No. 129 September, 1905

CATALOGUE

OF

United States Public Documents

Issued Monthly

BY THE

SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS Government Printing Office

Washington Government Printing Office 1905 Table of Contents

Page Page 447 State, Department of...... 463 General Information...... 449 j Treasury Department...... 464 Congress of United States...... 449 । War Department...... 466 Sheep-bound Reserve...... 449 Courts of United States...... 469 President of United States ...... 449 | District of Columbia...... 469 Agriculture, Department of...... 452 [ Smithsonian Institution .. .. 469 Commerce and Labor, Department of. 457 1 Various Bureaus...... 471 Interior, Department of the...... 461 I Shipments to Depositories .. 473 Justice, Department of...... Navy Department...... 461 I Index...... Post-Office Department...... 462 I

Abbreviations Used in this Catalogue

...acad. , ...... m. Academy...... Miscellaneous...... Agricultural...... agric. . .amdts. Nautical...... naut. Amendments...... Number, numbers...... no., nos. American...... Amer. Appendix ...... app. Octavo...... 8° Association ...... assoc. Page, pages...... ____ bd. Part, parts...... Pt., pts. Board...... Plate, plates...... P1- College...... *...... ___ coll. Commission...... comn. Portrait, portraits...... Pgr. Committee...... com. Public...... Pu°- Congress...... Cong. Quarto...... 4 Consular...... cons. Railway...... ry‘ Department...... dept. Report...... rP- ___ doc. Resolution...... re®- Document...... Secretary...... secy. Executive...... ____ ex. Exposition...... expos. Section, sections...... sec- Facsimile, facsimiles...... facsim. Senate bill...... - - - -...... - - • - ■8• ______f° Senate concurrent resolution...... b. L- u. Folio...... Senate document...... »• doc. General...... -...... ___gen. ___ geol. Senate joint resolution...... S. J.R. Geologic...... Govt. Senate report...... S.rp. Government...... Senate resolution (simple)...... b. k . Historical...... ___ hist. House bill...... -...... __ :.h . Session...... 8e®8- House concurrent resolution.. ..H.C.R. I Sixteenmo...... House document...... H.doc. j Society...... so<;- ...H.J.R. Superintendent...... 8,4 P4- House joint resolution...... Table, tables...... tab. House report...... - - - -...... 1 H.rp. House resolution (simple)...... H.R. Thirtytwo-mo...... ■■■■<£ Illustrated, illustration, illustrationss ...il. Treasury...... 1 re“’• Inch, inches...... in. Twelvemo...... Institute, institution...... inst. Twenty four-mo...... r4 Latitude...... lat. University...... Leaf, leaves...... Versus...... vs-> v' ___ L. Volume, volumes Library ...... yr- Longitude...... long. Year......

Explanation Words and figures inclosed in brackets [ ] are given for information, but do not appear on the title-pages of the publications catalogued. When size is not given, octavo is to be understood. Size of maps is measured fro outer edge of border, excluding margin. The dates, including day, month, and vear given with Senate and House documents and reports, are the dates Jn 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, 58th Congress, 3d session, is to be understood. 446 General Information With Reference to the Distribution of Documents

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447 448 Septe mber , 1905

SALES The Superintendent of Documents is authorized to sell at cost any public document in his charge the distribution of which is not otherwise provided for. Only one copy is permitted to be sold to the same person, excepting libraries or schools and Members of Congress. Price-lists of documents available for sale by the Superintendent of Documents will be supplied free on application in person or by mail. PRICES Documents entered in this catalogue that are for sale by the Superin- tendent of Documents are indicated by a (*) preceding the price named. The absence of a (*) indicates that application should be made to the Department, bureau, or division issuing the document. HOW TO REMIT Remittances maybe made to the Superintendent of Documents, Wash- ington, D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New York draft. Stamps, foreign money, and personal checks will positively not be accepted. Remittances in coin or bills will be at sender’s risk. Remittances to the Public Printer should be made by postal money order, express money order, or draft on New York. Remittances to the Geological Survey should be made by money order. The Hydrographic Office sells for 50c its “Catalogue of charts, plans, sailing directions, and other publications.” Other Government offices which have books, pamphlets, maps, or charts for sale issue price-lists, which will be sent free to all applicants. The prices charged are never more than cost and 10 per cent added, and frequently much less than that. All public documents, from whatever Department or bureau they may be bought or procured, will be forwarded free of postage to all points in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Cuba. To other countries regular rates of postage are charged, and remittances must be made to include such postage.

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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES By act of Congress the sale of the Revised statutes, Statutes at large, and pamphlet laws has been transferred from the Department of State to the Superintendent of Documents. The following are the prices at which the Revised statutes and the recent Statutes at large and pamphlet laws are sold. Prices will be furnished on application for Statutes at large and pamphlet laws prior to the 58th Congress: Revised statutes, edition of 1878, sheep...... $2. 90 Revised statutes, supplement, vol. 1, edition of 1891, sheep...... 2. 00 Revised statutes, supplement, vol. 2, edition of 1901, sheep...... 2.85 Revised statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 6, 1895-96, paper...... 15 Revised statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 7, 1896-97, paper...... 30 Revised statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 8,1897-99, paper...... 75 Revised statutes, supplement, vol. 2, no. 9, 1899-1901, paper...... 85 Laws of 1st and 2d sessions, 58th Congress, 1903-04, paper...... 1.10 Laws of 3d session, 58th Congress, 1904-05, paper...... 1.10 Statutes at large, vol. 33, pt. 1, 58th Congress, 1903-05, sheep.__ 2.50 Statutes at large, vol. 33, pt. 2, 58th Congress, 1903-05, sheep.__ 2.25 Catalogue of Public Documents Printed During the Month of September, 1905

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President of United States Dixie forest reserve, Utah, proclamation. [Sept. 25, 1905.] [2] p. f.

Agriculture, Department of

except thoseof the Weather Bureau ewinIhent10f ^culture which are for sale Documents, Washington D C sv>r th? be styjphed by the Superintendent nt be made to the Secretary of Agriculture^Th^ Eublicati°ns application should d/®sses to which all its publications are sent u i?ciPar ment bas no list of ad- tions, which is mailed to all applicants ennhitJ* ];?ues a monthly list of publica- bulletms as interest them. PP ntS’ enabllnK them to select such reports and Amendment 1 to Regulations of Secretary of u spection, disinfection, certification treat. ^^ricu]tdr.e governing in- •and manner of delivery and «hiomentVfT”1,1’an.d,ing’ and method of interstate commerce fm dor £? Q I1V^ S^ck which is object W3, and Mar. 29' 1884. F<*- 2.

449 450 Sept ember , 1905 [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 134; special order providing for im- portation of Canadian cattle, sheep, and swine for exhibition pur- poses at Clinton County Agricultural Society Fair, Plattsburg, N. Y. Aug. 31, 1905. 1 p. Bureau of Animal Industry rule 2 [amendment 1]; to prevent spread of scabies in cattle. Aug. 30, 1905. 1 p. ANIMAL INDUSTRY, BUREAU OF

DAIRY DIVISION Bacteria of pasteurized and unpasteurized milk under laboratory condi- tions [with bibliography]; by Lore A. Rogers. 1905. 32 p. (Ani- mal Industry, Bureau of. Bulletin 73.) * Paper, 5c BIOLOGICAL SURVEY, BUREAU OF Birds known to eat boll weevil; by Vernon Bailey. 1905. 16 p. (Bul- letin 22.) * Paper, 5c Game laws for 1905, summary of provisions relating to seasons, ship- ment, sale, and licenses; by T. S. Palmer, Henry Oldys, and R. W. Williams, jr. 1905. 54 p. 6 il. (Agriculture, Dept. of. Farmers bulletin 230.) CHEMISTRY, BUREAU OF Analysis of Mexican plant tecoma mollis H. B. K.; by L. F. Kebler and A. Seidell. [1905.] 6 p. (Circular 24.) Influence of environment on composition of sugar beet [during] 1904, with Summary of 5-year investigation; by Harvey W. Wiley. 1905. . 66 p. 10 il. 1 pl. (Bulletin 96.) * Paper, 5c Methods of analysis of insecticides and fungicides [with bibliography]. [Aug. 21, 1905.] 11 p. (Circular 10 revised.) Preliminary report on unification of terms for reporting analytical results; [prepared by] committee of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists. [1905.] 16 p. Report on soils, by Cyril G. Hopkins; from Bulletin 90. [1905.] p. 170-179, 1 il. Table for reduction of cuprous oxid to copper, using factor 0.88826, and of reduced copper calculated to invert sugar according to E. Wein. [1905.] 2 p. Tables for calculating percentage of alcohol. [1905.] 10 p.

ENTOMOLOGY, BUREAU OF Cottony maple scale, pulvinaria innumerabilis Rathvon; by J. G. San- ders. [Sept. 7, 1905.] 6 p. 4 il. (Circular 64.) Some observations on cotton boll weevil, by E. Dwight Sanderson; from Bulletin 52. [1905.] p. 29-41, 1 il. EXPERIMENT STATIONS, OFFICE OF , County schools of agriculture in Wisconsin, by K. C. Davis; from report, 1904. [1905.] iv4-677-686 p. 4 pl. ([Publication] 805.) Experiment station record, v. 16, no. 12; Aug. 1905. 1905. xviii-J- 1145-1255 p. *Paper, 81.00 a vol. (12 nos.) Note .—Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural science which have recently appeared in all countries, especiallythe United States v. 15, no. 12, consists of indexes of names and of subjects, with title-page and contents to v. 16. Sep te mbe r , 1905 451 Experiment station work, v. 2, no. 10. 1905. iv +253-280 p. 2 il alSw f^ST^pa^T fOr ExPeriment station work 30, for which see Cat-

°effice onr agricffitura! education; corrected to Oct. 1, 190o. [1905.] 8 p. ([Publication] 807.) List of station publications received by office during July and Aug. 1905 9p. ([Publication] 828.) [Bimonthly.] ”

HAWAII AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION C°m5mwliv1er -fluk® in, Hawaii, distoma hepaticum. [, Jan. 5, 1905.J 7 p. 10 il. (Press bulletin 11.) Insect enemies of tobacco in Hawaii; by D. L. Van Dine. 1905. 16 n 6il. (Bulletin 10.) * Paper 5c Rubber in Hawaii. [Honolulu, July 20,1905.] lip. (Press bulletin 13.) Tobacco experiments in Hamakua, Hawaii. [Honolulu, Apr. 10, 1905.] 24 p. (Press bulletin 12.) ’ J TO£?Z?/7In?lu?.e8 extract from 2d revised edition of Farmers’ bulletin 60 Dennrt- ment of Agriculture, Methods of curing tobacco; by Milton Whitney. ’ P

PORTO RICO AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION Investigaciones sobre el tabaco en Puerto Rico durante 1903-4- nor J. Van Leenhoff, jr. 1905. 47 p. 1 il. 6 pl. (Boletfn 5.) P * Paper, 5c FOREST SERVICE FielLPiTrme’ SepL 1905- OW5.J 8 p. [Monthly during field

Forest planting and farm management; by George L. Clothier. 1905. 22 p. 3 il. (Agriculture, Dept. of. Farmers’ bulletin 228 ) ^^lUW^D^oFrVp17111^ StateS’ A'aSka’ aUd P°rt° RicO’ Sept Suggestions to prospective forest students. [Sept. 1, 1905 ] 4n (Cir- cular 23, 3d revision.) r ’ J 1

PLANT INDUSTRY, BUREAU OF Additions and corrections affecting Bulletin 56, Nomenclature of apple: from 2d edition of bulletin, July, 1905. [1905.] p. 385-395. 11 Bulletins of bureau. Sept. 8, 1905. 1 p. narrow f° School gardens, report upon some cooperative work with normal schools of Washington [D. C.], with notes on school-garden methods fol- lowed in other American cities; by B. T. Galloway. 1905. 47 p. 5 pl. (Experiment Stations, Office of. Bulletin 160.) *Paper 10c Storage and germination of wild rice seed; by J. W. T. Duvel. Sept- 7, 1905. 16 p. 2 pl. (Bulletin 90, pt. 1.) *Paper, 5c PUBLICATIONS, DIVISION OF Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Sept. 1905. Sept. 30, 190o. 4 p. ([Publication] 520.) Same, [for] foreign distribution.

SOILS, BUREAU OF Soil survey of Biloxi area, Miss., by W. Edward Hearn and M. E. Carr- map11 *,e<1 0perat,0ns of bureau, 1904. 1904 [1905], 26 p. 1 il.’ 452 Sep temb er , 1905 * Tobacco investigations in Ohio; by George T. McNess and George B. Massey. 1905. 38 p. (Bulletin 29.) *Paper, 5c

STATISTICS, BUREAU OF Commercial cotton crop of 1903-4; by James L. Watkins. 1905. 101 p. (Bulletin 34.) *Paper, 5c WEATHER BUREAU

Note .—For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the Weather Bureau. Monthly weather review, v. 33, no. 6; June, 1905. Aug. 26, 1905. p. 233-285, 12 il. 9 p. of pl. and maps, 4° Paper, 20c single copy, $2.00 a yr Note .—Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor- ology. Special articles are— Altitude and azimuth, geographical position, and variation of compass, Improved methods for finding. Electricity, atmospheric, Observations of, after eruption of Mount Pel6e, May 8, 1902; by A. W. Wright. Meteorology, Recent papers bearing on; by R. A. Edwards. Record sheet, Novel type of, adapted to seismographs, aerial meteorographs, etc., by 0. F. Marvin; [including] New method of fixing records from sounding bal- loons andnew device to automatically disengage recording pens after landing, Tornado of June 5,1905, at Binghamton, N. Y.; by W. E. Donaldson. Tree growth, Annual rings of; by E. E. Bogue. Weather Bureau library, Recent additions to; by R. A. Edwards. Temperature and relative humidity data; by William B. Stockman. 1905. 29 p. 2 maps, 4° (Bulletin O.)

Commerce and Labor, Department of

Not e .—The Department of Commerce and Labor distributes the Consular reports gratuitously. Bills of lading, transportation of merchandise in vessels, etc. [act of Congress]. Aug. 31,1905. 2 p. 4° (Dept, circular 92; Bureau of Navigation.) Bonds for release of vessels seized [act of Congress]. Aug. 31,1905. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 93; Bureau of Navigation.) Decision 101-104; Sept. 11-30, 1905. Departmental index, alphabetical arrangement of subjects in statutes relating to Executive Departments in general, provisions of law re- ferring to particular Departments not included. 1905. 3 p. +1. 5- 60, 4° (Dept, of Commerce and Labor doc. 30.)

CENSUS, BUREAU OF THE Census statistics of teachers. 1905. 20 p. 4° (Bulletin 23.) *Paper, 5c Statistics of cities having population of over 25,000, 1902 and 1903. 1905. v J-481 p. 4° (Bulletin 20.) COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Note .—The charts, coast pilots, and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey are sold at the office of the Survey, in Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American seaports. The monthly Notice to mariners may be had free at these agencies, at all United States custom-houses, at the branch hydrographic offices of the Navy Department, at United States consu- lates in foreign ports, and at the office of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Septe mber , 1905 453

Tide tables for Atlantic Coast of United States, including Canada and Westindies; from Tide tables for [calendar year] 1906. 1905. [173] p. il. large 8° ‘ Paper, 15c Note .—Contains full predictions—that is, time and height of every high and every low water in the calendar year 1906—at 20 stations, with table by means of which these predictions may be extended to 1090 subordinate stations. Tide tables for [calendar] year 1906. 1905. 516 + i p. il. large 8° [List of references on general subject of tides on page 24.] Paper, 50c Charts Barataria Bay and approaches, La.; chart 196. Scale 1:80,000. Sept. 1905. 38.4X32.3 in. 50c Dumanquilas Bay and western part of Iliana Bay, south coast of Min- danao, P. I., compiled from United States and foreign sources; chart 4618. Scale 1:100,000. Aug. 1905. 29.9X40.1 in. 40c Florida, Straits of, and approaches; chart 1002. Mercator projection. Sept. 1905, first published 1900. 33.3X41 in. 50c Palawan Island, Harbors of, P. I.; chart 4346. Aug. 1905. 26.1X36.7 in. 30c Bacuit, northwest coast of Palawan, from Spanish survey in 1877. Scale 1:15,000. 7.8 x 6.6 in. Culasian Bay, west coast of Palawan, from Spanish survey in 1889. Scale 1:20,000. 10x7.6 in. Malanut and Nakoda bays, west coast of Palawan, from Spanish survey in 1889, with additions from British survey in 1854. Scale 1:30,000. 16.1 x 11.5’in. San Antonio Bay, southeast coast of Palawan, from Spanish survey in 1888. Scale 1:100,000. 10 x 12.1 in. Tapul Bay, Part of, east coast of Palawan, from Spanish survey. Scale 1:20,000. 8.3 x 6.6 in. Ulugan Bay, west coast of Palawan, from British survey in 1851. Scale 1:30,000. 26.1 x 18.6 in. Yabucoa Harbor, P. R.; chart 918. Scale 1:10,000. Sept. 1905. 18.8 X 20 in. 25c FISHERIES, BUREAU OF

Not e .—The Bureau supplies gratuitously those of its publications which are in print. Crab industry of Maryland, by Winthrop A. Roberts; appendix to re- port, 1904. 1905. p. 415-432. Gas disease in fishes [with bibliography], by M. C. Marsh and F. P. Gorham; appendix to report, 1904. 1905.' p. 343-376, 3 pl. Life history of blue crab, callinectes sapidus [with bibliography], by W. P. Hay; appendix to report, 1904. 1905. p. 395-413, 2 il. 4 pl. Revision of cave fishes of North America, by Ulvsses O. Cox; appendix to report, 1904. 1905. p. 377-393, 11 i'l. 6 pl. Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, Mass., by American fishing vessels, Aug. 1905. 1 p. oblong 8° (Sta- tistical bulletin 169.) LABOR, BUREAU OF

Not e .—The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who apply for them. 19th annual .report of commissioner, 1904; wages and hours of labor. 1905. 976 p. (Dept, of Commerce and Labor doc. 41; H. doc. 428.) * Cloth, 65c; * paper, 50c Bulletin 59; July, 1905. 1905. iii+1-387+[ii] p. 2 pl. (H. doc. 386, pt. 4.) [Bimonthly.] * Paper, 20c Contents: Articles, Leading, in past numbers of bulletin. Child labor, Laws relating to, in European countries. Decisions of courts affecting labor. Food, Retail prices of, 1890-1904. 454 Sep temb er , 1905

Bulletin 59—Continued. Contents—Conti nued. Foreign statistical publications, recent, Digest of. Laws, labor, and decisions relating thereto, Cumulative index of. -----of various States [etc.] relating to labor enacted [in 1904]; Georgia, Ohio, Philippine Islands, Porto Rico. State bureaus of labor statistics, Digest of recent reports of; Louisiana, Maryland, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Rhode Island. Wages and hours of labor in manufacturing industries, 1890-1904. 11th special report of commissioner; regulation and restriction of output [in United States and Great Britain]. 1904 [1905]. 932 p. 7 il. (H. doc. 734, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) * Paper, 50c

LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD

Not e .—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. 3d District. List of lights, buoys, and daymarks from Elisha Ledge, off Warren Point, R. I., to opposite Shrewsbury Rocks, N. J., and includes Lake Champlain and Lake Memphremagog; corrected to Aug. 1, 1905. 1905. 1634-vii p- large 8° List of lights on western rivers; corrected to Oct. 1, 1904. 1904 [1905]. 255 p. narrow 16°

MANUFACTURES, BUREAU OF Daily consular and trade reports, nos. 2350-74; Sept. 1-30, 1905. 20 il. [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] Monthly consular and trade reports, July, 1905; no. 298. 1905. 308 p. (H. doc. 334.) [These articleshave appeared previously in the Daily consular and trade reports.] , Contents: Africa, British, Industrial conditions in; bv E. L. Harris. Agricultural and technical progress of Ireland: by S. S. Knabenshue. Agricultural instruction in Ireland; by A. K. Moe. Agricultural machine manufacture at Mannheim; by H. W. Harris. Alcohol in ; by F. H. Mason. American goods imitated. Australia, Decline of British trade in. Australian imports from Great Britain, United States, and Germany; transmitted by A. W. Swaim. Automobiles in Australia; by F. W. Goding. Bank, New, in Costa Rica: by J. C. Caldwell. Banking laws of Peru; by I. B. Dudley. Basket making in France; by J. K. Gowdy. Belgium, Securing contracts in; by Church Howe. Billiards, Automatic: by E. L. Harris. Birth rate, Decreasing, in France; by Thornwell Haynes. Bolivia, Industrial progress in; by R. E. Mansfield. Brandy, Adulteration of, in Great Britain; by F. W. Mahin. Brazil, north, Trade conditions in; by Lincoln Hutchinson. British trade, Decadence of. Brussels and Aix la Chapelle railway; bv G. W. Roosevelt. Buildings, Height of, in St. Petersburg [law]; transmitted by Ethelbert Watts. Calcium carbide in Hungary; by F. D. Chester. Calcium carbide industry ofFrahce. by-----Lefevre; transmitted bv R. P. Skinner. Canada, American trade in; by C. M. Pepper. Canada’s fiscal and commercial affairs; by J. G. Foster. Canadian government railway returns: by W. R. Holloway. Canadian industrial development; by W. R. Holloway. Canals, British, Suggested State ownership of; by F. W. Mahin. Cane-sugar manufacture, Improved; by T. C. Jones. Cape to Cairo Railway: transmitted by W. C. Magelssen. Carbonating plant in Panama; by J. W. J. Lee. Cartagena and Barranqtlilla, Rivalry between; bv A. G. Snyder. Cattle, American, for Trinidad; by j. H. Worman. -----sheep, and hogs, Breeds of, in France. Cereals, Foreign, in Spain; by R. M. Bartieman. Sep te mbe r , 1905 455

Monthly consular and trade reports, July, 1905—Continued. Contents—Continued. Chemical industry and trade of Hungary. Children, delicate, Care of; by Marshal Halstead. China, American enterprise in; transmitted by Richard Guenther. -----Foreign commerce in; by Richard Guenther. -----German trade in; transmitted by Hugh Pitcairn. -----Industrial; by G. E. Anderson. -----Population of; by G. E. Anderson. Coal, American, and Ontario manufacturers; transmitted by W. R. Holloway. -----and petroleum, Formation of. -----N.ew discovery of, in Canada. Codflsheries, Norwegian; by E. S. Cunningham. Colombia, Government monopolies and new taxes in. -----Industrial development of; by W. W. Russell. -----Territorial concessions in; by A. G. Snyder. Commerce, foreign, Notes on; by Richard Guenther. ------of United States. Commercial travelers, Tax on, in Quebec [law]; transmitted by A. W. Edwards. Compagnie GenSrale Transatlantique; by A. M. Thackara. Consular changes, British, in Mexico; transmitted by J. R. Parsons, Jr. Consulates, German, Attaches at. Cotton, American, wanted in Finland; by Ernst Kielenbeck. -----British colonial-grown, Exhibition of; by F. W. Mahin. -----Faulty packing of, by Alfonso Par; transmitted by II. H. Rider. Cotton culture in Australia; by A. P. Merrill. -----in Queensland; by W. J. Weatherill. Cotton growth, Extension of; by G. W. Pearce. Cotton industry, Report of British tariff commission on; transmitted by A. K. Moe. Cotton manufacturers, British, alarmed. Cotton trade, British, prosperous; by W. H. Bradley. Crop prospects in west Ontario; by A. G. Seyfert. Cuba’s enterprise and progress. Cycle trade of British Isles; by A. K. Moe. Dairy products in China; by G. E. Anderson. Dairying in Australasia; by. F. W. Goding. Darien, Proposed colonization of; transmitted by J. W. J. Lee. Disease, Prevention of perpetuation of; transmitted by E. T. Liefeld. Dominion fair. Drug trade at Malta; by J. H. Grout. Dutch India, American products in; by B. S. Rairden. Dye trade, Chinese; by G. E. Anderson. Dynamite in Mexico. Egypt, Foreign trade of; by Richard Guenther. —- Opportunities in. Electric supply of Dublin; by A. K. Moe. Emigration, Greek, to Brazil; by E. S. Lontos. Emigration statistics, Irish, for 1904; by A. K. Moe. England, Industrial conditions in. Expert knowledge, Value of. Explosive, New; by J. J. Stephens. Exporters, Suggestions to; by Charles Neuer. Farming, British cooperative; by F. W. Mahin. Females, Employment of, in London; by Richard Westacott. Ferry steamers, Korea and Japan; by C. B. Harris. Fisheries, Irish; by A. K. Moe. Fishery statistics, Irish. Flax production, Decreased, in Ireland. Flour stories, poisoned, Effects of, at Amoy. Food product, New German; by G. H. Murphy. Forest preservation, Canadian. Freight ratesand trade policies,by-----Gotheim; transmitted by Richard Guenther. Fruitgrowing in Ireland; by A. K. Moe. Georgian Bay ship canal, by J. J. Hill; transmitted by H. P. Dill. German desire for sea power; by Richard Guenther. Germany, Tariff and trade treaties of; transmitted by Richard Guenther. Germany’s foreign trade; transmitted by W. F. Wright. Goats, Maltese; by J. H. Grout. Gold mining in Australasia; by John Merrill. Hats, making, School for, in Panama; by J. W. J. Lee. • Hygiene and temperance in Irish schools; by A. K. Moe. Idleness and industrial education; transmitted by J. C. Covert. Immigration service, British Columbia; by L. E. Dudley. India, American goods in. Industrial exhibitions in Ireland. Industrial plants, German, in Austria. Japan and the open door; by-----Okuma. Japanese in world’s markets; by E. L. Harris. Jordaens exhibition at Antwerp; by Church Howe. Labor laws, German; by E. T. Liefeld. Labor market, German; by Hugo Muench. 456 Sep te mbe r , 1905

Monthly consular and trade reports, July, 1905—Continued. Contents—Continued. T »mna,Tdn^i)ai?*ry! NottJ.n8ham, Continental tariffs and; by F. W. Mahin Lamp Tantalite incandescent: by Richard Guenther. nanin. Lead, Bounty on; bv A. E. Smith nerm?'i Labor in: b-v R^hard Guenther. Leather, Adulterated, in England. Leather trade.^’ German tariff and; transmitted by Richard Guenther. Linen goods, Duties on. Liquors, alcoholic, Decreased consumption of, in Great Britain- bv F W Mahin Manchuria, Direct shipment to; by Thomas Sammons ' ’ ’ 1 ' Manila s commercial future; bv W. J. Ballard Manufacturers, American, Hints for — Points for; by W. F. Wright. vr^L1UfacJur?rs’ association, British; transmitted by W. C. Hamm MHa?sreCadinng associatlon' British; transmitted by S. M. Taylor and Marshal Meat in Germany; transmitted bv Richard Guenther — transporting Improved method of; by J. L. Griffiths. Meat inspection law, German; transmitted bv Richard Guenther Mexican miscellaneous notes; by W. W. Canada Mexican notes; by J. A. Le Roy. Mexico’s new tariff; bv Louis Kaiser Mineral output of British Columbia; by A. E Smith Mineral riches of Ireland; bv A. K. Moe M^?^la^kPropose^ 'lew Prussian: by Richard Guenther. Motor omnibuses and electric railway cars — in England; by Richard Westacott. Netherlands, Exports to. Nicaragua, Railway concessions in. Notes. NoveRies American; by Marshal Halstead. Oil fields in Persia; bv T. H. Norton Packing, bad, Effects of; by Ch. Chaille-Long. Panama, Government palace and theater in; by J. W. J. Lee Panama Canal and Tehuantepec route; transmitted by A. K Moe Paper and copy books in Ireland; transmitted bv A K Moe -— soap, and glass in China; by G. E. Anderson ’ ' Paraguay, Imports and exports of; transmitted by W. C. De Korab Parcels-post trade, European, with Peru; bv A. L. M. Gottschalk Pensions, Old age, in New South Wales; bv’F. W. Goding Peru Concessions by [decree]; transmitted by I. B. Dudley — Railroad development in; by A. L. M. Gottschalk PnIr2 e"m\AnieriSan’-ln Germany; by Richard Guenther. Petroleum trade, Russian: by W. H. Stuart. in Great Britain; transmitted by H. H. Rider PAtlf«rahUr’ Government of [regulations]; transmitted bv Lloyd Griscom Potato, Supposed new; transmitted bv R. p. Skinner J unscom. Public ovvnership in Manchester; by W. C. Hamm Public utilities in France; by R. P. Skinner Radium as life producer; byF. W. Mahin. Roumania, National celebration bv; bv J. B. Jackson Rubber, New source of; bv L. H. Aymd

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Monthly consular and trade reports, July, 1905—Continued. Contents—Continued. Trinidad, Affairs in; transmitted by W. R. Holloway. Tuberculous patients, Sanatorium for; by H. S. Vari Buren. Venezuela, New customs ports in. -----Railroad improvements in. -----Trade opportunities in. Vessels, New, of United States. Wheat crop of India; by W. T. Fee. Wine men, German, Alarm of; by Richard Guenther. Wool supply, England’s; transmitted by W. C. Hamm. Zapupe fiber plant; by A. J. Lespinasse. Same, Aug. 1905; no. 299. 1905. 274 p. 1 il. (H. doc. 335.) [Articles included herein have appeared previously in the Daily consular and trade reports.] NAVIGATION, BUREAU OF Seagoing vessels of United States, with official numbers and signal let- ters, 1905; pt. 6 of 37th annual list of merchant vessels of United States, 1905. 1905. 84 p. 4° STATISTICS, BUREAU OF Not e .—The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who apply for them. In accordance with Department circular 82 of the Department of Commerce and Labor, the Division of Consular Reports in the Bureau of Statistics was transferred July 1,1905, to the Bureau of Manufactures. Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, Aug. 1905. 1905. 14 p. 4° (Bulletin 2, series 1905-06.) [Monthly.] Internal commerce of United States, July, 1903-05; from [Monthly] summary of commerce and finance, July, 1905. 1905. p. 369-434,4° Monthly summary of commerce and finance of United States, July, 1905; no. 1, series 1905-06. 1905. 1-496 p. map, 4° *Paper, 35c STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE General rules and regulations, amended Jan. 1905, further amended July, 1905. Edition, Aug. 3, 1905. 1905. 138 p. il. Interior, Department of the

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Chlorin. Normal distribution of chlorine in natural waters of New York and New England; by Daniel D. Jackson. 1905. 31 + iii p. 5 maps. (Water-supply and irrigation paper 144; H. doc. 461.) Copper. Copper deposits of Missouri; by H. Foster Bain and E. O. Ulrich. 1905. 52 + v p. 2 il. 1 pl. (Bulletin 267; H. doc. 456.) *Paper, 5c ----- Production of copper in 1904, by Charles Kirchhoff; from Mineral resources, calendar year 1904. 1905. 41 p. Delavan lobe of Lake Michigan glacier of Wisconsin stage of glaciation and associated phenomena; by William C. Alden. 1904 [1905]. 106 +iii p. 5 pl. 10 maps, 4° (Professional paper 34; H. doc. 782, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) Elders Ridge, Pa. Mineral resources of Elders Ridge quadrangle; by Ralph W. Stone. 1905. 86 + v p. 4 il. 11 pl. map in pocket. ( Bul- letin 256; H. doc. 397.) *Paper, 15c Geologic atlas of United States, Elders Ridge folio, Pa. Library edition. 1905. 10 p. 2 il. 3 pl. 3 maps, large 4° (Folio 123.) *Paper, 25c Geology. Bibliography and index of North American geology, paleon- tology, petrology, and mineralogy, [calendar] year 1904] by Fred Boughton Weeks. 1905. 218 + iii p. (Bulletin 271.) *Paper, 15c Jurassic fossils. Paleontology of Malone Jurassic formation of Texas, by Francis Whittemore Cragin; with Stratigraphic notes on Malone Mountain and surrounding region near Sierra Blanca, Tex., byT. W. Stanton. 1905. 172 + v p. 28 pl. map. (Bulletin 266; H. doc. 455.) *Paper, 20c Mesozoic fossils. Status of mesozoic floras of United States, 2d paper; by Lester F. Ward, with William M. Fontaine, Arthur Bibbins, and G. R. Wieland. 1905. pt. 1, 616 +iii p. 11 il. 4° (Monographs, v. 48, pt. 1; H. doc. 475 [pt. 1.]) [Pt. 2 not yet published. First paper appeared in 20th report of Geological Survey, 1899, pt. 2, pages 211-748.] Pts. 1 and 2, Moth, $2.25 Nickel. Production of steel and iron hardening metals including nickel and cobalt, chromium, tungsten, molybdenum, vanadium, titanium, and uranium in 1904, by Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral re- sources, calendar year 1904. 1905. 62 p. Pipes. Experiments on steel-concrete pipes on working scale; by John H. Quinton. 1905. 61 + iii p. 4 il. 4 pl. (Water-supply and irri- gation paper 143; H. doc. 451.) *Paper, 5c Public lands. Methods of acquiring title to public lands of United States, review of laws in force; by Edwin H. Peery. 1905. 36 p. Reclamation Service. Proceedings of 2d conference of engineers of serv- ice [El Paso, Tex., Nov. 14-18, 1904, and Washington, D. C., Jan. 9-14, I905!’ with accompanying papers; by F. H. Newell. 1905. 267 + iii p. (Water-supply and irrigation paper 146; H. doc. 463.) *Paper, 15c Contents: Account, Government; by N. E. Webster, ir. Alkali soils; by T. H. Means. Aquatic vegetation. Effect of, on stream flow; by R. E. Horton. Assistants, Training, in office and field [with Useful text-books for engineers]; by G. H. Matthes. Bookkeeping for Reclamation Service; by N. E. Webster, jr. California, southern, Pumping underground water in; bv F. C. Finkle. ------Underground waters of; by W. C. Mendenhall. Cement and concrete, [Report of] committee on. Costs and results, [Report of] committee on. Diamond-drill methods: bv G. A. Hammond. Draining irrigated land. Necessity of; bv T. H. Means. Farm-unit classification; by D. W. Ross.' Gaging station, cable, Equipment of; by E. C. Murphy. Gaging stations, current-meter, Records of flow at, during frozen season: by F. H. Tillinghast. Sep temb er , 1905 459 / Reclamation Service. Proceedings of 2d conference of engineers of service—Continued. Contents—Continued. [Irrigation and irrigation engineering] List of technical papers bv members of Reclamation Service [on]. Klamath project; by J. B. Lippincott. Nevada, Hydrographic investigations in; by A. E. Chandler. 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Advertisement inviting proposals for carrying mails in Arkansas, July, 1906-June, 1910. Sept. 15, 1905. 152 p. Same, California and Alaska. Sept. 15, 1905. 144 p. Same, Colorado. Sept. 15, 1905. 68 p. Same, Hawaii. Sept. 15, 1905. 34 p. Same, Indian Territory and Oklahoma. Sept. 15, 1905. 102 p. Same, Kansas. Sept. 15, 1905. 56 p. Same, Louisiana. Sept. 15, 1905. 100 p. Same, Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho. Sept. 15, 1905. 138 p. Same, Nebraska. Sept. 15, 1905. 62 p. Septe mber , 1905 463 Same, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Sept. 15, 1905 94 n Same, Oregon. Sept. 15, 1905. 86 p. Same, South Dakota and North Dakota. Sept. 15, 1905 106 n Same, Texas. Sept. 15, 1905. 176 p. • Same, M ashington and Nevada. Sept. 15 1905 92 p

Opinion of Smith McPherson, judge of circuit court of United

11 p. ' ’ H y P< yman’ and Frank Wyman. 1905. Umted States official postal guide, 2d series, v. 27, no 9- Sent 1905 Albany. 68 p. 12° [Monthly 1 ’ ™ iyU0. guMe^^ &gaSditionas miJX’rectTonV ^Soldb^’h110^^ Company, 226 Hamilton street Albany U Sold by the Printers, J. B. Lyon

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o“he 0B°u^auC-’ at Prices ?ept. 1905; whole no. 144, v. 21, no 3 1905 n

Contents of English section: Additions to Columbus Memorial Library Atm loos

Book notes. Bnorth BmzilfaVsSglr eS^ate f°r 1906: rePort of of port of Santos, first 6 months of 1904; notesP °f ^azareth; forei^n trade Chile. Port movement of Valparaiso in 1904 ^nn^etaiy Uw^changes^n^tariff^rates-terin nar-kUrr^i1CZ’ extracts from new. Consular statements, Uniformity of' ’ e m Package defined in customs law. Costa Rica. Notes. Cuba. Customs tariff; foreign commerce ST” Republic' E«onomie conditions, Apr.-July, 1905; public improve- Ecuador. New ministry.

Latin America, Trade opportunities in. d 464 Sep te mbe r , 1905

Monthly bulletin—Continued. Contents of English section—Continued. . Mexico. Foreign commerce in May, 1905; modifications of customs tariff; indus- trial development; railway development; banking development, first half < of 1905; cattle industry of Republic; schedule of consular fees; Mexican Free Zone; copper mines of Republic; new paper-making material; zapupe fiber plant; Mexico’s first tin ingot; customs duties, June, 1905; notes. Nicaragua. Civil code; tariff changes; suppression of revision custom-house at Bluefields; notes. Panama. Manufacture of hats; notes. Paraguay. Notes. Periodicals and newspapers on file. Peru. Marks on imports; railway construction; movement of port of Salaverry, 1904. Salvador. Tariff modifications. United States. Trade with Latin America; consular trade reports; foreign com- merce, July, 1905; internal-revenue receipts; annual railroad statistics; steam- ship traffic in to be given to commercial lines; statistics for cotton crop of 1904-5. Uruguay. Notes. Venezuela. Tariff modifications. ROLLS AND LIBRARY, BUREAU OF List of books, pamphlets, and maps received Jan.-Jtine, 1905, with ref- erences to articles in periodicals relating to law of nations, diplomacy, history, and political science, supplemented by list of periodicals and newspapers received; new series, no. 31. [July 1,1905.] 60 p. 4° [Semiannual.] Treasury Department Appeals pending before United States courts in customs cases, no. 7; Sept. 1, 1905. 1905. 77 p. [Monthly.] Bags. Marking of bags exported with benefit of drawback. Sept. 1, 1905. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 93, 1905; Division of Customs.) Bonds of United States. To holders of United States 4 per cent consols of 1907, acts of July 14, 1870, and Jan. 20, 1871, and 3 per cent bonds of 1908, act of June 13, 1898. Sept. 28, 1905. 3 p. 4° (Dept, circular 100, 1905; [Division of] Loans and Currency.) Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition [regulations], Sept. 16, 1905. 3 p. 4° (Dept, circular 96, 1905; Division of Customs.) Notaries public. Additional list of customs notaries. Sept. 12, 1905. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 95, 1905; Division of Customs.) Parcels-post convention with Panama. Sept. 6, 1905. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 94, 1905; Division of Customs.) Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, and other laws, weekly, v. 10, nos. 10-13; Sept. 7-28, 1905. [Department decisions num- bered 26683-740 including general appraisers’ decisions 6142-60, and internal revenue decisions 919-925.] Wages. Prohibiting advance payment of salaries. Sept. 20, 1905. 1 p. 4° (Dept, circular 97, 1905; Chief Clerk and Superintendent.) APPRAISERS, GENERAL, BOARD OF Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on Aug. 24- Sept. 21, 1905]; Sept. 5-25, 1905. 4° (Reappraisement circulars 1280-93; Division of Customs.) [Weekly.] AUDITOR FOR THE NAVY DEPARTMENT Annual report, 1905. 1905. 16 p. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2408.) Sep temb er , 1905 465 AUDITOR FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT Annual report, 1905. 1905. 8 p. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2405.)

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Surgeon-General of me Public RMHh In j aPP,.IcatLon should be made to the SwTeTer mlSuito? by L° (^0™%°°^™^

h y g ie n ic la bo ra to ry International code of zoological nomenclature as applied to medicine: by Ch. Wardell Stiles. Sept. 1905. 50 p. (Bulletin 24.) * Paper, 5c

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Annual report, 1905. 1905. 23 p. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2407.)

SECRET SERVICE DIVISION

Annual report of chief, 1905. 1905. 8 p. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2406.) 466 Sep temb er , 1905

War Department

Annual reports, 1904; v. 11-13, [5th annual] report of Philippine Com- mission. [See Philippine Islands.] Journal of Congress of Confederate States, 1861-65. Feb. 1, 1904 [pub- lished 1905]. v. 3,886 p. (S. doc. 234 [pt. 3], 58th Cong. 2d sess.) * Sheep, $1.20 Note .—v. 3 contains the journal of the Senate of the 1st Congress of Confeder- ate States, 3d session, Jan. 12-May 1,1863,4th session, Dec. 7,1863-Feb. 17,1864. Same. Feb. 1,1904 [published 1905]. v. 5,606 p. (S. doc. 234 [pt. 5], 58th Cong. 2d sess.) * Sheep, $1.05 Not e .—v. 5 contains the journal of the House of Representatives of the 1st Con- gress of Confederate States, 1st session, Feb. 18-Apr. 21,1862,2d session, Aug. 18-Oct. 13,1862. INSULAR AFFAIRS, BUREAU OF

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, Mar. 1905; no. 9, series 1904-05. [1905.] p. 1007-1118,4°

ISTHMIAN CANAL COMMISSION, 1904-

Circular 17; Aug. 1,1905. 18 +[1] p.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

5th annual report of Philippine Commission, [Dec. 22, 1903-Oct. 31] 1904 [with reports of civil governor, departments, bureau officers, 1904, etc.]. 1905. 3 pts. xv +885+ 746+ 1080 p. 1 il. 4 por. 123 pl. 4 maps, 1 tab. (War Dept., Reports, 1904, v. 11-13; H. doc. 2.) [In addition to the paging as given above, pts. 1-3 each contain a page showing the arrangement of the reports of the War Depart- ment, 1904. For contents see entry of this report without Con- gressional document number in Catalogue for Aug. 1905, page 433.] *Cloth, pt. 1, 55c; *cloth, pt. 2, 80c; *cloth, pt. 3, 75c Official gazette, v. 3, nos. 29-33; July 19-Aug. 16, 1905. Manila, p. 399-470, 4° [Weekly.] Same, Spanish. Manila, p. 403-474, 4° Note .—The Official gazette will be furnished to subscribers, free of postage, at the rate of 15c single copy, 86.00 a yr. Send remittances by registered letter to Norton F. Brand, acting editor Official gazette, Manila, P. I. Same, indice para v. 2, nos. 1-52; [Enero 1-] Diciembre 31, 1904. Ma- nila [1905]. 53 p. 4° Same, index to v. 3, nos. 1-26; [Jan. 1-] June 30,1905. Manila [1905]. 36 p. 4° Note .—In compliance with act 1347 of the Philippine Commission, enacted May 19,1905, quarterly indexes to the Official gazette will hereafter be published in January, April, July, and October of each year. The April index will cover the first quarter, that in July the first half year, the one in October will be for the third quarter, and the January index will cover the entire year. This will enable sub- scribers to bind the yearly volume entire or in two or four parts, discarding the indexes not required. EDUCATION, BUREAU OF Philippine Normal School, Manila, P. I., catalogue for 1904-5 and pro- spectus for 1905-6. Manila, 1905. 67 p. 10 pl. (Bulletin 21.) [English and Spanish.] Sep te mber , 1905 467

* ETHNOLOGICAL SURVEY Relaciones Agustinianas de las razas del norte de ; coleccionadas por Angel Perez. Manila, 1904 [1905], 411 p. 3 pl 3 maps 1 fac aim. large 8° (Publications, v. 3.) P P P ’ aC Contents: ACachoOS Calzados> reli^osos, Conquistas espirituales de los; por Alejandro ^ManiitiAlvareV^ AgUStin de’ costumbres ? propiedades de los infieles; por Benguet y sus misiones, Memoria descriptiva de; arreg-lada nor A no-pl P/.r..-, 1,amad°S’ BreVe insinnaeion de “la y^caferdTfos; por

ta«. y earns toveS? do y por Manuel Carrillo. ' erdadera relaC!6n de los progresos de las misiones de las; lnArzagaCartaS’informes- y otros documentos sobre la reduction de; por Antolin 'l^tiandroCatim ComPendioso del Prineipio y progresos de la misidn de; por

““«“nra- Ballotycabugaoan,. (delloeo. None],

LABORATORIES, GOVERNMENT, BUREAU OF ' 7 Polypodiaceae of Philippine Islands, 2, New species of edible Philin

WEATHER BUREAU Annual report of director, 1903; pt. 2, hourly magnetic observations nda 1905 52 p" ^Xh^^01’7’ [C&lendar year] 1903’ Ma' BU1and’Spae^shJ05’ 19°5‘ P‘ 3 * 1 pL 4° [English

diXba^e^ °n weather magnetic and seismic insects affecting ’S’ Observations on ^“spSh1]905' ManiIa’19°5- P-73-108, 6 il. 2 pl. 4» [English and

byNRobe7tSFBrovvniCle Observation« ™insects affecting crops in Philippines; ^dXanishJ Manila’ 1905> P- 109’157’ 7 iL 3 PL 4° ^English

byNRobe7tSEeBrowntiCle Observations on insects affecting crops in Philippines;

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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT CW^^]fOA^^M05.“?^' "ater f°r ^ami- Sl>e Woao!imN.Yrpl[19wnf Tp. 1^™ Wi'ingin 1>08t ho8PiW a‘ F»« Spelt “ y HX’j in6pdi“on 101)081 hospi,al 468 Septe mber , 1905

Specifications of material and labor required in construction of post hos- pital at Fort Wood, N. Y. [1905.] 34 p. 12° Specifications of material and labor required in construction of set of Hospital Corps sergeant’s quarters at depot of recruits and casuals, Angel Island, Cal. [1905.] 11 p. 12°

MILITARY DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS Colorado. Annual report of Wm. S. McCaskey, commanding Depart- ment of the Colorado, 1905. [1905.] 13 p. [No place of publica- tion given.] Dakota. Annual repqrt of C. C. C. Carr, commanding Department of Dakota [1905]. St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 29, 1905. 4 p. 12° Lakes. Annual report of Walter T. Duggan, commanding Department of the Lakes [1905], Chicago, Ill., Aug. 15, 1905. 11 p. Mindanao. Annual report of Leonard Wood, commanding Department of Mindanao, 1905. 1905. 18 p.

MILITARY SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT Army list and directory, officers of Army, Sept. 20, 1905; [no.] 70. 1905. 90 p. large 8° [Monthly.] *Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a yr [Circular] to recruiting officers [instructions relative to precautions to be taken against fraud in testing eyesight]. Sept. 18, 1905. 2p. 12° Military commands and posts, with post-offices, telegraph stations, and nearest railroad stations or boat landings. [Sept. 1, 1905.] 6 p.

NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES, SURVEY OF

Not e .—Lake Survey charts may be obtained from U. S. Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich., or from U. S. Engineer Office, Buffalo, N. Y. Payments must be made before charts are sent, and if made by mail must be by postal or express money order payable to the order of U. S. Lake Survey Office if ordered from Detroit, or to the order of U. S. Engineer Office if ordered from Buffalo. These charts may also be obtained, for cash only, at U. S. Canal Office at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. They will be sent by express, the express charges to be paid by the purchaser on receipt of the charts, or free by mail at the purchaser’s risk. Pur- chasers should indicate, when ordering the charts, whether they wish them sent by express or mail. The latter will be used when no choice is indicated. The bulletins and supplements of the Lake Survey may be obtained free upon application at U. S. Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer offices in Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Rapids, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Oswego. Supplement 5, 1905, corrections and additions to bulletin 15; to supple- ment information given upon charts of Great Lakes. Detroit, Sept. 21, 1905. 12 p. 2 maps, 4° Charts St. Lawrence River; chart 2. Scale 1:30,000. Sept. 15, 1905. 25.9X 31.8 in. 15c ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT Handbook of 3-inch field artillery material, with instructions for its care; also, supply tables of ordnance stores. Aug. 1, 1905. 147 p. il. 28 pl. Price list of ordnance stores comprising small and hand arms and their spare parts and appendages. 1905. 26 p.

qu arter ma ster ’s depa rtm ent Specifications for hot-water heating addition to post hospital at Platts- burg Barracks, N. Y. [1905.] 11 p. 12° Sept embe r , 1905 469 Speeifications for hot-water heating post hospital at Fort Michie, N. Y. Livuo.j io p. 12° Specifications for hot-water heating post hospital at Fort Wood, N. Y. [iwo.j 10 p. 12°

VICKSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK COMMISSION [7th] report, 1905. [1905.] 6 p.

Courts of United States COURT OF CLAIMS Testimonial by bench and bar of Court of Claims to Stark B. Tavlor in 1 QO^mei an-atl0oo °f !11S 5°oh anniver8ary a® bailiff of court, May’15, 1000. 1905. 30 p. large 8° J ’

District of Columbia Columbia Hospital for Women. 39th annual report, 1905 o pl. 1905. 44 p. Smithsonian Institution

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Aimual report of regents,1904 [with report of secretary, etc., and appen- d!x] 1905 lxxix-f-804 p. il. 3 por. 10 pl. 132 p. of por. pl. mans and facsim. 2 maps. ([Publication 1595]; H. doc. 430, pt.11.) P ’ Contents: Acts of Congress. Executive Committee, Report of. Regents, Proceedings of. Secretary, Report of. And papers as follows: Aerodrome, Langley, Experiments with; by S. P. Langlev Africa Economic conquest of, by railroads;’ by A Fock ’ Animals, Some Tibetan; by R. Lydekker. Avon Rosen'1 researehes on frontier of Argentina and Bolivia in 1901-02; by Eric Archeology, American Contributions of, to human history: bv W H Holmes — of pueblo region, General view of; by E. L Hewett noimes. Architecture, Chinese; by S. W. Bushell * e Bees and flowers; by E. L. Bouvier. Bird life, Some, in British Papua; by R. A. Vivian Bird sanctuaries of New Zealand. cXos;UbVcyri?Da?en^ratmOng IndiaDS [With bibli°graPhy]; by Aids Hrdlifika. Canal, Projected new barge, of State of New York; by T. W. Symons. 470 Sept embe r , 1905

Annual report of regents, 1904—Continued. And papers as follows—Continued. Chemistry, inorganic, Present problems of; by Sir William Ramsay. China, Inquiry into population of; by W. W. Rockhill. Condensation nuclei; by C. T. R. Wilson. Evolution, Evidence of; by Hugo DeVries. Flying fishes and their habits; by Theodore Gill. Gegenbaur, Carl; by Oscar Hertwig. Gournia, Crete, Excavations at; by H. A. Bovd. Horses and ponies, Multiple origin of; by J. C. Ewart. -----Egyptian and Arabian; by E. P. d’Avennes. Lenses, large telescope, Construction of; by C. Faulhaber. Lighting, Some new modes of; by A. Bertliier. Lightning spiral observed near Basel; by Fr. Klingelfuss. Man, Stature of, at various epochs; by A. Dastre. Metals in atmosphere; by Alfred Ditte. ; by Theobald Fischer. Mountains and mankind, On; by D. W. Freshfleld. Old age; by Elie Metchnikoff. Orc ^deposition, Theories of, historically considered [with bibliography]; by Panama Canal, Present aspects of; byW. H. Burr. Panama Canal Zone, Sanitation of; by W. C. Gorgas. Pearl fisheries of Ceylon; by W. A. Herdman. Pewter and revival of its use; by A. L. Liberty. Photography, History of some discoveries of; by Robert Hunt. -----Some reflections suggested by application of, to astronomical research; by H.H. Turner. Radiation in solar system; by J. H. Poynting. Reclamation Service, Work of; by F. H. Newell. Scientific investigator, Evolution of; by Simon Newcomb. Sling contrivances for projectile weapons; by F. Krause. Sparrow, House; by J. O. Skinner. Species, Evolutionary significance of; by O. F. Cook. Specific gravity, Variations of; by G. W. A. Kahlbaum. Spectroheliograph, Rumford, of Yerkes Observatory; by G. E. Hale and Ferdi- nand Ellerman. Stokes, George Gabriel; by E. W. Brown. Subways, Rapid-transit, in metropolitan cities; by M. R. Maltbie. Vision in brightness and in obscurity, Observations on, with hypothesis on cause of color-blindness; by O. Lummer. Welding development, Electric: by Elihu Thomson. Wing surface, Relation of, to weight; by R. von Lendenfeld. Wireless telegraphy, Progress in; by William Maver, jr. Writing. Materials used to write upon before invention of printing; by Albert Maire. Yuma reclamation project; by J. B. Lippincott. Zittel, Karl Alfred von, by J. F. Pomepckj; translated by Charles Schuchert. Family of cyprinids and carp as its type, by Theodore Gill; from Smith- sonian miscellaneous collections, v. 48, pt. 2. Sept. 8, 1905. p. 195-217 + [7] 1. 14 pl. ([Publication] 1591.) Instances of hermaphroditism in crayfishes, by William Perry Hay; from Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 48, pt. 2. Sept. 8, 1905. p. 222-228, 1 il. ([Publication] 1593.) International catalogue of scientific literature, by Cyrus Adler; from Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 48, pt. 2. Sept. 8,1905. p. 219-221. ([Publication] 1592.) Notes; from Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 48 [pt. 2]. Sept. 8,1905. p. 229-240. ([Publication 1594.]) [Includes Recent pub- lications of institution, continued from list, June, 1905, no. 1583.]

NATIONAL MUSEUM Not e .—The publications of the National Museum comprise bulletins, annual reports, and an annual volume of Proceedings. The annual report is included in the Congressional set. The editions of the bulletins and Proceedings are too lim- ited to admit of general distribution, and the volumes of the latter are sent only to libraries. The separates from the Proceedings and from the reports may be obtained on application to the Museum, until the supply is exhausted. Cambrian faunas of China, by Charles D. Walcott; from Proceedings, v. 29. 1905. p. 1-106. (No. 1415.) Sept ember , 1905 471 Five new species of Mexfam plants, by J. N. Rose; from Proceedings, v. 29. 1905. p. 437-439. (No. 1427.) New hymenoptera from Philippines, by William H. Ashmead; from Proceedings, v. 29. 1905. p. 107-119. (No. 1416.) New subspecies of ground dove from Mona Island, P. R., bv J H Rilev- from Proceedings, v. 29. 1905. p. 171, 172. (No. 1418. j J’

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DOCUMENTS, SUPERINTENDENT OF Cataian^e Pu.l.)lic documents, monthly, no. 128; Aug. 1905. 1905. 409-443+ xiip. *pkper, $1.10 a yr

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION for them7The Commission furnishes its reports gratuitously to those who apply Bookcases. Globe-Wernicke Company r. Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company [et al.]; decided Aug. 10,1905; report and opinion of commission. [1905.] 10 p. 1 Carriages. Rock Hill Buggy Company v. Southern Railway Company [1905 ]’ e^li]^8' 16’ 19°5’ reP°rt and opinion of commission. Corn. Rates on corn and corn products from Missouri River points to Aug1611905; report “d opinion of

7“ided 16' 19°5!

i P°lntsJn Washington, Oregon, and California; decided Aug lb, iy(Jo; report and opinion of commission. [1905.] 8 p. Freight rates. Bureau of Freight and Transportation of Charleston, S. ir ’ iQf?°rf0 k ? A\este.rr? Kadway Company, et al.; decided Aug. lb, I90o; report and opinion of commission. [1905.] 3 p. — Freight rates between Memphis and points in Arkansas; decided Aug. 15,1905; report and opinion of commission. [1905.] 32 p. map. Hay T. M. Kehoe & Co. Charleston & Western Carolina Railway Company; [same] t). Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; [same] £ Seaboard Air Line Railway; [same] v. Philadelphia & Reading SSnaft? Aug 16,1905; report “d opinion o1

----- rT; v- Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Company [1905 ]’ deplded Aug' 15, 1905’ rePort and opinion of commission. 472 Sept ember , 1905

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

BIBLIOGRAPHY, DIVISION OF List of works relating to American occupation of Philippine Islands, 1898-1903; from List of books, with references to periodicals, on Philippine Islands, 1903, with additions to 1905. 1905. 100 p. large 8° *Paper, 10c Not e .—Includes Select list of references on expansion of United States.

COPYRIGHT OFFICE

Note .—The Catalogue of title entries is prepared by the Register of Copyrights and published by the Treasury Department. It is not sold by the Treasury Depart- ment, the Librarian of Congress, nor the Register of Copyrights, but must be sub- scribed for at the office of the collector of customs for the district in which the person desiring it lives. The price is 85.00 per year of 52 numbers. The bulletins of the office are sent free on application to the Register of Copyrights. Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copy- right law; whole nos. 740-743; Sept. 7-28,1905. 1905. 691-1058 + [xxxiv] p. [Weekly; no. 743 contains quarterly index.] Paper, $5.00 a yr Shipments to Depositories During the Month of September, 1905

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Shipment 18 Medical Department (General Staff Corps, War Department). Index- catalogue of library of Surgeon-General’s Office, United States Army, authors and subjects; 2d series, v. 10, M-Mnikhovski. 1905. iii + 11 4- 935 p. large 8° Shipment 19 Agriculture, Department of. Bureau of Animal Industry rule 2 [amend- ment 1]; to prevent spread of scabies in cattle. Aug. 30, 1905. 1 p. 8° Animal Industry, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Score card in stock breeding; by George M. Rommel. 1905. 54 p. 7 il. 8° (Bulletin 76.) Chemistry, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Studies on apples [with bibliography]; Storage, respiration, and growth, Insoluble carbohydrates or marc, Microscopic and macroscopic examinations of apple starch; by W. D. Bigelow, H. C. Gore, and B. J. Howard. 1905. 100 p. 30 il. 5 pl. 8° (Bulletin 94.) Congress. 58th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions. Senate reports, v. 7. Nos. 2153-2625; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4576.) Forest Service (Department of Agriculture). Field programme, Sept. 1905. [1905.] 8 p. 8° ----- National forest reserves in United States, Alaska, and Porto Rico, Sept. 1, 1905. [1905.] 4 p. 8° Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station (Office of Experiment Stations, Department of Agriculture). Insect enemies of tobacco in Hawaii; by D. L. Van Dine. 1905. 16 p. 6 il. 8° J Bulletin 10.) Plant Industry, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Storage and germination of wild rice seed; by J. W. T. Duvel. Sept. 7, 1905. 16 p. 2 pl. 8° (Bulletin 90, pt. 1.) Soils, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Studies on properties of an unproductive soil [at Takoma, Md.]; by Burton Edward Living- ston, J. C. Britton, and F. R. Reid. 1905. 39 p. 8° (Bulletin 28.)

Shipment 20 Congress. 58th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 99. Nos. 764-770; Water-supply and irrigation papers 110-116. (Serial no. 4725.) 473 474 Sep te mbe r , 1905

Shipment 21 Coast and Geodetic Survey (Department of Commerce and Labor). Tide tables for [calendar] year 1906. 1905. 516 + i p. il. large 8° Shipment 22 Agriculture, Department of. Amendment 1 to Regulations of Secre- tary of Agriculture governing inspection, disinfection, certification, treatment, handling, and method and manner of delivery and shipment of live stock which is subject of interstate commerce [under acts approved May 29, 1884, Feb. 2, 1903, and Mar. 3, 1905]. Aug. 30, 1905. 3 p. 8° ■-----[Bureau of Animal Industry] order 134; special order providing for importation of Canadian cattle, sheep, and swine for exhibition purposes at Clinton County Agricultural Society Fair, Plattsburg, N. Y. Aug. 31,1905. 1 p. 8° Census, Bureau of the (Department of Commerce and Labor). Census statistics of teachers. 1905. 20 p. 4° (Bulletin 23.) Chemistry, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Analysis of Mexi- can plant tecoma mollis H. B. K.; by L. F. Kebler and A. Seidell. [1905.] 6p. 8° (Circular 24.) ----- Influence of environment on composition of sugar beet [during] 1904, with Summary of 5-year investigation; by Harvey W. Wiley. 1905. 66p. 10 il. 1 pl. 8° (Bulletin 96.) ----- Preliminary report on unification of terms for reporting analytical results; [prepared by] committee of Association of Official Agricul- tural Chemists. [1905.] 16 p. 8° Entomology, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Cottony maple scale, pulvinaria innumerabilis Rath von; by J. G. Sanders. [Sept. 7, 1905.] 6 p. 4 il. 8° (Circular 64.) ----- Some miscellaneous results of work of bureau, 8. 1905. 99 p. 20 il. 4pl. 8° (Bulletin 54.) Forest Service (Department of Agriculture). Red gum, by Alfred K. Chittenden; with Mechanical properties of red gum wood, by W. Kendrick Hatt. 1905. 56 p. 7 il. 6 pl. map, 8° (Bulletin 58.) ----- Suggestions to prospective forest students. [Sept. 1, 1905.] 4 p. 8° (Circular 23, 3d revision.) Geological Survey (Department of the Interior). Geologic atlas of United States, Silverton folio, Colo. Library edition. 1905. 34 p. 2 pl. 4 maps, large 4° (Folio 120.) Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station (Office of Experiment Sta- tions, Department of Agriculture). Investigaciones sobre el tabaco en Puerto Rico durante 1903-4; por J. Van Leenhoff, jr. 1905. 47 p. 1 il. 6 pl. 8° (Boletfn 5.) Publications, Division of (Department of Agriculture). Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Aug. 1905. Aug. 31, 1905. 4 p. 8° ([Publication] 519.)

Shipment 23 Biological Survey, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Birds known to eat boll weevil; by Vernon Bailey. 1905. 16 p. 8° (Bulletin 22.) Chemistry, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Methods of anal- ysis of insecticides and fungicides [with bibliography]. [Aug. 21, 1905.] 11 p. 8° (Circular 10 revised.) Sept ember , 1905 475

Chemistry, Bureau of—Continued. Proceedings of 21st annual conven- tion of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 26-28, 1904; edited by Harvey W. Wilev. 1905. 254 p. 2 il. 8° (Bulletin 90.) ----- Table for reduction of cuprous oxid to copper, using factor 0.88826, and of reduced copper calculated to invert sugar according to E. Wein. [1905.] 2 p. 8° Dairy Division (Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture). Bacteria of pasteurized and unpasteurized milk under laboratory conditions [with bibliography]; by Lore A. Rogers. 1905. 32 p. 8° (Animal Industry, Bureau of. Bulletin 73.) Experiment Stations, Office of (Department of Agriculture). List of station publications received by office during July and Aug. 1905. 9 p. 8° ([Publication] 828.) Geological Survey (Department of the Interior). Geologic atlas of United States, Rural Valley folio, Pa. 1905. 11 p. 6 il. 3 pl. 3 mans, large 4° (Folio 125.) Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station (Office of Experiment Stations, Department of Agriculture). Pineapple scale, diaspis bromeliae Kerner; by D. L. Van Dine. [Honolulu, Aug. 11,1904, 2d reprint, 1905.] 6 p. 1 il. 8° (Press bulletin 10.) Hygienic Laboratory (Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service, Treasury Department). International code of zoological nomencla- ture as applied to medicine; by Ch. Wardell Stiles. Sept. 1905. 50 p. 8° (Bulletin 24.) Plant Industry, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Bulletins of bureau. Sept. 8, 1905. 1 p. narrow f° ----- School gardens, report upon some cooperative work with normal schools of Washington [D. C.], with notes on school garden methods followed in other American cities; by B. T. Galloway. 1905. 47 p. 5 pl. 8° (Experiment Stations, Office of. Bulletin 160.) Soils, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture).' Tobacco investigations in Ohio; by George T. McNess and George B. Massey. 1905. 38 p. 8° (Bulletin 29.) Printed Cards Printed cards for September shipments, sets 751-777, will be sent to de- pository libraries.

INDEX

TO THE CATALOGUES FOR JULY-SEPTEMBER, 1905

[Names of Senators and Representatives in Congress are printed in Italics.]

Page Abbreviations, in Exper. station record 390 Page Abrasive materials...... 394 Alaska Agric.Exper. Stations, rp., 1904. 417 Alcohol, calculating percentage Aburatsu, Japan, chart... " 395 Germany...... 450 Accident bulletin...... X/"' 403 454 Accidents, railroads...... /.’/// Alcoholic compounds, as medicines 465 403 Alexander Inlet, chart. 435 Accounts, oaths in verification of.__ 465 , agriculture...... Accounts, Committee on...... ’ 413 cutlery...... 417 Acidity, of soils...... ’ ’ 415 423 Acts, see Laws. ' Alkali...... 459 Actuary, Govt., see Govt. Actuary. Alkali soils...... //XIE 458 Alpine tunnel...... //.” 422 Adanes...... 467 Altamaha River...... ’ ’ Adulteration,of brandy...... 454 394 of food...... ’ X ‘ ” Altitude...... ’’’ 452 423 Alubijit Anchorage, chart 420 of liquors...... '.'///.'//’ 456 Alvarez, Port, chart...... Aerial meteorographs, record sheets' I 452 395 Aerodrome, Langley...... Ambavatobi Bay, chart___ 461 469 Amer. Benevolent Soc. of Mexico city I Africa, British, industrial conditions 454 422 railroads...... 439 American Breeders’ Association _____ 390 Agric. Chemists, Official, Assoc, of. 415 450 American Forest Congress...... 391 Agricultural clubs, for boys...... ’416 American Foresters, Society of...... 391 American Republics,InternationalBu- Agricultural colleges...... 389,390,416,417 reau of the, see International Bu- Agricultural Colleges, Assoc, of... 390 416 reau of the American Republics Agric exper. stations...... 389,390,416’ 417 Amer. Republics, Internal. Union of ’ 397 publications 389 Ammonium citrate...... 415 Agricultural institute, international/ 422 Agricultural lands, Chippewa...... Ammunition, Nicaragua...... X/ 397 394 Amoy, China, cotton and woolen goods 422 Uinta Valley Reservation...... 413 knitting mill., Agricultural machinery, Mannheim 454 423 Agriculture, Algeria...... poisoned flour. 455 417 Anabrus simplex Hal’d 389 Argentina...... XX/.’ 423 Anaesthetics...... bibliographies...... 390,416 422 C inada...... 422 Analysis, unification of terms’.'/X " 450 cooperative...... 455 Andes Mts., hydraulic power from 397 Angel Island, Cal...... 468 education in ... 389,390,416,417,451 454 Angers David d’, see David'Pierre J.’ R/vnt ...... ’ 422 Germany...... 422 Animal Industry, Bureau of .. 414 450 indexing literature...... '390 bulletins...... ' ’459 Ireland ...... X 454 or^ers...... 388,iii,450 schools in Wisconsin...... 417 450 rules...... ’460 Animals, breeding...... 390, 416,431 teaching...... ” 390 diseases — upbuilding...... ’390,416 390 Tibet...... '/'.//EXE' 469 Agriculture, Bureau of, P. 1...... 433 Anschutz gyroscope...... '...... Agriculture, Department of... 388 414 449 423 bulletins...... ’ 44g Anthonomus seneotinctus Champ 416 Anthrenus verbasci Linn...... 389 circulars...... X / / / ” 418 Anthropology...... publications...... 391,418,451— 436 Agusan River, chart...... Ants, New Orleans...... 389 ■...... 420 Antwerp, Belgium...... 422 455 Air, diurnal periods...... 419 Apayaos ...... 5 4gy liquid...... 424 metals in...... Appeals, customs cases...... 398 431 464 ...... 470 Apples ...... ’415 Aix-la-Chapelle, Germany ...... 454 Canadian exporters...... 422 Alaska, forest reserves ...... 394,417,451 nomenclature...... 451 Geological Survey publications’ 426 Appointments, Division of...... 398 431 gold placers...... 425 grass lands..., Appraisers, General, Board of . 398,431’ 464 417 decisions...... 398,43/464 mail contracts, 462 mining...... report, 1905...... ’ 434 394 Appropriations...... XX/ 465 71—No. 129—05----- 3 1 ii July —Septe mber , 1905

Page Page Aquatic vegetation, effect on streams. 458 Banna, P. I...... 467 Arabia, horses...... 470 Barahona, Santo Domingo, chart .. 396 Arata test...... ■ 415 Barataria Bay, chart...... 453 Archaeology...... - - - - 469 Barrancas, Venezuela...... 397 Architecture, Chinese...... 469 Barranquilla, Colombia...... 454 Area curves, of rivers...... 459 Basel, Switzerland, lightning...... 470 Argentina...... 397,430,463 Baskets, France...... 454 agriculture...... 423 Batan Islands, chart...... 420 American rolling stock ...... 424 Bathurst, Gambia, chart...... 429 archaeology...... 469 Battle-ships, see War-ships. quebracho...... 424 Bay, see name of bay. Argentine Republic, see Argentina. Beds, China...... 422 Arica, Bolivia, railroad...... 463 Beer...... 415 Arizona, mail contracts.. 463 Bees...... 389,469 Arkansas, freight rates... Beetles, cabinet...... 389 mail contracts...... 462,463 cigarette...... 415 Arkansas River...... 459 potato...... 416 Arms...... 468 rose...... 416 Army, officers, list of...... 400,434,468 sugar-cane...... 416 recruiting stations...... 400 Beets, see Sugar beet. recruits...... 400 Belgium, Amer, through bills of lading 422 Articles of Confederation .... 413 Government railroads...... 422 Artillery...... 468 lace...... 423 Ashes, analysis of...... 415 life annuity fund...... 424 Asiatic waters, typhoons...... 396,429 old-age pensions ...... 424 Association of Agric. Colleges...... 390,416 postal savings-banks...... 424 Assoc, of Economic Entomologists .... 389 safeguarding working-people...... 424 Assoc, of Official Agric. Chemists.. 415,450 securing contracts in...... 454 Associations, breeders of live stock 388,414 wool and woolen goods...... 424 Assuan dam...... 422 BenevolentSoc., Amer.,of MexicoCity 422 Astronomy, photography in...... 4/0 Benguet, P. I...... 467 Atlanta, Ga., 5th civil-service district. 436 Bibliography, of agric, education...... 451 Atlantic Coast, coast pilots...... 392,420 of Amer, occupation of Philippines. 472 tide tables...... 453 of apples...... 416 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co...... 471 of aquatic resources of Hawaii...... 421 Atlantic Ocean, pilot charts... 396,429,462 of bibliographies of agriculture 390,416 Atlases, see Maps and charts. of• blue■ ■ crab■ ...... 453 Atmosphere, see Air. of brain weights in vertebrates.... 402 Attaches, consular...... - - - 455 of cotton-boll weevil...... 389 Attorney-Gen., see Justice, Dept. of. of culicidee...... 389 Attorney-Gen., Asst., for the P.-O. Dept. 397 of expansion of United States...... Auditor for the Navy’ Dept., rp., 1905.. 464 of food and nutrition of man...... 390 Auditor for the Treas. Dept., rp.,1905.. 398 of gas disease in fishes...... 453 Auditor for the War Dept.,rp.,1905 ... 465 of goblin shark...... 402 Augustinians. work in Luzon...... 467 of Halley’s comet...... 402 Australasia, commerce...... 422 of insecticides and fungicides, 450 dairying...... 455 of irrigation, etc...... 459 gold...... 455 of law of nations, history, etc. 464 Australia, automobiles...... 454 of lead, etc., in Ky. and Ill... 425 commerce...... 422,454 of meteorology...... 419,452 cotton...... of military art...... 434 parcels post...... 396,398 of milk bacteria...... 450 tobacco...... 424 of mining in Alaska...... 394 Austria, automobiles...... 422 of North America^ geology, etc.... 458 emigration to United States. .... 423 of ore deposition...... 470 German industrial plants...... 455 of painting on human bones...... 469 I Automobiles...... 422 of peat...... 394 Australia...... 454 of structure of wing-feathers 402 Avian genus bleda Bonaparte. .... 401 of tamarind...... 433 Avocado ...... 391 of text-books for engineers... 458 Azimuth...... 452 of whale shark...... 401 Azua, Puerto Viejo de, chart. .... 429 of wheat variability...... 391 Bacteria, in milk...... 450 Bibliography, Division of...... 472 Bacteriological examination of water. 467 Bicycles, Great Britain...... 455 Bacuit, P. I., chart...... -...... 453 terminology...... 422 Bags, exported...... 464 Billiards, automatic...... -...... 454 Bainbridge, Ga., soil survey...... 418 Bills of lading...... 422,452 Baker Inlet, chart...... 395 Biloxi, Miss., soil survey...... 451 Baking chemicals...... 415 Bingham, Me., topographic sheet...... 426 Baking powder ...... 415 Binghamton, N. Y., tornado...... 452 Balingasag Anchorage, chart...... 420 Biological Survey, Bureau of (formerly Balioanes...... 467 BiologicalSurv.,Div.of). 388,414,450 Balloons, sounding...... 452 Biology’...... 436 Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern R. R. 471 Birch Creek, gold placers...... 425 Banks and banking, Belgium .... 424 Birds...... 402,469 Costa Rica...... 430,454 destroyers of boll weevils. .... 450 Mexico...... 464 Kilimanjaro region...... 402 mortgage...... 423 Philippines...... - - ■ • • 434 Peru...... 431,454 preying upon cotton-boll weevil... 389 see also National banks. protection of...... 414 July —Sept embe r , 1905 in

Page Page Births, France...... 454 Calanasanes...... 467 Bismuth, Peru...... 397 Calayan Island...... 434 Black flies...... 389 Calcium...... 422 Bleda Bonaparte...... 401 Calcium carbide...... 454 Blue crab...... 453 California, freight rates on corn...... 471 Bluefields, Nicaragua...... 464 mail contracts...... 462,463 Boat-book, Navy...... 396 measurement of streams...... 426 Boise Barracks...... 434,435 prunes...... 424 Bolivar...... 397 underground waters...... 458 Bolivia...... 463 Callinectes sapidus...... 453 archaeology ...... 469 Calorimeter, respiration...... 390 importations through Chile...... 430 Calpodes ethlius Cram...... 415 industrial progress...... 454 Cambrian fauna, China...... 470 valuation of bolivar...... 397 Cameos...... 469 Boll weevils, see Cotton-boll weevils. Camphor...... 422 Bombay, India, Amer, manufactures.. 423 Canada...... ■...... 422,454 Bonded warehouses...... 398 agriculture...... 422 Mexico...... 431 American coins...... 422 Bonds, for release of seized vessels.... 452 American emigration to...... 423 gold, Chile...... 397 apple exporters...... 422 Bonds of United States...... 464 cattle...... 414,450 see also Government Actuary. cement...... 422 Bones, painting...... 469 coal...... 455 Bon toe Igorot...... 399 customs decisions...... 423 Bookcases, freight rates...... 471 Dominion fair...... '...... 455 Bookkeeping, Reclamation Service... 458 earthquakes...... 419 Bookkeeping and Warrants, Div. of.. 465 forests...... 455 Books, copyrighted...... 403,437,472 immigration inspection...... 423 Boots and shoes, American...... 456 industrial excursion to England... 423 rubber, in China...... 424 mail subsidies...... 423 Borers, sugar-cane...... 416 municipal ownership...... 424 Boston, Mass., 1st civil-service district. 436 pipe...... 424 fishery products...... 421,453 tide tables...... 453 Boston Bay, chart...... 420 wireless telegraph stations...... 424 Bowdoin, Mont., topographic sheet... 460 Canal Zone, Isthmus of Panama, laws. 399 Boys, agricultural clubs...... 416 sanitation...... 470 Brains, vertebrates...... 402 Canals, Georgian Bay...... 455 Brandy...... 422 Great Britain...... 454 adulteration of...... 454 New York State...... 469 cognac...... 422 Cane-sugar, see Sugar. Brazil...... 397,422,430,463 Canna leaf-roller...... 415 commerce...... 454 Canned goods, marketing...... 422 emigration from Greece...... 455 Cafio Colorado, Venezuela...... 397 tobacco...... 418 Cape, see name of cape. Bread, Great Britain...... 422 Cape Colony, ostriches...... 424 Breadstuffs, exports...... 393,422,457 Cape to Cairo Railway...... 454 Breeders, associations...... 388,414 Capitol, extension and completion.... 387 Breeders’ Association, American...... 390 Capitol Bldg., Joint Comn. on Plans for Breeding, animals...... 390,416,431 Extension and Completion of... 387 plants...... 390,417 Caps, Nicaragua...... 397 sugar-beet seed...... 418 Carbonating plant, Panama...... 454 Brewing, Japan...... 422 Carenero, Venezuela...... 397 Bridges, lighting...... 393 Carp...... 470 British, see Great Britain. Carpentieri test...... 415 British Africa, see Africa. Carriages, freight rates...... 471 British Columbia, chart...... 429 Cars, electric railroads...... 456 immigration service...... 455 Cartagena, Colombia...... 454 minerals...... 456 Cartridge-belts...... 435 mines...... 423 Cartridges, Nicaragua...... 397 tourist associations...... 424 Castnia licus Fab...... 416 British Papua, see Papua. Casualties, see Accidents. British West Indies, see West Indies. Catalina Island Anchorage, chart... 461 Brown, Port, chart...... 395 Catalogue, of copyrights...... 403,437,472 Brushes...... 422 of Immigrat ion Bur. books & blanks. 392 Brussels, Belgium, railroad...... 454 of library of Govt. Laboratories Bur. 434 Buildings, height of...... 454 of library of surgeon-general.... 434 improved construction...... 434 of library of U. S. S. Charleston... 428 Bulletins, see bureaus issuing bulletins. of library of U. S. S. Cumberland ... 428 Bulls Bay, chart...... 461 of library of U. S. S. Dubuque..... 428 Buoys, lists of...... 393,421,454 of library of U. S. 8. Glacier...... 428 Burk, Henry...... 449 of library of U. S. S. Intrepid...... 428 Business opportunities, abroad...... 422 of library of U. S. S. Mayflower...... 428 Canada...... 422 of library of U. S. S. Monterey..... 461 Byng Inlet, chart...... 435 of library of U. S. S. Scorpion...... 395 Cabinet beetle...... 389 of library of U. S. S. Vesuvius...... 461 Cabugaoanes...... 467 of library of U. 8.8. Wasp...... 461 Cagayan Anchorage, chart...... 420 of public documents...... 402,436,471 Cagayan Sulu, see Kagayan Sulu. Catarman Anchorage, chart...... 420 Caicos Islands...... 456 Cattle, American, for Trinidad...... 454 Cairo, Ga...... 414 breeders’ associations...... 388,414 IV July —Sept ember , 1905

Page Page Cattle, Canada...... 414,450 Chisos Mountains, topographic sheet. 427 France ...... 454 Chlorin...... 458 inspection, etc...... 388,414,449 Chromium...... 458 Mexico...... 464 Cigarette__o____ beetle...... 415 pedigree record book ...... 388,414 Cigars, Cuba...... 422 Prussia...... 423 Cincinnati,Ohio, 6th civil-service dist. 436 scabies...... 450 Circulars, see Dept., etc., issuing them. score cards in judging .. 414 Cities, statistics...... 452 Tuscany...... 456 Citric acid...... 422 Cauit Bay, chart...... 420 Citrus fruits...... 418 Cave fishes...... 453 Civil engineers, Navy...... 428 Cecil silt loam, Lancaster Co., S. C.... 418 Civil Governor, P. I., executive orders Cells...... 417 and proclamations...... 433 Cement...... ;...... 458 report. 1904...... 433,466 American vs. Canadian...... 422 Civil service, Philippines...... 433 magnesium...... 423 see also Civil Service Commission. Census, Bureau of the, Commerce and Civil Service Board, P. I...... 434 Labor Dept...... 392,419,452 Civil Service Commission 402,436,471 Centerpoint, W.Va., topographic sheet 460 Civil-service districts, 1st...... 436 Central America, commerce...... 430 4th...... 436 Cereal foods'...... 422 5th...... 436 Cereals, Spain...... 454 6th...... 436 Cerro de Pasco, Peru...... 397 7th...... 436 Cestode cysts, from porpoise...... 402 9th...... Ceylon, pearl fisheries...... 470 12th...... 436 Champlain, Lake, lights, etc...... 454 Classification bulletin ...... 395 Charles Inlet, chart...... 435 Classification Division ...... 395 Charleston, S. C., Freight and Trans- i Clay, industries in United States...... 425 portation Bureau...... 471 Clearing-house associations...... 422 soil survey...... 418 | Climate, affected by deforestation . ... 423 Charleston & Western Carolina Ry. Co. 471 ! Clinton County Agric. Society Fair.... 450 Charleston,U.S.S...... 428 ; Clover seed, Great Britain...... 422 Charlotte Shippers’ Association...... 403 ! Clubs, agricultural...... 416 Charts, see Maps and charts. | Coal...... ‘425,455 Chemical analysis, unification of terms 450 ...... 422 Chemical reagents...... 415 Nova Scotia...... 422 Chemicals, Hungary...... 455 Coast and Geodetic Survey ... 392,419,452 Chemistry, inorganic...... 470 medicines, etc...... 419 Chemistry, Bureau of...... 388.414,450 Coast pilots...... 392,420 Chemists, Official Agric., Assoc, of. 415,450 Cobalt...... 458 Chesapeake Bay, coast pilot...... 392 Codfish, Norway...... 455 Chicago, Ill., 7th civil-service district. 436 Codling moths...... 1. .... 389 Chief Clerk and Superintendent...... 464 Coffee...... Children, delicate...... 455 Coffee leaf-miner...... 389 labor of...... 453 Cognac brandy...... 422 ' proportion in United States...... 419 Coins. American, in Canada 422 Children of the American Revolution, foreign...... 398 Nat. Society of the, see Nat. So- Mexico...... 397 ciety of the Children of the Amer- Coke...... 425 ican Revolution. Cold storage, cowpeas...... 415 Chile...... 397,430,463 Colleges, agricultural.. 389,390,416,417 chart...... 461 Collisions, of trains...... 403 importations for Bolivia ...... 430 of vessels...... 419 nitrates ...... 424 Colombia...... 397,430,455,463 China...... 422,455 Color-blindness...... 470 American flour...... 423 Colorado, grasshoppers, ...... 415 American kerosene...... 423 insects ...... 389 architecture...... 469 mail contracts...... 462,463 Cambrianf auna...... 470 Mormon cricket___ 389 camphor...... 422 Colorado, Dept, of the, report...... 468 coolies in Formosa...... 422 Colorado potato beetle...... 416 dairy products...... 455 Colorado River...... 459 455 Colors...... ginseng...... 423 Colt automatic machine gun...... 435 glass ...... 456 Columbia Hosp, for Women, rp., 1905. 469 metal beds...... 422 Columbite...... 394 monetary conditions...... 423 Columbus Memorial Library.. 397,430,463 natives in Mexico...... 423 Comets 402 paper...... 456 Commerce, consular reports .. 397,431,464 paper mills...... 424 foreign...... 397,424,431,455,464 population...... 470 internal...... 393,422,457 rubber shoes...... revival of...... 456 shipping...... 424 see also Exports—Imports—names soap...... 456 of countries and places. trade-marks...... 463 Commerce and finance, Monthly sum- Chippewa lands, agricultural...... 394 mary...... 393,424,457 Chippewa of the Mississippi Reserva- Commerce and Labor, Dept. of. 391,419,452 tion, see Chippewa Reservation. reports, 1904...... 391 Chippewa Reservation...... 394 Commerce and navigation, 1904 ...... 39$ July —Septe mber , 1905 v

Page Page Commerce & Police, Dept, of, rp., 1904. 433 Cranberries...... 416 Commercial agents, see Commercial Crayfishes...... travelers...... 470 Credit system, Germany ...... 423 Commercial schools, Spanish floating. 422 Cresta de Gallo...... 434 Commercial travelers, Quebec...... 455 Crickets, Mormon...... 389 „ special ...... 397 Criminals,extradition .... Commercial treaties, Germany .... 422,455 ...... 397 Croatia-Slavonia...... 423 Commercial union, international.. 422 Crop-Estimating Board ... Compagnie G<5n6rale Trans -Atlan- ...... 389 Crops, Argentina...... 397 tique...... 455 injuries...... Compass, variation of...... ’...... 414 452 insects affecting...... — 400,467 Comprehensive index of Government Ontario...... ' ...... 455 publications, 1881-93 .. 428,461 Philippines...... '. Comptroller of the Treasury .... 400,467 .... 465 Crown-borer, sugar-beet...... 416 Conchuela...... Cuba...... Concrete...... 458 430,455,463 cigars...... ’ ” ...... 422 Condensation nuclei...... 470 commerce...... '. Confed. States, Cong, of, journal... 432,466 insects...... "' 389 Confederation, Articles of...... < 413 mules and brood mares Congress ...... 387,413,449 424 shipping...... 424 Cong, of Confed. States, journal... 432,466 strawberries...... Congressionaldocs.,boundvois.387,413,449 424 Congressional Library, see Library of Cuericueri, Port,chart .... 395 Culasian Bay, chart...... 453 Congress. Culicidae...... Connecticut, fall webworm 389 389 Culion Island...... 434 labor statistics...... ’' ’ ’' 392 Cumberland, U. S. S...... Consols, see Bonds of United States'. 428 Cuprous oxid...... 450 Constantinople...... ;...... 422 Currency, Colombia...... Constitutions, Nicaragua...... 463 397 Custom-houses, Nicaragua . 464 United States ...... ’’’ 413 Venezuela...... Construction camps, sanitation...... 397 459 Customs decisions...... 431 Consular and trade rps., Daily. 393,421 454 Canada ...... 423 Monthly...... 422,454,457 Customs, Division of...... 398 431 464 Consular service...... 430 Customs duties, see Tariff—names of’ Germany...... 455 articles imported. Consular statements, uniformity... 463 Customs inspection, Russia...... 423 Consulates, as information bureaus 422 Customs notaries...... 398,43i,464 Consuls, fees in Mexico...... 464 Great Britain...... ’’’ Customs Service...... 431 455 appeals before U. S. courts. 398, 431,464 Latin-American...... 397 catalogue forms Contracts, in foreign countries.... 422 431 Contreras, Port, chart...... promotion of employees ... 398 395 Customs service, Constantinople...... ' 422 Convicts, see Criminals. Cutlery, Algeria...... Cook stoves, tireless...... 423 .... 424 Cuyo Island...... ’’’ 434 Coolies, Chinese, in Formosa .... 422 Cycles, see Bicycles. Copper...... 450,458 ------...... 464 Cyprinids...... 470 Copy, preparation for printer...... 398 D. A. Russell, Ft., see Russell, D. A., Ft. Copy books, Ireland...... 456 Daily considar and trade reports, see Copyright Office...... 403,437,472 Consular and trade reports. Dairy Division...... 450 Copyrights, Norway...... 387 Dairy products...... ’.'' see also Copyright Office. 415 China...... 455 Corea, see Korea. Dairying, Argentina...... ”' Cor.n ...... 416,417,422 463 freight rates...... 474 Australasia...... ’ 455 Dakota, Department of, report, 1905 468 Corps of Engineers, see Engineers Dalrymple Bay, see Ambavatobi. Corps of. Dapa Channel, chart...... Coshocton County, Ohio, soil survey 418 420 Costa Rica...... 397 430 493 Dapitan Bay, chart...... ’’ ’'‘ ' 420 banks...... 454 Darien...... ’ ’. ’ ’'' ‘ ‘' 455 Cotton...... 422,423,452’455,464 Daughters of the American Revolution, acreage in 1905...... 389 Nat. Society of the, see Nat. So- exports...... 393,422,457 ciety of the Daughters of the Guatemala...... 394 American Revolution. David, Pierre J...... 449 Cotton-boll weevils...... 389,450 Daymarks, lists of___ birds that destroy ....’450 393,421,454 Dean, Bashford...... 402 Cotton— --ginning—d ...... 392 Debt, see Public debt. Cotton goods, Amoy...... 422 Decisions, Com. and Labor Dept... 419,452 Cotton manufacturers, Great Britain' . 455 food inspection...... 388 Cotton pest, Mexican.. internal revenue...... 432 Cotton-seed oil in lard 414 Cottony maple scale...... 389 450 labor...... 392,453,454 land ...... 393,425,457 Court of Claims...... 401’ 469 patents...... 395,427,428,460 Courts of United States...... ” 401,’469 Pensions...... 393,425,457 appeals in customs cases... 398,431’ 464 Supreme Court, P. 1...... 399 decisions, patents...... 395,427,428,’ 460 Treasury...... 398,43i,464 Missouri...... 463 Declaration of Independence...... 413 Cowpeas...... 415 Deficiencies, American...... 456 Crabs...... 453 Deforestation, climate related to...’.’.' 423 bl”e...... 453 Degrees, in land-grant colleges... 390,416 VI July —Sep te mbe r , 1905

Page Page Delavan lobe...... 458 Education, Bureau of, P. I 399,466 Delaware River...... 426 report, 1904..:...... 399 Dentists, American, in Transvaal...... 424 Egypt...... 455 Denton, Md., topographic sheet...... 426 agriculture...... 422 Department Methods,Committee on.. 436 horses...... 470 Department stores...... 423 Elders Ridge, Pa., geologic atlas...... 458 Departmental index...... 452 mineral resources...... 458 Depositories, shipments to.... 405,439,473 Electric energy, water power for...... 424 Depot Harbor, chart...... 435 Electric lighting, Ottawa, Canada.... 423 Derailments, of trains...... 403 Electric railroads, cars...... 456 Designs, France...... 423 Cuba...... 430 see also Official gazette, Patent Off. Lima, Peru...... 422 Des Moines River...... 426 Electric welding...... 470 Dewet Cove, chart...... 39 > Electrical products, Germany...... 423 Diamond-drill methods...... 458 Electricity, atmospheric...... 452 Diamond Mountain forest reserve .... 387 Dublin...... 455 Diatoms...... 402 purifying water by...... 424 Dietetics, see Food. Emigration...... 423 Differential freight rates...... 403 Great Britain...... 423 Digest, internal revenue decisions.... 432 Greek, to Brazil...... 455 of appropriations...... 465 Ireland ...... 455 Diplomacy...... 464 Employees, see names of Departments Diplomatic list...... 397,430,463 and bureaus. Diplomatic service...... 430 Empoasca mali Le B...... 389 Directory, Army...... 400,434,468 Engineer field manual...... 400 bird and game protectionists...... 414 Engineer School...... 434 farmers’...... 414 Engineering, insurance...... 434 Diseases, alcoholic medicines...... 465 irrigation...... 459 of animals...... 390 rural...... 390 prevention of perpetuation...... 455 Engineers, civil, Navy...... 428 Disinfectants...... 415 text-books...... 458 Disinfection...... 423 Engineers, Corps of...... 400 Distilling, Japan...... 422 appointments to...... 402 Distoma hepaticum...... 451 England, see Great Britain. District of Columbia...... 401,469 Enlisted men, Marine Corps...... 396 4th civil-service district...... 436 Navy...... 396 insurance...... 401 Enlistment, Navy...... 429 Insurance Department...... 401 Entomologists, Economic, Assoc, of... 389 pay rolls...... *...... 465 Entomology, see Entomology, Bureau school gardens...... 451 of—Insects. Diurnal periods in atmosphere...... 419 Entomology, Bureau of...... 389,415,450 Dixie forest reserve...... 449 Equator crossings, see Pilot charts. Dock false-worm...... 415 Equatorial observations...... 396 Documents, bound volumes... 387,413,449 Equipment, Bureau of...... 395,428,461 comprehensive index, 1881-93.. 428,461 Ethiopian Railway...... 423 for free distribution to libraries.... 403 Ethnography, Luzon...... 467 monthly catalogue...... 402,436,471 Ethnological Survey...... 399,467 shipments to depositories.. 405,439,473 Eucalyptus...... 1.... 390 Documents, Supt. of...... 402,436,471 Eulogies, see Memorial addresses. Domestic animals, breeding.. 390,416,431 Europe, automobiles...... 422 Dominion fair ...... 455 child labor...... 453 Doves, ground...... 471 coal market...... 422 Draftsmen, Navy...... 428 competition for Mexican trade...... 423 Drainage...... 417,458 hay and straw from...... 388 Draughtsmen, see Draftsmen. machinery in Mexico...... 423 Drawback, on bags exported...... 464 parcels post...... 456 Drills, Navy...... 396 textiles...... 456 Drug poisoning...... 423 Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad. 471 Drugs...... 415 Evolution...... 470 Malta...... 455 Examinations, civil service...... 402 Dublin, Ireland, electric supply...... 455 Executive Depts., index to laws...... 452 Dubuque, U.S. S...... 428 Executive orders, Civil Gov., P. 1...... 433 Dumanquilas Bay, chart...... 453 Executive proclamations, see Procla- Dutch, see Netherlands. mations of President. Dutch East Indies, see East Indies. Executive register of United States... 387 Duties, see Tariff—names of articles Exhibitions, see Expositions. imported. Expansion of United States...... 472 Dyes, China...... 455 Experiment station record...... 390,450 Dynamite, Mexico...... 455 Experiment station work...... 416,451 Earthquakes, Canada...... 419 Experiment stations, agricultural, see Philippine Islands...... 400,467 Agric, experiment stations. East Indies, American products in.... 455 Experiment Stations, Office of. 389,416,450 Eclipse, solar...... 396,419 bulletins...... 451 Economic Entomologists,Assoc.of.... 389 report, 1904 ...... 417 Ecuador...... 463 Experts, value of...... 455 tariff...... 430 Explosives, new...... 455 Education, agric.. 389,390,416,417,451,454 Export tax, see Tariff—names of arti- Guatemala...... 463 cles exported. industrial...... 455 Exporters, suggestions to...... 455 Jul y —Sep te mbe r , 1905 VII

Page Page ExPorts...... 393,422,457 Forage, peanuts for 416 see also countriesand places—names Foreign coins, see Coins, foreign. of articles exported. Foreign com. and navigation. 1904 393 Expositions, industrial...... 455 Foreign relations, 1904...... see also namesof expositions—places 397 where held. Forest Congress, American ... 391 Forest lands...... 391 Extradition, Haiti and United States. 397 Forest planting leaflets 417 Eyesight, testing...... 468 Forest reserves...... 391,417, 451 Fairbanks, Alaska, gold placers...... 425 see also names of reserves Fairfield County, S.C., granite...... 459 Forest Service...... 390,417,451 Fairhaven precinct, gold placers...... Fall webworm...... forest students, suggestions to 151 389 Foresters, American, Society of. 391 False-worm, dock...... 415 Forestry, see Forest Service. Farm-unit classification...... 458 Forests, Canada...... Farmers, directory...... 455 414 effect on climate...... 423 handling forest lands...... 391 see also Forest Service. Farmers’ bulletins, Agriculture De- Formosa, Chinese coolies...... 422 partment ...... 416,450,451 Fort, see name of fort. Agric. Dept., available ...... 418 Fortymile Creek, gold placers 425 Farmers’ institute lectures...... 390 Fossils, Jurassic...... Farmers’ institutes...... 458 .... 390,417 mesozoic...... 458 Farming, see Agriculture. plant...... Farms, forest planting on.. 451 394 Fats...... sea-lion...... 402 415 France, basket making...... 454 Fauna. Cambrian...... 470 birth rate...... Feeding stuffs, see Food’for cattle. 454 calcium carbide...... 454 Fees, oaths in verification of accounts. 465 cattle...... 454 Feldspar...... 425 designs...... Females, employment in London 423 .... 455 industrial models 423 Ferry steamers, Korea and Japan .... 455 prunes...... Fertility, of soil...... 424 415,433 public utilities...... 456 Fertilizers...... 415 sardines...... Lancaster County, S. C.'’’ ’'. 456 . 418 tobacco...... 424 uniform laws ...... 390 vineyards...... ’ ’ Fibrous plants, Veracruz...... 424 . 423 Washington bust for U. 8.. 449 Field artillery...... ’ -468 Francisco, Port, chart...... field manuals, engineers...... 400 395 Fran kfort Municipal Library 423 Field programmes, Forest Serv. 390,417,451 Freight and Transportation Bureau, Finance and Justice, Department of report, 1904...... 433 Charleston, S.C ....471 Freight rates...... 455,471 Finance, commerce and, Monthly differential...... 403 summary, see Commerce and fi- fruit...... 403 nance, Monthly summary. French River, chart .... 435 Finland, Americari cotton 455 Freshets, New York State. Fire-insurance ...... 419 401 Fruit...... 418 Firearms...... 468 examination...... Fisheries, Great Britain .... 388 423 freight rates, etc...... 403 Ireland...... 455 Ireland...... New England States. .... 455 421 Fruit products, examination .... 388 Fisheries, Bureau of...... 421,453 Fruit trees, winter killing...... 416 Fisheries, Division of Statistics and’ Fruit vessels, quarantine...... 432 Methods of the 421 Fishes, flying...... Fuller’s rose beetle...... 416 470 Fundiun, Senegal, chart...... 429 Negros Island...... 402 Fungi, edible...... Puget Sound...... 467 435 Fungicides...... 415,450 Fishing banks, see Pilot charts. Furniture...... ’. .. Flax, Ireland...... 423,455 .... 423 Flies, black...... Gabo, Port, chart...... 420 .... 389 Gadolinite...... 394 Flint...... 425 Gaging, see Measurement. Flora, see Plants. Gaging stations, Reclamation Service. Florida, stone...... 459 458 Florida Reefs, chart...... Galerucella nvmphaeae Linn ... 416 392 Gambia River, chart...... 429 Florida, Straits of. chart...... 453 Game, laws...... Flour, American, in China...... 450 423 protection...... 388,414 Great Britain...... 423 poisoned...... Garden City forest reserve ... 388 455 Gardens, school...... 451 Flowers, relation of bees to.... 469 Gas, Leeds, England...... Fluke-worms...... 451 ... 423 Fluorspar...... ’ Gas disease, in fishes...... 453 425 Gegenbaur, Carl...... 470 Flying fishes...... 470 General appraisers, see Appraisers. Fond du Lac Reservation...... 394 General Land Office, see Land Office. Food...... 390 General Staff Corps, see Staff Corps. adulteration...... 423 Geographical position...... 452 in hospitals for insane...... 417 Geologic atlas of United States. 394,425,458 inspection decisions...... 388 Geological Survey •— — — labeling imports...... 393,425,457 388 Geology...... 436 new product...... 455 see also Geological Survey. retail prices...... 453 Georgetown, Colo., topographic sheet. 426 standards...... ’ 415 Georgia, insects “™ Food for cattle, uniform laws... 389 390 labor laws. 454 VIII July —Sep temb er , 1905

Page Page Georgian Bay, chart...... 435 Great Britain, consuls in Mexico...... 455 ship canal...... 455 cooperative farming...... 455 Germany, agriculture...... 422 cotton...... 455 alcohol...... 454 cotton grown by colonies...... 455 American leather...... 456 cotton manufacturers...... 455 American petroleum...... 456 fisheries...... 423 American shoes...... 456 flour milling...... 423 brush industry...... 422 immigration and emigration...... 423 business abuses...... 422 industrial conditions...... 455 clearing-house associations...... 422 leather...... 423,456 liquors...... 456 commercial treaties...... 422,455 machinery in Mexico...... 423 consular service...... 455 manufacturers’ association...... 456 credit system...... 423 motor omnibuses...... 456 desire for sea power...... 455 pit wood...... 456 electrical products...... 423 producing power...... 422 fear of publicity...... 424 profit sharing...... i...... 424 food adulteration...... 423 regulation, etc., of output...... 454 industrial plants in Austria...... 455 saddlersand harness makers...... 456 labor...... 455 sheep dips...... 424 lead works...... 456 tonnage...... 456 leather industry...... 456 trade-marks in China...... 463 meat...... 456 wool ...... 424,457 mortgage banks...... 423 Great Lakes, collisions of vessels...... 419 new food product...... 455 fisheries...... 421 railroads...... 423 meteorological chart...... 418 smoke nuisance...... 424 rivers of drainage...... 459 tariff...... 424,455 Greece, emigration to Brazil...... 455 textile exports...... 424 Green Bay, chart...... 400 tonnage...... 456 Ground dove...... 471 trade relations with U. S...... 423 Island, Spanish records...... 428 treaties...... 423 Guatemala...... 431,463 wine...... 457 cotton...... 391 Gettysburg National Military Park Guet Ndar, Senegal, see St. Louis. Commission, reports, 1893-1904.. 400 Gulf, see name of gulf. Gettysburg National Park, inspection. 400 Gunnery, drills in Navy...... 396 Giant sugar-cane borer...... 416 Guns, Colt automatic..'...... 435 Gila forest reserve...... •...... 388 Gyroscope...... 423 Gilson, Henry J...... 463 Haiti, extradition treaty with U. S ... 397 Ginseng, China...... 423 tariff...... 423,431 Glacier, U. S. S...... 428 Halley’s comet...... 402 Glaciers, Lake Michigan...... 458 Halo, solar...... 424 Gladiolus...... 418 Hamakua, Hawaii...... 451 Glass, China...... 456 Harlem, Mont., topographic sheet.... 426 window...... 424 Harness makers, wages...... 456 Glass sand...... 459 Harvests, see Crops. Globe-Wernicke Company...... 471 Hasama Ura, chart...... 461 Gloucester, Mass., fishery products. 421,453 Hats. Panama...... 455,464 Goats, Maltese...... 455 Havana, Cuba, improvements...... 430 Goblin shark...... 402 Hawaii, fisheries...... 421 Gobo, Japan, chart...... 462 fluke-worms...... 451 Gold, Alaska...... 425 insect enemies of tobacco...... 451 Australasia...... 455 lights, etc...... 393 brittle...... 423 mail contracts...... 462 Gold bonds, Chile...... 397 rubber...... 451 Gold standard, effect on Mexican trade 423 snakes...... 414 Gournia, Crete...... 470 sugar...... 431 Hawaii Agric. Experiment Station.... 451 Government bonds, see Govt. Actuary. report, 1904 ...... 417 Government Laboratories, Bureau of, Hay, John...... 388,397 see Laboratories, Govt., Bur. of. Hay, freight rates...... 471 Government monopolies, Colombia... 430 imported from Europe...... 388 Government Printing Office .. 402,436,471 Health, Board of, P. I., rp., 1904 ...... 434 Government property, returns...... 391 Health reports, see Public health rps. Granite...... 459 Heating, artificial...... 419 Graphite...... 394 Hemp, sisal...... 456 Grass lands, Alaska...... 417 Henequen...... 456,463 top-dressing...... 416 Hepburn, William P...... 387 Grasshoppers...... 415 Hermaphroditism, in crayfishes...... 470 Gravel mining...... 394 Hildebrant, Charles Q...... 413 Great Basin, measuring streams... 426,459 Hippocampids...... 402 Great Britain, agricultural education. 389 History, articles concerning...... 464 bicycles...... 455 Hoar, George F...... 449 brandy...... 454 Hogs, Canada...... 414,450 bread...... 422 France...... 454 Canadian industrial excursion...... 423 inspection and quarantine...... 388,414 canals...... 454 Holy Cross forest reserve...... 413 clover seed...... 422 Honey bees...... 389 Colorado potato beetle...... 416 Honshu, charts...... 396,461,462 commerce...... 422,430,454 Hop sprouts, as vegetables...... 423 July —'Sep temb er , 1905 IX

Page Horses ...... I Page .... 470 Insecticides, hydrocyanic-acid gas 389,415 inspection and quarantine. 388,414 lime-sulphur-salt wash...... 416 Hosiery. Nottingham...... 456 lime-sulphur washes...... 389 Hospital supplies, Mexico ...... 424 Insects, affecting crops...... 400 467 Hospitals, for insane...... 390,417 injurious to tobacco...... • ’451 marine...... — 465 see also Entomology, Bureau of. Mexico City...... 422 Inspection, of cattle .'...... 388 414 449 Hours of labor...... • _ 453,454 of food...... ’ ’ 388 House of Representatives...... 413 journal...... of meat...... 45fi .... 387 Inspectors, General Land Office ..460 Hudson Bay...... 426 Hudson River...... ’...... Institutes, farmers’...... 390,417 422 ... 426 Insular Affairs, Bureau of. 399,432,’433’466 Huemules River, chart .' ’...... 395 report, 1904...... 433 Hull, England, wheat imports ... 424 Insular Purchasing Agent, Bureau'of Hulstea undulatella Clemens ... 416 the, report, 1904 ... Humidity...... 452 399 Hungary, calcium carbide...... Insurance, District of Columbia 401 ... 454 engineering...... 434 chemicals...... Insurance, Dept, of, D.C., rp’,i903... 401 Huron, Lake, chart...... 435 Interior, Department of the .. 393,425, 457 Hurricanes, West Indies... 429 Interior, Dept, of the, P. I., rp„ 1901.. 433 Hwang-Hai, see Yellow Sea. Internal commerce...... 393 422 457 Hydraulic power, see Water power. Internal revenue...... ’ ”’464 Hydrocyanic-acid gas...... 389,415 collection of...... 432 Hydrographic Office...... 395,429,461 Hydrography, Nevada...... 459 t decisions...... 398,431’432,464 Hygiene, in Irish schools...... 455 Internal Revenue, Comr. of...... 432 465 Hygienic Laboratory...... 399 465 International Bureau of the American’ Hymenoptera...... ’...... ■■‘ 402 471 Republics...... 397,430,463 Ibana, P. L, see Ivana...... ’ international commercial union.. 422 Ice, Great Lakes International law...... •_.... 434 418 Internal. Union of Amer. Republics’’ 397 Idaho, mail contracts...... 462 Idleness, industrial education and Interstate Commerce Commission. 403 471 Intrepid, U. S. 8...... 428 Igorrotes...... ;399,467 Inventions, see Patents. Iliana Bay, chart...... 453 Illinois, lead, zinc, and fluorspar . Invert-sugar...... 450 .... 425 Investigators, scientific 470 Ilocos...... 467 Iowa River...... Imitations, of American goods ... 454 Ireland...... 454 Immigration, Canada...... 423 copy books Great Britain...... 423 ...... 456 Immigration, Bureau of emigration ... 423,455 392 fisheries...... 455 Immigration service...... 392 flax...... British- Miu, Columbia...... ' 4S5 .. 423,455 Imperial Maritime Customs 462 [rui!...... ' 455 Import tax, see Tariff—names of arti- nygiene and temperance in schools 455 industrial exhibitions. 455 cles imported. industries...... Imports, see countries and places— 423 names of articles imported. linen goods trade with U.S 423 Index, Departmental...... 452 minerals...... 456 paper...... 456 to catalogue of copyrights...... 472 tobacco...... to decisionsof Supreme Ct.,P.I 399 456 Iridomyrmex humilis Mayr 389 to documents, 1881-93 ...... 428,461 Iron...... to Experiment station record...... ’ 45c 394 to labor laws and decisions...... 454 metals for hardening 458 trade statistics...... 425 to North American geology, etc.. 458 Irrigation...... 417 459 to Official gazette, Patent Office. 395,427 Irrigation papers...... 394,426,458^ 459 to Official gazette, P. 1...... 433 466 Ishihama, Japan, chart...... 429 to patent decisions...... 428 Islands, see names of islands. to public land decisions...... 457 Isthmian Canal Commission, 1899-1902 to Reappraisements of mdse...... 398 report, 1899-1901 ...... ’ 398 to Treasury decisions...... 398 IsthmianCanalComn.,1904- .. 399,432,466 Index-catalogue, of surgeon-general’s' Italones...... jct library...... 434 Italy, silk ...... Indexing, agricultural literature ’ 390 456 strikes...... 456 India, American goods in 455 Ivana, P. I., chart...... ” mica mining...... 423 420 wheat...... Ivory nuts...... 397 457 Japan, brewing and distilling Indian Territory, mail contracts. 462 Indians, painting human bones . brush industry...... 422 469 commerce...... 455 Industrial education...... 455 ferry steamers...... 455 Industrial excursion, Canadian,to Eng 423 Industrial exhibitions, Ireland fishery trade with United States . “ 421 455 goblin shark 402 Industrial models, France...... 423 lepidoptera . Industrial plants, Austria...... 455 402 Industries, Canada...... neutrality of United States' 433 422 war with Russia...... 434 Ireland 423 Java...... 392 423 Information bureaus, consulates as... 422 Jefferson’s manuai...... 7*413 Insane, dietetics in hospitals for. 417 hospitals Jordaens exhibition at Antwerp...... ’ 4,55 390 Journals, Cong, of Confed. States.. 432,466 Insecticides 415,450 House...... 387 for cottony maple scale .... 389 Senate...... 387 X July —Sep te mber , 1905

Page Page Judith River beds...... 394 Leaf-roller, canna...... 415 Jumbas River, chart...... 429 Leather...... 456 .Jurassic fossils...... 458 American, in Germany...... 456 Justice, Department of...... 461 Great Britain...... 423 int'ernal revenue decisions...... 432 Leeds, England, municipal gas profits. 423 Kagayan Sulu...... 430 Lemons, citric acid from waste...... 422 chart...... 420 Lenses, telescope...... 470 Kansas, grasshoppers...... 415 Lepidoptera, Japan...... 402 mail contracts...... 462,463 Leptinotarsa decemlineata Say...... 416 Kansas River...... 459 Leuciscuscaurinus...... 421 Kehoe, T. M., & Co...... 471 Leucoptera eoffeella Stain...... 1. 389 Kentucky, lead, zinc, and fluorspar .. 425 Lewis and Clark expedition...... 427 Kerosene, see Peiroleum. Lewis & Clark Expos.. 418,421,427,436,464 Kilimanjaro region, birds...... 402 Libraries, documents for...... 403 Kinomoto, Japan, chart...... 462 see also names of libraries. Klamath River...... 459 Library, joint Committee on the...... 449 Klondike, scaphoceros Tyrrelli...... 401 Library of Agriculture Department... 417 Knitting mills, Amoy...... 423 Library of Congress...... 403,436,472 Korea, ferry steamers...... 455 Library of Govt. Laboratories Bureau. 434 postal, telegraph, and ry. systems.. 424 Library of Surgeon-General’s Office... 434 Kosmos steamship line...... 431 Library of U. S. S. Charleston...... 428 Labeling, food imports...... 388 Library of U. S. S. Cumberland...... 428 Labels, decisions...... 427 Library of U. S. S. Dubuque...... 428 see also Official gazette, Patent Off. Library of U. S. S. Glacier...... 428 Labor, Chinese...... 423 Library of U. S. S. Intrepid...... 428 Germany...... ■...... 455 Library of U. S. S. Mayflower...... 428 Isthmus of Panama...... 423 Library of U. S. S. Monterey...... 461 see also Labor, Bureau of. Library of U. S. S. Scorpion...... 395 Library of U. S. S. Vesuvius...... 461 report, 1904...... 453 Library of U. S. S. Wasp...... 461 Laboratories, Govt., Bureau of.... 434,467 Library of War Department...... 434 report, 1904...... 434 Library of Weather Bureau...... 419, 452 Laborers, Agriculture Department.... 414 Life annuity funds, Belgium...... 424 Lace, Belgian...... 423 Life-insurance...... 401 Nottingham...... 456 Life-saving districts...... 398 Lady fish...... 402 Life-Saving Service...... 398,432 Laguera Cove, chart...... 395 Life-saving stations...... 398 Lake, see name of lake. Light-House Board...... 393,421,454 Lake Michigan glacier...... 458 Light-House Establishment, see Light- Lakes, Department of the, report, 1905. 468 House Board. Lamps, tantalite incandescent...... 456 Lighthouse districts, 3d...... 454 Lancashire, England, cotton trade.... 423 9th-llth...... 421 Lancaster County, S. C...... 418 12th subdistrict...... 393 Land-grant colleges, see Agricultural. Lighthouse tenders, specifications.... 421 Land Office, General...... 394,427,460 Lighting, new modes...... 470 decisions...... 393,425,457 of bridges...... 393 Landing-force instructions, Navy...... 396 Lightning...... 470 Lands, Chippewa...... •...... 394 Lights, lists of...... 393.421,454 public, see Public lands. Ligyrus rugiceps Lee...... 416 Landshells...... 401 Lima, Peru...... 422 Langley aerodrome...... 469 Lime, in insecticides...... 415 La Paz, Bolivia, railroad...... 463 Lime-snlphur-salt wash...... 416 Lapun Lapun Anchorage, chart...... 420 Lime-sulphur washes...... 389 Lard, cotton-seed oil in...... 414 Linen, foreign, in United States...... 423 Latin America, see International Bu- tariff on...... 456 reau of the American Republics. Liquid air, oxygen from...... 424 Law of nations, see International law. Liquors, distilled...... 415 Laws, bills of lading, etc...... 452 Great Britain...... 456 bonds for release of vessels...... 452 Literature, agricultural, indexing.... 390 Canal Zone, Isthmusof Panama.... 399 Live stock, see Cattle. commercial travelers, Quebec...... 455 Liver-flukes...... 451 game...... 450 Liverpool, England, wheat imports .. 424 height of buildings...... 454 Loans and Currency, Division of...... 464 insurance, D. C...... 401 Lodging houses, Milan...... 423 labor...... 392,454 Logging, terms used...... 391 labor, index to...... 454 London, England, employment of fe- mining...... 427 males ...... 455 monetary, Colombia...... 463 wheat imports...... 424 Moro Province...... 433 Louis, Senegal,see St. Louis, Senegal. passengers at sea...... 419 Louisiana,freight rates on corn...... 471 pensions...... 461 labor statistics...... 454 Philippine Commission, 2d...... 433 mail contracts...... 462,463 Philippine Islands...... 433 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, see St. Smithsonian Institution...... 469 Louis, Louisiana Purchase Ex- Lead...... 456 position, 1904. Kentucky and Illinois...... 425 Lubang Island...... 434 Lead poisoning...... 423 Lubricants, testing...... 423 Leaf-beetle, pond-lily...... 416 Lumber and timber...... 391 Leaf-hopper...... '...... 389 see also names of forest reserves. Leaf-miner, coffee...... 389 Lumbermen, handling forest lands... 391 July —Sept embe r , 1905 XI

Page Page Luzon...... 467 J Medicine and Surgerv. Bureau of Augustinians .. 462 birds...... 467 1 Memorial addresses, Henry Burk .. 449 Machine-guns, Coit automatic..’.’...... 434 1 George F. Hoar ... .. 449 435 Memphis, Tenn., freight rates.. Machinery, Mexico...... " 423 Macksburg, Ohio, topographic sheet.! Memphremagog, Lake, lights’ etc 454 427 Meningitis...... 423 McNeill & Nattress...... 432 Meramec River...... ’ ...... Magic medicine...... 435 459 Magnesite...... Merchant vessels, see Shipping.’ 423 Merino Jarpa, Port, chart... 395 Magnesium cement..1 1...... 423 Mesozoic...... —...... fossils...... 45g Magnetic observations, P. il...... 437 Message of President, see President. ’ Mail contracts,advertisements ... 462,463 Metals, in atmosphere...... 470 Mail matter, importations 431 Meteorographs, record sheets ...... 452 Mail subsidies, Canada ... 423 Maine, granite...... Meteorological charts, Great Lakes.. 418 459 Meteorology, see Weather Bur., Agric. labor statistics...... 392 Malanut Bay, chart...... '... . Dept.—Weather Bur., P. I. 453 Mexican cotton-boll weevils...... 389,450 Malone Mountain...... 458 Mexican cotton pest...... 415 Malta, commerce...... 423 drugs...... Mexican Free Zone...... ’ 454 455 Mexican National Railway...... 397 goats...... ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’" " ’ ’ ’ ’ ” 455 Mammals, preparing specimens . 414 British1...... consuls ...... 897>481 - 456,464 Man, nutrition...... 390 455 relation of mountains to. Chinese labor. 423 470 commerce...... 423 stature...... ’'" ” 470 dynamite...... Manchester, England, public owner- 455 ship ...... effect of gold standard on trade 423 456 landshells...... Manchester, N. H., topographic sheet’ 401 426 machinery...... ’'...... 423 Manchuria, direct shipment to 456 plants ....'...... 7.’ ” ’ Manganese...... 394 Brazil...... sugar...... 456 463 surgical and hospital supplies . 424 Manila. P. I., commerce ... 456 tecoma...... Philippine Normal School .11?...... 450 466 vanilla...... I...... 424 Manila Central Observatory...... 467 wheat...... Mannheim, Germany...... ' 424 454 Mexico (city), hospital...... 422 Mannington, W. Va., topog.’sheet.’.’.’ 460 Mexico, Gulf of, coast pilot...... Manuals, civil service...... 402 420 civil service, P. I...... stream measurements...... 394 434 Mica...... 423 engineer field...... ’...... 400 Michie, Fort...... Jefferson’s...... 413 400,469 Senate...... 11 Michigan, railroads . ’ ...... 419 413 Michigan Central Railroad .’...... 403 Manufacturers, points for...... 456 Michigan, Lake, chart...... Manufacturers’ Association, British 456 400 Manufactures, American, abroad State Affrie. Society Fair 414 423 Middlebury, Vt., topographic sheet 427 wages and hours of labor 454 Milan, Italy, cheap lodging house Manufactures, Bureau of. 393,421,454 423 Manure, see Fertilizers. Military art...... " 434 Maple scale, cottony...... 389 450 Military Departments and Divisions 468 Military Information Division 434 Maple sugar...... 391 Military instruction Mapsand charts, CoastSurvey. 392,420,453 390,417 Military posts...... 468 geologic atlas of U. S...... 394 425 458 see also names of forts. Geological Survey...... 426’459 Military Secretary’s Dept Hydrographic Office...... 395,429,’ 461 400,434,468 Land Office, General...... 427 460 416 bacteria in...... 450 meteorological...... 418 Millers, technical school for...... N.-& N• W. Lakes Survey ... 400,’435,468 423 Mindanao, charts ..■...... 420 Manne Corps, officers...... 429 sailing directions...... transportation of enlisted men...... 396 420 Marine-Hospital Serv., see Pub. Health Mindanao, Department of, report 1905. 468 and Marine-Hospital Service. > Mineral oil, see Petroleum. Marine hospitals...... Mineral paints...... 426 ...... 465 Mineral resources, 1904, separates..’.’.'.’ Marseille, France, peanuts ...... 424 394, Martinique, American scales ...... 456 425,426,458,459 Maryland, crabs...... Mineralogy, North America 458 ...... 453 Minerals, British Columbia . labor statistics...... 454 456 Matsushima Wan, chart. Elders Ridge, Pa...... 458 ...... 429 Ireland ...... 456 Mayflower, U.S. S...... 428 Mines,British Columbia ... Measurement of streams 394,426,459 423 Meat, Germany...... ’ 45g Mining, Alaska...... 394 laws...... !””!!!!...... 427 proteids...... 415 Peru...... Ill 111 1...... transportation...... 456 11111 431 Medical attendance, Coast Survey 419 Prussia...... 11.’.’ 11" 1.' 11 ’ " ’ 456 Medical Department, Army... 400,434,467 Minnesota, insects...... 389 Medical Department, Navy, see Medi- Minnesota River...... 1111111”! 426 cine and Surgerv Bureau. Mint, Bureau of the...... 398 Medicine...... 435 Miocene fossils...... 402 Mississippi River, stream measure- alcoholic compounds labeled as 465 ments ...... Coast and Geodetic Survey...... 419 394 plants used for...... 445 Missouri, copper...... ”1111 458 zoological nomenclature...... 465 courts of United States.’.’.’.’ ’ ’ ” ’ 463 Missouri River,streams of drainage... 426 xii July —Sep temb er , 1905

Page Page Mitchell, Mount, geologic atlas.. Nevada, hydrography...... 459 Mitsukurina Owstoni...... 402 mail contracts...... 463 Models, France...... 423 New Bedford, Mass., chart...... 420 419 New England, chlorin...... 458 Moisture, in artificial heating... 421 Molasses...... fisheries...... Molybdenum...... 458 New Hampshire, labor statistics...... 454 Moria Island...... New Jersey, insects...... 389 Monazite...... •- 394 labor laws...... 392 Money, conditions in China...... 423 New Mexico, mail contracts...... 463 Paraguay...... New Orleans, La., ants...... 389 Monographs, Geological Survey. __458 rainfall...... 419 Monopolies, Colombia...... 430 New South Wales, old-age pensions... 456 Montana, grasshoppers...... 415 wheat...... 424 mail contracts...... 462,463 New York State, canal...... 469 Monte Cristi Bay, chart...... 462 chlorin...... 458 Monterey, U. S. S...... - ‘461 insects...... 389 Monthly summary of commerce and snowfalls, etc...... 419 finance, see Commerce and New Zealand, bird sanctuaries...... 469 finance, Monthly summary. Newburg, Ind., topographic sheet. 459 Monthly weather review, see Weather Nicaragua...... 397,431,456,464 review, Monthly. Nickel .... 458 Mormon cricket...... :389 Nishiki Wan, chart...... 396 Moro Province, governor, report, 1904 . 433 Nitrates, Chile...... 424 Morocco...... 470 Nitrification...... 415 Mortgage banks, Germany...... 423 Nitrogen...... 415 Mosquitoes, yellow fever...... 465 Norfolk & Western Railway Company. Moths, codling...... 389 North America, cave fishes...... 453 Motor omnibuses...... 456 geology, etc...... 458 Mountains, relation to mankind...... 470 North Carolina, labor statistics...... 454 Mules, Cuba...... 424 North Dakota, irrigation...... 459 Municipal ownership, Canada...... 424 mail contracts ...... 463 Manchester, England...... 456 Northern and Northwestern Lakes, Murcielagos Islets, chart...... 420 Survey of...... 400,435,468 Mussels, fresh-water...... 402 Northern Pacific Railway Company .. 403 Mylocheilus lateralis...... 421 Norway, codfisheries...... 455 Nakoda Bay, chart...... 453 copyright...... 387 Names, Philippine Islands...... 399 Notaries public...... 398,431,464 Nasipit, Port, chart ...... 420 Nottingham, England, lace & hosiery. 456 National banks, Argentina...... 397 Nova Scotia, chart...... 462 National debt, see Public debt. coal ...... 422 National Home for Disabled Volunteer Novelties, American...... 456 Soldiers ...... 437 Nuclei, condensation...... 470 National Museum 402,435,470 Nunda, N. Y., topographic sheet. 460 report upon condition, etc., 1904.... 436 Nut weevils...... National Society of the Children of the Nutrition, see Food. Amer. Revolution, rp., 1904..... 436 397 National Society of the Daughters of Oaths, in verification of accounts .. 465 the Amer.’Revolution, rp., 1904. 436 Occasional papers, Engineer School 434 Naval Acad., bd. of visitors, rp., 1905.. 429 Ocean transportation...... 419 Naval Observatory...... 396 Officers, General Staff Corps...... 400 Naval stations, memoranda for offi- Marine Corps...... 429 cers...... 396,429,462 429 Navigation, Bur. of, Com. and Labor Pay Corps, Navy...... 396,429,462 Department...... 419,452,457 Presidential, in Treasury...... 431 Navigation, Bureau of, Navy Dept. 396,429 Public Health and Marine-Hospital Navigation, Foreign com.and, 1904 ... 393 Service, .. 465 Navy, boat-book...... 396 steamboats .. 392 civil engineers...... 428 see also Army. draftsmen...... 428 Official gazette, Patent Office . 395,428,460 drills...... 396 Official gazette, P. I...... 399,433,466 enlistment...... 429 Official postal guide.... 396,430,463 landing-force instructions 396 Ogeechee River...... 394 officers...... 429 Ohio, insects...... 389 recruiting officers...... 396 labor laws...... 454 regulations...... 428 tobacco...... 452 -small-arm instructions.... 396 Oil, chemical report on ...... 415 supply table of Medical Dept 462 cotton-seed...... 414 transportation of enlisted men. 396,42'9 salad...... 388 see also War-ships. see also Petroleum. Naw Department...... 395.428,461 Okanogan River, topographic sheet.. 427 Navy Dept., Auditor for, see Auditor. Oklahoma, mail contracts...... 462,463 Nazareth, Brazil...... 463 Old age...... 470 Ndar, Senegal, see St. Louis, Senegal. Old-age pensions...... 424,456 Nebraska, grasshoppers...... 415 I Omnibuses, motor...... 456 mail contracts...... 462,463 Ontario, coal .... 455 Negros Island, fishes...... 402 crops.. 455 Netherlands, commerce ...... 456 Oolong tea...... 424 cotton in colonies...... 422 Opinions, of Assistant Attorneys-Gen- foreign investments...... 423 eral for Post-Office Department. 397 Neutrality, of United States. .... 433 of Attorneys-General 461 July —Sept ember , 1905 • XIII

Page Page Opol Anchorage, chart 420 Pensions, Bureau of...... Orange wine...... 424 428 Orders, see Animal industry, Bur’ of report, 1905...... ’' 461 Ordinance of 1787...... Pentatoma ligata Sav... " 415 413 People’s United States Bank 463 Ordnance Department...... 435,468 Pepper weevil...... Ordnance stores...... ’ ” .... 468 416 Ore deposition...... "'" ” / Pere Marquette Railroad .’.'.’.'.’.'’ 403 Periodicals, War Department library' Oregon, fossil sea-lion 402 434 freight rates on corn...... Persia, oil fields...... 456 Peru...... 397,431,456,464 mail contracts .... 463 banks and banking .... Oroya, Peru...... 397 ...... 454 hydraulic power...... 423 Ostriches...... '"'" ”' 424 parcels post...... Ottawa, Canada, electric lighting •...... 456 423 Peso, Mexican...... 431 Output, regulation and restriction 454 Petroleum ...... ’’’ Oxygen, from liquid air...... 424 ...... 455 American, in China...... 423 Pacific Coast, chart...... 392 American, in Germany ...... 45g _ ...... 396,429,462 exports...... 393,'422,457 Pacific Mail Steamship Company...... 431 Persia...... Pacific Ocean, pilot charts.... 396.429,462 456 Russia...... 456 Package, defined in customs law.... ’ 463 Petrology, North America Packing, bad...... 45g Pewter...... 458 Pagans, conversion in Luzon 470 " 467 Pharmacopoeia of United States...... Paints, mineral...... 426 399 Palawan, chart...... '...... Philadelphia & Reading Railway Co.. 453 Philippine Commission, 2d, laws 433 Paleontology, Judith River beds. 394 report, 1904...... ”'433,466 Malone Jurassic formation..., 458 Philippine Islands...... 399,433 466 North America...... 458 Agriculture Bureau...... 433 Panabutan Bay, chart 420 Panama...... American occupation...... 472 431,464 baptismal names.__ 399 admission to Internat. Union/, .... 397 carbonating plant...... birds...... ”””””” 434 ... 454 Civil Governor...... 433,466 civil code, etc...... 399 civil service...... 433 434 Government palace and theater 456 hat-making school...... 455 Civil Service Board .... 434 improvements in...... ' 424 commerce...... J 399,'432,466 parcels post...... 464 Commerce and Police Department. 433 cro?^...... 400,467 postal convention with U.S..... " 430 earthquakes...... 400,467 Panama Canal...... 456 470 edible fungi...... 467 Panama Canal Commission, see Isth-’ mian Canal Commission, 1904-. Education Bureau...... 399 453 I ana ma Canal Zone, aee Canal Zone Ethnological Survey...... 399*467 Isthmus of Panama. Finance and Justice Department.. 433 Govt. Laboratories Bureau.. 434 467 Panama, Isthmus of, labor...... 423 Health Board...... 434 Panama Railroad Commissioner Spe- hymenoptera...... ’402 471 cial .... 432 Panama Railroad Company insects affecting crops...... 400 467 .... 431 Insular Purchasing Agent Bureau. 399 Pangasinan...... — 467 Papaya juice...... Interior Department.... 433 .... 424 ,labor...... '"'392,454 Paper, China...... 456 laws...... 433 Ireland...... 456 new material for.... magnetic observations.... 467 .... 464 Official gazette...... 399,'433,466 Paper mills, China...... 424 passports...... — Paper money, Colombia .... 463 433 Papua, birds...... polypodiacese 467 .... 469 Public Instruction Department__ Paraguay ...... 456,464 433 commerce...... ' public lands...... 433 ... 397 sailing directions...... 420 money...... 423 shipping...... Parcels post, Australia and U.S... 396 398 433 Europe and Peru — steamboats...... 464 ...... 456 Supreme Court...... '. 399 Panama...... 464 transportation...... Passaic River...... >.. 426 433 Passengers, by sea..” Weather Bureau .... 400,467 ...... 419 Philippine Normal School 466 inward movement ...... 391 Phoenix, Ariz., slate...... Passports, Philippines, ...... 433 459 Patent Office...... Phosphates...... 394 P + “7------395,427,460 Phosphomolybdate 415 Patentees, lists of...... 395 427 Phosphoric acid...... Patents, Agriculture Dept, employees.’414 415 see also Patent Office. Photography...... 470 sun’s halo...... 424 Paj’ Corps, Navy...... -...... 396,429,462 X-ray...... * Pay rolls. District of Columbia. 424 ...... 465 Physicians, American, in Transvaal.’. 424 Payson forest reserve...... 388 Pigs, see Hogs. Peanuts, for forage...... 416 Pilar, P. I., chart Marseille, France ...... 420 ...... 424 Pilot charts...... 396,429,462 Pearl fisheries...... 470 Pine, red...... Peat...... 394 417 Pedigrees, cattle...... 388,414 Pin us resinosa...... ’ ’. 417 Pek'e, Mt., electricity after eruption.. ’ 452 Pipe, Canadian vs. Scotch 424 Pensions, decisions...... 393,425,457 steel-concrete...... 458 Pit wood, Great Britain...... 456 examining surgeons...... 428 Placer mining...... ” i" old-age...... 424,456 394 Plainfield, N. J., topographic sheet..' 426 xiv July —Sep temb er , 1905

Page Page Plant Industry, Bureau of .... 391,417,451 Public Instruction,Departmentof, P.I., Plants, breeding...... 390,417 report, 1904... 433 fibrous...... 423 Public lands, acquiring title...... 458 fossils...... 394,458 decisions...... 393,425,457 medicinal...... 415 Philippines...... 433 Mexico...... 471 see also Land Office, General. see also Plant Industry, Bureau of. Public libraries, see Libraries. Platte River...... 459 Public ownership, see Municipal own- Plattsburg Barracks...... 467,468 ership. Point au Baril Harbor, chart...... 435 Public records, Guam Island...... 428 Poisoning, lead...... 423 Public utilities, France...... 456 with drugs...... 423 Publications, agric, exper. stations ... 389 Political science...... 464 Agriculture Department ... 391,418,451 Poly pod iacese...... 467 Experiment Stations Office .... 417,451 Polysulphids, used as insecticides .... 415 Forest Service...... 391,417 Pond-lily leaf-beetle...... 416 Geological Survey...... 426 Ponies...... 470 Naval Observatory...... 396 Population, China...... 455,470 Smithsonian Institution...... 402,470 Porpoise, cestode cysts...... 402 Publications, Division of...... 391,418,451 Port, see name of port. Publicity, German fear of...... 424 Port Arthur, government...... 456 Pueblo region, archaeology...... 469 Port movements, Argentina... 397,430,463 Puerto Rico, see Porto Rico. Peru...... 464 Puerto Viejo de Azua, see Azua. Valparaiso...... 463 Puget Sound, fishes...... 435 Port Orchard, Wash., chart...... 420 Pulvinaria...... 389,450 Portland, Oreg., Exposition, see Lewis Pumping for irrigation...... 459 and Clark Exposition. Pyrite...... 394 topographic sheet...... 427 Quarantine ,...... ■...... 431 Porto Rico, chart...... 392. cattle...... 388,414 forest reserves...... 391,417,451 fruit vessels...... 432 labor laws...... 454 Quarantine stations...... 465 tobacco ...... 451 Quarantine vessels...... 465 .yautias...... 390 1 Quartermaster’s Department . 401,435,468 Porto Rico Agric. Exper. Station . 390,451 Quebec, commercial travelers...... 455 report, 1904...... 390,417 Quebracho...... ;...... 424 Portsmouth, N. H., chart...... 420 Queensland, cotton...... 455 Post-Office Department...... 396,430,462 Queltehue, Port, chart...... 395 Postal convention, Panama and U.S . 430 Racine, Wis., topographic sheet...... 427 Postal guide, Official...... 396,430,463 Radiation, in solar system...... 470 Postal savings-banks, Belgium...... 424 ‘ Radium...... 456 Postal service, Korea...... 424 ! Railroads...... 419 see also Post-Office Department. accidents...... 403 Post-, military, see Military posts. Africa...... 469 Potash...... 415 Belgium...... 422 Potato beetle...... 416 Bolivia...... '...... 463 Potatoes, new...... 456 Brussels to Aix-la-Chapelle...... 454 Potosi, Bolivia, railroad...... 463 Canada...... 422,454 Poultry, houses for...... 416 Chile...... 397 Powder, Nicaragua...... 397 Germany....' ...... 423 smokeless...... 456 i Korea...... 424 Power for irrigation...... 459 Mexico 464 Prairie dogs...... 416 Nicaragua...... 431,456 Precipitation, Great Lakes...... 418 j Peru...... 397,431,456,464 Preservatives...... 415 Santo Domingo...... 430 President of United States .... 387,413,449 statistics...... 464 message to 58th Cong. 3d sess...... 397 valuation of property ...... 419 Presidential officers, Treasury Dept... 431 Venezuela...... 457 Press bulletins, Hawaii...... 451 see also names of railroads. Philippine Islands...... 433 Rails, steel...... 456 Printing, preparation of copy...... 398 Railways, see Railroads. Printing and Stationery, Div. of .. 398,431 Rainfall, New Orleans, La...... 419 Proclamations, Civil Governor, P. I... 433 Raritan River...... 426 President of U. S...... 387,388,413,449 ; Reagents, chemical...... 415 Professional papers, Engineer Corps .. 400 Reappraisements...... 398,431,464 Geological Survey...... 425,458 Reclamation Service...... 458,470 Profit sharing, Great Britain...... 424 ! Reconnaissance, Army...... 400 Projectile weapons...... 470 Record sheet, for seismographs, etc... 452 Promotion, Customs Service...... 398 Records, sounding balloons...... 452 Proteids...... 415 Recruiting officers, Navy...... 396 Provisions, exports...... 393,422,457 Recruiting stations, Army...... 400 Prunes...... 424 Recruits, Army...... 400 Prussia, cattle...... 423 Red Dahomey sweet potato...... 424 mining...... 456 Red gum...... 390 Public debt, Costa Rica...... 397 Red Lake Reservation...... 394 Venezuela...... 397 Red pine...... 417 Public documents, see Documents. Red River...... 459 Public Documents, Division of.... 428,461 Refrigeration, of fruit...... 403 Public Health and Marine-Hospital Register, executive...... 387 Service...... 399,432,465 Life-Saving Service...... *...... 398 Public health reports...... 399,432,465 State Department...... 397 Jul y —Sep te mbe r , 1905 xv

_ . . Page Page Register of the Treasury, report, 1905.. 465 San Francisco, Cal., 12th civil-service Remedies, see Medicine. district...... 43g Reserves, forest, see Forest reserves— names of reserves. San Francisco Bay, fishes in tributaries 421 Reservoirs, silting...... Sanitation, construction camps 459 459 Panama Canal Zone.... 470 sites in Uinta Valley Reservation.. 413 Sanitorium, for tuberculosis Respiration calorimeter...... 390 457 Revision of Service Drill-Books’ Bd. for San Pedro de Macoris, Santo Domingo 396 chart...... 462 Revolution, Amer., Children of the San Salvador, see Salvador. see Nat. Society of the Children of the Amer. Revolution. Santa Maria, Port,chart. .... 420 Santee River...... 394 Revolution, Amer., Daughters of the, Santo Domingo...... see Nat. Society of the Daughters 430, 463 of the Amer. Revolution. Santo Domingo, P. I., chart. .... 420 Rhine River...... Santos, Brazil...... ' .... 463 424 Sardines, French... 456 Rhinodon typicus Smith...... ’. ’. ’ ’ 401 Sargento, Port, chart‘’ Rhode Island, labor statistics.... 454 .... 395 Rice, wild...... Savannah River...... 394 451 Scabies, of cattle .... 450 Richland Center, Wis., topog. sheet... 460 Scale, cottony maple...... Rio Caribe, Venezuela...... 397 389,450 Rio Grande...... '394,459 Scales, American, in Martinique ___ 456 Scaphoceros Tyrrelli...... 401 Rivers, effect of aquatic vegetation on. ’ 458 School gardens...... lighting bridges over...... 393 .... 451 lights...... ”’454 Schools, agricultural...... ' 417,450 commercial...... 422 measurements...... 394 426 459 for millers...... winter flow in New York State . 419 423 Roads, Army...... hat-making...... 455 . 400 hygiene and temperance in...... 455 Robinson, Fort...... 400 Science, evolution of investigator. Rock Hill Buggy Company...... 471 470 Rocks, analysis...... internat. catalogue of literature”'. ’ 470 . 426 Score cards, in stock judging1. 414 Rolling stock, Amer., in Argentina.. . 424 Scorpion, U. S. S...... Rolls and Library, Bureau of . 464 < 395 Romblon Island...... Scotland, pipe...... ’ ”...... 424 434 Sea-grass furniture...... ” ”.' ” ” " " 423 Rose beetle...... ’"' 416 Sea-horses...... Roumania...... '”””...... 456 Sea-lion...... ” ...'...... 402 Rubber, Brazil...... ’ ’ ” ” ”...... 430 402 Colombia...... Seaboard Air Line Railway...... 430 Seagoing vessels of United States..’.’.” Hawaii...... 451 457 new source...... ”””...... Secret-Service Division, report, 1905. 465 456 Secretary, see for departmental secre- Rubber shoes, China... 424 Rules, Senate...... taries, names of Departments. 413 Securities, see Government Actuary. Rumford spectroheliograph...... 470 Rural engineering...... Seeds, sugar-beet...... 418 390 tobacco...... 418 Rural Valley, Pa., geologic atlas 394 vitality...... " Russell, D. A., Fort...... "" 434 418 Russia, commerce...... ” ’ ’ wild rice...... 451 424 Seismic disturbances, see Earthquake's. customs inspection...... ’ ’. . ” ” ” 423 laborers’ compensation act. i...... Seismographs, record sheets 452 392 Senate...... 413 neutrality of United States...... 433 journal...... petroleum...... 456 387 trade agency...... Senegal Bar, chart...... ’”’””””” 462 456 Seward Peninsula,gold placers. 425 war with Japan...... 434 Sharks, goblin...... Saco, Mont., topographic sheet’.. ' 402 460 whale...... 401 Saddlers, wages...... 456 Shaw & Powell...... ’ Sailing directions, Philippine Islands’ 403 420 Sheep, Canada...... 414,450 Sailing routes, see Pilot charts. France...... St. Catherines Sound, chart...... 392 ...... 454 St. Lawrence River...... inspection and quarantine. .... 388,414 459 Sheep-bound reserve...... 387,413,449 chart...... 468 Sheep dips...... ’ St. Louis, Mo., 9th civil-service dist__ 471 424 St. Louis, Senegal, chart...... Shells, land...... 401 462 । topographic sheet. .’.’. 460 St. Louis, La. Purchase Expos., 1904, 1 Ship drills. agric, college, etc., exhibit. 390,417 396 Exper. Stations Office exhibit... 417 Shipments to depositories...... ■ 405,439,473 St. Petersburg, Russia, height of build- Shipping, bonds for release of ...... 452 Chinese...... 424 ings...... 454 collisions...... Salad oils...... 388 ...... 419 Salaries, Treasury Department Cuba...... 424 464 memoranda for officers .... 396,429 462 Salaverry, Peru...... 464 Philippines...... ’433 Salesmen...... ’ ” 424 quarantine...... Salt...... ”””” 426 465 Salts, toxic...... '. ” ” ” quarantine of fruit vessels ” ’ ’ ” ” ’ 432 391 seaworthiness of sailing vessels.. 419 Salum River, chart...... '. 429 transportation of merchandise Salvador...... 397 452 tariff...... United States...... 464 see also Steamboats—War-ships' San Antonio, Tex., soil survey. 418 Shipwrecked crews, provisions for.... San Antonio Bav, chart...... 453 456 Sand...... Shoes, see Boots and shoes. 459 Short Pine forest reserve...... 388 XVI July —Sep te mbe r , 1905

Page Page Siam, first foreign loan...... 424 Steel, metals for hardening...... 458 Siberia...... Steel rails...... 456 Sibonga, Port, chart...... 420 Stock, see Cattle. Stokes, George G...... 470 Sibuco Bay, see Sibuko. 459 Sibuko Bay, chart...... 420 Stone...... 430 Stores, department...... 423 Sibutu...... 462 Sibuyan Island...... 434 Storm signal code...... 462 Storm tracks, see Pilot charts. Sicawei Observatory...... 424 Sierra Blanca, Tex...... 458 Stoves, tireless cook...... Sierra forest reserve...... 388 Strait, see name of strait. 462 Straw, imported from Europe... 388 Signals, storm...... 424 United States vessels...... 457 Strawberries, Cuba...... Silage...... 390 Streams, see Rivers. Silk...... 456 Street ears, see Electric railroads. 390 Strikes, Italy...... 456 Silos ...... 423 Silting of reservoirs...... 459 Subsidies, mail...... Silver, American coins in Canada Subways...... 470 Sugar...... -...... 415 Simplon tunnel...... factories in Brazil...... 463 Sirup, see Syrup. 431 Sisal, see Henequen. Hawaii...... Slate, Arizona...... 459 invert-...... 450 Slide Mountain, topographic sheet... 427 manufacture...... 454 Sling contrivances for weapons...... 470 Mexico...... 456 Small arms...... 468 see also Maple sugar. instructions, Navy...... -- 396 Sugar beet crown-borer...... 416 Smithsonian Institution...... 401,435,469 | Sugar-beets...... 415 report of regents, 1904...... 469 influence of environment.... 388,450 Smithsonian misc. collections ... 401 seed breeding...... 418 ... 424 1 Sugar cane...... 414 Smoke nuisance, Germany...... 416 Vienna...... 456 Sugar-cane beetle...... 456 j Sugar-cane borer...... 416 Smokeless powder...... 415 Snakes, Hawaii...... 414 ! Sulphids, used as insecticides ...... 419 i Sulphur...... 394 Snowfalls, New York State...... 415 Soap, China...... 456 in insecticides...... Societv of American Foresters...... 391 Sulphur-lime washes...... 389 115,450 Sun, eclipse...... 396,419 Soil...... 424 alkali...... 458 photographing halo...... deficiencies...... 415 Sunflower, lighthouse tender .... 421 fertility...... _■■■ .... 433 Supt. of Documents, see Documents. relation of acidity to fertility .... 415 Superstitions, Luzon...... 467 Soils. Bureau of...... 418,451 Supplies and Accounts, Bur. of. 396.429,462 Solar, see Sun. SupplySnnnlv table,table. NavyNavv...... 462 Solar system, radiation...... 470 Supreme Court, P. I...... -...... 399 Sostegni test...... Surgeon-gen., Army, see Medical Dept. Sounding balloons, records...... 452 Surgeons, pension examiners...... 428 390 Surgical attendance, Coast Survey.... 419 South, silage and silos...... 424 , commerce...... 456 Surgical supplies, Mexico...... nee also International Bureau of the Surigao Bay, chart...... 420 American Republics. Suspenders...... 435 463 Swatow, China...... 424 South Dakota, mail contracts...... 424 Southeast Anchorage, chart...... 420 Sweet potatoes...... Southern Railway Company...... 403,471 Swine, see Hogs. .... 454 Syrup, from sugar cane...... 414 Spain, cereals...... 396 commerce...... 456 Tables, for equatorial observations ... correspondence, etc., 1896-1900. .... 430 Teenia Chamissonii...... 402 floating commercial schools ...... 422 Tahlequah, Ind. T., geologic atlas.... 425 .... 428 Takoma, Md., unproductive soil...... 418 records of Guam Island...... 433 solar eclipse...... 419 Tamarind...... 424 Taniers...... 390 wheat...... 415 Sparrows...... 470 Tannin...... 461 Tanning materials...... Spear, Cape...... Tantalite incandescent lamps...... 456 Species, evolution of .... 470 394 Specific gravity------.... 470 Tantalum minerals...... Specifications, patents...... 428,4W Tapul Bay, chart. 453 Spectroheliograph...... 4/0 Tariff, Colombia . .... 397,463 Spirits, adulterated...... 456 Cuba...... 463 Staff Corps, General...... 400,434,467 decisions...... 398,431,464 State, Department of...... 397,430,463 Ecuador ...... 430 Statistical bulletin...... 421.453 Germany...... 424,455,456 Statistics, see subject on which statis- Haiti...... 423,431 tics are wanted. Mexico...... 431,456,464 Statistics.Bur.of, Agric. Dept.. 389,391,452 Nicaragua ...... 397,464 Statistics, Bureau of, Commerce and on linen...... 456 Labor Dept...... 393,422,457 on Nottingham lace and hosiery... 456 Statistics. Division of, Interstate Com- Salvador...... 464 Santo Domingo...... 430 merce Commission...... 419 397 Stature of man...... 470 Uruguay...... Steamboat Inspection Service.. 391,392,45/ Venezuela...... - 464 Steamboats, licensed officers...... 392 see also Customs Service—names of Philippines...... 464 articles imported. July —Sep te mbe r , 1905 xvn

Page Page Tarpon...... 402 Tres Meses, Port, chart...... 395 Taxes, Colombia...... 430 Trinidad...... 457 Mexico ...... 431 American cattle for...... 454 Taxonus nigrisoma Nort...... 415 Tuberculosis, sanitorium for...... 457 Taylor, Stark B...... 469 Tucson, Ariz., topographic sheet...... 426 Tea...... 415 Tungsten...... 458 Oolong...... 424 Tunis, solar eclipse...... 419 Teachers, census statistics...... 452 Tunneling, in irrigation...... 459 Teaching, agricultural...... 390 Tunnels, Alpine...... 422 Tecoma mollis H. B. K...... 450 Turk Islands...... 456 Tehuantepec route for commerce...... 456 Tuscany, cattle...... 456 Telegraph, Korea...... 424 Tuxpam, Mexico...... 423 wireless...... 470 Typhoons, Asiatic waters...... 396,429 Telescopes, lenses...... 470 Uinta forest reserve...... 388 Temperance, in Irish schools...... 455 Uinta Valley Reservation...... 388,413,427 Temperature...... 452 map...... 427 Texas, freight rates on corn...... 471 Ujina, Japan, chart...... 429 insects...... 389 Ulugan Bay, chart...... 453 mail contracts ...... 463 Underground waters, California...... 458 Malone Jurassic formation...... 458 Uniforms,Light-House Establishment. 393 Text-books, for engineers...... 458 Unionidee...... 402 Textile factories, Mexico...... 431 , see Great Britain. Textiles...... 456 United States coast pilot...... 392,420 exported from Germany...... 424 Uranium...... 458 Tibet, animals...... 469 Uruguay...... 431,464 Ticao...... 434 tariff...... 397 Tide tables...... 453 Utah, mail contracts...... 463 Atlantic Coast...... 453 Uyuni, Bolivia, railroad...... 463 Timber, see Lumber and timber— Valdes, Port, Alaska, chart...... 392 names of forest reserves. Valdes, Port, Chile, chart...... 395 Time signals, Pacific Coast.... 396,429,462 Valdez, Port, see Valdes. Tin...... 394,431 Valenzuela, Port, chart...... 395 Bolivia...... 463 Valparaiso, Chile...... 463 Mexico...... 464 Vanadium...... 458 Peru...... 397 Vancouver, British Columbia...... 424 Tinguianes...... 467 Vancouver Island, chart...... 429 Titanium ...... 458 Vanilla...... 424 Tobacco...... 391 Variation of compass...... 452 Australia ...... 424 Various bureaus...... 402,436,471 France...... 424 Vegetables, hop sprouts...... 423 Hawaii...... 451 proteids...... 415 insect enemies...... 451 Vegetation, aquatic...... 458 Ireland...... 456 Velocity, of rivers...... 459 Ohio...... 452 Venezuela...... 397,431,457 Porto Rico...... 451 tariff...... 464 seed distribution...... 418 Veracruz (state), fibrous plants...... 423 statistics...... 391 Vertebrates, brain weights...... 402 Tonnage, British and German...... 456 Vessels, see Shipping—Steamboats— Tonoura, Japan, chart...... 395 War-ships. Topographic sheets...... 426, 459 Vesuvius, U. S. S...... 461 Tornadoes, Binghamton, N. Y...... 452 Veterinary investigations...... 390,417 Tourist associations, British Columbia. 424 Vicksburg National Military Park Town sites, Uinta Valley Reservation. 413 Commission,report, 1905...... 469 Toxic salts...... 391 Victoria, Australia, wheat...... 424 Trade, see Commerce—Exports—Im- Vienna, Austria...... 456 ports—entries subheaded com- Vineyards, France...... 424 merce under names of countries. Virginia, labor statistics...... 392 Trade agencies, Russia...... 456 Vision...... 470 Trade-marks, China...... 463 Von Zittel, Karl A., see Zittel. decisions...... 427 Vouchers, General Land Office...... 460 see also Official gazette, Patent Off. Waddington, N. Y., topographic sheet. 460 Trains, collisions and derailments.... 403 Wages...... 453,454 Transatlantique, Compagnie G6n6rale 455 saddlersand harness makers...... 456 Transportation, of cattle...... 449 Treasury Department...... 464 of enlisted men in Navy, etc... 396,429 Wapsipinicon River...... 426 of meat...... 456 War Department...... 399,432,466 of merchandise in vessels...... 452 reports, 1904...... 466 Philippines...... 433 War. Dept., Auditor for the, see Auditor. Transportation rates, see Freight rates. War-ships, memo, for officers.. 396,429,462 Transvaal Colony, American physi- War with Spain, correspondence, etc. 430 cians and dentists...... 424 Warehouses, bonded...... 398,431 Traveling expenses, Gen. Land Office. 460 Washes, see Insecticides. Washington, George, bust of ...... 449 Treasury Department...... 398,431,464 Washington, D. C., see District of Co- Presidential officers...... 431 lumbia. Treasury Department, Auditor for the, Washington Lake, chart...... 420 see Auditor. Washington State, freight rates on corn 471 Treaties, see names of countries. mail contracts...... 463 Trees, annual rings of growth...... 452 map...... 460 71—No. 129—05----- 4 XVIII July —Sep temb er , 1905

Page Page Wasp, U. S. S...... 461 Wine, Germany...... 457 Water, bacteriological examination .. 467 orange...... 424 duty of...... 459 Wings...... 402 purifying by electricity...... 424 relation of surface to weight...... 470 underground...... 458 Wireless telegraph...... 470 Water power, for electric energy...... 424 Canadian stations...... 424 from Andean waters...... 397 Wisconsin, countyschoolsofagric. 417,450 Peru...... 423 Lake Michigan glacier...... 458 Water-power tunnel, Vancouver...... 424 railroads...... 419 Water-supply papers...... 394,426,458,459 Women, Columbia Hospital for...... 469 Water users’ associations...... 394,426,459 Wood, Fort...... 467,468,469 Waycross, Ga...... 414 Wool...... 424 Wayne Creek, topographic sheet...... 460 Great Britain...... 457 Weapons, projectile...... 470 Woolen goods, Amoy...... 422 Weather...... 414 Belgium...... 424 see also Pilot charts—Weather Bu- Workingmen, Belgium...... 424 reau, Agric. Dept.—Weather Bu- Russia...... 392 reau, P. I. World’s Fair, St. Louis, see St. Louis, Weather Bureau, Agric. Dept...... 418,452 La. Purchase Exposition, 1904. Weather Bureau, P. I...... 400,467 Wrecks, see Accidents. report, 1903...... 467 Writing, materials used...... 470 Weather map...... 418 Wylie, William W...... 403 Weather review, Monthly...... 419,452 Wyman, Frank...... 463 W7ebworm, fall...... 389 Wyman, HenryP...... 463 Weevils, cotton-boll...... 389,450 Wyoming, grasshoppers...... 415 nut...... 415 mail contracts...... 462 pepper...... _...... 416 X-ray photographs...... 424 Welding, electric .....'...... 470 Yabucoa Harbor, chart...... 453 Weldon, Lawrence...... 401 Yautias...... 390 West Indies, cotton...... 423 Yearbook, 1904, separates...... 388, hurricanes...... 429 389,390,391,414,415,416,418 tide tables...... 453 Yellow fever mosquitoes...... 465 Wetmore, George P...... 387,449 Yellow Sea, chart...... 396 Whale sharks...... 401 Yerkes Observatory, spectrohelio- Wheat...... 391,424 graph ...... 470 India...... 457 Yuma, Ariz...... 470 Mexico...... 431 Zapupe fiber plant...... 457,464 Whipple Barracks...... 400,401 Zinc...... 425 White Earth Reservation...... 394 Zircon...... 394 Wild rice seed...... 451 Zittel, Karl A. von...... 470 Window glass, by machinery...... 424 Zoological nomenclature,in medicine. 465