

Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued

.

Heating appliances, electric

—

Plates, laboratorySoldering ironsStoves or heaters

Heating units

.

HingesHoist, electric.

Air...,Fire...Steam

.

Water

.

IndexesIndexing Congressional Record

—

Second session, Sixty-third Congress

.

Third session, Sixty-third Congress..,

Ink-DrawingOverlay (for overlay process)Stamp-pad and numbering-machine.Writing-

BlackRed

Ink, printing

—

Flat-bed. black.Do

Halftone, blackDoDo

Web-press, blackJob-

BlackDoDo

Blue-Bronze

DoUltramarine .

.

Bro'^nDoDo

GreenDoDo

Parchment, black

.

RedDoDoDoDo

SepiaVermillionWhite

DoDo

Yello-.v

Do.Book-cover

—

BlackDoDo

GreenRed

Copying-Blue

DoGreen

Postal card, greenDo

U. S. M. O.—BlackBlue

Quantity.

8,530 pounds .

.

400 poimds—1,000 pounds..7,910 poimds .

.

50 pounds12,609 pounds

.

2,514 pounds.

.

6,050 pounds .

.

Samples

50 poimds...200 pounds..60 pounds...128 pounds..35 pounds...40 pounds...75 pounds...10 pounds...20 pounds...5 pounds401J poimds.75 i pounds.

.

lOpounds...108 pounds..Samples40 pounds...5 pounds150 pounds..20 pounds...20 pounds..

.

lOpounds...45 pounds...

10 pounds.10 pounds.10 pounds.10 pounds.10 pounds.

50 pounds...50 pounds...100 poimds.

.

1,168 pounds

.

500 pounds .

.

1,520 pounds

.

50 pounds. .

.

Unitprice.

$2.50

.196

.28

.32

.325

.68

.12

.17

.18

.85

.50

.35

.60

.65

.751.251.501.50.45.50.55

.65

1.502.00.30.35.40.30.40

.65

.90

.951.101.35

.851.00.65.155.45

.30

Amount.

$31. 8217.0229.85

4.6221.5010.6518.33

8,200. 807,755.00

4.7320.0011.68

57.1110.80

1,671.88112.00320. 00

2,570.7534. 00

1,513.08

427.381,089.00

8.51

31.50170.0030.0044.8021.0026.0056.2512.5030.007.50

180.6837.755.50

70. 205.35

60.0010.0045.007.008.003.0018.00

6.509.009.5011.0013.5a

42.5050.0065.00181.04225.00

456. 0014.00

9,709.67

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE. 35

Xo. 4.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year ended

June 30. 1915—Continued.



Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.Ink compoundInk-making materials, miscellaneousInk mill

Ink tonerInsulating compoundInsulating material, miscellaneous.Iron

—

BarSheet

Jackets, filing, etcKaoliumKnives

—

Pencil sharpener.Upholsterers

KnurlsLaces, shoeLacquerLamp guards, lockingLamp shades, shade holders, etc.Lamps, incandescent (electric) .

.

Lead-PigSheet

Leads, spaces, etcLeather, No. 1 quality

—

Cowhide:American Lussia

DoDoDo :

DoCowhide buffing

DoDoDo

FlashersDo

Law calf

Law sheepDoDo

PigskinGoatskin

—

Morocco grainNiger goatskin

DoAmerican morocco

DoDo

Turkey morocco, genuine

.

DoDoDo

Skiver

—

Calf finishedStraight grainedBark

DoTitle ,

DoDoDo

Lime, chlorinatedLocks, knobs, and catches.Lumber

Quantity.Unitprice.

4-niount.

rOO pounds.

4 gross

.

72,157 pounds.286 pounds...

123,465 square feet.

5,579i square feet.

.

8,185i- square feet..

124i square feet..

.

123f square feet..

.

l,131i square feet..

4,120f square feet..

13,5S0i square feet.

8,557f square feet.

.

11 dozen skins56 dozen skins

663} square feet . .

.

33,0o6| square feet.

95J square feet

98f square feet

336i square feet..

.

6,412} sqxiare feet..

4,e06§ square feet..

167} square feet . .

.

19,682| square feet.

7,989 square feet. .

.

150 square feet

148} squai-e feet . .

.

246 square feet

6 dozen skins5 dozen skins

130 square feet . .

.

265| square feet .

.

7,242} square feet.

2,272} square feet.

2,277 square feet..

1,130 square feet.

.

1,465 square feet..

2,377| square feet.

257 kilos

m 017

25. 20

,0404

,18

,185

,19

,195

21075,09

09251050253307751011

25

21253018919921

33350000

S133. 72212. 30

12. 725.40

2,915. 14

19.45

,055,06

OS,085

,095,10

22,223.731,032.21 i

1,555.2124.23

,

25.99,

84,84i

370.871,256.20

I

855.77I

49.50 I

350.00i

218.872,561.89

!

9.55 i

10.8684.07

;

1,346.581,151.61

50.19:

3,720.03i

1,589.8131.50

i

48,93 !

86.10,

210,00 ;

220.00

23! 63'

398. 32136. 34182. 1696.05

139. 17237. 78

40,391.7410,03

133. 214,264.53


No. 4.

—

Statement sliowinq disbursements on account of 'public 'printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for trie fiscal year endedJune 30. :?9-/5—Continued.

Description of articles. Quantity. Unitprice.

Amount.


Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—continued.Machines

—

Adding, DaltonBlackleadingNumbering

DoDo

Saw-trimmer

Mailing tubesMalletsMelting pots, cast steel

MicaMops, mop handles, etcNails, brads, etcNaphthaNickel, sulphate of (single).

Numbering headsNuts, ironOdometers, hubOil-

CastorCylinder

DoEngineHydraulic pressLardMachine, mediumMonotypeParafTmSperm

DoDo

SpindleTypewriterKeroseneLinseed

—

BoiledRaw

RosinSweet

OilclothOi.ersOilstonesPackingPadlocksPads, inkingPaints, etcPaper-

AsbestosBlue-print

DoCarbonCloth-linedGummed manila.PressboardToilet

Paper fasteners, clips, etcPaper-fastening machines (Midget).ParamnParchment substitutePaste, photoiibraryPastine driarPeai-lashPencilsPencil sharpenersPenholdersPensPinsPipe-

BrassIron, steel

Lead

1 $257. 50

2, 700. 002. 75

24. 5496. 00

300. 00

4502 dozen

.

3$6. 12

10 gallons

.

8,000 c. c

149 gallons

1,495 gallons

1,292 gallons....

152 gallonsllli gallons

1,809 gallons243 gallons50 gallons2 gallons10 gallons1 gallon80 gallons3 dozen 2-ounce

.

1,510 gallons

100 gallons

.

42 dozen

.

48 yards.

2l'.'.'.'.'.'.'.

903 pounds.120 yards...300 yards...

200 pounds. .

,

18 dozen jars.

15682031412

7644145152164969202524341

.40

.79

2. 0823.36

312. 45180. 8818. 2485. 24

262. 3336. 938. 241.38

12. 001.25

21. 871.23

120. SO

195. 5577. 3540. 0033. 25

.54

.03,04

,048

27. 094. 80

14. 40181. 10

1,544.^^081. 1517.04

1,085. 75

.0524

3.95

20.08565. 12

46. 61631. 81

1 Exclusive of $170 allowed for two old machines.

KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE. 37

No. 4.

—

Statement shoiuing dishursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915—Continued.

Description of articles. Quantity.


Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—Continued.

Pitcn, coal tarPlaners, printers' woodenPlasterPlaster of ParisPliersPlugs, attachmentPlumbagoPlumbing and engineering supplies, mis-cellaneous.

Plunger cleaner, etc. (for linotype ma-chines).

Polish, metalPotashPotassium cyanidePowders

—

Bronzing (aluminum)Etching (for overlay process)

j

Gilding

Unitprice.

Amount

4,141 poimds.325 pounds...

Pulleys, etcPumice stonePush platesPuttyQuoin keys ,

QuoinsRatchets, brass (stereotypers)Reamers, hand ,

Reducol (for modifying litho ink).Regulators, feed waterRental-

Fire-alarm boxesTelephone exchange"Warehouse space

Repairs

—

Adding machine.Addressing machineBaes, waste paperBoilerCaliper, micrometerClocks

—

Marine clockTime stamp clock

Cuts in streets

Mail sack...MetersMotor cycleMotor vehicles, tubes and wheelsOdometerRoller, recovering for cloth-cuttingmachine.

Scale, dormantTube carriers, pneumatic ,


—

Mold cap (linotype)Molds (monotvpe)Spacebands (linotype)

TypewritersVulcanizing;

—

Bicycle tires

Cylinders for proof pressesWelding

Resinate of leadRespirators, automaticRibbons, typewriter, etcRod, brass'.

Roller covers, cloth (used in making com-position rollers).

Rope

—

i'' sbestosHemp, manila, etc

RosinRouter bits.

144

200 pounds4 dozen500 dozen pairs.

8iV dozen

55 poimds.7

SO. 045.1825

.28

.02283. 601. 505. 10

.48

50 pounds.4

S4. 2547. 357. 00

172. 501,893.443,019.28 i

5.2017. 75

111. 0272. 772. 90

34.504. 20

244. 422. 5011.637. 509. 903. 0013.82

28. 00185. 05

5. 75964. 0476. 64

174. 35

11.0017. 64

10.04 I

14.50!

131. 40

Total.

38 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PPJNTEE.

No. 4.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of puhHc printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, :/9^5—Continued.

Description of articles. Quantity. Unitprice.

Amount.


Disbursements on account of material andsupplies—continued.RoyaltyRubberRubbers, finishers (for electrotyper's use).

.

Rule, brassRulers, boxwoodSal ammoniacSandSandpaperSandstonesSash lifts

Saws-BandCircular

46 J dozen. $1. 58

Scourins; compound.ScrewdriversScrewsSeals, leadShearsShellacShovelsSilesia

Silk, moireSilver nitrateSinkSirupSoap-

LaundryDo.

ToUet—Castile .

.

Glycerin

.

Ivory . .

.

Tar

Soap powderSockets, keySodium carbonateSolder and soldering paste.SpongesSpouts for oil cansSprings for chairsStamps-

BrassRubber

Stationery, miscellaneous.SteelStepladdersSwitchesTagsTag stringsTanlis-

Graphite solutionOil

Tank valves and floats

Tape—Book-sewing machine.Insulating

—

Adhesive clothRubber (okonite)

.

Press or folderDoDo

Tape couplers, metallic.Taper pinsTaps.TarcolinTarget recordsTelegraphingTelephone holders.

100 pounds56 cubic yards.

dozen.

$29. 0811. 28

9,492 pounds. , 01374

3,918 pounds.6,028 poimds.

26 pounds34 dozen cakes1,600 dozen cakes.

.

2,216§ dozen cakes.

19,155 pounds

. 04655

.0588

.11

.9392

.4356

.36

.02394

182. 38354. 45

2. 86

31. 95

749. 00

57. 0054. 22

1,400 gr. yards.

200 pounds..25 pounds...2 dozen rolls.

1 dozen rolls.

4 dozen rolls.

.509

.50,80

4. 71

9. 12

10. 68

606 gallons.

3. 70

Less $49 deducted on account of shortage in weight.

30. 0019. 50

712. 60

100. 0020.009. 429. 12

42. 72


No. 4.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of public 'printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915—Continued.



Disbursements on accoimt of material andsup-p^ies—Continued.Telephones ,

Telephoninsr, Ions: distance (see "Rental"for telephone exchange)

Thermorheters—For monotype castins; machinesFor pressroom (plunge) ,

Miscellaneous

Thread—Boolv-sewing machine-

CottonDo

LinenLinen (in balls)

DoDoDo

Time service (standard).TinTin foil

Tin salts

Tin stripsTires, rubber—

For electric vehicles.For truck wheels

TowelsTracing clothTraps—

NonsvphoningSteam (Anderson)

.

Traveling expensesTruck :

Tube cleaners

—

DuplexHydraulic, Lagonda (with extra parts)Air driven, Lagonda (with extra parts)

Tubing-Glass....Rubber.Steel....

Quantity.

1,151 spools..

1,501 spools..101 pounds.

.

127 pounds.

.

150i poimds.300J pounds.§ pound

2,000 pounds.9,742 pounds.10 poimds

Typewriter, EemingtonI 1

ValvesValve spindles, etcVarnishVentilating systemVinegarVisesWagons, steel i 2"Waste, cottonWaste receivers

11,488 pounds

.

Unitprice.

$13. 65

8. 0012.00

.965 1, 110. 721. 12 1,68L 12

2. 00 202. 00.65 82. 56.67 100. 84

.77 231. 391.03 .52

338523580

3.2C

S240. 0012. 003. 14

675. 9962. 64

10. 05128. 62

19. 20120. 10113. 00

4.00110. 0716. 56

43.95.085

1 Exclusive of $10 allowed on old machine.

40 BEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

No. 4.

—

Statement shoiving dishiirsementa on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of o ffice of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, i9^5—Continued.



Disbursements on accoimt of material andsupplies—Continued.Wax-

FloorMoMing (ozokerite) ,

Sealing

Welding, material used in connection with.WheelbarrowsWheels, grindingWheels, for hose carriageWindow shade clothWire-

InsulatedSteel, copper, etcStitching machine

Do ,

DoDoDoDo

Wire cloth and nettingWool, steel

WrenchesZincMiscellaneous supplies, general

.

Total.Discovmt. .

.

Net,

DISBURSEMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF GENERAL"EX-PENSE, OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCU-MENTS.

Paidfrom appropriation for 1914.

Books of raferenceChairs, revolvingFix;tures, typewriterInk (for addressing machines).Repairs, typewriterTypewriter, l..oyal

Total.


Basket, rattanBooks of referenceCarbon paperChairs, revolvingCoin ?ardsCovering for ink rolls, rubber.

.

Desks, typewriterErasers, steel

Finger cotsFixtures, etc.:

Addressing machineTypeivritarsStencil maehiaesAuto maibrMultigraph maohineElectric gammeterFeedograph

Ink (for a Idressing machines).Mailing tubesNumbering machineRepairs:

TypewriterSealing machine (altering).

175 pounds3,499i poimds.40 pounds

6,099 pounds

.

5.505 pounds

.

605 potmds..7,005 pounds

.

1,005 pounds.Samples

1,830 pounds.

SO. 2375.235.255

.084

.085

.0875

.10

.1075

Amount.

S41. 55822. 4010. 20

1,645. 3256. 96

1 520. 54

467. 9352. 94

700. 50108. 04

.91

.085

1 This amount includes $8.22 expressage.

EEPORT or THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 41

No. 4.

—

Statement sliowing dishursements on account of public printing and binding andfor general expense of office of Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915—Continued.


Amount. Total.

DISBURSEMENTS ON ACCOTJNT OF GENERAL EX-PENSE, OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCU-MENTS—Continued.

Paid from appropriation for /.9/J—Continued.

Kibbons:$8. 002. 658. 902.85

405. 5016. 9070." 0011.52

Stamps, rubber

TvDewriter, ' emingtonWheels, cutting

Total'

1,352. 88

DISBURSEMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF DISTRIBUTIONOF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

Paidfrom appropriatioJi for 1914..

Sealing machine 150.0068. 94Electric glue cooker

Total 218.94


Disbursements on account of enlarging heating,lighting, and power plant of the GovernmentPrinting Office for the fiscal year ended June,30,1915.


Disbursements on account of material and sup-plies for mail-carrying system.

58,961. 65

25, 132. 73

No. 5.

—

Statement shovjing disbursements on account of paper for the public printingand binding for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1915.

Description of paper.Quantity(pounds).


Map paperDo

Wood manila paper.

4,4232, 789.

5

12, 542

Total amoimtDeducted to cover increased cost of paper pur-chased in open market on account of default of

contractor

Net amount

.

Paid from appropriation for 19U

Printing paper:j

White news print{

178, 440Machine finish 67, 647

Do;

580,880Do

i241,338

Do 1,824,017Do

;

434,968Do

I

126,655Do 52,416Do

I5,310

Do 15,865Do 277,878Do ! 190,553

Size(inches).

24 by 38...30 by 40...25 by 38...

Weight(pounds)

24 by 36...24 by .32...

24 by 38...24 by 38. .

.

24 by 38...24 by 38. .

.

24 by 38. .

.

24 by 38...28 by 40...32 by 42...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

Unitprice.

72 $0.1255 .1256 .029

.0234

.0386

.0359

.036

.0364

.0377

.035

.037

.039

.0379

.0379

.0365

42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTETl.

No. 5.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of paper for the public printingand binding for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Description of paper.

Paid from appropriation for ^5^4—Continued.

Printing paper—Continued.Antique laid

Wove machine finish

DoDoDoDoDo

Sized and supercalenderedDoDoDo

Book paper:Double-coated, both sides

DoWriting paper:

Tablet, machine finish

DoDo

White, machine dried, etc

DoDo

White, tub-sized, etc

DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo '


Colored, tub-sized, etc

DoDoDoDo

U. S. M. O., blue safety, machine finish.

Map paperDo

Bond paper:White

DoDoDoDoDoDoDo

Fine whiteThin white

DoDoDo

Onionskin paperParchment deed

DoLedger paper:

Second-class, white or blueDoDoDo

Quantity(pounds).

6,6009,642

68,64922, 588

130, 551

37, 520101,34735, 400151,86817,64098,400

131,2338, 193. 6

36,32817,3403, 612

75,91420, 292

40, 60819,189.823,901.716, 234. 215, 564. 6

34, 726. 6

2, 224

5,276.56,395.313,172.14,890.464,00088, 64048,00016,959.812, 5329,010.68,044.53,472.74,954.7

26, 242. 7

2,8805,820

21,389.32, 632

11, 5386,881.3

77, o; 84,312.94, 727. 4

13, 858

5, 99217,24836,823.417,52063, 424. 914,60018,497.25, 702. 4

4,9565,2807, 8434,175.61,060.91,5171,967.6

2,393.73,614.36,474

33, 352. 4

Size Weight Unit(inches), (pounds), price.

25 by 38..29 by 41..

29 by 43..

31i by 45i32 by 48...

38 by 48..

38 by 48..24 by 38.

.

31i by 45|32 by 48..

38 by 48..

24 by 38..24 by 38.

.

21 by 32..

21i by 32126 by 34-1.

21 by 32..21 by 32..21 by 32..

16 by 21..16 by 21..,

17 by 28..17 by -^8.

.

17 by 28...

18 by 23...

18 by 23..,

19 by 24..,

19 by 24..,

19 by 24..,

21 by 32. .

,

21 by 32..,

21 by 32..,

22f by 31i.23 by 36- .

,

24 by 38..,

26 by 32. .

,

28 by 34...

28 by 34..,

28 by 34..,

21 by 32..,

17 by 28..17 by 28..19 by 24..

21 by 32..22 by 34..17 by 22..24 by 38..

30 by 40..

17 by 28..

18 by 23..

19 by 31..

21 by 32..

21 by 32..22 by 34..24 by 38..

28 by 34..

16 by 21..

17 by 28..19 by 24..21 by 32..221 by 34i

19 by 24..19 by 23..

221 by 31i

16 by 21..18 by 23..

21 by 32..23 by 36..

6060687977

80100607284

100

8080

323443253440202417

22322026162844

3240483452444634446448223214

403616

4255

262832364841

505218121617229

3748

24355870

SO. 038.0475.0475.0475.0475.0475.0475.04.04.0419.0393

.0598

.0605

.0445

.0463

.0463

.058

.049

.049

.0797

.0797

.11

.0797

.0797

.0797

.0797

.11

.0797

.0797

.0797

.0797

.0797

.0797

.0797

.0797

.0797

.11

.0797

.0797

.159

.0797

.0797

.135

.0797

.0797

. 107

.095

. 114

.103

.103

.103

.103

.103

.103

.103

.103

.145

.186

.186

.186

.186

.23

.29

.16

.091

.091

.091

.091

Amount.

1 By authority of the Joint Committee on Printing 48,640 pounds of this paper were accepted, less a penaltydiscount of 10 per cent.

2 By authority of the Joint Committee on Printing this paper was accepted, less a penalty discotmt of5 per cent.


No. 5.

—

Statement showing disbursements on o.cconnt of paper for the public printing

and binding for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—^Continued.


Paid from appropriation for 9^4—Continued.

Ledger paper—Continued.First-class, white or blue

DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

First-class, coloredDo

Stereo tissue paper:CreamWhite

Cover paper:Smooth ,

DoRough

DoManila paper:

WoodKraft wrapping

DoRope

DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

Tympan, oiledManila cardboard

DoDo

Manila tag board, calenderedCardboard:

Railroad board, whiteChina board, whiteColored

Bristol board:Colored

DoIndex

Blotting paperStereotype molding paper:

WhiteRed

Monotype keyboard and casting-machine paper..Offset paperPlate-wiping paper, for embossing pressesBack lining paper, for case-making machines

Marble paper

.

DoComb paper .

.

Do

Binder's board

.

DoDoDo

StrawboardBox board

Quantity(pounds).

2,731.211, 825

3, 935. 8

5, 630. 4

4; 202. 9

2, 582

17, 604. 4

6, 197. 9

9,521.839, 4.34. 8

2,.360. 6

2,812.622, 622. 4

4, 447.1

2,112

2251,284

6, 885

6, 822. 8

2,462.56, 632

82, 662662.4

1,1525,150

12,549.619, 7936,930

28, 761.3

8, 66014,183.930, 9226,464.24,4785, 736.

1

9, 023. 7

7, 956.

2

34, 549

5, 447.

1

2, 092.

3

7,916.8

148,16043, 7006,131.82,050

3,0001,200

20, 333

3, 1394,1972,000

Beams.

103^1?

35f|§

Pounds.118, 920122,61538, 0001,250

40, 00040,000

Sizei

Weight(inches), (pounds).

16 by 21..17 by 28..17 by 28..18 by 23..18 by 23..19 by 24..20 by 28..21 by 32..21 by 32^ .

21 by 32 L21 by 421.

23 by 36..24 by 38..21 by 32^.21 by 32j.

19 by 24..

19 by 24..

20 by 25..33 by 46..

20 by 25..

20 by 25..

24 by 38...

38 by 38..,

40 by 42..24 by 33..,

24 by 38..,

24 by 38..,

27 by 38...

27 by 38...

30 by 46...

38 by 38. .

.

38 by 38...

40 by 42...

24 by 38...

17 by 28...

21 by 32...221 by 281.

24 by 38. .

.

22 by 28. .

.

22 by 28...

22 by 28...

20| by 31..

21 by 31...221 \)j 28i.

19'by 24...

19 by 24...

19 by 24...

24 by 36.24 by 36.

25 by 40.

20 by 25.

22 by 28.20 by 25.

22 by 28.

243440303545575890

11095605690

110

501485050

50115100506370709580

13414011786

162229219114

210210

110110175100

10040

3060

104

Unitprice.

.10. 128.128.128.128.128.128.128.128.14.138.145.128.128.155.17

.30

. 1634

.049

.049

.046

.0515

.026

. 0361

.0361

.0512

.0512

.0512

.0512

. 0512

.0512

. 0512

.0512

.0512

. 0552

.0345

.0345

.0345

.046

.048

.048

.048

.039

.04

.13

.0525

,066,065

, 04125,037

,037

6. 858. 455. 206. 40

,0149.0164,0285, 0295,013

,0168

1 By authority of Joint Committee on Printing, 2,792.5 pounds of this paper were accepted, less a penaltydiscount of 5 per cent.

2 Overpayment of S7.38 corrected in a subsequent payment.* Exclusive of S31.48 deducted on account of shortage on jirevious orders.


No. 5.

—

Statement shoioing disbursements on account of paper for the public printingand binding for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Size(inches).

Weight Unit(pounds), price.

Amount.


Open-market purchases:Tissue paper, manila, ruled

Scotch granite paper.

Cover paper .

.

Bristol board

.

Noncurling gummed paper

Do

Pressboard, red

Total.


Printing paper:News print-

WhiteColored

DoMachine-finish

DoDo.DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

Antique, laid

Do.:Opaque, high machine finish.

Do"!!!::;"!:""::::;!Wdove, machine finish

DoDo.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.

Sized and sunercalendere

:

Do :

Do

Reams.137

Sheets.

Pounds.2, 54540,310

Sheets.

540

Eearns.

60

Sheets.

24

20 by 30.

5| by 6-1

.

25 by 40.

20 by 24.

17 by 22.

271,

2,

2,

147,

658,

1,060,

253,

31,

152,

385,

577,

1,705,

218,

119,

48,

547,

200,

17,

5,

5,

19,

18,

14,

31,

40,

74,

75,

447,

199,

488,

49,

103,

11,

12,

4,

12,

6,

13,

68,

61,

18,

71,

41,

20,

99,

81,

13,

24,

30,

162000000460381704258087819490258459559545312401842520700900530900634455070561924951296125.4015509475947912.5180480380544887012894.5280866400927800000375

24 by 36..24 by 38..24 by 38...

24 by 32...

24 by 38...24 by 38...24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 38- -.

26 by 41...

26 by 41...

28 by 40...

29 by 41...

29 by 41...

32 by 42...

32 by 42...33|by 44i.33|by 44i.

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

25 by 38...

25 by 38...

32 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

29 by 41...

29 by 43...

29 by 43...

3U by 45i.32 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...24 by 38...24 by 38...

24 by 38...

'$1.26ii

, 00385

100

120120606050606060

79678080100100505060

.059,0454

1.92

.0234

.0345

.035

.0386

.0399

.035

.0355

.0365,0374.0359.036.0364.0377.0339.0349.035.037.0369.039.059,0349,0375,0349,0379,0334,0364,0375.0379, 0349,0365,0349,0375,037,038, 0562,0562,06,0475,0475,0497,0475,051,0475,0497,0475,0497,0377,0393,0379

$173.

!

1 Exclusive of I1S9.35 de iuctel on aocount of pa^er rejected and returned to contractor.2 By authority of the .Toint Co:n nittee oa Printing, this papar was acoepted less a penalty discount of

10 per cent.

KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 45

No. b.—Statement showing disbursements on account of jpaper for the public printing

and binding for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Paid from appropriation for i5i5—Continued.

Printing paper—Continued.Sized and supercalendered


Half-toneBook paper:

Single-coated, one sideSingle-coated, both sides...

DoDouble-coated, one side

DoDouble-coated, both sides..

DoDoDoDoDo

Writing paper:Tablet, machine finish

DoDoDoDoDo

U. S. M. OFrench folio, whiteWhite, machine dried, etc.

DoDoDoDoDoDo

White, tub-sized, etcDo

Quantity(pounds).

Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.

90,02914,227.533,600

148, 020287,827

6,68836,707197,364306,00010,000101,370121,20011,341

209, 685

50, 99276, 169

4,245.73,83314,207.481,47224,963.410, 64480,088122,520

42, 03679, 106

9,97251,75817,3402,024

23, 693750

37,00450,51081,333

229,37685,38284, 125

128, 101

20,52363,010.948, 797. 8

15,678.944,856.

2

42,186.932,877.698, 607. 8

68,735.21,9851,916.55,328.5

11, 0023,358.73,2005,833.36,885.27,373.616,310.89,569

160,00084, 996. 4

240,00296,0004, 875.

8

37, 475. 6

11,204.523, 696.

1

17,514.769, 16942,99585,253.44, 444

29.522.839, 125.

1

24 by 38..,

30 by 43...

30 by 43..

31i by 4.3 J31i by 45|,

32 by 48...

32 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

26 by 41...

26 by 41...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 32...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...

21 by 32...21 by 32...

21 by 32...

21i by 321.

221 by 321.

26 by 341.

.

17 by 22...17 by 22...17 by 28...17 by 28...

21 by 32...21 by 32...21 by 32...21 by 32...21 by 32...16 by 21...16 by 21...16 by 21...17 by 28...17 by 28...17 by 28...17 by 28...17 by 28...17 by 28...18 by 23...18 by 23...18 by 23...18 by 23...19 by 24...19 by 24...19 by 24...19 by 24...20 by 28...20 by 28...20 by 28...21 by 32...21 by 32...21 by 32...21 by 32...21 by 32...22 by 34...22 by 34...22 by 34...

22| by 311.

22f by 311.

23 by 36...24 by 38...24 by 38...24 by 38...24 by 38...

Weight(pounds)

.

Unitprice.

$0. 04.0384.0403. 0379.04. 0379.0419. 0377.0393.045.0379.04.0427

.0498

.0485

.0518

.0595

.0642

.0598

.0582

.0605

.0642

.0582

.0598

.042

.0445

.042

. 0435

.0463

.0435

.055

.075

.043

.049

.052

.058

.049

.043

.049

.077

.0797

.0797

.1015

.11

.0797

.077

.0797

.0797

.0777

.0797

.0777

.0797

.1015

.11

.0797

.0797

.0777

.0797

.0797

.0797

.0745

.0797

.0797

.156

.0797

.0777

.0797

.0777

.0797

.0797

.11

.077

.0797

.077

46 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

No. 5.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of paper for the public printingand binding for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915—^Continued.


Paidfrom appropriation for ^515—Contiaued

Writing paper—Continued.White, tub-sized, etc

DoDoDoDoDoDoDo

Colored, tub-sized, etcDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

U. S. M. O. blue safetyDo..*

Map paperDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

Bond paper:White or blueDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoFine white or blue

DoThin white or blue

DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo..Do

ColoredDoDoDoDo

NaturalizationDo

Onionskia paperDo

Parchment deedDo

Quantity(pounds).

47,278.413,51827,562.94, 434. 9

17, 698. 3

19,837.438, 012. 8

22, 73874,657.510,405.254,4c0.59,452.12,495.79,119.52,5374,115.7

100,746.114, 277.

1

81,988.85,8L3.620,252.429,929.63,152.2

96, 267204,2103,804.68,186.19,880.915,995.729, 918.

5

4, 780. 6

7, 714.1

22,894.94, 614.

1

4,666

11,516.566,492.77,386.52,9536,9C8.19,944.82,591.8

60,480154,657.319,55044,512.210,619.910, 590.

9

1,626.51,445.25,14816,8762,812.916,977.615,477.714,5471,028.5483.5

8,42042, 777.

1

8,452.412,349.44,838.99, 227.

9

1,288.36,189.55,076.84,531.87, 895.

5

8,195.32,378.2

566.3847.8

3, 709. 2822.3

Size(inches).

24 by 38...26 by 32...28 by 34...28 by 34...

28 by 34...28 by 34. ..

28 by 34...28 by 34...

17 by 28...17 by 28...17 by 28...17 by 28...19 by 24. .

.

19 by 24...19 by 24...21 by 32...

I

21 by 32...:

21 by 32...21 by 32-..:

21 by 32...22 by 34...!

22 by 34...24 by 38...'

17 by 22...

17 by 22...

24 by 32. .

.

24 by 32. .

.

24 by 38...,24 by 38...

I

24 by 38...30 by 40...

I

32 by 48...

I

36 by 52...

38 by 48...

38 by 48...!

17 by 28...'

17 by 28...17 by 28...

18 by 23...19 by31...j19 by 31...19 by 31...!21 by 32...!

21 by 32. .

.

21 by 32...!

21 by 32...,22 by 34...!24 by 38...26 by 28...

i

26 by 28...:

28 by 34...16 by 21...

17 by 22...17 by 28...

17 by 28...

17 by 28...19 by 24...

19 by 24...

19 by 24...

21 by 32...

21 by 32...21 by 32...

22J by 34i.22i by 34§.17 by 28. .

.

17 by 28...

17 by 28...24 by 38...

24 by 38...17 by 28...18 by 23...

16 by 21...19 by 24...

19 by 23...

22f by 31i.

o-ht

ids)Unitprice.

Amount.

5o $1). u/y/ $3, 7 Do. Oo46 . 0797 1, 077. 3834 . 11 6, 031. 9244 . 0777 344. 5944 . 0797 1, 410. 5564 . 077 1,527. 4864 . 0797 3, 029. 6272 . 0797 1, 812. 2232 . 0797 5, 950. 2122 . 0777 808. 4922 . 0797 4,338. 11

32 . 0777 734. 4314 . 13514 . 129 1, 267. 6128 . 0797 202. 1940 . 0777 319. 7940 . 0797 8, 029. 4648 . 0777 1 1 fin oo

1, 1U9. 3348 . 0797 6j 534. 5072 . 0797 464. 9436 . 0777 1, 573. 6136 . 0797 2,080. 3956 . 0797 251.3116 .0865 8,327.1016 .107 21,8c0. 4635 . 112 426. 11

35 . 114 933. 2142 . C95 938. 6842 . 112 1, 791. 5242 . 114 3, 410. 70

55 . 114 544. 9970 . 114 879. 41

86 . 114 2, 610. 0284 .095 438. 34

84 . 114 528. 51

26 . 0991 1, 141. 2826 . 103 6, 848. 75

32 . 103 760. 8020 . 103 304. 16

32 . 0991 687. 5732 . 103 1,024.3136 .0991 256. 84

36 .0991 5, 993. 5736 . 103 15,929. 7048 .D991 1,937. 4048 . 103 4,584.7641 . 103 1,093. 8550 . 103 1,090. 8640 .0991 161. 1940 . 103 148. 85

52 .0991 510. 1718 .145 2, 447. 0322 .145 407. 8612 . 186 3, 157. 8317 . 186 2, 878. 8617 .195 2, 8?6. 6510 . 186 191.3010 . 195 94.2816 . 186 1,566. 1217 .186 7, 956. 54

17 .195 1,648.2220 .186 2, 296. 9922 .186 900. 0322 . 195 1 799 4422 !ll89 ' 153.' 18

26 .12 742. 74

32 .12 609. 2250 .1189 538. 83

50 .12 947. 46

26 .20 1,6Z9.0623 .20 475. 64

7 .23 130. 25

9 .23 194.9937 .29 1,075. 68

48 .165 135. 67

EEPOfiT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK. 47

No. 5.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of paper for the public printing

and binding for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.



Ledger paper:Second-class, white or blue

.

DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

First-class, white or blue. .

.

DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

first-class, coloredDoDoDoDoDo

St3reo tissue paper:CreamWhite

Cover paper:Smooth

DoDo

Eou£h

Do!;!!:::::::::;:::::::Do

Manila paper:Wood

DoDoDoDoDoDo

Kraft wrappingDoDoDoDo

1

Quantityi (pounds).

1

! ^ize(inches).

Weight(pounds)

Unitprice.

Amount.

22,333.3 16 by 21... 24 $9. 089 $1, 987. 6618,579.2 16 by 21... 24 .091 1,690.709,010.7 16 by 21... 29 .091 819.978,360 17 by 28... 38 .089 714.0415,973.5 17 by 28... 38 .09 1,4:^7. 624,469 18 by 23... 35 .089 £9.3. 074,698.9 18 by 23... 35 .091 427. 602,696 19 by 24... 44 .09 242. 642,932.6 19 by 24... 44 .093 272. 733,085.2 20 by 28. .

.

53 .093 286.9210,660 21 by 32... 48 .089 939. 849,518.8 21 by 32... 48 .091 866. 216, 402.

8

21 by 32... 58 .089 569. 8516,379.8 21 by 32... 58 .091 1,490. 5614,060.6 21 by 32... 76 .091 1,279.5151,442.1 23 by 36... 70 .091 4,681.234,137 28 by 29... 65 .091 376. 478, 8c0.8 28 by 34... 76 .089 785. 9412,6£9.4 28 by 34... 76 .09 1,137. 557, 621.6 16 by 21... 24 .128 975. 552,976 16 by 21... 24 .129 383. 906,075.5 16 by 21... 29 .128 777. 662,928 16 by 21... 29 .129 377. 71

17, 870.1 17 by 28... 28 .128 2, 287.375,971 17 by 28... 28 .129 770. 2621,076.8 17 by 28... 34 .128 2, 697. 8311,071 17 by 28... 34 .129 1,428.164,579.4 17 by 28... 40 .129 590. 742,522 17 by 28. .

.

48 .128 322. 818,977.4 18 by 23... 35 .128 1,149.114,944 18| by 36.. 48 .128 632. 834,036.9 18i by 42.

.

70 .128 516. 725, 266. 6 19 by 24... 45 .128 674. 133,466.1 20i by 24f

.

66 .14 485. 2523,174 21 by 32... 58 .128 2,966.2712, 177 21 by 32... 58 .129 1,570. 838,066.5 21 by 32i.. 73 .129 1,040. 58

35,912 21 by 32i.. 73 .14 5,027.6811 210.9 21 bv "^9^ on 1 I^^S "31

1, OOo. Oilo' 6S0;

8

21 by 32*.

.

90 .14 1,495.31104, 269.

5

21 by 32|.. 110 .138 14,389.192 417.8 003 Oil 1 QQ

. icy 660. Do2^117:8 22|by31i. 94 .145 307. 081,615.9 24 by 32. .

.

73 .129 208. 453,174.4 21 by 32... 58 .16 507. 913,748.7 21 by 32... 58 .165 618.532,970 21 by 32|.. 90 .153 454. 4124,209.3 21 by 32i.. 90 .155 3,752. 4410,516.9 21 by 32i.. 110 .17 1,787. 87

877. 6 £io fjy oD. - - 60 . 16 140. 41

506.4 19 by 24... 4i6

.33 167.111,380 19 by 24... . .1634 225. 49

47,906.5 20 by 25... 50 .049 2,347. 4125, 448.

5

20 by 25... 50 .0515 1,310.598,420 33 by 46. .

.

148 .049 1 405. 2018,320 20 by 25... 50 .046 842. 725,022.5 20 by 25... 50 .0485 243. 5976,464.5 20 by 25... 50 .0515 3,937.9224,921 20 by 25... 50 .054 2 1,344.07

48, 782 21 by 32... 30 .0249 1,214. 67117,344 21 by 32... 30 .026 3, 050. 9315,470 21 by 32... 30 .0269 416. 1545,885 21 by 32... 30 .028 1,284.7879,655 24 by 38... 50 .026 2,071.0230, 305 25 by 38... 56 .0269 815. 2148,914 25 by 38... 56 .028 1,369. 5912, 948 24 by 38... 65 .036 466. 1315, 556. 5 24 by 38... 65 .C361

1

561. 5918, 756 27 by 38... 70 .0361 677. 085,200 27 by 38... 100 ..0361 187. 725,415.1 38 by 38... 115 .036

1194. 94

1 Less $7.38 deducted on account of overpayment on a previous order.2 Less SI. 67 deducted on account of short weight on previous order.


No. 5.

—



Size(inches).

Weight(pounds)

Unitprice.


Manila paper—Continued.Kraft wrapping

DoDo

JuteDoDo

RopeDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

Tympan, oiledTympan, unoiled

Manila cardboardDoDoDo

Cardboard:White china board

DoColored

DoBristol board:

WhiteDo

ColoredDoDoDo

IndexDo

Paraffin paperDo

Stereotype molding paper:WhiteRed

Monotype keyboard and casting machine paper.

.

DoOffset paperBack lining paper, for case-making machinesLining paper, for headband, lining and crashingmachines.

Tablet stripping machine paper

Carbon paperMarble paper, blue, gloss finish.

Lithographed lining paper

21,4335,0887,250

103, 04924, 100. 5

7,20511,0855, 127. 5

6, 429. 2

6, 580. 4

12,5135, 77715,6013,622.59,936.59, 7854,3964,312

10, 3354,550

26,645.929, 533

29, 78011,870

43710,6923, 051. 6

18, 997. 5

20, 137. 4

4,215.18, 103. 5

7, 602. 7

3,822.3

39, 541

96, 236188, 266283, 17923,61863, 25016,56233, 905. 9

737.3601.7

3,0001,200

20,00020, 5555,1744,7702,132

760

Reams.20

78i||15. 26

Sheets.

1,000

38 by 38..

40 by 42..40 by 42..24 by 38..26 by 28..

26 by 34..

24 by 36..24 by 36..

24 by 38.

.

24 by 38..24 by 38.

.

24 by 38..24 by 38..27 by 38..

27 by 38..

27 by 38. .

30 by 46..

30 by 46..

33 by 33..

33 by 33..38 by 38..38 by 38..

38 by 38.

.

24 by 36..24 by 35..17 by 28.

.

17 by 28..21 by 32..

22i- by 281

22 by 28.

.

22 by 28...

22 by 28..,

22 by 28...

22.1 by 28.1

22 V by 28|.

20|by 31..

20| by 31.,

21 by 31...

21 by 31...

22 V by 28V.

22.V by 28|-.

24 by 38...

24 by 38...

19 by 24...

19 by 24...

24 by 36...

25 by 40..,

25 by 40. .

,

25 by 40..,

18 by 23.

22 by 28.

24 by

115100100140112136505063637070

1487095958080

10010013413414086

150162162229219

210210210210

12012011011011011017517516

16

10040

3010493

$0. 0361 $773. 73. 036 183. 17. 0361 261. 73. 0475 4, 894. 84. 0475 1, 144. 78. 0475 342. 24. 0512 1 544. 07.0515 264. 07. 0512 329. 17. 0515 338. 89. 0512 2 621. 48.0515 297. 52.0512 798. 78.0515 186. 56. 0512 3 483. 31

. 0515 503. 93

. 0512 225. 08

.0515 222. 07

.0512 529. 15

. 0515 234. 33

. 0512 1,364. 27

. 0515 1, 520. 95

. 0512 1,524. 74

.0552 4 649. 08

.049 21.41

.0299 319. 69

. 0345 105. 28

.0345 655. 41

. 0345 694. 74

.0475 200. 22

.048 388. 96

.0475 361. 13

. 048 183. 47

.068 2,688. 79

.039 6, 640. 29

.0384 5 7,216. 93

.039 11,043. 98

.0395 932. 91

.04 2, 530. 00

.125 2,070. 25

.13 4,407. 77

. 08825 63. 59

.0875 52. 65

.066 198. 00

.066 79. 20

.059 1, 180. 00

.085 1, 336. 07

. 04125 213. 43

.037 176. 49

.035 74. 62

.0425 32. 30

3. 918. 459. 25

,32 320. 0015 by 21.

172.5 pounds of this paper were accepted less a

Parchment

1 By authority of the Joint Committee on Printinopenxlty discomt of 5 per ceat.

2 By aut'iority of the Joint Committee on Printing, 7,437 poanis of this paper were accepted less a penaltydiicount of 5 per ceat.

3 By a.ittiority of the Joint Committee on Printing, this paper was accepted less a penalty discount of

5 pe:- ceat.4 By authority of the Joint Committee on Printing, 2,232 pounds of this paper were accepted less a penalty

discount of 5 per cent.* Less $12.48 deducted on account of paper returned to contractor.

BEPOET OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

No. 5.

—



Size(inches).

Weight(pounds).

Unitprice.


Binder's boardDoDoDoDoDoDo

News boardStrawboard

DoDo

Chip board ,

Box boardTrunk board ,

Open market purchases;Book paper, coatedWriting paper:

Machine dried, etcColoredWhiting's woven linen.

French folio paper

Bond paper:Colored.DoDoDoDo

Naturalization, white.Do

Tissue paper:Railroad manila.

White woveCover paper

DoDoDo

Bristol boardGummed paper, non-cin-ling

.

Comb paper

.

Pressboard

.

Do

DoMount board.

Brown paperoid

.

240,

224,

131,

202,

42,

43,

26,

120,

000362175620365651250750000000000100010750

2,563.2

12,00051250

940

Reams.5012. 16508025

Sheets.

66, 10969,909

Reams.134.3

Pounds.2,312

5594,6001,1001,235

17, 953

26 by 38..

26 by 38..

26 by 38..

26 by 38..

26 by 38..241 by 34.

34 by 44..

28 by 44..

23 by 32..22 by 34..21 by 53..17 by 22..

17 by 28.

19 by 24.22 by 34.

22 by 34.

22 by 34.

20 by 30.

20 by 30.21 by 32.25 by 40.

25 by 40.

25 by 40.

24 by 36.

Reams.25

Pounds.1,0602,041

Sheets.2450

Pounds.700

25 by 50.

24 by 32..24 by 32..

22J by 28i.

24| by 301.

Total amountDeducted on account of payments made onpaper which was afterwards rejected andreturned to contractor

$0.

67100100100140

140

Net amount

.

01475,0149.0161.0164.0225. 0285.0295.017.0117.013,019.0144.0168.0168

.0694

.065

. 04375,375.074

2. 10

2.902. 502. 722. 87

. 01406

.0162

.063

.055

.0589,0599,06,0454

,0635,0638

.075

.09

6495—15 4

50 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

INVENTORY SHOWING QUANTITY AND COST OF PAPER ON HAND JUNE 30, 1915.

Description. Reams. Sheets. Pounds. Cost.

Machine-finish printingAntique and deckle-edge printing . .

Rag macliine-fijiish printingNews printMachine-finish printing (roils)

Sized and supercalendered printingSized and supercalendered rag printuig.Half-tone printingWhite and colored writingWhite writing (rolls)

Money order (rolls)

First-class ledgerSecond-class ledgerWhite and colored bondMapSingle and double coated bookManila:

FlatRolls

Rope manila (rolls)

Rope and jute manilaKraft wrapping ,

PlateParchmentArtificial parchmentParchment deed . .*

OnionskinParaffinTissueTypewriterLetter, cap, and noteBlottmgCoverWhite and colored cardboardManila cardboardPressboardBristol board (flat)

Check boardIndex and wedding bristol

Manila tag board (rolls)

Bristol board (rolls)

MarbleCombLithographed liningCopyingManifold carbonSafety writingWhite gummedBinder's boardsStrawboardsTrunk boardsNews boardKeyboardOffset, tympan, and wipingBack liningTablet strippingStereo molding

Total

.

Envelopes.

.

Grand total

.

13,275403

2,649

6,006756246

21,375

4,1452,2886,6021,2193,414

1,140

,364475

5

27945

18591

38531216118

1,871

145211443075

5145

112

359385

126340308200303

493

258324428

2892154339332

39624

57,31349,005

808397,3333,349

85, 726

233,86296

293305101

, 260227

271,11651,4331,278

252

55,8141,129,265

431,202130,897

t,336

121,24335,284

53,011

21,

14,21218,84912,2981,900

1374,411.

1 Issues to Superintendent of Documents have been deducted from this amount.

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 51

No. 6.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of lilhogra-phing and engravingfor the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915.

Title. Copies.Illustra-

tions.


LITHOGKAPHTN'G.

r.elief Map of Glacier Xational ParkRelief Map of Yellowstone ParkFarmers' Bulletin. Xo. 513 (balance due).

Total

1,3001,300


LITnOGEAPHrN-G.

House Documents, second session Sixty-third Congress:No, 971No. 990No. 991 each..No. 1001 do....No. 1022No. 1023No. 1029

House Committee Document No. 20 each.

.

Hearings:House Committee on Mines and Mining, on Colorado Strike doHouse Committee on Public Lands, on Water Power Bill

Blank checks (Senate)Memoirs of the Xational Academy of Sciences:

Vol. 12, part 2 each..Vol. 14, part 2 do

Hvgienic Laboratory Bulletin Xo. 94Signal Book, U. S. Armv, 1914 each..TariS Book (W. A.M. C. and T. System)General Orders, Xo. 57, War Department each..

Transfer impressionsMap of Gettysburg BattlefieldFlags of Maritime Xations each..Deck and Boat Book, U. S. Navy, 1914 doForms. Literior Department:

No. 1-109-JX^o. 1-109-R

Relief Map of Glacier National ParkAdditional work

Panoramic View of Mount Rainier National ParkMonograph Xo. 53, L . S. Geological Survey each.

.

Bulletins, U. S. Geological Survey:No. 576 doNo. 578 doNo. 582 do....No. 586 doNo. 587 doNo. 589X"o.590X0.592-A each..Xo.594 do

Prof'^ssional Papers, U. S. Geological Survey:Xo. 87

2, 0G51,5071,5071,5071,5071,5071,507500

1,1701,5005,000

2,9823,0576,266

15, 875250

13, 103

5002, 0031,000

1,0001,000700

No.:.do.

.each.

.

"Water Supply Papers, U. S. Geological Survey:X'o. 338 each.No. 338, transfer impressionsNo. 341No. 341, transfer impressionsNo. 342 each.No. 343 do...No. 344 do...No. 346 do...No. 347 do...No. 348 do...No. 349 do...No. 350 do...No. 365No. 366 each.No. 367 do...No. 368 do....No. 369 do....

Diagram of Smith Reservation, WashBulletin No. 72, Bureau of Mines each..First Aid Trataing Certificate, Bureau of Mines

1,5005,656

7,8187, 8186,8148,3188,3186,3186,8142,0047,318

!

6,446 !

6,446j

8,144!

"8,"i44T

7,1486,1486,6485,6445,1485,3485,3485,6485,6485,6485,6485,6485,348

5007, 575

1,000

1 S450. 001 450. 00

.1 214.92

1

1 74

1,132. 0098. OQ

999.003.75

496. 0011.00

1, 163. 00996. 32840. 00829. 00

1,624.00300. 00750. 00288. GO121. 00540. 00624. 00384. no480. r-o

8.00,520. 0012. 00

1 Pages.


No. 6.-

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of lithographing and engravingfor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.


LITHOGRAPHiNG—Continued

.

Fiscal Regulations for the Depatrment of AgricultureState Maps each..Yearbook, Department of Agriculture, 1913 doYearbook Separates, 1913:

No. 618 do....No. 620 do....

Journal of Agricultural Research, Vol. 2, No. 3Department Bulletins, Agriculture:

No. 51 each..No. 114 do....

Soil Surveys, 1912:

Cherokee County, KansJewell County, KansPike County, MoStoddard County, MoPender County, N. COrange County, N. YJefferson County, Wis ,

Additional workReconnolssance Survey of Ohio each..Reconnoissance Survey of Southeast Pennsylvania

Soil Surveys, 1913:

Bradford County, FlaPinellas County, FlaGordon County, GaJeff Davis County, GaJones County, GaMiller County, GaTalbot County, GaWill County, 111

Bremer County, IowaGoodhue County, MinnRalls County, MoForsyth County, N. CBamberg County, S. CUnion County, S. CHenrico County, Va

Flags of the Department of CommerceCensus Report, Agriculture, Vol. VStatistical Atlas, 1910, Bureau of Census each..Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on Transportation by Water

in the United States, Part III each..International Metric System Chart, Bureau of StandardsCarcinoma of the Thyroid in Salmonoid Fishes, Bureau of Fisheries each.

.

A Limnological Study of the Finger Lakes of New York, Bureau of Fisheries.

.

Bulletin No. 57, Bmeau of Ethnology... each..Examinations, Civil Service Commission:

Stenograpner and TypewriterMining DraftsmanStructural Engineer and Draftsman

Map of the State of Nevada

Total.

ENGRAVING (WAX, LINE, OE ZINC, AND HALFTONES).

Senate Document, No. 485, second session. Sixty-third CongressDiagrams of the Senate, second session. Sixty-third Congress

ReengravingHearing House Committee on District of Columbia, on Municipal Owner-ship of Street Railways in the District of Columbia

Session Laws of the Sixty-third Congress, second session

Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, Part II, Vol. 12

Sixteenth Report of the Daughters of the American RevolutionCompensating Works in the St. Marj^s River,Public Health Reports, Vol. XXIX, No. 24

Reprint No. 186, Bureau of Public HealthHygienic Laboratory Bulletins:

No. 95No. 96

Manual of Physical Training for Use in the U. S. ArmyReengravmg

Visual Signaling Card, 1914General Orders No. 57, War Department

Copies.

10, 575865

411,627

6,0072,0073, 875

7, 575

7, 775

8,3118,311

10,3118,3118,3118,311

8, 311

46,00746,611

8,3338,3368,4368,3368,4368,5868,4368,3368,3364,0298,3364,029

8, 3368,3368,336

500500

8, 125

504

30,0005,9645,7178,811

9,000200150

1,000

Illustra-

tions

1 S128.0048 648.6010 7,439.00

8 420.002 50.001 126. 00

8 563. 402 165. 00

1 669. 001 869. 121 1, 134. 001 850. 001 893. 001 857. 001 676. 001 6. 004 3,683.001 3,078. 00

1 /Uo. UU1 805. 001 603.001 614. 001 550. 201 462. 001I OoO. 001 1, 148. 001 526. 261 624. 491 585. 06

oOt. UU1 614. 00

697 001 598! 001 149. 001 30. 25

14 1,9&3. 00

18 124. 001 3,000. 00

51 720. 001 143. 007 1,097.00

6 37. 502 4. 501 2. 65

1 8L 60

69, 532. 67

89 463.001 5. 001 2,50

1 3.005 15. 00

45 285. 0051 165. 002 23. 003 6.001 2.35

2 2.0026 43. 50272 316. 2514 17. 509 13. 509 54.00


No. 6.

—

Statement showing disbursements on account of lithographing and engravingfor'the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.Illustrar

tions.


ENGRAVING (WAX, LINE, or ZINC, AND HALFTONES)—Continued.

Forms, War Department:No. 1101No. 1661No. 1952No. 1992.

Tabulation Sheets, War DepartmentExperimental Work—Money-Order FormsManual on Over-sea Towing of Destroyers and SubmarinesHydrographic Office Publication No. 84

Additional work onManual for Medical Department, U. S. Navy..Ordnance Pamphlets, Navy Department:

No. 448No. 503

Bulletin No. 57, Bureau of Construction and RepairSpecifications, Navy Department:

12G417T730Hla41Clla41Clla, reengraving41S8a

Flags of Maritime NationsGeneral Information Regarding the Territory of AlaskaAreas of Acquisition to the Territory of the United StatesOfficial GazetteOfficial Correspondence of Jas. S. Calhoun, Indian Agent, etcDetails for Radiators, Plate G, Bureau of Indian AffairsBulletins, Bureau of Education, 1914:

No. 17No. 18No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 36No. 40

Bulletins, U. S. Geological Survey:No. 580-rNo. 580-1No. 582No. 587No. 589No. 592 -DNo. 593No. 594No. 595No. 597No. 598

Professional Papers, U, S. Geological Survey:No. 87 !No. 88.No. 89No. 90-ENo. 91

Water-Supply Papers, U. S. Geological Survey:No, 331 1

No. 334No. 342No. 343No. 344No. 353No. 363No. 365

Monographs, U. S, Geological Survey:No. 53No. 54

The Production of Asbestos in 1913Reengraving

Miners's Circular No. 17, Bureau of MinesBulletins, Bureau of Mines:

No. 72No. 77 ..

No. 81No. 83No. 85

1 $1 1. 0019 100. 002 17. 60

15 100. 008 45. 001 2. 509 15. 952 26. 401 2. 001 3. 75

11 48. 005 28. 50

10 32. 00

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1,922 350. 761 3. 501 5. 00

16 44. 5024 44. 7511 22. 2550 100. 008 16. 00

35 73. 1031 67. 70

34 24. 508 8. 0075 98. 00

103 119. 0013 20. 001 2. 00

11 98. 0020 78. 002 19. 50

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45 96.505 25.00

28 295. 003 9. 50

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Teclinical Papers, T5ureau of Mines:No. 65No. 80

Bulletin of Mount Weather Observatory, Vol. 6, Part 5Monthly Weather Review, April, 1914I)epartment Bulletins, Agriculture:

No. 108, reengraving .

No. 115No. 119No. 124

No. 125No. 126No. 127

Farmers' Bulletins:No. 602No. 605

Annual Report of the Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations for 1913.Bulletin No. 16, Porto Rico Experiment StationBook of Surveys, Forest ServiceReconnoissance Survey of Ohio, 1912Soil Surveys, 1913:

Bremer County, IowaGoodhue County, MinnRalls County, MoForsyth County, N. CHenrico County, Va

Technical Series, Bureau of Entomology:No. 25, Part 2No. 27, Part 2

Census Reports, 1910:

Occupation StatisticsInsane and Feeble-minded in Institutions

Statistical Atlas, 1910, Bureau of CensusCensus Bulletin No. 125Special Agents Series, No. 86Circular No. 48, Bureau of StandardsScientific Paper No. 226, Bureau of StandardsTechologic Papers, Bureau of Standards:

No. 37 1

No. 38The Mussel Fauna of Central and Northern MinnesotaThe Mussel Resources of the Illinois River, etc

Experiments in Propagation of Fresh-water Mussels of the Quadrula GroupThe Storage of Fat in the Muscular Tissue of the King Salmon, etc

ReengravingThe Fat-absorbing Function of the Alimentary Tract of the King Salmon .

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Water Power Development in Relation to Fishes and Mussels of the Mis-sissippi

Notes on the Habits, Morphology of the Reproductive Organs and Embry-ology of the Viviparous Fish Gambusia AiTinis

A Lininological Study of the Finger Lakes of New YorkSpecial Publications, U. S. Coast Survej':

No. 19

No. 21Bulletin No. 147, Bureau of Labor Statistics

Monograph No. 1 . Children's BureauAnnual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1913

Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, Vol. 47Bulletin No. 39, Part N., U. S. National MuseumThirtieth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, 1909

Bulletin No. 57, Bureau of American Ethnology ,

I. and S. Dockets, Interstate Commerce Commission:No. 269No. 321

Brush Creek Mining and Manufacturing Co, v. R. CoOmaha Grain Exchange v. R. CoTransportation Bureau of Seattle v. R. R. CoRevenue of Carriers in Official Classification Territory

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House Committee Document No. 20 doHearing, Senate Committee on Public Lands, on Water Power Bill

History of the Seal of the United States

Public Health Bulletin No. 64U. S. Coast Guard Bulletin No. 3 each..Annual Reports, 1914:

War Department, Vol. 2 each.

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Chief of the Division of Militia AffairsChief of Engineers, etc each.

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Board of Road Commissioners for AlaskaEngineer Field Manual, 1912 each..Field Service Regulations, U. S. Army, 1914 doModel Drill and Instruction Schedule!Report on Fuel Tests and the Issue of Fuel, 1914 each.

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Signal Book, U. S. Army, 1914 doThe Army Horse in Accident and Disease, 1909 doMap Covering the European Theater of War, etcRegulations for the Care and Test of a Smokeless Powder, etcCertificate for Military Aviator and Aviation MechanicianGeneral Orders No. 57, War Department each.

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The Omaha Tribe of Indians v. The United StatesCommissions, Fourth-class PostmastersTactics of the Battle Line, 1914

Additional workFlags of Maritime Nations eacli'

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Plans, Yards and Docks, Navy Department:Radio Towers and FoundationsDo.Navy Yards and Stations

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Governor of Alaska, 1914Transfer impressions

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Township BlanksProtractorAllotment Plat for use in AlaskaRailroad Cross Section PaperBase Lines and Meridians and Areas Governed Thereby.

Additional work onSample Markings for Brass CapsSectional DiagramsIdentification CardsMonograph No. 53

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Professional Papers, U. S. Geological Survey:No. 87, transfer impressionsNo. 90-JNo. 90-J, transfer impressionsNo. 95-BNo. 95-B, transfer impressions

Topographic Instructions of the U. S. Geological SurveyTransfer impressions

Mineral Resources of the United States:The Stone Industry—

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The Source, Manufacture, and Use of Lime, 1913Transfer impressions

BuUetin No. 31, 1911, Bureau of EducationBulletins, Bureau of Mines:

No. 72 each.No. 98

First-aid Training Certificate, Burea»i of MinesYearbook, Department of Agriculture:

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No. 620 each..Report No. 100, Department of Agriculture do

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Fiscal Regulations of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1915Journal of Agricultural Research, Vol. 4, No. 1 each..Reprints from Journal of Agricultural Research:

Identification of Species of Fusarium Occurring on the Sweet Potato(Vol, II, No. 4)

Phoma Destructiva, The Cause of a Fruit Rot of Tomato (Vol. IV,No. 1) each..

Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry, 1911(Reprint) each..

Circular No. 216, Bureau of Animal Industry doDepartment Bulleims, Agriculture.

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Transfer impressionsReconnoissance of South Central Texas

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Gipsy and Brown Tail Moth Quarantine MapMap Showing Distribution and Spread of the Cotton Boll Weevil

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Additional work onMap of the WorldOutline Map of the United StatesMap—EuropeAnnual Reports, 1914:

The Secretary of CommerceUnited States Coast and Geodetic Survey each.

Census Reports, 1910:

Agriculture—Vol. VPopulation—

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Vol. II

Vol. IllIndians in the United States

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Statistical Atlas of the United States each.Statistical Atlas, 1910Special Consular Reports:

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Cross Section Paper, Bureau of StandardsPhotometric Lamp Sheet Test and Candle-Power Scale and Record Sheets,Bureau of Standards

Survey of the Fishing Grounds on the Coast of Washington and Oregon,1914 each.

Documents, Bureau of Fisheries:No. 783 do...No. 809

Weekly Notice to Mariners, 1914:

No. 31 each.No. 42 do...

Weekly Notice to Mariners, 1915:

No. 13 • do...No. 16 do...

Regulations for Lighting Bridges, 1914 do...Plans of Standard Pipe Towers, etc do. .

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A Plane Table Manual, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey do. .

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United States Coast Pilot, Part IV do...Transfer impressions

Inside Route Pilot, Key West to New Orleans each.Transfer impressions

Inside Route Pilot, Coast of New Jersey each.Transfer impressions

List of Merchant Vessels of the United States, 1914, Part VI each.Annual Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, 1914 . . . do . .

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Aimual Reports of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution:1911

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1914Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum:

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Bulletins of the U. S. National Museum:No. 89No. 89, additional work on

Map—Linguistic Families of American Indians, Bureau of EthnologyMap of National Zoological ParkD. V. Form 64, Interstate Commerce CommissionExaminations, Civil Service Commission:

First GradeStenographer and TypewriterPost Office ServiceFourth Class PostmasterFederal Reserve Board-

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Stenographer and TypewriterCopyist, Ship DraftsmanCopyist, Ordnance DraftsmanCopyist, Marine Engine and Boiler DraftsmanCopyist, Electrical DraftsmanTopographic Draftsman

6,2475,107

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Session Laws, second session, Sixty-third CongressAlterations on

Statutes at LargeHearings:

Senate Committee on Naval Affairs, on Fuel TransportationSenate Committee on Public I^ands, on Relief of Settlers, Pt. 2

Senate Committee on Public Lands, on ""ater Power BillReengraving

Senate Committee on Public Lands, on Oil Land LeasingReengraving

House Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, on Public Build-ings and Grounds

House Committee on the Judiciary, on Daniel Thew Wright

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Hearings—Continued.House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, on S. 3345—ToMake Gas Pipe Lines Common Carriers-

House Committee on Expenditures in Department of Agriculture, onHog Cholera

E,eports:Joint Committee Investigating Indian Affairs on Business MethodsHouse Committee on the National Training School for Boys

Speech of J. A. FalconerCommittee Document No. 20Calendars, 1915The Thaeher Collection, Library of CongressMemoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, Vol. XIIIFacsimilesFinal Report in re-Investigation of Levels of Lake of the Y\^oodsAimual Reports, Treasury Department:

The Surgeon General, Public Health Service of the United States, 1914.

ReengravingThe Director of the Mint, 1914; Also Production of Precious Metals, 1913.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1914The Revenue-Cutter Service—Its Organization and OperationsSeal for U. S. Coast GuardBulletin No. 3, U. S. Coast Guard ,

Bulletins, Public Health Service:No. 68No. 69No. 70

Regulations Governing Uniforms of the Officers and Employees of the U. S.

Public Health ServiceOrganization Chart of the U. S. Public Health ServiceHygienic Laboratory Bulletins:

No. 97No. 97, additional work onNo. 99No. 100

Public Health Reports, Vol. XXIX:No. 33No. 37No. 39No. 40No. 41No . 43No, 45No . 52

Public Health Reports, Vol. XXX:No. 1

No. 2No. 5No. 7No. 8No. 9No. 9, reengravingNo. 10No. 12No. 13No. 14No. 18No. 20No. 21No. 22No. 23

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Annual Reports, 1914, War Department:Chief of the Division of Militia AffairsJudge Advocate General, United States ArmySuigeon General, United States ArmyChief of Engineers, etcGovernor of Porto RicoBoard of Road Commissioners for Alaska

Report on Relief of American Citizens in Europe

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Tests of Metals, 1914..Reengraving

General Electrical Specifications No. 6Transportation PermitGeneral Orders, "Var Department:

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No. 57No. 57, additional work onNo. 88

Triangulation, Station-adjustment BlanksBulletins, Surgeon General, U. S. Army:

No. 6

No 7.....Commanding Officer's Data BookRegulations for the Care and Test of a Smokeless Powder, etcChanges No. 6, Infantry Drill RegulationsExamination Questions used in Competitive Examination 1914, for Ap-pointment in Engineer Corps

Examination Questions for Detail for Duty in the Ordnance Department.Reengraving

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No. 1875No. 1881No. 1887No. 1926No. 1960No. 1961No. 1986No. 2589No. 2590No. 2675

United States v. Quaker Oats CoGeorge B. Christie et al. v. The United StatesKingston and Pihl v. The United StatesThe United States v. The Eastman Kodak Co. et al

Sheridan-Kirk Contract Co. v. The United StatesJohn B. Pondrom, Admr., v. The United States et al

Albert W. Moore v. The United StatesMoran Bros. v. The United StatesThomas C. Clark v. The United StatesMille Lac Band of Chippewa Indians, etc., v. The United StatesThe Curved Electrotype Co. v. The United StatesParcel Post Exhibit, LouisviUe, KyTactics of the Battle Line, 1914Confidential Bulletins, Navy Department:

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Deep Sea Diving TestsReport of Battle Practice, Spring of 1914

Report of Engineering Competitions, 1913-14} i

Report of Elementary and Division Practices, Autumn, 1914I

Rules for Elementarv and Battle Practices !

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Rules for Battle Practice. 1914-15'

Firing Regulations for Small Arms, U. S. Navy, 1915'

Handy Book for the Aid and Instruction of Enlisted MenReengraving '

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Handbook of Naval Radio Regulations!

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1918 '

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American Nautical Almanac, 1917i

General Specifications, Appendix 4'

General Specifications for the Inspection of Material I

Specifications, Navy Department: i i

12Flai

!

12R3a I!

13C5 !1

13S5'

17J117T8

1

31L1631L1734E134F3 -

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42L28 1

42P6i

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43R3j

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62F1i ,

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Ordnance Pamphlets, Navv Department:No. 52 :

No. 162No. 323-ANo. 391No. 391, reengravingNo. 434No. 450No. 451

Application for Leave, Navy DepartmentAdditional vork on. . . T

Catalogue of tools for the V . S. Navy :.

Primer Cards, Navy Department. /.j

.

Speed, Horsepower^ and Fuel Consumption Curvej.

Instructions for Installation and Care of Storage Batteries in SubmarineBoats I.

List of Stations of Inspectors of Engineering Material and Machinerv {.

Asiatic Pilot, Vol. IV, No. 125 '|.

Annual Reports. 1914,' Interior Department: I

Governor of HawaiiSullys Hill, etcThe Commissioner of Education

Report on Homestead in AlaskaBrief—Santa Fe Pacific Railroad v. Lane <.

Mountain View}.

A Minnesota Homestead j.

Amount.

1 83..35

2 9. .50

62 110.0027 40.803 4.75

11 49.001 1.603 6.45

30 54.006 8.252 2.201 1.000 5.204 11.008 16. 251 1.20

1 1.752 3.504 4.001 1.20

7 8.503 3. 95

1 3.7o1 75

7^2813 14.901 1.501 1.751 2.451 1.004 4.002 2.001 .901 2..301 2.152 •^.00

2 3.201 . O' l

1 1.001 1.751 1.003 i. uu1 2.001 2.252 2.751 1.75

4 32. 003 20.254 22. 45

74 1 298. 501 4.65

96 100.0013 127.505 ! 37.203

!6.30

1 1 1.50109 ! 67.00

1;

1.001

!21.50

6 16. 901 1.451 1.50

5 ! 7.301

1

1.334 5.10

301

40. 001 3.501 4.001 1 1.00


No. Statement showing disbursements on account of lithographing and engravingfor the fiscal year ended June 30, i5i5—Continued.

Title.


ENGRAVING (WAX, LINE, OR ZINC, AND HALFTONES)—continued.

MapsAlterations on

Progress in Classification of Public LandsGeneral Information Regarding

—

Yosemite National ParkGlacier National ParkMount Rainier National Park

Yosemite National ParkCircular Relating to Villa Sites on the Waters of Flathead Lake, Mont.Rules of Practice, U. S. Patent OfficeOfficial Gazette from July 7, 1914 to June 8, 1915, inclusiveNotice to Bankers Relative to Payment of Pension Checks.Preliminary Report on Proposed Drilling WellsDesert WellsLeaves for I. P. Note Book No. 105Bulletins, Bureau of Education, 1914:

No. 12No. 20No. 22No. 24No. 27No. 30No. 31No. 35No. 37No. 38No. 44No. 47No. 48No. 49

Bulletins, Bureau of Education, 1915:No. 1

No. 6No. 11No. 13No. 20No. 32

Topographic Instructions of the U. S. Geological SurveyTownship PlatsMonograph No. 53, U. S. Geological SurveyBulletins U. S. Geological Survey:

No. 563No. 580-1No. 580-JNo. 580-J , alterations onNo. 580-KNo. 580-L, reengravingNo. 580-MNo. 580-M, reengravingNo. 580-NNo. 580-ONo. 581-CNo. 581-C, reengravingNo. 581-DNo. 581-ENo. 581-E, additional work onNo. 582No. 592-CNo. 592-ENo. 592-FNo. 592-GNo. 592-HNo. 592-1No. 592-JNo. 592-KNo. 592-LNo. 594, alterations on ,

No. 596No. 600No. 601No. 601, reengravingNo. 602No. 603No. 604No. 606, reengraving, etcNo. 609

5 $34.003 2.00

12 13. 00

1 45. 001 45.003 3.655 22.001 6.302 4.20

48, 125 6,961. 021 .751 3.502 6. 601 1.00

1 1.0015 32. 802 7.004 9.504 6.00

34 51.8024 45.001 2.009 16. 008 15.502 7.501 2.50

34 45.0029 29.80

7 14.0010 64.0029 40.005 11.5019 25.0014 43.501 1.001 1.651 2.25

1 5.0634 39. 003 6.001 1.251 2.501 1.004 3.962 2.001 5.505 7.503 21.601 lo! 004 5.65

10 13. 505 4. 501 1.401 5.501 9. 605 23.002 5.403 21.752 7.5010 17. 251 10.003 9.002 2. 00

18 40. 0025 60.8020 26.002 2.006 7.50

24 30.5026 42.0025 15.002 2.00

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Statement showing dishursements on account of lithographing and engravingfor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Paidfrom appropriationfor Continued.

ENGRAVING (WAX, LINE, OE ZINC, AND HALFTONES)—Continued.

Bulletins U. S. Geological Survey—Continued.No. 612No. 620-ANo. 620-B

Professional Papers, U. S. Geological Survey:No. 89No. 90-FNo. 90-GNo. 90-HNo. 90-JNo. 90-KNo. 95-ANo. 95-BNo. 95-B, reengravingNo. 95-CNo. 95-D

Water-Supply Papers, U. S. Geological Survey:No. 345-GNo. 345-HNo. 345-H, reengravingNo. 352No. 369No. 370, alterations onNo. 375-ANo. 375-BNo. 375-CNo. 375-DNo. 375-E

Mineral Products of the United States, 1912 and 1913The Production of Spelter in the United States in 1914Advance Chapters from Mineral Resources:

The Source, Manufacture and Use of Lime, 1913Lead in 1913Zinc and Cadmium in 1913Potash Salts, 1914The Production of—

Magnesite in 1913, altering and engraving,

Borax in 1913Iron Ore, Pig Iron, and Steel, 1913Petroleum in 1913Coal in 1913Lead in 1914Chromic Iron Ore in 1914Asbestos in 1914Fluorspar in 1914

Reclamation Records, 1914:OctoberNovemberDecember

Reclamation Records, 1915:JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJune

Title for Drawing, Bureau of MinesMiners' Circular No. 8Bulletins, Bureau of Mines:

No. 75No. 76No. 76, reengravingNo. 80No. 80, alterations onNo. 83No. 84No. 87No. 87, additional work onNo. 88No. 88, alterations on

Technical Papers, Bureau of Mines:No. 76No. 77 .

No. 80No. 80, additional work on

115 $180. 002 6. 724 9.60

2 28. 006 13. 001 1.803 3.90

23 26.503 7.601 3.00

16 13.002 1.00

12 25.004 9.15

7 12. 5025 35.001 1.001 3. 75

19 24.501 4.508 6.00

14 20.001 1.404 10.486 7.001 2.501 10.00

4 6.001 1. 751 2. 101 3.20

1 5.001 3.753 4.505 17.404 7.701 2.601 1.753 3.301 1.90

3 12.007 13.006 13.10

6 14.757 20. 00

13 24.0023. 50

8 24.008 12.351 1.005 9.60

1 1.001 5.601 6.35

23 56.255 7.001 4.00

25 166. 8023 105.004 1.25

31 78.754 15.75

1 1.252 3.001 1.006 3. 90

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Technical Papers, Bureau of Mines—Continued.No. 81No. 84No. 84, reengravingNo. 88No. 95No. 97No. 101No.104No. 115No. 119

Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture ,1914Reengraving ,

Yearbook Separate No. 632, Department of AgricultureReports, Department of Agriculture:

No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 107No. 108

First Aid Manual ,

Time Cards, 1915Journal of Agricultural Research:

Vol. 2, No. 5

Vol. 2, No. 6

Vol. 3, No. 1

Vol. 3, No. 1, reengravingVol. 3, No. 2Vol.3, No. 3 ,

Vol. 3, No. 4Vol. 3, No. 5Vol. 3, No. 6Vol. 4, No. 1 ,

Vol. 4, No. 2Vol. 4, No. 3Vol. 4, No. 4 ,

Annual Iveport of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, 1913-14 ,

Monthly Weather Reviews:M;ay,1914June, 1914

ReengravingJuly, 1914 ,

August, 1914September, 1914October, 1914January, 1915February, 1915March, 1915April, 1915

Monthly Weather Review Supplement, No. 2Appendix No. 2, Circular E, Instrument DivisionDepartment Bulletins, Agriculture:

No.33No. 125No. 128No. 128, additional work onNo. 129No. 130No. 132No. 133No. 134No. 135No. 136No. 137No. 138No. 139No. 139, reengravingNo. 140No. 141No. 142No. 144No. 145No. 147No. 148No. 150

7 $41. 2525 77. 605 38! 206 10. 009 29. 053 3. 005 12. 002 2.201 .754 8.00

114 124. 901 1.002 2. 90

5 9. 0041 74.8818 23. 0013 8.' 0025 13.45100 29. 75

49 48.002 11. 00

51 69. 7019 72. 4032 69. 005 24.0016 28. 25

22 42.4040 73. 2512 20. 706 16.30

44 92. 4026 27. 0023 42. 10

18 53. 15

4 19. 60

14 20.0061 148. 001 4. 75

46 33. 0028 37. 008 8. 00

Q761 oy. uu38 24. 008 9. 45

14 26. 0026 17.007 16. 654 7.30

8 12. 762 2.00

19 25.752 2. 003 5. 253 6. 309 13.505 4. 8022 42. 007 11.00

14 30. 0016 15. 75

1 2. 0020. 908

1 3.5022 59. 0021 40. 0027 53. 009 15.977 26. 006 8. 002 5. 00

13 24. 00

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Title.


ENGEA"\aNG ("WAX, LINE, OR ZINC, AND HALFTONES)—continued.

Department Bulletins, Agriculture—Continued.No. 152No. 153No. 154No. 155No. 156No. 157No. 159No. 162No. 163No. 164No. 165No. 167No. 168No. 169No. 170No. 171No. 173No. 174No. 175No. 176No. 179No. 180No. 181No. 183No. 184No. 185No. 186No. 187No. 188No. 189No. 190No. 192No. 193No. 194No. 195No. 196No. 198No. 199No. 200No. 201No. 202No. 203No. 204No. 205No. 206No. 207No. 208No. 209No. 211No. 212No. 214No. 215No. 218No. 219No. 220No. 221No. 222No. 223No. 224No. 224, reengraviagNo. 226No. 226, reengraringNo. 227No. 229No. 230No. 232No. 235No. 238No. 239No. 240No. 243No. 244No. 245No. 246No. 247No. 248No. 249

9 S18, 5012 15.009 12. 0014 18. 607 5.50

21 14. 0018 25.008 10. 001 1.80

10 14.501 5. 003 8. 658 15.003 6.00

14 17.502 2. 00

26 18.506 3.00

85 85.0026 25.0017 33.2514 16.0019 14. 0019 21.506 7. 75

24 29. 602 4.751 1.008 16.00

24 14.0025 11.0010 15.001 1.20

66 67. 0029 32. 003 12.902 3.255 8.007 10. 00

18 19.504 4. 003 12. 352 5.00

23 12. 25

16 24. 2525 36.504 8. 0020 32. 0021 20. 007 14.002 2. 002 4.001 1.005 5.0018 32. 008 0.85

1 1.0024 24.0035 36.001 .504 20. 001 3.304 23.00

25 29.503 4. 752 3.6017 30. 5813 24. 007 22. 50

10 7. 5012 17. 9028 32. 752 5.351 .SO8 11.008 6. 85

23 23.00


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Title.

Paid from appropriation for ^5)5—Continued.


Department Bulletins, Agriculture—Continued.No. 250No. 251No. 252No. 253No. 254No. 255No. 256No. 259No. 260No. 261No. 262No. 263No. 264No. 265No. 267No. 274

Cii'cular No. 147, Bureau of Animal IndustryOphthalmic Mallein for the Diagnosis of GlandersInspection Labels, Bureau of Animal IndustryTemperature Chart, Bureau of Animal IndustryState Maps, Bureau of Plant Industry

ReengravingAccession Cards, Bureau of Plant IndustryBlanVs, Bureau of Plant IndustryInventory of Seeds and Plants Imported:

Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 1912Jan. 1 to Mar. 31,1913

Work of Experiment Farms, 1913:

Truckee-CarsonSan Antonio :

YumaHuntleyBelle FourcheUmatillaScottshluffCrop Production on Fallow Land at San Antonio

Work of Experiment Farms, 1914:

UmatillaHuntley

The Dasheen, A Root Crop for the SouthSingle-Stalk Cotton CultureReport of Daily Gage Heights, Forest ServiceInstructions for the Scaling and Measurement of National Forest Timber.Telephone Construction and Maintenance on the National ForestsTrail Construction on the National ForestsHandbook for Campers in the National Forests in CaliforniaForms, Forest Service:

No. 67

No . 240Book of Surveys, reengraving, Forest ServiceTimber Reconnoissance Tally, Forest ServiceSoil Surveys, 1913:

Bullock County, AlaCleburne County, AlaEscambia Coimty, AlaRussell County, AlaPope County, ArkIndian River Area, FlaStewart County, GaDelaware County, IndHendricks County, IndMontgomery County, KansJones County, MissWilkinson County, MissGreene County, MoNodaway County, MoPerry County, MoCass County, NebrDouglas County, NebrSaunders CountJ^ NebrOneida County, N. YRandolph County, N. CStark Coimty, OhioMuskogee County, OklaOrangeburg County, S. CJackson County, TermJefferson County, Tex

Copies.

10 $13. 701 4.20

11 12. 001 1 15

1 l!c510 13. 0026 24 002 2.Qb

11 14. 004 16.604 13. 502 6.701 .758 12. 002 3.63

26 43. 751 2. 50

4 8. 004 4. 001 3.40

11 28. 25

3 8. 89

4 5. 2510 57. 00

5 12 50

6 14! 75

2 4. 25

5 10. 5011. 50

5 9^004 7. 254 8. 75

5 7.804 4. 00

3 4.808 15. 50

3 10. 0012 18.751 10. 50

20 16.8032 22. 0023 24. 007 6.90

1 10. 001 L302 4. 551 2. 55

2 1.40

1 1.252 1.53

2 2. 252 1. 534 3.854 11.002 2.501 1.25

6 6. 75

3 5. 003 3.352 2. 502 2.502 1.541 1.252 1.252 1. 752 2. 502 2. 502 2. 256 4. CO1 1.252 1.008 10. 00


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Title.Illustra-

tions.Amount,

Paid from appropriation for 75/5—continued.

ENGRAVING ("WAX, LINE, OR ZINC, AND H.-VLFTONES)— Continued.

Soil surveys, 1913—Continued.Washington County, TexCache Valley Area, UtahStevens County, WashBoone County W. VaLogan and Mingo Counties, W. VaBufialo County, WisReconnoissance of South Central TexasReconnoissance of the Sacramento Valley, Cal

Soil Surveys, 1914:

Hernando County, FlaTerrell Coimty, GaRowan County, N. CSoil Reconnoissance in Alaska, etc

Reports of Agricultural Experiment Stations:Work and Expenditures, 1913Experiments Conducted in Alaska, 1914Guam, 1914Porto Rico, 1914

Bulletins, Agricultural Experiment Stations:Hawaii-

No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39

Porto Rico-No. 17No. 18

Farmers' Bulletins:No. 596No. 606 i

No. 607No. 609No. 610No . 612No. 613No. 614No. 614, reengravingNo. 616No. 617No. 618No. 619No. 621No . 622No. 623No. 624No . 625No. 627No. 630No. 631No. 632No. 635No. 636No. 637No. 638No. 639 •.

No. 640No . 642No. 643No. 644No. 646No. 647No. 648No. 650No. 652No. 657No. 659No. 660No. 663No. 664No. 666No. 687No. 668No. 669No. 670No. 671No. 673No. 674

1 $9.759 10.50

12 23.502 2. 252 2. 002 3 0010 15! 008 9.00

8 14.002 3. 002 2.50

49 69. 75

12 13.7525 36.0019 17.006 6.00

12 21.006 9.003 4.251 .75

9 18.004 7.50

1 LOO15 23. 2510 10. 0057 57.003 6.5018 20.005 11.607 9. 751 LOO5 11.504 17.009 12.50

10 15. 0013 7. 0028 38. 0019 17.909 12. 00

12 13. 001 2.00

23 18. 008 12. 00

19 24.802 5.50

10 13.007 7.25

25 28. 004 5.008 8. 009 8. 008 5. 00

14 12. 0011 9.756 8.89

13 11. 0012 13. 002 3.001 2. 25

3 4.5029 26. 00

10. 0011 14.603 6.

11 18. 004 -(.00

10 10. 50S.oO

3 2.251 .757 9.00


No. 6.

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Title.Dlustra-tions.


ENGRAVING (WAX, LINE, OR ZINC, AND HALFTONES—Continued.

Farmers' Bulletins—Continued.No. 675No. 677No. 678No. 679No. 680No. 681No. 682

Map of Texas, for Bureau of Biological SurveyNorth American Fauna, Bureau of Biological Survey:

No. 37No. 38

Bulletin No. 94, Pt. 2, Bureau of EntomologyTechnical Series No. 17, Pt. 2, Bureau of EntomologySouthern Corn "\ootwormLarger Corn Stalkborer ,

The Pink Boll WormThe Movement of the Cotton Boll Weevil in 1914Annual leport of the Secretary of Commerce, 1914Census Bulletins:

Negroes in the United StatesSupply and Distribution of Cotton, etc., 1914The Blind Population of the United States, 1910Cotton Production in 1913National and State Expenditures, 1913 and 1903, and Public Properties

of States, 1913Census "Reports:

Paupers in Almshouses, 1910Indians in the United States, 1910Insane and Feeble-minded in Institutions, 1910Mortality Statistics

Electrical Industries in 1912Gountv and Municipal Indebtedness, 1913, 1902, and 1890, and Sinking Fund

Assets, 1913Circular of Information Concerning Publications of the Census BureauThe Story of the CensusStatistical Directory of State InstitutionsStatistical Atlas, 1910Maps for C 3nsus Bureau:

VirginiaLouisiana

Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on Farm Machinery Trade Asso-ciations

Miscellaneous Series No. 21

Special Agents Series:

No. 96No. 99

Special Consular Report No. 72

Circular Letters—Trade Directory of South AmericaNinth Annual Conference on the Weights and Measures of the United States,

1914Bulletin No. 1, Vol. 10, Bureau of StandardsTechnologic Papers, Bureau of Standards:

No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 44, reengravingNo. 46

Scientific Papers, Bureau of Standards:No. 223No. 224No. 225No. 228No. 229No. 230No 231No. 231, reengravingNo. 232No. 233No. 234No. 235No. 236No. 237No. 238No. 238, reengraving

19 S19.0010 12.50

A on

1 1.75in OR

2 1.502 2. 601 3.75

18 34.5066 o^. UU34 49. 0078 48.801 1.501 2.506 6. 10

6. 1034 47. 70

12 1 Q on

4 3.451 L 501 1. 80

8 11.05

4 3.956Z 28. 505 5.503 6. 10

'70120. 10

4 IL 054 3.00

30 25.5018 3. 004 12. 80

1 2. 471 3. 30

1 1,003 3. 00

4 8. 001 3.25

25 36. 001 .75

6 6. 008 16. 00

4 15. 0017 28.415 7.75

23 35. 2550 51.753 4. 603 3. 50

22 47.5011 36. 502 3.7517 57.8510 36. 004 22. 008 29. 501 4. 001 4.004 12. 50

29 22. 4525 52. 71

3 4. 352 7.253 8.502 2. 15


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Title.



Scientific Papers, Bureau of Standards—Continued.No. 239No. 240No. 241No. 241, reengravingNo. 243No. 244No. 245No. 246No. 247No. 248No. 249No. 250No. 251No. 252No. 255No. 255, reengraving

Circulars, Bureau of Standards:No. 9No. 38No. 48No. 50No. 51No. 52

Forms, Bureau of Standards:No. 271No. 286aNo. 296No. 298No. 299No. 764

Coordinate Paper, Bureau of StandardsNotice: Reward for Marked Salmon, Bureau of FisheriesSurvey of the Fishing Groimds on tha Coast of Washington andOregon, 1914..

The Bureau of Fisheries and Its Station at Woods Hole, MassCorrelations of Weight, Length, and Other Body Measurements in the Weak-

fish, Cynoscion RegalisThe Mussel Fauna of Central and Northern Minnesota, alterations onSporozoon Parasites of Certain Fishes in the Vicinity of Woods Hole, Mass.

.

An Ecological Reconnoissance of the Fishes of Douglas Lake, CheyboyganCounty, MichReengraving

Identification of the Glochidia of Freshwater MusselsThe Fishes of Yellowstone National ParkEconomic Circulars, Bureau of Fisheries:

No 16

No. 17Documents, Bureau of Fisheries:

No. 809No. 810No. 811No. 815

Report of Alaska Investigation in 1914, Bureau of FisheriesWeekly Notice to Mariners No. 13, 1915Plaos and Speoifications for Moorings for Vessels and Buoys, 1915Plans and Specifications for Buoys and Appendages

Additional work onAnnual Report of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1914Special Publications, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sinrvey:

No. 22No. 23No. 23, reengravingNo. 24No. 26No. 27No. 28

Settlement Notification Card, U. S. Coast SurveyLong Wire Drag, U. S. Coast SurveyA Plane Table Manual, U. S. Coast SurveyAcknowledgment Card, U. S. Coast Sin-veyRegulations Governing International Yacht Races, 1914. (Order canceled)

.

Radio Service Bulletin No. 6Bulletins, Bureau of Labor Statistics:

No. 146No. 165 :

No. 173

Copies.

8 $16. 003 6.7516 43. 001 2. 051 1.003 2. 755 5.504 12. 0010 39. 004 21.002 1.85

31 32. GO2 1.50

30 25. 002 6!251 .75

4 22. 5025 27! 701 2.505 21.009 14.551 1. 50

1 10. 001 13. 001 1.001 1.501 2. 001 8. 001 10.002 2. 002 5.003 7.80

4 5.001 2.002 30! 00

4 5.504 5.751 3.507 12.00

1 2.009 15.00

6 14.001 5.002 7.80

30 35. 00241 443^95

1 2.001 11.009 82.501 1.321 3.00

5 18.7518 26.001 7.50

12 19.0027 IS. 4518 70.009 7.651 .75

1 8.7514 11.851 . 75

6 . 75

4 13.70

9 11.0011 17.3012 17.00


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Title. Copies.


ENGBAVING (WAX, LINE, OR ZINC, AND HALFTONES)—Continued.

Care of Children, Series 2

Infant Mortality, Series 3

Annual Report's:

Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1914

U. S. National Museum, 1914Contributions from the U. S. National Herbariimi, Vol. 17, Part 6

Proceedings of the U.S. National Museum:Vol. 47Vol. 48Vol. 48, reengravingVol. 48, additional work onVol. 49

Bulletins, U. S. National Museiim:No. 71, Pt. 5

No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 4, Pt. 3 (special)

Thirtieth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology ,

Bulletins, Bureau of American Ethnology:No. 52No. 59

Pyrometer ChartRules Governing Monthly Reports of Railway AccidentsReports on Accidents, Interstate Commerce Commission:

Attica, 111

Tipton Ford, MoNear Livingston, AlaNear Air Line Junction, MoNear Bigelow, MinnWreck at Woodlyn, PaNear Alford, PaNear Tuxedo, N. COakwood, Wis

Carroll, Brough and Robinson v. R. CoBoise Lumber Co. v. P. and I. N. R. R. CoChamber of Commerce of Houston, Texas, v. I. and G. Ry. CoS. J. Greenbaum Co. v. L. and N. R. R. Co. et al

Board of Trade of Kansas City, Missouri, v. K. C. and S. F. Ry. Co. et al

City of Nashville v. The L. and N. R. R. Co. et al

Alton and Auburn Coal Co, v. Ry. CoNorthern Pine Mfg. Assn. v. C. and N. W. Ry. Co. et al

Massie and Pierce Lumber Co. v. N. and W. Ry. CoState Corporation Commission of New Mexico v. A., T. and S. F. Ry. Co -

.

In re Ownership of Little Kanawha Ry. CoLehigh Portland Cement Co. v. B. and O. S. W. Railroad Co. et al

Montrose and Delta Freight Rate Assn. v. Rio Grande RailroadI. and S. Docket No. 519Third Annual Report of the Chief Inspector Locomotive BoilersRevenues of Carriers in Official Classification TerritoryD. V. Forms, Interstate Commerce Commission:

Nos. 67 and 68No. 500

Time CardsLake Line Applications, etcAnnual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission and the Panama Canal,

1914Report of the Department of Health, 1914, Panama Canal CommissionStandard Specifications for Steel Castings and Structural Steel for Bridges .

Standard Specifications No. 212Signal Code, Panama Canal LocksOfficial Handbook of the Panama CanalAnnual Report of the Federal Reserve Board

ReengravingSeal, Federal Reserve Board

, Federal Reserve Board BulletinAnnual Reports, 1914, District of Columbia:

Public LibraryEngineer DepartmentPublic Utilities Commission

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Franked envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole diiring fiscal year.

Total

Document and seed franks:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Confidential for executive session:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Bills, resolutions, and amendments:Public bills, joint resolutions, and amend-

ments, of 732 copies each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearPublic bills, joint resolutions, and amend-

ments, of 740 copies each

—


Number of

copies.

606, 197

1,302, 189

38,34037,782

76, 122

23,50089,620

113, 120

6,707207,362

901

92, 986

},887

900

100,0005,913,475

6,013,475

3, 462,200

8,028

Num-ber of

typepages.

10,29258,929

Totalnumber of

printedpages.

237,830,875158,999, 713

,2211

396,830,588

1,2165,593

7, 146, 542

3, 193, 820

6,809

3,1989,652

12,850

19,02834,841

53,^

36710,914

11,281

3,14888, 770

91,918

2, 474

3,093

5, 406

10,340,362

9,578,08121,351,570

30,929,651

116,660,668487,268,314

603,928,

484, 523

127, 770,735

128, 255, 258

205, 6966,026,563

6,232,259

402,782

2,264,076

3,837,936

PubU-cationsbound.

136,304142,340

278,644

30,74615,075

45,821

2,49621,409

23,905

110,35837,'-"

148, 158

5,907199, 127

205,034

197

3,087

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 75

executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, anddaring the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915.

CONGRESS.

Charges—Continued.

Altera-tions andcorrec-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Binding

phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.

Rush andovertimework.

Miscel-laneousitems.

Total.

124. 583,854. 69

2. 32

$1,288. 22

9, 007. 84

10, 433. 52

$10, 188. 5821,158. 5822,070. 00

$651. 01

7, 903. 6917,494. 94

$4, 049. 0020,986.5928, 151. 35

$19, 851. 93

27, 097. 52

48, 709. 71

$11. 4845. 37

$994. 23

942. 34$37,096.79103, 842. 38127,011.76

$951. 44

951. 44 3,881.59 20, 729. 58 53,417. 16 26, 049. 64 53, 186.94 95,659. 16 56. 85 1,936. 57 267,950. 93

1. 16164. 79

658. 25325. 52

2, 229. 23657. 54

7.8679. 88

302. 09

2, 135. 20732. 21

9,327. 36

4, 873. 2014, 393. 54

7, 495. 44

887. 0781.0190. 21

10. 33 13.23

171. 22 165. 95 983. 77 2,886. 77 389.83 2,867. 41 14, 200. 56 10. 33 13. 23 22, 776. 05

609. 59

1,240. 00731. 89

2,223.252, 165. 40

3,349. 32

1, 292. 71

2, 561. 451,821.94

2, 271. 984,337. 49

583. 41

47. 90304. 1292. 15

2,946. 84

6, 272. 93

2, 724. 19

1,473. 58

7, 197. 19

125. 00

1,979.616. 22

14. 4820. 74

19, 792. 5031,384. 6715, 809. 55

2, 581. 48 7, 737. 97 5,676. 10 7, 192. 88 444. 17 11,943.96 8, 795. 77 1,985. 83 35. 22 66,986. 72

5,400.00 16. 25 831.34 6,312. 59

3, 707. 07

2, 788. 6711,384. 6223,374.80

9, 485. 54

43,357.3711,446.2983,306. 71

22, 867. 99

103, 473. 3663, 271. 9222, 806. 00

36. 0018, 101. 85

147,909. 82448, 131. 795.50 53,675. 82

6,495. 74 34, 759. 42 52, 842. 91 94, 753. 00 5.50 126,341.35 86, 077. 92 53,675. 82 18, 137. 85 596,041. 61

1.508, 168. 95

169. 65

50.8614,974. 39

85.97

1.02

17, 178. 67235. 16

2, 136. 8031,057. 46

2, 190.1877, 837. 86

800. 674. 16 5, 828. 17

280. 21

2. 74

4. 16 8,340. 10 15, 111. 22 6, 108.38 17,414.85 33, 194. 26 2.74 80, 828. 71

23. 57502. 0328.69

44. 79

1, 059. 5311. 92

61.201,517. 92

89.26

43.30627. 33

4. 00

.408.73

173. 263,835. 87

173. 92115.8340. 05

4. 50

554. 29 1,116. 24 155. 88 1,668.38 674. 63 4. 50 9. 13 4, 183. 05

237. 00 237. 00

10, 199. 88 51, 949. 09 89, 126. 75 174, 477. 27 33, 153. 40 213, 422. 89 238, 839. 30 55, 749. 58 20,966. 08 1,045,316.66

40. 602, 703. 81

40. 6011,297. 647. 28 37.31 7,880. 85 2. 84

7.28 37. 31 2, 744. 41 7,880. 85 2. 84 11,338. 24

22.20 653. 20

497. 15

719. 77

93. 63

147. 90

22. 58

1, 875. 52

6,613. 1779. 34 42.60 1,302. 75

1, 566. 85

2,656.80

456. 74

776. 34

457. 69

826. 64

1,514.77

2. 625. 32

74. 14

97.24

8,031.44

13,953. 10

76 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

No. 8.— Classified statement of the printing and bvnding executed for Congress, thethe total charges for the principal items thereof, during

CONGRESS—Continued.

Kind or description of work. Number of

copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.

Totalnumber of

printedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

SENATE—continued.

Bills, resolutions, and amendments—Cont'd.Simple and concurrent resolutions, of 709

copies each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearSimple resolutions, of 403 copies each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearConcurrent resolutions, of 553 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Simple and concurrent resolutions, reported,of 362 copies each-

Executed in whole during fiscal year ,

Private bills, of 367 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year ,

Private bills, of 148 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Private bills, reported or passed, of 273 copieseach

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearEngrossed bills, resolutions, and amend-

ments, of 12 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Enrolled bills, of 1 copy each

—


Total.

Reports:Public, 660 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Public, 785 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Private, 362 copies each

—


.

Private, 230 copies each

—


.

Total

Documents:Publications of less than 100 pages, 660 copies

each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Publications of less than 100 pages, 215 copieseach-


Octavo publications

—


.

Total

.

Royal octavo publications-Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Quarto publications

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total

.

Document reserve-Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total charge

4

1,363

1,721

187

1,767

1, 127

173,705

109,213

4,424

1,448

500,221

180,708

51,051

21, 444

1,127

15, 192

2,432

584

197

125

1,97612,094

14,070

2,3463,994

6,340

3,302

2,305

623

1,

5,406

7,214

1,2361,549

2, 785

4,403

7,145,353

1,605,120

448,354

71,314

28, 750

2,153,538

1,435,020

133,945

1,090, 687

3,989,753

5,080, 440

45,408

45, 408

963,0781,135,596

2,098,674

318,288 3,302


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Charges—Continued

.


Elsctro-typingand

stereo*

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam- Illustra-

tions.Paper,

editionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$199. 10

202. 85

8. 20

3. 50

1, 169. 00

1,374. 25

158. 85

688. 33

1 , 189. 76

$17. 52

9. 18

$35. 04

24.32

.91

.30

102. 69

60. 34

11. 92

67.73

205. 45

$132. 16

135. 08

4. 50

2. 04

703. 35

850. 08

98.09

750. 17

722. 05

$17. 60

11. 36

.72

.14

90. 72

85. 60

10. 44

12. 24

22. 68

$695. 78

699. 64

23.35

10. 49

3,619. 34

4,310. 72

502. 32

3, 818. 47

3,815. 66

6. 00

.75

1.00

62.23

$14. 82

14.82 9, 217. 49 1,329. 76 1, 793. 03 7,537.61 422. 88 39,480.31

22. 59

34. 10

.52

$1,318.90

280. 54

112. 43

71.92

708. 00

88.15

103. 65

73.60

165. 33

41.79

8.96

5. 86

199. 97

52. 42

11.11

5. 38

1,621.66

388. 95

155. 65

101. 25

10. 62 8, 303.17

1,997.10

788. 05

511.13

3. 12

1.08

57. 21 1, 783. 79 973. 40 221. 94 268. 88 2, 267. 51 14. 82 11,599. 45

222. 24 1, 280. 25 519. 90 232. 14 204. 96

18. 96

1, 882. 97

18. 54

1. 56

17. 58

8, 979. 68

102. 811

397. 56

946. 32257. 47

576. 362,696. 03

16. 68

251. 65831.97147. 20

206. 01

649. 80142. 08514. 8393. 99

120. 12

3, 200. 265,614. 04

24, 705. 94

25, 177. 11

$468. 83

2, 541. 47

1, 601. 35

37.18106. 99

3, 289. 07

80.14221. 14

1, 230. 82 855. 81

26.5035. 00

3,010. 30 750. 90 3,320. 38 55, 497. 09

635. 951,234. 35

37. 10111.55

237. 83182. 97

27. 51

105. 46

144. 17 301. 28 148. 65 61.50 420. 80 132. 97 1,870. 30

57. 37346. 87

938. 13

95. 52371. 05459. 50

204. 76247. 32

33.507. 43

239. 65318. 13

239. 16144. 25

2, 437.11

5, 078. 59

404. 24 1, 033. 65 830. 55 452. 08 40. 93 557. 78 383.41 7, 515. 70

13. 44 39. 80 51.15 47. 88 $1,116. 61 11.77 1,337.29

2, 530. 65 7, 760. 99 16, 900. 67 3, 249. 41 3, 472. 03 12, 469. 61 1,116.61 16, 713. 17 641.93 146,209. 56


No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the printing and binding executed for Congress, the

the total charges for the principal items thereof, during


Charges.

XT' A ^ • +• f 1jviuu or ciescription oi wopk. Number of

copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.

Totalnumber of

printedpages.

Publi-cations

Compo-sition.

SENATE—continued.

On requisition from Secretary of Senate:Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes-Executed in part in prior fiscal years 5,000Executed in whole during fiscal year 3,111,416 $896. 96

Total 3,116, 416 896. 96

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and en-velopes-

Executed in whole during fiscal year 19,250 .60Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etc.—Executed in whole during fiscal year 1,048, 735 2,076. 06

Blank books with patent backs, etc.

—

Executed in whole during fiscal year 42 256. 05

Total 42 256. 05

Blank books without patent backs-Executed in part in prior fiscal years 1 000Executed in whole during fiscal year 3^353 265. 39Executed in part, to be completed

Total t, oOo 265 3S

Binding newspapers, documents, reports,etc.—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 566Executed in whole during fiscal year 7,078

Total 7, 644

Publications smaller than octavo-Executed in part in prior fiscal years 150 10

11

1,5001,100

150100

1.926. 00Executed in whole during fiscal year 100

Total 250 21 2,600 250 7. 92

Cctavo publications-Executed in part in prior fiscal years 9,825 4,213

27, 1423, 805, 75011,481,711

4,124. 44Executed in whole during fiscal year 105,447 10 26,516.97

920. 60

Total 115 272 31 355 15 287 461 31,562. 01

Royal octavo publications-Executed in whole during fiscal year 67,905 15, 862 4, 279,043 7, 736. 44

Total 67 905 15 862 4 279 043 7 973. 02

Quarto publications

—

Executed in whole during fiscal year 18,318 9,497 1,693,992 150 11,940. 22876. 00Executed in part, to be completed

Total 18,318 9,497 1,693,992 150 12,816. 22

General miscellaneous charges-Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year 244. 09

Total 244. 09

Total charge 56,098. 32

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PPJXTER. 79

executive and judicial departments, and inde'pendent Government establishments, andthe fiscal year enaed June SO, i.9i .5—Continued.




Electro-typing

stereo-

typing.

Press-svork.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$3.202, 146. 07

$0.81287. 03

$4. 019,081.19SI. 69 $55.27 SIO. 10 $2.00 $5,682. 07

1.69 55.27 2, 149. 27 10. 10 2. 00 5, 682. 07 287. 84 9, 085. 20

6S. SS

1,159. 2S

.60

16.17

31.99

1, 936. 51

2. 71

415. 75

1 104. 78

5, 899. 92195. 44 17. 04 1.00 $.52. 67

19. 32 2. 10 101.23 65. 43 $595. 45

7.008.34 1,047. 92

7.00

19. 32 2. 10 101. 23 65. 43 602. 45 8.34 1,054. 92

.30.00

.i37. ,5*

30.001.133.59

140. 0017. 68 .53 208. 61 17.49

140.00

17. 6S .53 86.31 208. 61 707. 58 17.49 1,-303. .59

1,.510. 91

12, 731. 192.50.00

1, 510. 91

12, 731. 192.50. 00

::::::::::

14, 492. 10 14, 492. 10

1.451.45

. 26

.2441.3838. 83.78 .33 30.00 .03

.78 2.90 .58 .50 67.50 .03 SO. 21

81.061,302.46

281. 97

547. 52655.9620.88

417. 55

3, 504. 04

210. 40

1?9. 73

1,741.2*86 ?S

13. 91

132. 49245. 09

1, 537. 26

76. S9

1.377. 74

e; 6S9. 186, 997. 04

42, 191. 55i; 598. 31

21. 25 90. 66

1.19

1, 665. 49 1,224,36 4, 131. 99 2,017.39 146. 40 1, 8.59. 24 21.25 8, 066. 92 91.85 50, 786. 90

88. 22

1

1

1

1 3,178.15574. 40

1,161.86124. 87

907.69 2, 081. 00 2. 982. 46

15,156.-34

1, 044. 43106. 12

88. 22 ! 3, 752. 55 1, 286. 73 2, 081. 00 5. 44 16,200. 77

493.00

i

2, 623. 53 375. 12 12.23 623. 94 113. 25 3, 561. 07 36. 30 19, 778. 66876.00

493. 00 2, 623. 53 375. 12 12. 23 623. 94 113. 25 .3,561.07 36. 30 20,654.66

2.5.00

57. 78

25.0060.85

26.00

1, 300. 0776.00

5, 2-35. 7990. ,50 53. 66 3, 42S. 84

82. 78 85.85 1 '^9fi 07 on 53. 66 3, 428. 84 5,311.79

2, 481. 62 1,299.30 14, 18^. 72 3, 792. 54 161. 63 12,748. 17 16, 094. 63 13,815.32 4, 294. 59 124,974.84

1 This amount includes 842.52 charged to Senators under resolution of Joint Committee on Printing,Aug. 14, 1913.


No. 8.

—



CONGRE SS—Continued.

Kind or description of work.Number of

copies.

Num-ber of

type

Totalnumber of

printedpages.

PubH-cationsbound.

SENATE—continued.

On authority of resolutions:Octavo publications-Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Quarto publications

—


Total charge

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Franked envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Document and seed franks:Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

130, 600

12, 500

2, 531

948

11,823, 400

1,209,000

1,000

32, 650,901

18, 104,220

Bills, resolutions, and amendments:Public bills, simple, joint, and concurrent

resolutions, of 713 copies each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearSimple resolutions, of 399 copies each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearConcurrent resolutions, of 424 copies each

—

. Executed in whole during fiscal yearPublic bills and joint resolutions, of 731 copies

each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearSimple resolutions, reported, of 449 copies

each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Concurrent resolutions, reported, of 549 copieseach

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearPrivate bills, of 223 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Private bills, of 149 copies each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearPrivate bills, simple and concurrent resolu-

tions, reported, of 323 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Private bills, reported, of 249 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Engrossedbills, resolutions, and am'endments,of 12 copies each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearEnrolled bills and resolutions, 1 copy each-Executed in whole duriag fiscal year

Total.

Reports:Public, 660 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Public, 707 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Private, 277 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal j^ear

Private, 210 copies each-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Reports on simple resolutions, 410 copieseach

—


Total.

4,617 3,291,921

296 117, 104

18 7,632

5, 665 4, 140, 315

27 12, 123

8 4,392

2,870 640, 010

3, 512 523,288

249 80, 427

130 32,370

2,550 30,600

2,850 2, 850

22, 792 8,883,032

3,294

197

264

238

19

2,174,080

139,279

72, 128

49,980

7, 790

4,012! 2,443,257


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, i9i5—Continued.

CONGRESS—Contmued.



Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-

phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$0. 43 $<}0o. /o $571.24

339.57

31,279 6? $1,430. 16

349. 92

$108. 14 $4,633.30

1,114.99321. 00 $^1 40

. 43 353 28 1.010.81 1,600. 62 21 40 1,780. 08 900 00 108. 14 5,748. 29

16. 10 157. 40

107. 39

14, 473. 87

3,408. 70

35, 670. 12

3,801.09

$18. 03

589. 38

53,200.20

9,552. 87

2,367.50

176. 00

13. 80

2, 743. 75

19. 40

7. 00

2,284. 55

2,798.20

202. 60

97.20

891. 55

3,513. 07

722. 74

16.28

.50

858. 84

1. 49

685. 92

25.33

1. 69

859. 76

2. 74

.91

137. 19

123. 14

17.25

7.63

94.77

595. 78

2,234.31

140. 02

9. 03

2, 774. 08

13.81

4. 19

1,117.58

1,735.38

128. 69

65.05

1,054.19

2, 144. 84

96.58

10.36

.96

78. 10

1. 44

.72

170. 04

173. 90

14.22

6. 36

12.96

67.26

11,857.35

725.38

46. 79

14,730. 14

71. 73

21. 84

7,225.01

8,799. 97

660.58

332.84

5,365.62

11,319. 95

31. 72

3.11

2.50

4.01

2. 00

80.32

48. 10

79. 82 15, 114. 62 1, 691. 79 2, 5o2. 11 11, 721. 17£•00 HA062. 90 61, 157. 20

85.51 1,870. 96

119. 36

155. 82

158. 04

10. 44

1,056. 77

29.50

107. 75

80. 90

18. 30

266. 11

12.02

14. 08

11.74

279. 66

16.22

11. 50

8. 36

1. 80

2,320. 61

174. 83

208,84

196. 11

16. 94

14. 46 11,888 83

890.34

1,054. 64

987.51

86. 14

.52

4.37

2. 10

.78

1. 08

90. 40 2,314.02 1,293. 22 303. 95 317. 54 2, 917. 3;; 18. 42 14.907.46

6495—15 6


No. 8.

—


the total charges for the principal items thereof, daring


Charges.


copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.

Totalnumber ofprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound. Cornpo-

sition.

HOUSE OF KEPRESENTATiVES—continued.

DocunienfSI

Publications of less tban 100 pages, 660 copieseach

—

Pxecuted in whole durin*'' ^]'^cal year 3, 125 3,435,840 $1,900.48Publications of Jess tlian 100 pages, 292 copies

each

—

Executed in whole during fiscal year 1,083 316,236

69,080

Publications of less than 100 pages, 220 copieseach-

Executed in whole during fiscal year 314

, . ,.Octavo publications

—

Executed in pa''t in prior fiscal years 3.382 3, 182

24,8801, 728, 248

13,658,9191 837. 53

14' 142^95

7, 519. 0043^871 76

Total 47,253 28, 082 15,387,167 76 23, 499. 48

Royal octavo publications

—

Executed La whole during fiscal year 936 1,707 692, G64 5. 91

Quarto publicationsExecuted in part in prior fiscal years 371 528 195, 888

927,5145. 37

Executed in whole during fiscal year 1,070 1,318 3.87

Total 1, 441 1,846

6 789

1, 123, 402

491 255

9. 24

Document reserve

—

Executed in whole during fiscal year 3,079 3 079 58. 01

67, 000. 88

On requisition from the Clerk of the Mouse of

Representatives:Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes

—

Executed in whole durins^ fiscal year 17, 909,377

190,30-

2,162.58Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and en-

velopesExecuted in whole during fiscal year— ... 4.14

Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etc

—

Executed in whole during fisr^al vear 3,055,239 2,498.89245. 19

Total 2 744.08

Blank books with patent backs, etc.

—

5c 123 95101." 70

Total 5^ 225. 65

Executed in whole during fiscal year 1,42.-^ 82.27

Binding newspapers, documents, reports,

etc.

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 1,82019,26!'Exe-^uted in whole during fiscal year

TotalLoose leaf and other patent binders, etc

—


Publications smaller than octavo

—

21, 750

203, 2o:

128,250

935 2,685,800

3, 913, 860

7,885, 400

6,500 483.81

Octavo publications

—

Executed in whole during fiscal year 5,998

25,099

1, 086. 29

Royal octavo publications-Executed in whole during fiscal year 500 3,208. 22

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE. 83

executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, and

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.



Altera-tion^ andcorrec-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpara-phiets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$138. 21 $398. 38 $824. 90

24. 40

21.59

$280. 40

133. 66

4. 14

$39. 64

228. 13

$267. 80

71. 63

9. 78

$4,216. 90

39. 92

9.27

$6. 84 $8. 073. 55

497. 74

52.227. 44

84. 99

404. 64

307. 80

3. 132. 78

143. 001,411.43

321.802, 782. 74

217.392, 582. 90

2,912.5125,740. 767. 623. 39

384. 83 $15.20 814. 87 68. 42

594 02 3,440.58 1,554. 43 3,104.54 384. 83 2,800.29 15.20 814. 87 68. 42 36,276. 66

1. 74 48. 70 128.85 60.77 179. 35 425. 32

1. 802.20

15.6680. 40

56. 18

183. 14

164. 13

524. 66

4. 00

16. 24

96. 06

52.27

239. 32

156. 78

340. 17

63.89

688. 79

1, 425. 451,067. 47 10. 79

918.5/ 6, 440. 35 36,912.76 6, 043. 43 713.37 46, 073. 77 1,082.67 19,719. 46 1,352.22 186,257.46

153.26 8, 775.31

867. 09

60.30

1.75

6, 393.86 2,035.13

42.69

19, 580. 44

* 969. 359. 63

37. 03

14.6918.52 2, 082. 16 67. 12 921.27 6.36 1,284.48

30. 806,915.83

291. 18

51.72 18.52 2,082.16 67.12 921. 77 6.36 1,315.28 7,207.01

.52 93.12 72.25 679. 50 2.17 971.51103. 101.40

.52

1, 00

1.4G

1 10

93. 12

Q- no

i 72.25

157 37

679. 50

819. 76

2.17 1, 074. 61

57 44

2,402 97 2, 4f'2. 9730,975.771,480. S3

36,975.771.480 s:3

'1

40, S59. 57 40,859.57

25.50

2, 374. 06

4,110.58

14,838.67

25.50

1.56

122.56

11.90

55.38

23.26

19. 76

49.99

35.43

142.46

908. 50

6, 013.52

634.56

785.17

1, 425. 43

313.14

778.32

1, 643. 15

647. 70

302.50

45.46

371. 05

2,214. 19

* This amount includes $696.09, charged to Members under resolution of Joint Committee on Printing,Aug. 14, 1913.


No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the 'printing and binding executed for Congress, thethe total charges for the principal items thereof, during

CONGRESS—Continued

.

Kind or description of work. Number ofcopies.

Num-ber of

typepages.


Publi-cationsbound.

Charges.

Compo-sition.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES—continued.

On requisition from the clerk of the House ofRepresentatives—Continued.

Quarto publications

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearGeneral miscellaneous charges

—

On authority of resolutions:Binding newspapers, documents, reports,

etc.

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years

Octavo publications-Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

12,250 311 189, 750 $119. 45

80.34

1

10,196. 83

8

1,963

1,971

17, 780

159,4987, 742

32, 7924,879,22515,804,291

2,0003,175

3,982. 18

32,245.571,226.40

TotalRoyal octavo publications-

Quarto publications

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part to be completed

177, 278

7,394

40, 534

933

20,683,516

170,144

5,175 37, 454. 15

1,000. 69

7,559 8, 707 740, 162 479 16,071.502,742.54

Total

General miscellaneous charges

—

7, 559 8, 707 7i0,162 479 18, 814.04

505. 40

505. 40

57,774.28

157, 432. 42

138,126.34134,971.99

430,530.75

DEPARTMENTAL AND MISC^ELLAI^lEOUS.

Piivitc orders:Kxer-iiied in whole duiing fiscal year 721,273 25, 590 17,642, 132 1,427 $1,237.45

Piivate orders for speeches:23,791,750 13, 788 307, 806, 400 3, 2«8. 71

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:'~

Exe^-uted in whr>le duiint{ fiscal yearEmbossed leiterheads, nolebeads, and en-

velopes:

116,500

30, 000

29.0?






Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingedilionand

miscel-laneous.



TotaL

$97. 60

267. 36

$44.88

162. 60

$37. 04

414. 66

$2. 18 $0.31

3, 689. 02

$301.46

5.260.40SO. 42 S630. 00

Sio2.20 S259. 70 19,343.04 3, 181. SI 16. 05 10, 775.61 43.946.39 2,632.88 7,303.56 97, 807. 07

6.502, 745. 71

225. 00

6.502, 745.71

225. 00

2,977.21 2.977.21

209. 63740.0511.58

614. 192'/ 4. 37

368. 933,945.21

317. 59

2,225.27110. 5419.75

186. 241,886.97

998. 002, 978. 62

1,372.358, 280.51

.609. 14

8,160.2552,605.461, 237. 98

961.26

7.54

888. 56 4, 314. 14

250.34

2,642. 86

51.75

130.29 2, 073.21

39.27

3, 976. 62 9, 652. 86

320.28

9.74

.34

62,003.69

1,670. 21

591. 07448.91

21.7192. 96

2, 423. 60120.75

235. 208.00

601. 497. 18

389. 15 4, 704. 16 1.67 25,019.553, 420. 34

1,039. 98 114. 67 2,544.35 243. 20 608. 67 369. 15 4, 704. 16 1.67 28, 439. 89

8.0085.30

12.0041.60

12.0053.01

32.00831.3679.56 14. 20 52. 29

79.56 93.30 53.60 65.01 14.20 52.29 863. 36

2, 088. 34 1, 003. 23 7,202.13 2,891.41 130. 29 2, 786. 16 7, 337.18 14, 677 30 64. 04 95, 954. 36

10, 199. 885,012.703. 159. 09

51,949.099, 413. 577.703.28

89. 126. 75

32,100.2063 457.93

174, 477. 278,642.5712,116.65

33, 153. 403,655.06859.71

213,422.8926, 997. 8659,635.54

238, 839. 3017,411.2452,365.24

55,749.5830, 636. 63

37, 029. 64

20, 966. 084, 936.528, 719. 82

1,045,316.66276, 932. 69380. 018.89

18,371.67 69,065.94184, 684. 88 195,230.49 37,668.17 300,056.29 308, 615. 78 123, 415. 85 34, 622. 42 1,702,268.24

DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

$2.86

.39

S363. 03

3,654.84

$2, 276. 05

23,218.26

S2, 340. 15

2,793.18

$812.36

2.50

$2, 665. 58

25,530.45

$449. 13 $114.74

53.42

$10,261.35

58,541.75

2.17 71.00

77.80

247.30

76.66

3.79

4 9fi

353.28

l.nS 72— 1

-

86 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIITTEK.

No. 8.

—


the total charges for the principal items thereof, daring

DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS—Continued.


Num-ber oftypepages.

TotalUUjXlhgy ofprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges.

Compo-sition.

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE—continued.

Blanks, notices, schedules cards etc.:Executed in pait in prior fiscal years 125,850

9 994 498$106.80

7 094. 492^51

Executed in whole durina; fiscal j'êai

Executed in part, to be completed

Total 10, 120,348

or6o

7,203.80

•99. 21

Blank books with patent backs, etc.:


Blank books without patent backs:Executed in whole dun'n? fiscal vear 1,251 103. 92

Total 1, 251

11

103. 92Bindin-3; newspapers, documents, repoits, etc.:

^ Executed in whole durin"' fiscal yearLoose-ieaf and other patent binders etc.:

Executed in whole duiin? fiscal year loPublications smaller than octavo:

149. 64

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 50

4,02040

1,3712, 000

376,43577. 44

790.67Exe.-ûted in whole during fiscal year

Total

400

4,070 1,411 278, 435 400 868. 11

Genera] mis-êllaneous charees:Executed in whole durinar fiscal vea. 1, 968. 21

.80Executed in part, to be completed

Total 1.969. 01

Total charge 10, 422. 71

OFFICE OF THE SUPERTNTENDENT OF DOCU-

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:664,000

1, 587, 538

6

80

3/7

50, 000

9.24

1, 431. 77

15. 25

6. 65

X/i.>a>il tvo , ll^v'Ul' 'tJoj o . IIcIa U I ti^, veil wo. cLVx*

Exe':'uted in whole dm in? fiscal vear

Blank books without patent hacks;

Bindinc^ ncwspnpors, do^îimcnts, imports, 6tc.r

Exe'^nted in whole dnrin-x fiscal yeaiPublications smaller than octovot

Executed in whole during fiscal year 13 650,000 13. 45

Octavo puhli^^ritions!

Executed in pa)t in prior fiscal vears 6,000 641 CQQ1, ooy

3«4,00010, 513, 900

12. 973 843.59

Total 302, 400 1,953 10,897,900 3.8.5fi..56

General mis<êllaneous charees:160. 28

Total 160.28

Publications for depositories:Exe-ûted in part in prior fiscal years 30, 137

1,015,690

ir>,5fi7

182, 0079,089,531

92,546,900Exe^'Uted in whole durine fiscal'vear 78,391 892. 26

Total 1,045,827 198,574 101,636,437 82, 218 892. 26


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended Jane 30, 1915—Continued.




Hi ItJv I'l U"

typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bmumgpam-piilets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.

T-> U JKusn anaovertimework.


Total.

$16.64549.70

$99. 75

3, 093.07$2.45147.45

$8.433,608.98

165.93

$36. 56

1,655.68$270.63

16, 784. 51168.44

$110.14 $5.89 $56. 55 $459.56

566.34

1.17

110.14 3, 195.82

59.10

149.90 5.89 3, 783.34

45.27

56.55

417.70

459.56 1,692.24

80

17, 223.58

623.25

.91 13.25 275. 14 199. 24 941.1010.00

28.57 1,562.1310.00

.91 13.25 275. 14 199.24 951.10

19.77

28.57 1, 572. 13

19.77

35.42

149.64

35.42

5.25194.27

30.8153.82

.54

94.20.40

63.10114.44

1,373.1892.00 85.12

84.63 199.52 94.74 63.50 92.00 85.12 1,487.62

1,255.82 567.07 230. 14 592. 76

=====

335.8462.40

351.60 331.87 5,663.3163.20

1,255.82 567. 07 230. 14 592. 76 398. 24 351.60 331.87 5, 723. 51

1,908.87 692.63 4,138.52 837.40 5.89 4,813.55 1,888.72 459. 56 2, 182. 07 27,349^92

.30

4.50

275.10

628.01

8.55

52.53

849.41

497.48

4.35

33.31

11.78

81.16

.10

.59

1, 145.83

2, 660.45

77.55

209.06

261.89

321.68

14.18 3.35

49.30

114.78

261.89

.65 .55

1.82 4.50 23.40 170.00 105. 51

23.12516.47

21.20702. 35

37.201,279.30

41.121,177.24

135.61

7, 700. 58180. 99 .64

539. 59 180.99 723.55 1,316.50 1,218.36 .64 7, 836.19

3.90 49.93 2,960.38 17, 583.0013.60

30.00 546.51 21,334.0013.60

1

3.90 49.93 2,960.38 17, 596.60 30.00 546.51 21,347.60

387. 806,127.76215.80

2,464.6413,454.32

150.20

54.991,749.613,358.98

1,639.4817,018.31

919.41

1,324.3219, 192. 09

74.00

175.00152.67

6,046.2359, 053.934,718.39

16.90 140.45 309.56

16.90 140.45 6,731.36 16, 069. 16 5,163.58 19,577.20 20, 590.41 309.56 327.67 69,818.55


No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the 'printing and binding executed for Congress, the




Num-ber of

typepages.

Totalnumber of

printedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCU-MENTS—continued.

Publications for sale:

Exeonted in part in prior fiscal years.Exer-uted in whole durin? fiscal" year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

5,3521,323,049

3,341136,044

770, 50086,358, 922

35036,758

TotalReserve remainders:


Catalogues and indexes:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

1,328,401

1,0'?8

139, 3.S5

1G8

87, 129,422

60,9S4

37, 108

48

26,300 820 1,623,000

Total. 26,300 820 l.C2'?,C00

Total charge,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Branch office.

Letterheads, noteheads. and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearBlank books without patent backs:


Binding newspapf rs. documents, reports, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal year -

Publi(^ations smaller than octavo;Executed in whole during fiscal year ,

Octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Royal octavo publications;Executed in whole during fiscal year ,

Quarto publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year ,

General miscellaneotis charges:Executed in whole during fiscal year ,

329,325

2,519,494

109

28

24,900

81,373

31,493

8.897

884

782

124

601,700

907,694

680,352

43,942

Main office.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Embossed letterheads,noteheads.and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year


Executed in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

724,000

300,960

2,477,541

Total. 2,477,541



Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total. 674

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.

Executed in whole during fiscal y^arExecuted in part, to be completed

2.825

Total. 2,825

KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 89


DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS-Continued.



Electro-typing"andstereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$83.2411,276.84. 155.62

$180.8012, 852.84

rid. 00

$195.9214,112.52

333.21

$37. 75

9,019.4565.00

811.94108. 76

$509.6552, 154..=53

1,000.01$0.23 $71.25 $2,405.23

357. 48— --|

.23 71.25

2.32

11,515.70

5.70

13, 083. 64

33.35

2, 762.74 14, 641.65

2.24

9,122.20

23.88

120.70 53, 664.19

78.93

234.64124.28

164. 3o| 158.68 189.20 3,315.581,416.38

I

388. 92 164.30 158.68 189.20 1 4,731.96

966.22 454.79 23,091.58 30,834.68 7,926.32 54,715.31 30,195.46 $309.56 1,089.15 162,153.88

1.30

101. 64

310. 80

2,380. 98

4. 75

0.

80. 82

14. 4S

2,610. SO

5. 68

46. 69

430. 70

594. 64

8,883.83

66. 18

38. 60

499. 04

2,385.15

1,716. 47

408. 68

4,366.05

729. 52

812. 04

50.23

.60 52. 60

38. 60

10. 54

8.19

249. 46

64.30

12.87

5.85

10. 36 68. 63

294. 64

178. 73

99.32

109. 64

135.51

123.24

7. 98

' 136.76

237.41

184. 72

32. 2c

54.05

32. 82

2. 78

53.10

85. 19

1.20

4,275. 10

41. 73

26. 82

2.01

1. 70 616. 94

772. 70

5. 00 1.73

12. 52

185. 3815.86

32.473.45

1,236.41 83.71 3, 354. 10

568. 05

19.02 187. 17 178. 95 6,801.06887. 27

201. 24 35. 92 1,236.41 83.71 19. 02 187. 17 173. 95 7, 688. 33

52 2. 20 2. 64 32.46

47.00974. IS

47. 001,401.4452 1.76 89. 23 278.39 11.96

1.76 89. 23 278. 39 1,021.18 11.96 1,448.441

2, 077. 22650. 00

2,077. 225i0. 00

1

2,627. 22 2, 627. 22


No. 8.

—




Num-ber of

typepages.

1

Charges.


copies.


PubU-cationsbound. Compo-

sition.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE—continued.

Ji£(xi7i oj^cf~~'Continued.

Octavo publications:Executed in whole durin*'' fiscal year 22 775 2 818 1 fins 625 $3,930. 17

29. 20

Total 22, 775

4,110

2, 818 1, 608, 375

190, 880

18

625 3,959.37Royal octavo publications:^- Executed in whole during fiscal year 233 255. 16Quarto publications:

Executed in whole during fiscal year 18 3 7. 49

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal vearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year 485. 66

485. 66

Total branch ofilce charges 6,378. 28Total main office char°''es 6 611. 94

Total charge 12,990. 22

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 28 000

7, 067, 819Executed in whole during fiscal year 516. 21Executed in part, to be completed 9.58

Total 7,095,819

174, 666

525. 79Embossed letterheads,noteheads,and envelopes:


nianics, notices, schedules, cards, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 7,446,83286,218,976

206.0144 479. 28

2, 027. 70

Total 93,665,808 46,713.02

Blank: books with patent backs, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal vears m 35.70oy-i 840 33

1 846 66

Total 1,085 2, 728. 69

Blank books without patent backs:Ex-^cuted in part in prior fiscal years 7, 469

117,833

338. 69Executed in whole during fiscal year 3,437. 37

227. 48

Total 125, 272

Binding ne"vspapers, documents, reports, etc.:

433

1, 567

Total 2,030

61Loose leaf and other patent binders, etc.:


Publications smaller than octavo:Execute! in part in prior fiscal years 590 1,606 80, 000

1,331,300500 ' 127.51

Execute 1 in whole during fiscal year 75,800 579 500 40.93176.63

Total 76,300 2,185 1,411,300 1,000 345. 10


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government estahlishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.



Altera-tions-andcorrec-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-plllGtS

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.

Hu-hardovertimework.

Miscel-laneousicems.

Total.

$236. 25 S591. 43 $372. 42 $192. 36 $24. 61 $:>50.08 $181.00 $5. 875.84

SO. 37 $5, 784. 5635.04

1

236.25

22.23

591. 43

1.11

372. 42

88.31

4.50

192. 36

68.03

24. 61

69. 82

250. 08

4.11

181. 00 11.71 .37

.06

.18

5, 819. 60

007. 15

16. 28

23. 0040.06

34.5043.70

34.5053. 67

92. 003,382. 5476.35 7.76 73.80 2,601.54

76. 35 63. 06 78. 20 7.76 88. 17 73. 80 2,601.54 3,474.54

443.61460. 76

61. 19

708. 273,337.853,245. 77

462. 44

427. 30 lO'' 19

3,276.164, 680. 79

93. 81

3, 870. 0210. 54

280. 93

4.894.76

2, 861.(31

18, 958. 04

23, 255. 58

904.37 769. 46 6,583.62 889. 74 102. 19 7,956. 95 3, 963. 83 297.47 7,756.37 42, 214.22

16. 18

2,480. 54

77.87

17 AK 4. 56903. 14

38. 19

13, 125. 95980. 87

1.30 32. 7766

1.45 9, 178. 68892. 76

11. 86

L30 33.43 2,574.59

516. 81

1.45

186. 29

11.86

20.42

907. 70

31.97

14,145.01

769. 04

34.36

2, 251. 6557. 13

39.251,647.29

67.94

l,22L0O32, 515. 26

418. 04

31.28

2, 121. 20 '"'so.'ei

1, 003. 76

50. 227. 77

3,117. 82

66." 96968. 00

34. 75

2, 529. 46

2. 01

2, 553. 89

14, 934. 8r.

59. 05

5,124.33159,804.33

6, 717. 69

2,343.14 1,754.48 .34,154.30 2, 152. 48 30. 61 63,349.-35 1,0.34.96 2, 566. 22 17,547. 79 171,646.35

1. 1724.9687. 49

38. 79

462. 28113. 67

30.18551. 12

81.13

1,591.834,513.05

304.30

1,697.676, 43 4..382, 431.48

8.121.23

18. 02 10.50

113. 62 9.35 611. 74

. .....

662. 43 0, 409. 18 18. 02 10. 50 10, 563. 53

215. 15193. 8S

10. 01

8. 76148. 5523. 00

234.153,914.25

932. 41

140. 76

5, 555. 04

980. 85

l,f08. 0121,0lJ6. 14

1,127.31

39. 28

579. 46

2,S>:4.so

35, l'-3. 14

3,301.06238.45

410.04 180. 31 5, 080. 81 6,676. 65 24,131.46 2.38. 15 618. 74 41,3!O.C0

145.35

1, 515. 9413. 30

1,515. 9413.30

1, 674. 59 1,674.59

236. 19236. 19

10. 40 42. 10127. 85

12. 48230. 77

15. 40216. 19

65. 001

272. 89825. 58217. 48

43

40. 82i 23. 971

64.20 121. 24

51.65 23.97 169. 95 243. 25 64.20 231. 59 186. 24:

1,315. 95

92 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

No. 8.

—





copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.

Totalnumber ofprir.ted

pages.

Publi-cationsbound.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Octavo publications:Execute i in part in prior fiscal years.

.

Execute 1 in whole during fiscal year..Executed in part, to be completed

Total.

Royal octavo publications:Execute 1 in part in prior fi'^cal years.Executel in whole '.lurino: fiscal" year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Quarto publications:Execute 1 in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

General miscellaneous charge:Executel in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Total charge.

"WAR DEPARTMENT.

Branch office.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executel in whole during fiscal year.

Blanks, nouices, schedules, cards, etc.:


Publications smaller than octavo:Execute-! in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

TotalOctavo publications:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Royal octavo publications:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.General miscellaneous charge:


Main office.

112,1004,314,349

5,53422,912

11,927,900137,225,515

6,00022,60

4.423,449 28.446 149,153,415 28. 6o:

1,357142,117 627

10,856761,79tj

143,474

104,879

635

2,922

772,652

2,439,579 1,489

104, 879 2, 922 2, 439, 579

452, 200

1,654,236

2,805.210 3.235 9,424,578

2, 805, 210

93,850

3,235

119

47

,424,578

368, 150

17,470


Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and en-velopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year

BlanTcs, notices, schedules, cards, etc.:

Execute! in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

539,790

33,712

1,283,00033,312,225

Total.



.

37, 595, 225

Total. 828


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended Jane SO, 1915—Continued.


Charges—Continued,

Altera-tiDns andcorrec-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-

phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Biiiding

^^^n^d'^

mi'^cel-

laneous.

overlimework.

Ali^cel-

laneousitems.

Total.

$277. 253,992.41

313. 51

$953. 33

7, 574. 26624. 04

$1,040. 29

10, 575. 04

549. 52

$1, 770. 0020, 658. 64

90. 00

$56. 71

930.9383. 75

$1,492. 94

18, 453. 28752. 26

$1,413. 50

4,651.48$22. 46

95. 38$8,498.48117,264. 13

6, 339. 60$1,010. 06

4,583. 17 9,151.63 12, 164.85 22,518. 64 1,071. 39 20,698.48 6,064.98 1,010.06 117.84 132, 102. 21

2. 54

351. 453.51

231. 962. 16

262. 2515. 53

2,971.957.30

67. 76 10. 70 89. 89 6. 29

67. 76 10. 70| 353. 99 235. 47 264. 41 89. 89 6.29 2,994.78

. 1,076. 74

74.56273.90 790. 72

92.00507. 70 833. 16

68. 88956. 63 5.45 21,878. 70

2, 258. 20

1, 151. 30 273. 90 882. 72 507. 70 902. 04 956. 63 5.45 24,136. 90

85. 0098. 67

85. 00138. 95

50

86. 001,635. 90

256. 006,994.41

2. 39477. 53 25.91 207. 80 1. 95 1,456. 09

1.89

477. 53 183. 67 224. 45 25.91 1, 721. 90 207. 80 1.95 1,457. 98 7,252. 80

8, 730. 98 11,915.30 56,693.43 25, 896. 99 1, 192. 11 104,782.03 40,665. 84 3,956. 87 20, 940. 45 408, 186. 35

.26

55. 23

1. 60

40. 74

247. 86

1, 108. 87

1. 80

95. 98

149. 19

1,398. 61

63. 38

252. 87

540. 04

4,745. 49

257. 105. 79

131.082. 55

2,078. 28 1,460. 75 2. 90 2,310. 84 174.41 16, 534.9336. 71

262. 89

63.01

27.69

3. 16

.78

133. 63

3. 18

2,078. 28

88. 06

18.90

10.26

280. 17

100. 20

1, 460. 75

53.44

5. 13

3. 20

1.23

2. 70

2. 90 2,310.84

94. 22

174. 41

9. 22

.58

2,339. 85

53. 74

6.64

16, 571. 64

555. 50

206. 67

2,405. 57

872. 10

164.23

9. 65

.18

405. 35

31.91

3. 25 9. 50

10. 67

21.83

5. 72

1,177. 0325.09

101. 84

1,273. 2C

55. 25

562. 01

22, 462. 29

710. 75

643. 45

3, 520. 73

74. OC

1,261.7046,328.402, 560. 77

970. 399,628.97

95. 65

3, 656. 92111,763.974,974.42

98. 64 121. 75

517. 001,593. 73

1,207.84 l,430.2c 23, 735. OS 4,238. 1? 98. 64 50, 150. 87 638. 75 1,593.73 10,695.01 120,395.31

14. 7C

4, 537. OC43. 00

14.705,419. 73

65.853. 2c 2. 4C 118. 9e

2. 9C

501. 092.45

.65

3.2t) 2.4C 121. 8e 503. 54 4,594.70 .65 5, 500. 28


No. 8.

—




Charges.

...Kind or description ol woric.

Number of

copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.


Publi-cationsbound. Compo-

sition.

WAE DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Main office—Continued.

Blan'k boo'^s without patent bacVs:ExecuteJ in part in prior fiscal years 19,987

65, 844$1.10

268. 27Executed in whole durinjj fiscal year2.41

Total 85, 831 271.78

Binding ne .vspapers, documents, reports, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years . . 165o, ooU

Total 3,495Loose leaf and other patent binders, etc.:


Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 235, 950 1,488 12,686,900 69, 500 817.62Executed in whole diirin'^ fiscal year....... 1 mo i<T C 1 flAO, lUO

819. 87

Total 1,255, 085 9, 594 58, 090, 965 204 600 7, 622. 68

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

3,600 1,85329, 390

1,007, 900O^y 00/ , 01)^

1,329.05Kfl 017 71OiJ, . /i

17,888. 65941, 931

Total 945, 531

28, 175

31,243 33, 675, 462

3,026,845

27, 260

100

69, 465. 41

Royal octavo publications:Executed in whole durin*" fiscal year 3 974 6, 165.07

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 1,C00

1 K Qjn10, y4u6S3 68, 300

1 9Q1 R^O1,000 1,719. 87

t;07 2 0.^9 026^334; 16Executed in part to be completed

Total 16, 940 1,190 1,349,930 1,000 9,113.05

General miscellaneous charges:10. 82

1,774.16

Total 1, 784. 98

12, 442.34121, 424. 91

133, 867. 25

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Branch office.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year 544, 450 120.68Executed in part, to be completed 1.60

Total 122. 28


Executed in whole during fiscal vear 3, 557, 237 4, 589. 3917.15

Total 3, 557,237 4,606.54


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June JO, 1915—Continued.



Altera-Tion:^ andC3rrec-tijns.

Electro-typingand

lypmg.

Press-Tvork.

Bmdmgpam-phlets.

Illtistra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingedii ionand

miscel-laneous.

Rush andovertime

\\ ork.


Total.

S2. 3448. 51

.90

S675. 10 S.548. 04 81,542. 838, 028. 8730^.89

So. 07 1, 140. 84 $1.25 2.64n. 19 3.848.24 876. 5064. 10 122. 48 114.00

0. 07 51. 75 1,521. 19 1. 25 3,437. 77 4,510.28 76. 50 9, 875. 59

255. 50

6, 246. 68559. SO

255. 506, 246. 68

559. 80

7,061.98 7,061.98

50.0050. 00

490.91847.0923.74

479.28647. 5030.67

681. 382, 5S2. 88

366. 20

S2,083.370, "iOi uu

55. 10

15. 59

731. 56

77. 04

1,658.557,663. 74

537. 59

7,435. 0015,661.00

830.00

845. 33126 42

12. 17

15. 0913,717.2039,71L472, 740. 21

1,361. 74 1, 157. 45 3,630. 46 7, 589. 47 824. 19 9, 857. 8.S 23,926. 00 171.75 27. 26 56, 108. 88

33.334, 508. 10

3,467. 70

486. 11

8,567. 71

29. 69

34.5. 305, 563. 02

53.00

271. 97

6, 580. 40

80. 85

2.974,116. 68

547. 07

206 55

7, 140. 57199. 64

5, 712. 0810. 62

1,061.00L88

148.032,687.78

93,64.5. 3022,206. 60

8, 00^. 13

1,222.45

9,083.51

84. 68

5, 961. 32

721. 58

6,933. 22

631. 54

4,666. 72

3.25

7,548.76

744. 20

5, 712. 08

114. 00

1,071. 62 149. 91

2. 43

118, 599. 68

9,689.20

332.8324.77

758. 25

341.60 197.80148. 20121. 80

149. OC242. 61

dO. 00

236. 50418.09510. 20

335. 25 3,343.853, 128. 097,777. 32

14,249.26

235.40502. 91 490. 66

1,115.85 844. 51 467. ^ 451.61 235. 40 1,164.79| 826.25

407.20102. 55

434. 20149. 95

424. 20531. 75

124. 38971.24

1,400.804,012.31277. 50 50. 47 146. 20 8. 49

277 50 509.75 584. 15 50.47 955. 95 146. 20 8. 49 l,(i9.i.62 5,413. 11

412.24 179.15: 3,552.2312,956.11' 12,942.76 37,049.3S

1,620. 3020,432. 10

6. 15

5,901. 75

3,9f.2. 69

74,799.029. .50

47, 530. 24 '"2*845." 592,840.31, 25,024.91

12,157.76; 348,039.62

13,368.35. 13,121.91; 40,601.61 22, 052. 40 5 907. 90 78, 761. 71 47, 539. 74 2, 845. 59 14,998.07 373,064.53

1. 82 304. 58 3.05 350. 89

40. 60

66.33 847. 3542.20

1.82 304. 58 3 05 391. 49 66. 33 889. 55

126.55.26

59.932.34

2, 817. 41 3,67.5.03

37. 11

1

6S3.62 12,999.91.25 57.11

126. 81 62. 271 2, 817. 41 1,047.98 3, 712. 14 683.87] 13,057.02

96 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER.

No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the printing and binding executed for Congress, thethe total charges for the ^principal items thereof, during



copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.


Publi-cationsbound.

NAVY DEPARTMENT—continued.

Branch oj^^ce—Continued.

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Binding nawspapers, documents, reports, etc.

Executed in whole daring fiscal yearPublications smaller than octavo:


Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

425

264, 750 625 513, 800

6,150320, 501

321,640

196, 800

7, 568,885

TotalRoyal octavo publications:


General miscellaneous charges:Execute! in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

326, 651

2,000

1,672

13

7, 765, 685

13,000

Total.

Main office.

Letterhead"?, noteheads, and envelopes:Execi]ted in whr^le during fiscal year

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, andenvelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Blanks, mtices, schedules, cards, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole durins fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

533,000

35. 750

213, 760

40, 272, 378

Total. 40, 486, 138


Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

142

Total. 142

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed ta part, to be completed. .

.

50657,942

Total. 58,448

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fi.scal year

TotalLoose-leaf and other binders, etc.:


501,317

1,367

3,204

Publication'' smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

28,1001,071.225

2305,135

637,40010,508,625

Total. 11,146,025

3,677

3,677

!


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, and\

the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915—Continued.1

DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS—Continued. j

Charges—Continued.{


jLLd icL LI U-

typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-pJllets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

"R IT* f\ "in tyJ_> XllU lil^

editionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$1.50 $1, 850. 77

904. 49

$1,854. 07

904. 49

492. 8fiSir S."! JSO. 74 137. 24 S56. 02 $156. 13 .«27. 31

12.60

1, 175. 70

22.73

1, 780. 43

2.5. 71

2, 122. 71

.78

173. 239,937. 15

42. 49502. 80 . 58 70. 57

502. 80

11. 81

,58 1, 188. 30

5. 75

1, 803. 16

4. 30

2, 149. 20

7. 47

70. 57

.34

10, 152. 87

76. 64

52. 051,748. 34

52. 051, 873. 434.50 78. 55 28.79 1. 10

4. 50

214.93

126. 68

78. 55 28.79

584. 60

26. 58

1. 10 1, 800. 39

128. 58

6. 51

1,925. 48

961.33

163. 57

.26 2.80

1. 60

30. 42

2,307.91102. 41

6. 45

732. 877. 18

93.3119, 887. 19

24 75

6.41

2, 242. 91

108. 0942,185. 45

190. 04

$5. 54

755.96107. 37

12, 448. 94392. 38

118, 741.59843.21

$1,005.076.47

15. 03

2, 440. 74 746. 50 20, 005. 25 2, 249. 32 1,011. 54 42, 483. 58 15. 03 761. 50 12, 556.31 119,977. 18

.26 1. 26 65. 622. 40

157. 64

.941,078. 04 3. 37 1,367. 52

7. 84

.26 1. 26 68. 02 158. 58 1,078. 04 3.37 1.375. 36

19.021,76C. 18

14.653,776.95

346.709, 234. 09

100.00

380. 3715,912.60

ICO. 0023.82 67.91 .75 118. 14 89.27

23.82 67.91 1 , 785. 20 .75 3,791.00 9,681.39 118. 14 89.27 16,392.97

494.03 494.031,881.53

2,375.56 2,375.56

2, 163. 432,163.43

85.29 85. 51

1,639.526.15

76.141,423.94

2.00282. 30

134.372,073.17

24.40

.52160.01

480. 41

16,901.74164.59

1,398.00 118 2116.12 3.50

1,239.70 894. 50

1,499.41 121.71 1,731.18 1, 500. 08 284.30 2,231.94 1,239.70 894. 50 160. 53 17,546.74

6495—15 7

98 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEK.

No. 8.

—


the total charges for the princijpal items thereof, daring



copies.

Num-ber of

typepases.


Publi-cationsbound.

Charges.

Compo-sition.

NAVY DEP.VRTMENT—continued.

Main oj^^ce—Continued.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

6,875398, 145

2,46416,069

1,910,95016,604,913

2,8007,854

Total. 405,020 18,533 18,515,863 10,654

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscaryear.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

80019, 125

525;

1,959277,400644,475

Total. 19,925 2.484 921,875

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

3253,232

184 59,800171, 476

Total. 3, 55'; 992 231,276

6001,000

1,600

57

General miscellaneous charge:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

Total

Total branch office charges.Total main office charges. .

.

Total charge

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT,

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed - .

.

10,0004,557,820

TotalEmbossed letterheads, noteheads, and envel-

opes:Executed in whole during fiscal year



.

4,567,820

80,980

555,44632,569,336

Total. 33, 124, 782


Execuied in part in prior fiscal years-Executed in whole during fiscal'year.


.

Total. 184

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.E.xecuted in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed - -

.

35552,699

Total. 53,054

$2, 762. 3726,864.208,038. 43

37, 665. 00

42.065,311.

6,960. 29

303.441,611.145,611.20

7,525.78

.20614.05

614.25

9,335.5799,289. 20

108,624.77

138. 828.70

147. 52

3.25

15.85

23,203. 23551.39

23, 770. 47

65140. 7321.04

961.4427.15

.59

KEPOET OF TELE PUBLIC PEINTEK. 99

executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishmmts, aathe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.



Altera-tiom andcorrec-

tions.

typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-

plilets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$469. 28

2, 20.3. 30424.04

S792. 391,089.40

144.29

$220. 41

2,526.8000.20

S200. 52

2,731.39 "$358.* 0950. 94

$411.773,715.04

89.05

$003.001,817.19

?0. 691,201.43

$13. 20291.82

$5, 473. 6342, 799. 868,807.55

3,097.22 2,807.41 2,931.91 4C9 03 4,216.40 2, 420. 19 1,202.12 305.02 57,081.04

23.40488. 90535. 45

150.801,152.11

20. 20490. 59

71.83780. 90

354. 00350. CO

2.0038.03

670. 299, 403. 19

2, 245.002.902.60

777.92 9.32100. 58

1,047.81 5.50 1,302.91 516. 79 777.92 852.73 704.00 109.90 40.63 12, 318. 48

24.5711.51

11.24 49. 75148. 39

15. 45130. 64

43.86139. 13

29.0043. CO

477.316.153.325; on. 20

3,977.82 85. 69

30 08 11.24 198. 14 152.09 3 977 82 182.99 72. CO 8o. 69 12,241.83

65l'.04

2.75209. 72

1.50

183. C9

2.09560. 07

143.254,097.80

150.446,328.9372.19 590.97

1.09 72. 19 212.47 184. .59 590. 97 502. 10 4,241.C5 6.479.37

051.098, 147. 29

63.59| 4,4.59.28

3,055. 19 28,452.192,993.007,537.13 7 n^o ic

/ , 1.0^. Jo

6, 445. 22

55,091.22

~2,756.3017,585.91 "'3,'c86."i6

2,648.8119,780.39

29,352.98249, 076. 86

8, 798. 38 3,118.78 32,911.47 10,530.19 7,052.18 61,536.44 20,342.27 3, 386. 16 22,429.20 278,429.84

3.201,116.59

40. 00

10.154,844.86988.27

1.13685. 55

14.486,822.351,037.12

8.92.15

2.25 25.36

9. 07 1, 159. 79

279.80

2.25

9.81

5,843.28

135.00

25.36

9.17

686.68

16.53

7,873.95

492. 131. 30 Q7 07ot . Zl

7.021,380.86

33.02

8.971, 473. 23

64.73

128.8018,412.94

700.86

43. 003,818.26

9.00

284.8335, 430. 032,322.38

156. 47

8,822.C9236.27

644.9494,C88.914 C55. 25

19.554.40

197. 06133.20

1,331.66

1,420. 90 1,546.93 19, 242. GO 3,870.26 23.95 38,037.24 330. 26 1,331.60 9,214.83 98,789.10

1 QO .48210. 74

69.78

8.35 11.381,874.74408.92

2.47 1.26.65

89.9422.45

1,426.15355. CO

3.45

2.47 1.91 114.29 281.00 1,789.50 3.45 2, 355. 04

1.10838. 6332.78

9.271,851.12

119 OQ

324. 3515,425.40

7Sn nn

334.7219,807.08

953.2773.84 31.40

.65339. 46 285. 79

73.84 32.05 872. 51 1,973.08 16,529.75 339.46 285.79 21,0r5.07

100 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 8.

—


the total charges for the ^principal items thereof, during


Kind or description of work. Nuraher ofcopies.



Publi-oalionsbound.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT—continued.

Binding neM^spapers, documents, reports, etc:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

TotalLoose-leaf and other patent binders, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Publications smaller than octavo:



.

1005,296

5,396

921

15,200 291 540,400

331,8453,076,780

7,34117,506

29,600,400110,125,650

28, (

11, 129

TotaL 3,408,625 24,847 139,726,050 39, 789

Royal octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

IExecuted in part, to be completed. .

.

361,550 1,480 ,021,640 300

Total. 361,-550 1,480 6,021,640 300

Quarto publications:Executed in whole during fi^scal year.

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscafyear.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

322,000 1,906,000 1,000

Total.

Total charge.

PATENT OFFICE.

Specifications of patents, trade-marks, anddesigns; 100 copies of each specification ofpatents and 50 copies of each specif cation of

trade-marks and designs were printed:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

10, 716136,368

Total. 147,084

Official Gazette of the United States PatentOffice, issued weekly; edition 5,715 copies;and Index, edition 5,650 copies:Executed in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

18,321

Total. 18,321


Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year. ....


Executed in whole during fiscal yearPrinting heads of drawings:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearExtra copies of parts of the Official G azette, etc.


70

5,040 1,104

137, 150 1,463

Total charge.

1,071,60013,215,800

14,287,400

104,945,970

104,94.5,970

5, 564, 160 125

748,835

KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 101

executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, and



Charges—Continued

.

Altera-tions and

lions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-pliiets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$97.5617,827.033,264.70

$97. 5617,827.633, 264.70

21,189.89 21,189.89

1,544.05

1,129.84

$1,544.05

$127.53 $4.53 $72. 30 $121.76 $103. 97 $143. 55 $33.68

1, 476. 032,957.691, 788. 64

2, 819. 67

6, 092.83

2, 662. 65

2,920.448,173.412,049.41

6,473.2215,548.71

1, 151. 43

126. 931,505.631,840.88

5,487.0115,522.114,304.34

4,781.002, 330. 20

980. 061,389.97

30.00

4.10 30,375.1358.18 81,318.92

.891 34,597.71

6, 222. 36 12, 175. 15 13, 143. 26 23,173.36 3,473.44 25,313.46 7,111.20 2, 400. 69 63. 17 146,291.76

200. 19 95.32 643.8710. 65

1,291.53 172. 19 1,590.693.12

156.00 8.58 .06 6,781.2016. 01

200. 19 95. 32 654. 52 1,291.53 172. 19 1,593.81 156. 00 8.58 .06 6,797.21

104. 63 115.93 271. 55 865. 09 19.59 558. 12 26.70 5. 96 .95 2, 620. 58

245. 351,012. 69

.6;)

261. 85166. 93

1.2,1

264. 96 452. 21

3,113. 81

105. 00

1,223.3712,967.51

713. 3010.38 347. 93 .2,555. 55 3,002.19

581.02877. 59-

25.483. 73

10. 38 347. 93 1,258.64 428. 98 2,5.55. 55 3,848.17 903. 07 3. 73 3,671.02 14,904.18

8,163. 57 14,328.82 37,069. 26 29,763.04 6, 385. 96 77,726.71| 48,036.37 4,158. 29 15,486. 53 325,082.80

2, 621. 50

33, 190. 50

636. 51

8,548. 77168. 55

2, 579. 2317,704.85

387,999. 094,510.89 17.42

4,510.89 17. 42 35, 812. 00 9,185. 28 2 747. 78 40.'i 70.9 Q4

229. 87 487. 43 12,606. 38 12,299. 87 7,154. 00684.85

21,933. 46 145,467. 81

684.85

229. 87 487.43 12,636.38 12,299. 87 7, 838. 85 21,933. 46 146,152. 66

5. 50136. 88

5. 50136. 88

142. 38

141. 25

142. 38

5,191.07

5,471.79

2, 783. 49

484. 62 1,134.91 1,144. 42

928. 89

37.49132. 21 692. 51 325. 90 243, 5?

4,872. 97 504. 85 49, 595. 51 13,760. 68 7,838.85 32, 506. 68 283. 63 3,714. 16 565, 445. 33


No. 8.

—





Num-ber of

typepages.

Totalnumber ofprintedpa^es.

Publi-cationsbound.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in M hole during fiscaryear.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscaf year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

TotalGeneral miscellaneous charge:


Total charges

.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year.



.

TotalBlank books with patent backs, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Blank books without patent backs:



Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscafyearExecuted in part, to be completed

Total.


.

Total.

Quarto publications:Exec uted in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

General miscellaneous charge:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total

Total charge

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in wbole during fiscal year


211, 750343, 025

10,4C513,6C0

554,775 24,005

16,97524,800

1, 458602

41,775 2,060

107,275

10, 127

655,357

665, 484

13

15

4381,6331

2,071

22, 75622,312

45, 068

2, 2604,456

950, 517

261,195

3,2142, 501

5, 715

29,737.92547,583,3.3

2, 42012, 186

77,321,318

4,476,8C01,062,450

5, 539, 250 5, CCO

11,080,4983,116,433

931,120596, 215

1,527,335

13,9205,300

19, 220

90

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PKIXTER. 103




Altera-tions andcorrec-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

1

:Illustra-

tions.

1

Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

S3, 409. 44

2,8)8.182,217. 96

S6,037. 68

4,345. 04

1,816.45

S2, 642. 334,127. 27

614.43

810,304.71 83,312. 22

8,822.69 4,1.54.25

839.42 15,339. 94

84,698. 867,457. 221,.52). 00

S998. 65

3,094.41526. 93

$455.12943. 69

175.34

SI 29. a5

2.61$43,591.0359, 663. 2649,959. 06

8,465. o8 12,199. 17 7,381. 03 19,936. 82 22,836.41 13,676. 08 4,619. 99 1,574. 15 132.26 153,213.35

932. 92496. 29

63. 71

793. 87

371.91639. 51

348. 321,106.46

391. 73

134. 92334. 27

162. 02

1, 633. 61

549. 011, 763. 6-=

28. 83.36.09

7, 882. 074,100. 26

1,435. 99

1,489. 92 1, 162. 78 957, 83 1,498.19 631. 21 2, 152. 62 1, 792. 45 .45

171. 00

13,418.32

171.00

9,955.53 13,361.95 8,341.86 21,435. 01 23,437.62 15,828.70 6,412. 44 1,574.15 303. 71 166, 832. 07

.53 44. 60 12. 40 2. 74 68. S.*?

12. 35154. 9216.25

53. 72497. 68

.2522.16

10.29294. 88

4. 95148. 14

123.423,067.15

68. 2518. 07 9. 51 92. 98

183.52 18.07 548. 40

7.83

2.85

22.41 305. 17

7.09

3. 54

9. 51

62.18

15. 21

92.98 153. 09

.14

.06

3, 258. 82

86. 55

22. 09

294. 68

3, 665. 44

93. 00

294.66

3, 06 >. 4493. 00

4,053.10 4,053.10

1,29L95330. 79

3, 547. 63

1,430. 67.540. 08

2, 176. 65

1,242.44! 1,529.92798. 03 810. 9J215.05: 34;;. 10

510. 39422. 63

1,477. 87

2,069. 02814.09535. 49

2,549.471,030. 50

.25

.2112.997. 930.815.43

21,369. 96

5,170. 34 4,147. 40 2, 255. 52 2,681. 92 2,410. 86 3,388. 63 3,579.97 .46 41,183.32

4a3. 83543. 73

2,176.55

38}. 55482. 86369.35

239.37331.2787.20

228. 44192.95 *i,"607.'S8

4.55

416. 57549.25238. 47

30.8028. 50

2, 383. 144.471.364,413.74

3, 204.11 • 1,236.76 657.84 421.39 1,012.43 1,204.29 59.30 11.2r.8. 24

4.0014.89

6.0010.50

6.00154.44

lo.OO2,467.2778. 21 2S. 54 24.75 1,696.30

78.21 18.89 10.50 28.54 160.44 21.75 1,696.30 2,483.27

8, 557.97 5,480.97 3,535 93 3.141.32 3,451.83 5,081.53 7,801.02 92.98| 1.852.79 P2,420 72

15.62 687. 08

592. 70

10.52

7.70

723.35 164. So

46 56

1,951.43

907.3<?121.85

104 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEI^TTEE.

No. 8.

—




Kind or description of work.Niimber of

copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.


Publi-cationsbound.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE—Continued.


Executed in part in prior fiscal years...

Executed in whole during fiscal year..Executed in part, to be completed

77, 700

3, 758, 569

Total. 3, 836, 269

Blank books, with patent backs, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years.

Executed in v/hole dming fiscal year. 522

TotalBlank books, without patent backs:


561

2,182


Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

TotalLoose leaf and other patent binders, etc.:



.

40942, 107



General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.


42,516

850

Total

,

Total charge.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.

Executed in whole during fiscal year.70,000

10, 570, 400

TotalEmbossed letterheads, noteheads, and en-

velopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year



Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

10, 640, 400

39,000

12,396, 524

240.643,922

Total. 253. 040. 446

Blank books, with patent backs, etc :



Total. 139

Blank books, without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal j-ear.


.

28,519408, 504

17,83617, 155

3,885,383 3,160

17,928

56

3, 902, 538

8,300

3,160

Total. 437,023'


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June SO, 1915—Continued.



Altera-tions andcorrec-

tions.

Electro-

^"an^^stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

P inding

pnLets.

niustra-tijns.

Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.

Jlv UolI illlVi

CWTC^Vi \ TTl PU V CJ L II lit.

work.


Total.

Sl3. 41

1,950.7911.10

S4. 46

4, 260. 6423. 39

?5. 951,286.04

$24 1210,551.40

89.39S203.92 $125. 02

7.20S86.42 SIO. 02 $204.03

203. 92 132. 82 1, 975. 30 83. 42 4, zs8. 49 10. 02 204. 03 1,291.99 10,?44.91

11.72 20.36612.64

315. 74

4, 180.11

352. 825,144.983.77 15.46 173.04 16.46

1

3.771 1.=1.4fi 184. 76

90. 48

633.00

173. 68

4, 495. 85

354.65

16.46

84.49

5, 497.80

974.3625.87 2.67 5.05

24.354Uo. U4

24.35403.04

430.39 430. 39

8. 508.50

1.303,407.81

23.86

11.92

2, 906.0910.00

5.94 3.91732. 98

5.98

9.86682. 99

70. 7331,477.53

263. 43340. 9636. 00

829. 71

5.20

"'$322.' 91 770. 40 9.68

3,432.97

13 79

376.96 2, 92S.01

18. 25

840.85

3.87

322.91 742.87

4.94

770.40 692. 8.5

15.11

9.68

.25

31,811.69

126.80

122.1240.24

83.1058. 25

103. 75

197.931. 223.36

19.38305. 24

332. 57972.9458.19 21.60

58.19 162 3o 304. 68 21.60 4.58 32J.62 1,305.51

3,680.32 COl . 72 6, 338. 04 1,095.75 444.76 7,085. 90 0, 082. 91 916. 57 1, 947. 11 53,748. 77

34. 87

3, 263. .82

51.508, 964.28 'i.'ge

9.821,457.40

98. 5913.968.1322.80 4.00

22.80 3,298.69

130. 80

4.00 9,015.78 1.96 1,467.22

2. 75

14,086.72

143.8910.34

81.901.2' .2. 82

72.81

62. .85

995.172.33

1,664.8539, 022. 23

6-10.15

4,058.04956.59

78. 236. 73

3,322. 24ii5.36

4.191,133.06

3, 220. 89

16, 787.397,105.77

160, 680. 915,553.59

1,417.53 1,060.35 41, 848. 90 4,698. 19 82,515.56 115.30 1,140.25 20, 008. 28 173.340.27

1 Q'i 8.70132 93

1

135.351,616.50

1,751.85

7.15 1.17 143.93 1,027.37 !3.26

9.10 1.17 161 58 141.63 1,131.92 ! 3.26

3.25534.37

1.17186. 13

20.2913, 255. 08

35.70304..30

202. ?5Sn, 5.54.26

317.63

2. 886.3641,182.41

!6.95

3.47, 577.651

3,406.0889,0 '3. 39

383.32

567.62 207.59 13, 588. 05 304.30 31,074.84 44, 068. 77 3.47' 584. 60' 92,832.79


No. 8.

—





POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT—continued.

Binding nftwspapers, documents, reports, etc.:

Exeeutedln whole durine fiscal yearLoose leaf and other patent binders, etc.:


Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in whole dnrins: fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Number ofcopies.

76,050

Num-ber of

typepages.

Octavo publications:Execute 1 in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole dnrins: fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

TotalRoyal octavo nublications:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Quarto oublications:


General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

TotalPostal cards:


Money-order office.

Miscellaneous forms, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Books:


Total charge.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

,

Total.

Embos'^ed letterhea1s,noteheads,and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

Total.



.

Total.



.

Total.

7fi, 050

28

613i 158

641,758

4,

78, 675

1,034,135,000

16,984,259

670, 818

380,0007,526,300

),300

175,0003,920

178, 920

2,593,20038,577,597

41,170, 797

1,823

1,823

1,2915,768

Totalnumber ofprirtedpages.

6,442,

6, 442. 220

7,059

74

423

45

2, 386, 80015,828, 179

18,214,979

110,400

29, 328, 000

Piibli-

cationsbound.

23, 500

23, 500

18, 60049,993

,593

4,281






Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Binding

pJliCLS.

niustra-tijns.

Paper

Bindin''ediiijn

miscel-laneous.

Rush and

w^rk.

1


Total.

$476. 86 $476.86

1 75SI . 75

$454 525?; 72

1

S42.90i $468.81121.80: 327.15

$907. 70 $625. 59 1,185.00 $308. 88 .31 O, / oi . 102,478.63

512. 24 164.70! 795.96 1,446.70 1,482.30 1,185.00 308. 88 .31 9,250.78

2.32. 83

1,834.9367 86

27. 84

576 88

194. 80

1 418 37 1,461.97470. 00

2,991.77£0. 16

3. 002. 49

8, 433. 66 ""563.'431.47

392. 034.711.48

28, 561. 71

494. 47

2, 135. 62

54. 86

128. 44

604. 72 1,613.17

35. eo

1 794 39

1 799. G2

36. 40

3,331.28

3,511.93

39. 73

7,270.57

11,436. 15 563. 43 393.50 33, 797. 66

715. 24

15,504.39A4J P.(\

42. .50

137. 30

42. 50175. 70 "$ii7."63

43. 00904. 86

12. 00

3.026.258. 50

12, 082. 75

148. 5017, 707. 54Ifil. 93 4. 38

161. 93 179. 80 218. 20 117. 63 947.86 3, 038. 25 4. 38 12,091.25

77,690. 87

2,365.39

96.283.89

17, 856. 04

77, otO. 67

13, ol». 9o

96, 283. 89

1. 17 62. 19 2,425. 08 16 99 7 951.97 515. 49

4,826.58 2, 930. 05 65,872. 38 11,855. 68 127. 97 143,952.17 51,967.71 2,022. 37,210,893.07 547,240. 93

41.97

2, 108. 20

77. 40

58. 51

1,202. 28100. 48

11,145.13403. 66

1. 69 32. 18

.90

1. 60

1.69 33. 08 2,227.57 1.60 7, 726. 12 1,260. 79 11.649. 27

172. 10

17.2023.29

.50195. 3917.70

23. 79 213. 09

12. 61

912. 8295. 81

44. 34

1,055.6442. 28

569. 24

14,572.91968. 55

304. 70

2, 263. SI"'274.' 76

13. 49

1.023. 00

30.314.201,255.53

99.' .56

^ 256. 90

32. 27

1, 023. 28

67. 87

914.747,259. 45

2.9'^.9.59

72,510.094.540.48

1 , 021. 24 1.112. 26 16,110. 70 2.56^.51 288. 25 32, 592. 73 356. 46 1.123. 42 8,174.19 80. 020. 76

5.1o

2.40

2.1740. 20

1.32

120. 55

297. 008. 00

16.1417.07

147. 21468. 0918. 17

1.69 3. 75 . 75

1.69 3.75 41.90 4.3.69 425. .55 33. 21 . 75 633. 47

108 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIl^TER.

No. 8.

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—continued.

Blank books wichout patent backs:Jixeciiler! in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

TotaL

Binding newspapers, documents, report-^, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

TotalLoose leal and other patenL binders, etc.:


Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

TotaL

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.

Royal octavo publication<::Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed n whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total

Total charge.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed: .

.

TotalEmbossed letterheads, noteheads, and enve-

lopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year


Executed in part in prior fiscal years,Exefuted in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed

Total.

Number of

copies.

125,75135,171

260, 928

1,0597,510

8, 578

702

21,000369,250

).250

1,278,50028,902,030

30,180,530

4,000391, -100

395,400

1,300,544,8.55

,.546, 155

5,0001,917,700

1,922,700

150, 484


1,074

8,17931,380

.39,559

1672,217

Totalnumber of

printedpages.

2,014,00037,323,600

69,367,600

62,791,100512,323,030

575,114,130

351,000,022,200

2,384! 6,373,200

621,644

80, 00036,304,004

1,706! 36,384,004

2,798,9.55

17,889,917

20, 688, 872

Publi-cationsbound.

6003, 7.50

4,350

8,0005,650

13,6o0

1,000

1,000






Slectro-

tj'pi^S

typing.

Press-work.

"R in/^ intr±j xxiyxxXi.^Illustra-

tions. P

Bindingediti )nand

miscel-laneous.

IX U 01 1 cbliun Vp r ( 1in p

work.1 1 npniic:Itil ICU L40

it6ms.Total.

$5. 59

26. 13

4. 81

$17. 41

64. 804. 88

$266. 15

831. 1(

$4. 87

2.80$341. 99

1,683. 73

158. 31

$2,521.024, 178. 56

67. 50

$79. 03

155. 40

46. 13

$15. 07

274.3333. 80

$3, 323. 28

7, 666. 92762. 12

36. 53 87.09 7. 67 2, 184. 03 6, 767. 08 280.56 323. 20 11,7.52. 32

805, 01

13,736. 74

1,181.26

805. 01

13, 736. 74

1, 181. 26

15, 723. 01 15, 723. 01

496. 63496. 63

187. 86

201, 2343. 14

62.40119. 085.72

80.11802. 73

$26.5. 11

3, 156. 64

145. 25

1,475. 94100. 00343. 75

19. 502. 71

1,128, 16

7,516. 70

370. 32141.47 44. 83

432. 23 187. 20 882. 84 3,421.75 192. 83 1,62L 19 443. 75 44. 83 22. 21 9,015.18

1,357. 61

6,227. 87

1, 734. 49

2, 154. 23

10, 152. 19

1,409.01

2, 743. 50

32,255. 10

2, 123. 60

6, 382. 57

72, 041.82

2, 755. 71

824.5919, 220. 6316.2.54.53

6, 277. 13

66. 895. 92

4,560.451,003. 68

490. 501, 378. 37

101. 95

778. 51

206. 56

20. 00

25,094. 28244.334.9239,575.08

9, 319. 97 13, 715. 43 37. 122. 20 81,180. 10 36, 299. 75 76, 733. 50 3.370. 68 1,4,90. 32 1,005.07 309.004.28

161 . 68

1, 188. 13

187. 72

81. 86

1,052. 9885.00

122. J61,817. 2t-.

49. 00

106. 00

1,899. 95143. 14

2, 484. 9077.91

763. 36

13, 256. 304, 738, 71

i.644. 37710. 46

3.48

1,537. 53 1,219. 84 1,988. 3? 2. 005. 95 1, 754. 83 2, 705. 95 3. 48 18, 758, 37

86. 84

1, 457. 71

29. 12

.52852. 14

24. 75

4,328. 33

24.579,874.55

31.698,072.12

217. 5336, 863. 571,032. 44

412. 8317. 82

285. 00 3,035. 79 1. 24

1, 573. 67 852. 66 4,353. 0? 9, 899. 12 430. 65 8, 103. 81 285. 00 3, 035. 79 1. 24 38,113. 54

29. 00

14L 9431.508L 53

31 50 103. 9811,3^9.52

100. 0017.20 459. 88 1,259.42 1,829. 00 2,92.5. 21 2. 70 2,113.70

100. 00

17. 20 459. S8 170. 94 113. 03 1,259.42 1,8"0.50 2,925.21 2. 70 2,213. 70 11, 593. .50

13.94L75 17, 701.19 64,36^53 99,190. OR 40, 2,33. 40 133, 571. 52 30. 296. 74 6,0a4.31 13^52175- 506. 9"3. 42

3.51392.35

3.514,009.23

18.74.65 16.69

.15i,656.i5

8. 19

9.36 3.50 2,261.036. 35

44.29

.65 16.84

.15

1,064.34

398.17

9. o6

1.70

3.50

27.13

2,267.38

99.15

44.29 395.86! 4,031.48

23.28' 554.511

299.28789.5433.41

122.95 1,221.18882. 70 7, 964. 7769.83 421.57

338. 25875.44

2,750.0115,839.43

908. 24

995.90 6.294.82153.49

1.00103.05360. 00

608. 3912.41

5,279.74 42,806.493,480. 39

1,122 23 1,075.48 9,607.52 1.213.69 154. 49 19,497. 68 463.05 620. SO 6 275.64; .52, .581. 70

110 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEB.

No. 8.

—


the total charges for the principal items thereof during



DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE—Continued.

Blank books, with patent backs, etc.:


.

Total.

Blank books, without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.


Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in wholt during fiscal yearExecuted in part to be completed

Total.Loose leaf and other patent binders, etc.:


Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.


.

Total.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total

Total charge.

Number of

copies.

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

319

5, 028

39,307

Num-ber of

typepages.

44,935'

496

5, 159

3, 655

85

56,604

56, 604

56,750

1,032,632

36, 150248,820

284,970

90,310405,630

1,029

1,029

3,47823, 580

27,058

2,2187,835

10,053

2,93220,357

20, 000

20,000'


2,492,658

2,492,658

12,515,30074,035,095

86, 550, 995

2,873, 45014,594,520

255,999

17,467,970 5, 254

12,367,81042, 179,505

9,20035,546

54,547,315 44,746

Publi-cationsbound.

2,350

2,350

3, 150

12,850

16,000

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. Ill

executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended Jane SO, 1915—Continued.



Altera-ions andcorrec-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam- Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingedit ionand

miscel-laneous.

overtimework.

Miscel-laneousItems.

Total.

$1.304.03.39

$1. 8624.66

. 75

$21.58134.80

4.83

$35. 18226.1520. 69

$576. 221,514.17

69. 10

$636.442,082.49

105. 60$8.48

5. 72 27. 27 161.21 282. 02 2, 159. 49 8. 48 2,824.53

8.9710. 14

2. 34

3.2084.8610.18

186.98746. 9724.90

$1.52 248.421,391.90

97.27

633.476,571.50

117.00

223.75192. 73

1,310. 81

9,519.25269. 25

$4.38

21.45 98. 24 958. 85 1.52 1,737. 59 7,321.97 4.38 416.48 11,099.31

623. 81

5, 698. 00729. 20

623. 81

5,698.00729. 20

7,051.01 7,051.01

239.95239. 95

2S5. 9490.09

295. 2083.61

258. 785.20

328.95 $27. 4019. 75

577.92 203.00 4.28 3,441.29552. 26

376. 03 379. 81 263.98 328. 95 47.15 649.67 203.00 4.28 3,993.55

1,475. 606,166. 39

420. 95

1,620. 61

10,092.6599. 66

961.006,323.28

43.80

1,950.2711,873.86

13. 50

2.251,263.00

278. 76

1,707.7411, 778. 63

44.69

669. 73

2, 519. 0052.04

360.38.06

61.9511,713.6398,023.585,o62.98

8,062.94 11,812.92 7, 328. 08 13,837. 63 1,544.01 13,531.06 3, 188. 73 412.40 62.01 115,100.19

7^0. 61

1,714.58248.30

940. 43

3,15,0. 363.15

957. 203,688. 27

41.80

838. 573,145.25

80.00

45.551,376.50360.00

946.44,519.65

248. 59

87. 501,334.61

83. 15

206. 76 13.296,165.52

32.209.942,045.99

2,693.49 4,073.94 4,687.27 4,063.82 1,782. 05 5,714.65 1,422.11 289. 91 13.29 40,421.45

1,397.346,325.40

897. 51

1,001.998,940.18

858. 54

1,037.898,172.39

785. 55

1,487.505,583.97

482. £0

7.94928. 18864. 66

2,801.9713,003.692,213.00

2,513.0011,009.75

56.98759. 86 22.78

12,430.86116,826. 6211,193.65

8,620.25 10,800. 71 9, 995. 83 7,553.97 1,800. 78 18,018. 66 13,522. 75 816. 84 22. 78 140,451.13

50.0054.0065. 85

111.00119.3220.30

96.002,820.06

73.49

24.002,049.63

281.008,774.91

207. 99

.26 178. 60 1,705.36 815. 69 13.00

.26 178.60 169. 85 250. 62 1,705.36 2,989. 55 815. 69 13.00 2,073.63 9,263.90

20,903.02 28,463.96 34,635. 10 27,261.26 7,064.47 64,787.41 36,147.80 2,201.62 9,535.68 387,612.71

.18

.2710. 408. 88

20.5633.50

3.26 37.3844.55

.45 19.28 54.06 3.26 81.93

112 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

No. 8.

—




Charges.

Eand or description of work.Number of

copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.

Totalnumber ofprinted

Publi-cationsbound. Compo-

sition.

F'RD'P.'R AT. T R A FiTT POATMTC3<3Tn'\r PnnfimipH

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and enve-lopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year 81,000

Total 81,000


Executed in whole during fiscal year 356,000 $64. 3080.45

Total 358 000 144. 75

3.20

uctavn publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year 21,600 1,038 1,647,525 75 2,674.93

2,119.45

21, 600 1, 038 1, 647, 525 75 4, 794. 38Royal octavo publications:

Q 7fi

General miscellaneous charges:4. 15

4.15

4, 961. 12

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS,

Quarto publications:13,000 1, 024

2670, UoJ., wUu472.000

OuU 434. 96

Executed in whole during fiscal year 5,500 97.75

18,500 1, 291r coo onn0, o<j }, yuD 500 532. 71

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR,

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 60, 000

1,851,500Executed in whole during fiscal year 157. 94

1, 911,500

26, 000

157. 94Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:



Executed in part in prior fiscal years 90,2501 o Odd d 112, dob, Ml

5.703, 175. 82

66. 94

Total 12,457,091 3,248.46


Executed in part in prior fiscal years 225 1.30

Executed in whole during fiscal vear 1,142 141. 034.55

Total 1,367 146. 88

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 660Executed in whole during fiscal year 11,883 68.46

3.44

Total 12,549 71.90

REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIXTEE. 113

executive cmd judicial departmmts, and independent Gocernment establishments, andthe ^scal year mded June SO, Continued.



Altera-tjoBsandconreo-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-piueis.

Illustra-

tions,Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.


Miscel-

items.TotaL

$192.8081.80

$4.00 $59.6092.71

$10.56 $266.96174. .51

274. 60 4. 152.31 10. .56 441.47

12. 21

6.24$12. ^_- 339. 15 60.13 541.48

1.52.07

S. -'. 60.13 693. .55

16.29

510.46441.09

629.62 240.69 $.30 .-^

$116. SO

.12 5.023.862; 677. 34

9S1.55

7.02

629.62 240.69 ol^.-. '.-2 1.25 370.27 50.50 116.80 .12 7, 701. 20

23. 23

21. 5n l.d.lu 75. <'>>'

13 On107. 95 3S.5..S7

leo. 62147. 62

21. cS 321. SI--

107. 95 546. 49

»»• . 'J- 54-S.-. -

. 26.08 1,306.80 1-5 >. 0'.) lie. so 1S2. 02 Q 504 16

262.861.43

19. 19 272.31 799.20105.80

1,966.02539.49126-50 102.35 22. 41

264.29 126.50 102.35 102.44 272. 31 905.00 177 2,5:^5l

i

37.43236.69

58.932,Su5.35.65 9.44 845. cO

TTT.65 9.44 274. 12 2. 924. 28

2.65 2.5.30 140.49

2S6. 79

2.21

P :> ;

'14. 4

57.094. Sc-S. 73

i 1.0552':. 1

7

122.3913,747.79

290.019.'5i

149.00

63.383,286.76

256. 4626, 658. 01

57.1. S6

250.52 eo".':-5 1J,160.19 loS. 51 173.76 3..m 14 27, 4S9. ."^3

82" n" 829. 37

9, 109.9214. as

61.421 ^"

646.41.60

7,957.1s6.30

24.28

1.56 61. S4 647.01 8. 791. 13 24. 2S 9. 9"3. ^2

1.67437.4716.28

64.361,640.47

69. OS2,457.82

36.061.-:.; 5.73 39.88

i 1.09 15. -:1,. 704. S3 5.73 39. S8 2.562.96

649.5—1.5 8


No. 8.

—


the total charges for the principal items thereof^ during



copies.

Num-ber of

type


Publi-cationsbound.

DEPARTMENT 01" LABOR—Continued.


Executed in whole during fiscal yearLoose leaf and other patent binders, etc.:


Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole diiring fiscal yearExecuted in part, to' be completed


Executed in whole during fiscal year.Quarto publications:


General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

125,500360,067

5,0998,816

51,056,50037,337,476 850

485,567

650

17, 700

13,915

19

40

,393,976

4,300

70,800

850

Total.

Total charge

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.


Executed in whole during fiscal yearBlank books with patent backs, etc.:


Executed in whole during fiscal yearBinding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.:


Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

11,000

3

40

132

401,950

241,661 94, 740

TotalGeneral miscellaneous charges:


1,990 95,700

Total charge.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envel-opes:Executed in whole during fiscal year



Executed in whole during fiscal yearOctavo publications:

Executei in whole during fiscal yearGeneral miscellaneous charges:


500

189,302

26

135 123 16,605

Total charge.

COURT OF CLATOS.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole durin? fiscal year



Executed in whole durmg fiscal yearBlank books without patent backs:

Executed in whole di:ring fiscal yearBinding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.:


13, 618

3,500

21,300

7

78

KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER. 115





Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-

phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionana

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$941. 17 $941. 17

41.86$41. 86

$1,673.70

492. 83

$2,839. 373 003 Ifi

201 83

$2,591.402 772. 75

$8,539. 9'^

4 969. 18$11.77278. 9618. 19

$6,701.875 639-04

$14.4936. 62

.31

. 1428, 887. 2234 720.382^012! 33

65,619.93

86. 97

968. 92

245. 20

5, 328. 42

6.37

6. 89

6, 044. 36

5.60

5,364.15

11.60

38.34

13,509. 13

17.58

9. 01

308. 92 12,340.91

17.72

26.18

245. 20 51. 11 .45

5.08

25. 3030. 79

51. 14

52.2546. 16

770. 2936.47

12.00616. 90

134. 604,347.09

36. 47208.42 341.07 25.85 162. 65

208. 42 341. 07 56.09 103.39 25. 85 852.92 162. 65 628. 90 4,518.16

5,844.52 7,081. 08 11,971.67 14, 177. 28 334.77 30, 132. 48 12,003.49 230.60 4,369.65 115, 247. 39

17.53 .75 20. 79

3. 66

54.20

12.51 8S.71

35.11

1,029. 61

297. 70

31.45

174.55

297.70

24.70 84.91

4.60368. 69

1.2959. 28

.4233.26

14.563,365.8815.06 24.08 4.32

15.06 373. 29

6.56

60.57 24.08 33. 68

3.57 16.00

4.32

7,961.75

3,380. 44

7,992. 58

39^76 482. 29 61.32 24.08 115.90 519.70 7,978.58 12,825.15

1.80

136.90

2.50

16.00

.25

123.53

.10

2.05

732. 29

26.40

463.41

145. 87

4.29 24.33 1.95 227. 75

1.05

4.39

63.84

18.25

4.03 1.88 10.00

19. 26 62. 77

8.32 24.33 157.20 3.83 19.26 297.03; 28.25 186. 65 1,370.02

.20 8.20

14. 40

17.94

- 3.50

3.37

11.00

3.10

28.58

2.36

.62

5.54

30.01

22.14

70.44

64.75

183.55

.15

64.75

183.55

116 BEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE.

No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the printing and binding executed for Congress, thethe total charges for the principal items thereof, during



COURT OF CLAIMS—continued.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole durins fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.


Total

Total charge.

UNITED STATES COURT OF CUSTOMS APPEALS.





Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

TotalOctavo publications:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.General miscellaneous charges:


Total charge.

LIBRARY OF CON^JRESS.

Branch printing office.




.

TotalBlank books without patent backs:


Executed in whole during fiscal year.Octavo publications:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Royal octavo publications:

' Executed in whole during fiscal year.General miscellaneous charges:


Branch bindery.


Executed in part in prior f s^^al yearsExecuted in whole during f scal yearExecuted in part, to be completed



Number ofcopies.

54018,212

18,752

1,200

1,150

10

50

505,200

3,96419, 494,467

19,498,431

5

500

74,200

450

2, 85326. 064

28.91'

Num-ber of

typepages.

1,45311,531

12,984

449


59,220630, 041

689, 261

80,

8,000

372,300

51,750

PubU-cationsbound.


executive and judicial departments, and independent Government establishments, and^ the fiscal year ended June SO, iPi5—Continued.




Electro-

andstereo-

ly pmg.

Press-work.

Binding

piilets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingedition

miscel-



Total.

$49 81

77l'29310. 58

143.351,933.70

$15. 48170. 30 153 ! 72

62.84

$155. 8021,747.882, 424. 34

$584.55318. 02

$97. 66 $41.50 $798.54340. 58

$23.27

185. 781,131.68 902. 57 1,977.05 97.66 219. 62 41.50 1, 139. 12 23.27 24,328.02

0. 009. 00

12. 0013. 30

12. 0013. 87

33. 00267. 714. 09 19. 94 10. 87

4.09 19. 94 17.00 25.30 25.87 10. 87 300. 71

1 135.77 922. 86 2, 034. 59 211. 08 104. 53 288. 17 289. 80 1 139. 12 42. 66 24 QQQ 62

3.55

5.00

1.00

.47

10.60

22.951.53

51. 0018.35

51.0018. 35

69. 35

80.40

69.35

783.76

8.47

25. 74 104. 6o

1.S3

b.2i 2t. 16

.90

26.59

4.69

25.74 114.73 8.24 30.16 149. 75 32.75! 895.13

378. 13 1.15 144.45 53.28 796. 99

7.31

4,783.971.72

45.507,245.05

2.2035.55

9.7615,469.25

1

1.441 163.586.204.801 56.349.098.98

28.98

4,793.00 8.98

i. tO

1. 65

325.25

66.30

49.33

01 . lO 1 T -i~Q ni

1 11X. l-i

1. 17

258.25

50.03

81.07

6, 206.24 56,541.65

15.84

18.71

2,714.59

441.33

279.65

10.00

1. 30

103.99

24.97

.25

.04

.31

1.45

59.30

10.64

.86

.52

5.240.0357,148 09

5, 240. 0357.148.091,345.001,345.00

63, 733.12 63, 733.12

15,964.4678. 70 15,885.76


No, 8.

—





LiBBARY OF CONGRESS—Continued.

Main office.

Letterheads, notcheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year



Executed in whole during fiscal yearBlank books with patent backs, etc.:

^ Executed in whole during fiscal yearBlank books without patent backs:



Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal'year

TotalLoose leaf and other patent binders, etc.:


Executed in wh ole during fiscal year

.

Octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal' year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.



Total branch printing ofiice charges.Total branch bindery chargesTotal main office charges

Total charge.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE.









Total.

Total charge.

Number ofcopies.

4,000

1,450

547, ^

76

55

50

,630

1,680

2

11,500

63. 100

7, 8008,250

16,050

133, 500

146,900

55, 760

16

11

17,112

Num-ber of

type


99

7,551

3,129

199

573,500

6, 206, 700

2, 976, 700

2, 326, 750

5,303,450

128,378

Publi-cationsbound.

5,0434,008

,051

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK. 119





Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-"phlets

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

BindingpH it inn

andmiscel-laneous.

X\ tloll CtlXVl

overtimeMiscel-laneousitems.

Total.

10.15 •SI. 95

11.70

180.92

123.26

10.37

§4.24

.60

487.03

77.66

5.33

§1.79

.61

467.60

.48

.20

$10. 03

12.91

1,602.95

940. 73

93.57

S28.52

.52

2.46

.65

.90

§633.40

53.82

83.335, 859. 69

83.335,859.69

5, 943.02 5, 943.02

19.87

432.75

32, 434.23

19.87

28.47

1, 501.34

17.01

217.68

46.28

1.149.19

§74.75

689. 48

105. 61

1,818.85 1,765.00 59.901

1,142.64982. 45225. 17

1

861.22 572.446.'?2 4fi Ml ?,(\

483.70294.28

802.241,283.02

280. 00

1,685.261,233.67

2.842.77

7, 883.016, 795.931,076.15157.49 §32. 10

2, 350. 26 1,651.17 1,119.74

4.36 34.20

777.98

4.90

32.10 2,365.26

160.90

2, 918.93 5.61

2,480.83

15, 755. 09

2, 710.61

4,805.02 8.98 8,112.91 169.41 16, 015.1278.70

5,025.48

10.0063,733.1211,314.17

6,320.6215, 885. 76

3,036.89

60,808.7679, 697. 5859, 955. 763,907.11 1,894.38 2, 677.61 1,547.11 32.10

8,712.13 1,903.36 10, 790. 52 1,716.52 32.10 21,119.30 75, 057.29 25,243.27 200,462.10

.60 36.83

306.60

58.84

1.29

99.96

492.31

65.77

1.06

44.20

14.60

20.48

.17

215.80

833.51

236.56

28.42

21.19

372.65

20.00

.25.78

23.65

21.19

8.61 8.12 60.14 38.11 36.88 .47

10.0023.52

5.00 5.00231.00

20.00430. 0125.70 26.60 3.95 32.65

25.70 33.52 31.60 3.95 236.00 32.65 450.01

8.61 35.20 497.22 89.96 3.95 931.98 44.84 1 112.57 2, 158. 14


No. 8.

—





copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.


Publi-cationsbound.

Charges.

Compo-sition.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 29,000

4iy, UIJUExecuted in whole during fiscal'vear ®09 OQ

4. 23Executed in part, to be completed

Total 448, 000 27. 16

Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etc.:Executed in part in prior fscal years 1,447,975 46.17

l]l3o! 54

Executed in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

Total 8,754,725

7

3,859. 17

6. 15


Executed in whole diu'ing fiscal year

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal Years 8.590

6 ^""^

68. 85

1.672. 26

3, 578. 51

Executed in whole during f seal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

Total 15, 118 5, 319. 62

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.:Executed in part in prior fiscal vears Ifil

271Executed in whole during fiscal year

Total 432

Publications smaller than octavo*Executed in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

8, 000 50 222, 000 5,000 45. 0918.5.74

Total 8,000 50 222,000 5,000 230.83

Octavo publications:'F'.irPPntpH 1T1 Ti^vf in TiTiriT* f^cnciT ttoovcJ-'-A CH^ll UCU. 1±1 JJOii b llx |J1 JUX 1j bLdl y Cdl k>-------Executed in whole during fiscal" yearExecuted in part, to be completed

153,4301,104,305

1,75210, 946

2,517, 510

17,515,865340

12, 3001,101.68

14,351.273,995.36

Total 1 257 735

D, zuu

1 9 ROQiz, oyo

OQ

ZU, Uoo, oio

1 09 1 00ly/, luu

12 640 19,448.31

692.56

Royal octavo publications:

Q,u3>rto piilolic3'tioDs

'

Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole duruig fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

8,00041,550

8101,398

2,374,0002,985,200

3,0003,000

564. 15

18,467. 861,622. 76

Total 49,550 2,208 5,359,200 6, 000 20,654.77

General miscellaneous charges:18.04

1,070. 99Executed in whole during fiscal year

Total 1,089.03

Ki Q97 art

PAN-AMERICAN UNION.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 5,000

138,500144

3,830720,000

18,801,500

4.527,261.29Executed in whole during fiscal year

Total 143,500 3,974 19,521,500 7,265.81General miscellaneous charges:

Total charge 7,265.81

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK. 121

executive and judicial depariments, and independent Government esiahlishments , andthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915-—Continued.




Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$0. 751.05

$17.20 $29.38 $4.1364.19

•

$51.46694.2462.65

182 35 423.7258.42

!

1.80 199.55 511.52 ! 68 32 808 .3.=i

S127.53194.2819.11

7.51336. 63

119.97

144. 94

2,906.521,440.11

$38. 15125. 88

259.958, 792.834,989.95

$76.64330.4694.77

5.39.69

5, 555. 44

1,726.40

1,240.5820, 973.279, 705.46

$29. 7516.61

$19.02168.00

340.92

.65

464. 11 4,491.57

2.20

164.03 46.36 14, 042. 73

11.51

187.02

77.40

501.87-

7, 821 . 53

.19

31,919.31

98.10

21.07466.5816. 67

168.65626.86

31.38329. 92

2, 779. 08983.87

21.01154.18

rJ

3, 090. 044,682.583,762.62

381.61167.44

67.30

549. 05 504.32 795.51 67.30 361.30 3_7fi2.95 175. 19 11,535.241

119.76390.91

119.76390.91

i

"1

510.67 510.67

22.4967.34

11. 0428.62

21.1520.30

41.4030. 00

52.2946.06

425. 00200. 00

3.46 621.92586.548.48

89.83 39.66 41.45 71.40 8.48 98.35 625.00 3.46 1, 208. 46

630. 16

3,597.95645.31

34.512 167. 67

8^42

932. 94Q noo, xoi. yo

36.02

451. 002,634.31

1.81

30.57292. 5456.74

389.282,388.64

34.50

108. 40

2, 103.56130. 36

393. 7560. 63

.«19. 26

3,809.3531 inn

4,838.7&

4, 873. 42

49.01

2,210.60 4, 120.94

41.62

3, 087. 12

46.52

379.85 2,812.42

58.24

2,211.96 584.74 19.71 39,749.07

887. 95

561.861 07C QC1, ^/o. oo

2.60

379. 00964.9575.75

254. 001, 147.72

562. 54

1,730.0171.07

960. 00960. 00

3,281.5524,709.34l,772.ia

86.96 133. 46

1,842.84 86.96 1,419.70 1,401.72 2,363.62 1,920.00 133. 46 29,823.07

11.90208.08

29.943, 130. 79122.89 5.15 9.85 209. 20 269. 54 1, 002. 70 3.67 228. 72

219. 98 122.89 5.15 9.85 209.20 269.54 1,002.70 3.67 228. 72 3, 160. 73

7,965.70 3, 430. 34 11, 117. 69 4,847.94 643.89 20, 529. 23 10,297.70 1, 090. 28 8,450.58 119,700.95

87.362,519.12

85.95

2, 536. 00

209. 54

6, 137. 05

387. 3719, 600. 821,145.36 2.00

1, 145. 36 2, 606. 48 2,621.95 6,346.59 2.00 19, 9SS. 19

10.8010.80

1, 145. 36 10.80 2, 606. 48 2,621.95 6,346.59 2.00 19,998.99

122 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

No. 8.

—





copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.


Publi-cationsboimd.

THE PANAMA CANAL.*



Executed in whole during fiscal yearBlank books ^ iVa patent backs, etc.:


Executed in whole during fiscal yearBinding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.

Executed in whole durhag fiscal yearLoose-leaf and other patent binders, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearPublications smaller than octavo:


Executed in whole during fiscal year4§*Q,uarto publications:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearGeneral miscellaneous charges:


272,000

2, 192,070

36

11,279

2,061

36

11,400

40,710

125

Total charge.

-COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Octavo publications:Executed in whole dui'ing fiscal year.

General miscellaneous charges:Executed ia whole during fiscal year.

1,000

24,261

Total charge.

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in whole during fiscal year. . .

.

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD.







Executed in whole during fiscal yearRoyal octavo publications:



Total charge.

30,000

17, 500

210,201

500

10

11,900

159,000

374

1,375

94

531, 900

7,316,820

6,475

600

4,110

102

5,421

102,000

1,718,416 975

2, 296,900

1,697,000






Electro-typingand

stereo-

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.

Rush andovertimeworlc.


Total.

SI. 41

103. 40

$132. 02

3,003.78

26.85

446.84

$19. 19

2, 179.83

39.53

206. 13

$34.20

448.94

1.11

7.00

$207.04

14,038.01

445.59

1,581.08

982.87

63.44

1,556.15

12,356.20

228. 22

434.81

§357. 10

1.95

$592. 19 $40.00

332. 65

715.22

982.87

33.86

63. 44

.08

35 95

.72

21.68

.65

CCi 71OoO. /

1

95.08

891.73

21.10

52.84

72.92

2,636.27

4.03

59.65

25.37

fi7f; 71

81.98

2,941.12

9.77

177. 66

120. 00

lou. OU1QQ

5.20

39.00 71.75

563. 60 1,064.03 4, 670. 24 3, 365. 06 704. 33 5,655.21 2,698.79 613. 12 31,893.41

61.53

Oo. OU

16.10

282. 11

12.40

10.50

266. 52

17.60

10.78

250. 38

18.00

239.53

1,837.74

48.00

5.80 5.62 Zoo. /

0

1.67

120.03 5.80 310.61 294.62 5.62 279. 16 238.75 1.67 2, 125. 27

1.95 1,092.87 1, 252. 12i

.18 8.88

58.90

170.01

40.65

63.64

286.98

14.77

2. 62

1.78

32.86

54.23

126.32

901.27

44.77

13.39

741.17

2,173.39

113.22

2.00

66.4037.16 29.14

30.00

16.39

$65. 85

132. 17

249.71

266. 12

291. 94

320.31

722. 94

46.96

.28

1.61

32. 63

237.65

13.49

39.60

1.00

13.65

1.00

108.82

4.79

288. 30 69.92 619.67 626.46 14.65 1,496.25 46.39 179. 46^ 71.78 4,170.76

124 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the 'printing and binding executed for Congress, th«




copies.

Num-ber of

typepages.


Publi-cationsbound.

SUNDRY ACCOUNTS.








3,000

2,909, 714

10,050

36,000 722 7,640,000

Total charge.

SUMMARY.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopesEmbossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes

Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etcBlank books with patent backs, etcBlank books without patent backsBinding newspapers, documents, reports, etc..

Loose leaf and other patent binders, etcPublications smaller than octavoOctavo publicationsRoyal octavo publicationsQuarto publicationsMiscellaneous publicationsGeneral miscellaneous chargesCongressional Record for yearBills, resolutions, and amendmentsSpecifications of patents, trade-marks, etcOflacial Gazette, Patent Ofiice

Money-order ofiice, forms and books

Total charge.

100,126,283

1

1,653772,071199,6434,945

125,65496, 9055,089'

168,0741 27,127099,199 510,684884,472882,955445, 194

,96574, 157481,402

53,86937,984147,08418,321

164,807,0462,081,535,212

72,579,200182,251,655343,791,817

603,928,98216,028,38514,287,400

104,945,970

251,827548,72962,75185,417

335,303

148,158

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 125



Charges—Continued

.


Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-plilets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscel-laneous.



Total.

$6.84

614.98

85.75

$0. 50

63.17

$14.13

19.48

$10.05

2,526.99

525.04

$0. 26

820. 75

.18

834.63

4,567.90

1,535.69

370. 10

2,605.30

5.11

$150.34

.65

$30. 35

1.15

$49.56

$913.32

370.10

5.14 436. 00 732. 80 904.01 108. 12

1.16

156. 13 32.66 1, 143. 57 796.47 33.61 3,966.09 1,283.42 157.68 821.19 9,118.73

SUMMARY.

$33.78

1.3018,680. 96

166. 091,770.65

$588.08

.1510, 661.34

128. 561,301.35

$43, 183. 13

4,896.53206, 960. 57

2, 170. 32

27, 482. 01

$125.86

68.0624,098. 20

"378."92

$23.13

231.421,683.46

8.'92

$96, 480. 70

1, 583. 78406,428.12

3, 682. 29

53, 572.56

$3, 440. 8033, 782. 99126,369.67195, 662. 75

$85.20

42.1110,935. 57

51.23990. 19

$8,131.12

267. 57

188, 766. 82

84. 532,817.90

$158,250.45

7,121.621,126.045.21

44,924. 05231,597.01195, 662. 754,926.59

122,374.651,965,.511.82

179,552.30431, 6.57. 08232,942. 65177,120.16596.041.61100,637.51405, 703. 94146,152. 36

109, 802. 82

4,926.59424.23

4,982.20231.27325. 62620.12

77,380.3118, 137. 85

1,055.782, 747. 78

4, 877. 5781,770.5810, 178. 20

24, 105. 01

488.28

1, 826.276,495.74

94.644,510.89229.87

1.17

2,295.91109,518.367,656.43

25,046.84610.89

9, 864.1034,759.42

10, 203. 14174,115.5523,921.2333, 472. 2530, 176. 72

6. 877. 0752, 842.9124.332.1135,812.0012,603.382,425.08

17,314.38272, 127. 15

17, 446.9035,074.1048, 162. 97

3,472.2794, 7.53. 003, 021.55

"i2,*299.'87

16.99

1,553.39104.514.55

5,480.468, 898. 9215,002.946,632.12

5. 50

19, 538.89291,626 44

22, 702. 7857,360.3056,364.5035, 560. 72

123,341.354,345.149, 185. 28

21,933.467,951.97

28,643.89153,499.2119,959.3528,919.3666,241.5910, 550. .57

86,077.92

' 1,499.1046, 162. 75

5,251.4914,517.651,616.81

191.0053, 675. 8219,258.78

17.42487. 4362. 19

'7,"838.'85

515.49 98. 649.28

155,231.00 202,978.4? 691,477.03 528, 360. 22 151,873.66 1,214,768 28 753, 663. 59 154, 277. 70 409,549.00 6,236,024.88


No. 9.

—

Statement showing cost of operation of each branch office during the fiscal yearended June 30, 1915.

Branch office.Salaries

and wages.

Material,supplies,and stock.

Overheadand miscel-laneousexpense.

Total.

State, War, and NavyLibrary, printing sectionLibrary, binding section

$42,371.5326,064. 6056,971.67

$16,583.2716, 582. 268,078. 54

$15, 764. 13

7, 831. 34

18,655.74

$74,718. 9350,47S. 2083,705. 95

No. 10.

—

Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congres-sional Recordfor the third session of the Sixty-third Congress.

Deliver to— Copies.

Senate folding room,

House folding room,

House document roomSenate document roomHouse libraryLibrary of CongressOfficial Reporters of the HouseOfficial Reporters of the SenateJustices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United StatesGovernors of the States and Territories (1 copy each)Senate librarySuperintendent of Documents (for depositories)The PresidentLibraries of the 10 executive departments (1 copy each)Naval ObservatorySmithsoniaij InstitutionUnited States National MuseumBureau of Labor libraryCivil Service CommissionSuperintendent of Documents (for sale)

On hand, out of which 1 copy each is to be furnished to newspaper correspondents upon appli-cation, as per act approved Mar. 26, 1911

Total : I

1 1,3872 5, 454

11

3 506277

1152

<20500

1

10I

1

1

1

1

25

7, 762

1 Of which number 1,387 copies were delivered.2 Of which number 4,000 copies were delivered.3 Of which number 30 copiers were delivered by the Committee on Printing.* Of which number 12 copies were delivered.

The number of copies of the Congressional Record authorized by law to be printedand bound was as follows:

For—

CongressLibrary of Congress..Officers of the HouseOfficers of the SenateOfficial Reporters of the SenateOfficial Reporters of the HouseSuperintendent Senate document roomSuperintendent House document roomGovernors of the States and TerritoriesJustices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United StatesThe PresidentSenate libraryHouse library (30 copies of which upon requisition of Committee on Printing)Libraries of the 10 executive departmentsNaval ObservatorySmithsonian InstitutionUnited States National MuseumCivil Service CommissionSuperintendent of Documents (for depositories)Superintendent of Documents (for sale)

Newspaper correspondents (1 copy each)

Total :

Of the copies authorized to be printed and bound for Congress and its officers, 27,639were delivered \inbound upon orders of Members of Congress and the officers of theSenate and House.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 127

The number of copies of the Daily Congressional Record authorized by law to beprinted was as follows

:

For— Copies.

Members of Congi-ess (3 copies each, 1 to be reserved from their quota, 1 delivered to residence,and 1 delivered to Capitol)

The President, AVhite HouseClerk of the House (lor use of officers and Members)Secretary's office, United States SenateSergeant at Arms of the SenateSenate and House committees (1 copy each)Official Reporters, Senate and House (2 copies each)Superintendent of Senate and House docmnent rooms (1 copy each)Library of CongressChief Justice, Associate Justices, marshal, and clerk. Supreme Court (1 copy each)Governor of each State and Territory (1 copy each)Newspaper correspondents (1 copy each)Legations abroad (1 copy each)Foreign legations, city (1 copy each)Soldiers' Home, xX'ational Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, and State Soldiers' Homeestablished for either Federal or Confederate soldiers (1 copy each)

Total

1,6114

991620133282

6211

581574238

40

2,321

No. 11.

—

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the

heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915.

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Title.

Address of the President of the United States:

On Additional RevenuesTo Congress, Dec. 8, 1914

American Consular ServiceAmerican NeutralityAnnual Report of the United States Geographic BoardAppointments and promotions in the

—

Consular ServiceDiplomatic Service

Appropriations, Expenditures, etc., in the Department of StateClassification of Consuls-General and ConsulsCompensating Works in St. Mary's River—Opinion of Mr. PowellConvention between United States and NicaraguaCorrespondence Relati^ e to ContrabandDeficiency Appropriation for Emergencies In Diplomatic and Consular Service

Diplomatic and Consular ListDiplomatic List: Monthly, each 1,300 to 1,500 copies.

Duty of a Neutral NationForeign Consular Offices in the United StatesForeign Relations, 1910Geographic Board Decisions, each 350 to 500 copies.

Hearings and Arguments in re Applications of Michigan Nortliem Power Co. and Algona Steel

CorporationHistorv of the Seal of the United StatesInformation Regarding Appointments and Promotions In the Consular Service of the United

StatesInternational Naval Conference and Memorandum of the Solicitor of the Department of State.

Extract fromOpinion of Attorney General Bonaparte dated May 16, 1907—Mexican Boundary Diversion

of the Rio GrandePassport RulesPeace Pravers (President's proclamation)Peoples Law: Address of Secretary Bryan at Columbus, Ohio, Mar. 12, 1912

Pollution of Boundary "Waters:Conference with Sanitary Engineers at New York In re

Hearings in re Remedies' for theResume of Conference Report

Proceedings of the Hague ConventionsProclamation No. 1286—Neutrality •

Program for Second Pan-American Scientific Congress"Prellminarv •

Public Act No. 193, second session. Fifty-ninth Congress •

Public Acts, Sixty-third Congre.=s:No. 217No. 242No. 262No. 302

Public Resolution No. 72, Sixty-third CongressPurchase of Steamship Dacia •. /i" : •

i"

Report of Mr. McGrath on the St. Mary's River project at the request of the International Joint

CommitteeRights of Neutrals

Copies.


No. 11.

—

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requintions by the

headi of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

STATE DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Rules Governing the Granting and Issuing of Passports in the United StatesSeagoing Vessels of the United States, with Official Numbers and Signal Letters, 1914Shipment of Naval Stores AbroadShipments of Copper AbroadStatus of Armed Merchant VesselsTaril Act of October 3, 1913

Trade Opportunities—ChemicalsTreaty Ma'<:ing Power under the ConstitutionTreaty Series, each 200 to 500 copies.

Water Regulations of 1911: In re Rio Grande

TIEASUr^.Y DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of Reports of Condition of National Banks, bimonthly each.

.

Annual Report of the—Auditor for the—

Interior Department, 1914 ,

Navy Department, 1914 ,

Post Office Department—19131914

State and Other Departments, 1914Treasury Department, 1914War Department, 1914

Board of United States General Appraisers, 1914Chief of the Secret Service, 1914Commissioner of Internal ' evenue, 1914—

Extracts fromPreliminaryWith statistical tablesWithout statistical tables

Comptroller of the—Currency, 1914

—

Vol.1Vol.11

Treasury, 1914Director of the—

Bureau of Engraving and Printing, 1914Mint, 1914, and Report on the Production of Precious Metals, 1913

Operations of the Life-Saving SerAdce, 1914Register of the Treasury, 1914Secretary of the Treasury on the State of the Finances, 1914

With AppendicesSupervising ^ rchitect, 1914Supervising Tea Examiner, 1914

Surgeon General, Public Health Service of the United States, 1914Treasurer of the United States, 1914

On the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the District of ColumbiaUnited States ' evenue-Cutter Service, 1914

Appeals Den ling before the United States Court of Customs AppealsAppointment of Cadets and Cadet Engineers of the United States Coast GuardCatalogue of Coins, Tokens, and Medals, 1914Circular R >lative to Dealers in Oleomargarine ,

Combined Statement of eceipts. Disbursements, and Balances, 1914Comnilation of In ternal-"^-evenue Laws of 1911, Supplement toDecisions of the Comptroller of the Treasury:

Volume XX,Volume XXI, Parts 1-3 each.

Monthly Edition do...Decisions, Treasury Customs Edition:

Volume XXVIIndex to

Volume XXVIIIniexS'^parate^, -^ach 3,800 to 3,935 copies.

Volume XXVIII, separates, each 3,935 to 4,475 copies.Decisions, Treasury, Internal Revenue Edition:

Volume XVISeparates, each 300 to 100,000 copies.

Defioien 'v EstimatesDuties and Liabilities of Directors of National Banks and Member Banks of the Federal ReserveSystem

Estimates of \ppropriations for 1916Finan ial Statement of the Auditor for the Port Office Department, quarter ended

—

Mar. 31, 1914June 30, 1914Sept. 30, 1914Dec. 31, 1914

Gauger's Manual

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINrER, 129

!No. 11.

—

Statement of anmiol reports and documents printed upon requvitions by the

headi of departments for the fi cal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title.

Hygienic Laboratorv Bulletins:" No. 92No. 94..No. 95..No. 96..No. 97..No. 98..No. 99..No. 100.

Index Dig3st of Federal ' eserve Act and AmendmentsInstruction for Drills and Target Practice '

International Ice Observation and Ice Patrol Service in North Atlantic OceanLocation of Reserve Districts in the United States l

Official List of Commissioned and Other Officers of the Public Health Service of the UnitedStates.

Opinion of the Attorney General of Mar. 31, 1915: Light of a National Bank to Contract withan Insurance Company

Proceedings of the Assav Commission. 1915Public Act No. 17S, fii-st session. Fiftv-ninth Congress, 1906Public Act No. 169, third session. SLxtieth Congress, 1908Public Acts, Sixtv-third Congress:

No. 163 : \

No. 171.

No. 193.

No. 217.

No. 223.

No. 239.

No. 2S1.

.each,

.do...

.do...

.do...

ach.

No. 2S9Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service:

Bulletins—Causation and Prevention of Typhoid FeverGood Water for Farm Homes.Quarantine ProcedureSafe Disposal of Human Excreta at Unsewered HomeStudies upon LeprosyTransactions of the Tv, elfth Amiual ConferenceTyphoid Fever: Its Causation and Prevention

Public Health Reports

—

Vol. XXVIII. Index, Part IL Julv to December, 1913Vol. XXIX—

Nos. 27-31Nos. 32-35Nos. 36-39Nos. 40-42No. 43No. 44Nos. 45-47No. 4SNo. 49Nos. 50--52 eachIndex. Parts 1 and 2 do..

Vol. XXX—Nos. 1-2 ; eachNos. 3-9 do..Nos. 10-18 do..Nos. 19-26 do

I

Reprints from—{

.\nopheline Surveys :

'

Bacteriological Standard for Drinking Water|

Biological ProductsBui onic Plague

]

Cherrical Disinfection of Water. The I

Control of Malaria '

Cooperative Public Heahh Administration|

Court Decisions Relating to Morbidity Reports i

Cyanide Fumigation of Ships!

Drug Into:sication :

Economy of Groimd Squirrel Destruction, TheEfforts to Curb the Misuse of Narcotic DrugsEmetin in AmeTac Dvsenterv '

Epidemiological Study of a Plague Focus, AnEtiology of Pellogra, TheHookworm Disease.Hygiene of Rural Schools, TheHypcchlorire Treatment of Water SuppliesImpounded WatersIndustrial InsuranceInterstate Migration of Tuberculosis PersonsLimitation to Self-Medication

6495—15 ^9

8,0008,0007,00016,0008.0008,0008,0008,000S.OOOS.OOO8,0008,0008,0008.0008, 0008,(X)0

8.0008.000

24.1X10

8, WO24. WO8,000


No. 11.

—


heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title.

Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service—Continued.Public Health Reports—Continued.

Reprints from—Continued.Malaria ContiolMental DeficiencyMental HygieneMosquitoes and Malaria

, Municipal OrdinancesNew Bacterial Disease of Rodents, Plague and Plague-Like DiseaseNotifiable Diseases, The..PellagraPhysical Examination of WorkersPlague Eradication in CaliforniaPlague: Its Geographic DistributionPoisons and Habit-Forming DrugsPoliomyelitisPrevention of MalariaPublic-Health Administration in

—

BaltimoreJ.'' tnnesotaWashingtonWest Virginia

Pure Drugs and the Pul lic HealthPurity and Strength of Household RemediesQuinine Prophylaxis for MalariaRailroad Water Supplies in MinnesotaRat Proofing the Public Docks cf New OrleansReporting of Disease, TheRocky Mountain Spotted FeverSafe IceSanitation of Iquitos, PeruSchool HygieneSewage DisinfectionSickness InsuranceSource and Supply of Medicine, TheSpread of Tuberculosis, TheState Laws and Regulations pertaining to public healthStudies on the Self-Purification of StreamsTrachoma

A Survey of Its Prevalence in the Moimtain Section of—Eastern KentuckyNorth and South Carolina

In the Schools of Porto RicoIn Virginia and West VirginiaIts Nature and Prevention

Treatment and Prevention of Pellagra, TheTuberculosis

Home Hospital ExperimentProblem in Rural CommunitiesSanitorium ,

Typhus FeverVenereal DiseaseWhat is a Safe Drinking Water

Supplement to

—

Administration of a Yellow Fever Campaign, TheCare of the Baby, TheDiphtheriaExercise and HealthLeprosy: Its Treatment in the Philippine Islands by the Hypodermic Use of aChaulm.oogra Oil Mixture \

Malaria: Lessons on Its Cause and PreventionSanitary Siuvey of Indiana Industries Employing Woman LaborScarlet FeverSummer Care of Infants, TheTreatment of SyphilisTyphoid Fever: Outbreak in Decatur and New Decatur, AlaVital StatisticsYellow Fever: Its Epidemiology, Prevention and Control

Register of—O Ticers and Vessels, Revenue-Cutter Service, July 1, 1914United States Life-Saving Service, July 1, 1914

Regulations for the United States Revenue-Cutter AcademyRegulations Governing Uniforms of O^Ticers and Employees of the United States Public HealthService

Regulations, Internal Revenue, each 1,000 to 400,000 copiesUnited States Court of Customs Appeals Reports, Vol. VUnited States Revenue-Cutter Service: Its Organization and Operations, The.Vaccination Against Smallpox and Typhoid ,

War Risk Insurance


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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

Title.

Annual Report of Register of Copyrights, 1914Catalogue of Copyright Entries and Index: Books, Periodicals, Pamphlets, Leaflets, Con-

tributions to Newspapers or Periodicals, Lectures, Sermons, Addresses for Oral Delivery,Music, Dramatic Compositions, Fine Arts, Photographs, Maps, Reproduction of Works ofArt, and Other Articles Entered in the Office of the Register of Copyrights, published weekly,for the fiscal year 1915 each.

Bulletins:- Cards for Publications of the United States Bureau of Education—Cards for the Literature

of EducationCopyright Law of the United States of AmericaDecisions of the United States Courts involving Cop j' rightsEnglish Copyright LawList of subscribersRules and Regulations for the Registration of Claims to CopyrightTable of Old and New Card Numbers

Information for ReadersJoin-nals of the Continental Congress, 1774-1789:

Vol. 22Vol.23

List of—American Doctoral Dissertations Printed in 1913 ,

Books in Embossed Tj^e in the Reading Room for the BlindBooks relating to—

Raikoads, 1907Trusts

Discussions of the Foui'teenth and Fifteenth Amendments, 1906Geographical Atlases, Vol. 3

Literature (Subject Headings) PreliminaryPublications Issued by Library since 1897References on-

cost of Living and Prices, 1910, SelectEuropean AVar and Related SubjectsInitiative, Referendum, and Recall, 1912Parcel Post, Select"Water Rights and the Control of Waters

Works relating to Deep Waterways, 1908Monthly List of State Publications:

1913, Index and title page1914, May-December each..

1915, January-April doRules and Practice concerning the Use and Issue of BooksStar-Spangled Baimer, The

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Annual Report of the Attorney General, 1914Appendix-

No. 14. Report of Huston Thompson, Assistant Attorney General in Charge of Defenseof Suits Against the United States in the Court of Claims and District Courts, 1914

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No. 15. Assistant Attorney General in Charge of Customs Matters, 1914No. 19. Board of Parole of United States PrisonersNo. 20. Statistics relating to United States Prisoners, 1914No. 23. Warden of United States Penitentiary at Atlanta, GeorgiaNo. 24. Warden of United States Penitentiary at McNeil Island, Washington, 1914 .

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No. 25. Board of Trustees of the National Training School for Boys, 1914..,No. 26. Board of Trustees of National Training School for Girls, 1914

Calendar of—Congressional Cases for DismissalEight-Hour Navv Yard Cases for Dismissal Under Rule 92

Cumulative Subject Index Opinions of Attorney General, Vol. XXX, February, 1915Decisions in Five Per Cent Discount CasesList of United States Judges, Attomevs, and MarshalsPublic Acts, Sixtv-second Congress, 1913—

No. 269 :

No. 348PubUe Act, Sixty-third Congress, No. 212Register of—

Department of Justice, 1915Office of the Attorney General, August, 1914

Report to the Attorney General of a Commission Appointed to Studv the Laws and the Needsof the District '

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COURT OF CLAIMS.

Title. Copies.

Calendar of the Court of Claims:October, 1914 150December, 1914 , 190February and May, 1915 each. . 150

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Trial Calendar, October Term, 1914. 135

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Journal of the Supreme Court of the United State?October Term, 1914April Term, 1915

.daily..

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Accident Bulletin, Nos. 50-53 each.Annotations of Cases Cited in Opinions...Act to Regulate Commerce, as amended. TheAnnual Report of Chief Inspector of Locomotive Boilers, 1914Annual Report on—

Statistics of Express Companies—1911191219131914

Statistics of Railways

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1912Text

1913Text

Bulletin of Revenues and Expenses of Steam Roads, Nos. 65-69 each.Classification of—

DefectsInvestment in Pipe Lines, Issue of 1915Operating Expenses of Steam Roads, Index to

Code of Storage RulesConference Rulings of the Interstate Commerce CommissionDigest of Decisions under Federal Safety Appliance and Hours of Service ActsFive Per Cent Case, TheHeight of DrawbarsHours-of-Service LawInstructions for Field WorkInstructions to—

Bridge Field PartiesBuilding Field Parties

Interstate Commerce Commission Cases in Federal Courts, 1887-1914Opinion Nos. 2678-3056, 2,510 to 5,010 copies.Order, In re:

Applications on Behalf of Carriers Parties to the Tariffs with respect to Commodity Ratesfrom Eastern Points of Shipment which are Higher to Intermediate Points than to Pacific

Coast Terminals Order No. 124Supplemental Fourth Section Order No. 124

Block Signal Order of Sept. 15, 1914Classification of Operating Expenses, Steam Roads, 1914Five Per Cent Rate CaseMatter of the Investigation of Alleged Unreasonable Rates and Practices Involved in theTransportation of Live Stock, Packing-House Products, and Fresh Meats, from VariousSouthwestern Points to Packing Houses and thence to Various Destinations

Transportation of WoolRelation of Common Carriers Subject to the Act to Regulate Commerce to Coal and Oil andthe Transportation Thereof

Relation of Common Carriers to Coal and OilSeparation of Operating ExpensesTransportation of Coal and Oil

Preliminary Abstract of Statistics of Common Carriers, 1914Program for Conference on March 22, 1915

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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION-Continued.

Title.

Public Acts, Sixty-third Congress:No. 318No. 325

Rates OB—Sugar

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Tropical FruitsRegulations to Govern Destruction of Records of Electric RailwaysReport of—

Accident at—Attica, IndOakwood, Wis., Jan. 30, 1915

Accident near-Air Line Junction, MoAlford, PaBigelow, MinnLivingston, AlaOakwood, Wis., Feb. 9, 1915Tipfon Ford, MoTuxedo, I". C

Chief of Division of Safety to the Lnterstate Commerce Commission, 1914, and Extracts fromAnnual Report of Interstate Commerce Commission

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Investigation in the Matter of the Relation of Common Carriers Subject to the Act to Regu-late Commerce to Coal and Oil and the Transportation Thereof.."

Investigation of Wreck at Woodlyn, Pa,

Report on—Block Signals

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Financial Operations of the N. Y., N. H., and H. R. R. CoReports:

Vol. XXIXIndex to

Vol. XXXIndex to

Vol. XXXIIndex to

VoL XXXIIIndex to

Rules In re-Inspection of Locomotive BoilersSeparation of Operating Expenses

Special Report Series Circular-No. 19.

No. 20.

Statistical Analysis of Carriers' Monthly Hours of Service Reports, 1914Statistical Series Circular Vo. 4

Sugar Rate from New OrleansUniform System of Accounts for

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Electric Railways, Index toExpress CompaniesTelephone Companies, First Issue .

SupplementValuation Orders:

No. 5. Modifying and Supplemental Order to Map Order ,

No. 6. Regulations Modifying and Supplementing Valuation Order No. 1

No. 7. Schedules of LandNo. 10. ModifyiQg and Supplemental Order to Valuation Order No. 2No. 11. Order, Instructions and Form Pertaining to an Inventory of Records Prescribed

by the Interstate Commerce CommissionIndustrial TracksSchedules made by CarriersOrder, Instructions and Form Pertaining to Privileges Given and Leases Made bySteam Railroads

No. 16. Order and Instructions Pertaining to Aids, Gifts, Grants, and Donations

No. 12.

No. 13.

No. 15.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Address of Hon. Woodrow Wilson at Denver, Colo., May 7, 1911Address of President Wilson Accepting the Monument in Memory of the Confederate Dead atArlington ]^^ational Cemetery

Address of—President Wilson at

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Arlington, May 31, 1915Associated Press Luncheon, ?''ew York, Apr. 20, 1915Convention Hall, Philadelphia, Pa., May 10, 1915Flag Day Exercise of the Treasury Department, June 14, 1915Independence Hall, Philadelphia, July 4, 1914Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 8, 1915

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EXECUTIVE OFFICE—Continued.

Title.

Address of—Continued.President Wilson at—Continued.

Luncheon Tendered to Him by the Mayor's Committee, New York, N. Y. (Hotel Bilt-more), May 17, 1^15

Mid-Year Conference of the American Electric Railway AssociationPan American Financial Conference, Washington, L. C, May 24, 1915Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 24, 1914

President ^V^ison Before

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American Bar Association, Continental Hall, Washington, D. C, Oct. 20, 1914United States Chamber of Commerce, Feb. 3, 1915

President Wilson Delivered at a Joint Session of the Two Houses of Congress-Sept. 4, 1914Dec. 8, 1914

President Wilson Delivered at Swarthmore College, Oct. 25, 1913Letter of President Vetoing H. R. 6060

Copies.


Annual Report of the Board of Regents, Smithsonian Institution:

1913Separates

Extracts from Report of—Executive Committee and Proceedings of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian

Institution, 1914Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1914

NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Contributions from United States National Herbarium, Vol. 18, Part I

Bulletin-No. 39. Directions for Preparing Specimens of MammalsNo. 71. Monograph of the Foraminifera of the North Pacific Ocean—RotalidaeNo. 82. Monograph of the Existing Crinoids^ Vol. I

No. 89. Osteology of the Armored Dinosauria in the United States National MuesumNo. 90. Monograph of the Molluscan Fauna of the Orthaulax Pugnax Zone of the Oligocene

of Tampa, FlaSpecial Bulletin—American Hydroids: The Campanularidae and the Bonneviellidae,No. 4 Part 3

Poisonous Snakes of North AmericaProceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 47

BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY.

Bulletin

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No. 46. Byington's Choctaw DictionaryNo. 58. List of Publications of the Bureau of American Ethnology

Circular of Information regarding Indian Popular Names

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK.

National Zoological Park and Its Inhabitants, The.

AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION.

Annual Report of the American Historical Association, 1912. 2, 500


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PAN AMERICAN UNION.

Title. Copies.

Monthly Bulletin:English Edition—

Vol. XXXVIII—June, 1914Index to

Vol. XXXIX—July, 1914August, 1914September-December, 1914 eachIndex to

Vol. XL, Januarj^-May, 1915 eachSpanish Edition—

Vol. XXXVIII—June, 1914Index to

Vol. XXXIX—July, 1914August, 1914September-December, 1914 eachIndex to

Vol. XL—January-April, 1915 eachMay-June, 1915 do.

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PANAMA CANAL.

Manual of Information Concerning Employments for the Panama Canal ServiceMinutes of the Isthmian Canal Commission, One hundred sixty-second and One h undred sixty

f fifth MeetingsMosquito-Borne DiseasesReport of the Department of Sanitation and Health, monthly each.Signal Code, Panama Canal LocksSupplement No. 2 of Executive Orders Relative to Panama Canal, Addendum

COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Annual Report of—Assessor, District of Columbia, TheAuditor, District of Columbia, 1914, TheBoard of—

Charities, 1914—With appended reportsWithout appended reports

Children's Guardians, 1914Collector cf Taxes, District of Colnmbia, 1914

Commissioners, District of Columbia, 1914—Pamphlet EditionVol I

Vol. IIDepartment of Insurance, District of Columbia, 1913Excise Board, 1914Fire Department, District of Columbia, 1914Home for the Aged and Infirm, 1914Industrial Home School, 1914Industrial Home School for Colored Children, 1914Major and Superintendent of Police, 1914Operations of the Engineer Department, District of Columbia, 1914Public Library, 1914Superintendent of—

Weights, Measures, and MarketsWorkhouse, 1914

Tuberculosis Hospital, 1914 (Sixth)Washiagton sylum and Jail, 1914

Private Act No. 268, Sixty-third CongressPublic Acts, Sixtv-third Congress—

Nos. 46, 47, 57", 122, 127, 161, 212, 217, 223, 235, 236, 263, 266, 276, 278, 281, 290, 291, 293, 307, 318

and 325 each.

Nos. 66, 296, 314, and 315 do...

Nos. 145 and 268 do...

No. 277No. 202

Public Resolutions, Sixty-third Congress

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WEATHER BUREAU.

Title.

Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, 1914

Bulletin, Mount Weather Observatory, Vol. 6, Part 5Effect of Weather upon the Yield of Corn, TheInstructions for

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Cooperative ObserversUse of Marvin Floa t Rain Gage

Microbic Content of Indoor and Outdoor Air, TheMonthly Weather Review:

Vol. XLII—April, 1914May, 1914June-September, 1914 eachOctober, 1914November-December, 1914 eachIndex, 1914

Vol. XLIII—January-March, 1915 each.^pril, 1915

Supplement toPhatometric Measures of the Zodiacal LightPsychrometric TablesWind Measuring and Recording ApparatusWeather Bureau, The


.each.

Ability of Streptococci to Survive PasteurizationAdministrative Regulations of the Department of Agriculture, July 1, 1914Advantages of Dairying in the SouthAgricultural Educational Monthly, Vol. I, Nos. 4 and 5, April-May, 1915Animals imported for breeding purposes, Horses, 1914

Annual Report of—laska Agricultural Experiment Stations for 1913, The

Chemist, 1914, TheChief of the—

Bureau of—/.nimal Industry, 1914Biological Survey, 1914Plant Industry, 1914Soils, 1914Statistics, 1914Weather, 1914

Division of ccounts and Disbursements, 1914

Office of Markets, 1914Department of griculture, 1914 ,

Director of the Office of—Experiment Stations, 1914Public Roads, 1914

Editor, 1914Entomologist^ 1914Federal Horticultural Board, 1914Forester, 1914Governor of laska on laska Game Laws, 1914

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Guam Agricultural Experiment Station, in 1914 ,

Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, 1914Insecticide and Fungicide Board, 1914Librarian, 1914Solicitor, 1914

Apple Root BorerArea TablesBacteria Concerned in the Production of the Characteristic Flavor in CheeseBirds as Carriers of the Chestnut-Blight FungusBirds in Relation to the Alfalfa WeevilBulletins:

Absorption of Fertilizer Salts by Hawaiian Soils

Acidity as a Factor in Determining the Degree of Soundness of CornAgricultural Alcohol: Studies of Its Manufacture in GermanyAlcohol Test in Relation to Milk, TheAlfalfa Caterpillar, TheAmerican Medicinal Flowers, Fruits, and SeedsAmmonification and Nitrification of Hawaiian SoUsApple Powdery Mildew and Its Control in the Pajaro ValleyApplication of Refrigeration to the Handling of Milk, TheBacteriological and Chemical Study of Commercial Eggs in the Producing Districts of the

Central WestBarley in the Great Plains Area: Relation of Cultural Methods to Production

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Title.

Bulletins—Continued.Biology of the Termites of the Eastern United States, with Preventive and RemedialMeasures

Bird MigrationBotanical Characters of the Leaves of the Date Palm Used in Distinguishing CultivatedVarieties

Cactus Solution as an Adhesive in Arsenical SpraysCereal Investigations at Dickinson, N. DakCerei rospinal MeningitisCitrus I* ertilization Experiments in Porto RicoCitrus-Fruit Insects in Mediterranean CountriesClover-Root CurculioClyde Series of Soils, TheCommercial ^J'urkestan Alfalfa SeedCommercial Value of Various Wood PreservativesComposition of Corn (Maize) Meal Manufactured by Different Processes and the Influence

of Composition on the Keeping QualitiesContents and Index to Papers on Deciduous-Fruit Insects and InsecticidesControl of Dried-Fruit Insects in CaliforniaConcrete Lining as Applied to Irrigation CanalsCooperative Organization Business MethodsCorn in the Great Plains Area: Relation of Cultural Methods to ProductionCorn, Milo and Kafir in the Southern Great Plains AreaCorrelating Agriculture with the Public-School Subjects in the Southern StatesCost of Raising a Dairy Cow, TheCotton Warehouses: Storage Facilities Now Available in the SouthData for Use in Designing Culverts and Short-Span BridgesDemurrage Information for FarmersDistribution and Migration of North American Rails and Their AlliesDomestic Breed of Sheep in America ^

Drainage of—Irrigated I^andJefferson Coimty, Tex

Eastern Hemlock, TheEconomic Conditions in the Sea-Island Cotton IndustryEffect of—

Cattle Tick Upon the Milk Production of Dairy CowsDifferent Times of Plowing Small-Grain Stubble in Eastern ColoradoFertilizers on the Physical Properties of Hawaiian Soils

Frequent Cutting on the Water Requirements of Alfalfa and Its Bearing on Pasturage.Strongly Calcareous Soils on the Growth and Ash Composition of Certain Plants

Effects of Varying Certain Cooking Conditions in Producing Soda Pulp from AspenEggplant Lace Bug, TheEleven Important Wild Duck FoodsEuropean Pine Moth: A Serious Menace to Pine Timber in AmericaExperiments in—

Bulli Growing at the United States Bulb Garden at BeUinghamCrop Production on Fallow Land at San Antonio, TexProduction of Crops on Alkali Land

Experiments with Crops Under Fall Irrigation at the Scotts Bluff Reclamation ProjectExperiment Farm

Factors Affecting Range Management in New Mexico '.

Farm Experience with the TractorFarm Management Survey of Three Representative Areas in Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa...Fattening Cattle in AlabamaField Studies of the Crown-Gall of Sugar BeetsField Test for Lime-Sulphur Dipping BathsField Test with a Toxic Soil Constituent: VanillinFive Oriental Species of BeansFlow of Water in Irrigation ChannelsFood of the Robins and Bluebirds of the United StatesForest Planting in the Eastern United StatesFungus Diseases of Coffee in Porto RicoGame Laws for 1933Gate Structures for Irrigation CanalsGranular Venereal Diseases and Abortion in CattleGrasses and Forage Plants of HawaiiGroup Classification and Varietal Descriptions of Some American PotatoesHarmful Effects of Aldehydes in SoilsHighway BondsHomemade Lime-Sulphur ConcentrateHorticultm-al Experiments at San Antonio Field Station, South TexasHuisache Girdler, TheHydrocyanic-Acid Gas Fumigation in CaliforniaImportance of Thick Seeding in the Production of Milo in the San Antonio RegionInjury by Disinfectants to Seeds and Roots in Sandy Soils

Inland Boat Service: Freight Rates on Farm Products and Time Transit of Inland Water-ways in the United States

Inorganic Composition of Some Important American Soils

Insect Damage to the Cones and Seeds of Pacific Coast Conifers


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head J of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title.

Bulletins—Continued.Insects Atfecting Vegetal)Ie Crops in Porto RicoLa Apicultra PortorquenaLesser Bud MothLife History and Habits of the Bear Thrips, TheLife History of Lodgepole Pine in tlie Rocky MountainsI-oss in Tonnage of Sugar Beets by DryingMaize Billbug, TheMaggot Trap in Practical Use: An Experiment in House Fly ControlManufacture of Acid PhosphateMediterranean Fruit Fly in BermudaMethod of Fumigating Seed, AMethods Followed in the Commercial Canning of FoodsMiami Series of Soils, TheMorphology of the Barby Grain with 'êference to Its Enzym-Secreting AreasMortality among Waterfowl Around Great Salt Lake, UtahMushrooms and Other Common FungiMycogone Disease of Mushrooms and Its Control, The ,

Native American Species of PrunesNative Pasture Grasses of the United StatesNitrogen of Processed Fertilizer, TheNorway Pine in the Lake StatesOat \phis, TheOats in the Great Plains Area: ""elation of Cultural Methods to ProductionObservations on the Pathology of the la'^k PineOfficial and Provisional Methods of AnalysisOperating Costs of a Weil-Established New York Apple OrchardOphthalmic Mallein for the Diagnosis of GlandersPapers on Insects Affecting Vegetable and Truck Crops: Contents and Index ,

Para-dichlorobenzene as a Fumigant Against InsectsPossible Agricultural Development in AlaskaPotato Breeding and SelectionPotato Wilt, Leaf-' ~ oil and " elated DiseasesPreliminary Census of Birds of the United States ,

Proluction and Consumption of Dairy Products, TheProluction and Fertili'.er Value of Citric Soluble Phosphoric Acid and PotashProlts in Farming on Irrigated \r3asProgress ' eports of Experiments in Dust Prevention and rioad Preservation, 1913Quassiin as a Contact InsecticideRefrigeration of Dressed Poultry in Transit, TheRelation of—

Ari ;ona Wild-Cotton Weevil to Cotton Planting in the Arid West, TheCultural Methods to the Proiuction of Spring Wheat in the Great Plains Area

Relative ' esistance of Various Conifers to Injection with CreosoteRepellents for Protecting Animals from the Attacks of Flies

Report on the—Giosy Moth Work in New EnglandMethods and Cost of 'declaiming the Overflowed Lands Along the Big Black River,Miss

Report upon the—Black and Boggy Swamps Drainage District, South Carolina—Hampton and JasperCounties

Cypress Creek Drainage District, Desha and Chicot Counties, ArkFoad^ModelsSeed Production of Western White PineSequoia Pitch Moth, A Menace to Pine in Western MontanaSharp-headed Grain Jassid or Leaf-Hopper, TheSlender Seed-Corn Ground Beetle, TheSoil Erosion in the SouthSoils of—

Massachusetts and Connecticut, with Especial Têference to Apples and PeachesSassafras Series, The

Some Distinctions in Our Cultivated Barleys with r.eference to their Use in Plant Breeding.Southern Corn-Leaf Beetle, TheStrawberry Supply and Distribution in 1914Studies of Codling Moth in the Central Appalachian r.egionStudies on Fruit JuicesStudy of Eggs in the Producing Section, ASystem of—

Accounting for Cooperative Fruit AssociationsAccounts for Farmers' Cooperative Elevators

Temperature of the Bee ColonyThrips as Pollinators of Beet FlowersTidal Marshes and their ' eclamationTillage and 'notation Experiments at Nephi, UtahUse of

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Ba-'illus Bulgaricus in Starters for Making Cheese of the Swiss or Emmental TypeLand in Teaching Agriculture in Secondary SchoolsRadioactive Substances as Fertilizers .


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heads of department i for the fi cal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title.

Bulletins—Continued.Utili:ation of the Fish Waste of the Pacific Coast for the Manufacture of FertilizerVariation and Correlation in the Physical Characters of the EggVarieties of Plums Derived from Native American SpeciesVerbena Bud-Moth, TheViolet Rove-BeetleWalnut Aphides in CaliforniaWhat is Farm Management?Wintering Brood Mares at the Morgan Horse FarmWireworms Attacking Cereal and Forage CropsWood Pipe for Convej-ing Water for IrrigationWool Grower and the Wool TradeYields from the Destructive Distillation of Certain Hardwoods ,

Yields of Native Prickly Pear in Southern TexasZygadenus, or Death Camas

Bulletins, Index and Table of Contents for Department ,

Bulletins of Interest to Persons ' esiding in Cities and Towns ,

Bureau of Animal Industry Orders and Amendments:Regulations Governing the Recognition of Breeds and Pure Bred Animals—To Prevent theSpread of Splenetic, Southern or Texas Fever in Cattle— egulations Governing the Inter-state Movement of Live Stock—Regulations Governing Meat Inspection of the UnitedStates Department of Agriculture, 1914—To Prevent the Spread of Scabies in Sheep andCattle—To Prevent the Spread of Tuberculosis in Cattle—To Prevent the Spread of Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Cattle, Sheep, Other uminants, and Swine—Special Order Pro-viding for the Importation of Animals (other than Canadian) for Exhibition at thePanama-Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco, Cal.—Providing for theImportation of Canadian Animals for Exhibntion at the Panama-Pacific InternationalExposition at San Francisco, Cal.: 500 to 25,000 copies each.

Circulars:AlfalfaAlsike CloverApple Maggot, The.BerseemBird Day in the Schools.Bur CloverCanningCaiming of Windfall and Cull ApplesComparative Rate of Decomposition in Drawn and Undrawn PoultryCooperative Agricultural-Extension "WorkCotton Selection on the Farm by the Characters of the Stalks, Leaves and Bolls

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CowpeasCow-Testing AssociationsCrimson CloverDirections for use of Blackleg VaccineDistribution of Cotton Seed in 1915Dwarf MiloExperiments in the Control of Grape Anthracnose.Extra Cost of Producing Clean Milk, TheFarmers' Income, TheFenugreekField PeaFood and Drags Act, TheFoot and Mouth DiseaseFurzeGeneral Information Concerning Food Inspection Decisions, Nos. 153 and 155

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Grass Mixtm^e for Hay and PastureGrimm AlfalfaGuarHairy VetchHome Canning Club Instractions to Save Fruit and Vegetable WasteHouse AntsHouse FleasHow to Kill and Bleed PoultryHydrocyanic Gas Against Household InsectsIndicaciones Acerca De La Siembra de cafe En Puerto RicoInfectious Abortion of CattleJapan CloverLadiao CloverList of Accredited Veterinary CollegesMarketing Maine PotatoesMoisture Content and Shrinkage in GrainMoisture Tester for Grain and Other Substamces and How to Use It, AMotor Vehicle Registrations and Revenues. 1914Origin of Recent Outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease in the United States

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Ox Warble, ThePeanut ButterPeppersPeruvian AlfalfaPlan for a small Dairy House, A


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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE- Continued.

Title.

Circulars—Continued.Policies of CooperationPractical Suggestions for the Preparation of Frozen and Dried EggsProduction of Hairy Vetch Seed, TheProfession of Forestry, TheProgress Reports of Experiments in Dust Prevention and Road PreservationRed CloverRhodes GrassRules and Regulations for the Enforcement of the Food and Drugs ActRules and Regulations of Secretary of Agriculture under United States Cotton Futures Act -

Amendments 1 to 4, 15,000 to 19,000 copies.SanfoinScore Card of Dairy Inspection, TheScotch BroomSerradellaShaftal CloverSingle-Stalk Cotton CultureSouth African Pipe Calabash, TheSoy BeanSpecial Contests for Com Club WorkStandards of Purity for Food ProductsState and Municipal Meat Inspection and Municipal SlaughterhousesStomach Worms in SheepStudies of Poultry from the Farm to the ConsumerSudan GrassSullaSumac Sorghum '.

Sweet CloverThree Important Wild Duck FoodsTypical Specifications for the Fabrication and Erection of Steel Highway BridgesVelvet BeansWhite Ant, TheWhite CloverWire-Basket Method for Determining the Manurial Requirements of Soils, TheYellow Trefoil

Citrus Root Nematode, The :

Classification of the Subfamily Cryphalinae, with Descriptions ofNew Genera and SpeciesColorado Potato Beetle, TheComposition of Roquefort Cheese FatConveniences for Handling the Farm Cow and her ProductsCoimtry's Forests, TheCowpeas in the Cotton BeltCultural Reiuirements of the DasheenDasheen, a Root Crop for the South, TheDecisions in Regard to Labeling Mediclaal PreparationsDecomposition of Soil CarbonatesDensity of Wood Substance and Porosity of WoodDepartmental Circular, Volume I, Nos. 1 and 2 eachDescriptions ol Some Weevils Reared from Cotton in PeruDirectory of—

Bureau of Animal Industry, quarterly eachO Ticials and Organizations Concerned with the Protection of Birds and Game, 1914

Distribution of—Cotton Seed in 1915Tulip and Narcissus Bulbs in 1914

Do You Keep a Cow ?

Effects of Tick Eradication on the Cattle Industry of the SouthExperiment Station Records:

Vol. XXX—Nos. 8-9 each.Index

Vol. XXXI—Nos. 1-9 each.Index

Vol. XXXII, Nos. 1-8 each.Experiments in the Destruction of Fly LarvaeExplanation of the Proposed Changes in the Regulations for the Protection of Migratory Birds.Farm Demonstration Monthly:

April-May each.June

Farmers' Bulletins:Adulteration of Forage Plant Seeds, TheAgricultural Outlook, TheAlfalfaAlfalfa Attacked by the Clover-Root CurculisAlkali LandsAnnual Flowering PlantsAnthraxApple and How to Grow It, The

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Title. Copies,

Parmers' Bulletins—Continued.^\pple-Tree Tent Caterpillar, TheArsenate of Lead as an InsecticideArsenical Cattle Dips: Methods of Preparation and Directions for Use.Asparagus CultureBacteria in MilkBarley Culture in the Southern StatesBarley, Growing the CropBarnyard ManureBasket Willow CultureBeansBeans, Peas, and Other Legumes as FoodBeautifying the Home GroimdsBeef Production in the South

Benefits of Improved RoadsBest Two Sweet Sorghums for Forage, The...Better Gram-Sorghum CropsBird Houses and How to Build ThemBlackberry CultureBoys' Big ClubsBread and Bread MakingBreeds of—

Beef CattleDairy CattleDraft HorsesSheep for the Farm

Broom CornBuilding Up a Run-Down Cotton Plantation.

Canned Fruit, Preserves and Jellies

Canning Peaches on the FarmCarming Tomatoes at Home and in Club Work.Canning Vegetables in the HomeCapons and CaponizingCare of—

Food in the HomeMilk and Its Use in the House

Carpet Beetle or "Buffalo Moth," TheCelery.Cereal Breakfast Foods ,

Chalcis-Fly in Alfalfa Seed, The ,

Cheese and Its Economical Use in the DietCheese Making on the Farm ,

Chinch Bug, the ,

Classification and Grading of Cotton ,

CockroachesCollection and Preservation of InsectsComb-Honey ,

Commercial FertilizersCommon Mole of the Eastern United States, TheCommunity Egg Circle, The ,

Computation of Rations for Farm Animals by the Use of Energy ValuesConcrete construction on the Live-Stock FarmConstruction of Concrete Fenceposts, TheControl of Root-Knot, The ,

Corn-Belt Farming System Which Saves Harvest Labor by Hogging Down Crops.Corn CultivationCorn Cultm-e in the SouthCorn Harvesting MachineryCorn Meal as a Food and Ways of Using ItCorrosion of Fence Wire, TheCost of Filling SUosCotton Improvement Under Weevil Conditions ,

Cotton Wilt and Root KnotCottonseed Meal for Feeding Beef CattleCowpeas

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Crimson Clover: Growing the CropCrimson Clover: Seed ProductionCrimson Clover : UtilizationCropping Systems for New England Dairy FarmsCucumbersCultivation of MushroomsCulture of Winter Wheat in Eastern United StatesDairy Herd, TheDehorning of Cattle, TheDiseases of Cabbage and Related Crops and Their Control.Drainage of Irrigated LandsDrug Plants Under Cultivation ,


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Title.

Farmers' Bulletins—Continued.Ducks and GeeseEconomic Value of North American SkunksEconomical Cattle Feeding in the Corn BeltEconomical Use of Meat in the HomeEggs and Their Uses as FoodEmmerEnglish Sparrow as a Pest, TheEradication of—

Cattle Tick Necessary for Profitable DairyingQuack Grass

Evaporation of ApplesExample of Model Farming, AnFarm BookkeepingFarm Butter MakingFarm Kitchen as a Workshop, TheFarm Management in Northern Potato-Growing SectionsFeeding Hogs in the SouthFeeding of Farm AnimalsFiber FlaxFish as FoodFlax CultureFood of Some Well-ICnown Birds of Forest, Farm, and GardenFood Value of Corn and Corn ProductsFoot and Mouth Disease, TheForage Crops for Cotton RegionForage Crop Practices in Western Oregon and Western Washington.Frames as a Factor in Truck GrowingFungicidesGame Laws for 1914Gipsy Moth and How to Control It

Golden Seal Under CultivationGood Seed Potatoes and How to Produce ThemGrape Propagation, Pruning, and Training.Grasshopper Problem and Alfalfa Culture, The.Growing He ^

-Growing Hard Spring Wheat.Growing Peaches

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Pruning, Renewal of Tops, Thinning, Tnterplanted Crops and Special Practices.Sites, Propagation, Planting, Tillage, and Maintenance of Soil FertilityVarieties and Classification

Guinea Fowl and Its Use as Food, TheHard Clover Seed and Its Treatment in HulingHarmfulness of Headache MixturesHarvest Mites, or "Chiggers"Harvesting and Storing CornHessian Fly, TheHints to Poultry RaisersHog CholeraHog HousesHome Fruit Garden, TheHome Garden in the South, TheHome Grown TeaHome Manufacture and Use of Unfermented Grape JuiceHome Production of Onion Seed and SetsHome Vegetal^le Garden, TheHomemade Silos

Honey and Its Uses in the HomeHorseshoeingHouse Centipede, TheHouse FliesHow a City Family Managed a FarmHow Farmers May Improve Their Personal CreditHow to

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Attract Birds in Northeastern United StatesBuild Small Irrigation DitchesDestroy RatsGrow an Acre of CornPrevent Typhoid FeverUse Farm Credit

Ice HousesIce Houses and the Use of Ice on the Dairy Farm ,

Important InsecticidesImportant Poultry DiseasesIncubation and IncubatorsIndustrial Alcohol—Sources and ManufacturesInsect Injurious to Cranberry CultureIrrigation in Field and Garden ,

Irrigation of AlfalfaIrrigation Practice in Rice Growing


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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE-Continued.

Title.

Farmers' Bulletins—Continued.Laboratory Exercises in Farm Mechanics for Agricultural High Schools.Larger Corn Stalk-Borer, TheLarkspur or " Poison Weed"Lawn Soils and LawnsLeaf-spot, A Disease of the Sugar BeetLeguminous Crops for Green ManuringLespedeza, or Japan CloverLessons from the Grain Rust Epidemic of 1904Lightning and Lightning ConductorsLiming of Soils

Locoweed Disease, TheMacadam RoadsMaking and Feeding of SilageManagement of Soils to Conserve MoistureManufacture and Use of Unfermented Grape JuiceManuring of Cotton, TheMarket HayMarketing Eggs Through the CreameryMeadow Fescin-: Its Cultm-e and Uses'.Meat on the FarmMeats—Composition and CookingMethod of Analyzing, the Farm, AMethods of Exterminating the Texas-Fever TickMilk FeverMilletsMilo as a Dry-I^and Grain CropModern Conveniences for the Farm HomeMore Important Insect and Fungous Enemies of the Fruit and Foliage of the Apple, The.More FroIita])le Corn Planting Method, AMutton and Its Value in the DietNatural and Artificial Brooding of ChickensNatural and Artificial Incubation of Hen's EggsNew System of Cotton Culture and Its Application, ANotes on FrostNuts and Their Uses as FoodOats—Growing the CropOkra, Its Culture and UsesOnion CultureOrganization of Boys' and Girls' Poultrv ClubOur Grosbeaks and Their Value to A gricultureOutfit for Boring Stumps for BlastingPasture and Grain Crops for HogsPeanut, ThePear and How to Grow It. ThePheasant ' aising in the United StatesPig ManagementPineapple GrowingPop Corn for the HomePotato as a Truck Crop, ThePotato-Tuber DiseasesPotatoes and Other Loot Crops as FoodPoultry as FoodPoultry-House Construction .*

Poultry ManagementPractical Information for Beginners in IrrigationPractical Methods of Disinfecting StablesPreparation of Vegetables for the TablePrimer of Forestry, Part I—The ForestPrinciples of—

Horse Feeding ,

Nutrition and Nutritive Value of FoodProduction of—

Clean MilkGood Seed Corn

Profitable Management of the Small Apple Orchard on the General FarmPropagation of Plants, ThePruning

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Rabies or HydrophobiaRaising Belgian Hares and Other RabbitsRaising Guinea PigsRape as a Forage Crop ,

RaspberriesRed CloverRemedies and Preventives Against Mosquitoes.Removing Garlic Flavor from Milk and Cream

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Renovation of Worn-Out SoilsRepair of Farm Equipment, The ,

Replanning a Farm for ProfitRoad Drag and How It is Used, The

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Title.

Farmers' Bulletins—Continued.Saccharine Sorghums for ForageSan Jose Scale and Its Control, The ,

Sani-Clay and Burnt-Clay lloadsSanitary Privy, TheScabies of CattleScale Insects and Mites on Citrus TreesSea-Island CottonSeed CornSchool GardenSchool Lessons on CornSheep Industry as Menaced by the Dog, TheShipping Eggs by Parcel PostSilver Fox FarmingSixty-Day and Kherson OatsSmall Farms in the Corn Belt. . .-

Smuts of Wheat, Oats, Barley, and CornSoil ConservationSoil FertilitySome Common Birds in Their "delation to Agriculture ,

Some Common Birds Useful to the FarmerSome Common DisinfectantsSome Common Game, Aquatic, and Rapacious Birds in Relation to Man

,

Some Facts About Malaria ,

Sorghum Sirup ManufactureSoy BeansSpraying Peaches for the Control of Brown Rot, Scab, and Curculio ,

Squash-Vine Borer, TheStable Fly, TheStandard Varieties of ChickensSto^k-Watiring Places on Western Grazing LandsStoring and Marketing Sweet PotatoesStrawberriesStrawberry Growing in the SouthSuccessful Alabama Diversification Farm, ASuccessful Hog and Seed-Corn Farm, ASuccessful Poultry and Dairy Farm, ASudan Grass as a Forage CropSugar and Its Value as FoodSweet CloverSweet PotatoesSystem of—

Farm Cost AccountingTenant Farming and Its lesults

Testing Farm Seeds in the Home and in the Rural SchoolThornless Prickly PearsThree Insect Enemies of Shade TreesTile Drainage on the FarmTobacco CuringTomato Growing in the SouthTomato3STreatm3nt of Bee Diseases, TheTree Clothes Moths, TheTree Planting on lural School Grounds . .

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Tuberculin Test of Cattle for Tuberculosis.TuberculosisTurkeysUse of-

-\ Icohol and Gasoline in Farm EnginesChestnut Timber Killed by Bark DiseaseConcrete on the FarmCorn, Kafir, and Cowpeas in the HomeFruit as FoodMilk as FoodWindmills in Irrigation in the Semiarid West

Usefulness of the American ToadUtilization of Logged-Off Land for Pasture in Western Oregon and Western Washington,The.

VetchesWeeds; How to Control ThemWeeds Used in MedicineWhat the Farm Contributes Directly to the Farmers' LivingWild Onion: Methods of EradicationWinter Oats for the SouthWinter-Wheat Varieties for the Eastern United StatesYellow Fever Mosquito

Farmers' Bulletins, Index and Table of Contents toFarmers' Institute Lecture:

No. 6, Syllabus of Illustrated Lecture on Essentials of Successful Field Experimentation.No. 8, Syllabus of Illustrated Lecture on Farm Architecture


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Title. Copies.

Feeding and Care of Dairy CalvesFeeding Farm Cow in tlie SouthFeeding Habits of the Boll Weevil on Plants Other Than CottonFederal Legislation, Regulations, and Rulings Affecting Agricultural Colleges and ExperimentStations

FeteritaField Agents' Handbook of Agricultural StatisticsField Program, Forest Service—Quarterly, 3,700 to 3,800 copies.Fiscal Resulations of United States Department of Agriculture with Amendments, 10,000 to

20,250 copies.Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906, and Amendments, with Rules and DecisionsFood Lispection Decisions, Bureau of Chemistry, 500 to 50,000 copies each.Forest Laws of WisconsinFungous Disease of Hemp, AGovernment Crop Reports: Their Value, Scope, and PreparationGovernment Publications of Special Interest to WomenHairy Vetch for the Cotton BeltHandbook for Campers in the National Forests in CaliforniaHead Smut of Sorghum and MaizeHeart Rot of Oats and Poplars Caused by Polyporus ,

Hints to Poultry RaisersHorse and Mule Raising in the South ,

How Southern Farmers May Get A Start in Pig RaisingHow to Use Anti-Hog Cholera SerumIdentity of Peridermium Fusiforms with Peridermium CerebrumImportation of:

Cattle from Canada for Ogdensburg FairMeat Products—Mexico

Influence of the Host on the Morphological Characters of Puccinia Ellisiana and PucciniaAndropogonis

Information Regarding Employment on the National ForestInstructions for:

Appraising Stumpage on National ForestsScaling and Measurement of National Forest Timber, The

Instructions Regarding Term Occupancy PermitsInstructions to Field Parties, Season, 1914Inventory of Seeds and Plants Imported from October 1 to December 31, 1912Journal of Agricultural Research:

VoL II, Nos. 4-6 each..Vol. m, Nos. 1-6 do....Vol. IV, Nos. 1-3 do....Extracts from—

Air and Wind Dissemination of Ascospores of the Chestnut-Blight Fungus (Extract,Vol. in, No. 5)

Antagonism Between Anions as Affecting Barley Yields On A Clay-Adobe Soil

(Extract, Vol. IV, No. 3)

Assimilation of Colloidal Iron by Rice (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 3)

Availability of the Nitrogen in Pacific Coast Kelps, California (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 1).

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Bacteriological Study of Methods for the Disinfection of Hides Infected with AnthrcxSpores (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 1)

Brachysm, A Hereditary Deformity of Cotton and Other Plans (Extract, Vol. Ill,

No. 5)

Coloring Matter of Raw and Cooked Salted Meats (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 3)

Contribution to the

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Life History of Spongospora Subterranea (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 3)

Study of Changes in Composition of Peel and Pulp of Ripening BananasCytological Studies on Azotobacter Chroococcum (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 3)Effect of—

Dilution Upon the Infectivity of the Virus of Mosaic Disease of Tobacco (ExtractVol. in, No. 4)

Temperature on Germination and Growth of the Common Potato Scab Organis(Extract, Vol. IV, No. 1)

Effect on Soil Moisture of Changes in the Surface Tension of the Soil Solution BroughtAbout by the Addition of Soluable Salts (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 1)

Fitting Logarithmic Curves bv the Method of Moments (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 5)

Fruit Rot, Leaf Spot, and Stem Beight of the Egg Plant (Extract, Vol. II, No. 5)

Identification of—Seeds of Species of Agropyron (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 3)

• Species of Fusarium Occurring on the Sweet Potato, Ipomoea Batatas (Extract,Vol. II, No. 4)

Influence of Soil Moisture Upon the Rate of Increase In Sugar-Beet Root-LouseColonies (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 3)

Life History of—Agrilus"^Bilineatus (Extract, Vol. III. No. 4)

Mediterranean Fruit Fly from the Standpoint of Parasite Introduction (Extract,Vol. Ill, No. 5)

Melon Flv (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 3)

Moldiness in Butter (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 4)Net Energy Values of Feeding Stuffs for Cattle (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 6)

New Leaf and Twig Disease of Picea Engelmanni (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 3)i

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heads oj departments for the fical year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title.

Journal of Agricultural Research—Continued.Extracts from—Continued.

rew Vv heat Thrips, A (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 3) ,

Kotes on the Hydrocyanic Acid Content of Sorghum (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 1) ,

Observations on Rhi. inia Inflata (Extract, Vol. Ill, " o. 6)

Oil Content of Seeds as Affected by the 1 'utrition of the Plant (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 3)

Organic Constituents of Pacific Coast Kelps, California (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 1) ,

Organic Phosphoric Acid of Rice (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 5)

Pecan Rosette (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 2) ,

Phoma Betae on the Leaves of the Sugar Beet (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 2)

Phoma Destruction, The Cause of a Fruit Rot of Tomato (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 1)—Physiological Changes in Sweet Potatoes During Storage (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 4)

Pseudomonas Citri, the Cause of Citrus Canker (Extract, Vol. IV. No. 1)

Relation between Puccinia Graminis and Plants Highly Resistant tO Its Attack (Ex-tract, Vol. IV, No. 1)

Relation of Simultaneous Ovulation to the Production of Doubled-Yolked EggsSeedling Diseases ol Sugar Beets and Their Relation to Root-Rot and Crown-Rot (Ex-

tract, Vol. IV,No. 1)

Some Sugar-Cane Root-Boring Weevils of the West Indies (Extract, Vol. IV, No. 3)...

Sources of the Early Infections of Apple Bitter-Rot (Extract, Vol. IV, To. 1) ,

Studies in the Expansion of Milk and Cream (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 3)

Susceptibility of Citrus Fruits to the Attack of the Mediterranean Fruit Fly (Extract,Vol. HI, No. 4)

Three-Cornered Alfalfa Hopper (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 3)Two Clover Aphides (Extract, Vol. Ill, No. 5) ,

Wilt Disease of Gipsy-Moth Caterpillars (Extract, Vol. IV, l"o. 2) ,

Laws Applicable to the United States Department of Agriculture ,

List of—Agricultural and Mechanical CollegesAgricultural Experiment Stations ,

Farmers' BulletinsPublications issued to Oct. 1, 1914Soil Siu-veys, . ov. 1, 1914Workers in Subjects Pertainine to Agriculture and Home Economics in the United StatesDepartment of Agriculture and in the State Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Sta-tions—Corrected to March, 1914 ,

Maine Potato Inspection Service NoticeMaking Farm Butter in the SouthManual for Procedure lor Guidance of State Health, Food and Drug Officials

Marketing Butter and Cream in the SouthMonthly Crop Eeport, Vol. I, May-June, 1915 each..Monthly List of Publications—

June-August, 1914 each..September-October, 1914 doNovember, 1914-January, 1915 doFebruary-May, 1915 do

More Accurate Method ol Comparing First Generation Maize Hybrids with Their ParentsMutation in Egyptian CottonNational Forest AreasNational Forest Loose-Leaf ManualNational Forest Manual-Grar.ing SectionNatural Revegetation of Range LandsNew Sarcophadd Parasite of Grasshoppers, ANews Letter of the—

Bureau of Entomology

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No 11

No. 12 and 13 each..Federal Horticultural Board, ^T'o. 18

Nitrogenous Soil Constituent, ANorth .Vmeri'ân Fauna !"o. 37: Revision of the American MarmotsOrder Covering Admission of Foreign Cotton Lint Under RestrictionsOrtrani nation and Instruction in Boys' Corn Club WorkOur Timber SupplyOutbreak of Foot-ahd-Mouth Disease in the United States, 1908, TheOxidases in Healthy and in Curly-Dwarf PotatoesPapaya Fruit FlyPeanut Growin9:"in the Cotton BeltPellicularia Kaleroga on CofTee in Porto RicoPermanent Pastures for the Cotton BeltPink Bollworm, ThePotato Growing as Club Work in the "orth and WestPreparation of Articles for the Journal of Agricultural ResearchPrices of Wheat to Producers in KansasPrin'îpal Poisonous Plants of the Western Stock RangesProduîne Sheep on Southern FarmsProdu'^tinn and r"are of Milk and CreamProcram of Work of the Department of Agriculture, 1915Progress and Results of Cattle Tif^k EradicationProgress in Classification of Public Lands


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headJ of departments for the fi cal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title. Copies.

Public Acts, Sixty-third Congress:No. ft5

No. 122

No. 174 and 175 each..No. 293

Publications of the Bureau of Biological SurveyQuarantine Notices:

Gipsy Moth and Brown Tail MothImportation of Indian Corn from the West IndiesImpirtation of PinesMediterranean Fruit Fly and Melon FlyPowdery Scab of Potato

Quarantined Areas in New York Infected with Powdery ScabRape as a Forage Crop in the Cotton BeltRecipes for the Preparation of the DasheenReconnoissance Soil Survey of—

OhioSacramento Valley, California ,

South-Central Texas ,

Southeast PennsylvaniaRegulations for the Protec tion of Migratory Birds, Proposed Amendments of theRelation of the Action of Certain Bacteria to the Ripening of Cheese of the Cheddar TypeRelative Water Requirements of PlantsReport of—

Commission on National Aid to Vocational Education, Vols. I and II each.Secretary of Agriculture, 1914, to the President

Report on

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Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1911—11. Doc. 139, 62-2Work and Expenditures of the Agricultural Experiment Station During the Year EndedJune 30, 1913, The

Reports Issued by the Office of the Secretary:No. 100No. 101No. 103No. 104No. 105No. 106No. 107

Rules and Regulations For Carryiag Out the Provisions of the Insecticide Act of 1910, Amend-ment to—No. 3 ,

Rules and Regulations Governing the

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Importation of Cotton Lint Into the United StatesInterstate Movement of Potatoes from Areas Quarantined for Powdery Scab, Amendments

to

Rules and Regulations of the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Agriculture, underUnited States Cotton Futures Act of July 18, 1914

Rules and Regulations under the Plant Quarantine Act:General, Including Nursery Stock, Amendment No. 1

Interstate Movement of Potatoes from Areas Quarantined for Powdery ScabService and Regulatory Armouncements:

Bureau Animal Industry, monthly and index, 4,000 to 9,250 copies.Bureau Plant Industry, No. 2Biological SurveyChemistry, monthly and index, 500 to 18,000 copies.

Supplement to, monthly, 10,000 to 12,000 copies.Federal Horticultural Beard, monthlyInsecticide, bimonthly, 12,000 to 16,000 copies.Markets, monthly, 17,000 to 19,000 copies.

Shall Southern Farmers Build CreameriesSoil Survey of—

Bomberg County, South CarolinaBoone County, West VirginiaBradford County, FloridaBremer County, Iowa (Field Operations, 1913)Carroll County, MissouriCass County, NebraskaCleburne County, AlabamaDelaware County, IndianaDouglas County, NebraskaEscambia County, AlabamaForsyth County, North CarolinaGoodhue County, MinnesotaGordon County, GeorgiaGreene County, MissouriHabersham County, GeorgiaHendricks County, IndianaHenrico County, VirginiaJeff Davis County, Georgia (Field Operations, 1913)Jefferson County, Ge rgiaJefferson County, Wisconsin

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Soil Survey of—Continued.Jewell County, KansasJones County, GeorgiaJones County, MississippiLogan and Mingo Counties, West VirginiaMiller County, GeorgiaMiller County, MissouriMontgomery County KansasNodaway County, MissouriOneida County, New YorkOrange County, New YorkOrangeburg County, South CarolinaPerry County, Missoiu^iPike County, MissouriPinellas County, FloridaPope County, ArkansasRalls County, Missouri (Field Operations, 1913)Randolph Covmty, North CarolinaRussell County, AlabamaSaunders County, NebraskaStark County, OhioStewart County, GeorgiaStoddard County, Missouri (Field Operations, 1912)Talbott County, GeorgiaUnion County, South CarolinaWashiagton County, TexasWUl County, Illinois

Sorghum for Forage in the Cotton BeltSoy Beans in the Cotton BeltSuggestions for the Collection of Range Plant Specimens on National ForestsSuggestions for the Organization of Mother-Daughter Home Canning ClubsSuggestions on Poultry Raising for the Southern FarmerSweet Potato Growing in the Cotton BeltTechnical Series, Bureau of Entomology:

Classification of the AleyrodidseContents and Index

Contents and Index to Papers on AphididaeContents and Index: Miscellaneous PapersContribution toward a Monograph of the Scolytid Beetles II—Preliminary Classification

of the Superfamily ScolytoidseYellow Clover Aphis, The

Tinning, Capping, Boldering: Repair Work for Farm HomeTomato Growing as Club Work in the North and West ,

Twenty-eight Hour Law and Animal Quarantine Laws AnnotatedWeekly News Letter to Crop Correspondents:

Vol I-Nos. 1-2 each..

Nos. 49-52 - do....

Index toVol. II—

Nos. 1-4 each..

No. 5Nos. 6-11 each..

No. 12Nos. 13-14No. 15

Nos. 1&-23 each..

No. 24 r.

Nos. 25-27 each..

No. 28Nos. 29-33 each..

No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37Nos. 38-44 each..

Winter Oats in the Cotton BeltWinter Rye in the Cotton BeltWinter Wheat in the Cotton BeltWork of the—

Belle Fourche Reclamation Project Experiment Farm in 1913Huntley Irrigation Project Experiment "Farm in 1913

San Antonio Experiment Farm in 1913Scottsbluff Reclamation Project Experiment Farm in 1913Truckee-Carson Experiment Farm, 1913Umatilla Reclamation Project Experiment Farm

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Yuma Reclamation Project Experiment Farm in 1913


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'Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1913Extracts from—

Apple Sirup and Concentrated Cider: New Products for Utilizing Surplus and CullApples

Chestnut Bark Disease, TheClean Water and How to Get It on the FarmDairying and Its Relation to Agriculture in Semiarid SectionsEgg and Poultry Demonstration Car Work in Reducing Our 850,000 Waste in Eggs, TheHard Wheats Winning Their WayFarm Woodlet Problem, TheLive Stock and Miscellaneous Agricultural Statistics, 1913Meat Production in the Argentine and Its Effect Upon the Industry in the United StatesNational Forests and the Farmer, TheNematodes and Their RelationshipsOrganization of a Rural Community, ThePlants Useful to Attract Birds and ""Protect FruitPractical Tree SurgeryRetaU Public MarketsSelection of Household EquipmentStatistics of Principal Crops, 1913

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Solicitor for the Post Office Department, 1914Third Assistant Postmaster General, 1914

Appropriation for the Post Office Department and Postal Services:19151916.

Circular Amending Regulations for the Guidance of Qualffied Banks.Pamphlet Giving Information Relative to the Postal Savings Svstem.Parcel Post Convention between-

United States and French Guiana, TheUnited States and Gibraltar, The

Parcel Post GuideParcel Post Packages for Mexico—Limits of WeightPostal Laws and Regulations Applicable to Clerks and CarriersPostal Laws and Regulations Pertaining to Second Class Mail Matter.

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Annual Report of the—Board of Indian Commissioners, 1914 (45th)Columbia Institute for the Deaf, 1914Commissioner of—

Education, 1913, Vol.11General Land Office, 1914Indian Affairs, 1914Patents, 1913—Index to Patents and Patentees

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Pensions, 1914,

Department of the Interior

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1913, Vol. I

1914, Vols. I and IIDirector of the—

Bui-eau of Mines, 1914 (Fourth)United States Geological Sixrvey, 1914

Five Civilized Tribes Commission, 1914Freedman's Hospital, 1914Government Hospital for the Insane, 1914Governor of—

Alaska, 1914Hawaii, 1914

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Howard University, 1914Secretary of the Interior, 1914

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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR—Continued.

Title.

Annual Report of the—Continued.Superintendent of—

Crater Lake National Park, 1914Glacier National Park^ 1914Hot Springs Reservation, 1914Mesa Verde National Park, 1914Mount Ranier National Park, 1914Piatt National Park, 1914Sequoia and General Grant National Park, 1914United States Capitol Buildings and Grounds, 1914Wind River Cave National Park, 1914Yellowstone National Park, 1914Yosemite National Park, 1914

United States Civil Service Commission

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United States Reclamation Service, 1914Annual Report on Sully 's Hill Park and Other National Monuments, 1914Annual Estimates for Fiscal Year 1916Annual Statement of the Commissioner of Education, 1914Appropriation made for the Reclamation Service for the Year 1916Areas of Acquisitions to the Territory of the United StatesAvailable Publications of the United States Bureau of EducationBulletin of Information for Committee on Appropriations of House of Representatives, 64thCongress, Tour of Inspection of Reclamation Projects

Bulletins of the Bureau of Education:Accredited Secondary Schools in the United StatesAgricultural TeachingBibliography of the Relation of Secondary Schools to Higher EducationCity Trainiag Schools for TeachersConsolidation of Rural SchoolsCooking in the Vocational SchoolCounty-Unit Organization for the Administration of Rural SchoolsCurricula in MathematicsDanish Elementary Rural SchoolsDanish Folk High Schools, TheEducation for the Home-

Part IIParts III and IV each.

Educational Directory—19141915

Educational MuseumsE Hciency and Preparation of Rural School TeachersFarragut School, TheHealth of-

Boys in Girard College -

School ChildrenHistory of Public School Education in AlabamaImportant Features of Rural School ImprovementKindergarten in Benevolent Institutions, TheLegal Education in Great BritainLibrary Instruction in Universities, Colleges, and Normal SchoolsMonthly Record of Current Educational Publications, September, 1914-June, 1915 each.Montessori Methods and the Kindergarten, TheMusic in the Public SchoolsOrganization of State Departments of EducationPresent Status of—

Drawing and Art in Schools of United StatesHonor System in Colleges and Universities, The

Public School System of Gary, IndianaReport of Work of Bureau of Education in Alaska, 1912-1913Rural School and the Hookworm Disease, TheRural Scboolhouses and GroundsSchool Conditions in the Appalachian MountainsSchool Savings BanksSome Trade Schools in EuropeStatistics of State Universities and State CollegesStudy of the High Schools and Colleges of the North Central Association, ATangible Rewards of Teaching, TheTeaching of Home Economics", TheTraining of Teachers in England, Scotland, and GermanyUniversity Extension in the United States

Bulletins of the Bureau of Mines:Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and MiningAnalysis of Mine and Car Samples of Coal Collected in the Fiscal Years 1911-1913

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Title.

Bulletins of the Bureau of Mines—Continued.Coals Available for Export Trade

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English editionPortuguese editionSpanish edition

Condensation of Gasoline from Natural Gas, TheConstitution and Genesis of CoalElectric Furnace in Metallurgic Work, TheHouses for Mining TownsHumidity of Mine Air, TheMetallurgical SmokeOccurrence of Explosive Gases in Coal MinesPrimer on Explosive for Metal Miners and Quarry Men, A.Smelting of Copp;r Ores in the Electric Furnace, The

Bulletins of the Geological Survey:Bibliography of North American Geology for 1913, with Subject IndexCalcite Marble and Dolomite of Eastern VermontConstitution of the Natural Silicates, TheContributions to Economic Geology

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1911. Part 2, Oil ana Gas Development in North-Central Oklahoma1912. Part 2, Mineral Fuels

Structure of the Fort Smith-Poteau Gas Field, Arkansas-Oklahoma; TheGlenn Oil and Gas Pool and Vicinity, Oklahoma

Coal Fields in-New Mexico and Utah ,

Rhode Island, Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri ,

1913—Parti

Camotite near Mauch Chunk, Pa ,

Elliston Phosphate Field. Montana, TheGold Placers on Bighorn Rivers. WyoLode Deposits of the Alleghany District, CaliforniaOre Deposits in the Sawtooth Quadrangle, Boise and Custer Counties, Idaho .

.

Phosphate Deposits ol South CarolinaPublications by Survey Authors on Metals and Nonmetals Except FuelsRochester Mining District, Nevada, TheRutUe Deposits of the Eastern United States, TheSalkies in the Owens, Searles, and Panamint Basins, Southeastern California...Some Deposits of Mica in the United States

Part II—CoalvHle Coal Field, Utah, TheGeology and Oil Prospects in Waltham Prust, Bitterwater, and Peachtree Val-

leys, CalMoorcroft Oil Field and the Big Muddy Dome, WyoOil and Gas in the Western Part of the Olympic Peninsula, Wash

1915. Part I, Gold-Platinum-Palladium Lode in Southern Nevada, AElectric Activity in Ore Depo=;itsGeology and Coal Resources of North Park, ColoGeology of the—

Hanagita-Bremner Region, AlaskaPhosphate Deposits Northeast of Georgetown, Idaho

Glacier National Park, TheIditarod-Ruby Region, Alaska, TheMineral Deposits of the Santa Rita and Patagonia Mountains, ArizMineral Resources of Alaska—Report on Progress of Investigations in 1913

Barite Deposit near Wrangell, Alaska, AChisaua Placer District, Alaska, TheLode ifining in the Ketchikan Region, AlaskaLode Mining near Fairbanks and Placer Mining in the Yukon-Tanana Region andthe Ruby District, Alaska

Marble Resources of Juneau, Skagway, ana Sitka DistrictsMineral Deposits of—

AlaskaYakataga District, Alaska

Mineral Resources of the Yukon-Koyukuk Region, AlaskaMining on Seward Peninsula, AlaskaPort Wells Gold Lode District, Alaska, ThePreliminary Report on a Water-Power Reconnaissance in South-Central AlaskaWillow Creek, Upper Matanuska and Nelchma, Broad Pass, and Valdez Creek Dis-

tricts, AlaskaMia»ralogy and Crystallography of Ferberite from ColoradoMining Districts of the Dillon Quadrangle, MontanaOre Deposits of Northeastern OregonOur Mineral Resources—How to Make America Industrially IndependentReconnaissance of the—

Geology and Oil Prospects of Northwestern OregonOil and Gas Fields in Wayne and McCreary Counties, Ky


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Title.

Bulletins of the Geological Survey—Continued.Results of Spirit Leveling in—

Idaho, 1896-1913Iowa, 1896-1913Hawaii, 1910-1913Maryland, 1896-1911Michigan, 1911 and 1913Minnesota, 1897-1912Nebraska, 1896-1913Utah, 1897-1913Virginia, 1900-1913Wisconsin, 1897-1912

Shinuma Quadrangle, Grand Canyon District, Arizona (H. Doc. 315, 63d Cong., 2d sess.).Slate in the United StatesSome Mining Districts of Northeastern California and Northwestern Nevada

Circular: Information Relative to Positions in Government Hospital for the InsaneClassification Bulletin, Nos. 32 and 33 each.Classification of PatentsCi-vil Service Act, Rules, and Executive OrdersDecisions of the Commissioner of Patents for 1914 (H. Doc. 1673, 63d Cong., 3d sess.)Desert WallsEphemeris of Sun and Polaris and Table of Azimuth of Polaris for 1915Exhibit of the United States Civil Service Commission, Panama-Pacific International Exposi-

tionFossil Forests of the Yellowstone National ParkFreight and Passenger Tarin's of the Yuma VaUey RailroadGeneral Information Regarding—

Casa Grande RuiaCrater Lake National ParkDepartment of the InteriorGlacier National ParkHot Springs, ArkansasMount Rainier National ParkSequoia and General Grant National ParkTerritory of AlaskaYellowstone National ParkYosemite National Park

General Land Office Circulars:Absences from Homestead Entries Under Act Aug. 22, 1914, Instructions Approved Sept.

8, 1914Amendment of—

Paragraphs 49 and 85 of Mining RegulationsParagraph 89 of Miaiag Regulations

Certificate from Indian Office Required of Indian Homestead EntrymenCommutation Proof: Revised RegulationsDesert Land Regulations, Amendment toEnlarged Homestead Act-

Additional Entry After Proof on the OriginalPetitions for Designation

Exchange of Private Lands Within Indian ReservationsExtension of Public Surveys in AlaskaInstructions Relative to Extension of Payment Under Act Aug. 1, 1914, Relating to Kiowa,Comanche, and Apache Lands in Oklahoma

Laws and Regulations Relating to Flathead Irrigation ProjectNew Regulations (Approved Jan. 11, 1915) Relative to Public Sale—Isolated TractsProof on Homestead Entries by Deserted Wives, Approved Nov. 13, 1914Regulations Governing

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Entries Within National ForestsRelief of Desert Land Entrymen Under Act of Mar. 4, 1915

Regulations Providing for Agricultural Entries on Phosphate and Other Mineral Lands. .

.

Relating to—Coal Prospector's BondsMarriage of Female Citizens After Initiating Claim to Public LandsVilla Sites on the Waters of Flathead Lake, Montana .,

Restoring to Entry Lands Reserved for Reservoir PurposesRevised Forms for Final Proofs on Homestead EntriesRight of Way for Canals, Ditches, Reservoirs, etc

Rules and Regulations Governing the Free Use of Timber Upon Vacant Mineral PublicLands

Second Homestead and Desert EntriesSuggestions to Homesteaders - -

Three-Year Homestead Law, TheVacant Public Lands in the United States

Geological History of Yellowstone National ParkGlaciers of Glacier National Park

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Title.

Home Education Circulars, 1915:

Instructions for School Supervised Home GardensOne Thousand Good Books for ChildrenReading Course No. Ill"Vegetable Gardening Syllabus for Teachers, A

Indian Ar'airs, Laws and Treaties, Vol. IllInformation Concerning

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Examination, Steamboat-Inspection Service, Department of CommercePolitical Assessments and Partisan Activity of Office HoldersReinstatements

Information for Applicants for the Stenographer and Typewriter ExaminationInformation Relative to Deputy CollectorsInstructions for the Relief of Entrymen Under Reclamation ProjectsInstructions to Applicants, Districts 1-12, 5,000 to 20,000 copiesInstructions to Applicants for—

Employment at Navy Yards and Naval StationsMechanical Trades and Similar PositionsPost Office ServiceRural Carrier Examination, The

Instructions to Boards Regarding Labor Employment in the Navy Yard ServiceIrrigation RevivalLaws Relating to Interior DepartmentList of—

Applications to Sell Allotments Within The Shoshone Indian ReservationPermissible Explosives, SupplementaryPublications of the Bureau of MinesPublications, Monthly—10,500 to 11,500 copies.References on (Bureau of Education Leaflets)—

Consolidation of SchoolsEconomic Value of EducationMontessoriMoving Pictures in EducationPlay and PlaygroundsRural Life and CultureRural Schools and Kural School TeachingSecondary Education in the United StatesStudent Self GovernmentTeachers' PensionsTeachers' SalariesVocational EducationVocational Guidance

Manner of Conducting Stenographer and Typewriter ExaminationsManual of—

Examinations

—

Fall of 1914Spring of 1915

Regulations of the Bureau of MinesManual on—

TrachomaTuberculosis

Mineral Resources of the United States:1912, Parts 1 and 2 each.1913—

Part 1

Part 2Advance Chapters

—

Copper in 1913Fuel Briquetting in 1913Gems and Precious Stones in 1913Gold and Silver in 1913 ,

Gold, Silver, and Copper in AlaskaGold, Silver, Copper, Lead, and Zinc in—

Arizona in 1913California and Oregon in 1913Colorado, 1913Eastern States in 1913, TheIdaho and Washington, 1913Montana, 1913Nevada in 1913New Mexico and Texas in 1913Utah in 1913

Gypsum Industry in 1913, TheLead in 1913Manufacture of Coke in 1913 , TheMineral Products of the United States: Review of Conditions and Output in 1912and 1913

Potash Salts: Summary for 1913


No. 11.

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Statement of annual report'} and documents printed upon requisitions hy the

heads of department j for the fi cal year ended June SO, 1915—Continued.


Title.

Mineral Resources of the United States—Continued.1913—Continued.

Advance Chapters—Continued.Production of—

Abrasive Materials in 1913Antimony, Arsenic, Bismuth, Selenium, and Tellurium in 1913.

Asbestos in 1913Asphalt, : .elated Bitumens and Bituminous Rock in 1913Barytes,1913Bauxite and Aluminum in 1913Borax in 1913Coal in 1913.Cobalt, Molybdenum, Nickel, Radium, Tin, Titanium, Tungsten, Uranium,and Vanadium in 1913

Feldspar in 1913Fluorspar and Cryolite in 1913Fuller's Earth, 1913Graphite, 1913Iron Ore, Pig Iron, and Steel in 1913Lime in 1913Magnesite in 1913Manganese, 1913Metal and Metallic Ores in 1912 and 1913Mineral Waters in 1913Natural Gas in 1913Parytesin 1913Peat in 1913Petroleum in 1913Phosphate lock in 1913Platinum and Allied Matals in 1913Salt, Bromine, and Calcium Chloride, 1913Sand and Gravel in 1913Silica in 1913

Quicksilver in 1913, Production and ResourcesRecovery of Secondary Metals in 1913Silver, Copper, Lead, and Zinc in the Central States, 1913.Source, Manufacture, and Use of Lime, TheStatistics the of—

Clay Working Industries in the United States, 1913. .

.

Pottery Industry in the United States, 1913Stone Industry in the United States, 1913Zinc and Cadmium in 1913

1914—Advance Chapters-

Fuel Briquetting in 1914Potash Salts, 1914Production of—

Fuller's Earth in 1914Phosphate Rock in 1914Sand Lime Brick in 1914

Miner's Circulars:No. 7, Use and Misuse of Explosives in Coal MiningNo. 8, First Aid Instruction for MinersNo. 11, Accidents from Mine Cars and LocomotivesNo. 15, Rules and Mine Rescue and First Aid Field ContestsNo. 16, Hints on Coal Mine VentilationNo. 17, Accidents from Falls of Rock or OreNo. 18, Miners' Carbide LampsNo. 19, Prevention of Accidents from Explosives in Metal Mining.No. 21, What a Miner Can Do to Prevent Coal-Dust Explosions..

Miscellaneous InformationMonograph LIIIMonthly Statement of Coal Mine Fatalities:

May-November, 1914December, 1914January-April, 1915 each..

Official Correspondence of James S. Calhoun, Indian Agent and Superintendent at Santa Fe,N. Mex., 1849-1852

Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, July 1914-May, 1915 each..Origin of the Scenic Features of Glacier National ParkPatent LawsPension Decisions, Vol. XIXPension LawsPleistocene of Indiana and Michigan and the History of the Great Lakes, TheProcedure for Establishing a List of Permissible Miners' Safety LampsProduction of Explosives m the United States

.each-

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requi itions by the

heads of departments for the fi cal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title.

Professional Papers of the Geological Survey:Geology and Ore Deposits of Copper Mountain and Kasaan Peninsula, AlaskaLavas of Hawaii and Their Relations ,

Middle Triassic Marine Invertebrate Faunas of North AmericaShorter Contributions to General Geology, 1913

Extracts from

—

Mud Lumps at the Mouths of the Mississippi, The ,

Resins in Paleozoic Plants and in Coals of High RankShorter Contributions to General Geology, 1914

Extracts from

—

Contributions to the Stratigraphy of Southwestern ColoradoCretaceous-Eocene Contact in the Atlantic Coastal Plain, TheDeep Well at Charleston, S. C, AHistory of a Portion of Yampa River, Colo., and Its Possible Bearing on That ofGreen River, The

Inorganic Constituents of Echinoderms, The ,

Montana Group of Northwestern Montana, TheReconnaissance ia the Canyon Range of West-Central Utah, A ,

Stratigraphy of the Montana Group, With Special Reference to the Position andAge of the Judith River Formation in North-Central Montana, The

,

Shorter Contributions to General Geology, 1915—Extracts from—

Composition of Muds From Columbus Marsh, Nev ,

Eocene Glacial Deposits in Southwestern Colorado ,

Transportation of D6bris by Running Water, The ,

Public Acts:Fifty-fifth Congress, third session No. 224Fifty-Ninth Congress, first session, No. 147Sixty-First Congress

—

No. 192No. 449

Sixty-Second Congress-No. 334No. 382No. 454

Sixtv-third Congress

—

No. 186No. 145Nos. 217 and 268 each.

.

Nos. 192, 261, and 293 do. . .

.

Nos. 144 and 283 do....Nos. 69, 238, 279, and 239 do....Nos. 263 and 296 do....No. 290....No. 208Nos. 127, 160, 161, 177, and 216 each..No. 244No. 126No. 155No. 170

Public Resolutions, Sixty-third Congress

—

No. 14 :No. 74

Public Roads Over Indian LandsPublications of the—

Bureau of Mines, July, 1915Geological Survey

Quarry Accidents in the United StatesReclamation Record:

Vol. V—October-December, 1914 each..Index

Vol. VI—January-June, 1915 each..Registration of Prints and LabelsRegulations Concerning Right of Way Over Public Lands and ReservationsRegulations for—

Annette Islands ReserveApplications for Osage FimdsRangers ;

Rights of Way Under Act of Feb. 15, 1901Regulations Governing the

—

Employment of Mates in Coast and Geodetic SurveyIndian Allotments in National Forests '.

Promotions and Transfers at Ports Other Than New YorkTraveling Expenses

Report of the—Commissioner of—

Patents to Congress for 1914Patents to Secretary, 1914

United States Inspector for Alaska


No. 11.

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions hy theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title.

Report on Homesteads in AlaskaReprints, Chapters of Education Report, chapters 1-19, 100 to 1,000 copies.Rocky Moimtaia National Park, Colo. (H. Rept. No. 1275)Rules of Practice in the

—

General Land Office ,

Pension and Bounty Land AppealsUnited States Patent Office

Extracts fromSave Your BabiesSecret of the Big TreesSketch of Yosemite National ParkStatement of the Production of Spelter, Jan. 1 to June 30, 1914Statement Showing Land Grants By Congress to Aid in the Construction of Railroads, Canals,

etcStatutes and Regulations Governing Entries and Proofs Under Desert LawsTechnical Papers, Bureau of Mines:

No. 11. Use of Mice and Birds for Detecting Carbon Monoxide After Mine Fires and Explo-sions

No. 34. Experiments "With FurnacesNo. 45. Waste of Oil and GasNo. 61. Metal-Mine Accidents in the United States, 1912.No. 65. Study of the Oxidation of CoalNo. 70. Oil Recovery.No. 72. Problems of the Petroleum IndustryNo. 76. Notes on Sampling and Analysis of CoalNo. 77. Report of Committee on Resuscitation from Mine GasesNo. 79. Electric Lights for Use About Oil and Gas WellsNo. 80. Hand Firing Soft Coal Under Power-Plant BoilersNo. 81. Vapor Pressiire of Arsenic Trioxide, TheNo. 85. Production of Explosives in the United StatesNo. 88. Radium-Uranium Ratio in Carnotite, TheNo. 89. Coal-Tar ProductsNo. 90. Treatment of Low-grade Complex Ores of UtahNo. 92. Quarry Accidents in the United StatesNo. 94. Metal-Mine Accidents in the United States During the Calendar Year 1913No. 99. Probable Eliect of the War in Europe on the Ceramic Industries of the United

StatesNo. 101. Permissible Explosion-Proof Motors for MinesNo. 118. Coke-Oven Accidents in the United States

Trade-Mark RulesTraining School for Nurses, 1914-15—Announcement and CalendarTopographic Instructions of the United States Geological SurveyWater Supply and Irrigation Papers:

Contributions to the Hydrology of the United States

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1914—Discharge of Yukon River at Eagle, Alaska, The ,

Gazetteer of Surface Waters of Iowa ,

Ground-Water Resources of the Niles Cone and Against Adjacent Areas, California.

.

Method of Determining the Daily Discharge of Rivers of Variable SlopeWater Resources of Butte, Mont., The

1915—Ground Water for Irrigation in the Sacramento Valley, CalDeschutes River and Its UtilizationGeology and Underground Waters of the Southeastern Part of the Texas Coastal PlainGeology and Water Resources of Tularosa Basin, N. MexGround Water in Southeastern NevadaProfile Surveys

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Bear River Basin, IdahoClark Fork of Columbia River, Mont., Idaho, WashHood and Sandy River Basins, OregMissouri River from Great Falls to Three Forks, MontSnake River Basin, IdahoSnoqualmie, Sultan, and Skykomish Rivers, WashWenatchee River Basin, WashWillamette River Basin, Oreg

Quality of the Surface Waters of—OregonWashington

Springs of CaliforniaStream-Gaging Stations and Publications Relating to Water Resources, 1885-1913

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Part III, Ohio River BasinPart IV, St. Lawrence River BasinPart V, Hudson Bay and Upper Mississippi River Drainage Basins..Part VI, Missouri R'iver BasinPart VII, Lower Mississippi River BasinPart VIII, Western Gulf of Mexico Drainage BasinsPart IX, Colorado River BasinPart X The Great BasinPart XI, Pacific Coast Basins in California

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heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued,


Title. Copies,

Water Supply and Irrigation Papers—Continued.Surface Water Supply of—

United States—1911—

Paxt 6, Missouri River BasinPart 9, Colorado River BasinPart 12, North Pacific Coast Drainage Basins

1912—Part 1, North Atlantic Coast BasinsPart 3, Ohio River Basin ^Part 5, Upper Mississippi River and Hudson Bay BasinsPart 6, Missotu-i River BasinPart 7, Lovrer Mississippi River BasinPart S, Western Gulf of Mexico BasinPart 9. Colorado River BasinPart 10, Great Basin, ThePart 11, Pacific Coast Basins in CaliforniaPart 12^ North Pacific Drainage Basins

—

PaciSc Drainage Basins in Washington and Upper Columbia River Basin.Lower Columbia River and Rogue, Umpqua, and Siletz Rivers

1913—Part 3, Ohio River BasinPart 4, St. Lawrence River BasinPart 7, Lower Mississippi River Basin

Yukon-Tanana Region, AlaskaL'nderground Waters of the Coastal Plain of Georgia and Surface Waters Used as MunicipalSupphes

Water Analysis from the Laboratory of the Geological SurveyWater Resources of—

Antelope Valley, CalHawaii, 1912

600400

3,500

2,5002,2002, 2002,0002,2002,5002,0002,0003,000

1,0002,000

2,0002,0002,0004,000

5,0003,000

1.0002,500

WAR DEPARTMENT,

Acts of the Philippine Legislature, Vol. XIVActs Relating to the ArmyAnnual Report of

—

Adjutant General, 1914Board of—

Commissioners of the Soldiers' Home, District of Colimibia. and Report of the AnnualInspection of the Home by the Inspector General of the Army, 1914

Ordnance and Fortifications, 1914Road Commissioners for Alaska, 1914

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission, 1914Chief of—

Bureau of Insular Affairs, 1914Coast Artillerv, United States Army, 1914Division of Militia Aflairs, 1914Engineers, L'nited States Army, 1914—

I

Parts 1-3 each..Appendix CCCAppendix KKKSeparatesWithout Appendices

Ordnance. 1914Without Index

Quartermaster Corps, 1914Signal Officer, 1914Staff, 1914

Gettysburg National Park Commission, 1914Governor of Porto Rico, 1914Inspector General. 1914Judge Advocate General, United States Army, to the Secretary of War, 1914Secretarv of War, 1914Shiloh National Militarv Park Commission, 1914Surgeon General, Unite'd States Army 1914

Appendix: Completed Cases of Tliberctdosis, Fort Bayard, N. MexSupplement: International Military Medical Statistics, 1913

Vicksburg National Militarv Park Corn mission, 1914War Department, Vols. I-III each.

Army Horse in Accident and Disease -

Armv List and Directory:Jtilv, 1914-Mav, 1915 each.June, 1915....-

Army Recruiting

30017, 700

1,735

535335300135

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head; of department i for the fi cal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Bulletins, Surgeon General's Office:

No. 5, Mental Disease and Defect in the United States TroopsNo. 6, Prophylaxis of Malaria with Reference to the Military Service, TheNo. 7, Studies in Roentgen-Ray Diagnosis with Especial Reference to the Gastro-IntestinalTract

Cavalry Service Regulations, United States Army, 1914Circular of Information Concerning the—

Army Nurse CorpsMedical Corps, United States Army

Circular Relating to Qualifications of Candidates for Appointment as Cadets at the UnitedStates Military Academy

Circular Relative to Appointment and Admission of Candidates to the United States MilitaryAcademy

Compilation of Laws Relating to the Quartermaster CorpsDigest of Opinions of the Judge Advocate GeneralDrill Regulations and Service Manual for Sanitary Troops, United States Army, 1914Drill Regulations:

Coast Artillery, United States Army, 1914Combined Infantry and Cavalry DriU Regulations for Automatic Machine Rifle, Cal. .30,Model of 1909 (Doc. No. 488)

Field Artillery, United States ArmyProvisional, 1914Appendix

Machine Gun Organizations, Cavalry, 1910Engineer Documents each.Field BreadField Service Regulations, United States ArmyFlags of the United StatesForeign Commerce of the Philippine Islands, Years Ending June 30, 1909-1913Illustrations of Bunting, Flags, ColorsIndex Catalogue of the Library of Surgeon General's Office (2d Series), Vol. XIXInformation Relative to the Appointment and Admission of Cadets to the United States Mili-tary Academy ,

Instructions for Handling the Field Baking Equipment No. 1

Instructions of the Organized MilitiaLaws for the Protection and Preservation of the Navigable "Waters of the United StatesLaws of the United States Relating to the Improvement of Rivers and Harbors, 1790-1913,

Vols. I, II, and III each.Laws Relating to War Department, Index toManual for—

Army Cooks, 1910Cavalry EquipmentCourts Martial, 1908. with Corrections and ChangesEngineer Field Manual, 1912Infantry Equipment Manual, Organized Militia, Peace, 1914Interior Guard Duty, United States Army, 1914Noncommissioned Officers and Privates of Infantry of the Organized Militia and Volunteers

of the United States, 1914Appendix A

Pack Transportation, 1910Physical Training lor Use in United States Army..Signal Corps Equipment Manual, Organized Militia, 191'

Small Arms Firing Manual, United States Army, 1913, with ChangesMedals of HonorMilitary Laws of the United States, 1914, TheNeutrality ProclamationOfficers of the Army Detailed as Professors of Military Science and Tactics at Educational Insti-

tutionsOfficers of the Army, Their Families, etc., Residing in the District of ColumbiaOfficial Army Register, 1915Official Bulletin, Vol. I, Nos. and 3 each..Philippine Civil Service Act and Rules, March, 1912Price List of Equipment and Tools Issued by the Signal Corps to the Army and Organized

MilitiaPrivate .A.cts, Sixty-third Congress, Nos. 32 and 106 each..Proceedings of National Board for the Promotion of Rifle PracticePublic Acts, Sixty-third Congress:

No 264Nos. 46, 172, and 265 each..No 263No. 292No. 205No. 291No. 120No 161Nos. 82, 84. and 143 each..

Record of Proceedings of the National Militia Board Which Met at Washington January 15,

1915, etc

Recruiting Circular, United States Army

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No. IL.

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Statement of annual reports and document'^ printed upon requi itions by the

heads of department i for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Regulations for the—Army of the United States, 1913, with Changes Nos. 1-11

General Recruiting Service, United StatevS ArmyGovernment of United States Army General HospitalsInstructions and Target Practice of Coast Artillery Troops, 1914National Military ParksUniform ol the United States Army

Regulations Governing Commercial Radio Service Between Ship and Shore Stations, UnitedStates Army, 1914

Regulations Relating to the Classification, Appointment, Promotion, Transfer, Separation,Reinstatement of Civil Service Employees in the Quartermaster Corps of the Army

Report of an Annual Inspection of the Several Branches of National Home for Disabled Volun-teer Soldiers

Report of—Attcrney General of Porto Rico, 1914Auditor of Porto Rico, 1914Commissioner of—

Education, Porto Rico, 1914Interior, Porto Rico, 1914

Director of—Labor, Porto Rico, 1914Sanitation, Porto Rico, 1914

Statistics in Connection with R eport of the Director of Sanitation, Porto Rico, 1914.

.

Test of Metals, Watertown Arsenal, 1914Treasurer, Porto Rico, 1914

Report on-Experimental TowboatsFuel Tests and the Issue of FuelOrganization of the Land Forces of the United StatesRelief of American Citizens in Europe

Roster Showing Stations and Duties of Officers of Quartermaster Corps:July-November, 1914 each..December, 1914January-May ,1915June, 1915

Rulas and Regulations Relating to Navigable Waters of the United StatesRules of Land WarfareSaber Exercise, 1914Sexual Hygiene for Young MenSignal Book United States Army, 1914Soldiers' Handbook, United States Army, Revised 1913Special Agents Series No. S8: Lumber Industry of the Philippine IslandsSpecifications for the Uniform of the United States ArmyStanding of Companies of Coast Artillery Corps at Target Practice, 1913, Bulletin No. 44Tables of Organization, Organized Militia, 1914Technical Notes and Extracts from Reports of Coast Artillery Practice for 1913Text of the Eight-Hour LawWater Terminal and Transfer Facilitias

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Acts and R&solutions Relating Chiefly to the Navy, Navy Department, and Marine Corps,Sixty-third Congress

Acts Relating tn the ArmyAddress of the President of the United States at the Luncheon Tendered to Him by the Mayor'sCommittee, New York

Address Delivered at Closing Exercise 13th Session, Naval Medical SchoolAmerican Fphemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1917American Nautical Almanac:

1915, Supplement to1916

Annual Register of United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, MdAnnual Report of the—

Chief of the Bureau of—Constmction and Repair, 1914 ,

NavigationAppendix 2—Naval ObservatoryAppendix 3—Naval MilitiaAppendix 4—Radio Service

Ordnance, 1914Steam Engineering, 1914Yards and Docks, 1914

Hydrographic Office, 1914Judge Advocate General, 1914Major General Commandant of United States Marine Corps, 1914Naval Militia, 1914Navy Department, 1914

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heads of departmentsfor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

NAVY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Annual Report of the—Continued.Paymaster General, United States Army, 1914 ,

Small Arms Target Practice, 1914Solicitor of the Navy, 1914 : ,

Surgeon General, United States Navy, 1914Bill to Increase the Efficiency of the Personnel of the NavyCircular of Physical Requirements for the Information of Persons Desiring to Enter Navy

as Surgeons, Paymasters, etc ,

Circular Relative to Appointment of Candidates to the United States Military Academy...Comparative Statement of Estimates and Appropriations, 1915-16Course in History, Geography, and Arithmetic, including Questions and Answers for Use of

Enlisted Persormel ,

Deck and Boat Book of the United States Navy, 1914Digest of Naval Appropriations, 1915Examination Papers for Admission to the United States Naval Academy ,

Extension of Remarks of Hon. John H. Small on Our Navy"Field BreadFiring Regulations for Small Arms, United States Navy, 1915 ,

Flags of Maritime NationsGeneral Catalogue of Charts and Books Published by the Hydrographic 0£aceHydrographic Office Bulletins:


Instructions for Handling the Field Bakery Equipment No. 1

International Law Topics and Discussions, 1914List of—

Appropriations for 1915Corps of Engineers, United States NavyVacancies for Midshipmen

Manual for Medical Department, United States NavyMental Disease and Defect in United States TroopsMovements of Vessels, July 1, 1913, to June 30, 1914Naval Militia Cruises, 1914Naval Militia Register, 1914—Jan. 1

Navy and Marine Corps List and Directory:July, 1914-February, 1915 each..March-April, 1915 do

—

May, 1915June, 1915

Navy and Marine Corps Social RegisterNavy Register, Jan. 1, 1915Notice to Mariners:

1914—Nos. 27-38 each..No. 39Nos. 40-41 each..No. 42Nos. 43-51 each..No. 52Index

1915—Nos. 1-5 each..Nos. 6-7 do....Nos. 8-12 do....Nos. 13-20 do....Nos. 21-22 do....No. 23Nos. 24-25 each..No. 26

Official BulletinPamphlet for Information of Enlisted Men, United States Navy, Serving First Enlistment..Pamphlets of Coal Expenditure and Cruising Radius of VesselsPay, Promotion, and Rewards in the NavyProceedings of National Board for the Promotion of Rifle PracticePublic Acts, Sixty-third Congress:

Nos. 263, 264, and 292 each..Nos. 296 and 302 do ...

Nos. 127 and 290 do....Nos. 82, 84, 120, and 143 do ...

Yo. 161

No. 271No 121

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NAVY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Regulations Relating to the Classification, Appointment, Promotion, Transfer, Separation,Reinstatement of Civil Service Employees in the Quartermaster Corps of the Army

Report of—Battle Practice, Spring, 1914Board on Increased Efficiency of the Personnel of the NavyElementary and Division Practices, Autumn, 1914-15Engineering Competitions, 1913-14

Rules for Elementary and Battle Practices, Cruisers and Gunboats, 1915, United States NavyRules for Battle Practice Battleships, Torpedo, and Submarine Classes, 1914-15Secretary's Hearing Before Naval Committee of HouseStanding of Companies of Coast Artillery Corps at Target Practice, 1913Treaties Between the United States and Other Countries, 1915 each.United States Naval Medical Bulletins:

Vol. VTII, Nos. 3-4 do...Vol. IX, Nos. 1-2 do...

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Aniline Color IndustryAnnual Conference on the Weights and Measures of the United States, 1914 (9th)

.

Annual Report of the—Chief of the—

Appointment DivisionBxireau of—

Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 1914

Foreign and Domestic Commerce on Commerce and Navigation, 1914

.

Tables—359 and 10

Division of Publications, 1914Commissioner of—

Corporations, 1914Fisheries— -

1913 and Special Papers ."

1914Lighthouses, 19l4—

PartiPart II

Department of Commerce, 1914Director of the

—

Bureau of Standards, 1914

Census, 1914Secretary of Commerce, 1914—Pamphlet EditionSuperintendent of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1914Supervising Inspector General

Appropriation for the Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1916Auxiliary Lighting and Wireless SystemsBulletins of the Bureau of—

Fisheries, Vol. 32, 1912Standards-

Decennial Index to, 1904-1914Vol. X, No. 4

Index to, 1914Vol. XI, Nos. 1-4—Title Page and Table of Contents

Catalogue of—Charts, 1914

Supplement toCharts, Sailing Directions and Tide Tables of the Philippine Islands

Census:Bulletins

—

Abstract of Special Bulletins on Wealth, Debt, and TaxationAge of Farmers by Color of Operator, Character of Tenure, and Size of Farm—Thir-

teenth CensusAssessed Valuation of Property and Amount and Rates of Levy, 1860-1912 ,

Blind Population of the United States, TheCentral Electric Light and Power Stations and Street and Electric RailwaysChinese and Japanese in the United Stages, 1910Cotton Production, 1913County and Municipal Indebtedness, 1913, 1902, and 1890, and Sinking Fimd Assets, 1913.

Estimated Valuation of National Wealth, 1850-1912Financial Statistics of Cities, 1913Municipal Revenues, Expenditures and Public Properties, 1913National and State Expendittu-es, 1913 and 1903, and Public Properties of States, 1913.

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National and Sta.te Indebtedness and Funds and Investments, 1870-1913Negroes in the United StatesOccupation Statistics, 1910

.each.

5,00010,0005,5001,0005,500

60,0009,00010,0007,5007,0005,0001,000

10,0002,500

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Title.

Census—Continued.Bulletins—Continued.

Occupation atatistics. Population, 1910Population of the United States by Counties and Minor Civil Divisions, 1910Public IndebtednessReligious Bodies, 1906Revenues and Expenditures and Public Properties of Counties, 1913Supply and Distribution of Cotton for the Year Ending August 31, 1914 ,

Taxation and Revenue Systems of State and Local GovernmentsTelephones and Telegraphs, 1912 ,

Census of Prisoners, 1910Church Statistics for New HampshireCircular of Information Concerning List of Publications of the Bureau of Census ,

Classification by Industries; Census of Manufactures, 1914 ,

Index to-Joint Causes of DeathOccupations and Classified Index

Law Summaries by States, Delinquent Classes ,

Rank of States in Population, Value of Crops, etcReport on-

Benevolent Institutions, 1910 ,

Electrical Industries, 1912—Vol.1Vol.11

Insane and Feeble-Minded in Institutions, 1910Mortality Statistics, 1913 ,

Paupers in Almshouses, 1910 ,

Religious Bodies, Parts 1 and 2 each.,Report to Director of the Census of the Expert Special Agents on Tobacco at the ConferenceHeld at the Bureau of the Census in Washington, D. C, on December 11 and 12, 1914

Reports of the Thirteenth Census

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Agriculture

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Vol. VVols. VI and VII each..

Manufactures—Vol. VIIIVols . IX and X each .

.

Vol. XIMines and Quarries—

Vol. XIPopulation

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Vol.1Vol. IIVol. IllVol. IV

Statistical Atlas, 1910Summary-

Age of Farmers, 1910Blindness in the United StatesChinese and Japanese in the United StatesCounty Revenues, Expenditures, and PropertiesElectric Light^, Power, and TransportationExpenses of City GovernmentsForeigners in the United States, 1910Indebtedness of Cities, 1912Indians in the United StatesInsane in Institutions in the United StatesMen and Women in ProfessionsMortality Statistics 1913National and State Kevenues and Expenditures, 1903-1913Negroes in the United StatesOccupations, 1910, Cities-

BaltimoreBostonChicagoClevelandDetroitNew York CityPhiladelphia and Pittsburgh each.

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St. LouisOccunation Statistics, 1910, States

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AlabamaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelaware and District of Columbia each.

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FloridaGeorgia

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heads of departments for the pxal year ended June 30, i5i,5—Continued.


Title.

Census—Continued

.

Summary—Continued.Occupation Statistics, 1910, States—Continued.

IdahoIllinois

IndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMiimesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginia"Washington and "West Virginia each"Wisconsin"V\''yoming

Paupers in Almshouses, 1910Principal Causes of Death—Mortality Statistics, 1913Proportion of City Population OccupiedPublic Indebtedness in the United StatesState Laws Relating to Dependent Classes, 1913Statistical ' tlas, 1914Supply and Distribution of Cotton in the United StatesTelephones and Telegraphs"Wealth, Public Indebtedness and Taxation

Circulars of the Bureau of Standards:Copper Wire TablesElectric Wire and Cable TerminologyElectrical Measuring InstrumentsFees for Electric, Magnetic, and Photometric TestingLegal Weights (in pounds) per Bushel of Various CommoditiesLime, Its Properties and Uses .'

Measurement of Time and Tests of TimepiecesMeasurements of Length and AreaMelting Points of Chemical Elements and Other Standard TemperaturesMetallographic TestingNational Standard Hose Couplings and Fittings for Public Fire ServicePrinting InksPropo<?ed National Electrical Safety CodePublications of the Bureau of Standards, Supplement toRegulation of Electrotyping SolutionsRelation of the Horsepower to the Kilowatt, TheSafety Rules to be Observed in the Operation and Maintenance of Electrical Supply Utili

ties

Standard Gage for Sheet and Plate Iron and SteelStandard Methods of Gas TestingStandard Regulations for Manufactured Gas and Gas ServiceStandardization of Electrical Practice in MinesTesting of—

BarometersGlass Volumetric Apparatus .'

MaterialsMechanical Rubber Goods

United States Government Specification for Portland CementUnits of "Weight and Measure Definitions and Tables of Equivalents

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, ^9^5—Continued.


Coast Pilot Notes: Kuskokwin Bay and RiverCommerce Reports (daily):

January-April, 1915 each..May, 1915June, 1915Annual Series, Supplement to—

January, 1915February, 1915March-April, 1915May, 1915Jime, 1915

January 9, 1914Commercial Relations of the United States with Foreign Coimtries, 1912Consular and Trade Reports, Daily:

July-December, 1914 each..Index for Quarter Ending-

June 30, 1914September 30, 1914December 31, 1914March 31, 1915

Consular Reports, Special:No. 60, Foreign Markets for Railway Supplies and Equipment, 1913No. 62, Markets for American Fruits, 1913No. 66, South American Market for SoapNo. 67, Cooking Fats in South AmericaNo. 68, Tobacco Trade of the WorldNo. 69, Foreign Markets for CoalNo. 70, South American Market for Jewelry and SilverwareNo. 71, Some Aspects of the Iron and Steel Industry in Europe

Exports of Domestic Breadstuffs:June-August, 1914 each..September, 1914-January, 1915 do..February-Ai)ril, 1915 do..

Financial Conditions in Brazil, March 1, 1915Fisheries, Documents and Circulars:

Alaska Fisheries and Fur Industries in 1913American Catfishes: Habits, Culture, and Commercial ImportanceAquatic Plants in Pond CultureArtificial Propagation of the—

Atlantic Salmon, Rainbow Trout, and Brook TroutBlack Bass, Crappies, and Rock Bass..

Condition of Oyster Beds and Barren Bottoms of Lavaca Bay, TexasCorrelations of Weight, Length, and Other Body Measurements in the Weak FishDirective Influence of the Sense of Smell in the Dogfish, TheDistribution of Fish and Fish Eggs During the Fiscal Year—

19131914

Economic Circulars

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No. 13, Commercial Possibilities of the Goosefish, A Neglected FoodNo. 14, Mussel Resources of the Tensas River of LouisianaNo. 15, Common and Scientific Names of Freshwater Mussels, TheNo. 16, Concerning the Mortality of the Soft Clams at Essex, Mass

Experimental Study of the Growth and Migration of Fresh Water MusselsExperiments in Propagation of Fresh-water Mussels of the Quadrula GroupFat Absorbing Function of the Alimentary Tract of the King Salmon, TheFisheries Service Bulletin No. 1, June, 1915Fishes and Fishing in Sunapee LakeFishes of the Yellowstone National ParkGeneral Title Page and Table of Contents for Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries, 1913 . .

.

General Title Page, Table of Contents and Index for Bulletin, Vol. XXXII, 1912Identification of the Glochidia of Freshwater MusselsLimnological Study of the Finger Lakes of New York, AList of Publications of the Bureau of FisheriesMenhaden Industry of the Atlantic Coastj TheMussel Fauna of Central and Northern Minnesota, TheMussel Resources, Illinois River and the Mussel Fishery of the Fox RiverMussel Resources Tributaries of the Upper Missouri RiverNote on the Habits, Morphology of the Reproductive Organs and Embryology of the Vivip-arous Fish Gambusia Affinia

Otter-Trawl FisheryReport of Alaska Investigation in 1914Skeletal Musculature of the King Salmon, TheSporozoon Parasites of Certain Fishes in the Vicinity of Woods Hole, MassachusettsStorage of Fat in the Muscular Tissue of the King Salmon and Its Resorption diuring theFast of the Spawning Migration, The

Survey of the Fishing Grounds on the Coast of Washington and Oregon, 1914Water Power Development in Relation to Fishes and Mussels of the Mississippi

Forecast of Trade with South America in 1915Foreign Tarifi! Notes, Nos. 13, 14, and 15 each..Fusible Plugs


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Title.

General Rules and Regulations for the Steamboat-Inspection ServiceGlass Graduates Suitable for Weights and Measures Officials

Important Details in South American Trade .'

,

Imported Merchandise Entered for Consumption in the United States and Duties Collectedthereon for Quarter Ending

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December 31, 1913March-September, 1914 each.,December 31, 1914

Increased Ocean Transportation RatesInside Route Pilot-

Coast of New JerseyKey West to New Orleans, 1914

International Metric System of Weights and MeasuresLanding and Use of Intoxicating Liquors on the Pribilof Islands, AlaskaLatin-American TradeLaws and Regulations for Protection of Fisheries of AlaskaLaws Governing the Steamboat-Inspection ServiceLeaf Tobacco Held April 1, 1915Light List:

Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of the United States, 1915Great Lakes, United States and Canada

—

19141915

Pacific Coast^ United States and Canada, 1915Lighthouse Service Bulletins:

Nos. 31-39 each..Nos. 40-42 do....

List of—Buoys and Other Aids to Navigation

—

Fifth Lighthouse District, 1915Eighth Lighthouse District, 1914Tenth Lighthouse District, 1915Eleventh Lighthouse District, 1915Twelfth Lighthouse District, 1915

Licensed Officers, 1914Merchant Vessels, United States—

19131914

Publications of the Department of Commerce, January, 1915United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Charts, Coast Pilots and Tide Tables Issued,Canceled, etc.. Since Chart Catalogue Supplement Dated November 14, 1914

London Radiotelegraphic ConventionMeasurement of Shelter-Decks and Closed-in SpacesMiscellaneous Series:

No. 6, Promotion of CommerceNo. 7, Factors in Foreign Trade.No. 16, Cost of Production in the Pottery IndustryNo. 17, Publications of Latin America and the West IndiesNo. 18, Statement on the Latin American Trade SituationNo. 19, Wholesale Prices of Leading Articles in United States Markets, July, 1912—Sep-tember, 1914

No. 20, Consular Recommendations on South American TradeNo. 21, The Pottery IndustryNo. 23, Trade of the United States with Other Americaa Countries, 1913-14No. 24, Industrial Conditions in Montgomery County, PaNo. 25, European Markets for FishNo. 26, Consumption Estimates

Monthly Letter, March-June each..Monthly List of Publications Issued by the Department of Commerce:

July-November, 1914 each.

.

January, 1915February-May, 1915 each..

Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance:May-November, 1914 each .

.

December, 1914-March. 1915 doNavigation Laws of 1911: Amendments to (third supplement)Pilot Rules for—

Certain Inland Waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts and of the Coast of the Gulf of

MexicoGreat Lakes and Their Connecting and Tributary WatersRivers Whose Waters Flow into the Gulf of Mexico and the Red River of the North

Plane Table Manual, APromotion of "foreign Commerce of the United StatesProposed Amendments to Steamboat Inspection Rules and Regulations (biireau circular)Public Acts, Sixty-third Congress:

No . 296No. 290Nos. 263, 161, and 172 each.No. 302


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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


Title. Copies.

Public Acts, Sixty-third Congress—Continued.No. 307No. 264No. 212No. 203

Radio Communication Laws of the United StatesRadio Service Bulletin:

January-Pebruary, 1915 each.

.

March, 1915April-June, 1915 each..

Radio Stations of the United StatesSupplement No. 1

Regulation of Motor BoatsRegulations for

—

Lighting Bridges, 1914Protection of J ur-Bearing Animals in AlaskaUnited States Lighthouse Service, 1914, The

Regulations Governing Radio Communication, July 1, 1913Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on the—

Lumber Industry—Parts 2 and 3 each..Letter of Commissioner of Corporations Submitting Report

Taxation of Corporations, Part V, Moimtain and Pacific States.Letter of the Commissioner of Corporations Submitting Report

Reports Required and Duties of Licensed OfflcersResults of—

Magnetic Observations Made by the Coast and Geodetic Survey in 1913Observations Made at the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Magnetic ObservatoryNear Tucson, Arizona, 1911 and 1912

Rules and Regulations Governing Private Aids to Navigation ,

Rules for Vessels Working on \\ recksSchedules:

A. Classification of Imports and Exports of Foreign Commodities ,

B. Classification of Commodities and Laws and Regulations of Monthly Statements of Ex-ports of Domestic Commodities

E . Classification of Merchandise ,

Scientific Papers:No. 4, Spectra of Mixed Gases, TheNo. 8, On the Temperature of the ArcNo. 9, Absolute Measurement of InductanceNo. 11, Optical PyrometryNo. 17, History of Standard Weights and Measures of the United StatesNo. 18, A\'atermeter Methods of Measuring PowerNo. 19, Relative Intensities of Metal and Gas SpectraNo. 21, Influence of wave Form on the Rate of Integrating Induction WattmetersNo. 26, Talbot's Low as Applied to the Rotating Sectored DiskNo. 31, Calculation of the Self-Inductance of Single-Layer CoilsNo. 39, Pocket Spectrophotometer, ANo. 43, On the Determination of the Mean Horizontal Intensity of Incandescent LampsNo. 44, Purity and Intensity of Monocromatic Light SourcesNo. 53, The Colorimetric Determination of IronNo. 54, On Sulphocyanic AcidNo. 64, Simultaneous Measurement of the Capacity and Power Factor of CondensersNo. 75, On the Self-Inductance of Circles

No. 7fi, Influence of Frequency on the Resistance and InductaLce of Solenoidal Coils

No. 78, Best Method of Demagnetizing Iron in Magnetic TestingNo. 82, Preparation of Chloroplatinic AcidNo. 87, An Apparatus for Determination of the Form of a Wave of Magnetic FluxNo. 88, Effect of Wave Form Upon the Iron Losses in TransformersNo. 89, Luminous Properties of Electrically Conducting Helium GasNo. 97, Selective Radiation From Various SolidsNo. 103, Luminous Equivalent of RadiationNo. 108, Errors in Magnetic Testing with Ring SpecimensNo. 109, Testing of Transformer SteelNo. 112, Theory of Coupled Circuits

No. 126, Coupled Circuits in Which the Secondary Has Distributed Inductance and CapacityNo. 128, White Light from the Mercury Arc and Its ComplementaryNo. 135, Specific Heat of Some Calcium Chloride SolutionsNo. 147, Temperature Coefficient of Resistance of CopperNo. 148, Electrical Conductivity of Commercial CopperNo. 153, Action of Sunlight and Air Upon Some Lubrication OilsNo. 158, Some Experiments with Coupled High f^requency CircuitsNo. 167, Steam-Turbine Expansion Line of the Mollier DiagramNo. 173, Outline of Design of Deflection PotentiometersNo. 174, Determination of Total Sulphur in India RubberNo. 178, Hydrolvsis of Sodium Oxalate and its Influence Upon the Test for Neutrality

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No. 205, Melting" Points of the Refractory ElementsNo. 206, High Frequency AmmetersNo. 207, Comparative Study of American Direct Current Watthour MetersNo. 217, Testing Potential Transformers


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Title.

Scientific Papers—Continued.No. 21S, Comparison of the Silver and Iodine Voltameters and the Determination of theFaradav

No. 220, the Silver Voltameter, Pai't IVNo. 221, Influence of Atmospheric Conditions in the Testing of SugarsNo. 223, The Testing of PotentiometersNo. 224, The Emissivityof Metals and Oxides: I—Nickel Oxide (NiO) in the Range 600°

to 1.300° CNo. 225, Adjustments of the Thomson Bridge in the Measurement of Very Low Resistances.No. 226, Quantitative Experiments in Radiotelegraphy TransmissionNo. 227, Measurements on Standards of RadiationNo. 22S, An Experimental Study on the Koepsel PermeanmeterNo. 229, Various Modifications of Bismuth-Silver Thermopiles Having Continuous Absorb-ing Surface

No. 230, Combustion Calorimetry and the Heats of Combustion of Cane Sugar, BenzoicAcid,' and Naphthalene

No. 23i, Specific Heat of Copper in the Interval 0° to 50° CNo. 232, Equilibrium in the System, Lead Acetate Lead Oxide, "Water, at 25 per cent -

No. 233. A Watthour Meter Method of Testing Instrument TransformersNo. 2ii, Insulating Properties of the SoUd DielectricsNo. 235, A Direct-Reading Instrument for Measiuing the Logarithmetic Decrement andWave Length of Electro^Magnetic Waves

No. 236, Electrical Resistance and Critical Ranges of Piire IronNo. 2:37, Absorption, Reflection, and Dispersion Constants of QuartzNo. 23S, Characteristic Equations of Tungsten Filament LampsNo. 239, A Vibration ElectrometerNo. 240, Studies on the Silver VoltameterNo. 241, A Wheatstone Bridge for Resistance Thermometry ,

No. 242, The Emissivitv of Metals and Oxides II—Measurements TV'ith the Micropvrometer,No. 243, The Emissivitv of Metals and Oxides III—The Total Emissivity of Platintmaand the Relation Bet\reen Total Emissivity and Resisti-vity ,

No. 244, Comparison of Stellar Radiometers and Radiometric Meastirements on 110 Stars...

No. 245, Temperature Coefficient of Magnetic Permeability within the Working RangeNo. 246, Methods of Measm-ing the Inductances of Low Resistance StandardsNo. 249, The Emissivity of Metals and Oxides IV—Iron Ore

Seamen's Act, Department'Cncular No. 256Special Agents' Series:

No. 31, Cuba, Mexico, and Central AmericaNo. 36, Brazil, Colombia, and VenezuelaNo. 40, Argentina, Lf'ruguay, and ParaguayNo. 81, South America as an Export Field.No. 85, South American Markets for Drug Products, Patent and Proprietary Medicines,

Surgical Implements and Dental SuppliesNo. S6, Cotton Goods in JapanNo. 87, South American Trade in Canned GoodsNo. 89, Cotton Seed Products and Their Competitors in Northern EtiropeNo. 90, Banking and Credit in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and PeruNo. 91, Pineapple-Canning Industrv of the WorldNo. 92, Canned-Goods Trade in the" Far EastNo. 93, Canned-Tomato Industry in ItalyNo. 94, Japanese Markets for Arderican LumberNo. 95, Rattan Supply of the PhilippinesNo.'96, DyestufTs for American IndustriesNo. 99, Cotton Seed Industry in Foreign Countries

Special Publications:No. 19, Primary Triangulation on the 104th Meridian and on the 39th parallel in Colorado,Utah, and Nevada

No. 21, Description of Long Wire DragNo. 22, Precise Leveling from Bingham, Utah, to San Francisco, Cal.No. 23, Work of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, TheNo. 24, Triangulation in Alabama and MississippiNo. 25, Results of Magnetic Observations Made by the United States Coast and GeodeticSurvev, in 1914

Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1914Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States, 1800-1914Steamboat Inspection Rules and Regulations, Amendments ofTariff Series:

Customs Tariff of France with SupplementForeign Import Duties on Motor Vehicles and AccessoriesRegistration of Trade-Marks in Latin AmericaSupplement to Tariff of Japan

Technologic Papers:No. 6,^ Determination of Chromium and Its Separation from Vanadium, in SteelsNo. 9, Density and Thermal Expansion of Linseed Oil and TurpentineNo. 13, Evaporation Test for Mineral Lubricating and Transformer Oils, TheNo. 16, Manufacture of LimeNo. 18, Electrolysis in ConcreteNo. 19, Physical Testing of Cotton YamsNo. 20, Determination of Sulphur in Illuminating Gas

1,000500500

1,500500500500

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Title.

Technologic Papers—Continued-No. 23, Technical Control of the Calloidal Matter of ClaysNo. 25, Electrolytic Erosion of Iron in Soils.

,

No. 27, Special Studies in Electrolysis Mitigation,

No. 29, Variations in Results of Sieving with Standard Cement Sieves ,

No. 32, Special Studies in Electrolysis Mitigation, No. 2 ,

No. 36, Industrial Gas CalorimetryNo. 37, Iodine Number of Linseed and Petroleum OilsNo. 38, Observations on Finishing Temperatures and Properties of Soils

No. 39, Analysis of Printing InksNo. 40, Veritas Firing Rings, TheNo. 41, Lead Acetate Test for Hydrogen Sulphide in GasNo. 42, Standardization of No. 200, Cement SievesNo. 43, Hydration of Portland CementNo. 45, Study of Some Recent Methods for the Determination of Total Sulphur in Rubber, A

.

No. 46, Study of the Atterberg Plasticity Method, ATide Tables:

1915.Atlantic Coast

1916.Pacific CoastAtlantic Coast

Tide Tables, Kuskokwin Bay and River, Alaska, 1915Total value of imports and exports:

June-July, 1914 each.August, 1914September-November, 1914 each.December, 1914-March, 1915 doApril, 1915May, 1915

Total Value of Imports and Exports of Merchandise January, 1914, to Dec. 31, 1914: Gold andSilver Imports and Exports

United States Coast Pilot:

Atlantic Coast, Cape Ann to Point JudithAtlantic Coast, Parts I-II, St. Croix River to Cape Ann, supplement to third editionAtlantic Coast, Part IV, Point Judith to New YorkAtlantic Coast, Part V, New York to Chesapeake Bay Entrance, supplement to fourthedition

Atlantic Coast, Part VIII, Gulf of Mexico from Key West to the Rio Grande, supplement tothird edition

Pacific Coast, Part I, Alaska, supplement to fifth editionPacific Coast, California, Oregon, and Washington, supplement to second edition

Union Calendar No. 349Weekly Notice to Mariners:

1914, Nos. 28-52 each..1915—

NoS. 1-2 each..Nos. 3-4 do

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Nos. 5-8 do....Nos. 9-11 doNo, 12No. 13

Nos. 14-23 each..No. 24

,

Nos. 25-26 each..


Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on

—

Conditions in the Healdton, Okla., Oil FieldFarm Machinery Trade AssociationsTobacco Industry, Part III—Prices, Costs, and Profits

2,5002,5002,500

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Administration of the—Employment Certificate System in ConnecticutLabor Laws and Factory Inspection in Certain European Countries

Annual Report of the

—

Chief of the—Children's Bureau, 1914Division of—

Information, 1914Publications and Supplies, 1914

5,0009,000

2.500

500250


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heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continiiecl.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR—Continued.

Title.

Annual Report of the—Continued.Commissioner General of Immigration, 1914Commissioner of Naturalization, 1914Department of Labor, 1914Secretary of Labor, 1914

Birth Registration:Monograph No. 1

Monograph No. 1

Care of Children's Series:

Infant care :

Prenatal CareConciliation, Arbitration, and Sanitation in Dress and Waist Industry of New York CityDecisions of Courts and Opinions Affecting LaborFederal and State Laws Relating to Convict LaborHandbook of Federal Statistics of ChildrenHours, Earnin?s, and Conditions of Labor of "Women in Indiana Garment Factories and Mercan-

tile EstablishmentsImmigration Bulletin:

Jime-November,1914 each .

.

December, 1914-March, 1915 doApril-May, 1915 do

Immieration Laws—Rules of Nov. 15, 1911Industrial Accidents and Hygiene Series

Lead Poisoning in the Manufacture of Storage BatteriesInfant Mortality Series:

Baby-Saving CampaignsInfant Mortality in Montclair, N. JResults of a Field Study in Johnstown, Pa

Labor Laws of the United States, with Decisions of Courts Relating TheretoLabor Legislation of 1914Laws Relating to Mothers' Pensions in the United States, Denmark, and New ZealandLead Poisoning in the Smelting and Refining of LeadList of Publications of the Department of LaborMental Defectives. District of ColumbiaMiscellaneous Series:

Government Aid to Home Owning and Housing for Working People in European CountriesMinimum Wage Legislation in the United States and Foreign CountriesShort Unit Courses for Wage Earners and a Factory School ExperimentUnemployment in New York City, N. Y

Naturalization Laws and Regulations, Dec. 19, 1914New Zealand Society for the Health of Women and Children

,

Previous Domicile in United States Does Not Affect Question of Exclusion on Subsequent At-tempt to Reenter—Decision No. 3

Publications of the—Department of Labor Available Jime 15, 1915United States Bureau of Labor Statistics up to Jan, 1, 1915

Retail Prices and Cost of Living Series:

No. 14, Retail Prices 1907 to June, 1914No. 15, Butter Prices, from Producer to Consumer

Statistics of Immigration, 1914Study of Dress and Waist Industry for the Purpose of Industrial Education, ATreaty, Laws, and Rules Governing the Admission of ChineseWages and Hours of Labor in the—

Boot and Shoe and Hosiery and Underwear Industries, 1907-1913Building and Repairing of Steam Railroad Cars, 1890-1913Clothing and Cigar Industries, 1911-1913Cotton, Woolen, and Silk Industries, 1907-1913Iron and Steel Industry in the United States, 1907-1912Lumber, Millwork, and Furniture Industries, 1907-1913Wages and Regularity of Employment in the Cloak, Suit, and Skirt Industry, with appen-dix

Wages and Regularity of Employment in the Dress and Waist Industry in New York City.Wholesale Prices, 1890-1913Workmen's Insurance and Compensation Series:

No. 5, Workmen's Compensation Laws of the United States and Foreign CoimtriesNo, 6, Compensation for Accidents to Employees of the United States

UNITED STATES COURT OF CUSTOMS APPEALS.

Calendar of the United States Court of Customs Appeals.Decisions in Five Per Cent Discount Cases

400400

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Title.

Annual Report of Federal Reserve Board, 1914:

FullPamphlet EditionText

BulletinsCirculars:

Commercial PaperAcceptancesTime Deposits and Savings AccoimtsPurchase of WarrantsIncrease and Decrease of Capital Stock of Federal Reserve BanksWaiver of Demand, Notice and ProtestBankers' AcceptancesAcceptance by Member BanksMembership of State Banks

Convention of Officers and Directors of Federal Reserve Banks—Reports of CommitteesDraft of By-Laws of Federal Reserve BanksInter-District Clearings

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.

Report of the Commission on National Aid to Vocational Education:Vol. I

Vol. II.

No. 12.

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Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915.

Title.

Abridgment containing Messages of the Presidents of United StatesAbridgments, Messages and DocumentsAbstract of—

Current Decisions on Mines and MiningStatistics of Common CarriersThirteenth Census

Account of the Receipts and Expenditures by the United StatesAct to

—

Create a Federal Trade CommissionEstablish Federal Reserve BanksIncrease Internal RevenueModify, Revise, and Amend Penal Laws of the United StatesProvide for the Establishment of Federal Reserve BanksRegulate CommerceRegulate Immigration of AliensSupplement Laws against Monopolies

Acts of—Congress, MiscellaneousCongress, Treaties, Proclamations and Decisions of the Supreme Court relating to

Noncontiguous Territory and CubaFirst Philippine Legislatiare

Second Philippine LegislatureThird Philippine Legislature

Actual Experiences in WarAddresses of the Presidents of the United StatesAdjustment of Title to Isle of PinesAdministration of Labor Laws and Factory Inspection in certain European Countries.

.

Advisability of the Establishment of a Pacific Steamship LineAgriculture Appropriation Bill

Agriculture Cooperation and Rural Credit in EuropeAgriculture Cooperation and Rural Credit, Miscellaneous Documents onAgriculture CreditAgriculture Credit and Cooperation in GermanyAgriculture Exploration in the Fruit and Nut Orchards of ChinaA. L. A. CatalogueAlaska Claims, The Favorite WandererAlaska Coal ProblemsAlaska Copper River Expedition—Abercrombie

10 $18.0076 134. 84

2 3.821.95

3 7. 712 3.60

1.942.003.151.451.70

16 29. 361.701.94

10 17. 33

6 11.692 3.454 7. 091 1.731 1.706 11.291 1.80

20 35.901 1.902 3.84

47- 122.071 2.00

10 18. 7735 107.39

1.801 2.051 2.201 1.902 1 3.43

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Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Alaska Production of Precious MetalsAlaska TidesAlaska-Yukon-Pacific ExpositionAlcoholic Problem and its Practical Relations to LifeAlien and Sedition LawsAlphabetical Catalogue of Navy Department LibraryAmerican CampaignsAmerican Charters, Constitutions, and Organic LawsAmerican Ephemeris and Nautical AlmanacAmerican Historical AssociationAmerican History and BiographyAmerican Journal of Liternational LawAmerican State PapersAmerican Tobacco Company v. The United StatesAndrews Report on Colonial and Lake TradeAnnual Conference of Weights and MeasuresAimual List of Merchant VesselsAnnual Reports:

Adjutant General of the ArmyAmerican Historical AssociationAmerican National Red CrossAttorney GeneralAuditor for

—

Li terior DepartmentNavy DepartmentPost OfficeTreasury Department

Board of Regents, Smithsonian InstitutionBureau of—

Animal IndustryAmerican EthnologyEducationFisheriesMines

Chief of the Bureau of—.NavigationPlant Industry

Chief of Engineers, United States ArmyAnalytical and Topical Index to

Chief of Staff, United States ArmyCivil Service CommissionCoast and Geodetic SurveyCommissioner General of Immigration ,

Commissioner of—CorporationsEducationFisheriesGeneral Land OfficeImmigrationIndian AffairsInternal RevenueLaborIvighthouses ,

NavigationPatentsPensions

Comptroller of Currency ,

Daughters of the American RevolutionDepartment of

—

AgricultvireCommerce and LaborInteriorJusticeLabor

Director of—Bureau of MinesBureau of StandardsCensusEducationMint

On Production of Precious Metals in the United States.United States Geological Survey

Federal Reserve BoardFirst Assistant Postmaster GeneralFourth Assistant Postmaster GeneralGeneral Land OfficeGettysburg National Military Park CommissionGovernor of Porto RicoDistrict of Columbia Health OfficerInterstate Commerce Commission

1 S2.201 2.451 2.674 7.113 5.22

2.85138 206. 62249 458. 64

2 3.6645 83.50

,1 1.801'4 43.5010 16.501 1.941 1.881 2.257 13.94

2 3.59477 857. 43

1 1.8034 61.56

2 3.762 3.762 3. 762 3.969 16.03

223 401.92258 671. 78

1 2.007 13.301 1.85

1 1.781 1.80

490 888. 103 6.601 1.90

13 24.359 22. 71

2 3.62

5 9.3589 163. 805 9.501 1.856 11.09

41 77.591 1.85

37 68.954 7.42

12 23.642 4.151 1.88

26 48.10149 287. 09

91 156. 7312 21. 11

55 101 ! 011 l!251 1.90

3 5. 851 1.802. 3.761 1.909 15.941 1.80

21 43. 353 5.691 1.811 2.101 1.86

10 18.481 1.942 3.70

87 163. 48


No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—^Continued.

Title.

Annual Reports—Continued.Isthmian Canal CommissionLake Mohonk Conference on the Indian and Other Dependent PeopleLibrary of CongressLife-Saving ServiceLighthouses

. Major General Commanding the Army^ National Museum . .

.

National Museum and Smithsonian InstitutionOffice of Experiment StationsPatent Office

Post Office DepartmentPostmaster GeneralPublic Health and Mariae-Hospital Service

Supplements toPublic Utilities CommissionReclamation Service

Extracts fromRegister of the TreasurySecond Assistant Postmaster GeneralSecretary of—

AgricultureCommerceInteriorNavySenateTreasury.

On the State of the FinancesWar

Several DepartmentsSmithsonian Institution :

Extracts fromSolicitor for the Post Office DepartmentSuperintendent of—

Coast and Geodetic SurveyUnited States Military Academy

Supervising ArchitectSurgeon GeneralTreasurer of the United States

On the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the District of ColumbiaTreasury DepartmentWar DepartmentWeather BureauYellowstone National Park

Annual Reports on Statistics of Railways in the United StatesAntiquities of the Mesa Verde National ParkAntitrust DecisionsAntitrust LawsAppointment and Admission of Cadets to the United States Military Academy, Infor-mation relating to the

Appropriation Bills

Appropriations, New Offices, etcAppropriations, United States Military AcademyArchives of Government Offices outside City of WashingtonArmy and Navy Pension Laws of the United StatesArmy Appropriation Bill and Military Academy Appropriation BillArmy AppropriationsArmy RegisterArmy RegulationsArt and IndustryArt of War in EuropeArticles on-

Free ListGerman Banking

Atlantic Coast FisheriesAtlas De FilipinosAtlases:

Battlefields of Chickamauga and Chattanooga,

Geologic Atlas of the United StatesGeological Survey

,

Atmospheric Air in relation to Tuberculosis ,

Aviation, Smithsonian Publications onBanking and Credit in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and PeruBanking and Currency Bill

Bankruptcy Law of the United StatesBattle of Gettysburg, Fiftieth Anniversary ofBattlefields of ChickamaugaBattles and Capitulation of Santiago De CubaBeet-Sugar Industry and Miscellaneous DocumentsBenevolent Institutions

112 $207. 911 1.904 7. 433 5,511 2. 206 11.70

106 195. 4716 26. 8021 39. 018 12. 66

11 19. 645 9. 35

25 43.561 1.801 1.70

13 23. 743 5. 663 5. 664 7. 37

15 25.6813 23. 9910 19.5828 49. 0614 27. 6826 47. 369 17. 159 16. 48

10 18. 89285 488. 56

3 4.542 3.71

7 15. 473 5. 541 1.851 1.866 11. 173 5. 668 13. 85

36 65.615 13.251 1.602 5. 281 1.804 7. 201 1.59

3 5.3720 5L 81

3 7. 831 2. 39

2. 205 9. 091 1.901 2. 21

3 5.661 2. 064 7. 24

2. 55

1 1.562 3.61

23 42. 801 2. 80

2 14. 801 1.852 4.501 1.751 1.741 1,845 10. 74

19 35, 264 7, 25

1 8,342 3. 401 1,901 2, 61

KEPORT OP THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 173

No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates uwlerthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Copies.[

Cost.

1 SI. 903 5.703 5.9422 55.8917 36.0063 114 no

1 2. 65

2 4.621 1.471 1.95

1 11. oo1 2.713 7. 73

44 91.321 1.903 6. 15

1 1.702 3.201 1.701 2.201 1.901 1.85

1 2.003 6. 121 1.822 3.36

24 50. 6599 188. 16

2,082 3,319.222 3.75

493 914. 3524 43.456 10.80

54 100. 4513 34. 683 5. 73

138 255.3526 50. 2799 206. 534 7. 43

384 708. 8119 34.7038 71.5012 31.5217 20. 339 55. 89

11 21.292 3.44

117 204. 3439 71.74

6 15. 70101 183. 975 12." 201 1. 70

32 56. 4582 180. 992 3.44

190 352. 941 i.'se

57 101.2314 24.909 16. 501 2.06

532 970.39

1 1.701 2.251 1.651 1.641 1.81

39 76.95

Title.

Bibliography of—Algonquin LanguagePhilippine IslandsState Participation in Civil War

Bills and Debates relating to TrustsBills and Resolutions relating to TrustsBills, Documents, and Resolutions, MiscellaneousBills in re Federal Trade CommissionBills Introduced by-

Senator OwenS. F. ProutyJohnE. Raker

Bills of Exchange, Decision of the Supreme Court, Income Tax Organization, andWork of the State Department

Bills regarding ImmigrationBills that became LawsBiographical Congressional DirectoryBiological Stations of EuropeBirds—Bulletins and Circulars onBirds of—

Middle and North AmericaNorthwest •

Boer WarBoundary—Forty-second to Sixtieth CongressesBoundary Line between Florida and GeorgiaBrief History of Coinage Legislation in the United StatesBriefs:

Operators and Striking Miners of ColoradoStandard Oil Co. of New JerseyYazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Co. v. The United States

Building Railroads in AlaskaBulletins and Reports, Bureau of StandardsBulletins, Circulars, and Documents, Department of AgricultureBulletins, Farmers'Bulletins, MiscellaneousBulletins of:

Bureau of—American EthnologyAmerican RepublicsAnimal IndustryBiological SurveyCensusChemistryEducationEntomologyFisheriesForestryLaborMinesPlant IndustryRolls and LibrarySoilsStandardsStatistics

Children's Bureau.Department of

—

AgricultureCommerce and LaborCommerce, MiscellaneousLabor, Miscellaneous

Fish CommissionGeneral Land Office

Hygienic LaboratoryNational MuseumNational ParksPan American UnionPorto Rico and Hawaiian Experiment StationsPublic Health and Marine Hospital Service

Supplement toSmithsonian InstitutionSouth American CountriesUnited States Geological Survey

Bulletins on:Agriculture CreditCotton ProductionDomestic ScienceHealthItalian Lemons and By-products

Bulletins, Professional Papers, and Water-Supply Papers of the United States Geolog-ical Survey

174 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.

No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued,

Title.

Calendar of Correspondence of—Thomas JeffersonJames MadisonJames Monroe

Canal RecordsCanal Treaties ,

Care of—BabyBoys in Girard College, PennsylvaniaChildren, Pamphlets on

Case of Brigham Roberts, of UtahCases Brought in the Commerce CourtCatalogue of—

A. L. A. LibraryCharts, Coast Pilots, and Tide TablesCoast and Geodetic Siirvey chartsPublic Documents

Cattle and Dairy FarmingCave Fishes of North AmericaCelebration of

—

One Hundredth Anniversary of District of ColumbiaRededication of Congress Hall

Census:AtlasesBulletinsPamphlets

Centennial of the United States Military AcademyCentral Electric Light and Power StationsCentury of Population Growth in the United StatesChanges in the Banking and Currency SystemChicago Harbor and Adjacent WaterwaysChief of Engineers, DocumentsChild Labor Bill ,

Children's Courts in the United StatesChinook TextsChippewa Indians in MinnesotaChoctaw and Chickasaw CitizenshipChoctaw Per CapitaChugach National Forest Lands in AlaskaCider MakingCircular in reference to the Maimer of Acquiring Title to the Public LandsCircular relating to the Enlistment of Men for the NavyCirculars and Reports: Office of the Solicitor

Circulars of:

Bureau of—ChemistryEducationEntomologyForestryPlant IndustrySoils

StandardsDivision of StatisticsGeneral Land OfficeOffice of Experiment Stations

Citizenship of the United States: Expatriation and Protection AbroadCity PlanningCity Smoke OrdinanceCivil Service Retirement: Great Britain and New ZealandClaims Growing out of Insurrection in MexicoClaims of Certain Settlers in Sherman County, OregClassification of the Public LandsCoal Lands in OklahomaCoast Indians of Southern Alaska and Northern British ColumbiaCode of—

Ethics of Arizona Bar Association and Hearings on Confirmation of R. E, Sloan.Laws Governing Common CarriersLaws of the District of ColumbiaPeople's Rule

Comments of the Pharmacopoeia of the United States of America, Digest ofCommerce and NavigationCommerce ReportsCommercial and Agriculture Organization of United StatesCommercial Relations of United States with Foreign CountriesCommission of Fine ArtsComparative Print on Currency BUIComparative Tables of DutiesCompensation for Accidents to Employees of the United States


No. 12.

—


Compilation of—Acts of CongressDocuments on Agriculture Credit BanksElection CasesLaws and Regulations relating to Public Lands in the PhilippinesMessages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States

Compiled Laws of the Territory of Alaska ,

Concentration of Control of Money and CreditConciliation, Arbitration, and Sanitation in the Waist IndustryConditions in the

—

Coal Mines of ColoradoCopper Mines of Michigan

Conduct of—Excise Board of the District of Columbia..Emory Speer

Conference of Governors of the United StatesConfidential Printed DocumentsCongressional DirectoryCongressional GlobeCongressional Record

Bimonthly RecordExtracts from

Consolidation of Rural Schools ,

Consolidations and combinations of CarriersConstitution and Its MakersConstitution, Jefferson's Manual and Rules of the HouseConstitution of—

United StatesUnited States and Confederate States

Consular and Trade Reports, DailyConsumption of Coffee, etcContagious Diseases of Domesticated AnimalsContested Election Cases

Digest ofCooperative Credit Associations in Certain European CountriesContributions from the United States National HerbariumContributions to

—

Economic GeologyHydrology of Eastern United StatesNorth American Ethnology

Copper Fields of MichiganCopper River Expedition in AlaskaCopyright Law of the United StatesCoquit!amCorporation and Income Tax CasesCorrect Orthography of Geographic NamesCost of Living in American TownsCost of Living in CanadaCotton ManufacturesCotton ProductionCotton Sold to the Confederate StatesCourt Decisions Affecting LaborCourt-Martial OrdersCrimesCriminal Code of the United StatesCriminal Procedure in EnglandCriticisms and Suggestions received by Committee on Banking and CurrencyCurrency BUI ,

Currency LawCurrency ReformDanish AgricultureDanish Folk High SchoolDecisions of—

Commissioner of Patents and of the United States Courts in Patent and Trade-Mark

Court of Claims construiag the Bowman and Tucker Acts and other Documents.

.

Interstate Commerce CommissionUnited States Supreme Court in Corporation and Income Tax Cases

Declaration of International Naval ConferenceDedication of—

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National ParkWashington National Monument

Deficiency BillDescription Geology and Watar ResourcesDetermination of Time Longitude, Latitude, and Azimuth....Dictionary of—

Altitudes in the United StatesRaces of People

1 $1.802 3. 60

11 20. 101 1. 731 3.75

20 48. 402 2.701 1.80

11 21.634 7. 40

6 15.345 8.966 11.46

167 343. 9366 118. 298 19.01

1,825 4,333.0436 88. 61

7 18. 261 1.86

1 1.87

1 1.94

7 13.42

30 56.121 1.70

58 106. 14

1 1.86

2 3.20

g 15.87

I 1.801.60

15 28. 11

9 19. 40

1 1.70

7 17. 30

3 6. 01

1 1.70

7 13.74

1 2.201 L801 1 70

3 7^20

1 1.56

1 1.70

1 2. 75

1 2.061 1.90

5 10. 25

1 1. 80

19 46. 97

14 25. 70

2 4. 08

1 2^551 1.80

2. 00

1 1^862 3.73

68 116. 291 1.34

2 9. 3012 21.995 8. 54

8 14.672.083.752. 452.75

7.517. 35

176 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

No. 12.

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Digest of—Decisions relating to

Indian AffairsNational Banks

International LawDiplomatic Correspondence of American RevolutionDirect Legislation and Iowa Injunction and Abatement LawDirections for Collecting and Preserving InsectsDiscount system in EuropeDiseases of—

CattleHorseSwine and other Domestic Anim als

Document Catalogue, Volume 8Documentary History of Constitution of the United StatesDoniphan's Expedition: Account of the Conquest of New MexicoDutch Schools of New Netherland and Colonial New YorkDutiable MerchandiseDuty on OilEarly Books on MusicEarly Man in South AmericaEarth FiUed DamsEconomic Geology of Bingham Mining District, UtahEffective VotingEgyptian IrrigationElection of Isaac StephensonElectric Furnace in Metallurgical WorkEmergency Revenue LawEmployees Liability and Workmen's Compensation CommissionEmployees Liability LawsEngagement with Hostile IndiansEnrolled Missouri MilitiaEnrollment of the Five Civilized TribesEpitome of Russia-Japanese WarEstimates of AppropriationsEurope and International PoliticsEverglades of FloridaEvidence before Interstate Commerce Commission: New York, New Haven & HartfordRailroad Co

Evidence by Interstate Commerce Commission in Proposed Advances in Freight Ratesby Carriers

Examination of Tennessee RiverExamination Papers: United States Naval AcademyExecutive Documents, House of RepresentativesExecutive Nominations by PresidentExecutive Orders and ProclamationsExecutive Register of the United StatesExpenditures for TravelExpenditures, Department of—

AgricultureJustice

Experiment Station DocumentsExperiment Station Records

Index toExperimental Tow BoatsExploration of the Colorado RiverExplorations in AlaskaExport Duty on Coffee and TeaExpressions on EducationExtermination of the American BisonFacts of Interest concerning the Military Resources and Policy of the United StatesFarmers' Bxilletins and CircularsFederal and State Laws relating to Convict LaborFederal Antitrust Bill

Federal Antitrust DecisionsFederal Antitrust Laws with. AmendmentsFederal Control of Water PowerFederal Reserve Act

Documents onFederal Reserve BankLaw as Amended and Aldrich Vreeland BankLaw as Amended.

.

Federal Trade Commission BillFederal Trade Commission DocumentsFertilizer Resources of the United StatesField Agents Handbook of Agriculture StatisticsField Operations^ Bureau of SoilsFinancial Statistics of CitiesFindings, Court of InquiryFirst-Aid Instructions for MinersFirst Bank of the United StatesFish and Fisheries of Porto Rico

1 $1.925 8. 05

280 503. 2912 22. 111 1.80

2. 061 1.90

43 74.0836 62.002 2.801 2. 19

41 108. 6142 75.012 3.951 1.561 L561 2. 15

1 1.601 1. 801 2.621 1.301 1.802 4.001 1.931 1.852 3.541 1.651 1. 701 2. 00

2 3. 886 10. 74

16 41.252 4. 303 5. 30

6 11.68

10 20. 001 2. 203 5. 971 1.801 1. 421 3. 052 3. 702 3. 74

2 3. 941 2. 904 7! 44

26 45. 302 3.604 7.00

2. 252 3! 40

1. 562 3.47

1! 722 3. 72

20 37! 648 15. 81

2 4.90133 237. 89

8 14. 375 9. 958 14. 061 1.851 L 901 2. 551 1.944 7. 352 3.989 15. 743 7. 981 1.702 3.531 2.633 6.65


No. 12.

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Fish Industry of Alaska.Fish ManualsFishery Industries of the United StatesFive Civilized Tribes in OklahomaFlag and Other Addresses, TheFlood Control of Sacramento and San Joaquin River SystemsFloods and Levees of the Mississippi RiverFlora of the State of WashingtonFluctuations of the Water Level in Wells, with Special Reference to Long Island, NewYork :

Food Inspection DecisionsForeign Commerce and Navigation of the United StatesForeign CreditsForeign Relations of the United StatesForest ConditionsForest PrimerForest Fire Protection by the StatesForest Trees of the Pacific SlopeForestry Documents

,

Forests of WashingtonFrench in American RevolutionFrench Spoliations ClaimsFriar Land Inquiry, Philippine GovernmentFriedmann Treatment for TuberculosisFund for Reclamation of Arid LandGeneral Information and Reports on Glacier National ParkGeneral Information Regarding—

National ParksTerritory of Alaska

Geographic Dictionary of AlaskaGeographic NamesGeology and Coal Fields of the Lower Matamiska Valley, AlaskaGeology and Mineral Resources of the Solomon and Casadepaga Quadrangles, AlaskaGeology and Ore Deposits of—

Coeur d'Alene District, IdahoSan Francisco and Adjacent Districts, Utah and New Mexico

Geology of—Big Ilorn Basin, WyomingBoulder District, ColoradoCumberland Gap Coal FieldStanding Rock and Cheyene Indian Reservation

Gettysburg National Military Park CommissionGilfry's PrecedentsGovernment Ownership of Electric Means of CommunicationGrain ExchangeGreat Britain and Panama CanalGrowth of Industrial ArtHandbook of American IndiansHawaiian Islands, Papers and Documents relating toHeads of FamiliesHeadwater Regions of Gulkana and Susitna Rivers, AlaskaHearings, Abstract and Report on Railways in the District of ColumbiaHearings and Joint Hearings before Subcommittee of Committee on Banking and Cur-rency on Rural Credits

Hearings and Reports before—House Committee on the District of ColumbiaSubcommittee of Committee on Indian Affairs

Hearings and Reports, MiscellaneousHearings and Report? on—

Admission of UtahAppropriation BillsBanking and CurrencyCharges against Members of the House and Lobby ActivitiesConduct of Emory SpeerEight Hours for Laborers on Government Work ,

Expenditures of the Agriculture DepartmentHetch Hetchy Dam SiteHudson Bridge Bil's

Indian Appropriation BillInsular AffairsInvestigation of Fur Seal Industry in AlaskaT. D. Jones and P. M. WarburgMoney Trust -

Municipal Ownership of Street Railways in the District of ColumbiaNational Employment BureauRailroads in AlaskaRailway Mail PaySenate Resolution No. 98Titanic DisasterUnited States Steel Corporation -

1 S2. 402 3.602 5.062 3. 651 1.661 2.04

30 33. 771 1.90

1 1.704 7.996 15.501 1.88

44 79. 363 7.651 1.901 1. 811 1.852 3. 261 2.451 2. 401 1.344 7.302 3. 952 3.501 1.79

1 1.301 2. 201 1.871 2.201 1.801 1.90

1 2. 651 2. 42

1 2. 621 1.881 2. 621 1.601 1.87

114 126. 2814 34. 691 1.801 2.003 12. 7416 26.43

1.802 5.501 1.905 10. 20

1 1.57

1 1.701 2. 14

5 10. 39

1 1.804 9. 521 2 009 17.262 3.303 5. 70

3 5. 681.751.898. 006. 302.001.706.803. 851. 782.51

3 5. 392 3. 501 1.509 16. 92

6495—


No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates under

the provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Hearings before

—

Committee appointed under House Resolution No. 198Naval CommitteePostal Commission on Second-Class Mail MatterSelect Committee of the House of Representatives appointed under Hou?eResolu

tion No. 198Hearings before Senate or House Committee on—

AgricultureAppropriations —Banking and CurrencyClaimsCommerceDistrict ol ColumbiaEducationEducation and LaborExpenditures in the Department of—

AgricultureCommerceCommerce and LaborJusticeWar

Expenditures on Public BuildingsForeign AffairsImmigration and NaturalizationIndian Affairs ,

Insuiar Affairs ,

Interoceanic Canals ,

Interstate and Foreign CommerceInterstate Commerce

Dit^est ofInvestigation of United States Steel CorporationIrrigation ,

' Judiciary ,

LaborMerchant Marine and Fisheries ,

Military Affairs,

Mines and mining,

Naval Affairs,

PatentsPost Offices and Post Roads ,

Postage on Second-Class MatterPublic LandsPublic Printing and Binding

,

Reform in the Civil ServiceRivers and Harbors

,

RoadsRuiesTerritoriesWays and MeansWoman Suffrage

Hearings before the Subcommittee of the Committee on

—

AppropriationsBanking and CurrencyIndian .Affairs

JudiciaryLaborMines and MiningPost Offices and Post RoadsStreet Railways in the District of Columbia

Hearings, House and Senate, MiscellaneousHearings, Miscellaneous Documents, etcHearings on—

Agriculture .\pproprlation BillAlaska AgricultureAlaska Coal Leasing BillAlaska Fur SsalsAlaska RailroadsAffairs of the Mexican Kickapoo IndiansAmendments to

—

Constitution, Prohibiting Intoxicating LiquorsSherman Antitrust Law

ApproprationsArmy Appropriation BillBattle of PlattsburgBills of LadingBills Proposing to Amend the CarmacK AmendmentBridges Across the St. I.ouis RiverBuilding of Railroads in AlaskaBuildings, Coal and Tovmship EntriesBureau of National Parks

4 $7. 727 12.841 1.96

8 14.80

11 20. 601 1.90

109 203. 651 1.342 4.102 3. 831 1.763 5. 82

1 L 802 3. 981 1.852 3. 551 1.301 1.805 9.294 7. 857 13.71

2.002 4.00

11 20.1134 65. 821 L 65

10 12.801 1.36

23 40.505 9. 483 5. 907 13. 345 9. 259 18. 11

2 4. 544 7.431 1.90

23 41.791 2.002 3. 752 3. 741 1.805 9. 902 4. 655 9.943 5.74

1 1.964 7. 502 4. 14

11 21.521 1. 348 15. 161 2.00

10 IS. 30214 364. 62

2 4. 40

12 24.871 2.204 8.401 2.201 2.203 6.30

3 5. 7816 30. 534 7. 6010 16. 521 1.901 1.801 ].501 1. 813 5.40

2.202 5.00


No. 12.

—

Statement of hinding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Hearings on—Continued.CampaigXL ContributionsCarlislelndian SchoolCharges Against Ruius H. ThayerChesapeake li- Delaware Canal CoCivil Government for Porto RicoClaims and Fur SealCoal and Gold Mining ,

Coal Lands in Alaika"Coast GuardCold Stora-e of FoodsColorado Coal Srri>e ConditionColorado Mining StrikeColumbia Eiver below Nashville, TennCondition;;, Government and RailroadsConditions in the

—

Coal Mines o: ColoradoCopper Mines in Michigan

Conduct 01 Emory Speer .

Construction o: R'ailroad^ in AlaskaContested-Election Case, Gill DyerControl of—

CorporationsWater Power

Convention between the L nited States and Nicaragua ,

Convict LaborCotton ExchangeDevelopment and Control of Water PowerDiplomatic and Consular Appropriation BillDistribution oi seedsDistrict of ColumbiaEducation ,

Eight-hour Law ,

Election of William LorimerEmployers' Liability and Workmen's Compensation ,

Es:a'j.i;a:i;en: of Bureau of ^ ar Rii>s|

Es:ima:es for ConsTruction of the Panama CanalEstimates of AppropriationsEstimates submitted by the Secretary of the NavyExpenditures in the State DepartmentExpen'litures on Public BuililinesExploration for and Disposition of Oil and Gas ,

Exportation of Munitions of WarFederal Grain Inspection

|

Fe-leral Reserve Ban>si

Fisheries, Judiciary Lands, Railroads and CoalFortification Bill .

Fraud in CommO'ii'ies ,

Fur Seal Lndustrv of AlaskaGood RoadsGovernment of the Phi'ippinesGovernment Raih-oad and Coal Lands in AlaskaGrain ExchangesGrazing HoTesteadsGraiins on Public Lands in the United StatesHazinz at the Na"al Academv '

Hetch Hetchy Dam Siê. . . .

Hetch Hetcbv Reservoir SiteHindu Immirra-ion i

House Resolution No. 73

Imm.iera-ion !

Impeachir en- o: R. TV. Archbald|

Importation of Ca'vleIncrease of the Mo'-'ile Army and Coast Artillery Corps

:

Indian Approoriation Bill.'.;

Industrial Ar^-s and Exnositions|

Interest on Public Derôsi^s'

Internal-Revenue MeasuresInterstate and Foreirn CommerceInterstate Commerce CommissionIn-êrsta'e Trade CommissionIntox;ica':in£r Liquors

,

Investifaîon oi—American Surar Pennine: Co. e^ al

,

Certain Char-es aâfns' D. T. Wri.htFur Seal Industry of A!as:-;a

Money Trust ".

Rural Credits,

Shinprna Combinations i

United States Steel Corporation i

)pies. Cost.

6 $11.401 86

2 siss1 2.001 1.901 2. 101 2.20o 0. uu1 l.SO1 1.702 3.fc0

5 9. 98

1 2.001 2. 20

46 86. 73

45 84.4513 23.511 1.703 5.88

3 6.001 2.002 3.771 1.751 1.983 5.501 1.891 1.832 4.001 1.901 2.00

27 47.773 5.491 1.941 1.802 3.P0

12 21.931 2.001 2.003 5.332 4.261 1.703 5.462 4.401 1.902 3.P0

3 5.901 1.90

18 34.942 3.904 7.481 1.803 5.471 1.802 3.583 7.50

1.80; 1. 90} 1.403 4.951 1.941 1.81

24 47.311 1.904 7.56~

1.944 7 eo

10.5082.641.65

132 296.955.70

:l 3:V 896 9.40

1.90

^1 7.008 1 14.80


No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Hearings on—Continued.In .-estigations relative to Wages and Price of CommoditiesIrrigation and Reclamation of Arid LandsJudiciaryLe:?islative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Bill

Lile Boat Equipment.Lobby InvestigationsLobeclc Bill..."

Maintenance of Lobby to Influence LegislationMerchant MarineMichigan Power Co. and Algona Steel CorporationMiiil ary A: airs

Mines and MiningMississippi RiverMo. ion Picture CommissionMunicipal Ownership of Street Railways in the District of ColumbiaNational Employment BureauNational UniversityNaval Auxiliaries for Use in Merchant MarineNe.v York, Nev Haven & Hartford RailroadNicaragua CanalNicaragua ConventionNorrination of—

Thomas D. JonesPaul M. WarburgJohn S. Williams

Oil Land Leasing Bill

Oleomargarine 1

Oregon and Ca'iiornia Land GrantPaint Creelc DistrictPanama-Pacific International Exposition BuildingPaper and Pulp InvestigationParcel PostPeary's Expe lition

Pensions for Survivors of Certain Indian WarsPneumatic-Tube SystemPorto Rican LegislationPost Office Appropriation Bills

Post Office and Post Roa'lsPostal and Civil Service LawsPostal Savings Ban 's

Preservation of Niagara FallsPrevention of Floo Is on the Mississippi RiverPublic Buildings and GroundsPublic Health and National QuarantinePublic Ownership of MonticelloQuarantine of Cattle.Ra liumRailroadsRailway Mail Pay and Preliminary ReportRa+es of Postage on Second-Class MailReclamation ServiceReform in United States Civil ServiceRegulation of—

Cotton ExchangeRailway Rates.Stoc'-s and bonds

Regulations of—Issuance of Stocks and Bonds by Common CarriersStock Exchange

Relief of—Claimants to Coppineer GrantSettlers within the Grant to the N. O. B. R. and Vicksburg Railroad Co

Restriction ol Immi<rrationRevolution in MexicoRivers and Harbors Appropriation BiURoads and Road BuildingRural CreditSafety on RailroadsSeaman's Bill

Separation of Electric Power and Street Railway CompaniesStephenson, IsaacStock and Bond Bill

Street Railways in the District of ColumbiaStrike at Lawrence, MassSu 'raee ParadeSundry Civil Bill

Survey of Ohio RiA-ersTaylor and Other Systems of Shop ManagementTerritories

1 SI. 802 3.674 7.604 7.561 1.90

84 158. 901 1.85

58 112.381 1.901 2.002 3.802 3.807 11.351 1.802 3.601 1 812 3.881 1.80

30 59.311 1.902 3.80

6 10.207 12.046 10.803 5.951 1.701 1.902 3.721 2.209 16. 14

4 6.952 3.602 3 90

1.81

\

1.839.661 90

1 1.75

\2.003 509.381.90

J 1.90"1 1^99

1.901.982. 20

2l!o71. 501. 70l!90

3 5. 7518 31. 703 5. 80

14 25.485 9. 52

1 1.902 5! 254 7.105 9.344 7. 831 1.80

64 117. 641 1.807 13.281 2.202 4.202 3.30

10 17.184 7.051 1.703 5.601 1.90

34 64.901 2.00


No. 12.

—


the provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Hearings on—Continued.Titanic DisasterTransportation of CoalTrust LegislationUniform Grading of GrainUnited States Steel CorporationUrgent Deficiency Appropriation Bill

T\*ages and Prices of CommoditiesWar ClaimsWater Vov^^er Bill

Withholding Certain Lands from Allotment in Creek NationWoman SufTrage

Hearings to Investigate Indian Aflairs, Carlisle Indian SchoolHelpful Hints for the FarmerHet' h Hetchy ValleyHigh'-r Education in KansasHinds's Precedents of thr House of RppresentativesHistorical Register, United Staffs ArmyHistorical Sketch of Louisiana and th^ Louisiana PurchaseHistory and Disrest of International ArbitrationHistory and Growth of the United States CensusHistory and Legal Digest of all the Contested-Election CasesHistory, Duties, etc., of the Department of CommerceHistory of—

Bank of EnglandBanking in CanadaBills and Resolutions referred to Committee on Banking and CurrencyCongr ssional CemeteryEducation in MinnesotaFrench SpoliationGeneral Staff, United States ArmyGuaranty of Bank DepositsHalf Century of Smithsonian InstitutionHoUis Bill

Reciprocitv Tr^atv with CanadaSeal of the United StatesUnited States CapitolWashington Natior_al Monument Society

House and Senate Documents, MiscellaneousHouse Manual and DigestHow We Bunt the Union Pacific Railway .•.

Humming BirdImmigration LawsImmigration Laws and Naturalization Laws and RegulationsImmigration Laws and RegulationsImpeachment Case of—

Wm. W. BehmapSamuel ChaseWest H. HumphreyAndrew JacksonAndrew JohnsonJames H. PeckJohn PickeringDani'd Thew Wright

Impeachment of—R. W. ArchbaldWm. Bloimt

Impeachment Trial of R. AV. Archbald, Extracts fromImperial Valley on Salton Sink RegionImport Duty on TeaImports and DutiesImported Merchandise entered for Consumption in the United StatesImporting Women for Immoral Pui^poscsImprovement of Park System in District of ColumbiaInaugural Address and Message of Gov. Gen. Francis Burton Harrison to Philippine

LegislatureIncome-Tax Law and RegulationsIncreased Ocean Transportation RatesIndependent Treasury of the United States and Its Relation to Banks of the Coimtry.Indian Affairs, Laws and TreatiesIndian Appropriation Bill and Miscellaneous Reports on IndiansIndian Lands in OklahomaIndian War in Washington and OregonIndians of North CarolinaIndirect Benefits of Sugar Beet CultureInaustrial ArtsIndustrial Development of NationsInfant CareInfant MortalityInformation Respecting Bonds...

14 $24. 0220 39.5449 88. 927 13.24

27 47.891 1. fiO

2 3.501 2.00

41 7G.902 3.86

10 16. 901 1.701 1.711 1.801 1.90

164 400. 988 15. 502 3.29G 11.401 1.881 1.801 1.90

1 1.801 1.902 5.421 1.802 3. 501 1.701 1.806 12. 051 2. 521 2. 492 3.294 7. 951 3.98

1. 75129 325. 78114 72. 78

2 3.902 3.505 8. 951 1.941 1.75

1 1.851 1. 851 1.855 8. 94

2 3.701 1.851 1.853 5. 40

8 14.721 1. So1 1.641 1.811 1.567 12. 082 5. 263 5.556 10. 66

1 2. 157 13.412 3.641 1.80

292 660. 103 7. 281 1.953 5. 76

3 5.311 1.80

1.781 1.561 1.506 9. 601 2. 04


No. 12.

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Title.

Initiative, Referendum, and RecallInjunctionsInsane and Feeble Minded in InstitutionsInstru(,'tions to Applicants, United States Civil Service, First District, Boston, MassInternal-Revenue Instructions, Extracts fromInternal-Revenue RegulationsInternational American Conference, The Congress of 1826 at PanamaInternational Conference of American States, FourthInternational Institute of Agriculture at RomeInternational Monetary Conference at BrusselsInternational Peace ConferencesInternational Polar Expedition to Lady Franklin BayInternational Sanitary Conference of American RepublicsInternational WaterwaysInterstate Commerce Commission:

BriefsCircularsDocumentsExpress RatesFive Per Cent CaseInvestigation of RailroadsNew York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co

Interstate LawsInterstate Trade Commission and Foreign CommerceInterviews on the Banking and Currency System of England, Scotland, and FranceIntracoastal WaterwayInvestigation and Report on Charges Against William LorimerInvestigation concerning Concentration of Control of Money and CreditInvestigation of—

Department of the InteriorForest ServiceFur Seal Industry of AlaskaIndian ContractsInterstate Commerce CommissionMoney TrustUnited States Steel CorporationWages and Prices of CommoditiesWestern Union and Postal Telegraph Cos

Investigation relating to Rare MetalsInvestigations of Shipping CombinationsIron OreIrrigating the Yakima Indian Reservation ,

Irrigation and Drainage Laws of ItalyIrrigation, Documents on •.

Irrigation of Northern ItalyIrrigation Papers and BulletinsIrrigation Resources of CaliforniaIrrigations from Reservoirs in Western Kansas and OklahomaJamestown Tercentennial CommissionJournal of

—

Age ResearchAgricultural ResearchCongress of the Confederate States ,

Continental CongressHouse of RepresentativesJoint Committee on ReconstructionSenate in Cases of Impeachment

Judicial Code and Criminal Code of the United States ,

Judicial Code of the United States ,

Jurisdiction and Government of Indians and Indian CountryJuvenile Crime and ReformationLabor ConferenceLabor Department PublicaticnsLabor Laws and Factory Inspection in Certain European CountriesLabor Laws of the United StatesLabor Reports, Index toLake Michigan GlacierLand Cases, Summary of Our Most ImportantLand Laws, Circulars and RegulationsLandslides in San Juan Mountains ,

Last Will and Testament of George WashingtonLaws and Regulations relative to Tax on Income of Individuals and Corporations. .

.

Laws and Reports on Federal Trade CommissionLaws Forbidding Pollution of Inland Waters ,

Laws governing Army and Navy Pensions, together with Regulations ,

Laws, Miscellaneous .,

Laws of—AlaskaPhilippinesUnited States Department of AgricultureUnited States relating to Coinage

$1.25J 1.95J 2. 611 1.80

1.50\ 1.92

5.491.901. 402. 00

35 66. 13

5. 701. 801.80

4.792.005. 70

'718. 151.75

J 1.99

J

1.801.553.70

J 1.9011.58

J 2.20J 1.42

14 26. 502. 00

1 L9011.92

\ 1.9741 76. 92

9.177. 603.603.003.421.562. 101.901.801.801.801.803. 862.67

9.001.91

36 70. 44454 978. 46

2. 60y 2. 14

11.055 71

74 173. 231.815.891.90

12 26. 407! 15

119 215. 181.852.451.909.642. 5514.02

14 25.932.29

2 3.6028 48.8310 23.97

1 2. 755 8. 162 4.012 3.85

KEPOKT OP THE PUBLIC PKINTEK. 183

No. 12.

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Title.

Laws on Trusts and Monopolies, Domestic and ForeignLaws referred to in Speeches.Laws, Regulations, and Rules Governing Steamboat InspectionLaws relating to

—

Compensation for Industrial Accidents in Foreign CountriesDepartment of the InteriorImprovement of Rivers and HarborsIndian AffairsMothers' Pensions in the United States, Denmark, and New Zealand

Laws relative to Convict LaborLaws, Reports, and Documents relating to the District of ColumbiaLegislation creating the National Statuary Hall. . . ;

Legislative and Executive Calendar of the Committee on Foreign RelationsLegislative DocketLegislative History of General Staff United States ArmyLeprosy: Its Treatment in Philippine IslandsLes Combattants Francais de la Guerre AmericaineLetter from—

Postmaster General on Transportation of the MailsSecretary of the Navy to Chairman of Committee on Naval AffairsSecretary of State to Hon. Wm. Windom, Chairman of Committee on ForeignRelations

Levatine GrapesLeyes Commerciales y Martimas De La America LatineLibrary ol Congress Catalogue of

—

Copyright EntriesOpera Librettos

Life History of North American BirdsLimitation on Judges when Charging JuriesList of—

Awards for Material and Supplies ,

Cadets admitted into United States Military Academy ,

References in the Library of Congress ,

References on

—

Boycotts and InjunctionsCommission Government for Cities ,

Conservation of Natural ResourcesCost of T idng and PricesEurope and International Politics ,

Fede - a] Cent ol of Commerce and CorporationsMonetary Questions ,

Parrel Post ,

Political Parties in the United States ,

ReciprocitySurarWater Rights and the Control of Waters

Stars for Na Igators ,

Location of Reserve Districts in the United States.Long Wire Drag, Descripti n ofLos An?eles and L^ng Beach HarborsLoss the Steamship TitanicLoui=dana Purchase and Our Title West of the Rocky Mountains with Review ofAnnexati n by the United States

Louisiana Purchase, Mexico and United States FlagsMaintenance of a Lobby to Influence LegislationManhasset Harbor, New YorkManual of Examinations, United States Civil ServiceMap I f—

Gettysburg Battlefield and VicinityIsthmian CanalNo th America, Geological SurveyOhio. Geological Survey

Maps and Charts, MiscellaneousMaps and Views of Washington and the District of Columbia in the Library of Con-

gress, 1 ist ofMaps of—

Geolf^glcal SurveyNorth America, i ist of

Medical and Surgical History of War of the RebellionMemoirs, Memorial Addresses, Eulogies, and Statue PresentationsMem: irs of the National Academy of Sciences ,

Memorial in Behalf of the Architect of Federal ConstitutionMemorial ot the Choctaw and Chickasaw NationsMemorial to Loyal Women of the United StatesMercantile Marine SubsidesMessage from the President:

Case of L. R. Glavis, of the Department of the InteriorInquiry Destructi n of United States Battleship MaineReport of the Tariff Board

OA $42. 501 1.892 3.59

2 6.102 3.35

203 3/9.331. 80

1 1.801 1.904 5. 851 2 052 3. 702 5.502 3.601 1.89

2. 75

3 7.981 1.74

1 1.641 1.405 9.50

7 13.652 4.103 7. 421 1.80

3 4.951 2.20

33 70. 99

1 2. 451 2.451 1.902 4.358 16.938 16.803 6. 651 2.351 2.001 2.251 2.256 12. 751 2. 008 19.605 12. 971 1.801 1.87

5 10. 511 1.605 9. 171 1.955 8.81

1 2.001 2. 102 5.531 1.68

300 420.03

1 2. 10

8 16.891 2.206 15.90

338 625.6430 75.503 6.991 1.951 2.001 2.25

1 L401 1.801 1.85


No. 12.

—


Title. Copies, Cost.

Message of the President on

—

Antitrust LawBudgetCommission of " ine ArtsDestruction of MaineJ cjnomy and li.f1 ciency in the Government ServiceEmployers' LiabilityLouisiana Pure ase 'Exposition i

Nicaragua CanalPreservation of Niagara "^alls

Message of the President respecting Relations with ChileMessages and DocumentsMessages and Papers of the PresidentsMessages of the PresidentsMexican Boundary SurveyMexican Cotton boll ^ eevilMe\ic3, General Descriptive DataMic' igan Copper Stri: eMilitary Commission to 1 uropeMilitary T aws of t e United StatesMilitary Notes on CubaMilitary Policy of t'le United StatesMilitary Res?rvati msMineral Production in 1913, Summary ofMineral Products of the United States: Review of Conditions and Output...Mineral Resources of—

Alas aUnited States

Miners' ^ irciilars

Mining Industries of Cripple Creek, ColoradoMinnesota Rate Case.Missouri Troops in the ServiceMonetary Leg's ation, Suggested Plan for

Monetary Question, Select List of References onMonograph of > irdsMono'jraphs of the United States Geological SurveyMonroe DoctrineMont ly Catalogue of Public DocumentsMonthly Summary of Commerce and ' inanceMonthly Summarv of ^oreign Commerce of the United StatesMoore's International ArbitrationMortality Statistics ,

Moimt Rainier National Park and Its GlaciersMuni ripal ' inance r.

Municipal Ordinances and Regulations pertaining to Public HealthNarrative of—

Expedition of An American Squadron to the China Sea and JapanNort'i Pole Expedition United States Ship PolarisSecond Arctic Expedition made by Chas. 7. Hall, 1879United States Expedition to River Jordan and the Dead Sea

National Academy of ScienceNational and State Indebtedness and Timds and InvestmentNational and State Revenues and ExpendituresNational bank Act as Amended and Other Laws relating to National BanksNational Dishonor, Chapter ofNational Employment bureauNational ""orest ManualNational Galleries of History and ArtNational Monetary CommissionNational Museum" on birdsNational Parks, Pamphlets onNational UniversityNaturalisation Laws and RegulationsNautical AlmanacNaval Medical BulletinNavigation Laws of the United StatesNavy and Marine Corps RegisterNavy Regulations and Na^ al InstructionsNa\ y Yards and Naval Stations, General Conditions at ,

Navy YearbookNew American Practical Na^ igatorNew } ngland InvestigationNew York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad CoNominationsNoncontiguous Territory, Cuba, and Santo Domingo and Military Affairs . .

.

North American ' aunaNorthern Securities Co. and Others v. The United States

1 $1.801 2.001 2.052 3.866 11.88

54 105.061 1.911 1.861 2.551 1.70

32 39.5081 151.5821 38.401 2.503 5.542 3.804 7.401 2.551 1.801 1.70

36 64.601 1.602 3.6910 18.97

3 5.7034 60.742 3.841 2.575 9.451 1.701 1.872 4.121 1.603 7.651 1.83

18 39.606 16.291 2.40

30 53.363 7.892 3.831 1.59

19 34.41

2 5.301 2.151 2.151 1.79

10 25.2811 29. 583 7.7116 30 291 1.801 2.001 1.621 1.87

168 330. 451 1.722 3.801 1.602 3.585 8.903 5.709 16.805 8.841 2.101 1.98

69 125.561 1.541 1.81

22 41.829 17.991 1.805 7.791 1.84

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTER. 185

No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as ammded by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Contiiiued.

Title.

Notes on—Care, Cataloguing, Calendaring, and Arranging ManuscriptsMi.itary InterestPostal Sa\ ings Bank SystemSih ersides of Genus ilerridia of East Coast of L nited StatesSpanish-American ^

. arOcean Mail Ser\ lee

Oceanic Icl.ThyologyOSiCers Training Corps of Great Britain, TheOfficial Armv Re?isterOfficial Gazette—I nited States Patent OfficeOfficial Opinions of the Attorney General of United StatesOfficial Postal GuideOffi,cial Records of the L nion and Confederate Xa\ies in the V. ar of the Rebellion.

.

Official Register of—Oii.cers and Cadets United States Military AcademyUnited States ; /

UnitKi States ArmyOfficial Table of L>istancesOhio and Mississippi Riyer HoodsOpinions of the

—

Attorney GeneralInterstate Commerce Commission—MiscellaneousSt-tes Supreme Coiii'ts on -. orrmen's CompensationSupreme ( ourt of United States

Organic Act of Phiippine IslandsOrgani atiun of—

Xati-^nal £an'--sRt3cr\ e BaUnS

Organisation, Power and Duties of Health AuthoritiesOrigin and Government of District of c olumbiaOridn and History Smithsonian institutionOrigin and Organization of Department of CommerceOrigin of—

CoalNational Banking System

Oysters and Methods'of Oyster CulturePamphlets, ptiblications, and reference reports, etc., miscellaneousPanama Canal. The '

t orrespondence Relating to the Panama CanalDiplomatic History of the Panama C analDocuments and Papers on, MiscellaneousHearinesIsthmian Canal, by H. H. Rousseau, TheMessages onOfficial HandbookReportsSpeeches onTollsTreaties and Documents

Parcel Post and Higb Cost of LiyingParcel-Post GuidesParcel Post in Poreism Cotmtrie^Parcel-Post RegulationsParcel-Post StatisticsParliamentary Debates of House of—

CommonsLords

Participation in Alaska-Yukon Pacific ExpositionPatents. Laws, Rules, and RegulationsPatents Laws:

MiscellaneotisWith. Annotations

Pea^e Conference Held at the HaguePenal Cole 1

Pensions Showing Certain Indian WarsPharmacopoeia of United States

Disest onPhysical Growth and School ProCTessPleistocene Geology of Leadville.^ColoradoPeople's Law. The". '

Points Against Free TradePositions in United States Seryice Not Under Ciyil Seryice LawsPo.>ta?e Second-Class MailPostal Express and Report on Goeke BillPostal Express as a Solution of the Parcels Post and High. Cost of Liyiag Problems.Postal Guide ! fPostal Laws and RegulationsPottery Industry, ThePowers of Congress Oyer Interstate Commerce

1 82.103 5.101 1.801 1.755 8.761 2.001 2.351 1.90

10 17.2159 129. 7724 41.5614 24.1491 186. 56

1 1.908 20.042 4.802 4.891 2.85

14 26.5216 28.771 2.003 3.941 1.73

1 1.702 3.881 1.601 1.724 6.703 5.70

1 1.821 1.901 1.80

21 53. 8013 23. 341 1.80

67 123.324 7.80

52 94. 3S2 3.416 14.903 5. 565 9.14

28 51.1211 20. 674 7.791 1.882 5.265 9.811 1.943 7. 30

6 12.003 6.002 5.103 5. 67

1.981 1.85

3.901.851.905.291.721.601.881.802.101.801.811.801.S8

30 49. 26IS 32.181 2.30

13 23.08


No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by ^paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915—Continued.

Copies. Cost.

28 $52. 9013 24.291 1.909 22.511 1.901 1.401 1.801 2.651 1.561 1.85

12 22.802 3.4018 32.262 2.701 1 803 3.90

43 79.822 3.706 10.351 2.20

25 48.051 1.804 7.601 2. 15

8 15.803 5.55

1 1.901 1.801 3.351 1. 70

164 433^521 1.901 1.865 8.872 3.912 5.001 2. 004 8. 601 1.601 2.554 7.131 1.80

2 4.1418 43. 248 15! 301 1.78

1. 561 2^00

10 17.833 6.60

35 89.031,159 2,737.40

29 62. 701. 80

2 3.71

4 7.741 2.54

2 4.202 3.644 7.807 14.351 1.803 5.91

1 1.801 1.97

1 2. 101 1.82

1.741 1.701 2.001 2.65

Title.

Prayers by Rev. H. N. CoudenPrecedents and Decisions on Points of Order, United States SenatePrecious Metals in ( alifornia and OregonPreser\ation of Niagara FallsPrevention of Floods on Mississippi RiverPrice List Superintendent of DocumentsPrimer of ForestryPrison and Juvenile DelinquentsPrice of Food ProduceProblem of the Ohio Mounds, TheProceedin9;s:

Atlantic Coast FisheriesBerlin Silver CommissionCommittee on Merchant Marine and FisheriesConference of Governors in White HouseConvention American Institute of the DeafGeneral Court-Martial on Brownsville AffrayImpeachment of—

R. W. ArchbaldChas. Swayne

Merchant Marine and FisheriesNational Park Conference Held at Yosemite National ParkNorth Atlantic Coast Fisheries ArbitrationPresentation of Thomas Je.-erson's Writing Desk to the United StatesSenate Against Hon. Reed SmootStatuary HallUnited States National Museum

Extra '^ts fromProceedinsjs and Debates on the Repeal of the Exemption of Coastwise Vessels from

Payin?; Tolls, Index ofProclamation of a Conference of Governors in the White HouseProclamation of the Presidents of the United StatesProduction of Petroleum, TheProfessional Papers, MiscellaneousProgress Beet Sugar IndustryProi:ress SketchesPronouncing Ga etteer and Dictionary of Philippine IslandsProtection or Free TradePublic and Pri ate Rights in the Public DomainPublic Buildings and SitesPublic Land Bills

Public Land Laws and IndexPublic Lands and Their Water SupplyPublic Road System of Foreign Coimtries and Several StatesPublic Utility of Water PowerPublications of—

Bureau of Standards, Miscellaneous ,

Public Health Service, Miscellaneous ,

Purchase of Louisiana, Papers and Correspondence Bearing onPurification of Public Water Supply, ThePulp and Newspaper Print Industry ,

Railroad Mail Service ,

Railway Routes in Alaska ; ,

Raising Wreck of Battleship MaineReal Authorship of the Constitution of United States Explained, TheRebellion Record ,

War of the Rebellion Atlas ,

Reconnoissance Survey of Western NebraskaRecord of—

Engagements with Hostile IndiansPro^eedincjs of a Court of Inquiry in the Case of Rear Admiral Winfleld Schley,United States Navy

Records of Virginia Co. of LondonRegister of—

Department of StatePorto RicoUnited States Navy and Marine Corps

Regular Confidential Printed DocumentsRegulate Interstate Commerce in Intoxicating Liquors, ToRegulation Issuance of Stocks and Bonds by Common CarriersRegulation of—

CorporationRailway Rates, Index to

Regulations Governing the

—

Admission of Candidates into Naval Academy as MidshipmenMovement of Live Stock

Regulations of United States Naval Academy and United States Military Academy. .

.

Regulations Prescribed for United States Consular ServiceRelations Between District of Columbia and Federal GovernmentReligious Bodies


No. 12.

—


Title.

Remarlrs of Hon. S. D. Fess Dtxring Sessions of Sixty-third CongressRemedies for Hog CholeraReplies Received by Committee on Banking and Currency to Questions Submittedby Members of Committee

Report and Speeches on Militia Pay RollReport Before Committee on Revision of Laws—Report and Existing LawReport of—

Alaska Investigations in 1914Art of War in EuropeBoard of—

Army Engineers on Hetch Hetchy ValleyParole for United States Prisoners

Board on—Behalf United States Executive Department at International Exhibition',Philadelphia

Geographic NamesBrig. Gen. George W. Davis, United States Army, Civil Affairs in Porto RicoBritish Board of Trade on Cost of Living in Principal Industrial Towns of United

States, Digest of

Bureau of Health for the Philippine IslandsClerk of the House, TheCommission and Existing Law Committee on Revision of the LawsCommission of Fine ArtsCommission on

—

Fish and FisheriesIndustrial RelationsNational Aid to Vocational Education

Commission to Five Civilized Tribes to the Secretary of the Interior ,

Commissioner of—AgricultureCorporations on the—

Beef IndustryCotton ExchangesInternational Harvester CoLumber IndustryPetroleum IndustrySteel IndustryTaxations of CorporationsTobacco IndustryTransportation by Water in the United States.Water Power Development in the United States

EducationCommittee on Interstate CommerceCommittee Pursuant to H. R. 429 and 504Committee to Investigate—

Control of Money and CreditCost of Armor Plant for United StatesParcel PostRural Credit

Country Life CommissionEmployers' Liability and Workmen's Compensation CommissionEntomological CommissionFederal Reserve BoardFlorida Everglades Engineering CommissionGovernor of—

AlaskaIdahoPorto Rico

Hetch Hetchy Valley :

Indian Currency Commission, TheIndustrial CommissionInland Waterways Commission :

International Jomt Commission on Reference by United States and Canada in re

Pollution of Boundary WatersInterstate Commerce Commission on

—

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad CoRelation of Common CarriersValuation of the Several Classes of Property of Common Carriers

Interstate Trade Commission/amestown Ter-Centennial Commission, FinalJoint Commission on Federal Aid in Construction of Post Roads, Federal Aid to

Good RoadsLife-Saving ServiceMajor General Commanding the ArmyMerchant Marine CommissionMilitary Governor of Porto PicoNational Academy of ScienceNational Conservation CommissionNationalWaterways Commission, Final


No. 12.

—


Title.

Report of—Continued.Naval Court of Inquiry on Destruction of MaineNew York, New Haven & Hartford RailroadNicaragua Canal BoardNicaraguan Surveying PartyPostal CommissionPostal Commission Inquiry on Second Class Mail MatterPresident's Home CommissionPublic Building Commission ,

Public Utilities CommissionPujo CommissionRailroad Securities CommissionRear Admiral George Dewey—War with SpainReviser on Codification and Revision of Laws Affecting Common CarriersSchool House CommissionSecretary of—

State—Proposed Interoceanic Canal and French SpoliationsWar on the Seat ofWar in Europe

Select Committee on—Transportation Routes to the SeaboardWages and Prices of Commodities

Special Committee Appointed to Investigate the Trouble in Kansas, The.Special Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation of Arid LandsSp ""cial Int ^rnational Joint Commi sionSup erint^nd ^nt Int ^rnational A strophotographic CongressTaft Philippine Commi ;sion, TheUnited States and Mexican Boundary SurveyUnited States Commisuon on

—

Agriculture CreditBoundary Between Venezuela and British GuianaLand Mortgage or Long-Term Credits

Report on—Agriculture Bank of Egj^tBanking and CurrencyBituminou? Coal, Westmoreland County, PaCertain Indictments Found Again ;t D. H. JohnstonChanges in Banking and Curr ncy System in United StatesCharges Against Members of House and Lobby ActivitiesChicago StrikeCivil Government in the PhilippinesCoal in AlaskaConcentration of Control of Money and CreditCondition of—

Employment in Iron and Steel IndustryWoman and Child Wage Earners

Conduct of the War, 1865Control of—

Corporations, Persons, and Firms Engaged in Interstate Commerce. .

.

Floods in California River SystemCotton ExchangesCriminal Procedure in EnglandCrui ^e of—

United States Revenue Cutter B^arUnited States Revenue Steamer Thomas Corwin

Destniction of Battleship MaineEighth Cen u^ PreliminaryElection of William Lorim^rExpedition from Fort Colville to PugH Sound, Washington TerritoryExpedition to the Copper, Tanana, and Koynkuk Rivers in AlaskaExp ^riments on the Strength of Metals For Cannon, United States Army.Exploration of Upp^r Columbia RiverExplorations of AlaskaFederal Aid in Construction of Post RoadsFinancial and Industrial Conditions of Philippine IslandsGeology and Underground ResourcesImpeachment of Cornelius H. HansfordInspection of United States Consulates in OrientInternational Harvester CoIntroduction of Domestic Reindeer into AlaskaInvestigation of—

Control of Money and CreditHouse and Senate LobbvIndian BureauIrrigation ProjectsSalt and Gila Rivers, TheUnited States Patent OfficeUnited States Steel CorporationWhite Earth Reservation

Irrigation Investigation in California.

11

5 9. 444 7.301 2.651 2. 051 1.354 7.103 5.345 8. 50

1 orv

2 3.611 1.841 1.6011 1 QA

3 5. 201 2.55

2 4.401 1.991 1.802 3.701 2.641 2. 692 O. OU1 2.55

2 3.793 6. 601 1.80

1 1.901 1.871 1. oU1 1.952 3.502 3.721 1.801 1.401 1.764 7.32

43 82. 77

88 179. 9721 34.58

4 6.801 1.803 5. 101 1.90

2 3. 897 19.111 2.001 2. 404 8.154 7. 41

1 1.731 2.501 1.801 1.702 4.101 1.801 2. 451 1.601 1.802 3.591 1.80

2 3.785 10.403 5.321 1.902 3.642 2.987 12.752 3.401 2.63


No. 12.

—


Title.

Report on—Continued.Japanese Medical and Sanitary Featiires of Russo-Japanese War to Surgeon General,United States Navy

Ketchikan Mining District, AlaskaLabor and CapitalLincoln Memorial CommissionLoss of Steamship Titantic and Report of CommissionManufacturesMenominee Indian ReservationMerchant Marine and Fisheries, TheMethodist Book Concern SouthMilitary Reconnoi^-ance in AlaskaMineral Resources in Ala kaMiners Strike in Bituminous Coal Field, PennsylvaniaMississippi River FloodsMoney Tru^t, TheNational VitalityNational "Waterways CommissionNaval Appropriation Bill—Conference ReportNaval Liquid Fuel BoardOhio and Mississippi RiversOperation of State Laws Workmen's CompensationOperation of United States Steamer NunivakOperation; United States Relief Commission in EuropeOrganization of the Land Forces of the United States.Outrages in Southern StatesParcel PostPhilippine Commission, The—MiscellaneousPhilippine RevenuesPn umatic Tube Postal CommissionPopulation of Alaska by Ivan PetroflProceedings of—

Committee on Merchant Marine and FisheriesUnited States Expedition to Lady Franklin Bay, Grtnnell Island

RaUway Mail PayPreliminary

RaUway Routes in AlaskaRemoving Wreck of Battleship MaineResources of Iceland and GreenlandRevi ion of Statutes on Codification of Laws Affectiag Common CarriersSan JoaquiQ RiverSheep Industry of United StatesStati4ics of Express CompaniesSteam-hip Agreement and AihliationSteel IndustryStrike at Bethlehem Steel WorksStrike in Copper Mines of MichiganStrike of Textile Workers in Lawrence, MassTest of Metals and Other MaterialsTitantic DisasterTreatment of Pri-on^rs of WarUniver ity of United States, TheUnlawful Monopolies—Injunctions in Conspiracy CasesUnited States Steel CorporationVocational EducationWater Supply of District of ColumbiaWithdrawals' Flathead Indian ReservationWoman and Child Wag? Earners in the United StatesWork of Biological SiirveyWar ^ ith Spain

Reports and Decisions of Interstate Commerce CommissionReports and Documents, Index toReports and Documents on—

Alaska Railroad CommissionNavigationRailroad, Telegraphs, Bridges

Reports and Maps, Bureau of Soils

Reports, House and Senate, MiscellaneousReports of—

Census Office, TheChildren's BureauCommissioner of Labor, MiscellaneousForestry Service, MiscellaneousHouse and Senate Committees, MiscellaneousHouse and Senate Committees on—

ClaimsCredit MobUier BriberyDistrict of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia on Suffrage Parade

Cost.

2 S3. 831 2.454 7.209 22.971 1.803 .5.36

1 1.861 1.701 1.751 1.731 1. 904 7. 552 3.901 1.772 -3.601 1.801 1.871 2. 571 2.10

16 29.561 1.901 1.831 2. 201 1.902 3.75

32 56.201 1.561 1.861 2. 55

4 7. 202 5.01

11 17.394 7. 201 1.90

12 81.432 3.971 1.851 1.801 1.771 2.25

19 34.932 3. 61

5 9.152 3.700 9.431 1.843 5. 791 1.901 1.901 1.901 1.80

10 18.543 6.901 2. 10

22 45.601 2.201 2. 002 4.202 3.75

1 2.201 2.201 2.208 16. 404 7. 32

33 85.282 3.60

29 53.6524 44.517 16. 10

1 1.34

1 1.901 1.902 3. 80


No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragrajph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Reports of—Continued.House and Senate Committees on—Continued.

Florida EvergladesForeign RelationsInteroceanic CanalsInterstate CommerceIrrigation and Reclamation of Arid LandsKu Klux ConspiracyMerchant Marine arid FisheriesMilitary AffairsNational Aid to Vocational EducationPensions....Public LandsTerritoriesWays and Means

Immigration CommissionAbstract of

Interstate Commerce Commission, MiscellaneousLibrary of CongressMonetary CommissionReclamation ServiceWar Department, MiscellaneousWorld's Columbian Commission

Reports on—Cattle and Dairy FarmingCommemoration of Battle of PlattsburgEducation in AlaskaExamination and Survey of Etowah, Coosa, Tallapoosa, and Alabama RiversFive Civilised Tribes in OklahomaForeign RelationsIndian AffairsMineral ResourcesNational ParksPhilippine IslandsReindeer in AlaskaRiver and Harbor Bill

Survey of Alabama RiverWaterways, Miscellaneous

Reports, Special:Diplomatic and Consular ReportsCommissioner of LaborDickinson, J. M. To the President on the PhilippinesIntercorporate Relationship of Railways in United StatesMarket for American Horses in European CountriesSheep Industry ol the United StatesTaft, William H., on the PhilippinesTaxation

Reports Submitted to Congress by Hon. S. F. ProutyResearch of the Gulf StreamResources of AlaskaResults Magnetic ObservationRetirement from the Classified Civil Service of Superannuated EmployeesRevenue LawsRevised Statutes and Codes of Porto RicoRevision of LawsRevolutionary Diplomatic Correspondence of the United StatesRevolutions in MexicoRiparian Rights, Reports and HearingsRivers and Floods of the Sacramento and San Joaquin WatershedsRivers and Harbors Bill

Road Horse, TheRoad Horse and Rules of Court of Equity, The.RochambeauRules and Regulations Governing Department of—

InteriorJustice and Branches

Rules and Regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture Under the Cotton Futures ActRules and Regulations Patcoling United States Prisoners from United States Peniten-

tiaries

Rules of—Court of Claims of the United States, ThePractice:

Coui'ts of Equity of the United StatesInterstate Commerce CommissionPension and Bounty Land AppealsUnited States Land OTice

Procedure, Five Civili-^ed TribesSupreme Court of United StatesUnited States Court of Customs Appeals

1 $2.001 1. 702 4. 109 18.081 1.931 1. 903 5. 5012 21. 489 17. 26

25 39. 482 3. 901 2.853 6. 18

650 1,260. 804 7. 621 1. 44

2 3. 60417 829. 37

2 3. 6027 48. 632 3. 44

2 3.001 2.001 2. 15

1 2.202 3. 989 22. 501 1.901 2.201 1. 861 1.791 1. 80

32 62. 551 1. 801 1.70

1 1.7010 18.502 3.831 2.001 1.503 5. 402 3.79

36 64. 15

1 l!371 2.754 7.601 3.054 7. 481 1.973 7. 193 8. 14

8 13. 88J 1. 80

11 21* 351 1. 802 5. 19

1 i. 821 1. 83

24 48. 76

4 7.292 3.851 1.84

1 L90

5 9.71

14 25.652 3. 761 L853 5.801 1. 827 13. 021 1. 86


No. 12.

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the provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act of

Mar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Rural CreditsRural School and Hookworm DiseaseSafety cf Life At SeaSalmon FisheriesSalmon Fisheries of the Pacific Coast, TheSan Carlos Irri9;ation Project, ArizonaSavins; and Annuity Plan Proposed for Retirement of Superannuated Civil Ser\ ice

EmployeesScientific Conclusion Concerning .\lcoholic ProblemSeaman's BUISecret Pro'êedings and Debates of the Federal ConventionSelling Foreign Manufac tured Goods in the United StatesSenate Eler tion CasesSenate Executive Documents, Index to

Senate JournalSenate ManualSession I awsSettlement Between United States and the State of ArkansasSheep Industry of the United StatesSherman Anti-Trust Law and Related Matters, Amendments to

Siege of Port ArthurSilk Industry in the United StatesSitka Mining Distri'-t of AlaskaSix Species of North American Fresh-Water FishSlavery in PeruSmithsonian Contributions to KnowledgeSoil Peconnoissanr eSoil Surveys, Mis^êllaneousSouth Ameri'â as an Export FieldSouth Ameri'an Countries and Their ProductsSouthern Appalachian ForestsSpanish Diplomatic Correspondence and DocumentsSpanish Public LawsSpecial Agent SeriesSpef ial Weighing of Mails of 1907Speeches, House and Senate, MiscellaneousSpeeches of—

Adair, J. A. MBailey, J. WBristow, Jos. LBryan, J. W ;

Floyd, J. CGallinger, J. HGallivan, J. AHenry, R. LMurdook, VictorNewlands, Francis GOwen, Robert LPeters, A. JProuty, S. FQuezon, ManuelRoosevelt, TheodoreSutherland, GeorgeTaft, Wm. HWeaver, ClaudeWUson, WoodrowWorks, John D

Speeches on—Affairs in MexicoAlaskan RailroadBanking and CurrencyCurrency Bill

Federal Reserve LawIncome TaxTitanic Disaster

Spirit Leveling in

—

CaliforniaNew York

Squadron of Admiral CerveraStandard Oil Company vs. The United StatesStanding Rules for Conducting Business in the United States SenateStar-Spangled BannerState and National Laws Weights and MeasuresState Banking Statutes, Digest ofState Laws Relating to the Dependent ClassesState Sr-hool SystemStatement and Reply of Judge Emory SpeerStatement of Differences with Colombia

127 $171. 622 3. 841 1. 061 2. 201 1.901 1. 84

2 3. 602 3. 727 14. 70g 14. 382 3. 51

1 1. 801 1. 903 10. 75

11 lo! 6622 49. 851 1. 981 1. 76

1.831 1.601 1. 561 1. 901 2' 353 5. 532 5! 412 3. 448 14! 781 2" no2 3. 802 5. 002 3. 671 1. 902 3. 523 5. 46

413 690. 94

1 1. 592 3. 521 2. 442 3! 604 6. 571 1. 65

10. 741 1. 953 7 71

1 901 2 301 i. 001 1.902 0. to

12 01 77

D 11 Af\

7 t;i

I. DU2 1 Ad.

0 0. 0%

J

J 0 on

4 7. 651 1. 701 l!901 \. 931 1. 85

1 L 801 1.742 3. 402 3. 757 12. 681 L 901 2.052 3. 78

53 95. 871 1.901 1.901 1.97


No. 12.

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Title.

Statements of the Treasury Department, DailyStatistical Abstract for Foreign CountriesStatistical Abstrac t of—

British Self-Governing DominionsUnited Kingdom, 1895-1909United States

Statisti'-al Atlas of the United StatesStatistical Record of the Progress of the United StatesStatistical Review of ImmigrationStatisti-^s and Census ,

Statistics for the District of ColumbiaStatistics of—

Common Carriers, Preliminary Abstract of

Manufactures in the United StatesRailways in the United States

Status of the Military Department in the Land-Grant CollegesStatutes and Session LawsStatutes of The United States

RevisedSupplement to

Steamship Agreements and AffiliationsStory of the De' laration of Independenr eStratigraphy of North America, Index toStrike in Copper Mine Distri' t of MichiganStudies on the Reproduc tion and Artifiiial Propagation of Fresh-Water MusselsSuggestions to Authors of PublicationsSuffrage ParadeSugar Beets in New England and Free Sugar Bill

Sugar in Foreign CountriesSugar IndustrySuggestions by Arthur Givinner, Head of Deutsch BankSuggestions Received Respecting Currency ReformSupreme Court BriefsSurvey of—

East River and Little Hell Gate, New YorkEtowah, Coosa, Tallapoosa, and Alabama RiversUinta Indian ReservationWabash River

Style BookSwiss Banking LawSymposium, Canal TollsSystem of Postal ExpressSystems of Marketing Farm ProductsTable of—

Cases and Opinions, Cases Cited, Commodities of Interstate Commerce CommissionDistant es for Guidance Disbursing OfR( er of Army

Tables of Equivalents of United States Customary and Metric Weights and Measures.Tariff:

A( ts, BiUs, Documents, etcComparisonsCustoms Tariff of 1842 and 1846HandbookHearingsLawsMaximum Tariffs of Principal CountriesNotes on Tariff RevisionProceedings and DocumentsRecipro( ity with CanadaReports onSchedulesSpeeches onStatisticsTariff and the Woolen IndustryTariff Board and Its WorkTariff' Board and Wool LegislationW^ool Trade of the United States

Tax on Income of IndividualsTaxation and Revenue Systems of State and Local GovernmentTaxation of CorporationsTaylor and Other Systems of Shop ManagementTelephone Directory, United States SenateTertiary Gravels of Sierra Nevada of CaliforniaTestimony liefore Committee on Privileges and ElectionsTestimony, Statement, and Reply of Judge Emory SpeerTextile Workers in Lawrence, MassachusettsThirteenth Census of the United StatesTidal Marshes and Their ReclamationTimber and Stone Laws

Copies.

2 S5. 992 4.00

2 4. 002 4.00

130 234. 3711 26. 511 1.641 2. 00

13 33. 151 2.72

1 2. 631 3. 902 3. 881 1.90

21 47.80534 1,262. 672 5. 108 20.491 2.001 2.202 5.503 5. 611 2. 131 2. 201 L 701 1.561 1.582 4 002 4.082 4.083 6.44

1 2.001 2. 001 2.001 1.905 8. 931 1.981 1. 981 1.883 5.56

1 2. 151 2. 151 2. 55

53 99. 7617 34. 195 9. 1814 27. 70

160 293. 235 8. 551 1. 563 6. 703 5. 704 7.06

36 41.2720 37. 1013 2'>. 211 i. 561 L 561 1.561 1.661 1. 561 1.80

12 29. 6119 34. 596 19. 1331

6. 662. 75

2 3. 681 1.601 L85

85 224. 912 3.601 L90

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No. 12.

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Title.

Tis Sixty Years SinceTitanic DisasterTitle to Land in the PhilippinesToposiraphical Sheets of AIa^>amaTrade of the United States with the WcrldTrap Di]ce> of Lake Champlain RegionTrea'^ury Decisions—Internal RevenueTreaties, Conventions, International Acts between the United States and OtherPowers, 1776-1909

Treaty Laws and Rules governing the Admission of ChineseTreaty Making Power under the Constitution, Effective Voting and Privilege of Floor

to Ca1)inet OncersTreaty of I^eaee between United States and SpainTreaty Record—History of Treaties and ConventionTri' ute to Democracy: Abraham Lincoln First and Second Inaugural AddressTrust LegislationUncle Sara's Chicken BookUncle Sam's Cook BookUnderground Water Resources of Northern Louisiana and Southern ArkansasUniforms of United States ArmyUnion Scale of Washes and Hours of La'>orUnited States Coast and Geodetic Survey, Special PublicationsUnited States Coast Pilot—Atlantic CoastUnited States Revenue LawsUnlawful Restraint and MonopoliesUnreported Opinions, Interstate Commerce CommissionUnwritten Literature of HawaiiUrgent Deficiency Appropriation BUIUse BookUse of—

A rmy in Aid of Civil Power.Opium and Tariff Therein

Useful Minerals of the United StatesValorization of CoffeeValuation of the Several Classes of Property of Common CarriersVenezuelan ArhitratioasVeto immigration Bill

Veto Messages of the Presidents of the United StatesVocational EducationVocational GuidanceVotes on Reciprocity and Tariff Bills

Wages and Hours of Labor, from Report on Conditions of Employment in Pon andSteel industry in the United States

Wages and Prices AbroadWages and Prices of CommoditiesWar Revenue ActsWar Revenue Bill

War Revenue LawWashington, Fuller's Address on GeorgeWashington's Farewell AddressWater Power Bill

Water Rights and the Control of WaterWater Rights and Power Sites in IdahoWater Supply and Irrigation PapersWater Terminal and Transportation FacilitiesWeights and MeasuresWharton's Digest of International LawWhite Slave Tra 'ic

Whitefi<^h of North AmericaWithholding Certain Lands from Allotment in the Creek NationWorkmen's Compensation Laws of the United States and Foreign CountriesWorks of Art in the United States Capitol BuildingWorld's Money Theory of the Coin, Coinage, and Monetary System of the WorldWorld's Sugar Production and ConsumptionWreck of the Battleship MaineWright, Hearings, Daniel ThewYearbook of the Department of Agriculture

Extracts fromIllustrations fromIndex to

Yellow FeverZuni Indians

Cost.

—.

1 $1. 755 8. 802 3. 502 11. 821 L 801 2. 10

14 28. 70

170 317. 552 3. 69

1 1. 803 5. 292 4. 12

1 1.802 3. 801 1. 54

12 19. 081 2. 452 15. 635 9. 081 2. 651 2. 581 1. 541 2. 00

11 22. 581 1.901 1 902 3. 35

1 1. 701 1. 702 3. 701 1. 563 6. 042 3. 601 1. 742 3. 6413 22. 602 2. 801 1. 56

1 1. 851 1. 563 1. 561 1. 551 2. 801 1. 941 1. 79

23 45. 77

3 4. 81

1 1. 991 1. 90

246 476. 94

IS 33. 822 4. 10

24 42. 761 1.811 1. 802 3. 96

55 98. 7016 29. 94

1 1.741 2.651 1.928 14.68

1,069 1,871.262 3. 342 3. 692 3. 902 3. 751 1.95

6495—15 13

194 EEPORT OP THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

No. 13.

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Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing)

for paper for the public printing and binding from Mar. 1, 1915, to Feb 29, 1916.

Contractor. Description of paper.Weisfht per

ream. Quantity.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co.

Do


National Contracting Co

New York & PeimsylvaniaCo.

Bryant Paper CoNew York & PennsylvaniaCo.DoDoDoDoDoDo

The Jessup & Moore Paper Co.Do

New York & PennsylvaniaCo.

The Jessup & Moore PaperCo.Do


The Tessup & Moore PaperCo.Do

Bryant Paper Co

.

Do.

The Jessup & Moore PaperCo.


The Champion Coated PaperCo.Do

American Writing Paper Co.

.

The Champion Coated PaperCo.Do

The Miami Paper Co

The Jessup & Moore PaperCo.Do

Printing Papers,

"white news print.

24 by 36 inches, in 9*, 19, 38, or 48inch rolls.

24 by 36 inches, flat

COLORED NEWS PRINT.

Blue, pink, and yellow, 24 by 38inches, flat.

MACHINE-FINISH PRINTING, NO. 1.

24 by 38 inches, cut 24 by 38 inchesand 38 by 48 inches, flat.



24 by 38 inches, in 38 or 48 inch rolls.

2i by 38 inches, in ^)4-inch rolls

24 bv 38 inches, in 19-inch rolls

32 bv 42 innhes, flat

33f by 441 inches, in 33f-inch rolls.

,


24 by 38 inches, flat.

24 by 38 inches, in 38 or 48 inch rolls.

24 by 38 inches, in 9| or 19 inch rolls.


24 by 38 inches, cut any size, flat

Any size on 24 by 38 inches, nototherwise contracted for flat,

maximum wi-ith 41 inches.Any size on 24 by 38 inches, nototherwise contracted for, in rolls,

maximum width 48 inches.

ANTIQUE PRINTING, LAID.

25 by 38 inches; sizes, 25 by 38 and38 by 50 inches, flat.

ANTIQUE PRINTING, LAID, DECKLEEDGE,

20J by 29 inches, flat

OPAQUE PRINTING, HIGH MACHINEFINISH.

32 by 48 inches, cut any size, flat. .

.

24 by 38 inches, cut any size, flat. ..

WOVE MACHINE-FINISH PRINTING.



Do.

Any size on 24 by 38 inches, nototherwise contracted for, flat.

SIZED AND SUPERCALENDEREDPRINTING (SAMPLE A).


24 by 32 inches, and 32 by 48 inches,

flat.


SIJ by 45§ inches, flat

Pounds.36 basis.

38

25

30

34

3838 basis.

38 basis.

38 basis.

38 basis.

38 basis.

38 basis.

38 basis.

7290 basis.

76

48

48 basis.

48 basis.

60 and 70bases.

38 and 48bases.

38 and 48

60

50

67100

40, 45, and50 bases.

38 and 76bases.

45 and 60

Pounds.300,000

5,000

72

5,000

20,000

250,000

1,200,0001,200,000

1, 200, 0001, 200, 0001,200.0001,200,000

150, 000

1, 200, 00050, 000

150. 0001, 200, 000

200, 000

300. 00020,000

1,000,000

250,000

40,000

5,000

20,000

20,000

20, 000

20,000

200,000100,000

200.000

20,000

40,000

300,000

600,000

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE. 195

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for paper for the public printing and binding from Mar. 1, 1915, to Feb. 29, 1916—Continued.

Contractor.


The Jessup & Moore PaperCo.

Bryant Paper Co

The Champion Coated PaperCo.





Kalamazoo Paper Co.




Kalamazoo Paper Co.


Mathers-Lamm Paper Co.


Printing PAPERS—Continued.

SIZED AND SUPEH.CALENDEREDPRINTING (SAMPLE A)—COntd.

24 bv 38 inches, cut 24 by 38 inchesand 38 by 48 inches, flat.

Any size on 24 by 38 inches, nototherwise contracted for, flat,

maximum width 40 inches.Any size on 24 by 38 inches, nototherwise contracted for, rolls,


SIZED AND SUPERCALENDEREDPRINTING (SAMPLE B).

Any size on 24 by 38 inches, flat,


HALFTONE PRINTING.

24 by 38 inches,cut 24 by 38, 38 by 48,

and 31} by 45| inches.

Coated Book.

single-coated one side book.

Any size on 24 by 38 inches, flat

SINGLE-COATED BOTH SIDES BOOK,GLAZED FINISH.


DOUBLE-COATED ONE SIDE BOOK,GLAZED FINISH (SAMPLE A).


DOUBLE-COATED BOTH SIDES BOOK,GLAZED FINISH (SAMPLE A).

Any size on 24 by 38 inches, flat. .

.

DOUBLE-COATED ONE SIDE BOOK(SAMPLE B).


DOUBLE-COATED BOTH SIDES BOOK(SAMPLE B).


Writings.

white tablet writing, wove,machine finish.

21 by 32 inches, flat; width, mini-mum 17 inches, maximum 40inches.

21 by 32 inches, in rolls; width, min-imum 8 inches, maximum 48inches.

U. S. M. O. WRITING.

White and blue, wove, machine-dried, 17 by 22 inches, in 8J-inchrolls.

WHITE FRENCH FOLIO.


Weight perream.

Pounds.50

45 and 50bases.

45, 50, andCO"

40, 45, and50

65 and 70bases.



80 basis.


basis.



Quantity.

Pounds.800, 000

50, 000

5, 000

40, 000

50, 000

250, 000

100, 000

15,000

500,000

15,000

40, 000

100, 000

100.000

1,500,


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Contractor. Description of paper.Weight per

ream.Quantity.

Kalamazoo Paper Co,No bid received

Kalamazoo Paper Co.

No award

Kalamazoo Paper Co.No award




Strathmore Paper CoNo award


The Aetna Paper Co

.

No award

The Aetna Paper Co

.

No award

The Aetna Paper Co

.

No award


The Aetna Paper Co.No award

The Aetna Paper Co

.

No award


The Aetna Paper Co

.

No award


The Aetna Paper Co

.

No award



Writings—Continued.

WHITE WRITING, WOVE, MACHINE-DRIED AND SUPERCALENDERED.

16 by 21 inches, cut 16 by 21 and 23by 32 inches, flat:

a. 25 per cent ragb. 50 per cent rag

17 by 28 inches, cut 17 by 28 and 21

by 32 inches, flat:


17 by 28 inches, in 8 to 38 inchrolls:





a. 25 per cent ragb. 50 per cent rag....

Any size, on 17 by 22 inches, nototherwise contracted for, in 8to 38 inch rolls:


Pounds.1 and 11

32

32

34 and 40

13 to

WHITE WRITING, WOVE, TUB-SIZED;AIR OR LOFT DRIED.


.

a. 50 per cent rag

.

b. 75 per cent rag.17 by 28 inches, flat.

a. 50 per cent rag

.

b. 75 per cent rag.18 by 23 inches flat.

a. 50 per cent rag

.


a. 50 per cent rag

.


a. 50 per cent rag

.


and 24

22, 32, and36

20 and 26

"28 and 44

'

35 and 56

32,"40,"and


22i by 311, inches, flat









a. 50 per cent rag ,

b 75 per cent rag. ,

26 by 32 inches, flat ,


17 by 28 inches, and 28 by 34inches, flat:




34

36 and 54

27

52

44 and 56

17 and 34

64 and 72

Pounds.

20,000

30,000

150,000

500,000

I150,000

20,000

200,000

400,000

30,000

20,000

20,000

600,000

100,000

80,000

15,000

20,000

150,000

50,000

50,000

100,000


No. 13.

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for paper for the public printing and binding from Mar. 1, 1915, to Feb. 29, 1916—

•

Continued.

Contractor.

Strathmore Paper Co .....

.

No award

The Aetna Paper CoNo award


The Ae<-na Paper CoNo award

Americaa Writing Paper CoNo award




The A etna Paper CoNo award

Southworth Co

The Perfect Safety Paper Co.

All bids rejected

Geo. LaMonte & Son

.


Do


Writings—Continued

.

WHITE WRITING, WOVE, TUB-SIZED;AIR OR LOFT DRIED—COntd.

19 by 24 inches, and 24 by 38inches, flat:


Any si/.e not exceeding 28 by 40inch 6'=:, and any weight, 16 hv2] inche>, flat:


COLORED WRITING, WOVE, TUB-SIZED, AIR OR LOFT DRIED.(Any color except red.)



19 by 2-1 inches, flat



a. 50 per cent ragb. 75 per <^ent rae



21 by 32 inches, fiat


22 by 3 ! inches, flat


Any size, not exceeding 28 by 40'inches, and any weight, 16 by21 inches, not " otherwise con-tracted for, flat:


FINE WHITE WRITING, WOVE, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.


United States Money-OrderWriting.

SAFETY or sensitive DESIGN, MA-CHINE FINISH.

17 by 22 inches, in 1 1 and 22 inch rolls

.

PAPER FOR MONEY-ORDER FORMS.

17 by 22 inches, in 11 and 22 inchroils.

SAFETY WRITING, MACHINE FINISH.

Blue, pink, green, salmon, <a,nd yel-low, 17 by 28 inches, flat.

Map.

map, lithograph finish (sampleA).

Any size not exceeding 44 by 64

'inches, on 19 by 24 inches,' flat:

a. Government Printing Officedelivery

b. F.o.b. Turners Falls, Mass

Weight perream.

Pounds.16 and 32

16 to 24

bases.

22 and 32

32, 40 and 48

72

36 and 54

16 to 24

bases

48

16

16

32

18 to 40bases.

Quantity.

Pounds.

I150, 000

50,000

120, 000

5,000

5, 000

150,000

3,000

20,000

5,000

5, 000

400,000

400,000

2,500

50,000

Price perpound.

$0. 1015


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Contractor.

Hawthorne Paper Co

.

Geo. W.Millar & Co..

E,. P. Andrews Paper Co.

The Aetna Paper Co.

.

Hawthorne Paper Co.

The Aetna Paper Co

.

Southworth Co.

Southworth Co.Do

Cornelius Kahlen.

Southworth Co.


Carew Manufacturing Co

.

Do


Do.Do.

Map—Continued.

MAP, LITHOGRAPH FINISH, TUB-SIZED, AIR OR LOFT DRIED (SAM-PLE B).

Any size not exceeding 44 by 64

inches, on 19 by inches, flat:

a. Government Printing Office

delivery.b. F. o.b. Bangor, Me

Bonds.

thin bond, white or blue, glazedor unglazed, tub-sized, air orloft dried.

Any size not exceeding 28 by 40inches, on 16 by 21 inches, flat.

BOND, WHITE OR BLUE, GLAZED ORUNGLAZED, TUB-SIZED, AIR ORLOFT DRIED.

White or blue, air or loft dried, anysize not exceeding 28 by 40 inches,on 16 by 21 inches, fl^^t.

White, air-dried, 16 by 21 inches, in21 inch rolls.

BOND, COLORED, GLAZED OR UN-GLAZED, TUB-SIZED, AIR OR LOFTDRIED.

Any color except red and blue, anysize not exceeding 28 by 40 inches,

on 16 by 21 inches, flat

FINE BOND, GLAZED OR UNGLAZED,TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

White or blue, any size not exceed-ing 28 by 40 inches, on 16 by 21

inches, flat.

NATURALIZATION BOND, WHITE, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.



ONIONSKIN.

19 by 24 inches, sizes 16 by 21, and19 by 24 inches, flat.

Parchment Deed.

tub-sized and loft-dried.

22f by 31i inches, flat

BEST PARCHMENT DEED, TUB-SIZEDAND LOFT-DRIED.


Ledgers.

second-class ledger, white orblue, tub-sized, air or loftDRLED.


17 by 28 inches, cut 17 by 28 inchesand 28 i^y 34 inches, flat.

18 bv 23 inches, flat


Weight perream.

Pounds.18 to 40

bases.

7 to 14

bases.

16 to 24

bases.

24 basis.

16 to 24bases.

16 to 24bases.

basis.

48

37 and 44

24 and 29J8,34 and 38

30 and 3534 and 44

Quantity.

Pounds.

80,000

100,000

500,000

40,000

15,000

30,000

10,0005,000

1,000

2,000

1,500

15, 00040,000

15,0005.000

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PPJNTER. 199

Xo. 13.

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Contractor.

Carew Manufacturiag CoDoDoDoDo ,

Hawthorne Paper CoDoDo

DoDoDoDoDo ,

Do

Do ,

Do

Do ,

Do ,

Hawthorne Paper Co.

Southworth Co

Carew Manufacturing Co.Do

Description of paper. ^If Quantity

Ledgers—Continued.

SECOND-CLASS LEDGER, "WHITE ORBLUE, TUB-SIZED, AIR OR LOFTDRIED—contiQued.

20 br 28 inches, flat

23 bV 36 inches, flat



Any size not exceeding 28 by 40inclies, on 16 by 21 inches, nototherwise contracted for, flat.

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER, WHITE OR{

BLUE, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

16 br 21 mches, flat.

18 bv 23 inches, flat.

17 by 28 inches, flat.

Pounds.53

7048 and 58

7620 to 32

Pound''.

5,00020,00025,00015, 0005,000

No bids received

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co

R. P. Andrews Paper Co

R. P. Andrews Paper Co....







16 by 21 inches, cut 184 by 36 and 18Jby 42 inches, flat.

16 by 21 inches, cut 14 by 35, 21 by32; 21 by 324, 22f by 3U, and 24 by38 inches, fl'at.

16 by 21 inches, cut 20J by 24|, and2l'by 324 inches, flat.

Any size not exceeding 28 by 42inches, on 16 by 21 inches, nototherwise contracted for, flat.

Any si/:e not exceeding 28 by 42inches, on 16 by 21 inches, nototherwise contracted for, flat.

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER, COLORED, ANTCOLOR EXCEPT RED AND BLUE,TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

Any size not exceeding 28 by 40idches, on 16 by 21 inches, flat.

Any size not exceeding 28 by 40inches, on 16 by 21 inches, flat.

HEAVY FIRST-CI ASS LEDGER, SINGLE-PLY, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DREED.

VThite or blue, 21 by 324 inches, flat.

Colored, pink, yellow, buff, salmon,and green, 21 by 32| inches, flat.

Tissue.

railroad manila, ruled one side.


WHITE.


WHITE STEREO.

19 by 24 inches

CREAM STEREO.

19 by 24 inches

Covers,

smooth cover, colored.

by 46 inches, flat.

24 and 2930 and 35

28, 34, 40,and 48.

34 and 4557

48 and 5860 and 70

5624

40, 00015, 00080,000

20,00015 00045' 00010,00010,00010, 000

.129

.129

.129

.129

. liiy

.129

.129

.129

. 129

36 40,000 .129

44 40,000 .139

20 to 32bases.

15, 000 .129


5,000 .139

20 to 32bases.


10,000

20,000

.16

.153

100 and 110100 and 110

150,00010,000

.138

.17

7 750

8 2,000 .07

6 1,500 .19

^ 500 .33

50 and 148 150,000 .0515

200 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE.

No. 13.

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Contractor.

Knowlton Bros. (Inc.) . .

.

Knowlton Bros. (Inc.). ,

.


Do

Smith-Dixon Co., division of

tJie Whitaker Paper Co.


Philip Lindemeyr

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.)...


United Paperboard Co


Do



Philip Lindemeyr


Covers—Continued.

ROUGH COVER, COLORED (SAMPLE A).

Any color, 20 by 25 inches, flat

ROUGH COVER, COLORED (SAMPLE B).

Any color, 20 by 25 inches, flat

Manilas.

wood manila.


Any size on 24 by 38 inches, in 6 to48 inch rolls.

KRAFT WRAPPING.

Any size, on 24 by 36 inches

JUTE MANILA, HIGH FINISH.

24 by 38 inches, cut 24 bv 38, 26 by28, and 26 by 34 inches, flat.

ROPE MANILA.

24 by 36 inches, cut 24 by 36 and 30by 46 inches, flat.

24 by 36 inches, cut 24 by 38, 27 by38, and 40 by 42 inches, flat.

24 by 3fi inches, cut 27 by 38, 33 by33 and 38 by 38 inches, flat.

24 by 36 inches, cut 24 by 38 inches,flat.

Any size or weight, not otherwisecontracted for, flat.

Any size or weight, in 6 to 48 inchrolls.

OILED MANILA TYMPAN.

24 by 36 inches, in 19, 38, and 48 inchiy.i

alls

MANILA TYMPAN.

24 by 36 inches, in 48-inch roUs.

Manila Boards,

manila board.

21f by 31i inches, in 11 and 21f inchrolls.

MANILA CARDBOARD.

Any size on a 22 by 28 inches, flat.

.

a. Wrapped and sealed in pack-ages of 100 sheets each

b. Unwrapped

MANILA TAG BOARD, CALENDERED.

24 by 38 inches, in 24 and 26| inchrolls.

Cardboard,

white railroad board.


COLORED CARDBOARD.

IAny color, 22 by 28 inches, flat

Weight perream.

Pounds.50

50

40 to 60bases.

40 to 60bases.

30 to 70bases.

140

140

86 basis.

150 basis.

85 basis.

210 basis.

120 basis.

280

210

Quantity.

Povnds.25,000

80,000

100,000

300,000

100,000

80,000

20,000

50,000

75,000

25,000

5,000

80,000

20,000

500

40,000

50,000

40,000

5,000

10,000

KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEB, 201

No. 13.

—



Contractor.

Philip Lindemeyr

K. P. Andrews Paper CoDo

All bids rejectedDo...:


B, F. Bond Paper Co

Republic Bag & Paper Co...

All bids rejected

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co



Langston Monotype MachineCo.

Republic Bag & Paper Co....

Mathers-Lamm Paper CoSmith-Dixon Co., division ofthe Whitaker Paper Co.

Osburn Paper Co

Osburn Paper Co

Osburn Paper Co


Cardboaed—Continued.

WHITE CHINA BOARD.


Bristol Boards.

colored bristol board, anycolor except red.


201 by 31 inches, ui 20|-uich rolls.

.

CREAM BRISTOL BOARD.

22^ by 281 inches, flat

24 by 36 inches^ in 445-inch rolls

WHITE BRISTOL BOARD, NO. 1.

22i by 281 inches, flat

INDEX BRISTOL BOARD.

White or any color except red, 22

J

by 28| inches, flat.

Miscellaneous.

white paraffin.


WHITE NONCURLENTG GUMMED.

17 bv 22 inches, and 20 by 24 inches,flat.

BLOTTING.

White or any standard color, 19 by24 inches, flat.

STEREOTYPE MOLDING, WHITE.

19 by 24 mches, flat

STEREOTYPE MOLDING, RED.


Weight perream.

Pounds.210

110110 basis.

104

140 basis.

MONOTYPE KEYBOARD AND CASTINGMACHINE.

Monotype keyboard and casting-

machine paper.

OFFSET PAPER FOR WEB PRESSES.

24 by 36 inches, in 26 and 39 inchroils.

PLATE "WIPING, FOR EMBOSSINGPRESSES.

24 by 36 inches, in 4 and 5 inch rolls

24 by 36 inches, in 6, 7, and 8 inchrolls.

BACK LINING, FOR CASE-MAKINGMACHINES.

In 24-inch rolls

LINING, FOR HEADBAND, LININGAND CRASHING MACHINES.

In 24-inch roUs

TABLET STRIPPING.

In 24-inch rolls

120

175 and 230

16

23 and 30

100

100

40

30 basis.

60 basis.

60 basis.

Quantity.

Pounds.10,000

80,000500,000

100,000100,000

25,000

1,200

1,500

1,500

10,000

1,000

60,000

8,000

10, 00010,000

5,000

3,000

1,000


No. 13.

—



Contractor. Description of paper.Weight per

ream. Quantity.

Osburn Paper Co.

Do

All bids rejectedDoDoDoDoDo

All bids rejectedDoDoDoDoDo

All bids rejected

All bids rejected....

Cornelius Kahlen

United Paperboard Co. .

.

The C. L. La Boiteaux CoUnited Paperboard Co. .

.

DoDoDo

The C. L. La Boiteaux Co....United Paperboard Co

Westport Paper CoDo

The Monroe Binder Board Co.Westport Paper Co

The Monroe Binder Board Co.Do

Osburn Paper Co

Miscellaneous—Continued

.

CARBON PAPER.

Black, 18 by 23 inches, mediumweight, carbonized both sides, for

pencil use, flat.

Blue, manifold^ IS by 23 inches,medium weight, carbonized oneside, flat.

MARBLE, COMB, AND LINING

—

MARBLE, FLAT.

Brown, 20 by 25 inches.Red, 20 by 25 inches....Green, 22 by 28 inches..Blue, 22 bv 28 inches...Red, 22 bv 28 inches....Brown, 22 by 28 inches.

BEST COMB, FLAT.

(Fine comb), 22 by 28 inches(Medium comb), 22 by 28 inches.(Coarse comb), 22 by 28 inches.

.

(Fine comb), 20 by 25 inches(Medium comb), 20 by 25 inches.(Coarse comb), 20 by 25 inches...

LITHOGRAPHED LINING, FLAT.

No. 1, 24 by 28 inches

RED PRESSBOARD.


PARCHMENT.


The Monroe Binder Board Co.Osburn Paper Co

BINDER'S BOARDS.

News board, 26 by 38 inches, Nos.100 and 120.

Strawboard, 20 by 38 inches. No. 50:

a. On orders of car lots

b. On orders of less than carlots.

Chip board, 26 by 38 inches. No. 50:


b. On orders ofiess than car lots

Strawboard, lined, 26 by 38 inches,

No. .50.

Box board, lined one side, 24i by34 inches:


b. On orders ofiess than car lots.

Binder's board, No. 2 quality, Nos.16 to 40, 25 by 30 inches:



Binder's board, No. 1 qualitj^, Nos.12 to 30, 25 by 30 inches:



Best quality, Nos. 18 to 45, 19 by 30inches; Nos. 16 to 90, 22 by 26inches; No. 33, 22| bv 29 inches;No. 20, 221- 34 inches:



Trunk board, size 34 by 44 inches,Nos. 6 to 10.

Trunk board. No. 2 quality, 23| by4Ci inches. No. 11:



Reams.100

200

Per lUsheets.

80Pounds.

2, 000

Sheets.

1 000 (moreor less).

Pounds.1,000

100, 000

8, 000

100, 000

500, 000

250, 000

SO, 000

2,000

40, 000


No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies (except paper) and mis-cellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915.

Contractor.

Thomas Garnar & Co

Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co

Louis Dejonge & Co

Benj. N. iToore & Sons Co.

Do

Do

Do

Thomas Garnar & Co

Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co.

Thomas Garnar & Co


Thomas Garnar & Co

Do

Do

Do

John Campbell & Co

Do

Louis Dejonge & Co

John H. O'Donnell & Co.

Winslow Bros. & SmithCo.

John H. O 'Donnell & Co.


Thomas Garnar & Co1^ DoJohn Campbell & CoThomas Garnar & Co

Do

Eagle Tanning Works

No bids received

Eagle Tanning Works

No bids received

Description of article. Quantity.

LEATHER, BEST QUALITY.

Genuine Turkey morocoo, No. 1 quality, orother goatskin equal in quality, variouscolors, dozen.

Genuine Turkey morocco. No. 1 quality, orother goatskiii equal in quality, variouscolors; to be tanned by a pyrogallol tan-nin, dozen.

Genuine Turkey Morocco, No. 1 quality, orother goatskin equal in quality, cochineal,dozen.

Genuine Turkey morocco. No. 1 quality, orother goatskiri equal in quality, cochineal;to be taimed by a pyrogallol tannin, dozen.

Genuine Turkey levant mcrocco, No. 1

quality, or other goatskin ( qual in qualiiyand tihish d with "levant" grain; in threecolors—medium green, medium blue, andmedium brown; to be tanned by a pyro-gallol tannin, dozen.

Genuine original Niger goatskins, red No. 1

quality, dozen.Genuine Turkej' levant morocco. No. 1

quality, or oth r goatskin equal in qualityand finished with "levant" grain, cochi-neal; to be tanned by a pyrogallol tannin,dozen.

American morocco, No. 1 quality, variouscolors, dozen.

American morocco, No. 1 quality, variouscolors; to be tanned by a pyrogallol tan-nin, dozen.

American morocco, No. 1 quality, cochineal,dozen.

American morocco, No. 1 quality, cochineal;to be tanned by a pyrogallol tannm, dozen.

Skivers, blue, straight-grained. No. 1 qual-ity, medium thickness, dozen.

Skivers, cochineal, straight-grained. No. 1

quality, medium thickness, dozen.Skivers, brown, calf-finished. No. 1 quality,medium thickness, dozen.

Skivers, cochineal title, thin, No. 1 quality,dozen.

Skivers, cochineal title, heavy, No. 1 qual-ity, dozen.

Skivers, title, various colors, thin, No. 1

quality, dozen.Skivers, title, various colors, heavy. No. 1

quality, dozen.Law sheep, No. 1 quality, medium thick-

ness, sample B, dozen.Law sheep, No. 1 quality, medium thick-

ness, sample C, dozen.Law sheep, No. 1 quality, thin, sample B,dozen.

Law sheep, No. 1 quality, tliin, to be tannedby a pyrogallol tannin, dozen.

Law caUskins, dozenBark skiver, No. 1 quality, medium, dozen.Bark skiver, No. 1 quality, thin, dozenFleshers, No. 1 quality, medium size, me-dium thickness, dozen.

FleslKrs, No. 1 quality, large size, heavy,dozen.

Ameiican russia (cowhide), in sides, No. 1

quality, medium thickness, in any re-

quired color, feet.

American russia (cowhide), in sides. No. 1


quired color; to be tanned by a pyrogalloltannin, feet.

American russia (cowhide), in hides. No. 1


quired' color, feet.

American russia (cowhide), in hides, No. 1


quired' color; to be tanned by a pyrogalloltannin, feet.

200

100

Contract price.

.$14 per dozen.

.S0.33 per square foot

.

S.35 per dozen.

.S0..33 per square foot.

SO.35 per square foot.

SO. 30 per square foot.


SO. 189 per square foot

.

S0.21 per square foot.

100 so. 199 per square foot.

ICO •SO. 21 per square foot.

6 S3.089 per square foot.

10 Do.

10 S0.075 per square foot.

35

6


S0.095per square foot.

30 80.085 per square foot.

15 SO. 10 per square foot.

700 SO. 0775 per squarefoot.

SO. 11 per square foot.50

80 S0.0775 per squarefoot.

SO. 10 per square foot.10

5

256020

20


•SO. 06 per square feet.


S4.50 per dozen.

S6.25 per dozen.

100,000 SO. IS per square foot.

50,000

10,000 SO. 19 per square foot.

10, 000


No, 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies (except paper) and mis-cellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Contractor.

Eagle Tanning "Works

No bid, received

Eagle Tanning Works. .

.

No bias received

W.D.Byron & Sons,(Inc.)

No bids received

The H. Griffin & Sons Co.

Do

John H. O'Donnell & Co.

Do

Bei-j. N. Moore & Sons Co.

Do

Do

Do

Interlaken Mills

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

The HoUiston Mills

Do

Do

Description of article.

LEATHER, BEST QUALITY—Continued.

Amerifân russia (cowhid"^), in hides. No. 1

quality, m dium thickness, double-grained, in any required color, feet.

Am'^rican russia (cowhide), in hides, No. 1

quality, medium thickness, double-grained, in any required color; to be tan-ned by a pyrogallol tannin, feet.

American russia (cowhide), in hides, No, 1

quality, heavy, double-grained, in anyrequir-^d color, feet.

Am'^rioan russia (cowhide), in hides, No, 1

quality, hâvy, double-grained, in anyrequired color; to be tanned by a pyrogal-lol tannin, feet.


quality, pebbled, in any required color,feet,


quality, pv bblea, in any required color;to be tannâ by a pyrogallol tannin, feet.

Cowhide buffing, boarded graineu, in sides,

No. 1 quxlity, various colors, hoavy, feet.

Cowhide buffing, board -d grained, in sides,No. 1 quality, various colors, thin, feet.

Cowhide buffing, water-grained, in sides,No. 1 qu.^lity, various colors, thin, feet.

Cowhide buffing, water-gn ined, in sid:^s.

No. 1 quality, various colors, heavy, feet.

Goatskins, ordinary morocco grain, cochi-n_âl: to be tanned by a pvrogallol tannin,dozen.

Goatskins, ordinary morocco grain, variouscolors, to include black, medium bro'wn,medium green, and medium blue; to betann*. d by a pyrogallol tannin, dozen,

Niger goatskins, including medium rod, me-dium brown, medium green, medium blue,and black; to be tanned by a pyrogalloltannin, dozen.

Genuine pigskins. No, 1 quality; to be tan-ned by a pyrogallol or oak-bark tannin,dozen.

BOOK CLOTH, BEST QUALITY, 38 INCHES"WIDE, 38 YARDS TO THE PIECE.

Book cloth, black, all patterns except silk,

pieces.Book cloth, common colors, all patterns ex-cept silk, pieces.

Book cloth, extra brown or dove, etc., in theordinary patterns except silk, pieces.

Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, in theordinary patterns excopt silk, pieces.

Book cloth, ruby, S3l erino, or magenta, inthe ordinary patterns except silk, pieces.

Book cloth, cochineal, in the ordinary pat-terns, except silk, pieces.

Book cloth, common black, silk patterns,pieces.

Book cloth, common colors, silk patterns,pieces.

Book cloth, extra black, silk pattern, pieces.

Book cloth, extra brown or dove, etc., silk

patterns, pieces.Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, silk

patterns, pieces.

Book cloth, ruby, soirerino, or magenta, silk

patterns, pieces.

Book cloth, cochineal, silk patterns, pieces.

.

BUCKRAM, 42 INCHES WIDE,THE PIECE.

YARDS TO

Buckram, lOJ ounces to the linear yard, all

colors and plain, yards.Buîcram, 6 ounces to the linear yard, all

colors and plain, 42 inches wide, about 38

yards to the pie:e, yards.Art vellum, all colors, yards

Quantity".

600

1,000

1,700

1,000

3,900

1,000

5,500

2,000

15,500

1,400

45

800

1,900

350

300

200

200

25

30

30020

50

25

25

47,000

12,200

1,400

Contract price.

$0,195 per square foot.

$0.21 per square foot.


$0,09 per square feet.


$0.0925 par squarefoot.


$0.21 per square foot.

Do.

$0.25 per square foot

Do.

$5 per piece.

$6.25 per piece.

$7,59 per piece.

$7.75 per piece.

$8.50 per piece.

$10 per piece.

$5.25 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

$7.75 per piece.Do.

$8 per piece.

$8.75 per piece.

$10.25 per piece.

$0.30 per yard.

$0.25 per yard.

$0.17 per yard.


No 14.

—

Stateme.nt of contracts made for material and supplies (except paper) and mis-

cellaneous item^ during the fiscal year ended June. 30, 1915—Continued.

Contractor.

Du Pont Fabrikoid Co.

Tlios. Garnar & Co.

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co.DoDoDoDoDo


R. P. Clarke Co

Do

Scwab & Wolf

The Manhattan SupplvCo.

R. P. Clarke Co

Do

Do

Schwab & Wolf

Do

R. P. Clarke Co

Schwab 6z Wolf

No bid received

Schwab & Wolf

The Manhattan SupplyCo.Do

John H. O'Donnell (i- Co.

Louis Dejonge & CoDoDoDoDo

JohnH. O'Donnell & Co.DoDo

Baer Bros.

Do....

Do....

IMITATION LEATHER, AND CLOTH-LINEDPAPER.

Fabrii-oid, or other imitation leather, bestquality, in any required color or pattern,quality 1100, jO inches wide, yards.

Pluviusin, or other imitation leather, 45inches wide, equal to duality No. 10 G, inranuired color or pattern, j-'ards.

Cloth-lined paper, 25 by 3G' inches, in anyany reouired color, sheets:Sample A duality, blueSample B quality, whiteSample C quality, whiteSample D quality, whiteSample R quality, russetSample F quality, primrose, green, pink, .

blue, buff, canary, fawn, rose.j

CANVAS, DUCK, DRILLING, AND CORDUROY, i

BEST QUALITY.

Canvas or duck, white, 28 inches wide, 8 '

ounces to the yard, yards. i

Canvas or duck, white, 28 inches wide, 10\

ounces to the yard, yards.jCanvas or duck, calendered, olive, tan, orj

gray, as required, 36 inches wide, yards,i

Canvas, Irish linen, unbleached, 21 incheswide, 6 ounces to the vard, vards.

[

Sage duck, 28 inches wide, 12 'ounces to the i

yard, yards.j

Sa'ge duck, 37 inches wide, 13 otinces to the;

yard, yaras.Sage duck, 43 inches wide, double thread,yards.

Duck, tan color, light shade, 28 inches wide,12 ounces to the yard, yards.

Duck, tan color, light shade, 37 inches wide,13 ounces to the yard, yards.

Duck, black, 43 inches wide, double thread,yards.

Duck, black enameled, thin and pliable, 50inches wide, yards.

Duck, olive, 38 inches wide, in rolls of 40yards each, yards.

Drab drilling,"43 inches wide, 6| ounces tothe yard (quality B), yards.

Drilling, brown, 43 inches wide, 6J ormces tothe yard, yards.

Drilling, black, 43 inches wide, ounces tothe yard, yards.

Corduroy, tan color, approximately 28inches wide, yards.

Contract price.

$0.1438 per yard.

SO.449 per yard.

S7.37 per 100 sheets.Do.

55.73 per 100 sheets.84.74 per 100 sheets.83.437 per 100 sheets.S7.4S per 100 sheets.

SILK HEADBANDS, 12 YARDS TO THE PIECE.

Silk headband. No. 0, pieces.Silk headband, No. 1, pieces.Silk headband. No. 2, pieces.Silk headband, No. 3, pieces.Silk headband, No. 4, pieces.

MERCERIZED COTTON HEADBANDS, 12 YARDSTO THE PIECE.

Mercerized cotton headband. No. 1, pieces.

.

Mercerized cotton headband, No. 2, pieces.

.

Mercerized cotton headband. No. 3, pieces.

.

GOLD LEAF, PERFECT SHEETS, FREE FROMHOLES.

Gold leaf, edge, not less than 22 karats fine,

3| by 31 inches, packs.Gold leaf, XX, deep, not less than 22-karat,

3| by 3f inches, packs.Gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, 3f by3| inches, packs.

1, 600 SO. 119 per yard.

225 80.149 per yard.

1,000 80.3247 per yard.

6,000 S0.274 per yard.

225 SO.245 per yard.

500 S0.28 per yard.

100 SO. 195 per yard.

500 S0.21 per yard.

80 S0.2597 per yard.

200 80.215 per yard.

1,500 80.2432 per yard.

150

30,000 S0.1186 per yard.

100 80.2084 per yard.

100 Do.

150 §0.33 per yard.

2535

375250

5

200200100

10

1,750

300

$0.19 per piece.

S0.21 per piece.

80.23 per piece.

80.27 per piece.

80.31 per piece.

80.19 per piece.

80.20 per piece.

80.21 per piece.

S7.25 per pack.

$6 per pack.

S5.40 per pack.

206 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEK.

No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies {except paper) and mis-cellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Contractor. Description of article. Quantity, Contract price.

W. H. Coe Manufactur-ing Co.DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

W. H. Coe Manufactur-ing Co.DoDoDoDoDoDoDoDoDo

"

Do :

Baer Bros

Do

Louis Dejonge & Co.

J. P. Nawrath & Co.(Inc.).

. Do

Do

Do

Do

E. C. Fuller Co.

Owen M. Dawson.No award

Owen M. Dawson...No awardJ. P. Nawrath &

(Inc.).

Do

Co.

ribbon gold leaf, xx, not less than 22-

karat; must be prepared for book-binder's USE, AND BE FREE FROM HOLES;MUST LEAVE THE ROLL CLEAN AND NOTBREAK IN rolling; IN ROLLS OF 67 FEETTO EACH ROLL.

J inch wide, rolls

\ inch wide, rolls ,

f inch wide, rolls

I inch wide, rolls ,

f inch wide, rolls ,

1 inch wide, rolls ,

li inches wide, rolls

1| inches wide, rolls ,

If inches wide, rolls

2 inches wide, rolls

2\ inches wide, rolls

2^ inches wide, rolls

RIBBON GOLD LEAF, USUAL, NOT LESS THAN18-KARAT; MUST BE PREPARED FOR BOOK-BINDER'S USE, AND BE FREE FROM HOLES;MUST LEAVE THE ROLL CLEAN AND NOTBREAK IN rolling; IN ROLLS OF 67 FEET TOEACH ROLL.

\ inch wide, rolls.

I inch wide, rolls. .

.

\ inch wide, rolls. .

.

f inch wide, rolls. .

.

1 inch wide, rolls . .

.

1^ inches wide, rolls.

1^ inches wide, rolls.

If inches wide, rolls

.

2 i aches wide, rolls.

.

2i inches wide, rolls.

2Hnches wide, rolls.

ALUMINUM LEAF, PERFECT SHEETS, FREEFROM HOLES.

Aluminum leaf, in books containing 50leaves each and 10 boo>'s to the pack, bestthin, 5i by 5.i inches, packs.

Alumiiiim leaf, in bool's containing 50leaves each and 10 books to the pack, best

tb in, 6 by 6 inches, packs.Stamping leaf, white, 18 by 23 inches, bestquality, sheets.

THREAD, TWINE, AND CORD.

No. 16, 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls

(sample 1), pounds.No. 16, 4-cord linen thread, gray, in balls




(sample 1), pounds.No. 50, 3-cord li len thread, for Smyth book-sewing machines, wound on 1-poundtubes, poimds.

No. 36, 3-cord best sea-island cotton thread,bleached or unbleached, for Smyth book-sewing machines, spools:

9,600-yard spools12.000-yard spools

No. 36, 4-c6rd best sea-island cotton thread,bleached or unbleached, for Smyth book-sewi "'.e machines, spools:

9,60b-yard spools12,000-yard spools

Soft flax twi e, 3, 4, 5, and 6 ply, best quality,

as may be required (sample 1). pounds.Cord, cotton, 4-ply (page cord—soft-laidseine twine, 28-thread) (sample 1), poimds.

200

5001,4501,800

100

1,350100250100

1,150100

1,900

100

501001003252254010030010075

50

525

50

150

80

125

350

50

200

1,700

800

$0,217 per roll.

.339 per roll.

.508 per roll.

.662 per roll.

.98 per roll.

.237 per roll.

.575 per roll.

.785 per roll.

. 31 per roll.

.765 per roll.

.08 per roll.

.22 per roll.

$0. 306 per roll.

.459 per roll.

599 per roll.

883 per roll.

108 per roll.

383 per roll.

.663 per roll.

925 per roll

205 per roll.

52 per roll.

80 per roll.

350.65 per pack.

$0.90 per pack.

$0.04 per sheet.

$0.65 per pound.

Do.

$0.67 per pound.

$0.77 per pound.

$1.03 per pound.

$2 per pound.

$0,965 per spool.

$1.12 per spool.

$0.21 per pound.

$0,245 per pound.


No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and sup-plies (except paper) and mis-

cellaneous iteins during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Contractor. Description of article. Quantity. Contract price.

Jolin A. Roebling's SonsCo.

E. C. Fuller Co

John A. Roebling's SonsCo .

E.C. Fuller Co

Do.

The J. L. Morrison Co,

(Inc.).

John A. Roebling's SonsCo.

Armour & Co

Milligan & Higgius GlueCo.

National Glue Co.

Z. D. Oilman

Thomas Garnar & CoNational Gum & Mica Co

L. A. Salomon & Bro

H. Behlen & BroThe Manhattan RubberManufacturing Co.

All bids rejected

Shoemalcer & Busch.All bids rejected

DoDo

No bid received

All bids rejected.Do

H. Behlen & Bro

Do

Do

Do

Do

Shoemaker & Busch..

H. Behlen & Bro

Thomas Garnar & Co

.

Do

All bids rejectedThe Egyptian LacquerManufacturing Co.

WIRE FOR STITCHING MACHINES.

[The sizes given are in decimals of an inch.]

.018 round wire, for stitching machines,pounds.

.021 round wire, for stitching machines,pounds.

.031 by .021 fiat wire, for stitching machines,pounds.

.036 by .021 flat wire, for stitching machines,pounds.

.041 by .029 fiat wire, for stitching machines,pounds.

.047 by .035 flat wire, for stitching machines,pounds.

.021 round wire, to be used on speech presses(25 or 30's), pounds.

GLUE, TABLET GLUE, GLYCERIN, ALBUMEN,DEXTRIN, GLUCOSE, CRUDE RUBBER, ANDSIRUP.

Glue, best quality (ungroiuid), for generalbindery use, pounds.

Glue, best quality (unground), quick-drying, for use on Smyth case-makingmachi les, pounds.

Glue (unground), best quality, for roller

makiig. pounds.Glyceri \, iu drums, 30° Baume, for making

pri iter's rollers, pounds.Egg al jumeu, best quality, poundsDextrin, best quality, light, for gumming

labels, pounds.Dextrin, best quality, pure white, for mak-ing library paste (sample M. P.), pounds.

Glucose, best quality, poundsRubber, crude, fine Para, best quality,pounds.

Sirup, pure cane, free from acid, glucose,beet-sugar sirup, corn sirup, or otheradulterants, for use in making printers'

rollers, gallons.

ALUM, MARBLER'S COLORS, SWEET OIL,

FRENCH BOOK VARNISH, GUM HOGG, GUMTRAGACANTH, beef GALL FLUID, LACQUER,ARNOLD'S BLACK WRITING FLUID, ETC.

Alum, pulverized, poundsChrome yellow, lemon, in pulp, poundsRed lake, in pulp, for maroling, pounds

—

Patent black, in pulp, poundsPatent black, in water, best quality, for

marbler's use, pounds.Chinese blue, in pulp, poundsColor, ruling (royal blue powder), best qual-

ity, pounds.Color, ruling (blue powder), best quality,pounds.

Color, ruling (violet powder), best quality,pounds.

Crystals, Victoria green, for bindery rulingpurposes, pounds.

Powder, pale gold bronze, 6,000 fine, for

priiting and embossing use, pounds.Powder, deep orange gold bronze, 6,000 fine,

for priiting and embossing use, pounds.Sweet oil, best quality, in J-pint bottles,

bottles.

French book varnish, light, best quality, inquart bottles, quarts.

Gum hogg, true, best quality, for marbling,pounds.

Gum tragacanth, Turkish, best quality, for

marbling, pounds.Galls, beef, fluid, gallonsIvacquer, alba line or other quality suitable

for bindery uses, gallons.

100

5,500

4,000

1,500

600

600

5,000

45,000

15,000

5,500

13,000

2501,600

200

15075

200

1,1501103752525

405

2

2

2

8

8

480

150

100

$0.0925 per pound.

S0.085 per pound.

$0,089 per pound.

$0.10 per pound.

$0.1075 per pound.

$0.0875 per pound.

$0,084 per pound.

$0.11 per pound.

$0.09 per pound.

$0,145 per pound.

$0.1869 per pound.

$0,595 per pound.$0,056 per pound.

$0,055 per pound.

$0.04 per pound.$0.95 per pound.

$0,019 per pound.

$1.25 per pound.

Do.

$1 per pound.

$0.65 per pound.

Do.

$0.79 per dozen.

$0.75 per quart.

$0.27 per pound.

$0.90 per pound.

$4.25 per gallon.

208 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.

No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies {except paper) and mis-cellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Contractor.

No bid received

H. Behlen & Bro

Shoemaker & Busch.

Franklin Bindery,

Do...

Do

Do

Louis Dejnnge & CoSchwab & Wolf

Louis Dejonge & Co

Schwab & Wolf

lohn H. O'Donnell & CoR. P.Clarke Co

Do

L. H. Gilmer CoR. Hoe & CoL. H. Gilmer Co

DoDo

Philadelphia Felt Co. . .

.

Do

Mineralized Rubber Co..

Do

Do

B. F. Goodrich Co

Do

Columbia Smelting& Refining Works.

DoDoDo


ALUM, MARBLER'S COLORS, SWEET OIL,FRENCH BOOK VARNISH, GUM HOGG, GUMTRAGACANTH, BEEF GALL FLUID, LAC-QUER, ARNOLD'S BLACK WRITING FLUID,ETC —continued.

Bottles AmoM's black writin? fluid, l-quartsize, for bindery ruling-machine use,dozen.

Fosin, best quality, fcr bindery rulinsr pur-poses ("color No. 79, blue; No. 80, yellow),pounds.

Pearlash, in bulk, for bindery marblingpurposes, pounds.

GUARDS FOR PATENT BACKS, GRAY SUPER,BOOKBINDING BAND, AND TAPE FORMACHINES.

Guards for patent backs for books, equal towhat is known as "Philadelphia patentback." not exceeding 1 inch in width and16^ inches in length.

Guards for patent backs for books, equal towhat is known a-? "Philadelphia patentback," not exceeding I inch in width and18i inches in leneth.

Guards for patent backs for books, equal towhat is known as "Philadelphia patentback," not exceeding 1 inch in width and19^ inches in lensrth.

Guards for patent backs For books equal towhat is known as "Philadelphia patentback." not exceeding 1 inch in width and20^ inches in length.

Gray super, Sfi inches wide, flat, yardsGray super, 36 inches wide, heavy closemesh, flat, yards.

Gray super, or crash, 36 inches wide, woundon core, yards.

Gray super, 36 inches wide, heavy closemesh, wound on core. y.3rds

Bookbinding band, f-inch, cotton, yards.

.

Tape f.ir Martini book-sewing machines, |inch wide.

Tape for use in sewing heavy blank bookson Martini book-sewing machines, ^inchwide (sample B), yards.

Press or folder tape, i-inch, dozen rolls ,

Press or folder tape, ?-inch. dozen rolls

Press or Folder tape, 1-inch, dozen rolls

Press or folder tape, 1 J-tnch, dozen rolls

Press or folder tape, l|-inch, dozen rolls

Felt, white, 78 inches wide, approximately0.093 inch thick, suitable for making proof-press roller blankets, yards.

Felt, white, 2^ inches wide, approximately0. 093 inch thick, rolls.

Blankets, press, rubber, as followsa. 12, size 49^ by 45 inches, 0.082 inch

thick, with 6-inch canvas strip sewedon both of the 49Hnch ends

b. 6^ size 40 by 50 inches, 0.075 inch thick,with 6-inch canvas strip sewed on bothof the 40-inch ends.

c. 5, size 21 by 50 inches, 0.124 inch thick,with 6-inch canvas strip sewedon bothof the 21-inch ends.

Rubber, sheet, flexible, 13 inches wide,0.110 inch thick, rough surface; for use onprinting presses (L M F .T grade), yards.

Rubber, sheet, best quality, 36 inches wide,0.025 inch thick: for use on Harris auto-matic presses (G M grade), yards.

ELECTROTYPE AND STEREOTYPE SUPPUES.

Refined lead, free from all trace of zinc, andnot to contain more than a trace of arsenic,

copper, iron, or antimony, pounds.Tin. straits of Malacca, poimdsAntimony, Cookson's, poundsBismuth metal, pounds,

Quantity.

3

15

100

4,000

8,000

5,000

5,500

14,5001,500

42,000

3,000

5,000295,000

2,300

60,000

9,0005,000

35

Contract price.

SO. 85 per pound.

$0,055 per pound.

$5.50 per M.

$6.25 per M.

$6.75 per M.

$7 per M.

$0.0275 per yard.$0.0336 per yard,

$0. 0275 per yard.

$0.0336 per yard.

$0. 02 per yard.$0. 509 per gross yard.

$0. 485 per gross yard.

$i.71 per dozen,$6 96 per dozen.$9.12 per dozen.$10.68 per dozen.$13.69 per dozen.$5 per yard.

$0.20 per yard,

$15.50 each.

$12.10 each.

$10.30 each.

$1 per pound.

$2 per pound.

$0,0404 per pound.

$0.3385 per Dound.$0.0734 per pound.$1.99 per pound.


No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies (except paper) and mis-

cellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Contractor.

The Conley Foil Co ,

Columbia Smelting &Refining Works.

All bids rejected ,

Mackall Bros.

Morgans & Wilcox Manu-facturing Co.

Columbia Smelting &Refining Works.

The Hanson & VanWinkle Co.

Shoemaker & BuschJoseph Dixon Crucible Co.

Do

Shoemaker & Busch.

Henry H. Sheip Manu-facturing Co.

F. Wesel ManufactmingCo.DoDoDoDo

Barnhart Bros. & Spind-ler.

R. Hoe & CoAll bids rejected

Do.

R. P. Clarke Co.

L. H. Gilmer Co.

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Mackall BrosDo

L. A. Salomon & Bro

.

No bid received

International Ac h e s o nGraphite Co.

Pettinos Bros

International Ac h e s o nGraphite Co.

Joseph Dixon CrucibleCo.


ELECTROTYPE AND STEREOTYPE SUPPLIES

—

continued.

Tin foil, approximately 0.002 inch thick, of

such quality as wiU sliow by analysis: 47per cent of tin and 53 per "cent of lead,pounds.

Lake copper battery plates, rolled copper,poimds.

Lake copper battery plates, rolled copper,pounds.

Sulphate of copper, best quality, suitablefor electrotypers' use, pounds.

Sifted cast-iron filings, pounds

Nickel anodes, 20 inches long, pounds ,

Double nickel salts and ammonium, pounds.

Single sulphate of nickel, poundsFinisher's rubbers, for electrotyper's half-tone use (No. 1098), gross.

Finisher's rubbers, for electrotyper's generaluse, (Nos. 108S and 898), gross.

Kaolium, in bulk, for making stereotypeplates, pounds.

Kiln-dried cherry blocking board, feet

Router bits. Style A, as follows, dozena. 2 dozen, inch outside diameter.

b. 2 dozen, I inch outside diameter.c. 8 dozen, \ inch outside diameter.d. 20 dozen, f inch outside diametere. 3 dozen, .| inch outside diameter

Brushes, Tampico, extra stiff, suitable forscrubbing electrotype plates, dozen

a. 3 dozen, 2| by 6 inches

b. 9 dozen, 2f by 7 inchesBrushes, stifJ bristles, suitable for generaluse in electroptype foundry, dozen

Blankets, stereotype, molding;, 15 by 25inches, inch thick, weighing approxi-mately 1 pound each.

Blankets, woolen (army), for stereotyper'suse, 64 by 84 inches, weighing about 5pounds.

Belts, endless, web, nonstretchable, for

routing machines, as follows, dozen:a. 2 dozen, 49J inches long by | inch

wide.b. 4 dozen, .52^ inches long by 1^ inches

wide.c. 3 dozen, 61J inches long by 1^ inches

wide.d. 1 dozen, 41 inches long by f inch

wide.e. 1 dozen, 49fc inches long by I4 inches

wide.f. 1 dozen, 156 inches long by l\ inches

wide.g. 1 dozen, 150 inches long by 1^ inches

wide.h. 1 dozen, inches long by 1% inches

wide.Sulphuric acid, carboysMuriatic acid, carboysOzokerite molding wax, for use in halftonemolding (No. 70), pounds.

Ozo compound, for use in tempering ozo-kerite molding wax, gallrns.

Plumbago, best quality, for polishing elec-

trotype molds, pounds.Plumbago, best quality, for high polishingelectrotype molds, pounds.

Plumbago for molding for electrotypers, bestquality, pounds.

Graphite, dried, equal to Dixon's No. 635,for polishing linotype matrices and spacebands (No. 635, 5-pound cans) pounds.

Quantity.

7,000

20, 000

10, 000

9,000

12, 000

1,000

1,000

602

2

800

2,500

35

Contract price.

506

3, 500

35

1,500

500

2,300

25

?0. 235 per pound.

$0.1624 per pound.

.10.0525 per pound.

$0.0175 per pound.

$0.42 per pound.

•10.075 per pound.

$0,119 per pound.$1.58 per dozen.

Do.

$1.70 per 100 pounds.

$0.1029 per foot.

$2.25 per dozen.

Do.Do.

$4.50 per dozen.Do.

$2.31 per dozen.

$2.16 per dozen.

$3.74 each.

$0.22 each.

$0. 34 each.

$0.33 each.

$0. 19 each.

$0. 33 eqch.

$0.73 each,

$0. 60 each.

$0. 65 each.

$0. 0145 per pound,$0,016 per pound.$0,235 per pound.

$0.0575 per pound.

$0,078 per pound.

$.0475 per pound.

$0.30 per pound.

6495—15- -14

210 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies (except paper) andcellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

mis-



Boissier Electric CoDo

Ziicker & Levett & LoebCo.Do

L. F. Grammes & Sons.DoDo

Delete Chemical CoUnited Shoe MachineryCo.Do

Edwin B. Stimpson Co.

.

Do

United Shoe MachineryCo.Do

L. F. Grammes & Sons..

Schwab & Wolf

DoDo

R. P. Clarke CoDo

Schwab & Wolf

R. P. Clarke Co

Schwab & Wolf

Do

Do

Lansburgh & Bro

Guy Curran & Co

Schwab & WolfThe Thomas StationeryManufacturing. Co.


The Thompson & NorrisCo.

Schwab & WolfR. P. Clarke Co

DoLansburgh & BroWilliam H. Horstmarm

Co.Lansburgh & BroWilliam H. HorstmannCo.

No bid received

ELECTROTYPE AND STEREOTYPE SUPPLIES—continued.

Blue and white bonnet board, 17| by 23|inches trimmed, sheets.

Commutator shells, 1^ by 5J inches, sets

Commutator shells, 1 by 4 inches, sets

Brushes, dynamo, 4 inches wide by 12 incheslong, No. 26 copper, sets.

Brushes, dynamo, 2f by 10 inches. No. 25,

copper, sets.

Nails, wire, f inch long, specially tem-pered, for blocking stereotype and elec-

trotype plates, pounds.In 25-pouiid lots

In 50-pouiid lots

In 125-pound lots

MISCELLANEOUS.

Tarcolin, gallonsEyelets, United Shoe Co.'s CZ, stationer's

silvered, or equal.Eyelets, Edward B. Stimpson Co.'s white,A-174, United Shoe Machinery Co.'s No.301 tinned, or equal (No. 301, tinned).

Eyelets, Edward B. Stimpson Co.'s white(skirt), A-24, United Shoe MachineryCo.'s No. 1 skirt W (A No. 24).

Eyelets, L. F. Grammes & Sons' silvered,No. 300, or equal (A No. 107).

Eyelets, United Shoe Machinery Co.'s brass,i-inch extra-short calendar, or equal.

Eyelets, United Shoe Machinery Co.'s brass,f-inch extra-short calendar, or equal.

Tin strips, bright, flexible, and tough,

5i by \ inch wide, with rounded ends.Bleached cotton, yard wide (quality C),yards.

Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide, yardsBleached cotton, 6-4 wide, yardsBleached cotton, 9-4 wide (sample A), yards.Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide (sample A),yards.

Unbleached cotton, yard wide (quality E),yards.

Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide (sample B),yards.

Filled cotton cloth, white, calender finish,

(quality D) yards.Filled cotton cloth, turkey red, fast color,

calender finish (quality B), yards.Filled cotton cloth, green, fast color, calen-der finish (quality B), yards.

Cantonfiannel.imbleached, 32 inches wide,ordinary grade (sample No. 2), yards.

Canton flannel, unbleached, 24 inches wide,ordinary grade (26 inches wide, R. A.),yards.

Papercambric, white (36inches wide), yards.Paper, manila, gummed, best quality,pounds.

Paperoid, brown, in sheets 24 by 38 inches,approximately 0.012 inch thick (one ship-ment), pounds.

Corrugated mailltng board, 36 by 36 inches,double-faced, sheets.

Cambric, white, 24 inches wide, yardsSilesia, brown, 36 inches wide, yardsSilesia, black, 36 inches wide, yardsCrepelene, about 18 inches wide, yardsAlpaca braid, f inch, yards

Do.

Do.

English twilled tape, f inch wide, yardsSilk cord, size No. 6, any standard color (150-

yard balls), yards.Silk elastic cord, size No. 6, any standard

color, yards.Black m'ohair tubular shoe laces, 36 inches

long, with tin tag ends, gross.

Black mohair tubular shoe laces, 36 incheslong, with spiral wire tag ends, gross.

3,000 $2.19 per 100 sheets

3 $5 per set.

3 S4 per set.

10 $5.74 per set.

3 $4.19 per set.

125

7002,000

140,000

60,000

10,000

8,000

25, 000

80,000

20,000

2,5002, 1003,300300

68,000

4,000

12,000

2,700

1,000

200

2,000

2,8001,000

700

1,300

7,500325350600

10,500

100

100

$0,126 per pound.$0,115 per pound.$0.10 per pound.

$0.24 per gallon.$0.26 per M.

$0.12 per M.

$0.09 per M.

$0.35 per M.

$0.20 per K.

$0.15 per M.

$1 per M.

$0.0524 per yard.

$0.0796 per yard.$0.1209 per yard.$0,205 per yard.$0,225 per yard.

$0.0236 per yard.

$0,165 per yard.

$0.0416 per yard.

$0.0725 per yard.

Do.

$0.1225 per yard.

$0,049 per yard.

$0.0584 per yard.$0.0775 per pound.

$0,105 per pound.

$0.04 per sheet.

.0389 per yard.

.092 per yard.Do.

.078 per yard.

.0069 per yard.

$0,008 yer yard.$0,005 per yard.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 211

No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies {except paper) and mis-

cellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915—Continued.

Contractor.

No bid received

J. P. Nawrath & Co.,(Inc.).

Morgans & Wilcox Manu-facturing Co.Do

F. Wesel ManufacturingCo.

No bid receivedF. Wesel ManufacturingCo.

R. Hoe & Co

F. Wesel ManufacturingCo.

McClave-Brooks Co

Do

No bid received

Hudson Belting Co

Do

Do

Z. D. Oilman

Washington Rubber Co.

Do

Schwab & Wolf.

The Tolman Laundry

jyo.'.V^'.'.V.'".'.'..'.

DoJames S. Cotton

DoThe Tolman Laundry

DoDo

James S. Cotton

Do

The Jaenecke PrintingInk Co.DoDo


MISCELLANEOUS—continued.

Laces, black, roiuid (solid), 36 inches long,for binding devices, gross.

Jute rope for pressing machines, |-inch (No.2), pounds.

Hempel's improved patent quoins, No. 1,

dozen pairs.

Hempel's improved patent quoin keys. No.1, dozen.

Magill's spring tongue gauge pins, adjusta-ble, dozen.

Gauge pins, adjustable, any make, dozen..Printer's wooden planers, dozen

Rachets, stereotyper's, brass, 3|-inch bladeby ^ inch thick, 8 teeth to the inch, hard-Wood handles, 6| inches over all, dozen.

Lignum-vitae mallets—diameter of center,2| inches; ends,27j inches; length, 5J inches;round handles, dozen.

Bars, grate, McClave, regular, right-hand,38| inches long, drilled, A-inch mesh.

Bars, grate, Mc. lave, regular, left-hand, 38|inches long, drilled, i^-inch mesh.

Brushes, tension, for Potter web press; di-ameter of wood, 4i inches; thickness ofwood, h inch; bore, 2 inches; length ofbristles, 1 inch, dozen.

Belts, endless, best oak-tanned leather, forMergenthaler linotype machines, as fol-

lows, dozen.a. 5 dozen J inch wide by I inch thick by

3 feet 7§ inches, inside measurement.b. 5 dozen i inch wide by J inch thick by

2 feet 3J inches, inside measurement.c. 5 dozen f inch wide by I inch thick by

3 feet 9 inches inside measurement.Phloroglucin, as per following formula, to bedelivered in quantities of 2 or 4 ounces, asmay be required: Phloroglucin, 2 grams;alcohol, 94 per cent, 25 c. c; hydrochloricacid, c. p. concentrated, 5 c. c.', ounces.

Rubber tubing, C. I. red covered, | inchinside diameter, feet.

Rubber tubing, C. I. red covered, | inchinside diameter, feet.

CANVAS BAGS FOR HANDLING WASTE PAPER.

Canvas bags, 28 by 48 inches. No. 10 duck,to have 12 grummets at top, with rope.

LAUNDRY AND SPECIAL DRY CLEANING.

[Sizes approximate.]

Slip covers, 12 by 13 inchesPillow slips, 22 bv 31 inchesSheets, 64 by 80 inchesSpreads, 74 by 77 inchesBed curtains, 58 by 77 inches

,

Bed curtains, 73 by 70 inchesSwiss curtains, 34 by 83 inchesSwiss curtains, 40 by 34 inchesWoolen blankets, 62 by 130 inches

Quantity,

DRY CLEANING.

Lace sash curtains, 4 feet 9 inches by 3 feet 7inches.

Lace transom curtains, 1 foot 9 inches by 3feet 10 inches.

LINSEED-OEL VARNISH.

Varnish, pure linseed oil, printer's, as fol-

lows, gallonsa. 10 gallons No. 00 (light)

b. 30 gallons No. 1 (medium).c. 10 gallons No. 3 (heav^y)

15

,000

240

6

20

1

4

800

500

100484024

12

12

50

Contract price.

$0,069 per pound.

$1.50 per dozen pairs.

$3.60 per dozen.

$1.14 per dozen

$3.06 per dozen.

$5.10 per dozen.

$6.12 per dozen.

70 $4.50 each.

70 Do.

3

15

$1.56 per dozen.

$1.80 per dozen.

$2.40 per dozen.

10 $0.54 per ounce.

$0,052 per foot.

$0,045 per foot.

$0,745 each.

$0.05 each.$0.02 each.$0.03 each.$0.10 each.$0.20 each.$0.20 each.80.15 each.$0.15 each.$0.50 each.

$0.25 each.

Do.

$0.80 per gallon.

$1 per gallon.Do.


No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and sup-plies {except paper) and mis-cellaneous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.


POSTAL-CARD CARTON BOXES.

The National FoldingBox & Paper Co.

The Ohio Boxboard Co . .

.

The J. E. Smith Co

The Ohio Boxboard Co.

.

The Ohio Boxboard Co. -

Do

Do

Do.

Do

Do

The Ohio Boxboard Co.

.

Do

Do

Do

Cartonssions,ends.

Cartonssions,sides.

Cartonssions,sides.

Cartonssions,sides.

, 6f by 5| by 6 inches, inside dimen-openings to be on the 5f by 6 inch

, 6f by 5f by 3J inches, inside dimen-openings to be on the 6| by 5f inch

, 5J by 5| by 31 inches, inside dimen-openings to be on the 5| by 5^ inch

, 5 by 5-| by 3 inches, inside dimen-,openings to be on the 5 by 5f inch

POSTAL-CARD SHIPPING CONTAINERS.

Containers, 29f by 12^ by 6| inches, insidedimensions, openings to be on the 29 1 by121 inch sides.

Containers, 17 by llf by 11| inches, insidedimensions, openings to be on the llf by11| inch ends.

Containers, 17^ by 11| by 5-| inches, insidedimensions, openings to be on the 17J by11| in-^ h sides.

Containers, 15^ by 10| by 5| inches, insidedimensions, openings to be on the 15^ by10| inr-h sides.

Containers, 13f bv Hi- by 6 inches, inside di-

mensions, openings to be on the 13| by 11|in'^h sides.

Containers, lOf by 6| by 5f inches inside di-

mensions, openings to be on the lOf by 5|inch sides.

PAPER BOXES FOR PACKING LETTER PAPER,

Paper boxes, lOf by 8J by 2| inches, insidedimensions.

Paper boxes, 10| by 8J by 3^ inches, insidedimensions.

Paper boxes, 11| by 8f by 2| inches, insidedimensions.

Paper boxes, llj by 8f by 3J inches, insidedimensions.

5,000

60,000

2,000,000

1,000

7, 500

75,000

25, 000

1,000

2,500

2,000

10,000

1,000

1,500

500

$5.50 per M.

$3.64 per M,

$2.73 per M.

$4.65 per M.

$72.50 per M.

$53.70 per M,

$41.75 per M.

$38.35 per M.

$41.15 per M.

$22.65 per M.

$6.50 per M.

$7.70 per M.

$9 per M.

$16 per M.

Abstract of contracts for sale of old material, etc.

Contractors.Classifi-

cation.Description of articles. Price.

Lewis HopfenmaierDo

DoDoDoDoDoDo

Do

DoDo

John T. Lewis & Bros. CoDoDoDo

WASTE PAPER.

Shavings from blanks and blank books.Shavings from book papers (white),monotvpe keyboard paper (whitewaste, in rolls).

Shap ings from book papers (mixed)Printed wasteManila lippingsWrapping '"aste, and waste S'^-eepings.

Internal-revenue stamp stubs in books

.

Cuttings from strawboard, pulpboard,etc.

TAVine and rope from bundles ands^veepings.

Dis arded publicationsDiscarded account books or ledgers

STEREOTYPE DROSS, ETC.

Dross, stereotype and ele trotvpe.Copper s raps from the foundry . .

,

Brass-rule s rapsScrap copper wire (insulated)

$0.02 per pound.$0,016 per pound.

$0,007 per pound.$0.01 per pound.$0.0125 per pound.$0.0035 per pound.$0,007 per pound.$0,003 per pound.

$0.0075 per pound.

$0.0071 per pound.$0,009 per pound.

$0.0377 per pound.$0,125 per pound.$0,085 per pormd.$0.0375 per pound.

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEK.

Abstract of contracts for sale of old material, etc.—Continued.

213

Contractors.Classifi-

cation.Description of articles. Price.

John T. Lewis & Bros. CoDoDoDoDo

DoDo

Lewis HopfenmaierDoDoDo

Do

Louis Simon

Ber^ Broadus

The Joslin-Schmidt Co. . .

.

Wm. H. Booth

Do

Do

Scrap zinc.

Scrap iron.

Scrap brass, mis ellaneousScrap copper, mis ellaneousPrecipitated copper from electrotypingvats.

Scrap nickel waste from nickel anodes .

.

Precipitated copper and wax, mixed.

.

LEATHER SCRAPS.

Sheep cuttings and scrapsFlesher cuttings and scrapsBark skiver cuttings and scrapsMorocco, cowhide, skiver, and buffingcuttings and scraps, colored.

Waste leather sweepings of all varietiesof leather.

Waste cotton from bindery

HAULING ASHES, ETC.

Hauling ashesHauling old brick, mortar, and other

debris.

OLD ROLLER COMPOSITION.

Old roller composition

REFUSE WOOD, ETC.

Refuse wood (casings for old machin-ery, etc.)

Barrels (flour, glue, etc.), without lids.

Barrels, empty, oil

Sawdust

$0.04 per pound.S0.004 per pound.$0,083 per pound.$0,126 per pound.$0,109 per poimd.

$0.04 per poimd.$0,051 per pound.

$0.3225 per pound.$0.04 per pound.$0.15 per pound.$0,045 per pound.

$0.0035 per poimd.

$0.0025 per pound.

$48.25 per month.$0,385 per cubic yard.

$2.25 per 100 pounds.

$46.10 per month.

$0. 02 each.No award.$0,065 per 100 pounds.

Miscellaneous contracts.

Description. Contractors.

Civil Service Commission examination papers—illustrations (seecontract).

Patent Office Gazette line cuts, at $0,145 eachTelephones (contract by Secretary of the Treasury; see Public Act

213, June 17, 1910).Parts No. 3 Smyth book-sewing machine, schedule A—(see con-

tract).

Parts No. 4 Smyth book-sewing machine, schedule B—(see con-tract).

Parts No. 1, Smyth case-making machine, schedule C—(see con-tract).

Parts No. 2 Smyth case-making machine, schedule D—(see con-tract).

Parts Smyth casing-in machine, schedule E—(see contract) ,

Parts Smyth cloth cutter, schedule F—(see contract)Parts Smyth gluing machine, schedule G—(see contract)Scrapbook device (patent No. 906719), renewed annually, at perbook 10 by 12 inrhes, 5 cents; larger sizes, 10 cents (paymentson the 10th of July, October, Januarv, and April).M Street Warehouse (see lease July 1, i914, to June 30, 1915)Chalk overlay process

The Norris Peters Co.

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co.

E. C. Fuller Co.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.Do.Do.

Peter A. Kehoe.

Francis Bennett Poe.Watzelhan & Speyer.


No. 15.

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BREUKER & KESSLER CO.

Illus- AmountDepartment and title. tra- Copies. of con-

tions. tract.

AGRICULTURE.

Department Bulletin No. 224.—A Study of the Preparation of Frozen andDried Eggs in the Producing Section 4 8, 775 $603. 00

A. HOEN & CO.

AGRICULTURE.

Soil Survey of Boone County, W. Va., 1913Soil Survey of Stewart County, Ga., 1913Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Sacramento Valley, Cal., 1913Soil Survey of Nodaway CQunty, Mo., 1913Soil SioTvey of Hendricks County, Ind., 1913SoilSxirvey of Delaware County, Ind., 1913Soil Survey of Logan and Mingo Counties, W. Va., 1913Soil Survey of Douglas County, Nebr., 1913Soil Survey of Saunders County, Nebr., 1913Soil Survey of Escambia County, AlaSoil Survey of Perry Coimty, Mo., 1913Soil Survey of Muskogee County, Ol- la

Soil Survey of Wilkinson County, MissSoil Survey of Northeastern Wisconsin, 1913Soil Survey of Jackson County, Ga. , 1914Soil Survey of Scotts Bluff Countv, Nebr., 1913Soil Survey of Buffalo County, Wis., 1913Soil Survey of Stevens Countv, Wash., 1913Soil Survey of Washington County, Tex., 1913

INTERIOR.

Bulletin No. 603, U. S. Geological SurveyBulletin No. 612, U. S. GeologicalSurveyWater-Supply Paper No. 374.Bulletin No. 618, U. S. Geological Survey

COMMERCE.

International Metric System Chart

10,3368, 33612,3328,3368, 3338,33310,3338,3368,3368,3368,33616,3368,33610,3368,3368,3368,336

12,3368,336

7, 1685,2555,480

11,000

THE MAURICE JOYCE ENGRAVING CO.

INTERIOROfficial Gazette, issue of—

July 7, 1914, vol. 204, No. 1

July 14, 1914, vol. 204, No. 2July 21, 1914, vol. 204, No. 3July 28, 1914, vol. 204, No. 4

Aug. 4, 1914, vol. 205, No. 1

Aug. 11, 1914, vol. 205, No. 2Aug. 18, 1914, vol. 205, No. 3Aug. 25, 1914, vol. 205, No. 4

Sept. 1, 1914, vol. 206, No. 1

Sept. 8, 1914, vol. 206, No. 2Sept. 15, 1914, vol. 206, No. 3Sept. 22, 1914, vol. 206, No. 4

Sept. 29, 1914, vol. 206, No. 5Oct. 6, 1914, vol. 207, No. 1

Oct. 13, 1914, vol. 207, No. 2Oct. 20, 1914, vol. 207, No. 3Oct. 27 1914, vol. 207, No. 4

Nov. 3, 1914, vol. 208, No. 1

Nov. 10, 1914, vol. 208, No. 2Nov. 17, 1914, vol. 208, No. 3

Nov. 24, 1914, vol 208, No 4Dec. 1, 1914, vol. 209, No. 1

Dec. 8, 1914, vol. 209, No. 2Dec. 15, 1914, vol. 209, No. 3Dec. 22, 1914, vol. 209, No. 4

Dec. 29, 1914, vol. 209, No. 5Jan. 5, 1915, vol. 210, No. 1

Jan. 12, 1915, vol. 210, No. 2Jan. 19, 1915, vol. 210, No. 3

Jan. 26, 1915, vol. 210, No. 4

1,0671,055992961

1,0941,140882948844859839792916901990950

1,074956978

1,1471,0011,0451,077

791

1,0791,161

890977

1,010

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PPJXTEK. 215

Xo. 15.

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Statement of contracts (formal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

THE MAURICE JOYCE ENGRAVING CO.—Continued.

Department and title.

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Copies.

IXTERIOR—continued.

Official Gazette, issue of—Continued.Feb. 2. 191o. vol. 211, No. 1 867Feb. 9. 1915. vol. 211. No. 2 1,042Feb. 16, 1915, vol. 211, No. 3 853Feb. 23. 1915. vol. 211, No. 4 896Mar. 2. 1915. vol. 212, No. 1 9S2Mar. 9, 1915. vol, 212. No. 2 1,029ilar. 16, 1915. vol. 212. No. 3 1, 043Mar. 23, 1915'. vol, 212, No, 4 8.58

Mar. 30', 1915, vol. 212, No. 5 974Apr. 6. 1915, vol. 213, No. 1 1,057Apr. 13. 1915. vol, 213, No. 2 1,111Apr. 20: 1915. vol, 213, No. 3 1,079Apr. 27, 1915. vol, 213. No, 4 1,

Mav 4, 1915. vol, 214, No, 1 i 1,024Mav 11. 1915, vol, 214. No, 2 i 987MaV IS. 1915. vol, 214, No. 3

i 1,016Mav 25. 1915, vol. 214, No, 4

1 876Juie 1. 1915, vol. 215, No, 1 ' 982June S. 1915, vol, 215, No. 2 1, 035June 15, 1915, vol, 215, No. 3 921June 22. 1915. vol, 215. No. 4 : 829June 29, 1915. vol. 215. No. 5 647

NATIONAL ENGRAVING CO.

COXGEESS—SENATE.

Document No. 466, 63d Cong., 2d sess . .

.

THE NORRIS PETERS CO.

1 250 S2.902 40,000 303. 501 150 2. 352 1,500 12. 502 150 4.701 300 3.101 500 . 2.751 100 2.001 500 2.751 250 2.901 200 2.551 250 2.902 500 5. 501 150 6.831 150 2. 351 300 3.101 SOO 4.401 200 11.601 1,500 6. 25

2 50 2.831 300 3.10

2 400 7.30

2 150 4.701 100 2. 001 2.-0 11.076 1.500 37. 503 1,500 IS. 754 1,000 19.00S 1,500 50.001 500 2.751 200 2. 551 2.^0 2.901 250 2.901 250 2.901 200 2. 55

ESTTEEIOE.

Civil Service esan'-ination papers:Laboratory ApprenTice, Series 16, sheet 4

Post Omce Service. Series 5S and 59—vritten addresses for sheet 5Assistant. Philinrine Service, Series 32, sheet 2Stenoerapher and Tyrevriter, Series 196. sheets 2 and 3

Industrial Teacher, Philiopine Service, Series 11, sheets 4a and 4bLaboratorv Arrrentice, series 17, sheet 4

First Grade. Series 1465, sheet 4

Junior Engineer Drafrsrran, Series 11, sheet 2Civil Engineer and Draftsman, sheet 4

Convist Ship Draftsman, Series 4, sheet 2Mechanical Draftsman, Panama Canal Service. Series 16, sheet 3

Junior Agricultural Draftsman, Series 33, sheet 3

Printer. Goverrunent Printine Service, Series 9, sheets 4 and 6Aid. Liehthouse Service, Series 7, sheet 3

Aid, Bureau of Standards,' Series 14. sheet 3

Teacher, Indian Service, Series 57. sheet S ,

Clerk. Federal Reserve Board, Series 1, sheet 4 ,

Tr-i'.nslator. Bur-->au of Education, Series 1. JapaneseFirsr Grad-. S.--ri--s 14'^.6. She^t 4

Tariff Assistant and Assistant in Foreign Trade-Marks, Series 1, Chinese-Japanese

Bookk.^-p r, F'^d-^ral Reserve Board. Series 1. Sh°et 4

Stenoeraphc-r and Typewriter. Federal Reserve Board, Series 1. Sheets2 and 3

'

Stenographer and Typewriter. Federal Reserve Board. Series No. 2,

Sheets Nos. 2 and 3

Laboratory Aid in Physics. Serif's No. 4, Sheet No. 3

Assistant Inspector of NVeights and Mf^asures, Seri's No. 1, Sheet 6Stf^nographer and T\-p<^writer, S^ri^s 197 to 199, Sheets 2 ana 3

First Grade. Seri-s 1467 to 1469. Sheet 4

First Grade, Series 1470 to 1473. Sh'^t 4

Stenoeraph-^r and Tvp^writer, S«ries 200 to 203, Sheets 2 and 3

Junior Toongraph'^r, Serie s — , Sheet 3

Copyist. Marin? Enstne and Boil'^r Draftsman. Series 7, Sheet 2Copyist. Electrical Draftsman. Series 3. Sheet 3Topographic Aid. Serirs — . Sheet 3Copyist, Ordnance Draftsman. Series 2. Sheet 3Ordnance Draftsman. Series 4, Sheet 3


No. 15,

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Statement of contracts {formal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

THE NORRIS PETERS CO.—Continued.

Illus- AmountDepSrrtment ftncl title tra- Lyopies. of con-

tions. tract.

INTERIOR—continued

.

Qjyjl Service exjiininRtion pspers Continued.Topographic Draftsman, Map 1,000 $1. 12Copyist J Ship Draftsman Scries No 5 Sheet 3

-.

300 3.10Civil Engineer and Draftsman, Sheet No. 4 I 250 2. 90First Grade, Series 1478, Sheet No. 4 . ... 1,800 7.90Fourth-Class Postmaster, Series No. 40, Sheet No. 3

.

7,500 24. 25Topographic Draftsman, "Reduced Field Notes" 1,000 19. 75Junior Engineer Draftsman \ 150 2. 35Aid, Coast and Geodetic Survey 300 3.10A sistant, Philippine Service, Serif^s 33, Sheet 2 150 2. 35Assistant Examiner, Series 125, Sheets 5, 6, and 7 3 300 16. 50Examination, First Graae, Series 1474 to 1477, Sheet 4 4 1,500 25. 00Stenographer and Typewriter, Series Nos. 204, 205, and 206, Sheets Nos.

2 and 3 6 1,500 37.50Apprentice Draftsman, Office of the Chief of Ordnance, Series No. 8,

Sheet No. 2 1 125 2.20Stenographer and Typewriter, Series No. 207, Sheets 3 and 4; Series No.

208, Sheets 3 and 4 4 1,500 25.00Translator, Bureau of Education, Sheet, Japanese 1 200 2. 55Junior Railway Civil Engineer, Series 5, Sheet 3 1 1,200 5.85

PASBACH-VOICE LITHOGRAPHING CO.

AGRICULTURE.

Soil Survey of Habersham County. Ga 1 8,336 $530. 00

CONGRESS—MISCELLANEOUS.

Yearbook, Department of Agriculture, 1912, 2d Edition 10 89,779 2, 184. OO

THE SACKETT & WILHELMS CO.

CONGRESS—HOUSE,

Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1913, 2d Edition (H. Doc. 989,63-2) 10 89, 705 $2,043.00

SNYDER & BLACK.

AGRICULTURE.

Soil Survey of Cass County, Nebr., 1913 8,336 $694. 008,336 1,437.00

Soil Survey of Stark County, Ohio, 1913 10,336 596. 00Soil Survey of Montgomery County, Kans., 1913 8, 336 578. 00Soil Survey of Jones County, Miss., 1913 8,336 654. 00Soil Survey of Jeflferson County, Texas, 1913 12,336 1,209. 00

8,336 747. 00Soil Survey of Randolph County, N. C, 1913 8,336 697.^0Soil Survey of Cleburne County, Ala., 1913 10,333 819. 00Soil Survey of Oneida County, N. Y., 1913 8,336 1,533.00Reconnoissance Soil Survey of South Central Texas, 1913 18,336 1,239. 00Soil Survey of Greene County, Mo., 1913 8,333 660. 00Soil Survey of Pope County, Ark., 1913Soil Survey of Cache Valley Area, Utah, 1913

8,336 865. 0010,336 936. 00

Soil Survey of Bullock County, Ala 10,336 998. 00Soil Survey of Indian River Area, Fla 10,336 1, 358. 03Soil Reconnoissance in Alaska, etc., 1914 7,336 1,171.00Soil Survey of Jackson County, Tenn., 1913 8,336 539. 00Soil Survey of Terrell County, Ga., 1914 8,336 649. OOSoil Survey of Rowan County, N. C, 1914 8,336 607. 00Soil Survey of Hernando County, Fla., 1914 8,336 579. 00Soil Survey of Clarke County, Miss., 1914 8,336 827. 00Soil Survey of Bryan County, Okla., 1914 8,336 1,048.00Soil Survey of Putnam County, Fla., 1914 7,222 849. 00Soil Survey of Dane County, Wis., 1913 7, 222 973. 00Soil Survey of Chesterfield County, S. C, 1914Soil Survey of Colquitt County, Ga., 1914Soil Survey of Paulding County, Ohio, 1914

7, 222 829. 007,222 590.008,336 372.00

Soil Survey of Bladen County, N. C, 1914 8,336 823.00


No. 15.

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Statement of contracts {formal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

SNYDER & BLACK—Continued.

Department and title. ^

Illus-

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tions.

Copies.Amountof con-tract.

INTERIOR.

Bulletin No. 608, U. S. Geological SurveyBulletin No. 607, U. S. Geological Survey

2

27,4807,480

$972. 00671. OO

U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

AGRICULTURE.

Report No. 100, OlSce of the Secretary—Potash from KelpDo

497

3,5753,575

$3,967.831,911.98

No. 15.

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Statement of contracts {informal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915.

BREUKER & KESSLER CO.


AGRICULTURE.

Circular 216—Infectious Abortion of CattleDepartment Bulletin 51

INTERIOR.

Bulletin No. 587, TJ. S. Geological Survey; alterations

CONGRESS—SENATE.

Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution, 1911, Part 1

Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry, 1911, 2dEdition

Illus-

tra-

tions.Copies

504

3,007

200

2,935

THE COLUMBIA PLANOGRAPH CO.

INTERIOR.

Venturi Meter ChartsThermometer Record, Form 1-109FCharts, Form l-109g. Form l-109i

WAR.

Model Drill and Instruction Schedule

NAVY.

Pearl Harbor Dry Dock Plans ,

Overprinting

CONGRESS—HOUSE

House Document No. 1108, 63d, 2dHouse Document No. 1109, 63d, 2dHouse Document No. 1141, 63d, 2d. . ,

House Document No. 1143, 63d, 2dHouse Document No. 1120, 63d, 2dHouse Document No. 1171, 63d, 2dHouse Document No. 1178, 63d, 2dHouse Document No. 1328, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1236, 6^d, 3dHoase Document No. 1419, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1457, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1458, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1459, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1464, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1667, 63d, 3d

1,507 12. 251,507 24.251,507 7.251,507 14.051,507 28.251,507 26.751,507 7.151,507 10.001,507 16. 221,507 21.501,507 37. 501,507 20. 651,507 11.971,507 14.251,507 14.00

218 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 15.

—

Statement of contracts {informal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

ECKERT LITHOGRAPHING CO.

Illus- AmountDepartment and title. tra- Copies. of con-

tions. tract.

GOVERNMENT FEINTING OFFICE.

Map of the State of Arkansas 1 500 $41. 20Map of the State of Utah 1 500 41. 20Map of the State of Alabama 1 300 24. 80

1 2,000 454. 68

A. W. ELSON & CO.

CONGRESS—SENATE

.

Senate Document No. 184, 63d, 1st 1

1

17,22016,961

$287. 84

290. 93

FARMER-ZEHR ENGRAVING CO.

AGRICULTURE.

17 $30. 58

GALVANOTYPE ENGRAVING CO.

AGRICULTURE.

Soil Survey of Jefferson Cotmty, Tex., 1913 8 $10. 00

INTERIOR.

Bulletin No. 603, U. S. Geological Survey 7 7.00

THE PANAMA CANAL,

Annual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission and the Panama Canal,1914, H. Doc. No. —, 63d, 3d 65 150. 00Do 5 12.50

GATCHEL & MANNING.

CONGRESS—SENATE

.

Do1

1

973

1,200$150. 00

45. 65


61 165. 00

ANDREW B. GRAHAM CO.

AGRICULTURE.

Department Bulletin No. 140—Soils of Massachusetts and Connecticut with

Soil ^ econnoissance in Alaska, etc, 1914—A Homesteader's Farm near Fair-

31

1

5, 775

3,775

7,336

$242. 0069. 00

90.00

INTERIOR.

21

1

1,5071,500

47.00135. 0010. 00

1

2200

6,980

21. 00672. 0040.00


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—

Statement of contracts {informal) made for lithographing and engraving during


ANDREW B. GRAHAM CO.—Continued.


nius-I

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tions.

Copies.Amount

j

of con-tract.

COMMEECE.

Weekly Notice to Mariners, No. 31

Flags of the Department of Commerce

.

Field Service Regulations. U. S. Armv, War Document No. 475, Correctedto July r. 1914

Field Service Regulations, T. S. Army, Corrected to July 1, 1915

XAVT.

Tactics of the Battle Line, 1914Alterations

CONGEESS—SEXATE

.

Water Supply Paper No. 320—Geology and Water Resources of SulphurSpring Valley, Ariz

SrPEEME COrET, DISTEICT OF COLOIBIA.

Certificate of Admission to Bar (Supreme Court, District of Columbia.).

3,728500

20, 57510,003

500

1,800

2,000

A. HORN & CO.

AGEICrXirEE.

Additional work on Soil Survey of Pinellas County, Fla.. 1913Identification of Species of p'usarium Occiu-ring on the Sweet Potato,Ipmomoea Batatas, Reprint from Journal of Agricultiiral Research'. !

Vol. II, No. 4 :.,

Soil Survey of Kanawha Coimty. W. Va., 1912 1

Separate No. 59S—The Chestnut Bark Disease (from Yearbook, Dept. of I

Agriculture, 19121 i

Department Bulletin ^o. 16SSoil Sim-ey of Boone Coimty. W. Va.. 1913Journal of Agricultural Rese'arch, vol. 4, No. 1

Department Bulletin No. 207 '.

Reconnoissance Sur^-ev of Ohio. 1912Soil Surety of Logan and Mingo Counties. W. Va.. 1913Journal of Asricuitural Research, vol. 4. No. 1 ,

Additional work on Soil Survev of Perrv Countv. Mo.. 1913 ,

Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 5. ,

Journal of Agricultural Reseaicb! vol. 4. No. 4Alterations on Soil Survev of Muskogee Countv. Okla i

AGEICtn-TITEE—PRIVATE OEDEES.

Soil Survey of Stewart County. Ga.. 1913 (ordered for State College of Agri-cultiu-al and Mechanical Arts. University of Georgia

Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Sacramento Valley, Cal., 1913 (orderedfor University of California) "

IN-TEEIOE.

Additional work. Bulletin No. 5S2First-Aid Training Certificates. Bureau of MinesThe Source. Manufacture, and Use of LimeAlterations. Monograpb LIII, L^. S. Geological Survev

Additional alterations '.

Monograph LIII, U. S. Geological Survey—Pleistocene of Indiana andMichisan

BuUetin No. cSlE—The Coalville Coal Field. Utah, 1913—Part IIRailroad Cross Section Paper

|

Bulletin No. 601—Geologv and Mineral Deposits of the National Mining i

District / \.\

AlterationsAlterations. Bulletin No. .5S1EAlterations, Bulletin No. 5S7Additional work. Bulletin No. 612, U. S. Geological SurvevAdditional work. Bulletin No. 603. U. S, Geological SurvevWater-Supply Paper No. 397 tPanoramic View of Rocky Mountain National ParkBuUetin No. St>—Engineering Problems of the Panama Canal

,

2,0002,000

5,00470,8752,5003,9757,5754,30-4

2,5001,500

6,3754,525

100

1,000

5,00016,047

4, lOO 1

1,000'

3,075


No. 15.

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Illus-

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Copies.

COMMERCE.Reports, Census:

Report—Indians in the United States, 1910Alterations

Cross Section PaperBureau of Fisheries Document No. 783—Fishes and Fishing in SunapeeLake

"WAR.

War Document No. 473—Report on Fuel Tests and the Issue of Fuel, 1914.General Orders No. 57—Instructions Relative to the Issue of Fuel at Mili-tary Posts

Cross Section LithographThe Army Horse in Accident and Disease, 1909—ReprintEngineer Field Manual, 1912—ReprintRegulations for the Care and Test of a Smokeless Powder and other Explo-sive Materials in Store at Ordnance Establishments and in Service

Certificate for Military Aviator and Aviation MechanicianEngineer Field Manual, 1912

History of the Seal of the United States

.

Additional copies

NAVY.

Graphic ChartCross Sectional Paper N. S. E. Form 226The Deck and Boat Book of the U. S. Navy, 1914.Cross Section Paper N. S. E. Form 226

TREASURY.

Public Health Bulletin No. 64—Quarantine Procedure

.

POST OFFICE.

Commissions for Fourth-class Postmasters

CONGRESS—MISCELLANEOUS.

Yearbook Separate No. 603—Truck Soils of the Atlantic Coast Region.

CONGRESS—SENATE

.

Senate Document No. 466, 63d, 2d.Do

SMITHSONLA.N INSTITUTION.

Bulletin No. 89, U. S. National MuseumAdditional work

Proceedings of the U.S. National Museum, vol. 49.Maps—Linguistic Families of American Indians. .

.


Valuation Blanks, D. V. Form 64.Valuation BlanksD. V. Form No. 64


International Code of Signals, 1914, H. O. Publication No. 87The Deck and Boat Book of the United States Navy, 1914. .

.

Panoramic View of Rocky Mountain National Park

58 pages.

5,575

"i,'666

503

5,671

4,7001,2001,2041,207

1,500200

1.003

1,3031,103

100

500?,0002,3072,000

5,004

10,000

10,000

1,4491,449

2,906

3,022200

2,5002,5005,000

134304500

THE HELIOTYPE CO.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,

Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48.Do


No. 15.

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THE INDUSTRIAL PRESS.


Illus-

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tions.

Copies.

INTERIOR.

Bulletin No. 87—Houses for Mining TownsAlterations

Technical Paper No. 80—Hand Firing Soft Coal Under Power Plant Boilers,

alterationsBulletin No. 88, Bureau of Mines

ReengravingWater-Supply Paper No. 370Wax engravings (maps)

AlterationsTechnical Paper No. 84—Methods of Preventing or Limiting Explosions in

Coal MinesReengraving 1, and partially reengraving 1

Bulletin No. — , 1915—Bureau of Education—The School System of Ontario

.

Bulletin No. 86—Engineering Problems of the Panama CanalBulletin No. 80—A Primer on Explosives for Metal Miners and Quarrymen.

Alterations

COMMERCE.

Scientific Paper No. — : The Emissivity of Metals and Oxides, etcScientific Paper No. — : Adjustments of the Thomson Bridge in the Meas-uremrnt of Very Low Resistances

Scientific Paper No. — : An Experimental Study on the Koepsel Perme-ametrr

Scirntific Paper No. — : Various Modifications of Bismuth-Silver Thermo-piles Having a Continuous Absorbing Surface

Scientific Pap^r No. — : Specific Heat in Copper in the Interval 0° to 50° C.

.

Scirntific Paper No. — : The Testing of PotentiometersCircular No. 9—7th edition: Testing of Glass Volumetric ApparatusScientific Paper No. — : A Direct-Reading Instrument for Measuring theLogarithmetic Decrement and Wave Lf^ngth of Electromagnetic Waves.

.

National Standard Hose Couplings and Fitting for Public Fire Service-Circular 50

Absorption, Reflection, and Dispersion Constants of Quartz—ScientificPaper No. —

Technologic Paper No. 43—Hydration of Portland CementForm No. 2S6a—Isochronism CurvesScientific Paper No. — : A Vibration ElectrometerScientific Paper No. — : Methods of Measuring the Inductances of Low Re-

sistance StandardsScientific Paper No. — : Specific Heat and Heat of Fusion Ice

LANMAN ENGRAVING CO.

AGRICXJLTURE.

Book of Surveys, Form 1006, reengravingFarmers' Bulletin No. 596—The Culture of Winter Wheat in the EasternHalf of the United States

Farmers' Bulletin No. 607—The Farm Kitchen as a WorkshopFarmers' Bulletin No. 614—An Efficient Farm System for the Corn Belt...

Reengraving.Farmers' Bulletin No. 616—Winter Wheat Varieties for the Eastern United

StatesFarmers' Bull-tin No. 618—Leaf-Spot, A Dis-ase of the Sugar BeetDepartment Bulletin No. 129—Yields from the Destructive Distillation of

Cc rtain HardwoodsDepartment Bulletin No. 136—Highway BondsDepartment Bulletin No. 138—Commercial Turkestan AlfalfaDepartment Bulletin No. 152—The Eastern HemlockThe Work of the Belle Fourche Reclamation Project Experiment Farm in

1913The Pink Boll WormBlanks—Inoculation Reports for 19—Department Bulletin No. 153—Forest Planting in the Eastern United States,Department Bulletin No. 157—Tillage and Rotation Experiments at Nephi,Utah : ...

Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 2 ,

Montlily Weather Review, July, 1914Report No. 99—Office of the Secretarj-—Classification of the Subfamily Crj--phalinae, with Descriptions of New Genera and Species

Inventory of Seeds and Plants Imported from October 1 to December 31,1912—No. 33, Nos. 34340 to 34727

2

1

107

1

59

3

14

9

4

61012

218

46

5

5

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AGRICULTURE—continued.

Farmers' Bulletin No. 622—Basket-Willow CultureMonthly Weather Review, August, 1914Farmers' Bulletin No. 625—Cotton Wilt and Root KnotSoil Survey of Cass County, Nebr., Advance Sheets, Field Operations of theBureau of Soils, 1913

Department Bulletin No. 132—Correlating Agriculture with the PublicSchool Subjects in the Southern States

Bulletin No. 36, Hawaii Experiment Station—Grasses and Forage Plants ofHawaii

Monthly Weather Review, September, 1914Farmers' Bull'^tin No. 640Time cards, 1915, Form CC-5

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Time cards, 1915, Form CC-6Farmers' Bulletin No. 638ToMTiship plat. Form 240 revDepartment Bull'^tin No. 169Annual Report of the Chief of the Weathrr Bureau, 1913-14Soil Survey of Boone County, W. Va., 1913Farmers' Bulletin No. 644—The Manufacture and Use of Unfermented Grape

JuiceSoil Survey of Orangeburg County, S. C. 1913Farmers' Bulletin No. 644—The Manufacture and Use of Unfermented Grape

JuiceDepartment Bulletin No. 187—Preliminary Census of Birds in the United

StatesDepartment Bulletin No. 188—The Importance of Thick Seeding in the Pro-duction of Milo in the San Antonio Region

Soil Survev of Stark Countv, Ohio, 1913Farmers' Bulletin No. 640—'The Hessian FlyBulletin No. 18—Porto Rico Experiment StationDepartment Bulletin No. 194—The Flow of Water in Irrigation Channels. .

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Accession CardsCirculars—The Movement of the Cotton Boll Weevil in 1914Bulletin No. 38—Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station: The Effect of

Fertilizers on the Physical Propertios of Hawaiian Soils

Department Bulletin No. 199—Loss in Tonnage of Sugar Beets by Drying.

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Department Bulletin No. 202—The Alcohol Test in Relation to MilkReconnoissance Soil Survey of the Sacramento Valley, Cal., 1913Farmers' Bulletin No. 663Monthlv Vfeather Review, January, 1915Department Bulletin No. 214Department Bulletin No. 198Department Bulletin No. 218Soil Survey of Russell County, Ala., 1913Department Bulletin No. 222—Barley in the Great Plains Area, etcSoil Survey of Nodaway County, Mo., 1913Soil Survey of Randolph County, N. C, 1913Department Bulletin No. 209Department Bulletin No. 219Department Bulletin No. 227Department Bulletin No. 230Department Bulletin No. 232Map of TexasFarmers' Bulletin No. 667Telephone Construction and Maintenance on the National ForestsAnnual Report of Daily Gage HeightsSoil Survey of Cleburne County, Ala., 1913Soil Survey of Hendricks County, Ind., 1913Soil Survey of Delaware County, Ind., 1913Soil Survev of Oneida County, N. Y., 1913

Farmers' Bulletin No. 668Do

Monthly Weather Review, February, 1915.

Farmers' Bulletin No. 671Farmers' Bulletin No. 673Farmers' Bulletin No. 674Farmers' Bulletin No. 677Farmers' Bulletin No. 678Farmers' Bulletin No. 679Department Bulletin No. 239Department Bulletin No. 240Department Bulletin No. 245Department Bulletin No. 246Department Bulletin No. 248

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AGBicuLTURE—continued.

Department Bulletin No. 249


D' p-irtment Bulletin No. 254


D. parrment Bulletin No. 260


Accession CardsSoil Survey of Greene County, Mo., 1913

Circulars—The Work of the Umatilla Reclamation Project ExperimentFarm in 1914 :

Report of Experiments Conducted at the Alaska Agricultural ExperimentStations, 1914

Handbook for Campers in the National Forests in California

Farmers' Bulletin No. 682

Journal of Agricultural Research, Vol. IV, No. 4

Journal of Agricultural Research, Vol. IV, No. 4

Farmers' Bulletin No. 681

Monthly Weather Review, April, 1915

The Work of the Truckee-Carson Reclamation Project Experiment Farmin 1914.


Soil Survey of Rowan County, N. C, 1914.

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Soil Survey of Hernando Coimty, Fla., 1914.

Soil Survey of Buffalo County, Wis., 1913. .

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Bulletin No. —, 1914, Bureau of Education, 1914—Agricultural Teaching. .

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Bulletin No. — , 1914—AS''ork of the Bureau of Education for the Natives of

AlaskaBulletin No. — , 1914—The Danish Folk High SchoolBulletin No.— , 1914, Bureau of Education—Rural Schoolhouses and GroimdsBulletin No. —

,1914, Bureau of Education—Danish Elementary Rural

Schools.Bulletin No. 83, Bureau of Mines—The Humidity of Mine AirBulletin No. 87—Houses for Mining TownsFacsimile, Bo SweeneyRules of PracticeBulletin No. 580-0—The Rutile Deposits of the Eastern United States.

Professional Paper No. 90-H—A Deep Well at Charleston, S. CThe Production of Petroleum in 1913

Do.Bulletin No. 75, Bureau of MinesBulletin No. 88, Bureau of Mines—The Condensation of Gasoline fromNatural Gas

Bulletin No. 87—Houses for Mining TownsProgress in Classification of Public LandsBulletin No. 76, Bureau of Mines—Coals Available for Export TradeReengravingZinc and Cadmium in 1913Lead in 1913—General ReportProfessional Paper No. 90-G—The Montana Group of Northwestern MontanaBulletin No. 581-D—Geology and Oil Prospects in Waltham, Priest, Bitter-

water, and Peachtree Covmties, CalBulletin No. — , 1914—Educational MuseumsMineral Products of the United States, 1912 and 1913Technical Paper 88—The Radium-Uranium Ratio in CarnotiteBulletin No. — , 1914—Coimty Unit Organization, etcNotice to Bankers Relative to Payment of Pension ChecksTechnical Paper No. 80, Bureau of MinesBulletin No. — : City Training Schools for TeachersTitle for DrawingsPreliminary Report on Proposed Drilling WellsWater Supply Paper No. 345-HTechnical Paper I'o. 97—Saving Fuel in Heating a HouseAnnual Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1914Brief—Santa Fe Pacific Railroad v. Lane

ater Supply Paper No. 345-HReclamation Record, April, 1915Water Supply Paper No. 375 CDesert A ells

Technical Paper No. 119Bulletin No. — : The Rural School System of MmnesotaNational Park Conference, 1915Technical Paper No. 123

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INTERIOR—continued.

Reclamation Record for July, 1915Do

Form for Three Point ComputationBulletin of the Bureau of Education, 1915, No — : Teaching of CommunityCivi s

Professional Paper No. 95-CPotash Salts, 1914Bulletin 610--Mineralogical I'otesBulletin I'o. 86—Engineering Problems of the Panama CanalBulletin No. 98—Report of the Selby Smelter Commission ^

COMMERCE.

The Mussel Fauna of Central and I^'orthern Minnesota, alteration onScientilc Paper No. — : Various Modifications of Bismuth-Silver Thermo-

piles having a Continuous Absorbing SurfaceEquilibrium in the System, Lead Acetate Lead Oxide, Water, at 25 percent—Scientific Paper ^"o. —

Circular :i."o. 48—Standard Methods of Gas TestingCircular No. 51—Measurement of Time and Tests of TimepiecesNotice: Reward for Marked SalmonCorrelation of eight. Length, and other Body Measurements in the Weak-

fish, Cynoseion RegalisNotice that requisition for supplies has been received—Facsimile—F. M.Shore

Special Publication I"o. 22—Precise Leveling from Brigham, Utah, to SanFrancisco, Cal

Regulations Governing International Yacht Races, 1914Technologic Paper .'o. 42—Standardization of No. 200 Cement SievesAnnual Report of the Secretary of Commerce, 1914Scientific Paper .ô. — : Studies on the Silver VoltameterScientific Paper No. — Characteristic Equations of Tungsten FilamentLamps

An Ecological Reconnoissance f the Fishes of Douglas Lake, CheboyganCounty, Mich., Part of Bull., Vol. 33, 1913

Reengraving—Scientiiic Paper No. — : Characteristic Equations of TungstenFilament Lamps

Ninth Aimual Conference on Weights and Measures in the United States,1914Reengraving

Annual Report of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. 1914Scienti ic Paper lô. — : Temperature Coefiicient of Magnetic Permeability

'ithin the " 'orktng RangeCircular Letters—Trade Directory of South America (facsimile, E. E. Pratt).Miscellaneous Series No. 21—Report on the Pottery IndustryEconomic Circular No. 16—Concerning the Mortality of the Soft Clams at

Essex, MassWeekly Notice to Mariners, I'o. 13, Mar. 26, 1915An Ecologi?al Reconnasisance of the Fishes of Douglas Lake, CheboyganCounty, Mich

Special Publication To. 26—General Instructions for the Field V'ork ,

Technologic Paper No. 46—A Study of the Atterberg Plasticity MethodFacsimile signature, J. M. Griffin (settlement notification card)Facsimile signature, E. Lester JonesAcknowledgment card, facsimile signature, E. Lester Jones ,

Form 298—Dimensions of Track Scale Parts, Lever Cross SectionMeasvirement of Track Scale PartsForm 296—Dimensions of Track Scale Parts, Platform Data ,

Special Publication .''o. 28—Application of the Theory ol Least Squares tothe Adjustment of Triangulation

Special Agents Series No. 99Plans and Speci ications for Moorings for Vessels and Buoys—1915Special ( onsular Reports ^'o. 72 ,

Scientific Paper ^ô. — : The Emissivity of Metals and Oxides—IV Iron Oxide,Plans and Spe?iacations for Buoys and / ppendages, 1915Request for Quotations, facsimile, E. Lester Jones '

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Request for Copies of Papers Containing Advertisement, facsimile, DanC.Vaughan

Radio Service Bulletin No. 6, June, 1915 ,

Economic Circular ^To. 17—Fishes Destructive to the Eggs and Larvae of

Mosquitoes ,

Survey of the Fishing Groimds on the Coast of ^ ashington and Oregon, 1914.

Circular I'o. 41

Scientilc Paper Yo. — : Calculation ol the Maximum Force between twoCoaxial Circular CurrentsReengraving

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COMMERCE—continued.

Scientific Paper No. — : Interference Measurements of Wave Lengths in the

Iron SpectrumTechnologic Paper No. 48—An Air Analyzer for Determining the Fineness

of CementCensus bulletins:

Bulletin No. 125—Cotton Production in 1913

Bulletin No. 128—National and State Expenditures, 1913 and 1903, andPublic Properties ol States, 1913Do

Bulletin, Supply and Distribution of Cotton for the Year ending Aug.31, 1914

Bulletin No. 128

Bulletin—Negroes in the United StatesDo

Bulletin—The Blind Population of the United States, 1910

Census—Miscellaneous:Statistical AtlasStatistical Atlas, 1910

DoMap of VirginiaCounty and Municipal Indebtedness, 1913, 1902, and 1890, and Sink-

incr Fund Assets, 1913

DoThe Storj'- of the CensusFacsimile, Sam. L. Eoe;ersStatistical Directory of State InstitutionsMap of Louisiana

Census reports;Report on Electrical Industries in 1912

Report—Mortality Statistics, 1913

Report on Electrical Industries, 1912DoDo

Report—Indians in the United States, 1910Do

Report—Paupers in Almshouses, 1910Report on Insane and Feeble-Minded in Institutions, 1910Report on Electrical Industries, 1912Report—Indians in the United States, 1910

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LABOR.

Bulletin No. 146—Wafjes and Resrularity of Employment in the Dress andWaist Industry of New York City

War Document No. 473—Report on Fuel Tests and the Issue of Fuel, 1914.Form No. 1662—Handbook of the 7-inch Sieee Howitzer Battery, etcCoast Artillery Drill Regulations, U. S. Army, 1914r—War Document No. 474Changes No. — , Infantry Drill RegulationsExamination Questions Used in Competitive Examination, 1914, for

Appointment in Engineer CorpsCommanding Officer's Data Book, Field ArtilleryAnnual Report of the Governor of Porto Rico, 1914Tabulation Sheets, Forms Nos. 2589, 2590, and 2625 '.

Armual Report of the Chief of the Division of Militia Affairs, 1914General Orders No. —, 1914General Orders No. —

,1914, Kit Bag

Form No. 1960—Description of 3-iuch Telescopic Sights, Model of 1910Form 1872—Seacoast Artillery Ammunition and Instructions for its Careand Use

Form 1881—Primers for Use in Ser\'ice CannonDocument No. 486—Manual for Farriers, Horseshoers, Saddlers, and Wagon-

ers or TeamstersTriangulation—Station Adjustment BlanksSignal Corps Manual No. 8

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Form No. 1875—Description of Swasey Depression Position Finders, etcWar Document No. 485Combined Infantry and Cavalry Drill Regulations for xVutomatic Machine

Rifle, cal. . 30, model of 1909

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Laws of the Second Session of the Sixty-third CongressAlterations

Final Report in re Investigation of Levels of Lake of the Woods.

NAVY.

Specifications 12Fla.Specifications 17T8.-Specifieations 41C16.-Specifications 42II31

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Bulletin No. 17Do

Confidential Bulletin of Engineering Information, No. 26Speed, Horsepower, and Fuel Consumption Curve—Form N. S. E. No. 19..

Rules for Battle Practice—Battleships, Torpedo, and Submarine Classes,1914-15

Report of Battle Practice, Spring of 1914Report of Ennneering Competitions, 1913-14Ordnance Pamphlet No. 434—Elementary Optics, 1914

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Confidential Bulletin of Engineering Information, No. 27Tactics of the Battle Line, 1914Catalogue of Tools for the United States Navy, Manufactured at the Navy-Yard, Philadelphia, Pa., from Tool Steel

Specifications 42L28Specifications 40T2Specifications 63T2aOrdnance Pamphlet No. 391—Sperry Fire Control Svstems, U. S. Navy,October, 1914Reengraving

Specifications 31L16Specifications 12R3a ,

Specifications 31L17 ,

Specifications 42Sfia

Specifications 43R3Specifications 62W1BPrimer CardsNo. 125—Asiatic Pilot, Vol. 4Ordnance Pamphlet No. 450Specifications 42P6Specifications 41W6Specifications 13C5Specifications 41W7The American Nautical Almanac, 1917Bulletin No. 61List of Stations of Inspectors of Engineering Material and MachinerySpecifications 42H32Specifications 42BlaHandy Book for the Aid and Instruction of the Enlisted Men in the En-gineer Department, U. S. Navy

Confidential Bulletin No. 62Snecifications 42L13aMap of the United States and DependenciesGeneral Specifications for Inspection of MaterialOrdnance Pamphlet No. 162Ordnance Pamphlet No. 451Deep Sea Diving Tests "

Confidential Bulletin No. 19

TREASURY.

Supplement No. 16—The Summer Care of Infants ,

Supplement No. 15—Administration of a Yellow Fever Campaign ,

Public Health Report, vol. 29, No. 33, issue of Aug. 14, 1914Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 99—The Friedmann TreatmentThe Hygiene of Rrnral Schools—Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 37Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 39, issue of Sept. 25, 1914Supplement to Public Health Reports No. 20—Leprosy: Its Treatment inthe Philippines, etc

Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 40, issue of Oct. 2, 1914Public Health Report, vol. 29, No. 41, issue of Oct. 9, 1914Supplement to Public Health Reports, No. 21 ,

The Revenue-Cutter Service, its Organization and OperationsPublic Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 2

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Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 5, issue of Jan. 29, 1915

Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 7, issue of Feb. 12, 1915Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 9, issue of Feb. 26, 1915

ReengravingSeal for United States Coast Guard

DoBulletin No. 68, Public Health Service, etcPublic Health Bulletin No. 69—Typhoid fever, etcPublic Health Bulletin No. 70—Good Water for Farm HomesSupplement 23 to Public Health Reports—Typhoid Fever: Outbreak inDecatm- and New Decatur, Ala

Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 10, issue of Mar. 5, 1915Public He dth Reports, vol. 30, No. 12, issue of Mar. 19, 1915Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 13, issue of Mar. 26, 1915Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 14, issue of Apr. 2, 1915Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 18, issue of Apr. 30, 1915Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 21, issue of May 21, 1915Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 22, issue of May 28, 1915Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 23, issue of June 4, 1915Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 23, issue of June 4, 1915Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 101—House Document No. —

;63d, 3d. .

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POST OFFICE.

Facsimile, D. C. Roper

, JUSTICE.

Geo. B. Christie et al. v. The LTnited StatesKingston & Pihl v. United States, No. 27283

CONGRESS—HOUSE.

House Document No. 740, 63d, 2d—Index to the Report of Chief of Engineers,1866 to 1912

House Document No. 1268. 63d, 3d—Statement of cost account of moneysexDended on each irrigation project on Indian reservations, allotments,and lands

House Document No. 1463, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1363, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1215, 63d, 3d—Report of a commission appointed by

the Commissioner of Indian Affairs to investigate irrigation projects onIndian lands, etcReengraving

House Document No. 1482—Report of the Gray-Thurber Automatic Train-Control System, etc

House Document No. 1587, 63d, 3d—Report on preliminary examination ofKent Island Narrows, Md

Hearings on S. 3345—To Ma':e Gas Pipe Lines Common CarriersCommittee Document No. 20—Report on Tennessee River

CONGRESS—SENATE.

Hearings—Oil-Land LeasingHearings under Senate Res. 291—Fuel Transportation.Hearings—Relief of Settlers, Part IIHearings—Water Power Bill, 63d, 3dHearings—Oil Lands LeasingSenate Document No. 543, 63d, 2dSenate Document No. 981, 63d, 3dSenate Document No. 980, 63d, 3d

Additional wor '

Form circulars, facsimile, Ansel WoldFacsimile, J. W. Wadsworth, jr

Facsimile, Paul O. Hustings

COURT OF CLAIMS.

Moran Bros. v. The United States, No. 30498Albert W. Moore v. The United States, No. 32943Moran Bros. v. The United States, No. 30498Thomas C. Clark v. The United States, No. 31178 ,

MDle Lac Band of Chippewa Indians v. The United States, No. 30447.

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Carroll, Brough & Robinson v. R. CoRevenues of Carriers in Official Classification TerritoryChamber of Commerce of T'ouston, Tex., v. I. & G. Ry. Co. et al., No. 5745.

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Time cards, Interstate Commerce CommissionWrecl at Woodlyn, PaNorthern Pine Mfg. Assn. v. C. & N. W. Ry. Co.,et al

Massie & Pierce Lumber Co. v. N. & W. Ry. CoL & S. Docket No. 519Report of Accident near Tuxedo, N. CRules Governing Monthly Reports of Railway AccidentsLa^ e Line Application, etcState Corporation Commission of New Mexico v. A. T. & S. F. Ry. Co., No.5571

In re Ownership of Little Kanawha Rv. Co., No. 7378Lehigh Portland Cement Co. B. & O. S. W. R. R. Co. et al

Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce v. Ry . Co. et al

Cape Girardeau Portland Cement Co. v. St. Louis & San Francisco R. R. CoI. & S. DocletNo. 555Pacific Creamery Co. S. P. Co. et al

THE PANAMA CANAL.

Annual Report of the Panama Canal, 1914Annual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission and the Panama Canal,

1914Standard Specifications No. 212Report of the Department of Health, 1914


Seal, Federal Reserve BoardFederal Reserve Board Bulletin, Jime 1, 1915

DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.

Annual Report of the Public Library, District of Columbia, 1914Annual Report of the Operations of the Engineer Department, District ofColumbia, 1914, vol. II of the annual report of the commissioners

Annual Report of the Public Utilities Commission, 1914 (H. Doc.—;63d, 3d)


Pyrometer Chart—Form No. 79879

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AGRICULTURE.

Farmers' Bulletin No. 610—Wild Onion, Methods of EradicationFarmers' Bulletin No. 617—School Lessons on ComDepartment Bulletin No. 134—Citrus Fruit Insects in Mediterranean Coun-

tries

Department Btdletin No. 145—Commercial Value of Various Wood Preserva-tives

Department Bulletin No. 150—Utilization of the Fish Waste of the PacificCoast for the Manufacture of Fertilizer

Journal of Agriciiltural Research, vol. 2, No. 6DoDo

Work of the San Antonio Experiment Farm in 1913The Work of the Truckee-Carson Experiment Farm in 1913The Work of the UmatUla Reclamation Project Experiment Farm in 1913..Inspection labelsFarmers' Bulletin No. 627—The House CentipedeFarmers' Bulletin No. 621—How to Attract Birds in Northeastern United

StatesInspection labelsDepartment Bulletin No. 140— Soils of Massachusetts and Connecticut with

Especial Reference to Apples and PeachesFarmers' Bulletin No. 630—Some Common Birds Useful to the FarmerDepartment Bullettn No. 164—Field Test with a Toxic Soil Constituent:Vanillin

Unnumbered circiilar—Single-Stalk Cotton Culture

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Farmers' Bulletin No. 635—What the Farm Contributes Directly to the

Farmer's Living -

Department Bulletin No. 165— Quassiin as a Contact Insecticide

Temperature ChartJournal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 4

Farmer's Bulletin No. 637—The Grasshopper Problem and Alfalfa Culture.Department Bulletin No. 166—Ophthalmic Mallein for the Diagnosis of

GlandersJournal of Agriculture Research, vol. 3, No. 3

Map of the State of UtahBureau of Animal Industry Circvilar 147 (Revised)Department Bulletin 167Department Bulletin 171

Journal of Agricultm-al Research, vol. 3, No. 4

DoCards, Southern Corn RootwormCards, Larger Cornstalk BorerDepartment Bulletin No. 167

DoBulletin No. 140—Soils of Massachusetts and Connecticut, etc

Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 5

DoDepartment Bulletin No. 189—Studies of the Codling Moth in the CentralAppalachian Region

Department Bulletin No. 192—Insects Affecting Vegetable Crops in PortoRico

Department Bulletin No. 196—Methods Followed in the Commercial Can-ning of Foods

Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 6Department Bulletin No. 125—Zygadenus or Death CamasDepartment Bulletin No. 185—Bird MigrationFarmers' Bulletin No. 650—The San Jose Scale and Its ControlJournal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 6Farmers' Bulletin No. 659—The True Clothes MothsFarmers' Bulletin No. 657—The Chinch BugDepartment Bulletin No. 203—Field Studies of the Crown-Gall of SugarBeets

Jomnal of Agricultural Research—vol. 4, No. 1

Soil Survey of Stewart County, Ga., 1913Department Bulletin No. 201Soil Survey of Jones County, Miss., 1913 ,

Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1914Timber Reconnoissance TallyDepartment Bulletin No. 208Department Bulletin No. 212Department Bulletin No. 215Farmers' Bulletin No. 662Farmers' Bulletin No. 666Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 1

DoDepartment Bulletin No. 221—The Southern Corn Leaf-BeetleBulletin No. 193—The Drainage of Jefferson County, TexJournal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 1

Department Bulletin 226—The Verbena Bud MothReengraving

Soil Siirvey of Logan and Mingo Counties, W. VaDepartment Bulletin No. 223Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 2

DoFarmers' Bulletin No. 670Department Bulletin No. 238Department Bulletin No. 251Department Bulletin No. 261Department Bulletin No. 262Department Bulletin No. 265Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 4.

Journal of Agriculttn-al Research, vol. 4, No. 3

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Do.Reconnoissance Soil Survey of South Central Texas, 1913 ,

Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 4 ,

The Work of the Huntlev Reclamation Project Experiment Farm in 1914. .

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Monthly Weather Review, Supplement No. 2Inventory of Seeds and Plants Imported, No. 34, From January 1 to March

31, 1913Department Bulletin No. 274Department Bulletin No. 281

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Cereal PiseaseNorth American Fauna No. 39Soil SurA^ev of Terrell County, Ga., 1914Soil Survey of Stevens County, Wash., 1913Soil Survey of Northeastern ^^'isconsLn, 1913Soil Svirvey of Washington County, Tex., 1913

INTERIOR.

Bulletin No. —,1914, Bureau of Education—Teacher Training in Foreign

CoiuitriesBulletin No. — , Bureau of Education, 1914—Education of the Home, part 3Technical Paper No. 76Technical Paper No. 77, Bureau of MinesMiners' Circular No. 8—New Edition—First Aid Instructions for Miners..

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Annual Report of the Governor of Hawaii, 1914Mountain ViewBulletin 580-K—Ore Peposits in the Sawtooth QuadrangleBulletin 580-L—Salines in the Owens, Searles, and Panamint Basins, South-eastern CaliforniaReengraving

Bulletin 580-N—The Elliston Phosphate Field, MontanaBulletin 581-C—The Moorcroft Oil Field and the Big Muddy rome,.Wyo.

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Bulletin 592-C—Marble Resources of the Juneau, Skagway, and Sitka Dis-tricts, Alaska

Bulletin 592-E—Mineral Peposits of the Yakataga District, AlaskaBulletin 592-F—Preliminary Report on a Water-Power Reconnoissance inSouth-Central Alaska

Bulletin .'792-G—The Port Wells Gold Lode District, Alaska, and Mining onPrince William Sound, Alaska

Bulletin 592-H—The Willow Creek, Upper Matanuska and Nelchina, BroadPass, and Valdez Creek I istricts, Alaska

Bulletin 592-1—The Chisana Placer T istrict, AlaskaBulletin 592-J—Lode Mining near Fairbanl-s and Placer Mining in theYukon-Tanana Region and the Ruby District, Alaska

Bulletin 592-K—Miaeral Resom-ces of the Yukon-Koyukuk Region, Alaska.Bulletin 592-L—Mining on Seward Peninsula, AlaskaWater Supply Paper No. 345-G—The Water Resources of Butte, MontProfessional Paper No. 90-F—A Reconnoissance in the Canyon Range ofWest Central Utah

The Production of Borax in 1913The Production of Iron Ore, Pig Iron, and Steel in 1913Production of Coal in 1913Reclamation Record, vol. 5, No. 9, October, 1914Technical Paper No. 81—Bureau of MinesBulletin No. 84—Bureau of MinesBulletin No. — , 1914—Bureau of Education, Cookingin the Vocational School.Reclamation Record, vol. 5, No. 10, November, 1914Monograph 53—Geological SurveyTeclinical Paper No. 95—Bureau of Mines

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Technical Paper No. 101—Explosion Proof Motors for MinesProduction of Spelter in the United States in 1914Advance Statement—Production of Lead in 1914Bulletin No. — , 1915—The Schoolhouse as a Polling PlaceTechnical Paper No. 84—Methods of Preventing or Limiting Explosions

in Coal MinesReengraving

Bulletin No. 601—Geology and Mineral Deposits of the National MiningDistrictReengraving

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Circular Relating to Villa Sites on the Waters of Flathead Lake, MontTechnical Paper No. 84Reclamation Record for June, 1915Yosemite National ParkTownship PlatsLeaves for I. P. Notebook No. 105Technical Paper No. 116Bulletin No. — , 1915—Secondary Schools in the States of Central and SouthAmerica and the vrest Indies

General Information—Mount Rainier National ParkTechnical Paper No. 123Bulletin of the Bureau of Education, 1915—Opporttmities for Foreign Stu-dents at Colleges and Universities in the United States ,

Reclamation Record, July, 1915 ,

Bulletin No. 612, Part BProfessional Paper No. 89Water Suuplv Paper No. 369Bulletin No.620-BWater Supply Paper No. 375-DProfessional Paper No. 95-DWater Supply Paper No. 375-EThe Production of Chromic Iron Ore in 1914Bulletin No. 609Bulletin No. 614, Part DThe Production of Asbestos in 1914The Production of Fluorspar in 1914The Cement Industry in the LTnited StatesBuUetin No. 620-DWater Supply Paper No. 372Water Supply Paper No. 371Water Supply Paper No. 398Professional Paper No. 91Water Supply Paper No. 375-FBulletin No. 621-CBulletin No. 621-BBulletin No. 621-DBulletin No. 621-ABulletin 615—Rhode Island CoalWater Supply Paper No. 397

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Scientific Paper No. — : An Experimental Study on the Koepsel Permeam-eter

Scientific Paper No. — : Electrical Resistance and Critical Ranges of PureIron

Annual Report of the Secretary of Commerce, 1914Long Wire DragNational Standard Hose Couplings and Fitting for Public Fire Service—Cir-

cular No. 50Annual Report of the Secretary of Commerce, 1914Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 810Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 811Scientific Paper No. — : The Emissivity of Metals and Oxides, etcSpecial Publication No. 23—The Work of the Coast and Geodetic Survey..

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Special Publication No. 26—General Instructions for the Field Work of theUnited States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Scientific Paper No. — : An Ameroid Calorimeter ,

Technologic Paper No. 44 ,

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Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 815The Fishes of the Yellowstone National ParkThe Bureau of Fisheries and its Station at Woods Hole, MassScientific Paper No. — : Reading Device for Computing Characteristics of

Vacuum Tungsten LampsTechnologic Paper No. 47—Value of High Pressure Steam Test of PortlandCement

Scientific Paper No. — : Characteristics of Radiation PyrometersScientific Paper No. — : A Study of the Quality of Platinum WareCensus miscellaneous—Statistical Directory of State InstitutionsCensus reports—Report on Electrical Industries, 1912

LABOR.

Bulletin No. — : Infant Care—Care of Children Series No. 2Bulletin No. 173—Index Numbers, Wholesale Prices Series No. 3

WAR.

Bulletin No. — , 1914—Instructions in the "Schaefer" Method of Artificial

Respiration, etc

Bulletin No. 6, Medical Department, U. S. Army—The Prophylaxis of

Malaria with Reference to the Military ServiceArtillery Bulletin No. 104—Serial No. 119General Orders ,

Form No. 1718—Description of the Infantry Equipment, Model of 1910Ofiicial Bulletin No. 2—Office of the Chief of StaffExamination Questions for Detail for Duty in the Ordnance Department.

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Reengraving ,

Report on Relief of American Citizens in Europe.Bulletin No. 7—Studies in Roentgen-Ray Diagnosis, etc ,

DoWar Document No. 486—Manual for Farriers, Horseshoers, Saddlers, andWagoners or Teamsters

Signal Corps Manual No. 8—Installation and Maintenance of Fire ControlSystems at Seacoast Fortifications

Signal Corps Manual No. 8Alteration and repair

Signal Corps Manual No. 8Form 1926—Handbook of the Automatic Machine Rifle, Caliber .30, Model

of 1909, etcWar Document No. 486Transportation PermitForm No. 1961—Microscopic Examination of SteelChanges No.— : Coast Artillery Drill Regulations, 1914

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Statutes at Large.

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Ordnance Pamphlet No. 323-A—Addendum to Ordnance Pamphlet 323—Description of 5.2 M. by 45 C. M., Whitehead Torpedo Mark V, Mod. 5.

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Ordnance Pamphlet No. 450Application for Leave

Alteration onOrdnance Pamphlet No. 52—U. S. Navy Air CompressorInstructions for Installation and Care of Storage Batteries in SubmarineBoats

Firing Regulations for Small Arms, U. S. Navy, 1915

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Treasurv Document 2730—Annual Report of the Director of the Mint, 1914.

Resrulat'ions Governing Uniforms of the Officers and Employees of the UnitedStates Public Health Service

Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 33, issue of Aug. 14,1914Supplement to Public Health Rsports No. 18—MalariaPublic Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 43—Preliminary Note on Epidemic Pol-iomvelitis in Vermont

Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 45Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 52Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 1

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Parcel Post Exhibit, Louisville, Ky

JUSTICE.

The United States v. The Quaker Oats Co. et al., In Equity No. 66.Boise Lumber i o. t;. P. & I. N. R. R. Co., Inter\-enor ,

John B. Pondron, administrator, v. The United States et al., No. 7164D. M. McDonald v. The United States, No. 6507The United States v. The Eastman Kodak Co. et al

The United States v. Eastman Kodak Co

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House Document No. 1482, 63d, 3dHearings—Public Buildings and GroundsHearings—Daniel Thew WrightHearings before the House C ommittee on Expenditures in Department ofA griculture—Hog l holera

Report on the National Training School for Boys

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Speech—Land Ovmership (by Hon. J. A. Falconer)

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Senate Document No. 608, 63d. 2d—Doniphan's ExpeditionSenate Document No. 677, 63d,' 3d—Indians of North CarolinaSenate Document No. 981

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Seventeenth Annual Report of the National Society of Daughters of theA merican Revolution—Senate Document 988, 63d, 3d

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The Curved Electrotype Co. v. The United States, No. 21000

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

The Thacher Collection.


Bulletin No. 88, U. S. National MuseumBulletin No. 90,, U. S. National MuseumProceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 47Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48

Thirtieth Annual Report, Bureau of American Ethnology—House Docu-ment No. 153, 62d, 2d

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Report of / ccident near / ir I.me Jimction, MoRevenues of Rail carriers in Official classification Territory

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Report of Accident near Alford, PaReport of ^ ccident at Oakwood, Wis., Jan. 30, 1915D. V, Form No. 500Montrose and Delta Freight Rate Association v. Rio Grande R. R.

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Standard Specifications for Steel Castings and Standard Specifications forStructural Steel for Bridges

OflBcial Handbook of the Panama Canal


Annual Report of the Federal Reserve BoardReengraving


Rules of Practice Before the Federal Trade Commission


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Farmers' Bulletin No. 606—Collection and Preservation of Insects and OtherMaterial for Use in the Study of Agriculture

Farmers' Bulletin No. 609—Bird Houses and How to Build ThemFarmers' Bulletin No. 612—Breeds of Beef CattleFarmers' Bulletin No. 613—Goldenseal Under (Cultivation

Farmers' Bulletin No. 619—Breeds of Draft HorsesBulletin No. 128—Distribution and Migration of North American Rails andTheir ' HiesAdditionalWork on

Department Bulletin No. 130—Operating Costs of a Well-Established NewYork Apple Orchard

Department Bulletin No. 133—Experiments with Crops Under Irrigation at

the Scottsbluff ^Reclamation Project Experiment FarmDepartment Bulletin No. 135—Experiments in the Production of Crops onAlkali Land on the Huntley "^.eclamation Project, Montana

Department Bulletin No. 137—Some Distinctions in Our Cultivated Barleyswith 'Leference to Their Use in Plant Breeding

Department Bulletin No. 141—The ( Ivde Series of Soils

Department, Bulletin No. 142—The Miami Series of Soils

Department Bulletin No. 155—Wood Pipe for Conveying Water for Irriga-

tionJournal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 1

Monthly Weather Review, May, 1914 .'

Monthly Weather Review, .Tune, 1914Reengraving

The Work of the Yuma Reclamation Project Experiment Farm in 1913The Work of the Huntley Irrigation Project Experiment Farm in 1913Experiments in Crop Production on Fallow Land at San Antonio, TexFirst Aid ManualThe Dasheen, A Root Crop for the SouthBulletin No. 154—The Life History of Lodgepole Pine in the Rocky Moun-

tainsBulletin No. 33—rereal Investigations at Dickinson, N. DakDepartment Bulletin No. 148—The Use of Bacillus Bulgarious in Starters for

Making Cheese of the Swiss or Emmental Type '.

Department Bulletin No. 159—Soils of the Sassafras SeriesJournal of ' gricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 1

Reengraving ,

Bulletin No. 94, Part 2—Biology of the Termites of the Eastern United StatesFarmers' Bulletin No. 631—Growing Peaches: Sites, Propagation, Planting,

Tillage, and Maintenance of Soil FertilityDepartment Bulletin No. 163—A Field Test for Lime-Sulphur DippingBaths

Report No. 101—Office of the Secterary—The Woolly Apple AphisDepartment Bulletin No. 162—Horticultural Experiments at San Antonio

Field Station, South TexasYearbook Separate No. 632—The Organization of a Rural CommunityJournal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 3

DoFarmers' Bulletin No. 639—Eradication of the Cattle Tick Necessary for

Profitable DairyingFarmers' Bulletin No. 646—Crimson riover: Seed ProductionDepartment Bulletin No. 185—Bird MigrationFarmers' Bulletin No. 647—The Home Garden in the SouthDepartment Bulletin No. 188—A Method of Fumigating Seed ,

Department Bulletin No. 168 ,

Hawaii " griculture Experiment Station Bulletin No. 37Work of the Guam .Vgricultural Experiment Station in 1914Appendix No. 2, ircular E, Instrument DivisionDepartment Bulletin No. 174Farmers' Bulletin No. 642Farmers' Bulletin No. 643Department Bulletin No. 179Department Bulletin No. 183Farmers' Bulletin No. 648Farmers' Bulletin No. 652Department Bulletin No. 200—A Maggot Trap in Practical UseYearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1914

ReengravingYearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1914

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Bulletin 234—Utilization and Management of Lodgepole PineSoil Survey of of Douglas County, Nebr., 1913


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Department Bulletin No. 247Department Bulletin No. 250Department Bulletin No. 252Department Bulletin No. 255Department Bulletin No. 256Department Bulletin No. 264Farmers' Bulletin No. 675Report of the Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station, 1914Trail Construction on the National ForestsMonthly Weather "T^ eview, March, 1915Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 39Department Bulletin No. 271Department Bulletin No. 272Department Bulletin No. 273Cards—Drying ' pparatusDepartment BiTllctin No. 279Joxirnal of ' gricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 6, August, 1915Cards—r aulifiower Broccoli ,

Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No, 5, issue of July 30, 1915.

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Bulletin No. — , 1914—The Rural School and the Hoolrworm DiseaseBulletin 580-J—The Phosphate Deposits of South Carolina

Alterations onAnnual Report on Sullys Hill, etc., 1914Bulletin No. 582, Geological SurveyThe Source, Manufacture, and Use of LimeAnnual Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1914, vol. 1—House Doc.No. — , 63d, 3d....

Bulletin No. 581-E—The Coalville Coal Field, Utah, 1913, Part IIAlterations

Technical Paper 88—The Radium-Uranium Ratio in CamotiteReclamation '^ecord, March, 1915A Minnesota HomesteadBulletin No. 606—The Origin of the Zinc and Lead Deposits of the Joplin

Region, Missouri, Kansas, and OklahomaEducation Bulletin No. 11.1

Bulletin No. —,1915, Bureau of Education—The School System of Ontario

Technical Paper No. 104Bulletin No. — , Bureau of Education—The School System of Ontario ,

Technical Paper No. 115

Technical Paper No. IllTechnical Paper No. 64Bulletin No. — : The Truant Problem and the Parental SchoolBulletin No. 99—Bureau of MinesBulletin No. 97

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29Scientific Paper No. — : Insulating Properties of Solid Dielectrics

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Report—Paupers ia Almshouses, 1910Do

Bulletin—Negroes in the United StatesA Direct-Reading Instrument for Measuring the Logarithmic DecrementandWave Length of Electromagnetic Waves—Scientific Paper No. ——

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Technologic Paper No. 43—Hydration of Portland CementScientific Paper No. — : A Vibration Electrometer ,

Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 809Scientific Paper No. — : A Comparison of Stellar Radiometers and Radio-metric Measurements on 110 Stars

A Plane Table Manual: Appendix 7, Report of the Superintendent of theCoast and Geodetic Survey, 1905

Scientific Paper No. — : Effective Resistance and Inductance of Iron andBimetallic Wires

Plans and Specifications for Buoys and Appendages, 1915

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Infant Mortality Series No. 3—Results of a Field Study in Johnsto^vn, Pa.Bulletin—Infant Care—Care of Children Series No. 2

Form No. 1713—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 6-inch Bar-bette Carriage, Model of 1910 for 6-inch guns, Model of 1908 Mn

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General Orders No. — : Instructions r.elative to the Issue of Fuel at MilitaryPosts

Annual eport of the Judge Advocate General, U. S. Army., 1914Regulations for the f are and Test of a Smokeless Powder, and Other Explo-

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Manual of Physical Training for Use in the U.S. Army—War Document No.436

Tests of Metals. 1914—House Document No. 1399, 63d, 3dAnnual eport of the Chief of Engineers, Subordinate Engineers, and Mis-

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Report of Board of L oad Commissioners for Alaska for 1914Form No. 1771—Handbook of the 4.7-inch Gun Material Model of 1906, with

Instructions for its CareForm No. 1660—Handbook of the 3.2-inch Field Battery with Instructions

for its CareForm No. 1663—Description of the Pratt 7^ ange Board, Model of 1905Form No. 1763—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caruig for 2.24-inch

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Specifications 4lClla—Clamps, reengravingGenera] Specifications, Appendix 4, Specifications for RivetingSpecifications 62C2Confidential Bulletin No. 18

DoSpecifications 62ClaOrdnance Pamphlet No. 391—Sperry Fire Control Systems, U. S. Navy,

October, 1914American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1918Bulletm No. 60Handy Book for the Aid and Instruction of the Enlisted Men in the EngineerDepartment, U. S.Navy

Specifications 13S5 "

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Treasury Document No. 2728—Pamphlet Report of the Commissioner ofInternal '"evenue, 1914

Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 52

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House Document No. 740, 63d, 2d—Index to Report of Chief of Engineers,1866 to 1912

House Document No. 1271^ 63d, 3d—:^ eport Concerning the Prices Paid for"VMieat to the Producers m the State of Kansas, etc

House Document No. 1519, 63d, 3d—Report on the Otter Trawl Industry. .

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Annual ~^eport of the Board of "Tlegents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1914.

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Keport of Accident at Attica, 111

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Form 1-109B—Charts—Pressure GaugeCertificate of Designation of Members of Local BoardsWater Supply Paper No. 345-G—The Water Kesources of Butte, Mont

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2d editionCharts—Form 1-1 09JChart—Form 1-109DCharts—Watt Meter—Form l-109hGraphic LogBulletin No. 621-C

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of Lavaca Bay, TexPamphlet—Population of Tulsa, OklaPlans for Construction of Navassa Island Light Station

AlterationsTypes of Buoys

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Form No. 67—Ajmual Report of Station Experiment and Output

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The Production of Magnesite in 1913Bulletin No. 88, Bureau of Mines—The Condensation of Gasoline from Nat-

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Bulletin No. 84, Bureau of MinesTechnical Paper No. 95, Bureau of MinesBulletin of the Bureau of Education, No. —, 1915—A Study of the HighSchools and Colleges of the North central Association

General Information Yosemite National ParkGeneral Information Glacier National Park ,

Bulletin 621-A—Field Apparatus for Determining Ash in Coal

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North American Fauna 37—Revision of the American MarmotsPorto Rico Station Bulletiu No. 17Department Bulletin No. 170Department Bulletin No. 173Monthly Weather Review, October, 1914Department Bulletin No. 176Department Bulletin No. 180 ,



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Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1914. ,

Department Bulletin No. 206Farmers' Bulletin No. 660Report No. 107, Office of the SecretaryA Report on the Work and Expenditure of the Agricultural Experiment

Stations during the Year Ended June 30, 1913^Department Bulletin No. 211Department Bulletin No. 220Department Bulletin No. 229 ,

Report No. 108, Office of the Secretary—The Acarina or MitesFarmers' Bulletin No. 669Department Bulletin No. 243Department Bulletin No. 244Soil Survey of Saunders County, Nebr., 1913Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 3North American Fauna 38—A Review of the American MolesSoil Survey of Escambia County, Ala., 1913Soil Survey of Pope County, Ark., 1913Soil Survey of Perry County, Mo., 1913Soil Survey of the Cache v alley Area, Utah, 1913-Soil Survey of Bullock County, AlaSoil Survey of Muskogee County, OklaSoil Survey of Indian River Area, FlaSoil Surv^ey of Wilkinson County, Miss^oil Reconnoissance in Alaska, etc., 1914....Department Bulletin 224—A Study of the Preparation of Frozen and DriedEggs in the Producing SectionReengraving

Soil Survey of Paulding County, Ohio, 1914Soil Survey of Bladen County, N. C, 1914

INTERIOR.

Professional Paper No. 90-JBulletin No. — , Bureau of Education, 1915—The Rural School System of

MinnesotaBulletin No. 604

ReengravingProfessional Paper 95-B

ReengravingBulletin No. 603Bulletm No. 607, U. S. Geol. SurvBulletin No. 608, U. S. Geol. SurvBulletin No. 605, U. S. Geol. Surv

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COMMERCE.

Census reports: Report on Electrical Industries, 1912

Census, miscellaneous—The Story of the ('ensusScientific Paper Xo. — : A Wheatstone Bridge for Resistance Thermometry,

Reen^'ravingReport of Alas .a Investigation, 1914 ,

Circular No. 38, Third Edition—The Testing of Rubber Goods ,

LABOR.

Labor Bulletin No. 165

WAR.

Appendix A—Manual for Noncommissioned OfT'cers and Privates of In-fantry of the Organized Militia and Volunteers of the United States, 1914.

Form No. 1714—^ Tandboo': of the 3.6-inch and 7-inch Mortar (Carriages,

Model of 1895 for 3.6-inch Field Mortar Model of 1890, and 7-inch SiegeMortar, Model of 1892

General Electrical Specifications No. 6

NAVY.

Bulletin No. 58 (confidential).tOrdnance Pamphlet No. 391—Sperry Fire Control Systems, U. S. Navy,October, 1914

TREASURY.

Bulletin 3—International Ice Observation and Ice Patrol in the NorthAtlantic Ocean

WTHTE HOUSE.

Calendars, 1915

CONGRESS—HOUSE.

Ilouse Document No. 1181, 63d, 3dDo

Kouse Document No. 1541—Test of the Automatic Train Control System,etc

CONGRESS—SENATE.

Senate Document No. 980, 63d, 3d

SMITHSONUN INSTITUTION.

Proceedings of the United States National Museum, vol. 48Reeni^raving

Proceedings of the United States National Museum, vol. 48

RAND, McNALLY & CO.

COMMERCE.

Special Consular Reports, No. 72


Special Consular Report No. 61—Maps, Asia and Russia

THE SACKETT & WILUELMS CO.


Yearbook Separate No. 620

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Soil Survey of Dane County, Wis., 1913 1

Soil Survey of Putnam County, Fla., 1914 3

INTERIOR.

Btaietin No. 613, Part C 41Do 61

CONGRESS—SENATE.j

Senate Document No. 466, 63d, 2d|

30

SNYDER & BLACK.

AGRICULTURE.

Soil Survey of Forsyth County, N. C, 1913Additional work on Soil Sui'vey of Cass County, Nebr., 1913Additional work on Soil Survey of Stark County, Ohio, 1913Soil Siu-vey of Goodhue County, Minn., 1913Soil Survey of Terrell County, Ga., 1914 (ordered for State College of Agri-

cultiu"e and Mechanic Arts)

INTERIOR.

Thirty-fifth Annual Report of the Director of the United States GeologicalSurvey

Water-Supply Paper No. 345-11Do

AlterationsWater-supply Paper No. 345-11Bulletin No. 98—Report of the Selby Smelter Commission.

COMMERCE.

List of Merchant Vessels of the United States for 1914, Part VI.

NAVY.

Changes in Flags of Greece, Flags of Maritime Nations

4,329

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100

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5002,175

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STANDARD ENGRAVING CO.

AGRICULTURE.

Department Bulletin No. 267Department Bulletin No. 270Department Bulletin No. 276Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 5Farmers' Bulletin No. 680

ReengravingBulletin No. 282—A Study of the Soft Resins in Sulphured and UnsulphuredHops

Soil Survey of Colquitt County, Ga., 1914Soil Survey of Chesterfield County, S. C, 1914Soil Survey of Scotts Bluff County, Nebr , 1913Soil Stu-vey of Clarke County, Miss., 1914Soil Survey of Jackson County, Ga., 1914Soil Survey of Bryan County, Okla.,1914

INTERIOR.

Bulletin No. 611, Part ADo

Technical Paper No. 114Bulletin No. 618, United States Geological SurveyWater-Supply Paper No. 374


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STANDARD ENGRAVING CO.—Continued.


WAR.

JBulletin No. 8—The Prevalence of Syphilis in the Army"Safety Featiu*es of Firing and Breech Mechanism of Field, Siege, and Seacoast

GunsForm No. 1721—Instructions for Loading Projectiles with Explosives

NAVY.

Bulletin No. 63

TREASURY.

Public Health Bulletin No. 71—The Health of Garment Workers, etc

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AGRICULTURE.

Transfers, Report No. 100, Office of the Secretary—Potash from Kelp.

COMMERCE.

Transfers for United States Coast Pilot, Part IV, 6th editionTransfers for Inside Route Pilot, Key West to New Orleans, 1914Transfers for Inside Route Pilot, Coast of New JerseyAnnual Report of the Secretary of Commerce, 1914. 7,014

U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

1 5,500 $235.00

3 30. 005.00

1 10,254 108.5011 5,575 895. 001 3.751 12.004 4,576 529. 006 5,575 350. 001 2.501 48. 751 200 21.001 200 71.001 7. 5U1 3,075 317. 001 13.001 22.50

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Map—Gipsy and Brown-Tail Moth QuarantineTransfer impressions, Department Bulletin No. 140—Soils of Massachusettsand Connecticut, with Especial Reference to Apples and Peaches

Transfers, Soil Survey of Washington County, Tex., 1913Fiscal Regulations of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1915Department Bulletin No. 181Transfers, Soil Survey of Montgomery County, Kans., 1913Transfers, Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Sacramento Valley, CalDepartment Bulletin I"o. 198Department Bulletin No. 204Transfers, Soil Survey of Russell County, Ala., 1913Transfers, Soil Survey of Oneida County, N. Y., 1913Map of the WorldOutline Maps of the United StatesTransfers, Soil Survey of Perry County, Mo., 1913Maps of the United StatesTransfers, Soil Reconnoissance in Alaska, etc., 1914Transfers, Soil Survey of Paulding County, Ohio

Transfer impressions for Bulletin No. 589—The Calcite and Dolomite ofEastern Vermont (H. Doc. —

,63d, 2d)

Additional work on Water Supply Paper 341—Underground Waters of theCoastal Plain of Georgia, etc

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 342—Surface Water Supplyof the Yukon-Tanana Region, Alaska

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 343—Geology and WaterResources of Tularosa Basin, N. Mex. (H. Doc. —

,63d, 2cl)

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 346—Profile Surveys in theBasin of Clark Fork of Columbia River (H. Doc. — , 63d. 2d)

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 347—Profile Surveys in SnakeRiver Basin, Idaho (H. Doc. —

,6.?d, 2d)

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 348—Profile Surveys in Hoodand Sandy River Basins, Oreg. (H. Doc. — , 63d, 2d)

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 350—Profile Surveys in BearRiver Basin, Idaho (H. Doc. —

,63d, 2d)

Diagrams of Blackbeard Island Reservation, GeorgiaBulletin No. — , 1914—Work of the Bureau of Education for the Natives ofAlaska


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Bulletin 580-K—Ore Deposits in the Sawtooth QuadrangleWater Supply Paper 306—Surface Water Supply of the United States, 1911,Part VI, Missouri River Basin, 2d edition

Water Supply Paper ?.09—Surface Water Supply of the United States, 1911,Part IX. Colorado River Basin

Mineral Resources of the United States, 1912, Part II—The Stone Industryin 1912

Bulletin I'o. 580-M—The Rochester Mining District, NevadaBulletin To. 72, Bureau of MinesTransfer impressions for Bullcttti 582—Mineral Deposits of the Santa Ritaand Patagonia Mountains, Ariz

Transfer impressions for Bulletin 594—Some Mining Districts of 1\ ortheast-ern California and "orthwestern ^'evada

Water Supply Paper 338, U. S. Geological Survey—Springs of California,aduitional work

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 349—Profile Surveys in Willa-mette River Basin, Oreg

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 366—Profile Surveys of Sno-qualmie, Sultan, and Skykomish Rivers, Wash

Transfer impressions for Water Supply Paper 367— Profile Surveys of Mis-souri River from Great Falls to Three Forks, Mont

Township blanks—Form 4-675A.Bulletin Fo. 592—Mineral Resources of Alaska—Report on Progress of In-vestigations in 1913

Bulletin "o. 581-D—Geology and Oil Prospects in Waltham, Priest, Bitter-water, and i'eaehtree Counties, Cal

Reprinting, Protractor, 15 inches in diameterBulletin -'o 596, Geology and Coa! Resources of Forth Park, ColoTransfers for the Source, Manufacture, and Use of LimeStone Industry in the United States in 1913Annual Report of the Governor of Hawaii, 1914Professional Paper Vo. 90-1Annual Report of the Governor of Hawaii, 1914Transfer impressions, Water Supply Paper Vo. 344Transfers, Thirty-fifth Annual Report of the Director, U, S. GeologicalSurvey ,

Annual "Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1914Transfers

Map of the United States Showing Indian ReservationsTransfers for Professional Paper Fo. 87Bulletin Fo. 600, Geological Survey

Transfers.Annual Report of the Governor of Alaska, 1914

TransfersAnnual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1914Topographic Instructions of the U. S. Geological Survey

TransfersAdditional work, Bulletin No. 576Bulletin Fo. 531-B, Geological SurveyProfessional Paper No. 90-J

TransfersTransfers for Water Supply Paper To. 368Transfers for Yearbook separate No. 603—Truck Soils of the Atlantic CoastRegion

Transfers for Soil Survey of Stark County, Ohio, 1913Diagram of Ediz Hook Reservation, WashDiagram of Dungeness Spit Reservation, WashWater Supplv Paper I'o. 369Transfers for Water Supply Paper No. 369Sample Markings for Brass CapsBulletin 580-M—The Rochester Mining District, NevadaBulletin Fo. 606—The Origin of the Zinc and Lead Deposits of the JoplinRegion, Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma

Diagram of Deer Flat Reservation, Idaho, for the Protection of ^""ative Birds.

Diagram of Elk Refuge Reservation for the Protection of American Elk-Wyoming

Sectional diagramsDiagram of Mille Lacs Reservation, Mitm., for the Protection of Native Birds.

Diagrams of Klamath Lake Reservation, Oreg. and CalBulletin Fo. 602

TransfersProfessional Paper No. 90-JBulletin 592-AHouse Document T"o. 1154, 63d, 2d—The Glacier National ParkWater Supply Paper No. 369Bulletin No. 614

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The Cement Industry in the United States

Water Supply Paper No! 398Bulletin No. 621-BBulletin No. 621-DBulletin No. 604

TransfersProfessional Paper No. 95-B

Bulletin No. oii, U. S. 'deoiojrical SurveyBulletin ITo. 613, U. S. Geological SurveyTransfers, Bulletin No. 60.3, U. S. Geological SurveyWater Supply Paper No. 377Water Supply Paper No. 376Bulletin No. 98—Report of the Selby Smelter Commission

TransfersTransfers, Bulletin No. 597, U. S. Geological Survey (plate 9).

COMMERCE.Census reports:

Report—Population, Vol. I—General Report and Analysis, 1910

Report—Population, Vol. II—Reports by States, etc., Alabama to Mon-tana, 1910

Report—Population, Vol. Ill—Report by States, etc., Nebraska to Wy-oming, Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico, 1910

Report—Agricuiture—Vol. V—General Report and Analysis. 1910

Photometric Lamp Sheet Test and Candlepower Scale and Record Sheets..Statistical Atlas of the United States (Plates I and 389)United States Coast Pilot, Part IV, 6th editionStatistical Atlas, 1910, Plate I

Inside Route Pilot, Key West to New Orleans, 1914A Plane Table Manual; Appendix 7, Report of the Superintendent of Coastand Geodetic Survey, 1905

Inside Route Pilot—Coast of New JerseyTransfers—Report—Indians in the United States, 1910

LABOR.

Annual Report of the Commissioner General of Immigration, 1914

WAR.

Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, Subordinate Engineers, and Mis-sissippi River Commission, 1914 (H. Doc. 1408, 63d, 3d)

Annual Reports of the War Department, 1914, Vol. II, Chief of Engineers,without Appendices (H. Doc. 1409, 63d, 3d)

NAVY.

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1918

TREASURY.

Bulletin No. 3—International Ice Observation and Ice Patrol in the NorthAtlantic Ocean

CONGRESS—HOUSE.

Water Supply Paper No. 319—Geology and Ground Waters of Florida,edition.

Water Supply Paper No. 347

CONGRESS—SENATE.


Bulletin No. 575—Geology of the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation.Bulletin 527—Ore Deposit of the Helena Mining Region, MontanaBulletin No. 600—The Glacier National Park


Map of National Zoological ParkAnnual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1914.

DoDo

11,283

6,7559,8879,5876,480

6,912

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GOVERNMENT PRmTING OFFICE.

The American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1915Moimt Rainier and Its GlaciersRelief Map of Yellowstone ParkPanoramic View of Yosemite National Park

DoPanoramic View of Yellowstone National Park.Panoramic View of Glacier National ParkOrigin of the Scenic Features of the Glacier National ParkMount Rainier and its GlaciersSketch Map of Moim.t Rainier National ParkDepartment Bulletin No. 204Bulletin 611, U. S. Geological Survey—Guide Book of the Western United

States, Part AGlaciers of Glacier National ParkPanoramic View of Crater Lake National Park

,

Department Bulletin 181—A Report on the Methods and Cost of Reclaimingthe Overflowed Lands Along the Big Black River, Miss

Department Bulletin 198—Report upon the Cypress Creek Drainage Dis-trict, etc

,

Maps of the United States (map known as C black plus D black)Panoramic View of the Mesa Verde National ParkInterstate Commerce Commission Reports, vol. 24 ,

Copies.

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AGRICULTURE.

Department Bulletin No. 139—Norway Pine in the Lake StatesReengraving

Department Bulletin No. 144—The Manufacture of Acid PhosphateDepartment Bulletin No. 147—The Effect oi the Cattle Tick Upon the MilkProduction of Dairy Cows

Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 2, No. 5The Work of the Scottsbluff Reclamation Project Experiment Farm in 1913Farmers' Bulletin No. 623—Ice Houses and the Use of Ice on the Dairy FarmFarmers' Bulletin No. 624—Natural and Artificial Brooding of Chickens...Contributions toward a Monograph of the Scolytid Beetles II, Technical

Series No. 17, Part II

Department Bulletin No. 156—Wireworms Attacking Cereal and ForageCrops

Instructions for the Scaling and Measurement of National Forest Timber..Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 2

Farmers' Bulletin No. 636—The Chalcis-Fly in Alfalfa SeedFarmers' Bulletin No. 632—Growing Peaches: Pruning, Renewal of Tops,Thinning, Interplanting Crops, and Special Practices

State Maps—Arkansas, New York, Iowa, Nebraska, Montana, Nevada,Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota, WashingtonReengraving

Report 102—Description of some Weevils Reared from Cotton in PeruDepartment Bulletin No. 190—The Drainage of Irrigated LandReport No. 100, Office of the Secretary—Potash from KelpSoil Survey of Montgomery County, Kans., 1913Department Bulletin No. 207Farmers' Bulletin No. 664Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 4

Soil Survey of Jackson County, Tenn., 1913

INTERIOR.

Bulletin No.— , Bm-eau of Education, 1914—Education for the Home, Part 2.

.

Bulletin No. oSO-M—The Rochester Mining District, NevadaReengraving

Bulletin No. — , 1914—EfHciency and Preparation of Rural School Teacher.

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Bulletin No. — , 1914—Bureau of Education—Consolidation of Rural Schools.Bulletin No. 690—Geological SurveyBulletin No. 563—U. S. Geological SurveyBulletin No. — , 1915—Open Air SchoolsBulletin No. — , 1915—The Extension of Public EducationWater Supply Paper No. 375-BBulletin 602—U. S. Geological SurveyBulletin No. 80—A Primer on Explosives for Metal Miners and Quarrymen.

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Sporozoon Parasites of Certain Fishes in the Vicinity of Woods Hole, Mass.

.

Special Publication No. 27

Annual Report of the Surgeon General, XJ. S. Army, 1914

Form No. 18S7—Price List of Articles of Sulimarine EquipmentForm No. 1715—Description and Directions for Use and Care of Cavalry

LIterations.

Calendars for 191.'

TREASURY.

Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 100—Pituitary Standardization, etcHygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 97—Some New Siphonaptera, etc

Additional workTreasury Document No. 2731—Annual Report of the Surgeon General, Pub-

lic Health ServiceReengraving for Treasury Document 2731—Annual Report of the Surgeon

General, Pul)lic Health Service, 1914

CONGRESS—SENATE.

Bulletin No. 52—Early Man in South America (H. Doc. No. 481, 62d, 2d).


Bulletin No. 89—U. S. National MuseumSpecial Bulletin, Part .3—American Hydroids, etcProceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1914.

DoProceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 49

DoProceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.

Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, vol. 13—Catalogue of Meteor-ites of North America

1353752

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AGRICULTURE.

Bulletin No. 90—Hydrocyanic-Acid Gas Fumigation in California (reprint) .

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Bulletin No. 240, Office of Experiment Stations—Tidal Marshes and TheirReclamation


INTERIOR.

Form 1-109L—Charts, Vacuum Gauge ^

COMMERCE.

Plans of Standard Pipe Towers, etcWeekly Notice to Mariners, No. 13, issue of Mar. 26, 1915Weekly Notice to Mariners, No. 16, issue of Apr. 16, 1915Surveyjof the Fishing Grounds on the Coast of Wt shington and Oregon, 1914.

Additional work

H. O. Publication No. 129—West Indies Pilot, Vol. II

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Newport Shop Buildings PlansWashington Storehouse PlansPlans of Pier C, New YorkWashington Storehouse PlansStandard Boats of the U. S. Navy

2 1,104 S21. 50

11 503 41. 501 3,675 41.00

1 1,000 8. 50

3 200 27.003 3,803 47.504 3,803 53.502 2,575 120.00

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House Df cument No. 1593, 63d, 3dHouse Document No. 1592, 63d, 3d

UNITED STATES .SUPREME COURT.

The United States et al.. Appellants, v. The St. Louis, Iron Mountain &Southern Ky. Co. et al., No. 735, October term, 1914


Forest Service Bulletin 108—Tests of Structural Timbers

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Schedule of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printingforfurnishingpaper for the public printbig and bindingfrom Mar. 1, 1915, to Feb. 29, 1916.

Printing Papers.

WHITE NEWS PRINT.

liOt No. 1.-300,000 pounds, 24 by 36 inches, 36-pound basis (in 9J, 19, 38, or 48 inch rolls):

Republic Bag & Paper Co per pound.Osburn Paper Co do. .

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Smith-Dixon Co do. .

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R. P. Andrews Paper Co do...B. F. Bond Paper Co do...

Lot No. 2.-5,000 pounds, 24 by 38 mches, 38 pounds (flat):

Republic Bag & Paper Co do...Osburn Paper Co do. .

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Lot No. 3.-5,000 pounds, blue, pink, and yellow, 24 by 38 inches, 25 pounds (flat):

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Lot No. 4.-20,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 30 poiuids; cut 24 by 38 inches and 38 by 48 inches(flat):

National Contracting Co per pound. . . 0459

King Paper Co do 049

The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0467

Oscar J. Ricketts do 0467

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Lot No. 5.—250,000 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, 34 pounds (flat):

New York & Pennsylvania Co per pound. . $0. 0375The Miami Paper Co do 0419National Contractine Co do 0384Kine Paper Co do 0409Bryant Paper Co do 0384Mathors-Laram Paper Co do 0419The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0385Oscar J. Ricketts do 0385

Lot No. 6.-1,200,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 38 pounds (flat):

New York & Pennsylvania Co do 0375The Miami Paper Co do 0398National Contracting Co do 0379Kini Paper Co do 0415Brvant Pap?r Co do 0374The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0383

Oscar .T. Ri-ketts do 0383Lot No. 7.-1,200,000 pounds. 24 by 38 inches, 38-pound basis ( in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

New York S: Pennsylvania Co do 035The Miami Paper Co do 0396National Contracting Co do 0384Lewis Ilopfenmaier do 0359Mathers-T>amm Paper Co do 0396The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0359Oscar J. Ri-ketts do 0363

Lot No. 8.-1,200,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 38-pound basis (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

New York & Pennsylvania Co ..do 0353Thr- Miami Paper Co do 0393National Contracting Co do 0379Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0359The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0363Oscar J. Ri-ketts do 0359

Lot No. 9.-1,200,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 38-pound basis (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

New York & Pennsylvania Co do 035The Miami Paper Co do 0393National Contracting Co do 0374I^ewis Hopfenmaier do 0359The Chamnion Coated Paper Co do 0359Oscar .T. Ri-^kctts do 0363

Lot No. 10.-1,200.000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 38-pound basis (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

New York <k Pennsylvania Co do C^SSThe Miami Paper Co do 0388NaMonal Contracting Co do 0369Lewis; Hopfenmaier do 0359The Chamr.ion Coated Paper Co do 0363Oscar J. Ricketts do 0359

Lot No. n.— 1 ,200,000 pounds. 24 by 38 inches, 38-pound basis (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

New York & Pennsylvania Co do 035The Miami Paper Co do 039<S

National Contracting Co do.... .0364Lewis Hopfenmai':'r do 0359Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 0f98The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0359Oscar T. Ricketts do 0363

Lot No. 12.—150.000 pounds. 24 bv 38 inches, 38-pound basis (in 9^inch rolls):

New York <k Pennsylvania Co " do 0365The Miami Paper Co do 0398National Contractine Co do 0372The Chamnion Coated Paper Co do 0378Oscar T. Ri-ketts do 0378

Lot No. 13.-1.200,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 38-pound basis (in 19-inch rolls):

New York A: Pennsylvania Co." do 0355The Miami Paper Co do 0396National Contracting Co do 0367Kine Paper Co ^ do 04Bryant Paper Co do 0359Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do O^MThe Champion Coated Paper Co... do 0362Oscar .T. Ricketts do 0362

Lot No. 14.-50.000 pounds, 32 by 42 inches, 72 pounds (flat):

New York Sc Pennsylvania Co do 0375The M"iami Paper Co do 0388National Contracting Co do 0376Bryant Paper Co do 0384The .Tessup & Moore Paper Co do 0349Philin Lindemevr do 04Smith-Dixon Co', (diyision of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0395The Champion Coated Paper Co : do 0383Oscar T. Ri-ketts do 0383

Lot No. 15.-150,000 pounds. 33f by 44^^ inches, 90-pound basis (In 33f-inch rolls):New Yo'-k &: Pennsylvania Co do 0355The Miqm; Paper Co do 0376National Contracting Co do 0359Bryant Paper Co do. ... . 0359The Jes<:up ^ Moore Paper Co do 0334The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0362Oscar J. Ricketts do 0362


Lot No. 16.-1,200.000 poundSj 38 by 48 inches, 76 pounds (flat):

New York & Pennsylvania Co per poiind. . $0. 0375The Miami Paper Lo do 0393National contracting Co do 0378King Paper Co do 0415Bryant Paper ( o do 0376Mathers-Lamm Paper Co. do 0393The hampion Coated Paper Co do 0382Oscar J. RicVetts do 0382R. P. Andrews Paper Co do .0415

Lot No. 17.-200,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (flat):

New York & Pennsylvania Co do 0365The Miami Paper Co do 0387National Contracting Co do 0367King Paper Co do 04Bryant Paper Co do 0376The Jessup & Moore Paper Co do 0349Phi ip Lindemeyr do 04Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0395The V hampion Coated Paper Co do 0377Oscar T. Ricketts do 0377R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 04

Lot No. 18.-300,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound basis (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

New York & Pennsylvania Co do 0345The Miami Paper Co do 0368National Contracting Co do 03489The Jessup & Moore Paper Co do 0339Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0359Phi'ip Lindemeyr do 0385Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 038The c hampion Coated Paper Co do 0357Oscar .T. RicT^etts do 0357

Lot No. 19.-20,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound basis (in 9i or 19 inch rolls):

New York & Pennsylvania Co do 0365The Miami Paper Co do 0373National C ontracting Co do 0367The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0373Oscar J. Ricketts do 0373

Lot No. 20.-1,000,000 pounds, 38 by 48 Inches, 96 pounds (flat):

New York & Pennsylvania Co do 0353The Miami Paper Co do 0373National ( ontracting Co do 03589King Paper Co do 038The .Tessup & Moore Paper Co do 0349Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0384Phi ip Lindemever do 04Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0364The Champion t. oated Paper Co do 0377Oscar J. Ricketts do 0377

Lot. No. 21.-250,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 60 and 70 pound bases; cut any size (flat):

New York & Pennsylvaina Co do 0364The Miami Paper ( o do 0378National C ontracting Co do 0367King Paper Co do 0382The Jessup & Moore Paper Co do 0349Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0384Philip Lindemeyr do 04

Smith-Dixon c o. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0395The C hampion ( oated Paper Co do 0373Oscar J. Ricketts do 0373

Lot No. 22.—40,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 38 and 48 povmd bases, not otherwisecontracted for (flat, maximum width 41 inches):

The Miami Paper ( o per pound. . . 0389National ( ontracting Co do 0384King Paper ( o do 0415Brvant Paper Co do 0369Phi'ip Lindemeyr do 04

Smith-Dixon I o. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0395The ( hampion Coated Paper Co do 0387Oscar J. RicVetts do 0387

Lot No. 23.-5,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 38 and 48 pound bases, not otherwisecontracted for (rolls, maximum width 48 inches):

The Miami Paper Co.'. per poimd. . . 0383Bryant Paper Co do 0369The C hampion Coated Paper Co do 0388Oscar J. Ricketts do 0388

ANTIQUE PRINTING, LAID.

Lot No. 24.-20,000 pounds, 25 by 38 inches, 60 pounds; sizes 25 by 38 and 38 by 50 inches (flat:)

New York & Pennsylvania Co per pound. . . 0375The Miami Paper Co do 0397The Jessup & Moore Paper Co do 037Philip Lindemeyr do 0405Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 0397Smith-Dixon C o. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 04

The ( hampion ( oated Paper Co do 0393Oscar J. Ricketts do 0393

R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 039

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 251

ANTIQUE PRINTING, LAID, DECKLE EDGE.

Lot No. 25.-20,000 pounds, 20^ by 29 inches, 50 pounds (flat):

American Writing Paper C o psr pound.Strathmore Paper ( o do. .

.

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do. .

.

Smith-Dixon ( o. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do. .

.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co do. .

.

SO. 0825.0845.0825.0875.0823

OPAQUE PRINTING, HIGH MACHINE FINISH.

Lot No. 26.-20,000 pounds, 32 by 48 inches, 50 pounds; cut any size (flat):

Mathers-Lamm Paper ( o per pound.The (. hampion Coated Paper Co do. .

.

Oscar J. Ricl--etts do. .

.


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Lot No. 27.-20,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 35 pounds; cut any size (flat):

Mathers-Lamm Paper ( o do. .

.

The Champion Coated Paper Co do. .

.

Oscar J. Ricketts do. .

.


.

WOVE MACHINE FINISH PRINTING.

Lot No. 28.-200,000 poxmds, 32 by 48 iaches, 67 pounds (flat):

American Writing Paper Co per pound.Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do. .

.

The ( hampion Coated Paper Co do. .

.

Oscar J. RicVetts do. .

.


.


American W^riting Paper Co do. .

.

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do. .

.

The Champion Coated Paper Co do—Oscar J. Ricketts do. .

.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co doLot No. 30.—200.000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 40, 45, and 50 pound bases, not otherwise contracted for (flat):

American Writing Paper Co per pound.Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do. .

.

The Champion Coated Paper Co do—Oscar J. Ricketts doR. P. Andrews Paper Co , do. .

.

SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED PRINTING (SAMPLE A).

Lot. No. 31.-20,000 poimds, 24 by 38 inches, 40 potmds; cut 24 by 38 inches and 38 by 48 inches(flat):

The Miami Paper Co per poundKing Paper Co do..Lewis Hopfenmaier do..The Champion Coated Paper Co do..Oscar J. Ricketts do..

Lot. No. 32.-40,000 potmds, 24 by 32 inches, 38 povmds, and 32 by 48 inches, 76 poimds (flat):

New York & Pennsylvania Co per poimdThe Miami Paper Co do.

.

King Paper Co do.

.

Bryant Paper Co do.

.

The Jessup & Moore Paper Co do.

.

The Champion Coated Paper Co do..Oscar J. Ricketts do..

Lot No. 33.-300,000 poimds. 24 by 38 inches, 45 and 60 pound bases; cut 24 by 38 inches and 38by 48 inches (flat):

New York & Pennsylvania Co per poundThe Miami Paper Co do..King Paper Co do.

.

Kalamazoo Paper Co do.

.

Bryant Paper Co do..The Tessup & Moore Paper Co do.

.

The Champion Coated Paper Co do.

.

Oscar J. Ricketts do.

.

Lot No. 34.-600,000 pounds, 31 J by 45| inches, 72 pounds (flat):

New York & Pennsylvania Co do..The Miami Paper Co do..King Paper Co do..Kalamazoo Paper Co do.

.

The Jessup & Moore Paper Co do..Lewis Hopfenmaier do..The ChampiDn Coated Paper Co do..Oscar J. Ricketts do. . _

Lot No. 35.-800,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 50 pounds; cut 24 by 38 inches or 38 by 48 inches(flat):

New York & Pennsvlvania Co per poundThe Miami Paper Co do.

.

National Contracting Co do.

.

King Paper Co do..Kalamazoo Paper Co do..The Jessup & Moore Paper Co do..Lewis Hopfenmaier do..The Champion Coated Paper Co do..Oscar J. Ricketts do.

.

.06

.0562

. 0562,0595

. 0562

.0562,0595

252 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE,

Lot No. 36.-50,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 45 and 50 pound bases, not otherwisecontracted for (flat, maximum width, 40 inches):New York & Pennsylvania Co per pound..The Miami Paper Co doKing: Paper Co doThe Jessup & Moore Paper Co doLewis Hopfenmaier doThe Champion Coated Paper Co doOscar J. Ricketts do

Lot No 37.-5,000 poimds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 45, 50, and 60 pound bases, not otherwisecontracted for (rolls, maximum width, 48" inches):The Miami Paper Co per povmd..Bryant Paper Co doThe Champion Coated Paper Co doOscar J, Ricketts do

SO. 0393.0403.042.0384.0399.0403.0403

.0403

.0599

.0403

.0403

SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED PRINTING (SAMPLE B).

Lot No. 38.-40,000 poimds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 40, 45, and 50 pound bases (f^at, maximumwidth, 40 inches):Mathers-Lamm Paper Co per pound.. .0525The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0497Oscar J. Ricketts do 0497R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0523

HALFTONE PRINTING.

Lot No. 39.-50,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 75 poxmds; cut 24 by 38, 38 by 48, and 31^ by 45*inches:The Miami Paper Co per pound. . . 0434Clarke & Co do a575Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 0434The Champion Coated Paper Co ' do 0427Oscar J. Ricketts do 0427R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0485

Coated Book.

SINGLE-COATED ONE SIDE BOOK.

Lot No. 40.-250,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 65 and 70 pound bases (flat):

The Franklin Coated Paper Co per pound. . .05Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0493The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0492Oscar J. Ricketts do 0492R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0485

SINGLE-COATED BOTH SIDES BOOK, GLAZED FINISH.

Lot No. 41.—100,000 poimds,any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 65, 70, and 75 pound bases (flat):

The Franklin Coated Paper Co per poimd. . . 0525Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0513The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0512Oscar J. Ricketts do 0512R. P. Andrews Paper Co : do 0485

DOUBLE-COATED ONE SIDE BOOK, GLAZED FINISH (SAMPLE A).

Lot No. 42.—15.000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 65, 70, and 75 poxmd bases (flat):

The Franklin Coated Paper Co per pormd. . . 06Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0574




DOUBLE-COATED, BOTH SIDES, BOOK, GLAZED FINISH (SAMPLE A).

Lot No. 43.—.500,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 80-pound basis (flat):

Kalamazoo Paper Co per pound. . . 0582

The Franklin Coated Paper Co do 065

Brvant Paper Co do 0583

The Champion Coated Paper Co do 05S2



DOUBLE-COATED, ONE SIDE, BOOK (SAMPLE B).

Lot No. 44.-15,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 65, 70, and 75 pound bases (flat):

Bryant Paper Co per pound. . . 08

The Chamrtion Coated Paper Co do 0fi42


DOUBLE-COATED, BOTH SIDES, BOOK (SAMPLE B).

Lot No. 45.—40 000 poimds, any size on 24 by 38 inches, 80-poimd basis (flat):

Bryan t Paper Co per pound. . . 08




WRiTrsrGS.

VraiTE TABLET VTRITING, WOVE, MACHIXE-FIXTSH.

Lot No. 46.—lOO.ncO pounds. 21 by 32 inches, 28, 32, and 40 pound bases (flat; width, minimum17 iiir-he^. maximurn 40 inches ):

New Yor!-- & Pennsvhar.ia Co per pound.. $0,043.5

The ifiami Paper Co do 040.5

Katicnal Contracting Co do 01.53

Kalama/oo Paper Co do 044Le^vis Bopfenmoier do 04.54

rhi:i:i Lii.dpn'.e\T do 017O^bi rn Paper Co do 017The Champion Coated Paper Co do 04.52

Oscar J. Ric^ etts do 04.52

R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0-j(;5

Eastern Manufacturinir Co do 0462Lot No. 47.- ICO.OOO pounds. 21 by 32 inches, 2S, -32, and 40 pound bases (rolls; width., minimum8 mches, miavimum 48 inches:Eastern Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 0447Kew Ycr'-- i: Pennsylvania Co do 0425The Miami Paper Co do 0465Kationa! Contracting Co do 0435Kalamazoo Paper Co , do 042Lewis Bopfenmaier do 0434Phiiin Lindemevr do 044Oshurn Paner Co do 016Tlie Champion Coated Paper Co do 0432Oscar J. RicJ--etis do 04-!2

E. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0465

U. S. M. O. WHITE AAT) BLUE -VTRITING (WOVE, MACHINE-DRIED).

Lot No. 4^.-20,000 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 16 pounds (in 8^-inch rolls):

The Charrpion Coated Paper Co '. perpoimd.. .0647Oscar J. PicJ etts do 0647E. P. Andrews Paper Co do 055

WHITE FRENCH FOLIO.

Lot No. 49.-1,500 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 10 poimds (flat):

Geo. V\'. Millar A: Co .• .per poimd.. .095Maihers-Lamm Paper Co... do .075

WHITE WRITDsG, WOVE, ^lACHINE-DEIED AND SUPEECALENDEKED.

Lot No. .50a.—20,000 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 8 and 11 pound bases; cut 16 by 21 and 23 by 32inchas (flat, 25 per cent rag):

Kalamazoo Paper Co per pound. . . 065Lot No. .50b. (flat, 50 per cent rag):

No Lids received.Lot No. 51a.—;?0,000 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 32 poimds; cut 17 by 28 and 21 by 32 inches (flat, 25per cent rag):

American Writing Paper Co per pound. . . 049Kalamazoo Paper Co... do 045Bryant Paper Co do 043The Champion Coated Paper Co do 046

Oscar J. Kiel ett5 do 046Lot No. 51b. (flat, .50 per cent rag):

American Writing Paper Co do 051Bryant Paper Co do 054The Champion Coated I'aper Co do 04'^Oscar J. Ric'- etts do 0485

Lot No. 52a.—1.50,G0<3 pounds, 17 bv 28 inches, 32 pounds (rolls; width, mLnimum 8 inches,maximum 38 inches, 25 per cent rag):American "Writinii, Paper Co per pound.. .048Kalamazoo Paper Co do 0l3Bryant Paper Co do 0475The Chanipion Coated Paper Co do 0J6Oscar J. RicJ--etts do 046K. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0475

Lot No. 52b. (lolls, .50 per cent rag):Am.erican Writing Paper Co do 05Bryant Paper Co do 0.525

The Champion Coated Paper Co do 04.S.5

Oscar J. Kic -etts _ do 0485Lot No. 53a.—500,000 pounds, 21 by -32 inches, 25 pounds (rolls; width, minimum 8 inchesmaxim.um. 38 inches, 25 per cent rag):Kalamazoo I'aper Co per poimd. . . 0-52

Lewis Hopfenm.ai^r do 058The Champion Coated Paper Co do 054Oscar J. Ric]•ett^ do 054

Lot No. 53b. (rolls, 50 per cent rag):Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0631 he Champion Coated Paper Co do 0565Oscar J. Ricketts do 0565


Lot No. 54a.—150,000 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 34 and 40 pounds (rolls; width, minimum 8 inches,maximum 38 inches, 25 per cent rag):American Writins; Paper Co per pound. . $0. 048Kalamazoo Paper Co do 043Lewis Hopfenmaier do 0475The Champion Coated Paper Co do 046Oscar J. RicL-etts do 046

Lot No. 54b. (rolls, 50 per cent rag):American Writing Paper Co do 05l/cwis Hopfenmaier do 0525The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0485Oscar J. Rici^-etts do 0485

Lot No. 55a.—20,000 pounds, any size, on 17 by 22 inches, 13 to 28 pound bases, not otherwisecontracted for (rolls; width, minimum 8 inches, maximum 38 inches, 25 per cent rag):Kalamazoo Paper Co per pound. . . 055Lewis Hopfenmaier do 058The Champion Coated Paper Co do 0565Oscar J. Ric^-etts do 0565

Lot No. 55b. (rolls, 50 per cent rag):Lewis Hopfenmaier do 063The Champion Coated Paper Co do 059Oscar .T. Kicketts do 059

WHITE WRITING, WOVE, TUB-SIZED, AIR OR LOFT DRIED.

Lot No. 56a.—200,000 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 20 and 24 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):Eastern Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 0807.A merican Writing Paper Co do 084The ^tna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper Co do 077Lee Paper Co do 0799Osburn Paper Co do 086

Lot No. 56b. — (flat, 75 per cent rag):Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0882A merican Writing Paper Co do 09The ^tna Paper Co do 0791Strathmore Paper Co do 0855Lee Paper Co do 0824Osburn Paper Co do 089

Lot No. 57a.—400,000 poxinds, 17 by 28 inches, 22, 32, and 36 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0837American Writing Paper Co do 082The ^tna Paper Co do .0777Strathmore Paper Co do 077Osburn Paper Co do 086

Lot No. 57b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):

Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0912American Writing Paper Co do 088The ^tna Paper Co do 0791Strathmore Paper Co do 0855Osburn Paper Co do 089

Lot No. 58a.—30.000 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 20 and 26 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):AmeiicanWritir g Paper Co do .086The .^tna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper Co do 0805


American Writing Paper Co do 092The ^tna Paper Co do 0791

Strathmore Paper Co do 089

Lot No. 59a.—20,000 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 28 and 44 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):

American Writing Paper Co do 086The ^Etna Paper Co do 0777


Lot No. 59b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):AmericanWriting Paper Co do 092The ^tna Paper Co do 0791



American Writing Paper Co do 086

The ^tna Paper Co do 0777


Lot No. 60b.— (flat, 75 per cent rag):Amerir-anWriting Paper Co do 092

The vEtna Paper Co do 0791


Lot No. 61a.—600,000 pounds. 21 by 32 inches, 32, 40, and 48 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):

Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0797

American Writing Paper Co do 082

The ^tna Paper Co do 0777


Osburn Paper Co do 086


Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0872

^ mericanWrit ine Paper Co do 088

The ^tna Paner Co do 0791


Osburn Paper Co do 089


Lot No. 62a.—100,000 pounds, 22f by 31| inches, 34 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):

American Writing Paper Co per pound.. ?0.080The^tna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper Co do 0805Osburn Paper Co do 080


American Writing Paper Co do 092The .^tna Paper Co do 0791Strathmore Paper Co do 089Osburn Paper* o do 089


American Writing Paper Co do 086The ^tna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper ( o do 0805Smith-Dixon Co. (division of theWhitaker Paper Co.) do 0825

Lot No. 63b. • (flat, 75 per cent rag):

American Writing Paper Co do 092The ^tna Paper c o do 0791Strathmore Paper Co do 089Smith-Dixon Co. (division of theWhitaker Paper Co.) do 085

Lot No. 64a.—15,000 pounds, 23 by 36 inches, 27 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):

Strathmore Paper ( o do 0805Lot No. 64b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):

Strathmore Paper Co do 089Lot No. 65a.—20,000 pounds, 23 by 36 inches, 52 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):

American Writing Paper Co do 086The .^tna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper Co do 0805

Lot No. 65b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):American Writing Paper Lo do 092The .^tna Paper Co do 0791Strathmore Paper Co do 089

Lot No. 66a.—150,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 44 and 56 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0823American Writing Paper Co do 084The^Etna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper Co do 077Smith-Dixon Co. (division of theWhitaker Paper Co.) do 0825

Lot No. 66b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0898American Writing Paper Co do 09The^tna Paper ^o do 0791Strathmore Paper Co do 0855Smith-Dixon i o. (division of theWhitaker Paper Co.) do 085

Lot 67a.—50,003 pounds, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):American Writing taper Co do 036The^tna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper Co do 0305

Lot No. 67b.— • (flat, 75 per cent rag):American Writing Paper Co do 092The ^tna Paper Co do 0791Strathmore Pap?r Co do 039

Lot To. 68a.—50,000 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 17 pounds, and 28 by 34 inches, 34 pounds (flat, 50per cent rag):American Writing Paper Co per pound. . . 114Strathmore Paper Co do 1015

Lot No. 68b.- (flat, 75 per cent rag):American Writing Pa|3er Co do 12Strathmore Paper Co do 11

Lot ro. 69a.—100,000 pounds, 28 by 34 inches, 64 and 72 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):Carew Mfg. Co do 031Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0317American Writing Paper Co do 034The ^tna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper Co do 077

Lot No. 69b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):Carew Mfg. Co do OSSEastern Manufacturing Co do 0?92American Writing Paper Co do 09The ^tna Paper Co do 0791Strathmore Paper Co do 0355

Lot No. 70a.—150,000 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 16 pounds, and 24 by 38 inches, 32 pounds (flat, 50per cent rag):

American Writing Paper Co per pound . . .114Strathmore Paper Co do 1015

Lot I'o. 70b.— (flat, 75 per cent rag):American Writing Paper Co do 12Strathmore Paper Co do 11

Lot i'o. 71a.—50,000 pounds, any size, not exceeding 28 by 40 inches and any weight, 16 by 21inches, 16 to 2-^-pound bases, not other >vise contracted for (flat, 50 per cent rag):American Writing Paper Co. per pound. . . 086The .^tna Paper Co do 0777Strathmore Paper Co do 0305

Lot I'o. 71b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):American Writing Paper Co do 092The ^tna Paper Co do 0791Strathmore Paper Co do 039

256 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

COLORED WRITING, WOVE, TUB-SIZED; AIR OR LOFT DRIED (ANY COLOR EXCEPT RED).

Lot No. 72a.—120,000 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 22 and 32 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):American "VV riting Paper Co per pound..The^tna Taper Co do....Strathmore Paper Co ,..do

Lot r'o. 72b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):

American W'-iting Paper Co doThe Mtna Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot I'o. 7:sa.—5,000 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 23 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):American Writing Paper Co doThe Mina Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot '.'o. 73b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):Am3rican riting Paper Co doThe ^tna Paper Co do. . .

.

Strathmore Paper Co doLot ro. 7Ja.—5.000 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 14 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):

American Writing Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot No. 7^h. (flat, 75 per cent rag):Ame'-ican "Writing Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot "No. 75a.—150,000 pounds, 21 by 32 Inches, 32, 40, and 48 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):Carew Mfg. f^o doAmerican Writing Paper Co doThe ^tna Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot No. 75b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):Carew Mfg. Co. . doAme'-ican Writing Paper Co doThe JEtna. Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot No. 76a.—3.000 pounds, 21 bv 32 inches, 72 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):American Writin? Paper Co doThe ^taa Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot I"o. 7fib. (flat, 75 per cent rag):Ame'-ican Writing Paper Co doThe ^tna Paper Co do. . .

.

Strathmore Paner Co doLot "^'o. 77a.—20,000 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, 3fi and 54 pounds (flat, 50 per cent rag):

Amencan Writinc; Paper Co doThe ^tna Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot No 77b. (flat, 75 per cent rag):Ame'-ican Writing Paper Co doThe ^tna Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

Lot No. 7 ^a.—5,010 pounds, anv color except red, any si/.e, not exceeding 2^ bv ^0 inches, andanv weight 16 by 21 inches, 16 to 24 pound bases,' not otherwise contracted for (flat, 50 percent ras):

Ame'-ican Writins Paper Co per pound..The ^tna Paoer Co doSfrathmore Paper Co do

Lot No. 7Hb. (flat, 75 per cent rag):

Ame'-ican Writing Paper Co doThe ^tna Paper Co doStrathmore Paper Co do

—

$0. 037.0777.037

.093

.0791

.0955

.091

.0^77

.0905

.097

.0^91

.099

.139

.1415

.145

.15

.032

.0^7

.0777

.0345

.034

.093

.0791

.093

.109

.0^38

.1615

.115

.0901

.17

.091

.0777

.0905

.097

.0791

.099

.091

.0<77

.1415

.097

.0891

.15

FINE WHITE WRITING, WOVE, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

Lot No. 79—5.000 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 48 pounds (flat, minimum orders, 2,000 pounds^:So'ithwQ-^th Co per pound.Ame'-ican Writing Paper Co do. .

.

Baltimo'-e Paper Co. (Inc.) do...Straihmo'-e Paper Co do...Typewriter & Ofiice Supply Co do...

.1.56

,17.159.16.156

U. S. M. O. WRITING, SAFETY OR SENSITIVE DESIGN.

Lot No. 80a,—400,000 pounds, machine finish, 17 by 22 inches, 18 pounds (rolls; width, 11 and 22inches):The Perfect Safety Paper Co per pound.

.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co doLot No. Sib.—400,000 pounds, paper for money-order forms, 17 by 22 inches, 16 pounds (rolls;

wiith, 11 and 22 inf^hes):

The Perfect Safety Paper Co per pound..Clarke & Co do....R. P. Andrews Paper Co do

.0365

.095

.13

.096

.105

SAFETY WRITING, MACHINE FINISH.

Lot No. 81.-2,500 pounds, blue, pink, green, salmon, and yellow, 17 by 28 inches, 32 pounds (flat):

Geo. La Monte & Son per pound..R. P. Andrews Paper Co do

. 1325

.138

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Map.

map, lithograph finish (sample a).

Lot No. S2a.—50,000 pounis, any size, not exceeding 44 by 64 inches, on 19 by 24 inches, 18 to 40

pouni bases (flat, Government Printing Office delivery):

Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound. . $0. 094Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 11

StraThmo';e Paper Co do 095Ha\nhorne Paper Co do 09OsbLirn Paper Co do 094

R. P. -\nlrews Paper Co do 09Lot Xo. S2b. (flat, f. o. b.):

Geo. ^\'. Millar & Co do.... i.0915

Baltirao-e Paper Co. (Inc.) do 2. 107

Hawthorne Paper Co do 3.088

Osburn Paper Co ; do.... '.0925

E . P. Andrews Paper Co do. . . . ^. 0875

MAJ, LITHOGRAPH FINISH, TUB-SIZED, AIR OR LOFT DRIED (SAMPLE B).

Lot Xo. 83a.—80,000 pounds, any size not exceeding 44 by 64 inches, on 19 by 21 inches, 18 to 40

pound bases fflat, Government Printing Office delivery):Geo. AV. Millar & Co per pound.. .113

BalTimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 13


Hawthorne Paper Co do 112Osburn Paper Co do 114R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 12

Lot Xo. 8-3b. (flat, f. 0. b.):

Geo. W. Millar & Co do. . . . 1. 1095Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 2. 127Havrrhorne Paper Co do ^.11

Osturn Paper Co do <. 1125E. P. Andrews Paper Co do 6. 1175

Bonds.

thin bond, white or blue, glazed or tjnglazed, tub-sized, aer or loft dreed.

Lot No. Si.—100,000 pounds, any size, not exceeding 28 by 40 inches, on 16 by 21 inches, 7 to 14

pound bases (flat):

Old Poniinion Paper Co per pound. . . 47Cornelius Kahlen do 20R, P. Andrews Paper Co do 195

BOND, "WHITE OR BLUE, GLAZED OR UNGLAZED, TUB-SIZED, AER OR LOFT DRIED.

Lot X'o. 85.-500,000 pounds, any size, not exceeding 28 by 40 inches, on 16 lay 21 inches, 16 to 24pound bases (flat):

Carew Manula'^turing Co per pound. . . 108Ame"i^-an Writing Paper Co do 11Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 13The Aetna Paper Co do 0991Strathmore Paper Co do 102

"

Old Dominion Paper Co do 38Lee Paper Co do 13Hawtho:'ne Paper Co do 11E. P. An irews Paper Co do 102

Lot Xo. 86.-40.030 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound basis (rolls; width, 21 inches):Strathmore Paper Co do 132Old Dominion Paper Co do 38Hawthorne Paper Co do 13

BOND, COLORED, GLAZED OR UNGLAZED, TUB-SIZED, AIR OR LOFT DRIED.

Lot No. 87.-15,000 pounds, any color except re^ and blue, anv size, not exceeding 28 by 40 inches,on 16 by 21 inches, 16 to 24 pound bases (fltt):

The Aetna Paper Co per pound.. .1189Strathmore Paper Co do 135Old Dominion Paper Co do 38

FINE BOND, GLAZED OR UNGLAZED, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT DRIED.

Lot No. 88.-30.000 pounds, anv size, not exceeding 28 br 40 inches, on 16 bv 21 inches, 16 to 24pound bases (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 15Southworrh Co do 14Ame-ican Wrijing Paper Co do 17Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 18Strathmore Paper Co do 16Old Dominion Paper Co do 38Hawthorne Paper Co do 145Typewriter & Office Supply Co do 14E. P. Andrews Paper Co do 15

1 Bangor, Me. * Augusta, Me.2 Holyoke, Mass. 6 Turners Falls, Mass.3 Kalamazoo, Mich.

6495—15 17


NATURALIZATION BOND, WHITE, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

Lot No. 89.-10,000 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 26 pounds (flat, minimum order 2,000 pounds):Southworth Co per pound. . SO. 20American Writing Paper Co do 20Strathmore Paper Co do 205Crane & Co do 31Osburn Paper Co do 23Typewriter & Office Supply Co do 20Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 269Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co) do 25R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 275

Lot No. 90.-5,000 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 23 pounds (flat, minimum order 2,000 pounds):Southworth Co do 20American Writing Paper Co do 21Strathmore Paper Co do 225Crane & Co do 31Osburn Paper Co do 26Typewriter & Office Supply Co do 20Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 269Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 25R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 275

Onionskin,

Lot No. 91.-1,000 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 9-pound basis; sizes, 16 by 21 and 19 by 24 inches (flat,

minimum order 500 pounds):Old Dominion Paper Co per pound. . . 59Cornelius Kahlen do 24R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 32

Parchment Deed.

parchment deed, tub-sized and loft-dried.

Lot No. 92.-2,000 pounds, 22| by 31^ inches, 48 pounds (flat, minimum order 500 pounds):Southworth Co per pound.. .165Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 174Strathmore Paper Co do 165Typewriter & Office Supply Co do 165R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 18

BEST PARCHMENT DEED, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

Lot No. 93.-1,500 pounds, 19 by 23 inches, 37 and 44 pounds (flat, minimum order 1,500 pounds)

:

Southworth Co per pound. . . 29Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 38Strathmore Paper Co .• do 36Crane & Co do 36Typewriter & Office Supply Co do 29R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 275

Ledgers.

second-class ledger, white or blue, tub-sized, air or loft dried.

Lot No. 94.-15,000 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 24 and 29 pounds (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 089Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0997American Writing Paper Co do 096Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 109Strathmore Paper Co do 105Lee Paper Co do 0948Hawthorne Paper Co do 095R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 105

Lot No. 95.-40,000 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 28, 34, and 38 pounds; cut 17 by 28 inches and 28 by 34inches (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 089Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0997American Writing Paper Co do 095Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 109Strathmore Paper Co do 105Lee Paper Co do 0948Hawthorne Paper Co do 095R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 109


Carew Manufacturing Co do 089Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0997American Writing Paper Co do 096Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 109


Lee Paper Co do 0948Hawthorne Paper Co do 095R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 11


Carew Manufacturing Co do 09Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0997American Writing Paper Co do 098Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 109


Hawthorne Paper Co do 095R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 108



Carew Manufacturing Co per pound . . $0. 09Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0997American Writing Paper Co do 098Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 109




Carew Manulacturing Co do 089Eastern Manufacturing Co do 0997American Writing Paper Co do 096Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 118Strathmore Paper Co do 105Hawthorne Paper Co do 095R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 12


Carew Manulacturing Co do 098Eastern Manufacturing Co do . 0997American Writing Paper Co do 096Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 118

Strathmore Paper Co do 105Hawthorne Paper Co do 095R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 116


Carew Manufacturing Co do 091American Writing Paper Co do . 096Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 118Strathmore Paper Co do 11


Lot No. 102.-5,000 pounds, any size not exceeding 28 by 40 inches, on 16 by 21 inches, 20 to 32-

pound bases, not otherwise contracted for (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 091American Writing Paper Co do 096Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 118Strathmore Paper Co do 12Hawthorne Paper Co do 095R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 12

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER, -WHITE OR BLUE, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

Lot No. 103.-40,000 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 24 and 29 pounds (fiat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 137American Writing Paper Co do 145Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 14Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co. do 144


Carew Manufacturing Co do 137American Writing Paper Co do 145Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 14Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 149

Lot No. 105.-80,000 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 28, 34, 40, and 48 pounds (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co do 137American Writing Paper Co do 143Baltimore Paper Co. ( fnc) do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 14Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 144


Carew Manufacturing Co do 137American Writing Paper Co do 145Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 145Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 144


Carew Manufacturing Co do 145American Writing Paper Co do 155

• Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 15Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 152

Lot No. 108.-45, 000 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 48 and 58 pounds (flat)

:

Carew Manufacturing Co • do 137American Writing Paper Co do 145Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 14Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 144

Lot No. 109.-10,000 pounds, 23 by 36 inches, 60 and 70 pounds (flat):Carew Manufacturing Co do 137American Writing Paper Co do 145Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 143Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 149

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Carew Manulacturing Co per pound. . $0. 145American Writing Paper Co ! do 145Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 155Hawtliorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 144

Lot No. 111—10,000 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 24 pounds, cut 18J by 36 and 18J by 42 inches (flat):

Carew Manulacturing Co per pound. . . 15American Writing Paper Co do 155Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do 16Strathmore Paper Co do 15Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 152

Lot No. 112.-40,000 pounds, 16 by 21 Inches, 36 pounds; cut 14 by 35, 21 by 32, 21 by 32§, 22J by31 J, and 24 by 38 inches (flat):


Lot No. 113.-40,000 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 44 pounds; cut 20§ by 2AI and 21 by 32^ inches (flat):


Lot No. 114.-15,000 pounds, any size, not exceeding 28 by 42 inches, on 16 by 21 inches, 20 to 32pound bases, not otherwise contracted for (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 145American Writing Paper Co do 145Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc.) do. . . . .16Strathmore Paper Co do 16Hawthorne Paper Co do 129R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 149

Lot No. 115.-5,000 pounds, any size not exceeding 28 by 42 inches, on 16 by 21 inches, 36, 40,and 44 pound bases, not otherwise contracted for (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 15American Writing Paper Co do 16Baltimore Paper Co. (Inc) do 16Hawthorne Paper Co do 139R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 164

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER, COLORED, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED (ANY COLOR EXCEPT RED ANDBLUE).

Lot No. 116.-10,000 pounds, any size, not exceeding 28 by 40 inches, on 16 by 21 inches, 20 to32 pound bases (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 17Southworth Co do 163Strathmore Paper Co do 195Hawthorne Paper Co do 16Typewriter and Office Supply Co do 163

Lot No. 117.-20,000 pounds, any size, not exceeding 28 by 40 inches, on 16 by 21 inches, 36, 40,and 44 pound bases (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 17South w^orth Co do 153Strathmore Paper Co do 215Hawthorne Paper Co do 18Typewriter and Office Supply Co do 153

HEAVY FIRST-CLASS LEDGER, SINGLE-PLY, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

Lot No. 118.-150,000 pounds, white or blue, 21 by 32§ inches, 100 and 110 pounds (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co. per pound. . . 138American Writing Paper Co do 15Strathmore Paper Co do 158Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the WhitaTrer Paper Co.) do 1495R. P. x\ndrews Paper Co do 182

Lot No. 119.-10,000 pounds, colored, piak, yellow, buff, salmon, and green, 21 by 32J inches,100 and 110 pounds (Hat):Carew Manufacturing Co per pound. . . 17Strathmore Paper Co do 20

Tissue.

railroad manila, ruled one side.

Lot No. 120.-750 pounds, 20 by 30 inches, 7 pounds (flat, minimum order 500 pounds):No bids received.

^ WHITE.

Lot No. 121.-2,000 pounds, 20 by 30 inches, 8 pounds (flat, minimum order 500 pounds):Old Dominion Paper Co per pound. . . 1242Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do 14

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 07


WHITE STEREO.

Lot No. 122.-1,500 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 6 pounds (minimum order 1,000 pounds):Old Dominion Paper Co per pound.. $0. 1998


CREAM STEREO.

Lot No. 123.—500 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 4^ pounds (minimum order 500 pounds):Old Dominian Paper Co per pound.. .338Osburn Paper Co do 35

Cornelius Kahlen do 40


Covers.

smooth cover, colored.

Lot No. 124.-150,000 poimds, any color, 20 by 25 inches, 50 pounds, and 33 by 46 inches, 148

pounds (flat):

Knowlton Bros. (Inc.) per pound. . . 054

Peninsular Paper Co do 0.'il9

American Writins; Paper Co do 0515

ROUGH COVER, COLORED (SAMPLE A).

Lot No. 125.-25,000 pounds, any color, 20 by 25 inches, 50 pounds (flat):

Knowlton Bros. (Inc.) per pound.. .0485Peninsular Paper Co do 0489American Writing Paper Co do 049

ROUGH COVER, COLORED (SAMPLE B).

Lot No. 126.-80,000 pounds, any color, 20 by 25 Inches, 50 pounds (flat):

Knowlton Bds. (Inc.) per pound.. .054Peninsular Paper Co do 0544American Writing Paper Co do 0565

Manilas,

wood manila.

Lot No. 127.-100,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 40 to 60 pound bases (flat):

Old DominiDn Paper Co per pound.| 2 0312

Republic Bag & Paper Co do 0299

Carter , Rice & Co. ( Corp. ) do ....

| J-

Smith-Dixon Co. (div ision of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0284R. P. Andrews I'aper Co do 0269

Lot No. 128.-300,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 38 inches, 40 to 60 pound bases (roils; widthminimum 6 inches, maximum 48 inches):

1. 03312. 02923. 02675*. 029

Old Dominion Paper Co per pound..

|

Republic Bag & Paper Co do|

Osburn Paper Co , do 027

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do....{ H-'^^^HSmith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0264R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0249

KRAFT WRAPPING.

Lot No. 129.-100,000 pounds, any size, on 24 by 36 inches, 30 to 70 pound bases:

Old Dominion Paper Co per pound.

6. 0397.04128. 0355

I9. 0395

Republic Bag & Paper Co do 04Osburn Paper Co do 0378

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do....|I'qIIq

Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co) do 030R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0365

JUTE MANILA, HIGH FINISH.

Lot No. 130.-80,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 140 pounds; cut 24 by 38, 26 by 28, and 26 by 34inches (flat):

Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound. . . 059American Writing Paper Co do 0475Philip Lindemeyr do 049Osburn Paper Co do.,.. .051Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do 0525

1 Less than carload shipments. « Standard sample, carload shipments.*Carbad shipments. Standard sample, less than carl ad shipments.'Rolls less than 30 inches wide. 8 Bidder's sample ^nbniitted, carload shipments.* Rolls 30 inches wide and over. » Bidder's sample submitted, less than carload shipments. -

6 Rolls to be shipped without harness.

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ROPE MANILA.

Lot No. 131.-20,000 pounds, 24 by 36 inches, 50 pounds; cut 24 by 36 and 30 by 46 inches (flat):Geo. W. Millar & Co per poimd. . $0. 059Old Domini m Paper Co do 0609Philip Lindemeyr do 0515Osburn Paper Co do 0575


Ge^. W. Millar & Co per pound.. .059Old Domini:)n Paper Co do C609Philip Lindemeyr do 0515Osburn Paper Co do 0575Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do 0575


GeD. W. Millar & Co per pound. . . 059Old Dominion Paper Co do 0609Philip Lindemeyr do 0515Osburn Paper Co do 0575Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do 0575

Lot No. 134.-25,000 pounds, 24 by 36 inches, 140 pounds; cut 24 by 38 inches (flat):

Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound. . , 059Old Dominion Paper Co do 0609Philip Lindemeyr do 0515Osburn Paper Co do 0575Carter, Riee & Co. (Corp.) do 0575

Lot No. 135.-5,000 pounds, any size or weight, not otherwise contracted for (flat):

Geo. W. Millar & Co do 059Old Dominion Paper Co do 0609Philip Lindemeyr do 0525Osburn Paper Co do 0575Carter, Rioe & Co. (Corp.) do 0575

Lot No. 136.-80,000 pounds, any size or weight (rolls; width, minimum 6 inches, maximum 48inches):

Geo. W. Millar & Co. per pound. . . 059Old Dominion Paper Co do 0609Philip Lindemeyr do 0515Osburn Paper Co do 055Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do 0575

OILED MANILA TYMPAN,

Lot No. 137.-20,000 poimds, 24 by 36 inches, 86-pound basis (rolls, 19, 38, and 48 inches wide; maxi-mum wei-^ht 150 poimds):H. A, Sawyer & Co per pound.. .0625G eo. V/. Millar & Co do. . . . i. 055Old Dominion Paper Co do 06198Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do 049Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 055R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0575

MANILA TYMPAN.

Lot No. 138.—500 pounds, 24 by 36 inches, 150-poimd basis (rolls, 48 inches wide; maximumwei<iht, 150 pounds; minimum order. 500 pounds):Mathers-Lamm Paper Co ' per pound. . . 06R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0474

Manila Boabds.

manila board.

Lot No. 139.-40,000 pounds, 21| by 31J inches, 85-pound basis (rolls, 11 and 21| inches wide):United Paporhoard Co per pound.. .0275Philip Lindemeyr do 028Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do.... 2.029

Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 029R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 029

MANILA CARDBOARD.

Lot No. 140a.—50,000 pounds, any size on a 22 by 28 inches, 210-potmd basis (flat, wrapped andsealed in pa?ka'.;es ot 100 sheers each):United Paperboard Co per pound. . .0321Smith-Dix.oa Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0355R. P. .Andrews Paper Co do 036

Lot No. 140b. (unwrapped):United Papei board Co do 0299Smith-DiKon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 034R. P. Andrews Paper Co do. . . . . 0345

MANILA TAG BOARD, CALENDERED.

Lot No. 141.—40,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 120-pound basis, (rolls, 24 and 26| inches wide):United Paperboard Co per poimd.. .045Philip Lindemeyr do 046Osburn Paper Co do 0459R. P. .\ndrews Paper Co do 0455

1 On bidder's sample submitted. 2 Carload shipments.

KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER. 263

Cabdboard.

white railroad board.

Lot No. 142.-5,000 pounds, 22 by 2S inches, 280 poiinds (flat, minimum order 1,000 pounds):

Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound..j'^^.-J^I^'^

United Paperboard Co do 047

Philip Lindemeyr do 05

COLORED CARDBOARD.

Lot No. 143.-10,003 pounds, any color, 22 by 28 inches, 210 poimds (flat, minimum order 2,000

poimds):United Paperboard Co per pound. . . 04.95

Philip Lindemeyr do 0475

WHITE CHINA BOARD.

Lot No. 144.-10,000 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds (flat, minimum order 2,000 pounds):United Paperboard Co per pound. . .0485

Philip Lindemeyr ^ do 0475

Bristol Boards,

colored bristol board (any color except red).

.039753.043

<.045

.0395

.0385

.0423.043

4.045

.0384

Lot No. 145.-80,000 poimds, 21 by 31 inches, 110 pounds (flat):

United Paperboard Co per pound

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do..

R. P. Andrews Paper Co do..Lot No. 146.-500,000 pounds, 20f by 31 inches, 110-poimd ba^is (rolls, 20f inches wide):

United Paperboard Co ' do.

.

Philip Lindemeyr do . ,

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do..

R. P. Andrews Paper Co do...

CREAM BRISTOL BOARD.

Lot No. 147a.5—100,000 pounds, 221- by 28^- inches, 104 pounds (flat):

United Paperboard Co per pound. . . 0599The Champion Coated Paper Co do .0548Oscar J. Ricketts do 0548

Lot No. 147b. 100,000 pounds, 24 by 36 inches, 140-pound basis (rolls, 441 inches wide):United Paperboard Co do .057The Champion Coated Paper Co do ... .0523Oscar J. Ricketts do 0523

WHITE BRISTOL BOARD, NO. 1,

Lot No. 148.-80,000 pounds, 22^ by 28^ inches, 120 potmds (flat):

Old Dominion Paper Co per pound. .|

Philip Lindemeyr do .069Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do 0735Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 073The Champion Coated Paper Co do 068Oscar J. Ricketts do 068R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 08B. F. Bond Paper Co do 078

rtTOEX BRISTOL BOARD.

Lot No. 149.-25,000 pounds, white or any color except red, 22J by 28* inches, 175 and 230pounds (flat):

Carew Manufacturing Co per pound.American Writing Paper Co do. .

.

Stralhmore Paper Co do. .

.

Cornelius Kablen do...B. F. Bond Paper Co do. .

.

.15

.13

. 155

.125

.125

White Paraffin.

Lot No. 150.-1,200 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 16 pounds (flat, minimum order 500 pounds):Republic Bag & Paper Co per pound.Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.) do...R. P. Andrews Paper Co do. .

.

.08625

.0975

.103

1 Shipments of 1,000 pounds or over.2 Less than 1,000-poimd shipments.3 Carload shipments.

< Less than carload shipments.6 All bids rejected.

264 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

White No^tcueling Gummed.

Lot No. 151 1.-1,500 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 23 pounds, and 20 by 24 inches, 30 pounds (flat,

minimum order 10 reams):

Carter, Rice & Co per pound.,j's^g^'l^

R. P. Andrews Paper Co do . 0945

Blotting.

Lot No. 152.—l.fiOO pounds, white orany standard color, 19 by 24 inches, 100 pounds (flat, minimumorder l,ono pounds):Ma; hers-Lamm Paper Co per pound. . .06R. P. Andrews Paper Co do .U65

Stereotype Molding.

(For paper process.)

WHITE.

Lot No. 153.-10,000 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 100 pounds (flat, minimum order 2,000 pounds):Old Dominion Paper Co per pound.. .06749Osl'urn Paper Co do 0659Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do OSSmiih-Uixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 073R, P. Andrews Paper Co do 065

BED.

Lot No. 154.-4.000 poimds, 19 by 24 inches, 40 pounds (flat, minimum order 1,000 pounds):Oid Dominion Paper Co per pound.. .06749Osburn Paper Co do 0659Maihers-Laram Paper Co do 0^

Smith-Dixon I'o. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 073


Monotype Keyboard and Casting Machine.

ot No. 155,-60,000 pounds (rolls, approximately 2 pounds each, containing approximately340 feel to a roll):

Colonial Co per pound.. .065Lanslon Monotype Machine Co do— * .059

Offset.

(For web presses.)

Lot No. 156.-8,000 potmds, 24 by 36 inches, 30-pound basis (rolls, 26 and 39 inches wide: minimumorder 2,000 pounds):Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound. . .043Republic Ba^ & Paper Co do 040SR. P. Andrews Paper Co

^

do 0505

Plate Wiping, for Embossing Presses.

Lo t No. 157.-10,000 pounds, 24 by 36 inches, 60-pound basis (rolls, 4 and 5 inches wide):Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound. . . 037

Carter, Rice ^ Co. (Corp.) do 03S

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 0367Smilh-Di\on Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0375

R. P. .\ndrews Paper Co do 0375

Lot No. 158.— 10,U0U povmds, 24 by 36 inches, 60-pound basis (rolls, 6, 7, and 8 inches wide):Geo. W. Miliar & Co per pound. . . 03695Carier. Ri. e Co. (Corp.) do 038

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 0367

Smith-Dixon Co. (division of the Whitaker Paper Co.) do 0365


Back Lining, for Case-Making Machines.

Lot No. 159.-5,000 poimds (rolls, 24 inches wide; minimum order 2,000 potmds):Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound. . . 04

Osbmn Paper Co do 0368

Lining, for Headband, Lining, and Crashing Machines.

Lot No. 160.—3,000 pounds (rolls, 24 inches wide; minimum order 2,000 pounds):Geo. W, Millar & Co per pound. . .043

Osburn Paper Co do... .0398

1 .\11 bids rejt'Cled.* Pri?e per ream for si'.e 17 by 22 inches.3 Price per reaiu lor si„e 20 by 24 iurjhus.

* On standard sample or bidder's sample submitted for perforations.

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Tablet Stripping.

Lot No. 161.—1,"00 pounds (rolls, 24 inches wide; minimum order 500 pounds):Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound. . $0,043Osburn Paper Co do 0424

Carbon Paper,

Lot No. 162.—100 reams, black, 18 by 23 inches, medium weight, carbonized both sides, for penciluse (flat):

Old Dominion Paper Co per ream. . 4. 59

Osburn Paper Co do 3. 90

R. P. Andrews Paper Co do.... 6.23

Lot No. 163.—200 reams, olue manirold, 18 by 23 inches, medium weight, carbonized one side

(flat):

Old Dominion Paper Co per ream. . 4. 59

Osburn Paper Co do.... 3.90R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 5. 50

Marble Paper.

Lot No. 164.1—5 reams, brown, 20 by 25 inches (flat):

Corne ius Kahlen per ream. .2 3 7.45

Lot No. 165.'—5 reams, red, 20 by 25 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen do 23 7.45

Lot No. 166.1—15 reams, green, 22 by 28 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen. . . ! do 2 3 9,20

Lot No. 167.1—5 reams, blue, 22 by 28 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen do.... 2 3 9. 20Lot No. 168.1—15 reams, red, 22 by 28 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen do 239,20Lot No. 16\i—15 reams, brown, 22 by 28 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen do 239.20

Comb Paper.

Lot No. 170.1—15 reams (fine comb), 22 by 28 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen per ream. .2 3 7.00

Lot No. 171.1—20 reams (medium comb), 22 by 28 inches (flat):

Co nelius Kahlen do 237.00Lot No. 172.1—30 reams (coarse comb), 22 by 28 inches (flat):

Co nelius Kahlen do 237.00Lot No. 173.1—20 reams (fine comb), 20 by 25 inches (flat):

Co nelius Kahlen do 235.70Lot No. 174.1—15 reams (medium comb), 20 by 25 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen do 235.70Lot No. 175.1—15 reams (coarse comb), 20 by 25 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen do 23 5.70

Lining Paper.

Lot No. 176,1—5 reams, lithographed. No. 1, 24 by 28 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen per ream. J * 9,25

. Red Pressboard.

Lot No. 177.1—2,000 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, weight 80 pounds to 144 sheets (flat, minimumorder 1,000 pounds):R, P, Andrews Paper Co per pound. . . 0889

Parchment.

Lot No. 178.-1,000 sheets (more or less), 15 by 21 inches (flat):

Cornelius Kahlen per sheet.. .32R. P, Andrews Paper Co do 35

Binder's Boards. ....

Lot No. 179.-1,000 pounds, news board, 26 by 38 inches, Nos. 100 and 120:

Geo. \y. M illar & Co per pound. . . 02United Paperboard Co do 017

Lot No. ISOa.—100,000 pounds, strawboard, 26 by 38 inches. No. 50 (on orders of car lots):

United Paperboard Co per pound.. .0118The C. L. LaBoiteaux Co do 0117

Lot No. 180h. (on orders of less than car lots):

United Paperboard Co do 0143The C. L. LaBoiteaux Co do 015

Lot No. ISla.—100.000 pounds, chip board, 26 by 38 inches. No. 50 (on orders of car lots):

Geo. \V. Millar & Co per pound.. .015United Paperboard Co do 0119TheC. L. LaBoiteaux Co do 01247Osburn Paper Co do 016645

1 All bids rejected.2 In reams of 480 sheets.3 Lots 164 to 176, inclusive, hand-dipped paper; gloss finish as per Government Printing OflBce standard

sample 191.5-16 (additional price with varnished or gloss finish),* In reams of 500 sheets.

266 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot No. 181b. (on orders of less than car lots):

Geo. W. Millar <k Co per pound. . $0. 016United Paperboard Co do 0132The C. L. LaBoiteaux Co do 015675Osburn Paper Co do 0185

Lot No. 182.-8,000 pounds, strawboard, lined, 26 by 38 inches, No. 50:

United Paperboard Co do 0165The C. L. LaBoiteaux Co do 017975

Lot No. 183a.—100,000 pounds, box board, lined one side; size 24J by 34 inches, 35 sheets to thebundle of 50 pounds (on orders of car lots):

Geo. W. Millar & Co per pound. . . 0179United Paperboard Co do 0155The C. L. LaBoiteaux Co do 014975Osburn Paper Co do 01867


Geo. W. Millar & Co do 0185United Paperboard Co do 0178The C. L. LaBoiteaux Co do 018175Osburn Paper Co do 0219

Lot No. 184a.—500,000 pounds, binder's board. No. 2 quality; Nos. 16 to 40, 25 by 30 inches (onorders of car lots):

The Monroe Binder Board Co per pound. . . 0152Westport Paper Co do 01475Osburn Paper Co do 01659Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 01733R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0164


The Monroe Binder Board Co do 0175Westport Paper Co do 0155Osburn Paper Co do 0179Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 01857R. P. Andrews Paper Co „ do 0176

Lot No. 185a.—250,000 pounds, binder's board. No. 1 quality; Nos. 12 to 30, 25 by 30 inches (onorders of car lots):

The Monroe Binder Board Co per pound. . . 0161Westport Paper Co do 01625Osburn Paper Co do 0179Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 01733R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0172


The Monroe Binder Board Co do 0185Westport Paper Co do 017Osburn Paper Co do 0189Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 01857R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0184

Lot No. 186a.—80 OOO pomis. binder's board, best quality; Nos. IS to 45, 19 by 30 inches; Nos.16 to 90, 22 by 26 inches; No. 33, 22^ by 29 inches; No. 20, 22J by 34 inches (on orders of carlots):

The Monroe Binder Board Co per pound. . . 0225Osburn Paper Co do 0284Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 02732R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 028


The Monroe Binder Board Co do 025Osburn Paper Co do 0294Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 02857R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0232

Lot No. 187.-2,000 pounds, trunk board; size 34 by 44 inches, Nos. 6 to 10:

The Monroe Binder Board Co do 0225Osburn Paper Co do 01785Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 01857R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0181

Lot No. 188a.—40,000 pounds, trunk board, No. 2 quality, 23| by 401 inches. No. 11 (on ordersof car lots):

The Monroe Binder Board Co per pound. . . 0161Osburn Paper Co do 01675Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 01882R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0193


The Monroe Binder Board Co do 0185Osburn Paper Co do 0179Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do. . . . . 02007R. P. Andrews Paper Co do 0203


No. 17.

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Schedule of proposals for supplying the Government Printing Office vnth mate-rial {exclusive of paper) and miscellaneous items, from, July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915.

[An asterisk (*) indicates the successful bidder.]

Item 1.—Genuine Turkey morocco, No. 1 quality, various colors:

*Thomas Garnar & Co per dozen.. S44.00Benj. N. Moore & Sons per square foot.. .33John H. O'Donnell & Co per dozen.. 43.00Louis Dejonge & Co do 34. 00

Item 2.—Genuine Turkey morocco. No. 1 quality, various colors, acid free:

*Beni. N. Moore & Sons Co per square foot. . .33Louis Dejonge & Co per dozen. . 30. 00

Item 3.—Genuine Turkey morocco. No. 1 quality, cochineal:Thomas Garnar & Co do 44.00Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co .' per square foot. . . 33John H. O'Donnell & Co per dozen. . 43. 00*Louis Dejonge & Co do 35. 00

Item 4.—Genuine Turkey morocco. No. 1 quality, cochineal, acid free:

*Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co per square foot. . .33Louis Dejonge & Co per dozen. . 30. 00

Item 5.—Genuine Turkey Levant morocco, No. 1 quality, in three colors—medium greet, mediumblue, and medium' brown, acid free:

*Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co per sqixare foot. . .35Louis Dejonge & Co do 60

Item 6.—Genuine original Niger goatskins, red, No. 1 quality:*Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do 30

Item 7.—Genuine Turkey Levant morocco. No. 1 quality, cochineal, acid free:

*Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do 35Louis Dejonge & Co do 60

Item 8.—American morocco. No. 1 quality, various colors:

Helburn Leather Co do W25Thomas Garnar & Co do 189Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do 20Louis Dejonge & Co do 21

Item 9.—American morocco, No. 1 quality, various colors, acid free:

*Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do 21Item 10.—American morocco, No. 1 quality, cochineal:

*Thomas Garnar & Co , do 199Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do 21Louis Dejonge & Co do 21

Item 11.—American morocco, No. 1 quality, cochineal, acid free:

*Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do .21Item 12.—Skivers, blue, straight-grained. No. 1 quality, medium thickness:Thomas Garnar & Co do 089John Campbell & Co do 085Louis Dejonge & Co do 09

Item 13.—Skivers, cochineal, straight-grained, No. 1 quality, medium thickness:*Thomas Gamar & Co do 089John Campbell & Co do 095Louis Dejonge & Co do 10

Item 14.—Skivers, brown, calf-finished, No. 1 quality, medium thickness:*Thomas Gamar & Co do 075John Campbell & Co do 08Louis Dejonge & Co do 095

Item 15.—Skivers, cochineal title, thin, No. 1 quality:Thomas Garnar & Co do 08John Campbell & Co do 085Louis Dejonge & Co do 10

Item 16.—Skivers, cochineal title, heavy, No. 1 quality:John Campbell & Co do 095Louis Dejonge & Co do 10

Item 17.—Skivers, title, various colors, thin, No. 1 quality: i

John Campbell & Co do 085Louis Dejonge & Co do 10

Item 18.—Skivers, title, various colors, heavy. No. 1 quality:Louis Dejonge & Co do 10

Item 19.—Law sheep, No. 1 quality, medium thickness:Thomas Garnar & Co do 087Winslow Bros. & Smith Co.—

Sample A, 121f feet to the dozen do 08Sample B. 91i feet to the dozen do 085

[.John H. O'Donnell & Co.—Sample A do OSSample B do 0775

Item 20.—Law sheep. No. 1 quality, medimn thickness, acid free:Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do 11Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Sample C do 11

Item 21.—Law sheep. No. 1 quality, thin:Thomas Gamar & Co do 087Winslow Bros. & Smith Co.—

Sample D, 118| feet to the dozen do 08Sample E, 90 feet to the dozen do 085

John H. O'Donnell & Cc—Sample A do 08Sample B do 0775

Item 22.—Law sheep. No. 1 quality, thin, acid free:Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do 10Winslow Bros. & Smith & Co do 11


Item 23.—Law calfskins:

*ThoTnas Garnar & Co per square foot. . $0. 33John H. O'Donnell & Co do 40

Item 24.—Bark skiver, No. 1 quality, medium:*Thomas Garnar & Co do 06John Campfcell & Co ,do..'.'. '.065

Item 25.—Bark skiver, No. 1 quality, thin:Thomas Garnar & Co do 055*John Campbell & Co do 055

Item 26.—Fleshers, No. 1 quality, medium size, medium thickness:*Thomas Garnar & Co per dozen. . 4. 50John Campbell & Co do 5.00

Item 27 —Fleshers. No. 1 quality, large size, heavy:*Thomas Garnar & Co do 6.25John Campbell & Co do 6^00

Item 28.—American Russia (cowhide),, in sides. No. 1 quality, medium thickness, in any requiredcolor:

*Eae;le Tanning Works per square foot. . . 18Item 29.—American Russia (cowhide), in sides, No. 1 quality, medium thickness, in any required

color, a^id free:

No bids received.Item 30.—American Russia (cowhide), in hides, No. 1 quality, medium thickness, in any re-quired color:

*Eag]e Tanning Works per square foot. . , 19Item 31.—American Russia (cowhide), in hides, No. 1 quality, mediimi thickness, in any re-quired color, acid free:

No bids received.Item 32.—American Russia (cowhide), in hides, No. 1 quality, medium thickness, double-grained, in any required color:

*Ea9;le Tanning Works per square foot. . . 195Item 33.—American Russia (cowhide), in hides. No. 1 quality, medium thickness, double-grained, in any required color, acid free:

No bids received.Item 34.—American Russia (cowhide), in hides, No. 1 quality, heavy, double-grained, in anyrequired color:

*Eagle Tanning Works per square foot. . . 21Item 35.—American Russia (cowhide), in hides. No. 1 quality, heavy, double-grained, in anyrequired color, acid free:

No bids received.Item 36.—American Russia (cowhide), in sides. No. 1 quality, pebbled, in any required color:

*W. D. Byron & Sons (Inc.) per square foot.. .185Item 37.—Ainerican Russia (cowhide), in sides. No. 1 quality, pebbled, in any required color,

acid free:

No bids received.Item 38.—Cowhide buffmg, boarded grained, in sides. No. 1 quality, various colors, heavy:

Thomas Garnar & Co per square foot.. .097John H. O'Donnell & Co do 105*The H. Griffin & Sons Co do 09Louis Dejonge Sz Co do 09

Item .3*^.—Cowhide buffing, boarded grained in sides, No. 1 quality, various colors, thin:Thomas Garnar & Co do 079John H. O'Donnell & Co do 085*The H. Griffin & Sons Co do 075Louis Dejonge & Co do 09

Item 40.—Cowhide buffing, water-grained, in sides, No. 1 quality, various colors, thin:Thomas Garnar & Co.

—

Sample A do 104Sample B do 094

John H. O'Donnell & Co do 0025The H. Griffin & Sons Co do 005Louis Dejonge & Co do 105

Item 41.— ( owhide bviffing, water-grained, in sides, No. 1 quality, various colors, heavy:Thomas Garnar & C o ."..do 104*John H. O'Donnell & Co do 10The H. Griffin <t Sons Co do 10

Louis Dejonce & ( o do 105Item 12.—Goatskins, ordinary morocco grain, cochineal, acid free:

*Benj. N. Moore & Sons ( o do 21

Item 43.—Goatskins, ordinarv morocco s:rain, various colors, to include black, medium brown,medium ereen, and medium blue, acid free:

*Benj. N, Moore & Sons i o per square foot.. .21

Item 44 —Niger goatskins, including medium red, medium brown, medium green, medium blue,and black, acid free:

*Benj. N. Moore <l- Sons Co per square foot.. .25Item 45 —Genuine pics^ins, No. 1 quality, acid free:

*Benj. N. Moore & Sons Co do 25

Item 46.—Book clnth, black, all patterns except silk:

The Holliston Mills per piece.. 5.00TnlerlaVen Mills.... do.... 5.00

Item )7.—Book cloth, common colors, all patterns except silk:

The Holliston Mills do.... 6.25*]n1prlal-en Mills do.... 6.25

Item 48 —Book cloth, extra brown or dove, etc., in the ordinary patterns except silk, as may berequired:

*InterlaVen Mills per piece. . 7. 50

Item 49.—Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, in the ordinary patterns, except silk, as may berequired:

Interlaken Mills per piece. . 7. 75

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 269

Item 50—Boole cloth, "Ruby, solferino, or magenta, in the ordinary patterns, except silk, as

may br rsquired:*Tnteria1-en Mills per piece.

.

Item 51.—Book cloth, cochineal, in the ordinary patterns, except silk, as may be requietl:

*InterlaVen Mills per piece..

Item 5'.^—Book cloth, common black, silk patterns:The HoUiston Mills do*Interiaken Mills do

Item 53.—Book cloth, common colors, silk patterns:The Holliston Mills do....*Tnter!aken Mills do

Item 5-1.—Book cloth, extra black, silk pattern:*Int6rlaken Mills do

Item 55.—Book cloth, e.xtra brown or dove, etc., silk patterns, as may be required:

. *lnterlaken Mills doItem 56.—Book cloth, extra green or extra bluOj silk patterns, as may be required*

*Inter!aken Mills doItem 57 —Book cloth, ruby, solferino, or magenta, silk patterns, as may be required:

*lnterlaken Mills.' doItem 5S.— Book cloth, cochineal, silk patterns, as may be required:

*Interlaken Mills.! doItem 59.—Buckram, 10} ounces to the linear yard, all colors and plain, 42 inches wide, about

38 yards to the piece:

R. P. ndrews Paper Co per yard.

.

*n he Holliston Mills doItem 60.—Buckram, 6 ounces to the linear yard, all colors and plain, 42 inches wide, about 38 yards

to the piece:

R. P. ndrews Paper Co - per yard.

.

*The Holliston Mills doItem 61.—A rt vellum, all colors, 38 inches wide, about 38 yards to the piece:

*The Holliston Mills do....Interlaken Mills do

Item 62.—Fabrikoid, or other imitation leather, 36 inches wide, best quality, in any requiredcolor or pattern, in rolls either 30 or 60 yards each:

Thomas Garnar &(.o per yard..The Sillcocks-Miller l o doDu Pont Fabrivoid Co

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^Quality 1100, 40 inches in width doQuality 1500, 36 inches in width doQualitv 700, 36 inches in width do

John H. 0"'Donnell & ( o do....Onondaga Hide & Leather Co. (Inc.), imitation leather in 36-inch width, m colors only of

samples sent:

Quality.Solidcolors.

Gold andaluminum

colors.

Fancyembosseddesigns in

solid colors.

Handalligators,

two colors.

1500Cts. per yd.

22i26242836442"

234

Cts. per yd.

34

374354

39l4853435'

Cts. per yd.

26430'

283240446'

Cts. per yd.

27431

2975007001003000 414

474000Nappedback

The Laidlaw Co. (Inc.), textileather per yard..Item 63.—Pluviusin, or other imitation leather, 45 inches wide, equal to quality No. 10-G, in any

required color or pattern, in rolls of 12 yards each:*Thomas Garnar & l o per yard..John H. O'Donnell & Co do

Item 64.—( loth-lined paper, 25 by 36 inches, in any required color:

John H. O'Donnell & Co per 100 sheets.

.

*Mathers-Lamm Paper Co.

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Sample A , blue doSample B, white doSample C, white doSample D, white doSample E, russet doSample F, primrose, green, pink, blue, buff, canary, fawn, rose do

Item 65.—( anvas or duck, white, 28 inches wide, 8 ounces to the yard, for covering blank books:The Manhattan Supply Co per yard.

.

*R. P. ( larke Co doJohn Bovle & ( o. (Inc.) doSchwab & Wolf do....Guy, (. urran & ( o.

—

8-ounce Eureka do8-ounce Norwood do

Ellis A. Gimbel do....Item 66.—C anvas or duck, white, 28 inches wide, 10 ounces to the yard, for covering blank books:

The Manhattan Supply Co per yard..*R. P. Clarke Co do....John Bovle & ( o. (Inc.) doSchwab & Wolf do....Ellis A. Gimbel do....

88. 50

10. 00

5. 25

5. 25

6.506. 50

7. 75

7. 75

8. 00

8. 75

10. 25

.30

.30

.25

.25

.17

.17

.204

.23

.1438

.1854

.1993

.195

,18

.48

8.50

7.377.375. 73

4.743.4377.48

.124

.119

.1725

.1247

.119

.128

.1224

.1617

.149

.2075

.156

.165


Item 67.—Canvas or duc'k:, calendered, olive, tan, or gray, as required, 36 inches wide:John Boy'e & Co. (Inc.) per yard..The HoUiston Mills do. . .

.

*Sohwab & Wolf do....Item 68.— anvas, Irish linen, imbleached, 27 inches wide, 6 ounces to the yard, in rolls of about

40 yards each, wound on cores with 1-inch center hole:*The Manhattan Supply Co per yard..R. P. ( larVe L o.—

Sample A doSample B do

Schwab & Wolf-Bid A do...BidB do....BidC do....

Item 69.—Sasf-e duck, 28 inches wide, 12 ounces to the yard, for binding books:The Manhattan Supply Co do*R. P. ( larke ( o doSchwab & Wolf do....

Item 70.—Sar^e duck, 37 inches wide, 13 ounces to the yard, for binding books:The Manhattan Supply Co do*R. P. Clarke Co do....John Boyle & Co do

Item 71.—Sac'e duck, 43 inches wide, double thread, for binding books:The Manhattan Supply Co do*R. P. Clarke (o do

Item 72.—Duck, tan color, light shade, 28 inches wide, 12 ounces to the yard, for binding books:The Manhattan Supply Co per yard.

.

R. P. ( larke Co doSchwab & Wolf do....

Item 73.—Duck, tan color, light shade, 37 inches wide, 13 oimces to the yard, for binding books:The Manhattan Supply Co per yard.

.

R. P. Clarke Co do*Schwab & Wolf do....

Item 74.—Du^k, bla^k, 43 inches wide, double thread, for binding books:The Manhattan Supply Co do

p. Clarke Co do....Item 75.—Duck, bla?k enameled, thin and pliable, 50 inches wide:

R. P. Clarke Co.—Sample A do..Sample B do..

Louis Hartig do.

.

Schwab & Wolf do..Guy, Curran & Co do.

.

Item 76.—Duck, olive, 38 inches wide, in rolls of 40 yards each:No bids re eived.

Item 77.—Drab drilling, for binding books, 43 inches wide, 6-^- ounces to the yard, in rolls of 25 or30 vards ea h:The Manhattan Supply Co per yard.

.

R. P. Clarke Co.—Sample A do. .

.

Sample B do...Thomas Garnar & Co ^

do. .

.

John H. O'Donnell & Co do. .

.

Turner Halsey Co do . .

.

Old Dominion Paper Co.

—

Sample 1 do. .

.

Sample 2 do...Schwab & Wolf—

QualitvA do...Quality B do...Quality C do...

Wellington, Sears & Co do. .

.

Item 78.—Drilling, brown, for binding books, 43 inches wide, 6| ounces to the yard, in rolls of 25 or

30 vards ea ^h:

*The Manhattan Supply Co per yard..R. P. Clarke Co do....

Item 79.— Drilling, black, for binding books, 43 inches wide, 6J ounces to the yard, in rolls of 25 or

30 vards each:*The Manhattan Supply Co per yard:

.

R. P. Clarke Co do....

Item 80.—Cordurov, tan color, approximately 28 inches wide, for covering loose-leaf binders:

R. P. Clarke Co per yard.

.

*John H. O'Donnell & Co doItem 81.—Silk headband. No. 0, 12 yards to the piece:

John H. O'Donnell & Co per piece.

.

*Louis Dejonge & Co doItem 82.—Silk headband. No. 1, 12 yards to the piece:

John H. O'Donnell & Co do....

*Louis Dejonge & Co doItem 83.—Silk headband, No. 2, 12 yards to the piece:

John H. O'Donnell & Co do....

*Louis Dejonge & Co doItem 84.—Silk headband. No. 3, 12 yards to the piece:

JohnH. O'Donnell & Co do....

*Louis Dejonge & Co doItem 85.—Silk headband. No. 4, 12 vards to the piece:

John H. O'Donnell & Co do. . .

.

*Louis Dejonge & Co - do

$0.28.35.3247

274

2675,287

266,2596,2515

252,245

,2473

292,28

28

,197

.195

252,245

,21

2934,28,2597

2197215

2525,31

2532432275

.1134

.105

.112

. 1295

.1375

.113

. 14039

. 12594

.1516

.1186

.1095

.137

,2084,20

,2084,20


Item 86.—Merrerized cotton headband, No. 1, 12 yards to the piece:

*John H. O'Donnell & Co per piece. . ?0. 19

Louis Dejonge & Co do 19

Item 87.—Mercerized cotton headband, No. 2, 12 yards to the piece:

*John H. O'Donnell & Co do 20Loiais Dejonge & Co do 21

Item 88.—Mer erized cotton headband, No. 3, 12 yards to the piece:*John H. O'Donnell & Co do 21Louis Dejonge & Co do 22

Item 89.—Gold leaf, edge, not less than 22 karats fine, 3| by 31 inches, in books of 25 leaves eachand 20 books to the pack:

J. W.Hunt & Co per pack.. 8.00*Baer Bros do 7.25Daniel Froes-hauer do 7.75Hastings & Co do 8.00Mi -hael Schultz's Sons do i 7. 75

Item 90.—Gold leaf, XX, deep, not less than 22-karat, 3f by 3i inches, in books containing 25leaves ea'T'h and 20 books to the pack:

J. W. Hunt & Co per pack. . 6.70+Baer Bros : do 6.00Daniel Froes -hauer do 6.24Hastings & Co : do.... 6.65Michael Schultz's Sons do i 6. 45

Item 91.—Gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, 31 by 3| inches, in books containing 25 leavesea'^'h and 20 books to the pack:

J. W.Hunt & Co per pack.. 6.00*Baer Bros do 5.40Daniel Froes'hauer do 5.44Hastings & Co do 5. 50Michael Schultz's Sons do 2 5. 55

Item 92.— ibbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, J inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of 67

*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . . 217Item 93.—]:iibbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, 1 inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of 67

*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . . 339Item 94.—llibbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, | inch vvide, free from holes, in rolls of 67

*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . . 508Item 95.— ribbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, ^ inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of 67

feet ea'^h:

*W. H. Coe Manufa-^turing Co per roll. . . 662Item 96.—I^dbbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, f inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of 67

feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . . 98

Item 97.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, 1 inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of 67feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufaf^turing Co per roll. . 1. 237

Item 98.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, IJ inches wide, free from holes, in rolls of

67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . 1. 575

Item 99.— ibbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, IJ inches wide, free from holes, in rolls of


Item 100.— ibbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, If inches wide, free from holes, in rolls of

67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll . . 2. 31

Item 101.— ibbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, 2 inches wide, free from holes, in rolls of


Item 102.—Hibbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, 2i inches wide, free from holes, in rolls of67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . 3. 08

Item 103.—

" ibbon gold leaf, XX, not less than 22-karat, 2^ inches wide, free from holes, in rolls of67 feet each**W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . 3. 22

Item 104.—^ ibbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, i inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of

67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . . 306

Item 105.—""ibbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, | inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of

67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll . . .459

Item 106.—"

^ ibbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, J inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of67 feet each*

*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . . 599Item 107.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, f inch wide, free from holes, in rolls

of 67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . . 883

Item 108.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, 1 inch wide, free from holes, in rolls of67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . 1. 108

Item 109.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, IJ inches wide, free from holes, in rollsof 67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . 1. 383

Item 110.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, IJ inches wide, free from holes, in rollsof 67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll . . 1. 663

122.848 karats. * 18.456 karats.


Item 111.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, 1| inches wide, free from holes, in rollsof 67 f6Gt C9Cll**W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll . . $1. 925

Item 112.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, 2 inches wide, free from holes, in rolls

*W. H. Coe Manufacturing-Co per roll. . .2. 205Item 113.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, not less than IS-karat, 2\ inches wide, free from holes, in rolls

of 67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . 2. 52

Item 114.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, not less than 18-karat, 2^ inches wide, free from holes, in rollsof 67 feet each:*W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co per roll. . 2. SO

Item 115.— Vlumiaum leaf, in books containing 50 leaves each, and 10 books to the pack, bestthin, 5i by 5=^ inches:

J. W. Hunt & Co per pack. . . 73*Baer Bros do 65Hastings & Co do 75Michael Schultz's Sons do 75

Item 116.—Aluminum leaf, in books containing 50 leaves each, and 10 books to the pack, bestthin, 6 by 6 inches:G eo. F. Muth & Co per pack. . . 93J. W. Hunt & Co do 82*Baer Bros do 90

Item 117.—Stamping leaf, white, 18 by 23 inches, best quality:*Louis Dejonge & Co per sheet. . . 04

Item 118.—No. 16, 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls:*J. P. Nawrath & Co. (Inc.) per pound. . \ 65R. P. Clarke Co do 65

Item 119.—No. 16, 4-cord linen thread, gray, in balls:

*J. P. Nawrath & Co. (Inc.) do. . . .i. 65

R. P. Clarke Co do 65Item 120.—No. 18, 3-CDrd linen thread, gray, in balls:

P. Nawrath & Co. (Inc.) do. . . .i. 67

R. P. Clarke Co do 68Item 121.—No. 25, 3-cr)rd linen thread, gray, in balls:

*J. P. Nawrath & Co. (Inc.) do.... i. 77

R. P. Clarke Co do 80Item 122.—No. 45, 3-cord linen thread, grav, in balls:

*J. P. Nawrath & Co. (Inc.) do.... i 1.03R.P.Clarke Co : do.... 1.10

Item 123.—No. 50, 3-cord linen thread, for Smyth book-sewing machines, wound on 1-poundtubes:

C. Fuller Co per pound. . 2. 00J. P. Nawrath & Co. (Inc.)... do.... 2.07R.P.Clarke Co do.... 2.03

Item 124.—No. 36, 3-CDrd best sea-i>land cotton thread, bleached or unbleached, for Smythbook-sewin? machines, wound on spools containing 9,600 or 12,000 yards each:A. H. Williams—

9,600 ya:-ds per spool.. 1.029

12,000 yards do.... 1. 2i6W, Warren Thread Works

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9,600 vards do 955

12,003 yards do.... 1.18

E.C. Fuller Co., 9,600 yards ..do.... 1.14

H. E. Locke & Co.:

9,600 ya'-ds, Lincoln do 1. 12

12,000 yards, Lincoln do 1. 41

9,600 ya'-ds, Faneuil do 97

12,000 yards, Faneuil do.... 1.20

The Manhattan Supply Co., 12,000 yards do. . . . 1. 28

Owen M. Dawson:*9,fi00 yards .do 965

12,000 yards do.... 1.20

Seamans & Cobb Co.:

12,000 yards do.... 1.20

12,000 yards, Signet thread do 1. 075

Bloigett & OrswellCo., 12,000 yards do.... 1.25

Item 125.—No. 36, 4-cord best sea-island cotton threa 1, bleached or unbleached, for Smythb03k-sewin<? machines, wound on spools containing 9,600 or 12,000 yards each:

A. H. Williams—9,600 yards per spool . . 1. 127

12,000 yards do.... 1.409

W. Warren Thread Works—9,600 yards do.... L 135

12,000 yards do.... 1.425

E. C. Fuller Co, 9,600 yards do. . . . 1. 41

H. E. Locke & Co.:

9,600 yards, Lincoln do.... L3912,000 yards, Lincoln do 1. 75

9,600 yards, Faneuil do 1. 12

12,000 yards, Faneuil do.... 1.38

The Manhattan Supply Co., 9,600 yards do. . . . 1. 33

Owen M. Dawson:*9,600 yards do.... 1.12

12,000 yards do.... 1.40

Seamans & Cobb Co., 9,600 yards do.... 1.20

Blodgett & Orswell Co., 12,000 vards do. ... 1. 50

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Iteni]126.—Soft flax twine, 3, 4, 5, and 6 ply, best quality, as may be required, J pound to thehank or ball:

J. P. Nawrath & Co. (Inc.):

*No. 1 perpound.. SO. 21No. 2 do 235No. 3 do 27

R. P. Clarke Co-Sample A do 215Sample B flo 24

Universal Trading Co do 208Mathers-Lamm Paper Co.

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Sample A, 3 and 4 ply, i-pound balls do 1. 12

Sample B, 5 and 6 ply, l-pound balls do 1. 115Item 127.—Cord, cotton, 4-plv (page cord, soft laid seine twine, 28-thread), in balls:

*J. P. Nawrath & Co. (Inc.) do ... . 2. 245R. P. Clarke Co.—


Universal Trading Co do 2-194

Item 128.—0.018 roun:l wire, for stitching machines, on spools, ready for use:*John A. Roebling's Sons Co do 0925F. Wesel Manufactm-ing Co do 13The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.) do 095

Item 129.—0.021 round wire, for stitching machines, on spools, ready for use:*E. C. Fuller Co do 085John A. Roebling's Sons Co do 082F. Wesel Manufacturing Co doThe J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.) do 085

Item 130.—0.031 by 0.021 flat wire, for stitching machines, on spools, ready for use:E. C. Fuller Co do 0975*John A. Roeblmg's Sons Co do 089F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 14-^The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.) do 09

Item 131.—0.036 bv 0.021 flat wire, for stitching machines, on spools, ready for use:*E. C. Fuller Co do 10John A. Roebling's Sons Co do 0875F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 14^The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.) do 09

Item 132.—0.041 by 0.029 flat wire, for stitching machines, on spools, ready for use:*E. C. Fuller Co do 1075John A. Roebling's Sons Co do 085F. Wesel Manufactming Co do 14The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.) do 0875

Item 133.-0.047 by 0.035 flat wire, for stitching machines, on spools ready for use:E. C. Fuller Co do 1125John A. Roebling's Sons Co do 085F. AYesel Manufacturing Co do 14

*The J. L. Morrison Co., (Inc.)....- do 0875Item 134.-0.021 round wire, to be used on speech presses (25 or 30s), on spools ready for use:

B.C. Fuller Co per pound 09*John A. Roebling's Sons Co do 084The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.) do.... .09

Item 135.—Glue, best qualitv (unground), for general bindery use:F. W. Tunnell & Co. (Inc.) do 165Henry AVilhelm do 11

Commonwealth Glue Co do 12375MiUigan & Higgins Glue Co do 12125Delany & Co do 12American Glue Co do 1175Keystone Glue Co do 11

Peter Cooper's Glue Factorv-Sample A do 09375Sample B - do 114

The National Glue Co do 101*Armour & Co do 11

John H. O'Donnell & Co do 105National Contracting Co do 105Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co do 12875National Gum & Mica Co do 0975

Item 136.—Glue, best qualitv (unground), quick-drying, for use on Smyth case-making machines:F. W. Tunnell & Co. (Inc.) per pound. . . 165Henry Wilhelm do 105Commonwealth Glue Co do 1325

*Milligan & Higgins Glue Co do 09Delany & Co do 09American Glue Co do 12

Keystone Glue Co do 12Peter Cooper's Glue Factorv do 115The National Glue Co do 0915Armour & Co do 10National Contracting Co do 13Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co do 12875National Gum & Mica Co do 1225

1 Hanks one-half cent extra.

6495—15 18

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274 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Item 137.—Glue (unground), best quality, for roller making, to be free from mucin, calciumphosphate, or acid used for bleaching or clarifying.

F. W. Tunnell & Co. (Inc.) per pound. . $0. 165Henry Wilhelm do 1525Commonwealth Glue Co do 165Milligan & Higgins Glue Co do 1475Russia Cement Co do 1625Delany & Co do 1666Ameri-i-an Glue Co do 16Keystone Glue Co do 14Peter Cooper's Glue Factory do 169United States Glue Co do 16*The National Glue Co do 145Armour & Co do 165Zucker & Le>7ett & Loeb Co do 12875National Gum & Mica Co do 16

Item 138.—Glycerin, in drums, 30° Baume, for making printer's rollers:

Shoemaker & Busch do 219Armour & Co do 195J. W. Hunt & Co.—

1,100-pound drum do 2275550-pound drum do 229

Eastern Drug Co do 1925John Greig do 1962

*Z. D. Gilman do 1869Item 139.—Egg albumen, best quality:

*Thomas Garnar & Co do 595John H. O'Donnell & Co do 60Louis Dejonge & Co do 60Charles Hellmuth do 85

Item 140.—Dextrin, best quality, light, for gumming labels:

J. W. Hunt Co.—Sample 1 do 05Sample 2 do 065

Shoemaker & Busch do 057L. A. Salomon & Bro do 055

^National Gum & Mica Co do 056Item 141.—Dextrin, best quality, pure white, for making library paste:

J. W. Hunt & Co.—Sample 1 do 05Sample 2 do 065

H. Behlen & Bro do 07Shoemaker & Busch do 075*L. A. Salomon & Bro do 055National Gum & Mica Co do 058

Item 142—Glucose, best quality:*H. Behlen & Bro do 04

Shoemaker & Busch do 045Item 143.—Rubber, crude, fine Para, best quality:

John H. O'Donnell & Co do.... 1.30Mineralized Rubber Co do 1.20Rich. Levick's Son Co do 1. 45

The B. F. Goodrich Co do.... 1.02

*The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co do 95Item 144.—Siiup, pure cane, free from acid, glucose, beet-sugar sirup, corn sirup, or other adul-

terants, for use in making printer's rollers:

All bids rejected; no suitable sample.Item 145.—Alum, pulverized, in barrels of about 375 pounds:

J. W. Hunt & Co per pound. . . 0325*Shoemaker & Busch do 019Mackall Bros do 0275

Item 146.—Chrome yellow, lemon, in pulp:All bids rejected.

Item 147.—Red Lake, in pulp, for marbling:All bids rejected.

Item 148.—Patent black, in pulp:All bids rejected.

Item 149.—Patent black, in water, best quality, for marbler's use:

No bids received.Item 150.—Chinese blue, in pulp:

All bids rejected.Item 151.—Color, ruling (royal blue powder), best quality, in 1-pound cans:

All bids rejected; no suitable sample.Item 152.—Color, ruling (blue powder), best quality:

*H. Behlen & Bro do.... 1.25Shoemaker & Busch do 2.50

Item 153.—Color, ruling (violet powder), best quality:

*H. Behlen & Bro do.... 1.25

Shoemaker & Busch do 2.00

Item 154.—Crystals, Victoria green, for bindery ruling purposes:*H. Behlen & Bro do.... 1.00

Shoemaker & Busch do 2. 00

Item 155.—Powder, pale gold bronze, 6,000 fine, for printing and embossing use:

Geo. F. Muth & Co do 75

J. W. Hunt & Co.—Sample 1 do 65

Sample 2 do 75

Samples do 90

*H. Behlen & Bro do 65


Item 156.—Powder, deep orange gold bronze, 6,000 fme, for printing and emljossing use:

Geo. W. Math & Co per pound..J. Hunt & Co.—

Sample 1 doSample 2 doSample .3 do

*H. Behlen&Bro doItem 157.—Sweet oil, best quality, in V-pint bottles:

*Shoemaker <k Buseh per dozen.

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Item 158.—French book varnish, light, best qualitj', in quart Ijottles:

Louis Dejonge & Co per quart..*H. Behlen & Bro do

Item 159.—Gum hogg, true, best quality, for marbling:*Thomas Garna: & Co per pound..H. Behlen & Bro doThe Halfer Co do....

Item 160.—Gum trasacanth, Turkish, best qualitv, for marbling:*Thomas Garnar & Co doH. Behlen & Bro do

Item 161.—Galls, beef, fluid, in jars of 25 to 50 gallons each:All bids rejected.

Item 162.—Lacquer, Albaline or other quality suitable for bindery uses:

The EgjTptian Lacquer Manufacturmg Co—*l-gairon cans per gallon.

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1-quart cans do..Item 163.—Arnold's black writing fluid, 1-quart size, for bindery ruling-machine use:

No bids received.Item 164.—Eosin, best quality, for bindery ruling purposes:

*H. Behlen & Bro per pound.Shoemaker & Busch do...

Item 165.—Pearlash, in bulk, for bindery marbling purposes:* *Shoemaker & Busch do. .

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Item 166.—Guards for patent backs for books, 1 inch in width and 16| inches in length:Franklin Bindery per M.

Item 167.—Guards for patent backs for books, 1 inch in width and 18| inches in length:Franklin Bindery do. .

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Item 168.—Guards for patent backs for books, 1 inch in width and 19^ inches in length:Franklin Bindery do. .

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Item 169.—Guards for patent backs for books, 1 inch in width and 20J inches in length:Franklin Bindery do. .

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Item 170.—Gray super, 36 inches wide, flat, 50 yards to the piece, in bales of 40 to 50 pieces:R. P. Clarke Co per yard.New Hartford Cotton Manufacturing Co do. .

.

J. W. Shattuck do...Schwab & Wolf-

Quality A do...Quality B do...

Louis Dejonge & Co do. .

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Item 171.—Gray super, 36 inches wide, heavy close mesh, flat, 50 yards to the piece, in bales of 40to 50 pieces:R. P. Clarke Co per yard.New Hartford Cotton Manufacturing Co do. .

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Schwab & Wolf do...Louis Dejonge & Co do..

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Item 172.—Gray super, or crash, 36 inches wide, wound on core, with opening for shaft 1 inchsquare, about 300 yards to the roll:

R. P. Clarke Col per yaxd.New Hartford Cotton Manufacturing Co do. .

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Schwab & Wolf:Quality A do. .

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Quality B do...Louis Dejonge & Co do. .

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Item 173.—Gray super, 36 inches wide, heavy close mesh, wound on core, with opening for shaftinch square, about 300 yards to the roll:

R. P. Clarke Co per yard.New Hartford Cotton Manufacturing Co do. .

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Schwab & Wolf do...Louis Dejonge & Co • do..

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Item 174.—Bookbinding band, f inch, cotton, in pieces of 12 yards each:Thomas Garnar & Co do. .

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John H. O'Donnell & Co do. .

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Item 175.—Tape for Martini book-sewing machines, f inch wide, in rolls of either 24 or 36 yardseach, tape to be woimd on |-inch cores 1| inches in diameter, cores to have ^^inch hole in cen-ter and the rolls not to exceed 5 inches in diameter:R. P. Clarke Co per gross yardsHooper Sons Manufacturing Co do.

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Wm. H. Horstmann Co do..Item 176.—Tape for use in sewing heaw blank books on Martini book-sewing machines, |-inchwide, in rolls of either 24 or 36 yards each, tape to be wound on J-inch cores If inches in diameter,cores to have -i^inch hole in center and rolls not to exceed 5 inches in diameter:R. P. Clarke Co.—

Sample A per gross yards.

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Sample B doWm. H. Horstmann Co do

Item 177.—Press or folder tape, i inch, in rolls 36 yards each:R. P. Clarke Co .". per dozen.

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Edward H. Best & Co do*L. H. Gilmer Co ' " do'R. Hoe & Co do....Bamhart Bros. & Spindler doF. Wesel Manufactming Co do

SO. 75

.70

.80

.85

.65

.79

1.00

.27

.22

.25

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4. 255. 00

.85

.98

.055

5.50

6. 25

6. 75

7. 00

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.0256,0251,0275

.034

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,0259,0249,0275

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Item 178.—Press or folder tape, f-inch, in rolls of 36 yards each:R. P. Clarke Co per dozen. . $7. 86Edward H. Best & Co do 13.50L. H. Gilmer Co do 7 05Hoe&Co do.!-'! 6!96

Barnhart Eros. & Spindler do 11.16F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 10. 83

Item 179.—Press or folder tape, l-iach, in rolls 36 yards each:R. P. Clarke Co do. . . . 9. 60Edward H. Best & Co do 16 20*L. H. Gilmer Co do 9 12R. Hoe&Co do.... 10.56Barnhart Bros. & Spindler do 13.44F. Wesel Manufactiiriug Co do 13. 11

Item 180.—Press or folder tape, 1J-inch, in rolls 36 yards each:R. P. Clarke Co do. . . . 12. 00Edward H. Best & Co do 17.28*L. H. GHmerCo do.... 10.68R. Hoe & Co do 12.00Barnhart Bros. & Spindler do 15. 96F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 15. 39

Item 181.—Press or folder tape, l|-inch, in rolls 36 yards each:R. P. Clarke Co do.... 15.00Edward H. Best & Co do 24 30*L. H. Gilmer Co do. . . . 13. 69R. Hoe&Co do.... 15.36Barnhart Bros. & Spindler do 18.72F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 18. 24

Item 182.—Felt, white, 78 inches wide, approximately 0.093 inch thick, suitable for making proof-press roller blankets:R. P. Clarke Co per yard. . 6. 90Edward H. Best & Co do 12.00Philadelphia Felt Co do. . . . 5. 00R. Hoe&Co do.... 7.90

Item 183.—Felt, white, 21 inches wide, approximately 0.093 iach thick, 12 yards to the roll:

Edward H. Best & Co.... per yard.. .3125Philadelphia Felt Co do 20R. Hoe & Co do 3025

Item 184a.—Blankets, press, rubber, size 49J by 45 iuches, 0.082 inch thick, with 6-itich canvasstrip sewed on both of the 49|-inch ends:R. P. Clarke Co each. . 17. 35Universal Trading Co do 16. 73Mineralized Rubber Co do 15. 50R. Hoe&Co do.... 13.68

Item 184b.—Blankets, press, rubber, size 40 by 50 inches, 0.075 inch thick, with 6-inch canvasstrip sewed on both of the 40-inch ends:R. P. Clarke Co each. . 13. 80Universal Trading Co do 11.96Miaeralized Rubber Co do 12. 10R. Hoe&Co do...- 11.23

Item 184c.—Blankets, press, rubber, size 21 by 50 inches, 0.124 inch thick, with 6-inch canvas strip

sewed on both of the 21-inch ends:R. P. Clarke Co each- . 10. 30Universal Trading Co do 9, 84

Mineralized Rubber Co do 10. 30R. Hoe&Co do.--. 9.64

Item 185.—Rubber, sheet, 13 inches wide, 0.110 inch thick, rough surface, for use on printingpresses:The B. F. Goodrich Co., LMFJ grade, approximately 2 yards, 7i pounds per pound. . 1. 00

Iteml86.—Rubber, sheet, best quality, 36 inches wide, 0.025 inch thick, for use on Harris auto-matic presses:

The B. F. Goodrich Co., GM grade, approximately 5 yards, 6 pounds per pound.. 2. 00

Item 187.—Refined lead, the percentage of all impurities not to exceed one-tenth of 1 per cent;

the lead to be molded in pigs 4 by 4J by 21| inches, and weighing approximately 95 poundseach:Columbia Smelting & Refining Works per pound. . . 0404

The Nassau Smelthig & Refining Works do 0428

Item 188.—Tin, Straits of Malacca, in 1-pound bars or 3-pound ingots:

Columbia Smelting & Refining Works do 3385

The Nassau Smelting & Refinmg Works do 358

Item 189.—Antimony, Cookson's, in original casks:


The Nassau Smeltmg & Refinmg Works do 074

Item 190.—Bismuth metal:Shoemaker & Busch. do 2. 18

Columbia Smelting & R efining Works do ... . 1. 99

Item 191.—Tin foil, approximately 0.002 inch thick, of such quality as will show by analysis 47

per cent of tin and 53 per cent of lead, rolled on hollow strawboard cores, inside diameter of

core 11 Inches, width of foil 6 inches:Universal Trading Co per pound. . . 2473

The Conley Foil Co do 235

Lehmaier, Schwartz & Co do 2575

Item 192.—Lake copper battery plates, rolled copper, size 22 by 27^ inches, ^inch thick:

Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co do 1975

The American Brass Co. (Ansonia Brass & Copper Branch) do 1845


Item 193.—Lake copper battery plates, rolled copper, elliptical in shape, 2J inches wide, U inches

thick, etc.:

All bids rejected.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PETNTEE. 277

Item 194.—Sulphate of copper, best quality, suitable for electrotypers' use, and free from iron

and other foreign substances:Universal Trading Co per pound. . $0. 0589Boissier Electric Co do 0675Shoemaker & Busch do 0545*Mackall Bros do 0525Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co do 05875The Hanson cV- Van Winkle Co do 06

Item 195.—Sifted cast-iron filings:

Boissier Electric Co do 04

The David Kaufman & Sons Co do 015Columbia Smelting & Kefining "Works do 0184

=*=Morgans AVilcox Manufacturing Co do 0175R. Hoe & Co do 02F. Wesel Manufactiu-ing Co do 03

Item 196.—Nickel anodes, 20 inches long. Tvith malleable nickel hooks having stem 4 inches long,

i-inch thick, ^Anch wide, exclusive of the hook, the hook to be bent so that i inch surface will

rest on crossbars of battery, anodes to be furnished in either flat or horseshoe shapes:Boissier Electric Co.

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Sample 2 perpoimd.. .48Sample 2A do 49

Zucker et Levett & Loeb Co do 4475*Columbia Smelting 6c Kefining Works do 42The Hanson & Van Winkle Co do 50John Greig do 44

Item 197.—Double nickel salts and ammonium (under this item is desired crystalized nickelanu ammonium sulphate):

Boissier Electric Co per pound.. .095Shoemaker & Busch do 089Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co do 07875*The Hanson & Van Winkle Co do 075

Item 19S.—Single sulphate of nickel (imder this item is desired crystalized sulphate of nickel):Boissier Electric Co per pound. . . 145*Shoemaker & Buscb do 119Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co do 13

The Hanson & Van Wiokle Co do 16Item 199.—Fhiishers' rubbers, for electrotypers' halftone use, size approximately 1^ by 2| iachesby i inch thick:*J6seph Dixon Crucible Co per dozen. . 1. 58F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 5.28

Item 200.—Finishers' rubbers, for electrotypers' general use, size approximately 1^ by 2f iachesby h inch thick:*Joseph Dixon Crucible Co per dozen. . 1. 58F, Wesel Manufacturing Co do 4. 08

Item 201.—Ivaolium, in bulk:, for making stereotype plates (in barrels of about 350 pounds each):^^Shoemaker cV- Busch per 100 pounds. . 1. 70L. A. Salomon & Bro do 2.58

Item 202.—Kihvdried cherrv blocking board, free from knots and soft spots, to be made of glued-up strips, not less than ^ iuch thick, 2 to 3 inches in width, finished boards to be 12 incheswide and 3 feet long:*Henry H. Sheip Manufactming Co per foot. . . 1029

Item 203a'.— -.outer bits, style A, inch outside oiameter:R.Hoe&Co per dozen.. 3.15*F. Wesel_Manufactiu-ing Co do 2. 25

Item 203b.— : . outer bits, style A, | inch outsiue diameter:E.Hoe&Co do.... 3.15*F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 2. 25

Item 203c.— Router bits, stvle A, J inch outside diameter:^.Hoe&Co do.... 3.15*F . WeseLManufacturing Co do 2. 25

Item 203d.—_v outer bits, stvle A, | inch outside diameter:R.Hoei-Co do.... 6.05*F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 4. 50

Item 203e.—r.outer bits, stvle A, i inch outside diameter:L. Hoe & ( 0 " do 6.05*F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 4. 50

Item 2fl4a.—Brushes, Tampico, extra stiff, suitable for scrubbing electrotype plates, three rowssecurely wired to fiat wood back, 2| by 6 inches:Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co per dozen. . . 84Pv.Hoe&Co do l.SO*Barnhart Bros. 6c Spmdler do 2.31

Item 20Jb.—Brushes, Tampico, extra stifi, suitable for scrubbing electrotj-pe plates, three rowssecmely wired to flat wood back, 21 by 7 inches:Zucker Levett 6c Loeb Co per dozen. . . 84

* . Hoe 6c Co do 2. 16Barnhart Bros. 6c Spindler do 2. 57

Item 205.—Brushes, stiff bristles, dimensions of face of bristles 2f by 7| inches, back to be flat-

shaped, with rounded groove on sides, suitable for general tise in electrotype foundrj-:All bids rejected; no suitable sample.

Item 206.—Blankets, stereotype, molding, 15 by 25 iaches, ^ inch thick, weighing approximately1 poimd each, best qualitr:All bids rejected.

Item 207.—Blankets, woolen (Armv), for stereotypers' use, 64 bv 84 inches, weighing about 5pounds:^'^v

. P. Clarke Co each. . 3. 74Edward H. Best & Co. (all wool red dxver for stereotjrpers' use, 56 iaches wide)..per yard. . 6. 60Ellis A. Gimbel ' ' each. . 3. 48


Item 208a.—Belts, endless, web, nonstretchable, for routing machines, 49J inches long (outsidemeasiirement over all) by I inch wide, for machine G. P. O.No. 1:

*L, H. Gilmer C o each. . $0. 22Otto E. Geisel do 25R. Hoe & Co do 35

Item 208b.—Belts, endless, web, nonstretchable, for routing machines, 52^ inches long (outsidemeasurement over all) by inches wide, for machine G. P. O. No. 2:

*L. H. Gilmer Co each. . . 34Otto E. Geisel do 37R. Hoe & Co do 50

Item 208c.—Belts, endless, web, nonstretchable, for routing machines, 61^ inches long (outsdiemeasurement over all) by 1^ inches wide, for machines G. P. O. Nos. 888 and 998:*L. H. Gilmer Co each. . . 33Otto E. Geisel do 35R.Hoe&Co do 50

Item 208d.—Belts, endless, w eb, nonstretchable, for routing machines, 41 inches long (outsidemeasurement over all) by f inch wide, for machine G. P. O. No. 1023:

*L. H. Gilmer Co each.. .19Otto E. Geisel do 25R. Hoe & Co do .30

Item 208e.—Belts, endless, v eb, nonstretchable, for routing machines, 491 inches long (outsidemeasurement over all) by Ih inches wide, for machine G. P. O. No. 909:*L. H. Gilmer Co each. . . 33Otto E. Geisel do 37R. Hoe & Co do 50

Item 208f.—Belts, endless, v eb, nonstretchable, for routing machines, 156 inches long (outsidemeasurement over all) by IJ inches wide, for machine G. P. O. No. 313:

*L. H. Gilmer Co each. . . 73Otto E. Geisel do 75R.Hoe&Co do.... 1.05

Item 208g.—Belts, endless, web, nonstretchable, for routing machines, 150 inches long (outsidemeasurement over all) by IJ inches wide, for machine G. P. O. No. 332:

*L. H. Gilmer Co each.. .60Otto E. Geisel do 75R. Hoe & Co do 90

Item 208h.—Belts, endless, vreb, nonstretchable, for routing machines, 136^ inches long (outsidemeasurement over all) by IJ inches wide, for machine G. P. O. No. 306:

*L. H. Gilmer Co each.. .65Otto E. Geisel do 75

R. Hoe & Co do 90Item 209.— Sulphuric acid, in carboys, 180 pounds each:

Shoemaker & Busch per pound. . . 017*Mackall Bros do 0145

Item 210.—Muriatic acid, in carboys, 125 pounds each:Shoemaker & Busch do 019*Mackall Bros do 016

Item 211.—Ozokerite molding wax, best quality:Smith & Nichols (Inc.) do 225L. A. Salomon & Bro.—

*No. 70 do 235No. 72 do 215

Strahl & Pitsch do 27Stevenson Bro. & Co do 29

Item 212.—Ozo compound, in 5-gallon cans:No bids received.

Item 213.—Plumbago, best quality, in 100 pound kegs, for use in v et black-leading process:

*International Acheson Graphite Co per pound. . . 0575The United States Graphite Co do 058Joseph Dixon Crucible Co do 08

Pettinos Bros do 057William P. Connor do 14

Item 214. —Plumbago, best quality, for use in dry black-leading process, in 100-pound kegs:International Acheson Graphite Co per pound. . . 0575The United States Graphite Co do 074

Joseph Dixon Crucible Co do 10

*Pettinos Bros do 078

William P. Connor do 23

Item 215.—Plumbago for molding for electrotypers, best quality, in kegs of 100 pounds each:

*International Acheson Graphite Co per pound . . . 0475

The United States Graphite Co.—Sprednot lead do 07Molding graphite do 046

Joseph Dixon Crucible Co do 05

Pettinos Bros do 047William P. Connor do 12

Item 216.—Graphite, dried, equal to Dixon's No. 635:

J. W. Hunt & Co do 13

International Acheson Graphite Co do 17

The United States Graphite Co.—In h or 1 pound cans, No. 205 lubricating do 18

In 5-pound cans. No. 205 lubricating do 14

Joseph Dixon Crucible Co.—1-pound cans, Dixon's No. 635 do 40

*5-pound cans, Dixon's No. 635 do 30

Pettinos Bros do 15

Mergenthaler Linotj-pe Co. ,''X57) do 50

Item 217.—Blue and v hite bonnet board, 17| by 23| inches, trimmed:R. P. Andre " s Paper Co per 100 sheets. . 2. 37

*Mathers-Lamm Paper Co do 2. 19


Item 218.—Commutator shells, l^ by 5^ inches, 10 segments to a sot, shells must fit Boissier's

"World dynamo machine, G. P. O. No. 489:

*Boissier Electric Co per set.. $5.00Item 219.—Commutator shells, 1 by 4 inches, 10 segments to a set, shells must fit Boissier's Worlddynamo machines, G. V. O. Nos. 347 and 348:

*Boissier Electric Co per set . . 4 . 00Item 220.—Brushes, dynamo, 4 inches wide by 12 inches Ions,', No. 26 copper, two brushes to

each set, and 24 leaves to each brush, brushes must fit Boissier's World dynamo machine,G. P. O. No. 489:

Boissier Electric Co per set . . 5 . 85

*Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co do. . . . 5. 74

Item 221.—Brushes, dynamo, 2f by 10 inches, No. 25 copper, 2 brushes to each set, and 24 leavesto each brush, brushes must fit Boissier's World dynamo machines, G. P. O. Nos. 347 and 34S:

*Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co per set. . 4. 19

Boissier Electric Co do 4,25

Item 222.—Nails, v ire, | inch long, specially tempered, for blocking stereotype and electrotypeplates on Wesel blocking machine, nails must be uniform in size:

L. F. Grammes & Sons—*25-pound lots per pound . . .126

*50-pound lots do 115

*125-pound lots do 10

Item 223—Tarcolin:*Delete Chemical Co per gallon. . . 24

Item 224—Eyelets, United Shoe Machinery Co.'s CZ, stationer's silvered, or equal, in bulk:Edwin B . Stimpson Co per M . . .30*United Shoe Machinery Co do 26

Item 225.—Eyelets, Edvv in B. Stimpson Co.'s white, A-174, United Shoe Machinery Co.'s No.301 tinned, or equal, in bulk:Edwin B. Stimpson Co., A-174 .per M.. .12L. F. Grammes & Sons do 25

••'United Shoe Machinery Co do 12

Item 226.—Eyelets, Edv/in B. Stimpson Co.'s white (skirt), A-24, United Shoe Machinery Co.'sNo. 1 skirt W, or equal, in bulk:*Ed- in B. Stimpson Co., A-24 per M.. .09L. F. Grammes & Sons do 16

United Shoe Machinery Co do 10

Item 227.—Eyelets, L. F. Grammes & Sons' silvered No. 300, or equal, in bulk:*Edn-in B. Stimpson & Co do 35

L. F. Grammes & Sons do 50United Shoe Machinery Co do 46

.

Item 228.—Eyelets United Shoe Machinery Co.'s brass, |-inch extra-short calendar, or equal,in bulk:Edwin B. Stimpson Co., A-36 per M.. .22L. F. Grammes & Sons do 35*United Shoe Machinery Co do 20

Item 229.—Eyelets, United Shoe Machinery Co.'s brass, |-inch extra-short calendar, or equalin bulk:Edwin B. Stimpson Co., A-35 per M. . .18L. F. Grammes <k Sons ..do 25*United Shoe Machinery Co do .15

Item 230.—Tin strips, bright, flexible, and tough, 5* by i inch, wide, with rounded ends:S. W. Evans & Son do 1.20Edwin B. Stimpson Co do 1. 15

*L. F. Grammes <t Sons do 1.00Item 231.—Bleached cotton, yard wide:

R. P. Clarke Co.—Sample A per yard . . . 053Sample B.... do 055Sample C do 055Sample D do 057

Schwab & WolfQuality A do 0531Quality B do.... .0531

*Quality C do 0524Quality D do 0524

Lansburgh & Bro.—Sample 1 , do 06Sample 2 do 0625Samples do -.069

Guy, Curran & Co.—Pure white do 055Thistledown do 054

Ellis A. Gimbel do 0545Item 232.—Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide:

R. P. Clarke Co.—Sample A do 1098Sample B do 132

*Schwab & Wolf do 0796Lansburgh & Bro do 088Guy, Curran & Co., (Dwight Anchor) do 137Ellis A. Gimbel do 1145

Item 233.—Bleached cotton. 6-4 wide:R. P. Clarke Co.—


*Schwab & Wolf do 1209Lansburgh & Bro do 179Guy, Cxirran & Co.

Dwight Anchor do 195Pepperell do 175

Ellis A. Gimbel do 1623


Item 234.—Bleached cotton, 9-4 wide:R. P. Clarke Co.—Sample A per yard..Sample B do

Schwab & Wolf.... do....Lansburgh & Bro doGuy, Curran & Co.—

Dwlght Anchor doPepperell do

Ellis A. Gimbel do....Item 235.—Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide:

R. P. Clarke Co.—Sample A doSample B do

Lansbm-gh & Bro doGuy, Cm-ran & Co.—

Dwight Anchor doPepperell do

Ellis A. Gimbel doItem 236.—Unbleached cotton, yard wide:

R. P. Clarke Co.—Sample A do...Sample B do...Sample C do...Sample D do...

Schwab & Wolf-Quality A do...Quality B do...Quality C do...Quality D do...Quality E do...

Lansburgh & Bro.—Sample 1 do..Sample 2 doSample 3 doSample 4 doSample 5 ..do

Guy, Curran & Co.—Yeddo doERB do....

Ellis A. Gimbel doItem 237.—Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide:

R. P. Clarke Co.—Sample A do...Sample B do...

Schwab & Wolf-Quality A do...Quality B do...

Guy, Curran & Co.

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Dwight Anchor do. .

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Pepperell do..

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Ellis A. Gimbel do...Item 238.—Filled cotton cloth, white, calendar finish, in rolls of approximately 800 yards each,

to be wound on cores:The Manhattan Supply Co. (24 inches wide) per yard.

.

R.P.Clarke Co do....Schwab & Wolf-

Quality A doQuality B doQuality C doQuality D do....

Item 239.—Filled cotton cloth, turkey red, fast color, calender finish, in rolls of approximately500 yards each, to be wound on cores:R. P. Clarke Co per yard..Schwab & Wolf-

Quality A doQuality B do....

Item 240.—Filled cotton cloth, green, fast color, calender finish, in rolls of approximately 500yar(Js each, to be wound on cores:R.P.Clarke Co per yard..Schwab & Wolf-

Quality A doQuality B do....

Item 241.—Canton flannel, unbleached, 32 inches wide, ordinary grade:R. P. Clarke Co.—

Sample A do..

.

Samples do...Lansburgh & Bro.—

Sample 1 do...Sample2 do...Sample 3 do...

EUis A. Gimbel do...Item 242.—Canton flannel, unbleached, 24 inches wide, ordinary grade:

R. P. Clarke Co do...Lansbxu-gh & Bro do...

Guv, Curran & Co.

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26 inches wide, R, A do. .

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26 inches wide, O . A do . .

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Ellis A. Gimbel do...

$0,205.219.2119.205

.273

.234

.2198

.225

.239

.225

.30

.255

.25

.0275

.032

.044

.0272

.0261

.0261

.0246

.0236

.025

.029

.03

.034

.0575

,0262,0523

145165

14961434

16515

1398

,04730442

.049,0435,0422,0416

,075

,0793,0725

,075

,0793,0725

.1275

.1425

.095

.1225

.1425

.125

.054

.05

.049

.058

.06

KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 281

Item 243.—Paper cambric, white, in rolls;

R. P. Clarke Co per yard.. SO. 076

Schwab & AVolf—*36 inches wide do 0584

3S inches wide do 0597

Item 244.—Paper, manila, gummed, best quality, in rolls 2 inches wide, 8 inches in diameter,wound on wooden cores 1 inch in diameter, must be evenly gummed so that pa^.er will notcrack:R. P. Clarke Co.—

Sample 1 per pound.. .185Sample 42 do 1525

Sample 200 do 1.525

Sample 400 do 135

Sample 01 do 2075

Sample A rope do 17


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Sample A do 088

Sample B do 099

*The Thomas Stationery ilanufacturing Co do 0775Item 245.—Paperoid, brown, in sheets 24 x 38 inches, approximately 0.012 inch thick:

*Mathers-Lamm Paper Co •. do 105

Item 246.—Corrugated mailing board, 36 x 36 inches, double-faced:Mathers-Larom Papei Co per sheet. . . 044

*The Thompson & Xorris Co do 04

Robert Gah Co do 0645Item 247.—Cambric, white, 24 inches wide:

R. P. Clarke Co per yard.. .042

*Schwab & Wolf do 0389Gut, Cm-ran & Co., 2o-inch wide kid do 0425Ellis A. Gimbel do 05

Item 248.—Silesia, brown. 36 inches wide:*R. P. Clarke Co ' do 092

Lansbm-gh & Pro do 1025

Item 249.—Silesia, black, 36 inches wide:m. p. Clarke Co do 092

Lansburgh & Bro do 1025Item 250.—Crepelene, about 18 inches wide, in pieces of approximately 12 yards each:

*Lansburgh A: Bro do 078

Item 251.—Alpaca braid. |-inch, in 24-yard pieces:R. P. Clarke Co .... do 0075Lansbursh dc Bro do 016

Guy, Curran & Co do 012*Wm. H. HorstmannCo do 0069

Item 252.—English twilled tape, f inch wide, in roUs of 10 yards each:, ^Lansburgh <k Bro do 008Item 253.—Silk cord, size Xo. 6, any standard color, in balls or spools:

R. P. Clarke Co : do 0095Lansburgh & Bro do 009*Wm. H. Horstmann Co do 005

Item 254.—Silk elastic cord, size No. 6, any standard color, in baUs or spools:Xo bids received.

Item 255.—Black mohair tubular shoe laces, 36 inches long, with tin-tag ends:Xo bids received.

Item 256.—Black mohair tubular shoe laces, 36 inches long, with spiral wire-tag ends:X'o bids received.

Item 257.—Laces, black, round i,solid), 36 inches long, for binding devices:X'o bids received.

Item 258.—Jute rope for pressing machines, |-iach:J. P. Xawrath & Go. (Inc.)—

Xo. 1 per pound.. .074*No. 2 do 069Xo. 3 do 072

R. P. Andrews Paper Co.—Sample A do 0775Sample B do 0725

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co _ do 0775Item 259.—Hempel's improved patent quoins, Xo. 1:

^Morgans & AVilcox Manufacturing Co per dozen pairs. . 1. 50Keyst^)ne Tj-pe Foundry do 1.64

'Keystone ~ do 75The ChaUense Machinery Co., Favorite do 1. 22Barnhart Bros. & Spuidier do 1.83

Chahenge do 81

F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 1. 6875American Xeverslip Quoin Co., Grasso quoins do 90

Item 260.—Hempel's improved patent quoin keys, Xo. 1:

^Morgans & WHcox Manufacturing Co per dozen. . 3. 60The Challenge Machinery Co., own make do 4. 40Barnhart Bros. & Spindler do 4.32F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 4. 21|

Item 261.—Magill's spring-tongue gauge pins, adjustable:Barnhart Bros. &: Spindler , do 1.17

*F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 1. 14Item 262.—Gauge pins, adjustable, any make:

Xo bids received.Item 263.—Printer's wooden planers:

Keystone Type Foundry do 3.17R.Hoe&Co : do.... 4.56Barnhart Bros & Spindler do 3.12*F. Wesel Mantiiacturing Co................. ............ .. .... V do 3.00

282 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item.264.—Ratchets, stereotyper's, brass, 3f-incli blade by ^ inch thick, 8 teeth to the inch,hardwood handle, 6| inches over all:

Keystone Type Foundry per dozen. . $5. 10*R.Hoe&Co do.... 5.10The Challenge Machinery Co do 5. 88F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 5. 40

Item 265.—Lignum-vitse mallets; diameter of center, 2| inches; ends, 2^ inches; length, 5Jinches; round handles:Keystone Type Foundry per dozen. . 6. 35Barnhart Bros. & Spmdler do 6.24

*F. Wesel Manufacturing Co do 6. 12Item 266.—Bars, grate, McClave, regular, right-hand, 38f inches long, drilled y\-inch mesh:

*McClave-Brooks Co each. . 4. 50Item 267.—Bars, grate, McClave, regular, left-hand, 38f inches long, drilled -jVinch mesh:

*McClave-Brooks Co do ... . 4. 50Item 268.—Brushes, tension, for Potter web press; diameter of wood, 4^ inches; thickness ofwood, J-inch; bore, 2 inches; length of bristles, 1 inch. Blocks for these brushes will be fur-nished by Government Printing Office (brushes must be equal in every particular to sampleto be furnished by Government Printing Office):No bids received.

Item 269a.—Belts, endless, best oak-tanned leather, | inch wide by | inch thick by 3 feet 7J inches,inside measurement:

J. E. Rhoads & Sons per 5 dozen. . 14. 55Page Belting Co per dozen. . 2. 40Otto E. Geisel do.... 3.00*Hudson Belting Co do ... . 1. 56National Electrical Supply Co do 2. 28Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (D-865) do 4. 20

Item 269b.—Belts, endless, best oak-tanned leather, | inch wide by J inch thick by 2 feet

3J inches, inside measurement:J. E. Rhoads & Sons per 5 dozen.. 17.10Page Belting Co per dozen. . 2. 50Otto E. Geisel do.... 3.60*Hudson Belting Co do ... . 1. 80National Electrical Supply Co do 2. 73Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (C-347) do 3. 60

Item 269c.—Belts, endlass, best oak-tanned leather, f inch wide by § inch thick by 3 feet 9 inches,inside measurement:

J. E. Rhoads & Sons per 5 dozen. . 22. 50Page Belting Co per dozen. . 3. 60Otto E. Geisel do.... 3.60*Hudson Belting Co do 2. 40National Electrical Supply Co do 4. 32Mergenthaler Linotype Co do 7. 20

Item 270.—Phloroglucin:*Z. D. Oilman per ounce.. .54

Item 271.—Rubber tubing, C. I. red covered, | inch inside diameter:Rich, Levi, k's Son & Co per foot. . . 0675

*Washington Rubber Co do 052TheB. F. Goodrich Co.—

3-ply do 0754-ply do 09

The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co do 08Item 272.—Rubber tubing, C. I. red covered, | inch inside diameter:

Rich, Levick's Son & Co do 055*Washington Rubber Co do 045The B. F. Goodrich Co.—

3-ply do 06254-ply do 075

The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co do 045Item 273.—Canvas bags, 28 by 48 inches. No. 10 duck, to have 12 grummets at top, with rope,each bag to have the words Government Printing Office" stenciled in 2-inch black letters onone side:

Hooper Sons' Manufacturing Co each. . . 8997John Boyle & Co. (Inc.) do 78*Schwab & Wolf do 745

Item 274.—Slip covers, 12 by 13 inches, approximately:*The Tolman Laundry do 05

James S. Cotton do 05

Item 275.—Pillow slips, 22 by 31 inches, approximately:*The Tolman Laundry do 02

James S. Cotton do 05Item 276.—Sheets, 64 by 60 inches, approximately:

*The Tolman Laundry do 03

James S. Cotton do 06Item 277.—Spreads, 74 by 77 inches, approximately:

*The Tolman Laundry do 10


Item 278.—Bed curtains, 58 by 77 inches, approximately:The Tolman Laundry do 25

*James S. Cotton do 20Item 279.—Bed curtains, 73 by 70 inches, approximately:

The Tolman Laundry ' do 25*James S. Cotton do 20

Item 280.—Swiss curtains, 34 by 83 inches, approximately:*The Tolman Laundry do 15


Item 281.—Swiss curtains, 40 by 34 inches, approximately:*The Tolman Laundry do 15


REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 282.—Woolen blankets, 62 by 130 inches, approximately:*The Tolman Laundry each.

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James S. Cotton do. .

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Item 283.—Lace sash curtains, 4 feet 9 inches by 3 feet 7 inches, with Government Printing OlTice

monogram and border:The Tolman Laundry each.

.

*James S. Cotton do. .

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Item 284.—Lace transom curtains, 1 foot 9 inches by 3 feet 10 inches, with Government PrintingOffice monogram and border:The Tolman Laundry each .

.

*James S. Cotton do...Item 285a.—Vai'nish, pure linseed oil, printer's, free from rosin oil, fish oil, or other adulterants orsubstitutes, No. GO (light):

*The Jaenecke Printing Ink Co per gallon.

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Charles Hellmuth doItem 285b.—Varnish, pure linseed oil, printer's, free from rosin oil, fish oil, or other adulterants or

substitutes. No. 1 (medium):*The Jaenecke Printing Ink Co per gallon.

.

Charles Hellmuth doItem 285c.—Varnish, pure linseed oil, printer's, free from rosin oil, fish oil, or other adulterants or

substitutes. No. 3 (heavy):*The Jaenecke Printing Ink Co per gallon.

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Charles Hellmuth doItem 286.—Cartons, 6-| by 5f by 6 inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the 5f by 6 inch

ends:R. P. Andrews Paper Co per M.

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Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments doThe Ohio Boxboard Co doA. Geo. Schulz Co doThe J. E. Smith Co doRobert Gair Co do*The National Folding Box & Paper Co do

Item 287.—Cartons, 6f by 5f by 3i inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the 6f by 5f inchsides:R. P. Andrews Paper Co per M.

.

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments do*The Ohio Boxboard Co doA. Geo. Schulz Co doThe J. E. Smith Co doRobert Gair Co doThe National Folding Box & Paper Co do

Item 288.—Cartons, 5J by 5| by 3i inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the 5| by 5^ inchsides:R. P. Andrews Paper Co per M.

.

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments doThe Ohio Boxboard Co doA. Geo. Schulz Co do....*The J. E. Smith Co doRobert Gair Co doThe National Folding Box & Paper Co do. . .

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Item 289.—Cartons, 5 by 5| by 3 inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the 5 by 5f inchsides:R. P. Andrev/s Paper Co per M..Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments do*The Ohio Boxboard Co doA. Geo. Schulz Co doThe J. E. Smith Co doRobert Gair Co doThe National Folding Box & Paper Co do

Item 290.—Containers, 29| bv 12J by 6| inches, inside rflside dimensions, openings to be on the29| by 12^ inch sides, bursting strength to be not less than 200 points Mullen tester:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments per M.

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*The Ohio Boxboard Co doThe Thompson & Norris Co do>' iver laisin Paper Co do ...

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Robert Gair Co.

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Fiber doCorrugated do

Bird & Son (f. o. b. Washington) doItem 291.—Containers, 17 by llf by 11| inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the llf by

llj inch ends, bursting strength to be not less than 200 points Mullen tester:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments per M.

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*The Ohio Boxboard Co doThe Thompson & Norris Co do> iver '^aisin Paper Co doRobert Gair Co.

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Bird & Son (f. 0. b. Washington) do. . .

.

Item 292.—Containers, 17J by 11J by 5f inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the 17i by11| inch sides, bursting strength to be not less than 200 points Mullen tester:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments per M.

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*The Ohio Boxboard Co doThe Thompson & Norris Co do- iver aisin Paper Co doRobert Gair Co.—


Bird & Son (f. o. b. Washington) do

283

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.50

.25

.40

.25

.801. 05

1.001.10

1.001.20

7. 156. 836. 206.006. 958. 455. 50

3.933. 993.643. 153.824. 204. 25

2.813. 143.012.802.732.923.20

6.759. 974. 657. 506. 1510.705.85

82.7972.5091.6587.95

99.0084.00

102.00

60.1253. 7069. 757L 40

76.0067.5075. 00

47. 1441.7557. 4554. SO

59.5050. 5060.00


Item 293.—Containers, loj by 10| by 5J inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the 15i by10| inch sides, bursting strength to be not less than 200 points Mullen tester:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments per M. . $45. 59*The Ohio Boxboard Co do 38. 35The Thompson & Norris Co do 58. 95River i\aisin Paper Co do 49. 05Robert Gair Co.—

Fiber do 54.50Corrugated do 47.00

Bird & Son (f. o. b. Washington) do 60. 00Item 294.—Containers, 13| by llj by 6 inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the 13f by 11|inch sides, bursting strength to be not less than 200 points Mullen tester:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments per M. . 45. 15*The Ohio Boxboard Co do 41. 15The Thompson & Norris Co do 62. 83River Raisin Paper Co do 51. 45Robert Gair Co-

Fiber do 56.00Corrugated do 50. 00

Bird & Son (f. o. b. Washington) do 60. 00Item 295.—Containers, lOf by 6J bv 5| inches, inside dimensions, openings to be on the lOf by 5|inch sides, bursting strength to be not less than 200 points Mullen tester:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., carload shipments per M. . 24. 57*The Ohio Boxboard Co do 22. 65The Thompson & Norris Co do 28. 62River Raisin Paper Co do 24. 95Robert Gair Co.

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Fiber do 28.50Corrugated do 24. 00

Bird & Son (f. o. b. Washington) do 35. 00Item 296.—Paper boxes, lOf by 8| by 2| inches, inside dimensions:

*The Ohio Boxboard Co . . do 6. 50The Columbia Paper Box Co do 12. 25The R. W. Monahan Co do 9. 75

Item 297.—Paper boxes, lOf by 8J by inches, inside dimensions:*The Ohio Boxboard Co do 7. 70The Columbia Paper Box Co do 16. 35The 'I. W. Monahan Co do 10. 00

Item 298.—Paper boxes, 11| by 8f by 2 J inches, inside dimensions:*The Ohio Boxboard Co do 9. 00The Columbia Paper Box Co do 12. 25The R . W . Monahan Co do 15. 00

Item 299.—Paper boxes, 11| by 8f by SJ inches, inside dimensions:*The Ohio Boxboard Co do 16. 00The Columbia Paper Box Co do 16. 35The R . W . Monahan Co do 18.00

No. 18.

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Schedule of proposals received for lithographing and engraving during the fiscal

year ended June 30, 1915.

[An asterisk (*) indicates the contractor.]


Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 596—The Culture of Winter Wheat in theEastern Half of the United States:*Lanman Engraving Co $1, 00

Engraving 15 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 606—Collection and Preservation of Insectsand other Material for the Use in the Study of Agriculture:The Maiu-ice Jovce Engraving Co 24. 00National Engraving Co 23. 25Lanman Engraving Co T 25. 00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 607—The Farm Kitchen as a Workshop:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co V- 00National Engraving Co 10. 85*Lanman Engraving Co 10. 00

Engraving 57 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 609—Bird Houses and How to Build Them:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 59. 00National Engraving Co 57. 00Lanman Engraving Co 65. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 610—Wild Onion—Methods of Eradication:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 50

Engraving 18 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 612—Breeds of Beef Cattle:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 20. 00National Engraving Co 20. 00Lanman Engraving Co 36. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 613—Goldenseal Under Cultivation:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 75

National Engraving Co 11. 60Lanman Engraving Co 13. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 614—An Efficient Farm System for the CornBelt:Lanman Engraving Co 9. 75

Engraving 5 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 616—Winter Wheat Varieties for the EasternUnited States:Lanman Engraving Co - 11. 50

Engraving 4 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 617—School Lessons on Corn:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 17. 00

National Engraving Co. 18.00

Lanman Engraving Co 20.00


Engraving 9 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 618—Leaf-Spot, A Disease of the Sugar Beet:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co .?14. 00National Engraving Co 10. 90*Lanman Engraving Co 12. 50Walker Engraving Co 13. 45

Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 619—Breeds of Draft Horses:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 20. 00*National Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 15. 00Walker Engraving Co 21. 00

Engraving 19 illustrations for Bulletin No. 128—Distribution and Migration of North AmericanRails and their Allies:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 26. 50

^National Engraving Co 25. 75

Lanman Engraving Co 35. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 129—Yields from the Destructive Distil-

lation of Certain Hardwoods:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 75National Engraving Co 5. 95*Lanman Engraving Co 5. 25

Engraving 3 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 130—Operating Costs of a Well-EstablishedNew York Apple Orchard:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 45

*National Engraving Co 6. 30Lanman Engraving Co 6. 50

Engraving 5 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 133—Experiments with Crops iinderIrrigation at the ScottsblufE Reclamation Project Experiment Farm:The Maurice Joj'-ce Engraving Co 6. 25National Engraving Co 4, 80Lanman Engraving Co 6. 00

Engraving 22 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 134—Citrus Fruit Insects in Mediter-ranean Countries:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 42. 00National Engraving Co 42. 00Lanman Engraving Co 51. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 135—Experiments in the Production ofCrops on Alkali Land on the Huntley Reclamation Project, Montana:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00National Engraving Co 11. 00Lanman Engraving Co 12. 00

Engraving 14 illustrations for Department BuUetin No. 136—Highway Bonds:The Main-ice Joyce Engraving Co 30. 00National Engraving Co 32. 00Lanman Engraving Co 30. 00

Engraving 16 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 137—Some Distinctions in Our Culti-vated Barleys with Reference to their Use in Plant Breeding:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 18. 50National Engraving Co 15. 75Lanman Engraving Co 18. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 138—Commercial Tiu-kestan Alfalfa:Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 139—Norway Pine in the Lake States:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 27. 00National Engraving Co 23. 66Lanman Engraving Co 23. 00Walker Engraving Co 20. 90

Engraving 21 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 141—The Clyde Series of Soils:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 42. 00National Engraving Co 40. 00Lanman Engraving Co 41. 50

Engraving 27 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 142—The Miami Series of Soils:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 54. 40National Engi-aving Co 53. 00Lanman Engraving Co 53. 00

Engraving 9 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 144—The Manufacture of Acid Phosphate:The Maurice Joyce Engravmg Co 23. 40National Engraving Co 24.50Lanman Engraving Co 30. 00Walker Engraving Co 15, 97

Engraving 7 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 145—Commerical Value of Various WoodPreservatives:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 26. 00National E ngraving Co 30. 65Lanman Engraving Co 33. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.

Engraving 6 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 147—The Effect of the Cattle Tick uponthe Milk Production of Dairy Cows:The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 25National Engraving Co 10. 50Lanman Engraving Co 10. 50Walker Engraving Co 8. 00

Engraving 13 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 150—Utilization of the Fish Waste ofthe Pacific Coast for the manufacture of Fertilizer:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 00National Engraving Co 26. 00Lanman Engraving Co 25. 00Walker Engraving Co ". ' * 28.80

Engraving 9 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. i'52—The Eait'em Hemlock:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 23 50National Engraving Co 24 50Lanman Engraving Co 18. 50


Engraving 14 illustrations for Department Bulletin Fo. 155—Wood Pipe for Conveying Waterfor Irrigation:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $22. 50*National Engraving Co 18. 60Lanman Engraving Co 19. 00Walker Engraving Co 20.00

Engraving 51 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 2, No. 5:

Gatchel & Manning 135.00The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 93. 00*Walker Engraving Co 69. 70


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00Engraving 7 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 2, No. 6:



^National Engraving Co 17. 00Engraving 14 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, May, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22,00^National Engraving Co 20. 00Lanman Engraving Co , 21. 90

Engraving 61 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, June, 1914:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 163. 00

^National Engraving Co 148. 00Lanman Engraving Co 200. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for The Work of the Yuma Reclamation Project Experiment Farmin 1913:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 10^National Engraving Co 11. 50Lanman Engraving Co 13.50

Engraving 5 illustrations for The Work of the Huntley Irrigation Project Experiment Farmin 1913:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 00^National Engraving Co 9. 00Lanman Engraving Co. 10. 50

Engraving 5 illustrations for Work of.the San Antonio Experiment Farm in 1913:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 10.50

Engraving 2 illustrations for The Work of the Truckee-Carson Experiment Farm in 1913:*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co , 4. 25

Engraving 4 illustrations for The Work of the Belle Fourche Reclamation Project ExperimentFarm in 1913:

*Lanman Engraving Co 7. 25Engraving 4 illustrations for The Work of the Umatilla Reclamation Project Experiment Farm

in 1913:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 75Engraving 5 illustrations for The Work of the Scottsbluflf Reclamation Project Experiment Farm

in 1913:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 13. 00National Engraving Co 9. 25Lanman Engraving Co 10. 25*Walker Engraving Co 7.80

Engraving 4 illustrations for Experiments in Crop Production on Fallow Land at San Antonio,Tex.:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 00*National Engraving Co 4. 00Lanman Engraving Co 5. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for The Pink Boll Worm:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 25National Engraving Co 15. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 10

Reprinting 2,000 copies of 1 illustration for Identification of Species of Fusarium Ocetirring on theSweet Potato, Ipomoea Batatas—Reprint from Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 2, No. 4:

*A. Hoen&Co 84.00Engraving 49 illustrations for First Aid Manual:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 56. 00*National Engraving Co. 48. 00Lanman Engraving Co 52. 00Walker Engraving Co i 20. 80

Photolithographing and printing 5,500 copies of 1 illustration (map), Gipsy and Brown-Tail MothQuarantine:*U. S. Geological Survey 235.00A. Hoen&Co 549.00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Blanks—Inoculation Reports for 19 :


National Engraving Co 57.50*Lanman Engraving Co 57.00Walker Engraving Co No bid.

Engraving 3 illustrations for The Dasheen, A Root Crop for the South:*Xational Engraving Co 10. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 153—Forest Planting in the EasternUnited States:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 31. 00

National Engraving Co 19. 90

*Lanman Engraving Co 15. 00

Walker Engraving Co 17.21

Engraving 2 illustrations for Inspection Labels:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00

1 Bid withdrawn owing to error in making estimate.


Engraving 21 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 157—Tillage and Rotation Experimentsat Nephi, Utah:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co S23. 00National Engraving Co 19. 40*Lanman Engraving Co 14. 00Walker Engraving Co 15. 50

Engraving 8 illustrations for Journal of Agr^pultural Research, vol. 3, No. 2:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 17. 50National Engraving Co 18. 70*Lanman Engraving Co 16. 50

Walker Engraving Co 21 . 78Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 154—The Life History of Lodge Pole Pine in the RockyMountains:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 18. 50*National Engraving Co 12. 00Lanman Engraving Co 13. 00Walker Engraving Co 14. 00

Engraving 19 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 623—Ice Houses and the Use of Ice on theDairy Farm:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 26. 00National Engraving Co 19. 75

Lanman Engraving Co 18. 50Walker Engraving Co 17.90

Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 627—The House Centipede:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00

Engraving 9 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 624—Natural and Artificial Brooding of

Chickens:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 50National Engraving Co 13. 00Lanman Engraving Co 13.00*Walker Engraving Co 12. 00

Engraving 46 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, July, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co ^ 53. 00National Engraving Co 57. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 33. 00Walker Engraving Co 39. 80

Engraving 5 illustrations for Report No. 99, Office of the Secretary—Classification of the Sub-family Cryphalinse, with Descriptions of New Genera and Species:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 95National Engraving Co 9. 95*Lanman Engraving Co 9 . 00

Engraving 78 illustrations for Contributions toward a Monograph of the Scolytid Beetles II, Pre-liminary Classification of the Superfamily Scolytoidea—Technical Series No. 17, Part II:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 82. 00National Engraving Co 82. 00Lanman Engraving Co 62.00*Walker Engraving Co 48. 80

Engraving 5 illustrations for Inventory of Seeds and Plants Imported from October 1 to Decem-ber 31, 1912—No. 33, Nos. 34340 to 34727:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 75National Engraving Co 16. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 12. 50Walker Engraving Co 14.10

Engraving 7 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 156—Wireworms Attacking Cereal andForage Crops:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 00National Engraving Co 10. 00Lanman Engraving Co 6. 75*Walker Engraving Co 5. 50

Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 33—Cereal Investigations at Dickinson, N. Dak.:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 35National Engraving Co 12. 76Lanman Engraving Co '. 16. 00Walker Engraving Co 13. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 148—The Use of Bacillus Bulgarious inStarters for Making Cheese of the Swiss or Emmental Type:National Engraving Co 5. 00

Engraving 13 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 621—How to Attract Birds in NortheasternUnited States:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 00National Engraving Co 14. 00Lanman Engraving Co •. 9. 00

Engraving by the wax process 1 illustration for Form No. 67—Annual Report of Station Experi-ment and Output:L. L. Poates Engraving Co 10. 00The Industrial Press 15. 00

Engraving 22 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 622—Basket Willow Culture:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co . . 38. 90National Engraving Co 38. 90Lanman Engraving Co 25. 00Walker Engraving Co 29. 80

Engraving 18 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 159—Soils of the Sassafras Series:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 31. 90National Engraving Co 25. 00Lanman Engraving Co 28. 50Walker Engraving Co 27. 00

288 BEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKIl^TEE.

Engraving 20 illustrations for Instructions for the Scaling and Measurement of National ForestTimber:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $20. 00National Engraving Co 21. 00Lanman Engraving Co 29. 00

*Walker Engraving Co 16. 80Engraving 28 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, Aug«st, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 42. 40National Engraving Co 38.00*Lanman Engraving Co 37. 00Walker Engraving Co 44. 80


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 59. 70^National Engraving Co 52. 00Lanman Engraving Co A 55. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 625—Cotton Wilt and Root Knot:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 18. 00National Engraving Co 18. 75*Lanman Engraving Co 13. 00Walker Engraving Co 16. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for inspection labels:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 00National Engraving Co 13. 36Lanman Engraving Co 12. 00

*Walker Engraving Co 1 1 . 75Lithographing and printing 4,329 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survey of Forsyth County, N. C,

1913:

*Snyder & Black 251.38Reproducing 23 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 140—Soils of Massachusetts and Con-necticut with Especial Reference to Apples and Peaches:Lithographing and printing 5,775 copies each of 3 illustrations

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A. Hoen & Co No bid.*Andrew B . Graham Co 242. 00United States Geological Survey 244. 00

Engraving 20 illustrations

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 55. 00National Engraving Co 75. 00Lanman Engraving Co 75. 00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Cass County, Nebr.—Advance Sheets, Field Opera-tions of the Bureau of Soils, 1913:

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration

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Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.A. Hoen & Co 703.00

*Snyder & Black 694.00Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.American Bank Note Co No bid.Pasbach-Voice Lithographing Co No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration for Soil Survey of Cass County, Nebr.—Advance Sheet, Field Operationsof the Bureau of Soils, 1913:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 25Reprinting 2,000 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survey of Kanawha Comity, W. Va.—Advance

Sheets, Field Operations of the Bureau of Soils, 1912:

- *A. Hoen & Co 400. 00Engraving 10 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 164—Field Test with a Toxic Soil Con-stituent: Vanillin:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 14. 50National Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 18. 00Walker Engraving Co 15. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 14.90

Engraving 1 illustration for Temperature Chart:. *The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 40Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 163—A Field Test for Lime-SulphurDipping Baths:*National Engraving Co 1-80

Engraving 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 36, Hawaii Experiment Station—Grasses and ForagePlants of Hawaii:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 75


*Lanman Engraving Co 21.00

Walker Engraving Co 22. 50

Engraving 9 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 132—Correlating Agriciilture with thePublic School Subjects in the Southern States:



*Lanman Engraving Co 13-.50

Walker Engraving Co No bid.

Lithographing and prmtmg 5,004 copies of 1 illustration for Separate No. 598—The Chestnut BarkDisease (From Yearbook, Department of Agriculture, 1912):

Snyder & Black 145.00

Pasbach-Voice Litho. Co 188. 00

*A. Hoen&Co 138-00

Engraving 10 illustrations for State maps—Arkansas, New York, Iowa, Nebraska, Montana,Nevada, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 00


Lanman Engra ing Co X«*Walker Engraving Co 23. 00

KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 289

Engraving 8 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 162—Horticultural Experiments at SanAntonio Field. Station, South. Texas:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $13. 50

^National Engraving Co 10. 00Lanman Engraving Co 12. 50Walker Engraving Co 13. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for uimumbered circular—Single-Stalk Cotton Culture:*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co IS. 75Walker Engraving Co.". 23. 75

Engraving 23 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 630—Some Common Birds Useful to theFarmer:'^'The Maui'ice Joyce Engraving Co IS. 00National Engraving Co 19. 00Lanman Engraving Co .30.00

Walker Engraving Co No bid.Engraving 8 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 631—Growing Peaches: Sites, Propagation,Planting, Tillage, and Maintenance of Soil Fertility:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 14. 00^National Engraving Co 12. 00Lanman Engraving Co 12. 50Walker Engraving Co 12. 50

Engraving 19 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 632—Growing Peaches: Pruning, Renewalof Tops, Thinning, Interplanting Crops, and Special Practices:

The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 30. 00National Engraving Co 26. 00Lanman Engraving Co 28. 00

*Walker Engraving Co 24. 80Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 636—The Chalcis-Fly in Alfalfa Seed:


=*=Walker Engraving Co 13. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 14. 40

Engraving 2 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 635—What the Farm Contributes Directlyto the Farmer's Living:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5. 50

Engraving 34 illustrations for Bulletin No. 94, part 2—Biology of the Termites of the EasternUnited States:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 57. 00

=*=National Engraving Co 49. 00Lanman Eneraving Co 56. 00Walker Engiaving Co 69. 00

Engraving 18 illustrations for Report No. 101, Office of the Secretary—The Woolly Apple Aphis:The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 23. 00

^National Engi-aving Co 23.00Lanman Engraving Co 24.00Walker Engraving Co No bid.Powers Photo-Engi'avtng Co No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 165—Quassiin as a Contact Insecticide*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5. 00

Tîthographing 504 copies of 3 illustrations for Circular -'o. 216, Infectious Abortion of Cattle*Breuker & Kessler Co 89. 00

Redrawing and engraving 1 illustration for time cards, 1915, Form CC5:*Lanman Engraving Co 7. 25

Redrawing and engxaving 1 illustration for time cards, 1915, Form CC6:*Lanm'an En^Taviag Co 3. 75

Engraving 4 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 166:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 00Engraving 12 illustrations for Journal of Agriculture Research, vol. 3, No. 3:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 00*- 'ational Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 19. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Yearbook Separate No. 632:*. 'ational Engraviag Co 2. 90

Engraving 18 illustrations for ; 'orth American Fauna 37—Revision of the American Marmots:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 56. 90National Engraving Co 68. 00Iânman Engraving Co 41. 00Walker Engraving Co 54. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 34. 50

Engraving 13 illustrations for Report 102—Description of some Weevils Reared from Cotton inPeru:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 25râtional Engraving Co 9.75Lanman Engraving Co 10. 00*Walker Engraving Co 8. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 10. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Journal of Agriciiltural Research, vol. 3, No. 3:

^National Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 8 illustrations for Monthly AVeather Review, September, 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co 8. 00Engraving 4 illustrations for Farmers' BiHletin No. 639:

*National Engraving Co 5. 00Eneravins 7 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 637:

*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 7. 25Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' BiilletiQ No. 640:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00Engraving 12 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 4:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 33. 25

6495—15 19

290 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.

Engrave, lithograph, and print 8,336 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survey of Habersham County,Ga.,1913:Snyder & Black $535.00

*Pasbach-Voice Lithographing Co 530. 00A.Hoen&Co 560.00Andre^.v B. Graham Co , No bid.Ohio Valley Lithographing Co No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration for map of the State of Utah:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5. 25

Engraving 25 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 638:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 39. 00National Engraving Co 34. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 28. 00Walker Engraving Co 34. 00Pow ers Photo-Engraving Co 34. 50


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 25. 40Engraving 1 illustration for Township Plat, Form No. 240, revised:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 30Reproducing 9 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 168:

Engraving 2 line and 6 halftone illustrations

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*The National Engraving Co 15 . 00Photolithographing and printing 70,875 copies of 1 illustration—

Snyder and Black 478. 00*A. Hoen&Co 423.00

Reprinting 3,007 copies of 8 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 51:*Breukei & Kessler Co 310. 00

Er^aving 6 illustrations for Work of the Hawaii Agriculture Experiment Station, 1914—Bulletin

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00*National Engraving Co 9. 00Lanman Engraving Co 10. 00

Engraving 19 illustrations for Work of the Guam Agriculture Experiment Station, 1914:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 00

^National Engraving Co 17. 00Lanman Engraving Co 19. 50Walker Engraving Co 22. 00Po^^ ers Photo-Engraving Co 26. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Bureau of Animal Industry Circular No. 147 (revised):*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 50

Redra" ing and Engraving 1 line illustration for Department Bulletin 167:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 00


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Washington County^ Tex., 1913:

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—Snyder & Black 887. 00Pasbach-Voice Lithographing Co 750.00Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.*A. Hoen&Co 702.46Andre-v B. Graham Co No bid.Ohio Valley Lithographing Co No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration (redra-^')—*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 75

'

Engraving 9 illustrations for Porto Rico Station Bulletin No. 17:

Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 18. 75National Engraving Co 18. 00Lanman Engraving Co 20. 00Walker Engraving Co 18. 00

*Po--ers Photo-Engraving Co 18. 00Engraving 3 illustration^ for Department Bulletin No. 169 (Professional Paper):

*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 00Engraving 14 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 170:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 19. 00National Engraving Co 19. 00Lanman Engraving Co 17. 50Walker Engraving Co 20. 00

*Po-'-ers Photo-Engraving Co 17. 50Engraving 6 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 174:


Engraving for Appendix No. 2, Circular E, Instrument Division:*National Engraving Co 7. 30



Engraving 9 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 642:


Po- ers Photo-Ensrraving Co 11.00Engraving 8 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 643:


*National Engraving Co 5. 00

Lanman Engraving Co 6. 00Walker Engraving Co 5. 80Powers Photo-Engraving Co 5. 50


Engravius: 1 illustration for Cards, Larger Corn Stalicborer:

*Tlie Maurice Joyce Engraving Co i $2.50PhotolittLoeraphing and printing 200 copies of 1 illustration for Maps—Europe:

*The Xorris I'eters Co 8.00r. S. Geological Survey 10.50

Engraving 37 iUustrations lor Monthly Weather Review, October, 1914:

"The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 44. 90National Engi-aving Co". 42. 00Lanman Eneravins: Co 43.00Walker Engraving Co 47. 80

*Po-. ers I hoto-Engraving Co 39. 00Engraving 1 illustration for cards, Southern Corn Rootworm:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1.50Engraving 14 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 4:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 21.00Engraving 26 illustrations l"or Department Btilletin No. 173:

"The Maiurice Joyce Engraving Co 39. 00National Engi-aving Co 25.00Lanman Eneravin^ Co 23.00Walker Eneravlns Co 28.80*ro- ers Thoto-Ensraving Co 18.50

Engraving 17 illustrations for Department Btilletin 179:

The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 36.00^National Engraving Co 33.25Lanman Engraving Co 35.00

Engraving 26 illustrations for Department Btilletin No. 176:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 49.00Lanman Engraving Co 41.00National Engraving Co 43.00

*Po-^ ers Photo-Ensfaving Co 25.00Walker Engraving Co 44. 80

Engraving 4 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Btn-eau, 1913-14:

*Lanman Engraving Co 19.60Engraving 2 iUustrations for Department Bulletin No. 167:

*Tlie Mauri 'e Joyce Engraving Co ._. 7. 65Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 16/:

*The Mauri '6 Joyce Engraving Co 1. 00Reprodu'-ing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Boone County, W. Va., 1913:

Lithographing and printing 10,336 copies of 1 illustration—*A.Hoenci-Co 689.00Snvder (i: Black 861. 00Pashach-Voice Lithograph Co 790. 00Breuker d: Kessler Co No bid.Andrev B . Graham Co No bid.

Engraving 2 illustrations—*Lanman Engraving Co 2.25

Lithographing and printing 2,500 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survev of Boone Countv, W.Va.. 1913:

*A. Hcen&Co 137.50Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 140—Soils of Massachusetts and Connecticut, etc.:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 00Engraving 14 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 180—Soil Erosion in the South:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 23. 00National Engraving Co 17. 50Lanman Engraving Co 21. 50Walker Engraving Co 26. 50*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 16. 00


*The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 644—The Manufacture and Use of L^nfer-mented Grape Jui''-e:

*Lanman Engi-aving Co 1.00Engraving 11 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 646—Crimson Clover: Seed Production:

The Matirice Joyce Engraving Co 13.00*National Engi-aving Co 9. 75Lanman Engi-aving Co 12. 75Walker Engraving Co 14. 20Po-svers Photo-Engraving Co 13. 50

Engraving So illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 175—Mushrooms and Other CommonFungi:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 165. 00National Engraving Co 121. 00Lanman Engraving Co 120. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co So. 00Walker Engraving Co. . 106. 00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Orangeburg County, S. C, 1913:Lithographing and printing 8.336 copies of 1 illustration—

Pasbach-Voi'-e Lithograph Co No bid.*Snvder d: Black 1, 437. 00A.HoencV-Co 1.947.00Breuker (i- Kessler Co No bid.Ameri -an Bank >. ore Co No bid.Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

Engravhag 1 Une illustration—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00National Engraving Co 1. 40*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 25

This price for redrawing only, the requirement for plate having been withdrawn by department.


Engraving 13 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 644^Manufacture and Use of UnfermentedGrape Juice:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $14. 00National Engraving Co 12. 00*Lannian Engraving Co 11. 00Walker Engraving Co 12. 50Powers Photo-Engi-aving Co 11. 50

Engraving 20 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 185—Bird Migration:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22. 00*National Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 18. 50Walker Engraving Co No bid.Powers Photo-Engraving Co 19. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 187—Preliminary Census of Birds in the^ United States:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1.00Engraviag 8 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 188—The Importance of Thick SeedingI

in the Production of Milo in the San Antonio Region:P *Iyanman Engraving Co : 16. 00Engraving 6 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 647—The Home Garden in the South:

^National Engraving Co 8. 89Engraving 9 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 6:

( *The Mauri'^e Joyce Engraving Co 17. 70Photolithographing and printing' 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—Map Showing the Distributionand Spread of the Cotton Boll Weevil:*The Norris Peters Co 49. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 54. 00United States Geological Survey 55. 00

Engraving 24 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 189—Studies of the Codling Moth in theCentral Appalachian Region:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 14. 00National Engraving Co 16. 00Lanman Engraving Co 16. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,104 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 90—Hydro-k cyanic-Acid Gas Fumigation in California (reprint):

P *Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 21. 50Engraving 2 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 186—A Method of Fumigating Seed:

^National Engraving Co 4. 75Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Stark County, Ohio, 1913:

Necessary transferring, engraving on stone or copper, lithographing and printing 10,336copies of 1 illustration

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*Snyder & Black 596. 00A. Hoen&Co 700.00Pasbach-Voice Lithograph Co 645. 00Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

Engraving 2 line illustrations

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 50Reprinting 10,254 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Fiscal Regulations of the United

States Department of Agriculture, 1915:

*United States Geological Survey . . 108. 50Engraving 6 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 184—The Huisache Girdler:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 90National Engraving Co 8. 75


Walker Engraving Co 11. 80*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 7. 75

Engraving 10 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 192—Insects Affecting Vegetable Cropsin Porto Rico:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 00National Engraving Co 19. 00


Engraving 1 illustration for circulars—The Movement of the Cotton Boll Weevil in 1914:


Engraving 7 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 640—The Hessian Fly:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 00

National Engraving Co 7. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 7.00

Engraving 13 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 648—The Control of Root-Knot:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00



Powers Photo-Engraving Co 12.50

Walker P'ngravmg Co No bid.

Engraving 2 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 652—The Sheep Industry as Menaced bythe Dog:*National Engraving Co 3. 00

Engraving 25 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 190—The Drainage of Irrigated land:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15.00

National Engraving Co 11.85


*Walker Engravmg Co 11-00

Powers Photo-Engraving Co 11.50

Engravmg 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 18—Porto Rico Experiment Station—Citrus Fertili-

zation Experiments in Porto Rico:The Maurice Joyoe Engraving Co 8. 00

National Engraving Co 8 . 40



Engraving 66 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 194—The Flow of Water in IrrigationChannels:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 869. 00National Engraving Co 78. 25*Lanman Engraving Co 07.00Walker Engraving Co 74. 50Powers Photo-Engraving 72.00

Engraving 19 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 183—Morphology of the Barley Grainwith Reference to its Enzym-Secreting Areas:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 24.00National Engraving Co 21. 50Lanman Engraving Co 27.00Walker Engraving Co 33. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 27.00

Engraving 3 illustrations, Accession Cards:*Lanman Engraving Co 3.75

Engraving 3 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 196—Methods Followed in the Com-mercial Canning of Foods:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 90

Reprinting 4,329 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Soil Survey of Goodhue Coimty, Minn.,1913:

*Snvder & Black 459.00Engraving 2 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 125—Zygadenus or Death Camas:

=*=The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 12 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 6.50—The San Jose Scale and Its Control:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 13.00National Engraving Co 14.25Lanman Engraving Co 14. 50Walker Engraving Co No bid.Powers Photo-Elngraving Co 14.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 185—Bird Migration:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 14.60

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 38—Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station—TheEffect of Fertilizers on the Physical Properties of Hawaiian Soils:

*Lanman Engraving Co 4.25Engraving 3 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 3, No. 6:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 80Engraving 29 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 195—Potato Breeding and Selection:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 35.00National Engraving Co 44.84Lanman Engraving Co 35.00Walker Engraving Co 44. 00^Powers Photo- p:ngraving Co 32. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 199—Loss in Tonnage of Sugar Beetshv Drying:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 90National Engraving Co 8.00*Lanman Engraving Co 8.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 203—Field Studies of the Crown-Gallof Sugar Beets:*The Maurice Joj'ce Engraving Co , 12. 35

Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 657—The Chinch Bug:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2.25

Engraving 3 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 659—The True Clothes Moths:===The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 50

Engraving 4 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 202—The Alcohol Test in Relation toMilk:*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 200—A Maggot Trap in Practical Use:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 75National Engraving Co ; 10. 00Lanman Engraving Co 16. 00


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 28. 50National Engraving Co 30.00Lanman Engraving Co 37.00

Reproducing 30 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 181—A Report on the Methods andCost of Reclaiming the Overflowed Lands Along the Big Black River, Miss.:Photolithographing and printing 5,575 copies each of 11 illustrations—

L'nited States Geological Survey ^ 895.00The Norris Peters Co 2 435. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 2 520. 00


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Lanman Engraving Co 18. 50Walker Engraving Co 19. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 14.00

Reproducing 9 illustrations for Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Sacramento Valley, Cal., 1913:

Lithographing and printing 12,332 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen&Co 917.00

Snvder & Black 1, 262. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 950. 00


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The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11.00


1 Awarded by department with approval of Public Printer after withdi-awal of other bids.

» Withdrawn.


Reproducing 5 illustrations for Soil Survey of Stewart County, Ga., 1913:Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustrations—

*A. Hoen & CoSnyder & BlackPasbach-Voice Litho. Co


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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving CoLanman Engraving Co

Reproducing 7 illustrations lor Soil Survey of Montgomery County, Kans., 1913:

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—*Snyder & BlackBreuker & Kessler CoA. Hoen & CoAndrew B. Graham Co

Engraving 3 line and 3 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving CoNational Engraving CoLanman Engraving Co*Walker Engraving Co

Reproducing 97 illustrations for Report No. 100^ Office of the Secretary—Potash from Kelp:Photolithographiug, lithographing, and prmting 3,575 copies each of 49 illustrations

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Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.)-

The Norris Peters Co

.

A. Hoen & Co.

Snyder & Black.

The Sackett & Wilhelms Co.

Andrew B. Graham Co.

U. S. Geological Survey

Photolithographing, lithographing, and printing 3,575 copies each of 7 illustrations—

The Norris Peters Co

A. Hoen & Co.

Snyder & Black.

The Sackett & Wilhelms Co.

Andrew B. Graham Co.

U. S. Geological Survey.

$682.00712.00870.00

11.0015.00

578.00No bid.921. 00822.00

8.007.50

10,006. 75

1 250 copies.2 500 copies.3 1,000 copies.4 Additional copies per M each, printed same time.5 Alternate bid. , . ,

6 Award made on prices for 1,000 copies each, and additional copies per M each.


Reproducing 97 illustrations for Report No. 100, Office of the Secretary—Potosli from Kelp-Continued.

Engraving 1 line and 40 halftone illustrations—*Walker Engraving Co S74. 88Enterprise Engraving Co S3. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co 112. 00Lanman Engraving Co i:50. 00The Mar.rice Joyce Engraving Co 1:^!). 00National Engraving Co 14.'). 00

Engraving 23 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 205—Eleven Important "Wild-DuckFoods:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 21. .50

National Engraving Co 19. 00Lanman Engraving Co 19. 50Walker Engraving Co 14. .50

*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 12.25Galvanotype Engraving Co 17. 00

Engraving 18 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 201—Native Pasture Grasses of theUnited States:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 19. 50National Engraving Co 23. 00Lanman Engraving Co 20. 00Wall^ er En-ravuig Co 21. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 20. 00

Lithographing and printing 2 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 1:

Sackett & Wilhelms Co 378. 00American Lithographic Co 338. 00Snj^der & Black 369.00*A. Hoen&Co 244.00

Reproducing 4 illustrations for Soil Survey of Jones County, Miss., 1913:

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—A^Hoen&Co 8.52.00

*Snyder & Black 654. 00Engraving 3 illustrations

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5. 00Lanman Engraving Co 7. 00

Engraving 31 illustrations for Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1914:

The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 36. 00^National Engraving Co 29. 00Lanman Eneraving Co 34.00Walker Engraving Co 38. 80Powers Photo-Engraving Co 36. 00Galvanotj'pe Engraving Co 39. 00

Engraving 48 illustrations for Yearbook ol the Department of Agriculture, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 42. 00National Engraving Co 58. 00Lanman Engraving Co 53. 00Walker Engraving Co 59. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 50. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co 68. 00

Engraving 24 illustrations for Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 39. 00National Eneraving Co 34. 00Lanman En?raving Co 36. 00Walker Engraving Co 30. 00^Powers Photo-Engraving Co 29. 90Galvanotype Engraving Co 40. 00

Engraving 11 illustrations lor Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 30. 00^National Engraving Co 24. 00Lanman Eneraving Co 25. 00



*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co ^ 14. 00Engraving 4 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 208:

*The Maurice Joyce Eneraving Co 8. 00Photolithoeraphing and printing 2,700 copies each of 48 illustrations. State maps:

*The Norris Peters Co 265. 00U. S. Geological Survey 360.00Andrew B. Graham Co 270. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 315. 00Columbia Plano2;raph Co 330. 20

Reproducing 6 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 198:

Photolithographing and printing 4,576 copies each of 4 illustrations—The Norris Peters Co 631. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 640. 00*U. S. Geological Survey 529.00A. Hoen & Co 700.00

Engraving 2 line illustrations—*Lanman Engraving Co .' 3. 25

Engraving 12 illustrations for A Report on the Work and Expenditures of the Agricultural Ex-periment Stations during the Year ended Jrme 30, 1913:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 14. 00National Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 24. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 13.75



The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $32. 00National Engraving Co 39. 00Lanman Engraving Co 36. 00Walker Engraving Co 29.80Powers Photo-Engraving Co 26. 00


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 13. 00National Engraving Co 16. 00Lanman Engraving Co No bid.



Engraving 16 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 206:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 29. 00National Engraving Co 37. 00Lanman Engraving Co 32. 00Walker Engraving Co 30. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 24. 25


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Timber Reconnaissance Tally:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 55Eeproducing 36 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 207:

Photolithographing and printing 7,575 copies each of 11 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co 259. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 252.00*A. Hoen&Co 164.00

Engraving 25 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 40. 00National Engraving Co 43. 00Lanman Engraving Co 42.50*Walker Engraving Co 36. 50Powers Photo-Engraving Co 43. 00

Engraving 38 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, January, 1915:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 35. 00National Engraving Co 44. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 24. 00Walker Engraving Co 25.80Powers Photo-Engraving Co 32.50

Engraving 25 illustrations for Report No. 107, Office of the Secretary:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 18. 50National Engraving Co 24. 00Lanman Engraving Co 20. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 13. 45

Photolithographing and printing 5,575 copies each of 6 illustrations for Department Bulletin204:

*U. S. Geological Survey 350.00The Norris Peters Co 420. 00 ^

Andrew B. Graham Co 410.00A. Hoen&Co 780.00


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 6.65Engraving 1 illustration for Journal of Agricultiu'al Research, vol. 4, No. 1:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 50 \

Engraving 3 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 1: f

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 40Engraving 2 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 204:



The ^Iaurice Joyce Engraving Co 25. 00National Engraving Co 24.00Lanman Engraving Co 24. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.Powers Photo-Engraving Co 20. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 218:

Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00Engraving 11 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 664:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 00National Engraving Co No bid.


Walker Engraving Co 14. 60Powers Photo-Engraving Co No bid.

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Russell Coimty, Ala., 1913:

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration:

A. Hoen&Co 800.00Snyder & Black 747. 00

Engraving 2 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 50Lanman Engraving Co 2. 25National Engraving Co 2. 40

Reproducing 9 illustrations for Soil Survey of Jefferson County, Tex., 1913:

Lithographing and printing 12,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen&Co 1,370.00Snyder & Black 1 , 209. 00Pasbach-Voice Litho. Co 1, 570. 00


Eeproducing 9 illustrations for Soil Survey of Jefferson County, Tex., 1913—Continued.Engraving 2 line and 6 halftone illustrations—

The Maiu-ice Joyce Engraving Co S14. 90National Engraving Co 19. Ott

Lanman Engraving Co No bid.

Walker Engraving Co 14. 00*Galvanotype Engraving Co 10. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 217—Mortality Among Waterfowl AroundGreat Salt Lake, Utah:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. OO*National Engraving Co 10. 00Lanman Engraving Co 11. .50

Engraving 8 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 221—The Southern Com Leaf-Beetle:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 85-

National Engraving Co 10. 00Lanman Engraving Co 10.00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 193—The Drainage of Jefferson County, Tex.:Photolithographing and printing 4,675 copies each of 2 illustrations-

*The Norris Peters Co 400. OOAndrew B. Graham Co i 76. 00

U. S. Geological Survey 427.00A. Hoen & Co 640. 00

Engraving 1 line illustration

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 20Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 222—Barley in the Great Plains Area, etc.:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1.00Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Nodaway County, Mo., 1913:


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*A. Hoen&Co 797.00Snyder & Black 884. 00

Engraving 2 line illustrations—*Lanman Engraving Co 2. .50

National Engraving Co 2. 50Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Randolph County, N. C, 1913:

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen&Co 730.00*Snyder & Black 697. 00

Engraving 2 line illustrations—*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50National Engraving Co 2. .50


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 38. 00^I^anman Engraving Co T 32. 00Walker Engraving Co 41. 50Powers Photo-Engraving Co 34.00


*Lanman Engraving Co 5. OOEngraving 4 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 227:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 30. 00National EngraVing Co 25. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 23. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 230:*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 231:National Engraving Co 1 . 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 232:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 60

Engraving 11 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 667:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 14. OONational Engraving Co 16. 50*Lanman Engraving Co 13. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 14. 75Walker Engraving Co No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration, Map of Texas:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 75


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 44. 00National Engraving Co No bid.Lanman Engiaving Co 60. 00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Hendricks County, Ind., 1913:Lithographing and printing 8.333 copies of 1 illustration—

*A. Hoen&Co ' 475.00Snyder & Black 492. 00

Engraving 1 line illustration—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 25

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Delaware Coimty, Ind., 1913:Lithographing and printing 8,333 copies of 1 illustration

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*A. Hoen&Co 500.00Snyder & Black 503. 00

Engraving 2 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50

1 Bid withdrawn.


Reproducins; 2 illustrations for Soil Survej^ of Clebiirne County, Ala., 1913:Lithographing and printing 10,333 copies of 1 illustration—

A.Hoen&Co $910.00*Snyder & Blaclr 819. 00


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The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00*Eanman Engraving Co 1. 25

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Eogan and Mingo Counties, W. Va., 1913:Lithographing and printing 10,333 copies of 1 illustration—

*A.Hoen<l'Co 884.00Snyder & Black 932. 00

Engraving 2 line illustrations—*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co 2. 75

Reprinting 2,500 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Soil Survey of Logan and Mingo Coimties,W.Va..l913:

*A. Hoen & Co 187.50Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Oneida County, N. Y., 1913:

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co 1,990.00*Snyder & Blaclc. 1 , .533. 00

Engraving 2 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 00National Engraving Co 3. 00*T/anman Engraving Co 2. 50

Reprinting 4,304 copies each of 4 lithographic illustrations for Reconnoissance Survey of Ohio,1912:

A. Hoen & Co 802.68Engraving 24 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 223:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 00National Engraving Co 38. 00T^anman Engraving Co 30. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.Powers Photo-Engraving Co 27. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 226:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 20. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 233:*National Engraving Co 6. 84

Engraving 32 illustrations for Telephone Construction and Maintenance on the National Forests:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 25. 00National Engraving Co 30. 00*I>anman Engraving Co 22. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.Powers Photo-Engraving Co 23. 90

Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of Daily Gage Heights:*Lanman Engraving Co 10. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 668:*Lanman Engraving Co i 2. 00


*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 669:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 17. 50National EngraVing Co 14. 00Lanman Engraving Co 11. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 10. 50

Engraving 7 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 670:Farmer-Zchr Engraving Co 9. 50*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 50National Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 13. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 671:*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 25


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4.00Engraving 22 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 2:


Engraving 100 illustrations for Report No. 108, Office of the Secretary—The Acarina or Mites:The Maurice Joyce Egraving Co 35. 00National Engraving Co 45. 00Lanman Engraving Co 38. 75Walker Engraving Co, No bid.*Powers Photo-Engravmg Co 29. 75


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 36. 70National Engraving Co 35. 45Lanman Engraving Co 55. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.

^Powers Photo-Engraving Co 29. 50Engraving 16 illustration for Bulletin 234—Utilization and Management of Lodgepole Pine:


1 Not used; new originals furnished.


Engraving 18 illustrations for Department Bulletin 220:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co S34. 00National Engraving Co 53. 00Lanman Engraving Co 48. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 32. 00

Photolithographing and printing 200 copies of 1 illustration, Map of the World:*U. S. Geological Survey 21. 00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, February, 1915:


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 17. 00Lanman Engraving Co 13. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 9.90

Engraving 6 illustrations foi Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 3:


Engraving 2*illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 3:

*Th8 Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 10Engraving 3 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 3:


*Walker Engraving Co 20. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 4:


*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 00Lanman Engraving Co 25.00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 24.25

Reprinting 1,500 copies each of 2 lithographic illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research,vol. 4, No. 1:

*A. Hoen&Co 90.00Engraving 2 illustrations, Accession Cards:


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 50Lanman Engraving Co 15. 00^National Engraving Co 11. 00


*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 15Engraving 8 illustrations for The Work of the Huntlev Reclamation Project Experiment Farm

in 1914:


Engraving 3 illustrations for circulars, The Work of the Umatilla Reclamation Project Experi-ment Farm in 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 80Photolithographing and printing 200 copies of 1 illustration. Outline Maps of United States:

*U. S. Geological Survey 71.00Engraving 17 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 236:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 31. 00*Farmer-Zehr Engravmg Co 30. 58


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 75*Lanman Engraving Co 22. 50


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22. 00Lanman Engraving Co 29. 00*Powers Photo-Enpaving Co 1 7. 90


*Lanman Engraving Co 5.35Engraving 10 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 250:


Engraving 8 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 248.

*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 85Reproducing 2 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 251:

Engraving 1 halftone illustration

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 20Photolithographing and printing 3,775 copies of 1 illustration

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The Norris Peters Co 80. 00U. S. Geological Survey 78.00*Andrew B. Graham Co 69. 00






Lanman Engraving Co 21. 50Engraving 1 illustration for Department Bulletin No. 254:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1-65

300 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEK.

Engraving 26 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 256:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $35. 00

*National Engraving Co 24. 00Lanman Engraving Co 30.50

Engraving 4 illustrations for Department BuUetia No. 261:





National Engraving Co .75Engraving 8 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 265:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00National Engraving Co 12. 00Lanman Engraving Co 15.95Standard Engraving Co i . . 12. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 673:

*Lanman Engraving Co .75Engraving 7 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 674:

The Main-ice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 50National Engraving Co 9. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 9. 00


The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 29. 75National Engraving Co 26. 00*Lanman Engraving Co '. 23. 00


*Lanman Engraving Co 12. 50Engraving 19 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 675:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 32.50National Engraving Co 19. 00Lanman Engraving Co 38. 00


Lanman Engraving Co 4. 90Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 679:

Lanman Engraving Co 1. 75Reproducing 11 illustration for Reconnoissance Soil Survey of South Central Texas, 1913:

Engraving 5 line and 5 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 18. 00National Engraving Co 25. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 16. 00

Lithographing and printing 18,336 copies of 1 illustration—Breuker & Kessler Co 1, 720. 00Snyder & Black 1, 239. 00A.Hoen&Co 1,357.00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Perry County, Mo., 1913:

Engraving 2 line illustrations—The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 75

Lanman Engraving Co 2.50Powers Photo-Engraving Co 1.54

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen&Co 672.00Breuker & Kessler Co 985. 00Snyder & Black 791.00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Escambia County, Ala., 1913:

Engraving 2 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 75

Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50Powers Photo-Engraving Co 1. 53

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—A Hoen&Co ' 1985.00Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.Snyder & Black 832. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Pope County, Ark., 1913:


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The Mam'ice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 75

Lanman Engraving Co 2.50Powers Photo-Engraving Co 1. 53

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration-A. Hoen & Co 967. 00Breuker & Kessler Co 1, 270. 00Snyder & Black 865. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Saunders County, Nebr., 1913;


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The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co 2.50Powers Photo-Engraving Co 1. 75

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen&Co 727.00Snyder & Black 830. 00

1 Award made to Hoen; approval of Public Printer. Map printed in one sheet.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIXTEE. 301

Reproducing 10 illustrations for Soil Survey of the Cache Valley Area, Utah, 1913:

Engraving 2 line and 7 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co S16. 40National Engraving Co 13.00Lanman Engraving Co 14.50Walker Engraving Co 12.00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 10.50

Lithographing and printing 10,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co 9.50.00

*ttnyder 6: Black 936. 00Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Siu-vey of Douglas County, Nebr., 1913:


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The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 3. 00*National Engraving Co 1. 25

Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—

*A. Iloen d: Co..... 614.74Snyder & Black 648. 00Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.-\ndrew B. Graham Co 660.00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Sui'vey of Greene County, Mo., 1913:Engraving 2 line illustrations

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*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50Lithographing and printing 8,333 copies of 1 illustration—

*Snvder & Black 660. 00A.'Hoen&Co 766.00Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.Engraving 2 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 259;



The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 00National Engraving Co ^^'o bid.*Lanman Engraving Co 7.50


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 00National EnsraVing Co No bid.*Lanman Engraving Co 14. 00

Photolithographrn^ and printing 503 copies each of 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 240, Office of

Experiment Stations:The Norris Peters Co 42. 50*Webb 6c Bocorselski (Inc.) 41. 50Columbia Planograph Co 42.95


*Lanman Engraving Co .80Engraving 25 illustrations for Report of Experiments Conducted at the Alaska AgriculturalExperiment Stations, 1914:The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 37. 00National Engraving Co 37.00*Lanman Engraving Co 36. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Report of the Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station, 1914:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 00

^National Engraving Co. 6.00Lanman E n^raving Co 13 . 00

Engraving 33 illustrations for North American Fauna 38—A Review of the American Moles:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 59. 00Lanman Engraving Co 72. 00^Powers Photo-En<jraving Co 32. 00

Engraving 14 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, March, 1915:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co' 32. 75^National Engraving Co 26. 00Lanman Engraving Co 29.00


The Maiu-ice Joyce Engraving Co 42.00Lanman Engraving Co 47. 00^Powers Photo-Engraving Co 32. 75

Engraving 23 illastrations for Trail Construction on the National Forests:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 30. 75

National EngraVing Co 24. 00Lanman Engraving Co 32. 00



*Lanman Engraving Co 21. 65Engraving 7 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, Supplement No. 2:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 65Engraving 6 illustrations for Inventorv of Seeds and Plants Imported, No. 34, from Jan. 1 to

Mar. 31.1913:*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 14. 75National Engraving Co , 16. 00Lanman Engraving Co 15. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Hawaii Agricultiual Experiment Station Bulletin No. 39—The Bio-chemical Decomoosition of Nitrogenous Substances in Soils:

^National Engraving Co .75Engraving 2 illustrations for I armers' Bulletin No. 682:

*Lanm'an E ngraving Co 2. 60


Engraving 7 illustrations for Handbook for Campers in the National Forests in California:*Lanman Engraving Co $6. 90

Engraving 2 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 267:*Standard Engraving Co 3. 63

Engraving 1 illustration, Cards—Drying Apparatus:*National E ngraving Co .75

Engraving 18 illustrations for North American Fauna No. 39:


*Lanman Engraving Co 15.30Engraving 26 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review, April, 1915:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22. 00National Engraving Co 19. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 17. 00Standard Engraving Co 22. 00

Reproducing 7 illustrations for Soil Survey of Muskogee County, Okla., 1913:Engraving 2 line and 4 halftone illustrations—

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8.00Lanman Engraving Co 6. 50*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 4. 60Galvanotype E ngraving Co 7. 50


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*A. Hoen&Co 1,660.00Snyder & Black l , 686. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Bullock County, Ala., 1913:Engraving 2 line illustrations

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The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00Lanman E ngraving Co 2. 50*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 1.40Galvanotype E ngraving Co 1 . 75

Lithographing and printing 10,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen&Co 1,010.00*Snyder & Black 998.00

Reproducing 4 illustrations for Soil Survey of Wilkinson County, Miss., 1913:Engraving 2 line and 1 halftone illustrations—

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 00Lanman Engraving Co 5. 50*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 3.35

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—*A. Hoen&Co 699.00Snyder & Black 778.00

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Soil Survey of Indian River Area, Fla., 1913:Engraving 2 line and 2 halftone illustrations—

Galvanotype Engraving Co 5. 00Lanman Engraving Co 6. 50*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 3. 85


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A. Hoen&Co 1,600.00*Snyder & Black 1, 358. 00

Reproducing 10 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 273:Engraving 1 line and 8 halftone illustrations

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*Nati!onal Engraving Co 14. 75Photolithographing and printing 3,675 copies of 1 illustration

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The Norris Peters Co 48. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 53.00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 41.00


*Standard Engraving Co 15. 00Lithographing and printing 4,525 copies each of 3 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Re-search, vol. 4, No. 4:

*A. Hoen&Co 331.38Snyder & Black 487.00Breuker & Kessler Co 582. 00American Lithographic Co No bid.Sackett & Wilhelms Co No bid.Andrew B . Graham Co No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 5,500 copies of 1 illustration, Maps—Gipsy Moth and BrownTail Moth Quarantine:*The Xorris Peters Co 148. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 160. 00

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc) 179. 50Reproducing 10 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, ITo. 5, issue of July 30,

1915:Engraving 5 line and 4 halftone illustrations—

The Mai-u-iee Joyce Engraving Co 17. 50rational Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 25. 00Standard Engraving Co 20.75


Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

Lutz & Sheinkman No bid.

*A. Hoen&Co : 240.00Snvder & Black No bid.

Sackett & Wilhelms Co 322. 00

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PPJXTER. 303

Engraving 12 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, 1'o. 5:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co SIS. 00National Engraving Co 18. 00Lanman Engraving Co 18. 00

^Standard Engraving Co 12. 75EngJ-aving 6 illustrations for Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 4, No. 6, August, 1915:

*National Eiigraving Co 11. 61Engraving 30 illustrations for Department Bulletin No. 272:

The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 4.3. 50 ,

^National Engraving Co 42. 00Lanman Engraving Co 45. 00Standard Engraving Co 4-5. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 680:^Standard Engraving Co 10. 26

Engraving 2 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 681:^Lanman Engraving Co 1. 50

Reprinting 3,075 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration, Map of the United States:*U. S. Geological Survey 317.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Cereal Disease:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 00


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1 4. 00National Engraving Co 12. 00Ivanman Engraving Co 15. 00^Standard Engraving Co 11. 95



The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 51. 50*National Engraving Co 45.00-Lanman Engraving Co 50. 00Standard Engraving Co 57. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for cards, "Cauliflower Broccoli":^National Engraving Co .75

Engraving 1 illustration for The Work of the Truckee-Carson Reclamation Project ExperimentFarm in 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. OOEngraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 282—A Study of the Soft Resins in Sulphured andLnsulphured Hops:^Standard Engraving Co 7. 50


The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 27. 00^National Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 27. 00Standard Engraving Co IS. 75


Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Terrell County, Ga., 1914:


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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00Lanman Engraving Co , 3. 00

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen&Co 748.00^Snyder & Black 649. 00

Reproducing 9 illustrations to accompany Soil Survey of Hernando County, Fla., 1914:Engraving 2 line and 6 halftone illustrations—


Litliographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration

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A. Hoen&Co 684.00*Snyder & Black 579. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Rowan County, N. C, 1914:


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The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 50^Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50


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A. Hoen & Co 702.00=*=Snyder & Black 607. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Jackson County, Tenn., 1913:Engraving 2 line illustrations-

National Engraving Co 2. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co 2. 00The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 50Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00

=i=Walker Engraving Co 1. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 1. 45


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A. Hoen & Co 670.00=5=Snyder & Black 539. 00

Reproducing 54 illustrations for Soil Reconnoissance in Alaska, etc., 1914:Engraving J 9 halftone illustrations

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Galvanotype Engraving Co 82. 00The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7S. 00Lanman Engraving Co 85. 00


Reproducing 54 illustrations for Soil Reconnoissance in Alaska, etc., 1914—Continued.Engraving 49 halftone illustrations—Continued.

National Engraving Co $8S. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 69! 75"Walker Engraving Co 86. 00

Printing from stone by rubber offset process, 7,336 copies of 1 illustration—*Andrew B. Graham Co 90. 00A. Hoen & Co 112.00Snyder & Black 123. 00

Lithographing and priating 7,336 copies each of 4 illustrations:Andrew B. Graham Co 1, 282. 00A. Hoen & Co 1, 470. 00*Snyder & Black i 1,171.00U. S. Geological Survey 1,013.00

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Soil Survey of Chesterfield County, S. C, 1914:Engraving 2 line and 2 halftone illustrations—

Lanman Engraving Co 7. 00National Engraving Co 6. 00*Standard Engraving Co 3. 75Scientific Engraving Co 4. 45Walker Engraving Co 4. 00The Maurica Joycs Engraving Co 9. 00


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A7Hoen&Co 909.00Lutz & Sheinkman 1, 190, 00*Snvder & Black 829. 00

Reproducing 4 illustrations for Soil Survey of Putnam County, Fla., 1914:Engraving 2 line and 1 halftone illustrations

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Lanman Engraving Co 6. 00National Engraving Co 4. 60Standard Engraving Co 4.00

^Scientific Engraving Co 3. 30Walker Engraving Co 5. 00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 00

Lithographing and printing 7,222 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co 952, 00Lutz & Sheinkman 1,515.00*Snyder & Black 849. 00

Reproducing 6 illustrations for Soil Survey of Colquitt County, Ga., 1914:

Engraving 1 line and 4 halftone illustrations—Lanman Engraving Co 9. 00National Engraving Co 9. 00^Standard Engraving Co 5.90Scientific Engraving Co 7. 70Walker Engraving Co 8. 00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 50


A. Hoen & Co 664. 00Lutz & Sheinkman 1, 075. 00*Snyder & Black 590. 00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Dane County, Wis., 1913:


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Lanman Engraving Co 1. 50National Engraving Co 1. 00Standard Engraving Co .50

*3cientific Engraving Co .40Walker Engraving Co .75Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00


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A. Hosn&Co 1,038.00Lutz & Sheinkman 1, 670. 00*Snyder & Black 973. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Paulding County, Ohio, 1914:

Engraving 2 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 1. 50

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co 410. 00*Snyder & Black 372. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Bladen Coiuity, N. C, 1914:


Povv^ers Photo-Engraving Co 1. 20Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen & Co 880. 00*Snyder & Black 823.00

Reproducing 12 illustrations for Soil Survey of Northeastern Wisconsin, 1913:

Engraving 3 line and 8 halftone illustrations—Povi^ers Photo-Engraving Co 25. 50Lanman Engraving Co 38. 00National Engraving Co 41. 82

Standard Engraving Co 27. 90*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 00

1 Avrarded to Snyder & Black owing to fact that Survey's bid contemplated reproducing base of Yukon-Tanana map by photolithography.


Reproducing 12 illustrations for Soil Survey of Northeastern Wisconsin, 1913—Continued.Lithographing and printing 10,336 copies of 1 illustration—-

*A. Bfoen&Co 1914.00Snyder & Black 1,158.00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Bryan County, Okla., 1914:

Engraving 2 line illustrations—Lanman Engraving Co 3. 00National Engraving Co 3. 02^Standard Engraving Co 1. 40The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 2. 50


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A. Hoen&Co 1,060.00*Snyder & Black 1, 048. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Clarke Comity, Miss., 1914:


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Lanman Engraving Co 3. 50The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 50National Engraving Co 4. 00*Standard Engraving Co 2. 25


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Lutz & Sheinkman (Inc.) i 2, 000. 00A. Hoen & Ca 907. 00*Snyder & Black 827. 00

Reproducing 3 ilhistrations for Soil Survey of Jackson County, Ga., 1914:

Engraving 2 line illustrations—Lanman Engraving Co 3. 50The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 00National Engraving Co 4. 00Standard Engraving Co 2. 25

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—Lutz & Sheinkman (Inc.) 2 2, 000. 00*A. Hoen & Co 575. 00Snyder & Black 584. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Buffalo County, Wis., 1913:Engraving 2 line illustrations

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The Main-ice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 00

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—*A. Jloen & Co 716. 00Snyder & Black 884. 00Breuker & Kessler Co 1, 566. 00

Reproducing 14 illustrations for Soil Survey of Stevens County, Wash., 1913:


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Lithographing and printing 12,336 copies each of 2 illustrations—*A. Hoen&Co 1,403.00Snyder & Black 1, 506. 00Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Scotts Bluff County, Nebr., 1913:Engraving 2 line illustrations—

Lanman Engi*aving Co 2. 50Standard Engraving Co 1. 50

Lithographing and printing 8,336 copies of 1 illustration—*A. Hoen & Co 792. 00Snyder & Black 864. 00

Reproducing 39 illustrations for Department Bulletin 224—^A Study of the Preparation of Frozenand Dried Eggs in the Producing Section:Engraving 7 line and 28 halftone illustrations—

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 45. 00National Engraving Co 40. 00Lanman Engraving Co , 4 2. 50Walker Engraving Co No bid.Powers Photo-Engraving Co 36. 00

Lithographing and printing 8,775 copies each of 4 illustrations

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Breuker & Kessler Co s 603. 00Snyder & Black No bid.A. Hoen&Co 518.00Andrew B. Graham Co 380. 00

PRIVATE ORDERS—AGRICULTURE.

Printing 100 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Soil Survey of Stewart County, Ga., 1913(ordered for State College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts, University of Georgia):

A. Hoen & Co 7. 00Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Sacra-mento Valley, Cal., 1913 (ordered for University of California):'

A. Hoen & Co 100. 00Printing 100 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Soil Survey of Terrell County, Ga., 1914(ordered for State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts):

Snyder & Black 5.25

1 Price also covers bid for Soil Survey of Jackson County, Ga., 1914.* Price also covers bid for Soil Survey of Clarke County, Miss., 1914.3 Awarded to Breuker & Kessler Co. upon recommendation of department, approved by the Public

Printer.

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Photolithograplimg and printing civil service examination papers during the fiscal year ending June 30,

Number of copies. Additional copies.

50 100 500 1,000 25 50 100 500 1,000

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fold.

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Engraving illustrations for the Official Gazette, U. S. Patent OflBce, during the fiscal yearending June 30, 1915 (per engraving):*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $0. 145National Engraving Co .19Lanman Engraving Co , .25

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. —, 1914, Bureau of Education—^Agricultural Teaching:

*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 00Reproducing 25 illustrations for Bulletin No. —, 1914—Work of the Bureau of Education for theNatives of Alaska:Engraving 24 illustrations

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The Main-ice Joyce Engraving Co 49. 00National Engraving Co 63. 85*Lanman Engraving Co 45. 00

Necessarv transferring, lithographing, and printing 5,575 copies of 1 illustration—The Norris Peters Co 155. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 150. 00*U.S. Geological Survey 138.00

Necessary redrawing and engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. —, 1914—The Danish FolkHigh School:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 70National Engraving Co 7. 60*Lanman Engraving Co 7. 00

Engraving 15 illustrations for Bulletin No. — 1914—The Rural School and the HookwormDisease:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 35. 00National Engraving Co 32. 80Lanman Engraving Co 42. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. — 1914, Bureau of Education—Teacher Training inForeign Countries:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. —, Bureau of Education, 1914—Education for theHome, Part III:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 50National Engraving Co 19. 95

Lanman Engraving Co 16. 00Walker Engraving Co 16. 80

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No.—, 1914, Bureau of Education—Rural Schoolhouses andGrounds:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00

Necessary art work and engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. —, 1914, Bureau of Education-Danish Elementary Rural Schools:Lanman Engraving Co 9. 50

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTEE. 307

Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. —, Bureau of Education, 1914—Education for theHome, Part 2:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co ?22. 00National Engraving To 17.00Lanman Engravijig Co 17. 00^Walker Engraving Co 16. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 8-3, Bureau of Mines—The Humidity of Mine Air:*Lanman Engraving Co 4.00

Engraving 3 vrax illustration? for Bulletin No. 87—Houses for Mining Towns:L. L. Poates Eneraving Co 4.5.00

*The Indii: ! ] ' = 41.00Engravi/g 2 .trations for Bulletin No. 87—Houses for Mining Towns:

*i.anmaii - o 7. 00Necessary an : : „; . l'I graving 1 illustration for Technical Paper No. 76:

*The Maurice Jo^-ce Engraving ( o 1. 25Engraving 2 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 77, Bureau of Mines:

*The Maiu-ice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00Engraving 5 Ulastrations for Miners' Circular No. 8, New Edition—First Aid Instructions for

Miners:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 60National Engraving Co 10. 35Lanman Engraving Co 19. 75

Engraving 5 illustrations for Annual Eeport of the Governor of Hawaii, 1914:

*The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 7.30Reprinting 1.000 copies of 1 illustration for Form 1-109L—Charts—Vacuum Gauge:

=^Webb <i- Boccrselski (Inc.) 8.50Eeprinting 1.000 copies of 1 illustration for Form 1-109B—Charts—Pressure Gauge:

*The N orris Peters Co 8. 00Engraving 1 iiiustration. Mountain View:

*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 4.00Engraving 1 illustration, facsimile. Bo Sweeney:

=i=Lanman Engraving C o .75Photoiithographing and printing 1.000 copies of 1 illustration, Venturi Meter Charts:

The Norris Peters Co 16. 50Webb i- Bccorselski (Inc.) No bid.*The C olumbia Plancgraph Co 5. 25

Engraving 2 illustrations for P.ules of Practice:*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 20

Photoiithographing and printing, 500 copies of 1 illustration. Diagrams of Blaekbeard Island Kes-ervation.^Ga.:*r. 5. Geoloacal Survey 8.00

Reprimirii: C.-'i^o copies of 1 illustration, Certificate of Designation of Members of Local Boards:*The Xcnis Peters Co T 80.00

Engraving 3 iiliisTiaTions for Bulletin 5S0-J—The Phosphate Deposits of South Carolina:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 40*National Engraving Co. 6. 00Lanman Eneraving Co 7. 50

Reproducins: 3 illustrations for Bulletin 550-K—Ore Deposits in the Sawtooth Quadrangle:Photoiithographing and printing 9,121 copies each of 2 illustrations

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A. Hoen A: Co.\ 88. 00The Norris Peters Co 93. 00Andrew B. Crraham Co 95.00*U. S. Geological Sun-ey 67.00

Engraving 1 line illustration—*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 50

Engraving 34 illustrations for'Bulletin 580-L—Salines in the Owens, Searled, and PanamintBasins. 'Southea?tern California:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 39. 00National Engraving Co 41. 00Lanman Engraving Co 51. 00

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 5S0-M—The Rochester Mining District, Nevada:Engraving 4 illustrations—

^ The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 00N arional Engraving Co 4. 00Lanman Engraving Co 4.50

=*=T\'alker Engraving Co 3. 96Photoiithographing and printing 9.621 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen cV- Co 118.00Andrew B. Graham Co 112.00The Norris Peters Co 114. 00

*r. S. Geological Survey 70.00Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. oSO-N—The Elliston Phosphate Field, Montana:

*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 5. 50Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 5S0-O—The Rutile Deposits of the Eastern United

States:~

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 90National Engraving Co. 7. 65*Lanman Engraving Co 7. 50Walker Engraving Co 7.86

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletm No. 581-C—The Moorcroft Oil Field and the Big MuddyDome. Vyoming:* J he Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 21. 60

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. o92-C—Marble Resources of the Juneau, Skagway, andSitka Districts. Alaska:*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 5, 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 592-E—Mineral Deposits of the Yakataga District,Alaska:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 60


Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 592-F—Preliminary Report on a Water-Power Recon-naissance in South-Central Alaska:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $23. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 592-G—The Port Wells Gold Lode District; Alaska,and Mining on Prince William Sound, Alaska:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5. 40

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 592-H—The Willow Creek, Upper Matanuska andNelchiua, Broad Pass, and Valdez Creek Districts, Alaska:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 21. 75

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 592-1—The Chisana Placer District, Alaska:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 50

Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 592-J—Lode Mining near Fairbanks and Placer Min-ing in the Yukon-Tanana Region and the Ruby District, Alaska:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 17. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin 592-K—Mineral Resources of the Yukon-Koyukuk Region,Alaska:*The Maui'ice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin 592-L—Mining on Seward Peninsula, Alaska:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 00

Reprinting 600 copies each of 2 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper 306—Surface-Water Supplyof the United States, 1911, Part VI, Missouri River Basin, 2d edition:*U. S. Geological Survey 21.00

Reprinting 400 copies each of 2 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper 309—Surface-Water Supplyof the United States, 1911, Part IX, Colorado River Basin:*U. S. Geolodcal Survey 18.00

Reproducing 8 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 345-G—The Water Resources of Butte,Mont.:Photolithographing and printing 2,007 copies of 1 illustration—

*The Norris Peters Co 52. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 63. 00U. S. Geological Survey 57.00

Engraving 7 illustrations—*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 50National Engraving Co 35.00Lanman Engraving Co 17. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 90-r—A Reconnaissance in the CanyonRange of West Central Utah:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 13. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 90-H—A Deep Well at Charleston, S. C:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 90

Making alterations and mending plate of 1 illustration for The Production of Magnesite in 1913:

*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 5. 00Engraving 1 illustration for The Production of Borax in 1913:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 75Engraving 4 illustrations for The Production of Petroleum in 1913:

*Lanman Engraving Co 15. 25Engraving 3 illustrations for The Production of Iron Ore, Pig Iron, and Steel in 1913:

*The Main-ice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 50Engraving 4 illustrations for The Production of Coal in 1913:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 70Engraving 1 illustration for The Production of Petroleum in 1913:


Reprinting 1,500 copies each of 6 illustrations for Mineral Resources of the United States, 1912,Part II (The Stone Industry in 1912):

*U. S. Geological Survey 195. 00Printing 2,000 additional copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 72, Bureau of Mines:

*Andrew B. Graham Co 95. 00Engraving 29 illubtrations for Bulletin No. — , 1914—Eflaciency and Preparation of Rural-SchoolTeacher:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 39. 00National Engraving Co 34. 75

Lanman Engraving Co 40. 00*W alker Engraving Co 29. 80

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 75, Bureau of Muxes:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00

Engraving 20 illustrations for Bulletin No. 88, Bureau of Mines—The Condensation of Gasolinefrom Natural Gas:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 48. 00National Engraving Co 43 . 75

*Lanman Engraving Co 40. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.

Engraving by the wax process 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 88, Bureau of Mines—The Conden-sation of Gasoline from Natural Gas:*L. ly. Poates Engraving Co 12. 00The Industrial Press 14. 00

Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 87—Houses for Mining Towns:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 21. 50

National Engraving Co 17. 50*Lanman Engraving Co 16. 00

Engraving by the wax process 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 87—Houses for Mining Towns:L. L. Poates Engraving Co 53. 00

*The Industrial Press 41. 00Engraving 34 illustrations for Bulletin No. —

,1914, Bureau of Education-Consolidation of

Rural Schools:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 62. 00National Engravmg Co 63. 00Lanman Engraving Co 60. 00

*Walker Engraving Co 51. 80Engraving 12 illustrations for Progress in Classification of Public Lands:


EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEK. 309

Engraving 3 illustrations for Reclamation Record, vol. 5, No. 9, October, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $12. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin 76, Bureau ol Mines—Coals Available for Export Trade:

*Lanman Engraving Co 5. 60Engraving 4 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 81—Bui'eau of Mines:

*Th.e Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1.3. 2.5

Engraving by the wax process 3 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 81—Bureau of Mines:L. Poates Engraving Co 28. 00

The Industrial Press 29. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report on SuUys Tlill, etc., 1914:

*National Engraving Co -. 1. 33Reprinting 1,.500 conies of 1 illustration for Township Blanks—Form 4-675A:

The Norris Peters Co 140. 00*U. S. Geological Survey 136. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Zinc and Cadmium in 1913:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2.10Engraving 1 illustration for Lead in 1913, General Report:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 7.5

Engraving 1 illustration for Professional Paper No. 90-G—The Montana Group of NorthwesternMontana:*Lanraan Engraving Co 1. 80

Reprinting 9,814 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 592—Mineral Resources of Alaska-Report on Progress of Investigations in 1913:

*U. S. Geological Survey 550. 00Reprinting 1,507 copies each of 2 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 339—Quality of theSurface Waters of Washington:*Andrew B. Graham Co 47. 00

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 581-D—Geology and Oil Prospects in Waltham,Priest, Bitterwater, and Peachtree Counties, Cal.:

Photolithographing and printing 9,821 copies of 1 illustration—*U. S. Geological Siu-vev 145.00The Norris Peters Co. .". 205. 00Andrew B. Graham Co - 215. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations—*Lanman Engraving Co 5. 65

Reprinting 4,165 copies of 1 illustration for the Annual Report of the Governor of Hawaii, 1914:

*U. S. Geological Siurvey 167.00Engraving 2 illustrations for the Thirty-fifth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geo-

logical Survey:Pashach-Voice Lithographing Co 175. 00A. Hoen&Co 210.00Andrew B. Graham Co 315.00XJ. S. Geological Siu-vey 300.00*Snyder & Black 206. 00

Reprinting 500 copies of 1 illustration for the Aimual Report of the Governor of Hawaii, 1914:

*U. S. Geological Survey 38.00Engraving 7 illustrations. Reclamation Record, Vol. V, No. 10, November, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 13. 00Engraving 6 illustrations, Reclamation Record, Vol. V, No. 11, December, 1914:


Reproducing 25 illustrations. Bulletin No. 84, Mines:Engraving by wax process, 18 illustrations—

*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 153. 00

The Industrial Press 180. 50Halftones, 7 illustrations—

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 13. 80National Engraving Co 14. 75

Lanman Engraving Co 18. 00Walker Engraving Co 13. 80

Engraving 34 illustrations. Bulletin No. — , 1914—Educational Museums:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 60. 00National EngraVing Co 60. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 45. 00Walker Engraving Co 55. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations, Bulletin No. —,1914, Bureau of Education—Cooking in the Vocational

School:*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 14. 00National Engraving Co 34. 00Lanman Engraving Co 15. 00

Engraving 1 illustration. Bulletin No. 5S2, Geological Survey:National Engraving Co 1. 40

Reproducing 19 illustrations, Bulletin No. 596, U. S. Geological Survey:Photolithographing and printing 6,814 copies of 1 illustration—*U. S. Geological Survey 392. 00

A. Hoen & Co 357. 00

Snyder & Black No bid.

Pasbach-Voice Lithogi'aphing Co 535. 00Norris Peters Co No bid.

Andre B. Graham Co No bid.

Engraving 18 illustrations—*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 40. 00




Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 illustration. Protractor, 15 inches in diameter:*U. S. Geological Survev 350. 00

U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey i 61. 00

1 Awarded to Geological Survey upon recommendation of department, approved by Public Printer,

owing to paper of low bidder being unsatisfactory.


Reproducing 5 illustrations, The Source, Manufacture, and Use of Lime:Lithographing and printing 16,047 copies of 1 illustration

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*A. Hoen & Co S318. 00Snyder & Black 347. 00U. S. Geological Survey 400. 00Pasbach-Voice I. ithographing Co 390. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 366. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations—^National Engraving Co 6. 00

Lithographing and printing 19,547 copies each of 3 illustrations, The Stone Industry in theUnited States in 1913:

A. Hoen & Co 1,014.00Snyder & Black 913. 00

*U. S. Geological Sui-vey 854. 00Pasbach-Voice Lithographing Co i 640. 00Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration, Monograph LIII, House Document No. —,63d, 2d:

*Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 25Engraving 1 illustration, Mineral Products of the United States, 1912 and 1913:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50Photolithographing and printing 0,353 copies of 1 illustration, Professional Paper No. 90-1, Geo-

logical Survey:The Norris Peters Co 62. 00*U. S. Geological Survey 50. 00Andrew B. Graham 58.00

Engraving 4 illustrations, Technical Paper No. 95, Mines:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 80Walker Engraving Co 11. 00

Reproducing 5 illustrations. Technical Paper No. 95, Mines:Engraving 1 line illustration—

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 25Engraving by the wax process 4 illustrations

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*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 18. 00The Industrial Press 20. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations. Technical Paper 88, Mines:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations, Bulletin No. — , 1914—Country Unit Organization, etc.:

*Lanman Engraving Co 7. 55Photolithographing and printing 5,116 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Com-missioner of Indian Affairs, 1914:

The Norris Peters Co 155. 00*U. S. Geological Survey 146. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 184. 00

Reprinting 200 copies of 1 illustration. Map of the United States, showing Indian Reservations:*U. S. Geological Survey 8. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Notice to Bankers, relative to payment of pension checks:*Lanman Engraving Co .75

Engraving 3 illustrations for Professional Paper 90-K:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 60

Reprinting 3,504 copies of 1 illustration for "Water- Supply Paper 345-G

:

*The Norris Peters Co 73. 00Reproducing 26 illustrations for Bulletin No. 600, U. S. Geological Survey:

Photolithographing and printing 8,814 copies of 1 illustration—*U. S. Geological Survey 404. 00A. Hoen & Co 590. 00Snyder & Black No bid.Pasbach-Voice Lithographing Co 745. 00Ohio Valley Lithographmg Co No bid.Andrew B. Graham Co 524. 00

Engraving 25 illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 68. 00National Engraving Co 65. 00Lanman Engraving Co 100. 00*Walker Engraving Co 60. 80

Lithographing and printing 4,166 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Governor ofAlaska, 1914:

A. Hoen & Co 164. 00*U. S. Geological Survey 125.00The Norris Peters Co 145. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 129. 00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 88, Bureau of Mines:1j. I>. Poates Engraving Co 36. GO

Industrial Press 26. 75Engraving 1 illustration for Technical Paper No. 80, Bureau of Mines:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00Reprinting 500 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1914:

*U. S. Geological Survey 25.00Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. —

,City Training Schools for Teachers:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50Engraving 6 illustrations for Reclamation Record, January, 1915:

*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 14. 75Reprinting 2 illustrations. Charts—Form l-109g. Form l-109i:

Columbia Planograph Co 9. 10Reproducing 2 illustrations for Topographic Instructions of the U. S. Geological Survey:


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*U. S. Geological Survev 98.00A. Hoen & Co " 139. 00

Engraving 1 line illustration—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 00

1 Bid withdrawn.


Engraving 1 illustration, Title for Drawings:Lanmaa Engraving Co $1. 00

Reproducing 24 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 90-J, Geological Siirvey:Engraving 23 illustrations—

"The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 37. OONational Engraving Co 27. 00Lanman Engraving Co 30. 00Walker Engraving Co 33. 00

*Po^'ers Plioto-Engraving Co 26. 50Lithographing and printing 5,953 copies of 1 illustration

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*U. S. Geological Survey 151. 00A. Hoen&Co No bid.Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

Reprintins 1,000 copies of 1 illustration, Thermometer Record, Form 1-109F:*Columbia Planograph Co 7. 50

Engraving 1 illustration, Fnst Aid Training Certificate, Bureau of Mines:*A. Hoen&Co 20.00

Reprinting 1,00;^ copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 531-B, Geological Sm'vev:*U. S. Geological Survey 18. 50

Making alterations on 2 illustrations (cutting off and placing borders on plates) for GeologicalSm-vey Bulletin No. 594:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Preliminary Report on Proposed Drilling Wells:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 50Engraving 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1914, vol. 1 (H.Doc. No.—,63d, 3d):*National Engraving Co 3.00

Engravins; 7 illustrations for Reclamation Records for February, 1915:

*The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 20. 00Reprintina: 50 copies' each of 2 illustrations for Monograph LIU, U. S. Geological Sm-vey—Pleisto-cene of Indiana and Michigan:*A. Hoen & Co 3. 2-5

Reproducina; 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 581-E—The CoalviUe Coal Field, Utah, 1913, Part II:

Lithographing and printing 8,321 copies of 1 illustration-U. S. Geological Siu'vev 455. 00

*A. Hoen & Co 400. 00Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

Snyder & Black No bid.Engra-\-ing 10 halftone illustrations—

The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 18. 00*National Engi'aving Co 13.50Lanman Engraviag Co 20. 00

Photolithogi-aphing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration, Allotment Plat for use in Alaska(Form 4-694):

*The Norris Peters Co 164. 00Andre-w B. Graham Co 170. 00U. S. Geological Sm-vey No bid.

PhotoUthographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration, Diagram of Ediz Hook Reservation,Wash.:*U. S. Geological Survey 8. 00

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration, Diagram of Dungeness Spit Reserva-tion, Wash.:*U. S. Geological Survey 8. 00

Engraving S illustrations for Water Supply Paper No.375-A:*The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 00National Engraving Co 9. 25

Lanman Engi-avtng Co 13.50Walker Engraving Co No bid.Po-wers Photo-Engraving Co 8. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for BiiUetin 563, XJ. S. Geological Survev:*Walker Engi-aving Co "

5. 06Engraving 30 illustrations for Report on Homestead in Alaska:

National Engraving Co i 25. 00The Maurice^Joyce Engraving Co 40. 00Lanman Engraving Co 42. 00

Engraviag 2 illustrations for Bulletin 620-A—A Gold Platinum—Palladium Lode in SouthernNevada:*The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 72

Engraving 1 illustration for Professional Paper No. 95-A—Composition of Muds from ColumbusMarsh, Nev.:*The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00

Lithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration. Railroad Cross Section Paper:*A.Hoen&Co 54.00U. S. Geological Smvey 192. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 118. 00Topographic Engraving Co No bid

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The Norris Peters Co No bid.Engraving 1 illustration for Water Supply Paper No. 345-H—Groimd Water Resomces of theNUes Cone and Adjacent Areas, California (fig. 18):

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00Printing 800 copies each of 10 photolithographic illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 369

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Profile Sm-vevs of Clealum, Naches, and Tieton Rivers, Wash.:*U. S. Geological Smvey 70. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Technical Paper 88—The Radium-Uranium Ratio in Carnotite:National Engraving Co 7. 0<)

Necessary art work to correct 1, and engraving 3 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 97—SavingFuel in Heating a House:Lanman Engraving Co 3. 00

1 Bid withdrawn.


Engraving 5 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 101—Explosion Proof Motors for Mines:*Tlie Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co $12. 00

Engraving by the wax process 10 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Education, No. —1915—A Study of the High Schools and Colleges of the North Central Association:*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 64. 00

Engraving 13 illustrations for Reclamation Record, March, 1915:


Photolithographing and printing 1,003 copies each of 2 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No.278—Water Resom'ces of Antelope VaUey, Cal., 2d edition:U. S. Geological Sui'vey 64. 00*The Norris Peters Co 34. 00

Reprinting 1,003 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Water Supply Paper No. 278:

XJ. S. Geological Survey 503. 00Snyder & Black 319. 00

*Pasbach-Voice Litho. Co 170. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1914:


Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration. Charts—Form 1-109J:*The Norris Peters Co 4. 00

Photolithographing and printing 2,000 copies of 1 illustration for Sample Markings for Brass Caps:*U. S. Geological Survey 9. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for brief, Santa Fe Pacific Railroad v. Lane:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for A Minnesota Homestead:National Engraving Co 1. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,500 copies of 1 illustration for Base Lines and Meridians andAreas Governed Thereby:The Norris Peters Co 140. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 135. 00U. S. Geological Sm'vey 141. 00

Reprinting 200 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Base Lines and Meridians and AreasGoverned Thereby:Andrew B. Graham Co 21. 00

Engraving 9 illustrations for Reclamation Record, April, 1915:

The Mam'ice Joyce Engraving Co 23. 75National Engraving Co 18. 00Lanman Engraving Co i 23. 50

Reproducing 27 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 345-H:Engraving 25 illustrations

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Lanman Engraving Co 35.00Lithographing and printing 5,511 copies each of 2 illustrations

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U. S. Geological Survey 381.00A. Hoen&Co 347.00Snyder & Black 339.00

Lithographing and printing 110 copies each of 2 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 345-H:Snyder & Black 4.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Production of Spelter in the United States in 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 00Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration, Chart—Form 1-109D:The Norris Peters Co 5. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations, Wax Engravings (Maps):L. L. Poates Engraving Co 36.00The Industrial Press 34. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Advance Statement, Production of Lead in 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 60Engraving 5 illusti'ations for Bulletin No. — , 1915—The Schoolhouse as a Polling Place:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 50National Engraving Co 12. 00Lanman Engraving Co 15.00

Reproducing 23 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 84—Methods of Preventing or LimitingExplosions in Coal Mines:Engraving 3 line and 17 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 30. 00National Engraving Co 38. 00Lanman Engraving Co 35. 00Walker Engraving Co 38. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 34. 00

Engraving 3 wax illustrations—The Industrial Press 45. 00

L. L. Poates Engraving Co 60.00Engraving 1 illustration for Water Supply Paper No. 352:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 75

Reproducing 26 illustrations for Bulletin No. 606—The Origin of the Zinc and Lead Deposits of

the Joplin Region, Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma:Engraving 23 line and 2 halftone illustrations:


National Engraving Co 2 50. OO


Photolithographing and printing 6,480 copies of 1 illustration—The Norris Peters Co 74. 00

Andrew B . Graham Co 76. 00

U.S. Geological Survey 65. 00

1 Award made to Lanman on account of labor difficulties at plant of National Engraving Co.2 $15 deducted from this price on account of contractor delivering unfinished work because of strike in

establishment.


Necessary corrections and improvement on 5 line and 1 halftone, reengraving 2 line, blocking23 line and 2 halftone illustrations (25 in all) to accompany Bulletin No. 606—The Origin ofthe Zinc and Lead Deposits of the Joplin Region, Missouii, Kansas, and Oklahoma:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co i $15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 25.00

Reproducing 21 illustrations for Bulletin No. 601—Geology and Mineral Deposits of the NationalMining District:

Engraving 9 line and 11 halftone illustrations—*The Maui-ice Joyce Engraving Co 26. 00National Engraving Co 32.75Lanman Engraving Co 43.00V^ alker Engraving Co 34 . 80Powers Photo-Engraving Co , No bid,

Photolithogi-aphing and printing 6,671 copies of 1 illustration—The Norris Peters Co 74.00Andrew B. Graham Co 390.00*AHoen&Co 72.00U.S. Geological Survey 80.50

Reprinting 1,003 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Bulletin SSO-M-The RochesterMining District, Nevada:*U. S. Geological Survey 17. 75

Engraving 8 illustrations for Reclamation Record, May, 1915:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24 . 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 84:

*The Maui'ice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 60Engraving 4 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 119:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3.00Engraving 1 illustration for Technical Paper No. 123:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 104:

*National Engraving Co 2. 20Engraving 1 illustration for Technical Paper No. 115:

^National Engraving Co .75Art work and engraving 8 illustrations for Technical Paper No. Ill:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00National Engraving Co 10. 00Lanman Engraving Co 18.00Standard Engraving Co 10. 00

Engraving 9 illustrat:?'-s for Technical Paper No. 116:

*The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 19. 00Lanman Engraving Co 23.00

Engi-aving 5 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 64:

National Engraving Co , 3.75Engraving 27 illustrations for Bulletin No. 97:

The Mam-ice Jovce Engi-aving Co 41. 00National Engraving Co 22. 00Lanman Engray rag Co 42.00Standard Engravuig Co 22. 75Phototype Engraving Co 33.00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 123:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 20.95National Engraving Co 39. 00Lanman Engi'avtng Co 35. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 99, Bureau of Mines:National Engraving Co 10. 72

Engraving 19 illustrations for Bulletin No. — , Bureau of Education, 1915—The Rural SchoolSystem of Minnesota:The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 31. 50Lanman Engraving Co 26.00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 25. 00

Engraving 29 illustrations for Education Bulletin No. 11:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 61. 00Lanman Engraving Co 48. 00National Engravuig Co 40. 00

Reproducing 14 illustrations for Bulletin No. -, 1915, Bureau of Education—The School System

of Ontario:Engraving 2 line and 10 halftone illustrations—



Engraving 2 wax illustrations

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The Industrial Press 24. 50Engra-ving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. — , 1915—Secondary Schools in the States of Central andSouth America and the West Lidies:The Maurice Joj^ce Engraving Co 5. 95

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. — : The Rural School System of Minnesota:Lanman Engravmg Co 4. 35

Engra\Tng 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. — , Bureau of Education—The School System of

Ontario:National Engraving Co S. 78

Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Education, 1915—Opportimities for ForeignStudents at Colleges and Universities in the United States:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22. 68

Engraving 24 illustrations for Bulletin No. — , 1915—The Extension of Public Education:Walker Engraving Co 38. 00The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 45. 00Lanman Engraving Co .SO. 00

1 For completing work delivered imfinished by National Engraving Co. owing to strike in that estab-

lishment.


Engraving 111 illustrations for Bulletin No. — , 1915—Open Air Schools:*Wanrer Engraving Co $165. 00The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 215. GOLanman Engraving Co 188. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Bulletia No. — : The Truant Problem and the Parental School:*National Engraving Co 5.97

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. —, Bureau of Education, 1915—Teaching of CommimityCivics:*Lannian Engraving Co .80

Engraving 1 illustration for General Information, Yosemite National Park:*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 45.00Industrial Press 70.00

Engraving 5 illustrations, Yosemite National Park:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for General Information, Glacier National Park:L. Poates Engraving Co 45.00

Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration, Charts—Watt Meter—Form l-109h:*The Norris Peters Co 5. 00

Engraving 3 iUustrations for General Information, Moimt Rainier National Park:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 55

Engraving 4 illustrations for National Park Conference, 1915:*Lanman Engraving Co 16.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Desert WeLls:*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 60

Engraving 1 illustration, Leaves for 1. P. Notebook No. 105:.

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 00Engraving 8 illustrations for Reclamation Record for June, 1915:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 35Engraving 1 illustration for Reclamation Record for July, 1915:

*Lanm_an Engraving Co 3, 25Engraving 5 illustrations for Reclamation Record for July, 1915:

*Lanman Engraving Co 15. 50Engraving 1 illustration for Reclamation Record for July, 1915:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 05Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration. Diagram of Deer Flat Reservation,Idaho, for the Protection of Native Birds:*U. S. Geological Survey 8.00

Engi-aving 1 illustration for Circular Relating to Villa Sites on the Waters of Flathead Lake,Mont.:*The M aurice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 30

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration. Diagrams of Elk Refuge Reservationfor the Protection of American Elk, Wyoming:*U. S. Geological Survey 8.00

Reprinting 500 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration. Sectional Diagrams:*U. S. Geological Survey 16.00

Photolithographing: and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration. Diagrams of Klamath Lake Reserva-tion, Oreg. and Cal.:

*U. S. Geological Survey 8.00Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration. Diagram of Mille Lacs Reservation,Minn., for the Protection of Native Birds:*U. S. Geological Survey 8.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Water Supply Paper 375-C:*Lanman Engraving Co 1.40

Engraving 1 illustration, Township Plats:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 65

Engraving 3 illustrations. Form for Three Point Computation:*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 25

Reprinting 1,007 copies each of 2 illustrations (1 lithographic and 1 photolithographic) for Bulletin592-A:*U. S. Geological Survey 117. 00

Reproducing S illustrations for Bulletin No. 602, U, S. Geological Survey:Engraving 6 halftone illustrations—

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 13. 50Lanman Engraving Co 12. 00Walker Engraving Co 7. 50

Lithographing and photolithographing (1 each) and printing 6,980 copies each of 2 illustra-

tions

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*U. S. Geological Survey 328.00A. Hoen&Co 386.00Snyder & Black 418.00

Andrew B. Graham Co • 328. 00Lithographing and printing 6,980 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 603, U. S. GeologicalSurvey:*A. Hoen&Co 1,297.00Snyder & Black 1,317.00U. S. Geological Survey-

Sample paper A 1 , 400. 00

Sample paper B 1,460.00Reproducing 24 illustrations for Bulletin No. 603, U. S. Geological Survey:



Lanman Engreviag Co 14. 00

*Galvanotype Engraving Co 7.00

Powers Photo-Engraving Co 10. 50Engraving 17 halftone illustrations—

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 35.00



G alvanotype Engraving Co 28.00

*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 23. 50


Reproducing 27 illiLstrations for Bulletin No. 604, U. S. Geological Survey:Engraving 23 halftone and 3 line illustrations

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"The ^faurire Joyce Engraving Co S4S.0OLanman Enirraving Co 100.00Walker Engravins: Co 54.00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 42.00


A. Hoen.l-Co 473.00*U. S. Geological Survev 304.00AndrcTv B. Graham. .

' 336. 00Engraving 2 illustration^: for Bulletin No. 609, U. S. Geological Survey:

*The Maurir^c Jovce Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 111 illustration^' for Bulletin No. 610, U. S. Geological Survey:

"The Ma luice Joyce Engraving Co 98. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 72. 50


Photolithoeraphing and prin ing 7,168 cooies each of 27 illustrations for Bulletin No. 611:

A. Hoen Co: ' 1,200.00The Xorris Peters Co 1,365.00Sn-der .1- Black 1,096.00

*U. S. Geoloei-al Suivcv 966.00Reproducing 82 illustrarioris for Bulletin No. 611, U. S. Geological Survey:

Engraving 24 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 86. 00National Engraving Co 82.80L?nman Engraving Co 122. 00

*Standard Engraving Co 73. 75

Engraving 38 line illustrations—The ilaiu-ice Jovce Engraving Co 20. 00National EngraWng Co 28.50Lanman Engraving Co 28.00^Standard Engraving Co ^ 20.00

"Engraving 11" Illustrations for Bulletin No. 612, U. S. Geological Survey:Farnaer-Zehr Engra-.-ing Co 233. 67

Eai^man Engraving Co 390. 00*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 180. 00Walker Engra-> ing Co 190. 00

Ptotolhhographing and printing 7,168 copies each of 29 illustrations for Bulletin No. 612:.\ndrevT B. Graham Co 2.500.00*A.Hoen&Co l', 296. 00The Norris Peters Co 2, 145. 00Snyder .1- Black 1 , 423. 0017. S. Geological Survey 1,200.00

Photolithograoliing and printing 7,168 copies each of 25 illustrations for Bulletin No. 613:The Norris Peters Co 995. 00A. Hoen Co 1,1.50.00

Snvder Black 1,065.00*U.S. Geoloeiral Survey 1,000.00

Reproducing 102 illustrations for Bulletin No. 613, U. S. Geological Survey:Engraving 41 line illustrations—

Phototvpe Engraving Co 30. 75Walker Engraving Co 136. 00Eanman Engraving Co 30. 00The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 34. 00National Engraviag Co 30. 00

^Scientific Engraving Co 17. 00Engraving 61 halftone illustrations—-

Walker Engraving Co i 30. 00Lanman Engraving Co 135. 00The iLaurice" Jovce Engraving Co 145. 00National Engraving Co 126. 00Phototype Engraving Co 175. GO

*ScienTific Engraving Co. . -

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126. 50Reproducing 76 illustrations for Bulletin No. 614, U. S. Geological Survey:

Engraviag 1." line and 42 halftone illustrations—"I.anm'an Engraving Co 164. 00National Engraving Co 140. 40*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 110. 00Standard Engraving Co 120. 00

Photolithograpliing and printing 7,168 copies each of 19 illustrations

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A.Hoen&Co 879.00The Norris Peters Co 760. 00Snvder & Black.. 985.00

=^17. S. Geological Survev 760.00Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 620-B, XT. S. Geological Survey:

*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 9. 60Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 620-D, U. S. Geological Survey:16^ *The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 4.00Reproducing 5 illustration? for Bullecin No. 621-A:.


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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co

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10. 00Engraving 1 wax illustration—

*E. L. Poates Engra\ ing Co 9. 00Reprinting 3,717 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for House Document No. 1154, 63d, 2d—The Glacier National Park:

*U. S. Geological Sm-vey 215.00

1 Error in bid.

316 EEPOBT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Eeproduclng 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 621-B:Engraving 1 line and 1 halftone illustration—

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $14. 15Photolithographing and printing 9,887 copies of 1 illustration—

Snyder & Black 188.00The Norris Peters Co 110. 00

*U. S. Geological Survey 83.00Andrew B. Graham Co 177. 00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 621-C:Engraving 2 line illustrations—

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 50Photolithographing and printing 9,587 copies of 1 illustration—

Snyder & Black 89. 00•i=The Norris Peters Co 55. 00U. S. Geological Survev - 58.00Andrew B . G raham Co'.. 63. 00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 621-D:Engraving 1 line illustration—

*The Maiu-ice Joyce Engraving Co 7.50Photolithographing"and printing 9,587 copies of 1 illustration

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Snyder & Black 149. OCThe Norris Peters Co

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110.00*U. S. Geological Siu"vey 79. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 147.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 89:*The Maurice J oyce Engraving Co 28. 00Walker Engraving Co 34. 00

Reprinting 503 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Professional Paper No. 90-J.:*U. S. Geological Survey 28.00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 91:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 46. 00Walker Engraving Co 75. 00

Reproducing 17illustrations for Professional Paper No. 95-B:Engraving 10 line and 6 halftones—

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 17. 50National Engraving Co 15.00Lanman Engraving Co 18. 00Walker Engraving Co 16. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 13. 00

Lithographing and printing 6,912 copies of 1 illustration for Professional Paper No. 95-B—Andrew B. Graham Co 160.00A. Hoen&Co 141.00Snyder & Black 375. 00

*U. S. Geological Survey 115. 00Engraving 12 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 95-C:


Engraving 4 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 95-D:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 15

Reprinting 500 copies each of 2 illustrations (1 lithographic and 1 photolithographic) for WaterSupply Paper No. 345-H:*Snyder & Black 94. 00

Reproducing 25 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 369:Engraving 12 line and 7 halftone illustrations

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24.50Walker Engraving Co 27. 50


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Snyder & Black 627.00The Norris Peters Co 650. 00A. Hoen & Co 597. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 655.00*U. S. Geological Survey 568.00

Engraving 62 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 371:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 146. 00Lanman Engraving Co 165. 00Walker Engraving Co 240. 00

Engraving 34 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 372:



Walker Engraving Co 71.54

Engraving 14 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 375-B:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 26. 00

*Walker Engraving Co 20. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 375-D:*The Main-ice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 48

Engraving 6 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 375-E:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 375-F:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 90

Reproducing 9 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 398:

Engraving 6 line illustrations—*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 60

Photolithographing and printing 6,755 copies each of 3 illustrations—*U. S. Geological Survey 257.00

The Norris Peters Co 260. 00

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 275.00

Andrew B. Graham Co ,275. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Potash Salts, 1914:



Engraving 1 illustration for The Production of Chromic Iron Ore in 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $1. 75

Engraving 3 illustrations for The Production of Asbestos in 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 30Engraving 1 illustration for The Production of Fluorspar in 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 90Reproducing 4 illustrations for the Cement Industry in the United States:


Lithographing and printing 11,283 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co 120. 00Snyder & Black No bid.Andrew B. Graham Co 149.00

' *U. S. Geological Survey 100.00Engraving 23 illustrations for Technical Paper No. 114, Bureau of Mines:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 21. 50National Engraving Co 17. 50Lanman Engraving Co 20. 00^Standard Engraving Co 14.00

Photolithographing and printing 4,800 copies of 1 illustration, Graphic Log:- t.*The Norris Peters Co 50. 00

U. S. Geological Survey No bid.Reproducing 26 illustrations for Bulletin No. 605, U. S. Geological Survey:

Engraving 10 line and 14 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 33. 00National Engraving Co 48.90Lanman Engraving Co 53. 00Walker Engraving Co 29. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 23. 90Galvanotype Engraving Co 26.00


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Snyder <k Black 814. 00A. Hoen & Co 813. 00*Andrew B. Graham Co 672. 00U. S. Geological Survey 674. 00

Reproducing 31 illustrations for Bulletin No. 607, U. S. Geological Survey:Engraving 6 line and 23 halftone illustrations

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Galvanotjrpe Engraving Co 58.00The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 52. 70Lanman Engraving Co 91. 00National Engraving Co 69.00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 29. 90Standard Engraving Co 80. 00

Lithographing and printing 7,480 copies each of 2 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co 750. 00*Snyder & Black 671. 00U. S. Geological Survey 741.00

Reproducing 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 608, U. S. Geological Survey:Engraving 3 line and 12 halftone illustrations

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Galvanotype Engraving Co 45. 00The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 38. 00Lanman Engraving Co 70. 00National Engraving Co 49. 44Standard Engraving Co 58. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 30. 00


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A. Hoen & Co 990.00*Snyder & Black 972. 00U. S Geological Survey 1,004.00

Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin 615—Rhode Island Coal:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 50National Engraving Co 19. 00Lanman Engraving Co 19. 00

Reproducing 38 illustrations for Bulletin No. 618, U. S. Geologcal Survey:Engraving 17 line and 20 halftone illustrations

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Lanman Engraving Co 70. 00National Engraving Co 58. 03Scientific Engraving Co 49. 05^Standard Engraving Co 45. 00

Photolithographing and printing 5,480 copies of 1 illustration

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*A.Hoen&Co 420.00Breuker & Kessler Co 495. 00Snyder & Black 440.00U. S. Geological Survey 478.00

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration, Panoramic View of Rocky MountainNatjonal Park:*A. Hoen&Co 363.00Snyder & Black No bid.

Breuker & Kessler Co No bid.

American Lithographic Co No bid.

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U. S. Geological Survey 400. 00Reproducing 27 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 374:


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Lithographing and printing 4,755 copies each of 5 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 376:The Norris Peters Co 248. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 244.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 251.50*U. S. Geological Survey 200.00

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No. 1 map paper 515.00No. 2 map paper 427.00

*U. S Geological Survey 380.00Reproducing 7 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 397:


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Reproducing 21 illustrations for Bulletin No. 86—Engineering Problems of the Panama Canal:Engraving 6 line and 14 halftone illustrations

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Engraving 3 illustrations for Bxilletin No. 86—Engineering Problems of the Panama Canal:*The Industrial Press 21. 00

Reproducing 70 illustrations for Bulletin No. 98—Report of the Selby Smelter Commission:Engraving 7 line and 62 halftone illustrations:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 99. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 83. 00Walker Engraving Co 88. 82

Powers Photo-Engraving Co 94. 50Lithographing and printing 2,175 copies of 1 illustration—

*U. S. Geological Survey 62.00Andrew B. Graham Co 117.00A. Hoen&Co 83.00Snyder & Black 107. 00

Lithographing and printing 2^175 copies each of 11 illustrations for Bxilletin No. 98—Report of

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*Snyder & Black 834. 00Arnerican Lithographic Co No bid.

Sackett & Wilhelms Co No bid.

Reproducing 23 illustrations for Bulletin No. 80—A Primer on Explosives for Metal Miners andQuarrymen:Engraving 12 wax illustrations

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Engraving 11 halftone illustrations

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Reproducing 22 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : The Testing of Potentiometers:Engraving 1 halftone illustration

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Engraving 11 wax illustrations for Scientific Paper No. —: The Emmissivity of Metals andOxides gI/C

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Reproducing 9 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : Various Modifications of Bismuth-SilverThermopiles Havin? a ( onttnuous Absorbing Surface:Eneraving 2 halftone illustrations

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Engraving 7 wax iilu-:r:. ::or.;

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Engravinir 2 wax illustrations for Scientific Paper Xo. — : Adjustments of the Thomson Bridgein the Measurement of Verv Low Resistances:

L. L. Poates Enrraviiu^ V 0 8.00*The Industrial Press 3. 75

Reproducing 17 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — ; An Experimental Study on the KoepselPermearneter:Engraving 3 illustrations—

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L. L. Poates Engraving Co 58.00*The Industrial Press . . 52. 00

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Engraving 4 wax illiistrations for Technologic Paper No. 40—The Veritas Firing Rings:*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 15.00

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Engraving 2 line illustrations for Notice: Reward for Marked Sahnon:*Lanman Engraving Co 2.00

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Engraving 5 line iUustraticns for Special Publication No. 22—Precise Leveling from Brigham,Utah, to San Eranoisco, Cal.:

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Engraving 6 line illustrations for Regulations Governing International Yacht Races, 1914:


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Engraving 29 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. —: Insulating Properties of Solid Dielectrics:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 26. 20

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Lanman Engraving Co 25.00Engraving 17 illustrations for Technologic Paper No. 41—Lead Acetate Test for Hydrogen Sul-phide in Gas:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 41. 00National Engraving Co. 28. 41

Lanman Engraving Co 49.00Walker Engraving^Co 40. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Technologic Paper No. 42—Standardization of No. 200 CementSieves:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 90National Engraving Co 8. 85



1 After notice from the department that these illustrations would not be required a charge of 75 centswas made by the contractor for preliminary work, the balance of the order being canceled.

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Engraving 2 illustrations for Report—Paupers in Almshouses, 1910:*National Engraving Co $2. 25

Engraving 3 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : Electrical Resistance and Critical Rangesof Pure Iron:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 35

Engraving by the wax process 4 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : A Watthour MeterMethod of Testing Instrument Transformers:*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 12. 60The Industrial Press 13. 00

Engraving by the wax process 4 illustrations for Circular No. 9, 7th edition—Testing of GlassVolumetric Apparatus:

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Engraving 1 illustration for Report—Paupers in Almshouses, 1910:^National Engraving Co 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Report on Electrical Industries in 1912:*Lanman Engraving Co 4, 00

Engraving 14 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of Commerce, 1914:*The Mam-iee Joyce Engraving Co 24. 75National Engraving Co 24. 75Lanman Engraving Co 28. 00Walker Engraving Co 28. 00

Engraving 19 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of Commerce, 1914:*Lanman Engraving Co 18,35

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin—Negroes in the United States:*National Engraving Co 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Long Wire Drag:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 75

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Lithographing and printing 6,247 copies each of 9 illustrations for List of Merchant Vessels of theUnited States for 1914, Part VI:Pasbach-Voice Litho .Co 870. 00A. Hoen & Co 723. 00*Snyder & Black 649. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 754. 00

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Reproducing 5 illustrations for National Standard Hose Couplings and Fitting for Public FireService—Circular 50:

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*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 55Engraving 2 wax illustrations for Absorption, Reflection, and Dispersion Constants of Quartz-

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*The Industrial Press 7. 25Engraving 5 wax illustrations for Technologic Paper No. 43—Hydration of Portland Cement;


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Engraving 1 illustration for Circular No. 51—Measurement of Time and Tests of Timepieces:*National Engraving Co 1. 55

Engraving 1 illustration for Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on Farm MachineryTrade Associations:*National Engraving Co 1. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Sporozoon Parasites of Certain Fishes in the Vicinity of Woods Hole,Mass. (part of Bull., voL 33):*Walker Engraving Co 30. 00


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The Norris Peters Co S58. GOAndrew B. Graham Co m. 00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 27. 00Columbia Planograph Co 'iO.'sh

Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Tleport of the Secretary of Commerce, 1914:

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The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 00*National Engraving Co 23. 75Lanman Engraving Co 39. 00Walker Engraving Co 34. 00

Reproducing 8 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : A Vibration Electrometer:Engraving 2 line illustration^^

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Engraving 6 wax illustrations—L. L. Poates Engraving Co 15. 00*The Industrial Press 14. 00

Reproducing 7 illustrations for Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 809:Engraving 6 illustrations

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Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration, Cross Section Paper:*A. Hoen&Co 30.00

Engraving 17 illustrations for Report on Electrical Industries, 1912:*I>anman Engraving Co 19. 50

Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Photometric Lamp Sheet Test and Candle-PowerScale and 7 ecord Sheets:*U. S. Geological Survey 9.00

Reprinting 1,000 copies each of 2 illustrations for Statistical Atlas of the Unitzd States (platesI and 389):

*U. S. Geological Survey 91. 00Engravi'^g 4 illustrations for Bulletin, Supply and Distribution of Cotton for the Year EndingAug. 31, 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co ., 3. 45Engraving 3 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : Characteristic Equations of TungstenFilament Lamps:Lanman Engraving Co 8. 50

Engraving 4 iUustrations for An Ecological Reconnoissance of the Fishes of Douglas Lake, Che-boygan Coimty, Mich, (part of Bull., vol. 33, 1913):Lanman Engraving Co 5. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Bin-eau of Fisheries Document No. 810:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 811:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 80Engraving I illustration for Resonance Curves—Form No. 764:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co 8. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 286a—Isochronism Curves:The Industrial Press 13 . 00

Reproducing 17 illustrations for Aimual Report of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1914:

Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 16 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co 385. 00The Norris Peters Co 188. 00Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

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Engraving 1 illustration for Report—Indians in the United States, 1910:

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Photolithographing and printing 3 illustrations for United States Coast Pilot, Part IV, 6thedition:Coast and Geodetic Survey No bid.

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Engraving 5 illustrations for Ninth Annual Conference on the Weights and Measures of theUnited States, 1914:

Lanman Engraving Co 5. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Census Bulletin No. 128:

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Engraving 5 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : Temperature Coefflcient of Magnetic Per-meability Within the Working Range:Lanman Engraving Co 5. 50

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Engraving 18 illustrations for Special Publication No. 23—The Work of the Coast and GeodeticSurvey, 3d edition:*The" Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $26. 00National Engraving Co 44. 00Lanman Engraving Co 70. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.Powers Photo-Engraving Co 45. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Report—Indians in the United States, 1910:*Lanman Engraving Co '. 10. 40

Reproducing 16 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : A Wheatstone Bridge for ResistanceThermometry:Engraving 10 halftone illustrations—

The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 21. 50*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 17. 00Walker Engraving Co 20. 00

Engraving, by wax process, 6 illustrations—*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 26.00The Industrial Press 28.25

Engraving 3 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : A Comparison of Stellar Radiometers andRadiometric Measurements on 110 Stars:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 50^National Engraving Co 2. 75Lanman Engraving Co 4,00

Engraving 1 illustration for Circular 52—Regulations of Electrotyping Solutions, Standards:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. .50

Engraving 12 illustrations for Special Publication No. 24, Coast Survey:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 19. 00National Engraving Co 29.00Lanman Engraving Co 29.00Walker Engraving'^Co 25. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 28. 00

Reprinting 1.500 copies of 1 illustration for Statistical Atlas, 1910, Plate I:

*U. S. Geological Survey 47.50Engraving 1 illustration for Circular Letters—Trade Directory of South America (facsimile, E. E.Pratt):*Lanm.an Engraving Co. .75

Engraving 3 illustrations for Miscellaneous Series No. 21—Report on the Pottery Industry:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 00

Reproducing 229 illustrations for Report of Alaska Investigation, 1914 (part of Bulletin of theBureau of Fisheries, vol. 33, 1913):

Engraving 208 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 395. 00W alker Engraving Co 424. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 393. 00

Engraving 15 line and 6 halftone illustrations—*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co . .

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Reproducing S illustrations for Report of Alaska Investigation in 1914 (part of Bull., vol. 33, 1913):


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Engraving 1 illustration for Report of Alaska Investigation, 1914:


Engraving 1 illustration for Report of Alaska Investigation, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Report of Alaska Investigation, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 65Engraving 39 illustrations for Report on Electrical Industries, 1912:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 95. 00National Engraving Co 92.00Lanman Engraving Co 85. 00Walker Engraving Co 84. 50*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 54. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Identification of the Glochidia of Fresh-Water Mussels:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 50

Reproducing 21 illustrations for A Plane Table Manual: Appendix 7, Report of the Superin-tendent of Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1905:

Lithographing and printing 825 copies each of 7 illustrations

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Engraving 14 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 35. 00^National Engraving Co 11. 85Lanman Engraving Co 17.00Walker Engraving Co 17. 80Powers Photo-Engraving Co 15. 50

Lithographing and printing 2,075 copies each of 6 illustrations for Inside Route Pilot, Key Westto New Orleans, 1914:

The Norris Peters Co 267. OO*U. S. Geological Survey 189.00Andrew B . Graham Co 208. 00

' Bid covers furnishing transfers, and is therefore the lowest.2 Bid is for photolithographing.3 Bid based on transfers being furnished: cost of transfers, .?18.

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Art work necessary to improve copy and insure legibility of details and engraving 1 illusi radonsfor Report on Electrical Industries, 1912:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co S20. SO

Photolithographing and printing 250 copies of 1 illustration for Fisheries Document No. 809—Conditions of Oyster Beds and Barren Bottoms of Lavaca Bay, Tex.:*The Norris Peters Co 21. GO

Engraving 28 illustrations for The Story of the Census:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 25. GONational Engraving Co 45. GOLanman Engraving Co 35. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.

*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 23. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for The Story of the Census:*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin—Negroes in the United States:*Lanman Engraving Co 11.55

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Engraving 1 illustration for Economic Circular No. 16—Concerning the Mortality of the Soft Clamsat Essex, Mass.:*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for An Ecological Reconnoissance of the Fishes of Douglas Lake, Che-boygan County, Mich.:*Lanman Engraving Co 5. 75

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*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00Photolithographing and printing 3,803 copies each of 3 illustrations for Weefely Notice to Mari-

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*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 47. 50Norris Peters Co 110. 00

Andrew B. Graham Co 99.00Engraving 6 illustrations for Special Publication No. 26—General Instructions for the Field Work:


Engraving 4 illustrations for Sp-^cial Agents Series No. 96—Dyestufls for American Industries:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : Specific Heat and Heat of Fusion Ice:


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Engraving 4 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : Methods of Measuring the Inductances of

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Reproducing 50 illustrations for Technologic Paper No. 44:


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Engraving 25 illustrations for Circular No. 38, Third Edition—The Testing of Rubber Goods:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 39. 00



Engraving 30 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : EfYective Resistance and Inductance of

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Lanman Engraving Co 26. GO

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Lithographing and printing 5,575 copies of 1 illustration for Report—Indians in the United States,

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U. S. Geological Survey '^Jii'^r.Snyder & Black 238.00

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Andrew B. Graham Co 268. GO

Engraving 13 illustrations for Report—Indians in the United States, 1910:


Reprinting 700 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Report—Agriculture (Vol. V), General

Report and Analysis, 1910:

*U. S. Geological Survey 38.00


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Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Report—Poptilation (Vol. I), GeneralReport and Analysis, 1910:

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00Engraving 5 illustrations for Report—Indians in the United States, 1910:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 25Engraving 9 illustrations, Plans and Specifications for Buoys and Appendages, 1915:

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Engraving 21 illustrations for Special Publication No. 26—General Instructions for the FieldWork of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 70Lanman Engraving Co 15. 00Walker E ngraving Co 18. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 21. 50

Photolithographing, lithographing and printing 2,572 copies each of 3 illustrations for InsideRoute Pilot—Coast of New Jersey:The Norris Peters Co 130. 00Andrew B . Graham Co j 127. 00*U. S. Geological Survey 100. 00

Engraving 1 illustration, facsimile signature, J. M. Griffin (Settlement Notification Card):*Lanman Engraving Co .75

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Engraving 18 illustrations for Special Publication No. 27—Latitude Observations with Photo-graphic Zenith Tube:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 86. 00*Walker Engraving Co 70. 00

Engraving 9 illustrations for Special Publication No. 28—Application of the Theory of LeastSauares to the Adjustment of Triangulation:*Lanman Engraving Co 7. 65

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Photolithographing and printing 3,803 copies each of 4 illustrations for Weekly Notice to Mariners,No. 16, issue of Apr. 16, 1915:

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*Lanman Engraving Co 11. 00Engraving by the wax process and printing 3,075 copies of 1 illustration for Special ConsularReports No. 72—British India, with Notes on Ceylon, Afghanistan, and Tibet (map of India):*Rand, McNally & Co 129. 00

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Engraving 30 illustrations for Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 815:

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Lithographing and printing 503 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bureau of Fisheries DocumentNo. 783:

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Engraving 20 illustrations for Technologic Paper No. 48—An Air Analyzer for Determining the

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Engraving 12 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. —: A Study of the Quality of Platinum Ware:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : Interference Measurements of Wave Lengthsin the Iron Spectrum:*Lanman Engraving Co 1-50

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Engraving 2 illustrations for Scientific Paper No. — : Reading Device for Computing Character-istics of Vacuum Tungsten Lamps:*The Marurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 88

Reprinting 11,000 copies of 1 illustration. International Metric Svstem Chart:'

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Photolithograohing and pfiating 300 copies of 1 illustration for Tvpes of Buovs:*The Norris Peters Co '

7. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Plans and Specifications for Buoys and Appendages, 1915:

National Engraving Co 1. 32Photohthographing and printing 200 copies each of 20 illustrations, Plans for Construction ofNavassa Island Light Station:The Norris Peters Co 135. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 136. 00Columbia Planograph Co No bid.

Reproducing 4 mustrations for Survev of the Eishing Grounds on the Coast of Washington andOregon, 1914:

Engraving 2 halftone niustrations

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Lanm an E ngraving Co 5 . 00Photolithographing and printing 2,575 copies each of 2 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co 145. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 152. 00Webb & B ocorsels: i (Inc. ) 120. 00

Engraving 3 iQustrations for the Bureau of Fisheries and its Station at Woods Eole, Mass.:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7. 80

Engraving 9 illustrations for Economic Circular No. 17—Fishes Destructive to the Eggs andLarvfe of Moscjuitoes:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co 15. 00National Engraving Co 20. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations for The Fishes of the Yellowstone National Park:The Maux-ice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00

Engraving 2 niustrations lor Statistical Directory of State Institutions:Lanman Engraving Co "

5. 30Photolithoeraphing and nrinttng 2,571 copies of 1 illustration for pamphlet, Popiilation of Tulsa,Okla.:The Non-is Peters Co 137. 00Webb (i- Bocorselski ! Inc. i Can not bid.Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.U.S. Geological Survey No bid.

Reprinting 500 copies of 1 illustration for Flags of the Department of Commerce:Andrew B. Graham Co 95. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Radio Service Bulletin No. 6, June, 1915:Lanman Engraving Co '. '. 13. 70

Engraving 1 illustration. Map of Louisiana:Lanman Engraving Co 3. 30

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin—Infant Care—Care of Children Series No. 2:

The Mam-ice Joyce Engr-aving Co '22. 50National Engraving Co 19. 00Larunan Engraving Co 22. 00

Engraving , illustrations for Bulletin No. — : Infant Care—Care of Children Series No. 2:

The Maurice Joyce Engr-aving Co 16. 00National Engr-aving Co. IS. 00Lanman Engraving Co 23. 00

Engraving 2S illustrations for Infant Mort-ahty Series No. 3—Results of a Field Study in Johns-town, Pa.:The Maurice Jovce Engr-aving Co 53. 00National Engraving Co 30. 40Lanman Engraving Co 42. 00Walter Engraving Co 40. SO

PhotoKthographing and printing 5,107 copies each of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of theCommissioner General of Immigration, 1914:

The Norris Peters Co 220. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 310. 00U. S. Geological Survey 160. 00

1 Awarded to the Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. upon instructions of assistant purchasing agentauthority of the purchasing agent"

2 Awarded on time, on recommendation of department; approved by Public Printer,


Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 146—Wages and Regularity of Employment in theDress and Waist Industry of New York City:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $11. 25National Engraving Co 14. 00*Lanman Iilngraving Co 11. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Bulletin—Infant Care—Care of Children Series 2:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 18, 00*National Engraving Co 18. 00Lanman Engraving Co 20. 00

Engraving 11 illustrations for Labor Bulletin No. 165:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22. 00National Engraving Co 17. 50Lanman Engraving Co No bid.Walker Engraving Co 24. 50^Powers Photo-Engraving Co 17. 30

Engraving 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 173—Index Numbers, Wholesale Prices Series, No. 3:

*The Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co 17. 00National Engraving Co No bid.Lanman Engraving Co 20. 00

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Reproducing 61 illustrations for War Document No. 473—Report on Fuel Tests and the Issue ofFuel, 1914:

Necessary engraving, photolitliographing, transferring, and printing 5,671 copies each of 18illustrations—Pasbach-Voice Lithographing Co 850. 00*AHoen&Co 733.00U.S. Geological Survey 888. 00The Norris Peters Co 1, 055. 00Andrev/ B. Graham Co 1, 105. 00

Engraving 43 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 165. 00National Engraving Co 165. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 150. 00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Form No. 1662—Handbook of the 7-inch Siege Howitzer Battery,etc.:


Engraving 10 illustrations for Form No. 1713—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for

6-inch Barbette Carriage, Model of 1910 for 6-inch Guns, Model of 1908 Mn:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 65. 00*National Engraving Co 62. 75Lanman Engraving Co 76. 00

Engraving 9 illustrations for Form No. 1986—Directions for Using, Mounting, and Dismounting1-pounder and 2.95-inch Subcaliber Guns, etc.:

The Maurice Joyce Elngraving Co 22. 00*National Engraving Co 21. 63Lanman Engraving Co 22. 50

Redrawing and engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No.— , 1914—Instructions in the " Schaefer "

method of Artificial Respiration, etc.:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5. 00Engraving 17illustrations for Bulletin No. 6, Medical Department, U. S. Array—The Prophylaxis

of Malaria with Reference to the Military Service:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 44. 35National Engraving Co 49. 00Lanman Engraving Co 57. 00

Engi-aving 1 illustration for General Orders, No. — : Instructions relative to the Issue of Fuel at

Military Posts:National Engraving Co 5. 40

Printing 4,700 copies each of 4 illustrations for General Orders, No. 57—Instructions Relative to

the Issue of Fuel at Military Posts:*A. Hoen&Co 132.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Artillery Bulletin No. 104, Serial No. 119:




Engraving 10 illustrations for Coast Artillery Drill Regulations, U.S. Army, 1914—War Docu-ment No. 474;


National Engraving Co 32. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 22. 50

Engraving 1 illustration, Changes No. —,Infantry DrUl Regulations:

*Lanman Engi-aving Co ". 1-00

Reprinting 20,575 copies each of 2 illustrations for Field Service Regulations, U.S. Army—WarDocument No. 475, Corrected to July 1^ 1914:

*Andrew B . Graham Co 170. 00

Redrawing and engraving 7 illustrations for Examination Questions used in Competitive Exami-nation, 1914, for Appointment in Engineer Corps:*Lanman Engraving Co 15. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Commanding Ofiicer's Data Book—Field Artillery:


Engraving 1 line illustration for Annual Report of the Judge Advocate General, U. S. Army, 1914:




Reproducing 2 illustrations for Regulations for the Care and Test of a Smokeless i'owder, andother Explosive Materials in Store, at Ordnance Establishments and in Service:Engraving 1 halftone illustration—

*NationaI Engraving Co $2.00Reprinting 1,500 copies of 1 illustration—

*A. Hoen & Co 60. 00Engraving 19 illustrations for Form No. 1887—Price List of Articles of Submarine Equipment:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 66.80National Engraving Co 55. 00Lanman Engraving Co 65. 00*"WaIker Engraving Co 51.80

Engraving 10 halftone illustrations for Form No. 1718—Description of the Infantry Equipment,Model of 1910:

*The Maui-ice Joyce Engraving Co 49.00National Engraving Co 79.00Lanman Engraving Co 90. 00

Engraving 4 halftone illustrations for Manug,! of Physical Training for Use in the U. S. Army-War Document No. 436:

^National Engi-aving Co 8. 00Reprinting 1,207 copies each of 14 illustrations for Engineer Field Manual, 1912:

U. S. Geological Survey 106.00*A. Hoen&Co 74.00

Reprinting 1,204 copies each of 2 illustrations for The Army Horse in Accident and Disease, 1909:

*A. Hoen&Co 58.00Engraving 15 illustrations for Annual Report ol the Governor of Porto Rico, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. . 44. 90National Engraving Co 37.50*Lanman Engraving Co 37. 50Walker Engraving Co No bid.

Making changes and reprinting 1,200 copies of 1 illustration for Cross Section Lithograph:*A. Hoen & Co 24. 00

Engraving 1 halftone illustration for General Orders:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 00

Engraving 29 line illustrations for Aimual Report of the Surgeon General, U. S. Army, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 59. 00National Engraving Co 53 . 96Lanman Engraving Co 45. 00*Walker Engraving Co 38. 90

Engraving 19 illustrations for Form No. 1715—Description and Directions for use and care of

Cavalry Equipment, Model of 1912:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co ' 57. 30National Engraving Co 95.00Lanman Engraving Co 85. 00*Walker Engraving Co 52. 50

Engraving 14 illustrations for Examination Questions for Detail for Duty in the OrdnanceDepartment:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 25

Engraving 3 illustrations for Tabulation Sheets—Forms Nos. 2589, 2590, and 2625:

The Maurice Joj^ce Engraving Co 12. 40National Engraving Co 18.00*Lanman Engraving Co 11. 75

Reproducing 20 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Division of Militia Affairs, 1914:

Reprinting 2,538 copies of 1 illustration

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*The Norris Peters Co 54. 00Engraving 19 line illustrations—

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1 13. 00National Engraving Co 45.00*Lanman Engraving Co 32. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration of Official Bulletin No. 2, Ofl5.ce of the Chief of StafI:

*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 1. 00Reproducing 222 illustrations for Tests of Metals—Watertown Arsenal, 1914 (H. Doc. 1399; 63d,

3d):Engraving 64 line illustrations

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*The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 120. 00National Engraving Co 124. 00Lanman Engraving Co 145. 00Walker Engraving Co 166. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co ^ 115. 00

Engraving 158 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 245. 00Walker Engraving Co 360. 00*National Engraving Co 219. 00Lanman Engraving Co 275. 00

Reproducing 137 illustrations, Aimual Report of the Chief of Engineers, etc. (H. Doc. 1408; 63d,

3d):Engraving 52 line illustrations—


*National Engraving Co 56.00Lanman Engraving Co 80. 00Walker Engraving Co 65. 00

Engraving 12 halftone illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 36. 00National Engraving Co 34.00Lanman Engraving Co 35. 00

Walker Engraving Co - 39. 80

Bid withdrawn.

328 BEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Reproducing 137 illustrations, Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, etc. (H. Doc. 1408;

63d, ?d)—Continued.Photolithographing and printing 1,706 copies each of 73 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co $964. 00Webb & Borcoselski (Inc.) 935.00*U. S. Geological Survey 855. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for General Orders No. — , 1914:

*Lannian Engi-aving Co 1. 40Reprinting 2,799 copies of 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the War Department, Vol. II,

(Report of the Chief of Engineers, w'ithout appendices), 1914:

*U. S. Geological Sui'vey 46.00Engraving 66 iUustrations for Bulletin No. 7—Studies in Roentgen-Ray Diagnosis, etc.:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 98. 00Walker Engraving Co 265. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Report on Relief of American Citizens in Europe:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00

Reproducing 12 iUustrations for Report of Board of Road Commissioners for Alaska, 1914:


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The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 19. 80^National Engraving Co 15.50Lanman Engraving Co 18. 00Walker Engraving Co 17. 90Powers Photo-Engraving Co 18. 00

Photolithographing and printing 342 copies of 1 illustration

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*The Norris Peters Co 21.00Andrew B. Graham Co 24.00U. S. Geological Survey 26.00

Engraving 22 illustrations for Form No. 1771—Handbook of the 4.7-inch Gun Material Model of

1906, with Instructions for Its Care:The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 40.00^National Engraving Co 21.00Lanman Engraving Co 29. 00Walker Engraving Co 26. 80Powers Photo-Engraving Co 35.00

Engraving 1 illustration for General Orders No. —, 1914—Kit Bag:*Lanman Engraving Co 1.00

Engraving 18 illustrations for Form 1660—Handbook of the 3.2-inch Field Battery with In-structions of Its Care:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 58. 00National Engraving Co 45.00Lanman Engraving Co 48. 00Walker Engravmg Co 69. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 55.00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Form No. 1663—Description of the Pratt Range Board, Model of

1905:


Lanman Engraving Co - 40. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 7—Studies in Roentgen-Ray Diagnosis, etc.:


Engraving 18 illustrations for War Document No. 486—Manual for Farriers, Horseshoers, Sad-dlers' and Wagoners or Teamsters:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 20. 00Lanman Engraving Co 30. 00National Engraving Co 25.00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Form No. 1714—Handbook of the 3.6 inch and 7-inch Mortar Car-riages, Model of 1895 for 3.6-inch Field Motor Model of 1890, and 7-inch Siege Mortar, Modelof 1892:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 50National Engraving Co 15.30

Lanman Engraving Co 12. 50Walker Engraving Co 14.00

*Po--ers Photo-Engraving Co 11. 00Engraving 3 illustrations for Form No. 1960—Description of 3-inch Telescopic Sights, Model of 1910:


Engraving 8 illustrations for Form No. 1763—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for

2.24-inch (6-pounder) Guns and Parapet Mounts:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 30. 00National Engraving Co 29. 00Lanman Engraving Co 34. 00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Appendix A—Manual for Noncommissioned Officers and Privatesof Infantry of the Organized Militia and Volimteers of the United States, 1914:


National Engraving Co 4. 50Lanman Engraving Co 5. 50Walker Engraving Co 9.50Pov ers Photo-Engraving Co 4. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Form 1872—Seacoast Artillery Ammtinition and Instructions for Its

Care and Use:Lanman Engraving Co 8. 25

Engraving 6 illustrations for Form 1881—Primers for Use in Service Cannon:Lanman Engraving Co 13. 50

Engraving 9 illustrations for Document No. 486—Manual for Farriers, Horseshoers, Saddlers, andWagoners or Teamsters:The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 34. 50National Engraving Co 124. 00Lanman Engraving Co 25. 00

Engraving 33 illustration for Signal Corps Manual No. 8—Installation and Maintenance of FireControl Systems at Seacoast Fortifications:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 25. 00


rhotolithographing and printing 1,700 copies of 1 illustration for Model Drill and InstructionSchedule:The Norris reters Co S40.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) No bid-*Columbia rianograph Co 22.00

Reprinting 2,003 copies each of 2 lithographic illustrations for Signal Book U. S. Armv, 1914:

*The Norris refers Co 22.00Reprinting 10,003 copies each of 2 photolithographic illustrations for Field Service Regulations,U. S. Army, corrected to Julv 1, 1914:

*Andre- B . Graham Co ia5. 00Engraving 1 illustration, Triangulation—Station-adjustment Blanks:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3.00Engraving 1 illustration, War Document No. 4S5:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2.50Engraving 118 line illustrations for Signal Corps Manual No. 8:

The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 110.00National Engraving Co 121.00*Lanman Engraving Co 101.00

Engraving 73 half-tone illustrations for Signal Corps Manual No. 8:

The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 190.00National Engraving Co 1.55.00

*Lanman Engraving Co 116.80Engraving 1 illustration for AA'ar Document No. 486:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2.75Ensrraving- S illusTrations for Combined Infantry and Cavahv Drill Regulations for AutomaticMachine Eifie Caliber .30, Model of 1909:

*Lanman Engraving Co 7.30Engraving S illustrations for Signal Corps Manual No. 8:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 21.50*Lanman Engraving Co 19.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Signal Corps Manual No. 8:

*The Maurice Jo^-ce Engraving Co 2.00LithographinET and printing 1,003 copies each of 14 illustrations for Engineer Field Manual, 1912:

*A. Hoen&Co 72.00U. S. Geological Smrvey 100.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Signal Corps Manual No. 8:

=*=The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 15Engraving 15 illustrations for Bulletin No. 8—The Prevalence of Syphilis in the Army:

The Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co 30. 00National Engraving Co 45.00Lanman Engraving Co 28.00*Standard Engraving Co 16. 75

Lithographing and printing 200 copies of 1 illustration, Certificate for Military Aviator andA-viation Mechanician:Snyder 6: Black 54. 00*A. Hoen & Co 47.00Andre-:^- B. Graham Co 65.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Changes No. — , Coast Artillery Drill Regulations, 1914:=i=The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Form 1926—Handbook of the Automatic Machine Rifle, Caliber .30,

Model of 1909, etc.:


Engraving 1 illustration for Form 1875—Description of Swasey Depression Position Finders,Types A and A-II:*Lanman Engi-aving Co 5. 45

Engraving 1 illustration for Form 1872—Seacoast Artillery Ammunition and Listructions for Its

Preparation, Care, and L se:

^National Engraving Co 3.06Engraving 10 illustrations for Form No. 1721—Instructions for Loading Projectiles vrith. Explo-sive D

:


Lanman Engraving Co 85.00^Standard Engraving Co 35. 75

Engraving 31 illustrations for Safety Features of Firing and Breech Mechanism of Field, Siege,

and Seacoast Guns:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 175. 00National Engraving Co 170.00Lanman Enaraving Co 110.00^Standard Engraving Co 65. 00

Engraving 56 illustrations for Form No. 1961—Microscopic Examination of Steel:

*The Matu-ice Jovce Engraving Co 88. 00

Walker Engraving Co 210.00Engraving 60 illustrations for General Electrical Specifications No. 6:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 50. 00Lanman Ensi-aving Co 32.00Walker Engraving Co 36. 00

*Po~ers Photo-Engraving Co 31. 00Engraving 1 illustration, Transportation Permit:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1-50

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 12Fla:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 75

Engraving 3 illustrations for Specifications 17T8'*Lanman Eu'^ravina: Co 3.95

Engraving 1 illustration for Specificatioas 41C16:*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 45


Engravine: 1 illustration for Specifications 42H3]

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*Lanman Engraving Co $2. 15Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 62F1:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 25Engraving 4 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 323-A—Addendum to Ordnance Pamphlet

323- -Description of 5.2 M. by 45 C. M., Whitehead Torpedo Mark V, Mod. 5:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22. 45Necessary art vrork and engraving 12 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 450:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 124. 00National Engraving Co 124. 75Lanman Engraving C0 175 . 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 17:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 75National Engraving Co 7. 40*Lanman Engraving Co 7.25


*Lanman Engraving Co 4.00Engraving 1 illustration for Confidential Biilletin of Engineering Information No. 26:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 35Engraving 1 illustration for Speed, Horsepower, and Fuel Consumption Curve—Form N.S.E.No. 19:

*Lanman EngraA-ing Co 21. 50Engravins; 3 illustrations for Application for Leave:


Engraving 3 illustrations for Rules for Battle Practice—Battleships, Torpedo, and SubmarineClasses, 1914-15:

*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 45Engraving 27 illustrations for Report of Battle Practice, Spring of 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co 40. 80Engraving 3 illustrations for Report of Engineering Competitions, 1913-14-

*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 75Lithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration. Graphic Chart:

The Norris Peters Co 42. 50Andrew B. Graham Co 39.00

*A. Hoen&Co 22.00U.S. Geological Survey No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 2,075 copies of 1 illustration for H. O. Publication No. 129

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West Indies Pilot, Vol. IT:

The Norris Peters Co 37. 50*Vv^ebb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 30. 50Andrew B . Graham Co 40, 00

Engraving 8 illustrations for General Specifications, Appendix 4, Specifications for Riveting:The MaTirice Joyce Engraving Co 24. 00*National Engraving Co

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16. 25Lanman Engraving Co 21.00

Engraving 91 line and 5 halftone illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 434—Elementary-Optics, 1914:


Engraving 1 line illustration for Specifications 62C2:*National Engraving Co 2. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 52—U. S. Navy Air Compressor:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 32. 00National Engraving Co 43. 00Lanman Engraving Co ' 49.00W^alker Engraving Co No bid.

Engraving 6 illustrations for Instructions for Installation and Care of Storage Batteries in Sub-marine Boats:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 90National Engraving Co 20. 00Lanman Engravinsr Co 19. 60Walker Engraving Co 18. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Confidential Bulletin of Engineering Information No. 27:

^''Lanman Engraving Co 9. 50Reproducing S illustrations for Tactics of the Battle Line, 1914:

Engraving on stone, lithographing and printing in colors 500 copies of 1 illustration

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*Andrew B . Graham Co 60. 00Redrawing and engraving 7 line illustrations-

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 30. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 24.00

Engraving 109 illustrations for Catalogue of Tools for the United States Navy, Manufactured atthe Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa., from Tool Steel:


National Engraving Co 73. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 67. 00Walker Engraving Co 70.00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 80. 50

Eingraving 4 illustrations for Confidential Bulletin No. 18:

*National Engraving Co... 14, 70Engraving 1 illustration for Calendars for 1915:

*Walker Engraving Co 11. 00Engraving 14 illustrations for Firing Regulations for Small Arms, U. S. Navy, 1915:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 27, 00

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Engraving 10 illustrations for Firing Regulations for Small Arms, U, S. Navy, 1915:


Engraving 6 illustrations for Firing Regulations for Small Arms, U.S. Navy, 1915:



Engraving 3 illustrations for Specifications 62Cla:*National Engraving Co $4. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Specifications 17J1:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. oO

Engraving 1 illustration for Specification 42L28:*Lanman Engraving Co 1.50

Engraving 7 illustrations for Specifications 34E1:*The Maurice Joj^ce Engraving Co

$0.04

per sq. in. . 7. 28National Engraving Co 06 per sq. in..

Lanman Engraving Co 0.5 per sq. In.

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Photolithographtng and printing 50 copies of 33 illustrations for Pearl Harbor Dry Dock Plans:The Norris Peters Co 213. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 297. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 424. 00U. S. Geological Survey No bid.*Columbia Planograph Co 149. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Confidential Bulletin No. 18:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 30. 90*National Engraving Co 25. 00Lanman Engraving Co 30. 00Walker Engraving Co 28.00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 3 1 . 50

Engraving 13 illustrations for Specifications 34F3:*The Maurice Jo3'ce Engraving Co 14. 90

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 40T2:*Lanman Engravirxg Co 1 . 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 63T2a:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 75

Engraving 28 illustrations for Bulletin No. 58 (confidential):The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 88. 00National Engraving Co 85. 00Lanman Engraving Co 55.00^Powers Photo-Engraving Co 46. 50Walker Engraving Co 80. 00

Photolithographing and printing 25 copies each of 11 illustrations, Washington Storehouse Plans:The Norris Peters Co 132. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 170. 00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) SO. 00Columbia Planograph Co 108. 50

Photolithographing and printing 25 copies each of 23 illustrations, Newport Shop Buildings Plans:The Norris Peters Co 94. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 111.00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 86.25Columbia Planograph Co 115. 30

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 31L16:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 75

Reproducing 64 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 391—Sperry Fire Control Systems,F. S. Navy, October, 1914:

Engraving 36 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 149. 00National EngraVing Co 165. 00Lanman E ngraving Co 1 5 5 . 00Walker Engraving Co i 93. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 149.00

Necessary art work to improve lettering and figures and engraving 28 halftone illustrations

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The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 123. 00National Engraving Co 133. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 104.00Walker Engraving Co 138. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 178. 00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 391—Sperry Fii-e Control Systems,U. S. Na\T, October, 1914:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co . ; 47. 0 0


Engraving 2 illustrations for Specifications 12R3a:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 31L17:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 42S6a:*Lanman Engraving Co 1.75

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 43R3:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Specifications 62Wlb:*Lanman Engraving Co 2.75

Engraving 1 illustration, Primer Cards:*Lanman Engraving Co 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for No. 125—Asiatic Pilot, vol. 4:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1.50Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 59—Relative to Test of Ventilation Cowls:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 20Photolithographing and printing 25 copies each of 9 illustrations, Plans of Pier C, New York:

The Norris Peters Co No bid.

Columbia Planograph Co No bid.*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 45. 00

Photolithographing and printing 25 copies each of 2 illustrations, Washington Storehouse Plans:*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 14. 54

1 Bid withdrawn.

332 BEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Photolithographing and printing 50 copies each of 11 and 100 copies each of 3 (14 in all) illustra-

tions, Plans of Radio Towers and Foundations:*The Norris Peters Co $42. 00Webb & Bo-orselski (Inc.) 74. 00Columlda Planograph Co 80. 35

Making correction on 1 and reprinting 25 copies each of 14 photolithographic illustrations, Plansof Raiio Towers and Foundations:*The Norris Peters Co 14. 00

Engraving 11 illustrations for Report of Elementary and Division Practices, Autumn, 1914:

*The Maurice Jorce Engraving Co 49. 00Reorinting 2,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration, Cross Sectional Paper—N. S. E. Form 326:

*A. Hoen & Co 32.50Engraving 1 illustration for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 450:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 50Reproducing 7 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1918:


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The Norris Peters Co 51. 00Anirew B . Graham Co. 86. 00*U . S . Geological Survey 42. 00



Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 41H9:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Specifications 41'\V6:

*Lanman Engraving Co 4.00Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 42P6:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00Engraving 4 illustrations for Specifications 13C5:

^Lanman Engraving Co 4. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Specifications 41W7:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 60:



Photolithographing and printing 200 copies each of 90 illustrations, Standard Boats of the UnitedStates Naw:The Norris Peters Co 756. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 845. 00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 465. 00Columbia Planograph Co 843. 52

Engraving 56 illustrations for Deep Sea Diving Tests:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 89. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 96. 50Lanman Engraving Co 98. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 61:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00Engraving 7 illustrations for Confidential Bulletin No. 62:

*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 50Engraving 20 illustrations for Bulletin No. 63:

The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co No bid.National Engraving Co 48. 00Lanman Engraving Co 45. 00*Standard Engraving Co 42. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Deep Sea Diving Tests:*Lanman Engraving Co 21.00


*National Engraving Co 25. 93Engraving 2 illustrations for Specifications 42H32:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 42Bla:

*Lanman Engraving Co .90Engraving 2 illustrations for Specifications 42L13a:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 20Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 42H20a:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 30Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 13S5:

^National Engraving Co 1. 20

Engraving 1 illustration for General Specifications for lD.spection of Material:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 20

Engraving 5 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 451:*Lanman Engraving Co 37. 20

Engraving 3 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 162:


Engraving 32 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 376:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 144. 27

Photolithographing and printing 150 copies each of 56 illustrations. Plans of Navy Yards andStations: .

*The Norris Peters Co 307. 00|

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 465.00,

Columbia Planograph Co 413. 75'

Making alterations and reprinting 150 copies each of 10 photolithographic illustrations, Plans of

Navy Yards and Stations:*The Norris Peters Co 45. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Confidential Bulletin No. 19:


Engraving 1 illustration for Confidential Bulletin No. 19:

^National Engraving Co 1.02


Engraving 1 illustration for Handbook of Naval Radio Regulations:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $1. 00

Engraving 91 illustrations for Handy Book for the Aid and Instruction of the Enlisted Men in theEngineer Department, U.S. Navy:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 108. 00


Engraving 2 illustrations for Handy Book for the Aid and Instruction of the Enlisted Men in theEngineer Department, U. S. Navy:*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 20

Reprinting 2,307 copies each of 8 lithographic illustrations for The Deck and Boat Book of theU. S. Navy, 1914:

*A.Hoen&Co 102.00Engraving 1 illustration, Map of the United States and Dependencies:

*Lanman Engraving Co . . 18. 50Engraving 6 illustrations for Handy Book for the Aid and Instruction of Enlisted Men:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 8. 25Engraving 1 illustrationfor Rules lor Elementary and Battle Practices—Cruisers and Gunboats:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co '1. 60

Engraving 1 illustration for List of Stations of Inspectors of Engineering Material and Machinery:*Lanman Engraving Co .- 1. 45

Reprinting 2,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration, Cross Section Paper—N. S. E. Form 226:

*A.Hoen&Co 30.50Engraving 2 illustrations for Information Service:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 16. 70Engraving 4 illustrations for The American Nautical Almanac, 1917:


DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Engraving 1 illustration for Laws of the Second Session of the Sixty-third Congress:*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 65

Engraving 1 illustration for Statutes at Large:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00National Engraving Co 3. 75Lanman Engraving Co 3. 50

Reprinting 1,303 copies of 1 ilhistration and 1,103 copies of 1 illustration for History of the Seal ofthe United States:*A.Hoen&Co 65.25Andrew B . Graham Co 83. 00

Printing 100 additional copies each of 2 illustrations for History of the Seal of the United States:*A. Hoen&Co 2.20

Engraving 10 illustrations for Final Report in re Investigations of Levels of Lake of the Woods:^Lanman Engraving Co 86. 00

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 43—Preliminary Note on Epi-demic Poliomyelitis in Vermont:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 25

Engraving 23 illustrations for Supplement to Public Health Reports No. 18—Malaria: Lessonson its Cause and Prevention:*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 36. 00Walker Engraving Co 38. 80

Engraving 39 illustrations for Supplement to Public Health Reports No. 20—Leprosy: Its Treat-ment in the Philippines, etc.:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 53. 00National Engraving Co 55. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 37. 00Wall^er Engraving Co 45. 50

Engraving 13 illustrations for Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 100—Pituitary Standardization,etc.:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co : 19. 00National Engraving Co 17. 00Lanman Engraving Co 23. 00*Walker Engraving Co 11.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 40, issue of Oct. 2, 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 10Engraving 3 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 39, issue of Sept. 25, 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 30Engraving 2 illustrations for Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 99—The Friedmann Treatment:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 33, issue of Aug. 14, 1914:


Engraving 3 illustrations for Supplement No. 15—("Administration of a Yellow-Fever Cam-paign"):*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Supplement No. 16—The Summer Care of Infants:*Lanman Engraving Co 8. 15

Reprinting 5,004 copies of 1 illustration for Public Health Bulletin No. 64—Quarantine Procedure:*A.Ho9n&Co 144.00The Norris Peters Co 225. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Report, vol. 29, No. 33, issue of Aug. 14, 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1.00Engraving 26 illustrations for Regulations Governing Uniforms of the Officers and Emplovees of

the U. S. Public Health Service:*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 49. 00National Engraving Co 125. 00Lanman Engraving Co S5. 00

334 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIISTTEE.

Engraving 2 illustrations for The Hygiene of Tlural Schools—Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No.37, issue of Sept. 11, 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co $4. 80Engraving 22 illustrations for Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 97—Some New Siphonaptera,

etc.:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 174. 00*Walker Engraving Co 92, 60

Engraving 3 illustrations for Public Health P^eport, vol. 29, No. 41, issue of Oct. 9, 1914:*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Treasury Document No. 2728—Pamphlet Report of the Commissionerof Internal Tlevenue, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 50^National EngraVing Co 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co 2. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Treasury Document No. 2730—Annual Report of the Director of theMint, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Supplement to Public Health Reports, No. 21:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 25Engraving 6 illustrations for Treasury Document No. 2731—Annual Report of the Surgeon Gen- i

eral. Public Health Service of the United States, 1914: »

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 11. 45\

National Engraving Co 12. 00 :

Lanman Engraving Co 14. 00 !

*Walker Engraving Co 10.00'

Engraving 4 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 45:i

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 9. 00Redrawing and engraving 44 illustrations for The Revenue Cutter Service, Its Organization and

Operations:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 95. 00National Engraving Co 112. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 60. 00Walker Engraving Co 64. 00Powers Photo-Engraving Co 85. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol.. 29, No. 52, Dec. 25, 1914:

*National Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 5 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 29, No. 52, Dec. 25, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 50Engraving 2 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 1:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 00Engraving 3 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 2:


Correcting spelling and engraving 1 illustration for Organization Chart of the United States PublicHealth Service:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 28. 60

Engraving 2 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 5, issue of Jan. 29, 1915:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 50Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 7, issue of Feb. 12, 1915:


Engraving 27 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 8, issue of Feb. 19, 1915:


Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 8, issue of Feb. 19, 1915:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1. 00Engraving 15 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 9, issue of Feb. 26, 1915:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co .' 22. 50National Engraving Co : 20. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 20. 00

Engraving 1 illustration, seal for U. S. Coast Guard:*Lanman Engraving Co 3. 50

Engraving 1 illustration, seal for U. S. Coast Guard:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 10, issue of Mar. 5, 1915:


Engraving 6 iUustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 12, issue of Mar. 19, 1915:

*Lanman Engraving Co 12. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 13, issue of Mar. 26, 1915:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 4 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 13, issue of Mar. 26^ 1915:


Engraving 2 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 14, issue of Apr. 2, 1915:

*Lanman Engraving Co - 2. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 18, issue of Apr. 30. 1915:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 20, issue of May 14.

1915:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 21, issue of May 21, 1915:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 60Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 22, issue of May 28, 1915:

*Lanrrian Engraving Co -80

Engraving 3 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 23, issue of June i, 1915:

*Lanman Engraving Co 5. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 23, issue of June 4, 1915:

*Lanman Engi-aving Co 1 • 80Engraving 9 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 30, No. 26, issue of June 25, 1915:


REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRI.XTER. 335

Engraving 3 illustrations for Supplement 23 to Public Health P.eports— Tj'phoid Fever: Out-break in Decatur and New Decatur, Ala.:

*Lanman Engraving To $4.15Reproducing 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. -3—International Ice Observation and Ice Patrolin the North -Atlantic Ocean:Engraving 9 halftone and 1 line illustrations—

The itaurice Joyce Engraving ( o 13.50National Engraving Co 15.00Lanman Engi-avins Co 13.50Wallcer Engraving Co 14.00*Powers Photo-Engi-aving To 13. 00

Photolithoaraphing and printing 2,075 copies each of 7 illustrations—Snvder i Black 391. 00The Norris Peters Co 388. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 400.00^United States Geological Survey 3.50.00

A. Hoen&Co / 4()0.00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 68, Public Health Service—The Disposal of HumanExcreta at Lnsewered Homes:*Lanman Engraving Co 7. 60

Engraving 6 illustrations for Public Health Bulletin No. 69—Typhoid Fever: Its Causation andPrevention:*Lanman Engraving Co 4.8-5

Engraving 6 illustrations for Public Health Bulletin No. 70—Good Water for Farm Homes:*Lanman Engraving Co 5.80

Engraving 78 illustrations for Public Health Bulletin No. 71—The Health of Garment Workers,etc.:


=*=Standard Engraving Co 75. 00Engraving 2 illuslirations for Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 101 (H Doc. No. —

,63d, 3d):

*Lanman Engraving Co ". 3. 25

CONGRESS—HOUSE.

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. HQS(63d, 2d]—Report on Examination and Survev of Beaufort Harbor, N. C:The Norris Peters o S19. 00Webb <i- Bocorselski (Inc.) 17.50Andrew B . Graham Co 24. 00*Columbia Planograph Co 12.25

Photolithographing and printinc 1.507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1109(63d, 2d)—P.eport on Examination and Survev of Broadkill River. Del.:The Norris Peters Co \

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32. 00Webb Sc Bocorselsld (Inc.) 25.00Andrew B . Graham Co 36. 00^Columbia Planogi-aph Co 24. 25

Photolithographing and printing 1.507 copies each of 2 illustrations for House Document No.1112 (63d. 2d)—I epoit on Preliminarv Examination of Columbia River, Wash.:The Norris Peters Co 53. 00

*Webb 6c BocorseLki (Inc.) 33.00Andrew B. Graham Co 50.00Columbia Plano.craph Co 3S. 75

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1120(63d. 2d)—Report on Examination and Survev of Delaware River. Camden, N. J.:

The Norris Peters Co '

30. 50Andrew B . Graham Co 30. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 39.00*Cohimbia Planograph Co 28.25

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1125(63d, 2d J—Report on Examination and Survev of Thoroughfare Bay, N. C, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co 28.00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) ' 22.50Andrew B . Graham Co 26. 00Columbia Planograph Co 26.25

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1130(63d. 2dl—Report on Examination and Survey of Stamford Harbor, Conn., etc.:

The Norris Peters Co 27. 00*Webb dz Bocorselski (Inc.) 14.00Andrew B . Graham Co 29. 00Columbia Planograph Co 15.50

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1140(63d, 2d)—Report on Preliminarv Examination of Ohio River, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co 14. 00*Webb d- Bocorselski (Inc.) 9.00Andrew B. Graham Co 13.00Columbia Planograph Co 10. 85

Photolithographing and printinc 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for Hoitse Document No. 1141(63d. 2d)—P^eport on Preliminarv Examination of Colorado River, Cal. and Ariz.:The Norris Peters Co 12. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 13.00Webb & Bocorselski {Inc.) 8.50^Columbia Planograph Co 7. 25

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1142(63d, 2d)—Pceport on Preliminarv Examination and Survey of Ferrv Cove, Md.:The Norris Peters Co \ \ 15.00

*T^'ebb 6z Bocorselski (Inc.) 10.00Andrew B. Graham Co 14.00rolumbia Planograph Co 15. 15

836 EEPOKT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 Illustration for House Document No. 1143,(63d, 2d)—Report on Prelimmary Examiaation and Survey of Norwalk Harbor, Conn.:The Norris Peters Co $30. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 22.00Andrew B . Graham Co 27. 00^Columbia Planograph Co 14.05

:ii;ngravmg 18 illustrations for House Document No. 740 (63d, 2d)—Index to Report of Chief ofEngineers, U. S. Army, 1866 to 1912:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 45. 60*National Engraving Co 38. 00Lanman Engraving Co 47.00

Engraving 64 illustrations for House Document No. 740 (63d, 2d)—Index to Report of Chief ofEngineers, U. S. Army, 1866 to 1912:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 195. 00National Engraving Co 176. 00*Lanman Engraviug Co 125. 00

Photolithographtng and printing 1.507 copies each of 5 illustrations for House Document No.1160 (63d, 2d)—Report on preliminary examination and survey of Mokelumne River, Cal.,

Tiae Norris Peters Co 130. 00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 99.50Andrew B. Graham Co 136. 00Columbia Planograph Co 120.00

Thotolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1176 (63d,2d)—Report on Examination and Survey of Lake River, including Bachelors Slough, Wash.:The Norris Peters Co No bid.Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 23. 00Columbia Planagraph Co 23. 15

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1178 (63d,2d)—Report on Examination and Survey of Ochlockonee and Crooked Rivers, Fla.:

The Norris Peters Co No bid.Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 8.00Andrew B Graham Co No bid.

*Colurabia Planograph Co 7. 15

Photolithographing and printing 1,570 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1236 (63d,

3d)—AVagon Road through Standing Rock Indian Reservation:The Norris Peters Co 24. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 16. 50Andrew B. Graham Co 22. 00*Columbia Planograph Co 16. 22

Engraving 1 illustration for House Document No. 1269 (63d, 3d)—Statement of Cost Accormt of

Moneys Expended on Each Irrigation Project on Indian Reservations, Allotments, and Lands:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for House Document No. 1271 (63d, 3d)—Report Concerning the PricesPaid for A'^heat to the Producers in the State of Kansas, etc.:

*National Engraving Co 2. 00Photolithographmg and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1328 (63d,

3d)—Report on Preliminary Examination and Survey of Big Annemessex River, Md., etc.:

The Norris Peters Co.. . 13. 00¥: ebb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 12. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 15. 00Columbia Planograph Co 10. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies each of 2 illustrations for House Document No.1341 (63d, 3d)—Reports of Preliminary Examination and Survey of Buzzards Bay, Mass.:The Norris Peters Co 25. 00

*',rebb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 22. 50Andrew B . Graham Co 30. 00Columbia Planagraph Co 29. 88

Engraving 1 illustration for House Document No. 1363 (63d, 3d)—Report of the Board of Mana-gers, National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1914:

*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 00Photolithographing and printing 1^07 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1419 (63d,

8d)—Report upon Preliminary Examination, Plan and Estimate of Cost of Improvement of

Fivemile River Harbor, Coim.:The Norris Peters Co 25. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 22. 00


*Columbia Planograph Co 21.50

Photolithographing and printing 1.507 copies each of 5 illustrations for House Document No.1453 (63d, 3d)—Report on Prelimmary Examination and Survey of Trent River, N. C:The Norris Peters Co 118. 00

*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 100.00


Columbia Planograph Co Ill- 43


3d)—Report on Preliminary Examination and Survey of Criehaven Harbor, Me :


*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 15. 25


Columbia Planograph Co 16. 52


3d)—Report on Preliminary Examination and Sm'vey of Nehalem Bay and River, Oreg.:


*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 21.50

Columbia Planograph Co - - - • No bid.


Photolithographing and printitifl; 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document To. 1450 (fiSd,

3d)—Report on rreliminary Examination and Survey of Slades ("reek, N. C:The orris I'eters Co $16. 00

*Vv'elDb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 15. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 23. 00Columbia Planograph Co 17. 32

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies each of 3 illusti'ations for House Document Fo. 1457(63d, 3d)—lieport on Preliminary Examination and Sm'vey of Coan River, Va.:The Norris Peters Co "

50. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 41.50*Columbia Planograph Co 37. 50Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1458 (63d,3d)—Report on Examination, etc., Thomaston Harbor, Me.:The Norris Peters Co 24. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 21.50Andrew B. Graham Co 24. 00Columbia Planograph Co 20. 65

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration lor House Document No. 1459 (63d,3d)—Report on Preliminary Examination of Red Lake at or near Redby, Minn :

The Norris Peters Co i6. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 14.00Andrew B. Graham Co 17. 00Columbia Planograph Co 11.97

Redrawing, improving lettering and engraving 1 illustration for House Document No. 1463 (63d,3d)—Legation Premises, Habana, Cuba-*Lanman Engraving Co 7. 25

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies each of 2 illustrations for House Document No.1171 (63d, 2d)—Report on Examination and Survey of Corte Madera Channel, Cal.:The Norris Peters Co '. 33. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 29. 50Andrew B. Graham Co 40.00Columbia Planograph Co 26. 75

Engraving 3 illustrations for House Document No. 1215 (63d, 3d)—Report of a Commissionappointed by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs to Investigate Irrigation Projects on IndianLands, etc.:


Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document ITo. 1451 (63d,3d)—Report of Examination and Survey of Nassawadox Creek, Va."The Norris Peters Co 18. 00

*v\'ebb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 12. 50Andrew B. Graham Co 17.00Columbia Planograph Co 15. 45


3d)—Report on Examination and Survey of Tres Palacios River, Tex.:The Norris Peters Co 29. 00AVebb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 14. 50Andrew B. Graham Co No bid.Columbia Planograph Co 14. 25

Photolithographing and printing 1,587 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1476 (63d,3d)—Protection of I>ands and Property in the Imperial Valley, Cal.:Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 72.00The Norris Peters Co 53. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 76. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations for House Document No. 1482—Report of the Gray-Thurber Auto-matic Train Control System . etc.

:


Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1478(63d, 3d):The Norris Peters Co 2L00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 15.25



U. S. Geological Survey 23. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1469

(63d, 3d):The Norris Peters Co 27.00

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 22. 50


Columbia Planograph Co No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 1,570 copies each of 4 illustrations for House Document No.1472 (63d, 3d):The Norris Peters Co 105. 00




Engraving 1 illustration for House Document No. 1482, (63d, 3d):



(63d, 3d): „^ ^The Norris Peters Co 20. 00

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 15-25



^63d,3d): ^„ ^The Norris Peters Co 29. 00


Columbia Planograph Co - 29. 60

6495—15 22


Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1511(63d, 3d):*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) $13. 50The Morris Peters Co 18. 00Colu'nbia Planograph Co 15. 90

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies each of 2 illustrations for House Document No. 1512(63d, 3d):The Norris Peters Co No bid.*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 27. 25Andrew B. Graham Co 55. 00Columbia Planograph Co 30. 25

Engraving 14 illustrations for House Document No. 1181 (63d, 3d):The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 25. 00National Engra v ing Co 25. 00Lanm an Engra nng Co 32. 00Walker Engraving Co 40. 00*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 24. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for House Document 1181 (63d, 3d):Powers Photo-Engraving Co 5. 26

Engraving 11 illustrations for House Document No. 1541—Test of the Automatic Train ControlSystem, etc.:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co , 49. 00National Engra zing Co 43. 00Lanman Engraving Co 65. 00

*Povvers Photo-En^ra zing Co 42. 75Wai ver En^jraving Co No bid.

Engraving 11 illustrations for House Docixment No. 1519 (63d, 3d)—Report on the Otter TrawlIndustry:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 23. 00National Engra zing Co 19. 50Lanman Engraving Co 35 . 00

Engraving 1 illustration for House Document No. 1587 (63d, 3d)—Report on Preliminary Exam-ination of Kent Island Narrows, Md.

:

*Lanman Engraving Co 5. 00Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1588 (63d,

3d)—Survey of Kootenai River, Idaho:The Norris Peters Co 24. 00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 17. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 26.00Columbia Planograph Co 17. 90

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1593 (63d,3d)—Reports on Preliminary Examination and Survey of Alsea Bay and Bar, Oreg.:The Norris Peters Co 24.00*Webb and Bocorselski (Inc.) 17.00Andrew B. Graham Co 27. 00Columbia Planograph Co 18. 40

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1592(63d. 3d):The Norris Peters Co 24. 00Andrew B . Graham Co 27. 00*Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 20.50Columbia Planograph Co 22. 30

Photolithographing and printing 1,507 copies each of 3 illustrations for engineers document.House Document 1667 (63d, 3d):

T he N orris Peters Co 37. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 26.50Columbia Plano^raoh Co 14. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Hearings on S. 3345—To Make Gas Pipe Lines Common Carriers:Lanman Engra ^ing Co 5. 45

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings—Public Buildings and Grounds:Tie Mauri'^e Toyce Engraving Co 3.50

ErUgfaving 46 illustrations for Hearings—Daniel Thew Wright:T ie Iiurioe Joiyoe "Engraving Co 52.80Redrawing and engraving 2 illustrations for Hearings before the House Committee on Expendi-

tures in DeTiartment of Agriculture—Hog cholera:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 8.00

EngraviuT 4 illustrations (redrawing 1) for Report on the National Training School for Boys:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5. 00National Engraving Co 6.00Lanman E ngraving Co 7. 00

Reprinting 10,000 cooies of 1 illustration for Yearbook Separate No. 603:

Pasbaoh-Voice Lithographing Co 250. 00Snyder & Black 66. 00A. Hosn&Co 55.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Daily Congressional Records (63d, 2d)—Speech of J. A. Falconer:The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 2. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Daily Congressional Record, (63d, 2d)—Speech of J. A. Falconer:Th3 Mau'-ice Joyce Engraviag Co 3. 00

Reprinting 2,500 co lies ea'ih of 4 illustrations for Rivers and Harbors Committee Document No.20 2i)—Reoort on Temisssee River:The Norris Peters Co 105. 00

Lithograohing and printing 89,779 copies each of 10 illustrations for Yearbook, Department of

Agriculture, 1912, 2d edition:A Ho3n & Co 2,963.00Pasb ^cVVoioe LithoTtraohing Co 2, 184. 05

Sackett& WilhelmsCo.^ 2,584.00Snyder & Black 2,328.00Walker Engraving Co i 3, 167. 95

' Fcur-color process.


Retracing and engraving 8 illustrations for Committee Document No. 20—Report on TermesseeRiver:*Lanman Engraving Co $22. 50

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies each of 4 illustrations for Committee Document No.20—..eport on Tennessee -.iver, etc.:

*The Norris Peters Co 47. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 49. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 47. 00Columbia Planograph Co 59. 00

Reprinting 500 copies esL^h of 3 lithograpliic illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 319—Geology and Ground Waters of Florida, 2d edition:*U. S. Geological Survey 140. 00

Reproducing and printing in colors 89,705 copies each of 10 illustrations for Yearbook of the De-partment of Agriculture, 1913, 2d edition. (H. Doc. 989, 63d, 2d):American Colortype Co i 2, 000. 00A. Hoen& Co 2 2,250.00Manz Engraving Co i 2, 200. 00

National Engraving Co{I'ViS 34

National Capital press 152', 550. COQuadri-Color Co 1 e 2,2.50. CO

Sackett & Wilhelms Co (2^7 2 043 00Stockinger Photo-Engraving and Printing Co 1 2,290. 00

[182,657.00Walker Engraving Co \^ 2,805. 00

[103,102.00Reprinting 715 copies each of 37 photolithographic illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 347,

XJ. S. Geological Survey:*U. S. Geological Survey 515. 00

CONGRESS—SENATE.

Engraving and printing by photogravure process 17,220 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Docu-ment No. 184 (63d, 1st)—Statue of Zachariah Chandler:*A. W. Elson & Co 287. 84F. A. Kingler Co 307. 50

Engraving 5 illustrations for Senate Document No. 485 (63d, 2d)—Location of Federal ReserveDistricts in the United States:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 19. 30

Necessary redrawing and engraving 5 illustrations for Senate Document No. 543 (63d, 2d)—Evi-dence taken before the Interstate Commerce Commission in the New York, New Haven &Hartford li. II. investigation:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 49. 00National Engraving Co 68. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 48. 50

Engraving 13 illustrations for Senate Document No. 608 (63d, 2d)—Doniphan's Expedition:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15. 00National Engraving Co 25. 00Lanman Engraving Co 19. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Document No. 661 (63d, 3d)—Report of the National ForestReservation CommissionNational Engraving Co 2. 60

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Photolithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 214 (63d,1st)—Agricultural Cooperation and Rural Credit in Europe:*The Norris Peters Co 20. GO

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Photolithographing and printing 1,449 copies each of 12 illustrations for Senate Document No.466 (63d, 2d):A. Hoen & Co 1, 456. 00*U. S. Geological Survey 906. 00

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Reproducing 18 illustrations for Senate Document No. 466 (63d, 2d):Engraving 10 line illustrations—

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Reproducing 51 illustrations for Senate Document No. 466 (63d, 2d):Engraving 46 line illustrations

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Fngraving 6 illustrations for Senate Document No. 980:

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Reengraving 16 illustrations for Senate Document No. 981, (63d, 3d):The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 35. 00

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Engraving 2 5 illustrations for Senate Document No. 981 (63d, 3d):The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 90. 00

Engraving 20 illustrations for Seventeenth Annual Report of the National Society of Daughtersof the American Revolution—Senate Document No. 988 (63d, 3d):The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 60. 00National Engraving Co 75.00Lanman Engraving Co 81. 50

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1 Bid withdrawn.


Reprinting 2,935 copies each of 6 lithographic illustrations for Twenty-eigth Annual lieport of

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Reprinting 1,000 copies each of 4 illustrations for River and Harbor Committee Document No. 20(63d. 3d)—Tennessee River, etc:

*The Xorris Peters Co 46. 00Lithographing and reprinting 1,800 copies each of 2 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 320—Geology and \Vater Resources of Sulphur Spring Valley, Ariz.:*Andfew B . Graham Co ._. 229. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Business Methods, Indian Bureau:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 7.75National Engraving Co 7.32Lanman Engraving Co 18.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Form Circulars, facsimile, Ansel Wold:*Lanman Engraving Co .75

Reprinting 490 copies each of 2 lithographic illustrations for B^llletin No. 575—Geology of theChevenne River Indian Reservation:*U'. S. Geological Survey 95.00

Reprinting 490 copies each of 2 lithographic illustrations for Bulletin 527, U. S. GeologicalSurvey:*U. S. Geological Survey 140.00

Reprinting 490 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Bulletin No. 600—The Glacier NationalPark:*U. S. Geological Survey 97.00

Engraviug 1 illustration, facsimile, J. W. Wadsworth, jr.:

*Lanman Engraving Co .75Engraving 1 illustration, facsimile, Paul 0. Hustings:

*Lanman Engraving Co .75Improving figures on 1 illustration for Hearings Under Senate Resolution No. 291—Fuel Trans-portation:*Lanman Engraving Co 1. 10

Reproducing 4 illustrations (redrawing 3) for Hearings—Relief of Settlers, Part II:

*Lanman Engraving Co 13.00Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings—Water Power Bill (63d, 3d):

*Lanman Engi'a .-ing Co 2. 50Engraving 3 illusti'ations for Hearings—Water Power Bill (63d, 3d):

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00Necessary redrawing and engraving 3 illustrations for Hearings—Oil Land Leasing:

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*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 10Reprinting 100 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Hearings (House)—Water PowerBill—Electric Power Companies:*The Norris Peters Co 6. 00

Engraving 1 line illustration for Speech—Land Ownership, by Hon. J. A. Falconer:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 25


Engraving (redrawing) 1 illustration for Boise Lumber Co. v. P. & I. N. R. R. Co., Intervener:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 17. 00

Engraving 10 illustrations for the United States v. The Quaker Oats Co. et al.. In Equity No. 66;

*The Maurice Jovce Engraving Co 25. 00Engravtug 1 illustration for John B. Pondrom, admr., v. The United States et al., No. 7164:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 50Engraving 1 illustratioa for Geo. B. Christie et al. v. The United States, In the Supreme Court,No. 204:

*Lanman Engraviag Co 2. 50Engraving 1 illustration for Hingston & Pihl v. United States, No. 27283:

*Lanman Engraviag Co 1. 25Engraviag 53 illustrations for The United States v. The Eastman Kodak Co. et al.:

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Engraviag 19 illustrations for United States v. Eastman Kodak Co.:*The Maurice Jovce Engraviag Co 50. 30

Engraving 1 illustration for D. M. McDonald v. The United States, No. 6507:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co ,

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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Repriating 10,000 copies of 1 illustration. Commissions for Fourth-class Postmasters:*A. Hosn & Co 50. 00

Engraviag 1 illustration for Parcel Post Exhibit, Louisville, Ky.:*The Maurice Jovce Engraviag Co 9.00

Engraviag 1 illustration, facsimile, D. C. Roper:*Lanman Engraviag Co .75

WHITE HOUSE.

Engraviag 1 illustration for Calendars, 1915:*Powers Photo-Engraving Co 3.69


UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.Photolithographing and printing 53 copies of 1 illustration for The United States et al., Appel-

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COURT OF CLAIMS.

Engraving 5 illustrations for Sheridan-Kirk Contract Co. v. The United States, No. 31245:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12.00

Photolithographing and printing 43 copies of 1 illustration for The Omaha Tribe of Indians v.

The United States:*The Is^orris Peters Co 6. 25

Redrawing and engraving 4 illustrations for Moran Bros. v. The United States, No. 30498:*Lanman Engraving Co 10. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Albert W. Moore v. The United States, No. 32943:*Lanman Engraving Co 2. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for The Curved Electrotype Company v. The United States, No. 21000:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 50

Engraving 110 illustrations for Mille Lac Band of Chippewa Indians, etc., v. The United States:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 40. 00National Engraving Co 165.00Lanman Engraving Co 115. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Moran Bros. v. The United States, No. 30498:*Lanman Engraving Co 6. 30

Engraving (redrawing) 1 illustration for Thomas C. Clark v. The United States, No. 31178:*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 10

Engraving 2 illustrations for Mille Lac Band of Chippewa Indians v. United States, No. 30447:*Lanman Engraving Co 4. 00

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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.Engraving 13 illustrations for The Thacher Collection:



Engraving 37 illustrations for Bulletin No. 88, U. S. National Museum:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 173. 00National Engraving Co 210. 00Lanman Engraving Co 195.00

Reproducing 136 illustrations for Bulletin No. 89^ U. S. National Museum:Photolithographing and printing 2,906 copies' of 1 illustration—

The Norris Peters Co 110.00Andrew B. Graham Co 120.00*A. Hoen&Co 98.00


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Engraving 37 illustrations for Special Bulletin, Part 3—American Hydroids, etc.:

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Engraving 26 illustrations for Bulletin No. 90, U, S. National Museum:Gatchel & Manning 225. 00Walker Engraving Co 170. 00*Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 164. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 47:

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The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 198. 00National Engraving Co 179. 00Lanman Engraving Co 173.00*Walker Engraving Co 167. 24

Engraving 24 illustrations for Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 29. 00W alker Engraving Co 40. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Thirtieth Annual Report, Bureau of American Ethnology (H. Doc.No. 153

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 25Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of U. S. National Museum, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 6. 50Reproducing 65 illustrations for Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48:

Engraving 50 line and 11 halftone illustrations—Gatchel & Manning 165. 00The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 165. 00

Engraving by photogelatine process 2,651 copies each of 4 illustrations

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*The Heliotype Co 187. 50

Campbell Art Co 389. 62


Reproducing 93 illustrations for Bulletin No. 71, Part 5—A Monograph of the I'orammifera of theNorth Pacific Ocean—Rotalidae :

Engraving 31 halftone illustrations—*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $190. 00Walker Engraving Co 198^ OOPowers Photo-Engraving Co 200* 00

Engraving 62 line illustrations—The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 44. 90^National Engraving Co _ 25. 00Lanman Engraving Co [' 29.95

Reproducing 76 illustrations for Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the SmithsonianInstitution, 1914:

Engraving 3 halftone illustrations

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*Walker Engraving Co 8. 95Engraving 33 line and 40 halftone illustrations—

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82. 50Powers Photo-Engraving Co Ho! 00

Printing 370 copies of 1 illustration, Map of National Zoological Park:*U. S. Geological Survey 19. 50

Photolithographing and printing 10,297 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Board ofRegents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1914:The Norris Peters Co 183. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.) 168. 00Andrew B. Graham Co 171.00*U. S. Geological Survey 82. 00

Printing 2,750 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Annual Report of the Board of Regentsof the Smithsonian Institution, 1914:*U. S. Geological Survey 26.00

Printing 100 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Annual Report of Board of Regents ofthe Smithsonian Institution. 1914:*U. S. Geological Survey...' 1.00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Insti-tution, 1914:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 14. 50Engraving 7 illustrations for Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Insti-

tution, 1914:


Engravine 54 illustrations for Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48:

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Reprinting by the photogelatin process 432 copies each of 4 illustrations for Proceedings of theU.S. National Museum, vol. 48:

*The Heliotype Co 52. 50Engraving 2 illustrations for Aimual Report of the American Historical Association, 1913:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 10. 00Engravine 9 illustrations for Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Insti-tution, 1914 (H. Doc. — ; 63d, 3d):*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 20. 00Walker En.sraving Co No bid.

Printins- 200 copies of 1 lithographic illustration, Maps—Linguistic Families of American Indians:*A.Hoen&Co 6.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 59—Kutenai Tales (H. Doc. No. —;63d, 3d):

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 3. 50Engraving 138 illustrations for Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium, vol. 17, pt. 6:

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Engraving 65lllustrations for Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48:

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Engraving 1 illustration for Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 48:

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EngraA'ing 2 illustrations for Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 49:" *WaIker Engraving Co S. 40




NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.

Engraving 36 illustrations for Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, \ol. 13—Catalogueof Meteorites of North America (S. Doc. No. —

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Engraving 1 illustration for Revenues of Carriers in Official Classification Territory: •

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 50Engraving 8 illustrations for Revenues of Carriers in Official Classification Territory:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12.00Engraving 2 illustrations for Revenues of Carriers in Official Classification Territory:

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*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2.00Engraving 1 illustration for Carroll, Brough & Robinson v. R. Co.:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1.90Engraving 1 illustration for Revenues of Carriers in Official Classification Territory:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1,35Engraving P illustrations for Report of Accident at Attica, 111.:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 28. 75^National Engraving Co 27. 50Lanman Engraving Co 33. 00Walker Engraving Co No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration for Chamber of Commerce of Houston, Tex., v. I tfe G. Ry. Co. et al..

No. 5745:

*Lanman Engraving Co 1.26Engraving 1 illustration for S. J. Greenbaum Co. v. L. & N. R. R. Co, et al.:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2,00Engraving 3 illustrations for Report of Accident Near Tipton Ford, Mo.:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15.60Engraving 15 illustrations for Third Annual Report Chief Inspector Locomotive Boilers:

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Engraving 3 illustrations for Report of Accident near Livingston, Ala.:National Engraving Co 13. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations, D. V. Forms 67 and 68:

*L. L. Poates Engraving Co 24.00Engraving 1 illustration for Board of Trade of Kansas City, Mo., v. K. C. & S. F. Ry. Co. et al.:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4,00Engraving 1 illustration for Revenues of Rail Carriers in Official Classification Territory:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 1.25Engraving 32 illustration'? for Report of Accident near Bigelow, Minn.;

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Engraving 6 illustrations for Report of Accident Near Air Line Junction, Mo.:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12.00

Reprinting 2,500 copies of 1 illustration, Valuation Blanks:*A. Hoen&Co 33.00

Engraving 9 illustrations for Revenues of Rail Carriers in Official Classification Territory:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12, 50

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Engraving 11 illustrations for Wreck at Woodlyn, Pa.:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22.00National Engraving Co 26. 00Lanman Engraving Co 20. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Auburn & Alton Coal Co. v. Ry. Co.:National Engraving Co 2. 30

Engraving 1 illustration for City of Nashville v. The L. & N. R. R. Co. et al.:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 4. 75Reproducing 1 illustration. Valuation Blanks—D. V. Form 64:

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Engraving, by wax process, 1 illustration—L. L. Poates Engraving Co '30.00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Report of Accident Near Alford, Pa.:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 12. 00National Engraving Co 24. 00Lanman Engraving Co 35. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Northern Pine Mfg. Assn. v. C. & N. W. Ry. Co. et al.:

Lanman Engraving Co 1-60

Awarded to A. Hoen & Co.. by lithographic process.

KEPOHl OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 345

Engraving I illustration for Massie A; Pierce Lumber Co. v. W. Ry. Co.:*Lanman Engraving Co $2. 20

Engraving 1 illustration for I. and S. Docket No. 519:

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Engraving illustrations for Report of Accident Near Tuxedo. N. C:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 19. .50

National Engraving Co 15. 70*Lanman Engraving Co 15,00

Reprinting o.OOO"copies of 1 lithographic illustration, D. V. Form No. G4:

*A. Hoen lV- Co 55.00Engraving 9 illustrations for Regulations Governing Travel of Employees:

^National Engraving Co 6.75Engraving 10 illustrations for Report of Accident Near Oakwood, Wis.:

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^National Engraving Co 17.00Standard Engraving Co 22.00

Engraving 14 illustrations for Report of Accident at Oakwood, Wis., Jan. 30, 1915:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 22.00Lanman Engraving Co 31.00

Engraving 2 illustrations lor D. V. Form No. 500:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 15.52Engraving 1 illustration tor Montrose & Delta Freight Rate Association v. Rio Grande R. R.t

*The Maurice Joyce Engra^ing Co 2.50Engraving 1 illustration for Rtiles Governing Monthly Reports of Railway Accidents:

*Lannian Engraving Co 1. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Lake Line Application, etc.:

*Lanman Engraving Co 2.00Engraving 1 illustration for State Corporation Commission of New Mexico v. A., T. & S. F. Ry.

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*Lanman Engraving Co 2.00Engraving 5 illustrations for In Re Ownership of Little Kanawha Ry. Co., No. 7378:

=SLanman Engraving Co 25. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Lehigh Portland Cement Co. v. B. & 0. S. M' . R. R. Co. et al.:

*Lannian Engraving Co 2. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce v. Ry. Co. et al.:

*Laninan Engraving Co 3.25Engraving 1 Illustration for Cape Girardeau Portland Cement Co. v. St. Louis <k San FranciscoR. R. Co.:*Lanman Engraving Co 13. 50

Engraving 4 illustrations for I. and S. Docket No. 555:*Lanman Engraving Co 3.54

Engraving 1 illustration for Pacific Creamery Co. v. S. P. Co. et al.:

*Lannian Engraving Co "1. 50

THE PANAMA CANAL.

Engraving 65 illustrations for Annual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission and thePanama Canal, 1914 (H. Doc. No. — 63d, 3d):The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 174. 00National Engraving Co 178. 00Lanman Engraving Co 185.00Walker Engraving Co ISO. 00*Galvanotype Engraving Co 150. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission and the PanamaCanal, 1914 (H. Doc. No.—, 63d, 3d):=^GalvanoType Eneraving Co 12. 50

EngraA-ing 1 illustraTion for Annual Report of the Panama Canal, 1914 (PI. 113):

*Lanman En^ravIng Co 19.00Engraving 77 illustrations for Annual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission and the PanamaCanal, 1914:

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 474.00National Engraving Co 469. 00*Lanman Engraving Co 450.00Walker Engraving Co 5S2.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Standard Specifications for Steel Castings and Standard Specifi-

cations for Structtu-al Steel for Bridges:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 2. 50

Engraving 13 illustrations for Signal Code—Panama Canal Locks:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 32. 00^National Engraving Co 19. 50Lanman Engraving Co 35.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Standard Specifications No. 212:

*Lanm"an Engraving Co 3. 00Engraving 13 illustrations for Official Handbook of the Panama Canal:

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Engraving 1 illustration for Report of the Department of Health, 1914:

*Lanrnan Engraving Co 1.50


Engraving 1 illustration, Seal. Federal Reserve Board:*Lanman Engraving Co -75

Engraving 1 illustration for Federal Reserve Board Bulletin. June 1, 1915:


Engraving 1 illustration for Aimual Report of rhe Federal Reserve Board:*The Mamice Joyce Engraving Co 5. SO



Engraving 3 illustratioBs for Rules of Practice before the Federal Trade Commission:*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 83. 00

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DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.

Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Public Library, District of Columbia, 1914:*Lanman Engraving Co 5. 25

Engraving 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Operations of the Engineer Department,District of Columbia, 1914—Vol. II of the Annual Report of the Commissioners:*Lanman Engraving Co 24.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Armual Report of the Public Utilities Commission, 1914 (H. Doc., No. —; 63d, 3d):

*Lanman Engraving Co 1.50


Reprinting 304 copies of 2 illustrations for Yearbook Separate No. 620:*The Sackett & Wilhelms Co 40. 00

Photolithographing and printing 904 copies of 2 illustrations for the American Ephemeris andNautical Almanac, 1915:

*U. S. Geological Survey 21.00Reprinting 504 copies of 1 illustration for Moimt Rainier and Its Glaciers:

*U. S. Geological Survey 15.00Reprinting 134 copies of 5 illustrations for International Code of Signals, 1914—11. 0. PublicationNo. 87:

*A. Hoen&Co 73.00Printing 700 copies of 1 illustration for Relief Map of Yellovv'stone Park:

*U. S. Geological Survey 85.00Reprinting 304 copies each" of 8 pages of illustrations for The Deck and Boat Book of the U. S.

Navy, 1914:

*A.Hoen&Co 62.00Printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Map of the State of Arkansas:

*Eckert Lithographing Co 41. 20Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration. Panoramic View of Yosemite NationalPark:*U. S. Geological Survey 135.00

Lithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration. Map of the State of Utah:*Eckert Lithographing Co 41. 20

Lithographing and printing 300 copies of 1 illustration. Map of the State of Alabama:*Eckert Lithographing Co 24. 80

Reprinting 304 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Supplement to the American NauticalAlmanac for 1915:

*The Norris Peters Co 6. 00Printing 400 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Supplement to the American NauticalAlmanac for 1915:

*The Norris Peters Co 5.60Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration, Panoramic View of Yosemite National Park:

*U. S. Geological Survey 135.00Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration, Panoramic View of Yellowstone NationalPark:*U. S. Geological Survey 135. 00

Reprinting 1,000 copies of i lithographic illustration, Panoramic View of Glacier National Park:*U . S . Geological Survey 135. 00

Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Origin,of the Scenic Features of the GlacierNational Park:*U. S. Geological Survey 22. 50

Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration, Mount Rainier and its Glaciers:*U. S. Geological Survey 22. 50

Reprinting 1,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration. Sketch Map of Mount Ranier National Park:*U. S. Geological Survey 5. 00

Engraving 1 illustration, Pyrometer Chart—Form No. 79879:The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 5.50*Lanman Engraving Co 5. 50

Printing 100 copies each of 6 photolithographic illustrations to accompany Department Bulletin204—Report on the Gipsy Moth Work in New England:*U. S. Geological Survey 14. 00

Printing 500 additional copies of 1 lithographic illustration. Panoramic View of the Mesa VerdeNational Park:*U. S. Geological Survey 65. 00

Printing 1,000 aiditional copies of 27 photolithographic illustrations for Bulletin No. 611, U. S.

Geological Survev—Guile Book of the Western United States, Part A:*U. S. Geological Survey 120. 00

Printing 1,000 additional copies of 1 photolithographic illustration. Maps of the United States(map known as C black plus D black):*U. S. Geological Survey 41.75

Reprinting 2,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration. Panoramic View of Crater Lake NationalPark:*U . S . Geological Survey 165. 00

Printing 100 additional copies each of 4 photolithographic illustrations for Department Bulletin198—Report upon the Cypress Creek Drainage District, etc.:

*U . S . G eological Survey 10. 00Printing 200 additional copies each of 11 photolithographic illustrations for Department Bulletin181—A Report on the Methods and Cost of Reclaiming the Overflowed Lands Along the BigBlack River, Miss.:*U. S. Geological Survey 32.00

Reprinting 1,000 copies each of 2 photolithographic illustrations for Glaciers of Glacier NationalPark:*U. S. Geological Survey 33.00


Engraving 8 illustrations for Standards Bulletin, vol. 10, No. 1:

*The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co $16. 0 0Reprinting 900 copies each of 2 photolithographic illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nau-

tical Almanac, 1916:

*The Norris Peters Co 21. 00Printing 2,000 additional copies of 1 photolithographic illustration, Map Covering the EuropeanTheatre of War, ere:*Eckert Lithographing Co 454. 68

Reprinting -300 copies each of 2 wax illustrations for Spec-ial Consular Report No. 61 (maps—Asiaand Russia i:

*Rand McNaUy & Co 52 . 0 0Reprinting 200 copies of 1 photolithographic illustration for Interstate Commerce CommissionReports, vol. 24:

*r. S. Geological Survey 42.00Reprintine 500 copies each of 3 photolithographic illustrations for Forest Ser\-ice Bulletin 108—

Tests of^Structural Timbers:*Webb & Bocorselski (Lie.) 27.50

Lithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration. Panoramic View of Rocky MountainNational Park:*A.Hoen&Co 35.00


No. 19.

—

Detailed statement of approp7'iations made for the Government Printing

Table No. 1.—SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS FOR SALARIES, FOR GENERAL EXPENSEOFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, FOR PAY FOR HOLIDAYS, AND FOR

I 63X.

Salariesoffice of

PublicPrinter.

balaries

office of

Deputyr UDllCPrinter.

baiaries oi

watch,force.

oalariesoffice of

Superin-tendent of

Documents.

General ex-pense, office

of Superin-tendent of

Documents.

1876 $15,117. 6015,171.1713,400. 0013, 600. 0013, 600. 0013, 600. 0013, 600. 0013, 961. 6415, 300. 0015, 300. 0015, 300. 0015, 300. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 100. 0015, 200. 0015, 200. 0015,450. 00

15, 650. 0015,650. 0015,650. 0015, 650. 0015,650. 0090, 790. 0090, 790. 00142,820. 00133, 780. 00130, 780. 00132, 700. 00132, 060. 00131,660. 00130, 460. 00

18771878187918801881

18821883188418851886188718881889

18911892189318941895189618971898 :::::::::::::: 1

189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910 $14, 260. 00

12,460.0010, 660. 0010, 240. 0010, 240. 009,340. 00

10, 180. 00

$49,080.0049.080. 00

49, 080. 0049, 080. 00

49, 080. 0049, 080. 00

49, 080. 00

$103,198.00100, 584. 00100, 884. 0098, 364. 0098, 764. 00

178, 395. 00178,395.00

$220, 000. 00160. 000. 00155, 000. 00140, 000. 00140, 000. 00153, 000. 00149, 000. 00

191119121913191419151916

Total 1,594,390. 41 77,380.00 343, 560. 00 858,584.00 1,117,000.00


Office andfor public printing and binding for the years 1876-1916, indiisive.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, FOR CONTINGENT EXPENSESLEAVES OF ABSENCE OF EMPLOYEES OF THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

Distribu-tion of

publicdocu-ments.

Contingentexpenses,office of

PublicPrinter.

P f

noiiciays.

Pay for

holidaydeficiencies.

T fj-^eaves 01

absence.

Leave of

absencedeficiencies.

S2, 500. 002, 500. 002,000:002,000.002,000.002,000.002,500.002.500.003; 000. 003,000.003,000.003. 000. CO3,000. CO3,000.003,000. 003,000.003,000. 003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000.003,000. 00 ©^u, uuu. uu

20,000. 00$325,000. 00325,000. 00325,000. 00325,000.00300,000.00325,000.00325,000.00340,000. 00320,000.00320,000. 00330,000.00320,000.00

4.5,000.00

50,000.00§200,000. 00200,000.00180,000.00185,000.00185,000.00185, 000. 00180,000.00

$17, 009. 89

6, 825. 0013, 138. 30

13, 995. 35

66, 656. 30$83, sii.ob

i

83,511.00 81,000.00 1,315,000. 00 23,834. 89 3,880,000.00 248, 789. 95

Total.

$17,1",

15,

15,

15,

1.5,

16,

16,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18;

18;

18,

is:

18!

18!

18;

is:

is:

is:58'

360:

340:340'

415:

435:

1, 104980966965:

1,0391,1031,017

617. 60671. 17

400. 00600. 00600. GOoOO. 00100. 00401. 64

.300.00

300. 00300. 00300. 00100.00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100.00100. 00100. 00100. 00100.00200. 00200. CO450. 00650. 00650. 00650. 00650. 00650. 00790. 00790. 00

, 358. 00,9C4.00404.00532. 19

,475.35,131.30,115. 00

,623,050. 25


No. 19.

—

Detailed statement of appropriations made for the Government Printing

Table No. 2.—SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS FOR MISCELLANEOUS

Year.

Purchaseof Congres-

sionalGlobe

propertyand fire-

proofbuilding.

Fire-escapeladders.

Telephonicconneotion

withCapitol.

Fire extin-guishers.

Repairs.

1876187718781879 (iirin nnn on uuu. uu ?187 50

310 84idn nnOUU. Ul'

1880 *i nnn nn9±, UUU. UU188118821 fiCQ

1 QQ4 •61Z , OUU. UU1 cci;

1 fiCR

1 QC71 cce

188918901891189218931894189518961897189818991900

190119021903190419051906190719081909

191319141915

Total 100,000.00 3,000.00 798.34 1,000.00 12,500.00

KEPUKT OF TiiE PUBLIC IMUXTLK. 351

Offix^e andfor public printing an I biniin'j for the years IH76-1916, irLclmsive—Cont-i.

PURPCSES . THER THAN TH SE ENUMERATED IN TABLE NO. 1.

Removaland stor-

age of

certainmaterial.

ProtectingPublicPrinting

' ffice

trom lire.

Enlarge-ment of

building.

Engineand boiler.

Building,repairs,

and rent.

New build-ing.

Land andboiler

hou.se.

$5, 000. 00

Oj UuU -UU1 4 'ioi fin «Q nnn nnj»o, uuu, uu

1 noo nnT nno nn4 nnn nnT nnn nnOj uuu. uuT nnn nnkJj uuu. uu8 nnn nnOf uuu. uu7 ^9n nnJ

Jo^u. uu

m R (Yin nnV-LU, \A>U. UU SI 2, 000. 002, 000. 00

475. 00

S75,000. 00§121,121.90

8100,000. 0020, COO. 00

i

f

350, 000. 00775,000. 00

1,304,000. 00

!

60, 820. 00 8,000. 00 75,000.00- 2,5.50,121.90 j' 120,000.0016, 000. 00 14, 475. 00


No. 19.

—

Detailed statemeit of appropriations made for the Government Printing

Table No. 2.—SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS FOR MISCELLANEOUS

Year.Mail-coB-veyingsystem.

-iJ J-llCll. gd"IHGIlt of

1 ifrVi tine

Siiid powerplant

Enginelionse

Ritp fnr

Cb\J.\JLX\jl\J Ll V\J

TiPw Viiiilrl-

mg.

Paymentto certainemployees.

Relief ofGeo. B.

Kane & Co.

188718881889 $367. 50

$517. 601893

$23, 122. 00$225, 000. 00

1908

19101911 2, 100.00

3,300. 003,300, 002, 100.002, 100.00

1912

1914 $120,000. 001915 $30,000.001916

Total 30,000.00 120,000. 00 23,122.00 225,000. 00 13,267. 50 517. 60

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35?

Office andfor public printing and binding for the years 1876-1916, inclusive—Contd.

PURPOSES OTHER THAN THOSE ENUMERATED IN TABLE 1—Continued.

Macliiaery,etc., newbuilding.

Library.

Publicprintingand bind-ing, certi-

fied claiin.<5.

Paymentto WrightRives.

1

Judgments,Court ofClaims.

Paymentsto Wm. S.

Kossiter.

Total appro-priations for

miscellaneouspurposes.

8103, 187. .50

1,31U. 84300.00

17, ,500. 00

3,000.0022,500.00

32, 367. 507,000.004,47,5.00T W7 fid

5,000. 008.000.00

82, 320. 00121,121.90160, 000. 0045 622. 00

225! see! oo351, 165. .53

775.000.001,.304, 000. 00

24. 80

1

1

S'> ",nfl no

$4. 33 $861. 67

1

24. 80

126. 0033. 6038.00237.0849. 68

126. 0015, 120. 80

38.001,013.831,863.57

$15, 087. 20

813. 89 $1,000.00

2,100.003,300.003.300.00

122,100.0032.100.00

60,000.00 2, 500. 00 1,679. 02 861. 67 16,677.84 1,000. 00 3,456,340. 87

6495—15 23


No. 19.

—

Detailed statement of appropriations made for the Government Printiny

Table No. 3.—APPROPRIATIONS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING, INCLUDINGPUBLI

Year.Pn'i'ic print-

i ig andbinding.

Public print-ing and

ficiencies.

Total publicprinting andbinding appro-

priations.

Litho-

on /I fin»

IndGx (.. qX-

alogue of

JulVl cil y VI

Surgeon

vjuice.

Index touiiiciai

ReportsCentennialX!j ApUoltlUilj

1876 $1, 635, 507. 661, 133, 737. 50

1,300,000. 001, 202, 000. 001,504,000. 001,600,000. 001,700,000. 00

2, 377, 650. 00

2, 500, 000. 002, 250, 000. 002, 250, 000. 002,095,000. 002, 122, 000. 00

2, 272, 000. 00

2, 218, 009. 00

2, 298, 000. 002, 610, 500. 002,500,000. 002,497,000. 00

2, 497, 000. 002, 810, 320. 00

2, 812,320. 002,902,000. 003,342,000. 003,377,000. 003,882,800. 004,592,000.005, 217, 000. 006,185,137. 82

6, 005, 645. 82

6,005,645. 82

5, 100, 000. 00

5, 000, 000. 005,300,000. 00

4, 634, 730. 004,691,730. 004, 581, 230. 00

4, 252, 880. 004, 463, 820. 004, 463, 820. 004,400,000. 00

$1,635,507. 66

1, 524, 737. 50

1,673,950. 001,552,000. 001,911,250. 00

2,000,000. 002, 588, 579. 702. 397, 6.50. 00

2, .500, 000. 002,312,660. 002, 482, 500. 00

2, 200, 850. 002, -25.5, 000. 00

2, 496, 830. 18

2, 680, 000. 00

3,081,500. 00

2, 975, 500. 00

2, 970, 664. 20

3,30.5, 100. 47

3,117,983.332,975,670. 00

3, 103, 520. 00

3,368,000. 003,763,600. 004,282,5.50. 004, 714, 2.50. 005,566,550.00

5, 728, 4.50. 006, 356, 637. 82

6,081,395. 82

6,034, 14.5. 825,' 266, 073. 68

5, 678, 703. 49

5, 770, 500. 004, 800, 330. 004,691,730. 004,581,230. 004,532,983.464, 780, 820. 004, 771, 820. 004,400,000. 00

$30, 000. 001877 $.391,000. 00

373,950. 003.50, 000. 00407, 250. 00400,000. 00888, 579. 70

20, 000. 00

18781879 $20, 000. 00

6, .500. 0018801881 $300. 001882 10,000. 00188318841885 62, 660. 00

232, .500. 00105, 850. 00133,000. 00224, 830. 18462,000. 00783, 500. 00365, 000. 00470,664.20808, 100. 47

620,983.33165,3.50. 00291,200. 00466, 000. 00421,600. 00905,5.50. 00831,450. 00974, 550. 00511, 4.50. 00171,500. 0075, 750. 0028, .500. 00166,073.68678, 703. 49

470, 500. 00165, 600. 00

1886188718881889189018911892189318941895

1

1896 1

18971898189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913 280, 103. 46

317,000.00308,000. 00

1914

1916

Total 134,5.82,474. 62 14,328,748.51 148,911,223. 13 30,000.00 36,500. 00 300. 00


Office andfor 'public printing and hinaing for the years 1876-1916, inclusive—(Jontd.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING AND SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS FOR SPECIALCATIONS.

Hayden'sAtlas of

Colorado.

Report of

Committeeon Trans-portation.Routes toSeaboard.

Tenth Cen-sus reports.

Annual Re-port Com-missioner ofAgriculture.

Annual Re-port Bureauof AnimalIndustry.

Annual Re-port Commis-

sioner ofLabor.

Animal bulle-tins Bureau

of Ethnology.

$10,500. 00 $4,000. 00$678,624. 61 $219, 161. 54

220,000. 00200,000. 00200,000. 00200, 000. 00200,000. 00200,000. 00

$25, 827. 60$19,083.2019,994.3025,000. 0019, 202. 60

$3,000.00

77,495. 5237,930.0050,000. 00400,000. 00

200,000.00 21,000. 00

1 300, 000. 00300, 000. 00300,000. 00600,000. 00300,000. 00300,000. 00300,000.00300,000.00300, 000. 00300,000.00300,000. 00

1

1

10, 500. 00 4,000.00 756, 120. 13 5,639, 161.54 113,757.60 104,280. 10 3,000.00


No. 19.

—

Detailed statement of appropriations made for the Government Printing

Table No. .3 —APPROPRIATIONS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING, INCLUDINGPUBLICA

Year.

^^^y oditionPostal Laws

Resrxilatiotis.

Consularreports oncattle and

dairyfarming.

PTinrt AnComiiiBrcG

N a.V i ""cit i0n

.

Public-L-dU-LiO <XLx\X.

DGcisioHS.

EleventhCensusReports.

AnnualReport onInternal

18861887 S17, -175. 0018881889 $65, 000. 00 $1,500. 00 $11,000. 00

1891

10,000. 00 $250, 000. 00250, 000. GO

$8, 284. 50

175,000. 00250,000. 00

1

190419051906.190719081909 1

1910191119121913191419151916

Total 17,475. 00 65,000. 00 1,500. 00 21,000. 00 925,000. 00 8, 284. 50

REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 357

Office andfor public printing and hindiny for the years 1876-1916, inclusive—Contd.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING AND SPECIFIC APPKOPRTATIONS FOR SPECIALTIONS—Continued.

Secondedition

Growth of

IndustrialArt.

rieport onDiseasesof theHorse.

Alemoriaivolume

CentennialCelebrationLayingC orneiotone 01Oo-r»i-*-rklv^apitoi.

bpociaiReport onDiseasesui V aiiie.

Aiemorjaivolume

Establish-ment of

ooau ui

Governmentin District

of Columbia.

Total specialapprox)riatioixsfor printingand binding.


public printingand binding.

$30,000.00 $1,665,507.661,524 737.501, 673', 950. 001,572,000.001,917, 750.002,000, 300.002, 613, 079. 703,295,4.36.15

2, 720, 000.002, 512, 660.002, 708,327.602, 440,408.202,474,994.302, 876,825.702, 737, 132. 603, 531,500.003,563,284.503,220, 664.203,605,100.473,422, 983.333,4.50, 670.004,033,020.003,668, 000.004,101,100.004, 582, .550. 005,014,250.005,872,050.006, 028,450.006, 656, 637.826,081,395.826,034,145.825,266, 073.685,678,703.495, 770, 500.004,800,330.004,691,730.004,581,230.004,532, 983.464,780, 820.004,771,820.004,400,000.00

20,000.00(), 500. 00

300. 0024, 500. 00897,786.15220, 000. 00200,000.00225, 827.60239, 558.20219,994.30379,995.5257,132.60

450,000.00587,784.50250, 000. 00300, 000. 00305, 000. 00475, 000. 00932, 500.00300, 000. 00

337, 500. 00

300, 000. 00300, 000. 00305, 500. 00300, 000. 00300,000.00

::::::::::::::

$23, 500. 00 $75, 000. 00

S5, 000.00

42, 500. 00 S40, 000. 00

37, 500. 00

$5, 500. 00

1

23,500.00 155,000.00 5, 000.00 40, 000. 00 5, 500.00 7,964,878.87 156,876,102.00


No. 19.

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Detailed statement of appropriations made for the Government Printing Officeandfor public printing and binding for the years 1876-1916, inclusive—Continued.

RECAriTULATION.

Year.Total specific

appropriations(Table 1).


miscellaneouspurposes(Table 2).


public printingand binding(Table?,).

18761877187818791880..1881188218831884188518861887188818891890189118921893189418951896189718981899I90G1901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913191419151916

Total

$17,

17,

15,

15,

15,

15,

16,

16,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

58,

360,

340,

340,

415,

435,

1,104,

m,966,

985,

1,039,

1,103,1,017.

617. 60671. 17

400. 00600. 00600. 00600. 00100. 00461. 64

300. 00300. 00300. 00300. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00ICO. 00100. 00100.00100. 00100.00200.00200.00450. 00650.00650. 00650.00650. CO650. 00790. 00790. 00358. 00904. 00404. 00532. 19475. 35131.30115. 00

$103, 187. 501,310. 84

300. 00

17,500.00

3,000. 0022, 500. 00

32,367. 507,000. 004, 475. 005,517. 60

5,000. 008, 000. 00

82, 320. 00121,121.90160,000. 0045,622.00

225,866. CO351.165. 53775,000. 00

1,304,000. 0024.80

126.0015, 120. 80

38. 001,013. 83

1,863.57

2, 100. 003,300.003,300. 00

122, 100. 0032. 100. 00

U, 665

1,5241,6731,5721,9172,0002,6133, 295

2, 7202,5122, 7082,4102,4742, 876:

2,7373,5313,5633, 220

3,6053,4223,450,4,036,

3,668,4,101,

4,582,5,014,

5,872,6,028,6,656,

6,081,6.034.

5,2665,6785,7704,8004,6914,5814,5324, 7804,7714,400

,507. 66,737.50,950. 00,000. 00

, 750. 00

, 300. 00,079. 70

, 436. 15

,000. 00

, 660. 00

, 327. 60.408.20

;994. 30

, 825. 70

, 132. 50

, 500. 00

, 284. 50, 664. 20

, ICO. 47

, 983. 33

, 670. 00, 020. 00,000. 00

, 100. 00,550. 00,250. 00050. 00450. 00,637. 82,395.82. 145. 82

,073. 68

, 703. 49

.500. 00, 330. 00

, 730. 00, 230. 00,983. 46

. 820. 00

, 820. 00,000.00

9,623,050. 25 3,456,340. 87 156, 876, 102. 00

No. 20.

—

Statement showing the total cost ofmachinery {by divisions) in use in the Govern-ment Printing Office June 30, 1915.

Public Printer's office S12, 305. 71

Storekeeper 20. 729. 27

Buildings 333,076.49Public documents 15, 592. 29Work 2.420.20Cutting and packing 7, 707. 65Delivery 270.00Garage." 32,986.23Foreman of printing 1, 102. 90Proofroom 30.65Hand composing 1 , 331 . 66Linotype 301,240.48Monotype 437,850.89Foundry !^9.297.22

Job...; 4.795.F0Money order 37,252.23State,* War, and Nayy branch 20, 916. 49Library of Congress printing branch , 23, 135. 62Library of Congress bindery branch 6, 325. 60Patent Office. 635. 00Press 654,683.43Postal card 51,726.00Bindery 416,^188.00

National Museum 1 , 908. 50Pension Office 1,150.00

Senate bindery 280. 55

Total 2,475.538.86

BEPORT OF THE MEDICAL AND SANITARY OFFICER.

July 6, 1915.

Sir: Herewith is a statement showing the number of cases, bothmedical and surgical, arising during working hours, which weretreated in the Government Printing Office emergency room duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1915. There is also included a list of

employees who have received compensation for injuries during the

fiscal year closed, under the provisions of the act of May 30, 1908,providing for compensation to artisans and laborers injured in the

service of the United States.

A total of 2,647 medical and surgical cases were treated duringthe year, in addition to 1,166 redressings of wounds in cases wherethe employee remained at work after being injured and did notapply for compensation, resulting, additional to other activities, in

a grand total of 3,813 cases. One thousand three hundred andnineteen were surgical, and 1,328 medical, as sho^^m in the tables

accompanying this repoit. During the preceding fiscal year there

were 1,078 surgical and 1,297 medical cases. There were no suddendeaths in the building during the year passed, as compared withtwo deaths in the preceding fiscal year.

The respective columns show the number that it was possible to

relieve and the number obliged to go to their homes after temporaryrelief was rendered.Approximately S4,967.80 was expended as compensation for in-

juries received during the fiscal year closed, as compared with$4,603.29 for the preceding year. This would appear a very smallsum indeed when due consideration is given the enormous amountof moving mechanism and the volume of wages paid each year, that

totals between four and five million dollars.

I have the honor to again repeat my recommendation cited in theprecedmg year's report that the Public Printer wiU be enabled to

assign, with the sanction of Congress, a staff of three trained visiting

nurses attached to the emergency room, in order that the PublicPrinter may help, upon their application, those of his employeeswho are ill, and thus by scientific aid rendered in their respective

homes perform a service that would tend, in addition to the humani-tarian aspect, to an early resumption of duty by the employee.

Kespectfully submitted.W. J. Manning, M. D.,

Medical Officer.

Hon. Cornelius Ford, PvMic Printer.359

360 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

No. 21 .

—

Statement showing surgical and medical cases treated in the Government PrintingOffice emergency room, July 1, 1914, to Jane 30, 1915.

SURGICAL CASES.

Incised wounds:Right hand. .

.

Left handRight forearm.Right foot

Left foot

BackFace

TotaL

Lacerated -wounds:Right hand 1 2.

Left handBoth handsRight forearm..Left forearm . .

.

Right leg

Left legRight foot

FacpScalpRight eyeball .

.

Total

Contused wounds:Right hand 1

Left handRight forearm 1

Left forearmRight leg

Left legRight foot 1

Left footLeft shoulderRight forearm and faceRight forearm and kneeRight forearm and hipInguinal regionScalp ,

AbdomenFace

,

Chest wall ,

Right sideBackRight forearm and shoulderRight testicle and shoulderSpine, with internal injuries. .

.

Right hand, shoulder, and hip.Left forearm and leg

Total

Infections:Right hand 3.

.

Left handRight forearm.Left forearm.

.

Right legLeft leg

Right footLeft foot

Face

Total.

Punctured wounds:Right handLeft haadRight forearm LLeft forearmRisrht foot

Left foot *

Number of cases.

Returnedto work.

Total.

1 Fmployee of W. G. Cornell Co., contractors; iionworkei.2 Employee of G. W. Forsberc, contractor: ironworker.» Employee of Post Office Department: post-office in.spector.« Employee of Merchants Express Co.; laborer.

143

205

249

Senthome.

22

HEPOHT OF THE PUBLIC riilNTEK. 361

No. 21.

—

Statement showing surgical wrul medical cases treated in the Government Printing

Office emergency room, July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915—Continued.

SURGICAL CASES—Continued.

Foreign bodies

:

Right hand.Left hand...Left foot...EyeThroat ,

Total

.

Sprains or strains to muscles or ligaments:Right wristLeft wristRight thumbLeft thumbRight ankleLeft ankleRight kneeLeft kneeLeft shoulderRight lumbar regionLeft lumbar regionRight forearmLeft forearmAbdomen ,

Back

Total.

Burns:R ight hand i

Left hand 2

Both handsBoth hands and face 1

Right forearm 3

Left forearm 1

Both forearmsRight footLeft foot

Left legLeft shoulderNeck and chestFaceiFace, right shoulder, and forearm, with contusions to rightConjunctiva, left eyeAcid burn, right conjunctivaRight conjunctiva and left forearm

and side

.

Total.

Fractures and dislocations:Fracture, first, second, and third fingers, left handFracture, great toe, right footFracture, second finger, left handFracture, left ankleFracture, eleventh and twelfth ribs, right sideFracture, sixth rib, right sideFracture, second finger, right handCrushed right thumbCrushed bones of fii'st and second toes, right foot, with laceration of instep

.

Crushed second finger, right handDislocation second finger, left handDislocation left ankle

Total.

Miscellaneous:Concussion of brain with laceration of scalp

.

Ulcer of corneaAbrasion of corneaConjunctivitisReduction, inguinal herniaPhlebitis, left legFistula in anoSpontaneous rupture, vein, left leg

1 Employee of W. G. Cornell Co., ironworker.2 Employee of Post Office Department; post-office inspector.3 Two employees of W. G. Cornell Co.; iionworkers

362 REPOKT OF .THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 21.

—

Statement showing surgical and medical cases treated in the Government Printing

Office ew.ergenqi room, July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915—Continued.

SURGICAL CASES—Continued.

Miscellaneous—Continued

.

CarbiuicleAbscess, faceWhitlow, left hand .

.

Total

Grand total

.

Eedi'essings

MEDICAL CASES.

Acute and subacute indigestionAcute pharyngitisCephalgiaAcute myalgiaTonsillitis

Acute gastritis

SciaticaDiarrheaEnteralgiaTrifacial neuralgiaSyncopeDysmenorrheaMenorrhagiaEpistaxisHepatic colic

NervousnessAcute bronchitisOtalgiaOdontalgia.TachycardiaHeart failure

Acute laryngitisPulmonary congestionEpileptic fit

Cerebral hemorrhageHysteriaMalariaAcute cystitisPtomaine poisoningAcute nephritisUncertain of diagnosisBronchial asthma (acute paroxysm).Renal colic

NeuritisLa grippe ,

Nervous collapseTuberculosisHeat exhaustionPneumoniaVertigoAnuriaAstheniaUrticariaEthmoidal sinusitisAcute choleangitisOveritisHordeolumPleurisyOtitis mediaPericarditisElongated uvulaCancer, stomachUremiaHemorrhoidsPlumbismHaematuriaDementiaAngina pectorisGastric ulcerErythema contageosumPersistent hiccoughLaryngo=pasm

Total


No. 22.-

—

Statement shoiving amounts paid to employees of the Government Printmi,

Office under the Government employees' liability eic 't from July 1. J9J4. to June 30,

1915.

Anderson, Robert B., skilled laborer $87.00Balderson, Burlington L., unskilled la-

borer 86.00Barnes, Mrs. Laura L., folder 36. 2,5

Boteler, Edward D., fireman 77. 14

BrowTi, Henry M., steam fitter 180. 00Brown, Stephen 1\, pressman in charge. . 187. 20

Burson, Isaac A., watchman 53.20Capell, Charles A., imposer 72.00Collins, Bernard J., machine operator 72.60Cooney, Miss Kathryn C, press feeder 63. 11

Cotte,"Miss Helen M., press feeder 83.05Curren, "William E., helper 43. 40

Dunnigan, Eugene, electrotype finisher. . . 96. 00Eastburn, Thomas J., bookbinder 257.25 1

Edwards, George A., pressman 127.60Ellett, Percy C, messenger boy 34.27Erwin, James W., unskilled laborer 39.60Gattis, John H., unskilled laborer 200.00

|

George, Ovilup H., plumber-steamfitter. . 204.00 ;

Gillan, Thomas A., electrotype finisher... 67.20Green, Emerson G., unskilled laborer 118.00

j

Hall, Curtis T., unskilled laborer 56. 75

Hart, Marcellus, unskilled laborer 31.00Haskell, Mrs. Flavia A., folder 82.00

|

Hawkins, William, unskilled laborer 34.25 !

Hering, Miss Lydia, press feeder 53. 76 !

Hill, Mrs. Jennie E., skilled laborer(female) -. 39.75

[

Johnson, Bunyon, unskilled laborer 229.00]

Johnson, James, unskilled laborer 37.60Jones, Howard I., skilled laborer 31.38

j

Kummer, George, helper 42.60 I

Lambson, Miss Belle, skilled laborer !

(female) 33.38 \

I^ongpre, Arthur L., electrician $58.03Longus, Charles F. A., skilled laborer 72.00McCarthy, Miss Rose, press feeder 50.60Mason, James F., unskilled laborer 122.75Matthews, Harry, helper 60.14Mendel, Valentine, watchman 70.00Mumford, Thomas H., jr., electrotypemolder 99.60

O'Brien, William J. C, compositor 58.00O'Meara, Albert B., watchman 62.00I^aul, Jchn E., folding-machine operator.. 103.68Peake, Clarence H., machine helper 41.30Pendel, Thomas F., bookbinder 156.00Price, Miss Mary, press feeder 85.80Ransom, Stephtn J., unskilled laborer 69. 12Reynolds, Robert, unskilled laborer 30.00Siinms, Emanuel, unskilled laborer 143.55Solomon, Sidney, skilled laborer 39.38Taylor, Richard, unskilled laborer 72.38Taylor, Mrs. Ivatherine V., press feeder. . . 39.60Terry, Mrs. Nellie R., press feeder 35.20Thomas, Robert C, electrotyper's helper. 87.81Vernon, Jonas, unskilled laborer 37.63Wallace, Arthur, unskilled laborer 35.38Wilkins, James E., skilled laborer 48.00Williams, Charles, unskilled laborer 34.50Williams, Robert, laborer 39.00Williams, Thomas C, folding-machiBe op-

erator 90.40Williams, George M., unskilled laborer. . . 42. 38Winne, Walter W., pressman 196.08Yoder, Charles C, skilled laborer 31. 25

4,967.80

No. 23.

—

Statement showing expenditures on account of traveling expenses during the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1915.

Name. Date of trip. Destination. Purpose.

Cornelius Ford Nov. 12-21, 1914.

Do ' Feb. 6-10, 1915..

Doi

Apr. 23-26, 1915.

Do ' Apr. 6-12, 1915..Do ' Apr. 30-May 4,

I

1915.

D. V. Chisholm....! Nov. 12-21, 1914.

Do.

Do.

DoEdward S. MooresJohn J. O'Brien...

Wm. J. Sammond.

Total

Feb. 6-10, 1915.

Apr. 6-12, 1915...

May 2-4, 1915..May 12-14, 1915Oct. 7-9, 1914...,

Feb. 24-27, 1915.

Washington to BrynMawrand Philadelphia and re-

turn.Washington to Philadel-phia and New York andretm-n.do

.do.Washington to New YorkCity and return.

Washington to Philadel-phiaand Bryn Mawr andreturn.

Washington to Philadel-phia and New York andreturn.

Washington to New YorkCity and return.dodo

Washington to New Yorkand Philadelphia and re-

turn.Washington to Philadel-phia and return.

Inspection of machinery. .

.

Inspection of offset presses.

Official business—printingmachinery and supplies.

Inspecting presses, etcdo

Inspecting machinery

Inspecting offset presses. .

.

Inspecting presses, etc

....doOfficial businessElectrotypers' convention,

etc.

Inspection of electrical

equipment.


No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the am,ount paid each, includingleaves of absence and pay for holidays.

Name.

Abbott, SaraAbbott, William R .

.

Abernethj^, Charles .

.

Abrams, Thomas J...

Ackerman, Abram A.Ackert, Burnett H...Adams, Carrie VAdams, Charles SAdams, James HAdams, Josephine G.Adams, Lewis KAdams, Lorenzo P...Adams, LouisaAdams, Loxlie VAdams, Richard T...Adams, William R...Adams, William S . .

.

Adamson.Harrietta OAdamson, JessicaAddison, Howard K

.

Addison, PhilipAdie, AliceAdy, Henry SAs;ar, KateAhern, EllaAhern, Joseph EAitkenhead.Wilfred CAke, Margaret DAlbaugh, Benjamin SAlbertson, George H..Alburtis, James HAlderman, Ralph W.

.

Aldrich, William H...Aldridge, George T . .

.

Alexander, Samuel....Alford, James RAlgate, Stanton WAllen, Annie CAllen, Charles CAllen, Charles RAllen, George WAllen, Henry MAllen, Henry MAllen, John WAllen, Louis MAllen, Rufus J

Allison, Arthur AAllison, Charles EAllison, WilliamAls, John LAltman, DavidAltman, HermanAlverson, John LAmazeen, Charles B .

.

Ambler, SarahAmes, Mary CAmmann, CharlesAmoss, James OAnderson, David F . .

.

Anderson, Emil AAnderson, Fred AAnderson, GustaveA.Anderson, JordanAnderson, Lyell LAnderson, NelsonAnderson, Percy SAnderson, Richard H.Anderson, RobertAnderson, Robert B .

.

Anderson, William J.

.

Andrew, Eugene H . .

.

Andrews, Elizabeth L.Andrews, Margaret. .

.

Andrus, Sarah I

Angel, James EAnsley, Sterling GAnthony, Albert B . .

.

Arbuckle, Edward L.

.

Ard, Laura MArends, Fred L

Amount.

$1,000.001,717.901,232.55634.31

1,372.531, 337. 03

492. 26149. 87958. 05

1,194.051,412. 20613.99622. 74

1, 621. 06647. 21

1,000.001,252. 00

350. 49289. 70627. 10

1,568. 25731.59779. 34625. 75

1,325.51509. 42884. 47

1, 392. 591,222.251, 586. 001,683.721,672.311, 383. 40

148. 87210. 18652. 88994. 17

1,023.241,151.17

58.001,572. 41

803.60696. 30

1,247.831, 966. 701,489.041,073.46312.00175.32985. 84191.15

2, 500. 00

1, 498. 50

1, 500. 00839. 41

1,138.631,252.001,387.301, 252. 00

1, 509. 83

1, 595. 16691.07625. 56610. 00

1,415.55924. 13627.87427.61819.55

1, 859. 40729.02620. 54702. 78820. 80595. 27641.38467. 70619.43

1,376. 99

Name.

Arm, RichardArmstrong, Arthur . .

.

Armstrong, CatherineP

Armstrong, George V

.

Armstrong, James R..Arnett, Ernest EArnold, GeorgeArnold, Harry CArrington, Thomas JArthur, Harry WAshby, Mary Sabin..Ashford, Charles W.

.

Ashford, William F..Ashion, Plarry FAshton, Fred DAshton, George HAtkins, DavidAtkins, John HAtkinson, Edwin T..Atkinson, George O..Atkinson, James S. .

.

Atkinson, John FAtwell, Mary HAudrick, William H .

.

Aukward, George H...Auracher, Christian C.Austin, Charles BAustin, Edwin Bruce.Austin, Grant LAustin, James EAvis, WilliamAyers, John TAyler, Henry EAylward, Minnie A . .

.

Ayres, AnnieAyres, FrankBabcock, Daniel ABabcock, James H., jr.

Babcock, JohnBabcock, Joseph HBabcock, Raymond N.Bacon, Allan LBagnam, William B .

.

Bailey, Ida KBailey, Ida MBailey, Lucy RBailey, Mary EBarr, Bert EBaird, Hattie DBaker, Alfred JBaker, Edgar RBaker, Ella BBaker, Emily MBaker, George FBaker, Philip EBalderson, BurlingtonL

Balderson, Marvin B..Baldwin, Elias CBaldwin, Ella FBaldwin, Walter JBaldwin, William H..|Balkam, Annie W . .

.

Ball, George HBall, George S ,

.

Ball, Leonard LBalmer, Harvey F...Banks, Vernita EBardwell, Minnie W.Barker, Arthur EBarker, Mary EBarlow, John RBarnes, Adelaide F.

.

Barnes, Charles PBarnes, Clair CBarnes, George OBarnes, HoraceBarnes, Laura LBarnes, Thomas D..

.

Amount.

$1,448. 491,394.40

847.95909. 04

1,493.021,249.50

642. 25

1,232.501,066.07

739. 801,413.901,499.641,762.881,249.25

628. 12

673. 66335. 15

1,252 001,224.001,572.961,442.801, 708. 98

588. 35626. 00

1,506.671, 430. 10

449. 371,467.001, 300. 041,229.85

720 00775. 27

1, 252. 001,485.30

730. 82

1, 228. 00126. 00

1,462.941,377.251,454.401,712.281,372.801, 472. 26789.00729. 37680. 29625. 19

1,397.75626. 00962. 70643 97698. 00718. 10

1, 250. 75

1,155.00

522. 61

629. 925.50

725. 91

1, 260. 32879. 86844. 58114. 76816. 84

1, 243. 80

1, 488. 60625. 54625. 50

1,400.00626. 00402. 91

481. 501,059. 101,516. 12

1, 248. 00603. 50687. 53667. 13

Name.

Barnett, Horace E. .

.

Barnhart, Herman B.Barnhart, Flavins A.Barnholt, Margaret LBarnholt, William H.Barnum, HoratioBarnum, Mark H., jr.

Barr, John MBarr, Samuel DBarrett, AnnieBarrett, Howard A .

.

Barrett, John MBarrett, JuliaBarrett, Robert D . . .

,

Barrick, Ethel MBarringer, George N.

.

Barringer, MartinBart, Susan CBartels, Augustus J. .

.

Barth, William FBarton, Charles H., jr.

Baskerville, Douglas BBasseches, Joseph L.

.

Bateman, Maggie C . .

.

Bateman, William I.

.

Bates, William HBattenfleld, Paul J....

Battley, Alice EBatton, Abraam BBauer, Clement ABauers, Charles FBaulsir, John VBaumgartner, A nthony N

Baxter, Frank ABaxter, Frederick W..Baxter, Samuel WBaylie, JennieBayly, William J. W..Bayne, Christie SBaynes, James EBeach, Francis I

Beach, Harry DBeach, Mildred JBeadle, Henry MBeall, EsauBealor, Gertrude E . .

.

Beaman, Joseph NBean, Katie KBean, NealyBean, Spencer JBeard, Raymond L. .

.

Beasley, William A. .

.

Beaton, Robert CBeatty, Alexander P.

.

Bechert, William H...Bechtel, Nora ABeck, John SBecker, Joseph WBeckwith, DanielBeddow, William C...Beene, Russell OBeight, Melvin MBelair, Felix JBelcher, Ida PBelcher, Joseph WBelcher, Sumner PBell, Charles WBell, Edith MBell, Robert JBell, Samuel HBell, William PBellenger, Abra ABellinger, Oscar BBenjamin, Miriam E..Benker, Charles GBenner, Alan R. CBenner, Joseph NBenner, Louis JBennett, Charles E....

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER. 365

No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons em'ployed in the public printing andblading during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915, and the amount paid each, including

leaves of absence and pay for holidays—Continued.

Name.

Bennett, Clara LBennett, Luke J

Bennett, Walter J

Benson, Gustav ABentley, Mary F. C...Benton, Andrew J

Benton, Lottie KBentz, Abner WBentzel, Charles H . .

.

Berg, John RBerger, Frederick H .

.

Berger, Joseph JBerger, William FBergeson, AndrewBergin, Mary LBeringer, William H .

.

Berkeley, George T . .

.

Berkeley, Leona SBerkley, John ABernd, JohnBernard, AlbertBerrang, Harry PBerry, Jarrett SBerry, Norman KBerwick, WilliamBevill, Hugh MBeyler, EdwardBier, Robert LBierach, GeorgeBierley, WilliamBiggins, Mamie RBillings, Harry BBiondi, Kath. RBirchard, Marie LBird, John RBirdsall, George HBirmingham, Joseph JBirney, ThomasBisbee, Horace VBishop, Agnes I

Bishop, John KBittenbender, John K.Blaauboer, PeterBlack, Charles N ...

Black, Raleigh MBlackburn, Samuel J.

.

Blackford, Eugene W.Blackwell, Leslie JBlackwell, Sylvester FBladen, Charles ABlair, NellieBlake, William W....Blakely, Thomas E...Blessing, Louis MBligh, Thomas ABlincoe, William F . .

.

Bloom, Frank BBlore, MaryBlosser, Ross JBlount, Louis CBoate, HarryBodenhamer, MarshA

Bodine, Benjamin F.

.

Bodwell, Anson LBoernstein, Henry N.Bogia, Ferdinand F...Bohannon, William HBolland, BenjaminBolten, William RBond, John WBond, Marion MBonney, Byron WBontz, Ida MBontz, Leslie NBoone, George RBoone, George WBooth, William H....Booze, Helen YBooze, William H

$1,216. 601,424.98

494. 1.5

1, 252. 00

1, 200. 001,222.20

792. 77

1,092.001,242.251,545.831.341. 19

1,221.00552. 30

1,252.00674. 62

1, 665. 461,256. 96

572. 30773. 36

1,252. 25

^3.371,443.50

808. 62800. 34

1, 305. 77578. 00

1,233. 10

1,351.951, 625. 04

720. 00494. 88

1,436.40673.77499. 37

1, 552. 071,252.291, 226. 55

858. 381,341.30

476. 01

1, 395. 29

1,547.961,684. 761,619.23

783. 43578. 11

374. 93609. 50888. 49

1,491.60648. 83

1, 558. 331,513.71

552. 00155. 93878. 29887. 56

1,113.001,250. 00

97.521, 387. 22

1, 752. 901,339. 13

.1,459. 201,544. 55

1, 266. 25217. 5381.84

1,618. 58350. 15

850. 97

1, 752. 80665. 72499. 64

1, 227. 451,392. 27

726. 53602.23634. 40

Name.

Borst, Jennie ABoss, Castleman PBoss, Ernest MBoss, James GBoss, John RBoss, Laura VBoss, Robert ABoston, Arthur FBoswell, William E...Bosworth, Admiral K

.

Boteler, Edward D...Boteler, Florence R...Boteler, Harry SBoteler, Overton CBotts, John ABoucher, Robert SBouton, Eugene CBouvet, Charles WBowden, FletcherBowen, Albert WBowen, Arthur LBowie, RandallBowles, LucyBowles, Mary EBowman, WilliamBowser, Mack CBoyd, AlexanderBoyd, JohnBoyer, Andrew JBoyer, TaylorBoyle, JamesBradley, Elizabeth K.Bradley, George EBradlev, John 1)

Bradley, John TBrady, Ora ABrady, William W...Bragg, Robert EBrammell, Elmer B .

.

Brandon, Leroy DBrandt, AdamBrannan, MaryABransom, George W.

.

Brantly, Charles JBrashears, Thomas WBra.ssil, Thomas JBraswell, Ernest JBrattain, HenryEBrattain, Paul HBraund, John JBraxton, Alexander.

.

Braxton, Henry W . .

.

Brayton, Harvey H...Breen, JamesBreen, Sylvester ABreitenbach, George EBrennan, Caroline. . .

.

Brennan , Charlotte E

.

Brennan, Thomas M.Brent, Walter H....Breslin, JosephineBreswitz, Lewis HBretzfelder. MosesBrewer. Walla'' eBrian, Edward HBrian, Henry TBrick, Alice LBrick, Josephine M . .

.

Brirkerd, MiltonBridwell, Charles W..Briggs, James SBright, Emma ABrisrht, William H....Brightwell, M. DBrinker. Josiah H. . .

.

Britt, PierreBroaddus, ,Tohn BBroody, Florence E...Broas. John MBrocKman, William E

Amount.

!$544.t9

l,45o.20625.01

1,198. 001,497.60

680. 68819.62631.4716.78

1,390.751,330.86616.54

1, 523. 861,315.831,360.481,501.50

616. 42

1,250. 251,799.711, 545. 001,460. 28632.43190. 30665. 08666. 73

653. 801,252. 00

637. 771,176.001,351.50

498. 00174.90

1,468. 20

1,495.501,505.761,785.001,118.071,452. .33

656. 091,702.122, 250. 00681.5037. 80

1,232.00988. 06

1,334.27971.68

1,250. 00148. 55416. 12

617. 75

867.741,677.171,446.601,248. 001,662.24

990. 36671.66

1.373..54

626. 00730. 51

6.601,393.921,227. 751,628. 81

4,500. 00735. 87711.19712. 81

1,4.39.80

1,579.80840. 00

1,212.20900. 00

3.500.00614.00

1,015. 13

8(i3.84

1,520. 84

1,003.73

Name.

Bro' kwell, v\ illiam M.Brodie, Charles C. . .

.

Brodie, FrankBrodnax, James H...Brombry

,Ray mond 1

Brooke, E dwardBrooke, .lames Y.

Brookfield, Caroline FBrooks, A. thnr CBrooks, Edward A. . .

Brooks, Etta EBrooks - George HBrooks', James EBrooks, James FBrooks, Ri'hard H. .

.

Brooks, Robert EBrooks, Victor TBrosee. GuyBrosnahan* TornBrosnan, Agne> JBrower, Garrett B., jr.

Brower, George K . . .

.

Brown, AlfredBrown, Lelphine W .

.

Brown, Edna HBrown, ElijahBrown, Elliott WBrown, Emelyn DBrown, Gilbert

j

Brown, Henry M1

1

Brown, Homer JI Brown, Howard G

,[Brown, Ida V

|: Brown, .James M. E...

[[

Brown, John RI

Brown, John W! Brown, Joseph A

IjBrown, Julia GBrown, Kate T

Brown, Katherine L. SBrown, Leland SBrown, Levi.Brown, louis NBrown, Montague A. .

Frown, ReubenBrown, Robert WBrown, Samuel RBrown. Stephen TBrown, ThomasBrown, Thurston G...Brown, Wade HBrown, William HBrown, William PBrown, William T....Browne, John CBrowne, Ulysses SBrowne, Walter ABrowning, Harrison MBrowning. Luther L..Bruce, AaronBruce, Faniel WBrudin, John FBruffy, George TBryan, Carolvne JBryan, Ella EBryant. Harry RBuckholz, Brady N...Buckingham, ClintonO

Buckingham, Hugh L.Buckland, Frank E...Buckley, Anna NBuckley, James JBuckley. Josephine C.Buckner, William I. .

.

Buehler, Albert JBuehler, John FrBuehne, August NBugbee, Marv FBullen , William W . .

.

366 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

No. 24.

—

-Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, includingleaves of absence and pay for holidays—-Gontrnvied. -

Name.

Bullis, William JBullock, Marion EBullock, Samuel G . .

.

Bumpus, Frank M . .

.

Bundy, John RBunn, Sidney SBurch, William EBurchfield, William EBurgess, Robert W . .

.

Burgess, William R...Burgy, MarieBvirke, Anna GBurke, CatharineBurke, p:mmett HBurke, George HBurke, George OBurke, Harry CBurke, John JBurke, John WBurke, Julia MBurke, Mary ABurke, William EBurkett, Anna WBurkhardt, Julius W.

.

Burklin, GeorgeBurless, Daniel WBurlingame, ¥"llliam

.

Burness, William JBurnett, BenjaminBurnett, Charles W . .

.

Burnham, Inez LBurns, Aloysius FBurns, Harry WBurns, John'HBurns, John JBurns, John JBurns, JohnJBurnside, John SBurr, AdaBurr, Harry ABurr, William JBurrell, E mmett M . .

.

Burritt, Jessie ABurruss, MaryBurson,Isaae ABurton, Frank RBurton, Lansing HBurton, Minnie UBurton, StephenBush, Charles WBush, Daniel P.,M.D.Bush, FenwickButcher, James W., jr.

Butcher, John HBute, Eleanor HButler, Andrew MButler, BartholomewWButler, Charles HButler, Harold DButler, Jennie..Butler, John HButler, John MButler, Missouri GButler, Paul I

Butler, Walter CButler, William EButler, Wiliam PButs:'h, Leonard E—B uts-^her , E dward P .

.

Butt,Lilla WBynum, Thomas AByrne, EdithEByrne, Joseph HByrne, Patrick JByrne, Thomas FCady, William SCaesar, Harold CCalhoon, Edward E .

.

Calhoun, Richard M . .

.

Amoimt.

$1,336.451,605.78

736. 071,016.60628.40720. 00850. 38

2,091.701,685.821,294.00

685. 70900.95261. 80101. 50944. 61

720. 00949. 99

1,519.37858.72

1,343.40649. 72630. 00640. 01

1,648.751,487.53

74.001,484.24600.00474.56

1,663.64726. 77850.92

1,063.081,383.651,323.84

719. 551,502.401,617.55

618. 86962. 00

1,220.50725. 67709. 30684. 04737. 25980. 15

1,486.19720. 00640.84

1,619.792,275. 28614.24

1,269.10112. 77810.99

1,686.09

1,514.68285. 35

1,589.81679. .30

1,487.58615.40509.4862:3.97

720. 00878. 11

601. 10

1,498. 501,495.19493.61

1,635. .30

999. 801,.391. 381, 241. 75

1,429.001,481.33

623. 551,506.60

677. 00

Name. Amoimt.

Calkins, OrvilleACanaghan,Eva ACallahan, John JCallaway, Robert W .

.

Camatella, Salvator. .

.

Cameron, John WCameron, William B .

.

Camp, William MCampbell, Alice I

Campbell, Andrew J .

.

Campbell, Daniel A. .

.

Campbell, Edward B..Campbell, James H . . .

.

Campbell, Louis JCampbell, MaryCampbell, Richard H.Campbell, Sanford B .

.

Camper, James HCanisius, Arthur TCannon, Catherine E.A

Cannon, Charles FCannon, Frank ACantine, CatharineCapell, Charles ACapers, Frank VCapper, Clen MCardwell, Joseph CCarey, Hugh JCarney, GeorgeACarpenter, Arthur A .

.

Carpenter, E lizabeth .

.

Carpenter, George D . .

.

Carpenter, William R

.

Carpenter, Georgia B .

.

Carpenter, William H

.

Carpenter, William S..Carr, Alexander ACarr, Andrew JCarr, Archie ACarr, John HCarr, Margaret CCarr, Mattie LCarrington, JamesW .

.

Carroll, Joseph HCarroll, Louis MCarroll, SoutheyCarson, AmeUa BCarson, EllenCarter, E dward LCarter, Fannie DCarter, FrankCarter, Georgia I

Carter, James WCarter, John CCarter, LeeCarter, LillianWCarter, Owen LCarter, Richard FCarter, Richard NCarter, Samuel ECarter, WilUamCarter, William (2d) ..

Carter, William HCarty, Alton BCarver, Charles HCarver, Wil])urn RCarville, JamesCasey, Daniel JCasey, Francis BCasev, JohnCason, Thomas JCasper, ElizabethCassiday, May ACassidav, William J . .

.

Castle, Charles ECastle, manuel MCather, AnnaCaton,JohnP.DCavanagh, Adelaide I.

$1,226.18839. 50

1,399. 77596. 22634.40664.01

1, 237. 021,360.40

699. 72

1,686.361,370.321,070.50

627. 001,599.68

705. 061,221.251,384.24

109. 801,481.40

723. 60636.61

1,305.37626. 00

1,448.801,701.76

937. 72

1.267.251,580. 14

1,292.451,398.32607.36781.29494.45

1,000. 001,743.601,195.60

708. 00657. 77

638.45720. 00876. 40650.11208. 92625. 36

1,004.991,008. 63

626. 00655. 85

1,395.13518.49625.45876.40

1.514.10250. 72

669. 21

967. 851,696.26

708. 28899. 85646. 96743.31732. 57624. 86

1,419.54618. 05

1,472.101,687.201,222.001,392.82602.80

1,081.95733. 06987. 90

l,30t.441,350.05

720. 00677. 52

1,236.00631.57

Name.

Cavey, James WCawson, Charles CChabeaux, C. Albert.

.

Chamberlain, JosephF

Chambers, Andrew. .

.

Chambers, Eleanor MChamplin,BertCChapman, AnnieChapman, George W

.

Chapman, James R . .

.

Chapman, Joseph B .

.

Charlton, Harry E . .

.

Chase, Fannie CChase, Fred CChase, HenryWChase, MariaAChase, Robert HChase, WilliamHChatterton, Louise WChenoweth, WilliamH

Cherry, ClarenceE . .

.

Cheshire, Robert M .

.

Childress, John W . .

.

Childs, Madeline P...Childs, Samuel N....Chisholm, Daniel V.

.

Chisley, William J . .

.

Chisolm, Rollins F...Chrisman, WillChristian, Robert W.Christian, Rufus L. ..

Christian, Wallace B.Christie, Harry RChroniger, William PChunn, Theodore H.

.

Claflin, Fremont M .

.

Clagett, Ellen AClark, Charles EClark, DanielClark, Emma G.Clark, GeorgeClark, George EClark, HelenClark, JamesClark, James Wilson.Clark, Jesse MClark, John WClark, Lewis BClark, Thomas FClarke, Elizabeth M.

.

Clarke, George BClarke, JohnClarke, Walter AClarkson, William F

.

Clarridge, Violet E...Claveloux, Mark A. . .

,

Clements, Lyman J.

.

Clemson, John G ,

Cleveland, ElijahCline, Anna BClokey, Julia FClough, Allan CClauser, Robert H—Clum, George BCoates, AllenCoates, Clarence N—Coates, HansCobb, James WCobb, John NCockrill, AimerCoe, Charles HCoe, Mary ECogan, James ECogswell, Frederick A.Cohen, MorrisCohill, Frank RColbert, Margaret C. .

.

Colclazier, NeUie C. . .

.


No. 24.

—

^Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public prinlimj andbinding during ike fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, including


Name.

Wil-Cole, Everett FCole, Frederic

lard, jr

Cole, Frank OCole, George CCole, Grace GCole, Ira ECole, John OCole, Margaret MCole, SamuelColeman, Benjamin...Coleman, EdwardColeman, MarcusColeman, Mary LColeman, Robert E . .

.

Colklesser, Amelia A.

.

Collar, EdwinCollier, Mary DColliere, Joseph T

CoUiere, Mary ECollins, AnitaCollins, Bernard JCollins, JuliaCollins, Thomas HCollins, William JColman, David ECohnan, JohnColman, Samuel AColton, Joseph EColville, Frank CColvin, John RColvin, Samuel NColwell, James FCombs, Bernard CCompton, FrankComstock, Arlington.

.

Congdon, Robert W. .

.

Conger, William HConn, Sara PConnell, Denis EConnelly ,B en jaminM

.

Connelly, Michael P. .

.

Conner, WilverConnery, John EConnington,Thomas J.

Connolly, John FConnolly, Mary AConnor, Cornelius A. .

.

Connor, ElizabethConnor, James DConnor, John BConnor, Kate FConnor, Michael F., jr.

Connor, William CConnors, Dennis RConroy, James JConstantino, Benja-min F

Conway, ThomasCook, Abraham GCook, Cyrus E !

Cook, Dennis E|

Cook, Henry E|

Cook, John|

Cook, Mary Ei

Cook, Mary HCook, William JCooke, Charles F t

Cooke, I rancis PCooksey, Charles H . .

.

Cooley, Leander BCoolidge, Helen QCooney, Kathrjm C . .

.

Cooney, William E . .

.

Cooper, Edward FCooper, John WCooper, Mary ECooper, Sands LCopeland, John CCopeland, Wilber A. .

.

$91.05

1, 380. 501,377. 20

1, 720. 21

867. 66

1, 146. 20

1, 637. 22624. 99625. 87633. 20

1, 568. 08612. 26689. 43612.00483. 75

1, 170. 50601.78

1, 213. 56420. 40

1,600.001, 377. 20

688. 58

1, 446. 00843. 54

1,666.96267. 43943. 37

1, 545. 45

1,700.61720. 00633. 20

1,411.51678.74575. 40647. 41

1,310. 16

1,332.76677. 55

1,195.431, 758. 301,490.70

713. 16

1,466.341,414.611, 476. 001,485.601, 498. 28617.05

1, 249. 75

1, 247. 25623. 62

1, 798. 931,267.57

798. 881,711.74

1,315. 14720. 00

1,226.551, 480. 50

624. 89937. 69895. 00851.73841. 41

1, 155. 75

1,700. 14759. 56998. 90

1, 438. 32980. 56690. 04840. 00693. 08777.88717.06

1, 246. 75327. 12

1,501.50

Copenharve, Harvey.

.

Copp, Walter GCorbett, Maurice N . .

.

Corkins, David DeWitt

Cornell, Sarah MCornish, Joseph SCornish, William H. .

.

Cornwell, Louis W

—

Corridon, Bernard J. .

.

Corrigan, John FCorwin, Thomas JCostello, John A

j

Costello, MaryCostigan, Lawrence...

!Costley, Moses ACostolow, Bernard W.Cotte, Helen M

j

Cotter, John ACottle, Albert A

I Councell, William F .

.

! Cousins, Wallace J

1Covert, Charles C

!

Covert, Seward TiCowden, Frank B

!Cowgill, Herman L . .

.

Cowgill, John

I

Cowles, Allen E1Cox, Charles li

Cox, Clinton RCox, Frank P.

1Cox, James N

\Cox, Lena P

i Cozlin, Jacob' Craft, MaxCraig, AmandaCraig, James MCramer, Mary ACrandall, AnnabelCrandall, Francis A. .

.

Craney, FrederickCrass, Alfred WCraven, John CCrawford, Nettie E . .

.

Crawford, NormanCrawford, WilliamCreamer, Delia JCreed, John WCrellin, Mary ACrews, EnosCrews, Floyd CCrist, Lillie ECroggan, Ellen HCroggon, Katie LCromelien, Sarah C. .

.

Cromwell, Fred WCromwell, James P. .

.

Cronin, Michael MCrooke, Bernard LCross, Annie ECross, George ACross, Joel WCrowder, EugeneCrowley, Thomas J. .

.

Crowther, Wade HCroxton, Ida 1

Crump, Ella LCrump, William FCuddy, MatthiasCulbertson, Samuel S.Cullen, Albert JCullen, Annie WCullen, Florence MCullen, Joseph VCummings, Joseph H.Cuney, Lloyd GCuney, Norris WCunningham, John A.Cunningham, MauriceB

Amount.

$1,477.921,007. 18

666. 15

1,523.04639. 21

1,341.911, 527. 851,584.51

373. 89809. 62

1, 248. 30699. 72599. 99949. 99921. 38373. 80673. 47

1,534.91166. 66

1,801.561, 447. 14

1, 264. 042,218.751,486.17957.08720.00

1,134.981,234. 25

989. 901,591.75709.30724. 62

1,251.501,001.00771.87

1, 224. 00826. 84

1, 200. 00959. 28608. 37

1,251.70702.00618. 14747.54720. 00

618. 00701. 08599. 60

1,504.40334. 54585. 50606. 98

1,200. 601,600.001,433. 10

920. 361,501.44

876. 401,377.201,642. 56582.31

1,252. 021,392. 89

684. 47625. 78

1,882.74720. 00

1, 236. 00969. 92878. 42362. 15737. 03

1,487.28746. 76

1,137.601,321.65

942. 07

Amount.

CunninghamK

Curran, William TCurren, William ECurry, Lawrence B . .

.

Curseen, John WCurtin, Curtis ECurtin, JohannaCurtis, KateCurtis, Maggie BDaffer, Fenton TDahl, William HDahlberg,GustafR.L.Dahlen, Elise MDaily, Thomas JDalby, Henry WDale, Charles HDale, Stephen TDalton, Anna Zelda...

;

Dalton, Samuel1 Daly, Ethel 1

Daly, Robert EDaly, William FDamery, John

I

Dana, Bertha L: Dandridge, Eugene A

.

! Danforth, Laura V!

Danforth, Louis Ej

Daniel, Nannie T!

!

Daniels, Alfred I

I

Dant, Ella Li

I

Dant, John BDarbv, Mary A

I Darby, Samuel P!

j

Darlins;, Delphinej

j

Dausch, Kate M;Da Vega, Elisa M

;

Davenport, Samuel .

.

'[ Davidson, EdwinDavidson, Roland L.Davis, Addie ADavis, AlbertDavis, Alfred ADavis, CharlotteEavis, Edgar FDavis, Edward EDavis, Edward HDavis, Edwin LDavis, ElizabethDavis, Frederick L.

.

Davis, George SDavis, George SDavis, Henry WDavis, IsabeileDavis, IvinsDavis, John ADavis, John BDavis, John PDavis, LottaDaA'is, StephenDavis, WillDavis, William HDavison, Joseph K...Daw, Edward BDawson, Eugene R .

.

Dawson, Lottie FDay, Alma V

I

Day, Annie Mi

Day, Henry Hj

Dav, Jesse L i

Dean, Julia TDeans, Arthur C

|

Decker, CatherineDecker, Edward M. .

Dedrick, William H.De Pontes, Joseph...Desnan, Joseph JDelabar, KillianDelahunty, JohnDelano, William J. .

.

$1,400.001, 280. 30

846. 99499. 22782. 04

1, 247. 50

658.01607. 59564.00805.87

1,422.86


No. 24.

—

Statement shoiving the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, includingleaves of absence and pay for holidays—Continued.

Name.

Delawder, John ADelcher, Harry DDellinger, Carl SDelvin, Leo MDement, ElmerDement, Margaret H..Dempsey, Alberta K..Dempsey, HermanDenham, Allan ADenney, Hugh HDennis, CharlesDennison, Charles S. .

.

Denny, Roxie EDensmore, John HDent, James ADent, James ADevlin, James HDe Vries, John WDewey, Robert WDickinson, Frances P.Dickinson, John JDickman, John BDickson, Victor VDiehl, Julius CDierken, JosephDiers, Gustave BDieste, John BDietz, AlfredDiggs, Nettie EDill, Annie CDill, Gecrge EDillard, Robert RDillon, EhzabethDilsaver, John LDines, FannieDingle, WiUiam BDivine, Luther MDixon, Levi LDobbs, Harry CDodd, Jacob'.Dodd, Permelia LDodd, RandolphDodd, Samuel M.,jr...Dodge, IdaDodge, Joseph ADodson, Charles EDodson, Chester ADodsoa, Margaret A.

.

Doehrer, CarlDoering. Robert LDoherty, William C...Dohoney, John JDolan, Annie EDonaldson, AlbertDonahue, Mary ADonath, Howard E . .

.

Donn, Frank WDonn, Thomas MDonneberg, Elsie M...Donnelly, Mary ADonohue, John SDoocy, James WDoolan, WilliamDooley, George ADooley, Rose EDore, "Edward ADore, Richard SDorsey, Benjamin F..Dorsey, Frank XDorsey, Hannah EDorsey, William FDorster, John NDoten, Charles ODouan, John SDougher, Thomas E .

.

Dougherty, Frank A..Dougherty , Thomas ADouglas, Alexander..

.

Douglas, Bernard L...

Amount.

$928. 59

1, 249. 50720. 58897. 10

1, 275. 09876. 40569. 89

1,740. 09

1, 252. 00720. 00889. 84

1,064.85526. 62

1, 394. 646U.76

1,791.421.454.40i; 046. SO

876. 40713.44647. 70

1,518. 87

606. 871,123.711, 147. 00

1, 692. 24674. 33

1, 344. 05869. 21

773. 85

1,632.801,633.89801.36

1,608.36511.90

1,383.121,500.001,320.141,673.84

694. 37729. 84

328. 37695. 27

615.611,252.001,770.30

641. 96215.37

1,493.701,248. 001,600. 181,922.34

795. 78874. 0077.55

1,332.80842. 65

1,493.65695. 51

701.45626. 00

1,8.38. 98567.98

1,475.34668. 82818. 88375. 00

1,032.42679. 15734. 81

1,475.707.59. 12

1,301.891,686.36

22. 001,654.831,234.011,031.00374.32

Name.

Douglas, John FDouglas, William G...Douglass, Beulah V...Douglass, Mary EDow, Charles ADow, Marv EDow, W. jDowden, KateDowell, Clara EDowell, George PDowling, FrankDowling, Jennie LDownie, Sarah EDowning, Edward H .

Downing, John PDowns, Annie CDowns, James WDowns. William MDoyle, Ellen TPrake, Horace F.J...Traley, Margaret A . .

.

Draney, AlicePraper, John WPreis, .Toseph ADreis, MartinPreisonstok, Albert YPreisonstok, Henry YPrenner. Walter EP riggers, John SDrum, Francis, jr

Drury, Edith BPuce, Harry APuckett, Amos HDuckett, Walter C...Duffy, Charles JDuffy, .JosephDu Frane, George W.DuUn, Lawrence LPuling, William HPunkin, Frank APunkins, Thomas E .

.

Punlap, John r

Punn, MichaelDunn, Robert A. S....Dunnells, Cora KDunnigan, l-^ugeneDunster, May I)

Durham, Mary CPurisoe, John RDurr, Benjamin FDutch, EdwardDutrow, Annie O . . .

.

Dvorak, .JosephDwight, Edward .1

Early, Latta OEast'burn, Thomas J..Eastburn, William B

.

Eatman, ThomasEaton, RushEberbach, Edward. .

.

Eberle, Rebecca SEccard, AlbertEcker, Charles AEcklofl, ArthurEdelen, Clavton AEdington, Hunter S. .

Edmonston, Archi-bald

Edmonston, EdwinWEdmunds, Samuel W.Edmunds, WillM....Edsall, John HEdwards, Charles H...Edwards, Flora SE dwards

,George A . .

.

Edwards, HenryEdwards, .John WEdwards, Joseph W.

.

Egbert. William J

Amount.

$621. 12

622. 00724.58679. 60873.42625.37

1,672.50679. 57876.40

1,375.361,252.00680.40162. 85735. 70

1,253.9555«. 88

1,063.2040. 00721.11

1,462. 6268^.84

1,398.891,030.851.745.731,260.24

600. 421,071.181,353.19633.60951.96625. 81

1,458.30896. 00667. 93

1,657.622,499.961,617.78458.42

1,257.67987. .33

170. 851,413.791,251.75854.94

1,100.001,472.40

718. 43615. 32

1,454.66202. 80724.02641.97976. 00

1,457.991,684.441,267.581,594.61

626. 72

1,062.451,033.19724.95

1,040. 581,252. 00

302. 25

1,217.991,407.90

2,003.201,671.002,031.821,.367. 951,730. 08

696. 10893.50

1,396.85574. 00879. 76

626. 001,671..36

Name.

Eggert, Elisabeth M.

.

Eggleston, .Joseph M..Eggleston, Mary EEhrmantraut, Ray-mond P ..

Eichhorn, Aloysius B

.

Eichhorn, George I/..

.

E isenhour, E. MElder, Charles SElgin, Wade HEliason, Edith EElkins, Philip MEllegood. John EEllett, Percy CElliott, Bert SElliott, Harrv WElliott, Thomas CEllis, Charles WEllis, Georce PEllis, Joseph HEllis. J'ateMEllis, LightnerFllis, "aomiEllis, PerryElwood, Cora MElwood, Ernest JElwood; Florence C...Emerson, Ernest E . .

.

Emery, George BEmmons, Nye EEmorv, Arthur WEnee], Arthur FEn gel, Charles REneel, Georee WEngler, William O....Enman, Evangeline S.Ennis, James EEnoch, Ella HEntrikin, Benjamin P.Erck, Claire AErdman, George FEriekson, Lars WErler, George RErwin, James W I

Eshelman, Albert M.

.

Eshelman,-Edgar M.

.

Espey, Henry CEspey, Jessie BEsterly, James Irwin .

Estes, Samuel BEtchberger, Charles E.Euler, John CEvans, Charles HEvans, Charles MEvans, Ella VEvans, Margaret AEvans, Martin NEvans, Mary LEvans, Ralph EEvans, Virginia MEvans, Walter LEvans, Walter MEvans, William CEvans, William HEverett, Hattie BEverett, HughEverett, William F...Everts, Frank AEwing, Henry PEzell, BrysonFague, Mary EFahey, James EFairfax, PeytonFairfax, SamuelFantroy, WilliamFarmer, William C . .

.

Famsworth, Mary M .

Farrell, John AFaust, Harrv E

$1,191.431,399.50603.36

50.00203. 85

1,820. 101,4 70.781,459.20

877.41797. 17

1,227.00608. 74

416. 72

1,451.091,304.16

720. 00895.30

1,927.09649.00870. 61731.30837.5030.00

707. 16

1,669.68787. 66

1,400. 001,261.04

811. 801,462. 061,497. 30

785. 701,247.501, 346. 40

559. 99616.07723. 36

2, 000. 00615. 87

1, 366. 31590. 73

1,240.00629. 00

1, 249. 751, 160. 251, 255. 29710.33

1,251.751,429.541,589.991,696.801,551.811, 412. 80626. 00

1,240.001, 234. 06

112. 20803. 73480. 35

1,691.16347. 87

1,271.37

672.971, 703. 82667.63

1, 376. 93627. 41562. 41818. 32521. 32654.23753.35635.60887.44622.00

1,255.291.397.87


No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, including

leaves of absence arid pay for holidays—-Continued.

Name. Amount.

Faust, Leroy HFaye, JacobFeehan, MarthaFeldman, IsadoreFelton, George WFenton, BessieFenton, Joseph AFen wick, FrankSimms

Ferguson, CharlesFerguson, Josephine.

.

Ferren, Myron J

Fersinger, John PFessenden, Arthur L .j

Fete, Luther B|

Finn, Sara GI

Finnegan, JamesFinnegan, John TFinotti, Benedict E...Fischer, CarlFish, Emily EFisher, Edward HFisher, Edward YFisher, Helen MFisher, John WFisher, Raymond J . .

.

Fisher, William H....Fitzgerald, George S .

.

Fitzgerald, John AFitzgerald, Mary A . .

.

Fitzgerald, Maurice P.Fitzgerald, TheophilusFitzgibbon, John JFitzgibbon, Marv A . .

Fitzhugh, EUaMFitzpatrick, James F .

Fitzpatrick, .Joseph B

.

Fitzpatrick, MaryFitz Patrick, Mary H.Flahavhan , E . AFlaherty, Kath. RFlaherty, Mary EFlaherty, Minnie T . .

.

Flanagan, Edward F

.

Flanagan, Michael E .

.

Flanagan, Peter RPlanner, Caroline D...Fleischliauer, M. A. .

.

Fleishell, Mary E. C.Fleming, Catherine M.Fleming, John T>

Fletcher, Channing R.Fletcher, George SFletcher, JamesFletcher, John HFletcher, JosephFletcher, Katie LFletcher, RobertFlicker, HarryFlynn, Charles HFlynn, William H . . .

.

Fogarty, William A. .

.

Fogerty, JamesFogle, Clarence EFoley, Daniel JFoley, Julia CFoley, Sadie EFolk, CelestineFollett, Frederick W..Follin, Clara SFoos, William DFord, BenjaminFord, Benjamin TFord, CoraeliusFord, J. ThomasFord, Mary GFord, RichardFord, Ruth EFord, Samuel S

$500. 001,276.801, 285. 34

626. 00739.01737. 35

1,492. 48

766. 051,275.96575.97

1, 129. 17

796. 081,493.701,478. 40

811. 14

864. 781,351.53

78. 001, 271.64

725. 29

1,386.601, 236. 00

683. 68626. 00115.71

1,475.401, 692. 12

1, 706. 67

658. 02

1, 075. 45860. 65596.42681. 42584. 49

1, 884. 001,370.70

664. 77

587. 99564. 48717.55683. 28700. 47

1, 746. 16

1,395.681,377.20

894. 46722. 47683. 65

1,449.60671.01660. 99

1, 530. 24947.63740. 11

453.34624. 00

1,276.62

1, 878. 00752. 26

1, 631. 401,336.951, 252. 00

385. 63

1, 333. 35724. 73682. 16

681.201, 469. 39

720.00851.72676.9944.00

5, 500. 00898. 67549. 38619. 66616.65300.24

Name.

Ford, William H....Fordham, GeorgeFordham, Harry L.

.

Forrest, EdwardForrester, AlexanderM

Foss, William EFoster, John BFoster, John HFowler, Benjamin L.Fowler, DominickFowler, John H. A...Fowler, Lorena CFowler, Sinclair B.Fox, John HFrahm, HenryFrailey, Robert T....France, Lilley MFrancis, Edward S...

Francis, William H.

.

Frank, Edward L . .

.

Frank, Henry JFranklin, B. FFranklin, Herman, jr

Frazier, Ernest C. ...

Frazier, Mary EFreeman, Archibald.Freeman, Emanuel..Freeman, Frank JFreeman, George H...Freeman, Mary M . .

.

Freemon, Cary HFreiseis, FrankFrench, Edward R...French, James EFrey, EllwoodFrey, HarlanFrev, I>ewis CFrick, Brur-e GFridley, Frederi'^k L.Friedlander, Adah MFriend, Will EFritts, Joseph TFritz, Joseph WFrost, Sheridan SFry, Trenice LFrye, Samuel DFrve, Timothy J ,

Frye, William WFuge, Evan J.Fugitt, Frank P ,

Fuhrman , E dward . .

.

Fuhrman,William J .

.

Fuller, John F ,

Fuller, Mary M ,

Fulsome, AlbertFunk, Jsaac M ,

Furbershaw, George CFarbershaw, James HFurman. Myrtle EGable, John" „ . ..

Gable, Paul S........Gaddis, I.erov JGaede, Otto H ,

GafFney,Thomas JGaither, Maurice S...Galbreath, James H. .

.

Gallagher, J. AnthonyGallaeher, Marv M . /.

Gallagher, Patrick H.Gallagher, William EGallaher, Nerval W. .

,

Galleher, James AGalleher, Thomas S..Ganey, Joseph JGanev, Patrick FGant, Edward FGantley, Sarah MGardner, Charles H .

.

Amount.

$829.25532. 00

1,261.00760. 91

2,047.471, 379. 841,654. 68

1, 247. 501,677.241, 248. 00

625. 56621.3284fe.61

1,211.251, 174. 75

1, 195. 25769. 46

1, 122. 231,712. 70

672. 99469.44625. 67626. 00629. 59668. 09854. 82747.03889. 66538. 15

674. 25629. 60

1,666.671,495.20

804. 68859. 20533. 22

1,227. 901,171.661.488. 29

1, 218. 60246.50

1,579.151,320.69

731. 29619. 73

87.12632. 70

1,484.821..528. 20i; 249. 351,252. 001,377.301,252. 00

680. 32715. 53

936. 181,247. 25400.4091.95

1.372.791,479.181,252.001 , 230. 001,219.50

608. 001, -397. 43

623. 76734. 71

2,471.571,2.52. 001,600. 001,604.011, 2.34. 75

197. 806.48

629.47661.87

1,813.55

Name. Amount.

Garland, Ralph 1 . .

.

Garliek, Wilfred E .

.

Garner, James PGarner, John SGarnett, William H.Garrels, CharlesGarrett, Johnson L .

.

Garrett, Mary EGarst, Susan LGasaway, Ada H.

.

Gaskins, JohnsonGates, Albert W...Gates, CharlesGates, FlorenceGates, ThomasGattis, John HGaughran, Annie

i

Gaughran, Eizzie[

Gayle, Ida)

Gaylor, Henry H i

Gavlor, Howard JGeisbert, Harry H

I

Geisenderfer, M. A...iGenau, Aloysius T

j

Gensler, Marion EGentner, Frederick C.jGenus, Lloyd G

|

George, Jarnes A[

George, Joseph S i

George, Ovilup H I

George, Preston L|

Geraci, Joseph T i

Gerber, Theodore i

Gerberich, Georgej

German, William A. .

.

Gervais, John B, jr...

Getman , John LGetz, John MGetzendanner, CharlesH

Gewirz, IsraelGewirz, MyerGever, Edwin FGibbs, Alexander C. .

.

Gibbs, Charles HGibbs, James AGibson, Ernest CGibson, JamesGibson, James RGibson, Jerome WGibson, JosephGibson, William OGifford, Anna MGilbert, Howard A i

Gilbert, Lvndan J I

Gilbert, Stanley R....IGiles, Harry E".

j

Gill, Andrew R I

Gill, Aurelia B I

Gill, Walter AGillan, Thomas A i

Gillespie, Samuel F. . .1

Gillin, Daniel AGilltn, Joseph T

j

Gillingham, Ellaj

Gillon, Patrick C !

Gilmore, Olive Ij

Girvin, Isabella '

Gittings, Nettie '

Giusta, Ella AGladden, George P....:Gladding, Lewis T....I

Glade, HenrvGlass, Charles DGleason, Joseph I

Gleeson, Andrew J;

Glenn, Joseph Fi

Glenn, WiUiam GGlennan, Richard B . .i

.S153.601,220.241,221.002,037.31

655. 751,597.891 .196. .35

872. 72

859. 93619. 00869. 91594. 79

1,390.40727.92619.00597. 66076. 14

625. 24711.32

1,471.801,4.35.79

322. 00688. 32892. 20727. 97

1,261.40930. 69972. 62600. 00

1,672. 29

398. 091,4.57.03

252. 821, 7G9. 60

655. 19

1,-391.28

1,471.201,376.65

866. 60630. 80651.74

2.271.921,415.97

880. 001,2.36.00

1,179.721,379.40

7.33. 001,189.251,459.501,-377.04

213. 781,510. 64

982. 571,456.411.697. 281,592.63

529. 991,505.771,495 501, 224. 00284.36

1,252. 00510. 00

1,258. 521,282. 20

673. 80732. 11

900. 00695. 55

1,455.70683.50

1,477.61375. 22992.45

1.252.001.382.201,416. 62

6495—15 24


No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended Jane 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, includingleaves of absence and pay for holidays—Continued.

Name. Amount.

Glover, William M...Goddard, Leora AGodwin, Eudora W...Godwin, George W. .

.

Goebel, Andrew NGoehel, Frank AGoetzinger

,Joseph A.

.

Gonio, Bessie CGonzales, Joseph V. .

.

Good, Jessie MGoodaT-re, Charles P.

.

Goodhart, Bris''oe

Goodkey, Joseph E . .

.

Goodloe, AaronGoodrell, Harry BGoodrick, John AGoodspeed, AlexanderGordan, John AGordon, Laura BGordon, Tilghman J.

.

Gorman, ThomasGoss, Annie DGoss, JennieGoss, Marv TGottlieb, KittyGoubeau, I ou'is

Gould, Wilham JGove, Charles HGrace, John CGraddirk, Laura JGraf, Charles J

Graham, Ellen EGraham, George HGraham, George W . .

.

Graham, Harvey W. .

.

Graham, Horace AGraham, John HGraham, William J . .

.

Grant, Nellie JGrant, Nellie R.Grasse, Marie LGraveSjBenjamin B.F.Graves, Joseph SGraves, Thomas HGray, AliceGray, LouiseGray, ThomasGreen, ArthurGreen, Emerson GGreen, Ernest JGreen, James AGreen, John CGreen, Laurence LGreen, Logan MGreen, PaulineGreen, Philip WGreen, Robert LGreen, Rose AGreen, William AGreenawald , Claude H.Greene, EmmaGreene, JohnGreene, McCullough T.Greenfield, John EGreen leaf, Charles A.

.

Greenleaf, Frederick FGreenwell, Gladys S..Greenwood, JaniesGregory, Jane WGresham, Curtis EGriffin, Hugh PGriffin, JosephGriffin, Wilmer LGriffith, George W....Griffith, John WGriggs, AVilliam LGrigsbv, John RGrill, George AGrimes, Edith MGrimes, Forrest G

$1,255.75696. 20620. 74

1,584.421,645.68

800. 77640. 94734.31

1,817. 55730. 50916. 00

1,253.501,663.20

777. 18

1,769.281,010.501,311.20

732. 421,193.25

737. 041,719.41

662. 06622. 00442.40624.36

1,666.021,484.581,472.431,025.94716.34

1,516.15411.12720. 00

1,471.201,483.201,753.021,252.00

936. 15823.40742. 05219. 26

1,294.70662. 82

1,126.80677. 14

578. 12

653.39622. 86622. GO612. 00827. 80608. 19

618. 00682.41497, 77618. 00840. 00

1,350. 86

1,725.45598- 58

2,350. 03

1,252.00723.47592. 96702. 08718. 00

1,327.05782. 30406. 87

1,312.70804. 89776.27

1,251.1,708.261,2.32.00

673. 19

1,252. 00724.12805. 53

Name.

Grimes, Hattie LGrimes, Perry TGrimes, William E . .

.

Gritton, Frank MGritton, Harry AGroome, Charles EGroome, Milton EGroshon, Mattie BGross, John HGross, Joseph RGroth, Herman CGrumley, Edward 0..Gubitcli, HymanGuild, AliceGuiles, Charles HGulllett, John DGuiney, Mary CGunn, Charles SGunn, Harry SGuntrum, William G.

.

Gutelius,WilliamGuthridge, Walter H..Gwin , Harry AGynan, Brendan SHaas, Isaac CHackett, MurrayHager, Byron E'

Haggerty, Michael J .

.

Hain, p:lizabeth RHain, Evelyn MHaines, Claude EHaines, Theodoie B . .

.

Halbleib, Louis EHale, Charles WHaliday, Henry EHall, Austin JHall, Curtis THall, Edward JHall, Ethel DHall, George WHall, James EHall, T. HomerHall, William THallisev, William A.

.

Halloek, Daniel BHalloran, Thomas J...

Halloran, William T..Halpenny, Richard J^.

SHalsey, George FHalstead, Mary SHambly, .John SHambright, Frank H.Hamilton ,ClarenceH.Hamilton, William M

.

Hammerba^her, Otto.Hamsher, William R.Handley, Robert F...Hangliter, Edward R.Hanke, Clara DHann, RoUin FHannon, Deborah M..Han.sbrough, Annie O

.

Hansen, Christian C.Hanson, Charles HHantzmon, Edward S.

Harbough, Carroll. . .

.

Harden, William E . .

.

Hardester, Thomas J.

.

Harding, Clement T..Harding, Joseph BHarford, Robert B....Hargett Ralph CHaring, Walter W . . .

.

Harkness .Frances R.

.

Harkness. James CHarlow, Richard B . .

.

Harman, Stanley D...Harmon, Monton C . .

.

Harper, Elizabeth J...

Amount.

$734. 751,48L101.393.111,592.99

274. 801,677.69

892. 50772. 71

652. 77

187. 871,568. 22

1,480. 80153. 60166. 00518. 88602. 38627. 17802. 2.3

456. 001,251.941,597.261,837.101,200.00

529. 081.080.401,422.84.

626. 00244.00613. 12584.99

2,412. 821,228. 001,801.86

720. 001,616.45

992. 59619.98

1,320. 00649. 00

1,232. 00805. 20

1,422.331,723.16

512. 11

1,6«;3.60

878.40698. 26

1,488.001,661.70

718. 691,250.001,694.04

626. 001,407.651, 250. 881,481.16

716.241,624.-32

585. 551,146.65

751. 16

1,200.001,357.281,749.011,511.671,212. 001,261.271,128. 001,.502. 40213.42756. 00620. 03

742. 801,157.37

626. 27

1,200.00543. 22

1,248. 96687. 79

Name.

Harper, Henry CHarper, Marion AHarpine, .Sidney CHarrer, Mathew BHarriman , Helen R. .

.

Harris, Albert HHarris, Charles CHarris, John THarJs, Joseph RHarris, Mildred AHarris, Philip BHarris, Ralph LHarris, Robert SHarris, Sam WHarris, Thomas FHarris, WiUiamHarris, William FHarris, William J

Harrison,Benjamin E

.

Harrison, Fernando. .

.

Harrison, Henry BHarrison, Mary FHarrison, Olison EHarrison, William K.

.

Harrison, William S.

.

Harrover, William J.

.

Harstin, Robert HHart, Ernest BHart, Frank 0Hart, JosephHart, Lewis WHart, MarcellusHart, William EHartley, Eunice FHartley, LeeHartnett, JeromeHartung, GeorgeHartwell, CharlesHartwell, Mary AHarvey, Frank JHarvey, Mary EHarvey, WilsonHarward, Charles E . .

.

Harwood, Daniel JHaskell, Flavia AHaskins, John THaslett, John WHassel, George HHassler, John Elmer..Hatley, Frank MHatton, George FHausenfluck, HaroldL

Hausmann, FrederickB

Hawken, Agnes MHawkins, Clarence D

.

RHawkins, Jesse NHawkins, Moses NHawkins , William . .

.

Hawkins, William(3d).Hawkins,William(4th)Hawley, iSIathan C—Hawofth, Thomas W.Hayden, Mary THayes, Emily MHayes, Finley SHayes, JohnHaves, John BHaves, Lillie FHayes, Mamie THayes, MaryHayne, Harry CHavs, John HHays, Uriel CHayson, Merriam C. .

.

Hazard, AdeleHazen, Edward JHealy. Thomas F

EEPOEI OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 371

Xo. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing and

binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, including


Name. ' A.mount. ll

Hebron. Alexander. .

.

Beddings. Merrill K..Heffernan. John SHeUner. MaryHe.seman, Eleanor EHegeman . Minnie B . .

.

He^.er, FrankHeibeiger, Henry B...Heidin^'^feld, EdVard.Hpises."Harry GHeinecke. Oliver W...Heisler, Frederick D..Heiston. Thornton B..Heizer, Mabel SHelfT, .Tosephine MHelm. Frank BHenckel, Mary EHenderson, EdwardB

Henderson, Reagan...Henderson, WilliamT

Henderson, Wirt J

Hendren , Thomas F .

.

Hendricks, Pamuel M.Hendricks, William T.

Henke, Freden k W..Hennen, Wiliiam S. ..

Hennessey, .Terome H.Hennesy,"James AHenry, Benjamin F..Henrv-, CharlesHenry, Charles WHenry, Edwin DHenry, Georee FHenrv, Robert XHenshaw,Charles W.

.

Henson, George RHenson. James AHen-son. Sadie THenb-rn. Charles F...Herce^k, Frank JHerbert, EdwardHerbert, Mabel EHerhert, WilUamU...Hering, LydiaHering, Thomas F...Herndon, Pomfrett L.Herritage, WUliam THeron, John JHeron, Victor XHershey, Osr^ar EHershowitz, Samuel.Herzog, Daniel SHeslet. James HHess, Morris JHess, SophiaHeulerser. Elmer EHewlett, HarryHeyler, Catherine. .

.

Hickev, Catherine AHi-keV, Margaret T.Hickman, E dward L..Hickman, George P...Hickok, John GHicks, Francis AHiggins, John JHiggins, Miles JHis?hber£:er. Clara G...Hill, Charles EHiU. Frances GHill, Gus WHill, Jennie EHill, John HHill. Ollie HHill, Pearl RHillebrant, Amy E . .

.

Hill lard. XewtonHilton. Eva AHilton, Pincknev C. .

.

Name.

$618. S7648. 21

i,moo612. 70909.92

1, 198. 33

1,649.571.503.061,512.001.200.00

469. 17

1,515.188&).94881.17626. 00538. 55840. 00

1,066.251.103.02

626. 00

4C6.071,000.00

97.871,800.001.329.321,878.001,560.971.296.981,242.00

867. 73

1,035.50861.60627. 20

1,598. 72

778. L5

624. 00

607.12523.04

1,444.501, 252. 00&57.48325. 69

1.184.02679. 48

1,439.611.686.262,004.181.241.651,280. 10

316. 86847.44901.41

1,495.021.573.82

72:^.57

l,2.'!l.50

320. 201,236.00

619. 71

802. 691.698.84

336. 25

1,241.85995. 26

1..599. 051,427.79690.58606.94649. 34

75.00624.0026. OS

720. 00

655. 78629.91599. 25502. 12

1,480. 20

Amount.

Himmelman, John C .

.

Himmiudioefer, Emil..Hinkle.^Howard H....Hipkins, Clement C...Hitchcock, Irving W.

.

Hitchcox, JennieHitz, HermanHixson, Bvron FHobbs, Henry WHobson, LewisHo -knev, George W.

.

Hodes, Hattie MHodge, Joseph EHodges, FrankUn T...Hodges

,Joseph McK .

.

Hoes, James EHoS. Ca.'-son HHoil'man, Adam JHoffman, Elzie SHoffman, FlorenceHoffman, GeorgeHofmann, Ferdinand.Hogan, John EHogan, .John HHogan, Mi-'hael .

Hogarth, Clarence A\ ..

Hoiby. HenryHohhan, William J...

Holbrook, Charles T..Hobombe, I eanHol'ombe, Samuel W.Holland, borothv G..Holland, Joseph LHolland, Robert L....Hollander, Melville J..Holle, Thomas AKollinger, Clara BHollins, Lucius WEollis, Xellie VHolman, Elma GHolmes, Charles E....Holmes, Frederick W.Holmes, IsaacHolmes, James THolmes, John

I

Holmes, WarnerHolt Samuel MHolt, WilUamHolt, William E

|

Holton, Hoyt A I

Homer, Oscar Z|

Hood, Mary CHooks, Sidney I

Hooper, Charles RHooper, ,Tohn H

|

Hooper, ii.lliott AHope, Edna

j

Hope, WilUam JHopkins, Sarah E .

.

Hofne, Arabelle K..Hosick, Seba LHour-k, Henrv- T...Houeh tun. Charles E-.

I

Houser, Wiliiam K...Houston, Samuel H...!Hovey, C. Ce :il

Howard, FrankHoward, Hermon W..Howard, Vincent F...[Howard, William T...'

How. ott, Ferny M -

Howe. Me'-win"GHowell. Sidney J i

Howells, Samuel D...

I

HowUn, WilhamHovbereer, Wilham AiHovt, Edith E I

Hubbard, ElUott S...jHusgins, James THughes, Albert B 1

Name. Amount.

$1,229.50 I

1,244.751,501.801,444.921,716.84 ,

723.27I

1,317.29j

1,500.00885.75

I

638.90,

871.331,265.701,740.16

I

1,464.78471.71

1

1

151.20937. 82990. 53

520. 37627.47

1.243.90l,2t34.58

1,473.001,465.52

252. 00

1,243.751,752.801.462.541, 272. 20

1, 120. 807.02.19

668. 951,691.881,.=504. 801,038. 28

1,095.52672.97652.42721.504.50. 59

1,955.93458. 93711.77628. 44624.13780. 93

1,606.131.267.351, 399. 21

Hughes, Ellis

Hughes, George BHughes, Harrv'Huches, James W

1,371.091,610.10624.00637. 60

1,124.101,698.57973.97595. 85

l,239.2o696. 86597. 10

1,000.00720. 00

1,490. 10374. 99670.84

1,644.66617.40621.00

1,5-11.08

619. 86990. 23

1,633.061,371.60

715 25

1,461.8598.7919.20

1.200.001,417.601,397.79

Humes, Annie MHummel, Calvin F....!

Humphries, Emilv W.,Hiuidley. Milton B....Hunt, Amos ZHunt, EUzabeth J

Hunt, Estelle A'

Hunt. Jeremiah AHunt, Thornton M....;Hunter, John H

j

Hunter, John H[

Hunter, Wilham H...Huntt, Anna H

;

Hurdle, Ernest AHurdle, Law.-ence M..i

Hurley, Althea G i

Hurley. Harry A\

Hurley, Joseph H i

Hurley, Lawrence!

Hurley, Margaret B...Hursh, Frank

|

Hurst, George J

Hurt, Frederick AHuse, Charles BHuse, Edward AHuseman, Delia

}

Huss, Andrew L;

Huss, James BHussey, AnnieHustoh, John AHutchings, Mary E . . .

:

Hutphinson, Amelia. .i

Hutchinson, Lacelia. .i

Hutchinson, Xorman !

Ei

Hutchinson, Richard I

RI

Hutcjhinson, ^MlUam.,Hvde, Hiram SHvde, Wilham BEylcr, Oscar DHysan, John FHvson, Thornton W..Hyson, Walter RIndermauer, Charles.

.

In galls, Charles WIngram, Benedict W..Ingram, Juhan HIrey, Charles WIrvin, John EIrvine, Wilham JIrving, Henry CIrving, William PIrwin, Harry CIsham, Carrie T

Tsmer, Hari-y FIvory, John'WJackson, Andrew S . .

.

Jackson, Beverly J.Jackson, Charles.Jackson, EdwardJackson, Edward F...Jackson, Elmer SJackson, Eugene EJackson, Eugene F—Jackson, Fairfax, jr

Jackson, James WJackson, Joseph SJa^^jison, Joseph CJackson, LewisJack-son, Marcus PJackson, PaulineJa-^kson, Ralph a.'

Jackson, Theodore H.

.

Jackson, WilliamJackson, WiUiam H..

1956.001,494.571,680.211,443.10

568. 582,500.00876.40

1,075.551,5.>1.24

735. 59849.71997. 7560*1. 00

1,252.00673. 179-4.03

632.441,253.341,194.28

L53.CO847.78

1,348.821,-322.74

741. 24

1.617.201,191.801,022.661,585.191.375.12

658. 162.261.91

986.40715. 24

1,4 '^5. 99579. 50621.99755. 58

701.43

621.00621. 12678.00

1,377.201,375.201.326.23

608.731,346.55

6:3.50

817.96879. 14

1,258. 121,240.551,398.90656.01

1.091.201,252.00875.00389.91

1,2.58.99243.45410.06629.50596.60627. 20

1,470.176;34.44

708.61666.28840.00502.91

1.540.001.540. 74

950. 75719.415.0c

1.000.00626.00642.50


No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, includingleaves of absence and pay for holidays—Continued.

Name.

Jacobs, Charles A. R

.

Janoby, Callie

Jaeger, August HJama, Theresa LJames, Herbert EJames, Silas AJameson, Mane LJaques, John BJavvis, Charles FJarvis, Maurice H.Jefferson, James II

Jeffries, James EJeffries, John MJenifer, John LJenifer, SamuelJenings, Allen GJenkins, AdaJenkins, Andrew R .

.

Jenkins, Grace CJenkins, Graeme PJenldns, JamesJenkins, JeromeJenkins, William A . .

.

Jenkins, William L .

.

Jenkins, William M. .

.

Jenkins, Zachary T . .

.

Jennings, HarrietJennings, Richard H.,Jensen, EmmaJett, Lawrence AJohansen, Mary EJohnson, Alice AJohnson, Alonzo B—Johnson, ArthurJohnson, Aubrey CJohnson, BunyonJohnson, Charles D . .

.

Johnson, Charles E . .

.

Johnson , Charles E . .

.

Johnson, Charles M .

.

Johnson, Charles T....

Johnson, ElmerJohnson, Flora SJohnson, Frank ,

Johnson, Frank RJohnson, George, jr...

Johnson, George AJohnson, George V.. .

,

Johnson, HarryJohnson, Harry CJohnson, JamesJohnson, James AJohnson, James 1^,

Johnson, James R . . .

.

Johnsoji, Jennie GJohnson, Joe MJohnson, John AJohnson, John CJohnson, La Monte KJohnson, Louis CJohnson, Mary AJohnson, RichardJohnson, Robert A...Johnson, Ruby SJohnson, Uwh CJohnson, SamuelJohnson, VirgieJohnson, Wilham A.Johnson, WilliamHenry

Johnson, William J.

.

Johnson, William R.Johnston, Ella EJohnston, Harry H.

.

Johnston, Walter D..Johnston, William E

.

Johnston, William T.Johnstone, Albert S..

Jones, Albert NJones, Charles E

Amount.

$363.591.226.001,492.14

714.801,564.74619.38656.09

1,650.301,671.901,511.34

628. 12289. 91386. 86708. 18279. 04508.35265. 65

1,040.26347. 00699. 54618. 00980. 66880. 60

1,700.161,252.001,608.96

452. 50738. 70506. 72857. 06867. 40686. 25

1,432. 80629.79869.37630. 25

1,660.321.377.201,362. 50

614. 00892. 25

1,627.59680. 62615.30400. 52227. 50251.75474.30803. 21

211.75709. 52

1,668.00625. 98

1,633.381,212.301,548. 72

600. 20.396.42

1,383.411,456.10

607. 12

627.351,435.93

576. 23

1,719.12641.60765. 25684. 15

637. 60735.94

] , 180. 00553. 73

1,118.75711.00

1,451.821,2J4.25

448. 921,262. 101,456.02

Name.

Jones, ClayJones, Daniel MJones, EdwardJones, Frank OJones, Fred DJones, George EJones, HenryJones, Howard I

Jones, James 1

Jones, John EJones, John WJones, Louis A.Tones, M. LouiseJones, Mary E. AJones, Mayme EJones, Natalie I

Jones, Wentworth C.Jones, Wilham AJones, William A.Jordan, Annie C.Jordan, George ^V .. .

.

Jordan, HenryJordan, Lilhe FJordan, Lulu DJordan, Richard E . .

.

Jordan, Sabina CJordan, William F . .

.

Jordan, "William H...Joseph, Aleta \VheelerJoseph, Lula MJost, FrankJoy, Gilbert LJudge, Cornelius P. .

.

Judson, Harry BJulian, Ren AJunghaas, James P.

.

Kahler, John PKail, Kate RI-Cane, JamesKankey, Vi/giniaIvaplan, DavidKarnes, James EIvauffman, George S.Kauffman, Harry B

.

Kauffman, Joseph C.Kauffman, William HKause, John LKavanagh, James J.

.

Kearney, John TKeating, Michael J . .

.

Keating, Wilham C.

.

Keblinger. Caddis J..

ICee, Eliza GIvee, EllaKeefe, Anna MKeefe, Blanche T, . .

.

TCeefe, John EKeefer, Joseph I

Keenright, Katie O .

.

Keets, Samuel HKehoe, Mary BKeiner, ChristianKeith, OscarKeleher, Amy AT^ell, William AKelley. Mattie BICellev, NicholasKelly, Alice GKelly, Edward FKelly, Ella MKelly, John Arthur.

.

Kellv, John JKelly, John LKelly, Katherine M..Kelly, Mary CICelly, Stephen JKelly, Thomas JKelly, WiUiam B . . .

.

Kelly, William T....Kels'ey, Theodore

Amount.

$1,486.31877. 82614. 75

1, 144. 8097.94

1,064.90618.00624.35

1,105.70894.88876.40653. 23

706. 72

718. 96670. 71

719.35504. 62626. 00

1,450. 28779.31

1, 258. 97618. 00688. 90749. 67720. 00729. 10733.55622. 00

1,166.25534. 98

1,095.65651.47

1,252. 001,193.01l,n5.01

306. 661,980.09676,60

1,483.20625. 75626. 00

1,509.871,230.251,669. 57

809. 251,343.481,139.341,733.181,102. 001,371.02

690. 63

1,102. 06676. 62626. 57680. 04676.94

1,478. 70320. 00492. 00779.48731.98687. CO39.00121.69623. 50683.69720.00670. 54818. 5912.81

1,400.001,561.581,167.90

655. 83

684.861,251.001,245.901,627. 601,001.60

148.00

Kemon, Frank CKemp, Thomas WKemper, John MKendall, JeromeKendig, Marie LKennedy, EstherKennedy, Marion J . .

.

Kenney, Charles LKenney, Louis PKent, JohnKeough, George AKern, Frank WKerns, Harry GKerr, Edward AKervin, W. HKervin, V/alter JKeubler, William H..J\ ey, Norman McG . .

.

Keys, Harold 1/

Keyser, Harry DKidd, Frank ATvieier, Catherine V. .

.

TCieffor, Shelly KTCierman, Isabel CTCiernan, WilliamTs ihlbom, Frank W . .

.

Kildare, Daniel AIvillian, Guy EKilligan, Josephine A.Kilroy, .John HKinder, Herman C

—

Kines, John RKing, Albert HKing, Alonzo TKing, Carey EKing, Cornelius A . . .

.

King, Edward JKing, Ellis RKing, Georgianna V.

.

J^ing, James Guest

—

ICing, John FI<:ing, Marcus RKing, Mattie BKing, Robert EKingsbury, J. Man-ning

ICinsolving, Walter A.Kirby, Michael JKirbv, Samuel GICirby, William LIvirkiand, WilliamKirsch, Benedi'^tKistler, John SKitson, E. FinleyKlapp, Daniel NKlatt, Albert FKiline, Louis MKlinknett, George G-.Klopfer, Frank EKnapp, Ernest PKnapp, William A. M.ICnoble, Maximilian J.

Knockey, Charles A.

.

Knorleine, Mary EKnott, Charles MKnowles, Lewis OTCnowles, Mary CICnowles, Wilham T..Koeblitz, .John HKoehler, Mathilda H..I\ oester, Etta AKoester, Mathilda F..Kolar, John WKoockogey, Gover M.ICoon, Leonard WKoonce, Charles GKoons, Sheridan CK'oontz,Edward JKoontz, Thomas L—Kormann, Frank F. .

.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIX TEE. 373

No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915, and the amount paid each, including


Name.

Kraemer, JohnKrall, WilliamKraus, GeorgeKreii, Charles FKrener, Charles HKretsclimar , Emma S

,

Krupsaw, VittleKvihner, AugustusKukart, LeonardKummer, George . . . .

.

La Bille, Mary jLackey, Ella C ,

Lacock, James KLalor, Martha ELamb, GeorgeLambert, Nannie M..Lambert, Wilham C.Lambson, BelleLamson, John B,

Lanahan, Frank R....Lanaian, Joanna C. .

.

Lancaster, JohnLandon, Carl '

LandoTV, JosephLane, Samuel WLang. George CLangdon, Henr> D . .

.

Lange, E mil A '

Lange, Josepha ALangford, Sidney W..Langley, Virgie."

Langsdale.Bertha H.

.

Lanfz, John RLarkin, Blanche FLarkin, Mary HLarfcins, GarfieldLarman, Oscar WLarson, GideonLatham, Edward F...Latterner, Charles P.

.

Latus, Elizabeth F. .

.

Laubinger, LouisLaufer, August FLavisson, Henry A . .

.

Lawrenson, Rose D...Lawson, E. A. MLawyer, Anna TLayer, Charles WLeach, Eugene WLeane, Daniel I

Lear, Daniel CLeavitt, William M. .

.

LeeMe, James MLeCompte, George T.

.

Lecraw, Raymond H.Lednum, Jesse ALee. Charles ALee, EmilyLee, James ALee, JohnLee, John HLee, John LLee, MarthaLee, OwenLee, Thomas ELee, Walter JLeeds, Charles HLefferts, Samuel GLeffler, MHton LLe Grys, ErnestLehmann, Joseph R .

.

Leighton, Charles H.

.

Leimbach. PearlLeith, Arthur TLeman, JohnLemerise, Clarence E

.

Le Merle, Arthur M...Lemmon, Bernard A.Lemmon. LenaLemon, William H . .

.

Amount.

$1,593.791,000.311,454.561,800. 001,251.25

506. 00677. 86

1,252.001,247.85

98.3.80

721.48701. 82

1,411.20625. 87

2,000.03^74.92

1,476.00625. 75

1,508.22662.35681. 59634.40672. 17283.56641.67628. 00

1,101.201.577.791,396.801,679.40

659. 7*-^.

698. 59720.00626. 00816.07676. 85

1,285.411,625.791,478. 07151.95

1,000.001,250.001,6-33.24

1,494.92111.68

1,643.72628. 14

1,492. 801,690. 561, 185. 701,241.751,565.80482.86

1,449.651,258.122,326.11

718. 20658. 03

720. 00625.62809. 87625. 92790. 18982.40592.49

1,420.401.46S 801,252.001.498.371.^11.84

1, 407^13^2. 00874. 78

1,492. 20629.60712. 32655. 50

Lenhart, Lisbeth WLenoir, Samuel H...Leonhart, Grace E .

.

Lentz, William H.

.

Le Preux, Bettie. .

.

Lerch, Frank SLesher, Jacob CLeslie, JamesLester, Albert HLester, Zolo VLewis, Cuthbert A...

Lewis, Erasmus T .

.

Lewis, Eugene JLewis, Frederick M.Lewis, George HLewis, Ida J'

Lewis, Shermont WLewis, Thomas F...Lewis, Thomas M...Lewis, WilliamLewis, Wilham B., ji

Lewis, William E ...

.

Lewis, WinslowLeyden, John ELichtenb erger ,HarrvLiddle, Daniel L...".,

Lightcap, John CLigon, John DLindsey, Almanza SLineback, BenjaminLinhart, MayLinkins, Joseph K..Lindstrom, Albert..Lindstrom, Alfred CLinguist, JohnLinzey, Joseph E . ..

Linzey, Vrban T . .

.

Liomin, George W..Lippincott. Louis RLippold, John BEisner, Charles H...Little. Anna CLivermore, WilUamLloyd, David TLloyd, Ella TLloyd, Frank M....Loane, John T. S. .

.

Lockhnsr, Homer J..Loeffel, Howard R..Loehler, Gustav G.

.

Lofiand. Harry D...Lohmeyer, Fred A..Lohmeyer , Richard (

Lomack. James B...Lomax, Clifford, J..Lomax, EliLomax, GeorgeLomax, RobertLong, Edward E.. .

Long, Frank HLong, Frank NLong, George WLong, Isabel MLongpre. Arthur L..Longus, Charles F. ALoomis, Carrie E.

.

Loor, Augusta Tv .

.

Lord, DelphineLorentz, "Sn illiam ELoring, Annie SLoughery, George..Loughrah. John M.Loye. William R...Lovelace. Albert WLowd, Howard D..i-owe, James ELowey, Alfred R...Lowrev, James H..Lovd, AlbertLucas, Edward F..

Name.

§1,461.60 !

163.25!

639. 571,434.89

702. 72

981.551,752.801,2.32. 001,002.171,072.66

220. 00748.42

,

204.00 '

i,2.:;7.44

624.32625.89

i

1,252.00855.37

j

619.07618.12632.95

I

1,473.60 i

1.684.98\

1,393.20861.44

I

1,514.70j

1,2.52.24

1.553.62720. 00

1

1,438.30 i

914.38I

691.871,302.041,371.411,410.101,250.25

98.56 '.

858.00 ^

2.043.16989.15

1.371.35685.13

1,465.80 !

565.25 !

626.00I

1,178.40ji

727.00jj

876.22I!

1.110.99 ii

2. 000. 021,.510. 59

731.401, PS7. 73

7S5.906S9. 4561S. 57

609. 751.192.87i: 597. 081,694.401,496.10

689. 261,^10.29

634. 27

1,189.50524.58552. 00

1.126.76518. 56

1.640. SO1.644.591.474.30

8-S4.43

1.128.551.371.071.368.001.478.40

709. 78622. 52

Amount.

Lucas, Gurnzie MLucas. TowTisend M.

.

Luce, MarieLuckett, ^ValIace F. .

.

Ludlow, Luke FLudwig, Henr;^' ALuebner, Charles F . .

.

Luiti' h, John FLukei. AndrewLund, Johanres C. V..Lusby, Ida CLusby, JennieLusby, Wilfred ELvcette, John J

Lycth, Ida MLyon, Edgar RLyons, Anna MLyons, David RLyons. George WLyons, Nellie F. VLyons, Roy JLyston, Mary BMcAfee, Charles LMcAlhster, Charles E.McAloon, Thomas A..McAndreWjWilUam S

.

McAndrews, Martin J.

McAuIev, James FilcAuley , Richard C .

.

McCabe, James Mj

McCabe, Marv A\

McCabe, Robert JMcCahster, Tames I . . . i

McCallum, DanielI

McCallum, Peter M.McCammon, Harry C

.

McCann, Joseph Yv'. . .1

McCardell, Oliver C...|McCardell, Thomas E.iMcCarthy, Edward F.'McCarthy, John FMcCarthy, John JMcCarthy, Patrick H.McCarthy, Paul JMcCarthy, RoseMcCarthy, Stephen L.McCarty,' Daniel JMcCauley, Emma D .

.

McCauIev, John J

McCleerv, John FMcCloskev, Marv C...McClo3key,WilliamF.McClure, Charles H...McClnrg. Harper JMcConnel. David S. ..

McConnell. JohnMcConnell. Martin A.

.

McCormack. Henrv P.McCormack.Patrick F.McCormick, Edward..McCormick. .James D.McCoy. Charles RMcCrackin, John E..

.

McCreerv. Thomas R .

McCristal. Ella CMcCullou^h, Philip F.McCullum. EllaMcCurdv, Albert J....

McCurdy. William S..

McDaniel. James M. .

.

McDaniel. "William S .

.

McDermot. Frank.McD ermott .Emma K

.

McDonald, Claude B..McDonald, Emma D .

.

McDonald, James F. .

.

McDonald.Jeremiah T.

McDonald. JosephineM

McDonald, Stephen P.

S607. 83625. .59

339. 75813.57

1,736.291,2.32.00

1,252.401,467.21

720. 00941.40626. 00651.66246.37

1,363.61720.00

1,040.95766. 25

l.^90.92S80. 18627. 39871. 59625. 75

571.001,252.001,455.691,326.65642.65636. eo

1,381.76830. 00603.33

l,-^78.62

8i4.071,0-^^S.25

1.471.20962. 2:3

1,536.941.374.541.2rS.051,466.581,258.001,604.76

939. 69381. 14

688. 19840.00

1,478.40866.98

1,909.651,120.20

727.611.512. 12

712. 001,487.141,310.701,255.60944.72

1.232.00524.37

1.443.741,646.30

578. 78

1.428. 591,452.80

786.30491.6472-^>. 80

1. 70^. 801.3t.s.t-,2

l.:-,38.94

1.12^.751.2-.'.

5r.8. 621,38.5.40

643.161.323.25l.:^93.04

663. 17


No. 24.

—

-Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding daring the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, includingleaves of absence and pay for holidays—•Continued.

Name.

McDonBell, Mamie E.McDonough, SummerF

McDonough, ThomasJ

McDonough, ThomasJ

McDowell, William A.McElfresh, Henry M.

.

McEnaney, William.

.

McEneany,Thomas L.McEvoy, vVilliam J...McEwen, AexanderWMcFadden, DanielMcFadyen, Frank R..McGarraghy, Andrew.McGhee, Josephine E

.

McGinness, John F . .

.

Me Govern ,Marcaret L

.

MeGowan,Armenia F

.

McGowan, Harry J . .

.

McGowan, Henry T.

.

McGown, Helen CMcGrath , Rob ertW . .

.

McGraw, Ce^eUa CMcllvaine, Edward J..Mclnerney, Michael J.

Mcintosh, Maude E...McKee, GeorgeMcKelvy, John AMcKeniia, Edward D.McKenna. Estelle v..McKenna, Michael P..McKenna,Timothy F.McKenny, ArthurMcKenzie, David G...McKevitt, Annie M. .

.

McKinnon, John L. .

.

McKinney, Jessie A...McKinney, LewisMcKimmie, WilhamH

McKinsey, Cornelius..McKnew, Nathan L.

.

McLaughlin, Deline...McLaughlin, John M.

.

McLean, Henry CMcLean, John AMcLean, Laura VMcMahon, BessieMcMichael, Nannie M.McMillan, Arthur J . .

.

McMullan, William . .

.

McMullen, Charles A.

.

McMullen, Philander.McMullin, AlbertMcMurray, Charles J.

.

McMurray, John AMcNally, Francis J. .

.

McNaniara, B. MMcNamara, Jennie E

.

McNamara, Maggie...McNamara, Martin F

.

McNeal, Henry WMcNerhany, IdaMcNerney, Thomas A.McNeir, Georre A. R.McNicholas, Helen A.Mc?'''irholas, Richard..McPherson, James A..McPherson, JohnMcQueen, Malcolm E

.

McQuin , Evangeline.

.

McSwain, Annie PMcVillo, Mary AMcWilliamsoh , GMacallister, AlexanderMacallistet. James O..MacClane, John H I

Amount.

$532. 72

1,668.47

1,397.14

182.35626. 00

1, 769. 281,524.211,589.342,250.00

1,165.001,611.991,635.021,352. 12

670. 13

1,919.38679. 93

732.401,600.00412.80130. 00293. 19

659. 53

558. 001,236.49

721.641,385.611,423.301,238.00

745. 25

1,181.071,252. 35

701. 59932. 40678. 36

1,268. 18

676. 39828.37

367.491,484.101,026.88

757. 051,493.352, 202. 801,570.39

688. 68697. 08

1,482. 001,594.85

619.271,500. 30410.00

1,408.821,395.30

545. 251,2.52. 00

567. 12

676. 28670. 28

1,329.771,693.93619.37

1,251.001,403.40

677. 261,.''94.58

811.641,.396. 601.355.72

674. 62623. 75

732. 2699.00

1,243.751,554.301,264.75

Name.

Maccubbin, Arthur E

.

MacDonald, Charles RMacDonald, WilliamH

Mackall, UlyssesMackley, David LMacNainara , F. lizabethMaenichol, Sallie H . .

.

Madden, WilliamMaddox, Fannie RMaddox, John TMagee, Katherine V.

.

Magers, William A—Magill, Charles HMagill, WilUam JMaher, Thomas FMaher, William FMahoney, Garner B...Mahoney', James DMahoney, JuliaMahoney, TerrenceMahony, KaneMahony, William F...Major, Harry BMaley, JohnMallory, OlaMaloney, .Tames MMaloney, Matthew A.Maloney , WiUiam W .

.

Maloney, William W.

.

Maloy, Frank JMalpas, Charles EManchester, Ellen A.

.

Manchester, ThomasW

Mancosos,GeorgeP . F

.

Mangan, Mary EMangum, Martha E...Mann, Benjamin F. .

.

Mann, James LMann , Loretta VManning, William J.,

M. DMansfield, Charles H..Mansfield, Julia EManson, Dennis AMantz, William EMarion, Vincent SMarkham, James D . .

.

Marks, Minnie AMarlnee, Frederick J.

.

Marr, Nellie CMars'halk, WilUam A.Marsh, Da.niel DMarshall, .TessLe

Marshall, Joseph W..

.

Marshall, Robert W.

.

Marshall, Sidney JMarshall, Susan AMarshall, William T..Marston, Hiram PMartin, Arthur FMartin, Benjamin Y.

.

Martin, Bertie WMartin, Clement SMartin, Francis CMartin, Henderson V.Martin, Jennie TMartin , Jesse BMartin, T ester SMartin, Reed FMartin, Robert AMartin, Thomas JMartin, Will KMartin, WilliamMartin, William TMartsch, William P..

.

Marvin, Daniel JMarye, Sydney TMason, James F

Amount.

$1,131.66882.00

305.41746. 53

1,287. 56749. 22180. 50

1,189.36626.45

1,642.736C7.48

1,.399. 181,228. 001,209.25

892. 241,018. 01

109. 20761.87854.09

1,271.849? 8. 50238.30

1,224.851,224.001,462.501,507.001,135.851,288.181,464.001,343.61

184. 52854.80

720. 00182. 12

904.40603.36175. 20

1,255.09654. 78

2,600.01215. 09737. 77

1.607. 15

710. 251,602.681,253.85723.40

1,633.92613.992 '8. 65720. 00946. 39731.94

1,023.191,458.72

900. 001,800.002,000.021,501.80

727. 63

796. 20

755.9287. 66

701.57625. 00825. .^8

1,602.901,0 '0.92

1,612.711,385.721,439.26

509. 19

1,189.2088L92

1,399.801.500.30699.05

Name.

Mason, MadelineMason, William H...Massey, .John A., jr. .

.

Matchett,EllaDMatchett, Harry B.,jrMateer, Annis HMateer, Charles R....Mathers, James W . .

.

Malhias, Harry LMatlack, James BMatthews, Charles H.

.

Matthews, Harry ....Matthews, James D..Mattimore, Charles AMattimore, James H.Matto3ks, William L.Mauck, Frank SManger, Sallie JMaul, Allen AMawson. Samuel G.

.

Maxwell, George R. .

.

Maxwell, John WMaxwell, Julia MMay, Charles HMay, Edward LMay, Elmer NMay, John SMay, Joseph LMayers, Robert HMaynard, James E...Maynard, Thomas P.Mayo, Oscar BMeagher, Charles J...Meany, Michael JMearns, William JMechem, George W..Meder, MaryMee, John WMeehan, John JMeier, CharlesMeitzler, George T..

.

Meliek, Francis HMellach, William H..Mel lis, John CMendel, Valentine. .

.

Meredith, Frank C.

.

Meridith, Albert A...Merriam, George R . .

.

Merritt, Pearl KMerryman, Joseph A.

.

Mets, John D., jr

Metz, Walter RMetznng, John WMeyer, LeonardMeyers, Ellen SMeyers, Emil MMeyers, John DMichael, John WMiddleton, EllaMilans, Emma JMilburn, Samuel M...Miles, Edward LMillen, John DMillen, Marv MMiller, Caroline GMiller, Charles FMiller, DanielMiller, Eh./abethMiller, Fmmert MMiller, Flora LMiller, Frank F. S....Miller, Frank WATiller, Harry TMiller, James WMiller, John HMiller, Joseph FMiller, Maggie AMiller, MartinMiller, Norman EMiller, Robert M


No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding daring the fiscal year ended Jane 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, including


Name. Amount.

Miller, Robinett A..Miller. ThomasMiller, Thomas H . .

,

Miller, WilhamMiliigan, ^Villiam...Mills, Annie MMills, Carey SMills, Charles EMills, F.milv C I

Mills, Ernest Ii

Mills, Howard VMills, Hubert J i

Mills, James Tj

Mills, Mary F '

Mills, WUfiam EMills, Willis LMilton, Joseph LMiner, John O

;

Minor, Carrie MMinor, Georce BMinor, Henry "WMinor, Jane EMinor, LewisMinor, NathanielMinor, Wilham HMitchell, Joseph D....;Mitchell, Kate A i

Mitchell, LauraMitchell, Marcv M

j

Mitchell, WilUam A..^Mit'hell. Wilhs B....iMix, Annie P] '

Mobrar, Walter W..JMofiett, Frank AMohr. Homer MMoionnier, Ada M '

Moler. Robert L '

Moloney, William J.. JMona?an. George A..

.

Monks, WilUam B.....

Monninger, Charles E .

!

Montgomery, George!F : !

Montgomery, Gover-|nor V

\

Montgomery, JamesiM

I

Montgomery, Joseph!F..: !

Montrose, A^nes M...Montrose, Olive MMoon. Georce E

j

Mooney, Edwin Hj

Moore, Cecelia A;

Moore, I^avid B '

Moore, Elizabeth F..Moore, FrederickMoore, Frederic-k AV.Moore, John WMoore. William SMoo res , E dward S . .

.

Moorhead,Ellwood S.

ir

Mopklns. William A.Moran, Charles AMoran, John WMoran, Mary JMor'ock, Edward WMorell. Em' lie CMoreno, AmeliaMorgan, Charles A. .

.

Morgan, Ja'^'ob CMorean, Je^se WMorgan, Samuel M.

.

Morgan, T. Frank. ..

Morgan, Walter D . .

.

Morgan, Webster I

Morris, Robert SMorris, Rrth E

|

Morns. Samuel I

15

617. 75

613.99642.12

1,252.00736.08571.20614.8-3

713.291,010.021,474.68

931. 77677.46675.71628. 12

346. 82636. 38617.87624. 04

756. 56

731. 20553.73623.00329. 11

626.001,339.05

767. 85876.40

1,2.59.60

2,009.79769.10657.93216.00

1,503.241,509.69545.49

1,735.921.395.682,091.85

976. 001,485.30

1,601.21

6-33.44

1,232.60

328.36728. 26

6S8. 31148.12

1,422.73668.11900. 00683.24705. 60

1,597.15856. 59

1,2.53.29

3,600.00

1.699.68' 620. 70

1,404.211,387.98

736. 24

1,458.72682. 77

6.50. 11

1,878.791,2^8. 001.509.601.222.442. 500. 001,300.80

619. 93

1,627.55^443.461,223.25

Name.

Morris, William AMorrison, Anna CMorrison, Claude M..

.

Morrison, Icdward F.

.

Morrison, FrankMoi-risop, Helen DMorrison, John RMorrison, Lucy NMorrow, Ernest AMorrow, Margaret M.

.

Morse, Robert WMorsell, John TMortensen , Andrew. .

.

Morton, Charles EMosher, George BMoss, John RMoss, William HMott, John HMoulden, Jarvis BMoxley, EdahCMoyer, Xelson PMoyer, Sarah EMoynilian, Joseph C.

.

Muckelston, WilhamH

Mueller, Flora HMuffler, Vv'ilham E...Mnlcahv. Josephine J.Mullan, Samuel EMullen, Charles FMullen, Jamos JMulier, Louis WMulligan, Charles H..Mulligan, James EMulhgan, AYalter F...Mumford, Thomas H.,

Amount.

Murdo^k, Nelson. .

.

Murdock. Ralph A.Murphy, James JMurphy, John A

]

Murphy, Maud VMurphy, Samuel K...;Murphy, Sara SMurphv, AVilliam A. .1

Murphy, AYilliamH..!!Murray, Don L

!

IMurray, E dward P. .

.

Murray, Harry CMurray, Harry LxMurray, Helen AMurray, John P I

Murray, Julia AI

Murray', Mary E *

Murray, Maurice ^

Murray, Minnie;

Murray, Robert P\

Murto, E dmund F . . .

!

Murto, Richard Benj.jMusiek, Samuel H

;

Myers. Annie M !

Myers, Arthur AMyers, Ellis GMyers, JosephMvers, JosieMyers, AVilliam B .

.

Myers, Wilham F..Na^e. Charles INachman. Philip.

.

Naeff, I aura RNairn , George AY . .

.

Nalley. Ida MNails; John RNails. Alagnus A...

!Nails, AVin.fredM..

! Nailr. TamesNash, Ehzabeth M.

i

Nash, AA-illiamE...

i! Nathan. Aaron R..I! Nay, Charlie L

,249.60582. 12

,276.00,209.00

,252. 0078'.. 90,494.28886. 58626. 00729. 05463.82282.48092. 69209. 55605. 78553.54130. 00608. 74126.-50

876.40476. 00671.68S84. 82

398. 09692 65495. 24876. 40176. 00773.63250. 25007. 12

571.79638. 55438. 53

504.21690. 19

878. 79

566.98721. 85831.50999. 20547.00610.46141. 72665. 24652. 84441.60714.66805.108 -.8. 83

626. 00S58. 55708. 27815.29283.70741.05618. 81970. 71

655.04695. 53

242.00616.37606. 20468.56631. 85252. 55504.01612. 12

195. 88718. 09548.94.488.66426.38.405.58733.00.622. 58,3.59.31

S30. 56

Name. Amount.

Naylor, Louis PNeal, Henry CNeal. Laird LNealon, Margaret E . .

.

Neil, Charles ANelson, Carl ONelson, James I

Nelson, Ri hard BNelson, Robert LNelson, Thomas SNelson, AA'elUngton M

.

Nervis, Mary ENesbitt, Henry ANesmith, Herman C .

.

Netherland, Fred D...Neuer, IvatherineNeuer, Louis ANevils, Edward MNeyius, Alarvin JNewell, George AA^

Newell, Henry SNewlon, JefTerson T> .

.

Newman, ClarenceNewman,Edward A..Newsom, HubertNewton, Charles HNewton, Frank ENichols, Effie BNichols, AA'illiam F . . .;

Nicholson, BenjaminA;Nicholson, Bessie E-..|Nicholson, Charles C. .1

Nicholson, Trwin A. . .|

Nicholson, Ruth B...JNi'-olai, Margaret" I

Niedfeldt, Annie E . .

.

Niehus, Carl Ci

Nightingale, Louisa..

.

Nightingale. AA'ilUam.

.

Nobles, Frederick I . .

.

Noel, John Aj

Nohe, Minnie A I

, Nolan, Emma Jj

I Nolan, KatherineNolan, Margaret T I

Noonan, Lennis HjNoonan, John C

Noone, Eaniel PNoone, Patrick R

[

Noord, Aaron H\

Nops, Emil ANoDs. I-awrence N .

Norbec'k. AYilham G.

.

Norris, Elmo PNorris, FredNorris, AA'illiam AA'

Northup. Lewis A'

Norton, GeorgeNoske, FrankNothnagel, Henry A..Nunley, Emma.!O'Brien, Layid FO'Brien, John EO'Brien, .John JO'Brien, ThomasO'Brien, AYilliam F...O'Brien. AA'illiam J. C.O 'Bryon. AY. J

O'Connell, CharlesO'Conrell, Charles M .

O 'Conn ell, EanielO'Connell. Jeremiah..O'Conrell, AYilliam G.O'Connor. Joseph L...O'Connor, Mauri' e J.

.

O'Connor, Patri kO'Connor, "^homas J..

O 'Conor. HughO'Ponnell. George A..O'Donnell. Harry

$1,720.321,498.201,2.^4.48

300. 846:32. 89823.11643.07

1,428.40624.95525. 86

2,000.00496. 05

1.477.231,003.08

759. 00666. 70

1,200.002,551.471,413.581,181.50

650. 991.427.321, 250. 00627.95

1.842.871,377. 201,036.98

732. 591,296.00

602. 10651.33834 89

1, 612. 02626. 0068.00

630. 501,217.00

602. 73

38. 00987.99

1,502.40866.90571.3752-3.17

6.56. 291,327.291,618.391,533.09

963. 721,500. 001,-395.68

521.071,2^6.551.680.721,281.601, 2-02.00

1,518.00552. 70957. 19

1,447.29673.25

1,216. .50

525. 682, 296. 75348.00

1,999.961,2^8.40

638. 851.603.541.4^2. 72l,fS5. 101.273.881,353.06658.47

1,517. 166:^2. 60699. 72

1.440.981.251.651.663.20


No. 24.

—


Name.

O'Donneli. Neal D....O'Donn ell, Stephen P.O'Donnoghue, John.

.

Oehler, Henry FOehmler, Louis AOgle, George HO'Hara, John TO'Hern, John JOhm, Charlotte DO'Keefe, AmbroseO'Leary, Dennis JO'l.eary, .Tames AO'Leary, Marv MOliphant, Ella ROliver, Daniel WOliver, Sumpter J

Oliver, Walter HO'Lone, Joseph POlsen, EliasO'Meara Albert BO'Meara, Josephine F.O'Neal, John CO'Neill, Charles T

O'Neill, ,lohnO'Neill, William J....Onyun, John AOpdyke, AliceOpenshaw, John AOrem, Charles JOrem, George WO'Rorke, Mary EOrr, Ralph JOrth, J. FredOsborne, Annie WOsborne, Edward L.

.

Osborne, Stella MOscar, Fred JO'Shea, Henrietta C.Oswald, Alexander S .

O'Toole, Mary BOurand, Harry AOutcault, Harry JOverton , William J . .

.

Owen, EthelOwings, Mary EOyster, GeorgePadden, Edward H...Padfield, Pearl GPaetsch , Eugene R. E

.

Patilow. Charles W...Page, BirdiePage, George NPage, Randolph H—Paland, AugustPardee, Ethelbert K..Parent, Margaret JParish, Edith SParker, Andrew LParker, DavidParker, Edward J

Parker, Elizabeth P.

.

Parker, Frank WParker, Henry SParkei', John GParker, John RParker, MillieParker, Robert W....Parker, William H....Parks, John CParks, Thomas WParks, Wylie LParlett,Percival K.,jr.Parlin, Annie .

.

Parnell, John SParry, William CParsons, Albert MParsons, Charles D—Parsons, EdnaParsons, Lulu CParsons, Mav M

Amount.

$205. 56778. 00

2,086.501,493.96656.69

1,474.231,699.363,415.89

678. 701,540.801,891.86

100. 25

696. 65589.09

1,285.60647. 04

1,294.352, 708.33

986. .59

704. 00551.75

1,429.171,504.071,483.201,620.771,694.58

574. 891,746.451,292.651,348.36

708. 59722. 05

1,618. 84

680.471,252.98

634. 05721.95575. 95520. 85

859. 63

787. 581,637.75

614. 751,000. 00

730.39626. 00

1,233.00671.39214.00

1,419.18638. 89842. 25

1,407.271,641.00

842. 59599. 00688.32

1,825.602,040.74

613. 79670. 69

1,614.96638. 77

1,200.00822. 00676. 33

1,257.451,636. 18

648. 53

7.62837. 17495. 37771.03

1,502.401,298.881,271.201,341.72871.78

1,240.351,506.00

Name.

Parsons, Thomas C.

.

Partridge, Guy EPasco, John HPatch, Everton JPate, Claude APatrick, LewisPatterson

,Harry J . .

.

Patterson, Jesse M . .

.

Patterson, .John A . .

.

Patterson,LancelotHPatterson, Levi H. .

.

Patterson, Thomas FPaudert, Edward XL.Paul, John E ..

Paxton, Charles W .

.

Payne, Arthur WPayne, James APayne, James EPayton, ErkayPeace, Moses MPeacock, WilliamPeake, Charles PPeake, Clarence H . .

.

Peake, Millard FPealer, Peter PPeaper, Ida EPearson, Harry APearson, Nannie E . .

.

Pearson, Rozier D . .

.

Pease, George HPeed, Richard SPelham, Horace B . .

.

Pellen, MaryPendel, Thomas F. .

.

Penicks, Thomas B..Penn, Frederick M...Pepper, James PPepper, John JPerKins, Charles F. .

.

Perkins, George M . .

.

Perkins, James SPerkinson ,FranklinNPerry, Charles GPerry, Esther EPerry, IsaiahPeter, Elizabeth C...Peter, GeorgePeter, ThomasPeters, Robert GPetersen, FmilPeterson, Robert S. .

.

Peterson, Victor E ..

.

Petterson, John A..Pettiford,Elizabeth APettiford, James D...Petty, Henry WPeyton, James SPfeiffer, Robert JPhelps, James APhillips, Charles A...Phillips, Frank M....Phillips, George P. .

.

Phillips, Henry CPhillips, John APhillips, Madeline A.Picotte, Arthur JPierce, Everett MPierce, George WPierce, William LPierson, AugustPitrott, MorrisPike, James WPike, John APinkett, John PPinkston .William E .

Finn, Ernest LPipes, James MPitts, Mary C ,

Plaskett, Edward W.Plater, James H

Amoimt.

$902. 16

1,440. 85696. 00

1.403.221,663.14

626. 00626. 25938. 19

1,378. 241,166.85

935. 701,518.551.252.001,051.52

926. 381,252. 00

862. 222,241.09

626. 00878. 50

1,.338. 851,687.79833.45

1,698.241,634.22683.547.53. 20640. 24

853.341,481.401,263.85716.00

1,000. 001,056.501,501.801,509.601,200. GO

980. 17

1,254,881,001.601,469.871,153.171,500.90

2SG. 79699. 60546. 46

1,000.001,000.00631.36

1,375.981,248. 50

874. 061,288.90321.44733.29884.37148.12621. 19716.39

1,367.691,315.471,461.42

837. 03

1,461.00870. 00

1,401.191,421.801,393.921,246.80

469. 801,236.00

720. 001,510.02

626. 00854.48874. 12

] , 200. 00677. 25

1,350.37647.49

Platz, Charles LPlatz, Frank PPlowman, T^ouis W. .

.

Plumb, Flora W. C...Plummer, Robert F.

.

Pocher. SimonPoindexter,LomsA .R

.

Poist, William APolk, Tasker PPolkinhorn, Joseph H.Pollard, Willard A....Pollock, Julia CPoore, Frederick A . .

.

Pope, Florence CPope, John WPoppe, Herman CPorter, Frank CPorter, Martha EPorter, Mary LPosey, KatePospisiel, Joseph W...Post, Little LPotter, Albert EPotter, Louis APoulson, Francis B . .

.

Powell, Isaac NPowell, JohnPowell, John WPowers, Fred LPowers, John DPowers, RichardPowers, Richard JPoynton, Sarah SPrater, John HPrather, Elizabeth C..Pratt, Donna MPratt, Lillie

Pratt, William APrender, GertrudePresley, Henry MPreston, Charles W . .

.

Preuss, Bernhardt R..Price, Clinton OPrice, Marietta FPrice, MaryPrice, Sam SPridgeon, JohnPrimm, James LPritchett, John MPritchett, Peter W....Proctor, George HProctor, John CProctx)r, Mary AProctor, Matilda M. .

.

Proctor, May RProsise, Ernest TProsperi, John FProsser, Daniel NProudley, George R...Prycr, Henry DPulliam, EdwardPulliam, Scott G.......

Pumphrey , Annie E .

.

Pumphrey, George Tv.

.

Purcell, MargaretPurdy, Charles FPurdy, Harry GPurvis, John RPutman, John F., jr..

Pvemont, George .

.

Pyle, Charles EPyne, Frank EQuady, John C. . .

Quigley. Francis T—Quill, Nellie CQuinn, John FQuinn, John JQuinn, John RQuinn, PatrickRabe, Caroline F


No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, includingleaves of abse7ice and pay for holidays—Continued.

Name. Amount.

Racoosin, Harry CRadley, Charles ^^'....\

Radowski, Simon|

Raedy, Katie H}

Ragan, John J;

Ragan, Mary I-]j

Ragland, Harry Lee ..i

Ragland, Samuel B . . .i

Ralph, Jamesi

Ramey, Enoch Ci

Ramey, Nelhe V 1

Ramsay, Eleanor S. ..j

Ramsey, George MRandall, HardyRandall, Jeronie SRandolph, E dward G

.

Ranke, Ida DRacsdell, Edward L.

.

Ransdell, Liilu MRansom, Stephen J . . .

j

Rastall, John ERatcliffe, Edward R..Ratcliffe, ICatherine CRathvon, Robert H. .

.

Raub, George MRavnall, Clarence A .

.

Rawlings, AliredRay, Daniel CRay, James TRa7ey, Frank TRead, Charles AReardon, Thomas E .

.

Rebusehatis, William.Reckert, Charles P....Reckert, John GReddy, John CRedfield , E dward L . .

.

Redfield, Harry J....Reed, HarrisonReed, JamesReed, John FReed, Oscar AReed, William F......Reed, William I

Reeder, John H..Reeder, i^arke M......Reeler, Henry CRees, Dorothy CRees, Edward NRees, Mary CRegan, Clarissa BRegan, Mary EReid, Agnes HReid, HughReid, Wilham AReier, TheodoreReillv, Annie CReilly, John MReily, Cora J

j

Reichard, Jacob HReinhard, Minnie A. .

Reinmuth. Edward...Reinoehl, Raymond CReisinger, C. L. BReiss, Frederick JReiss, Walter ARevells, Addie JReynolds, Audley W.Reynolds, GeorgeReynolds, George AReynolds, RobertRhodes, Thomas A . .

.

Rich, James WRich, Ralph RRichards, Catherine...Richards, Elmer E . .

.

Richards, John MRichards, Lemuel C ..

Richardson , Charles MRichardson, Douglas C

$205. 33

1,486.49731. 89876. 20870. 00

1,467.601,484.401,468.08

626. 00910. 94

1,219.50794.85

1,374.08617.62

1,252.00670.90634.69

1.123.28626. 60757.93

1,117.25497.62952. 02

1,260.80857. 72649. 35975.4074.88

1,507.141,273.851,358.29

3.121,075.86

374. 60952. 22

1,202.001,562.881,2^^9.75

1,311.40437.32609.30

1.075.68765. 60

1,502. 75626. 00

1,653.72618.60719. 84

1,597.05599. 07

1,443.20987. 89640.42

1, 558. 53826.92

1,324.67506. 75

1,370.05626. 00767. 10669.91

1,594.28600. 00998. 08

1,251.002.40

862. 59673.83

1,2.52.00

644. 87659. 94999. 25

696. 83

887. 14

705. 01

1,460. .54

1,728.061,481.822,000.02

627. 29

Name.

Richardson, Harry D

.

Richardson ,Robert I.

.

Richardson,AViUiam HRichardson,\\'illiamWRichie, Edward FRichmond, Marion B

.

Richter, CharlesRickenbacher, Edwin

P. ARickets, Eliza ERiddick, Richard P...Riddle, Alpheus E—Rider, Emma SRidings, Stanley H . .

.

Riei^ks, Charles FRiedl, William ARieseberg, Henry R...Riggleman, Charles A.Risnev, Patrick ARileY,"CloYd LRiley, Harry ERileV; John HRilev, Julia WRins, Timothy MRiUL', William FRink, Vrniiam ERisslor, James MRitchie, ElRe JRoach, Marv JRobb, John HRobbins, Carrie ARoberts, Augustus L.-Roberts, David J

Roberts, Everett H. .

.

Roberts,Flournoy C.Roberts, James GRoberts, .John TRoberts, Wilham A...Robertson, Harry J. .

.

Robey, Clark . . .\

Robev, Georire ARobey, Winfred M....Robinson, Charles E .

.

Robinson, Charles M..Robinson, Clara JKobinson, Edward J.

Robinson, George W..Robinson, Harriet E .

Robinson, Joseph. . . .

.

Robinson, Robert, sr .

Robinson, Robert B .

.

Robinson, SamuelRobinson, Sarah ERobinson, WellingtonC

Robinson, William C .

Robinson, William H.Robinson, Willis B . .

.

Roche, James GRoche, Louise KRoche, Walter TRo-lvAvell, WiUiam E.Rodgers, RoseliaRoeder, Charles HRoehn, Henry ARogers, Altarnont M .

.

Rogers, James BRogers, Oliver RRosier, Charles GRohm, Edward I-

Roller, Frank MRollins, Ella LRolUns, John Lester...RoUow, Lula MRomhilt, Arthur C...Ronan, Edward, jr

Roonev, Thomas P...Rose, Bertha ARoseman, FannieRosen, Eugene F

Amovmt.

$748. 00617.27596.25208.11629.90

1,472. 10

918.97

1,375.87687. 86

1,187.702,249.99

715. 082,251.551,010. 091,252.591,252. 251,431.021,394.32

109.477.34. 77726.30656. 20

1,656.541,155.001,613.671,573.15

730. 63

632. 221,-387.76

1, 167. 35958. 80

1,414.191,345.891,284.001,397.541,393.291,387.401,407.32983.03652.24497. 75599. 71

1.374.60619. 25629. 91

1,464.001,504.80

626. 001,261.451,051.251,191.04681.50

1,067. 28144.00606. 00

1,651.15420. 00650. 81

1.635.361,400. 02613.99

1,399.671,799.521, 2,57. 821,256.45

862. 101,235.501,656.301.280.27497.20

1,400.01681. 77

1,378.301,286.401.948. 68

610. 54

1,445.40974.68

Name.

Rosenfeld, LouisRoss, Harry CRoss, James HRoss, Mary ARossall, Arthur HRote, Edwin CRotenbury, Lucy H...Rotenbury, Sarah V..Roth, Grover WRouleau, WilfridRoulhac, Wilham L...Rouse, Charles LRowan, Eleanor ERowe, Thomas JRowe, Wilham H. . . .

.

Rowell, Dennison P...Rowen, William BRowzee, Willie ARoy, James CRoy, James HRoy, Louis WRuckdaesrhel,Xelhe HRudv, Charles ERuff, Herbert RRuff, A alentineRuffin, William L....Ruggles, Xora MRulil, Charles WRunyan, Lee JRupp, ConradRussell, Allan MRussell, AnnieRussell, CharlesRussell, Emma LRussell, Harrv JRussell, John'ORussell, Lillian MRussler, Elmer DRust, Albert D., jr

Rutherford, James A.

.

Rutland, HughRutter, Fred FRutter, Margaret G . .

.

Ryan, Edward HP.yan, Edward JRyan, Mary ARvan, Ossian JRyan, Thomas TSaloman, SamuelSaltzman, Ernest C...Sammond, Wilham J.Samuelson, Harry R.

.

Saosom, Daniel LSardo, Albert ESan-, George WSasscer, Annie ESatterfield, Samuel T.;Saunders, Earl B I

Saunders, Fannie I. .

.

Saunders. SueSauter, Balsey FSavoy, Georgeana V. . I

Savoy, Rodney PSaxtv, Imojrene

I

Sayles, Chares HScammell, Robert S..jScannell, .Toseph A

j

Schafer, LizzieSchaller, John

|

Scharf , Paul|

Scheerer, Annie M i

Scheid, Philipj

Schell, Louis C1

Schenck, Louie A !

Schermerhorn , ICate J

.

i Scheurman, Henrv A.Schildroth , Henry T .

.

I

Schilpp, Henrv .

."

Sehinnerer, "William S.Schlev, George J

Amount,

$589. 58617.58

1,578. 787a3.60

1,470.551,634.83

680. 87681.00&33.34

1,494.05606..37446.71877. 92

],587.721,751.371,036.001,490.16419.87657.40736.35841.95735.49

1,507.80248. 16

1,488.00634.40881.96

1, 126. 801,661.10

631. 221,095.25

732. 14

1,498.78718.43419. 20720. 00

1,468.20288.51

1,688.321.2.50.30

627.05998. 77573.32

2.006.401,375.35

734. 73916.36

1,393.361,722. 601,476. OC1.650.021.382.891,447. 761,515.361,248.30

391. 60720.00697.03670. 71

764.361.407.10

593. 17629.82553.3590.00

1,3.55.24

1.681.74681. 50

1.246.001.001.80

678. 121.237.391,680.29

625. 00589. 34

1.225.251. 228.45

766. 682,354.871,214.00


No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended Jane 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, includingleaves of absence and pay for holidays—Continued.

Name.

ScWick, Frederick J. .

.

Schlick, WilliamL....Schlosser, CharlesSehmalhoff, William LSehmaling, Joseph W.Schmid, IJdward F...Schmidt, George T....Schmitt, Marv ESchnaliel, William J...

Schneider, T.ouis W. .

.

Schoeneman, George LSchoQeld, ArthurSchoolev, Elmer ESchott, John WSchrara, MartinSchreiber , E rnest O . .

.

Schreiber, Seraphin...Schroen, Peter ASehulte, Charles H....Schultz, Andrew F....Schultze, Edwin W...Schulz, Henry GSchulze, PanicSchwarz, Ferdinand..Schwarz, Harry WSchweitzer, Christ F..Schwing, Frank AScott, Charles WScott, ColumbusScott, ErnestScott, Francis 1)

Scott, George EScott, James AScott, James HScott, John FScott, LeviScott, Mary FScott, William BScott, WilUam HScott, WinfieldSearles, Katie CSebastian, Paul ASebree, William ESedgAvick, HoraceSegerson, Josephine E

.

Sehorn, George HSelf, David ASellman, Frank BSeltzer, Edear ASelzle, Charle? JSerrano, Michael N. ..

Serrin, David GSettle, NealHSexton, ErnestSexton, Grant WSexton, RavmondSeyfferth, Frederick WShaed, Grerary WShaen, MirhaelShafer, Elizabeth M...Shaffer, George WShanklin, A.lbert

Shapiro, SamuelSharp, I. WalterSharp, Todd CShaw, Archibald W\..Shaw, Arthur LShaw. EdwardShaw, Emily CShaw, John SShaw, j'^ewton HShea, Michael JShea, TimothySheaffer, John ESheehan, Dennis FSheehan, Jo^^eph ESheets, Charles JSheilraan, Wilfred F..Shelton, Charles R....Shelton, Thomas

Amount.

$1,252. 001,2.52. GO

888. 271,094.271,594.52

998. 971,000.00

787.331,212.901,:01.301,224.001,349.791,276.60

980. 871,473.601, 252. 00

729.431,413.621,.393. 64

840. 00878. 32

1,053.061, 715. 27

740. 67597. 85152. 24

1,474.90780. 72647.64656. 62792.40633.32

1,055.75684.47849. 01

1,118. 80856. 95621.09500. 00854. 17672. 35370. 65

1,2«.00621.25745. 20

1,889.521,400.08701.409^8. 76

1,381.001,718.16

607. 9998fi. 20

1,001.40208. 27667. 8i

1,348.991,506.301,617.44

672. 10

1,22^.80618. 16382. 00

1,.594. 021,445.80

616. 021,501.801,106.59681.56

1,478.101,434.44

396. 281.891.901,942.641,211.281,516.231,216.70811.65

1,391.70618.00

Name.

Shepard, Edward J..Sherl'ey, Carrie BSherfy, .John LSheridan, Frances M.Sheridan, Frances M.Sheridan, James H...Sheridan, .JohnSheridan, Mary ASheriff, Dale CSherley, JosephSherman, George L.

.

Sherman, Howard E.Sherman, John W . .

.

SherAvood, Harry J...Shiley, Annie LShine, Edward JShipley, Fletcher V..Shipley, Lewis MShipman, Nellie H...Shives, Jesse AShock, MaryShoemaker,' Jesse C .

.

Sholl, AlpheusShorao, Thom.as W .

.

Shott, Elmer EShreve, William A..

.

Shutterly, Charles S..Si'^kles, Charles E....Siewers, Marion DeWSikken, Ernest ASilence, AnnieSill, William SSilliman, Helen CSillk, Thomas FSimas, John ASimmonds, Nellie F .

Simmons, Charles L.Simmons, James A.

.

Simmons, Mary P . .

.

Simms, BradfordSimms, CharlesSimms, Claiborne H.Simms, EmanuelSimms, Robert FSimons, Henry OSimons, Wellington FSimpson, Josephine..Simpson, RobertSimpson, Stephens MSims, James R..Sims, Martha ESinclair, Effie MSingleton, J isephSingleton, Otis JSingleton, PeterSipher, William M. .

.

Sirlouis, James FSivertsvin, Bennie O.Sizer, Charles MSkain, William T....Skeen, Elizabeth F..Skeen, William D....Skelly, Julia CSkinner, William H..Slater, Howard CSlater, Robert ASlater, William JSlaughter, Henry P..Slentz, Charles ESlingland, JohnSloan, Frank J

Sloat, Hirst FSmall, Ri-^^hard W...Smalley, Charles E...Smallwood, Carrie E.Smallwood, Thomas.Smart, James FSmeltzer. Ja"ob R. .

.

Smith, Albert GSmith

,Aloysius F . .

.

Amount.

$1,493.50225. 00876.40073.2?58K70525. 25

1,228. GO62o. 89

1,606.18614.00

1.641.092,274.461,154.501,475.961,491.671,371.041,375.34

840. 901,201.83821.45606. 37

1,135.73596. 00

1,505.031,484.691,009.601,138.001,481.101,494.60881.33304.93

1,759.821,795.21375.60

1,414.44738. 06954.36601.23616.37623.50632. 00614.40662. 19

351. 601,528.331,-395.14

1, 208. 758i5.20

1,562.5262o. 00732. 78714.35687. 23

1,521.41.597. 26

1..398. 511,602. 72

1,252.00l,2o2.45

856. 20688. 30

1,450.83730. 64

813.00787.64

1,502.401,214.401,217.741.872.15

618. 671,650.11894.00616.40

1,677.37480. 15183.91

1,381.101,029. .50

1,775.97777.35

Name.

Smith, Anna FSmith, Anna JSmith, Asbury ASmith, Bernardin W..Smith, BirtSmith, Charles CSmith, Charles HSmith. Christopher R.Smith, Ellen OSmith, Emma FSmith, Emma GSmith, Eugene DSmith, Eugene FSmith, Flora BSmith, FrankSmita, Frank BSmith, Frank DSmith, George HSmith, Henry HSmith, Ida GSmith, Jerome BSmith, John Dudley..Smith, John ESmith, John H. .......Smith, .John JSmith, John PSmith, John WSmith, Julia MSmith, Margaret KSmith, Peter ASmith, Ro.sena L. E .

.

Smith, RussellSmith, Samuel C. W..Smith, ShelbySmith, Solomon ASmith, StephenSmith, Thomas HSmith, Warren ESmith, William ASmith, William ASmith, William H....Smith, William Hen-nessy

Smith, William JSmith, William RSmith, William SSmithson, John VSmoot, Amanda ESmoot, Edward DSmoot, TTatherine V.

.

Smoot, William B M.Snowden, John ESnyder, Susie BSollers, Benjamin F...Sollers, William ASolomon, SidneySomers, Elizabeth M..Sommers, John PSon en, Bright RSongster, ThomasSothoron. Jessie ESoules, William CSouthwick, Harvey J.Sower, Charles WSowerbutts, RobertP.Sowers, James CSpaeth, Charles HSpalding, Mary TSpankler, RobertSparks, EmmaSparks, George CSpauldin?, James J...Speake, Walter RSpeaks, Marv JSpeelman, Martin R.

.

Speisser, Mary ESpence, James FSpencer, Alfred ASpencer, Annie G. L..Spencer, Frank R


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—


Name.

Spencer, John CSpencer, MauriceSpi^ple, Claude ASpiker, 'I'itus J

Spinks, AlexanderSplann, Joseph FSprague, >'orman C...Spriggs. HenrySpriggs, Margaret E...Sprucebank, James. .

.

Sta-:k, Rosa AStadtler, Ja obStanford, William H..Stanford, WHmer W.

.

Stanley, Edward P...Stanley, Gertrude M..Stanley, Mary J

Stanowski, Charles F

.

Stanton, Charles E....Stanton, John AStark, LewisStark, WilUamStarkes, Eugene HStarr, William RStartzell, Gra^e TStaub, John AStaudenmayer, Wil-ham H

Steele, Tora ESteele, Ella ESteele, Philip SSteker, JosephStembler, George M...Stenner, Robert EStephenson, John K .

.

Stern, AmeliaStern, GertrudeStern, Louis ESterne, Addie MStevens, Edward J....Stevens, Gra:e EStevens, Horatio W...Stevens, JaneStevens, Martin V. B..Stevens, Samuel W...Stevens, William S. .

.

Stewart, Alexander B

.

S tewart , B enjamin F .

.

Stewart, Maude EStewart, Walter CSti-kuey, R. KStidham, Benjamin L.Stimpson, Sarah EStockman, LeonardR. H

Stoddard, Hiram W...Stolp, Louis WStone, James FStoops, Joshua BStout, Ja'-ob HStow, yorman CStowell, John FStratford, ^^homas G..Strauss, "William F...Strawn, Howard L . .

.

Street, Frank WSlretr^h, Charles AStribling, Cornelius K.Strirkrott, Frederi-kAStrickrott, Louis B. .

.

Stroh, Efiwin BStrone, FannieStrudlev, EdAvard A..Stull, Georee HSturgis, John RSturm, Edward Hbturtevant, Harry R..Stutsman, CharlesSudler, Emory BSuit, Louis F

$1,376.302,022.35667.38690.41720. 00

1,497.001,444.56664.86628. 23

1,497.60671.10887.68801.00

1,396.801,357.20

989. 18556. 86734. 25

1,494.001,016.921,258.36

719. 50626. 27

1,055.86641.20570. 00

1,428. 76641.87753.44

1,226.001,252.00

6:34.00

1,468. 581,346.39

876. 40876.40932.49657. 73

723.64828. 01

1,338. 70657. 50

1,466.10

1, 198. 0095.87

990. 72

1, 140. 64

733.15855. 01

1,000.001,485.351,319.70

1,083.39720. 00413.87

1,003.40701.00

1,567.86374.01878. 74

720. 00621.43840. 00,654.60, 708. 14

,284.80,781.46

,3S8. 64,252.00664.89

, 270. 51

, 186. 80,478. 10

,462.74,502.40,677.99622. 00850.66

Name.

Sullivaa, Augustus ESullivan, Charles F.

.

Sullivan, lOdwin A...Sullivan, John CSullivan, John I;

Sullivan, RichardCSullivan, Robert E...Summers, Charles W.Summers, Robert W.Surguy. Arlhur ESuthard, Harvey Iv.

.

Sutor, Louis PSutton, DanielSutton, George ASutton, Henry SSutton, James TSwain, Benjamin H..Swain, Emma JSwann, Henry TSwart, Edna OSwarzman, Kate V.,.Swayne, Emerson B.,Swazfaber, Oscar W..Sweeney, Catherine.

.

Sweeney. John J

Sweene\', Margaret AS'weeney, Thomas A.Sweet, IBessie OSweet, Riley A ;

.

Sweetman, MichaelMSwett, Ella ASwiggett, HarrySwinbuine, Joseph BSydnor, George LSydnor, Mary CSymonds, Arthur J.

.

Szegedy, Emma GTabler, Edwin H....Tabler, ^orval KTait, Arthur J. DTalbot, Percy JTalbott, William T..Tallman, George B...Tanner, Bettie ATanner, Charles BTappaQ, William F..Tarbox, Fred LTate, .James RTaylor, Albert ETavlor, Casper RTaylor, Charles STaylor, Clifford JTaylor, David ATaylor, Ernest RTaylor, Frances L . .

.

Taylor, Herbert M. .

.

Taylor, Horace JTaylor, IraTaylor, James STaylor, Joseph HTaylor, Eatherine V.Taylor, LewisTavlor, Mattie KTaylor, MelvinTavlor, RichardTavlor, RichardTaylor, 'i'homas E...Taylor, Wallace H. .

.

Tavlor, WalterTaylor, WiUiam W .

.

Teates, Clark WTeichman, FrederickC.,jr

Teller. Charles HTemplar, Sarah C...Terrv, Harriet J

Terrv. Hynes ETerrV; Fate STerry, Mary FTerry, Nellie R

Amount.

$670. 071,417.211,488.801,272. 48

865. 20786. 39

1,447.821,492. 80

2, 250. 001,549.40646.38

1,403.25849.17

1,017. 661,701.24

624. 75

1,381.30667. 2889.68

674.41746. 53

1,780. .33

920. 67712.35720. 00354.89

1,501.80678.32

1,111.131,72L55

861..58

1,251.351,.332. 50760.42772. 85

1,703.28747.47

1,222.00426. 89564.28

1,225.001,394.581,108.25

716. 94

1,020.081,666.921,479.81

724. 781,249.651,651.811,510.48547.62

1,574.881,241.901,274.101,044.48

338. 071,488. 001,588.391,102.09

736. 13

689. 13

681.11640. 21

816. 57524.00600. 61

1,045.36626. 00

1,989.889S0. 63

, 252. 00,001.60598. 15

688. 60840. 36625. 75

486. 76

648. 15

Name.

Terry, Walter HTerwilliger, GeorgeTerwissie, Gerard T...Textor, Frederi' k J. .

.

Thackara, Forest SThayer, Courtney C...Thayer, George HTheaker, .^"eliie

Thomas, Arl.hur S. . ..

Thomas, Carson B . . .

.

Thomas, HenryThomas, Howard B . .

.

Thomas, Lizzie MThomas, Owen HThomas, Robert CThomas, William D . .

.

Thompson,A loy.sius RThompson, BenjaminG

Thompson, Charles WThompson, Irene E . .

.

Thompson, Frank M.

.

Thompson, Harriet A

.

Thompson,Harry

Thompson, HarryThompson, IvyFThompson, Joseph M.Thompson, OliverThompson, RobertThompson, SolomonH.,jr

Thompson, WiUiam J

.

Thomson, AlfredThorn, Benjamin T . .

.

Thorne, Charles EThorne,John MThornton, Jennie L . .

.

Thornton, John A. B .

.

Threljield, GranvilleM

Thrush, John H.W...Thro" kmorton , M. I . .

.

Tibbitts, James ETierney. Agnes CTiffany, Anna BTilghriian. Amelia L .

.

Tilchman, E hzabeth .

.

Tilley, Stephen BTilton,Marv A.LTinsley, EdwardTisdale,Nat TTisdel, Alton PTiverney, Theophil. .

.

Toles, NelsonToliver, Sidney JTolson, Frantz JTolson, Herbert STolson, StellaTomlin, Joseph I

TomIin,Timothv H...TomUnson,Ida MTompkins, Andrew T.Tompkins, CatherineA

Tompidns, Charles E .

.

Tompkins, HendersonF

Tone, MildredToomev, William E . .

.

Topham, Ri hard B .

.

Toppen, Alfred W. . ..

Tosh. AlexanderTowers, C.WTowers, Mark ETown.Henrv CTownsend, Francis S..Townsend, Robert L..Towso, E lizabeth A . .

.

Toy, James MTrammell. Jay V


No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915, and the amount paid each, includingleaves of absence and pay for holidays—-Continued.

Name. Amount.

Travels, Simon ETravis, Charles NTreft,s,AmeTretler, Harry UTruesdale, Andrew

—

Truitt. Isabel RTrumbull, Lawrence .

.

Truss, Robert ATuck, Frank ATucker, Arthur FTucker, Clinton RTucker, Thomas W . .

.

Tioite, JohnTune, Lucy ATune, Thomas ETupper, Lillian MTurberville, George R.

Turkenton,MaryTurner, AmeliaTurner, Harriet BTurner, James A. D . .

.

Turner, JuliaTurner, William A.H.Turner, William HTuttle, George ATuttle, Lewis CTyler, Jennett STyler, Reuben H i

Tyrrell, Carie L!

Tyson, Charles B|

Ullrich, William F....

I

Underwood, Earlt

Upperman, S.EarlUrner,NinaUsilton,Lida JUtz, Harry AVagt, Charles JVan Arsdale,IdaVanarsdell, JamesW .

.

Van Bibber, WilliamH

Vance. Alice RVan de Bogert, Her-bert

Vandercook, GeorgeB

Vander Schaaf, J.JVan Deventer,Blanche 1/

Van Peventer, M.J...Van Horn, Albert C. .

.

Van Hoesen, Fred-erick

Van Matre,ICateVan Overmeer, JosephP

Van White. CarlVarbeck, LucyVaughan, Richard T .

.

Veatch, James EVernon, JonasVerrosso, TonyVipond, Benjamin L.

.

Virgin. Lovina MVirgin, Minnie CVliet, Clarence J

Vogel, Conrad TVogler, William MVogt, Louis CVogts, Edward AVonderau,>ôra CVon Ostermann,George F

Vose, Elizabeth A... .

.

Waddelle, AlonzoWaddey, Jenme EWade, CharlesWade, Harry W

$626. 001,679.511,300.201, 150. 00

402. 72

329. 23

660. 97620. 86

1,610. 091,547. 39

868. 71

728.491,224.00443.49854. 00687. 96

498. 52718. 18167.98668. 04

1,480. 50757. 28

1,243.95• 777. 201,799.291,423.12

620. 03

729. 02625. 00798. 89607.3747. 22

367. 61831. 50703. 17

1,251.751,399.58680.31

1,887. 12

1,463.72609.00

1,255.35

1,194.40308. 50

876.22572.67

1,687.02

1,457.40604.30

1,320.401,573.79

590. 891,127.161,390. 56593.26781. 00

1,943.61700. 84700.45

1,381.151,249.161,469.621,993.60

858. 15834. 00

1,261.67626. 00265. 18679. 55

1.082. 00707. 25

Name.

Wade, Margaret LWade. Thomas LWadsworth, Arthur J

.

Wagar, Horace EWagenlander, George.Waite, Fannie W . . . .

.

Wakefield, RichardE.B

Vvâlde, WilUam GWalker, Archibald K.Walker, Edwin HWalker, E Uzabeth H .

.

Walker, Fred SWalker, Mary EWall, Stephen RWallace, ArthurWallace, Ella MWallace, Frank SWallace, James KWallace, Minna FWallace, Percv SWallace, William W..Wallace, William W..Waller, CharlieWaller, JohnWaller, William C. F..Walmsley, EdwinWalpole, Frank H....Walsh, David MWalsh, JeremiahWalsh, JohnEWalsh, KatherineWalsh, Mary AWalsh, Patrick AWalsmith, V/illiam F.Walston, John RWalters, AnnieWalters, Daniel RWalton, David SWalton, Robert AWalton, Stephen T...Wandell, Retta JWaple, John FWard, Arthur RWard, Frank JWard, Ritchie FWare, Horace BWare, John MWaring, Marshall C . .

.

Warner, E dwin NWarren, Sanford M . .

.

Warwick, Joanna F...Washington, James .

.

Washington, Robert.

.

Washington, Samuel..Washington, WilliamE

Washington, WilliamH

Washington, WilUamWWashington, WillisWWaterman, Thomas J.

Waters, Edwin RWaters, Eva Iv

Waters, Mary AWaters, Mary CWatkins, Maria JWatson, Alexander J .

Watson, Betty VWatson, .Joseph CWatson, MarshallWatts, Lewis DWatts, Nathaniel G...Wayson, John EWayson, Mary AWeaver, Helen CWeaver, Spurgeon H .

Webb, Arthur C

Amount.

$626.491,400. 601, 726. 83

27.121,324.99

684. 20

176.491,249.501,188.002,476.65

554. 351,488.36

624. 74

1,359.90324. 50

1,468.501,3.50.42

2, 250. 00719.44

1,402.30990.39

1,576.12621. 00618. 00

1,257.751,240.00

226. 601,547.251,961.761,768. 83

7.34. 24732. 80

1,251.251.438.60783.42669. 34840. 60

1,482.46248. 20

1,399.40610. 00

1,420. 08797.47

1,394.101,688. 201,369.021,455.42

977. 001,664.161,957. 22

750. 58628. 50626. 74819.11

353.99

746. 25

605. 27576.23

1,480. 801,252.00

876. 00733.73624.37496. 68

1,714.08598. 24

1,575. .53

625.311,002.591,484.22

678. 85626.00584. 52628.44

1,679.37

Name.

W ebb, Elias SWebb, Harry CWebb, Henrv MWebb, John CWebb, John SWebb, Walter HWeber, Albert JWeber, Frederick E . .

.

Weber, Henry WWeber, Marj^^KWeber, PhiUp H., jr..Weber; Wilham H....Webster, Charles F. .

.

Webster, Elmer MWebster, Georgiana...Webster, Nelhe BWebster, Ozias SWebster, William F .

.

Webster, William H .

.

Weeks, Lafayette D...Vfeidlich, RobertWeidman, Godfrey F.Weidman Jacob M . .

.

Weir, ThomasWeiss, William JWeitzel, John BWelborn, Eugene B...Welch, Alice MWelch, Annie MWelch, FrankhnWelch, Walter AWells, Charles WWells, Emma LWells, Harry CWells, Harry LWelsh, Charles BWelsh, Charles HWelsh, Emory CWelsh, William LWendal, Isaac HWerneke, Frederick MWerres, John PWeser, Rosa RWesley, James HWest, Annie MWest, Clarenfê MWest, Israel MVfest, Joseph FWest, Marion TWest, William AWeston Charles FWeston, Herbert R...Westrav, Beniamin J.Wetzel, Emil PWhalen, John TWhaley, Margaret. . .

.

Whaley, Mary EWhall, Edward GWhallev, Harrv CWhalley, Lsabella R...Wheat, EhMWheatley, Edgar P...Wheeler, HazardWheeler, James HWhelan, Jennie CWhitacre, AlbertWhite, Alice RWhite, Amanda VWhite, Chester SWhite, Edna SWhite, Frank LWhite, Frederick A...White, Granville S....

White, Henry OWhite, Jacob JWhite, James CWhite, MarcellusWhite, May DWhite, Robert H

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PPJ^'TER. 381

No. 24.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andhindinq durinq f -

"- a/- ended June SO, 1915, and the amount paid each, including

'I- holidays—Continued.binding during f

leaves of absence

Name. Amount. Name. AmouBt. Name. Amount.

10

^2. 61

Y\'liite, Sadie Vj

$'301

,

WTiite,William Albert i d'5WMte, WiUiam Alo--

siusI

240,

White, wniiam F. P . ., 1, 624,

"\\hite, ^v'illiam J :1,417,

"V^Tiitehead., FrederickN

Whitford . Geor ee A . . . : -

WMtford. ^'i-or 1 1, . ;

"^Tiitinetov 1 i: ...... (3o4

Whitley.::: 706Whitlow, 11- v: i'So

Whitma::. : : :v ... 1 :

Whitma::,WMttaker . : L. ;

: c V \WMttaker . '.Valrer . . . . 1, iO-i

Whitted. Frant U.... '322

Whittemore.Everett S. 1, .545

wliitrLnston. Geort:eW...;. 720

WTiittle, George^. ' 720

Wibert. LiUiaii i-. ':'47

Wilcox. FlovdP ' eS2WHcox. MiKhellWnd. Edward S 1, ;: 2

Wiler, James H 1. .

Wiley. Philip W i,'

Wilhelm. Charles 1'

-

WUkos, Frank .

'

Wilkes. Helen AWilkes. William l,

WilkirLs. FranKlI:. I . . 1 _ ^

Wilkir.s. James ^ :-

WiLkins. James H 1 ,

Wilkinson. AlbertWilkinson H-::-WUkinso" b . : : -

Wilkins-:: b : -.

" EWill. Frebe:: : :

Willard. ClavtonE.. . El :

Willard. Eva H.-Wiliett. IdaM :

Willhoit. AuctiTs: T. . . . : .

Williams. AEors -. E . . E-WiUiams. Artiiur T. . . b -

M tlKams. Burr G bWilliams . CharlesWilMams. Charles A . . b :i .

WiUiams, Cltarles H . 1 . EWUliams , Chai'les H . .

' 2 v EWilUams, Cbar:e= .. b " b -

WtUiams. ' Ev>:: : E '

.

jWiUianis, ' bb; :. b . . . IE,'Wilhanis. : ;

Wmiams, E:-:E: A.... EWilliams, ' _ . .

.

Wilhams. Eeji -t E . . . ^ ;

WiUiams, Georce M...| d2.5.2o

Williams . Howell T . . .|

618. 00Williams. J ames ' oSS. 25WilKams , -John H 1 E S b 70

WUliams. John E - 74

Williams. Joseph Eb EWUliams. Joseph ],4?.:^ E

Abilliams, Joseph T . .

.

EElliams. Lillian L...Eblliaius. ^'iar.aret. .

.

AVilliams. Matthew. .

.

Vv'Linams, Orpheus B.Wilhams, RichardÊllliams, Robert' bbiams, Robert A...

bbams. Roland L..

.

, bbiams, Samuel R .

.

Williams, Svlrest:: : .

Williams, Thoin::^ b

.

Wilhams, WiUiamWilliamson, Isaac v .

.

Williamson'. I.izzie C .

.

Williamson, Llovd M.W]llins:ham, Alexan-

der M.....Willis. Cb-rle^-

EEib^' ^•xxr:\".'.

EEllis. Oi^ry 1

Willis, Theodore P. C ,

Wills, Thomas HWills. Thomas S ,

^' blLson, Harry ^Y''bbon, Anna'C

bson, Blanche Sb>:on, Charles Hb-jn. Charles R....

- L. b.Margaret. .

.

Eary Eehe

Robert C...Eeodore F.Elham

''EPiani il.

lElliam C .

.

bîward J .

.

b b:xer-- p".

i: dward L

.

Walter W.., Herbert...

c:. Mason A., r lorine. .

.

Louis

b^^: -xiiuei'G.^^!b^^-, EEUiamE...bEiall. Judson J..

bEcl, ,Tulius

bob'e. Elias"ood, Amos L

,490.

579.

624.

G2-3.

613.

.-S4. 93

Wood, Edward JWood, French E

!

Wood, James I

Wood. James M|

Wood, .John HWood, .John I I

Wood, Matteele E i

Wood. Warren CWooddell, Erastus II

.

Wooden . John CWoodfo''d,Eu?ene B.Woodgate, Georpe J...

Woodland, Joseph W

.

WooîrulT, Pris'_'illa C.Woodward, I-uther . . bWoolis, Stephen^^ oolnough', Charles WWoolsey . EmmaWolst'enholme . II.

GlennVi orinlev. Estelle :M.

.

E'ren , Howard P'b xm. John L":b-bEt. Anna TlEriEit. Charles M ...

.

Wright, Charles PWright, Ravid EWrisht, Henrv H^^bi:ht. Wilham H...'1' enhojT. Frederick.'":nan, Hester A

- -iant, George "W...'"'An, James -X

JErime, James H _

Eater, Charles B :

Yates, Charles RYotes, Dora Mb;/ -s, Eugenia Ab Earrv BE::es, John'Hv-es. Sadie B.._E:.-_^ Tiler. Harry JEe b: ower. Annie bl. .

Yoler. Charles C1 oEani, Jauit-3 J

iôst, Pearl A1 oimg, Charles EYoung, David AYoung, Elmer EEoimg, Herbert RYoung, James EYoang. Howell DYoiing, Magnus TYoung, Scott KE'oting, Wilhs E1 otmgs. Howard W.

.

Zeigler, Bessie LZeigler. Harry WZiegler, Charles JZimmerman.Robert HZook. Ahce MZuck. FrankZwi :ker. Hugo

$968. 6217. 77

668.001,496. 10985.5264.3.85

386.01520. 50979. 20

1,221.50n87. 32

ROSE 95850.43655. 85

1,4.58. 601,000.001.37S.41

610.37

399.01859.69830.87

1.713.575S3. 56

1.C45.44755. 75375. 71

1,597.151,201.041,252.00

610. 741,336.83

610. 77647.62

1. 654. 86693. SO367. 02735.02

1.252.00499. 58

1.400.001.249.00

7-34.44

593.611,250.50

622. 003,216.67876.30

1.497. 28944.44946. 56

1,479.781,684.241.403.121.443.361, 600. 00720.00

1.639.741,499. 101,252.00623.55

1.209.251,344.31

TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OFTHE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDEDJUNE 30, 1915.

383

TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF

DOCUMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1915.

Government Printing Office,Office of Superintendent of Documents,

Octoler 1, 1915.

Sir: In accordance with the provisions of section 61 of the general

printing act approved January 12, 1895, I have the honor to submitthe Twenty-first Annual Report of the Superintendent of Documents,being for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915.

The increase in governmental business for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1915, like that of the previous year, has demonstrated thatthe pubhc is awakening to the fact that the governmental bureaus are

not activities foreign to the scientific investigations of the country,but are accessories and great aids to its development. A glance at

the appended statements of the j^ear's business, compared withprevious ones, plainly shows the increasing demand for Governmentpublications and that the public has begun to realize it has a strongally in almost any field of work in which it is engaged.When this ofiice was established in 1895 the various departments

and bureaus misapprehended the attitude and purpose of Congressin establishing a sales office for public documents. It is gratifying to

be able to report that a change has taken place and with scarcely anexception the sefiing of Government publications is approved, andwe are now receiving the most cordial cooperation in our work.The Departments of Agriculture and Commerce are highly com-

mended for their hearty cooperation in the work and in allowing us to

use some of their periodicals as advertising mediums, which has beenthe means of letting thousands of people know what the Governmentis doing to assist them.

If the issuing offices would consider the great expense of preparingand publishing their reports they would realize that turning them outfrom the press is only a preliminary part, and that the public shouldbe made acquainted with their existence and shown how access to

them might be had.Where the departments are inclined toward a free distribution of

their publications, I am afraid they are unmindful of the disastrousconsequences which such a distribution entails. The limited appro-priation for printing makes it impossible for the departments to sup-ply publications free to everyone. Would it not, therefore, be moreequitable to place them on a sales basis to be sold by this office, whichwas designated under the law as the sales department of the Govern-ment?What is needed is more publicity, and the issuing offices are the

ones that should do the advertising and thereby keep in close touchwith the people whom they are trying to serve.

6495—15 2b 385


The Department of Commerce has been following along the lines

which we have long advocated, and I am sure they are more thansatisfied with the results they have achieved. They have practicallydiscontinued their general free distribution and have entered upon acampaign of advertising and publicity work which has resulted in

remarkable increase in the sale of their publications.

My purpose in touching upon this subject is in the hope that it

may open the way to the coordination of effort on the part of theissuing offices to increase by greater publicity the efficiency of theGovernment publications.

LIBRARIES.

Statement showing publications sent to depositories.

During fiscal year 1914-15 1, 335, 991During fiscal year 1913-14 1, 311, 206

Increase 24,785

In the past year 2,130 different publications were sent by this office

to the 482 depository libraries now on the list. It is doubtful if all

the libraries so designated are cataloguing, shelving, and makingavailable this number of publications each year, but unfortunatelyno means are provided whereby this office can know what use is really

being made of them.We receive many requests from the libraries asking relief from the

present burden of caring for so many publications by granting themthe privilege of selection instead of being compelled, as now, to receive

aU that are printed. This selection plan has the sanction of theJoint Committee on Printing, and as the debate on this feature of theprinting bill in both Houses of Congress has not developed any oppo-sition, it is my purpose to consider putting the selection plan into

operation at as early a date as possible.

The libraries that have been users of our library ^'Want system''have received thousands of books from the recent assortment of

the accumulation of old publications. This system affords a surer

method of filling up gaps in their sets and requires but little effort onthe part of this office to hold for future consideration their wantswhen the publications are not in stock at the time of their receipt.

CATALOGUES, INDEXES, ETC.

The Document Catalogue for the Sixty-second Congress and the

Document Index for the Sixty-third Congress, second session, will

be ready for printing before the close of 1915. The Document Indexfor the Sixty-third Congress, third session, is well under way and will

be ready for printing before the convening of the Sixty-fourth Con-gress in December.The following publications have been compiled and issued during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915:

Thirteenth Preliminary Schedule of Volumes, Reports and Documents of Sixty-third Congress, Second Session.

Monthly Catalogue, July, 1914-June, 1915, and Index.Bulletin 16. Govarnment Book Store, a pamphlet for distribution at the Panama

Pacific International Exposition.Bulletin 17. Outline of Revi.^ed Classification for Publications of Interstate Com-

merce Commission as adopted by the Public Documents Library, December, 1914.

SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 387

Bulletin IS. Third edition of Author Headings for United States Public Docuraentaas need in Official Oatalo-jues of Superintendent of Documents.

Forty-four Price Lists of United States Government Publications, on various efab-

jects, lor sale by Superintendent of Documents (totaling 2S2.000 copies, of which274,915 have been distributed).

REFERENCE SECTION.

I wish to call attention to the growing use of the "Reference Sec-

tion" in this office, which is rapidly becoming a clearing house for

information conceiTiing pubhc documents, receiving and answeringeach day many inquiries from Senators, Representatives, the Execu-tive Departments, corporations, and private individuals, thus ren-

dering great aid to the stock and sales departments in identifying

pubhcations called for and in executing orders.

THE COrPON SYSTEM.

The coupon system, greatly to the regret of this office, was sus-

pended during the year upon the question of its legality, but, after a

most earnest and persistent effort by this office, you decided thatthe system should be reinstated, which has proven to be of greatbenefit and CL->nve:iience to the office and to all purchasers of Govern-ment publicati ji.s. The system was reestablished February 6. 1915,and up to Jime 30 this office issued 37,115 coupons.

DISTEIBUTION OF DEPAETMENTAL PUBLICATIONS.

Few people reahze the extent to which the United States Government distributes its pubhcations free, although a large number havebeen placed on a sales basis. During the past year 34:,714.1S6 copiesof Government pubhcations have been mailed by this office on mail-mg hsts and misceUaneous orders of the departments.We now have 1,06S stenciled mailing lists containmg 765,920 names

and the maintaining of these mailing lists entails considerable work,as will be seen by a glance at the records which show that during thelast year 222,995 names were added and 229. 7S2 dropped. The num-ber of impressions made during the year was about 23.000.000. Thegreatest care has to be exercised m handluig these hsts to preventerroneous distribution.

We have been greatly assisted in increasing the efficiency of this

branch of our work by the willingness of the departments to cooperatewith us. The delay that might result from the transmission of ordersfrom the departments to this office for filling has been greatly reducedby the installation of the tube system connectmg our mailing roomwith the post office, which allows for the dispatch of mails at all

hours durmg the day.

ACCUMULATION OF PL'BLICATIONS.

During the y r considerable progress has been made m dis-

posing of the . . ilation of returned publications. In my last

report there were estimated about 500.000 unassorted on hand, andduring the past fiscal year over 500,000 more have been received.

Of this lot, thousands of copies have been taken for stock and thebalance of 1.506.274. which represented excess stock and obsolete


publications, were listed for selection by Members of Congress. Onlyabout 20 per cent of the Members availed themselves of the nrivilege

of selection. The handling of this great number of old documentspreparatory for distribution has been done without an increase of

the force of the office.

The greatest care is exercised in the assortment of these old publi-cations and none are listed for condemnation if they are of any value,or when the number in stock is insufficient for what is considered apossible future demand. It is this careful examination which is madem the assorting of these old publications that makes it slow andtedious work, but as the law requires the libraries and departmentsto turn over to this office publications which are no longer needed,I feel there is an implied duty on our part to preserve for the futuresufficient copies of those that have not become obsolete.

The warehouse and basement of the annex have been cleared of

several hundred thousands of these old books, making available con-siderable space, and within the next six months the congested condi-tion resulting from this tremendous accumulation will be greatlyrelieved.

STORAGE ROOM.

Our storage space available both for the stock of this office and thatof the departments is limited, requiring a constant review of stock onhand for the purpose of separating those publications for which there

is no demand or that have become obsolete.

We are continually bringing to the attention of the departmentscertain of their publications which we believe should be eliminatedfrom stock, and although some of the departments seem willing to

accept our suggestions, there are others that are reluctant to dis-

pose of any of their publications by having them condemned andsold as waste paper.

In my efforts to prevent our stock room from becoming congestedit is not my purpose to force the departments to make a distribution

of any of their publications, but I desire to have them see that it is

not in the interest of economy or good administration that old pub-lications for which the demand has ceased should be indefinitely

stored and occupy space that could be utilized to better advantagein handling the active and current work.

Section 67 of the printing act of 1895 provides the necessary author-

ity for the departments to turn over to this office their excess publi-

cations, but since the question of storage is no longer of any concernto the departm^ents, suggestions relative to such action must neces-

sarily emanate from this office.

CONDITION OF THE OFFICE.

I desire to gratefully bear testimony to the fact that whatever hasbeen accomplished in the management and handling of the increasing

large business of the ofhce since I took charge thereof on December1, 1913, is due in no slight degree to the uniform kindness and helpful

supervision of the Public Printer.

By your confidence, I have practically been allowed the general

management of the office and by your approval and suggestions havebeen able to reorganize the office and institute, many new methodsof business which brought out the greater efficiency and more har-

SUPERIXTEXDEXT OF DOCUMEXTS. 389

monious cooperation of tho force, resulting in the marked increase of

business, as per the following statement:

1914 1915 Increase.Percent-

age.

Letters 229, 356^140, 735. 57

256, 409S155, 092.30

1 5, 746, 069

27,053S14, 3.56. 73

12

Cash receipts 11

58Publications received 3,635,818 2,110,251Publications distributed .' 2, 274, 188 5, 530, 889 2, 2.56, 701 69

The estimate for 1917 appropriation is less than for previous years.

The office is to-day in close touch with the departments andbureaus with a better understanding than in the past.

With my personal supervision of all complaints and special inquiries

and keeping in close touch with the different sections, much of thefriction heretofore existing between the general public and otherpatrons has been removed, and now with Members of Congress andpractically all parties concerned and interested in the business of theoffice, the most pleasant relations exist.

I am pleased to report that the office is now in a good and efficient

working condition, due to the earnest and faithful cooperation of

the chiefs and employees, all of whom have uniformly taken deepand active interest in the building up of the office to the highest pos-sible standard, that it may meet the rec[uirements for which it wasestabhshed.They are all worthy of praise and are entitled to and have my most

hearty thanks, and I assure them of my profoundest appreciation oftheir fidelity and promptness in all that appertains to their severalpositions and duties.

Respectfully submitted.JosiAH H. Beixker,

Superintendent of Documents.Hon. CORXELIUS FoPvD,

Public Printer.

Comparativ e statement for four years of mail receipts.

Letters. Amount.

1911-12:

Letters containing remittances.Letters of inquiry

Total.

1912-13:

Letters containing remittances

.

Letters of inquiry

84, 19267, 749

151,941

: 103,25670,836

Total 174,092

1913-14:


141,93287,424

S115, 630. 43

116. 786. 42

140, 735. 57

Total.

1914-15:


155, 428100, 981

155, 092. 30

Total, 256,409


Cash statement for fiscal year ended June SO, 1915.

Cash on hand July 1, 1914, in suspense account $4, 588. 41Cash on hand July 1, 1914, in deposit account s' 702 15Cash received July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915:

July, 1914../. $10,415.82August, 1914 8^ 493. 52September, 1914 8, 639. 70October, 1914 12,397.47November, 1914 10^953.91December, 1914 I7' 292. 21January, 1915 I5' 596^ 53February, 1915 15,998.83March, 1915 16, 202. 62April, 1915 13,443.92May, 1915 12,261.32June, 1915 13,396.45

01.^ ,155, 092. 30

bales ot documents to departments, paid by transfer of funds 2, 062. 45

$170, 445. 31

Cash remitted to Public Printer for sales of documents from July 1, 1914,to June 30, 1915:

July, 1914 112, 741. 94August, 1914 6, 901. 72September, 1914 8, 028. 38October, 1914 11, 637. 26November, 1914. 9, 455. 15December, 1914 16, 481. 27January-, 1915 13, 3i3. 10February, 1915 14, 595. 26March, i915 14, 777. 97April, 1915 12,534.36May, 1915 10,979.82June, 1915 11,923.62

143,379.85Deposited in Treasury by transfer of funds 2, 002. 45

$145, 442. 30Cash returned to remitters, July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915:

July, 1914 $1,081.90August, 1914 1,467.09September, 1914 1, 431. 44October, 1914 1, 473. 78November, 1914 969.50December, 1914 1,309.28January, 1915 1, 892. 54February, 1915 1,168.11March, 1915 1, 189. 78April, 1915 892.72May, 1915 760. 32

June, 1915 906.3014, 542. 76

Cash on hand June 30, 1915, in suspense account 2, 359. 06Cash on hand June 30, 1915, in deposit account 8^ 101. 19

$170, 445. 31

SUPERIXTEXDEXT OF DOCUMENTS. 391

Comparative statement for 10 years shoiving total receipts, sales, and returns.

Year.Total re-

ceipts.

Total cashsales.

Total sales

by transferof funds.

Total re-

turns andpostage.

1903 $17, .597. 5033, 970. 2755,03'i.OO

$15,871.3031, 517. 8348.9 8. 3 J

t;8,M1..54

70, 715. 03

103, 070. 31

107, 888. 82103,153.43127,487. 3414.3,379. 85

$624. 48655. 05

1,151.752, 107. 632,517. 50

2, 778. 47

1,C92. 392, 9..0. 952, 455. 322, 0G2. 45

$1,729.502, 252. 61

3, 5.50. 16

6, 540. 15

6, 759. 435.0S9. 185. C06. 107,273. 819,607.98

14, 542. 76

190719081909 77, 973. 87

87, 398. 75

109, 776. 97115,630. 43116, 780. 42140. 735. 571.55, 092. 30

191019111912

19141915

Puhlications received, distributed, and soldfrom July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915.

Publications on hand July 1. 1914 2, 271, 960Received from—

Government Printing Office

—

Designated depositories 1, 335, 513Geological depositories 25, 339Patent Office designations 191, 724Reprint account. T. 2. 694^ 182Remainder account 25, 561Catalogues, etc 405. 716Foreign legations (unbound) 203. 340Gift account ^

737, 792

^liscellaneous sources— '

'

'

Agriculture Department 39, 592CiAul SerA'ice Commission 575Commerce Department 38. 777Exchange account 6. 262Interior Department 4, 004Interstate Commerce Commission 23, 650Isthmian Canal Commission 8

Justice Department 49Labor Department 79SLil)rary of Congress 1, 705Miscellaneous libraries 2, 328Ziliscellaneous souir-es 879National Museum 50Navy Department 142Panama Canal 71Senate and House folding rooms 34State Department i 162Treasury Department 6. 595War Department 1, 221— 126, 902—

5, 746, 069

Balanced 8,018,029

Distributed

:

Cash sales 906, 946Cash subscriptions 2, 345, 973

3, 252, 919Designated depositories 1, 335, 991Geological depositories 25, 339Patent Office designations 191, 724

1, 553, 054Miscellaneous libraries 27, 983Officials and departments 73, 346For?ign legations (unbound) 203, 340Catalogues, etc 405,716Exchange account 8, 723Condemned 5, 256

724. 364


Congressional designations:

United States Official Register 442Messages and Papers of Presidents 110——^— 552

5, 530, 889Publications on hand July 1, 1915 2, 487, 140

Balanced 8,018,029

RECAPITULATION.

Publications on hand July 1, 1914 2, 271, 960Publications received July 1, 1914, to June 30. 1915 5, 746, 069Publications distributed July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1915 5, 530, 889Publications on hand July 1, 1915 2, 487, 140

Balanced 8,018,029 8,018,029

Increase of stock during fiscal year 215, 180

Comparative statement showing the number of Government publications received, distrib-

uted, and sold during the fiscal years 1911 to 1915, inclusive.

1911 1912 1913 1914 1915

Receh-ed from—Agriculture DepartmentAmerican Republics Bui-eau

221,6212

152, 63532611

67,006197,555130, 193

5325,8342,5962,057

75

7, 891

3,5709,941

4,117,9221,827

115,9464,3286,505

27,0116915

2,221

190, 101 19, 770 39, 592

Civil Service Commission 672 575Commerce and Labor Department 5,545

15, 0801,405

64

8, 713

14,869962388

7, 66073,21011,979

3, 143, 676617

122, 801

5,4878, 138

130, 78435

2,5153,816Interior Department

Interstate Commerce Commission4,412

107, 777208

1,564896147

4,00423,650

49

1,705142

Justice DepartmentLibrarv of CongressNavy DepartmentPost Office Department

21

2,553227

6,12349

2321,281376

4,050,07621116

4,8935,1602,994

161

Smithsonian InstitutionState DepartmentTreasurv DepartmentWar DepartmentGovernment I'rinting Office

Senate and House Folding RoomsMiscellaneous libraries

Miscellaneous sourcesExchange accountWrapping account

513

7, 883366

3,414,4016,613

53,5256,0296,616

1626, 5951,221

5,619,16734

2,328879

6,262

Isthmian Canal Commission 11566

8

269ou75

67Labor Department 1,010 798Supreme Court of United StatesCensus Bureau 91

3,113247

Commerce Department 38,777Court of ClaimsPan American UnionNational Museum 50

71Panama Canal

Total 3,773,036 4,856,066 4,395,081 3,635,818 5,746,069

Distributed:Cash sales 294,196

17,161406,176

1,453,28023,356

205, 651

56, 80786,17166,827

424, 490315320

2

475, 673 511,519 676, 181 906,946Bills to follow sales

Cash subscriptionsDesignated d epository libraries

Geological depository libraries

Patent Office designationsMiscellaneous libraries

Officials and departmentsForeign legations (unbound)Catalogues, etcUnited States Official RegisterMessages and Papers of PresidentsFlags of Maritime Nations

563,5412,311,989

41,098182,31831,79119,353

128, 697174,611

843210

5

796,4371,756,118

19,977172, 291

30,11729,58777,611

621,891398526

702, 0261,311,206

23,976167, 60320, 42514,18798, 540

241, 78653330

2,345,9731,335,991

25,339191,72427,98373,346

203, 340405, 716

442110

Congressional designations (miscellaneous) 1,19812,9563,541

Exchange accoimtCondemned account

5,451472,712130, 784

6,657741,05627,011

5,819171,0612,994

8, 7235,256

Total 3, 644, 600 4,604,853 4,195,878 3,274,188 5,530,889

RECAPITULATION.

3,773,036 4,856,0664,604,853

4,395,0814,195,878

3, 635,8183.274,188

5,746,0695,530,889Distributed 3,644,600

SUPEEIXTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 393

Statement showing the number of departmental 'publications received and distributed during

the fiscal year 1915, as provided in chapter 350, section 8, of the act of Aug. 23, 1912.

Departments, etc.

AgricultureCensusCivil Service CommissionCommerceEducationEngineer DepartmentEttmoiogy and American Historical Asso-

ciation."

Federal Reserve BoardGeological SurveyInsular AffairsInteriorInternational Joint CommissionInterstate Commerce CommissionJustice and JudiciaryLaborLibrary of Congress

Mines BureauNational MuseumNavyPost tlice

Public Health ServiceSmithsonian InstitutionStandards BureauStateTreasurvWar...:

( n handJuly 1,1914

7,423,456581,231

2,639321 , 86781,9823,885

33,211

429,

8C,

81,493463

139,85736,032

590, 298103, 826

19,307188

272, 47318,895122,37821,869

498, 40222, 675

Total- 10,904,584

Received.

28,008, 727358,53111,514

2, 249, 750

353,5766,298

7,97026, 250

579, 2698,58079,4463,805

820,615126,018466,42148,150

1,020,60045,074

2,054,75138,203

182, 865

560,9475,935

37,120,915

Total. Mailed.

35,432,183939, 76214,1.53

2,571,617435, .5.58

10,183

41,18126, 2.50

1,009,14226, 257

160,0533,805

902,108126,481606, 27884,182

1,610,898148,90076,927

1882,327,224

57,098305, 243

21 , 8691,059,349

28,610

26,386,661436,2089,836

2,242,674347,975

1,791

11,10324,720

456,9438,427

69,1513,805

766, 293126,374411,44037,669

827, 52743,36644, 662

10

1,651,24424,535120,08621,869

633, .550

6, 267

On hand.

48,025,499 ! 34,714,186|

13,311,313

Public documents library: Additions and totals for the fiscal year 1915.

Government authors and publishing offices.

Agriculture DepartmentCivU Service CommissionCommerce DepartmentCongress, documents prior to Fifteenth Congi-ess (1817), volumes.Congress, miscellaneous publicationsCongress, official records of proceedingsCongressional documents (Congressional set), 1817-1915District of Columbia. Board of CommissionersFederal Reserve BoardFish CommissionFreedman's Savings & Trust CoGeneral Supply CommitteeGeographic libardGovernment Printing t_ ffice

Interior DepartmentInterstate Commerce CommissionJudiciary (United States courts)Justice DepartmentLabor Department (old) ,

Labor Department (new executive department)Library of Congress ,

National Academy of SciencesNational Home for Disabled Volunteer SoldiersNa^-y Department ,

Pan "American nionPost Office DepartmentPresident of United StatesReserve Banks Organization CommitteeSmithsonian InstitutionState DepartmentTreasury DepartmentWar Department

In librarv June30, 1915.

Docu-ments.

155

2, 568120173

18,379402

7,2303,074

29

4,3325,43420,55434,979

Total.

Maps.

10,475

3,074

2,5792

160

771614

174,835i

18,698

Grand total

.

193, 533

Increase from July1, 1914.

mS. !

Maps.

1,095351983

1

83139883937

735733338436

66236

6

890548

41329515

135178

1,2216,265

15,571

16, 790


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915.

Num-Title. ber of Price. Total.

copies.

Agriculture.

Secretary.

A-nnual reports (cloth):

1832 1 $0. 70 $0. 70

183 J 7 .60 4. 201834 1 .60 .60

1835 1 .60 .601837 3 .60 1.801838 1 .60 .60

1839 2 .70 1.401870 5 .65 3.251871 2 .55 1.101872 1 .55 .55

1873 3 .40 1.201874 1 .40 .40187-5 2 .60 1.201873 2 .40 .80

1877 2 .70 1.401878 1 .70 .701879 2 .90 1.801880 3 1.20 3.6018S1 and 1882 2 1.30 2. 601885 2 .60 1.20188 i 2 1.00 2.001885 2 .80 1.601883 2 1.00 2. 001887 3 1.20 3.601888 1 1.00 1.001889 5 .80 4.001890 11 1.00 11.001891 4 1.00 4.001892 1 1.00 1.00189J 2 .80 1.601894 1 .25 .251895 2 .25 .501897 1 .25 .251898 1 .25 .25

1899 1 .30 .301902 1 .40 .401905 1 .40 .401903 .65 .65

1909 3 .70 '2. 10

1910 4 .75 3.001911 5 .75 3.751912 3 1.00 3.001913 11 .40 4.401914 35 .40 14.00

Annual reports (sepa-rates, Secretary's re-port), paper:19B 1 .05 .05

1914 6 .05 .30

Annual reoorts (sepa-

rates, miscellaneous),paper: Grass and forage

experiment station at

Garden City, Kans.(from Ret)ort 1891) .05 .05

General publications (pa-

per):Message from Presi-

dent of UnitedStates transmittingreport of Secretaryof A<!;riculture inrelation to forests,

rivers, and moun-tains of SouthernAunalachian region,

1902 (cloth) 3 .85 2.55

Report of the Secre-tary of Agricultureon Southern Anna-lachian and WhiteMountain watersheds, Dec. 11, 1907(60th Cong., 1st

sess., S. doc. 91) .202 .10

Title.

Agriculture—Contd.

(Secretorz/—Continued.

General publications (pa-per)—Continued.

Special report on beet-

sugar industry inUnited States (in

1897) (cloth)Progress of beet-sugarindustry in UnitedStates in 1898

Progress of beet-sugarindustry in UnitedStates in 1899, withsupplementary re-

port on cane-sugarindustry of Hawai-ian Islands, 1900....

Progress of beet-sugarindustry in UnitedStates in 1905

Marketing butter andcream in the South.

Making farm butterin the South

The feeding and careof dairy calves

Do you keep a cow?..Feeding farm cows inthe South

Conveniencies forhandling the farmcow and her prod-ucts

Cowpeas in the cot-

ton beltShall southern farm-

ers build cream-eries

Advantages of dairy-ing in the South

—

Protest against pro-posed legislation re-

stricting experi-

ments of Depart-ment of Agricul-

ture, May 25, 1S97..

Food and drugs act,

June 30. 1906Hairy vetf^h for the

cotton belt

Horse and mule rais-

ing in the South....Organization and con-

duct of a marketservice in the De-partment of Agri-culture

The production andcare of milk andcream

Winter oats in thecotton belt

Statistics of oleomar-garine, oleo oil, andfiUed cheese, 1900

and 1%1Permanent pastures

for the cotton belt.

.

Pig raisingCooperative labora-

tory at Reno, Nev.,for examination of

potash-bearing ma-terials

Suggestions on poul-try raising for thesouthern farmer

—

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0. 95

.10

Total.

SUPERINTEXDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 395

Iteraized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

S4 10. 05 $4. 20

34 . 25 8. 5042 10 4. 2022 !oo 1. 10

1 000 \ )32. 00

' 790 10 79.0096 05 4. 8017 05 '. 8534 Ot 1. 70112 It- 10 16. SO56 .05 2. SO39 20 7 8082 15 12. 30

257 .05 12. 8524 !05 1. 2028 .05 1. 4031 . 05 1. 5527

"

10 2. 70

23 05 1. 15

68 15 10. 20

80 . 05 4. 0039 .05 1. 95124 05 6. 2040 05 2. 4523 . 05 1. 15

05 1. 252? 1. 45'8

. 05 1. 4041 . lo 6. 15

33 • "-^ 1. 6040 05 2. 0021 '. 05 1. 0552 !05 2. 6087 !05 4. 3529 . 05 1.4595 9. 5018 05 ^9046 .Qo 2^30

222 . 05 11. 10138 '. 05 6. 90IDS . 05 5. 4099 . 05 4. 95170 . 25 42. 5035 . 05 1. 75134 . 05 6. 70223 . 05 11. 15714 . 10 71. 4041 . 05 2. 0554 . 10 5. 40I . 05 . 05

59 . 15 8. 8555 . 10 5. 50

200 en 3. 00391 . 05 19. 5534 . 05 1. 70228 . 05 11. 40425 . 10 42. 5051 . 15 7. 6567 . 10 6. 70151 . 0585 . 05 4. 25IS . 05 . 9048 .05 2.4043 .05 2. 1542 .15 6.30

106 .20 21.2049 .05 2.4584 .05 4.20

10,000 0) 425.00466 .10 46.6054 .10 5. 4073 .10 7.3035 .05 1.75

Title.

Num- II

ber of Price,jTotal.

copies.;

I

AGRicrLTURE—Contd. I

Secretary—Contmued..j

General pul lications (pa- i

per)—CuiiTinucd.Rivo? a loT'a^e crop

in ih? cDtt.in belt.

.

Winter rve in thecotton I'elt

Sorchum for forage inthe CO ttju belt

i

Soy V)eans in the cot- i

ton belt

2S-hour law, June 20,

190SWinter wheat in thecotton belt

Program of work of

Department of Asvi-

culture, iiical vear1915

Department bulletins

fpapers:No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

No. 4'

No. 5'

No. 6

No. 7 :

No. S i

No. 9 i

No. 10'

No. 11

No. 12

No. 13

No. 14

No. 15 ,

No. 16 ,

No. 17 ,

No. 17

No. 18No. 19 ,

No. 20 ,

No. 21 ,

No. 22

No. 23

No. 24

No. 25Index ani tables of

contents, Nos. 1-25

No. 2oNo. 27

No. 2S

No. 2]

No. 30No. 31

No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 3SNo. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48 1

No. 491

No. 501

No. 51 i

No. 52

110S3

205462063

12721

19

17

18

10959

95S3

27100S6

3011

342299599017

100

3

43196134

5315

35

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2 .05 .10

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Secretary—Continued..

Department bulletins(paper)—Continued.

No! m!!!!'"'!!!!!'!".No. 5:^

No. 5'i

11.00S.30

20,504. 60

1.003.156. 35

1.051.90

4. 75

4.15;:

2.70 li

S.OO l!

8.60 ii

1.50 !'

1.10 ,

34.2029. 905.90 :

9.00 ^

1.70I:

10. 00

.1521.554. SO6.702.651. 503.504.102. 70

1.902. 40.95

4.30.75

6.102.60 i

22. SO1

2.40 ^

4.001.20.65 !

2.20 ;

7.701.25

12.65 ;

7.90119.20

2. 70

No. 57No. 58No. 59

No. 60No. 61

No. 62

No. 63

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No. &5No. 66

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No. 97,

No. 98No. 99No. 100Index to Nos. 76-100No. 101No. 102No. 103No. 103No. 104No. 105No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110No. IllNo. 112No. 113No. 114

No. 115No. 116No. 117No. lisNo. 118No. 119No. 120No. 121

1 Special.

396 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIISTTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

57 $0. 05 $2. 8574 .10 7. 4022 .15 3.30

206 .10 20. 6060 .10 6. 0075 .10 7. 50

114 .05 5.70388 .05 19. 40614 .05 30.7050 .10 5. 0047 .05 2. 3542 .15 6. 3064 .05 3.20

410 .25 102. 50119 .05 5. 95157 .05 7. 8544 .10 4.4056 .25 14.0020 .15 3.0027 .15 4.05143 .05 7.15257 .10 25. 70167 .10 16. 7026 .05 1.3053 .05 2. 6547 .05 2. 35133 .05 6. 6597 .15 14.5521 .05 1.0565 .10 6. 5079 .10 7. 9017 .10 1.70

1,000 35. 00227 .10 22. 7091 .05 4.5533 .05 1.65167 .05 8.3519 .15 2.8538 .05 1.9022 .05 1.1021 .05 1.0545 .05 2.2540 .05 2.0051 .05 2.5549 .05 2.45

360 .05 18.0046 .05 2.3046 .05 2.30

295 .05 14.7562 .05 3.1020 .15 3.00

711 .05 35.55262 .30 78.6064 .20 12. 80

163 .05 8.15564 .05 28.2027 .20 5.4048 .10 4.8031 .30 9.30153 .05 7.6518 .15 2.707 .05 .35

636 .10 63.60138 .05 6.90359 .05 17.9526 .05 1.3032 .10 3.20155 .10 15.50200 0) 7.00987 .05 49.3515 .05 .7530 .15 4.5038 .25 1 9.50

Title.


Secretory—Continued.

Department bulletins(paper)—Continued.No. 122

No. 124

No. 125No. 126No. 127No. 128No. 129No. 130No. 131

No. 132No. 133No. 134No. 135No. 136No. 137No. 138

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No. 139No. 140

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No. 142No. 143No. 144.No. 145.No. 146.

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No. 153.

No. 154.No. 155.No. 155.No. 156.No. 157.

No. 158.

No. 159.

No. 160.

No. 161.

No. 162.

No. 163.

No. 164.

No. 165.

No. 166.

No. 167.

No. 169.

No. 170.

No. 171.

No. 172.

No. 173.

No. 174.

No. 175.

No. 176.

No. 177.

No. 178.

No. 179.

No. 180.

No. 181.

No. 182.

No. 183.

No. 184.

No. 185.

No. 186.

No. 187.,

No. 188.,

No. 189.,

No. 190..

No. 191.,

No. 191.,

No. 192..

No. 193..

No. 194..

Title.



Department bulletins(paper)—Continued.

No. 195No. 193No. 197No. 198Na. 199No. 200No. 201No. 202No. 203No. 204No. 205No. 206No. 208No. 210No. 211No. 212No. 213 ,

No. 214No. 215No. 216No. 217No. 218No. 220 ,

No. 222No. 225No. 226No. 228No. 233No. 236No. 237No. 241

Circulars (paper):

No. 3

No. 5

No. 8

No. 9No. 10

No. 11

No. 13

No. 15

No. 16

No. 18

No. 19No. 21


No. 42No. 43

No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 49

Special reports (paper):

No. 4No. 18

No. 28 (cloth)

No. 46

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

29 $0. 15 $4.35291 . 10 29. 10246 .05 12.3023 .40 9. 2037 . 05 1. 85101 . 05 5.0529 . 15 4.3565 .05 3. 2520 . 05 1.007 .30 2. 10

47 .05 2.3522 .15 3.3010 .05 .5013 .05 .65

8 .15 1.204 .05 .20

110 .05 5. 5011 .10 1.1092 .05 4.60

213 .05 10.6525 .05 1.2516 .10 1.604 . 15 .60

13 .05 .6560 .05 3.0011 .05 .55

52 .05 2.603 .05 .15

43 . 10 4.30.

142 .05 7. 10

1 .05 .05

17 .05 .85

1 .05 .05

8 .05 .403 .05 . 15

2 .05 . 1011 .05 .55

1 .05 .05

5 .05 .25

14 .05 .701 .05 .05

64 .05 3.20376 .05 18.8013 .05 .6519 .05 .955 .05 .25

39 .05 1.952 .05 .10

30 .05 1. 505 .05 .25

12 .05 6012 !05 ;6o5 .05 .25

13 .05 .65

5 .05 .2521 .05 1.053 .05 .1512 .05 .604 .05 .20

11 .05 .554 .05 .20

33 .05 1.654 .05 .2015 .05 .75

150 0) 1.504 .05 .20

1 .05 .052 .05 .101 .40 .401 .05 .05

» Special.

SUPERIXTEXDEXT OF DOCUMEXTS. 397

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Agrictjltuee—Contd

.

Secretary—Continued.

Miscellaneous special re-

ports (paper):No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4Xo. 5

Xo. 6

Xo. 10

Department reports (pa-per !

:

Xo.l4Xo. 24Xo. 2SXo. 30Xo. 4.5

Xo. 46 (cloth)

Xo.47Xo. 4^

Xj. 4 "'

Xo.4;' ,:::C3,n'iinavnn

Xo. 49 (Spanish)Xo. -52 (English^Xo. 5SXo. 60Xo. 62

Xo. 63Xc. 64 (7 sets) (.cloth'.

Xo. 65 ;

Xo. 66Xo. 67Xo. 6SXo. 6?

X 7"

Xo. 72...

Xo. 75

X'o. 76

Xo. 77

Xo. 7SXo. SOXo. SIXo. S2x;o. S4ISo. S6Xo. 88Xo. S9Xo. 90Xo. 91Xo. 92Xo. 93Xo. 94Xo. 95Xo. 96Xo. 97

Xô. 9-^

Xo. 99Xo. 100 (47 sets)

Xo. 101Xo. 102Xo. 103Xo. lOLXo. 105Xo. 106

Department reports(sepa-rates), (paper):

Single-.eerm beet ballsand other sugges-tions for improvingsugar-beet culture.

Principal insect ene-mies of the suga:beet t ...

Xum-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

3 SO. 05 $0. 151 2 .15 .301

8 .05 .40i 4 .05 .20

05 .351 .05 .059

1

.05 .45

5 .15 . 7511 .05 !551 .05 .05

15 .05 .751 .05 .05

1 1 .60 .601 13 .05 .65

43 .10 4. 301 .05 .052 .05 .102 .05 .103 .05 .1514 .05 .7015 .05 .7515 .05 .7516 .10 1.6013 .05 .6514 1.95 6.6512 . 05 .60 i

1 .05 .as15 .05 . 7514 .05 .704 .10 .40

23 .05 1.1519 . .05 .952 .15 .309 .10 .901 .05 .05

27 . 10 2.70i 1 . 05 .05 i

•7. 10 .20

1 . 10 .103 . 15 .452 . 15 .302 . 10 .209 1.00 9.00

37 .153 .10 ^^30

1

1 .10 .10 1

.10 .701 .10 .10

'

21 .35 7.35 1

10 .30 3.00.10 7.70

12 .50 6.00361 .25 90.25

9 .15 1.3594 12.00 94.00

i 53 .20 10. 60 '

6 .05 .301

139 . 15 20.85

1

124 .15 IS. 60 <

!104 .15 15. 60 !

j

100 .10 10.00

1

^ .a5 .10

' 1 .05 .05 !

Title.

AGRicuLTtmE—Contd.


Farmers' Bulletins (pa-per):Xo. 2

Xo. 3

Xo. 4No. 5

Xo. 6

Xo. 7

Xo. S

Xo. 9

Xo. 10

Xo. 11

No. 12

No. 13

X'o. 14

Xo. 15

Xo. 17

Xo. IS

X"o. 19

Xo. 20Xo. 21

Xo. 22Xo. 23

Xo. 24Xo. 25

Xo. 2o

Xo. 27Xo. 2S

Xo. 29Xo. 30Xo.31Xo. 32Xo. 33Xo. .34

Xo. 35Xo. 36Xo. 37Xo. 3SXo. 39X-Q. 40Xo. 41

Xo. 42Xo.43X""o. 44X"o. 45No. 46No. 47No. 4SX'o. 49No. 50X'o. 51

No. .52

No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 00X0..57X'o. 5SX'o. 59 ,

X'o. 60Xo. 61No. 62No. 63 ,

Xô. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69Xô. 70Xo. 71

Xo. 72Xo. 73

Xo. 74

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

18 $0. 05 $0 902 AT

. uo 10. lU

2 Ar. uo . iU

2 Ar. UO in

. lU

2 . UO 10AT

. uo l-D

a:. UO 15

11 . 05 a:. uo

2 . 0-5 . lU

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2 Ar. UO 10

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11 . 05

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. uo . UOoi . 05 1. 00Q

. 05 . 4.3

2 . 05 1 n

23 . 05 1. 15

1 . 05 . 0514 . 05 . /U

. 05 1 oni. oU593 . 05 29. 65342 . 05 17. 1063 . 05 3. 152 . 0.5

in. lU

2 . 05 . 105 . 05 . 252 . 05 . 104 . 05 . 207 - .05 . 355 . 05 . 25

275 . 05 13. 752 . 05 . 102 . 05 . 10

28 . 05 1. 4029 . 05 1. 15

114 . 05 5. 70.05 . 05

o47 . 05 27. 3580 . 05 4. (X)

2 Ar. UO 10

155 .05 7. 75149 .05 7.4554 .05 2.702 .05 .103 .05 .157 .05 .352 .05 .10

245 .05 12.25162 .05 8. 1017 .05 .85

286 .05 14.3055 .05 2. 758 .05 .402 .05 .103 .05 .15

91 .05 4.552 .05 .102 .05 .104 .05 .20

SO .05 4.00.05 .35

1 Per set.


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued,

Title.



Farmers' Bulletins (pa-

per)—Continued.No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 80No. 81No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 85No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 91No. 92No. 93No. 94No. 95No. 98No. 97No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103 ,

No. 104No. 105No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110No. IllNo. 112No. 113No. 114No. 115No. 116No. 117No. 118No. 119No. 120No. 121No. 122No. 123No. 124No. 125No. 126No. 127No. 128No. 129No. 131No. 132No. 133No. 134No. 135No. 137No. 138No. 139No. 140No. 141No. 142No. 143No. 144No. 145No. 146No. 147No. 148No. 149

Num-ber of Price.copies.

5 $0. 058 .05

267 .05

87 .0542 .051 .05

102 .0525 .0548 .0513 .05

375 .052 .05

28 .05

65 .051 .052 .05

183 .0565 .05

369 .05

3 .055 .05

13 .0562 .051 .05

52 .0553 .0571 .05

3 .0571 .05102 .0595 .05170 .05

5 .054 .05

3 .0514 .05

3 .05

.05272 .0545 .054 .059 .051 .05

63 .05

91 .05

19 .05394 .05

147 .05

1 .05

5 .055 .05

27 .05171 .05619 .05

4 .05

108 .051 .05

99 .0550 .0523 .05110 .05163 .0544 .05

64 .054 .05

1,012 .053 .0578 .05

12 .052 .05

32 .052 .05

154 .05

Total.

OS .25

.4013. 354. 352. 10.05

5. 101.252. 40.65

18.75.10

1.403.25.05.10

9. 153. 25

18. 45.15.25.65

3. 10.05

2. 602. 653. 55.15

3.555. 104. 758. 50.25

.20

.15

.70

.15

.4513.602.25.20.45.05

3.154.55.95

19. 707.35.05.25.25

1.358. 55

30.95.20

5.40.05

4.952.501.155.508.152.203.20.20

50.60.15

3.90.60.10

1.60.10

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per)—Continued.INO. 150No. 151


No. 162No. 163No. 164

No. 165No. 166No. 167No. 168No. 169No. 170No. 171

No. 172No. 173No. 174No. 175No. 176No. 177No. 178 ,

No. 179No. 180No. 181

No. 182No. 183No. 184 ,

No. 185No. 185No. 186No. 187No. 188No. 189No. 190No. 191No. 192No. 193No. 194No. 195No. 196No. 197 ,

No. 198No. 199No. 200

. No. 201No. 202No. 203No. 204No. 205 ,

No. 206No. 207No. 208No. 209 ,

No. 210No. 211No. 212No. 213No. 214

No. 215No. 216No. 217No. 218No. 219No. 220No. 221

13

3

43

1

488625116315247

24

110169571

1945312

100205

95648241

204581318939

299382453

4

400731568

684102918

21814918

1465017

3195

2873143

976250418103

95

155714

15200

5

15

1

4

18720

35419

1 Special.

SUPEKINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 399

Itemized statement oj sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued

.

Title.


(Secretary—Continued.

Farmers' Bulletins (paper)—Continued.No. 222No. 223No. 224No. 225No. 226No. 227No. 228No. 229No. 230No. 231No. 232No. 233No. 234No. 235No. 236

,

No. 237No. 238

,

No. 239,

No. 239No. 240No. 241

,

No. 242,

No. 243,

No. 244,

No. 245,

No. 246,

No. 247No. 248

,

No. 249,

No. 249. . ,

No. 250No. 251

,

No. 252No. 253

,

No. 254No. 255

,

No. 256No. 257No. 258No. 259No. 2:.o

No. 261No. 252No. 263No. 234No. 265No. 286No. 287No. 288No. 269

,

No. 270,

No 271,

No. 272,

No. 273No. 274

,

No. 275Index, 251-275No. 276No. 277No. 278No. 279No. 280 ,

No. 281No. 282No. 283No. 284No. 285No. 286No. 287No. 288No. 289No. 290No. 291No. 292

Num-ber of Price. Total.copies.

51 10.05 $2.553 .05 .15

68 .05 3.4079 .05 3.9522 .05 1.1064 .05 3.204 .05 .20

99 .05 4.958 .05 .40

223 .05 11.1594 .05 4.70

116 .05 5.80146 .05 7.3017 .05 .85

249 .05 12.4537 .05 1.8520 .05 1.00

100 3.5054 .05 2. 703 .05 .1519 .05 .95

218 .05 10.9080 .05 4.0024 .05 1.20224 .05 11.2044 .05 2.2029 .05 1.4512 .05 .60

10, 000 i}) 100.00432 .05 21.6043 .05 2. 1542 .05 2.1060 .05 3.0066 .05 3.30

208 .05 10.40893 .05 44.65508 .05 25.40109 .05 5.4543 .05 2.1576 .05 3.8034 .05 1.703 .05 .15

107 .05 5.35155 .05 7.7538 .05 1.9011 .05 .55

166 .05 8.3023 .05 1.153 .05 .1570 .05 3.50

311 .05 15.5525 .05 1.25198 .05 9.90

7 .05 .35129 .05 6.4543 .05 2.151 .05 .05

55 .05 2.7559 .05 2.95

180 .05 9.0046 .05 2.3079 .05 3.9544 .05 2.20230 .05 11.5028 .05 1.4042 .05 2.1015 .05 .7525 .05 1.25

881 .05 44.0544 .05 2.20189 .05 9.4516 .05 .80

138 .05 6.9082 .05 4:10

Title.

AGRicui.TURE—Contd

.



per)—Continued.No. 293No. 294No. 295No. 296No. 297No. 298No. 299No. 300Index, 276-300No. 301No. 302No. 303No. 304No. 305No. 306No. 307No. 308No. 309No. 310No. 311No. 312No. 313No. 314No. 315No. 316No. 317No. 318No. 319No. 320No. 321No. 322No. 323No. 324No. 325Index, 301-325No. 326No. 327No. 328No. 328No. 329No. 330No. 331No. 332No. 333No. 334No. 335No. 336No. 337No. 338No. 339No. 340No. 341No. 342No. 343No. 344No. 345No. 346No. 347No. 349No. 350index, 326-350No. 351No. 352No. 353No. 354No. 355No. 356No. 357No. 358No. 359No. 3.WNo. 360No. 361No. 362

um-;r of

')ies.

Price. Total.

328 $0.05 •116.40

20 .05 1.00251 .05 12.55107 .05 5.35

1 .05 .05

172 .05 8.6043 .05 2.1531 .05 1.551 .05 .05

49 .05 2.4532 .05 1.6055 .05 2.7535 .05 1.7588 .05 4.4027 .05 1.3543 .05 2.154 .05 .20

50 .05 2.5021 .05 1.0535 .05 1.7541 .05 2.05

114 .05 5.7032 .05 1.6074 .05 3.7086 .05 4.3079 .05 3.95

197 .05 9.8518 .05 .9035 .05 1.75

85 .05 4.25

61 .05 3.0545 .05 2.25

191 .05 9.5524 .05 1.201 .05 .05

33 .05 1.65

3 .05 .15

200 0) 6.0093 .05 4.65

63 .05 3.1545 .05 2.2544 .05 2.20

403 .05 20. 15

19 .05 .957 .05 .35

15 .05 .75

13 .05 .65

34 .05 1.7048 .05 2.40

528 .05 26.4021 .05 1.0539 .05 1.95146 .05 7.3033 .05 1.658 .05 .40

424 .05 21.20105 .05 5.25123 .05 6.1538 .05 1.90129 .05 6.45

1 .05 .05

68 .05 3.4010 .05 .50

115 .05 5. 75

402 .05 20.10291 .05 14.55

2 .05 .1094 .05 4.70

435 .05 21.75500 10.00963 .05 48. 15

49 .05 2.4553 .05 2. 65

53 .05 2.65

Special.



Title.



Farmers' Bulletins (pa^

per)—Continued.No. 363No. 364No. 365No. 366No. 367No. 368No. 369No. 370No. 371No. 372No. 373No. 374No. 375Index, 351-375No. 376No. 377No. 378 :

No. 379No. 380No. 381No. 382No. 383No. 384No. 385No. 386No. 387No. 388No. 389No. 390No. 391No. 392No. 393No. 394No. 395No. 396No. 397No. 398No. 399No. 400Index, 376-400No. 401No. 402No. 403No. 403No. 404No. 405No. 406No. 407No. 408No. 409No. 410No. 411No. 412No. 413No. 414No. 415No. 416No. 417No. 418No. 419No. 420No. 421No. 422No. 423No. 424No. 425Index, 401-425No. 423No. 427No. 42SNo. 429No. 430No. 431No. 432

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price, Total.

445 $0. 05 $22. 2538 .05 1.9087 .05 4.3524 .05 1.20142 .05 7.1042 .05 2. 10

607 .05 30. 35190 .05 9. 50105 .05 5.25167 .05 8. 35116 .05 5.8091 .05 4.55

538 .05 26. 901 .05 .05

18 .05 .90216 .05 10. 80

6 .05 .30196 .05 9.8027 .05 1.3553 .05 2.6513 .05 .654 .05 .20

94 .05 4.7042 .05 2. 1073 .05 3.65

159 .05 7.9557 .05 2.85

• 730 .05 36.50103 .05 5.15889 .05 44.4521 .05 1.05100 .05 5.0077 .05 3.8561 .05 3.0561 .05 3.057 .05 .35

50 .05 2.5069 .05 3.45

150 .05 7. 501 .05 .05

42 .05 2.1041 .05 2.05

10, 000 130. 0014d .05 7.3087

..05 4.35

46 .05 2.30105 .05 5.30143 .05 7.1590 .05 4.5083 .05 4.1594 .05 4.70142 .05 7.1057 .05 2.85

622 .05 31.10238 .05 11.9098 .05 4.9019 .05 .95

108 .05 5.409 .05 .45

17 .05 .8553 .05 2.6553 .05 2. 652S .05 1.4050 .05 2.50

191 .05 9.5525 .05 1.252 .05 .10

135 .05 6.7532 .05 1.6093 .05 4.65121 .05 6.0527 .05 1.35

210 .05 10.50179 .05 8.95

Title.



Farmers' Bulletins (pa-per)—Continued.No. 433No. 434No. 435No. 436No. 437No. 438No. 439No. 440No. 441No. 442No. 443No. 444No. 445No. 445No. 446No. 447No. 448No. 449No. 450Index, 426-450No. 451No. 452No. 452No. 453No. 454No. 455No. 456No. 457No. 458No. 459No. 460No. 461No. 461No. 462No. 463No. 464No. 465No. 466No. 467.No. 468No. 469No. 470No. 471No. 472No. 473No. 474No. 475Index, 451-475No. 476No. 477No. 478No. 479No. 480No. 481No. 481No. 482No. 483No. 484 ,

No. 485 ,

No. 486No. 487 ,

No. 488 ,

No. 489 ,

No. 490No. 491No. 492No. 493No. 494No. 495No. 496No. 497No. 498No. 499No. 500

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

211 $0.05 $10. 55125 .05 6.2562 .05 3. 1053 .05 2. 6581 .05 4.05

287 !05 14^3526 !05 1.3056 !o5 2.8062 *05 3. 1082 !05 4. 10140 .05 7.00132 !o5 6. 50

1 000 10.0055 .05 2. 7560 .05 3.00

478 !05 23.9035 !05 1. 7535 !o5 1. 7585 !o5 4. 252 .05 . 10

25 '05 1.25100 fi") 2. 50294 .05 14. 7027 !o5 1.3567 !05 3.35129 '05 6. 4545 .05 2.2574 05 3. 7067 !05 3.35

383 !05 19' 15

122 !o5 6. 1012 500 V / 149. 50

476 .05 23.8028 !05 1.40

389 05 19.4566 05 3.3047 . 05 2. 3531 .05 1. 55

23 !05 1. 15

96 !05 4.8029 .05 1.459 .05 .45

195 . 05 9. 7528 !05 1.40

117 .05 5. 85281 05 14. 05145 . 05 7. 252 .05 . 10

15 !o5 '75

49 05 2. 45250 05 12. 50

75 . 05 3! 75

122 . 05 6. 1013 500 \ ) 224. 50

158 . 05 7. 90139 05 6. 9518 05 . 9016 . 05 .80

234 . 05 11. 7023 . uo 1. 15

723 05 36. 15

101 . 05 5.0523 .05 1. 15

145 ^05 7' 20196 .05 9.85100 .05 5.00179 .05 8.95357 .05 17.8587 .05 4.35

374 .05 18.7084 .05 4.2036 .05 1.9027 .05 1.3514 .05 .70

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Ageicttlture—Contd.

Sfcretory—Continued.

Farmers' Bulletins (pa-per)—Continued.No. 501No. 502No. 503No. 504No. 505No. 506No. 507No. 508No. 509No. 510No. 511No. 512No. 513No. 514No. 515No. 516No. 517No. 518No. 519No. 520No. 521No. 522No. 523No. 524No. 525No. 525No. 526No. 527No. 528No. 529No. 530No. 531No. 532No. 533No. 534No. 535No. 536No. 537No. 538No. 539No. 540No. 541No. 541No. 542No. 543No. 544No. 545No. 546No. 547No. 548No. 549No. 550Index, 526-550 (2 sets)

No. 551No. 552No. 553No. 554No. 555No. 556No. 557No. 558No. 559No. 560No. 561No. 562No. 563No. 564No. 565No. 566No. 567No. 568No. 569No. 570

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

15 10.05 $0.7526 .05 1.3091 .05 4.5548 .05 2.4052 .05 2. 6099 .05 4. 95

105 .05 5.2553 .05 2. 65

69 .05 3.4513 .05 .65

527 .05 26.3518 .05 .90

4,699 .15 704.8523 .05 1. 15

95 .05 4. 75

53 .05 2. 65

49 .05 2.4564 .05 3.20117 .05 5. 85

89 .05 1.95

347 .05 17.35

31 .05 1. 55

60 .05 3.00352 .05 17.60500 (1) 8. 50210 .05 10.50281 .05 14.05

90 .05 4. 50

878 .05 43.9079 .05 3.95

385 .05 19. 25

27 .05 1.35

87 .05 4. 35215 .05 10. 75

82 .05 4. 10

195 .05 9.7535 .05 1.75244 .05 12. 2096 .05 4. SO48 .05 2.40105 .05 5.25

4, 000 (1) 56.00287 .05 14.3548 .05 2.4034 .05 1.7075 .05 3.7547 .05 2. 3516 .05 .8038 .05 1.9063 .05 3.1571 .05 3.5594 .05 4. 704 2 .05 .10

194 .05 9.7066 .05 3.3081 .05 4. 0565 .05 3.2516 .05 .80

144 .05 7.2036 .05 1.8020 .05 1.00149 .05 7.4523 .05 1.1551 .05 2. 55

55 .05 2. 759 .05 .45

33 .05 1.65292 .05 14. 6043 .05 2.1532 .05 1.6030 .05 1.5048 .05 2.4016 .05 .80

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Ageicultttee—Contd.


Farmers' Bulletins (pa-per)—Continued.No. 571No. 572No. 572No. 573No. 573No. 574No. 575Index, 551-575No. 576No. 577No. 578No. 579No. 580No. 581No. 5S2No. 583No. 584No. 585No. 5S6No. 587No. 588No. 589No. 590No. 591No. 591No. 592No. 593No. 594No. 595No. 596No. 597No. 598No. 599 :

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Num-ber ofjopies.

Price. Total.

64 $0.05 $3.201,500 (}) 17.00451 .05 22. 55100 (1) 3.0080 .05 4.00

408 .05 20.4060 .05 3.002 .05 .10

110 .05 5.503S .05 1.90

243 .05 12. 1563 .05 3. 154S .05 2.4026 .05 1.3048 .05 2.4069 .05 3.4529 .05 1.45210 .05 10. 5065 .05 3.25119 .05 5. 9575 .05 3.75

270 .05 13.5037 .05 1.85500 (^) 15.0567 .05 3. 3556 .05 2.80176 .05 8.80212 .05 10.6031 .05 1. 5555 .05 2. 75134 .05 6. 7025 .05 1.25

217 .05 10.85SO .05 4.0070 .05 3.50189 .05 9.4553 .05 2. 6521 .05 1.05

1,000 0) 21.00230 .05 11.5087 .05 4.35

133 .05 6. 6575 .05 3. 75

500 0) 13.00596 .05 29.8037 .05 1.8532 .05 1.6078 .05 3.90

100 .05 5.0095 .05 4. 7527 .05 1.3525 .05 1.2560 .05 3.00

4,000 C) 50.0015 .05 . 7577 .05 3.8529 .05 1.45

134 .05 6. 7028 .05 1.4089 .05 4. 45

153 .05 7.6514 .05 .7023 .05 1.1527 .05 1.3561 .05 3.0521 .05 1.05141 .05 7.0580 .05 4.0082 .05 4. 1071 .05 3.5511 .05 . 5553 .05 2.6527 .05 1.35

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/Secretory—Continued.

Farmers' Bulletins (pa-per)—Continued.No. 637No. 638No. 639No. 639No. 640No. 641No. 642No. 643No. 644No. 645No. 646No. 647No. 648No. 649No. 650No. 651No. 652No. 653No. 654No. 655No. 656No. 657No. 658No. 659No. 660No. 661No. 662No. 663No. 664No. 665No. 666No. 667No. 668No. 669No. 671No. 672

Farmers' Bulletins(separates, paper):How to use anti-hog-cholera serum (reprintfrom Farmers' BulletinNo. 590)

Contents and Indexes toFarmers' Bulletins(paper): Index, 1-25(Reprint, 1911)

Yearbooks (cloth):189418951896189718981899190019011902190319041905 (paper)1905190619071908190919101911191219131914

Yearbook (separates) (pa-per):No. 10No. 11

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

25 $0. 05 $1.2536 .05 1.80

6,000 (}) 30. 0018 .05 .9015 .05 .7524 .05 1.2033 .05 1.6555 .05 2. 75114 .05 5. 7023 .05 1.1515 .05 .7529 .05 1.4517 .05 .8519 .05 .9548 .05 2.4021 .05 1.0519 .05 .9573 .05 3. 6540 .05 2. 0042 .05 2. 1025 .05 1.2512 .05 .60

100 .05 5. 0058 .05 2. 9060 .05 3. 0053 .05 2. 6515 .05 .751 .05 .05

23 05 1 1523 !05 l.*15

33 .05 1.6518 .05 .904 ,05 .207 05 . 356 !05 iso

15 .05 .75

12 .05 .60

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62 .50 31.0087 .55 47. 8560 .50 30. 0048 .60 28.8051 .60 30. 6026 .75 19.5041 .75 30. 7530 .80 24.0080 .85 68.0054 .75 40. 5033 .65 21.451 .75 .75

32 1. 00 32. 0032 1. 00 32. 0029 1.00 29. 0021 1.25 26. 2537 1. 00 37. 0047 1.00 47. 0033 1.00 33.0058 1.00 58. 00

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8 SO. 05 $0.401 .05 .058 .05 .405 .05 .251 .05 .051 .05 .05

15 .05 .7540 .05 2. 0042 .05 2. 101 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .101 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .101 .05 .051 .05 .055 .05 .253 .05 .151 .05 .051 .05 .053 .05 .151 .05 .054 .15 .604 .05 .2014 .05 .709 .05 .451 .05 .05

20 .05 1.0013 .05 .659 .05 .45

5 .05 ,25

4 .05 .204 .05 .206 .05 .308 .05 .402 .05 .101 .05 .05

8 .05 .4047 .05 2. 351 .05 .052 .05 .105 .05 .25

1 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .104 .05 .20

8 .05 .4012 .05 .60

32 .05 1.602 .05 .101 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

7 .05 .359 .05 .45

1 .05 .0519 .05 .952 .05 .103 .05 .15

10 .05 .504 .05 .201 .05 .05

16 .05 .801 .05 .05

7 .05 .3511 .05 .551 .05 ,05

19 .05 .952 .05 .102 .05 .101 .05 .051 .05 .054 .05 .20

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12 .05 .601 .05 .054 .05 .201 .05 .051 .05 .056 .20 1.2018 .05 .9016 .05 .809 .05 .45

34 .05 1.7049 .05 2.4523 .05 1.1520 .05 1.002 .05 .101 .05 .05

19 .05 .953 .15 .4510 .05 .504 .05 .203 .05 .152 .05 .102 .05 .102 .05 .10

17 .05 .858 .05 .402 .05 .10

36 .05 1.801 .05 .051 .05 .056 .05 .30

123 .05 6. 151 .05 .053 .05 .151 05 .056 .05 .307 .05 .35

17 .05 .855 .05 .256 .05 .302 .15 .303 .05 .155 .05 .252 .05 .103 .05 .15

67 .05 3.3510 .05 .5039 .05 1.9510 .05 .502 .05

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1 .05 .05 No. 4251 .05 .05 ' No. 433

8 .05 .40 No. 4341 .05 .05 No. 4361 .05 .05 No. 4375 .05 .25 No. 4386 .05 .30 No. 4402 .05 .10 No, 441

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12 .05 .60 No. 4584 .05 .20 No. 45916 .05 ,80 No. 46056 .05 2.80 No. 4612 .05 ,10 No. 4622 .05 ,10 No. 4637 .05 .35 No. 465

51 .05 2. 55 No, 4663 .05 .15 No, 4679 .05 .45 No. 4707 .05 .35 No. 4715 .05 .25 No. 472

29 .05 1,45 No. 4737 .05 .35 No, 4741 .05 .05 No. 477

10 .05 .50 No, 4781 .05 .05 No, 4801 .05 .05 No, 481

12 .05 .60 No. 4826 .05 .30 No. 4833 .05 .15 No. 4855 .05 .25 No. 4861 .05 .05 No. 4872 .05 .10 No, 4882 .05 .10 No, 489.1 .05 .05 No, 490

13 .05 .65 No, 49110 .05 .50 No. 4933 .05 .15 No. 4941 .05 .05 No. 4983 .05 .15 No. 4993 .05 .15 No. 5014 .05 .20 No. 502

15 .05 .75 No. 5033 .05 .15 No. 5043 .05 .15 No. 5061 .05 .05 No. 509

19 .05 .95 No. 51014 .05 .70 1 No. 5112 .40 .80 No. 512

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SecrcSary—Continued.

Yearbook (separates) (pa-per)—Continued.No. 531

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copies.Price. Total.

.10 $0.05 $0.501 .05 .059 .05 .452 .05 .10

21 .05 1.0536 .05 1.801 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .103 .05 .15

56 .05 2. 804 .05 .2010 .05 .5024 .05 1.2063 .05 3.152 .05 .101 .05 .053 .05 .152 .05 .10

107 .05 5. 3516 .05 .8011 .05 .557 .05 .354 .05 .20

23 .05 1.1535 .05 1.757 .05 .35

28 .05 1.409 .05 .458 .05 .402 .05 .108 .05 .4019 .05 .9510 .05 .502 .05 .106 .05 .3010 .05 .501 .05 .05

66 .05 3.3022 .05 1.10

193 .05 9. 659 .05 .458 .05 .404 .05 .207 .05 .351 .15 .15

21 .05 1.0537 .15 6. 5510 .05 .5011 .05 .5527 .05 1.3587 .05 4.3557 .05 2. 8510 .05 .5011 .10 1.1053 .05 2. 6512 .05 .6010 .05 .5012 .05 .6014 .10 1.409 .05 .45

22 .05 1.1026 .05 1.308 .05 .406 .05 .30

18 .05 .9066 .05 3.3040 .05 2.0013 .05 .6521 .05 1.058 .10 .801 .05 .05

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Food inspectionsions (paper):No. 129

No. 153

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No. 156No. 157No. 158

Notice of j u d g m(paper):No. 2700 ,

No. 2701No. 2702No. 2703

Annual Report of Gov-ernor of Alaska onAlaska Game Law(paper): 1913

Notice of Insecticide actof judgment (paper):No. 55

Weekly News Letter toCrop Correspondents(paper): Vol. 11, No. 26,

Journal of AgriculturalResearch (paper):Vol. 1, No. 1

Vol. 1, No. 2Vol. 1, No. 3Vol. 1, No. 4

Vol. 1, No. 5Vol. 1, No. 6

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Vol. 3, No. 6Vol. 4, No. 1

Vol. 4, No. 2Vol. 4, No. 3Subscriptions, 251.

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Title.

Agrictjlture—Contd.

Secretary—Ccntinned.

Joiirnal of AgriculturalResearch (separates),paper: Cup currentmeter

Agrostology Division.

Bulletins (paper):No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8

No. 9No. 10No. 12No. 13

No. 14

No. 15No. 16No. 17No. 18No. 19No. 21

No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25

Circulars (paper):No. 1

No. 3No. 4

No. 5No. 8No. 11No. 12No. 13No. 14

No. 18No. 21


Animal Industry Bureau.

Annual reports (cloth)

:

18841885

1887-88.1889-90.1891-92.1893-94.1895-96.1897....

1899190019011902 (paper)

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1902190319041906 (paper).1906

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Animal Industry Bureau—Continued.


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Continued.1907 (paper)1907

190919101911

Annual reports,miscellaneous (paper):Blackleg in United

StatesPrinciples of breed-ing and origin ofdomesticatedbreeds of animals,1912

Breeds of dairy cat-

tle, 1898Note on chicken tick,

1901Creameries and but-

ter factories, 1898. .

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Breeds of dairy cat-

tle, 1899Cattle markets and

I abattoirs in Europe,1902

Notes on cattle tick

and Texas feverAncestry of domesti-cated cattle, 1912...

Soft-cheese studies in

EuropeNational and Statedairy laws

Dairy products at

Paris Exposition,1900

Foreign markets for

eggs and poultry . .

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Foot-and-mou^'h dis-

easeThe 1908 outbreak of

foot-and-mouth dis-

ease in the UnitedStates

Danish hog industry.Control of hog choleraby serum immun-ization, 1910

Significance of recentAmerican cases of

hook^yorm disease,

1902Government encour-age m e n t of im-ported breeds of

horsesOur present knowl-edge of k i d n e yAvorm, sclerostomapraguicola of swine.

Market milk; plan for

its improvement. ..

Meats and meat prod-ucts at Paris Expo-sition, 1900 ,

Production and con-sumption of meatand prices, move-ment and registra-

tion of live stock inUnited States

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Title.

Ageiculture—Contd.


Annual reports, sepa-rates, miscellaneous(paper)—Continued.Study of methods ofcanning meats, withreference to properdisposal of defectivecans

Report upon exami-nation of mUk

Effect of certain dis-eases and condi-tions of cattle uponmilk supply

Casein media adoptedto the bacterial ex-amination of milk.

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Biochemic reactionsand the bacterialcount of milk

Plant posioning ofstock in Montana.

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Dermal mycosis asso-ciated with sarcop-tic mange in horses.

Statistics of oleomar-garine, oleo oil, andfilled cheese

Nature, cause, andeconomic im p o r -

tance of ovine case-ous lymph-adenitis.

Preliminary cata-logue of plants poi-sonous to stock

Notes on animal in-dustry of PortoRico

Dairy industry anddairy markets inPorto Rico, withnotes on St. Thom-as and Cuba

Embryonal adenosar-coma of kidney inswine

Experiments, Texasfever, southern cat-tle ticks

Verminous diseasesof cattle, sheep, andgoats in Texas

Duration of life oftubercle bacillus incheese

Viability of tuberclebacilli in butter,1911

Seventh Interna-tional VeterinaryCongress

Note on zebra hybridbreeding, 1911

General publications(cloth):

Special report on dis-eases of cattle andon cattle feeding. .

.

Special report on dis-eases of cattle, 1908..

Diseases of cattle, 1912Progress and results

of cattle tick eradi-cation

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Agbicultube—Contd

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General publications(cloth)—Continued.

Effects of tick eradi-cation on the eattlindustry of theSouth

Order of Commis-sioners of Districtof Columbia for sup-pression and pre-vention of tubercu-losis in cattle

The origin of the 1908outbreak of foot-and-mouth diseasein the United States

SameSpecial report on dis-eases of the horse,

Num-ber ofcopies.

Special report on dis-eases of the horse,1911

Special report on his-tory and presentcondition of sheepindustry of UnitedStates, 1892

Bighead in sheep(paper)

State sanitary re-

quirements govern-ing admission oflive stock, Nov. 20,1913 (paper) ,

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SUPEEmTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 407

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 7975— Continued.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

6 : SO. 05 SO. 306 .05 .306 .05 .308 .05 .408 .05 .409 .05 .458 .05 .40

, 7 .05 .35

7 .10 .70' 8 .10 .80

7 .10 .708 .15 1.209 .15 1.357 .15 1.056 .15 .906 .10 .605 .15 .756 .15 .906 .10 .60

8 .10 .804 .15 .605 .15 .75

6 .10 .605 .10 .507 .10 .706 .10 .606 .10 .60

6 .10 .605 .10 .505 .05 .258 .05 .40 !

1 .05 .05 i

5 .10 .50!

16 .10 1.60i

22 .15 3.30 1

3 .10 .301

2 .10 .20 i

3 .10 .301

12 .20 2.40 !

18 .10 1.80 !

6 .05 .30!

7 .10 .70 i

4 .10 .40 i

4 .65 2.608 .05 .40

14 .05 .706 .10 .60

39 .20 7.80 i

41 .05,

2.05 !

43 .05 2.1529 .05 1.4517 .25 4.2516 .25 4.0011 .05 .55

i

1 .10 .106 .05 .302 .05 .10 1

11 .05 .5519 .10 1.90

449 .15'

67.35 i|

48 .05 2.40 ij

10 .05 .50 H

16 .05 .8043 .25 10.7544 .05

1

2.2012 .05 .60

t

16 .151

2.4028 .05

1

1.40i

1 .05 ; .053 .10 I .30

15 .051

.759 .05 1 .45

16 .05 1 .80

Title.

Agkicultuee—Contd.

Continued.

Bulletins (paper)No. 39, pt. 6

No. 39, pt. 7

No. 39, pt. 8

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No. 47. pt. 2No. 47, pt. 3No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51

No. 52, pt. 1

No. 52, pt. 2No. 52, pt. 3No. 54

Con.

No. 55.No. 56.

No. 57.

No. 58.

No. 59.

No. 60.No. 61.

No. 62.

No. 63.

No. 64.

No. 65.

No. 66.

No. 67.

No. 68.

No. 69.

No. 70.

No. 71.

No. 72.

No. 73.

No. 74.

No. 75.

No. 76.

No. 77.

No. 78.

No. 79.

No. 80.

No. 81.

Title.


Animallndustry Bureaii-Continued.

Bulletins (paper)

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No. 82No. 83No. 84

No. 85No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 91No. 92No. 93No. 94No. 95No. 96No. 97No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103 ,

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No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110, pt. 1.,

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No. 112No. 113

No. 114

No. 115

No. 116No. 117No. 118No. 119

No. 120No. 121

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No. 126No. 127No. 128No. 129No. 1.30

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No. 132No. 133No. 134

No. 1.35

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No. 136No. 137No. 138No. 139No. 140No. 141

No. 142No. 143

No. 144

No. 145No. 146No. 147No. 148No. 149No. 150No. 151

-Con.

Num- !

ber of Price.copies,

j

1044

2917265

54

1944391844219

34311662879

3810

23is

17

11

10

88

18

il

::0

21

54

299

2412114

20.337

1961849131071

28582616

SO. 05.10.10.10.10.10.10.05.15.10.15.05.10.1040.15.05.05.05.10.15.10.10.10.10.10.10.05.15.15

.10

.05

.35

.10

.10

.10

.05

.05

.10

.05

.10

.05

.10

.05

.05

.10

.15

.20

.30

.10

.10

.10

.15

.05

.05

.05

.10

.15

.05

.15

.10

.10

.10

.15

.15

.15

.05

.10

.10

.05

.05

.10

.05

Total.

SI. 001.004.002.201.201.101.70.20.30

1.609. 60.30

1.001.60.60

1.45.85

1.30.50

8.101.904.403.901.804.402.10.45

5.104.6516.601.402.45.90

3.801.00.35

1.151.80.85

1.10.50.80.40.65

1.107.505.406.30.70.90

5.503.152. 701.45.45.20

6. 151.052. 102.00

33.7019.602.707.351.95.50

7. 102.802.901.301.60.40



Title.

Agricxtltube—Contd.

Animal IndustryBureau—Continued,

Bulletins (paper)—Con.No. 152No. 153No. 154No. 155No. 156No. 157No. 158No. 159No. 160No. 161No. 162No. 163No. 164No. 165No. 166No. 167


No. 8No. 11

No. 12No. 13No. 14

No. 15No. 17No. 18No. 19No. 21No. 22No. 23No. 23 (Spanish)No.25...No. 26No. 28No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 36No. 37No. 42No. 44No. 46No. 47No. 51No. 59No. 61No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 71


Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

5 $0.05 $0. 2511 .05 .5529 .05 1.4525 .10 2.5038 .05 1.9026 .05 1.3031 10 3 1052 !io 5^20

208 .15 31.2056 .10 5.6023 .10 2.3010 .10 1.0016 .10 1.6018 .15 2.7065 .05 3.2517 .05 .85

9 .05 .55

5 .05 • iz1 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .05

14 .05 .7016 .05 .802 .05 .101 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .05

22 .05 1.102 .05 .101 .05 .052 .05 .105 .05 .252 .05 .10

31 .05 1.554 .05 .201 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .105 .05 .252 .05 .101 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .10

10 .05 .fO2 .05 .104 .05 .201 .05 .05

10 .05 .5543 .05 2.1529 .05 1.453 .05 .101 .05 .051 .05 .0512 .05 .602 .05 .10

5 .05 .251 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .05

14 .05 .701 .05 .05

14 .05 .7029 .05 1.459 .05 .45

30 .05 1.508 .05 .401 .05 .05

32 .05 1.601 .05 .05

31 .05 1.5517 .05 .854 .05 .20

Title.


Animal IndustryBureau-Continued.

Circulars (paper)—Con.No. 105No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110No. IllNo. 112No. 113No. 114No. 115No. 116No. 117No. 118No. 118No. 119No. 120No. 121No. 122No. 123No. 121No. 125No. 126No. 127No. 128No. 129No. 130No. 131No. 132No. 133No. 134No. 136No. 137No. 138No. 139No. 141No. 142No. 143No. 144No. 145No. 146No. 147No. 147No. 148No. 149No. 150No. 150-BNo. 150-CNo. 151No. 153No. 154No. 155No. 156No. 157No. 158No. 159No. 160No. 161No. 163No. 164No. 165No. 166No. 167No. 168No. 169No. 170No. 171No. 172No. 173No. 174No. 175No. 176No. 177No. 178

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

1 SO. 05 SO. 051 .05 .05

68 .05 3.4039 .05 1.959 .05 .45

13 .05 .65

14 .05 .701 .05 .05

19 .05 ^9523 .05 1.151 .05 .05

1 .05 .053 .05 .15

3,000 (1) 40.0032 .05 1.6019 !o5 .95

7 .05 .35

8 .05 .4014 .05 .7010 .05 .5012 .05 .6025 .15 3.7536 .05 1.8019 .05 .95

63 .05 3.1510 .05 .50

9 .05 .45

139 .05 6.952 .05 .10

15 .05 .7512 .05 .6017 .05 .85

25 .10 2.505 .05 .25

6 !o5 !3065 !05 3^2544 !05 2.2035 !05 1.7524 !20 4.805 .05 !25

20 !05 1.00150 6.0033 .05 1.659 .05 .45

17 .05 .85

6 !05 .303 !o5 .15

3 !05 .1511 .05 .5530 .10 3.0011 !05 .55

6 !0o .30

13 !05 !65

26 !05 l!3029 *05 1^45

7 *05 !35

21 !05 1.0514 !o5 [70

31 '05 1^555 !05 .25

7 "05 !35

30 .05 l!509 .05 455 !05 .253 .05 .15

50 .05 2.5061 .05 3.0540 .05 2.0028 .05 1.4012 .05 .60

23 .05 1.15144 .05 7.2017 .05 .85

33 .05 1.65

1 Special.

SUPERINTENDENT OP DOCUMENTS. 409


Title.


Animal IndustryBureau—Continued.

Circulars (paper)—Con.No. 179No. 180No. 181No. 182No. 183No. 184No. 185No. 186No. 187No. 188...No. 189No. 190No. 191No. 192No. 193No. 194No. 195No. 196No. 197No. 198No. 199No. 200No. 201No. 202No. 203No. 204No. 205No. 207No. 208No. 209No. 210No. 211No. 212No. 213No. 214No. 215No. 216No. 217No. 218

Animal Industry Orders

No. 143 (amendment4)

No. 150No. 210No. 211No. 211 (buckram)...No. 231No. 233No. 234No. 234No. 236No. 236

Maps of districts infectedwith splenetic fever(paper): Quarantinemaps for Texas fever ofcattle

Service and RegulatoryAnnouncements(paper):1914—

MarchAprilMay.TimeJuly ,

AugustSeptember ,

OctoberNovemberDecemberIndex ,

Num-ber of


19 $0.05 $0.9543 .05 2. 15

19 .05 .95

9 .05 .45

18 .05 .90

53 .05 2.6518 .05 .90

17 .05 .85

6 .05 .30

9 .05 .45i

24 .05 1.20

25 .05 1.253 .05 .15

120 .05 6.001 .05 .05

20 .05 1.00104 .05 3.20

9 .05 .45

52 .05 2.6011 .05 .55

70 .05 3.5025 .05 1.25

20 .05 1.0041 .05 2.0511 .05 .55

7 .05 .35

18 .05 .90

27 .05 1.3514 .05 .70

20 .05 1.0013 .05 .65

23 .05 1.1512 .05 . 607 .10 .70

21 .10 2.1011 .05 .55

46 .10 4.6016 .05 .8038 .05 1.90

2 .10 .20

3 .05 .154 .10 .4072 .05 3.6019 .10 1.90

604 .40 241.60100 G) 2.00

1,500 (^) 13.001,850

60) 20.00.05 .30

1,500 i}) 15.002 .05 .10

1 .15 .15

1 .05 .054 ,05 .206 .05 .304 .05 .204 .05 .202 .05 .107 .05 .359 .05 .453 .05 .155 .05 .251 .05 .05

Title.


Animal IndustryBureau—Continued.

Service and RegulatoryAnnouncements(paper)- Continued.1915—

.TanuaryFebruaryApril

Subscriptions, 19Subscriptions, 1

Directory of the Bureauof Animal Industry(paper): Oct. 1, 1914....

Animals imported for

breeding purposes(paper):Cattle-

January -March,1911

April-June, 1911..

Julv-September,1911

1912Horse s—January-March, 1911

Biological SurveyBureau.

Annual reports (paper):18881889189319051914

General publications (pa-per): Directions for field

work of assistants of Bi-ological Survey May 27,1912 '


No. 1 (cloth)No. 4

No. 5No. 7

N0.8No. 9No. 10No. 11No. 12 ,

No. 13 ,

No. 14No. 15

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No. 28No. 29 ,

No. 30 ,

No. 31 ,

No. 32 ,

No. 33No. 34 ,

No. 35No. 35 (revised) ,

No. 36 ,

Num-ber ofcopies.

5.202.105.003.1511.603.403.604.50

1 Special.


Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.


Biological SurveyBureau—Continued.

Bulletins (paper)—Con.No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 39, pt. 3No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45

Circulars (paper):No. 17No. 28No. 29No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. .39

No. 40No. 42No. 43No. 44

No. 45No. 47 ,

No. 51 ,

No. 52 ,

No. 53No. 54

No. 55 ,

No. 56. ,

No. 57 ,


No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 80No. 81No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 92No. 93No. 94

North American Fauna(paper):No. 1

No. 2

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0.35.25.30.10.10.10.10.10.20.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

Total.

$8.054.258.70.20.40.80.90.80

6.403.00

.70

.20

.25

.45

.80

.35

.35

.30

.25

.30

.40

.15

.20*.20

.30

.15

.30

.20

.30

.15

.15

.251.351.25.20.40.05.15

2.05.10

1.20.45.10.30.10.05.05.05

.50

.50

.30

.10

.10

.90

.05

.451.25.25

1.90.40.05.45.20

2.00.10.25.35.20.25.35

.40

.60

Title.


Biologica I Survey Bureau—Continued.

North American Fauna(paper)—Continued.No. 3No. 4

No. 5

No. 8No. 10No. 11

No. 12No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16No. 18No. 19

No. 20No. 21

No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26NoNo.No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37

Service and RegulatoryAnnouncements (pa-per): Regulations for

protection of deer,moose, caribou, sheep,and mountain goats inAlaska

Directory of officials andorganizations con-cerned with the protec-tion of birds and game,1914 :

Num-ber of

copies.

Botany Division.


No. 5

No. 6No. 7

No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 13, pt. 2

No. 14

No. 15No. 16No. 17No. 18No. 19

No. 21No. 23No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29

Circulars (paper):No. 3No. 5No. 6No. 7

No. 8

8 .10 .8010 . ou

5 ;o5 .257 .20 1.402 .10 .20

9 .10 .9019 10 1 9ft1. /U15 !io 1.5010 .20 2.00

50 50in 10 1. 005 K(\ 9 c;nz. ou

1 o. ^0 o. uu

7I . ou o. ou

1 o. OU Q nny. uu

1

1

11 1 1;. 10 11. DO

Qo . zo 2 00Q

. 10 1 3510 . 35 3. 502 . 10 . 20

11 . 45 4. 95

16 . 20 Q 9fto. zu20 . 20 4. 00

4 . 05 . 20

2 . 05 . 10

1 .10 .102 .10 .20

10 .10 1.00

1 .05 .057 .05 .351 .50 .504 .05 .204 .10 .40

5 .25 1.251 .10 .10

.05 .052 .05 .107 .05 .351 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .057 .05 .35

16 .15 2. 406 .25 1.501 .15 .15

10 .10 1.003 .05 .15

8 .05 .402 .05 .101 .05 .05

8 .05 .401 .05 .05



Num-ber of Total.

8 $0. 05 $0. 401 . 05 . 05

16 .05 .801 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .101 . 05 . 05

10 . 05 . 505 . 05 . 252 . 05 . 101 . 05 . 054 . 05 . 206 . 05 . 30

11 . 05 . 55

1 . 05 . Oo

}. 15 . 15

1 . 20 . 201 . 10 . 101 . 05 . 051 . 10 . 104 . 20 . 801 . 10- . 102 . 10 . 201 1. 15 1. 15

2 . 10 .203 . 05 . 15

4 .10 .403 .05 .15

2 .10 .201 .05 .051 . 10 . 103 .10 .304 .10 .404 .10 .405 .25 1.254 .05 .206 .50 3. 00

16 . 45 7. 20

3 .05 . lo

2 .20 .40

2 .05 . 103 .05 . 15

5 . 05 . 251 . 05 . 055 . 05 . 257 .10 .70

1 .05 .051 .05 .05

1 . 05 . 052 ^05 !io1 .05 .052 .05 .102 .05 .10

1 .05 .05

3 .05 .15

Title.


Botany Division^Contd.

Circulars (paper)—Con.J^o. 9

No. 12

No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16

No. 17

No. 18

No. 19No. 23

No. 24No. 25No. 28No. 30

Contributions fromUnited States NationalHerbarium (paper):Vol. 1, No. 3

Vol. 1, No. 4

Vol. 1, No. 5

Vol. 1, No. fi


Vol. 2, No. 1

Vol. 2, No. 2Vol. 3 (half-sheep)....Vol. 3, No. 1

Vol. 3, No. 2Vol. 3, No. 3Vol. 3, No 4-.

Vol. 3, No. 5

Vol. 3, No. 6

Vol. 3, No. 7

Vol. 3, No. 8Vol. 3, No. 9Vol.5, No. 3Vol. 5, No. 4

Vol. 5, No. 5

Vol. 5, No. 6Vol. 7

Vol. 7, index, title-

page and contents.

.

Contributions fromUnited States NationalHerbarium, separates(paper): Notes on use-ful plants of Mexico

Inventories (paper):No. 1

No. 2

No. 5

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8

Chemistry Bureau.


General publications (pa-per):Tables for calculatingpercentage of alco-hol

Model denatured al-

cohol distillery

Title.


Chemistry Bureav^Contd.

General publications (pa-per)—Continued.Outline of coopera-tive work on Drugs^\ssociation of Olli-

cial AgriculturalChemists, 1906

Egg candling chart. .

.

The collection ofsam-ples by the commis-sioned State offi-

cials under the foodand drug act, June30, 1906

Inspection of import-ed meats and meatfood productsunderfood and drug actof June 30, 1906

Knife for kiUing poul-try

Purity of food prod-ucts,tentative draftsubmitted as basisfor suggestion,Nov. 19, 1906: pre-pared by commit-tee on food stand-ards. Association ofOfficial Agricultural Chemists


No. 4

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No. 13, pt. 5

No. 13, pt. 6No. 13, pt. 7

No. 13, pt. 7 (cardboard

No. 13, pt. 9No. 13, pt. 10No. 14

No. 15

No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 25No. 26No. 27 (half leather).No. 29No. 32No. 33No. 34No, 36No. 37No. 39No. 40No. 43

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No. 47.

No. 48.

No. 51.No. 52.No. 53.No. 56.No. 58.No. 61.No. 62.No. 63.No. 64.No. 65.No. 66.

63

Price.

$0. 05

.05



Title.

Agricultuee—Contd.

ChemistryBureau—Contd.

Bulletins (paper)—Con.No. 67No. 68No. 69, pt. 1

No. 69, pt. 2No. 69, pt. 3

No. 69, pt. 4

No. 69, pt. 5No. 69, pt. 6No. 69, pt. 7

No. 69, pt. 8No. 69, pt. 9No. 70No. 71No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 80No. 81No. 82No. 83, pt. 1

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No. 84, pt. 5No. 85 ,

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No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103No. 104No. 105No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110No. IllNo. 112, pt. 1

No. 112, pt. 2No. 113No. 114No. 115No. 116No. 117No. 118No. 119No. 120No. 121

No. 122No. 123No. 124No. 125No. 126

Num-ber of


20 $0. 10 $2.001 .05 .05

13 .05 .6516 .05 .8016 .05 .8013 .05 .6516 .05 .8024 .05 1.2012 .05 .603 .05 .15

16 .10 1.6050 .10 5.0058 .20 11. 6029 .05 1. 4519 .10 1.9018 .05 .9037 .05 1.8587 .05 4.35132 .10 13.2012 .05 .6085 .10 8.50133 .05 6.65

2 .15 .301 .05 .059 .10 .908 .05 .40

38 .30 11.4023 .30 6.9033 .25 8.2531 .25 7.7530 .25 7.5043 .05 2. 151 .05 .05

49 .05 2.4594 .05 4.7025 .05 1.251 .15 . 15

212 .10 21.2026 .15 3.9037 .20 7.4051 .20 10. 2012 .05 .6011 .05 .5534 .05 1.701 .25 .25

14 .35 4.903 .20 .60

416 . 10 41.6046 .05 2.3032 . 10 3.2032 . 10 3.209 . 10 .90

33 .25 8.2528 . 05 1.40

2,387 !20 477. 40' 37 ^25 9! 25560 '. 10 56.00

7 . 30 2. 1052 . 05 2. 6012 . 20 2. 4011 . 20 2! 2028 . 10 2! 8070 . 10 7. 0037

*

40 14 8029 ."20 5.' 8014 .10 1. 40

135 .05 6.7538 .10 3.8063 .10 6. 3010 .10 1.0055 .40 22. 0027 .15 4.0537 .20 7. 4058 .10 5. 80

1 85 .10 8. 50

Title.


ChemistryBureau—Contd

Bulletins (paper)—Con.No. 127No. 128No. 129No. 130No. 131

No. 132No. 133No. 134

No. 135No. 136No. 137No. 138No. 139No. 140No. 141

No. 142No. 143No. 144

No. 145No. 146No. 147No. 148No. 149No. 150No. 151

No. 152No. 153No. 154

No. 155No. 156No. 157No. 158No. 159

No. 160No. 162No. 163No. 164

No. 165

No. 166Circulars (paper):

No. 2

No. 3

No. 9

No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

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No. 21

No. 24

No. 25No. 28.....

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No. 32No. 33No. 34

No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 40No. 41

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No. 44

No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 51

No. 53

No. 54

No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59

um-r ofpies.

Price. Total.

8 $0. 10 $0. 8036 .05 1.8069 .05 3. 45

123 .20 24.6038 .15 5. 70

3 .25 .7534 .15 5. 1024 .25 6. 00112 .05 5. 6020 . 10 2.00104 .25 26. 0019 .05 .95

92 .15 13.8021 .05 1.0515 . 10 1. 5029 .05 1.4516 .05 .80

106 . 10 10. 60

16 .05 .8055 . 10 5.50

205 .25 51.2574 . 15 11.1017 .10 1.70

119 .10 11.90

9 . 10 .90

93 .35 32. 55

41 .05 2. 05

37 .05 1.85

12 .05 .60

62 . 10 6. 20

18 .05 .90

61 . 10 6. 10

96 . 05 4.80

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Bulletins separates (pa-per):On some of theaphides affectinggrain and grassesof United States.

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Bulletins, separates (pa-per)—Continued.

Jarring for curcvilio

on extensive scalein Georgia, withlist of insects caughtby W. M. Scott andW. F. Fiske

Corn root-aphis andits attendant ant. .

.

Practical informa-tion on dendrocti-nus enemies ofNorth Americanforests, 1909

The scope and statusof economic ento-mology

State and Territoriallaws relative tofoul brood

Notes on new facts

about some NewYork grape pests. .

.

Insect photography .

.

Southern grain louse .

Report of Committeeon Nomenclature...

National control ofintroduced insectpests

Pliim-plant louse byTheodore Pergande

SanJose scaleon driedfruit,by I. O.How-ard

Some observations onspined soldier bug..

Sulphur dioxide asan insecticide

Tobacco stalk weevil.Insect life (paper):

Vol. 1, No. 3Vol. 1, No. 4

Vol. 1, No. 5Vol. 1, No. 6Vol. 1, No. 7,Vol. 1, No. 8Vol. 1, No. 9Vol. 1, No. 10Vol. 1, No. 11


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Insect life (paper)—Con.

Vol. 7, No. 5

Vol. 8, general indexto seven volumes of

insect life, 1888-1895Insect life, separates(paper):Horn fly, hematobia

serrata, being ac-

count of its life his-

tory and means tobe used against it...

Report on Mexicancotton-boll wevil inTexas

Further notes on SanJose scale

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Annual reports to Secre-tary (paper):

19011913

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Same, 1912Experiment stationwork with apples .

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Results ofagricultureextension in Bel-gium

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Recla mation ofsouthern Louisianawet prairie lands . .

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Investigations on nu-trition of man inUnited States, 1904.

Organization andwork of Office of

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Title.

Ageicultuee—Contd.

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Bulletins, separates (pa-per):Development of agri-

cultural education,1907

Course in agriculture

,

horticultiu-e, andallied subjects

Botany in agricul-tural colleges

Experiments in ani-mal breeding

Methods of investiga-tion relating tobreeding of animals.

Crop rotation inSouthern States asinfluenced by plantdiseases

Mission of land-grantcolleges

Annual report of Irri-

gation and drain-a.ge investigations,1904

Rural versus urbanconditions in thedetermination ofeducational policy.

Development of engi-neering educationin land-grant col-

legesImportance of labora-

tory and field workin economic ento-mology, and recorddevices

Cooperative work ineconomic entomol-ogy

Form of organizationfor farmers' insti-

tutesMethods ol work andsome results in for-

est insect investi-gations

Report of irrigationinvestigations for

1900, No. 1

Same, No. 2Same, No. 3Same, No. 4

Same, No. 5Report of irrigationinvestigations for

1901, No. 1

Same, No. 2

Same, No. 3

Report of irrigationinves tigations,1902, No. 1

Same, No. 2Same, No. 3

Artificial irrigationin humid and semi-arid districts

Annual report of irri-

gation and drain-age investigations,

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Ageiculture—Contd.

Experiment StationsO^^ice—Continued.

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braslca, etcDuty of water in Ne-braska, under Am-ity Canal, etc

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Present status of soil

investigationDifferences betweenfour southern andfour northern soils

and improvementsin soil managementwhich these differ-

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Utilitj'^ of soil surveysin West

Use of water for irri-

gation in TexasHistory of tobaccowilt in GranvilleCounty, N.C ,

Bovine tuberculosisand methods for its

controlWater rights on in-Interstate streams,Platte River andtributaries; resultsof investigations,1905

Water rights on in-terstate streams,Platte River andtribii.taries, waterrights within theStates, 1905

Features and waterrights of YubaRiver, Cal


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Agriculture as first

year scienceNew dairy barn atKentucky Experi-ment Station

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Title.

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Experiment Stations

Office—Contiaued.

Hawaii Agricultural Ex-periment Station an-nual reports (paper):

19061907191019111912191319141914

Hawaii Agricultural Ex-periment Station bulle-tins (paper):No. 1

No. 3

No. 8.....No. 9


' No. 30No. 31

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Alaska Agricultural Ex-periment Station an-nual reports (paper):

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Alaska Agricultural Ex-periment Station an-nual reports, separates(paper): Dairy prac-tice at Kenai Station,

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Porto Rico AgriculturalExperiment Station an-nual reports (paper):

1906190719081910191119121913

Porto Rico AgriculturalExperiment Station an-nual reports, separates(paper): Fermentationof cacao and coffee

Porto Rico Agriculturaltural Experiment Sta-

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No. 2No. 3 (Spanish)No. 4

No. 5No. 5 (Spanish)No. 7


Porto Rico AgriculturalExperiment Stationcirculars (paper): No.6 (Spanish)

Farmers' institutes lec-

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Food charts (paper), 826sets

Guam Agricultural Ex-periment Station an-nual reports (paper):

1911191219131914

List of workers in sub-jects pertaining to agri-

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No. 8No. 11

No. 14


Circulars (paper):No. 2No. 3No. 5No. 7

No. 14No. 15No. 16No. 17No. 24No. 25

Forest Service.


General publications (pa-per):Handbook for camp-

ers in the nationalpark in California.

.

Num-ber of


12,390 1 $1. 00 $826. 00

1 . 10 .104 .05 .205 .05 .259 . 10 .90

18 .10 1.80

26 .10 2.6021 . 10 2. 10

21 . 10 2. 10

1 . 10 . 101 .30 .30

12 . 10 1. 2012 .05 . 60

3 .05 .152 .05 .10

3 .05 .153 .05 . 15

3 .05 .153 .05 .151 .05 .052 .05 . 10

2 .05 . 10

1 .05 .054 . 10 . 404 .10 .401 . 10 .101 .20 .202 .15 .301 .05 .052 . 10 .201 .05 .052 .05 . 10

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .0505 05

1 !05 !051 .05 .05

3 .05 . 15

1 .05 .052 .05 . 10

1 .05 .053 .05 .151 .05 .05

1 .05 .051 .05. .051 .10 .101 .05 .051 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

Title.


Forest Service—Contd.

General publications (pa-per)—Continued.Extent and impor-tance of chestnutbark disease, 1908 .

.

Standard classifica-

tion of activities

and procedure inForest Service ac-

countingForest tree diseases inCalifornia and Ne-vada, Feb. 14, 1914.

Manual for field

useNational forest fire-

protection plans,Aug. 3, 1911

Forest fire protectionby States, Jan. 22,

1914

The coimtry's forests,

1914Instructions regard-ing grazing trespass,Jan. 15, 1908

I'rinciples and pro-cedure governingthe classification

and segregation of

agricultural andforest lands in thenational forests,

May 4, 1914

Instructions for mak-ing forest surveysand maps, 1912(cloth)

Use of the nationalforests (cloth)

Information regard-ing employment of

the national for-

ests

National forest man-ual-General adminis-tration and pro-tection

Claims, settle-

ment, admin-istrative sites,

1912Forest plans, for-

est extension,forest investiga-

tions, libraries,

coope ration,dendrology,1911

Grazing, 1911Grazing, withamendm e n t s

178, 181, and 182.

Instructions re-

lating to forest

prodxictsSpecial uses. 1911.Trespass, 1911Water power, tel-

ephone, etc.,

Feb. 24, 1913...Forest trees of Pacific

slope

Num-ber of

copies.

13

23

231

1 Per set.



Title.


Forest Service—Contd..

©eneral publications(paper)—Contd.Experiments withjack pine and hem-lock lor mechanicalpulp

Purchase of land un-der the Weeks lawin the southernAppalachian andWhite Mountains.Revised Feb. 16,

1914National forest re-

ceipts lor the bene-fit of schools androads

Review of ForestService investiga-tions, vol. 1

Same, vol. 2Our timber supply,

1914Instructions lor

scaling and man-agement of nation-al forest timber,1915. (Fabric) ....

Tree distribution(in Nebraska) un-der Kinkaid Act,1911

The Use Book, 1913...The Use Book: Wa

ter power, 1911....


No. 6

No. 7

No. 8

No. 10No. 13No. 14

No. 15No. 17

No. 27No. 28No. 30No. 31No. 32No. .33

No. 34

No. 35No. 36No. .37

No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41

No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 46No. 47No. 49No. 50No. 51.


No. 63

Turn-er ofjpies.

Price. Total.

17 $0.05 $0. 858 .05 .40

10 .10 1.0015 .10 1.5039 .10 3. 9086 .15 12.903 .15 .45

21 .10 2. 1034 .10 3. 4021 .15 3. 15

24 .15 3. 6088 .10 8. 8027 .15 4. 05

183 .10 18. 3015 .15 2.2538 .15 5.703 .10 .30

42 .26 10. 5071 .15 10. 65

80 .10 8. 0067 .15 10. 05

8 .15 1.2052 .30 15.6036 .10 3.60157 .15 23. 55

9 .10 .9023 .10 2. 30

6 .10 .6052 .10 5.2026 .05 1. 3085 .05 4.25187 .10 18.7021 .15 3. 15

19 .10 1.902 .10 .20

101 .15 15.15

6 .10 .6022 .15 3.3064 .10 6. 40

29 .05 1. 45

158 .05 7. 9038 .15 5.70

30 .05 1.5064 .10 6. 40

129 .20 25.8065 .05 3. 25

23 .05 1.15

41 .10 4. 10

24 .10 2. 40

52 .10 5.2022 .10 2.2020 .15 3.0016 .10 1.60

65 .10 6. 50

86 .15 12.90

16 .05 . 80

11 .10 1.1013 .10 1.30

9 .10 .9012 .05 .60

48 .20 9. 60

63 .15 9. 45

6 .05 .30

1 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .10

78 .05 3.902 .05 .10

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

7 .05 .35


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended Jane 30, 1915—Continued.

Num-ber of

copies.

Ageictjltuee— Contd.

Forest Service—Cont^l.

Circulars (paper)—ContdNo. 27

No. 29No. 30No. 31

No. 32No. 33No. 35

No. 36No. 37No. 3S

No. 39No. 40No. 41

No. 42

No. 43

No. 45

No. 46No. 47No. 49

No. 52No. 53

Price.

SO. 05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

Total.

$0. 10

.25

.45

.35

.15

.101.15.10.05

1. 10

3.05

.40

.30

.60

.25

1.95.10.50.55.55.50.70

1.001.00.30

1. 10

2. 55

.701. 10

1.20.75

1.201.40.45

2. 05.60.05

1.051.05.65.45.55.65

.10

.60

.05

.351.00.70.35.45

2.00.40.30.45.45

1.10.15

1.252.351.252.45.30.35.10.20.05.75

1.10.25.05.40

1.75.20

Title.


Forest Service— Contd..

Circulars (paper)—ContdNo. 113

No. 114

No. 115No. 116No. 117No. 118

No. 119

No. 120No. 121No. 122No. 123No. 124

No. 125

No. 126No. 127

No. 128

No. 129No. 130No. 132No. 133

No. 134

No. 135No. 136No. 137No. 138No. 139No. 140No. 141No. 142No. 143No. 145No. 146No. 147No. 148No. 149No. 150No. 151No. 152No. 153 ,

No. 154

No. 155 ,


No. 165No. 166No. 167No. 168No. 169No. 170No. 171No. 172No. 173No. 174No. 175No. 176No. 177No. 178No. 179No. 180No. 181No. 1S2No. 1S3No. 1S4No. 185No. 186No. 187No. 188No. 189No. 190No. 191

Num-ber of

copies.

15

323119

214

12

14

1

7313

514

13

272164

3613

31122

10

92

1192

28212

54312

15

733328101012

6

3

17

72112

323

7227115

915

8933136

3388423518

3114

723412447

1063140

Price. Total.

50. 05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.10.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

$0.751.601.55.95.10.70

428 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

Itemized Statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Ageiculttjke—Contd.

Forest Service—Cont^.

Circulars (paper)—Contd

.

No. 192No. 192No. 193No. 194No. 195No. 196No. 197No. 198No. 199No. 200No. 201No. 202No. 203No. 205No. 206No. 207No. 208No. 209No. 210No. 211No. 212No. 213No. 214No. 215No. 216

Report on forestry (cloth):

Vol. 1

Vol. 2Vol. 3

Forest planting leaflet

(paper):No. 9No. 12No. 14No. 20

Silvical leaflets (paper):No. 11

No. 12

No. 19

No. 21No. 22No. 24No. 26No. 27No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 41

No. 43No. 44No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53 ,

Maps (paper):Forest charts of Med-

icine Bow (10 sets).

.

National forests, mapof, with insets, Mar.17, 1908. 4 sheets(per set)

National forests, mapwith insets. May 1,

1910. 4 sheets (perset)

Num-ber of

copies.

200117263614

11

517

1

6897

37781062783345295642

10420217

28

34

3

Price.

70

(1)

SO. 05.05.05.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.50

.50

.30

33

70

.50

,50

Total.

$7.00

.70

.55

.25

.85

.053.40.45.35

1.853.90

10. 6013.901.652. 251.452.802. 105.20

10. 10.85

1.40

1.502. 00

7.00

4.00

16.50

Title.


Forest Service—Gontd..

Maps (paper)—Contd.National forests and

related data withinsets, Oct. 1, 1914.

Map of forest regionsof North America,1910

National forest re-

gions of SouthAmerica and theircharacteristicgrowth, 1911

"Record of who 1 e s a 1 eprices of lumber, April,May, June, 1912

Forest Atlas—Geographicdistribution of NorthAmerican trees, pt. 1:

Pines, 1913

Num-ber ofcopies.

1 Special.

Irrigation Inquiry Office.

Annual reports (paper):Report of special agentin charge of artesian andirrigation investigation,1891

General publications (pa-per):Report on prelimi-nary investigationto determine properlocation of artesianwells within area of

97th meridian, andeast of foothills of

Rocky Mountains.

.

Irrigation in UnitedStates report pre-pared bv R. J. Hin-ton, 1887

Report on irrigationand cultivation of

sofl, bv R. J. Hin-ton, 1893 (cloth)....

Final geological re-

ports of artesianand underflow in-

vestigation b 6 -

tween 97th meri-dian of longitudeand foothills o f

Rocky Mountains..Progress report of ir-

rigation in theUnited States, pt.l,1891

General publications,separates (paper):Artesian and under-flow investigation,final report of Ed-ward S. Nettleton,1893, pt. 2

Final report on mid-plains division of

artesian and under-flow investigationbetween 97th meri-dian of longitudewest of Greenwichand foothiUs of

Rocky Mountains.

.

Bulletin (paper) : No . 1 . .

.

2 Per set.

46

29

Price.

$0. 10

.15

.15

.05

1.00

.10

1

10i

40

,25

1. 05

.25

.35

,35

Total.

$0.20

2.55

.15

''1

29.00

,20

.40

,50

2. 10

.25

.35

.70

.101.00



Title.

Agkictjlttjee—Contd.

Library.


No. 4 ,

No. 5 ,

No. 6No. 7No. 8No. 9

No. 9 (halfleather)...No. 10No. 11

No. 12No. 13

No. 15

No. 16No. 17No. 18No. 19No. 21No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 37, supplement 1.

No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 42....No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61....No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71 ,

No. 72,

No. 73 ,

Num-ber of

copies.

No. 74Monthly bulletins(paper):

Vol. 3, index

Price.

SO. 05.05.05.05.05.05.10.30.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.15.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.20.30.05.05.05.15.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.40.05.05.05.10.10.10.10.10.15.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10

.05

Total.

$0. 0510

.10

.10

.10

.10

.20

.30

. 15

. 15

.15

.15

.05

.15

.05

. 10

.10

.10

.05

.05

.15

.10

.05

.10

.10

.10

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.10

.40

.30

.10

.05

.10

.90

.15

.15

.10

.10

.05

.05

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.054.00.10.10.10.30.10.10.10.10.15.10.10.10.10.10.10.20.10.10.10

.10

Title.


Microscopy Division.

Food products (paper):No. 2No. 3

Plant Industry Bureau.

General publications (pa-per):

Results of demonstra-tion work in boys'and girls' clubs in1912

Girls' demonstrationwork: the canningclub

Directions to coopera-tive corn breeders..

Boys' demonstrationwork: corn clubs...

Boys' demonstrationcorn club, Mar. 31,

1913Results of boys' dem-onstration work incorn clubs in 1910.

.

Organization and in-

struction in boys'corn club work."...

Corn varieties for dis-

tribution in Texas,Oklahoma, andLouisiana,January,1914

The production of

cotton under boll-

weevil conditions.

.

Control of cotton wiltand root-knot

Suggestions on grow-ing Egyptian cot-

ton in the South-west

Memorandum of in-

formation concern-ing official cottongrades. 1912

Cotton as crop for theYuma reclamationproject

Single stock cottonculture

Effective method ofpreventing erosionhiU lands

Field instruction for

farmers' coopera-tive demonstrationwork, second revi-

sion. Nov. 10, 1909...Field instruction for

farmers' coopera-tive demonstrationwork, third revision

Commercial fertilizers;

their uses and valueFarm fertilizers

Farm fertilizers, Aug.7, 1911, No. '-A" 77..

Menziesia—A newstock-poisoningplant of the North-western States,June 10, 1914

Num- ;

ber of Price,copies.

2 .05

6 .05 .30

4 .05 .20

4 .05 .20

2 .05 .10

4 .05 .20

3 .05 .15

2 .05 .10

4 .05 .20

3 .05 .10

7 .03 .35

1 .05 .05

3 .05 .15

71 .05;

3.55

22 .05 1. 10

2 .05 .10

4 .05 .20

1

11.05.05

.05

.55

8 .05 .40

3 .05 .15



Jum-er ofjpies.

Price. Total.

2 $0.10 $0. 2012 .05 .602 .05 .10

10 .05 .504 .05 .201 .05 .051 .05 .05

37 .20 7.4031 .10 3.1028 .10 2.8062 .40 24.8026 .10 2.6037 .10 3.7010 .10 1.0010 .10 1.002 .05 .10

14 .10 1.4022 .10 2.2075 .05 3.7519 .10 1.901 .15 .15

9 .15 1.3527 .10 2.704 .15 .60

42 .10 4.204 .15 .601 .05 .051 .05 .053 .05 .15

66 .05 3.3010 .10 1.004 .05 .20

18 .05 .9053 .05 2.65

104 .10 10. 4024 .10 2.4012 .05 .6012 .10 1.201 .05 .05

14 .10 1.4038 .05 1.9029 .05 1.45

583 .10 58.302 .05 .10

34 .05 1.7012 .10 1.20

286 .05 14.30214 .05 10. 70

4 .05 .204 .05 .202 .10 .20

14 .05 .7031 .25 7.7523 .10 2.3014 .10 1.401 .15 .15

10 .30 3.003 .15 .45

25 .05 1.2545 .25 11.259 .05 .453 .05 .15

1 .10 .1013 .05 .654 .05 .20

16 .05 .8021 .05 1.0523 .10 2.3014 .3018 .05 .9044 .05 2.2040 .05 2.0012 .05 .6010 .05 .50

Title.

Agriculture—Cent d.

Plant Industry Bureau—Continued.

General publications (pa-per—Contd.Emergency crops for

overflowed landsin Mississippi Val-ley, May 18, 1912....

Relation of handlingto decay in Califor-nia navel oranges,season ol 1910-11. .

.

Principal poisonousplants of the "West-ern Stock Range . .

.

Potato growing asclub work in theNorth and "West . .

.

Selection of jottonand corn seed onSouthern farms

Fall breaking and thepreparation of theseed bed

Familiar talks onfarming; cultiva-tion of crops, Apr.15. 1908

Southern farm notes.

.

Corn crop in South-ern States

Plans for continua-tion of tobacco in-investigations inTexas, Dec. 14, 1909.

Tomato growing asclub work in theNorth and West .

.


No. 2No. 3

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6No. 8No. 9No. 10 ,

No. 11

No. 14 ,

No. 16No. 17No. 20No. 21No. 22No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 39No. 41No. 42No. 43

. No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

Total.

,05

$0. 10

.25

8. 60

.65

.10

2. 15

.50

.30

.80

6. 803.00.80.80.10

1.50.10.90

1.00.10

1.10.10

1.204.35.35

.10

.501.205.703. 00

1.207.202.101.401.353.154.801.35.10

3.00.10

2.801.50.30.20.30

6.50

Title.

Agricuxture—Contd.


-Con.Bulletins (paper)-No. 50No. 51, pt.No. 51, pt.No. 51, pt.No. 51, pt.No. 51, pt.No. 51, pt.No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71No. 72No. 72, pt. 1

No. 72, pt. 2No. 72, pt. 4No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 80No. 81No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 85No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 90, pt. 3No. 90, pt. 4

No. 90, pt. 5

No. 91No. 92No. 93No. 94No. 96No. 97No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 100, pt. 1

No. 100, pt. 3

No. 100, pt. 4

No. 100, pt. 4

No. 100, pt. 5

No. 100, pt. 6No. 100, pt. 7

No. 100, pt. 8No. 102No. 102, pt. 1

No. 102, pt. 2No. 102, pt. 3

No. 102, pt. 4

No. 102, pt. 5 ,

1 Special.



Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Agkiculture—Contd.


Bulletins (paDer)—Con.No. 102, pt. 6 12Xo. 102. pt. 7 17No. 103 4

No. 104 50No. 105 15

No. 106 1

No. 107 44No. 108 46No. 109 36No. 110 ' 18No. Ill 16No. lll,pt.l

,3

No. Ill, pt. 2 14No. Ill, pt. 3 5

No. Ill, pt. 4 5No. Ill, Pt. 5 1

No. 112.;. 5

No. 114 ! 23No. 115 33No. 116 11No. 117 38No. 118 24No. 119 ! 19No. 120 18No. 121 13No. 121, pt. 1 3No. 121, pt. 2 10No. 121, pt. 3 1 2No. 121, pt. 4

1

3

No. 121, pt. 5 ! 12No. 121, pt. 6 ; 4No. 122 ! 15No. 123 t 18No. 124 1 21No. 125 35No. 126 41No. 127 22No. 128 14No. 129 8No. 130 42No. 131 20No. 131. pt.l

; 8No. 131, pt. 2 : 36No. 131, pt. 3

\6

No. 131.pt. 4 1 7No. 131, pt. 5 ! 5No. 132. 12No. 133 34No. 134 12No. 135 34No. 136 34No. 137 5No. 138 21No. 139 339No. 140 11No. 141 21No. 141, pt. 2 7No. 141, pt. 3 i 10No. 141, pt. 4 ! 12No. 141, pt. 5

i

4

No. 142 i 6No. 143 37No. 144 17No. 145 11No. 146 30No. 147 13No. 148 6No. 149 117No. 150 33No. 151 118No. 152 18No. 153 8No. 154 6No. 155 21

Price.

$0. 10.05

.10

.05• .10

.15

.15,

.15

.25

.20

.15

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.15

.10

.25

.10

.10

.10

.10

.15

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.15

.20

.10

.10

.30

.10

.15

.10

.10

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.20

.05

.05

.20

.10

.10

.15

.15

.10

.10

.05

.10

.05

.05

.10

.10

.15

.15

.10

.05

.10

.15

.10

.15

.15

.10

.15

.15

Total.

11.20.85.40

2.501.50.15

67.056.909.003.602.40.15

.70

.25

.25

.05

.503.453.302.753.802.401.901.801.95.15

.50

.10

.15

.60

.202.253.602.103.5012.302.202.10.80

4.202.00.40

1.80.30.35.25

2.401.70.60

6.803.40.50

3.1550.851.102.10.35

1.00.60.20.60

3.702.551.653.00.65.60

17.553.3017.702.70.80.90

3.15

Title.



Bulletins (paper)—Con.No. lot.

No. 157No. 158No. 159No. 160No. 161No. 162No. 163No. 164Nos. 157-164No. 165No. 166No. 167No. 168No. 169No. 170No. 171

No. 172Nos. 165-172No. 173

No. 174

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No. 182No. 183Nos. 173-183No. 184No. 185No. 186No. 187No. 188No. 189No. 190No. 191

Nos. 184-191No. 192No. 193No. 194No. 195No. 196No. 197Nos. 192-197No. 198No. 199No. 200No. 201No. 202No. 203No. 204No. 205No. 206No. 207No. 208No. 209No. 210No. 211No. 212Nos. 206-212No. 213No. 214No. 215No. 216No. 217No. 218No. 219No. 220No. 221No. 222No. 223

Num-ber ofcopies.

12 $0. 15 $1.885 .10 .5015 .15 2.2519 .10 1.9041 1 .15 6.1510 ' .10 1.005 .10 .50

30 .25 7.5023

1

.10 2.302

!.05 .18

43 1 .10 4.3018 .10 1.8064 .20 12.804 .05 .20

43 .10 4.3034 .10 3.4026 : .25 6.5016 ' .25 4.001 .05 .05

13 .10 1.3035 .10 3.5022 .10 2.207 .05 .35

10 .15 1.5011 .10 1.1023 .10 2.3020 .15 3.0012 .15 1.8013 .10 1.3010 .10 1.001 .05 .05

20 .10 2.0039 .15 5.8527 .20 5.4024 .15 3.6060 .15 9.0026 .10 2.6019 .10 1.9019 .10 1.901 .05 .05

17 .15 2.5549 .25 12.2526 .15 3.90

147 .10 14.7025 .10 2. 5057 .15 8.551 .05 .05

24 .20 4.8018 .,05 .9018 .10 1.8021 .20 4.2028 .15 4.2017 .10 1.7019 .15 2.855 .05 .25

23 .20 4.605 .10 .507 .10 .70

115 .10 11.5014 .15 2.1017 .10 1.7046 .10 4.601 .05 .05

49 .40 19.6033 .10 3.3014 .05 .7034 .15 5.1042 .15 6.3031 .10 3.10

334 .15 50.1012 .05 .606 .15 .9016 .10 1.607 .10 .70



Num-ber of


8 SO. 05 $0.4024 .05 1.2016 .20 3.201 .05 .059 .05 .45

52 .30 15.6031 .25 7.7538 .15 5.7017 .10 1.7013 .10 1.306 .10 .6043 .10 4.3073 .05 3.65

237 .20 47.407 .05 .35

17 .10 1.7019 .10 1.902 .05 .101 .05 .05

25 .05 1.259 .10 .90

24 .15 3.6018 .20 3.6024 .30 7. 209 .10 .9020 .15 3.001 .05 .056 .10 .6010 .10 1.00

128 .15 19. 20645 .10 64.5029 .20 5.8017 .15 2.55

380 .20 76.0021 .50 10.5027 .15 4. 0534 .10 3.4046 .15 6.90

129 .10 12. 9032 .25 8. 0012 .10 1.2031 .15 4.6525 .20 5.007 .10 .70

62 .05 3.1024 .10 2. 4015 .15 2. 2535 .10 3.5016 .15 2.4021 .10 2. 1010 .05 .5024 .05 1.2044 .25 11.0014 .15 2. 1031 .15 4.6521 .05 1.0520 .05 1.0022 .05 1.1015 .10 1.5018 .05 .9018 .10 1.8018 .10 1.8010 .10 1.0056 .15 8.4055 .10 5.50

1 .05 .051 .05 .05

15 .05 .7513 .05 .6520 .05 1.00

360 .05 18.0010 .05 .50

8 .05 .40

Title.

Agricultube—Contd.


Bulletins (paper)—Con.No. 224......No. 225No. 226Nos. 218-226No. 227No. 228No. 229No. 230No. 231No. 232No. 233No. 234No. 235No. 236No. 237No. 238No. 239No. 240Nos. 231-240No. 241No. 242No. 243No. 244No. 245

• No. 246No. 247Nos. 241-247No. 248No. 249No. 250No. 251No. 252No. 253No. 254No. 255No. 256No. 257No. 258No. 259No. 260No. 261No. 262No. 263No. 264No. 265No. 266No. 267No. 268No. 269No. 270No. 271No. 272No. 273No. 274No. 275No. 276No. 277No. 278No. 279No. 280No. 281No. 282No. 283No. 284No. 285


No. 2

No. 3No. 4

No. 5No. 6

No. 7No. 8

Title.

Ageicultuee—Contd

Plant Industry Bureau-Continued.

Circulars (paper)—ConNo. 9No. 10 ,

No. 11

No. 12...,No. 13

No. 14 ,

No. 15No. 16No. 17No. 18 ,


No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37 ,

No. 38No. 39No. 40Nos. 1-40, index....No. 41

'No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 68..

No. 69No. 70No. 71

No. 72No,. 73No. 74

No. 75

No. 76No. 77No. 78

No. 79No. 80No. 81

No. 82

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0. 05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05,05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05


Itemized statement of sales for the Jiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Agriculture—Contd

.


Circulars (paper)—Con.No. 83No. 84No. 85No. 86No. 87No. 90No. 91No. 94No. 95

No. 96No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103No. 104No. 105No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110No. Ill

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No. 114No. 115

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No. 122No. 123No. 124No. 125 :

No. 126No. 12&-CNo. 127No. 128No. 129No. 130No. 131No. 132

Circulars, separates (pa-per):

Soil bacteriology as afactor in crop pro-duction

The Himalaya black-berry

Directions for blue-berry culture

A new system of cot-ton culture

The abortion of fruit-

ins: branches in cot-ton

Leaf-cut or tomosis, adisorder of cottonseedlings

The culture of Duran-go cotton in the Im-perial Valley

The fundamentals ofcrop improvement.

.

Bartlett pear precool-ing and storage in-

vestigations in theRogue River Val-ley

Num-ber of

copies.

174

175

14

2911

15

1266

3

13

911

5

93

9

36164

181372213

197

11

16291814

5211

109213

1

213

11

15

4

25

Price.

$0.05.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

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.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05-10.05.05.05.05.05.05.05

Total.

$0. 15

.45

.85

.20

.85

.25

.701.45.55

.756.30.30.15.65.45.55

.25

.45

.15,-45

1.80.80.20.90

6. 851.10

.35

.55

.801.45.90.70

2. 60,55.50

4. 601. 30,05.10.65

.55

.75

.201.25

Title.

Agriculture—Contd

.


Circulars, separates (pa-per)—Continued.Experiments in sub-soilmg at San An-tonio

The tuber-unitmethod of seed-po-tato improvement.

.

Seed distribution (paper):Distribution of cottonseed—

1907

190919101911191219131914

The da sheen, a rootcrop for the South.

.

The forcing andblanching of dash-een shoots

How to send livingplant material toAmerica

Tulip and narcissusbulbs

Distribution of tulipand narcissusbulbs, 1914

Grain standardization(paper) : A series of dia-grams in grading com-mercial corn

Inventory, seed andplants imported (paper)No. 31No. 32No. 33

.Service and RegulatoiyAnnouncements, April,1914

Work 0 freclamation proj -

ect experiment farms(paper):Belle Fourche, 1913.

.

Huntley, 1913San Antonio, 1913Truckee-Carson, 1913.Umatilla, 1913Yuma, 1913

Num-ber of

copies.

Pomology Division.

Annual reports (paper):

Bulletins (paper):No. 2No. 7

No. 9

No. 10

Publications Division.


Title and index toFarmers' BulletinsNos. 22-560, Octo-ber, 1913

Outline maps of theUnited States, bycounties,Jan. 1,1913.

19

1

100

Special.

6495—15- -28



Title.


Publications Division—Continued.

General publications (pa-per)—Continued.Same, Jan. 1, 1913...Same, Jan. 1, 1915...

Bulletins (paper):No. 3No. 4 ,

No. 8No. 8 (cloth) :..

No. 10Circulars (paper):

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8No. 19

Press notices (paper): Or-ris root culture

Public Roads Office.


General publications(paper): Exhibit of Of-fice of Public Roads,Alaska -Yukon- Pacific

Exposition, Sept. 10,

1909Bulletins (paper):

No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 5No. 10No. 12No. 13

No. 15

No. 16No. 18No. 18, supplement.

.

No. 21No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 28No. 29.....

No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35....,No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41

No. 42No. 43

No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48

Circulars (paper):No. 14No. 15

No. 17No. 18No. 21

No. 23

Num-ber ofcopies

Price. Total.

484 $0. 10 $48. 40

183 . 10 18. 30

3 . 15 .45

2 .20 .4025 .15 3.752 .25 .50

10 .15 1.50

1 .05 .05

7 .05 .35

8 .05 .402 .05 .10

1 .05 .05

45 .05 2. 25

2 .05 .10

2 .05 . 10

2 . 10 .20

I .05 .05

I .05 .05

I .05 .05

. 05 .05

2 .05 . 1069 .05 3.452 .05 . 10

13 .05 . 65

54 .05 2. 70

4 !o5 !20

16 .05 .8021 .05 1.05

. 10 .90

. 10 .8020 .05 1.0052 . 10 5^2065 . 10 6.5025 . 10 2. 5012 '. 15 1.8010

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15 1.5011 .20 2. 2032

'

15 4. 8090 . 10 9.0015 ^15 2. 25

127 'l5 19! 05249 !io 24.' 90

.15 .15

16 . 10 1. 6050 . 10 5. 0013 25 3. 25

353 . 15 52. 95

75 . 15 11. 25

171 !l5 25! 65

124 .10 12. 4050 .15 7.50188 .15 28.20

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .0511 .05 .55

8 .05 .40102 .05 5.10

2 .05 .10

Title.

AGRICULTURE—Contd

.

Public Roads Office—Con.

Circulars (paper)—Contd.No. 25No. 26No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 67No. 59No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71

No. 72No. 73


No. 84No. 85No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 92No. 93No. 94No. 95No. 96No. 97No. 98No. 99No. 100

Seed and Plant Introduc-tion Section.

Circulars (paper): No. 2..

Soils Bureau.


General publications (pa-per): Description ofsoil

types established andchanges in classification

since publication of

Bulletin No. 78

Num-ber ofcopies.

1

1

1

1

261

3

3

1

1

1

1

3

571

1

2

1

2

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

25

2

1

2

1

5

3

21

1

1

3

1

5

3

1

1

25

5546157305574341958115

SUPEEINTENDENT OP DOCUMENTS. 435

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Cohtinued.

Price. Total.

26 w. 10 $2. 6063 . 15 9. 45107 . 25 26. 7530 . 05 1. 5039 . 15 5. 8529 . 10 2.9010 . 05 . 5015 • 10 1. 5071 . 10 7. 1037 . 20 7. 4014 . 05 . 7018 . 15 2. 7023 . 05 1. 1532 1. 00 32. 00

1 . 05 . 055 . 05 . 25y . 05 . 45

. 05 . 051 . 05 . 052 . 05 . 101 . 05 . 051 . 05 . 052 . 05 . 101 . 05 . 051 . 05 . 05

io1/ . 05 . 607 • 05 .356 . 05 . 30

80 . 05 4. 007 . 05 . 352 . 05 . 108 . 05 . 409 . 05 . 458 . 05 .406 . 05 .304 . 05 .20

58 . 05 2. 908 . 05 . 409 . 05 . 453 . 05 . 152 . 05 . 102 . 05 . 10

53 . 05 2. 6553 . 05 2. 6552 . 05 2. 604 . 05 . 202 . 05 . 101 . 05 . 052 . 05 . 108 . 05 .40

52 .05 2. 6054 . 05 2. 701 . 05 .05

25 . 05 1 254 !05 i205 .05 .253 .05 .154 .05 .202 .05 .105 .05 .257 .05 .35

12 .05 .608 .05 .4014 .05 .703 .05 .151 .05 .054 .05 .20

53 .05 2.652 .05 .103 .05 .155 .05 .2512 .05 .603 .05 .153 .05 .15



Title.

Agkiculture—Contd.

Soils Bureau—Contd.

Circulars (paper)—Con.No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 79

Field operations (cloth):

1900, text and maps .

,

1901, text and maps(Iset) ,

1901, text and maps.1902, text and maps

(3 sets)

1903, text and maps(3 sets)



1906, text (paper) . . .

.

1906, maps1907, text and maps

(5 sets) ,


1909, text and maps(3 sets) ,

1910, text1910, maps1911, text1911, maps1911, text and maps(Iset)

Field operations, sepa-rates (paper):

Soil survey of—Archer County,Tex

Ashley County,Ark

Bremer County,Iowa

Bamberg Countys. c

Barnes County,N. Dak

Barton County,Mo

Boone County,Ind

Bradford Countyj

FlaCaddo Parish, LaCape GirardeauCounty, Mo. ..

Carlton Area,Minnesota-Wisconsin

Carroll County,Mo

Cass County,Mich

Cass County, MoCass Coimty,Nebr

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total. Title.Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

—Total.

AGEICULTUBE--Contd.

Soils Bureau—Qont^.

Field operations, sepa-5 $0.05 $0.25 rates (paper)—Contd.

25 .05 1.25 Soil sm:vey of—Con.14 .05 .70 Chattooga5 .05 .25 County, Ga 5 $0. 15 $0.759 .05 .45 Cherokee Coun-

20 .05 1. 00 ty, Kans 19 . 15 2.852 .05 .10 Chilton Coimty,

32 .05 1. 60 Ala 1 .15 .154 .05 .20 Christian8 .05 .40 County, Ky 2 .15 .30

21 .05 1.05 Clarke County,7 .05 .35 Ala 3 . 15 . 45

39 .05 1.95 Cleburne County,1 .05 .05 Ala 2 .15 .30

Colbert County,2 1.80 3.60 Ala 1 . 15 . 15Columbia2 1 2.25 2.25 Coimty, Wis 3 . 15 .451 2.25 2.25 Concordia

1 . 15 .156 13.80 11.40 Conecuh County,

Ala 2 . 15 .306 1 6.35 19.05 Conway County,

Ark 2 . 15 .308 1 4.75 19. 00 Greeley County,

Colo 1 .20 . 2010 1 4.50 22.50 Covington2 .70 1.40 County, Ala 1 . 15 . 153 3.50 10.50 Crystal Springs

1 . 15 . 1510 1 4.50 22.50 Dallas County,

Ala 1 . 15 .158 1 4. 75 19. 00 Delaware Coun-

14.40ty, Ind 3 . 15 . 45

6 14. 80 Dougherty7 1.50 10.50 County, Ga 5 . 15 . 757 3.25 22.75 E. Feliciana3 2.00 6. 00 5 . 15 . 753 4. 00 12. 00 Elmore County,

Ala 1 .15 .152 1 6. 00 6.00 rayette\-ille

Area, Ark 1 . 15 . 15Fond du LacCoimty, "Wis. .

.

1 . 15 .15

.15Forsythe Coun-

1 .15 ty, N. C 4 . 15 .60Fresno Area, Cal

.

1 '. 15 '. 154 .15 .60 Genesee County,

Mich 4 . 15 .608 .15 1.20 Glynn Coimty,

Ga 3 . 15 .455 .15 .75 Goodhue County,

Minn 12 . 15 1.802 .15 .30 Gordon County,

1.35Ga 4 . 15 .60

9 .15 GreenwoodCounty, Kans.. 8 . 15 1.20

6 .15 .90 HabershamCounty. Ga 10 . 15 1.50

5 .15 .75 Hamilton Coun-2 ,25 .50 ty, Ind . 15 1. 05

Harrison Coun-3 .15 .45 tv, Tex i .15 .15

Hendricks Coun-ty, Ind 4 .15 .60

1 .15 .15 Henrico County,Va 18 .15 2. 70

6 .15 .90 Holmes County,1 .15 .15

1 .15 .15 Hood River-2 .15 .30 White Salmon

Eiver Area,5 .15 .75 Oreg.-Wash 26 .15 3.90

Per set.





Price. Total.

A r'T?TPT7T TTTT?17' C^.fWifA

Field operations, sepa- Field operations, sepa-

rates (paper)—Contd. rates (paper)—Contd.Soil survey of—Con. Soil survey of—Con.

Jefi Davis Coun- Oneida County,ty, Ga $0.15 $0.30 $0 2.5

Jackson Area, Ontario County,Miss 1 .15 .15 N. Y . 15 1.05

Jackson County, Orange County,Mo 4 .15 .60 N. Y 24 .15 3.60

Jasper County, OrangeburgMiss 1 . 15 . 15 County, S. C.

.

.25 .25

Jefferson Coun- Otoe County,ty Ala 1 . 15 . 15 Nebr .15 . 15

Jefferson Coun- Ouachita Par-ty, N. Y 1 .25 .25 . 15 . 15

Jefferson Coun- Ozark Region. .

.

.25 2. 25

ty, N. Y 1 . 15 .15 Puget SoundJefferson Coun- Basin, Wash.

.

. 75 . 75

ty, Wis . 15 1.05 Paiaro Valley,Jew^ell County, Cal . 15 .15Kans 7 . 15 1.05 Pender County,

Jones County, N. C .15 .45Ga 5 . 15 .75 Northwe stern

Jones County, Pa .20 .20

2 . 15 .30 South CentralJuneau County, Pd 15 15

Wis 4 .15 .60 North easternKanawha Pa 3 .15 .45County,W.Va. 7 . 15 1.05 Southe astern

Western Kans.. 1 . 15 . 15 Pa 25 . 15 3. 75

La Crosse Perquimans andCounty, Wis .

.

2 . 15 .30 Pasquo tankLafayette Counties, N. C. 2 . 15 .30County, Miss. 1 . 15 . 15 Pike County,Ga. 1 .15 .15

XliltJllilo V-'UU.JJ.tj'f

Va 1 . 15 . 15 Fla 25 .15 3. 75

juemgu Kjuyimy

,

Pike County,Mo .15 .90Pa 8 . 15 1.20 Platte County,

Leon County, Mo . 15 . 15

Fla 2 . 15 .30 Pontotoc Coun-Lincoln County, ty, Miss . 15 . 15

Miss 4 . 15 . 60 Prairie County,Logan and Min- Ark .15 .30go Counties, Prentiss County,W. Va 2 . 15 . 30 Miss . ... . 15 . 15

Marshall Coun- Preston County,ty, Ala 1 . 15 . 15 W. Va . 15 . 15

Meek 1 e n b u r g Putnam Countv,County, N. C. 2 . 15 .30 Tenn . 15 . 15

Mesilla Valley, Ralls County,N. Mex. and Mo .15 .45Tex 7 . 15 \. 05 Randolph Coun-

Miller County, ty, Ala . . 15 . 15

Mo 4 . 15 .60 Randolph Coun-Miller County, tv N C . 15 . 15

Ga . 3 . 15 .45 Reno County,Monroe County, Kans . 15 .15Miss 1 . 15 . 15 Middle Rio

Monroe County, Grande Val-1 r\lU .15 1.50 ley, N. Mex... 8 1 a

. 10 1.20Mon t g 0 ni e r y Russell County,County, Ala

—

1 r. lo .30 Ala .15 .15

Mon t g 0 m e r y Sacram entoCounty, Miss.- 1 .15 .15 Valley, Cal.... .15 .45

Mon t g 0 m e r y Scranton Area,County, Ind.

.

5 .15 .75 Miss .15 .15Mon t g 6 m e r y Shamiee Coun-County, ICans. 1 .15 .15 ty, Kans .15 .15

Newton County, Stewart County,Ind 1 .15 .15 Ga .15 .15

Nodaway Cotm- Stark County,3 .15 .45

.30Ohio 8 .15 L 20

Ocala, Fla 2 .15 Stoddard Coun-Ohio 4 .25 LOO ty, Mo 22 .15 3.30Oklahoma Sumter County,County, Okla. 1 .15 .15 Ala 1 .15 .15

438 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Contmued.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

3 $0. 15 $0. 45

5 . 15 . 75

2 . 15 . 30

5 . 05 . 252 .25 .50

9 .15 1. 35

4 .15 .60

1 .15 .15

8 .15 1.20

4 .15 .60

4 .15 .60

3 .15 .45

2 .15 .30

5 .15 .75

2 . 15 .30

1 .15 .15

16 .15 2. 40

1 . 15 . 15

2 .05 .10

1 .35 .35

7 .05 .356 .05 .308 .05 .401 .10 . 10

1 .05 .0510 .05 .5015 .10 1.502 .05 .101 .05 .051 .10 .101 .05 .057 .05 .351 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .053 .20 .604 .10 .406 .10 .601 .10 .101 .10 .10

16 .15 2. 4031 .10 3. 10

7 .10 .704 .05 .20 1

Title.


Soils Bureau—Contdi.

Eield operations, sepa-rates (paper)—Contd.Soilsurvey of—Con,

Sussex County,N.J

Talbot County,Ga

TangipahoaParish, La

Tattnall Coun-ty, Ga

Southwest Tex.Tipton County,Ind

Troup County,Ga

TuscaloosaCounty, Ala..

Union County,S. C

Warren County,Miss

Wa shingtonCounty, Pa. .

.

Wa shingtonCounty, Tex.

.

Waukesha Coun-ty, Wis

Will County,111

Windham Coun-ty, Conn

Winston Coun-ty, Miss

York County,Pa

York County,S. C

Statistics Bureau.

General publications(paper):Dates of sowing andharvesting, Nov.13, 1911.....

Album of agricul-tural graphics ofUnited States(cloth), 1890


No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No 48No. 49No. 50No. 51

Title.

AGEICULTUEE—Contd.

statistics Bureau—Con.

Bulletins (paper)—Con.No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58 ,

No. 59No. 60No. 61

No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 81No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 91No. 93No. 94No. 95No. 96No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103

Circulars (paper):No.lNo. 2

No. 4

No. 5No. 6No. 7 •-

No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 13.

No. 14.

No. 15.

No. 16.

No. 17.

No. 18.

No. 19.

No.24.No. 26.No. 27.

No. 29.No. 30.No. 31.No. 32.No. 33.

No. 34.

No. 35.No. 36.No. 38.

No. 43.

No. 45.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price,

1 $0. 1510 . oo10 . ou

QO , 30C0 in

. 50QO 1 n

. 30QO nc;

. Do . 15

7 in. 70

D 1 n Rn

3 1 K. 45

QO 1 K. 45

1 K an. DU

on. 10 2. 00

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in. lU . 10

1 n. lU 1 n

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. 10 . 10

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. 10 . 101 .10 .101 .10 .10

. 10 . 1019 . 15 2. 8534 . 15 5. 106 . 10 . 603 . 10 . 302 . 10 . 206 . 20 1. 206 . 10 . 605 . 10 . 502 . 10 . 202 . 10 . 20

33 . 10 3. 3013 . 10 1. 303 . 10 . 304 . 15 . 60

12 . 10 1.2020 . 05 1. 00110 . 15 16. 50

9 . 10 . 907 .05 . 35

1 . 05 . 055 . 05 . 251 . 05 . 054 . 05 .202 .05 . 10

2 . 05 . 104 . 05 .20

3 .05 . 15

2 .05 . 10o/ nc;

. uo 10

3 .05 !l5

2 .05 .10.05 .05.05 .35.05 .20.05 .20

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .10

.05 .15

.05 .05

.05 .05

5 .05 .25

7 .05 .35

3 .05 .15

4 .05 .20

5 .05 .25

1 .05 .05

2 .05 .10

4 .05 .20

2 .051

.10



Title.


Statistics Bureau—Con.

Crop circular (paper):June, 1898July, 1898August, 1898October, 1898November, 1898June, 1899July, 1899August, 1899

Miscellaneous series, bul-

letins (paper):No.lNo. 2

No. 3No. 5No. 7

No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 12No. 13

No. 15, revised ,

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July 1-3, 1909, for

use January 1,1910-

December 31, 1919SameSame (cloth)

Forest products,lumber, laths,

shingles, 1912Mortality statistics—

1908 (cloth)

1909 (cloth)

1910 (cloth)

1910 (cloth)1911 (cloth)

1912 (cloth)

Alphabetical andclassified indexto occupations(cloth)

Paupers in alms-houses, 1910 (cloth)

Physicians' pocketreference to the in-

ternational list of

cause of deathSame, second edi-

tion, 1914Century of popula-

tion growth fromFirst to TwelfthUnited Statescensus, 1790-1900(cloth)

Revenues and ex-penditures, 1903and 1913, publicproperties o f

StatesCounty revenues,expenditures, andpublic properties,1913

Municipal revenues,expenditures, andpublic properties,1913

Rank of the severalStates in popula-tion,value of cropsetc., census of 1900and 1910

Taxation and reve-nue systems, 1914.,

Report on telephonesand telegraphs,1912(cloth)

Tuberculosis inUnited States, 1908

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0. 40

.25

. 55

.05

1.25.90

1.101.00.75

. 10

.50

.50

.70

.05

.50

.50

.15




Price. Total.

Commerce—Contd.


General publications(paper)—Continued.Uniform miinicipalaccounting, pro-ceedings of secondconference held inWashington, Feb-ruary 13, 14, 1906

Uniform accounts as

basis for standardforms for reportingfinancial and otherstatistics of healthdepartments, 1912.

Assessed valuationof property andamounts and rates

of levy, 1860-1912..Estimated valuation

of national wealth1 Snfl-l Ql 9

2

2

3

1

$0.25

.05

.35

.10

$0.50

.10

1.05

.10

Uniform accounts for

supply, etc., 1911..

Abstract of special

1913

23

4

.05

.10

1.15

.40"Rnllpfinc ^nf^norV

3 .10 .30

g 1 .15 . 15

8 2 .35 .70

9 1 .10 .10

10 2 .10 .20

w 2 . 10 .20

12 2 .25 .50

14 1 .10 .10

16 1 .10 .10

17 1 .10 .10

19 1 .10 .10

21 31 .10 3. 10

22 1 .05 .05

23 2 .05 . 10

25 .05 .05

26 5 .10 .5033 2 . 10 .20

39 3 . 10 .30

40 3 . 10 . 3043 . 10 .10

44 3 . 10 .30

47 2 . 10 .2049 . 10 . 10

50 ^25 .25

52 2 ! 10 '. 20

54 \'. 10

*

10'^'^ 1

.' 10*

10

56 *. 10*

10

57 g .15 !90

60 \ ! 15 '. 15A1 g '. 10 '. 60P.O 2 '. 15 "sopa. 2 '. 10 '. 2064 3 ! 15 ', 45

65 4 !l5 !60

66 3 .10 .30

67 4 .10 .40

68 2 .10 .20

69 4 .25 1.00

70 5 .15 .75

72 3 .15 .45

73 3 .20 .60

74 5 .30 1.50

75 3 .10 .30

77 4 .20 .80

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins (paper)—Con.78798081

828384 :

85

100101

103, second edition,enlarged

104.....105106107108109110Ill112113114115116117118119 V120121122123124125126127128129

Special reports (paper)

:

Supplementaryanalysis and de-rivative tables,Twelfth Census,1900 (cloth)

Benevolent institu-

tions

—

1904,19051904 (cloth)

Blind and deaf, 1900(cloth)

Central electriclightand power sta-tions—

19071910 (cloth)

Statistics of cities

having a popula-tion of over 30,000—

1905Same (cloth)

1906Same (cloth)1907Same (cloth)

1908 (cloth)

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price

$0. 15

.20

.10

.10

.10

.15

.15

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.20

.25

.15

.10

.15

.15

.20

.20

.15

.10

.10

.20

.30

.05

.15

.25

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.15

.15

.20

.15

.05

.10

.25

.15

.15

.15

.10

.35

2. 00

.35

.50

.60

.50

.70

.501.00.50.85.65.85.75




Commerce—Contd.

Cenms Bureau—Contd.

Special reports (paper)—Continued.

[

Financial statistics

of cities, 1911(cloth)

I

General statistics ofj

cities, 1909 (cloth).

Express business inUnited States, 1907.1

Insane and feeble-|

minded in hospi-tals and institu-

tions, 1904Manufactures, 1905,

pt. 2, States andTerritories (cloth).

Manufactures. 1905,

pt. 3, special re-

ports on selectedmdustries (cloth)..

Manufactures, 1905,pt. 4, special re-

ports on selectedmdustries (cloth),

1908Marriage and di-

vorce, 1867-1906,pt. 1 (cloth)

Marriage and di-

vorce, 1867-1906,pt. 2 (cloth)

Mmes and ouarries,1902 (cloth)

Prisoners and juve-nile delinquents ininstitutions, 1904.

.

Religious bodies,1906, pt. 1, sum-mary and generaltables (cloth)

Religious bodies

,

1906, pt. 2, sepa-rate denomi-nations, history,description, andstatistics (cloth)...

Street and electric

r a i 1 V a y s , 1907(cloth)

T el ephones, 1907(cloth)

Transportation bywater, 1906 (cloth).

Wealth, debt, and• taxation, 1907

(cloth)Statistics of womenat work, 1900(cloth)

Special reports, sepa-rates (paper), revenuesystems of State andlocal governments

Philippine Islands, cen-sus 1903 (cloth), vol.4..

Philippine Islands, cen-sus 1903, bulletins (pa-per):

No. 1

Xo. 2No. 3

Cotton-ginning reports(paper), 1912

Price,

50.75

.45

.10

.25

1.50

1.30

1.75

1.00

1.50

1.50

.40

1.00

1.00

1.10

.55

.90

2.00

.85

.25

1.00

Total.

$3.75

2.25

.10

.50

1.50

1.30

1.75

12.00

1.50

1.50

4.00

9.00

3.30

1.65

1.80

8.00

1.70

.50

1.00

.30

.50

.10

.15

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Oflicial Register (cloth):1911—

Vol. 1

Vol. 21913

Forest products series

(paper):1907—

No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 5.....No. 6

No. 7 ,

1908—No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

No. 4

No. 6No. 7

No. 91909—

No. 1


No. 8No. 10

1910—No. 1

No. 2 . ,

No. 3..-

No. 5

No. 6No. 7

No. 81911—

No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6No. 7

No. 8

No. 9Bulletins, ThirteenthCensus, 1910 (paper):Population-

Alabama (sec-

ond series)

AlaskaArizonaAi'kansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelaware (sec-

ond series)

FloridaFlorida (second

series)

GeorgiaIdahoIllinois .

IndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisiana (sec-

ond series)

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

SI. 25

1.25

1.50

1 I

448 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEHSTTEE.


Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

1 $0. 05 $0.051 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .05

3 .05 .151 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .101 .05 .05

2 .05 .101 .05 .052 .05 . 101 .05 .05

1 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .05

1 .05 .052 .05 . 101 .05 .05

1 .05 .053 .05 .15

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05.05 .05

3 .05 .152 .05 .10

3 .05 . 15

1 .05 . 052 !o5 . 10

1 .05 .051 . 05 .051 .05 .05

3 . 05 . 15

1 .05 .052 . 05 . 10.

2 05"

101 !05 !05

5 . 05 . 251 !05 .*05

2 .05 .102 .05 .105 .05 .25

6 . 05 . 301 !05 !052 .05 .10

1 .05 .051 .05 .05

1 .05 .05j

2 .05 ,10i

1 .05 .051 .05 .05 1

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins, ThirteenthCensus 1910 (paper)

—

Continued.Population—Contd.

MaineMarylandMassachusetts. .

.

MichiganMinnesotaMississippiMississippi (sec-

ond series)

MissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew-ITampshtreNew Hampshire(second series).

New JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth Carolina(second series).

North Dakota. .

.

OhioOklahoma (sec-

ond series)

OregonPennsylvania . .

.

- Pennsylvania(second series).

Porto RicoHhode island(second series).

South Carolina(second series).

South Dakota(second series).

TennesseeTexasUtahVermont (sec-ond series)

VirginiaWashingtonWest Virginia

(second* series)

WisconsinWj^oming

Agriculture-AlabamaAlabama (second

series)

Alas':aArizonaArlansasCalifornia (sec-ond series)

ColoradoConnecticutDelawareFloridaFlorida (second

series)

GeorgiaITawaiiIdaho (second se-

ries)

Illinois

Illinois (secondseries)

Indiana (secondseries)

IowaKansas

Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Census Bureau—Cont^.

Bulletins, ThirteenthCensus, 1910 (paper)—Continued.Agriculture—Contd.

KentuckyKentucky (sec-

ond series)

LouisianaMaine (second se-

ries)

MarylandMassachusetts. .

.

MichiganMichigan (sec-

ond series)

MinnesotaMinnesota (sec-

ond series)

MississippiMissouriMissouri (second

MontanaNebraskgNevada.New I'ampshireNew I'ampshire(second series).

New JerseyNew Jersey (sec-

ond series)

New MexicoNew Mexico(second series)

New YorkNorth CarolinaNorth Dakota...North Dakota

(second series)OhioOklahomaOklahoma (sec-ond series)

OregonPennsylvania. .

.

P e n n s y 1 vania(second series)

Porto RicoRhode Island.

.

South Carolina.South Carolina(second

South DakotaTennesseeTennessee (se

ondTexasUtahVermontVermont (second

series)

Virginia...Virginia (second

series)

WashingtonWest Virginia...Wisconsin (sec-

ond series)

WyomingManufactures

—

AlabamaAlas' aArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColorado

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05 I

SUPERINTENDENT OE DOCUMENTS. 449


Title.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins, ThirteenthCensus, 1910 (paper)

—

Continued.Manufactures—Con

.

Connecticut 2 $0. 05 $0. 10Delaware 1 .05 .05Florida 5 .05 .25Georgia 1 .05 .05

2 .05 ,10Idaho 2 .05 .10Illinois 2 ,10 ,20Indiana 2 .05 ,10Iowa 1 .05 .05Kansas 2 ,05 .10Kentucky 2 .05 ,10Louisiana 1 ,05 .05Maine 2 .05 ,10Massachusetts. .

.

2 .10 .202 .05 .101 .05 .05

Mississippi 2 .05 .10Missouri 2 .05 .10Montana 1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05Nevada 2 .05 .10New riampshire 2 ,05 .10New Jersey 3 ,05 .15New Mexico 1 .05 .05New York 3 .10 .30North Carolina.

.

1 .05 .05North Dakota. .

.

1 .05 .05Ohio 2 .10 .20Oklahoma 1 .05 .05OregonPennsylvania. ..

3 .05 .152 .10 .20

Porto Rico 2 .05 .10Rhode Island . .

.

1 .05 .05South Carolina.

.

1 .05 .05South Dakota. .

.

1 .05 .05Tennessee 1 .05 .05Texas 3 .05 .15Utah 2 .05 .10Vermont 1 .05 .05Virginia 2 .05 .10Washinsiton- 3 .05 .15West Virginia. .

.

1 .05 .05Wisconsin 1 .05 .05Wyoming 2 .05 .10

Miscellaneous

—

Population ofUnited Statescitiesandtheirsuburbs 2 .05 .10

Mining coal inUnited States. 3 .10 .30

Population bycounties andminor civildiv i sions

,

1910,1900,1890 13 .65 8.45Stability of farmoperators

,

or term ofoccupancy o f

farms 2 .05 .10Age of farmers .

.

2 .10 .20Population ofUnited States,of incorpor-ated places 1 .15 .15

Mining: Ironmines inUnited States. .05 .15

Irrigationforricegrowing, Lou-isiana, Texas,and Arkansas. 2 .05 .10

Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Census Bureau—ConXd..


—

Continued.Miscellaneous—Con.

Population,NewYork City

Occupation sta-

tistics

Center of popu-lation and me-dian lines,continentalUnited States.

General bulletins-Agriculture inUnited States,abstract, gen-eral farm cropsby States

Agriculture inUnited States,abstract, livestock on farmand elsewhere,second edition.

Agriculture inUnited States,abstract, ten-ure, mortgage,indebtedness,etc

Agriculture inUnited States,abstract, farmcrops by States

Agriculture inUnited States,abstract, live-

stock productsand domesticanimals soldor slaughteredon farms, byStates

Agriculture inUnited States,farm tenure . .

.

Agriculture inUnited States,individualcrops

Irrigation inUnited States,abstract,farmsand acreage,etc

Manufactures,1909—Descrip-tion of indi-vidual indus-tries, withprincipal sta-

tistics for each(reprint ofchapter 15, vol.

8)

Population,United States,population ofcounties andequivalentsubdivisions .

.

Population,United States,abstract of sta-

tistics of in-

habitants

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

SO. 05

.20

.05

.05

.05

.25

.05

10

SO. 05

1.00

.05

.20

35

10

.30

.25

.50

.10

.50

.05

10

6495—15- -29

450 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.


Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins, ThirteenthC&nsus, 1910 (paper)—Continued.General bulletins-Continued.Population,United States,abstract, na-tive popula-tion

Population,United States,abstract,couB-try of originof populationof foreignbirthand parentageand year of

immigrationof foreign born.

Population,United States,school attend-ance and illit-

eracyPopulation,United States,number anddistribution of

inhabitants . .

.

Population,United States,color or race,nativity, andparentage

Population,United States,country ofbirth of for-

eign-born pop-ulation (r e-

print of chap-ter 7, vol 1)

Special bulletins

—

Manufactures,1909, statistics

for manufac-ture of sul-phuric, nitric,

and mixedacids

Manufacture of

automobiles..

.


for blast fur-nace steelworks androlling mills,wire and tinplate and terneplate industry.

Manufactures of

1909, statistics

boots andshoes

Manufactures,1909, statisticsbutter,cheese,and condensedmilk industries


for canningand preserving

Num-ber ofcopies.

13

30

Price.

SO. 05

10

.05

,05

,25

,25

15

.05

.05

,05

,05

,05

Total.

SO. 05

.65

7.50

.25

,75

.10

.05

,75

,40

.50

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Btdletins, ThirteenthCensus, 1910 (paper)—Continued.

Special bulletins-Continued.Manufactures,

1909, statisticsfor carriageand wagon in-dustries

Manufactures,1909, statisticsfor the manu-facture of

chemicalsPopulation,United States,population ofcities


for clay prod-ucts industries


for the manu-facture of cord-age twine,jute,andlinengoods


for the manu-facture of cot-ton goods, in-cluding cottonsmaU wares . .

.

Man ufactures,1909, statisticsfor dyeing tex-tiles, etc

Man ufactures,1909, statisticsfor the manu-facture of elec-trical machin-ery apparatusand supplies.

.


for the fertili-

zer industry...Manufactures,

1909, statisticsfor the flourand grist millindustryMan ufactures,

1909, statisticsfor the manu-facture of gas.

.

Manufactures,1909, statisticsfor the manu-facture of glass

Manufactures,1909, statisticsfor theleatherglove and mit-ten industry .

.

Man ufactures,1909, statisticsfor the manu-facture of glu-cose and starch

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

$0.05

.05

.05

$0.05

,25

,05

.05

,05

.05

,05

.05

.05

.05

,05

,05

,05

70

45

.25

.10

,05

,05

.15

.10

.10

.05

,05

.25




Price. Total.

Commerce—Contd.



—

Continued.Special bulletins—Contiaued.Manufactures,

1909, statistics

for rice clean-ing and polish-ing 3 $0.05 $0. 15

Man ufactures.1909, statistics

for the manu-facture of salt

.

1 .05 .05Man ufactures.

1909, statistics

for the slaugh-tering andmeat packingindustry 1 .05 .05


for silk manu-facturing 4 .05 .20


for manufac-ture of soap . .

.

2 .05 .10Manufactures,

1909, statistics

for the manu-ture of sugar .

.

3 .05 .15Manufactures,

1909, statistics

for turpentineand rosin in-

dustry 4 .05 .20Manufactures,

1909, statis-

tics for themanufact u r e

of w 0 0 1 e i^.

vv-orsted, felt

goods, woolhats, carpets,etc 4 .10 .40

Abstracts and abstractswith supplements,Thirteenth Census,1910 (cloth):

California 2 1.00 2.00Indiana 1 1.00 1.00Maine 1 1.00 1.00Missouri 1 1.00 1.00Montana 2 1.00 2. 00New Jersey 1 1.00 1.00Pennsylvania 2 1.00 2. 00United States 72 1.00 72. 00

Abstract separates.Thirteenth Census,1910 (paper):Alabama 1 .20 .20Alaska 10 .10 1.00California (1913) .25 .25California (1914) 1 .25 .25Connecticut .20 .20Illinois .30 1.80Indiana .25 .25Iowa .25 .25Kansas .25 1.25Maine .15 .15Massachusetts .20 .20Michigan 2 .25 .50Mirmesota 7 .25 1.75Mississippi 1 .15 .15

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins, ThirteenthCensus. 1910 (paper)—Continued.

Special bulletins

—

Continued.Man ufactures,

1909, statistics

for fur-belt hatindustry


for hosiery andknit goods in-

dustryManufactures,

1909, statistics

for the manu-facture of ice ..


for agriculturalimplement in-

dustryPopulation,United States,statistics ofIndian popu-lation, etc


forsteamlaun-driesM a n u factures,

1909, statistics

for the leatherindustry


for lumber in-

dustryMan ufactures,

1909, essentialoils

Manufar-tures,

1909, statistics

for the manu-facture of oil-

cloth and lino-leum


for the paintand varnishindustry


for petroleumrefining

Population,in UnitedStates, totalpopulationand area byStatesandTer-ritories

Manufactures,1909, statisticsfor the print-ing and pub-lishing indus-try


for paper andpulp industry.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0. 05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

10

,05

Total.

SO. 15

,30

,20

.30

,20

,05

.20

,20

,40

,05



Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Abstract separates,Thirteenth Census,1910 (paper)—Contd.MissouriMontana ,

Nebraska ,

NevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaPorto RicoRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTexasVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsin

Thirteenth Census,1910, United States,final reports (cloth):

Vol. 1

Vol. 2Vol. 3Vol. 4

Vol. 5Vol.6Vol. 7

Vol. 8Vol. 9Vol. 9Vol. 10Vol. 11

Tobacco Report 1

(paper): Report onquantity of tobaccoheld by dealers andmanufacturers, Oct.1, 1912

Unclassified, press no-tice on paper andwood-pulp statistics,preliminary report for1909 (paper)

Num-ber ofcopies.

Coast and GeodeticSurvey.

Annual reports (cloth):190419051907

,

19101914

,

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):

1905 (app. 7)1906 (app. 4)

General publications(paper):Alaska, coast pilotnotes from Yaku-tat Bay to CookInlet and Sheli-kof Strait, secondedition, 1910

jMaska coast pilotnotes on BeringSea and ArcticOcean, 1909

Price.

$0. 25.20.20.15.15.20.35.20.15.30.20.20.30

.15

.15

.15

.20

.40

.25

.20

.15

.20

1.601.501.501.001.401.251.351.101.501.651.25.65

Total.

.05

.05

1.401.001.751.10.40

.50

.10

$0. 25.20.40.30.15.20

1.40.60.75.90.40.20.30

.30

.15

.30

.40

.40

.50

.40

.15

.20

9.607. 507.50

12. 007.007.508.10

12. 101.5018.1526. 257.80

15

,05

2. 802. 001.751.10

6.00.10

20

Title.

Commerce—Contd.Coast and Geodetic Sur-

vey—Continued.

General puplications(paper)—Continued.Table of depths for

channels and har-bors, coast of

United States, 1913Figure of the e.irth

and isostasy frommeasurements in

United States,1909 (cloth)

Supplementary in-

vestigation in 1909of figure ol earthand isostasv(cloth) ".

Report on geodeticoperations inUnited States tofourteenth generalconference of In-ternational Geo-detic Association,1903

Peport on geodeticoperations inUnited Scates tosixteenth genera!conference ol In-ternational Geo-detic Association,

United States m.ag-netic tables andma.gnetic chartsfor 1905 (cloth)...

Directions for mag-netic m. e a s u r e -

ments, with list

of reTerencPS, 1911..

Work ol ( oast andGeodetic Survey,second edition,1909

General publications,separates (paper):Principal facts ofearth's m^agnetism,1909

Catalogue of charts,coast pilots, and tidetables, 1914 (paper) . .

.

Inside route pilot (pa-per):Key West to I'ewOrleans, 1914(cloth)

New York to KevWest, 1912

New York to KeyWest, second edi-

tion, 1913Eegulations and instruc-tions for Coast andGeodetic Survey, Tan.1, 1913 (canvas)

Tide tables, tlanticcoast, 1915 (paper)

General tide tables (pa-per):

19151916

Special publications (pa-per):No. 5No. 8No. 9

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

4

1

14

$0. 20

1.35

.10

.05

1.00

.15

,35


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Contirmed.

Title.

COMMEECE—Conud.

Coast and Geodetic Sur-vey—Continned.

Special publications (pa-

per)—rontiaued.No. 10No. 12No. 13


Num-ber ofcopies.

Corporations Bureau.



_

Report on beef in-

dustry, 1905Same (cloth)Taxation of corpora-tions—

Pt. 1, New Eng-land

Pt. 2, Middle At-lantic States...

Pt. 3, EasternCentral States.

Pt. 4, West Cen-tral States

Pt. 5, Mountainand PacificStates

Report on cotton ex-

Pt. 1

Summary of pt.lPts. 2 and 3Summary of pts

2 and 3Report on cotton ex-changes—

3 parts (cloth)...

Pts. 4 and 5Summary of pts

4 and 5Report of commis-sioner on cottontare

Report of commis-sioner on farm ma-chinery trade as-

sociationsReport of commis-sioner on Interna-tional HarvesterCo., Mar. 3,1913...

The lumber indus-try, pt. 1, stand-ing timber

The lumber indus-try—

Pts. 2 and 3Pt. 4

Report of commis-sioner on trans-portation of pe-troleum in 1906

]

Same (half sheep) .. .|

26

Price.

$0. 35.40.15.35.15.20.40.25.10.20.15.10

Total.

.20

.15

.15

.15

.25

.50

.10

.25

.05

.70

.50

.10

.05

.40

.40

.35

.701.50

1.00,

$0. 35.80.15

14. 35.30.20.80

1.00.10.40.15

1.70

1.65.15.25.25.15

3. 80

3.303. 60

5.20

8.85

4.35

3. 75

6.50

1.50.80

1.00

.15

2.803.50

.40

.15

8.80

18.90

33.6097.50

14.401.00

Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Corporations Bureau—Continued.

General publications(paper)—Continued.Report of commis-sioner on petro-leum industrj-—

Pt. 1

Pt. 2Report of commis-sioner on steel in-

dustry

—

Pt. 1

Pt. 2Pt. 3

Special report ontaxation, Decem-ber, 1913

Report on tobaccoindustry—Pt.lPt. 2Pt. 3

Report of commis-sioner on trans-portation by wa-ter in UnitedStates—Pt. 1

Pt. 2Pt. 3Pt. 4

Special report onlumber and shin-gle industry inState of Washing-ton

Report of commis-sioner on waterpower develop-ment in UnitedStates

General publications,separates (paper):Summary of report onthe steellndustrT, pt.

1, July 1, 1911..."

Fisheries Bureau.

Annual reports (cloth):1904 ,

1905 (paper)1913, appendices(paper)—Xo. 3

Xo. 4 ,

Xos. 6 and 7

No.1914, appendices(paper)—Xo. 2Xo. 3

Xo. 6

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper)

:

Revision of cavefishes oi XorthAmerica, 1905

Gas diseases infishes, 1904

Notes on fishes ol

streams flowinginto San Fran-cisco Bay, Cal.,

critical notes onmylocbeilus later-

alis and leuciscuscaurinus, 1904

Num-ber ofcopies.

103

Price.

99

$0.601.25

.50

.15

.45

.30

.65

.50

.65

.15

Total.

11 .55 6.057 .35 2.451 .55 .55

.75

.10

.15

.15

.10

.15

.10

.05

.15

.05 .05

454 EEPOET OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—ContiDued.

Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Fisheries BureaVr—Con.


., , .

Commercial fisheries

of Alaska in 1905...

Dredging and hydro-graphic records of

steamer Albatross,1904-5

Same, 190GFur-seal fisheries of

AlaskaReport oi the AlaskaInvestigation, 1914;

Aquatic plants inpond culture, 1909.

American catfrshes,

habits, culture,

and commercialimportance, 1910..

Fishes oi Connecti-cut Lakes andneighboringwaters, etc., 1908.

Effects of explosivesounds, such asthose produced by-

motor boats andguns, upon fishes,

1911United States Bu-reau of Fisheries,

its establishment,functions, organ-ization, resources,operations, andachievements,1908.

Special investigationol Alaska lur-seal

rookeries, 1910Tdentificafcion of theGlochidia ol fresh-

water musselsCulture ot Montanagrayling, 1907

Preliminary exami-nation of halibutfishing grounds of

Pacific coastMussels of Big Buf-

falo Fork of WhiteRiver, Arkansas,1912

Mussel fauna of

Maumee RiverMussel resources of

the Holston andClinch Rivers of

TennesseeMussels 01 Cumber-land River andits tributaries

The protection ot

fresh - water mus-sels

Condition and ex-tent of oyster bedsof James River,Va

Condition and ex-tent of naturaloyster beds ofDelaware, 1911

Salmon fisheries of

Pacific coast, 1911.

Whalebone, its pro-duction and utili-

zation, 1907 ,

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0.05

,10.10

.05

.50

.10

.10

.15

.05

.15

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.10

.15

.05

Total.

$0.05

.20

.20

.05

13.00

.30

.20

.15

.05

Title.

COMMEECE—Contd

.

Fisheries Bureau—Con.

Bulletins (cloth):

1904, vol. 24

1906, vol. 26 (paper).1906, vol. 26

1907, vol. 27 (paper).1907, vol. 27

1908, vol. 28, pt. 1

(paper)1908, vol. 28, pt.l. ...

1908, vol. 28, pt. 2(paper)

1908, vol. 28, pt. 2...1909, vol. 291910, vol. 301911, vol. 31, pt. 1

(paper)1911, vol. 31, pt.l...1911, vol. 31, pt. 2

(paper)1911, vol. 31, pt. 2...1912, vol. 32

Bulletins, separates(paper):Treatment of fish-

cultural waters for

removal of algae. .

.

Fish parasites of

genus A r g u 1 u s

found In WoodsHole region

Cestode parasite inflesh of butterfish,May 11, 1907

Fisheries of China . .

.

New and improveddevices for fish cul-

turists, 1910Intensive study of

fauna and flora of

restricted area of

sea bottom, 1910...

Methods of combat-ing fungus dis-

ease on fishes incaptivity, April,1910

Hirudineaand Oligo-chaeta collected inGreat Lakes re-

gion, 1906Plea for observation

of habits of fishes

and againstunduegeneralization

International regu-lations of fish-

eries on high seas,

1910International regu-lations of fisheries

on high seas, Jan.1910

Functions of lateral-

line organs infishes, Feb. 18,1905

Method of studyinglife history of

fishes, April, 1910.

Medusae of WoodsHole region, 1904.,

Effects of menhadenfishing upon sup-ply of menhadenand of fishes thatprey upon them,Feb, 1910

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$1.30.75.90.70

1.10


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915-

455

t—Continued.

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins, separates(paper)—Continued.Fishes in their rela-

tion to mosquitoproblem, April,1910

Sea mussels and dog-fish as tood, Feb.,1910

Food value of sea mus-sels, Feb. 24, 1911..

Relationships offishfaima of lakes of

southeastern Ore-gon

Process for preserv-ing pearl-oysterfisheries and for in-

creasing value ofyield of pearls,Feb., 1910

Photography of

aquatic animals intheir natural en-vironment, Aug.22, 1908

Review ofsalmonoidfishes of GreatLakes, with noteson whitefishes ofother regions, Feb.7, 1911

Migration of salmonin Columbia River,1911

Natural history, or-

ganization, andlate developmentof Teredinidae, orshipworms, Dec.18, 1908

Commercial spongesand sponge fisher-

ies, Mar., 1910New starfishes fromdeep water of Cali-fornia and Alaska,1905

Habits and life his-tory of toadflsh,1910

Fish fauna ofTortu-gas Archipelago,May 3, 1905

Improved and prac-tical method ofpacking fish for

transportationNotes on dissolvedcontent of waterin its effect uponfishes, 1910

Economic circulars (pa-per):

No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4

No. 5No. 6No. 7No. 8No. 9No. 10

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price,

$.05

.05

.20

.05

.10

.25

.10

.25

.75

.05

.15

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

Total.

$0. 10

.05

.20

.05

.10

.25

.10

.25

1.50

.05

.15

.05

.10

.05

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Economic circulars (pa-per)—Continued.

No. 11

No. 11

No. 12No. 13

Alaska Fisheries Service(paper): Fishery andfur industries ofAlaskain 1912

Immigration and Natu-ralization Bureau.

Annual reports (paper):1904190519071908191119121912 (cloth)

Naturalization division,annual reports of

chief (paper):19071912

Naturalization laws andregulations, Oct. 1,

1912Agricultural opportuni-

ties (paper):No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 7

Labor Bureau.

Aimual reports (cloth):

1903190419051906.190719081909, vol. 1

1909, vol. 2 (paper)..1909, vol.21910 (paper)1910

Aimual reports, sep-arates (paper): Lawsrelating to compen-sation for industrialaccidents in foreigncountries, 1909

General publications(paper):Compensation to m-jured Governmentemployees

Compensation for in-

juries to employ-ees of UnitedStates

Laws relating to em-ployment ofwomen and chil-

dren in UnitedStates, July, 1907..


Num-ber ofcopies.

500104451

Price.

0)$0.05

.05

.05

10

.70

.30

.25

.25

.20

.20

.35

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.65

.65

.75

.75L50.70

1. 10.85

1.00.55.70

,20

,05

.20

.15

.10

.15

Special.



Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Labor Bureau—Contd.

Bulletins(paper)—Con

.

No. 51No. 52 ,

No. 53No. 54...-


No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77

No. 78No. 79 ,

No. 80No. 81 ,

No. 82 ,

No. 84 ,

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No. 90No. 91No. 92No. 93No. 94No. 95No. 96No. 97No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103No. 104...No. 101 (cloth)No. lO'i, pt. 1

No. 105, pt. 2No. 105. pts. 1 and 2

(cloth)No. 106, pt. 1

No. lOG, pt. 2No. 107No. 108 (cloth)No. 109No. 110No. IllNo. Ill (cloth)

BulletiHs, separate.s (pa-per): Arbitration inthe cloak and suit in-dustry

Specialreports (cloth):Tenth'I'welfth (paper)

Reports on Hawaii(buckram): Fourth re-port of Commissionerof Labor on Hawaii,1910

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

3 $0. 15 $0. 456 .15 .902 .25 .506 1.00 6. 008 .15 1.20

16 .20 3.203 .20 .604 . 15 .601 .20 .207 .20 1.402 .20 .40

10 .20 2.005 .20 1.002 .25 .504 .25 1.0014 .15 2. 10

1 .20 .20

8 .25 2. 001 .25 .25

17 .25 4. 25

7 .25 1.7512 .20 2. 4012 .30 3.6017 .30 5. 10

9 .30 2. 70

24 .20 4.8017 .30 5. 10

3 .20 .601 .25 .25

27 .15 4. 054 .20 .804 .25 1.0014 .20 2. 802 .25 .502 ,25 .5012 .25 3.0023 .25 5. 7513 .25 3.2510 .25 2. 502 .30 .609 .30 2. 70

11 .35 3.85

8 .45 3.6016 .35 5.603 .20 .60

18 .05 .9013 . 15 1.9512 . 10 1.208 .05 . 409 . 10 .901 .25 .25

14 .05 . 7014 .35 4.90

2 .50 1.003 .05 .152 .15 .3010 .05 .501 .25 . 25

23 .10 2.3011 .10 1.1012 . 20 2. 401 .35 !35

1 .35 .35

1 .95 .951 .30 .30

1 .45 .45

Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Lighthouse Board.

Annual reports (pai)er):19121913

General publications(paper):Report on use ofacetylene gas byCanadian Govern-ment as illumi-nant for aids tonavigation, 1907. .

.

Medical handbookfor use of light-

house vessels andstations, 1912(cloth)

Rules and regulations(paper): Regulationsfor lighting bridses,1914

Manufactures Bureau.

General publications(paper): Supplement 1

to world trade direc-tory, 1912

Daily consular and tradereports, bound vol-

umes (154 subscrip-tions)

Same (1 subscription) . .

.

Same (2 subscriptions) .

.

Same (4 subscriptions) .

.

Daily consular and tradereports:

1910, 76-152, Octo-ber-December(buckram)

1911, 1-75, January-March (buckram)

.

1911, 76-152, .' pril-

June (buckram)...Daily consular and tradereports:Index (32 subscrip-

tions)Index, 1910, Nos. 1-

75, July-Septem-ber (paper)

Index, 1910, Nos. 76-

152, October-De-cember (paper)

Index, 1911 (paper)—Nos. 1-75, Janu-ary-March

Nos. 76-152,April-Tune

Nos. 153-229.July-Septem-ber

Nos. 230-305,October-De-cember

Index, 1912 (paper)—Nos. 1-76, Janu-ary-March

Nos. 7 7-153,April-June

Consular reports,monthlv (paper):No. 303No. 304No. 307No. 310No. 314

Num-ber ofcopies.

12

Price.

$0.10.10

.05

.30

6.004.503.001.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

.40

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.15

.15

.15

.20

SUPEEIRTEN-DENT OF DOCUMEXTS. 457



Commerce—Contd.

Manufactures Bureau—Continued.

Consular reports, month-ly (paper)—Continued,No. 319No. 327No. 328No. 334No. 337No. 339.No. 343No. 344No. 345No. 353No. 355No. 357, pt. 1

No. 357, pt. 2

Consular reports, special(paper):Vol. 37Vol. 38Vol. 39,pt. 1

Vol. 39, pt. 2

Vol. 40, pt. 1

Vol. 40, pts. 1 and 2(buctram)

Vol. 41. pt. 3

Vol. 41. pt. 4

Vol. 41, pt. 5Vol. 41, pt. 6

Vol. 42, pt. 1

Vol. 42,pt.2 !

Vol. 42, pt. 3 1

Vol. 43, pt. 1 i

Vol. 43, pt. 2 i

Vol. 43, pt. 3

Vol. 44

Vol. 45Vol. 46Vol. 47Vol. 48Vol. 49Vol. 50Vol. 51Vol. 52Vol. 53

Tariff series (paper):No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 3-ANo. 5

No. 7No. 7-ANo. 8No. 9No. 10No. 12No. 13No. 14

No. 15No. lo-ANo. 1.5-B

No. 17No. 17-BNo. 17-CNo. 17-DNo. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28

6

10103

3

2612

222

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$0.25.25.25.20.20.30.30.30.25.20.20.20.20

.10

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.20

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.05

.05

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Total. Title.

$0. 25

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1.303.15.401.75.30

1.05.10.40.05.05.501.10.20

2. 25.80.55.65

1. 251.608. 101.65.70

1.80.95

1. 802. 00

.30

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1.10.70.50.25.35.60

1.00.50.30.15

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22. 206. 40

Commerce—Contd.


Consular reports, annualseries (paper)No. 2...

No. 4...

No. 5...

No. 11..

No. 14..

No. 20..

No. 21..

No. 22..

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No. 32..

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No. 3

No. 4, pt. 1

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No. 5

No. 6

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No. 8

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No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43Nos. 37-43(buckramNo. 44...

No. 44 (buckram)No. 45....No. 46....

No. 47....

No. 48....-

Num-ber ofcopies.

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217

1298411

1613453137511

144

4

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Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

21 $0. 10 $2. 1018 .05 .9023 .05 1. 15347 .15 52. 0515 .05 .758 .05 .404 .05 .206 .10 .60

14 .05 .7017 .05 .8522 .10 2. 2019 .05 .9585 .05 4. 25

4 .05 .204 .05 .203 .05 .153 .05 .153 .05 .152 .05 .105 .05 .25

16 .05 .80453 .15 67. 95670 .05 33. 50

1 .25 .253 .45 1.351 .35 .352 .35 .705 . 35 1. 75

13 .35 4. 559 .35 3. 15

2 .05 .10

34 .05 1.70

8 .05 .40

6 .05 .30

330 .15 49. 50

28 .10 2. 80

20 .10 2. 00

20 .10 2. 00

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Special agents series (pa-per)—Continued.No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54, pt. 1

No. 54, pt. 2

No. 54, pt. 3No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60 ,

Foreign tariff notes (pa-per):No. 1

No. 2No. 3No. 4

No. 5

No. 6No. 7

Miscellaneous series (pa-per):No. 1

No. 5No. 7

Navigation Bureau.

Annual reports (cloth):1909 (paper)190919101911191219131914

General publications(paper):Regulations govern-iag radio com-m-anication, Sept.28, 1912

Regulations govern-ing radio com-munication, July1, 1913

London interna-tional radiotele-graphic conven-tion, May 1, 1913.,

Radio call letters,

May 9, 1913 ,

Radio stations of

the United States,July 1, 1913

Supplement No. 1

to the list of radiostations of theUnited States,Oct. 1, 1913

Supplement No. 2

to the list of radiostations of theUnited States,1913

Supplement No. 3to the list of radiostations of theUnited States,1913

Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Navigation Bureau—Continued.

List of merchant vessels

(cloth):

1913, pts. 1-5 (can-vas)

1913, pt. 6 (paper)..1913, pts. 1-6 (paper)1913, pts. 1-6 (paper)1914, pts. 1-5

1914, pts. 1-6

1914, pt. 6 (paper)....Navigation laws (paper):

19111911 (cloth)First supplement,

Sept. 25, 1912Second supplement,Apr. 5, 1913

Third supplement,Dec. 1, 1914

Radio service (paper):General publications(paper)— Interna-tional Morse codeand conventionalsignals

Bulletins (paper)—No. 1

No. 2

No. 3No. 4

No. 5

No. 6

Radio communica-tion laws and reg-

ulations, 1914

List of radio stations

of the UnitedStates, 1914

Supplements to thelist of radio sta-

tions of the UnitedStates, subscrip-tions—367 subscriptions2 subscriptions .

.

3 subscriptions .

.

1 subscription...Supplement 1 to the

list of radio sta-

tions, 1914Supplement 1 to the

list of radio sta-

tions, 1914

Standards Bureau.

General publications(paper):Report to the mter-national commit-tee on electrical

units and stand-ards

Supplement to re-

port to the inter-

national commit-tee on electrical

imits and stand-ards

Tables of equiva-lents, fourth edi-

tionInternational metricsystem of weightsand measures, 1906.

Num-ber ofcopies.

352

3,090

Price.

$0.85.25.60.85.751.00.25

.801.00

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.15

.15

.30

,05



Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Standards Bureau—Con.

General publications(paper)—Continued.State and nationallaws concerningthe weights andmeasures of theUnited States, sec-

ond edition

Bulletins (buckram):Vol. 1

Vol.2Vol.3Vol.4Vol.5Vol. 6Vol. 7

Vol. 8Vol.9Vol. 10 (cloth)

Bulletins (paper):Vol. 1—

No. 1

No. 2No. 3

Vol. 2—No. 1

No. 2No. 3

Vol. 3—No. 1

No. 2Vol. 4—

No. 1

No. 2No. 3

Vol. 5—No. 1

No. 2No. 3No. 4

No. 4

IndexTitle-page andcontents

Vol. 6—No. 2No. 3No. 4

Vol. 7—No. 2No. 3No. 4

Vol. 8—No. 1

No. 3Vol. 9—

No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4

Vol. 10—No. 1

No. 2No. 3No. 4

Vol. 11—No. 1

No. 2

Bulletins, subscriptions:Vol. 1, 7 subscrip-


tionsVol. 2, 1 subscrip-tion.

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$0. 85

1.501.501. 501.501.501.501.501.501.501. 50

.75

.75

1.00

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$3. 40

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.75

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.75

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.25

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2. 50

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1. 00

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins, subscrip-tions—Continued

.




Vol. 6, 9 subscrip-tions .

7 subscrip-

8 subscrip-

11 subscrip-

Vol. 7,

tions

,

Vol. 8,

tions

,

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tions

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$0. 05.10.10.15.20.05.05.05.10.20.05.10.10.05.05.10.15.10.15.10.05.05.15.05.10.10.10.10.15.25.20.10.05.05.05.10.05.10.10.15.10.10.15.10.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.15.05.05.05.05.05.10.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.10.05

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$0. 25.40.50.90.20.05.05.10.30.60.10.60.10.15.25.60.75.30

1.35.10.30.35.75.25.40.50.20.20.15.25

3. 00.50.50.35.15.80.05.80.10.60.20.20.30.20.10.15.20.70.15.10.10.40.60.45.20.05.05.10.40.25.45.20.15.30.40.20.10.35.10.15.80.10.25

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins, separates (pa-per), reprints—Con.No. 140No. 141

No. 142No. 143No. 144No. 145No. 146No. 147No. 148No. 151No. 152No. 153No. 154No. 155No. 158No. 159No. 160No. 161No. 162No. 163No. 164No. 165 ,

No. 166No. 167No. 168No. 169No. 170No. 171No. 172No. 172No. 173No. 174No. 175No. 177No. 178No. 180No. 181No. 182No. 184No. 185No. 186No. 187No. 188No. 189No. 190No. 191No. 192No. 193No. 194No. 195No. 196No. 197No. 198No. 200No. 201No. 202No. 203No. 204No. 205No. 206No. 207No. 208No. 209No. 211No. 212No. 213No. 214No. 215No. 216No. 217No. 218No. 219No. 220No. 221

Num-ber of

copies.

$0.05.05.05.05.10.05.10.10

SUPEBINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 461


Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Bulletins, separates (pa-per) reprints—Con.No. 222No. 223No. 224No. 225No. 226No. 227No. 228No. 229No. 230No. 231No. 232No. 233No. 234No. 235No. 236 ,


Standards scientific pa-pers, index, vols. 1-10(paper)


No. 3

No. 5

No. 6No. 7

No. 8

No. 9, 6th edition. .

.

No. 9, 7th edition. .

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No. 10No. 11

No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16

No. 17

No. 18

No. 19

No. 19No. 19, supplement..No. 20No. 21

No. 22No. 23

No. 24No. 25

No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 31, 3d edition..

.

No. 32No. 32, 3d edition. .

.

No. 33No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 38, supplement .

No. 39No. 40No. 41

No. 42No. 43

Num-ber ofcopies.

11

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13

11

1

815

14

9

211

217

11

102017

18

103

6

2

62918

8105041

7

3617

5028945

3313

64

252

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.10

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2.504.101.407.205.954.00

28. 902.251.65.65

3.202.50.10.80

1.25.95.95.45

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Circulars (paper)—ConNo. 44

No. 45

No. 46No. 47

No. 48No. 49

No. 49, 1st edition..

.

No. 49, 2d edition.No. 50No. 51

No. 52No. 53No. 54

Conferences on weightsand measures (paper):

1st annual report,1905

2d annual report,1906

3d annual report.1907 .'.

4th annual report,

5th annual report,1910





Separates: Glassgraduates suitablefor weights andmeasures

Technologic papers (pa-per):No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8

No. 9No. 10

No. 11

No. 12No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16

No. 17No. 18No. 18, reprintNo. 19No. 20No. 21No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 25, reprint withadditions

No. 27No. 29No. 30No. 31

No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35

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215 .15 32.2574 .35 25.90100 (0 12.00625 .15 93. 75

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1 Special,



Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Technologic papers (pa-per)—Continued.No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 45

Statistics Bureau.

Annual reports, com-merce and navigation(cloth):

1904, vol. 1

1904, vol. 2190519061907

1909191019111912

Annual reports, com-merce and navigation,separates (paper):Imports and ex-ports of merchan-dise by articlesand countries,June 30, 1903-1907.

Imports and ex-ports of merchan-dise,etc.,1907-1911.

Commerce and nav-igation report, 1912,tables 4 and 5


Statistical abstractsof foreign coun-tries, parts 1-3, Oc-tober, 1909 (cloth).

Exports of manufac-tures from UnitedStatesand their dis-

tribution by arti-

cles and countries,1800-1906

Analysis of foreigncommerce o f

United States, 190(

Promotion of com-merce in France,

Commercial PortoRico in 1906

Transportationroutes and sys-tems of the world

Principal transpor-tation routes of

the world, maps. .

.

Commercial relations(cloth):

1903, vol. 1

1903, vol. 2Daily consular reports,separates (paper): Se-riculture in Italy,China, and Japan,1905

Mrun-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

14 $0. 40 $5. 6018 .10 1.8026 .35 9.1069 .10 6.906 .05 .30

7 .25 1.75

15 . 10 1.50

23 !20 4.60

1 .05 .05

1 1.25 1.25

1 .85 .852 1.10 2.202 1.50 3.002 1.50 3.001 2.00 2.001 1.50 1.50

1 1.70 1.70

2 1. 50 3 002 L65 3.30

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Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Monthly consular re-

ports (paper):No. 273No. 278No. 284No. 285No. 292No. 293

Special consular reports(paper):Vol. 27Vol. 28Vol. 29Vol. 30Vol. 31Vol. 32Vol. 33Vol. 34Vol. 35Vol. 36

Monthly summary of

commerce and finance(paper):1903—

JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

• 1904—JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

1905—JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

1906—JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberDecember

1907—JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJuly

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0.15.15.15

.35

.15

.20

SUPERIXTEXDEKT OF DOCUMEXTS. 463

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended. June 30 ^ 1915—Continued.

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Monthly summary of

commerce and financefpaper)—Continued.1907—Continued.

AugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

1908—.JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember



1911—JanuaryFebruairyMarchAprilMayJuneAugust ,

SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

1912—JanuaryFebruairyMarch .

AprilMayJune

Monthly summary ofcomrderco and finance,separates (paper):Customs tariff of re-

public of CubaCommercial Mexico

in 1905Modern tariff sys-tems

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0.25.25.25.30

.10

.15

.10

Total.

50.25.25.25.30.25

.25

.25

.25

.25

.25

.30

.25

.25

.25

.30

.30

.70

.25

.30

.25

.25

.25

.25

.25

.20

.20

.25

.20


.20

.20

.20

.20

.25

.25

.20

.20

.20

.20

.20

.30

.20

.20

.20

.20

.20

.50

.20

.20

.20

.25

.70

.20

.20

.25

.25

.50

.25

Commerce—Contd

.


Statistical abstract ofthe United States(cloth):

1903 (paper)19031901 (papor)19041905 (paper

ii 1905

ii190G

Ii1907190S1909 (paper)19091910 (paper)1911 (paper)1912 (paper)

Steamboat-InspectionService.


Laws governing steam-boat-inspection serv-

ice, 1915List of officers of mer-chant vessels, steam,motor and sail vessels

licensed during theyear (paper;:

191219131914

General rules and regu-lations (paper):Edition of Jan. 13,

1914Januarv, 1914Julv 22, 1914

Printing Division.

General publications(paper;: Condensedhistory of the Com-merce'department

j

Bureau of Foreign and\

Domestic Commerce.


11914

I Bulletins (paper), ex-

ports of domesticbreadstufEs:June, 1914Julv, 1914

August, 1914September, 1914January, 1915

Commerce reports, sub-scriptions:

1 subscription4,205 subscriptions..2 subscriptions2 subscriptions4 subscriptions15 subscriptions9 subscriptions2 subscriptions2 subscriptions2 subscriptions8 subscriptions

Price. Total.

1 $0.35 -SO. 353 .50 L501 .35 .353 .50 1.501 .3o . 352 .50 1.002 .75 1.501 .90 .902 .75 1.502 .50 1.001 .70 .707 .50 3.505 .50 2.501 .50 .50

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. 75 1.50

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Title.

Commerce—Contd.

Bureau of Foreign andDomestic Commerce—Continued.

Commerce reports, mis-cellaneous numbers(paper)

Commerce reports, mis-cellaneous numbers(paper),idexIndexes to commerce re-

ports (paper):1912—July-Sept

r ct.-Dec1913—Jan.-Mar

Apr.-JuneJuly-SeptCct.-Dec

1914—Jan.-MarApr.-JuneJuly-Sept(ct.-Dec

Bound commerce re-

ports (buckram):1912—July-Sept1913—Jan.-Mar

Apr.-JuneJuly-SeptOct.-Dec

1914—Jan.-MarApr.-JuneJuly-SeptOct.-Dec

Monthly summary of

commerce and finance,subscriptions:2 subscriptions475 subscriptions1 subscription3 subscriptions3 subscriptions2 subscriptions1 subscription1 subscription

Monthly summary of

commerce and finance(paper):1912—July

AugustSeptember' ctoberNovemberDecember


1914—JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptember

Num-ber of

copies.

70

592

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0)

$0. 05

1.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.50

1.651.501.00.90.75.60.50.45

Total.

$1.60

29.60

.30

.40

.70

.60

.60

.701.101.00

1.506.006.006. 007.50

18. 006.001.503. 00

3.30712.50LOG2. 70

2. 251.20.50.45

.20

.20

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.20

.15

.25

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.30

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.75

.90

.45

.45

.60

.45

.302. 10

.60

.45

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11. 10

3.904.204. 95

Title.

Commerce—Contd.


Monthly summary ofcommerce and finance,(paper)—Continued.1914—Continued.

OctoberNovemberDecember

1915—JanuaryFebruaryMarchApril

Special consular reports(paper):No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61No. 62No. 63No. 64

No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71

Sailing dates (paper)1914:

AugustSeptemberDecember

Sailing dates, subscrip-tions:

1 subscription1 subscription1 subscription2 subscriptions2 subscriptions

Special agents series

(paper):'

ro. 61


No. 72

No. 73

No. 74

No. 75

No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. SONo. 81

No. 81No. 82No. 83No. 84

No. 85

Num-ber ofcopies.

574066476573

127

74

8941811747

262210148

133

6987011

8

3221

9721

21

1610

42515

58783954129699

5001,460

1315

161

638

Price.

$0. 15.15.15

Special.

SUPEIilNTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 465

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1916—^Continued.

Title.

Commerce—Continued

.


Special agents series (pa-per)—Continued.No. 86No. 87 ,

. ., No. 88 ,

No. 89No. 90No. 90No. 91

No. 92NTo. 93^o. 94No. 95 ,

Fo. 96 ,

Tariff series (paper):No. 15-CNo. 19-ANo. 25-ANo. 27No. 27-B.....No. 28-ANo. 28-BNo. 29No. 30

foreign tariff notes(paper):No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 12.

No. 13No. 14

No. 15..

Statistical abstract of" the United States (pa-per):

19121912 (cloth)

1913'- 4913 (cloth)

1913 (cloth)19141914 (cloth)

Statistical abstract, sep-arates (paper):

Statistical record ofprogi-ess of UnitedStates, 1800-1912.

Statistical record ofprogress of UnitedStates, 1800-1914..

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No. 12No. 13 (cloth)No. 14

No. 15No. ir,

No. 17.- :~o. 17

No. 18


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1,500 (^') 75. 00

2,038 . 10 J\)6, w357 . 05 17. 85

134 . 10 13. 40

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176 . 05 8. 80

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1,641 1.00 1; 641. 0061 .05 3.05

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912 .05 45. 60

Title.

Commerce—Continued.

Bureau of Foreign andDomestic CommerceContinued.

Miscellaneous series (pa-per) — Continued

.

No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 23No. 24

No. 25...

No. 26Commercial relations

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19111912 (paper)1912

Imported merchandiseentered for consump-tion in the UnitedStates and duties col-

lected thereon (paper),quarter ended—Dec. 31, 1912Mar. 31, 1913Sept. 30, 1913Dec. 31, 1913Mar. 31, 1914June 30, 1914Sept. 30, 1914Dec. 31, 1914

Imported merchandiseentered for consump-tion in the UnitedStates, 197 subscrip-tions

Commerce and naviga-tion:Annual reports(cloth)—

1913 (paper)19131914

Separates (paper)

—

1913—Tables 15-16Table 6

Table 31914—

Tables!Table 5

Table 3

Num-ber ofcopies.

-10.

Children's Bureau.

Monographs (paper):No. 1

Civil Service Commis-sion.

Annual reports (cloth):18851888 ,

190719121913

Laws, rules, and regula-tions (paper): CivilService act, rules andexecutive orders, Sept.15. 1914 ,

221660217587

1

54

6

13- 1

340

101

229214

Price.

1 05.05.50.20.05.05.05

.15

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.15

.15

.20

.25

.15

.15

.75

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.35

.30

.05

.25

.30.

.70

..35

.35

6495—15 30* Special.



Title.

District of Columbia.

Commissioners.

Annual reports (paper):18921897, \ol. 2

1898, vol. 2

1902, vol. 2

1903, vol. 2

1904, vol. 2

1905, vol. 2

1906, vol. 2

1913, vol. 3

1914, vol. 1

General publications(paper):Code of law for Dis-

trict enacted Mar.3, 1901, amendedJan. 31 and June30, 1902, andamended furtherto Mar. 4, 1911

Same (buc; ram)Laws relating to cor-

porations in Dis-trict of Columbia,extract from codeof law, etc., 1912...

Origin and govern-ment of District

of Columbia, byWilliam Tindall,1903

Same, 1908Laws relating tostreet- railwayfranchises in theDistrict of Colum-bia, 1905 (cloth)...

Municipal assess-

ment and taxa-tion in District of

Columbia

Num-ber ofcopies.

Engineer Department.

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18931907, vol. 2 (buck-ram)

1908, vol. 2

1909 (buckram)1910 (buckram)1911, vol. 2 (buckram)

1912 (buckram)1913 (paper)

Health Office.

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper): Lawsand regulations relat-

ing to public healthin force Jan. 6, 1907....

Supreme Court.

General publications(sheep) : William PittKellogg charged withreceiving bribe whileUnited States Senator,1884

3

244

Price.

$0.75.20.35

.15

.10

.10

.15

.15

.40

.45

1.001.25

.35

.10

.55

.40

.35

.40

.40

.40

.40

.25

.15

Total.

,50

$0.75.20.35

.15

.10

.10

.15

.15

.40

.45

3.00305.00

.80

1.05

.80

.40

.35

.40

.40

.40

.40

.25

Title.

,50

District of Colum-bia—Continued.

Criminal Court.

General publications(cloth): Trial of JohnH. Surratt in the Crim-inal Court for the Dis-trict of Columbia, vol.

I, 1867General publications,separates, (paper):Argument ofEdwardsPierrepont to jury ontrial ofJohn H. Surrattfor murder of Presi-

dent Lincolr., 1867 ...

.

Public Utilities Commis-sion.


Fish Commission.


Pt. 1

Pt. 2

Pt.3Pt.4Pt.6Pt. 7

Pt. 8

Pt. 10Pt. 12Pt. 16Pt. 17Pt. 18Pt. 19Pt. 20Pt. 23

Pt. 24

Pt. 25Pt. 26Pt. 27

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):Dredging and otherrecords of UnitedStates I ish Com-mission steamerAlbatross, withbibliography rela-

tive to work of

vessel, 1900Preliminary review

of apodal fishes or

eels inhabitatingwaters of Americaand Europe

Notes on tagging of

4,000 adult cod at

^^ oods Hole, Mass.Descriptions of twonew species of dar-ters from LakeMaxinkuckee, In-

dianaCheck list of fishes

and fishlike verte-

brates of north andmiddle America. .

.

Report on fish andfisheries of coastal

waters of Florida.

.

Num-ber of


$0.60

10

.25

.90

.90

.55

.85

.75

.75

.80

.75

.85

1.00.75.80

.55

.75

.751.00



Title.

Fish Commission—Con.

Annual reports sepa-rates (paper)—Contd.Check list of fishes of

rioridaPopular extractsfrom investiga-tions of comniis-sion for scientific

examination of

German seasReport on fisheries

of Indian River,Florida

Reports on mackerelinvestigations in

1S97

Catalogue of fishes

known to inhabitwaters of NorthAmerica, north of

Tropic of Cancer,with notes on spe-

cies discovered in

1853 and 1SS4

Notes on fishes of

Lake Ontario, an-notated list of

fishes known to

occur in St. Law-rence River

Note on foreign fish-

ery trade and local

fisheries of PortoRico

Statistics of fisheries

of South AtlanticStates, 1899

Statistics of fisheries

of South AtlanticStates, 1902

General publications,separates (paper):

Artificial propaga-tion of Atlanticsalmon, rainbowtrout and brooktrout. 1900

Manual of fish cul-

ture (cloth)

Bulletins (cloth):

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol.3Vol. 4

Vol. 5

Vol. 6Vol. 7

Vol.8Vol. 9

Vol. 10Vol. 11

Vol.12Vol. 13Vol. 16Vol. 17Vol. 18Vol. 18 (half leather).Vol. 19Vol. 20, pt. 1

Vol. 21

Vol. 22Vol. 23, pt. 1

Vol. 23, pt. 2

Num-ber of

copies.Price

$0.05

.05

.25

.05

,05

.05

.25

.65

.45

.40

.40

.40

.40

.40

. 551.001.501.35.95

1.10. 75

1.15.80L50L501.25L801. 75

1.905.50.90

Total.

10.05

.05

.25

.05

.25

.65

1.35.40

1.601.601.201.20

. 551.001.501.35.95

2.201.503.454.80

16.501.507.503.603.503.805.50.90

Title.


Bulletins, separates (pa-per):Report of investiga-tions respectingfishes of Arkansas,conducted during1891, 1892, and1893, with synop-sis of previous ex-plorations in sameState

Report upon pearlfishery of Gulf of

CaliforniaGill nets in cod fish-

ery, etc

Report upon salmoninvestigations inheadwaters of Co-lumbia River, inState of Idaho, in

1895, with notesupon fishes ob-served in thatState in 1894 and1895

Egg and develop-ment of Conger eel.

Plants of westernLake Erie, etc

Plankton algae of

Lake Erie, withspecial reference

to chlorophyceae.

.

Some observationsconcerning fishparasites

Some planktonstudies in GreatLakes

Description of 15

new species offishes from Ha-waiian Islands

Two species of larvaldibothria fromYellowstone Na-tional Park. 1891.

Notes on fresh-waterfishes of ^Vash^lg-ton County, Me. ..

Report on coUectionof fishes fromrivers of centraland northernMexico

Notes on collectionof fishes fromrivers of Mexico,with descriptionof 20 new species...

Report on fishes col-

lected in Mexicoand Central Amer-ica with notes anddescriptions of 5

new speciesReport upon fishes

of Kalamazoo,Cal-hoim, and AntrimC lunties, Mich

Certain wart-like ex-crescences occur-ring on short min-now, etc

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

SO. 05 10.05



Title.


Bulletins, sei)arates (pa-pers—Continued.On classification of

my xosporidia,group of protozoanparasites infestiagfishes

Summary of fisheryinvestit^ations con-ducted in northPacific Ocean andBering Sea fromJuly 1, 1S88, to

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Anomuran collec-

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Interior.

Secretary.


1849, Vol. 2

1851, Vol. 2

1852 ,

18541855185618611875, Vol. 1

1900, Vol. 1

1901, Vol. 1

1902, Vol. 1

1903, Vol. 6

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1913, Vol. 2

1914, Vol. 1

1914. Vol. 2

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Progress in the class-ification and utili-

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1913- June 30, 1914.

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electrical polesReport of Glacier,Wind Cave, andPiatt NationalPark^910

Hetch Hetchy Val-ley Report

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Report on UnitedStates and Mexi-can boundarysurvey, made un-der direction of theSecretary of theInterior,' vol. 1,

1857 (cloth)

Proceedings of theNational ParkConference held atYellowstone Na-tional Park, Sep-tember, 1911

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and 16,1912Special rules of prac-

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Hot Springs Reserva-tion, annual reports(paper):

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Title.

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5ecretart/—Continued.

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Geological Historyof Crater Lake,1912

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Geological Historyof YellowstoneNational Park,1912

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fornia

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1915—No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4

No. 5No. 6

No. 7

No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 14Circulars of information

(paper):1872—

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No. 3No. 5No. 7

1873—No. 2No. 5 ,

1874—No. 31875—

No. 1

No. 2No. 5No. 6

1877—No. 1

No. 2 ,

1878—No. 21879—

No. 2No. 4No. 5

1880—No. 1

No. 4No. 5No. 6

1881—No. 1

No. 2No. 4No. 5

No. 61882—

No. 1

No. 3

No. 4

No. 5No. 6

1883—No. 1

No. 2No. 4

Title.

Inteeior—Continued.


Circulars of information(paper)—Continued.1884—

No. 1

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1885—No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

No. 5

188G, No. 1

1887, No. 2..

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No. 81898—

No. 1

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No. 1

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1900—No. 1

No. 21902—

No. 1

No. 2

1903, No. 3

Circulars of information,separates (paper): Ad-dress on museums il-

lustrative of education,1881

Art and Industry (cloth)Pt. 1

Pt. 2Pt. 3

Pt. 4 ,

Introduction ofdomesticreindeer into Alaska(cloth):

18931896189718981900190fi (paper)

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Education Bureavu—Con.

Library: General publi-cations (paper): List

of references on voca-tional guidance

Alaska Division:Annual reports (pa-per)—

19101911

G eneral publica tions(paper)—Medical hand-book. Alaskaschool service(cloth)

Rules and regu-lations regard-ing Alaskaschool servicefor natives ofAlaska, adopt-ed May 20,1911

Heading courses (paper):No. 3No. 3

Home education: Circu-lars (pa{)er). No. 1

Geographical and Geolog-ical Survey of RockyMountain Region{Powell).


Report on lands ofarid region ofUnited States,ith more detailed

account of lands ofUtah

Black Hills of Da-kota, 1880, New-ton and Jenney . .

.

Report on geology ofHenry Mountains,1877

Same, 2d edition,1880

Report on methodsof surveying pub-lic domain, 1878(paper)

Report on geology ofeastern portion ofUinta Mountainsand region of coun-try adjacent there-to

Report on geology ofHigh Ilatcaus ofUtah, text

Contributions to NorthAmerican Fthnologv(cloth):

Vol. 2, pt. 1

Vol.2, pt. 2

Vol.3..Vol. 4

Vol.5Vol.6Vol.7Vol.9

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Geological and Geographi-cal Surveys of the Terri-

tories iHayd(n).

Annual reports (cloth):1869..

18721873187518761877 (preliminary re-

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1878, pt. 1

1878, pt. 2

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Geological and geo-graphical atlas of

Colorado and por-tion of adjacentterritory, 1881(cloth)

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Title.


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tories (Hayden)—Con.

Miscellaneous publica-tions (cloth)—Contd.No. 7

No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 12

Geological Survey.


1880, with mapsi...18801881188218831884188518861887, pt. 1

1887, pt. 2

18881889, pt. 1

1889, pt. 2

1890, pt. 1

1890, pt. 2

1891, pt.l1891, pt. 2

1892, pt. 1

1892, pt. 2

1892, pt. 3

1893, pt. 1

1893, pt. 2

1894

1895, pt. 1

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1897, pt. 3

1897, pt. 4

1897, pt. 5

1897, pt. 5 continued1898, pt. 1

1898, pt. 2

1898, pt. 3 (paper)..

1898, pt. 3

1898, pt. 4

1898, pt. 5, text andatlas (1 set)

1898, pt. 5, text1898, pt. 5, atlas

1898, pt. 6

1898, pt. 6, continued1899, pt. 1

1899, pt. 2

1899, pt. 3

1899, pt. 4

1899, pt. 5, text andmaps

1899, pt. 6

1899, pt. 6, continued1899, pt. 7

1900, pt. 1

1900, pt. 2

1900, pt. 3

1900, pt. 4

Title.

Special.


Geological Survey—Con.


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Continued.1900, pt. 5, text andmaps

1900, pt. 6

1900, pt. 6, continued.1900, pt. 7

1901, pt. 1

1901, pt. 2

1901, pt. 3

1901, pt. 41902190319041905190619071908190919101911 (paper)19111912 (paper)19121913 (paper)1914 (paper)1914

Annual reports, sepa-

rates, miscellaneous(paper):

.

Reconnoissance of

gold fields of south-

ern Alaska, withsome notes on gen-

eral geologyGeology of Yukongold district,Alaska

Statistics of clay-

working industries

of United States,

1894Clay and clay prod-ucts at Paris Ex-position, 1900

Priest River ForestReserve

Production of Full-

er's earth, 1897

H y d r 0 g raphy of

American isthmusStone industry, 1895

.

Iron-ore deposits of

Lake Superior re-

gionPublic lands and

their water supplyGeneral publications(paper):

.

Maps and descrip-

tions of routes of

explorations in

Alaska, 1898, with10 maps

Same (cloth)

Geology and mineralresources of por-tion of CopperRiver d is t r i c t

,

AlaskaSame (cloth)Reconnoissances in

Cape Nome andNorton Bay re-

gions, Alaska, 1900

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.50

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.10

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Title.



General publications(paper)—Continued.Alaska, from maps

of Geological Sur-vey, coast line

from Coast andGeodetic Surveycharts, index mapshowing areas cov-ered by topo-graphic maps;with inset (Aleu-tian Islands^

01 a s s i f i c ation of

lands on Colville

Indian Reserva-tion, July 22,1913..

Cooperation be-

tween UnitedStates and variousStates in topo-graphic, hydro-graphic, and geo-

logic work, 1910

Plans and specifica-

tions for currentmeter gauging sta-

tions, etcFive -pi ace loga-

rithms of nationalnumbers and cir-

cular functions ex-pressed in arc andtime

Coordinates for pro-jection of maps

Preliminary reporton Cape Nomegold region, Alaska

Sugg3Stions to au-thors of paperssubmitted for pub-lication by UnitedStates GeologicalSurvey with di-

rections to type-writer operators...

T 0 p 0 g r a p hie in-

structions of theUnited States Ge-ological Survey,1913

T 0 p 0 g r a p hie in-

structions of theUnited States Ge-ological Survey,1915

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1.30.10.25.25.30.70.20.10.10.45.10.60.25.25.20

1.30.30.25.30.30.15.20.15.35.75.20.05.15.20.10.10.10.10.05.30

.90

.20

.20

.40

.30

.20

.25

.10

.50

.40

. 55

.65

.85

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.10

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.10

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Bulletins (paper)—Con.No 400 5 $0. 35 $1. 75No 401 22 .05 1' 10No 402 8 .05 .40No 403 6 . 10 '. 60No 404 9 .20 1*80

No 405 6 .20 L20No. 406 11 .40 4. 40No 407 2 .45 .90No. 408 5 .25 1.25No. 409 2 . 15 .30No. 410 8 .40 3.20No. 411 5 . 15 . 75No 412 10 . 05 . 50No. 413 4 . 10 ^40No 414 4 . 10 . 40No. 40S-414 (buck-ram) 1 1.25 1. 25

No 415 1 .60 . 60No 416 43 . 15 6. 45No 417 5 . 25 1. 25No 418

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39 .05 1. 95No 419 15 .25 3.75No 420 16 . 20 3^20No. 421 . 3 '. 10 !30No 422 357 .25 89.25No 423 13 . 15 1.95No 424 28 . 10 2.80No 425 4 .25 1.00No 426 1 . 40 .40No. 427 22 .40 s! 80No 428 5 . 10 . 50No 429 89 . 40 35. 60No. 430 5 ieo 3! 00No 430 (clotli) 1 . 75 '. 75No. 431 .... 4 !40 lieoNo 432 1 . 15 . 15No 433 2 . 40 . 80No 434 3 . 10 .30No 435 6 .35 2. 10No 436 3 .20 .60No 437 3 .05 . 15No 438 3 ^25 . 75No 439 1 .20 . 20No 441 7 . 10 '. 70No. 441 (buckram) 1 . 25 [25No 442 4 . 40 1.60No 443 1 . 45 . 45No 444 1 . 15 . 15No 445 10 . 25 2. 50No 446 1 . 20 . 20No 449 2 !30 . 60No. 450 3 *30

. 90No 451 3 [30 . 90No 452 39 30 11. 70No 453 2 05 10No 454 g . 30 1. 80No 455 3 . 15 . 45No 456 7 . 20 1. 40No 457 3 . 10 . 30No. 458 10 . 50No 459 . 05 30No 460 2 . 05 . 10No 461 . 10 50No 462 1 . 10 . 10No. 463 6 . 10 .60No. 464 3 .05 .15No. 465 7 .15 1.05No. 467 4 .40 1.60No. 468 4 .10 .40No. 469 2 .05 .10No. 470 6 .45 2. 70N . 470 (buckram) .

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Price. Total.

4 $0.20 $0. 8028 .05 1.402 . 10 .204 .05 .201 .25 .25

41 .05 2! 054 . 40 1. 604 . 10 [403 . 10 '30

2 .10 .201 .20 .202 .35 [JQ9 . 10 . 903 .05 . 152 .05 . 105 .05 !257 . 10 '70

182 . 55 100! 101 .25 .255 '. 10 . 504 .20 .806 . 15 . 901 .30 [303 .40 L2012 .35 4. 204 . 15 .602 .30 .603 .20 .603 .25 . 751 .40 .405 .05 .252 . 15 .302 .25 .5019 .40 7.603 .50 1.5014 . 10 1.4018 . 10 1. 8014 . 05 .703 . 20 .601 . 10 . 101 . 15 . 15

5 . 05 .253 . 05 . 15

3 • 10 .302 . 05 . 10

22 !50 11. 002 ieo 1. 202 *30

1 601 !40 .40

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5 . 25 1. 25

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Mineral resources of theUnited States (cloth):

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18851886188718881889-90189118921893190019011902190319041905 (paper)1905

1907, pt. 1

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1908, pt. 1

1908, pt. 2 (paper)...1908, pt. 2 (paper)...1908, pt. 2

1909, pt. 2

1909, pt. 2

1910, pt. 1

1910, pt. 2

1911, pt. 1

1911, pt. 2

1912, pt. 1

1912. pt. 2 (paper)...1912, pt. 2

1913, pt. 1

1913, pt. 2

Num-ber of

copies.

1

4

5

12912

3224

81

6365

Price.

$0.20.20.30.20.10.15.05.15.15.15.10.05.10.10.10.10.10.05.10.20.15

.30

.30

.35

.15

.40

.50

.20

.20

.20

.50

.15

.20

.15

.60

.25

.05

.30

.50

.60

.40

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

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.70

.70

.70

.70

.70

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1.25.901.10.90.80

1. 00.70

1.25

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$2. 001. 00.301.00.30.45.20.30.60.90.40.20.20.10.40.20.20.05.10

1.0025. 806. 004. 80.40.60

4. 80.25

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19. 50

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2.501.001. 40.70

2. 102. 102. 103. 202. 005. 004. 006. 40.60.65

3.202.40.757.508.759.90

19. 8010. 80

.8015. 0014. 0021.25

Title.



Mineral resources of theUnited States, sepa-rates (paper):Production of coal

in 1913Production of pe-troleum, 1913

Monographs (cloth):

Vol. 1

Vol.2Vol. 2, atlas

Vol. 4

Vol. 5Vcl. 6Vol. 7

Vol. 8Vol. 9

Vol. 10 ,

Vol. 11

Vol. 12

Vol. 13

Vol. 13, atlas

Vol. 14 (paper)Vol. 14

Vol. 15, pt. 1

Vol. 15, pt. 2Vol. 16 (paper)Vol. 16Vol. 17

Vol. 18

Vol. 19

Vol. 20Vol. 20, atlas

Vol. 21 (paper)Vol. 21

Vol. 22Vol. 23Vol. 24Vol. 25 (paper)Vol.25Vol. 26.. „Vol. 27Vol. 28Vol. 28, atlas

Vol. 29Vol. 30Vol. 31Vol. 31, atlas

Vol. 32, pt. 2Vol. 32, atlas

Vol. 33Vol. 34Vol. 35Vol. 36...;Vol. 37Vol. 38Vol. 39Vol. 40Vol. 41

Vol. 42Vol. 43Vol. 44Vol. 45Vol. 45, atlas

Vol. 46Vol. 47Vol. 47(half leather).

Vol. 48, pt. 1, text..Vol. 48, pt. 2, platesVol. 49Vol. 50Vol. 51 (4 sets) ,

Vol. 51,pt. l.text..,Vol. 51,pt. 2

,

Vol. 52 (paper),

Vol. 52

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0.15

.20

1.502. 008. 001.501.851.051.201.101.152.701.752. 401.50.50.75

1.00.75

1.75.75

1.001.101.001.702. 252. 75.55.90

1.001.30.90

1.401.701.001.502. 253. 501.901.501.002. 602. 453. 751.001.301.252.001.251.601.10.80

1.75.85

1.501.001.002. 501.751.502.501.001.251.501.00

1 1.251.252. 752.002. 50

1 Per set.



Title.

Inteeioe—Continued

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Water-supply irrigation

papers (paper):No. 2

No. 3No. 4

No. 5No. 6No. 7No. 8No. 9

No. 10No. 11

No. 12

No. 13

No. 14

No. 15No. 16No. 17No. IfNo. 19No. 20No. 21



No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 60No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71No. 72No. 73

No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77Nos. 74-77

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

8 $0.15 $1.202 .10 .202 .15 .309 .10 .904 .15 .603 . 10 .3010 .10 1.002 .15 .305 .10 .502 .10 .201 .25 .25

9 .10 .9010 .10 1.004 .10 .404 .10 .401 .15 .15

6 .10 .60

5 .15 .7510 .15 1.50I .10 .10

4 .15 .602 .10 .20

5 .15 .75

5 .15 .75.05 .05

3 .10 .305 .10 .505 .15 .751 .15 .154 .10 .40

5 .15 .75

7 .15 1.055 .10 .50

3 .10 .302 .10 .20

5 .10 .501 .10 .10

13 .15 1.9532 ' .15 4.8032 .10 3.2035 .15 5.2513 .15 1.957 .15 1.054 .10 .402 .10 .201 .10 .101 .10 .101 .10 .102 .10 .201 .10 .10

8 .10 .802 .05 .106 .10 .60

25 . 15 3.751 .05 .05

12 .15 1.8018 .15 2.704 .15 .604 .15 .60 1

26 .10 2.6011 .20 2.207 .10 .70

42 . 15 6.302 .10 .206 .20 1.20

1

2 .15 .308 .10 .80

14 .10 1.406 .20 1.204 .25 1.004 .25 1.004 .15 .601 .10 .101 .90 .90

Title.



Water-supply irrigationpapers (paper)—Con.No. 78No. 79

No. 80No. 81No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 85Nos. 82-85No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 91

No. 92No. 93No. 94No. 95No. 96No. 97No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103No. 104No. 105No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110No. Ill

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$0. 05.10.10.25.10.20.10.15.70.15.25.15.15.35.10.05.25.10.15.15.30.20.25.30.20.30.10.10.15.05.20.15.25.10.10.05.05.25.10.10.10.05.15.10.2005.15.15.10.10.15.15.10.15.15.10.20.15.20.25.35.25.25.15.05.25.05.10.10.15.15.20.10.15



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No. 162No. 163


No. 182..

No. 183No. 184

No. 185No. 186No. 187No. 188No. 189No. 190No. 191No. 192No. 193No. 194No. 195No. 196No. 197No. 198No. 199No. 200No. 201No. 202No. 203No. 204No. 205No. 206Nos. 201-206 (buck-ram)

No. 207No. 208No. 209No. 210No. 211No. 212Nos. 207-212 (buck-ram)

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No. 214No. 215No. 216No. 217No. 218

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Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

26 $0.10 $2. 6027 .10 2. 70

17 .15 2. 5519 .10 1.9010 .25 2. 508 .25 2. 008 .20 1.604 .15 .606 .20 1.202 .10 .201 .25 .254 .15 .607 .15 1.056 .25 1.503 .15 .452 .15 .302 .10 .202 .15 .305 .15 .754 .15 .602 .15 .301 .25 .251 .15 .151 .20 .201 .20 .204 .15 .604 .20 .803 .20 .60

12 .10 1.2046 .20 9.206 .15 .9016 .50 8. 0011 .50 5. 5011 .05 .5526 .25 6. 5030 .10 3.0029 .15 4. 3518 .20 3. 6025 .05 1.2518 .15 2.7033 .15 4. 9515 .60 9.007 .25 1.75

23 .40 9. 2019 .30 5.708 .15 1.20

13 . 50 6. 508 .30 2. 409 .25 2.25

247 .35 86.45 i

4 .25 1.00j

3 .15 .453 .20 .602 .20 .40 '

11 .20 2.20 '

4 .20 .80

2 .85 1.702 .15 .303 .30 .902 . 15 .302 .20 .401 .20 .202 .15 .30

1

3 .80 2.404 .25 1.003 .25 .758 .40 3.209 .15 1.3512 .10 1.209 .25 2.25

3 1.10 3.301

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Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.! Total.

10 $0. 50 $5.0013 20 2. 603 20 . 60

20 10 2. 00. 55 . 55

3 1 45 4. -35

55 .'20 11.0028 .20 5.6034 . 10 3. 4017 An 6. 802 . 20 . 4057 15 8. 551 !30 .302 .35 .70

3 1. 40 4. 208 !25 2.00

.804 .202 . 20 . 4018 . 15 2. 70

1 .85 .8525 .10 2. 5013 . iU 1. 3013 . 20 2. 6010 15 1. 503 !io .3017 .25 4.25

QO. 90

4 . 35 1. 402 00

• 403 9n

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O 2. 40ZOO . 15 38. 25

1 1. 00 1. 004 . 60 2. 402 .75 1.50

386 .15 57. 9025 .15 3.7518 .35 6. 302 .05 .104 .40 1.603 .15 .453 .20 .601 .15 .151 .25 .251 .20 .202 .25 .501 .45 .457 .30 2.10

33 .15 4.954 .20 .805 .10 .501 .25 .25

48 .25 12.001 .65 .653 .10 .303 . .20 .flO


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915-—Continued,

Title.

INTEEIOR—Continued.


Water-supply irrigationpapers (paper)—Con.No. 282No. 283No. 284No. 285No. 288No. 289No. 290No. 291No. 292No. 293No. 294No. 295No. 296No. 297No. 298No. 298 (cloth)No. 299No. 299 (buckram) .

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Professional papers

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No. 7

No. 8

No. 10No. 11

No. 12

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4221

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2

1

24

4

45241

4

3147

343

1432

1

81

323

2131012

3471411

2101

281

1

323111

1

1523

1

3

1

31

1

225

Price.

$0. 15.15.10.30.m.20.20.20.50.70.55.10.10.20.30.40.35.50.55.15.15.10.10.15.35.10.10.30.20.20.55.45.10.05.10.50.60.45.30.10.10.15.25.30.10.15.20.20.20.55.50.15.60.15.40.50.05.50.55.30.05.15

.25

.30

.40

.30

.50

.50

.30

.40

.70

Total.

$0.10.60.20.60.15.20.40.201.002.802.20.40.50.40

1.20.40

1. 401.507.701. 05.45.40.30

2. 101. 05.20.10

2.40.20.60

1. 101. 35

21.30.50

1.201.50

28.206. 303. 30.20

1. 00.15.50

2. 40.10.15.60

4. 602.20.55.50

2. 251.20.45.40

1.50.05

1. 50.55.30

1. 10.75

2.50.90.40.60.50

2.00.90

10.809.10

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No. 71, pt. 2, maps..No. 71, pt. 2, maps(buckram)

No. 72

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copies.

Price.

$0. 70.40.30.60.50.25

.50

.40

.55

.15

.15

.40

.15

.55

.30

.10

.35

.25

.25

1.80.25.55.30.40.80

1.10.25.55

.15

.50

.701.251.001.501.50.50.75.25

1.101.25.85

.601.75

.501.50.50

2.75.50

.85

1.40.50.40

1.50.25

.801.00.60.75

.70

.85

0)2 2.001.00

1.251.00

1.25.35

'Special 2 Per set.

STIPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 487

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Reclamation Service,annual reports (cloth)

:

19031904, text and maps

.

1905 (paper)General publications(paper): Methodsof acquiring title

to public lands of

United States, be-ing review of lawsin force, 1905

Maps (paper)

—

Belle Foiu-cheValley,S.Dak.,topogra p h i cirrigationmap-Sheet 1, map

6534Sheet 2, map6534

United Sta t e s

reclam a t i o nprojects, gag-ing stations,and river sur-veys, map7549

Salt River pro-ject, Arizona

—

Sheet 1, map4896

Sheet 2, map4896

Shoshone pro-ject, Wyoming

Uncompahgr e^'alley project,Colorado, to-

pographic andirrigationmap-Sheet 1, map

6745Sheet 2, map

6745

Indian Afairs Office.


18561861186218631864

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0.50.75

1.201.50.90.65.85

1.00.60.20.50.80.60.40.25.15

.70

.851.25

.05

.25

.25

.25

.35

.35

.40

.55

Total.

$0.501.502.401.501.802.603.403.003.601.00.50

18.40.60.80

2.50.15

39.90

5.958. 756.40

.60

.75

.25

1.25

.25

.351.051.201.10

Title.


Indian Affairs Office—Continued.

Annual reports (cloth)-Continued.

18651866 (half sheep)....18671869187018711872187318741875187618771878187918801881188218831884

1885188618871888188918901891, vol. 1

1891, vol. 2

18921893 (half sheep)189418951896 ,

1897 ,

18981899, vol. 1

1899, vol. 2 ,

19031904 ,

1905190519061907190819081909 (paper)1910 (paper)1911191219131914 (paper)1914

General publications(paper):Indian mothers,save your babies. .

.

Correspondence,James S. Calhoun(cloth)

Digest of decisionsrelating to Indianaffairs, vol. 1, ju-dicial, 1901 (sheep)

Indian lands for saleunder Govern-ment supervision,1911

Statistics of Indiantribes, agencies,and schools, cor-rected to Jan. 1,

1899

Num-ber of

copies.

Price.

$0. 55.60..30

.50

.30

.50

.45

.40

.40

.45

.35

.55

.40

.40

.40

.45

.50

.50

.40

.75

.50

.50

.50

.75

.50

.65

.40

.851.30.80.80.75.80.90.60.60.60.65.50

1.00.50.30.60.10.15.10.45.45.40.15.30

.05

.70

1.10

.05

.10


Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year ended June SO, 19^5—Continued.


Price. Total.



General publications(paper)—Continued

.

Trachoma, manage-ment and treat-

ment among In-dians 3 $0. 05 $0. 15

Trachoma, its cause,prevention, andtreatment 1 .05 . 05

Manual on tubercu-losis, its cause, pre-vention, and treat-

ment, 1910 40 . 10 4. 00

Bulletins (paper):No. 1 2 .05 .10

No. 2 1 .05 .05

Indian CommissionersBoard, aruiual reports(cloth):

1872 1 .30 .30

1874 1 .25 .25

1876 1 .25 .25

1879 1 .15 .15

1889 1 .25 .25

1890 1 .25 .25

1900 1 .25 .25

1901 1 . 25 . 25

1902 1 .25 . 251 . 05 .05

1912 1 . 05 . 05

Reports of special agentsand commissions(cloth): Half -breedscrip, Chippewas of

Lake Superior, 1874. .

.

2 .50 1.00

Indian schools, superin-tendent, annual re-

ports (paper):.101896 1 .10

1901 1 .10 .10

Indian schools, miscel-laneous publications

Some things thatgirls should knowhow to do 145 .05 7.25

Outline lessons in

housekeeping for

use in Ind i an199 .05 9.95

Farm and homemechanics, 1911 100 (1) 12. 00

Same 486 . 15 72. 90Social plays, games,

83.60etc 836 .10

Same 1 .05 .05

Rules for the IndianSchoolse rvlce 1913 1 .05 .05

Synopsis of course in12. 50sewing 1911

Laws relating to Indian125 . 10

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compiled from RevisedStatutes enacted June22, 1874, and fromStatutes at Largefrom that date to Mar.4, 1883, list of treaties

and agreements withL20Indian tribes, 1884 3 .40

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Rules,regulations and in-

structions (paper):Rules and regula-tions relating to is-

suance of patentsin fee and certifi-

cates of compe-tencyand sale of al-

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Regulations con-cerning right of

way for railwaylines with tele-

graph and tele-

phone through In-dian lands, Apr.18, 1899, withamendments of

Apr. 8, 1901Regulations con-cerning right of

way for telephoneand telegraph lines

through Indianlands (approvedNov. 9, 1901)

Regulations govern-ing the approvalof wills of Indiansunder act of Con-gress, Feb. 14, 1913.

Routes to Indian agen-cies and schools (pa-

per):19101912

General Land Office.


1847 (paper)

1892190119121914

General publications(paper):Report on reduction

of area of home-steads in Alaska,Jan. 16,1915

Opening of lands informer Fort Nio-brara MilitaryReservation in Ne-braska, July 25,

1913

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30 , 1915—Continued.

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Jimeau, Alaska,series, UnitedStates V. AndrewL. Scofield et al.,

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United States min-ing laws and regu-lations, Dec. IS.

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in Idaho, July,1910

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Pension Office.


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Railroad Commissioner.


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Title.


Mines Bureau—Contd.

Technical papers (pa-pers—Continued.No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61


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Mine inspector for Alas-ka, annual reports(paper):

191219131914

Monthly statement ofcoal-mine fatalities

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July, 1913October, 1913...

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1892 5 .35 1.75 riers, subject to

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6 .05 .304 .05 .202 .05 .10

4 .05 .202 .05 .10

100 0) 2.001 .05 .051 .05 .05

3 .05 .15

5 .05 .25

18 .05 .90

49 .05 2. 45

27 .05 1.35

28 .05 1.40

3 .05 .15

2 .05 .10

29 .05 1.45

3 .05 .15

9 .05 .45

20 .05 1.0010 .05 .50

10 .05 .504 .05 .20

4 .05 .20

35 .05 1.754 .05 .20

1 .05 .05

4 .05 .20

9 .05 .45491 15. 45

227 .05 11.35228 .05 11.4014 .05 .70

3 .05 .15

87 .05 4.355 .05 .25

3 .05 .15

1 .05 .05

11 .05 .552 .05 .10

1 .05 .05

250 i}) 7. 50

1 .05 .051 .05 .05

50 .54

25 .05 1.259 .05 .45

24 .05 1.20

5 .05 .25

3 .05 .151 .05 .05

6 .05 .302 .05 . 10

33 .05 1.65

5 .05 .2514 .05 .705 .05 .25

1 .05 .05

3 .10 .30

Title.

INTEKSTATE COMMERCECommission—Contd.

Opinions (paper)—Con.No. 2925No. 2926No. 2929No. 2931No. 29.32

No. 29.33

No. 2935No. 2938No. 2941No. 2942No. 2944No. 2945No. 2947No. 2949No. 2950No. 2952No. 2955No. 2956No. 2958No. 2959No. 2960No. 2961No. 2963No. 2964No. 2965No. 2971No. 2972No. 2973No. 2974No. 2976No. 2978No. 2979No. 2980No. 29S1No. 2982No. 2983No. 2984No. 2984No. 2985No. 2987No. 2988No. 2989No. 2992No. 2994No. 2995No. 2998No. 2999No. 3001No. 3003No. 3003No. 3004No. 3005No. 3010No. 3011No. 3012No. 3014No. 3015No. 3017No. 3020No. 3023No. 3029No. 3034No. 3040No. 3042No. 3047

Table of cases and opin-ions (paper):Table of cases andopinions of theInterstate Com-merce Commis-sion, decisions un-der act from April,

1887, to January,1909, vol. 1-15

Title.


Table of cases and opin-ions (paper)—Con.Table of cases andopinions, April,1877, to Jime, 1913.

vols. 1-27Tables of cases andopinions fromAugust, 1906, toJime, 1912, vols. 12to 23

Table of cases cited inopinions (paper): Ta-ble of defendants (iacases) before Inter-state Commerce Com-mission with referenceto cases in reports(vols. 1-8, of Inter-state Commerce Com-mission) to whichthey are parties, com-piled Nov. 1, 1901

Annotations, InterstateCommerce Commissionreports, cases cited(paper):Annotations of re-

ports and opin-ions of InterstateCommerce Com-mission from 1

to 31Same

Table of commodities indecisions of InterstateCommerce Commission(paper): Vols. 12-23,1906-1912

Table of cases on formaldocket of InterstateCommerce Commis-sion, not disposed of in

printed reports (pa-per): Table of cases onformal docket of In-terstate CommerceCommission, Apr.,1887-Aug. 28, 1906, notdisposed of in printedreports, with lists of

commodities, locali-

ties, etc., Dec. 1, 1910.

.

Interstate CommerceCommission cases inFederal courts (paper):1887 to 1914

Unreported opinions(paper):Miscellaneous num-bers

Miscellaneous nimi-bers

212 subscriptions

Unreported opinions(reparation, new se-

ries) (paper): No.A-583.Conference rulings bulle-

tins (paper):No. 6No. 6No. 6, supplementNo.l

No. 6, supplementNo.l

Num-ber of

copies.

20012

1,389

228

91

5,0002,071

11, 191

1,326

Price. Total.

$0. 15 $8. 10

10!

.05

.15

10

(1)

.054. 00

.10

.05

,40

5.00

208. 35

4.

848.

220.

207.

209.

Special,


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30^ 1915—Continued.

Num-ber of


7 $0. 05 $0.35

10 .05 .50

12 .05 .60

12 .05 .60

1 .05 .05

27 .05 1.35

40 05 2. 00

102 .05

.30

.10

2 .05 .10

2 .05 .10

2,796205 .05

32.261

10.25

4 .05 .20

4 .10 .40

7 .05 .35

1 .05 .05

Title.


Orders (unnumbered)(paper):

I. and S. Docket No.122

I. and S."Docket No."444

I. and S. Docket No.444, first and sec-

ond supplementalorders

I. and S. Docket No.444, third supple-mental order


Third supplementalorder relative toirre,£?ularitios iadatiug bills of lad-ing

Interstate Com-merce Commis-sion order of Sept.

15, 1913, in thematter of blocksignal, etc

Interstate C om -

merce Commis-sion order of Sept.15, 1914, in thematter of blocksignal interlock-ing and train or-der statistics

SameRules and instruc-

tions for inspec-tion and testing of

locomotive boilers

.

In the matter of thepreparation, ap-proval, and estab-lishment of rulesand instructionsfor the inspectionand testing of loco-motive boilers andtheir appurte-nances

Rules and instruc-tions for testing oflocomotive boilers,

June, 1914SameThe subject of auniform system ofaccounts to be pre-scribed for andkept by carriers bywater being underconsideration

Relation of carriers

by rail with car-

riers by waterOrder No. 4914 inthe matter of rates,practices, etc.,gov-erning transporta-tion of anthracitecoal, June, 1912


Title.

Interstate CommerceCommission- Contd.

Orders (unnumbered)(paper) Continued.Order promulgated

at general sessionof InterstateCom-merce Commis-sion, Oct. 10, 1910,in re standardheight of draw-bars

Order No. 4911, Ex-press franks

Regulations for thetransportation of

explosives, etcOrder No. 3666,transportation of

explosives andother dangerousarticles by freightand express

Order No. 4198, inthe matter of ex-press rates, prac-tices,accounts,andrevenues ofAdamsExpress Co., andothers

Supplemental orderNo. 1, in Expresscases. I. C. C.Doc. No. 4198

Regulations to gov-ern destruction of

records of steamroads, July 1, 1914.

I. C. C. order in theFive Per Centcase. I. and S.

Docket No. 333....SameI.andS. Docket No.No. 106

Order promulgatedat general sessionof I. C. C. on 8thday of Apr, 1912^in matter of appli-cation of provisoof sec. 2 of hours-of-service act totrainmen

Order of Apr. 8,

1912, in matter of

alteration in meth-ods and form ofmonthly reportsof hours of serviceof employees onrailroads, etc

I. and S. Docket No.520. Rates onlumber

Regulations to gov-ern issuing and re-cording of passesof steam roads, ef-

fective Apr. 1,

1912SameSame, June 1, 1912.

.

Same, June 1, 1912.

.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. : Total.

$0.05

.05

.05

6 I .05

6 1 .05

204102

.05

(})

.05

,05

10 .05 .50

2 .05 .10

2 0) .06352 .05 17.60104 0) 2.01

325 .05 16.25

1 Special,


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year end^d June 30, i5i5—Continued.

Title.


Orders (unnumbered)(paper)- Continued.Order in matter ofpermitting o r d i -

nary changes inrates and fares,

pendingaction,etc., 4th sec .,

amended June 18,

1910Order of I. C. C,Jan. 26, 1911, inmatter of permit-ting ordinarychanges in ratesand fares, etc

Order at general ses-

sion of I. C. C,June 1, 1912, I.

andS. Docket No.116, on rates ofcommodities i nTexas and St.Louis, Mo., etc

Order at general ses-sion of I. C. C,June 1, 1912, I.

and S. Docket No.117, on rates fortransportation ofsash, etc., betweenLouisiana andTexas, etc

Order in matter ofregulations gov-erning the trans-portation of ce-ment, iron ore,steel, etc

I.andS. Docket No.151

I.andS. Docket No.154

Relief from provi-sions of4th sectionof act to regulatecommerce asamended June18, 1910

I. and S. Docket No.333. Order of I.

C. C, 4th day of !

Nov. 1913i

I. and S. Docket No. '

414, Mar. 26, 1914. JI.andS. Docket No.

j

414, 5th supple-!

mental order i

Order of Apr. 11, !

1914, I. and S.

Docket No. 431....;I. and S. Docket No.

i

432, rates, etc.,

Apr. 11, 1914Order of May 25,

1914, transporta-tion of wool, hides,and pelts

Order of July 10,

1914, amended 4thsection order No.124

I. and S. Docket No.431. Commodityrates, Quiney, III.

,

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

$0.05

,05

,05

,05

13

26

.05

.10

.05

,05

.05

05

,05

05

05

$0.25

,40

20

.05

.05 .10

1 .05 .05

6 .05 .30

.10

.75

.10

.25

.20

.30

.65

1.30

1

Title.


.

Orders (imnumbered)(paper)—Continued.

I. and S. Docket No.432. Commoditj^rates, MississippiRiver crossings

I. and S. Docket No.414. Cancellationof rates, Aug. 17,

1914Supplemental 4thsection order No.124

Order of Jan. 30,

1915, in the matterof the investiga-tion of alleged un-reasonable ratesand practices in-volved in thetransportation oflive stock

Regulations to gov-ern destruction ofrecords of steamroads, July 1, 1914.

Order dated June 10,

1910, in matter of

destruction of rec-ords of steamroads, eSectiveDec. 1, 1910.Cover, title

Destruction of rec-ords ofsieeping carcompanies, June 8.

1913Destruction of rec-ords of steamroads, effectiveOct. 1, 1911

Destruction of rec-ords of expresscompanies. May15, 1912

Destruction of rec-ords of telegraphand cable com-panies. May 13,

1912Regulations govern-ing the destruc-tion of records of

electric railroadcompanies, May 1,

1913SameRegulations to gov-ern destruction of

records of carriersby water

Regulations govern-ing the destruc-tion of records oftelephone, tele-graph, and cablecompanies, 1st is-

sue, effective Feb.1, 1914

SameDestruction of rec-

ords of steamroads, July 1,

1914Same

Num-ber of Pricecopies.

53

109

100

50317

266

810301

433

$0,05

.05

.05

.05

.10

05

.05

,05

,05

0).05

.05

(1)

.10

Total.

$1.26

.20

.15

,20

.10

.35

4.05

2.66

5. 45

1.04

2.0615.86

13.30

25.2015.05

777.2643.30

Special.

SUPERIXTEXDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 509

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—-Continued.

Title.Xum- '

ber of Price,

copies.1

Total

INTEESTATE COMMERCECOMMISSION—Contd

.

Orders (unnumbered)(paper)—Continue d

.

Safetyappliancestandards, Mar. 13,

1911, inc 1 u d i n gsupplement

Plates illustrating

safety appliancestandards, July 1,

1911SameI. and S. No. 143

I. and S. Docket No.11. Tap-line case,

order of May 14,

1912 !

I.andS. Docket No.|

11, amended Oct. i

30, 1912In the matter of

modification ofi

sec. 6 of act withregard to postingtariffs at stations..

SameOrder in matter of

publication in tar-

iffs of the markedcapacities of cars,

etcOrder at general ses-

sion of I. C. C. onMar. 13, 1911, inmatter of applica-tion of act to regu-fate commerce, as

amended, to tele-

graph and tele-

phone companies.

.

Docket No. 5462Order at session of I.

C. C. May 7, 1912,in matter of inves-tigation of advancein rates by carriers

for transportationof tin plate and

j

sheet metal from \

East to Oregon,{

T^'ashington, etc. .|

Order in the matter I

of train delav re-

ports. 1913...'.

Order Feb. 13, 1912,No. 3002, on ton-nage at transitpoints

I. and S. Docket No.600, Western Pas-senger fares

Rules of practice (paper);19131913

Eules, regulations, andinstructions (paper):Notice to shippers inforeign countrieswho ship danger-ous articles to

United States. 1912National car demur-

rage rules and ex-planations, June,1912

1,071 '

-SO. 05

100215

2

27

,500309

0).10.05

.05

.05

(1)

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

10

S53. 55

6. 0021.50

.10

1.75

1.75

Title.

,90

.10

1.35

.75

46.0015.45

,05

.50

2.45

Num-ber of

iPrice,

copies.

0).20

G),05

INTEESTATE COMMERCECommission—Contd

.

Rules, regulations, andinstructions (paper)—

j

Continued.jAmendments to Na- I

tional Car Demur- 1

rage Rules .36 SO. 05

Transportation ofexplosives byfreight and ex-press, effectiveMar. 31, 1912 17

Regulations for

transportation ofexplosives andother dangerous

;

articles, effective

Oct. 1, 19141

2,100Same 286

Code of storage rules,|

May 5, 1914 1 168Same

i 70Fiscal regulationsgoverning travel ;

of employees onofficial business ... 5

National code of j

rules governing I

weighing and re- '

weighing of c a r -

load freieht. June9, 1914... 1,390

Same : 88

Papers in re (paper):In United Statesdis-

;

trict court for east-

emdistrict of Ken-tucky, UnitedStates V. WilliamAdair. 1907 4

In district court ofUnited States for

eastern district of

Pennsylva nia,United 'States v.

Camden Iron,Works

I 2

In circuit court of;

United States for

eastern district of,

North Carolina, i

Interstate Com- I

merceCommissionI

V. Cincinnati,Portsmouth and

\

Virginia RailroadCo.; Pittsbm-gh,

\

Cinciimati. Chi- -

eago and St. 1

Louis Railway I

Co,, etcj

1

Papers in re (proceed-!

ings of inquiry,general|

investigations, etc.)

(paper): In matter of i

alleged tmlawful ratesj

and practices of trans- i

portation of coal and|

mine supplies by Atch-

1

Ison, Topeka and San!

ta Fe Railway Co.|(order and testi-

monv)i

2 .15

Total.

0).05

.05

$1.80

1.70

287.4557.20

3.693.50

25

15. 14

4.40

.20

10

10

.30

Special.


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915'—

<

-Continued.

Title.


Preliminary abstract of

statistics of commoncarriers (paper):

191119131914

Accidents, general pub-lications (p a p e r):

Rules and regulationsrelative to accidentblanks

Accident bulletins(paper):No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6No. 7

No. 8

No. 9

No. 10

No. 11

No. 12

No. 13No. 14

No. 15


No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40...:

No. 41No. 42No. 43No, 44No. 45

No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51

No. 52No. 53

Accident bulletins, sub-scriptions:

4 subscriptions944 subscriptions52 subscriptions3 subscriptions

Num-ber of

copies.

12223736

24

Price.

$0.10.25.25

.05

Total.

$1.2055.75

184. 00

1.20

.35

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.20

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.20

.15

.15

.20

.15

.15

.15

.15

.20

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.20

.25

.35

.25

.30

.30

.45

.45

.60

.60

.05

.65

.801.154. 602.003.954. 654. 10.45

1.00188.80

7. 80.30

Title.


Reports on investiga-tions of individual ac-cidents (paper):Report of accidenton the KansasCity SouthernR. R., near AirLine Junction, Mo.Oct. 19, 1914

Report of accidenton Cin., Ham. &Dayton Rv., 111.,

Aug. 25, 1912Report on accidenton D., L. & W.R. R., near Al-ford, Pa., Oct. 31,

1914Investigation of ac-

cidents on Wa-bash R. R., at At-tica, Ind., Apr. 5,

1914Report on accidenton the Chicago, St.

Paul & OmahaR. R., near Bige-low, Minn., Feb.9„1914

Report of accidentnear Bowerstown,Ohio, Dec. 12^1912.

Report of accidentnear Brant Mo.,May 21, 1913

Accident on the Mo-bile & Ohio R. R.,near Buckatunna,Miss., Oct.l9, 1913.

Report of chief in-

spector of safetyappliance of acci-

dent on St. Louis& San FranciscoR. R., near Chel-sea, Okla., Oct.29, 1913

Report on accidenton the Central of

Georgia R. R.,near Clavton,Ala.,Nov. 13,' 1913

Report of accidentnear College Point.L. I.. Sept. 23,1913.

Investigation of ac-cident to SouthernPacific locomotiveNo. 2833, n milesW. of Cosgrove,Nev., Oct. 3, 1912.

Report of accidenton Pennsjdvanialines west of Pitts-

burgh, near Dres-den, Ohio, Dec. 3,

1912Investigation of ac-

cident on Dela-ware, L a c k a -

wanna & WesternR. R

Num-ber of

copies.

22

12

23

16

Price.

$0.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

Total.

$2.05

1.10

4.00

5.20

1.20

1.15

.70

.60

.70

.75

1.05

1.15

SUPERINTENDENT

Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscali

• OF DOCUMENTS. 511


Title.


Reports on investiga-tions of individual ac-

cidents (paper)—Con.Report of accidenton N. O. & N. E.R. R.,near Easta-buchie, Miss., May6, 1912

Report covering in-

vestigation of acci-

dent on CentralVt. R. R., nearGeorgia, Vt., onNov. 16, 1913

Report on accidenton PennsylvaniaR. R., near GlenJ.och, Pa., Nov. 27,

1912Report on accidenton Union PacificR. R., at Gothin-berg, Nebr., Mar.14, 1913

Investigation of ac-cident on N. Y.,N. H. & HartfordRy., at Green'sFarm, Conn., onNov. 16, 1912

Report of accidenton the Louisville& Nashville R.R.near Hays Mill,

Ala., Oct. 1, 1912..Report of accidenton New York Cen-tral & HudsonRiver R.R.,HydePark, N. Y., Mar.31, 1912

Report on the inves-tigation of colli-

sion onC.,H. &D.Ry., at Indianap-olis, Ind., Nov. 13,

1912Investigations of ac-cident on Illinois

Central R. R., atKinmundy, 111.,

Jan. 22, 1912, re-

port of chief in-

spector of safetyappliances, Mar.13, 1912

Report of accidenton Northern Pa-cific R. R., at Marl-akeVie\v,Wash.,May 12, 1913

Report on AlabamaGreat SouthernR.R. near Living-ston, Ala., Sept.18, 1914

Report on accidenton InternationalR. R., near Lock-port, N. Y., Jan.25, 1913

Report of accidenton Pacific ElectricR. R., near LosAngeles, Cal., July13, 1913

Num-ber of

copies.

20

18

20

18

23

20

26

20

56

22

Price.

$0.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

Total.

$1.00

1.00

.90

1.15

1.00

.95

1.30

1.00

1.10

1.20

Title.


Reports on investiga-tions of individual ac-cidents (paper)—Con.Report on accidenton line of LehighValley R. R., nearManchester, N.Y.

.

Aug. 25, 1911Report on investi-

gation of accidenton Yazoo & Mis-sissippi ValleyRy., near Montz.La., Nov. 12, 19121.

Accident on the N.Y.,N. H.& Hart-ford R. R., nearNorth Haven,Conn

Report on acci-

dent on the Chi-cago, Milwaukee& St. Paul Ry., atOakwood, Wis.,Jan. 30, 1915

Investigation of ac-cident on Chicago,Milwaukee & St.

Paul R. R., atOdessa, Minn.,Dec. 18, 1911;

Mar. 13, 1912

Report on accidenton Southern Ry.,near Ovama,N.C.Mar. 31, 1913

Accident to Gal-veston, Harrisburg & San Anto-nio R. R. locomo-tive No. 704, atSan Antonio, Mar.18, 1912

Report of accidenton the GreatNorthern Rail-way., near Sharon,N. Dak., Dec. 30,1911 ,

Accident on N. Y..N. H. & HartfordR. R., at Stam-ford, Conn., onJune 12, 1913 ,

Report of accidentnear Stockwell,Ind., Jan. 7, 1913.

Report of accidenton Kansas CitySouthern R. R.,near Tipton Ford,Mo., Aug. 5, 1914..

Report on accidenton Vandalia R. R.,at Terre Haute,Ind., Jan. 8, 1913..

Report of accidenton the SouthernR.R.near Tuxedo,N.C.,Aug.l2,1914.

Report on a collision

at Tyrone, Pa.,Julv 30, 1913

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

16 $0.20

18 1 .05

Total.

$3.20

25 .05 1.25

27 .10 2.70

28

16

10

.10

.05

,10

,10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

05

1.10

.45

.95

.50

512 BEPOBT OF THE PUBLIC PBINTEB.


Title.


.

Keports on investiga-tions of individual ac-

cidents (paper)—Con.Report of accidenton the Wabash,R. R. near WestLebanon, Ind.,Mar. 7, 1912

Eeport of accidenton the N. Y., N.H. & Hartford R.R., near Westerly,R. I., Oct. 25, 1913.

Investigation of ac-cident atWestport,Conn., Oct. 3^ 1912!

-Report on accidenton B. & O. R. R.,near Woodly, Pa.,Sept. 19, 1914

Investigation of ac-cident of Oregon &California locomo-tive No. 2538, atYoncalla, Oreg.,Apr. 4, 1912

Accounting bulletins(paper):No. 6No. 7No. 8

Aceovmting series circu-lars (paper):No. 12eNo. 34No. 38

Acts to regulate com-merce, general publi-cations (paper): Sug-gestions of I. C. C. inreply to arguments onSenate bill 892, toamend act to regulatecommerce, Mar. 16,1892

Act toregulatecommerce(paper) as amendedand acts supplemen-tary thereto, revisedto—Segt. 1. 1912

Jan. i," 1914'.

Nov. 1, 1914Do

Block signals, annual re-ports (paper): Finalreport of Block Signaland Train ControlBoard, June 29, 1912. .

.

Tabulation of statistics

pertalaing to block sig-

nals, interlockingplants, and telegraphand telephone fortransmission of trainorders (paper):

1911191229131914km

Num-ber of

copies.

19

Price.

122165624

20091

8,000298

1

8,0003,064

$0.05

.10

.05

,05

,05

Total.

05

0).05.10

.10

.05

.05

.05

.10

.10

$0.95

5. 80

1. 15

2.20

6. 1016.50

124. 80

10. 00.45.05

.30

85. 0014. 90.10

200. 00306. 40

2. 40

.65

.55

.702. 004.20

Title.


Annual reports on streetrailroads in District ofColumbia (includingreports of District Elec-tric Railway Commis-sion, calendar years)(paper):

190819091912

Classification of expendi-tures for road andequipment of electric

railways (paper), 1908.Classification of oper-ating expenses of elec-

tric railways (paper),1908

Classification of oper-ating revenues of elec-

tric railways (paper),1908

Uniform system of ac-counts for electric rail-

ways (paper):July 1, 1914Do

Index to uniform sys-tem of accoimts for

electric railways

Express companies, an-nual reports (paper):

Num-ber ofcopies.

19101911

191219131914

Classification of expendi-tures for real propertyand equipment of ex-press companies (pa-per), 1908

Classification of oper-ating expenses of ex-press companies (pa-per), 1908

Classification of oper-ating revenues (paper),1912 :

Form of general balancesheet statement (pa-per), 1911

Uniform system of ac-

counts for express com-panies (paper):

19141914


counts for gas corpora-tions and electric cor-

porations in the Dis-trict of Columbia (pa-per), 1909

Hours of service, generalpublications (paper):Analysis of hours of

service reports, No-vember, 1913

Statistical analysisof hours of service.

Price. Total.

26

30

4,654702

470

4498768135

1,714479

297

$0.05.05.05

.05

.05

.05

0).15

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.10

.10

Special.



Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.


Hours of service, generalpublications (paper)

—

Continued.Instructions relative

to train delay re-

ports, July 12, 1912. 24 $0. 05 $1.20Hours of service act (pa-per) : The hours of ser-

vice law. ReprintedMar. 25, 1912 122 .05 6.10

Decisions under hours of

service act (compila-tions) (paper): Decis-ions construing Fed-eral hours of serviceact for railroad em-ployees. June 6, 1912. 89 . 10 8. 90

Locomotive boiler in-

spection, annual re-

ports (paper):1912 3 . 15 .451913 3 '. 10 .301914 66 '. 15 9.90

Rules, regulations, andinstructions (paper):Rules and instruc-

tions for inspec-tion and testing of

locomotive boilersand their appur-tenances, 1911 1 .05 .05

Same, 1912 (cloth)... 172 . 15 25. 80Same, 1915 (cloth)... 39 . 15 5.85

Classification of invest-ment in pipe lines,

pipe line operatingrevenues, and pipeline operating ex-penses of carriers bypipe lines (paper):

1911 3 .05 . 15

1914 529 . 05 26.451915 134 !o5 6. 70

Rates, general publica-tions (paper):In matter of rates

on import and do-mestic traffic, Feb.28, 1903, report of

Commission toSenate of United

3 .05 .15Memorandum by F.K. Lane in thematter of legal

rates, etc 1 .05 .05I. C. C. Order in thematter of legal

10 . 05 .50Digest of proceed-

ings in 59th Cong.,1st sess., relating

to regulation of

railroad rates fromdaily issue of Con-gressional Record.1908 5 .15 .75

Question circular of

I. C. C. DocketNo. 5860 2 1.00 2. 00

I. C. C. Docket No.5860, revenues.and Lands. Dock-et No. 333, rateincreases, Jan. 12,

1914 2 .05 .10

Num-ber of


7 $0. 05 $0. 35

10 .40 4. 00

6,000 (1) 240. 00663 .10 66. 30

6,213 (0 46. 84

403 .05 20. 15

6,326 (0 27. 47

420 . 05 21. 001,550 (1) 46.50

103 .05 5. 15

2,004 (1) 8. 08

94 .05 4. 70

1 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .05

1 .05 .06

8 .05 .401 .05 .058 .05 .409 .05 .45

8 .05 .40

8 . 05 .408 .05 .408 .05 .401 .05 .05

10 .05 .502 .05 .106 .05 .308 (0 .16

27 .05 1.35

2 .05 .10

20 .05 1.004 .05 .20

13 .05 .6575 .05 3.75

10 .10 1.00

Commission—Contd.

Rates, general publica-tions (paper)—Contd.

I. C. C. Docket No.5860, I. and S.

Docket No. 333,

I. C. C.' Docket No.5860, revenues of

rail carriers in offi-

cial classification

directoryTariff circulars (pa-per):18A18A ,

18A, supplementNo. 3




19A19A19A, supplementNo. 1

19A,

supplementNo. 1

Special circulars (pa-

^Vo.lNo. 2No. 3

No. 5

No. 6No. 7

Fourth section circulars

(paper):No. 4, applications

for relief from longand short haulclause, etc

Fourth section orders(paper):No. 5


Report of Chief, Divi-sion of Safety, annualreports (paper):

1911191219131914

Division of Safety, gen-eral publications (pa-

per):Air brakes, letters

from railroad offi-

cials respectinguse of air brakes.1904.

6495—15- -33Special.


Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year ended June SOy 1915—Continued.

Title.


Division of Safety, gen-eral publications (pa-per)—Continued.

Railroads owning500 freight cars ormore, by groups,showing numberof freight carsowned, numberand percentage of

same equippedwith air brakes,with percentage of

air-braked cars intrains for sixmonths endingSept. 1, 1905, asfar as furnished

Classification o f

safety appliancedefects to be re-

ported by Federalinspectors, July 1,

1911I. C. C. Investiga-tion of safety de-vices, 1913

Two views of safetyappliance law(quotations fromopinions of JudgeSanborn and ChiefJustice Fuller).1905

Memorandum treat-ing of reasonablecare, its origin andapplication, Sept.

1, 1907Report made to I.

C. C, by its in-

spector, of condi-tion of safety ap-pliances and de-fects in same uponfreight cars exam-ined since Oct. 8,

1899, on roadsherein mentioned.1900

Proposed safety-ap-pliance standardsfor the protectionof employees andtravelers uponrailroads

Safety-appliance acts(text of acts) (paper):Safety-appliance acts,

1912Decisions under safety-appliance acts (com-pilations) (paper):1915 (buckram)

Index-digest of decisionsunder Federal safety-appliance acts (paper):

1910 (cloth)1915 (buckram)

Num-ber of

copies.

373

9

Price. Total.

$0. 05 $0. 30

.05!

18.65

. 05 . 45

,05

05

.50

.35

60

1.05

1.65

2.65

10. 00

.70

.50I

375.50


Price. Total.


Classification of reve-nues and expenses ofsleeping car opera-tions, of auxiliary op-erations, and of otherproperties for sleepingcar companies (paper):1912. 150 $0, 05 $7.50

Statistics of railways inthe United States, an-nual reports (pa-per):

1888 5 .35 1.751889 5 .45 2. 251890 4 .75 3.001891 5 .50 2. 501892 4 .50 2.001893 4 .50 2. 001894 4 .60 2. 40

5 .60 3.001896 4 .60 2. 401897 4 .60 2. 401898 4 .60 2.401899 4 .60 2. 401900 6 .60 3.601901 7 .60 4. 201902 5 .60 3.001903 8 .75 6. 001904 5 .60 3.001905 4 .75 3.001906 4 70 2. 801907 8 .80 6. 40

1908 4 .85 3.401909 6 .80 4.801910 9 .75 6. 75

1911 70 1.00 70.001912 850 1.00 850.001913 65 1.00 65. 00

Statistics of railways inthe United States, an-nual reports, text (pa-per):

1909 1 .15 .15

1911 16 .10 1.60

1912 91 .10 9. 10

1913 185 .10 18. 50

Steam roads, generalpublications (paper):Rules governing theseparation of oper-ating expenses be-tween freight serv-ice and passengerservice on largesteam railways,July 1, 1915 86 2. 66

Same 12 .05 . 60

Regulations to gov-ern issuing and re-

cording of passesof steam roads,fii'st issue, Jan. 1,

1912 411 .05 20.55

Senate DocumentNo. 373, 63d Con-gress, 2d session,investigation of

25 .10 2.50

I Special.

•



Title.

Num- i

berof!Price,

copies.


.

Bulletin of revenues andexpenses of steamroads in United States(paper):No. 5 ,

No. 18 ,

No. 19

No. 20 ,

No. 21 ,

No. 22,

No. 23No. 24

No. 25No. 26 ,

No. 27 ,



Bulletin of revenues andexpenses of steamroads in United States,subscriptions:

119 subscriptions1 subscription

National association ofrailway commission-ers, proceedings of an-nual conventions(cloth):

188918901891189218931894189518961897189818991900190119021903190419051906

Total.

SO. 25.30.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.35.05.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10 \

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Interstate CommerceCommission—Cont d.

National association of

railway commission-ers, proceedings of an-nual conventions(cloth)—Continued.1909191019111912 (paper)

National association ofrailway commission-ers, proceedings of an-nual conv e n t i 0 n s,

separates (paper):Twentieth annualconvention of na-tional associationof railway com-missioners, Wash-ington, D. C, Oct.6-8, 1908. Reportof committee,etc

Government media-tion in railway la-

bor disputesNational asscciaticn ofrailway commission-ers, general publica-tions (paper); pro-posed unifcrm code ofdemurrage rules, etc.,

May 8, 1909Preliminary report onincome accoimt of rail-

ways in United States(paper):

1892189318941895

189718981899 ,

19001901190219031904190519061907

Classification of operat-ing expenses for steamroads (paper):

190719081913

Classification cf expen-ditures for steam roadsand eqijipment for

steami roads (paper):19081909, first revision. .

.

Classification of operat-ing revenues f:)r steamroads (paper):

1907, first issue

1908, supplement tofirst issue

Classification of reve-nues and expenses for

outside operations for

steam roads (paper):First issue. July 1,

1908

Num- I

berof Price,copies.

SO. 50.40.40.30

3 .05 .15

12 .05 .60

.10 .10

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

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.05 .05

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.10 .10

.10 .10

83 .10 8. 3057 .05 2.8532 .05 1.60

24 .05 1.2027 .05 1.35

18 .05 .90

23 .05 1 15

24 .15 3.60

51 G REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.


Title.


Classification of train

-

miles, locomotive-miles, and car-milesfor steam roads(paper):

190719141914

Classification of expen-ditures for additionsand betterments for

steam roads (paper):First revised, July 1,

1910Form of general balancesheet statement for

steam roads (paper):1910, first revised issue.

Form of income andprofit and loss state-

ment for steam roads(paper): July 1, 1912,

first issueClassification of income,

profit and loss, andgeneral balance sheetaccounts for steamroads (paper):

19141914

Classification of invest-ment in road andequipment of steamroads (paper):

19141914

Classification of operat-ing revenues and op-erating expenses ofsteam roads (paper):

19141914

Index to classification

of operating revenuesand operating expen-ses of steam roads,1914

SameCondensed classification

of operating expensesof steam roads (paper):

1908, third revisedissue

191419141914

Uniform system of ac-counts for telegraphand cable companies(paper):

First issue, Jan. 1,

1914Do


counts for telephonecompanies (paper):

Jan. 1, 1913Jan. 1, 1915

DoUniform system of ac-covmts for telephonecompanies (paper):Supplement to first

issueSame

Num-ber of

copies.

259,023

561

54

43

Price.

7, 4521,003

16,637963

23,9121,365

10, 485718

1,5-37

4971

100301

1,460900738

41871

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.05

.05

.05

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2. 15

1.65

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613. 9748. 15

1, 759. 14

136. 50

1, 074. 74

107. 70

.4562. 8924. 85

.10

8.0030. 10

146. 0045.0073. 80

5. 403. 55

Title.


Valuation circulars

'^ZlNo. 1

Valuation orders (paper)No. 1

No. 2

No. 2No. 3No. 3,

No. 4.

No. 4.

No. 5.

No. 5.

No. 6.

No. 6.

No. 7.

No. 7.

No. 8.

No. 10No. 10No. 11

No. 11

No. 12

No. 12No. 13No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16

No. 16No. 19

Valuation instructions(paper):Instructions forbridge field parties1914

Instructions . forbuilding field par-ties, first tentativedraft, 1914

First tentative draft.

Instructions forfield work of themechanical depart-ment

First tentative draft.

Track field par-ties, 1914

Second tentativedraft. Instruc-tions for fieldwork of roadwayand track depart-ment

Classification of operat-ing expenses of car-riers by water (paper),Jan. 1, 1911

Classification of operat-ing revenues of car-

riers by water (paper),Jan. 1, 1911

Classification of expend-itru-es for real propertyand equipment (pa-per), Jan. 1, 1913

Classification of incomeand profit and loss ac-

counts (paper), July1, 1913

Form ofgeneral balance-sheet statement for

carriers by water (pa-per), Jan. 1. 1913

Num-ber ofcopies.

390124

942477103

2, 813170

1,14512346495

425119399168475421

75296389374200397166324

Price.

192

260

379

23

348

250

252

(0$0.05

.15

(1)

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.05

.05

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,05

,05

.05

$5.266.20

.05 I

Special.

SUPEKINTE2s'DEXT OF DOCUMENTS. 517

Itemized statcnient of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.

Xum-ber of

copies.

thereto, July 1,

1911...'.

The Sherman anti-trust law, withamendments.July 1, 1912 '.

Bills and debates re-

lating to trusts(sheep), serial 4429.

Opinions 'sheep;:1791-1S:3S

1S.50-.51

2

1

1

2

16

3 i

196

IXTEP.STATE COMMERCECoMMissiox—Contd.

Special docket forms(paper):Blank form Xo. 92..

i 14,145Same

I

' 7

Justice Department.|

Attorney General. i

Annual reports (cloth):|

1896. appendixj

18991

1909 1

1913 1

1914 (paper) '

1914:

1914. supple m e n t

(paper;General publications

(paper,':

Federal antitrust de-ciiions, 1912. vols.1-4, 49 sets (cloth).

Federal ami rust de-cisions. 1912, vols.1-4. 1 set

Same, 1912. vol. 3...Same, 1912, vol. 3

(cloth)Same, 1912. vol. 4....Same, 1912, vol. 4

(cloth)

Federal antitrustlaws, with amend-ment, Jan. 1, 1914.

The ConstituTion ofthe United States,with 16th and 17th i

amendments, 1912.

Commerce clause ofConstitution andthe trusts, addressby P. C. Knox,before Chamber ofCommerce. Pitts-burgh. Pa., Oct.14, 1902.....'

Digest of laws anddecisions relatingto appointment,salary, and com-pensation of offi-

cials of UnitedStates courts(sheep)

Report on peonage,190S

!

Sherman antitrust !

law, with amend-j

ments, and list ofdecisions there-

515

Price. Total.

0)$0.05

.25

.35

.45

.50

.30

.45

4. 00

23. 00.75

1.00.75

1.00

10

,05

.10

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.10

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.35

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1.004. 801.35

Title.Num-ber of

copies.

,30

b. 00

.5. 00

5. 10

25.

.50

.10

Vol. 13.

1

1

1 34

1

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1

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1

1 1.65 1.651.40 2.80

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Justice Department -

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Attorney General— Conid. 'l

Opinions (sheep)—Con.|

Vol. 14 !

Vol. 15Vol. 16Vol. 17Vol. 18 !

1

Vol.19i

Vol. 21 (cloth) !

Vol, 22 (clothj ;

Vol, 23..\

Vol, 24 (cloth)I

Vol, 24Vol. 25Vol. 25 (buckram)...Vol. 26 (paper)A'ol. 27 (paper)Vol. 27 (cloth)Vol. 27Vol. 28 (cloth)Vol. 28Vol. 29 (buckram)...'Vol. 29

Opinions, separates (pa- '

per):Opinion on consti-tutional power of

military to tryand execute as-

sassins of Presi-dent, 1865

;

Eight-hour law, Oct.i

3, 1912!

Decision of Attor-ney General in re-

!

gard to inspectionof imported meatand me at -food :

products, Sept. 27,'

1906Opinion of AttorneyGeneral upon titl3

proposed to begiven by XewPanama Canal

I

Company toUnited States,1902 (cloth)

Digest of ofScial opin-ions of Attorneys Gen-eral (sheep):

1SS5

Registers of Departmentof Justice (cloth):

Twenty-first edition.

Twenty-second edi-

tionTwenty-third edi-

tion."

Rules and regulations(paper):Instructions to com-missioners, not ap-plicable to officials

in Alaska, PortoRico, or Philip-pine Islands, Apr.1,1904

Instructions toUnited States ilar-

shals, attorneys,clerks, and com-missioners, Apr, 1,

1904 (cloth)

2 Per set.

Price. Total.

SI. 151.151. 151.151. 151.15

.60

.601.15.60

1.151.50

. 75

.50

.50

.651.50.65

1.50.65

1.50

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1 .30 .30

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1 1. 10 1. 10

3 1.75 5.25

.35 ..35

f

14 .35 4.90

6 .35 2.10

1 .05 .05

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Title.Num-ber of

copies.

Justice Department—Continued.

Attorney General—Contd.

Lists of United Statesjudges, attoraeys,mar-shals, etc. (paper),

\

Apr. 1, 1914i

Papers in re (paper): i

United States v.

American TobaccoCo. and others—

!

memorandum for[

Attorney Generali

0 n investigation I

of disintegrationj

plan of tobacco;

combination,1911

(

Arginnent of Attor-.[ney General inUnited States v.

jArmour & Co. et

al., before Judge|Humphrey, in '

United States Dis-trict Court for I

Northern Districtj

of Illinois, etc., 1

1906 1

In circuit court of I

United States for!

eastern division of'

eastern judicial dis-

trict of Missouri, '

United States v.

Standard Oil Co.of New Jersey et

;

al., etcj

In United States cir-

cuit court of ap- I

peals for seventhcircuit, No. 1409,Standard Oil Co.,

!

corporation, organ-|ized and existing

[

under laws of In-diana, V. UnitedStates, error todistrict court of

United States for

northern district

of Illinois division.

In circuit court for

district of NewJersey, UnitedStates V. UnitedStates Steel Corp 0 r a t i 0 n andothers

Investigation Bureau,General Publications(paper): White slavetraffic act, approvedJune 25, 1910

Parole of prisoners (pa-per):Second annual re-

port of board, 1912.

Rules and regula-

tions governingparoling of prison-ers from peniten-tiaries, 1910

Price

13

$0.05

,05

,10

,25

Total.

,05

.40

1.00

.05

10

,05

.05

.05

,10

.20

.65

10

20

Title.Num-ber of

copies.

Justice Department—Continued.

Attorney GcweraZ—Contd

Rules and regulationsfor government anddiscipline of peniten-tiaries (paper):

Atlanta, Ga., 1911(flexible cloth) . .

.

McNeil Island,Wash., 1911

Rules and regula-tions for prisoners,at McNeil Island,Wash., 1911

Solicitor General.


per): Report to Presi-dent upon certainquestions submittedto him concerningmeaning of termwhisky, 1909

JUBICIARY.

Court of Claims.

General publications:Digest of claims re-

ferred by Congress toCourt of Claims, fromForty-eighth to Fifty-first Congress, for

finding of facts underprovisions of act ap-proved Mar. 3, 1883(half leather)

Judgments rendered byCourt of Claims, Nov.29, 1899 (paper)

Reports (sheep):1855-56, Vol. 1

1855-56, Vol. 21856-571857-58, Vol. 1

1857-58, Vol. 31858-591859-60, Vol. 1

1859-60, Vol. 2

1859-60, Vol. 3

1859-60, Vol. 4

1859-60, Vol. 5

1860-61, Vol. 21860-61, Vol. 31861-62, Vol. 1

1861-62, Vol. 2

Vol. 7Vol.8Vol. 10

Vol. 11

Vol. 12Vol. 13

Vol. ll

Vol. 15

Vol. 16Vol. 17Vol. 18Vol. 19Vol. 20Vol. 21Vol. 22

Price. Total.

$0.50

.20

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1.501.251.501.251.501.501.251. 251.501.251. 251.251.251.401.601.001.151.151.151.151. 15

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1.15



Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Judiciary—Contd.

Court of Claims—Con.

Report (sheep)—Con.Vol. 23Vol. 24Vol. 25Vol. 26Vol. 27Vol. 29Vol. 30Vol. 31Vol. 33Vol. 34Vol. 35Vol. 37Vol. 38Vol. 39Vol. 40Vol. 42Vol. 43Vol. 44 (cloth)....Vol. 44Vol. 45 (cloth)....Vol. 45

Vol. 46 (cloth)....Vol. 46Vol. 47 (cloth)....Vol. 47Vol. 48Vol. 49

Rules (paper) 1911...

Supreme Court.

Rules and orders (pa-per):

190719091910191119121913 (1912 withamendments)

Court of CustomsAppeals.

General publications(paper):Rules adopted May

3, 1910, and pro-visions of act ap-proved Aug. 5,

1909, creatingaforesaid court

Rules as amendedand adopted Apr.24, 1911

Reports (buckram):yd. 1

Vol.2Vol. 3Vol. 4 (cloth)Vol. 5

Commerce Court.

Opinions (paper):No. 2No. 4No. 9No. 15No. 38Nos. 50-51No. 57No. 60No. 67No. 82

Price. Total.

2 $1.10 S2. 202 1.05 2.102 1.15 2.303 1.15 3.45

3 1.15 3.45

2 1.15 2.302 1.15 2.301 1.15 1.15

4 1.15 4.604 1.15 4.606 1.15 6.902 1.15 2.303 1.15 3.451 1.15 1.15

1 1.20 1.201 1.50 1.502 1.75 3.502 .75 1.501 1.50 1.502 .75 1.502 1.50 3.002 .75 1.504 1.50 6. 002 .75 1.508 1.50 12.00

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Title.

Judiciary—Contd.

Commerce Court—Con.

Opinions (paper—Con.No. 86No. 89Nos. 90-93Nos. 83 and 942 subscriptionsIndex, Feb., 1911-

Dec, 1913

Bureau of Labor.

Annual report (cloth):

1886, first report1886, second report.18881889

1891, vol. 1, pts. 1-2..

1891, vol. 2, pt. 3.1892

No. 1

' No. 2

1 .05 .05 No. 3

No. 4No. 5

1 .05 .05 No. 6No. 7

12 1. 00 12.00 No. 811 1. 00 11. 00 No. 914 1. 00 14. 00 No. 1024 1.00 24. 00 No. 11

14 1.00 14. 00 No. 12

No. 13No. 14No. 15

.'05

No. 162 .10 No. 17

.05 .05 No. 18

.05 .05 No. 19

.05 .05 No. 20

.05 .05 Nc. 21

.05 .05 No. 22

.05 .051

No. 23.05 .05

1No. 25

.05 1 .05 No. 262

i .051

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Num-1

berofj

Price,copies, i

1894, vol. 1

18971898, vol. 1

1898, vol. 2

18991900, vol. 2

1902General publications

(paper):Report on effect of

international copyright law mUnited States,1901 ,

Index to all reportsissued by Bureau i

of Labor Statis-tics in United

j

States prior to i

Mar. 1,1902 (cloth).|

Report on total cost|

and labor cOot of'

transportation inproduction of cer-tain articles inUnited States,Great Britain,and Belgium, 1899.

Bulletins (paper):

Total.

3 $0. 05 $0. 157 .05 .354 .05 .202 .05 .10

1.00 2.00

2 .05 .10

1 .50 .501 .50 .503 .45 1.351 .65 .651 .95 .952 .60 1.202 .85 L703 .50 1. 5011 .45 4. 951 .95 .95

11 .25 2.756 , .35 2. 103 .80 2. 406 .65 3. 901 .60 .602 .90 1.80

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7 $0 10 SO 7010 . 15 1. 50

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Bureau of Labor—Continued.

Bialletins (paper)—Con.No. 28No. 29No. 30 ,

No. 31 ,


No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 46

Special reports (oloth):

Second ,

FourthSixth (paper)Sixth (half leather).,SeventhEighthNinth ; ,

Labor Department.

Secretary.


19131914 ,

Annual reports, sepa-rates, Report of Sec-retary, 1914

Statistics Bureau.

General publications(paper): Mediationand arbitration laws of

United States, July 15,

1913Statistics buUetias (pa-per):No. 112 ,

No. 113No. 114

No. 115No. 116No. 117No. 118No. 119No. 120No. 121

No. 122No. 123No. 124


. No. 135No. 136No. 137No. 138No. 139

Title.

Labor Department—Continued.


Statistics bulletins (pa-per)—Continued.

No. 140No. 141No. 142No. 143No. 144

No. 144No. 145No. 146No. 147No. 148, pt. 1

No. 148, pt 2No. 149No. 150No. 151No. 152No. 153No. 154No. 155No. 157No. 158No. 159No. 160No. 161No. 163

No. 163No. 164No. 165No. 166No. 167No. 172

Immigration Bureau.


Immigration laws (pa-per):

1913, first edition....1914, second edition..

1914, third edition...1914, fourth edition.

.

1915, fifth editionTreaties, laws, and regu-lations governing ad-mission of Chinese (pa-per):

1914, first edition....1914, second edition..

Children's Bureau.


General publications(paper):Handbook of Fed-

eral statistics of

childrenSame, second edition

Lifant mortality series

(paper):Publication No. 3...

SamePublication No. 6. .

.

Publication No. 9. .

.

Care of children series

(paper):Prenatal careInfant care

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copies.

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165

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1 Special.



Title.

Labor Department—Continued.

Children's Bureavr—Con.

Dependent childrenseries (paper):Mothers' pensions. .

.

Mental defectives in

the District of Co-lumbia

Monographs (paper):Birth registration

Naturalization Bureau.

Naturalization laws andregulations (paper):Aug. 20, 1913 ,

Dec. 19, 1914

Library of Congress.

Librarian.


19011902190319071908190919101911191219131914

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):Bibliography of co-operative catalog-ing and printingof catalog cards,etc

Revised statutes re-

lating to copy-rights, etc., re-

printed from re-

port of Librarianof Congress, 1903.

.

Report on copy-right legislation bythe register of

copyrights, 1904(cloth)

General publications(paper):Preliminary check

list of Americanalmanacs. 1639 -

1800 (cloth)Want list of educa-

tional institutions,1909

List of books relat-ing to Hawaii, in-

cluding referencesto collected worksand periodicals,1898

History of Libraryof Congress, vol.1,1800-1864 (cloth)

Library of Congressand its work

List of lincolniana,1903 (cloth)

Want list of publi-cations of societies,1909

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copies.Price, Total.

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62 .05 3. 1028 !o5 1* 40

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Title.

Library of Congress—Continued.

iifirarwTO—Continued.

General publications(paper)—Continued.

W' ant list of miscel-laneous publica-tions, 1909

Classification (paper):Class AClass BClass E-FClass GClass HClass JClass LClass MClass NClass QClass RClass SClass TClass UClass VClass Z

A. L. A. Catalogue(paper):

1904, pt. 1 (cloth)....

1904, pts. 1 and 2

A. L. A. Catalogue, sep-arates (paper):A. L. A. Catalogue,

8,000 volumes for

popular library,with notes, 1904,pt. 1, class list,

with synopsis of

decimal classifica-

tion and subjectindex, Oct., 1904..

Same (cloth)

A. L. A. Portrait index,1906 (cloth)

Records of VirginiaCompany of London(cloth):

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Records of VirginiaCompany of London,separates (paper): In-troduction to recordswith bibliographicallist of extant docu-ments

Num-ber ofcopies.

Bibliography Division.


Select list of refer-

ences on Anglo-Saxon interests

Industrial arbitra-tion, 1906, select

list of references,1903

List of references onindustrial arbitra-tion, 1908

List oif more impor-tant books in Li-brary of Congresson banks andbanking, 1904

1

324

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Library of Congress—Continued..

Bibliography Division—

Cteneral publications(paper)—Continued.


ences on boycottsand injunctions inlabor disputeS;1911


ences on Britishtariff movement,Chamberlain'splan, 1906


ences of budget of

foreign countries,

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England andAmerica, 1903

Select list of books0 n reciprocitywith Canada, 1607

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procity with Can-ada, 1911


ences on capitalpunishment, 19x2 .

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ences on conserva-tion of natural re-

sources in theUnited States

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and pricesAdditional referenceson the cost of liv-

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periodicals relat-

mg to currencyand banking, 1908.

List of books withreferences to peri-

odicals on DanishWest Indies, 1901.


int to eight-hourworking day andto limitation of

working hours ingeneral, 1908


ences on corruptpractices in elec-

tions, 1908Select list of worksrelating to employ-ers' liability, 1906.

10

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Title.


Bibliography Division-Continued.

General publications(paper)—Continued.Select list of refer-

ences on employ-ers' liability andworlcmen's com-pensation

List of references onEurope and inter-

national politics..

Select list of boosesrelating to the FarEast, 1904

List of more recentwor^js on federalcontrol of com-merce and corpora-tions, 1907

List of references onfederal control of

commerce and cor-

porations, 1913,with additions

List of references onfederal control of

commerce and cor-

porations, 1914

List of wor.:s relat-

ing to French alli-

ance in Americanrevolution, 1907. .

.

List of wor vS relat-

ing to Germans inUnited States,1901 :


ences on govern-ment ownership of

railroads, 1903List of boo ;s on im-migration, thirdissue, with addi-tions


ences on impeach-ment, 1905


ences on impeach-ment, second edi-

tion, with addi-tions, 1912

Additional refer-

ences relating totaxation of in-

comes, 1911Select list of worksrelating to taxa-tion of inherit-

ances and of in-

comes. UnitedStates and foreigncountries, 1907


ences on the initia-

tive and referen-

dum and recall,

1912

List of works relat-

ing to govern-ment regulation of

insurance inUnited States andforeign countries,

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Title.

LiBSABY OF Congress—Continued.

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General publications(paper)—Continr ed.


ences on working-men's insurance. .

.

Select list of books,with references toperiodicals relat-

ing to iron andsteel in commerce,1907

Select list of books,with references toperiodicals onlabor, particularly-relating to strikes,

1903List of books onmercantile marinesubsidies

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ences relating tomercantil e ma rinesubsidies. 1911


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Select list of bookson mxmicipal af-

fairs, with specialreference to mu-nicipal ownership,1906

Select list of refer-ences on negroquestion, 1903

Select list of refer-ences on negroquestion, secondissue, 1906

List of discussions offourteenth andfifteenth amend-ments, with spe-cial reference tonegro suffrage, '

19061

Select list of refer- I

ences on parcels i

post, 1911Select list of refer-- ences on old ageand civil servicepensions

List of boo'TS onPhilippine Islandsin Library of Con-gress,with chrono-logical list of mapsin Library of Con-gress, 1903 (cloth)..

Biblioteca Filipina;por T. rr. Pardode Tavera, 1903(cloth)

Bibliography ofPhilippine Is-

lands, pts. 1 and 2.List of works relat-ing to Americanoccupation of Phil-ippine Islands,1898-1903

List of books relat-ing to Postal sav-ings banks, 1908..

.

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LiBEARY OF Congress—Continued.

Bibliography Division—Continued.

General publications(paper)—Continued.

List of references onprimary elections,

particularly directprimaries, 1905


ing to propor-tional reDresenta-tion, 1904'

Select list of bookson railroads in for-

eign countries,1905

A list of books withreferences to peri-odicals relating torailroads, secondissue


ences on valuationand capitalizationof railroads, 1909...

List of references onreciprocity, 1910...

List of boo s onSamoa and Guam,1901 (cloth)


ences on sugar,chiefly in its eco-n 0 m i c aspects,1910

List of works relat-

ing to supremecourt of UnitedStates, 1909

List of works ontariffs of for-^ign

countries, 1906Same (cloth)List of books withreferences to peri-odicals, relating totrusts, third edi-tion

Same (cloth)List of works relat-ing to deep water-ways from the

j

Great Lakes to the{

Atlantic Ocean, i

1908List of references on '

water rights and,

the control of wa- !

ters, 19141

Copyright Office.

Annual reports (paper): i

1904-51905-61911-12

i

General publications(paper):Amendments pro-posed to copvriaht

!

bill, S. 6330, H. :

19853, with criti-

cisms and sug-i

gestions receivedand noted bycopy-right ofBce,Nov. 22,1906,pt.l.

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Copyright Office—Contd.

General publications(paper)—Continued,Amendments pro-posed to the copy-right bill withsuggestions andcriticisms Dec. 4,

1906, addendaComment uponcopyright bill andupon certaincriticisms thereofby Copyright Com-mittees of Ameri-can Bar Associa-tion and Associa-tion of Bar ofNewYork city, pt. 3,

1906Copyright bill,statementby libra-

rian of Congressto Committee onPatents at first

public hearing,June 6, 1906

Copyright bill,memorandum; a.

Some leading fea-

tures; b. Provi-visions of exist-ing law which areomitted from bill,

1906Bulletins (paper):

No. 1

No. 3 (cloth)No. 3 (cloth) sec-ond edition

No. 6,

No. 7No. 8 (cloth)No. 9No. 11

No. 12No. 13No. 14No. 15No. 16No. 17

Catalogue of copyrightentries, part 1, books(paper):Vol. 4, No. 13

Group 1, vol. 10—No. 21No. 22

,

No. 41

No. 42No. 69No. 70No. 81

No. 86No. 91


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Library op Congress—Continued.

Copyright Office—Contd.

Catalogue of copyrightentries, part 1, books(paper)—Continued.Group 1, vol. 11—

No. 41

No. 52No. 57No. 60No. 83No. 84No. 135No. 136

Group 1, vol. 12—No. 18


No. 5No. 9No. 10No. 11

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Part 3, music (pa-per)—Vol. 6—

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CopyrigM Office—Contd.

Catalogue of copyrightentries, subscriptions:

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Manuscripts Division.

General publicationsi

(cloth):I

Calendar of papers|

of John Jordan\

CrittendenCalendar of JohnPaul Jones, 1913.

.

Papers of JamesMonroe listed inchronological or-der from originalmanuscripts in Li-brary of Congress,1904

Naval records ofAmerican Eevo-lution, 1776, 88,1906

Title.Num-ber of

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. Manuscripts Division—Continued.

General publications(cloth)—Continued.George Washingtonpapers (18 sets)

Calendar of Wash-ington manu-scripts in Libraryof Congress, 1901 .

.

Aids and secretariesto George Wash-ington

Calendar of the cor-respondence of

George Washing-ton, Commanderin Chief of theContinental Armywith the Conti-nental Congress . .

.

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Vol. 1

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Vol.5Vol. 6

Vol. 7


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Vol. 21Vol. 22Vol. 23

Journals of ContinentalCongress, separates(paper):Some papers laid

before Continen-tal Congress, 1775,

from vol. 2 of Jour-nals of ContinentalCongress, 1905

Some papers laidbefore Continen-tal Congress, 1776,

from vols. 4-6 of

Journals of Conti-nental Congress,1906

Maps and Charts Divi-sion.

General publications)aper):Alaska and north-west part of NorthAmerica, 1588-

1898, Maps in Li-brary of Congress,1898

List of maps of

America in Li-brary of Congress,19111 (cloth)

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2 1.00 2.002 1.00 2.002 1.00 2.002 1.00 2.004 1.00 4.002 1.00 2.003 1.00 3. 002 1.00 2.002 1.00 2.002 1.00 2.002 1.00 2.003 LOO 3.002 1.00 2.002 1.00 2.002 1.00

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Maps and Charts Divi-sion—Contmued.

General publications(paper)—Continued.Check list of large

scale maps (cloth)

List of geographicalatlases, vols, land2 (4 sets)

Same, vol. 3 (cloth),

Kohl collection of

American maps(cloth)...

Descriptive list of

maps of Spanishpossessions in theUnited States(cloth)

List of maps andviews ofWashing-ton and District of

Columbia in theLibrary of Con-gress

General publications,separates: A list of

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L Philips (cloth)

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Documents Division.

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Vol. 1, 1910—July-AugustIndex

Vol. 2, 1911—September-Oc-tober

IndexVol. 3, 1912, Index...Vol. 4, 1913—

JanuaryFebruaryMayOctoberDecemberIndex

Vol. 5, 1914—JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJuly-AugustNovemberDecember

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Title.


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doctoral disserta-

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lish genealogiesHandbook of carddistribution (pa-

per): (1902)Handbook of carddistribution withreference to bul-letins 1-23, 1914....

Bulletins (paner):No. u...:No 7

No. 8Classification, outline

scheme of classes (pa-

per):1910Preliminary, revised

to January, 1914...

Preliminary lists of sub-ject subdivisions (pa-

per):Preliminary list of

subject subdivi-sions under namesof countries,States and cities,

and of subjectheading withcountry subdivi-sions, etc., 1908

Preliminary list of

subject subdivi-sions, 1910

Preliminary list of sub-ject subdivisions, A,B, C (paper)

Law Division.

General publications(paper):Guide to law andlegal literature of

Germany, 1912

(cloth)Tentative headingsand cross refer-

ences, etc

Bibliography of in-

ternational 1 a wand continentallaw, 1913

Index analysis of Fed-eral statutes (cloth):

General and per-manent law, 1789-

1873, with table of

repeals andamendments, 1911.

Same, vol. 1, 1908....

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copies.

32

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Title.

LiBRART OF Congress—Continued.

Law Divisiorir—QovX^.

Index analysis of Fed-eral statutes,separates(paper): List of popu-

t lar names of statutes

C taken from indexV analysis, 1908Headings and subhead-ings for index to Fed-eral statutes, 1906

Music Division.


Dramatic music,class M, 1500, 1510,

1520, catalogue of

full scoresCatalogue of earlybooks on musicbefore 1800 ,

Catalogue of operalibrettos prior to

1800, vol. 1

Same, vol. 2Same, vols. 1 and 2

(3 sets)

Orchestral music,class M, 1000-1268,catalogue scores,1912

Star-Spangled Ban-ner, 1914

Navy Department.

Secretary.


:

1862187419101911191219131914

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General publications(paper):American navalpolicy as outlinedin messages of

Presidents from1790 to presentday, 1890 ,

Report of Secretaryof Navy in rela-

tion to armoredvessels, 1864 (cloth)

Inform ation relativeto voyage of At-lantic Fleetaround the world,Dec. 16, 1907-Feb.22, 1909

Forms of procedurefor courts andboards in Navyand Marine Corps,1910 (canvas)

Report on foreignsystems of navaleducation, 1880(cloth)

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Navy Department—Continued.



.

Reception of A. W.Greely, U. S. A.,and his comradesand of Arctic Re-lief Expedition, atPortsmouth,N. H., Aug. 1-4,

1884Report of Giles B.Harber in searchof missing peopleof Jeannette ex-pedition, 1884

Unveiling of statueof John PaulJones, Apr. 17,

1912Message from Presi-dent, transmittingreport of navalcourt of inquiryupon destructionof U. S. battleshipMaine, etc., 1898...

Report of board of

messing and ra-

tion system forNavy, 1901

International radiotelegraph conven-tion of Berlin, 1906

Acts and resolutions re-

lating to Navy De-partment and MarineCorps, 62d Congress,3d session, 1912-13

Explorations and sur-veys (cloth):

United States N.^.val

Astronomical Ex-pedition, 1849-

1852, vol. 2Same (half leather)..

Same, vol. 2

Narrative of the sec-

ond Arctic expe-dition ship Po-laris, by J. E.Nom-se, 1870

Exploration of thevalley of the Ama-zon, part 1, 1854. .

.

Same, part 2Report and charts

of cruise of V. S.

brig Dolphin, 1854.

Narrative of expe-dition of Ameri-can squadron toChina Seas andJapan, 1852-1854,

vol. 1

Same, vol. 2

Sam.e, vol. 3

XTnited States Japanexpedition obser-vations on thezodiacal light,Apr. 2, 1853-Apr.22, 1855, U. S.

frigate Mississippi,vol. 3

Report of W. S.

Schley on GreelyRelief Expedition.

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528 " EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

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Title.


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Nov. 1, 1914Navy and Marine Corps

List and Directory(paper):1913-

September1914—

JanuaryMayJimeJulyAugust

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

11.50

Total.

$1.50

Title.

1 2. 00 2. 00

2 .50 1.00

.15 .15

; .30 .30. 10 . 10

\ .30 .30.45 .45

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261 .30 78. 30

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United StatesNavy (paper)

Price,

38149

33

$0. 10.10.10.10

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.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

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529

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Title.


Equipment Bureau—Continued.

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Drill regulations for Hos-pital Corps, 1907 (pa-

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No. 1

No. 2No. 3No. 4...:

6495—15 34

Num-ber of

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27

27

2605

Price,

$0.30

.05

2.25

2.25

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1.25

1.75

.10

.05

.30

.75

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.40

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Title.


Medicine and SurgeryBureau—Contd.

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Nautical Almanac Office.

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struments, 1884...List of stars for navi-

gators. 1908American Ephemerisand Nautical Almanac(paper):

186218701871 (sheep)18721873187418761877187818791881 (board)1882 (pastel board) .

.

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1886 (cloth)1888 (cloth)1890 (cloth)1892 (cloth)

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.85

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iSpeolali



Title.

Navy Department—. Continued.

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189819021903190519081910191119121913

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Coefficients for cor-

recting planetaryelements, 1883

Transformation of

Hansen's lunartheory, 1880

On motion of Hyper-ioD, new case in

celestial mechan-ics, 1884

Tables of Jupiter,1895

Tables of Mars, 1898,

Action of planets onmoon, 1894

On certai^ lunar in-

equalities due toaction of Jupiter,1885

Tables of Saturn,1895

Num Num-ber of Price. Total. Title. ber of Price. Total.copies. copies.


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Tables computed for

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3 $1.00 $3.00 (paper):1 1.00 1.00 Tables of Mercury,2 1.00 2. 00 1864 1 $0. 50 $0.50

Tables of moon, 1865. 2 1.00 2.002 .50 1.00 Almanac catalogue1 1.00 1.00 of Zodiacal stars. . - 1 .15 .157 1.00 7.00 Tables to facilitate

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135 1.00 135.00 Naval Academy.690 1.00 690.00143 1.00 143. 00 Armual Register (paper):105 1.00 105. 00 1913 6 .15 .90

1914 16 .15 2. 40Regulations governing

5 30 1.50 admission of candi-1 .30 .30 dates to the Naval

10 .30 3.00 Academy as midship-1 .30 .30 3 .05 .151 .30 .30 Examination papers for1 .30 .30 admission (paper):1 .30 .30 1913 5 .10 .502 .30 .60 1914 11 .10 1.107 .30 2.101 .05 .05 Naval Intelligence Office.

329 .30 98. 7087 .05 4.35 General publications

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965 .10 96.50 cilities of ports of the382 .30 114.60 world 18 .20 3.60

2 .05 .10Information con-cerning the prin-

1 .10 .10 cipal navies of theworld, 1913 1 .05 .05

Extracts from re-

1 4.00 4.00 port of experiments1 4.00 4.00 with 48-cm. armor1 4.00 4.00 plates at Spezia, Italy,

1 3.00 3.00 1883. 1 .05 .054 3.25 13.00 General information ser-

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.

1 2.50 2.504 .30 1.20 Information from abroad

Views of AdmiralCervera regardingSpanish Navy in

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Battles and capit-

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SUPEHmTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 531


Title.


Naval Observatory.

Annual report (paper),1914

General publications(paper):Instructions for ob-serving total solareclipse of July 29,1878

Refraction tables,

1887 (cloth)Washington Observa-

tions (cloth):

Astronomical andmeteorological ob-servations

—

18681881

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Washington Observa-tions, separates (pa-per):Magnetic observa-

tions, 1891Miscellaneous

—

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Reports on ob-servations ofEncke's cometduring its re-

turn in 1871. ..

Saturn and its

ring, 1875-1889.Solar parallaxand relatedconstants, in-

cluding figureand density ofearth

Catalogue of

stars observedat the UnitedStates Obser-tory 1845-1877.

Publications of NavalObservatory, secondseries (cloth):Vol.6Vol.8

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Naval War College.

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copie*.Price. Total.

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1 .10 .10

3 .30 .90

1 .75 .75

1 .60 .60

1 .10 .10

2 .20 .40

1 . 30 . 30

1 .10 .10

2 .25 .50

1 .10 .10

1 .25 .25

2 1.10 2. 201 .75 .75

1 .30 .30

1 .10 .10

7 .25 1.75

Title.


Naval War College—Con.

Addresses and lectures:Lectures deliveredby Freeman Snow,1895 (sheep)

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International law situa-tions, annual discus-sions (cloth):

1896 (paper)190119031906 (paper)19061907190819091910191119121913

General index to inter-

national law • situa-tions, 1901-1910 (cloth)

Naval War College Ex-tension (paper):The strategic value

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The relation of presscorrespondents to

the Navy beforeand during thewar

Naval War RecordsOffice.

OflBcial Records ofUnionand Confederate Na-vies in War of Rebel-lion (cloth):

Series 1—Vol. 1

Vol.2Vol.3Vol.26

Navigation Bureau.


General publications(cloth):Catalogue of worksby American na-val authors, 1888 .

.

Students arithme-tic, machinistsschool

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Making the Navy areal trainingschool (paper)

Report relating to

the problem of in-

terocennic com-munication byway of the Amer-ican isthmus

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.15

.05

.20

.30

.25

.35

.40

.55

.40

.35

.35

.35

,50

.05

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532 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

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Title.


Navigation Bureau—Con.

General publications(clotb)—Continued.Maritime Canal ofSuez from its in-

ausairation, 1869..

.

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No. 14 (cloth)

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Drill books, signal books,and code lists (cloth):

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Firing regulationsfor small arms,1915 (paper)

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19131914

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Radio Service.

Circular No. 8 (paper) .

.

National Academy ofSciences.


Memoirs (cloth):Vol. 2 (paper)Vol.7Vol. 8, fourth mem-

oir (paper)Vol. 8, fifth memoir

(paper)

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

2 $0. 40 $0.80

1 .05 .053 .30 .901 .25 .251 .35 .352 .50 1.00

498 .50 249. 00

10 .10 1.00

5 .15 .75

1 .10 .10

1 .05 .051 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

22 .55 12. 101 .75 .75

4 in 40

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1 .05 .051 .10 .10

1 .50 .502 3. 00 6. 00

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Title.


National Academy ofSciences—Contd.

Memoirs (cloth)—Con.Vol. 8, seventhmemoir

Vol.9Vol. 11Vol. 12, pt. 1

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Post Office Depart-ment.

Postmaster General.


190019051909 ,

19111912 ,

19131914

General publications(paper):Report to Congressrelative to investi-

gation of pneu-matic-tube sys-tems for transmis-sion of mail, 1900.

.

Instructions forguidance of Navymail clerks andassistant Navymail clerks, 1912. .

.

Additional ar-gument by Post-master General infavor of postalsavings deposi-tories with appen-dices, 1892

Summary of de-partment's replyto PeriodicalPublishers' Asso-ciation regardingsecond-class mail,1910

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Postal laws and regula-tions (special) (paper):

Postal laws and reg-ulations for clerksand carriers, 1914.

.

Parcel-post regula-tions, 1913

Same, Julyl, 1914. ..

First Assistant Postmas-ter General.

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper): Historyand development ofrural free delivery

Num-ber of

copies.

2

760

731

Price,

$0. 652.001.002. 35

15

.75

.65

.45

.45

.40

.40

.40

.15

,05

.05

.05

.75

.20

.05

.05

2 J .15


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, i9^.5—Continued.

Title.

Post Office Depaet-MENT—Continued.

Second Assistant Post-master General.


General publications(paper): Hearings of

commission on second-class mail matter,NewYork City, on behalfof Post Office Depart-ment in reply to sup-plemental memoran-dum filed on behalf of

publishers of certainmagazines^ 1911

Third Assistant Post-master General.

General publications(paper): Postal sta-

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Assistant Attorney Gen-eral for Post Office De-partment.

General publications(paper): Memoran-dum concerning theelements of a lottery. .

.

OflBcial opinions (paper):Vol. 1

Vol.2Vol.3Vol. 4

Dead-Letter Division.

Street directory of prin-cipal cities of UnitedStates, 1908, fifth edi-

tion (cloth)

Foreign Mail Service.

Schedule of steamers(paper):

1914—JulyAugustOctoberDecember

1915—JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJune

Schedule of steamers,subscriptions, 265 sub-scriptions

Railway Mail Service.

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Eostal affairs in Unitedtates, 1885

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0.15.10.10

.05

.05

1.00

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

1.00

,20

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$0. 15.10.10

15

.20

.55

.55

.55

.55

57.00

.20

.30

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.10

.10

.30

.10

.30

265.00

.40

Title.

Post Office Depart-ment—Continued.

Rural Delivery Division.

General publications(paper): Instructionsfor guidance of post-masters and carriersin conduct of RuralDelivery Service, 1907

Pneumatic- Tube Com-mission.

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Postal Savings Division.

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1910Regulations govern-ing operation of

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The Presidents.

George Washington.

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the people of UnitedStates, 1912

Abraham Lincoln.

General publications(paper): First and sec-

ond inaugural ad-dresses, message of

Julys, 1861, proclama-ton of Jan. 1,1863, andGettysburg address,Nov. 19, 1863

Grover Cleveland.

Special message relatingto Hawaiian Islands,

1893 (paper)Special message, datedMay 9, 1894, transmit-ting report fi-om Secre-tary of State, andcopies of correspond-ence in relation to

Samoan Islands, 1894(paper)

Num-ber of


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,05

.05

05

.25

,05

,15

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.35

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.35

534 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEK.


Title.

The Presidents—Con.

William McKinley.

General publications(paper): Last speech of

William McKinley,1904

Theodore Roosevelt.

Annual messages(paper):190119021903190419051906190719081908 (cloth)


Proceedings of theConference on theCare of DependentChildren

Proceedings of Con-ference of Gov-ernors, Washing-ton, D. C, May13-15, 1908 (cloth).

Address at Lincolndinner of Repub-lican Club, New-York, Feb. 13,

1905Special messages (paper)

:

Special message to

60th Congress, 1st

session, Jan. 31,

1908Message from Presi-dent on IsthmianCanal, approvedJune 28, 1903

Panama: Recogni-tion of Republicand building of

canal, Jan. 4, 1904.

Special message con-cerning PanamaCanal, Dec. 17,

1906Message calling at-

tention to desir-

ability of enactinglegislation to helpAmerican s h i p -

ping and Ameri-can trade by en-couraging build-ing and rurming of

lines of steamersto South Americaand the Orient,1907

Special message toCongress, Mar. 25,

1908, 60th Cong.,1st sess

Num-ber of

copies.

William Howard Taft.

Annual messages(paper):

19101911, Dec. 5

Price.

$0.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

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.75

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Title.

The PREsroENTS—Con.

William Howard Taft—Continued.

General publications(paper):Judiciary and prog-

ress, address atToledo, Ohio, Mar.8, 1912

Address at banquetof the Lotos Club,New York City,Nov. 16, 1912

Address at banquetof Swedish-Ameri-can RepublicanLeague, at Con-gress Hall, Chi-cago, 111., Mar. 9,

1912What is the mean-ing of term"whisky," 1909. ..

Address on tariff, atWinona, Minn.,Sept. 17, 1909

Special messages(paper)

:

The BudgetConservation of na-tional resources,Jan. 14, 1910

Special messagedated Feb. 2, 1912,concerning workof Interior De-partment andother matters

Message transmit-ting annual reportof P 0 s t m a s terGeneral for fiscal

year ended June30, 1911, and re-

port of commis-sion on second-class mail mat-ter, Feb. 22, 1912(buckram)

Woodrow Wilson.

Annual messages(paper)1913..1914

General publications(paper):Address at Arlmg-

ton, Va., June 4,

1914Address at NavalAcademy, Annap-olis, June 5, 1914.

.

Address beforeYoung Men'sChristian Asso-ciation, Pitts-burgh, Pa., Oct.24, 1914

Proclamation (paper)

:

Prayers for peaceSpecial messages(paper)

:

Special message of

June 23, 1913

Num-ber ofcopies.

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.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

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.05

.25

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, ^9i5—Continued.

Num-ber of


28 SO. 05 $1.40

6 .05 .30

6 .05 .30

2 .05 .10

9 .05 .45

2 1.00 2. 002 .80 1.602 .80 1. 602 .95 1. 902 .90 1. 802 .70 1.402 . 55 1. 10

3 .75 2.252 .70 1.402 .95 1.90

3 .75 2. 251 .75 .751 .50 .501 .50 .501 .60 .501 .80 .802 .95 1. 902 .90 1. 801 1. 10 1. 101 .85 .851 .85 .851 .65 .651 .60 .601 .90 .901 .55 .551 .55 .553 .60 1.805 .30 1.502 .95 1.902 1.00 2.002 1.00 2.002 .95 1. 902 .50 1.002 .75 1.502 .50 1.002 .95 1. 90

.70 .70

.85 .85

.70 .70

.80 .80

.60 .60

.60 1.20

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.55 .55

.60 .60

Title.

The Pbesident—Con.

Woodrow Wilson—Con.

Special messages (pa-per)—Continued.

Special message onMexican affairs,

Aug. 27, 1913Special message onPanama CanaltoUs

Special message onadditional reve-nue, Sept. 4, 1914..

Message concerningtrusts and mo-nopolies, Jan. 20,1914

Reserve Banks Organiza-tion Committee.

Decisions of the ReserveBank OrganizationCommittee, Apr. 2,

1914

State Depaetment.

Secretary.

Aimual reports, foreignrelations (cloth):

1862

1863, pt. 1

1863, pt. 2

1864, pt. 1

1864, pt. 2

1864, pt. 3

1864, pt. 4

1865, pt. 1

1865, pt. 2

1865, pt. 3

1865, pt. 41865, pt. 5

1866, pt.l1866, pt. 21866, pt. 3

1867, pt. 1

1867, pt. 21868, pt. 1

1868, pt. 218701871

1873, pt. 1, vol. 1...1873, pt. 1, vol.2...18741875, pt. 1

187618771877, Appendix1878187918801881188218831884188518861887

1888, pt. 1

1888, pt. 218891890189118921893

Title.

State Department—Continued.


Annual reports, foreignrelations (clotn)—Con.

1894

1894, Appendix 1

1894, Appendix 2

1895, pt. 1

1895, pt. 21896189718981899General index to

volumes of diplo-

matic correspond-ence and foreignrelations of UnitedStates, 1861-1899.

.

19001901

1901, Appendix1902

1902, Appendix 1

1902, Appendix 2

190319041905

1906, pt. 1

1906, pt. 2

1907, pt. 1

1907, pt. 2

19081909


^"^A^to Veto Island, re-

port of Secretary

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of Patterson andMurguiendo, withfurther argumentofclaimants,18S8..

Report to Secretary

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sular inspection

in Asia, 1904

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1877 (cloth)

Papers relating to

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ies, 1887Citizenship of theUnited States, etc.

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Clay ton-Bulwertreaty and Mon-roe doctrine, letter

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Title.



General publications(paper)—Continued.Telegram of Dec. 26,

1914, from Secre-tary of State toAmerican ambas-sador at London. .

.

Combattants Fran-cais de la GuerreAmericaine,1778-1783

Report on reisources

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1

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sus, 1900, vol. 1

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.

Geographical notesuponRussianAmerica andStickeen River,

Report of Secretaryin regard to SanDomingo, 1871

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State Depabtment—Continued.


General publications(paper)—Continued.History of Depart-ment of State ofUnited States, its

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Title.


Foreign Commerce Bu-reau.

Annual reports (commer-cial relations), sepa-rates (paper): Reportof department on con-dition of industrialclasses in Sweden andNor-way, 1874

Monthly consular reports(paper):No. 63No. 69 ,

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Title.


Foreign Commerce Bu-reau—Contd.

Special Consular Re-ports (paper)—Con.Vol. 21, pt. 2Vol. 21, pt. 3Vol. 22, pt. 1

Vol. 22, pt. 2

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Vol. 23, pt. 2Vol. 24

" Vol. 25Vol. 26

Consular reports, miscel-laneous, mmumbered(cloth):

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International AmericanConference. Second,Mexico City, 1901-2(paper): Report onPan-American Rail-way, with map, 1904. ..

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Title.


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Laws of United States.

Slip laws (paper):ooth Cons.. 1st sess..

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Laics of United States—Continued.

Slip laws (paper)—Con.61st Cong., 3d sess

No. 338..No. 350..No. 382.

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X'o. 6

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Title.

State Depabtment—Continued.

Laws of United States—Continued.

Slip laws (paper)—Con.63d Cong., 2d sess.

—

Continued.No. 84No. 89No. 90No. 95No. 100No. 105No. 112No. 113No. 120No. 121No. 122No. 123No. 127No. 128No. 144No. 145No. 155No. 156No. 160No. 161No. 163No. 163No. 169No. 169No. 170No. 171NormNo. 172No. 174No. 174No. 175No. 178No. 179No. 180No. 187

• No. 193No. 202No. 203No. 203No. 205No. 210No. 212No. 212No. 215No. 216No. 216No. 217No. 217No. 221No. 222No. 222

63d Cong., 3d sess.—No. 223No. 223No. 224No. 238No. 239No. 241No. 242No. 252No. 254No. 262No. 263No. 264No. 266No. 266No. 268No. 271No. 278No. 279No. 282

Title.

State Depaetment—Continued.

Latvs of United States—Continued.

Slip laws (paper)—Con.63d Cong., 3d sess.—Continued.No. 284No. 286No. 288No. 289No. 290No. 291No. 292No. 293No. 296No. 299No. 300No. 302No. 307No. 307No. 308No. 313No. 313No. 316No. 318No. 319No. 320No. 321No. 325No. 325No. 333No. 337

Slip laws, subscriptions,364 .,

Public resolutions (pa-

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No. 66

63d Cong., 2d sess.—No. 22No. 34No. 36No. 52

63d Cong., 3d sess.—No. 68

No. 72No. 73

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37th Cong., 3d sess.

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43d Cong., 1st sess. .

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51st Cong., 2d sess. .

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52d Cong., 2d sess...

53d Cong., 2d sess. .

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58th Cong., 3d sess...

59th Cong., 1st sess.,

pt. 1

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pt. 1

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pt. 1

Same, pt. 260th Cong., 2d sess.,

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Pamphlet or sessionIzvrs (paper)—Contd.

61st Cong., 2d. sess.,

pt. 1

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pt. 1

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62d Cong., 1st sess. .

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pt.lSame, pt. 2

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Bioren edition (sheep):.Vol.2Vol. 3

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Revised Statutes(3heep):187S. 2d edition

vised Statutes of

United States,1874-1891, vol. 1

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Supplement, vol. 2,No. 7 (paper)

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, ^PJf5—Continued.

Num-ber of


1 $0.05 $0. 051 .05 .05

3 .05 .15

1 .05 .05

5 .05 .25

5 .05 .252 .05 .102 .05 .102 .05 .101 .05 .05

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6 .70 4.2013 .70 9.1011 .70 7.706 .70 4.203 .70 2.101 .70 .704 .70 2.807 .70 4.90

10 .60 6.007 .60 4.204 .60 2.403 .60 1.803 .60 1.806 .60 3.60

11 .00 6.603 .70 2.10

15 .75 11.251 .70 .70

11 .70 7.702 .70 1.404 .80 3.202 .80 1.605 .80 4.004 .80 3.204 .65 2.605 .70 3.507 .70 4.908 .75 6. 005 .65 3.256 .60 3. 606 .70 4.202 1.15 2.303 1.00 3.003 .90 2.706 .80 4.806 .75 4.503 .95 2.852 .80 1.607 .95 6.65

19 1.10 20.9015 1.25 18.7519 1.00 19.00

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Treaties and conven-tions (single issues)(paper):No. 506 ,

No. 519No. 522 ,

No. 523No. 531No. 536No. 538No. 540No. 543No. 544 ,

No. 545No. 546No. 579

Smithsonian Institu-tion.

Secretary.


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port 1911Bows and arrows incentral Brazil, 1896.

Publication No.2124,separate from re-

port 1911Influence of environ-ment uponhumanindustries or arts,

1895Relation of primi-tive peoples to en-vironment, illus-

trated by Ameri-can examples, 1895.

Relations of institu-

tions to environ-ment, 1905

Gaunches, ancientinhabitants of Ca-nary, 1894

Old Indian settle-

ments and archi-tectural structurein northern Cen-tral America, 1895.

Physiological light,

by Raphael Du-bois, 1895

Compulsory migra-tions in PacificOcean, 1895

Painting of humanbones amongAmerican aborigi-nes, 1905

General publications:Astrophysical Ob-servatory of theSmithsonian In-stitution, vol. 3(paper)

Exploration of Colo-rado River and its

tributaries, 1869-1872 (cloth)

Smithsonian contribu-tions to knowledge,vol. 33 (paper)

Num-ber ofcopiep.

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Title,


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Indian land cessionsin the UnitedStates, 1900

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General publications:Introduction tostudy of Indianlanguages, withwords, phrases,and sentences tobe collected, 1880(cloth)

Circular of informa-tion regarding In-diannames (paper)


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No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 13


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Title.


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Title.


National Museum—Con.


1903190419131914

Annual reports, sepa-rates, miscellaneous(paper):Report on depart-ment of anthropol-ogy. 1901-2

Same, 1903-4Antiquities, biblical,

National Museum,1898

Archaeological field

in northeasternArizona Museum-Gates expeditionof 1901

Ontonagon copperbowlder in Na-tional Museum

Flint implements of

the rayum,Egypt,1906

Contributions to his-

tory of Americangeology, 1906

Humming birds, byRobert Ridgway.

.

Man's knife amongNorth AmericanIndians, study incollections of Na-tional Museum,1899

Herpetology of PortoRico, 1904


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.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

,05

0).05

,05

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Total.

$0. 45.501.30.50.45.30.35.74

16. 305. 157.505.802 352.803. 456.002. 101. 85

.05

.752. 85

12. 552.852. 05.35

1.351.201.757. 85.70

1. 15.50.65.25.95

1.40.40.20.20.20.40

4, 95.35

,05

6. 0024.00

5. 00

Title,

Treasury—Continued,


Treasury decisions,weekly, separates,(paper)—Continued.

Internal revenu-(Treasury deciesions Nos. 2026-

2067, except No.2033, Oct. 24, 1914).

Treasury decisions, di-

gests and indexes(paper):1872-1882 (halfleather)

1898-19031904-19071908

Porto Rico, special com-missioner (paper):Report on industrialand commercialcondition of PortoRico, Dec. 30, 1898.

Report on island of

Porto Rico, its

population, civil

government, com-merce, industries,productions,roads,tariffs, and cur-rency, 1899

Auditor for Interior

Department.

Aimual reports (paper)1914

Auditor for State andOther Departments.


Bookkeeping and War-rants Division.

Annual reports (com-bined statement of

receipts and expendi-tures) (paper):

19131914

Estimates of appropria-tions (half leather):

191419151916

Coast and GeodeticSurvey.


18511855186818711873187618771878188018811882

Num-ber of

copies.

814

Price.

$0. 10

.50,25.50.15

.05

,50

.05

,05.05

.20,20

1.501.502.00

1 .45 .45

1 1.15 1.15

1 .90 .90

1 .90 .90

1 .90 .90

2 1.25 2.50

2 1.20 2.401 1.20 1.20

5 1.20 6.004 1.20 4.801 1.25 1.25

1 Special.



Title.

Teeasitby—Continued.

Coast and Geodetic Sur-vey—Continned.


—

Continued.18841885

18901892,pt. 1 (paper) ..

1892, pt. 1

1892, pt. 2

1893, pt. 2

1894, vol.21895189618971899190019011902 ,

1903Annual reports, sep-arates, appendixes(paper):Appendix 6, 1874Appendix 17, 1874...

Appendix 10, 1877...


Appendix 6, 1880 . .

.

Appendix 9, 1880....

Appendix 18, 1880(cloth)


Appendix 13, 1881...Appendix 18, 1881...




Appendix 8, 1883....Appendix 12, 1883...Appendix 8, 1884....Appendix 12, 1884...Appendix 8, 1885....Appendix 12, 1885...Appendix 15, 1885...Appendix 10, 1886...Appendix 7, 1887 . . .

.

Appendix 13, 1887...Appendix 14, 1887...Appendix 13, 1888...Appendix 11, 1889...Appendix 12, 1889...Appendix 19, 1890...Appendix 1, 1891....Appendix 2, 1891Appendix 8, 1891....Appendix 9, 1891....Appendix 9, 1892....Appendix 10, 1892...Appendix 4, 1893....Appendix 3, 1895....Appendix 8, 1895....Appendix 1, 1896....


Appendix 3, 1897....Appendix 5, 1899....Appendix 3, 1899....AppendLx 8, 1899....

Appendix 7, 1900Appendix 4, 1901....

Bulletin (paper), No. 19.

Special publications,numbered (paper):

No. 3 (cloth)

No. 4 (cloth)

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$1.201.201.001.30.55

.80

.70

.801.151.601.601.701.601.901.201.101.35

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.25

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.10

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.25

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.15

.05

.05

.05

.10

.40

.30

.10

.30

3.151.60

Total.

$4.801.202.005.20.55

.80

.704.802.304.803.2010.201.603.801.202. 201.35

9.454.80

Title.

Teeasury—Continued.

Comptroller of the

Currency.


1868

with

1870187518811885

1890, vol. 1...

1892, vol. 1...

1895, vol. 1...

1896, vol. 1...

1898, vol. 1...

1902, vol. 1...

1904, vol. 1...19051906190719121913 (paper)..19131914, vol. 1,

index1914, vol. 2

General publications(paper):Documentary his-

tory of coinage actof Feb. 12, 1873...

Duties of directorsof national banks.

Letter to nationalbanks, Aug. 20,

1914 (Comptrollerof Currency)

National currency act(paper):

19111911 (cloth)

Digest of national bankdecisions (cloth):

1912 ,

1914Instructions and sugges-

tions relative to organ-ization of nationalbanks (paper):

19121914

Num-ber ofcopies.

First Comptroller.

Digest of decisions(sheep):Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Second Comptroller.

Digest of decisions

(sheep):Vol. 1. 3d edition

Vol. 4

Comptroller of Treasury.


Decisions (sheep):Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol. 3

Vol. 4

Price.

30

43830

42291

D.50.50.50. 75

.90

.90

.30

.35

.45

.60

.55

.55

.60

.75

.65

.50

.65

.30

.60

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0)

.65

.65

1.151.15

.50

.90

.05

.05

1.101.151.251.25

Special.



Title.

TeeASURY—Continued

.

Comptroller of Treas-ury—Contd.

Decisions (sheep)—Con.Vol. 5

Vol. 6

Vol. 7

Vol. 8Vol. 9

Vol. 10

Vol. 11

Vol. 12

Vol. 13Vol. 14Vol. 15Vol. 16Vol. 17Vol. 18 (cloth)Vol. 19 (cloth)

Vol. 20 (cloth)

Decisions, separates (pa-per):Vol. 20, pt. 3

Vol. 21,pt. 1

Customs Division.

Regulations (paper):Regulations for gov-ernment of cm-toms inspectors,weighers, gangers,and measurers,1908 (fabric)

Revised regulationsgoverning samp-ling and classifica-

tion of importedsugars and mo-lasses, July 24, 1897

Regulations govern-ing weighing, tar-

ing, sampling clas-

sification, and po-larization of im-ported sugars andmolasses

Customs laws (sheep),

Tariffs (paper):Tariff of 1890 and

1894 on importsinto United States,

and customs ad-ministrative act of

June 10, 1890; in-

(3.6X6(1

The tariff of 1897 onimports into theUnited States, etc1899 (half sheep)..

Tariff act of 1897 onimports into theUnited States, in-

dexed, 1901Tariff of 1897 on im-ports into UnitedStates, indexed,

The tariff act of Aug.5, 1909, on im-ports into theUnited States,

with indexTariff act, Oct. 3,

1913, with index..Same

Num-ber of

copies.

Price.

$1.601.401.251.401.501.501.501.501.501.752.002.001.501.501.501.50

.05

.10

2.00

.15

,40

.15

.15

.15

0).10

Total.

$3.202.802.502. 803.003.003.001.503.001.756.006.004. .50

7.5021.0037.50

.20

.20

.50

.05

.60

28.00

,90

.40

5. 70

7. 5076.70

Title.

Tbeasury—Continued.

Customs Division—Contd.

Appeals pending beforeUnited States courtsin customs cases (pa-per):No. 41

No. 42Appeals pending beforeUnited States courtsin customs cases, sub-scriptions: 15 subscrip-tions

Bureau of Egraving andPrinting.


1902.1904.1905.1906.1909.1910.1911.1912.1913.1914.

Appraisers.

Report of the Board of

United States GeneralAppraisers (paper):19121913

Reappraisement circu-lars (paper):

2230-22332255-22572300-23022703-27042708-27092710-271127142718-27192721-272427362738-27392750-2751

Reappraisement circu-

lars, subscriptions:653 subscriptions—1 subscription

Immigration Bureau.


General publications(cloth):Report of the Com-missioner of Im-migration uponcauses which in-

cite immigrationto the UnitedStates, vol. 1, 1892.

Same, vol. 2Report of immigra-tion investigatingcommission, 1895(paper)

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0.05.05

Special.



Title.


Internal Revenue Com-missioner.


1864186718681869 ...

18711872187318761877187818801881188218831884188518861890189118921893189418951900 (paper)1902190319041905190619071908jgQ91910 (paper) ,

19101911191219131914 (paper)1914

General publications(paper):Denatured alcoholat home andabroad, 1909

Extracts fromGaugers' Manual,Gaugers' Weigh-ing Manual, andRegulations 7, re-vised Sept. 16,

1908, regardingduties of internal-revenue gaugers,storekeepers, andstorekeeper-gangers. June 20,1910

Bulletin relative toproduction of dis-tilled spirits

Decisions (sheep):Vol. 1 (paper)Vol. 2 (paper)Vol. 2 (leather)Vol.3Vol.4Vol. 5Vol.6Vol.7Vol.8Vol.9Vol. 10Vol. 11 (paper)

Num-ber of


$0.25 $0. 25.45 .45.35 .35.35 .35.35 .35.25 .25.25 .25.25 .25.25 .25.25 .25

1 .25 .25\ .30 .30

.30 .30

.30 .30

.30 .30

.30 .30

.25 .25

.35 .35

.35 .35

.35 .35

.35 .35

.35 .35

.35 .35

.25 .252 .35 .702 .25 .502 .25 .502 .35 .701 .35 .351 .35 .354 .35 1.402 .35 .702 .15 .302 .35 .702 .25 .504 .25 1.0010 .25 2. 501 .20 .20

18 .35 6.30

6 .10 .60

3 .25 .75

6 .10 .60

41 .25 10.251 .25 .25

48 1.00 48.0040 1.00 40.0032 1.00 32.0026 1.00 26.007 1.00 7.006 1.00 6.007 1.00 7.008 .90 7.2011 .80 8.802 .15 .30

Title.


Internal Revenue Com-missioner—Contd

.

Decisions (sheep)—Con.Vol. 11

Vol. 12Vol. 13

Vol. 14 (paper^Vol. 15 (paper)Vol. 15 (buckram)...Vol. 16 (paper)Vol. 16 (cloth)

Digest of decisions andregulations (paper):

1864-18981898-190419051906 (sheep)..

Laws, general (cloth):

War-revenue act of

1898, with index(paper).

Internal-revenuelaws in force Mar.4, 1911, with ap-pendix

Supplement No. 1 tointernal - revenuelaws, Mar. 25, 1915.

Regulations, series 7 (pa-per):No. 1

No. 2No. 3No. 5No. 6No. 6, revised June

21, 1913No. 7, Sept. 16, 1908.

No. 7, July 10, 1914..

No. 8, July 1, 1910. .

.

No. 8, July 1, 1910. .

.

No. 9

No. 11, Aug. 18, 1911(cloth)

No. 11, Mar. 12, 1913.No. 11, Mar. 12, 1913

(fabric)

No. 12

No. 14No. 20No. 23No. 24No. 26No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 30, supplementNo. 2

No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 35

Life-Saving Service.


18781879 (half leather)...190619101911191219131914

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

8 $1.00 $8.0010 .80 8. 007 .80 5.605 .15 .75

15 .35 5.2529 .75 21.7528 .50 14.0096 .75 72.00

10 .25 2. 507 .10 .702 .10 .201 .90 .90

1 .05 .05

66 .75 49.50

5 .10 .50

1 .15 .152 .15 .30

4 .05 .202 .05 .102 .05 .10

1 .05 .055 .20 1.0015 .20 3.002 .05 .101 .15 .155 .10 .50

74 .75 55. 50500 .40 200.00

127 .60 76.202 .05 .101 .05 .053 .05 .15

8 .05 .4061 .05 3.055 .05 .25

3 .76 2.256 .10 .6010 .05 .50

21 .05 1.0513 .05 .652 .05 .10

170 .15 25.501 .05 .05

2,666 (1) 54. 98

1, 462 .05 73. 10

.25 .25

.25 .25

.50 .50

.35 .35

.30 .30

.30 .302 .35 .702 .40 .80

1 Special.

552 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEB.


Title.


Life-Saving Service—Continued.

General publications(paper): Directionsfor restoring the ap-parently drowned,for saving drowningpersons by swimmingto their relief, and for

treatment of frost-

bites, 1909...

Official register of serv-ice, with post-office

addresses (paper),July 1, 1914..

Loans and CurrencyDivision.

General publications(paper):Regulations ofTreasury Depart-ment in relationto United Statesbonds, 1912

Information respect-ing money in cir-

culation July 1,

1860-1912Laws relating to loansand currency (paper).

Public Health Service.


1902 (paper)1909 (paper)191219131914


Soil pollution, withspecial reference tohookworm dis-

ease, 1911, 9 charts(cloth)

Supply table for Ma-rine-HospitalService of United

• States, 1901Yellow fever, its na-

ture, diagnosis,etc., 1898

Hygienic Laboratorybulletins (paper):No. 8No. 10No. 11

No. 13No. 14No. 16No. 17No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 21No. 22 :

No. 23No. 24No. 25

Num-ber of

copies.

30

167

Price,

$0.05

,05

.05

.05

.10

.50

.20

.40

.40

.40

0)

.10

.05

.10

.10

.05

.15

.05

.15

.10

.05

.10

.05

.10

.05

.10

.05

.10

Total.

$1.50

.05

.20

,25

2.50.20.40

3.60.80

250. 00

.15

.30

.10

.20

.20

.10

.60

.10

.30

.50

.10

.20

.101.40.05.10.20.20

Title.


Public Health Service—Continued.

Hygienic Laboratorybulletins (paper)—ConNo. 26.No. 27No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 41 (cloth)No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 5bNo. 56No. 56 (buckram) . .

.

No. 57No. 58No. 58 (cloth)No. 59No. 60No. 61No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65

No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 79No. 80No. 81No. 82No. 83No. 83 (buckram) . .

.

No. 84No. 85No. 86No. 86 (buckram) . .

.

No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 91

No. 92No. 93No. 94

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copies.

Price

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22 .20 4. 401 .30 .308 .45 3.60

64 .05 3.207 .15 1.054 .35 1.408 .10 .80

23 .05 1. 15

55 .40 22.004

1.15 .60

Special.



Title.

Treasuby—Continued.


Hygienic Laboratorybulletins(paper)—Con,No. 95

No. 96No. 97No. 97No. 98

. No. 99No. 100.:

OfScial list of commis-sioned and noncom-missioned officers (pa-per):

19121913

Public Health Reports(cloth):

Vol. 24,pt. 1

Vol. 24, pt. 2

Vol.25, pt. 1

Vol. 25, pt. 2

Vol. 26, pt. 1

Vol. 26,pt. 2Vol. 27, pt. 1

Vol. 27,pt. 2Vol. 28, pt. 1

Vol. 28,pt. 2

Public Health Reports,weekly (paper):Vol. 18, No. 35Vol. 24, No. 37Vol. 24, No. 38Vol. 24, No. 39Vol. 24, No. 41Vol. 24, No. 42Vol. 24, No. 43Vol. 24, No. 44Vol. 24, No. 46Vol. 24, No. 47Vol.24, No. 51Vol.24, No. 52Vol. 25, No. 7

Vol.25, No. 8Vol. 25, No. 13

Vol. 25, No. 16

Vol. 25, No. 22Vol. 25, No. 23Vol.25, No. 25Vol.25, No. 32Vol. 25, No. 38Vol.25, No. 50Vol. 26, No. 3Vol. 26, No. 6

Vol. 26, No. 8Vol. 26, No. 11

Vol. 26, No. 13

Vol.26, No. 23Vol. 26, No. 24Vol. 26, No. 40Vol. 27, No. 6

Vol.27, No. 12Vol. 27, No. 17Vol. 27, No. 21Vol. 27, No. 22Vol. 27, No. 24


Vol. 28, No. 3Vol. 28, No. 4Vol. 28, No. 5Vol.28, No. 6

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0. 10.15

.15

.55,50.10.10

.05

.05

.65

.751. 001.001.001.001.001.001.001.00

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

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.05

10. 4C3.75.15.55

12.503.901.00

.65

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.05

.25

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.15

.05

.15

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.10

.10

.10

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.05

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.20

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.15

.10

.10

.05

.10

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.20

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.05

.10

.05

.10

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.10

Title.



Public Health Reports,weekly (paper)—Con.

Vol. 28, No. 8Vol. 28, No. 9

Vol. 28, No. 15

.Vol.28, No. 20Vol. 28, No. 21

Vol. 28, No. 24

Vol. 28, No. 25

Vol. 28, Nos. 1-26,

indexVol. 28, No. 27Vol. 28, No. 30Vol.28, No. 34Vol. 28, No. 35Vol. 28, No. 37Vol.28, No. 40Vol.28, No. 41Vol. 28, No. 42Vol. 28, No. 43Vol. 28, No. 44


Vol. 29, No. 2Vol. 29, No. 3

Vol. 29, No. 4

Vol. 29, No. 5Vol. 29, No. 6

Vol. 29, No. 7


Vol. 29, No. 13

.Vol. 29, No. 14

Vol. 29, No. 15

Vol. 29, No. 16Vol. 29, No. 17

Vol. 29, No. 18Vol. 29, No. 19


Vol. 29, No. 26Vol. 29, No. 27

Vol. 29, No. 28Vol. 29, No. 31Vol. 29, No. 32Vol. 29, No. 33Vol. 29, No. 35Vol. 29, No. 36Vol.29, No. 37Vol. 29, No. 38Vol. 29, No. 39Vol. 29, No. 40Vol. 29, No. 41 ,

Vol. 29, No. 42 ,

Vol. 29, No. 43Vol. 29, No. 44 ,

Vol. 29, No. 45

Vol. 29, No. 46Vol. 29, No. 47Vol. 29, No. 49Vol. 29, No. 50Vol. 29, No. 51Vol. 29, No. 52Vol. 30, No. 1

Vol. 30, No. 2Vol. 30, No. 3

Vol. 30, No. 4

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3 $0. 05 $0 153 . 05 152 . 05 • 104

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554 BEPORT OF TUB PUBLIC PPJXTEE.

Itemized statement of sales for t}i£ fiscoJ year ended Jwm '^0, 1915—Continued.

Title.

TEEASUEY—Continued.

PvMic Health Service^Continued.

Pul^lic Health Reports,weekly Cpaper;—Con.Vol. no, Iso.bVol. 30, No. f3

Vol. 30, No. 7

Vol. 30, No. 8Vol. .30, No. 9Vol.30, No. 10

Vol. 30, No. 13

Vol. 30, No. 14

Vol. 30, No. 16

Vol. 30, No. 17

Vol. 30, No. 18

Public Health reports,

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tionsVol. 29, 1 subscrip-tion


Public Health Reports,sej^rates (pap'iT

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Total. Title.

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No. 75 !

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3.45.10

Teeasuey—Continued.


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2 1.05

Total.

.05

.50

121 .65 78.65

18 .50 9.00

1 .65 .65

57 .50 28. 50

6495—15- -36



Title.

War Department—Continued.

Sccretorr/—Continued

.

General publications(cloth)—Continued

.

Some problems of

Panama Canal; ad-dress of Henry L.Stimson beforeCommercial Club,Kansas City, Nov.14, 1911 (paper) . . . -

Special report of

William H. Tafton the Philippines,Jan. 27, 1908 (pa-

per)Special report of theSecretary of Warto the Presidenton the Philippines,Jan. 6, 1911 (pa-

per)Report on oper-ations of UnitedStates relief com-mission in Europe,1914

Report of board of

Army officers up-on claim of Wil-liam Farrar Smiththat he and notGeneral Rosecransoriginated plan for

relief of Chatta-nooga in October,1863 (paper)

Three-year enlist-

ment for the Ar-my, 1912

Some economic as-

pects of war, Apr.11, 1913

Army Regulat ions(cloth), 1913

Army Regulat ions,

separates (paper):Instructions for themobilization of theOrganized Militia,

May, 1912 (pa-per)

Changes, 1913 (pa-

per)—No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

No. 4

No. 5

No. 7

No. 8

Nos. 1-11 (6 sets)

No. 12

No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16

No. 17

Nos. 1-17

No. 18

No. 19

No. 20No. 21

No. 22No. 23

Num-ber of

copies.

23

280

Price.

$0. 05

10

.15

.20

.10

.05

.60

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.15

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

Total.

$0.30

.60

30

.30

.20

.10

1.15

168.00

.05

Title.



Laws, general (buck-ram):Military laws of theUnited States, 4thedition

Military laws of theUnited States,1914, 5th edition..

Officers of Army, theirfamilies, and familiesof deceased officers, re-

siding in or near Dis-trict of Colimibia (pa-per):

Jan. 5, 1914Nov. 5, 1914

Cuba, provisional gover-nor, armual reports(paper):

1907

Chief of Staff.


1883

1899, pt. 2

19001901, pt. 6

General publications(paper):Chaplain's dutiesand how best toaccomplish thiswork, 1912

Convention signs.United States Ar-my maps, 1912

Handbook for use of

electricians in op-eration and care of

electrical machin-ery and apparatusof seacoast de-fences, 1904 (fabri-

koid)Reorganization of

French cavalry, ex-tract from report of

military commit-tee of Chamber of

Deputies, sessionof 1912

Equitation andhorse training,1910 (fabrlkoid) . .

.

Land forces of theUnited States,

1912Same, 1915Rules of land war-

fare, 1914 (cloth)...Facts of interest con-cerning the mili-tary resources andpolicy of the Uni-ted States

Laws, regulations,orders, and memo-randa relating to

organization andduties of GeneralStaff Corps, Jan-uary, 1912

Num-ber of

copies.

1303

62

437

Price.

$1.75

1.10

.05

.05

.10

.15

.20

.601.15

.90

.05

.15

,75

,05

.50

.10

.10

.50

.05

,05

1 Per set.



Title.


Chief of Staff—Contd.

General publications(paper)—Continued.Tables of organiza-tion, UnitedStates Army, 1914.

Tables of organiza-tion, OrganizedMilitia, 1914

Manual for boards of

survey, by CharlesGebhardt, 1900....

Technical notes andextracts from re-

ports of Coast Ar-tillery target prac-tice for 1912

Regulations and instruc-tions (cloth):

United States Armytransport serviceregulations, 1908. .

.

Drill regulations for

Coast Artillery,Army, 1909 (fab-

ric)

Same, 1914 (fabric) .

.


Field Artillery,United StatesArmy, 1911,changes 1-2 (fab-

ric)

Same (fabric)


Mountain Artil-lery,United StatesArmy, 1908

Manuel of bayonetexercises, 1913(paper)

Same (paper)Cavalry service regu-

lations, 1914 (fab-

ric)

Cavalry drill regula-tions, Jan. 1, 1911(fabric)

Tentative Cavalrydrill regulations,Army, November,1913 (paper)

Cavalry service regu-lations, 1914 (fab-ric)

Field service regu-lations, 1914 (fab-

ric)

Regulations p r e -

scribing standardfor field firing andproficiency test,

Army, 1911 (pa-per)

Small - arms firing

manual, 1913 (fab-

ric)

Manual of interior

guard duty, 1914(fabric)

Gunnery and explo-sives for field artil-

lery oflBcers, 1911.

.

Manual of gymnas-tic exercises, 1904..

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

103 $0.25 $25. 75

37 .10 3. 70

6 .05 .30

1 .10 .10

2 .25 .50

14

160. 60.60

8. 4096.00

4

229.20.50

.80114.50

12 .55 6.60

5001,096

0).05

15.0054.80

5 .50 2.50

460 .50 230.00

58 .10 5.80

207 .50 103.50

689 .60 413.40

26 . 05 1. 30

837 .50 418. 50

2,023 .25 505. 75

66 .25 16. 50

28 .15 4.20

Title.


Chief of Staff—Contd.

Regulations and instruc-tions (cloth)—Contd.Infantry drill regu-lations, 1911 (fab-ric)

Appendix to the In-fantry drill regula-tions, 1911, Nos.1-5 (paper)

Infantry drill regu-lations. Army,1911, with changes1-5, 6, and 7, andbayonet exercisesinserted (fabric)..

.

Infantry drill regu-,lations, 1911, withchanges


machine gun, or-

ganization Cav-alry, 1910 (paper).


machine-gun pla-

toons, Infantry,1909

Combined Infantryand Cavahy drill

regulations for au-tomatic machinerifle, caliber .30,

model 1909 (pa-per)

Regulations for field

maneuvers, 1910(paper)

Mustering regula-tions for Organ-ized Militia, 1914

(paper)Manual of physicaltraining for usein United StatesArmy, 1914 (pa-per)

Saber exercise, 1914(paper)

Same (cloth)Instructions govern-ing shore-tug sig-

naling duringCoastArtillerytar-get practice, 1913(paper)

Regulations for theinstructions andtarget practice of

Coast Artillerytroops, 1914 (pa-per). -

Questions and an-swers for use in in-

structions of tor-

pedo companiesand detachments,1908

Regulations for uni-

forms of Armv,1912 (paper)

Regulations for theimiforms of UnitedStates Army, re-

vised edition, 1914

(paper)

Num-ber of

co{)ies.

612

1,159

59

58

10

25

121

Price.

80.0.5 1 .$0.35

.35I

214.20

.35I

405.65

I

. 10 5. 90

.10

.05

.05

.50

. 10

.35

10

Special.

564 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, ^9^5—Contintied.

Title.

Wak Department—Continued.

Chiefof Staff—Contd.

Regulations and instruc-tions, changes, num-bered (paper):No. 2

No. 3No. 5Nos. 3-4, vmiformregulations

Extracts from reportsby regular and militiaofficers on joint Armyand militia coast-de-fense exercises (paper):

19071908190919101911

Military Secretary.

Annual report, 1914 (pa-per)

General publications(paper):Correspondence re-

lating to War withSpain, vol. 2 (half

sheep)Legislative history

of General Staffof Army from1775-1901 (cloth)..

Report of Maj. Gen.Joseph Wheelerrelating to Santi-ago campaign, 1898

.

Circular showingdistribution of

troops of line of

Army, January,1866-June, 1909....

Venereal peril, 1903..

Artillery circulars (pa-per):ABCFF. supplementHMM, supplement No. 1.

M, supplement No. 2.

Army List and Direc-tory (paper):1914-

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Num-ber ofcopies.

1

3082

21

1

1

258

111105103117113115

Price.

$0. 05.05.05

.05

05

1.00

05

.10

.10

.10

.20

.10

.35

.25

.10

.10

.25

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

Total.

$0. 0515. 40.10

.05

.05

1. 00

.55

,05

.401. 50

.60

.101. 302. 80.90.35.75.10.10.25

.30

.15

.15

.15

.308. 70

16. 6515. 7515. 4517. 5516. 9517.25

Title.


Military Secretary—Con.

Army List and Direc-tory (paper)—Contd.1915—

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJune

Army List and Direc-tory, subscriptions:

1 subscription735 subscriptions2 subscriptions2 subscriptions5 subscriptions

Army Register (cloth),

1789-1903, vols. 1 and2 (22 sets)

Army Register (paper):1829183818391841.

1842,

18431844,

184518461854,

1855.

18561857.

1858.

1859.

1861

1862.

1863186418661868.

18691870.

18711899.

1903190419051906.

1907.

1910.

1911191219141915

Drill regulations (cloth):

Manual of calisthenicexercises, 1892

Officers of Volunteerregiments

,Span ish

War (paper):Official register ofVolunteers inservice of UnitedStates organizedunder act of Mar.2, 1899. Nov. 15,

1899Same, Juae 1, 1900.

.

Soldiers' H a n d b o ok(canvas), 1913

Num-ber of

copies.

160101114

887528

44

65156

1

1

103

Price.

$0. 15.15.15.15.15.15

1.801.50.90.75

.45

2.00

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.20

.20

.35

.35

.35

.35

.35

.35

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

,25

.05

.15

SUPEEINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.

Itemized stateinent of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—

(

565

Continued.

Title.


Military Secretary—Con.

Accountability equip-ment manuals, 1913

(paper):Heavy Field Artil-

lery unitMountain Artilleryunit

Cavalry unit, rev.

Oct. 28, 1914Engineer unitInfantry mitInfantry unit, rev.

Aug. 26, 1914

Subsistence Department.


Manual for Armybakers, 1910

Notes on bread mak-ing, permanentand field ovensand bake house,1882

Prize essay of Amer-ican Public HealthAssociation

Legislative historyof Subsistence De-partment ofUnited StatesArmy from June16, 1775, to Aug.15, 1876

Army ration, issue

and conversiontables, 2d edition..

Manual for cooks. Army(cloth), 1910 ,

Manual for subsistence(cloth), 1910

Num-ber of

copies.

Bureau ofInsular Af-fairs.


:

1901190519131914

General publications(paper):Reports on law of

civil governmentin territory subjectto military occu-pation by militaryforces of UnitedStates, 1902, 2dedition (cloth)

Cuban pacification,

report of W. H.Taft and R. Ba-con, Dec. 11,1906..

Proposed railwaylines in Island of

Luzon, July, 1903 .

Report on certaineconomic ques-tions in Englishand Dutch colo-

nies in Orient,1902.

95

17

Price.

5

299

36

$0. 05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.10

.35

.25

.25

.20

.10

.50

.50

Total.

$0.05

.05

.90

.05

.55

6.30

33.25

1.50

4.25

.20

.50

149.50

18.00

Title.

.05

.05

.20

.05

.75

.10

.15

.10


Bureau of Insular Af-fairs—Continued.


.

Report on rights of

government of

Philippine Is-

lands, Nov. 18,

1901Invitation for pro-posals or bids for

concessionary con-tracts or grantswith and by thePhilippine Gov-ernment in aid of

the construction,equipment, main-tenance, and oper-ation of railwaysin the PhilippineIslands, June, 1905

Laws against trea-

son, sedition, etc.,

Feb. 10, 1902The Philippine

Islands, Mar. 1,

1913, 2d edition....

Isle of Pines, Carib-bean Sea, its situ-

ation, etcImmigration regula-

tions for PortoRico,June 7, 1899.

Organic act, Julv 1,

1902, of PhilippineIslands, 1913

Translations (paper):Translation laws re-

lating to civil ad-ministration andgovernment of

island of PortoRico, 1899

Translation of lawof civil procedurefor Cuba and PortoRico with annota-tions, etc., Janu-ary, 1901

The code of com-merce in force in

Cuba, Porto Rico,and the Philip-

pines, amendedJime 10, 1897

Adaptation of elec-

toral law of Jime26, 1890, to islands

of Cuba and PortoRico

Electoral law for

election of coim-cilors and provin-cial deputies in

Porto RicoTranslation of law

of eminent do-main, extendedto Cuba and PortoRico by royal de-

cree of June 13,

1884, and regula-

tions for its appli-

tion, 1901

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0. 10

,05

.05

.10

.05

,05

Total.

.05

.30

,20

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.15

566 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.


Title.


Bureau of Insular Af-fairs—Contin.u.e6 .

Translations (paper)—Continued.Compilation of or-

ganic provisionsof administrationof justice in forcein Spanish colo-

nial provinces andappendices rela-

ting thereto, 1891.

Translation of min-ing law applied toCuba.Oct. 10,1883,

to June 27, 1884. .

.

Translation of min-ing law and regu-lations in force inthe Philippines,1900

Translation of themortgage law for

Cuba, Porto Rico,and the Philip-pine Islands, 1893

Translation and reg-

ulations of themortgage law, Cu-ba, Porto Rico,and the Philip-pine Islands, 1899.

Municipal and pro-vincial laws inforce in the is-

land of CubaTranslation of nota-

rial laws in forcein Cuba and PortoRico, July, 1899.

.

Translation of penalcode in force inCuba, and PortoRico, 1900 ,

Translation of thelaw of ports inforce in the islandof Cuba, 1900 ,

General law of pub-lic works of islandof Cuba and regu-lations for its exe-cutions, etc., 1891.

Collection of lawsreferring to pub-lic works in PortoRico, 1896

Translation law of

railroads of Cuba,1895

Regulations for ex-ecution of policelaw of railroads of

island of CubaConstitution estab-lishing self gov-erimient in islandsof Cuba and PortoRico

Translation of thelaw of water inforce in the islandof Cuba, 1900

Philippine tariffs (pa-per), 1909

Num-ber of

copies,

Price. Total.

10. 10

.05

.10

.10

.05

.05

.10

.05

.10

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.15

$0. 10

40

.10

,15

,10

.05

.10

.10

.05

.10

.05

.05

1.20

Title.


Bureau of Insular Af-fairs—Continued.

Noncontiguous territory(paper):Acts of Congress,

treaties, proclama-tions; decisionsof Supreme Courtof United Statesand opinions of

Attorney Generalrelating to non-contiguous terri-

tory, Cuba andSan Domingo,etc., 1909 (cloth).

.

Acts of Congress,treaties, procla-mations, etc., re-

lating to noncon-tiguous territory,

Cuba, and SantoDomingo. (61stCong.)

Acts of Congress re-

lating to noncon-tiguous territory,

Cuba and SantoDomingo and tomilitary affairs,

1914Laws relating to in-

sular and militaryaffairs (cloth)

Dominican customs, an-nual reports, (paper)

:

1908190919101911

Summary of commerceof Dominican Repub-

lic, 1911

Engineer Department.


1876, pt. 3

1890, pt. 1

1892, pt. 4

1893, pt. 6

1897, pt. 4

1897, pt. 6

1899, pt. 3

1900, pt. 5

1903, pt. 3

1904, pt. 4 (paper)...1912, pt. 2 (paper)...1912, pt. 3 (paper)...1913, pt. 1

1913, pt. 2 (paper)...1913, pt. 2

1913, pt. 3 (paper)...1913, pt. 3

1914, pt. 1

1914, pt. 2

1914, pt. 3

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):Annual report uponexplorations andsurveys in De-ment of Dakota,1874

Same, 1877

Num-ber ofcopies

Price.

$0.50

.50

.05

.851.00.85.80

1.051.151.051.451.001,75.85.85

1.101.151.301.301.501.251.251.75


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 191.5—Continued.

Title.


Engineer Department—Continued.

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper)—Contd.Annual report uponexplorations andsurveys in De-partnient of Da-kota, 1878

Same, 1879Same, 1880Same, 1881Same, 1882Annual report uponreconnaiss a n c e s

and explorationsin divisions anddepartments, 1883.

Annual reports uponreconnaiss a nc esand explorationsin divisions anddepartments, 1884.

Reports upon sea-

coast defenses,1903Same, 1904

Annual reports, indexes(cloth):

1866-1900. vol. 1

Same, vol. 2

Same, vol. 3

General publications(paper):Organization ofbridge equipage of

Army, text andplates (2 sets)

Organiz a t i o n ofbridge equipage of

Army, with direc-tions for construc-tion of militarvbridges, 1870, re-

printed, 1898, textplates

Report on current-meter observa-tions in Missis-sippi River, nearBur^iagton, Iowa,during October,1879. 1884 (cloth).

Irrigation in Egypt,by J. Baroia,trans-lated from Frenchby A. M. Miller,

1889 fcloth)Fortifications of to-

day: fire againstmodels of coastbatteries and par-ados; horizontaland curved fire in

defense of coasts,

1883Same (cloth)Professional notes,by Edward Ma-guire, 1884

Monograph uponreservoirs andtheir effect onfloods of Missis-sippi system, byJames A. Seddon,

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

SO. 05.05.05.05.05

.05

.05

.652.40

1.23

1.23

Total.

1 ! .50

.25

.40

1 I .15

SO. 05.05.05.05

.05

,05

.05

.652.40

1.001.00.70

2.46

1.23

1.60

Title.

.50

.50

.80

.15

,15



General publications(paper)—Continued.Salary and wage

tables, 1913 (buck-ram)

Searchlights, light

projectors f o r

Armv and Navy,1903." "...

Explorations and sur-veys (cloth):Report of expedi-

tion up Yellow-stone River, 1875(paper)

Fremont's first andsecond expedi-tions, 1842-1844....

Report upon Colo-rado River of theWest, etc., by J. C.Ives

Report of recon-naissance of BlackHills of Dakota,made in summerof 1874, by Wm.Ludlow ..."

Report of recon-naissance fromCarroll, MontanaTerritory, on Up-per Missouri, to

Yellowstone Na-tional Park andreturn, made in

1875Report of exploringexpedition fromSanta Fe. NewMexico, to j auc-tion of Grand andGreen Rivers of

great Colorado of

the West in 1859,

under commandof J. N. Macomb,with geological re-

port by J. S. New-berry ."l876 (paper)

Exploration of RedRiver of Louis-iana, 1852

Map of country be-tween frontiers of

Arkansas andNew !N[exico em-bracing section ex-

plored"' in 1S49-

1852, by R. B.Marcy

Report of construc-tion of militaryroad from FortWalla Walla to

Fort Benton, bvJohn MuUan. 1863.

Explorations andsurvey of valleyof Great Salt Lakeof Utah, by How-ard Stansbury,1852

Num-ber of


$0. 25

.20

.25

1.00

1.25

$0.75

.40

1.25

1.00

5.00

1.25

4.00

1.80

1.00

2.25

2.50

iPer set.


Itemized statement of sales Jor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continued.

Title.



Explorations and sur-

veys (cloth)—Contd.Maps, StansburyExpedition

Report of examina-tion of upper Co-lumbia River andterritory in its vi-

cinity, Septem-ber and October,1881

Explorations and sur-veys, separates,(paper):Map of Black Hills,

from reconnais-sance, by Wm.Ludlow, 1874

Geological map of

Black Hills, byN. H. Winchell,to accompany re-

port of Wm. Lud-low (Map No. 3)...

Map of JudithBasin, to accom-pany reports of

Wm. Ludlow(Map No. 161)

Map of Yellowstoneand MissouriRivers and theirtributaries, 1859-1860 ,

(cloth):

Laws of UnitedStates relating to

construction of

bridges over navi-gable waters ofUnited States,

Mar. 2, 1805-Mar.

3, 1887, 2d ed,(sheep)

General bridge lawwith War Depart-ment regulations,1911 (paper)

Text of the eight-

hour laws of Aug.1, 1912, June 19,

1912, and Mar. 3,

1913 (paper)Laws for protectionand preservationof navigablewaters of UnitedStates, 1908(paper)

Laws of UnitedStates relating toimprovement ofrivers and harborsfrom Aug. 11, 1790,

to Mar. 4, 1907,

vol. 1 (paper)Laws of United

States relating toimprovement ofrivers and harborsfrom Aug. 11, 1790,

to Mar. 4, 1907,

vol.1Same, vol.2 (paper)

vol. 2

Nmn-ber of


1 $0.25 $0.25

1 .50 .50

1 .03 .03

1 .14 .14

5 .10 .50

I .23 .23

2 .80 1.60

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

1 .50 .50

21

2

.60

.60

.75

1.20.60

1.50

Title.



Professional papers(cloth;:

No. 15, with plates(paper)

No. 15, appendix(paper)

No. IS, vol. 1

No. 18, vol. 2No. 18, vol. 4 (half

leather)No. 18, vol. 5

No. 21 (half leather).

No. 21 (half leather).

No. 21, supplement.No. 23No. 23 (half leather).

No. 24No. 25 (paper)No. 25 (cloth)No. 29, pt. 6 (moroc-

co)No. 29, pts. 1-6

(leather)

No. 31

No. 32Regulations and instruc-

tions (special): Rulesand regulations relat-

ing to the navigablewaters of the UnitedStates, July, 1914(paper)

Maps and drawings (pa-per):Map of AugustaCounty, Va., 1875.

Map of reconnais-sance of Carroll,

Montana Terri-

tory, to Yellow-stone NationalPark and return,

by Wm. Ludlow,in July, August,and September,1875

Department of Co-lumbia, 2d ed

Department of Co-lumbia, 3d ed

Island of Cuba, east-

ern portion, 1874..

Island of Cuba,western portion,1874

Island of Cuba, goo-graphical and top-ographical, Nov.27, 1873

Same, Map No. 11...

Dakota Territory,1881 (2 sets)

Department of Da-kota, includingMinnesota, Dako-ta, and Montana,March, 1886

Greene County, Va.,1875

Madison County,Va., 1875

Military Depart-ment of Platte,

Nebraska

Num-ber ofcopies.

5571

18

Price.

$0.50

.152. 502. 15

L801.50.75

1.25.10.50.75

1.25.25.40

LOO.40.50

20

20

.06

.15

.27

.15

.15

.13

.13

1.17

iPer set.



Title.



Map sand drawings (pa-per)—Continued.RappahannockCounty, Va., 1875.RockinghamCounty, Va., 1875..

Map of Shenandoahand Page Countiesand part of War-ren County, Va.,1875

Seat of war in East,Turkey and ad-jacent parts, June,1877

Same, 1897Turkestan, 3d ed. (3

sets)

Upper Geyser Basin,to accompany re-

port of Wra. Lud-low

Yellowstone andMissouri Riversand their tribu-taries, revised andenlarged (2 sets).

.

YellowstoneNational Park,Big Horn Moun-tain, and adjacentterritory, 1881

Explorations and sur-veys for railroad fromMississippi River toPacific Ocean (cloth):Vol. 1

Vol.2Vol.3Vol. 4Vol.7Vol.8Vol.9Vol. 11

Vol. 12, pt. 1

Vol. 12,pt. 2

Explorations and surveyswest of one hundredthmeridian.

Annual reports (cloth):1878 (half cloth)1879

General publications,separates (paper):

Geological atlas,map showing re-

stored outline ofLake Bonneville.

.

Geological atlas-Sheet No. 50Sheet No. 59....Sheet No. 67....Sheet No. 75....Sheet No. 76. ...

Sheet No. 83....

Topographical mapof Yosemite Val-ley and vicinity(special map No.8)

Niun-ber of


2 $0.20 $0.40

2 .20 .40

2 .20 .40

4 .07 .284 .10 .40

12 1 .49 1.47

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Title.


Explorations and surveyswest of one hundredthweridian—Continued.

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—

Continued.Topoeraphic atlas,

sheets

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Basin map, 1869,

1871,1872, and1873

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47 DNo. 48 CNo. 49No. 50No. 52DNo. 53 CNo. 56 BNo. 56 DNo. 58No. 59No. 61 BNo. 62 ANo. 65 DNo. 65 D, land

classification .

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No. 66No. 69 BNo. 70CNo. 70CNo. 73

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classification .

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No. 77 BNo. 77 DNo. 78 ANo. 84

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Vol.3Vol. 4Vol.7

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Judge Advocate General.


^^The use of the Armyin aid of the civil

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tary reservations,national ceme-teries, and miUtaryparks, 1910, revisededition (cloth)

.

Num-ber of

copies.

1 Per set.


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, i5i5—Continued.

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.

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40

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.20

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.25

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Title.


Military Information Di-vision—Continued.

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(paper):No. 3

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The Army horse in

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Mississippi River Com-mission.

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Instructions (paper):Description and in-

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Title.

"Wab Depaetmext—Continued.

Ordnance Department—Continued.

Instructions (paper)—Continued.Handbook of 3-inchField ArtiUerymaterial, revisedJuly 17, 190S

Handbook of the 3-

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Description of Gat-ling guns, caliber

.45, with rules andregulations for

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Rules for manage-ment of UnitedStates rifle, caliber.30. model of 1903(cloth)

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No. 22 ,

No. 23No. 24 ,

No. 25No. 53 ,

No. 77 ,

No. 78No. 80No. 83No. 84

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1883 (half leather) .

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1887 (half leather) .

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1888 (paper)1890 (paper) ,

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159

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80.20

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1 .65 .65

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Title.


Ordnance Department—Continued.

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18931894189518961897189819001902 ,

19031905190619071908 (paper)1908 (buckram)1909. vols. 1 to 3 (1

set)

1912 (paper)1912 (buckram)1913 (paper)19131914

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1912Price lists (paper): Smallarms. No. 18^9

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tive to the UnitedStates flag andother flags, f u r -

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partment, Oct. 4,

1909Manual for packtransportation,1908

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572 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.


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Title.


Quartermaster's Depart-ment—Continued.

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No. 25Rules, regulations, andinstructions (cloth),

1898Manual for Quartermas-

ter's Department(cloth), 1904

Regulation for govern-ment of national ceme-teries, 1911 (cloth)

Specifications for uni-form of Army (paper),Jan. 25, 1912

Signal Officer.


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Title.


Soldiers' Home, District

of Columbia.

General publications(paper) : Regulationsfor government of

United States militaryprison and any branchthereof, 1909

Surgeon General.


19121913


Few general direc-

tions with regardto destroying mos-quitoes, particu-

larly yellow fever

mosquitoes, 1904

(paper)Use of the Rontgenray by the Medi-cal Department of

the United States

Army in the Warwith Spain, 1898.

.

Report on origmand spread of ty-

phoid fever mUnited States mil-

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Same, vol. 2


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No. 3

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6

No. 7

Circulars (cloth):

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1877, No. 9

Circulars of information(paper), 1911

Index catalogue, 1st

series (cloth):

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol. 3Vol. 8

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ries separates (paper):

Tests illustrating thehistory of medicine in

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geon General's Office.

.

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ries (cloth):

Vol. 2


Drill regulations, Hos-pital Corps:

1914 (fabric)

1914

Num-ber of

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13

1,333252

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.20

.20

.25

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1.40

1.201.25

.35

.15

.10

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.20

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, iS»i5—Continued.

Title.


Surgeon General—Can.

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1911 (fabric)

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Medical and surgical his-

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:

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War Records Office.

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General index andadditions and cor-rections, 1901

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I

.70 :

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.70

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1.80

Title.


War Records Office—Continued.

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OflRcial records ofUnion and Con-federate Armies,series 1; index tobattles, cam-paigns, etc., Apr.1, 1899 (paper). ...

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Gettysburg National Mil-itary Park Commis-sion.

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574 REPORT OF THE


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.10

.10

.20

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.70

.60

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Philippine Commission,1900— Taft Commis-sion—Continued.

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Militia Affairs Division.


Circulars (paper) , No. 8.

.

Roster (paper), 1909Instruction circulars

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Regulations for Organ-ized Militia (cloth)

1910Manuals (paper):

Infantry equipmentmanual, Organ-ized Militia, 1914..

32

SO. 40


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Title.

War Department—ContiBued.

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Same

Isthmian Canal Com-mission.

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.

Executive order re-

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Official handbook of

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Isthmian Canal, byH. H. Rousseau,1910, reprint

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1912Panama canal, traf-

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(')

$0. 45

.15

.301.001.501.35

2 1.75

2 1.60

2 1.80

2 1.80

.05

.40

.25

.35

.20

.20

.05

.20

1.50

1.25

1.5028

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$46. 25282. 15

1.351.206.006. 005.40

4.80

5. 40

9.00

.60

.75

.35

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2.20

3.20

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2.50

42.00

Title.


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Sanitation department:Annual reports (pa-per)—

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showing present con-ditions on Isthmus,Apr. 23, 1906, Isthmi-an Canal Affairs, Of-fice ofAdministration,Washington

Num-ber ofcopies.

Porto Rico.

Annual reports (paper): i

1910 '

1911

19131914

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Report on fuel tests

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1914 (cloth)

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Army transport serviceregulations, 1914

(cloth)Laws relating to Quar-termaster's Corps, 1914

(cloth)

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1!

20 .20

2535 liib

35 1.05

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Congress—Continued.

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Title.

Wab Department—Continued.

Canal Zone, Isthmus ofPanama.


1914, pts. 1 and 2 (1

set)

1914, pt. 1

1914, pt. 2

Health department, gen-

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AprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

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37th Cong., 1st, 2d, and3d sess.:

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40th Cong., 1st, 2d, and3d sess., vol. 39, sup-plement, trial of An-drew Johnson (halfleather)

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Congressional Record(bound).

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30, No. 5155th Cong., 2d sess.:

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55th Cong., 3d sess.:

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Vol. 39—No. 40No. 47

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Title.

CoNGEESS—Continued.

Daily Congressional Rec-ord (paper)—Contd.

58th Cong., 3d sess.—ConVol. 39—Continued.

No. 50No. 57No. 64No. 65

59th Cong.. 1st sess.:

Vol. 40-No. 26No. 35No. 39No. 51

No. 52

No. 54No. 68No. 108No. 115

No. 120No. 121

No. 126No. 130No. 135

No. 140No. 157

No. 159


Vol. 41—No. 4No. 6

No. 7

No. 8No. 10

No. 18No. 19

No. 21

No. 24No. 32

No. 34No. 44

No. 45

No. 46

No. 47

No. .54

No. 55

No. 57No. 60No. 61

No. 67

No. 6SNo. 71 ,

No. 73

60th Cong.. 1st sess.:

Vol. 42—No. 11

No. 15

No. 18No. 27No. 29

No. 34

No. 39

No. 40No. 43

No. 46

No. 52

No. 53

No. 54

No. 56No. 57No. 70

No. 72

No. 75No. 76

No. 77

No. 78

No. 79

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Title.

CONGKESS—Continued.


60th Cong. , 1st sess.—ConVol. 42—Contd.

No. 81No. 82 ,

No. 88No. 89No. 97No. 105No. 106No. IllNo. 116 ,

No. 118 ,

No. 119 ,

No. 120 ,

No. 121 ,

No. 123 ,

No. 127No. 128 ,

No. 133 ,

No. 13660th Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 43—No. 4

No. 5No. 6

No. 7

No. 9

No. 10No. 17 ,

No. 37No. 43No. 49No. 50 ,

No. 54

No. 55No. 58 ,

No. 63 ,

No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70 ,

No. 73 ,

61st Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 44—No.lNo. 8 ,

No. 10No. 13 ,

No. 18 ,


No. 55No. 60No. 63No. 66No. 69No. 74

No. 75No. 77No. 78No. 91No. 92No. 94No. 95No. 104..'.

No. 106No. 108

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61st Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 45—No. 3No. 8No. 9

No. 12

No. 13

No. 14

No. 15No. 16

No. 17

No. 18No. 19


No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54

No. 55No. 59

No. 61No. 63No. 66No. 68No. 69No. 72No. 73No. 76No. 78No. 79No. 82No. 83No. 85No. 86No. 89No. 91No. 98No. 100No. 102No. 103No. 104No. 109No. 110No. 112No. 113No. 115No. 116No. 119No. 123No. 124No. 127No. 128No. 129No. 130No. 131No. 132No. 134No. 135No. 136

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61st Cong. , 2d sess.—Con.Vol. 45—Continued.

No. 137No. 138No. 141

No. 142No. 143No. 144

No. 146No. 148No. 150No. 151No. 152No. 154No. 156No. 158No. 160No. 161No. 162No. 163No. 164 ,

No. 166 ,

No. 167 ,

No. 168 ,

61st Cong., 3d sess.:

Vol. 46—No. 6No. 11No. 14No. 19No. 20No. 21

No. 22No. 24No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 37No. 39No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 47No. 48No. 52No. 54


No. 74

No. 75

62d Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 47—No. 1

No. 2No. 6No. 13No. 16No. 17

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.13

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.14

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.09

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.11

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.09

.18

.11

.12

.20

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.24

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.03

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.27

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.28

.84

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Title.



62d Cong., 1st sess.—Con.Vol. 47—Continued.

No. 18

No. 21

No. 22No. 24


No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 46No. 49No. 50No. 53

No. 55No. 59No. 63No. 65No. 66No. 78No. 84

No. 86No. 92No. 96No. 97No. 99No. 101

No. 103No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. Ill

No. 112No. 113

No. 114

62d Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 48—No. 2No. 5

No. 6No. 7

No. 8No. 9

No. 10No. 11

No. 12No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16

No. 17

No. 21

No. 22No. 23

No. 24

No. 26

No. 28

No. 30No. 31

No. 35No. 38No. 41

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$0.07.06.04

.06

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1 .05 .053 .05 .15

2 .05 .101 .04 .04

1 .05 .05

1 .06 .062 .06 .12

1 .07 .071 .06 .06

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Title.



62d Cong., 2d sess.—ConVol. 48—Continued.


No. 72No. 74

No. 75No. 76

No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 80No. 81

No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 85No. 89No. 90No. 92No. 94No. 95No. 96No. 100No. 103No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110No. Ill


No. 133No. 134No. 135


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No. 149No. 151 ,

No. 152No. 153No. 154 ,

No. 156 ,

No. 158 ,

No. 159No. 162No. 164No. 165 ,

No. 167No. 174No. 176 ,

No. 178No. 179No. 181No. 182No. 185No. 186No. 187No. 188No. 189No. 190No. 191No. 192No. 193No. 194No. 195No. 197No. 198No. 199No. 200No. 203No. 204No. 205No. 206No. 207No. 209No. 210No. 212No. 213No. 214No. 215No. 216No. 217No. 218No. 220No. 222

62 Cong., 3d sess.:

Vol. 49—No. 2

No. 3No. 4

No. 5No. 6No. 7

No. 8

No. 9No. 10No. 12No. 13

No. 14

No. 15No. 16

No. 17No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 23No. 24

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Price

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June Continued.

Title.

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No. 25No. 27

No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 33 ,

No. 34No. 35 ,

No. 36 ,


No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 60No. 61No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76....No. 77No. 78

63d Cong., special sess,

Vol. 50-No. 1

No. 2No. 3No. 4No. 5...:

63d Cong ., 1st sess.:

Vol. 50—No. 1

No. 2

No. 9No. 11

No. 12No. 13

No. 14No. 15

No. 16No. 17No. 18

No. 19No. 19

No. 20No. 21

No. 22No. 23No. 24

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Price.

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.05

.05

.10

.04

.09

.09

.08

.10

.10

.07

.09

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.07

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.14

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$1.871.05.24.72.25

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1.442.881. 62.32.80

1.60.35.09.14.84.33.90.09.24.08.06.90.36.03.21

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1. 35.50.84.22

1. 05.30

Title.



63d Cong., 1st sess.—Con,Vol. 50—Continued.

No. 25No. 26

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No. 27,

No. 28 ,

No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 59No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 72No. 73No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 80No. 82No. 83No. 85No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 91No. 92No. 93No. 95No. 96No. 97No. 98No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103No. 104No. 105No. 106No. 107No. 108No. 109No. 110No. Ill

No. 113

No. 113No. 114No. 115No. 116No. 117

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582 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKHSTTEE.


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Daily Congressional Rec-ord {'paper)—Contd.

63d Cong., 1st sess.—Con.Vol. 50—Continued.



No. 154No. 157No. 158No. 159No. 160No. 162No. 166

63d Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 51—No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4No. 5

No. 6No. 7

No. 8

No. 9

No. 10

No. 11

No. 12

No. 14No. 15No. 16

No. 17

No. 18

No. 19

No. 20Nos. 1-20, index.No. 21No. 22No. 23

No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30 ,

No. 31No. 32 ,

Nos.21-32,indexNo. 33No. 34No. 34No. 35No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38

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m. 10

.11

.10

.11

.06

.06

.05

.07

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.03

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.05

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.05

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.07

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.14

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.06

.14

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.16

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.12

.11

.09

.16

.07

.14

.09

.06

.10

.10

.09

.11

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$1. 10.22.08.45.90.33.48.06.10.07.03.08.48.03.27.12.21.15.18.45.12.12.03.18.03.24.24.06.50.20.15

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2. 661.17.03

4.32.50.60.77.81

7.84.14.28.81.42

3.301.802. 162.53.63.42

5.881.53.80

1.56.11.14.09

1.50.08

2.34.88

2.303.24

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No. 79

No. 80No. 81Nos.70-81,index.No. 83

No. 84No. 85No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89

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Nos. 82-93,indexNo. 94No. 95No. 96No. 97

No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 101No. 102No. 103No. 104 ,

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No. 114No. 115No. 116No. 117

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dexNo. 215No. 216No. 217No. 218No. 219No. 220No. 221No. 222No. 223No. 224No. 225No. 226Nos. 215-226, in-

dexNo. 227No. 228No. 229No. 230No. 231No. 232

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Title.

CONGEESS—Continued.



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dex63d Cong., 3d sess.:

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No. 12No. 13No. 14No. 15No.16Nos. 1-16, index.No. 17No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26Nos. 17-26, indexNo. 27

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Title.


Daily Congressional Rec-ord (paper)—Contd,

63d Cong., 3dsess.—Con.Vol. 52—Continued.

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217 subscriptions

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915~Continued.


CONGKESS—Continued.Miscellaneous Publica-

tions.

Unclassified publicationsof House and Senate(paper):Bankruptcy la-^ of

July 1, 1S98American charters,

constitutions, andorganic la^vs, 1492-1908,10 sets (cloth)

American charters,constitutions, andorganic laws, vol.1 (cloth)

Same, vol. 2 (sheep).;Same, vol. 3 (cloth)..Same, vol. 4 (cloth). . i

Federal and Stateconstituti ons,colonial charters,and other organiclaws of States, Ter-ritories, and colo-nies, vol. 5 (cloth).

Same, vol. 6 (cloth)..American charters,

constitutions, andorganic laws, 1492-1908, vol. 7 (cloth).

Laws of UnitedStates, resolutionsof Congress underc onl e d e rations,treaties, proclama-tions, Spanish reg-ulations, and otherdocuments relatingto public lands,1S23 (sheep)

Executive register1789-1902 (cloth)...

Tariff laws of 1897..Memorial in behalf

of architect of ourFederal Constitu-tion, PelatiahWebster, of Phila-delphia

House of Representa-tives (paper):Protection of migra-tory birds andgame reserves.Public Laws, 1913.

Emplovers' liability

laws.' 59th-lst to62d-2d

Income tax, extractfrom tariff act ofOct. 3, 1913

Act appropriatingreceipts from saleand disposal ofpublic lands in cer-

tain States andTerritories to con-struction of irriga-

tion works for re-

clamation of aridlands, and subse-quent acts pertain-ing thereto

Panama Canal trea-ties and acts ofCongress relatingto Isthmian Canal,1914

Panama Canal tolls.

.

977

!

343I

I

76 i

10

11 i

1I

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$0.15

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Title.


Miscellaneous publica-tions—Continued.

House of Representa-tives (paper)—Contd.

Parcel post, extractfrom" Post Ofliceappropriation law,1913

Hinds' Precedents,vol. 1

Same, vol. 2Trust laws, etc.,

1887-1903Senate (paper):

Catalogue of theUnited States Sen-ate, 1914 (cloth)...

Mississippi and its

44 navigaljle tril>

utariesActs and joint reso- ,

lutions of Congress I

and decisions of I

Supreme Court re-lating to UnionPacific, CentralPacific, and West-ern Pacific Rail-

!

roads. 1897 (.cloth).:

Briefsyuopsisofpen- :

sion laws of foreignnations, 1902

Secrei proceedings i

and debates of con-

!

vention assembled!

at Piiiladelphia,i

1787, for ptu-pose i

of forming Consti- '

tution of Unitedj

States, 1909;

Same (cloth) i

Confidential executive I

documents (paper;:l

Nattiralization con- '<

vention between •

United States and !

Nicaragua, signedj

at Managua. Dec.7, 1908

Extradition treatybetween UnitedStates and FrenchRepublic, signedat Paris, Jan. 6,

1909Arbitration withGreat Britain,message from Pres-ident

Num-ber of I Pricecopies.

Com missions and boards.

Coiurt of Commissionersof Alabama Claims,general publications(paper): Report of Sec-

retary of State withaccompanying papersrelating to Court ofCommissioners of Ala-bama Claims. 1877

Berlin Silver Commis-sion, 1894 (.paper): Re-port of proceedings towhich is appendedproceedings of interna-tional conference. Lon-don, 1894 (1 set). '.

20

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.10

.35

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.05

.05

.90

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Title.

CONGKEss—C ontinued

.

Commissions and boards—Continued.

Chicago Strike Commis-siou (paper): Reportof Chicago Strike Com-mission, June-July,1894

Reprints of reports of

Commission on Econ-omy and Efficiency re-

garding outlines of or-

ganization of Govern-ment, 1912

President's Commissionon Economy and Effi-

ciency:Circulars (paper)—

No.lNo. 4No. 6

No. 13

No. 18No. 20No. 21

No. 23No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 29

No. 30....

No. 31

No. 33No. 34

Fortifications or OtherDefenses Board, sepa-

rates, (paper):Appendix to report

of committee tocollect informationand report uponvarious kinds of

armor, penetrationand effects of shotupon armor andearth, and gunsand their ranges,1885

Appendix to reportof committee toconsider and re-

port upon floating

batteries, 1886,committee No. 5. .

.

Appendix to reportof committee tocollect informationand report upontorpedoes, station-

ary and movable,and torpedo boats,1885

Same, committeeNo. 2

Report of committeeto collect informa-tion and reportupon ships of war,1885, committeeNo. 3

Immigration Commis-sion (paper):

Brief statement of

conclusions andrecommendationsof ImmigrationCommission; withviews of minority.1910

Num-ber ofcopies.

12

Price. Total.

$0. 50

,05

.05

.05

.10

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.10

.30

.10

.05

.15

28 .05

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.60

.60

.451.802.201.101.302.05.60.55.55.65.40.70.70

2. 10.75

.30

,30

Title.

1.40

ConGEESS—Continued.


Immigration Conxmis-sion (paper)—Contd.

Hearing, Jan. 18,

1908, in relation tosection 42 of im-migration act, 1908

Abstract of the re-

port on immi-grants in manu-facturing and m in-

ing

Indian Currency Com-mission: RepOTt of

commission appointedto inquire into Indiancurrency, commonlyknown as Herschellreport on coinage of

silver in India, withaccompanying corre-

spondence and testi-

mony, 1893 (cloth)

Industrial C o mm i s -

sion:Reports (cloth)—

Vol. 1

Vol.2Vol.3Vol. 4Vols. 4 and 5Vol.5Vol.6Vol.7Vol.8Vol.9Vol. 10Vol. 11Vol. 12Vol. 13 (paper) .

.

Vol. 13


Vol. 18Vol. 19

Industrial RelationsCommission: First an-nual report (paper)—

International ExchangeCommission:

Stability of interna-tional exchange,report on intro-duction of gold-exchange stand-ard into China andother silver-usingcoimtries, submit-ted Oct. 1, 1903(cloth)

Gold standard in in-

ternational trade,report on intro-duction of gold-exchange stand-ard into China,the PhiUppineIslands, Panama,and other silver-

using countriesand on stability ofexchange; sub-mitted to Secre-tary of State, Oct.

22, 1904 (cloth) . . .

,

Num-ber of Price,copies.

1 $0. 10

11

57

SUPERIXTEXDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 587

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, i^i.5—Continued.

Title.


Commissions and boards—Continued-

Iron, Steel, and OtherMetals, Board for

Testing:Report of tests ofmetals and othermaterials for in-dustrial purposes,1881, vol. 1 (cloth).

Same, vol. 2 (cloth)..Isthmian Canal Com-

mission. 1899-1902:Report of IsthmianCanal Commis-sion, 1S99-1901,

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total. Title.

text (paper),cloSame (cloth

j

Same, plates (cloth).Merchant Marine Com-mission:Development o f

American mer-chant marine andcommerce, Jan. 4,

1905 (paper)Same, pt. 2 (paper) .

.

Development o f

American mer-chant marine andcommerce (reportfrom commi ssionsubmitted by ilr,

Gallinger i (paper).Report of MerchantMarine Commis-sion (cloth):Vol. 1

Vol.2Vol. .3

Merchant Marine Com-mission, separates: 1

Hearings. Nov. 2-5,j

1904, on H. R..5079, forj

establishment of navalvolunteer force of sea-

j

men and for govern-j

ment of sameMilitary Academy,West

|

Point, Commission toExamine: Report of

commission to ex-amine into organiza-tion, etc., of instruc-tion of MiUtarv Acade-my, West Point, 1881(cloth)

Monetary (or Silver)Commission of UnitedStates, 1876:

Report and accom-p a n y i n g docu-ments of UnitedStates MonetaryCommission. 1S77,

vol. 1, (cloth)

Same, vol. 2 (cloth).

Same, vol.3 (cloth).

Suggested plan for

monetary legisla-

tion, 19li (paper).Same, revised edi-

tion, October, 1911,(paper)

12

$0.751.10

1. 101.308.25

.05

.05

,25

..35

.25

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.05

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1.308.25

.35

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.25

1.20.70.25

.30


Commissions a nd boards-Continued.

Monetary (or Silver)Commission of UnitedStates, 1S76—CoQtd.Suggested plan for

monetary legisla-

tion. Gist Cong.,3d sess., S. Doc,vol. 3 (buckram)..

Reports of NationalMonetary Com-mission. Vols. 1 to

24, inclusive, (5sets)

Nicaragua Canal Com-mission:Report of NicaraguaCanal Commis-sion, 1897-1899,text and tables(cloth)

I

Same, atlas of maps\

and profiles (cloth)

Pacific Railway Com-mission:Testimony taken byUnited States Pa-cific RailwayCommission. 1SS7(cloth;—Vol. 1

Vol. 2 (sheep)...*Vol. 3

Vol. 4

Vol. 5

Vol. 6

Vol. 7

Vol. > (halfleather;

Vol. 9

Patent and Trade-MarkLaws Commission:Report of commission-

j

ers appointed to revise|

the statutes relating to '

patents, trade andother marks, andtrade and commercialnames, under act of i

Congress approved|

.June 4, 1S9S (cloth)

Philippine Commission.1891^1900 (or Schur-

,

man Commission):Annual reports(cloth)— '

Vol. 2

Vol. 3

Vol. 4

Porto Rico Laws Com-mission:Report of the com-mission to reviseand compile thelaws of PortoRico, 1901, vol.

1, pts. 1-3 (Eng-lish and Spanish)(cloth)

Same, vol. 2, pts. 4

and 5,

Num-ber ofcopies.

120

Price. Total.

10.20

'45.00

2.40

L90

.50

.60

.60

.50

.75

1.00.50

.40

.35

.65LOS

.35

.85

1 Per set.



Title.



Postal Commission,1908-1907:Report of PostalCommission a u -

ttiorized by Con-gress to make in-

quiry regardingsecond-class mailmatter, Jan, 28,

1907 (paper)Same, with hearings

Oct. 1-Nov. 28,

1906, and index-di-gest of testimony..

Printing InvestigationCommission:Report of Congres-

sional Printing In-vestigation Com-mission (paper)

—

Vol. 1

Vol. 2Public Land Commis-

sion, 1879-80:Existing land laws

of United Statesof a general andand permanentcharacter, Dec. 1,

1880 (cloth)

Same (sheep)Land laws of United

States of a local ortemporary char-acter, Dec. 1, 1880,

vol. 1 (cloth)

Same, vol. 2, withsupplement(cloth)

Public domain, its

history, with sta-

tistics, 3d edition(cloth)

Public Lands Commis-sion, 1903-1905:Preliminary reportupon condi t i o n

,

operation, and ef-

fect of presentland laws, etc.

(paper)Report of PublicLands Commis-sion, with appen-dix, 1905 (paper)..

Railroad SecuritiesCom-mission: Report of theRailroad SecuritiesCommission to thePresident, November,1911

Santo Domingo Com-mission: Report ofcommission of inquiryto Santo Domingo,with intro d u c t o r ymessage of President,special reports madeto commission, Statepapers furnished byDominican Govern-ment, and statementsof over 70 witnesses,1871

Num-ber ofcopies.

35

Price.

$0. 10

,75

.35

.50

.75

.65

1.60

.05

50

.05

,35

Total.

$0. 30

1.50

.35

.50

1.203.00

4.50

3.90

1,60

.15

2. 50

1.75

Title.



Tariff Commission, 1882:

Report of TariffCommission(cloth)—Vol. 1

Vol. 2Tariff Board:

Wool and manufac-tures of wool, mes-sage of Presidenttransmitting r e -

port of TariffBoard on Sched-ule K of tariff law,1912 (paper)

Tariff Board and its

work—speech de-livered by HenryC. Emery, 1910....

Tariff Board, separates;Wool and manufac-

tm-es of wool. vols.1 and 2 (5 sets)

(paper)Same (1 set) (buck-ram)

Tuberculosis Committee:Prevention of tubercu-losis among Govern-ment employees; pre-pared in. accordancewith Executive orderof Dec. 7, 1905

Yorktown Monument orCentennial Commis-sion: Report of com-mission created in ac-

cordance with joint

resolution of Congress,approved Mar. 3, 1881,

providing for erectionof monument at York-town, Va., commem-orative of Lord Corn-wallis, 1883

70

' Per set.

Committees.

Agriculture (House):Hearings beforeCommittee on Ag-riculture on esti-

mate of appro-priations, June 30,

1909 (paper)Cotton and grain

antioption bills(paper)

Fictitious dealing inagricultural prod-ucts (paper)

Compensation foruse of highways(paper) . . .

.

Agriculture and For-estry (Senate):Agricultural depres-

sion, causes andremedies, Feb. 15,

1894 (paper)Expenditures o f

United StatesGovernment,1791-1907

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0. 901.00

1.30

,05

1 1.30

1 1.60

,05

.60

.25

.20

.05

.10

.05

Total.

$0. 901.00

2.60

.05

6.50

1.60

,20


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June SO, J&iJ—Continued.

Title.

CoNGEESS—ContiBued

.

Committees— Continued

.

Agriculture and For-estry (Senate)—Con.Hearings concern-ing estimates for

construction ofIsthmian Canalfor fi seal year 1909

„ (paper)Same, 1911 (paper).

.

Same, 1912 (paper) .

.

Banking and Ctirrency(House):Comparative state-

ment of principalfeatures of Walker

,

Fowler, Gage, andMonetary Commis-sion bills for re-

form of currency,by E.J. Hill. 1898(paper)

Hearings (Jan. 22-Feb. 25, 1908, eothCong. , 1st sess.

and arguments be-fore Committee onBanking and Cur-rency of House of

Representativeson proposed cur-rency legislation.1907-8 (paper)

Investigations o f

financial andmonetary condi-tions in the UnitedStates, House reso-

lutions Nos. 429-

504, pt. 2 (paper)..Same, pt. 3 (paper).Same, pt. 4 (paper.Same, pt. 5 (paper).Same, pt. 6 (paper).Hearings and argu-ments (Apr. 20,

1908) on H. R.20835, to amendnational bankinglaws, so-calledVreeland bill, 60thCong, (paper)

Hearings (Jan. 29,

1908) with refer-

ence to currencylegislation, state-

ments of FrankMiller, T. C. Dan-iel, and SamuelGompers (paper)..

Hearings with refer-

ence to currencylegislation, state-ment of J. H. Cow-?erthwait,ofNew'orkCity,Feb.4,

1908 (paper)Hearing with refer-


ment of MoretonFrewen, of BredePlace, Sussex,England, Feb. 12,

1908 (paper)

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Title.


Commi^ecs-Continued.

Banking and Currency(House)—Continued

.

Hearing on Aldrichbill, S. 3023, state-ment of . South-ard Parker, Apr.8, 1908 (paper)

Same, statemeots ofEmory W. Clark,Fraiik D. LaLanne, and VictorMorawetz

,Apr. 10,

1908 (paper)Same, statements ofS.A.Harris, J.N.Jackson, F. B.Wells,D.S,Glover,George C. Powers,and F. M. Prince,Apr. 13, 1908 (pa-per)

Same, statement ofChas. G. Glover,Apr. 13, 1908 (pa-per)

Same, statements ofChas. S. Hamlinand Francis B

.

Sears, Apr. 13,

1908 (paper)Same, statements ofAlexander Gilbert,Joseph Moore, andJohn M. Miller,Apr. 18, 1908 (pa-per)

Same, statements ofChas. G. Dawesand Edmund D.Fisher, Apr. 14,1908 (paper)

Hearing on Aldrichbill, S. 3023, state-ment of Chas. G.Dawes, Apr. 14,

1908 (paper)Same, statement of

James B. Forgan,Apr. 15, 1908 (pa-per)

Same, statement of

A. B. Hepburn,Apr. 15, 1908(paper)

Same, statements ofFinley Acker,Fred W. Upham,and Levy Mayer,Apr. 15, 1908(paper)

- Same, statement of

Finley Acker,Apr. 15, 1908(paper)

Hearing witli refer-


ment of EdwardB. Vreeland, Apr.20, 1908

Banks, National, Failed,Select Committee on:History of guaranty of

bank deposits (paper).

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

22

05

,05

.05

,05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

,05

.05

.05

.05

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1 $0. 70 $0.70

2 . 15 .30

2 .15 .30

1 .05 .05

1 .05 . 05

2 .90 1.80

2 .25 .50

4 .55 2. 204 .40 1.603 .45 1.35

4 .60 2. 403 .65 1.954 .40 1.60

1 .60 .601 .30 .30

1 .75 .75

1 .45 .45

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3 $0.05 0.15

4 .05 .20

1 .05 .05

1 1.25 1.25

1 .65 .65

1 .10 .10

1 .20 .20

3 .45 1.35

2 .35 .702 .50 1.001 .50 .501 .50 .50

2 .10 .201 .25 .25

Title.


ComTO/iices—Continued

.

Census (House): Historyof census, 1900 (cloth).

Coinage, Weights, andMeasures (House):Metric system; hear-ings on House Re-ports No3.93,2054,and 8988 (paper) .

.

The metric system;hearings on HouseReport No. 8988,59th Cong., 1907(paper)

Minutes of confer-encebetween Com-mittee on Coinage,Weights, andMeasures of Houseof Representativesand Secretary ofTreasury and Di-rector of the Mint,1879 (paper)

Commerce (Senate):Revival of Americanshipping, notes of

hearings (Jan. 12,

13, 1899) on S. 5024,to promote com-merce and increaseforeign trade, etc.

(paper)Titanic disaster, Sen-

ate Documents,vol. 28, 62d Cong.,2d sess. (buckram).

Conduct of the War,Joint Committee on:Fort Pillow massa-cre and returnedprisoners (cloth)..

.

Report Ccloth):

Pt. i

Pt. 2Pt. 3

Report, 1865 (dotlij:

Vol.1Vol. 2Vol.3

Supplemental report(cloth):Vol. 1

Vol. 2Contract Labor, Con-

victs, and Paupers,Select Committee onImportation of(House): Report of

select committee of

House of Representa-tives to inquire intoalleged violation of

laws prohibiting im-portation of contractlaborers, paupers, con-victs, and other classes,

together with testi-

mony, documents, andconsular reports, sub-mitted to committee,1889 (cloth)

Credit Mobilier Bribery,Alleged, Select Com-mittee to Investigate(House): Report, Feb.18,1873 (cloth)

Title.


Cowmi^iees—Continued.

District of Columbia(House):Excise liquor law(from District of

Columbia appro-priation law,June30, 1914 (paper) . .

.

Public utilities com-mision (extractirom public law435, 62d-3d) (pa-per)

District of Columbia(Senate):Hearing before Com-mittee on Districtof Columbia,United States Sen-ate, on bill S. 688S,

to incorporateRockefeller Foim-dation. Mar. 11,

1910 (paper)Purification Wash-ington water sup-ply, 1909, 3d edi-tion (cloth)

District ol Columbia,Joint Select Commit-tee to InvestigateCharities and Reform-atory Institutions in(cloth)

Federal Aid in Con-struction of PostRoads, Joint Commit-tee on: Good roads pre-liminary report sub-mitted to Joint Com-mittee of Federal Aidin the Construction ofPost Roads (paper)

Finance (Senate):Sale of bonds, inves-tigation oi sale of

bonds during years1894, 1895, and1896 under resolu-tion of Senate of

May 7, 1896 (pa-per)

Coinage laws of theUnited States,1792-1894, with ap-pendix of statis-

tics relating tocoins and cur-rency, 4th ed. re-

vised and cor-

rected to Aug. 1,

1894 (paper)

Wholesale prices,wages, and trans-portation, rei)ort

by Mr. Aldricb,1893, pt. 1 (paper)

.

Same, pt. 2 (cloth). .

.

Same, pt. 3 (cloth). .

.

Same, pt. 4 (cloth) .

.

Future of silver, byEdward Suess,translated by Rob-ert Stein, 1893 (pa-per)

Same (clotn)


Itemized Statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June fiO, 1915—Continuod.

Title.


Committees—Continued.

Finance (Senate)—Con.Hearings on tariff,

June 29, 1911 (pa-per)

Free tobacco bill,

hearings (May 19,

1908) on H. R.17520, for reliet ol

tobacco growers(paper)...

War-revenue law ol

1898 with index(paper)

Foreign Affairs (House):Chinese court bill;

hearings beforeCommittee on For-eign Relations,1908 (paper)

Chinese indemnityhearings, Feb. 4,

1908 (paper)Termination of

treaty betweenUnited States andRussia; hearingsFeb. 16, 22, 1911

(paper)Hawaiian Islands,report of Commit-tee on Foreign Re-lations, with ac-

companying testi-

mony and execu-tive documentstransmit ted toCongress Jan. 1

,

1893-Mar. 10, 1894,

vol. 1 ((cloth)


Compilation of trea-

ties in force, pre-pared under reso-

lution of Senate of

Feb. 11, 1904 (pa-per) -

Treaties and con-ventions (cloth)—Vol.3Vols. 1-3 (81 sets)

House Room Distribu-tion,SelectCommittee(House): i'esrings in

re International Con-gress on Tuberculosis,May 13, 1908 (paper)..

Immigration and Natu-ralization (House):

T"^earings, Feb. 18-

Mar. 24, 1908, toregulate immigra-tion of aliens intothe United States(papfr)..

Exclusion of Chineselaborers, Jan. 23,

1902 (paper)Immigration report

of Committee onImmigration of

Senate, Feb. 22,

1893, with historyof immigration in-

vestigation andlegislation, 18 9 3(paper)

Num-ber of

copies.

25243

Price.

).15

.701.00

,50

.503.00

,05

.05

.05

,15

Total.

$0. 15

.10

.20

,05

.701.00

50

12. 50243. 00

.45

Title.



Indian Affairs (Senate):Five CivilizodTribcs

in OAlalioiria (pa-per)

Indian Alfaiis, lawslaws treaties(sheep)

—

Vol. 1, 2d edVol. 3 (paper).-.Vol. 3 (buck-ram)

Vols. 1 and 2, 2ded. (30 sets). .

.

Indian Tribes, JointSpecial Committee onCondition of: Report,1865 (cloth)

Insular Affairs (House):Committee reports,hearings, and actsof Congress cor-responding f to sale

of public lands inPhilippines) 59thCongress, 1905-1907 (paper)

Philippines; hear-ings before Com-mittee on InsularAffairs, Feb. 10,

1904 (paper)

Insular Affairs (T^'ouse)

separates: CatholicChurch claims in Phil-ippine Islands; hear-ings, Jan. 20, 1908 (pa-per)

Insurrectionary States:

Ku-Klux conspir-acy, report of joint

committe e,

1872—Vol.1 (cloth)...

Vol. 2, testimo-ny (cloth)

Vol.3 (cloth)..

-

Vol. 4 (cloth)...Vol.5 (cloth)...

Interoceanic Canals(Senate):Panama Canal; in-

vestigation of Pan-ama Canal mat-ters, hearings, vol.

1 (paper) -

Same, vol. 2 (paper)Same, vol. 3 (paper)Same, vol. 4

Same, hearings Jan.16-23, 1908 (pa-per)

Panama Canal hear-ings before Com-mittee on Inter-

oceanic Canals,United States Sen-ate, 62d-2d onHouse Report21969 (paper)

Interstate Commerce(Senate)

:

Bill of lading, S.

Doc.650,62dCong.,2d sess. (paper) .

.

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0.45

1 Per set.



Title.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.


CoTnmittccs—Continued-

Interstate Commerce(Senate)—Continued.Report of the Senate

Select Committeeon Interstate Com-merce; report,with appendix,submitted to Sen-ate Jan. 18, 1886(cloth) 2 $0. 35 $0.70

Same, testimony(cloth) .

.

2 1.00 2. 00Powers of Congressover InterstateCommerce (paper) 4 .20 .80

Regulations of rail-

way rates, hear-ings

—

Vol. 1 (paper)... 4 .40 1.60Vol. 2 (paper) 3 .45 1. 35Vol. 3 (paper) 3 .40 1.20Vol. 4 (paper) 3 .65 1. 95Vol. 5 (paper) 8 .70 5. 60Vol. 5, appen-

dices (paper) .

.

1 .70 .70Digest, appen-

dices 1-8 (pa-per). 6 .40 2.40

Digest, appen-dix 9 (paper).

.

6 .15 .90Railway freightrates and pooling,hearings beforecommittee on In-terstate Com-merce Senate onS. 3521 and S. 3575,1902, vol. 1 (pa-per) 3 .15 .45

Regulation of rail-

way rates, hear-ings before com-mittee on Inter-state Commerce,statement ofWalker D. ilines.1905 (paper) 3 . 15 .45

Regulations on in-

terstate commercehistory of bills andresolutions, 1912(paper) 1 .10 .10

Resolutions intro-duced in Congressrespecting Federalregulation of in-terstate commerceby railways, 1913(paper) 9 .15 1.35

Prompt fxirnishingof transportationfacilities, etc., S.

Doc. 311, 60thCong,, 1st sess.

(paper) 5 .20 1.00

United Fruit Com-pany,hearingApr.22, 1900, on S. 139,series 8 (paper) 3 .05 .15

Title.


Committees—Continued

.

Interstate Commerce(Senate)—Continued.Water brakes, hear-ings Mar. 18, 1904-Jan. 13, 1905, on S.

4403, to amend actto promote safetyof employees andtravelers uponrailroads by com-pelling commoncarriers to equiptheir cars with au-tomatic couplersand continuousbrakes; approvedMar. 2, 1893, etc.

(paper)Interstate C o mm e r ce

(Senate) separates:Interstate telegraphand telejjhone busi-ness, heariug Feb. 28,

1908, on S. 4395, 1908(paper)

Interstate and ForeignCommcice (House):Automatic couplersand power brakes,hearing Feb. 18-

Mar. 4, 1892 (pa-per)

Hearings, Mar. 20-25,

1908, on H. R.14934, providingfor uniform bills oflading, 1908(paper)

Chicago River tun-nels, hearings be-fore Committee onInterstate andForeign CommerceonH.R. 4483, 1904(paper)

Hearings before Com-mittee on Inter-state and ForeignCommerce on H.R22476, to amendacts to regulatecommerce so as to

provide that pub-lishers of news-papers and period-icals may enter ad-vertising contractswith common car-riers and receivepayment for suchadvertisements intransport a t i o n

,

1906 (paper)Eight-hour laws(paper)

Hearings, Feb. 7, 8,

1908, on H. R.7557, to promotesafe transporta-tion of explosives,1908 (paper)

Num-ber of

copies.Price

$0. 10

,05

,05

.05

,05

Total.

10. 30

.10

10

,25

20

,05


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June .iO, 191& -Continued.

Title.


Committees—Continned.

Interstate and ForeignCommerce (House)—Continued.Hearings, Jan. 24,

1908, on H. R.12675, 13460, sup-plementaJ to foodand drugs act of1906 (paper)

Hearings on Housebills providing for

Inspection andgrading of grain,1908 (paper)

Hearings, Mar. 3

,

1908,providing for

inspection of grad-ing of grain, 1908(paper)

Same, Apr. 6, 190S(paper)

Hearings, Feb. 5,

1908, on proposi-tion to amend actlimiting hours ofservice of railwayemployees, 19 08(paper)

Hearings, Jan. 26,

1910, on bills affect-

ing interstate com-merce, 1910, pt. 2(paper)

Same, pt. 3 (paper) .


.


.


.

Same,pt. 7 (paper).

.


.


.

Same, pt. 10 (paper)

.


.


.


.


.

Hearings, Apr. 7,

1908, on H. R.17824, 19956, relat-

ing to adulteratedpaint, turpentine,and linseed oil,

1908 (paper)Report of subcom-mittee of Commit-tee on Interstateand Foreign Com-merce on investi-gation of affairs ofPanama RailwayCo., 1905 (paper).

.

Hearings, Jan. 17,

1908, onH.R.6089on amendment topure food anddrugs act, 1908(paper)

Hearings beforeCommittee on In-terstate and For-eign Commerceon safety appli-ances, Feb. 5-6,

and 13,1909(paper)

6495—15 3

Num-ber of

copies.Price

$0.05

.05

05

20

.05

.05

Total.

$0. 05

.10

.05

.05

,05

.05

,60

,05

.10

Title.


Committees—Conlinned.

Interstate and I'oreignCommerce, separates(House):Hearings on the bills

House Rep oris29866 and 27275;net weights andcontents of pack-ages, 1911, pt. 1

(paper)Same, pt. 2 (pa-per)

Private car lines,

hearings beforeCommittee on In-terstate and For-eign Comhaerce onHouse Reports12769 and 16977,Feb. 8, 1905 (pa-per)

InteriorDepartment andForestry Service, JointCommittee to Investi-gate:Investigation of De-partment of Inte-rior and Bm-eau of

of Forestry (pa-per)—

Vol. 10

Vol. 11

Vol. 12

Hearings beforecommittee on in-

vestigation of De-partment of Inte-rior and Bureau of

Forestry, 1911—Vol. 1 (paper)...Vol. 3 (buckram)V"l. 5 (buckram)Vols. 7 ard 8,

index (paper)..Vol. 9, appendix

(paper)Vol. 9, appendix(buckram)

Report under H. J.

Res. 103, authoriz-ing investigationof Department of

j

Interior and Bu-1

reau of Forestry in

th,> Department of

Agriculture (mi-nority report(paper)

Irrigation and Reclama-tion of Arid Lands(Senate): Report ofspecial committee, Sen-ate, on irrigation andreclamation of aridlands and report of

committee and viewsof minoritv, 1S90, vols.

1 and 2 (cioth)

Irrigation of arid lands(House): Taws relat-

ing to reclamation ofarid lands by UnitedStates, 1911 (paper). .

.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price

$0. 05

.05

.40

.15

.30

.10

1.00

,06

Total.

SO. 25

.25

.10

1.00

,45

594 EEPORT OF THE


PUBLIC PEINTEE.

year ended June 30, 1915—Contmued.

Title.


Comwiftecs—Continued.

Judiciary (House):Hearings, Feb. 19-28,

1908, on H. R.17036, relating to

Jlability of com-mon carriers to

employees, 1908(paper)

Hearmg on H. R.14798, to establishlaboratory for

study of criminal,pauper, and de-fective classes

,

witb bibliogra-phy, 1902 (pa-per)

Hearings, statementof physical relationbetween forests

and stream flowin Appalachianregion (paper)

Injunction data filed

by Samuel Gom-pers, 1908 (pa-per).....

Hearing to regulatejudicial procedure,etc., as to writs of

error and appeals,1910 (paper)

Laws on trusts andmonopolies,domes-tic and foreign, re-

vised edition, Jan.10, 1914 (paper)-...

Woman suffragehearing, Apr. 19,

1910 (paper)Same, Mar. 13, 1912

(paper)Workmen's compen-sation hearings,Feb. 17 and Mar.15, 1910 (paper)....

Judiciary (Senate):Liability of common

carriers to employ-ees, hearings Feb.20, 1908 (paper)....

The Judicial C ode of

the United States,Jan. 1, 1912 (pa-

^ per)Interstate commerce

in convict - madegoods (paper)

To regulate inter-

state commerce inintoxicating liq-

uors, etc. (pa-per)

Interstate shipmentsof intoxicatingliquors into dryterritory (paper) .

.

Labor (House):Hearings before sub-committee of Com-mittee on Labor,Mar. 16, 30, Apr. 6,

13, 1904, nationalarbitration bill,

1904 (paper)

Num-ber of

copies.

247

1

Price.

$0 15

10

Total.

$0. 15

.60

.05

.20

.05

36. 80

.05

.10

.30

.10

86. 45

.05

.30

.60

.50

Title.


ComTTii^ees—Continued,

Labor (House)—Contd.Eight hours for la-

borers on G ovem-ment work, Apr.13, 1904 (paper)....

Library, Joint Commit-tee:

Rochambeau, com-memoration byCongress of serv-ices of French aux-iliary forces in Warof Independence,with list of worksrelating to Frenchalliance in Ameri-can Revolution,1907 (cloth)

Washington^ pro-ceedings m con-nection withformal presenta-tion of reproduc-tion of bust of

Washington bycertain citizens of

Republic ofFrance, 1905 (pa-per)

Manufactures (House):Report in relation tothe Sugar Trust andStandard Oil Trust,50th Cong., 1st sess.

(cloth)Merchant Marine and

Fisheries (House):Dis criminationagainst Americansailing vessels incoastwise trade;hearings. Mar. 2-9,

1908 (paper)Hearings, letters, pe-

titions, and pro-tests. Mar. 8, 1904,

on House Report7033, req uiringboats operated bygasoline, naphtha,or electricity shall

have licensed en-gineers in charge,1904 (paper)

American shippingengaged in foreigntrade, hearing (pa-per)

Registers to foreign-

built ships, hear-ings providing for

American registers

for steamers Beau-mont, Pyrenees,Brooklyn, Home-ward Bound, Suc-cess, and Marie,1904 (paper)

Hearing on differentbills in regard toappointment of

commission to in-

vestigate and re-

port on subject of

ship subsidy, Jan.14, 1904 (paper)....

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

$0.10 $0. 10

L 50 6. 00

,25

,65

15

.25

1.30

15

,05

,05

.05

10

.05

,20

.20


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June SO, 191.5—Continued.

Title.


Committees—Contianed.

Merchant Marine andFisheries (House)—Continued.Investigation of

shipping combina-tions—

Vols. 1-4 (2 sets)

Vols. 1-4 (2 sets)

(buckram)Vol. 1 (paper)...Vol. 1 (buckram)Vol. 2 (paper)...Vol. 2 (buckram)Vol. 3 (paper)...Vol. 3 (cloth)....

Vol. 4 (paper)...Military Affairs (House):

Contract for Army-shoes, hearings,Mav 16, 1911 (pa-per)

Letter of Secretaryof War, Jan. 22,

1908, returning toCommittee on Mil-itary Affairs H. R.12890, to increaseefl&ciency of SignalCorps, Army, 1908(paper)

Hearings to consoli-

date certainbranches of WarDepartment andArmyanddecreaseexpenses thereof,

May 22, 1911 (pa-per)

Military A ffairs (Senate):Compilation of nar-ratives of explora-tions in Alaska,

1900 (cloth)

Hearing to preventdesecration of

Americanflag,Apr.27, 1908 (paper)....

Militia (House): Hear-ings to promote efiB-

ciency of militia, andfor other purposes, 1908,(paper)

Mines and Mining(House):Hearings on prop-

osition to applyportion ofproceedsof sales of publiclands to endow-ment of schools orof departments ofmines and miningin several Statesand Territories,

1904 (paper)Hearings to considerquestion of estab-lishment of Bu-reau of Mines, Mar.9. 12, 23, and 30,

1908 (paper)

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

8 1S1.55 $3. 10

8 12. 15 4.305 .50 2. 502 .65 1.30

5 .50 2. 505 .65 3. 25

5 .25 1.25

1 .40 .4019 .30 5. 70

2 .05 .10

1 .05 .05

2 .05 .10

3 2.10 6. 30

6 .05 .30

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

1 .20 .20!

Title.



Naval Affairs (Senate):Transportation of coal,hearings, .Tuly 20, 1914(paper)

,

Newburgh, N. Y., Mon-ument and CentennialCelebration of 1883,Joint Select Commit-tee on: Centennial cel-

ebration and Wash-ington Monument atNewburgh, N. Y.,1889 (cloth)

,

Ordnance and WarshipsSelect Committee(Senate): Report ofsubcommittee respect-ing leading dockyardsand private ship-building and ord-nance establishmentsin England, August,1885 (paper)

Porto Rico (Senate):Hawaiian investiga-tion, pt. 3, exhibits,memorials, petitions,and letters, etc., 1903(paper).

Philippines (Senate):Hearings on affairs

in PhilippineIslands, pt. 1

(cloth) ,

Shipping betweenports of UnitedStates and ports of

Philippine Is-

lands, hearing toregulate shippingin trade betweenports of LinitedStates and portsin PhilippineArchipelago, andbetween ports inPhilippine Archi-pelago, Jan. 21,190-1 (paper)

Post Office and PostRoads (House): Hear-ings before Committeeon Post Offices andPost Roads, second-class mail, 1910(paper)

Post Offices and PostRoads (Senate):

Parcel-post data con-cerning the parcel-post svstems of

the world. 1912

(paper)Parcel post in for-

eign coimtries, 1912(paper).,rcel-iParcel-post hearings(paper)—Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol. 3

Vol. 4

Num-ber ofcopies.

14

Price. Total.

$0.25

.25

$3.50

,50

.10

.90

.55

,10

.90

.55

7!

i

14i

I

.35

.20

.70

9i

.208 I

.208 .207 ; .20

3.50

l.SO1.601.601.40

Per set.



Title.



.

Report submitted to

subcommittee on par-

cel post of the SenateCommittee on PostOffices and PostRoads (paper)

Parcel-post law (pa-

per)Postage on Second Class

Mail Matter and Com-pensation for Trans-portation of Mail, JointCommittee on

:

Railway mail pay,hearings, Feb. 7,

8, 1911 (paper)Railway mail pay,H. Doc. 1155, 63dCong., 2d sess (pa-

per)

Printing, Joint Commit-tee:Congressional Direc-

tory (cloth)—38th Cong., 1st

sess., first edi-

tion (paper)...51st Cong., 1st

sess., secondedition (paper)

61st Cong., 2dsess., first edi-

tion62d Cong., 3d

sess., secondedition

63d Cong., 1st

sess., first edi-

tion63d Cong., 2d

sess., first edi-

tion63d Cong., 2d


63d Cong.. 2dsess., thirdedition

63d Cong., 3dsess., first edi-

tion63d Cong., 3d


Printing, Joint Commit-tee, Abridgement of

Messages and Docu-ments (cloth):

185818591898, vol. 1

1898, vol. 2

1898, vol. 3

1898, vol. 4

1913, vol. 2

1914, vol. 1

1914, vol. 2

Printing, Joint Commit-tee, Compilation of

Messages and Papersof Presidents, 1789-

1897 (cloth):

Vols. 1-10 (8 sets) . .

.

Vol. 1

Vol.6

Num-ber of

copies.

1

1

1

1

3

1

3

80

106

Price.

$0.05

.05

Total.

$0.40

.15

.10 .20

.10 .80

.20 .20

.20 .20

.60 .60

.60 .60

.60 1.80

. 60 . 60

.60 1.80

.60 48.00

.60 63.60

.60 39. 60

.50 .50

.50 .50

.60 .60

.70 .701. 30 1.301.40 1.40.55 .55.65 .65.60 .60

9.00 72.00.90 .90

.90 .90

Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price.

CoNGEESs—Continued.

CoTOTOi«ces—Continued.

Printing, Joint Commit-tee, miscellaneous:Corporat i o n s - 1 axlaw, 1909 (paper) .

.

Criminal code of theUnited States,

with appendix(paper)

Descriptive cata-

logue of Govern-ment publicationsof United States,

Sept. 5, 1774-Mar.

4, 1881, compiledby Ben: PerleyPoore, 1885 (cloth).

Same (half leather) .

.

Celebration of onehundredth armi-versary of estab-

lishment of seat of

Government inDistrict of Colum-bia (cloth)

John Paul Jonescommemorationat Annapolis, Apr.24, 1906 (cloth)

Report on nationalvitality. Bulletin

I

No. 30 (paper) '

Proceedings upon!

the luiveiling ofj

the Statue of|

Baron vonlSteuben, Dee. 7, !

1910 (cloth).i

Printing (Senate):!

Federal and State{

cons t i t u t i 0 n s,|

colonial charters, t

and other organic|

laws, pt. 1 (sheep) .

'

Same, pt. 2 (sheep)..Public Lands (House):Hearings before Com- '

mittee on Publici

Lands, Jan. 11, 1905, 1

for preservation of pre-|

historic ruins on pub-lic lands, 1905 (paper)..

Pulp and Paper investi-

gation, Select Com-mittee (House):Pulp and paper in-

vestigation, hear-ings, 1909, vol. 1

(cloth)


.


.


.


.


.

Reconstruction, JointCommittee: Report at

1st sess. 39th Cong.,

1866, vol. 1 (cloth)

Rules (House):Manual of the House

of Representa-tives, 1914 (paper)

.

Rules of the Houseof Representa-tives, 62d Cong.,1st sess. (paper). .

.

230

$0. 05

.20

1.751.90

1.35

1.25

.10

2. 452. 50

.05

,75

,85

40

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 19lo—Continued.

Title.



Rules (House) miscel-laneous: Strike atLawrence, Mass., hear-ings, Apr. 4, 1912 (pa-per)

Rules (Senate):Senate manual con-taining the stand-ing rules and orderof the UnitedStates Senate (pa-per) 1913

Same (buckram)Ship Subsidy Lobby,Alleged, Select Com-mittee to Investigate(House):Report and hear-ings, 1911—

Vol. 1 (paper). .

.

Vol. 2 (paper). .

.

The Taylor and othersysterds of shop man-agement; hearings, H.Res. 90 (paper)

Territories (House):Hearings on condi-

tions in Alaska,statement of PeterT. Rowe. Jan. 16.

1912 ;

.

Hearings to aid andconstruct railroadand telegraph andtelephone line inAlaska, 1905 (pa-per) .

.

Alaska, ]hearing Feb.6, 1906, on bill ask-ing for Govern-ment aid for

Alaska (paper)Territories (Senate):Hearing, 62d Cong.,on general conditionsin Alaska, Jan. 17,

1912 (paper) '..

Transportation Routesto Seaboard Commit-tee (Senate): Report of

Select Committee onTransport tion Routesto Seaboard, with ap-pendix, 1881 (cloth) . .

.

United States Steel Cor-poration investigation(House):United States SteelCorporation In-vestigation, hear-ings (paper)—Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol. 3

Vol 4

Vol.5Vol. 6

Vol. 7 (cloth). .,

Vol. 8

War Claims (House):War claims, lawsand decisions,1908 (doth)

Num-ber of


3 SO. 35 $1.05

9 .35 3. 155 .50 2.50

2 .60 1.201 .60 .60

1 . 55 . 55

6 .05 ..30

3 .05 .15

2 .05 .10

5 .05 .25

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1 . 55 .55

. 55 . 55

. 55 . 55

.55 1 . 55

.351

.35

.65 ! .65

.65 1 .65

.65 : .65

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! .40

Title

CoNGEEsa—Continued.


.

War Claims (House)—Continued.Compilation of lawsand decisions of

the courts relat-

ing to war claims(cloth)

Ways and Means(House):Free alcohol hear-

ings, February-March, 1906, 2dedition (paper)

Reciprocity withCanada, hearings,Feb. 2-9, 1911 (pa-

per)Reciprocity withCuDa, hearings,

Jan. 15-29, 1902

(paper).Same (cloth)

White phosphorousmatches ,

hearings

,

Dec. 16, 1910, andJan. 20, 1911 (pa-

per)Revision of tariff,

hearings, 1890

(cloth)Tariff hearings(Wil-son-Gorman) 1893

(cloth)Tariff act, as passedby two Houses of

Congress, to re-

duce taxation, to

provide revenuefor Government,and for other pur-poses, 1894 (paper).

Tariff hearings 54thCong.. 2d sess..

1896-97, vol. 1,

(cloth)

Same, vol. 2 (cloth)..

Comparison of pro-

posed tariff bill,

H. R. 1438. withpresent tariff law,

1909 (paper)Tariff hearings, 1909-

Vol. 1 (cloth)....

Vol. 2 (buckram)Vol.3 (paper). .

,

Vol. 7 (cloth)....

No. 7, Nov. 18,

190S (paper)...

No. 40, Dec. 21,

1908 (paper)...Comparison of

tariffs of 1S97

and 1909 in

parallel col-

umns, etc. (pa-

per)Hearing before the

before the Com-mittee on Waysand Means, Jan.

2-1, 1905, duties onPhilippine prod-ucts-sugar (pa-

per)

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.

$0. 40

.30

15,

.20

20

.10

.75

.90

,05

.80

.75

2 .20 .40

1.15 1.15

1 1.15 1. 15

1 LOO 1.00

LIOj

1.10

.15 .15

2 .15 !

1

.30

20

,05



Title.


Committees—Conthmed.

Ways and Means(House)—Continued.Duties on Philip-pine products, to-

bacco and cigars,

hearings, Jan. 25,

1905 (paper)Woman Suffrage. SelectCommittee (Senate):Woman s u ff r a g e

hearings, Mar. 13,

1912 (paper)Woman suffragehearings, 63-1 onS. J. Res. 1 (paper)

Contested elections : Con-tested election case of

Thomas E. Watson v.

J. C. C. Black, 1896(paper)

Impeachments.

Trial of Andrew John-son for high crimesand misdemeanors,vol. 1,1868 (cloth)

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Memorial addresses andaddresses on acceptanceof statues, etc.

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and character (cloth):William Boyd Alli-son

James N. BurnesMatthew H. Carpen-

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Zachariah ChandlerHenry ClayJonathan P. DolliverJoseph H. EarleWilham P. Frye...James A. Garn"eld..Alfred C. Harmer. .

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Wilham McKinley

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Charles SumnerDaniel Webster

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John C. CalhounCharles Carroll andJohn Hanson

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John James Ingalls..John MarshallOhver P. MortonSherman memorial

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John StarkLew WallaceDaniel WebsterFrances E. Willard..

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Speeches.

Farewell speech of JamesGordon, of Mississippi,Feb. 24, 1910 (paper)...

Papers of RevolutionaryPeriod.

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Vol.5American Archives,

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Miscellaneous documents.

14th Cong., 2d sess..

House Journal (sheep).

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36th Cong., 2d sess., H.Rept. No. 78 (cloth)...

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45th Cong., 2d sess., S.

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46th Cong., 1st sess.:

S. Ex. Doc. No. 24(paper)

H. Rept. No. 14(cloth)

47th Cong., 1st sess., S.

Ex. Doc. No. 178

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48th Cong., 1st sess., H.Ex. Doc. No. 172 (pa-per)

48th Cong., 2d sess., S.

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per)52d Cong., 1st sess.:

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(paper)S. Ex. Doc. No. 31

(cloth)

S. Rept. No. 986,

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S. Rept. No. 986,pt. 2 (cloth)

S. Rept. No. 986,pt. 3 (cloth)

H. Ex. Doc. No. 15(paper)

52d Cong. , 2d sess.

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S. Ex. Doc. No. 38,

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S. Misc. Doc. No. 278.

S. Rept. No. 455

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per):S. Ex. Doc. No. 97..S. Rept. No. 760,

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S. Rept. No. 986,

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S. Rept. No. 986,

pt. 2 (cloth)

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S. Doc. No. 115

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per):

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S. Rept. No. 1592....

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H. Doc. No. 181

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56th Cong., 1st sess. (pa-

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S. Doc. No. 30

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S. Doc. No. 153

S. Doc. No. 171

S. Doc. No. 208

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(cloth) 1 .65 .65 per):

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(cloth) 1 2. 50 2. 50 58th Cong., 2d sess. (pa-H. Doc. No. 96 1 .05 .05 per):

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H. Doc. No. 566 S. Doc. No. 162,(cloth) 1 .25 .25 pt. 2 .30 .30

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56th Cong., 2d sess. (pa- S. Doc. No. 162, pt.per): 3 (cloth) 1 .40 .40

S. Doc. No. 39 2 .40 .80 S. Doc. No. 162,S. Doc. No. 70 1 .05 .05 pt. 4 1 .30 .30S. Doc. No. 71 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 162,S. Doc. No. 108 1 .05 .05 pt. 5 1 .25 .25S. Doc. No. 115 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 162, pt.S. Doc. No. 122 1 .05 .05 5 (cloth) 1 .35 .35S. Doc. No. 171 4 .10 .40 S. Doc. No. 162,S. Doc. No. 231, pt. pt. 6 1 .25 .25

1 (cloth) 1 .50 .50 S. Doc. No. 162, pt.S. Doc. No. 231, pt. 6 (cloth) 1 .35 .352 (cloth) 1 .70 .70 S. Doc. No. 162,

S. Doc. No. 231, pt. pt. 7 1 .35 .353 (cloth) 1 .70 .70 S. Doc. Nos. 86 and

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4 (cloth) 1 .70 .70 S. Doc. No. 175 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 231, pt. S. Doc. No. 182 1 .05 .05

5 (cloth) 2 .70 1.40 S. Doc. No. 191 4 .05 .20S. Doc. No. 231, pt. S. Doc. No. 204 1 .10 .10

6 (cloth) 1 .70 .70 S. Doc. No. 208 4 .05 .20S. Doc. No. 231, pt. S. Doc. No. 232 5 .05 .25

7 (cloth) 1 .70 .70 S. Doc. No. 234, vol.S. Doc. No. 231, pt. 1 (cloth) 3 .75 2.25

8 (cloth) 2 .70 1. 40 S. Doc. No. 234, vol.H. Doc. No. 25 2 .05 .10 2 (cloth) 4 .50 2.00H. Doc. No. 135 1 .10 .10 S. Doc. No. 234, vol.H. Doc. No. 149 (6 3 (cloth) 3 .75 2. 25

sets) (cloth) 18 15. 75 34. 50 S. Doc. No. 234, vol.H. Doc. No. 489 4 (cloth) 3 .75 2. 25

(cloth) 1 .20 .20 S. Doc. No. 234, vol.H. Rept. No. 2272... 2 .05 .10 5 (cloth) 3 .50 1. 50

57th Cong., 1st sess. (pa- S. Doc. No. 234, vol.per): 6 (cloth) 3 .75 2.25

S. Doc. No. 53 1 .35 .35 S. Doc. No. 234, vol.S. Doc. No. 68 2 .20 .40 7 (cloth) 3 .75 2.25S. Doc. No. 68, pt. 2. 3 .10 .30 S. Doc. No. 242 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 182 2 .05 .10 S. Doc. No. 282 1 .10 .10S. Doc. No. 205 3 .05 .15 S. Doc. No. 314 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 205 3 .20 .60 S. Doc. No. 316... 1 .60 .60S. Doc. No. 407 3 .05 .15 S. Rept. No. 1209 1 . 10 . 10S. Doc. No. 412 4 .20 .80 S. Rept. No. 1927.... 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 439 1 .10 .10 H. Doc. No. 701 10 .20 2.00S. Rept. No. 945 2 .10 .20 H. Doc. No. 701S. Rept. No. 1930. . .

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S. Doc. No. 84 2 .20 .40 H. Rept. No. 2230... 2 .05 .10

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.80S. Doc. No. 114 2 .05 .10

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S. Doc. No. 232 1 .05 .05 S. Doe. No. 325S. Doc. No. 242 4 .05 .20 (cloth) 11 1.50 16.50

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S. Doc. No. 261 3 .05 .15 S. Doc. No. 338 2 .50 1.00

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S. Doc. No. 2- '2 .05 .35 S. Doc. No. 366 12 .05 .60

S. Doc. No. 316 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 378 2 .05 .10

S. Doc. No. 477 2 .05 .10 S Doc No. 379 4 .05 .20

S. Doc. No. 510 6 .15 .90i

S. Doc. No. 389 2 .15 .30

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] and 2 '. 4 .15 .60 S. Doe. No. 409 10 .05 .50

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S. Rept. No. 112 1 .05 .05 S. Doe. No. 423 6 .05 .30

S. Rept. No. 436 1 .05 .05 1 S. Doc. No. 426 2 .05 .10

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H. Rept. No. 1613... 2 .05 .10 S. Rept. No. 974 1 ,05 .05

H. Rept. No. 1662... 1 .05 .05 S. Rept. No. 1110.... 2 ,05 .10

H. Rept. No. 1670... 1 .05 .05 S. Rept. No. 1110,

H. Rept. No. 1672... 1 .05 .05 pt. 2 2 ,05 .10

H. Rept. No. 1678... 2 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 1105.-.. 2 ,05 .10

H. Rept. No. 1679... 1 .05 .(5 H. Doc. No. 1120.... 1 ,15 .15

H. Rept. No. 1717... 1 .05 .05 H. Doc. No. 1123.... 1 1, 35 1.35

H. Rept. No. 1728... .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 1154.... 7 .10 ,70

1 Per set.

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Title.


Miscellaneous docu-ments—ConXdi.

60th Cong., 2d sess. (p a-

per)—Coutinued

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H. Doc. No. 1201...H. Doc. No. 1208...

H. Doc. No. 1213...H. Doc. No. 1222...H. Doc. No. 1275...H. Doe. No. 1304. .

.

H. Doc. No. 1314...H. Doc. No. 1336...H. Doc. No. 1337...H. Doc. No. 1350...H. Doc. No. 1364...H. Doc. No. 1431...H. Doc. No. 1455...H. Doc. No. 1456. . .

,

H. Doc. No. 1479...,

H. Doc. No. 1484, pt.. H. Doc. No.1484.pt. 2

- H,Doc.No.l484,pt.3H. Doe.No.l484,pt.4H. Doc. No. 1506....H. Kept. No. 1867...H. Rept. No. 1878. .

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H. Rept. No. 2085. .

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H. Rept. No. 2100. .

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H. Rept. No. 2142. .

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H. Rept. No. 2144...H. Rept. No. 2206. .

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H. Rept. No. 2227. .

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H. Rept. No. 2247...H. Rept. No. 2256. .

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H. Rept. No. 2261. .

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H. Rept. No. 2261,pt.2

j

H. Rept. No. 2270...61st Cong., 1st sess.

(paper):S. Doc. No. 2S. Doc. No. 6

1

S. Doc. No. 6, pt.2..S. Doc. No. 14S. Doc. No. 16, pt. 2

I

S. Doc. No. 16, pt. 4I

S. Doe. No. 17S. Doc. No. 22S. Doe. No. 23S. Doc. No. 24S. Doc. No. 37....S. Doe. No. 39S. Doe. No. 45S. Doc. No. 48S. Doc. No. 50S. Doc. No. 51S. Doc. No. 52S. Doe. No. 53S. Doc. No. 54S. Doc. No. 60S. Doc. No. 68, pt.S. Doc. No. 70S. Doc. No. 72S. Doe. No. 79

, S. Doc. No. 80S. Doc. No. 81S. Doc. No. 83S. Doc. No. 88S. Doc. No. 88, pt.S. Doc. No. 99S. Doe. No. 111....

S. Doc. No. 112....

S. Doc. No. 116....

S. Doc. No. 121....

S. Doc. No. 122....

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Price.

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.05

.05

.10

.10

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.50

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.65

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61st Cong., 1st sess. (pa-per)—Continued

S. Doe. No. 126S. Doc. No. 147S. Doc. No. 151S. Doc. No. 152S. Doc. No. 155H. Doe. No. 10H. Doc. No. 10, pt. 2..H. Doe. No. 10, pt. 3..H. Doc. No. 27....H. Doc. No. 71

61st Cong., 2d sess.(paper):

S. Doe. No. 162, vol.7 (cloth)

S. Doc. No. 163....S. Doc. No. 196S. Doc. No. 197S. Doc. No. 20JS. Doc. No. 20(j ...S. Doe. No. 208. .

S. Doc. No. 208S. Doc. No. 208(buckram)

S. Doc. No. 210...S. Doc. No. 214, pt.2S. Doc. No.225,pt. 1.

S. Doc. No. 225, pts.1 and 2 (7 sets)...

S. Doc. No. 226S. Doc. No. 280S. Doc. No. 282S. Doc. No. 282(buckram)

S. Doc. No. 283S. Doe. No. 290S. Doe. No. 294S. Doc. No. 319S. Doe. No. 332S. Doe. No. 333, vol. 1

S.Dqc. No. 338, vol.1(buckram)

S. Doc. No. 338, voi.2S.Doc. No. 338, vol.2(buckram)

S.Doc. No. 349S. Doc. No. 353S. Doc. No. 357, vol. 1

S.Doc. No. 357, vol.1(cloth)

S.Doc. No. 357, vol.

2

S.Doc. No. 357, vol. 2(buckram).

S.Doc. No. 358S. Doe. No. 361S. Doc. No. 369S. Doc. No. 373S.Doc. No. 376S. Doc. No. 377S. Doc. No. 378S.Doc. No. 378, pt.2.S. Doe. No. 380S.Doc. No. 381S. Doc. No. 390S. Doc. No. 390(buckram)

S. Doc. No. 398S. Doc. No. 399S. Doc. No. 100

S. Doc. No. 400(buckram)

S. Doc. No. 401

Jum-er ofpies.

I'rice. Total.

5 SO. 05 $0.2517 . 15 2. 552 .05 .102 .05 .101 .05 .05

6 .10 .609 .05 .45

1 .05 .053 .45 1.35

1 .05 .05

1 .45 .45

1 .05 .05

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12 . 05 . 601 .05 .05

5 .05 .25

4 .10 .40

1 .45 .45

5 .60 3.00

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4 .05 .20

1 .30 .30

14 1.30 2.10

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1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

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2 .55 1.10

1 . 70 70

2 .40 .80

1 .55 .55

4 .05 .20

22 .70 15.40

1 1.00 1.00

13 1.25 16.25

2 1.00 2.00

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2 .70 1.40

1 .85 .85

1 .05 .05

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12 .25 3.00

1 .40 .40

9 .30 2.70

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Title.

Num-ber of

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Price. Total.


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Miscellanesns docu-ments—Contd.

61st Cong., 2d sess. (pa-per)—Continued.

S. Doc. No. 401(buckram) 1 $0. 45 10. 45

S. Doc. No. 402 40 (1) 3. 00S. Doc. No. 402 82 .10 8. 20S. Doc. No. 403 65 .15 9.75S. Doc. No. 404 7 .40 2. 80S. Doc. No. 405 60 .55 33. 00S. Doc. No. 406 16 .10 1.60S.Doc. No. 407, pt. 1- 5 .90 4.50S.Doc.No.407,pt.lbuckram) 1 1.05 1.05

S. Doc. No. 407, pt. 2. 9 .80 7.20S. Doc. No. 408 20 .35 7. 00S. Doc. No. 411 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 420 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 421 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 422 8 .10 .80S. Doc. No. 425 9 .05 .45S. Doc. No. 426 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 428 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 440 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 445.... 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 447 10 .30 3.00S. Doc. No. 448 3 .05 .15S. Doc. No. 453 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 454 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 457.... 4 .05 .20S. Doc. No. 466.... 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 469. . 5 .15 .75S. Doe. No. 477, pt. 3 4 *

. 10 .40S. Doc. No. 477, pt.4 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 482 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 486 34 .05 1.70S. Doc. No. 491 37 . 45 16. 65S. Doc. I'o. 492...'.'" 67 !35 23. 45S. Doc. No. 493 12 !35 4. 20S. Doc. I'o. 494. 37 ! 20 7 40S. Doc. T'o. 497..'. 2 .05 .10 1

S. Doc. ;'o. 498 1 .05 .05S. Doc. :'o. 507 11 !30 3.30S. Doc. Fo. 508 29 .50 14. 50S. Doc. - 'o. 509 1 1.25 1.25S. Doc. :'o. 509(clo'th 5 1.75 8. 75S. Doc. No. 514 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 519! . ! 1 .05 . 05S. Doc. No. 521 3 ! 10 .30S. Doc. No. 522 28 . 25 7. 00S. Doc. No. 524 6 . 05 .30S. Doc. No. 538 51 ..50 25. 50S. Doc. No. 541 4 .05 .20S. Doc. No. 552 1 . 05 .05S. Doc. No, 567 5 .05 .25S. Doc. No. 569 84 .05 4. 20S. Doc No 570 9 . 55 4. 95S. Doc. No. 571 . 41 !30 12. 30S. Doc. No. 572 29 . 05 1. 45S. Doc. No. 573 15 . 30 4. 50S. Doc. No. 574..!... 12 . 35 4. 20S. Doc. No. 574(buck-ram) 1 .50 .50

S. Doc. No. 575 9 .35 3. 15S.Doc. No. 575(buck-

1 .45 .45S. Doc. No. 576 8 .25 2. 00S. Doc. No. 578 9 1.00 9. 00S. Doc. No. 579 78 .30 23. 40S. Doc. No. 580, pts.

1 and 2 18 .70 12. 60S. Doc. No. 581 20 .50 10.00S. Doc. No. 581(buck-ram) 3 .65 1.95

Title.


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61st Cong., 2d sess. (pa-per)—Continued.S.Doc.No.5S2,pt.l..S.Doc. No. 582, pt.l(buckram)

P.Doc.No.5S2,pt.2..S. Doc. No. 582, pt.2(buckram)

S. Doc. No. ,583

S. Doc. No. 584S. Doc. No. 586S. Doc.No.586(buck-ram)

S. Doc. No. 5S7S.Doc. No. 587(buck-ram)

S.Doc.No.587(sheep)S. Doc. No. 588S. Doc. No. 588(buckram)

S. Doc. No. 589

S. Doc. No. 589(buck-ram)

S. Doc. No. 591S. Doc.No.591(buck-ram)

S. Doc. No. 593S. Doc. No. 603S. Doc. No. 606S. Doc. No. 610S. Doc. No. 612S. Doc. No. 612(buck-ram)

S. Doc. No. 620S. Doc. No. 628S. Doc. No. 630S. Doc. No. 633, pt.

1, vol. 1

Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 633, pt.

1, vol. 2


2, vol. 1


2, vol. 2Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 633, pts.

3 and 4Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 633, pts.

5, 6, and 7

Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 633, pts.

8, 9, and 10Same (buckram)S. Doc. T"o. 633.pt. 11

Same (buckram)S. Doc. 1^0. 633, pts.

12 and 13

Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 633, pts.

14, 15, and 16

Same (buckram)S. Do. No. 633, pts.

17-20


21, vol. 1

Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 633, pt.21-22, and vol 2. . .

Num-ber of

copies.

1

13

1

1242423

216

2

1

Price.

$0. 25

.40

.05

.15

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SUPEJUi\TENlJElN"r OK 1K)( "

(' Al i: A 1 s. 605

Itemized statement oj sales for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1916—Continued.

Title.

Congress—Continue d

.


61st Connj., 2d sess. (pa-per)—Continued.Same (buckram)S, Doc. No. 633, pt.

23, vol. 1


23, vol. 2Same (buckram)S. Doc. To. 633, pt.

24, vol. 1


24, vol. 2Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 633, pt.

•25, vol. 1


25, vol. 2Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 633, pt.

25, vol. 3Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 637S. Doc.: To. 645, vol. 1.

Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 2.



Same (buckram)S, Doc. No. 645, vol. 5.

S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 6.

S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 7.

S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 8.

S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 9.

S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 10Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 11

Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 12Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 13

Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 14

S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 15S. Doc. I'o. 645, vol.161Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 17

Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 18S. Doc. No. 645, vol. 19

S. Doc. No. 646S. Doc. : 'o. 654Same (cloth)S. Doc. '0.749, vol. 2.

S. Kept. No. 79S. Eept. No. 106....S. Kept. No. 125S. Kept. No. 187 ....S. Kept. No. 206....S. Rept. : 'o. 256S. Rep. No. 354S. Rep.No.388,pts.land 2 (buckram).

S. Rep. No. 388,pt. 1

S. Rep. No. 388, pt. 2

S. Rep. No. 405S. Rep. No. 414S. Rep. No. 417S. Rep. No. 423

Num-ber of

copies.

Price.

$0. 55

.35

.50

1.101.25

.35

.50

.40

.55

.30

.45

.75

.85

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.65

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61st Con.t,'., 2(1 sess. (pa-per)—Continued.

S. Rep. No. 432S. Rep. No. 489S. Rep. No. 492S. Rep. No. .025

S. Rep. No. 526S. Rep. No. 703S. Rep. No. 731

S. Rep. No. 902S. Rep. No. 912, pi. 1

S. Rep. No. 912, pi. 2

11. Doc. No.. 206H. Doc. No. 304H. Doc. No, 307H. Doc. No. 327H. Doc. No. 431H. Doc. No. 510H. Doc. No. 521(buckram)

H. Doc. No. 529H. Doc. No. 611H. Doc. No. 671(buckram)

H. Doc.No.738,pt.lH. Doc. No. 783, pt. 2!

H. Doc. No. 785 f

H. Doc. No. 848\

H. Doc. No. 850 1

H. Doc. No. 864 :

H. Doc. No. 885H. Doc. No. 887

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H. Doo. No. 890 '

H. Doc. No. 914 '

H. Doe. No. 953 i

H. Rep. No. 47,pt.liH. Rep. No. 47, pt.2|H. Rep. No. 47, pts.

1 and 2 1

H. Rep. No. 48 1

H. Rep.No..502,pt.l'H. Rep. No. 502, pt. 2'

H. Rep. No. 513j

H. Rep. No. 5211

H. Rep. No. 763!

H. Rep. No. 767|

H. Rep. No. 791'

H. Rep. No. 8931

H. Rep. No. 916 i

H. Rep. No. 923 !

H. Rep. No. 988 i

H. Rep. No. 990 ,

H. Rep. No. 1015....!

H. Rep. No. 1042....

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H. Rep. No. 1064....!

H. Rep. No. 1081....

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H. Rep. No. 1091....!

H. Rep. No. 1159....

H. Rep. No. 1272....!

H. Rep. No. 1375....!

H. Rep. No. 1440....

H. Rep. No. 1632....

61st Cong., 3d sess. (pa-!

per):S. Doc. No. 65S 12

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S. Doc. No. 659 i 25

S. Doc. No. 662 93Sarae(clolh)

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S.Do:\ No. lit'.,-), vol.1; 2

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Price. 1 OVdl

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Miscellaneous docu- Miscellaneous docu-

ments—Contd. ments—Contd.

61st Cong., 3d sess. (pa- 61st Cong., 3d sess. (pa-

per)—Continued

.

per)—Continued.S. Doc. No. 666 S.Rept.No.l242,pt.

$0.05 $0.05(buckram) 1 $0.75 $0.75 2 1

S. Doc. No. 683 1 .05 .05 S. Rept. No. 1250.... 2 .05 .10

S. Doc. No. 706 2 .05 .10 S. Rept. No. 1260.... 1 .10 .10

S. Doc. No. 719, vol. 2 2 .55 1.10 S. Rept. No. 1272.... 9 .25 2.25

S. Doc. No. 725, vol.1 3 .55 1.65 H. Doc. No. 1086.... 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 725, vol. 2 3 .55 1.65 H. Doc. No. 1094.... 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 725, vol.3 3 .45 1.35 H. Doc. No. 1223 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 725, vol.4 3 .50 1.50 H. Doc. No. 1262

S. Doc. No. 725, vol. 5 3 .35 1.05 (buckram) 1 .30 .30

S. Doc. No. 725, vol. 6 5 .55 2.75 H. Doc. No. 1278 2 .40 .80

S. Doc. No. 725, vol. 7 4 .20 .80 H. Doc. No. 1287.... 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 725, vol. 8 5 .40 2.00 H. Doc. No. 1288 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 725, vol. 9 3 .20 .60 H. Doc. No. 1369 1 .05 .05

S.Doc.No.725,pt. 10 3 .85 ,2.55 H. Doc. No. 1423.... 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 736 2 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 1445 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 745 1 .20 .20 H. Rept. No. 1942... 2 .05 .10

Same (buckram) 2 .35 .70 H. Rept. No. 1916... 6 .05 .30

S. Doc. No. 747, vol.1 3 .60 1.80 H. Rept. No. 2060... 2 .05 .10

Same (red buckram) 20 1.25 25.00 H. Rept. No. 2189... 2 .05 .10

S. Doc. No. 747, vol. 2 5 .60 3.00 H. Rept. No. 2253... 5 .05 .25

Same (cloth.) 18 1.25 22.50 H. Rept. No. 2267... 1 .10 .10

S. Doc. No. 748 3 .30 .90 H. Rept. No. 2270,

Same (cloth) 124

.45 5.40 pt. 1 2 .05 .10

S. Doc. No. 749, pt. 1 .15 .60 H. Rept. No. 2270

Same (buckram) 1 .25 .25 pt.2 2 .05 .10

S. Doc. No. 749, pt. 2 1 .60 .60 62d Cong. , 1st sess. (paper)

:

Same (buckram) 1 .75 ,75 S. Doc. No. 8 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 749, pt. 3 1 .60 .60 S. Doc. No. 14 2 .05 .10

Same (buckram) 1 .75 .75 S. Doc. No. 15 1 .15 .15

S. Doc. No. 749, pt. 4 1 .60 .60 S. Doc. No. 19 1 .20 .20


S. Doc. No. 749, pt. 5 2 .60 1.20 S. Doc. No. 22 6 .65 3.90Same (buckram) 1 .75 .75 S. Doc. No. 23 4 .05 .20

S. Doc. No. 750 5 .35 1.75 S. Doc. No. 24 1 .05 .05

Same (buckram) 3 .50 1.50 S. Doc. No. 25 2 .05 .10

S. Doc. No. 753 3 .25 .75 S. Doc. No. 27 7 .05 .35


S. Doc. No. 756 5 .40 2.00 S. Doc. No. 33 1 .05 .05



S. Doc. No. 758 3 .65 1.95 S. Doc. No. 40 1 .05 .05

Same (buckram) 3 .80 2.40 S. Doc. No. 44 1 .10 .10S. Doc. No. 761 3 .20 .60 S. Doc. No. 53 1 .05 .05


S. Doc. No. 764 6 .30 1.80 S. Doc. No. 58 1 .15 .15

Same (buckram) 2 .45 .90 S. Doc. No. 62 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 767 2 .05 .10 S. Doc. No. 69 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No.. 768 1 .35 .35 Same (buckram) 1 .45 .45

Same (buckram) 2 .50 1.00 S. Doc. No. 76 4 .05 .20S. Doc. No. 787 1 .10 .10 S. Doc. No. 78 2 .10 .20

S. Doc. No. 813 S. Doc. No. 79 2 .05 .10(buckram) 5 3.25 16.25

.90S. Doc. No. 83 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 822 3 .30 S. Doc. No. 84 5 .05 .25


S. Doc. No. 824 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 89 25 .20 5.00S. Doc. No. 831 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 90S. Doc. No. 834 1 .20 .20 (buckram) 1 .50 .50

S. Doc. No. 835 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 90, vol. 2. 1 .20 .20S. Doc. No. 839 3 .05 .15 S. Doc. No. 98 2 .05 .10

S. Doc. No. 840 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 105 2 .80 1.60

S. Doc. No. 841 1 .05 .05 S.Doc.No.109 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 847,vol.l. 2 .20 .40 S. Doc. No. 110, vol.

S. Doc. No. 847,vol.2. 3 . 65 1. 95 4 . 50S. Doc.No.847,vol.3. 3 .65 1.95 S. Doc. No. 110, vol.

S. Doc. No. 861 5 .05 .25 2 5 .70 3.50S. Doc. No. 862 1 .05 .05 Same (buckram) 1 .85 .85

S. Doc. No. 863 1 .30 .30 S. Doc. No. 110, vol.

S. Doc. No. 864 3 .05 .15 3 4 .45 1.80

S. Rept. No. 932 1 .05 .05 S, Doc. No. 110, vol.

S. Rept. No. 1023.... 1 .05 .05 4 12 .40 4.80

S. Rept. No. 1071.... 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 160 1 .05 .05

S. Rept. No. 1190.... 1 .10 .10 S. Rept. No. 141 4 .05 ,20




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•H. Doc. Nj. 261 2 .05 . 10H. Doc. No. 272 4 .05 .20H. Rept. No. 5,pts.

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• H. Rept. No. 32 3 .05 .15H. Rept. No. 41 3 .05 .15H. Rept. No. 69 1 .15 .15H. Rept. No. 78 3 .05 .15

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Miscellaneous docu-ments—Coutd.

63d Cong., 2d sess.(paper)S. Doc. No. 160...

S. Doe. No. 247Same (cloth)S. Doc. No. 253S. Doc. No. 257...

S. Doc. No. 258...

S. Doc. No. 260...

S.Doc. No. 261, pt.l.Same, pt. 2

S. Doc. No. 262...S. Doc. No. 307...

S. Doc. No. 328S. Doc. No. 332...

S. Doc. No. 334S. Doc. No. 335S.Doc,No.337(buckram)

S. Doc. No. 358S. Doc. No. 359S. Doc. No. 360S. Doc. No. 362S. Doc. No. 372S. Doc. No. 379S. Doc. No. 380, pts.

1, 2, and 3

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1 and 2S. Doc. No. 380, pt.3.S. Doc. No. 399S. Doc. No. 402S. Doc. No. 417S. Doc. No. 419Same (buckram)S. Doc. No. 421S. Doc. No. 423S. Doc. No. 435S. Doc. No. 438S. Doc. No. 440S. Doc. No. 44^9

S. Doc. No. 450S. Doc. No. 451S. Doc. No. 452S. Doc. No. 456S. Doc. No. 462S. Doc. No. 463S. Doc. No. 470S. Doc. No. 471S. Dec. No. 474S. Doc. No. 476S. Doc. No. 477S. Doc. No. 478S. Doc. No. 481S. Doc. No. 482S. Doc. No. 484S. Doc. No. 485S. Doc. No. 488S. Doc. No. 491S. Doc. No. 493S. Doc. No. 494S. Doc. No. 494, pt. 2.

S. Doc. No. 495S. Doc. No. 497S. Doc. No. 498S. Doc. No. 505S. Doc. No. 523S. Doc. No. 528S. Doc. No. 529S. Doc. No. 531

S. Doc. No. 532S. Doc. No. 536S. Doc. No. 537S. Doc. No. .539

S. Doc. No. 540

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63d Cong., 2d sess. (pa-

per)—Continued.S. Doc. No. 541...

S. Doc. No. 542...

S. Doc. No. 543 (2sets)

S. Doc.No.543,pt.Same (buckram) .

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S. Doc.No.o43,pt.Same (buckram)..S. Doc. No. 544....

S. Doc. No. 555....

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S. Doc.JS[o.566....S. Doc. No. 567....

S. Doc. No. 569....

S. Doc. No. 570S. Doc. No. 571S. Doc. To. 572S. Doc. Ko. 573S. Doc. No. 577S. Doc. ro. 578S. Doc. No. 579S. Doc. No. 580S. Doc. No. 583S. Doc. No. 584S. Doc. No. 585S. Doc. No. 586S. Doc. No. 587S. Doc. To. 588S. Doc. No. 589S. Doc. No. 595S. Doc. No. 596S. Doc. No. 597S. Doc. No. 597S. Doc. Vo. 599S. Doc. No. 601....

S. Doc. No. 604S. Doc. No. 605S. Doc. No. 60 ^

S. Doc. No. 607S. Doc. No. 608S. Doc. No. 609S. Doc. No. 611S. Doc. :'o. 612S. Doc. No. 613S. Doc. No. 614....

S. Djc. No. 615....

S. Doc. '^0. 616....

S. Doc. No. 618....

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S. Doc. No. 813....

S. Kept. No. 309...

S. Kept. No. 321...

S. Kept. ^'o. 391...

S. Kept. No. 402...

S. Rept. No. 471...

S. Rept. No. 597...

S. Rept, No. 599pt.2

S. Rept. No 698...

S. Rept. No. 712...

S. Rept. No. 718...

S. Rept. No. 719...

S. Rept. No. 813...

S. Rept. No. 818...

S. Rept. No. 831...

H. Doc. No. 339...

H. Doc. No. 359...H. Doc. No. 371...

H. Doc. No. 425. .

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6 $0. 05 $0. 30 H. Doc. ^'o. 459 2 $0. 303 .05 .15 H. Doc. No. 478 1 .05

H. Doc. No. 480 14 .354 1 1.35 2. 70 H. Dec. No. 481 1 . 059 .70 6.30 H. Doc. No. 505 1 .051 .85 .85 H. Doc. No. 610 . , . 8 . 10

9 .65 5. 85 H. Doc. No. 645 4 .051 .80 .80 H. Doc. No. 674 3 . 15

150 .10 15.00 H. Doc. No. 679 5 .0511 .05 .55 H. Doc. :'o. 689 5 .053 .10 .30 H. Doc. No. 695 2 .051 .10 .10 H. Doc. No. 703 1 .052 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 707 2 . 15

42 .10 4.20 H. Doc. No. 710 5 .054 .05 .20 2 .051 .05 .05 H. Doc. :'o. 754 14 .15

3 .05 .15 H. Doc. No. 758 1 .05

2 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 762 7 .40

11 .05 .55 H. Doc. No. 791 6 .25

6 .05 .30 H. Doc. No. 805 1 .30

4 .05 .20 H. Doc. No. 823 8 .05

2 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 857 31 .50

8 .05 .40 H. Doc. No. 876 8 .25

4 .05 .20 H. Doc. No. 883 1 .15

13 .05 .65 H. Doc. No. 891 2 .05

1 .05 .05 H. Doc. No. 896 4 .15

16 .10 1. 60 H. Doc. No. 910 14 .05

5 .05 .25 H. Doc. No. 914 7 .05

1 .05 .05 H. Doc. No. 931 2 .10

1 .05 .05 H. Doc. No. 936 6 .10

2 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 964 4 .15

2 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 972 7 .05

14 .05 .70 H. Doc. No. 974 1 .40

2 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 996 1 .50

1 .15 .15 H. Doc. No. 1004,

4 .10 .40 vols. 1 and 2 (47

1 .05 .05 sets) 94 1.30

1 .05 .05 H. Doc. No. 1004,

13 .05 .65 pt. 1 36 .15

2 .05 .10 H. Doc. No. 1004,

4 .05 .20 pt. 2 29 .15

5 .05 .25 H. Doc. No. 1028.... 4 .05

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1 .05 .05 H. Doc. No. 1134.... 1 .05

14 .05 .70 H. Doc. No. 1136 1 .05

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63d Cong., 2d sess. (pa-per)—Continued.H. Rept. No. 627,

pt. 1

H. Rept. No. 627,

pt. 2

H. Rept. No. 627,

pt. 3H. Rept. No. 627,

pt. 4

H. Rept. No. 780....

H. Rept. No. 842....

H. Rept. No. 917....H. Rept. No. 917,

pt. 2

H. Rept. No. 1021...

H. Rept. No. 1082...

H. Rept. No. 1084...

H. Rept. No. 1115,

pt. 1

H. Rept. No. 1115,

pt. 2

H. Rept. No. 1142...

H. Rept. No. 1149,

pt. 1

H. Rept. No. 1149,

pt. 2H. Rept. No. 1150...

H. Rept. No. 1168...

H. Rept. No. 1175...

H. Rept. No. 1176...

H. Rept. No. 1178...

H. Rept. No. 1186...H. Rept. No. 1193...

H. Rept. No. 1200...H. Rept. No. 1257...

63d Cong., 3d sess.

(paper):S. Doc. No. 417S. Doc. No. 637Same (cloth)S. Doc. No. 641S. Doc. No. 661S. Doc. No. 662S. Doc. No. 673, pt. 1

S. Doc. No. 673, pt. 2.

S. Doc. No. 711

S. Doc. No. 713S. Doc. No. 714S. Doc. No. 715S. Doc. No. 716S. Doc. No. 796S. Doc. No. 797S. Doc. No. 801S. Doc. No. 941S. Doc. No. 944S. Doc. No. 949S. Doc. No. 950S. Doc. No. 952S. Doc. No. 964S. Doc. No. 965S. Doc. No. 979S. Doc. No. 983S. Doc. No. 984S. Doc. No. 985S. Rept. No. 841S. Rept. No. 942S. Rept. No. 1068....

S. Rept. No. 1072..

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H. Doc. No. 873H. Doc. No. 1184....H. Doc. No. 1271....H. Doc. No. 1272....H. Doc. No. 1285....H. Doc. No. 1.331....

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4. 30.05.10.30.40.25.55.20.50.10.05.05.05.05.05.251.10.10.05.05

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63d Cong., 3d sess. (pa-per)-Continued.H. Doc. No. 1340...H. Doc. No. 1400...H. Doc. No. 1423...H. Doc. No. 1436...H. Doc. No. 1447,

vol. 1 (cloth)H. Doc. No. 1458...H. Doc. No. 1482. .

.

H. Doc. No. 1510...H. Doc. No. 1518...H. Doc. No. 1519...H. Doc. No. 1520...H. Doc. No. 1527...H. Doc. No. 1541...H. Doc. No. 1548...H. Doc. No. 1620...H. Doc. No. 1629...H. Doc. No. 1630...H. Doc. No. 1665...H. Rept. No. 1222..

H. Rept. No. 1249..

H. Rept. No. 1250..,

H. Rept. No. 1270..

H. Rept. No. 1344..,

H. Rept. No. 1484..,

H. Rept. No. 6060..

Congressional set (sheep).

Serial Nos.:448747 (cloth)88190695695899810321047104810701095110011041108115111731174118912291316131713321339.....135813911427143614621470154615501572157615771584158816071615164616661701

Num-I

ber of[

Price,copies. 1

1I$0.05

5!

.057 : .05

12 ! .05

.80

.05

.10

.25

.05

.10

.10

.05

.10

.05

.10

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.10

1.40.50

1.451.351. 501. 401. 401.401.251.251.801. 251.401. 501.251.301.601. 251.751.601.602. 301.152. 501. 401.701.751.601.151.701. 301. 601.401.502.201.251.251.601.851.701.501.35


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1915—Continuod.

Num-ber of Pricp. Total.copies.

3 JO. 80 S2. 402 .80 1.601 .75 .751 1.35 1.361 2.75 2.75

1.15 2.:i0

1 .50 .501.25 6.25

1 2.00 2.001 1.95 1.95

1.00 2.002.00 4.00

1 1.25 1.254 1.00 4.001 1.75 1.75

1.75 5.251.10 2.20

1 1.10 1.10

1 2.00 2.001.00 3.001.90 3.80

1 1.40 1.40

1 1.35 1.35

1 2.00 2.00

1 .65 .65

1 1.50 1.50

1.25 2.50

. 55 1.65

1 1.25 1.25

1 1.15 1.15

1 1.50 1.50

1 1.70 1.70

2.00 4.00

1 1.05 1.05

1 1.35 1.35

1 1.25 1.25

1 1.30 1.30

1 2.00 2.00

1 1.50 1.50

1 l.e.0 1.60

1.50 1.50

1.75 5.25

2.00 6.00

\ 1.25 1.25

1 1.50 1.50

1.35 6. 7v'

\ . 55 .55

1 .90 .90

. 55 1.65

1 .65 .65

.95 2.85

1. 85 1.85

. 75 L50

.95 .95

1.25 3. 75

\ 1.10 1.10

1. 251 o\1. in>

1.00.SO

1.001.60

.95 .95

1.60 1.60

2;?45,973

3,252,919 145.442.30

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copies.

tJoNGRESS—Continued.

Congressional setisheep)—Continued.

Serial Xos.—Contd.17021706170Y17081709171217131714171918221837186118631882194119431975

1993.

2027.2158.2166.2231.2257.2261.2276.2312.2-356.

2.357.

2398.2448.2483.2507.2508.2509.2520.2586.2598.2676.2682.2685.

271227472768282729002917295429573074, pt. 1.

3074, pt. 2.

3074, pt. 3.

3074, pt. 4.

310731403142, pt. 1.

31443176327532883356342034283463

Price.I

Total.

SI. 601.501.501.401.401.601.401.501.601.601.601.80

I

1.40I

1.50 I

1.60S

1.75 :

1.501.901.601.90 I

2.451

1.50 I

1.35I

1.60i

2.35'

1.15i

1.10.95 !

1.90

;

1.301.60

;

1.35 :

1.701.30

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1.40I

1.25!

1.50'

1.40 •

1.501.251.25

i

1.751.751.55

!

1.701.201.201.701.701.101.101.101.101.401.501.752.10

I

1.851.401.552. 001.401.601.25

SI. 601.501.501.401.401.601.401.501.601.604.805.401.401.503.205.256.001.901.601.902.451.501.351.602.351.151.10.95

1.903.901.601.351.701.301.701.401.251.501.401.501.251.253.501.751. 551.701.201.201.701.702.201.101.102. 201.401.501.754.201.851.403.102.001.401.601.25

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Congressionalset{shcep)-Continued.

Serial Nos.—Contd

.

3471 (cloth)

3476, pt. 1 (cloth)...

3562 (cloth)

3592 (half leather)..

366638513859 (cloth)

3877 (cloth)

38773901398840034024 (half leather)..

4033 (cloth)

4044 (half leather)..

41384167 (cloth)

419042;B2

4239 (cloth)

42584268435443784399 (cloth)

440344174419 (cloth)

4422442845184531454145774588458947.55

4883491249134984 (half leather) . .

.

4988502;B

5065515151755264 (buckram)5266 (buckram)5373 (buckram)5380 (buckram)5408 (buckram)5437 (buckram)5571 (buckram)5572 (buckram)5657 (buckram)5658 (buckram)5659 (buckram)5834 (buckram)6106 (buckram)6116 (buckram)6551 (cloth)

Books sent out on b-

scription

Total

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