Catalogue of United States Public Documents /July, 1902

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No. 91 July, 1902

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Washington Government Printing Office 1902 Table of Contents

Page Page General Information...... 473 Navy Department...... 485 Congress of United States...... 475 Post-Oflice Department...... 487 Laws...... 475 State Department...... 488 Senate...... 477 Treasury Department...... 490 House...... 478 War Department...... 494 Sheep-bound Reserve...... 478 Smithsonian Institution...... 496 President of United States...... 478 Various Bureaus...... 496 Agriculture, Department of...... 479 Shipments to Depositories...... 499 Interior Department...... 482 Index...... i Justice, Department of...... 485

Abbreviations Used in this Catalogue

Academy...... acad. Mile, miles...... m. Agricultural...... agric. Miscellaneous ...... mis. Amendments...... amdts. Nautical...... naut. American...... Amer. Number, numbers...... no., nos. Appendix...... app.' Octavo...... 8° Association...... assoc. Page, pages...... p., pp. Board...... bd. Part, parts...... pt.,pts. College...... coll. Plate, plates...... pl. Commission...... comn. Portrait, portraits...... por. Committee...... com. Public...... pub. Congress...... Cong. Quarto...... 40 Consular...... cons. Railway...... ry. Department...... dept. Report...... rp. Document...... doc. Resolution...... res. Executive...... ex. Secretary...... secy. Exposition...... expos. Section, sections...... sec. Facsimile, facsimiles...... facsim. Senate bill...... g. Folio...... fo Senate concurrent resolution...... S. C. R. General...... gen. Senate document...... S. doc. Geologic...... geol. Senate joint resolution...... S.J.R. Government...... Govt. Senate report...... S. rp. Historical...... hist. Senate resolution (simple)...... S. R. House bill...... H. Session...... sess. House concurrent resolution...... H. C. R. Sixteenmo...... 16® House document...... H. doc. Society...... soc. House joint resolution...... H. J. R. Superintendent...... supt. House report...... H. rp. Table, tables...... ,...... tab. House resolution (simple)...... H. R. Thirty two-mo...... 32» Hydrographic Office...... H. O. Treasury...... Treas. Illustrated,illustration,illustrations ...il. Twelvemo...... 12» Inch, inches...... in. Twenty four-mo...... 24» Institute, institution...... inst. University...... univ. Latitude...... lat. Versus..."...... vs., v. Leaf, leaves...... 1. Volume, volumes...... v. Library...... L. Year...... yr. Longitude...... long. Note .—Documents for sale by this office will be indicated bv a star (*) preceding the price named. Words and figures inclosed in brackets [ ] are given for information, but do not appear on the title-pages of the publications catalogued. When size is not given, octavo is to be understood. Size of maps is measured from outer edge of border excluding margin. The dates, including day, month, and vear, given with Senate and House documents and reports, are the dates on which they were ordered to be printed. Usually the printing promptly follows the ordering, but various causes sometimes make delays. When Congress and session are not given with the numbers of Senate and House documents and reports, 57th Congress, 1st session, is to be understood. 472 General Information With Reference to the Distribution of Documents

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Congress of United States

Congressional Record, 57th Congress, 1st session, v. 35, nos. 162-167; July 1-30, 1902. p. 8335-8662, il. 4° Same, index [including History of bills and joint resolutions] 14, [to] nos. 154-164, June 23-July 1, 1902. 464-44 pp. 4° Note .—The Congressional Record, containing the proceedings and debates of Congress, is issued daily when Congress is in session, and indexes thereto are published semimonthly. Congress adjourned July 1; but 5 numbers of the Record, containing speeches, were issued July 2, 8, 12, 24, and 30. The Record is sold by the Public Printer on the following terms: Single copy, 3 cents if not more than 24 pages, and 1 cent more for each additional 8 pages; per month, 81.50; per short session, $4.00; per long session, $8.00. Subscriptions are payable in advance. The bound volumes of the Record are sold also by the Superintendent of Documents, the price averaging about $1.40 per part. The set containing the proceedings of the 1st session of the 56th Congress is in 9 parts and costs $13.00. That for the 2d session of the same Congress is in 4 parts and index and costs $7.00. That for the 1st session of the 57th Congress is in 8 parts and index, costing $13.50. Same, proceedings and debates of 57th Congress, 1st session, also special session of Senate, v. 35 [pts. 1, 2; Mar. 4, 1901-Feb. 22,1902]. 1902. [7] 4-1-2080 pp. 4° Not e .—In this permanent bound edition the paging varies from that of the daily numbers, as the text is printed continuously without break.

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEES History of appropriations [57th Congress, 1st session], etc.; presented by Mr. Allison. July 1, 1902. 4 pp. (S. doc. 444.)

CONFERENCE COMMITTEES Cannon, J. G. Conference report on H. 13123, making appropriations for sundry civil expenses, 1903. June 20, 1902. 17 pp. (H. rp. 2659 [pt. 1].) [Report incorrectly, printed as from Committee on Appropriations.] -----Conference report on H. 13123, making appropriations for sundry civil expenses, 1903. June 24, 1902. 3 pp. (H. rp. 2659, pt. 2.)

LAWS

PRIVATE LAWS Private [act] 1135-84; approved July 1, 1902. Each 1 p. Barber, 1.1. For relief of Barber. No. 1180. Bear, Sol, & Co. For relief of Sol Bear and Company. No. 1181. Beebe, Francis M. To increase pension of Beebe. No. 1159. Bump, George E. To increase pension of Bump. No. 1157. Chalfant, James A. To pension Chalfant. No. 1145. 475 476 Jul y , 1902 Private [act] 1135-84—Continued. C1insie’ Luke’ For relief of Albion M. Christie [assignee of Luke Christie]. No. Church, William L. To increase pension of Church. No. 1168. Dunlap, Lizzie. To pension Lizzie Dunlap. No. 1173. Edgington, George W. To increase pension of Edgington. No. 1172. Findley, Jacob. To pension Findley. No. 1158. Freeman, Jason E. To increase pension of Freeman. No. 1149. Hammond, Caroline A. To increase pension of Mrs. Hammond No 1153 Hanger, Jacob L. For relief of Hanger [alias William T. Graham]. No. li42. Hosaek, M ilham S. To increase pension of Hosack. No. 1137. Johnson, Edwin P. To increase pension of Johnson. No. 1154. Lauchly, John H. To increase pension of Lauchlv. No. 1152. Luman, Anne M. To increase pension of Mrs. Luman. No. 1170. Lynch, Susan B. To increase pension of Mrs. Lynch. No. 1174. McArthur, Nancy J. To increase pension of Mrs. McArthur No 1176 McClain, P. A. For relief of McClain. No. 1182. Macloon, Henry P. To increase pension of Macloon. No 1143 McPhee, Angus A. For relief of McPhee. No. 1135. Mallicoat, Daniel L. To pension Mallicoat. No. 1139. Marble, John. To increase pension of Marble. No. 1141. Maynard, Absolum. To pension Maynard. No. 1146. Miller, William G. To pension Miller. No. 1136. Moore, Mary J. To pension Mrs. Moore. No. 1171. Murdock, Alexander. To increase pension of Murdock. No. 1175. Nalley, Elizabeth A. To pension Elizabeth A. Nalley. No. 1160. Oakley, Ebenezer W. To increase pension of Oakley. No. 1165. Phelps, Susan A. To increase pension of Mrs. Phelps. No. 1156. Phillips, Kate O. To increase pension of Mrs. Phillips. No. 1140. Plummer, Warren C. To increase pension of Plummer. No. 1162. Ra"^ay’ F- Y- To Pa>' F- Y- Ramsay, heir, balance due Joseph Ramsay. No. Roberts, William C. To pension Roberts. No. 1164. Sapp, Charles E. For relief of Sapp. No. 1183. Scott, Charles A. To increase pension of Scott. No. 1178. Scramlin, Harman. To increase pension of Scramlin. No. 1148. Shaw, George W. To increase pension of Shaw. No. 1163. Simmons, Ransom. To increase pension of Simmons. No. 1166. Small, Baley W. To increase pension of Small. No. 1161. Southerland, John J. To pension Southerland. No. 1169. Steward, Ira. Authorizing payment of part of pension of Steward to Mrs. Adell Augusta Steward. No. 1147. Stotts, Silas. To increase pension of Stotts. No. 1150. Thomas, Daniel. To increase pension of Thomas. No. 1155. Thomas, John W. To pension Thomas. No. 1151. Hemert, Anna Eliza Isabella. For relief of Mrs. Von Hemert. No. 1179. Wells, Orrin J. To increase pension of Wells. No. 1144. Whitbeck, Horatio N. To increase pension of Whitbeck. No. 1167. Williamson, John. To pension Williamson. No. 1177. Private [joint] resolution 1; approved July 1, 1902. 1 p. Tomb, William Victor. For relief of Tomb.

PUBLIC LAWS Public [act] 217-252; approved July 1, 1902. Appraisers. To diminish number of appraisers at Philadelphia and Boston. No. 238. Ip. Appropriations. Making appropriations to supply deficiencies, 1902 and prior years. No. 217. 43 pp. Calumet River. To authorize construction of bridge by New York, Chicago and Saint Louis Railroad Company and Chicago and Erie Railroad Company across nyer at or near Hammond, Ind., also to authorize construction of bridge by Chicago and State Line Railroad Company across river in Hyde Park Ill No. 231. 2 pp. Cherokee Indians. For allotment of lands of Cherokee Nation [etc.]. No 241 13 pp. Choctaw Indians. To ratify agreement with Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians. No. 228. 19 pp. Discharge, Army. To authorize Secretary of War to furnish certificates in lieu of lost or destroyed discharges. No. 219. 1 p. District of Columbia. Making appropriations for District, 1903. No. 218. 43 pp. — — Requiring Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad Company to extend its 11th street line. No. 248. 1 p. To amend act in relation to taxes and tax sales in District. No. 224. 4 pp — — To extend time for construction of [railway by] East Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company. No. 226. 1 p. — — To regulate sale of viruses, serums, toxins, and analogous products in District [and] interstate traffic in said articles. No. 244. 2 pp. July , 1902 477

Public [act] 217-252—Continued. Food. To prevent false branding of food and dairy products as to State or Terri- tory in which produced. No. 223. 1 p. Kaw Indians. To ratify agreement submitted by Kansas, or Kaw, Indians of Oklahoma. No. 227. 6 pp. Marine Hospital Service. To increase efficiency and change [to Public Health and Marine Hospital Service] name of service. No. 236. 3 pp. Mines and mining. To amend act for protection of miners in Territories [so as to improve ventilation in mines]. No. 222. 1 p. Missouri River. For construction of bridge by Duluth, Pierre and Black Hills Railroad Company across river at Pierre, S. Dak. No. 230. 3 pp. Morris and Cummings Ship Channel. To amend act authorizing Aransas Harbor Terminal Railway Company to construct bridge across Corpus Christi Channel, Aransas County, Tex. [so as to extend time]. No. 232. 1 p. National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. To cede jurisdiction over place on which [Dayton branch of] home is located to Ohio. No. 250. 1 p. Navajo Reservation, Ariz. Authorizing adjustment of rights of settlers on reservation. No. 229. 1 p. Navy. Making appropriations for naval service, 1903. No. 234. 33 pp. Omaha, Nebr. For quartermaster’s warehouse at Omaha. No. 247. Ip. Philadelphia, Pa. To amend sec. 2743, Revised Statutes, concerning examination of drugs [so as to increase salary of special examiner at Philadelphia]. No. 245. Ip. . . . . Philippine Islands. Temporarily to provide for administration of affairs of civil government in islands [etc.]. No. 235. 23 pp. Pond River, Ky. Authorizing Anton Brucken to construct locks and dams in river. No. 251. Ip. Porto Rico. Authorizing President to reserve public lands and buildings in Porto Rico for public uses, and granting other public lands and buildings to government of Porto Rico. No. 249. 1 p. Roads. For relief of settlers on lands granted in aid of construction of wagon roads. No. 252. 1 p. San Diego County, Cal. For resurvey of certain townships in county. No. 243. Society1 P- of Army of Santiago de Cuba. To incorporate society. No. 233. 1 p. South’Platte Canal and Reservoir Company. To grant lands [in South Platte forest reserve and Plum Creek timber land reserve] to company. No. 240. 1 p. Supreme Court. For further distribution of reports of court. No. 221. 2 pp. Tacoma, Wash. Relating to transportation of dutiable merchandise at Tacoma and Seattle, Wash. No. 225. 1 p. Tobacco. To amend sec. 3362 and 3394, Revised Statutes [as amended], relating to tobacco [cigars, cigarettes, and snuff]. No. 237. 1 p. Train robbery. For suppression of train robbery in Territories. No. 242. 1 p. Umatilla Reservation. For sale of unsold portion of reservation. No. 246. 1 p. War claims. For allowance of claims [under act of July 4,1864, since Feb. 2,1897]. No. 220. Ip. Washington Monument Association, Alexandria, Va, To provide souvenir medals for benefit of association. No. 239. 1 p. Public [joint] resolution 42-47; approved July 1, 1902. Each 1 p. Capitol. Reappropriating and making available unexpended balance of appropriations for work on building. No. 47. Confederates. Construing pension act approved June 27,1890 [so as to give pensionable status in certain cases to ex-Confederates who served in Union Army or Navy, and giving pensionable status to men honorably discharged from their last contract of service during Civil War]. No. 42. District of Columbia. Authorizing temporary repairs to Aqueduct Bridge. No. 46. Hudson River. For removal of shoal in North River of New York Harbor. No. 45. Macomb, Alexander. To furnish condemned cannon for statue of Macomb [at Detroit, Mich.]. No. 43. Worcester County, Mass. To furnish condemned cannon for monument to soldiers of county who served in war for the Union, to be surmounted by statue of Charles Devens. No. 44. SENATE Extracts on irrigation; presented by Mr. Stewart. July 1,1902. 38 pp. (S. doc. 446.)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE Milk in relation to public health, necessity for enactment of S. [1686], to regulate production and sale of milk and cream in and for Dis- trict [with bibliographies]; by George M. Kober. June 28, 1902. v + 235 pp. 15 pl. (S. doc. 441.) Not e .—Contains a special article, Market milk, plan for its improvement; by R. A. Pearson. 478 Jul y , 1902

PACIFIC ISLANDS AND PORTO RICO COMMITTEE Foraker, J. B. Report favoring S. 6216, to pay in part judgments of Legislative Assembly of Hawaii for property destroyed in suppres- sing bubonic plague, and authorizing Hawaii to issue bonds for payment of remaining claims. July 1, 1902. 2 pp. (S. rp. 2126.)

HOUSE Calendars of House, 57th Congress, 1st session, f 1902 1 104 pp. large 8° (H. doc. 680.) Statement of sale of waste paper. July 1, 1902. 1 p. (H. doc. 677.) DANISH WEST INDIA ISLANDS, SELECT COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE FACTS CONNECTED WITH PURCHASE OF Dalzell John. Report on charges of Walter Christmas; with testimony. July 1,1902. vii +118 pp. (H. rp. 2749.)

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Hearing on H. 14798, to establish laboratory for study of criminal, pauper and defective classes, with bibliography, bv Arthur Mac- Donald, before committee [Apr. 25, 1902], 309 pp il

LIBRARY COMMITTEE McCleary, J. T. Report favoring H. 3075, in regard to monumental column to commemorate battle of Princeton. July 1, 1902 1 d (II. rp. 2750.) • r-

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE Moody, M. A. Report favoring S. 597, granting to North Dakota land to 111 ™aintenance of school of forestry [at Bottineau]. July 1, 1902. 2 pp. (H. rp. 2747.) J

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Payne, S.E. Report amending H. 15155, to refund duties paid on merchandise from Porto Rico Apr. 11, 1899-Mav 1, 1900, and from Phil- ipP'ne Islands APr- 1X’ 1899-Mar. 8, 1902. July 1, 1902. 2 pp.

SHEEP-BOUND RESERVE s’^ich have been Previ°usly published in unbound form clotb edltipns, are now for the first time readv for distribution and a£e llsted [J16 notice of Shipments to depositories on number appended to the description of each volume is the lnJh

Cuba, suspension of tonnage dues, proclamation. July 3, 1902. Ip. f» Lincoln forest reserve, proclamation. [July 26, 1902.] [2] pp. f» Louisiana Purchase Exposition, postponement proclamation. July 1 1902. 1 p. f° J July , 1902 479 Medicine Bow forest reserve, 2d proclamation. [July 16, 1902.] [2] PP- f° Mount Graham forest reserve, proclamation. [July 22, 1902.] [2] PP- f° Santa Catalina forest reserve, proclamation. [July 2, 1902.] [2] pp. f° M bite River forest reserve, formerly White River Plateau timber land reserve, 2d proclamation. [June 28, 1902.] 4 pp. f°

Agriculture, Department of

Note .—Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale, except those of the Weather Bureau, will be supplied by the Superintendent of Documents, Union Building, Washington, D. C. For the unpriced publications application should be made to the Secretary of Agriculture. The Department has no list of addresses to which all its publications are sent. It issues a monthly list of publications, which is mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select such reports and bulletins as interest them.

Bureau of Animal Industry order 33 [amendment 2], order 93 [amendment 14], order 94-96; June 21-July 16, 1902. [Consist of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection ami quarantine of cattle, etc. Amendment 1 to order 33 was issued as order 78.] Progress of beet-sugar industry in United States, by Charles F. Saylor; from Yearbook, 1901. [1902.] ii 4-487-502 pp. 4 pl. Regulations governing appointment to positions of mere unskilled laborer under Department in District of Columbia. [July 2, 1902.] 4 pp. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY DIVISION Prairie dog of Great Plains, by C. Hart Merriam; from Yearbook, 1901. [1902.] ii 4- 257-270 pp. 2 il. 3 pl.

CHEMISTRY BUREAU Proceedings of 18th annual convention of Association of Official Agri- cultural Chemists, Washington, D. C., Nov. 14-16, 1901; edited by Harvey W. Wiley. 1902. 184 pp. 1 por. (Bulletin 67.) *10c Contents: Abstracts, Report of committee on. Alkalies, Separation of, in soil analysis by official method; by C. G. Hopkins. Ammonium sulphate and cotton-seed meal, Nitrification of, in different soils; by W. A. Withers and G. S. Fraps. Ash, Report on; by G. S. Fraps. Butter, renovated, Report on identification of; by G. E. Patrick. Cattle feeds, Report on; by W. H. Krug. Dairy products, Report on; by J. A. Le Clere. Food standards, Report of committee on. [Fruits, our unmerchantable, Methods of utilizing]; by W. B. Alwood. Insecticides, arsenical, Report on; by J. K. Haywood. ’ -----and fungicides; by L. A. Voorhees. Leather Trades Chemists, International Association of, Report on meeting of; bv W. H. Krug. Liquor and food adulteration, Report on; by W. D. Bigelow. Myers, John A., Memorial exercises in honor of. Nitrogen, Report on; by W. R. Perkins. Pentosan-free crude fiber, Determination of; by G. S. Fraps. Phosphoric acid, Report on; by H. K. Miller. Potash, Report on; by C. L. Hare. President’s address; by L. L. Van Slyke. Soils. Method for taking samples of, for analysis; bv C. G. Hopkins. -----Report on; by M. E. Jaffa. Sugar, Report on; by E. E. Ewell. Tannin, Report on; by W. K. Alsop. 480 July , 1902

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION Cockroaches, by C. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from Bulletin 4, new series. [June 23, 1902.] 15 pp. 5 il. (Circular 51, 2d series.) House centipede, scutigera forceps Raf., by C. L. Marlatt; from Bulletin 4, new series. [June 10,1902.] 4 pp. 2 il. (Circular 48, 2d series.) White ant, tenues flavipes KolL, by C. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from Bulletin 4, new series. [June 30, 1902.] 8 pp. 4 il. (Circular 50, 2d series.) EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE Agricultural experiment stations in foreign countries; by A. C. True and D. J. Crosby. 1902. 230 pp. (Bulletin 112.) *15c Experiment Station Record, v. 13, no. 9. 1902. viii + 807-906 pp. 1 pl. *10c single copy, $1.00 a volume (12 nos.) Not e .—Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States. No. 9 contains a special article, Station for plant breeding at Svalof, Sweden; by David G. Fairchild. FORESTRY BUREAU Press bulletin 17; July 16, 1902. 1 p. narrow f° Working plan for southern hardwoods and its results, by John Foley; from Yearbook, 1901. [1902.] ii + 471-476 pp. 3 pl. LABOR EMPLOYMENT BOARD Instructions to applicants for appointment to position of mere unskilled laborer in Department of Agriculture at Washington, D. C. July 18,1902. 3 pp. PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU Hemp industry in United States, by Lyster H. Dewey; from Yearbook, 1901. [1902.] ii + 541-554 pp. 2 il. 4 pl. Little-known fruit varieties considered worthy of wider dissemination, by William A. Taylor; from Yearbook, 1901. [1902.] iii + 381- 392 pp. 7 pl. PUBLIC ROAD INQUIRIES OFFICE List of national, State, and local road associations and kindred organ- izations in United States. [May 1, 1902.] 14 pp. (Circular 36 revised.) Mountain roads as source of revenue, by James W. Abbott; from Year- book, 1901. [1902.] ii + 527-540 pp. 7 pl. PUBLICATIONS DIVISION Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], July, 1902. 4 PP- ([Publication] 444.) Speech by James Wilson, delivered July 7, 1902, at school of agriculture, Columbus, Ohio. July 17, 1902. 6 pp. ([Publication] 443.) STATISTICS DIVISION Crop Reporter, v. 4, no. 3; July, 1902. 8 pp. 4° [Monthly.] Wheat ports of Pacific Coast, by Edwin S. Holmes, jr.; from Yearbook, 1901. [1902.] ii + 567-580 pp. 5 pl. July , 1902 481 WEATHER BUREAU Not e .—For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the Weather Bureau. Climate and Crop Bulletin, July 7-28,1902; nos. 16-19 [1902]. 24 X 19 in. [Weekly Apr.-Sept., monthly remainder of year.] Not e .—Contains reports of temperature and rainfall, with special reference to their effect on crops. Proceedings of 2d convention of Weather Bureau officials, Milwaukee, Mis., Aug. 27-29, 1901; edited by James Berry and W. F. R. Phillips. 1902. 246 pp. il. 11 pl. 28 maps. (Bulletin 31.) 25c Contents: Acetylene gas, Substitution of, for oil in storm-warning lanterns; by H. W. Rich- ardson. Apparatus, Advisability of supplying employees with, for carrying on original scientific investigation under certain conditions; by W. M. Fulton. Baltimore temperature curve, normal, Marked rise in, for May; by O. L. Fassig. Barometric wave, daily. Westward movement of; by O. L. Fassig. Chinook winds; by E. J. Glass. Climate, Influence of, on animal life; by R. H. Dean. — and man, with special regard to climate and climatic elements as curative or causative agencies of disease; by W. M. Wilson. ---- and thought; by E. C. Easton. ——and vegetation; by C. E. Linney. Climate and crop correspondents. How many, are required to meet fully needs of bureau in its climate and crop service? by R. G. Allen. —— Should remarks of, be published in weekly bulletins? by S. W. Glenn. Climate and crop sections, publications of, Necessity for binding and otherwise preserving; by W. S. Belden. ---- Should monthly reports of, contain only original matter? by G. A. Lovelaud. Climate and Crop Service. Address bv James Berrv. Climatological studies, Maryland; by O. L. Fassig. ‘ —— with reference to crops of several sections; by C. F. von Herrmann. Climatology, medical, Synopsis of course of lectures in, to senior class medical department University of Texas; by I. M. Cline. Court, Records in; by C. E. Linney. ------by P. F. Lyons. Cuba and other islands of West Indies, industries of, Value of climate and crop and storm warning services of Weather Bureau to; bv M. W. Hayes. Data, collected. Use of; by W. S. Palmer. Dew point, Value of, in forecasting weather under certain conditions; by Peter Wood. Educational Section. Address by W. F. R. Phillips. Florida, Climatology of, with regard to crops; by A. J. Mitchell. Fog studies; by A. G. McAdie. Forecaster, Public and; by H. M. Watts. ---- and newspaper; by H. M. Watts. Forecasts, distribution of, Methods of saving time in; by W. T. Blythe. ---- Double observation as means of improving; by L. A. Denson. -----general and local, Relation between; by F. J. Walz. ---- weather, Verification of: by J. B. Marbury. —------and public; by H. B. Boyer. Forecasts and Forecasting Section. Address by E. B. Garriott. Instruments and Exposure Section. Address by C. F. Marvin. Kites, Method for systematic exploration of atmosphere by means of; by A. L. Rotch. Lightning recorders and their utility in forecasting thunderstorms; by James Kenealy. Meteorological and other forms and reports, should they be simplified, are modi- fications desirable? by E. A. Evans. [Meteorological] instruments, all. Is exposure at Weather Bureau stations satis- factory for; by T. S. Outram. Meteorological observatories, Suburban; by A. F. Sims. Meteorological reports, monthly, of voluntary observers, Examination of, is it desirable to report back to voluntary observer errors and irregularities discovered in his report? by J. W. Bauer. Meteorological study, Under existing conditions of station work, is it practicable to require assistants to pursue systematic course of; by G. N. Salisbury. Meteorology, Higher, in Weather Bureau: by F. H. Bigelow. ---- in colleges, to what extent is it taught at present, should it be offered as un- dergraduate or as postgraduate course? by G. A. Loveland. ---- in public schools, how much should be attempted, methods of teaching; by F. P. Chaffee. ---- Popular lectures on, are such lectures valuable in proportion to time given, what should be general character of such lectures? by J. W. Smith. Night forecasts, Is it advisable to distribute, by rural free delivery? by M. E. Bly- stone. Phenological data; by J. W. Smith. 482 July , 1902

Proceedings of 2d convention of Weather Bureau officials—Continued. Contents—Continued. Porto Rico, industries of. Value of climate and crop and storm-warning services of Weather Bureau to; by G. H. Noyes. Precipitation, light, beginning and ending of, Device for automatically recording; by O. L. Fassig. President’s address; by W. L. Moore. Records for reference and study, Best means of preserving: by S. C. Emery. Records and Reports Section. Address by A. J. Henry. River gages, automatically recording. Introduction of: by W. M. Fulton. -—— in upper Mississippi Valley; by W. W. Carlisle. River-stage forecasts ot Mississippi and Ohio rivers and tributaries in periods of low water, Importance of; by P. H. Smyth. Rivers of small drainage area, Forecasting for, especially those of North Caro- lina; by C. F. von Herrmann. Rural free-delivery wagons, Weather symbols on; by L. M. Pindell. Sky polarization, Study of, with reference to weather conditions; by L. G. Schultz. Spring, Advent of; by C. F. von Herrmann. Station force, Personnel of; by D. J. Carroll. Street cars, Forecasts on; by N. B. Conger. Synopsis, How to make, instructive to public; by F. P. Chaffee. Telegraph and weather service; by J. H. Robinson. Temperature, Should, be verified by maximum and minimum readings? by P. F. Lyons. ---- Should verifying change of, be smaller, and should not terms “slightly warmer” or “slightly cooler” be credited? by H. J. Cox. Temperature forecasts, Should not, be verified by readings of maximum and minimum thermometers? by A. J. Henry. Thermographs, Should not, be furnished to voluntary observers, records to be kept at section centers? by A. B. Wollaber. Thermometers, Maximum and minimum, are too fragile, can not effective protection be devised without impairing sensitiveness, should not aluminum scales be discarded? by G. R. Oberholzer. Weather Bureau service, Career, offers to young men; by Roscoe Nunn. Weather types, corresponding. Facilities for systematic' study of: by F. H. Bran- denburg. Weather map, July 1-31, 1902. 19X24 in. [Daily.]

Interior Department

Not e .—The Decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are issued in slips and in signatures, and the Decisions in land cases are issued in signatures, both being published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from $1.05 to $1.45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit $1.00 in the Department and receive the contents of a volume of the Decisions of either kind in separate parts as they are issued. Of the Land Decisions usually two volumes are issued yearly, while the Pension-Decision volumes appear at longer intervals, sometimes more than two years apart. Annual reports, 1901; miscellaneous reports, pt. 1, bureau officers, etc. 1901 [1902]. 744 pp. 88 pl. 6 maps. (II. doc. 5.) *$1.05 Contents: Reports of— Capitol Building and Grounds Superintendent. Census. Deaf and Dumb, Columbia Institution for. Foundlings, Washington Hospital for. Freedmen’s Hospital. Hot Springs Reservation. Howard University. Indian Territory, Mine inspector for. Insane, Government Hospital for. New Mexico, Mine inspector for. Patent Office. Pension Office. Public documents, Receipts, distribution and sale of. Railroads Commissioner. Sequoia and General Grant National Parks. Yellowstone National Park. Yosemite National Park. [Decisions in appealed pension and bounty land claims, v. 12, slips] 90-112; May 26-July 25, 1902; published separately. July , 1902 483 Decisions [of Department and General Land Office] relating to public lands, v. 31, [signatures] 21-23, published separately. [1902.] p. 321-368. Facts in relation to preservation of American bison in United States and Canada. July 1, 1902. 43 pp. (S. doc. 445.) Hot springs of Arkansas; Report of analysis of waters of hot springs on Hot Springs Reservation, Hot Springs, Garland County, Ark., by J. K. Haywood, and Geological sketch of Hot Springs, Ark., by Walter Harvey Weed. Apr. 4, 1902. 94 pp. 2 il. 8 pl. 3 maps. (S. doc. 282.) *25c CENSUS OFFICE Census bulletin 218-232, 234-238 [12th census]. 4° Contents: Agriculture, Kentucky. No. 220. July 1,1902. ’14 pp. ---- Louisiana. No. 227. July 3, 1902.' 17 pp. ---- Mississippi. No. 225. July 3, 1902. 14 pp. ---- Missouri. No. 224. July 3, 1902. 14 pp. -----Ohio. No. 219. July 1,1902. 13 pp. -----Oklahoma. No. 230.’ July 3, 1902. 13 pp. ---- South Carolina. No. 232. July 8,1902. 13 pp. ---- South Dakota. No. 234. July 8, 1902. 14 pp. ---- Tennessee. No. 226. July 3, 1902. 13 pp. ---- Texas. No. 229. July 3, i902. 17 pp. ---- United States. No. 237. July 19, 1902. 25 pp. -----Utah. No. 222. July 2, 1902.' 14 pp. 1 il. ---- Virginia. No. 223. July 2, 1902. 13 pp. ---- Washington. No. 231. July 5, 1902. 16 pp. 1 il. ---- Wisconsin. No. 218. July 1, 1902. 13 pp. ---- Wyoming. No. 235. July 8, 1902. 13 pp. 1 il. Manufactures, boots and shoes. No. 221. July 2, 1902. 29 pp. ---- glass manufacture. No. 228. July 3, 1902’. 54 pp. ---- musical instruments and materials. No. 238. July 24, 1902. 37 pp. ---- wool manufacture. No. 236. July 10,1902. 125 pp. 12th census of United States, 1900, agriculture, pt. 1, farms, live stock, and animal products; Le Grand Powers, chief statistician for agriculture. 1902. ccxxxvi -f- 767 pp. 14 pl. 5 maps, 4° (Census reports, v. 5.) *$2.00 12th census of United States, 1900, vital statistics, pt. 1, analysis and ratio tables; William A. King, chief statistician for vital statistics. 1902. cccxiii -j- 695 pp. il. 24 maps, 4° (Census reports, v. 3.) *$2.00 EDUCATION BUREAU Not e .—Such publications of this Bureau as are in print may be had gratuitously by addressing the Commissioner of Education. Education in Nebraska [with bibliography]; by Howard W. Caldwell. 1902. 268 pp. il. 10 pl. (Contributions to American educational history 32; circular of information 3, 1902; whole no. 282.) *20c GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Not e .—The law relating to the publications of the United States Geological Survey has been altered by the joint resolution of May 16,1902. Hereafter they will consist of annual reports (to be restricted to one volume each), bulletins, Mineral Resources, Professional Papers, and Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers, which are intended for free distribution; and maps, Monographs, and folios of the Geologic Atlas and the Topographic Atlas of the United States, which are sold at prices ranging from 5c to $11.00 each. Address the Director of the Geo- logical Survey, Washington. Arsenic. Production of arsenic in 1901, by Joseph Struthers; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1901. 1902. 4 pp. Asbestos. Production of asbestos in 1901, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1901. 1902. 13 pp. 484 July , 1902

Barites. Production of barytes in 1901, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1901. 1902. 9 pp. Chromite or chromic iron ore, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1901. 1902. 12 pp. Coal. Atlantic Coast triassic coal field [with bibliography], by Jay Backus Wood worth; from 22d report, pt. 3. 1902. p. 25-53, 7 il. 2 pl. 2 maps, large 8° ----- Coal fields of United States, bv Charles Willard Hayes; from 22d report, pt. 3. 1902. p. 7-24, niap in pocket, large 8° ----- Eastern interior coal field [with bibliography], by George 11. Ashley; from 22d report, pt. 3. 1902. p. 265-305, '1 il. 2 pl. 2 maps, large 8° Northern Appalachian coal field, embracing papers on bituminous coal fields of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Ohio, by David White, Marius R. Campbell, And Robert M. Haseltine; from 22d report pt. 3. 1902. p. 119-226, 6 il. 1 pl. map, large 8° -----Northern interior coal field, by Alfred C. Lane; from 22d report pt. 3. 1902. p. 307-331, 5 il. 1 pl. map, large 8° ----- Pennsylvania anthracite coal field [with bibliography], bv H. IL Stoek; from 22d report, pt. 3. 1902. p. 55-117, 12 il. 4 pl. man, large 8° 1 F’ ----- Rocky Mountain coal fields, by L. S. Storrs; from 22d report pt. 3. 1902. p. 415-471, 1 il. 2 maps, large 8° ----- Southern Appalachian coal field, bv Charles Willard Haves; from 22d report, pt. 3. 1902. p. 227-263, 1 il. 3 maps, large 8°' -----Southwestern coal field, by Joseph A. Taff; from 22d report, pt. 3. 1902. p. 367-413, 2 il. 4 maps, large 8° -----Western interior coal field, by IL Foster Bain; from 22d report pt. 3. 1902. p. 333-366, 1 il. 3 maps, large 8° Fluorspar. Production of fluorspar and cryolite in 1901, bv Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1901 1902 11 PP- Graphite. Production of graphite in 1901, bv Joseph Struthers; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1901. 1902. 8 pp. Lithium. Production of lithium in 1901, bv Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1901. 1902. 6 pp. Monazite. Production of monazite in 1901, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral Resources, calendar year 1901.' 1902. 10 pp. Peat [with bibliography], by Heinrich Ries; from Mineral Resources calendar year 1901. 1902. 10 pp. Platinum. Geological relations and distribution of platinum and associated metals [with bibliographies]; bv James Furman Kemp. 1902. 95 4- iii pp. 9 il. 5 pl. map. (Bulletin 193.) *30c Tungsten. . Production of tungsten, molybdenum, uranium, and vanadium in 1901, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral Resources calendar year 1901. 1902. 14 pp.

HYDROGRAPHY DIVISION

Hydrography of southern Appalachian mountain region; by Henrv Albert Pressey. 1902. pt. 1, p. 1-95, 23 pl. 2 maps. (Water- supply and irrigation papers 62; IL doc. 482.) *15c Response to inquiry, report of surveys and examination of Uinta [Uintah Valley] Reservation. June 19, 1902. 53 pp. 11 pl 4 mans (H. doc. 671.) 1 ’ July , 1902 485 LAND OFFICE, GENERAL Maps

Not e .—The General Land Office publishes a large general map of the United States, which is sold at 80 cents; and also separate maps of the States and Terri- tories in which public lands are to be found, which are sold at 12 cents per sheet. California, Florida, and Alaska are in 2 sheets each. Address the chief clerk of the Department of the Interior. Map showing ceded land within 5 miles of Pocatello [Idaho] to be sold at public auction July 17, 1902, under proclamation of President, May 8, 1902. Scale 5 m. = 7.6 in. 33 X 22.3 in. PATENT OFFICE Note .—The Patent Office publishes specifications and drawings of patents, both in single copies and monthly volumes, the former at 5c and the latter at $5.00. The former are not enumerated in this catalogue. For certified copies of patents, including specification, drawing, certificate, and grant, the price is 80c. A variety of indexes, giving a complete view of the work of the office from 1790 to date, are published at prices ranging from 25c to $10.00 per volume. The Rules of Practice and pamphlet Patent Laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon orders in packages of 20 at $1.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons at $5.00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two coupons a copy of the Official Gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief Clerk, Patent Office. Annual report of commissioner [to Congress, with indexes to patentees, inventions, etc., calendar] year 1901. Jan. 27, 1902. ix 4- 933 pp. large 8° (S. doc. 151.) Official Gazette, July 1-29, 1902; v. 100, nos. 1-5. 1-1114 -f- [cvii] pp. il. large 8° [Weekly.] 10c single copy, §5.00 a yr Not e .—Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week; also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in patent cases. Same, [title-page, errata, index to decisions, etc., to] v. 98. 1902. [7]+xxi pp. large 8° Patent and trade-mark registration in Cuba. July 21, 1902. 1 p. Specifications and drawings of patents issued Sept. 1900-Nov. 1901; patents 657,074-687,708; reissues 11,850-11,952. 1900 [1902]-1901 [1902]. v. 340-354, il. pl. large 8° [Monthly. Also issued in single parts for each patent at date of granting patent. ]. United States statutes concerning registration of prints and labels, with rules of office relating thereto. Edition of July 1, 1902. 19 pp. Justice, Department of Instructions to United States judges, marshals, attorneys, clerks, and commissioners for district of Alaska, effective from Aug. 1, 1902. 164 pp. List of United States judges, attorneys, marshals, etc. July 15, 1902. 19 pp. Navy Department Circular letter [to chiefs of bureaus, etc., inclosing Department’s circular letter of July 17, 1902, promulgating order of President in regard to recommendation for promotion of any employee in classified service]. July 18, 1902. Each 1 p. narrow 12° (Circular letter [to chiefs of bureaus, etc., relative to reports of efficiency for 6 months ending June 30, 1902]. 1 p. narrow 12° 486 July , 1902

General court-martial order 37, 38, 40-44; Mar. 4-13, 1902. 12° General order 48 revised, supplement, 92-94, 96-100; July 2-29, 1902. il. 12° [No. 92 is Changes in navy regulations, 1900.] Navy yard order 26 revised, 304-310, employment of labor at navy yards; July 2-21, 1902. narrow 12° Special order 26; July 17, 1902. 1 p. 12°

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HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE

Not e .—The Charts, Sailing Directions, etc., of the Hydrographic Office are sold by the office in Washington and also by agents at the principal American and foreign seaports and American lake ports. Copies of the Hydrographic Bulletin and Notice to Mariners are supplied free on application at the Hvdrographic Office in Washington and at the branch offices in Boston, New York, Philadel- phia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, San Francisco, Portland (Oreg.), Port Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and Duluth. Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, 670-674; July 2-30, 1902. Each 1 p. large 4° and oblong f° Not e .—Contains accounts of obstructions and dangers along the coast and the principal ocean routes, etc. Notice to Mariners, weekly, 27-30, 1902; July 5-26, 1902. 364-419-4- [5] 1. Not e .—Contains information of newly discovered dangers to navigation and of establishment and changes of lights and other aids. For economy and conven- ience in distribution the items in each number relating to different geographical sections are reprinted separately, as Notice to Mariners 27, sec. 2, etc. Price list of books on sale by office, including list of agents. 1902. 8 pp. Sailing directions for Lake Erie and Lake Ontario and St. Clair and Detroit rivers. 1902. 301 pp. il. 1 pl. 3 maps, 1 tab. ([Publica- tion] 108d.) 50c Supplement, 2d edition, [to] West coast of Africa, from Cape Spartel to Cape Agulhas, including islands in Bight of Biafra, Ascension, St. Helena, Tristan da Cunha, and Gough islands (publication 105, edition of 1893). 1902. 36 1. 10c Supplement [to Sailing directions for] Bay of Fundy, southeast coast of Nova Scotia, and south and east coasts of Cape Breton Island; 2d edition (publication 99, edition of 1897). 1902. 30 1. 10c Supplement [to] Sailing directions for Lake Huron, Strait of Mackinac, St. Clair and Detroit rivers, and St. Marys River (publication 108c, edition of 1901). 1902. 26 pp. 10c Charts Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Aug. 1902; chart 1401. Scale 1° long. =0.2 in. 20.7 X 35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c NOTE.-yContains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., forecast of wind ai d weather in north Pacific Ocean, Aug. 1902; storm tracks; charts published, etc., June 2-July 3, 1902: typhoons in east Asiatic waters; equator crossings in Atlantic Ocean; fishing banks. Samar and Leyte with neighboring islands and channels, P. I., from latest information; chart 2049. Scale 1° long.= 11.6 in. June, 1902. 39.69 X 27.55 in. 50c Siberia, Anchorages on southeast coast of, Japan Sea; chart 2073. July, 1902. 30.72X25.43 in. 40c Granitnui Bay, from Russian survey in 1894. Scale naut. m. = 8 in. 7.5 x 9.6 in. Melkovodnaya Bay, from Russian survey in 1860. Scale naut. m. = 1 in. 4 x 3.7 in Michael Seymour, Port, Olga Bay, from British Admiralty chart 25. Scale naut. m.= 1.5in. 11.7 x 10.4 in. July , 1902 487 Siberia, Anchorages on southeast coast of, Japan Sea—Continued. Pfusung River, Entrance to, from Russian survey in 1894. Scale naut. m.= 6 in. o x b.4 in. St. Eustaphia Bay, from Russian survey in 1860. Scale naut. m. = 1 in. 4x3.2 in. ?i-I!Bay4,from Russian survey in 1860. Scale naut. m.= 3 in. 8 x 6.4 in. ® a zuJv? Rtver, Entrance to, from Russian survey in 1894. Scale naut. m.= 6 in. o x o.o in. .River, Entrance to, from Russian survey in 1894. Seale naut. m.= 6 in o x .0.4 in. 5 1>r’b!n.er Harbor, Olga Bay, from Russian survey in 1879, scale 7™ y "C Wlt^ ln?et’ Brown Channel, entrance to Tikhava Pristan fori J J1 from Russian survey in 1879, scale 800 yds.= 6.8 in. 15.7 x 15.3 ana o.o x 14.d in. Tkhadgou Bay from Russian survey in 1860. Scale naut. m.= 1 in. 4x35 in L 7P5 >< 9*6 m Tcheniya Bay’ from Russian survey in I860. Scale naut. m.= 3 in. Vantzin River, Entrance to, from Russian survey in 1894. Seale naut. m.= 6 in ix 0.4 in. Sorsogon, Port, and approaches, Luzon, south coast, from Spanish surveys between 1892 and 1896; chart 2085. Scale naut. m. = 0 75 in July, 1902. 17 X 22.51 in. 20c Tartary, Strait of, and Amur Gulf and River, southeast coast of Siberia from latest Russian surveys; chart 1779. Scale 1° lone. = 91 in’ July, 1902. 43 X 26.85 in. ro c

NAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE he American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, in cloth, the American LauXlca^ Almanac and the Pacific Coaster’s Nautical Almanac, in paper, are sold bv the Bureau of Equipment for 81.00, 30c, and 15c, respectively. The Astronomical +ar ™ Use of.the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac are d at cost. The Bureau has no agents for the sale of these publications, and application should be made to the Bureau of Equipment, Navy Department, direct. American Nautical Almanac for 1903. 2d edition. 1902. viii -f- 272 pp.

NAVAL OBSERVATORY Meteorological observations and results, 1891-92; from Washington Observations for 1891 and 1892. 1902. 57 4- 63 pp. 4°

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State Department

Note .—The State Department distributes the Consular Reports and other De- partmental publications gratuitously. For sale of laws see page 474. Diplomatic and consular service of United States; corrected to July 17, 1902. 56 pp. Diplomatic list, July, 1902. 13 pp. 24° [Monthly.] AMERICAN REPUBLICS BUREAU

Note .—This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices usually ranging from 5c to 60c. Address the Director of the Bureau. Monthly bulletin, July, 1902; whole no. 106, v. 13, no. 1. 1-318 -f- xxx pp. (H. doc. 306, pt. 7.) [Contains articles in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French.] 25c single copy, $2.00 a yr Contents: Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, June, 1902. ---- library series 4, Jan.-June, 1902. Argentina. Message of President Roca; railroad to Bolivia; stock industry of Republic; foreign commerce, 1st quarter of 1902; miscellaneous notes. Bolivia. Commerce with United States. Book notes. Brazil. Miscellaneous notes. Chile. Message of President Riesco; foreign commerce in 1901; report of Nitrate Association; notes. Costa Rica. Modification of tariff; exports of coffee. Cuba. Admission into International Union of American Republics; reception of [Gonsalo de Quesada] first Cuban minister to United States; exports of tobacco to Chile during 2d quarter of 1902. Ecuador. Trade conditions in 1901. Guatemala. Report of secretary of public works to congress in 1902; notes. Honduras. Treaty of commerce with France. Isthmian canal law of United States. Latin America in 1901, review. ---- Trade opportunities in. - Mexico. Commercial treaty with Austria-Hungary; trade with California; free importation of articles consigned to [proposed] territory of Quintana Roo; commercial relations with France; miscellaneous notes. Paraguay. Trade-mark law. Periodicals and newspapers on file. Peru. Ruins of ancient HuAnuco; by A. Raimondi. Salvador. Statistics for 1901; notes. Sanitary convention. Santo Domingo. Repeal of export duties on sugar. United States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports; foreign commerce in May, 1902; leather industry in 1900; Treasury statement for 1902; immigration at port of New York; shipbuilding industry; petroleum production; domestic tobacco industry; notes. Uruguay. Population in 1901. Venezuela. Laws relating to foreigners. FOREIGN COMMERCE BUREAU Advance sheets of consular reports, July 1-31, 1902; nos. 1381-1406. 5 il. [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] Consular Reports, July, 1902; v. 69, no. 262. xx-|-375-545 pp. il. 2 pl. 1 tab. (H. doc. 553, pt. 3.) [Monthly. These articles have appeared previously in the Advance sheets.] *15c Contents: Acetylene generator, New German. Agricultural commission, Russian; by W. R. Holloway. Agricultural machinery, American, in Switzerland; by H. H. Morgan. July , 1902 489 Consular Reports—Continued. Con tents—Con tinned. Alcohol appliances, Exhibit of, at Lima. Almonds, Jordan, in California; by B. H. Ridgely. Apples, American, in Germany; by B. F. Liefeld. Apricot kernels in France; by A. W. Tourgee. Australian tariff, Changes in; by J. P. Bray. Automobiles, Opening for, in Syria and Palestine; by G. B. Ravndal. Bahia, Waterworks, drainage, and plumbing for; by Eugene Seeger. Bathing establishments in Lyons; by J. C. Covert. Beet-sugar cultivation in Ontario; by E. N. Gunsaulus. Belize-New Orleans mail service; transmitted by W. L. Avery. Canada, Development of; by J. L. Bittinger. Canadian desire for tariff revision; by Gustave Beutelspacher. Canal improvements in France; by J. C. Covert. Celluloid, Duty on, in Germany; by J. J. Langer. Chile, Currency of; transmitted by R. E. Mansfield. —— German trade methods in; by C. C. Greene. China, Trade of, in 1901; by John Goodnow. Coal, American, in Egypt; by J. G. Long. Coal deposits, Spitzbergen; by V. E. Nelson. Cotton goods in China; by John Goodnow. Cotton thread, Market for; by R. P. Skinner. Electric lighting for railway cars, German progress in; by F. H. Mason. Electric lighting and power in Venezuela; by Louis Goldschmidt. Electric railways in Spain; by B. H. Ridgely. ---- in Switzerland; by H. H. Morgan. Electrical enterprise in Wales; transmitted by D. T. Phillips. Electricity in Canada; by J. L. Bittinger. Flour, American, in Netherlands; by F. D. Hill. Foreign reports and publications. Forests of Prussia; by G. H. Murphy. France, Suggestions to American exporters to; by Thorn well Haynes. ---- Trade opportunities in; by Thornwell Haynes. German tariff, Proposed, and Swedish joiners’ industry; by T. E. Moore. Germany, High railway speed in, electricity or steam? by F. H. Mason. ---- Spring crop outlook in; bv F. H. Mason. Gold mining in Uruguay: by A. W. Swaim. Guadeloupe, Customs duties in; by L. H. Ayme. Industrial exposition at Dusseldorf; by Peter Lieber. Labor exchange, Antwerp; by G. F. Lincoln. Lace machine, New; by S. C. McFarland. Lobster fishing in Chile; by R. E. Mansfield. Locomotives, American, in Tunis; by S. A. Touhay. Manchester exports to United States; by W. F. Grinnell. Manchuria. Trade of, in 1901; by H. B. Miller. Marble, Artificial, in Denmark; by J. C. Freeman. Meat trade at Nantes; by J. I. Brittain. Microphonograph in France. Milk flour in Sweden; by R. S. S. Bergh. Motor-boat exposition at Berlin; by F. H. Mason. Municipal socialism in Great Britain; by James Boyle. Netherlands, American trade methods in, by S. Calisch; transmitted by F. D. Hill. Norfolk Island, Trade of, by Isaac Robinson; transmitted by O. H. Baker. Notes. Ontario, United States enterprises in; by E. N. Gunsaulus. Ottoman railroads; by G. B. Ravndal. Para, Notes from; by K. K. Kenneday. Peru, Trade of, in 1901; transmitted by I. B. Dudley. Petroleum deposits in Mexico; by P. M. Griffith. Platinum mining in British Columbia: by L. E. Dudley. Pork, Price of, in Germany; by J. F. Monaghan. Pure-food laws in Mexico [decree]; transmitted by W. W. Canada. Quebec, Decline of United States trade in; by G. N. Dale. Railway material and sugar machinery, Opening for [in Brazil]; by Eugene Seeger. Rice-milling machinery, Inquiry for, in Siam; transmitted by Hamilton King. Rugs, Turkish, Decline in value of; by T. H. Norton. Russia, English vs. German trade in, by A. M. Brice; transmitted by Marshal Halstead. Saccharine, French law abrogating use of; by W. P. Atwell. Salmon in British Columbia; by A. E. Smith. Ship-subsidy bill, New French;' by A. M. Thackara. Shoes, American, in Netherlands; by F. D. Hill. Shooks, American, British demand for; by S. C. McFarland. Siberia, Notes from; by R. T. Greener. Spirit-locomotive wagon in Germany; by F. H. Mason. Steamship communication, direct, Advantages of, with the Levant; by T. H. Norton. Steamship line, New, to Vladivostock; by R. T. Greener. 490 July , 1902 Consular Reports—Continued. Contents—Continued. Sugar, Jamaica, Freight rebates on, for England: transmitted by W. B. Sorsbv. ---- Russian, Brussels conference and; by T. E. Heenan. -----West Indian, for Canada; by Joseph Haven. Sugar interests, German, since Brussels conference; bv F. H. Mason. Swiss railways; Season tickets on. Tampico, Mexico, Public works in; by S. E. Magill. Textiles, Improvements in, at Gera; by Charles Neuer. Timber market in China; by H. B. Miller. Transvaal, Imports of; transmitted by W. D. Gordon. Weaving brake, New, in Germany; by E. L. Harris. Wine exports from Bordeaux; by A. W. Tourgee. PORTO RICO Laws enacted at last session of Legislative Assembly [Jan. 7-Mar. 1, 1902]. June 20, 1902. 269 pp.' (S. doc. 418.) ROLLS AND LIBRARY BUREAU [Circular stating of what a set of laws of 57th Congress, 1st session, con- sists.] July 1, 1902. 1 p.

Treasury Department Appraisers. Conference of local appraisers [at New York, Oct.] 1902. July 12, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 85, 1902; Division of Cus- toms. ) Cuban vessels and their cargoes relieved from discriminating duties. July 7, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 83, 1902; Bureau of Navi- gation. ) Debt. Statement of public debt and cash in Treasury, July, 1902. 1 p. f° [Monthly.] Employees. Appointment of unskilled laborers under Department [in District of Columbia, regulations]. July 22, 1902. 3 pp. 4° (Dept, circular 90, 1902; Division of Appointments.) ----- Recommendations for promotion, only those made by supervising and controlling officers to be considered. July 18, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 88, 1902; Division of Appointments.) Greatfalls, Mont. Collection district of Montana and Idaho [act of Congress confirming port of entry at Greatfalls]. July 7, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 80, 1902; Division of Customs.) Naco, subport of entry in district of Arizona [act of Congress]. July 7, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 82, 1902; Division of Customs.) Packages. Entry of packed packages under act of May 1, 1876. June 26, 1902. 2 pp. 4° (Dept, circular 71, 1902; Division of Customs.) Philippine Islands. Repayments to importers of excess of deposits for unascertained duties on imports from islands. July 28, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 92, 1902; Division of Appointments.) ----- Trade with Philippines. July 5, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 79, 1902; Bureau of Navigation.) Printing. Index cards and other printing must be obtained from Government Printing Office. July 24, 1902. 2 pp. 4° (Dept, circular 91, 1902; Division of Stationery, Printing,and Blanks.) Tacoma, Wash. Entry of goods at Tacoma and Seattle for immediate transportation to other ports [act of Congress]. July 7, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 81, 1902; Division of Customs.) July , 1902 491 Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, immigration, navigation laws, etc., weekly, v. 5, nos. 27-31; July 3-31, 1902. [Depart- ment decisions numbered 23819-910 including general appraisers’ decisions 0166-89, and internal revenue decisions 539-560.] Same, index to [v. 5, nos. 1-26], Jan.-June, 1902. 38 pp. APPRAISERS Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on June 30- 'sY>y8fi84’n-9^-’ £ Z728’ \90?\t 74° (ReaPPraisement circulars 852-863, Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] AUDITOR FOR INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Instructions to clerks examining vouchers. July 1, 1902 2 nn 4° (Pension Division.) ’ AUDITOR FOR TREASURY DEPARTMENT Annual report, 1902. 21 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2272.) BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS DIVISION Comparative statement of receipts and expenditures of United States [tor month and 12 months ending June, 1901 and 19021 1 n oblong 8° [Monthly.] 1 Same [for month of July, 1901 and 1902]. 1 p. oblong 8» [Monthly ] Statement of Treasury July 2-31, 1902. Each [3] pp. 4° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] 1 COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Note .—The Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetie Snr Le+are S°ld -at °( the Survey, in Washington, and also bv one or more

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY MarwLTPriCT8ia’id,i.!JXest'?ent values of outstanding securities [June, 190^ ) Ju y1’1902, 2 PP-4° (Treasury Dept. Dept, circular 75, INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE Bottling warehouses for use of different distillers on same distillery premises. July 18, 1902. 2 pp. 4° ( [Circular] 631; Treasury Dept Dept, circular 89, 1902.) p ’ 492 July , 1902 Internal revenue. Act of Apr. 12, 1902, war-revenue repeal act, oleomargarine act of May 9, 1902, and other acts passed since compilation of internal-revenue laws, supplement 1, issued June 29, 1901. 1902. 28 pp. (Compilation of internal-revenue laws, supplement 2.) Legacies. General instructions relative to legacies under sec. 3, act of June 27, 1902. July 15, 1902. 1 p. 4° ([Circular] 630; Treasury Dept., Dept, circular 86, 1902.) ----- Rules and regulations for refunding of taxes paid by corporations, associations, societies, or individuals as trustees or executors upon bequests or legacies for uses of religious, literary, charitable, or educational character, etc. July 3, 1902. 2 pp. 4° ([Circular] 627; Treasury Dept., Dept, circular 78, 1902.) Oleomargarin. Tests for artificial coloring matter in oleomargarine. July 9, 1902. 2 pp. 4° (Circular 629.) Philippine Islands. Rules and regulations for refunding of taxes paid upon articles shipped to islands since Nov. 15, 1901. July 3, 1902. 1 P- •i0 ([Circular] 626; Treasury Dept., Dept, circular 77, 1902.) Stamps, Revenue. Rules and regulations for refunding of amounts paid for documentary stamps used on export bills of lading. July 8,1902. 1 p. 4° ([Circular] 628; Treasury Dept., Dept, circular 84, 1902.) Tobacco. Regulations respecting contents, and marking and labeling of statutory packages of tobacco, snuff, cigars, and cigarettes. July, 1902. 6 pp. (Regulations no. 8, supplement 1 revised.) LIFE-SAVING SERVICE Official register, July 1, 1902. 24 pp. [Includes list of life-saving districts and stations.] LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD Note .—The Bulletins, Beacon and Buoy Lists, and Light Lists published by the Light-House Board can be obtained, free of charge, on application to the office of the Board at Washington, the inspectors of the several lighthouse districts, the United States custom-houses, the Hydrographic Office and its branches, and the sales agents of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Bulletin 133, recent changes in aids to navigation, July 1, 1902, coasts of United States. 22 + [2] pp. 4° [Monthly.] Notice to Mariners 85-95 of 1902; July 1-24, 1902. 85-95+ [1] pp. 4° Note .—Contains notices of establishment of new lights, light-vessels, and steam- whistles, changes in buoyage, etc. LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION Circulation statement, July 1, 1902. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] Note .—Estimated population, July 1, 1902, 79,117,000; circulation per capita 828.40. Registered bonds caveated upon books of [Treasury] Department, J uly 1, 1902. 1 p. f° [Monthly.] MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE Note .—The name of this service has been changed to Public Health and Marine Hospital Service. See page 493. MINT BUREAU Values of foreign coins. July 1, 1902. [3] pp. 4° (Treasury Dept. Dept, circular 73, 1902.) NAVIGATION BUREAU Allotment of [seamen’s] wages. July 3, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Treasury Dept. Dept, circular 76, 1902.) July , 1902 493 Oaths to ownership of vessels. July 1, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Treasury Dept. Dept, circular 74, 1902.)

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE Formerly Marine Hospital Service Public Health Reports, v. 17, nos. 27-30; Julv 4-25,1902. [xviJ + 1547- 1770 pp. [Weekly.] Note .—This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service and others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is limited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Treasury Department. REGISTER OF TREASURY Assignment of United States registered bonds. July 18, 1902. 1 p. 4° (Treasury Dept. Dept, circular 87, 1902.) REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE General order [70], prescribing uniform and outfit for cadets in service. July, 1902. 5 1. Same, 71. June 27, 1902. 3 pp. Instructions for retiring boards. 1902. 12 pp. 12° SECRET SERVICE DIVISION Annual report of chief, 1902. 10 pp. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2273.) STATISTICS BUREAU Advance sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, showing details of imports and exports by articles and countries for June, 1902. 65 pp. 4° Commercial Alaska in 1901; from Summary of Commerce and Finance, May, 1902. iv 4-3937-4038 pp. 2 maps, 4° Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, June, 1902. 13 pp. 4° (Bulletin 12, series 1901-02.) [Monthly.] Great canals of the world; from Summary of Commerce and Finance, May, 1902. iii4041-4111 pp. 4° Imports and exports of United States, June, 1902. 1 p. 4° [Monthly.] Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance of United States, May, 1902; no. 11, series 1901-02. p. 3921-4325, 2 maps, 4° (H. doc. 15, pt. 11.) 35c Summary of internal commerce, May, 1902; from Summary of Com- merce and Finance, May, 1902. iii 4-4115-69 pp. 4° STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE List of masters, mates, pilots, and engineers of merchant steam, motor, and sail vessels, licensed during year ended Dec. 31, 1901. 1902. 117 pp. Pilot rules for rivers whose waters flow into Gulf of Mexico and their tributaries, and for Red River of the North, taking effect since Mar. 1,1897; added, sections of Revised Statutes applicable. 1902. 9 pp. TREASURER OF UNITED STATES Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination outstanding July 31, 1902. 1 p. oblong 24° 494 July , 1902

War Department Cuba. Response to resolution, letter from Leonard Wood relating to payments to F. B. Thurber [and others by military governor of Cuba in interest of reciprocal trade relations with United States]. July 1, 1902. 24 pp. (H. doc. 679.) Employees. Circular [promulgating order of President in regard to recommendation for promotion of any employee in classified service]. July 15, 1902. 1 p. 12° Militia. Circular [acts amending sec. 1661, Revised Statutes, making annual appropriation to provide arms and equipments for militia, with regulations respecting distribution of same, etc.]. July 1, 1902. 4 pp. 12° Penalty envelops. Circular [promulgating letter of postmaster, Wash- ington, D. C., refusing free transmission to matter from Executive Departments inclosed in penalty envelops, or having penalty labels, that do not bear words “official business”]. July 3,1902. 1 p. 12° Philippine Islands. [Letter answering charge that official positions in public school service in Philippines have been used by Protestants for proselyting purposes.] July 10, 1902. 2 pp. Secretary. Orders [authorizing John C. Scofield, chief clerk, to sign requisitions and other papers during absence of Secretary and as- sistant Secretary], July 11, 1902. 1 p. 12° ----- Same. July 17, 1902. 1 p. 12° -----Same. July 22, 1902. 1 p. 12°

ADJUTANT-GENERAL Army list and directory, officers of Army, July 20,1902; [no.] 32. 72 pp. Circular 26-30 [1902]; July 3-29, 1902. 12° Enlistments for line of Army, June, 1902. 8 pp. 12° [Monthly.] General orders 62-88 [1902]; July 1-29, 1902. 12° Infantry drill regulations, tentative. 1902. 368 pp. oblong 24° Officers. Report of adjutant-general [and of paymaster-general] showing promotions in Army [since Apr. 1, 1898] of officers who have retired within 1 year of promotion [and additional cost to Govern- ment]. July 1, 1902. 14 pp. (H. doc. 678.) Special orders 154-179 [1902]; July 1-31, 1902. 12° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] Stations of Army, July 3-31, 1902. Each [2] pp. oblong large 8° [Weekly; none issued July 10, 24.]

MILITARY INFORMATION DIVISION Target practice and remount systems abroad; arranged by E. A. Edwards and J. S. Herron. Apr. 1902. 378 pp. il. ([Publication] 35; War Dept. doc. 159.) 25c Contents: Remount systems— Austria-Hungary: by J. B. Kerr. Belgium; by Paul Goldbeck. China; bj’ Paul Goldbeck. Denmark; by W. R. Livermore. France; by T. B. Mott. Germany; by.1. B. Kerr [including article on German colonies by Paul Gold- beck] . July , 1902 495 Target practice and remount systems abroad—Continued. Contents—Continued. Great Britain; by E. B. Cassatt [including article on British colonies bv Paul Gold beck], Italy; by T. B. Mott. Japan; by Paul Goldbeck. Latin America; by Paul Goldbeck. Netherlands; by Paul Goldbeck. Norway; by W. R. Livermore. Persia; by Paid Goldbeck. Portugal: by Paul Goldbeck. Russia; from reports of Paul Goldbeck and S. L’H. Slocum. Spain; by Paul Goldbeck. Sweden; by Paul Goldbeck. Switzerland; by G. R. Cecil. Turkey; by Paul Goldbeck. Target practice— Austria-Hungary: from translations transmitted by J. B. Kerr. Denmark; by W. R. Livermore. France; by T. B. Mott. Germany; from translations transmitted by J. B. Kerr. Great Britain. Japan; transmitted by O. E. Word. Russia; by S. L’H. Slocum. Sweden; by W. R. Livermore. Switzerland: by G. R. Cecil. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT Circular 16 [1902]; July 16, 1902. 1 p. 12° Estimate of appropriation for improvement of Howard Park [D. C.]. Mar. 6, 1902. 7 pp. 1 il. (PI. doc. 438.) Information circular 1; July 1, 1902. 3 pp. 12° Special orders 19-26 [1902]; July 5-31, 1902. 12°. Statement showing rank, duties, and addresses of officers of Corps of Engineers. July 1, 1902. 26 pp. 4°

NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SURVEY Charts Note .—Lake Survey charts may be obtained of Major W. L. Fisk, Office IT. S. Lake Survey, Detroit, Mich. They will be sent by express, the express charges to be paid by the purchaser on receipt of the charts, or free by mail at the purchaser’s risk. Purchasers should indicate, when ordering the charts, whether they wish them sent by express or mail. Charlotte Harbor, N. Y., Chart of. Scale 1:5,000. July 23, 1902. 33.7 X22 in. 15c Ontario, Lake, chart 1, Stony Point and South Bay Point to Howe Island. Scale 1:80,000. July 24, 1902. 27.4 X 34.7 in. 18c St. Lawrence River, chart 6. Scale 1:30,000. July 25, 1902. 24.6 X 29 in. 15c INSULAR AFFAIRS DIVISION Monthly summary of commerce of Cuba, Feb. 1902; no. 8, series 1901-02. p. 739-837, 4° MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Circular of information for candidates seeking appointment in Medical Corps of Army. [July 18, 1902.] 12 pp. 12° Specifications for plumbing, gas-piping, and electric wiring required in post hospital to be erected at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. [1902.] 11 pp. Specifications of material and labor required in construction of post hospital at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. [1902.] 24 pp. 496 July , 1902 Q ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT Ordnance orders 9, 10 [1902]; July 1, 2, 1902. Each 2 pp. 12° PAY DEPARTMENT Monthly station list of officers, July 1, 1902. 4 pp. Stoppage circular, July 15, 1902. 7 pp. [Monthly.] QUARTERMASTER’S DEPARTMENT Roster showing stations and duties of officers. July 15 1902 6 nn [Monthly.] ‘ 11 RECORD AND PENSION OFFICE War of the Rebellion, compilation of official records of Union and Con- federate armies, additions and corrections to series 1 v. 34-53- John S. Moodey, indexer. 1902. Same, to series 2, v. 1-8. Same, to series 3, v. 1-5. Same, to series 4, v. 1-3. Same, to atlas. Same, to general index volume. SIGNAL OFFICE Orders 13, 14 [1902]; July 1, 16, 1902. 12° SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT Roster [of officers], July 1, 1902. 3 pp. [Monthly.] Smithsonian. Institution

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Note .—Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1. Shipment 30 Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 60. Nos. 19-75, except 29; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4134.) Shipment 31 Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 49. No. 10; Report of comptroller of currency, 1900, v. 2. (Serial no. 4123.) Shipment 32 Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Emergency report on surra, by D. E. Salmon and Ch. Wardell Stiles; with Bibliography of surra and allied trypanosomatic diseases, by Albert Hassall. 1902. 152 pp. + [1] 1. 112 il. 16 pl. 8° (Bulletin 42.) Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 1. No. 1; President’s message and Foreign Relations, 1900. (Serial no. 4069.) Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Forest influences. [2d edition.] 1902. 197 pp. 63 il. 8° (Bulletin 7.) Internal Revenue Office (Treasury Department). Revised regulations concerning oleomargarine, also adulterated butter and process or renovated butter, under internal-revenue laws approved Aug. 2, 1886, Oct. 1, 1890, May 9, 1902. 1902. 95 pp. 8° (Regulations no. 9, revised June, 1902.) Record and Pension Office (War Department). War of the Rebellion, compilation of official records of Union and Confederate armies, additions and corrections to series 1, v. 9, 18, 20, 23, 25-30, 33; John S. Moodey, indexer. 8° Shipment 33 Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 31. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 21st report, pt. 1, director’s report, etc. (Serial no. 4105.) Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Working plan for forest lands near Pine Bluff, Ark.; by Frederick E. Olmsted. 1902. 48 pp. 9 il. 10 pl. large 8° (Bulletin 32.) Northern and Northwestern Lakes Survey (Engineer Department, War Department). Bulletin 12b, Lake Michigan and Green Bay, to supplement information given upon charts of Great Lakes. [May 22] 1902. 70 pp. 1 tab. 4° 499 500 July , 1902

Plant Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Stock ranges of northwestern California, notes on grasses and forage plants and range conditions; by Joseph Burtt Davy. 81 pp. 4 il. 8 pl. 3 maps, large 8° (Bulletin 12.) Shipment 34 Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 37. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 21st report, pt. 6, Mineral Resources, 1899. (Serial no. 4111.)

Shipment 35 Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 115. No. 537, pt. 2; National Museum report, 1900. (Serial no. 4189.) Shipment 36 Agriculture, Department of. Bureau of Animal Industry order 33 [amendment 2], order 93 [amendment 14], order 94, 95; June 21-26, 1902. 8° [Consist of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and quarantine of cattle, etc. Amendment 1 to order 33 was issued as order 78.] Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 68. No. 556, 4 pts.; Consular Reports, Sept.-Dec. 1901, v. 67, nos. 252-255. (Serial no. 4142.) Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture). Bedbug, cimex lectularius Linn., byC. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from Bulletin 4, new series. [June 15, 1902.] 8 pp. 3 il. 8" (Circular 47, 2d series.) ----- House centipede, scutigera forceps Raf., by C. L. Marlatt; from Bulletin 4, new series. [June 10, 1902.] 4 pp. 2 il. 8° (Circular 48, 2d series.) ----- Silver fish, lepisma saccharina Linn., by C. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from Bulletin 4, new series. [June 20, 1902.] 4 pp. 2 il. 8° (Circular 49, 2d series.) ----- White ant, termes flavipes Koll., by C. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from Bulletin 4, new series. [June 30, 1902.] 8 pp. 4 il. 8° (Circular 50, 2d series.) Experiment Stations Office (Department of Agriculture). Experiment Station Record, v. 13, no. 9. 1902. viii 4- 807-906 pp. 1 pl. 8° -----Experiment Station Work, v. 1, including Experiment Station Work 1-20 [title-page, contents, index, etc.]. 1902. xiv + xviii pp. 8° Public Road Inquiries Office (Department of Agriculture). Going in debt for good roads; address by Judge Thayer, Council Bluffs, May 24, 1893. Jan. 16, 1897. 6 pp. 8° (Circular 26.) Weather Bureau (Department of Agriculture). Proceedings of 2d convention of Weather Bureau officials, Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 27-29, 1901; edited by James Berry and W. F. R. Phillips. 1902. 246 pp. il. 11 pl. 28 maps, 8° (Bulletin 31.)

Shipment 37 Congress. Congressional Record, proceedings and debates of 57th Con- gress, 1st session, also special session of Senate, v. 35 [pt. 1, Mar. 4, 1901-Jan. 27, 1902]. 1902. [3]+ 1-1008 pp. 4° July , 1902 501

Shipment 38 Congress. 56th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 39. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 21st report, pt. 7, Black and Grand prairies, Tex. (Serial no. 4113.) Shipment 38} Insular Affairs Division (War Department). Reports on law of civil government in territory subject to military occupation by military forces of United States; by Charles E. Magoon. 1902. 808 pp. 8° Justice, Department of. Official opinions of Attorneys-General [Dec. 1899-Feb. 1902]; edited by John L. Lott and James A. Finch. 1902. v. 23, xxxv + 719 pp. 8° Shipment 39 Congress. Congressional Record, proceedings and debates of 57th Con- gress, 1st session, also special session of Senate, v. 35 [pt. 2, Jan. 27- Feb. 22, 1902]. [3] + 1009-2080 pp. 4°

INDEX

TO THE CATALOGUE FOR JULY, 1902

[Names of Senators and Representatives in Congress are printed in Italics.] Page Page Accident bulletin...... 497 Appropriations, deficiency...... 476 Accidents, railroads...... 497 57th Congress, history...... 475 Acetylene gas...... 481 sundry civil...... 475 Acetylene generator, German...... 488 see also bureaus and objects. Acid, phosphoric...... 479 Appropriations Committees...... 475 Acts, see Laws. Apricot kernels, France...... 489 Actuary, Govt., see Govt, actuary. Aqueduct Bridge, D. C...... 477 Adjutant-general...... 494 Aransas Harbor Terminal Ry. Co...... 477 Adulteration, of food...... 479 Arc lighting, see Electric lighting. Advance sheets of consular reports... 488 Architect of Capitol, see Capitol Build- Aerodynamics...... 496 ing and Grounds Supt. Africa, west coast...... 486 Argentina...... 488 Agric. Chemists, Official, Assoc, of.... 479 Argentine Republic, see Argentina. Agricultural commission, Russia...... 488 Arkansas, hot springs...... 483 Agricultural experiment stations...... 480 Arkansas Hot Springs Reservation, see Agricultural machinery, American, Hot Springs, Ark. in Switzerland ....'...... 488 Arms, for militia...... 494 Agriculture, see Census Office. Army, certificates of discharge...... 476 Agriculture Department...... 479 enlistment...... 494 employees...... 480 officers, list ...... 494 publications of...... 480 officers, promotion...... 494 Agulhas, Cape...... 486 stations...... 494 Air, exploration by kites...... 481 Army of Santiago de Cuba, Society of. 477 Alaska, commerce...... 493 Arsenic, production...... 483 judges, etc...... 485 Arsenical insecticides...... 479 Alcohol appliances, exhibit, Lima.... 489 Artificial marble, Denmark...... 489 Alcoholic liquors, see Liquors. Asbestos, production...... 483 Alexandria, Va., Washington Monu- Ascension Island...... 486 ment Association...... 477 Ash...... 479 Alkalies...... 479 Asiatic waters, typhoons in...... 486 Allison, William B...... 475 Association of LeatherTradesChemists 479 Almonds, Jordan, in California...... 489 Assoc, of Official Agric. Chemists...... 479 Aluminum scales on thermometers... 482 Associations, road...... 480 American educational history, Con- taxes on legacies...... 492 tributions to, see Contributions Atlantic Coast, coal...... 484 to Amer, educational history. coast pilot...... 491 American Nautical Almanac, 1903.... 487 Atmosphere, see Air. American Republics Bureau...... 488 Attorney-General, see Justice Dept. Amer. Republics. Internat. Union of.. 488 Attorneys, district...... 485 Ammonium sulphate...... 479 district, Alaska...... 485 Amoor Gulf, see Amur Gulf. Auditor for Interior Department...... 491 Amoor River, see Amur River. Auditor for Treasury Department .... 491 Amur Gulf, chart...... 487 Australia, tariff...... 489 Amur River, chart...... 487 Austria-Hungary, commercial treaty Anacostia & Potomac River R. R. Co. 476 with Mexico...... 488 Analysis, soil...... 479 remount system...... 494 Animal Industry Bureau orders...... 479 target practice...... 495 Animal life...... 481 Automobiles, Syria and Palestine .... 489 Animal products...... 483 Bahia (city), waterworks...... 489 Anthracite, Pennsylvania...... 484 Baltimore,’ Md., temperature...... 481 Antwerp, labor exchange...... 489 Banks and banking, see Nat. banks. Appalachian Mountains, coal...... 484 Barber, 1.1...... 475 hydrography...... 484 Barites, production...... 484 Apples, American, in Germany...... 489 Barometric wave...... 481 Appointments Division...... 490 Barytes, see Barites. Appraisers...... 491 Bathing establishments, Lyons...... 489 aecisions...... 491 Bay, see name of bay. local, conference...... 490 Bear, Sol, & Co...... 475 Philadelphia and Boston...... 476 Beebe, Francis M...... 475 9267—No. 91—02----- 3 i II July , 1902

Page Page Beet sugar, Ontario...... 489 Cattie, inspection and quarantine...... 479 United States...... 479 transportation...... 479 Belgium, remount system...... 494 Celluloid, German duty on...... 489 Belize, mail service to New Orleans .. 489 Census, 12th, see Census Office. Bequests, taxes...... 492 Census bulletins, see Census Office. Berlin, motor-boat exposition...... 489 Census Office...... 483 Biafra, Bight of...... 486 report, 1901...... " ” 482 Bibliography, of anthracite coal field Census reports, see Census Office. of Pennsylvania...... 484 Centipeds...... 480 of coal field of Atlantic coast...... 484 Central America, see American Repub- of coal field of eastern interior...... 484 lics Bureau. of crime, pauperism, etc...... 478 Certificates of discharge...... 476 of education in Nebraska...... 483 Chalfant, James A...... 475 of milk in relation to health...... 477 Channel, see name of channel. of peat...... 484 Charlotte, N. Y., chart...... 495 of platinum and associated metals. 484 Charts, see Maps and charts. see also Catalogue. Chemistry Bureau...... 479 Bight, see name of bight. Chemists, Official Agric., Assoc, of... 479 Bills, 57th Congress, history...... 475 Cherokee Indians...... 476 Bills of lading...... 492 Chesapeake Bay, coast pilot...... 491 Biological Survey Division...... ’’’ 479 Chicago and Erie Railroad Company. 476 Bison, preservation of...... 483 Chicago and State Line R. R. Co...... 476 Bituminous coal...... 484 Chickasaw Indians...... 476 Bolivia, commerce with U.S...... 488 Chile...... 488,489 railroad to Argentina...... 488 lobster fishing...... 489 Bonds, Hawaii...... 478 tobacco from Cuba...... 488 Bonds of United States...... " 493 China, cotton goods...... 489 see also Government actuary— remount system...... 494 Loans and Currency Division. timber market...... 490 Bookkeeping and Warrants Division . 491 trade, 1901...... 489 Books, copyrighted...... 497 Chinook winds...... 481 Boots and shoes...... 483 Choctaw Indians...... 476 American, in Netherlands...... 489 Christie, Albion M...... 476 Bordeaux, wine exports...... 490 Christie, Luke...... 476 Boston, Mass., appraisers...... 476 Christmas, Walter...... 478 fishery products...... 497 Chromic iron ore...... 484 Bottineau, N. Dak., school of forestry' 478 Chromite...... ?...... 484 Bottling warehouses...... 491 Church. William L...... 476 Brake, weaving, in Germany...... 490 Cigarettes...... 477,492 Branding, of food...... 477 Cigars...... 477,492 Brazil...... 488 Circuit courts, see Courts of U. S. railroads...... ' ’ ‘ ’ 489 Circulars, see Dept., etc., issuing them. Breadstuffs, exports...... 493 Circulation of currency...... 492 Breeding, of plants...... ' 480 Civil service, see Civil Service Comn. Bridges, see names of rivers bridged. Civil Service Commission...... 496 British, see Great Britain. Civil War, official records...... 496 British Columbia, platinum...... 489 Claims, bubonic plague, Hawaii...... 478 salmon...... 489 see also Fourth of July claims— Brown Channel, chart...... ' 487 names of claimants. Brussels, sugar conference...... 490 Clerks of U. S. courts, Alaska...... 485 Bubonic plague, Hawaii, claims...... 478 Climate...... 431 Buildings, public, see Public buildings. Climate and Crop Bulletin...... 481 Bulletins, see bureaus issuing bulletins. Climate and Crop Service...... 481 Bump, George E...... 475 Climate correspondents...... 481 Butter...... 479 Coal...... 484 Cadets, Revenue Cutter Service...... 493 American, in Egypt...... 489 Calendars of House, 57th Cong. 1st sess . 478 Spitzbergen...... 439 California, Jordan almonds...... 489 Coast and Geodetic Survey...... 491 trade with Mexico...... 488 Coast pilot...... 491 Calumet River, bridges...... 476 Cockroaches...... 480 Canada ...... 489 Coffee, Costa Rica...... 488 bison...... 483 Coins, foreign...... 492 electricity...... 489 see also Currency. West Indian sugar...... '' ’" " I 490 Colleges, meteorology in...... 481 Canals...... 493 Collisions of trains...... 497 France...... '. \\ ’ ’ ” 489 interoceanic...... ’ ’ ’ ’' 488 Columbia Institution for Deaf and Cannon, Joseph G...... ' ’ 475 Dumb, report, 1901...... 482 Cannon...... 477 Columbus Memorial Library...... 488 Cape, see name of cape. Commerce, foreign...... 488 Cape Breton Island...... 486 internal...... 493 Capitol, building...... 477 see also Exports—Imports—names Capitol, Architect of, see Capitol Build- of countries and places. ing and GroundsSuperintendent. Commerce and Finance, Monthly Sum- Capitol Building and Grounds Super- mary...... 493 intendent, report, 1901..... 482 advance sheets...... 493 Casualties, see Accidents. Commissary-gen., see Subsistence Dept. Catalogue, of copyrights...... 497 Commissioners, court, Alaska...... 485 of public documents...... 497 Committee reports, House...... 478 Cattle, food for...... 479 Senate...... 478 July , 1902 in

Page Page Comptroller of currency...... 491 Denmark, remount system...... 494 Condition of Treasury...... 490,491 target practice...... 495 Confederates, pensions...... 477 Depositories, shipments to...... 499 Conference Committees...... 475 Derailments, of trains...... 497 Congress...... 475 Designs, see Official Gazette. Congressional documents, bound vols. 478 Des Moines, Iowa, hospital...... 495 Congressional Library, see Library of Detroit, Mich., statue of A. Macomb .. 477 Congress. Detroit River, sailing directions...... 486 Congressional Record...... 475 Devens, Charles, statue...... 477 Consular Reports...... 488 Dew point...... 481 advance sheets...... 488 Diplomatic list...... 488 Consular service...... 488 Diplomatic service...... 488 Con trib. to Amer, educational history. 483 Directory, Army...... 494 Contributions to knowledge...... 496 Disbursements, see Expenditures. Copyright Office...... 497 Discharge, certificates...... 476 Copyrights, see Copyright Office. Diseases, climatic elements...... 481 Corporations, taxes on legacies...... 492 Distillers...... 491 Corps of Engineers, see Engineer De- District attorneys, see Attorneys. partment, Army. District courts, see Courts of U. S. Corpus Christi Channel, see Morris and District of Columbia, employees in Cummings Ship Channel. Agriculture Dept...... 479,480 Costa Rica...... 488 employees in Treasury Dept...... 490 Cotton, exports...... 493 Howard Park...... 495 Cotton goods, China...... 489 see also District of Columbia Com- Cotton-seed meal...... 479 mittee, Senate—Laws. Cotton thread...... 489 District of Columbia Com., Senate.... 477 Court commissioners, see Comrs., court. Documentary stamps...... 492 Court-martial orders...... 486 Documents, bound volumes...... 478 Courts-martial, see Court-martial or- monthly catalogue...... 497 ders. sale, etc., by Interior Department. 482 Courts of U. S., decisions, patents...... 485 shipments to depositories...... 499 meteorological records...... 481 Documents Office ...... 497 see also J ustice Department. Documents, Superintendent of, see Cream, see Milk. Documents Office. Criminals...... 478 Dominican Republic, see Santo Do- Crop Bulletin...... 481 mingo. Crop correspondents...... 481 Drainage, Bahid, Brazil...... 489 Crop Reporter...... 480 Drill regulations, infantry...... 494 Crops...... 481 Drugs, examiner at Philadelphia...... 477 Germany...... 489 Duluth, Pierre & Black Hills R. R. Co. 477 Cryolite, production...... 484 Dunlap, Lizzie...... 476 Cuba...... 488,494 Dusseldorf, industrial exposition...... 489 climate and crop service in...... 481 Duties, see Tariff—names of articles commerce...... 495 imported. patents and trade-marks...... 485 East Wash. Heights Traction R. R. Co. 476 tonnage dues...... 478 Ecuador, trade, 1901 ...... 488 vessels...... 490 Edgington, George W...... 476 Currency, Chile...... 489 Education, see Education Bureau. see also Comptroller of currency— Education Bureau...... 483 Loans and Currency Division— Egypt, American coal...... 489 Treasurer of United States. Electric lighting...... 489 Custom-houses, civil service...... 496 Electric railroads...... 489 forecasts on...... 482 Customs duties, see Tariff—names of Electric wiring...... 495 articles imported. Electricity...... 489 Customs service, Greatfalls, Mont...... 490 for German railroads...... 489 Naco, Ariz...... 490 Venezuela...... 489 Seattle and Tacoma...... 477,490 Employees, see names of Departments Daily postal bulletin...... 488 and bureaus. Dairy products...... 479 Engineer Corps, see Engineer Depart- false branding...... 477 ment, Army. Dalzell, John...... 478 Engineer Department, Army...... 495 Dams, see names of rivers and places. Engineers, vessels...... 493 Danish, see Denmark. England, see Great Britain. Danish West India Islands, Select Com- Enlistment, Army...... 494 mittee to Investigate Facts Con- Entomology, see Entomology Division. nected with Purchase of.. 478 Entomology Division...... 480 Danish West Indies, see West Indies. Envelops, penalty...... 494 Dayton, Ohio, Soldiers’ Home...... 477 Equator crossings, see Pilot charts. Deaf, Columbia Inst, for, report, 1901. 482 Equipment Bureau...... 486 Deaths, statistics...... 483 Equipments, for militia...... 494 Debt, see Public debt. Erie, Lake, sailing directions...... 486 Decisions, land...... ,...... 483 Europe, see names of countries. patents...... 485 Executors...... 492 pension...... 482 Exhibitions, see Expositions. Treasury...... 491 Expenditures...... 491 Decrees, see Laws. Experiment Station Record...... 480 Defective classes...... 478 Experiment stations, agricultural, see Deficiency appropriations...... 476 Agric. experiment stations. Denmark^ artificial marble...... 489 Experiment Stations Office...... 480 IV July , 1902

Page Page Exporters, American, to France...... 489 Germany, celluloid, duty on...... 489 Exports...... 493 colonies, remount systems...... 494 see also countries and places. electric lighting for railway cars... 489 Expositions, see names of expositions— pork...... 489 places where held. remount system...... 494 Farm animals, see Live stock. spirit-locomotive wagon...... 489 Farming machinery, see Agricultural. sugar interests...... 490 Farms ...... 483 target practice...... 495 Feeding stuffs, see Food for cattle. trade in Chile...... 489 Fiber, pentosan-free crude...... 479 trade in Russia...... 489 Filipinos, see Philippines. weaving brake...... 490 Finance, Commerce and, Monthly Glass...... 483 Summary, see Commerce and Gloucester, Mass., fishery products... 497 Finance, Monthly Summary. Gold mining, Uruguay..’...... 489 Findley, Jacob...... 475 Gough Island...... 486 Firearms, see Arms. Government actuary...... 491 Fish Commission...... 497 Government bonds, 'see Govt, actuary— Fisheries, see Fish Commission. Loans and Currency Division. Fishes, see Fish Commission. Govt, documents, see Documents. Florida, climate and crops...... 481 Govt. Hospital for Insane, report, 1901. 482 Flour, American, in Netherlands .... 489 Government Printing Office...... 497 Fluorspar, production...... 484 printing for Treasury Dept...... 490 Fog...... 481 Graham, William T., alias...... 476 Food...... 479 Granitnui Bay, chart...... 486 adulteration...... 479 Graphite, production...... 484 false branding...... 477 Great Britain, American shooks...... 489 pure, laws in Mexico...... 489 colonies, remount systems...... 495 Food for cattle...... 479 Jamaican sugar...... •...... 490 Foraker, Joseph B...... 478 municipal socialism...... 489 Forecasters...... 481 remount system...... 495 Forecasts...... 481 target practice...... 495 night...... 481 trade in Russia...... 489 rivers...... 482 Great Plains, prairie-dogs...... 479 street cars...... 482 Greatfalls, Mont., port of entry...... 490 temperature...... 482 Guadeloupe, customs duties..’...... 489 value of dew point...... 481 Guatemala...... 488 Foreign coins, see Coins, foreign. Gulf, see name of gulf. Foreign Commerce Bureau ...... 488 Guns, see Arms. Foreign Mail Service...... 487 Hammond, Caroline A...... 476 Forest reserves, see names of reserves. Hammond, Ind., bridge...... 476 Forestry, school of, Bottineau, N. Dak. 478 Hanger, Jacob L...... 476 Forestry Bureau, Agriculture Dept... 480 Hardwoods...... 480 Forests, Prussia...... 489 Hawaii, bubonic plague claims...... 478 Forts, see places where located. Health, see Public health. Foundlings, Washington Hospital for, Health Reports, see Public Health Rps. report, 1901...... 482 Hemp, in United States...... 480 Fourth of July claims...... 477 Hogs, Germany...... 489 France...... 489 Honduras, commercial treaty with apricot kernels...... 489 France...... ’...... 488 canals...'...... 489 Hosack, William S...... 476 commerce with Mexico...... 488 Hospitals, see places where located. commercial treaty with Honduras. 488 Hot Springs, Ark...... 483 microphonograph...... 489 report, 1901...... 482 remount system...... 494 House centiped...... 480 saccharin...... 489 House of Representatives...... 478 ship subsidy bill...... 489 Howard Park, D. C...... 495 target practice...... 495 Howard University, report, 1901...... 482 Freedmen’s Hospital, report, 1901...... 482 Howe Island...... ’...... 495 Freeman, Jason E...... 476 Hufinuco, Peru, ruins...... 488 French, see France. Hudson River...... 477 Fruit...... 480 Hungary, see Austria. unmerchantable...... 479 Huron, Lake, sailing directions...... 486 Fundy, Bay of, sailing directions...... 486 Hyde Park, HL, bridge...... 476 Fungicides...... 479 Hydrographic bulletin...... 486 Gas-piping...... 495 Hydrographic Office...... 486 General appraisers, see Appraisers. Hydrography Division...... 484 General Grant Nat. Park, see Sequoia Idaho...... 485 and Gen. Grant Nat. Parks. Immigration, decisions...... 491 General Land Office, see Land Office, New York City...... 488 General. Implements, agricultural, see Agricul- General orders, adjutant-general...... 494 tural machinery. Navy Department...... 486 Import tax, see Tariff—names of arti- Revenue Cutter Service...... 493 cles imported. Generator, acetylene...... 488 Importers...... 490 Geological Survey...... 483 Imports...... 493 Geology, see Geological Survey. see also countries and places. Gera, textiles...... 490 Index, to Congressional Record...... 475 Germany...... 489 to labor reports...... 497 acetylene generator...... 488 to patent decisions...... 485 American apples...... 489 to Treasury decisions...... 491 July , 1902 v

Page Page Indian lands, Cherokee Nation...... 476 Leather Trades Chemists, Association Indian Territory, mine inspector, re- of...... 479 port, 1901...... 482 Legacies...... 492 Industrial exposition, Dusseldorf...... 489 Legislation, see Laws. Infantry, drill regulations...... 494 Levant, steamship line to U. S...... 489 Inner Harbor, see Tikhaya Pristan Hr. Leyte, chart...... 486 Insane, Govt. Hospital for, report, 1901. 482 Libraries, see names of libraries. Insecticides...... 479 Library Committee, House...... 478 Insects, see Entomology Division. Library of Congress...... 497 Inspection, of cattle...... 479 Library of State Department, see Rolls Instruments, meteorological...... 481 and Library Bureau. musical...... 483 Life-Saving Service...... 492 Instruments and Exposure Section... 481 Life-saving stations...... 492 Insular Affairs Division...... 495 Light-House Board...... 492 Interior Department...... 482 Light-House Establishment, see Light- Interior Department, Auditor for, see House Board. Auditor. Lightning, recorders...... 481 Internal commerce...... , 493 Lima, alcohol appliances exhibit...... 489 Internal revenue, decisions...... 491 Lincoln forest reserve...... 478 see also Internal Revenue Office. Liquors...... 479 Internal Revenue Office...... , 491 Lithium, production...... 484 International Association of Leather Live stock...... 483 Trades Chemists...... 479 Argentina...... 488 Internal. Union of Amer. Republics.. 488 see also Cattle—Hogs. Interoceanic canals, Isthmian canal Loans and Currency Division...... 492 law...... 488 Lobsters, Chile...... 489 Interstate Commerce Commission.... 497 Locks, Pond River...... 477 Intoxicants, see Liquors. Locomotives, American, in Tunis .... 489 Inventions, see Patent Office. Louisiana, agriculture...... 483 Irrigation...... 477 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, post- Irrigation papers...... 484 ponement...... 478 Isthmian canal, see Interoceanic ca- Luman, Anne M...... 476 nals. Lynch, Susan B...... 476 Italy, remount system...... 495 Lyons, bathing establishments...... 489 Jamaica, sugar...... 490 McArthur, Nancy J...... 476 Japan, remount system...... 495 McClain, P. A...... 476 steamship line’to Vladivostok...... 489 McCleary, Janies T...... 478 target practice...... 495 Machinery, lace...... 489 Johnson, Edwin P...... 476 rice-milling, Slam...... 489 Joiners’ industry, Sweden...... 489 sugar, Brazil...... 489 Joint resolutions, see Bills—Laws. see also Agricultural. Jordan almonds, in California...... 489 Mackinac, Straits of...... 486 Judges...... 485 Macloon, Henry P...... 476 Alaska...... 485 Macomb, Alexander, statue...... 477 Judiciary Committee, House...... 478 McPhee, Angus A...... 476 Justice Department...... 485 Mail service, see Postal service. Justices, see Judges. Mallicoat, Daniel L...... 476 Kansas Indians, see Kaw Indians. Man...... 481 Kaw Indians...... 477 Manchester, exports to U. S...... 489 Kentucky, agriculture...... 483 Manchuria, trade, 1901...... 489 Key West, Fla...... 491 Manufactures, see Census Office. Kites...... 481 Maps and charts, Hydrographic Office. 486 Labels, penalty...... 494 Land Office, General...... 485 see also Official Gazette. Northern and Northwestern Lakes Labor, see Labor Department. Survey...... 495 Labor Department...... 497 Weather Bureau...... 482 Labor Employment Board...... 480 Marble, John...... 482 Labor exchange, Antwerp...... 489 Marble, artificial, in Denmark...... 489 Laboratory, for study of criminals.... 478 Marine Hospital Service, see Public Lace machine...... 489 Health and Marine Hospital Lake survey charts, see Northern and Service. Northwestern Lakes Survey. Mariners, Notice to, see Notice to Mar- Lakes, see names of lakes. iners. Land Office, General...... 485 Marshals...... 485 decisions...... 483 Alaska...... 485 Lands, Indian, see Indian lands, Maryland, bituminous coal...... 484 public, see Public lands. climatological studies ...... 481 Lanterns, storm-warning...... 481 Masters of vessels...... 493 Latin America, remount system...... 495 Mates...... 493 see also American Republics Bureau. Maynard, Absolum...... 476 Lauchly, John H...... 476 Meat, Nantes...... 489 Laws...... 475 Medical climatology...... 481 internal revenue...... 492 Medical Corps, Army...... 495 Isthmian canal...... 488 Medical Department, Army...... 495 Porto Rico...... 490 Medicine Bow forest reserve...... 479 prints and labels...... 485 Melkovodnaya Bay, chart...... 486 pure food, Mexico...... 489 Meteorological instruments...... 481 trade-mark, Paraguay...... 488 Meteorological observatories...... 481 Venezuela, foreigners...... 488 Meteorology...... 487 Leather, United States...... 488 see also Weather Bureau. VI July , 1902

Page Page Mexico...... 488 Norfolk Island, trade...... 489 petroleum deposits...... 489 North Carolina, forecasting for rivers. 482 pure food laws...... 489 North Dakota, school of forestry...... 478 Mexico, Gulf of...... 493 North River, see Hudson River.' Michael Seymour, Port, chart...... 486 Northern and Northwestern Lakes Microphonograph, France...... 489 Survey...... 495 Military Information Division...... 494 Norway, remount system...... 495 Military posts, Des Moines, Iowa...... 495 Notice to Mariners, Coast and Geodetic Militia...... 494 Survey...... 491 Milk...... 477 Hydrographic Office...... 486 Milk flour, Sweden...... 489 Light-House Board...... 492 Miller, William G...... 476 Nova Scotia...... 486 Mineral oils, see Petroleum. Nutrition, see Food. Mineral Resources, 1901, separates. 483,484 Oakley, Ebenezer W...... 476 Miners, protection of...... 477 Oaths, of ownership of vessels...... 493 Mines, ventilation in...... 477 Observatories, meteorological...... 481 Mint Bureau...... 492 Ocean mail service, see Foreign Mail Mississippi, agriculture...... 483 Service. Mississippi River, river-stage forecasts. 482 Officers, Engineer Corps...... 495 Mississippi Valley, river gages...... 482 Pay Department, Army...... 496 Missouri, agriculture...... 483 Quartermaster’s Department...... 496 Missouri River, bridge at Pierre, S. Dak. 477 Subsistence Department...... 496 Molybdenum, production...... 484 see also Army. Monazite, production...... 484 Official Gazette...... 485 Money, see Currency. Official Postal Guide...... 487 Monthly Summary of Commerce and Ohio, agriculture...... 483 Finance, see Commerce and Fi- bituminous coal...... 484 nance, Monthly Summary. Ohffi River, river-stage forecasts...... 482 Monuments, Princeton, N.J...... 478 Oil, see Petroleum. Worcester County, Mass...... 477 Oklahoma, agriculture...... 483 Moody, Malcolm A ...... 478 Kaw Indians...... 477 Moore, Mary J...... 476 Oleomargarin...... 492 Morris and Cummings Ship Channel. 477 artificial coloring matter...... 492 Mortality statistics, see Vital statistics. Omaha, Nebr., quartermaster’s ware- Motor-boat exposition, Berlin...... 489 house ...... 477 Mount Graham forest reserve...... 479 Ontario, beet sugar...... 489 Mountain roads...... 480 U. S. enterprises...... '...... 489 Municipal socialism, Great Britain... 489 Ontario, Lake, chart...... 495 Murdock, Alexander...... 476 sailing directions...... 486 Musical instruments...... 483 Orders, see Animal Industry Bureau— Myers, John A...... 479 Court-martial—General —Navy- Naco, Ariz., subport of entry...... 490 yard — Ordnance — Postal serv- Nalley, Elizabeth A...... 476 ice—Signal Office—Special or- Nantes, meat trade...... 489 ders. National banks...... 491 Ordnance Department...... 496 National Home for Disabled Volunteer Ordnance orders...... 496 Soldiers, see National Soldiers’ Ottoman Empire, see Turkey. Home. Pacific Coast, wheat ports ..'...... 480 National Soldiers’ Home...... 497 Pacific Islands and Porto Rico Com .. 478 branch at Dayton, Ohio...... 477 Pacific Ocean, pilot charts...... 486 Nautical Almanac Office...... 487 Packages...... 490 Navajo Reservation...... 477 Palestine, automobiles...... 489 Naval Observatory...... 487 Paper currency...... 493 Navigation, aids...... 486,492 Papers, waste,'House...... 478 decisions...... 491 Para...... 489 Navigation Bureau, Navy Dept...... 487 Paraguay, trade-mark law...... 488 NavigationBureau, Treasury Dept. 490,492 Parks, see names of existing parks. Navy, appropriations...... 477 Patent Office...... 485 regulations, 1900 ...... 486 report, 1901 ...... 482 Navy Department...... 485 Patents, see Patent Office. appropriations...... 477 Paupers...... 478 Navy-yard order...... 486 Pay Corps, Navy...... 487 Navy-yards, see Navy-yard order. Pay Department, Army...... 494,496 Nebraska, education in...... 483 Paymaster-gen., Army, see Pay Dept. Netherlands, American flour...... 489 Paymaster-gen., Navy, see Supplies American shoes...... 489 and Accounts Bureau. American trade in...... 489 Payne, Sereno E...... 478 remount system...... 495 Peat...... 484 New Mexico, mine inspector, rp., 1901. 482 Penalty envelops...... 494 New Orleans, mail service to Belize... 489 Penalty labels...... 494 N. Y., Chicago and St. Louis R. R. Co.. 476 Pennsylvania, anthracite...... 484 New York City, appraisers’ conference. 490 bituminous coal...... 484 immigration...... 488 Pension Office, report, 1901 ...... 482 New York Harbor...... 477 Pensions, decisions...... 482 Newspapers, forecasters and...... 481 ex-Confederates...... 477 Night forecasts...... 481 vouchers...... 491 Nitrate Association, Chile...... 488 Pentosan-free crude fiber...... 479 Nitrification of ammonium sulphate Persia, remount system...... 495 in soils...... 479 Peru...... 488 Nitrogen...... 479 trade, 1901...... 489 July , 1902 VII

Page Page Petroleum, exports...... 493 Publications, Agriculture Dept...... 480 Mexico...... 489 Publications Division...... 480 production...... 488 Puerto Rico, see Porto Rico. Pfusung River, chart...... 487 Pure food laws in Mexico...... 489 Phelps, Susan A...... 476 Quarantine, of cattle...... 479 Phenology...... 481 Quartermaster-general, see Quarter- Philadelphia, Pa., appraisers .... 476 master’s Department. drug examiner...... 477 Quartermaster’s Department...... 496 Philippines...... 490,492 warehouse at Omaha, Nebr...... 477 civil government...... 477 Quebec, United States trade...... 489 public schools...... 494 Quesada, Gonsalo de...... 488 refund of duties on articles from .. 478 Quintana Roo...... 488 Phillips, Kate O...... 476 Railroad tickets, Switzerland...... 490 Phosphoric acid...... ♦...... 479 Railroads, accidents...... 497 Pierre, S. Dak., bridge...... 477 Argentina to Bolivia...... 488 Pigs, see Hogs. Brazil...... 489 Pilot charts...... 486 electric lighting...... 489 Pilot rules...... 493 Germany...... 489 Pilots...... 493 Turkey...... 489 Plague, bubonic, Hawaii...... 478 see also Electric railroads. Plant Industry Bureau...... 480 Railroads Comr., report, 1901...... 482 Plants, breeding of...... 480 Railway Mail Service...... 488 influence of climate on...... 481 Railways, see Railroads. Platinum...... 484 Rainfall, recording device...... 482 British Columbia...... 489 see also Climate and Crop Bulletin. Plum Creek timber land reserve...... 477 Ramsay, F. Y...... 476 Plumbing...... 495 Ramsay, Joseph...... :...... 476 Bahia, Brazil...... 489 Reappraisements...... 491 Plummer, Warren C...... 476 Rebellion, see Civil War. Pocatello, Idaho...... 485 Receipts and expenditures...... 491 Pond River, locks and dams...... 477 Record, Congressional...... 475 Population...... 492 Record and Pension Office...... 496 Uruguay, 1901...... 488 Red River of the North...... 493 Pork, see Hogs. Register, Life-Saving Service...... 492 Port, see name of port. Register of copyrights, see Copyright Port of entry, see name of port. Office. Porto Rico...... 490 Register of Treasury...... 493 climate and crop service in...... 482 Registered bonds ..'...... 493 public lands and buildings...... 477 see also Loans and Currency Div. refund of duties on articles from .. 478 Remount systems...... 494 Portugal, remount system...... 495 Renovatedbutter, see Butter. Post-Office Department...... 487 Representatives, see House of Repre- Postal bulletin, daily...... 488 sentatives. Postal Guide, official...... 487 Reservations, see names of reserva- Postal service, Belize-New Orleans ... 489 tions. orders...... 488 Reserves, forest, see names of reserves. see also Post-Office Department. Resolutions, joint, see Bills—Laws. Potash...... 479 Retiring boards, Revenue Cutter Serv. 493 Prairie-dogs...... 479 Revenue, see Internal revenue—War- Precipitation, see Rainfall. . revenue act. President of United States...... 478 Revenue Cutter Service...... 493 Press bulletin...... 480 Revenue stamps, see Stamps, revenue. Princeton, N. J., battle commemorated 478 Rice-milling machinery, Siam...... 489 Printing, Treasury Department...... 490 River gages...... 482 Private laws...... 475 Rivers...... 493 Proclamations of President...... 478 forecasting for...... 482 Promotions, army officers...... •...... 494 Roads, wagon road grants, settlers.... 477 Proselyters, Philippines...... 494 see also Public Road Inquiries Office. Protestants, Philippines...... 494 Robberies, train...... 477 Provisions, exports...... 493 Roberts, William C...... 476 Prussia, forests...... 489 Rocky Mountains, coal...... 484 Public buildings, Porto Rico...... 477 Rolls and Library Bureau ...... 490 Public debt...... 490 Roster, of Quartermaster’s Dept...... 496 Public documents, see Documents. of Subsistence Department...... 496 Public health...... 477 Rugs, Turkish...... 489 Public Health and Marine Hospital Rural free delivery, weather symbols Service...... 477,493 on wagons...... 482 Public Health Reports...... 493 Russia, agricultural commission...... 488 Public lands, decisions...... 483 English vs. German trade...... 489 Porto Rico...... 477 remount system...... 495 see also Land Office, General. sugar...... 490 Public Lands Committee, House...... 478 target practice...... 495 Public laws...... 476 Saccharin, France...... 489 Public printer, see Government Print- Sailing routes, see Pilot charts. ing Office. Sailing vessels, masters, etc...... 493 Public Road Inquiries Office...... 480 Sailors, wages...... 492 Public schools, see Schools, public. St. Clair River, sailing directions...... 486 Public works, Guatemala...... 488 St. Eustaphia Bay, chart...... 487 Tampico, Mexico...... 490 St. Helena Island...... 486 VIII July , 1902

Page Page St. Lawrence River, chart...... 495 Special orders, adjutant-general...... 494 St. Louis, Mo., exposition, see Louisi- Engineer Department...... 495 ana Purchase Exposition. Navy Department...... 486 St. Marys River, sailing directions.... 486 Specifications, patents...... 485 St. Valentine Bay, chart...... 487 Spirit-locomotive wagon, Germany... 489 Salmon, British Columbia...... 489 Spitzbergen, coal deposits...... 489 Salvador...... 488 Spring...... 482 Samar, chart...... 486 Springs, hot, Arkansas...... 483 San Diego County, Cal...... 477 Stamps, revenue...... 492 Sanitary convention...... 488 State Department...... 488 Santa Catalina forest reserve...... 479 States, courts, meteorological records. 481 Santiago de Cuba, Society of Army of. 477 false branding of food...... 477 Santo Domingo, sugar...... 488 Stationery, Printing, and Blanks Di- Sapp, Charles E...... 476 vision...... 490 Saws...... 487 Statistical bulletin...... 497 Schools, forestry...... 478 Statistics, sec Census Office—subject public, meteorology in...... 481 on which statistics are wanted. public. Philippines...... 494 Statistics Bureau...... 493 Scofield, John C...... 494 Statistics Division, Agriculture Dept.. 480 Scott, Charles A...... 476 Statutes, see Laws. Scramlin, Harman...... 476 Steam, for German railroads ...... 489 Scutigera forceps Raf...... 480 Steamboat Inspection Service...... 493 Seamen, see Sailors. Steamboats...... 489 Seattle, Wash., customs service... 477,490 mail...... 487 Secret Service Division...... 493 masters, etc...... 493 Secretary, see, for departmental secre- Steward, Adell A...... 476 taries, names of Departments. Steward, Ira...... 476 Securities, United States...... 493 Stewart, William M...... 477 see also Government actuary— Stock, see Live stock. Loans and Currency Division. Stony Point...... 495 Senate ...... 477 Stoppage circular...... 496 proceedings of special session...... 475 I Storm-warning lanterns...... 481 Sequoia and General Grant National Stotts, Silas...... 476 Parks, report, 1901 ...... 482 I Strait, see name of strait. Serums...... 476 j Street railroads, see Electric railroads. Shaw, George W...... 476 1 Subsidies, ship, France...... 489 Sheep-bound reserve...... 478 I Subsistence Department...... 496 Shipbuilding, United States...... 488 j Sudzukhe River, chart...... 487 Shipments to depositories...... 499 1 Sugar...... 479,490 Shipping, Cuba...... 478,490 i duties, Santo Domingo...... 488 masters, mates, etc...... 493 ! machinery, Brazil...... 489 oaths of ownership...... 493 Sugar-beet, see Beet sugar. subsidies, France...... 489 ' Sundry civil appropriations...... 475 see also Steamboats. Superintendent of documents, see Doc- Shoes, see Boots and shoes. uments Office. Shooks, Amer.. British demand for... 489 t Supplies and Accounts Bureau...... 487 Siam, rice-milling machinery...... 489 ! Supreme Court, distribution of reports. 477 Siberia...... 489 I Surgeon-general, Army, see Medical chart...... 486 I Department, Army. Signal Office ...... 496 Svalof, Sweden, plant breeding...... 480 Simmons, Ransom...... 476 Sweden, joiners’ industry...... 489 Sky polarization...... 482 milk flour...... 489 Small, Baley W...... 476 remount system...... 495 Smithsonian contrib. to knowledge... 496 target practice...... 495 Smithsonian Institution...... 496 Swine, see Hogs. Snuff...... 477,492 Switzerland, Amer, agric. machinery. 488 Socialism, municipal, Great Britain... 489 electric railways...... '.. 489 Societies, taxes on legacies...... 492 railroad tickets...... 490 Society of Army of Santiago de Cuba . 477 . remount system...... 495 Soils ...... 479 I target practice...... 495 nitrification of ammonium sulphate 479 I Syria, automobiles...... 489 separation of alkalies...... 479 Tacoma, Wash., customs service.. 477,490 Soldiers’ Home, National, see National Tampico, Mexico, public works.....490 Soldiers’ Home. Tannin...... 479 Sorsogon,P. I., chart...... 487 Target practice...... 494 South, hardwoods...... 480 j Tariff...... 478 South African Republic, see Transvaal. Australia...... 489 South America, see American Repub- Canada...... 1...... 489 lics Bureau. Costa Rica...... 488 South Bay Point...... 495 ' decisions...... 491 South Carolina, agriculture...... 483 i Germany...... 489 South Dakota, agriculture...... 483 | see also Customs service—names of South Platte Canal and Reservoir Co . 477 1 articles imported. South Platte forest reserve...... 477 , Tartary, Strait of, chart...... 487 Southerland, John J...... 476 I Taukhu River, chart...... 487 Spain, electric railways ...... 489 Taxes, District of Columbia...... 476 remount system...... 495 legacies...... 492 Spanish America, see Latin America. Tcheniya Bay, see Uspeniya Bay. Spartel,Cape...... 486 1 Telegraph, weather service and...... 482 July , 1902 IX

Page Page Temperature...... 482 Uruguay, gold mining...... 489 see also Climate and Crop Bulletin. population, 1901...... 488 Tennessee, agriculture...... _...... 483 Useless papers, see Papers. Terines flavipes Koll...... 480 Uspeniya Bay, chart...... 487 Territories, false branding of food.... 477 Utah, agriculture...... 483 protection of miners...... ’.... 477 Vanadium, production...... 484 train robberies...... 477 Vantzin River, chart...... 487 Texas, agriculture...... 483 Various bureaus...... 496 Texas University...... 481 Vegetation, see Plants. Textiles, Gera...... 490 Venezuela, electric power...... 489 Thermographs...... 482 foreigners, laws...... 488 Thermometers...... ,...... 482 Ventilation, in mines...... 477 Thomas, Daniel...... 476 Vessels, see Shipping—Steamboats. Thomas, John W...... 476 Virginia, agriculture...... 483 Thought...... 481 Virus...... 476 Thread, cotton...... 489 Vital statistics...... 483 Thunderstorms...... 481 Vladivostok, steamship line to Japan. 489 Thurber, F. B...... 494 Von Hemert, Anna E. 1...... 476 Tickets, railroad, Switzerland...... 490 Vouchers, pensions...... 491 Tikhaya Pristan Harbor, chart...... 487 Wagon, spirit-locomotive, Germany.. 489 Timber, China...... 490 Wagon road grants, settlers...... ’... 477 Tkhadgou Bay, chart...... 487 Wales, electrical enterprise...... 489 Tobacco...... 477,492 War claims, see Fourth of July claims. exports from Cuba...... 488 War Department...... ’...... 494 United States...... 488 War of Rebellion, see Civil War. Tomb, William V...... 476 War-revenue act, repeal of tax...... 492 Tonnage dues, Cuba ...... 478 Warehouses, bottling...... 491 Toxins...... 476 Washington, D. C., see District of Co- Trade, consular reports...... 488 see also Commerce—Exports—Im- Washington Hospital for Foundlings, ports—names of countries and report, 1901...... 482 places. Washington Monument Association, Trade labels, see Labels. Alexandria, Va...... 477 Trade-marks, Cuba...... 485 Washington Observations...... 487 Paraguay...... 488 Washington State, agriculture...... 483 see also Official Gazette. Waste papers, see Papers. Trains, collisions and derailments.... 497 Water-supply papers...... 484 robberies...... 477 Waterworks, Bahia, Brazil...... 489 Tramways, see Electric railroads. Ways and Means Committee...... 478 Transportation, of cattle...... 479 Weather, see Weather Bureau. Transvaal, imports...... 490 Weather Bureau...... 481 Treasurer of United States...... 493 officials, convention...... 481 Treasury, condition of...... 490,491 Weather map...... 1...... 482 statement, 1902 ...... 488 Weaving brake, Germany...... 490 Treasury decisions...... 491 Wells, Orrin J...... ’...... 476 Treasury Department...... 490 West Indies, climate and crop service. 481 Treasury Department, Auditor for, Danish...... 478 see Auditor. sugar...... 490 Treaties, commercial, Honduras...... 488 Wheat, ports of Pacific Coast...... 480 commercial, Mexico...... 488 Whitbeck, Horatio N...... 476 Tristan da Cunha...... 486 White ant...... 480 Trustees...... 492 White River forest reserve...... 479 Tungsten, production...... 484 White River Plateau timber land re- Tunis, American locomotives...... 489 serve, see White River forest re- Turkey,railroads ...... 489 serve. remount system...... 495 Williamson, John...... 476 rugs...... 489 Winds, Chinook...... 481 Typhoons...... 486 Wine, Bordeaux...... 490 Uinta Valley Reservation, see Uintah. Wisconsin, agriculture...... 483 Uintah Valley Reservation...... 484 Wool...... 483 Umatilla Reservation...... 477 Worcester County, Mass., soldiers’ Uniforms, for cadets in Revenue Cut- monument...... 477 ter Service...... 493 Wyoming, agriculture...... 483 United Kingdom, see Great Britain. Yearbook, 1901, separates...... 479,480 United States coast pilot...... 491 Yellowstone Nat. Park, report, 1901... 482 University of Texas...... 481 Yosemite National Park, report, 1901.. 482 Uranium, production...... 484 o