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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

PUBLIC PRINTER

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR

ENDED JUNE 30

1911

WASHINGTONGOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

1911

TABLE or CONTENTS.

Page.

Public Printer's Report 7

Medical and Sanitary Officer. 365

Superintendent of Documents 369

TABULAR STATEMENTS.

No. 1.—Financial statement for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911 13

No. 2.—Statement showing appropriations, receipts, disbursements, and bal-

ances, with a recapitulation of expenditures fi'om all appropriations

for the Government Printing Office for the fiscal years ended June

30, 1908, 1909, 1910, and 1911 Facing 14

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

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, the sources from which received,

and to what accounts deposited in the Treasury 15

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

material and supplies for the printing and binding during the fiscal

year ended June 30, 1911 15

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

paper for the public printing and binding during the fiscal year

ended June 30, 1911 30

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

lithographing and engraving during the fiscal year ended June 30,

1911 \ 37

No. 7.—Statement of allotments and special appropriations made for Con-

gress, the executive and judicial departments, and the independent

Government establishments, of transfers and deposits to the credit

thereof, and of the total charges for work executed thereunder, for

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911 53

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

executive and judicial departments, and the independent Govern-

ment establishments, and the total charges for the principal items

thereof, dui'ing the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911 54

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

fiscal year ended June 30, 1911 110

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

the Congressional Record for the first session of the Sixty-second

Congress 110

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

by the heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911. . Ill

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

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

as amended by paragraph 9, act of March 1, 1907, for the fiscal year

ended June 30, 19L1 149

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

Printing) for paper for the public printing and binding from Mai'ch

1, 1911, to February 29, 1912 165

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

stationery, and miscellaneous items during the fiscal year ended

June 30, 1911 173

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

and engraving during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911 184

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

for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March

1, 1911, to February 29, 1912 223

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

with material (exclusive of paper), stationery, and miscellaneous

items from July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911 233

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

ing the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911 252

No. 19.—Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public

printing and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911,

with the time each has been employed and the amount each has

earned, including leaves of absence and pay for holidays 328

No. 20.—Detailed statement of appropriations made for the GovernmentPrinting Office and for public printing and binding for the years

187G-1912, inclusive 359

No. 21.—Statement showing the total cost of machinery (by divisions) now in

use in the Government Printing Office 364

No. 22.—Statement showing surgical and medical cases treated in GovernmentPrinting Office emergency room July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911 365

No. 23.—Statement shoAving amounts paid to employees of the GovernmentPrinting Office under the Government employees' liability act

from July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911 367

No. 24.—Statement showing expenditures on account of traveling expenses

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911 367

Seventeenth Annual Report of the Superintendent of Documents for the fiscal

year ended June 30, 1911 369

OFFICE OFTHE PUBLIC PRINTER

WASHINGTON

December 4, 1911.

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

the operations of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year

ended June 30, 1911.

Very respectfully, Sam'l B. Donnelly,Public Printer.

The President of the Senate.5

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, December 4, 1911.

To the Senate and House of Representatives:

This report of the transactions of the Government Printing Office

for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, contains all the statistical

information required by law and such additional statements as are

necessary to properly summarize the transactions and work of the

fiscal year.

The total appropriations for salaries, maintenance, and operation

of the Government Printing Office were $5,674,734.

Deducting from this amount the appropriation for the operation

and maintenance of the office of the superintendent of documents

($260,584), there was allotted and available for the production of the

public printing and binding the sum of $5,414,150.

The charges for repay work (which consists of work performed for

the departments and chargeable to appropriations other than that for

public printing and binding) amounted to $1,120,551.16 during the

fiscal year.

The total disbursements and outstanding obhgations amounted to

$6,463,520.09, leaving an unexpended balance of $305,528.76 to the

credit of the several appropriations.

In the unexpended balance is included $188,194.50, which amountrepresents the repay accounts not transferred to the credit of the

appropriation for printing and binding June 30, 1911, and therefore

not available for expenditures.

The unexpended balance of $305,528.76 on June 30, 1911, wascomposed of the following items: Legislative salaries, office of the

Public Printer, $6,663.34; general expenses, office of the superin-

tendent of documents, $36,716.95; leaves of absence, $15,130.69;

pay for holidays, $18,304.52; salaries, office of the superintendent

.of documents, $1,426.17; pubHc printing and binding, $227,287.09.

The total balance unexpended in departmental allotments for

public printing and binding amounts to $458,277.04, and there is a

deficit in the congressional allotment of $174,566.79.

The total charges for work performed were $6,307,762.74, whichwas exceeded by $16,632.67 by the total charge for work performed

during the previous fiscal year. But, as the scale of fixed charges for

the fiscal year 1911 was 3 per cent less than that of the fiscal year

1910, the value of the work performed during the year just closed

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exceeded the value of that performed during the previous year by

$178,452.77.

The total amount of expenditures for maintenance, operation, and

general expenses of the Government Printing Office, not including the

expenditures for the office of the superintendent of documents, was

$6,245,080.88. The total charges for completed work performed

during the fiscal year ($6,307,762.74) exceeded the total expenditures

to the amount of $62,681.86, which is 1 per cent of the total expendi-

tures. This excess being so slight, it was not deemed advisable to

reduce the scale of charges for the fiscal year 1912.

I am pleased to report that for the first time in many years a

deficiency appropriation for any purpose was not necessary to meet

the expenses of operating the Government Printing Office, and,

although the extra session of Congress was not anticipated, the

Government Printing Office produced the work of the extra session

without requesting the customary deficiency appropriations.

THE WORK OF THE FISCAL YEAR.

The following statement shows the larger items of production for

the fiscal years ended June 30, 1910 and 1911:

Class of work. 1910 1911

Ems of type set

Hours of tfme-work in composing roomsFoundry square-inch productionChargeable impressions of presswork, not including postal-card or money-order presses

Number of forms sent to pressNumber of money-order "books registered and mailedSignatures gathered on machineSignatures folded on machinesNumber of copies wire-stitchedNumber of sheets passing through ruling machinesNumber of signatures sewed on machinesNumber of tablets madeNumber of cards and sheets punched and drilledNumber of cases made on machinesNumber of postal cards produced .'

1,801,010,9001274,913

112,685,357

836, 181, 344172,039399,556

88,157,43663,812,02521,631,44822,848,48672,711,5761,417,521

17,128,3061 1,936,691

1,881,721,600292,035

12,419,416

890,592,096171,410448,139

91,533,83376,496,21623,409,41025,206,66783,075,9881,900,421

19,265,4902,014,514

1,280,895,840

1 Represent 10 months' actual production and 2 months, approximate or average production.

The expenditure for labor, exclusive of the salaries in the offices of

the Public Printer and the superintendent of documents, w^s$60,790.46 less in 1911 than in the preceding fiscal year.

The saving for the fiscal year was effected as the result of greater

efficiency on the part of the employees and iniprovement iH methodand equipment. For example, there was an increase in the charge-

able impressions of presswork of 54,430,752 and a decrease of 629in the number of forms sent to press.

As a recognition of the increased efficiency of the employees of

the office, particularly during the past two fiscal years, it is recom-mended that consideration be given to their requests for an increase

in pay.

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Paper stock of unnecessarily heavy weight was eUminated from

the contract lists, and, particularly in the job work, lighter weights

than formerly used were adopted wherever possible. Efforts toward

economy in tliis direction met with hearty cooperation on the part of

the executive departments.

The Joint Committee on Printing approved of my recommendation

to adopt a lighter weight of paper for use in the printing of the Con-

gressional Record. This lighter weight of paper was used on sample

issues and will be regularly used beginning with the next session of

Congress.

As a result of experiments it was found possible to use lighter

weight machine-finish printing and lighter weight sized and super-

calendered paper on a portion of the Government publications. The

Joint Committee on Printing approved of my recommendation in

this respect. Although some difficulty has been experienced on

account of the transparency of the Hghter stock, it is hoped that stock

of the desired opacit}^ in the lighter weights can soon be secured. Thesaving resulting from the changes so far successfully made mil amountto approximately $40,000 annually.

A number of changes in workroom layout were made, with improved

conditions.

The methods of handhng work were improved in many particulars.

For example, it was found possible to successfully print on muslin

from sized roll stock upon one of the automatic presses purchased for

use in producing tabulation cards instead of upon sheets of limp cloth.

The important improvements in the plant and in the buildings

undertaken and consummated during the fiscal year and the cost

thereof Avere as follows:

Nature of work.

Overhead trolley system in postal-card sectionDirect connection of the standpipes in the old building with city water lines, for the purpose of

insviring better protection in case of fire

To prevent flooding of basement of new building, which had several times occurred, rainleaders were connected with North Capitol Street sewer ,

New pipe line from house pump to tank in H Street annexThree bridges across courtyard of new building, connecting second, third, and fourth floors,

respectivelyAuxiliary 12-inch water main, connection on G Street ,

Gallery for lockers on sixth floor ,

Ventilators to plate vault under sidewa,lk, to relieve bad sanitary conditions ,

Gallery floor and shower baths in toflet room of electrotype foimdryPumping engine, high-pressiare, 2,000,000-gallon capacity, to provide better water supply andnecessary fire protection

Foimdation for pumping engineNew and larger water lines in new buildingFire escape in G Street wing to engine-house roof ,

Steel bridge across Jackson Alley, connecting second-floor levels of new and old buildings, toprovide more direct interior traflBc line connection with stores division

New toilet room in Jackson Alley wing of new building, sixth floorAdditional station to pneumatic-tube system on fifth floorRepaving courtyard of old buildingTwenty-ton auto-truck weighmaster's scale, with foundations

Total


The inflammable frame and brick storage warehouse on L Street

was abandoned and space rented in a fireproof warehouse on M Street^

with a resultant saving of $1,500 in rent. The work of erecting a

fireproof garage in the partly occupied storage yard on the west of

the H Street annex was authorized by Congress and has at this date

been completed. The rented stables on M Street, costing $2,400 a

year, have been abandoned, the total annual saving in rent effected

being $3,900, and the labor saving resulting from the abandoning of

these stables, $3,800 per annum.

A new press, by the use of which we are able to materially reduce

the cost of producing United States money orders, was purchased.

The important additions to the productive equipment of the plant

are given in the following table:

Numberordered.

Description.

Ink and color grinding mill

Job presses, automatic feedTablet-banding machineMilling machineStamping and embossing pressesRotary perfecting pressCaster (lead and rule)Cutting machine, round-holePimaping engine, Corliss typeFolding machineSewing machineFolding machineProof pressesPatent ink mixer, No. 30, with motor.Bundling machinesEnd-cloth-stripping machineSlitting machineBlackleading machinesCase-washing machineCase-bending machine, with motorProof press, 25 by 25 inchesFolding machine, with motorQuick-bundling machinesAutomatic wire-stitcher feedersFolding machineGordon press and motorCutting machine, 54-inch, equipped. .

.

Rotary perforating machine, 3(>inch...

Total 48,453.84

Cost.

$475.003,262.50

700.002,3n.50

12,876.0013,327.50

810. 00510. 00

8,495.00315. 00136. 21

1,290. 00392. Oa536. 00337. 5a

1,500.00685.00

2,805.00935.00175.50409.30275.00337.50

2,800.001; 240. 00171.83

2 915.00430.50

1 Does not include allowance of $800 for old machines taken in exchange.2 Does not include allowance of $500 for old machine taken in exchange.

The work of arranging and classifying samples of all job workand blanks printed during a fiscal year, referred to in my last annual

report, was completed, and the report was submitted to the Presi-

dent's Commission on Economy and Efficiency. This compilation

serves to show the total number of forms of the different sizes used

by the Government. To enable the Government Printing Office to

produce these forms in a more economical manner, an additional

rotary printing machine, of greater capacity than those [now in use

and upon which manifold work can be produced, has been ordered.

The work of the office of the superintendent of documents has

materially increased, but has been handled without any correspond-

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 11

ing increase in expenditure. A large number of Government pub-

lications have been returned by the depository libraries and from

other sources, and although a material reduction in the volume of

pubhc documents has been effected by the Joint Committee on Print-

lag, a major portion of the great quantity printed and distributed

in the past will ultimately be returned to the Government Printing

Office, condemned, and sold to the contractor for waste paper. In

this connection I have the honor to renew the recommendation madein my last annual report relative to the classification of public docu-

ments and congressional printing.

The taking of a complete inventory of all Government Printing

Office property has been continued and will be completed during

the present fiscal year.

NEW equipm|:nt.

The inventory of the machinery in use in the Government Printing

Office showed that the total cost was $2,306,255.78. The machinery

is kept in excellent condition and is carefully maintained. In fact,

machines that have been running in the Government Printing Office

for 20 years are by no means worn out. Fixing the life of the Gov-ernment Printing Office machinery at the maximum, it is apparent

that to keep the plant up to date an average of $100,000 per annumis the minimum amount that should be expended. The value of

the machinery equipment purchased during the fiscal year 1910 was$66,473.41, and for 1911, $48,453.84. The hmitations fixed byCongress for the present fiscal year is $100,000, which amount can be

expended to great advantage. „The installation of a new or an additional machine for refrigeration

and cooling the drinking water supply wiU be necessary during the

coming year. The work must be completed before the approach of

warm weather. The estimated cost of this necessary improvementwill be $4,500.

The installation of mechanical stokers and ash-handling machines,

which has been given consideration and for which tentative plans

have been prepared, will cost approximately $35,000. The saving

to be effected by this improved boiler-room equipment will amountto at least $10,000 per annum.The installation of improved waste-paper-baling presses is neces-

sary and will be undertaken at an early date.|

retirement of superannuated employees.

There are employed in the Government Printing Office more than

250 persons above the age of 65, and it would be of advantage to the

Government to provide for the retirement of those who have given

to the pubhc service the best years of their lives and who may be


unable to perform an average day's work. This could be equitably

accomplished through the adoption of a plan which would in effect

amount to an annuity to each employee upon arriving at the age of

retirement or upon becoming disabled. The basis of such annuities

should be length of service and the salary or wage received during

their employment, which in the case of those who have been in the

.

service for man}^ years would meet their ordinary requirements

during the remainder of their lives. Such a plan would result in

saving a large proportion of the amount that it is conceded generally

is now lost through the superannuation of employees, and would at

the same time be an act of justice to the individual and a recognition

of long and faithful service.

Respectfully submitted.Saml. B. Donnelly,

* Public Printer.

No. 1.

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Financial statement for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.

Appropriations for 1909.

Public printing and binding, 1909:

Balance July 1, 1910Amount transferred on books of Treasury through auditor's

settlements, being printing for departments or bureauspayable from various appropriations

Total.

Salaries, oflBce of the Public Printer, 1909:

Balance July 1, 1910Leaves of absence, Government Printing Office, 1909:

Balance July 1, 1910Public printing and binding, 1908-9:

Balance July 1, 1910


PubUc printing and binding, 1910:

Balance July 1, 1910Deposits to credit of appropriation by sundry disbursing

officers and individuals for printing done and for proceedsof sales of certain documents

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

Transferred from general expenses, office of superintendentof documents

Disbursed for labor during fiscal yearDisbursed for material and suppliesDisbm-sed for lithographing and engravingDisbursed for paperTo correct overcharge, Bureau of CensusTransferred to public printing and binding, 1911

Total.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1910:Balance July 1, 1910Disbursed during fiscal year

Total.

Leaves of absence. Government Printing Office, 1910:Balance July 1, 1910Disbursed during fiscal year

Total.

Payment for holidays, Government Printing Office, 1910:Balance July 1, 1910

Resources.Disburse-ments.

$498, 690. 60

2,067. 78

500,758.38

2,597.74|.

10,690.54 i.

10.03 L

767,399.38

55,693.01

120,003.77 i.

66,566.21 :.

§130,494.421 155,351.69

49, 426. 59304,690.13

6, 610. 2013,019.52

1,009,662.37 ,592. 55

30,445.11,414. 75

30, 445. ( 11,414. 75

50,254.2533,728. 47

50,254. 25 33,728. 47

30, 199. 53

General expenses, office of superintendent of documents, 1910:Balance July 1, 1910Transferred to public printing and binding, 1910

Total.


Public printing and binding, 1911:Appropriation, act June 25, 1910Appropriation for services of night messengers, act Mar. 4,

1911Deposits to credit of appropriation by sundry disbursing

officers and individuals for printing done and for proceedsof sales of certain documents

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

Transferred from general expenses, office of superintendentof documents

Disbursed for labor during fiscal yearDisbursed for material and supplies

104,425. 1766,566.21

104,425.17 66,566.21

4, 691,730. 00

2, 100. 00

498,356. 72

326,497. 97

81,265. 663,367, 618.31456.221.33

1 Includes $111.45 transferred on account of judicial settlements and claims certificate No. 14780.

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No. 1.

—

Financial statement for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Resources.Disburse-ments.

Unex-pended

Appropriations for iS^i—Continued.

Public printing and binding, 1911— Continued.Disbursed for lithographing and engravingDisbursed for paperPayment to Jos. L. Pearson, printing for United StatesSupreme Court

Payments to Samuel Robinson, W. Madden, and Jos. DePontes, night messengers

Transferred to public printing and binding, 1910

$83,936.081,038, 163.73

6,717. 65

2, 100.00143.20

Total. $5,599,950.35 4,954,900. 30 $645,050.05

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1911:Appropriation, act June 25, 1910Disbursed during fiscal year

195,320. 00180,906.

Total. 195, 320. 00 180,906. 86

Leaves of absence, Government Printing Office, 1911:Appropriation, act June 25, 1910Transferred from pay for holidays, 1911Disbursed during fiscal year

325,000.0015,000. 00

316,338. 64

Total. 340,000. 00

Pay for holidays, Government Printing Office, 1911:

Appropriation, act June 25, 1910Disbursed during fiscal yearTransferred to leaves of absence, 1911

200,000. 00166, 695. 48

15, 000. 00

Total. 200,000.00

Salaries, office of superintendent of documents, 1911:

Appropriation, act June 25, 1910Disbursed during fiscal year

100,584. 0095, 156. 16

Total. 100,584.00 95,156.16 5,427.84

General expenses, office of superintendent of documents, 1911:

Appropriation, act June 25, 1910Transferred to public printing and binding, 1911, through

auditor's settlements

160,000. 00

81,265.66

Total. 160,000. 00 81,265.

14,413. 14

316,338.64|

23,661.

181,695.48 18,304.52

78,734.34

RECAPITULATION.

Total paid for printing of United States Supreme Comt work $6, 717. 65Total paid night messengers, extra services 2, 100. 00Total paid for labor during fiscal year 3, 498, 112, 73 •

Total paid for material and supplies during fiscal year 611, 573. 02Total paid for lithographing and engraving during fiscal year 133, 362. 67Total paid for paper during fiscal year 1, 342, 853. 86Total paid on account of transfers of appropriations dviring fiscal year 13, 162. 72To correct overcharge, Biueau of Census 6, 610. 20

Total public printing and binding ^. , •^f^f 5, 614, 492. 85Total paid for salaries during fiscal year . . .0^ i. i.l^xi i . . .tTA 192, 321. 61

Total paid for leaves of absence during fiscal yeiir 350, 067. 11

Total paid for holidays during fiscal year 166, 695. 48Transferred from pay for holidays to leaves of absence, 1911, during fiscal year 15, 000. 00Total paid for general expenses. Superintendent of Dociunents, during fiscal year 147, 831. 87Total paid for salaries, office of Superintendent of Documents, during fiscal year 95, 156. 16

Total 6,581,565.08

Public printing and binding, 1911.

RESOURCES.

Balance July 1, 1911 $645,050.05Amount due on account of repayments to appropriation July 1, 1911 188, 194. 50

LIABILITIES.

1 earned and unpaid July 1, 1911 140, 727. 01Orders outstanding July 1, 1911 (subject to 10 per cent over or under run) 465, 230. 45

833,244. 55

605,957. 46

Net balance on July 1, 1911 227, 287. 09

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No. 3.

—

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

ended June 30, 1911, the sourcesfrom which received, and to what accounts deposited inthe Treasury.

Deposited to the credit of appropriation for printing and binding:1910—

Reprints under act of March 28, 1904 S12,420. 01

Printing for Money Order Office 9, 425. 34

Printing for War Department 428. 79Printing for Navy Department 13. 35Printing for Department of Justice 167. 20

Printing for Postal Card Office 32, 373. 13

Printing for Bureau of American Republics 451. 85$55,279.67

1911—Reprints under act of March 28, 1904 30, 846. 05

Sales of documents to departments 222. 33

Printing for Executive Office 628. 36Printing for Money Order Office ; 94, 179. 16Printing for Postal Card Office 363, 309. 95Printing for War Department 3, 030. 05Printing for Department of Justice 115. 74Printing for Commissioners of District of Columbia 57. 51

Printing for Navy Department 2, 466. 18

Printing for State Department 2, 502. 86Printing for Railroad Securities Commission 342. 25

497,700.44

552,980.11Deposited to the credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources:

Sales of documents under act of March 28, 1904 59, 587. 92Sales of extra documents 7, 082. 14Sales of waste paper 50, 874. 03Sales of stereotype dross 6, 325. 28Sales of leather scraps 867. 31

Sales of condemned machinery, material, etc 3, 191. 43Sales of condemned old horses 192. 50Sales of refuse wood 416. 65Printing speeches 45, 917. 28Proceeds of waste gold leaf 4,465.95 - s

178,920.4^

731,900.60

No. 4.Statement showing disbursements on account of public printing and binding

for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.

[Paid from appropriation for 1910.]

Wages $130,494.42

Disbursements on account of material and supplies:Advertising 56.22Ammonia

—

Anhydrous, 102 pounds, at 24.6 cents $25. 09Stronger water, 50 povmds, at 5.4 cents 2. 70

27.79Anodes

,copper 387. 77

Armature 109.00Ashes, debris, etc., removal of 69.50Awnings, re-covering (19) 33. 25Bands, rubber 60. 20Beeswax 52.00Binders, loose-leaf 1,601.20Blades, hack-saw 12.58Blankets, rubber 34.05Board-

Binder's

—

125,150 pounds, at 1.5352 cents $1,921.3141,900 pounds, at 2 cents 838.0030^000 pounds, at 3.6 cents 1, 080. 00

Blockmg, cherry, 607 feet, at 9 cents 64. 63Bonnet, 500 sheets, at $1.95 per 100 9. 75Trunk, 2,400 pounds, at 2.6 cents 62. 40

3,966.09Book cloth-

Common black, 123i| pieces, at $5 618. 55Extra brown, 50 pieces, at $7.75 387. 50Extra blue, 75 pieces, at $8 600. 00Extra green, 75 pieces, at $8.25 618. 75Ruby, 15 pieces, at $8.75 131. 25Cochineal, 50 pieces, at $10.25 612. 50

2,868.55Books-

Manifold 2,037.50Reference 26.55

2,064.05


Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Braid, alpaca $43. 20Brushes-

Carbon $29.69Wall 9.40Miscellaneous 3. 54

42.63Buckets, galvanized iron 11. 40Buckram, 6,124 yards, at 25 cents (exclusive of $7.96 for expressage) 1, 523. 04Cabinets (additional sections) 15. 60Cambric.white 40. 00Cans, safety benzine 17. 52Canvas, white 43.13Cartons (for postal cards) 1, 546. 35Castings, steel and iron 19.08Census slips, blanks, etc 1 188. 88Chairs 31.02Chases 683.40Coal, anthracite, 1,4975^4% tons, at $5.79 8, 669. 73Commutators 92. 50Compound, ozo 15.00Conduit 77. 60Containers, etc 1 , 734. 35Copper, soft 57. 68Cord-

Page $63.24Sash 5. 35

68. 59Cotton (cloth)—

Bleached, 506 yards, at 24.07 cents 121. 79Filled , 2 ,766 yards, at 9 cents 248. 94Unbleached—

14,903 yards, at 3.6 cents 536. 51

1,000 yards, at 15.67 cents 156. 70

1,063.94Desks, typewriter (6) 195. 00Dies st66l 37 70Drilling, 10,

296 "yards', at 11.5 cents'.".' .'!!!!!!!!!'.'.!!!! 1!!!'.!''."!'.'.!!'.!!!!!'.'.'.!'.".'.'.'.'.!

1, 184'. 05Drinking cups, aluminum (150) 112. 50Drugs and chemicals, miscellaneous, used by trades 6. 80Electrical supplies , miscellaneous 23 . 85Electric current. .

.' 11.02Emergency room supplies (including drugs) 20. 10Envelopes 29, 125. 14Erasers, rubber 9.84Fabrikoid, 1,000 yards, at 20 cents 200. 00Fans, oscillating (12) 183. 60Fasteners , Rittenhouse 27. 00Fire escapes (furnishing and installing) 182.00Fixtures and parts of machines, presses, etc.

—

Book-sewing machines $10. 20Case-making machines 7. 35Casing-in machines 1. 93Drinking-water plant 11. 50Gatliering machines 4. 80Lamps 1.0K).16Linotype machines (including matrices) 814. 45Monotype machines (including matrices) 3, 884. 09Motors 9.80Presses 688.84Piomps 31.00Toilets 189.32Wire-stitching machines 12. 00 •

6, 681. 44

Folders, bone 22.50Forage (white oats) 10,000 povmds, at $1.75 per 100 175. 00Freight, drayage and expressage ^ 245. 29Galleys 700.00Gas 2,008.53Gas-burners 60.00Gasoline, 2,400 gallons, at 11 cents 264. 00Glue, imground—

For bindery use, 5,100 pounds, at 9.75 cents $497. 25For case-making machine, 2,003 pounds, at 9.5 cents 190. 28

687. 53

Glue pots, electric (10) 87. 00Givcerin 163.14^oid leaf, XX ribbon—

100 rolls, |-inch. at 61.6 cents $61. 60

100 rolls, IHnch, at $1.912 191. 20252. 80

Gongs, electro mechanical (10) 152. 00Grill gate 115.00Hardware, miscellaneous 51. 87Headband

—

Cotton, mercerized, 72 pieces, at 19 cents $13. 68Silk—

48 pieces, at 23 cents 11. 04

48 pieces, at 32 cents 15. 3640. 08

KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 17

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—(Continued.Horseshoeing S20.:-. 75Hose, water 131. 19Ice 74.02Indexes, Schlichts expansion (2) 30. 00Indexing Congressional Record, second session, Sixty-first Congress 3, 579. 40Ink, printing—

Flat-bed, black—1 ,138 pounds, at 17.25 cents. $196. 30

5,190 poimds, at 18 cents 934. 20Half-tone, black, miscellaneous 28. 75

Web press, black

—

1,500 pounds, at 7.6 dents 114. 00

1,500 pounds, at 8.5 cents 127. 501,727 pounds, at 10 cents 172. 70

Job-Black, 1,010 pounds, at 25 cents 252. 50Brown, 200 pounds, at 90 cents 180. 00Bronze blue

—

100 pounds, at 58 cents 58. 00100 pounds, at 65 cents 65. 0010 poimds, at 70 cents 7. 00

2,135.95Iron, galvanized 22. 25Jackets, manila 270. 00Laces, shoe 18.25Lamps, incandescent 92. 16Laundering 178.30Leads, brass 122.76Leather, No. 1 quality

—

Cowhide, American Russia—70,401§ square feet, at 14 cents $9, 856. 205,000 square feet, at 16 .9 cents 845. 00

Cowhide buflBng—.

l,339i square feet, at 6.9 cents 92. 42

l,506i square feet, at 8.5 cents 128. 03

3,020J square feet, at 10 cents 302. 03Fleshers, 25 dozen skins, at $5.25 131. 25Goatskins (morocco)—

East India, American finish, 3,672J square feet, at 18 cents 661. 01

Turkey, genuine, 13 dozen skins, at $48 624. 00Law sheep—

9,006i square feet, at 7.5 cents 675. 47

5,4341 square feet, at 8 cents 434. 76

Skivers, bark, 2,861 square feet, at 5.6 cents 160. 22

Skivers, title, 542 square feet, at 9 cents 48. 7813,959.17

Letterheads (copperplate and printing) 23. 50Lime 9. 00Linen, tracing 40.59Lubricants (grease) 57. 53Lumber 96. 08Machines, etc.—

Adding, Dalton (2), exclusive of $250 allowed for old machines $290. 00Gear-driven sheet cutter (1) 985. 00Lathe, Hendey Norton (1) 721. 00Paper cutter (1) 8.10Power hammer, Fairbanks (1) 190. 00Presses, printing—

Kidder (2) 2,300.00Potter rotary perfecting (2) 36, 000. 00

Saw sharpeners (2) 217. 00Slitter and rewinder (1) 225. 00Slug-casting machine (1) 535. 00— 41,471. la

Metal pot, cast steel 28, oaMops and mopheads 24. 12Motor 24. 00Nails 13.20Needles, machine 50. 40OU—

Cylinder (royal) 113 gallons, at 22 cents $24. 86Kerosene (aladdin) 200 gallons, at 7 cents 14. 00Lard, 51^ gallons, at 70 cents • 35. 84Linseed, raw, 50 gallons, at 52 cents 26. 00Machine, 200 gallons, at 14.5 cents 29. 00Paraffin, 51 gallons, at 17 cents - 8. 67Typewriter (miscellaneous) 2. 80

141.17Pamts 29.70Paper—

Back lining -780 pounds (for case-making machine) at 3.75 cents $29. 25714 pounds, at 6.5 cents 46. 41

Carbon, miscellaneous 24.00Manila gummed 9.60Monotype keyboard, 24,710 pounds, at 5.75 cents 1,420. 83Offset, 4,364 pounds, at 5.3 cents 231. 29

10513—11 2


Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Paper—Continued.

Stereotype (for paper process)—Backing. 25 reams, at S4.75 $118. 75Tissue, 50 reams, at $1.30 65. 00

Toilet, 2,000 rolls, at 4.2 cents 84.00Wiping (for embossing presses)—

4,426 pounds, at 3.9 cents 172. 61

3,964 pounds, at 4.1 cents 162. 52

Pinions, rawhidePinsPipePitchPlanimeter, averagingPliersPlugs, miscellaneousPlumbagoPlumbing and engineering supplies, miscellaneousPotashRental-

Fire-alarm boxes $57.50Telephone exchange 614.59Warehouse, stable, etc 4,316.62

Repairs-Bicycle 13.00Carriage and wagon 4. 85Commutators (generator) 960. 00Harness 4.28Monotype molds 515. 00Pneumatic-tube carriers 109. 25Scale, wagon 24. 00Space bands (linotype) 28. 75Typewriter 128.01

RheostatsRibbons, typewriter, etcRule, brassScreens, wireScrewsShellacSink, porcelainSoap-

Ivory, 500 cakes, at 7 cents $.35. 00Tar, 10 boxes, at $12.07 120. 70

SoapineSpongesStacks, steel (furnishing and installing)

Stationery (pro rata share for general supply committee)SteelStrawboardSubscriptionsTape—

Book-sewing machines—50,112 yards, at .3|f cent $191. 40

7,200 yards, at .425 cent 30. 60Press or folder, 18 rolls, at 37.5 cents 6. 75

Telegraphing and long-distance telephoning (see "Rental" for telephoneexchange)

Thread—Book-sewing machine, cotton, sea-island $1, 340. 00Linen, miscellaneous 72.72

Time service (standard)Tires, rubber (for truck wheels)Tools, pneumatic (miscellaneous)Transfer cases, Amberg'sTrolley conveyer -.

Tnicks (for paper rolls)

Tubes, boilerTubes or covers, cloth (for composition press rollers)

TxirpentineTwine, juteType-

Metal $17.98Rubber 9.99Wood 17.53

Typewriters (6) (exclusive of $210 allowed for old typewriters).ValvesVault equipment (metallic)VisesWagons, coal (2) :

Waste, cotton

KEPOBT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 19

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Wheels

—

Sprocket $14.75Wheels and nuts (for wheel and axle attachment) 124. 00Wheels, worm gear, etc. (for adjustable trucks) 14.00

S 152. 75

Wire-Insulated

—

Magnet 7.55

Rubber covered 51.35Spring 6. 30

Stitching machine—500 pounds, at 9 cents 45. 00500 pounds, at 10.5 cents 52. 50—— 162. 70

Miscellaneous supplies (general) 92. 58

Total 155,395.60Discoimt 155. 36

Net 155,240.24

Total wages, 1910 appropriation 130, 494. 42Total material and supplies, 1910 appropriation i 155, 240. 24


Wages 3,367,618.31

Disbursements on accoimt of material and supplies:Acid-

Muriatic, 6 carboys, at $1.90 $11. 40Oxalic, 100 pounds, at 8.5 cents 8. 51

Pyrogallic, 8 poimds 1 1 . 42Sulphuric, 16 carboys, at $2.60 41. 60

Miscellaneous 3. 85— 76. 78Advertising 1,328.12Albumen, egg, 252 pounds, at 58 cents 146. 16Alcohol—

400 gallons (denatured) at 54 cents $216. 00

94.73 gallons, at $2.66 251. 98

45 gallons, at $2.84 127. 80595. 78

Alum, 1,400 pounds, at 2 cents 28. 00Aluminum leaf—

150 packs, at 80 cents $120. 00250 packs, at 94 cents 235. 00

Iroll .27355.27

Ammonia-Anhydrous 123. 42

Aqua, 2,986 pounds, at 5 cents 149. 30Stronger water. 900 pounds, at 4.8 cents 43. 20

315. 92Analyses (tests of boiler feed water) 20. 00Annunciators (4) 46.00Anodes-

Copper

—

30,190 pounds, at 16.74 cents $5,053. 81

484i pound s, at 15.25 cents . . . 73. 89Nickel, 97^ pounds, at 49 cents 47. 78

5, 175. 48Antimony, 5,376 pounds, at 8.9 cents 478. 46Armature 110.00Asbestos 8. 10Ashes, debris, etc., removal of 967. 95Awning and frame, steel 78. 20Bags-

Canvas (100) $93.00Paper 16.58

109.58Banding mechanism on postal card presses (changing) 600. 00Bands, rubber 578.20Baskets, waste 31.08Beeswax 192. 00Belt dressing 8. 00Belts and belting 440. 56Bicycles (3) 84. 25Binders-

Loose-leaf 2,363.94Metal parts used in constructing 1, 110. 33

Bismuth 94.00Blades, hacksaw 104. 75Blankets-

Army $191.63Rubber 282.30

473. 93

1 Does not include $111.45 transferred on account of judicial settlements and claims certificate No. 14780.

20 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Board-

Binders—594,855 pounds, at 1.575 cents $9, 368. 9756,175 poiinds, at 1.625 cents 912. 85

80,000 pounds, at 1.8785 cents 1, 502. 80105,000 pounds, at 3.6 cents 3, 780. 00

Bonnet, 2,088 sheets, at 2.1 cents 43. 84Blocking, cherry, 3,152 feet, at 9 cents 283. 68Mount, 15,000 sheets, at $17.85 per 1,000 267. 75

Press, miscellaneous 97. 19

Stencil, 250 sheets 24. 00Trunk, 5,000 pounds, at 2.5 125. 00

$16,406.08Boards, pressing 108. 00Bolts 61. 29Bookbinding baud 153. 01Bookcase , 23.75Book cloth-

Common black, 378ii pieces, at $5.19 $1, 963. 32Common colors, l,884i| pieces, at $6.50 12, 251. 47Common colors, silk pattern, 5,% pieces, at $6.75 35. 53Extra brown, 350 pieces, at $7.75 2, 712. 50Extra colors, 900 pieces, at $8 7, 200. 00Extra black, silk pattern, 400 pieces, at $8 3, 200. 00Extra, silk pattern, 3 pieces, at $8 24. 00Extra colors, silk pattern, 325 pieces, at $8.25 2, 681. 25Rubv, 600 pieces, at $8.75 4,375.00Cochineal, 160 pieces, at $10.25 1, 640. 00

36,083.07

Manifold 1,632.50Reference 399.74

2,082.24Bottles 37.47Boxes

—

Electrical—Junction $34. 44Starting 90. 60

Iron 86. 70Paper (for shipping embossed work) 133. 00

344. 74Brackets ,

adjustable 322. 60Braid, miscellaneous 145. 80Brass 26. 96Bricks 21.00Bridges, steel (3) 1,947.00Brooms-

18 dozen, at $3.98 $71. 6418 dozen, at $4.29 77.223 dozen (whisk), at $1.68 5. 04

153.90Brushes

—

Electrical-Carbon 137. 65Composite 11. 95Dynamo 16.20Graphite 10. 00

Hair, bristle, etc.—Camel's hair 8. 14

Dust 35.38Electrotyper's 47. 88Fitches 7. 50Floor sweeps 276. 49

Glue 94.32.Jeweler's 42.00Lye... 51.20Numberrng-head cleaning 1 1 . 50Pick 42.60Sash tools 26.28Stereotyper's beating 61. 50Varnish 12.95

Wall 27.35Miscellaneous 8. 05

928.94Buckets, galvanized iron ." 45. 30Buckram-

Art vellum, 3,502 yards, at 17 cents $595. 34Plain—

503 yards, at 21.5 cents 108. 15

36,699 yards, at 25 cents 9, 174. 759,878.24

Bushings and locknuts 19.31Buttons and clasps 18. 30Cabinets 39.22Cable, iron 465.57Cable supports 42. 00Cambric

—

White, 7,1331 yards, at 4.6 cents $328. 15

Paper, 2.7 o^i yards, at 7.72 cents 162. 53490. 68

BEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PBINTER. 21

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Cans-

Benzine, safety $54. 75

Garbage... 150.00

Oil 50.51$255. 26

Canvas—1,118J yards, at 13.5 cents 151. 00

l,604f yards, at 17.5 cents 280. 83431. 83

Carbon contacts 38. 75

Carbons 123. 16

Card middles, 3,557 pounds, at 2.9 cents 103. 16

Cards, stencil : 36.00Car tickets 150.00Cartons (for postal cards) 3, 641. 30

Casters, chair and track 40. 47

Castings, brass, copper, iron, etc 295. 25

Cement 420.73Chain (silent) 25. 74

Chains 30.95Chair seats, spline, etc 29. 55Chairs, stools, etc 598. 64

Charcoal, willow 9.08Chinaware, crockery, etc 21. 50

Chucks, patent 40. 00€ircuit-breaker bridges 62.80Circuit breakers 101.00Clock 16.50Cloth, tracing 78.90Coal—

Anthi-acite (white ash), 314f§|g tons, at S5.79 (exclusive of 18 cents de-ducted for excess of ash) $1, 823. 23

Forge, iiMo tons 15. 70Pea (white ash), 8,205|i|S tons, at $4.12 (exclusive of $128.04 deducted for

excess of ash) 33, 680. 4735,519.40

Oonduit 457. 20Commutators 719.60Composition, tablet, 1,010 pounds, at 10 cents 101. 00Compound, ozo 30.00Condulets 531.96Coimectors 87.63Containers 8,054.53Controller fingers .' 103. 50Copper, hard-drawn or rolled 17. 12Copper sulphate 413. 26Cord, cotton-

Electric lamp $2.58. 20Headbanding and lining machine 22. 25Page 353. 68Sash and window 20. 95

655. 08Corduroy 111.15Cores , iron ( for paper) 561. 10Cores, cutting 12. 50Cornstarch.-.. 14.68Cotton, absorbent (for bindery use) 21. 00Cotton (cloth)—

Bleached—15,098 yards, at 6.5 cents $981. 372,000 yards, at 10 cents 200. 00

4,226J yards, at 16 cents 676. 242,500 yards, at 21.5 cents 537. 5050 yards, at 35 cents 17. 50

Filled, calender finish, 9,145 yards, at 7 cents 640. 15Green—

1,021-1- yards, at 7.5 cents 76. 59231 yards, at 8.75 cents 20. 21

Unbleached

—

75,098 yards, at 4.73 cents 3, 552. 151,646 yards, at 16.4 cents 269. 94

6,971.65Crayons 17. 40Crepeline 69.40Cup carriers and sterilizing apparatus 61. 50Curtains 11.44Cuspidors 340. 00Cut-outs 20.25Denim 9.67Dextrin ' 81. 00Dies, steel... 1,907.62Dippers, copper 11. 00Disks and disk holders 180.51Door checks and springs , 98. 76Drainer, barrel 15. 00Drilling-

20,227 yards, at 12.2 cents $2, 467. 69628^ yards, at 14.5 cents 91. 13

2,558.82

22 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER.

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Drills-

Pneumatic $67. 23Twist 53.39

$120. 62Drugs and chemicals, miscellaneous-

Used by trades 54. 41Used by sanifary division 7. 89Used by stable 8. 00

70.30Dry goods, miscellaneous 1 11. 60Duck-

Black—504 yards (enameled), at 25.5 cents $128. 62838 yards, at 27.3 cents 228. 77

Olive, 601 yards, at 25 cents 150. 25Sage, 1,098 yards, at 29.4 cents 322. 81Tan—

2,145i yards, at 25 cents 536. 322,171 yards, at 38 cents (exclusive of $6.22 deducted for expressage). . 818. 76

2,185.43Duct conduit, building (material and work) 28. 68Dusters, feather. 15. 60Eggs 18.43Electrical supplies, miscellaneous 8.94Electric current 152. 72Elevator (paper lift) 474. 00Emergency-room supplies (including drugs) 141. 59Emery cloth 56.10Envelopes 33, 527. 20Eosine 11.20Erasers, rubber 56. 39Exhausters (ventilating fans) (4) 380. 60Expert opinion regarding methods in Government Printing OfiBce 200.00Eyelets 47.47Fabrikoid, 8,421J yards, at 19.75 cents 1, 663. 26Fasteners, Rittenhouse 9. 00Felt 85.60Ferroinclave 66. 70Fiber, vulcanized 19. 99Files 95.68Filings, sifted cast-iron 201. 06Fire-alarm boxes (100) 41. 00Fixtures and parts of machines, presses, etc.—

Addressing machines $47. 71Blue-printing machines 13. 50Book-sewing machines 306. 68Case-making machines 331. 27Casing-in machines 30. 07Cloth-cutting machines 42. 35Cutting, squaring, and beveling machines 85. 70Cutting and trimming machines (paper) 150. 60Drilling machine 34.00Elevators 734.30Feeders, automatic 48.86Folding machines 373. 73Gathering machines 164. 35Head-band and back-lining machines 102. 50Indicators 21.00Lamps 2,902.90Linotype machines (including matrices) 4, 919. 39Monotype machines (including matrices) 8, 348. 95Motors 51.60Numbering machines 39. 85Numbering-machine heads 42.50Pamphlet-covering machine 236. 50Patent blocks 339.09

. Pipe-cutting machines 28. 61

Presses 1,443.89Pumps 261.86Round hole cutting machine 177. 70Rounding and backing machine .• 27. 25Routing machines 52. 20Ruling machines 27.98Shower bath 51.00Skiving machines 99. 63Slitting machine 30. 00Stripping machines 69. 00Toilets 49.93Wire-stitching machines 131. 23

Miscellaneous 26. 9021,844.58

Flags 10.56Flannel

—

Canton : $159.72Wool.. 13.50

173. 22


Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Floors, iron (furnishing and installing) $052. 00Flour 910.00Forage-

Bran, 6,400 poimds, at $1.19 per 100 .f76. 10

Corn, 4,000 pounds, at $1.11 per 100 44. 40Hay, 111,400 pounds, at 88 cents per 100 980. 31

Oats, 110,000 pounds, at $1.48 per 100 1,628.00Straw, 51,435 pounds, at 75 cents per 100: 385. 78

;^>,114.65

Freight, drayage, and expressage 428. 99Furniture shoes 10. 17

Fuses 59.35Galleys, clamps, etc 1, 910. 18Galls, beef 15.00Gas 17,165.00Gasoline—

11,200 gallons, at 11 cents SI, 232. 00

2,500 gallons, at 9.5 cents 237. 501,409.5a

Gauge pins 18. 00Gauges (2) 11.30Gears, miscellaneous 143.99Glass-

Plate $49.51Window 172.59

222. 10Globes 82.51Glue-

Cabinetmaker's—100 pounds, at 12 cents $12. 00200 pounds, at 11.45 cents 22. 90

Elastic, Front's, 1 gross (sticks) 6. 40Flexible, 2,109 pounds, at 8.5 cents 179. 27Liquid 85.47Tablet, 1,500 pounds, at 8.875 cents 133. 14XJnground—

For bindery use, 41,364 poimds, at 8.87 cents 3, 669. 00For case-making machine, 10,072 pounds, at 8.5 cents 856. 13For roller making

—

3,366 pounds, at 15 cents 504.90441 pounds, at 15.7 cents 69. 24301 pounds 47.36

.3, 585. 81Glycerin 1,319.11Gold leaf-

Usual, 400 packs, 3| by 3| inches, at $5.45 $2, 180. 00Usual, ribbon—

251 rolls, i inch, at 37.2 ecnts 93. 37100 rolls, inch, at 62 cents 62. 00400 rolls, 1 inch, at $1.346 538. 40350 rolls, 1^5 inch, at $1.416 495. 60225 rolls, IJ inch, at $2.018 454. 05600 rolls, 2 inch, at $2.678 1, 606. 80600 rolls, 21 inch, at $3.40 2,040.00

XX, 1,700 packs, 3| by 3| inches, at $6.50 11, 050. 00XX, ribbon—

100 rolls, I inch, at 26.3 cents 26. 30276 rolls, i inch, at 41.1 cents 113. 44700 rolls, f inch, at 61.6 cents 431.20400 rolls, 1 inch, at $1.50 600. 00350 rolls, IxV inch, at $1.572 550. 20200 rolls, li inch, at $1.912 382. 40300 rolls, n inch, at $2.167 650. 101,025 rolls,'2 inch, at $3.36 3, 444. 00675 rolls, 2* inch, at $3.95 2, 666. 25

27,384.11Governors, pump 34. 75Grates, grate bars, etc 698. 75Gravel, 190 cubic yards, at $1.55 294. 50Gray super, 39,535* yards, at 2.75 cents 1,087. 23Guards, book (patent back)—

39,000, at $6 per 1,000 $234. 0039,000, at $8 per 1,000 312.005,000, at $8.75 per 1,000 43.755,000, at $9.50 per 1,000 47. 502,000, at $9.25 per 1,000 18. 50— 655. 75-

Guide cards 63.98Gum

—

Arabic, 250 poimds, at 23.5 cents $58. 75Hogg, 105 poimds, at 27 cents 28. 35Tragacanth, 105 pounds, at 75 cents 78. 75

165. 85Gumming labels, etc 311.77Hammers and hammer handles 33. 47Hardware, miscellaneous 172. 70

24 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued,Headband-

Cotton, mercerized—433 pieces, at 22 cents $95. 26788 pieces, at 24 cents 189. 12

15,000 yards (wound on spools), at 1.4 cents 210.003,000 yards (wovmd on spools), at 2 cents 60.00360 gross yards (tape), at 69.96 cents 251. 8511 pieces, muslin, at $1.65 18. 15

Silk-157 pieces, at 23 cents 36. 11

289 pieces, at 26 cents 75. 14361 pieces, at 29 cents 104. 69193 pieces, at 32 cents 61'. 76

SI. 102. 08Hinges 19.38Hoists, Peerless 149. 00Holland (window-shade material) 44. 40Horses (5) 1,645.00Horseshoeing 8 13. 98Hose, steam and water 72. 54Ice 733. 48Indexes, miscellaneous 787. 75Indexing Congressional Kecord

—

Second session Sixty-first Congress $725. 20Third session Sixty-first Congress 6, 424. 60First session Sixty-second Congress 1, 668. 45

8,818.25Ink, miscellaneous-

Addressing machine 40. 00Drawing 7.72Nvunberiug machrae 2. 44Overlay 12.67Stamp pad 9. 00Writing

—

Black 71.57Red : 10.65

154. 05Ink, printing

—

riat-bed, black—1,029 pounds, at 15 cents 154. 35

10,244 pounds, at 18 cents 1, 843. 92Half-tone, black

—

200 pounds, at 35 cents 70. 00250 pounds, at 35.5 cents 88. 75505 pounds, at 36.5 cents 184. 3360 potmds, at 38^ cents 23. 002,750 pounds, at 45 cents 1, 237. 5050 pounds, at 70 cents 35. 0025 pounds, at 75 cents 18. 75

Half-tone or job, 100 pounds, at 65 cents 65. 00Web press, black—

5,025 pounds, at 7.6 cents 381. 90

3,110 poimds, at 11 cents 342. 10

5,495 poimds, at 11.25 cents 618. 19

1,153 pounds, at 12.25 cents 141. 24Job-

Black—500 pounds, at 23^ cents 116. 67

205 pounds, at 25 cents 51. 25

210 poimds, at 35 cents 73. 50150 pounds, at 65 cents 97. 50

,

Blue, 30 pounds, at 60 cents 18.00

jy Brown, 300 pounds, at 90 cents 270.00Chrome

—

10 pounds, at 35 cents 3. 5010 pounds, at 45 cents 4. 50

French green, 50 pounds, at 75 cents 37. 50Label red, 500 pounds, at 28 cents 140. 00Book cover—

B lack, 10 pounds, at $1 10. 00Green, 10 poimds, at $1.25 .-. 12. 50Red, 10 pounds, at $1.35 13. 50Blue, 6 poimds, at $1.75 10.50

Copying-Blue, 50 pounds, at 85 cents 42. 50Red, 40 pounds, at 40 cents -. 16. 00Purple, 50 pounds, at 60 cents 30. 00

Postal card

—

Bronze blue

—

800 poimds, at 58 cents 464. 00650 pounds, at 63 cents 409. 50

Red, 150 poimds, at 22 cents 33. 00U. S. M. O.—

Black, 1,000 pounds, at 30 cents 300. 00Blue, 101 pounds, at 30 cents 30.30Red, 300 pounds, at 65 cents 195.00

Miscellaneous 10. 387,593.63


Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Insulating material, miscellaneous $32. 80Iron-

Sheet (galvanized) S118.58Miscellaneous 40. 28

158.86

Knives

—

Crash-cutting machine • 3. 00

Index-cutting machine 7. 43

Paper-cutting machine 507. 9G

Pencil sharpener 30. 48

Shoe 22.20571.07

Knives, sharpening 12.90

Laces-Belt—

Rawhide (cut) §42. 37

Steel 27.00

Shoe 60.80130. 17

Lacquer 12.45

Ladder, iron 26.50Lamps-

Bicycle - S14. 10

Incandescent 1, 648. 01

1.662.11

Laundering 1 . 557. 28Lead

—

Refined (pig) 50,026 pounds, at 4.58 cents $2, 291. 19

Sheet, 300 pounds, at 6.75 cents 20. 252. 311. 44

Leaders, brass 14. 99Leads 38. 70Leather, No. 1 quality

—

Calfskins

—

American (English finish), 46^ square feet, at 28 cents S13. 02Russian, 1,134| square feet, at 29 cents 329. 01

Cowhide, American Russia

—

49,169i square feet, at 15 cents 7, 375. 49

24,9491 square feet, at 16 cents 3, 991. 968,159 square feet, at 18.5 cents 1 , 509. 43

Cowhide buffing

—

7,809f square feet, at 7.5 cents 585. 72

14,769f square feet, at 8.5 cents 1 , 255. 43

34,222^ square feet, at 10 cents 3, 422. 25Fleshers

—

Medium, 92 dozen skins, at $5 460. 00Large, heavy, 27 dozen skins, at $6 162. 00

Goatskins (morocco)—American, 36,291f square feet, at 20.5 cents 7, 439. 81

Levant, 1 dozen skins , 16. 00Turkey, genuine—

10 dozen skins, at $45 450. 0032 dozen skins, at $48 1, 536 00

Law calf, 4 dozen, at $27.50 110. 00Law sheep—

46,416^ square feet, at 8 cents 3, 713. 32

14,268 square feet, at 8.5 cents 1,212. 76Pigskin, 18 skins, at $4.60 82. 80Roans

—

83f square feet, at 10.5 cents 8. 79

85i square feet, at 11 cents 9. 38Skiver, bark-

Thin, 4,431f square feet, at 5.25 cents 232. 66Medium, 12,956| square feet, at 5.7 cents 738. 53

Skivers

—

nii square feet, at 7.75 cents 8. 62

297f square feet, at 8 cents . 23. 82

146f square feet, at 8.5 cents 12. 47148i square feet, at 8.75 cents 12. 99

Title—'8,239f square feet, at 8 cents 659. 18

3,954i square feet, at 8.75 cents 346. 0035,717.44

Letterheads (plate printed) 16. 50Lime-

Chlorinated $16.11Slacked, fresh burned, etc 37. 43

.53. 54Links (for chain repair) 3S. 00Locks, knobs, and catches 51. 56Lubricants-

Axle grease SIO. OSChainoline 8.50Graphite, Dixon's 8. 40Lubricating compound 29. 94Miscellaneous 3. 75— 60. 67

Lubricators (F ggler rail) 99. 00Lumber 7.3S1.93

26 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Maeliines, etc.—

Adding machines-Burroughs (1) (exclusive of $100 allowed for old machines) $159. 09Dalton (3) (exclusive of $211 allowed for old machines) 599. 00

Banding or stripping machine 700. 00Book-sewing machine (Singer) 136. 21Case-bending machine 175. 50Cloth-stripping machine ( 1 ) 1, 500. 00Folding machines

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Johnson (1) with motor, etc 1, 290. 00Universal (2) with attachments, etc 590. 00

Ink and color grinder 475. 00Ink mixer 536. 00Milling machine, motor, etc 2, 375. 00Numbering machines-

Bates 6.00Monarch (3) 45.00Triumph 4. 50

ProssGS

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Embossing (2) (exclusive of $800 allowed for old machines) 2, 876. 00Job (2) 3,262.50Proof, Potter (2), Vandercook (1) 801. 30Rotary perfecting (1), motor, etc 13, 032. 31

Quick bundlers (6) 675. 00Round-hole cutting machine, motor, etc 510. 00Sealers, rapid 13.50

$29, 761. 91Mailing tubes, board, etc 88. 85Marbling colors-

Dry $13.78Pulp 148.05

161.83Mat, rubber 65. 00Matting, corrugated rubber 19. 92Metal, Babbitt : 9. 75Micrometer gauges (2) 70. 00Milling tools 18.75Money-order plates (3) 40. 00Mop handles 17.50Mop wringers 14. 52Mops 145.00Motors 202.02Molds, roller (2) 24.00Moving equipment, etc 74. 00Nails 474.15Naphtha 15. 70Needles

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Machine $784.06Sewing 5. 87

789. 93Nickel salts and ammonium, double 47. 75Numbering heads 480. 00Oil-

Castor $6.19Cylinder

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262i gallons, at 20.5 cents 53. 82

1,000 gallons, at 75 cents 750. 00Engine—

106 gallons, at 13.5 cents 14. 32

1,250 gallons, at 30 cents 375. 00Fish, 5 gallons, at 60 cents 3. 00Kerosene, 1,250 gallons, at 6.75 cents 84.38Lard—

49i gallons, at 63 cents 31. 00

47t^^ gallons, at 66 cents 31. 3320 gallons, at 88 cents 17. 60

Linseed

—

Boiled, 5 gallons, at 80 cents 4. 00Raw, 48| gallons, at 79 cents 38. 45

2,250 gallons, at 16.5 cents 37L2699 gallons, at 20 cents 19. 80250 gallons, at 50 cents 125. 00

Neatsfoot 12.00Paraffin, 50J gallons, at 13.5 cents 6. 82Sperm, 4 gallons 4. 80Spindle, 150 gallons, at 10 cents 15.00Sweet, 48 dozen J pints, at 79 cents 37. 92Three-in-one, 72 8-ounce bottles, at 29 cents 20. 88Miscellaneous 2. 60

2,025.17Oilers 25.78Oiler spouts 25. 40

Oilstones 20.88Packing 571.37Padlocks 17.28Pads-

Inking $12.09AViping (for embossing presses) 6. 15

18. 24

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Painting (flagstafi and smokestack, Government Printing Office)

PaintsPallets, finisliers

Paper-Adding machine, 125 rolls ?7. 21

Back lining—5,969 pounds (for case-making machine), at 3.75 cents 223. 84

2,551 pounds (for head-banding macliine), at 6.5 cents 165. 82

Blue-print, 600 yards, at 5.5 cents 33. 00

Carbon, 22,500 sheets (miscellaneous) 99.96

Cloth-hned, 4,500 sheets, at 8 cents 360. 00Cross section, 100 sheets, at 3 cents 3.00French folio, white, 148 reams, at 55 cents 81. 40

Manila (for tympan sheets), 13,273* poimds, at 7 cents 929. 15

Manila, gummed (miscellaneous) 234.87

Monotype keyboard, 55,040 pounds, at 6 cents 3, 302. 40

Offset, 4,550 poimds, at 6.25 cents 284. 38Palmetto Kraft (for tablet-stripping machine) 31. 14

Proving, 200 sheets, at 3 cents 6. 00Stereotype (for paper process)—

Backing—' 50 reams, at S4.25 212. 50

22 reams, at S4. 15 91.3040 feams, at S4.75 190.00

Tissue

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Cream-so reams, at S1.40 70.00150 reams, at SI. 50 225.00

White, 276 reams, at S1.277 352. 45Toilet, 18,500 rolls, at 4.2 cents 777. 00Wiping (for embossing presses)

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4,242i pounds, at 3.9 cents 165. 46

36,888* pounds, at 4.1 cents 1, 512. 43

Paper fasteners and clipsPaperoidPaper tester (Mullen's)Paste, photolibraryPasturePavement, vitrified

PencilsPencil sharpeners (7)PenholdersFens-

Ruling machine. $45S. c5Writing 28.62

PhloroglucinPhotographs (paper stacking)PinsPipePitchPlaners, printer's woodenPlaster of ParisPliers, miscellaneous.Plugs, attachmentPlumbagoPlumbing and engineering supplies, miscellaneousPolishPortraits (Hon. A. S. Clay)Postage stampsPotashPowder—

Backing (stereotype) S28. 95Embossing 178.92Etching 29. 08Gilding 9. 40Ruling 24. 25

Presses, bench (2)Protectographs (2)Pumice stonePumps-

Acid (1) S4.25Boiler feed (Blake patent) (1) 130. 00

Quoin keysQuoinsRatchets, brass (stereotjrper's)ReamersReflectors, porcelainRegulator, steam (1)Rental-

Fire-alarm boxes $172. 50Telephone exchange 1,812.62Warehouse and stable 6, 783. 29

28 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Repairs-

Adding machine $108. 25Bicycle (including supplies) 151.87Carriage and wagon 283.19Clock 11. 00Courtyard, Government Printing OflBce, and cuts in street. 3, 019. 50Gammeter multigrapti 28. 87Harness 81. 15Ink fountain on rapid addressing machine 12. 00Monotype molds 130. 60Pneumatic-tube carriers 163.00Re-covering press rollers 34.00Reknurling rollers for casing-in machine 12. 85Spacebands for linotype machines 140. 75Thermometers 126. 00Time register, watchman's 13. 50Time stamp 36. 75Typewriter (including supplies) 203. 93

$4, 557. 21Rheostats 29.25Bibbons, typewriter, etc 94. 24Roach paste 40. 80Rods, brass and copper 17. 99Rope 255. 61Royalties (binding books) . 292. 25Rubber-

Crude $99.00Sheet 15. 00Strip 12. 00

126.00Rubbers-

Finishers (for electrotyper's use) 65.04Gold saving 14. 40

79. 44Rule, brass and steel 1, 823. 91

Safes (changing combination and drilling door) 12. 00Sand 179.40Sandpaper 35. 00Sandstones 10. 00Saws, miscellaneous 92. 47Scale, paper 26.10Screw drivers 16. 08Screws 124.03Seals

,safety 40. 55

Sewer, constructing, etc 219. 97Shades , aluminum 15. 00Shears 47.00SheUac 140.60Shovels 39.80

•Silesia 187.84Sinks , cast iron 60. 00Smooth-on 11.60Snaps, brass. 9.90Soap-

Castile, 93* pounds, at 11.5 cents $10.75Harness, 25 pounds 2. 56Ivory, 10,800 cakes, at 6.86 cents 740. 88Oleine, 10,000 pounds, at 5.56 cents 556. 00" Pumiss," 600 bars, at 2.8^ cents 17. 00Tar, 3,300 dozen, at 39 cents 1, 287. 00Toilet, 5 dozen, at 94 cents 4. 70

2,618.89Soap powders 486.89Sockets 44.31

Solarine 223.20Solder *. 76.00Soldering paste 9. 00

Soldering torches 11.25

Sponges 153.01

Squares, steel 12.00

Stable supplies, miscellaneous , 69. 75Stamps-

Brass (bookbinder's) $53. 50Rubber 55.58

Steel (letters and figures) 37. 80146.88

Staples - 19.45

Stationery, miscellaneous 27.33

Steel....:. - - 644.71

Steel shell (for pumping engine) 42.00

Stencils 22.50

Stepladders 28.08

Stoppers (for benzine safety cans) 23. 44

Stove, oil 6.90

Strawboard 2,462.50

Subscriptions 11-84

Switches 147.05

Tags and tag strings 680. 27

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 29

Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Tanks-

Lead lined (1) $60.00

Oil (4) 276.50

Naphtha (1) 21.00

Wrought iron (1) (to be used in connection with pumping engine) 210. 00— : $.567.50

Tape—Book-sewing machine

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14,400 yards, at 0.28 cent 40. 32

201 ,600 yards, at 0.39 cent 786. 24

Grimshaw (insulating) 131.25

Press or folder 107.04

Red 13.301,078.15

Tape couplers, metallic 104. 25Tapelines 13.64Taps, plug and taper 20. 76Tarcolin 196. 32Telegraphing 93. 23Telephone booth 51. 60Telephones (desk) 73. 15Telephoning, long distance (see "rental" for telephone exchange) 13. 95Thread—

Book-sewing machine

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Cotton, sea-island $3, 458. 28Linen * 524.23

Linen, miscellaneous 401.90— 4,384.41Ties, bale (steel wire) 311. 85Tiles (metal lock) 220. 00Time service (standard) 81 . oaTin-

Bar—4,628 pounds, at 34.4 cents $1,592.034,000 pounds, at 34.75 cents.. 1,390.00

Sheet—81,700 strips 274.13224 sheets 9.00

3,265.16Tinfoil - 2,268.25Tires, rubber (for truck wheels) 82. 70Tools, etc. (for monotype section) 46. 43Toweling (crash) 709.71Towels 50. 17Transfer cases 35. 55Traps, steam (3) 57. 79Traveling expenses 322. 35Trolley tracks, etc 8. 02-

Trucks 181. 56Tube cleaners 12. 80Tubes, boiler 1,209.19Tubes or covers, cloth (for composition press rollers) 18. 20TubiQg, rubber , 94. 38Tumbuckles 14.72Turpentine-

Crude $13.60Spirits 279.66

293. 2aTwine

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Flax, soft 187.03Jute 2,095.73Sailmaker's 41.14Wrapping 179. 76

2,503.66-Type—

Metal 2,400.95Rubber 13.08

2,414.03Typewriters (10) (exclusive of $321 allowed for old typewriters) 523. 00Units, heating (for gluepots) 13.20Valves 1,464.6&Vainish 772. 05Ventilators (sidewalk) 98. 00Vises 94. 15Waste, cotton 1, 437. 37Water coolers 59. 28Wax-

Floor $26. 50Molding (ozokerite)—

1,605 pounds, at 13.75 cents 220. 691,605 pounds, at 15 25 cents 244. 76

Sealing, 20 pounds, at 27.9 cents 5. 58— 497. 53Weather stripping 82.65Wheelbarrows 28. 00'


Disbursements on account of material and supplies—Continued.Wheels —

Gilding $7.50Grinding 86.58Truck (cast iron) 107. 04Wheels and worms (for vertical trucks) 48. 00

$249. 12Wire-

Insulated—Magnet 122. 56Rubber covered 666. 63

Spring 38.55Steel 12.50Stitching machine—

5,020 pounds, at 8.75 cents 439. 252,510 pounds, at 9.25 cents 232. 171,010 pounds, at 12.5 cents 126. 26

Miscellaneous 4. 41

1,642.33Wire guards (window) 35. 00Wool, steel 13.80Wrenches 42.28Zinc 115.43Miscellaneous supplies, general 191.64

Total 456,808.16Discount 583.83

Net 456,221.33

Total wages, 1911 appropriation 3, 3o7, 618. 31Total material and supplies, 1911 appropriation 456,221. 33

No. 5.—Statement showing disbursements on account of paperfor the public printing andbinding for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.


Machine-finish printing paper:16,241 pounds, 9^ by 24 inches, 12-pound, at 3.7 cents $600. 92293,820 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-pound, at 3.7 cents 10, 871. 3711,723 pounds, 21 by 41 inches, 90-poimd, at 3.75 cents 439. 61

2,110,852 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.65 cents 77, 046. 08200,400 pounds, 24 by 38 inches . 48-pound, at 3.8 cents 7, 615. 2015,840 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 72-pound, at 3.75 cents 594. 005,557.5 pounds, 26 by 41 inches, 57-pouna, at 3.75 cents 208. 41

43,520 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 80-pound, at 3.75 cents 1, 632. 0098,639 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at 3.8 cents 3, 748. 28

Sized and supercalendered printing paper:23,898 pounds, 22| by 31^ inches, 42-pound, at 4 cents 955. 9249,338.5 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at 3.95 cents 1, 948. 8836,540 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at 3.9 cents 1,425. 0688,320 pounds, 31i by 45.| inches, 80-pound, at 3.95 cents 3, 488. 64224,257 pounds, 32 by 48 mches, 90-pound, at 4.15 cents 9, 306. 66

243,985 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at 3.9 cents 9, 515. 42Antique-laid machine-finish printing paper, 7,560 pounds, 25 by 38 inches, 70-poimd, at 3.85 cents. 291. 06Antique machine-finish printing paper, deckle-edge:

10,110 pounds, 20i by 29 inches, 50-pound, at 6.7 cents 677. 37

3,467.2 pounds, 25" by 38 inches, 88-pound, at 6.7 cents 232. 30Wove machine-finish printing paper:

28,094.5 pounds, 31| by 45| inches, 135-pound, at 4.2 cents 1, 179. 97

24,666 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at 4.2 cents 1,035.97Wove rough machine-finish printing paper, 69,192 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at 4.2

cents 2,528.06Writing paper (tub-sized and loft dried):

White double cap

—

13,354.3 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 17-pound, at 6 cents 801. 25

2,314 poimds, 17 by 28 inches, 22-pound, at 6 cents 138. 8433,318.8 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at 6 cents 1,999. 13

35.445.6 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at 6 cents 2, 126. 74Colored double cap—

5,498.5 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 22-pound, at 7.2 cents 395. 89

9,875.9 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at 7.2 cents 711. 06White demy—

20,936 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at 6 cents 1, 256. 16

26,500 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 25-pound, at 6 cents 1, 590. 00White double demy

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Colored double demy

—


27.433.7 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at 7.2 cents 1,975.23White double folio post, 7,689.2 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at 6 cents 461. 35Colored double folio post, 2,056.6 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, 40-potmd, at 6 cents 123. 40White medium, 5,702.8 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at 6 cents 342. 17

White roval

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Writing paper (tub-sized and loft dried)—Continued.White double royal—

11,409.4 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 32-pound, at 8 cents $912. 75

11,220.2 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, o6-pound, at 6 cents G73. 21

White super royal, 3,903.4 pounds, 20 by 28 inches, 3o-pound, at 6 cents 234. 20Special

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29,331 pounds, 22^ by 3U inches, 37-pound, at G cents 1, 759. 80

5,980 pounds, 26 by 32 inches, 4&-pound, at 6 cents 358. 80Writins paper (machine dried and supercalendered):

White double cap, 30.690 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at 4.2 cents 1, 288. 98White double demy—

68,200 poimds, 21 by 32 inches, 2.5-pound, at 4.7 cents 3, 205. 4081,343 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at 4.2 cents 3,416.40

Rough or smooth finish cover paper:20 600 pounds, 20 by 25 inches, 50-poimd, at 4.2 cents 865. 20

7,488 pounds, 33 by 46 inches, 148-pound, at 4.2 cents 314. 50Superfine double-coated book paper, 88,474.5 poimds, 24 by 38 inches, 90-pound, at 6.4 cents. . 5, 662. 37Superfine single-coated book paper, 37,674.8 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 75-pound, at 4.95 cents. . . 1, 864. 90Manila paper:

9,407 pounds, 20^ by 32 inches, 30-pound, at 3.15 cents 296. 3229,720 poimds. 205 by 32 inches, 30-pound, at 3.15 cents 936. 18

18,662 pounds, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at 3.15 cents 587. 85Ro'pe mardla paper;

5,276 pounds, 24 by 36 inches, 50-poimd, at 4.6 cents 242. 69

7,288 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 150-pound, at 4.6 cents 335. 25

10,218 pounds, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at 4.6 cents 470. 024,232 pounds, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at 4.6 cents 194. 67

Pure bleached manila paper, 32,552.6 poimds, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at 4.25 cents 1, 383. 49Bond paper:

Glazed or tmglazed

—

60,424 pounds, at 10.3 cents 6, 223. 6513,911 pounds, at 15 c«nts 2, 086. 6513, 200 pounds, at 22 cents 2, 904. 00

Blue safety, watermarked, U. S. M. O., 40,185 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 16-pound, at 18 cents. . 7, 233. 30Cardboard:

Colored, 2.105 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4 cents 84. 20Manila, 4.250 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 256-pound, at 3.5 cents i 133. 87

Superfine bristol board:White, 7,noo poimds, 22i by 2Sh inches, 140-pound, at 6.5 cents 455. 00Index, 4,845 pounds, 22f by 28J inches, 175-pound, at 15.5 cents 750. 98Colored—

184.669 pounds, 20f by 31 inches. 130-pound, at 3.45 cents 6, 371. 0834,112 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, ISO-pound, at 3.45 cents 1, 176. 8620,870 pounds, 22^ by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.45 cents 720. 02

First-class ledger paper:Double cap—

1,708 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 28-pound, at 13.8 cents 235. 707,680 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at 13.8 cents 1. 059. 844,646.5 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 42-pound, at 13.8 cents 641. 222.497.5 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 48-poimd, at 13.8 cents 344. 65

Demy—2.924.7 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at 13.5 cents 394. 838.476.2 poimds, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at 13.5 cents 1, 144. 29

Double demy—4,319.4 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at 13.5 cents 583. 12

7.008.6 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 58-poimd, at 13.5 cents 946. 16

6.870.3 poimds. 21 by 32 inches, 75-poimd, at 13.5 cents 927. 495.151.8 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 90-pound, at 13.5 cents 695. 49

Medium—1,333. 1 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at 13.8 cents 183. 978,388.3 poimds, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at 13.8 cents 1, 157. 58

Double medium—6,981.3 pounds, 23 by 36 inches, 60-pound, at 15 cents 1, 047. 207.410.9 poimds, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at 15 cents 1, 111. 63

Double royal, 5,250.6 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at 15 cents 787. 59Special—

10.364.7 pounds, 18i by 36 mches, 48-pound, at 14.5 cents 1, 502. 883,616.6 poimds. 20i by 24f inches, 70-poimd, at 14.5 cents 524. 41

24,688 pounds, 21 by 32J inches, 110-pound, at 14.5 cents 3. 579. 75Second-class ledger paper:

Double cap, 12,906.2 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at 9.5 cents 1, 226. 08Demy, 4,439 poimds, 16 by 21 inches, 24-poimd, at 9.1 cents 403. 94Double demy, 11.442.2 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, oS-pound, at 9.1 cents 1,041. 24Medium, 7.614 poimds, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at 9.5 cents 723. 33Royal, 2,300 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at 9.5 cents 218. 50

Marble paper:German medium, 7i|S reams, 20 by 25 inches, at S8.04 58. 29Colored, gloss finish

—

11^^ reams, 20 by 25 inches, at S7.92 89. 3110 reams. 20 by 2o inches, at $8.05 80. 50

Lining paper, lithographed:200 reams. 24 by 28 inches, at S6.07 1, 214. 0025 reams, 24 by 28 inches, at S9.22 230. 5025.872 reams, 24 by 28 inches, at S9.70 250. 9620 reams, 24 by 28 inches, at S11.88 237. 60

Typewriter paper:Heayy, cream-laid, 242.858 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-poimd, at S2.40 582. 86Thin, cream-laid, 52.05 reams, 16 by 2f inches, 8-pound, at $1.68 87. 44Cream-laid, 50 reams, 16 by 21 inches, IS-pound, at $2.10 105. 00

1 Exclusive of $14.88 deducted on account of inferior quality.

32 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

Postal-card stock, 812,508 pounds, at 4.875 cents $39,609.78Open-market purchases:

Postal-card stock, 154,871 pounds, at 4.5 cents 6,969. 20Manila tag board

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561,302 pounds, at 4.6 cents i 25, 619. 89235 pounds 9. 21

Whiting's white-wove linen pajoer, 600 pounds, 21 by 33 inches, 60-pound, at 33.5 cents 201. 00White-wove tissue paper, 25 reams, 20 by 30 inches, at 59 cents 14. 75Double-coated book paper (one side), 1,134 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 70-p(ftind, at 15 cents.. 170. 10Salmon safety writing paper, 96.048 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $6.20 595. 50

Total 305,618.17Discount 928. 04

Net 304,690.13


Machine-fin isli printing paper:15,290 pounds, 9^ by 24 inches, 12-pound, at 3.7 cents 565. 72247,985 poimds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-pound, at 3.7 cents 9, 175. 451,318,054 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.45 cents 45, 472. 85789,685 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.5 cents 27, 638. 971,581,290 pounds, 24 bv 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.05 cents 57, 717. 08277,458 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.7 cents 10, 265. 95471,963 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.8 cents 17, 934. 6038,748 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 72-pound, at 3.7 cents 1, 433. 6832.844 potmds, 24 by 38 inches, 72-pound, at 3.75 cents 1, 231. 6518,268.5 pounds, 26 by 41 inches, 57-pound, at 3.75 cents 685. 0729,000.5 pounds, 29 by 41 inches, 90-pound, at 3.75 cents 1, 087. 5249,926 pounds, 32J by 44J inches, 100-pound, at 3.7 cents 1, 847. 2752,872 pounds, 32^ by 44^ inches, 100-pound, at 3.75 cents 1, 982. 7085,620 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 80-pound, at 3.7 cents 3, 167. 9476,432 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 80-pound, at 3.75 cents - 2, 824. 15388,466 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at 3.7 cents 14, 373. 24871,216.2 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at 3.8 cents 33, 106. 21

Sized and supercalendered printing paper:21,252 pounds, 22f by 31| inches, 42-pound, at 3.85 cents 818. 2043,556 pounds, 22f by 31J inches, 42-pound, at 4 cents 1, 742. 24179,898.5 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at 3.8 cents 6, 836. 15162,922.5 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at 3.95 cents 3 6, 397. 4458,858 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 60-pound, at 3.8 cents 2, 236. 61

72.375.5 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at 3.9 cents 2, 822. 6540,887 pounds, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at 4.15 cents 1, 696. 8181,180 pounds, 31^ by 45* inches, 80-pound, at 3.8 cents 3, 084. 84282,060 pounds, 31i by 45* inches, 80-pound, at 3.95 cents 11, 141. 37178,453 pounds, 32 bv 48 inches, 90-pound, at 4.1 cents 7, 316. 58205,143 pounds, 38 bv 48 inches, 12n-pound, at 3.8 cents 7, 795. 44676,073 pounds, 38 bv 48 inches, 120-pound, at 3.9 cents 26, 366. 85144,871 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at 3.9 cents 5, 649. 97

Antique-laid machine-finish printing paper, 15,108.5 pounds, 25 by 38 inches, 70-pound at 3.85

cents 581. 68Wove machine-finish printing paper:


5,000 pounds, 304 by 41 inches, 100-pound, at 4.2 cents 210. 0051,986 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 100-povind, at 4.2 cents 2, 183. 41

Wove rough machine-finish printing paper:13.917.6 pounds. 29 by 41 inches, 60-pound, at 4.2 cents 584. 5433,634 pounds, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at 4.2 cents 1, 412. 63

5,919 pounds, 30| by 41 inches, 100-pound, at 4.2 cents 248. 60

155,030 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at 4.2 cents 6,511.27

23.845 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at 4.2 cents 1, 001. 49Writing paper (tub-sized and loft dried):

White double cap—17,720.9 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 17-pound, at 6 cents 1, 063. 259,309.5 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 17-pound, at 6.5 cents 605. 12

56.710.2 pounds, 17 bv 28 inches, 22-pound, at 6 cents 3, 402. 61

13.816.3 pounds, 17 bv 28 inches, 22-pound, at 6.5 cents 898. 0631,762 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at 6 cents 1, 905. 72

65,074.3 pounds, 17 bv 28 inches, 32-pound, at 6.5 cents 4, 229. 83

71,665 pounds, 17 bv 28 inches, 36-pound, at 6 cents 4, 299. 90

35,789 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at 6.5 cents 2, 326. 29Colored double cap—

22,119 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 22-pound, at 7.2 cents " 1 , 592. 57


41,608.2 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at 7.2 cents 2, 995. 65

10,919.2 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at 7.5 cents 818. 94White demy

—

59.672.5 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at 6 cents 3, 580. 3520,000 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at 6.5 cents 1, 300. 0062,225.7 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 25-pound, at 6 cents 3, 733. 55

24,550 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 25-pound, at 6.5 cents 1, 595. 75

White double demy—138,286.7 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at 6 cents 8, 297. 2069,185.7 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at 6.5 cents 4, 497. 07

201,786.3 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at 6 cents 12, 107. 18

38.377.6 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at 6.5 cents 2, 494. 54

48.460.7 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at 6 cents 2, 907. 64

49,732.5 poimds, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at 6.5 cents 3, 232. 61

1 Exclusive of $200 withheld for final settlement.2 Exclusive-of $42.05 deducted on account of error in class of paper." Exclusive of $38 deducted on account of cutting paper.


Writing paper (tub-sized and loft dried)—Continued.Colored double demv—

49,266.5 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at 7.2 cents $3,547. 18

20,088 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at 7.5 cents 1, 551. CO38,9e8.3 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pdund, at 7.2 cents 2, i^OH. 71

29,591 .3 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at 7.5 cents 2, 219. 353,444 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 76-pound, at 7.2 cents 247. 97

White double folio post—39,624.9 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at 6 cents 2,377, 4917,557 pounds, 22 by 34 irn h s 65-pound, at 6 cents 1,063. 426,0. 5.3 pounds, 22 by 34 in. hes, 55 pound, at 6.5 cents 311. 64

Colored double folio post—6,079 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at 6 cents 364. 744,365.4 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at 7.6 cents 327. 406,027.9 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, 55-pound, at 6 cents 361. 67

White medium—2,018 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 20-pound, at 6 cents 121. 084.966.7 pounds, IS by 23 inches, 2l-pound, at 6.5 cents 322. 8311.540.8 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at 6 cents 692. 455,196.4 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at 6.5 cents 337. 77

White double medium, 47,166.8 pounds, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at 6 cents 2,830. 00White royal—

23,091 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at 7.5 cents 1,731. 8322,569.3 poimds, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at 7.5 cents 1,692. 6911.009.2 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 45-pound, at 7.5 cents 825. 70

Colored royal—1,630.4 pounds, 19 by 24 inched, 14-pound, at 8.25 cents 134. 51

1,960 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 2S-pound, at 8.25 cents 161.-70

815 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 14-pound, at 9.5 cents 77. 431,643.4 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at 9.5 cents 156. 12

White double royal—40.167.3 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 32-pound, at 8 cents 3,213. 3816.713.4 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 32-pound, at 9 cents 1, 504. 204.531.8 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 44-pound, at 6 cents 271. 91

13.984.3 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 44-pound, at 6.5 cents 908. 9849.551.9 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at 6 cents 2,973. 11

White superroyal—7.100.9 pounds, 20 by 28 inches, 35-poimd, at 6 cents 426. 053.543.4 pounds, 20 by 28 inches, 35-pound, at 6.5 cents ^ 230.321,141.3 pounds, 20 by 28 inches, 56-pound, at 6 cents 68. 483,282.3 pounds, 2a by 28 inches, 56-pound, at 6.5 cents 213. 35

White double double-cap—18.823.8 pounds, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at 6 cents 1, 129. 4220,080.7 pounds, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at 6 cents 1,204. 8414.219.4 poxmds, 23 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at 6.5 cents 924. 26

Special—14 pounds, 9 by 12 inches, 7-pound, at 6 cents .8414 pounds, 9 by 12 inches, 7-pound, at 7.2 cents 1. 01

38,804 pounds, 22$ by 31J inches, 37-pound, at 6 cents 2,328. 2417.940.9 pounds, 22J by 31

J-inches, 37-pound, at 6.5 cents 1,166. 16

47,018.3 pounds, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at 6 cents 2, 821. 109,552.8 pounds, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at 6.5 cents 620. 933.481.5 pounds, 27 by 28 inches, 60-pound, at 6 cents , 208. 89

Writing paper (machine-dried and supercalendered):White double-cap, 31,777 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 32-poimd, at 4.5 cents 1,429.98White double-demy—

247,580 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 25-poimd, at 4.7 cents 11,636.2697,415 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 25-pound, at 5 cents 4, 870. 7516,897 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at 4.5 cents i 637. 9741,001 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at 4.5 cents .• 1, 845. 05Special, 25,590 pounds, 23 by 32 inches, 27-pound, at 4.7 cents 1, 202. 73

Tablet writing paper—33,031 pounds, 21i by 32i inches, 34-pound, at 4 cents 1, 321. 2418.384.5 pounds, 21 J by 32i inches, 34-pound, at 4.2 cents 772. 154,289.3 poxmds, 26 by 34J inches, 43-pound, at 4.2 cents 180. 1567,482 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 92-pound, at 4.2 cents 2,834. 24

U. S. M. O. Avriting paper, 10,251 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, l&-pound, at 4.95 cents 507. 42Rough or smooth finish cover paper

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67,794.5 pounds, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at 4.2 cents 2, 847. 372,096.5 pounds, 22J by 32 inches, 70-pound, at 4.2 cents 88. 057.666.4 pounds, 33 by 46 inches, 148-pound, at 4.2 cents 321. 99

Rough finish cover paper—22,051 pounds, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at 4.25 cents 937. 181.512.5 pounds, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at 4.4 cents 66. 55

Map paper—2,184 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 21-pound, at 11 cents 240.244,200 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 21-pound, at 11.2 cents 470. 4011,286 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, 35-pound, at 11.2 cents 1,264.0326,258 povmds, 24 by 38 inches, 42-poimd, at 11.2 cents 2, 940. 9011,484 poxuids, 30 by 40 inches, 55-pound, at 11.2 cents 1, 286. 21

7,858 pounds, 32 by 48 inches, 70-pound, at 11.2 cents SSO. 0913,558 pounds, .36 by 52 inches, 86-poimd, at 11.2 cents 1 , 518. 50

Superfine double-coated book paper—8,589 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, 84-pound, at 6.25 cents 636. 81


1 Exclusive of $122.40, deducted on account of paper rejected and returned.

10513—11 3

34 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Superfine single-coated book paper—37,503.7 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 75-pound, at 4.85 cents $1, 818. 9377,549.5 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 75-pound, at 4.95 cents 3, 838. 6917,965.2 pounds, 26 by 41 inches, 88-pound, at 4.95 cents 889. 28

Manila paper:36,076.5 pounds, 20^ by 32 inches, 30-pound, at 3.15 cents 1, 136. 41

28,250 pounds, 20f by 32 inches, 30-pound, at 3.15 cents 889. 8878,433 poimds, 21 bv 32 inches, 30-pound, at 2.95 cents 2, 313. 7728,388 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 30-pound, at 3.1 cents 880. 0331,541 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 50-pound, at 3.15 cents 993. 5436,877 pounds, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at 3.15 cents 1, 161. 6226,537 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 84-pound, at 3.15 cents 835. 92

Rope manila paper:10,085 poimds, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at 4.5 cents 453. 8318,613.5 pounds, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at 4.6 cents 856. 223,247.7 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 63-poimd, at 4.5 cents 146. 159,753.5 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 63-pound, at 4.6 cents 448. 6715,642 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at 4.5 cents 703. 8917,614 poimds, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at 4.6 cents 810. 2415,971.5 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 150-pound, at 4.6 cents 734. 7061,056 pounds, 24 by 38J inches, 90-pound, at 4.6 cents 2, 808. 588,117.5 pounds, 27 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at 4.6 cents 373. 4020,678 pounds, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at 4.5 cents 930. 51

31,708 pounds, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at 4.6 cents 1, 458. 57§,945.6 pounds, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at 4.5 cents 447. 554,641 pounds, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at 4.6 cents 213. 4947,561 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at 4.5 cents 2, 140. 2444,171 pounds, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at 4.6 cents ' 2, 031. 87

Pure bleached manila paper:14.188.2 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at 3.9 cents 553. 3432.852.3 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at 4.25 cents 1, 396. 229,026 pounds, 26 by 28 inches, 116-pound, at 4.25 cents 383. 60

Plated bullet patch (or onionskin) paper:621 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 9-pound, at 26 cents 161. 46450 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 9-pound, at 27.5 cents 123. 75

Bond paper:Glazed or unglazed

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21,005 pounds, at 10 cents 2, 100. 50208,126 pounds, at 10.3 cents 21, 436. 9748,229 pounds, at 15 cents 7, 234. 359,795 pounds, at 22 cents 2, 154. 90

Blue, watermarked U. S. M. O., 19,978 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 16-pound, at 10.8 cents 2, 157. 62Blue safety, watermarked U. S. M. O.

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135,339 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 16-poiind, at 17.1 cents 23, 142. 97287,226 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 16-pound, at 18 cents 51, 700. 68

Parchment deed, 1,440 pounds, 22| by 31 J inches, 48-pound, at 13.7 cents 197. 28Cardboard:

Heavy railroad board, 2,800 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 280-pound, at 3.9 cents 109. 20Colored, 4,331 poimds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4 cents 173. 24Manila—

3,389 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 3.1 cents 105. 0611,185 poimds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 3.5 cents i 377. 86

10,676 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 256-pound, at 3.1 cents 330. 955,012 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 256-pound, at 3.5 cents 175. 42

5,846 pounds, 22| by 28| inches, 245-pound, at 3.1 cents 181. 23

6,826 pounds, 22J by 28J inches, 245-pound, at 3.5 cents 238. 92Superfine bristol board:

White—37,440 poimds, 22^ by 28i inches, 120-pound, at 6.5 cents 2, 433. 60

26,796 poimds, 22^ by 28^ inches, 140-pound, at 6.5 cents 1, 741. 74

Index—6,707 pounds, 22J by 28^ inches, 175-pound, at 14.9 cents 850. 35

16,614 pounds, 22^ by 28i inches, 175-pound, at 15.5 cents 2 2, 507. 11

2,769 pounds, 22^ by 28| inches, 230-pound, at 14.9 cents 412. 58

Colored-75,690 pounds, 20| by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.35 cents 2, 535. 62

312,189 pounds, 20f by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.45 cents 10, 770. 53


21,335 pounds, 22f by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.45 cents 736. 06Tag board:

Manila—82,471 pounds, 21f by 31^ inches, 85-pound, at 2.6 cents 2, 144. 24

37,403 pounds, 21f by 31J inches, 85-pound, at 2.75 cents 1, 028. 58Superfine manila, 200,983 pounds, 26i by 26i inches, 100-pound, at 4.35 cents 8, 742. 75

first-class ledger paper:Double cap

—

1.538.4 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 28-pound, at 13.8 cents 212. 30


20,712.6 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at 13.8 cents % 858. 33





Demy

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1 Exclusive of $13.62 deducted on account of inferior quality.2 Exclusive of $68.07 deducted on account of bristol board returned.

KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK. 35

First-class ledger paper—Continued.Double demy—

7.551.5 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at 13.5 cents $1, 019. 45

23,112.5 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at 13.5 cents 3, 120. 19

32,996.-l pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at 13.5 cents 4, 454. 5115,778.9 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 90-pound, at 13.5 cents 2, 130. 15

Medium—3,036.3 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at 13.8 cents 419. 003.555.6 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at 13.8 cents 490. 68

Double medium, 3,578.2 pounds, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at 15 cents 536. 73Royal—

10,210.9 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 35-pound, at 15 cents 1, 531. 64

10,639.5 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at 15 cents 1, 595. 92Super royal, 7,888.1 pounds, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at 15 cents 1, 183. 22

Special

—

9.477.6 pounds, 18h by 36 inches, 48-pound, at 14.5 cents 1, 374. 25

1,540 pounds, 184- by 42 inches, 70-pound, at 14.4 cents 221. 76

3,850 pounds, 20| by 24f mches, 70-pound, at 14.4 cents 554. 40

3,664.5 pounds, 20i by 24J inches, 70-pound, at 14.5 cents 531. 35


6,600 pounds, 21 bv 32 inches, 132-pound, at 14.3 cents 943. 80

5,100.2 pounds, 21 by 32i inches, 76-pound, at 14.5 cents 739. 53

43,714 pounds, 21 by 32i inches, 110-pound, at 14.5 cents 6, 338. 53

26.014.4 pounds, 21 by 32| inches, 132-pound, at 14.5 cents 3, 772. 08

1,444 poimds, 21i by 32* mches, 76-pound, at 14.5 cents 209. 38

2,004.8 pounds, 22| by 3'l% inches, 90-pound, at 14.5 cents 290. 70

Second-class ledger paper:Double cap

—

8.354.7 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at 9 cents 751. 92

11.192.5 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at 9.5 cents 1,063.29Demy—

4,752 pounds, 16 bv 21 inches, 24-pound, at 9.1 cents 432. 43

5,707.1 pounds, 16 "by 21 inches, 29-pound, at 9.1 cents 519. 35Double demv

—

8,214.5 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at 9.1 cents 747. 5220,291.5 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at 9.1 cents'. 1, 846. 5214,672.5 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at 9.1 cents 1, 335. 19

Medium

—

3,192 pounds, IS bv 23 inches, 38-pound, at 9.1 cents 290. 475,641.7 pounds, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at 9.5 cents 535. 96

Double medium, 37,067 pounds, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at 9.5 cents 3,521. 36Royal, 2,475.6 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at 9.5 cents 235. 18Super royal, 5,700 pounds, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at 9.5 cents 541. 50Special, 11,037.8 poimds, 28 by 34 inches, 76-pound, at 9.1 cents 1,004. 44

Tissue paper, 25 reams, 20 by 30 inches, at $1.04 26. 00Blotting paper, 1,485 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 100-pound, at 4.7 cents 69. 80Marble paper:

German medium, dull finish, 5 J|f reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $8.03 46. 26Colored, gloss finish

—

268ii^ reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $8.05 2. 159. 3362A|i reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $7.92 ' 498. 48

Comb paper, best Germari, 10 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.30 63. 01Lining paper, lithographed:

80 reams, 24 by 28 mches, at $6.07 485. 6023.37 reams, 24 by 28 inches, at $7.95 185. 7910 reams, 24 bv 28 inches, at $9.22 92. 20130 reams, 24 by 28 inches, at $9.70 1, 261. 0040 reams, 24 by 28 inches, at $11.88 475. 20

Type-writer paperj heavy, cream-laid:3.034.5 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 18-pound, at 10.7 cents 324. 691.960.6 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at 1.7 cents 209. 78

2,046 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at 10\^ cents 223. 20Linen-flmsh letter paper, 39,384 reams, 22 by 34 inches

,40-pound, at $6.75 265. 84

White paraffin paper:480 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 16-pound, at 8.4 cents 40. 32965.7 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 16-pound, at 9 cents 86. 91

Parchment, 2,000 sheets, 15 by 21 inches, at 26 cents 520. 00Postal-card stock:

1,834,603 pounds, at 3.9 cents 71, 549. 5237,317 pounds, at 4.5 cents 1.679. 264,194,529 pounds, at 4.875 cents 1203,229.33

Carbon paper, black, 1,500 sheets, 9 by 15 inches 3. 65Open-market purchases:

Postal-card stock, 316,986 pounds, at 4.5 cents 14, 264. 38Machine-finish printing, colored

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55 reams, at 84 cents 46. 2077 reams, at 85 cents 65. 4530 reams, at $1.16 34.8024 reams, at $1.50 36.00716.6 reams, at $1.55 1, 110. 73

White opaque rag printing paper, 9,858 pounds, 32 by 48 inches, 50-pound, at 6.2 cents 611. 20Whiting's white wove linen paper

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10 reams, 21 by 33 inches, 60-pound, at $17.50 175. 0020 reams, 21 by 33 inches, 60-pound, at $17.70 354. 0010 reams, 21 by 33 inches, 60-pound, at $19.50 195. 00

Antique deckle-edge cover paper, 5 reams, lOi by 28|- inches, 32-pound, at $5.25 26. 25India tint cover paper, 1,610 pounds, 28 by 44' inches, 140-pound, at 6.5 cents 104. 65

Manifold carbon paper, 10 reams, 18 by 23 inches, at $4.50 45. 00

1 Exclusive of $1,253.98, deducted for time lost on account of imperfect stock.


Open-market purchases -Continued.Black carbon paper, 63,680 sheets, 20 by 24 inchesDouble-coated book paper (one side)

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35,704 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 80-pound, at 8 cents1,678 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at 15 cents

Strathmore white glazed parchment bond paper^O reams,17 by 22 inches,24-pound,at $5.35.Blue wove bond paper, 151.2 pounds, 17 by 22 mches, 16-pound, at 22 centsGoldenrod Persian bond paper, 660 sheets, 16 by 21 inchesSpot marble paper, 10 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $3.95Lithographed lining paper

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10 reams, 24 by 28 inches, at $9.22.

20.82 reains, 24 by 28 inches, at $10Ruled manifold tissue paper, 105 reams, 20 by 30 inchesCopying tissue paper—

22 reams, 20| by 24^ inches, at $2.754 reams, 21 by 31 inches, at $450 reams, 32 by 33 inches, at $1.047

Special map paper, 15 pounds, 9 by 12 inches, 125-pound, at 11.5 cents.I irst-class ledger paper, 105 sheets, 21 by 32 inches, 58-poundInterleaving blotting paper, 10 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $1.28Gray press board, 200 pieces, 10 by 12 inchesBrown paperoid

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3,200 sheets, 9 by 13^ inches30,424 sheets, 8^ by 12^ inches

Gummed manila paper, 3,114 pounds, at 10 centsNoncurling gumm.ed paper—

Ah reams, 17 by 22 inches, at $3.202§a reams, 17 by 22 inches, at $3.40

Fngravers' proof paper, 100 sheets, 22 by 28 inchesCrane's parchment deed, 38 reams, 19 by 23 inches, at $21.30

Total 1,038,499.64Discount : 335.91

$907. 15

2,856.32251.70267. 5033. 263.6639.50

1, 770. 00570. 0087.5092.20

208. 20155. 00

60. 5016. 0052. 351.732.35

12. 804. 76

17.50104. 66311. 40

14. 407. 623.25

809. 40

Net. 1,038,163.73

PAPER ON HAND JUNE 30, 1911.

Description. Reams. Sheets. Pounds. Cost.

Machine-finish printingDo

Sized and supercalendered printing.Antique and deckle-edge printing. .

,

White and colored writing. ,

White writing (rolls) ,

Golden envelopeCoverMapPlate ; . .

.

Single and double coated bookManila:

FlatRolls....

Rope and bleached manilaRope manila (rolls)

White and colored bondArtificial parchment. .

."

Parchment deedBullet patchOnionskinParaffinBristol board:

Rolls. . . . -.

FlatDouble-miill and wedding bristolWhite and colored cardboardCheck boardManila cardboardTissue.TypewriterLetter, cap and noteFirst-class ledgerSecond-class ledgerCopyingBlottingCombMarbleLithographed liningMoney order (rolls)

Manifold carbonParchmentSafety writingManila tag boardWhite.gummed

,030

7,2821,165

16,847

Total

551,558

77111

1,236

953

'i'bn

,3382961764

10027

1,098821743

3,8181,838

51

19

117317353

14

'i29'

'"23'

458240150

44683128405156

36

136

1386

369475290273

402, 741

77,97145, 9014,390

35,982187

'432

396273381487217

5293441

441

1,171197

180

793, 742

305,614

58,584

17,027

215,112

217,501

163, 185

$23, 300. 0027,595. 8123,524. 015,142. 91

37,908. 2213,997. 09

148. 673,699. 264,259. 49

139. 606,582. 87

1, 176. 481,728. 234,364. 15

704. 6614,954. 651,453. 22

127. 53136. 38232. 11

37. 02

7, 289. 634,863.244,530. 91

805. 78384. 13468. 48

1,211.821,887.551,692. 20

36, 445. 587,640. 28

75. 8173. 33

773. 732,524. 582, 535. 02

34, 680. 9392. 27

304. 46425. 22

6,989. 9650. 54

286,957.81

BEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

No. 6.

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Statement showing disbursements on account of lithographing and engravingduring the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.


Lithographing:6,126 copies each of 24 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 509, 2d sess. 61st Cong $2, 680. 06

1,676 copies of 1 illustration to accompany S. Doc. No. 012, 2d sess. 61st Cong 40. 0017,569 copies of 1 illustration to accon^pany S. Doc. No. 647, 2d sess. 61st Cong 312. 80892 copies of 1 illustration to accompany H. Doc. No. 204, 2d sess. 61st Cong 22. 00892 copies of 1 illustration to accon pany H. Doc. No. 213, 2d sess. 61st Cong 32. 00

892 copies each of 4 illustrations to accompany H. Doc. No. 328, 2d sess. 61st Cong 103. 00892 copies of 1 illustration to accompany H. Doc. No. 333, 2d sess. 61st Cong 6. 50

2,007 copies of 1 illustration to accompany H. Doc. No. 947, 2d sess. 01st Cong 21. 75

3,046 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Public Health Bulletin No. 34 36. 00

5,574 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompanj^ Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 62 300. 00

5,598 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 65 210. 002,295 copies each of 690 illustrations to accompany Report of the Tests of Metals, 1909 11, 198. 70

1,740 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Signal Corps Manual No. 6, 1910 107. 002,246 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Professional Paper No. 32, Corps of : ngineers. 40. 00Preparatory work on 1 illustration to accompany Specifications 12 T 3, Navy Department 10. 00Preparatory work on 1 illustration to accompany Specifications 63 T 1, Navy Department. . . .• . 6. 00Preparatory work on 1 illustration to accompany Specifications 64 U 1, Navy Departm.ent 10. 001,546 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Astronomical Papers Prepared for use of American

1 phemeris and Nautical Almanac, vol. 9, pt. 1 15. 00Additional work on 1 illustration to accom.pany Astronomical Papers Prepared for use ofAmerican 1 phemeris and Nautical Almanac, vol. 9, pt. 1 18. 00

2.856 copies each of 3 illustrations to accompany American Fphemeris and Nautical Almanacfor 1913 13. 20

500 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 371, Navy Department . 8. 00

2,000 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Rules for Battle Practice, 1910, U. S. Navy 20. 00lOOcopiesofl illustration—Map of the United States Showing Indian Reservations 118. 50Transfer impressions of 1 illustration—Map of the United States Showing Indian Reservations. . 5. 00I, 546 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 2, Government Hospital for the Insane. . 193. 00

2,503 copies of 1 illustration to accompanj- The MovemiCnt of Lake Superior Iron Ores in 1909. . 250. 00Transfer impressions for use in preparation of illustrations to accompany Monograph No. 52,

U. S. Geological Survey : 37. 50Additional work on 2 illustrations to accompany Monograph No. 52, U. S. Geological Survey. . 11. 256,262 copies each of 9 illustrations to accompany Monograph No. 52, U. S. Geological Survey . . . 976. 887,227 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompanv Professional' Paper No. 68, IJ. S. Geological

Survey 472. 006,269 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 240, U. S. Geological Survey. 925. 00550 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 327, U. S. Geological Survey 400. 00Additional work on 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 400, U. S. Geological Survey 21. 709,357 copies of 1 illustration to accom^pany Bulletin No. 429, U. S. Geological Survey 637. COII, 056 copies each of 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 430-H, U.S. Geological Survej-. . SO. COTransfer impressions of 1 illustration to accomipany Bulletin No. 432, U. S. Geological Survev. . 3. 757,657 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 432, LT. S. Geological Survey . . 189. 00320 copies each of 40 illustrations to accompany River and Lake Survey Sheets 296. 70412,000 copies each of 11 illustrations to accon-ipany Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture,

1909 7,537.501,003 copies each of 2 illustrations to aceomipanj- Compendium of the Official Southern andWestern Freight Classification 26. 00

4,003 copies each of 7 illustrations to accompanj^ Promising New Fruits (Yearbook, 1909) 50. 002,003 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Problems Connected with the Handling of Deciduous

Fruits on the Pacific Coast (Yearbook, 1909) - 5. 003,003 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Introduction of the Hungarian Partridge into theUnited States (Yearbook, 1909) . -.. - 7.50

7,006 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Progress in Methods of Producing Higher Yield-ing Strains of Corn ( Yearbook, 1909) . - 330. 00

200 copies of 1 illustration to accom.pany Bulletin No. 171, Bureau of Plant Industry 10. 0010,846 copies of 1 iUustratiou to accompany Bulletin 81, Forest Service 154. 203,648 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 134, Bureau of Chemistry 110. 008,639 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Bates County, Mo., 1908 639. 008,039 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Camp Coimty, Tex., 1908 363. 008,639 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Caribou Area, Me., 1908 - 572. 008,639 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Sm-vev of Scranton Area, Miss., 1909 585. 008,639 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Hale County, Ala., 1909 585. 00

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1,503 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 135, Bureau of Plant Industrj* ^ . . . $28. OO7,746 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 206, Bureau of Plant Industry 192. 401,000 copies each of 6 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 6, Forest Service 16. 50I,000 copies each of 6 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 8, Forest Service 16. 50500 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 58, Forest Service 6. 00500 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 68, Forest Service 12. 004,746 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 85, Forest Service 58. OO8,796 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 89, Forest Service 20. 005,000 copies of 1 illustration. Form No. 979, Forest Service 20. 00500 copies each of 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 66, Bureau of Chemistry 40. 00300 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 93, Bureau of Chemistry 11. 50300 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 113, Bureau of Chemistry 5. 504,736 copies each of 10 illustrations to accompany Report of Field Operations of the Bureau of

Soils, 1908 3,832.00Transfer impressions of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Nashua Area, N. H., 1909... 22. 5010,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Nashua Area, N. H., 1909 478. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Franklin County, Ga., 1909 355. 00Transfer impressions of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Spencer Area, ,

,'. Va., 1909. 33. 758,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Sui'vey of Spencer Area, Va., 1909 684. 00Transfer impressions of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of . . oodland Area, Cal., 1909.. 15. 008,613 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Soil Survey of . . oodland Area, Cal., 1909 1, 618. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Sumner County, Tenn., 1909 477. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Conway Area, S. C, 1909 723. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Grayson County, Tex., 1909 693. 00Transfer impressions of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Washington County, N. Y.,

1909 45. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of .Washington County, N. Y., 1909 663. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Scotland County, N. C, 1909 424. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Campbell County, Va., 1909 599. 009,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Gaston County, N. C, 1909 575. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Coffee County, Ala., 1909 649. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Rice County, Miim., 1909 529. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of "Waushara County, Wis., 1909 493. 12II,413 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Cedar County, Mo., 1909 617. 008,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Chambers County, Ala., 1909 689. 00900 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Tallapoosa County, Ala., 1909 170. 002,000 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Atchison County, Mo., 1909 100. 00Transfer impressions of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Berks County, Pa., 1909 37. 508,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Berks County, Pa., 1909 798. 33Additional work on 1 illustration to accompany Reconnoissance Soil Survey of SouthwesternPennsylvania, 1909 20. 00

22,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Reconnoissance Soil Survey of Southwestern Penn-sylvania, 1909 1, 624. 00

Transfer impressions of 4 illustrations to accompany Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the EasternPart of the Puget Sound Basin, Washmgton, 1909 18. 75

10,613 copies each of 4 illustrations to accompany Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the EasternPart of the Puget Sound Basin, Washington, 1909 - 3, 134. 00

8,613 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Reconnoissance Soil Survey of Western South Dakota,1909 - --- 1,067.00

Transfer impressions of 1 illustration to accompany Soil Survey of Livermore Area, California,1910 - 11.25

500 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 60, Bureau of Soils 66. 503,746 copies each of 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 61, Bureau of Soils 31. 69

3,746 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 74, Bureau of Soils 66. 821,746 copies each of 8 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 78, Bureau of Soils 175. 50525 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 27, Bureau of Entomology 21. 001,746 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 75, Bureau of Entomology 52. 00200 copies of 1 illustration to accompany BuUetin No. 87, Bureau of Entomology 48. 003,246 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 90, Bureau of Entomology 24.00

3,346 copies of 1 illustration to accompany BuUetin No. 92, Bureau of Entomology 110. 003,000 copies of 1 iUustration—Zone Maps for Bureau of Entomology 76. 00400 copies of 1 illustration—Boll Weevil Maps, 1910 - 7. 00500 copies of 1 iUustration to accompany BuUetin No. 10, Bureau of Biological Survey 69. 001,503 copies of 1 iUustration to accompany BuUetin No. 21, Bureau of Biological Survey 110. 00300 copies each of 6 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 34, Bureau of Biological Survey. . . 150. 00

4,896 copies each of 6 illustrations to accompany BuUetin No. 37, Bureau of Biological Survey. . 670. 00

4,846 copies of 1 iUustration to accompany Bulletin No. 38, Bureau of Biological Survey 51. 00

3,346 copies of 1 iUustration to accompany North American Fauna, No. 32 104. 00

3,003 copies of 1 iUustration to accompany Fiscal Regulations of the Department of Agriculture. 34. 00

1,003 copies of 1 iUustration to accomr>any BuUetin No. 214, Office of Experiment Stations 10. 00503 copies each of 2 iUustrations to accompany BuUetin No. 217, Office of Experiment Stations. 8. 00

5,746 conies each of 9 illustrations to accompany BuUetin No. 230, Part 1, Office of ExperimentStations - ' 766.00

5.746 copies each of 4 iUustrations to accom.pany BuUetin No. 234, Office of Experiment Stations. 78. 50

5,746 copies each of 2 iUustrations to accompany BuUetin No. 235, Office of Experiment Stations. 21. 50

6,846 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 236, Offi.ce of Experiment Stations 15. 00

8,946 copies of 1 iUustration to accompany BuUetin No. 237, Office of Experiment Stations 63. 00

6,896 copies of 1 iUustration to accomnany BuUetin No. 239, Office of Experiment Stations 30. 00

5,546 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 103, Office of Experiment Stations 270. 00

803 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on Trans-portation by Water in the United States, pt. 1 35. 50

403 copies each of 5 illustrations to accompany Report of the Commissioner of Corporations onTransportation by Water in the United States, pt. 2 18. 00

3,449 copies each of 18 and alterations on 14 illustrations to accompany Report of the Commis-sioner of Corporations on Transportation by Water in the United States, pt. 3 467. 85

2, "^00 copies of 1 iUustration to accompany Summary of the Report of the Commissioner of Cor-

porations on the liumber Industry 12. 50

Alterations on 1 illustration to accompany Summary of the Report of the Commissioner of

Corporations on the Lumber Industry 4. 75

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Reprinting 2,800 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Summary of the Report of the Commis-sioner of Corporations on the Lumber Industry $15. 50

455 copies each of 17 illustrations—Plans and Specifications for Buoys and Appendages 73. GO3.55 copies each of 11 illustrations—Plans and Specifications for Moorings of Vessels and Buoys. 35.00Alterations on 7 illustrations—Plans and Specifications for Moorings of Vessels and Buoys, 1911. . 2. 00175 copies each of 10 illustrations—Plans for Keeper's Dwelling, Staten Island Lighthouse Sta-

tion, Richmond. N. Y 40.50Reprinting 175 copies of 1 illustration— Plans for Keeper's DwelUng, Staten Island Lighthouse

Station, Richmond, N. Y 2.50Additional work on 1 Map of the United States Showing Outlines of County Boundaries 5.00500 copies of 1 illustration-Map of the United States Showing Outlines of County Boundaries. . 7. 50.3,364 copies each of 9 illustrations to accompany Report of the Superintendent of the Coast andGeodetic Svrvey, 1910 117. CO

1,296 co-pies of 1 illustration to accompany Arctic Tides, 1910 14. 25846 copies of 1 illustration to accompany "Sur^-ey of Oyster Bars of Charles County, Md 6.25

1,796 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Condition and Extent of the Natural Oyster Bedsof Delaware, 1910

" 78.00250 copies each of 8 illustrations to accompany Code List of Merchant Vessels. 1910, pt. 6 147.00

8,465 copies each of 2 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Commissioner Generalof Im.migration. 1910 '

174. 00500 copies of 1 illustration—Chart—Immigration into the United States from the DifferentCountries, etc 13.50

5,000 copies of 1 illustration—International Metric System Cards 450.001,000 copies of 1 illustration—Candlepower Scale 101. 001,000 copies of 1 illustration—Map Showing Location of the Bureau of Standards 18. 00190 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution, 1906,

2ded 18.00220 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution, 1907,

2ded 32.50

9,729 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Twenty-seyenth Annual Report of the Bureau of

American Ethnology, 1905-S 24. 003.54C copies of 1 illustration to accompany Proceedings of the United States National Museum,

vol. 39 130.00520 copies of 1 illustration—Map of the National Zoological Park 61,00153 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Case of Mary R. Peabody et al. v. The United States. . 16. 30Additional work on 1 illustration to accompany Case of Mary R.' Peabody et al. v. The United

States 4. 50150 copies each of 8 illustrations to accompany Case of J. S. Underbill v. The United States 22. 00150 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Case' of George P. Archer v. The United States 20. 00503 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Statistical Report, 1909 29. 5010,049 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Twenty-second Annual Report on the Statistics of

Railways in the United States, 1909 100. 505,740 copies of 1 illustration to accompany Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and TrainControl Board 66.75

9,546 copies each of 8 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commis-sion, 1910 1,684.00

100 copies each of 4 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 594, Isthmian Canal Commission.. . 8. 00116,518—Tracings, Isthmian Canal Commission 617.75750 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 4, Series 1380, First Grade Examination 3.031,060 copies each of 7 illustrations-Sheet 4, Series 1381-1387. inclusive. First Grade Examination . 22. 756,500 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 4, Series 1388, First Grade Examination; 2.000 copies of 1 iUus-tration—Sheet 4, Series 1389, First (jrade Examination; 1,600 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 4,

Series 1390, First Grade Examination; 750 copies each of 2 illustrations—SLset 4, Series 1391-1392, First Grade Examination 33.41

1,800 copies of 1 illustration-Sheet 4. Series 1393, First Grade Examination 5. 301,500 copies each of 28 illustrations—Sheets 2 and 3, Series 112-125, inclusiye. Stenographer andTypewriter Examination 123,20

200 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 7, Series 36, Aid Examination, Coast and Geodetic Survey 1. 78250 copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheet 7, Series 37-39, Aid Examination, Coast and GeodeticSurvey 3.92

250 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 4, Series 6, Aid Examination, Bureau of Standards 1. 96150 copies each of 3 illustrations—Sheets 2, 3, and 4, Series 9, Mechanical Draftsman Examination,Patent Office 4. 98

300 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 2, Series 3, Library Assistant Examination 2.08150 copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheets 4 and 5, Series 22, Heating and Ventilating DraftsmanExamination 7, 00

100 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 2, Series 19, Assistant Examination, Philippine Service 1. 48200 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 2, Series 20, Assistant Examination, Philippine Service 1,78150 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 2, Series 21, Assistant Examination, Philippine Service 1,66500 copies each of 6 illustrations—Sheets 4 and 6, Series 3, 4, and 5, Printers' Examination 13. 501,000 copies each of 2 illustrations—Maps to accompany Topographic Draftsman Examination. . . 865,000 copies each of 5 illustrations—Page 3, Series 38-42. inclusive. Rural Carrier Examination . . 148. 75200 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 8, Series 43, Teacher Examination, Indian Service 1, 78250 copies each of 3 illustrations—Sheet 8, Series 44-46, inclusive. Teacher Examination, Indian

Service 5, 88100 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 1-A, Series 7, Electrical Assistant Examination, Signal Service

at Large 1, 48200 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 4, Series —, Civil Engineer and Draftsman Examination 1, 78150 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 8, Series 1, Research and Editorial Assistant Examination 1. 66250 copies of 1 illustration-Sheet 3, Series —

,Topographic Aid Examination 1, 96

300 copies each of 3 illustrations—Sheets 3 and 4, Series — , Junior Topographer Examination . . 4. 16150 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 3, Series 5, Mechanical Draftsman Examination 1.66300 copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheet 3, Series 6 and J, Mechanical Draftsman Examination. . 4. 95300 copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheets 2 and 3, Mechanical Draftsman Examination 5. 32

150 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 5, Series 14, Laboratory Aid Examination, Bureau of PlantIndustry 1. 66

100 copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheets 4a, 46, Series 3, Industrial Teacher Examination, Philip-pine Servic-e 2. 96

100 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 2, Series 20, Civil Engineer and Superintendent of ConstructionExamination 1.48

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loo copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 6, Series 8, Apprentice Plate Cleaner, Transferrer, and EngraverExamination $1. 48

100 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 5, Series 20, Engineer Draftsman Examination, SupervisingArchitect's Office 1. 48

800 copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheet 2, Series 4 and 5, Apprentice Draftsman Examination. . 6. 58800 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 2, Series 3, Apprentice Draftsman Examination, OrdnanceDepartment at Large 2. 08

300 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 3, Series 4, Mechanical Draftsman Examination, OrdnanceDepartment at Large 3. 69

20,000 copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheet 6, continued Series 48-49, Post-office and RailwayMail Service Examination 101. 50

150 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 7, Series 13, Manual Training Teacher Examination 1. 66loo copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheets 2 and 3, Series 1, Teacher of Woodworking and Mechan-

ical Drawing Examination 2.96150 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 4, Series 3, Mechanical Examination, Weather Bureau 1. 662,000 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 3. Series 2, Fourth Class Postmaster Examination 5. 75160 copies of 1 illustration—Botanical Assistant Examination, Test in Russian 1. 66300 copies of 1 Illustration—Sheet 3, series 3, Mechanical Draftsm.an, Examination, OrdnanceDepartment 3. 66

200 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 2, series 2, Mechanical and Chart Draftsman Examination. . 1. 78150 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 1, series 1, Engineer in Forest Products Examination 1. 66100 copies of I illustration—Sheet 4, series 1, Assistant Engineer in Forest Products Examination. 1. 48200 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 5, series 1, Aid Examination, Lighthouse Service 1. 78150 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 5, series 2, Aid Examination, Lighthouse Service 1. 66500 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 6, series 1, Engrossing Clerks' Examination 2. 25500 copies each of 2 illustrations—Sheets 5 and 6, series 121, Assistant Examiner Examination,Patent Office ; 6.72

250 copies of 1 illustration—Soil Bibliographer and Library Assistant Examination, Russian andServian 1.96

300 copies of 1 illustration—Apprentice Draftsman Examination 3. 66100 copies of 1 illustration—Sheet 2, series 5, Apprentice Draftsman Examination OrdnanceBureau, War Department 1. 48

1,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of Ohio 100. 002,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of Colorado 240. 001,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of South Dakota 100. 001,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of Oregon, 1910 165. 001,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of North Dakota 90. 00

Total : 65,367.38Discount 18. 20

Net 65,349.18Engraving (wax, line or zmc, and half-tones).

Engraving 56 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 208, 2d sess. 61st Cong 76. 75Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 338, 2d sess. 61st Cong 29. 90Engraving 1 illustration to accompany S. Doc. No. 603, 2d sess. 61st Cong 1.00Engraving 159 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 633, 2d sess. 61st Cong 142. 75Reengraving 1 illustration to accompany S. Doc. No. 633, 2d sess. 61st Cong 1. 15Engraving 1 illustration to accompany S. Doc. No. 661, 3d sess. 61st Cong 1. 40Engraving 43 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 671, 3d sess. 61st Cong 269.00iReengraving 2 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 701, 3d sess. 61st Cong 34. 75Engraving 21 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 701, 3d sess. 61st Cong 69.^5Engraving 56 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 725, 3d sess. 61st Cong 105. .33

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 743, 3d sess. 61st Cong 20. 50Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 745, 3d sess. 61st Cong 9. 60Engraving 1 illustration to accompany S. Doc. No. 749 , 3d sess. 61st Cong .85

Engraving 37 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 808, 3d sess. 61st Cong 86. 85Additional work on 1 illustration to accompany S. Doc. No. 808, 3d sess. 61st Cong 2. 00Engraving 39 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 822, 3d sess. 01st Cong 74. 00

Engraving 1 Illustration to accompany S. Doc. No. 834, 3d sess. 61st Cong 5.00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 849, 3d sess. 61st Cong— 10. 00Engraving 21 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 856, 3d sess. 61st Cong 56. 10

Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany S. Doc. No. 857, 3d sess. 6Jst Cong 33. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany H. Doc. No. 1071, 3d sess. 61st Cong 2.65Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany H. Doc. No. 1089, 3d sess. 61st Cong 16. 50

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany H. Doc. No. 1180, 3d sess. 61st Cong 2. 40

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany H. Doc. No. 1210, 3d sess. 61st Cong 3.60

Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany H. Doc. No. 1292, 3d sess. 61st Cong 37.00

Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany H. Doc. No. 1329, 3d sess. 61st Cong 30.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany H. Doc. No. 1424, 3d sess. 61st Cong 2. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany H. Doc. No. 1445, 3d sess. 61st Cong 3. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany H. Doc. No. 59, 1st sess. 62d Cong 2.00

Engraving 14 illustrations to accompany Session Laws, 2d sess. 61st Cong 19. 50

Engraving 72 illustrations to accompany Session Laws, 3d sess. 61st Cong 119.00

Engraving 3 illustrations to accom-pany Hearings before House Committee on Insular Affairs, onInvestigation of Philippine Interior Department, pt. 3 . . - 18. 00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Hearings before House Committee on AppropriationsConcerning Estimates for Construction of the Isthmian Canal 23. 00

Engraving 13 illustrations to accompany Hearings before House Committee on Rivers andHarbors, on Preservation of Niagara Falls 41.00

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Hearings before House Committee on Naval Affairs,

Relating to the Explorations of Capt. Robert E. Pearv in the Arctic Regions 17. 50

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Hearings before House Committee on Industrial Arts andExpositions on Proposed Panama Canal Exposition, 1915 6.00

Engraving 5 illustrations to accomoany Hearings before House Committee on Naval Affairs, onNaval Paper No. XIV 5. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Hearings before House Committee on Post Office andPost Roads, on Railway Mail Pay 28.80

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Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Hearings before House Committee on Ways and Means,on Schedule K, Wool Production, etc $12. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Hearings before House Committee on Military Affairs,

onH. Res. 1696 29.60Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Hearings before House Committee on Expenditures inthe Post Office Department, on H. Res. 109 3.00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Speech of Hon. John H. Stephens, of Texas 4.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Speech of Hon. P. J. McCumber, of North Dakota 12.00Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Daily Congressional Record 18. 00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany frank slips (public documents) 1. 00Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Congressional Directory 140. 25Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1910 9. 45Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Calendar of Van Buren Papers 5. 75Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Summary Report on Emigration Conditions in Europe. . 1. 05Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Report of the Tariff Board on the Pulp and NewsprintPaper Industry 31 . 65

Engraving 3 illustration ito accompany Cham_izal Arbitration 4. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany History of the Department of State 10. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Annual Report of the Surgeon General of the PublicHealth and Marine-Hospital Service , 5. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Public Health Bulletin No. 44 3. 75Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Public Health Reports, vol. 25, No. 45 1.90Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Public Health Reports, vol. 26, No. 4 6. 50Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Pubhc Health Reports, vol. 26, No. 13 6.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Public Health Reports, vol. 26, No. 16 2.00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Public Health Reports, vol. 26, No. 22 5. 50Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Public Health Reports, vol. 26, No. 24 2. 10Engraving 26 illustrations to accompany Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin N 70 16. 25Reengraving 1 illustration to accompany Hygienic I>aboratory Bulletin No. 70 1. 00Engraving 25 illustrations to accompany Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 71 50. 00Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 72 6. 00Engraving 5 illustrations to accom.pany Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 74 55.00Engraving 29 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Surgeon General of the United

States Army, 1910 36. 70Engraving 16 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Superintendent of the United

States Military Academy, 1910 39. 75,

Engraving 15 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, United StatesArmy, 1910 40. 00

Engraving 22 illustrations to accompany Report of the Philippine Commission, 1910 69.00Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 69,War Depart-ment 18. 5Q

Engraving 22 illustrations to accompany Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 78, WarDepartment 20.95

Engraving 15 illustrations to accompany Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 82, War De-partment 7. 05

Engraving 12 illustrations to accompany Forms, Examination for Detail for Duty in the Ord-nance Department, War Department 14. 80

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Form No. 450, War Department 2.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Form No. 1157, War Department .9ft

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Form No. 1158, War Department .90Engraving 42 illustrations to accompany Form. No. 1659, War Department 48. 40Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Form No. 1956, War Department 7. 00Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Handbook of the 4.7-inch Gun Material, Model of 1906,with Instructions for its Care 10. 00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Record of Firing, War Department .85Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Form No. 203-A, Surgeon General's Office, War Depart-ment .60

Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 4, War Department 8. 50Engraving 1 iUustration to accompanv Manual for the Subsistence Department of the United

States Army, 1910 ' 1.00Engraving 28 iUustrations to accompany Manual for Army Cooks, 1910 32. 70Engraving 128 illustrations to accompany Manual No. 3, "Signal Corps, Electrical Instrumentsand Telephones, 1910 140.00

Reengraving 16 illustrations to accompany Manual No. 3, Signal Corps, Electrical Instrumentsand Telephones, 1910 20.50

Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Strength and Organization of the Arm.ies of France,Germ anv, etc 3.15

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Regulations Prescribing Standard for Field Firing, etc. 1. 89Engraving 28 illustrations to accompany Multiplex Telephony and Telegraphy by Means of

Electric Waves Guided by Wires 25.50Reengraving 5 illustrations to accompany Professional Paper No. 32, Corps of Engineers 7.00Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Drill Regulations for Signal Corps, United StatesArmy, Provisional, 1911 5.50

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Drill Regulations, United States Army, 1910 1. 65Engraving 1 illustration to accompany General Orders. No. — , War Department 3.50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Advance Sheets for Annual Report of the Secretarv ofthe Navy, 1910 8.00

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompanv Official Records of the Union and Confederate Naviesin the War of the Rehellion, vol. 23 8. 75

Engraving 11 illustra tions to accompanv Official Records of the Union and Confederate Naviesin the War of the Rehellion. vol. 24 .

." 81. 00EngraAdne 1 illustration to accompanv Tars-et for Twelve-inch Dotter Mark VII, and VII ModelThree, Ordnance Department, United States Navv .75

Engravin? 1 ill'istration to accompany Target for Six-inch Dotter Mark VI, Ordnance Depart-ment, United Statps Navy -75

EneraAdne i ill'istrntion to accompany Target for Five-inch Dotter Mark V, Ordnance Depart-ment, United States Navv -75

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Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Target for Turret Dotters, Ordnance Department, UnitedStates Navy $0.75

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Recording Targets for Broadside Dotters, OrdnanceDepartment, United States Navy .90

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Recording Targets for 3-pounder Dotters, Ordnance De-partment, United States Navy .90

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Revision of the System of Accountability, United StatesMarine Corps 5. GO

Engi-aving 1 illustration to accompany Marine Corps Meal Ticket 2.60Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany the American Nautical Almanac, 1913 6. 00Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1914. . 2. 40Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 73, Navy Department 22. 00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 80, Navy Department 12, 50Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 85, Navy Department 22. 00Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 151, Navy Department 38. 75Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 157, Navy Department 37. 25Engraving 16 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 189, Navy Department 51.85Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 209, Navy Department 14.25Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 218, Navy Department 13. 00Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 225, Navy Department 14. 20Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 236, Navy Department 6. 50Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 280, Navy Department 13, 80Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 286, Navy Department 15. 50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 287, Navy Department 7. 20Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 288, Navy Department 7. 75Engraving 119 illustrations to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 315, Navy Department 239. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Ordnance Pamphlet No. 346, Navy Department 1. 75Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Advance Sheets of Report of Battle Practice, 1910, U. S.Navy 6.00

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Report of Battle Practice, Spring, 1911, U. S. Navy 5. 00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Rules for Battle Practice, 1911, U. S. Navy 8. 00Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Report of Engineering Competitions, 1909-1910, U, S.Navy 8.80

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Rules for Engineering Competitions, 1911-1912 15. 00Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany A Practical Example of the Retiring Search Curve, U. S.Navy 13.00

Engraving 11 illustrations to accompany Correction to the Landing Force and Small Arms In-struction , U. S. Navy 8. 25

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Notes on Calibration, 1911, U. S. Navy 7.90Engi-aving 2 illustrations to accompany General Specifications for Electric Appliances on Ship-board, Appendix, VII, U. S. Navy 3.00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany General Specifications, pt. 1, Supplement No. 2, U. S.Navy 3.00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany General Specifications, Appendix 1, Supplement No. 3,

U.S. Navy 2.40Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Form No. llOE (Construction and Repairs) U. S. Navy. 2. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 12B4, Navy Department 1. 50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 12J1, Navy Department 1.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 12S7, Navy Department 1.00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Specification 17B2, Navy Department 2. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 26S1, Navy Department .75Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Specification 28C4, Navy Department 2. 70Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 34F1, Navy Department 5. 30Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Specification 34H1, Navy Department 4.30Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Specification 34H10, Navy Department 3. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 41L1, Navj' Department 1. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 41P2, Navy Department .98Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 41S9, Navy Department 1. 17Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Specification 41T6, Navy Department 2. 70Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 42B3, Navy Department .90Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 42D2, Navy Department , 1. 10Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 42H28, Navy Department 1. 15Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 42I>l,Navy Department 1. 75Engraving 18 illustrations to accompany Specification 45F5,Navy Department 4.50Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Specification 45V4, Navy Department 1. 25Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 47S6, Navy Department 4. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 48S1, Navy Department .60

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 54Ll,Navy Department 3. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 54S1, Navy Department 1. 90Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Specification 64K1, Navy Department 11. 89Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 6403, Navy Department 2.75Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Specification 64R1

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Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Clothing Measurements, United States Navy 1.00Engraving 1 illustration Hydrographic Office Seal, Navy Department 1. 00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Transcript of Record in the Case of the United States v.

Jas. Mullen et al 14.90Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Transcript of Record in the Case of the United States

V. The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co 4. 00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany United States v. Standard Manufacturing Co. et al 1. 50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Instructions to Alaska Officials 1. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Henry W. Goodrich v. The United States 2. 60Engraving 1 illustration to accompany The Purcell Envelope Co. v. The United States 5.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany The Standard Oil Co. of New York v. The United States 2. 00Reengraving 1 illustration to accompany John J. Knapp, Trustee, v. The United States 1. 75Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Edward W. Keith v. The United States 10.00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Henry C. Ripley v. The United States 5. 00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Rules and Regulations Governing the Paroling of Pris-

oners from United States Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga 3.00


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oners from United States Penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kans., and McNeil Island,Wash Sf). 00Eugra^^ng 1 illustration to accompany Postal Savings System Certificate (seal) 2.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Experimental Work on Postal Savings Certificate 25.00Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Records and Reports for the Use of Postmasters, etc.

(forms) 32.00Engraving 1 illustration Sample of Marginal Tear Device of Proposed Postal Note 1.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany photo commissions, Railway Mail Service .50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Government bill of lading 1. 75Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Specification for United States Mail Wagons 62.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Plans and Specifications for United States Mail Carts. . 10. 00Engraving 3 illustrations to accompariy Annual Report of the Governor of Hawaii, 1910 4. 25Engraving 3 illustrations to accompanv 'Annual Report of the United States Mine Inspector for

New Mexico, 1910 12.50Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education for

1910, vol. 1 2.10Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1910,

vol. 2 2. 25Engraving 18 illustrations to accompany Annual Report on Glacier, Wind Cave and other Pub-he Parks 15. 65

Engraving 30,300 illustrations to accompanv Official Gazette, July 5, 1910, to June 13, 1911, in-

clusive 4,991.32Engraving 1 illustration to accompany PubUc Land Decisions, vol. 35 1. 44Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Form 4-489, General Land Office 2. 15Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Outlines in Housekeeping 4. 25

Sngra^^Ilg 17 illustrations to accompany Synopsis of Course in Sewing . 28.45ngraving 76 illustrations to accompany Social Games, Plays, Marches, etc 26. 60

Engra^'ing 1 illustration to accompany Posters—Sale of Indian Lands 4. 28Engraving 61 illustrations to accompany Some Things which Everybody Should Know, etc.. . 31. 50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 4, 1910, Bureau of Education 1.25Engraving 13 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 5, 1910, Bureau of Education 65.00Engraving 52 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 5, 1911, Bureau of Education 22. 24Engraving 41 illustrations—School Buildings, Bureau of Education 43.00Additional work on 3 illustrations—School Buildings, Bureau of Education 3.00Engraving 1 illustration—Fannie E. Wingert School, Detroit, Mich., Bureau of Education. ... 1. 65Engra\-ing 29 illustrations—For Use of the Commissioner of Education 52. 00Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany The Production of Coal in 1909 11. 80Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany The Production of Iron Ore, Pig Iron, and Steel in 1909. . 2. 15Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany The Cement Industry in the United States in 1909 2. 60Engraving 1 illustration to accompanv Silver, Copper, Lead, and Zinc in the Central States in

1909 .90Engraving 1 illustration to accompany The Production of Graphite in 1910 .95Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Mineral Resources of the United States, 1909, pt. 2 1. 45Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Monograph No. 51, U. S. Geological Siu-vey 19.00Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Monograph No. 52, U. S. Geological Survey 10.03Engraving 49 illustrations to accompany Professional Paper No. 69, U. S. Geological Survey. . . 143. 89Engraving 50 illustrations to accompany Professional Paper No. 70, U. S. Geological Survey... 50.99EngraAang 14 illustrations to accompany Professional Paper No. 71, U. S. Geological Survey... 150.00Engraving 31 illustrations to accompany Professional Paper No. 72, U. S. Geological Survey... 134.43Engraving 17 illustrations to accompany Professional Paper No. 73, U. S. Geological Survey... 25.32Engra\'ing 26 illustrations to accompany Y7ater-Supply Paper No. 253. U. S. Geological Survey. . 28. 36Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 254, U. S. Geological Survey. . 14. 75Engraving24illustrationstoaccompany Water-Supply Paper No. 256, U.S. Geological Survey. . 40.00Engraving 24 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 257, U.S. Geological Survey. . 148. 88Engraving 23 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 258, U. S. Geological Survey. . 36. 85Engra\-ing 5 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 231, U. S. Geological Survey. . . 9. 80EngraAnng 4 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 262, U. S. Geological Survey. . . 8. 75Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 263, U. S. Geological Survey ... 10. 50Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 264, U.S. Geological Survey ... 15. 75Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 265, U. S. Geological Survey. . . 12. 30Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 266, U.S. Geological Survey. . . 12. 15Engraving 7 illustrations to accompanyWater-Supply Paper No. 268, U. S. Geological Survey. . . 14. 80Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 289, U. S. Geological Survey. . 14. 49Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 270, U. S. Geological Survey. . . 10. 50Engraving 11 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 272, U. S. Geological Survey. . 19. 00Engra\'ing 1 illustration to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 273, U. S. Geological Survey. . . 2. 50Engraving 30 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 275, U. S. Geological Survey. . 34. 50Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Watei'-Supply Paper No. 276, U. S. Geological Survey. . . 5. 20Engraving 12 illustrations to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 277, U.S. Geological Survey. . 16. 00Alterations on 1 illustration to accompany Water-Supply Paper No. 277, U. S. Geological Svir-vey 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 426, U. S. Geological Survey 2. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 429, U. S. Geological Survey 1. 25Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 431-A, U. S. Geological Survey 10. 50Engraving 4 illustrations to accompanv Bulletin No. 431-B, V. S. Geological Survey 8.50Rjengraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 431-B, U. S. Geological Survey 1.00Engraving 44 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 433, U. S. Geological Survev 42. 50Engraving 33 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 435, U. S. Geological Survey 41. 50Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 438, U. S. Geological Survey 27. 40Engraving. 15 illustrations to accompany Bulletui No. 442, U. S. Geological Survey 43. 90Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 442-A, U. S. Geological Survey 4. 80Engraving 24 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 443, U. S. Geological Survey 37. OSEngraving 27 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 445, U. S. Geological Survey 47. 64Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 446, U. S. Geological Survey 2. 75Engraving 162 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 447, U. S. Geological Survey 44. 45

Engraving 24 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 448, U. S. Geological Survey 29. 36Engraving 26 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 449, U. S. Geological Survey 37. 26Engraving 27 illustrations to accompany Bulietin No. 450, U. S. Geological Survey 38. 24

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Engraving 33 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 451, U. S. Geological Survey $53. 87Additional work on 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 451, U. S. Geological Survey 4. 00Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 452, U. S. Geological Survey 57. 20Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 453, U. S. Geological Survey 5.50Engraving 122 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 454, U. S. Geological Survey 21.50Engraving 37 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 455, U. S. Geological Survey 51. 85Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 456, U. S. Geological Survey 1. 25Engraving lb illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 407, U.S. GeoiOgical Survey 31. 80Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 470-A, U.S. Geological Survey 5. 00Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 470-B, U. S. Geological Survey 14. 95Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 470-D, U. S. Geological Survey 3. 10Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 470-E, U.S. Geological Survey 1. GOEngraving i illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 470-r, U. S. Geological Survey 3.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin 470-J, U. S. Geological Survey ~

.75Engraving fi illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 470-K, U.S. Geological Survey 3. SOEngraving 12 illustrations to aecompony Bulletin No. 474, U. S. Geological Survey 18. 90Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 475, U. S. Geological Survey 6. 40Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 479, U. S. Geological Survey 1. 15Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Regulations and Instructions of the U. S. GeologicalSurvey l; 25

Engraving 1 illustration—Township plat for use of Geological Survey 2. 75Engraving 1 illustration—Diagram for use of Geological Survey 1. 00Engraving 1 illustration—Water Power Cards, U. S. Geological Survey .88Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 4, Biological Stations 1. 00Engraving 11 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 1, Bureau of Mines 11. 60Engraving 8 Illustrations to accompanj' Bulletin No. 2, Bureau of Mines 60. 00Engraving 13 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 4, Bureau of Mines 107. 25Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 5, Bureau of Mines 7. 50Engraving 17 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 7, Bureau of Mines 12. 75Engraving 17 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 8, Bureau of Mines 55.90Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 12, Bureau of Mines 25.00Engraving 18 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 14, Bm-eau of Mines 47.85Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Technical Paper No. 1, Bureau of Mines .50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Technical Paper No. 2, Bureau of Mines 8. 00Engraving 114 illustrations to accompany Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1910. . . 127. 22Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Annual Report of the Office of Experiment Stations, 1909. 1. 00Engraving 64 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Office of Experiment Stations,

1910 74.00Engraving 18 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Hawaiian Agricultural Experi-ment Station, 1910 37. 50

Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Porto Rico Agricultural Experi-ment Station, 1910 10.90

Engraving 26 illustrations to accompanj^ Annual Report of the Alaska Agricultiiral ExperimentStation, 1910 32.50

Engraving 34 illustrations to accompany Twenty-sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of AnimalIndustry, 1909 36.90

Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bureau,1909-10 40.60

Engraving 1 illustration—Absence Record Cards, Form No. 24, Department of Agriculture 4.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Mount Weather Observatory Bulletin, vol. 3, pt. 5 2.45Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Mount Weather Observatory Bulletin, vol. 4, pt. 1 . . . . 1. 85Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Daily River Stages, 1910, Weather Bureau .75Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Circular ''G," Weather Bureau 1.50Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Monthly Weather Review, November, 1910 13.00Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Monthly Weather Review, February, 1911 3.25Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Monthly Weather Review, March, 1911 6.45Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany District No. 6, Separate from Monthly Weather Review,December, 1910 4.20

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany District No. 11, Separate from Monthly Weather Review,December, 1910 6.00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany District No. 2, Separate from Monthly Weather Review,January, 1911 2. 10

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany District No. 11, Separate from Monthly Weather Re-view, February, 1911 3.29

Engraving and printing 500 each of 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 72 (3-color process),

Bureau of Animal Industry , 100. 00Engraving 30 illustrations to accompany'Bullettn No. 110, Bureau of Animal Industry " 18. 75Engraving 1 illustration to accompany "Bulletin No. 125, pt. 1, Bureau of Animal Industry 1.00Reengraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 125, pt. 1, Bureau of Animal Industry.. 2.20Engraving 152 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 127, Bureau of Animal Industry 98.00Engraving 23 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 128, Bureau of Animal Industry 16.80Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 129, Bureau of Animal Industry 5. 80Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 130, Bm-eau of Animal Industry 3. 75

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 131, Bureau of Animal Industry 5.25Engraving 12 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 132, Bureau of Animal Industry 17. 75Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 135, Bm'eau of Animal Industry.' 2. 75

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 136, Bm'eau of Animal Industry 1.00Engraving 21 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 138, Bureau of Animal Industry 24.60Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Cncular No. 103, Bureau of Animal Industry 3. 80Engraving 13 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 165, Bm-eau of Animal Industry. .......* 8. 75Engraving 1 temperature chart, Bureau of Animal Industry 7. 40Engraving 31 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 186, Bm-eau of Plant Industry 40.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 187, Bmeau of Plant Industry 2.40Engraving 24 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 188, Bureau of Plant Industry 24. 50

Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 189, Bureau of Plant Industry 12. 00Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 190, Bureau of Plant Industry 13.40

Engraving 32 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 192, Bureau of Plant Industry 29. 60

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Engraving—Continued.Engraving 14 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 194, Bureau of Plant Industry $24.25Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 195, Bureau of Plant Industry 2.60Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 196, Bureau of Plant Industry 11. 15

Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 197, Bureau of Plant Industry 21.00Engraving 17 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 198, Bureau of Plant Industry 27.25Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 200, Bureau of Plant Industry 10. 65Engraving 23 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 201, Bureau of Plant Industry 15. 05Engra\-ing 30 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 202, Bureau of Plant Industry 33.00Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 203, Bureau of Plant Industry 11.46Engraving 26 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 204, Bureau of Plant Industry 33.50Reengraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 204, Bureau of Plant Industry 1.50Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 206, Bureau of Plant Industry 10. 40Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 210, Bureau of Plant Industry 33. 80Engraving 20 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 211, Bureau of Plant Industry 28.00Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 212, Bureau of Plant Industry 4.05Engraving 36 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 213, Bureau of Plant Industry 256.00Engraving 11 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 214, Bureau of Plant Industry 15. 10Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 216, Bureau of Plant Industry 7.82Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 217. Bureau of Plant Industry 6. 68Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 65, Bureau of Plant Industry 9.50Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany C ircular No. 69, Bureau of Plant Industry 8. 75Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 74, Bureau of Plant Industry 5. 70Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 75, Bureau of Plant Industry 2. 25Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 77, Bureau of Plant Industry 7. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 78, Bureau of Plant Industry 1. 20Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Boys Demonstration Work, Bureau of Plant Industry. . 12. 75Engraving 10 illustrations—Plant Disease Survey Cards, Bureau of Plant Industry 9. 88Engraving 2 illustrations—Cards (maps), Biureau of Plant Industry - 1.85Engraving 1 illustration—Card (outline form., radish). Bureau of Plant Industry 1. 00Engraving 4 illustrations—Blanks (squash, turnip, bean, and beet notes), Bureau of PlantIndustry - 3.29

Engraving 4 illustrations—Blanks (field plats). Bureau of Plant Industry 13. 09Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Field Note Book, Bureau of Plant Industry .90Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Farm Diary and Record Book, Bureau of Plant Industry. 12. 00Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Directions for Planting Bulbs, etc.. Bureau of PlantIndustry 5.75

Engraving 17 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 75, Forest Service 22.00Engraving 32 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 80, Forest SerAuce 25. 50Engraving 16 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 84, Forest Service 31. 70Engraving 20 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 85, Forest Service 22. 85Engraving 73 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 86, Forest SerAuce 69. 40Engraving 10 illustrations to accom.pany Bulletin No. 87, Forest Servi^'c 15. 00Engraving 20 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 88, Forest Service 23. 75Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 89, Forest Service 5. 50Engraving 18 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 90, Forest Service 13. 00Engraving 6 illustrations to accomjjany Bulletin No. 91, Forest Serûce , 7. 45Engraving 11 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 92, Forest Service 5. 18Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 94, Forest Ser\-ice 2. 90Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 175, Forest Service 13.85Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 179, Forest Service 14. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 181, Forest Service .97Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 184, Forest Service 5. 19Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Form No. 302, Forest Service 6. 95Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Form No. 322, Forest Service 1. 00Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 135, Bureau of Chemistry 23. 76Engraving 15 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 136, Bureau of Chemistry 28. 75Engraving 3 illustrations to aecomnany Bulletin No. 137, Bureau of Chemistry 2. 25Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 138, Bureau of Chemistry 1.28Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 139, Bureau of Chemistry 2.25Engraving 17 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 142, Bureau of Chemistry 15. SOEngraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 61, Bureau of Chemistry 1. 00Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Circular No. —, Bureau of Chemistry 6. 30Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 64, Bureau of Chemistry 14. 50Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 69, Bureau of Chemistry 3. 25Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 72, Bureau of Chemistry 1. 25Engraring 1 illustration to accompany Inspection of Imported Meats and Meat Food Products,

etc., Bureau ofÎlhemistry .50EngraA-ing 5 illustrations to accompany Soil Surveys of Berks County, Pa.; Waushara County,Wis.: Campbell County, Va.; Scotland County, N. C; and Washington County, N. Y., 1909. . 3. 75

Engraving 4 illtistrations to accompany Soil Surveys of Gaston County, N. C; Rice County,Minn.; Coffee County, Ala.; and Cedar County, Mb., 1909 2. 97

Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Marysville Area, Cal.; Marshfield Area Oreg.; CooperCounty, Mo.; and Baldwin County, Ala., 1909 3. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Soil Surveys of Woodland Area, Cal.; Spencer Area,W. \â.; Nashua Area, N. H.; Conway Area, S. C: Grayson County, Tex.; Franklin County,Ga., and Sumner County, Tenn, 1909 8. 75

Ensraving 9 illustrations to accompany Soil Survey of Fallon Area. Nev., 1909 10. 85Engravmg 7 illustrations to accompany Reconnoisance Soil Survey of Marinette County, Wis.,

1909 10.40Engraving 13 illustrations to accompany Reconnoissance Soil Survey of Western South Dakota,

1909 20.00Engra\ung 1 illustration to accompany Reconnoissance Soil Survey of South Western Pennsyl-vania, 1909 '

4. 00Engraving 21 illustrations to accompany Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the eastern part of thePuget Sound Basin, 1909 23.28

Engravmg 3 illustrations to accompany Soil Surveys of Bullock County, Ga.; Concordia Parish,La.; and Ellis County, Tex., 1910 2.25

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pngraving 3 illustrations to accompany Soil Surveys of Clarendon County, S. C; Sumter County,da.; and Livermore Area, Cal., 1910 $1.80

Jingraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 61, Bureau of Soils 10. 25Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 68, Bureau of Soils 19. 40Engraving 36 illustrations to accomi)any Bulletin No. 71, Bureau of Soils 143. 00Engraving 26 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 75, Bureau of Soils 34. 50Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 78, Bureau of Soils 10. 80Engraving 2 illustrations to accoropany Bulletin No. 79, Bureau of Soils 3. 00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 80, Bureau of Soils 2. 75Engraving 1 illustration—Cards—Mineral Records, Bureau of Soils .75Engraving 0 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 64, pt. 10, Bureau of Entomology 7.60^Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 80, pt. 5, Bureau of Entomology 7.25Engraving 16 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 80, pt. 6, Bureau of Entomology 16.00Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 80, pt. 7, Bureau of Entomology 9. 40Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 80, pt. 8, Bureau of Entomology 5.25Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 82, pt. 6, Bureau of Entomology 3.70Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 82, pt. 7, Bureau of Entomology 1. 60Slngraving 7 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No, 85, pt. 7, Bureau of Entomology 5. 90Reengraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 85, pt. 7, Bureau of Entomology 1.00Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 85, pt. 8, Bureau of Entomology 3. 00Engraving 44 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 89, Bureau of Entomology 53. 00Engraving 25 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 90, Bureau of Entomology 46.25Engraving 28 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 92, Bureau of Entomology 29. 00Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 93, Bureau of Entomology 15. 75Engraving 0 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 94, pt. 1, Bureau of Entomology 7.25Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 95, pt. 1, Bureau of Entomology 6.35Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 95, pt. 2, Bureau of Entomology 8.80Engr£j,ving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 96, pt. 1, Bureau of Entomology 2.00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 98, pt. 2, Bureau of Entomology . 3. 50Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 90, pt. 3, Bureau of Entomology 8. 50Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 97, pt. 1, Bureau of Entomology 14. 00Engraving 11 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 97, pt. 2, Bureau of Entomology 8. 75Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 97, pt. 3, Bureau of Entomology 16. 00Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 99, pt. 1, Bureau of Entomology 15.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 5, Bureau of Entomology 3. 00Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 29, Bureau of Entomology 1. 50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 64, Bureau of Entomology 5. 40Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 130, Bureau of Entomology 1. 00Engraving 16 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 131, Bureau of Entomology 15.65Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 132, Bureau of Entomology 2.00Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 133, Bureau of Entomology 4. 38Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 135, Bureau of Entomology 1. 90Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 136, Bureau of Entomology 1.00Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 137, Bureau of Entomology 5. 65Engraving 66 illustrations to accompany Teclmical Series No. 20, pt. 1, Bureau of Entomology 38. 75Heengraving 7 illustrations to accompany Technical Series No. 20, pt. 1, Bureau of Entomology 7. 00Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Technical Series No. 20, pt. 4, Bureau of Entomology. . 8. 75Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Technical Series No. 21, Bureau of Entomology 12. 72Engraving 3 illustrations—Outline Maps for use of Bureau of Entomology 2.40Engraving 2 illustrations—Blanks (Township Plats), for use of Bureau of Entomology 3.28Engraving 1 illustration—Cards (Gypsy Moth), Bureau of Entomology 2.00Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 35, Bureau of Biological Survey 12. 50Engraving 11 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 36, Bureau of Biological Survey 18. 35Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 37, Bureau of Biological Sm'vey 3. 50$;ngi'aving 13 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 38, Bureau of Biological Survey 19.50Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 76, Bureau of Biological Survey 5. 90Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 78, Bureau of Biological Survey 4. 75Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 80, Bureau of Biological Survey .85

Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 81, Bureau of Biological Survey 21. 80

Engraving 22 illustrations to accompany North American Fauna, No. 31 25. 00Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany North American Fauna, No. 32 23. 00Engraving 61 illustrations to accompany North American Fauna, No. 33 49. 70

Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany North American Fauna, No. 34 10. 80Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 104 2. 80Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 114 5. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 181 .88Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 304 ^ 5.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 333 1.50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 397 1.00Engraving 25 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 404 , 25. 00Engraving 40 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 407 17.00Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 408 14. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 409 14. 90

Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 410 7. SOEngraving 9 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 411 13. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 412 3.75Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 415 6. 20

Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 416 16.50Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 419 5. 70

Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 420 2. 80Engi'aving 10 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 421 12. 60Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 423 10.50Engraving 12 illustrations to accompany Farm^ers' Bulletin No. 424 13. 63

Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 425 2. 69Engraving 13 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 426 9.80Engraving 14 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 430 6.50EngraAing 1 illustration to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 431 2. 25



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Engraving 7 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 432 $15.55Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 433 14.00Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 434 22,50Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 435 5.20Engraving S illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 430 10. 75Engraving 21 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 43S 20.75Engraving 14 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 440 17.50Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 441 5.64Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 442 7.25Engraving 13 iUtistrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 443 17.25Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 447 2.65Engraving 6 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 450 3.30Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 451 4. 75Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 452 5. 50Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 454 8. 90Engraving 14 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 455 13.90Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Farmers' BiiUetin No. 456 •. 6. 70Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Farmers' BuUetin No. 457 .80Engraving 89 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 7S, Bureau of Statistics 75. 00Engraving 1 iilustration to accompany Experiment Station Record, vol. 24, No. 6 .75Engraving 10 illustrations to accompany Bulletin 2so. 229, Office of Experiment Stations 11.50Engraving 12 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 230, pt. 1. Office of Experiment Stations 12. .35

Engraving 37 illustrations to accompanj- Bulletin No. 232, Office of Experiment Stations 48. 75Engraving IS illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 234, Office of Experiment Stations 9. 90Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 235, Office of Experiment Stations 9. 19Engraving 16 illustrations *to accompany Btilletin No. 236, Office of Experiment Stations 28. 00Engraving 15 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 239, Office of Experiment Stations 7. 40Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 23, Hawaii Agricultural ExperimentStation 29.75

Engraving 21 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 101, Office of Experim.ent Stations 14. 80Alterations on 10 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 101, Office of Experiment Stations... 7. 50Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 103, Office of Experiment Stations 2. 35Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 104, Office of Experiment Stations 1. 80Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 105, Office of Experiment Stations 3. 25Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 38, Office of Public Roads 7. 60Engraving 17 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 39, Off.ce of Public Roads 24. 60Engraving 13 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 95, Office of Public Roads 10. 25Engraving 1 illustratioQ to accompany Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on Transpor-

tation by Water in the United States, pt. 3 3. 15

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Camphor Industry in Foreign Countries 3. 00'Engraving S illustrations to accompany Cotton Goods in Latin America, Pt. IV 19. 99Engraving 23 illustrations to accompany Packing for Export 38. 50Engraving S illustrations to accompany Daily Consular and Trade Reports for September, 1910. . 8. 61Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Daily Consular and Trade Reports for November, 1910 . . 6. 25Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Daily Consular and Trade Reports for April. 1911 1. 00Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 93, Bureau of Labor 4. 10Engraving 1 illustration—Library Label, Light House Service 1. 50Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. IIC, Bureau of Census 2. 50Engraving 41 illustrations—State Map?, Bureau of Census 139. 90Additional work on 2 illustrations—State Maps, Bureau of Census 4.00Reengraving 3 illustrations—State Maps, Bureau of Census 14. 32Engraving 4 illustrations—Legends for State Maps, Bureau of Census 3.50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Pamphlet No. 1, Bureau of Census 1. 20Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Pamphlet No. 2, Bureau of Census 1. SOEngraving 3 illustrations to accompany Summary—Analyses of Population—Totals, Bureau ofCensus 10.75

Engraving 50 illustrations to accompany Report of the Superintendent of the Coast and GeodeticSurvey, 1910 84.00

Engraving 25 illustrations to accompany Results of Observations made at the Coast and Geo-detic Survey Observatory at Cheltenham, Md., 1907-8 50. 00

Engraving 23 illustrations to aecompanv Results of Observations made at the Coast and Geo-detic Survey Observatory at Sitka. Alaska, 1907-8 98. 00

Engraving 21 illustrations to aecompanv Result of Observations made at the Coast and Geo-detic Survey Observatory near Honolulu, Hawaii, 1907-8 16. 68

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Tables for a Polyconic Projection of Maps, Coast andGeodetic Survey 1. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Tide Tables for 1912, Coast and Geodetic Survey 4. 40Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Arctic Tides, 1910. Coast and Geodetic Survev 6. 00Engraving 23 {lustrations to accompany Catalogue of Charts, 1911, Coast and Geodetic Survey. . 64. 85Engravina: 10 illustrations to aecompanv Directions for Magnetic Measurements, Coast andGeodetic Survey 21. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Migration of Salmon in the Columbia River 7. 80EnsTa\dng 81 illustration-S to aecompanv Marine Isopods Collected in the Phtlinpines, etc.,

1907-8 \ : 28.35Engraving 13 illustrations to accompany Food Value of Sea Mussels 20. 25Ensrraving 20 illustrations to a'?companv Anatomv and Phvsiologv of Atrina (Pinna^ Rigida(Dillwyn) : ; 22.90

Engraving 93 illustrations to accompany Natural History of the Am.erican Lobster 219. COAlterations on 1 illustration to accom-pany Natural History of the American Lobster 3. 00Ensrraving 33 illustrations to accompany Development of Sponees from Dissociated Tissues 110.00Engraving 34 illustrations to accompany Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, vol. 6, No. 4 63. 60Additional work on 2 illustrations to accompany Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, vol. 6, No.4 9. 50Engraving 26 illustrations to accompany Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, vol. 7, No. 1 89. 75Additional work on 2 illustrations to aecompanv Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards.vol. 7,No. 1 . 1. 00Engraving 25 illustrations to aecompanv Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, vol. 7, No. 2 105. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletm of the Bureau of Standards, vol. 7. No. 4 1. 50Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Circular No. 8. Bureau of Standards 5. 50


Engraving—Continued.Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Circular No. 28, Bureau of Standards $2G. 00Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany A Comparison of American Direct-Current Switch-board Voltmeters and Ammeters, Bureau of Standards 11. 90

Engraving 9 illustrations to accompany Notes on Oscillating Interference Bands and SomePractical Applications, Bureau of Standards 8. 75

Engraving 14 illustrations to accompany The Effect of Preliminary Heat Treatment upon theDrying of Clays, Bureau of Standards 58. 50

Engraving 28 illustrations to accompany Some Quantitative Experiments in Long DistanceRadio-Telegraphy, Bureau of Standards , 112, 00

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany The Determination of Vanadium in Vanadium andChrome-Vanadium Steels, Bureau of Standards .90

Engraving 2 illustrations—Paper Rule, Bureau of Standards 22. 50Engraving 30 illustrations to accompany Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau ofAmerican Ethnology, 1905-6 47. 10

Engraving 8 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 30, pt. 2, Bureau of Ethnology 9.26Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 50, Bureau of Ethnology 2. 20Engraving 5 illustrations to accompany Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium,

vol. 13, pt. 2 12. 10Engraving 35 illustrations to accompany Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium,


vol. 13, pt. 8 6.40Engraving 23 illustrations to accompany Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium,


vol. 13, pt. 10 19. 80Additional work on 12 illustrations to accompany Contributions from the U. S. National Her-barium, vol. 13, pt. 10 5. 00

Engraving 19 illustrations to accompany Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium,vol. 14, pt. 2 49.00

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium,vol. 15, pt. 1 2. 00

Engraving 72 illustrations to accompany Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 38. . 158. 70Engraving 105 illustrations to accompany Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 39. . 254. 85Engraving 103 illustrations to accompany Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 40. . 193. 95Engraving 30 illustrations to accompany Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 41. . 65. 60Engraving 99 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 50, pt. 5, U. S. National Museum 220. 00Engraving 156 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 71, pt. 2, U. S. National Museum 272.50Engraving 160 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 76, U. S. National Museum 498. 60Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Bulletin No. 77, U. S. National Museum 29. 00Engraving 1 illustration—Map, Portion of Africa, U. S. National Museum 19. 50'

Engraving 4 illustrations to accompany Harvey Steel Co. v. The United States 7. 00Engraving 20 illustrations to accompany Elizabeth A. Rice v. The United States 45. 00Engraving 3 illustrations to accompany Jos. Vernon Gearing v. The United States 10. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Jas. E. Simpson v. The United States 3. 80Engraving 1 illustration to accompany North Platte Canal and Colonization Co. v. The United

States 5. COEngraving 1 illustration to accompany The Mille Lac Band, Chippewa Indians v. The United

States 1. 18Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Twenty-fourth Annual Report of the Interstate Com-merce Commission 7. 00

Engraving 28 illustrations to accompany Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and TrainControl Board 39. 40

Re-engraving 1 illustration to accompany Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and TrainControl Board 1.30

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Proposed U. S. Safety Appliance Standards 8.00Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Order—U. S. Safety Appliance Standards 7.50Engra\-ing 1 illustration to accompany Classification of Safety Appliance Defects to be Re-ported by Federal Inspectors .80

Engraving"^l illustration to accompany Locomotive Boiler Inspection Certificate 5.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Spiegel & Co. v. The Southern Railway Co 1.20Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Brief in re Docket 3400 2. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Decision of Interstate Commerce Commission (in reRestricted Rates) 1. 50

Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Norfolk and Western Railway Co. v. The United States. 9. 00Engraving 150 illustrations to accomipany Annual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission,

1910.... 570.00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Report of the Department of Sanitation, IsthmianCanal Commission, January, 1911 « 4. 25

Engra-^^ing 1 illustration—Register Sheets, Isthmian Canal Commission 6. 90Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Form No. 151, Isthmian Canal Conimission 6.40Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany State Banks and Trust Companies Since the Passage

of the National Bank Act 6. 90Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Seasonal Variations in the Reserves and Ratios ofReserves to Deposits of the New York City Clearing House Banks, 1899-1908 4.25

Engraving 2 illustrations to accompany Designing of Publications 6. 00Engraving 1 illustration to accompany Report on the Sanitary Condition of the Government

Printing Office 7.20Engraving 1 illustration—Facsimile of Signature of Hon. C. C. Anderson 1.00Engraving 1 illustration—Facsimile of Signature of Jos. A. Hill .75Engraving 1 illustration-Facsimile of Signature of Geo. Sutherland 1-00Engraving 1 illustration—Facsimile of Sismature of Roland P. Fallmer 1. 00Engraving 2 illustrations—Facsimiles—Signature of the Director of the Bureau of the Census. . 1. 50


Net 18,586.90


No. 7.

—

Statement of allotments and special appropriations made for Congress, the execu-

tive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, of trans-

fers and deposits to the credit thereof, and of the total chargesfor work executed thereunder,

for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.

AllotmentsTransfers

Congress, departments, etc.and special

and

appropna-, fXfl,

nons.jg-^j_

' Total of al-

I lotment andspecial appro-priations, andtransfers and

deposits,

Total charges for workexecuted.

Repay. Allotment.

Congress |S1, 861, 850. 00 'SI, 861, 850. 00Private orders

|

I

Private orders for speeches|

[

Oovemment Printing Officej

I,

Office of the superintendent of doc-i

1

uments I |S150, 284. 11

State Departmenti

37,000.00|

6,469.09Treasury Department I 350, 000. 00 i 13, 891. 53

A^'ar Department i 275, 000. 00\

40, 680. 15Navy Department \ 153, 000. 00

j

89, 952. 29Interior Dapartment i 285, 500. 00

|

9, 886. 90Patent Office ' 619, 000. 00

,

16, 564. 17Smithsonian Institution 72,700.00 \

Geological Survey ; 175, 000. 00Department of- Justice.... ' 35,000.00 i 13,965.81Post Office Department 347, 500. 00 I 479^ 760. 73Department of Agriculture ; 460, 000. 00

|

20, 000. 00Department of Commerce and

i

LaborI

375,000.00 [

Bureau of the Censusi

101,316.46International Commercial Direc-

\

torySupreme Court of the United StatesSupreme Court of the District of

ColumbiaCourt of ClaimsLibrary of CongressExecutive OfficeInterstate Commerce Commission..Pan American UnionIsthmian Canal Commission '

j

27,711.29National Monetary Commission....!

i929.09

United States Com-t of Customs '

!

Appeals!

10,000.00 I

Tariff Board i 2,990.90Immigration Commission '

Naval supply fund!

i 4,893.50:

4.893.50Sundry aceounxs

|!

4,441.82 ' 4,441.82

6, 500. 0012, 500. 00

1,500.0020, 000. 00

202, 000. 003,000.00

110. 000. 0020, 000. 00

330. 901,700. 71

13, 019. 52

150,284.1143, 469. 09

363,891.53315,680. 15242,952.29295,386. 90635, 564. 1772,700. 00

175, 000. 0048,965. 81

827, 260. 73

480, 000. 00

375,000.00101,316.46

6, 500. 0012, 500. 00

1,500.0020, 000. 00

202,330. 904, 700. 71

123.019.5220,000.0027, 711. 29

929. 09

10,000.002,990. 96

Total. 5,432,050.00 998,789.03[

6,430, ,03

S7, 641. 57

43, 910. 3934,224. 16

147, 546. 09

16, 739. 0011,037.3735, 573. 13

95,030. 047,360.43

16.564.17

14,004. 18

479, 760. 73

155, 614. 84

4, 019. 13

28, 639. 56i; 153. 25

2,990. 969,300. 454,920. 98

4, 520. 73

S2, 036, 416. 79

36,008.14335, 725. 13

197, 904. 83

140, 538. 73

227,089.31470, 566. 8166,237. 75

140, 751. 2932,880. 18

301, 569. 44470, 456. 46

370,030. 22

6,500. 00

12, 500. 00

1,077. 92

17,536. 28201,905, 01

2,816. 8397,732.1519,934.37

1,033.94

l,120,55L16i 5,187,211.58

54 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PSINTEK.

No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the printing and binding executed for Congress, the

the total charges for the principal items thereof,

CONGRESS.

Kind or description of woric. Copies.Type Total

printedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges.

Composi-tion.

Authorized by law;Publications smaller than octavo-Executed in whole during fiscal year 500 717 358,500 $36. 25

Octavo publications-Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

963,557991, 148

0,52558,627

284,115,349211,181,193

283,815164,918

53. 67

9, 240. 61

2,069.71

Total 1,954,705 65, 152 495, 296, 542 448,733 11,363.99

Royal octavo publications

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

33,090103, ^58

253

2, 4594, 262, 542

7, 508, 18232,27841 , 239

54. 10

1,280. 71

479. 39

Total 137, 154 2, 712 11,770.724 73,517 1,814. 20

Quarto publications

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

23,78461,685

5,90216,879

18,945,48629,817, 125

9,94013, 057

15,956.6910,833.3710,272.65

Total 85, 469 22, 781 48,762,611 22, 997 37,062.71

Charges for services of detailed employees, etc.—

General miscellaneous charges

—

1,549.335.00

1. 554. 33

Congressional Record, 26,650 copies printed of

each issue

—


=10, 57722, 779

==67, 692, 890

280, 330, 64957, 60043,115

12, 584.6261,980.782, 057. 32

33,356 348,023,449~

100, 715 76, 622. 72=====Subsequent editions

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 3,14243, 005

=619

19,181484, 305

14, 495, 650

8.401, 1G5. 81

220. 76Executed in whole during fiscal year. ...... 23, 473

Total 46, 147 19,800 14,979,955 23, 473 1,394.97

Departmental publications for internationalexchange

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 1,280

71, 4156,798

61,627435, 072

4,075,378

512

2, 176Executed in whole during fiscal year

Total 72, 695 68,425 4,510,450 2,688

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.—Executed in whole during fiscal year 250

129,849.17

SENATE.

Franked envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year 6, 573, 050

3, 218. 000

320. 95

257. 30Document and seed franks:

Executed in whole during fiscal year

Confidential for executive sessions:


Total

1.2505,270

8,9893, 075

2, 237, 250

57,9011,250

15

1,297.025,369.49

6,520 12, 064 2, 295, 151 1, 265 6,666.51

EEPORT C'F THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 55

executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andduring the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911.

CONGRESS.

Charges.

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-

phlets.

All tlo LI dtions.

Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.

Rush andovertimework.

Miscella-neousitems.

Tot3.L

$48. 15 $92. 00 $22. 27 $198. 67

$19. 90

2,353.78839. 70

1,198. 90

13, 526. 64

5,259.65

5,088.4239,934.6612,212.36

$66. 298,932.8325,127.94

3,846. 9432,008.0017,101.16

$43,460.5931,965.9615,341.00

$1,319.04514. 15

55,053.75139,338. 0377,991.92

S301. 9740. 40

S559. 43

342. 37 3,213.38 19,985.19 57, 235. 44 .34,127.06 52,956. 10 90, 767. 55 1,833.19 559. 43 272, .383: 70

57. 20 234. 701 387.20 730 63

1,820. 47495. 44

l , Doi. ou

12,735. 78646. 70

9,095. 1918, 286. 302,407.96

24. 10

39. 25

262. 91

147. 60

942.94 1,096.45139.00! 256.15 204. 10

122. 85 .09..33

63.35 467. 71 1,318. 64 1,739.80 204. 10 3,046.54 21,013.84 122. 85 .42 29,789.45

266.551.532.851,074. 95

3,018. 92

1,972.182,934. 55

2, 112. 65

4,605.883,447.90

3,995.466,796.511,755.80

226. 84112.92

2,741.67

5,212. 61

9,7-38.89

9,221.85

5,638.887,387.983,813.62

156.2836, 428. 6043, 136. 8635,262.99

2,874. 35 7,925.65 10, 166. 43 12,547.77 3,081.43 24, 173. 35 16,840.48 156.28 114,828.45

989.25

54. 67

9S9. 25

2,481. 2213. 10

152. 10 2. 50 271. 67 3.89 15.70 293. 66 117. 708. 10

152. 10 10.60 271. 67 2 3.89 15.70 293. 66 117. 70 54.67 2,494. 32

781. 70

2, 173. 40588. 40

3, 454. 2213,584. 281,808.80

5,949.7828, 976. 46

6, s;^

GO, 31

2.64 16,268. 99 47,680.0036,647. 75

93,551.95339,390. 594,454.52

2.32 ?S. 00 74,114.50 48, 136. 77 13, 426. 33

3,543.50 18,847. 30 34,926.24 67, 144. 96 38. 00 90, 383. 49 84, 327. 75 48, 136. 77 13,426. 33 437, 397. 06

22.05 258. 78 16.083,064.8417,577.22

305. 31

21,282.8061,447.73

4,414.577,025.41

2,419. 77

17,140. 88838. 74

4, 330. 709,359.07

15, 151. 761.00

1.00 11,462.03 19,819.43 5,169.44 20,658.14 24,510.83 83,015.84

7. S3 63. 47 24.401,136.91

94.67

134. 60568. 45

229. 80380. 0831.20

914. 9550. 58

44.1180.08

125. 19

64.003, 169. 69

320. 53

418. 61 1,029.00 124. 19 1,255.98 703.05 189. 19 3, 720. 02

562. 50 562. 50

6,976.67 30,464.64 78,594. 96 159,632.29 42,759.92 192,789.53 238,726. 00 50,366. 79 15,219.29 945,279.26

28.57

21.45

3,536.31

699.55

14,930.32

631.16

74.53

124.61

18,890.68

1,734.07

2.39.64

791.12158.0532.23

124. 41

140. 121,197.50

49.00

3,016.027.454.8036.20 964. 85 71.79

36.20 1,030.76 190. 2S 264.53 1,246.50 964.85 71.79 10, 471.42

66 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEB.

No. 8.

—


the total charges for the principal items thereof, during

CONGRESS—Continued

.

Kind or description of work.

SENATE—continued

.

Bills, resolutions, and amendments:Public, joint, simple, and concurrent, each.Executed in whole during fiscal year .

Private, eachExecuted in whole during fiscal year . . .

Engrossed, eachExecuted in whole during fiscal year. . .

.

Enrolled, eachExecuted in whole during fiscal year

Total,

Reports:Public, eachExecuted in whole during fiscal year.

Public, of 684 to 1,105 copies, eachExecuted in whole during fiscal year.

- Private, eachExecuted in whole during fiscal year.

Total

Documents:Publications less than 100 pages, each. .

.

Executed in whole during fiscal year..Publications less than 100 pages, each. .

.

Executed in whole during fiscal year .

.

Octavo publications

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years.

.


.

Executed in part, to be completed

Total.


—


.

Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total

Quarto publications

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total

Document reserve

—

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed.

Total.

Senators' reserve

—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Copies.

Total charge

On requisition from Secretary of Senate:Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes

—


Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envel-opes

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

Typepages.

Totalprintedpages.

11, 290

'8,'295

""863

660

362

Total.

660

215

22, 100

48, 437

70,53:

751

2.2106;907

117

10, 970

22,442

2, 801

'2," 942

""zsi

6, 124

2,031

"ihQ

5,83016, 139

682

850

2, 833

7, 936,870

'3,'652,"566

"""i9,'946

89i

11, 010, 261

1,848,(

2, 248, 319

137,922

4, 234,901

1, 340, 460

""32,'250

Publi-cationsbound.

6, 444, 360

13, 300, 765

19, 745, 125

512, 182

939, 250

1, 878, 559

2, 81 <

811

10, 970 811

1, 047, 444

2, 095, 721

2, 095,721

330,077

330,077

170

5,060

5,060

1,296324

1,620

Charges-

Composi-tion.

$14, 897. 60{

"'9,"493.'76|

'"'2"576^23!

1,297. 45

28, 258.

5,060.60

3, 716. 79

'"sis."58

,590.97

3, 197. 15

5,117. 17

34,572. 77139,560.84

179, 250. 78

1, 048. 242,787.00

3,835.24

479. 13

8, 758. 90

9, 238. 03

304. 71

304. 71

240,920. 62

312.45

254. 20.75

254.95

EEPORT OF THE PUBUC PRINTER. 57

executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

CONGRESS—Ck)ntinued.

Charges

—

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-

andstereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Binding

I^ets.

Illustra-

tions.aper.

Bindingedition

miscella-neous.



Total.

$6,174.94 $1,823.80 $2,311.81 $6,364.85 $251.00 $31,824.00

8,273.75 15.42 852.16 4,791.60 531. 18 23,957.81

$29.70 790.85 76.94 71.09 887.57 11.40 4,437.78

565.21 93.08 496. 48 30. 15 2,482.37

29. /O 15,804.75 1,916. 16 3, 328. 14 12,540.50 823.73 62,701.96

13.10 $1,380.70 825.52 241.45 295.41 1,952.99 1Q QQ10. ao 9,783.75

84.60 980. 10 334.65 520.84 $32. 02 321. 64 604.80 6,595.44

191. 10 186.05 24.75 26. 19 311.40 3.84 1,556.91

97.70 2,551.90 1,346.22 787.04 32 02 643.24 17,936. 10

59.30 776.40 494.00 243. 16 210.83 1,535.24 2.76 6,518.84

8. 10 7.35 6.58 5.93 1.68 29.64

1,354.705,3f)4.60

9,211.95

2,589. 15

7,049.971,965.00

946.572, 459. 46

407.44

1,322.802,833.15

75.791,003.69

1,024.732, 139.96

501.79

242.513,802.23

12,673.4259,225.83152,681.57

15,931.25 11,604. 12 3,813.47 4,155.95 2, 114. 03 3,666.48 4, u44. 74 224,580. 82

33.0044.40

506.90 124.35 149.77 1,993. 11

2,831.40130.85

77.40 506.90 124. 35 130.85 149. 77 4,824.511

909.60199.90

1,397.632,054.67

235.93713.51

312.22592.76

^25295.90

429. 75

745.583,679.5113,835.52$474. 30

1,109.50 3,362.30 949.44 904. 98 301. 15 1,175.33 474.30 17,515.03

2.90 53.95 762.6230.84

343.6464.00

623.04101.25

2, 222. 7941.00

4, 313. 65237.09

2.90 53.95 793.46 407.64 724.29 I, m6. 79 4,550. 74

987.00341.75413. 75

987.00341.75413. 75

1,742.50 1,742.50

17,343.95 18,905.59 28,600.41 8,743. 41 2,447.20 25,730.67 5,727.09 21,355.65 1,721.72 371,496.31

1.80 20.96 715. 11 2.20 2.00 1,837.68 4.95

-

72.89 2,970.04

.80 9.90.15

7,364.02 23.92 532.745.75

5,180.62112. 08

i

10.15 220.55 13,596.90118.73

.80 10.05 7,364.02 23.92 538.49 5,292.70 10. 15 220. 55 13,715.63

58 HEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

No. 8.

—



CONGRESS—Ck)ntiiiued.

Kind or description of work. Copies.Type Total

printedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

SENATE'-continued.

On requisition from Secretary of Senate—Contd.Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etc.—Executed in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

1, 188, 214

Total. 1, 188, 214

Blank books with patent backs, etc.

—

Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Blank books without patent backs

—


102

3, 969

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.-


6,857

Total. 7,323

Publications smaller than octavo

—

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

,900 84, 400

Total. 6,900 84, 400

Octavo publications

—


.

10

33,062734

3,0597, 340)6, 115 100

Total. 33,073 3, 793 903, 455 100


—

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

16,020 4, 258 909,970

Total. 16, 020 4,258 909, 970

Quarto publications-Executed in whole during fiscal year. 1,481 2, 168 186, 145 302

Charges for services of detailed employees, etc.


General miscellaneous charges-Executed in whole during fiscal year ,

Total chargeIn authority of resolutions:Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes-Executed in whole during fiscal year

Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etc.

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearBinding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.


Octavo publications-Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

1,200

5,167

171

8,500262,455

5,42126,341

3,728,75024,987,193

7254, 700

Total. 270,955 31,762 28,715,943 5, 425


—

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Quarto pubUcations—Executed in whole during fiscal year.

General miscellaneous charges-Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total charge

32,996

14,927

2,555

6,000

861,723

2,899,809 2,000

KEPOK.T OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEPt. 59

executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, Continued.

CONGREBS—Continued

.

Charg(

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typing

stereo-

typing.

r ress-

i^ork.

Binding

Inlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.

Rush andovertimework,


Total.

4.90 . 30

$1,727.87 $34. 27 $14. 98 $54.79 $689. 25 $6, 991.1721. 20

187.50 41. 35 1,727.87 34.27 1/1 00 2,329.56 54.79 689.25

2.60 . 45 183.81 126.52 ijyyi. ^y 1,529.01

3.20 3. 19 118.85 350.07 1, UUD.w 12. 85 1,852.91

1,207.6013,489.741,145.00

1,207.6013,489.741, 145.00

10, o4/. o4It; QAO 9/i10, o1/. o4

13.2054. 70

23.60 00£iO. OO 29.60 180.8278.70

67.90 23.60 28.38 29.60 259.52

64. 70112.8859. 70

586. 0025.30

80.50538. 4385.95

7.55245.6752. 10

3.78208.4658.16

4,816.613,976.523, 336. 33

93.00 461.80 61.86272.78

237.28 611. 30 704.88 305.32 270. 40 93.00 461.80 334. 64 12, 129. 46

Oft. 80

23.40I, oUD. 61 346.61 305.99 1,036.92: 3.56

44 . t?.^!

5,250.09221.25

24.20 1,306.37 346. 61 305.99 1,081.17 3.56 5,471.34

129.60 685.50 86. 16 91.72 705. 10 566.56 .18 7,786.96

2,652.51 2,652.51

3.00 16.57 66. 39 878. 19 66.11 6.82 801. 25 1,846. 33

654. 88 i, yyo. o/ 11 ,886. 82 546. 64 555. 47 11,512. 43 Is, 704. 04 2,186. 24 4, 787. 68 73,068. 42

1.10

10. 33

4.89

28. 68

7.24

61.59

199. 77

.20 .15 3.96 4.62

199. 77

1,752. 40

1,245. 43

123. 10

1,429. 96845. 47

453. 353,420. 78

374. 25

439. 36

5,379.94126. 70

39.10423. 50

144. 14

4,292.17476. 67

356. 40

1,995. 0525. 50

414. 02

5,198. 08590. 65

. 75

1.69.06

9.267.8239,615.293,828. 01

3,120. 93 2,275. 43 4,248.38 5,946.00 462. 60 4,912. 98 2,376.95 6,202. 75 2.60 62,711.12

1.40

158. 45 1

545. 25 294. 30

1,321.67

244. 83

1,369.06

691. 35

407. 23

.26

.06

3,737.11

8, 533. 68

73.55

.65.324.06

,153.03 750. 00

63. 30

2,338. 883,280. 98 5,958. 09 7,561.97 462. 60 6,560. 44 3,326. 72 7.305. 29 7. 44

60 BEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEB.

No. 8.

—



CONGRESS—Continued.

Kind or description of work. Copies.Typepages.

Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Franked envelopes;17 nen tqc:1 / , UoU, / <30 $1,165. 35


1 1 ,UOU, /60 1,165. 35

I)ocunient and seed franks;

14, y4o, oyz 1,128.650 or;

14,943,592 1 1 Qn on1, io\). yu

joills, resolutions, orders, and amendnients;708

14, 558 iU, oUo, Ud4 iy, uyo. ooSimple and concurrent resolutions and orders,

each 703887 633, 561 1,147. 08

Public bills, joint, simple, and concurrent reso-lutions, when reported, each 328

110 00, UoU 1 Q7 At^Lol. 40Private bills, each 228

31, 014 6,259,512 35,747. 35Private bills, etc., when reported, each 328

137 44, Ooi 1 R7 noID/, uuEngrossed bills, each 10

2,584 25, 840 3, 874. 85Enrolled bills, each 1

Executed in whole during fiscal year 1,327 1,327 2, 282. 15

50, 617 1/, oUo, yoo AO AKADZ, 404. Oo

xleports.

660Executed in whole during fiscal year 2, 799

6, 053

1 QA'7 QAf\i, oil , o4U

4, 813, 857

D, OlD. 04

4, 936. 66Public, of 684 to 790 copies, each:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Private, each 27724

693 191,931 1,186. 30

9,545 6,853,128 24 12,439.50

Documents:660

Executed in whole during fiscal year 3,331 2,191,380 2, 711. 99292

Executed in whole during fiscal year 793 224, 224Publications of less than 100 pages, each 220

113 24, 860


—

779I

716 - 557,764 2.00

Octavo publications-7,98443,282

2,51818,424

2,484,07610,978,828

41.32

17, 868. 8939.50


716

Total 51,266 20,942 13,462,904 716 17,949.71

iRoyal octavo publications-Executed in whole during fiscal year 675 525 354,375 2. 00

1. 75Executed in part, to be completed

Total 675 525 354,375 3. 75

Quarto publications

—

Executed in whole during fiscal vear 1,283 972 576, 387 54.00

KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 61

executive and judicial deportments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

CON GRESS—Continued.

Charges-

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

jjinningpam-phlet.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

BindingGclitioii

and

neous.



Total.

$101. 79 $9,561. 51 $2.00 $29,985.1822.30

$216. 5c $41,032. 3822. 30

101. 79 9.561.51 2. GO 30,007. 48 216. 5c— 41.0.54.68=99.64 3, 142. 21

8.15412. 56

.2c

7,7o5.1718.49

99.64 3.150.36 2,979.95 412. 81 7, 773. 66

113.00 8.346.76 §2.487. 13 3,040. 32 $8,324. 88 313. 57 41,624. 31

811. 95 67. 89 186. OG•

567. 22 55. 9C 2,836. 04

94.95 2.4^ ii.ii 62.97 5. 74 314. 69

30,c31.5C 20. 05 2.107. 52 17,560.57 1.835. 74 87,802. 73

129. 15 3.12 79.66 7.66 398. 24

SS4. 95 79.61 S4. 34 1,233.65 10.74 6,i68.i4

991. 22 872. 56 53.0c- 4,362.78

13. 41.790.48 2.660 '^-1 5. 604. 77 28.701.51 2,282.40^ 143.506.93

24.30

261.65

1,516.50

2,895.56

935. 05

1.051.79

277.77

1.002. on

80.30 318. 74

6S4. 2? $37.80

2,346.82

1,833.04

17. 16 11,833.18

12,703. 63

279.80 346. .3.^ .^Q. 04 60. 74 480. 49 9.66 2, 402. 38

285. 95 4,691.86 2.333. 19| 1,319.71 80. 30 1.063. 71 37. SO 4.660. 35 26.82 26,939. 19

55.90 46i.59 898. 85 367. 53 13.20 350. 07 3.S10. 99 8.34 8,678. 46

15. 91 194. 56 565. 23 744. 43 238. 77 .06 1,758. 96

7. 2. 76 4. k 4 '^8 2.40 21 33

.50 14.65 126. 41 34. 87 17S. 43

111.00 165.09

2,563.44i 1,157.191.60 21.50

1.688. 39

2,689. 1651.94

580. 932,292.59

54. 06

70.' 4c

4.00

35. 81

884. 692.622. 54

28.641.82879. 62.80

582. 01

706. 2242.40

491.80 2,676.04 1.343. 7S 4.429.49 1. 2SS. 23 2.927. 58 74. 4.^ 920.50 42.40 32.143. 98

1. 50i 30. 951. 44' 24. 98

89.3715.00

102. 52

69.82226. 34112. 99

2. 94 5.5. 93 172. 34 339. 33

1. 90 115. 72 151. SO 172. 50 495. 92


No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the printing and binding eocecuted for Congress, the




Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES—continued.

Documents—Continued

.

Document reserve-Executed in v/hole during fiscal year.


.

15, 776 10,360 1,903,868 11,117

Total. 15,776 10,360 1,903,868 11.117

Members' reserve

—



.

21,0261,622

Total. 22, 648

Total charge.

On requisition from the Clerk of the House of

Representatives:Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes-Executed in whole during fiscal year 4, 147,000

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envel-

opes-Executed in whole dm-mg fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

4,479,108

Total. 4, 479, 108


—

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed— 2,489,386

Total. 2,469,386

Blank books with patent backs, etc.—Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Blank books without paten t backs

—

Executed ia whole during fiscal year.

126

4,907

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.

Executed in part in prior fiscal years


18256,844

Total. 57,026

Piiblications smaller than octavo-Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed....

14,600 1,304 2,089,000 0,500

Total. 14,600 1,304 2,089,000 6.500

Octavo puolications—Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

88,200 2,083 1,753,0001

Total. ?,200 2,083 1,753,000'


—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearQuarto publications-Executed in whole during fiscal year

General miscellaneous charges

—

Executed in whole during fiscal yearCharges for services of detailed emploj^ees, etc.


87,600

12,400

7,981

378

4,346,550|

263, 100

500

Total charge.

1,086. 822,160.52

3,247.34

?,396. 63

69. S3

16.61

10, 920 S:?

j

KBPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 63

executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, i9-Z^—Continued.


Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-tjrpingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlet.

Illustra-

tions.reaper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$3. 50 $167. 8918.00

$942. 3861.09

$815. 44

69. 03

$689. 78

115. 71

$.5,561.52

333. 85

$8,744. 08642. 35

3.50 185. 89 1,003.47 884. 47 805. 49 5,895. 37

16, 193. 001,712. 05

3,025. 60

9,386.43

16,193.001,712. 053,025. 60

20,930.65 20,930. 651

850. 15 8,222. 15 60, 291. .35 10,241.34 $1,948. 96 44, 867. 58 26,938. 27 $38,336.40 $2,991.78 293,207. 95

66.11 3,025.73 6.05 1.50 3,151.44 197. 80 7,092.48

2. 20 9. .38 13,655.08 23.00 611.6860. 86

2, 507. 62266. 45

782. 09.44

17,813.50327. 75

2. 20 9.38 13,655.08 23. 00 672. 54 2, 774. 07 782. 53 18,141.25

40.85.50

60.53 1,855.96 51.38 2.00 1,404.99 $0.83 922.06 5,780.4014. 50

41.35 60.53 1,855.96 51.38 2. 00 1,404.99 .83 922. 06 5,794.90

2. 80

1.50

130. 05

3.20

312.69

141.10

197.34

238. 78

1,587.43 2, 788. 51

2,040.484.43 1.363.52 111.60

1.52. 2085, 337. 19

152. 2085,337.19

1,920.75 1,920.75

87,410. 14 87, 410. 14

116. 10

16.60229. 30 359. 17

57.50209. 7035.57

2,500. 61 15.32 4,522. 57182. 8737. 80

132. 70 267. 10 416. 67 245. 27 2,500. 61 15.32 4, 705. 44

38.653.90

20. 10 490.06131.45

349.0386.00

6.00205. 70

315. 9057. 14

281. 3910. 38

154. 90 2,742.852,655.09

42.55 20. 10 621.51 435. 03 211. 70 373.04 291. 77 154. 90 5, 397. 94

37. 50 2, 772. 24

111.25

27.62

1,.382. 18

72.91

1.557.64

74.53

68. 33

200.00 1,927.19

11.00

...

...

2, 775. bO

432. 28

11,277. 62

347. 27

3,055.16

432. 28

6.90 59.25 100. 85

260. 60 296. 27 22, 790. 28 2,391.65 946.99 10,085.43 93,162.55 2.246.11 5,388.76 148.489.47


No. 8.

—





Totalprintedpages.

Tubli-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES—continued.

On authority of resolutions:Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes

—


Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envel-opes-


Total.


—

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Blank books without patent backs-Executed in whole during fiscal year.



Total


—

Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

Total.

Octavo publications-Executed in part in prior fiscal years .


.

Total.

Royal octavo publications—ExeciTted in whole during fiscal year

Quarto publications-Executed in whole during fiscal year


Executed in whole during fiscal yearGeneral miscellaneous charsres

—


Total charge.

574,466

1,0002,334,430

$111. 70

2,335,430

116,464

462

306. 85

312. 05

201.397

1,417

3,1045,100

2,219,3601,477,700

2,0002,475 268. 74

,204 1,532 3,697,060 4,475 268. 74

2,830199,067 37,052

783,74025,687,523

118. 9234,9-34. 2815,333. 39

201,897 37,992 26,471,263 3,642 50, 3. 59

13, 168

11,981

2,658

8,766

422, 438

1,586,070

100

1,421

3,071.84

8,854.48

790. 77

64,209.62

Total charges, authorized by lawTotal charges. SenateTotal charges. House of Representatives.

Total charges

129, 849. 17

289, 679. 82

173,650.42

593,179. 41

DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

379,520 16.884 13,177,936 1,205 $328. 60

379, 520 16.884 13,177,936 1,205 328. 60

13,414,325 11,670 170,960, 600 110 2,482.55

135,000 19. 05

74,600

Private orders:Executed in whole diuing fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total

.

Private orders for speeches:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Embossed letterheads, noteheads. and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year

KEPOBT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK. 65



Charges—

!Altera-

; tions

1and

correc-

!tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-Bindingpam-ptdets.

Illustra-Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$31.*32 $1,481.63

1-

!

6. 309,231.25

6.3016,330.97

i SI. 75 2.70 53. 77 $1,130. 86 5,588. 12 ' 215. 92

! 1.75 2.70 9,237.55 53. 77 1,130. 86 5,588.12 215. 92

—.

16,337.27

4.40

95.60

1.40 158. 82

60.27

4.60

4.02

217.59

31.74

69.08

15.00

762. 74

594.53$75.85

15.00 15.002,694. 17

20.002,694.17

20.00

2, 729. 17 1 2, 729. 17

i

303. 50 905.00 1.208.502,549.75' 20.80 8,3.69 159.39 88. 98 1.928.15

1

20. 80 88. 98 3, 758. 25

409.501,744.85

11.50

31.055,108. 89

1,443.10

139. 845,195.921,280.53

9.944, 100. 541, 648. 48

34.503,877.90

$87.32i8,545.48 17.824,122.31 .54

831.0764,553.8323, 935. 05

i

829.0670.45

199. 0924.75

899.51 2,165.85 6,583.04 6, 616. 29 223.84 5, 758. 96 3,912.40 12,755.11: 18. .36 89, 319.95

28.60

508.50

575. 17

1,755.83

136.67

948.42

142.88

937. 93

90. o5

871.20

880.32 .24

1 . 855. 69

4,926.37

15,738.75

493.62

3,309.04

6.70

493.62

278. fi-T999.25 757.45 7.35 47.70 427. 87

2,558.41 2.942.56 18, 868. 66 8,234.31 1,354. 70 13. 729. 46 10,512.42 15,918.99 1,122.19 139,451.32

6, 976. 6721,279.813,669.16

30, 464. 6423,241.1411,460. 98

78,594. 96 159,632.2946.445 .32 16.852.02101,950.29 20,867.30

42, 759. 92

3,465.274, 250. 65

192, 789. 5343.803.5468,682. 47

238, 726. 0027. 757. 85

130,613.24

50. 366. 79

30, 847. 18

56,501.50

15, 219.291 945,379.266,516.84: 50£i,888.79

9,502.731 581,148.74

31,925.&4 65, 166. 76|226, 990. 57* 197, 351. 61 50, 475. 84 305,275.54 397,097. 09 137, 715. 47 31, 238. 861 2,036,416.79

DEPARTMENTAL /.ND MISCELLANEOUS.

$2.00 $205. 14 $1,258. 98 82,435. 77 $306.53 $2,399.0322. no 1 24. fi2

$296. 32 $262. 58 $7,494. 95146. 62

2.00 205. 14 1,258.98 2,435.77 328. 53 2, 523. 65 296. 32 262. 58 7, 641. 57

8. 19 51.45 10,570. 03 5, 149. 47 57.91 25,529.03 52. 00 $0.78^ 8.98

1

43,910. 39

.« 3. 55 93.20

278. 58

446. 71

296.02

i

23.20

5. 69

586. 11

580.29t

10513—11 5


No. 8.

—



DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS—Continued.


CM)VERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE—Continued.

Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etc.:

Executed«in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Blank books with patent backs, etc.

:


Total

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in whole during fiscal year


Executed in whole during fiscal yearPubUcations smaller than octavo:


Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Quarto publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

General miscellaneous charges:



Total.

Total charge.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.


Bla;nks, notices, schedules, cards, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearBlank books with patent backs, etc.

:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearBlank books without patent backs:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearBinding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.:


Pubhcations smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed....

Total.

Octavo publications:Executed in whole dming fiscal year

.

Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.


Executed in whole during fiscal yearGeneral miscellaneous charges:

. Executed in whole during fiscal year

Copies.

12,151,500

12,151.500

38

Type

973

31

350

505,600

8,650

610

610

92

23

2,057

167

257,500

1,487,691

1

27

110

8,000356,700

364, 700

14, 100

14, 100

74

1,666

1,740

266

266

Totalprintedpages.

5,982

1,1501,120,550

1,121,700

39, 430

,430

592,00011,187,200

11,779,200

1,177,100

Publi-cationsbound.

100

4,000

500

Charges-

Composi-tion.




Charges—

Altera- 1

tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illxistra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$540. 60.90

$205. 58 S4, 008. 14 $109. Do $4, 054. 10 %2, 221. 25 $16, 250. 1927. 90

54L 50 205. 58 4,008. 14 109. 63 4, 054. 10 2, 221. 25 16, 278. 09

3. 6580. 10

4. 8570. 56

$23. 30445. 62

33.70694. 633.30

3. 30 83. 75 75. 41 468. 92 728. 33

18. 30 140. 76 132. 23 769. 37

58.20

72. 50

20. 55 1, 148. 76

58. 20

286. 1428.30 37. 41 2. 10 5. 08 12. 10

34.20583. 1057.00

3. 25303. 75

.44192. 27

.23240. 36

41.004, 694. 35

154. 2538. 99 1, 656. 55 104. 07

674. 30 38. 99 307. 00 192. 71 240.59 1, 658. 55 104. 07 4, 889. 60

2. 3010. 00

28.20 6. 36 18. 0818. 92

286. 75 555. 98102. 77$8.20

12. 30 28.20 6.36 8. 20 37. 00 286. 75 658. 75

3.201,501.98

3.209,006. 69168. 60 1,414. 96 75. 76 1.75 27. 50 4, 206. 53 274. 46

168. 60 1, 414. 96 75.76 1.75 27.50 4, 206. 53 274. 46 1, 505. 18 9, 009. 89

1,428.70 1,681. 38 5, 052. 80 312 55 35.70 9,493. 67 3, 586. 75 3, 892. 04 34, 224. 16

.45

15. 58

130. 70

716. 15

2. 45

368. 00

527. 48

1.28

7.76

190. 33

513.31

2,574. 81

19.13

8. 52

.50

23. 65

10. 95

.45 5. 99 5. 99 64. 98

129. 85

81.01

129. 85

22. 00363. 17

36.25770. 08

73. 60

1, 679. 35

56. 70

1,050. 75

211.656, 544. 63

299.44245.12 2. 07

17. 45 23. 75 14. 00 30.42

402. 62 245. 12 830. 08 1, 766. 95 1,137.87 2. 07 7, 055. 72

20. 30 54. 60 90. 90 152. 65 162.44 .IS 703. 024, 550. 90

20. 30 54. 60 90. 90 152. 65 162.44 .IS 5, 253. 92

52. 6.1 52. 631

12. 7€ 1,485,2^ 168.93 1,679.97

i

68 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

—

Classified statement of the printing and binding executed for Congress^ the



Kind or description of work. Copies.-'-ypt'

pages.

Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCU-MENTS—continued.

Publications for depositories:

Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in wliole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

29,57S773,827

18,633175,405

9,936,45587,005,2/2

10,02688,376

$2. 70946. 18231. 34

Total 803,405 194, 038 96,941,727 98,402 1,180. 22

Publications for sale:


8,025349,598

6,42787,930

1,649,75033,785,056

2,00027,570

33.551,854. 31

Total 357,623 94,35; 35,434,806 29,570 1,887.86

Reserve remainders:Executed in wliole dming fiscal year 23,111 2,585 77.96

Catalogues and indexes:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

30032,300

1,850940

555,0001,859,600

300 519. 68

2, 420. 301,606.50Executed in part, to be completed

Total 32,600 2,790 2,414,600 300 4,546.48

Total charge 16,256.49

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year 473,225 1.50


Executed in part in prior fiscal years 514,000646,900Executed in whole during fiscal year 931. 47

Total 1,160,900 931.47

Blank books with patent backs, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 1

8.95

Executed in whole during fiscal year 17.202.65

Total 9 20.80

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in whole during fiscal year 475

2,906

7.15Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.:


Octavo publications:


-

20020,487

1,4275,370

285, 4002,182,545

100300

256.861,897.966,732. 77

Total 20,687 6,797 2,467,945 400 8,887.59

Royal octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year 1,475

600

308

72

77, 925

14,500

623. 84

205.10Quarto publications:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearCharges for services of detailed employees, etc.:

General miscellaneous charges:388.05

Total 388.05

11,065.50



DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS— Continued.

Charges-

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-t3n:>ing

andstereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.

Rush andovertimeworlf.


Total.

$283. 56

6, 767. 821, 079. 01

$1, 809. 7015,312. 17

932. 83

$34.491,676.373, 875. 39

$1, 347. 24

19, 351. 61

2, 505. 98

$3, 196. 34

23, 884. 39653. 85

$17. 75

1, 092. 51

$6,691.7869, 267. 899, 301. 60

$2.00 $148. 6323. 20

$86. 21

2.00 171. 83 8, 130. 39 18,054.70 5, 586. 25 23, 204. 83 27, 734. 58 1,110.26 86. 21 85,261.27

. 4552! 80

160. 307, 196! 72

83. 57

287. 41

5, 974! 2869. 00

7132. 50

, 869. 57543.40

448. 15

7, 824. 944. 00

1. 1517. 37

1, 063. 51

32, 773. 63938. 00

2. 85 1, 965. 51238. 03

15.28

2. 85 53. 25 7,440. 59 6, 330. 69 2, 203. 54 8, 545. 47 8, 277. 09 18. 52 15. 28 34, 775. 14

5. 78 140. 65 844. 41 74. 85 1, 222. 09 11.95 2,377.69

592. 96 406. 00194. 10

58. 20248. 56

164. 96366.43

218.40 1,960. 203, 878. 741^932.70

232. 5512l! 40

416. 80204. 80

353. 95 797. 76 600. 10 306. 76 531. 39 218. 40 416. 80 7, 771. 64

790. 74 19, 573. 28 27 479.81 7, 789. 79 34 559. 60 37, 657. 94 1 128. 78 952. 08 147, 546. 09

1,281.75 19.32 85.54 26. 71 1, 414. 82

209. 45

658. 4850. 85150.02

260. 302, 816. 71191.40 4.06 34. 59 842. 68 4.01

191.40 4.06 867. 93 34.59 842. 68 4.01 200. 87 3,077.01

1. 40 2. 8517'. 852.35

1.7011.97

.90

11. 2090.' 057.50

18. 10137." 0713.40

1.40 23.05 14. 57 108. 75 168.57

68. 16 293. 16 834. 03

2, 460. 00

1,202.50

2, 460.00

30.30193. 05

1,696'. 40

175.15287 54470! 55

26. 24282. 79

90! 43

127.57289. 11

173. 23

56.00 672. 12

3; 319. 3211,135.96

65. 50 24. 75

5! 00204.80

1,967.5873.29 .53

1, 919. 75 65.50 933. 24 399.46 29.75 589.91 2, 228. 38 73. 29 .53 15,127.40

9.60

12. 10

99.95

121.10

28. 60

13.93

29.50

25.36

2.00 793.49

386. 73

27. 075. 54

9.14

60.20 2.25 5.46

1

[2. 64 .530.48 989.08

52. 00 52. 001

60.20 2.25 5.46 2. 64 582.48' 1,041.08

2,134.26 129. 76 3, 397. 43 476. 58 29.75 1 819.96 5,631.16 174.62 27,888.13 52,747.14

70 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 8.

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Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

14,0003,708,030

Total. 3,722.030

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal yea,r



.

Total.


Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fisearyear.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.

Binding newspapers, documents, reports^ etc.


Total.

Loose-leaf and other patent binders:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total


.

Total.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years .

.


.


TotalCharges for services of detailed employees, etc.:

Executed in whole during fi.scal year

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in pari , to be completed

Total.

239, 430

57,500,553

60,770,517

2,671

3,360

7.

175,

183,

1,1022,368

3,470

7,597

Total charge

.

2,500300

12,500 1,50052, 800 300

2,800

41,200731,230

772,430

610,110

3,000360, 675

363, 675

386 65,300

3,31214, 409

5,742,80032,151,095

17,721 37,893,895 23,820

4,832

3651,866

2,40021,420

2,628,2301

1,09.5,000

2,748, 675

2,231 3,843,675

1,440

1,440

$425.853.50

429.35

81.2539,894.87

944. 75

40,920.87

7.701,374.90209.06

1, .591. 65

18.704,295.15

223. 05

4,536.90

8.17597. 33

C05. 50

1,132. 4841,331.365,307.20

47,771.04

4.223.95

103. 5012,765

621. 75

13,491.05

5.940.5a

5,946.53

119,516.84




Charges-

Altera-tionsand

'

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.

1

Riish andovertimework.

!

Miscella- •

neous i

items.Total.

S9.142,058.24

S2.1010.13

$3.69783.54

$14.934,262. 87

3.90136 S40. 56

.40

$940.23 $3.96

3.96 787. 23 4,281.70.36 40.96 2.067.38 12.23 940.23

629. 65 10.37 18.49 658. 51

19.80

1, 747! 348.60

29 521,427". 53

39.99

1,302. 1230, 162. 40

358. 52

157. 15

1 . 806. 7787.00

367. 72

36, 085. 57952. 74

812.30 2. 769. 86

$56. 04 87.-67 5.564.05, 116,831,64115. 33j 2, 506. 93

1,775. 74 1,497.04 31,823.04 2,050.92 56.04 37,406.03 87.07 6,491.68 122,108.43

1.0023.2021.70

108.80 35.082, 996. 94

555. 56

$4,109.4617.357.46

4, 262. 0423, 252. 23

2,738.0738. 803.90

1.60192. 76

45.90 42. 70 1,760.89 3, 587. 58 23. 222. 02 1.60 30, 252. 34

5.7057.403.80

6.07353.02

9.87

221.885. 769. 65

401. 78

46.325.993.26

811.69

3, 708. 92

45, 536. 50

2, 424. 29

2.01 28,629.17953. 70

436. 8420.40

66.90 368. 96 6.393.31 2.01 6.851.27 32, 993. 12 457. 24 51,669.71

672 71

2. 500. 22672. 71

2.500. 22

3.172.93 3, 172. 93

6,166. 74 6. 166. 74

9.9079. 55

22.85 14. 45

66.0521. (0

9.2343 . 9015. 65

Qoo r\f\•i'd-j. UO47.50

10. SO 524.77815.31

89.45 22. 80 80. 50 30.93 59. 55 440. 50 10.80 1,340.08

101.45

2,257.67372. 55

537. 052, 864. 22

424. 60

660. 33

3. 924. 51

175.50

1.132. 300, o4o. oy

119.00

5.50736. 53

103. 51

1,121.92A inn 0 \0. 409. o4

448.58

1,564. 73

0. 049. 08 5. 71 19.676,255.7669,941.486, 950. 94

2,731.67 3.825.87 4. 760. 34 7, 594. 69 845. 54 7,979.84 7, 813. 81 5.71 19.67 83,148. 18

181.16 83.07 1.074. 63 563. 41 861.82 16.68 19. 7C 7. 024. 42

14.30774.8590.10

322. 00

1. 56S. 541,033.47

17, 569. 49711.85

225. 90

45S. 91

367.771,147.(>1104. S.5 744. 90 4.00

879.25 104. 85 1,890.54 684.81 1,515.41 744. 90 4.00

1,171.02

19,314.81

1,171.02

119.312. 873. 24

207.68

119.31

15, 918. 02416. 30

2.30 1,.502. 24 21.40 15. 82 45.30 4. 686. 9890.30

823. 12118.32

1.09

2. 30 1,502.24 21.40 15.82 45.30 4, 777. 28 941.44 1.09 3.200.23 16, 453.63

5,772. 73 7,488.54 50,501.68,

10,965.19 946.88 63,979.01 09, 128. 72 114. 51 18,348.40 346, 762. 50

72 REPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

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Charges-

Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsboTind. Composi-

tion.

WAR DEPARTMENT,

Branch office.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year 699,018 $123.55


Executed in whole during fiscal year 8,677,468 4,658.25156. 16

Total 8,677,468 4,814.41

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 250

3,902,26526

4, 6054, 150

13,607,418. . . 3.93

7,630.252L01


Total

i

3,902,515 4,631 13,611,568 7,655.19

Octavo-pu blications

:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 4,80088,725

15

42818,000

381,4255.53

673.81Executed in whole during fiscal year

Total 93,525 443 399,425 679.34

Royal octavo publications:27,020 2, 957 3, 052, 720 2,376.87

38.06

4.60

2.00

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Main office.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:50,000

64,510Embossed letter heads, note heads, and envelopes:

Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etc:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 659, 65013,288,250

39.204, on. 89312.00

Executed in whole during fiscal vear

Total 13,947,900 4,963.09

Blank books, with patent backs , etc.

:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 1

195Executed in whole during fiscal year 258. 7513. 85

Total 196 272. 60

Blank books, without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 200

23,211Executed in v/hole during fiscal year 588. 6515.95

Total 23,411 604. 60

Bmdmg newspapers, documents, reports, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years 2494, 071

1


Total 4, .320

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

34,500183, 215

1,2605,497

8,117,50011,791,238

13,40854,726

71.544,251.36

350. 51

217, 715 6,757 19,908, 738 68, 134 4,673.41

REPORT or THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 73

executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments^ andthe fiscal year ended June 30, i^il—Continued.


Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illiistra-

tions.Paper.

editionand

miscella-neo

Kush andovertimeworlj.


Total.

$0. 90 $2.38 $462.59 $1.12 $71. 11 §661.65

97. 70.20

109.904.78

10,613.87231. 90

$126.16 11,925. 64358. 69

817. 9013.50

28, 349. 42765.23

97.90 114.68 10,845.77 126. 16 12,284.33 831.40 29, 114. 65

7.20224.26

6. 15

3, 126. 59

1.31

2, 497. 441.26

3, 133.51

19.8516,924. 06

21.01156. 99 $4.50 150. 52

231.46 156. 99 3,132.74 2, 498. 75 4. 50 3, 134. 77 150. 52 16,964.92

1.4036.48

8. 66180.54

2.8875.28

3.7295.12

...

22.191,071.211.23 8. 75

37.88 1.23 189. 20 78.16 98.84 8. 75 1,093.40

560.70

1.30

3.00 697. 97 794. 87 806. 96 5,240.37

56. 36

142. 21

211.82

17.00

14.00

1.16

.35 42.97

184.60

80.29

1.11.90 22.05

4.64184. 5618.57

13.21902.4028.26

267. 566, 855. 26431.40

55.222, 222. 84 72. 43

77.00

182.4415, 202. 871,395.86

$2. 3429.89

634.124,896. 26

28. 50

1,198. 7334, 978. 402, 291. 59

207.77 943.87 7,554.22 2,278. 06 149. 43 16,781.17 32.23 5, 558. 88 38, 468.72

2.60166.409.96

S19. 70 22.301,821.71

48. 51

3.60 8.46 204. 9620. 70

1,158.044. 00

21.50

3.60 8. 46' 178. 96 225. 66 1,181.74 21.50 1,892. 52

70.001,739.42

65.00

70.00

3, 899. 31

319.4427.603.40

30.951 500.24

1.80| 51.631.08 874. 47

181.66136. 90

31,00 ~ 32.75! 551.87 1.08 1,056.13 1,874.42 136. 90 4, 2S8. 75

223.02 223. 02

8, 469. 52532. 27

S, 469. 52532. 27

9,224. 81 9,224.81

140.70288.7016.00

150. 04363. 0310.50

144.401,206. 76

27.00

400.801,591.68

258. 08276. 06

7.40

260. 831,896. 36

26.02

2. 436. 247,835. 23

20.00

1

5.11^ 153.103,862.63

17, SG7. 39457. 43

445.40 523. 57 1,378.16 1,992.48 541.54 2, 183. 21 10,291. 47 5.11 153.10 22. 187. 45

74 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER.

No, 8.

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DEPART -VIE IvTTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS—Continued.


Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion.

WAR DEPARTMENT—continued.

Main office—Continued.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in Avhole during fiscal year

.


.

35, 850133,719

2, 38524, 392

Total. ), 569 26,777

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

30013, 290 1,025

Total

.

13,590 1,053

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

1,0005, 610

787397

Total. 6, 610 1,184



General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.

Total branch-office charges

.

Total main-office charges. .

.

Total charge

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Branch office.


.



.

813, 0.50

3, 985, 70027, 850, 310

21, 60056, 018

31,836, 010 77, 618

8,400172, 138 500

180,538 500

787,000453, 100

1,000

1,240,100 1,000

700

7, 636, 251

Total. 7,636,951

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

558

Total

.

558


Executed in whole during fiscal year 432

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

Octavo publications:Executed in M'hole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

1, 156, 850 992

284,600 1,760

Total. 284,600 1,760

3,096,601

6, 865, 200

6. 865, 200

$2,066.0427, 293. 324,972. 75

34,332.11

12.90570. 24

6, 035. 25

H,618. 39

136. 451,203. 21

1,339. (

3, 035. 67

3, 035. 67

15, 687. 4255, 846. 13

71,533.55

178. 06

3. 707,712.06

54. 25

7, 770. 01

2. 50

2.50

5,541.1214. 00

5, 555. 12




Charges-

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$485. 201,698.48

195. 70

$1,265. 52

4,336. 97189. 06

$667. 15

4, 155. 94197. GO

$1, 419. 42

5,487. 81

70. 55

$8. 003,194. 85

434. 51

$913. 78

5,752. 81

390. 92

$4, 514. 0010,434.71

40. 00

$8. 50972. 17

$157. 47

205. 77$11,505. 0863,532.836, 490. 49

2,379.38 5,791.55 5,020.09 6,977. 78 3,637. 36 7,057. 51 14,988. 71 980. 67 363. 24 81,528.40

4.5023. 50

1,300.30

16.40150. 16

5. 13

49. 71

9. 968L 61

3. 008.45

5L891,129. 277,735.75

.75400.20

53. 85 191. 00

1,328.30 400. 95 166. 56 54.84 53. 85 9L 57 191.00 11.45 8,916. 91

35.3053.00

72. 008.88

235. 00143. 63

84.90 319. 00'

144. 20350. 00 1,232.65

1,698. 06130. 84 8. 05 6. 25

88.30 80.88 378. 63 215. 74 8. 05 463. 20 350. 00 6. 25 2,930. 71

2, 627. 28 2, 627. 28

192. 003,221.87

100. 00

192. 007, 635. 03

100. 0010.60 403. 98 L 63 5. 50 251. 98 700. 00 3.80

10.60 • 403.98 1.63 5. 50 251. 98 700. 00 3. 80 3,513. 87 7,927. 03

930. 144,494.35

278. 288,186. 36

15, 328. 27

15, 457. 693, 497. 94

11,520. 88

4. 50

4, 417. 78

16,326.0228, 191. 83 38, 802. 15 1,021. 81

1,078. 78

12, 407. 6353, 131. 35

180, 346. 61

5,424.49 8, 464. 64 30,785. 96 15,018.82 4, 422. 28 44,517. 85 38,802. 15 1, 021. 81 13, 486. 41 233,477. 96

1.80 2. 67 594. 10 .45 447. 60 85. 11 1,309.79

18.40340 09

8. 30 .86248. 57

3.395 617. 1£

.051 lot; CO1, i/O. ow

34. 70

54. 25193 62

358. 49 193. 62 6, 146. 97 249. 43 5, 620. 58 1,125. 94 21,465. 04

2. 00 3. 27 1,853.8230. 00

1,.861. 5930. 00

2.00 3. 27 1,883. 82 1,891.59

913. 33 913. 33

39. 74 15. 22 752. 63 311. 30 573. 49 70. 54 2, 525. 90

480. 12 16. 25 1,777.23 3,088. 36 3, 160. 91 .12 14,064.1114.00

480. 12 16. 2.5 1,777. 23 3,088. 36 3,160. 91 .12 14,078.11

76 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 8.

—





Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

NA.VY DEPARTMENT—continued.

Branch oj^^ce—Continued.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Main office.


Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopeExecuted in whole during fiscal year


Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total

.



.

Total.

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.



Total.

Loose leaf and other patent binders:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year

.


.

Total.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole dtiring fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

8,100 42 35, 800

18, 130

Total

,

91, 240

2, 000, 97015,131,896

17, 132, 866

117

124

27,111110,540

137,651

5

1,965

2,022

553

13..500601,000

614,500

22.000109,285

131,285

1,50021,656

23,156

1825,043

5,225

2,93510,110

13,045

23

3,997

4,020

350,5007,891,625

,242,125

11,818,50012,060,150

23,878,650

15,5002,060,971

2,076,471

3,794

3,794

18,5007,702

26,202

2,206

2,206


eocecutive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.


Charges

—

Altera-i

Electro-tions

1

tjT)ingand and

correc- stereo-

tions. ! typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Binding\ edition! and1 miscella-



Total.

$1. 8C 839.83 §11. 53 S16. 98 S211. 02

31.80 6. 71 42. 04I

$2.00 $588. 93 686. 23

$0.75 12. 87 2.25 52. 66 20. 26 96.79

4.76 5. 19 361. 47321. 96 3. 91 S23. 00

5. 101,568.30

3. 70

35.60616. 0616. 16

431. 71

12, 647. 26221. 30

17. 65

1, 818. 61

128. 7419, 082. 40

596. 24

475. 10

5, 422. 2223.41

1, 128. 8562,514.171, 143. 46

79.495.00

27.70j S393.90

1

1,577. 10 667.82 13,300.27 1,836. 26 84.49 19,807. 38 27. 70^ 393. 90 5,920. 73 64,786.48

2.856.67

3.4583. 90

76. 021,065.76

82.321,48L22

4.785.00 26.40 196. 69

2. 13

5.00 9.52 87.35

.-

26.40 198. 82 1,141.78 1,568. 32

2.2021.35

. 60

37.1837. 966. 42

568.221,245.43

212. 16

341. 04

3, 374. 87524. 17

1,073.4011,317. 38

900.00

2,036.2916, 707. 731,688. 75

3.50 20.91 329. 13

24. 15 8L56 2,025.81 3.50 4,240.08 13,290.78 20. 91 329. 13 20,432. 77

64.322,420.59

228.00

64. 322.420. 59

228.00

2,712. 91 2,712.91

43.30232.80

43.30232. 80

276. 10 276. 10

88.761,19L55

223. 50

66.451,862.24

26.45

130. 991,928.81

42.50

45.45 80. 101,795.43

73.95

98.37474.0127.50

9.7069.83L50

828. 7617,605.713, 661.17

124.97186.70

143. 1532.' 10

974.70

1,503.81 3n.67 1,955.14 2, 102. 30 220. 70 1,949.481 974.70 599.88 71.03 22,095.64

458. 171,893. 9015L85

807.85937. 9236L50

1,

718. 15981.8512.90

1,241.392,508.60

22.49166. 02115.08

1,546. 062,552. 36

2L93

3, 710. 001,904.75 1. 145. 78 23.03

11,166.6734,947. 081,904. 54

2,503.92 2,107.27 2,712. 90 3,749.99 303.59 4,120.35: 5,614.75 1,145.78 23.03 48.018.29

.78380. 1911.50

27. 15

1,485.3934.45

23.25480. 37

26.83781. 7330.31

88.8411,368. 24

624. 93611.2828.72

595. 05244.80

2,064.45 20.06 60.73

60.73 12,082.01392. 47 640.00 1,546.99 503.62 839.85 838.87 2,064.45 20.06

78 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

No. 8.

—





Totalprinted

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges

—

Composi-tion.

NAVY DEPARTMENT—continued.


Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal' year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

5,789602

1,212481,600632,586

8001,640

Total. 1,589 1,814 1,114,] 2,440

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Total branch oifice charges.Total main office charges. .

.

Total charge

.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

85,0004,404,336

Total

.

4,489,336

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year



.

51,350

1,423,77032,977,581

Total. 34,401,351


Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed...

353,284

Total. 3,319

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years .

.


.

1,67052,582

Total. 54,252



1,708

Total. 6, 794

Loose leaf and other patent binders:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

2,185

2, 185

10,50013,950

Total

.

24, 450 449

401,500225, 650

5001,450

627, 150 1,950




Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-piilets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.

Rush andovertimework

.


Total.

$641. 20 $905.75 $178. 60 $52.08 $206. 31 $280. 00750. 3568.00

$4,002.735,231.087,113.09

324.051,607. 60

390. 76225.85

163. 05

69.60353. 33252. 71

$102. 10

897.35

2,572.85 1,803. 10 795.21 284. 73 812. 35 1,098. 35 102. 10 16,346.90

22. 202.70

95. 00125.62

127. 701,694.32

62.00

255.503,392.58

62.00105. 63 73. 08 $18. 10 293. 16

24.90 105. 63 73.08 18. 10 293. 16 220. 62 1,884. 02 3,710.08

881. 95

8, 604. 20227. 76

5,727.329,344.56

22,831.583, 667. 788,483.06

9,864.8732,317.91

2,799.1527,146. 04

1,870.648,692.32

43,081.01192,487.761,519.63 $2,180.53

9,486. 15 5,955.08 32, 176. 14 12, 150. 84 1,519.63 42, 182. 78 29,945.19 2, 180. 53 10,562.96 235,568.77

.1519.26

25.311,643. 34

11.71621. 25

37.422,692.571.00 35.58 156. 02 6. 32

1.00 19.41 1,668. 65 35.58 156.02 6.32 632. 96 2, 729. 99

188. 10 8. 40 1.02 198. 52

15.50775.02

8. 30

12. 701,556.68

18. 50

585. 13

21, 178. 89rt£io OOZbo. 83

_53. 89 69.32

33,114. 19

928. 78

528. 949,151.92

34. 85

1, 305. 2889,090.591,562. 51

2,705.38 16.06 726. 4223. 80

798. 82 1,587.88 22,032.85 2,759.27 16.06 34,112.29 750. 22 9,715.71 91,958.38

159. 75

2, 348. 5873.05

159. 75

3,217.44155. 83

3.40.70

3.26 340. 15 590. 4555.74

21.008. 19

4. 11o or-6. ZD o4o. 6i 146. 19 Z,0»1. 00 21.00 3,533.02

178. 68

17,500. 23226. 50

178. 6821,538. 23

737. 6218. 20 35.85

1. 84

)72. 00242. 27

6. 41 293. 951,059. 29259. 16

18. 2C 37.69 1,318.45 2,214.27 17 905. 41 6. 41 293. 95 22, 454. 53

1, 408. 91

10, 356. 82

2, 157. 63

1, 408. 91

10, 356. 82

2, 157. 63

13,923. 36 13, 923. 36

1,249. 43

462. 001,249. 43

462. 00

1,711. 43 1,711.43

29.4536.4032. 90

66.9531.58

30.3258. 14

51.59

150. 00463. 50

291. 72

1,253.1197. 19

149. 45

1.50

2. 25 ioo. 6e 3. 15

149.45 1.5C 98. 75 98. 53 2. 25 140. OS 613. 50 100. ot 3. 15 1,642.02


No. 8.

—


the total chargesfor the principal items thereof, during



Totalprinted

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion.

INTEBIOR DEPAETMENT—continued.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year

.


.

213,0751,356, 125

3,87215,514

4,451,40067, 722, 155

425

51,062

Total, 1,569,200 19,386 72,173,555 51,487

Royal octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Quarto publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Charges for serA'ices of detailed employees, etc.:


General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

33,600

41,800

Total

Total charge.

PATENT OFFICE.

Specifications of patents, trade-marks, and de-signs—100 copies of each specification of patentsand 50 copies of each specification of trade-marks and designs were printed:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

Total.

Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office,

issued weekly, edition 5,375 to 7,000 copies:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

Total.

Library edition of specifications of patents anddrawings, eachExecuted in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed

Total.

Index for library edition of specifications of pat-ents and drawings, each ,




Total

.

Headings for drawings:Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

150

150

4,6502,888

7,538

3,674

9,000

,000

237,900

117,500

8,20595, 623

103, 828

1,28713,902

,144

94;

799, 750,040,000

9,839, 750

8, 307, 600

77, 688,000

85,995,600

921,600

921, 600

142,050

$1,31520,999.975,575. 85

27,891.68

490. 23

133. 79

1,606. 82

3. 82

51,742.53

15,680. 45

232, 606. 727,214.40

255,501.57

5,178.0078,897. 281,639

85,714.88

15.0016,013.50

16,028,50

11.00

59. 302,392.95

2, 452. 25


executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June SO, 1911.

DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS—Contmued.

Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$292. 201,894.44

309. 25

$644.874,102.62

670. 50

$772. 40

5, 305. 26597. 45

82, 615. 44

9,366. 44

314. 00

S4. 95

1, 685. 47

2, 107. 06

$1, 761. 62

9, 479. 73

1, 080. 15

$154. 05

9,383.79$19. 98880. 82

SO. 31

20. 75$7,581.6863, 119. 2910, 654 26

2,495.89 5, 417. 99 6,675.11 12,295.88 3, 797. 48 12,321.50 9,537.84 900.80 21.06[ 81,355.23

50.40

9.70

1.90

15.46

72. 73

94.65

132. 68

128. 23

95. 83

110. 66

17. 85 5. 82! 867. 44

492. 49

2, 075. 672, 075. 67

20.00

4, 303. 88130. 75

2,000.0011,262.58

225. 08L70 260. 58 6.09 69.03 1,736. 30

75. 902,902,84

18. 43373. Ic 2. Ic

1

1.70 260.58 6. 09 69.03 1,812.20 2,921.27 373. IS 4, 454. 63 11,507. 66

3,529. 26 7,345. 67 32,503. 72 15,519. 20 5, 636. 39 52, 518. 08 44, 934. 67 1, 783. 82 18,936.40 234, 449. 74

129. 10

2, 935. 60

. 608. 45

2, 009. 0023,2.37.75

735. 00

447. 32

5,098.64175. 86

129. 48

1, 498. 0247. 81

18,395. 95265, 385. 18

8, 173. 07

3,064.70 9. 05 25,981.75 5,721.82 1,675. 31 291,954 20

44.70217. 75

37. 30329.05

1,072.2010,863. 55

225.44

1,169. 5211,523. 70

220. 25

480. 225,219.92

1,949.4918,321.08

379. 22

9,931.43125,372. 33

. 2,464 51

262. 45 366. 35 12, 161. 19 12,913. 47 5, 700. 14 20,649. 79 137, 768. 27

31. 40

.1231.4025.44

38, 103. 69

9. 6018,814.19

.723,276.00

18, 823. 79 31.52 3,276.00 .72 38, 160. 53

235. 05 24. 86 44. 66 382. 26

2,943. 004,319.00

30. 00

2,943.004 319. 00

30.00

7,292.00 7,292.00

7. 93

65. 92608. 95

.16

12.41

1,318.69

.36 19.45

175. 23

5, 411.5124 80 12. 80

300.00790. 92

24.80 790. 92 674. 87 312. 80 1,331. 10 5,580. 74

10513—11 6

82 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

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PATENT OFFICE—continued.

Services for printing heads of drawings:Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

Extra copies of parts of the Official Gazette, etc.

Executed in whole during fiscal year ,


Total

.

Extra copies of specifications, each:Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

Total charge

.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.





Total.



.

Total.

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in whole during fiscal year.



Total.


.


.

Total.

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.



General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in wliole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Copies. 1

Type!pages.

68, 100

68, 100

50

126,900

3,250

1,500703, 892

705,392

62

171

4121,767

2,179

66,90026,550

93,450

4, 800

4,800

Total

Total charge

.

1,126

1,126

,870

126

126

Totalprintedpages.

777,850

777,850

21,343,3001,804,875

23,148 175

302,400

302,400

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion.

19,9276,000

25 927

100

100




Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

xress-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

S3, 926. 64 S3, 926. 64

$40.00 S331.099.36

S.326. 21

12.00S236. 02

12. 17

1,460.0772.58

40. Uu 6-±\). iO QQQ 01 248. 19

1

21.30 187. 15 7. 15 11.64 508. 24

3.413. 25 $1, 166. 32 58,412.18 13, 620. 86 So, 700. 14 31,278.87 S7,292.00 5, 614. 67 487, 130. 98

.30 .83 84. 61

8.50

3.15371.56

2.50 4.03 110. 32

13.00

12. 971,349.22

23 00

4.00

3. 16293.44

4.81188. 3829. 80 18.95 2.65 2i.45 S3. 34

29 80 18. 95 374. 71 2 65 21 45 296. 60 3. 34 ] 93. 19 1 385 19

13.45344.35

13.45438. 8124. 32 51.14

24.32 51.14 357. 80 452. 26

1.00 7. 97 4.51 51.15 5.35 85. 73

127. 12

27. 75

127. 12

o, oyz. ui

27.75

O, 84:0. OO 6, otK). OO

5,421.55248. 85

0 R1 Q ef>ii. oio. ou

3. 069. 61

388. 851 QQjL OS

2,239.-32

351.25270. 50

4, 154. 07722. 35

357. 50

199. IS2.30. 95

1,725.69

3, 676. 83581.96776. 35

5,870.191,248.00

40o. uu

18.36.06

28,503.685,062.40

18, 577. 01

fi oCii on 0, -iOZ. l-i 2,861.07 5,233.92 2,155.76 5,035.14 1 t;<3f! 1 Q/, ooD. iy

i

18.42 1 iQ nooz, i-to- uy

3.501,835.75

32. 24

410. 60

162. 68302. 65

468. 08 246. 27625. 36

66.50759. 53

1.058.205,307.64

1.839.25 442,84 465. 33 468. 08 871. 63 826. 03. . ..

6,365.84

! 1,478.99 1.47S.99

43. 52 2.8664. 98

46. 38298. 6711.40

2.70 .90 7.53 .25 3.50 210.4111.40

2.70 .90 7. 53 .25 43.52 67. 84 3. 50 221.8] 356. 45

' 10. 156. 25 5.917.2^ 3.834.04 5.704.90 3,090.36 6.283.76 11. 845. .52 3. .34 1,921. 7i^ 66, 237. 75


No. 8.

—





1

Totalprintedpages.

-tUDU-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Octavo puTolications;Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

57, 600

343, 451

4,93311,302

11,004, 20C

38,501,8501,49€

2, 471

$1,608.6322, 747. 2820, 925. 27

Total

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part, to be completed

401 05] 16, 235 49 506,050 3 967 45, 281. 18

1,844.03

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed.

4, 000

4, 000359138

1,580, 000

552, 00040

55

276. 05407. 52

5,114.36

Total

Charges for services of detailed employees, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal j-ear

8,000 497 2, 132, 000 95 5, 797. 93

Total charge 52,923.14

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year 991, 426 325. 65

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year 158,820 11.45

Executed in part to be completed

Total 158, 820 11.45


Executed in part in prior fiscal years 24, 6501,620,471

25.101,406.13

9. 90Executed in whole during fiscal year

Total... 1,645,121 1,441.13


Executed in whole during fiscal year 276 123. 7014. 25Executed in part, to be completed

Total 276 137.95

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 500

1,997Executed in whole during fiscal year 27.75

Executed in part to be com.pleted

9 AQ'7 27.75

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.:

1 702

2

Loose-leaf and other patent binders:Executed in whole during fiscal year

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in whole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

2,500 108 88, 500 500 95.8767.28

Total 2,500 108 88,500 500 163.15

Octavo publications:50 98.44Executed in part in prior fiscal years 300 295 88, 500

Executed in whole during fiscal year 69,113 18, 415 4,912,407 24, 762 17,360. 76

Executed in part, to be completed 819. 66

Total 69, 413 18,710 5,000,907 24,812 18,278.86


executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.


I

Charges—

Altera-tions

correc-

tions.

Electro-typing

stereo-t3rping.

Press-work.

Binding

p^lets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper

Bindingedition

miscella-neous.



1

!

Total.

$429. 45

2, 034. 65

$1,143.254 667 5]

2, 992. 81

$818. 70Q OKA RQo, yo^:. Do

1,512.92

$3, 649. 25

1^, oOo. ^f.

1, 003. 55

$955. 86U, Uoo.

11, 668. 38

$1,862.99Of oy^. oo

2, 955. 33

$551.781 flfi4. f^QJ. , UVJ^. U57

$11,019. 91

62, 121.3943, 465. 36

1

$322. 26372. 45

4, 487. 80 8, 803. 57 6, 286. 30 17, 511.25 18, 712. 28 13, 213. 20 1, 616. 37 694. 71 116, 606. 66

529.25 302. 64 569. 82 3,245.74

46. 14

LI I. oo240 8C

218. 25140. 00193. 24

573. 68 722. 74382. 18DOO.

32.2001. LO

1

1,869. 062, 098. 43

16, 026. 74OU. oU 286. 90 371.21

8,338. 14

9')7 7QZZ/. l\j

«d79 Kflijl/ Z. OU

1 c\A o oni, oU 551.49 860. 58 8,709.35 1,790. 12 oo. 00 997 70ZZ/ . /y 479 SO4/ Z. OU 19, 994. 23

QO/1 AAyUrt. DD

1

904. 66

6, 059. 85 9, 564. 53 6, 837. 79 18,371.83 15, 003. 32 1 AQQ 70i, oyy. /

z

922. 5C 1,377.16 140,751.29

2. 60 23. 81 843. 09 7.30 118.11 109. 10 1,429.66

448. 81 2.65 IX. OU10. 50

36. 02 7. 53 547.9610. 50

1

448.81 2.65 52. 00 36. 02 7.53 55S. 46

1.13

57.831.00

42. 18 3. 851 . 409. 66 g.-^. 96

1.71

2, 246. 71

19.95

17.81921.44

91.786, 126. 05

50.0556. 791.90

3.5317. 30

Oy. WD KQ RO1, 469. 14 27. 81 O 9A0 Q7Z, ZDo. O / 3.53 939. 25 6, 267. 88

3.10.70

20.30.60

147. 3018. 16

497. 1241.67

2, 485. 903.50

3, 277. 4278. 88

3.80 9A on 165.46— 538. 79 9 /ICO ACiz, 4oy. "lu 3,356. 30

1.00 IS. 2590. 34

95.25474.8518.97

114.50760.6431.02

3.42 1.50 162. 7812.05

4.42 1. 50 108. 59 174. 83 589. 07 906. 16

Z, O'iU, UO Z, OVj. UO

6. 006. 00

2.602. 70

20. 20 16.45 20. 204. 80

125. 00 280. 3274. 78

I

5. 30 20. 20 16. 45 25.00 125. 00 355. 10

5.702, 428. 99

145. 10

43.352, 919.33

88. 25

29.51977.82

24.581,098.35

43.03

29. 902, 343. 55

231. 4827,SS4.511,144.42

599. 1448. 38

38. 25 100. 3Cj 18.02

2, 579. 79 647. 52 3, 050. 93 1.007.33 38. 25 1,165.96 2, 373.45 100.30! 18.021

29.260.41


No. 8.

—





Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges—

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE—Continued.


Quarto publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

2,975

1.100

326

1211

39, 500

115, 600

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.

Total charge

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole diiring fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

6,0007.443,000

Total.




.


134,750

5.625,213248,836,613

Total. 254,461,

Blank bools-s v>^ith patent backs, etc.:

Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole,durmg fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total. 283 i

Blank books, without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed

Total.


Executed in whole during fiscal yearLoose-leaf and other patent binders:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearPublications smaller than octavo:



.

Total.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to he completed. .

.

Total.

94,874413,909

508,783

210

32

18,050

3,550536,750

540,300

135,800

135.800

633 618,250

691,80018,443,200

6,612

342

342

19,135,000

763,400

763.400

2,000i

3,32537,272

40, 597




Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.


Miscella-neous

,items.

Total.

$57. 06 $89. 93

12. 25

$10.31

26. 20

$2. 50 $21.91

34. 82

$401.53

73.97$0.06

$7. 81 4. 87 26. 59 $81. o5 1,012.3552. 00

1,376. 8452. 00

7. 81 4. 87 26.59 81.55 1,064. 35 1,428. 84

2, 712.93 760. 23 6, 213. 27 1,098. 05 92. 75 4, 410. 40 8, 498. 52 $103. 83 2, 144. 31 46, 884. 36

4.15

2, 177. 76

1 .38

714. 94

4.53

8, 702. 47127.13

2. 80 15.50 3.60 5, 623.57115.70

14.70

2.80 15. 50 2,191.94 3.60 5, 739. 27 14. 70 715.32 8,834.13

451.00 2.40 14.00 7.77 25. Oo 5.35 506. 57

48.70765.2728.80

19.22

858.9824.14

685. 83

38,995.382, 389. 44

153. 76

1,843.64

299. 91

70, 755. 17

7,637 6?

20.00 572. 23

10, 094. 76

3,150.18

1,916.50139,877.5514,092. 43

112. 03

1.50601.80

842.77 902. M 42, 070. 65 1,997.40 113.53 78, 692. 70 20.00 601.80 13,817.17 155, 886. 48

18.90276. 0610. 04

3.02265.3522. 21

393. 38 417.203,195.30

49.007.45 3.30 2,303.49

• 5.003.95

7.45 3.30 305. 00 290. 58 2.701.87i 3.95 3,601.50

6.4479.0115.80

96.0815,483.591,176.64

5.1428,509.263,986.42

7, 091.5637.708.95

. 540.47

7, 200. 22

83, 765. 41

6, 533. 65

336. 6929.42

399.94 242. 8224.00

177.953.45

101.25 366.11 16, 756. 31 399.94 32, 500. 82 45,340.98 266. 82 181.40 97, 499. 28

505. 30 505. 30

132.97

1,758.11

132.97

152. 80 4.05 152. 15 149. 23 130. 24 234. 00 21.14

60.101,064.75

29.10

88.551,874.81

57. 60

69.802, 284. 06

253. 24

3, 410-. 28143. 82

667. 50

7, 770. 57

1,187.7927,978.431,182. 06

432. 30 82.20 92.84 393.08

1,153.95 432. 30 2, 020. 96 2,353.86 82.20 3,807.34 8,438.07 92. 84 393.08 30,348.28

115.35 24.86 387. 92

36.25356.00 490. 60

51.08384.00 688. 03 5.138.15

88.28

115.35 24. 86 424. 17 356. 00 541.68; 384.00 688. 03 5. 226. 43


No. 8.

—


the total charges for the j^rindpal items thereof, during



POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT—continued.

Quarto publications:Executed ta whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.


.

Total.

Money-order office.

Forms:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Books:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Postal cards:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total charge

.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year.



.


.

Copies.

16,000

16,000

27,300

447,860

1,215,993,000

951, 16550,690,497

Total 51,641,662!



.

Total.

Typepages.

146

146

66

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year

.


.

24873, 350

Total.



73. 598

379,460

Total.


Total

20,00043, 600

63, 600

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years 404, 050Executed in whole during fiscal year 20, 005, 760Executed in part, to be completed

Total. 21,009,810

727

3,86552,826

56,691

Totalprintedpages.

368,600

368,600

4,060,0003,138,000

7, 198, 000

19,597,800433,481,620

453,079,420

Publi-cationsbound.

240

240

Charges-

Com-posi-tion.

2, 000490

2,490

1,00037, 588

38, i




Charges—

AltcrDi-

tionsand

correc-tions.

El6ctr0"typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Binding

pnlets.

Illustra-

tions.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$27. 309.00

©IW. do ©loo. ol $35. 20 $251. 19 $40. 00 $85. 843.60

$32. IG $1,650.8721.60

36.30 162.36 133.52 35. 20 251.19 40. 00 89.44 32. 16 1,672.47

362.004,641.89375.25

362. 006, 654. 58

444. 004.40 S115.18 74. 76 4.00 66.00 • 271.36 734.25

68.756.91

4.40 115.18 74.76 4. 00 66.00 271.36 803.00 6.91 5,379.14 7, 460. 58

113.41

95, 694.91

372,029.75

113. 41

95, 694. 91

372,029.75

2, 417. 07 1,863.64 64,609.30 5,399.95 310. 93 122, 232.95 58,467.22 1,810.68^488,494. 66 781,330.17

1.00 26. 00 1,721.87 1.65 540. 43 1.40 499. 70 3,102.20

13.00349.36

6.40

21.35729. 12

19. 47

337. 5813,921.03

282. 50

.85

398.9598. 51

26,566. 58750.96

316. 75

4, 725. 8061.90

816. 49

55, 314. 931,427.78

72. 669.50

106. 47

368. 76 769. 94 14,541.11 399.80 82. 16 27,416.05 106. 47 5, 104. 45 57, 559. 20

2. 4556. 8816.05

1

1 31.13465. 9033.50

33. .58

636. 5778. 35

58.6912. 10

1

75. 38 70.79 530. 53 748. 50

.904.705.60

.9861.9717.08

6.451,659. 77590.46

33.11

5, 166. 61

68.00

46. 64

8,396.931,.591. 04

1,039.08390. 15

88.95 13.201.90

80.52 45.08

11.20 80.03 1,434.18 88.95 15.10 2, 256. 68 5,267. 72 80.52 45.08 10,034. 61

23.73

16, 478. 97617. 65

23. 73

16,478.97617. 65

17, 120. 35 17, 120. 35

58.95153. 60

72. 6037. 45

215.95172. 61

1,004.20335. 70

470. 94285.96

240. 0064. 68

2,134.582,037.9937. 40 68. 95 3.82

212.55 110. 05 388. 56 1,339.90 37. 40 756. 90 304. 68 68. 95 3.82 4,172.57

660. 50

6, 627. 931,234.55

1,662.1512, 568. 69

650. 82

1, 342. 66

36, 885. 821,082.90

4, 380. 10

72,544.5413S. 94

1

12.00! 2,164.0814,335.92i 70,228.2721,684.-36 3,512.30

210. 00

.5, 441.20 S71.775.09

466. 9413,048.34

277,440.1042, 126. 95

8,522.98 14, 881.66 39,311.38 77,063.-58 36,032.28 75,904.65! 5,651.20 871.77 472.03 332,615.39

90 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

No. 8.

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

Quarto publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.


.

Total.

Total charge

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.




.

Total.


Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed

Total.

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.


Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in Avhole during fiscal yearExecuted in part, to be completed

Total.

Loose-leaf and other patent binders, etc.:


Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.

Copies.

1,00020,850

21,850

2, 245, 769

2,245,769

2,0002, 197, 250

2, 199, 250

87,500

923,42015,278,963

16,202,383

313

1,919

17,54949, 862

67,411

207

3,070

2,092

80038, 600

39,400

Typepages.

532

2,822

2,822

Totalprintedpages.

270,000205,500

475,500:

20,228,395

20,228,395

651 52,000490' 1,137,130

555 130

Publi-cationsbound.

1,000

1,000

1,435

1,435

Charges-

Composi-tion.

8007,100

7,900

$1, 8.38. 26381. 3537. 83

2,257. 44

14,681.601,514.55

16, 196. 15

19.71

4, 158. 83

4,178.54

107, 393. 31

326. 751.15

327. 90

1.00

110. 409,419.651,853.00

11,383.05

5.85415. 8517.05

438. 75

22.80550. 2658. 80

631.86

36. 00592. 48232. 50

860.




Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpanipnlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$306. 4016.0011. 50

$578. 071.80.45

$160. 3077. 44

$34. 70

50.90$34. 10

3. 45

2. 8^

$130. 8837.312. 58

$200. 00

I

!

;

.$.3.20

$3, 282. 71

571.4555. 21

i

333. 90 580.32 237. 74 85.60 40. 40 170. 77 200. 00 3.20 3, 909. 37

7. 00524. 37 2, 818. 84 6,223.35 39. 04

44. 664,915.95 574. 00 30, 470. 60

1,566.21

700. 45 524. 37 2,818.84 6, 223. 35 83. 70 4,915.95 574. 00 32,0.36 81

19.719,097.75

40.0066. 50 528. 75 27.85 15.00 159. 88 463. 79 622. 70 3,054.45

40.00

66. 50 528. 75 27.85 15.00 159. 88 463. 79 622. 70 3.094.45 9,157.46

10, 217. 34 17,501.12 60,556. 91 85, 217. 83 36, 450. 92 112,496.01 30,271.18 $1, 129. 11 9,222.73 470, 456. 46

2. 20435. 31

2. 202,267.65

S. 992. 60 30. 75 1.410. 36

4.1318. 66 43. 22

3. 71

2. 60 30. 75 1,414.49 18. 66 46. 93 437. 51 2,278. 84

308. 50 7. 50 2. 70 319. 70

60. 90677. 0936. 20

101. 921.323. 76

79.16

396. 659.084.901,602. 98

76. 16892. 82

240. 01

19, 726. 13985. 62

776. 168,262. 14

115. 85

1.762. 2649,880. 25

4, 926. 25149. 80251. 55

343. 961.89

774 25 1 , 504. 84 11,084.53 968. 98 401. 35 20,95L 76 o45. 85 9.154. 15 56,568. 76

.50113. 60

1.3575. 36440

35. 97

519. 4826. 98

14.231,268. 47

120. 20

2, 159. 9511,760. 20

144. 75

278. 16

193. 78

2.496. 01

14, 350. 09313. 38

3.35

114. 10 81. 11 582. 43 1,402. 90 14,064. 90 471. 94 3.35 17,159.48

.2016.781. 50

10. 76

182. 098. 27

119. 62

725. 80166. 05

4. 241,695. 70

832. 18

1,676.077,246. 71

186. 60

12. 2029. 76

109. 28

1.S45. 89

lO; 584. 13

1,362.6838. 20 98. 83

18.48 201. 12 1,011. 47 38. 20 2,532.12 9,109.38 98. S3 151. 24 13, 792. 70

108. 75

4, 765. 6424. 00

108. 75

4, 765. 6424. 00

4,898. 39 4.898. 39

!

1,548. 25j

1,548.25

54.0070.60

11. 35105. 55

7.12193. 64

7. 08123. 23

80. 00325. 80

195. 551,521. 58

232. 50110. 28

124. 60 110. 28 116. 90 200. 76 i.m 31 40.'i. SO 1.949.631


No. 8.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR—COntd.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed

Total.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

Executed in part, to be completed....

Total.

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.


.

Total.

Total charge.

Bureau of the Census.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year ,

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year ,



.

Total

.


Executed in whole during fiscal year.Blank books without patent backs:




Total.

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed

Total.

Royal octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.

Copies.

51,0501,048,7m

,760

11, 450259,000

270,450

13, 700103,100

116,

Typepages.

Totalprintedpages.

5,25224,801

30,053

610,939

5,549

2,1259,055

11,180

591,700

54,450

1,

15, 559, 695

15,561,295

4

10,510

770

200, 500

284, 130

284,330

15, 100

65

1,763

17,815,400115,396,530

133,211,930

293,80011,931,850

12,225,650

3,134,90010,969,670

14, 104, 570

Publi-cationsbound.

5,8516,178

12,029

567. 07j

5,368 11,875.451

I

5,671.291

5,368

1,5483,680

5,228

4, 014, 700

130,0007,120,520

7,250,520

.600

REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 93



Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-vrork.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$1,270. 75

4,46L88$1,428.107,089.161 m.^. 10

$1. 175. 6C

8, 793. 42333.05

$2, 533. 4723,074.17

50.00

$-111. 21

66a 34165.23

$2,263.3019, 594. 46

857. 39

$1, ooo. / /

1,93a 70 $47. ie iioi 67$17,233.82106,424 37

I 11,204 04

7,055.38 9,532.36 10. 302. 07 25.657.64 1,242.78 22, 715. 15 3.500. 47 47. V 104. 07 134, 862. 23

332. 00) 25a 341,226.00! 2.13S.21

707. 20 672. 67

191. 692.54ti. 79

215. ^7

297. 672,436.08

SI. 00757. 36

4, 502. 97

315. 933,930. 78

605. 31

2,041. 70

26,830. SI12,379. 71

1,816. 47 • 102. 951.40

2,265.20 3,067.22 2.957. 3j 2. 73o. 75 5.341. 33 4.S52. 02 1,S16.47 .72 104. 35 41,252.22

1

1,977.20 1.227.11

3,109.31 5.030. IS77. 80| 256. 67

461. 093.23L35

90. 15

549. 962, 88a 87

47.4039a 3744. 80

S07. 244.085. 99

172. 68

839. 101.S44. 60 . 56

1.40S4a24

6.909.1877,970. 554,067.48

5,16131! 6.513.96 3.7S2. 59 3.433. S3 482. 57 5, 06.5. 91 2, 083. 70 .56 847.64 88,947. 21

g 80.003, 12a 84

80.006,292.81

80.00LOO^ 107.22 &07 131. 99 968. SO 37.5. 10 771. 92

SO. 00

1.00 107.22 6.07 131. 99 968. SO 375. 10 S51. 92 3.200.84 6.452.81

15.519. 92 21.148. S6 31 , 566. 40 33.1S.3. SI S, 444. 33 58,072.20 37,331. 03 965. 06 15.554 70 370, 030. 22

4.44 277. 22

200. 50

110. 68 34.70

3. 12

451. 79

20a 62

16. 482.487. 69

16.4822.29a 91

502. 59

419.0736.80

347.402.30

5.109.4416.52

35. 07 ISO. 75 10. 754. 14230 ^'^

45. 74 2. 81

45.5. 87 349. 70 5.125.96 35. 07 ISO. 75 10, 9S4. 43 45. 74 2.81 2,504. 17 22,809.98

6. 25

124. 81

3. 39

353. 06

30. 90

424. 57

48.69

908.792.00

743. S3

154. 13

743.83154 13

S97. 96 897.96

47.65 7. 14 157. 20 1,003. 01 2.50 402. S3 150. 00 1,912. 01

36. 601,14.5. 23

3a6,937. 10

472. 75

577. 40L60

197. 00 551. 04 5. 00 1,067.54 192. 2067.90

.81

579.00 197.00 551. 04 1,1S1. S3 5. oo: 1,067.54 192. 20 67. 90 . SI 7.44a 45

53. 6,5 4. .lO 59. 3S' 3^. 21 32. 19 . 50 540. li

94 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER.

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Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Cliarges-

Composi-tion.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR—COntd.

Bureau of the Cewsits—Continued.

Quarto publications:Executed in part in prior iiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

27,951619, 294

2,1195,580

12,726,56011,593, 511

26,82314,500

Total

,

647, 245 24,320,071 41,323


.

Total.

Total charge

.

International Commercial Directory:Executed in whole during fiscal year. 100 1,136 113,

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.



.

50017, 500

Total. 18,000




Executed in whole during fiscal yearOctavo publications:



43

33

91

5,039

Total charge

.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.




9,985

148,800



Total

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in whole during fiscal j'^ear


Executed in whole during fiscal yearLoose-leaf and other patent binders, etc.:


Executed in v/hole during fiscal yearGeneral miscellaneous charges:


108

Total charge

.

375, 209

11,880

100

10

$692. 91

9,512. 61

19,018. 99

29,224. 51;

105.25

111.31

36, 596. 01

3,909.63

27.18

27.18

540. 75

4,049. 52

2,

4, 620. 25

5.50

87.15

10.65

10.65

8.50

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC. PRINTER. 95

executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, iS'ii—Continued.

DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS—Continued

Charges—

Altera- i

tionsand 1

correc-

tions.

Electro-

andstereo-

tjrping.

!

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper,

j

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

S236. 701, 635. 50

1, SSL 80

S287. 48

1, 122. 26

134. 43

!

1

•5608. 952,811.61

501. 55

SI, 121 35 S919. 044, 082. 12

941. 67

S7,238. 264,899.00

70.00

Sll, 104. 6926.085.8122,812. 88

1, 903. 40

196. 87.Si9.86

67. 45|

S99. 51

.12

.3,754.00 1, 544. 17 3, 922. 11 3, 221. 62 87. 25 5, 942. 83 12, 207. 26 99. 63 60,003.38

4.606.60

52,398. 30

7,007.728.00

52, 408. 967,975. 07

8.002.2Z L35 28. 08 764. 64 59.20

1

11.20 1.35 28.08^ 764.64 59. 20 59, 414. 02 60,392.03

4, 901. 37 2,111. 18 10, 424. 47 5,481.09j 303.58 19, 661. 59 13,857.83 S70. 71 62,207.01 155, 614. 84

L 398. 60 886.38 159. 99j 29.23 55. 72 57.00 3. 45 6, 500. 00

-

1.6010. 26

1.0090. 9626. 42 .85 26. 25

26. 42 .85 26. 25 11.86 92. 56

10.50 66. 80 61.29 197. 65

65. 99

.13 877. 12

65. 99

167. 55

4,818. 79

6, 477. 99

24.05 5. 10 486.50

4.40

132. 57 23.41 93. 57

.92

L 07

6.469.87

34. 55 5. 10 584. 12 133.42 23.41 182. 03— 431.19 6, 185. 93 12, 500. 00

.30

2.65

11. 36

. 103. 66

.68

139. 74

1.46

34. 68

19. .30

369. 33.30 LIS

8.6090. 85

8.60113.988.05 4.43

8. 05 4.43 99.45 ' 122. 58;

.3C

1

5. 19

1

5. 73 55. 10

' 7.10

7L 82

7.10

49.50

'

423. 29

12. 00

49.50

1 6.9C 14. 9C L7o 3. .30 10. oc

12. 00

7.5{ 2.9c 143. le 2.90 ' 153.8? 171. 6c 97. 64 1.077.92


No. 8.

—



DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS-Continued.

Kind or description of work. Copies.Type Total

printedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

COURT OF CLAIMS.





14,000

7, 750

5,00021,600

Total. 26, 600



Blank books without patent backs:E xecuted in whole during fiscal year

.


.

Total.




.

Total.

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total

Total charge

LIBEARY OF CONGRESS.

Branch 'printing office.




.

Total.

Publications smaller than octavo:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total


General miscellaneous charges:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

100

100

45022, 529

22, 979

402, 866

5,02014,062,789

14,067,

50

50045,750

46,250

2,500

7,346

10

48

1,730

1,778

354

743,955 443

743,955

500

24,000885, 550

909,550

93,850

443


executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments^ andthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.


Charges

—

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

1

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$0.30 $7.58

28.40

$3. 16 $18. 15 133.19

41.60$13.20

2. 1512. 38

2. 1579. 6718. 35 $1.35 31.59

18. 35 1.35 31.59 14.53 81.82

$21. 95 21. 95

4. 944. 76

20. 00 7. 50 - 32.446. 31.80

.80 9. 70 20. 00 7. 50 38. 75

111.40 111.4C

$9. 90502. 95

7.101

4.80204.20

3. 90

.77171. 32

.75202.84

1.14

22. 2216, 099. 19

866. 53

....

441.74 125. 6822.00

357. 42 $222. 74 5. 15....

519. 95 441.74 1 212. 90 172. 09 147. 68 204. 73 357.42 222.74 5.15 16,987.94

13.60 5.65 .25 20.97 32.00 6. 38 19.6216. 00

203. 6316. 00

13.60 5.65 . 25 20. 97 32. 00 6. 38 35. 62 219. 63

519. 95 455. 64 1,273.68 173. 69 160.88 270. 15 542. 77 229. 12 80. 95 17, 536.28

2. 16 334. 62 79. 29 13. 66 577. 73

4. 804, 760.35

7. 9314, 085. 18

26. 6846 351. 23

' 60!251,723.88

4.0033. 95 54. 92 5 231.59

1,727.88 33. 95 4,765.15 54.92 14,093.11 5,231.59'

45, 438. 16

5.25 .58 .37 20. 14

.2062.22

IL 90395. 20

3. 55176. 20

6.68299.62

24. 73

4, 087. 35.26

62. 42 407. 10 179. 75 306. 30 .26 4,112. 08

21.65 98. 8C 53.04 58. 93 3. 90 612. 53

8.25 .25 3.83 2. 00 1.80 139. 58

10513—11^ 7


No. 8,

—




Kind or description of work.Copies.

Type Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS—Continued.

Branch bindery.

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.' "fixecuted in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year. . ...

.


3,78825,710

Total. 29,498

General miscellaneous charges:Executbd in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total.

Main office.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year. 20,000

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:* Executed in whole during fiscal year


"Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

19,830

25, 250545, 353

Total. 570, 603



.

Total.

Blank boolcs without patent backs:"" Executed in whole during fiscal year. 13



2002,001

Total. 2, 201

l/oose leaf and other patent binders:"

' Executed in Avhole during fiscal year

.

Publications smaller than octavo:' ' Executed in whole during fiscal year

.

©ctavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

3

14,000

500107,

Total

.

107,800

Koyal octavo publications:*' 'Executed in part Ln prior fiscal years.

Executed in whole during fiscal j^ear.


.

684,000

118

6, 21059,000

6,077,1

5,328 6,136,800

6,000 1,60022,500 2,133

3,210,0003,956,000

Total. 28,5001 3,733 7,166,000

^iuarto publications:Executed in whole diu-ing fiscal year. 1001



7,950

7,950

1,9826,465

8,447




Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Tll f

-

iiiustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$5,898. 9753, 198. 951,540.00

$5,898. 9753, 198. 951,540. 00

60,637. 92 60, 637. 92

$.822.38

$30. 321,453. 82

31.141,577.60121. 40

3.20 121.40 1,484. 14 1,608.74

$.45 $6. 36 59. 38 2. 14 70.83

90.20 $6. 75 .80 98. 25

$1.2017.20

3. 85129. 67

18. 55629. 98

23.601,510.121.41 $2.60 505. 41

18.40 1.41 133. 52 2. 60 505. 41 648. 53 1,533. 72

2.602. 10

14. 509. 852. 45

60.4090.7046.93

49. 5076.8031.27

332. 00367. 9560.00

474.30617. 45170. 55

4.70 26.80 198. 03 157. 57 759. 95 1,262. 30

7. 05 4.57 18.65 36. 02

67. 25

8, 856. 60625. 00

67.25

8, 856. 60'625. 00

9,548.85 9,648. 85

28. 79 28.79

56.30 14. 35 92. 55 105. 55 136. 77 2,035. 47

11.52908. 65213. 15

1

15.35,036. 00

6. 90783. 78 1,

15.20484.03

203. 3726, 206. 761,330.65

196. 58 10. 45 1, 605. 10 $18.82 .51

1,133.32 196.58 1,051.35 790. 68 10.45 1,499.23 1,605. 10 18. 82 .51 27,740.78

754.30335. 30

2, 865.90

664. 00261.52494.00

640.30453. 76340.00

664. 20595. 7333.00

1, 162.29752. 92492. 11

758. 822,322.36

7, 009. 70

6,525.6815, 806. 7714. 25

51.47 30.30

3,955.50 1,419.52 1,434. 06 1,282. 93 14.25 2,407. 32 3,081.18 51.47 30.30 29,342. 21

1.00 3.50 .59 .84 9. 46

14, 670. 61 14, 676. 61i

100 KEPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

—







General miscellaneous charges:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total.

Total branch printing oflQce charges

.

Total branch bindery chargesTotal main office charges

Total charge.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE.


Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopesExecuted in whole during fiscal year


Executed in whole during fiscal yearBlank books with patent backs, etc.:



Executed m whole during fiscal yearPublications smaller than octavo:


Octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Copies.

Total.

Quarto publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.

General miscellaneous charges:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total

Total charge.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total.

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in. whole during fiscal year


Executed in part in prior ascal years.Executed in whole dvuing fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.



55,300

116,090

238,023

3

1

9

625

Typepages.

Totalprintedpages.

59, 763

59, 763

2, 500

2, 500

30,000352, 200

382, 200

23,500

1,237,8582, 233, 520

3,471,378

1,067

1,067

111

Publi-cationsbound.

4,375

1,291,597

1,291,597

ri,500

71,500

Charges-

Composi-tion.

$98.28

24,349. 41

'39,'i86."63

63,529.44

71.10

2.50

736.05

11.35

17. 50

1,557.848.25

1,566.09

469. 91

184

654. 39

47.14

3, 106. 12

28. 10

28.10

.50

63.252,685.451,162. 12

3,810.82

5.90


executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, Continued.


Charges

—

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-

neous.

1

iRush andovertime

,work.

!Miscella-neous

1

items.Total.

$6.00 $6.00

$1.50!

$18. 60 $7.75 $361. 38 $240. 00 641.33 1,368.84

1.50. 18.60 7.75 361.38 240. 00 647. 33 1

1,374.84

1,811.95, 36.11 5, 619.17 $288. 54 14, 541.833. 20

5,132^47

2.0060,759.3215, 253. 73

5,251.21 51,900.221,484. 14

j

62,246.6616,035.01 87,758.135, 169. 72 1, 678. 71 3,024.37 2,182.35 $31.45 $70. 29

6,981.67 1,714.82 8, 643. 54 2,470.89 31.45 19 677.50 76 015. 05 70.29 /Ui, yuo. Ui

.80 1.50 67. 82

276. 63

487. 58

1. 35 99.90

2.17

425.13

14.15

1.60

155. 52

256. 62

282. 90

2,101.16264.20 6.58 26. 10

1.00 10.19 4. 13 31.30

2. 60

16. 80

57. 97

2. 60

16.80

33.601.00 5.00 1.81 6.29 2.00

380.659.00

52.50 6£5. Kit 171. 44 311.25 6. 31 2,803.0617.25

I

389.65 52. 50 323.07 171. 44 311. 25 6.31 2,820.31

34.0025.70

116. 30 69.05 112. 85 802. 11

210. 18

59.70 116. 30 69.05 112. 85 1,012. 29

13.00 2. 67 17.44 147. 4624. 00

227. 71

24.00

13.00 2.67 17.44 171.46 251.71

716.35 73.58 1,289.26 269.75 979.16 50. 70 351.04 ' 6,835.96

16.8254.98

16. 82294.991.90 1.80 182.15 19.21| 6. 85

1.90 1.80 182.15 19.21 6.85 71.80 311.81

.40 51.00 .45 3.50 .40 56. 25

19.86293.55196.10

44.47188.0417.88

330.91 15.no 1.223,3^3.39

210.36

241.571,275. 81

716. 28

9, 448. 601,593.26

1,500.205.00

40.23 6.661.80'

235.93

509.51 250.39 1,836.11 55.23 7.80 3,534.97: 235.93 1,517.38 11,758.14

5.45

1

87.20 363.81 463.36

102 REPORT OF THE. PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

—





Totalprintedpages.

I

Charges-

Publi-cationsbound. Composi

tion.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION—Continued

Blank books without patent backs:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed tu whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

13, 180

5, 105

Total. 18, 285

Binding newspapers, documents, reports, etc.Executed in part in prior fiscal yearsExecuted in whole during fiscal year

Total.

Loose leaf and other patent binders, etc.:

Executed in whole during fiscal year.Publications smaller than octavo:


.


.

Total.


Quarto publications:Executed in whole diu-ing fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

Total.


.

Total.

Total charge.

PAN AMERICAN UNION.

Blank books with patent backs:Executed in whole dming fiscal year.


.


.

Total.


Total charge

ISTHMIAN CANAL COMMISSION.

Letterheads, noteheads,.and envelopes:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total.

3163,175

3,491

232

12, 610

1, 615, 7321,214

18, 853

20,067

297

72, 650 746

72, 650

7,000118, 100

246

125, 100 5,726

10, 000145,000

155, 000

Embossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes:Executed in whole during fiscal year 10, 000

9, 323,30041,610,330

8, 50047,200

50,933,630 55,700

1,550

2, 512, 350 1,550

1,031,00015,893,000

16, 924, 000

$297. 70714. 1529.35

1,041.20

68. 20

54. 19

22, 193.142, 274. 22

24,521.55

406. 24

4, 603. 2374. 75

4, 677.

.60239. 67

240. 27

34,801.76

302. 48

10, 653. 66

444. 75

11,400.

11,405.29

14. 00

14.00

1.00


executive and judicial departments, and the independent government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued

.


Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

Illustra-

tions.Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

$276.0063.904.00

$465. 19

145.161.73

$930. 44317.23

$377.37381.53

$4,321.20 $49.4535.08

$4,717.352,907.15

35.081,250. 10

343.90 612.08 1,247.67 758.90 5,571.30 84.53 9,659.58

355. 652, 595. 72

. 355.652,595.72

2,951.37 2,951.37

159.33 159. 33

142. 453.20 1.20 $69.85

146.102, 855. 60

138.00

22.262, 465. 82

1.60

55.48 $156. 79 25.91 1,827.508,301.28

2, 288. 2354,320.622,891.11

4,805. 45105.00

6, 280.05 260.81197.85

6,331.43130. 76

$815. 5543.78

11.49

3, 139. 70 2,489.58 4,965.93 6,436.84 458. 66 6,488.10 10,128.78 859. 33 11.49 59,499.96

71.10 91.45 198. 89 468.34 9.00 452. 81 72.06 .19 1,770.08

439.6314.10

663.6146.99

574.00132. 34

623. 71

45. 101,029. 82

467. 16417. 50 15.10 87.40 1454.60

780.44

453. 73 710. 60 706.34 623. 71 45.10 1,496.98 417. 50 15.10 87.40 9,234. 44

26. 63

1,293.946.00

27.231,692.15

6.005.70 6. 10 109.24 37.50

5.70 6. 10 109.24 37.50 1,326. 57 1,725.38

4,529. 14 4,163.20 9,193.54 7,584.57 593.91 12,947.41 19,470.26 • 1,189.27 3,259.09 97, '732. 15

.50 4.90 2.59 21.80 34. 19

110.20 85.862, 400. 82

133. 62

2,427.69167. 76

2,143.89. 799.92

18,612.71476.39

931.7530. 55

2. 651.00

52. 25

1,072. 50 3.65 2,486.68 2,561.31 52. 25 2,311.65 19,888.93

11.25 11.25

1,073.00 14.90 2,491.58 2,561.31 52.25 2,314. 24 21.80! 19,934. 3^

8.3092.23

.5014.01

. 8.80206. 572.43 83.90

2.43 100. 53 83.90 14.5l| 215.37

31.20 8.00 40.20


No. 8.

—



DEPARTMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS-Continued.

Kind or description of work. Copies.Type

Totalprinted

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges

—

Composi-tion.

ISTHMIAN CANAL COMMISSION—Continued.


Executed in part in prior uscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

10, 0001,549,975

Total. 1, 559, 975






3,615

2,217

1,50019, 491

91, 5001,029,850

Total. 20,991 765 1,121,350

Octavo publications:Executed in part in prior fiscal years.Executed in whole during fiscal year.

Total

2, 00035, 000

37 74,0004, 618, 700 160

37,000 1,645 ,700 160

Quarto publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.

General miscellaneous charges:Executed m whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed. .

.

125 162 20, 250

Total.

Total charge.

NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION.




Executed in whole during fiscal year . . .



Executed in whole during fiscal yearQuarto publications:



20, 000

12, 000

13, 227

102

29, 025

0,300

672, 175

23, 100

Total charge

.

UNITED STATES COURT OF CUSTOMS APPEALS.







1,350

16, 400

25

875 651 40, 157

Total charge

.


executive and judicial departr/ierds, and the independerd government establishments, andthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.


Charges—

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

niustra-tions.

Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.


i


Total.

$0 36200!l7

$6. 451,890." 01

11. 65

$25.00497.17

1

$1.131,083^33

14. 27""'$4i'89

$0.28269.48

$.33. 62

8,307.9928. 77

$45.24 $268.40

200.53 45.24 1, 908. 11 522. 17 26S. 40 44, S9 269.76 8.370.38

.80 21.55

93.34

14. 33

92.63

?113. 65

552.54

1.94

9.70

174. 47

751.21

1,022.811,022.81

12. 60151^20

12.99156.93

15 '^'1 58. 402,26015:32. 10 8.25 169.88 .12

2. 10 163.80 169.92 8.25 1S5. 11 .12 2,318.93

10. SO928.24

13.603,301.90

13.503,146.83

43.4614,319.28129.00 751.90 2.179.57 200.00 107,99 1,024.27

129.00 751.90 939.04 3,315.50 2.179.57 3.160.33 200.00 107.99 1,024.27 14.302.74

3.12

5. 47

13. 78

3.47

25.49

232. 15

42. .39

1,321.0620. 00

6. 82 495.40 574. 5520.00

6. 82 5. 47 3.47 495. 40 232. 15 594. 55 1,341.06

332.43 806.39 3,286. 16 4, 024. 84 2, 959. 62 4,892.67 1, 889. 00 152. 88 1,914.85 28,639.56

11.55

24.80

32.80

14.11

16.82

44. 85

43.24

149.26

164. 10

597. 99

121.47

4.33

4. 094.10 42.57

164. 10

12.40 94.85

35.56

153.30 142.39 18.23 14. 16

2. 09

1 42

13.42

ou.

16.50 209. 33 153.30 250. 46 164. 10 18.23 26.09 1,153.25

.40 2.70

33.28

6. So

144.46

39.55

788. 16

54. 92

2.00 L35 28.35 23.23

39.55

60.457.90 123.55

L30

8.53 32.80

.22

39.50

51.50

9.90 .40 160.83 9.88 fil . .37 if>n. nn 114.23 1,033.94

106 REPORT OF THE, PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

—


the total Charges for the principal items thereof, during



TARIFF BOAED.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes;Executed in whole during fiscal year.



.

Total.

Octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.


Total charge

IMMIGEATION C<?MMISSION.



Octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.Executed in part, to be completed . .

.

Total.


Total charge

.

NAVAL SUPPLY FUND.





Blank books without patent backs, etc.:


.

Total.

Octavo publications:Executed in whole during fiscal year.


Total charge

.

SUNDRY ACCOUNTS.





Executed in whole during fiscal yearRoyal octavo publications:

Executed in whole during fiscal yearQuarto publications:



Total charge.

Copies.

29,000

431,190

431, 190

12,500

100

18,200

18,200

15,000

32,000

1,099,000

10,543

10,543

10,000

16,000

1,100

5

14, 400

50

1,125

Typepages.

413

Totalprinted

517,500

924,700

924,700

Charges-

Publi-cationsbound.

70,000

4,515

13

52

1,635,125

325

5,050

11,000




Charges-

Altera-tionsand

correc-tions.

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

Press-work.

1

^^^Ii;i-tra-phlets.

Paper.

Bindingeditionand

miscella-neous.



Total.

SO. 83 S22. 10 $27. 14 $1.25 $61.92

$276. 2016. Ck)

99.69 278. 37 $40.90 330. 92 $96. 69 61.89 1,801.9690.00

292.20 99. 69 278. 37 40.90 330. 92 96. 69 61.89 1,891.96

56.80 10.00 92. 85 101.06 $35. 57 92. 12

9. 09

32. 17

9. 51

1,018.48

18.60

349.00 110. 52 393. 32 141.96 35. 57 459. 27 128. 86 72.65 2,990. 96

.30 1.20 .09 .06 6.40

919.80 259.80 491. 65 142. 57 167. 93 467. 25 9,272.8416. 2316. 23

919. 80 259.80 491.65 142.57 16. 23 167.93 467. 25 9,289.07

4. 73 .25 4.98

920. 10 259.80 492.85 142.57 16. 23 172. 75 467. 25 .31 9,300.45

12. 16

32.25

354. 43

15.73

83.57

1,221.76

1.74

39. 59

287.34

34.63

186. 16

2,260.46

.85

41.924.80 171.36 2. 35

3.05 386.0218. 19

$1,403.32 1.45 1,802. 0919.34

3.05 404. 21 1,403.32 1.45 1,821.43

4. 00 6.45

1.20

29. 00 12.00

327. 31

64. 81

553. 49223. 23

4.80 46. 77 409.54 200.36 2,064. 58 1,403.32 2. 35j 553. 35 4, 920. 98

.90 14. 86

7.34

.45

3. 75

60.80

9.70

.70

.60

90. 21

27. 39

13.12

1, 41S. 76

120.28

122.69

2, 728. 2^

1

13.12

312. 051.20

4.60

1.00

2.30

2. 50 280. 03

5.00

15.70

307. 70

.99

4. 90

296. 12

.45

3.84

30.71

81.07

11.49

.65

980. 001,603.52

1

9. 10 1,606. 92 322. 93 317. 79 401.62 325.17 1.074.51 4, 520. 73


No. 8.

—



SUMMARY.


Totalprintedpages.

Publi-cationsbound.

Charges-

Composi-tion.

Letterheads, noteheads, and envelopesEmbossed letterheads, noteheads, and envelopes.Blanks, notices, schedules, cards, etcBlank books with patent backs, etcBlank books without patent backsBinding newspapers, documents, reports, etcLooseleaf and other patent binders, etc.Publications smaller than octavoOctavo publicationsRoyal octavo publicationsQuarto publicationsMiscellaneous publicationsCharges for services of detailed employees, etcGeneral miscellaneous chargesCongressional Record for yearBills, resolutions, and amendmentsSpecifications of patents, trade-marks, etcOfficial Gazette, Patent OfficeLibrary editions of specifications of patents, etc.

.

Money-order office, forms and books

56,393,55010,564,554

804,107,52510,121

1,105,939173,20512,697

6,674,57944,764,5011,601,1153,679,1561,748,367

27, 967497,85447,99174,325

419,529

79,042,1931,726,234,495

50,411,021127,779,408171,988,570

99,643863,49691,83882,341177,341

Total charge.

33,35673,059103,82815,1896,144

348,023,44928,317,2299,839,750

85,995,600921,600

100,715

$4,997639.50

184,549.634,732. 99

11,241.56

37,432.54796,083.2681,254.66

212,452. 0016,995.55

22,671.8876,622.7290,713.51

255,782.5785,714.8816,028.50

1,897,913.41


executive and judicial departments , and the independent government establishments y andthe fiscal year ended June 30, Continued.

SUMMARY.

Charges-

Altera-tionsand

correc-

tions.

$18. 265.15

11,346. 32212. 05720. 10

Electro-typingand

stereo-

typing.

$408.8122. 98

9, 540. 94326. 55

1,809.94

3, 717. 13 1, 524. 4974,954.63 92.583.1710,228.94 9,694.2722,805.04 24,382.48

404.40 1,473.60

Press-work.

Bindingpam-phlets.

$29,626.17i S99.4235,093.08 121.37189,568.35 13,871.66

4,455.10:

31,627.00 538.63

9,804.21 12,916.90152.800.66 266,238.2816,190.54 11,582.7631,001.01 32,475.9532,279.04; 50,303.15

Illustra-

tions.

$5. 502,504.291,398.44

26. 40;

18. 60!

Paper.

S60, 379.

14,119.301,100.

7,562.

54, 514.

Bindingedition Rush andand overtime

misceUa- work,neous.

108,982.21

7, 075. 10

13,713.6313,411.95

91

74

61 I893.44

50! 53,079.42

75| 140,533.67.. 274,093.96

11,378.

273,180.

18, 523.

51,494.

58, 588.

1,456.05 7,036.581 2,178.27i

340.15 3,745.233,543.50; 18,847.30 34,926.24; 67,144.96 38.00

42.701 57,595.23 4,576.403,086.00

262.4505 26,168.9035 12,161.19 12,913.471 5,700.14

18,823.791 31.52

16,907.

90, 383.

8,932.

5,728.

20,649.

3,276.

18, 795. 91

180, 985. 9429,041.5938,183.8972,368.02

5, 533. 4384,327. 75

132,802.72|l68, 026. 5ll684, 298. 78 473, 154. 62157,506.48 996, 721.

'

S38.18 S4,

120. 74 1,

2, 770. 67 446,475.891

473.49 1,


810. 4645, 738. 05

5, 569. 753,338.792,093.63

Total.

10,

1.

L58!

575. 37104,

48,136.77; 13,

41,242.01! 3,

1,

64 S99,748.5568j 53,969.53771,160,722.8352i 70,920.4247j 243,341.21... 274,093.96111 10,079.11.25, 97,896.19301,996,067.01.41, 189,423.5792, 431,513.1080 248.971.7670, 58, 556. 7030, 164,653.2933; 437, .397. 06^13; 206,208.

.95

.7295,808.32

292,462.44137, 768. 2?38.160.53 —95,808.32

897, 037. 02 151, 383. 80748, 918. 32 6,307,762.74i i

110 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 9.

—

Statement showing cost of operating each branch office during the fiscal year endedJune SO, 1911.

Labor.Paper andmaterft,!.

Total.

War branchNavy branchState branchLibrary printing branchLibrary binding branch.

$28,243.8930,689.2921,781.2927,508.8355,279.04

$14,293.4710,109.472,631.1914,295.807,696. 72

$42,537.3640,798.7624, 412. 4841,804.6362,975.76

No. 10.

—

Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congres-sional Recordfor the first session of the Sixty-second Congress.

Deliver to

—

Copies.

Senate folding roomHouse folding roomHouse document roomSenate document room '..

House libraryLibrary of CongressOfficial Reporters of the HouseOfficial Reporters of the Senate.Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United StatesGovernors of the States and Territories (1 copy each)Senate librarySuperintendent of documents (for depositories)The President........Libraries of the 9 executive departments (1 copy each)Naval ObservatorySmithsonian InstitutiontJnited States National MuseumBureau of Labor libraryCivil Service CommissionOn hand, out of which 1 copy each is to be furnished to newspaper correspondents upon appli-

cation, as per act approved Mar. 26, 1911

Total

1.6465,022

1

13 506277

11

52« 20475

1

91

1

1

I

1

161

7,530

1 Of which number 1,646 copies were delivered.2 Of which number 4,000 copies were delivered.3 Of which number 30 copies were delivered by the Committee on Printing.^ Of which number 12 copies were delivered.

The number of copies of the Congressional Record authorized by law to be printedand bound was as follows:

For—

CongressLibrary of CongressOfficers of the HouseOfficers of the SenateOfficial Reporters of the SenateOfficial Reporters of the House ; -

Superintendent Senate document room.Superintendent House document roomGovernors of the States and TerritoriesJustices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United StatesThe PresidentSenate libraryHouse library (30 copies of which upon requisition of Committee on Printing)Libraries of the 9 executive departmentsNaval ObservatorySmithsonian InstitutionUnited States National MuseumBureau of Labor libraryCivil Service CommissionSuperintendent of documents (for distribution)Newspaper correspondents (1 copy each)

Total

Copies.

32,0646250507

71

1

5211

1

206091

1

1

1

1

475161

33,026

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. Ill

Of the copies authorized to be printed and bound for Congress and its officers, 24,986were delivered unbound upon orders of Members of Congress and the officers of theSenate and House.The number of copies of the daily Congressional Record authorized by law to be

printed was as follows

:

For- Copies.

Members of Congress (3 copies eacli, 1 to be reserved from their quota, 1 delivered to residence,

and 1 delivered to Capitol) ,

The President, White HouseClerk of the House (for use of officers and Members)Secretary's office. United States Senate ,

Sergeant-at-Arms of the SenateSenate and House committees (1 copy each)Official Reporters, Senate and House (2 copies each)Superintendent of Senate and House document rooms (1 copy each)Library of CongressChief Justice, Associate Justices, marshal, and clerk, Supreme Court (1 copy each)Governor of each State and Territory (1 copy each)Newspaper correspondents (1 copy each)Legations abroad (1 copy each)Foreign legations, city (1 copy each)Soldiers' Home, National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, and State Soldiers' Home

established for either Federal or Confederate soldiers (1 copy each).

Total

1,4734

991620

151282

1011

60. 165

41

33

40

2,153

No. 11.

—

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the

heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Titles. Copies.

Affairs in Mexico.Battleships for Argentine RepublicCanadian Customs Tariff, 1907Cipher CodeCode of the District of Columbia-Commercial Treaties and Conventions of the United States with France, Great Britain, New-

foundland, Argentine Republic, Ecuador, Nicaragua, and Denmark for the Island of St CroixEstimates of Foreign IntercourseExpenditures in the State DepartmentForeign Relations, 1907:

PartiPart 2

French Translation of Appendix to Case of United States v. VenezuelaFrench Translation of the Counter Case and Appendix of United States in Arbitration withVenezuela

History of the—Reciprocity Treaty of 1854 with CanadaState Department

International Conference of American States, FourthInternational Conference on Bills of ExchangeManual of Style Governing Composition and Proof-reading in the Government Printing Office.Message of the President at the Commencement of the

—

Third Session of the Sixty-first CongressFirst Session of the Sixty-second Congress

North Atlantic Coast Fisheries ArbitrationPreservation of Food Fishes

,

Proceedings Preliminary to the Reciprocity Treaty of 1854 with CanadaProtocols of the International Fur Seal ConferenceReciprocity Treaties—Favored Nation Clauses

,

Reciprocity with Canada:Hearings before the Committee on Finance of the United States Senate on ,

Message of the President to Congress on,

Papers in consideration of bill H. R. 32216Report of the American Delegates to the Third International Conference on Maritime LawSeagoing Vessels of the United States, Part VI, List of Merchant Vessels, 1910Tariff Negotiations between the United States and Foreign Governments

100255020050

1007525

525525106

106

501,000

1505075

7507505050100100100

503,00011,125

100850100

112 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIITTEE.

No. 11,

—

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.


Titles.

Abstract of Reports of Conditioa of National Banks-No. 69No. 70

.eacli.Nos. 71-73Accounting; System of the United States, 1789-1910Act to Codify, Revise, and Amend the Penal Laws of the United StatesAddress of Hon. H. C. Emory at Chicago, Saturday, Dec. 3, 1910Annual Conference of Local Appraisers, 1910Annual Report of the—

Auditor for the—Interior Department, 1910Navy Department, 1910Post Office Department, 1910State and Other Departments, 1910Treasury Department, 1910War Department, 1910 ,

Board of General Appraisers, 1910...Chief of the Secret Service, 1910Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1910

Without Statistical TablesComptroller of the—

Currency, 1910Treasury, 1910 .*

Director of the

—

Bureau of Engraving and Printing, 1910Mint, 1910

Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service, 1910Register of the Treasury, 1910Secretary of the Treasury, 1910

On the State of the Finances, 1910Supervising \rchitect, 1910Treasurer of the United States, 1910

On the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the District of ColumbiaAppropriation LawsApprox-al and Changes of Reserve Agents in Connection with the Continental CommercialNational Bank, Chicago ,

By-laws for the National Currency Association of the City of New York ,

Charge to the Jury by Judge Donworth in the United States Bank Note CaseClaims Vllowed by \ccounting Officers

Combined Statement of Receipts and Disbursements, 1910 ,

Correct Orthography of Geographic NamesDecisions of the Comptroller of the Treasury

—

Volume XVIVolume XVII—

PartiPart 2

PartsDeficiency EstimatesDefraying Expenses of Collecting Revenues from CustomsDigest of—

Appropriations, 1911

Naval A.ppropriations, 1911Emoluments of Officers of the Customs ServiceEstimates of ^ ppropriations. 1912General Form of By-laws of National BanksHygienic Laboratory B ulletins—

No. 62. Taxocoihic Value of the Microscopic Structure of the Stigmal Plates in the Tic GenusDermacentor

Digest of Comments on the Pharmacopoeia of the United StatesFacts and Problems of RabiesInfluence of Age and Temperature on the Potency of Diphtheria Antitoxin, etc-.

Solubilities of the Pharmacopoeial Organic Acids and other Salts

No. 68. Bleaching of Flour and the P^ffect of Nitrates on Certain Medicinal SubstancesNo. 69. Effects of a Restricted Diet upon Resistance of Animals to PoisonsNo. 70. Study of Melting-Pot DeterminationsNo. 71. Parasites—Some Known and Three New Endoparasitic Trematodes from American

Fresh Water Fish, etc

No. 72. Report on the Outbreak of Typhoid Fever at Omaha, NebrNo. 73. Effects of Derivatives of Choline on Blood PressureNo. 74. Digitatis StandardizationNo. 75. Digest of Comments on the Pharmacopoeia of the United States

Information Respecting Money in CirculationInstructions and Suggestions of the Comptroller of the Currency Relative to Organization of

National BanksInstructions of the Treasury Department Relative to the Tariff, Internal Revenue, and otherLaws, 1910

Interview Concerning Proposed Change in Design and Size of Paper CurrencyList of—

Changes of Stations and Duties of Commissioned and Noncommissioned Officers of the PublicHealth and Marine-Hospital Service (weekly) each..

Commissioned Officers of the Marine-Hospital Service, July, 1910

No. 63.

No. 65.

No. 66.

No. 67.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 113

No. 11.

—


heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Titles. Copies.

Manual of Stvle for Composition and Proof Reading in the Government Printing Office

National Bank Act as Amended. 1908

Message of the President at the Commencement of the Thu'd Session of the Sixty-first Congress.

.

Official Register of the United States Life-Saving Service

OleomargarineProceedings of the Assay Commission, 1911

Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service-Acute Anterior PoliomvelitisBacteriological Procedure in Suspected Cholera with Report of a Positive CaseCholera, Its Natm'e, Detection, and PreventionDisinfectantsExperimental Measles in the MonkeyField Investigation of Epidemic PoliomyelitisHistory, Development, and Statistics of Milk Charities in the United StatesHookworm Dise^ase. Its Nature. Treatment, and PreventionList of PublicationsMaritime QuarantinePresent Organization and AVork for the Protection of Health in the L^nited StatesPrevention and Destruction of Mosquitos

i

Public Health Reports (weekly). Volume XXV[

Report of an Outbreak of Typhoid Fever at Des Momes, Iowa, 1910 1

Report on an Original Form of Sulphur Burner for DisinfectionSafe Disposal of Night Soil

Sanitary Privy, Its"Purpose and ConstructionSmallpox and" Vaccination in the Philippine Islands >

Smallpox in the United States: Prevalence and Geographic Distribution I

Studies upon—Leprosy I

Plague'among Rodents I

Transactions of the Annual Conference of State and Territorial Health Officers with thej

United Srates Public .Health and Marine-Hospital Service, Seventh and Eighth each..Typhoid Bacillus Carrier, A ReviewWhat the Mayor and City Council can do in the Prevention of Tj-phoid Fever

Quarantine Laws'and Regulations of the United States ."

Reciprocity with Canada !

Register of the United States Revenue Cutter Service, July 1. 1910 !

Report of the Director of the Mint unon the Production of the Precious Metals in the UnitedStates, 1909

j

Statement of—Appropriations and Reimbtu'sements as Related to Indian Tribal Fimds

j

Balances, Appropriations, and Disbm-sements of the Government, 1910Travel Expenses of Officers and Employees

j

Treasury Decisions— 'i

Volirme XIII, 1910, Internal Revenue EditionVolume XIX, 1910, Customs Edition

Withdrawal of Alcohol from Bond for Scientific Purposes

251,000

25800

1,000300

4,0001,0008,0004,0001,2004,0001,0006.0002,0002,5004.0002,0004,000" 000500000000000000

4,0003,500

7001,5003,0004,5001.000

700

1,500

2550050

1,0001,2001,000

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

Annual Report of the

—

Librarian of Congress, 1910Register of Copyrights. 1910

Bibliographical Notes on the Issues of the Continental Congress, 1780Catalogue of Copyright Entries—Books. Periodicals, Pamphlets, Leaflets, Contributions toNewspapers or Periodicals, Lectm-es, Sermons, Addresses for Oral Delivery, Music, DramaticCompositions, Fine Arts, Photographs, Maps, Reproductions of Works" of Art, and otherarticles entered in the Office of the Register of Copyrights, published weekly for the fiscal

year 1910 ." ." each..Check List of American and English Genealogies in the Library of CongressClass G.—Geography, Anthropology, Sports,Wd Games ."

H.—Social Sciences '.

S.—Plant and Animal Industrv—AgiicultureT.—TechnologyU.—Military ScienceV.—Naval Science

Copyright of the United StatesIndex to the Lowery CollectionJournals of the Contmental Congress, 1774-1789, Volumes XVI-XVIII each..List of

—

Books on Mercantile Marine SubsidiesPublicationsReferences on—

Boycotts and Injunctions in Labor DisputesPopular Election of SenatorsReciprocity

Subject Headings '

Works Relating to the Taxation of Inheritance and Incomes, 1907

,000300100

5002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0006,0002,0002,000

2Z010,000

2,500250

2,5002.900500

10513—11- -8

114 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 11.

—


heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.


Titles.

Monthly List of State Publications, May, 1910, to January, 1911 eachReferences Relating to Reciprocity with CanadaRules and Practice Governing the Use and Issue of BooksRules and Regulations for the Registration of Claims to Copyright

Copies.

COURT OF CLAIMS.

Documents Pertaining to the Court of Claims, Third Session Sixty-first CongressIndex to Printed RecordsReports of the Court of Claims, Volume XLVSenate and House Documents, Sixty-first Congress, Third Session, Origtaating in the Court of

Claims each.Statement of the Judgments Rendered by the Court of Claims for the Year ended Dec. 3, 1910.

.


Act Making Appropriation for the Sundry Civil Expenses of the United States GovernmentAct to Amend—

Act entitled An Act to Establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy Throughout the UnitedStates

Act Entitled An Act to Incorporate the American National Red Cross

Section 11, Act of May 28, 1896 (Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses of the Gov-ernment)

Section 996 of the Revised Statutes of the United States as amended by Act of Feb. 19, 1897.

.

Act to

—

Codify, Revise, and Amend the Laws Relating to the Judiciary

Parole United States Prisoners

Annual Reports of'the—Assistant Attorney General in Charge of—

Customs Matters, 1910

Defense of Suits agaiast the United States in Court of Claims and in District and Circuit

Courts, 1910

Attorney General—19091910

Appendix

—

No. 18

No. 26Personal

Board of Trustees for the Reform School for Giiis of the District of Columbia, 1910

Code of the District of ColumbiaCriminal Code of the United States

Digest of the Official Opinions of the Attorneys General, 1789-1881

Enforcement of the White Slave Traffic Act .-

Index Records and Brief in the United States Cases

Instructions as to Enforcement of the White Slave Traffic ActList of United States Judges, Attorneys, and Marshals -

Opinions of the Attorney General:

Volume XXVIIVolume XXVIII --

Public Acts of the Third Session Sixty-first Congress each.

Pure Food Law—Canadian Club Whisky Label—BlendRegister of the Department of Justice, 1910

Report of the General Operations of the United States Penitentiary at McNeill Island, Wash.,

1910.Rules and Regulations for the Government of the United States Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga.

1911...Rules and Regulations Governing the Paroling of— ^ . , „ . o ,

Prisoners from United States Penitentiaries, Training School for Boys, Gnls' Reform School,

etc.

Prisoners from the United States Penitentiary-Atlanta, GaLeavenworth, KansMcNeil Island, Wash

United States Prisoners from Other than United States Penitentiaries

United States Bankruptcy Laws of July 1, 1898, and Amendments Thereto to June 25, 1910.

White Slave Traffic Act approved June 25, 1910

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Trial Calendar, October Term, 1910, 110


No. 11.

—



SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Titles. ' Copies.

Journal of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1910, daily each..' 100Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States adopted Jan. 7, 1884, and Rules of Practice for

the Circuit and District Courts 1 , 000United States Banki-uptcy Law, 1898, Amendments Thereto and General Orders and Forms inBankruptcy

l

1,500


Accident Bulletins, Nos. 35-38 each..Act to

—

Promote the Safety of Employees and Travelers upon Railroads by Compelling CommonCarriers Engaged in Interstate Commerce to Equip their Locomotives with Safe and Suit-

able Boilers and Appurtenances TheretoRegulate Commerce (as amended) and Acts Supplementary Thereto

Address of President Decker afc the Twenty-second Annual Convention of the National Associa-tion of Railway Commissioners

Advance in Rates for Transportation of Agricultural ImplementsAdvances in Freight Rates by Carriers, Volume I, ProposedAnnual Report of the—

Block Signal and Train Control BoardInterstate Commerce Commission ,

Advance CopiesExtracts from—Railway Accidents, etc

Annual Report on the Statistics of—Express Companies, FirstRailways in the United States—

Twenty-firstTwenty-second—

TextFull Report

Answers to Important Questions Relative to the Several Classifications for Steam Roads Issuedby the Interstate Commerce Commission

Application of—Act to Regulate Commerce to Telephone and Telegraph CompaniesAmended Fourth Section of the Act to Export and Import Rates

Boiler Inspection ActClassification of—

Expenditures for Road and EquipmentOperating Expenses as Prescribed by the Interstate Commerce Commission for Steam Roads,July 1, 1908

Operating Expenses for Additions and BettermentsOperating Expenses of Electric Railways

' Operating Expenses—WaterOperating Revenues—WaterOperatmg Revenues of Electric RailwaysRevenues and Expenses—Pipe Lines

Conference RuUngs Bulletin No. 5

Decisions upon Questions Raised under Classifications Prescribed by the Interstate CommerceCommission for—Express CompaniesSteam Roads

Explanations to the National Car Demurrage Rules, ProposedIndex to Senate HearingsInvestigation and Suspension of Advances in Rates by Carriers for the Transportation of Cement.Investigation of Proposed Schedules on LumberNotification of Hearing under Fourth Section of ActOrder In re-

Application for Relief under Fourth Section of Act to Regulate Commerce of June 18, 1910.

.

Destruction of Records of—Sleeping Car CompaniesSteam Roads

Extension of Period within which Common Carriers shall Comply with Safety-ApplianceStandards

Irregularities in Dating Bills of LadingInvestigation and Suspension of—

Advanced RatesCertain Increase in Rates for Transportation of Cattle to Oklahoma City, OklaCertain SchedulesSchedules Canceling their Rates with Certain Tap-line Connections

Matter of Suspension of Tariff Publications Containing Increased RatesRegulations for the Transportation of Inflammable Articles and AcidsReturn of Extra Fare, limited Excursion TicketsRevision Local and Joint Passenger Tariffs that are not in Accordance with Provision of

F'ourth Section of Act to Regulate CommerceStandard Height of DrawbarsTranscontinental and Intermediate RatesTransportation of Inflammable Articles and Acids

8,000

2,00013,000

30080025

5,10035,0004,0002,500

5,000

8,500

1,0008,500

9,500

4,00020,0005,000

1,000

7,50015,0001,0003,0003,0001,0001,000

15,000

9001,5008,000

200350500

10,500

15,000

50012,500

10.0003,000

3,800500

1,000500

7,0003,000500

8,00011,0002.5003,000


No. 11.

—

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION—Continued.

Titles.

Order on Block Signal ReportsOrder: United States Safety-Appliance StandardsPermitting Ordinary Changes in Rates and Fares, Pending Action upon Application for Relief.

.

Proceedings of the Twenty-second Annual Convention of the National Association of RailwayCommissioners, Nov. 15-17, 1910, Washington, D. C

Regulations for the Transportation of Dangerous Articles other than ExplosivesReport of—

Block Signals on Railroads in the United StatesCommittee on

—

Grade CrossingsPowers, Duties, and Work of State Railway CommissionsRailroad StatisticsRailroad Taxes and Plans for Ascertaining Value of Railroad PropertyRates and Rate MakingShippers' ClaimsSimplification of Railway Tariffs

Reports:Volume XVIII

Index toVolume XIX

Index toRevenues and Expenses of Steam Roads: Bulletins 15-27 each..Rules of Practice Before the Commission in Cases and Proceedings under the Act to RegulateCommerce

.

"

Safety-Appliance Acts and Ash Pan ActTable of—

Cases and Opinions of the Interstate Commerce Commission: Volumes XVIII and XIX,Interstate Commerce Commission Reports, Supplement No. 2

Cases on the Formal Docket of the Interstate Commjerce Commission from AprU, 1887, toAugust 28, 1906, not disposed of in the Printed Reports, with Lists of Commodities andLocations

Tariff Circular No. 19aTentative Order in re Issuing and Recording PassesThird Supplemental Order: Bills of LadingUnited States Safety-Appliance Standards

Copies.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Address by Charles D. Norton on Economy and Efficiency in the Government Service.'

Address of President Taft at—Banquet of the—

American Societv for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes at the New Wil-lard, Washington, D. C, Dec. 17, 1910

National Tariff Commission Association, Jan. 12, 1911

Chicago, 111., June 3, 1911Cmcinnafci, Ohio, Sept. 21, 1910Dinner of the—

Lincoln Centennial Association, Springfield, 111., Feb. 11, 1911.

Ohio Society of Washington in Commemoration of McKinley 's BirthdayJoint Session of the Forty-seventh General Assembly of Illinois, Feb. 11, 1911National Conservation Congress at St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 5, 1910National Com Exposition, Columbus, Ohio, February, 1911Southern Commercial Congress, Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 10, 1911

Biographical Sketch of the PresidentMessage of the President at the Commencement of the Sixty-first Congress, Third SessionOutline for the Reclassification of Estimates of Government Expenditures on a Uniform BasisPresident's Inquiry in re Economy and EfficiencyPresident's Special Message to Congress, Mar. 3, 1911Remarks of Hon. Richard W. Austin of Tennessee: " President Taft on Canadian Reciprocity".

.

Report of the Progress of the Work Pertaining to the President's Inquiry into Economy andEfficiency, Sept. 27 to Dec. 31, 1910


Annual Report, 1909Expenditures of the Smithsonian Institution, 1910Recent Discoveries Bearing on the Antiquity of Man in EuropeReport of the

—

Executive Committee and Proceedings of the Board of Regents, 1910Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1910

7,000"

50200

2502,000


No, 11.

—

Statement of annual reports and documents 'printed upon requisitions by the


NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Titles. Copies.

Annual Report of the National Museum, 1910 ' 6. 000Bulletin-

No. 73. Account of the Beaked "UTiales of the Family Ziphidse in the Collection of the United ,

States National Museum . . i 2, 400

No. 74. On Some West Indian Echinoids I 2, 400No. 75. North Pacific Ophiurans in the Collection of the United States National Museum 2. 400

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium:Volume XIII, Parts 6-9 each.. 3.200Volume XIV. Part 2 3. 200Volume XV. Part 1 3, .500

National Gayery of Art 1 . 000Proceedings of the United States National Museum, A'olumes XXXVII and XXXVIII each. . 2, 900

BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY.

Bulletin-No. 37. Antiquities of Central and Southeastern Missouri.No. 45. Chippewa Music

Handbook of—American Indian Languages, Part 1

American Indians, Volume II

3..5003.500

2.5003,500

INTERNATIONAL CATALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE.

Report on International Catalogue of Scientific Literature

.

250

AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION.

Annual Report, 1908, Volume I. 2.500

ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY.

Report on the Astrophysical Observatory. 500

PAN AMERICAN UNION.

Agriculttu-al Machinery in Foreign CountriesArticles on—

ArgentinaBoliviaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaCubaDominican RepublicEcuadorGuatemalaHaitiHondtirasMexicoNicaraguaPanamaParaguayPeruSalvadorUruguayVenezuela

Coal Trade in Latin AmericaCotton Goods in Latin America. Parts 1 and 2

Monthly Bulletin:English Edition-

Volume XXX. Januarv to Jtme. 1910. Index to.Volume XXXI—

July-October. 1910November. 1910December, 1910Index to

.each.

.each.

100

2.5001.0002.0001.5001.2501.0001.250i.poo1,0001.5001,0001.5003,0001.5001.250i:ooo1.5001.5001.0001.250

100100

2.500

4,5005,0004,5002,500

118 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

No. 11.

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by^ the


PAN AMERICAN UNION—Continued.

Titles. Copies.

Monthly Bulletin—Continued.English Edition—Continued.

VolTome XXXII—January, 1911I'ebruary, 1911March-June, 1911 each

Foreign Edition-Volume XXX, January to June, 1910, Index toVolume XXXI—

July-September, 1910 eachOctober-December, 1910 eachIndex to

Volume XXXII, January to June, 1911 eachProceedings of the Fourth Pan American ConferenceShoe and Leather Trade in—

Argentina, Chile, Peru, and UruguayCuba and Mexico


Acts and Extracts from Acts of Congress Pertaining to the Isthmian CanalAnnual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission, 1910Convention between the United States and the Republic of Panama, 1903Estimates of Appropriations for Isthmian Canal Commission, 1912Executive Orders relative to the Isthmian Canal CommissionHearings Concerning Estimates for the Construction of the Isthmian Canal, 1912Manual of Information concerning Employments for Service on the Isthmus of PanamaMinutes of Meetings of the Isthmian Canal Commission

—

One hundred and fifty-seventh to One hundred and fifty-ninth each1910 (One hundred and fifty-sixth to One hundred and fifty-eighth)

Report of the Department of Sanitation, May, 1910-April, 1911 : eachStudies in Relation to Malaria

COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Act to Provide for the Thirteenth and Subsequent Decennial CensusesAnnual Report of the

—

Assessor, 1910Auditor, 1910Board of—

Charities, 1910With appended reports of institutions

Children's Guardians, 1910EducationTrustees and Librarian of Public Library

Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital, 1910Collector of Taxes, 1910Columbia Hospital for Women and Lying-in Asylum, 1910Conamissioners of the District of Columbia, 1910

—

Volume I

Volume II

Pamphlet editionDepartment of Insurance, 1910 .•

Electrical Department, 1910Fire Department, 1910Industrial Home SchoolInspector of Gas and Meters, 1910Major and Superintendent of Metropolitan Police, 1910Superintendent of the

—

Industrial Home School for Colored Children, 1910Street Cleaning Department, 1910

Tuberculosis Hospital, 1910Code of the District of ColumbiaJoint Resolution Authorizing the Postponement of the Fifteenth International Congress of

Hygiene and DemographyMethods of Municipal Assessment in the District of ColumbiaTariff Act of Aug. 5, 1909


No. 11.

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WEATHER BUREAU.

Titles. Ck)pies.

Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, 1909Parts II and IV each.Parts III and V each.

Brief List of Meteorological Text Books and Reference BooksDaily River Stages, Part 10

Frost and Temperature Conditions in the Cranberry Marshes of WisconsinInstructions for—

Cooperative ObserversOperating the Hydrograph and Tabulating RecordsPreparing Meteorological Forms

Monthly Weather Review

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November-December, 1910 each.January-March, 1911 , each.

Mount Weather Observatory Bulletin, Volume III, Part 5

Normal Temperature of Porto Rico, West IndiesStatement of the Chief of the Weather Bureau before the Committee on Appropriations, 1911...

1,00050100

1,000750

1,000

5,0001,000

300

1,5001,5251,250

50050


Abortion or Slinking the CalfAct making Appropriations for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year 1912Actinomycosis or Lumpy JawAdulteration and Misbranding of the Seeds of Alfalfa, Red Clover, etcAgricultural and Botanical Explorations in PalestineAgricultural Conditions in Southern New YorkAgricultural Explorations in the Fruit and Nut Orchards of ChinaAgricultural Fair Associations and their UtUization in Agricultural Education and Improvement.Agricultural GraphicsAgricultural Observations on the Truckee-Carson Irrigation ProjectAgricultural Statistics, 1909Agricultural Survey of Four Townships in Southern New HampshireAgriculture as First Year Science.AKaLfa Caterpillar

Alfalfa WeevilAlluvial Lands of the Lower Mississippi Valley and Their DrainageAmerican Mineral Water—The New England States ,

American Root Drugs ,

American System of Agricultural Education ,

Analyses of Canned Peas and Beans, showing Composition of Different Grades ,

Anatomy of the Honey Bee ,

Animals' Imported for Breeding PurposesAnnotated Bibliography of the Mexican Cotton Boll WeevilAnnual Report of the—

Acting Chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry, 1910 ,

Alaskan Agricultural Experiment Stations, 1909Appointment Clerk, 1910Chief of the Bureau of—

Animal Industry—1S091910

Biological Survey, 1910Soils, 1910Statistics, 1910

Weather Bureau, 1910Department of Agriculture, 1910Di\ision of Accounts and Disbursements, 1910Director of the Office of—

Experiment Stations, 1910Public Roads

Editor, 1910Entomologist, 1910Forester, i9]0Governor of Alaska for 1910 on the Alaska Game LawHawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, 1910.Librarian, 1910Office of Experiment Stations, 1909 . . ,

Secretary of Agriculture, 1910 ,

Abridged editionTo the President

Solicitor, 1910Anthrax, with special reference to the Production of ImmunityAphides Affecting the AppleApplication of Some of the Principles of Heredity to Plant Breeding.Appropriations for Department of Agriculture, House Report, 1910.

.

Arbor DayArea TableArmy Worm

3,000200

2,50077,0003,50015,0002,50015,00019,5002,00041,00016,0004,0005,0007,0001,0001,0001,0005,0002,0001,0005,0002,000

1,5005,0001,000

7,0002,5002,500

2002,5001.000

100200

2,5002,500500

1,5002,5006,0005,000

5003,0003.100

45,0005,0002.5005.0004,5001,500100

5,00010,5001,000

120 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 11.

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Statement of annual reports and documents -printed upon requisitions by the



Titles. Copies.

Asparagus Beetlesj

2, 500Asparagu s Miner 2 , 500Asparagus Miner—Notes on the Asparagus Beetles 1,500Aspens: Their Growth and Management 10,500Assaying of Alkaloidal Drugs

! 50Assimilation of Nitrogen by Rice

j

7, 000Bacillus Necrophorus and its Economic Importance \ 2, 000Bacteriological Studies of the Soils of the Truckee-Carson Irrigation Project

!

2,500Bacteriological Study of Ham Souring

; 5, 000Bacteriology of Commercially Pasteurized and Raw Market Milk

|

5,000Barium in Soils 2, 500Bedbug

I6,000

Bee Keeping in Massachusettsj

500Beef Production in Alabama

; 3, 000Biometrical Study of Egg Production in the Domestic Fowl 2,000Birds of Cahfornia in Relation to the Fruit Industry

I

3, 000Bitumens and their Essential Constituents for Road Construction and Maintenance • 7,000Blackleg—Its Nature, Cause, and Prevention i 10, 000Bobwhite and other Quails of the United States in their Economic Relations

j

1, 000Boys' Demonstration Work—Organization and Instruction—The Corn Clubs

j

275,000Breeding Drought Resistant Forage Plants for the Great Plains Area

!3,500

Breeding Horses for the United States Army (i, 500Breedmg New Types of Egyptian Cotton ' 2, 500Broad-nosed Grain Weevil—Long-nosed Flour Beetle 2,500Brood Diseases of Bees 3, 000Bulletins of Interest to Persons Residing in Cities and Towns

;

' 122,000Burning Quality of Tobacco, with Suggestions for its Improvement in the Flue-cured Types of

'

Eastern North Carolina and South Carolinaj

1,500By-products of the Sugar Beet and their Uses 500Calcium, Magnesium, and Phosphorus in Food and Nutrition I 2, 100California Ground Squirrel

}

5,000Carpet Beetle or Buffalo Moth

I

2, 000Catalogue of Recently Described Coccidse

j

2, 000Cattle Breeders' Associations in Denmark 4, 000Cattle Quarantine Act ' 1 , 500Cause and Prevention of Pear BUght 1 , 000Cause of American Foul Brood !

2. 500Causes of Southern Rural Conditions and the Small Farm as an Important Remedy 5, 000Chemical Nature of Soil Organic Matter 3, 000Chemistrv of Fumigation with Hydrocyanic Acid Gas 2. 500Chinch Bug ' 1.000Citrange, a New Citrus Fruit \ 1 , 500Clover Root-borer : 2. 500Cockroaches 3,000Codling Moth in the Ozarks 1-000Codling Moth or Apple Worm ^ 2,000Cold Resistance of Alfalfa and Some Factors Influencing It

,

3, 000College Extension in Agriculture 1 7, 000Color of Soils 2,000Colorado Ant

j

3,000Coloring Matters for Foodstuffs, and Methods for their Detection

|

1,500Comfort and Conveniences of the Farm Home - 3, 000Commercial Hickories

i5 , 000

Commercial Pear Culture 3. 000Commercial Tui-pentines, their Quality and Methods for their Examination ; 3, 000Common Squash Bug 1 , 000Comparative Rate of Decomposition in Drawn and Undrawn Market Poultry _

:10, 000

Comparative Study of-Methods of Examining Feces for Evidences of Parasitism 3, 500Comparison of Beef and Yeast Extracts of Known Origin

i

3, 000Compendium of the Official Southern and Western Freight Classifications 1,000Competitive Exhibitions of Milk and Cream 1, 000Consolidated Rural Schools and Organization of a County System

i20,000

Consumption of Fire-wood in the United States 11, 000Contributions to a Knowledge of the Corn Root-aphis * 2, 000Contributions toward a Monograph of the Bark Weevils of the Genus Pissodes i 2, 000Control of— i

Bovine Tuberculosis|

10, 000Brown-rot and Plum Curculio on Peaches ' 5,500Cotton Wilt and Root-knot i

15, 000Hog Cholera by Serum Immunization ' 1, 500Peach Brown-rot and Scab 2, 000

Cooperative Distribution of New Smyrna Figs and CaprifigsI

1, 000Cost of Pumping from Wells for the Irrigation of Rice in Louisiana and Arkansas 500Cotton Selection on the Farm by the Characters of the Stalks. Leaves, and Bolls 5,000Cottony Maple Scale 2, 000Cow Testing Associations ' 3,000Cowpea Curculio 2, 500


2so. 11.

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Titles. Copies.

Crop Reporter

—

July, 1910August. 1910September. 1910October-November. 1910 each..December. 1910

SupplementJanuary. 1911Februajy-March, 1911 each.

.

April. 1911May. 1911June. 1911

Crops for Southern FarmsCrown Gall and SarcomaCrown Gall of Plants: Its Cause and RemedyCultivation and Fertilization of Peach OrchardsCultivation and Handling of GoldensealCultivation of Hemp in the United StatesCtUtviral Studies of Species of PeniciUiiunCurly Top of BeetsDamage to Telephone and Telegraph Poles by Woodboring InsectsData on the Locust Borer '

Decisions in Regard to Labeling Medici(ial PreparationsDelivery of Water to IrrigatorsDesigns for Dairy BtiildingsDetermination of—

Deterioration of Maize with Special Reference to PellagraNicotia Solutions and Tobacco Extracts

Diagnosis of Glanders by Complement FLxationDigestibility of Cheese .

Dimorphic Branches in Tropical Crop Plants—Cotton. Coffee. Cacao, the Central AmericanRubber Tree, and the Banana

Directions for

—

Planting Bulbs-HyacinthsTulips and Narcissus

Use of Blackleg VaccineDirectory of—

Bureau of Animal Industry—i

July. 1910October. 1910 j

January. 1911|

April. i911I

Officials and Organizations Concerned with the Protection of Birds and Game. iylO i

Dissemination of Disease by Dairy Products and Methods for PreventionDistinguishing Characters of the Seeds of Quack-grass and of Certain \Mieat-grasses >

Distribution and Migration of North American-Ducks. Geese,, and SwansShorebirds

Distribution of—Cotton Seed in 1911Rocky Moimtain Spotted Fever Tick

Does it Pay the Farmer to Protect BirdsDrainage of Irrigated Lands in the San Joaquin Valley. CalDrainage Situation in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. TexDrought Resistance of the Olive in the Southwestern StatesDry Farming in Relation to Rainfall and EvaporationDry-land Grains

For Western North and South DakotaIn the Great Basin

Dwarf MiloEgg Trade of the United StatesElectrical Bridge for the Determination of Soluhle Salts in Soils.Electrically Controlled Constant Temperature Water Bath for the Immersion Refractometer ..

Engelmann Spruce in the Rockv MoimtainsEradicating Cattle Ticks in CaliiforniaEradication of Cattle Tuberculosis in the District of ColumbiaEstimation of—

lodin in Organic Compounds and its Separation from other HalogensMoisture in Creosoted WoodTotal Sohds in Milk by the Use of Formulas

Euonymus ScaleExamination of Soil Samples . V. ... ...Experiment Station Literatiue. Card Index ofExperiment Station Record:

Volume XXIL Index NiunberVolume XXm—

Nos. 1-S each..No. 9

160,000165. 000166, 000165,000166, 000170,000166,000162, 000174, 000164, 000169,000150, 0003.0001,0002,0001,5003.0001,0002,0002,500500

9,0005.0005.000

4, 0004, 0003,5007,000

2.000

2,00014.00010,000

3.0004,5003.0003,0004. 5002,5004.000

1,5005,000

13.5002,5003,000500

5,0002.50012.0001.0002.5004.5001.000S.OOO

- 3.0003.0009.0005,0002,500

2.5001.0004,0002.5003.0001,500

7,300

,300.000

122 KEPORT OP THE. PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 11.

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, Continued.


Titles.

Experiment Station Record—Continued.Volume XXIV—

Nos. 1-2 eachNos. 3-6 each

Experiment Station Work:Volume III, Nos. 17-21 eachVolume IV, Nos. 1-3 each

Experiment Station Work with—PeachesRailway Crossties

Experiments in Blueberry CultureExperiments on the—

Apple with some New and Little-known FungicidesStrength of Treated Timber

Exports of Farm and Forest Products, 1907-1909Extra Cost of Producing Clear MilkExtraction of Grains and Cattle Foods for the Determination of SugarsFall Breaking and the Preparation of the Seed BedFarmers' Bulletins:

AlfalfaAlfalfa SeedAlkali LandsAngora GoatAnnual Flowering PlantsAnthrax with Special Reference to Its SuppressionApple and How to Grow It

Asparagus CultureBacteria in MilkBarley Culture in the United StatesBarley: Growing the CropBarnyard ManureBasket WillowBeansBeans, Peas, and Other Legumes as FoodBeautifying the Home GroundsBeesBetter Grain Sorghum CropsBoll Weevil ProblemBoys' and Girls' Agricultural Clubs -

Bread and Bread MakingBreeds of Dairy CattleBroom CornBrown-tail Moth and How to Control it

Building Up a Rundown Cotton PlantationButter Making on the FarmCabbageCanada Bluegrass: Its Culture and UsesCanadian Field Peas ,

Canned Fruit, Preserves and Jellies

Canning Peaches on the FarmCanning Vegetables in the HomeCapons and CaponizingCare of Food in the Home

Milk and its Use in the HomeCassavaCeleryCement Mortar and ConcreteCereal Breakfast FoodsCheese Making on the FarmChoice of Crops for Alkali LandCitrus Emit Growing in the Gulf States :

Clearing New LandClover Farming on the Sandy Jack-pine Lands of the NorthCommercial FertilizersComparative Value of Whole Cotton Seed and Cotton-seed Meal in Fertilizing CottonConditions Affecting the Values of Market HayConstruction of Concrete Fence PostsControl of Blowing SoilsControlling the Boll Weevil in Cotton Seed and at GinneriesCom CultivationCorn Culture in the South '

Corn-Harvesting MachineryCorrosion of Fence WireCotton Seed and its Products

' Cotton WiltCowpeasCranberry CultureCream Separator on Western FarmsCucumbers


No. 11.

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Statement of annual reports and documents ^printed upon requisitions by the



Titles.

Fanners' Bulletins—Continued.Cultivation of MushroomsCulture of TobaccoDairy HerdDairy Industry in the SouthDamage to Sugar Cane in Louisiana by the Moth BorerDanger of General Spread of the Gipsy Moth and Brown-tail Moth through ImportedNursery Stock

Dehorning of CattleDemonstration Work on Southern FarmsDiversified Farming Under the Plantation SystemDodder in Relation to Farm SeedsDrainage of Farm Lands ;

Irrigated LandsDucks and GeeseEconomical Use of Meat in the HomeEggs and their Uses as FoodEmmer—A Grain for Semiarid RegionsEucalypts in FloridaEvaporation of ApplesExample of Model FarmingExperiment Station Work-

No. 1

No. 2No. 3

Nos. 4, 6, 8 , each.No. 9 ,

Nos. 10, 11 each.No. 12Nos. 14, 15, 16 each.Nos. 19, 20 each..Nos. 21, 22, 23 each.No. 27Nos. 28, 29, 31, 32 each.No. 34No. 35Nos. 36, 37 each.Nos. 38, 41 each.Nos. 43, 44 each.No. 46.No. 47Nos. 48, 49 each.No. 50 .

Nos. 52, 53, 54, 55 each.No. 56 . . ... . . . .

No. 57No. 58 .

Nos. 59, 60 each.No. 61

No. 62No. 63 '.

Facts About MilkFarm Management in Northern Potato-growing SectionsFarm Practice in the—

Columbia Basin UplandsUse of Commercial Fertilizers in the South Atlantic States

Feeding Hogs in the SouthFeeding of Farm AnimalsFence-Post TreesFermented MilksFish as FoodFlax for Seed and FiberFood Value of Corn and Corn ProductsForage Crops for Hogs in Kansas and OklahomaForest Nurseries for SchoolsForest Planting and Farm ManagementFumigation of Citrus Trees in CaliforniaFungicides and their Uses in Preventing Diseases of FruitsGame Laws for 1910Germination of Seed CornGipsy Moth and How to Control ItGrape Diseases on the Pacific CoastGrape Growing in the South

1

Growing and Curing HopsGuinea Fowl and Its Use as Food

!

Habit-forming Agents ; i

Harmfulness of Headache Mixturesi

Harvesting and Storing Corn ; 1


No. 11.

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Titles.

Farmers' Bulletins—Continued.Hindi Cotton in EgyptHog CholeraHog Houses.-Home Fruit GardenHome Grown TeaHome Manufacture and Use of Unfermented Grape JuiceHome Production of Onion Seeds and SetsHome Vegetable GardenHome VineyardHorseshoeingHousehold Tests for the Detection of OleomargarineHow a City Family Managed a FarmHow Insects Afiect Health in Rural DistrictsHow to

—

Build Small Irrigation DitchesDestroy English SparrowsDestroy Rats

Important InsecticidesImportation of Game Birds and Eggs for PropagationIncubation and IncubatorsIndustrial AlcoholInsect and Fungous Enemies of the Grape East of the Rocky MountainsInsects Injurious to Citrus Fruits and Methods of Destroying ThemIrrigation in

—

CaliforniaField and Garden

Irrigation of—Alfalfa

GrainOrchardsSugar Beets

LawnLeguminous Crops for Green ManuringLightning and Lightning ConductorsLiming of Soils

Macadam RoadsManagement of Soils to Conserve MoistureManuring of CottonMaple Sugar and SirupMarketing Eggs through the CreameryMarketing Farm ProduceMeadow Fescue: Its Culture and UseMeat on the FarmMeats—Composition and CookingMethod of—

Breeding Early Cotton to Escape Boll-weevil DamageEradication Johnson Grass

Methods of—Curing TobaccoExterminating the Texas Fever Cattle TickPoultry Management at the Maine Agricultural Experiment Station

Milk Fever: Its Simple and Successful TreatmentMilletsModern Conveniences for the Farm HomeMore Profitable Corn Planting MethodMuskratNotes on FrostNuts and their Uses as FoodOats-

Distribution and UsesGrowing the Crop

Okra: Its Culture and UsesOnion CultureOstrich Industry in the United StatesPeanutPeanutsPheasant Raising in the United StatesPig ManagementPineapple GrowingPotato as a Truck CropPotato Culls as a Source of Industrial Alcohol...Potato CulturePotato Culture on Irrigation Farms of the WestPotato Diseases and their TreatmentPotatoes and Other Root Crops as FoodPoultry as FoodPoultry ManagementPractical Information for Beginners in Irrigation


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Titles. Copies.

Farmers' Bulletins—Continued.Practical Suggestions for Farm Buildings -

Preparation of Vegetables for the TablePreservative Treatment of Fann TimbersPrevention of Stinking Smut of V\ heat and Loose Smut of OatsPrimer of ForestryPrinciples of—

Horse FeedingNutrition and Nutritive ^'alue of Food

Production of—Cigar-leaf Tobacco in PennsylvaniaGood Seed Corn

Profitable Cotton FarmProfitable Tenant Dau^^ FarmPropagation of PlantsProtection of Orchards in the Pacific Northwest from Spring Frosts by Means of Fires andSmudges

PruningRabies of ''Hydrophobia'-'Raising Sheep for Mutton. .'

Rape as a Forage CropRaspberriesRemedies and Preventives against MosquitoesRenovating of ^N orn-out Soils

Repair of FaiTQ EquipmentReplanning a Farm for Profit

Rice CultureRoselleSand-clay and Burnt-clay RoadsScabies in CattleScale Insects and Mites on Citnis Trees.School Exercises in Plant Production.

.

School GardenSchool Lessons on CornSeed CornSeed of Red Clover and its Impurities.Sheep FeedingSilos and SUageSilver Fox FarmingSixty-Day and Kherson OatsSmall Farms in the Corn BeltSoil CoEservation.Soil Fertility

Some Comnion BirdsSome Common DisinfectantsSome Facts About MalariaSoy BeansSpraying for—

Apple Diseases and the Codling Moth in the OzarksCucumber and Melon DiseasesThe Control of Brown-rot, Scab, and Curciilio on Peaches.

Squab RaisingStandard Varieties of ChickensStrawberriesSuccessful Alabama Diversification FarmSuccessful Hog and Seed-Corn FarmSuccessful Poultry and Dairy FarmSuccessful Southern Hay FarmSugar as FoodSugar BeetSweet PotatoesSystem of Tenant Farming and Its ResultsTesting Farm Seeds in the Home and in the Rural Sctiool.Texas or Tick Fever and Its PreventionThirty Poisonous PlantsThree Insect Enemies of Shade TreesTobacco SoilsTomatoesTreatment of Bee DiseasesTree Planting on Rural School GroundsTuberculin Test of Cattle for TuberculosisTurkeysUse of—

Alcohol and Gasoline in Farm EnginesFruit as a FoodMilk as FoodSplit-log Drag on Earth RoadsWind Mills in Irrigation in the Semiarid West

30.000160,00010,00020. 00015, 000

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30,00055,00020, GOO20.00020,000

10,0C050,00065, 00020, 00010.00020, 00095. 00030.00030,00040, 00025.0005;oco

20, 00010.00010,00070, 00030,00085,00085,00020,00020,00020. COO5,000

30,00020,00085,00015,00020.00020,00045,00010,000

25,00010,00045, 00040, COO

120, 00045, 00025, 00035, 00090,00010,00040,0C025,00040,0003o;ooo20,00020,00025,00015.0005.000

45.00030, 00010,00025,00055,000

10,00045,00060.00045,00020,000


No. 11.—Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.


Titles.

Farmers' Bulletins—Continued.Usefulness of the American ToadWeeds and How to Kill ThemWeeds Used in Medicine^V'inter Oats for the South

Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration WorkField Instructions for

Farmers' Institutes for Young PeopleFarmers' Institutes in the United States, 1909Farming as an Occupation for City-bred MenFederal Legislation, Regulations, and Rulings AfEecting Agricultural Colleges and ExperimentStations

Fertilizers for

—

Southern Farms,

Special CropsField Studies of the Crown-gall and Hairy-root of the Apple TreeField Stvidies on the Crown-gall of the GrapeFood and Drugs Act

,

Food and Nutrition Investigations of the Office of Experiment Stations—Organization andPublications

Food Customs and Diet in American HomesFood of the . v'oodpeckers of the United States

,

Foot-rot of SheepForest Planting in Illinois

Forest Planting on Coal Lands in Western PennsylvaniaForest Resources of the WorldForest Trees of the Pacific SlopeForestry and the Lumber SupplyForestry in

—

Nature StudyPublic Schools

Forests of the United States—Their UseFour Years' College Course in AgricultureFractional Distillation of Coal Tar CreosoteFree Publications of the Department of Agriculture Classified for the Use of TeachersFruit Growing for Home Use in the Central and Southern Great PlainsFruit Tree Bark BeetleFruits Recommended by the American Pomological Society, etcFumigation Investigations in CaliforniaFustic Wood: Its Substitutes and AdulterantsGenotypes of the Sawflies and Woodwasps, or the Superfamily TenthredinoideaGid Parasites and Allied Species of the Cestode Genus MulticepsGlanders and FarcyGrain Movement in the Great Lakes RegionGrape Investigations in the Vinifera Regions of the United States with Reference to ResistantStocks, Direct Producers, and Viniferas

Grape Root-worm with Especial Reference to Investigations in the Erie Grape Belt from 1907-1909

Grape Spraying Experiments in Michigan, 1909Grimm Alfalfa and its Utilization in the NorthwestGrowth and Management of Douglas Fir in the Pacific NorthwestHandling Wheat from Field to Mill

History and Distribution of SorghumHorn FlyHouse AntsHouse FleasHouse Flies :

How Farmers may Utilize the Special Warnings of the Weather BureauHow to—

Build a Stave Silo

Control the Pear ThripsCultivate and Care for Forest Plantations on the Semiarid Plains. . . -

Kill and Bleed Market PoultryPack and Ship Young Forest TreesTransplant Forest Trees

Hydrocyanic-acid Gas Against Household InsectsIdentification of Food ColorsImportance and Improvement of the Grain SorghumsImportant Factors in the Production of Sanitary MilkImported Cabbage WormImports of Farm and Forest Products, 1907-1909Improved Methods for the Production of Market Milk by Ordinary DairiesImprovement of the Oat CropImprovements in the Knorr Fat Extraction ApparatusIndex Catalogue of Medical and Veterinary Zoology, parts 28-34 each.Index to Service Announcements, 1910Infectious Anemia, or Swamp Fever of HorsesInfluence, Destruction, and Precipitation of Invertase by Alcohol


II —Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the'

heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, Continued.


Titles. Copies.

Influence of Food Preservatives and Artificial Colors on Digestion and Health, parts 1 and 2, I

eagli 500

Informat'ion AlDout Spraying for Orchard Insects . . .

Information for Importers of Animals for Breeding Purposes. ... lo, 000

Information in Regard to Fabricated Wire Fences and Hints to Purchasers;

4, 500

Information Regarding Employment on the National Forests 10, 500

"^^^^^getation and Animal Life by Smelter Wastes 2, 500

Vegetation by Smelter Fumes 100

Insect Injuries to the Wood of Living Trees ........ 4, oOO

Insects in Their Relation to the Reduction of the Future Supplies of Timber -,

4, 500

Insects Injurious to—; ^

Forest Products '

Forests and Forest Products—Damage to Chestnut Telephone and Telegraph Poles by Wood- \

boring Insects ;^'500

Wood of Dying and Dead Trees 3, 500

Insects which Kill Forest Trees -

.

.. ... 4.o00

Inspection of Imported Meats dnd Meat Food Products Under the Food and Drugs Act of June ,

30 190Gi

1,500

Instructions for'Prepariiig and'Shippiiig Pathological Specimens for Diagnosis i 1, 000

Instructions Regarding the Collection of Samples Under the Insecticide Act of 1910,

400

Introduction of the Hungarian Partridge into the United States;

1, 000

Investigations into the Habits of Certain Sarcophagidaei

2, 500

Investigations of Irrigation Practice in Oregon 2, 500

Irrigation in Colorado\

5, 000

Irrigation in the—Sacramento Valley , Cal 1 , 000

San Joaquin Valley, Cal 0, 000

State of Washuigton 1, 000

Kiln-drvmg Hardwood Lumber 2, 000

Knife for Killuig Poultry G, 500

Kowliang ^500

LaceyAct 1^500

Larger Apple-tree Borers 2, 500

Larger Corn-stalk Borer 2, 500

Lawn Soils 2,000

Leaf Hoppers of the Sugar Beet 1, 000

Legume Inoculation and the Litmus Reaction of Soils 5, 000

Lespedeza, or Japan Clover 15. 000

Lesser Clover-leaf Weevil 2. 000

Lesser Grain-borer: Larger Grain Borer 2,500

Life History of the Codling Moth and Its Control on Pears in California 2, 500

In Northwestern Peimsylvania ; 2, 500

Light Bummg in California Forests 5.000

Lime-Sulphur Mixtures for the Summer Sprayhig of Orchards 2, 000

Lime-Sulphui'-Salt Wash and Its Substitute 1, 000

Lune-Sulphur Washes for the San Jose Scale,

1, 000

Lip and Leg Ulceration of Sheep 2, 000List of—

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stationsi

1, 000Duplicates in Library .'. 500Farmers Bulletins 1, 000, 000Farmers Bulletins of Interest to Persons Residing in Cities and Towns .*

i 50, 000Insects Affecting Stored Cereals, with Notes on Some Species \ 2, 500

Soil Surveys 3,000State Directors of Farmers' Institutes and Farmers' Institute Lecturers of the Ignited States . 4, 000Station Publication Received bv the Office of Experiment Stations

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June-September, 1910 " each. . 2, 500October, 1910-May, 1911 each. . 3,000

Loose Smuts of Barley and Wheat ' 1, 500Lumber Saved by Using Odd Lengths 11, 000Maize Billbug 2.500Management of Second Growth in the Southern Appalachians 3, 500Mango Weevil 2. 500Manual of Style for Composition and Proofreading at the Government Printing Oflice i 50

Manufacture of— '

Denatured Alcohol—|

Raw Materialsi

1,000Regulations Relating to Industrial Distillers 1,000

Denatured Alcohol and Denaturants 1,000Flavoring Extracts 1, 000

Maple Sirup: Its Manufacture, Composition, and Effect of Environment Thereon 1,000Meat Inspection Law—Lard Substitutes 1. 000Mechanical Tests of Pumping Plants in California

_

1, 000

Medical Milk Commissions and Bovine Tuberculosis !

500Medical Milk Commissions and the Production of Certified Milk in the United States ' 1, 000Method for the Determination of Tin in Canned Foods 3, 000Methods and Costs of Marketing 4, 500Methods and Standards in Bomb Calorimetrv 2, 000

Methods for the Eradication of Gid , 5, 000


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Titles.

Methods of—Increasing Forest ProductivityLegume Inoculation

Mexican Cotton Boil Vv eevil

MiUc and Its Products as Carriers of Tuberculosis InfectionMiloMission of Cooperative Demonstration Work in the SouthMites and Lice on PoultryModification in the Textiiral Classification of Soils

Moisture Tester for Grain and Other Substances and How to Use ItMoney Value of Good Roads to FarmersMonthly Bulletin-

Volume I, Nos. 5-12 each.Volume II, Js'os. 1-4. . •. each.

Monthly List of Publications

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English Edition-May-June, 1910July, 1910August, 1910September, 1910-April, 1911 each.May, 1911

Foreign Edition, June-October, 1910 each.Mouse Plagues, Their Control and PreventionMovement of Soil Material by the WindNational Forest ManualNational Forests Organic and Administrative ActsNative and Planted Timber of IowaNatural Revegetation of Depleted Mountain Grazing LandsNatural Vegetation as an Indicator of the Capabilities of Land for Crop Production in the Great-Plains Area

Nematodes Parasitic in the Alimentary Tract of Cattle, Sheep, and Other RuminantsNormal School Instruction in AgricultureNote on

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Feeding Value of Coconut and Peanut Mels for HorsesZebra Hybrid Breeding

Notes on the

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Cucumber BeetlesNumber and Distribution of Native Legumes in Kansas and NebraskaWooly Bear

Notice Regai'ding Interstate Movement of—Cattle and Swine Affected with TuberculosisHorses, Mules, and Asses Affected with Glanders

Nut Feeding Habits of the Codling MothNut WeevilsOak PranerOccurrence of—

Bee Diseases in the United StatesSucrose in Grapes

Official and Provisional Methods of AnalysisOHicials Charged with the Enforcement of Food Laws in the United States and CanadaOfficials, Organizations, and Educational Institutions Connected with the Dairy Interests, 1910

Olympic Natural Forest: Its Resources and Their ManagementOne-spray Method in the Control of the Codling Moth and the Plum CurculioOperating Experimental Distillery for Making Industrial AlcoholOpinions of the District Court of the United States (Idaho) Involving Saloon TrespassOpportunities in Forest Planting for the FarmerOrange Thrips—A Report of Progress for the Years 1909 and 1910

Orchard Fruits in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge Regions of Virginia and the South AtlanticStates

Orchard Grass -

Orchard Green-manure Crops in CaliforniaOrder Prescribed in Regard to the Admission of Tick-Infested Cattle from Mexico into Texas. .

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Organization Lists of the Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations in the United States.

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Organization of Department of Agriculture, 1910Ornamental Value of SaltbushesOsteoporosis or Bighead of the HorseOur Vanishing ShorebirdsOyster-shell Scale and the Scurfy ScalePaper-making Materials and Their ConservationPapers on Cereal and Forage Plant InsectsPasturage System for Handling Range SheepPeach-tree BorerPecan Cigar Case Bearer ,—Periodical Cicada in 1911

Plant Bugs Injurious to Cotton BollsPlants Useful to Attract Birds and Protect FruitPlimi CurculioPractical Information on the Scolytid Beetles of North American Forests

Practical Results in Basket Willow Culture


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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE-Ck)ntinued.

Titles.

Practical Road Building in Madison County, Tenn.Practical Suggestk)ns for FaiTQ BuildingsPredaceous Mite Proves Noxious to MenPreparation of—

Cod and Other Salt Fish for the Market, Including a Bacteriological Study of the Cause of

ReddeningEmulsions of Crude Petroleum

Preparations for TVinter Fumigation for the Citrus "White FlyPreservation of—

Our Native Types of HorsesPiling Against Marine \ . ood Borers •

Preservation Treatment of PolesPrevent the Spread of—

Lip and Leg Ulceration in SheepScabies in CattleScabies in SheepSplenetic or Southern Texas Fever in Cattle

Preventive and Remedial Work against MosquitoesPrincipal Insect Enemies of the PeachPrivate Game Preserves and Theh Future in the United StatesProblems of an Irrigation FarmerProceedings of the

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Association of—Farmers' Institute Workers, Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the AmericanOflBcial Agricultural Chemists, 1910, Extracts from

Convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations,held at Portland. Oreg., August, 1909, Twenty-third Annual

Production and Care of Extracted HoneyProduction of—

Cotton imder BoU-Weevil ConditionsRed Cedar for Pencil WoodVegetable SeedsVolatile Oils and Perfumery Plants in the United States

Progress in

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Agricultural EducationAgricultural Education ExtensionMethods of Producing Higher Yielding Strains of Corn

Progress of—Beet-Sugar Industry in the United States, 1909Game Protection, 1910

Progress Report of Investigations in Human Nutrition in the United States, 1905-1909Progress Reports of Experiments in Dust Prevention, Road Preservation, and Road Construction.Properties and Uses of Douglas FirProtection of Forests from FireProviding for the Inspection and Quarantine of Collie, Shepherd, or Sheep DogsPublications for

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Free DistributionSale

Publications of the

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Bureau of—Animal IndustryBiological SurveyChemistry \

EntomologyPlant IndustrySoils

Statistics

Division of Publications, Office of the Secretary, and Office of the SolicitorForest ServiceLibrarvOffice of—

Experiment Stations,

Public RoadsPurchase of Land under the Weeks Law in the Southern Appalachian and White Mountains.,Quantity and Character of Creosote in Well-preserved TimbersRabbits of North AmericaRaising Deer and Other Large Game Animals in the United States .'.

Recent Irrigation LegislationReclamation of the Southern Louisiana Wet Prairie Lands ."..!.'.".".*.'.*.'.*.*.*!.'!!

Reclamation of Tide LandsRecord of Dairy CowsRegeneration of the Morgan Horse !!!.'!!!!."!!.'!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!."!!!Regulations and Decisions Concerning Guaranties and Serial Numbers'and Their Use"Regulations for the—

Inspection and Quarantine of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, and Other Animals Importedinto the United States

Protection of Game in Alaska

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed ujjon requisitions by the



Titles.

Regulations Governing-Certification of Recognized Breeds of Purebred Animals ^Inspection, Disinfection, Certification, Treatment, Handling, and Method and Manner ofDelivery and Shipment of Live Stock wliich is the Subject of Interstate Commerce

Meat Inspection of the United States Department of AgriculturePublication of Reports '.

Regulations to Prevent the Spread of Splenetic Fever in CattleRelation of—

Crown-gall to Legume Inoculation -.

Forests to Stream FlowSouthern Appalachian Mountains to Inland Water NavigationSparrows to Agriculture

Report of the—Committee of Bureau ChiefsMeeting of Inspectors of Apiaries

Report on

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ColorsDistilled SpiritsDrainage of the Fifth Louisiana Levee District, PreliminaryField Work against the Gipsy Moth and the Brown-Tail MothHeadache MixturesSt. Francis Valley Drainage Project in Northeastern Arkansas—Bench MarksReclamation of the Overflowed Lands in the Marais Des Cygnes Valley, Kans

Rescue GrassResults of—

Borax ExperimentBoys' Demonstration Work in Com Clubs in 1910

Review of—Phosphate Fields of FloridaPhosphate Fields of Idaho, Utah, and WyomingSome Experimental Work in Pig Feeding ,

Revision of the

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Powder-Post Beetles of the Family LyetidseWood Rats of the Genus Neotoma

Rose SlugsRules and Regulations for

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Carrying out the Provisions of the Insecticide Act of 1910Enforcement of the Food and Drugs Act

Rules for Inter-Library LoansRusk CitrangeSan Jose Scale and Its ControlSanitary Construction and Equipment of Abattoirs and Packing HousesSchool Gardening and Nature Study in English Rural Schools and in LondonSchool GardensSeasoning and Preservative Treatment of Hemlock and Tamarack Cross TiesSecond Progress Report of

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Cooperative Irrigation Investigations in CaliforniaStrength of Structural Timber

Secondary Course in

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AgronomyAnimal Production

Seed-eating Mammals in Relation to ReforestationSeed Sterilization and Its Effect upon Seed InoculationSeedling-march and Nm-se-plant Methods of PropagationSeeds and Plants Imported during the Period from

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Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 1909Jan. 1 to Mar. 31, 1910Apr. 1 to June 30, 1910

Selection and Installation of Machinery for Small Pumping PlantsSelection of Cotton and Corn Seed for Southern FarmsSeparation of Seed Barley by the Specific Gravity MethodShellfish Contamination from Sewage-polluted Waters and from other SourcesShrinkage of Corn in Storage :

Small Fruit Culture for MarketSmoky Crane FlySmyrna Fig Culture in the United StatesSoil Surveys-

Reconnaissance Soil Survey of—Eastern Part of the Puget Sound Basin, WashSouthwestern PennsylvaniaWestern South Dakota

Survey of—Anderson County, S. CAnne Arundel County, MdAtchison County, MoAuglaize County, OhioBates Coimty, MoBerks County, PaCampbell County, VaCaribou Area, Me

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Titles. Copies.

Soil Surveys—Contjnued.Survey of—Continued.

Clay Countj^ MissConway Area, S. CFranklin County, GaGaston County, N. CGrayson County, TexHale County, AlaLincoln Parish, LaMarianna Area, FlaMorris County, TexNashua Area, N. HOrono Area, MePike County, GaRice County, MinnSaluda County, S. CScotland County, N. CScranton Area, MissSpencer Area, W. VaSumner County, TennTallapoosa County, AlaTift County, GaTitus County, TexWashington County, N. YWaushara County, WisWoodland Area, Cal

Soils of the Eastern United States and their Use-Cecil ClayCecil Sandy LoamHagerstown LoamNorfolk Fine SandPortsmouth Sandy LoamSassafras Silt Loam

Some Conditions Influencing the Yield of HopsSome Effects of a Harmful Organic Soil Constituent.Some Facts about

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MalariaTuberculosis Cattle

Some Important Factors in the Production of Sanitary MilkSome Important Facts in the Life History of the Gid-Parasite and their Bearing on the Preven-

tion of DiseaseSome Insects Injurious to—

ForestsContents and Index to

Truck Crops, Parts I-VIISome Problems of the Rural Common SchoolSorghum MidgeSource of the Drug Dioscorea, with a Consideration of the Dioscorea Found in the United States

.

South African Pipe CalabashSoy Bean, History, Varieties, and Field StudiesSpraying Experiments against the Grape Leafhopper in the Lake Erie ValleySquash-vine BorerStarting a Seedling Date Orchard '.

State Livestock Sanitary OfficersState Officials in Charge of Agriculture \

State Sanitary Requirements Governing Admission of Live StockStatistics of Land-Grant Colleges and Agricultural Experiment Stations, 1909Status of—

Cotton Boll Weevil in 1909Forestry in the United States . V . VLemon Industry

Strawberry Weevil'.Studies in—

Sawfly Genus HoplocampaSoil Oxidation

]

Studies of Poultrv from the Farm to the ConsumerStudies on the Biology of the Texas Fever TickStudy of—

Cultivation Methods and Crop Rotations for the Great Plains AreaFarm Equipment in OhioImprovement of Citrus Fruits through Bud Selection.Surra Found in an Importation of Cattle, etc

Substitution of Lime-Sulphur Preparations for Bordeaux Mixture in the Treatment of AppleDiseases

.

Sugar-cane Insects of Hawaii /. . . . V. V. . . V.Suggested Modifications of the Winton Lead NumberSuggestions for—

Collection of Range Plant SpecimensHorse and Mule Raising in the SouthSetting Permanent Pastures with Bermuda Grass as the Basis.

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Titles.

Suggestions to Settlers on the Sandy Soils of the Columbia River ValleySulphur Bleaching of Commercial Oats and BarleySummary of Mechanical Tests on Thirty-two Species of American WoodsSummer Apples in the Middle Atlantic StatesSwamp and Overflowed Lands in the United StatesSyllabus of Illustrated Lecture on

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Farm ArchitectureProfitable Cattle FeedmgRoads and Road BuildingWheat Cultui-e

System of Poultry AccormtingSystematic Synopsis of the MuskratTape Worms of American Chickens and TurkeysTar and Oil for Road Improvement—Report of Progress of Experiments at Jackson, TennesseeTeaching of Agriculture in the Rural Common SchoolsTen Years' Experience vrith the Swedish Select OatTesting Farm Seeds in the Home and in the Rural School :

Tests of—Sprays against the European Fruit Lecanium and the European Pear ScaleVehicle and Implement Woods

Timber Supply of the United StatesTimothy Stern-borer, A New Timothy InsectTobacco Investigations in Porto Rico during 1903-4

Tomato Ketchup imder the MicroscopeTop Working Orchard TreesTransportation Companies as Factors in Agricultural ExtensionTree Planting in Rural School GroundsTrichinosis: A Danger in the Use of Raw Pork for FoodTuberciilosis of—

CattleHogs—Its Cause and Suppression

Twenty-eight Hour LawTypes of Farming in the United StatesUnsuspected but Dangerously Tuberculous Cow ,

Use Book—Water PowerUse of—

Illustrative Material in Teaching Agriculture in Rural SchoolsMetallic Containers for Edible Fats and Oils

Soils East of the Great Plains RegionUnderground Water for Irrigation at Pomona, California

Utili/ation of—California Eucalypts ^Tupelo

Value of

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First Generation Hybrids in CornPeaches as Vinegar StockSodium Cyanld for Fumigation Purposes

Varieties of American Upland CottonViability of Tubercle Bacilli in ButterVineyard Spraying Experiments against the Rose-Chafer in the Lake Erie ValleyWart Disease of the PotatoWhat Forestry has DoneWhite AntWhite Diarrhea of ChicksWhite Oak in the Southern AppalachiansWinter Wheat in Western South DakotaWire Basket Method for Determiniag the Manurial Requirements of Soils

Wood Distillation i

Wood Paving in the United StatesWood Preservation in the United States -

Wooden and Fiber BoxesWoodman's HandbookWooly Aphis of the AppleWork and Expenditures of the Agricultural Experiment Stations for the Year ended June 30,

1909Year Book of the Department of Agriculture, 1910


Act to—Codify, Revise, and Amend the Penal Laws of the United StatesEstablish Postal Savings Depositories for Depositing Saviogs at Interest with the Security

of the Government for Repayment ThereofAnnual Report of the

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Assistant Attornev General for the Post Office Department, 1910Chief Post-office Inspector, 1910First Assistant Postmaster General, 1910

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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Titles. Copies.

Annual Report of the—Continued.Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, 1910 2,400Postmaster General. 1910 5,000

With Miscellaneous Reports 1, 000Purchasing Agent, 1910

,

500Second Assistant Postmaster General, 1910

i

3,300Third Assistant Postmaster General, 1910 : 3, 975

Appropriations for the Post Office Department and Postal Service, Second Session Sixty-first

Congress, for the fiscal year 1912 900Communications of the Postmaster General Concerning Increased Postage on Second-ClassMatter 10,000

Digest of Decisions affecting the Post Office Department and Postal Service,

300Information Relative to the Transportation of Mail by Railroads 2,000Parcels-Post Convention betweeji the United States and

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Brazil 300Haiti 300Hungary 300

Periodical Publications Mailed as Second-Class Matteri

20, 000Postage on Second-Class Mail—Letters from the Postmaster General to Chairman Senate Com-mittee on Post Offices and Post Roads 70, 000

Postal Laws and Regulations applicable to the Railway MaH Ser'V'Ice 2,000Postal Laws and Regulations Pertaining to the Second Class of Mail Matter S.OOOReport Transmitted bv the Postmaster General to the House Committee on Claims in relation to

a •• Bill for the Relief of the Lewis PubUshing Company 1, 000Second-Class Mail Matter: Its Uses and Abuses 10, 000Second-Class Postage Rate 70, 000Speech bv the Hon. T. E. Burton on Rulings of the Post Office Department, Mav 25, 1911 30, 000

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Act authorizing

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Hot Springs Lodge No. 62 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Jurisdiction of Arkansas toConstruct Buildings on Certain Lots, etc

Secretary of the Interior to-Exchange Certain. Desert Lands for Lands Within the National Forests of Oregon ,

Grant Extension of Time to Make Proof on Desert Land Entries in the Counties of Ben-ton, Yakima, and Klickitat

Act Limiting the Privileges of the Government Free Bathhouse on the Public Reservation atHot Springs. Ark

Act making Appropriations for

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Legislative. Executive, and Judicial Expenses, 1912Sundry Civil Expenses. 1912Survey of Public Lands Lying Within the Limits of Land Grants to Provide for the For-

feiture to the L^nited States of Unsurveyed Land Grants to RailroadsAct Providing for the Levy of Taxes by the Taxing Officers of the Territory of ArizonaAct Relating to Affairs in the TerritoriesAct to Amend an Act Authorizing Advances to the Reclamation Fund and for the Issue andDisposal of Certificates of Indebtedness in Reimbursement Therefor

Act to Authorize

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Advances to "Reclamation Fund" and for Issue and Disposal of Certificates in Reimburse-ment Therefor

City of Seattle to Purchase Certain Lands to Protect Its Water SupplvGovernment to Contract for Impounding. Storing, and Carriage of A\'ater and to Cooperatein the Construction and I^se of Reservoirs and Canals Under Reclamation Projects

President of the United States to Make Withdrawals of Public Lands in Certain CasesSecretary of the Interior to Withdraw Public Notices Issued Under Section Four of theReclamation Act

Act to Codify, Revise, and Amend the Laws Relating to the JudiciarvAct to Consohdate Certain Forest Lands in the Kansas National ForestAct to Enable Any State to Cooperate with Any Other State or States or with the United States

for the Protection of the Watersheds of Navigable Streams and to Appoint a Commission forthe Acquisition of Lands for the Purpose of Conserving the Navigabilitv of Navigable Rivers.

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Act to Protect the Locators in Good Faith of Oil and Gas Lands Who Shall Have Effected anActual Discovery of Oil or Gas on the Public Lands of the United States

Act to Provide for

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Agricultural Entries on Coal LandsConstruction and Maintenance of Roads, Establishment and Managing of Schools and Careand Support of Insane Persons in District of Alaska

Determining the Heirs of Deceased Indians for the Disposition and Sale of Allotments ofDeceased Indians and for the Leasing of Allotments

Payment of Accmed Pensions in Certain CasesSale of Land Acquired Under Reclamation Act

Act to Provide Pimishment for ihe Falsification of Accounts and the Making of False Reportsby Persons in the Emplov of the United States

Agricultural and Mechanical CollegesAgricultural Appropriation Act for the Fiscal Year 1912Alaska Game Laws

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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—Continued.

Titles.

Amendments to—Pension LawsRegulations Govemiag Leasing of Lands of Membsrs of the Five Civilized Tribes

Annual Report of the

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Acting Superintendent of the—Mount Rainier National Park, 1910Sequoia and General Grant National Park, 1910Yellowstone National Park, 1910Yosemite National Park, 1910

Board of Indian Commissioners, 1909Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, 1910 :

Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1910Commissioner of—

Education, Volume I, II each.General Land Office, 1910Indian Affairs, 1910Patents, 1910

Director of the United States Geological Survey, Thirty-firstFreedmen's Hospital, 1910Government Hospital for the Insane, 1910Governor of—

Alaska, 1910Arizona, 1910HawaiiNew Mexico, 1910

Mine Inspector for New Mexico, 1910President of Howard University, 1910Secretary of the Interior, 1910Superintendent of the

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Crater Lake National Park, 1910Hot Springs Reservation, 1910Mesa Verde National Park, 1910United States Capitol Building and Grounds, 1910

United States Civil Service Commission, 1910United States Reclamation Service, 1910

Annual Reports of the Departm.ent of the Interior, 1910, Volume I, II each.Annual Statement of the Comm-issioner of Education, 1910Apparatus and Methods for the Sampling and Analysis of Furnace GasesApprenticeship Systems in Their Relation to Industrial EducationAssignment of Homestead Entry Within Reclamation ProjectsAuxiliary Schools of GermanyBibliography of

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North American Geology for 1909 with Subject IndexScience Teaching

Biological Stations of EuropeBriquetting Tests of Lignite at Pittsburgh, Pa., etc

Bulletins of the United" States Geological Survey-Contributions to Economic Geology-

Iron and ManganeseLead and ZincMetals and Nonmetals Except FuelsMineral FuelsMineral PaintsMiscellaneous Nonmetallic Products, 1910Petroleum and Natural GasPhosphatesPhosphates in MontanaRare MetalsSulphur and Pyrite

Explosibility of Coal DustFauna of the—

Moorefield Shale of Arkansas -

Phosphate beds of the Park City Formation in Idaho, Wyoming, and UtahGeology and Mineral Resources of the—

St.'Louis Quadrangle, Mo. -111.

Solomon and Casadepaga Quadrangles, Seward Peninsula, AlaskaGeology and Oil Resources of the Coalinga District, CalGeology of the—

Berners Bay Region, AlaskaPeunatites and Associated Rocks of Maine, etc

Granites in the Southeastern Atlantic StatesInvestigations of Coal Fields in—

Colorado and New Mexico by the United States Geological SurA^ey, 1908Wyoming by the United States Geological Survey, 1908

Manganese Deposits of the United States, with Sections on Foreign Deposits, Chemistry, andUses

Mining Industry in 1909 and Alaska Coal and its LHilizationOil and Gas in Louisiana, with a brief Summary of their Occurrence in Adjacent StatesPreliminary Report on the McKittrick-Sunset Oil Region, Kern and San Luis Obispo Coun-

ties, Cal.' r i

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Bulletins of the United States Geological Survey—Continued.Reconnaissance of Parts of Northwestern New Mexico and Northern ArizonaResults of Spirit Leveling in— »

Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carohna, and TennesseeDelaware. District of Columbia, Maryland, and VirginiaIllinois, 1896-1908Maine, New Hampshire, and VermontMichigan and Wisconsin, 1897-1909 . ..^Minnesota, 1S96-1910Missouri, 1896-1909Oregon

Results of Triangulation and Primary Tranverse for the Years 1906, 1907, 1908Some Ore Deposits in Maine and at the Milan Mine, New HampshireState Geological Surveys of the United StatesStructural Materials

Certificate of the Governor, Chief Justice, and Secretary of Arizona, Transmitting Copy of theConstitution of Arizona and the Ascertainment of theVote Adopting the Same

Citv School SvstemsClassification Bulletin of the United States Patent Office, Nos. 24 and 25 each.

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Classification of—Assistant Postmasters and Clerks at First and Second Class Post Offices not Hitherto Classi-

fied

Mineral Lands Act, Feb. 26, 1895Coal Dust Explosives.. '.

Coal Land LawsCoal Trade in 1910Coke Industry of the United StatesContest "of Entries on Lands under Reclamation WithdrawalContinuation Schools in the L'nited StatesContracts in Forest Service Timber LandsCopper. Lead, and Zinc in 1910Correct Orthographv of Geographic NamesCriminal Code of the United StatesCurrent TopicsDaily Meals of School ChildrenDecisions of the

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Commissioner of Patents, 1910Department of the Interior and the General Land Office in Cases Relating to Public Lands-

Volume XXXVIIIVolume XL

Denudation and Erosion in the Southern Appalachian Region and the Monongahela BasinDesert Land RegulationsDisposal of Red Lake Lands in MinnesotaEducation in—

FranceIreland

Educational DirectoryEducational LegislationEliminations from National ForestsEnlarged Homesteads in IdahoEphemeris of the Sun and Polaris and Tables of Azimuth of Polaris:

1910—Julv-December1911

Escape of Gas from CoalEssential Factors in the Formation of Producer GasFeatures of Producer-Gas Power-Plant Development in Europe.Flathead Indian Reservation Lands ActFlow of Heat through Furnace WallsFort Berthold Indian Reservation Lands ActFund for Reclamation of Arid LandsGeneral Allotment Aci- and AmendmentsGeneral Deficiency Act, 1911General Information Regarding the Department of the InteriorGerman Views of American Education, with Particular Reference to Industrial Development.

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Gold and Silver in 1911Handbook of the American Indians, North of MexicoIndian Appropriation Act for the Fiscal Year 1912Industrial Education in the United StatesInformation Concerning—

Political Assessments and Partisan Activity of OfficeholdersReinstatements in the Civil ServiceRemovals from the Civil ServiceTransfers in the Civil Service

Information for Applicants for the—Railway Mail Clerk ExaminationsStenographer and Typewriter Examinations

Information in Regard tb Holding State or Municipal Offices, etc ,

Information Regarding the Classification. Assignment, and Appointment of LaborersInformation Respecting Emplovment with Government Surveying Partv I

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Titles.

Instructions Governing RepaymentsInstructions Relating to—

Examination of Records, Local Land Offices ,

Homestead Entries Allowed in Conflict with Land withdrawn for Forestry PurposesInstructions Relative to Noting Protest on Records in District Land OfficeInstructions to Applicants for

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IpjiiCivil Service Districts 1-12Mechanical Trades and Other Noneducational Exaipinations in the Departmental andIndian Services

Post Office ServiceInstructions to Board of Examiners, Engineer Department at LargeInstructions under—

Act, June 7, 1910, Extending Time to File Adverse Claims, Mineral Entries in AlaskaAct of June 22, 1910, to Provide for Agricultural Entries on Coal LandsVarious Reclamation Acts

Introductory SurveyJoint Resolution Reaffirmning the Boundary Line between Texas and the Territory of NewMexico

Lands in the Chugach National Forest, AlaskaLaws and Regulations Concerning the Free Use of Timber on Public Mineral LandsLaws and Regulations Relating to the Reclamation of Arid Lands by the United StatesLaws of the United States Governing the Granting of Army and Navy Pensions and BountyLand

Laws Relating to the Department of the InteriorLead Production in the United States in 1910Legislation and Judicial Decisions Relating to Public EducationList of Publications of the—

Bureau of—MinesEducation

Geological SurveyManner of Conducting the Stenographer and Typewriter ExaminationsManual and Industrial TrainingManual of Style for Composition and Proofreading at the Government Printing Office

Manual on Tuberculosis, Its Cause, Prevention, and TreatmentMineral or Agricultural Claims within National ParksMineral Resources of the United States—

1908—Parts 1 and 2 each.1909—Advance Chapters-

Building Operations in Leading Cities of the United StatesCement Industry in the United StatesCoal BriquettingGold. Silver, Copper, Lead, and Zinc in-

Eastern StatesWestern States and Territories

Gypsum IndustryLeadLithiumManufacture of Coke *

Mineral Resources of—Alaska

Report on Progress of InvestigationsJohnstown, Pennsylvania

Movement of Lake Superior Iron Ores .

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Petroleum Operators' Statistics of Production _

Potash Salts—Their Uses and Occurrence in the United StatesProduction of—

Abrasive MaterialsAnthracite CoalAntimony, Arsenic, Bismuth, and SeleniumAsbestosAsphalt, Related Bitumens, and Bituminous RockBarytes and StrontiumBauxite and AluminumBoraxChromic Iron OreCoalCopperFluorspar and CryoliteFullers EarthGems and Precious StonesGlass Sand, Other Sand and GravelGold and SilverGraphiteIron Ore, Pig Iron and Steel

MagnesiaManganese OreMicaMineral Paints

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Titles. Copies.

Mineral Re.soarc€i of the United States—Continued.1909—Advance Chapters—Continued.

Production of—Continued.Mineral Water? , 1, JSOO

Monazite and Zircon. 1, 200

Natural Gas 1,200Peat 1,200Petroleam 14,000Phospliate Rock. 1, COOQuartz and Feldspar 2, 000Quicksilver 1,000Salt and Bromine : 1,200Sand-Lime Brick 750Slate 1,800Sulpliur and Pyrite 1, 500

Talc and Soapstone 1, 400

Tunssten. Nfckel, Cobalt, Vanadium, Titanium, Molvbdenum, Uranium, Tanta-lum, and Tin. .

' 2,000Silver', Copper, Lead, and Zinc in tlie Central States 3, 000

Statistics of the Clay-Working Industries 8, 500

Stone Industrv and" the Manufacture of Lime 9, 000

Zinc and Cadmium , 2,3001909—^Summary of t he Mineral Productton of the United States 2, 5001910—Advance" Chapters

—

Production of—Asbestos 1,500Fuller's Earth 600Graphite 2,000Monazite and Zircon 1 , 000

National Parks, Magazine Articles on 10, 000Normal Schools 150North Dakota Lignite as a Fuel for Boiler Plants 3, 500Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, issued veeklv:

Julv-August .1910 '. each . . 6 , 400September. 1910 5, 725October-December, 1910 each.. 5,375Januarv-June. 1911. each.. 5,475Index to Monthlv Volumes-

May-June. 1910 each. . 7, 000July-August, 1? each- . b, 400September-Dec r _ i: each.. 5,375Jamiary-Aprii , : : : each . . 5, 475

Opportunities for Gradi;^:- S:v.i r in Agriculnire in the United States 3,500Ore Deposits of New Mexico "

4, 000Outline Lessons in Housekeeping 2, 000Patent La-«vs with Annotations 5, 000Permissible Explosives 40. 000Petroleum 17. 000Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Lands Act 150Political Activlrv Circular 1 . OOOPrice List of Publications of the Patent O ffice 2. 500Proceedings before the Sec-retarv of the Inferior in re Use of Hetch Hetchv Reservoir Site in theYosemite National Park by City of San Francisco "

1 , 000ProcedniB in Matters Relating to the National Parks and at the Hot Springs Reservation 500Production of Spelter in the I nited S":;-; , 1 - lO '

2. 500Professional Schools 1 , 000Progress in Indian Farming 600Prussian System of Vocatio"hal Schools :rora 1S>4 to 1909 100Public Roads over Indian Lands 500Publications of the United States Geolosieal Surrev, Julv 1, 1910 5,000Publications that May be Obtained through the Bxireau of Mines 20, 000Pttnishment for Falsification of Accounts 1, 000Purchase of Coal by the Government under Specifications 4, 000Recent Development of the Producer-Cras Power Plant in the United States 3. '300

Recent Educational Developments in Scotland 100Recoimoissance of the Geologv and Mineral Reso^lrces of Prince Wiiiiam Sound 5, 050Reform Schools 100Registration of Prints and Labels 2. 000Regulations Concerning Right of Wav for Canals, Ditches, Reservoirs, etc., over Public Landsand Reservanons 3 . (XW

Regulations ?oveminc—Approval of Wills of Allotted Indians 5, 000Indian Allotments in National Forests 1 . 000Leasing of Lands for Oil and G-as on the Osage Reservation, Okla LOOOManner of Appointment to the Position of Carrier in the Rur;il Free-Delivery Service 70. 000Selection of Lands bv Stares and Territories imder Grants for Edueation and Other Purposes . 5. 000

Regulations under the Kinkaid .\ct 000Report of thf*

—

Commission appointed to Studv the Svstem of Education in the Public Schools of Baltimore. 5. 000TraveUng Audito of New Mexico, 19i0 1 . 000


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Titles.

Report on—EducatlOTi of the Natives of Alaska and the Reindeer Service, 1910Glacier "Wind Cave and Other Parks

Reports on International Congresses hy American DelegatesRosebud Indian Reservation Lands ActRules and Regulations in Regard to Attorney's Practicing before the United States Patent

Office, 1911Rules of Practice in-

Appealed Claims before the Secrettiry of the Interior Relating to Pensions and BountyLands

Cases before the United States District I^and Offices, the CfCnerai Land Office, and Depart-ment of the Interior

United States Patent Office

Extracts fromSampling of Coal ia the lline

Schools for the—Blind and DeafColored RaceFeeble-Minded

Secondary SchoolsSoldiers' and Sailors' Homestead RightsSome Things which every Boy Should Know How to DoStandard Field Tables—Tables and Formulas for Use of United States Surveyors and Engi-neers on Public-Land Surveys

State School SystemsStatistics of State Universities and other Institutions of Higher Education Partially Supportedby the State

Suggestions to HomesteadersSynopsis of Course in SewingTeachers' Certificatos Issued imder General State Laws and RegulationsTeachers' Professional LibraryTrachoma Management and Treatment among IndiansTrade-Mark LawTrade-Mark Rules *

Unappropriated Public Lands in the United States, July 1, 1910United States Mining Laws and Regulations '

Universities, Colleges, and Technological SchoolsVacant Public Lands in the United StatesVolatile Matter of Coal"Washing and Coking Tests of CoalWater-SuiJply and Irrigation Papers—

Geologv and Water Resources of San Luis Valley, ColoPublicX tility of Water Powers and Their Governmental RegulationQuality and Economic Value of California Surface WatersQuality of the Surface Waters of Illinois '

Report of Progress of Stream Measurements, 1905—Part 1

PartsPartePart 9.

Part 11

Part 13

Report on the Ground Waters of Estaucia Valley, N. Mox,Preliminary

Surface-Water Supplv of the United States—1907-8—

Parte. Missouri River BasinPart 7. Lower Mississippi BasinPart 10. The Great Basm •

Part 11. California190S-9—

Part 2. South Atlantic Coast and Eastern Gulf of MexicoParts. Ohio River Basin -

Part 4. St. Lawrence River BasinPart 5. Hiidson Bav and Upper Mississippi River BasinPart 10 The Great Basin

Turbine Water-Wheel Tests and Power TablesUnderground Water Papers, 1910Underground Waters for Farm UseUnderground Waters of North-Central IndianaWater Powers of the Cascade Range—Southern WashingtonWell-Drilling Methods

White Earth RollsYakima Indian Reservation Lands Act


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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Titles.

Abstract of Proposals for Materials and Labor for the Engineer Department, 1910

Act for the Relief of the Merritt and Chapman Demck and Wrecking CompanyAct Making Appropriations for Fortification and Other ^^'orks of Defense for the Armament

Thereof, for the Procurement of Heavy Ordnance for Trial and ServiceAct to—

Amend an Act entitled an Act to Regulate the Construction of Dams Across NavigableWaters

Enable any State to Cooperate with any State or States or with the United States, for theProtection of the Watersheds of Navigable Streams, and to Appoint a Commission for theAcquisition of Lands for the Purpose of Conserving the Navigability of Navigable Vv'aters.

.

Provide for the Payment of the— •

Claim of the Roman Catholic Church of Zamboanga, Philippine IslandsClaims of Certaia Religious Orders of the Roman Catholic Church in the Philippine

IslandsRegulate the Construction of Bridges Over Navigable Waters

Acts of the Philippine Legislature, Volume IVAmerican Practical Na\^gator: Tables 4, 7, 8, 9, 20a, 206, 41, 42, 44, and explanationAnnouncement of Civil Service Examinations for Philippine Teacher, Assistant and IndustrialTeacher ,

Annual Allowances of Ammunition for Instruction of Company of Coast ArtilleryAnnual Report of the

—

Adjutant General of the Army, 1910Auditor of Porto Rico, 1910Board of—

Commissioners of Soldiers' Home, District of Columbia, 1910Ordnance and Fortification, 1910

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission, 1910 -

Chief of—Bureau of Insular Affaii-s, 1910Coast Artillery, United States Army, 1910Engmeers, United States Army, 1910—

With Appendixes, Parts 1-3 , each.

.

Without AppendixesAppendixes E E E and FFF ,

Separates of,

Ordnance, 1910Staff, 1910

,

Chief Signal Officer, 1910,

Commissary General, 1910,

Commissioner of—Education of Porto Rico, 1910

,

Interior of Porto Rico, 1910,

Director of Health of Porto Rico, 1910,

Division of Military Affairs on the Organized Militia, 1910 ,

Gettysburg National Park Commission, 1910 ,

Governor of Porto Rico, 1910Inspector General, 1910Isthmian Canal Commission, 1910Judge Advocate General, United States Army, 1910Paymaster General, 1910Philippine Commission, 1910Quartermaster General, 1910Secretary of—

Interior, Philippine Islands. 1910War. 1910—

Advance EditionPamphlet Edition

,

Shiloh National Militarv Park Commission, 1910Superintendent of the United States Military Academy, 1910Surgeon General, United States Army. 1910

Supplement to—International Military Medical Statistics, 1909Treasurer of Porto Rico. 1910Vicksburg National Mihtarv Park Commission, 1910War Department, 1910, Volumes I-III each..

Army Horse in Accident and DiseaseArmy Horseshoer, 1910Army List and Directory-

July, 1910August-December, 1910 eacli..January-June, 1911 each.

.

Course of Instruction Prescribed for Student Officers in the Ordnance School of ApplicationCustoms Tariff of the Philippine Islands, 1909Defense of the Panama CanalDigest of Opinions of the Judge Advocate of the ArmyDirections for—

Collecting Material from Typhoid CasesCollection of Samples of Water for Bacteriological Examinations

2,0002,0402.04550050075

200

5.0005,000


No. 11.

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WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Titles.

Drill Regulations for—Field Companies of the Signal Corps, 1911Hospital CorpsMachine Gun Organizations, Cavalry, United States Army, 1910Machine Gun Platoons, Infantry, United States Army, 1909Moimtain Artillery, 1908

Electrical Instruments and Telephones of the Signal CorpsEngineer Documents, Third Session, Sixty-first Congress each.Engineer Field Manual, 1909Examination and Appointment of Persons in Civil Life to be Second Lieutenants in Coast Artil-lery Corps

Examination and Classification of Gunners of Field ArtilleryField Glasses and TelescopesField Service Regulations, United States Army, 1910Fortification Appropriation ActFimd for Reclamation of Arid Lands

,

Index Catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon General's Office, Second series. Volume XVIndex to

—

Congressional Documents, Sixty-first Congress, First and Second SessionsGeneral Orders and Circulars, War Department, 1910 -.

Laws Relating to the War Department-Second Session Sixty-first CongressThird Session Sixty-first Congress

,

River and Harbor Act approved-June 25, 1910Feb. 27, 1911

Special Orders, War Department, 1910Information for Coast Artillery TroopsInformation Relative to—

Appointment and Admission of Cadets to the United States Military Academy ,

Appointment in the Medical Corps of the United States ArmyInstructions of Field ArtilleryInstructions Governing Recruiting for the Regular ArmyInstructions in Regard to Allowances of Small Arms Ammunition, 1911 ,

Instructions to Coast Artillery Corps ,

Laws for the Protection and Preservation of the Navigable Waters of the United StatesList Giving the Stations and Duties of the Officers of the Ordnance DepartmentList of—

Abbreviations, Medical Journals ,

Class A, with Designated Depot or Point of Supply and Price ListNewspapers and Periodicals to be supplied to Military Post Libraries by the Quartermaster'sDepartment

Ordnance Department Blanks, Pamphlets, etc

Questions used in the Competitive Examination held in November, 1910, for Appointmentas Second Lieutenants in the Cavalry, Field Artillery, or Infantry

Manual for—Army Cooks, 1910Calesthenic Exercises, United States ArmyCourts-Martial, 1908Subsistence Department, United States Army, 1910

Amendments toManual of—

Bayonet Exercises, 1907Calisthenic Exercises, United States ArmyGuard Duty, 1908Pay Department, United States Army, 1910Small Arms Firing (Provisional), 1909Visual Signaling, United States Signal Corps, 1910

Memoranda Concerning the Employment of Dental Surgeons in the United States ArmyMemoranda on the Subject of the Inspection of Clothing and Equipage Supplies and on theMaintenance of Inspectors at Factories during Execution of Contracts Pertaining to the same.

.

Military Laws of the United States with Supplement Showing Changes to Mar. 4, 1907Military Notes on Cuba, 1909Military RailwaysNotes on Equitation and Horse Training in Answer to the Examination Questions at the School

of Application for Cavalry at Saumur, FranceOfficers of the Army, their Families, and Families of Deceased Officers, residing in the District

of ColumbiaOrders Relating to Financial Operations of the Ordnance DepartmentOrdnance Sergeants United States Army, Showing Stations, Organizations, and Dates of Ap-pointment

Organization and Equipment of the Signal CorpsOrganization of the Division of Military Affairs, Office of the Secretary of War, and Distribution

of Work connected therewithParcel-post Convention between the Postal Administrations of the United States of America andHungary.

Permissible ExplosivesPhilippine Civil Service Act and RulesProceedings of the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice, 1911.


No. 11.

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WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Titles. Copies.

Provisional Regulations for Saber Exercises, United States Army, 1908 ,

Provisional Small Arms Firing Manual, 1909

Publications suggested as a Guide in the Establishment of Military Libraries among the Organ-ized Militia

Rates of Pay for Communications by TelegraphRegulations and Digest of Orders and CircularsRegulations for the—

Administration of the Civil Service in the Engineer Department at LargeGovemmerit of—

Assistants on River and Harbor WorksNational Cemeteries

Organized Militia

Regulations governing the

—

Mounted Service School, Fort Riley, KansSpecial Service Coast Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va ,

Regulations of the

—

United States Army ,

War Department Governing Acceptance of Corporate Securities on BondsRegulations Prescribing Standard for Field Firing and the Proficiency Test, United States Army,Reply of the Secretary of War to the McLachlan ResolutionReport of—

Inspection of the Several Branches of the National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,

1910Secretary of War Dickinson on his Recent Trip to the Philippine Islands

Report of the—Board of Commissioners for Alaska, 1910House Committee on the Rivers and Harbors Appropriation Bill

International Waterways Commission, Sixth ProgressInternational Waterways Commission on the Regulation of Lake ErieSecretary of War on the Philippines, Special

Reports by Regular and Militia Officers on the Joint Army and Militia Coast Defense Exercisesduring the year 1909, Extracts from,

Reports by Regular and Militia Officers on the Joint Army and Militia Coast Defense Exercisesduring the year 1910, Extracts from ,

Results of-

Known Distance Rifle Firing and Revolver Firing of the Troops of the Regular Army, 1910.

.

National Team Match, National Individual Match, National Pistol Match, held at CampPerry, Ottawa County, Ohio, August, 1910

Target Practice, 1909 ^River and Harbor ActRubber Growing Industry of the Philippine Islands '

Schedule of Land-Grant, Indebted and Bond-Aided Mileages and Percentages of Railroads ofthe United States '.

Scheme for the Organization of the Organized Militia of a StateSoldier's Handbook, United States ArmyStatement Showing Rank, Duties, and Addresses of the Officers of the Corps of Engineers,United States Army

Strength and Organization of the Armies of France, Germany, Austria, Russia, England, Italy,Mexico, and Japan

Sundry Civil Appropriation Act, 1910Table of the Weight of each Article of Clothing and Equipage, etcTests of Metals and other Materials at the Watertown Arsenal, 1909, Volumes I-III, eachUrgent Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1910War Department Telegraph Code, 1906Yellow Fever

1,5003, 000

4, 00014,4001,000

1,500

300500

16, 000

14, 40014, 400

12,50014,5003,0002, 000

1504, 000

22575

250250

1,935

3,000

3,000

14,600

14,5007, 000300

1,000

4,0003,800

20,000

1,250

1,00014,300

750500

14.4001,8002.000

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Accounting InstructionsActs and Resolutions Relating Chiefly to the Navy, passed at the Second Session Sixty-firstCongress

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac—191019111913

American Nautical Almanac, 1911American Practical Navigator, 1910

Useful Tables fromAnnual Register of the United States Naval Academv, 1910-11Annual Report of Small-Arms Target Practice, 1910.'.

Anntial Report of the

—

Bureau of Equipment, 1910Chief of the Biureau of—

Construction and Repair, 1910Equipment, 1910 ,

1,000

500

150450

1.300500

1.000500

4,0551.80O

250

2.000250

142 EEPOET OP THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

No. 11.

—

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions hy theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

NAVY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Titles.

Annual Report of the—Continued.Chief of the Bureau of—Continued.

Navigation

—

1904—Appendix to1910

Ordnance, 1910Steam Engineering, 1910Yards and Doclcs, 1910

judge Advocate General of the Navy, 1910Major General Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, 1910Naval Militia, 1910Navy Department, 1910Paymaster General of the Navy, 1910Secretary of the Navy, 1910

—

Advance copiesPamphlet edition

Solicitor, 1910Surgeon General, 1910

Asiatic Pilot, Volume IICall Letters of Vessels in the AtlanticChanges in Instructions Relative to Accounting at Industrial Navy YardsCirculars for Information of Persons Desiring to Enlist in the Hospital Corps, United States NavyCircular Relating to the Enlistment of Men for the NavyCoast of British ColumbiaComparative Statement of Estimates and Appropriations, 1911 and 1912Employment of Labor at Navy YardsExamination Papers for Admission to the Naval AcademyForms of Procedure for Courts and Boards in the Navy and Marine CorpsGeneral Catalogue of Mariners' Charts and BooksHearings Before House Naval Committee, 1911 ,

Hydrographic Information No. 15Information Concerning Some of the Principal Navies of the Worldinformation for Persons Desiring to enter the Medical CorpsInstruction of

—

Coast Artillery TroopsField Artillery

Instructions for the Care, Preservation, and Operation of Boilers

Instructions in regard to Allowances of Small-Arms Ammunition, 1911

International Law Situations and Solutions and Notes, 1910

Legislative Appropriation ActList of—

Appropriations for

—

1911 w

1912Lights of the Worid—

Volume 1.—Coasts of North and South America, excepting the United States and theWest Indies and the Pacific Islands ,

11.—South and East Coasts of Asia and Africa, and tlie East Indies, Australia,Tasmania, and Nbav Zealand •

III.—West Coasts of Africa and Europe and the Mediterranean Sea, includingthe Adriatic and Black Seas and Sea of Azof

Saluting Stations of the WorldWireless Telegraph Stations of the World

Medical Corps of the United States NavyMethod of Conducting Target PracticeNaval Appropriation ActNaval Engagements During the War with SpainNaval Militia Uniform RegulationsNavy and Marine Corps List and Directory, July, 1910-June, 1911 (weekly)Navy Departm-ent's Proposed Bill to Regulate and Increase the Efficiency of the Personnel of

the United States Navy and Marine CorpsNavy Pay TableNavy Persormel ReformNavy Yearbook, 1910Nomenclature of Gun MountsNotes on Calibration PracticeOfficers of tlie Navy and Marine Corps residing in the District of ColumbiaOfficial Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the RebellionOperations of the Pay Department of the Atlantic Fleet on Cruise Around the WorldPort Directory of the Principal Foreign PortsPort Facilities

Power, Heat, and Water at Navy Yards and StationsProceedings of the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice, 1911

]r*ublications of the Naval Observatory, second series, Volume VI

—

Appendix 1

Appendix 2

Appendix 3

Appendix 7Qualifications for Permanent Appointments as Chief Petty Officers

REPORT OF THE PrBLIC PRINTER. 143

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—


heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, i.9ii— Continued.


Titles. i Copies.

Eecord of Medals of Honor ' 500

Eegister of the Commissioned and "Warrant Officers of the—Naval Militia of the United States, January, 1911 ;

1.00(3

L'nited States Navy and Marine Corps, 1911 18.650

Regulations Governing the Admission of Candidates into the Naval Academy 15,000Regulations of the

—

United States Naval Academy, 19111

1,500^^'ar Department, Governing Acceptance of Corporation Stireties on Bonds

j600

Report of Elementary Practice, 1910—I

Advance Sheets of Report of Battle Practice, 1910 i 700

Gunnery Exercises, 1911 ;1.000

Report of the— t

Board of Visitors to the United States Naval Academy, 1911j

300

Proceedings of a Conference held at the Naval V\'ar College, Newport, R. i., to Considerj

Future D esigns of B attleshipsI

500

Superintendent of the United States Naval Observatory, 1910, Synopsis of|

1, 000

Results of— !

Known Distance Rif!e Firing and Revolver Firing of the Troops of the Regular Army, 1910. 600

National Team Match, National Individual Match, and National Pistol Match held at CampPerry, Ottawa Co^anty, Ohio. August, 1910 tiOO

Review of Secretary Meyer s Plan for Naval Reorganization 50*3

Rules for— ' '\

Battle Practice-mo 3.5001911 1.500

Elementary Gun Practice, 1911 300Engineering Competitions

—

1910-11 1,5001911-12 1,500

Secretarv Meyer's Plan^at Navy Yards 1, 000Social List. 1910-11: Omcers of the Navv and Marine Corps in the District of Coltmibia 1,000Star Identification Tables

I

500Star List of the American Ephemeris, 1911 1 1,000Sim's Declination and Ecjuation of Time for 1911 300Tables giving Times to go One Knot, etc 300Transactions' of the ]S aval Militia Association of the United States held at - u;-i:i-:on, Dec. 12,

1910 :. 7G0


Act in Reference to the Expatriation of Citizens and their Protection Abroad I200

Agricultural Machinery in Foreign Countries ! 1 . 000Alphabetical Index to Occupations

i200

Analyzed Iron and Manganese Ores—Methods of Analysis

j

2. 000Announcement of a Change in the Value of the International Volt I 1. 000Annual Conference on the V,'eights and Measures of the United States. 1906, 1908, 1910 each. . 500Annual Report of the—

Chief of the Appointment Division, 1910 400Chief of the Bureau of—

Manufactures ,1910 1 . 000Statistics on Commerce and Navigation, 1910

:2.300

Chief of the Division of—Information. 1910 ! 500Naturalization, 1910 ' 2.500PubUeations, 1910 ' 200

Commissioner General of Immigration, 1910 , 5.000Commissioner of—

\

Corporations, 1910 4.500Labor on Workmen's Insurance and Benefit Funds in Foreign Countries 6,000Navigation. 1910 ". 1 . 000

Director of the Bureau of Standards, 1910 1 200Operations of the Lighthouse B card, 1910 1 . 500Secretary of Commerce and Labor, 1910 \ 4. 400Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survev, 1910

;

2. 000Appendix 5 1

300Supervisins Inspector General, 1910

j

1 . 400Annual Reports of the Department of Commerce and Labor, 1910 \ 500Annual Review of Foreign Commerce of the United States, with Summary Tables ' 600Arctic Tides i 750Artificial Propaeation of the

—

Atlantic Salmon, Rainbow Trout, and Brook Trout :1.000

Black Bass !500

Black Basses, Crappies, and Rock Bass i 1.000Lake Trout. Grayling, and T^'hitefish.. i 1.000Marine Species i 500Shad and Pipe Perch

I1 , OCO

Building Operations in Principal Cities, 1909-10 : 300


No. 11.

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR—Continued.

Titles. Copies.

Bulletins of the Bureau of—Census-

Census of Manufactures, 190&—United StatesCotton Production, 1909Marriage and Divorce, 1887-1906 :

Mortality Statistics—19081909

Population of the United States and Territories, 1910Religious Bodies, Special ReportSupply and Distribution of Cotton for year ending Aug. 31, 1910Telegraph Sj-stems, 1907

Fisheries

—

American Catfishes; Habits, Culture, and Commercial ImportanceAnatomy and Physiology of the V\"ing-shell Strina RigidaBarnacles from Japan and Bering SeaCondition and Extent of the Natural Oyster Beds of DelawareDevelopment of Sponges for Dissociated TissuesDistribution of Fish and Fish Eggs during the fiscal year 1910Fish Cultural Practices in the United States Bureau of FisheriesFisheries of Alaska, 1910Food Value of Sea MusselsInfluence of the Eyes, Ears, and Other Allied Sense Organs on the Movements of theDogfish, Musteles eanis

Migration of Salmon in the Columbia RiverSeaweed Industries of Japan—Utilization of Seaweeds in the United StatesVolume XXVIII, Parts 1 and 2 each.

Labor-No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 91No. 92

Standards-Volume VIExtracts from—

Absolute Measurement of Capacity,

Absolute Measurement of Inductance,

Apparatus for Determination of the Form of a Wave of Magnetic FluxBest Method of Demagnetizing IronCalculation of the Self-Inductance of Single-Layer Coils

Clark and Weston Standard Cells

Comparative Sensitiveness of Some Common Detectors of Electrical Oscillators

Daylight Efficiency of Artificial IlluminantsDependence of Magnetic Hysteresis upon Wave FormDetermination of the Mean Horizontal Intensity of Incandescent Lamps by the Ro-tating Lamp Method

Device for Measuring the Torque of Electrical Instruments ,

Effect of Preliminary Heat Treatment upon the Drying of ClaysEfficiency Meter for Electric Incandescent LampsElectrical Conductivity of Commercial CopperEstablishment of the Thermodynamic ScaleExact Formula for the Mutual Inductance of Coaxial SolenoidsGeometrical Theory of Radiating Surface, with Discussion of Light TubesHeat Treatment of High Temperature Mercmial ThermometersHistory of Standard Weights and Measures of the United StatesInfluence of Frequency on the—

Resistance and Influence of Solenoidal CoUsSelf-Inductance of Coils

Intensities of Some Hydrogen, Argon, and Helium LinesMica Condensers as Standards of Capacity ".

Modified Method for the Determination of Relative Wave LengthsMutual Inductance of two Parallel Coaxial Circles in Terms of Hjrpergeometrical

SeriesNew Form of Direct Reading Candle Power, Scott, etcNew Method for the Absolute Measurement of Electric QuantityNew Potentiometer for the Measurement of Electromotive Force and CurrentNote on-

Oscillating Interference Bands and Some Practical ApplicationsTemperature Scale between 100° and 500° C

On the Constancy of the Sulphur Boiling PointOptical PyrometryPhotometric Units and NomenclaturePlatinum Resistance Thermometry at High TemperaturesPreliminary Measurements on Temperature and Selective Radiation of Incandes-cent Lamps

Production of High Frequency Oscillations from the Electric ArcRadiation from and Melting Points of PoUadium and PlatinumRegulation of Potential Transformers and Magnetizing Current

500500500

1,0009,500

20,00016,00043,500

500

1,2501,2501,2501,2501,2501,2501,0001,2501,250

1,2501,250250750

17,00015,00013, 50014,00013,5f0

5,000

500500500300500500500500500

300500500300

1,000500500500500500

500500500500500

500500500300

500500500500500500

500500500500


No. 11.

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Titles.

Bulletins of the Bureau of—Continued.Standards—Continued.

Extracts from—Continued.Selective Radiation from the Nernst GlowerSelf-Inductance of a Solenoid of any Number of LayersSome Quantitative Experiments in Long-Distance Radiotelegraphy .

,

Temperature Coefficient of Resistance of CopperTemperature of the ArcTesting of—

Glass Volumetric ApparatusTransformer Steel

Theoretical and Experimental Study of the Vibration Galvanometer.Theory of the Matthews and the Russell Leonard Photometers

Bunker Coal Supplied to SteamersCamphor Industry in Foreign CountriesCatalogue of—

Books and BlanksCharts, 1911

Census Summaiy—Agricultural Statistics of—

ColoradoConnecticutDelaware '.

District of ColumbiaIdahoIllinois

IndianaIowaKansas 1

MaineMarylandMassachusettsMichigan ,

.

MinnesotaMissouri ,

MontanaNebraskaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew YorkNevadaNorth DakotaOhioOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth DakotaVermontWashington (State)West VirginiaWisconsin

Animals Killed for FoodAutomobile Industry.Baltimore's Leading IndustriesCane and Beet SugarCarpets and RugsCotton Seed ProductsDirector's Annual ReportHigher Death Rate in 1910 :

Industries in Rhode Island, Manufactures, 1909Manufactures in—

AlabamaArizonaDelawareFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIndiana

. . V. ......... . .

IowaKansasLouisianaMississippi

. . V. ...MissouriMontanaNebraskaNevada

. . V. . . V. .........

.

New Hampshire. V/. ... ...

New Mexico

1,5001,0002, 6001,0002,0002,0001,5002.0001.5003.0001,5001.5002,0001.5001.5001,0001,5001,000

10513—11- -10


No. 11.

—

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by theheads of departments for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.


Titles.

Census Summary—Continued.Manufactures in—Continued.

North CarolinaOklahomaPorto RicoSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaUtahWyoming

Manufactures of Turpentine and RosinMarine Isopods Collected in the Philippines by the United States Fisheries: Steamer Alba^

tross in 1907-8Mortality Statistics-

Accidental and Suicidal DeathsDeath Rate Among ChildrenFall River's Death RateFever Deaths from InfluenzaInfantile Paralysis and PellagraInvocations inLowest Death Rate on RecordWhite Plague's Death Rate Decrease

Oilcloth, Linoleum, and Artificial LeatherPopulation of—

Cities of 25,000 or More InhabitantsNew York City by Enumeration DistrictsVermont

Population Totals—Cities of Over 25,000 InhabitantsProvisional Birth Registration AreaRegistration of Births and DeathsReport on FisheriesRice Cleaning and PolishingSilk and Silk GoodsState Population BulletinsStatistics of—

Cities

CottonSupply and Distribution of CottonTwenty-three Cities OvercountedWoolen and Worsted GoodsWorld's Cotton

Classification of—Imports for Consumption (without Tariff) ,

Merchandise for Quarterly-Yearly Statement of Imports for ConsumptionCoast Pilot Notes on Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean, Supplement to

Code of the District of ColumbiaCommerce and Navigation, 1910, Part of—

Tables 1 and 2Table 3 •

Tables 4 and 5

Table 6

Tables 7 and 8

Tables 15 and 16

Tables 17 and 18

Table 19

Commercial Relations of the United States, 1909

Consular and Trade Reports, Daily-July, 1910August, 1910September, 1910October, 1910November, 1910December, 1910January, 1911

February, 1911

March, 1911

April, 1911

May, 1911June, 1911

Index for Quarter Ending-Sept. 30, 1910Dec. 31, 1910Mar. 31, 1911

Cordage and Twine Trade in Foreign Countries.Cotton Goods Trade in-

ChinaLatin America

Decision of the Supreme Court of Arizona in Contract Labor Case against Grant Bros. Construction Co

Determination of the Optical Properties of Materials


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Titles. Copies.

Directions for Magnetic MeasurementsDredging and Hydrographie Records of the United States Fisheries Steamer Albatross during the

Philippine Expedition, 1907-1910Enforcement of the White Slave Traffic ActExpatriation Act Construed for Purposes of Immigration ActExpenditures of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Fiscal Year 1910

Explanatory List of Diagrams Relating to Deaths of InfantsExport Trade ExploitationExports of Domestic Breadstulfs—

June-August, 1910

September, 1910-April, 1911

May. 1911

Fiscal Regulations Governing Commercial AgentsFishes of the Connecticut Lakes and Neighboring Waters with Notes on the Plankton Environ-ment

Flour Trade in HollandFollowing Up Trade OpportunitiesForeign Tariff NotesForest Products-

No. 1. Pulp Wood ConsumptionNo. 2. Lumber, Lath, and ShinglesNo. 3. Slack Cooperage Stock. . ,

No. 4. Tanbark and Tanning Extract :

No. 5. VeneersNo. 6. Tight Cooperage StockNo. 7. Wood Distillation,.

No. 8. Crossties PurchasedNo. 9. Poles, etcNo. 10. Forest Products of the United States

General Rules and Regulations of the Steamboat Inspection ServiceGeneral Rules and Regulations Prescribed by the Board of Supervising Inspectors as AmendedJanuary, 1910

Geodesy—Tables for a Polyconic Projection of Maps upon Clarke's Reference Spheroid of 1866.Geographic NamesImmigration Bulletin

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May-July, 1910 each.August, 1930September, 1910-April, 1911 each.

Immigration Laws and Regulations of July, 1907Index to OccupationsInformation for Immigrants in Twenty-four LanguagesInternational Conference on Maritime Law, Session of September, 1910International Metric System of Weights and MeasuresItaly's Coal TradeLaws and Regulations Relative to Fur-Seal FisheriesLaws Governing the Steamboat Inspection ServiceLaws Relating to Compensation for Industrial Accidents in Foreign CountriesLegal Weights per Bushel of Various CommoditiesLime—Its Properties and UsesList of—

Buoys and Other Aids to Navigation-Third Lighthouse DistrictFourth Ivighthouse DistrictNinth Lighthouse DistrictThirteenth Lighthouse DistrictFifteenth Lighthouse District

Licensed Officers, 1910Lights and Fog Signals on the—

Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of the United States

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19081911

Northern Lalces and Rivers, 1909Lights, Buoys, and Daymarks in the-

seventh Lighthouse District, 1908Fourteenth Lighthouse District

Merchant Vessels, 1910Publications of the—

Bureau of—CensusFisheries

Department of Commerce and Labor, available for distributionMagnetic TestingManual of Style of Composition and Proof Reading in the Government Printing OfficeMethod of Applying Immigration Laws Relating to White SlavesMessage of the President at the Commencement of the Third Session of the Sixty-first Congress.Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance

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Advance Sheets—June-July, 1910 each.August, 1910-May, 1911 each.

148 REPORT OP THE. PUBLIC PRINTER.

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heads of departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued,


Titles.

.each.

Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance—Continued.Internal Commerce—

June-Noveinber, 1910December, 1910January-April, 1911 each.

Series—1909-1910—

No. 10Nos. 11-12 each.

1910-11, Nos. 1-9 each.Naturalization Laws and RegulationsNavigation Laws of 1907 (Amendments to), third supplementNotes on Useful Methods for the Development of Export Trade, etcOil Seed Products and Feed StuffsOysters and Methods of Oyster Culture with Notes on Clam CulturePacking for ExportPhysicians' Pocket Reference to the International List of Causes of DeathPilot Rules for—

Certain Inland Waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts and of the Gulf of MexicoGreat LakesWestern Rivers

Publications of the Bureau of StandardsPyrometer Testing and Heat MeasurementsQuarterly Returns of Imports tor ConsumptionReciprocity with CanadaReport of the—

Conunissioner of—Corporations on-

Cotton Exchanges, Parts 1-5

Foreign Trade in PetroleumLumber IndustryPetroleum Industry, Parts 1-2Tobacco IndustryTransportation by Water in the United States, Parts 1-3

Fisheries—1909 and Special Papers1910

Director of the CensusSuperintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1910

Report on-Central Electric Taght and Power StationsCondition of Women and Child Wage Earners in the United States, Volume I-VIII. . .each.

Cotton Ginning—Distributed by Countries, 1910

Statistics of Cities

Street and Electric Railwavs, 1907

Telephones, 1907Results of Observations made at the Coast and Geodetic Survey Magnetic Observatory at—

Baldwin, KansCheltenham, Md., 1907-8

Honolulu, Hawaii, 1907-8Sitka, Alaska, 1907-8Vieques, P. R., 190.5-6

Shoe and Leather Trade in Brazil, Venezuela, and BarbadosStandard Analyzed Samples—General InformationStandardizatioii of Electrical Practice in MinesStatistical Abstract of the United States, 1910

Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States, 1800-1909Steerage Passenger AccommodationsSundry Civil Appropriation Law for 1912Supplement to Chart Catalogue of 1909Supplemental Instructions and Index to Book of Instructions, 1908—Statistics of Cities, 1910. .

.

Survey of Oyster Beds of Charles County, MdTariff Series-

No. 15&. ItalyNo. 17c. Commonwealth of AustraliaNo. 25. Customs Tariff of FranceNo. 26. Tariff Relations of Canada

Testing of—Bomb CalorimetersGlass Volumetric ApparatusHydrometersOptical Instruments and the Optical Testing of Materials

Tide Tables for the—Atlantic Coast of the United States for 1912Pacific Coast of the United States for 1912

Total value of imports and exports for—June to December, 1910 each..

January to February, 1911 each..March to May, 1911 each.

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No. 11.

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Title.s.

Trade development in—ArgentinaLatin America

Treaty Laws and Regulations Governing the Admission of ChineseTuberculosis in the United StatesWhite Slave Traffic ActWireless Ship Regulations '

World's Trade Du-ectorv

No. 12.

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Statement of binding done for Seiiators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.

Titles.

Aboriginal American BasketryAhoriginal Pottery of the Eastern United StatesAbridgment of Mes'-'ages and Documents, 1880-1909Act to establish Postal Savings DepositoriesAct to regulate—

Commerce Safety AppliancesImmigration of Aliens into the United States, 1907Internal Commerce in Intoxicating Liquors

Acts of Congress and Treaties relating to Alaska, 1867-1905Acts of Congress relatmg to Cuba and Santo Domingo, 1907-1909Acts of Congress, Treaties, Proclamations, and Decisions of the Supreme Court of theUnited States relating to Noncontiguous Territory and Cuba and Santo Domingo.

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Acts of the United States Commerce Court, 1910Acts relating to OleomargarmeActs relating to the JudiciaryActs to regulate Commerce .

Addresses to retiring Members of Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1909Adjustment of Title to the Isle of PmesAdulteration of Food Products, 1900Agricultural Statistics, 1898-1909A^L. A. CatalogAlaska, Pamphlets onAlcoholic Problem and its Practical Relations to LifeAllowances of certain Claims reported by the Court of Claims under Bowman andTucker Acts, First Session, Sixtieth Congress

American Agricultural Implements in Foreign Countries, 1909American Cam_paign5 '

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1912American Post Office

Analysis of the Function of MonevAnnals of Congress, 1789-1837Annual Report of the

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Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, 1906-1909,

American Historical Association, 1890-1908Attorney General of the United States, 1871-1910 _

Board of Jilanagers of the National Home for Disabled Soldiers, 1910Chief of the Bureau of—

American Ethnologv, 1879-1908Animal Industrv, 1884-1909Engmeers, U. s! A., 1890-1910Ordnance, 1882Plant Industrv, 1901-1910Soils. 1906-1909

Chief of the Division of Militia Affairs, V.'ar Department, 1910Chief of the "Weather Bureau, 1907-1909Clerk of the House of Representatives, 1909-10Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1901-1909Commissioner General of Immigration, 1907-1910Commissioner of—

Education, 1881-1909Fisheries, 1878-1908Indian Aflairs, 1909-10Internal Revenue, 1901-1910Labor, 1886-1909Navigation, 1895-1910Patents, 1909Pensions, 1909-10 ,

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2 2. 90

2 3.201 1. 401 1. 75

116 63. 13143 245. 12

1 2. 101 1. 701 1. 80]^ 1 505 004 7. 409 16.20

1 1.701 1.50

218 399. 527 11.991 2. 101 1. 55

70 154. 00

1 1.70386 679. 4291 147. 131 1.75

583 1,377. 41253 413. 73126 211, 50

1 1.701 2. 104 6. 481 1. 7S

21.929 16.252 3.305 8. 69

90 135. 6436 64.354 7.505 8. 60

196 316. 0739 69. 790 9. 474

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Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Titles.

Annual report of the—Continued.Commissioners of the District of Columbia, 1909Comptroller of the Currencj^ 1895-1909Department of—

Agriculture, 1847-1910Commerce and Labor, 1886-1909Interior, 1881-1909

Director of the—Experiment Stations, 1903-1909Gcolo^cal Survey. 1880-1910Reclamation Service, 1902-1909United States Mint, 1S91-190S

Gettysburg National MiUtary Park Commission, 1893-1904.Governor of—

Hawaii, 1906New Mexico, 1901Porto Rico, 190n

Health Officer of the District of Columbia, 1910Indian Inspector for the Indian Territory, 1905-1909Interstate Commerce Commission, 1892-1910Isthmian Canal Commission, 1899-1910Librarian of Congress, 1901-1910Lighthouse Board, 1908-1910Major General Commanding the Army, 1899National Academv of Sciences, 1909National Museum-, 1884-1910National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, 1890-1910Navv Departmexit, 1909 •.

Philippine Commission, 1900-1909Post Office Department, 1888-1910Postmaster General, 1850-1910Public Printer, 1909-10Secretary of—

Agriculture, 1909-10 ,

Commerce and Labor, 1903-1910 ,

Interior, 1900-1910Navy, 1901-1909Senate, 1908-1910Smithsonian Institution, 1910Treasurv, 1906-1910War, 1875-1910

Smithsonian Institution, 1849-1909Superintendent of—

Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1907-1909

Gardens and Grounds. Department of Agriculture, 1892Treasury Department, 1849-1909United States Civil Service Commission, 1896-1910War Department, 1899-1909 .•

Annual Reports of the First, Second, and Third Postmasters General, 1910. .

.

Anti-injunction and Restraining Orders, 1906Antiquities of—

Central and Southeastern MissouriJamez PlateauMesa Verde National ParkMexico and Central AmericaUpper GUa and Salt River Valleys, in Arizona and New Mexico

Apportionment of United States Representatives, 1911

Apprenticeship System.Appropriation Bill for Department of Agriculture for 1907Appropriation Bills, 1910-1912.. .

Appropriation Laws, Second Session Sixty-first Congress, 1910 :

Appropriations, New O ffices, etc. , 190S-19i0Arbitration at The Hague

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Coast FisheriesUnited States and Venezuela

Archeological Expedition to Arizona, 1895

Areas of the United States, Geological SurveyArgiiments before the House Committee on Patents, 1910

Respecting Copyrights, 1906Arguments of Hon. T. C. Spelliug in favor of Anti-injimction Bills

Armor Factory Board, 1897Army and Militia Coast-Defense Exercises during 1908Army Canteen, sundry documents relating to

Army Horse in Accident and DiseaseArmy Horse ManualArrowpoints, Spearheads, and Knives of Prehistoric TimesAsphalt and Bituminous Rock Deposits of the United StatesAssassination of Abraham Lincoln

2 $3. 5042 60. 25

128 241. 9650 69. 9766 124. 33

51 91.80392 1,034 1612 20.7212 21. 049 1.5.68

1 1. 901 L 801 L 801 L 781 L 50

111 179. 53413 662. 12

2 3. 206 10. 551 L 624 6. 99

151 236. 59127 231. 91

3 5. 31

133 210. 9026 4L 8733 50. 5012 18.83

3 5. 129 15. 605 7.7517 28. 789 16. 321 1. 655 8. 28

28 49. 65406 649. 02

8 20. 271 2. 10

76 131. 8820 33. 25117 207. 20

1 L401 L45

53 90.29-

36 63. 9447 81.4750 67. 3940 68. 183 4. 861 1. 601 1. 701 1. 62i 1.204 7.90

4 7.204 9.201 1. 301 1.713 5. 071 L 201 1.421 1. 901 L702 2. 209 14.45

13 22.091 L7a1 2. 55

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Titles.

Atlas of—Battlefields of Chickamauga, Chattanooga, and Vicinity, 1901

Philippine Islands '

Yellowstone National ParkAtlases accompanying—

Annual Report of the Chief of Engmeers, United States Army, 1902

Geological Survey MonographsOfficial Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865

Bankruptcy Law of the United States, with amendments to 1910Bibliographies of Indian Languages, 1887-1894Bibliography, 1892, Pamphlets onBibliogi-aphy and Index of North American Geology, Paleouthology, etc., 1901

Bibliogi'aphy of the —Algonqnian LanguagesAmerican Historical SocietyEskimo LanguageIroquoian I^anguagesMuskhogean LanguagesNorth American GeologySierian Langaagos . :

Big Trees of CahforniaBill for the Upbuilding of the American Merchant Marine, 1911Bill to create United States Commerce CourtBills, Acts, and Resolutions, Fifty-ninth to the Sixty-first Congress, inclusiveBills and Debates on Trusts from the Fiftieth to the Fifty-seventh Congress, inclusiveBills and Resolutions presented by Hon. James R. Mann during the Sixty-first CongressBills introduced in the House of Representatives by Hon. W. A. Ashbrook, 1907-1911.

.

Bills introduced in the House of Representatives during the Fift^y -ninth, Sixtieth, andSixty-first Congresses ".

Bills, Reports, and Acts of Appropriation for the Navy, 1911Bills, Resolutions, and Reports for the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-merce, Third Session Sixtieth Congress

Biographical Congressional Directory, 1774-1903Biological Stations of Europe, 1910Bird Books of the Biological SurveyBirds of North and Middle AmericaBirds of North and South AmericaBoundaries of the United States and of the several States and TerritoriesBoundary Controversy betw^een Great Britain and Venezuela, 1896Briefs in the case of—

Bucks Stove and Range Co. v. American Federation of LaborStandard Oil in the United States Supreme CourtUnited States v. Oregon & California R. R. Co. in the Circuit Court of the UiJted States

Building Model Homes, 1908Bulletins and Circulars on the Hog Industry, 1899-1909Bulletins, Farmers'Bulletins of the—

Bureau of—American EthnologyBiological SurveyCensusEducationFisheriesForestryLabor. '

Plant IndustryRolls and Library

Department of AgricultureGeological SurveyHygienic LaboratoryNational Museum.Pan American UnionPublic Health and Marine-Hospital Service

Bulletins on—FoodPoultry

Calendar of the Correspondence of George WashingtonCalendars of the House of Representatives, Third Session Sixty-first CongressCanals and Irrigation in Foreign Countries, 1898 ".

Canteen in Soldiers' HomeCaptured Battle FlagsCatalogue of—

Government Publicatious, 1774-1881Library of the United States Senate, 1901Prehistoric Works east of the Rocky Mountains. 1891Public Documents, 1897-1908River Charts, Department of Commerce and Labor, 1911

Catholic Church Claims in the PhilippinesCatlin's Indian Gallery

Copies. Cost.

] $1. 05:j 11. 151 3. 75

1 2.3010 .31.85

21 88.9849 77.72

!). 701 1. 651 1..30

8. -10

1. 871 L 60

L 501. ou

} L901 1. GO

5. 63

1 2.151 1.25

10 13.601 2. 50

2. 252 3. 70

5 8. 201 2.40

19 30.408 14. 68

10 16. 552.3 34.501.3 21.252 3.603 4. 90

19 29.90

2 2.85

5 7.30

1 2.00

1 1.40

1 1.7011,665 13,473.68

171 .312. 7616. 00

'I 9. 11

8 14! 15

349 736. 93

29 47.80223 380. 4862 122. 30

16 38.72173 278. 22

183 454 33

88 139! 0036 69.45570 978. 46

2 3. 05

7,422 7,408.85

1 2.004 6. 951 1.871 1.704 5. 65

2 5.121 1.805 8.00

10 22.681 2.007 12.443 4.50


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Titles.

Centennial Anniversary of the—>

Establishment of the Seat of Government in the District of Columbia. 1800-1900.

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Laying of the Cornerstone of the United States Capitol, 1793-1893Centennial Celebration of Perrv's Victory, MisceUaneons articles onCentennial of the United States Military Academy at West Point, N. Y., 1802-1902. .

.

Century of Population Growth in the United States from the First Census of the UnitedStates to the Twelfth

Certain Climatic Features of the two Dakotas, 1903Changes in Bodily Form of Descendants of ImmigrantsCharges relative to the'Election of William Lorimer to the Senate of the United States-

Chart of the Metric SystemCharts, SundryCharts of Long Island SoundCheck List of Fruit Trees in the United States, 1898Child Labor and Care of Dependent Children, 1909Child Labor in EuropeChild Study, First Attempts atChild Study in ChicagoChildren's Courts in the United States, 1904Chippewa MusicChoctaw DictionaryChoctaw of Bayou "Lacomb, St. Tamman;/ Parish, LaCircular, Square, and Octagonal Earthworks of Ohio, 1889Circulars, Regulations, etc., of the General Land OfficeCitizenship of the United States: Expatriation and Protection AbroadCivil Service Retirement in Great Britain and New ZealandCivil Service Rules and Regulations, 1909Clayton-Bulwer TreatyCoal Areas in the LTnit'ed States, 1907Coal Fields in Colorado and New MexicoCoal Lands in Oklahoma, 1910Code of—

Civil Procedure of the Canal Zone, 1907Laws for the District of ColumbiaPeople's Rule

Coinage Laws of the United States, 1792-1894Combattants Francais de la Guerre American, 1778-1783Commerce and Navigation of the United States, 1902-1909Commerce Bills with

—

Committee AmendmentsFloor Amendments

Commercial Relations of the United States with Foreign Countries, 1902-1908

Comparison of

—

Bills on Interstate Commerce Court, 1910

House Rules for the Fifty-third Congress, Second Session, and the Sixty-first Con-gress, Third Session, with the Rules of the Sixty-second Congress, First Session.

Tariffs of 1897 and 1909Compilation of—

Acts of Congress and Treaties Relating to Alaska, 1867-1905

Acts of the Philippine Commission, 1908

House Election Cases, 1789-1901

Internal Revenue Laws, 1901, Supplements to I

Labor t^ws of the Various States and Territories and the District of Columbia, 1910.]

Principal Laws of the LTnited States Relating to Loans and Currency, 1901 i

Senate Election Cases, 1789-1885[

Treaties in Force, 1904j

Comprehensive Index of Government Publications, 1881-18931

Conclusions and Recommendations of the Immigration Commissioners, 1910;

Conditions in Alaska, 1904

Congressional Directory, 1857-1911

Congressional GlobeCongressional RecordsConservation documents, sundryConservation of—

Mineral Resources, 1909

Water Resources, 1909

Constitution of the Proposed State of New MexicoWith Hearings

Constitution of the United StatesConstitutions for the Proposed States of New Mexico and ArizonaContributions to

—

Anatomy of Birds. 1882

Economic Geology, 190.5-1998

History of American Geology, 1906

Knowledge: Smithsonian Institution, 1895-1904

Consular Reports on—Cattle and Dairy Farming, 1887-88

Labor in Foreign Countries, 1884

Copper River Exploring Expedition in Alaska, by Abercrombie, 1899

Copyright Law of the United States in Force July 1'"'"^

Copies.

1909.

20 $44. 145 11.85

27 32.4071 141.02

14 32. 582 2. 904 6.891 1.70

354 297. 6462 42. 264 5. 671 1.601 1. 501 1.901 1.701 1.702 2. 85

88 143. 91

1 L7244 76. 521 1.701 1.90

32 5. 6410 17. 13

1 1.601 1.754 6. 081 1.705 9. 50

1 1.7535 58. 11

42 64. 842 3.346 15. 49

17 39. 82

5 11.105 11.00

96. 07

1 1.70

5 11. 3549 85. 67

1 2. 281 2. 45

2 3.351 2.001 1.65

1 1. 35

g 12. 80

3 4. 954 10. 18

2 3.551 1.90

784 444. 95109 332. 45

1 286 3,099. 39

2 3. 75

1 1.60

1 1.60

8 13.08

2 3.7045 67.571 1.65

1 2.006 10.20

4 6.804 10. 64

6 9.723 3.301 1.725 8'. 3 5

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No. 12.Statemerit of binding dotie for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Titles. Ck)pies. Cost

Correspondence Relating to the War with SpainCorundum and its Distribution in the United States, 1900

Cost of Living in. American TowTisCotirts-martial Law. Rules, and Regulations, 1841

Criminal Code of the United States in Force Jan. 1, 1910

Cropping Sj'stem for Stock FarmsCruise of the

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Revenue Cutter Bear. 1897-98Revenue Steamer Corwin. 1881-1885Revenue Steamer Xunivok, 1899-1901

Cuba: Population. Historv, Resources, etc

Customs Regulations of the United States, 1908

Customs Tariffs, 1888-1S97Data of—

AstronomyGeochemistry .

Deafness Among School Children, 1881Decision and Decree in Hurley i. Abbott et al.,. District Court, Third Arizona District.

Decisions of the

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Commissioner of Patents, 1900-1909Comptroller of the Treasury, 1880-81Interior Department and the General Land Office in Cases Relating to PublicLands, Vol. XXXVUI

Supreme Court of the United States in the Case of Xorthern Securities Co. et al. r.

United StatesDecisions Relating to Indian Affairs, 1901Declaration of American Independence: An Illustrated Story of its AdoptionDedication of the—

Building of the Pan American L^nion '

Chickamauga and Chattanooga Xational Military Park, 1895Denudation and Erosion in the Sotithem Appalachian Region, 1911

Destruction of the Battleship Maine, Feb. 15, 1898....

Diary of a Journey Through Mongolia and Thibet, 1892Dictionary of Altitudes in the L'nited StatesDigest and Manual of the Rules and Practice of the House of Representatives of theUnited States

Digest of—Circular Instructions to Consular Officers, June, 189, -May. 190SComments on the Pharmacopoeia of the L^nited States.. '

Contested Election Cases in the House of Representiitives of the United States.1789-1901

Decisions Relating to Indian Affairs, 1901 ;

Hearings before the Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce on the Regulationof Railway Rates. 1905

International Law (Moore)International Law ( Tharton)Xational Bank Decisions. 1908Opinions of the Judge Advocate General of the Army, 1901School Laws 1

Direct LegislationDirections for Destroying Mosquitoes, bv Col. "\V. C. Gorgas, United States ArmvDocument Catalogue of the Fifty-eighth Congress "

Documentary History of the Constitution of the United StatesDocuments on the—

Commerce and Labor of Foreign Countries, 190^10Meaning of the Word ' Conspiracy''. . .

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Documents Relating to Bees "

Documents Relating to the Increased Cost of FoodDocuments. Reports. Hearings, etcEconomic Geology of the Merctu- Mining District (Utah) in 1905Education in Georgia. 1SS9Egg Trade of the United StatesElection of United States Senators bv Direct Vote of the People, 1902Electoral and other Laws of Cuba.-"Epitome of the Russo-Japanese ^v', arEstimates of Appropriations for Fiscal Years 1911 and 1912Examination of the Telegraphic Apparatus and the Process of Telegraphv. 1869Executive Register of the United States, 1789-1902 "...

Experiment Station Records. Department of Agriculture, 1880-1909Explorations in Alaska, 1899Fatal Accidents in Coal Mining, 1910Federal Aid in Domestic Disturbances, 1787-190SFederal and State Constitutions, Colonial Charters, and other Organic Laws of the

States. Territories, and Colonies.Federal and State Forest LawsFederal Antitrust DecisionsFederal Meat Inspection Se 'vice. 190>;

Feeding for Meat Production. 1900Ferrell Tide-Predicting MachineField Operations of the Bureau of Soils. Department of Agriculture. 1905-1907

1 $1.903. 10

i 2.40

_ 4 6.00525 814.01

1 L70

7 12.253 7.801 1.701 1. 402 3.80

23 35. 47

1 1.509 14.901 1.701 2. 15

31 44. 102 4.00

1. 87

3 4. 701 1. 751 1.95

1 L504 7.221 2.551 L 451 1.60

13 21.82

942 917. 18

4 8.0068 104. 70

3 4. 561 1.65

28 46. 75656 9.34. 74

3 3.992 3.601 1.701 1.701 L552 2.201 2.24

98 241. 82

5 9.001 1. 453 7. 262 3.50

258 464. 89o 2.601 1.501 1.46

7 11.821 1.503 4.706 13. 2S1 2.00

21 36.0630 47.973 4.901 1.909 15. 22

1.977 2. S57. 901 1.25

16 21.601 1.701 1.75I 2. 45

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Titles.

Finance Banking System of the United StatesFinding List to Important Public DocumentsFire Resistive Properties of Various Building MaterialsFisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States, 1887Fisheries of Indian River, FlaFishes and Fisheries of Porto Rico, 1900Flags of Maritime NationsForeign Commerce and Navigation of the United States, 1905-1909Forest PlantingForest Resources of Alaska ^

Forest Trees of the Pacific SlopeForests of AlaskaFort Pillow Massacre, 1864Franking PrivilegeFree Coinage of Gold and Silver, 1892French Spoliation Claims, 1910, Sundry House and Senate Reports onFrench Spoliation Claims with special Reference to Insurance Companies, 1910Fund for Reclamation of Arid Lands, 1911Fur Seals of AlaskaGame in AlaskaGazetteer of the Philippine Islands, 1902Gazetteer of \S''est Virginia, 1904Geographic Dictionary of AlaskaGeographic NamesGeographic Tables and Formulas •.

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Geographical Index to Executive Journal ,

Geographical Memoir from Upper California, 1849 ,

Geography and Geology of Alaska, 1906 ,

Geological and Geographical Survev by the United States of the Territories of Wyomingand Idaho, 1883 ,

Geology and Mineral Resources of a Portion of the Copper River District (Alaska) in1901

Geology and Mining Industry of the Cripple Creek District (Colo.) in 1895Geology of Cape Ann, MassGerman Steel Industry and ^Vages Paid, 1909Gold-Quartz Veins in Nevada CityGold Standard in International Trade, 1904Good Roads, Sundry Documents onGreat Canals of the World, 1905Growth of

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Industrial Art, 1892Toronto School Children •.

Haida Texts and MvthsHall's Second Artie Expedition, 1879Handbook of the

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American Indian LanguagesIndians North of Mexico :

Handbooks of the Pan American UnionHeadings and Subheadings for the Index to Federal Statutes, 1906

Heads of Families at the First Census in 1790

Hearings before the

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Interstate Commerce Commission, 1907-1911

Merchant Marine Commission, 1905

Senate or House Committees on

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Agriculture, 1908-1911

Coinage and Weights, 1906

District of Columbia, 1908-1910Immigration and Naturalization, 1910Indian Affairs, 1910Insular Affairs, 1910Interoceanic CanalsInterstate and Foreign Commerce, 1910 :

Interstate Commerce, 1906-1910Irrigation of Arid Lands, 1909-10

Judiciary, 1904-1910Labor, 1910Merchant Marine and Fisheries, 1909-10Military Affairs. 1903-1909

Patents, 1910Privileges and Elections, 1910

Public Lands, 1910Rivers and Harbors, 1911

Ways and Means, 1904Hearings in the Investigation of the Department of the Interior and the Bureau of

Forestry, 1910Hearings on—

Act to Regulate Commerce, etc., 1908

Appropriations for the District of Columbia, 1908-1911Army Appropriation Bills, 1907-1911Bill to create the United States Court of Commerce, etc., 1910

1 $2.651 1.803 4. 28

13 30. 051 2.002 3.942 4.208 19. 521 1.461 1.901 1.601 2. 10

1. to

1 1.55±. /u

1 1.651 1.602 3.401 1.751 1.701 1.784 6.401 1.801 1. 851 1.101 1.801 2.002 5. 25

1 1.90

2 2. 601 1.251 2. 551 1. 951 1.404 6. 382 3. 001 2. 10

1 3. 751 1.70

50 69. 781 1.60

1 1.70428 723. 0024 43.01

1 1.354 10. 78

18 30.803 5.70

49 96. 941 1.10

31 48.91

79 78. 402 3.651 1. 701 1.50

109 89. 3535 58. 931 1.90

3 4.575 7. 564 6.323 5. 632 3.38

20 28.003 4. 852 2. 531 1.75

585 1,043. 14

1 1.80

3 3. 755 6.052 4.50

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Titles.

Hearings on—C!ontinued.Bill to Regulate—

Commerce, 1908Storage of Food in the District of Columbia, 1910

Bills of Lading. 1910Bills relating to Health Activities of the General Government, 1910Bills to amend Interstate Commerce Act, 1905Brownsville Afirav, 1906City Planning. 1910Condition of Atiatrs in the Late Insurrectionary States, 1872 •

Conspiracies and Injunctions, 19tX)'

Constitution of the proposed State of Xew MexicoContested Election Case of—

Galvin i\ O'CoimelL...Parsons v. Saimders

Department of Public Health. 1910, ProposedDiplomatic and Consular Appropriation Bills, 1906-1911Eight Hours for a Day's Work for l^aborers on Government "Work, 1903Estimates for Construction of the Isthmian Canal, 1909-1911Expenditures in the Department of Agriculture. 1907-1911Fortification Appropriation BiUs, 1906-1909Fraud in and upon the Public Service, 1909Free-Aleohol, 1906Food Storage and Prices. 1910GoTemment of Alaska. 1910Hazing at the Xaval Academy, 1906Immigration and Xaturalization, 191-Labor and Capital, 15S5Leg:islative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Bills. 1907-1911National Bankins: LawsNaval Estimatesr 1906-1910Ocean Mail Service. 1911Oleomargarine and other Imitation Daily ProductsPanama Canal Exposition to be held in i915Parcels Post. 1910Pearv Bill. 1910Post Office Appropriation Bills, 1907-1912Postal Savings Banks. 1910Promotion of Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood, 1911Pulp and Paper, 1909 '

Reciprocitv with Canada. 1911Regulatiori'of Railway Rates. 1904-1906Reorganization of the" Navv Department, 1910, ProposedSecond-c-lass Mail Matter. 1906-1910Short Line Railwav Mail Pav, 1910Stamped Envelopes, 1910. .

Statehood Bills, 190.3-1910

Sundry Civil Appropriation Bills. 1907-1911Hearings on the—

Tariff—18881896-97190S-9

Tennessee Coal & Iron Co.. 1909I'rgent Deficiency Appropriation BUls. 1906-1910Wages and Prices of Commodities. 1910

Hearings, SundryHighways of Commerce, 1899 f. f. . . Vff. . . . . . Vf. V. .

.

Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Armv. 1789-196.3 !

History and Digest of International Arbitration "... .

History of—Congressional CemeteryGeneral Staff of the Army of the United States, 1775-1901 V. . V. V. W.W

.

Indian Tribes of the United StatesLegislation in the United States Senate, First and Second Sessions Sixty-firstCongress

Lumber Industry in the State of New York, 1902Reported House' Bills and Resolutions before the Committee on interstate "andForeign Commerce, Third Session Sixty-first Congress

Reported Senate Bills before the House Committee on interstate and ForeignCommerce. Thud Session Sixtv-first Congress

Seal of the United StatesSmithsonian Institution. 18.35-1899United States Capitol. 1900United States Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. HWashington National Monument

Hodgkin's Fimd of the Smithsonian Institution, 1904Homestead and Land Laws of the L'nited States, 1910Hours of Labor for Mechanics Emploved on Public Works of the United StatesHouse and Senate Reports on the Hepburn Nicaragua Canal Bill, 1900

Cost.

1

$3.381 2 2.20

1 1.702 3. 42

-i 1 1. 50-1 33 75. 90-1 3 5. 45.

! 13 27. 301 1. 751 1.70

8 14.404 7.30

1 1 2.20

1

1 1. 20

-i I2. 82

1

^ 2. 9019.38

1 1.103 0. 16

1 1. 759 3.653 5. 754 6. 91

141' 144. 60' 4 4.40

2 2. 201.45

3 4.281 1. 18

11 17.307 18. 15

.1 17 27.85-i 3 5.50.1 12 17.65-! 6 9.25-' 1 2.20

27 47.0710 17. 7060 96. 91

' 2 3. 10.1 26 42! 10

-i 16 35. 90' 1 1.60

0 3. SO5 6.0O

1 1.60Q 9. 20

562 844! 30-• 1 1.80

1 1.203 5.85

86 159. 98

2 3.70

1

16 32.9224

1

34. 72

1 2.2s3. 35

1 2.90

1 2. 553.20

i 1 2.25

1 2. 25

7 15.6022 37.4210 29.761 1.725 9. 351 1.601 1.504 5.811 1.70

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Titles.

House Bills and Resolutions referred to the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-merce during the Sixty-first Congress

House Hearings, Report and Speech by Hon. W. A. Rodenberg on the Panama Expo-sition

House Resolutions, Sixtieth and Sixty-first CongressesHow we Built the Union Pacific RyImmigration Laws and Regulations of the United StatesImmigration Reports, 1909-10Immigration Situation in Canada, 1910Imports and Duties, 1894-1907Improvement of the

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City of WashingtonPark System of the District of ColumbiaValley of Rock Creek, 1908

Income Tax Discussions, 1909-10Increase in Number of Members of the Board of Pension AppealsIndex Analysis of the Federal Statutes, 1789-1907.Index of all Reports Issued by Bureau of Labor Statistics in the United States prior toMar. 1, 1902 *

Index to-Annual Reports of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1894-1905Bulletins of the Pan American Union, 1909-10Farmers' BulletinsGovernment Publications, 1881-1893Publications of the Bureau of American Ethnology /

Reports of the Chief of Engineers, United States Army, 1866-1900Subjects of Documents and Reports ^.

Yearbooks of the Department of Agriculture, 1894-1900Indian Affairs, Laws, and TreatiesIndustrial PropertyInfluence of—

Food Preservatives and Artificial Coloring on Digestion and HealthParty upon Legislation in England and America

Information Concerning National Banks, 1908Information from Abroad regarding Spanish-American War, 1900Inheritance Tax Laws, 1909Initiative and Referendum Legislation ,

Initiative and Referendum, Sundry Senate Documents onInjunction Data filed by Samuel GompersInnoko Gold Placer District, AlaskaInspection made in the Summer of 1877 by Gens. Sheridan and Sherman of the CountryNorth of the Union Pacific R. R

Instructions for the Use of Wireless Telegraph Apparatus, 1903Insular Cases in the Supreme Court of the United StatesInsular Cases, Second Session, Fifty-sixth CongressInternal Revenue Laws in Force Jan. 1, 1900International American Conference ReportsInternational Conference on Bills of Exchange, 1910International Copyright Law in the United StatesInternational Marine Conference, 1889International Monetary Conference, 1878

Brussels in 1893Interpretation of Topographic MapsInterstate Alcoholic Liquor Traffic, 1909Investigation as to Pneumatic-Tube Service for the Mails, 1907Investigation of

—

George Washington University, 1910Indian Contracts, 1911

P5st Office Department, 1904Telephone Companies, 1910Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies ,

Irrigation in—ColoradoEgypt. 1889

Irrigation Projects, 1911Isthmian Canal, by Lieut. Col. G. W. GoethalsJapanese Naval Medical and Sanitary Features of the Russo-Japanese WarJones, John Paul, Commemoration at Annapolis, Md., Apr. 24, 1906,

Journal of the—House of Representatives, Second Session, Sixty-first CongressSupreme Court of the United States, October Term, 1909United States Senate, Second Session, Sixty-first Congress

Journals of the—Confederate Congress, 1861-1865Continental Congress, 1774-1789

Juvenile Crime and ReformationKathlamet TextsLabor Disturbances in the State of Colorado, 1880-1904

Labor in Foreign Countries, 1884Lace Industry in England and France, 1909

24 $57. 32

151 151.002 3.88

42 69. 445 7.751 1.755 9.29

23 37.21

1 1.754 7. 321 1.701 1.601 1.703 7. 00

1 1.70

1 1. 751 1.703 5. 109 21.011 1.503 5.49

12.422 3.30

20 65. 73

1 1. 55

1 2.201 1.703 5.001 1.652 2.851 1.551 1.761 1. 42

1 1. 90

•1 2.001 1.603 4. 441 1.551 1.808 21. 602 3.351 1. 75

3 3. 601 1.90

1. 65

24 60. 901 1.'65

1 1.60

I 1. 65

29 49! 221. 75

g 15. 8013' 53

1 1.704 9. 631 LOO1 L871 L70

46 89.01

1 L801 L 955 14. 15

116 222. 9052 109. 5516 26. 79

18 41.141 1. 883 3.303 5. 65


No. 12.

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Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Dehgates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Titles.

Land-Grant and Bond-Aided RailroadsLand Laws of the United States and Rules of Practice of the General Land Office

Latin America, the Land of Opportunity, 1909

Law of Civil Procedure in Force in Panama and the Canal Zone, 1905

Laws Affecting Rights of Parents and ChildrenLaws and Regulations Governing the Public Printing and BindingLaws and Regulations Relating to Excise Tax on Corporations, Stock Companies, Asso-

ciations, and Insurance Companies, 1909

Laws Governing the Post Office Department and the Postal Service, 1907

Laws of Alaska, 1905 -

Laws of the

—

Canal Zone, Isthmus of Panama, 1906

United States

—

Governing PensionsRelating to

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Coinage, 1792-1904Loans and Currency, 1886

Navigation and the Merchant Marine, 1907Laws, Ordinances, Decrees, and Military Orders Having the Force of Law, Effective inPorto Rico, May 1, 1900 ,

Laws relating to-General Land Office

ImproA^ement of Rivers and Harbors in the United States, 1790, 1889, 1890, 1907....

Street Railway Franchises in the District of Columbia, 1906United States Navy, Marine Corps, etc., 1898

Laws, Reports, and Documents Regarding the District of Columbia, Second SessionSixty-first Congress

Legal Rights of Children,

Legislation Creating the National Statuary Hall in the United States CapitolLincoln's Addresses, Messages, etc., 1861-1863List of—

Claims by Accounting Officers of the Treasury ,

Commercial and Agricultural Organizations and Associations in the United States.French Spoliation Claims, 1910 ,

Maps of America in the Library of Congress, 1901Medals of Honor, 1904Merchant Vessels of the United States, 1910Private Claims Passed by Congress, 1882-1891Publications of the Bureau of American EthnologyReferences on the Cost of Living, 1910References on Sugar in the Library of Congress

List of Books in the Library of Congress on

—

Mercantile Marine Subsidies, 1901....-

Porto Rico, 1901Reciprocity " .'

. .

.

Machine Tool Trade in Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, etc., 1908Man and Abnormal ManManual of—

Fish Culture, Extracts fromStyle Governing Composition and Proof Reading in the Government Printing

OfficeStyle Governing Composition and Proof Reading in the Government Printing

Office at ManilaMap of—

AlaskaColoradoDistrict of Columbia, Showing Government ReservationsForestry, 1910IdahoNew York City and VicinityOregonPrincipal Transportation Routes of the World, 1909United StatesUnited States, Showing Routes of Principal Explorers and Early Roads and High-ways

Utah ;

WisconsinMaps accompanying

—

Geological Survey ReportsOfficial Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865

Maps and Diagrams of the Isthmian Canal, 1910Maps, mounted, sundryMedical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion !

Medical Features of the Russo-Japanese WarMemoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, 1884-1905Memorial Addresses and EulogiesMemorial Addresses: Lincoln, Garfield, McKinleyMemorial Bridge Across the Potomac River at Washington, D, CMemorial in Behalf of the Architect of our Federal Constitution, Pelatiah WebsterMemorial Meeting to Samuel P. Langley, 1906

Cost.

6 $14. 101

1L50

2 'i. 151 1.751 1.702 2. 90

1 1.751 2. 471 2. 16

1 1. 75

1 L50

2 3.622 3.703 4. 92

16 25. 04

1 1.604 5.822 3. 141 1.75

25 43.751 1. 701 1.979 15.80

1 1. 701 L642 3.502 3. 551 2. 001 L 952 2.8519 35. 342 3.401 2. 15

1 1.751 2. 151 1. 951 1.502 3.85

1 2. 40

79 113. 01

1 2.84

24 65 735 12.509 24. 784 12.631 1. 44

97 112. 636 14.25

416 330. 4010 20. 00

299 240. 251 1.80

49 47.60

1 2. 7017 72.0242 67.20148 302. 7618 45.301 1. 78

23 50. 77259 548.8013 31.191 1. 659 18.701 L60

158. EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PBINTEK.

No. 12.

—

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates underthe provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.

Titles.

Memorial of the National Woolgrowers' Association, 1895Memorials from the State of Deseret, 1862Memphis Riots, 1866Menominie Iron-Bearing District of MichiganMessage from the President on—

Affairs in Cuba, 1898Affairs in the KongoAlaska-Pacific Exposition, 1911Brownsville Affray, 1906Canadian Reciprocity, 1910-1911Chile, 1892Destruction of the Maine, 1898Ecclesiastic Lands in the Philippines, 1901Forests and Mountains of the Southern Appalachian Region, 1902Glavis Charges, 1910Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co., 1903 .'.

Panama Canal, 1906Relations of the United States to Spain by Reason of Warfare in Cuba, 1898Restoration of the A/hite House, 1903Treaty of Peace Between the United States and Spain, 1899Wages in Germany, 1909

Messages and Papers of the Presidents, 1789-1897Messages from the President to Congress, SundryMetric System of Weights and MeasuresMilitary Laws of the United StatesMilitary Operations in the Philippine Islands, 1909Military Policy of the United StatesMineral Resources of—

Alaska, 1908-1910United States, 1900-1908

Mining at Cripple Creek, Colo., 1895Mming Laws of Australia and New ZealandMinor Mental Abnormalities in Children as Occasioned by certain Erroneous SchoolMethods

Missouri Troops in Service during the Civil WarMoney Value of Good Roads to FarmersMonographs of the United States Geological SurveyMonthly Consular and Trade Reports, 1909-1910 ,

Monthly Summaries of Commerce and Finance, 1909-10Natick DictionaryNational Bank Act as amended and Other Laws relating to National BanksNational Forest ManualNational Public Health: Papers, Opinions, Letters, etc., Relative to

National Vitality: Its Waste and ConservationNatural History Collections made in Alaska, 1877-1881Natural Resources of HawaiiNaturalisation Laws and Regulations of the United States, 1910Navigation Laws of the United States, 1907New Methods of Plant BreedingNorth American Fauna, 1909 -

North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbitration, 1909

Notes of a Military Reconnaissance from Fort Leavenworth to San Diego in 1848Notes on-

Postal Savings Bank SystemsSpanish American WarTariff Revision and Estimated Revenues, 1909

Occupations and Children of ImmigrantsOfficial Army Register, 1910Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office

Official List of Depositories Libraries, 1909Official Opinions of the Attorney General of the United States, 1898-1909Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies, 1861-1865Official Register of the Officers and Cadets of the United States Military Academy at

West Point, N. Y., 1910.:Official Table of Distances, 1910Oil and Gas Fields of Greene County, Pa., 1907Old Standards of Public MoralsOne Plundred and One Points against Free Trade, 1909Operations of the Bureau of Soils, 1907Opinions of the United States Supreme CourtOrganic Acts of the Territories of the United StatesOrigin and Government of the District of ColumbiaOrigin and Prevalence of Tj^phoid Fever in the District of Columbia, 1908

Origin of Certain Place Narnes in the United StatesOrthography of Geographic Names, 1910Our Country: What it is and What has made it What it is

Our Shipping Impotency, 1900Outlines of Zuni Creation Myths, 1896Panama Caunl Exposition to be held in 1915, Proposed

1 $1.751 L701 2.101 1.55

1 L251 2.008 2L931 2.906 10.303 4. 1011 19. 4311 1. 604 8. 417 10. 752 3.4011 23.8351 76. 6013 26.354 6.944 7.40

298 551. 4723 34.0254 97.206 9. 101 L702 3. 35

5 8.0061 105. 161 L951 2.10

1 L703 4.221 1. 46

78 155. 7020 34. 6412 30. 9513 28. 184 * 6.301 I. 602 3.40

22 36. 841 2. 501 L755 8.859 14.642 3. 851 L 802 3. 701 L 20

3 5.401 1.72

27 60.891 2.00

53 91.6752 94. 681 L45

22 33. 05898 1,924.01186 451. 68

25 4.001 2.251 L701 L 701 L 802 3.409 15. 752 3.052 3. 25

32 50.5011 19.351 1.722 3.001 1. 751 2.007 11. 76

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No. 12.

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Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates under

the provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Titles. Cost.

Papers relating to-Early Congressional DocumentsForeign Relations of the United States, with Annual Messages of the Presidents,

1861-1909Improvement of the City of Washington, 1901

Passport Regulations of Foreign Countries, 1897

Patent and Trademark Laws of the United States, with AnnotationsPenal Codes of France, Germany, Belgium, and Japan, 1901

Penal Laws of the United StatesPenological Questions prepared for the International Prison CongressPension and Bounty Laws of the United States

Pension Bills mtrod'uced by Hon. Lincoln Dixon, 1905-1910

Pension Funds for Municipal Employees and Railroad Pension Systems in the UnitedStates, 1910

Pension Reports to the House of Representatives and the Senate, 1911

Perry's Expedition to Japan, 1852-1854

Petitions against Enactment of an Eight-Hour Bill

Petitions and Sundry Papers from the First Congress to the Forty-first Congress, inclu-

sivePetroleum and its Products, 1884Philippine islands, 1903, Census of

Physiological and Medical Observations among the Indians of Southwestern UnitedStates and Northern Mexico

Pipes and Smokmg Customs of the American AboriginesPlans for Laying out Portions of Washington, D. CPlot against "the People: An Attempt to Prevent the Pure Food LawPollution of Illinois and Mississippi Rivers, 1907Popular versus Delegated GovernmentPortland Cement Mortars, etcPorto Rican Legislation at First Session, Sixty-first CongressPossible Improvement of the fluman Breed.Post Offices in MississippiPostal Laws and Regulations of the United StatesPostal Laws and Regulations pertaining to Second-Class Mail, 1909Postal Savings Bank Systems "of 1-eading CountriesPostal Savings Depositories, 1910Practical Forestry in the Adirondacks, 1899Pre-Canibrian Geology of North AmericaPrecedents, Decisions on Points of Order, with Phraseologv, in the Senate of the United

States, 1789-1909 '.

Precedents of the House of Representatives of the United States (Hinds)Prehistoric Art, 1896Present Status of Military AeronauticsPreservation of Our Native Types of HorsesPrimer of ForestryPrimitive Travel and TransportationProbable Future of the Human RaceProceedings at the United States Naval Institute, June, 1910Proceedings before and by Direction of the President of the United States to determinethe Meaning of the Term "Whisky"

Proceedings before the Senate Coinmittee on Privileges and Elections on T>orimerCharges, 1910

Proceedings in connection with the—Acceptance of Certain StatuesFormal Presentation of a Bust of AVashington, 1905

Proceedings in the United States Senate in the Matter of the Impeachment of CharlesSwayne

Proceedi^igs of—Alaskan Boundary Tribunal at London, 1903Conference of Governors of the States, held at the White House May 13-15, 1908Conference on the Care of Dependent Children, held at Washington, D. C, Jan.

25-26, 1909Court of Inquiry in the Case of Rear Admiral Winfield S. SchleyGeneral Court-Martial on Affray at Brownsville, Tex., 1908International Fishery Congress, 1908Labor Conference, held in the Office of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor Feb.

10-11, 1909Railway Commissioners' Convention, 1908 ,

Proceedings on Unveiling the Statue of AYilliam T. ShermanProduction of Precious Metals in the United States in 1907-8

,

Professional Papers of the United States Geological Survey ,

Progress of the Beet Sugar Industry in the United States, 1904-1909 ,

Promotion of Ramie Industry, 1908Pronouncing Gazetteer and Geographic Dictionary of the Philippine Islands, 1902Property in Possession of the Sergeant-at-Arms of the United States Senate, 1904-1909.

.

Protection Favors to ForeignersPublic and Private Rights'in the Public Domain, 1910Public Domain, its History with Statistics, 1883

1 U. 25

181 310. 961 1.651 L 654 5. 801 1. 701 1. 551 1. 70

45 69. 161 1. 80

1 1. 755. 19

4 9. 801 1. 45

1 1. 751 2. 60

36 55. 88

45 78. 931 1. 701 1. 651 1. 801

.

2. 101 1. 701 1. 101 1. 901 1. 701 2. 209 15. 221 L 905 9.804 6. 651 L 608 13. 03

31 54. 93736 1,48L 28

2 3. 501 1. 651 L 706 9. 581 1. 701 1. 701 1. 66

1 1.60

10 17. 96

172 323. 951 2.05

6 8. 70

7 11.9021 35. 13

7 11. 794 6. 96

118 220. 502 4. 34

1 1.201 1.25

27 53. 024 6. 72

165 419. 886 10. 802 3. 556 9. 601 1.801 1.602 3.505 8. 60


No. 12.

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Titles.

Public Laws and Resolutions, 1909-10Publications of G. Harold Powell, 1902-1909Pure Food Bill

Purification of the Washington Water Supply, 1909Railroad Bill and Report thereon, 1910Railroad Commerce Bill

Railroads in AlaskaRat and its Relation to the Public HealthRates for Bonding Government Employees, 1911Reciprocity and Commercial Treaties, 1896 ".

Reciprocity Treaty of 1854 with CanadaReconnaissances in the Cape Nome and Norton Bay Regions, 1900Record of Deep-Well Drilling for 1905Records of the Virginia CoRegister of the—

Commissioned and Warrant Officers of the United States Navy and Marine Corps.

.

Department of State, 1909-10Oflieers and Cadets of the United States Military Academy, 1910

Regulations and Bulletins on Denatured AlcoholRegulations and Instructions concerning Internal Revenue, 1910Regulations of the United States

—

ArmyNavy

Relations between Capital and Labor, 1885

Relations of Common Carriers to the Grain Trade, 1907 .•

Remarks by-Senator Hale, 1909-1911

Senator Lodge, 1909-1911

Report and Hearings of the

—

Committee Appointed to Investigate Certain Charges under House Resolution No.543, Third Session Sixty-first Congress

House Committee on Expenditures in the Department of Agriculture, First Session

Sixty-first CongressReport of—

Jon. Dickinson on the PhilippinesGen. A. W. Greely, United States Army, on Earthquake in California, 1906

Charles E. Magoon, Provisional Governor of Cuba, 1907-8

Maj. Gen. Otis on Operations and Affairs in the Philippine Islands, 1899

Wm. H. Taft, Secretary of War, on the Philippines, 1908

Report of an Examination of Wool and other Animal Fibers, 1886

Report of the—Alaska Road Commission, 1905

Alaska Salmon Commission, 1904Agricultural Experiment Stations of the United States, 1900

Anthracite Coal Strike Commission, 1903

Armor Factory Board, 1897Block Signal and Train Control Board to the Interstate Commerce Commission,1908-9

Board of Consulting Engineers of the Panama Canal, 1906

British Naval and Military Operations in Egypt, 1882

Cape Nome Gold Region, 1900

Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1896, Appendix No. 12

Commanding General, Department of the East, United States, 1909

Commission Appointed by the President to Investigate the Conduct of the WarDepartment in the War with Spain

Commission on-Inland Waterways, 1908International Exchange, 1903

Commissioner General for the United States to the International Universal Expo-sition at Paris, 1900

Commissioner of—Corporations on-

Cotton Exchanges, 1908Beef Industry of the United States, 1905Petroleum Industry, 1907Taxation of Corporations, 1909Tobacco Industry, 1909Transportation by Water in the United States

Labor on

—

Housing of the Working People, 1895Regulation of Output, 1904Strike at the Bethlehem Steel Works, 1910United States Labor Laws, 1904

Committee of Awards, World's Columbian Exposition Commission, 1901

Committee on

—

Accounts, House of Representatives, 1910Banking and Currency, 1894Building of Model Houses, 1908Commerce on the River and Harbor Bill, 1910Foreign Relations, 1887 ;

4 <!>> yo2 101 801. oO

1 1.653 7.05

2 1 A(\

1 7ni. /U

3 5. 1045 77. 742 2. 602 2.202 5. 00

52 89. 61. 5 8.00

1 1.602 3. 301 1.65

1 1. 8o1 2. 004 6- 001 1.60

1 2. 251 2. 62

22 35. 90

1 2. 00

1 1. 701 1. 601i 1. 701 1.702 3.241 2. 35

1 1. 901 1.701 1.65

12 18. 961 1. 25

3 5. 402 5. 606 10. 202 2. 20

1 2. 301 1.90

8 15. 20

14 24. 041 1. 25

6 9.60

8 14. 21

1 1. 70

g 11. 5625 4l'384 6.95

46 77. 43

1 1.101 1.646 10.17

1 1.805 8. 82

10 23.501 1.801 1.651 1.80

1 1.70


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the provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 189-5, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.

Titles. Cost.

Report of the—Continued.Committee on—Continued.

Foreign Relations of the Senate on the Hawaiian Islands, 1894

Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 190^10Manufactures on Sugar and Standard Oil Trusts, 18S8

Ways and Means Concerning Reciprocity and Commercial Treaties, 1896

Committee to—Inquire into the Condition of Affairs in the Late Insurrectionary States

Investigate the Government Hospital for the Insane, 1996

Copper River Exploring Expedition in Alaska, 1899

Country Life Commission, 1909

Deep Waterways Commission, 1897

European Commission for the Louisiana Purchase ExpositionExamination and Survey of the Ohio River, 190S

Expedition to Lady Frankhn Bay_, Gri-mell Land, 1855

Exploration and Surveys for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific

Ocean. 1860Hearings before Senate Committee on Food Storage in the District of Columbia,

1910Hearings on Bill to Regulate the Storage of Food Products in the District of Co-lumbia, 1910

Importation of Contract Labor by Select Committee of the House of Representa-tives, 1889

Indian Currency Committee, 1S93Indians Taxed and Indians Not Taxed in the United States, 1890 (Except Alaska)Industrial Commission, Volumes I-XIXInternational Geographic Congress, EighthInternational Peace Conference held at The Hague June 15 to Oct. 18, 1907, SecondInternational Prison Congress, 1900-1905Jamaica Bay Improvement Co., 1909Jamestown Tercentennial Commission, 1907-1909Joint Committee on-

Business Methods of the Post Office Department, 1908

Reconstruction, 1866Conduct of the War of the Rebellion

Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 1906Merchant Marine Commission. 1905

Military Observations during the Russo-Japanese WarNational Conservation Commission, 1909Porto Rican Code Commission, 1901Postal Commission, 1906-7

Postal Com.mission regarding Second-Class Mail Matter, 1906-7With Hearings

Printing Investigation Commission, 1910, PreliminaryPublic Lands Commission. 1905Schoolhouse Commission for the District of Columbia, 1908Select Committee of the Senate on—

Invasion of Harpers Ferry, 1860Ordnance and War Ships, 1885Wages and Prices of Commodities, 1910

MinoritySenate Committee on—

District of Columbia, First Session, Forty-third CongressInvestigation of Irrigation Projects, 1911Public Lands. 1911

Special Board of Engineers on the Survev of the Mississippi River from St. Louisto its Mouth, 1909

Surgeon General of the L^nited States Navy on Russo-Japanese WarUnited States Board of Geographic Names", 1891

,

United States Entom-ological Commission, 1883United States National Waterwavs Commission, 1910

,

United States Naval Liquid Fuel Board, 1904,

United States Stride Commission on the Chicago Strike, 1894Report on—

Affairs in Indian Territory, 1907Art of War in Europe in iS54-1856

,

Asphalt and Bitum-en, 1867,

Condition of Women and Children Wage Earners iu the United StatesCost of Living in American Towns, by the Board of Trade in London, 1911Diseases of—

Cattle, SpecialHorses. Special

European Dock Yards, 1889Frauds in and upon the Riblic Service, 1909Industrial Arts and ExpositionsIntroduction of Domestic Reindeer into Alaska. 1899-1906Introduction of Gold Exchange Standard into China, etc., 1904Investigation of Affairs in the Panama Railway Co., 1905Japanese Naval, Medical, and Sanitary Features of the Russo-Japanese War tothe Surgeon General of the United States Navy10513—11 11

2 $3. 4018 39' 601 1.77

20 29. 15

13 22. 752 3.803 4. 47

10 17.719 1.3.70

I 1. 502 a! 302 5.40

2 5.00

2 4.85

1 1.70

1 LIO2 2.974 10.20

86 135.563 5.15

1. 753 41801 1.50

12 30.44

1 1.351 2. 10

8 14.001 1.75

25 41.2655 95.' 7024 36.274 7.60

18 28.282 3.303 4.652 3.4-3

1. 154 6.15

1 L702 3.152 3.151i 1. yo

4 5.201 1.801 1.80

4 7.151 1.872 2.201 1. 655 9.059 5.10

21 30. 95

2 3.801 2.251 2.00

16 27.542 4.53

50 8-5.46

65 104. 992 2.903 4.741 1.608 13.821 1.551 1.50

2 3.25

162 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE.

No. 12.

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Titles.

Report on—Continued.Labor and Capital by Senate Committee, 1885Law of Civil Government in Territory Subject to Military Occupation by the Mili-

tary Forces of the United States, 1903Marriage and Divorce in the United States, 1867-1886Mountain Meadow Massacre, 1902Origin and Prevalence of Typhoid Fever in the District of Columbia, 1908Reconnaissance of Northwestern Wyoming, 1874River and Harbor Bill, 1910Sheep Industry of the United States, 1892Star Spangled Banner, etcTreatment of Prisoners of War by the Confederate AuthoritiesWaterway from Lockport, 111., to St. Louis, Mo

Report to the Washington Chamber of Commerce on the Milk Situation in the Districtof Columbia, 1911

Reports and Proceedings of the House Committee on Naval Affairs, 1814-1833Reports of Examinations and Survey of Columbia and Willamette RiversReports of the—

Bureau of the Census, 1905-1909, MiscellaneousCommission to Revise and Codify the Laws of the United States, 1906-1908Commissioner of Labor

—

Special, Volumes I-IXSundry

Committees of and Discussions at the International American Conferences, 1890. .

.

Court of Claims, Volumes II-XLIVElectrical Industries, 1902Explorations and Surveys for Railroad Route from the Mississippi River to the

Pacific Ocean, 1853.

Interoceanic Canal Committee, 1900-1901

Military Observers Attached to the Armies in Manchuria during the Russo-Japanese War

National Monetary Commission-Address by Senator Aldrich: The Work of the National Monetary Commis-

sion, Nov. 29, 1909Bank AcceptancesBank of France in its Relations to National and International CreditBanking in Russia, Austro-Hungary, The Netherlands, and JapanBanking System of MexicoBanks of Issue of ItalyCanadian Banking SystemClearing House Methods and PracticesCredit of NationsDigest of State Banking LawsDiscount System ia Em'opeEnglish Bankintr SystemEvolution of Credit and Banks in FranceFirst and Second Banks of the United StatesFiscal Systems of England, France, Germany, and the United StatesGerman'Bank Inquiry of 1908 "

German Imperial Banking LawsHistory and Methods of the Paris BourseHistory of—

Banking in CanadaCrisis under the National Banking SystemNational Bank Currency '

Independent Treasury of the United States and its Relation to the Banks of

the' CountryInterviews on the Banking and Currency Svstems of—

Canada, 1910England, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy

Laws of the United States concerning Money, Banking, and Loans, 1778-1909.

.

Miscellaneous Articles on German Banking -

MiscellaneousNational Bank of BelgiumNotes on the Postal Savings Bank Systems of Leading CountriesOrigin of the National Banking SystemPortfolio of DiagramsReichsbank, 187&-1900Renewal of Reichsbank CharterSeasonable Variations in Relative Demand for Money and Capital in the United

StatesSpecial Reports from the Banks of the United States, 1909State Banking before the Civil WarState Banks and Trust Companies since the Passage of the National Bank Act.Statistics for—

Great Britain, Germanv, and France, 18G7-1909United States, 1867-1909

Suggested Changes in Administrative Features of the National Banking Laws.Suggested Plan for Monetary Legislation, by Hon. N. W. AldrichSwedish Banking System '

18 32.9937 62.4392 163. 1022 40.8096 175. 17

8 15.1072 127. 33

67 121.4465 119.94

203 380. 41

17 31.3782 147. 93

77 136. 29

18 33. CO31 51.11

250 464. 14

66 120. 54

72 130. 22

184 345. 2383 143. 8935 60. 80

64 118. 33

65 122. 42

91 167.19252 468. 47

92 171.242,838 5,335.73

53 92.2251 96.4154 101.38

161 446. 1055 99.37

100 179. 22

131 328. 96199 505. 5564 120. 2871 132. 36

84 215. 2084 210. 0646 83. 8629 53.6480 139. 82

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the provisions of section 99, act of Jan. 12, 1895, as amended by paragraph 9, act ofMar. 1, 1907, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Titles. Copies.

Reports of the—Continued.National Monetary Commission—Continued.

Swiss Banking LawUse of Credit Instruments in Payments in the United States

President's Homes Commission, 1909

United States ConsulsReports on—

Alaska, 1909, SundryInsular Affairs, 1905-1909Military Operations in South Africa and ChinaPhilippine Friar Land Inquiry. 1910

Philippines by Secretaries of War Taft and Dickerson, 1908-1910

Postal Sayings Depositories, 1910Railroad Bills, SundryRusso-Japanese War, 1906

Researches and Experiments in Aerial Nayigation, 1908Resoiu'ces and Fisheries of Porto Rico, 1899Reyiew of the World's Commerce, 1899Reyiscd Statutes of the United States

Supplements to

Reyision of Laws: Judiciary Title. 1910Rights and Interests of American Fisheries, 1887Riparian and Water Rights of the Federal Government and the Various States, 1910,

Brief and Memorandum of

Riparian Rights in WisconsinRiver and Harbor Laws of the L^nited States

—

1790-19071909-10

River and Harbor Sui'veys and Appropriations, 1903 ,

Rochambeau: A Commemoration by the Congress of the United States of the Servicesof the French Auxiliary Forces in'the Vv^ar for Independence

Rules and Regulations of the Executive DepartmentsRules of Practice in the—

Supreme Court of the United States, 1910United States Court of Claims, 1910United States Land OfficeUnited States Patent Office

Rules of the—House of Representatives, Third Session, Sixty-first CongressL^nited States Court of Customs Appeals, 1910

Safety-Appliance Standard. ProposedSafety-Fund Banking System ui New York State, 1829-1886Sale of Friar Lands in the Philippines, 1910San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of April 18, 1906Seal and Salmon Fisheries and General Resources of Alaska, 1898Seasonal Variations. 1910Secret Proceedings and Debates of the Federal Convention of 1787Senate Acts Referred to the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,

Sixty-first CongressSenate and House Documents of the Fiftv-ninth. Sixtieth, and Sixtj'-first Congresses.Senate Bills, Second Session Sixty-first CongressSenate Manual containing the Standing Rules and Orders of the United States Senate,

etc "

Shorthand Instruction and Practice. 1S93 !

Skeletal Remains suggesting or attributed to Early Man in North AmericaSocial and Religious Condition of the Lower Races of ManSoil Survey Papers, 1910Solar Eclipse Expedition of 1900 of the Astrophvsical ObservatorySome Facts about Tuberculosis Cattle. 1908 "

Southern Pacific Imperial Vallev Claim. 1910Special Acts for Pensions, SimdrvSi)eech of—

Hon. F. W. Cushman on the Pavne Tariff Bill\

Senator Duncan V. Fletcher on the Lorimer Case, igiiSenator La FoUette on the— i

Regulation of Railroad Rates, 19061

Tariff, First Session Sixty-first CongressSenator Lodge on Acceptance of Statue of John C. CalhounSenator William Warner on the Brownsville Affray

Speeches and Treaties concerning the Neutralization of the Panama Canal, 1910-11'

Speeches in South A^merica bv Secretary of State Root and Others, 1906. . . i

Speeches of—Hon. Lincoln Dixon, 1907-1911 1

Senator S. B. Elkins !

Hon. James A. Goulden in the Sixty-first Congress;

Hon. G. N. Haugen '""

\

Hon. J. Warren Keifer, 1905-1911Hon, Gustav KustermanSenator F. G. Newlands, 1909-10Hon. A. J, Peters, 1909-10

...

54 $92. 3453 95. 6021 35 5831 48^ 52

1 1. 601 L181 1.651 1.85\ 1. 201 1^751 1..35

8 001 L701 2.051 1.355 11.21

2415 34! .58

6 9.00

5 8.701 1.60

30 51.621 1.901 1.80

58 115. 62

172 266. 13

Q 10. 351 l'.90

2 3.952 3.57

3 4. 503 5. 301 3.521 2.001 1.70

29 51. 36

8 1L481 2.42

1 OA 206 11

20 " 46. 802 3.206 6. 75

49 49. 721 50

35 60!l71 1.701 1.701 1.95

1.754. 75

1.72

1.701.96

1. 553. 502. 101.902.201.80

1 1..55

4 7.102 4. 703 4.504 7.451 L501 1.801 2. 10

164 REPOBT OF THE PUBLIC PETNTEK.

No. 12.

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Titles.

Speeches of—Continued.Hon. A, J. Sabath, 1908-09Senator N. B. ScottHon. Isaac E,. SherwoodHon. James A. Tawney, 1900-1911

Speeches on Reciprocity with Canada, 1911Speeches on the Tariff, 1909

Speeches, Reports, etc., on the Election of William LorimerSpeeches, SundryStability of International ExchangeStandard Oil Co. v. The United StatesState Papers and Correspondence Relating to the Purchase of the Territory of LouisianaState School SystemsStatement Showing Land Grants made by Congress, 1908Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1878-1909Statistical Record of the Progress, of the United StatesStatistics of—

Crime, Suicide, Insanity, and other forms of Abnormality, 1902

Growth of ChildrenPublic, Society, and School Libraries, 1909Railways in the United States, 1907-1909

Statistics of the Census Bureau, 1890Stature of Man at Various EpochsStatutes-at-Large of the United StatesStatutes of the United States concerning the Registration of Trade-marksSteamship City of SavannahSteerage Immigrants, Decendants, etc

Story of the Declaration of IndependenceStrength of Concrete BeamsSubject Index to Farmers' Bulletins, 1909Sugar-Beet Industry in the United StatesSunday Rest Bill, Second Session, Fiftieth CongressSundry Civil Appropriation Bill for 1912

Survey of the Northwest and the Northwestern LakesSwamp and Overflow Lands in the United StatesSwatikaTariff Act of 1909

With Laws and Regulations relating to Excise Tax on CorporationsTariff Acts, 1789-1909Tariff Board and its WorkTariff Documents, MiscellaneousTariff Negotiations between the United States and Foreign Governments, 1910Tariff Revision Law for the Philippine Islands, ProposedTelegraph Systems, 1907Terras used in ForestryTestimony concerning Postal Matters before Select Committee on Relations of Mem-

bers of the House of Representatives with the Post Office Department, 1904Tests of Metals, 1904-1908Texas-JJew Mexico Boundary, 1902-1910Textile Fabrics of Ancient Peru, 1889Three Summers' Work in the Pueblo RuinsTimber Pines of Southern United StatesTitle of the United States to Lands in the District of ColumbiaTlingit Myths and TextsTornadoes of May 29 and 30, 1879Trade with China, 1906Treasury Decisions under Customs and Other Laws, July, 1909-December, 1910Treaties, Conventions, etc., between the United States and Other Countries, 1776-1909.Treaties, Laws, and Regulations governing the Admission of Chinese into the United

StatesTreaty of Peace between the United States and Spain, Dec. 10, 1898Tsimshian Texts •

Tuberculosis among Certain Indian Tribes of the United StatesUnderground Water Resources of Long Island, N. Y., 1906Undeveloped Function, AnUniform System of BankruptcyUniforms of the United States Army from 1774 to 1889United States National Herbarium, Volume XIV, Part 1, 1910United States Official Postal Guide, 1910United States Patent Laws and Rules of Practice in the United States Patent Office..United States Safety-Appliance Standards for Protection of Employees and Travelers,Proposed

Unwritten Literature of HawaiiUse BookUse of Cold StorageUse of the Rontgen Rays in the War with SpainValue of Coal Lands in the United StatesVenezuelan Arbitration of 1903Veto Messages of the Presidents of the United States, 1792-1886Wages and Prices Abroad

Copies.

2 $3.052 4.60

I 1.703 6.603 3. 9545 77. 361 1.63

126 228. 981 L 652 4. 2019 34. 021 1.604 19.40

97 159. 601 2.05

2 3.201 1.701 1.706 9. 339 22.501 1. 70

1,452 3,098. 071 1.60

25 41.301 2. 002 3.801 1. 501 L 652 3.881 1.701 1.252 3.401 1.461 1.70

13 22. 1262 73.25

100 222. 132 3.45

89 180.355 8. 941 1.671 2. 351 2. 10

1 1.4016 25. 002 3.361 1.701 2.451 2. 351 1.70

53 88. 823 6. 981 1. 453 4. 05

535 852. 04

2 2. 954 6.7115 32. 9739 69. 0064 94.201 L701 1.551 6. 251 1.90

40 63. 421 L70

8 15.6079 135. 851 1.651 1. 802 4.503 5. 053 5. 424 5. 103 5.15.


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Titles.

Wages and Prices of Commodities, 1910 3

Wages Paid m Germany, 1908 , 1

War Claims, House Bills, Reports, etc., TMrd Session, Sixty-first Congress ^1

Washington's Farewell Address '°3

Water Supplv and IiTigation Papers of the United States Geological Survey ' 129

Waterways to Connect Chesapeake and Delaware Bays, 19071

1

White Slave Trade|

34Woodman's Handbook ' 23Wool and Wool Manufactvirers, 1894

j4

Woolen Industry in England and France,. 1909 ! 1

Working Hours of Women in Chicago, 1910 1

Workmen's Compensation: Statement before House Committee on the Judiciary, 1910. 3

World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago, 1893 6World's Navies ' 2

Wrongs Done to American Citizens by the Government of Venezuela, 1908 1

Yakutat Bav Region, Alaska ' 1

Yearbook of the—i

Navv, 18S3-1910 23United States Department of Agriculture, 1894^1909 ' 324

Yellow Fever 4

No. 13.Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for

paperfor the public printing and bindingfrom Mar. 1, 1911, to Feb. 29, 1912.

Name of contractors. Description of paper.Weight

perream.

Quantity.Price perpound.

Pounds.48

Reams.20,000 SO. 037

48 10,000 .0345

48 10,000 .0345

484848

10,00010,00010,000

.035

.0345

.0345

484848

10,00010,00010,000

.0345

.0345

.0345

48 10,000 .0345

48 10,000 .0345

4848

10,00010,000

.035

.035

96 15,000 .037

1,000 / 1 . 037

\ 2 . 035

90 2,500 .041

SO 1,000 .0415

500 / 1 . 0415

\ 2 . 041

The Champion Coated Paper Co.,

Hamilton, Ohio.New York & Pennsylvania Co.,

Lock Haven, Pa.R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Wash-ington, D. C.

Bo\'."

.

New York & Pennsylvania Co.,

Lock Haven, Pa.DoDo

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Wash-ington, D. C.

New York & Pennsylvania Co.,Lock Haven, Pa.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Wash-ington, D. C.DoDo

BOOK PRINTIKG PAPEK—CLASS A,MACHINE FINISH.

(Need not contain rags.)

Printing paper. No. 1, 24 by 38 inches.

Printing paper. No. 1 . 24 b j- 38 inches,in 38 or 48 inch rolls.

....do

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington,D.C.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Wash-ington, D.C.

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington,D. C.

The Champion Coated Paper Co.,Hamilton, Ohio.

Do

In sheets.

Printing paper, No. 1 . 24 by 38 inches,in 9i or 19 inch rolls.

Printing paper. No. 1, 38 by 48 inches.

Printing paper. No. 1 . of any requiredsize and w-eight not otherwise con-tracted for, and not exceeding 38inches in width.

BOOK PRINTING PAPER—CLASS B,SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED.

(Must contain not less than 50 percent of rags.)

i

Printing paper, 32 by 48 inches

.

Printing paper, 29 by 43 inches

.

Printing paper, of any required sizeand weight not otherwise con-tracted for, and not exceeding 38inches in width.

2 In rolls.


No. 13.

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Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing)forpaperfor the public printing and bindingfrom Mar. 1, 1911, to Feb. 29, 1912—Contd.


per Quantity,ream.

Price perpound.

King Paper Co., Kalamazoo,Mich.


New York & Pennsylvania Co.,

Lock Haven, Pa,R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Wash-ington, D. C.

The Friend Paper Co., West Car-rollton, Ohio.


The "Whitaker Paper Co., Cincin-nati, Ohio.

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington,D. C.

American WritingHolyoke, Mass.Do

Paper Co.,

BOOK PRINTING PAPER—CLASS C,

SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED.


Printing paper, 24 by 32 inchesPounds.

45

Printing paper, 38 by 48 inches, or 24by 38 inches.

Printing paper, 22f by 31^ inches

Printing paper, 31i by 45^ inches

Printing paper, of any required size

and weight not otherv.ise con-tracted for, and not exceeding 38inches in width.

ANTIQUE MACHINE-FINISH PRINTINGPAPER.

Antique-laid machine-finish printingpaper, anj^ size or weight, not ex-ceeding 38 by 48 inches. Thispaper need not contain rags.

Antique machine-finish printing pa-per, laid or wove, deckle-edge, anysize or weight, not exceeding 38 by48 inches. This paper must con-tain not less than 75 percent of rags.

WOVE MACHINE-FINISH PRINTINGPAPER


Wove machine-finish printing pa-per, any required size or weight,not to exceed 38 by 48 inches.

WRITING PAPER— LAID OR WOVE,TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.


White double cap, 17 by 28 inches. .

.

Double cap (any color), 17 by 28inches.

Do White demy, 16 by 21 inches

Do White double demy, 21 by 32 inches.

.

Do Double demy (any color), 21 by 32inches.

Do White double folio post, 22 by 34inches.

Do Double folio post (any color), 22 by34 inches.

Do White medium, 18 bv 23 inchesDo \

I

White double medium, 23 by 36! inches.

Do !White royal. 19 by 24 inches

Doi

White double royal, 24 by 38 inches.

.

Do doLee Paper Co., Vicl^sburg, Mich. .

i

Royal (any color), 19 by 24 inches. .

.

American Writing Paper Co.,|White super royal, 20 by 28 inches...

Holyoke, Mass.i

Doj

White double double cap, 28 by 34

1inches.

Do White, 22f bv 31 ^ inchesDo

!

White, 26 by-32 inchesDo

i

Writing paper, white, any required

j

size not otherwise contracted for,

1and not exceeding 28 inches in

i width.Do

I

Writing paper, colored any requiredsize not otherwise contracted for,

and not exceeding 28 inches in

I

Avidth.

1206042

52

3244 or 56

64 or 72

Reams.6,000

15,000

2,500

10,000

500

1,000

300

3,500

10,000

3,000

10,00015,0002,000

1,000

500

1,0001,000

2,0001,0001.500

600500

1,000

2,0001,500500

200

$0,038

1 .0382 .036.0385

1 In sheets. 2 In rolls.


No. 13.

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Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing)forpaperfor the public pn7iti7ig and bindingfrom Mar. 1, 1911, to Feb. 29, 1912—Contd.

Name of contractors.

American "Writing Paper Co.Holyoke, Mass.

The Champion Coated Paper Co.Hamilton, Ohio.

American Writing Paper Co.,Holyoke, Mass.

The Champion Coated Paper Co.Hamilton, Ohio.Do

Do.


The Champion Coated Paper Co.Hamilton, Ohio.

Do.

Lewis Hopfenmaier,Washington,D. C.


The Champion Coated Paper Co.,Hamilton. Ohio.

Knowlton Bros. (Inc.), Watertown, N. Y..

Description of paper,Weight

perream.

GOLDEN ENVELOPE PAPER, TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.

(Must contain not less than 50 percent 01 rags.)

Golden envelope paper, 19 by 24inches.

"WRITING PAPER—WOVE, MACHINE-DRIED, SITPERCALENDERED.

,'Must contain not less than 50 percent of rags.)

White double cap, 17 bv 28 inches,in roils not less than 17 inches andnot more than 26 inches wide,weig'iing 250 to 400 pounds.

White double cap, 17 by 28 inches,in rolls not less than 17 inches andnot more than 28 inches wide,weighing 250 to 400 pounds each.

White double demy, 21 by 32 inches,in 18-inch rolls of 300 pounds each.

"White double demy, 21 by 32 inches,in rolls not less than 2rinchffS andnot more than 26 inches wide,weighing 800 to 400 pounds each.

White double demy, 21 by 32 inches,in 21 -inch rolls of 300 poiands each.

White double demy, 21 by 32 inches,in rolls not less than 17 inches andnot more than 26 inches wide,weighing 300 to 400 pounds each.

White, 21 by 32 inches, in rolls notless than 17 inches and not morethan 26 inches wide, weighing 300to 400 pounds each.

White, 23 by 32 inches, in 23-inehrolls of 300 pounds each.

White, any required size not other-wise contracted for, to be on a basisof not less than 17 by 22 inches,or over 17 by 22 inches, in rolls notless than 16 nor more than 27inches wide, as ordered. I

TABLET WRITING PAPER.


Tablet writing paper, machine finish,white or colored, wove, any re-quired size not less than 17 inchesnor more than 38 inches in width,on a basis of not less than 17 by 22inches, nor more than 38 bv 48inches, 100 pounds to 500 sheets.

U S M O WRITING PAPER.


White wove, basis 17 bv 22 inches,watermarked U S M O", in rolls notless than 8-^ inches nor more than22 inches Avide; also 1,000 poundsin sheets 19 by 29 inches.

COVER PAPER.

Pounds.

Cover paper, of any size, weight, orcolor, sample A, rough or smoothfinish. This paper must containnot less than 25 per cent of rags.

In sheets. 2 in rolls.

32

34

Quant it

Reams.50

Pounds.120,000

20,000

150,000

100,000

40,000

150,, 000

20,000

20,000

20,000

40, 000

30, 000

Reams.2,000

Price perpound.

SO. 10

.045

.045

.045

.045

.045

.05

,053

' .042 .038

,0515, 0495


No. 13.

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Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing)forpaperfor the public printing and bindingfrom Mar. 1, J 911, to Feb. ^9, 1912—Contd.

Name of contractors.

Knowlton Bros. (Inc.), Water-town, N. Y.


Do.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., ''Vash-

ington,D.C.


Do.

Do.

0. H. Clinton Paper Co., Phila-delphia, Pa.


Philip Lindemeyr, Baltim^ore,Md.

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Phila-delphia, Pa.

Cornelius Kahlen,N. Y.

Description of paper.Weight

perream.

Pounds.COVER PAPER—continued.

Cover paper, of any size, weight, orcolor, sample B, rough Unish.This paper must contain not less

than 50 per cent of rags.

LINEN TJAP PAPER, TUB-SIZED ANDLOFT-DRIED.

Map paper, like sample A, of suchsizes and v^eights as may be or-

dered, not exceeding 44 by 64inches. This paper must.containnot less than 80 per cent of rags.

Map paper, like sample B, of suchsizes and weights as may be or-

dered, not exceeding 44 by 64inches. This paper must containnot less than 60 per cent of rags.

SUPERFINE COATED BOOK PAPE^l.

Superfine double-coated (two sides)book paper of any size, weight, ortint. This paper need not containrags.

Superfine single-coated (two sides)book paper, of any size, weight, ortint. This paper need not containrags.

Heavy coated (one side) book paper,24 by 38 inches. This paper mustcontain not less than 50 percent of

rags and the coating must be free

from casein.Heavy coated (one side) book paper, 100

of any size or weight, not exceed-ing 38 by 48 inches, on a basis of 24

by 38 inches. This paper mustcontain not less than 50 per centof rags and the coating must befree from casein.

MANILA, ROPE, AND BLEACHED MA-NILA PAPER.

[Manila paper of any required size orweight, flat or in rolls not exceed-ing 48 inches. This paper mustnot contain more than 15 per cent

[ of ground wood.Rope manila paper of any required

size or weight, flat, or in rolls notexceeding 48 inches. This papermust not contain ground wood.

Pure bleached manila, of any re-

quired size or weight, flat, not ex-ceeding 38 by 48 inches. Thispaper must not contain groundwood.

PLATED BULLET PATCH (OR ONION-SKIN).

(Must not contain less than 75 percent of rags.)

New York, Plated bullet patch (or onionskin),16 by 21 and 19 by 24 inches, onbasis of 16 by 21 inches.

1 In sheets. 2 in rolls.

Quantity.

Reams.1,000

Pounds.50,000

50,000

200,000

250.000

Price perpound.

$0. 044

80,000

10,000

.11

,105

.0625

.0485

.075

.075

200,000

200,000

70,000

1,000

1 .0312 .0295

1.045

«.045

.275

REPORT OF THE PUiMJC; PJM NTF.R. 169

No. 13.

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Statement ofcontmciH made {by direction of lite Joint Commiltee on Planting)forpaperfor the public printing and bindiiigfrom Mar. 1, 1911, to Feb. 29, 1912—Contd,

Name of contractors. Description of paper.Weightper

ream.Quantity. Trice per

pound

.

BOND PAPEK—GLAZED OR UNGLAZED,TUB-SIZED AND LOFT-DRIED.


Do


Bond paper, any size or color, notexceeding 37 by 62 inches, on abasis of weight not lighter than 17

by 22 inches, and not heavier thanbasis of 17 by 22 inches.

Bond paper, of any color, size, orweight, not exceeding 37 by 62inches, basis of \veight not lighter

than 17 by 22 inches.Glazed bond paper, any color, size,

or weight, not exceeding 28 inchesin width.

U S M 0 BLUE BOND PAPER.

Pounds.

1 8

1

^'^

15

Pou nd s

.

\ 75,000i

250,000

20, 000

$0. 15

.1

Valley Paper Co., Holyoke Mass.

.

.208

American Writing Paper Co.,

Holyoke, Mass.Blue bond, basis 17 by 22 inches,watermarked U S M 0, in rolls notless than 8^ inches nor more than22 inches wide; also 1,000 pounds,19 by 29 inches, in sheets. Thispaper must contain not less than85 per cent of rags.

U S M 0 BLUE SAFETY BOND PAPER.

16 20,000 / 1.118

\ 2.114

Perfect Safety Paper Co., Holy-oke, Mass.

Blue safety bond, basis, 17 by 22inches, watermarked U S M O,and containing safety effect shield,

in rolls not less than 8| inches normore than 22 inches wide, or insheets as may be ordered. Thispaper must contain not less than 95per cent of rags.

16 350,000 / 1 . 171

1 2.171

PARCHMENT DEED, TUB-SIZED ANDLOFT-DRIED.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Wash- Parchment deed, of any size orweight. This paper must containnot less than 100 per cent of rags.

3,000 .135ington, D. C.

CARDBOARD.Sheets.

15,000Standard Paper Co., Kalamazoo,Mich.

Heavy railroad board, 22 by 28inches. This board must containnot more than 10 per cent groundwood.

280 .03

Ph^p Lindemeyr, Baltimore,

Do

White China board, 22 by 28 inches.This board must contain not morethan 40 per cent ground wood.

Colored card board, 22 by 28 inches.This board must not contain morethan 50 per cent ground wood.

210

210

20,000

30,000

Pounds.25,000

.05

.05

Smith, Dixon Co., Balthnore, Md. Manila cardboard of any size orweight. This board must not con-tain more than 10 per cent groundwood.

BRISTOL BOARD FOR UNITED STATESPOSTAL CARDS.

.031


Bristol board for United States pos-tal cards, on a basis of 24 by 36inches, to be delivered in rolls notless than 26f inches nor more than44| inches wide. This board neednot contain rags.

130 6,600,0009^ .039

1 In sheets. 2 in rolls.

170 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

No. 13.

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Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joirit Committee on Printing)forpaperfor the public printing and bindingfrom Mar. 1, 1911, to Feb. 29, 1912—Contd.

Name of contractor: Description of paper.Weight

perream.


R, P. Andrews Paper Co., Wash-ington, D. C.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation).Boston, Mass.


R. P. Andrews Paper Co., V^'ash-

ington, D. C.

Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md

.

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Phila-delphia, Pa.

Woronoco Paper Co., Woronoco,Mass.Do


Woronoco Paper Co., Woronoco,Mass.Do :

DoValley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

"Woronoco Paper Co., Woronoco,Mass.

Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass

Do.

Charles W. Beers & Co., Balti-more, Md.

Vallev Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass

SUPERFINE BRISTOL BOARD.

White bristol board No. 1,22i by 28|

inches. This board must not con-tain ground wood.

Bristol board of any size, weight, orcolor. This board must containnot less than 10 per cent of rags.

Index bristol board, any requiredweight or color, not exceeding 22|by 28^ inches. This board mustcontain not less than 70 per centof rags.

COLORED BRISTOL BOARD.

Bristol board, any size, weight, orcolor, flat, or in rolls not exceeding28 inches. This board must notcontain more than 30 per cent of

ground wood and have a good writ-ing surface suitable for writingwith either ink or pencil.

MANILA TAG BOARD.

Manila tag board, any size or weight,in rolls not exceeding 28 incheswide. This board must not con-tain more than 55 per cent of

ground wood.Superfine manila tag board on a basis

of 24 by 38 inches, to be deliveredin rolls" not less than 22 inches normore than 28 inches wide, weigh-ing 300 to 400 pounds each. Suit-able for use on tabulating ma-chines.

FIRST CLASS LEDGER PAPER, WOVE,TUB SIZED AND LOFT DRIED.


White or blue double cap, 17 by 28inches.

W hite or blue demy, 16 by 21 inches

.

Double demy (anv color except red),21 by 32 inches.

White or blue medium, 18 by 23inches.

Vv' hite or blue double medium, 23 by36 inches.

White or blue royal, 19 by 24 inches.

.

White or blue double royal, 24 by 38inches.

White or blue super royal, 20 by 28inches.

Ledger paper (any color except red),

and any required size, not other-wise contracted for, and not ex-ceeding 28 inches in width.

Red, any required size, not exceed-ing 28 "inches in width.

Ledger paper (any color except red),

21 by 321- inches.

Red, 21 by 32Hnches.

Pounds.

120140

140250

Pounds.

125,000

50,000

20,000

600,000

114

100,000

40,000

Reanti

8513285

132

1,000 .133

1,000^ .133

1,500 .135

500 .133

400 .14

600 .14

200 .144

200 .14&

1,000 .144

20 .30

1,000.143

20 .30

iln sheets. 2 In rolls.

REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PETNTER. 171

No. 13.

—

Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printi/ng)forpaperfor the public printing and bindingfrom Mar. 1, 1911, to Feb. £9, 1912—€ontd.

Name of contractors. Description of paper,Weight

perream.


.

SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER, WOVE,TUB SIZED, AND LOFT DRIED.


White or blue double cap, 17 by 28inches.

White or blue demy, 16 by 21 inches.

The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincin-nati, Ohio.Do

Do.Do.

Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

R. Po Andrews Paper Co., Wash-ington, D. C. !

Do ! White or blue double demy, 21 by32 inches.

White or blue medium, 18 by 23inches.

White or blue double medium, 23 by36 inches.

White or blue royal, 19 by 24 inchesWhite or blue super royal, 20 by 28

inches.White or blue ledger paper, any re-

quired size not otherwise con-tracted for, and not exceeding 28inches in width.

TISSUE PAPER.


Tissue paper (extra super),'20 by 30inches, in reams of 500 sheets.

BLOTTING PAPER, ANY STANDARDCOLOR.

<Must contain not less than 50 percent of rags.)

Old Dominion Paper Co., Nor-folk, Va.


Cornelius Kahlen, New YorkN. Y.

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York.N.Y.

Do

Do

No bid received

Do

Do

Do

BlottiQg paper, 19 by 24 inches

MARBLE, COMB, AND LINING PAPER.

German medium brown marble pa-per, dull finish, 22 by 28 inches,in reams of 480 sheets.

German medium green marble pa-per, dull finish, 22 by 28 inches,in reams of 480 sheets.

Green marble paper, gloss finish, 22by 28 inches, in reams of 480 sheets.

Blue marble paper, gloss finish, 22by 28 inches, in reams of 480 sheets.

Red marble paper, gloss finish, 22by 28 inches, in reams of 480 sheets.

Brown marble paper, gloss finish, 22by 28 inches, in reams of 480 sheets.

Best German comb paper, glossfinish (fine comb), 22 by 28 inches,in reams of 480 sheets.

Best German comb paper, glossfinish (medium comb), 22 by 28inches, in reams of 480 sheets.

Best German comb paper, glossfinish (coarse comb), 22 by 28inches, in reams of 480 sheets.

Gray lithographed lining paper,American made, 24 by 28 inches,in reams of 500 sheets, withoutgold vein.

Light-green lithographed lining pa-per, American made, 24 by 28inches, in reams of 500 sheets,without gold vein.

Lithographed lining paper. No. 1,American made, 24 by 28 inches,in reams of 500 sheets.

Lithographed lining paper. No, 2,American made, 24 by 28 inches,in reams of 500 sheets

.

Pounds.

100

Reams.1,000 $0.09

1,000 .09

1,000 .09

500 . 091

300 .091

100 .091400 .091

300 .00

Per ream.50 $L04

20 4.70

c0 9. 55

5 9.55

10 9.55

300 9. 55

50 9.55

25 9.55

7.45

15 7.45

15 7.45

5

5

20

!

20

172 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PSINTEK.

No. 13.

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Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) forpaperfor the public printing and binding from Mar. 1, 1911, to Feb. 29, 1912—Contd.


perream.


No bid received

Do

Do

Do

Do

American Writing Paper Co.,

Holyoke, Mass.

E.. P. Andrews Paper Co., Wash-ington, D. C.

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md,

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation),Boston, Mass.

Cornelius Kahlen, New York,N. Y.

MARBLE, COMB, AND LININGPAPER—continued.

Lithographed lining paper, No. 3,

American made, 24 by 28 inches,in reams of 500 sheets.



Lithographed lining paper. No. 5,






TYPEWRITER PAPER AND LETTERPAPER.

Heavy typewriter paper, cream laid,

rough or smooth finish, not less

than 16 by 21 inches, nor more than16 by 26 inches. Double sized andloft dried. This paper must con-tain not less than 100 per cent ofrags.

Thin typewriter paper, cream laid,

rough or smooth finish, not less

than 16 by 21 inches, nor morethan 16 by 26 inches. Doublesized and loft dried. This papermust contain not less than 100 percent of rags.

Linen-finish letter paper, white orblue, 22 by 34 inches. Tub sizedand loft dried. This paper mustcontain not less than 85 per centof rags.

WHITE PARAFFIN PAPER.

White paraffin paper, any requiredweight or size, not exceeding 24 by38 inches.

PARCHMENT.

Parchment, 15 by 21 inches

Pounds. Reams.20

20

350

100

50

500

25

25

Pounds.

3,000

Sheets.

3,000

$0. 107

Per ream.L88

Per pound..18

.084

Per sheet,

.295


No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies {except paper), stationery

,

and miscellaneous items, during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911.

Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Monroe Binder BoardCo., Monroe, Mich.Do

Universal Supply Co.,

New York, N. Y.W. 0. Davey & Sons,Jersey Citv^ N. J.

The C." L. La BoiteauxCo. Ciucinnati, Ohio.Do

W. O. Davey & Sons, Jer-

sey City, N. J.

R. P. Andrews PaperCo., "Washington, D. C.

Mathers-Lamm PaperCo., Washington, D. C.

BIXDER S BOAEDS.

Binder's boards (No. 1 quality). . .pounds.

.

Binder's boards (good No. 2 quality), .doBinder's boards, lined (good No. 2 quality),pounds.

Binder's boards, best quality, hard,pounds.

Strawboards, 26 by 38 inches, No. 50,

pounds.Strawboards, lined, 26 by 38 inches. No. 50,

pounds.Trunk boards. No. 1 quality, 34 by 44 inches,pounds.

Card middles, 22 by 28 inches pounds.

.

Red press boards, 24 by 32 inches; weight,80 to 120 pounds to 144 sheets, sheets.

LEATHER.

Thomas Gamar & Co., Genuine Turkey morocco, No. 1 quality,

-New York, N. Y. various colors, dozen.

Do Genuine Tiu-key morocco. No. 1 quality,cochineal, dozen.

Do American morocco. No. 1 quality, variouscolors, dozen.

Do American morocco, No. 1 quality, cochineal,dozen.

All bids rejected : East India goat morocco, American finish.

No. 1 quality, various colors, dozen.Do East India goat morocco, American finish.

No. 1 quality cochineal, dozen.No bids received Genuine Levant Turkey m.orocco. No. 1

quality, English, various colors, dozen.Do Genuine Levant Turkey morocco, No. 1

quality, English cochineal, dozen.Louis Dejonge & Co., American calfskins, dull English finish, va-New York, N. Y. rious colors. No. 1 quality, dozen.

Thomas Gamar & Co., Roans, sumac-tanned, straight grained, No.New York, N. Y. 1 quality, various colors, ,5 to 100 feet to

the dozen, dozen.Do Roans, sumac-tanned, straight grained. No.

1 quality, cochineal, 75 to 100 feet to thedozen, dozen.

Do Skivers, blue, straight grained, No. 1 qual-ity, medium thickness, 110 to 150 feet to

I

the dozen, dozen.Do.

I

Skivers, blue, dull calf finished, No. 1 qual-

i

ity, medium thickness, 110 to 150 feet to; the dozen, dozen.

Do ' Skivers, blue, gloss finish. No. 1 quality, me-dium thickness. 110 to 150 feet to the dozen,dozen.

Do Skivers, cochineal, straight grained. No. 1

quality, medium thickness, 110 to 150 feetto the dozen, dozen.

Do Skivers, brown, calf finished, No. 1 quality,medium thickness, 110 to 150 feet to thedozen, dozen.

Do : Skivers, cochineal title, thin. No. 1 quality,100 to 135 feet to the dozen, dozen.

Do Skivers, cochineal title, hea-\~\'. No. 1 quality,100 to 135 feet to the dozen, dozen.

Do,

Skivers, title, various colors, thin, No. 1

I

quality, 100 to 135 feet to the dozen, dozen.Do Skivers, title, various colors, hea\-yr No. 1

' quality, 100 to 135 feet to the dozen, dozen.Winslow Bros. & Smith ' Law sheep. No. 1 quality, m^edium thick-

Co., Norwood, Mass. ness, 90 to 125 feet to the dozen, dozen.Do ' Law sheep. No. 1 quality, thin, 85 to 120 feet

[

to the dozen, dozen.The Gteo. Dudley & Son

:Bark skiver. No. 1 quality, medium, 120 to

Co., vrinsted. Conn. I 160 feet to the dozen, dozen.Thomas Gamar & Co.,

;Bark skiver, No. 1 quality, thin, 100 to 140

New York, N. Y. ; feet to the dozen, dozen.John Campbell & Co.,

j

Fleshers, No. 1 quality, medium size, me-New York, N. Y. dium thickness, dozen.Do

IFleshers, No. 1 quality, large size, heavy,

I dozen.

100,000I

SO. 01625 per pound.

600,000i

SO. 01575 per pound.100,000 SO. 018785 per pound.

200,000j

SO. 036 per pound.

150,000 ! SO. 0134 per pound.I

5, 000 SO. 01 625 per pound.

8,000 SO. 025 per pound.



25 S48 per dozen.

40 S48 per dozen.

500 $0,205 per square foot.

100 S0.205 per square foot

500

100

5

3

5 SO.28 per square foot.


10 SO.ll per square foot.

50

30

$0.08 per square foot.


20 $0,085 per square foot

.

20 $0.0875 per squarefoot.

100 SO.0775 per squarefoot.

50 $0.08 per square foot.

10 SO. 0875 per squarefoot.

$0.08 per square foot.75

20

1,000

$0. 0875 per squarefoot.

S0.08 per square foot.

1,500 $0,085 per square foot.


50

75

$0.0525 per squarefoot.

$5 per dozen.

200 $6 per dozen.


Ko. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies {except paper), stationery,

and miscellaneous items, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.


All bids rejected

Eagle Tanning Works,Chicago, 111.

Do

Do

W. D, Byron & Sons(Inc.), Williamsport,Md.

Louis Dejonge & Co.,New York, N. Y.

W.v D. Byron & Sons(Inc.), Williamsport,Md.

Louis Dejonge & Co.New York, N. Y.Do

No bid received

Do.....

Bid withdrawn

No bid received

Do

Do

Do

R. P. Clarke Co., Wash-ington, D. C.

Interlaken Mills, NewYork, N. Y.Do

Do

Do

Do

R. P. Andrews PaperCo., ^'N'ashington, D. C.

Do

Interlaken Mills, NewYork, N. Y.Do

Do

Do

Do

No bid received

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

LEATHER—continued.

Fleshers, No. 1 quality, extra large andheavy, to cut covers 25 by 38 inches, dozen.

American Russia (cowhide), in sides, No. 1

quality, medium thickness, in any re-

quired color, feet.

American Russia (cowhide), in hides. No. 1

qualitj^ medium thickness, in any re-

quired color, feet.

American Russia (cowhide), in hides, No. 1

quality, heavy, in any required color, feet.

American Russia (cowhide), in sides. No. 1

quality, pebbled, in any required color,

feet.

Cowhide buffing, boarded grained, in sides,

No. 1 quaUty, various colors, heavy, feet.

Cowhide buffing, boarded grained, in sides,

No. 1 quality, various colors, thin, feet.

Cowhide buffiing, water-grained, in sides,

No. 1. quality, various colors, tbin, feet.

Cowhide buffiing, water-grained, in sides.

No. 1 quality, various colors, heavy, feet.

Skins, cape goat or morocco, fine grain, ordi-nary morocco finish, all colors, dozen.

Skins, cape goat or morocco, natural grain,all colors, dozen.

Skins, cape goat or morocco, bold grain,levant finish, all colors, dozen.

Niger goatskins, genuine African tannageand color, various shades of red, dozen.

Niger goatskins, sometimes called "Oasis,"plain grain, all colors, dozen.

Sealskins, fine grain, morocco-style finish,

all colors, dozen.Pigskins, fime grain dozen.

.

BOOK CLOTH, BEST QUALITY, 38 INCHES WIDE,38 YARDS TO THE PIECE.

Book cloth, black, all patterns except silk,

pieces.

Book cloth, common colors, all patterns ex-cept silk, pieces.

Book cloth, extra brown or dove, etc., inthe ordinary patterns except silk, pieces.

Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, in

the ordinary patterns except silk, pieces.

Book cloth, ruby, solferino,or magenta, inthe ordinary patterns except silk, pieces.

Book cloth, cochineal, in the ordinary pat-terns except silk, pieces.

Book cloth, common black, silk patterns,pieces.

Book cloth, common colors, silk patterns,pieces.

Book cloth, extra black, silk patterns,pieces.

Book cloth, extra brown or dove, silk pat-terns, pieces.

Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, silk

patterns, pieces.

Book cloth, ruby, solferino, or magenta,silk patterns, pieces.

Book cloth, cochineal, silk patterns, .pieces.

.

BOOK CLOTH, BEST QUALITY, 42 INCHES WIDE,38 YARDS TO THE PIECE.

Book cloth, black, all patterns except silk,

pieces.

Book cloth, common colors, all patterns ex-cept silk, pieces.

Book cloth, extra brown or dove, etc., in


Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, in theordinary patterns except silk, pieces.

Book cloth, ruby, solferino, or magenta, in


Book cloth, cochineal, in the ordinary pat-terns except silk, pieces.

100

125,000

10,000

20,000

2,000

6,000

6,000

40,000

12,500

1

1

6

1

1

1

1

700

2,500

300

900

600

100

50

50

400

50

400

50

50

700

2,500

300

900

600

100

S0.15 per square foot

$0.16 per square foot

$0,185 per square foot


$0,085 per square foot.

$0,075 per square foot.



$5,19 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

$7.75 per piece.

$8 per piece.

$8.75 per piece.

$10.25 per piece.

$5.50 per piece.

$6.75 per piece.

$8 per piece.

$8 per piece.

$8.25 per piece.

$9 per piece.

$10.50 per piece.

EEPOET OP THE PUBLIC PEINTEB. 175

No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies (except paper), stationery,

and miscellaneous items, during fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Name of contractor.

No bid received

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

R. P. Andrews PaperCo., Washington, D. C.

No bid received.

The Holliston Mills, Nor-wood, Mass.

Thomas Gamar & Co.New York, N. Y.

All bids rejected

.

Louis Dejonge & Co.New York, N. Y.


M. G. Copeland Co.,Washington, D. C.

Do

Description of articles.

E. P. Clarke Co., Wash-ington, D. C.

Do

Do.

Do.

Do.

The HoUiston Mills, Nor-wood, Mass.

The Manhattan SupplyCo., New York, N. Y.

R. P. Clarke Co., Wash-ington, D. C.Do

Do.

Do.

Do.

Quantity.

BOOK CLOTH, BEST QUALITY, 42 INCHES WIDE,38 YARDS TO THE PIECE—Continued.

Book cloth, common black, silk patterns,

pieces.

Book cloth, common colors, silk patterns,

pieces.

Book cloth, extra black, silk patterns,

pieces.

Book cloth, extra brown or dove, etc., silk

patterns, pieces.

Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, silk

patterns, pieces.

Book cloth, ruby, solferino, or magenta,silk patterns, pieces.

Book cloth, cochineal, silk patterns,

pieces.

BUCKRAM, 38 INCHES WIDE, 38 YARDS TOTHE PIECE.

Buckram, all colors, plain, 38 inches wide,about 38 yards to the piece, yards.

BUCKRAM, 42 INCHES WIDE, 38 YARDS TOTHE PIECE.

Bucki-am, all colors, plain, 42 inches wide,about 38 yards to the piece, yards.

j

Buckram, all colors, plain, 42 inches wide,about 38 yards to the piece, yards.

i

FABRIKOID, PLUVIUSIN, AND CLOTH-LINED|

PAPER.

j

Fabrikoid, 34 mches wide, best quality, in

any required color or pattern, in rolls of 25j

yards, each, yards.Pluviusin, 45 inches wide, quality No. 10 G,in any requhed color or pattern, in rolls of

!

12 yards each, yards. i

Cloth-lined paper, 25 by 3G inches, in any re-i

quired color, sheets. '

j

CANVAS, DUCK, AND DRILLING, BEST QUALITY.

Canvas or duck, linen finish, 28 inches wide,for binding books, yards.

Canvas or duck, white, 28 inches wide, 8ounces to the yard, for covering blankbooks, yards.

Canvas or duck, white, 28 inches wide, 10ounces to the yard, for covering blankbooks, yards.

Canvas of duck, best linen finish, brown orsage, 28 inches wide, for binding books, G

ounces to the yard, yards.Sage duck, 28 inches wide, 10 ounces to theyard, for binding books, yards.

Sage duck, 28 inches wide,'l2 ounces to theyard, for binding books, yards.

Sage duck, 37 inches wide, 13 ounces to theyard, for binding books, j'ards.

Sa'ge duck, 43 inches wide'J double thread,for binding books, yards.

Canvas or duck, calendered, olive, tan, orgray, as requhed, 36 inches wide, yards.

Duck, tan color, light shade, 28 inches wide,12 ounces to the yard, yards.

Duck, tan color, light shade, 37 inches wide,13 ounces to the yard, yards.

Duck, tan color, light shade, 43 inches wide,double thread, yards.

Duck, black, 43 inches wide, double thread,yards.

Duck, drab or slate color, 43 inches wide,double thi-ead, j^ards.

Drab drilling, for binding books, 43 incheswide, in rolls of 25 or 30 yards each, to berolled tight and straight and free fromwrinkles, with an opening in the center of

each roll large enough to admit a rod 1 inchin diameter, vards.

50

50

400

50

400

50

50

6,000

G.OOO

Contract price.

S0.215 per yard.

000 S0.25 per yard.

15, 000

500

2, 500

100

1,500

2.000

100

100

500

1,000

100

3,000

2,000

1.500

100

500

100

25,000

$0.1975 per yard.

$8 per 100 sheets.

S0.1G8 per yard.

$0,135 per yard.

$0,175 per yard.

$0.1525 per yard.

.S0.21 per yard.

$0.2G per yard.

SO.294 per yard.

$0.2g25 per yard.

$0.38 per yard.

$0.25 per yard.

S0.294 per yard.

$0.2G25 per yard.

$0,273 per yard.

S0.2G25 per yard.

$0,122 per yard.

176 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRUSTTEK.

No. 14.

—



Name of contractor.


Louis Hartig, AVashing-ton, D. C.

Louis Dejonge & Co.,New York, N. Y.Do

Do

Do


K. Richard Grahl, LongIsland City, N. Y.

R. Richard Grahl, LongIsland City, N. Y.

Do.

No bid received.

Hastings & Co., Phila-delphia, Pa.

Michael Schultz's Sons,New York, N. Y.

Hastmgs & Co., Phila-delphia, Pa.

W. H. Coe Manufactur-ing Co., Providence,R.I.DoDoDoDoDoDo

W. H. Coe Manufactur-ing Co., Providence,r:i.DoDoDoDoDoDo


CANVAS, DUCK, AND DEiLLING, BEST QUAL-ITY—Continued

.

Drilling, brov\^n, 43 inches wide yards.

.

Duck, black enameled, thin and pliable, 50inches vvide, yards.

SILK HEADBANDS.

Silk headband, No. 1, 12 yards to the piece,pieces.

Silk headband, No. 2, 12 yards to the piece,pieces.

Silk headband. No. 3, 12 yards to the piece,pieces.

Silk headband. No. 4, 12 yards to the piece,

pieces.

MERCERIZED COTTON HEADBANDS.

Mercerized cotton headband. No. 1, 12 yardsto the piece, pieces.

Mercerized cotton headband, No. 2, 12 yardsto the piece, pieces.

Mercerized cotton headband, No. 3, 12 yardsto the piece, pieces.

MERCERIZED-COTTON HEADBANDS, WOUNDON SPOOLS, 150 YARDS TO THE SPOOL.

Mercerized-cotton headband. No. 2, about150 yards to the spool, to be wound either

right or left, as may be ordered, spools.

Mercerized-cotton headband. No. 3, about150 yards to the spool, to be wound eitherright or left, as may be ordered, spools.

MUSLIN HEADBANDS, PUT UP IN CONES.

Muslin headband, 1 inch wide; cones to be7 inches high, 8 inches in diameter at bot-tom, 6J inches in diameter at top, and to

contain about 500 yards each, cones.

GOLD LEAF.

Gold leaf, XX, deep, 3| by 3| inches, packs.

Gold leaf, usual, 3| by 3| inches, packs

Gold leaf, edge, 3| by 3| inches, packs

RIBBON GOLD LEAF, XX, IN ROLLS OF 67, FEET TO EACH ROLL.

i inch wide. .rolls..

I inch wide do1 inch wide doli^g- inches wide do1\ inches wide do2 inches wide do2^ inches wide do—RIBBON GOLD LEAF, USUAL, IN ROLLS OF 67

FEET TO EACH ROLL.

i inch wide rolls.

.

inch wide do..1 inch wide do.

.

1^ inches wide do.

.

IJ inches wide do.

.

2 inches wide do.

.

2\ inches wide do..

Quantity.

300

700

100

200

300

50

200

800

600

200

150

200

2,000

1,200

25

50

40050

4002005050

Contract price.

$0.1775 per yard.

S0.255 per yard.

$0.23 per piece.

$0.26 per piece.

$0.29 per piece.

$0.32 per piece.

$0.20 per piece.

$0.22 per piece.

$0.24 per piece.

$0,014 per yard.

$0.02. per yard.

$6.50 per pack.

$5.45 per pack.

$8 per pack.

$0,411 per roll.

$0,616 per roll.

$1.50 per roll.

$1,572 per roll.

$1,912 per roll.

$3.36 per roll.

$3.95 per roll.

25 $0,372 per roll.

$0.62 per roll.

$1,346 per roll

$1,416 per roll.

$2,018 per roll.

$2,678 per roll.

$3.40 per roll.

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIXTEE. 177

Xo. 14.

—




! ALUiOXUM LEAF.

Michael Sclmltz's Sons. Aluminum leaf, best thin, 5| by 5* inches,

New York. N. Y. packs.Matson<feCo!,NewYork, Aluminum leaf, best thin, 6 by 6 inches,

X. Y.^

ixacks.

MBBOX ALmnfTM LEAF, Df ROLLS OF 67

jFEET TO EACH ROLL.

i inch wide rolls..W. H. C!oe Manufactur-ing Co., Providence.R.I.Do It inches wide.

OTIEEAD, TWTNX, XSD COED.

.do.

J. P. Xawrarh. Xevr No. 16, 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls,

York, N. Y. pounds.Do Xo. 16, 4-cord linen thread, gray, in balls,

pounds.Do No. 18, 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls,

iwunds.Do Xo. 25. 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls,

,poimds.

R. P. Clarke Co., Wash- Xo. 45.. 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls,

tngton, D. C. pounds.Do ,

Linen thread, for Smyth book-sewing ma-chines, Xo. 40, 3-cord, wound on 1-poundtubes.'poiuids'.

Do Lin^i V : :or Smyth book-sewing ma-'

. 3-cord, wound on 1-poimd

H. E. Locke & Co., Bos-ton, Mass.

R. P. Clarke Co., Wasn-,

tngton, D. C.

Old Dominion Paper Co.,j

Xorfolk. Va.;

I

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York,

.

X. Y. :

Old Dominion Paper Co., i

Xorfolk, Va. _'

j

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, i

N. Y. '

i

Do;

All bids rejected i

Do \

Do \

J. P. Nawrath. X'ew York.N. Y.

Bes: sr:.-.--_:-i cotton thread, bleached orunbleached, for Smyth book-sewing ma-chines, Xo.' 36, 4-cord, wound on spoolscontaining 9,600 yards each, spools.

Soft flax twine, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 12 ply, bestquality, as may be required, h pound tothe hank or bail, pounds.

Cotton cord, to be used on headband, crash-ing, and lining machine; cones to be 7inches high, 5 inches at bottom, and 3iinches at top, cones.

Cord, cotton," 4-ply (page cord, soft-laid

seine twine, 2S thread) . in balls, potmds.Jute, 6-ply, heavy t .pounds.

.

Jute, 6-ply, meiiium

.

.do.

Jute, 6-ply, light do. .

.

Jute. 8-ply, heavy .doJute. S-plV, medium do....Jute, S-pIy. light do. .

.

Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3. 4. and5 r-lv. T>ounds.

200

500

200

100

100

300

75

100

1,000

100

6.00020.0005,0005,0002.000

$0.80 per pack.

$0.9:i per pack.

$0.27 per roll.

.$0.3-S2 per roll.

S0.66 per poimd.

$0.66 i)er pound.

$0.68 per pound.

-$0.78 per pound.

$1.33 per pound.

$1.96 per pound.

400 ^.17 per pound.

>1.:>5 per spool.

$0.2375 per poimd.

$0,216 per pound.

1 . 500 $0. 2.35 per potmd.

2, 000 $0,063 per pound.

2, 000 $0,066 per pound

.

$0.08 i)€r potind.

$0.08 per pound.

WTBE FOE STITCHING MACimTES.

j

(The sizes given are in decimals of an inch.)

John A. Roebling's Sonsi

0.018 round wire, for stitching machines, onCo., Trenton. X. J. !; spools ready for use: spools wiU. be re-

tiirned at the expense of the coatraetor,pounds.

Do 0.021 round wire, for stitching machines, onspools ready for use; spools wiU be re-turned at the expense of the contractor,pounds.

Do 0.031 by 0.021 flat wire, for stitchlns ma-chines, on spools ready for use: spools wiUb& returned at the expense of the contrac-

jtor. pounds.

Do. 0.036 by 0.021 fiat wire, for stitching ma-chines, on spools ready for use: spools willbe returned at the expense of the contrac-tor. x)oimds.

E. C. Fuller Co., Xew 0.041 by 0.029 flat wire, for stitchingma-York. N. Y. chines, on spools rea-ly for use: spools wiU

be returned at the expense of the contrac-tor, pounds.

100 .$0.0975 per pound.

3.000 f $0.0875 per pound.

1. 500 $0.0925 per pound.

700 $0.0925 per pound.

i

2, 000 $0,125 per pound.

10513—11-

178 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEIKTER.

No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts madefor material and supplies {except paper), stationery^


Name of contractor.

E. C. Fuller Co., NewYork, N. Y.

John A. Roebling's SonsCo., Trenton, N. J.

Universal Supply Co.

New York, N. Y.

American Glue Co., NewYork, N. Y.

Peter Cooper's Glue Fac-tory, New York, N, Y.

All bids rejected

Clarkson Glue Co., St.

Louis, Mo.

Bingham Bros. Co., Wash-ington, D. C.

F. O. Peterson & Co.,

Aurora, 111.

John Greig, New York,N. Y.

Strahl & Pitsch, NewYork, N. Y.

National Gum & MicaCo., New York, N. Y.

Lewis Hopfenmaier,Washington, D. C.

Shoemaker & Busch,Philadelphia, Pa.

Shoemaker & BuschPhiladelphia, Pa.Do

Geo. F. Muth & Co.Vv'ashington, D. C.

Shoemaker & BuschPhiladelphia, Pa.

No bid receivedDo

E. J. Murphv Co. (Inc.)Washington, D. C.

Shoemaker & BuschPhiladelphia, Pa.

No bid received

E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.)

Washington, D. C.Thomas Garnar & Co.New York, N. Y.Do


wiKE FOR STITCHING MACHINES—Continued.

(The sizes given are in decimals of an inch.)

0.047 by 0.035 flat wire, for stitching ma-chines, on spools ready for use; spools will

be returned at the expense of the contrac-tor, pounds.

0.021 round wire, to be used on a Hoe speechpress (25 or 30s), on spools ready for use;spools will be returned at the expense of

the contractor, pounds.

GLUE, TABLET COMPOSITION, TABLET GLTJE^ALBUMEN, DEXTRIN, AND BEESWAX.

Glue, best quality (unground), for generalbindery use (10 pounds as sample re-

quired), pounds.Glue, best quaUty (unground), quick-dry-

ing, for use on' Smyth case-making ma-chines (15 pounds as sample required),pounds.

Glue (unground), best quality, for roller

making (10 poUnds as sample required),pounds.

Glue (ground), best quality, for roller mak-ing (10 pounds as sample required),pounds.

Flexible glue, to use in ghiing books to berounded and backed (10 pounds as samplerequired), pounds.

Tablet composition, packed in 5 or 10 poundcans (1 pound as sample required), pounds.

Tablet glue, packed in 10-pound cans (1

pound as sample required), pounds.Gfycerin, in drums, 30° Baume for makingprinters' rollers, drums to be returned at

expense of contractor, pounds.Egg albumen, best quality (2 pounds as sam-ple required), pounds.

Dextrin, best quality, light, for gumminglabels, pounds.

Beeswax, best quaUty pounds..

Glucose, best quality. .do.

GUM ARABIC, ALUM, MARBLER'S COLORS,SWEET OIL, VIRGIN OLIVE OIL, FRENCHBOOK VARNISH, SHELLAC, GUM HOGG,GUM TRAGACANTH, ETC.

Granulated gum arable. .pounds.

Alum, pulverized doUltramarine blue powder, dry color, for

m^arbUng, best quality, pounds.Chrome yellow, lemon, dry color, best qual-

ity, pounds.Chrome yellow, lemon, in pulp pounds.

.

Red lake, in pulp, for marbling doStronger water ammonia do

Sweet oil; best quality, in half-pint bottles,

dozen.French book varnish, light, best quality, in

quarts, dozen.Orange shellac, best quality pounds.

.

Gum hogg, true, best quality, for marbling(5 pounds as sample required) pounds.

Gum tragacanth, Turkish, best quality, for

marbling (5 pounds as sample required),pounds.

Quantity.

500

Contract price.

$0,125 per pound.

1,200 $0.0875 per poimd.

40,000

10,000

$0.0887 per pound.

$0,085 per pound.

, 000 $0.15 per pound.

1,000

10,000

3,000

1,000

10,000

250

1,000

1,200

100

150

82550

50

50250

50

1

100

200

100

$0,085 per pound.

$0.10 per pound.'

$0.08875 per pound.

$0,197 per poiind,

$0.58 per pound.

$0,054 per pound.

$0.32 per pound.

$0,045 per pound.

$0,235 per pound.

,02 per pound.,13 per pound.

$0.12 per pound.

048 per pound.

79 per dozen.

20 per pound.

27 per pound.

75 per pound.


No. 14.

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and miscellaneous items, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911— Continued.

Name of contractor.

Harvey W.Wesco, Brook-lyn, N. Y.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.


Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

George F. Hills Co., NewYork, N. Y.

Geo. W. Millar & Co.,New York, N. Y.

R. C. Osburn, Philadel-phia' Pa.


PATENT BACKS, BACK-LINING PAPER, GRAYSUPER, PARCHMENT SUBSTITUTE, BOOK-BINDING BAND, AND TAPJE FOR MACHINES.

For patent backs for books, equal to whatis known as Philadelphia Patent Back,not exceeding 1 inch in width and 14|inches in length, perforated, guards.


For patent backs for books, equal to whatis known as Philadelphia Patent Back,not exceeding 1 inch in width and 174inches in length, perforated, guards.


For patent backs for books, equal to whatis known as Philadelphia Patent Back,not exceeding 1 inch in Madth and 19^inches in length, perforated, guards.


For patent backs for books, equal to whatis known as Philadelphia Patent Back,not exceeding 1 inch in width and 14Jinches in length, guards.

For patent backs for books, equal to whatis known as Philadelphia Patent Back,not exceeding 1 inch in width andinches in length, guards.

For patent backs for books, equal to M^hatis known as Philadelphia Patent Back,not exceeding 1 inch in width and llhinches in length, guards.

For patent backs for books, eoual to whatis known as Philadelphia Patent Back,not exceeding 1 inch in width and 18

J

inches in length, guards.For patent backs for books, equal to what

is known as Philadelphia Patent Back,not exceeding 1 inch in width and 19=^-

inches in length, guards.For patent backs for books, equal to what

is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in v/idth and 20^ inchesin length, guards.

Back-lining papers for Smyth case-makingmachine; to be put up in rolls varyingfrom i to 5 inches in width and not exceed-ing 10 inches in diameter, each roll to havea mark showing its width and to have ahole in the center 1 inch in diameter, thegrain of the paper to run with its length.

Lining paper for headband, lining, andcrashing machines: 1 to 2f inches inw dth;roll not to exceed 8 inches in diameter; tohave a hole in center If inches in diameter;the grain of paper to run with its length;

!this paper must not be under 6 or over 6|points in thickness, must be tough, andstand considerable strain, pounds.

Paper for tablet-stripping machine, varyingin sizes from | inch to U inches; roll 8^inches in diameter, hole In center of roll

1| inches in diameter; grain of paper torun with length; this paper must not beover 3J points in thickness; it must betough and stand considerable strain,pounds.

Gray super, 36 inches, flat, 50 yards to thepiece, in bales of 40 to 50 pieces, yards.

Gray super, or crash, 36 inches wide, woundon core, with opening for shaft 3i inchesin diameter; about 300 yards to the roll,

rolls.

Quantity.

2,000

5,000

5,000

3,000

3,500

10,000

10,000

5,000

3,000

10,000

8,000

5,000

Contract price.

$0,006 per guard.

$0,006 per guard.

$0,006 per guard.

$0,006 per guard.

$0,008 per guard.

$0,008 per guard.

$0,006 per guard.

$0,006 per guard.

$0,006 per guard.

$0,006 per guard.

10.008.

$0,008 per guard.

$0.0375 per pound.

$0,065 per pound.

$0,065 per pound.

i

15, 000 $0.0275 per yard.

300 $0.0275 per yard.

1 "Palmetta Kraft" basis 24 by 36-2S.

180 EEPOST OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies {except paper), stationery^

and miscellaneous items, during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.

Name of contractor.

Louis Dejonge & Co.,

New York, N. Y.Thomas Gamar & Co.,

New York, N. Y.Wm. H. Horstmami Co.,

Philadelphia, Pa.

J. Arthur Adamson,Philadelphia, Pa.

R. P. Clarke Co., Wash-ington, D. C.Do

Do.

The Nassau Smelting <t

Refining Works, NewYork, N. Y.

Do.

Columbia Smelting & Re-fining vVorks, NewYork, N. Y.

The Nassau Smelting &Refining V\^orks, NewYork, N. Y.

Columbia Smelting Sc Re-fining AYorks, NewYork, N. Y.

Shoemaker & Busch,Pliiladelphia, Pa.

Columbia Smelting & Re-fining Works, NewYork, N. Y.

The Conley Foil Co.,

New York, N. Y.

The Ansonia Brass &Copper Co., New York,N. Y.

Zucker & I.evett & LoebCo., New York, N. Y.

Morgans Wilcox Manu-facturing Co., Middle-tOAvn, N. Y.

Mackall Bros., YvasMng-ton, D. C.

Zucker & Levett <t LoebCo., New York, N. Y.

Shoemaker & Busch,Philadelphia, Pa.

No bid received

Joseph Dixon CrucibleCo., Phfiadelphia, Pa.Do


PATENT BACKS, BACK-LINING PAPER, GRAYSUPER, PARCHMENT SUBSTITUTE, BOOK-BINDING BAND, AND TAPE FOR MACHINES—continued.

Parchment substitute, | inch, in pieces of

144 yards each, pieces.Bookbinding band, f inch, cotton, in pieces

of 12 yards each, pieces.Tape for Martini book-sewing machines, |inch wide, in rolls of either 24 or 36 j^ardseach, ta];e to be wound on |-inch cores 1|inches in diameter, cores to have •^-inchhole in center and the rolls not to exceed5 inches in diameter, yards.

Tape for use in sewing heavy blank bookson Martini book-sewing machines, ^ inchwide, in rolls of either 24 or 36 yards each,tape to be wound on |-inch cores 1-| inchesin diameter, cores to 'have i^-inch hole incenter and the rolls not to exceed 5 inchesin diameter, yards.

Rolls, h inch, press or folder tape, in rolls 36yards each, "dozen.

Rolls, J inch, press or folder tape, in rolls 36yards each, dozen.

Rolls, 1-| inch, press or folder tape, in rolls 36yards each, dozen.

STEREOTYPER'S AND ELECTROTYPER'S MA-TERIAL.

Refined lead, free from- all but traces of ar-

senic, copper, iron, and antimony, thepercentage of all impurities not to exceedone-tenth of 1 per cent, without showing atrace of zinc. The lead to be molded inpigs 4 hj 4i by 21^ inches and weighingapproximately 95 pounds each, pounds.

Tin, Straits of Malacca, in pigs, standardvs'eight, pounds.

Tin, Straits of Malacca, in cakes, bars, oringot bars, not to exceed 3 poimds each,pounds.

Antimony, Cookson's, in original casks,pounds".

Antimony and tin, mixed in equal parts,

pounds.

Bismuth metal pounds .

.

Solder, composed of equal parts of tin andlead, cast in bars about \ inch in diameter,pounds.

Tin foil, first quality, rolled on hollow straw-board cores: inside diameter of core 1|inches: -w idth of foil 6 inches, pounds.

Lake copper battery i^lates, rolled copper,size 22 by 27 by J inch thick, poimds.

Silverite nickel anodes,inch thick, pouiids.

Sifted cast-iron filiuss .

.

8 by IS inches, l

pounds.

.do.Sulphate of copper

Double nickel salts and ammonium (underthis item is desired crystallized nickel andammonium sulphate), pounds.

Single sul]-)hatc of nickel (under this item is

desired crystallized sulphate of nickel),pounds.

Matrix brushes, bristles to measure 3^ by 8inches, and 1g inches long, dozen.

Finisher's rubbers, for electrotyper's half-

tone use, gross.

Finisher's rubbers, for electrotyper's generaluse, gross.

1 Two pieces to 144 yards.

Quantity.

50

600

425,000

10,000

250,000

Contract price.

$0.60 per piece.i

$0,255 per piece.

$0.0039 per yard.

$0.0028 per yard.

$5.80 per dozen.

$8.70 per dozen.

$13 per dozen.

$0.0458 per pound.

5,000 $0,344 per pound.

25,000 $0.3475 per pound.

21,000 $0,089 per pound.

5,000 $0.1998 per pound.

25 $1.88 per pound.

1,000 $0.19 per pound.

15,000 $0.1862 per pound.

30,000 $0.1674 per pound.

100 $0.49 per pound.

20, 000 $0.0225 per pound.

15,000 $0.0445 per pound.

500 $0.07 per poun>d.

200 $0.1325 per pound.

$21 per gross.

$21 per gross.


No. 14.

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and miscellaneous items, during fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Name of contractor.

No bid received

Do

All bids rejected

Universal Supplv Co.,

New York, N. Y.All bids rejected

E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.),

Washington, D. C.

Mackall Bros., Washing-ton, D. C.

Strahl & Pitsch, NewYork, N. Y.

Smith & Nichols, NewYork, N. Y.

Joseph Dixon CrucibleCo., Philadelphia, Pa.

International AchesonGraphite Co., NiagaraFalls, N. Y.

No bid received

R. P. Andrews Paper Co.,

Washington, D. C.All bids rejected

R. Carter Ballantyne,Washington, D. C.Do -

R. P. Andrews Paper Co.Washington, D. C.Do

R. Carter Ballantyne,Washington, D. C.

All bids rejectedDoDo

James B. Lambie Co.(Inc.). Washington,D. C.Do

Do

Do

Keystone Type Foundry,Philadelphia, Pa.

All bids rejectedJames B. Lambie Co.

(Inc.), Washington,D. C.

All bids rejected

DoJames B. Lambie Co.

(Inc.), Washington,D. 0.

No bid received

.Shoemaker & Busch,Philadelphia, Pa.Do

steeeotyper's and electrotyper's ma-terial—continued.

KUn-dried cherry blocking board, free fromknots and soft spots, to be made of glued-up strips, not less than H inch thick,inches in width, and not to exceed 3 feetmlength, feet.

Kiln-dried cherry blocking board, free fromknots and soft spots, to be made of glued-up strips, not less than H inch thick, 8inches wide, and not to exceed 3 feet inlength, feet.

Stereotype backing paper, for paper process,19 by" 24 inches, 50 pounds to the ream of

4S0 sheets, reams.AYhite tissue paper. No. 1 , for paper process,

19 by 2\ tuches, reams.Extra'cream tissue paper. No. 1, for paper

process, 19 by 24 inches, reams.Sulphiuric acid"(carboys will be returned attbe expense of the contractor), carboys.

Muriatic acid (carboys will be returned atthe expense of the contractor), carboys.

Ozokerite molding wax for ordinary electro-

typing purposes, pounds.Ozokerite molding wax for elec trotjT'ii^Shalf-tone cuts, pounds.

Plumbago for polishing electrotype molds,best quality, in 5 or 10 pound cans, pounds.

Plumbago for molding for electrotypers, bestquality, in 5 or 10 pound cans, poimds.

poimds.

miscellaneous.

Pencils, round, very soft black lead, for

proofreaders' use gross..Dennison's linen shipping tags, size andquality 6-L.

Dennison's linen shipping tags, size andquality 6-C.

Dennison's linen shipping tags, size andquality 8-C.

Dennison's manila shipping tags, size andquahty .5-E.

Dennison's manila shipping tags, size 6-E . .

.

Dennison's manila shipping tags, size 7-E...

Black writing ink, best quahtj' quarts.

.

Bone paper cutters, " Sitka," 9-inch. dozen.

.

Bone folders, large dozen.

.

Steel spatulas, 6-inch, riveted wood handles,dozen.

Steel spatulas, 8-inch, riveted wood handles,dozen.

Steel spatulas, 10-inch, riveted wood handles,dozen

.

Steel spatulas, concaved back, lO-inch,riveted wood handles, dozen.

Safety benzine cans, 1-quart dozen.

.

Brass oilers, i-pint, 10-inch spout doCopperized oilers, 4-ounce, 10-inch bent

spout, dozen.

Brass spouts, 18 inches long, for J-pint brassoilers, dozen.

Spouts, 10-inch, for No. 4 Paragon. . .dozen.

.

Spouts, 10-inch, for No. 14, bent steel, .do!

Steel-wire bale ties. No. 15, 10 feet long, whenlooped at one end (bundles to contain 250ties each), bundles.

Potash, first sorts pounds.

.

Pearlash

.

.do.

Quantity. Contract price.

4, 000

1,000

75

300 SI.277 per ream.

125

15 S2.60 per carboy.

8 SI. 90 per carboy.

2 000 ']ii\J.LOiU ^Cl ]_)\J \XL\.'^i.

.

2,000 S0.1525 per pound.

1,000 $0.2r)pcr poimd.

2,000 $0.11 per pound.

500

50 S2.40 per gross.

10 000

50, 000 $2.32 per M.

20,000 <iQ 1 Q Tier M

50,000 S0.48 per M.

5,000 $0.55 per M.5,000 $0. 65 per M.

12

3

15

1 $3.90 per dozen.

1 $6.39 per dozen.

1 $10.60 per dozen.

8 $9 per dozen.

4 $1.60 per dozen.

3

3$1.35 per dozen.

200

5,000 S0.069 per pound.

100 S0.045 per pound.

182 BEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14.

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James B. Lambie Co.(Inc.), Washington,D.C.

Barber & Ross, Wash-ington, D. C.

C. A. Schneider's Sons,Washington, D. C.

American Brass Foundry& Smelting Co., Wash-ington, D.C.

C. A. Schneider's Sons,Washington, D. C.

John S. Schneider, NewYork, N. Y.

H. T. Patterson, Phila-delphia, Pa.

Ellis A. Gimbel,delphia. Pa.

Lansburgh &Washington, D

Ellis E. Gimbel,delphia, Pa.

Lansburgh & Bro.,ington, D. C.

Ellis A. Gimbel,delphia. Pa.

Edwin H. Taggartdelphia. Pa.

R. P. Clarke Co.,ington, D. C.

Ellis A. Gimbel,delphia, Pa.

All bids rejected.

Pbila-

Bro.,C.Phila-

Wash-

Phila-

, Phila-

Wash-

Phila-

Edwin H. Taggart, Phila-delphia, Pa.

'R. P. Clarke Co., Wash-ington, D. C.Do

Peter J. Constant, Brook-lyn, N. Y.

R. P. Clarke, Washing-ton, D. C.

Edwin H. Taggart, Phila-delphia, Pa.


Lansburgh & Bro.,Wash-ington, D. C.

No bid receivedEllis A. Kimbel, Phila-

delphia, Pa.All bids rejected

No bid received

.

Do.

Republic Bag & PaperCo., New York, N. Y.Do

Keystone Type Foundry,Philadelphia, Pa.Do

American Type Found-ers Co., Baltimore, Md.

Keystone Type Foundry,Philadelphia, Pa.

No bid receivedKeystone Type Foundry,Philadelphia Pa.

MISCELLANEOUS—continued.

18-inch floor sweeps, with handles. . .dozen.

.

18-inch floor sweeps, fiber center, with han-dles, dozen.

Cast-iron truck wheels, 10-inch diameter,as per pattern furnished , estimated weight37 pounds each.

Brass castings, as may be required , as per pat-terns furnished from time to time, pounds.

Iron castings, as may be required, as per pat-terns furnished from time to time, pounds.

Towels, hand, good quality linen buck, 14by 20 inches, with words "GovernmentPrinting Office" woven in blue letters

about 1 inch high through center length-wise, dozen.

Crash for toweling, 18 inches wide, withwords "Government Printing Office"woven in red letters about 2 inches highlengthwise through center at a distance of

about 10 inches apart, yards.Bleached cotton, yard wide yards.

.

Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide do

Bleached cotton 6-4 wide. do

Bleached cotton, 9-4 wide do—Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide do

Unbleached cotton, yard wide do

—

Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide do

Cheesecloth, for wiping purposes do

Unbleached Canton flannel, 32 inches wide,yards.

Cotton, yard wide, best quality, turkey red,

fast color, yards.Cotton, yard' wide, best quality, green, fast

color, yards.Blue denim, yard wide yards.

.

Paper cambric, white, in rolls do

Cambric, white, 24 inches wide do

Silicia, brown, 36 inches wide do

—

xVlpaca, braid, |-inch, in 24-yard pieces, do

—

English twilled tape, |-inch wide, in rolls of

10 yards each, yards.Jeweler's cotton, white pounds..Army blankets, 64 by 84 inches, weighingabout 5 pounds.

Black mohair tubular shoe laces, 36 incheslong, with tin tag ends, gross.

Black mohair tubular show laces, 36 inches-

long, with spiral wire tag ends, gross.

Solid round black cotton shoe laces, 36inches long, with tin tag ends, gross.

Rope for pressing machines, i^-inch. pounds.

Rope for pressing machines, f-inch. ..doBoxwood quoins, assorted, in boxes, 100quoins each, boxes.

Hempel's improved patent quoins. No. 1,

dozen pairs.

Hempel's improved patent quoin keys, No.1, dozen.

Magill's spring-tongue gauge pins, adjust-able, dozen.

Gauge pins, adjustable, any make.. dozen.Printer's wooden planers do...

2

100

500

1,000

100

5,000

75,000

2,000

10,000

2, 000

1,500

50,000

2,000

25,000

1,000

5, 000

5,000

1002,000

4,000

1,000

8, 000

500

7560

24

2

1

1,000

6,00050

200

12

12

1

$13.80 per dozen.

$5.85 per dozen.

$0.0325 per pound.

$0,225 per pound.

$0.04 per pound.

$1 per dozen.

$0.1375 per yard.

$0,065 per yard.

$0.10 per yard.

$0.16 per yard.

$0,215 per yard.

$0,195 per yard.

$0.0473 per yard.

$0,164 per yard.

$0.0325 per yard,

$0.0721 per yard.

$0,075 per yard.

$0,185 per yard.$0.0772 per yard.

$0,046 per yard.

$0,095 per yard.

$0,018 per yard.

$0,008 per yard.

$2,625 each.

$0.0577 per pound.

$0,056 per pound.$0.5275 per box.

$1 per dozen pairs.

$2.20 per dozen.

$1 per dozen.

$3.17 per dozen.


No. 14.

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Statement of contracts made for material and supplies {except paper),stationery,

and miscellaneous items, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 191.1—Continued.

Nanie of contractor.

Ke;eystone Type Foundry,Philadelphia, Pa.

All bids rejected

R. P. Andrews Paper Co.,

Washington. D. C.Mathers-Lamm Paper

Co., Washington, D. C.

Mackall Bros., Washing-ton, D. C.

John Greig, New York,N. Y.

All bids rejected

The Whitaker Paper Co.Cincinnati, Ohio.

Do.

Do

Do

Do

All bids rejected

Republic Bag & PaperCo., New York, N. Y.

Mathers-Lamm PaperCo., Washington, D. C.

Colonial Co., MechanicsFalls, Me.


MISCELLANEOUS—continued

.

Lignum-vitae mallets—diameter of center,

2-| inches; ends, 21 inches; length, .5J

inches; round handles, dozen.Map sticks, pine, free from knots, unpainted,

25i inches long, f inch wide, each paircomposed of 1 half-round piece and 1

"O. G." molding piece, pairs.

Blue and white bonnet board, 17f by 23|inches trimmed, sheets.

Toilet paper, 4f inches wide, perforated (5^to 6 inches between perforations), 1,000sheets to the roll, rolls.

Aqua ammonia pounds..

do....Ammonia, anhydrous

Proolreader's chairs (typewriter style), oak,revolving, cane seat, dozen.

OFFSET PAPER, TYMPAN PAPER, AND WIPINGPAPER FOR EMBOSSING PRESSES.

Offset paper for Potter web presses, 39inches wide, in rolls, to be wound on cores39 inches long, 3 inches in diameter, withslot in each end J inch wide, and |- inchdeep; the cores to be supplied by the Gov-ernment Printing OfTice, pounds.

Offset paper for Potter web presses, 26inches wide, in rolls, to be wound on cores26 inches long, 3 inches in diameter, withslot in each end I inch wide and f inchdeep; the cores to be supphed by the Gov-ernment Printing Office, pounds.

X star manila paper, 48 inches wide, for

tympan sheets, to be put up in rolls not toexceed 150 pounds in weight, pounds.





XX star manila paper, 48 inches wide, for


Wiping paper for embossing presses, in rolls

4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 inches wide, pounds.White French folio paper, measuring 17 by

22 inches, and weighing 10 pounds to theream of 500 sheets, reams.

Lanston monotype keyboard and castingmachine paper; to be furnished in rolls

weighing approximately 2 pounds eachand containing approximately 340 feet

to the roll. The marginal perforationsmust be in exact line and of uniform pitch,cleanly perforated, and free from loosepunchings. The paper must not containground wood or unbleached sulphite andmust be free from dirt, fuzz, or other ex-traneous matter likely to clog the mecha-nism of the keyboard or casting machine.The surface of the paper must be smoothand have a uniform thickness through-out of 3 points micrometer gauge, witha tensile strength of 16 points Mullentester, on a basis of 24 by 38-48, and mustnot contain holes, lumps, or other imper-fections which would in any way be inju-rious to the keyboard or caster mecha-nism, or which would likely cause incor-rect or imperfect characters to be made onthe casting machine, pounds.

Quantity.

15,000

5,000

15, 000

2,000

250

10, 000

1,000

8,000

5, 000

1,000

1,500

40, 000

200

75, 000

Contract price.

$6.35 per dozen.

12.10 per 100 sheets.

$0,042 per roll.

$0.05 per pound.

$0.24 per pound.

$0. 0625 per pound.

$0. 0625 per pound.

$0. 07 per pound.

$0. 07 per pound.

$0. 07 per pound.

f1 $0,041 per pound.

(2 $0,039 per pound.$0. 55 per ream.

$0.06 per pound.

1 Four and five inch rolls Six inch rolls and over.

184 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKIIxTEE.

No. 14.

—

Statement of contracts made for material and supplies {except paper), stationery,

and miscellaneous items, during fiscal year ended June 30, iPii—Continued.

Name of contractor.

W. B. Moses & Sons,Washington, D. C.

DoDoDoDoDo

Frazee-PotomacLaundryCo., Washington, D. C.

DoDoDo

Geo. F. Muth & Co.Washington, D. C.

B. Binswanger & Co.Philadelphia, Pa.


Y/INDOW-SHADE MATERIAL.

42 inches wide yards.

45 inches wide do. . .

48 inches wide do . .

.

54 inches wide do50 inches wide do. .

.

66 inches wide do. .

.

WASHING AND IRONING TOWELS.

Towels, roller, each 3 yards long

Towels, roller, each 2 yards longTowels, each 20 by 40 inchesTowels, hand, each 14 by 20 inches

ULTRAMARINE BLUE POWDER AND DAMMARVARNISH.

Ultramarine blue powder, best quality, sul-

phur process, for embossing, put up' in 28-

pound boxes, pounds.Dammar varnish for embossing ink, best

ciuality, not less than 9 pounds to the gal-

lon; must be at least two years old, put upin gallon cans, gallons.

Quantity. Contract price.

50I$0. 37 per yard.

50!

$0. 40 per yard.50 $0.44 per yard.50 ; $0. £0 per yard.50

\$0. 57 per yard.

501$0. 72 per yard.

80, 000 $0. 60 per 100 towels.

80, 0002, 000

$0.w. uu per 100 towels.

_, 30.34 per 100 towels.

75,000 $0.33 per 100 towels.

1, 200 ' $0. 115 per pound.

i

150i

$1. 1175 per gallon.

No. 15.

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Statement of contracts {formal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.

AMERICAN LTTHOGKAPHIC CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.

lUus- AmountDepartment and title. trar Copies. of con-

tions. tract.

CONGRESS.

Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1908, S2cond edition 13 139, 612 $3,350. 00

JULIUS BIEN CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.

2 10,613 $1,726. 002 10,613 1,408.001 8,613 644. 001 8, 613 974. 001 8,613 684. 001 10,613 478. 001 8,613 723. 001 8,613 693. 001 8, 613 355. 001 8,613 477. 001 8,613 663. 001 8,613 539. 001 8,613 529. 001 8,613 649. 001 8,613 508.001 8,613 689. 00

1 4,636 407. 00

1 4,636 605. 00

1 4,636 406. 00

1 4,636 526. 00

1 4,636 421.00


Reconnaissance Soil Survey of the Eastern Part of the Puget Sound Basin,WashDo

Soil Survey of Woodland Area, Cal., 1909 (alkaU map)Soil Survey of Woodland Area, Cal., 1909 (soil map)Soil Survey of the Spencer Area, W. Va., 1909Soil Survey of Nashua Area, N. H., 1909Soil Survey of the Conway Area, S. C, 1909Soil Survey of Grayson County, Tex., 1909Soil Survey of Franklin County, Ga., 1909Soil Survey of Sumner County, Tenn., 1909Soil Survey of Washington County, N. Y., 1909Soil Survey of Gaston County, N. C, 1909Soil Survey of Rice County, Minn., 1909Soil Suryey of Coffee County, Ala., 1999Soil Survey of Cedar County, Mo., 1909Soil Survey of Chambers County, Ala., 1909Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (soil map of Monroe County,

Miss.)Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (soil map of RichlandCounty, N. Dak.)

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (soil map of PortersvilleArea, Cal.)

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (soil map of LivingstonCounty, N. Y.)

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (soil map of Bibb County,Ala.) ,


No. 15.

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Statement of contracts {formal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June JO, i'.9/J?—Continued.

JULIUS BIEN CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.—Continued.

Department and title.

DEPAKTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Soil Survey of Marvsville Area, Cal., 1909

Soil Survey of Fallon Area, Nev., 1909 (soil map)Soil Survev of Fallon Area, Nev., 1909 (alkali mapjSoil Survev of MarsMeld Area, Oreg., 1909

Soil Survey of Bulloch County, Ga., 1910

Soil Survev of Concordia Parish, La., 1910

Soil Survey of Ellis County, Tex., 1910 -

Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Panhandle Kegioji of Texas, 1910

Soil Survev of the Madera Area, Cal., 1910 (soil map)Soil Survev of the Madera Area, Cal., 1910 (alkali m.ap)Soil Sun-ev of Dale County, Ala., 1910

Soil Survev of Jacksonville Area, Fla.. 1910

Soil Survey of Erie Countv, Pa.. 1910

Soil Survev of the Point Pleasant Area, W. Ya., 1910

Soil Survev of Walker County, Ga., 1910Soil Survey of Washington County, Pa., 1910

Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Central Gulf Coast Area of Texas, 1910. .

.

Private orders.

Soil Survey of Gaston County, N. C, 1909 (ordered for Senator Simuions). .

.

Soil Survey of Cedar County, Mo., 1909 (ordered for Prof. F. B. Mumford) .

.

AmouutCopies,

jof con-tract.

S, 61.3 §1,058.008,613 1,149.008.613 7ii.5. 008,613 1,279.008, 613 1,014.008,298 849.008.298 927.008.298 616. 00S.298 858.006,298 107.00S,298 597.00><,298 382. 00

829. 0010,298 1,419.00S,298 544. 00S.298 689. 00S,298 593. 00

l.OCO 36. 00109.00

BREUKEE (1- KE83LER CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA.


Soil Survey of Iowa County, Wis., 1910 8.298 SS31.00

CHICAGO PHOTOGRAYURE CO., CHICAGO, ILL.


Bulletin Xo. 436, United States Geological Survey—Fauna of the Carbon-iferous Phosphate Beds of Idaho, Utah, and Y'voming

Bulletin No. 439, United States Geological Survey—Fauna of the MoorefieldShale of Arkansas ' 15

:

7. 353

6.803

S485. 00

857.00

CONSOLIDATED ENGRAYING CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.i

Bulletin No. 433, Geological Survey—Geology and Mineral Resources of the|

Solomon and (iasadepaga Quadrangles, Seward Peninsula, Alaska i 25 S12. 50Professional Paper No. G9, Geological Survej'—The Yakutat Bay Earth- i

quake of September, 1899i 44 73. 00

ECKERT LITHOGRAPHING CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.


Reconnoissance Soil Smvey of Southwestern Pennsylvania, 190'J 1

Additional workSoil Survey of Scotland Covmtv, N. C, 1909 1Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (soil map of AVexfordCounty, Mich.)

; iReport of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (soil map oi" northwestern i

Pennsylvania) '.f 1

Recoimoissance Soil Survey of Marinette County, Wis., i909 1

AlterationsSoil Survey of Clarendon Countv, S. C, 1910 1Soil Survey of Sumter Countv, Ga., 1910 1Soil Smvey of the Livermore Area, Cal.. 1910 (soil map) 1

Soil Survey of Livermore Area, Cal., 1910 (alkali map) 1

Soil Survey of Mecklenburg Countv. N. C, 1910 1

22, 613 -SI. 624. CO20. 00

8,613 424. 00

4,636 250. 00

4,636 566. 00S.613 394. 00

10. 008,298 710. 008^298 520. 008,298 54S. 008.298 108.008,298 717. 00

186 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER

.

No. 15.

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Statement of contracts (formal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.




First-Grade Examination, Series 13S0, Sheet 4 ^

Stenograplier and Typewriter Examination:Series 112, Sheets 2 and 3Series 113 to 119, Sheets 2 and 3

Aid Examination, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Sheet 7, Series 36 ,

First-Grade Examination, Sheet 4, Series.1381 to 1387Mechanical Draftsman Examination, Patent Office, Series 9, Sheets 2,

and 4Aid Examination, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Series 37, Sheet 7

Library Assistant Examination, Sheet 2, Series 3Aid Examination, Bureau of Standards, Sheet 4, Series 6Assistant Examination, Philippine Service, Sheet 2, Series 19

Heating and Ventilating Draftsman Examination, Sheets 4 and 5, Series 22.

Topographic Draftsman ExaminationPrinter Examination, Sheet 4, Series 3, 4, and 5; Sheet 6, Series 3, 4, and 5.

.

Rural Carrier Examination, Page 3 (Questions 4 and 5), Series 38Civil Engineer and Draftsman Examination, Sheet 4, Series —Electrical Assistant Examination, Signal Service at Large, Sheet 1-A,

Series 27Teacher Examination, Indian Service, Series 43, Sheet 8Apprentice Draftsman Examination; Ordnance Department at Large,Sheet 2, Series 3

Mechanical Draftsman Examination; Ordnance Department at Large,Sheet 3, Series 4

Post Office and Railway Mail Service Examination, Sheet 6 (continued),of Series 48

Post Office and Railway Mail Service Examination, Sheet 6 (continued),of Series 49

Manual Training Teacher Examination, Sheet 7, Series 13

Teacher of Woodworking and Mechanical Drawing Examination, Sheets 2

and 3, Series 1

Mechanical Examination, Weather Bureau, Sheet 4, Series 3

Fourth-class Postmaster Examination, Sheet 3, Series 2

Teacher Examination, Indian Service, Sheet 8, Series 44Botanical Assistant Examinat on—Test in RussianProfessional Paper No. 69, Geological Survey—The Yakutat Baj' Earth-quake of September, 1899

Rural Carrier Examination, Series 39, Page 3, (Questions 4 and 5)

Assistant Examination, Philippine Service, Sheet 2, Series 20

Mechanical Draftsman Examination, Ordnance Department at Large, FifthCivil Service District, Sheet 3, Series 3

Mechanical and Chart Draftsman Examination, Sheet 2, Series 2.:.\id Examination, Light House Service, Sheet 5, Series I

Engineer in Potest Products Examination, Sheet 1, Series 1

Research and Editorial Assistant Examination, Sheet 8, Series 1

Rural Carrier Examination, Series 40, Questioas 4 and 5. Page 3Assistant Engineer in Forest Products Examination, Sheet 4, Series 1

First Grade Examination, Sheet 4, Series 1388 to 1:^92, InclusiveStenographer and Typewriter Examination, Sheets 2 and 3, Series 120 to

125, InclusiveTopographic Map for Topographic Draftsman ExaminationJuaior Topographer Examination, Sheets 3 and 4, Series,

Topographic Aid Examination, Sheet 3, Series ——Mechanical Draftsman Examination, Seventh Civil Service District, Sheet

3, Series 5 '.

Aid Examination, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Sheet 7, Scries 39Laboratory Aid Examination, Bureau Plant' Industry, Sheet 5. Series 14. .

.

Industrial' Teacher Examination, Philippine Service, Sheets 4a and 4&,

Series 3Civil Service and Superintendent of Construction Examination, Sheet 2,

Series 20Assistant Examination, Philippine Service, Sheet 2, Series 21

Apprentice Plate Cleaner, Transferrer, and Engraver Examination, Sheet6, Series 8

Teacher Examination, Indian Service, Sheet 8, Series 45Engineer Draftsman Examination, Supervising Architect's Office, Sheet 5,

Series 20Mechanical Draftsman Examination, Seventh Civil Service District, Series

6 and 7, Sheet 3

Apprentice Draftsman Examination, Seventh Civil Service District, Series

4 and 5, Sheet 2Engrossing Clerk Examination, Sheet 6, Series 1

Aid Examination, Light House Service, Sheet 5, Series 2

First Grade Examination, Sheet 4, Series 1393

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: AmountCopies. of con-

I tract.

750!

1,500I

1,500 ;

200!

1,000;

150 i

2.50

150250100150 I

1,000 I

5005,000

200

100

200

300

150

20, 000

20, 000150

1001.50

2,000250150

6. 777

5,000200

1502002001501.50

5,000100

11, GOO

1,.500

1,000300250

150

250150

100

100150

100250

100

150

150500150

1.800

$3. 03

8. 8061.60L 78

22. 75

4.981. 962. 071. 961.487.00.23

16.0829. 751. 78

1.481. 78

2.08

3. 69

50.75

50.75L 66

2.961. 665. 751. 961. 66

97. 0029. 751. 78

3.661. 781.7?1.6(.

1.6J29. 751.48

I 33. 41

52.80.63

4. 16

1.96

1.66i.9e1. ee

2.90

1.481.66

L481.96

1.48

4.95

6.492. 251.665. 30

' Series 1388, 6,500 copies; series 13S9, 2,000 copies; scries 1390, 1,600 copies; series 1391,

1392, 750 copies.

r50 copies; series


No. 15.

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Statement of contracts {formal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

ECKERT LITHOGRAPHING CO., WASHINGTON, D. C—Continued.


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tions.

AmountCopies. of con-

tract.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT—continued.

Assistant Examiner Examination, Patent Office, Sheets 5 and 6, Serie*sl21..

Rural Carrier Examination, Series 41, Questions 4 and 5, Page 3

Examination Soil Bibliographer and Library Assistant, Russian and Servian.Mechanical Draftsman Examination, First Civil Service District, Sheets 2

and 3 -

Apprentice Draftsman Examination, First Civil Service District

Rural Carrier Examination, Page 3, Questions 4 and 5

Apprentice Draftsman Examination, Ordnance Bm-eau, War Department,Series 5, Sheet 2

Teacher Examination, Indian Service, Series 46, Sheet No. 8

Bulletin No. 449, Ignited States Geological Siirvey—A Geologic Reconnois-sance in Southeastern Seward Peninsula and the Norton Bay-Nulato Re-gion, AlaskaAlterations

DoDo

2 250 SO. 72

1 5.000 29. 75

2 250 1.96

2 150 5.32150 3.66

\ 5,000 29.75

1 100 1.48

1 250 1.96

1 7,928 635.0040.00

1 7,9287,928

4-33. 50

1 396. 50

GALVANOTYPE ENGRAVING CO.. NEW YORK, N. Y.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICrLTURE

.

Reconnoissance Soil Siu-vey of Western South Dakota. 1909Reconnossance Soil Survev of the Eastern Part of the Puget Sound Basin,Wash

Soil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil Sm-veySoU SurvevSoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil SurveySoil Sin^eySoil SurveySoil SurveVSoil SurveySoil SurveySoil Survev

of Waushara Countv, Wis . 1909of Campbell Countv, Va . 1909of Berks Coimtv, Pa , 1909of Scotland Ccnintv, N. C , 1909of Washington Countv. N. Y., 1909.

of Gaston Countv. N. C. 1909of Rice Coimtv. Minn., 1909of Coffee Countv. Ala.. 1909of Cedar Countv. Mo , 1909of Cooper Countv. Mo , 1909of Baldwin Countv. Ala . 1909-.

of Marvsville Area. Cal. . 1909of Marshfield Area, Ores , 1909of Bulloch Countv. Ga . 1910of EUis-Coimtv. Tex.. 1910of Concordia Parish, La . 1910of Dale Countv. Ala.. 1910of Jacksonville Area. Fla.. 1910of the Madera Area, Cal. 1910of Mecklenburg Couutv, N. C, 1910.of Adams Countv. Miss., 1910of Pike Coimtv, Ala . 1910of Marion Countv. Mo , 1910of Rockcastle Countv, Kv., 1910of Iowa County, Wis . 1910


Bulletin No. 433, Geological Survey—Geology and Mineral Resources of theSolomon and Casadepaga Quadrangles, Seward Peninsula, Alaska

Water-Supply Paper No. 256-Geology and Water Resources of SouthernMinnesota

Professional Paper No. 70, tfnited States Geoloeical Sttrvev—The MountMcKinley Region, Alaska, etc '

820.00

24.00.75. 75.75.75. 75

.75

30. 00

47.00

39. 00

A. GRIGNARD & CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.

AGRICULTLTIE.

Yearbook, Department of Agriculture, 1910 (H. Doc. No. 1222, 61st Cong., 3d8 i 411.676 So. 300. 00

188 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 15.

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Statement pf contracts {formal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

A. HOEN & CO., BALTIMORE, MD.


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tions.

Copies.


Reconnaissance Soil Survey of Western South DakotaSoil Survey of Berks County, Pa., 1909Soil Survey of Waushara County, Wis., 1909Soil Survey of Campbell County, Va., 1909

j

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of CalhounCounty, Ala.)

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Cullman \

County, Ala.)|

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Autauga i

County, Ala.)[

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909 (Soil Map of Allen County, !

Ind.)Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Pajaro Valley,

Cal.)

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (Soil Map, Klamath Recla-j

mation Project, Oreg.)j

Report of Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1908 (Alkali Map, KlamathReclamation Project, Oreg.)

!

Soil Survey of Cooper County, Mo., 1909

Soil Survey of Baldwin County, Ala., 1909

Soil Survey of Adams County, Miss., 1910

Soil Survey of Pike County, Ala., 1910

Soil Survey of Marion County, Mo., 1910

Soil Survey of Rockcastle County, Ky., 1910


Bulletin No. 433, Geological Survey—Geology and Mineral Resources of theSolomon and Casadepaga Quadrangles, Seward Peninsula, AlaskaDo

Professional Paper No. 69, Geological Survey—The Yakutat Bay Earth-quake of September, 1899DoAlterations ;

Water-Supply Paper No. 256—Geology and Water Resources of SouthernMinnesota

Professional Paper No. 73, United States Geological Survey—The TertiaryGravels of the Sierra Nevada of CaUfornia ;

8, 613

8,6138, 613

8, 613

4,636

4,636

4,636

4,636!

4,636f

4,636!

4,636 !

8,613'

8,613I

8,2988,2988,2988,298

8,6038,603

5,777

5,777

9,444

7, 562

MAURICE JOYCE ENGRAVING CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.


Reconnoissance Soil Survey of Southwestern Pennsylvania, 1909.

Soil Survey of Woodlawn Area, Cal., 1909

Soil Survey of Spencer Area, W. Va., 1909

Soil Survey of Nashua Area, N. H., 1909

Soil Survey of Conway Area, S. C, 1909

Soil Survey of Grayson County, Tex., 1909Soil Survey of Franklin County, Ga., 1909

Soil Survey of Sumner County, Tenn., 1909


Professional Paper No. 70, United States Geological Survey—The MountMcKinley Region, Alaska, etc

Professional Paper No. 73, United States Geological Survey—The TertiaryGravels of the Sierra Nevada of California

Bulletin No. 449, United States Geological Survey—A Geologic Recon-naissance in Southeastern Seward Peninsula and the Norton Bay-NulatoRegion, Alaska

KITAB ENGRAVING CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.


Yearbook, Department of Agriculture, 1910 (H. Doc. No. 1222, 61st Cong.,20 SIO. 50


Bulletin No. 448, United States Geological Survey—Geology and MineralResources of the Nizina District, Alaska 15 22.50


No. 15.

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LANMAN ENGRAVING CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.

lUus- Amounttra- Copies. of con-

tions. tract.

10 $17. 751 1.001 1.001 1.009 20. 00

15 40.00

Department and title..

DEPAUTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Reconnoissauce Soil Survey of the Panhandle Region, Tex., 1910

Soil Survey of Erie Countv, Pa., 1910

Soil Survey of the Point Pleasant Area, \V. Va., 1910

Soil Survey of Walker County, Ga., 1910

Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Central Gulf Coast Area of Texas, 1910

WAR. DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report, Chief of Engineers, 1910, and Subordinate Engineers^ Relat-

ing to River and Harbor Improvements, and Report of Mississippi RiverCommission


Professional Paper No. 69, Geological Survey—The Yakutat Bay Earth-quake of September, 1899

Professional Paper No. 75, United States Geological Survey—Geology andOre Deposits of the Breckenridge District, Colo

Professional Paper No. 71, Geological Survey—Index to Stratigraphy of

North America

$76. 00

12.50

150. 00

NATIONAL ENGRAVING CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.


Yearbook, Department of Agriculture, 1910 (H. Doc. No. 1222, 61st Cong.3d sess.) -

Soil Survey of Fallon Area, Nev., 1909Recoimoissance Soil Survey of Marinette County, Wis., 1909 ,

Official Gazette:Tuesday, JulyTuesday, JulyTuesday, JulyTuesday, JulyTuseday, Aug.Tuesday, Aug.Tuesday, Aug.Tuesday, Aug.Tuesday, Aug.Tuesday, SeptTuesdaj', SeptTuesday, SeptTuesday, SeptTuesday, Oct.Tuesday, Oct.Tuesday, Oct.Tuesday, Oct.Tuesday, Nov.Tuesday, Nov.Tuesday, Nov.Tuesday, Nov.Tuesday, Nov.Tuesday, Dec.Tuesday, Dec.Tuesday, Dec.Tuesday, Dec.Tuesday, Jan.Tuesday, Jan.Tuesday, Jan.Tuesday, Jan.Tuesday^ Jan.Tuesday, Feb.Tuesday, Feb.Tuesday, Feb.Tuesday, Feb.Tuesday, Mar.


5, 1910. Vol. 156, No. 1...

12, 1910, Vol. 1.56, No. 2..

19, 1910, Vol. 156, No. 3..

26, 1910, Vol. 156, No. 4..

, 2, 1910, Vol. 157, No. 1..

,9, 1910, Vol. 157, No. 2.., 16, 1910, Vol. 157, No. 3., 23, 1910, Vol. 157, No. 4.

, 30, 1910, Vol. 157, No. 5.

. 6, 1910, Vol. 158, No. 1..

. 13, 1910, Vol. 158, No. 2.

.20, 1910, Vol. 1.58, No. 3.

. 27, 1910. Vol. 158, No. 4.

4, 1910, Vol. 159, No. 1...

11, 1910, Vol. 159, No. 2..

18, 1910, Vol. 159, No. 3..

25, 1910, Vol. 159, No. 4..

1, 1910, Vol. 160, No. 1... 8, 1910, Vol. 160, No. 2.., 15, 1910, Vol. 160, No. 3.

22, 1910, Vol. 160, No. 4.

,29, 1910, Vol. 160, No. 5.

6, 1910, Vol. 161, No. 1...

13, 1910, Vol. 161, No. 2..

20, 1910, Vol. 161, No. 3..

27, 1910, Vol. 161, No. 4.

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3, 1911, Vol. 162, No. 1...

10, 1911, Vol. 162, No. 2..

17, 1911, Vol. 162, No. 3..

24, 1911, Vol. 162, No. 4..

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112. 34108. 6399. 4198. 4593. 2399. 5586. 2171. 5090.7599. 14

100. 7995.2999. 0095.01

109. 04102. 1695. 43

107. 25107. 3990.34

116. 19110. 28101. 3499. 2886. 0870. 5492. 54

102. 7196. 53101.48103.68

190 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE.

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NATIONAL ENGRAVING CO., WASHINGTON, D. C—Continued.


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Coptes.


Official Gazette—Continued.Tuesday, Mar. 14, 1911, Vol. 164, No. 2

Tuesday, Mar. 21, 1911, Vol. 164, No. 3 .«

Tuesday, Mar. 28, 1911, Vol. 164, No. 4

Tuesday, Apr. 4, 1911, Vol. 165, No. 1

Tuesday, Apr. 11, 1911, Vol. 165. No. 2Tuesday, Apr. 18, 1911, Vol. 165^ No. 3

Tuesday, Apr. 25, 1911, Vol. 165, No. 4 ,

Tuesday, May 2, 1911, Vol. 166, No. 1 ,

Tuesday, May 9, 1911, Vol. 166, No. 2Tuesday, May 16, 1911, Vol. 166, No. 3 ,

Tuesday, May 23, 1911, Vol. 166, No. 4...."

Tuesday, May 30, 1911, Vol. 166, No. 5

Tuesday, June 6, 1911, Vol. 167, No. 1



Tuesday. June 27, 1911, Vol. 167, No. 4Bulletin No. 448, United States Geological Survey—Geology and MineralResources of the Nizina District, Alaska

Bulletin No. 449, United States Geological Survey—A Geologic Reconnois-sance in Southeastern Seward Peninsula and the Norton Bay-NulatoRegion, Alaska

Bulletin No. 467, United States Geological Survey—Geology and MineralResources of Parts of the Alaska PeninsulaDo

Bulletin No. 13, Bureau of Mines—Resume of Producer-Gas Investigations.Do

AlterationsProfessional Paper No. 73, United States Geological Survey—The TertiaryGravels of the Sierra Nevada of California

Professional Paper No. 75, United States Geological Survey—Geology andOre Deposits of the Breckenridge District, ColoDo

785669717727688762717748777

864727

729657

1815

14226

34

L. L. POATES ENGRAVING CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.


Bulletin No. 13, Bureau of Mines—Resume of Producer-Gas Investigations.Professional Paper No. 73, United States Geological Survey—The TertiaryGravels of the Sierra Nevada of Cahfornia 1

87

1

1

S145. 80

18.00

27.00Bulletin No. 467, United States Geological Survey—Geology and MineralResources of Parts of the Alaska Peninsula

W. C. RAMSAY, BOSTON, MASS.


Professional Paper No. 69, Geological Survey—The Yakutat Bay Earth-quake of September, 1899 3 6,777 $450. 00

F. A. RINGLER CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.


Soil Survey of Clarendon County, S. C, 1910 '. 1

1

1

$0.60.60.60

SACKETT & WILHELMS CO., BROOKLYN, N. Y.

CONGRESS.

3 139,612 $525. 00


No. 15.

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the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

UNITED STATES CrEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WASHINGTON, D. C



Form No. 979—Forest Atlas Conventional Sheets

Bulletin No. 234—Report on Reclamation of Overflowed Lands in Kansas..

Zone maps for the Bureau of EntomologyTransfer impressions for Reconnaissance Soil Survey of Eastern Part of the

Puget Sound Basin, Wash. (Seattle sheet)

Transfer impressions for Reconnaissance Soil Survey of the Eastern Part of

the Puget Sound Basin, Wash. (Bellhigham sheet)

Transfer impressions for Soil Survey of Woodland Area, Cal., 1909 (soil andalkali maps)

Transfer impressions for Soil Sm-vey of Nashua Area, N. H., 1909

Transfer impressions for Soil Survey of Spencer Area, W. Va., 1909

Transfer impressions for Soil Survey of Berks County, Pa., 1909

Transfer impressions for Soil Sur\-ev of Washington County, N. Y., 1909 —Bulletin No. 239. Office Experiment Stations—Irrigation in the San JoaquinValley, Cal...

Bulletin No. 91, Bureau Entom.ology—The Importation into the UnitedStates of the Parasites of the Gipsy Moth and the Bro'^n-Tail Moth

BuDetin No. 101, Bureau Entomology—Calosom-a Syeophanta: Its Life|

History, etc.

Transfer'impressions for Soil Survey of the Livermore Area, Cal., 1910

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tions.


Professional Paper No. 70—The Mount McKinley Region, Alaska, etc

Additional workProfessional Paper No. 70—The Mount McKinlev Region, Alaska, etc

Do "

AlterationsProfessional Paper No. 73—The Tertiary Gravels of the Sien a Nevada of Cali-

forniaProfessional Paper No. 7.5—Geologv and Ore Deposits of the Breckenridge

District, ColoDoDo

Bulletin No. 448. Geological Survey—Geology and Mineral Resources of theNizina District, AlaskaAdditional work

Bulletin No. 448. Geological Survey— Geology and Mineral Resources of theNizina District, Alaska

Bulletin No. 467, Geological Survey—Geology and Mineral Resotu'ces of

Parts of the Alaska PeninsulaDo •.

DoProfessional Paper No. 71—Index to Stratigraphy of North America

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report, Chief of Engineers, and Subordinate Engineers, Relating toRiver and Harbor Improvements, and Report of Mississippi River Com-mission, 1910

Copies.Amountof con-tract.

1 5,000 S20.004 5,546 76. 501 3,000 76.00

2 7.50

2 11.25

2 15.001 22. 501 33. 75

1 37. 501 45.00

1 0,746 30.00

4 1,740 198.00

1 2,740 23.501 11.25

, 552

5, 552

5, 552

7,562

7,0627.0627,062

7,928

7,928

7,9387,938

10,377

1,852

AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO., NEW YORK, N. Y


Introductioa of the Hungarian Partridge into the United States (reurint,Yearbook, 1909) 1,003 $150.00

BALTIMORE-MARYLAND ENGRAVING CO., BALTIMORE, MD.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTITIE.

Circular No. 69—Improvements in the Knorr Fat Extraction ApparatusBulletin No. 135—A Comparative Study of Methods of Examining Feces forEvidences of Parasitism

Technical Series XX, Part IV—Studies in the Sawfly Genus HoplocampaAnnual Report of the Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station for 1910Circular No. 135. Bureau of Entomology—The Asparagus MinerFarmers' Bulletin No. 4-38-Hog HousesCards—Map of CaliforniaBulletin No. 130, Bureau of Animal Industry-Studies on the Biology of theTexas-Fever Tick "

51

$3.25

1!

' 2.755 !

:8.75

18 :' 37.50

2 i 1.9021 20.751

;

.65

3'

i3.75


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BALTIMORE-MARYLAND ENGRAVING CO., BALTIMORE, MD—Continued.


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Copies.


Circular No. 137, Bureau of Entomology—The Alfalfa WeevilBulletin No. 222, Bureau of Plant Industry—Arrangements of Parts in theCotton Plant


Report on Glacier, Wind Cave, and Other Public Parks (Pinnacles NationalMonument)

Bulletin No. 470-C—Copper ,

ReengravingBulletin No. 470-D—Lead and ZincBulletin No. 470-F—Iron and ManganeseBulletin No. 470-J—Sulphur and PyriteWater-Supply Paper No. 256—Geology and Water Resources of SouthernMinnesota

Water-Supplv Paper No. 271—Sm-face Water Supply of the United States,

1909, Part XI, CaliforniaBulletin No. 490—Mineralogical Notes


Legend for State Maps

^XXR DEPARTMENT.

Circular No. 4, Commissary General, W^ar Department

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The American Nautical Almanac, 1913 (Charts: Partial Eclipse of the SunApr. 6, Aug. 31, Sept. 29, 1913)

American Ephenieris and Nautical Almanac for 1914Report of Battle Practice, Spring, 1911—Gunnery Exercises, 1911

SMITHSOOTAN INSTITUTION.

Proceedings of ine United States National Museum, Vol. 40, 1911

Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 40, 1911

Annual Report, Board of Regents, Smithsonian Institution, 1910 (H. Doc.No. — , 61st Cong.. 3d sess.)"!;

Annual Report, Board of Regents, Smithsonian Institution, 1910 (H. Doc.No. — , 61st Cong., 3d sess.)

The Coi61st r

CONGRESS.

Typhoid iu the Army by Vaccination (H. Doc. No. 1445,

106

13

JULIUS BIEN CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.


Water-Supply Paper No. 253—V\^ater Povvers of the Cascade Range, Part I

(Southern Washington)Bulletin No. 406—Preliminary Report on the McKittrick Sunset Oil Region

Additional copiesBulletin No. 446, United States Geological Survey— Geology of the BernersBay Region, Alaska

i

Professional Paper No. 72, United States Geological Survey—Denudation I

and Erosion in the Southern Appalachians , I

Water-supply Paper 253—Vv ater Powers of the Cascade Range, Part I (South-ern Washington)

Bulletin No. 451. Geological Survey—Reconnoissance of the Ore Depositsin Northern Yuma County, Ariz

Water-Supply Paper No. 276—Geology and Underground Waters of North-eastern Texas

.

Bulletin No. 480—Mineral Resources of AlaskaWater-Supply Paper No. 278—Water Resources of .Antelope Valley, Cal

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

Bulletin No. 10, Biological Survey—Life Zones and Crop Zones of the UnitedStates

7,2692,0031,245

7,428

7,052

3,331

7,928

5,95410,0385,454

500


No. 15.

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Statement of contracts {informal) madefor lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

BREUKER & KESSLER CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA.


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tions.


DEPARTMENT OF AGEICTTLTimE.

Bulletin No. 37, Biological Survey—Food of the Woodpeckers of the UnitedStates

WAR DEPAETMENT.

United St-ates Field Service Regulations, 1910—War Document No. 363.

Do.

TEEASXTEY DEPAETMENT.

Bulletin No. 43, Public Health—Studies of Plague Among Rodents

go-vt:enment peinting office.

Field Service Regulations, United States Army, 1910 (War DocumentNo. 363)

Bulletin No. 43, Public Health—Studies of Plague Among RodentsBulletin No. 37, Biological Survey—Food of the Woodpeckers of the UnitedStates

Field Service Regulations, United States Army, 1910

4,546

7,0002,503

4,046

100

2001,000

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, WASHINGTON, D

.

C.

1

PRIVATE ORDER—HON. GORDON LEE. 1

Address on the Hon. Alexander Stephen Clay|

1

1

2,000 $53.69

COLUMBIA PLANOGRAPH CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.


Form 1-109 (A to K, inclusive)Form 1-109 (L)—Vacuum Gauge. .

.

Form 1-109M—Temperature Gauge.

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Form No. 1687—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for Disap-pearing Carriage, L. F., Model of 1903

Report of the Governor of Porto Rico, 1910, from Annual Reports, WarDepartment

Form No. 1768—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 3-inchSaluting Gun and Mount

Form No. 1701—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 15-Poujider Barbette Carriage, etc

Form No. 1768—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 3-inchSaluting Gun and Mount

Annual Report of the ^. ar Department for the Year Ended June 30, 1910,Vol. IV

Senate Document No. 633,

CONGRESS.

Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries,

Senate Document No. 847, Sixty-first,Committee on V.'ages and Commodities

Part IX (map of the Portage Lake Mining District, Mich.).third—Report of Senate Select

11 500 $41.501 1,000 7.251 500 5.95

10 500 26.50

2 2,003 10.25

5 500 12. 75

3 500 9.50

2 500 4. 50

2 3,970 14.75

1 1,626 9.25

2 1,301 11.25



Bulletin No. 217, Office of Experiment Stations—Drainage of IrrigatedLands in the San Joaquin Vallev, Cal

Bulletin No. 78, Bureau of Soils—The Use of Soils East of the Great PlainsRegion

Bulletin Xo. 237, Office of Experiment Stations—Irrigation in California...Bulletin Xo. 38, Biological Survey—Birds in Arkansas

10513—11 13

2 503 $8.00

7 1,746 15. 501 8,746 53.001 4,746 51.00

0


No. lb—Statement of contracts (informal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.



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Soils of the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plains Province (reprint from BulletinNo. 78, Bureau of Soils)

Bulletin No. 136, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Diagnosis of Glandersby Complement Fixiation


Annual Report, Superintendent Mesa Verde National Park, 1910Bulletin No. 9, Bureau of Mines—Recent Development of the Producer

.Gas Plant in the United States

Annual Report of the Governor of New Mexico, 1910Bulletin No. 452—the Lander and Salt Creek Oil Fields, WyomingBulletin No. 25, Bureau of Mines—Mining Conditions under the City ofScranton

Private orders.

Annual Report of the Governor of New Mexico, 1910 (ordered for the Gov-ernor of New Mexico) ,.


Annual Report of the Commissioner General of Immigration for Fiscal Yearended June 30, 1910 (Charts Nos. 1 and 2: Immigration into United States).

Report of the Commissioner General of Immigration for 1910, Chart 2 ,

Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on Transportation by Water inthe United States, Part I

,

Additional copiesPlans for Keeper's Dwelling, Staten Island Light Station, Richmond, N. Y .

.

ReprintingSummary of the Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on the LumberIndustryAlterationsAdditional paper, on account of unsatisfactory stock furnished in the

first instance, ^

Map Showing Location of the Bureau of StandardsUnited States Coast Pilot, Atlantic Coast, Parts I-II, from St. Croix River

to Cape AnnBulletin No. 95, Bureau of Labor, July, 1911

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Form No; 1689—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 8-inchDisappearing Carriages, L. F., Model of 1894

Senate Document No. 808, Sixty-first, third—Uncinariasis (Hookworm) inPorto Rico

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1911 (second edition) . ,

Ordnance Pamphlet No. 52—United States Navy Air-Compressor, Mark 14.


Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology,1905-6..

CONGRESS.

JHouse Document No. 1087, Sixty-first, third—Report of Examination and|

Survey of Mamaroneck Harbor, N. Y!

House Document No. 1278, Sixty-first, third—Columbia and Lower Willa-mette Rivers, Oreg

j

Blank checksThe American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1912 (Second Edition)Soil Survey Map of Tallapoosa County, AlaSenate Document No. 42, Sixty-second, first—ReestabUshment of Terri-

|

torial Divisions in the Army|

Alterations;

.

Senate Document No. 808, Sixty-first, third—Uncinariasis (Hookworm) in|

Porto Ricoj

House Document No. 76, Sixty-second, first—Survey of the SacramentoRiver from Sacramento to Red Bluff

i

1 1,003

4I

4,246

25

4, 146

3, 5464,1466,928

1,500

8,465500

503300175

2,800

1,000

3,54614, 405

300

4,000

1,153200

9,729

1,682

1,7022,000

623850

1,783

1,301

1,712

$6.50

90. 00

18. 00

183. 00185. 00167. 00

2,646i

1,085. 00

30. 00

174. 0013. 50

28. 507.00

40. 502. 50

12. 504. 75

15. 5018.00

22. 00126.00

17. 75

40. 00

22.0021.00

24.00

24.00

370.0012.2512.75

170.00

124.0015.00

57.00

618.00


No. 15.

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Statement of contracts (infoi-mal) made for lithographing and engraving during

J the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.



Mary R. Peabody et al.

Additional work...

COURT OF CLAIMS.

The United States, No. 27500.


Drawings Nos. 5529, 5504, 5576, 5530, 5584, 5531, 5563, 5591, 5534, 5535, and6105

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tions.

GOVERNMENT PRESTTIXG OFFICE.

Bulletin No. 113 (Revised), Bureau of Cliemistry—Injury to Vegetationand Animal Life by Smelter Wastes

Bulletin No. 93, Bureau of Chemistrv—Experiments in the Culture of

Sugar Cane, etc. (H. Doc. No. 384, Fifty-eighth Cong., 3d sess.)

State Map of ColoradoState Map of OhioState Map of South DakotaSenate Document No. 576, Sixty-first, second—The Swedish Banking Sys-tem (Chart: Shewing for the t3ank of Sweden)

Bulletin No. 60—A Preliminary Report on the Volusia Soils: Their Prob-lems and Management

State Map of Oregon. 1910

Map of the State of North DakotaState Map of FloridaState Map of Missouri

Copies.

153

1,300

Amountof con-tract.

$16.304.50

38.00

1 30(5 5.50

2 300 11.501 2,000 240.001 1,000 100.001 1,000 100.00

100 9.65

1 500 66.501 1,000 165.001 1,000 90.001 1,000 90.001 500 45.00

GALVANOTYPE ENGRAVING CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTITRE.

North American Fauna No. 31—Revision of the Wood Rats of the GenusNentoma

Bulletin No. 193, Bureau of Plant Industry.—Experiments in BlueberryCulture

Bulletin No. 75, Bureau of Soils—Lawn Soils


Illustrations—For Use of the Commissioner of E ducationBulletin No. 484, Geological Survey—The Granites of Connecticut

.

Alterations

WAR DEPARTMENT.

R eport of the Philippine Commission for 1910 !

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Ordnance Pamphlet No. 142—Three-inch Breech Mechanism Mark VI.Ordnance Pamphlet No. 476—Five-inch Breech Mechanism Mark TV.

.


Bulletin No. 71, Hygienic Laboratory-Parasites, etc


Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, VoL XIII, Part 7.

22 S25.00

70.0034.50

34.0026. 00

. 75

69.00

55. 0049. 00

50.00

GATCHELL & MANNING, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE .\ND LABOR.

Development of Sponges from Dissociated Tissues, Part of Bulletin, Bureauc 01 sjpo

of Fisheries, Vol. 30, 1910.


Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol.

33

S

$110. 00

43.7;


No. 15.

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Statement of contracts {informal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

F. H. GILSON CO., BOSTON, MASS.


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Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of AmericanE thnology, 1905-6. 2 $5. 10

ANDREW B. GRAHAM CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.


Annual Report, Acting Superintendent Yellowstone National Park 1 4,146 $96. 00

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR,

Part VI—Cade List of Merchant Vessels, 1910Natural History of the American Lobster, Part of Bulletin, Bureau of Fish-

eries, Vol. 29, 1909

8

3

250

5, 734

147.00

1 275.00


Bulletin No. 87, Bureau of Entomology—Report, Field Work Against theGipsy Moth and Brown-tail Moth (Plate XIII—Map: "Dispersion andPresent Distribution of Gipsy Moth in New England," etc., 1909) 1 200 48. GO

GRAY LITHOGRAPH CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.


Bulletin No. 60—Bureau of Animal Industry—Manson's Eye Worm of

Chickens 1 500 $41. 75

A. GRIGNARD & CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.


Separate No. 549—Promising New Fruits (Reprint from Yearbook, 1910) . .

.

8 5, 003 $375.00

CONGRESS.

House Document No. 1089; Sixty-fust Congress, third session—Tests of Ironand Steel and 0ther Material for Industrial Purposes at Watertown Arsenal

.

4 1, 795 75.00

A. HOEN & CO., BALTIMORE, MD.


Circular No. 144, Bureau of Animal Industry-Tuberculosis of HogsBulletin No. 21, Biological Survey—The Bobwhite and Other Quails of theUnited States in Their Economic Relations

Circular No. 103, Office of Experiment Stations—The Drainage Situation inthe Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas

Bulletin No. 206, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Blister Rust of White Pine.Bullettn No. 75, Bureau of Entomology—Miscellaneous Papers on Apicul-ture

Bulletin No. 78, Bureau of Soils—The Use of Soils East of the Great PlainsRegion

Circular No. 144, Bureau of Animal Industry—Tuberculosis of Hogs: Its

Cause and Suppression—Reprmt ;

North American Fauna 32—A Systematic Synopsis of the MuskratsReconnoissance Soil Survey of Western South Dakota, 1909Status of the American Lemon Industry (Reprint from Yearbook, 1907)Bulletin No. 92, Bureau of Entomology—White Flies Injurious to Citrus inFlorida

4

1

1

1

1

1

41

1

1

1

1,003

1,003

5, 546

7; 546

1,746

1,746

2,0033, 2462,0002, 503

3,246

$166.00

60. 00

270. 00190. 00

52. 00

160.00

178. 00104. 00285. 0092.00

110. Of)

North American Fauna 33—A Biological Survey of ColoradoBulletin No. 91, Forest Service—Grazing and FloodsBulletin No. 39, Biological Survey—Woodpeckers in Relation to Trees andWood Products

1

3

2

1,7467, 246

4,746

139. iVJ

163.00

235. oa

Private orders.

Soil Survey of Atchison County, Mo. (ordered for Senator W. J. Stone) 1 2,000 100. oa

1 Work rejected and order canceled.


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A. HOEN & CO., BALTIMORE, MD.—Continued.



Water-Supply Paper No. 254—Underground Waters ofNorthCentral Indiana.form 2-3(52—Letters PatentAnnual Report Acting Superintendent Sequoia and General Grant NationalParks, 1910 -

Report on Education of the Natives of Alaska, and the Reindeer Service. .

.

Form 2-363, Patent Oflfice—Patent Head—Letters PatentWater-Supply Paper No. 273—Quality of the Water Supplies of Kansas,

etc. (H. Doc. No. 1360; 61st, 3d)Geological Map of KansasBulletin No. 484, Geological Survey—The Granites of Connecticut


International Metric System ChartCondition and Extent of the Natural Oyster Beds of Delaware, 1910

Natural History of the American Lobster, Part of Bulletin, Bureau of Fish-eries, Vol. 29,1909Additional copies

Standard Coordinating PaperInternational Metric Svstem ChartSenate Document No. 645; Sixty-first, second—Woman and Child WageEarners in the United States, Vol. Ill—Glass Industry

•WAR DEPARTMENT.

Army Horse in Accident and Disease, 1909—War Document No. 347.

Manual of Visual Signaling, United States Signal Corps, 1910Signal Corps Manual No. 6—Manual of Visual Signaling, 1910, etc

CONGRESS.

Senate Document No. 645; Sixty-fii'st, second—Woman and Child WageEarners in the United States, Vol. Ill—Glass Industry


Postmaster General Postmasters' Confirmation Commission—Fourth-ClassPostmasters

Presidential Postmasters' Confirmation Commission


Bulletin No. 66, Bureau of Chemistry—Fruits and Fruit Products (Pis. X,XI, and XII)

Bulletin No. 21, Biological Survey—Bobwhite in Potato FieldBulletin No. 206, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Blister Rust of WhitePine

Senate Document No. 645; Sixty-first, second—Woman and Child Wage-earners in the United States, Vol. Ill-Glass Industry

Bulletin No. 34, Biological Survey—Birds of California in Relation to theFruit Industry

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tions.

Copies.

7,76925,000

4,1461,546

25,000

6,444100

7,438

5,0001,796

5,734

10,0002,500

1,000

1,0001,0032,003

6,0004,000

500500

175

138

300

Amountof con-tract.



Circular No. 61, Bureau of Chemistry—How to Kill and Bleed Market Poul-try

Circular No; 65, Bureau of Plant Industry—Grape Spraying Experimentsin Michigan, 1909

Circular No. 163, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Regeneration of theMorgan Horse

Bulletin No. 89, Bureau of EntomologA/—The Grape Root Worm with Es-pecial Reference to Investigations in the Erie Grape Belt from 1907-1909.

,

Farmers' Bulletin No. 408—The Potato as a Truck CropBulletin No. 80, Forest Service—The Commercial HickoriesBulletin No. 187, Bureau of Plant Industry—A Study of Cultivation ]\Ieth-ods and Crop Rotations for the Great Plains Area

Bulletin No. 188, Bureau of Plant Industry—Dry Farming in Relation toRainfall and Evaporation

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Farmers' Bulletin No. 410—Potato Culls as a Soirrce of Industrial Alcohol.

.

Farmers' Bulletin No. 407—School Exercises in Plant ProductionFarmers' Bulletin No. 412—Experiment Station Work LVIIIBulletin No. 35, Biological Survey—Distribution and Migration of NorthAmerican Shorebirds

Bulletin No. 190, Bureau of Plant Industry—Orchard Green-Manuring inCalifornia..

Bulletin No. 85, Part VITI, Bureau of Entomology—The Cowpea Curculic.Bulletin No. 68, Bureau of Soils—The Movement of Soil Material by theWind

Circular No. 64, Bureau of Entomology—The Cottony Maple ScalePlant Disease Survey Cards for Illinois, Bureau of Plant IndustryPlant Disease Survey Cards for Minnesota Bureau of Plant IndustryPlant Disease Survey Cards for Colorado, Bureau of Plant IndustryPlant Disease Survey Cards for Michigan, Bureau of Plant IndustryPlant Disease Survey Cards for Massachusetts, Bureau of Plant Industry. .

.

Plant Disease Survey Cards for South Dakota, Bureau of Plant industry. .

.

Plant Disease Survey Cards for Kentucky, Bureau of Plant Industry. . !

Plant Disease Survey Cards for Kansas, IBureau of Plant IndustryPlant Disease Survey Cards for Tennessee, Bureau of Plant IndustryPlant Disease Survey Cards for Vermont, Bureau of Plant Industrj ,

Form No. 322, Forest Service—Reconnoissance Section PlatBulletin No. 78, Bureau of Statistics—Agricultural Graphics :

Bulletin No. 229, Office of Experiment Stations—Delivery of Water to Irri-

gatorsCircular No. 181—Consumption of Firev.'ôod in the United StatesBulletin No. 64, Part X, Bureau of Entomology—The Pecan Cigar Case-

Bearer..Annual Report of the Office of Experiment Stations for the Year endedJune 30, 1909 (reengraving) ,

Bulletin No. 192, Bureau of Plant Industry—Drought Resistance of the Olivein the Southwestern States

Farmers' Bulletin No. 420—Oats: Distribution and UsesBulletin No. 195, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Production of Volatile

Oils and Perfumery Plants in the United States ,

Bulletin No. 197, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Soy Bean: History,Varieties, and Field Studies

Bulletin No. 82, Part VI, Bureau of Entomology—Biological Notes on Speciesof Diabrotica in Southern Texas

Farmers' Bulletin No. 104—Notes on FrostFarmers' Bulletin No. 426—Canning Peaches on the FarmBulletin No. 234—Report on Reclamation of Overflowed Iânds in Kansas.

.

Radish Notes—Card: "Outline Form, Radish" ,

Circular No. 104, Office of Experiment Stations—Drainage of the FifthLouisiana Levee District, etc ,

Circular No. 103, Office of Experiment Stations—The Drainage Situation inthe Lower Rio Grande Valley, Tex

Circular No. 106, Office of Experiment Stations—The American System ofAgricultural Education

Circular No. 165, Bmêau of Animal Industry—Methods for the Eradicationof Gid

Circular No. 29, revised edition, Biireau of Entomology—The Fruit-TreeBarkbeetle

Blanks—Squash NotesBlanks—Bean NotesBlanks—Beet NotesOutline Maps for the Bureau of EntomologyFarmers' Bulletin No. 430—Experiment Station Work LXICircular No. 132, Bureau of Entomology—The Periodical Cicada in 1911Bulletin No. 84, Forest Service—Preservative Treatment of PolesCards—Map of MexicoMonthly Weather Review for November, 1910Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, 1909-10Bulletin No. 213, Bureau of Plant Industry—Crown-Gall of Plants.Farmers' Bulletin No. 435—Experiment Station Work LXIIBulletin No. 236, Office of Experiment Stations—Use of Underground Water

for Iri'igation at Pomona, CalBulletin No. 99, Part I, Bureau of Entomology—The Orange ThripsCircular No. 175—The Growth and Management of Douglas Fir in the

Pacific NorthwestTemperature ChartBulletin No. 97, Part I—Spraying Experiments Against the Grape Leaf-hopper in Lake Erie Valley

Bulletin No. 137, Bureauof Chemistry—Proceedings of the Twenty-seventhAnnual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultm'al Chemists,held at Washington, D. C, Nov. 10-12, 1910

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DEPARTMENT OF AGEicuLTUBE—Continued.

Bulletin No. 78, Bureau of Soils—The Use of Soils East of the Great Plains

RegionCircular No. 77—A Study of the Improvement of Citrus Fniits ThroughBud Selection :

Daily River Stages, 1910—(Drawing: Elevation, 26 feet)

Bulletin No. 75, Forest Service—Cahfornia Tanbark OakBulletin No. 92, Forest Service—Light in Relation to Tree GrowingFarmers' Bulletin No. 454—A Successful New York FarmMonthly \. eather Review for March, 1911

Mount "vVeather Observatory Bulletin, Vol. Ill, Part VBulletin No. 38, Biological Surs'ey-Birds of ArkansasCircular No. 81, Biological Survey—Three Important \\ Ud Duck FoodsBulletin No. 91, Bureau of Entoinologv—The Importation into the United

States of the Parasites of the Gipsv Moth and the Brown-Tail MothBulletin No. 219, Bureau of Plant Industry—American Medicinal Leavesand Herbs

Farmers" Bulletin No. 459—House FliesBulletin No. 89, Bureau of Statistics—Marketing Grain and Live Stock inthe Pacific Coast Region '.

Bulletin No. 141, Bureau of Chemistry—Experiments on the Processing of

Persimmons to Render them NonastringentCircular No. 185, Forest Ser\-ice—Colombian MahoganyBulletin of Mount . . eather ObserA'atory, Vol. IV, Part 2

Form I. D.—112 F.: Report of Final Post-Mortem ExaminationsBulletin No. 140, Bureau of Animal Industry—Fattening PoultryBulletin No. 226, Bureau of Plant Industry—A Plant-Disease Survey in theVicinity of San Antonio, Texas

Circular No. 82, Biological Survey—The Mammals of B itterroot Valley,Mont., in Their Relation to Spotted Fever "

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Bulletin No. 39, Biological Survey.— iv oodpeckers in Relation to Trees andood Products

Bulletin No. 136, Bureau of Animal Industry.—The Diagnosis of Glandersby Complement Fixation '


Vv'ater-Supply Paper No. 253.—Water Powers of the Cascade Range, Part

Bulletin No. 426—Granites of Southeastern Atlantic StatesThe Cement Industry in the United States in 19C9 (Adv. Chap., Mineral

Resources, 1909)Bulletin No. 4.—Biological StationsBulletin No. 1, Bureau of Mines—The Volatile Matter of CoalBulletin No. 442-A.—The Mining Industry in 1909 and Alaska Coal and Its

UtilizationRegulations and Instructions of the United States Geological SurveyBulletin No. 431-A.—Petroleum and Natural GasBulletin No. 435.—Reconnaissance of Parts of . estern New Mexico andNorthern Arizona

'Sk ater-Supply Paper No. 254.—Underground Waters of North-CentralIndiana

^Vater-Supplv Paper No. 270.—Surface W ater Supplv of the United States",Part X.—The Great Basin •

Some Things hich Every Boy Should Know, etcSocial Games, Plays, Marches, etcBulletin No. 8, Bureau of Mines.—The Flow of Heat Through Furnace > alls.Bulletin No. 470-A, United States Geological Survev-Phosphates in Mon-tana

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Bulletin No. 431-B, Geological Survey—Coal and LigniteReengraving

Bulletin No. 447, Geological Survey—Mineral Resources of JohnstownPa., and Vieinitv

Bulletin No. 453, Geological Survey—Results of Spirit Leveling in Minne-sota, 1897 to 1910, inclusive

Bulletin No. 431-B, Geological Survey—Coal and l^igniteMonograph LI—Cambrian Brachiopoda

AlterationsWater-supply Paper No. 268—Surface Vv'ater Supply of the United StatVs.'i

1909, Part VIII, Western Gulf of Mexico /. .

Water-Supplv Paper No. 266—Surface ^\'ater Supply of the United States,j

1909, Part VI, Missouri River Basinj

Water-supply Paner No. 272—Surface Water Supnlv of the United States,*!1909, Part XII, North Pacific Coast

Water-Supply Paper No. 276—Geologv and Underground Waters of North-eastern Texas

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Bulletin No. 454—Coal, Oil, and Gas of the Foxburg Quadrangle, Pa. (H.Doc. No. 1425, 61st, 3d)

Monograph LII—Geology of the Lake Superior RegionBulletin No. 470-E—Rare MetalsBulletin No. 470-K—Miscellaneous NonmetaUic ProductsTechnical Paper No 1—The Sampling of Coal in the MineBulletin No. 470-G—Structural MaterialsBulletin No. 4 (1911), Bureau of Education—Report of the CommissionAppointed to Study the System of Education in the Public Schools of

BaltimoreBulletin No. 4 (1911), Bureau of Education, etc

Bulletin No. 6, Bureau of Mines—Coals Available for the Manufacture ofIllumination Gas

Bulletin No. 19, Bureau of Mines—Petroleums of CaliforniaBulletin No. 438—Geology and Mineral Resources of the St. Louis Quad-rangle, Missouri-Blinois.

Water-Supply Paper No. 277—Ground Water in Juab, MiUard, and IronCounties, Utah, etc

AlterationsBulletin No. 478, Geological Survey—Geology and Ore Deposits near LakeCity, Colo

Water-Supply Paper No. 273—Quality of the Water Supplies of Kansas,etc. (H. Doc. No. 1360; 61st, 3d)

Bulletin No. 25, Bureau of Mines—Mining Conditions Under the City of

Scranton


Arctic Tides, 1910Report of the Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey for FiscalYear Ended June 30, 1910

Catalogue of Charts, 1911Anatomy and Physiology of Atrina (Pinna) rigida (Dillwyn)Facsimiles-Signatures of the Director of the Bureau of CensusSummary—Analyses of Population TotalsOutline State Maps—For Statistical Work

ReengravingDirections for Magnetic MeasurementsNatural History of the American Lobster, Part of Bulletin, Bureau of Fish-

eries, Vol. 29, 1909Alterations

Natural History of the American Lobster, Part of Bulletin, Bureau of Fish-eries, Vol. 29, 1909

Results of Magnetic Observations made at the Coast and Geodetic MagneticObservatory, Sitka, Alaska, 1907-8

Daily Consular and Trade Reports for April, 1911—Cut Flower Industry inSouthern France

Packing for Export—Miscellaneous Series, No. 5

Form No. 8-3394, Schedule 1, Deaf Male—Facsimile Signature of Joseph A.Hill, Chief Statistician, Bureau of Census

The Determination of Vanadium in Vanadium and ChromevanadiumSteels—Reprint No. 161

Form No. 8-3529, Circular Letter—Facsimile of Signature of Roland P. Falk-ner

Bulletin No. Ill, Bureau of Census—Cotton Production, 1910Daily Consular and Trade Reports for July, 1911—Artificial Net or Lace—

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Manual for the Subsistence Department of the United States Army, 1910—War Document No. 369

Annual Report of the Surgeon General, United States Army, 1910Manual for Army Cooks, 1910—War Document No. 379Forms—Examination for Detail for Duty in the Ordnance DepartmentGeneral Orders, No.—,War Department, 1911 (Cut: A Thoroughbred Horse).War Document No. 390—Multiplex Telephony and Telegraphy by Means of

Electric Waves, etc

Notes on the Construction of Ordnance, No. 69—Report of Experiments with8-inch B. L. Rifle, etc

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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Official records of the Union and Confederate Navies iir the War of the Re-bellion, Vol. XXIII

Ordnance Pamphlet No. 287Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Re-bellion, Vol. XXIV

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Official Records of tlie Union and Confederate Navies iii the War of the Re-bellion, Vol. XXIV

General Specifications for Electric Appliances on Ship Board—AppendixVII

Revision of the System of Accountability, United States Marine Corps-Drawing: Camp of a Battalion of Infantry

Specifications 64-K-l—Steam Jacketed Kettles, Copper—Navy Standard..Ordnance Pamphlet No. 225—Seven-inch Breech Mechanism, Mark I

Report of Engineering Competitions, 1909-1910 (Cuts of Curves Illustrating

Change of Trim and Displacement)Advance Sheets of Report of Battle Practice, 1910—Gunnery Exercises,

1911Ordnance Pamphlet No. 315—Description of Turret Electrical Appliances,Character, Operation, and Maintenance

Specifications 34-F-l—Hose FittingsMarine Corps Meal Ticket (Facsimile and Title)

Advance Sheets, Armual Report of the Secretary of the Navy, 1910

Rules for Battle Practice, 1911Target for Turret DottersTarget for Five-inch Dotter, Mark V ,

Target for Six-inch Dotter, Mark VITarget for Seven-inch Dotter, Mark VTarget for Twelve-inch Dotter, Mark VU and VII, Model ThreeVolume XXIV, Ofiicial Records of the Union and Confederate Navies inthe War of the Rebellion

Ordnance Pamphlet No. 80—One-pounder Breech Mechanism, Mark III..Ordnance Pamphlet No. 96—Six-pounder Breech Mechanism, Mark IXOrdnance Pamphlet No. 280—Ten-inch Mark VI Breech MechanismReport of Battle Practice, Spring, 1911—Gunnery Exercises, 1911Report of Battle Practice, Spring, 1911—Gunnery Exercises, 1911Specifications 12-R-oSpecifications 34-H-7Specifications 45-F-5Specifications 47-S-6Rules for Engineering Competitions, 1911-1912Rules for Autumn Practice, 1911—United States Na\TRules for Autumn Practice, 1911—United States Navy (Sketch No. 37840).

TREAStTRY DEPARTMENT.

Bulletin No. 70, Hygienic Laboratory—A Study of Melting, etcWeekly Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 4Bulletin No. 44, Public Health—Acute Anterior PoliomyelitisAnnual Report, Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service, 1910 :

Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 13Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 16Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 22—Smallpox in the United StatesPublic Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 24Bulletin No. 77, Hygienic Laboratory—Sewage Pollution of Interstate andInternational Waters

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Session Laws, 61st, 2d—National Forests in Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon,and Washington, and National Monument in Utah

Statutes of the United States of America—Laws of Third Session Sixty-firstI

Congress, Part 2 (National Forests, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Idaho,I

Nevada, L^tah, Washington, and AVyoming)Arbitration— Diplomatic Correspondence—ConfidentialHistory of the Department of State—Chart Showing the Organization ofthe Department of State

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.j

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. XIV, PartI

2—History of the Coconut Palm in .AmericaTwenty-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology,1905-6 !:..

Map—Portion of AfricaContributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. XV, Part1—The North American Grasses of the Genus Panicum

Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXVIIIProceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXIXProceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXVIIIBulletin No. 30, Part 2, Bureau of American Ethnology—Handbook ofAmerican Indians

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SMiTHSONTAN INSTITUTION—Continued.

Bulletin No. 76, National Museum—A Monograph of the Asteroidea of theNorth Pacific and Adjacent Waters

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium Vol. XIII, Part 9

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Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. X XXIXProceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXIXBulletin No. 50, Bureau of Ethnology—Preliminary Report on a Visit tothe Navajo National Monument, etc

Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XL, 1911Bulletin No. 50, Part 5, National Museum—Birds of North and MiddleAmerica

Bulletin No. 77, National Museum—The Early Paleozoic Bryozoa of theBaltic Provinces

Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XLI, 1911Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of EthnologyTwenty-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of EthnologyMap of the National Zoological ParkProceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XLI, 1911

CONGRESS.

Senate Document No. 633, Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries..Senate Document No. 633, Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries

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Iron and SteelHouse Document No 1071, Sixty-first, third—Sale of Friar Lands in the

Philippine IslandsHouse Document No. 1180, Sixty-first, third—Report of Expenditures for

Drainage Investigations up to June 30, 1910, Department of Agriculture. .

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House Document No. 1329, Sixty-first, third—Estimate of Appropriationfor Aqueduct at Cabin John Bridge

House Document No. 1292, Sixty-first, third—Reconstruction of the AssayOffice, New York City

Senate Document No. 338, Sixty-fijst, second—Report of the ImmigrationCommission on Living Conditions—Chicago, Philadelphia, New York,Milwaukee

Senate Document No. 633, Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries:Slaughtering and Meat Packing, Silk Dyeing and Manufacturing

Senate Document No. 633. Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries:Sugar Refining

Senate Document No. 633, Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries:Agriculture

Senate Document No. 671, Sixty-first, third—Participation in the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition

Senate Document No. 701, Sixty-first, third—Inquiry Relative to the Shoot-ing Affray at Brownsville, Tex., etc

Reengraving, owing to change in size

Senate Document No. 725, Sixty-first, third—Investigation of Advances inRates by Carriers

Senate Document No. 743, Sixty-first, third—Sixtv-first Aimual Report of

the Panama R. R. Co. (6-3O-1910)Senate Document No. 822, Sixty-first, third—Yellow Fever

DoSenate Document No. 834, Sixty-first, third—Reciprocity with CanadaSenate Document No. 849, Sixty-first, third—Reciprocity with CanadaNorth Dakota—MapHearings—House Committee on Insular Affairs: Investigation of Philip-pine Interior Department, Part 3

Hearings—Preservation of Niagara FallsHearings Relating to the Explorations of Capt. Robert E . Peary in the ArcticRegionsDo

Hearings before Committee on Industrial Arts and Expositions, House of

Representatives—Proposed Panama Canal Exposition, 1915Hearing before House Committee on Naval Affairs—Naval Paper No. XIV..Hearings—Railway Mail PaySpeech of Representative John H. Stephens, of Texas on Senate ResolutionNo. 124—Boundary Lines between Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico..

Speech of Senator P. J. McCumber, of North Dakota—Reciprocity withCanada

Daily Congressional Record, Sixty-first, third—Subpoena Blanks and BankDeposit Slip

Senate Document No 338, Sixty-first, second—Report of the ImmigrationCommission on the Living Conditions of Immigrants in Cities

Senate Document No. 633, Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries,

Section I

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Senate Document No. 749, Sixty-first, third—Children of Immigrants in

Schools -

Senate Document No. 857, Sixtj'-first, third—Proceedings: Dedication of the

Stephenson Grand Army Memorial in Washington, July .3, 1909

House Document No. 59, SLxty-second, first—Erection of a Building for theBureau of Engraving and Printing

Hearings on H. R. 1696— To Decrease the Expenses, etc., of the ArmyHearings on House Resolution 109—Expenditures in the Post Office Depart-ment

Hearings on House Resolution 109—Expenditures in the Post Ofiice Depart-ment

Hearings—House Resolution 103—Investigation of Expenses in InteriorDepartment

Hearings on House Report No. 5970—Relating to Removal of Employees.Hearings—House Resolution 103—Investigation of Expenses in InteriorDepartment

Hearings—Reciprocity with CanadaData in Regard to Cotton—Raw and ManufacturedCongressional Directory—State Maps of Colorado, Louisiana, Mississippi,Montana, Nevada, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wyoming, Arizona, andNew Mexico

Congressional Directory—State Map of IdahoCongressional Directory, Sixth-second, first-Map of Porto RicoCongressional Directory, Sixty-second, first—Map of Philippine Islands...

" —Drawings: Wool Production; Woolen and Worsted Goods,Scheduleetc

Envelopes—Facsimile of Signature—"Geo. Sutherland"Senate Document No. 857, Sixty-first, third—Proceedings: Dedication ofthe Stephenson Grand Army Memorial in Washington, July 3, 1909


Seasonal Variations in the Reserves and Ratios of Reserves to Deposits of theNew York City Clearing House Banks, 1899-1908

IM:snGRATION COMMISSION.

Summary Report—Changes in Bodily Form of Descendants of Immigrants.Senate Document No. 665, Sixty-first, third—Immigrants as Charity Seekers

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Senate Document No. 749, Sixty-first, third—The Children of Immigrantsin Schools

TARIFF BOARD.

Report on the Pulp and Newsprint Paper IndustryReport on the Pulp and Newsprint Paper Industry—Chart: Cost of Com-plete Construction and Equipment, etc \

Report on the Pulp and Newsprint Paper Industry—Chart III: Prices ofNewsprkit Paper in Eastern Territory


Calendar of Van Buren Papers—(Portrait of Van Buren).Do

• POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Plans and Specifications for United States Mail Cartsi

Speifications for United States Mail Wagons, Size No. 1[

Specifications for United States Mail Wagons, Sizes Nos. 2 and 3 \

Information and Instructions to Depository Banks—Postal Savings Svstem ^

Certificate— Seal "

Sample of Marginal-Tear Device of Proposed Postal NoteRecords and Reports for the Use of Postmasters at Postal Savings Deposi- <

tory OfficesForm P. S. 26, Postmasters' Annual Statistical Report (Facsimile Signa-

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ture of T. L. Weed) ,

COrRT OF CLAIMS,!

Elizabeth A. Rice v. The United States. No. 13689—CongJames E. Simpson v. The United States, No. 18028North Platte Canal and Colonization Co. i\ The United States, No. 306C9...

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SUPREME COURT.

Transcript of Record in the Case of the United States, Petitioner, v. TheAtchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co., No. 504, October Term, 1910


United States v. Standard Manufacturing Co. et al

Rules and Regulations Governing the Paroling of Prisoners from the UnitedStates Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga

Seals: Fort Leavenworth, Kans., and McNeU Island, WashThe Standard Oil Co. of New York v. The United States, No. 775Edward W. Keith v. United States, No. 8969Henry C. Ripley v. The United States, No. 28555 (Nos. 887 and 888—Draw-

ing: Mustang Island, Gulf of Mexico)


Proposed United States Safety AppUance StandardsOrder—United States Safety Apphance StandardsThird Annual Report of the Block Signal and Train Control BoardTwenty-fourth Annual Report of Interstate Commerce Commission (H.Doc. No. 1168; 61st, 3d)

Brief in re Docket 3400—(Outline Map of United States east of the Missis-sippi and north of the Ohio)

Decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission—In re Restricted Rates.Locomotive Boiler Inspection CertificateNorfolk & Western Ry. Co. v. United StatesPlates Illustrating United States Safety Appliance StandardsPortland Lumber Co. v. Oregon R. R. &. Navigation Co. et al

Safety AppUance Acts—Instructions for Inspectors, etc


Annual Report Isthmian Canal Commission for Year Ended June 30, 1910—(H. Doc. No. 1030; 61st, 3rd)

Annual Report Isthmian Canal Commission for Year Ended June 30, 1910—(H. Doc. No. 1030; 61st, 3rd)

Form No. 151—Manual of Information Coneerniug Employments for Serv-ice on the Isthmus of Panama

Report of the Department of Sanitation, Isthmian Canal Commission, for

the Month of January, 1911Specification No. 49—Sketches of two Standard Test Specimens


Views of the United States CapitolExperimental Work—"Postal Saving Certificate""Designing of Publications"Report on the Sanitary Condition of the Government Printing Oflace—Form No. S-61 (Diagram: Floor Plan)

LANMAN ENGRAVING CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.


Bulletin No. 186, Bureau of Plant Industry—Field Studies of the CrownGall and Hairy Root of the Apple Tree

Circular No. 179, Forest Ser^nce-Utilization of California EucalyptsFarmers' Bulletin No. 333.—Cotton WiltBulletin No. 80, Part V, Bureau of Entomology—The Nut Feeding Habitsof the Codling Moth

Farmers' Bulletin No. 416—The Production of Cigar-Leaf Tobacco in Penn-sylvania

Directioas for Planting Bulbs: Hyacinths, Bureau of Plant IndustryFarmers' Bulletin No. 415—Seed CornBulletin No. 189. Bureau of Plant Industry—The Source of the Drug Dios-corea, with a Consideration of the Dioseorea in the United States

Farmers' Bulletiii No. 304, Revised—Gro\ving and Curing HopsCircular No. 69, Bureau of Plant Industry—Barley Culture in the Southern

StatesBulletin No. 194. Bureau of Plant Industry—Summer Apples in the MiddleAtlantic States

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Circular No. 04, Bureau of Chemistry—Refrigeration of Poultry and Eggs in

the United States •

Inspection of Impotted Meats and Meat Food Products Undei the Food andDrugs Act of June 30, 1906

Bulletin No. 64, Part X, Bureau of Entomology—The Pecan Cigar Case-

BearerBulletin No. 61, Bureau of Soils—The Electrical Bridge for the Determina-tion of Soluble Salts in Soils

Bulletin No. 198, Bureau of Plant Industry—Dimorphic Branches in Trop-ical Crop Plants: Cotton, Coffee, Cacao, the Central American RubberTiee, and the Banana

Bulletin No. 135, Bureau of Chemistry—Preparation of the Cod and OtherSalt Fish for the Market, including a Bacteriological Study of the Cause of

ReddeningBulletin No. SO, Part VI, Bureau of Entomology—I.ife History of the Cod-Img Moth in Northwestern Permsylvania

Bulletin No. SO, Part VII, Bureau of Entomology-The One-Spray Methodin the Control of the Codling Moth and the Plum Ciu-culio ,

Bulletin No. 80, Part VIII, Bureau of Entomology—Tests of Sprays Againstthe Eiiropean Fruit Lecaniiun and th^ European Pear Scale

Bulletin No. 196. Bureau of Plant Industry—Breeding Drought-ResistantForage Plants for the Great Plains Area. ,

Bulletin No. 200. Bureau of Plant L diistr3-—Breeding New Tji^es of

Ecn-piia^' Cotton ,

Farmers' Bulletin No. 421—The Control of Blowing Soils

Farmers' Bulletin No. 423—Forest Nurseries for SchoolsFarmers' Bulletin No. 414—Com CultivationCircular No. 74—The Ornamental Value of the Saltbushes ,

Circular No. 76, Biological Survey—The California Ground SquirrelBulletin No. 129, Bureau of Anunal Industry—Cattle Breeders' Associations

in Denmark ,

Bulletin No. 36, Biological Survey—Raising Deer and Other Large GameAnimals in the United States

Absence Record CardsBulletin No. 94—Insects Injurious to Forests and Forest Products, etc ,

Bulletin No. 201—Natural Vegetation as an Indicator of the Capabilities ofLand for Crop Production in the Great Plains Area ,

Circular No. 1-30—The Oak PrunerBulletin No. 230, Part I, Office of Experiment Stations—Report on the St.

Francis Valley Drainage Project in Northeastern Arkansas: General Re-port

BuUetiQ No. 131, Bureau of Animal IndustryCircular No. 131, Bureau of EntomologyBulletin No. 204—Agricultural Explorations in the Fruit and Nut Orchards

of China ,

ReengravingCircular Is'o. 5, revised edition. Bureau of Entomology—The Carpet Beetle..Bulletin No. 82, Part VII—Some Insects Injurious to Truck CropsBulletin No. 90, Bureau of Entomology—Fumigation of Citrus Trees inCahfomia !

Bulletin No. 136, Bureau of Chemistry—Shellfish Contamination fromSewage-Polluted Waters

Bulletin No. 96, Part III. Bureau of Entomology—The Lesser Grain-Borer:1he Larger Grain-Borer

No. A-74, Bureau of Plant Industry—Boys' Demonstration WorkFarmers' Bulletin No. 43:3-Cabbase '

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Bulletin No. P5, Part I. Bureau of Entomoloey—The Timothy Stem-Borer..Circular No. 75, Bureau of Plant Industry—Agricultural Survey of FourTownships in Sonthprn New Hampshire

Farmers' Bulletin No. 114—Experim.ent Station Work XIVBullPtin No. 70 Bureau of Soils—The Color of SoilsBlanks—township plats :

Bulletin No. 206. Bureau of Plant Industry-The Blister Rust of White Pine.Bulletin No 210. Bureau of Plant TndustVv—Hindi Cotton in EgyptField Plats— (Scottsbluff. Nebr. substation)Bulletin No. 97, Part IT, Bureau of Enton ology—Life Historv and Control

of the Codling Moth on Pears in California '

Bulletin No. 87, Forest Service—Eucalyptus in FloridaBulletin No. 88. Forest Service—Properties and Uses of Douglas Fir ,

Field Plats, Bureau of Plant Industry—(Hays, Kans., substation: Hettinger,N. Dak., substation) '

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRiciiLTURE—Continued.

Circular No. 78, Biological Survey—Seed-Eating Mammals in Relation to Re-forestation

No. A-75, Bureau of Plant Industry—Boys' Demonstration Work in CornClubs

Cards—Mineral Records—Bureau of Soils

Bulletin No. 37, Biological Survey—Food of the Woodpeckers of the UnitedStates

Bulletin No. 89, Forest Service—The Olympic National Forest: Its Resourcesand Their Management

Bulletin No. 239, Office of Experiment Station—Irrigation in the San Joa-quin Valley, California

Bulletin No. 101, Bureau of Entomology—Calosoma Sycophanta: Its LifeHistory, etc

Bulletin No. 93^—The Sugar-Cane Insects of HawaiiBulletin No. 214, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Timber Rot Caused byLenzites Sepiaria

Bulletin No. 212, Bureau of Plant Industry—A Study of Farm Equipmentin Ohio

Farmers' Bulletin No. 443—Barley: Growing the CropBulletin No. 139, Bureau of Chemistry—American Mineral Waters: TheNew England States

Experiment Station Record, Vol. 24, No. 6, May, 1911—(Drawing: Appara-tus for Determining Permeability of Soils) . .

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Farmers' Bulletin No. 450—Some Facts About MalariaFarmers' Bulletin No. 451—Experiment Station Work LXIIIFarmers' Bulletin No. 452—Capons and CaponizingBulletin No. 216, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Rusts of Grains in theUnited States.

Circular No. 78, Bureau of Plant Industry—Agricultural Observations onthe Truckee-Carson Irrigation Project

North American Fauna 33—A Biological Survey of ColoradoBulletin No. 138, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Milk Supply of Chicagoand Washington

North American Fauna 34—Revision of the Spiny Pocket MiceCircular No. 72, Bureau of Chemistry—An Electrically Controlled ConstantTemperature Water Bath for the Immersion Refractometer

Bulletin No. 128, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Influence of Type andAge upon the Utilization of Feed by Cattle

Bulletin ISTo. 86, Forest Service—Windbreaks: Their Influence and Value...Bulletin No. 91, Forest Service—Grazing and FloodsFarmers' Bulletin No. 457—Experiment Station Work LXIV, etcAnnual Report of Alaska Agricultiu-al Experiment Stations for 1910Circular No. 80, Biological Sm'vey—Progress of Game Protection in 1910, etc..

Bulletin No. 221, Bureau of Plant Industry—Dimorphic Leaves of Cottonand Allied Plants in Relation to Heredity

Bulletin No. 142, Bureau of Chemistry—Studies on Fruit RespirationCircular No. 95, Office Public Roads—Special Road Problems in the South-ern States

Blank Books—Field NotebooksBulletin No. 80, Bureau of Soils—Examination of Soils for Organic Con-

stituentsBulletin No. 147, Bureau of Chemistry—Coal-Tar Colors Used in FoodProducts

Farmers' Bulletin No. 458—The Best Two Sweet Sorghums for ForageInstructions for Cooperative Observers, 4th EditionBulletin No. 225, Bureau of Plant Industry—Spot Disease of CauliflowerFarmers' Bulletia No. 460—Frames as a Factor in Truck Growing.....Farmers' Bulletin No. 461—The Use of Concrete on the FarmBulletin No. 97, Forest Service—Coyote-Proof Inclosures in Connection withRange Lambing Grounds

Bulletin No. 81, Bureau of Soils—Sells of the Prairie Regions of Alabama and- Mississippi and Their Use for AlfalfaFarmers' Bulletin No. 463—The Sanitary PrivyFarmers' BuUetin No. 462—The Utilization of Logged-off Land for Pasture inWestern Oregon and Western Washington

Bulletin No. 141, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Improvement of theFarm Egg

Bulletin No. 240, Office of Experiment Stations—Tidal Marshes and TheirReclamation

Instructions for Making Forest Sm'veys and MapsFarmers' Bulletin No. 464—The Eradication of Quack-Brass


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Township Plat (Noncoal Land)Water-Supply Paper No. 264—Surface Water Supply of the United States,

1909, Part IV—St. Lawi-ence River BasinBulletin No. 4, Bureau of Education—The Biological Stations in Europe

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Illustrations for Biireau of Education—School Buildings, etc. (Additional

work)Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1910—(H. Doc. No. —

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6lst, 3d)—(Maps: Central America and Panama, and Cuba)Annual Report of Governor of HawaiiFanny E. Wingert School, Detroit, MichSynopsis of Course in SewingBulletin No. 4, Bureau of Mines—Features of Producer Gas Plant Develop-ment in Europe -

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Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1910, Vol. 2

Bullrtin No. 7, Bureau of Mines—Essential Factors in the Formation of

Producer GasThe Production of Coal in 1909The Production of Iron Ore, Pig Iron, and Steel in 1909

Water-supply Paper No. 265—Smface Water Supply of the United States,

1909, Part VReport on Glacier, Wind Cave, and Other Public ParksForm No. 4-489, General Land Ofliee—Weekly ReportBulletin No. 14, Bureau of Mines—Briquetti'ug Tests of Lignite at Pitts-

burgh, Pa., etcBulletin No. 479—Geochemical Interpretation of Water AnalysesWater-Supply Paper No. 286—Surface Water Supply of the United States,

1910, Part VI—Missouri River BasinBulletin No. 5, Bureau of Education—First Floor Plan, East and West SideUngraded Schools, Newark, N. J

Form No. 1-511 (Interior)—Hot Springs CircularBulletin No. 480—Mineral Resources of AlaskaReport of Glazier, Wind Cave, and Other Public Parks


Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on Transportation by Water in

the United States. Part III—Water terminalsGeodesy: Tables for a Polyconic Projection of Maps, Third Edition, 1910. .

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Camphor Industries in Foreign CountriesBulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. 7, No. 1

Daily Consular and Trade Reports for September, 1910—(Views: Hokkaido,Japan)

Food Value of Sea Mussels—Bulletin, Bureau of Fisheries, Vol. XXIX, 1909.Daily Consular and Trade Reports, November, 1910Notes on Oscillating Interference Bands and Some Practical Applications

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Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. VII, No. 1

Results of Observations at the Coast and Geodetic Survey Magnetic Observa-tory at Cheltenham, Md., 1907-8

Bulletin No. 110, Bureau of Census—Supply and Distribution of Cotton forthe Year Ending Aug. 31 ^ 1910

The Effect of Preliminary Heat Treatment Upon the Drying of ClaysPamphlet No. 2, Bureau of Census—Lumber, Lath, and Shingles—ForestProducts, 1909

Bulletin No. 93 Bureau of Labor (March, 1911)—Drawings. Relative Pricesof Commodities

Legend for State Maps—PopulationAdvance Population Bulletin for New Jersey—State MapsPacking for Export—Miscellaneous Series No. 5Paper RuleForm No. 429—Notice to Rejected Chinese ApplicantCensus Agricultural Bulletin:

State Maps of MaineState Maps of WisconsinState Maps of DelawareState Maps of New HampshireState Maps of VermontState Maps of Maine

Census Population Bulletin:State Maps of New JerseyDensity—State Maps of New JerseyState Maps of New JerseyState Maps of ConnecticutState Maps of MaineState Maps of Rhode IslandState Maps of Vermont

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR—Continued.Census Population Bulletin—Continued.

State Maps of New HampshireState Maps of MassachusettsState Maps of MichiganState Maps of DelawareState Maps of Missouri.

Bulletin No. 95, Bureau of Labor, July, 1911.

Form No. 450—Instructions to Bidders and Specifications Governing theManufacture, Test; and Inspection of Smokeless Powder for Cannon

Annual Report of the Superintendent of the United States Military Academy for 1910

Drill Regulations, Machine Gun Organizations, Cavalry, United StatesArmy, 1910 (War Document No. 377)

Form No. 1956—Description of 2-inch Telescopic Sights, Model of 1906Handbook of the 4.7-inch Gun Material, Model of 1906, with Instructionsfor Its Care

Manual No. 3, Signal Corps—Electrical Instruments and Telephones,Revised, 1910 (War Document No. 378)Reengraving

Manual for Army Cooks, 1910—(War Document No. 379)Record of Firing (Annual Report, Chief of Ordnance, 1910)

Drill Regulations for Signal Corps, United States Army—Provisional—1911

Form No. 1659—Handbook of the 3-inch Field Artillery Material, etc

Form No. 203-A—War Department—Directions for MeasurementNotes on Construction of Ordnance No. 78—The 10-inch Breech-Loading

Rifle, etcNotes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 82—French Rapid-Fire Field

Artillery, etc

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

General Specifications, Part 1, Supplement No. 2—Drawing: T,ype LoadDiagram and Stress Table

Annual Report of the Surgeon General, 1910Hydrographic Office SealOrdnance Pamphlet No. 218—Six-inch Breech Mechanism, Mark IX (SketchNo. 2117)

Ordnance Pamphlet No. 236—Firing Lock, Mark X, June, 1910 (DrawingsNos. 27972 and 2144)

Specifications 17-B-2 (Drawings: Stowing Spare Armatures and Electrical

Spare Parts on Shipboard)Specifications 64-0-3—Ships' Electric Bake Ovens (Drawing: Oven No. 1)..

Specifications 64-R-l—Ships' Electric RangesOrdnance Pamphlet No. 209—Six-inch Breech Mechanism, Mark VII (Fir-

ing Mechanism Details—Sketch No. 2116) —Ordnance Pamphlet No. 218—Six-inch Breech Mechanism, Mark IX (Fir-

ing Mechanism Details—Sketch No. 2118)Revision of the System of Accountabilitv, United States Marine CorpsSpecifications 42-H-28Specifications 42-D-2Specifications 42-B-3Correction to the Landing Force and Small Arms Instruction, United StatesNavy.

Specifications 54-S-lNotes on Calibration, Gunnery Exercises, 1911Specifications 54-L-l—Confidential Information LockerOrdnance Pamphlet No. 73—One-pound Breech Mechanism Mark VOrdnance Pamphlet No. 157—Four-inch Breech Mechanism Mark VI . .

Ordnance Pamphlet No. 189—Five-inch Breech Mechanism Mark VSpecifications 12-S-7Specifications 26-S-lSpecifications 34-H-lSpecifications 34-H-lO ,

Specifications 45-U-lSpecifications 45-U-2Specifications 45-V-4—Angle Hose Valve and Dimension of Navy StandardHose Threads

Specifications 58-B-l


Bulletin No. 72, Hygienic Laboratory—Report of an Outbreak of TyphoidFever at Omaha, Nebr

Bulletin No. 77, Hygienic Laboratory—Sewage Pollution of Interstate andInternational Waters

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Department and titl3.

STATE DEPAETMENT.

Statutes of the United States of America—Laws of Third Session, Sixty-first

Congress, Part 2 (Manzano National Forest, New Mexico)Statutes of the United States of America—Laws of Third Session, Sixty-first

Congress, Part 2 (National Forests—Arizona, Arlransas, California, Colo-

rado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming)Statutes of the United States of America—Laws of Third Session, Sixty-first

Congress, Part 2 (Kern and Inyo National Forests, California and Nevada)

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, VolPart 1—The North American Grasses of the Genus Panicum

Bulletin No. 30, Part 2, Bureau of American Ethnology—Handbook of theAmerican Indians

XV,

Do.Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXVIIIProceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXIX—WestAmerican Alabina, Plates I and II

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. XIII,7Part

Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXIXDoDo

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. XIII, Part 2

CONGRESS.

Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second, parti—Immigrants in Indus-tries—Bituminous Coal

Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries,2part

Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries-Slaughtering and Meat Packing, Oil Refining, Copper, Leather, Iron Ore.

Senate Document No. 6,33; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries

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Cigar and Tobacco Manufacturing, and Agricultural Implements, andVehicle Manufacturing

Senate Document No. 725; Sixty-first, third—Investigation of Advances inRates by Carriers

Senate Document No. 701; Sixty-first, third—Inquiry Relative to the Shoot-ing Afl'ray at Brownsville, Tex., etc

ReengravingHouse Document No. 1089; Sixty-first, third—Tests of Iron and Steel, andother Material for Industrial Purposes at Watertown Arsenal

House Document No. 1210; Sixty-first, third—Estimate of Appropriationfor Repairs to Marine Hospital at Key West, Fla

Senate Document No. 208; Sixty-first, second—Changes in Bodily Form inDescendants of Immigrants

Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries,Parts VI, VII, and XIReengraving

Senate Document No. 856; Sixty-first, third—Thirteenth Annual Report,Daughters of the American RevolutionDo

House Document No. 1424; Sixty-first, third—Correspondence Relative toHydro-Electric Co. of California

Public Document Frank Slips—Facsimile of Signature—"South Trimble",Digest of Available Information—Drawing: Prices of Sugar, etc. (re drawing)

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State Banks and Trust Companies since the Passage of the National BankAct—Drawing: Number of Private, State, and National Banks, 1877-1909-

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IMMIGRATION COMMISSION.

Review of Steerage Legislation, 1819-1910(S. Doc. No. 661; 61st Cong., 3d sess.).Summary Report on Emigration Conditions in Europe—Drawing: Percent

of Old and New ImmigrationSenate Document No. 749; Sixty-first Congress,third session—The Children

of Immigrants in Schools, etc


Photo Commissions, Railway Mail Service—Facsimile Signature of Theo.Ingalls

Form P-3—528, Notice to Postmasters—Facsimile Signature of James J.Britt

Illustrations withdrawn—contractor paid for part of work performed before notification of withdrawal.

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COURT OF CLAIMS.

Harvey Steel Company v. The United States, No. 29899Joseph Vernon Gearing v. The United States, No. 22550


Henry W. Goodrich, Receiver, v. The United States—Court of Claims, No,28980 (Profile of Ground at New Dry Dock, United States Navy Yard,New York)

The Purcell Envelope Co. v. The United States, No. 22855John J. Knapp, Trustee, v. The United States, No. 28292


Spiegel & Co. v. The Southern Ry. Co., No. 3029Classification of bafety Appliance Defects to be Reported by Federal In-

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W^ater-Supply Paper No. 258—Underground Water Papers, 1910 (H. Doc.No. —

;61-3)

Water-Supply Paper No. 257—Well Drilling MethodsBulletin No. 8, Bureau of Mines—The Flow of Heat Through Furnace WallsBulletin No. 12, Bureau of Mines—Apparatus and Methods for the Samplingand Analysis of Furnace Gases


Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. 7, No. 1

Circular No. 28—The Determination of the Optical Properties of Materials.Bulletin, Bureau of Standards, Vol. VII, No. 1

AlterationsA Study of the Current Transformer with Particular Reference to IronLoss—Reprint No. 164

Thermodynamics of Concentration—Reprint No. 165

A Comparison of American Direct-Current Switchboard Voltmeters andAmmeters, Part of Bulletin, Vol. 7, No. 3—Reprint No. 163

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CONGRESS.

Annual Report of Smithsonian Institution, 1907 (H. Doc. No. 847; 60th, 1st),

parts 1 and 2, second edition 1 200 $32. 50

MATTHEWS-NORTHROP WORKS, BUFFALO N. Y.


Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 39 1 3,446 $130. 00

NATIONAL ENGRAVING CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.


The Gid Parasite and Allied Species of the CestodeBulletin No. 125, Part 1

Genus MulticepsReengraving

Circular, Bureau of Chemistry—A Knife for Killing PoultryFarmers' Bulletin No. 397, Reprint—BeesFarmers' Bulletin No. 409—School Lessons on CornFarmers' Bulletin No. 411—Feeding Hogs in the SouthDirections for Planting Bulbs: Tulip and Narcissus


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DEPARTMENT OF agricxiltueIe—Continued.

Bulletin No. 232, Office of Experiment Stations—Consolidated Rural Schools

and Organization of a County SystemBulletin No. 85, Part VII, Btireau of Entomology—The Smoky Crane-Fly .

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ReengravingBulletin No. 110, Part II, Bureau of Animal Industry—A Biometrical Studyof Egg Production in the Domestic Fowl; II—Seasonable Distribution of

Egg ProductionCircular No. 101, Office of Experiment Stations—The Selection and Installa-

tion of Machinery for Small Pumping PlantsAlterations

Technical Series No. 20, Part I, Bureau of Entomology—ContributionsToward a Monograph of the Bark-Weevils of the Genus PissodesReengraving

Twenty-sixth Annual Report of the Biireau of Animal Industry, 1909 (H.Doc. No. 1032, 61st, 3d)

Farmers' Bulletin No. 425—Experiment Station Work LXForm No. 302—Forest Service Calendars for 1911

Circular No. 131, Bureau of EntomologyBulletin No. 127—The Nematodes ParasiticBlanks—Turnip NotesFarmers' Bulletin No. 181—PruningBulletin No. 132, Bureau of Animal Industry—A Bacteriological Study of

Ham SouringTechnical Series 21, Bureau of Entomology—Synopsis, Catalogue, and Bibli-ography of North American Thysanoptera '.

Bulletin No. 135, Bureau of Chemistry—Commercial TurpentinesBulletin No. 235, Office of Experiment Stations—Irrigation in ArizonaFarmers' BiiUetin No. 431—The PeanutFarmers' Bulletin No. 432—How a City Family Managed a FarmBulletin No. 96, Part I, Bureau of Entomology—A List of Insects AffectingStored Cereals

Bulletin No. 96, Part II, Bureau of Entomology—The Broad-Nosed GrainWeevil; The Long-Headed Flour Beetle

District No. 6—Separate from Monthly Weather Review, December, 1910. .

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District No. 11—Separate for monthly Weather Review, December, 1910BuUetiD No. 211, Bureau of Plant Industry—Bacteriological Studies of the

Soils of the Truckee-Carson Irrigation ProjectFarmers' Bulletin No. 434—The Home production of Onion Seeds and Sets. .

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Farmers' Bulletin No. 436—Winter Oats for the SouthCircular No. 74, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Sulphur Bleaching of Com-mercial Oats and Barley

Bulletin No. 71, Bureau of Soils—Soil ErosionBulletin No. 95, Part II, Bureau of Entomology—The Maize Bill-BugFarmers' Bulletin No. 440—Spraying Peaches for Control of Brown-Rot,Scab, and Curculio

Farmers' Bulletin No. 441—Lespedeza, or Japan CloverFarmers' Bulletin No. 442—The treatment of Bee DiseasesNorth American Fauna 32—A Systematic Synopsis of the MuskratsBulletin No. 237, Office of Experiment Stations—Irrigation in CaliforniaCircular No. 133, Bureau of Entomology—The Alfalfa CaterpillarBulletin No. 97, Part III, Bm-eau of Entomology—Vineyard Spraying Ex-periments Against the Rose-Chafer in the Lake Erie Valley

Bulletin No. 90, Forest Service—Relation of Light Chipping to the Com-mercial Yield of Naval Stores

Farmers' Bulletin No. 447—BeesCards—Gypsy MothBulletin No. 92, Bureau of Entomology—White Flies Injurious to Citrus inFlorida

District No. 11—Separate from Monthly Weather Review, February, 1911(Frost Experiments at San Francisco)

Monthly Weather Review for February, 1911 (Drawings: Temperatures-Porto Rico)

Bulletin No. 94, Forest Service—Eastern Scmb PineBulletin No. 217, Bureau of Plant Industry—Root-EjQot and Its ControlAnnual Report of Office of Experiment Stations for the Year Ended June 30,

1910

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Annual Report of the Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station for 1910.

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Bulletin No. 38, Office of Public Roads—Methods for the Examination ofBituminous Road Materials

Bulletin No. 85, Forest Service—ChaparralCircular No. 184, Forest Service—Fustic Wood: Its Substitutes and Adul-

terantsFarmers' Bulletin No. 456—Our Grosbeaks and Their Value to Agriculture.

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Bulletin Nd. 215, Bureau of Plant Industry—Agriculture in the Central Partof the Semiarid Portion of the Great Plains

Bulletin No. 86, Forest Service—Windbreaks: Their Influence and Value.. .

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DEPARTMENT OY AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Farmers' Bulletin No. 455—Red Clover.PlatsBulletin No. 138, Bureau of Chemistry—Translocation of Plant Food andElaboration of Organic Plant Materialin Wheat Seedlings

Bulletin No. 39, Office of Public Roads—Highway Bridges and CulvertsMount Weather Observatory Bulletin, Vol. IV, Part 1

Bulletin No. 23, Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station—LeguminousCrops for Hawaii

Circular " G, " Instrument Division—Instructions for Care and Managementof Sunshine Recorders


Illustrations—School Buildings, etcBulletin No. 429—Oil and Gas in Louisiana, with a Brief Summary of theirOccurrence in Adjacent States

Water-Supply Paper No. 262—Surface Water Supply of the United States,

1909, Part II—South Atlantic Coast and Eastern Gvilf of MexicoWater-Supply Paper No. 264—Surface Water Supply of the United States,

1909, Part IV—St. Lawrence River BasinBulletin No. 442—Mineral Resources of Alaska (Report on Progress of Inves-tigations in 1909) ,

Water-Supply Paper No. 254—Underground Waters of North-CentralIndiana.

Diagram—For Use of Geological Survey ,

Outlines in Housekeeping ,

Water-Supply Paper No. 258—Underground Water Papers, 1910 (H. Doc.No. — ; 61st Cong., 3d sess.)

Bulletin No. 445, Geological Survey—Geology of the Pegmatites and Asso-ciated Rocks of Maine, including Feldspar, Quartz, Mica, and GemDeposits

Water-Supply Paper No. 263, Geological Survey—Surface Water Supply of

the United States, 1909, etcMonograph LII, Geological Survey—Geology of the Lake Superior Region..Water-supply Paper No. 257—Well-Drilling MethodsBulletin No. 446, United States Geological Survey—Geology of the BernersBay Region, Alaska

Professional Paper No, 72—Denudation and Erosion in the Southern Appa-lachians ,

Bulletin No. 447, Geological Survey—Mineral Resources of Johnstown, Penn-sylvania, and Vicinity

Bulletin No. 451, Geological Survey—Reconnaissance of the Ore Depositsin Northern Ytuna County, ArizonaAdditional Work

Bulletin No. 455, Geological Survey—Copper Deposits of the AppalachianStates (H. Doc. No. 1414; 61st Cong., 3d sess.)

Bulletin No, 14, Bureau ofMines—Briquetting Tests of Lignite at Pittsburg,

Bulletin No. 452^The Lander and Salt Creek Oil Fields, Wyoming '..

DoBulletin No. 456—Oil and Gas Fields of the Carnegie Quadrangle, PaMonograph LII—Geology of the Lake Superior RegionBulletin No. 475—The Diffusion of Crude Petrolemn Through Fuller'sEarth, etc

Water-Supply Paper No. 261—Surface Water Supply of the United States,1909, Part 1—North Atlantic Coast

Water Power Cards: T. — . R. — , — P, M. (For use on Forms Nos. 9-475and 9-476, Interior Dept.)

Posters—Sale of Indian LandsBulletin No. 5, Bureau of Education, 1911—Age and Grade Census of Schools.Silver, Copper,Lead, ana Zinc in the Central States in 1909—Mine production.Mineral Resources of the United States, Calendar Year 1909, Part II, Non-

metallic ProductsThe Production of Graphite in 1910Water-Supply Paper No. 269—Surface Water Supply of the United States,

1909, Part IX—Colorado River BasinBulletin No. 3—Government Hospital for the InsaneBulletin No. 17, Bureau of Mines—A Primer on Explosives for Coal Mines..Water-Supplv Paper No. 288—Surface Water Supply of the United States,

1910, Part VIII—Western Gulf of MexicoBulletin No. 474—Coals of the State of WashingtonBulletin No. 450—Economic Resources of the Central Texas Mineral Region,

etcWater-Supply Paper No. 275—Geology and Water Resources of Estancia

Valley, N. Mex., etc.

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Bulletin No. 470-B, Geological Survev—Gold and Silver

Water-Supply Paper No. 278—Water Resources of Antelor)e Valley, CalBulletin No. 23, Bureau of ilines—Steaming Tests of Coal and Related In-

vestigations

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The Migration of Salmon in the Columbia River (Part of Bulletin of Bureatiof Fisheries, Vol. XXIX, 1909)

Daily Consular and Trade Reports for September. 1910Daily Consular and Trade Reports for September, 1910—(Drawings: C. A.Lesher's Patent Rubber-Tapping Knife;

Marine Isopods Collected in the Philippines by the United States Fisheries

Steamer Albatross in 1907-STide Tables for 1912Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. VI, No. 4Library Label (" The Property of the Lighthouse Service''

Anatomy and Physiology- of Atrina (Pinna) rigida (DiUwyn)Outline State Maps—By Counties

Additional -^ork. .

Outline State Maps—By Connties: N£vada and TexasCotton Goods in Latin America, Part IVPamphlet No. 1—Pulp Wood Consumption: Forest Products, 1909Results of Observations made at the Coast and Geodetic Magnetic Observa-tory near Honolulu. Hawaii. 1907-?

A Comparsion of American Direct-Current Switchboard A'oltmeters andAmmeters—Part of Bulletin. Vol. 7, No. 3—Reprint No. 163

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TTAE DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report of the Sijrgeon General. L'nited States Army. 1910Professional Papers No. 32. CorDs of Engineers—Military Railways (WarDoc. No. 359). (ReensrravinE:'!^

Manual for Army Cooks. 1910 (War Doc. No. 379')

Form No. 1157—Inspection Report of 3.S-inch Gun Limber No. —.etcForm No. 115S—Inspection Report of 3.S-inch Gun Caisson, No. — . etc

War Document No. 3S5—Strength and Organization of the Armies of France,Germanv. Austria. Russia. England. Italv, Mexico, and Japan

Form No. '16.59—Handbook of the 3-inch Field Artillery Material, etcWar Document No. 359-RegulatioiLs Prescribing Standard for Field Firing,

etc., United States ArmvGunnery and Explosives for Field Artillery Officers (War Doc. No. 391)

XAVY DEPARTMENT.

Ordnance Pamphlet No. 288Ordnance Pamphlet No. 346Specifications 41-P-2General Specifications. Appendix 1, Supplement No. 3—Standard SteelFlasks for Compressed Air

Specifications 41-L-l—Plumber's LadlesSpecifications 41-T-6—Metal Caulking Tools for Issue to ShipsForm No. 110 E (Construction and Repair). Appendages and Midship Sec-tion—Table 5

Practical Example of the Retiring Search Curve, Supplement No. 1—ToUseful Curves, Scouting, and the Torpedo Daneer Area

Ordnance Pamphlet No. 209—6-inch Breech [Mechanism, Mark VII(Sketch No. 2115')

Recording Targets for Broadside DottersRecording Targets for 3-pounder DottersSpecifications 41-S-9Ordnance Pamphlet No. 2Sfi. 12-inch, Mark VIII, Breech Mechanism, De-cember, 1910

Clothing Measurements—Naval Clothins FactorvSpecifications 42-L-lSpecifications 12-B-4Specifications 4S-S-1Ordnance Pamphlet No. S5—3-pounder Breech Mechanism, Mark XOrdnance Pamphlet No. 151—4-inch Breech Mechanism, Mark V,Mode! 1

Specifications 1 2-J-1—Drawing: One-half of Life JacketSpecifications 12-T-3 '

Specifications 2S-C-4—Drawings: Spread Eagle, etc.; Anchor, etc.; Anchor,with Star Above it, etc ...

Specifications 34-H-2

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Bulletin No. 70, Hygienic Laboratory—A Study of Melting, etcReengraving

Public Health Reports, Vol. 25, No. 45Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 24


Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXVIIIContributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. XIIF, Part8—The Genus Talinum in Mexico

Bulletin No. 7G, National Museum—A Monograph of the Asteroidea of theNorth Pacific and Adjacent Waters

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. 13, Part in.

Additional workProceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 39

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Bulletin 71, Part 2, National Museum—A Monograph of the Foraminiferaof the North Pacific Ocean, Textularidse

Twenty-seventh Annual Report, Bureau American Ethnology, 1905-6Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 40Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 40, 1911

Do.Do.

Bulletin No. 77, National Museum—The Early Paleozoic Bryozoa of theBaltic Provinces

Senate Document No. 338, Sixty-first, second—Report of the ImmigrationCommission on Living Conditions of Immigrants—Boston, Buffalo, Cleve-land

Senate Document No. 725, Sixty-first, third—Investigation of Advances in

Rates by CarriersSenate Document No. 745, Sixty-first, third—Savings and Annuity PlanProposed for Retirement of Superannuated Civil Service Employees

Hearings Concerning Estimates for Construction—Isthmian Canal.Senate Document No. 725, Sixty-first, third—Investigation of Advances in

Rates by CarriersSenate Document No. 808, Sixty-first, third—Uncinariasis (Hookworm) in

Porto RicoAdditional work

Senate Document No. 808, Sixty-first, third-Uncinariasis (Hookworm) in

Porto RicoFacsimile Signature of Hon. C. C. Anderson


State Bank and Trust Companies since the Passage of the National BankAct—Drawing: Number of Private, State, and National Banks, 1877-1909.

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Summary Report on Immigration Conditions in Europe—Drawing: Percent of Old and New Immigration, Fiscal Years 1882-1907

Senate Document No. 662 Sixty-first Congress, third session—A Dictionaryof European and other Immigrant Races or Peoples _


Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1910.—(IJ. Doc. No. 1033, 61st

Cong., 3d sess.)


Government bill of lading—spread eagle

COURT OF CLAIMS.

The Mille Lac Band, Chippewa Indians, v. The United States, No. 30047-

Evidence

SUPREME COURT.

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DEPAETMENT OF JUSTICE.

Instructions to Alaska Officials (cut—Johnston Vaughn, United States Commissioner, Northern District of Ohio)


Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and Train Control BoardReengraving

Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and Train Control BoardDo


Register sheets


Bulletin No. 72—The Etiology of Hog CholeraPublic Lands Decisions, Vol. XXXV

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Farmers' Bulletin No. 424—Oats: Growing the CropBulletin No. 203—The Importance and Improvement of the Grain SorghumsBulletin No. 202—The Seedling


Bulletin No. 443, United States Geological Survey—Reconnaissance of theGeology and Mineral Resources of Prince William Sound, Alaska

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Statutes of the United States of America, Laws of Third Session Sixty-first

Congress, Part II (National Forests—Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho,Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming)


Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXVIII

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Bulletin No. 214, Office of Experiment Stations—Irrigation in the State ofWashington.

Bulletin No. 230, Part 1, Office of Experiment Stations—Report on the St.

Francis Valley Drainage Project in Northeastern Arkansas: General Re-port

Maps—Boll Weevil, 1910Bulletin No. 236, Office of Experiment Stations—Use of Underground Water

for Irrigation at Pomona, Cal' ps:

Area quarantined on Account of Splenetic or Texas Fever of CattleCounty Map of United States

Bulletin No. 89, Forest Service—The Olympic National Forest: Its Re-sources and Their Management

Bulletin No. 135, Bureau of Plant Industry—Orchard Fruits in the Pied-mont and Blue Ridge Regions of Virginia and the South Atlantic States..

Bulletin No. 85, Forest Service—ChaparralFiscal Regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture (Map:Land-Grant and Bond-Aided Railroads of the United States, 1907)

Bulletin No. 240, Office of Experiment Stations—Tidal Marshes and TheirReclamation


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THE NORRIS PETERS CO., WASHINGTON, D. C—Continued.

Department and. title.

INTEKIOR DEPARTMENT.

Form No. 1-256—Commissions ,

Ephemeris of the Sim and Polaris and Tables of Azimuths of Polaris for thePeriod September-December, inclusive, 1910

Form 4-675—Mineral Township PlatsForm 4-675a—Township Plat

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Bulletin No. 474—Coals of the State of Washington ,

Bulletin No. 480—Mineral Resources of AlaskaBulletin No. 478, Geological Survey—Geology and Ore Deposits near LakeCity, Colo

Water-Supply Paper No. 278—Water Resources of Antelope Valley, Cal. ..

DEPARTMENT OP COMMERCE AND LABOR.

Plans and Specifications for Buoys and AppendagesPlans and Specifications for Moorings for Vessels and Buoys, 1911

AlterationsMap of the United States Showing Outlines of County Boundaries

Alterations (rephotographing)Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on Transportation by Water inthe United States, Part 11

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Handbook of the 4.7-inch Gun Material, Model of 1906, with Instructions for

Its CareAnnual Report, Division of Military Affairs, 1910, on the Organized Militia.

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Additional work ,

Annual Report of Chief Signal Officer, 1910Form No. 1067—Description of the Plotting Boards for Mobile Artillery,Models of 1905 and 1906, etc

Form No. 1751—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 4.72-inehGun, Armstrong, .50 Caliber, etc

Form No. 1721—Instructions for Loading Projectiles with Explosive DForm No. 1749—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 4.72-inchGun, Armstrong, .40 Caliber, etc

Form No. 1750—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 4.72-uichGun, Armstrong, .45 Caliber, etc

Annual Report of the Chief of OrdnanceWar Document No. 290—The Military Policy of the United States, 3dEdition

Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 55—Hydro-Pneumatic Gear for

Siege and Heavy OrdnanceNotes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 69—Report of Experiments withan 8-inch B. L. Rifle, etc

Form No. 1661—Handbook of the 5-ineh Siege Gun Battery, etcAlterations

Form No. 1684^—Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 5-inchBarbette Carriage, etc

Form No. 1741—Description and Instructions for the Use of Rifle and HandGrenades

Form No. 1765—Description and Instructions for the Care of the 5 and 6 inchGuns

Form No. 1905—Description of the Barr and Stroud 9-foot Horizontal BaseSelf-contained Range Finder, etc

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1910, second edition (re-

)rint).

The American Nautical Almanac, 1911, second edition (drawing: Star mapfor 1911)

Instructions for Riveting Naval VesselsSpecifications 34F1—Hose FittingsBoiler House Log Sheet (the Washington Navy Yard)

Do.Hydrographic OflBce Publication No. 87—International Code of Signals.

OverprintingConfidential Bulletin No. 5American Nautical Almanac, 1912


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national American Conference of American States


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Aimual Report, Board of Regents, Smithsonian Institution, 1910 (H. Doc.No. —, 61st Cong., 3d sess.)

CONGRESS.

House Document No, 1063, Sixty-first, third—Preliminary Examinationand Survey, respectively, of Crum River, Pa., from the Mouth to Leiper-ville

House Document No. 1071, Sixty-first, third—Sale of Friar Lands in thePhilippine Islands

House Document No. 1333, Sixty-first, third—Report of Examination andSurvey of Flushing Bay, Long Island, N. Y

House Document No. 1391, Sixty-first, third—Report of Examination andSurvey of Lake Traverse, Minn, and S. Dak

House Report on House Bill 14531—Construction of a Dam at Long SaultIsland, St. Lawrence River

Senate Document No. 744, Sixty-first, third—Report of the Fourth Inter-national American Conference of American States

Senate Document No. 818, Sixty-first, third—Lumber Industry of theUnited StatesDo

Senate Report No. 1203, Sixty-first, third—Relative to bill (S. 10558) Im-provement of Navigation in the St. Lawrence River, etc

Senate Report No. 1203, Sixty-first, third—Improvement of the St. Law-rence River, etc

Hearing on H. R. 32219—St. Lawrence River near Long Sault Island, N. Y.Annual Report, Smithsonian Institution, 1906 (H. Doc. No. 575, 59th Cong.,2d sess.). Parts I and II, second edition

Senate Document No. 91, Sixtieth, first—Southern Appalachian andWhite Mountain Watershed (Reprint)

Senate Document No. 870, Sixty-first, third—North Atlantic Coast Fish-eries Arbitration at the Hague

House Document No. 17, Sixty-second, first—Detroit River, WyandotteChannel, Mich

House Document No. 26, Sixty-second, first—New Haven Harbor, Conn...House Document No. 40, Sixty-second, first—Keweenaw Waterway, Mich.House Document No. 46, Sixtv-second, first—Missouri River from Omaha,Nebr., to the Mouth of the Platte River

House Document No. 64, Sixty-second, first—St. Marys River at theFalls, Mich

House Document No. 71, Sixty-second, first—Absecon Creek, N. JHouse Document No. 72, Sixty-second, first—Mulberry and Locust Forks

of the Black Warrior River up to Mulberry Fork to Saunders Ferry, Ala.

COURT OF CLAIMS.

Case of Geo. F. Archer v. United States No. 30471 (Map of Point Chicot,Chicot County, Ark.)


Seventh Annual Report on the Statistics of Railways, 1894Eighth Annual Report on the Statistics of Railways, 1895


Drawings Nos. 7093-A, 7097, and 7098Drawings Nos. 6023, 6105, 6115, 6425, 6426, 6427, and 6502Drawings Nos. 6106, 6107, 6108, 6404, 6405, 6406, 6407, 6408, 6409 . 6410, 6411,

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ISTHMIAN CANAL COMMISSION—Continued.

Tracings Nos. 5503, 5505 to 5528, 5532, 5533, 5536 to 5562, 5564 to 5572, 5574,5575, 5577 to 5583, 5585 to 5590, 5599, 6106 to 6108

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7403,7404,7405,7406

BUREAU AMERICAN REPUBLICS.

Senate Document No. 744, Sixty-first, third—Report of the Fourth Inter-national American Conference of American States


Bulletin No. 58 (revised edition). Forest Service—The Red GumThe American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1910, 2d edition (reprint)

.

Bulletin No. 61, Bureau of Soils—The Electrical Bridge for the Determina-tion of Soluble Salts in Soils

Bulletin No. 72, Hygienic I^aboratory—Report of an Outbreak of TyphoidFever at Omaha, Nebr

Bulletin No. 135—Orchard Fruits in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge Regions(PI. V)

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Bulletin No. 74—Chemical Nature of Soil Organic Matter 1 3; 546 .«64. 32


Bulletin No. 74—Chemical Nature of Soil Organic Matter 1 200 2. 50

L. L. POATES ENGRAVING CO., NEW YORK, N. Y.


Blank Book—Farm, Dairy, and Record (outline map of farm sheet)


Bulletin No. 2, Bureau of Mines—North Dakota Lignite as a Fuel for BoilerPlants

Bulletin No. 5, Bureau of Mines—Washing and Coking Tests of Coal, etc. .

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Illustrations for use of Commissioner of Education .-

Bulletin No. 4, Bureau of Mines—Features of Producer Gas Plant Develop-ment in Europe

Annual Report of the United States Mine Inspector for New Mexico, 1910..

Bulletin No. 5—Bureau of EducationBulletin No. 455, Geological Survey—Copper Deposits of the Appalachian

States (H. Doc. No. 1414, 61st Cong., 3d sess.)

Monograph LI—Cambrian BrachiopodaTechnical Paper No. 2, Bureau of Mines—The Escape of Gas from Coal, etc.

Bulletin No. 22, Bureau of Mines—Analysis of Coals in the United States . .

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Bulletin No. 452—The Lander and Salt Creek Oil Fields, WyomingWater-Supply Paper No. 269—Surface Water Supply of the United States,

1909, Part IX, Colorado River BasinBulletin No. 6, Bureau of Mines—Coals Available for the Manufacture of Illu-

mination GasBulletin No. 14, Bureau ofMines—Briquetting Tests of Lignite at Pittsburgh,

Pa etcBulletin No. 19, Bureau of Mines—Petroleums of California

Bulletin No. 23, Bureau of Mines—Steaming Tests of Coal and Related Inves-

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Annual Report, Governor of Alaska, 1910Annual Report, Acting Superintendent Yosemite National Park, 1910

TransfersAnnual Report, Superintendent Crater Lake National Park, 1910Map of Crater Lake National ParkBulletin No. 445, Geological Survey—Geology of the Pegmatites and Asso-ciated Rocks of Maine, including Feldspar, Quartz, Mica, and Gem De-posits.

Annual Report, Governor of Arizona, 1910Bulletin No. 443, United States Geological Survey—Reconnaissance of theGeology and Mineral Resources of Prince William Sound, AlaskaAlterations

Annual Report, Acting Superintendent Movmt Rainier National Park, 1910.

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Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1910Black print of drainage

Map of Minnesota, Showing Area Included in Various TreatiesBulletin No. 39S, United States Geological Survey—Geology and Oil Re-sources of the Coalinga District, Cal

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Transfer impressions for Annual Report, Acting Superintendent Sequoiaand General Grant National Parks, 1910

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Bulletin No. 431-B, Geological Survey—Coal and LigniteAlterations

Bulletin No. 447, Geological Survey—Mineral Resources of Johnstown, Pa.,and Vicinity

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Additional workReport on Glazier, Wind Cave, and Other Public Parks

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Water-Supply Paper No. 277—Ground Water in Juab, Millard, and IronCounties, Utah, etc

Bulletin No. 452, United States Geological Survey—The Lander and SaltCreek Oil Fields, etc

Diagram of Clear Lake Reservation, Cal., for the Protection of Native Birds.

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Arctic Tides. 1910—Cotidal Lines for the Arctic RegionsReport of the Commissioner of Corporations on Transportation by Water inthe United States, Part III

Report of the Commissioner of Corporations on the Lumber Industry, Part 1

"WAR DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report Chief of Engineers and Subordinate Engineers, 1910

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1913, First Edition-Eclipse Maps (tinting land areas in yellow)

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1913, First Edition-Eclipse Maps (reprint)

SMITHSONIAN INSTITTJTION.

Map of the National Zoological Park

CONGRESS.

Bulletin No. 398, Geological SurTcv—Geology and Oil Resources of theCoalinga District, Cal., Second Edition, Plates I and XV (H. Doc. No. 97,

61st Cong.. 1st sess.)

Senate Document No. 633, Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries(Coal, Iron, and Steel, Slaughtering and Meat Packing, Iron-Ore Mtntag,Glass)

House Document No. 1276, Sixty-first, third—Zippel Bay, Lake of theWoods, Minn

Senate Document No. 701, Sixty-first, third—Inquiry Relative to the Shoot-ing Affray at Brownsville, Tex., etc

AlterationsSenate Document No. 719. Ststy-first. third—Investigations of the Depart-ment of the Interior and Bureau of Forestry

Senate Document No. 719, Sixty-first, third—Investigations of the Depart-ment of the Interior and Bureau of-Forestry (map of Alaska)...

Senate Document No. 724. Sixty-first, third—Site for the Construction of aReformatory for the District of Columbia near Mount Vernon

Bulletin No. 358. Geological Survey—Geology of the Seward Peninsula TinDeposits, Alaska. Second Edition

Senate Document No. 719, Sixty-first, third—Investigation of the Depart-ment of the Interior and Bureau of Forestry, vol. 1 (map of Alaska)

Senate Document No. 12, Sixtv-second, first—Chugach National Forest,Alaska

Senate Document No. 19, Sixty-second, first—Ownership of Lands andRiparian Rights Along the Anacostia River, D. C

Senate Document No. 633. Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries.

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House Document No. 27, Sixty-first, first—Drainage Survey of CertainLands in Minnesota '

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House Document No. 112, Sixty-first, second—Second Edition, AnnualReport. Smithsonian Institution, 1909

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BuUetia No. 447, Geological Survey—Mineral Resources of Johnstown, Pa.,and Vicinity, Second Edition...'


Twenty-second Annual Report on Statistics of Railways in the UnitedStates

Twenty-second Annual Report on the Statistics of Railwavs in the UnitedStates. 1909 ."

Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and Train ContTol BoardStatistical Report, 1909, Second Edition, Map—Territorial Groups of United

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No. 15.

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Statement of contracts (informal) made for lithographing and engraving duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.




Annual Report, Isthmian Canal Commission for Year Ended Jime 30, 1910(H. Doc. No. 1030, 61st Cong., 3d sess.)

Annual Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission, 1910 (H. Doc. No. 1030,

61st Cong., 3d sess.)


Bulletin No. 234.—Report on Reclamation of Overflowed Lands in Kansas.Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and Train Control Board

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Bulletin No. 90, Bureau of Entomology—Fumigation of Citrus Trees inCalifornia

Bulletin No. 235, 0£&ce of Experiment Stations—Irrigation in Arizona

Private orders.

Bulletin No. 63, Arizona Experiment Station—Irrigation and AgriculturalPractices in Arizona. (Ordered for R. H. Forbes, director University of

Arizona Experiment Station.)


Survey of Oyster Bars of Charles Covmty, Md

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Form No. 1875—Description of Swasey Depression Position Finders, etc. .

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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Standard Valve Lists, Sheets 65, 66, 67, andAdditional work

House Document No. 1090, Sixty-first, third—Report of Examination andSurvey of Exeter River, N. H

House Document No. 9, Sixty-second, first—Merrimac River, Mass

COURT OF CLAIMS.

J. S. Underhill v. United States, No. 22884


Bulletin No. 6, Forest Service—Timber Physics, Part I

Bulletin No. 8, Forest Service—Timber Physics, Part IIBulletin No. 68, Forest Service (drawings: Kaul Lumber Co. Tract; Bibb,Hale, and Perry Counties; and Coosa Coimty, Ala.)

Bulletin No. 90, Bureau of Entomology—Fumigation of Citrus Trees in

CaliforniaBulletin No. 235, Office of Experiment Stations—Irrigation in Arizona


No. 16.

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Schedule of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printingforfurnishing

paper for the public printing and binding from Mar. 1, 1911, to Feb. 29, 1912.

Book Prixtixg Paper.

class a—machine finish.

Lot 1.-20,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . SO. 037

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do .0395

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 037

Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md : do 04

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 038

New York & Pennsvlvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do 037

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 0375

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .0395

King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .039

R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do JJ37o

The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 038

Lot 2.-10,000 reams, Xo. 1, 24 br 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 035

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D . C do . 0365

The Champion Coated Paper Co.. Hamilton, Ohio. do 0355

Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do 038New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do 0345

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., Xew York, X. Y do 0365

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .0365King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .037

R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, X. Y do 0365Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper Co., Ticonderoga/ X. Y do 0.38

The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 03.55

Lot 3.-10,000 reams, Xo. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 0345Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do .037The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do 038New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do .035West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., Xew York, N. Y do 037Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .037King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .0355R. H. Thompson Co.. Buffalo, X. Y do 0365The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do . 0365

Lot 4.-10,000 reams, Xo. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .035Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do . 0375The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do . 0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do . 038Xew York & Pennsvlvania Co.. Lock- Haven, Pa do . 035West Virginia Pulp'cL- Paper Co., Xew York, X. Y do 037Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 0355King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 0375R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, X. Y do 0355The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 0365

Lot 5.-10,000 reams, Xo. 1, 24 bv 38 inches. 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. An-lrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 0345Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do .0355The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do .0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do 038Xew York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do . 035West Virginia Pulp'& Paper Co., Xew York, X. Y do . 037Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .0375Kong Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 0365R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, X. Y do 0365The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 0365

Lot 6.-10,000 reams, Xo. 1. 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch roUs):R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 035LcTsis Hopfenmaier. Washington, D. C do .036The Charnpion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do .0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do .038Xew York i- Pennsylvania Co.. Lock Haven, Pa do 0345West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., Xew York, N. Y do 037Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 036King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 036R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo. X. Y do 0375The Friend Paper Co., "\\'est CaiTollton, Ohio do ... .037

Lot 7.-10,000 reams, Xo. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 mch rolls):R. P. Andrews iPaper Co., A\'ashington, D. C do 0345Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 0365The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md ' do 038Xew York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do 0345West Virginia Pulp d- Paper Co., Xew York, X. Y do 0365Bryant Paper Co.. Kalamazoo, Mich do 0.355King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 0375R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, X. Y do 03G5Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper Co., Ticonderoga, X. Y." do 038The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 0:3C5


Lot 8.-10,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D, C per pound.. $0,035Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C .' do 0355The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do .0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do ,038New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do .0345West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 0365Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 0365King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. do . 0365R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do 037The Friend Paper Co., West Carroliton, Ohio do .0375

Lot 9.-10,000 reams. No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .0345Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do .035The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do .0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do .038New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do .035West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 037Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .037King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 0355R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do.... .0375The Friend Paper Co., West Carroliton, Ohio do 0375

Lot 10.-10,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38" or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 035Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do . 0365The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do . 0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do 038New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do 0345West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 037Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 0365King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 0365R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y.... ; do 0375The Friend Paper Co, West Carroliton, Ohio. do 0375

Lot 11.-10,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do . 0345Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do . 0375The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do . 0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do . 038New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do .035West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y .do 037Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do , .0375King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 037R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do 037The Friend Paper Co., West Carroliton, Ohio do 0375

Lot 12.-10,000 reams. No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 035Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do .0375The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do . 0355Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do 038New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do . 035West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 0365Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 0375King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .0375R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do.... .0375Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper Co., Ticonderoga, N, Y do 038The Friend Paper Co., 'West Carroliton, Ohio do 0375

Lot 13.-10,000 reams. No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 9i or 19 inch rolls):

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 035Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 0375The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 036C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 037New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do 0365West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 037Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .0375King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 0385The Friend Paner Co., West Carroliton, Ohio do 039

Lot 14.-15,000 rearns. No. 1, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 037Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 037The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 037Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do 04New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa . do . 037West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 039Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 038King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 0375R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do . 0375The Friend Paper Co., West Carroliton, Ohio do 0375

Lot 15.—1,000 reams. No. 1, of any required size and weight not enumerated above, and notexceeding 38 inches in width:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. .'

^' ^^'^

2. 0351. 03952. 03751. 03752. 0355

Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do. . . .i. 041

New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do1 2" 0355

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Wasliington, D. C do..

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do..

1 In sheets. a In rolls.

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Lot lo.~1.000 reams, No. 1, of any required size and weight not enumerated above, and noexceeding 38 inches in width—Continued.

West Virginia Pulp & I'apcr Co., New York, N. Y per pound.

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do—King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do

—

The Friend Paper Co., West CarroUton, Ohio <lo

CLASS B.—SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED.

i o:j7

/ '. 04

\ ().«

{ 0375

/ 1.038

I'i. 037

Lot 10.-2,500 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per ])>)uvid. . . 048

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do .041

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 041.'>

Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 042.5

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do . 045

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 042King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 043

Lot 17.-1,000 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80 pounds:K. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . .048

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Vv^ashington, D. C do .042

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do . 041.5

Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 042

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 045

Bryant Paper Co, Kalamazoo, Mich do . 042

King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 043

Lot 18.-500 reams of any required size and weight not enumerated above, and not exc-e:idiuf{

38 inches in width.

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. ^^'

CLASS C—SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED.

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do <

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do|

New York & Pennsylvania Co.. Lock Haven, Pa do|

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do. . . .|

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do |

King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do|

R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do. . . .|

2. 048042

2.041

1. 04152. 041

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do|

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do|i 1 045

Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do i ^'q^,^^

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do I

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do|

King Paper Co, Kalamazoo, Mich do|

0452. 0451.0422.0411. 0432. 042

Lot 19.-6,000 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . . 039Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do . 0395The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do . 039New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do . 0.385

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 042Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 0395King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 038R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do 039The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 039Bay State Paper Co

., Boston , Mass do . 042

The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 042Lot 20.-15,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120 pounds, or 24 by 38 inches, 60 pounds:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do. . . .{^'^^^2. 0361.03852.03751.0392. 03751. 03852. 03651.0422. 041.03852. 03751.0392. 0381.0392. 0385

The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do. . . ./ \ ^^^^Lot 21.-2,500 reams, 223- 311 inches, 42 pounds:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 039Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 0395The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 039New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do 0385West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 042Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 0395King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 039R. H. Thompson, Co., Buffalo, N. Y do 03^Dobler and Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .041The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 039

1 In sheets.

10513—11 15

2 In rolls.


Lot 22.-10,000 reams, 31i by 45J inches, 80 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.. 10.038Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do . 0395The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 039New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven Pa , . .do 038West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 042Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do. ... . 0395King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do. . . .039R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do 039The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 03J5

Lot 23.—500 reams, of any required size and weight not enumerated above, and not exceeding^ 38 inches in width:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound..| j'oss

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do| i'osg

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do| 2" 0375

New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do| 2' 039

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do. . . .| J'

Bryant Paper Co.,Kalamazoo, Mich do

| 2" 038

King Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do| 2*038

R. H. Thompson Co., Buffalo, N. Y do....{ I'^H

The Friend Paper Co. , West Carrollton, Ohio do ....| \-^^^

Antique Machine-finish Printing Papee.

Lot 24.—1,000 reams, antique-laid machine-fmish printing paper, any size or weight, not exceed-ing 38 by 48 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . . 037The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 0385Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do 042C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 039New York & Pennsylvania Co., Lock Haven, Pa do . 039West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. , New York, N. Y do 04Bay State Paper Co.

,Boston, Mass do .04

Lot 25.—300 reams, antique machine-finish printing paper, laid or wove, deckle-edged, any size

or weight not exceeding 38 by 48 inches:Bay State Paper Co., Boston, Mass per pound. . . 07

The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 07

Wove Machine-fenish Printing Paper.

Lot 26.-3,500 reams, wove machine-finish printing, paper, any required size or weight, not toexceed 38 by 48 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . . 047Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do ,042The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 045


Writing Paper—Laid or Wove.

TUB-SIZED and LOFT DRIED.

Lot 27.-10,000 reams, white double cap, 17 by 28 inches:American Writing Paper Co.

,Holyoke, Mass per pound . . .065

Lot 28.-3,000 reams, double cap (any color), 17 by 28 inches:Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg. Mich do 0825American Writing Paper Co.

,Holyoke, Mass do .075

Lot 29.-10,000 reams, white demy, 16 by 21 inches:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do— .065

Lot 30.—15,000 reams, white double demy, 21 by 32 inches:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 065

Lot 31.-2,000 reams, double demy (any color), 21 by 32 inches:Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg, Mich do 0825

^ American Writing Paper Co. , Holyoke, Mass do— . 075

Lot 32.-1,000 reams, white double folio post, 22 by 34 inches:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do 005

Lot 33.—500 reams, double folio post (any color), 22 by 34 inches:Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg, Mich do 0825

American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .075

Lot 34.-1,000 reams, white medium, 18 by 23 inches:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .065

Lot 35,-1,000 reams, white double medium, 23 by 36 inches, 52 pounds:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 065

Lot 36.-2,000 reams, white royal, 19 by 24 inches:

American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do 075

Lot 37.—1 ,000 reams, white double royal, 24 by 38 inches, 32 pounds:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass - do 09

Lot 38.-1,500 ream.s, white double royal, 24 by 38 inches, 44 or 56 pounds:American^jWriting Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do 065

1 In sheets, 2 in rolls.

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Lot 39.-500 reams, royal (any color), 19 by 24 inches:

Lee Paper Co., Vicksbui-g, Mich per pound. . $0. 095


Lot 40.—500 reams, white superroyal 20 by 28 inches:


Lot 41.-1,000 reams, white double double cap, 28 by 34 inches, 64 or 72 pounds:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 065

Lot 42.-2,000 reams, white, 22J by 31i inches, 37 pounds:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do 065

Lot 43.-1,500 reams, white, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do 005

Lot 44.-500 reams, writing paper, white, any requii-ed size not enumerated above and not ex-

ceeding 23 inches in width:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass per pound . . .065

Lot 45.—200 reams, writing paper, colored, any requii-ed size not enumerated above and not ex-

ceeding 28 inches in width:Lee Paper Co. ,

Vicksbm-g. Mich per pound . . . 0825


Golden Envelope Paper.

tub-sized and loft dried.

Lot 46.—50 reams, golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches, 28 pounds:American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass per pound. . . 10

Writing Paper—Wove,

machine-dried, supercalendered.

Lot 47.—120,000 poimds, white double cap, 17 by 28 inches, 32 pounds, in rolls not less than 17

inches and not more than 26 inches wide, weighing 250 to 400 pounds each:

Lewis Hopfenmaier, AVashington, D. C per pound . . .048


American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .045

Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .048


Lot 48.—20,000' pounds, white double cap, 17 by 28 inches, 36 pounds, in rolls not less than 17

inches and not more than 26 inches wide, weighing 250 to 400 pounds each:

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 048



Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .049


Lot 49.—150,000 pounds, white double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 25 pounds, in 18-inch rolls of 300

pounds each:Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C per pound . . .052


Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 054Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 053

Lot 50.—100,000 pounds, white double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 25 pounds, in rolls not less than 21

inches and not more than 26 inches wide, weighing 300 to 400 pounds each:Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 053

The Chanipion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do .05

Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 053

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 053Lot 51.—40,000 pounds, white double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 34 pounds, in 21-inch roUs of 300pounds each:Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C per pound . . .049The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do . 045American Writing Paper Co.

,Holyoke, Mass do . 048

Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .051Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 049

Lot 52.—150,000 pounds, white double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 40 pounds, in rolls not less than 17inches and not more than 26 inches wide, weighing 250 to 400 pounds each:Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C per pound . . . 048The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do .045American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 045Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. do 049Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 048

Lot 53.—20,000 pounds, white, 21 by 32 inches, 50 pounds, in rolls not less than 17 inches and notmore than 26 inches wide, weighing 250 to 400 pounds each:Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 049The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do 045American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 045Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do . 048Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .049

Lot 54.—20,000 pounds, white, 23 by 32 inches, 27 pounds, in 23-inch rolls of 300 pounds each:Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C per pound . . .053The Champion Coated Paper Co.

,Hamilton, Ohio do .05

Kalamazoo Paper Co.,Kalamazoo, Mich do . 052

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .053Lot 55.—20,000 pounds, white, any required size not enumerated above, to be not less than on a

basis of 17 by 22 inches, 13 pounds, or over 17 by 22 inches, 28 pounds, in rolls not less than 16inches nor more than 27 inches wide, as ordered:Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C per pound . . . 053The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do .055Kalamazoo Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 054Brj-ant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do 053


Tablet kiting Paper.

Lot 56.—40,000 pounds, tablet writing paper, machine-finish, white or colored, wove, any requiredsize not less than 17 inches nor more than 38 inches in width, on a basis of not less than 17 by 22inches, 16 pounds, nor more than 38 by 48 inches, 100 pounds, to 500 sheets:

E. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.

Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio.

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y.

.do.

.do.

.do.

.do.

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do.

Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do.

i$0.04

2.0381.0442.0421.0452.0431.0412.0411 0422.04

1.044

2.0421.0472.047

U S M O Writing Paper.

Lot 57.—30,000 pounds, white wove, basis 17 by 22 inches, 16 pounds, watermarked U S M O, inrolls not less than 8J inches nor more than 22 inches wide; also 1,000 pounds in sheets 19 by 29inches:

The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio per pound, .-j

American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do i

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do I

Cover Paper,

1. 05152. 04951.0552.051.0522.052

Lot 58.—2,000 reams, cover paper of any size, weight, or color, sample A, rough or smooth finish:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . .045Knowlton Bros. (Lie), Watertown, N. Y do 042American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .042

Lot 59.—1,000 reams, cover paper of any size, weight, or color, sample B, rough finish:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., V>'ashington, D. C do 0575Knowlton Bros. (Inc.), Watertown, N. Y do 044American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 047

Linen Map Paper.

tub-stzed and loft dried.

Lot 60.—50,000 pounds, map paper, like sample A, of such sizes and weights as may be ordered,not exceeding 44 by 64 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.

.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass doLot 61.—50,000 pounds, map paper, like sample B, of such sizes and weights as may be ordered,not exceeding 44 by 64 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.

.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass '. doGeorge W. MiUar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . .

.

10511

11

Superfine Coated Book Paper.

Lot 62.—200,000 pounds, superfine double-coated (two sides) book paper of any size, weight,or tint:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound..Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C doThe Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio doWest Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y doBryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do

Lot 63.—250,000 pounds, superfine, single-coated Ctwo sides) book paper of any size, weight,or tint:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.

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Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C doThe Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio doWest Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y doBryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do

Lot 64.—80,000 pounds, heavy coated (one side) book paper, 24 by 38 inches, 80 poimds^to 500sheets:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.

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The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio doLot 65.—10,000 pounds, heavy coated (one side) book paper, of any size or weight, not exceeding38 by 48 inches, on a basis of 24 by 38 inches, 100 pounds to 500 sheets:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.

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The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio do

.0625

.064

.063

.0675

.064

.0525

.054

.0485

.055,054

,089.075

,089

,075

1 La sheets. 2 In rolls.


ISO. 03152 . 02951

. 03152 . 03151.0332.031.0312.0311.0342

. 034

1. 0775

2 . 0751 . 04752 . 04751

. 04852 . 04651.0452.0451.0452.0451.0492.049

Manila Paper.

LotGG.—233,030 paua i5, raaiila paper of aay required size or weight, flat or in rolls not exceeding48 inches:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Y\'ashington, D. C per pound.

Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do. .

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Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Philip Lindemeyer, Baltimore, Md do. .

.

Lot 67.—200,000 pounds rope manila paper of any required size or weight, flat, or in rolls notexceeding 48 inches:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass do.

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Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do.

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American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do. .

Philip Lindemeyer, Baltimore, Md do.

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George W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do.

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Lot 68.—70,000 pounds pure bleached manila, of any required size or weight, flat, notexceeding 38 by 48 inches:Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 051

American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do— . 043

C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do ..039Philip Lindemeyer, Baltimore, Md do . 0425George W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . . 0425

Plated Bullet Patch (or Onionskin).

Lot 69.-1,000 pounds plated bullet patch (or onionskin), 16 by 21 and 19 by 24 inches, on basisof 16 by 21 inches, 7 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . . 28Cornelius Kahlen, New York, N. Y do . 275

Bond Paper—Glazed or Unglazed.


Lot 70.-75,000 pounds bond paper, any size or color, not exceeding 37 by 62 inches, on a basis of

not Ughter weight than 17 by 22 inches, 8 pounds, and not heavier than basis of 17 by 22inches, 14 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . . 15

Lot 71.-250,000 pounds bond paper, of any color, size, or weight, not exceeding 37 by 62inches, basis of weight not Ughter than 17 by 22 inches, 15 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound . 10Carter, Rice & Co., (Corp.) Boston, Mass do 12Lee Paper Co., Vicksbiirg, Mich do . 105American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 108Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do 101

Lot 72.—20,000 pounds glazed bond paper, any color, size, or weight, not exceeding 28 inches inwidth:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . . 22Bay State Paper Co., Boston, Mass do . 2195The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 219Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass .do . 208

U S M O Blue Bond Paper.

Lot 73.-20,000 pounds blue bond, basis 17 by 22 inches, 16 pounds, water marked U S M O, inrolls not less than 8J inches nor more than 22 inches wide; also 1,000 pounds, 19 by 29 inches,insheets:

f i.llS

\ 2.114American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass per pound.

U S M 0 Blue Safety Bond Paper.

Lot 74.-350,000 pounds blue safety bond, basis 17 by 22 inches, 16 pounds, watermarked U SM O,and containing safety-efiect shield, in rolls not less than 8J incher nor more than 22 inches wide,or in sheets, as may be ordered:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. .<j

The Perfect Safety Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do. . . .-j

Parchment Deed.

tub-sized and loft dried,

Lot 75.-3,000 pounds parchment deed, of any size or weight:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . . 135Valley Paper Co., Holvoke, Mass do 14

175175171171

1 In sheets. 2 In rolls.

230 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

CARDBOAPvD.

Lot 76.-15,000 sheets heavy railroad board, 22 by 28 inches, 280 pounds:Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass per pound. . $0. 0385Standard Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do .03Philip Lrndemeyer, Baltimore, Md do .05

Lot 77.-20,000 sheets white china board, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds:Philip Lindemeyer, Baltimore, Md do .05

Lot 78.-30,000 sheets colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds:Philip Lindemeyer, Baltimore, Md do 05

Lot 79.-25,000 pounds manila cardboard, of any size or weight:Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md do 031Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 044

Beistol Board for United States Postal Cards.

Lot 80.-6,600,000 pounds bristol board for United States postal cards, on a basis of 24 by 36 inches,130 pounds to 500 sheets, to be delivered in rolls not less than 26| inches nor more than 44f incheswide:The Champion Coated Paper Co., Hamilton, Ohio per povmd. . . 039C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 04West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 0445The Friend Paper Co., West Carrollton, Ohio do 048

SxjPERFiNE Bristol Board.

Lot 81.—125,000 pounds white bristol board. No. 1,22J by 28J inches, weighing not less than 120pounds nor more than 140 pounds to 500 sheets:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.

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George W. Wheelwright Paper Co., Boston, Mass doLot 82.—50,000 pounds bristol board, of any size, weight, or color:

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass doStandard Paper Co., Kalam.azoo, Mich do

Lot 83.—20,000 pounds index bristol board, any required weight or color, not exceeding 22i by 28iinches, 140 to 250 povmds to 500 sheets:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per poimd.

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Cornelius Kahlen, New York, N. Y do i

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Colored Bristol Board.

Lot 84.—600,000 pounds bristol board, any size, weight, or color, flat, or in rolls not exceeding 28inches:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass do. .

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Standard Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich do. .

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Bay State Paper Co., Boston, Mass .do. .

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George W. Wheelwright Paper Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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Manila Tag Board.

Lot 85.—100,000 pounds manila tag board, any size or weight, in rolls not exceeding 28 inches wide:Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md per pound.

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Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass doRepublic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y doC. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do

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PhiUp Lindemeyer, Baltimore, Md doGeorge W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do

Lot 86.—40,000 pounds, superfine manila tag board, on a basis of 24 by 38 inches, 114 pounds to

500 sheets, to be delivered in rolls not less than 22 inches nor more than 28 inches wide:C. H. Clinton Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pound.

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First-Class Ledger Paper—Wove.

065

038504

1491525

2 03353 03352 0343 0342 0343 0342 0345

03452 0423 04

.026

.028

.0295

.0275

.0325

.027

TUB-9IZED AND LOFT DRIED.

Lot 87.-1,000 reams, white or blue double cap, 17 by 28 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co.; Washington, D. C per pound.. . 18B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C ' do . 136BjTon Weston Co. ,

Dalton, Mass do ,175American "Writing Paper Co.


AVoronoco Paper Co. , K ussell , Mass do .133Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .19The Whitaker Paper Co. , Cincinnati, Ohio do .149Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .138

Lot 88.—i,000 reams, white or blue demv, 16 by 21 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. D do . 18

B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .136Byron Weston Co., Dalton, Mass do .175American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .135

Y\^oronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .133

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .19

The Whitaker Paper Co.,Cincinnati, Ohio do .149

Valley Paper Co.,Holyoke, Mass do— .135

1 Bid reads fifteen and twenty-five tenths. 2 Tn sheets. 3 In rolls.


Lot 89.-1,500 reams, double demy (any color except red), 21 by 32 iuchos:R. P, Andrews Paper Co. , Washington, D. C pe r pomid . . $0. 18

B. F. Bond Pap^r Co., Washington, D. C do 136Byron Weston Co., Dalton. Mass do .175American AVriting Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .1.35

Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .185Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .21

The Vfhitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do .149Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .1.35

Lot 90.—500 reams, white or blue medium, 18 by 23 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co.

,Washington, D. C do ... . .18

B F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C , do . 136

Byron Weston Co., Dalton, Mass do .175American W^riting Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .135Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do— .133Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do— .21

The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do .149Valley Paper Co.


Lot 91.—400 reams, white or blue double medium, 23 by 36 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .18

B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 142Byron Weston Co., Dalton, Mass do .175

Carew Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass do— .145American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do— .145Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass .do .14Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .22The Whitaker Paper Co.

,Cincinnati, Ohio : do .149

Valley Paper Co.,Holyoke, Mass do— .148

Lot 92.-600 reams, white or blue royal, 19 by 24 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washmgton, D. C do . 18

B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 142Byron Weston Co.— ,

Dalton, Mass do .18American Y\"riting Paper Co. ,

Holyoke, Mass do .145Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .14Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do . 22 i

The Whitaker Paper Co, Cincinnati, Ohio do .149Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .144

Lot 93.—200 reams, white "or blue double royal, 24 by 38 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .18B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 152Byron W^eston Co., Dalton, Mass do . 18American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .155Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .145Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .22The Whitaker Paper Co.

,Cincinnati, Ohio do .149

Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .144Lot 94.—200 reams, white or blue superroyal, 20 by 28 inches:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Yrashington, D. C do . 18B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do . 152Byron AVeston Co., Dalton, Mass do . 18 i

American Writing Paper Co,Holyoke, Mass do .155

Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do . 145Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .22 ;

The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do . 149Valley Paper Co.


Lot 95.-1,000 reams, ledger paper (any color except red), and any required size, not exceeding28 inches in width:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washineton, D. C per pound. . . 18Carew Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass do .145American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, 'Mass.- do . 145The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do ,149Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do ! 144

Lot 96.-20 reams, red, any required size, not exceeding 28 inches in width:Valley Paper Co.


Lot 97.—1,000 reams, ledger paper (any color except red), 21 by 32* inches, weighing not lessthan 85 nor more than 132 pounds:Carew Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass per pound 145Charles W. Beers & Co., Baltimore, Md do 143Bay,State Paper Co., Boston, Mass do 'l44The Whitaker Paper Co. , Cincinnati, Ohio do 144Valley Paper Co.

, Holyoke, Mass do '

144Lot 98.—20 reams, red, 21 by 32^ inches, weighing not less than 85 nor more than 132 pounds:

Valley Paper Co. , Holyoke, Mass per pound. . . 30

Second-Class Ledger Paper—Wove.


Lot 99.-1,000 reams, white or blue doublecap, 17 by 28 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C ncr Dound 092B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washmgton, D. C "

"

do ' 095Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg, Mich "do ! 105American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do 091Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do 096The Whitaker Paper Co.

, Cincinnati, Ohio " 'do 091Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. do 09

Lot 100.-1,000 reams, white or blue demy, 16 by 21 inches-R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound .09B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C '" do 095Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg, Mich do

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105


Lot 100.-1,000 reams, white or blue demy, 16 by 21 inches—Continued.American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass per pound . . $0. 091Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .096The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do .091Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .09

Lot 101.-1,000 reams, white or blue double demy, 21 by 32 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .09B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .095Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg, Mich do .105American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do". ... .091Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .096The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do .091Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .09

Lot 102.—500 reams, white or blue medium, 18 by 23 inches:B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .095Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg. Mich do .105American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .091Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .10The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do .091Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .091

Lot 103.-300 reams, white or blue double medium, 23 by 36 inches:B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 095Lee Paper Co.

,Vicksburg, Mich do .105

American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .091Woronoco Paper Co.

,Russell, Mass do .10

The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do .091Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .091

Lot 104.—100 reams, white or blue royal, 19 by 24 inches:B. F. Bond Paper. Co., Washmgton, D. C do 095Lee Paper Co. ,

Vicksburg, Mich do .105American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .091Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .10The Whitaker Paper Co.

,Cincinnati, Ohio , do .091

Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .092Lot 105.—400 reams, white or blue superroyal, 20 by 28 inches:

B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do .095Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg, Mich do .105American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .091Woronoco Paper Co., Russell, Mass do .10The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do .091Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .091

Lot 106.—300 reams, white or blue ledger paper, any required size not enumerated above, andnot exceeding 28 inches in width:Lee Paper Co., Vicksburg, Mich per pound. . . 105

American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .091The Whitaker Paper Co., Cinciimati, Ohio do .091Valley Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .09

Tissue Paper.

Lot 107.-50 reams, tissue paper (extra super), 20 by 30 inches, in reams of 500 sheets:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, £). C per ream. . 1. 75

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass do 1.30

Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do 1.04

Blotting Paper.

any standard color.

Lot 108.-20 reams, blotting paper, 19 by 24 inches, 100 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per ream. . 4. 70George W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 45

Marble, Comb, and Lining Paper.

Lot 109.—5 reams, German medium brown marble paper, dull finish, 22 by 28 inches, in reams of

480 sheets:Comehus Kahlen, New York, N. Y per ream. . 9. 55Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 9. 95

Lot 110.—5 reams, German medium green marble paper, dull finish, 22 by 28 inches, in reams of

480 sheets:Cornelius Kahlen, New York, N. Y _ per ream. . 9. 55

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 9.95

Lot 111.—10 reams, green marble paper, gloss finish, 22 by 28 inches, in reams of 480 sheets: •

Cornelius Kahlen, New York, N. Y do 9.55

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 9. 95

Lot 112.—300 reams, blue marble paper, gloss finish, 22 by 28 inches, in reams of 480 sheets:Cornelius Kahlen, New York, N. Y do. . . . 9. 55


Lot 113.—50 reams, red marble paper, gloss finish, 22 by 28 inches, in reams of 480 sheets:

Cornelius Kahlen, New York, N. Y do 9.55


IvOt 114.—25 reams, brown marble paper, gloss finish, 22 by 28 inches, in reams of 480 sheets:

Comehus Kahlen, New York, N. Y do 9.55

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 9. 95

Lot 115.—15 reams, best German comb paper, gloss finish (fine comb), 22 by 28 inches, in reamsof 480 sheets:Cornelius Kahlen, New York, N. Y per ream. . 7. 50

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York. N. Y do 7. 45

EEPOBT OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTER. 233

Lot 116.—15 reams, best German comb paper, gloss finish (medium comb), 22 by 28 inches, in

reams of 480 sheets:CorneUus Kahlen, New York, N. Y per ream. . $7.50Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 7.45

Lot 117.—15 reams, best German comb paper, gloss finish f coarse comb), 22 bj^ 28 inches, in

reams of 480 sheets:

^ CorneUus Kahlen, New York, N. Y per ream. . 7.50Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 7.45

Lot 118.—5 reams, gray lithographed lining paper, American made, 24 ijy 28 inches, in reams of

500 sheets, without gold vein (i)

Lot 119.-5 reams, light green lithographed hning paper, Ameriuau made, 24 by 28 inches, in

reams of 500 sheets, without gold vein (i)

Lot 120.—20 reams, lithographed lining paper, No. 1, American made, 24 by 28 inches, in reamsof 500 sheets 0)

Lot 121.-20 reams, lithographed lining paper. No. 2, American made, 24 l)y 28 inches, in reamsof 500 sheets 0)

Lot 122.—20 reams, lithographed lining paper, No. 3, American made, 24 by 28 inches, in reamsof 500 sheets

Lot 123.-20 reams, lithographed Uning paper, No. 4, American made, 24 by 28 inches, in reamsof 500 sheets (0

Lot 124.—350 reams, hthographed lining paper. No. 5, American made, 24 by 28 inches, in reamsof 500 sheets (i)

Lot 125.-100 reams, lithographed lining paper, No. 6, American made, 24 by 28 inches, in reamsof 500 sheets (i)

Lot 126.—50 reams, lithographed lining paper, Np. 7, American made, 24 by 28 inches, in reamsof 500 sheets (})

Typewriter Paper and Letter Paper.

TUB-SIZED and LOFT DRIED.

Lot 127.-500 reams, heavy typewriter paper, cream laid, rough or smooth finish, not less than16 by 21 inches, 18 pounds to 500 sheets, nor more than 16 by 26 inches, 30 j^ounds to 500 sheets:

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C ". ner ream. . 2. 88B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C T do 2 2.07American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass per pound . . .107Valle}" Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass do .12

Lot 128.-25 reams, thin typewriter paper, cream laid, rough or smooth finish, not less than 16 by21 inches, 8 pounds to 500 sheets, nor more than 16 by 26 inches, 16 pounds to 500 sheets:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per ream. . 1.88Valley Paper Co.

,Holyoke, Mass per pound . . .40

Lot 129.—25 reams, hnen-finish letter paper, white or blue, 22 by 34 inches, weighing not less than40 pounds, nor more than 60 pounds to 500 sheets:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C. per ream. . 3 10. 20B. F. Bond Paper Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 6. 60Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound. . . 18

White Paraffin Paper.

Lot 130.-3,000 pounds, white paraffin paper, any required weight or size, not exceeding 24 by 38inches, weighing not less than 16 nor more than 32 pounds:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per pound.! .095Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp.), Boston, Mass do .084Republic Bag and Paper Co., New York, N. Y do .094

Parchment.

Lot 131.—3,000 sheets, parchment, 15 by 21 inches:R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C per sheet. . .33Edward Eampton Co., New York, N. Y do .31Comehus Kahlen, New York, N. Y do .295

No._ 17 —Schedule of proposals for supplying the Government Printing Office with mate-rial {exclusive of paper), stationery, and miscellaneous items from July 1, 1910, toJune 30, 1911.

Item 1.—Binder's boards, No. 1 quality:Sylvester S. Garrett, Philadelphia, Pa per pound SO 017E. H. Davey Co., Bloomfield, N.J do

"' ! 02

Monroe Binder Board Co., Monroe, Mich do 01625Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N. Y.—

Grade B do 025Grade A do .03

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 019Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do

'

0185W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey Citv, N.J do .025Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 0175R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

K do 018D (Jq 021Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y * .'.'.'.'.

'.".'. do 018785Item 2.—Binder's boards, good No. 2 quality:

Sylvester S. Garrett, Philadelphia, Pa do .0158Hartford Board Co., Hartford, Conn do . 0171Tonawanda Board & Paper Co., Tonawanda, N. Y do . 0175

1 No bids received.Bid also reads 0.115 cent per pound.

^ Bid also reads 0.165 cent per pound.

234 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PE INTER.

Item 2.—Binder's boards, good No. 2 quality—Continued.Monroe Binder Board Co., Monroe Mich per pound. . SO. 01575Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N. Y.

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Grade A do 018Grade B do 0175

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 018Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 01596Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do 019.R. C. Osburn, Philadelphia, Pa.

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'•'Premier" do 01625W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 0215Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 0165R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

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K do 017Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 016335

Item 3.—Binder's boards, lined, good No. 2 quality:Tonawanda Board & Paper Co., Tonawanda, N. Y do 02Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N!*^ do 02Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do 019Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 018785

Item 4.—Binder's boards, best quality, hard:Sylvester S. Garrett, Philadelphia, Pa do 029E. H. Davey Co., Bloomfield, N. J do 033Monroe Binder Board Co., Monroe, Mich do 03225Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N. Y do 039Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 034R. C. Osbm-n, Philadelphia, Pa.

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"Hercules" do 01875W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 036Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 0183R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

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K do 02D do 035

Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 031035Item 5.—Strawboards, 26 by 38 inches, No. 50:

The C. L. La Boiteaux Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 0134Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N. Y do 015R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—W do 014

Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 013485Item 6.—Strawboards, lined, 26 by 38 inches, No. 50:

TheC. L. La Boiteaux Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 01625Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N. Y do 02R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

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W do 02Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 0197

Item 7.—Trunk boards. No. 1 quality, 34 by 44 inches:Sylvester S. Garrett. Philadelphia, Pa do 022E. H. Davey Co., Bloomfield, N. J do 026Monroe Binder Board Co., Monroe, Mich do 01625Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N. Y do 04Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 023W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 025Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 03

Item 8.—Card middles, 22 by 28 inches:Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N. Y do 03

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 045R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

A do 031

W do 029Item 9.—Red press boards, 24 by 32 inches:

Sylvester S. Garrett, Philadelphia, Pa do 065Box Board & Lining Co., New York, N. Y do 08Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 07Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 065Loiiis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 07Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 0625

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

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C do 068Item 10.—Genuine Turkey morocco. No. 1 quality, various colors:

Thomas Gamar & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 48. 00Item 11.—Genuine Tiirkey morocco, No. 1 quality, cochineal:

Thomas Gamar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 48. GOJohn Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y .do. ... 21. 00

Item 12.—American morocco. No. 1 quality, various colors:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y : per square foot. . •. 205

N. C. Lvon, Boston, Mass do 21

The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y.—Average, 73 feet do 22

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 205

Item 13.—American morocco, No. 1 quality, cochineal:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 205

The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y.—Average, 73 feet do 22


Item 14.—East India goat morocco, American finish. No. 1 quality:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 22

N. C. Lyon, Boston, Mass do 21

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 23

The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y.—Average about 74 feet do 23

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Item 15.

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East India goat morocco, American finish, No. 1 quality, cochineal:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y per square foot. . $0. 22

N. C. Lyon, Boston, Mass do 21

Louis Dejonse & Co., New York, N. Y do 23

The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y.—Average about 74 feet do .23

Item 16.—Genuine Levant Turkey morocco. No. 1 quality, English, various colors C)Item 17.—Genuine Levant Turkey morocco. No. 1 quality, ICnglish cochineal (')

Item 18.—American calfskins, dull English finish, various colors, No. 1 quality:Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per s'.'uare foot. . . 28

Item 19.—Roans. No. 1 qualitv, various colors:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 105

R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton. D. C do 10.5

Item 20.—Roans, No. 1 qualitv, cochineal;Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 11


Item 21.—Skivers, No. 1 qualitv, medium thickness:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 08John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 09


Item 22.—Skivers, blue, No. 1 quality, medium thickness:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N, Y do 08

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 09

R. P. Clarke Co., Vs'ashington, D. C do 08

Item 23.—Skivers, blue, gloss finish, No. 1 quality, medium thickness:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 085John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y. . .

.". do 09

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 085Item 24.—Skivers, cochineal. No. 1 quality:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 0875John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 10

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D.C do 0875Item 25.—Skivers, brown, calf finish. No. 1 quality:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 0775John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 08R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton, D. C do 0775

Item 26.—Skivers, cochineal title, thin, No. 1 quality:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y ' do 08John Campbell & Co., New York, N, Y do 09

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 08Item 27.—Skivers, cochineal title, heavy. No. 1 quality:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 0875John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 09R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton, D. C do 0875

Item 28.—Skivers, title, various colors, thin. No. 1 quality:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 08John Campbell & Co., Nev.^ York, N. Y , do 09R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 08

Item 29.—Skivers, title, various colors, heavv, No. 1 quality:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y'. do 0875John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 10R. P. Clarke Co.. Arashmgton, D. C do 0875

Item 30.—Law sheep, No. 1 quality, medium thickness:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 0875Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Norwood, Mass.—

A—feet per dozen, 123 do 10B—feet per dozen, 109 do 08

R. P. Clarke Co., Vv^ashington, D.C do 0875Item 31.—Law sheep, No. 1 quality, thin:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . . 0875Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Norwood, Mass.—

C—feet per dozen, 92 do 115D—feet per dozen, 87 do 095E—feet per dozen, 94 do . 085F—feet per dozen, 86 do 075

R. P, Clarke Co., Washmgton, D. C do 0875Item 32.—Bark skiver, No. 1 quality, medium:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 0575John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 08The Geo. Dudlev & Son Co., Winsted, Conn do 057R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 0575

Item 33.—Bark skiver, No. 1 quality, thin:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 0525John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 06The Geo. Dudley & Son Co., Winsted, Conn do 055R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D.C do. . . . . 0525

Item 34.—Fleshers, No. 1 qualitv, medium size, medium thickness:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . . 4. 50Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Nom'ood, Mass.—

Sample X. do 4.25John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 00The Geo. Dudley & Son Co., Winsted, Conn do 2. 90R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton, D.C do. . . . 4. 50

Item 35.—Fleshers, No. 1 qualitv, large size, heavy:Thomas Garnar & Co., New' York, N. Y do 5. 50Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Norwood, Mass.

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Sample XX do.... 5.25

1 No bids received.


Item 35.—Fleshers, No. 1 quality, large size, heavy—Continued.John Campbell & Co., New iTork, N. Y * per dozen. . $6. 00The Geo. Dudley & Son Co., V/insted, Conn do 5. 00R. P. Clarke Co., vVashington, D. C do 5. 50

Item 3o.—Fleshers, No. 1 quality, extra large and heavy, to cut covers 25 by 38 inches:Thomas Garnar & Co., Nev>^ York, N. Y do 9. 00

Item 37.—American russia (cowhide) No. 1 quality, medium thickness, in any required color (inhides):

W. D. Byron & Sons (inc.), Williamsport, Md per square foot. . . IGEagle Tanning \Vorks, Chicago, 111 do 15The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York N. Y do 17

Item 38.—American russia (cowhide) in hides, No. 1 quality, medium thickness, in any requiredcolor:

W. D. Byron & Sons (inc.), Williamsport, Md per square foot. . . 165Eagle Tanning Works, Chicago, 111 do 16The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y do 175

Item 39.—American russia (cowhide), in hides, No. 1 quality, heavy, in any required color:W. D. Byron & Sons (inc.), Williamsport, Md per square foot.. . 17Eagle Tanning Works, Chicago, 111 do 185The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y do 185

Item 40.—American russia (cowhide) in sides. No. 1 quality, pebbled, in any required color:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y \ . .per square foot. . . 18W. D. Byron & Sons (Inc.), Williamsport, Md do .15The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y do 185R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 18

Item 41.—Cowhide buffing, boarded grained, in sides. No. 1 quality, various colors, heavy:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y per square foot. . . 0875W, D. Byron & Sons (Inc.), Williamsport, Md do 085Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 085The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y do 095R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 0875

Item 42.—Cowhide buffing, boarded grained, in sides. No. 1 quality, various colors, thin:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 0775W. D. Byron & Sons (Inc.), Williamsport, Md do .075Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N, Y do 085The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y do 085R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 0775

Item 43.—Cowhide buffing, water grained, in sides. No, 1 quality, various colors, thin:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y .do 1050Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .10

The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y do 115R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 105

Item 44.—Cowhide buffing, water grained, in sides. No. 1 quality, various colors, heavy:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 1050Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N, Y do 10

The H. Griffin & Sons Co., New York, N. Y do 12R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 105

Item 45.—Skins, Cape goat or morocco, fine grain, ordinary morrocco finish, all colors 0-)

Item 46.—Skins, Cape goat or morocco, natural grain, all colors (^)

Item 47.—Skins, Cape goat or morocco, bold grain, levant finish, all colors:

Alice Austen, New York (bid withdrawn) per dozen. . 82. 20Item 48.—Niger goat skins, various shades of red (9Item 49.—Niger goat skins, all colors V-)

Item 50.—Seal skins, morocco-style finish, all colors (^)

Item 51.—Pig skins, fine grain (0Item 52.—Book cloth, black, all patterns except silk, 38 inches wide:

The Holliston Mills, Norwood, Mass per piece. . 5. 25

Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y do ... . 5. 25

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—B do.... 5.25

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 19

Item 53.—Book cloth, common colors, all patterns except silk, 38 inches wide:The Holliston Mills, Norwood, Mass do 6. .50

Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y do. . . . 6.50


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B :. do.... 6.50

Item 54.—Book cloth, extra brown or dove, 38 inches wide:Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 75

Item 55.—Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, 38 inches wide;Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y do. . . . 8. 00

Item 56.—Book cloth, ruby, solferino or magenta, 38 inches wide:Interlaken Mills , New York, N . Y , do ... . 8. 75

Item 57.—Book cloth, cochineal, 38 inches wide:Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y do. . . . 10. 25

Item 58.—Book cloth, common black, silk patterns, 38 inches wide:The Holliston Mills, Norwood, Mass do 5.50

Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 50

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washmgton, D. C—B.-. do 5.50

Item 59.—Book cloth, common colors, silk patterns, 38 inches wide:The Holliston Mills, Norwood, Mass do 6. 75

Interlaken Mills , New York, N . Y do ... . 6. 75

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—B :. do.... 6.75

Item 60.—Book cloth, extra biack, silk pattern, 38 inches wide:Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y do. . . . 8. 00

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—B _ ' do... 5.50

No bids received.


Item 61.—Book cloth, extra brown or dove, silk patterns:Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y per piece.

Item 62 —Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, silk patterns:Interlaken Mills, Xew Xev^- York, N. Y do. .

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Item 63.—Book cloth, ruby, solferino, or magenta, silk patterns:

Interlaken Mills, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 6-!.—Book cloth, cochineal, silk patterns:Interlaken 'Mills, Nev: Yoi-r:, N. Y - do. .

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Item 6=1.—Book cloth, black, all patterns except silk, 42 inches wideItem 66.—Book cloth, common colors, 42 inche-i wideItem 67.—Book cloth, extra bro^^Ti or dove, 42 inches wideItem 68.—Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, 42 inches wideItem 6<^.—Book clorh, ruby, solfermo, or magenta, 42 inches wideItem 70.—Book cloth, cochineal, 42 inches v.ide

Item 71.—Book cloth, common black, silk patterns, 42 inches wideItem 72.—Book cloth, common colors, silk patterns, 42 inches wideItem 73.—Book cloth, extra black, silk pattern, 42 inches wideItem 74.—Book cloth, extra browTi or dove, 42 inches wideItem 7=;.—Book cloth, extra green or extra blue, 42 inches wideItem 76.—Book cloth, ruby, solferino, or magenta, 42 inches wideItem 77.—Book cloth, cochineal. 42 inches wideItem 78.—Buckram, all colors, plain, 38 inches wide:

The HoUiston Mills, Norwood, Mass per yard.R. P. Andrews Paper Co., A\'ashington, D. C do...

Item 79.—Buckram, all colors, plain, 42 inches wideItem 80.—Buckram, all colors, plain, 42 inches wide, in accordance with the specifications fur-

nished bv the Bureau of Standards:The HoUiston Mills, Norwood,' Mass per yard.R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

B do...Item 81.—Fabrikoid, 34 inches wide, best quaUty:

Thomas Gamar & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Boston Artificial Leather Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Fabrikoid Co., Nowburgh, N. Y do...Stevenson Eros. Co., Philadelpliia, Pa do...Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y.—

Keratol do. .

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Item 82.—Pluviusin, 4-5 mches wide, quality No. 10 G.:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N Y do. .

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Boston Artificial Leather Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Louis Dejonge 6z Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 83.—Cloth-lined paper, 25 by 36 inches, any required color:

R. Carter Bahantyne, AVashiiigtou, D. C per 100 sheets.Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 84.—Canvas or duck, Imen finish, 28 inches wide:The Manhattan Supplv Co.. New York, N. Y pier yard.R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do...

Item 85.—Canvas or duck, white. 28 inches wide:M. G. Copeland Co., Washington, D. C do...The Manhattan Supplv Co.. New York, N. Y do...R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do...

Item 86.—Canvas or duck, wiiite. 28 inches wide:M. G. Copeland Co., Washington. D. C do. .

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The Manhattan Supplv Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Co., Waslungton, D. C do...Item 87.—Canvas or duck, best linen finish, brown or sage, 28 inches wide:


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R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do...Item 88.—Sage duck, 28 inches wide, 10 ounces to the yard:


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R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do...Item 89.—Sage duck, 28 inches wide. 12 ounces to the yard:

The Manhattan Sunplv Co., New York, N. Y do .

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C. do...Item 90.—Sage dttck, 37 inches wide. 13 ounces to the yard:

The Manhattan Supplv Co., New- York, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton, D. C do...Item 91.—Sage dtick, 43 inches wide, double thread:

The Manhattan Supplv Co., New- York, N. Y do .

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do...Item 92.—Canvas or duck, calendered, oUve, tan, or gray:

The HoUiston MiUs, Norwood, Mass do. .

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The Manhattan Supplv Co., New York, N. Y do...R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton, D. C do. .

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Item 93.—Duck, tan color, Ught shade, 28 inches wide, 12 ounces to yard.The Manliattan Supplv Co., New York, N. Y do.

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R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C .....do..Item 94.—Duck, tan color, light shade, 37 inches wide, 13 ounces to yard:

The Manhattan Supplv Co., New York, N. Y do .

R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton, D. C do..Item 95.—Duck, tan color, light shade, 43 inches wide, double thread:

The Manhattan Sunplv Co., New York, N. Y do.

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R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton, D, C do..Item 96.—Duck, black, 43 inches wide, double thread:

The Manhattan Sunulv Co.. New York, N. Y do.

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R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C dc.

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1 No bids received.


Item 97.—Duck, drab or slate color, 43 inches wide, double thread:The Manhattan Supply Co., New York, N. Y per yard. . $0. 29E. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 2625

Item 98.—Drab drilling, 43 inches wide:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York,_N. Y do 134The Manliattan Supply Co., New iTork, N. Y do .13-^

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D, C do 122Item 99 —Drilling, brown, 43 inches wide:

The Manhattan Supply Co., New York, N. Y do .227n. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 1775

Item 100.—Duck, black enameled, 50 inches wide:E . P. Clarke Co., Waslvlngton, D. C do 27Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do .255

Item 101.—Silk headband, No. 1, 12 yards to the piece:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y per piece . .23R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y do 25Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, I^i. Y do .23

Item 102.—Silk headband, No. 2, 12 yards to the piece:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 26R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y do 28Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 26

Item 103.—Silk headband. No. 3, 12 yards to the piece:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 29R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y do 30Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .29

Item 104.—Silk headband, No. 4, 12 yards to the piece:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 33R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y do 34Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 32

Item 105.—Mercerized cotton headband. No. 1, 12 yards to the piece:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 20R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y do 20Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 20

Item 106.—Mercerized cotton headband, No. 2, 12 yards to the piece:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 22R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y ' do 22Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 22

Item 107.—Mercerized cotton headband, No. 3, 12 yards to the piece:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 24R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y do 24Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 25

Item 108.—Mercerized cotton headband, No. 2:


R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y do 014Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 019

Item 109.—Mercerized cotton headband, No. 3:


R. Richard Grahl, Long Island City, N. Y do 02

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y '. do 021

Item 110.—Muslin headband, 1 inch wide ('

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Item 111.—Gold leaf, XX, deep, 3| by 3| inches:Michael Schultz's Sons, New York. N. Y per pack 6. 55Baer Bros., New York, N. Y do 6. 10

Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 6. 50Item 112.—Gold leaf, usual, 3| by 3-| inches:

Michael Schultz's Sons, New York, N. Y do 5. 45

Baer Bros., New York, N. Y : do 5.40

Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 5. 50-

Item 113.—Gold leaf, edge, 3| by 3| inches:Michael Schuhz's Sons, New York, N. Y do ... . 8. 00

Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 8. 00

Item 114.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, i inch wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing -Co., Providence, R. I per roll. . . 411

Item 115.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, | inch wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 616

Item 116.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, 1 mch wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 1. 50

Item 117.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, 1^^ inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 1. 572

Item 118.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R.I do ... . 1. 912

Item 119.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, 2 inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 3. 36

Item 120.—Ribbon gold leaf, XX, 2i inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do— 3.95

Item 121.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, i inch wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 372

Item 122.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, inch wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 62

Item 123.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, 1 inch wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 1. 346

Item 124.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, 1^ inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence , R. I do 1. 416

Item 125.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, IJ inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 2. 018

Item 126.—Ribbon gold leaf, 2 inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence. R.I do 2. 678

1 No bids received.

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Item 127.—Ribbon gold leaf, usual, 2A inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I l er roll. . 33. 40

Item 128.—Aluminum leaf, best thin, 5i by 5J inches:Michael Schultz's Sons, New York, N. Y ^ per pack . . .80BaerBros., New York, N. Y do 70

Item 129.—Aluminum leaf, best thin, 6 by 6 inches:Matson & Co., New York, N. Y do 94Baer Bros., New York, N. Y do 1. 00

Item 130.—Ribbon aluminum leaf, | inch wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I per roll. . . 27

Item 131.—Ribbon aluminum leaf, IJ inches wide:W. H. Coe Manufacturing Co., Providence, R. I do 382

Item 132.—No. 16, 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls:

Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y '. per pound . . . 7798Sample

J. P, Nawrath, New York, N. Y per pound . . .66R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do C9

Item 133.—No. IG, 4-cord linen thread, gray, in balls:

Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do 7798J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 06

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 69Item 134.—No. 18, 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls;

Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do 8129J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 68R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 74

Item 135 —No. 25. 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls:

Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do 9898J. P. Nav/rath, New York, N. Y do 78R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C , do 93

Item 136.—No. 45, 3-cord linen thread, gray, in balls:

Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 5998J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 40R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do.... 1.33

Item 137.—Linen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines. No. 40, 3-cord:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 9898J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do.... 1.34R. P, Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 1.96

Item 138.—Linen thread for Symth book-sewing machines, No. 50, 3-cord:E.G. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y do.... 2.24Universal Trading Co. New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. ]698J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 69R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 17

Item 139.—Best sea-island cotton thread, bleached or unbleached, for Smyth book-sewine ma-chines, No. 36, 4-cord:

A, H, Wilhams, Philadelphia, Pa per spool. . 1. 4112E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y do.... 1.37Hooper Sons Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 328Dean Chase Co., Boston, Mass do 1. 34R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C. do.... 1.49H. E. Locke & Co., Boston, Mass do. . . . 1. 38

Item 140.—Soft flax twine, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 12 ply, best quality:J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.—

No. 1 per pound.. .2975No. 2 do 31

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 2375Item 141.—Cotton cord to be used on headband, crashing and lining machine:

Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va.—Sample do 216

Item 142.—Cord, cotton, 4-ply:Hooper Sons Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 2498Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do. . . 275J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do . .235R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

A do 27B do 27

Item 143.—Jute, 6-ply, heavy:Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 07Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do .063J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.—

No. 1 do 064No. 2 _ do 066

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do .0925Item 144.—Jute, 6-ply, medium:

Republic Bag Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 075Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do .067J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.—

No. 1 do 066No. 2 do 066

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 0925Item 145.—Jute, 6-ply, light:

Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 08Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do 068Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 085J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.

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No. 1 do 0S75No. 2 do OS



Item 146.—Jute, 8-ply, heavy:.Republic Bag & Taper Co., New York, . Y per pound $0. 07Old Dominion Paper Co., Xorfolk, Va , . do nfi-?

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.—do 064

jNO. Z (Jq gggR. p. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C .[]."[.[.[.[[ do 0775

Item 147.—Jute, 8-ply, medium:Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York. N. Y do 075Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do 067J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.—

do 066No. 2 do.. .066

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 0775Item 148.—Jute, 8-ply, light:

Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do .08Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do. . ! . .068Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington. D. C do ' 085J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.—

No. 1 do 0875R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 0775

Item 149.—Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3, 4. and 5 ply:Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y do 0875Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 085J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.—

No. 1 do 0875No. 2 do 08

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—A do 11B do 145

Item 150.—.018 round wire, for stitching machines:E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y do 12The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.), New York, N. Y do 11John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J do 0975Southern Printers Supply Co., Washington, D. C do 09

Item 151.—.021 round wire, for stitching machines:E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y do 0925The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.), New York, N. Y do 09John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J do 0875Southern Printers Supply Co., Washington, D. C do 08

Item 152.—.031 by .021 flat wire, for stitching machines:E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y 1 do 105The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.), New York, N. Y do 10John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J do 0925Southern Printers Supply Co., Washington, D. C do .11

Item 153.—.036 by .021 flat wire, for stitching machines:E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y do 125The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.), New York, N. Y do . 10John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J do 0925Southern Printers Supply Co., Washington, D. C do 11

Item 154.—.041 by .029 flat wire, for stitching machines:E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y do 125The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.), New York, N. Y do 095John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, Iv. J do 1050Southern "Printers Supply Co., Washington, D. C do . 11

Item 155.—.047 bv .035 flat wire, for stitching machines:E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y do 125The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.), New York, N. Y do 095John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J do 1050Southern Printers Supply Co., AVashington, D. C do 11

Item 156.—.021 round wire (25 or 30s):

E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y do 0975The J. L. Morrison Co. (Inc.) New York; N. Y do 105John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N . J do 0875

Item 157.—Glue, best quality (unground):Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 11

Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Norwood. Mass.—Sample No. 1 do 105

Delany & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 0965United States Glue Co., ^^ew York, N. Y do 105American Glue Co., Boston, Mass : do 0975Peter Cooper's Glue Factory, New York, N. Y do 09Diamond Glue Co., New York, N. Y ." do 095F. W. Tunnell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 12

Armour & Co., Chicago, 111.:—

Sample do 10

Commonwealth Glue Co., Boston, Mass do . 1325National Gum & Mica Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample No. 1 do 092Sample ^^o. 2 do 0914

Clarkson Glue Co., Chicago, 111 do 085Russia Cement Co., Gloucester, Mass do .15

Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y.—Sample A...' do 0887Sample B do 0967

Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do 0965Item 158.—Glue (unground), quick-drying, for use on Smyth casemaking machines:

Thomas Garnar Co., New York, N. Y do 1225Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Norwood, Mass.—

Sample No. 2 do 11

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Item 158.—Glue (unground, quick-drying, for use on Smyth casemaking machines—Continued.Delany & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 0945Unitd States Glue Co., .Cew York, N. Y do 12

American Glue Co., Boston, Mass do 085Peter Cooper's Glue Factory, New York, N. Y do 09Diamond Glue Co., New York, N. Y do 095F. W. Tunnell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 12

Armour & Co., Chicago, 111.

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Sample do 10Commonwealth Glue Co., Boston, Mass do 1225National Gum & Mica Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample No. 1 do 0875Sample No. 2 : do 0938

Clarkson Glue Co., Chicago, 111 do 0975Russia Cement Co., Gloucester, Mass do 15Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample A do 0937Sample B do 0937

Item 159.—Glue (unground) for roller making:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 1475Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Norwood, Mass.

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Sample No. 3 do 17

Delany & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 1560United States Glue Co., New York, N. Y do 15American Glue Co., Boston, Mass do 17Peter Cooper's Glue Factory, New York, N, Y do 15Diamond Glue Co., New York, N. Y do 145F. W. Tuimell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 16Armour & Co., Chicago, 111.

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Sample do 14Commonwealth Glue Co., Boston, Mass do 1525National Gum & Mica Co., New York, N. Y do 1544Clarkson Glue Co., Chicago, 111 do 13875Russia Cement Co., Gloucester, Mass do 17

Item 160.—Glue (ground) for roller making:Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Norwood, Mass.

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Sample No. 4 do 155Delany & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 1325American Glue Co., Boston, Mass .do 17Peter Cooper's Glue Factory, New York, N. Y do 15Diamond Glue Co., New York, N. Y do 145F. W. TunneH & Co., Philadelphia. Pa do 16Commonwealth Glue Co., Boston, Mass do 1525National Gum & Mica Co., New York, N. Y do 1493Clarkson Glue Co., Chicago, 111 do 1375Russia Cement Co., Gloucester, Mass do 17Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y.

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Sample B . .."^ do 0907

Item 161.—Flexible ghie, to use in gluing books:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 1250The Holliston Mills, Norwood, Mass do 12F. O. Peterson & Co., Aurora, 111 do 08875United States Glue Co.', New York, N. Y do 095American Glue Co., Boston, Mass do 10Layton Elastic Glue Co., Chicago, 111 do 0875National Gum & Mica Co., New York, N. Y.

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Sample No. 1 do 095Sample No. 2 do 0987

Hart & Zugelder, Rochester, N. Y.

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Sample do 09Sample *. do 10

Clarkson Glue Co., Chicago, 111. do 085Russia Cement Co., Gloucester, Mass do 16Bingham Bros. Co., New York, N. Y do 09

Sample B do 09Louis Dejouge & Co., New York, N. Y do 12Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y.

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Sample A...' do 0937Sample B do 0937

Item 162.—Tablet composition:Robert R. BuiTage, New York, N. Y do 1225F. O. Peterson & Co.. Aurora, 111 do 102Layton Elastic Glue Co., Chicago, 111 do 09National Gum & Mica Co., New York, N. Y do 1024Hart & Zugelder, Rochester, N. Y do 13Clarkson Glue Co., Chicago, 111 do 0975Bingham Bros. Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample A do 10Sample B do 12

Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 13Item 163.—Tablet Glue, packed in 10-pound cans:

Robert R. Burrage, New York, N. Y do 125F. O. Peterson & Co., Aurora, lU do 08875National Gum & Mica Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample No. 1 do 09Sample No. 2 do ... .09

Hart & Zuselder, Rochester, N. Y. . . . .do 13Clarkson Glue Co., Chicago, 111 do 0975Universal Supply Co.. New York, N. Y do 0897

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Item 164.—Glycerin, in drums, 30° Baume:Armour & Co., Chicago, 111.

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Armour's P. Y., as per sample per pound. . $0. 1945Wm. F. Jobbins (Inc.), Aurora, 111 do .19625Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .204John Greig, New York, N. Y do .1970

Item 165.—Egg albumen, best quality;Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 62Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do... !65Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do

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64Strahl & Pitsch, New York, N. Y '.['.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'."." do

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" .58Charles Hellmuth, New York, N. Y do 85

Item 166.—Dextrin, best quality, light, for gumming labels:National Gum & Mica Co., New York, N. Y.—


Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .057Strahl & Pitsch, New York, N. Y do .

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'. . . 0575Item 167.—Beeswax, best quality:

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do . . ,3450Smith & Nichols, New York, N. Y do 34Stevenson Bro. Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 36^Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 32Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do

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" .40E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.)—

E. B. Brand, sample A do 40Diamond Brand, sample B do 37

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 3375Mackail Bros., Washington, D. C do .3457Strahl & Pitsch, New York, N. Y.—

Sample A do 32Sample B do 30Sample C .• do .27

Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do 45Item 168.—Glucose, best quality:

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 045Item 169.—Granulated gum Arabic:

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 235Item 170.—Alum, pulverized:

E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C do 029Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 02Mackail Bros., Washington, D. C do 0210Leon Hirsh & Son, New York do 035

Item 171.—Ultramarine blue powder, dry color, for marbling:Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 13E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C—

E. B. E. X. brand, very best do 14Item 172.—Chrome yellow, lemon, dry color, best quality:

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 15E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C do 16Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa.

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Sample A do 2275Sample B do.... .12

Item 173.—Chrome yeUow, lemon, in pulp (i)

Item 174.—Red lake, in pulp, for marbling (i)

Item 175.—Stronger water ammonia:Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . .06E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C do 048Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 069Mackail Bros., Washington, D. C do 054

Item 176.—Sweet oil, best quality, in half-pint bottles:Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per dozen. . . 79

Leon Hirsh & Son, New York, N. Y do 1. 24

Item 177.—French book varnish, light (i)

Item 178.—Orange shellac, best quality:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 25

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 25

E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C—Sample A.—Empire Shellac Co., raUi superfine do 22

Sample B do 20•^Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 275

Item 179.—Gum hogg, true, best quality, for marbling:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N, Y .- do 27Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelnhia, Pa do 295

Item 180.—Gum tragacanth, Turkish, best quality, for marbling:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 75

Item 181.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and 14^ inches in length, perforated:ifc' Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y per guard.. .006

Item 182.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back notexceeding 1 inch in width and 16^ inches in length, perforated:Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y per guard. . .006

Item 183.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and 17h inches in length, perforated:

Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y per guard. . . 006

1 No bids received.

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Item 184.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and 18^ inches in length, perforated:Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y per guard . . SO. 006

Item 185.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and lOA inches in length, perforated:Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y per guard.. .008

Item 186.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and 20% inches in length, perforated:Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y per guard. . . 008

Item 187.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and 14-|- inches in length:Franklin Bindery, Philadelphia, Pa per guard . . .007Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y do 006

Item 188.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 ich in width and inches in length:Franklin Bindery, Philadelphia, Pa per guard. . .00775Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y do 006

Item 189.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and 111- inches in length:Franklin Bindery, Philadelphia, Pa per guard.. .00825Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y do 006

Item 190.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and 1S| inches in length:Franklin Bindery, Philadelphia, Pa per guard.. .00850Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y do 006

Item 191.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in v*^icltli and 19J inches in length:Franklin Binderv, Philadelphia, Pa per guard. . .009Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y do 008

Item 192.—For patent backs for books, equal to what is known as Philadelphia patent back, notexceeding 1 inch in width and 20-^- inches in length:Franklin Bindery, Philadelphia, Pa per guard. . .00925Harvey W. Wesco, Brooklyn, N. Y do 008

Item 193.—Back-lining paper for Smyth case-making machine; to be put up in rolls varyingfrom -1 to 5 inches in width and not exceeding 10 inches in diameter:E. C. Fuller Co., New York, N. Y. per pound. . .055George F. Hills Co., New York, N- Y do 0375Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do 065R. C. Osburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 065

Item 191.—Lining paper for headband, .lining, and crashing machines, 1 to 2| inches in width:Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . ,065R. C. Osburn, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Palmetto Kraft do 065Item 195.—Paper for tablet-stripping machine, varying in sizes from | inch to Ih inches, roll 8^inches in diameter:R. C. Osburn, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Palmetto Kraft per pound . . , 065Item 196.—Gray super, 36 inches, flat, 50 yards to the piece, in bales of 40 to 50 pieces:

Louis Dejohge & Co., New York, N. Y.

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Sample A per yard . . . 03125Sample B do 03Sample C do 0275

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do 0295Sample B do 0335Sample C do 036

Item 197.—Gray super, or crash, 36 inches wide, wound on core, with opening for shaft 3^ inchesin diameter:Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per yard. . .0275R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 0295

Item 198.—Parchment substitute, |-inch, in pieces of 144 yards each:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y per piece. . 1. 22Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, iST. Y do 60

Item 199.—Bookbinding band, |-inch, cotton:Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 2550Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 28

Item 200.—Tape for Martini book-sewing machines, f inch wide:Hooper Sons Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa per gross yards. . . 5648Wm. H. Horstmann Co., Philadelphia, Pa per yard. . . 0039R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 0042Sample B do 0047Sample C do 0048Sample D do 0050Sample E do 0052

J. Arthur Adamson, Philadelphia, Pa do 0042Item 201.—Tape for use in sewing heavy blank books on Martini book-sewing machines, ^ inchwide:Wm. H. Horstmann Co., Philadelphia, Pa per yard. . . 0033

Do do 00347Do do 00395

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 0052J. Arthur Adamson, Philadelphia, Pa do . . .0028

Item 202.—Rolls % inch press or folder tape:R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . 5.80Southern Printers Supply Co., Washington, D. C do 11.50

Item 203.—Rolls f-inch press or folder tape:R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 8.70Southern Printers Supply Co., Washington, D. C do 16.00


Item 204.—Rolls l|-inch press or folder tape:R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C per dozen.. $13.00Southern Printers Supply Co., Washington, D. C do 23.00

Item 205.—Refined lead, to he molded in pigs 4 by 4^ by 21^ inches:The Nassau Smelting & Refining Works, New York, Y per pound. . . 0458

Item 206.—Tin, Straits of Malacca, in pigs, standard weight:Columbia Smelting & Refining Works, New Yrok, N. Y do 3445The Nassau Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 344

Item 207.—Tin, Straits of Malacca, in cakes, bars, etc.:

Columbia Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 3475The Nassau Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 3525

Item 208.—Antimony, Cookson's, in original casks:Columbia Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 0930The Nassau Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 089

Item 209.—Antimony and tin, mixed in equal parts:Columbia Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 1998The Nassau Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 22Marks Lissberger, Long Island City, N. Y do 23

Item 210.—Bismuth metal:Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.88Columbia Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 1. 95The Nassau Smelting & Refining Works, Ne-^^ York. N, Y do 3. 00

Item 211.—Solder, composed of equal parts of tin and lead, cast in bars about i inch in diameter:Columbia Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 19The Nassau Smelting & Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 205Marks Lissberger, Long Island City, N. Y do . 1925Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do .30

Item 212.—Tin foil, first quality, width of foil G inches:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y.

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Sample do 2098The Conley Foil Co., New York, N. Y do 1862Marks Lissberger, Long Island City, N. Y do 225

Item 213.—Lake copper battery plates, 22 by 27 by J inch thick:The Ansonia Brass & Copper Co., New York, N. Y do . 1674

Item 214.—Silverite nickel anodes, 8 by 18 inches, | inch thick:Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co., New York, N. Y do 49Walter C. Gold, Philadelphia, Pa do 55Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do 60

Item 215.—Sifted' cast-iron filings:

The Challenge Machinery Co., Grand Haven, Mich. do 0215Morgans & Wilcox Manufacturing Co., Middletown, N. Y do 0226Marks Lissberger, Long Island City, N. Y do 021Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do . 02

Item 216.—Sulphate of copper:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample do 0489Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 049Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C do 0445

Item 217.—Double nickel salts and ammonium:Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co., New York, N. Y do 07Walter C. Gold, Philadelphia, Pa do 09Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 087

Item 218.—Single sulphate of nickel:Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co., New York, N. Y do 15Walter C. Gold, Philadelphia, Pa do 16Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 1325Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa.

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Sample do 25Item 219.—Matrix brushes, bristles to measure 3| by 8 inches and If inches long (i)

Item 220.—Finisher's rubbers, for electrotyper's half-tone use:Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

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Dixon's No. 1098 per gross. . 21. 00Item 221.—Finisher's rubbers, for electrotyper's general use:

Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

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Dixon's No. 898 do 2L 00Item 222.—Kiln-dried cherry blocking board, not less than i| inch thick, 8 inches in width, andnot to exceed 3 feet in length (i)

Item 223.—Kiln-dried cherry blocking board, not less than H inch thick, 8 inches wide, and notto exceed 3 feet in length (0

Item 224.—Stereotype backing paper, for paper process, 19 by 24 inches:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C per ream. . 5. 20

Item 225.—White tissue paper, No. 1, for paper process, 19 by 24 inches:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 1.42Universal Supply Co., New York, N, Y do. . . . L 277

Item 226.—Extra cream tissue paper, No. 1, for paper process, 19 by 24 inches:R. C. Osbum, Philadelphia, Pa do 50Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 62Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 477

Item 227.—Sulphuric acid:

E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C per carboy. . 2. 60Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 3. 18

Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 63Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do 6. 04

Item 228.—Muriatic acid:

E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C. do. ... 2. 20Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do ... . 2. 72Mackall Bros

., Washington, D . C do ... . 1. 90

Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do 5. 10

1 No bids received.

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Item 229—Ozokerite molding wax for ordinary clectrotyping ])urposrs:

Smith & Nichols, New York, N. Y jx^x pound. . $0. 1525Stevenson Bro. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—

Sample do 1575

Strahl & Pitsch, New York, N. Y.—Sample E do 13

Sample A do . 1375

It^m 230.—Ozokerite molding wax for electrotyping half-tone cuts:

Smith & Nichols, New York, N. Y do 1525

Stevenson Bro. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample do 1575

Strahl & Pitsch, New York, N. Y.—Sample S H do 1575

Item 231.—Plumbago for polishing electrotype molds, best quality:

Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Dixon's No. 5G53 do 26

Dixon's No. 10169 do 245


International-Acheson Graphite Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y do . 14

The United States Graphite Co., Saginaw, Mich.

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U. S. G. Co.'s polishing graphite do 20Item 232.—Plumbago for molding for electrotypers, best quality:

Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Dixon's No. 062 do 135



International-Acheson Graphite Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. do .11

The United States Graphite Co., Saginaw, Mich.

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U. S. G. Co.'s molding graphite do 095Item 233.—Stereotype backing powder, best quality (i)

Item 234 —Pencils, round, very soft black lead, for proof reader's use:

Old Dominion Paper Co. Norfolk, Va.

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Samples 251 , 284, 3 14, 315 per gross . . 2. 96Sample No. 211 do.... 2.47


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Sample 2 E do.... 2.40Sample E do.... 2.88

Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

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Dixon's special black, No. 312 do. . . . 2. 88Operator No. 300 do ... . 2. 88Carteret No . 302 do ... . 2. 88Sketching crayon No. 341 do 4. 50

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do.... 2.40Sample B do 2.88

Item 235.—Dennison's linen shipping tags, size and quality 6-L:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y per M . . 2. 48R. Carter Ballantjme, Washington, D. C do 2. 99R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

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Sample L do 3.10R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 04

Item 236.—Dennison's linen shipping tags, size and quality 6-C:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y.

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Sample do 2.39R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D . C do 2. 32I\. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

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Sample CX do.... 2.37R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 36

Item 237.—Dennison's linen shipping tags, size and quality 8-C:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 44R, Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3. 19R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample C X do 3. 25R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 24

Item 238.—Dennison's manila shipping tags, size and quality 5-E:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do .49R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do .48R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample E r do 48R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 50

Item 239.—Dennison's manUa shipping tags, size 6-E:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do 87R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do .55R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample E do 55R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 57

Item 240.—Dennison's manila shipping tags, size 7-E:Universal Trading Co., New York, N. Y do 97R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 65R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample E do 69R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 68

Item 241.—Black wi'iting ink, best quality, quarts:R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C—

Carter's fluid per dozen . . 10. 00Stafford's fluid . ...do 10.00

1 No bids received.


Item 242.—Bone paper cutters, "Sitka," 9-incli:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

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9-inch Standard bone folders per dozen . . $2. 309-inch binders' bone folder do .98


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Sample B do 1.01Sample S do . . 2. 40

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do 1.00Sample B do 1.49

Item 243.—Bone folders, large:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C—Binders' bone folder do 1. 49


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Sample B do 1.49R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do 2.30

Item 244.—Steel spatulas, 6-inch, riveted wood handles:James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. G do..., 2.23Louis Hartig, A\'ashington, D. C do 2.58Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C do 2.50

Item 245.—Steel spatulas, 8-inch, riveted wood handles:James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 3.90Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 3.89Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C do 4.00

Item 246,—Steel spatulas, 10-inch, riveted wood handles:James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 6. 39Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 5.90Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C do 6.50

Item 247.—Steel spatulas, concaved back, 10-inch:James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 10.60

Item 248.—Safety benzine cans, 1-quart:Keystone Type Foundry, Philadelphia, Pa do 9. 00

Item 249.—Brass oilers, J-pint, 10-inch spout:James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 5.50

Item 250.—Copperized oilers, 4-oimce, 10-incli bent spout:James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 1.60

Item 251.—Brass spouts, 18 inches long:James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 4.50

Item 252.—Spouts, 10-inch, for No. 4 paragon:James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 2.00

Item 253.—Spouts, 10-inch, for No. 14, bent steel:

James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 1.35Item 254.—Steel wire bale ties, No. 15 (i)

Item 255.—Potash, first sorts:

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C per pound.. .045Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 069Leon Hirsh & Son, New York, N. Y do 0297

Item 256.—Pearlash:Shoemaker Sz Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 045Leon Hirsh & Son, New York, N. Y do 089

Item 257.—18-inch floor sweeps, with handles:E. B. Adams Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . 15.66Geo. F. Mu'.h & Co., Washington, D. C—

P.Gem.... do.... 16.50Ex. Ex. Ex do.... 25.50

E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C.

U. S. Navy do.... 23.50Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 15. 40James B. Lambie Co., Washington, D. C do 13. 80Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C—

Sample No. 1 do.... 16.70Sample No. 2 do.... 16.50

Item 258.—18-inch floor sweeps, fiber center, with handles:Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C—

Pilgrim do.... 8.40Viceroy do 10.20

E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C—Sample No. 702 do. . . . 7. 50

Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C.

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Sample No. 3 do 7.15Sample No. 4 do 5.85

Item 259.—Cast-iron truck wheels, 10 inches diameter:C. A. Schneider's Sons, Washington, D. C per pound. . .0325Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do 075

For rough wheels, no machine work do . 045

Item 260.—Brass castings:

American Brass Foundry & Smelting Co., Washington, D. C do .225

Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do .50

Item 261.—Iron castings:

C. A. Schneider's Sons, Washington, D. C do .04

Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do .0374

Item 262.—Towels, hand, 14 by 20 inches, linen huck:John S. Schneider, New York, N. Y per dozen. . 1. 00

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 1.04

Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C—Sample No. 1 do.... 1.07

Sample No. 2 do 1.13

Ellis A. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 1. 05

1 No bids received.

KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK. 247

Item 263.—Crasli for toweling, 18 inches wide:H. T. Patterson, Philadelphia, Pa per yard. . $0. 1375John S. Schneider, New York N. Y do 135R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 119

Sample B do 118Sample C do 124Sample D do 149

Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C.

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Sample No. 1 do .145Sample No. 2 do 185

EUis A. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa do 15"

Item 264.—Bleached cotton, yard wide:Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y.—

In bales only do 0S«3Marshall Field & Co., New York, N. Y do 09oR. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 0725Sample B do 089Sample C : do 09Sample D do 096

Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do 1001Lansbm-gh & Bro., Washington, D. C:

Sample No. 1 do 069Sample No. 2 do 069Sample No. 3 do 0775Sample No. 4 do 08Sample No. 5 do 09Sample No. 6 do 0875Sample No. 7 do .094Sample No. 8 do 0925

EUis A. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample Xo. 1 do .065Sample No. 2 do .0675Sample No. 3 do 07Sample No. 4 do .085Sample No. 5 do .0875

Item 265.—Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide:Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y do 1212R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 119Sample B do .135Sample C do.... .14

Edwan H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do 1372Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C.

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Sample No. 3 do 12Sample No. 4 do 1325Sample No. 5

Ellis \. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample No. 1 do .115Sam^ple No. 2 do 125Sample No. 3 do 145

Item 266.—Bleached cotton, 6-4 wide:Peter .J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y.

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In bales only do . 1722R. P. Clarke Co", Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 193Sample B do .20

Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .1049Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C—

Sample No. 1 do 17Sample No. 2 do 19Sample No. 3 do .22Sample No. 4 do .155

Elhs A. Gimbel, Philadelphia. Pa.—Sample No. 1 do.... .16Sample No. 2 ... do ... .18Sample No. 3 .... do ... .21

Item 267.—Bleached cotton, 9-4 wide:Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y do 2392R. P. Clarke Co.. Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 269Sample B do .28

Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . . 2722Lansbursh & Bro., Washington, D. C.

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Sample No. 1 do.... .23Sample No. 2 ..do .27Sample No. 3 do 30Sample No. 4 do .215

Ellis \. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample No. 1 do 23Sample No. 2.. ..do .25Sample No. 3 do 28

Item 268.—Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide:Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y do 2587R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 289Sample B . do 30

dwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do 2917

248 BEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE.

Item 268.—Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide—Continued.Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C

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Sample No. 1 per yard.Sample No. 2 do...Sample No. 3 do...Sample No. 4 . do

Ellis A. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample No. 1 do...Sample No. 2 do...Sample No. 3 do...Sample No. 4 do...

Item 269.—Unbleached cotton, yard wide:Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y.—

In bales only do. .

.

E. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample AX do...Sample A do...Sample B do...Sample C do...Sample D do...

Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do...Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C.

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Sample No. 1 do...Sample No. 2 do...Sample No. 3 do...Sample No. 4 do...Sample No. 5 do. .

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Sample No. 6 do...Sample No. 7 do. .

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Sample No. 8 do...Sample No. 9 do...Sample No. 10 do...Sample No. 11 do...

EUis A. Gimbsl, Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample No. 1 do...Sample No. 2 do...Sample No. 3 do...Sample No. 4 do...Sample No. 5 do...

Item 270.—Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide:Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y do. .

.

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do...Sample B do...

Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do...Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C.

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Sample No. 1 do. .

.

Sample No. 2 do...Sample No. 3 do...Sample No. 4 do...

Ellis A. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample No. 1 do...Sample No. 2 do. .

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Sample No. 3 do...Item 271.—Cheesecloth, for wiping purposes:

Peter ,T. Constant, Brookljrn, N. Y.—In bales only do...

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y.

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Sample A do...Sample B do...Sample C do...

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do...

Sample B do...Sample C do...Sample D do...Sample E do...

Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C—Sample No. 1 do...

Sample No. 2 do...

Sample No. 3 do...

Sample No. 4 do...

Sample No. 5 ." do. .

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Ellis A. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample No. 1 do...

Sample No. 2 do...

Sample No. 3 do...

Sample No. 4 do...

Sample No. 5 do...

Sample No. 6 do...

Sample No. 7 do...

Sample No. 8 do...

Sample No. 9 do...

Sample No. 10 do...

Item 272.—Unbleached canton flannel, 32 inches wide:Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y.—

Specifications changed do...

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do...

Sample B do...

$0. 2525.29.325.235

.25

.27

.30

.195

. 03597

.042

.042

.044

.0475

.052

.0473

.0525

.054

.0575

.06

.059

.065

,045

,05

.06,0725.0925

.1562

.164

.17

.1663

,155.1575.165.195

.15

.16

.18

0199

.0225

.02

. 01875

.024

.026

.031

.029

.035

.0175

.02

.024

.025

.0275

.0225

. 02375

.025

.0275

. 02875

.03

.03125

.0325

.0375

.0375

1097

135145


Item 272.—Unbleached canton flannel, 32 inches wide—Continued.Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. 0.—

No. 1, 8 ounces per yard.No. 2, 9 ounces do. .

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Ellis A. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa.—No. 1, 31 inches do. .

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No. 2, 31 inches do...




Item 273.—Cotton, yard wide, turkey red:

Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y.—In bales only -• do...

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do..Sample B do..

Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa.—Sample 1 do.

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Sample 2 do.

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Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C—No. 1 do..No. 2 do..No. 3 do..

Item 274.—Cotton, yard wide, green:Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y.—

In bales only do. .

E. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do.

.

Sample B do.

.

Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do..Item 275.—Blue denim, yard wide:

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do.

.

Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do.-Item 276.—Paper, cambric, white, in rolls:

Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do..

Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do...Item 277.—Cambric, white, 24 inches wide:

Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y do.

.

E. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—Sample A do.

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Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do..Item 278.—Silicia, brown, 36 inches wide:

Peter J. Constant, Brooklyn, N. Y do...R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do...Edwm H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do...Lansbiu-gh & Bro., Washington, D. C do. .

.

Item 279.—Alpaca braid, |-inch, in 24-yard pieces:R. P. Clarke Co., Washmgton, D. C—

Sample A .' do..Sample B do..

Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D, C do.

.

Item 280.—English twilled tape, |-inch wide, rolls 10 yards:R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do..

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Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D, C do. .

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Item 281.—Jeweler's cotton, whiteItem 282.—Army blankets, 04 by 84 inches, weighing about 5 pounds:

Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa eachLansburgh & Bro., Washington, D, C do. .

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EUis A. Gimbel, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 283.—Black mohair tubular shoe laces, 36 inches long:Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C per gross

Item 284.—Black mohair tubular shoe laces, spiral ^yire tag endsItem 285.—Solid round black cotton shoe laces, 36 inches longItem 286.—Eope for pressing machines, r^-inch:

Eepubhc Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y.—Sample A per pound.Sample B do..

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y doE. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do.

.

Item 287.—Eope for pressing machines, f-inch:Eepubhc Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample A do..Sample B...r do..

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y doE. P. Clarke Co., Washington, T>.C do. .

.

Item 288.—Boxwood quoins, assorted:Keystone Type Foundry, Philadelphia, Pa per boxAmerican Type Founders Co., Washington, D. G do...

Item 289.—Hempel's improyed patent quoins. No. 1:

Keystone Type Foimdry, Philadelphia, Pa per dozen pairs,F. E. McCarty, Erie, Pa .do. .

.

American Type Founders Co., Washington, D. C—Genuine Hempel do. .

.

$0. 1425.1525

.13

. 1425

.145

.15

. 165

.0772

.075

.085

.0721

.0819

.0825

.1225

.1075

.0492

.085

.075

.1025

.185

.195

.0772

.078

.0775

.0472

.046

.0525

.0972

.107

.095

.105

,018.019,018

.009

.008(1)

3.333. 302. 625

.58

. 06875

.0577

.06

.0625

.066

.056

.06

.0725

.5275

.53

LOO1. 00

1.80

No bids receiyed.

250 BEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

Item 290.—Hempel's improved patent quoin keys, No. 1:

Keystone Type Foundry, Philadelphia, Pa per dozen. . $3. OaF. R. McCarty, Erie, Pa do. . . . 2. 40Morgans & Wilcox Manufacturing Co., Middletown, N. Y do 3. 60American Type Founders Co., Washington, D. C.

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Genuine Hempel do 2. 20Item 291.—Magill's spring tongue gauge pins, adjustable:

Keystone Type Foundry, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.00American Type Founders Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 17

Item 292.—Gauge pins, adjustable, any make (i)

Item 293.—Printers' wooden planers:Keystone Type Foundry, Philadelphia, Pa per dozen. . 3. 17

Item 294.—Lignum-vitse mallets:Keystone Type Foundry, Philadelphia, Pa do 6. 35

Item 295.—Map sticks, pine:Martin Wiegand, Washington, D. C per pair. . . 0249Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 01497

Item 296.—Blue and white bonnet board, 17| by 23| inches:Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C per 100 sheets. . 2. 25R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

D do.... 2.10Item 297.—Toilet paper, 4f inches wide:

E. B. Adams Co., Washington, D. C per roll. . . 045Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 05Republic Bag & Paper Co.—

Grade A. Size, 4f by SJ inches do 0415Grade B do 0453Grade C do 0439Grade D do 0445

Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y.—No. 1 wrapped, 4J by 5J inches do 045No. 2, unwrapped, 4f by 5^ inches do 0445

R, C. Osburn, Philadelphia, Pa.—All jute, 4f by 5^ inches do 0515All jute, 2,000 sheets to the roll, 4f by 5J inches do 099

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 042R, P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample X do 044Sample G do 046Sample A do 044Sample V do 045

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y.—No. 1 do 044No. 2 : do 054

Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 0417R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 043Sample B do 04Sample C do 047

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 0445Item 298.—Aqua ammonia (in drums):

E. J. Murphy Co. ,Washington, D. C—

Drums to be retm-ned, 26° per pound . . .05

Drums to be returned, 20° do 035Drums to be returned, 16° do 025

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 0575Mackall Bros.

,Washington, D. C.

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26° do 0520° do 03510° do 025

Berry & Aikens, Philadelphia, Pa.

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26 per cent do.... .09

Item 299.—Ammonia, anhydrous (in cylinders):Armour & Co., Chicago, 111.—

100-pound cylinders do 2.25

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do 26Mackall Bros. , Washington, D. C—

Large cylinders do 25

Small do 27

Berry & Aikins, Philadelphia, Pa do 50John Greig, New York, N. Y.—

Cylinders of about 100 pounds do 24Item 300.—Proof readers' chairs (typewriter style):

W. B. Moses & Sons, Washington. D. C—Sample A per dozen . . 43. 20Sample B do.... 51.00

Item 301.—Offset paper for Potter web presses, 39 inches wide:Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 05

Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y.—Grade A do 075

Grade B do 075

Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do 06964

R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C—Sample D do 053

The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 0625

1 No bids received. 1 per cent, 10 days.


Item 302.— Offset paper for Potter web presses, 26 inches wide:Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . $0,050Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y.—

Grade A do 075Grade B do 075

Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va.—Sample do 06964


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Sample D do 058The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 0625

Item 303.—X star manila paper, 48 inches wide, for tympan sheets:

Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y.—Grade A do 075Grade B do 0525

Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va do 04794-

Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C do 045R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

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Sample E do 049The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 07



Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk, Va.

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Sample do ' .04794Mathers-Lamm Paper Co.

,Washington, D. C do 045


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Old Dominion Paper Co., Norfolk,Va :do 04794Mathers-Lamm Paper Co.

,Washington, D. C do 045

R. P. Andrews Paper Co.,Washington, D. C—


Item 306.—XX star manila paper, 48 inches wide, for tympan sheets:


R. P. Andrews Paper Co.,Washington, D. C.

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Sample E : do 049Item 307.—Wining paper for embossing presses, rolls 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 inches wide:

Republic Bag & Paper Co., New York, N. Y.—4 and 5 inches do 0416 inches and up 1 do 039

Geo. W. Millar & Co., NeAV York, N. Y.—4, 5 inches do 041

6, 7, and 8 inches do 039R. C. Osbum, Philadelphia, Pa.—

24 by 36 inches—60, 70, or 80 pounds do 0525Mathers-Lamm Paper Co. ,

Washington, D. C do 044R. P. Andrews Paper Co.

,Washington, D. C.

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4 and 5 inches, N do 0436 inches and larger,W do 042

The Whitaker Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio-Sample buff, 4, 5 inches per cwt. . 4. 05Sample buff, 6, 7, 8 inches do 3. 85

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 042-

Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do 039^

Item 308.—White French folio paper, 17 by 22 inches, 10 pounds to ream:Sylvesters. Garrett, Philadelphia, Pa per ream.. .99Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 70Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do 80Mathers-Lamm Paper Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 55Sample B do 70Sample C do 75

Item 309.—Lanston Monotype keyboard and casting-machine paper:Colonial Co., Mechanic Falls, Me per pound. . . 06

Item 310.—Window-shade material, 42 inches wide:M. G. Copeland Co.

,Washmgton, D. C per yard. . . 42

W. B. Moses & Sons. Washington, D. C do 37Item 311.—Window-shade material, 45 inches wide:

M. G. Copeland Co., Washmgton, D. C do 48W. B. Moses & Sons. Washington, D. C do 40

Item 312.—Window-shade material, 48 inches wide:M. G. Copeland Co., Washington, D. C do 52W. B. Moses & Sons. Washington, D. C do 44

Item 313.—Window-shade material, 54 inches wide:M. G. Copeland Co., Washington, D. C do 59W. B. Moses & Sons. Washington, D. C do 50

Item 314.—Window-shade material, 60 inches wide:•M. G. Copeland Co. , Washington, D. C do 69W. B. Moses & Sons, Washington, D. C do 57

252 BEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 315.—Window-shade material, 66 inches wide:M. G. Copeland Co.

,Washington, D. C per yard.

W. B. Moses & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

.

Item 316.—Washing and ironing towels, roller, each 3 yards long:The Tolman Laundry, Washington, D. C per 100 towels.Frazee- Potomac Laundry Co.

,Washington, D. C do...

James S. Cotton, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 317.—Washing and ironing towels, roller, each 2 yai'ds long:The Tolman Laundry, Washington, D. C do...Frazee-Potomac Laundry Co., Wasliington, D. C do...James S. Cotton, Washington, D. C do...

Item 318.—Washing and ironing towels, each 20 by 40 inches:The Tolman Laundry, Washington, D. C do...Frazee-Potomac Laundry Co., Washington, D. C do...James S. Cotton, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 319.—Washing and ironing towels, hand, each 14 by 20 inches:The Tolman Laundry, Washington, D. C do. .

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Frazee-Potomac Laundry Co., Washington, D. C ' do. .

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James S. Cotton, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 320.—Ultramarine blue powder, best quality:F. E. Okie Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pound.Geo. F. Muth & Co. , Washington, D. C do...E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C. do. .

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B. Binswanger & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do...Sinclair & Valentine Co., New York, N. Y .• do. .

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Charles Hellmuth, New York, N. Y.—1-h do...

Denny, Hilborn & Rosenbach, Philadelphia, Pa do...Item 321.—Dammar varnish for embossing ink:

Heath & Milligan Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111 per gallon.E. J. Murphy Co. (Inc.), Washington, D. C do...B. Binswanger & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do...Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Denny, Hilborn & Rosenbach, Philadelphia, Pa do...

$0. 83.72

1.50.60.05

1.50.60.60

1.50.34.30

1.50.33.35

.20

.115

.13

.1575

.12

.18

.17

1.552.251.11751.771.12

No. 18.

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Statement of proposals receivedfor lithographing and engraving during the fiscal

year ended June 30, 1911.


Engraving 5 illustrations for Circular No. 61, Bureau of Chemistry—How to Kill and BleedMarket Poultry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $6. 30National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.00Engraving 5 illustrations for Circular No. 65, Bureau of Plant Industry—Grape Spraying Ex-periments in Michigan, 1909:

Maurice' Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 9. 50

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13.00

Engraving 31 illustrations for Bulletin No. 186, Bureau of Plant Industry—Field Studies of

the Crown-Gall and Hairy Root of the Apple Tree:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40.75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 54. 18

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 40.00

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 48.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 2 illustrations for Circular No. 163, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Regenerationof the Morgan Horse:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AYashington, D. C i 3. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 125, Part 1—The Gid Parasite and Allied Species of

the Cestode Genus Multiceps:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Circular, Bureau of Chemistry—A Knife for Killing Poultry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00Engraving 44 illustrations for Bulletin No. 89, Bureau of Entomology—The Grape Root Wormwith Especial Reference to Investigations in the Erie Grape Belt from 1907-1909:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 53.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 80.00Galvanotype Eneraving Co., New York, N. Y 55.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 8 illustrations for Circular No. 179, Forest Service—Utilization of CaliforniaEucalypts:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 14.00A. G. Ogden Co, (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

1 Contractor.

KEPOBT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEB. 253

Engraving 10 illustrations for Farraers' Bulletin No. 408—The Potato as a Truck Crop:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., "Washington, D. C i SI4. 00National Engravmg Co., Washington, D. C 17.00Lanman Engraving Co., AVashtngton, D. C 20.00

Engraving 32 illustrations for Bulletin No. 80, Forest Service—The Commercial Hickories:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C i 25. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 33. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 44.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 30.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 397—Bees:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 187, Bureau of Plant Industry—A Study of Cultiva-tion Methods and Crop Rotations for the Great Plains Area:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C i 2. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.40Lanman Engraving Co., W' ashington,_ D. C 6. 00

Engraving 24 illustrations for Bulletin No. 188, Bureau of Plant Industry—Dry Farming inRelation to Rainfall an^ Evaporation:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 24. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 35.00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 409—School Lessons on Com:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.80National Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 1 14. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17.00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Bvilletin No. 410—Potato Culls as a Source of IndustrialAlcohol:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.72Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 9.75

Engraving 9 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 411—Feeding Hogs in the South:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 50National Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C i 13.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.75

Engraving 40 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 407—School Exercises in Plant Produc-tion:

Maiarice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 17. 00National Engraving Co., W'ashington, D. C 19. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25. 00Galvanotype Engi-aving Co., New York, N. Y 22. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 6 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 412—Experiment Station Wôrk LVIII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 75.

National Engraving Co., Wâshington, D. C 4 45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 35, Biological Sm-vey—Distribution and Migration ofNorth American Shore Birds (Plates I, II, III, IV):Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C i 12. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14 50^

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20. 00Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 190, Bureau of Plant Industry—Orchard Green-Maniu-ing in California:Maurice Jovce Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C i 13. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 50

Engraving 22 illustrations for North American Fauna No. 31—Revision of the "Wood Rats of theGenus Neotoma:Matnice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 39. 00National Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 48. 54Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 49. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 25. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 85, Part VIII, Bureau of Entomology—The CowpeaCurculio:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 00National Engraving Co., Wâshington, D. C 6. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4 OO

Engraving 4 illustrations for Circular No. 64, Bureau of Entomology—The Cottony Maple Scale:Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. OO'

Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 68, Bureau of Soils—The Movement of Soil Materialby the Wind:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' i 19. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21. 88Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survev Cards for Illinois, Bureau of Plant Industry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C L 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survey Cards for Miimesota—Bureau of Plant In-dustry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washinstcn, D. C i 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C LOO.

1 Contractor.


Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survey Cards for Colorado—Bureau of Plant Industrv:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '.. i $1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 50Lanraan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Dis3as3 Survey Cards for Michigan—Bureau of Plant Industry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survey Cards for Massachusetts—Bureau of PlantIndustry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survey Cards for South Dakota, Bureau of PlantIndustry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survey Cards for Kentucky—Bureau of Plant In-dustry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i

. 97National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survey Cards for Kansas—Bureau of Plant Industry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i. 97National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survey Cards for Tennessee—Bureau of Plant In-dustry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i

. 97National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Plant Disease Survey Cards for Vermont—Bureau of Plant In-dustry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i

. 97National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C L 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 333—Cotton Wilt:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 50

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 80, Part V, Bureau of Entomology—The Nut-FeedingHabits of the Codling Moth:Matirice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 75Lanman I'"ngraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 25

Engraving 2 illustrations for Directions for Planting Bulbs: Tulips and Narcissus, Bureau of

Plant Industry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 50

Engraving 59 illustrations for Bulletin No. 193, Bureau of Plant Industry—Experiments inBlueberry Culture:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 74. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 74. 92Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 74. 50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 70. 00Consolidated Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Engraving 9 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 41&—The Production of Cigar Leaf Tobaccoin Pennsylvania:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 16. 50

Engraving 37 illustrations for Bulletin No. 232, Office of Experiment Stations—ConsolidatedRural Schools and Organization of a County System:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 58. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 48. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 68. 35

Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 322, Forest Service—Reconnoissance Section Plat:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 10

Lanman Engraving Co.,Washington. D. C 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Directions for Planting Bulbs: Hyacinths, Bureau of Plant Industry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 415—Seed Corn:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.80National Engraving Co.

,Washington, D. C 2 88. 75

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 20Engraving 89 illustrations for Bulletin No. 78, Bureau of Statistics—Agricultural Graphics:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co. , Washingtori. D. C 1 75. 00

National Engraving Co.,Washington, D. C 2 7. 42

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 81. 50

Galvanotvpe Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y 80. 00Consolidated Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

1 Contractor. 2 Bid withdrawn.

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EngraviBg 8 illustrations for BuUetia No. 189, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Source of theDrug Dioscorea, with a Consideration of the Dioscorea in the United States:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $15. 80


Lanman Engraving Co.,Washington, D. C i 12. 00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 229, Office of Experiment Stations—Delivery of

Water to Irrigators:

Maurice Jovee Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 11. 50

National Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 11. 90


Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 85, Part VII, Bureau of Entomology—The SmokyCrane-Elv:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.80

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 90


Engraving 1 illustration for Circular No. 181—Consumption of Firewood in the L'nited States:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C i. 97

National Engraving Co., "Washington, D. C 1. 00


Engraving 3 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 304, Revised—Growing and Curing Crops:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.85


Engraving 30 illustrations for Bulletin No. 110, Part II, Bureau of Animal Industry—A Bio-

metrical Study of Egg Production in the Domestic Fowl; II—Seasonable Distribution of EggProduction:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.

,Washington, D. C 24. 90



Galvanotvpe Engraving Co. . New York, N. Y 25. 00

A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 26. 80

Engraving 6 illustrations for Circular No. 69, Bureau of Plant Industry—Barley Culture in theSouthern States:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11. 50


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 8. 75

Engraving 14 illustrations for Bulletin No. 194, Bureau of Plant Industry—Summer Apples in

the Middle Atlantic States:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28. 50

National Engraving Co. ,''Washington, D. C 29. 60


Galvanotvpe Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y. 27. 00

A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore. Md 26. 86

Engraving 4 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 419—Experiment Station Work LIX:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 50



Engraving 9 illustrations for Circular No. 64, Bureau of Chemistry—Eefrigeration of Poultryand Eggs in the United States:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 45


Lanman Engraving Co.,Washington, D. C i 14. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Inspection of Imported Meats and Meat Food Products under theFood and Drugs Act of June 30, 1906:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .75


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ -50

Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 64, Part X, Bureau of Entomology—The Pecan Cigar

Case-Bearer:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C i 6. 25

National Engraving Co.,"Washington, D. C 10. 72

Lanman Engraving Co., Wasliington, D. C 7.75

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 64, Part X, Bureau of Entomology—The Pecan CigarCase-Bearer:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.35

Eeengraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Office of Experiment Stations for the yearended June 30, 1909:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00

Engraving .32 illustrations for Bulletin No. 192, Bureau of Plant Industry—Drought Resistanceof the Olive in the Southwestern States:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 29. 60


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 32.00

Galvanotvpe Engravmg Co., New York, N. Y 30. 00

A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Bahimore, Md No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 3,546 copies each of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 61, Bureau01 Soils—The Electrical Bridge for the Determination of Soluble Salts in Soils:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 30. 00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 54.00

Webb & Bocorselski Cine), Washington D. C 35.00

Columbia Planograph Co., Washington^ D. C No bid.

Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 61, Bureau of Soils—The Electrical Bridge for theDetermination of Soluble Salts in Soils:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 60


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 10. 25

1 Contractor.


Engraving 4 illustrations for Farmer's Bulletin No. 420—Oats: Distribution and Uses:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i$2.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.50

Engraving 21 illustrations for Circular No. 101, Office of Experiment Stations—The Selection andInstallation of Machinery for Small Pumping Plants:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16.60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 14. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.95Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 15.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 16.00

Engraving 17 illustrations for Bulletin^'No. 198, Bureau of Plant Industry—Dimorphic Branchesin Tropical Crop Plants: Cotton, Coffee, Cacao, the Central American Rubber Tree, and theBanana:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 27.85National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 38.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C i 27. 25A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 28.20

Engraving 66 illustrations for Technical Series No. 20, Part I, Bureau of Entomology—Contri-butions toward a Monograph of the Bark Weevils of the Genus Pissodes:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Wasliington, D. C 44.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 38. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 60.00

Engraving 18 illustrations for Bulletin No. 133, Bureau of Chemistry—Preparation of the Codand Other Salt Fish for the Market, including a Bacteriological Study of the Cause of Red-dening:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 34.25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 22.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '22.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 26. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 16 illustrations for Bulletin No. 80, Part VI, Bureau of Entomology—Life Historyof the Codling Moth in Northwestern Pennsylvania:Maurice Joj^ce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17.55National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 19.60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 16. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 80, Part VII, Bureau of Entomology—The One-SprayMethod in the Control of the Codling Moth and the Plum Curculio:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C : 9. 96National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 9. 40

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 80, Part VIII, Bureau of Entomology—Tests of Spraysagainst the European Fruit Lecanium and the European Pear Scale:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.84Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5.25

Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 195, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Production of

Volatile Oils and Perfumery Plants in the United States:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 60



Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 197, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Soy Bean: His-

tory, Varieties, and Field Studies:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 21.00



Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 196, Bureau of Plant Industry—Breeding DroughtResistant Forage Plants for the Great

.Plains Area:




Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 200, Bureau of Plant Industry—Breeding New Typesof Egyptian Cotton:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11. 75



Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 82, Part VI, Bureau of Entomology—Biologic Noteson Species of Diabrotica in Southern Texas:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 70



Engraving 34 illustrations for Twenty-sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry,

1909 (H. Doc. No. 1032, 61st Cong., 3d sess.):


National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 36.90


A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 38. 20

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 40. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 104—Notes on Frost:


National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 5. 25

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C

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4. 15

Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 421—The Control of Blowing Soils:


National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.


1 Contractor

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Engraving 8 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 423—Foi-est Nurseries for Schools:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. G No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C SIH. 00-

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 10.50Photolithographing and printing 5,000 copies of 1 illustration for Form No. 979—Forest AtlasConventional Sheets:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 20. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,003 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 214, OfTice of

Experiment Stations—Irrigation in the State of Washington:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 10.00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 16.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 18.00

Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C... No bid.Engraving 25 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 414—Corn Cultivation:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 33.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 25.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 29.00

• A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 28.75Engraving 3 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 425—Experiment Station Work LX:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., V/ashington, D. C 4. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 69Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Circular No. 74—The Ornamental Value of the Saltbushes.Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.00Lanm.an Engraving Co., "Washington, D. C i 3.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Circular No. 76, Biological Survey—The California Ground Squirrel:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 7. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5.90

Lithographing and printing 1,003 copies each of 4 illustrations for Circular No. 144, Bureau of

Animal Industry—Tuberculosis of Hogs:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 166.00

Lithographing and printing 1,003 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 21, Biological Survey

—

The Bobwhite and Other Quails of the United States in Their Economic Relations. Reprint:A. Hoen & Co.

,Baltimore, Md i 60. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 129, Bureau of Animal Industry—Cattle Breeders'Associations in Denmark:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. i 5. 80

Engraving 12 illustrations to accompany Farmers' Bulletin No. 424—Oats: Growing the Crop:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 19. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16.55

A. G. Ogden Co. (inc.), Baltimore, Md i 13. 63

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 17. 50Engraving 14 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 426—Canning Peaches on the Farm:


National Engraviiig Co., Washington, D. C 9. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C : . . 10. 50A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 36, Biological Survey—Raising Deer and Other LargeGame Animals in the United States:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 22.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ~. i 18. 35

Engraving 1 illustration—Absence Record Cards:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 4.35National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 44Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 94—Insects Injurious to Forests and Forest Products,etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 25

Reproducing 21 illustrations for Bulletin No. 230, Part 1, Office of Experiment Stations—Reporton the St. Francis Valley Drainage Project in Northeastern Arkansas: General Report:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 5,746 copies each of 9 illustrations—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i.7t;6. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 974. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1. 063. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 875. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C No bid.

Item No. 2.—Engraving 12 illustrations

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23.00National Engraving Co.,"Washington, D. C 19.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 12. 35

Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 203—The Importance and Improvement of the GrainSorghums:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md i 11. 46Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 16. 50

1 Contractor.

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Engraving, by the photogravure process, and printing 3,546 copies of 1 illustration for BulletinNo. 74—Chemical Nature of Soil Organic Matter:Photogravure & Color Co., New York, N. Y i $64 32F. A. Ringler & Co., New York, N. Y. . . . 8o'. 00Campbell Art Co., Elizabeth', N. J 79. 12

Reproducing 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 234—Report on Reclamation of Overflowed Laridsin Kansas:

Item. No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 5,546 copies each of 4 illustrations—The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 135. OOEckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 88.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, I). C , . i 76! 50Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C ' 155' ooWebb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C I..... No bid.

Item No. 2.—Engraving 2 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.45National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Circular No. 130—The Oak Pruner:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 00

Engraving 23 illustrations for Bulletin No. 201—Natural Vegetation as an Indicator of the Capa-bilities of Land for Crop Production in the Great Plains Area:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 15. 65

Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 302—Forest Service Calendars for 1911:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 95Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Radish Notes—Card: "Outline Form, Radish":Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.20

Lithographing and printing 1,003 copies of 1 illustration for Introduction of the Hungarian Par-tridge into the United States (Reprint, Yearbook, 1909):American Lithographic Co., New York, N. Y 1 150. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 165.00

Engi'aving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 131, Bureau of Animal Industry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 5. 25

Engraving 2 illustrations for Circular No. 104, Office of Experiment Stations—Drainage of the. Fifth Louisiana Levee District, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 25

Engraving 9 illustrations for Circular No. 131, Bureau of Entomology—How to Control the PearThrips:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 35National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 90

Engraving 7 illustrations for Circular No. 131, Bureau of Entomology—How to Control the PearThrips:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 90

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 8. 75

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8 75

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Circular No. 103, Office of Experiment Stations—The DrainageSituation in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 5,546 copies of 1 illustration-

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 340. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md. .• 1 270. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 2 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 35

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.-50

Engraving 30 illustrations for Bulletin No. 202—The Seedling:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 65.00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '- 58.90

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C - - - 40. 50

A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 133.00


Engraving 26 illustrations for Bulletin No. 204—Agricultural Explorations in the Fruit and NutOrchards of China:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 38. 70


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C - 1 33. 50


A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 1.52 illustrations for Bulletin No. 127—The Nematodes Parasitic:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., ^Vashington, D. C 124. 00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2 gg. oo


A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 91.20


1 Contractor. j.. r ^2 Awarded to next higher bidder by instruction of Public Printer, owing to delays and unsatisfactory

work of A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.).


Engraving 13 illustrations for Circular No. 1G5, Bureau of Animal Industry—Methods for theEradication of Gid.Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $8. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10. 15

Photoiithogi-aphing and printing 3,000 copies of 1 illustration—Zone Maps for the Bureau ofEntomology:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 122. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 76. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C IOC. 00The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid-

Engraving 1 illustration for Circular No. 5, Rev. Ed., Bureau of Entomology—The CarpetBeetle:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C, 8. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington; D. C i 3. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Circular No. 29, Rev. Ed., Bureau of Entomology—The Fruit-TreeBarkbeetle:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 4. 70

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Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 00Engraving 1 illustration—Blanks: Squash Notes:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i. 74National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .95Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration—Blanks: Turnip Notes:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i. 95Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration—Blanks: Beet Notes:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i. 70National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .87Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C .85

Engraving 1 illustration—Blanks: Bean Notes:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D:C i. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, t). C 1. 14Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 181—Pruning:

^ .Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i. 88Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .90

Engraving 3 Illustrations for Circular No. 106, Office of Experiment Stations—The AmericanSystem of Agricultural Education:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 82, Part VII—Some Insects Injurious to Truck Crops:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50Lanman Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C 1 1. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations—Outline Maps for the Bureau of Entomology:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 40


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 3. 00Photolithographing and printing 503 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 217, Office of

Experiment Stations—Drainage of Irrigated Lands in the San Joaquin Valley, Cal.:

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 8. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 10. 00The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 14 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 430—Experiment Station Work LXI:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i G. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 132, Bureau of Animal Industry—A BacteriologicalStudy of Ham Souring:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 17. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 75

Reproducing 27 illustrations for Bulletin No. 90, Bureau of Entomology—Fumigation of CitrusTrees in California:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 3,046 copies each of 2 illustrations—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 24.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 24. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C i 22. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C No bid.


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 58. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 77. 64Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 46.25

Engraving 6 illustrations for Technical Series 21, Bureau of Entomology—Synopsis, Catalogue,and Bibliography of North American Thysanoptera:Maurice Joj^ce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 12. 72


Engraving 2 illustrations for Circular No. 132, Bureau of Entomology—The Periodical Cicadain 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 00National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 2. 75


1 Contractor.

260 EEPOKT OE THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 135, Bureau of Chemistry—Commercial Turpentines:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $2.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.26Lanman Engraving C o., Washington, D. C 2. 00

Reproducing 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 235, Office of Experiment Stations—Irrigation inArizona:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 5,546 copies each of 2 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 21.00Eckert Lithographing Co. , W ashington, D . C 22. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C i 20.00United States Geological Survey, Washiagton, D. C 29.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 24,75


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 9. 19Larunan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 16

Engraving 15 illustrations for Bulletin No. 136, Bureau of Chemistry—Shellfish Contaminationfrom Sewage-Polluted Waters:Maurice JojTe Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 34.50Lanman En^^raving Co., Washington, D. C i 28. 75

Engraving 16 illustrations for Bulletin No. 84, Forest Service—Preservative Treatment of Poles:Maurice Joyce Engraving co., Washington, D. C i 31.70National Engraving Co.. Yv'ashington, D. C 40.60Larunan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40.80

Engraving 26 illustrations for Bulletin No. 75, Bureau of Soils—Lawn Soils:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 56.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 56.50Larunan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 47.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 34.50

Engraving 4 illustrations for BuUetin No. 96, Part III, Bureau of Entomology—The LesserGrain-Borer; The Larger Grain-Borer:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.80Lanman Engraving Co., W^ashington, D. C i 8.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 431—The Peanut:Maurice Joyce Engraving to., Washington, D. C 3.75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 432—How a City Family Managed a Farm:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 15.55Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16.45

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 96, Part I, Bureau of Entomology—A List of InsectsAffecting Stored v ereals:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.75National Engraving lo., Vv''ashington, D. C i 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 96, Part II, Bureau of Entomology—The Broad-NosedGrain Weevil; the L,ong-Headed Flour Beetle:Maurice Joyce Engraving v. o,. Washington, D. C 4.25National En'zraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.50

Engraving 1 illustration—Cards—Map of Mexico:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review for November, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 13.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 18

I anman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.30Photolithographing and printing 400 copies of 1 illustration—^Maps—Boll Weevil, 1910:

The Norris Peters Co. ,Washington, D . C J

i 7. 00Eckert i^ithographing Co., Washington, D. C 9.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 10.50

Engraving 4 illustrations for No. A-74, Bureau of Plant Industry—Boys' Demonstration Work:Maurice Joyce Engraviag Co., Washington, D. C 16.00

National Engraving to., Washington, D. C 14.50Lanman Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C i 8.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Circular No. 75, Bureau of Plant Industry—Agricultural Survey of

Four Townships in Southern New Hampshire:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.25National Engraving ( o.,"Washington, D. C - 3.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2.25Baltimore-Marvland Engraving to., Baltimore, Md 2.25

Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 95, Part I, Bureau of Entomology—The TimothyStem-Borer:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.64

I anman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6.35

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving eo., Baltimore, Md 11.50Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 433—Cabbage:



I anman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 14.00

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 17.50

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Engraving 2 illustrations for District No. 6—Separate from Monthly Weather Review, Decem-ber, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C S4 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4.20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.60

Engraving 1 iUustration for District iSTo. 11—Separate from Monthly Weather Review, Decem-ber. 1910:

Maurice Joyce EngraA'ing Co., Washington, D. C 8.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 6. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 50

Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bineau, 1909-10:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 40. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 43.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 48. 7.5

Engraving 5 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 114—Experiment Station Work XIV:Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C -5.00

Engraving 36 illustrations for Bulletin No. 213, Bureau of Plant Industry—Cro'vn-Gall of Plants:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ i 216. 00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 435—Experiment Station Work LXII:Maurice Joyce Engra^ing Co., Washington, D. C i 5.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.80

Engraving 20 illustrations for Bulletin No. 211, Bureau of Plant Industry—BacteriologicalStudies of the Soils of the Truckee-Carson Irrigation Project:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 35.60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 28. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28.00

Reproducing 14 illustrations for Reconnoissance Soil Survey of Western South Dakota:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 1 1,067.00Julius Bien Co.', New York, N. Y 1, 178. 00


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Kitab Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 27.50Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 35. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., Nevv York, N. Y i 20. 00

Reproducing 25 illustrations for Reconnoissance Soil Survey of the Eastern part of the PugetSound Basin, Washington:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 10,613 copies each of 2 illustrations-

Julius Bien Co. , K ew York, N. Y 1 1, 726. 00A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 1,817.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 2,504.00

Item ^.0. 2.—Lithographins and printing 10,613 copies each of 2 illustrations

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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 1, 408. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2,380.00United States Geological Sin-vey, Washington, D. C 1,924.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 42. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 29.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C : 35. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 26.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 24. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Circular No. 74, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Sulphur Bleachingof Commercial Oats and Barley:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AYashington, D. C 6.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 79, Bureau of Soils—The Color of Soils:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.00Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C i 3. 00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Biilletki No. 434—The Home Production of Onion Seedsand Sets:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 22. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25.30

Engraving 8 illustrations for Farmers"' Bulletin No. 436—AVinter Oats for the South:Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25. 00National Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 1 16. 75Lanman Engraving Co., AYashington, D. C 20.00

Engraving 2 illustrations—Blanks: To^siiship plats:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 4.00National Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 3. 40Lanman Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C i 3.28

Reproducing 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 206, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Blister Rustof AYhite Pine:Item 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,456 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 2 190. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 295. 00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 185.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 7 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 11. 00National Engraving Co., AA^'ashington, D. C 15. 90Lanman Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 1 10. 40Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 12. 50

Contractor. ^Awarded on time, on recomuiendatiou 01 deparLUieuL.


Engraviag 8 illustrations for BuUetia No. 210, Bureau of Plant Industry—Hindi Cotton ia

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $36. 00National Engraving Co., Waslitngton, D. C 36. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 33.80Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Reproducing 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 236, O ffice of Experiment Stations—Use of Under-ground Water for Irrigation at Pomona, California:Item 1.—Photolithographing and printing 6,746 copies of 1 illustration—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 15. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1.5. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington. D. C 20. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C No bid.

Item 2.—Engi-aving 16 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 28. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 30. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 31. 05

Engi-aving 36 illustrations for Bulletin No. 71, Bureau of Soils—Soil Erosion:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 159. 00National Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 1 143. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 186. 55Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Lithograpbingandprintingl,746copiesofl illustration for Bulletin No. 75, Bureau of Ento-mology—Miscellaneous Papers on Apiculture: »

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 52. 00Engi-aving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 95, Part II, Bureau of Entomology—The Maize Bill bug:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14. 50National Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C i 8. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 22. 50

Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 97, Part I—Spraying Experiments Against the GrapeLeafhopper in the Lake Erie Valley:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 14. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 25

Engi-aving 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 97, Part II, Bureau of Entomology—Life Historyand Control of the Coddling.Moth on Pears in California:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12. 15National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15. 44Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 8. 75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 13. 25

Engraving 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 99, Part I, Bureau of Entomology—The OrangeThrips:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 15. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18. 20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 19. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 135—A Comparative Study of Methods of ExaminingFeces for Evidences of Parasitism:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i 2. 75

Engraving 5 illustrations for Circular No. 69—Improvements in the Knorr Fat ExtractionApparatus:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, ID. C 5. 50Lanman Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engi-aving Co., Baltimore, Md i 3. 25

Engraving 1 illustration—Temperature Chart:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 40

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 65Lanman Engraving Co., Washinrton, D. C 8. 40

Engraving 4 illustrations for Circular' No. 175—The Growth and Management of Douglas Fir inthe Pacific Northwest:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C J 13. 85


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore. Md 14. 50

Engraving 1 illustration—Field Plats—CScottsbluff, Nebr., substation):Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 60



Baltimore-Maryland Engi-aving Co.. Baltimore, Md 4.50Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 87, Forest Service—Eucalyptus in Florida:

Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20. 50


I/anman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 1 15. 00Baltimore-Marvland Engraving; Co., Baltimore, Md 26. 50

Engraving 20 illustrations for Bulletin No. 88, Forest Service—Properties and Uses of Doug-las Eir:

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.



Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 39. 00

Engraving 21 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 438—Hog Houses:Maurice .Joyce Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C - -24. 75

National Engraving Co., Washington, DC 33. 40


Baltimore-Maryland Engiaving Co., Baltimore, Md ^ 20. 75

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Engraving 5 illustrations for Technical Series XX, Part IV—Studies in the Sawfly GenusHoplocampa:Maurice Joyce Engi'aving Co., Washington, D. C .' $10. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14. 20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore. Md i 8. 75

Engraving 18 illustrations for Annual Report of the Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Stationfor 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 42. 50


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i 37. .50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Circular No. 135, Bureau of Entomology—The Asparagus Miner:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i LOO

Engraving 1 illustration for Circular No. 136, Bureau of Entomology—The Distribution of theRocky Mountain Spotted Fever Tick:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 26Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00

Engraving 14 illustrations for Farmers'- Bulletin No. 440—Spraying Peaches for the Control of

Brown-Rot, Scab, and Curculio:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 24. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 17. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. G 18.25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 24. 25

Engraving 2 illustrations—Field Plats—Bureau of Plant Industry (Hays, Kans., substation;Hettinger, N. Dak., substation):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 24Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ,.

i 6. 00Engraving 1 illustration for District No. 2—Separate from Monthly Weather Review, January,

1911:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 60

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.63Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 10

Engraving 3 illustrations for Circular No. 78, Biological Survey—Seed-Eating Mammals in Rela-tion to Reforestation:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 70

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.95Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 75

Engraving 3 illustrations for No. A-75, Bureau of Plant Industry—Boys' Demonstration Work. in Corn Clubs:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5-25

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 75

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 137, Bureau of Chemistry—Proceedings of the Twenty-seventh Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, held at Wash-ington, D. C, Nov. 10-12, 1910:


National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 25

Engraving 5 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 441—Lespedeza, or Japan Clover:Mamice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 64Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.70Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 8.50

Engraving 1 illustration—Cards—Mineral Records—Bureau of Soils:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C * .7&Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md .90

Engraving 9 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 442—The Treatment of Bee Diseases:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 7.65National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ 7.26Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 9. 20

Engraving 1 illustration—Cards—Map of California:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 40

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .76Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.,' Baltimore, Md * • 65

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Woodland Area, California, 1909 (Advance Sheets,Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration (Soil Map)—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md • 1, 363. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 974. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 1, 933. 00

Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration (Alkali Map)—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 773. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 644. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D, C 1, 330. 00

Item No. 3.—Engraving 1 illustration—Maiirice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 1. 25

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1-50

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Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Spencer Area, West Virginia fAdvance Sheets,Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and Printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $719.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 684. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Vv^ashington, D. C 1,059.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 25Lanmao Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Reconnoissance Soil Survey of Southwestern Pennsylvania:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 22,613 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2,086.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1, 755. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 1,624.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 4 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 00Lanraan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.25

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Nashua Area, New Hampshh-e (Advance Sheets,Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909)":

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 10,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 597.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 478.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 774.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Conway Area, South Carolina (Advance Sheets,Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 730.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 723. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C . 974. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving i illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Grayson County, Tex. (Advance Sheets, FieldOperations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 755. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 693. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1,040.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Franklin County, Ga. (Advance Sheets, Field, Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 381.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 355. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 474.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 25

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C , 1.50Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Sumner County, Pa. (Advance Sheets, FieldOperations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 563.00Julius Bien Co., Baltimore, Md i 477. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 598. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.25

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Berks County, Pa. (Advance Sheets, Field

Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithogranhivig and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 897.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 927.00Eckert Lithographing; Co., Washington, D. C 1,533.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1,226.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y ^ .75

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Waushara County, Wis. (Advance Sheets, FieldOperations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 536.00•Julius Bien Co. , Baltimore. Md 591 . 00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 581.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 686. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 75

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Campbell County, Va. (Advance Sheets, FieldOperations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co. ,

Baltimore, Md i 599. 00

Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y 724. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 724.00

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 639.00

1 Contractor.


Keproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Campbell County, Va., etc.—Continued.Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $1.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., l\ew York, N. Y i.75

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Scotland County, N. C. (Advance Sheets, FieldOperations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithogi-aphing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 458.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 434.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 424.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 027.00

Item No. 2.—Engra\ing 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i. 75

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Washington County, N. Y. (Advance Sheets,Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and nrinting 8,613 copies of 1 illustratioh—A. Hoen & Co., Baltunore, Md 811.00JuUus Bien Co. , New York, N. Y \ i 663. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 965.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50Galvanotvpe Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i. 75

Reproduchig 122 illustrations for Yearbook, Department of Agriculture, 1910 (H. Doc. No. 1222;

61st Cong., 3d sess.):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 411,676 copies each of 8 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore. Md. (7 colors) 5, 850. 00A. Grignard & Co., New York, N. Y. (7 colors) 5, 300. 00Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. (6 plates, 6 colors; 2 plates, 7 colors) 5, 590. 00American Lithographic Co. , New York, N. Y. (8 colors) 5, 849. 00American Lithographic Co. (alternate bid, 10 colors) 6,505.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 94 half-tone illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washin.gton, D. C 153. 73

National E'ngi-aving Co.,'Washington, D. C : 1 118. 50

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 270.00Galvanotvpe Engraving Co., Nevv- York, N. Y 175. 00Franklin Photo-Enmving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 131. 91

Kitab Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 122. 50

F . A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y (2)

Item No. 3.—Engraving 20 line-cut illustrations

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Maurice Joyce EngraA-ing Co., "Washington, D. C 12. 75

National Engraving Co.,"Washington, D. C 12.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25.00Galvanotype^ Engraving Co., Xev\- York, X. Y 18. 00Franklin Photo-Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 16.50Kitab Engraving Co. , New York, N . Y i 10. 50F . A . Rmgler C 0

., New York , N . Y (3)

Reproducing 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 78, Bureau of Soils—The Use of Soils East of theGreat Plains Region:Item No. 1.—LithograDhing and printing 1,746 copies of 1 illustration-

Julius Bien Co.^New York, N. Y 204. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltunore, Md i 160. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 214.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 262. 00

Item No. 2.—Photolithographing and printing 1,748 copies each of 7 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co., Washuigton, D. C 21.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 15. 50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.)


Columbia Pianograph Co., Washington, D. C .• IS. 25Item No. 3.—Engraving 9 line-cut illustrations-

Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co.. Washington, D. C 1 10. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 40

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Gaston County, N. C. (Advance Sheets, FieldOperations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 556.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 510.00Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y i < 539. 00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25National Engravhig Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25Lanman Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i

. 75Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survev of Rice County, Minn. (Advance Sheets. FieldOperations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—

Eckert Lithographmg Co., Washington, D. C 595. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 583. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 529. 00

1 Contractor.- Bid 12 cents per sq^uare inch, minimum size cuts, .?1.50.

3 Bid 4 cents per square inch, minimum size cuts, SI.50.* Awarded on recommendation of Department of Agriculture, on aggregate price of 5 i' ems, approved

by Public Printer.

266 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Rice County, Minn., etc.—Continued.Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C : $1. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25Laninan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i

. 75Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Coffee County, Ala. (Advance Sheets, Field

Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 789. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 685. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 649. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 1. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i

. 75Reproducuig 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Cedar County, Mo. (Advance Sheets, Field

Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration

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Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 590. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 663. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 508. 00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 2. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i

. 75Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survey of Chambers County,Ala. (Advance Sheets, Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 785. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 645. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 689. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Northwestern Pennsylvania):

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 819. 00Eckert Lithographing Co.

,Washington, D.C i 566. 00

LTnited States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C 1, 000. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Wexford County, Mich.):Eckert Lithographing Co

. ,Washington , D . C i 250. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Calhoun County, Ala.):A. Hoen & Co., Baltmiore, Md i 535. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Cullman County, Ala.):A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md ^ 483. 0&

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Autauga County, Ala.):A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 526. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Allen County, Ind.):

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 400. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Pajaro Valley, Cal.):

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md ^ 200. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Klamath Reclamation Project, Oreg.—Alkali Map):A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 75. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Klamath Reclamation Project, Oreg.—Soil Map):A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md » 410. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Monroe County, Miss.):

Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y i 407. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Richland County, N. Dak.):

Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y ^ 605. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Portersville Area, Cal.):

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y. .- * 406. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Livingston County, N. Y.):

Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y * 526. 00

Lithographing and printing 4.636 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Field Operations, Bureauof Soils, 1908 (Soil Map of Bibb County, Ala.):

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y - ' 421. 00

Lithographing and printing 2,003 copies each of 4 illustrations for Circular No. 144, Bureau of

Animal Industry—Tuberculosis of Hogs: Its Cause and Suppression. Reprint:

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md ,- 1 178. 00

Reproducing 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 37, Biological Survey—Food of the Woodpeckers of

the United States:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 4,546 copies each of 6 illustrations-

Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y -,698. 00

Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia. Pa ^ 650. 00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 714.00

1 Contractor.

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 26?

Reproducing 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 37, Biological Survey, etc.—Continued.Item No. 2.—Engraving ,i illustrations—

Maui-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $4.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '3.50

Reproducing 5 illustrations for North American Fauna .32—A Systematic Synopsis of the Musk-rats:

Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 3,246 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 104.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 113. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 131.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 4 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engra\ing Co., Washington, D. C 30. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 23. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 38.00

Reproducing IG illustrations for Bulletin No. 237, Office of Experiment Stations—Irrigation inCalifornia:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 8,746 copies of 1 illustration

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 55. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 53.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 65.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 60. 75

Item No. 2.—Engraving 16 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10. 80National Engra^ang Co., Washington, D. C i 8. 45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.95Baltimore-Maryland Engra^nng Co., Baltimore, Md 12. 50

EngraAaug 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 93—The Sugar-cane Insects of Hawaii:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21.20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ 15. 75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 33. 00

Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 214, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Timber RotCaused by Lenzites Sepiaria:Maiuice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18.20National Engraving Co.,' Washington, D. C 16.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C il5. 10Baltimore-Maryland EngraAing Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engra\ing 6 illustrations for Circular No. 133, Bureau of Entomology—The Alfalfa Caterpillar:

Maurice Joyce Engra-ving Co., Washington. D. C 8.20National EngraAnng Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 38Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.50Baltimore-Maryland Engra^^ng Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 212, Bureau of Plant Industry—A Study of FarmEquipment in Ohio:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 8. 20National Engraving Co., Washington, t). C 4. 20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 05Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 139, Bureau of Chemistry—American Mineral Waters:The New England States:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 15National Engraving Co., Waishington, D. C 2. 65Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 3. 25

Engraving 13 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 443—Barley: Growing the Crop:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 19. 55National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18.70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 17. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 22. 50

Photolithographing and printing 2 illustrations (700 copies of 1 and 4,500 copies of 1)—Maps:Area Quarantined on Account of Splenetic * * * or Texas Fever of Cattle; County Mapof United States-The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 45. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 64. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 80. 00

Reprinting in colors 2,000 copies of 1 lithographic illustration for Reconnoissance Soil Survey ofWestern South Dakota (Advance Sheets, Field Operations, Bureau of Soils, 1909):A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 285.00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Circular No. 137,Bureau of Entomology—The Alfalfa Weevil:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 10Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., I3altimore, Md i 5. 65

Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 97, Part III, Bureau of Entomology—VineyardSpraying Experiments Against the Rose-Chafer in the Lake Erie Valley:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 26.00National Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C 1 16. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 22. 00

Lithographing and printing 2,503 copies of 1 illustration for Status of the American Lemon In-dustrv—Reprint from Yearbook, 1907:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 192.00Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y 177. 00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 105.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y No bid.

1 Contractor.


Engraving, by the wax process, 1 illustration for blank book—Farm Diary and Record (OutlineMap of Farm Sheet):L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i $12.00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 18. 00

Engraving 18 illustrations for Bulletin No. 90, Forest Service—Relation of Light Chipping to theCommercial Yield of Naval Stores:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 13.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13.85Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 15.60Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 18. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 447—Bees:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 65Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 3. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Experiment Station Record, Vol. 24, No. 6, May, 1911 (Drawing:Apparatus for Determining Permeability of Soils):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i.75

Engraving 1 illustration—Cards: Gipsy Moth:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00

Reproducing 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 89, Forest Service—The Olympic National Forest:Its Resources and Theh Management:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 8,646 copies of 1 illustration—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 20. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 31. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 25.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 3 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 6.00

Engraving 6 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 450—Some Facts About Malaria:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.


National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 30Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 3. 45Galvanoytpe Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 6. 00

Reproducing 29 illustrations for Bulletin No. 92, Bureau of Entomology—White Flies Injuriousto Citrus in Florida:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 3,246 copies of 1 illustration

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Juhus Bien Co., New York, N. Y 217. 00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 131.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 110. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 28 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 41.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 29.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 33. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 41. 50

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 32.00Reproducing 16 illustrations for Bulletin No. 239, Office of Experiment Stations—Irrigation

in the San Joaquin Valley, California:

Item No. 1.—Photohthographing and prmting 6,746 copies of 1 illustration—The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 35. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 33. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. i 30.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 15 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.50


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 40Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 7. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations for District No. 11—Frost Experiments at San Francisco, etc.:


National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3.29


Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 8. 50

Engraving 5 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review for February, 1911 (Drawings: Tem-peratures * * * Porto Rico):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 95

National Engraving Co., WasMington, D. C i 3. 25


Baltimore-Maryland Engravmg Co., Baltimore, Md 4. 90

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New Nork, N. Y 5.00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 451—Experiment Station Work LXIII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.90



Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 9-50

Engraving 3 illustrations for Buhetin No. 130, Bureau of Animal Industry—Studies on the

Biology of the Texas-Fever Tick:Maurice Joyce Engravmg Co., Washington, D. C 4. 95


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. UO

Baltimore-Marvland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md ^ <5- 75

1 Contractor.

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Engraving 8 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 452—Capons and Caponizing:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Wasliington, D. C $7. 50National Engraving Co., Wasiiington, D. C 0.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 0.75

Engraving 5 illustrations for Circular No. 77—A study of tlie Improvement of Citrus FruitsThrougti Bud Selection:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, 1). C 10.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.50.Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 15. 50

Engi-aving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 216, Bureau of Plant Industry—The Rusts of Grainsin the United States:Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. CONational Engraving Co., Washington, D.G 3.95Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 3. 20Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 4. 7a

Engraving 1 illustration for Daily River Stages, 1910 (Drawing: Elevation, 26 feet):


Engraving 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 75, Forest Service—California Tanhark Oak:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 22. OQNational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 22. Qtt

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 24. 25Gaivanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 29. GOBaltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltim.ore, Md 37. 00Phototype Elngraving Co. (Inc.), Philadelphia, Pa 50.00

Photolithographing and printing 1,003 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 135—OrchardFruits in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge Regions of Virginia and the South Atlantic States:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 10. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Circular No. 78, Bureau of Plant Industry—Agricultural Observa-tions on the Truckee-Carson Irrigation Project:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 20Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1. 75

Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 92—Light in Relation to Tree Growing:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 5. 18National Engraving Co., W^ashington, D. C 5. 70Lanm.an Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.90Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 6.00

Reproducing 62 illustrations for North American Fauna 33—A Biological Survey of Colorado:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 1,746 copies of 1 illustration-

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 139. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 174.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 144. 00United States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C 240.00Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brookljm, N. Y 195.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 61 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 64. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 57. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 49. 70Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 70. OOSterling Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.F. A. Rmgler Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Engraving 9 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 454—A Successful NewYork Farm:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 8.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 9tt

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., BaltimxOre, Md 10. 5CSterling Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No bid,Phototvpe Engraving Co., Philadelphia,- Pa No bid.F. A. Rlngler Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 94, Forest Service—Eastern Scrub Pine:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., W^ashington, D. C 3. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 90Lanman Engra^nng Co., Washington, D. C 4. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 4. 50

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 217, Bureau of Plant Industry—Root-Ejiot and ItsControl:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. OONational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 68Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 9. 60Sterling Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No bid.Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Engraving 64 illustrations for Annual Report of Office of Experiment Stations for the YearEnded June 30, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 84. 30National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i74. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 104. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 83. 00Sterling Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No hid.Phototjrpe Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

1 Contractor.

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Engraving 7 illustrations for Annual Report of the Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Stationfor 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $11. OONational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 10. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 17. 40Sterling Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No bid.Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.F. A. Ringler Co., New Yorlc, N. Y No bid.

Engraving 19 illustrations for Bulletin No. 38, Office of Public Roads—Methods for the Examina-tion of Bituminous Road Materials:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 7. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 9. 90

Reproducing 21 illustrations for Bulletin No. 85, Forest Service—Chaparral:Item No. 1—Photolithographing and printing 4,746 copies of 1 illustration—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 58. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 83. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 65.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 70. 00

Item No. 2—Engraving 20 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 22. 85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 30. 50

Engraving 5 illustrations for Circular No. 184, Forest Service—Fustic Wood: Its Substitutes andAdulterants:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.,.Washington, D. C 6. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 5. 19Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 8. 00

Engraving 0 illustrations for Monthly Weather Review for March, 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. 45National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 7. 35

Engraving 3 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 456—Our Grosbeaks and Their Value toAgriculture:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 40Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 9. 50

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 215, Bureau of Plant Industry—Agriculture in theCentral Part of the Semiarid Portion of the Great Plains.Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 1 4. 62Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 85Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 6. 75

Engraving 38 illustrations for Bulletin No. 86, Forest Service—Windbreaks: Their Influence andValue:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 59. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 47. 90Lanman Engraving Co., V/ashington, D. C 48. 80Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 60. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 60. 00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 69. 00

Engraving 21 illustrations for Bulletin No. 138, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Milk Supply ofChicago and Washington:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 26. 85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 24. 60Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 30. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 28. 00PhototjTpe Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 36. 00

Photolithographing and printing 3,003 copies of 1 illustration for Fiscal Regulations of the UnitedStates Department of Agriculture (Map: Land-Grant and Bond-Aided Railroads of the UnitedStates, 1907):

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 2 34. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 83. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 40. Oft

Engraving 14 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 455—Red Clover:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C - 24. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 13. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md " 18. 50

Engraving 9 illustrations for North American Faima 34—Revision of the Spiny Pocket Mice:Maiirice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10. 96

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 10. 80Baltimore-Maiyland Engraving Co. Baltimore, Md 13. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Circular No. 72, Bureau of Chemistry—An Electrically ControlledConstant Temperature Water-Bath for the Immersion Refractometer:Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 1. 35


Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.. Baltimore, Md 1.50

1 Contractor.2 Awarded by instruction of purchasing agent, owing to negative being in possession of the Norris Peters

Co., which insures better results than from copy furnished.


Engraving 23 illustrations for Bulletin No. 128, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Influence of

Type and Age Upon the Utilization of Feed by Cattle:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, *D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C S17. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 16. 80Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 21.50

Engi-aving 1 illustration—Plats:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .3. 39Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.40

Engraving 35 illustrations for Bulletin No. 86, Forest Service—Windbreaks: Their Influenceand Value:Mamice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 30.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 24. 70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 21. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 23.75

Engraving 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 39, Office of Public Roads—Highway Bridges andCulverts:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 37. 70National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 24. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 42.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 31.50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 138, Bureau of Chemistry—Translocation of PlantFood and Elaboration of Organic Plant Material in Wheat Seedlings:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 2.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.28Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.30Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., IBaltimore, Md 1. 60

Reproducing 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 91, Forest Service—Grazing and Floods:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 7,246 copies each of 3 illustrations

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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 163.00Item No. 2.—Engraving 6 illustrations

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.75National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 9. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 7. 45

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 8.50Engraving 1 illustration for Mount Weather Observatory Bulletin, Vol. Ill, Part V:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 2. 45Engraving 1 illustration for Farmers' Bulletin No. 457—Experiment Station WorkLXIV, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .84Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .80

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.Engraving 26 illustrations for Annual Report of Alaska Agricultwal Experiment Stations for

1910:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 36.40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 44.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 32.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 47.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 52.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Mount Weather Observatory Bulletin, Vol. IV, Part I:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.40National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 1 1.85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.35

Engraving 1 illustration for Circular No. 80, Biological Survey—Progress of Game Protection in1910, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i.85

Reproducing 14 illustrations for Bulletin No. 38, Biological Survey—Birds of Arkansas:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 4,746 copies of 1 illustration—

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 51.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 65.00The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 53.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 13 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 19.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 22.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25.50

Engraving 23 illustrations for Bulletin No. 221, Bureau of Plant Industry—Dimorphic Leavesof Cotton and Allied Plants in Relation to Heredity:

Maiarice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 63.00 «

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 43.44Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 42.25Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 45. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 19 illustrations for Bulletin No. 23, Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station—Legu-minous Crops for Hawaii:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 39.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 29. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 35.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 30. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 80, Bureau of Soils—Examination of Soils for OrganicConstituents:Maurice Joyce Engra-ving Co., Washington, D. C 3.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 2. 75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

1 Contractor.

272 SEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.

Engraving 1 illustration—Blank books: Field Note Books:Maiirice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C

, $1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .90

Engraving i;^ illustrations for Circular No. 95, Office of Public Roads—Special Road Problemsin the Southera States:Maurice Joyc^ Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10. 85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 10. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 142, Bureau of Chemistry—Studies on FruitRespiration:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18. 24Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 15. 80Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md : No bid.

Engravmg 19 illustrations for Circular No. 81, Bureau of Biological Survey—Three ImportantWild Duck Foods:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2 21. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 22. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 22. 85Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore; Md 21. 00

Reproducing 89 illustrations for Bulletin No. 91, Bureau of Entomology—The Importation Intothe United States of the Parasites of the Gipsy Moth and the Brown-Tail Moth:Item No. 1.—Lithograpliing and printing l,74fi copies each of 4 illustrations—

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 13 295. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 174. 00Eckert I/ithographing Co., Washington, D. C 158. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 198. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 85 iilustrations—Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 74. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 84. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 34. 40Baltimore-Marvland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 66. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 74. 00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 222, Bureau of Plant Industry—Arrangements ofParts in the Cotton Plant:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10. 25National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 8. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 9. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md ^ 8. 75

Engraving 3 illustrations for Circular "G," Instrument Division—Instructions for Care andManagement of Sunshine Recorders:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 80

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 147, Bureau of Chemistry—Coal-Tar Colors Used inFood Products:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C i.85

Engraving « illustrations for Separate No. 549—Promising New Fruits (Reprint from Yearbook,1910):American Lithographic Co., New York, N. Y No bid.Sackott & "V\'ilhelms Co , Brooklyn. N. Y 1, 134. 00A. Grignard & Co., New York, N. Y 1 375. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 778. 00

Engraving 35 illustrations for Bulletin No. 219, Bureau of Plant Industry—American MedicinalLeaves and ITerbs:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 46. 90Gatchell ^ Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 121. 00Gill Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 125.00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 458—The Best Two Sweet Sorghums for

Forage:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12. 00National Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 7. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md . 7. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Instructions for Cooperative Observers, 4th Edition:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Lanman Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 90

Photolithographing and printing 1,003 copies of 1 illustration for soils ofthe Atlantic and GulfCoastal Plains Province (Reprint from Bulletin No. 78, Bureau of Soils):

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 50Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 225, Bureau of Plant Industry—A Spot Disease ofCauliflower:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 80

Engraving 9 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 459—House Flies:

Manrico Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C » 11. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, T). C 11. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12.00

• Contractor.2 Awarded on time, by instructions of purchasing agent.3 Awarded on time, on recommendation of department, approved by Public Printer.

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTER. 273

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 89, Bureau of Statistics—Marketing Grain and LiveStock in the Pacific Coast Region:Maurice Joj-ce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 11. 50National Engraving Co., V>'ash.ington, D. C 9.00Lanman Engravmg Co., Washington, D. C 1. 75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 11 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 460—Frames as a Factor in Truck Growing:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Vv ashington, D. C 18. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21. 00-

Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1 1.3. 50Balrimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 141, Bureau of Chemistry—Experiments on the Pro-cessing of Persimmons to Render them Nonastringent:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ 9. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 75Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 10. GOBaltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 15. 50

Engraving 10 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 461—The Use of Concrete on the Farm:Ma-jrice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 11. 50National Engraving Co.."Washingron, D. C 14. 90Lanman Engraving Co., ATashington, D. C i 10. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 20.75

Engraving 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 97, Forest Service—Coyote-Proof Inclosures in Con-nection with Range Lambing Grounds:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 9.70National Engraving Co. . Washington, D. C 11.25Lanman Engraving Co. ,

Washington,' D. C ' i 9. 60Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 11.00

Engraving 16 illustrations for Circular No. 18o, Forest Service—Colombian Mahogany:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 1 12. 40National Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 16.00Lanman Engraving Co., V\'ashingTon, D. C 23.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co. . Baltimore, Md 19. 50Galvanotype Engraving\'o. , Nev York, N. Y 16. 00

Engraving 33" illustrations for Bulletin of Mount Weather Observatory, Vol. IV, Part 2:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. . Washington, D. C " i 29. 40National Engravitig C o . . W s shin gton , D . C 44: 00Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 70.GO

Engraving 8 illtistratiohs for Perm I. D.. 112 F.—Report of Final Post-Mortem Examinations:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. , Washington, D, C i 6. 00National Engraving Co.,"Washington, D. C 7.00Lanman Engraving Co., V\'ashington, D. C 12.00

Engraving 15 illustrations for Bulletin No. 81, Bureau of Soils—Soils of the Prairie Regions of

Alabama and Mississippi and Their Use for Alfalfa:

Maiorice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 21. 20National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 25. 00Lanman Engraving Co.,' vrashinston, D. C i 19. 45

Engraving 4 illustrations for Farmers" Bulletin No. 463—The Sanitary Privy:"Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. . Washington, D. C 3. 50National Engraving Co.. Washington, D, C 3. 75Lanman Engraving Co. . Washineton. D. C i 3. .35

Engraving 5 illustrations for Fanners' Bulletin No. 462—The Utilization of Logged-off Land for

Pasture"in Western Oregon and Western Washington:Matirice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 7.00National Engraving Co. ."Washington, D. C 8. 75Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C i 5.75

Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 141 , Bureau of Animal Indttstry—The Lmprovementof the Fai-m Egg:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 10.50National E'ngraving Co., Washington, D, C 16. 85Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C i 9. 50

Engraving 12 illustrations for Circular No. 82, Biological Survey—The Mammals of BitterrootValley, Montana, in Their Relation to Spotted Fever:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C i'12.50

National Ens-raving Co.. Washineton, D. C 22.90Lamnan Engraving Co.. Washineton. D. C 14.00

Engraving 42 illustrations for Bulletin No. 226, Bureau of Plant Industry—A Plant-DiseaseSurvey in the ^ icinity of San Antonio, Tex.:Maurice Joyce Engi'aving Co. . Washington, D. C i 45. 00National Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 48. 90Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 45.00

Engraving 14 illustrations for Bulletin No. 140, Bureau Animal Industry—Fattening Poultry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. V^ashington. D. C . 1 14.50National Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C ' 18.60Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 16. 00

Reproducing 30 illustrations for Bulletin 101, Bureau of Entomology—Calosoma Svcophanta

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Its Life History, etc.:

Item No. 1.—Reprinting 2,746 copies of 1 illustration

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United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 23.50Item No. 2.—Engraving 29 illustrations-

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 54.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 48, 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 40. 00

Reproducing 52 illustrations for Bulletin No. 240, Office of Experiment Station—Tidal Marshesand Their Reclamation:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 8,746 copies each of 11 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co. . Washington. D. C i SO. 00Eckert Lithoeranhing Co. . Washington, D. C 105. 00Webb & Bocorselski fine.) , Washington, D. C 128. 00

10513—11 181 Contractor.


Reproducing 52 Dlustrationsfor Bulletin No. 240, Officeof Experiment Station, etc.—Continued.Item No. 2.—Engraving 41 illustrations-

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $41 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 46! 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 39 50

Engraving 6 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 464—The Eradication of Quack-Grass:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10 GONational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8 90Lanman Engraving Co. , V/ashington, D. C i 6, 75

Engraving 2 illustrations for Instructions for Making Forest Surveys and Maps:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2,00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50Lanman Engraving Co.


Reproducing 55 illustrations for Bulletin No. 39, Biological Survey—Woodpeckers in Relationto Trees and Wood Products:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 4,746 copies each of 2 illustrations:

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 279. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 235.00"Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.Sackett & Wilhelms Co.

,Brooklyn, N. Y No bid.

itetfl No. 2.—Engraving 53 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.

,Washington, D. C

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i 73. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C , 119^ 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 99.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co. ,

Baltimore, Md 105. 00Galvanotype Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y 120. 00

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 136, Bureau of Animal Industry—The Diagnosisof Glanders by Complement Fixiation:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 4,246 copies each of 4 illustrations

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Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 90.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 168. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 08Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.05

-Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Marysville Area, California, 1909:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,370.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 1, 058. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., A¥ashington, D. C 1, 521. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y > , 75

Reproducing 11 illustrations for Soil Survey of Fallon Area, Nevada, 1909:. Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration (Soil Map)—

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,440.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 1,149.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1, 698. 00

Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration (Alkali Map)

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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 810.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 765. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1,190.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 10.85

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.40Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 15.25Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 12.00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Marshfleld Area, Oregon, 1909:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration-A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,350.00Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y '

1 1, 279. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 1,510. 00


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' Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 1. 25

National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C , . . .80

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y ^.75

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Cooper County, Mo., 1909:-

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and -orinting 8,613 copies of 1 illustration

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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 567. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 659.00Eckert I>ithographing Co., Washington, D.C 770. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration—• Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ..80

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 1.25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co, Baltimore, Md 1.00Galvanotvpe Engraving Co., New York, N. Y ^ .75

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of Baldwin County, Ala., 1909:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies each of 2 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 1,750.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1,837.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 2, 024. 00

1 Contractor.


Eeproducing 3 illustrations /or Soil Survey, Baldwin County, Ala., 1909—Continued.Item No. 2.— i.ngraviiiL: 1 illustration-

Maurice Joyce En.Lrraving Co., Washington, D. C $1.25

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .80

Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1.25

Baltimore-Maryland Euj;raving Co., Baltimore, Md 1.00

Galvanot\-pe Engraviu!; Co., New York, N. Y ' .75

Reproducing 8 illustrations for lieconnoissance Soil Survey of Marinette County, Wis., 1909:

Item No. 1.—Lithogra])hing and printing 8,013 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen Co., Baltimore, Md 400.00

Julius Bien Co. . New York, N. Y 401. 00

Eekert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 394. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 7 illustrations-


National Engraving Co., Vrashington, D. C i 10.40

Lamnan Engraving Co., Wasliington, D. C 11. 15

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.. Baltimore, Md 17.00

Galvanot\T3e Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 13,00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Bulloch County, Ga., 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,613 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen Co.,^Baltimore. Md 1, 080. 00Julius- Bien Co. , New York, N. Y i 1, 014. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1,474.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

National Engraving Co., Wasliington, D. C 1.75


Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1.00Galvanotype E'ngraving Co., New York, N. Y i .75

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Clarendon County, S. C, 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration

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Juhus Bien Co., New York, N. Y 839. 00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 900.00

Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C i 710. 00

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.


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Galvanot^"pe"^ Engraving Co., New York, N. Y .75

F. A. Ringler Co.. New York, N. Y i. 60

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .80

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1.60Lanman Ehgraviiig Co., 'Washington. D. C 1. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1.50Photot^-pe Engraving Co., Pliiladelphia, Pa 1.50

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Concordia Parish, La., 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithogi-aphing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration

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Jvdius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 849. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 872.00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 948.00Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration—

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i. 75

F. A. Ringler Co. . New York. N. Y 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.20Mamdce Joyce Engraving Co., W^ashington, D. C 1.60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 2.00Phototype Engra^dng Co., Philadelphia, Pa 2.50

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Sumter County, Ga., 1910:


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Julius Bien Co., New York. N. Y 638. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 615.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Yv^ashington, D. C i 520. 00


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Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y .75F. A. Riiigler Co., New York, N. Y i

. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .80Maurice Joyce EngraAing Co., Washington, D. C 1. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 1.50

Reproducting 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of the Livermore Area, California, 1910:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration (Soil Map)

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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1, 176. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltim_ore, Md 558.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 548.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, U. C No bid-

Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration—(Alkali Map):Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 158. 00A. Hoen et Co., Baltimore, Md 110.00Eekert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 108.00

Item No. 3.—Engraving 1 illustration-Galvanotvpe Engraving Co., New York, N. Y .75F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y i

. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .80Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.60Laman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 1. 50

1 Contractor.

276 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.

ReproduciBg 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Ellis County, Tex., 1910:


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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i $927. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 936.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1, 192.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration—Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i

. 75F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y LOONational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.40Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 2.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 2.50

Reproducing ll illustrations for Recoimoissance Soil Survey of the Panhandle Region of

Texas, 1910:


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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 616. 00A. Hoen & Co.

,Baltimore, Md 700. 00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C , 730. 00Item No. 2.—Engraving 10 illustrations

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 19.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 20.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 17. 75

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of the Madera Area, California, 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration (Soil Map)

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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 857. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,033.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1, 000. 00

Item No. 2.—Lithographing aad printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration (Alkali Map)

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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 12 107.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 95.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 125.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y , 1 . 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Mecklenburg County, N. C, 1910:


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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 739.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 765.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 717. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Galvanotype Engraviag Co., Nev>^ York, N. Y 1 . 75Laiunan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Adams County, Miss., 1910:


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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 759.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md : 1 6G1. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 724.00

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 1, 50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 .75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Dale County, Ala., 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and nrinting 8,298 copies of 1 illustration

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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 597. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 632.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Wasiiington, D. C 736.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 . 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Pike County, Ala., 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithograxjhing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration-Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 827. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 812. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 848.00Breaker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa : 881. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration—Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Jacksonville Area, Florida, 1910:

Item No. ].—I^ithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration

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Julias Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 382. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 387.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 489.00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 432.00


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Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Iowa County, Wis., 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration-Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1,069.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 892.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D, C 934. 00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa i 831. 00

1 Contractor. 2 Awarded on aggregate price of items 1 and 2.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTES. 277

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Iowa County, Wis., 1910—Continued.Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration—

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i $0. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

Reproducing 2 illusti-ations for Soil Survey of Marion County, Mo., 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration:

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 664. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 629.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 795.00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 682.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration—Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Rockcastle County, Ky., 1910:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration-Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 662. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1617.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 660. 00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 662. 00


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Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y J. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ 1.25

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of Erie County, Pa., 1910:


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Julius Bien Co., New York. N. Y i 829. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,210. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1, 285. 00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of the Point Pleasant Area, West Virginia, 1910:


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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 1, 419. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,586.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1,860.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 00

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of W^alker County, Ga., 1910:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and nrinting 8,298 copies of 1 illustration

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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y '2 544. 00A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 538.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 683.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00

Reproducing 10 illustrations for Reconndissance Soil Survey of the Central Gulf Coast Area ofTexas, 1910:


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Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y . .i 593. 00

A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 645. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 634. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 9 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 27.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 20.00

Lithographing and printing 8,298 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survey of Washington Countv,Pa., 1910:

Julius Bien Co.. New York. N. Y i 689. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 912. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 1, 145. 00

Private Orders—Agriculture.

Lithogranhing and printing 2,000 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survey of Atchison County, Mo.(ordered for Senator W. J. Stone):A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 100.00

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survey of Gaston County, N. C.(Advance Sheets, Field Operation, Bureau of Soils. 1909.) (Ordered for Senator Simmons.):

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 36. 00Lithographing and printing 2,800 copies of 1 illustration for Soil Survev of Cedar Countv, Mo.(Advance Sheets, Field Operation, Bureau of Soils, 1909.) (Ordered for Prof. F. B. Muniford.):

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 109.00Photolithographing and printing 6,000 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 63, ArizonaExperiment Station—Irrigation and Agricultural Practices in Arizona. (Ordered for R. H.Forbes, Director University of Arizona Experiment Station, Tucson. Ariz.):Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), V/ashington, D.C i 20.00


Engraving illustrations for the Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office during thefiscal year ending June 30, 1911, commencing with the issue of Tuesday, July 5, 1910:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., "\Yashington, D.C per cut. . $0. 15National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C do i

. 13JLanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C do .27

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on time, by suggestion of assistant purchasing agent, approved by PubUc Printer.

278 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

Photolithographing and printing civil service examination papers during the fiscal year endingJune 30, 1911, commencing with July 11, 1910:

Item 1—Eckert Lithographing Co.—

50 copies $1. 34100 copies 1.48500 copies 2.251,000 copies 3.2525 copies (additional) .1250 copies (additional) .18100 copies (additional) .30500 copies (additional) 1. 151,000 copies (additional) 2. 50

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.)—50 copies 2.25100 copies 3.25500 copies 5. 001,000 copies 7.0025 copies (additional) . . - .5050 copies (additional) .70100 copies (additional) 1. 00

• 500 copies (additional) 2. 001 ,000 copies (additional) 5. 00


50 copies 2.75100 copies ' 3.10500 copies 4.601,000 copies 6.7525 copies (additional) .2550 copies (additional) .40100 copies (additional) .60500 copies (additional) 2. 501,000 copies (additional) 4. 50

Webb tt Bocorselski (Inc.)

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50 copies 4.25100 copies 5.00500 copies 7.001,000 copies 9.5025 copies (additional) .7550 copies (additional) 1. 00100 copies (additional) 1. 50500 copies (additional) 3. 501,000 copies (additional) No bid.


50 copies .015100 copies .0175500 copies .03751,000 copies .04525 copies (additional) .00550 copies (additional) . 0075100 copies (additional) .01

500 copies (additional) . 01251,000 copies (additional) '

. 015Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.)—

50 copies .05100 copies .06

500 copies .0751,000 copies 1425 copies (additional) •. .0350 copies (additional) .04100 copies (additional) .05500 copies (additional) .065

1,000 copies (additional) .075Item 4—

Eckert Lithographing Co.—100 copies of one iold .10100 copies of two folds .15

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.)—100 copies of one fold 1. 00100 copies of two folds ; 2. 00

Reproducing 44 illustrations forWater-Supply Paper No. 253, Geological Survey—Water Powersof the Cascade Range, Part 1: Southern Washington:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 7,269 copies each of 18 illustrations—

The Norris Peters Co., Avashington, D. C No bid.

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 942. 00

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1,005.00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,080.00

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 859. 00

Sackett & Wilhehns Co., Brooklyn, N. Y No bid.

Item No. 2.—Engraving 26 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ,

i 28. 36



A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.) Baltimore, Md 46. 46

Galvanot5T)e Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 41. 00

1 Contractor.


Reproducing 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 40G, Geological Survey—Preliminary Report on theMcKittrick Sunset Oil Region, Plate 1:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 2,003 copies of 1 illustration-United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 3250. GO

Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 2,003 copies each of 3 illustrations—Juhus Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 418. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 426, Geological Survey—Granites of the SoutheasternAtlantic States:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 36Lanman Engraving Co., '\A'ashington, D. C 6. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for The Cement Industry in the United States in 1909 (AdvanceChapter from Mineral Resources, 1909):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 60National Engravmg Co., ^Vashtngton, D. C 3. 35Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 4—Biological Stations:

"Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00National Engraving Co., "".Vashington, D. C 1. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50

Engraving 41 illustrations—School Buildings, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .• 46. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 43. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 50. 00

Lithogranhing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration—Form 1-250—Commissions:The Jsôrris Peters Co.. Washington, D. C i 20. 00Eckert Lithographing Co.. Washington, D. C 46. 50A. Hoen <k Co., Baltimore, Md 40. 00

Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 1, Bureau of Mines—The Volatile Matter of Coal:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 11. 60National Engraving Co., vrashington, D. C 15. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 30.00

Engraving 1 illusti'ation for Bulletin No. 429, Geological Survey—Oil and Gas in Louisiana, witha Brief Summary of their Occurrence in Adjacent States:Maurice Joyce' Engi'aving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00

Photohthographing and printing 150 copies of 1 illustration for diagram of Siletz Indian Reser-vation, Oreg.:United States Geological Sm-vey, Washington, D. C ^ 8. 00

Lithographing and printing 7,778 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 440, Geological Sur-vey—Results of Triansrulation and Primarv Traverse for the vears 1906, 1907, and 1908:

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md !'

: 110. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington. D. C 143.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 2 110.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 442-A, Geological Survey—The Mining Industry in

1909, and Alaska Coal and Its L'tilization:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. AVashington, D. C 1 4.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.45Lanman Engraving Co.. "Washington, D. C 7.00

Engraving 1 illustration—To-miship Plat (Non-Coal Land):Mamice Joyce Engraving Co.. Wâshington, D. C 3.30National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.48Lanman Engraving Co., Washington,' D. C 1 2. 75

Engraving 4 illusTrations for Wâter-Supnlv Paper No. 262—Surface Water Supplv of the UnitedStates, 1909, Part 11—South Atlantic 'Coast and Eastern Gulf of Mexico:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 8.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17.00

Engraving 15 illustrations for Bulletin No. 442, Geological Survey—Mineral Resources of Alaska(Report on Progress oi Investigations in 1909):Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co., Washington. D. C 44.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 43.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 78.00

Engraving 6 illustrations for A\âter-Supplv Paper No. 264—Surface Water Sunplv of the UnitedStates, 1909, Part IV—St. La^vi-ence River Basin:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 12.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 11.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17.50

Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 2, Bureau of Mines—North Dakota Lignite as a Fuelfor Boiler Plants:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 2 60. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 60. 00

Photohthographing and printing 200 copies each of 8 illustrations for Ephemeris of the Sun andPolaris and Tables of .\zimuths of Polaris for the Period September-December, inclusive,1910:The Norris Peters Co.. Washington, D. C i 12. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 19.50Webb <i- Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 23.00United States Geological Survey. Washington, D. C 26.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 431-A, Geological Survey—Petroleum and NaturalGas:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C ^ 10. 50National Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C No bid.Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18.00

1 Contractor. 2 Awarded on time limit.

280 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIl^TER.

Engraving 2 illustrations for Regulations and Instructions of the United States GeologicalSurvey:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $1.25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.24Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Water-Supply Paper No. 264—Surface Water Supply of the UnitedStates, 1909, Part IV^—St. Lawrence River Basin:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 30National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.35Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3.85

Photolithographing and printing 5,000 copies of 1 illustration—Form 4-675—Mineral TownshipPlats:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 241.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 264.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 250.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 428.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 4, Bureau of Education—The Biological Stations in'Europe:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 1.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.25

Additional work on 3 illustrations for Bureau of Education—School Buildings, etc.:

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 00Alterations on 6,269 copies of 1 illustration for Water Supply Paper No. 240—Geology and WaterResom-ces of San Luis Valley, Colo., Plate I (H. Doe. No. 171; 61st Cong., 2d sess.):

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 39. 25Engraving 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1910 (H.Doc. No. — ; 61st Cong., 3d sess.)—(Maps: Central America and Panama and Cuba):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 31National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C, i 2. 10

Reproducing 22 illustrations for Water Supply Paper No. 254, Geological Sm-vej^—UndergroundWaters of North-Central Indiana:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,769 copies each of 4 illustrations

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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 471.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 659.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 740. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 628.00Sackett & Wilhetos Co., Brooklyn, N. Y No bid.


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 13.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 30.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 16.30Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 16.00

Reproducing 36 illustrations for Bulletin No. 435, Geological Survey—Reconnaissance of Partsof Western New Mexico and Northern Arizona:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and Printing 8,103 copies each of 3 illustrations

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United States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C i 680. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N . Y 719. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 731. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 780. 00Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y No bid.


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 41. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C '. 43. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 100. 00A. G. Ogden Co., (Inc.) Baltimore, Md 49. 50Galvanotj^e Engraving Co., Few York, N. Y 44. 00

Photolithographing and printing 25,000 copies of 1 illustration—Form 2-362—Letters Patent:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 30. 00

.Engraving 1 illustration for Water-Supply Paper No. 254, Geological Survey—UndergroundWaters of North-Central Indiana:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00Photolithographing and printing 9,806 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 381, Geo-

logical Survey-Contribution to Economic Geologv, 1908, part 2—Mineral Fuels (H. Doc.No . 1.536; 60th Cong., 2d sess.)

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D.C No bid.

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 49. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D.C 74. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C i 30. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D.C... -. 31. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Governor of Hawaii:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 7. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 6. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C M. 25

Engraving 1 illustration—Diagram—for use of Geological Survej^:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 1. 00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C il. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 1-50

Reproducing 49 illustrations for Bulletin No. 433, Geological Survey—Geology and Mineral Re-sources of the Solomon and Casadepaga Quadrangles, Seward Peninsnra, Alaska:

Item ^ 0. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,603 copies each of 4 illustrations

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Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1,072. 00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 890. 00

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C 1,061. GO

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 908. 00

1 Contractor.

KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 281

Reproducing 49 illustrations for Bulletin No. 433, Geological Survey/ etc.—Continued.Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 8,603 copies of 1 illustration—

Eckert Lithographing Co., V, ashington, D. Ct S143. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimoro, Md i 1G6. 00United States Geological Survey. Washington, D. C 178. 00Julius Bien Co., : ev,- York, X. V 225.00

Item No. 3.—Engraving 19 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 31. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 46. 35A. G. Ogden Co., (Inc.) Baltimore, Md 44. 40Lanman Engraving Co., "Washington, D. C 70. 00Consolidated Engraving CO., >.'ev- York, N. Y 30. 80Galvanotype Engraving Co.. ^'ew York, X. Y i 30. 00

Item No. 4.—Engraving 25 illustrations-Maurice Joyce EngraA-ing Co., Washington, D. C 13. 50^ational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12.85Lanman En,graving Co., "Washington, D. C 30. 00Consolidated Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 12. 50

Galvanot-,T3e Engraving Co., New York, N . Y 14. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving, by the wax process, 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 5, Bureau of Mines—Washing_ and Coking Tests of Coal, etc.:

1j. L. Poates Engraving Co.. : ew York, N . Y i 7. 50Frank McLees & Bros., New York, Y 10. 00

Lithographing and printing 9,196 copies each of 2 illustrations for Thirty-first Annual Report,Director of the United States Geological Survev:

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md '193. 00

Eckert Lithographing Co. . Washington, D . C 204. 00United States Geological Sur\-ey. vrashington, D. C 1 157. 00Julius Bien Co.. New York, N. Y No bid,Saekett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklj-n, N. Y No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 650 copies each of 18- illustrations for River Profiles (CloquetRiver, Minn., 4; Ottertail River, Minn., 7; St. Louis River, Minn., 7):

United States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C i 89. 00The : 'orris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 180. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., ^/ashington, D. C 156. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), ^"^ ashington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report, Acting Super-intendent Yellowstone I'ational Park:

A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 241. 00The Norris Peters Co., V.'asQineton, D. C 22-3. 00Eckert Lithographing Co.. vrashington, D. C 153. 00Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington, D. C i 96. 00L^nited States Geoloeical Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 5 illustrations for Water-'Supplv Paper In o. 270—Surface Y^ater Supplv of the UnitedStates, Part X—The Great Basin:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., V\'ashington, D. C 1 10. 50National Engraving Co.; AVashington, D. C 11. 23Lanman Engraving Co., Prashington, D. C 18. 00

Engraving 1 illustration—Fanny E. vVinegert School, Detroit, Mich.:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 50

National Engravintr Co,, P'ashington, D. C 2. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 65

Engraving 3 illustrations for Outlines in Housekeeping:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ 4. 45National Enslaving Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 25Lanman Eneraving Co., Washineton, D. C 5. 50

Reproducing 58 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 69, Geological Survev—The YakutatBay Earthquake of September, 1899:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 6.777 copies each of 2 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md : 1 119.00Eckert Lithogranhing Co. , Washington, D. C 195. 00United States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C 132. 00Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y 145. 00

Item No. 2.—Lithographing and nrinting 6,777 copies each of 2 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co. . Baltimore, M'd i 416. 00Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 524. 00United States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C 448. 00Julius Bien Co. , New York , N. Y 479. 00

Item No. 3.—Photolithogranhing and printing 6,777 copies each of 2 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md. . . ; 102.00Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C i 2 97. 00U"nited States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C 100. 00Julius Bien Co. , Nevr York. N. Y 94. 00

Item No. 4.—Engraving, bv the photogelatin process, and printing 6,777 copies each of 3illustrations-Campbell Ar+ Co., Ehzabeth, N. J 510.00W. C. Ramsav, Boston, Mass 1 4-50,00

Chicago Photogravure Co. , Chicago, 111 495. 00Item No. 5.—Engravinsr, bv the wax nrocess, 5 illustrations—

L. L. Poates Engraving Co. , New' York, N. Y 79, 00Frank McLees & Bros."; New York, N. Y 1 76. 00

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on recommendation of Geological Sur\-ey, on time limit, approved by Deputy Public Printer.

282 EEPOET OF THE PUBI^IC PEINTEE.

Reproducing 58 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 69, Geological Survey, etc.—Continued.Item No. 6.—Engraving 44 illustrations-

Consolidated Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i $73. 00G alvanotype Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y 85. 00Phototype Engraving Co.

,Philadelphia, Pa 136. 00

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.,Washington, D. C 83. 00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 98.00Lanman Engraving Co.


Lithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report, Governor of Alaska,1910:Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y 260. 00Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 139. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 100.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 164. 00

Lithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report, Acting Superintend-ent of Yosemite National Park, 1910:

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 2.34.00

Eckert Lithographing Co.,Washington, D. C 325. 00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 300.00The Norris Peters Co.. Washington, D. C No bid.

Reproducing 26 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 258—Underground Water Papers,1910 (H. Doc. No. — ; 61st Cong., 3d sess.):

Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 8 ilhistrations—L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 25. 00Frank McLees & Bros.^, New York, N. Y 1 23.00-


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Maurice Joycre Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14. 74National Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 1 13. 85Lanman Engraving Co.


Engraving 17 illustrations for Synopsis of Course in Sewing:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 36. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 29. 12Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 1 28. 45

Photolithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report, Superintend-ent Crater Lake, National Park, 1910:

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 112. 00Reproducing 29 illustrations—For use of the Commissioner of Education:

Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 3 illustrations—L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 18.00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 19. 00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 44. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 41. 80'

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 39. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 44.85Galvanotype Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y 1 34. 00

Engraving 61 illustrations for Some Things Which Every Boy Should Know, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 31.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C - 32. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 49. 00A. G. Ogden Co. fine.) , Baltimore, Md 44. 50Galvanotype Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y .39. 00

Engraving 76 illustrations for Social Games, Plays, Marches, etc.:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co. . Washington. D. C 1 26. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28. 75Lann^n Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 30. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 38.00Galvanotype Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y 37. 00

Photolithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report, Superintend-ent of Mese Verde National Park, 1910:

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 26.00The Norris Peters Co. , Washington, D. C 22. 00Eckert Lithographing Co.

,Washington. D. C 1 18. 00

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 22.00Columbia Planograph Co.

,Washington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 1.000 copies of 1 illustration—Map of Crater Lake NationalPark:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 20. 00

Reproducing 28 illustrations for Bulletin No. 445, Geological Survey—Geology of the Peg-matites and Associated Rocks of Maine, etc.:


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United States Geological Survey, Washington, B.C 12 124. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md : : 120. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 158.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 27 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 66.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 47.64Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 81. 50A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Lithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report, Governor of NewMexico, 1910:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Eckert Lithographmg Co., Washington, D. C 1 185. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 239.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 207. 00

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on recommendation of Geological Survey, on time limit; approved by Public Printer.

KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 283

Lithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report, Governor of Ari-

zona, 1910:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Eckert Lithographing Co., AVashington, D. C $237. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 303. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 175.00

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies each of 11 illustrations—Form 1-109 ("A" to " K,"inclusive):The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 55. 00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 56. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C :

i 41. 50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C No bid.

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—Form 1-109 ("L")—VacuumGauge:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 10. 00Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 10. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C i 7.25

Webb & Bocorselski (Lie), Washington, D. C No bid.United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 5 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 263, Geological Survey—Surface WaterSupply of the United States, 1909, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 10.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16. 50

Engraving 5 illustrations for Monograph LII, Geological Survey—Geology of the Lake SuperiorRegion:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13.50National Engraving Co., V/ashington, D. C i 6. 65Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 75

Engraving, by the photogelatin process, and printing 7,353 copies each of 7 illustrations for

Bulletin No. 436, United States Geological Survey—Fauna of the Carboniferous PhosphateBeds of Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming: 2

A. Grignard & Co., New York, N. Y 350. 00Heliotype Printing Co., Boston, Mass 653.00Chicago Photogravure Co., Chicago, 111 3 605. 00Barnes-Crosby Co., New York, N. Y 788. 00Campbell Art Co., Elizabeth, N.J 739. 25

Engraving, by the photogelatin process, and printing 6,803 copies each of 15 illustrations for

Bulletin No. 439, United States Geological Survey—Fauna of the Moorefield Shale of

Arkansas: 2

A. Grignard & Co., New York, N. Y 695. 00Heliotype Printing Co., Boston, Mass 960.00Chicago Photogravure Co., Chicago, 111 1 857. 00Barnes-Crosby Co., New York, N. Y 1,565.00Campbell Art Co., Elizabeth, N. J 1,385. 00

Reproducing 26 illustrations for Bulletin No. 443, United States Geological Survey-»-Recon-naissance of the Geology and Mineral Resources of Prince William Sound, Alaska:Item No. 1.—Photohthographing and printing 8,778 copies each of 2 illustrations-

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y '. No bid.The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,100.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 810.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 632.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 24 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washiagton, D. C 42. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 48.85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 52.75A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 1 37.08

Reproduciag 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 446, United States Geological Survey—Geology ofthe Bemers Bay Region, Alaska:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,428 copies each of 2 illustrations—

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 313.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 239. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 570.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 248.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 4 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 75Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 3. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 470-A, United States Geological Survey—Phosphatesin Montana:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Yv^ashington, D. C 1 5. (K)

Reproducing 24 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 257—Well-Drilling Methods:Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 16 illustrations—

L. L. Poates Engraving Co.. New York, N. Y 181.00Frank McLees & Bros.. New York, N. Y 1 135.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 8 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 13.88Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20.00

Photolithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report Acting Super-intendent Mount Rainier National Park, 1910:United States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C • i 95. 00

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on recommendation of Geological Survey; approved by Deputy Public Printer.3 Bid reduced to $485; considered in connection with price on Bulletin No. 439.

284 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIITTEK.

Lithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Commissionerof Indian Afiairs, 1910:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Eckert Lithographing Co., Washmgton, D. C , $152. 00United States Geological Sui'vey, V/ashington, T>. C i us. 50A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md ." ' No bid.

Lithographing and printing 4,146 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report Acting Superintend-ent Sequoia and General Grant National Parks, 1910;A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 80.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 84.00

Engraving, by the wax process, 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the United States MineInspector for New Mexico, 1910:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y ^ 12. 50Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 18. 00

Reproducing 13 illustrations for Bulletin No. 4—Features of Producer Gas Plant Developmentin Europe:Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 5 illustrations

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L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 95. 00Frank McLees & Bros. , New York, N. Y 200. 00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 25

Engraving, by the wax process, 13 illustrations for Bulletin No. 5, Bureau of Education:L. L. Poates Engi-aving Co., New York, N. Y i 65. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 88. 00

Reproducing 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 8, Bureau of Mines—The Flow of Heat ThroughFurnace Walls:Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 9 illustrations—

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 51. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y i 50. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 8 illustracions—Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, T>. C 7. 19Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 35

liithographing and printing 8,546 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 9, Bureau ofMines—Recent Development of the Producer Gas Plant in the United States:A. Hoen Sz Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 183. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 186. 00

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration—Form 1-109 M—TemperatureGauge:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 8. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 95

Reproducing 32 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 72, United States Geological Survey

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Denudation and Erosion in the Southern Appalachians:Item No. 1.—Lithograplung and printing 7,052 copies of 1 illustration-

Julius Bieo Co., New York, N. Y 1 2 274. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 209. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 338. 00


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Maurice Joj^ce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 149. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 134. 43

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 173.60Lithographing and printing 100 copies of 1 illustration—Map of Minnesota Showing Area In-cluded in Various Treaties:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 3. 00

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 398, United StatesGeological Survev—Geology and Oil Resources of the Coalinga District, California:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 197. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1910, vol. 2:



Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 25Engraving 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 7, Bureau of Mines—Essential Factors in the Forma-tion of Producer Gas;Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18. 85

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14. 88Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 75

Reproducing 162 illustrations for Bulletin No. 447, Geological Survey—Mineral Resources of

JohnstcATi, Pennsylvania, and vicinity:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and -orinting 8,428 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen <t Co. , Baltimore, Md 457. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 258. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 427. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.

Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklvn, N. Y No bid.

American Lithogi'aphic Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Item No. 2.—Engraving 161 illustrations-Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C i 41. 95

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 56. 00Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 46. 70


1 Contractor.2 Awarded on recommendation of Geological Survey, approved by Public Printer.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PETI^-TER. 285

Photoiithograpliing and printing 3,331 copies each of IS illustrations for Water Supply Paper2o3—Water Powers of the Cascade Ptange. Part I—(Southern Washintrton; :

A. Hoen ct Co., Baltimore. Md $700. 00Julius Bien Co.. Xew York. X. Y n 463. 00Eckert Lithographins; Co.. Washington, D. C 475. 00The Xorris Peters Co.. Washington. D. C 449. 00

Eeproducing 12 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 431-B, Geological Survey—Coal and Lignite:

Item Xo. i.—Photolithosraphing and priuting 10,731 copies each of 9 illustrations

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The Xorris Peters Co.. v'ashiugton. D. C . . . 425. 00I nited States Gsoloeieal Siu-rev, Washington, D. C is 430.00Eckert LiilioCTar/aiiis Co.. Washington, D. C 458. 50A. Hoen oc Co.. Baltimore. Md 507. 00

Item Xo. 2.—Engraving 3 illustrations—Maurice Jovce Ensraving Co.. ^ » ashingion, D. C i 6. 00Xational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 16

Lanman Eneraving Co., vrashington. D. C 7. 75

Reproducing 35 illustrations for Bulletin --o. 451, Geological Survey—Reconnaissance of the OreDeposits in Xorthem Yuma County, Ariz.:

Item Xo. 1.—Lithographing and priaring 7,92S copies each of 2 illustrations-

United States Geolosrical Survev. ^^'ashingtoxl, D. C 533.00A. Hoen (i- C o . . E r^ltiriore. Md 490. 00Julius Bien f ; York. X. Y ^ 369.00Breuker i X: '

:' i hiladelphia. Pa Zô bid.

SacketT i ^^ i'liruiis i; Brooklyn. X. Y Xo bid^

Ajnerican LithoiTaphie Co.. Xe^ York. X. Y Xo bid.Item Xo. 2.—Ensravlns 33 illustraticns—

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., %-."a3hington, D. C 60. 00Xational Engraving Co.. Y'ashington, D. C i 53. 87iânman Enin"avi!ig Co. . 'Vaihin^tcn. D. C 60. GO-

EngraviQg 1 iHustraticn for Bulletin X'o.'447. Geological Stirvey—Mineral Resources of Johns-town. Pa., and Vicinity:Maurice Joyce jingraving Co.. Washington, D. C 2.50-

Zâtional Engraviag Co.."Washington, D. C ^ 2. 50Lanman Enara-^ iag Co.. Washington, D. C 2. 65

Engraving 4 illustrations lor The Fro^duction of Coal in 1909:

Maurice Jovoe Engraving Co., Y'ashingron. D. C , 16. 00Xational Engraving Co., .Washington. JJ. * 13. 60Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 1 11. SO

Engravin:- 1 il'vl^^ra-îoh for Bulletin'^Xo. 4.5.3. -"t;, l ; ^Ka: Survey—Results of Spirit Leveling inMinur: ; Y ' "j 1910, inclusive:

Ma ' ^jîLsrravin? Co.. "Yaskiasrcori. D. C i 5. 50Xav: Z. .

- '1- C:. >Y--:-r:::: r\ C 9.70La: C 7.00

Enera -W; ' i :: :: rleal Survev—Coal and Lignite:

Mau - y r ^ ::,r: : I ^ ^ i2.50

Xational Engraving Cl • - 3.98Larunan Engraving C ; - : • • • _ 3.60

Engraving 5 illustrations lor a ;-r I 1 c. _::—Surface Water Supply of the YnitedStates. 19C9. Part Y:Maurice Jovce Ensravine Co.. Washington. D. C 13.50Xat:?n;i Zi:rra-Yir lY.,^ 'asaY-v-.D.C 13.00La-::-. •. I". : : : : C 112.30Bal:::: -Y . ^ - . . ::- . - : ::iniore. Md 16.50

Engrar:n=, : ^. as:::,::::^- J.r Y:: Pr; ::::.:i:n of Iron Ore. Pig Iron, and Steel in 1909:

Matirice Joyce Engi-aving Co., Y.'ashington, D. C 2. 90National Engraving Co., "vrashington, D. C 3. 70Lanman Eneravinl Co., Washington. D. C i 2. 15

Lithosraphinsi and priiitins 300 copies of 1 illusYation—Charts (Township) T. R. of the P.M.:L"nited States Geological Stu-vey. ^'^'ashington. D. C i 34. OO

Reproducing 37 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 455, Geolosical Survev—Copper Deposits of theAppalachian States H. Doc. Xo. 1414, olst Cong.. 3d sess.^:

Item Xo. 1.—En'^-avin::. ov the v-a:<: process. 1 illustration

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L. L. Pv::e.^ Er,cravin< Co.. Y'asaui?ton, D. C 1 13.00r:::: YI Y;r^ v Bros.T-Xew York, X. Y IS. 00

Item Y : — r_ .: _ : .:- - ;rL c :36 illus trations

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Ma:::-: - Jovor Zu-va-Y- ':o.. '^'aYYrr.:i. d. C 52.00National Eiigrav:iij -":; :: : Y' C 1 38. 85Lanman Ensrravin- ; C 62.85Baltimore-Marylana Z/_r:.v::i_ l . .. :.i ;:aiore. Md 47.75

Reproducing IS iUusrrations for Report on Glacier. Y'ind Cave, and Other Public Parks:Item Xo^ 1.—Photolithoeraphing and printing 4.14ti copies each of 2 illustrations

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J::- r': :•::? Peters Co.. w'ashingtoh. D. C Xo bid.^ --

- : - "a agraphing Co. , "Â"ashJngton, D. C 85. 50Y: : :^:es Geological Survey. \V"ashiagton. D. C i 55. 00

Item J. hagraving 16 iUtistrations

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Maiurice Joyce Ensfaviag Co.. Y'ashington. D. C 16. 90Xational Ensrraving Co.. \Tashingtan. D. C 17. 00Lanman Engraving Co.. Y'ashinsrton. D. C 1 14. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engra-ving Co.. Baltimore. Md 20. 00

Engraving 1 Ultistration for Report on^Glacier, ".Vind Cave, and Other Public Parks:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Y'ashington. D. C .95Xational Ensrraving Co. .^Washington. D. C . . . .84Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 80Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1. 10

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on recommendation of Geological Survey, approved by Public Printer.3 Awarded by Geological Survey, on time, approved by Public Printer.

'286 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Engraving 1 illustration for Report on Glacier, AVind Cave, and Other Pul^lic Parks (illus.:Pinnacles National Monument):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .- SI- 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^95Lanman Engraving Co., V,"ashing ton, D. C 1.' 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i.60

Photolithographing and printing 3,046 copies of 1 illustration for Lavs and Regulations ofGlacier Park:

United Statas Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 29. 50Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration—Diagram of Clear Lake Reserva-

tion, Cal., for the Protection of Native Birds:United States Geological Siu'vey, Washington, D. C i 8. 00

Photohthographing and printing 5:30 copies of 1 illustration—Diagram of Lewis and ClarkCavern National Alonument, Montana:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 8. 00

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration—Diagram of Colorado NationalMonument, Colorado:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 8. 00

Engravuig 1 illustration—Form No. 1-511 (Interior)—Hot Springs Circular:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.80National Engraving Co., Washington, I). C 4. 78Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3.50

Photolithographing and printing 25,000 copies of 1 illustration—Form 2-362, Patent Office-Patent Head—Letters Patent:A. Hoen & Co., Baltunore, Md i 25. 00

Engraving 1 illustration—Form 4-489, General Land Office—Weekly Report:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '

2.65National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.65Lanman Elngraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2, 15Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 3.50

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—Form No. 4-597, General Land Office-Township Sectionized Diagram.:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 99. 00

Lithographing and printing 1,500 copies of 1 illustration—Form No. 4-675a—Township Plat:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 125. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 127.80

Engraving 1 illustration for posters—Sale of Indian Lands:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 28Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.40Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 5.50

Engraving 24 illustrations for Bulletin No. 3, Government Hospital for the Insane:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 50.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ 43. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 48.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Technical Paper No. 1—The Sampling of Coal in the Mine (Drawing:Sampling Outfit):

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .50

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 47Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md .95

Engraving, hy the wax process, 1 illustration for Technical Paper No. 2, Bureau of Mines—TheEscape- of Gas from Coal (Drawing: Vohune of Menthane rel. to Volume of Coal):

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 8. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 11. 00

Reproducing 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 6, Bureau of Mines—Coals Available for the Manu-facture of Illimiination Gas:Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 6 illustrations

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L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 66. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 80. 00


Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 20Natio a al Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 34. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C *. • 23.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 32. 00

Engraving, by the wax process, 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 12, Bureau of Mines—Apparatusand Methods for the Sampling and Analysis of Furnace Gases:L. L. Poates Engraving Co., Nev/ York, N. Y 27. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y i 25. 00

Reproducing 327 illustrations for Bulletin No. 13, Bureau of Mines—Resume of Producer-GasInvestigations:Item No. 1.—Engraving 226 zinc etching illustrations-

Sterling Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 340. 86

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y ; 314. 00Baltimore-Marjdand Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 180.00

Maurice Joyce "Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 280.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 175.00


Phototype Engraving Co.,Pliiladelphia, Pa 300. 00

F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y 440. 53

Item No. 2.—Engi-aving 14 halftone illustrations

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Sterling Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 35. 50

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 25. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 49.50

Maurice Jovce "Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25. 00



Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa, 75. 00

F. A. Ringler Co.. New York, N. Y 69. 85

1 Contractor.


Keproducing 327 illustrations for Bulletin No. 13, Bureau of Mines, etc.—Continued.Item No. 3.—Engraving, by the wax process, 87 illustrations:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New'Vork, X. Y i $145.S0Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 180. 00F. A. Ringler Co., Nev/ York, N. Y IGO. 66Sterling Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 160.00

Heproducing Ki illustrations for Bulletin No. 14, Bureau of Mines—Briquetting Tests of Ligniteat Pittsburgh, i'a., etc.:

Item No. 1.—Engraving, bv the wax process, 4 illustrations:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., Nov.- York, N. Y i 10,00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 21. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 12 halftone illustrations—Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, C 36.00National J:ngraving Co., Washington, D. C i 27. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, I). C 36. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 14, Bureau of Mines—Briquetting Tests of Lignite atPittsburgh, Pa., etc.:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.95Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4. 85

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 10.00Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 17, Bureau of Mines—A Primer on Explosives for CoalMines:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., W'ashington, D. C 11.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md.. No bid.

Reproducing 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 19, Bureau of Mines—Petrolevuns of California:

Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 10 illustrations

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L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 76.00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 80. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 2 halftone illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.50

Engraving, by the wax process, 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 22, Bureau of Mines—Analysisof Coals in the United States:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 00Frank McLees & Bros. , New York, N. Y 7. 50

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—Smoke Charts, Bureau of Mines

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Ringlemann s Scale for Grading the Density of Smoke:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 39.00

Engraving 15 illustrations to accompany Bulletin No. 4 (1911) Bureau of Education—Reportof the Commission Appointed to Study the System of Education in the Public Schools of

Baltimore:Maurice Joyce EngraAdng Co., Washington, D. C 120.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 4 (1911) Bureau of Education, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 16. 40Engraving 53 illustrations for Bulletin No. 5, Bureau of Education, 1911—Age and Grade Cen-sus of Schools:Maurice Joj^e Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 39.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' i 22.24Lanman Engra^-ing Co., Washington, D. C 25.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 28.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 5, Bureau of Education—First Floor Plan—The Eastand West Side Ungraded Schools, Newark, N. J.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 15

Lithographing and printing 1,546 copies of 1 illustration for Report on Education of the Nativesof Alaska and the Reindeer Service:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 71.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 77.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 97.00

Engraving, by the wax process, 2 illustrations for Monograph LI—Cambrian Brachiopoda:L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 19. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 20.00

Engraving 59 illustrations for Monograph LI—Cambrian Brachiopoda:Gill Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 316. 00Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 305.00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 209.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Monograph LII—Geology of the Lake Superior Region:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Monograph LII—Geology of the Lake Superior Region:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 48Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.80

Engraving 1 illustration for Silver, Copper, Lead, and Zinc in the Central States in 1909 (MineProduction), etc.:

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washin^on, D. C 1.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 5.00

Engraving 1 illustration for The Production of Graphite in 1910, etc.:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .95Landman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

1 Contractor.

288 EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

Reproducing 27 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 256—Geology and Water Resourcesof Southern Minnesota:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 9,444 copies each of 4 illustrations-

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y $1^ 422.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 1,323.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C. 2, 112.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1,603.00


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National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 57.85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 106! 00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 47. OO

Engraving 1 illustration for Water-Supply Paper No. 256—-Geology and Water Resources ofSouthern Minnesota:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 1.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i .75

Engraving 5 illustrations for V¥ater-Supply Paper No. 261—Surface Water Supply of the UnitedStates, 1909, Part I—North Atlantic Coast:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C , 9. 95National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 9.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

J^ngraving 8 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No, 266—Sm'face Water Supply of the UnitedStates, 1909, Part VI—Missouri River Basin:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Vvashington, D. C 1 12. 15National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 16.00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 268—Surface Water Supply of the UnitedStates, 1909, Part VIII—Western Gulf of Mexico:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 14.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 14.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23.20Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 16.00

Reproducing 12 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 269—Surface Water Supply of theUnited States, 1909, Part X—Colorado River Basin:Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 2 illustrations

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L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 35.00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 40.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 10 halftone illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 14.49Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 18.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 15.00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 271—Surface Water Supply of the UnitedStates, 1909, Part XI—California:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1 10.25

Engraving 11 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 272—Surface Water Supply of theUnited States, 1909, Part XII—North Pacific Coast:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 19.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 19.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 27.25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 22.90

Reproducing 33 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 275—Geology and Water Resources of

Estancia Valley, New Mexico, etc.:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 6,444 copies each of 3 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 380.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 416. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 12 337. oOEckert Lithogranhing Co.


Sackett & Wilhe'lms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y No bid.Item No. 2.—Engraving 30 illustrations

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 38.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 34. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 54.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 44. 75Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 39. 50

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 276—Geology and Underground Watersof Northeastern Texas:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 5,954 copies of 1 illustration-

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 223.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 260.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 284.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 323.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 5.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.00

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on time, on recommendation of Geological Survey, approved by Public Printer.

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PPJXTEE. 289

Reproducing 15 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 277—Ground Water in Juab, Millard,

and Iron Counties, Utah, etc.:

Item Xo. 1.—Lithographine and printing 6,454 copies each of 3 illustrations—

A. Hoen <i: Co. ."Baltimore, Md 1342. CH3

Julius Bien Co.. New York, X. Y 319. 00Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington. D. C 513. 00United States' Geological Survev. Washington, D. C i 303.00Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklyn, X. Y Xo bid.

Item Xo. 2.—Engra^-lng 12 illustrations-Maurice Jovce Engfa^-ing Co.. Washington, D. C i 16.00Xational EWaving Co., WashLagton, D. C 17.80Larunan Engra\-ing Co., Washington. D. C 16. 50Baltimore-Marvland Engraving Co., Balimore, Md 17.75Sterling Engraving Co.. Xew York, X. Y X'o bid.

Phototvpe Engraving Co.. Philadelphia, Pa Xo bid.F. A. Ringler Co.. Xew York, X. Y Xo bid.

Engraving 5 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper Xo. 286—Stirface Water Supply of thie UnitedStates, 1910, Part VI—Missouri River Basin:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 10.00Xational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 50Baltimore-M'arvlan^d Engraving Co,. Baltimore, Md 7.65

Engraving 2 illustrations for Water-Supplv Paper Xo, 288—Surface Water Supply of the UnitedStates. 1910, Part VIII—Western Gulf of Mexico:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co,, Washington, D. C 3.0OXational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 90Lanman Engraving Co.. vrashington. D. C 3.30Baltimore-Marvland Engraving Co.. Baltimore, Md ^ 3.75

Reproducing 54 illustrations for Professional Paper Xo. 70, L nited States Geological Survey—The Mount McKinlev Region of Alaska, etc.:

Item Xo. 1.—Lithographing and printing 8,5-52 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore. Md 750.00United States Geological Siuvev. Washington, D. C 12 734. OOEckert Lithographing Co.. Washington. D. C 719.00

Item X'o. 2.—Lithogranhlng and nrinting S,5-52 copies of 1 illustration

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A. Hoen 6z Co.. Baltimore. Md 960. 00United States Geological Sui-ve^. Washington, D. C 1 808.00Eckert Lithographing Co.. Washington. D. C 1,217.00

Item Xo. 3.—Photohthogi-aphing and p^rinting 5.552 copies each of 2 illustrations

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A. Hoen cL- Co.. Baltimore, Md 396.00JuUus Bien Co.. Xev York. X. Y 559.00United States Geological Survev, Washington. D. C 1 349.00Eckert Lithographing Co.. Washingion. D. C 539,00

Item Xo. 4.—Eni!-?.-:-::!? 21 h:.!:- on; :llustraTions—Maurice Jo": 1:1

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'' .shington. D. C 44.70

Xational E::.:: - : \ _;:;-un, D. C 48.00Lanman En.: . "...liington, D. C 69.00Galvanj- ne E ::- :-: . . Xew York, X. Y 139.00F. A, Rl::r:r:- -l : ,

,1\ - V r^. X. Y (3)

Item >so. 5.—EngiiTi::; 2-j li:_--eut illustrations-Maurice Joyce En^ravhig Co.. Washiagton. D. C: i 15.40Xationa! Engraving Co. . Washington, E). C IS. 75Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 35.00Galvanotype EngraA-ing Co.. Washington, D. C 21.00F. A. Ringler CoT. Xew"York. X. Y (<)

Reproducing 60 illustrations for Professional Papers Xo. 73, United States Geological Survey

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The Tertiary Gravels of the Sierra Xevada of California:Item X'o. i.—Lithographing and printing 7.562 copies each of 7 illustrations

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A. Hoen 6c Co.TBaltimore, Md 1. 688.00Eckert Lithographing Co.. Washington. D. C 1, 874. 00United States Geological Survey. Washington. D, C » 1, 392. 00

Item Xo. 2.—PhotolithoVanhing and printing 7.562 copies each of 2 illustrations

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A. Hoen (1: Co., Baltunore, Md 144.00Eckert Lithographing Co.. Washington. D. C 96.00United States Geological Survey. Washington, D. C 80.00

Item Xo. 3.—Engraving, bv the wix r>roces5, 1 illustration

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L. L. Poates^Engraving Co.. Xevr'York. X. Y 1 18.00Frank McLees & Bros.T Xew York. X. Y 25. 00

Item >,o. 4.—Engraving 34 halftone illiistrations-Baltimore-Maryland Engravine Co., Baltimore. Md 79.25Galvanotvoe Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 75.00F. A. Ringler Cor. Xev^York. X. Y . 130. 50Manz Engraving Co.. Chicago. Ill 90.00Xational Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 1 74.00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 84.00Lanman Engraving Co,,"Washington, D. C 110.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 115.00

Item Xo. 5.—Engraving 16 illustrations-Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.. Baltimore, Md 10. 75Galvanotype Engraving'Co.. Xew York. X. Y 11.00F. A. Ringler Co:. Xew York, X. Y 16.50Manz Engraving Co., Chicago. Ill 26.00X'ational Engrafing Co,, Washington, D. C 14.00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1 9.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 15.00Phototype Engraving Co.. Philadelphia, Pa 20.00

1 Contractor.2 Items 1 and 2 awarded same contractor.3 10 cents per square inch. ^fin^Tm^-m size, S1.50.^ 5 cents per square inch, minimum size, 65 cents.

10513—11 19


Reproducing 90 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 75, United States Geological Survev—Geology and Ore Deposits of the Breckenridge District, Colorado:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,062 copies each of 3 illustrations—

A. lioen & Co., Baltimore, Md <«i n?^ nnJulius Bien Co., New York, N. Y loSonEckert Lithographing Co., Washington. D. C ."

'950" 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C '121 053' 00

Itfem No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 7,062 copies of 1 illustration—

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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i«c nnJulius Bien Co., New York, N. Y TqqooEckert Lithographing Co., Washington, b. C 310*00United States Geological Survey, Washmgton, D. C " 1 86' 00Item No. 3.—Photolithographing and printing 7,062 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore Md 177 qoJulius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y [[ 197' qoEckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C " 245' 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 156' 00

Item No. 4.—Engraving, by the wax process, 1 illustration—L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 15. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 1 12. 50

Item No. 5.—Engraving 54 halftone illustrations-National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 99.99Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 14o!oOLanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 195.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 151.50

Item No. 6.—Engraving 30 zinc etchmg illustrations—' National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 127.80

Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 36.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 47. 45Baltimore-Maryland, Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 29. 75

Reproducing 9 illustrations for BuUetin No. 438, United States Geological Survey—Geology and' Mineral Resources of the St. Louis Quadrangle, Missouri-Illinois:


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.Tulius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 377.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md - 436. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 358.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 345.00

Item No. 2.—Engravmg 8 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 27. 40National Engraving Co.


' Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 35.00'Reiiroducing 26 illustrations for Bulletin No. 448, United States Geological Survey—Geologyand Mineral Resources of the Nizina District. Alaska:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,928 copies of 1 illustration

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United States Geological Survey, Washington. D. C 1 506. 00A. Hoen & Co. , Baltimore, Md 3 704. ooEckert Lithographing Co., Washington. D. C 650.00


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United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 469. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 3 704. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 498.00

Item No. 3.—Engraving 15 halftone illustrations—Kitab Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 22.50Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 26.20National Engraving Co.,'Washington, D. C 33.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 50.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 32.00Franklin Photo-engraving House, Philadelphia, Pa 34.59

., F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y 0)It6m No. 4.—Engraving 9 zinc etching illustrations

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Kitab Engraving Co., New York,' N. Y 7.30Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 8.45National Engravmg Co.. Washington, D. C 1 7. 15Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 11.00Franklin Photo-engraving House, Philadelphia, Pa 14.33

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\ F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y (5)

'Reproducing 29 illustrations for Bulletin No. 449, United States Geological Survey—A GeologicReconnaissance in Southeastern Seward Peninsula and the Norton-Bay-Nula to Region, Alaska:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,928 copies of 1 illustration

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•' A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md .' 590.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 635.00

'• United States Geological Sm-vey, Washington. D, C : 784.00

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y No bid.'

• Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 7,928 copies of 1 illustration

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'• A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 475.00

' Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 433.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C 522. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

' Item No. 3.—Lithographing and printing 7,928 copies of 1 illustration

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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 461.00' Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 408.00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 396.50' United States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C 429.00

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on recommendation of Geological Survey, approved by Public Printer.3 Combined price of items 1 and 2.

* 12 cents per square inch, minimum size, SI. 75.

* 5 cents per square inch minimum size, 65 cents.


Reproducing 29 illustrations for Bulletin No. 449, United States Geological Survey—Contd.Item No. 4.—Engraving 15 halftone illustrations-

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $28.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 35.74Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 50.00F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y (2)

Item No. 5.—Engraving 11 zinc etchings

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 9. 40

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20.00F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y (3)

Reproducing 29 illustrations for Bulletin No. 450, United States Geological Survey—EconomicResources of the Central Texas Mineral Region, etc.

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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 554.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C. .- 473.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 349.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Item No. 2.—Engraving 27 illustrations-Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 55.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .38.24

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 65.00Reproducing 20 illustrations for Bulletin No. 452, United States Geological Survey—The Landerand Salt Creek Oil Fields, Wyoming, etc.:

Item No. 1.—Photolithogra'phing and printing ff, 928 copies of 1 illustration

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The Norris Peters Co., Washinton, D. C No bid.

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 167.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 230.00


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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md * 175.00Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y 476. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 429.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 614.50American Lithographic Co., New York. N. Y No bid.American Bank Note Co., New York. N. Y No bid.


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 42.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 41.20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 46.25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 70.00

Item No. 4.—Engraving, hv the wax process, 1 illustration

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L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 14.00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 16.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 452, United States Geological Survey—The Landerand Salt Creek Oil Fields, Wyoming:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00

Reproducing 132 illustrations for Bulletin No. 454, United States Geological Survey—Coal, Oil,

and Gas of the Foxburg Quadrangle, Pennsylvania (H. Doc. No. 1425; 61st Cong., 3d sess.):


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United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 292.00Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 7,428 copies each of 2 illustrations-

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 863.00Item No. 3.—Engraving 122 illiastrations—

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 21.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 32.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 42.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 49.50

Reproducing 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 456, United States Geological Survey.—Oil and GasFields of the Carnegie Quadrangle, Pennsylvania:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7, 428 copies of 1 illustration

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United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 301.00Item No. 2.—Photolithographing and printing 7,428 copies each of 4 illustrations

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United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 225.00Item No. 3.—Engraving 1 illustration

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Maurice Joyce En.graving Co., Washington, D. C 1.40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.45Baltimore-Marjdand Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 2.00

Reproducing 38 illustrations for Bulletin No. 467, United States Geological Survey.—Geology andMineral Resources of Parts of the Alaska Peninsula:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,938 eopies each of 2 illustrations

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A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 912.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 675.00United States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C i 600. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 7,938 copies of 1 illustration—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 597.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 688. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 513.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 494.00

1 Contractor.2 12 cents i)er square inch, minimum size, S1.75.3 5 cents per square inch, minimum size, 60 cents.* A. Hoen & Co.'s bid not according to specifications.

292 BEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.

Reproducing 38 illustrations for Bulletin No. 467, United States Geological Survey—Contd.Item No. 3.—Lithographing and printing 7,938 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $275.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 339.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 248.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 200.00

Item No. 4.—Engraving, by the wax process, 1 illustration-L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 27,00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 30.00

Item No. 5.—Engraving 18 hahtone illustrations-National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 123.40Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 27.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 31.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40.00

Item No. 6.—Engraving 15 zinc etching illustrations-National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i5. 48Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 7.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 9.65Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.50

Engraving 13 illustrations for Bulletin No. 470-C, United States Geological Survey—Copper:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.24Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 19. 00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 470-D, United States Geological Survey—Lead andZinc:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.95National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i 3. 10

Engraving 1 illustration for Ball.^tin No. 470-E, United States Geological Survey—Rare Metals:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Wasiiington, D. C 1 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.28Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.20Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.. Baltimore, Md 1.40

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 470-F, United States Geological Survey—Iron andManganese:

r Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.50National Engraving Co., \ya3hington, D. C 3.20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 13. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 470-G, United States Geological Survey—StructuralMaterials:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 115.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 16.50

Engraving 1 illustration, for Bulletin No. 470-J, United States Geological Survey—Sulphur andPyrite:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1,00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' ,95Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .95Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i.75

Engraving 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 470-K, United States Geological Survey—Miscella-neous Nonmetallic Products:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1 3.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 6.45

Reproducing 13 illustrations for Bulletin No. 474, United States Geological Survey—Coals ofthe State of Washington:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 7,438 copies of 1 illustration—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 163.00Julius Bien Co., New York. N. Y 69. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 75.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 75.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 115.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 12 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 33. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 18.90Laiunan Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 35. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 25.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa - No bid.F. A. Ringler Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 475, United States Geological Survey—The Diffusionof Crude Petroleiun Through Fuller's Earth, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6,75

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 479, United States Geological Survey—GeochemicalInterpretation of Water Analyses:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1,25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.30Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 15

1 Contractor.


Reproducing 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 480, United States Geological Survey—MineralResources of Alaska:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 10,038 copies of 1 illustratiou—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i $64. GOJulius Bien Co.. New York, N. Y 85.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 75.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washmgton, D. C 118. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 97.00

Item No. 2.—Lithographing and printing 10,038 copies of 1 illustration-

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 254.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1 203. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 260.00Eckert Lithographmg Co., Washmgton, D. C 214.00


Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 42.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 48.75

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 38. 00Engraving 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 490, United States Geological Survey—MineralogicalNotes:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C No bid.


Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1 6. 50

Lithographing and printing 8,673 copies of 1 illustration for Mineral Resources of United States,

1909, Part 1—Metals (H. Doc. No. 1476, 61st Cong., 3d sess.):

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 422. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2351 00Engraving 1 illustration for Mineral Resources of the United States, Calendar Year, 1909, Part

II—Nonmetallic Products:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.

,Washington. D. C 2. 00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.75

Engraving 1 illustration—Water-Power Cards: T. * * * R. * * * P. M. (For use onForms Nos. 9-475 and 9-476, Interior Department):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 . 88Lanman Engraving Co. ,Washington, D. C 1. 00

Lithographing and printing 100 copies of 1 illustration—Geological Map of Kansas:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 13.OO

Reproducing 2 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 273—Quality of the Water Supplies of

Kansas, etc. (H. Doc. No. 1360; 61st Cong., 3d sess.):

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 6,444 copies of 1 illustration-Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 378. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 260.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 648.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 1 2. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 75Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 3. 25

Reproducing 22 illustrations for Water-Supply Paper No. 278—Water Resources of AntelopeValley, Cal.:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 5,454 eopies of 1 illustration—• United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 654.00

Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 668. 00Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y 1 458. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 500.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 19. 19National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 18. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 20.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y •. 20. 00


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The Norris Peters Co. , Washington. D. C 1 74. 00Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 93. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 85. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 74. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 99.00

Reproducing 20 illustrations for Bulletin No. 470-B, Geological Survey—Gold and Silver:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 10.741 copies of 1 illustration—

The Norris Peters Co. , Washington, D. C 77. 00Eckert Lithographing Co.


United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 52. 50A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 61.00


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 14. 95Lanman Engraving Co. ,Washington, D. C 30. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.


1 Contractor.2 Hoen's bid irregular. Price based on the assumption that transfer impressions would be furnished,

which was not a part of specifications of this office.

294 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEIK^TEK.

Reproducing 43 illustrations for Bulletin No. 478, Geological Survey—Geology and Ore Depositsnear Lake City, Colo.:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,438 copies each of 3 illustrations-United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 12 §450. ooEckert lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 460. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 426.00Julius Bieji Co., New York, N. Y 529. 00

Item No. 2.—ii,ngraving 39 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 24. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 31. 50Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 45. 00Baltim.ore-Maryland Engraving Co.


Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 40. 00Item No. 3.—Photolithographing and printing 7,438 copies of 1 illustration

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 53. 00Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, I). C 54. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 62. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 54.00Juhus Bien Co. , New York , N . Y 59. 00

Reproducing 15 illustrations for Professional Paper No. 71, Geological Survey—Index to Strati-graphy of North America:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 10,377 copies of 1 illustration—

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 8,997. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., AVashington, D. C 5,169.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 14, 875. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving, bv the wax process, 14 illustrations—L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 210. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 1 150. 00

Reproducing 23 illustrations for Bulletin No. 484, Geological Survey—The Granites ofConnecticut:Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 7,438 copies of 1 illustration-

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 655. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore. Md 1 340. 00Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 422. 00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y No bid.


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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 28. 50National Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 39. 00Lanman Engraving Co.


Baltim.ore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 31.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 26. 00

Reproducing 88 illustrations for Bulletin No. 23, Bureau of Mines—Steaming Tests of Coal andRelated Investigations:Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 86 illustrations—

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 379. 50Frank McLees & Bros. , Nev/ York, N. Y 450. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 2 halftone illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.50

Reproducing 33 illustrations for Bulletin No. 25, Bureau of Mines—Mining Conditions under theCity of Scranton:Item No. 1.—Photolithogranhing and printing 2,64G copies each of 25 illustrations-

Eckert Lithographing Co., A\^ashington, D. C 1 1,085. 00

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1,528. 00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,789. 00

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 1, 397. 00

The Norris Peters Co., AVashington, D. C ^ 60G. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 8 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 1 16. 00



Private Order.

Lithographing and printing 1,500 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Governor of

New Mexico. 1910 (ordered for the governor of New Mexico):Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 30. 00


Photolithographing and prmting 455 copies each of 17 illustrations for Plans and Specifications

for Buoys and Appendages:The Norris Peters Co., A 'Washington, D. C 1 73. 00

Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 77.00

Eckert Lithographmg Co., Washington, D. C 80. 50

United States Geological Survey, AA ashington, D. C No bid.

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 355 copies each of 11 illustrations for Plans and Specifications

for Moorings for Vessels and Buoys, 1911:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. Co^'^

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C f-WWebb & Bocorselski (Inc.), AVashington, D. C 44.00

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 50. 00

Columbia Planograph Co., AVashington, D. C 40. 00

1 Contractor.-r. • *

2 Awarded on time, on recommendation of Geological Survey, approved by Public Printer.

3 Bid withdrawn.


Lithographing and printing 250 copies each of S illustrations for Part VI—Code List of MerchantVessels. 1910:

The Xorris Peters Co.. Washington, D. C $350.00A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 42.5. 00Eckert Lithogi'aphing Co., Uâshingtoa, D. C 157.50Andrew B. Graham Co.. V>'a3hington, D. C ' 147.00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.

Lithograohiag and printing 5,0J J copies of 1 illustration—International Metric System Chart:A. Hoen Sc Co.. Baltimore, Md i 4.50. 00

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Report of the Commissioaer of Corjiorations on Transportationby Water in the United States. Part III— Vater Terminals:Item No. 1.— Photo lithographiQg and printing 3,14(5 copies of 4 illustrations—

L^nited States Geological Survey, vSâshington, D. C i 172. 00Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., ^vâshington, D. C 4. 70National Engraving Co., -Yashington, D. C 4.75Lanman Engraving Co., "^."^.'ashington, D. C i 3. 15

Engraving 4 illustrations for The Migration of Salmon in the Columbia River (Part of Bulletin,Bureau of Fisheries. Vol. XXIX. 1909):

Maurice .lovce Engraving Co.. '"^"Vashmgton. D. C 14.00National Engraving Co., v.'ashington, D. C : i 7. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 13.00

Engravine 1 illustration for Geodesv: Tables for a Polvconic Projection of Maps, Third Edition,1910:

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Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., V, ashington. D. C 1.95National Engraving Co., ashington. D.C 2.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D.C 1 1. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Camphor Industries in Foreign Countries:"Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., '^Vashington, D. C 4.50National Engraving Co., -^'ashington, D. C 3.70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C i 3. 00

Engi-aving 3 illustrations for Daily Consular and Trade Reports for September, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Vv'ashington. D.C 4. 20National Engraving Co., Washington, "D. C i 1.75

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 4.20Engraving 2 illustrations for Daily Consular and Trade Reports for September, 1910 (Drawings:

C"^ A. Lesher's Patent Rubber-Tapping-l-Cnife):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., \rashington, D. C : 3. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 2. 46Lanman EngTaving Co.. Washington, D. C 3. 50

Engraving SI illustrations for Marine Isopods Collected in the Philippines by the United StatesFisherie^s Steamer Albatross in 1907-8:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. '""'."ashington, D. C 59.94National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 28. 35Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D.C 41. 50Galvanotype Engraving Co.. New York, X'. Y 40. 00

Reproducing 14 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. 7, No. 1:

Item No. 1.—Engraving, bv the wax process, 12 illustrations

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L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 50.00Frank McLees & Bros.. New York, N. Y 75.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 2 illustrations-Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 5.45National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C • i 3.50

Engraving 3 illustrations for Daily Consular and Trade Reports for September, 1910 (Views:Hokkaido, Japan):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10. OONational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.85Lanman EncraviBg Co.. Washington. D. C i 4.40

Engraving,^ bv the wax process, 2 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, vol. 7,

No. 1 (figs. 904a and 904b):L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 7.0OFrank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y i 5.00

Engraving, bv the wax process, 6 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol.VI, No. 4 (Figs. I, II, III, W, VII, and VIII):

L, L. Poates Engraving Co., New York. N. Y i 7.C0Frank McLees d-' Bros.. New York. N. Y lO.OO

Engravins 13 illustrations for Food Value of Sea Mussels, Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries.Vol. XXIX. 1909:

Maurice Joyce Engâîn£: Co., Washington. D. C 40.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 22.80Lanman Engraving Co., vrashington, D. C i 20.25Galvanotvpe Engraving Co.. New York, N. Y 34.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.). Baltimore. Md No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 8.465 copies each of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of theCommissioner General of Immigration for Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1910 (Charts Nos. 1

and 2: ''Immigration into L'nited States"):The Norris Peters Co.. Washington. D. C 185.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Vv'ashington, D. C i 174.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 21 illustrations, bv the wax process, for Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. VI,No. 4:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1-49.00Frank McLees & Bros. , New York. N. Y 48. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Tide Tables for 1912:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.45National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.50

1 Contractor.2A-w-arded on time limit, by order of PubUc Printer.

296 BEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Engraving 5 illustrations for Daily Consular and Trade Reports, November, 1910:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Wastdngton, D. C $7. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 7.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^

Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. VI. No. 4:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 16. 45National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17.00

Reproducing 3 illustrations for Arctic Tides, 1910:

Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and priuting 1,046 copies of 1 illustration—The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C ! 12. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 13.25United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 9.25

Item No. 2.—Engraving 2 illustrations-Maurice Joyce EngraAong Co., Washington, D. C 1 6.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.75

Reproducing 59 illustrations for Report of the Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Surveyfor the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1910:

1. Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 3,364 copies each of 9 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 220.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 174.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 117.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C . No hid.A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Item No. 2.—Engraving 50 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 184.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 197.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 134.00A. G. Ogden Co. (dc), Baltimore, Md No bid.Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No bid.

Lithographing and priuting 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—Form No. 174—Candle-Power Scale:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 98.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 12 loi.oo

^ Eckert Lithograpliing Co., Washington, D. C 33.00(Eckert's bid withdrawn.)

Engraving 9 illustrations for Notes on Oscillating Interference Bands and Som.e Practical Appli-- cations—Part of Bulletin of Bureau of Standards, vol. 7, No. 1:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Wasliington, D. C 11.60National Engraving Co., Washtngton, D. C 9.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 8.75

Engraving, by the wax process, 3 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. VII,

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 1 3. 50Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 3. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin, Bureau of Standards, vol. 7, No. 1:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 96Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 75

Engraving 1 illustration—Library Label—"The Property of the Light House Service:"Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 75

Engraving 26 illustrations for Catalogue of Charts, 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 64.85National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 68. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 165. 00

Engraving 25 illustrations for Results of Observations at the Coast and Geodetic Survey Mag-netic Observatory at Cheltenliam, Md., 1907-8:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 59,. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 69. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 1 50. 00

Reproducing 20 illustrations for Anatomy and Physiology of Atrina (Pirma) rigida (Dillwyn):Item No. 1.—Engraving 2 half tones-

Gill Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 20. 00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 50

•i Item No. 2.—Engraving 18 line cuts-


National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 10. 40

.1 Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10. 50Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Commissioner General. of Immigration for 1910, chart 2:

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C. ^ 13. 50

Engraving, by the wax process, 8 illustrations for Circular No. 28—The Determination of theOptical Properties of Materials:L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 27. 50

Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 1 26. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,796 copies of 1 illustration for Condition and Extent of thef Natural Oyster Beds of Delaware, 1910:

, The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 112. 00


United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 102. 00

i: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 78. 00

, ^—1 Contractor.

:2 Awarded to Geological Survey, to be engraved on copper—copper plate to become the property of the

provernment. ' -


Engraving 2 illustrations: Facsimiles—Signature of the Director of the Bureau of Census:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $L 50

Engraving 3 illustrations—Summary—Anals^ses of Population Totals:


Engraving 21 illustrations—Outline State Maps—By Counties:Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 47. 50

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 44. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 46. 25

Engraving 2 illustrations—Outline State Maps—By Counties—Nevada and Texas:National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i IL 32

Engraving 20 illustrations—Outline State Maps—For Statistical Work:Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 95. 00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.


Engraving, bv the wax process, 7 illustrations for Bulletin, Bureau of Standards, vol. 7, No. 1:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y .3-3. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y i 25. 00

Engraving, bv the wax process, 11 illustrations for Bulletin, Bureau of Standards, vol. 7, No. 2:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 40. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 44 00

Engraving, by the wax process, 1 illustration for Bulletin, Bureau of Standards, vol. 7, No. 4-

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i L 50Frank McLees & Bros.. New York, N. Y 2. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 110, Bureau of Census—Supply and Distribution of

Cotton for the Year Ending August 31, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4, 50

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 00Lanman Engi-aving Co., vVashington, D. C i 2. 50

Reproducing 14 illustrations for The Effect of Preliminary Heat Treatment upon the Drying of

Clays:Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the wax process, 12 illustrations

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L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 5L 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 56. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 2 illustrations—Mam-ice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 10Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 50

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration—Map of the United States ShowingOutlines of Countv Boundaries:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 50Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C • 12. 25United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C ' 8. 60Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 9. 00Columbia Planograph Co., W-ashington, D. C No bid.

PhotolithogTaphing and printing 175 copies each of 10 illustrations for Plans for Keeper's Dwell-ing, Stateri Island Light Station, Richmond, N. Y.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 45.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 40.50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 48.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 52.50

Photolithographing and printing 250 copies of 1 illustration for Arctic Tides, 1910: Cotidal Linesfor the Arctic Regions:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 5.00

Engraving 8 illustrations for Cotton Goods in Latin America, Part IV:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 19. 99Lamnan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 24.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Pamphlet No. 1—Pulp Wood Consumption—Forest Products, 1909:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.20Lamnan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

Photolithographing and printing 503 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Commissioner ofCorporations on Transportation by Water in the United States, Part I:

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 28.50Photolithographing and printiQg 403 copies each of 5 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner

of Corporations on Transportation by Water in the United States, Part II:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 18. 00Photolithographing and printing 303 copies each of 18 illustrations for Report of the Commis-sioner of Corporations on Transportation by Water in the United States, Part III:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 75.00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Directions for Magnetic Measurements:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 21.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21. 62Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 26.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 2^800 copies of 1 illustration for Smnmary of the Report of theCommissioner of Corporations on the Lumber Industry:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 14.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 12.50

.Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington. D. C 14.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C . 15.50

Photolithographing and printihg 846 copies of 1 illustration for Survey of Oyster Bars of CharlesCounty, Md.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C ' 8. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 9.50Webb i: Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C i 6.25United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 6. 40

1 Contractor.


Engraving, by the wax process, 14 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards, Vol. 7,

No. 2:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 12 $55. ooFrank McLees & Bros. , New York, N. Y '. '.. '. '. '. ". ".'. *. 60! 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Legend for State Maps:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md ["

1i 65

Reproducing 96 illustrations for Natural History of the American Lobster—Part of Builetin,Bureau of Fisheries, Vol. 29, 1909:

Item No. 1.—Lithographing and printing 5,734 copies each of 3 illustrations-Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington, D. C is 275.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 426.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltunore, Md 495.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 51 halftone illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14 188.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 188.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 280.00

Item No. 3.—Engraving 42 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 31. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 48.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 60.00

Engraving 23 illustrations for Results of Magnetic Observations made at the Coast and GeodeticMagnetic Observatory, Sitka, Alaska, 1907-8:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 98.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 191.00Lamnan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 125.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 120.00

Engraving, by the"wax process, 28 illustrations for Some Quantitative Experiments in LongDistance Radiotelegraphy, Part of Bulletin, Vol. 7, No. 3—Reprint No. 158:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 12 H2. 00Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 110. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Pamphlet No. 2, Bureau of Census—Lumber, Lath, and Shingles-Forest Products, 1909;

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.80Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 2.25

Engraving 33 illustrations for Development of Sponges from Dissociated Tissues, Part of Bulle-tin, Bureau of Fisheries, Vol 30, 1910:

Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 1 110.00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 150.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 93, Bureau of Labor (March, 1911)—Drawings: Rela-tive Prices of Comm.odities:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C "

. 5. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 4. 10Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 28 illustrations for Packing for Export—Miscellaneous Series No. 5:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 39.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 37.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 32.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 36.95

Engraving 1 illustration for Daily Consular and Trade Reports for April, 1911—Cut FloM^er In-dustry in Southern France:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 00

Engraving 21 illustrations for Results of Observations Made at the Coast and Geodetic Mag-netic Observatory near Honolulu, Hawaii, 1907-8:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 41. OONational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 16. 68Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 48. 75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co. , Baltimore, Md 47. 50Galvanotype E^ngraving Co. , New York, N. Y 58. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—Map showing location of theBureau of Standards:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 20. OOEckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 1 18. 00United States Geological Survey, AVashington, D. C 30. 00

Lithographing and printing 5,734" copies each of 3 illustrations for Natural History of theAmerican Lobster—Part of bulletin, Bureau of Fisheries, Vol. 29, 1909: ^

Julius Bien Co. , New York, N. Y 374. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore. Md 1 337.00

Reproducing 2 illustrations—Paper Rule:Item No. 1.—Engraving 1 line-cut illustration

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Maurice Jovee Engraving Co., Washington, D. C F4. 50National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C ^3. 90

Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1 2.50

Item No. 2.—Engraving, bv the wax process, 1 illustration—L. L. Poates Engravin? Co., New York, N. Y 1 20.00

Frank McLees & Bros.'; New York, N. Y 24. OO

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on time, on recommendation of department, approved by Public Printer.» Work rejected and order canceled.4 Awarded on time.5 Readvertisement.

EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKIKTER. 299

Engraving 1 illustration for Packing for Export—Miscellaneous Series No. 5:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $0. 00Engi-aving 1 illustration for Form No. 8-3394, Schedule 1, Deaf Male— Fai-sidiile signature of

Joseph A. Hill, Chief Statistician, Bureau of the Census:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i

. 75Engraving 1 illustration for The Detenniuation of Vanadium in Vanadium and Chrome-vana-dium Steels, Part of Bulletin, Vol. 7, No. 3—Reprint No. IGl:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i. 90

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .90

Engraving, by the wax process, 1 illustration for Circular No. 8, Bureau of Standards—Testingof Thermornetiers:L. L. Poates Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y . . . :

i 5. 60Frank McLees & Bros., New York, N. Y 8. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 8-3529, Cii'cular Letter—Facsimile Signature of RolandP. Falkner:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., V\âshington, D. C ,

1 1.00Lithographing "and printing 10,000 copies of 1 illustration—Standard Coordinating Paper:

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md. i 75.50Engraving, bv the wax process, 1 illustration for "On the Computation of the Constant C 2 of

Planck's Equation," etc., Part of Bulletin, Vol. 7, No. 2—Reprint No. 162:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 4.00Frank McLees & Bros. , New York, N. Y 5. 50

Engraving, by the wax process, 29 illustrations for A Study of tiie Current Transformer withParticular Reference to Iron Loss, etc.:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 119. 00Frank McLees & Bros. . New York, N. Y i 85. 00

Engraving 14 illustrations for Bulletin No. Ill, Bureau of the Census—Cotton Production, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C i 21. 50National Engraving Co. , Washington , D . C .- 23. 00Lanman Engraving Co.

,Washington, D. C .38. 00

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 34. 50Photolithographing and printing 3,546 copies each of 2 illustrations for United States Coast Pilot,Atlantic Coast, Parts I-IT, from St. Croix River to Cape Ann:Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington , D. C i 22. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C ' 70. 00The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C : 27.00

Engraving, by the v^âx process, 6 illustrations for Thermodynamics of Concentration, part of

Bulletin, Vol. 7. No. 3—Reprint No. 165:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 19.50Frank McLees & Bros. , New York, N. Y i 19. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 429—Notice to Rejected Chinese Applicant:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .95I^ânman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i

. 85Engraving, by the wax process, 28 illustrations for The Canacity and Phase Difference of Par-

affined Paper Condensers, etc.. Part of Bulletin, Vol. 7, No. 4—Reprint No. 166:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 174.00Frank McLees & Bros. , Nev/ York, N. Y 175. 00

Lithographing and nrinting 2,500 copies of 1 illustration—International Metric System Chart:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 250.00

Engraving, by the wax process, 10 illustrations for The Steam-Turbine Expansion Line on theMollier Diagram, Part of Bulletin, Vol. 7, No. 4—Reprint No. 167:

L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 12 53. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Daily Consular and Trade Reports for July, 1911—Artificial Net orLace:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 1 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration—Legend for State Maps—Population:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washmgton, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 .75

Engraving 2 illustrations for Advance Population Bulletin for New Jersey—State Maps:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.85Tânman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 10Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 2.20

Engraving 192 illustrations, more or less, for the Population and Agricultural Bulletins of theBureau of the Census:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. (per cut) 2. 10National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. (per cut) 2.49Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. (per cut) 1 1.20

Lithographing and printing 1,000 conies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 645, 61st Cong.,2d sess.—Woman and Child Wage Earners in the United States, Vol. Ill—Glass Industry:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 45.00

Reproducing 5 illustrations for A Comnarison of American Diree*^-Current Switchboard Volt-meters and Ammeters—Part of Bulletin, Vol. 7, No. 3—Reprint No. 163:Item No. 1.—Engraving 3 halftone illustrations-

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., W ashington, D. C 13. 50'

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 11.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving, by the wax process, 2 illustrations—L. L. Poates Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 14.00Frank McLees & Bros. , New York, N. Y 1 12. 00

1 Contractor.2 Awarded without competition, bv direction of Public Printer, to get award in fiscal vear ended June

30,1911.


Reproducing 13 illustrations for Bulletin No. 95, Bureau of Labor, July, 1911:Item No. 1.—Litlaograpliing and printing 14,405 copies of 1 illustration-

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y : $173.00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 132.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 126.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 155. oo

Item No. 2.—Engraving 12 illustrations:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 57,50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 39.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 24. 10Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 3,246 copies each of 20 illustrations for Report of the Commis-sioner of Corporations on the Lumber Industry, Part 1:

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United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 3,618.00

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Photolithographing and printing 1,000 copies each of 2 illustrations for Army Horse in Accidentand Disease, 1909—War Document No. 347:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 152.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Manual for the Subsistence Department of the United States Army,1910—War Document No. 369:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 450—Instructions to Bidders and Specifications Governingthe Manufacture, Test, and Inspection of Smokeless Powder for Cannon:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 00

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies each, of 10 illustrations for Form No. 1687—Instruc-tions for Moiuiting, Using, and Caring for Disappearing Carriage, L. F., Model of 1903:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 63.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 67.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 60.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C i 26.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 40.00

Lithographing arid printing 7,000 copies each of 2 illustrations for United States Field ServiceRegulations, 1910—War Document No. 363:

Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 1 106. 00Engraving 23 illustrations for Annual Report of the Surgeon General, United States Army, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 29.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3L00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 30.25

Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Surgeon General, United States Army, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00

Reengraving 5 illustrations for Professional Papers No. 32, Corps of Engineers—Military Rail-ways (War Department Doc. No. 359):

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7.00Engraving 16 illustrations for Annual Report of the Superintendent of the United States Mili-

tary Academy for 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 47.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 59.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 39.75A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Reproducing 90 illustrations for Annual Report of Chief of Engineers, 1910, and SubordinateEngineers, Relating to River and Harbor Improvements, and Report of Mississippi RiverCommission:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and Printing 1,852 copies each of 75 illustrations—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C—Sample paper A 1, 290. 00Sample paper B 1, 207. 00Sample paper C 1, 200. 00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1, 085. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), W^ashington, D. C 1, 140.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 1,040.00A. Grignard & Co., New York, N. Y 1, 297. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 15 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 47.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 47.00

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 40.00Galvanotvpe Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 50.00

Reproducing 30 illustrations for Handbook of the 4.7-inch Gun Material, Model of 1906, withInstructions for Its Care:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 550 copies each 27 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 35. 00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 127.00

Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 73. 00

Columbia Planograph Co., AVashington, D. C 53. 10

Item No. 2.—Engraving 3 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15. 60

National Engraving Co.,"Washington, D. C 19.00


Engraving 1 illustration for Drill Regulations, Machine Gun Organizations, Cavalry, UnitedStates Army, 1910 (War Doc. No. 377):


National Engraving Co. Washington, D. C 5.25Lanman Enigraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 65

1 Contractor.


Engraving 3 illustrations for Form No. 1956—Description of2-inch Telescopic Sights, Model of 1906:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $12. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 00

Photolithographing and printing 6,498 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report, Division of

Military Affairs, 1910, on the Organized Militia:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 35. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 86. 00Webh & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 42. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 55.00

Engraving 128 illustrations for Manual No. 3, Signal Corps—Electrical Instruments and Tele-phones, Revised, 1910 (War Doc. No. 378):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 185. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 168. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 140. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 171. 40Galvanotype Engraving Co., Nevf York, N. Y 160. 00

Lithographing and printing 2,503 copies each of 2 illustrations for War Document No. 363—FieldService Regulations, United States Army, 1910:

Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa i 70. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 92. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Manual for Army Cooks, 1910 (War Doc. No. 379):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 65Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00

Photolithographing and printing 2,003 copies each of 2 illustrations for Report of the Governorof Porto Rico, 1910—From Annual Reports, War Department:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C • 16. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 14. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D, C i 10. 25United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 12. 00

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies each of 5 illustrations for Form No. 1768—Instruc-tions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 3-inch Saluting Gun and Mount:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 14. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 22. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 15. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C , 112.75United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 12 illustrations for Forms—Examination for Detail for Duty in the Ordnance De-partment:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 14. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16.00

Photolithographing and printing 4,998 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the ChiefSignal Officer, 1910:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 30. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 55.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 56.00

Engraving 24 ilhistrations for Manual for Army Cooks, 1910 (War Doc. No. 379):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 36. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 28. 70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 30. 00Galvanot5T)e Engraving Cc^., New York, N. Y 31. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md , 45. 50

Lithographing and printing 1,003 copies each of 2 illustrations for Manual of Visual Signaling,United States Signal Corps, 1910:

Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 77.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 87. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md ,

i 65. 00Photolithographing and printing 500 copies each of 3 illustrations for Form No. 1701—Instruc-tions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 15-Pounder Barbette Carriage, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Eckert Lithographing Co. Washington, D. C 13. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C. ., 10. 50Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C i 9. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 1157—Inspection Report of 3.8-inch Gun Limber, No. —

,

Model of 1904.

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, I). C i

, 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 1158—Inspection Report of 3.8-mch Gun Caisson, No. —

,

Model for 1904:

Mamrice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 25

Engraving 2 illustrations for Manual for Army Cooks, 1910 (War Doc. No. 379):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 3. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 4. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 2. 50

Thotolithographing and printing 200 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of Chief of Engi-neers and Subordinate Engineers, 1910:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C i 4 50

Photolithographing and printing 600 copies each of 3 illustrations for Form No. 1667—Descrip-tion of the Plotting Boards for Mobile Artillery, Models of 1905 and 1906, etc.:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.The Norris Peters Co., V/ashington, D.C i 9. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D.C 14. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D.C 9. 00Columbia Planogra.ph Co. Washington, D.C 9. 25

1 Contractor.


Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Form No. 1875—Description ofSwasey Depression Position Finders, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C $3.00Eckert Lithographing Co., "Washington, D. C 7.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C i 2.75Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 100 copies each of 5 illustrations for Form No. 1751—Instruc-tions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 4.72-inch Gun, Armstrong, 50 Caliber, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 17. 50Engraving 22 illustrations for Report of the Philippine Commission for 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 89.75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 92. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 100.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 69. 00

Photolithographing and printing 350 copies each of 7 illustrations for Form No. 1721—Instruc-tions for Loading Projectiles with Explosive D:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 17.50Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 18.25Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 17.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 200 copies each of 5 illustrations for Form No. 1749—Instruc-tions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 4.72-inch Gun, Armstrong, 40-Caliber, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 15.50Photolithographing and printing 200 copies each of 5 illustrations for Form No. 1750—Instruc-

tions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 4.72-ineh Gun, Armstrong, 45-Caliber, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 15.50Photohthographing and printing 200 copies each of 5 illustrations for Annual Report of theChief of Ordnance:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 25. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 29. 50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C . 32.50

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies each of 2 illustrations for Form No. 1768—Instruc-tions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 3-inch Saluting Gun and Mount:Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C i 4.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Record of Firing (Annual Report, Chief of Ordnance, 1910):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Ertgraving Co., Washington, D. C .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C » . 85

Engraving 1 illustration for General Orders No. — , War Department, 1911 (Cut: A Thorough-bred Horse):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 50

Engraving 7 illustrations for Drill Regulations for Signal Corps, United States Army—Pro-visional—1911:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.85National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 6.75

Photolithographing and printing 300 copies each of 6 illustrations for Form No. 1689—Instruc-tions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 8-inch Disappearing Carriages, L. F., Model of 1894:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 18.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 17.75Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington. D. C 24.00Columbia Planograph Co., 'Washington, D. C No bid.United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C .* No bid.

Engraving 4 illustrations for War Document No. 385—Strength and Organization of the Armiesof France, Germany, Austria, Russia, England, Italy, Mexico, and Japan:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 15

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 5.00

Photolithographing and printing 1,003 copies each of 2 illustrations for War Document No. 290—The Military Policy of the United States—Third Edition:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 14. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for War Document No. 389—Regulations Prescribing Standard for

Field Firing and the Proficiencj^ Test, United States Army:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 89Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 3.50

Engraving 28 illustrations for War Document No. 390—Multiplex Telephony and Telegraphyby Means of Electric Waves Guided by Wires:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '25.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25. 85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 26. 55Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 27.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Circular No. 4, Commissary General, War Department:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20.00Baltimore- Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i 8. 50

Engraving 36 illustrations for Form No. 1659—Handbook of the Three-inch Field ArtilleryMaterial with Instructions for Its Care:Maurice Joyce EngraAang Co., Washington, D. C 85.00National Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C 74.90Lanman Engra\'ing Co., Washington, D. C. i 46.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 70.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 62.00

1 Contractor.


Engraving 6 illustrations for Form No. 105&—Ifandbook of the Three-inch Field Artillery

Material, with Instructions for Its Care:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $2.70National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 3.60Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 3.85

Photolithographing and printing 4C0 copies each of 22 illustrations for Fonn No. 16Gl~TIand-book of the Five-inch Siege Gun Battery, with Instructions for Its Care:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 104. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 113.00United States Geological Survey, Washington. D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 200 copies each of 4 illustrations for Form No. Ifi84—Instruc-tions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for Five-inch Barbette Carriage, Model of 1903:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 10.00Photolithographing and printing 500 copies each of 4 illustrations for Form No. 1741—Descrip-tion and Instructions for the Use of Rifle and ITand Grenades:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 8.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 13.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies^each of (i illustrations for Form No. 1765—Descrip-tion and Instructions for the Care of the Je ive and Six Inch Guns:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 25.25Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 36.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing CGO copies each of 4 illustrations for Form No. 1905—Descrip-tion of the Barr & Stroud 9-foot Horizontal Base Self-contained Range Finder, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 10.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 11.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Lithographing and printing 2,003 copies each of 2 illustrations for Signal Corps Manual No. 6—Manual of Visual Signaling, 1910, etc.:

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 59. 50Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 114. 00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 87.00

Photolithographing and printing 3,970 copies each of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of theWar Department for the Year Ended June 30, 1910, Vol. IV:Columbia Planograph Co., Washington. D. C i 14. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 203-A, War Department—Directions for Measurement:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .99Lamnan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .60

Photolithographing and printing 75 copies each of 10 illustrations for Notes on the Constructionof Ordnance No. 55—Hydro-Pneumatic Gear of Siege and Heavy Ordnance:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 28.00Eckert Lithographing Co.. Washington, D. C 30.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Heproducing 28 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 69—Report of Ex-periments with an 8-inch Breech-loading Rifle, etc.:

Item No. 1.— Photolithographing and printing 100 copies each of 21 illustrations—The Nonis Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 5L50

Item No. 2.—Engraving 7 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 18.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18.78Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21.40Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 20.75Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 19.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.

Engraving 22 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance No. 78—The 16-inch Breech-loading Rifle, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21.60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 24.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ; i 20. 95Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 28.25Galvanotype Engi-aving Co., New York, N. Y 28. 00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.

Engraving 15 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 82—French Rapid-Fire Field Artillery, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 8.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.85Larmian Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 05Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 10.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 8.00Phototype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.

Engraving 16 illustrations for Gunnery and Explosives for Field ArtUlery Officers—War Docu-ment No. 391:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 8.20

Photolithographing and printing 4,000 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 808,61st Cong., 3d sess.—Uncinariasis (Hookworm) m Porto Rico:Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 40.00

^ Contractor.


NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Engraving 3 illustrations for Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the Warof the Rebellion, Volume XXIII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $8. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 287:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 288:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 346:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.87National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, T>. C 3.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 41-P-2:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i. 98Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for General Specifications, Appendix 1, Supplement No. 3—StandardSteel Flasks for Compressed Air:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the Warof the Rebellion, Volume XXIV:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 1 80.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 41-L'-1—Plumber's Ladles:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C . 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C il.OOLanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Specifications 41-T-6—Metal Caulking Tools for Issue to Ships:.Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2.70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War ofthe Rebellion, Volume XXIV:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '. 1.00

Photolithographing and printing 150 copies each of 2 illustrations for The American Ephemerisand Nautical Almanac, 1910, Second Edition—Reprint:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C ,

i 10. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for General Specifications for Electrical Appliances on Shipboard-Appendix VII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Revision of the System of Accountability, United States MarineCorps—Drawing: Camp of a Battalion of Infantry:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3.50

Engraving 3 illustrations for Form No. 110 E (Construction and Repair), Appendages and Mid-ship Section—Table 5:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 2. 25

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.50

Engraving 1 illustration for General Specifications, Part 1, Supplement No. 2—Drawing: TypeLoad Diagram and Stress Table:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C i 3.00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Surgeon General, 1910:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.; Washington, D. C 5.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 35

Engraving 6 illustrations for A Practical Example of the Retiring Search Curve, SupplementNo. 1—To Useful Curves, Scouting, and the Torpedo Danger Area:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 13. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Specifications 64-K-l—Steam Jacketed -Kettles, Copper—NavyStandard:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 11.89


Lanman Engraving Co^ Washington, D. C 17.00Engraving 1 illustration—Plydrographic Office Seal:



Lanman Engraving Co., "Washington, D. C 1 1. 00Tinting Land Areas in Yellow on 2,856 copies each of 3 illustrations for American Ephemeris and .

Nautical Almanac for 1913, 1st Edition (eclipse maps):United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 40. 00

1 Contractor.

HEPOBT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK. 305

Photolithographing and printing 4,003 copies of 1 illustration for The American ^'vautieal Alma-nac, 1911, 2d Edition (Drawing: Star Map for 1911):

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i $12. 00Eclcert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 12.00^Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 1.5. 00--

Engraving 2 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 209—Six-inch Breech Mechanism. MarkVII (Sketch No. 2115):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.80'

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. fjO-

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 25Engraving 1 illustration for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 218—Six-inch Breech Mechanism, MarkIX (Sketch No. 2117):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. G No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 40-

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 25.

Engraving 4 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 225—Seven-inch Breech Mechanism,Mark I:


Engraving 2 illustrations for Specifications 17B2 (Drawings: Stowing Spare Armatures, andElectrical Parts on Shipboard):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 37National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.62Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 2.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 236—Firing Lock Mark X, June, 1910(Drawings Nos. 27972 and 2144):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.00-National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. 50

Engraving 4 illustrations for Report of Engineering Competitions, 1909-10 (Cuts of Curves Illus-trating Change of Trim and Displacement):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. i 8. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Advance Sheets of Report of Battle Practice, 1910—" GunneryExercises, 1911 ":

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. 00Engraving 119 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 315—Description of Turret ElectricalAppliances, Character, Operation, and Maintenance:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Vfashington, D. C

_12 239.00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '

239. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 249. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 247.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 260.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 34F1—Hose Fittings:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 5. 30National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 62Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.70

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 6403—Ships' Electric Bake Ovens (Drawing: OvenNo. 1):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 90National Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C 2. 85Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 75

EngraviD_g 1 illustration for Specifications 64R1—Ships' Electric Ranges:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 3. 00

Engraving 1 illustration—Marine Corps Meal Ticket (Facsimile and Title):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 209—Six-inch Breech Mechanism, MarkVII (Firing Mech. Details—Sketch No. 21l6):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 9.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C [ 1 7. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 218—Six-inch Breech Mechanism, MarkIX (Firing Mech. Details—Sketch No. 2118):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C

. 8.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 9*45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 7. 75

Photolithographing and printing 1,153 copies each of 2 iUustrations for American Er)henierisand Nautical Almanac, 1911, 2d Edition:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 30.50Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington, D. C

] 25! 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C > 1 22.00The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 28.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Revision of the System of Accountability, United States MarineCorps:Maurice Joyce Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.' 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Recording Targets for Broadside DottersrMaurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2' 50

Contractor. 2 Awarded on time limit.

10513—11 20

305 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.

Engraving 1 illustration for Recording Targets for 3-pounder Dotters:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $1.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .qqLanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2! 50

Photolithographing and printing 253 copies each of 2 illustrations for Instructions for RivetingNaval Vessels:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 10.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 41-S-9:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 17Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.25

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 42-H-28:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., ^Vashington, D. C 1.65National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.74Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1, 15

Photolithographing and printing 2,003 copies of 1 illustration for Specifications 34-r-l—HoseFittings:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 10.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 11.50Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 11.50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 42-D-2 (Drawing: Fifty-Gallon Gasoline Tank):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., \\'ashington, D. C 1.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.62Lanman Engraving Co.


Engraving 1 illustration for Advance Sheets, Annual Report of the Secretary of the Navy, 1910:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.


EngraviQg 1 illustration for Specifications 42-B-3:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., \\'ashington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 .90

PhMolithographing and printing 1,000 copies each of 4 illustrations for Standard Valve Lists-Sheets 65, 66, 67, and 68:

The Norris Peters Co.,Washington, D. C 12. 00

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 16.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 1 11.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C • 13.75United States Geological Survey, \\ ashington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 11 illustrations for Correction to the Landing Force and Small-Arms Instruction,United States Navy:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.20Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 8. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 54-S-l:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., 'w'ashington, D. C 4.30National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.96Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.90

Engraving 2 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 286—12-inch Mark VIII Breech Mech-anism, December, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. ,Washington, D. C 17. 90

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 15. 50Lanman Engraving Co.


Engraving 2 illustrations for Rules for Battle Practice, 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., A\"ashington, D. C 1 8.00Redrawing and engraving 3 illustrations for Notes on Calibration, Gunnery Exercises, 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 15.00National Engraving Co., v¥ashington, D. C 9.75Lanman Engraving Co.

,Washington, D. C ^ 1 7. 90

Photolithographing and printing 365 copies of 1 illustration for Boiler House Log Sheet (TheWashington Navy Yard):The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washiagton, D. C 13. 00United States Geological Sxirvey, \ , ashington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 54-L-l—Confidential Information Locker:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., ashington, D. C 3. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '3.00

Photolithographing and printing 730 copies of 1 illustration for Boiler House Log Sheet (TheWashington Navy Yard):The Norris Peters Co.

,Washmgton, D. C 1 12. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for The American Nautical Almanac, 1913—(Charts: Partial Eclipseof the Sun, April 6, August 31, September 29, 1913):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md • 1 6. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Clothing Measurements—Naval Clothing Factory:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.

,ashmgton, D. C 1. 00

National Engraying Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 42-L-l:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. ,

Washington, D. C 1. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 1. 75Lanman Engraving Co. ,

Washington, D. C. 2. 25

1 Contractor.

EEPORT or THE PUBLIC PEIXTER. 307

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 12-B-4:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. ^^'ashington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C • i $1.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.60Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 2. 75

Photolithographing and printing 200 copies each of 4 Uiustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No.52—United States Nav\- Air-Cbmprcssor, Mark 14:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 22. 00Eckert Lithogi-aphing Co., Washington. D. ( i 21. 00Webb 6c Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington. 1). ( 24 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 4^-S-l.Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Eugi-aving Co., Washington. D. C i

. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C ' .70"

Engraving 1 illustration for Target for Turret Dotters:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C i

. 75Engraving 1 illustration for Target for 1 ivp-inch Dotter Mark V:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. ^Vashington. D. C ' . 75Engraving 1 illustration for Target for Six-inch Dotier Mark VI:

Matirice Joyce En,graving Co.. V\'ashiugton. D. C i 75Engraving 1 illustration for Target for Seven-incli Dotter Mark V:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C i. 75

Engraving 1 ullistration for t ;r: :^ f :! Twelve-inch Dotter Mark VII and VII, Mod^l -3:

Mauricf^ Joyce Eneraviti-; ..nsrton. D. C i. 75

Photolithographing and pri:. - :opies each of h illustrations for Hydrographic Office

Publication ^ o.""^7— TntHin.-. . '_"^:e of Signals:

The Norris P.^v.-.r.^ '-o.. v:-: ,l:i:izion. B.C..:. i 65 00A. Ilo-n >v Co.. I]^lr:ninrv. M^::: 245.00Eckerr Luho-rar-hin:: Co., W^shinr-on. D. C No bid.United States Geological Survey, v"; --on, D. C No bid.

Engraving S illustrations for Volnn: X:-:r.', Official Records of the L nion and ConfederateNavies in the War of the Rebellion:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. V^"ashington. D. C i 7. 40National Engraving Co. .^Washington, D. C 8. 00Lanman Engrraving Co.. Washington. D. C 12. .50

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore. Md 12. 00Engraving 2 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 73—One-pounder Breech MechanismMark V.Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 24. 00National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C , 29. 00Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C > 22. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co. . Baltimore, Md 27. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Ordnance PamtDhle: No. SO—Ono-pounder Breech MechanismMark III:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., ashington, D, C * 12. 50National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 14 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 19. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 14 25Galvanotype Engravin,g Co.. Nevr York, N. Y. (per square inch) .10Phototype Engraving Co.. Philadelphia, Pa No bid.

Engraving .5 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. So—Three-pounder Breech Mechanism• Mark X:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 22. 50National Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C i 22. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 25. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 25. 50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 27. 00Phototype Engraving Co.. Philadelphia. Pa No bid.

Engraving" 11 illustrations for Ordnance PaniTihlet No. 9G—Six-pounder Breech MechanismMark IX:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C i 39. 00National En,graving Co.,' Washington. D. C 43. 30Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 40. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 14 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 1-G—Three-inch Breech MechanismMark VI:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 62. 40National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 56. 6SLanman Engraving Co., Washington. D, C 71. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.,_ Baltimore, Md 6-3. 50Galvanotype Engraving^Co., New 1 ork, N. Y * 55. 00Phototype^EngraVing Co,, Philadelphia, Pa No bid.

Engraving" 9 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 151—Four-inch Breech MechanismMark V. Model 1:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C No bid.

National Engraving Co..''Washington, D. C i .38. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 44. 15Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore. Md 41. 00

Engraving 9 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 157—Four-inch Breech MechanismMark VI: .

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 42. 50National Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 3S. 75Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C i 37. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 50. 00

Contractor.


Engraving 10 illastrations for Ordnance Pamphlot No. 189—Five-inch Breech MechanismMark V:Maurice Joyce En^^raving Co., Washington, D. C $59. OONational Engraving Co., Wastiington, I). C 58. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 51. 85Baltimore-Marj-land Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 71. 2&

Engraving 3 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 280—Ten-inch Mark VI BreechMechanism:Maurice Joyco Engraving Co., Washington, I). C > 1.3. 80-

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.49Lanman P^ngraving Co., Washington, D. C 19.2.5-

Baltimorr-Maryland Engraving Co., iialtimore, Md 16. WGalvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 16. (X>

Phototyf/e f^ngraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa No bid.Engraving 13 illustrations for Ordnance Pamphlet No. 47G— Five-inch Breech MechanismMark IV:Mauricf Joyce Engraving Co., "Washington, D. C 56. 30National Engraving Co., Washington, J). C 57.62Lanman Engraving fô., Washington, D. C 67.25Haltimore-Maryland p:ngr,-uing Co., Baltimore, Md 66.50Calvanotyx>e Engravinc Co., Now York, N. Y ' 49. OOPhotoiypf Engraving Co., Philadf lphia, Pa No bid.

Engraving ] illustration for Reporter P.attie Practice, Spring, 1911—Gunnery Exercises, 1911:Mauric^' Joycf J^n graving Co., Washington. D. C i 2. OO

Engraving 1 illustration for Report of Battle Practice, Spring, 1911—Gunnery Exercises, 1911:Maurice Joycf P^nf/ravini? Co., Washington, TJ. C '3.00

Engraving 8 illastrat ions for lieport of liaU le Praotirc, Spring, 1911-Gunnery Exercises, 1911:Maurif-c Joyce p;ngra\ing Co., A'u hington, 1). ( . . 6.00National P>n^'r;r, inr' Co, ,'\";;, -fiin!_'ion, D. C 5.90Eanman Kngra-.in- Co., '//i; hi-j/ion, JJ. C • 6.00BaltiTaore-Mfjrj/iuD'i iiriurhvlriii Co., Paltimort-, .Vid i 4.7.'>

Engraving 1 illustration for Sf.f <• ifK-aiions J'i-J-i^ Drawing: One-half of Life .Jacket:

Maurice Joyce P];ng7a\ ing ("ô., Washington, Jj. V, 1.50National p:ngra\ ing Co. , W';) • hinglon, \). C i 1.00Lanman Engra\ ing f o., vS'ashingfon, D. C 1.15Jâltirnore-Maryland !-.,]gr;i ving Co., fiultimore, Md l.l.S

Engraving 1 illustration for Spcrifif-ations 12-R-o:".Maurice Joyce p:ngia- ing Co.. Washington, IJ. C ' 1.00National P^ngraving Co., Washington, \). C 1.88fâniiiaii PîgravinK C'o.. Washington, IJ. (' 1.10

Engraving 1 illustration for Specificatioiis 12-S-7:Maurice Joyce P^ngraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.35National P^ngraving Co., Washington, b. C 1.19Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications l2-T-:v.

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, \). C 2.50National Engraving Co., Vv'ashington, D. C U.IOLanman Engraving Co., Washington, IJ. C 1.60

Engraving 1 illustration for Spf-cifications 2f>-S-l:

Maurice Joyce En^' ;• in:- - Washington, D. C 1.00

National Engravir:_ ' ,; hington, .90

Lanman P^ngra\ i;!_'

, -lingion, D. C i .7.5

Engraving?) illustrations lor ' ifica'Tions 28 -C-4- -Drawings: Spread Eagle, etc.; Anchor, etc.;

Anchor, v/ith Star above it, etc: _Maurice Joyce Engraving f:o., Wa-hinc-fon, D. C 3.25National Engraving Co., \\ asnrnL^'on, D, f '2.70Lanman Engraving Co., A\ ashM '^w/n. D. f 3.50

Engraving 6 illustrations lor Snecifi'vi.: ion ; .'AAx-x :

Maurice Joyce IGngiavinj; Co., V\ u hin;.'to)i, D. C 8.80National Engraving Co. . \\ miii'io!!, !;. f 5.48Lanman Engraving Co., W ashinîon, \). C i 4.30Baltimore-Maryland P>ngraving Co., llaltimore, Md 5.90

Engraving 4 illustrations for Syjecifications 34-11-2:

Maurice .Joyce Engraving Co., Washir^gton, D. C 6.00National iingraving Co., Washington, D. C '4.40Lanman Engraving Co., "Washington, D. 6.10

Engraving 4 illustrations for Specifications 34-II-7:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., A\'ashington, D. C i 3. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C . 5.75-

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.50Engraving 9 illustrations for Specifications 34-H-lO:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C - . 3.20Lanman P^ngraving Co., "Washington, D. C '3.00

Engraving 18 illustrations for .Specifications 4.5-P"-5:

Maurice .Joyce Engraving T'o., Washington, \). C '4.50National Engraving Co., ^^'a-hington, D. C 8.60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.90

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 4.'>-TJ-l:

Maurice .Joyce Engraving Co., Wushin;.'ton, J). C .90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C: .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C

'J. 75Engraving 2 illustrations for Specifications 4.:i-V-4—.\.ngle Hose Valveand iJimensionsof NavyStandard Hose Threads:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.25-


fânman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '1.25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1.45

» Contractor

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC I'lilNTER. 309

Engraving i illustration for Specilications 45-U-2:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $0. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' . 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications 47-S-6:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications .58-B-l:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.70Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Rules for Engineering Competitions, 1911-12:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 15. 00rhotolithographing and printing 125 copies each of4 illustrations for Confidenti;il r,iilictiii No. 5:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 21. 50Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 40. .50

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.Photolithographing and printing 3,65.3 copies of 1 illustration for American Nautical Ahnanac,

1912:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 21. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 24. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 23. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,100 copies each of 3 illustrations for American Ephemerisand Nautical Almanac for 1913, 1st Edition—(Eclipse Maps)—Reprint:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 20.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1914:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.70National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.49Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.75Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i 2.40

Engraving 3 illustrations for Rules for Autumn Practice, 1911—United States Navy:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '5.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Rules for Autumn Practice, 1911—United States Navy (Sketch No.37840):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. 00

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Engraving 14 illustrations for Session I>aws, Sixty-first Congress, Second Session—National For-ests in Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington, and National Monument in Utah:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 19. .50

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C (lO.OO

Engra\'ing 32 illustrations for Statutes of the United States of America, Laws of Third Session,Sixty-first Congress, Part JI (National Forests—Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Mon-tana, New Mexico, Utah, Washington, Nevada, and Wyoming):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4S. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 64. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 49. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md ' 44. 75

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y No bid.Engrasang 1 illustration for Statutes of the United States of America—Laws of Third Session,

Sixty-first Congress, Part 2 (Manzano National Forest, New Mexico):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 45National Engraving Co.,"Washington, D. C 2.40Lanman Engraving Co., ^Vashington, D. C i 2. 2.5

Engraving 19 illustrations for Statutes of the United States of America—Laws of Third Session,Sixty-first Congress, Part 2 (National I'orests—Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, NewMexico, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 27. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 24. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 21. .50

Engraving 18 illustrations for Statutes of the United States of America—Laws of Third Session,Sixty-first Congress, Part 2 (National Forests—Arkansas, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada,Utah, Washington, and Wyoming):Maurice .Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 47. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 67.50Lanman Engraving Co., vVashington, T). C 57. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Arbitration—Diplomatic Correspondence—Confidential:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C M.OONational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. .50

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.00Engraving 2 illustrations for Statutes of the United States of America—Laws of Third Session,

Sixty-first Congress, Part 2 (Kern and Inyo National Forests, California and Nevada):Maurice .Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C • 3. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 4. 25

Photolithographing and printing 1.50 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 744, Si n 1 y-

first Congress, Third Session—Report of the Fourth International American Conference of

American States:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 12. .50

Engraving 1 illustration for History of the Department of State—Chart Showing the Organizat ionof the Department of State:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 10. 00

1 Contractor.



Engraving 25 illustrations for Bulletin No. 70, Hygienic Laboratory—A Study of Melting, eto.:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $15.80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. i 14. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 20.50Galvanot^rpe Engraving Co., New 1 ork, N. Y 18.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 20.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 70, Hygienic Laboratory—A Study of Melting, etc.:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4,00

Engraving 25 illustratiors for Bulletin No. 71 , liygienic Laboratorv—Parasites, etc.

:

Maurice .Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 84.50National Engraving Co., Washington, t). C 98.75Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 50.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 69.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No. bid.

Reproducing 13 illustrations for Bulletin No. 72, Hygienic Laboratory—Report of an Outbreakof Typhoid Fever at Omaha, Nebr.:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 5,122 copies each of 5 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co., Vv'ashington, D. C i 59.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 132.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 98.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 106.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Item No. 2.—Engraving 8 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.20National Engraving Co., Washington, B. C 11.52Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, Vol. 25, No. 45:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.50

Engraving, by the wax process, 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 74, Hygienic Laboratory—Digi-talis Standardization (H. Doc. No. 1207, 61st Cong. 3d sess.):

L. L. Poates Engravina; Co., New York, N. Y i 55.00Frank McLees & Bros.'^ New York, N. Y 55. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Weekly Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 4:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. 50Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 44, Public Health—Acute Anterior Poliomyelitis:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ". '3.75National Engraving Co.,"Washington, D. C 5.14Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.25

Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report, Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, 1910:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 13:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. OOEngraving 2 illustrations for'Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 22—Smallpox in the United

States:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ;

i 5. 50Engraving 2 illustrations for Public Health Reports, Vol. 26, No. 24:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 10Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. OO

Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Reports, vol. 26, no. 16:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2.00Engraving 2 illustrations for Public Health Reports, vol. 26, no. 24:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' i 7.75Lithographingand printing 4,046 copies each of 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 43, Public Health—Studies of Plague Among Rodents:

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 883. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 700.00Breuker & Kessler Co.

,Philadelphia, Pa • 467. 00

Engraving and printing, by the 4-color process, 4,046 copies each of 7 illustrations for BulletinNo. 43, Public Health— Studies of Plague Among Rodents:

«

Matthews-Northrop Works, Buffalo, N. Y 423.00J. Manz Engraving Co., Chicago, 111 720. 00

Engraving 71 illustrations for Bulletin No. 77, Hygienic Laboratory—Sewage Pollution'of Inter-state and International Waters:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 80. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 93. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 3 70. 50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 70. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 77, Hygienic Laboratory—Sewage Pollution of Inter-state and International Waters:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 23. 60

1 Contractor.s No award made; work performed by lithographic process.Awarded on time, by instructions of purchasing agent.

KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PETNTER. 311


Engraving 19 illustrations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol.

XIV, Part 2—History of the Cocoanut Palm in America:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $49.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 54.00

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 00Reproducing 27 illustrations, for Twentv-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of AmericanEthnology, 1905-6:

Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 9,729 copies of 1 illustration—

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 35. OUEckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 24. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 50.00

Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 41.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 30. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 24 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 31. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 33.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 43.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Tnc)., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Item No. 3.—Furnishing music plates for 2 illustrations—F. H. Gilson Co., Boston, Mass i 5. 10

Lithographing and printing 520 copies of 1 illustration for Map of the National Zoological Park:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 61.00

Engraving 1 illustration—Map—Portion of Africa:



Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40.00Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 30, Part 2, Bureau of American Ethnology—Hand-book of the American Indians:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 90

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' i 4. 25Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 30, Part 2, Bureau of American Ethnology—Hand-book of the American Indians:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. XV,Part 1—The North American Grasses of the Genus Panicum:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. XV,Part 1—The North American Grasses of the Genus Panicum:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.00National Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 1. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXVIII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.00

Eoigraving 17 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum .Vol. XXXVIII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 26.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 18. 75Lanm.an Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28. 25

Engraving 35 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum , Vol. XXXVIII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C 35.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 33.46Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Galvanotvpe Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 65.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md i 31. 70

Engraving 4 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXIX:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 3.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXVIII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1. 00

Engraving 16 'illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol.XXXVIII:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 110.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 113.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C i 100.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. XXXIX—AVest American Alabiaa. Plates I and II:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 30, Part 2, Bureau of American Ethnologj'-Hand-book of American Indians:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C i 2. 25National Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C 2.75Lanman Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 3.00

1 Contractor.

312 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.

Engraving 34 illustrations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol.XIII, Part 7:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C $84. 75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 74.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 74. 25Galvanotj'pe Engraving Co., New York, N. Y i 71. 00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 95.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol.XIII, Part 7:

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 67Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, I). C 4. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Engraving 2 illustrations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol.XIII, Part 8—The Genus Talinum in Mexico:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washtugton, D. C 8,00


Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 53. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 66.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 57.00


Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 19. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 30.00

Engraving 156 illustrations for Bulletin No. 71, Part 2, National Museum—A Monograph of theForamtnifera of the North Pacific Ocean, Textularidse:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 289.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12 272. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 550.00Galvanotype Engraving Co., Nev/ York, N. Y 250. 00

Engraving 157 illustrations for Bulletin No. 76, National Museum—A Monograph 01 the Aster-oidea of the North Pacific and Adjacent Waters:Maurice Joyce Engravhag Co., Vt'ashington, D. C 490.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 489.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 544.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md .' 613. 19Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 650.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 76, National Museum—A Monograph of the Asteroideaof the North Pacific and Adjacent Waters:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 9. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.70Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 11.25

Engraving 42 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum., Vol. 39:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 52.00National Engraving Co., Washington, I). C 1 38. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 60.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md. No bid.

Engraving 4 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 39:

Maurice Jocye Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 2. 70


Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 9.89Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 8. 25

Engraving 5 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol 39:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 1 3. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.00


Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 7. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 1 5. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.00


Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 26. CONational Engravhig Co., Washington, D.C 29. 60Lannaan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 26. 40


Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 110. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 109. 00Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C '

1 99. 00Engraving 8 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 39:

Gill Engravmg Co. , New York, N. Y 43. 80Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 1 43. 75

Mamice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 45. 00Beproducing 3 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 39:

Item No. 1.—Engraving, bv the Joyce process, 2 illustrations—L. L. Poates Engravhig Co., New York, N. Y 35. 00Frank McLees & Bros. , New York, N. Y 70. 00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^21.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving, by the 4-color process, and printing 3,446 copies of 1 illustration—Matthews-Northrop Works, Bufialo, N. Y 1 130. 00American Bank Note Co., New York, N. Y 175. 00

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on time, on recommendation of editor, National Museum, approved by Public Printer.


Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. oO, Bureau of Entomology—Preliminary Report ona Visit to the Navaho National Monument , etc.:

' Mau'rice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' S2. 20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.50Lannian Engraving Co. . Washington, D. C 2. 50

Engraving .3 illustrations for Twentv-seventh .\miual Report of Bureau American Ethnologv.190^6:

Maiirice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 11. 50

National Engi'aving Co., Washington, D. C i 9. 00Lamnan Engi'aving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 40

Engraving 1 illustration for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, ^'ol. 40:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washmgton. D. C ti. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 40

*

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C n. 00

Baltimore-Maryland Engi'aving Co., Balthnore, Md 7.25

Engraving 52 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 40. 1911:


National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 148. 00Lamnan Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 1(34.00

Baltimore-Marvland Engraving Co. , Baltimore, Md 200. 00Galvanotvpe Engraving Co. , New York, N . Y 200. 00

Engraving ifillustra'tions for Proceedings of the I nited States National Museum, Vol. 40, 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 5.70

National Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C '-5.45


Baltimore-Maiyland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 5. 50'Engi-aving IS illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museuan. Vol. 40, 1911:

Mamice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40.00National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C ^ 28. 75

Lanman Engraving Co., Washmgton, D. C 30. 75

Baltimore-Maryland Engi'aving Co., Baltimore. Md 40.00Engraving 1 illustration for Proceedings of the Cnited States National Museum, A'ol. 40, 1911:

^Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 1. 00National i^ngraving Co., 'Washington, D. C .95Lanman Engiâving Co.^ Washington, D. C 1. 00

Baltimore-Maryland Engi'aving Co., Baltimore. Md - . 50Engi-aving 5 illustrations foi^Proceedings of the L'nited States National Museum, Vol. 40, 1911:

^Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. ^^ ashington, D. C 15. 50

National Engraving Co.,"Washington, D. C i 14. 85

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 00Engraving 15 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 40, 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engiaving Co., Washington, D.C '. 16.50National Engraving Co.."Washington, D. C 17.85Laimian Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 24.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.. Baltimore, Md i 15. 50

Engraving, by theVax or Jovce process, 99 illustrations for Bulletin No. 50. Part V. NationalMusemn—Birds of North and Middle America:L. L. Poates Ensiâving Co., New York, N . Y 346. 50Erank McLees & Bros. , New York, N. Y 425. 00Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 220.00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Contributions from fhe United States National Herbariimi, Vol.13, Part 2:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 17.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 70Lanman Engraving Co., V.'ashington, D. C i 12. 10

Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore. Md 14.00Engraving 2:39 illustrations for Bulletin No. 77, âtional Musemn—The Early Paleozoic Bryo-

zoa of the Baltic Provinces:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C - 324. 50National Engra^-ing Co.

,Washington, D . C 499. 00

Lanman Engi-aving Co. .' Washington, D. C 638. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co.. Baltimore. Md 400. 00Galvanotype Engravms^Co.. New York. N. Y 250. 00Phototype Engraving Co. , Philadelphia .Pa No bid.

Photolithogi-aphing and printing 2.S91 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 77, National Mu.-semn—The Earlv Paleozoic Brvozoa of the Baltic Provinces: s

The Norris Peters Co. . Washington, D. C i 75. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 77, National Museum—The Early Paleozoic Bryozoa

of the Baltic Provinces:Maurice Jovce Ensravins Co. . Washington, D. C .30. 00National Engravmg Co. ."Washington , D . C i 29. 00Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C No bid

.

Engraving 21 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Musetim, Vol. 41, 1911:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C i < 61 . 60National Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 48.75Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 82.50Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 9 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, Vol. 4] . 1911:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co. Washington. D. C i 4. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.20Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 4. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., "Washington. D. C ^ 2. 00

' Contractor.- Awarded in recommendation of editor. National Museum, approved by Public Printer.3 No award made—work performed by zinc-etching process.* Awarded on time, by instructions of purchasing agent.


Engraving 1 illustration for Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ^ $3.^)0

Engraving 1 illustration—Map of the National Zoological Park:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 40

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.National Engraving Co., Washington. D. C No bid.Lanman Engraving Co., Washington,' D. C 2.90

Reproducing 108 illustrations for Annual Report. Board of Regents, Smithsonian Institution,1910 (House Doc. No. — ; 61st Congress, 3d session):

Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 10,859 copies of 1 illustration

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C. 1 106. 00A. Hoeu & Co., Baltimore, Md. 192.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 112.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 190.00

Item No. 2.—Photolithographing and printing 10,859 copies of 1 illustration

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 43.00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 55.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington. D. C 51.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 50.00


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Maurice .Toyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 155.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 166.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 195.00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1 149.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 191.00

Engraving 13 illustrations for Annual Report, Board of Regents, Smithsonian Institution, 1910(House Doe. No. — ; 61st Congress, 3d session):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 26.06Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 50. 40Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md i 24.25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

CONGRESS.

House of Representatives.

Photohthographing and printing 1,682 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1063,Sixty-first Congress, third session—Preliminary Examination and Survey, respectively, ofCrum River, Pa., from the mouth to Leiperville:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 22. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 27.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 27.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 23.25

Reproducing 3 illustrations for House Document No. 1071, Sixty-first Congress, third se.ssion—Sale of Friar lands in the Philippine Islands:Item No. 1.—Photolithographing and printing 1,301 copies each of 2 illustrations

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The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 12.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 12.25United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 15.00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 1 illustration-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 65National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.69Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 15

Photolithographing and printing 1,682 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1087,

Sixty-first Congress, third session—Report of Examination and Survey of Mamaroneck Har-bor, N. Y.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 35.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 24.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 27.00

Reproducing 12 illustrations for House Document No. 1089, Sixty-first Congress, third session-Tests of Iron and Steel and Other Material for Industrial Purposes at Watertown Arsenal:Item No. 1.—Engraving, by the photogelatin process, and printiiig 1,795 copies each of 4

illustrations-William C. Ramsay, Boston, Mass 125.00A. Grignard Si Co., New York, N. Y i 75. 00Scientific Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y 195. 00

Item No. 2.—Engraving 8 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 21. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23. 22Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 16. 50

Photolithographing and printing 1,682 copies each of 3 illustrations for House Document No.1090; Sixty-first Congress, third session—Report of Examination and Survey of Exeter River,N.H.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C .' 39. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 49. 25United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 39. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C i 29. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for House Document No. 1180; Sixty-first Congress, third session—Re-port of Expenditures for Drainage Investigations up to June 30, 1910, Department of Agri-culture:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 40

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for House Document No. 1210; Sixty-first Congress, third session-Estimate of Appropriations for Repairs to Marine Hospital at Key West, Fla.:




1 Contractor.


Photolithographing and printing 1,682 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1270;Sixty-first Congress, third session—Zippel Bay, Lake of the Woods, Minn.:The -'Iorris 'eters Co., Washington, U. C .' $73. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 63.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 2 48. 50Columbia Planograph Co., "Washington, D. C 34. 75

Photolithographing and printing 1,702 copies each of 14 illustrations for House Document No.1278; Sixty-first Congress, third session—Columbia and Lower Willamette Rivers, Oreg.:The Korris ^ eters Co., Y'lashington, D. C 410. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 471. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 370. 00Columbia"Planograph Co., Washington, D. C, No bid.

Engraving 9 illustrations for House Document No. 1292; Sixty-first Congress, third session-Reconstruction of the Assay Ofiice, - ew York City:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 37. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 41. 15Larunan Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 40. 40

Engraving 6 illustrations for House Document To. 1329; Sixty-first Congress, third session-Estimate of Appropriation for Aqueduct at Cabin John Bridge:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 30. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,702 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1333;Sixty-first Congress, third session—Report of Examination and Survey of Flushing Bay,Long Island, 1". Y.:The rorris Peters Co., Washington, D. C = 1 335.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 34. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 41. OO

Photolithographing and printing 1,702 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 1391;Slsty-first Congress, third session—Report of Examination and Survey of Lake Traverse,Minn, and S. Dak.

:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 9. 00Eckert Litho-graphing Co., Washington, D. C 14. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C «. 14. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,772 copies of 1 illustration for House report on House bill

14531—Construction of a Dam * * * at Long Sault Island, St. Lawrence River: *

The Norris "êters Co., Washington, D. C • 1 73. 00Photolithographing and printing 1,702 copies each of 25 illustrations for House Document No. 9;

Sixtv-second Congress, first session—Merrimac River, Mass.:Tlie : "orris Peters Co.. Washhaeton, D. C 134. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 132. 50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 1 1 118. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 145. 00Coliunbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 122. 35

Photolithographing and printing 1,692 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 17; Sixty-second Congress, first session—Detroit River, Wyandotte Channel, Mich.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 8. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 11. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C ". 12. 25

Photolithographing and printing 1,692 copies each of 2 illustrations for House Document No. 26;Sixtv-second Congress, first session—] 'ew Haven Harbor, Conn.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 18. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., V/ashington, D. C 22. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 28. 50

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Hearing on H. R. 32219—St.Lawrence River near Long Sault Island, N. Y., etc.:

The " "orris êters Co., Vvâshington, D. C 1 16. 00Photolithographing and printing 1,692 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 40;

Sixty-second Congress, first session—Keweenaw Waterwav, Mich.:The "orris Peters Co., Washington, D. C \ 1 9. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 10. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 12.00United States Geoloeical Survey. Washington, D. C 12. 00Columbia ^lanograph Co., Washington, D. C 9. 40

Photolithographing and printing 1,692 copif s each of 9 illustrations for House Document No. 46;

Sixty-second, Congress, first session—Missouri River from Omaha, Nebr., to the Mouth of thePlatte River:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 22. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 28. 50United States Geological Survev, Washington, D. C 26.00Columbia :^lanograph Co., Washington, D. C 24. 80Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 31. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for House Document No. 59; Sixty-second Congress, first session

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Erection of a Building for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,692 copies each of 2 illustration* for House Document No. 64,

Sixty-second Congress, first session—St. Marys River at the Falls, Mich.The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 12. 75Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 14. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,692 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 71, Sixty-second Congress, first session—Absecon Creek, N. J.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 14. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 15. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 15. 50

1 Contractor.2 Awarded to next higher bidder, to be printed on 1 sheet, by direction of purchasing agent.3 Awarded on time limit by instruction of assistant purchasing aeent.* Changed to Hearing on H. Res. 32219, afterwards to H. Res. 2032—Improvement of the St. Lawrence

River.

316 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRII^TEE.

Photolithographing and printing 1,G92 copies each of 2 illustrations for House Document No. 72,Sixty-second, first—Mulberry and Locust Forks of the Black Warrior River up to MulberryFork to Saunders Ferry, Ala.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i $50. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 76.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington. D. C Ss! 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,712 copies each of 31 illustrations for House Document No. 76,Sixty-second, first—Survey of the Sacramento River from Sacramento to Red Bluff, Cal.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 806. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 840. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 618. 00

Photolithographing and printing 623 copies each of 2 illustrations for The American Ephemerisand Nautical Ahnanac, 1912—Second edition:

^ Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 75J^ngraving 1 illustration for House Document No. 1424, Sixty-first, third—Correspondence Rela-

tive to Hydro-Electric Co., of California.:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations for House Document No. 1445, Sixty-first, third—The Control ofTyphoid in the Army by Vaccination:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 90Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 1 3. 50

Engraving 3 illustrations for Hearings—House Committee on Insular Affairs—Investigation ofPhilippine Interior Department, Part 3:

Mam-ice Joyce Engra-s^ng Co., Washington, D. C 1 18. 00Engraving 13 illustrations for Hearings—Preservation of Niagara Falls:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 41. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 51. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 52. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings Concerning Estimates for Construction—Isthmian Canal(1. C. C. Central Division, etc.):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 35. 00National Engi-aving Co., Washington, D. C 1 23. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 32. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings Relating to the Explorations of Capt. Robert E. Peary inthe Artie Regions:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings before Committee on Industrial Arts and Expositions,House of Representatives—Proposed Panama Canal Exposition, 1915, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings Relating to the Explorations of Capt. Robert E, Peary inthe Arctic Regions:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 15. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Hearing before House Committee on Naval Affairs—Naval PaperNo. XIV:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 5. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Hearings—Railway Mail Pay:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Vv^ashington, D. C 1 28. 80

Engraving 2 illustrations for public dociunent frank slips—Facsimile of signature—"SouthTrimble":Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C * 1. 00

Engraving 1 illustration—Facsimile signature of Hon. C. C. Anderson: •

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 00Engraving 4 illustrations for Hearings on H. R. 1698—To Decrease the Expenses, etc., of theArmy:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 29. 60

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings on House Resolution 109—Expenditures in the Post Office

Department:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 3. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Hearings on House Resolution 109—Expenditures in the Post Office

Department:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 5. 00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Digest of Available Information—Drawings: Prices of Sugar, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 48. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 57. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .- 1 2 38. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings—H. Resolution 103—Investigation of Expenses in theInterior Department:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings—House Resolution 103—Investigation of Expenses inInterior Department:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C 1 2. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings on House Report No. 5970—Relating to Removal of Em-ployees:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 3. 25

Engraving 1 illustration for Data in Regard to Cotton—Raw and Manufactured:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 3.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings—House Resolution 103—Investigation of Expenses in

Interior Department—Drawing: Indian Office Organization, May 10, 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 50

1 Contractor.2 Order withdrawn, contractor paid for part of work performed prior to withdrawal.

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK. 317

Senate.

Lithographing ajid printing 1,000 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 398, GeologicalSurvey—Geology and Oil Resources of the Coalinga District, California, Second Edition, etc.:

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i $197. (lO

Engraving 7 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 11.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C •. 12.50Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 12.00

Engraving 32 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries—Bituminous Coal, Part 1:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 34.50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 34.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 28.00Galvanotvpe Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 34.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 20 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries—Iron and Steel:

Maurice Joj-ce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 17,80National Engraving Co., Washmgton, D. C 21.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18. 75

Engraving 27 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries, Part 2'

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 23. 4SNational Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 28.76Lanman Engrarving Co., Washington, D. C i 19. 65A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 21.-50

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 24.00Photolithographing and printing 1,626 copies of 1 iUustration for Senate Document No. 633;

Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries, Part IX—(Map of the Portage Lake MiningDistrict, Michigan):The Non-is Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 13.50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 11.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C i 9.25United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 16.50

Photolithographing and printing 1,626 copies each of 13 illustrations for Senate Document No.633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries (Coal, Iron, and Steel, Slaughtering andMeat Packing, Iron Ore Mining, Glass):The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 86. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 118.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.). Washington, D. C 65.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 63.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 72.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Senate Document No. 338: Sixty-first, second—Report of the Immi-gration Commission on Living Conditions, etc.—Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Mil-waukee:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 17. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 19.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17. 90

Engraving 3 illustrations for Senate Document No. 338; Sixty-first, second—Report of the Immi-gration Commission on Living Conditions, etc.—Boston, Buffalo, Cleveland:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 12. 40Lanman Engraving Co., "Washington, D. C 12.50

Engraving 36 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries: Slaughtering and Meat Packing, Oil Refining, Copper, Leather, Iron Ore:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 42.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 38.75Laimian Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 30. 00

Engraving 5 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries: Slaughtering and Meat Packing, Silk Dyeing and'Manufacturing:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C , 1 4. 50National Engraving Co.,'Washington, D. C - 4. 80Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 75

Engraving 3 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries: Sugar Refining:Maurice-Joyce Engraving Co., Vrashington, D. C i 2. 90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries: Cigar and Tobacco Manufacturing, and Agricultural Implement and VehicleManufacturing:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7.65Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. 40

Engraving 5 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries: Agriculture:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 10. OONational Engraving Co., Wasliington, D. C 17. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 14. 50

Lithographing and printing 1,626 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 645; Sixty-first, second—Wcjman and Child Wage Earners in the United States—Glass Industrv:

Julius B ien Co. , New 1' ork , N . Y '

195. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 75. 00Breaker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 86. 00

1 Contractor.


Lithographing and printing 550 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 358, Geological SurveyGeology of the Seward Peninsula Tin Deposits, Alaska, second edition:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i $53 oo

Engraving 43 illustrations for Senate Document No. 671; Sixty-first, third—Participation in theAlaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 269.00Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 511 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 701; Sixty-first, third—Inquiry Relative "tothe Shooting Affray at Brownsville, Tex., etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 7' 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4' 50

Engraving 20 illustrations for Senate Document No. 701; Sixty-first, third—Inquiry Relative tothe Shooting Affray at Brownsville, Tex., etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 88.40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 88. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 66.' 75

Photolithographing and printing 1,772 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Docimient No. 724;Sixty-first, third—Site for the Construction of a Reformatory for the District of Columbia nearMount Vernon:'The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 68. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 66^ 00United States Geological Survey, -Washington, D. C 1 42. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 725; Sixty-fkst, third—investigation of Ad-vances in Rates by Carriers:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 53Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3" 50

Engraving 6 illustrations for Senate Document No. 725; Sixty-first, third—Investigation of Ad-vances in Rates by Carriers:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 13.00

Engraving 20 illustrations for Senate Document No. 725; Sixty-first, third—Investigation ofAdvances in Rates by Carriers:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C I5. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 24.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 15.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Senate Document No. 743; Sixty-first, third—Sixty-first AnnualReport of the Panama Railroad Co. (June 30, 1910):


Photolithographing and printing 1,301 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 744;Sixty-first, third—Report of the Fourth International American Conference of AmericanStates:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 222. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 308.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 240. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Seante Document No. 745; Sixty-first, third-Savings and AnnuityPlan Proposed for Retirement of Superannuated Civil-Service Employees:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 11.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 9. 60Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,772 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 818;Sixty-first, third;—Lumber Industry of the United States:

Tlie Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 25. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 25. 00

Photolithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for House Document No. 27; Sixty-first, first—Drainage Survey of Certain Lands in Minnesota, etc.:

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 385. 00Engraving 36 illustrations for Senate Document No. 822; Sixty-first, third—Yellow Fever:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 62. 00Engraving 3 illustrations for Senate Document No. 822; Sixty-first, third—Yellow Fever:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 834; Sixty-first, third—Reciprocity withCanada:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Document No. 849; Sixty-first, third—Reciprocity withCanada:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C : 10. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,772 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 1203; Sixty-first, third—Improvement of Navigation in the St. Lawrence River, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C '35.00Photolithographing and printing 2,000 copies of 1 illustration—Blank Checks:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C ." No bid.Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 25Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 3,905 copies each of S illustrations for Senate Document No.719: Sixty-first, third—Investigation of the Department of the Interior and Bureau of Forestry:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 1, 127.00

Photolithographing and printing 29,624 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 719;

Sixty-first, third—Investigation of the Department of the Interior and Bureau of Forestry-

United States Geological Survey, Washington. D. C 1 325. 00Lithographing and printing 1.301 copies each of 8 illustrations for Senate Document No. 701;

Sixty-first, third—Inquiry Relative to the Shooting Aflray at Brownsville, Tex., etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 191. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington. D. C 179. 00

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 172.00

1 Contractor.


Lithographing and printing 554 copies of .1 illustration for Bulletin No. 447, Geological SurAêy—Mineral Resources of Johnstown, Pa., and Vicinitv—Second Edition:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C ' $62. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Envelopes—Facsimile of Signature— "Geo. Sutherland":Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 1.00

Photolithographing and printmg 1,301 copies each of 2 illustrations for Senate Document No.847; Sixty-first, third—Report of Senate Select Committee on Wages and Commodities:The Norris Peters Co., AVashington, D. C 18.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 15.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 12. 00Columbia Planograph Co., Washmgton, D. C i 11.25

Lithographing and printing 1,411 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 12; Sixty-second, first—Chugach National Forest, Alaska, etc.:

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 235. 00Photolithographing and printing 1,783 copies each of 11 illustrations for Senate Document No.

19; Sixty-first, first—Ownership of Lands and Riparian Rights Along the Anacostia River,D. C:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 127.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 120. 00United States Geological Sun,-ey, Washington, D. C i 98.00


Sixty-second, first—Reestablishment of Ten'itorial Divisions m the Army, etc.

The Norris Peters Co., Washmgton, D. C '1 72. 00

Eckert Lithographing Co., AVashington, D. C i 124. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 165.00Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 149.00United States Geological Survey, AAâshington. D. C No bid.

Photolithographing and printing 1,000 copies each of 2 illustrations for Senate Document No.91: Sixtieth, first—Southern Appalachiaxi and AA'hite Moimtain AA'atershed—Reprint:The Norris Peters Co., AA'ashington, D. C i 31.00

Engraving 31 illustrations for Senate Document No. 20S; Sixty-first, second—Changes in BodilyForm in Descendants of Immigrants:Maurice Joj'ce Engraving Co.. AA'ashington, D. C 80. 40National Engraving Co., AAâshington, D. C 69. 00Lanman Engraving Co. AAâshington, D. C :

i 62.00Engraving 12 illustrations for Senate Document No. 338; Sixty-first, second—Report of theImmigration Commisson on the Living Conditions cf Immigrants in Cities:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AAâshington. D. C i 10. 80Engraving 7 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in

Industries, Parts XXI and XX\^:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C i 4. 95National Engraving Co.,ÂAâshington, D. C 5.85Lanman Engraving Co., AAâshington, D. C 5.75

Engraving 10 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries, Parts A'Î,, A" II, and XI:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AAâshington, D. C 8.40National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.80Lanman Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C i 7.35

Photolithographing and printing 1,000 copies each of 14 illustrations for Senate Document No.633; Sixty-first, second—Immigrants in Industries:United States Geological Survey, AAâshington, D. C i 48. 00

Engraving 24 illustrations for Senate Document No. 633: Sixty-first, second—Immigrants inIndustries, Section 1:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AVashington D. C i 21.00Engraving 29 illustrations for Senate Documênt No. 725; Sixty-first, third—Investigation ofAdvances in Rates by Carriers:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 88.00National Engraving Co., AA'ashtngton, D. C i 74. 80Lanman Engraving Co., AAâshington, D. C 175.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Document No. 749; Sixty-first, third—The Children of Im-migrants in Schools:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AA''ashington, D. C i 1.90

Engraving 35 'illustrations for Senate Document No. 808; Sixty-first third—Uncinariasis(Hoolmôrm) in Porto Rico:Maurice Joyce Engra^-ing Co., AA'ashington, D. C 115. 00National Engraving Co.. AVashington, D. C i 84. 00Lanman Engraving Co., AA'ashington, D. C 112. 00

Photolithographing and printing 1,301 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 808;Sixty-first, third—Uncinariasis (Hookworm) in Porto Rico:The Norris Peters Co., AVashington, D. C 65. 00Eckert Lithographing Co.. AA'ashington, D. C i 57. 00United States Geological Survey. AA'ashington, D. C 107.00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate" Document No. 808; Sixty-first, third—Uncinariasis (Hook-worm) in Porto Rico:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co., AA'ashington. D. C 3. 50National Engraving Co., AA'ashington D. C i 2. 85Lanman Engraving Co.. AA'ashington, D. C 3. 00Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 3. 00

Photolithographing and printing 300 copies each of 4 illustrations for House Document No. 112;Sixty-first, second—Second Edition—Annual Report, Smithsonian Institution, 1909—Parts 1

and 2:

United States Geological Survey. AAâshington, D. C i 166. 00Printing from half-tone color plates 200 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report. Smithsonian

Institution. 1907 (House Doc. No. 847; Sixtieth, first)—Second Edition, Parts 1 and 2:

J. Manz Engraving Co., Chicago, 111 i 32. 50Heprinting from stone or negatives 180 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report. Smithsonian

Institution, 1906 (House Doc. No. 575; Fifty-ninth, second)—Second Edition, Parts 1 and 2:

The Norris Peters Co., AAâshington, D. C i 18. 00

1 Contractor.


Engraving 2 illustrations for Hearings—Reciprocity with Canada—Drawings: Average MonthlyRainfall, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $4. 00Engraving 16 illustrations for Senate Document No. 85G: Sixty-first, third—Thirteenth AnnualReport, Daughters of the American Revolution:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C ; .58. 30National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C '

69.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C i 43. 85

Engraving 5 illustrations for Senate Document No. 856; Sixty-first, third—Thirteenth AnnualReport, Daughters of the American Revolution:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 12. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13. 75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 12. 25Baltimore-Maryland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 14. 00

Reproducing 5 illustrations for Senate Document No. 857; Sixty-first, third—Proceedings. * * *

Dedication of the Stephenson Grand Army Memorial in Washington, Julv3, 1909:Item No. 1.—Engraving, hy the photogravure process, and printing 7,613 copies of 1 illustra-

tion

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F. A. Ringler & Co., New York, N. Y 1 161. 00A. W. Elson & Co., Boston. Mass 216. 13

Item No. 2—Engraving 4 illustrations-Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 30. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 857; Sixty-first, third—Proceedings. * * *

Dedication of the Stephenson Grand Army Memorial in VVashington, July 3, 1909:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington. D. C i 3. 00

Pliotolithographing and printing 3,022 copies each of 2 illustrations for Senate Document No. 870;Sixty-first, third—North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbitration at The Hague:The Norris Peters Co..Washington, D. C ' 187. 00Eekert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 204. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 320. 00

Miscellaneous.

Engraving 1 illustration—North Dakota Map:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 60

Engraving 1 illustration for speech of Representative John H. Stephens of Texas—BoundaryLines between Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C ' 4. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for speech of Senator P. J. McCumber of North Dakota—Reciprocitywitti Caiiada:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 12. 00

Engravincr 3 illustrations for daily Congressional Record, Sixty-first, third—Subpoena Blanksand Bank Deposit Slip:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1 18.00ReDroducing 16 illustrations for Yearbook, Deoartm_ent of Agriculture. 1908—Second Edition:

Item No. 1.—Lithoe;raphing and printing 139,612 copies each of 13 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore. Md 4, 456. 00A. Grignard & Co.. New York, N. Y 3. 429. 00Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y 3, 750. 00American Lithographic Co., New York, N. Y 13. 350. 00Gray Lithograph Co., New York, N. Y 4, 870. 00

Item No. 2.—Photolithogranhing and printing 139,612 copies each of 3 illustrations—A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 677. 00A. Gri.gnard & Co., New York, N. Y 680. 00United States Geological Survey. Washington. D. C 590. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 693. 00The Norris Peters Co., New York, N. Y 667. 00Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.—

Sample paper. No. 1 1 52.5. 00Sample paper, No. 2 800. 00


Sixty-first, third—The Lumber Industrv, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 24. 00Lithographing and printing 850 copies of 1 illustration—Soil Survev Map of Tallapoosa County,

Aia.:Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 170. 00

Photolithographing and printing 200 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 1203; Sixty-first, third—Improvement of the St. Lawrence River, etc.:

The Norris Peters Co.,Washington. D. C 1 12. 00

Reprinting from stones in Geological Survey 300 copies of 1 illustration for Senate DocumentNo. 719; Sixty-first, third—Investigation of the Department of the Interior and Bm-eau of

Forestry, Vol. 1—Map of Alaska:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 15. 00

Engraving 10 illustrations for Congressional Directory—State Maps of Colorado, Louisiana,Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wyoming, Arizona, and NewMexico:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 24. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Congressional Directory—State Map of Idaho:Maurice .Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 3.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Congressional Directory, Sixty-second, first—Map of Porto RicoMaurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Congressional Directory; Sixty-second, first—Map of PhilippineIslands:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 65

Engraving 5 illustrations for Schedule "K"—Drawings: Wool Production; Woolen and WorstedGoods, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 12.00

1 Contractor,



Engraving 25 illustrations for Summary Report—Changes in Bodily Form of Descendants of

Immigrants:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., "Washington, D. C ' $14. 75



Engraving 1 illustration for Summary Report on Emigration Conditions in Europe—Drawing:Per cent of Old and New Immigration, etc.:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 2.50

National Engraving Co. . Washington, D. C i 1. 35

Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Summary Report on Emigration Conditions in Europe—Drawing:Per cent of Old and New Immigration:Marnice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 00


Lanman Engraving Co., 'Washington, D. C 1 1. 05

Engraving 4 illustrations for Senate Document No. 662; Sixty-first, third—A Dictionary of

Emopean and Other Immigrant Races or Peoples:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 8.00

National Eneraving Co. , Wasliington, D . C i 7. 70

Lanman Engraving Co., ^VashinsTon, D. C 13. 00

Engraving 12 illustrations for Senate Document No. 665: Sixty-first, third—Immigrants as

Charitv Seekers:Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C. 1 10. 80

Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 749; Sixty-first, third-The Children of

Immigrants in Schools, etc.:



Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C i .85

Baltimore-Marvland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

Engraving 50 illustrations for Senate Document No. 749; Sixty-first, third—The Children of

Immigrants in Schools:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2 44. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 46.89

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 44. 50Baltimore-Marvland Engraving Co., Baltimore, Md 52.50Galvanotype Engraving'Co., New York, N. Y 49. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Review of Steerage Legislation, 1819-1910—(S. Doc. No. 661: Sixty-first, third):Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1. 40

National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 82Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.40


Engraving 1 illustration for State Banks and Trust Companies Since the Passage of the NationalBank Act (Drawing: "Number of Private, State, and National Banks, 1877-1909"):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.50National Engraving Co., T\ ashington, D. C 1 4. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 5.25

Engraving 1 iUus^tration for State Banks and Trust Companies Since the Passage of the NationalBank Act (Drawing: Number of Private, State, and National Banks, 1877-1909):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 16National Engraving Co.,^AVashington, D. C 2.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 00

Engraving 2 illustrations for Seasonal Variations in the Reserves and Ratios of Reserves toDeposits of the New York City Clearing House Banks, 1899-1908:Maurice Joyce Engraviag Co., Washington, D. C 1 4. 25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4.85Laiunan Engraviag Co., Washington, D. C 4. 70

TARIFF BOARD.

Engraving 6 illustrations for Report on the Pulp and News Print Paper Industry:Maurice Joyce Engraviag Co., Washington, D. C 1 12.65

Engraving 1 illustration for Report on the Pulp and News Print Paper Industry—Chart: Cost ofComplete Construction and Equipftient. etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1 16. 50Engraving 1 illustration for Report on the Pulp and News Print Paper Industry—Chart III:

Prices of News Print Paper in Eastern Territory:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 2. 50

PRIVATE ORDER—HON. GORDON LEE.

Engraving (steel) 2,000 copies of 1 illustration for Address on the Hon. Alexander Stephens Clay:Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Washington, D. C 1 53.69


Engraving 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1910 (H. Doc. No. 1033;61st Cong., 3d sess.):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 20.00National Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 1 9.45Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 10.00

1 Contractor. - Awarded to Joyce, subsequently canceled and divided into four orders.

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322 EEPOKT OP THE PUBLIC PKINTEK.

Engraving 1 illustration for Calendar of Van Buren Papers—Portrait of Van Buren:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $5.75National' Engraving Co., Washington, D. C

'"'

5*90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C " g'oo

Engraving 1 illustration for Calendar of Van Buren Papers—Portrait of MartinVan Buren:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 50


Photolithographlng and printing 300 copies of 1 illustration forBulletin No. 113, Revised, Bureauof Chemistry—Injury to Vegetation and Animal Life by Smelter Wastes:Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington, D. C 8. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 s! 50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C o! 00

Lithographing and printing 500 copies each of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 66" Bureau' ofChemistry—Fruits and Fruit Products—Plates X, XI, and XII:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 40. 00

Photolithographlng and printing 300 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 93,' Bureaii ofChemistry—Experiments in the Culture of Sugar Cane, etc. (H. Doc. No. 384; 58th Cong.,3d sess.):

Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington, D. C 16.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 11.50Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 15.00

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of South Dakota:Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 100.00

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of Ohio:Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 100.00

Lithographing and printing 2,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of Colorado:Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 240.00

Photolithographihg and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 58, Revised Edition,Forest Service—The Red Gum:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 7.50Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 7.50

Photolithographlng and printing 100 copies each of 2 illustrations for The American Ephemerisand Nautical Almanac, 1910, Second Edition—Reprint:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 4. 00

Photolithographlng and printing 1,000 copies each of 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 6, ForestService—Timber Physics, Part I:

Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington, D. C 18.50The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C , 22. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 17.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 1 16.50Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 28.25

Photolithographlng and printing 1,000 copies each of 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 8, ForestService—Timber Physics, Part II:

Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington, D. C 18.50Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 17.00The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 22.00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 1 16.50Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 28.25

Photolithographlng and printing 100 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 576 (61st

Cong., 2d sess.), The Swedish Banking System—Chart: Shewing for the Bank of Sweden):Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 9. 65

Lithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 60, Bureau of AnimalIndustry—Manson's Eye Worm of Chickens:Gray Lithograph Co., New York, N. Y i 41. 75Sackett & Wilhelms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y 182. 00Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 131.00

Lithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 21, Biological Survey—Bobwhite in Potato Field:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1 50.00

Photolithographlng and printing 500 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 68, ForestService (Drawings: Kaul Lumber Co. Tract; Bibb, Hale, and Perry Counties, and CoosaCounty, Ala.):The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 15.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D, C 20. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C 1 12. 00

Photolithographlng and printing 200 copies each of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 61, Bureau of

Soils—The Electrical Bridge for the Determination of Soluble Salts in Soils:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D, C 1 1. 69

Lithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 60—A Preliminary Re-port on the Volusia Soils, Their Problems and Management:Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington. D. C 69. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 66. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C -. 78. 00

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration for State Map of Oregon, 1910:

Eckert Lithographuig Co., Washington, D. C 1 165. 00Lithographing and printing 200 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 87, Bureau of Entomol-ogy—Report, Field Work Against Gipsy Moth and Brown-Tail Moth (Plate XIII—Map:"Dispersion and Present Distribution of Gipsy Moth in New England." etc., 1909):

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C ' No bid.

Andrew B. Graham Co., Washington, D. C 1 48. 00


A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore. Md 72. 00Photolithographlng and printing 100 copies each of 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 72, HygienicLaboratory—Report ofan Outbreak of Typhoid Fever at Omaha, Nebr.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C » 1. 00

I Contractor.


Engraving and printing in colors 500 copies each of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 72—TheEtiology of Hog Cholera:Quadri-Color Co., New York, N. Y $105. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i lOO. 00George E. Howard, Washington, D. C 149.50

Photoiithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 135—OrchardFruits in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge Regions (Plate V):The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C '.

i 18. 00Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—Map of the State of North Dakota:

Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 90. 00Engraving, by the photogelatin process, 200 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 74—ChemicalNature of Soil Organic Matter:Photogravure & Color Co., New Yov'k, N. Y. i 2. 50

Photoiithographing and printing 200 copies each of 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 234—Reporton Reclamation of Overflowed Lands in Kansas:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 2.00

Engraving 5 illustrations—Views of United States Capitol:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 105. 00

Photoiithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 10, Biological Sur-vey—Life Zones and Crop Zones of the United States:

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y i 69. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 74.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 86.00The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.

Lithographing and printing SOO copies each of 2 illustrations for Field Service Regulations,United States Army, 1910 (War Doc. No. 363):Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa i 61. 00

Furnishing copyand engraving 1 illustration for Experim_ental Work—" Postal Saving Certifi-

cate":Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 25. 00

Photohthographing and printing 200 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 90, Bureau ofEntomologv—Fumigation of Citrus Trees in California:Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C i 2.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Public Land^s Decisions, Vol. XXXV:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2.50National Engraving Co.,' Washington, D. C 1 1. 44Lanman Engraving Co

,Washington, D. C 2.00

Photoiithographing and printing 200 copies each of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 235, Officeof Experiment Stations—Irrigation in Arizona:Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C i 1. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for " Designing of Publications":Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6.00

Lithographing and printing 175 conies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 206, Bureau of PlantIndustrv—The Blister Rust of White Pine:

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 2. 40Lithographing and printing iSO copies of 1 illustration for Third Annual Report of the Block

Signal and Train Control Board:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 1. 75

Lithographing and printing 138 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 645, Sixty-firstCongress, second session—Woman and Child Wage earners in the United States, Vol. Ill-Glass Industrv:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 4. 14

Engraving, by the photogelatin process, 500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 27, Bureauof Entomology—Insects Injurious to Plants—New Series:

E. O. Cockayne, Boston. Mass 25.00Wm. C. Ramsay, Boston, Mass i 21.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Report of the Sanitary Condition of the Government PrintingOffice—Form No. S-61 (Diagram: Floor Plan):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7.20

Lithographing and printing 100 copies each of 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 43, Public Health-Studies of Plague Among Rodents:Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa 1 1 10.50

Lithographing and nrinting 300 copies each of 6 illustrations for Bulletip No. 34, Biological Sur-vey—Birds of California in Relation to the Fruit Industry:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 150.00

Lithographing and printing 200 copies each of 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 37, Biological Sur-vey—Food of the Woodpeckers of the United States:Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa i 20. 00

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of Florida:Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 90.00

Lithographing and printing 500 copies of 1 illustration—State Map of Missouri:Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 45.00

Lithographing and printing 1,000 copies each of 2 illustrations for Field Service Regulations,United States Army, 1910:Breuker & Kessler Co., Philadelphia, Pa i 65. CO


Engraving 1 illustration for Plans and Specifications for United States Mail Carts:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 10. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 16.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Specifications for United States Mail Wagons, size No. 1:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 24.00National Engraving Co., Washington, 1). C 32.85Lanman Engraving Co., Washiagton, D. C 26.50

^ Contractor.

324 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

Engraving 6 illustrations for Specifications for United States Mail Wagons, sizes Nos. 2 and 3:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $38, 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 56.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 47.00

Lithographing and printing 6,000 copies of 1 illustration—Postmaster General Postmasters' Con-firmation Commission—Fourth-Class Postmasters:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 60.00

Lithographing and printing 4,000 copies of 1 illustration—Presidential Postmasters' ConfirmationCommission:. A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i 40.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Information and Instructions to Depository Banks—Postal SavingsSystem Certificate—Seal:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AVashtngton, D. C i 2.00Engraving 1 illustration for Sample of Marginal-Tear Device of Proposed Postal Note:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Government Bill of Lading—Spread Eagle:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.75Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 2. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Photo Commissions, Railway Mail Service—Facsimile Signature ofTheo. Ingalls:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C .75National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i .50

Engraving 8 illustrations for Records and Reports for the Use of Postmasters at Postal SavingsDepository Offices:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 32. 00Engraving 1 illustration for Form P. S. 26—Postmasters' Annual Statistical Report (FacsimileSignature of T. L. Weed):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Form P-3—528 (Facsimile Signature of James J. Britt):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C * .90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. G i.50

COURT OF CLAIMS.

Engi-aving 4 illustrations for Harvey Steel Company v. The United States, No. 29899:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.90National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 9.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7.00

Engraving 20 illustrations for Elizabeth A. Rice v. The United States, No. 13689—Congressional:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 45. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 58.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 60.00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Joseph Vernon Gearing v. The United States, No. 22550:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 13.30National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 18. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 10. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for James E. Simpson v. The United States, No. 18028:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 3. 80National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 6.40Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 4. 35

Engraving 1 illustration for North Platte Canal and Colonization Co. v. The LTnited States,

No. 30609:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 8.50

Engraving 1 illustration for The Mille Lac Band, Chippewa Indians, v. The United States, No.30047—Evidence:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1. 20National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 1. 18Lanman Engraving Co., Wa^ington, D. C 3. 00

Photolithographing and printing 153 copies of 1 illustration for Mary R. Peabody et al. v. TheUnited States, No. 27500:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 16. 30United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 30. 00

Photolithographing and printing 153 copies each of 8 illustrations for J. S. Underbill v. LTnitedStates, No. 22884:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 56. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 42. 00Webb & Bocorselski (Inc.), Washington, D. C - i 22.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 24.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 48.00

Photolithographing and printing 150 copies of 1 illustration for case of Geo. F. Archer v. UnitedStates, No. 30471—Map of Point Chicot, Chicot County, Ark.:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 20. OO

SUPREME COURT.

Engraving 2 illustrations for Transcript of Record in the Case of the United States, Plaintiff in

Error, v. John McMulIen et al.. No. 281, October Term, 1910:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C 16. 60National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 14.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 17.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Transcript of Record in the Case of the United States, Petitioner, v.

The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Ry. Company, No. 504, October Term, 1910:


Contractor.



Engraving 2 illustrations for United States v. Standard Manufacturing Company, et al.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $1. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Instructions to Alaska OIFicials—(Cut: Johnston Vaughn, UnitedStates commissioner, Northern District of Ohio).Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, DC 1. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C ' 1. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Henry W. Goodrich, Receiver, v. The United States—Court of

Claims No. 28980 (Profile of Ground at New Dry Dock, United States Navy Yard, New York):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 4. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 2. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Rules and Regulations Governing the Paroling of Prisoners from theUnited States Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 3. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3. 90

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00Engraving 2 illustrations—Seals: For Leavenworth, Kans., and McNeil Island, Wash.:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 5. 00Engraving 1 illustration for The Purcell Envelope Company v. The United States, No. 22855:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D.C , . 7. 00National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C , 6. 90Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D.C i 5. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for The Standard Oil Company of New York v. The United States,

No. 775:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D, C i 2. 03Engraving 1 illustration for John J. Knapp, Trustee, v. The United States, No. 28292:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 3.00National Engraving Co.

,Washington, D.C 2. 50

Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i L 75

Engraving 1 illustration for Edward W. Keith v. United States, No. 8969:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 10.00Engraving 1 illustration for Henry C. Ripley v. The United States, No. 28555 (Nos. 887 and 888—Drawing: Mustang Island, Gulf of Mexico):Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 5. 00


Photohthographing and printing 800 copies each of 3 illustrations—Drawings Nos. 7093-A,7097, and 7098:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 2 i5. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 35.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 17.50Columbia Planograph Co.


Photolitliographing and printing 1,100 copies of 1 illustration—Drawing No. 7119—IsthmianCanal Commission:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 5. 00

Photohthographing and printing 1,200 copies each of 7 illustrations—Drawings Nos. 6023, 6105,

6115, 6425, 6426, 6427, and 6502:

The Norris Peters Co.,Washington, D.C 1 2 35. 00

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 60.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 42.00Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C 29.75

Photohthographing and printing 200 copies each of 40 illustrations—Drawings Nos. 6106, 6107,

6108, 6404, 6405, 6406, 6407, 6408, 6409, 6410, 6411, 6412, 6413

, 6414, 6415, 6416, 6417, 6418, 6419,

6420, 6421, 6422 , 6423,6424, 6428, 0429, 6503, 6504, 6505

, 6506, 6507, 6508, 6509, 7090, 7091, 7092,

7094, 7113, 7114, and 7200:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 12 120. 00Eckert Litliographing Co.


Columbia Planograph Co., Washington, D. C ' 144.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 225.00

Photohthographing and printing 200 copies of 1 illustration—Drawing No. 7120—IsthmianCanal Commission:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 3. 00

Photohthographing and printing 100 copies eacli of 4 illustrations for Circular No 594—Draw-ings Nos. 7093-A, 7097, 7098, and 7119:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 8.00Engraving 1 illustration for Register Sheets:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., AVashington, D. C 21.00National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 6. 90Lanman Engraving Co.


Reproducing 158 illustrations for Annual Report, Isthmian Canal Commission for Year EndedJune 30, 1910 (House Doc. No. 1030, 61st Cong., 3d sess.):

Item No. 1.—Photohthographing and printing 7,846 copies each of 8 illustrations

—

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,319.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C 1, 445. 00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 1 761.50

Item No. 2—Engraving 74 illustrations (half tones)—Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 1 3 172. 00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 325.00A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 171. 16

Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 200.00Kitab Engraving Co. , New York, N. Y 245. 50National Engraving Co., Washington, D.C 227. 00

1 Contractor.2 Awarded on lowest aggregate bid of 3 orders.3 Awarded on aggregate bid of items 2 and 3 on recommendation of Isthmian Canal Commission,

approved by Deputy Public Printer.


Reproducing 158 illustrations for Annual Report, Isthmian Canal Commission fo^- 1910—Con.Item No. 3—Engraving 76 illustrations (zinc etchings)—

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i $398.00Lanman Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc.), Baltimore, Md 427.50Galvanotype Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 549.00Kitab Engraving Co., New York, N. Y 453.76National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C 598.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 151—Manual of Information Concerning Employmentsfor Service on the Isthmus of Panama:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 6. 40

Engraving 1 illustration for Report of the Department of Sanitation, Isthmian Canal Com-mission, for the Month of January, 1911:

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 4.25National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C No bid.Lanman Engraving Co.^ Washington, D. C 4.25

PhotoUthographing and prmting 1,700 copies each of 8 illustrations for Annual Report of theIsthmian Canal Commission, 1910 (H. Doc. No. 1030, 61st Cong., 3d sess.):

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 239. 00PhotoUthographing and printing 1,500 copies each of 5 illustrations—Drawings Nos. 6809, 6811,

6818, 1831, and 6840:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C. i 29.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 30. 50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 35.00

PhotoUthographing and printing 1,300 copies of 1 illustration-Tracing No. 5056—IsthmianCanal Commission:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 3.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 6. 75United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 9.00

PhotoUthographing and printing 300 copies each of 82 illustrations—Tracings Nos. 5503, 5505 to

5528, 5532, 5533, 5536 to 5562, 5564 to 5572, 5574, 5575, 5577 to 5583, 5585 to 5590, 5599, and 6106 to6108:

Julius Bien Co., New York, N. Y 546. 00A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 450. 00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 280.00The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 1 143.50Eckert Lithographing Co. , Washington, D. C 254. 00

PhotoUthographing and printing 300 copies each of 20 illustrations—Drawings Nos. 6808, 6810,6812, 6813, 6814, 6815, 6817, 6819, 6822, 6823, 6824, 6825, 6827, 6828, 6832, 6833, 6836, 6837, 6838, and6115:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 51. 50PhotoUthographing and printing 300 copies each of 5 illustrations—Drawings Nos. 5058, 5059,

5060, 5061, and 5062:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 8. 75PhotoUthographing and printing 1,000 copies each of 7 illustrations—Drawings Nos. 6023, 6105,

6115, 6425, 6426, 6427, and 6502:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 28.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C 36.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 32.00

PhotoUthographing and printing 1,300 copies each of 11 illustrations—Drawings Nos. 5529, 5504,5576, 5530, 5584, 5531, 5563, 5591, 5535. 5534, and 6105:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C 44.00Eckert Lithographing Co., Washington, D. C i 38.00United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C No bid.

PhotoUthographing and printing 1,503 copies each of 6 illustrations—Tracings Nos. 6115, 6210,

6211, 6213, 6250, and 6261:

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 30.00PhotoUthographing and printing 300 copies each of 36 illustrations—Tracings Nos. 6212, 6214-

6238, inclusive, 6251-6260, inclusive:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 63.00

PhotoUthographing and printing 1,500 copies each of 9 illustrations—Tracings Nos. 4203, 4204,

7059, 7202, 7203, 7204, 7205, 7206, and 7400:The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 45.00

PhotoUthographing and printing 300 copies each of 19 illustrations—Tracings Nos. 4101-4105,4121-4122, 4205-4206, 7058, 7060, 7062, 7201, 7401-7406:A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md No bid.

The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C i 47.50United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 72.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Specification No. 49—Sketches of two Standard Test Specimens:"Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 00


Engraving 2 illustrations for Proposed United States Safety Appliance Standards:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 8. 00

Lithographing and printing 1 ,003 copies of 1 illustration for Twenty-second Annual Report onStatistics of Railwavs in the United States:United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C 1 19. 50

Engraving 2 illustrations for Order—United States Safety Appliance Standards:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 50

Lithographing and printing 9,046 copies of 1 illustration for Twenty-second Annual Report on the

Statistics of Railways in the United States, 1909:

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C i 81.00

1 Contractor.

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 327

Engraving S illustrations for Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and Train Control Board:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. "Washington. D. C i $8.50National Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 9.40Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 12. 75Galvanotvpe Engraving Co.. New York, N. Y 8.80A. G. Ogden Co. (Inc. )r Baltimore. Md No bid.

Engraviug 3 illustrations for Third Annual Report of the Block Signal and Traia Control Board:Maurice Jovce Eusraving Co.. Washington. D. C 8.00National Engraving Co. ."Washington. D . C i 3. 40Lanman Engraving Co. , Washington, D. C 3. 80

Engraving 16 illustrations for Third Acnual Report of the Block Signal and Train Control Board

:

Maurice Jovce Engraving Co.. Washington. D. C 37.58National Engra\-ing Co.,"Washington. D. C i 26. 25Lanman Engraving Co., Washington. D. C 26. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Thii'd Annual Report of the Block Signal and Train Control Board:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C • 1.90National Engraviag Co. ."Washington, D. C i 1. 25Lanman Engraviag Co.. Washiagton, D. C 2. 00

Lithographing and printiag 5,597 copies of 1 illustration for Third Annual Report of the BlockSignal and Train CoutrofBoard:L'nited States Geological Survey. Washiagton, D. C i 65. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Spiegel i Co. v. The Southern Railway Co., No. 3029:

Maurice Joyce Engraviag Co.. T\ ashiagton, D. C 1. 50National Engraving Co. ."Washington, D . C 1. 35

Lanman Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C i 1.20Engraving 1 illustration for Tvrenty-fourth Annual Report of Interstate Comaneree Commission

(H. Doc. No. llcS: 61st Cong., 3d sess.):

Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 7. 00Engraviag 1 illustration for brief in re Docket 3400 (Outline Map of the United States east of the

Mississippi River and north of the Ohio, etc.):

Mauric-e Joyce Engraving Co., Washington, D. C i 2. 00Engraviag 1 illustration for Decision of the"Interstate Commerce Commission—In re RestrictedRates:Maurice Joyce Engraviag Co., Washington. D. C i 1. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Locomotive Boiler Inspection Certificate:

Matirice Joyce Engraviag Co., Washiagton. D. C i 5. 00Lithographing "and prihttag o03 copies of l"iilustration for Statistical Report, 1909, Second Edi-tion—Map: TeiTitorial Groups of United States, etc.:

United States Geological Survey. Washiagton. D. C ._.i 29. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Norfolk i: Western Railvray Co. v. United States:Maurice Joyce Engraving Co., Washington ._D. C i 9. 00

Engraviag 16 Ulustrations—Plates lUustratiag 1 nited States Safety Appliance Standards:Maurfce Joyce Engraviag Co.. Washiagto"n. D. C " i 41. 00

National Engraving Co . ."Washington, "D . C 58. 75

Lanman Engraviag Co. . Washtagtoa. D. C 65. 00

Baltimore-M"arylan"d Engraviag Co. , Baltimore . Md 69. 00Engraving 1 Ulustration for Classification of Safety Appliance Defects to be Reported by FederalInspectors:

Mainrice Joyce Engraving Co.. Washington, D. C 1. 50National Engraviag Co. ."Washiagton, "D. C .95

Lanman Engraying Co.. Washington. D. C i ' .80

Baltimore-Maryland Engraviag Co. . Baltimore, Md .75

Engraving 1 illustration for Portland Lumber Co. v. Oregon R. R. Navigation Co.. et al:

Maurice Joyce Engraviag Co. . Washiagton. D. C " i 2. 00

PhotoUthographing and printiag 200 copie5"each of 9 illustrations for Seventh Annual Report onthe Statistics of Railwavs. 1894:The Norris Peters Co!, Washington. D. C i 31. 50

Photolithographiag and priatiag 200 copies each of 9 illustrations for Eighth Annual Report onthe Statistics of Railwavs. 1S95:The Norris Peters Co.". Washington, D . C i 31. 50

Lithographiag and printing 10.549 copies of 1 illustration for Twentv-third Statistical Report onRailways. 1910—Territorial Groups'" of the United States:United States Geologieal Survey. Washiagton, D. C i 94. 00

Engraving IS illustrations for Safety Apphanc"es Act—Instructions for Inspectors, etc.:

Maurice Joyce Engraviag Co., Washiagton, D. C i 63. 50

BUREAU AMERICAN REPUBLICS.

Photohthographing and priatiag .500 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Document No. 744, Sixty-first Congress, third session—Report of the Fourth International American Conference "of

American States:The Norris Peters Co.. Washington. D. C i 47.50

1 Contractor.2 Awarded by instruction of assistant ptirehasing agent, owing to necessity of prompt delivery.


No. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911,with the time each has been employedand the amount eich has earned, including leaves of absence and pay for holidays.

Name.

Abbott, SaraAbbott, William R . .

.

Abell, Apolonia TAbernethy, Charles. .

.

Ackerman, Abram A .

Ackert, Burnett HAdams, Carrie VAdams, James HAdams, Josephine G .

.

Adams, Lewis KAdams, Lorenzo PAdams, LouiseAdams, Loxlie VAdams, Myron HAdams, Richard TAdams, Thomas CAdams, William R—Adams, William SAdamson, Harriette O.Adamson, JessicaAddison, Howard R .

.

Addison, PhilipAdie, AliceAdy, Henry SAgar, KateAgnew, Clarence M

—

Ahern, EllaAhern, Joseph EAitkenhead,Wilfred C.Ake, Margaret DAlbaugh, Benjamin S.Albertson, George H .

.

Alburtis, James HAlderman. Ralph W .

.

Aldridge, Clifford B...Aldridge, George T

—

Aldrich, William H...Alexander, Charles J .

.

Alexander, Jeremiah .

.

Alexander, William. .

.

Allen, Alfred OAllen, Annie CAllen, Charles CAllen, Charles RAllen, George WAllen, Henry MAllen, Henry MAllen John WAllen, Louis MAllen, Rufus JAllison, Arthur AAlUson, Charles EAllison, Frank AAllison, WilliamAltman, DavidAlverson, John LAmazeen, Charles B...Ambler, SarahAmes, Mary CAmmann, CharlesAmoss, James OAnderson, Clifton C . .

.

Anderson, David F . .

.

Anderson, Emil AAnderson, Fred AAnderson, Gustave A.Anderson, JordanAnderson, NelsonAnderson, Percy SAnderson, Richard H

.

Anderson, RobertAnderson, William H

.

Anderson, William J.

.

Andrew, Eugene H . .

.

Hoursem-

ployed.

13652,573

991i2, 534§l,027i2.374

1,]50|1 3643:3^

2, 535

J

2,543

2,500i2,520

569641367

1 3652,5092, 469-i

1,2262,511

2,4822, 509i2,358|

2,5352,4252,5422,5282.5882, 5012,528

16

2,5042, 5262,503t2,018"

28595

1 3652, 498.^

2, 522i1 3592,576*2, 449i

2, 514"

2,5191365

2,487J2,6361

2, 470'

12

1,05113652.609i1 364|f

2,0472, 50411,3841

2, 523|2,5202, 626i2,5142, 527i2, 6891

2,3982,1702,4451,6352,5332,548

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$900. 001,460. 70

289. 39

1, 516. 94606. 65

1,187. 00

583. 85896.24

1,346.42632. 18625. 12

1,315. 3528.00

253. 5291.75

1, 000. 001,255. 00

617. 33

306. 50

1, 639. 92

750. 52

627. 651,065. 75

1,271.40849. 28650. 94

1,270. 57

1, 757. 461,625. 651,712.96

4. 001,254. 001,709.281,383.06

510. 9310. 00

150. 00776.50897. 94

1,139.00708. 00

1,530. 04857. 52650. 48

1,263. 501,800. 001,700. 561,461.76

617. 50^8.00162. 81

1,800. 001,261.251,499.70

Piece-work.

822. 041,252. 75

349. 121.519.501.264. 001,664.371,514. 16

668. 72845. 02

] , 610. 34604. 74505. 10411. 54992. 76

1,729.50

$770. 94

783. 08

938. 13

940. 47

1.027. 54

Name.

Andrews, Elizabeth L.Andrews, MargaretAntelotti, Frank JAnthony, Albert BAnthony, Frances M.

.

Arends, Fred LArmstead, CharlesArmstead, Julian P . .

.

Armstead, Robert W..Armstrong, ArthurArmstrong, CatherineP

Armstrong, James R .

.

Arnett, Alphonso T . .

.

Arnold, Alfred JArnold, Harry CArrington, Thomas J..

Ash, MatthewAshford, Charles W . .

.

Ashford, William F . .

.

Ashby, Mary Sabin. ..

Ashion, Harry FAshley, William FAshton, Fred DAshton, George HAshton, Joseph JAtkins, JamesAtkins, John HAtkinson, Edwin T . .

.

Atkinson, George O . .

.

Atkinson, James SAtkinson, John FAtwell, Mary HAudrick, William H .

.

Aukward, George H...Auracher, Christian C.Austin, Edwin Bruce.Austin, ElizabethAustin, Grant LAustin, James EAvis, WilliamAyres, John TAyler, Henry EAylward, Minnie A . .

.

Ayres, AnnieAyres, FrankBabcock, Daniel ABabcock, James H.,jr.Babcock, JohnBabcock, Joseph HBabcock, Raymond N.Bacon, Allan LBagnam, WiUiam B .

.

Bailey, Ida KBailey, Ida MBailey, Lucy RBailey, Mary EBailey, William HBair, Bert E .

Baird, Hattie DBaker, Alfred J

j

Baker, Charles WBaker, Edgar RBaker, Ella BBaker, Emily MBaker, George FBaker, Philip EBaker, William RBaker, William SBalderson, BurlingtonL

Baldwin, Ella FBaldwin, Lillian Kidwell

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,366

1,392J2,409

103

2,5121,4042, 48111,63U2, 512

2,3542,49212,5122, 389i2,5961,3602,5542,5522,5102, 460-1-

2,324-J-

2,540i2, 503

1 26

2,254

2, 518J1 3442, 520*2, 4642,6022,0972,5522, 496

l,795i2,537

814J1 3652,482-1

1 29i2, 503i2,50812,415

^ 2, 5041 3642,502

2,443i1,783§2,554

999*2,9582, 507i

2,5042,3022,5282, 552

2, 51212,521"

6482,-550

1,986*

2,5172, 631

1 51*1,914*

2,506

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$591. 94704. 67603. 0526. 74

1,274.45410. 49745. 39412. 22

1,409.80

Piece-work.

$847. 74

1,678.

810.

1,517.

1, 199.

894.

680.

1, 105.

1,660.

1,406.

1,234.

1,401.

638.

671.

55.

569.

1,263.

680.

1,556.

1,488.

1,783.524.

641.

1,551.927.

1,379.204.

1,.300.

1, 255.

57.

879.

1,254.

1,511.

1,252.

718.

1,512.

1,343.

1,074.

1,717.505.

1,792.

754.

626.

577.

1,270.

1,283.628.

975.

324.

709.

573.

1,261.

1,056.58.

1,238.

687. 26

754. 20

Days.

KBPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 329

No. 19—Statement showing the names of persons employed in the jmblic printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.

Baldwin, Walter JBaldwin, William H .

.

Balkam, Annie WBall, George HBall, Hiram WBall, Leonard LBalmer, Harvey F

—

Barber, CharlesBardwell, Minnie W...Barker, Arthur EBarker, Mary EBarlow, John RBarnett, Horace EBarnholt, William H..Barnes, Charles PBarnes, Clair CBarnes, George OBarnes, Laura LBarnesby, WalterBarnhart, Flavins H .

.

Barnhart Hermann B.Barnum, HoratioBarnum, Mark H., jr..

Barr, Charles HBarr, Ernest EBarr, John ABarr, John MBarr, Samuel DBarrett, AimieBarrett, Howard A—Barrett, John MBarrett, JuliaBarrett, Michael FBarrett, Robert DBarringer, MartinBarsto, Sarah MBart, Susie CBartels, Augustus J. .

.

Barth, William FBartle, Henry EBartlett, EdwardBarton, Charles H., jr.

Baskerville, Douglas BBateman, Maggie CBateman, Wilham J...

Bates, William HBattenfield, Paul JBattles, Samuel LBattley, Alice EBauer, Clement ABauer, Frank JBauer, Charles FBaulsir, John VBaumgartner, A n -

thony MBaylie, JennieBayly, John A., sr

Bayly, William J. W..Bayne, Christie SBaynes, James EBaxter, Byran HBaxter, Frank ABaxter, Frederick W .

.

Baxter, Samuel WBeach, Daniel WBeach, Francis I

Beach, Harry DBeadle, Henry MBeall, EsauBeall, Richard E., jr...

Beaman, Joseph NBean, Spencer JBeaton, Robert C. ^ . .

.

Beatty , Alexander P .

.

Bechert, William H . .

.

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,51542,

575'

2,503l,331i

3,23U13072,490

2,027i13652,443424

2,3322,5552,5042,528

2,506i

2,4662,56642,538|2,4064

1313A2,5394

794413352,5121,3454

Amount earned.

Time- Piece-work, work.

,262. 95909. 22

$1,013.66

503. 06333. 47360. 74234. 24631. 66508. 09499. 90611. 00127. 20626. 08299. 92150. 08725. 41255. 75

2,5531,6122,4454

7142,5252,402

5281,9992,4972,4431,2261,3832,5072,9142,5692,5742,51242,521'

2,1322,47242,5034616

2,4152,552

2,5261,7404

248

2,5762,4011,9944

754.44750. 12873.89203. 60004. 00723. 58397. 25825. GO.516. 22815. 70

750. 10850. 80612. 35381. 80267. 00201. 00161. 36583. 25263. 02245. 99610. 05712. 70134. 38204. 06648. 39459. 89879. 93697. 84290. 30618. 10379. 12154. 00402. 02315. 95

4972895166415264072"

53841 342^12,46141,176"

2,5042,27942,48742,5122,5414

1,520.40436. 1268. 76

1,262. 02615. 49526. 96

1,248. 501,146. 501,554.341,277.401,645. 201,042. 001,071. 51

937. 89

1,230. 75605. 87751. 20794. 90054. 90

1,256. 901,532. 70

96. 58

763.

660. 90

101. 89

Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Bechtel, Nora ABeeker, Joseph WBeekman, Charles J . .

.

Beckwith, DanielBeddow, William C. .

.

Beene, Russell OBelght, Melvin MBelair, Felix JBelcher, Ida PBelcher, Joseph WBelcher, Sumner PBell, Charles WBell, Edith MBell, FrankBell, Robert JBell, Samuel HBell, William PBellinger, Abra ABellinger, Oscar BBenjamin, Miriam E .

.

Benker, Charles GBennaugh, SimeonBenner, Allen R. C ...

Benner, Joseph NBennett, Charles EBennett, Clara LBennett, Edgar PBennett, Luke JBennett, Thomas D...Bennett, Walter JBenson, Gustav ABentley, Mary F. C...Benton, Andrew JBentz, Abner WBentzel, Charles H....Berg, John RBerger, Frederick H. .

.

Bergeson, AndrewBergin, Mary LBeringer, W'illiam H.

.

Berkeley, George T..Berkley, John ABernard, AlbertBernd, JohnBerry, Daniel SBerry, GeorgeBerry, Jarrett SBerwick, William. . . .

.

Beyler, EdwardBier, Robert LBierach, GeorgeBierley, WilliamBiggins, Mamie RBillings, Harry BBirchard, Marie L I

Bird, John Ri

Birdsall, George H!

Birmingham, Joseph J.j

Birney, Thomas i

Bisbee, Horace VBishop, Agnes I

I

Bishop, John Ki

Bittenbender, John K.iBlaauboer, I'eter

Black, Charles NBlackburn, Samuel J. .|

Blackwell, Svlve^ter FBlackwell. William R JBladen, Charles ABlain, Lelia A I

Blaine, Edward}

Blair, NellieBlake, David ABlake, William WBlakelv. Thomas E...^

Amount earned.

Time-work.

2,514.', $042. 031,306' 670. 301359 708. GO2,5174 1,272.892,550 1,720.701 354| 1,747. 85

2,5442,5164

1,279. 201,264 35

2,523 633. 342,503 1,596.152,4084 887. 74

2,3014 1,380.901365' 1,000.001,1644 282. 172,520' 1,513. 202,504 1,627. 602,504 626. GO2,318 645. 75

2, 467 1.543.741,0434 260. 83

2.5034 1,251.751,

138' 293. 591365 1,000. GO2,545 1. 709. 181 365 720. 002,5104 1,356.801,595' 968. 942.545 1,447. 43

2,808 1,788.802,039 820. 502.539 1,275.921365 900. 002,495 1, 692. 44

2,501 1,200. 50

2, 5224 1,266. 551 365" 3,600. GO1 365 1,200. GO2.517 1,261.002, 4504 614. 852.512i 1,695.842.518" 1,285.702, 4714 723. 422.523" 885. 982,5194 1,262. 45

436" 109. 60509 260. 90

2. 003 798. 892,486 1,356.902. 509 1.266. 002, 504 1.252.002,213 1,400.651 364 718. GO1,7684 465. 78

2. 092" 1,051.601,782 445. 472.991 1,640. 76

684 362. 75

1.331 669.502,542 667. 602, 496 1.501.802.380 590. 22

2, 540 1,658.802,5174 1,328. 75

2,472 1.673.892, 540 1.622.522,525 689. 55

2.420 933. 10

2, 49S4 624. 612,512" 1.383.521 164 322. (10

2.5144 630. 62

2. 482" 623. 0816 4.00

1 365 1.400.012.611 1..396. 50

182. 65

Days.


No. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Blessing, Louis MBlett, Charles FBlincoe, William FBock, MarcusBlock, MiltonBlore, Mar3'

Blosser, Ross JBlum, OttoBoate, HarryBock, Harry GBodenhamer, Marsh A.Bodine, Benjamin F.

.

Bodwell, Anson LBoernstein, Henry N .

.

Bogia, Ferdinand F.

.

Boice, John EBoland, Bridget T...Bolden, Frederick H.BoUand, Benjamin...Bolten, William R...Bond, John WBond, Lewis EBond, Marion MBone, AugustusBonney, Byron WBontz, Ida MBoone, George RBoone, George WBoone, WalterBooth, William HBooze, William H.Borst, Jennie ABoss, Castleman PBoss, James GBoss, John RBoss, Laura VBoston, Arthur FBosworth, Admiral K.Boteler, E. ABoteler, Edward D....Boteler, Florence B . .

.

Boteler, Harry SBoteler, Overton CBotts, John ABoucher, Robert SBouton, Eugene CBouvet, Charles W—Bowden, FletcherBowen, Albert WBowen, Arthur LBowen, Lucy MBowie, Anna J

Bowie, RandallBowler, Bessie EBowles, LucyBowles, Mary EBowley, Harkness L.

.

Bowman, William A..Bowser, Mack CBoyce, Arthur HBoyd, JohnBoyer, Alfred J

Royer, Andrew J—

,

Boyer, TaylorBoyle, JamesBraddock, Frank C .

.

Bradley, E. KBradley, George E . .

.

Bradley, John DBradley, John RBradley, John TBrady, Ora ABrady, William W . .

.

Bragg, Robert EBrandon, Leroy D . .

.

2, 50412,521i

2,537

2, 3483G5

2,434i

2,504272

2,532360

2, 56842, 107

2,5822,53942, 457380

2, 2984l,33l|

2, 173

2,5042, 415

1834

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$1,252. 25

1,422.41899. 56587. 0054.75

1,217.701,252.00

136. 00

1, 355. 21

54. 48

1, 749. 271,357.80

1, 307. 89

1, 583. 77

1,231.0068. 40

598. 01

334. 22

857.801.502. 40

846. 3147.87

Piece-work.

l,920i13131,6612,533

2,573J101

2,5002,634

2,327i2,541i2,5362,549i

2,56742,5542,554284

2,876

191i2,5202,5412,469

660

2,502i2,443i2, 53711 3652,5702,5332,43442,488

2,380440

2,9062,5932,5081

2962,544

162,5282,5171,361

4081,5732,5692,58742,287'

7121 365861

2,5772,5694

482. 48

1, 752. 80435.96

1, 603. 13

1, 166.0026. 50

712.96636. 50582. 85

1,535.101,356. 541,538.40

674. 47652. 05

1,339. 5742. 60

1,210. 9347. 87

1,511.451,290.52

674. 39357. 85626. 87

1,222. 151,577. 442,250. 001,737. 62

762. 37608. 62622. 00

Name.

$1,017.97

595. 00110. 00

1,044. 85653. 29028. 0474. 80

647. 158. 00

1,270. 001,387. 87

343. 19212. 00366. 05

1,548. 531,394. 121,372. 20

427. 201,800. 00

433. 001,473. 951,994. 79

298. 99

Hoursem-

ployed.

Brandt, AdamBrandt, Fred W.II...Branson, FrankBrantley, Charles J....

Brassil, Thomas JBraswell, Ernest J

Brarminger, William LBrattain, Henry E .

.

Braxton, AlexanderBraxton, Hemy WBrayshaw, Albertde L

Brayton, Harvey H..Breed, William JBreen, Helen GBreen, JamesBreen, Sylvester ABreitenbach, George EBrennan, CarolineBrennan, Charlotte E

.

Brennan, Mary ABrennan, Thomas M.

.

Brent, Walter HBreslin, JosephineBrett, Anna EBretzfelder, MosesBrewer, KinseyBrewer, WallaceBrian, Edward HBrian, Henry TBrick, Alice LBrick, JosephineMBrickerd, MiltonBridwell, Charles W. .

.

Briggs, Elmer EBriggs, James SBriggs, WilliamBright, Emma ABright, Harry HBright, James EBright, William HBright, William HBrinker, .Tosiah HBriscoe, Ida DBriscoe, Samuel MBritt, PierceBroaddus, John BBroady , Florence E . .

.

Broas, John MBrockman, William E.Brockv/ell, V/illiamN

.

Brodie, Charles CBrodnax, JamesHBrooke, EdwardBrooke, Jam.es EBrookfield, Caroline F.Brooks, Arthur CBrooks, Edward A—Brooks, Jam.es EBrooks, James F-

Brooks, Judge ViBrooks, Richard H....Brooks, Robert E-

Brooks, Thomas M....

Brooks, Victor TBrosee, Charles EBrosee, GuyBrosnahan, NoraBrosnan, Agnes J

Brosnan, Elizabeth C.

Brosnan, Margaret T.Brower, Garrett B .,

jr

Brown, AlfredBrown, ArthurBrown, Arthur G

1 365647944

2,5041,9602,2561 32042,5192,4922,7234

2,5562,5331 123804

2,5282,5042,4692,51842,468

2,5181 365

2,3212,529

2,03942,5042,5351 365

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$2,000.03388. 20250. 35

1,252. 001,060. 80

790. 64631. 00

1,263. 75625. 55711. 68

655. 831,72L 86

244. 00242. 98

1, 524. 601,252. 001,386. 90

888. 37617. 60

1,364. 42626. 01

2,5122,5462,5002,5401 3651 365

16240

2,5042,1571 3641594

2,4182,558

40

2,5264282

2, .570

2,57442,48P4

2, 58442,4242,276

C91

2, 58342,55042, .505

40

2,5371 364ii485

2,5812,3342,51942, .511

3922,400

69744184

2,55842,51842,5144

580. 71

1,383.40723. 15

1,252. 001,528. 59

4,500. 00

719. 951,494. 22

1,500. 001,736.621,800. 00

720. 008. 00

213. 06751. 20779. 66

1,595.5647. 51

1,618. 85769. 0810. 00

1,411.0872. 74

1,556.491,463.051,410. 32

818. 571,391.08

796. 77177. 12

801.03644. 69626. 2720. 00

1,661.78544. 86122. 50

1,351.44695. 00

1, 145. 05629. 98121. 05641. 30174. 36260. 25730. 75633. 51

1,352. 51

Days.

EEPORT OF TflE PUBLIC PEINTEB. 331

j^Q_ IQ—Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public 2^rinting and

binding during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.

Brown, Benjamin F...Bro-WTi, DelphineBrown, ElijahBrown, Elliott WBrown, George Iv

Brown, Henry MBro^vn Homer JBrown, Howard GBro^vn, Ida VBrown, James FBrown, James M. E—Bro-mi, John RBrown, John WBrown, Joseph ABrown, Julia GBrown, Kath. L. S....

Brown, LeviBrown, Louis NBrown, Robert WBrown, Samuel RBrown, Stephen TBrown, ThomasBrown, Thurston G...Brown, Wade HBrown, William HBrown, William PBrown, AVilliam T. . .

.

Browne, John CBrowne, Kate I

Browne, Ulysses SBrowne, Walter ABrowne, William H..

.

Browne, William Iv..

.

Browning, Harrison MBrowning, Luther L .

.

BrufEy, George TBruce, AaronBruce, Daniel WBrudin, John FBryan, Carolyn JBryan, Ella EBuchanan, Charles B .

.

Buck, Benjamin RBuckholz, Brady N . .

.

Buckingham, Clinton0

Buckland, Frank E . .

.

Buckley, AnnaBuckley, James J

Bucklev, JossphineCBuckley, William E...Buckner, William I. .

.

Buehler, Albert JBuehler, John FrBuehne, AugustBugbee, Mary FBugden, Arthur MBullen, William W....Bullis, William JBullock, Marion EBullock, Samuel GBumpus, Frank MBunch, Hester RBundy, Alvin ABundy, John RBunn, Sidney SBurchfield, William E.Burdette, James W. .

.

Burger, John TBurgess, Robert WBurgess, William R . .

.

Burgy, MarieBurke, Anna GBurke, CatherineBurke, Emmett H

! Amount earned

Hours I

em-i

ployed,j

Time- Piece-

! work. work.

820 1 $222. 56

2.412JI

2,545i I

1 352f \

2,642i 1

2,33913141 363i607

2,5482,4132,5222,50813642,40042,530§2,057

2,616J2, 535

J

2,5192,4052,1712, 5.59

2,5052,4942,7502,5252, 030J2,552*2,636"

374J1,9602,532i

2.55512,429

2,513i2,85512,352

2,470i363i568

2,262

1,875

J

1239

2, 5241

2,413J1,0881

2, 324|2,5202,50413653fi4i|

6875125321

721545

5602,5832,55411314i391i1,7202, 535

J

2,493|2,504

2,558i2,121

604. 991,227.46

405. 83

1, 436. 89

1,371.072, 135. 20

425. 97152. 87

1,665. 04

1, 206. 50630. 68722. 95837. 67665. 69

1,687. 26514. 24903. 72639. 92

1,482. 00602. 99577. 72

• 893. 48626. 26

750. 90738. 88

1,267. 00507. 87720. 67

1,322. 0093. 62

569. 071,512. 361.739. 581,221.55

661. 161,036.351,295.04

618. 481,989. 60

340. 801,-545. 12

1,221.741, 180. 00

1,266. 75604. 57265. 79639. 39

1,264. 001,252. 00

950. 00899. 82

2, 093. 52798. 71

1,442. 251,971.08

967. 591,033.36

280. 00660. 08706. 80

2,259. 991,013.84

534. 001,720. 21

1,250. 75626.00

645. 21670. 24

$820. 28

Name.

615. 00

C83. 16

4.50. 06

790. 19

Burke, George HBurke, George OBtirke, Harry CBurke, James J

Burke, John JBurke, John WBurke, Julia MBurke, Mary ABurke, MichaelBurke, William EBurkhardt, Julius W..Burkholder, Edward..Burklin, GeorgeBurless, Daniel WBurlingame, WUliam..Burnett, Charles W . .

.

Bumham, Inez LBurns, Aloysius FBurns, Harry WBurns, James WBurns, John HBurns, John J

Burns, John J ,

Burnside, John SBurr, AdaBurr, \v' illiam JBurrell, Emmitt M...Burritt, Jessie ABurruss, MaryBui'son, Isaac ABurton, Lansing H...Burton, Minnie W . .

.

Burton, StephenBush, Charles WBush, Daniel P.,M.DBush, FenwickBush, John KBush, Louis FBush, WilliamBush, YatesBuskuhl, Frederick.

.

Butcher, James W., jr

Butcher, John HBute, Eleanor HButler, BartholomewW

Butler, Harold DButler, JennieButler, John HButler, John MButler, Missouri GButler, Paul I

Butler, Walter CButler, William E . .

.

Butler, William P...Butscher, Edward P.Butt, Lilla WBuxmeyer, Nicholas.B3mum, Thomas A.

.

Byrne, Edith EByrne, Joseph HByrne, Partick JByrne, Thomas FCabaniss, Joseph D...Cady, William SCaesar, Harold CCahill, Nellie ECake, Lawrence H . .

.

Calhoon, Edward E..Calhoun, Richard M.

.

Calkins, Orville ACallaghan, Eva ACallahan, John JCallanan, Margaret. .

.

Callaway, Robert W.

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,75G§1 3.53

1 3651,4872,5222,8771

2,275^2,511§1365

2,511i-2,59612,5192,5461

6442,5542,562|2,4241,4692,499

2882,52312, 515*2,52712,57412,5141,30012,533"

1,218

2,51U2,45312,37112,1802,8322,55013652,4861,5811

2, 261

1

2,055616*

1 185"

2,5541 365

Amount earned.

Time-work.

Piece-work.

2,54012,5281,4982,504659

S959.696.

950.

743.

1,267.883.

1,364.

628.

720.

628.

1,653.1,379.

1,540.162.

1,224.

1,754.663.

415.

loo!

1,140.

1,260.

1,523.

1,563.629.

660.

723.

359.

628.

714.

1,454.

551.

856.

1,638.

1,871.

628.

790.

612.

513.

155.

366.

1,285.

1,400.

1,532.

1.728.

390.

1,502.I 167.

2,53413652,53312,2892,52911,445

3071

2,3121 385968

2,4842,4513981

2,546"

1,048*2,519"

81 3131 3582,410|1 362-1

2,57742,5022,495*

975.

720,

891.

576.

1,270.

361.

156.

1.397.900.

490,

1,490,

1,230.

99,

1,279.

271.

630.

1.

2,003.

706.

1,371.

716.

1,663.

625.

625.

Days.


No. 19.

—


Name.

Camatella. Salvator. .

.

Cameron, John WCameron, William B.

.

Cammack, Maggie R .

.

Camp, William MCampbell, Andrew J ..

Campbell, Daniel A. .

.

Campbell, Edward B.Campbell, James ACampbell, James H . .

.

Campbell, Joseph W .

.

Campbell, Louis JCampbell, MaryCampbell, Richard H.Campbell, Sandford B

.

Campbell, Thomas A.

.

Campbell, Thomas F.

.

Canisius, Arthur TCannon, Cath. E. A...Caimon, Frank ACantrne, CatharineCapell, Charles ACapers, Frank VCapper, Clen MCardwell, Joseph CCarey, Hugh J

Carlin,Clay FCarney, George ACarpenter, Arthur A. .

.

Carpenter, Elizabeth.

.

Carpenter, Georgia B .

.

Carpenter, William H.Carr, Alexander ACarr, Andrew JCarr, John HCarr, Lena BCarr, Margaret CCarr, Mattie LCarr, MinervaCarroll, Joseph HCarroll, Louis MCarroll, SoutheyCarroll, Thomas FCarson, Alice MCarson, EllenCarter, Delos MCarter, Edward LCarter, Fannie DCarter, Georgie I

Carter, JamesWCarter, LeeCarter, Lillian WCarter, Owen LCarter, Richard FCarter, Richard N \

Carter, William !

Carty, Alton BCarver, Charles H

\

Carver, WilburnR....Carville, JamesCary, Thomas R

|

Casey, Daniel J !

Cason, Thomas J{

Casper, Elizabeth '

Cassiday,May A\

Cassidav, William J . .

.

Castle, Charles ECastle, Emanuel MCather, AnnaCaton, John P. D i

Cavanaugh, Adelaide I

Cavev. James W i

Cavill, Albert M|

Cawson, Charles C '

Chamberlain, Joseph F i

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,18911 3652,540

2,5442,551

1,227

J

2,467i2,45312,4951,6311 36513652,4992,516|2,528

1682,50312,4722,44512,5042,4752,542.1

2,5192,5172,5241

671"

2,4992,45412,1731 3502,5441 3642,5021 3652,4352,5061,4122,38612,50012,5262,543

5761 26211 3642,5211

2, 54612,430i2,494|2, 529

J

2, 5021

2,5532,5782,5322,570^2, 500113652,408^2,534

402,4842,556

1 3651 3651,2102,509

2,50432

2,1701142

2, 559.V

2,309"

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$547.371,174.981,058. 47

1,507.641,447. 31

625. 471,234. 15

623.

856.

1,400.

497.

1,253.

1,389.

1,260,25.

1,502.

658.

1,556.626.

1,361.

1,419.

952.

1,261.

1,565.

186.

1,258.

1,236.543.

862.

1, 493.

718.

628.

720.

856.

750.

354.

612.

737.

1,001.

1,067.

86.

304.

496.

1, 565.

1,280.

607.

875.

1,521.

625.

1,434.

735.

1,001.

732.

1,250.

1,200.

1,445.

1,573.10.

1,256.

955.

900.

,200.

682.

628.

1, 252. 009. 22

977. 2036. 60

1,361.891,161.30

Piece-work.

$811.90

1,017.16

933. 60

840.

Name.

Chamberlain, MauriceD

Chambers, AndrewChambers, Eleanor M.Champltn, BertCChapman, AnnieChapman, GeorgeW .

.

Chapman, James RChapman, Joseph B . .

.

Charlton, Harry EChase, Ambrose HChase, Fannie CChase, Fred CChase, HenryWChase, Maria AChase, Robert HChase, William HChase, William HChatterton, Louise W

.

Chenoweth,William HCherry, Clarence ECheshire, Robert MChew, John H., jr

Chick, Charles RChildress, JohnWChilds, Samuel NChisholm, Daniel V. ..

Chisley, William JChisolm, John AChisolm, Rollins FChristenson, Ethel G.

.

Christian, RobertW .

.

Christian, Rufus LChristian, Wallace B .

.

Christie, Harry RChristmas, William J.

.

Chroniger, William P..Claflin, Fremont MC agett, Ellen HClark, Charles EClark, DanielClark, George EClark, HelenClark, James Wilson. .

.

Clark, Jesse MClark, JohnWClark, Lewis BClark, Thomas FClark, William EClarke, Elizabeth M . .

.

Clarke, George BClarke, JohnClarke, Joseph SClarke, WilliamYClarkson, William F...Clement, Lee RClements, Lyman J

—

Clements, Marj; EClements, WilliamCleveland, ElijahCluie, Anna BClol^ey, Julia FClough, Allan CClouser, Robert HClum, George BCoates, Frank MCoates, HansCobb, James WCobb, JohnNCoburn, Mae LCochennour, Edgar R.Cockrill, AimerCoder, Minnie GC08, Charles H

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,507|2,5521 36412,4832,47212,87012,528113651 2835931

2,563

2 232|2,4722,5122,550

162,58612,5282,5092,5301

81 2111

1 210f710

2,5212,58812,5251,8792,54011 223f2, 571

J

2,5651 3652,5479461

2,85213132,4622,5052, 5631

2,513i

2,5112,3332,3162,5042,520

272745J-

2,4391 3652,2561,2632,5112,055^-

2,5022,4472,136^2,5042,5282,5042,5062,536

2,658i276i

2,504^2,4942,5242,3951 33411,539

282,2501-

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$717. 48664. 49

749. 74

1,243.50619.10832.83770. 23

1,600.00

. 946.48

1,236. 15

747. 301,111.26

629.001,384.02

4. 001,801.181,524.00

753. 00634. 74

2.00488.83412. 57436.65

1,265.001,702.64

759.90558. 07

1,278. 60441.42

1,743.281,691.891,300. 01

1,662. 18474. 45

1,085.311,872. 80

615. 50751.65

1,589.511,286.55

1,383.251,407.381,268.451,502.401,264.00

170.00210. 29618. 53720. 00

1,130. 78703. 40

1,257. 50524.79

1,325.40608.00536. 13732. 92634.72626.00

1,987.84904 10

1,210.0071. 52

627. 11

624. 10

1,280 00602. 34932 12

403. 6410.80

1, 130. 05

Days.


No. 19.

—


Name.

Coe, Mary J

Cogan, James ECogswell, Frederick A

.

Cohen, MorrisCohill, Frank RColbert, John WColbert, Margaret C. .

.

Colby, Evangeline S...Colclazier, Nellie CColdwell, John WCole, EffieMCole, Frank OCole, Fred WCole, Frederic Wil-

lard, jr

Cole, George CCole, Grace GCole, Ira ECole, John OCole, Margaret MCole, SamuelColeman, Benjamin. .

.

Coleman, EdwardColeman, MarcusColeman, Robert EColklesser, Amelia A .

.

Collar, EdwinCollier, Mary DCoUiere, Joseph I

Collins, AnitaCollins, Bernard J... .

.

Collins, CatherineCollins, JuliaCollins, Mary JCollins, Thomas HCollins, William JColman, David EColman, Samuel AColnan JohnColton, Joseph EColumbus, May AColville, Frank CColvin, John RColvin, Samuel NColwell, James FCombs, Bernard C

Combs, ClarkWCompton, FrankCompton, SmithComstock, Arlington .

.

Conaway, Emma F. .

.

Congdon, Robert W...Conger, William HConnell, Dennis EConnelly, Benjamin MConnelly, Michael P . .

.

Conner, ElizabethConnery, John ECormin'gton, Thomas JConnolly, John FCoimoUy, Mary A.Connor, Cornelius A...Connor, Edward EConnor, James DConnor, John BConnor, Kate FConnor, Michael, jr

Connor, William CConroy, James JConstantine ,BenjaminF

Conway, Thomas. ..'.

.

Conway, William JCook, Abraham G

Hoursem-

ployed.

l,418i

2,517

2,473i1 365

2, mh815'

2, 4591

2,3682,4692,5494

2,448i2,5031

16

2,5492,53041,12742,2552, 566i2,4732,501|2,5442,5694

451

2, .532

2,5092,504

3002, 157i1 3652,524

384

1,15842, 42742,2682,524

1 22228

2,3232,432

5602,6192,5492,5362,5101388944284

2,3661,2002,5112,3961,7422,4684i 360t%2,5102,5354

2,51741,4152,5032,4922,52741, 12042,5142,5152,45613652,4662.5154

2,4211 365

2,45742,5344

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$390. 301,261. 001,236. 95

900. 00629. 41204 12

616. 11

631. 09617. 47671. 06658. 75

1, 251. 75

8. 00

1, 548. 58

1, 273. 65283. 87

1, 129. 50

1,675. 60618. 25625. 37638. 60

1,727.24114 93636. 34630. 50

1.252.0075.00614 49

1,452. 78

1,391. 58116. 99

300. 45,213. 75641. 10

,571. 02

158. 29

,044 25

,466. 72171. 92

, 538. 75832. 21

636. 20

, 419. 20

180. 10

107. 12

592. 99331. 80480. 25

,442. 40926. 32

, 238. 75990. 46

,781. 71

,525.86

1,508. 11

712. 70

1,501.801,500.001,532.90

578. 77

1,259.501,261. 50614 00

1,600.001,480.801,409.26

1,467.48720. 00619. 55

1, 273. 80

Piece-work.

$542. 48

436. 04

545. 02

638. 39

Name.

Cook, Cyrus ECook, lienry ECook, JohnCook, Mary ECook, Mary HCook, William J

Cook, Charles FCooksey, Charles HCooley, Leander BCoolidge, Helen QCooney, Kathryn C. .

.

Cooney, William ECooper, Edward FCooper, John WCooper, Mary E.Cooper, Sands LCopenharve, Harvey.

.

Copeland, Wilber A..

.

Copp, Walter GCopper, Samuel RCorbett, Maurice N...,Corbin, William H...,Corkins, David DeWitt

Cornell, Sarah M ,

Cornish, Joseph SCornish, William H . .

.

Cornwell, Louis WCornwell, Theodore D.Corridon, Alice I ,

Corridon, Philip CCorwin, Thomas JCostello, John A

,

Costello, Mary ,

Coster, Stephen KCostigan, Lawrence. .

.

Costley, Moses A ,

Costori, William HCotte, Helen M ,

Cotter, James E ,

Cotter, John ACottle, AlbertCouncell, William F .

.

Cousins, Wallace JCovert, Charles CCovert, Seward TCowden, Frank BCowell, Henry C ,

Cowgill, Herman L. .

.

Cowgill, John,

Cowles, Allen E ,

Cox, Charles HCox, Clinton RCox, Frank PCox, James NCox, Lena PCozlin, JacobCraft, MaxCraig, AmandaCraig, Benjamin PCraig, James MCramer, Mary ACrandall, Annabel . . .

.

Crandall, Francis A . .

.

Craney, FrederickCi-ass, Alfred W ,

Craven, John C

Crawford, William . .

.

Crawford, William HCreamer, Delia JCreed, John WCrellin, Mary ACrews, EnosCrews, Floyd CCrist, Lillie

Hoursem-

ployed.

2, 536

2, 79141 3652,4971 352.1

2,4812,5802,49842,49241 360'

1,97841 3652,5341,87541,5472, 14542,53342, 53842,51942,2902,5762,517

2,62042,5002,5282,5722,5572,504

2,515i112

2,524

2,5032,580

16

2,5944348

2,552413652,5832, 58242, 487413632, 5282, 144

2,55142,4141,0732,4492, 5284136112, 5752,4122,5252, 46542, 5214

41642,43141,07941 36513652,47142,512304

134913651,1622,4502,5004

$1,

Amount earned.

Time-work.

516. 08757. 5S720. 00741. 65806. 4224(1. 15

554 02625. 36431. 45887. 50509. 95420. 00636. 40547. 25452. 08075. 65529. 70528. 62888. 27499. 77653. 37630. 50

1,440.

625.

1, 139.

1,733.

1,673.

1, 252.

647.

28.

1,2.52.

327.

599.

77.

625.

999.

4665.

1741,733.

2, 000.

1,763.

1,391.

1, 875.

2, 237.

1,5241,393.

899.• 603.

798.

612.

995.

1, 582.

712.

659.

1.267.

986.

755.

212.

1,218.

269.

1.200.

1,800.618.

1,258.

\ 764.

720.

302.

623.

626.

2,5042,5041,0144

876.

1, 502.

303.

645.62

Days.


No. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of 'persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Croggon, EllenCroggon, Katie L

j

Croggon, William N. . . i

Cromelien, Sarah CCromwell, Fred WCromwell, James P—Cronin, Michael MCrooke, Bernard LCross, Annie ECross, Edna BCross, George ACross, Joel WCrossfield, PhilipCrowley, Thomas J . .

.

Crowther, Wade H

—

Croxtou, Ida I

Crump, AVilliam FCuddy, MathiasCulbertson, Samuel S.Cullen, Annie WCullen, Florence MCullen, Joseph VCuney, Lloyd GCunney, Norris WCimnkigham, John A.

.

Cunningham, Mary. .

.

Cunningham, MauriceB

Cunningham, Samuel!

KCupid, Robert •

Curren, William ECurseen, John WCurtia, Cm-tis ECurtin, JohannaCurtis, George HCurtis, KateCurtis, Maggie BCutler, IsiahDahl, William HDahlberg, Gustav R. L

i

Dahlen, Elise M '

Daily, Edward J !

Daily, Thomas J \

Dalby, Henry Wi

Dale, Charles HDale, John H.,jr !

Daley, Vernonj

Dalton, Anna Zelda. . .

!

Dalton, Samuel1

Daly, Ethel I !

Daly, KateDaly, Robert EDaly, William FDame, Annie MDamery, JohnDana, Bertha LDandridge, Eugene ADanforth, Louis E . .

.

Daniel, Narmie FDant, Ella LDant, Eva ADant, John BDarby, Mary ADarr, Peter BDausch, Kate MDa Vega, Elisa MDavenport, Samuel..Davidson, EdwinDavidson, Roland L.Davies, Samuel EDavis, Addie ADiavis, AlbertDavis, Alfred ADavis, Charles A

2,407i2,438

253

2, 514113652, 528J2, 5602, 565

J

2, 50212,5032,501^,545

16

2, 5682,4542,5362,57413652, 5032,516

2,565J2, 381

2,508

2,508J2,4752, 332

1365

40

2,445J2,5922,48013621 3591

2,425i2,380i2,5172,5722,5051,448600

2,543J2,50513392,5132841

2,502i

2,430

Amount earned.


1,2802,5202,512

1,9102,6942, 139^2,4382,461

723521

$603. 12

600. 69134.90

1, 518. 301, 600. 00

1, 425. 241, 001. 401, 558. 68

875. 871,00L201,25L001, 733.30

8. 001, 423. 73

1, 388. 00637. 49

1, 759. 38720. 00

1,251.50868. 82

739.37687.48628.27

1, 131. 18

1, 244. 70586. 00

950. 00

1,389.4510.00

854.51797. 59

1,240. 00494. 53615. 78607.55598. 87630.50

1,563.80991.60432. 40300.00

1,406. 17

1, 683. 18

668. 00639. 6542.67

625. 62842. 17

1,2121

I314i

2,5002,4271

2,457|1,498

2,673^2,533

172

343. 201,421.32

880. 60227.24856. 70484.24859.29

1,38L60615.74693. 15182. 86149.54

612.60

1,030.471,375.001,652. 041,228. 75

759. 00

801.201,531.62

89.20

$811. 67

213. 92

882.87

"784." 98

965. 65

Name.

Davis, CharlotteDavis, Edgar F ,

Davis, Edward EDavis, Edward HDavis, Edwin L ,

Davis, ElizabethDavis, Fred E ,

Davis, Frederick LDavis, George SDavis, Henry WDavis, IvinsDavis, John ADavis, John BDavis, John PDavis, LottaDavis, May VDavis, NellieDavis, StephenDavis, William HDavis, William HDavison, Joseph KDaw, Edward BDawson, Eugene R. .

.

Dawson, -Lottie FDay, Alma VivianDay, Henry HDay, Joseph PDeans, Arthur CDebnam, HarryDecker, Edward M....Decker, CatherineDe Coster, FrancescoV

Dedrick, William H...

De Pontes, Joseph

Degnan, Joseph JDelabar, KillianDelahunty, JohnDelaney, Joseph ADelano, William JDelawder, John ADelcher, Harry DDement, ElizabethDement, ElmerDement, Margaret H..Dempsey, Alberta R..Dempsey, HarmanDenney, Hugh HDennis, CharlesDennison, Charles S...Denny, Roxie EDensmore, John HDent, Edwin ADent, James ADe Vries, John WDewey, Robert WDexter, Paul SDice, JohnDickerson, John JDickinson, Francis P.

.

Dickman, John BDickson, George RDiehl, Julius CDierken, JosephDiers, Gustave BDieste, John BDietz, AlfredDiggs, Benjamin ADiggs, BeverlyDiggs, Nettie EDill, Annie CDill, George EDillard, Robert RDillman, James W. L..

Hoursem-

ployed.

2, 556i2,848|2,5512,337

2,543J2, 2882,5592,5471,3102,537

1364J2, 5042,759

8372,4084

11113652,4991,3922,2802,5082,435

2,428i9191

2,4862, 5252,40213652,520

13652,569

127H544

2,5082,520

2,509i439i

2,566J1 3641

2, 514J2, 6122,52842,50552,351552

2, 504

2,553J2,0252,280i2,

356*

1,0162, 601i1,3152,46742,24942,00842,504

Amount earned.

Time- Piece-work. 1 work.

$899. 70749.44

1,145.981,401.30

638.47682. 42

1,822. 76640. 14337. 35

1,275. 301,396. 07

1, 252..00777. 25251. 96631.4232.92

626. 01

1,259. 55350. 18

1, 2.59. 66878.08

1,464.30653. 55257. 94621.49

1,267.001^201. 001,200. 001, 264. 00

2,5446254

2, 94413642,528413132,52346604

2, 135

2,57042,53642, 54242,446

950.001,299.84

-1, 124. 20

762. 14954. 63

1,339.05131.85908. 49

1,409.981,259.75

628. 401,454.70

877. 26634. 55284.00626.00899. 04

1,030.85570. 10

1,358.83536. 60

1,964.64646.32863. 61

704. 36695. 13

650. 15

1,724.30156. 37

1,249.312,241.711,686. 15

360. 501,364. 34

170. 54537. 73

735.841,659.901,004.581, 223. 00

Days.

KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK. 335

No. 19.

—

Statement sJiowing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.

Dillon, ElizabetliDillon, Emily ADilsaver. John L I

Dines, Fanniej

Divine. Daniel PDivine, Luther MDixon, Levi LDobbs, Harry CDodd, JacobDodd. Luther CDodd, Permeiia LDodd, Samuel M., jr.

.

Dodge, IdaDodge, Joseph ADodson, Charles EDodson, Margaret A...iDodson, William N . .

.

Doehrer, CarlDoerin?, Robert LDohertv, Mary EDoherty, William C. .

.

Dohoney, John JDolan, Annie E 1

Donahoo, Green S !

Donahue, Mary A !

Donahue, Timothy;

Donaldson, AlbertDonath, AugustDonath. HoTvard EDonn. Frank WDonn, Thomas M

;

Donneberg, Elsie M. . JDonnelly, Mary ADonnelly, Samuel B .

'

Donohoo, Jacob NDoocy. James WDoolev, George ADooley. Rose E

[

Doonan, MargaretDorsey, Benjamin F .

.

DorseV. Charles SDorsey. Frank XDorsev, Hatmah EDorsey. WiHiam F....Dorster. John NDoten, Charles ODouan, John SDougherty, Frank A.

.

Dousherty. Thomas A.Douglas, John FDouelas'. William G. . .

j

Douglas, Alexander. ..•

Douglass, Beulah V. .

.

Douglass, Mary EDow, Charles A i

Dow, Mary E i

Dow, William JDowden. KateDowell, Clara E

|Dowell, George P!

Dowling, FrankDowlingi Jennie LDowney, Marv ADownie, Sarah EDowning, Edward H.

.

Downing, John PDowns, Annie CDowns, Lulu FDowns, James WDovle, Caroline HDovle, Ellen FDrake. Arthur FDrake, Horace F. J....|

Draley, Margaret A. . .i

Draney, Alice i

2,529648

l,520i1 36312,189i2,

520'

2,548+2, 512'

2.415547i

"i'oisi'

Amount earned.

Time-work.

Name.

Amount earned

Hours I

em-j

ployed. Time-work.

Piece-work.

1.251.501,618.96

590. 24

808. 32595. 20

1, 263. 75

7.54. 201..581. 461,451.62

2,145i

1.516. 12754. 68

1,646.451,227.631.461.271,421.591,001.00625.50

1,003.80613. 49628.74879.09553. 87

2,500.00570. 20623. 00

1.106.501,251.75

623. 74630. 50

'"'769.'52'

1,242.00630. 38404.23

1,005.50451.72623. 62

1,736.811,307. 5363L62

1,400.01

I

Draper, JohnW 2, 583^tDreis, Albert J 2,515.V

! Dreis, Joseph A 2,547'Dreis, Martin 2,309Drenner, Walter E.... 2,558Driggers, John S 2,434Drum. Francis, jr 2,500Duce, Charles K 1.252iDuce, Han-v A 2,516^Duckett, Amos H 2,502'

Ducketr. Walter C . . . . 2, 229^

Du Frane, George AY . . 2, 463800. 23 Dufiv, Charles J 2. 545

Dullv, Joseph 2,509Duffy, Margaret A 2,504Dulih, Lawrence L ... 2,369iDuling. Wniiam H.... 2,54l'Dumont, JuliaDunkin, Frank A 2,478^Dunlap, JohnT 2,516*Dimn, Robert AS 2, 393iDunnells, Cora K i 365

941. SI Dunster, MavD 2,527Durham, Mary C 2,418*Durisoe, John R 2,532'

Durr, Benjamin F l,046iDurv. Edith B 2,464'

Dutch, Edward,

2,545. . Dutrow, Anna O

,

D wight; Edgar J I 2,363Dyer, Albert R 1 2,520Dver, Nathaniel 2,548*Dyson, Harry A 2,229*Early, Latta 0 2,532*Eastburn, Thomas J. . 2,525'

Eastburn, WiUiamB.. 2,490Eastman, WUliam M. . 16Eaton. Rush 2,580*Eberback, Edward.... 2.500*Eberle. Rebecca S 2,495*Eccard. Albert 2,520*Eccles, David 2,372*

920.40 Ecker, Charles A 2,507*Ecklofl, Genevieve A.. 430*Edelen, Clayton A.... 2,51l"Edington, Hunter S . . . 2. 553^Edmonston, Archibald 1 313Edmonston. EdwinW : 2.524Edmunds. Samuel W . 2, 549*Edmimds, WiUM 2,446"Edsall, JohaH 2,595*

i Edson, Harold B 31l' i

' Edwards, Chaiies H.. 2,483*Edwards, Flora S i

364f|!i Edwards, George A. .. 2,355

(

I

Edwards, Henry 2,504*IEdwards, John W 2,504*

i Edwards, Joseph W... 2,494*Edwards, Marv L 157"

i

: Egbert, WiUiain J 2,508 '

Eggert. Elizabeth M... i 365'

Eggleston, Joseph M... 2,496 >

Eggleston, Marv E i 2,306500.36

I

Eichorn, George L 2,3481Eisenhour, E. M 2,415*

! Elder, Charles S 2,457*!Elder, Frank E •

i 365"

i

Elgin, Wade H : 2,543i Elkins, Philip M 2,504Ellesood. John E 2.501EUegood, George R... 2,117 '

Elliort. Bert S.^ 2,563

i

Elliott, Harry W i 363| I

EUiott, Thoinas G 2,554|1 Ellis, Ada H 304 i

$957.511,384.491.731.061,261.001,365.20741.00882.95661. 37

1,507.801.2.53.00

616. 091,576.161,513.341, 379. 46

626. 001,423.701,322. 50

5169. 35870. 62

1,513.66874. 57

1,000.00705. 82606. 30

1,279.40640. 02616. 95720. 68

684.161,258.671,264.00

687. 52558. 19

1,518.271,267.001,521.65

4.001,000.291,299.03

751. 351,008.101,186.251,258.00

132.441,342.601.439.78i; 997. 991.687.761,964. 951,383.801,703.16

48.64620. 87749. 61

1,186. 30626. 12876. 57652. 6848.09

1,423.681,000.001,248.00

576. 491,420.491,631.991,481.703,000.00

894.661,254. 32

625.23813.68

1,552.171.297. 74947.8892.65

! Days.


No. 19.

—


Name.

Amount earned.

Hours|.

em-j

ployed. Time-work.

Ellis, Charles W!

Ellis, Ettie SEllis, George D

|

Ellis, Joseph II|

Ellis, Kate MI

Ellis, Lightnerj

Ellis, Naomi I

Ellis, Perry!

Elwood, Cora Mj

Elwood, Ernest J !

Embrey, Alpheus L...j

Emerson, Ernest E. . jEmery, George B

|

Emmons, Lucius TI. . .|

Emory, Arthur W I

Engel, Arthur FEngel, Charles REngel, George WEnglish, Samuel S. .

.

Ennis, James EEnoch, EUaHEnos, James MEnright, Ella TEntrikin, Benjamin PErck, Clara AErdraan, George F...Erhardt, JohnErickson, Lars WErler, George RErwin, James WEshelman, Albert M.

.

Eshelman, Edgar M..Eskew, Harriet MEspey

,Henry C

Espey, Jessie BEspey, LouisEsterly, James Irwin.Etchberger, Charles E

.

Etchberger, Charles E.,

jr

Euler, John CEvans, Charles HEvans, Charles MEvans, Ella VEvans, Margaret AEvans, Martin NEvans, Mary LEvans, Ralph EEvans, Thomas CEvans, Virginia MEvans, Walter LEvans, William HEverett, HughEverett, William F...Everhart, Jennie H. .

.

Everman, John WEverts, Frank AEzell, BrysonFairfax, SamuelFaithful, James AFantroy, WilliamFamsworth, Mary M.

.

Farrell, John AFay, Mary AFaye, JacobFeatherstone, DorothyFeatherstone, Ellen A.Feehan, James AFeehan, MarthaFelton, George WFenner, Ethel MFenton, BessieFenton, Joseph AFenton, Matthew D...Fen wick, FrankSimms

2, 2321,431

2, 568

2, 5202.4972,5041 3131 3622,2942,546i

387"

1 3652,5131,1422,5m2,

480'

2, 671

1,4552, 480

2, 5h%

$795.

415.

1,616.

635.

873.

732.

618.

714.

575.

1,718.

96.

1,200.

1,259.

578.

1,367.

1,486.

837.

730.

1.488.'631.

Piece-work.

Name.

1, 3851

l,596i1 365

2,517

191J1,3772,1732,

502i

2,512'

2,5202,502

381.

413.

2, 000.

630.

101.

689.

621.

1,251.

629.

1,264.

1,282.

932. 82

1 355; 1,944.68

2,5302, 520

2,523J

2, 470

2, 52512, 522^2,520'

2, 4931

2,5C4J

2,303i2, 433i2, 498i1, 1641

1,528.

1, 264.

1,701.

1,488. 001,613. 001,534. 701,322.29

624. 621,258.251,151.75610.97842. 60595. 25

2,5012,4632,5762,50211,8012,4942,5642,7762,545

1 1

2,5732,5042,52412,4792,516

655

2,615i2, 436|2,3252,52612,367

1,702.11622. 01

1,747. 24750. 75450. 47623. 50

1,464. 14845. 90767. 10

2. 33637. 67626.00

1. 266. 75619.75

1. 267. 30204. 57696. 26733. 35

1, 286. 00759. 45

1,425.56

.555. 91

850. 24

2,660J985i

2,479

1,639. 35568. 65

682. 14

IFerguson, Charles

$132. 96j

!

Ferguson, John FI

!

Ferren, Myran J:Ferris, Francis M

;; Fessenden, Arthur L..I. Fete, Luther Bij Fitchtenkam, Alice C.ii Fiesse, Charles

,

;i

Fillmore, Harry,

:' Finch, George J

jiFinegan, James

I

Finley, Thomas S|! Finn, Sara GFinnegan, James A. .

.

I

Finnegan, John TI, Finney, Mary J

Finotti, Benedict EFischer, Carl

Fish, Emily EFish, Henry CFisher, Charles WFisher, Edward HFisher, Edward YFisher, Helen MFisher, John WFisher, Raymond J . .

.

Fisher, William H....Fitts, MjTa BFitzgerald, George S...Fitzgerald, John AFitzgerald, Margaret.

.

Fitzgerald, Mary AFitzgerald, Mamice P.Fitz Gerald,TheophilusFitzgibbon, John J.

Fit zgibbon, Mary AFitzhugh, Ella M..Fitzpatrick, James F .

.

j

Fitzpatrick, Joseph B.Fitzpatrick, MaryFitz Patrick, Mary H.

.

I

Flahaven, E. AI

Flaherty, Kath. RFlaherty, Mary E

i Flanagan, Edward F.

.

Flanagan, Michael E .

.

Flanagan, Peter RFlather, John AFleischhauer, Mary A.Fleming, Catherine M

.

Fleming, MargaretFlemming, John DFletcher. Channing R.Fletcher, Charles F....Fletcher, George SFletcher, JamesFletcher, John HFletcher, Katie LFletcher, RobertFletcher, William H.

.

Flicker, HarryFlowers, Allen GFlynn, Charles HFlynn, William HFogarty, William A. .

.

Fogerty, JamesFoley, Alyse CFoley, Daniel JFoley, Edward JFoley, Julia CFoley, Sadie EFolk, CelestineFollett, Frederick W..Foos, William D I

Foote, Joseph C '

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,5041,777|2,3401

1,999J2,4932,3871 323H2, 4121

228|2, 46612,48611,338|-1 365611

2,521869,1

136012835931

Amount earned.

Time-work.

645. 18

1,032. 43

2,5212, 6052,5272,5322,4602, 4962,550^-1 3651,2842,549j2,6222,545*1 365"

2,5122,499-1-

l,255i

2,4022, 538^2,520"

2,51412, 135.1

2,552

1,437J2,5062,48811,1202,5232,428l,567i2, 3561

$1,507. 62622. 11

941. 001,001.751,520.151,379.201, 328. 27

1, 209. 6057. 39

1, 233. 25643. 37335. 61

663. 67306. 70

1,515.77218. 30828. 33

[ 946.31

1,267.00660.50886.29

1,272.40618. 60624. 00

1,009.372,000. 02

342.511,446.221,422. 34

639. 93497.29785. 60874. 81

227. 61

,741

,6021,3922,508

2,871i2,5842,5042,38511 2913131,9882,5202,5522,5442,504l,029i

2,516i338i

2,447J2,519J2,516

2,524i2,335i2,516

601.721,918. 60

1, 264. 00629. 86533. 87641.60387. 91

627. 75

1,494.54576. 20

1,39L031, 214. 00

446. 14

1,418.70

816. 35660.56696. 00

1,697.80914.89753. 67626.00

1,598.3258.00

1,883.961,203.26

622. 631,731.581,478.911,252. 00

328. 441,260.75

91.81651.03658. 77630. 25

1,532.67817.42632.98

Piece-work.

Days.

EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PHTNTER. 337

No. 19.

—


Name.

Forbes, Evan FFord, BenjaminFord, BjTon AFord, Mary CFord, Stephen SFord, Thomas BFord, William J. H....Forden, George AFordham, GeorgeFordham, Harry L

—

Fon-est, EdwardForrester,Alexander MForsyth, Charles E—Foss, Milton CFoss, William EFoster, John BFoster, John HFountain, HoraceFowler, Benjamin L..

.

Fowler, DominicFowler, James WFowler, John H. AFowler, Sinclair BFox, John HFrahm. HemyFrailey, Robert TFrance, Lilley MFrancis, Charles KFrancis, Edward SFrancis, William H . .

.

Frank, Henry JFrank, PeterFrantz, Charles SFrazier, Mary EFrederick, John HFrediani, GeorgeFreeman, Archibald...Freeman, Frank JFreeman, John WFreemon, Cary HFreiseis, FrankFrench, Edward RFrench, James EFrey, EllwoodFrick, Bruce GFridley, Frederick L .

.

Friedenberg, Nathan.

.

Friedlander, Adah M.

.

Frink, Emma AFritz, Joseph WFrost, Sheridan SFrye, Samuel DFrj-e, William WFuge, Evan JFugitt, Frank PFurhman, EdwardFuhrman, William J.

.

Fuller, John FFulsome, AlbertFiink, Isaac MFurbershaw, George CFurbershaw, James H

.

Gable, JohnGable, Paul SGaddis, Leroy JGaede, Otto HGafit'ney, Thomas JGaitheir, MarvingGaither, Maurice SGalbreath, James H...Gallagher, Mary MGallagher, Patrick H.

.

Gallagher, WalterGallagher, William E..

10513—11-

Amount earned.

Hours:

em-ployed. Time-

work.

1,223J2,5022,496

$616. 32703. 33

1,368.12

2, 10313652,516

643i2,4812,5072,972'311

2,50416

2,556i2,553*

2,516i1 152

2,566

2,516J601

2,503J956i

2,4522,309

2,510i2,3312,3662,4762,60313651 3652,0142,502

5721 303817

2,5692,5561,9352,5242,5512,5642,5642,5861365

670i240

2,5251

2,5232,5661,3124-

2,483*2,483*1,394*2,516*2,416*2,503*2,6762,8752,4^82,5122. 5482, 5362, 521*2,m'2,476*2, 559"

2,4422,524*

"2,"523*331

1,920

-22

631. 501,400. 00

662. 29378. 82872. 20

1,254. 401,025.75

191.401,502.40

8.001,287. 75

1,713. 11

1,262.25298.00

1,525.481,260.75

152. 501,015.55

143. 921,230. 501,207.141,414.05

817. 26693. 57

1,238. 001,773.451,000.002, 499. 97

706.33625. 50

\ 743.00

408. 55935. 93763.54483. 73633. 00

1,446. 361,743.42

645. 80898. 37

1,000. 00355. 3543.20

1,525.85

1,418. 60724. 14

329. 371.548.281.513.39

710. 701,260.75937.26

1,251.75697.60

1.018.601,400.401,256. 801,280. 801.531.201,268.451, 249. 101,238.25

734. 10668. 38

1,267.90

i,'549.'72"

210. 84960. 00

Piece-work.

S566.51

Name.

Gallaher, Norval W..Galleher, James AGalleher, Thomas S..Gant, Kdward FGantley, Sarah MGardner, Charles H .

.

Gardner Grace KGardner, Maude W .

.

Garland, Ralnh I . . .

.

Garlick, Wilfred E . .

.

Garner, James PGarner, John SGarrels, CharlesGarrett, Johnson L .

.

Garrett, Mary K . . . .

.

Garrette, Charles F .

.

Garst, Susan LGarvin, George SGasaway, Ada HGaskins, Johnson E..Gates, Charles EGates, FlorenceGaughran, AnnieGaughran, LizzieGaulden. Joseph C . .

.

Gayle, IdaGaylor, Henry HGaylor, Howard JGeisbert, Harry H . .

.

Geisenderfer, Minnie AGenau, Aloysius TGensler, Marion E . . .

.

Gentner, Frederick C.

.

Genus, John FGenus, Lloyd GGeorge, James AGeorge, Ovilup HGeraci, Joseph TGerber, TheodoreGerberich, GeorgeGerman, William A. .

.

Gervais, John BGetman, John L.-Getz, John MGetzendanner, CharlesH

Gewirz, IsraelGeyer, Edwin FGibbs, Alexander C. .

.

Gibbs, James AGibson, JamesGibson, Jerome WGibson, JosenhGibson, William OGifford, Anna MGilbert, Howard AGilbert, Lyndan J . . .

.

Gilbert, Stanley RGiles, Harry EGill, Andrew RGill, Walter AGillespie, Joseph W . .

.

Gillespie, Samuel F . .

.

Gillin, Daniel AGillin, Joseph TGiilis, J. WilliamGilmore, Frederick B..Gilmore, Olive I

Gillon, Patrick CGirvin, IsabellaGittings, Nettie

Giusta, rila A

Hoursem-

ployed.

1 3652,6052, 525.*

2,5301,872*2, 554"

2, .526

1 3652,119

4162,499*2,5042,5112, 52742. 505.*

2, 547*2, 451*2, 512*2,4872,6002,505

2, 50.3*

2,4.59^

2,208

2,4862, 566

4182,415*2, 526'

Gladden, George P.Glade, Hemy

2,504913*

2, 589*2,5172, 689*1, 325*2,1252, 503*2,3401,4642,5282, 609*

2,5301 2461 300|2,5482.5082,6652,4762,1712, 482231*

2, 513'

2,559632

2,3662,5032,440*

1 1

2, 5C3*2,538"

2, 520*336'

2242,5062,5102,607*

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$1,600.

1, 585.

1,269.635.

564.

1, 7.35.

633.

720.

1,290.

208.

1.250.

1, 2.54.

1,632.

1,270,877.

1, 546.

614.

1,259.• 623.

793.

1,252.

628624

1.117.75

1,491.

1,713.

214.

604.

909.

1, 347.

229.

7.38.

1,156.

1,439.

794.

1, 354.

1, 502.

591.

740.

1,524.

1,323.

1.202*1 204'15'i*

943*

887. 45283. 50

1,960.121,460.501, 256. 001, 352. 541,238.001,304.441,252.15

57.871,516.06

964. 50353. 60

1,416. 831,378. 201,470.99

2. 001,251.751,862.571,266. 75

240. 54142. 04

1,504. 801. 382. 70

722. 40

704. 61

39.87471.75

Piece-work.

$848.93

760. 86

731.56

725.36

Days.


No. 19.

—


Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Amount earned.

Time-work.

Glading, Lewis T 2, 498*Gladmon, George W . .

i 365Glass, Charles D 2, 537^Gleason, Dennis 1,580Gleason, Andrew J i 365Glenn, Joseph F 2, 517Glenn, William G 2, 504Glennan, Richard B... 2,546JGlover, Henry W 2, 533Glover, William M. . . . 2, 520Godbold, Huger 1,944Goddard, Lora AGodwin, Eudorz W. .

.

Godwin, GeorgeW

—

Goebel, Andrew NGoebel, Frank AGoldberg, EdwardGonzales, Joseph VGood, Jessie M*.Goodacre, Charles P...Goodhart, BriscoeGoodkey, Joseph E . .

.

Goodloe, AaronGoodman, Richard D

.

Goodrell, Harry B . . .

.

Goodrick, John AGoodspeed, AlexanderGordan, John A ,

Gordon, James AGordon, Laura B

. Gordon, Tilghman J .

.

Gorman, John J...

Gorman, Thomas.Goss, Annie BGoss, JennieGoss, Mary TGottlieb, Kitty. .

,

Goubeau, LouisGould, WiUiam JGove, Charles HGrace, John CGraddick, Laura JGraf, Charles JGraham, Albert WGraham, George HGraham, George W . .

.

Graham, Harvey W...Graham, Horace AGraham, John HGraham, Margaret W

.

Graham, William J . . . 2, 864Grant, Mary F 644

Grant, Nellie J .1 2,503Grasse, Mary LGraves, Benjamin B. F- 2, 510|Graves, Joseph S 2,525|Graves, Thomas H 2,572J

Gray, Alice 474i-

Gray, George R 1,121

Gray, Louise 2.500*Gray, Thomas 2,500

" Green, James W 595 i

Green, John C i 2,499|Green, Joseph A 296

Green, Lawrence L . . .i

2, 454

Green, Logan M1

2,525

Green, Pauline 1 126JGreen, Robert L 2,501

Green, Rose A !2,507|

Green, William Aj

2,504Green, William F l 2, 531*

. Greene, Emma]

2,513*Greene, John i 365

Greene, McCullough T i296

' Greene, William E. ,jr

.' 2, 697*

$1, 275. 52

720. 001.533.88

417. 17840.00

1,261.001,502.401,003. 05

881. 86

1, 266. 50486.00

2,5802,45412,563

2,5091,585*

\

2,427*;

2,504"I

2,479*I

2,580 '

151

2,187 i

2,504 !

2,285 i

2,504i

2,588*2,450*

,

2,7121,234*2,838*2,3591

2,516*1,7712,5042,426*2,536*2,4932,4882,521

616

2,35313652,5282.5042,5762,524

627. 241,559. 75

1,522.4494. 421.20

1,380.50464.83875.52

1,252.001,584.41

868. 45

30.001,595.681,252.001,144.04

733. 44659. 32

1,231.25739. 82630. 02

1,814.56589.87630.37467. 94626.00

1,484. 601,533.541,350. 12988.25704. 38308.80

1,276. 14

720.001,523.201,502.401,673. 031,266. 50

1,026.00180.09749. 40

1,342.79652.81

1,035.80118.87662.00626. 12

627. 19

150. 27875. 17159. 24617.49634. 233L 62

628. 55628. 47

1,252.00643. 4470L43

2,.501. 25148. 00693. 36

Piece-work.

S731.82

Name.

272. i

985. 33

848.89

Greenawald, Claude HGreenleaf , Frederick FGreenwood, JamesGreer, John SGregory, Jane WGregory, Louise E . . .

.

Grenacher, Charles H .

Gresham, Curtis EGribben, EdwardGriffin, Hugh PGriffiin, Wilnier LGriffith, George W....Griffith, John WGriggs, Harry CGriggs, William L . . .

.

Grigsby, John RGrill, George AGrimes, Edith MGrimes, Forest GGrimes, Hattie LGrimes, Perry TGrimes, William EGriswold, William A..Gritton, Frank MGroome, Charles EGroome, Thomas A . .

.

Goshorn, Mattie BGross, John HGross, Joseph RGroth, Herman CGrover, William RGrubb, Chauncey M.

.

Grumley, Edward C.

.

Guild, AliceGuiles, Charles HGuilfoyle, Frank JGuillet, John DGuiney, Mary CGunn, Charles SGunn, Harry SGuntnun, William G .

Gutelius, William L. .

.

Guthridge, Walter H.

.

Gwin, Harry AGynan, Brendan SHaas, Isaac CHackett, MurrayHagerty, Michael JHaggert;/, James EHain, Elizabeth RHain, Evelyn MHaines, Claude EHaines, Theodore B...Halbleib, Louis EHale, Charles W

Amount earned.

Hoursem-

ployed. Time-work.

Haliday, Henry EHall, Austin JHall, Edward JHall, George W :

Hall, James EHall, Samuel KHall, T. HomerHall, William THalleran, Thomas J. .

.

Hallock, Daniel BHalloran, William T..Halpenny, RichardL. S

Halsey, George FHambly , John SHambright, Frank H.Hamilton, Alfred S....

Hamilton, Clarence H.Hamilton. William M

2,552*2,538'

2,540*620*

2,3672,48513651,325919*

2,550*2.552'

2; 525

2, 525*278*

2,5172,5172,515*

$1,683.57637. 75

1,278.60156.9659L98

2,5094

2,528*2,48313652,531*2,518

5812, 489*2,7172,4142,448*

440

1336H2,5281,896*2,524

5202,491*2,2432,5582,537*2,4552,4992,54413652,4682,5402,5762,4942,444*2,2412, 06012,585*2,502'

2,476*1 79

2,1342,467*2,461"

2,011*2,531*2,5211317*1,4742,3792, 495*2,537*2,441

2,4822,5422,517*2,4061,3482, 534*2, 507"

1,000.359.

421.

1,285.738.

1,267.

1,501.147.

1,261.

708.

1,260.

1,519.

1,564.

720.

1,523.

1,444.

145.

740.

699.

753.

1,514.

152.

774.

1,524.

950.

1,548.

138.

1,496.

561.

2,063.

1,534.

1,311.

1,6241,545.

1,200.

1,225,

1,278,

1,562,

1,247,

1, 477,

561,

516,

1,765,

1,2511,244,

1, 430.

974.

1,322.

1,272.789.

625.

743.

1, 582.

746.

1, 634.

682.

1. 506. 661'. 564. 181,263.25

1, 638. 81339.20636. 42

1.512.09

Days.

LlEPOPtT OF THE PUBLtC PEINTER. 339

No. 19.—Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Hammerbacker, Otto.Handiboe, John AHandley, Edward J. .

.

Haney, James THanft, Theodore M....Hanliter, Edward R .

.

Hanke, Clara DHann, Rollin FHannon, Deborah M .

.

Hansbrough, Annie O

.

Hansen, Christian C. .

.

Hanson, Charles HHantzmon, Edward S.Harbaugh, CarrollHarden, Ethel MHarden, William E . .

.

Hardester, Thomas J.

.

Harding, Clement T...Harford, Robert B....Haring, Walter WHarkness, Frances R..Harkness, James CHarlow, Richard B . .

.

Harmon, Monton C. .

.

Harper, Arthur FHarper, EUzabeth J. .

.

Harper, George AHarper, Harry CHarper, Marion AHarper, Thomas FHarrell, Wells CHarrigan, Emma JHarriman, Helen R . .

.

Harris, Albert HHarris, James CHarris, John THarris, Joseph RHarris, MichaelHarris, Philip BHarris, Ralph LHarris, RoscoeHarris, Thomas FHarris, William FHarris, William JHarrison, Benjamin E.Harrison, Fernando...Harrison, Henry BHarrison, Mary FHarrison, Olison EHarrison, William K.

.

Harrison, William S...Harriston, Clement W.

i

Harrod, Archiej

Harrold, Jacob Aj

Harstin, Robert H !

Hart, JosephI

Hart, Lewis W|

Hart, Marcellus i

Hart, William Ej

Hartley, Eunice F. .

.

Hartley, LeeHartmann, Gustave..Hartnett, JeromeHartung, GeorgeHartwell, CharlesHartwell, Mary AHarvey, Mary EHarvey, WilsonHarward, Charles E..Harwood, Daniel J. .

.

Haskell, Flavia AHaskins, John THaslam, EllenHaslett, John W

2, 523i

1,4912, 424^1i 338i2,1842, 5271

1,175i

2,504i8981

13652, 9442,5152,47411,3421,1462,1172,3362,50412,5122, 56011 361x\2,54213652, 5151

2562,466

337i2, 504

2,488J273J6971

2, 470i

1364

207il,307i2,5202,5172,5121, 30211 171

1,3781 365943

2,5522,5582,35612,6092, 4471

2,5042, 5191

2,4922, 545

8

2,326i2, 524*

988"

2,4592, 5451

2, 5692, 4992,4722,5042,50411 3652,4891 363f

2,504

2,488J2,511

2,5211360

2,519i

Amount earned.

Time-work.

266. 25829. 41

459. 80927.08096. 90707. 60294. 07325. 01241. 99200. 00235. 36781. 13

509. 84741. 00293.24265. 48168. 00506. 80258. 00729. 47713.28637.31,200.00

,260. 25128. 00674. 83180. 92

,252. 00634. 59148. 92383. 62

619. 87

626. 0031. 12

654. 20878. 11

1,773.36735.22

522.35

345. 491, 800. 00

480. 921,286. 551, 562. 701, 461. 14

687. 62611.85626. 00

1,306. 96624. 19

639.882.00

581. 62

1, 706. 40260. 04

1, 232. 00638. 81711.10624. 73

1,315.261.252.00

1, 130. 37900. 00

1, 244. 501,495.23

1,258.24872. 77

1,360.94

1,303.02110.25

1,367.18

Piece-work.

$850.

747. (

Name.

610. 09

Hoursem-

ployed.

Amount earned.

Time-work.

Hassel, ChesterHassel, George HHassler, John Elmer.

.

Hasson, Benjamin F..Hastings, William T .

.

Hatley, Frank MHatton, IsiahHauer, John FHavens, Frank BHavens, John OHawk, EdithHawken, Agnes MHawkins, ClarenceD. R.

Hawkins, Moses NHawkins, WilliamHawkins, WilliamHawley, Nathan CHaworth, Thomas W.Hayden, Mary THayes, Emily MHayes, Finley S

Hayes, John

Hayes, John BHayes, Lillie FHayes, Mamie THayes, MaryHayne, Harry CHaynes, Lavinia FHays, John HHays, Uriel CHayslip, FrankHazen, Edwin J

Healy, Thomas FHebner, John HHebron, Alexander....Heck, John THeelan, JohnHeffner, Clara S ,

Heffner, MaryHefEerman, Charles A,Hegeman, Eleanor E.,Hegeman, Minnie B..,

Hegner, Frank ,

Heiberger, Henry B . .

,

Heidingsfeld, Edward,Heiges, Harry G ,

Helnard, BellaHeinline, Charles SHeisler, Frederick D .

.

Heiston, Thornton B .

.

Helff, Josephine MHenckel, Mary E ,

Henderson,Edward B.Henderson, James H.

,

Henderson, ReganHenderson,Williara D,Henderson,William T

.

Hendren, Thomas F. .

.

Hendricks, William J,

Henke, FrederickW .

,

Hennen, William SHennigan, JohnHelming, Sarah E . . .

.

Hennesy, James AHennessey, Jerome HHenry, Benjamin F.

.

Henry, Charles WHenry, Edwin DHenry, George FHenry, Robert NHenson, George RHenson, James A

2,482^2, 512'

2, 505884

1 3652, 4612,4371,5455951267

2, 1341

2,519506-1-

2, 4641

2,6808221

2,4951

2,553i2, 476i

$1,243.751,272.311,257.77

444. 002,000.031,448.21609.22391. 14

i

249. 44528.00

I 1,067.25632. 07127. 87

2,456112

2,09211 365

2, 515i2,4952,5432,5931,60312,5042, 531.1

1,215-

2.5191

2;514i2,488i2,578|2,5841

414"

2,0532, .525

1 364fi 364f2, 5692, 54412, 127

365443

37012, 5042, 5222,5022, 516

2, 6602,7892, 5691

1, 1291

2, 504'

1 3651 3652, 576-J-

1 30412,8992,4622,3751 264509

2, 55311.820"

2,3862.5211 364^2, 647

2, 522J-

617.

812.

215.

255.

688.

493.

1,234.

619.

1, 210.

630.

691.

657.

1,952.

401.

1,252.

1,717.

611.

1,263.

1,509.

1, 495.

655.

1, 567.

207.

513.

1,267.

999.

999.

1,754.

1,537.

1,300.

1,200.113.

222.

1, 546.

896.

625.

628.

969.

802.

1,008.

290.

626.

900.

1,800.1,324.

1,822.841.

616.

1,448.

1, 480. 57

1,439.21910. 00

1,437.68696.68

1,,598. 42639. 78632. 87

Piece-work.

Days

340 ^ KEPORT OP THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 19.

—


Name.

Henson, Joseph AHenson, Lemuel E. .

.

Henson, Sadie THenshaw, Charles W.Hepburn, Charles F..Hepburn, John EHerbert, EdwardHerbert, William U .

.

Bering, LydiaHering, Thomas F . .

.

Herndon, Pomtrett LHeron, John JHerritage, William T.Herzog, Daniel SHeslet, James H . .

Hess, Morris J

Hess, SophiaHeuberger, Elmer E..Hewlett, Robert J

Heyler, CatherineHiekey, Catherine A.

,

Hickey, Daniel J

Hickey, Margaret T . .

.

Hickrnan, Edward L.

.

Hicks, Francis A ,

Hiett, Henry HHiggins, John J

Higgins, Miles JHighbarger, Alvy G. .

,

Highberger, Clara G...Hill, Charles EHill, Gus WHill, Jennie EHill, John HHill, Pearl RHillebrant, Amy EHillebrant, Frank J . .

.

Hilliard, NewtonHilton, Eva AHilton, Pinckney C...Himmelman, F. MHimmelman, John C .

.

Himmighoefer, Emil.

.

Hinkle, Howard HHinwood, Samuel C...Hipkins, Clement C. .

.

Hiser, Frederick DHitchcock, Irving W..Hitchcox, JennieHitz, HermanHixson, Byron FHoagland, Annie E . .

.

Hobbs, JennieHobbs, Henry WHobson, LewisHodes, Hattie MHodge, Joseph EHodges, Franklin T. .

.

Hodges, John CHodges, John GHodges, Joseph McK..Hodgkin, John DHoes, James EHofmann, Ferdinand .

Hoff. Carson HHotJma 1, Adam JHotfman, Elzie SHofEraaa, FlorenceHoffman, GeorgeHoffman, Mary EHogan, John EHogan, John HHogan, MichaelHogarth, Clarence W..

Hoursem-

ployed.

487i316'

1,2311

2, 504

2, 5141,1892,42212, 430S458|

2, 54612,5202,4372, 542

2,27812,5722, 557i

2,5042,374i

2,523

2,245i1,8421

2,515.|

2, 5762,579

5571 252|477

2,537576

2, 5331

2.0612,48312,494"

2, 2421

2,028J2,5121,9682,5412, 3221

2,486784

2,4842, 4621

2,5522, 1721

2, 537|597

2,378

6172,521

4122, 1742, 5202,5042,49412, 4651

2, 540"

80412,424.11 360|1, 16512.309"

2, 524

2, 538A

2, 552i2,503|-

2,5141

2, 459"

2,5112,5041,7112, 249

2,519J

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$122. 8782. 00

326. 27

1,252. 001,424. 29

860. 16

709. 12

1,028.96124. 32

1, 540. 20

1, 515. 60

1, 167. 851,528.67

907. 57

1, 756. 46

1, 547. 40

1.252.001,191.251, 265. 80

562. 03921. 25883. 54

1, 384. 02999. 17

141. 25

1,836.31

881. 23212. 86634.82515. 50621.85623. 50560. 86507. 30629. 00689. 36640. 69580. 62

1, 583. 98196.00

1, 244. 801, 232. 15

1, 559. 371, 166. 01

1,415. 85150. 50

1, 521. 84

370. 201,010. 60

103. 00544. 07

1.264. 00629. 19

1, 504. 561,473.61961.34566. 75609. 10

415. 98291. 36

1,269.941. 266. 501.004. 02

1,011.37833. 65656. 33

1,238. 30635. 23

1,377. 17

1,104. 94563. 23

1,390.67

Piece-work.

$757. 59

802. 32

Name.

Hoiby, Henry : . .

.

Holahan, William J .

.

Holbrook, Charles T.Holcombe, DeanHolcombe, Samuel WHolland, Joseph L. .

.

Holland, Robert L. .

.

Hollander, Melville J.

Holle, Thomas AHoUinger, Clara BHollins, Lucius WHollis, Nellie VHolman, Edward B...Holmes, Charles EHolmes, IsaacHolmes, James THolmes, WarnerHolt, Samuel MHolt, WilliamHolt, William EHolton, Hoyt AHood, Mary CHook, Anna MHooks, SidneyHooper, Charles RHooper, John H ,

Hoopes, Elliott AHomer, Oscar Z ,

Hope, Edna EHope, William J ,

Hopkins, Sarah EHome, Arabella KHosick, Seba LHoskins, Coralynne . .

.

Hoskins,Edward O.H.Hosmer, Lula BHouck, Henry THoughton, Charles E..Houston, Samuel H...Howard, Charles SHoward, George AHoward, Herman W.

.

Howard, Minnie EHoward, Vincent F.Howard, William T...Howcott, Percy MHowe, HarryHowe, Merwin GHowell, Alexander C.Hov/ell, Sidney JHowells, Samuel DHowes, Edwin LHowes, Horace EHowland, George W...Howlin, WilliamHubbard, Elliott S....Huber, LeviHuggins, James THughes, Albert BHughes, Ellis

Plughes, George BHughes, HarryHughes, James WHughes, Philip EHughes, Robert H. E.Hughes, Thomas

Hoursem-

ployed.

Hull, Mary AHumble, Harry HHumes, Annie MHummel, Calvin FHumphries, Emily W.Hundley, Milton B....Hunt, Amos ZHunt, Elizabeth J

2, 528448

2, 552374

2, 8321

2,5452, 533i2, 5671

2, 544.1

2,56413001

616,526

,581

,475*

,527

2,

2,

1,

2,

2.

2,46412,4562, 475i2,5141 3652,52712,53412,31212,507"

2,49612, 1941

2,357

2,400136512611861

2, 127i13652, 5641

2, 53219171

1,1792,5551, 60812, 5052, 435-1

2,5152, 4801

2, 526i2, 393|2,5071 344

466-i-

642, 5042,4961 365

985i2, 471i2, 199.V

2, 476"

2,5721

2, 539J-

1 365"

427-1

1, 851i4442971 33

2,57412, 1361i 364f2,5151 3652,5001

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$1, 523. 55224. 00

1,283.20219. 66947. 05

1,549. 77

1, 508. 86867. 50

1,087. 24666. 7575.32

154. 001, 556. 30

810. 56369. 87912. 05

1,713.051, 275. 10

1,362.451,237. 75

629. 25600. 00636. 61

1,015.881, 431. 621,015.671, 691. 49

548. 571,183.00

602. 80720. 00301. 77

131.54586. 96720. 00

1, 445. 25636. 89246. 00337. 90709. 65481. 35

1,519.92636. 89985. 11

1, 497. 541, 483. 52

631. 971,379.40

698. 002C0. 7516. 00

1, 252. 001,372.801,200. 00

.537. 82

1, 495. 68757. 63

1,281.841,375.451, 425. 35

1, 800. 00107. 47278. 29112. 00

142. 00

1, 756. 26534. 08

2, 497. 03883. 40

1, 100. 001, 503. 63

Days.


Xo. 19.

—

Statement shou ing the names of persons employed in the public printing amibinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.Hours

! em-! ployed.

Hunt, Estelle AHunt, Jeremiah. AHunt, Thornton M....Hunt, ZopharHunter, Edna O :

Hunter. James P '

Hunter. John HHunter, John HHunter. Rosser LHunter. William H . .

.

Hurdle, LaTvrence M.

.

Hurley, Harry AHurley. Joseph HHurley, Margaret B. .

.

Hursh. FrankHurt. Frederic AHurst, Georse JHuse. Charles BHuse. Edward AHuseman, DeliaHuss, -Andrew LHuss. EugeneHussey. AnnieHusted, Mortimer F.

.

Huston. Jolin AHutchinson. Amelia...Hutchinson, BenjaminHutchinson. Lacelia...;Hutchinson. Fenton F. i

Hutchin son.Norman EiHutchinson, Robert...Huichison, William. .

.

Hutchison, Edmund AHyde, Hiram SHvde. William BHyler, Oscar DHysan, John FHyson, Thornton W.

.

Hvson, Walter RIbach. Mark BIglehart. Thomas G...Indermauer. Charles. .

.

Ingalls. Charles WIngalls, Ira MIngram. Clarence M . .

.

Ingram, Julian KIrey. CharlesIrvin. John EIrvine. William JIrvine. Kenrv CIrving. William FIrwin. Hany CIsham. Carrie I

Ivory, John WJackson. EdwardJackson, Edward F . .

.

Jackson, Ehner S^.

Jackson, Eugene i

Jackson. Fairfax, jr

Jackson, James WJackson, John AJackson. LewisJackson. Marcus PJackson. Mayme EJackson. Moses FJackson. PaulineJackson. Theodore IT.

.

Jackson, WilliamJackson, "V^'illiam 11. .

.

Jacoby, CallieJaeger. August HJaeger, Henry, jr

Jama, Theresa LJames, Dnion HJames, Herbert EJames, Silas A

Amount earned.

Time-work.

Piece-work.

2.433* $623.362.5361 1,011.132, 490i 623. 872, 458i 1,232.652,448i C31. 80

981' 498.902. 525 1.287.002. 506? m. 722.510' 1.011.672 . -T 1 '1 901. f9

2 . :t'

2.

Amount earned.

Name.Hoursem-

ploye! Time- Piece-work. work.

2.5u-i, (.29.00

2.529i

1.711.622.327 1.163.50

448. 70736. 30619. 61

4.007."1 «9

0-±0. OS

139. 12

2. 47S.^16'

2,5068

1, 1291

2, 5352. 497^2. 490'

2.c23'c

2. 413'

2.512i.3es*

55UIn" 0. rO

2,fe" : I-;-

1.30C--

1.3>5i 337.442.020 513.002 . 555 1 . 540. 552.473i 1.313.142.569 1.449.102. (.251 OSO. 692.720'

,l.m.52

2.5S9 1.304.372.456 S61.322.502 1.2.52.00

2.5493r ^a5.20

590i 147. '.2

1365' S40.004741 121.0"'

2. 542; 1. 353. 051.200* r23.20

2. 190' 549. 5716 4.00

1365 1,000.001 365 626. 01491 122. 95

2,508* 1,254.602,526'

[

7091.521.54355.80

1334I

660.002,510*

1

1,485.592.5344 671. 10

Jameson, Marie LJaques, John BJarvis. Char!'?; FJarvis. Chester II

Jarvis. Maurice IT

Jaymes. Charles RJaymes. Edward RJeilries. EmmaJenifer. John L '

Jenings. AUen GJenkins. AdaJenkins. Andrew R . .

.

Jenkias. Grace C, Jenkins. Grace Pi Jenkins. James' Jenkhis. James M

."^nki!".^. ..T-rrome

^- ^'.'iUiam A. .

.

Jo-kii:s. \\-ill:am I

,Jenkins. Vv'illiam : 1 . .

.

! Jenkins. Zachary T . ..

' Jennings. RichaV'-i II..

$751.051

1 Jensen. Emma ,

I Jerdone. Clara P;letter. Sydney L

ji Jewett. Anna'R'

I

Johansen. Mary E >

Johns. DouglasJohnson. Alice AJohnson. Alonzo BJohnson. Arthur HJohnson. Aubrey CJohnson. BunvonJohnsoij. Chsrl^s D....Johi> : ! FJohr^ >;. ...

John^^:. . .....' Johcson. ciiurl^s M....Johnson. Clara

: Johnson. Daisy li

Johnson. Elizabeth C.-iJohnson. EhnerJohnson. ElmerJohnson. Frank RJohnson. George, jr

Johnson. George AJohnson. HarryJohnson. Karry CJohnson. IsaacJohnson, JamesJohnson. James A

' Johnson. James Er Johnson. James R

J

Johnson. Jennie G'i Johnson. Joe MJohnson. John A_.

Johnson. Julius LJohnson. Lamonte K..Johnson. Louis CJohnson. Mary AJohnson. RichardJohnson. Rol^ert A . .

.

Johnson, Rol>ert W. HJoimson, Ruby SJohnson. Ruch C

6S5. 43 Johnson. Samuel i

jl Johnson, Teresa M '.

i| Johnson, Virgie;

I

Joimson, WUliam A . .

.

j! Johnson, WUliam B . .

.

I

Johnson, William F . . .

,

! Jotmson. William I

895.26 ,! Henry'

'! Johnson, William J1 Johnson, WUliam R . .

.

J Johnston, EUa E

2, 150 $544.862.550* 1.488.542,465* 1,692.362,305 579.882,379* 1, 375. 76

63' 15. 751.321 356.40905* 226.37

2,512' 734. 912. 476^ S02.21

2. ' 4- ^75. 592. .51 751. 891. .-SO-* 529.402.553* 642. t>S

15' 3.752.5S5 9-4.-22.5^^ ,3>. .9

J"

" -

1. 'y 7. 20

-"

^:

-. i-v 0

136411 748.24128 32.00

1, 12Sh 2S2. 122.500' 675.861. 557 384.422. 510* t-27. 912.2.55' 1.353.0s1 3t5 840.002, 074* 539. 792,4^' 633.682. 533 1.457.93

1, 252. 00-^^ 658.20

1.177.002, 550' 64L42

s 2.351364^ 1.06L5S664 m. 00

2.330* 1.522.252.071' '

939. 582.544 1. 278. 402..541 1.274. 152. oC4 1.252.002.521 1.579.552.517 l,2t3.C52.516* 716. 112. 4.53; 61S.712. SPl* 1.-541. -.7

2.45t4 6^2.911. 44Qi. 1. 020. OS2^306' 1^383^ 602..502 1, 707. 892.4t.2 620. S92. 34ti* 1. 609. 932. 500 1.250. 002. 566 1.573.902.461* 615. 372.532' 634.802.525 L529. 492.514* 704.662. 530' 702. 132,548*

1

1.725.222,426*

1

616. 13

2,3ft4 645.742,417* 620.80

16' 4.001,784 894.35

2.521* 752.332.671* 799.252. 415' 1,212.002.513 615. 72

$710.29

520.46

Days


No. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the 'public -printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.

Johnston, Harry HJohjiston, John MJohnston, Walter D . .

.

Johnston, William E .

.

Johnston, William T.

.

Johnstone, Albert S . .

.

Jones, Catherine EJones, Charles EJones, ClayJones, Daniel AJones, Daniel MJones, EdwardJones, Edward W.,jr..Jones, Frank HJones, Frank O.-

Jones, George EJones, George TJones, Grandison F. .

.

Jones, HenryJones, Herbert WJones, Howard I

Jones, James TJones, John EJones, John WJones, Mary E. AJones, Thomas LJones, Wentworth C. .

.

Jones, William RJordan, Annie CJordan, George WJordan, HenryJordan, Lillie FJordan, I/Ulu DJordan, Richard EJordan, Sabina CJordan, William FJordan, William HJoseph, Lulu MJost, FrankJudge, Cornelius PJudson, Harry BJulian, Renne AKahler, John PKail, Kate RKaiser, CasperKaiser, HermanKane, JamesKane, Michael FKane, NoraKankey, VirginiaKarnes, James EKauffman, George S .

.

Kauftman, Harry B...Kauffman, Joseph C .

.

Kauffman, William H.Kause, John LKautenberg, M. NKeane, Katherine E....

Kearney, Henry SKearnej^ John TKeating, William C . .

.

Keblinger, Caddis J. .

.

Kee, Ehza GKee, EllaKeech, Effie JKeefe, Anna MKeefe, Blanche TKeefe, John EKeefe, TheresaKeefer, Joseph I

Keets, Samuel HKehoe, Mary BKeiner, ChristianKeleher, Amy AKell, William A

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,5251,9662,579

2,572J2,5012; 3171

2,5392,50312,40712, 6071

2,511|2, 504

2, 501251

2,64212,4842, 140i2,320

2,3421

2,506i609'

2,572.1

2, 4941

2,5292,491§2,2141 365

2,5242,4682,3672,5652,3072,482

2,545i2,44212,5161,05214701

2, 496180

2,5132,6402,499*2,496'

2, 4941

2,545|2, 4821

2,565i

4962,4112,52811 33432, 4692,528

2962,501^2,5362,50612,4691,186*2,593

1 365

2,5082,424

Amount earned.

Time-work.

SI, 267. 001, 182. 90

728. 391,310. 481,255.00

789. 82

1,341.251,538. 84

605. 15917. 34628. 87

1,876. 79134. 00

1,474. 381,027. 76

767. 7455.20

627. 5262. 75

673. 97964. 34321. 07812. 00

1,408. 54628. 06177. 90759. 39

1,257. 95634. 07622. 87703. 86720. 00

744. 69617. 00598. 30916. 96

1, 157. 501,266. 371,715.001,237. 38

630. 24438. 3770. 57

1,502. 40156. 00

629. 501,836. 401, 251. 751,454. 931,249. 851,156. 521,366. 761,717. 10

250. 001, 210. 25

702. 73915. 06617. 24635. 0074.00

655. 47636. 80

1,504. 38617. 23597. 60799. 29

720. 00633. 64610. 59

Piece-work.

$724. 17

750. 14

1. 93

489.

792. 76

Name.

Kelley, James TKelley, Mary CKelley, NicholasKellogg, Lillian B....Kellogg, Mary EKelly, Alice GKelly, Edward FKelly, James HKelly, James PKelly, John ArthurKelly, John JKelly, KateKelly, Stephen JKelly, Thomas JKelly, William BKelly, William TKelsey, TheodoreKemon, Frank CKemp, Thomas WKemper, John MKendall, Jerome ,

Kendrick, George R..,Kennedy, Esther ,

Kennedy, Irene EKenney , Emma VKenney, Louis PKent, Ellen WKent, JohnKent, Mathew WKeough, George AKern, Frank WKeroes, WilliamKerr, Edward AKerr. Lemuel TKerrott, Edward M . .

.

Kervin, Walter JKervin, William H . .

.

Kettner, John HKeyser, Harry DKibby, Hiram

Kidd, Frank AKiefer, Catherine W. ..

Keiffer, Shelley KKienle, William FKiernan, WilliamKildare, Daniel AKillian, Guy EKilligan, Josephine A.Killmon, EvaKilroy, John HKinder, Herman CKines, John RKing, Albert HKing, Alonzo T. . ;

King, Carey EKing, Channing B . . .

.

King, Cornelius AKing, Edward JKing, Ellis RKing, Ephriam DKing, Frank CKing, Georgianna V .

.

King, Ida MKing, James GuestKing, John FKing, Marcus RKing, Mattie BKing, Robert CKing, Robert EKing,William Marden.Kinsella, JosephKinsolving, Walter A.Kirby, Michael JKirby, Samuel G

Hoursem-

ployed.

201^792

1 3652,5172,2042,0051,028

6241,2921 363^5

2,526^2, 481

2,5222,5162,5032,4172, 5241

2,5332,3182,486131112, 647i

359132

1 26911 365152

2, 39912,228i1,2652,546^2,081

2, 511i1,9192,0761 365i361i2,5922,5042,442

14

2,3732, 5223721

l,409i2,1962,245

395

2,364400

2,519i2,3602, 5162,5322,5362, 427*2,5192,5432.530i;876

322,504

40

2,545*2, 503*2,285"

2,504920

2,4832,231

291*2,3982, 245

J

2,536

Amount earned.


$100. 75217. 33720. 00630. 47551.00502. 50154. 18158. 72325. 23

1,392. 501,338.65

619. 501,265. 501,260. 501,642. 551,008.801,266. 601,527. 541,393.121,363. 681,965. 861,685. 59

94. 078. 00

311. 542, 535. 95

41.091,199.75

562. 62328. 43

1,753.07312. 14

1,701.01362. 47

1,046. 841,200.001,963.91

795. 281,252.001,221.00

•1,706. 15

632.

192.

426.

1, 250.

2,066.100.

591247

1,263593

1,641764766618719

1,280767938

4

62611

1,2111,251800626164

1,5051,137

1381,6161,1401,531,

Days

EFJPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 343

No. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.

Kirby, William LKirkland, William....Kirscb, BenedictKirwin, James AKistler, John SKitzmiller, Herve W..Klapp, Daniel MKlatt, Albert FKline, Louis MKlinknett, George G..Klopfer, Frank EKlopfer, Nathan W . .

.

Knapp, Ernest PKnapp, Wilham AKnight, Gladys SKnoble, Maximilian J.

Knockey, Charles A...Knorleine, Mary EKnott, Charles MKnowles, Lewis OKnowles, Mary CKnowles, William T.

.

Koch, William KKoeblitz, John HKoehl, Charles CKoehler, Mathilda H.

.

Koester, Etta AKoester, Matilda FKolar, John WKoockogey , Gover M.

.

Koockogey, Samuel...Koon, Leonard W '

Koonce, Charles GKoons, Sheridan CKoontz, Edward JKoontz, Thomas LKormann, Frank F . .

.

Kj-aemer, JohnKrawl, WilliamKraus, GeorgeKj-ause, William CKrause, William FEj-eh, Charles FKreiter, James MonroeKrener, Charles HKretschmar, Emma S.

Krichton, Harry VKroll, Wilham AKuhner, AugustusKukart, LeonardKumner, GeorgeLa Bille, Mary JLa Bossiere, Edward..Lackey, Ella CLaeock, James KLalor, Martha ELamb, GeorgeLambert, Nannie M. .

.

Lambert, William C .

.

Lambson, BelleLamson, John RLanahan, Joanna C . .

.

Lancaster, JohnLancaster, JohnWLandln, DanielLandon, CarlLandon, EdwardLandon, Wallace E . .

.

Landvoigt, Milton J. .

.

Lane, John FLane, Samuel WLangdon, Henry D . .

.

Lange, Emil ALange, Josepha ALangford, Sidney W..

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,4582, 543

2,5322, 203

2, 524i-

2,555i2,484-1

2,5202,511

2,456i2,530

8

2,531J2,686J2,509

2,445J508504

2,5042, 5721

2,4962,503

28

2, 566522i

2,506568

2, 553J2,5191,2802,4912,6112,357^2,5042,539*2,52341 355|2,4442,5202,9201,2022,5241 365

2, 5202,495

12

2,508i2,5202, 506|2, 525

248

16

2,4891 36412,5202, 53412,34412, 5022, 5472,626^'

1,26041,421

2, 508

J

790i-272

2,498l,346i-

2,522^

2,538i2,537

5711

2, 562

Amount earned.

Time-work.

Piece-work.

$1,405. 081,278. 701,365. 17

1,474.191,266. 751,566. 42

1,498. 081,378. 201,019.061,668. 29

1,360. 394. 00

1,567.741,548. 56

628. 501,476. 13

1,258.00626. 00

1,152. 001,300. 67

627. 25877. 577.00

1,742.52188. 59855. 17

156. .50

644. 161,472. 70

650. 551,245. 501,588. 71

1,433.041,502.402, 130. 191,266. 151,169.031,490.691,004. 191,213.84

605. 15888. 35

1,800.00548. 25

1.264.00'

623. 752.40

903. 521,264.001,259.95

890. 24

124. 00

8.00623. 50

2,027. 65'

633. 031,339.75

586. 12

1,501.80640. 15

634. 52316. 77355. 25628. 61199. 12

170. 00612. 00677. 75704. 38

1,584.611, 664. 54342.90

1, 550. 40

$805. 41

'724.' 63

Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Langley, VirgieLangsdale, BerthaHLantz, John RLaporte, William M

.

Larkin, Mary IT

Larkins, GarfieldLarman, Oscar W...Larson, GideonLatham, Edward F.Latham, Ola VLatus, Elizabeth F

.

Laubinger, LouisLaufer, August F . .

.

Lauxman, Helen M.Lavalette, William ALavisson, Henry A

.

Law, Mary A .."^

Lawrenson, Rose D

.

Lawson, E. A. MLawyer, Anna TLayer, Charles W . .

.

Lazelle, Henry H . .

.

Leach, Bettie FLeach, CharlesLeach, Eugene W . .

.

Leane, Daniel I

Leapley, Jacob N . .

.

Lear, Joseph HLeatzow, William F. . .

!

Leavitt, William M. . .j

Le Buffe, Adolph F...Leckie, James M I

Le Compte, George T . . i

Lednum, Jesse ALee, Charles ALee, EmilyLee, Harry HLee, JabezLee, James ALee, John HLee, John LLee, Martha yJxe, OwenIj^q, Thomas ELee, Waiter JLeeds, Charles HLefferts, Samuel G

—

Leffier, Milton LLeGrys, ErnestLehman, Paul MLehmann, Joseph R . .

.

Leighton, Charles H..Leimbach, PearlLeith, Arthur TLeman, JohnLemerise, Clarence E .

.

LeMerle, Arthur MLemmon, Bernard A..Lemon, Wilham HLendner, MargaretLenhart, Lisbeth W. .

.

Lenoir, Samuel HLentz, William HLeonard, Annie FLeonard, Charles I

Leonard, Wallace C . .

.

Leonhart, Grace ELe Preux, BettieLesh, William MLesher, Jacob CLeslie, JamesLester, Alfred HLester, John JLester, Zolo. VLevy, Abraham

4832,4,391

2,5102,5121 350 ,s

2,705i1,3911,525

2,530J2, 527i1 3652,5042,567

2, 5321

2,918i2,512

4651365

2, 509i13602, 140|2, 145i2,53412, 553i

2642,525

2,213i2,5102,504

2,690i2,54312,514

2,693i1 3381-

892

2,3072, 829^

2,536i2, 551^2,5292,5202, 4721

2,4061

2,509J2, 5252,5522, 52812,5042,414

2,450i873.J

2, 43712,5452, 105J2, 470i2, 37612,5112,508-1

2, 53441, 02542,536"

2, 5421

2,211312

2, 461-1

830J2,5181,6252,51042,5472,515

10

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$123.

635.

628.

1.2.58.

806.

801.

736.

1,662.

1, 395.

1,332.

900.

1,252.

1, 667.

1,353.

1,301.

1,514.124.

2,250.

1,508.

710.

535.

536.

1,537.

1,293.66.

1,782.

1,500.

1, 639.

876.

1,437.

1,554.

1,524.

843.

459.

223.

863.

1, 166.

792.

657.

761.

983.

619.

1,205.

1,504.

1,267.

1,546.

1,530.

755.

1,496.

1,473.

218.

1,465.946.

331.

1,576.

598.

628.

628.

1,273.

520.

1, 436.

637.

1, 106.

122.

625.

124.

1,644.

816.

747.

1, 130.

Days.

344 BEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.—Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, ete.—Contimied.

Name.

I^ewis, BessieLewis, ClarenceLewis, Cuthbert ALewis, Erasmus TLewis, Frederick M. .

.

Lewis, George HLewis, Ralph HLewis, RichardLewis, Shermont W. .

.

Lewis, Thomas FLewis, Thomas MLewis, William B., jr..

Lewis, William ELewis, WiiaslowLichtenberger,Harry JLight, Naason MLightcap, John CLightfoot, William R.

.

Ligon, John DLinden, William ELindsey, Almanza S .

.

Lindsey, Arthur R . .

.

Lindstrom, AlbertLindstrom, Alfred C.J.Lineback, Benjamin ALinhart, MaryLinkins, Joseph KLinguist, JohnLinzey, Joseph ELinzey, Urban TLiomin, George WLipphard, Edward E.Lippincott, Louis R . .

.

Lippold, John BLittle, Annie CLittle, Ernest BLivermore, WilliamH

.

Lloyd, Ella FLloyd, Frank MLloyd, JennieLoane, John T. SLockling, Homer JLocraft, William H . .

.

Loeffel, Howard R....Loehler, Gustav GLofland, Ilarry DLohmeyer, Richard C.Lomack, James BLomax, Clifford JLomax, EliLomax, GeorgeLomax, RobertLong, Edward ELong, Frank HLong, Frank NLong, George W .

Long, Isabel MLongfellow, LouiseLongpre, Arthur LLongus, Charles F. A .

.

Loomis, Carrie ELoomis, Daisy J ,

Loor, Augusta K . . .

.

Lord, DelphineLord, George TLorentz, William E .

.

Loring, A.nnie SLoughery, GeorgeLoughran, John MLoughran, Joseph I.

.

Love, William RLovelace, Albert W .

.

Lowe, Aldo FLowe, James ELoY/ev, Alfred R

Hoursem-

ployed.

1,8682, 536

5162,5042,504

460J136840

2, 476

J

2,4852,5142,4331,3692,5572,516*

208'

2, 501i

2, 563

2, 5282, 449*1 36l|

162,4912, 5042, 500

2, 3752,5682,5001 3623^2,5151 363*2, 302*2,

543'

2, 261*2,7702, 448*2, 508*2,274

32

2, 439*2,512

463

2, 514*1365549

2,524

2, 595*2, 8842, 756*2,4672,4r2*13652, 536*2,5762,511*2, 476

559*2,681*2, 555*2,461*1 364f2,413*2,434

2362,520

2,5411,367

16

2, 553i1,3642,5502,509

975^

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$468. 991, 549. 29

77.40751. 20

1,252.00116. 5222.56

209. 80

1, 242. 75881. 30635. 79608. 25809. 87

1, 503. 12

886. 72124. 80

1, 375. 81647. 14

1, 526. 60606. 13725. 16

8. 001,500. 001,377.201,535.11

833. 061,296. 501, 250. 00

993. 451,260.00

895. 361,564. 68

899. 41569. 64

1,098.171,471.50

627. 371, 496. 56

8. 00612.37880. 60242. 15

1,151.981, 800. 00

274. 501, 274. 64

744. 061,026. 41

788. 32620. 43630. 84

1,800. 001,696. 861,480. 041,502. 48

619. 77145. 87

1,419.78652. 15

1,234. 75719. 43628. 69608. 74139. 20

1, 018. 83

Piece-work.

Name.

1, 723. 92801.40

8. 001,370. 87

342. 80

1, 698. 13

1,380. 50571.25

$746. 54

679. 54

Lowrey, James HLowry, George C. R...Loyd, Albert

Lucas, Edv/ard F

Lucas, Francis NLuce, Henry FLuce, MarieLuekett, Wallace F. ..

Ludlow^ Luke FLudwig, Henry ALuitich, John FLukei, AndrewLund, Johannes C. V .

.

Lusby, Ida CLusby, Millford ELycette, John JLyddane, Sarah CLyon, Edgar RLyons, Anna MLyons, David RLyons, George WLyons, Nellie F. VLyston, Mary BMcAllister, Charles E.

.

McAloon, Thomas A..McAndrew, William SMcAndrews, Martin J

.

McAuley, James FMcAuley, Richard C .

.

McAulifYe, Patrick J. .

.

McBride, John RMcBride, Samuel F. ..

McCabe, Mary AMcCalister, James I. .

.

McCalley, Robert B...McCallum, Daniel . . .

.

McCallum, Peter M. .

.

McCamnion, Harrv C.McCampbeU, N. L....McCann, Charles BMcCann, Charles M. .

.

McCann, Joseph W . .

.

McCann, William H.

.

McCardell, Oliver C...McCardell, Thomas E.McCarten, Loretta V.

.

McCarthy, Edward F.McCarthy, John F . . .

.

McCarthy, John FMcCarthy, John J"

McCarthy, Mary CMcCarthy, RoseMcCarthy, Rose MMcCarthy, Stephen L.McCarty, Daniel JMcCauley, Emma D .

.

McCauley, John J

McCleery, John FMcCloskey, Mary C_. .

.

McCloskey, William F.McClure, Charles H . .

.

McClurg, Harper J

McConnell, David S...

McCounell, JohnMcConnell, Martin A..McConvey, Henry T.

.

McCord, Guy WMcCormack, Henry P.McCormick, Edward.

.

McCormick, James U.McCoy, JamesMcCoy, James LMcCrackin, John E—McCreerv, Thomas R .

Hoursem-

ployed.

2 528 %1 524.

l' 286 645.

l' 410 355.'344

1 150 [ 226.

99* 25.

2, 094^ 525.

2 461 615.2' 596 802.

2 389 1 199.2' 496* 1' 003.

2^488 1^411.1 365 720.

2,524 1, 5161 365 6262,098 524

2, 501 1,2571.878 4692,525 1,267

432 108

2, 535* 1,5892,541' 827

2,430 611.

2,494 623

2,516 1,2602,416* 1,3862, 538* 1,3322,487 621

2, 584* 6572,538 1,2722,364 1,1921 342 1,263928 567

1 341A 5752,456 645

600 1501, 104* 5592,528* 1,52413141 1,069

2,3351 231*

2, 40672

2, 275

2, 543*141

2,4921,994*2,5172,551*

159*2, 4951 18313652,5362,426*2,285"

2,470

2," 528"13652,545*2,5492,5201343627*

1,6342,531

700*2,610*1,890

162,5052,457

.mount earned.

Time-work.

1,171,

266,

1,451,

43,

1,284,

1,576,

351,368564

1,2611,293

47,

623301,

840.

1,289.

849.

1,567.

1,244.

1,398.720.

1,566.

1,517.

1,264.894.

320.

829.

1,318.

358.

1,492.

1,067.

9.

1,267.1.477.

Days.


Xo. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc.—Continued

!

Amount earned.|

Amount earned.

[Hours Hours

Name.i' em- Name. em-ployed. Time- Piece-

iployed. Time- Piece-

work. work. work. work.

McCuUough. Tiiomas .

McCullum. EllaI

McCurdv. Albert J...

-

MeCurdV. William S.JMcDaniel. Edward... !

McDaniei, James C

—

ilcDaniel. James M.McDaniei, William S..:

McDermoT. FrankMcDermott. Emma KMcDonald. Charles R .'<

McDonald. Claude B..;McDonald. Emma D..McDonald. James F...!McDonald. Jeremiah. J.'

McDonald, Stephen P.!

McDonnell, Mamie E.j

McDonough. SumnerFMcDonough, Thomas JMcDowelL w'illiam A.McElfresh, Henry M.

.'

McEneaney, Vv iliiam .!

McEneanr, Thomas LMcEvoy . 'William J . . .

j

McEwen. Alexander MMcFadden, Daniel ;

McFadyen. Frank R . .1

McFarland . Henry C . .

!

McFarlane, William..

|

Mc«>arraehy. -Jidrew.McGimiess ,' John F '

McGivem. Frances M.|McGivem, Margaret L

:

McGowan, -\rmenia TMcGowan, Harrv J . .

.

McGijwan. Helen C . .

.

McGowan, T. Henrr.

.

McGrath . Timothy E

.

McGraw. Cecelia CMclnemey. Michael J.Mclnrosh" ilaud EMcKee. Ada JMcKee. GeorgeMcKelvy. John A

,

McKenna. Edward D.!McKenna. Estelle V. .;

McKenna. James|

McKenna. Timothy F,

McKennv. .Vrthur <

McKevitT . Annie M . . .

i

McKie. Margaret L !

McKirmey. Jessie A. ..|

MeKinney. Lewisi

McEanney. Walter'

McKinnoh . John L ,

McKinsey, Cornelius. .|

McKnew". Nathan L . .|

McLain, George JMcLanahan. SarahMcLaughlin. DeUne...McLaughlin. John M..|McLean. Henry CMcLean, John A

:

McLean. Laura VMcLelland. Charles D.McMahon. BessieMcMahon, Margaret...McMichael, Nannie M.McMillan, .Vrthur J . .

.

McMullan, William. .

.

McMullen. Charles A..McMullen. Philander .

McMullin. -VlbertMcMtirray, John .A.

McNallv.'CIare

OUv689 70

1 745 46Z, OIUJ 1 37t'* 50

162 550 1 .

"'-i

'

'~

2 527 1_ ij: 4., ,-,4

-faJQj090

2 348" 1 -t08 802 113^ 5"^9. 622, 026 7AQ Q7

z.-tio 1 90*; 'Sn

60.'* -15

l.S4^'~-

2, 539i \.-"

o4o. bUO .11 71i-, -ill 2 X, OoO- Xrd

O ^QOl.:, oo»2 1 434. 102, 491 624. 002,407 1,774. 172.482§ 1,415.252,524 1, 266. 352.554 1,680.40O Q701 1 1 0Q 1 ^

2,5294 1 , 543. 342,459 1 , 667. 04^ 365 0 <00 Q7

2,239 1.231. 94It. aooo 1 , 734. 952 557" 1 705. 012 3482^ t;a7 10

2,480 620. 24

1 , bUU. uo- 364* 1 , 19 s. 57

159- 502, 50S 1 , 464. 73-7 ^-Q 619 4*^

2! 373*

- :

1.213' 97

1 , 4o4. 00261 1 in <ioi-±u. x>s

P ^ ^ 0"3

1, 54S ~: ?

.

2, 517 1 . _ . _ -

2. Sloi-4002 622. b(

1, 7645 443. 012, 489 626. 442, 5OO5 891. 07

3133 81- 512, 507i 849. 56

X , UXi7.

2.602 1.056.64718^ 43a 30

2,409" 603.21

2,557i 1.690.442.52S 1.521.602.435 1.529. 352,-512 634.02ilo4i 379. 372,513" 639.172.626 673-162.375 1.424.042,553* 1,729. 192.500 7SS. 592.504 1.502.40»365 720. 00

2.555i 1.285.352,540 4538.93

1.165 '292. 50

$824.74

STL 34

McNally, Francis JMcNaniara, Mary B...McNamara, JennieMcNamara, Maggie

\

McNamara. Martin F .

McNeal, Henry WMcNeir George .i. R .

.

Mc Nelly. Wilson D. ..•

McNerney, Thomas \.\McNichoias, Richard.

.

McPherson, James A..McPherson, John

j

McPherson, Lewis J...'

McQueen, ilalcolm E

.

McQuin. Evangehne.

.

McSwain. .\nnie PMcVille, Mary AMcWUUamson, GMac ^Ulster, AlexanderMacClane. John HMac Donald, Donald -\

MacDonald, ^ iUiamMMac Murray, Charles J.MacNamafa ,ElizabethMacaUister, James O .

.

Maccubbin. ' rthur E

.

Mackall. UlyssesMackley. David LMacniehol. Sallie HMadden. \ riLLiamMaddox, Fannie RMaddox. John TMaddren, JosephMagee. Katherine \ ...

Magers, YriUiam AMagm. Charles HMagill. William J

MasTLider, Harrv F . .

.

Maker. Thomas FMaher, 'v\'iLliam FMahoney, Garner B...Mahoney, JuliaMahoney, TerrenceMahoney. KaneMahonv. wniiam F...Ma'or. Harry BM ;/ V. Jame^ AM: :r. vv'iUiam H21:. ey, JohnMalohey, James MMaloney, William W..Maloney, Wniiam W..Maloy. Frank J

Malms, Charles EManchester. Ellen .V. .

.

Manchester. Thos. W.Mancosos. George P. F.Manderield, Frank L .

.

Mangan, Elizabeth .

Mangan, Mary EMangTim. Martha E . .

.

Mann. Benjamin FMann, Cordie HMann, James Lilanning. Jennie EManning. Marie MManning. William J . .

.

Mansfield. Julia EManson. Dennis AMantz. William EMarcellus, Robert H . ..

Marion. Edward EMarion, Vincent S . . .

.

Markham, James D . .

.

Marks, Minnie A

••>

^\\\ 9X,ZOV. iO

2, 407^ 630l 262 51 7i 635. 372 465i 617. 613,009^ 1 , 100. 619 1 79X , DUX. t s.

9 ^3 1 506. 411'249.4 702. 40

2 509" 1 '*-5<i 11

2. 520 1 390 3'-*

2 478 867 302 .532* 1 . 278. 32

16* 4. 00) .5()9i

X , 000. DU587 50

0 xsO-T g9g904" 226 00 $536.

.535* 635 392. 519* 1 "'63. 752! 524" 1' 270. 03

2"^4

410 102. 502.545 1 . 442. 052. 446 613. 752, 5434 1,444. 632,495* 1.047. 12

2, 549* 722 672.361" 1 311.322, 152* 538. 102. 49-5* 1. 177. 162. 409~ 602. 472. 50S 1,577. 702. 502* 1, 251. 752 299" 575. 991 324* 670. 602 514* 1 261- 752 468* 1 238. 75

679" 107. 072 788

469865. 67244. 34

X. -toU 374 64979-

2 525 1.267.0021-384* 1*200.601 34§i X . oou. -to

2.542 1.279.451 2S8. 78

1 AXO 4 002. 488* 1.230.65 ::::::9 5Q9 \

9 j.^g 1 S'^J- 009 X , ODD. oO2, 508 1, 254. 40^ 365 9 <w» n91, UUU. IK

~1 1 901 XX. ay

350" 690.002.399* 676. 742.443* 1.764.922.339* 585. 572.237* 559.3:31 327| .5.37. 861.124 681-90

i358ti2.517

884.091.261.20

'

"sii550 143.43

1365 2,500.00"

'S32.\

2,523* 1.775.:i42,-552" 642. 14

2.401 1-200-502. 537* 1.693-322.419.* 1.547.922.53S* 1.213.702.080* 595.07

I Davs.


No. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of 'persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.

Marlnee, Frederick J.

.

Marshall, James MMarshall, JessieMarshall, Joseph W . .

.

Marshall, Robert MMarshaU, Robert W...Marshall, Sidney JMarshall, Susan AMarshaU, VincentMarshaU, WUliamMarshaU, WiUiam T. .

.

Marr, NeUie CMarschalk, WUliam A

.

Marsh, Daniel DMarsh, James WMarston, Hiram PMartin, Arthur FMartin, Benjamin Y .

.

Martin, BertieWMartin, Clement EMartin, Henderson V.

.

Martin, Jennie TMartin, Jesse BMartin, Lester SMartin, Robert AMartin, Thomas JMartin, WiU KMartin, WiUiamMartin, WiUiam TMarvin, Daniel JMarx, Kate Nixon . . . -

Marye, Sidney TMason, James FMason, John HMason, WUliam HMassey, John A., jr. .

.

Matchett, Etta DMatchett, Harry B.,jr.Mateer, Annis HMateer, Charles RMathers, JamesWMatlack, James BMatthews, Charles H..Matthews, HarryMatthews, James D . .

.

Matthews, JohnWMattimore, Charles A

.

Mattimore, James H .

.

Mattocks, WiUiam L .

.

Mauck, Frank SMauger, SaUie JMaul, AUan AMawson, Samuel G. .

.

MaxweU, George RMaxwell, John WMaxweU, Julia MMay, Edward LMay, John SMay, Joseph LMay, Thomas OMayers, Robert HMaynard, James EMaynard, Thomas P .

.

Mayo, Oscar BMeadows, WiUiam C.

.

Meany, Michael JMechem, George W . .

.

Meder, MaryMee, John WMeehan, John JMeehan, MichaelMeier, CharlesMeier, Julius EMelick, Francis HMellach, William H...Mellis, John C

Hoursem-

ployed.

5201,432

2,528

1,433

J

2,611i2,672*1 365"

2,481i2, 457

J

1 3652,4702,50313652,56113652,534952

2,562

2,552i2,6671 3652,8802, 33712, 52142,6472, 554J

650i1,2002,523

682J2,528i2,8402,5111

2,227i2,5242,511

2,439i2,509

2,399J2,4602,610

2,123i2, 32042,504i

2,4222,2952,5092,5362,54942,3172,52041 3632,3682,1402,5041,2492,93241 3652,0282,5352,63742,6121,9664504

1,36242,4832,4622,5212,6734

6631 364f2,0952,5432, .527

2,543

Amount earned.

Time-work.

S280.00361.20719.86740. 72362.80900. 53

1,551.59900.00617. 96

1,228. 76

1, 600. 00617. 60

1,611.40720. 00

1,750.852,000.021,528.26

142.80647. 69713.44712. 04626. 00868.05

1,678.241,646.211,280. 201,618.06

173.02633. 60

1,618.90181.26

1,520.78764.01687.46865. 85

1,688. 18880. 25959. 68631.10840. 09

1,622. 971,507.80

855. 57932. 66626. 72680. 78

1,162.001,255. 001,627.17897.16580.60

1,694. 46716. 00873.83

1,231.28626. 00816. 48

1,043.661,200.00

590. 31

1,672. 721,627. 78

716.881,083.54

127. 00766. 45824. 46673. 45

1,513.871,473.80

121.601,998.621,449. 601,402.82

758. 821,533.72

Piece-work.

Name.

Melton, Eva MMenard, Willis TMendel, ValentineMeredith, Frank CMerriam, George RMerritt, Katherine S .

.

Mets, John DMetz, Walter RMetzung, John WMeyer, LeonardMeyers, Ellen SMeyers, Emil MMeyers, John DMichael, John WMiddleton, EllaMUans, Emma JMilburn, Samuel M . .

.

MiUen, John DMUler, Caroline GMiller, Charles FMiller, Clyde GMiller, DanielMiller, ElizabethMiller, Emm^ert MMiller, Flora LMiller, Frank F. S . . .

.

Miller, Frank WMiller, Harry TMiller, James HMiller, James WMiller, John BMiller, John JMiller, Joseph FMiller, Maggie AMiller, MartinMiller, OUu CMiller, Robert MMiller, ThomasMiller, Thomas HMiller, Thomas JMiller, WUliamMiUigan, WiUiamMills, Annie MMills, Carey SMills, Charles E ,

Mills, Emily C ,

Milis, Ernest LMills, Howard VMills, Hubert JMills, James TMills, Laura CMUls, Mary FMilton, Joseph LMiner, John OMingo. WilliamMinor, George BMinor, Henry WMinor, Jane EMiskeU, Bessie JMitchell, John WMitchell, Joseph D .-.

.

Mitchell, Katie AMitchell, LauraMitchell, Marcy MMitchell, Mary MMitchell, WiUiam A..MitcheU, Willis B....Mix, Annie EMoakler, Charlotte. .

.

Mockbee, Lizabeth VMohr, Homer MMoler, Robert LMoloney, William J .

.

Monagon, George A . .

,

Moncure, WiUiam B.Monks, WiUiam H . .

.

2,5572,53942,4792,66742,53542,5482,5712,34042,56642,62242,6442,6172,3782,49642,6164

16228

2,65442,52442,55342, 180

2,20042,3974

4722,3951,01442,5824

3762,49042,75442,5244

16

1,48742,5162,0654

8282,5092,4932,47242,601267

1 31313652,47741 3651 364f2,5222,56242,5442. 23442, 4242,4984

Amount earned.

1, 74L 73636. 27

1,486.601,734 601,526.081,580. 18

1,735.241,447.981,748.741,637.34

639. 371,387.09694 48

1,696.34632. 12

4 00148. 20643. 12

1,267.37663. 09767. 12

551. 89652. 20169. 20

1,446.32617. 45785. 07110. 05623. 61751. 66637. 53

2.88376. 62711. 31516. 34

331.441,256.87

638. 32741. 84

1,251.2071. 76

1,964 43840. 00620. 66720. 00986. 38

1,539.931,710.901,279.201,430.57

848. 68900. 52

Days.


No. 19.

—

Statement shoiving the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Monninger, Charles E

.

Monroe, Mildred J. S..|

Montgomery, BessieMi

Montgomery, Clara E .j

Montgomery, George Fj

Montgomery, Gov-ernor V

Montgomery, James MMontgomery, Joseph FMontrose, Agnes MMontrose, Olive MMooney, AliceMooney, Edwin HMoore, Cecelia AMoore, David BMoore, Elizabeth F...Moore, FrederickMoore, Frederick W..Moore, JohnMoore, John LMoore, John WMoore, LizzieMoore, William AMoore, William SMoores, Edward SMoorhead, Elwood

S.,jrMopkins, William A..Moran, Charles AMoran, James BMoran, John WMoran, Mary JMorcock, Edward W..Morell, Emilie CMoreno, AmeliaMorgan, Charles AMorgan, HenryMorgan, Jacob CMorgan, Jesse WMorgan, ThomasFranklin

Morgan, Walter DMorgan, WebsterMorris, Edwin R. P...Morris, Robert SMorris, SamuelMorris, William AMorrison, Anna CMorrison, Claude M. .

.

Morrison, Edward F.

.

Morrison, FrankMorrison, John R

2,5241 3521,8722, 398-J

2, 530J

2,5292, 5541

2,546

$1,518.48694 00547. 39623. 42

1,696.42

648. 15

1,299.40722.83

1362^2,45613652,557

2,325i13652,6981

880

2, 525i1,0861225

2,519i1365

2, 54812,6342, 518J

271

2,543i

2,500

Morrison, Lucy NMorrison, Helen DMorrow, Margaret M.

.

Morse, Robert WMorse, Sampson EMorsell, John TMorton, Charles EMoseley, Thomas G. .

.

Mosher, George BMoss, John RMoss, William HMoten, Thomas GMoulden, Jar^as BMoxley, Edah CMoyer, Nelson PMoynihan, Joseph C . .

.

Muckelston,WilliamHMueller, Flora HMuffley, William E....Mulcahy, Josephine J.MuUan, Samuel EMullen, Charles FMullen, James J

2, 507i2, 547J2, 482i2,503

2,638J

13652,4942,473

1762,500

2,507i2,587i2,234

2,389i2,4382,3462,534l,788i1121

2,54016

628i2,564i2,46912,5272,5812,5251,452

162,5142,4032,094i2,501"

Amount earned.

Time-work.

67.00

999. 27614 00720. 00675. 75609. 73

1,600.00702. 47491. 14

638. 06271. 49977. 77

1, 281. 25

3,600.00

1,533. 14

672. 571,260.85

41. 081,280.50

1,663. 05

627. 11

1,566. 11

1,241. 251,252. 271,619. 22

2,250. 001,316. 08

618. 2326. 40

1,500. 001,254 101,978. 39

558. 491,074 901,220.021,177.501,529.40

[ 817.77

2,504

2,496i2,228i2,558

2,502i

637. 394 00

327. 171,295. 101,109. 951,613. 901,759. 081,267. 72

367. 009. 60

877. 501,442. 10

658. 181,255. 00

Piece-work.

1,252. 00759. 89

1,114 251.552. 01

1.255. 75

8877. 26

278. 00

876. 61

879. 98

919. 04505. 09

Name.

Muller, Louis WMulligan, Charles H...Mulligan, James E—Mulligan Mary LMulligan, Walter F. .

.

Mulroy, JohnMumford, ThomasH.,jr

Murdock, Nelson

952. 98

Murdock, Ralph A. .

.

Murphey, WilUam H.Murphy, AnnaMurphy, Edward F..Murphy, Ella TMurphy, James JMurphy, JohnMurphy, Maud VMurphy, Samuel K.

.

Murphy, Sarah S . . . .

.

Murray, Don LMurray, Edward P...Murray, Ellis BMurray, Freeman M.

.

Murray, Harry LMurray, Helen AMurray, John AMurray, John PMurray, Joseph SMurray, Julia AMurray, Mary EMurray, MauriceMurray, MinnieMurray, Robert P—Murto, Edmund F. .

.

Murto, Richard B—Myers, Annie MMyers, Arthur AMyers, Ella TMyers, Ellis GMyers, Josie...

Myers, William BMyers, William FNace, Charles LNachman, PhilipNaeff, Latira RNairn, George WNalley, Ida MNails, John RNails, Magnus ANails, Winfred MNally, JamesNally, MaryNash, Elizabeth MNash, William ENathan, Aaron RNaylor, Louis PNaylor, William JNeal, Henry CNeal, Laird LNeely, David R. P...Neil, Charles ANelson, Carl ONelson, Charles BNelson, Richard B.Nelson, Robert INelson, Thomas 1

Nelson, Wellington MNervis, Mary ENesbitt, Henry ANesby, EdwardNesmith, Herman C

.

Netherland, EmanuelM

Netherland, Fred D..Neuer, KatherineNeuer, Louis A

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,574i2, 513^2,457

434^2,489^2,107^

2,5302,4732,0142,3711

81,0802,5082,45111,2841 3382,5321,9162,5492,525

5811,322

2,601i1, 150i

7222,57211,285113652,4402,5892,48612,483

2,455i2,563i2,522J2,454

184

2,543J2,5182,6092,5442,4982,5262,11U2,563§

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$759. 581,644 291,689. 78

112. 021,016. 601,053. 75

1,535. 66618. 96328. 07

1,348. 402. 40

646. 85627. 99

1,485. 99643. 20668. 14693. 05483. 45

1,737.181,522. 35

146. 50789. 05

1,772. 14290. 14185. 12

1,794 55342. 71

480. 00853. 99663. 32870. 78

1,497.002,000.481,687.52

707. 03613.5057.45

1,280. 40757. 80

1,584 20639. 20

1,312. 31

1,528.22527. 82747.44

Days*


No. 19.-

—


Name.

Nevils, Edward MNevius, Marvin J

Newell, George WNewell, Henry SNewlon, Jefferson D .

.

Newman, ClarenceNewman, Robert C . .

.

Newsom, HubertNewton, Charles HNewton, Frank ENewyahr, Goldie JNichols, Effie BNichols, William F..

.

Nicholson, Charles C .

.

Nicholson, Irwin A. .

.

Nicolai, Margaret I

Niehus, Carl CNightingale, Louisa. .

.

Nixon, Council J

Nobles, Frederick I. .

.

Noel, John ANohe, Minnie ANolan, Emma JNolan, JamesNolan, MaryNoonan, Dennis HNoonan John TNoone, Daniel PNoone, Patrick RNoord, Aaron HNops, Emil ANorbeck, Vvllliam G .

.

Norris, Elmo DNorris, William WNorth, Archie MNorthrup, JLrCwis V. .

.

Noske, FrankNothnagel, Henry A.

.

Noyes, AlfredNoyes, HenryNunley, EmmaO'Brien, David F.....O'Brien, John JO'Brien, William F...O'Brien, William F...O'Brien, William J. C.O'Bryon, Wilhelmina

O'Connell, CharlesO'Connell, Charles M.O'Connell, DanielO'Connell, Jeremiah.

.

O'Connell, William G.O'Connor, Maurice J.

.

O'Connor, PatrickO'Conor, HughOdcn, William GO'Donnell, George A..O'Donnell, HarryO'Donnell, Stephen P.O'Donnoghue, John.Oehler, Henry F . . .

.

Oehmler, Louis A...Ogle. George H .

.

O'Hara, John TO'Hern, John J

Ohm, Charlotte D...O'Keefe, Ambrose...O'Leary, Dennis J.

.

O'Leary, Mary M . .

.

O'Leary, Mary V. .

.

Oliver, Daniel WOliver, Walter H....Olsen, EliasO'Meara, Albert B..

Hoursem-

ployed.

2, 569

2, 455

2, 504

2,452J1,3132, 502|2,0422, 554

J

2,5042, 468

335i

2,5262,4992, 510

2,5402,362i

474i2, 530

2, 5081

2, 505316

2,4732, 591

2,4362,5342, 177i2,5132, 5562,4832,5632,5172, 468

2, 4932,6202, 5361,916

695i2,427i2, 52212,4802, 484

92i2, 505

2,4741,4722, 559i2, 554*

2, 593i2,368i2,484i2,5042, 5191,0962,5042,5702, 461

J

2,4502, 516

2,512i2, 504i-

2,5042, 221 i2, 39012, 500i2, 598

2, 545f|2, 522i2, 353^-

2, 500

Amount earned.

Time-work.

SI, 754.

1,488.1,252.

872.

674.

1,251.

1,124.

1,533.

1,252.

970.

101.

1,447922

1,420

1, 276.

590.

120.

1,532.

1,501.

627.

201.

624.

1,167.

1,589.

1,341.956.

1,521.

1,285.

1,245.

1,394.

1,281.

1,732.

1,581.883.

1,420.479.

417.

606.

1,265.

1,558.

1,690.23.

1,314.

618. 75

944. 76

1,547. 821,731.241,317. 75

1,268.231,666. 28

626. 001,264. 96

335. 471,2.54. 001,744. 41

615.371,954.241,262.40

664. 22

1,390. 041,444. 021,277.18

600. 11

1,250. 25

1,741.45

193. 901,033.991,522. 901,176. 75

633. 23

Piece-work.

$815. 76

.51

1,058.13

869. 13

Name.

O'Neal, Joseph BO'Neil, Charles I

O'Neill, JohnO'Neill, Louis BO'Neill, William J....Oney, Leonard EOnyun, John AOpenshaw, John AO'Reilly, Mary EOrem, Charles JOrem, George WOrleman, .Jessie MO'Rorke, Mary EOrr, Ralph J

Orth, Frances T.......Orth, J. FredOsborne, Annie WOsborne, Edward L...Osborne, Stella MOscar, Fred J

O'Shea, Henrietta C.

.

O 'Toole, Mary B.Ourand, Harry AOutcault, Harry J

Overton, William J. .

.

Owen, EthelOwings, Mary EOyster, GeorgePadden, Edward H. .

.

Paetsch, Eugene R. E.Pafflow, CharlesWPage, BirdiePage, George NPage, Randolph HPaiand, .\ugustPalmer, Irma DPalmer, Mary MPalmer, Olin APalmer, Samuel HPalmer, Thomas SPardee, Ethelbert K.

.

Parent, Margaret J

Parish, Edith SParker, Andrew LParker, DavidParker, Edward J

Parker, Elizabeth P...

Parker, Frank WParker, John GParker, John RParker, Millie

Parker, Robert WParker, Walter DParker, William HParkhurst, Grace A . .

.

Parks, John CParks, Wylie LParlin, AnnieParneil, John SParry, William CParsons, Albert MParsons, Charles DParsons, EdnaParsons, Lulu CParsons, May MPartridge, Guy EPasco, John HPatch, Everton J

Pate, Claude APatterson, Harry J

Patterson, Jesse MPatterson, John APatterson. Levi HPatterson, Thomas F.

.

Hoursem-

ployed.

1,1721,867

2, 555

J

980i2,5681,5872,5602, 5441 3652,5642,4882,364

1 1741,3292, 50412, 57012,2552,0852, 5172,5212, 513i2,183

2,2782, 511

2, 5701-

1365

1 316|2,4941,8012, 468i

2, 41811,1852,5372,2682,390344*

1,2422, 550J2, 5482,4562,4972, 5662,5912, 338*2, 511*1, 309|1 364f2, 523

2,294l,377i

32

2, 503*1 3652, 542J2.5422, 535

2, 503*

2, 523*2,512"

2, 41812, 328

J

2,5512, 54512, 5301 3652,5412, 602*2, 505'

2, 495-J-

2,5252,5722, 549

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$586. 001,221.621,403.29

566. 23

1, 586. 03401.15

1,741.441,539.81

720. 00

1, 426. 12

1,248. 50676. 60

538.14

626: 12

1,731.17558. 99

1,045.00630. 50717. 00756. 15

545. 74

570. 951,700. 36711.82900. 00

623. 251,251.37

941. 00

1, 608. 62

863. 80620. 50

1,530. 721,360. 83

597. 69180. 32210. 14

897. 71896. 56614. 00624. 24

1,405. 97

1,755. 12

607. 61

628. 87875. 90

1,199.52756. 84575. 75717. 008.00

1, 502. 10

900. 00640. 69

1,002. 74690. 95

1, 505. 701,266.201, 270. 44

1,257. 25583. 37

1,387.091, 536. 99

1,714. 13

720. 001,724.08

1, 515. 82626. 24873. 42

1, 268. 00

1, 562. 61

1.599.48

Days.


No. 19.

—


Amount earned.

Name.

Paudert, Edward HPaul, John E..Payne, Arthur WPayne, James APayne , James EPayne, James LPayton, ErkayPeace, Moses MPeacock. WilliamPeake, Charles PPeake. Clarence HPeake, Millard FPealer, Peter PPeaper, Ida EPearson. Harry APearson. Nannie EPease, George HPeckham. EmilyPeed, Richard SPeSer, William A., jr.

.

Pelham, Horace BPellen. MarvPendarvis. Claude E..Pendel, Thomas F. ...

Pendleton. Forest C...Penicks, Thomas B. ..

Perm, Frederick M....Pennell, Rosa EPenrose. John J

Pepper, James PPepper, John J.

Hoursem-

ployed. Time-work.

Perkins, Charles F...Perkins, George M . .

.

Perkins, James S

Perkinson. Franklin NPerrv, Charles GPerry, Esther E. Lar-son

Perry, Harry RPerry, IsaiahPerrygo. Maurice R . .

.

Persinger. JacobPeter, Elizabeth CPeter, GeorgePeter, ThomasPeters. Robert GPeterson. Em.ilPetterson, John APettiford. EUzabeth APettiford, James DPettv. Henrv WPeiSer. Wm'. HPfiieger. Karl FPhair. Chester SPhilMpps, Charles A...PhiUips. Frank MPhillips. George PPhillips. Hemry CPhillips. John A .....

.

Phillips. John Amos...PhilMps, JohnMPhipps. Robert MPicotte, Arthur JPierce. Everett MPierce, FrankPierce. George WPierce, William LFiggott. Charles HPigott. MorrisPike. James WPike. John APinkett. John P

;

Pinkett, Roscoe De W.;Finn, Benjamin B i

2,5132, 531.1

2, 519'

2, 5262,536

2681 3652, 53U2, 52112,584'

1,3651,2022,8962,5402,47912.352i

1. 247'

3002,4542,3482,48211 364f524

2.C4S2,S09i2.504'

2.5242.002

9631312395

2.41012. 525'

2.5202. 4971 273|659

2, 527§

2.276942

2, 58413652,2491,8341 3651 3632. 513

2,203i1, 23S'446

2, 807*2,505'

2, 0362,501

116*2, 5SS'

2. 397*2.046'

2 .t72

2;4S.3

768

1,2492,1162,537*2,174*2, 533*2,550*2,

200'

1562,5042,503

6532,518

16436

$1,2.58.00

915. .33

1.261.00891.61

1.531.20108. 36626. 01866. 17

1.000. 021.450.40

387. S3612. 62

1. 689. 20637.80619.87588. 36709. 7863.00

1,265.891. 516. 50

a32. 30899. &4357. 23

1,024.001,398.671. .502. 401,-521. .59

0O2. 75

481. 50

I908.76

850. 22

1.269.401.011.201.419.83

}• 945.92

1, 525. 34

587. 70471. 00775.95720. 00

1, 124 50458. 48

1,000.00994 44635. 42

1. 106. 95619.00114 29

854 19

S77. 28514 21

1,375. 0631.31

1,426.931.481. IS

1.023. 00734 13

1.245. 50460. SO447. 34

1.060.001.692. 21

1.094 75

635. 21

1, ISl. 05

1, 102. 4081.20

1,252. 52874 73

391.80630.30400

109.60 :

Piece-work.

Name.

Amount earned.

Hoursera-

ployed.

Pinn, Ernest LPipes, James MPitts, Marv CPlaskett, Edward W.Platz. Charles LPlatz. Frank PPleasant, Millard C...Plumb, Flora W. C...'Plummer, Robert F...IPocher, SimonPoindexter, Louis A.R !

Poist, William A i

Polk, Tasker P \

Polkinhorn. Jos. H!

Pollard, Willard A....!Pollock. GiiraPollock, Julia CPoole, I'rnest BPope, Florence CPope. John WPoppe, Herman C \

Porter, Frank CPorter, Marv LPost, Little'LPost, Liician HPotter, Albert EPotter. Louis APotts, Florence M

!

Poulson. Francis B|

I

Powe, Mitchell P !

Powell, Augustus C . .

.

I

Powell, Herbert1Powell, Isaac NPowell, John WPowers, Fred LPowers. RichardPowers. Richard JPowers, WilUam APoynton, Sarah SPrater. John HPrather, DvoU

|

Prather. Elizabeth C..[Pratt, Donna M I

Pratt, Lillie

Pratt, William APreslev. Henrv MPreston, Charles W....Preuss, Bernhardt R..Price. Clinton OPrice. Marietta F '

Price. MaryPrice. Sam" SPridgeon, John '

Primm, James L •

Pritchett. John MPritchett. Peter W....IProctor, George HProctor, John C

j

Proctor. Marv AProctor. May R

|

Frosperi. John F I

Fiosser, Daniel N !

Froudlev, George R.-.jPruitt, FUaMPrvor, Henrv DPuckett. Thomas R...Fuckette, Chas. J. C...PuUiam. T dwardPulliam, Scott GPumphrey, Annie E .

.

Pujcell, MartraretPurdv, Charles FPursel, Thorn, as CPurvis, John RPutnam, John F., Jr..Pyemont, George E...

2,blb\i394ii2,5292, 498*

69'

2. 553*1,425*

Time-work.

Piece-work.

$635.40 !.

1,38&49 L634 10 .

1,392.65 .

IS. 50 .

992 66 .

396.64 .

2,512.1

2, .501*292'

2. 524*2.51S'1, 165*1 365'

1 34SS

629. 1264L.3274 24

1,394 421,263. 00

586. 351,400.00

L145. 72

$685.88

S5* 99

2. 297*1.264*2,503*

5(4 57787. 77

1,252. 55

2,335*2,540"

2,505*1 365"

263*

2, 509'

1,75279

826*2,481*1 349*1 365'

2,595*2.577*1.497'

2,.527

2, 655*1 153"

2,492*

585. 671,53L 56

896. 611,600.00

8L 621,259.95 I

444 6219. 75

314 19

1,245. 25689.00

1,800.001, 7Sa 871,300. 35

227.55630. 50914 71

300.00623. 11

2.415*2,551'

2,4S92,532*2,549'

2,54S2, 5792,4632.44S2,4571 3652.5072. 6302, 540*2,

504'

1, 772*

605. 10

1,429. 561.593. 52

750.441.728.531,54L48

707. 606L5. 74

1,363.001,228. 751,200.00

62S. S91,649.921, 196. 74

1,496. 16

443.32

2,502*2.412'

2.561*1 36342,562

4S9276

2,5032,5692,0542,442*2,503*1,309"

2,3232,505*2.509"

641. 641,354 10

1. 757. 60716. 29

1,452.59244 50150. 74

717. 071,574 27

513. 68610.60

1,678. 58654 50

1,39& 361,599. 56l,50a 76

900.85

92:3. 02

735.90

119.0479L29

Days.

350 BEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.

No. 19.

—


Name.

Pyle, Charles EPyne, Frank EQuady, John CQueen, Caleb EQuigley, Francis TQuill, Nellie CQuinn, John FQuinn, John JQuiatin, LillianRadley, Charles W....Radouski, SimonRaedy, Katie HRagan, John JRagan, Mary ERagland, Henry Lee.

.

Ralph, JamesRamey, Enoch CRamsay, Eleanor S. .

.

Ramsey, George MRamsey, William R...Randall, HardyRandall, Jerome SRandolph, Edward G.Ranke, Ida DRankin, John RRansdell, Edward L.

.

Ransdell, Lulu MRansom, Stephen J. .

.

Ratcliffe, KatherineC.Rathvon, Robert H...Ravnall, Clarence A...Rawlings, AlfredRay, Daniel CRay, Jacob BRay, James TRay, John ARaub, George MRazey, Frank TRead, Charles ARgbuschaiis, William.Reckert, John GReddy, John CRediield, Edward L. .

.

Redfield, Harry JReed, HarrisonReed, JamesReed, Oscar AReed, William FReed, William IReeder, John HReeder, Parke MReeler, Henry CRees, Dorothy CRees, Edward NRees, Mary CReeves, Minnie LRegan, Clarissa B . . . .

.

Reid, Agnes HReid, HughReid, William AReiff, Rosa MReilly, Annie CReilly, John MReily, Cora JReinhard, Minnie A...Reinmuth, Edward...Reisinger, C. L. BReisinger, Ruth AReiss, Frederick JRevells, Addie JReynolds, AudleyW .

Reynolds, FrankReynolds. NicholsReynolds, RobertRhodes, Thomas A . .

.

Rice, James R

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,552

2,471i2, 285

6322, mh2,

487'

2, 3642, 325J

4162,5442, 535*2, 504"i 363iij

2,4842, 463

2, 5392,3452, 521

2, 529*2,456298*

2, 617

2, 49312, 500-1-

8802, 5181

2, 463*2, 905i1 362^2.5222; 497 ,

2, 0802.3922, 498

2, 5452. 6142, 522i

2.441

2, 543*2,

579"

136516

2, 522

2, 5042, 5292,3181

2, 5202,4442, 415i2,5322, 540*2, 536*1,1842, 756*1 364352

2, 4742, 5122,50413651 356*2, 510*

372*2, 4641,3091 364r\-2,5062, 0022, 504

1 352|66

2, 3992, 4142, 1641,338

Amount earned.


283. 20362. 11

470. 20157.993.57.90

621.96419. 86486.24104. 00550. 41

659. 85751. 20716.12242. 65475.04664. 71

820. 70885. 48527.00480.8076.87

261.00625. 97626. .32

528. 48024. 19616. 12

873. 08889. 21

270. 47616. 66579. 44841.46890.58441.48943. 13

875. 87335. 17402. 58755. 43

900. 008.00

520. 80292. 98286. 03607. 40

687. 14466. 40659. 44634. 60612. 26638. 14350. 05501.40594.80106. 43239. 30654. 83660. 26993. 56585. 81628. 62192.60616. 00325. 48595. 87750.30589.36252. 00

,255. 7977.00

651.55640.35,082.25336.87

$1,055.57

Name.

Rice, William A

.

Rich, James W..

Hoursem-

ployed.

Rich, Ralph RRichards, Catherine...Richards, Elmer ERichards, John MRichards, John TRichards, Lemuel C . .

.

Richardson, Charles MRichardson, Douglas CRichardson, Harry D .

.

Richardson,William HRichardson,William HRichie, Edward FRichmond, Marion B .

Richter, CharlesRichenbacher, Edwin

P. ARicketts, Eliza ERicketts, Thomas T...Riddick, Richard P...tRiddle, Alpheus E....Riden, Emma SRidings, Stanley H . .

.

Riecks, Charles FRiedl, William A 1

Rieseberg, Henry R...Rigg, Howard TRiggleman, Charles A.jRigney, Patrick A :

Riley, Harry E\

Riley, John H;

Rilev, Sallie JRing, William TRink, William E

!

Rissler, James Mj

Ritchie, Effie J I

Roach, Mary Jj

Roane, Frederick J—

|

Robb, John H[

Robbins, Carrie A i

Roberts, Augustus L..j

Roberts, David JRoberts, Everett H...Roberts, Flournoy C . .

J

Roberts, James G 1

Roberts, John Tj

Roberts, William A. ..j

Robertson, Harry J . . . 1

Robertson, Irenej

Robey, George A[

Robey, Margaret E[

Robinson, Charles M . .j

Robinson, Clara JRobinson, Edward J..Robinson, George W . . I

Robinson, Harriett E

.

Robinson, JosephRobinson, Mary D .-. .

.

Robinson, Robert, sr..

Robinson, Robert B . .j

Robinson, Samuel|

Robinson, Sarah Ej

Robinson, Sarah ERobinson, Wellington

1

CI

Robinson, William R

.

Roche, Walter TRockwell, William E.Roderick, Francis A .

.

Rodgers, Raymond L.Rodgers, Roselia

i

Roeder, Charles H\

Roelin, Henry A\

Rogalsky, Adolph O. .'

2, 508J2, 511*1 354ii

36

'2,'523"

2, 272116

2, 520*3,

316"

2,5202, 5062, 5041 364t^2, 7442,521

2, 792i

2, 519

2, 5281 344

2,226J1 3651,5132,5352, 56.1i

2, 4692,504

668J2,379*2, 552*2,571|2,8482,317

2, SIOJ2,5842,514

2, 504468

2,3242, 330*2,4831,37612,5052,499*2,576*2,5252,5242,5222, 549*2, 483*

2,5232,4722,5042, 449i2, 519

666

2,481*2, 512*2.58312,256*2,354|

2,455619*

2,459*13652,520*

•32

2,46912,574

209344

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$628.37•689.03

637.30

1, 432. 851,364.55

4.801, 508. 71

2, 286. 73641.63713. 70

1,252.001,197.30

737. 43

1, 266.50935.93

1, 303.

635.

678.

1,115.

2,250.442.

1, 545.

1,083.

1,268.

1,118.345.

1,611.

1,423.

761.

856.

581.

1,267.

1, 539.

1,408.

626.

122.

1,163.

1,407.

1,508.

2,169.

1,258.

1,267=

1, 303.

1, 669.

1,420.

1,265.640.

701.

871.

955.

1, 177.

624.

910. 79185. 85

1, 664. 461,200. 001,517.40

8. 00617. 36

1,455. 65125.46177. 50

1 Days.


No. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc..—Continued.

Name.

Rogers, AnnieRogers, James BRogers, Oliver RRogers, Robert M .

Rogier, Charles GRohm, Edward LRoland, Joseph JRoller, Frank MRollins, Ella LRollins, John I/ester.

.

RoUow, Lulu MRomhilt, Arthur CRonan, Iildward, jr

Rooney, Thomas P. .

.

Root, Ivy J

Roseman, Donald E .

.

Roseman, FannieRosen, Eugene FRoss, Charles DRoss, Harry CRoss, James HRoss, JohnRoss, Mary ARossall, Arthur HRossor, Luther E. B.

.

Rote, Edwin CRotenbury, Lucy H.

.

Rotenbury, Sarah V.

.

Rouleau, WilfridRounlree, William J.

.

Rouse, Chas. LRouselle, MauriceRowan, Eleanor ERowe, Charles MRowe, Thomas JRowe, WiUiam HRowell, Dennison P...Rowley, FrankRowzee, Willie ARoy, James HRoy, Louis WRoye, Horace C. ARoxbrough, J. Fred. .

.

Ruby, Lucy VRuckdaeschel, N. H .

.

Rudy, Charles ERuff, ValentineRuffin, William LRuhl, Charles WRullmann, i.eo

Runyan, Lee JRupp. LucyRussell, Aaron, jr

Russell, Allan MRussell, AnnieRussell, CharlesRussell, Charles RRussell, Emma LRussell, John DRussell, Lillian MRust, Albert D., jr

Rutherford, James A.

.

Rutter, Fred FRyan, Edward HRyan, Edward JRyan, Margaret ERyan, Mary ARyan, Ossian JRyan, Thomas TSaloman, Samuel .

Saltzman, Ernest C. .

.

Sampson, Wilson C. .

.

Samuelson, Harry R .

.

Sanders, Franklin O..

.

Sandstrum, Helen C .

.

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,5452,537764

2,488^

2,573i981978

2, 124i1 3651,403|2,5202,525-:^

2,447i1208236

2,417*1,987"

9352, 52012,5622,424^735

2, 564i2,4532, 561§2,4962,5002,691908283

2,612i

2,46140

2, 5844

2,510i2,448

2,346J2, 516i2,782

2,547i2,38511,1841,8512,176

2,573i2,3682,2872,557

2202,514-1

1,3322,512i

2,504

2,483

775i2,5452,5352, 51312,5642,523^2,48513132,526|

l,748i-

2,586i2, 59012, 558i

2,5122,4982,5042, 56542,308|

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$1,282. 62918.42234. 28

1,245. 251,663. 41

147. 15497. 80533. 12

1,200. 00352. 61

1,266.501,209. 20i,75L59

343. 33139. 20

1,450.50524. 62256. 92748. 25

2,138. 261,230. 45

183. 751, 575. 24

614. 441,562. 56

732. 89625. 25

1,668. 21227. 6051. 12

928. 66619. 3910. 00

2, 339. 391,313.401,224. 001, 191. 82

630. 37728. 99717. 41612. 65594. 00464. 00544. 59

2,08L 921,302.40

615. 00910. 61132. 00

1,432. 74333. 90992. 10

1,252. 00

1, 492. 32340. 14767. 17

1,533.001, 368. 25

1, 727. 861, 266. 25

915. 701,989.671, 268. 20

438. 52845. 27

1, 420. 19

1, 743. 63

1,512. 13629. 20

1,252.001,556. 74

694. 05

Piece-work.

$800. 24

233. 40

326. 75

'867."57

697. 14265. 12

Name.

Sansom, Daniel LSardo, Albert ESargent, George WSarr, George WSatterfield, Samuel T..Saunders, Earle BSaimders, Fannie I

Saunders, James BSaunders, John HSaunders, SueSauter, Balsey FSavage, Charles FSavoy, Charles HSavoy, Georgeana V. .

.

Savoy, Rodney PSayles, Charles HSayles, JohnSaylor, Charles PScammell, Robert S...Scannell, Joseph AScarborough, Edw. F.Schaefer, LizzieSchaller, JohnScharf, PaulScheid, PhilipSchelin, OlofSchell, Louis CSchenck, Louis AScherer, Nellie ASchermerhorn, Kate J.Scheurman, Henry A.Schildroth, Henry T...Schilpp, HenrySchiimerer, William S

.

Schley, George JSchlick, Fred JSchlick, William L....Schlosser, CharlesSchlosser, GeorgeSchmalhoflf,WilliamL

.

Schmaling, Joseph W

.

Schmidt, George TSchmidt, Mary ESchneider, Louis W. .

.

Schoeneman, George L.Schoeni, Charles HSchooley, Elmer ESchram, MartinSchreiber, Ernest O...Schreiber, Seraphin. .

.

Schulte, Charles HSchults, Andrew FSchulz, Henry GSchulze, Paul CSchwarz, Ferdinand .

.

Schweitzer, Christ F. .

.

Schwing, Frank AScofield, ArthurScott, Albert NScott, Arthur JScott, Charles WScott, ColumbusScott, Francis DScott, George EScott, James AScott, LeviScott, Mary FScott, Pennie PScott, Robert C, jr . .

.

Scott, Walter CScott, William AScott, William BScott, WinfieldScrivener, FrederickW

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,5082,512

864i2, 5301 3052, 603

16

16

2,.52aj

2, 193^1,111

611

2, 55288

2,3281,760

162,514

2, 442|544

2, 5162,50842, 525"

2, 5061

2,5272,501

560

2,524|2,3572,5582,567.1-

2,2562,5042,5252,541|1 36312,5042,5471365

2,.503

2,38284

2,5042,5362,5042, 7882,5451 364H2,52712,60^2,576i2,4542,386

647i

1,24216

2,5872,5382, 468

6962,29742, 7284

16

1,6531,215

16

2,41142,512

2.515

Amount earned.


512. 00.504. 26518. 76404. 09720. 00877. Vj

4. 808. 00

758. 85443. 91619. 45153. 99642. 8322. 00

656. 98440. m

9. 60405. 47494. 48326. 40

260.50878. 77278. 48511.29533. 15

648. 07168. 00

267. 37592. 67789. 48758. 18

128.00252. 00267. 00894. 86717. 50627. 60562. 03000. 00

105. 74193.3442.00

252. 00531. 20252. 00832. 61

305. 50839. 85058. 81737. 11

749. 80620. 36434. 49324. 95631. 55

4. 00016. 50642. 37865. 20177. 80148. 75063. 44

4. SO414. 50263. 54

4. 00649. 69880. 60

996. 14

Days.


No. 19.

—


Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Amount earned.

Time-work.

Seals, Harold ESearles, Katie CSebree, William ESebring, Ruth ESedgwick, HoraceSegerson, Jos. E...Sehorn, George HSeibold, George VSelf, David ASellman, Frank B.....Seltzer, Edgar ASelzle, Charles J.

Serrano, Michael N . .

.

Serrin, David CSescoe, William HSettle, Neal HSewall, IrvingSexton, ErnestSexton, Grant WSeyfferth, FrederickWSeymour, William S .

.

Shaed, Gregory WShaen, MichaelShafer, Elizabeth M...Shaffer, George WShankle, Daniel CShanks, SteveSharp, I. WalterSharp, Todd CShaw, Arthur LShaw, EdmundShaw, Emily CShaw, JeddiahShaw, John SShaw, Newton HShaw, Oliver

Shaw, Walter PShea, John VShea, l iehael JShea, TimothySheaffer, John ESheehan, Dennis F...Sheehan, Joseph E. .

.

Sheets, Charles JShellman, Wilfred F.Shelton, Charles R . .

.

Shelton, Thomas.Shenklui, AlbertShepard, Edward J .

.

Sherfy, Carrie BSherfy, John LSheridan, Frances M

.

Sheridan, Frances M

.

Sheridan, JohnSheridan, Thomas J..

Sheriff, Dale CSherley, JosephSherman, George L.

.

Sherman, Howard E.Sherman, John W . .

.

Sherwood, Harry J .

,

Shields, Henri WShiley, Annie L-

Shine, Edwin J

Shipley, Fletcher V..Shipley, Lewis MS'lipman, Nellie H. .

.

Shock, MaryShoemaker, Jesse C .

.

Shomo, Thomas W .

.

Short, EdwardShott, Elmer EShreve, William A . .

.

Shutterly, Charles S .

1,151| $172. 70

2,514| 699. 58

2, 542J 1, 275. CO

2, 4194 746. 562, 481| 620. 56

2, 524 1,551.6022 24. 50

2, 060 1, 035. 20

2, 8024 796. 87

2,501 988. 93

2, 561i 1,171.142, 544§ 1, 722. 66

1,255 380. 3016 4. 80

232 76. 462, 504 614. 56

2, 551 1,021.031 364A 1,403.862, 525 1,394. 43

2, 532 997. 02

2, 519 1,517.861 364| 2, 249. 20

2, 466 616.90

2, 0304 1,021.102, 513 813. 422, 4331- 1,375.482, 552 1,730. 84

568 284. 002, 514J 1,511.582, 025 1,234. 892,540 636. 802, 504 1,252. 002,533 1,528.261365 1, 600. 001 196i1,195

|l,046. 25

506 155. 701,680 840. 002,452 1,611.202,165 1,085. 001,803 1,215. 72

2, 577 1,073.772,418 1,481.15i 359§ 1,025. 862, 619 818. 39

2,540^ i,426. 64

2, 4984 624. 621 365" 626. 01

2, 471 1,483.701365 900. 00

2,514f2, 013

1

986. 03592.75

2, 547i 1, 299. 861,449 809. 65

2, 515 1,506.44694. 342,

418i

1313 2, 003. 202,488 1,640. 33

2, 412 1,208.332, 552 1, 283. 20

2, 509 901.831365 1,200. 002, 548 1,280. 80

687 365. 452,417 966. 802,159 1,485. 07

2, 5021 625. 62

2, 468 846. 14

2,5604 1,978.791 364Ta. 625. 25

2, 5034 1,502. 10

2, 524 809. 89

2, 282 798. 97

Piece-work.

$943. 73

775. 55

Name.

Sickles, Charles ESiev/ers, Marion DeWSikken, Ernest ASilence, Annie WSill, William SSilliman, Helen CSimas, John ASimmonds, Nellie F..Simmons, Charles L..Simmons, James A . . .,

Simmons, LeoSimmons, Mary P. . .

,

Simms, BradfordSimms, CharlesSimms, Claiborne H .

.

Simms, EmanuelSimms, James RSimms, Robert FSimons, Henry OSimons, Wellington F.Simpson, Josephine...Simpson, Robert,Simpson, Stephen M .

.

Sims, Martha ESingleton, JosephSingleton, Peter...Singleton, Otis JSipher, William MSipos, Victor LSirlouis, James FSivertsen, Benjamin O.Sizer, Charles MSkain, William TSkeen, William D. . . .

.

Skelly, Julia CSkinner, William H...Slater, Howard CSlater, John YSlater, Robert ASlater, William J

Slaughter, Henry P . .

.

Slentz, Charles ESloan, Frank JSloat, Hirst JSmalley, Charles ESmallwood, Thomas.

.

Smart, James FSmeltzer. Jacob RSmith, A;]bert GSmith, Aloysius FSmith, Anna FSmith, Anna JSmith, Arthur CSmith, Asbury ASmith, Bernardin W..Smith, BirtSmith, Charles CSmith, Charles W. B..Smith, Christopher R.SiTiith, Cornelius LSmith, David .'.

.

Smith, Ella OSmith, Elmer HSmith, Emily MSmith, Emnia FSmith, Emma GSmith, Enoch MSmith, Frskine HSmith, Eugene DSmith, FrankSmith, Frank DSmith, Flora BSmith, George HSmith, Henry HSmith, James

Hoursem-

ployed.

1,2042, 524

2, 532

J

2, 498

J

2,52813652,374

2,8912, 4651,39142, 459"

1,5422, 4792,4832,6992, 2931,16113652, 469i2, 18912, 5092, 488

2, 707

2,564i2, 619i2, 581i2, 384i2, 504-1-

2, 512i2,460i2,20642,413"

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$688. 201, 518. 92891.12666. 76

1, 696. 78

1,800. 001,454. 46

1,031.90616. 44350. 87614. 75385. 49622. 74620. 97922. 33576. 50584. 95

2,000. 001,381.791, 099. 10

895. 981,347.

2, 543

2, 53042,344|2, 5592,532l,051i2, 60042,

527'

1,50012,5352,7742,473

6962,5522,5842,3332,517

1,294

J

2,2642,5112,7302,504

8664664'

1922,52041 3('5'

1,984

702. 45670. 17

1, 592. 29

1,397. 371,625. 21

1, 679. 291, 258. 75

1,476. 301,107. 75

1, 521. 72

909. 78886. 62

1, 180. 591,739. 57

1, 530. 90539. 11

2, 125. 351,596. 92

379. 431.528. 50

799. 551,489. 68

352. 351,668. 16

855. 79585. 47630. 50651. 65

1,132. 001,350. 92

646. 10218. 81359. 8548. 70

633. 12421. 53297. 58

2,552 641. 60617 155. 50

6031 191. 02

2,792 851. 32

2,364 1,612. 722.496 1,698. 632,5914 658. 432,400' 1,202. 00

2,512 654. 51

149i 37. 37

Days.

KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 353

No. 19.

—


Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

Amount earned.


Smith, Jerome BSmith, JesseSmith, John Dudley.

.

Smith, John ESmith, John JSmith, John PSmith, John S_

Smith, John WSmith, Joseph Edgar..Smith, Juha MSmith, Leon A i

Smith, Lucille ESmith, Margaret KSmith, Peter ASmith, Eosena L. E...Sm-ith, EudolphSmith, SamuelSmith; ShelbySmith, Solom'an ASmith, StephenSmith, Thomas HSmith, Warren ESmith, William ASmith, William ASmith, William HSmith, William Hen-nessey

Smith, William OSmith, WilhamESmithson, John VSmoak, Robert PSmoot, Amanda ESmoot, EdTvard DSmoot, Katherine V.

.

Smoot, William B. M.Smouse, George ESnodgrass, Oscar A '

Sno-^\-, FloraSnowden, John ESnyder, Susie BSollers, Beniamin F...Sollers, William ASoloman, EdwardSomers, Elizabeth M..Sommers, John PSonen, Bright RSongster, Thomas

|

Sothoron, Jessie ESoules, E zra C ;

Southwiek, Harvey J.JSower, Charles W

j

Sowerbutts, Robert P.!Sowers, James CSpaeth, Charles HSpalding, Mary TSpankler. RobertSparks, George CSparrow, Howard E .

.

Speaks, Mary J

Speelman, Martin R .

|

Spellman, Marie L i

Speisser. Mary ESpence, James FSpencer, Alfred ASpencer, Annie Ger-trude L

Spencer, CharlesSpencer, Frank RSpencer, John CSpencer, MauriceSpiggle. Claude ASpiker, Titus JSpinks, Alexander. .

.

Splann, Joseph F

10513—11-

1.399* ! $354.512,569" 733.121 365

I

1,262.782,535 1,523.162.500 ' 1,250.00

2,555^ 11,544.73

121I

210. 402,448 615.341.027* 359.05

16

2,4752,5092,5731,143|

570i784i

1,7262,4052, 536i1,543'

I

2,531 !

1 3(35

2.555j2, Odo

2,552-iI

162,4531

i

2,477* i

360*1

4. 00626. 98628. 50674. 56288. 93142. 61

198. 471,13L 66'84L74

1,350.98386. 99

1,352. 042.500. 001.752. 05883.59

1,707. 768.00

889. 70873. 48184. 60

3S44. 51

Name.Hoursem-

ployed.

2.413 1,213.50970. 31

833. 00

2.512 ! 628.502,121*

t1.084.96

1.2S0 i 320.002.479* ' 995.90

1 1 1-I4 1

1. G27r,r-'^i^-8«loS" ' 310.00

2. 520 : 8S4. 802,154 ;

1.487.76316*

1

80.32

2,446 611.712,197 1.114.382,530 1. 382.152,119* 1.271.702,561* 1,59LS29,5Q7' 762.002, 496 673. 682, 504 628. 402,385 . 1,453.79

-23

928. 65

Spottswood, James M.j

A i

Sprague, Norman C. . .

j

Spriggs, Hemyj

Spriggs, John WSpriggs, Margaret E...;Sprucebank, James '

Stack, Rose A:

Stadtler, Jacob '

Stagge. NeUie G;

Stanford, Claytonj

Stanford, William H..Stanford, Wilmer W .

.

Stanley, Edward P..J

Stanley, Gertrude M..j

Stanlej", Mary J:

Stanton, Charles E i

Stanton, John A !

Stark, Lewis i

Stark, William I

Starkes, Eugene HStarr, William R

!

Staudenmayer, Wil-liamH !

Steele, Dora LSteele, Ella E '

Steele, Grace V '

Steele, Philip Si

Stein, Josephine A i

Steker, Joseph;

Stelle, Joseph G ;

Stembler, George M. ..

;

Stenner, Robert EStephenson, Eugene T.Stephenson, John K..Stem, AmeliaStem, Gertrude

|

Stem, Louis E|

Steme, Addie MStevens, Edward JStevens, Grace EStevens, Horatio W. .

.

\

Stevens, Jane'

Stevens, Kate:

Stevens, Martin V. B.IStevens, Samuel W. . .|

Stewart, Alexander B.|Stewart, Andrew T...;Stewart, Benjamin F.

.

Stewart, Charles M '

Stewart, James F .....

!

Stewart, John Tj

Stewart, Maud EStewart, Walter CStickney, R. KStidham, Benjamin L.Stimpson, Sarah EStockman, Leonard R.

;

H : !

Stoddard, Hiram W...iStoek, Faith G !

Stolp, Louis WI

Stone, James F !

Stoops, Joshua BStough, Edwin LStout, Charles HS towell, John F !

Stratford, Thomas G..Strauss, William F....I

St^a^^^l. Howard Lj

Street, Frank W|

Stretch, Charles A.. ..;

Il Stribling, Cornelius K.i

1 129*

2,338"

2,54116

2, 449*2,389"

1,9202, 539*

2,512"

602^2,3052,5032. 4? 2*1 252870

1,7372,2142, 498*2, 509'

13652, 415

2, 5231

2,541*2,252"

2, 421*

Amount earned.

1702. 781,344.81650.48

4.00613. 62

1,43.3. 40513. 75893. 02

1, 509. 50305. 60847. 41

1,376.651,527. 54

}'

2,525

2, 492*2,493'

2,5282, 507*2, 515*2, 507'

8211 3641 2394621

'

2,012*2,812"

1,693*2, 54S*2,509"

1,8482,5082.5282,490*

888"

2,525822263*232|

55. 51

434. 241,343.12998.98

1,300.93720.00603. 74760.98

1,313. 65563. 00727. 95

1,270.85

2,575*1365"

2,5262,354

1,250.751,428.78

635. 191,714.831,511.431,259.50246.34745.35

i 432.36

511. 41

848.79424.68

1,315.34627. 49461. 98

1,505.28889.00762. 75222.80950. 92213. 9285.03

122. 10

880. 53900.00

1,434.761,409.80

2,472* 1,311.03'""720.00

13351 1.008.802,499* 1,381.832,524" 896.431 365 ' 720. 001,128 566.00990 442.38

1 361^; 890. 471364 718.00

32i

8.001365 2,000.002,531 1,723.742,542 1,723.13

556 ! 278.00

1 Days.


No. 19.

—


Name.

StrickrottjFrederickA.Strickrott, Louis BStriffler, JohnStrobel, James I

Stroh, Edwin BStrohmeyer, Eugene..Strong, FannieStrudley, Edward A.

.

Stuart, William MStuU, George HSturgis, John RSturm, Edward HSturtevant, Harry R..Stutsman, CharlesSuit, Louis FSullivan, Charles FSullivan, Edwin ASullivan, John CSullivan, John LSullivan, Richard C. .

.

Sullivan, Robert ESummers, Charles W..Summers, Robert W..Surguy, Arthur ESuthard, Harvey L. .

.

Sutton, George ASutton, Henry SSutor, Louis PSwain, Benjamin H. .

.

Swain, Emma JSwank, JohnSwann, Henry TSwarzman, Kate VSwayne, Emerson B .

.

Sweatt, Harold BSweeney, Catherine . .

.

Sweeney, Margaret A.

.

Sweeney, Martha L. .

.

Sweeney, William H..Sweet, Bessie OSweet, Riley ASweetman, Michael M.Swett, Ella ASwiggard, Agnes ESwiggett, Harry LSwinburne, Joseph B..Switzer, Margaret S . .

.

Sydnor, Ellen FSydnor, Mary CSymonds, Arthur J . .

.

Syphax, Lizzie BSzegedy, Emma GTabler, Edwm HTabler, Norval KTagart, Annie JTalbot, Maggie CTalbot, Percy JTalbott, Harrison H .

.

Talbott, William T...Tall, RichardTalley, MayTallman, George BTarmer, Bettie ATaimer, Charles BTanner, William B . . .

.

Tappan, Hiram RTappan, William F . .

.

Tarbox, Fred LTate, Elijah RTate, James RTaylor, Albert ETaylor, Casper RTaylor, Charles STaylor, David ATaylor, Harvey ATaylor, Herbert M

Hoursem-

ployed.

2, 569J1,372

9176161-

2, 517

419i2,51512,525'

403.|

2,52?2,5042,320^2,265|2, 529i2,038i2,50B2,4032, 502

5451 3652,5622, 524*1314"

2, 55812,514•2,204i

2,532'

2,5042,5422,4192, 5042,362*2, 446*2, 529*1 196

2,520*2,1991,667*2, 402*

2,778*2,278

3521,02U2.5262, 577*2, 227*2,549*2,5082,312*2,4552, 2491, 846*2,4811,7002, 294*

199*2, 541

3921 66

2, 504

2,5621,7332, 3872, 493*2,576*

162,5742,514*2,518*2,5422, 422

1,7952,622|

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$1,681.69692. 00137. 55110.97

1,281.00214.10631.28

1,287. 00202. 10

1,524.001, 502. 401,398.591,362.231,851.33511.82

1,255. 251,331.961,335.23

139. 74840. 00

.1,468.371,521.422, 135. 201,5'0.06

629. 71

649. 201,704. 241,252.001,441.15

604. 751,001.60

647. 54619. 05

1,648.98530. 56632. 36552. 15418. 05

1.441.74

1,354. 12

1,287. 17

91.20512.35

1,619.35773. 55556.87.707.80

1,533.13578. 43738. 00

1,124. 50540. 79620.24425.00

1, 147. 70101.75

1,436.8598.00

126. 001,371.96

Piece-work.

751.22869. 50598. 75

1, 593. 641,249.83

4.00761.01

1,261.751,547.871,924.961,390.471,058.251,251.64

$818.34

"992." 69

133. 72

773. 15

Name.

Taylor, Howard RTaylor, IraTaylor, James STaylor, Jesse MTaylor, John STaylor, Joseph HTaylor, Katherine V.

.

Taylor, Lemuel LTaylor, LewisTaylor, MelvinTaylor, RichardTaylor, RichardTaylor, Samuel WTaylor, Thomas ETaylor, Wallace HTaylor, WalterTaylor, Walter ETaylor, William LTaylor, William W....Teates, Clark WTeichman, FrederickC.,jr

Teller, Charles HTemplar, Harry WTenley^ayTerry, Harriet JTerry, Hynes ETerry, Kate STerry, Mary FTerry, Mary VTerry, Nellie RTerry, Walter HTerney, Ewald WTerwilliger, GeorgeTerwisse, Gerad TTextor, Frederick J . .

.

Thackara, Forest S . . .

.

Thayer, Courtney C.

.

Thayer, George HTheaker, NellieThixton, Rodney L..

.

Thomas, Arthur S . .

.

'.

Thomas, HenryThomas, JamesThomas, John RThomas, Joseph AThomas, Lewis WThomas, Lizzie MThomas, Owen HThomas, Philip WThomas, Robert CThomas, R. Clayton.

.

Thomas, William D...Thompson, AloysiusR

Thompson, Charles H.Thompson, Charles RThompson, Frank M.

.

Thompson, Harriet A.Thompson, HarryThompson, HarryThompson, Ivy FThompson, John LThompson, Joseph M.

.

Thompson, OliverThompson, SolomonH.,jr

Thompson, Stanley E

.

Thomson, AlfredThorn, Benjamin T...Thorn, Lillian SThorn, OteliaThome, Charles EThorne, John MThorne, Thomas SThornton, Addie L

Hoursem-

ployed.

2, 447*2, 503*2,

115"

316*596*

2,503*2, 497"

1,043*2, 5.55*

2, 476*2,7362, 229*214*

1,9522,4812,508920722

2, 5172,544

2, 509

2, 480*2, 524312

2, 429*1 354^52.502

2, 497*2,242*

467"

2, 502157

2, 540

2, 525

2, 51-7

2. 535*2, 5752,5682, 505*

216

2, 520

2,1162, 532346801*155*

1,7492,580*

400"

2, 565*244"

2, 506

2, 329258

1,248*2,

625"

1 3652, 7552, 896

2, 490*16"

2,5452, 525

2, 237*1.4332.5662, 502*2, 349

1682, 5392, 511

366*2,503

Amount earned.

Time-work.

.$1,269.85

1,502. 10

1, 332. 71

162. 60152. 12

1,131.39739.50318.38649. 27702.94892. 18558.00109. 75488.99

1,000.32628. 12460.00397. 10

1,513.201,005.01

1, 256.

995.

1, 706.

78.

607.

970.

625.

624.

584.

119.

1,253.155.

1,399.

1,267.1,271.

1,680.

1,026.

1,756,

1,503.130.

1,389.575.

636.

86.

200.

78.

417.

789.

104.

1,161.1.30.

1, 259.

815. 2390. 30

375. 75

1,611.46446. 85770.50

1, 193. 68622.87

8.001, 286. 001,405.53

216. 141,461.66625.62588. 4642.00

1, 306. 70734.9191.85

626.06

1 Days

.


No. 19.

—


Name.

Thornton, George W.

.

Thornton, Jennie L. .

.

Thornton, John A. B .

Threlkeld, GranvilleM

Throckmorton, M. I...

Thrush, John H. W. .

.

Thurston, Charles A .

.

Tibbitts, James ETignor, ClarenceW . .

.

TUghman, Amelia L.

.

Tilghman, JesseTilley, Stephen BTilley, Thomas GTillman, Percy DTilp, Charles ETimberlake, RichardL

Tisdale, NatTisdel, Alton PTiverny, Ida VTiverny, TheophilToles, NelsonToUiver, Sidney J

ToUiver, AViUiam E . .

.

Tolson, Herbert STolson, Stella

Tomlin, Joseph I

Tomlinson, Ida MTompkins, Andrew T.Tompkins, Cath. A. .

.

Tompkins, Charles E .

Tompkins, Frances H.Tompkins, HendersonF

Tong, MildredToomey, William E...Topham, Richard B ..

Toppen, Alfred WTosh, Alexander. . . . .

.

Towers, Mark E .....

.

Town, Henry CTowner, Henry MTownsend, Francis S..

Townsend, Robert L..Towse, Elizabeth A . .

.

Toy, James CToy, James MTrammeU, Jay VTravis, Charles NTravis, Thomas JTrefts, AUieTretler, Harry UTrogner, Charles FTrometer, George H...Trudgian, Josiah B . .

.

True, William FTruss, Robert ATuck, Frank ATucker, Arthur FTucker, Clinton RTucker, Thomas W . .

.

Tuite, JohnTune, Lucy ATune, Thomas ETunneU, Kate STunnicliff, John STuohy, Thomas FTubervUle, George R.L

Turkenton, MaryTurner, Harriett BTurner, James A. D...Turner, William A. H,Turner, William H

Hoursem-

ployed.

2, 35312,4562,525

2,559

1 3132, 5252,503i

2,890|

2,574i2,5182, 509i2,517

16464

2,4312,7081 365

2,497i365

2,511

2,509i376

2,524i

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$927. 04615. 24

1,267.00

1,288.70

2,165§

680i1 2802,3581.675

2,428i1.065

2,5381 365667^

2,3882,4202,5252,5472,443

7641 3641

l,900i2,331i

363

2,502i2,503i2,503i2,006i2,336i13652,562

591

J

2, 557J1,409

J

2,442i

2,5552,5772,2562,5122,534*2,472"

2,510J976

13652,466

?, 233i

2,081i2,568i2,573i2,299§

1,872. 731,267.001,541.971,013.23

711.45642. 09

1,272. 07894. 454.80

242. 00

609. 27737. 78

2, 500.00631.21720. 00734. 97629.6096. 70

633. 37

1,233.10

\773.21

1, 179. 00383; 18

1, 626. 63266. 25

1,302.17720. 00333. 75

1,343.64954. 64

1,267.001,733.301,326.80

382. 00820. 19

1,085. 75582.87716. 00723. 19876. 22

1,415.731.007.701,408. 30910.82

2,064.28148. 87

1,440. 98708. 75612.92

1,541.461,554.88

789. 75660. 98

1,273.70618. 00899. 85247. 12720. 00

1,479.60

781. 71

527. 13

1,556.521,300.88

651. 59

Piece-work.

S880. 72

902. 89

210.46

904. 59

Name.

Tuttle, George ATiTttle, Lewis C ..." ...

.

Tyler, Benjamin FTyler, Reuben HTyrell, Carrie LTyson, Chas. BUnderwood, EarlUnkefer, Alvin CUUrich, WiUiam F....Urban, Anna MUrner, NinaUtz, Henry AVan Arsdale, IdaVan Bibber, WiUiamH

Van de Bogerfc, Her-bert

Van Deventer, B. L...Van Deventer, Martha

JVan Hoesen, Frederick,Van Horn, Albert C . . .

:

Van Matre, Kate|

Van Ness, Wade H . . . . 1

Van Overmeer, Josephj

PI

Vanarsdell, JamesW . .|

Vance, Alice R i

Vandercook George B . I

Vagt, Charles J;

Varbeck, Lucy;

Vaughan, Richard T..Veach, James E ;

Vernon, Jonas \

Verrosso, Tony|

Vesper, Charles W i

Vipond, Benjamin L. .

!

Virgin, Lovina MVirgin, Minnie CVliet, Clarence JVoehl, Nicholas J ....

.

Vogel, Conrad TVogelweyd, Nannie. .

.

Vogler, William MVogt, Louis CVonderau, Nora CVon Ostermann,George F

Vose, Elizabeth AWaddelle, AlonzoWaddey, Jennie EWade, CharlesWade, Henry WWade, John JWade, Margaret LWade, Thomas LWadsworth, Arthur J.Wagenlander, George..Waite, Fannie WWakely, MarionWalde, William G....Walker, Archibald K.

.

Walker, Edwin HWalker, Elizabeth H.

.

Walker, Ewell CWalker, Fred SWalker, Mary EWall, Stephen RWallace, Flla MWallace, Frank CWallace, Frank SWallace, James KWallace, Percy SWallace, WiUiam W .

.

Waller, Caesar GWaller, John

Amount earned.

2,4991, 186i

2, 41542,3781

16

2,547| 1,340.42

1,340.09780. 14

2, 47213652,5552,4511365715

2,5172, 5471-

2,485i2,26412,44413652,468*2,

504"

2,16913652,1492, 52942, 397l-2,564"

2,46313652,52513132,5132, 324*

3S6"2.504

625. 99723. 64

1,481.41595. 35

4.00

Days,


No. 19.

—


Name.

Waller, William C ...

.

Walmsley, EdwinWalpole, Frank HWalsh, David MWalsh, Harry AWalsh, JeremiahWalsh, John EWalsh, KatherineWalsh, Mary AWalsh, Patrick AWalsmith, William F

.

Walston, John RWalters, AnnieWalters, Daniel R . . .

.

Walton, David SWalton, Frances VWalton, Stephen T. .

.

Waple, John FWard, Arthur RWard, Christopher J .

.

Ward, Frank J

Ward, Ritchie FWard, Thomas VWare, Horace BWare, John MWaring, Marshall C. .

.

Warner, Edwin NWarner, Samuel JWarren, Charles NWarren, Francis EWarren, Sanford M . .

.

Warwick, Joanna F. .

.

Washington, Charles AWashington, Edward.Washington, James. .

.

Washington, Robert.

.

Washington, Samuel..Washington, WilliamH

Washington, WilliamWWashington, Willis W.Waterman, Jason

Waterman, Thomas J.

Waters, Edwin RWaters, Eva LWaters, John WWaters, Mary A ,

Waters, Mary CWatkins, Harry AWatkins, Herbert A .

.

Watkins, NicholasWatson, Alexander J.

Watson, Blair FWatson, James MWatson, Joseph CWatson, MarshallWatt, Frederick J....Watt, William W....Watts, Henry W., jr..

Watts, Lewis DWatts, Nathaniel G .

.

Wayson, John EWayson, Mary AWeaber, George TWeaver, John MWeaver, MyrtleWeaver, Spurgeon H..Webb, Arthur CWebb, Elias S ,

Webb, Henry C ,

Webb, John'CWebb, John SWebb, Walter HWeber, Frederick E.

.

Hoursem-

ployed.

2, 5022,5102, 494

2, 618

2,092i2, 508i2, 577'

2,49142,5042, 598^2, 586

2,403Jr,320*2, 539i

1, 3601-

2,587'

, 536i

2, 49942,

556'

1,1302,5052,5082,5042, 525J

103i400

2,3801365

2, 5231616

2,5242, 1641-

2, 553J

2, 504

1,9792, 317J151

2,37912,5482, 504

2,475i2,486*

2,430i368

2, 264

2, 503i2, 575J

256l,897i2, 541|

5801,051|

16

511

1

2,5424

2, 568|858

2,4962,5042,4991, 1712,4962,5362, 52612, 40742,502'

2, 53642,501'

2, 4604

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$1, 512. 931,255. 551,247. 001,477.71

603. 81

1, 376. 59

1, 739. 73

642. 361,252.001, 632. 47

802. 51

601. 08355. 69

1,535. 19

368. 71

1,669.931,139.91

643. 49988. 69

1, 537. 39

1,438. 53282. 48

1, 289. 71

1,291.98900. 80

1,421.3326. 87

200.001,476.011, 600. 00

759. 604. 004. 80

632. 00671. 30719. 47

751.20

532. 22580. 35

^1,728. 80

1,564.641,252.00

620. 25616. 62

607. 62240. 52

1,249.551,627.271, 758. 30

102. 401,169.911, 530. 30

146. 40264. 12

2. 88155. 85948. 15

1,531.86437. 45624. 00

1,252.001,415.09

350. 30687. 68

1,545.841, 432. 30

1, 446. 92

1,251.00721.16

1,295.501,234. 25

Piece-work.

$739. i

934.72

Name.

Weber, Henry WWeber, Mary KWeber, Philip H., jr.

.

Weber, William H....Webster, Alphonzo. .

.

Webster, Charles FWebster, Elmer MWebster, Georgiana...Webster, Nellie BWebster, Ozia SWebster, William F...Weeks, Cornelius CWeeks, Lafayette D . .

.

Weeks, SarahWeidlich, RobertWeidman, Godfrey F.

.

Weidman, Jacob M. .

.

Weinstein, David D...Weir, ThomasWeiss, William JWeitzel, John BWelborn, Eugene B...Welch, Alice MWelch, Annie MWelch, FranklinWelch, George FWelch, Walter AWells, Charles WWells. Emma SWells', Harry LWells, Madge EWelsh, Charles BWelsh, Charles HWelsh, Emory CWelsh, Norris RWelsh, William LWendal, Isaac HWernecke, FrederickM

Weser, Rosa RWesley, James HWest, Annie MWest, Clarence MWest, Israel MWest, James AWest, Joseph FWest, John WWest, Marion TWest, William AWeston, Charles FWeston, Frederick F..Weston, Herbert R. .

.

Westray, Benjam.in J..

Wetmore, George W..AYetzel, Emil PWeyand. Henry SWhalen,'John tWhalev, MargaretWhall," Edward GWhallev, Harrv CWhallev, Isabella R...Wheat,' EUM.'Wheeldon, I/orenzo D.Wheeler, GeorgeWheeler, HazardWheeler, James HWheeler, I,eta MWheeler, Raymond S.Whelan, Jennie CWhipps, William W.

.

Whitacre, AlbertWhitaker, James H. ..

White, Alice RWbite, BernardWhite, Carl VanWhite, Chester S

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,584 U, 622.

2,5252,5561,3548221

2,525

1, 701i

2,4802, 4991 3652,5331 317-8,

1 3652,4952,5131 362f2,55212,5372,518|2,504

2,53612,6002,5382,504l,539i2,52513392, 52341 313"

2, 42042,

490'

2,5252, 540

2,4432,54442,56842,45812,3722,53212,5792,52512,31142,547'

2,4902,5044

103'

2,1222,53342,41612,2992, 568J2. 5951

2,2922. 470?,

2;504"

2,5122, 58242,524'1 3552,5072, 52842,41511,519'

2,5001232

2,51116

1,17242,556'1 113

Amount earned.

Time-work.

1,267.

1, 674.

405.

411.

1,320.

491.

1, 240.

1,249.

0001,529.

625.

1, 183.

1, 666.

1, 407.

925.

789.

1,27L1,681.

733.

1,712.35699. 55645.09

1,252.

597.

1,268.

1,113.

1,296.

1, 992.

947.

873.

1,267.

1,025.

1,678.

645.

770.

615.

594.

635.

2, 092.

758.

581.

896.

622.

1, 802.

561.

791.

661.

1,333.

1,038.

1, 672.

645.

573.

1, 489.

582.

629.

1,76L1. 536.

875.

1,253.636.

1,214.976.

632.

81.

1,321.

590.

1,329.207.

Days.

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35'

^o. 19.

—

Statement shoming the names of persons em-ployed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Amoont earned. Amount earned.

\ Hoars HoursName. em- Xame. em-

ployed. Time- Piece- ployed. Time- Piece-work. work. work.

White, DoTle CTThiie, Edna SWhile, Edward A"Wliite, Franfe: LWhite, Frederick A.-

White, Granville S...

White, Hemy OWhite, James CWhite. Lvle CWhite. MarvWhite. Mar DWnite. Robert HWhite, WiUiam F. P..While, Waiiam JWhitford, George A . .

.

Whitford, Victor L. . . .

Whitdiead, FrederickN

Whiiham, Lewis H.Whiting, AlbertWhitington. KingWhitley. Eh

[

Whitlock, James AWhitman, Edgar CWhitman, Edgar O.-.lWhitman, Florence.. .1

WhitmcHe, Willard 3..|

Whittaker, Horace W.Whittaker. WalterWhitted, Frank UWhittemore, Everett

\

S -

Whittington. GeorgeW \

Whittle, Georse I

Whvte. wmismWiSer-. Lillian E I

Wi^rin Zli-;rth A..Wiiorz. ; HWHeox. iii-i:-::

Wild. Ed-ari S

Wilev, Jazir; HWUev. PMIiiD WWilhehn, ChariesWllhelm, Cora E

!

Wilkerson. George i

Wilkes, Helen A[

Wilkes, William GWilfcins. Franklin P .

.

Wilkins. James HWilkinson. Albert '

W=:Vin5-". KiTTT^:--:i:i5:-. -.-srphT..T^'i:>L::^:z . -iijiias.srWiii. Frrie-iek D.....Willard. Clayton E....Wmet. Anna MWillett, Ida M. (Ede-hn)

Willey, Edward SI

Willhoit, Angostus L

.

Williams, Alfonso E...Williams, Arthur J. . .

.

Williams, Burr GWilliams, Charles AWilliams, Oiarles H...

Wflhams, Charles H. .

.

Williams, CharlesW .

.

Wilhams, Clarence E .

.

WiUiams, Clifton L

.

Williams, DanielWilliams, Fred BWilliams. George CWilBams, Howell T...

2, 1961 $1,187.052,019 504.97881

I

528.802,4M

I

1,467.302,518 ! 1,437.35

{ "iS } 221.31

2,484|I

1,244-752,888 I

860.522,262

!

1,13L00

2,543 1,700.14

13652,277|1.9102.-530

1,29913492,5732..555t

720.00570.61.271.83702.10326.75690.00

2,53.51

1,€75|2,53(^2,3^2,531*1.365

2,14011971,2422,5222,567|2,5202,451i

136513652,5042,5151

637.27405.28

1,295.34611-64

1,904.291,600.00 I

1,074.50

\ 654.78

732.041,490.791,517.071,311.83720.00 [.

1,800.00 -

1,502.40 -

WiUiams, JamesWilliams, James EWilUams, John CWilliams, John HWilliams, Jolm TWiUiams, Joseph.Williams, JoseohWiUiams 7 - :

~. .

Wimams. :: ^

WiJliams, i :

WiUiams , ir r r - . r . .

.

Williams. Saniuei R .

.

WiUiams, Thomas C .

.

WiUiams, Sylvester E.WiUiamson", Isaac D .

.

WilUamson, Liz/ie C.

.

WiUinsham, Alexan-der if

Wmis. Charles 5WiUis. Frank MWiMis, JamesWiUis. Theodore P. C.WUis. Joim WWUls. Thomas HWUIs. Thomas SWihaeth, Warner L...Wilson, Anna CWilson, Blanche LWilson, Charles HWilson. Charles RWilson. Frank DWilson. GanttWilson, George GWilson. Harnson FWUson. JamesWUson. John CWUson. John EWUson, Jo^^^r-: r.:z:r

WU<on. J .:: .

.

WUson. Ma: .r zWUson. Marj EWUson. Omar L•WUson. XelieWUson. Robert CWUson. T. HWilson. WUliamWilton. WiUiam CWilver. Edward JWinfield, Emery R...Wing. Clinton FWinne, Edward LWinne, Walter WWinslow, Charles A...Winslow. Richard A-.Winsey. Herbert.Winston, EdwardWinston. Lewis BWinston. Mason .\

Winters. AugustusWinters. LouisWise, MajyWise, Samuel GWise. WUUam EWithaU. Judson JWitzel. JuhusWolfe, EUasWood, .A.Uce GWood. Amos LWood. Clarence OWood. Edward JWood. JamesWood, James MWood, John HWood. John LWood. Warren CWoodeU, Erastus H. .

.

2442,5492,1962,4U2, 394§152

1,017§2,555

2,494J2,571626i

2,575'

2,mi2,5342,2932,4001

2,56142,509*2,537i

2, 4494^487"

2:^2,5122,-559

2, .5214

2,12942,525'

2,5282,5258114

2,74342,576|1,84041,5564

I

657I

2,562iI

1,654 !

2,3454 I

2,5574 I

2,616"

2,52SI

416i

2,-3584

2.538136.5

2,^2.6214

i

2,-514'

2,55048

2,5602,2622,4486144221'

93441,25742,-503"

2.-537

»3ol|2,5242,50742,7504

$62-20808.87549.11,446.60,551.7081.80257.37

151.62840. 17

1,458.05 .

1,256.75 .

1,525.17 \.

617. ()6

1,395.82 .

155.94 .

1,25.8.00 .

709-43 .

1,525.91 .

1,207.05 .

760.20 .

635.00 .

1,267.00 .

223.47 .

746.38 I.

1,448.39 .

1,108-57 i.

389.32 i.

394.20 t.

645.02

i,'562.'46"

423.79

$794.88

1,503.60702-20

1,524.0074.88

591. S71.000. '-^

2.-50S

135942.2SS13652,51342,50546534

2.55442,4954

1.3V'2.ol

1,258.201,282.20

12.00644.05741. S9668.95156.3156.50246.82715.04625.75

1,633.731,210.491.502.401.256.331.70-3.22

590. S21. 258. 001.-575. SS1.376.64

720.001.514.981.004.42169.10

1,430.10SSO.IS

1 Days,


No. 19.

—

Statement showing the names of -persons employed in the public printing andbinding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, etc.—Continued.

Name.

Wooden, John CWoodford, Edward 11.

Woodford, Eugene B .

Woodgate, George J. .

.

Woodland, Joseph W

.

Woodruff, Priseilla C .

Woodward, Charles li.

Woodward, Luther. .

.

Woolford, Lawrence .

.

Woolnough, Charles WWooUs, StephenWoolsey, EmmaWormley, Estelle M..Worrell,' Maude MWren, Howard PWrenn, John LWright, Anna TWright, Benjamin C.

.

Wright, Charles MWright, Charles PWright, Frank EWright, Henry HWright, John FWright, WilUam H..

.

WuesthofE, Frederick

.

Wyman, Hester AWynn, James WWynne, James HYater, Charles B

Hoursem-

ployed.

2,4592,5482,486*2,403"

2,7281 3551662|

2,499809

2; 51113652, 410J1,112364

1,9112,690i

2,488

l,599i-

2,56U2, 482'

2, 578

J

13652,2762,5322,508

Amount earned.

Time-work.

$1,234.640.

697.

1, 463.

775.

484.

333.

1,374.204.

1,383.

1,000.604.

283.

95.

496.

1,693.646.

799.

1,626.620.

1,557.

1,400.579.

1,272.

1,258.

672i

2,290J2,5841

168.

718.

1,683.

Piece-work.

$594. 58

624. 81

Name.

Yates, Eugenia AYates, Harry BYates, Sadie BYauchler, Harry JYeabower, Annie M...Yenny, John PYokum, James JYoung, Chas. EYoung, David AYoung, Elmer E >

.

Young, Howell DYoung, James EYoung, Mangus TYoung, RobertYoung, Scott KYoung, William HYoung, WilUs EYoungs, Howard W...Zachary, Austin LaceyZalvidea, Juan AZeigler, Bessie LZeigler, Harry WZiegler, Charles JZimmerman, Corwin EZimmerman, Robert HZirwes, JohnZook, Alice MZuck, Frank

Amount earned.

Hoursem-

ployed- Time-work.

2,52513652,585

$1,267.001,200.001,267.00

2,525i

2,50413652,56412,5352,5152,9162, 1341-

877*2,524'

16

2,539*1 365'

9982,407

2,570i1,1672,4852, .502

2,5412,327§

759.531,252.003,194.28

696. 171,544. 721, 509. 931,228.59971.89194. 39

1,271.454.00

1,533. 831,400. 00

172. 55963. 20

Piece-work.

$921. 41

2,205.301,439. 09

599. 201,243.001,124. 02

726. 341,168. 87

1 Days.

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No. 20.

—

Detailed statement of appropriations made for the Government Printing Officeandfor public printing and binding for the years 1876-1912, inclusive—Continued.

RECAPITULATION.

Year.

18761877187818791880188118821883188418851886 ,

1887 ,

1888 ,

1889 ,

18901891 ,

1892 ,

18931894189518961897189818991900190119021903190419051906190719081909191019111912

Total

Total specific

appropriations(Table 1).

$17,

17,

15,

15,

15,

15,

16,

16,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

18,

58,

360,

340,

340,

415,

435,

1, 104,

617. 60671. 17400. 00600. 00600. 00600. 00100. 00461.64300. 00300. 00300. 00300. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00100. 00200. 00200. 00450. 00650. 00650. 00650. 00650. 00650. 00790. 00790.00358. 00904. 00404. 00

Total appro-priations for

miscellaneouspurposes(Table 2).

$103,187.501,310. 84

300. 00

17,500. 00

3, 000. 0022,500.00

32,

7,

4,

5,

5,

8,

82,

121,

160,

45,

225,

351,

775,

1,304.

367. 50000. 00475. 00517. 60000. 00000. 00320. 00121. 90000. 00622. 00866. 00165.53000. 00000. 0024. 80

126. 0015,120. 80

38. 001,013.831,863.572, 100. 00

5,497,796.41 3,295,540.87

Total appro-priations for

public printingand binding(Table 3).

$1,665,1,524,

1,673,

1, 572,

1,917,

2,000,

2, 613,

3,295,2, 720,

2,512,2, 708,

2,440,2, 474,

2, 876,

,737,

,531,

,563,

,220,

,605,

,422,

,450,

2

3

3

3

3

3

3

4

3, 668,

4, 101,

4, 582,

5, 014,

5, 872,

6, 028,

6, 656,

6, 081,

6, 034,

5,266,5,678,

5,770,

4, 800,

4, 691,

4,581,

507. 66737. 50950. 00000. 00750.00300.00079. 70436. 15

000. 00660.00327. 60408. 20994. 30825. 70132. 60500. 00284.50664.20100. 47983. 33670.00020. 00000. 00100. 00550. 00250. 00050. 00450. 00637. 82395. 82145. 82073. 68703. 49500. 00330. 00730. 00230.00

Grand total.

$1, 683,

1,542,

1, 689,

1, 690,

1, 934,

2, 016,

2, 629,

3,311,2,755,2,530,

2, 729,

2,481,2, 493,

2,927,2, 762,

3,554,3,586,3,243,3,631,3,523,

3,589,4,214,3,731,

4, 345,

4, 951,

5,807,7, 194,

6, 047,

6,715,6,442,

6,389,

5, 606,

6, 095,

6,208,5,904,

5, 674,

5,547,

125.26408. 67350.00787.50660. 84200. 00179.70897. 79800. 00960. 00627. 60208. 20094. 30293. 20232. 60075. 00902. 10764.20200. 47403.33891. 90120. 00722. 00066. 00915. 53450.00500. 00124. 80287. 82171. 82916. 62761. 68507. 32153.57688.00734. 00634. 00

138, 390, 478. 54 147, 183, 815. 82

No. 21.

—

Statement shovnng the total cost of machinery {by divisions) now in use in the

Government Printing Office.

PubUc Printer $7, 884. 95

Storekeeper 14,868.69Public documents 8, 815. 21

Buildings 271,618.26Work 5,014.60Cutting and packing 6, 825. 70Linotype 297, 044. 88Monotype ; 437, 260. 19

Postal card 50, 689. 37

Money order 42,916.53Foundry 88,994.30Job 8, 744. 80Document 1, 562. 55

Library printing 22, 987. 06War 10.397.81

Navy 6,422.00State , 5,722.00National Museum 1 , 908. 50

Patent Office 295.00

Press 614, 724. 00

Bindery 393,414.23

Library bindery 6, 269. 60

The Adjutant General's Office 445. 00

Senate Library 280.55

Pension 1,150.00

Total 2,306,255.78


REPORT OF THE MEDICAL AND SANITARY OFFICER.

Washington, October 28, 1911.

Sir: Herewith will be found a statement showing the number of cases, both medicaland surgical, arising during the working hours of the office, receiving treatment orobtaining relief in the Government Printing Office emergency room, together with alist of the employees receiving compensation, under the act of Congress, for the fiscal

year ended June 30, 1911.

A total of 961 siu-gical cases and 1,142 medical cases is presented for the year's

work. Attention is respectively called to the large nuinber of redressings (990), whichrepresent subsequent treatments rendered after the initial injury, thus following,

for all concerned, the economic policy laid down whereby the employee is enabled to

remain at his work when such is possible or practical.

Permission is asked to inaugurate a custom of vaccinating any employee, upon thelatter's application (adopting, in such instances, the United States Army standard),who may have been exposed to typhoid fever in his own home or other places, thusinsuring not only protection to himself but to his fellow workmen as well.

Such a procedure presents, in addition, economic features from a wage-earning or

industrial point of view in that the Government retains the services of the employee,who must otherv/ise absent himself, and the workman is saved his wages as well as

the attendant risk of life with consequent suffering and other sequelae with necessarily

wide ramifications.

Respectfully, . Wm. J. Manning, M. D.,

Medical and Sanitary Officer.

The Public Printer.

No. 22.

—

Statement showing surgical and medical cases treated in Government Printing

Office emergency room, July 1, 1910 to June 30, 1911.

SURGICAL CASES.

Re-turnedto work.

Senthome.

63

782

22

9

9

165

4441

5

1

1

9

9

6

81

1

1

115 17

13

151

1

4

3

2

4

3

1

1

3

39

48541

11

5

10

14

1

1

51

1

22

1

Incised wounds:Right handLeft handRight forearmLeft forearmRight leg

FaceScalp

Total

Lacerated wounds:Right handLeft handRight forearmLeft forearmRight footLeft legFace ^

Scalp

Total

Lacerated and contusedwounds:Right handLeft handRight forearmLeft forearmRight leg

Left footFace :

Total

Contused wounds:Right handLeft handBoth handsRight forearmLeft forearmRight leg

Left leg

Both legs

Re-turnedto work.

Contused wounds—Continued.Right footLeft footRight sideLeft side :

PelvisFaceBackScalpContusion to left forearmwith injury to radialnerve

Right shoulderLeft ankle, leg and wrist

Total

Infected wounds:Right handLeft handRight forearm.Left forearm..

.

Right footLeft footFace

Total.

Sprains:Right wrist

'

Left wrist i

Right ankleI

Left ankleRight thumb ;

Left thumb|

First finger, right hand I

Right knee[

Right shoulderLigament of right foot I

Ligament of right hip|

Ligaments of right knee !

Ligaments of left foot \

Muscles of right sidei

Muscles of left side|

210

IDS

Senthome.

24


No. 22.

—

Statement showing surgical and medical cases treated in Government PrintingOffice emergency room, July 1, 19JO, to June 30, 1911—Contmued.

SURGICAL CASES—Continued.

Re-turnedto work.

Senthome.

Re-turned

lf\J WUlA.a

Senthome.

bprains—Continuea.Muscles of right forearm. . .

.

2Fractures:

Fourth and fifth ribs, rightside1 1 1

Muscles of back, with lacera-tion of left hand 1 1

Sixth, seventh and eighth

Great toe, left footTotal 69 19 Compound fracture, great

toe, right foot, withlacerationBurns: 1

First degree—5

Great and second toe, right1

Left hand 8 Third and fourth distalphalanx, left handBoth hands 1 1 1

2 Foiorth metacarpal, righthand1 1 1

1 Second phalanx, left thumb.Second phalanx, second

finger, right hand

1

1 1

Acid burn, both eyesLime biu^n, both eyes

Potash burn, right eye.

.

2 2 I

1

2

1

1

21

External condyle humerus.Third and fourth metatarsalright foot crushed 1

Ammonia bmn,left eye. 1 1 Compound fracture, secondphalanx, second toe, right

26 10 '

Lower J ulnaSecond degree

—

11 3Third finger, left hand,crushed off at first joint. .

.

Fracture cuneiform and1

128

2

1

5 Fracture, second phalanx,fourth finger, right hand.

.

3 1

Left foot 1

1 1 17 17Face 2

Miscellaneous:Concussion of brainTotal 43 6

Abrasion of corneaForeign bodies removed:

Eye 98Umbilical hernia (reduced)

.

Inguinal hernia (reduced). .

.

Rupture of vein, left fore-arm

15 4Throat 4

13

Left hand 26 Ulcer of corneaRight foot 1 Acute arthritisLeft foot 1 Septicaemia 2 2Ear 1

1 Total 24 10

Total 145 Grand total 961 118

MEDICAL CASES.i

Acute indigestionAcute pharyngitisDiarrheaEnteralgiaTrifacial neuralgiaCephalgiaDysmenorrheaMenorrhagiaHaemoptysisAcute myalgiaTonsilitis

Acute gastritis

EnteritisSyncopeAcute laryngitisEpistaxisIntercostal neuralgia.

.

Lead colic

Nervous coUapseThreatened apoplexy.Conjunctivitis

167 103790

105 347111 267 3

12 31 1

489 51 1

9 9426

6

9 1

11 44 2

11 56 6

53 2

GastralgiaAcute bronchitisOtalgiaTachycardiaPleurodyniaHeart failure 2

Heat exhaustionUremiaEpileptic fits

VertigoCerebral hemorrhage .•

HysteriaAcute cystitis •.

OdontalgiaUncertain of diagnosisPtomain poisoningLa grippeMumpsInternal hemorrhage (cancer of

stomach)Pernicious vomiting

34

263

9 22 1

18 1714 102 23 323 3

2 28 1

3 1

5321 - 164 420 13

4 4

1

4

1 Only the acute conditions arising from any chronic ailment, diiring working hours, and listed below,received treatment as provided by law.

2 Two deaths, heart failure (rupture in both instances).

EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEK. 367

No. 22.

—

Statement showing surgical and medical cases treated in Government PrintingOffice emergency room, July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911—Continued.

MEDICAL CASES—Continued.

Re-turnedto work.

Senthome.

Pneumonia • 2 ' 2

Nervousness I 12 ; 1

Melancholia 1 I 1

Dysentery I 2 ! 1

Neuritis 1 i 1

Pseudo angina pectoris I 1

Anuriaj

3 2

Pulmonary congestion i 1 1

Acute Brights;

2 2Pleurisy

[1 1

Quarantined, contagious diseases 32 32Acetanilid poisoning (headache

|

I)Owders) ' 2 2

Shock (electric)

MalariaAcute dilatation of the heart

Grand total

Total surgical cases.Total medical cases.

Total surgical redressing.

Re-ttunedto work.

1,142

9611,142

2, 103

Senthome.

204

Iso. 23,

—

Statement showing amounts paid to employees of the Government Printing

Office under the Government employees' liability actfrom July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911.

Ash, Matthew S732. 00Bair, Bert E 63. 00Benjamin, Miriam 48. 00Bone, Augustus 72. 85Borst, Jennie A 71. GOCamatella, Salvator 27. 50Cornish, Joseph S 88. 65Cousins, Wallace J 204. 00Cox, Clinton R 106. 47Damery, John 92. 40Donaldson, Albert 96. 60Dunn, Robert A. S 58.45Edwards, John W 44. 80Erickson, Lars W 35. 00Gorman, John J 105. 00Gribben, E dward 109. 12Gjman, Brendan 136. 40Hayes, John 40. 80Hill, Gus W 42. 00Johnson, James 55.00Johnson, John A 35.00Kearney, Henry S 52. 00Kendrick, George R 120. 00Leonard, Annie F 34.00Loeffel, Howard R 95. 62Lomax, Clifford 95. 90Lusby, Milford E 99. 37McKenna, Estelle 89.89

Martin, Jennie T $26. 08Mills, James T 34. 35Moncure, William B 53. 20Morgan, Webster 314.00Neely , David R . P 42. 00Page, George N 68.60Palmer, Samuel H 30. 00Peters, Robert G 48.00R eynolds, R obert 58. 00Rotenburv, Lucy H 40.92Schulze, Paul C 74.85Shea, Timothy 120.08Smith, Anna F 43.20Smith, Emma F 39.55Smith, John S 464. 20Smith, Thomas H 99. 88Smoot, William B. M 38.07Suthard, Harvey L 57.00Taylor, Richard 44.00Taylor, Walter E 194. 50Tyler, Reuben H 38.00Verrosso, Tony 30.50Webster, Ozias S 86.05White, Henry O 72. 00Williams, John C 28. 00

Total 4,995.85

No. 24.

—

Statement shovjing expenditures on account of traveling expenses during the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.

Name. Date of trip. Destination. Purpose.

Sam'l B. Donnelly Sept. 19, 1910..

.

Do Sept. 3(>-0ct.

1910.Do Mar, 16-19, 1911.

Edward S. Moores Nov. 14, 1910.Henry C. McFarland. . . Sept. 19, 1910.

Do i Sept. 26, 1910.Joseph A. Fenton Sept. 19, 1910.J. K. Wallace Oct. 4-9, 1910.

C. C. Weeks Nov, 14, 1910.

.

Do Oct. 27, 1910...Do Dec. 7, 1910...Do Jan. 7, 1911....

W. R. Metz Mar. 5-8, 1911.R. J. Allen Mar, 5-7, 1911.

Richmond, Va To inspect pressSt. Louis A.ttend sessions of Interna-

tional Cost Congress.Springfield, Mass. . Inspect card-banding ma-

chine.Baltimore , Md Purchase horsesRichmond, Va Inspect pressPlainfield, N. J doRichmond, Va doSt. Louis Attend sessions of Interna-

tional Cost Congress.Baltimore, Md Purchase horses

do dodo dodo do

Dayton, Ohio Inspect pumping enginedo do

Amount.

322. 35

SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF

DOCUMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 191 1.

Government Printing Office,Office of the Superintendent of Documents,

October 2, 1911.

Sir: In accordance with the provisions of section 61 of the generalprinting act, approved January 12, 1895, it becomes my duty to sub-mit herewith my annual report for the year ended June 30, 1911,being the Seventeenth Annual Report of the Superintendent of Docu-ments. The receipts and disbursements, as well as receipts and ship-

ments of documents, during the period stated, as well as comparativestatements embracing previous years, are presented in the usualtabular form. I also enumerate the duties which the law assigns tothis office, to wit:

1. To sell at cost any public document in my charge, the distribu-

tion of which is not otherwise specifically directed by law.

2. To receive from all Government offices any document publishedfor sale, such sale to be made under the provisions of section 61.

3. To have general supervision of the distribution of all publicdocuments, except as otherwise provided.

4. To prepare at the close of each regular session of Congress a com-prehensive index (document catalogue) of public documents.

5. To prepare and print in one volume a consolidated index (docu-ment index) of congressional documents.

6. To index such single volumes of documents as the Joint Com-mittee of Printing shall direct.

7. To receive all accumulations of documents from the several

executive departments, bureaus, and offices of the Government, andannually to take over their surplus for distribution or sale.

8. To prepare and publish a monthly catalogue of Governmentpublications, which shall show all documents printed during a month,where obtainable, and prices.

9. To thoroughly investigate the condition of designated deposi-

tories.

10. To distribute the documents as issued to the designateddepositories.

Of course the operations of a business that rises to the dignity of ahundred-thousand-dollars-a-year mail-order concern bring to this

office many other duties that can not be slighted. Many of my cor-

respondents seem to regard this as a bureau of information, whencemay be obtained advice on every imaginable subject, and so far as

this expectation can be met without impairing the ability of this

office in meeting the legitimate calls made upon it, such advice is

given to the extent of my ability. Much time is devoted to theexchange with libraries of documents that they have use for in place

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^ of others that they return. In addition I have made it m}^ pleasantduty to accommodate Members of Congress by exchanging documentsfor which they have call from their constituents for others of whichthey have a surplus but for which I have an active sale demand.This method of exchange has apparently proven a welcome serviceto Members, vv^hile it has in nowise impaired the usefulness of this

office.

Recurring to the enumeration of duties assigned to this office, thesale of public documents, referred to in No. 1, steadily assumesgreater proportions and more and more taxes the office force in

responding promptly to the demands made upon us. I shall later onpresent the condition of business in comparative form, when thehealth}^ growth of the sale department of this office Vv'ill be noted at aglance. This growth may well be taken as establishing severalthings: First, that the American public is perfectly willing to paygood money for public documents. Second, that the volume of sales

steadily increases as the opportunity to buy public documents is pre-sented to the public. To be sure, many persons prefer to obtain this

class of literature without expense through Members of Congress and*

other sources, but as this mode of supplying publications witliout cost

is utterly inadequate to furnish all readers with what emanates fromthe Nation's publishing house, it does not seemx quite fair that someshould obtain gratis what others have to pay for. I respectfully.,

submit that nothing the Government prints should berm^iiished free

through an}^ source , at least so far as individuals are concemed . l^en*

value what they pay for, and in my opinion nothing is printecTby theGovernment that is not worth its price, if offered in the proper wayto those interested in the subject treated.

The subject covered by No. 2 is one that leaves it optional with issu-

ing offices to transfer the sale of their publications to me. More andmore the convenience of the transfer is seen by those concerned, andin consequence the business of this office is steadily broadening in its

scope. It not only relieves those offices from the duty of supplyingthe sales demand, but it serves the public by centralizing the source of

supply, so that for a given number of publications purchasers are notcompelled to address a number of officials, but can be supplied moreand more fully by the Superintendent of Documents.

No. 3 is a broad subject indeed, and the except as otherwise pro-vided'' is the large end of the proposition. That the distribution of

public documents should be centralized, in TE^'" ihteres.l of economyand efficiency, is the emphatic opinion of everyone conversant with^

the subject. That such centralization was contemplated by the Ieg-~

isfSt"6"fS%ffo prepared the printing act of January 12, 1895, is my firm

belief. Much has already been said and considerable has beenprinted regarding the advisability of thus concentrating in this office

the distribution of public documents. The deeper this, subject is

gone into the more the economy of such concentration is shown. Tobegin with, the transportation of the printed matter from the Gov-ernment Printing Office to the individual departments and bureausis costly. Before being loaded on wagons for transportation the

books are wrapped in order to protect them from injury, this calling

for paper (or envelopes) and twine, besides considerable labor. Nextthey are delivered to the various offices, again calling for the employ-ment of labor for such temporary storage, and the wrappings applied

SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 371

at the GoYernnient Printing Office are removed. When the depart-ment is ready to mail the pubhcations, these are once more wrapped,addressed, and then transported to the post office or direct to theUnion Station. So far there has been one umiecessary wrapping, oneunnecessary hauhng, and many men haye been employed in theprocess. When it is considered that the unnecessary haul is manytimes the distance that need be traversed if the books were mailedfrom a building just opposite to the establishment where they weremade, and which is but 2 squares from the Union Station, thewaste" of that process will be fully made clear.

Still another economy of the proposed concentration seems to

deserve consideration: \\Tierever publications are sent out there hasbeen supplied an outfit, more or less am-ple, for the purpose. Appli-ances that in some instances cost thousands of dollars have beeninstalled, and these are employed in many cases only a part of thetime. Those engaged in the distribution of public documents fromso many divers points may be employed in attending to other dutieswhen not sending out these publications, but the plant purchased for

mailing operations is idle much of the time. That is for the timebemg dead capital, and dead capital is waste. The office of theSuperintendent of Documents, if charged v^ith the whole operationof distributing the Government's publications, would employ all its

appliances every hour of the working-day, thus deriving the greatestpossible benefit from every kind of labor-saving appliance thiat canbe made use of in the operation.

Nor are the foregoing the only reasons that may be urged vvdiy thedistribution of public documents should be made from a central point.

As is well known, there is to some extent unnecessary duplication of

shipments to institutions, and possibly to individuals, apparentlyinseparable from the present methods. This Vv ould be at once cor-

rected if everything went out from one office. The alphabeticalarrangement of mail lists would correct the waste of duplication, as

must be apparent to everyone. The various issuing offices wouldretain full control of their mailing lists, of course, but none of themwould want a duplication of their publications to continue. Thatthere might be exceptions to the rule, ^'One copy only to one recipi-

ent," in the case of large libraries, etc., but points the rule and thecommon sense of its application.

In view of the fact that all accumulations of publications in thevarious departments are required to be forwarded periodically to theSuperintendent of Documents, that official is more conversant withthis question than can be expected from officials not so situated. Hecan speak from personal knowledge on the subject of unnecessarilylarge editions of certain publications, and he may be relied upon to

give expert testimony vrhether dead stock is due to excess of printingor to the faulty manner of distribution. As a broad proposition, I

have no hesitation in saying that very little is printed that would notbe welcomed by appreciative readers, provided it were forwardedpromptly, not months after the subject treated has ceased to be of

interest. That, however, is for others to discuss. My functionsembrace, if not in practice, according to the letter of the law, thegeneral distribution of public documents.The requirement enumerated as No. 4 has for a number of years,

sanctioned by proper authority, been departed from in so far as the

372 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER.

Document Catalogue, as issued, covers the entire Congress. Thereasons were stated by me in extenso last year, and perhaps you wouldnot care to have me repeat what can so readily be referred to. I mayadd that when I assumed charge of this office the preparation of this

publication was many years behind, owing to causes that, as theyconcern my predecessors, I do not care to dilate upon. Suffice it tosay that the Document Catalogue embracing the Fifty-ninth Congresswas issued a number of months ago, that for the Sixtieth will be outbefore the close of this fiscal year, and that of the Sixty-first surelybefore the Sixty-second Congress has passed into history. Not until

then will I feel satisfied with the condition of that department of myoffice.

The requirements noted in paragraph No. 5 are being met in acompetent manner by the very able force of cataloguers in this

division. Long years of training are required for satisfactory cata-loguing work, and I challenge any equal number of cataloguers in theland, at even higher compensation, to do better work in that line

than the force employed under my supervision.

Regarding the requirement marked No. 6, 1 expressed myself in the

I

last report I had the honor to submit to you. Occasional service of

jthat kind I can furnish. If there should be many calls of that sort,

jhowever, I would have to do one of two things—either declare myinability to do the work, or to neglect other work, the execution of

which is made equally incumbent upon me. Indexing must be done,• in order to make a good job of it, by those who know how to index,

) and it would be impractical and expensive to keep under pay a

; reserve force in view of possible calls for this kind of work. So far,

; I should add, I have been able to meet the demands of the Joint: Committee on Printing for such indexing.

The subject referred to in No. 7 is one that deserves more considera-

tion than seems to have been accorded it heretofore. It seemsmandatory so far as the Superintendent of Documents is concerned.He must receive whatever is sent to his office by the many depart-ments, bureaus, and other offices of the Government, and the ship-

ments thus dumped upon the premises occupied by this office havefor a number of years cramped the force employed under my super-

vision in the performance of the duties that primarily pertain to this

division. The law does not compel me to send for these accumula-tions, but it does compel me to receive them, and the inconvenienceit proves, the amount of labor it imposes, the encroachment upon theroom assigned to this division, all compel remedial action in respect

to this matter. This is my recommendation as a step in the right

direction: Let the transfer of the accumulations be preceded b}^ aninvoice showing what it is proposed to send to the Superintendent of

Documents; let him return this invoice, marked to indicate whatpublications he can make use of; then let the department, bureau, or

other office concerned be authorized to sell as waste paper all that

the Superintendent of Documents does not deem worth transferring

to his office. This is not only common sense, but it makes for economyin marked degree. The cost of transportation to this office, the valueof labor expended here in handling what is of no value, the cost of

storage room for the mountains of stuff that is perhaps many yearsbehind its time of usefulness—all these are considerations that causeme to express the hope that this office may be relieved from a task


that serves no good purpose and that can so readily be taken from it.

It is these accumulations of out-of-date publications that create the,

impression that public printing is largel}' waste. Go through the list

that I had the honor to submit to you some months ago, with therecommendation that the publications enumerated, a half million or

so, be condemned, and you will note that many thousands of themare departmental bulletins and other papers that served their full

purpose at the proper time, but have been superseded later by properauthority. "\'\liat is the use of keeping these ancient papers out of

the paper mill? That is where they belono;, and that is where theyought to go without causing unnecessary expense in hauling and in

handling that should be reduced to a minimum. I believe that thereis nothing in the printing law of January 12, 1895, that will preventthe chiefs of departments, bureaus, etc., from exercising such discre-

tion in the premises as I have here recommended, and if they see their

way clear to do so it will enable me still to obtain for this office suchpublications as I find of value, and it will relieve not only this office

from much labor that brings no results, save money that is wasted to

no purpose, but relieve both the Public Printer and the PrintingInvestigation Commission from considerable trouble that the consid-eration of my ^'condemnation reports" novv' brings vvith it.

Eeferring to No. 8, it ma.y be apropos to quote what I said in theMonthly Catalogue for July, under the heading ^' Dates of Issue of

the Monthly Catalogue." It covers the subject quite fairly, I believe.

Here it is:

The governing council of the American Library Association, in session at Pasadena,Cal., May 23, 1911, adopted a resolution urging the Superintendent of Documents to

publish "if possible" a daily or weekly checklist of public documents, so that libra-

rians might be sooner informed than by the Monthly Catalogue concerning the actualstatus of documents which they see mentioned in the daily papers. Under date of

June 28, 1911, the secretary of the association, Mr. George B. Utley, sent to the Super-intendent of Documents official information of the passage of the resolution. July 6,

1911, Mr. Utley was officially informed of the reasons why the issue of the proposednew daily or weekly periodical is not possible.

As it is likely that this information m.ay not reach all interested librarians, a fewfurther words on the general subject it is hoped will not be thought out of place. Ina preamble to the A. L. A. resolution of May 23, it is stated that the Monthly Cata-logue "is not published until several weeks after the period covered by each issue.""Several" is an indefinite term. Two might be considered "several." The state-

ment therefore may be accepted as literally correct, though its implication, thatthe catalogue is many weeks behind date, is not correct. The Monthly Catalogue is

required to show what documents have been published during a month. Evidently,therefore, its compilation can not be completed until after the close of the month.The compilation is always completed within three or four days after the month closes.

Sometimes the printing does not follow as quickly as one would like. This may seemstrange to librarians, to whom the Monthly Catalogue is perhaps the most importantof all the public documents. If, however, they were in Washington they would soonrealize that there are several other Government concerns, and some of them biggerand more exacting than the documents office. There is one known as the Congress of

the United States which calls for thousands of pages of printing where the documentsoffice calls for one, and which, when it calls for the right of way in the GovernmentPrinting Office (or anywhere else), is able to get it. The printing of the Superin-tendent of Documents receives every consideration in the Government PrintingOffice which it is possible to give, but it can not command the right of Yv^ay over Con-gress, President, and Cabinet.

It has been a long time since the Monthly Catalogue has failed to be mailed duringthe month following its date, often by the middle of the month. It is to be noted,also, that its information is quite different from that of "press notices." It entersonly documents that have been actually received, and its descriptions are minuteand accurate. In its preliminary pages it gives such advance information of forth-

coming docum.ents as can be officially secured and vouched for. There is a habit in

374 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER

.

some Government offices of giving the newspaper reporters information of proposedpublications before the copy is ready for the printer, and sometimes before pen hasbeen put to paper. Plans thus prematurely announced are subject to change and theadvance notice may thus mislead the reader. Readers of the Monthly Catalogue arenot thus misled.The Superintendent of Documents is confident that those librarians who keep well

informed recognize his purpose to do everything for the great library interest of thecountry that the limitations of the law and the Executive pressure upon his and otheradministrative offices for economy make possible.

Kequirement No. 9 is a dead letter, and will so remain until thesuperintendent is given authority to make that personal inspectionwhich is the only thorough" investigation contemplated by theauthors of the printing law. I have made a recommendation alongthis line heretofore, and believing that a personal visit is the onlymeans by which it can be ascertained whether the conditions thatare coupled with the privilege accorded designated depositories aremet, I respectfully suggest once more that a moderate sum, say$2,000, be made available for the purpose indicated.

The duty imposed by requirement No. 10 is met apparently in

a manner that satisfies the recipients. At least I hear no com-plaints. The idea that inspired the creation of designated or deposi-tory libraries was evidently the thought that thus would be foundedso many lasting depositories of the history of the country, as recordedthrough its public documents. It is my firm belief that this expecta-tion has been only partially realized. This is due to several causes.

An accession of quite a thousand publications each year is an over-whelming influx for a large proportion of the libraries who enjoy theprivilege. This has been amply demonstrated by the replies to everyinquiry on the subject that has emanated from proper authority,

and I deem it my business to call the fact to your notice, togetherwith a suggestion as to a possible remedy for what seems a waste of

good literature and a hardship to a number of libraries who find it

harder and harder as the years pass and the supply increases to yetgreater proportions, to live up to what is doubtless a contract betweenthem and the Government. It is certainly the policy of th'ose in

authority to give the American people every opportunity that canreasonably be afi'orded through the medium of libraries to keep in

touch with what emanates from the Nation's printing house. Hencethere is not the desire to harshly construe the law as it stands andvisit a penalty on libraries that do the best they can in the matter,

funder adverse circumstances. Why not, then, change the lav/ in^ the direction of greater latitude ? Why not relieve the libraries that

find themselves unable to comply fully with present requirementsby permitting them to select, at stated periods, the class of literature

they desire to have sent them ? Then there Vfill be no violation of

contract expressed or implied, then there will be no deprivation of

a valued privilege, then there will be no denial to a community to

keep in touch with such of the country's literature as appeals mostto its taste or interest. The details of the plan have been hereto-

fore discussed. They could be readily arranged in such wise as to

insure free circulation of what goes to the libraries, and the expenseof shipping undesired accessions would be avoided.

In addition to faithful compliance with the foregoing requirementsof the law that governs this office, much work is done by its employeesthat is not specifically enumerated. Perhaps the greatest of these

SUPERINTENDENT OE DOCUMENTS. 375

tasks is just Hearing its end. This is the compilation of the newcheck Hst of United States pubHc documents, a work of magnitude,which has been in progress for several years. At present writingthe final card has been sent to the printer, a large part of the work is

in type, the galley proofs read, and several hundred page proofs nowin hand. These indicate that the complete work will occupy about1,800 pages, and they will be about as compact and well fdled as it

is possible for pages to be. It will be a large book, but when it is

considered that it records with a completeness never before attemptedthe publishing activities of the Government for 120 years—1789-1909—the wonder is that so much information could be packed into

a single volume, however large. The check list has been found use-

ful already, in the proof sheets, by Government officials, some of

whom have been saved much time and outlay by having thus broughtto their hands information which they had expected to acquire onlyafter extended research. It will be even more useful to Americanpublic libraries, all of which, whatever else they may have, certainly

have collections, large or small, of United States public documents.In addition to its complete lists of the docum^ents published by Con-gress, the executive departments, and the various independentbureaus and commissions, the ne\v check list contains a wealth of

historical notes, by which every publishing office and every series of

publications is traced to its remotest lair and brought forth to thelight of day. These notes in themselves would make a volume, andthe information they give is not only invaluable in itself to everylibrarian and collector, but doubly so from the fact that it can not beobtained elsewhere.

The pubUc printing, involving as it does the expenditure of millions

of dollars each year, has received the careful attention of legislators

for a number of years. I deem it my duty, whether directly called

upon or not, to offer such suggestions bearing on the subject as myexperience with public documents may qualify me to give. Beingthe selling agent for Government publications, I know what peoplewill buy—hence, what they want. For instance, while there is afair demand for. the ''advance sheets'^ of the Soils Survey—eachadvance sheet being a pamphlet report on the survey of a designatedcounty or area, containing also a map of the area and costing a fewcents—there is hardly any sale demand for the annual volume knownas Field Operations of the Bureau of Soils, this volume containing all

of the advance sheets of a year bound together, accompanied by abox of maps, and costing several dollars. The price has somethingto do with the difference of demand for the same material in different

forms of publication, but there are other causes which probably haveeven more influence. The principcv) one, no doubt, is the fact that in

the bound volume incongruous matters are unnaturally broughttogether. The surveys are made simultaneously in various parts of

the country, and the fact that one in Maine and one in California

v/ere made in the same year does not create a bond of union. Theman who wants the survey of a California county does not want it

bound in a big volume of surveys which have been made simul-

taneously in the other States. If he could have all the California

surveys bound together in a big volume that would be quite a different

condition. That would bring related instead of unrelated things

together. If the v/hole number of copies were to be printed in


'^advance sheets" or pamphlet editions, leaving the buyers to bindtheir pamphlets in their own way, many disappointed applicants foradvance sheets might be suppUed ancl there would remain fewerundistributed and unsalable volumes of Field Operations. This par-ticular publication is spoken of b}^ vv^ay of suggestion rather thancriticism. It is but one instance of m.any.

Again, the annual volume or volumes of.M-V]

^

^f^'r i

^standard publication of the Geological Survey, is "Urst issued^ in'

'separates," each pamphlet giving the information concerning somespecial mineral or group of related minerals. When the separatesare bound together the connecting bond is not the kind of mineral,but the number of the calendar year. It seems probable that the maninterested in silver or slate or coal would prefer the pamphlet relatingto his own specialty by itself, rather than bound with the pamphletsgiving the statistics of man}^ other minerals in which he is not inter-

ested. If he wanted to make a permanent record it would be opento him to bind his pamphlets together at such time and in such manneras pleased him. Similar considerations are applicable to otherannuals which are issued in "separates" as well as in completedvolumes, and I submit them for what they may be worth. TheSuperintendent of Documents may be pardoned for a suggestion^that seems to touch another subject within his functions. Only ^recently it was discovered that a so-called historical document was^,authorized printed by Congress in very crude and uhsatisfactorjlorm. The Library of Congress has specialists in American history,

whose judgment is universally accepted as authoritative. I respect-

fully suggest that when a publication of what is believed liistorical

value is contemplated it be first referred to the Library of Congressfor examination and report as to its value.

Inasmuch as I have taken the liberty to criticize several provisionsin the law^ that now governs the public printing, you may permit meto refer to a long step in the direction of betterment that has beentaken during the late session. I refer to Senate bill No. 2564. Thismeasure proposes a number of changes that will insure better service

at lessened cost. It proposes to accord to designated depositories

the privilege of selecting what class of documents they desire. Thiswill save at least the cost of transportation both ways—to thelibraries, and later to the great natjj^nal dumping ground, the office_pf

the Superintendent of Documents. ^^'It also provides for the adopnon of

the so-called valuation plan, which will give Members of Congress theopportunity to obtam, up to the value that their quotas in recentyears have represented, exactly the publications that they have use \

for. The annual value of each legislator's share of such publications^ has been ascertained with practical exactness, and it is proposed,under the provisions of the bill referred to, to give each Senator andRepresentative a credit on my books about equal to such value, suchsum to be treated as a deposit against which he could dravv' suchpublications as he has use for, equal in value to his credit. The great

benefits resulting from the adoption of this plan must be apparentat a glance. The financier m a world center is not apt to be interested

in literature that appeals to the farmer, and the latter may knowlittle and care less regarding matters that cit}" dwellers wish to

become posted on. Lender the present plan there is no sorting out of

literature according to local demand, while under the proposition


advanced in the new bill each Senator and Represeatative can getjust what he needs up to the full value of his allotment. This makesfor convenience. More than that, it is certain to make for economy.As I stated in a former report, very little of what the Governmentpublishes, if anything, is waste, provided it goes into channels whereit is welcomed. The valuation scheme would make certain of thatwelcome. And if an objection is entered because the placing of suchdistribution according to value in the hands of the Superintendent of

Documents might cause the abolishment of the folding rooms at theCapitol, permit me to observe that this may be avoided by still sendingout the docum_ents through that agency, under the direction of theSuperintendent of Documents, the latter to attend principally to thenecessary supervision and bookkeeping which the proposed innova- j

tion would make necessary. It is very clear to my mind that the|

plan would prove a welcome aid to many of our legislators in supply-mg to constituents the publications in demand, and that the waste ;

now inseparable from the method of apportioning to each an equal i

number of all publications would be avoided.Reference to the statistical part of this report will show that I

handle public documents by the hundreds of thousands. I have to

account for each of them. To do this to a certainty, and to meetthe steady growth of the business of this office, besides meeting theever-increasing demand for information, it became necessary to

inaugurate a stock scheme which would make it possible to tell

immediately in which publication the desired information could befound and whether or not the book, or books, were in stock. Thiswas no simple task when you stop to consider there have been printedin the neighborhood of at least 100,000 different publications. How-ever, a card system has been installed which, besides being a keyto a stock of over 1,000,000 publications, serves as a perpetualinventory. The plan of storing under this system is such that I canuse every inch of available space and it permits of a new employeebeing able to locate the publications as well as one who has been in

the service for a number of years. A card index is maintained in

conjunction with the stock which tells in which publication the infor-

mation may be found. When this system was installed the possi-

bility of the centralization of the distribution in this office was con-sidered, and the scheme so mapped out as to proAdde for such cen-tralization. Thus we are not only fully equipped, in this particular,

for present needs, but the operations of this office can be greatlyincreased without calling for a material reconstruction of methodsthat serve at present.

You are personalty cognizant, I think, of the fact that from theday of my entry into this of^ce it has been my aim to conduct thebusiness pertaining thereto, not only as expeditiously and acceptablyas m}' business experience suggested, but at the least outlay to thepublic treasury that fairness to faithful workers and experiencegained by many years in private pursuits would suggest. WhetherI have succeeded in this aim, let the figures speak. ¥/hen I assumedthis office, two years ago last July, the appropriations were as follows

:

Appropriation for salaries. .

Appropriation for expenses,§103, 198220, 000


The following are the appropriations for the current year:

Appropriation for salaries §100, 884Appropria.tion for expenses 155, 000

To show that the lessened demand on the Treasury of $67,314has not been due to a decreased volume of business, again let thefigures speak:

Cash sales for year ending June 30, 1909 $70, 919. 17Cash sales for year ending June 30, 1911 103, 076. 21

an increase of nearly 50 per cent. And while the publications soldin the first-named year numbered 377,025, during the last year theyreached a total of 710,591. In other words, steadily increasingbusiness at steadily decreasing cost.

In reaching the glad results which the foregoing figures show, I

have no desire to claim undue credit for myself. While many yearsof business activity have tended to make me more observant of theitem of expense" than may be customary in officials who neverhad the training that the pursuit of business on the outside imparts,my most earnest efforts in the promotion of efficiency and economymust have gone for naught had I not received the loyal and efficient

cooperation of my chief lieutenant, Mr. Alton P. Tisdel, and thefaithful services of as competent and devoted a staff as ever anadministrative officer directed. All honor to each and all for his or hercontribution to the magnificent result. And it would be ungrateful in

me, in this connection, were I to omit expressing to you my heartfelt

thanks for the confidence with which you have always honored me,and for the consistent aid in reaching worthy aims that you havealways given me.

Very respectfully,

August Donath,Superintendent of Documents.

Hon. Samuel B. Donnelly,PuUic Printer, Washington, D. C.

Cash statement for fiscal year ended June 30, 1911.

Cash on hand July 1, 1910, in suspense account S705. 43Cash on hand July 1, 1910, in deposit account 1. 838. 71

Cash received July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911:

1910—July 15,523.29August 5,305.26September 5,306.02October 8, 478. 19

November 9, 845. 25December 13,494.62

1911—January 9, 714. 70February 8, 236. 79

March 18,494.09April 9,070.19May 8,945.94June 7, 362. 63

109, 776. 97

Sales of documents to departments, paid by transfer funds 2, 778. 47

115, 099. 58


Cash remitted to Public Printer for sales of documents from July 1, 1910,to June 30, 1911:

1910—July $5,099.72August 4,799.88September 5,053.28October 8, 244. 15November 8, 557. 94December 13,071.04

1911—January 8,551.86February 7, 417. 27March 18,309.13April 8, 814. 53May 8,464.45June 6, 693. 06

$103, 076. 31Deposited in Treasury by transfer of funds 2, 778. 47

105, 854. 78Cash returned to remitters, Julv 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911: ^

1910—July $441.11August 522.29September 479.17October 450. 61

November 219. 06 ,December 563. 61

1911—January 774. 37February 378. 28March 429.93April 251.22May 312.41June 267. 12

5, 089. 18Cash on hand June 30, 1911, in suspense account 1, 451. 45Cash on hand June 30, 1911, in deposit account 2, 704. 17

115, 099. 58

Comparative statement for eight years, showing total receipts, sales, and returns.

Years.Total

receipts.Total

cash sales.

Total sales

by transferof funds.

Total re-

turns andpostage.

1904 $13, 445. 8217, 323. 7217,597. 5033,970.2755,036. 0077,973.8787,398. 75

109,776.97

$12, 490. 9816, 275. 0915, 871. 4031,517. 8348,968. 3668,811.5476, 715. 03103,076.31

$116.25850.20624. 48655. 05

1,151.752, 107. 632,517.502,778.47

$986.291,095.311,729.502,252.613,550. 166,540. 15

6,759. 435,089. 18

1905190619071908190919101911

Publications received, distributed, and soldfrom July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911.

Publications on hand July 1, 1910 1, 331, 478Received from

:

Government Printing Office

—

Designated depositories 1, 451, 986Geological depositories 26, 980Patent Office designations 436, 189Reprint account 484,322Remainder account 22, 309Reserve remainder account 29, 860Catalogues, etc 428, 498Foreign legations (unbound) 66, 827Gift account 196, 705

3,143,676

1 This includes $2,210.21 used for foreign postage.


Received from—Continued.Miscellaneous sources

:

Gift account

—

Agriculture Department 221,621American Republics Bureau 2

Commerce and Labor Department 5, 545Interior Department 15, 080Isthmian Canal Commission 35Interstate Commerce Commission..... 1,405Justice Department 64Library of Congress 8, 713Navy Department 14, 869Post Office Department 962Smithsonian Institution 388State Department 7,660Treasury Department 73, 210War Department 11,979— 361, 533Exchange account 8, 138Miscellaneous libraries 122, 801Various sources 5, 487Senate and House folding rooms 617

137, 043Wrapping account 130, 784

Total number of books received 3, 773, 036

Balanced 5,104,514

Distributed

:

Cash sales 294,196Bills to follow sales ^ 17, 161Cash subscriptions 406,176

717, 533Designated depositories 1, 453, 280Geological depositories 23,356Patent Office designations 205,651

1,682,287Miscellaneous libraries 56,807Officials and departments 86,171Foreign legations (unbound) 66,827Catalogues, etc 424,490Exchange account 5,451Condemned account 473,712

1,113,458Wrapping account 130, 784Congressional designations

—

United States Official Register 315Messages and Papers of the Presidents. . . . 220Flags of maritime nations 3

538

Publications distributed 3, 644, 600Publications on hand July 1, 1911 1, 459, 914

Balanced 5,104,514

RECAPITULATION.

Publications on hand July 1, 1910 1, 331, 478

Publications received July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911 3, 773, 036Publications distributed Julv 1, 1910, to June 30, 1911 3, 644, 600

Publications on hand, July i, 1911 1, 459, 914

Balanced 5,104,514 5,104,514Increase of stock during the fiscal year 128,436

1 This includes 439 books which are not included in the itemized statement of sales, as payment had notbeen made prior to June 30, 1911.


Comparative statement showing the number o/Government publications received, distributed

^

and sold during the fiscal years 1907 to 1911, inclusive.

1907 1908 1909 1910 1911

Received from—

American Republics Bureau281,161

5

1,9057, 234

656,977113480

12 33212^939

57648

10 S52

6, 29514, 541

1, 018, 893159,308364,30743 409

281,359

98111,409

324,99151 536

'l8527 2417' 0829,562

541

112, 90813, 493

2, 655, 0961,725

130,089344307

11,694153,880

3 255l',240

8, 220

2, 76228

7784 001

751

25,6802,555,313

1,309

46,6434015

98811,046

548102

6,6072,169

37861

2,44429, 403

5433,314,715

16

221,6212

Commerce and Labor DepartmentInterior Department

Post Office DepartmentSmithsonian Institution

W'ciT T^PT^vir1"TTl ATI f

Government Printing Office

Senate and House folding roomsMiscellaneous departments and libraries

5, 545

15,0801 405

' 648,713

14 869^'962

3887,660

73, 21011,979

3,143,676617

177 591 169, 06041,8864,1445,804

28,3347,3122,1339,87940,901

90

122,8015,487

Public Documents Lit«-ar\' 57,3152,949

144 666

10, 496

4, 638152 687

Exchange account

Tci"Vimicm (^'^tiqI (^riTTiTn iQQinn

8,138130, 784

35

Total 2, 795, 805 3,844,342 3,522,935 3,504, 357 3,773,036

Distributed—Cash sales 116,009 156,318 204, 624

2,761170,391

1,249,20551,685

232, 255

6,510290,671

1,952,63353, 847

320, 95086,577151,63881,854231,715

1,007100

5

5,8441,656,340

40,901

294,19617,161

406,1761,453,280

23,356205, 65156,80786, 171

66,827424,490

315220

5,451473,712130,784

(^v^qVi (?nl^Qr*T'i'ntinTi<2 55.5791,010,096

65, 072(^pnlnc^ir-Fil rlPTinQitnrv lihr^iTiP*?

503 50474' 656

\ficppUiinPAnQ 1i1^tqt*ipq 64,3794,238

69,86552,317

57315014

2,067

64, 200

15, 001

90,608636,083

9271,130

1222,8242,875

152,687

36,67915,16556,927

893,189134330

g

3,2591,550,182

402,390

Officials and departmentsForeign legations (unbound)Catalogues, etc

United States Official RegisterMessages and papers of Presidents

Exchange account

Wrapping account 144,666

Total 1,032,498 2,855,322 4,636,987 5,112,847 3,644,600

RECAPITULATION.

2,795,8051,032,496

3,844,3422,855,322

3, 522, 935

4,636,9873,504,3575,112,847

3, 773,0363, 644, 600

Additions and totals for the fiscal year 1911.

Government authors and publishing offices.

In library June 30,1911.

increase from June SO,

1910.

Documents. Maps. Documents. Maps.

11,7851,5616,073

661

5,216584

5, 753864638

3

2072

78611,5583,151

7,716 1,503339760

434221

2284221

19

1086

845809

723

Congress, documents prior to Fifteenth Congress (1817),

650 105

Congress, miscellaneous publicationsCongress, official record of proceedingsCongressional documents (congressional set), 1817-1911 .

.

Freedman's Savings & Trust CoGeneral Supply CommissionGeographic Board _

Govemjnent Printing Office

Interior DepartmentInterstate Commerce Comnaission

2,610 107


Additions and totals for the fiscal year 1911—Continued.

Government authors and publishing offices.

In library June 30,

1911.

Documents. Maps

Increase from Jime 30,1910.

Documents.

Judiciary (United States courts)Justice DepartmentLabor DepartmentLibrary of CongressNational Academy of SciencesNational Home for Disabled Volunteer SoldierNavy DepartmentPan American UnionPost Ofiice DepartmentPostal Savings SystemPresident of United StatesSmithsonian InstitutionState DepartmentTreasury DepartmentWar Department

Total

Grand totai

1,9201,815

96J, 579

105144

14, 720155

5,5324

2,0283, 519

4,80316,01223, 106

124,263

2

143

5

739510

14,321

138,584

4750

1892

7

1,30839400

4254324132

1,1723,459

13,138

14, 200

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911.

Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total. Title.Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

Agriculture Depart- Agriculture Depart-ment. ment—Continued.

Secretary's Office. Secretary's Office—Con.

Annual Reports (cloth):

1862 2 $0. 70 $1.40 General Dublications1863 2 .60 1.20 (cloth):

1864 1 .60 .60 Report of Secretary

1865 2 .60 1.20 in Relation to For-1869 1 .70 .70 ests, Rivers, and1872 1 .55 .55 Mountains of1873 1 .40 .40 Southern Appa-1874 1 .40 .40 lachian Region 22 $1.20 $26. 401877 1 .70 .70 Report of Secretary1879 1 .90 .90 of Agriculture on1880 1 1.20 1.20 Southern Appa-1883 1 .60 .60 lachian and White1885 2 .80 1.60 Mountain Water-1888 10 1.00 10.00 sheds, Commer-1890 2 1.00 2.00 cial Irnportance,1892 1 1.00 1.00 Area, Condition,1893 1 .80 .80 Advisability of

1900 1 .30 .30 their Purchase for

1901 1 .30 .30 National Forests,

1902 1 .40 .40 and Probable1903 1 .40 .40 Cost, 1908 (paper)

.

13 .10 1.30

1904 1 .40 .40 Beet Sugar: Special

1905 1 .55 .55 Report on Beet-1906 2 .65 1.30 Sugar Industry in

1907 3 .75 2. 25 United States (in

1908 4 .85 3:40 1897), 1898.... ...... 4 .95 3.80

1909 15 .70 10. 50 Progress of Beet-

1910 7 .75 5.25 Sugar Industry in

Separates (paper)— United States in.601909 1 .15 .15 1898 (paper) 6 .10

1910 20 .15 3.00 Progress of Beet-Miscellaneous sepa- Sugar Industry in

rates (paper)— United States in

Grass and For- . 1899, with Supple-age Experi- mentary Reportment Station on Cane-Sugar In-

at Garden \ dustry of Hawai-City, Kans. !

ian Islands, 1900.90(Mar. 21, 1892). 1 .05 .05 i (paper) 6 .15


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total. Title.Xum-ber of

copies.ice. Total.

Agricultltie Depaet- Agriculture Depart-MENT—Ck)ntiiiued

.

ment—Continued.

Secretary's Office—Con. Secretary s Office—Con.

General publications

—

Circulars—Contmued.Continued. 28 SO. 05 SI. 40

Progress of Beet- 1 .05 .05Sugar Industry in No. 34 7 .05 . 35United States in No. 35 1 .05 .051903, 1904 (paper).

.

8 SO. 10 $0. 80 Miscellaneous circulars

Reports on Diseases (paper):of Cattle in United 12 . 05 . 60States. 1SG9 (half No. 2 . 2 . 05 . 10leather) 3 . 50 1. 50

.

Speci?.! reports (paper)Report of the Com- Xo. 1 1 . 05 . Oomissioner of Agri- 1 '. 05 , 05culture on the Dis- Xo. 3 1 . 05 .05eases of Cattle in Xo. 11 (cloth) 5 .05 .25United States, 1S71 5 .oO 2. 50 Xo. 12 9 . 35 3. 15

Report of Flax and Xo. 18 4 . 05 . 20ilemp Commis- Xo. 22 (Clotn) 3 . 50 1. 50sion, 1863 (paper) .

.

1 . 10 . 10 Xo. 28 (cloth) 3 .40 1. 20Special Report on No. .34 (cloth) . 95 6. 65Market for Ameri- No. 35 1 . 05 .05can Horses in For- No. 40 6 . 10 . 60eign Countries, 1 .05 .051S9S (paper) 11 . 10 1. 10 4 . 05 . 20

Instructions R e - No. 55 6 . 05 . 30garding Collection No. 57 1 . 05 .05of Samples under No. 58 3 . 05 . 15Insecticide Act of No. 61 2 . 05 . 10

1910, Apr. 25, 1911 No. 64 - . 05 . 10

( paper) 2 . Oo . 10 Miscellaneous special re-

Message from the ports (paper):President of Unit- 6 . 05 . 30ed States, Com- 5 . 05 . 25municating, in No. 4 6 . 05 . 30Answer to Senate No. 5 4 . 05 . 20Resolution of June No. 6 6 . 05 . 3017, 1878, Informa- No. 8 2 .05 .10tion on the Sub- No. 10 9 . 05 . 45ject of Sheep-Hus- Department reports (pa-bandry (paper) . . . 1 . 15 .10 per):

Information in Re- No. 7 1 .05 .05lation to Disease 1 . 15 . 15

Prevailing among No. 19 4 . 05 . 20Swine and Other No. 20 1 .10 .10Domestic A n i - No. 23 1 .05 .05mals, 1878 3 .25 .75 No. 24 8 .05 .40

Report upon Exam- 1 . 05 . 05ination of Wools 3 . 05 . 15

and Other Animal No. 32 4 .35 1.40Fibers, 18SG 2 1. 55 3. 10 1 . 05 . 05

Circulars (paper): No. 36 1 .10 .10Xo. 3 13 .05 . 65 No. 42 1 . 10 . 10

1 .05 . 05 4 . 60 2. 407 .05 . 35 No. 47 4 . 05 . 208 .05 . 40 No. 48 17 . 10 1.70

No. 10 2 .05 .10 No. 49 (English) 13 .05 .65No. 11 10 .05 . 50 No. 46 (Scandina-No. 12 1 .05 .05 vian) 1 . 05 . 05

No. 13 3 .05 . 15 No. 49 (Spanish) 3 . 05 . 15

No. 14 1 .05 . 05 No. 51 1 . 05 . 05

No. 15 2 .05 . 10 No. 52 (English) 7 .05 . 35

No. 16 2 .05 . 10 No. 52 (German) 3 . 05 . 15

No. 17 1 .05 .05 2 . 05 . 10

No. 18 2 .05 . 10 6 . 05 . 30No. 19 9 .05 . 45 2 . 05 . 10

No. 20 2 . UO 1 r\. 10 No. 58 OU 05 1. 50

No. 21 202 .05 10.10 No. 59 1 !05 ;o5

No. 22 4 .05 .20 Xo. 60 26 .05 1.30

No. 24 28 .05 1.40 Xo. 61 6 .10 .60No. 25 20 .05 1.00 Xo. 62 28 .10 2.80No. 26 3 .05 .15 Xo. 63 23 .05 1.15

No. 27 15 .05 .75 Xo. 64, text (cloth).. 7 ,25 1.75

No. 28 3 .05 .15 Xo. 64, maps (cloth). 1 .70 .70No. .30 62 .05 3.10 Xo. 64, report, text,

21 .05 1.05 and maps (cloth) . 1 .95 .95


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.'

12 $0. 05 $0. 602 .05 .10~

.05 .35

14 .05 .70

5 . 10 .50

42 .05 2. 10

31 .05 1.55

7 . 15 1.05

1 .05 .05

1 .20 .20

22 . 10 2. 20

43 . 10 4.301 .05 .05

5 . 10 .50

1 . 10 . 10

0 . 15 .90

1 . 10 . 10

10 . 15 1. 509 .10 .20

13 .10 1.302 .30 .6012 1.00 12.00

58 .15 8.7013 .10 1.30

1 .25 .25

8 . 10 .80

121 .10 12. 10

3 .10 .30

2 .05 .10

1 .05 .05

2 .05 . 10

3 .05 . 15

2 .05 . 10

9 .05 .452 .05 . 10

}\.05 .55

10 .05 .50

2 .05 .10

1 .05 .05

3 .05 . 15

4 .05 .20

12 .05 .60

S .05 .40

3 .05 •115 .05 .25

3 .05 .15

1 .05 .05

7 .05 .35

3 .05 .152 .05 .10

41S .05 20.905 .05 .25

48 .05 2.405 .05 .254 .05 .20

63 .05 3.15408 . 05 20. 40

7 .05 .3559 .05 2.9511 .05 .55

223 .05 11.15

16 .05 .80321 .05 16. 05

530 .05 26. 5053 .05 2.65

2 .05 .10

Title.

Agriculture Depart-ment—Continued

.

Secretary's Office—Con.

Department reports

—

Continued.No. 65

No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69

No. 70No. 71

No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 77No. 78No. 80No. 81

No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 85No. 86No. 86 (buckram) . .

.

No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 90 (buckram). ..

No. 91

No. 92No. 93

Department reports,separates (paper):Single-germ Beet

Balls and OtherSuggestions forImproving Sugar-Beet Culture

Sugar-Beet Pulp as

Animal FoodFarmers' Bulletins (pa-per):No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8No. 9

No. 10

No. 11

No. 12

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16No. 17

No. 18

No. 19

No. 20No. 21No. 22

No. 23No. 24 :

No. 25

No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31

No. 32No. 33

No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37

Title.Num-ber of Price,

copies.Total.

Agriculture Depart-ment—Continued.


Farmers' Bulletins-Continued.No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41

No. 42

No. 13

No. 44No. 45No. 4GNo. 47•No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51

No. 52

No. 53

No. 54No. 55

No. 56No. 57No. 58No. .59

No. 60No. 61

No. 62

No. 63

No. 64No. 65

No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69

No. 70No. 71

No. 72

No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 80No. 81No. 82No. 83No. 84

No. 851

No. 86 i

No. 87i

No. 88!

No. 89No. 90No. 91No. 92No. 93No. 94

No. 95No. 96No. 97No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 101

No. 102No. 103No. 104No. 105No. 106 1

No. 107i

No. 108No. 109

:

No. 110No. Ill

No. 112 i

10 80. 05 $0. 507 .05 .35

47 .05 2.359 .05 .45

171 .05 8.555 .05 .25

298 .05 14.904 .05 .20

21 .05 1.0525 .05 1.2548 .05 2.40175 .05 8.75

2 .05 .10628 .05 31.40107 .05 5.35

2 .05 .10145 .05 7.25281 .05 14.05164 .05 8.20

3 .05 .1535 .05 1.759 .05 .45

95 .05 4. 75407 .05 20. 35216 .05 10. 80211 .05 10. 55467 .05 23. 35174 .05 8.7090 .05 4.5012 .05 .6025 .05 1.25

108 .05 5.403 .05 .15

66 .05 3.3033 .05 1.65

148 .05 7.4015 .05 .751 .05 .056 .05 .30

321 .05 16.05149 .05 7.45150 .05 7.5088 .05 4. 40

160 .05 8. 00113 .05 5. 6569 .05 3.45

316 .05 1.5. 80152 .05 7. 60187 .05 9. 35167 .05 8.35101 .05 5. 0542 .05 2. 104 .05 .20

278 .05 13.90128 .05 6.40152 .05 7.60

4 .05 .20

62 .05 3.101.52 .05 7.60296 .05 14. 8035 .05 1.7591 .05 4. 55164 .05 8. 2088 .05 4.40

59 .05 2.95146 .05 7.30216 .05 10. 80148 .05 7.40251 .05 12. 55

87 .05 4.3534 .05 1.7014 .05 .7060 .05 3. 00

68 .05 3. 4064 .05 3. 20


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended Jane 30. 1911—Continued.

Title.


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Farmers ' B ulletins—Continued.No. 113

No. 114No. 115No. lir,

No. 117

No. 118No. linNo. 120No. 121

No. 122

No. 123No. 124

No. 125No. 12GNo. 127

No. 128No. 129No. 130No. 131

No. 132No. 133No. 134No. 135No. 13GNo. 137No. 138No. 139No. 140No. 141

No. 142No. 143No. 144No. 145^To. 140No. 147

No. 148No. 149No. 150No. 151

No. 152

No. 153

No. 154No. 155No. 156No. 157No. 1.58

No. 159No. 160No. 161

No. 162

No. 163

No. 164

No. 165No. 166

No. 107No. 168No. 169No. 170No. 171

No. 172No. 173No. 174No. 175No. 176No. 177No. 178No. 179No. 180No. 181

No. 182No. 183

No. 184No. 185No. 186

um-er of

pies.

Price. Total.

735 $0. 05 $36. 75

317 .05 15. 85

26 .05 1.30

11 .05 .55

23 .05 1.15

110 .05 5. 50

172 .05 8. 60

45 .05 2.25243 .05 12. 15

249 .05 12.45'39 .05 1.95262 .05 13.1022 .05 1.10

524 .05 26. 20

373 .05 18- 65

324 .05 16.207 .05 .35

18 .05 .90

98 .05 4.90

44 .05 2.20

244 .05 12. 20

03 .05 3.1561 .05 3.057 .05 .35

233 .05 11.65

315 .05 15. 7584 .05 4. 20

106 .05 5. 3016 .05 .80

321 .05 16. 0515 .05 . 75

277 .05 13. 85

111 .05 5. .55

7 .05 .35

36 .05 1.80

7 .05 .35

237 .05 n.85317 .05 15. 8548 .05 2. 40

50 .05 2. 5063 .05 3.15

409 .05 20. 45

103 .05 5.15194 .05 9.70196 .05 9.80307 .05 15. 3544 .05 2. 20

6 .05 .30

7 .05 .35174 .05 8. 70

18 .05 .90

151 .05 7.5554 .05 2.70

241 .05 12. 0575 .05 3.7518 .05 .90

200 .05 10. 00

359 .05 17.9546 .05 2. 30

85 .05 4. 25807 .05 40. 35146 .05 7.30217 .05 10. 8594 .05 4. 70384 .05 19. 2028 .05 1.40

157 .05 7.855 .05 .25

533 .05 26. 65241 .05 12.05514 .05 25. 7048 .05 2.40

407 .05 20. 35410 .05 20. 50

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Farmers' Bulletins-Continued.No. 187

No. 188No. 189No. 190No. 191




No. 222No. 223No. 224No. 225No. 226No. 227No. 228No. 229No. 230No. 231No. 232 ,

No. 233No. 234 ,

No. 235No. 236No. 2.37

No. 238No. 2.39

No. 240No. 241No. 242No. 243No. 244No. 245No. 246No. 247No. 248No. 249No. 250No. 251No. 252No. 253No. 254No. 255No. 2,56

No. 267No. 258 .-

No. 259No. 260

um-er of

pies.

Price. Total.

292 $0.05 $14. 60673 .05 33.6519 .05 .95

180 .05 9.0020 .05 1.00

378 .05 18.90154 .05 7.70229 .05 11.45147 .05 7.3560 .05 3.0043 .05 2.15

486 .05 24. 30300 .05 15. 00481 .05 24. 0579 .05 3.95183 .05 9.15603 .05 30.15339 .05 16.95516 .05 25. SO174 .05 8.70

5 .05 .2513 .05 .6532 .05 1.60242 .05 12. 1024 .05 1.2013 .05 .65

332 .05 16. 6010 .05 .5019 .05 .9521 .05 1.0542 .05 2.10()8 .05 3.4035 .05 1.75530 .05 26. 5022 .05 1.10

116 .05 5. 8024 .05 1.20

116 .05 5. 50383 .05 19. 1532 .05 1.60352 .05 17.60161 .05 8. or-

144 .05 7.207 .05 .35

210 .05 10. 50101 .05 5. 05178 . 05 8. 90224 .05 11.20605 .05 30. 25466 .05 23.30726 .05 36.30136 .05 6.8096 .05 4.8016 .05 .80

329 .05 16. 45538 .05 26.90156 .05 7.80283 .05 14. 15311 .05 1.5. 5567 . 05 3.3534 .05 1. 70212 .05 10. 60194 . 05 9.70100 .05 5. 00170 .05 8. 5063 .05 3.1594 .05 4.70234 .05 11.70637 .05 31.85465 .05 23. 25244 .05 12. 2049 .05 2.45

139 .05 6.9541 .05 2.05

10513—11 25


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continiied.

Title.


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Farmers' Bulletins-Continued.No. 2(jl

No. 252



No. 280No. 281No. 282No. 283No. 284No. 285No. 286No. 287No. 288No. 289No. 290No. 291No. 292No. 293No. 294No. 295No. 296No. 297No. 298No. 299No. 300No. 301No. 302No. 303No. 304No. 305No. 306No. 307No. 308No. 309No. 310No. 311No. 312No. 313No. 314No. 315No. 316No. 317No. 318No. .319

No. 320No. 321No. 322No. 323No. 324No. 325No. 326No. 327No. .328 ,

No. .329 ,

No. 330No. 3.31

No. 332No. 333No. 334No. 335No. 336

Num-ber of

copies.Price. Total.

Continued.38 $0- 05 $1. 90 No. 337.

.

147 . 05 7. 35354 . 05 17. 7063 . 05 3. 15

7 . 05 . 35 No. 341.

.

338 . 05 16.90 No. 342.

.

98 . 05 4. 9065 . 05 3. 25

106 . 05 5. 30439 .05 21. 9540 .10 4. 0051 . 05 2. 55

193 . 05 9. 05206 . 05 10. 3089 . 05 4. 4555 . 05 2. 75 No. 352.

.

140 . 05 7. 00185 . 05 9. 25254 . 05 12. 7064 . 05 3. 20107 . 05 5.35501 . 05 25. 05350 . 05 17.50113 . 05 5. 65

58 . 05 2. 90 No. 361.

.

32 . 05 1. 60

28 . 05 1. 401,409 . 05 70. 45

48 .05 2. 40236 . 05 11.8028 .05 1.4099 . 05 4. 95

101 . 05 5.05241 . 05 12. 05

33 ..05 1. 65

165 .05 8. 25

247 .05 12. 35

103 . 05 5. 15

116 . 05 5. 8074 .05 3. 70

49 .05 2.45 No. 377.

.

47 .05 2.35 No. 378.

.

52 .05 2. 60i

No. 379..94 .05 4. 70 No. 380.

.

38 .05 1.90 No. 381251 .05 12.55 No. 382 .

33 .05 1.65 No. 38330 .05 1.50 1 No. 3847 .05 .35 No. 385

309 .05 15.45 1 No. 38648 .05 2.40 No. 387

,

49 .05 2.45 No. 38870 .05 3.50

!

No. 389154 .05 7.70 No. 39033 .05 1.65 No. 391

117 .05 5.85 No. 392147 .05 7.35 No. 393332 . 05 16. 60250 .05 12.50 No. 39540 .05 2.00 No. 396108 .05 5.40 No. 397501 .05 25.05 No. 39888 .05 4.40 No. 39970 .05 3.50 No. 400

307 .05 15.35 No. 40158 .05 2.90 No. 40231 .05 1.5514 .05

i

.70 No. 404129 .05 ! 6. 45 No. 405.112 .05 5.60 No. 40695 .05 4. 75 No. 40755 .05 2. 75 No. 408

209 .05 10.45 No. 40924 .05 1.20 No. 410130 .05 6. 50 No. 41126 .05 1.30 No. 412

9 1 .05 .45 No. 413.

Title.

Agriculture Depart-MENT—Continued

.


Farmers' Bulletins-

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

64 $0.05 S3. 20153 .05 7.65923 .05 46. 1525 .05 1.2589 .05 4.45

204 .05 10. 2035 .05 1.7536 .05 1.80176 .05 8.80137 .05 6.85187 .05 9.35273 .05 13.6548 .05 2.40172 .05 8. 60130 .05 6. 5014 .05 .70

209 .05 10.45

511 .05 25.55670 .05 33.50339 .05 16. 95

746 .05 37. 30623 .05 31.15

1,207 .05 60.35

88 .05 4. 4038 .05 1.9056 .05 2.80262 .05 13. 10

53 .05 2.65

141 .05 7.05

89 .05 4. 45

140 .05 7. 00

39 .05 1.95

283 .05 14. 15

221 .05 11.05

196 .05 9.80

224 .05 11.20226 .05 •11.30

186 .05 9.30

460 .05 23.0018 .05 .90

134 .05 6.70

27 .05 1.35

149 .05 7.45

34 .05 1.70

124 .05 6. 20

20 .05 1.00

134 .05 6. 70

210 .05 10.50

75 .05 3.75

153 .05 7.65

128 .05 6. 40

156 .05 7. 80

527 .05 26. 35

211 .05 10.55

1,337 .05 66. 85

70 .05 3.50

198 .05 9.90

209 .05 10. 45

92 .05 4. 60

85 .05 4.25

1,264 .05 63. 20

93 .05 4.65

115 .05 5.75

243 .05 12. 15

121 .05 6.05

65 .05 3.25

362 .05 18. 10

201 .05 10.05

156 .05 •7. 80

121 .05 6.05

85 .05 4. 25

76 .05 3.80

108 .05 5.40

62 .05 3.10

71 .05 3.55

116 .05 5.80

352 .05 17. CO



Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

Agriculture Depart-3IEXT—Continued

Secretary's Offlce—Con.\

Farmers' Bulletins—|

Continued.!

No. 414!

No. 415No. 416No. 417No. 418No. 419No. 420No. 421

No. 422No. 423No. 424

Title.

No. 425No. 426No. 427No. 428No. 429No. 430No. 431No. 432No. 433No. 434No. 435No. 436No. 437No. 438No. 439 ,

No. 440No. 441 ,

No. 442No. 443No. 444 ,

No. 445 ,

No. 446 ,

No. 447No. 449

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No. 450No. 451No. 452No. 453

,

Titie page and contents(paper):Nos. 251-275

,

Nos. 326-350Nos. 351-375Nos. 376-400

Yearbooks (cloth):18941895189618961897

189919001901190219031903 (paper)1904190519061906 (paper)1907190819091909 (paper)1910

Yearbook, separates(paper):1894—No. 1....

No. 6....No. 9....

No. 10. .

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No 11...



Num-ber of

copies.Price.

Yearbook, sepai

Continued

.

133 $0. 05 $6.65 1894

—

jSTo 13

82 .05 4.10 No 15

25 .05 1.25 No. 19..

116 .05 5.80 No 2058 .05 2. 90 No. 26.

50 .05 2.50 No 2731 .05 1.55 No 28

27 .05 1.35 No 29

28 .05 1.40 No. 30..

18 .05 .90 1895 No. 37,

49 .05 2.45 No. 37,

25 .05 1.25 No 3854 .05 2.70 No 4322 .05 1. 10 No 4426 .05 1.30 No 4575 .05 3.75 No 4717 .05 .85 No 50

23 .05 1.15 1 No 56

56 .05 2.80 1896_No 64

17 .05 . 85 No 66

j2 *05 .55 No 73

20 !o5 I'oo No SI'7

.05 .35 No 8518 .05 .90 No 8715 .05 . 75 1897 No 942 . 05

"

IQ No 9712 !o5 '. 60 No 98

6 !o5 !30 No 103'. 05 .30 No 113

]^ !o5 . 05 No 122

25 . 05 1. 25 No 123

. 05 . 30 1898—No 130

3 . 05 No 133

. 05 .35 No 134

3 . 05 .40 No 135

8 . 05 .40 No 136

. 05 .05 No 149

g 05 . 30 No 151

05 . 25 No 1541899 No 168

No 1732 . 05 . 10 No 179

. 05 .05 No 186

I !o5 '. 05 No 188

. 05 . 05 1900 No 193No 194

21 .50 10.50 No 19514 .55 7. 70 No 196

26 . 50 13. 00 No 1972 . 75 1. 50 No 198

26 . 60 15. 60 No 199

13 . 60 7. 80 ' No 200

14 7^ 10. 50 No 20217 75 12. 75 No 203

16 .80 12^80 i No. 204

40 .85 .34.00 No. 206

15 .75 11.25 I No. 207

1 .65 .65i

No. 208

21 .65 13.65i

No. 210

37 1.00 37.00 No. 211

25 1.00 25. 001

No, '^12

1 .60 .60 !No. 214

37 1.00 37. 00 i No. 215

70 1.25 87. 50 No. 220

375 1.00 375. 00 No. 222

1 .70 .70 No. 223

196 1,00 196. 00 No. 2241901—No. 225

i No. 2262 .05 .10

; No. 2274 .05 .20

i

No. 2331 .05 .05 • No. 234

13 .05 65i

No. 2381 .05 .05 i No. 240.

pt. 1.

2.

4 SO. 05 $0. 204 . 05 . 205 . 05 . 253 . 05 . 151 . 05 . 052 . 05 . 109 . 05 .4518 . 05 .904 . 05 . 2018 . 05 .9022 . 05 1. 102 . 05 .101 . 05 .053 . 05 . 151 . 05 . 05

17 . 05 . 852 .05 .101 . 05 . 051 . 05 . 05

15 .05 . 751 . 05 . 051 . 05 .052 . 05 . 106 . 05 . 307 . 05 . 351 -05 .052 . 05 . 10

10 . 05 . 501 . 05 .051 . 05 .055 . 05 . 255 . 05 . 254 . 05 . 201 . 05 . 051 . 05 . 052 . 05 . 10

14 . 05 . 705 . 05 .251 . 05 .051 .05 .051 . 05 . 051 . 05 .051 . 05 .056 .05 .303 . 05 . 15

21 .05 1.0512 .05 .6029 . 05 1.4531 . 05 1. 553 . 05 .151 .05 .053 .05 . 151 .05 .05

. 05 . 2528 !05 l!401 .05 .051 .05 .052 .05 .10

11 .05 .554 .05 .20

10 .05 .507 .05 .356 .05 .304 .05 .204 .05 .201 .05 .053 .05 .158 .05 .401 .05 .055 .05 .25

21 .05 1.051 .05 .051 .05 .05

10 .05 .50



m-of

ies.

Price. Total.

15 $0. 05 $0. 75

1 .05 .058 .05 .40

11 .05 .551 .05 .051 .05 .05

13 .05 .651 .05 .051 .05 .05

3 .05 .15

6 .05 .3013 .05 .65

1 .05 .051 .05 .05

2 .05 .10

70 .05 3.503 .05 .15

3 .05 .15

2 .05 .103 .05 .1514 .05 .704 .05 .20

20 .05 1.005 .05 .251 .05 .05

23 .05 1.153 .05 .151 .05 .05

1 .05 .057 .05 .355 .05 .25

17 .05 .85

1 .05 .05

22 .05 1.1013 .05 .65

70 .05 3.502 .05 .10

22 .05 1.103 .05 .15

1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05

4 .05 .20

1 .05 .055 .05 .25

7 .05 .352 .05 .10

3 .05 .15

9 .05 .4512 .05 .60

13 .05 .6529 .05 1.451 .05 .05

14 .05 .7044 .05 2. 204 .05 .2018 .05 .903 . 05 .159 . 05 . 451 . 05 .05

15 .05 .752 .05 .102 .05 .101 .05 .057 .05 .354 .05 .2019 .05 .951 .05 .054 .05 .20

2 .05 .10

10 .05 .50

22 .05 1.10

1 .05 .05

15 .05 .75

3 .05 .15

1 .05 .05

Title.

Ageiculture DepartMENT—Continued

.

Secretary's Office—Con

Yearbook, separates-Continued.1901—No. 241

No. 243

No. 244No. 245 :.

No. 246No. 248No. 249No. 250No. 254No. 256

1902—No. 260No. 262No. 263

No. 264No. 265No. 266No. 268

No. 270No. 272No. 273 ,

No. 274No. 277No. 278 ,

No. 279 ,

No. 280No. 281

No. 282No. 283No. 284No. 285No. 287No. 288 ,

No. 289 ,

No. 290 ,

No. 291 ,

No. 293 ,

No. 294No. 296 ,

No. 297 ,

1903—No. 303No. 306 ,

No. 308No. 312No. 313No. 314No. 315No. 317No. 319No. 320No. 321No. 322No. 323No. 324No. 325No. 326No. 327No. 328No. 329No. 331

No. 332No. 333

1904—No. 336No. 337No. 338No. 339No. 340No. 341No. 342No. 343No. 3*4No. 350No. 352No. 354No. 355No. 356

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No. 359No. 362No. 369

1905—No. 372No. 374No. 376No. 377No. 378No. 381No. 382No. 383No. 384No. 386No. 387No. 388No. 389No. 390No. 393Nq.394No. 395No. 396No. 397No. 398No. 399No. 401No. 405No. 406No. 407

1906—No. 412No. 413No. 414No. 415No. 416No. 419No. 422No. 424No. 425No. 427

No. 429No. 432No. 433No. 434No. 435No. 436No. 441No. 438No..439

1907—No. 443No. 444No. 445No. 446No. 447No. 448No. 449No. 450No. 451.......No. 452No. 453No. 454No. 455No. 456No. 457No. 459No. 460No. 461


1908—No. 473

Num-ber of

copies.

SO. 05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.40

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.20

.40

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.20

.05

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.15

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

SUPEEINTENDENT OF DOCUMEKTS. 389


Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

9 $0. 05 SO. 454 .05 .20

10 .05 .50

5 .05 .25

55 .05 2. 759 .05 .4516 .05 .801 .05 .05

37 .05 1.8513 .05 .6519 .05 .955 .05 .25

8 .05 .407 . 05 .35i .05 .05

18 .05 .902 .05 .10

11 .05 .552 .05 .101 . 15 .151 .05 .056 .05 .30

27 .05 1.356 .05 .30

33 .05 1. 6525 .05 1.257 .05 .35

21 .05 1.0515 .05 . 7528 .05 1.4014 .05 .708 .05 .4016 .05 .8046 .05 2. 3025 .05 1.2514 .15 2. 10

3 .05 . 15

7 .05 .3575 .05 3.75

5,000 125. 0025 . 05 1.2551 . 10 5. 101 . 05 .05

17 .30 5. 101 .05 05

22 .05 1. 1010 .05 .505 .05 .25

1 .05 .054 .05 .202 .05 . 10

1 .05 .052 .05 . 102 !05 . 10

2 .05 . 10.05 .25.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05.05 .10.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05.05 .15.05 .05.05 .05.05 .15.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05

Title.

Agbictjlture Depart-ment—Continued

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No. 475No. 476No. 478No. 480No. 482No. 483No. 484No. 485No. 486 :.

No. 487No. 488No. 489No. 490No. 491No. 492No. 493No. 494No. 495No. 496No. 497

1909—No. 501No. 502No. 503No. 504No. 505No. 506No. 507No. 508No. 509No. 510No; 511No. 512No. 513No. 514No. 515No. 516No. 517No. 518No. 519No. 519No. 520No. 520No. 521No. 521No. 522No. 523No. 524

Food Inspection Deci-sions (paper):No. 113No. 115No. 119No. 125 ,

No. 127No. 132

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Notices of Judgment(paper):Nos. 123-133Nos. 134:-140

No. 141No. 142 ,

No. 143No. 144 ,

No. 145No. 146 ,

No. 147No. 148No. 149No. 150No. 151No. 152No. 153No. 1.54

Title.



Notices of Judgment

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Continued.No. 155No. 156No. 157

No. 158No. 159

No. 160

No. 162No. 163No. 164No. 165No. 166No. 167

No. 168No. 169

No. 170No. 176No. 349No. 350No. 382No. 543

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No. 15No. 16No. 17No. 18

No. 19No. 20No. 21

No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28

Num-ber of

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Price.

$0. 05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05

.05

.05

.10

.10

.05

.05

.20

.30

.10

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2 i

390 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIKTER.


Title.

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Ageiculture Depart- Agriculture Depart-M'-p-NTT 0,nTitiTmprl "WTr'NTT ^PnnfinnarlJVliljiN i VUIlLlllUcCl.

Agrostolojy Division— Animal Industry Bu-Continued

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Tpn ti.—r^nntimiprJ

Circulars—Continued. Annual reports, sepa-No. 29 7 $0. 05 $0.35 rates, etc—Continued.No. 30 8 .05 .40 Significance of Re-No. 31 14 .05 .70 e e n t AmericanNo. 32 4 .05 .20 Cases of Hook-No. 33 2 .05 .10 worm Disease. .. 9 $0. 05 $0. 45No. 34 1 .05 .05 Market Milk: PlanNo. 35 3 .05 .15 for Its Improve-No. 36 3 .05 .15 ment 8 .05 .40

Production and Con-Animal Industry Bureau. sumption of Meat.

.

. 5 .05 .25Study of Methods of

Annual reports (cloth.): Canning Meats.1884 8 .65 5,20 with Reference to1885 7 .65 4. 55 Proper Disposal of1886 5 .50 2. 50 Defective Cans 5 .05 .251887-88 5 .65 3.25 Report of Commis-1889-90 3 .40 1.20 sion on Certain1891-92 5 .50 2. 50 Features of Fed-1893-94 5 .20 1. 00 eral Meat-Inspec-1 «q.t;_qfi 19 .50 9. 50 tion T^ppmii^ifinnc: .05 .051897 7 .65 4.55 Report upon Exam-1898 10 .75 7. 50 ination of Milk 5 .05 .251899 29 .85 24. 65 Effect of Certain Dis-1900 48 . 85 40. 80 t/doos dllU. OUliUl-1901 (paper) 1 ^75 !75 tions of Cattle1901 43 .90 38.70 upon Milk Supply. 1 .05 .051902 26 .65 16. 90 Dermal Mycosis As-1903 32 .50 16. 00 sociated with Sar-1904 47 .55 25. 851905 26 .50

.4013. 00 Horses 2 .10 .20

1905 (paper) 1 .40 Statistics of Oleo-1906 24 .60 14.40 margarine, Oleo1907 27 .85 22. 95 Oil, and Filled1908 64 .70 44. 80 Cheese 4 .05 .201909 16 .50 8. 00 Nature, Cause, and

Annual reports, sepa- Economic Impor-rates, reports of chief tance of Ovinefnaner): Caseous Lymph-

1909 2 .05 . 10 Adeuitis 2 .05 .10Annual reports, sepa- Notes on Parasites .

.

1 .10 .10rates, miscellaneous Preliminary Cata-(paper): logue of PlantsEmbryonal Adeno- Poisonous tosarcoma of Kid- Stock. .

.

3 .05 .15

ney in Swine 2 . 05 .10 Notes on Animal In-Notes on Animal In- dustry of Portodustry of Argen- Rico 2 .05 .10tina. 2 .05 .10 Distribution and

Blackleg in United Magnitude ofStates 2 .05 .10 Poultry and Egg

Report upon Ex- Industry 10 .05 .50perimental Ex- Action of Saltpeterports of Butter 4 .05 . 20 upon Color ofMeat 4 .05 .20

Breeds of DaiiT Cat- Effect of Smeltertle ... . 11 .05 . 55 Fumes upon Live-

Cattle Markets and stock Industry in

Abattoirs in Eu- IJic In Ul lilWtrbl. - - - 2 .05 .10rope 1 .05 . 05 Report on Inocula-

Foreign Markets for tion as PreventiveEggs and Poultry. 4 .05 on of Swine Diseases.

.

y .05 .05

Foot and Mouth Dis- Verminous Diseasesease 3 . 05 . 15 of Cattle, Sheep,

Tuberculin Test of and Goats in Tex-Cattle in Great as 1 .05 .05

Britain 2 .05 .10 Experiments, TexasDanish Hog Indus- Fever, Southerntry 7 .05 .35 Cattle Tick 1 .05 .05

Control of Hog Chol- Duration of Life of

era by Serum Im- Tubercle Bacillus13 .05 .65 in Cheese 3 .05 .15

Field Tests with Economic Impor-Serum for Preven- tance of Tubercu-tion of Hog Chol- losis of Food-Pro-era 1 .05 .05 ducing Animals . .

.

3 .05 .15

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Num- Num-Title. ber of Price. Total. Title. ber of Price. Total.

copies. copies.

A riT?TPTTT TTTT?1? TIh'P A "RT- Agkicultube Depart-MENT—Continued. ment—Continued

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^711772(^2 JTidustTy Su- A-TiiiTicil IndusiTy Bu-reau—Continued

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Tcdu—Continued.

Annual reportSj sopst" B ulletins—Continued.No 4 4 SO. 15 SO. 60

TJpiotinn nf Tnlipr- No 5 2 . 10 '. 20culous Cow to i\0. 0 1 . 10 . 10Public Health 4 $. 10 SO. 40 No. 8 .15 . 75

.60Visability of Tuber- No. 9 12 .05cle Bacilli in But- No. 10 1 .15 ] 15

5 • 05 . 25 No ^1 14 . 05 . 70Medicai Milk Com- ]Sro. 12 1 • 15 . 15

missions and Bo- ]vfo 13 7 . 10 . 70vine Tuberculosis

.

4 . 05 . 20 No. 14 7 !o5 . 35Note on Zebra Hy- 11 . 05 . 55brid Breeding? 2 • 05 . 10 No. 16 6 .05 . 30

General publications No 17 5 . 10 .50(.ciotn;. No. 18. 7 . 05 . 35Report on Beef Sup- No. 19 2 . 10 . 20ply of United No 20 10 . 10 1. 00States and Export No 21 23 . 15 3. 45Trade in Animals No 23 5 !o5 [25and Meat Prod- No. 24 8 .05 .40

2 . uo in No 25 3 . 05 . 15Special Report on No 26 25 . 10 2. 50Diseases of Cattle No. 27 90 . 15 13. 50(paper) (1904) . 50 . 50 No 28 4 '. 10 '. 40

Spec al Report on No 30 2 . 15 . 30Diseases of Cattle No. 32 23 . 05 1. 15and on Cattle No 33 17 . 05 . 85Feeding (1896) 2 . 65 1.30 No. 34 45 !20 9! 00

Special Report on No. 35 19 . 10 1. 90Diseases of Cattle No 37 40 . 15 6. 00and on Cattle No. 38 14 !40 5' 60Feeding (1904) 3 .65 1. 95 No. 39 pt 1 6 . 05 .30

Special Renort on No. 39, pt. 2 6 . 10 . 60Diseases of Cattle No. 39' pt. 3 6 '. 10 '. 60

(1908) 695 1. 00 No 39 pt 4 4 .05 '. 20Publications of In- XTrt on c 6 . 05 . 30

tprp^it tn T)5»irv- No. 39, pt. 6 5 . 05 . 25

. 05 . 05 No 39' pt 7 4 '. 05 . 20Instructions Con- No 39 pt 8 4 . 05

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'DiQP'^^iPQ nf TTnrsip No 39 pt 13 6 . 05 . 30(1907) 1 473 . 65 957. 45 No. 39 pt. 14 3 . 10 30

Instructions Con- 1

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No. 39, pt. 15 2 . 10 . 20cerning Trade La- "VT/^ Qn T^^- 1 K

1 . 15 . 15bels under Meat No 39 pt 16 4 . 10 . 40Inspection Law 1

No. 39! pt. 17 4 '. 15'

60and Regulations .05 . 05 i

No 39' pt. 18 2 . 15 \ 30Instructions Con- No 39 pt 19 3 . 15 .45cerning Trade La- No. 39 pt 20 6 . 15 *90

bels under Meat 6 . 10 . 60Inspection Law No 39, pt 22 5 .15 . 75and Regulations, No 39 pt 23 5 . 15 . 75

J . 05 . 05 No 39' pt 24 8 . 10 . 80Meat Inspection No 39' pt 25 14 . 10 1.40Amendment Ap- "Vr. QO OA 43 . 15 6. 45proved June 30, No 39 pt 27 56 . 15 8.401906

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1 05 05 No. 39, pt. 28 44 . 10 4. 40Animal Parasites of No 39 pt 29 43 . 10 4. 30

1 .40 .40 "\T/^ on on 38 . 10 3. 80Special Report on No 39 pt 31 26 . 10 2. 60History and Pres- No 39' pt 32 55 '. 10 5*50

ent Condition of No. 39, pt. 33 3 . 10 . 30Sheep Industry in No. 41 5 .10 .50United States 6 L40 8.40

\

No. 42 1 .05 .05Special Report on No. 43 2 .05 .10Cause and Preven- No. 44 8 .10 .80tion of S w i n a No. 45 21 .10 2. 10Plague 7 .40 2.80 No. 46 37 .15 5.55

Bulletins (paper): No. 47 242 ..30 72.60No. 1 3 .40 1.20 No. 47 (half leather). 1 .75 .75No. 2 1 .15 .15 No. 47, pt. 1 115 .10 11.50No. 3 1 .10 .10

i No. 47, pt. 2 113 .10 11.30

392 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK.


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108 SO. 10 $10.807 .20 1.40

8 .10 .806 .05 .309 .10 .90

7 .10 .704 .65 2.607 .05 .35

2 .05 .10

18 .05 .9034 .10 3.402 .20 .40

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70 .15 10.5013 .10 1.3085 .10 8.5059 .10 5.907 .10 .70

48 .10 4. 8050 .10 5.0012 .05 .60

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Title.


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No. 116

Title.

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Animal Industry Bu-reau—Contuxned.

Bulletins—Continued.No. 117No. 118No. 119No. 120No. 121

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Circulars—Continued.No. 153

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No. 142

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with splenetic fever(paper):United States mapshowing area quar-antined on ac-

count of splenetic,

southern or cattle

feverUnited States mapshowing area quar-antined on ac-

count of splenetic,southern or cattle

feverUnited States mapindicating coun-ties

Biological Surveyreau.

Bu-

Annual reports fpaner)19081909 ,

1910Bulletins (paper):

No. 1

No. 4No. 5

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Contimied.

Title.


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Biological Survey Bu-reau—Contianed.

B uUetins—Continued

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Biological Survey Bu-reau—Continued.

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Circulars—Continued.No. 71No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 70No. 77No. 78No. 79

North American Fauna(paper):No. 1

No. 2

No. 3. ,

No. 4 ,

No. 5 ,

No. 7

No. 8No. 10No. 11

No. 12No. 13No. 14..

No. 15No. 16No. 17

No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21


North American Fauna,separates (paper):

Revision of Shrews of

American Genera,Bla-rina, and Notiosorex..

Botany Division.

Bulletins (paper):No. 5No. 6No. 7

No. 8No. 9No. 9 (cloth)No. 10No. 13, pt. 1

N^. 13, pt. 2..;



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Botany Division—Con.

(."irculars (paper):No. 1

No. 2No. 3No. 4No. 6No. 7No. 8 -

No. 9No. 12No. 13No. 15No. 16No. 17


Contributions fromUnited States Na-tional Herbarium (pa-j)er):

Vol. 1, No. 4Vol. 1, No. 8Vol. 1, No. 9Vol. 2Vol. 2, No. 1

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

N6: 4No. 5No. 6No. 7No. 8No. 9

Vol. 3,

Vol. 3,

Vol. 3,

Vol. 3,

Vol. 3.

Vol. 3,

Vol. 4Vol. 5, No. 1

Vol. 5, No. 2Vol. 5, No. 3Vol. 5, No. 4

Vol. 5, No. 5Vol. 5, No. 6Vol. 6Vol. 7

Vol. 7, No. 1

Vol. 7, No. 2

Vol. 7, No. 3

Index, title-page,

and contentsInventories (paper):

No. 1

No. 2No. 5No. 7No. 8

Chemistry Bureau.

Aimual reports (paper):1910

General publications(paper):Table for Reduction

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Experiment Stations Of-fice—Continued.

Annual reports, Sepa-rates—Continued.Report on Work andLxijenditures of

Agricultural Ex-periment Stations,1903

Alaska AgriculturalExperiment Sta-tions, AnnualReport—

19031904

Alluvial Lands of

Lower MississippiValley and TheirDrainage, 1909

Colored Race, 1903 .

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Dietetics in Relationto Hospitals for

Insane, 1904Progress in Drain-

age, 1908Agricultural E c o -

nomies as Subjectof Study in Agri-cultural College,1903...:

Progress in Agricul-tural Education

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19031905190G1908

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tutes, 1904Farmers' Institutesin United Statesin 1906

Federal Legislation,Regulations, andRulings AffectingAgricultural Col-leges and Experi-ment Stations,1903

Hawaii AgriculturalExperiment Sta-tion, Annual Re-port, 1903

Irrigation Investi-gation, 1908

Review of IrrigationIn vesti gations,

1903Losses of IrrigationAYater and TheirPrevention, 1908.

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Recent IrrigationLegislation, 1911 .

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Experiment Sta-tion and Their Re-sults, 1907

Animal NutritionProblems in Rela-tion to Work of

Experiment Sta-tions, 1909

Experiment StationWork with Peach-es, 1907

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Reciam a t i o n ofSouthern Louisi-ana Wet PrairieLands, 1910

Deve 1 op m e n t ofTextbook of Agri-culture in NorthAmerica, 1903

Reclamation of TideLauds, 1906

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Forestry in NatureStudy, 1909

General Index toExperiment Sta-tions Record, v.

1-12, 1889-1 9 01,and ExperimentStations Bulletin2, 1903

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Nutrition of Man,Investigations of,

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Organization andWork of Agricul-ture ExperimentStations, 1904

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Crop Rotation inSouthern States asInfluenced byPlant Diseases

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Forest Insect In-vestigations

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Use of Water in Ir-

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New Jersey Ideal inStudy and ReportUpon InjuriousInsects

Soil FertilityMethods of Con-ducting Investiga-tions Relating toMaintenance orIncrease of Soil

FertilityPresent Status of

Soil Investigations.Extension and Prac-

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No. 2

No. 3Experiment StationAVork (paper):

Vol. 3, No. 13

Vol. 3, No. 14

Vol. 3, No. 17

Vol. 3, No. 18

Vol.3, No. 19

Vol. 4, No. 1

Porto Rico AgriculturalExperiment Stationannual reports (paper)

190G1907 ,

1908

Porto Rico AgriculturalExperiment Stationbulletins (paper):No. 1, EnglishNo. 2, EnglishNo. 2, SpanishNo. 3, EnglishNo. 4, EnglishNo. 4, SpanishNo. 5, EnglishNo. 5, SpanishNo. 6, EnglishNo. 6, SpanishNo. 7, EngUshNo. 7, SpanishNo. 8, EnghshNo. 10

Porto Rico AgriculturalExperiment Stationcirculars (paper):No. 2, EnglishNo. 4, EngUshNo. 5, EngUsh

Farmers' Institute lec-

tures (paper):No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4

$0.05.05.05.05.10.10.10.10

12

12!

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I .15 .7511 .20 2.20

22 .05 1. 101 .05 .052 .05 .101 .05 .051 .05 .051 .05 .05

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7 .05 .35

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STJPERmTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 407

Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.

Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

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Price. Total. Title.

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!

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Agricttltcbe Depabt- AGEICtTLTUEE DEPAET-MENT—Continued. itENT—Continued

.

i:lij)CTiTrt^t otutiûs Of- J'orcst o€Tiic6—Con.fice—Continued.

1 Annual reports

—

Con.X srmers Institute lec- 1

1900 0 sn Ti^©u. uo sin 0^*U. -Otures—Continued. . uo . iO

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;

1909 12 . 05 . DU14,865 1 1. 00 991. (X) VJ c II t: 1 a 1 pUUHCa LiUIib

(.paper;.

Information Regard-in§ F.mployment\j±l a tlVJi-Lal ± \Jl

2 in . 20 9. uo in.10

No. Z. . .'.

. . . . .

.

4 .10'

40 Report upon For-4 . 10

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40 P ^ 1" T T'nT'PQ'H Oro-C o L 1 J 1 1 1 > CO LiÔi-

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ment of Agncul-+ n r o 1 3~7 1 fiOfi

ston. I'cloth.) i. 00 0. 5UX 01t*oL Oci ^ ILtJ -^Hctj.

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No 14 9 in. 20 Fruiting of Torest

li\ \ . 10 . 10 Trpp:; inr Ofi IQAQX Iceo * -Ti-jJi • — ' , lyur 2 . 05 . 10No. IS 2 .10 . 20 Circulars to Appli-.> 0. -1. 05 . vo C3.I1TS for GrB/Zin.^"Vr» OA

. 10 . 10 1 9. uo . DU

]^ . 05 . 05 X\,aLc O C 11 c LI U 1 c

No. 3' . 15 . 15 TôIgs of Grszin^No. 34 2 .10 .20 Fees for XationaiNo 3(5 4 05 . 20 Forest Reserves... 10 . uo . 0No 37 2 . 05 . 10 Icstmctioris Reârd.-

in^ GrOiZirLg Tres-No 1 . 05 . 05 w . uo . ouNo. 2 . 05 . 05 ProdU-ction of LurD.-

2 . 05 '. 10 ber^ Latli, 3,rid.

No 6 05 . 05 ShinglesJby States

No 10 . 05 . 05 dllU optiClci, lyUOj

No 1^ . 05 . 05 1QnJ\ 1 QHJ.. iU

No l'-* . 05 . 05 Insiruc tions forNo. 13 \ . 05

'

05 a k i 11 ^ Forest-NO. li X . uo . uo Surveys and Maps,Xo. 17 .05 . 05 rPTT NTriT" ^ t\ 1 QOQic * . LI V . n*j lov/y

No. IS . 1 .05 .05 (flexible) 171 .20 34. 20No ^ 1X . uo . 05 X> se of ational For-No "^1

. 05 . 05 1 Q19 9=^4- IO

No "^4. 05 . 05 National Forest Or-

No. 25 05 . 05 U-ci Zo, ycLl L- -l.

April, 1907 .'. .05 .45Forest Service. National Forest

Manual

—

Annual reports (paper): Special Uses.1S87 1 .10 .10 1911 .05 .051S91 6 .05 .30 Grazing. 1911.... 2 .10 .201892 .10 .40 Forest Trees of Pa-1893 .10 .50 cific Slope Oct. 1,

1899 0 .05 .25 19081

332 .CO 199. 20

Per set.


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued,

Title.


Forest Service—Con.

General publications-Continued.Purchase of LandUnder Weeks Lawin Southern Appa-lachian and White

' Mountains, Mar.27,1911

Use of National For-est Reserves, Reg-ulations and In-structions; to takeeffect July 1, 1905(cloth)

Use Book, Regula-tions and Instruc-tions for Use of

National ForestReserves. 190G...

Use Book

—

19071908

Grazing (in NationalForest Regula-tions), 1910.

Instr u c t i 0 n s for

Building andmaintenance ofTelephone Lineson National For-ests. 1909

Timber Preserva-tion and TimberTesting at Louisi-ana Purchase Ex-position (1904)

Use Book, Regula-tions, and Instruc-tions for Use ofNational Forests,and Manual ofProcedure for

Forest Officers:

Water Power, 1911Bulletins (paper):

No. 2No. 3


No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 12No. 13

No. 14No. 15No. 16No. 17No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21 •

No. 22No. 24, pt. 1

No. 24, pt. 2No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 30No. 31No. 32

Num-ber of Price,

copies. !

Total.

22

33

7

2

3

1877109629

C491

901

57

41431

5

2

22

2

3

668

5

134221

$0.05

25

15

10

.05

.05

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.25

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.25

.05

.20

.15

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.20

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.50

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62.10.30.05.50.10.80.70.60.30

8.40.40.75

13.405. 50.30

4.0011.55

Title.



Bulletins—Continued.No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41

No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61

No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71No. 72No. 73No. 74 ,

No. 76 ,

No. 77No. 78 ,

No. 79No. 80 ,

No. 81 ,

No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 87No. 93

Circulars (paper):No. 10No. 11

No. 12No. 13

No. 14No. 15

No. 17

No. 18 -

No. 19No. 21


No. 32

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

65 SO. 30 $19. 5029 .20 5. 80

122 1.00 122. 00166 .25 41.5048 .40 19. 2035 .20 7. 0034 .15 5. 1098 .20 19. 60

147 .25 36. 75102 .15 15.3030 .15 4. 506 .10 .606 .20 1.20

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46 .05 2. 301 .05 .052 .05 .10

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62 .05 3.1017 .05 .851 .05 .056 .05 .307 .05 .35

7 .05 .352 .05 .10

23 .05 1.15



Agricultube Depart-MENT—Continued

.


Circulars—Continued.No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41

Num-ber of

copies.

Price.

$0.

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.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

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.05

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1.50.50.60.30.40

1.70.50

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1.852. 151.001.352. 251.051.653.00.80

1.45.90

Title.




.

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24 .05 1.201 .05 .05

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Title.



Repott on Forestry(cloth):Vol. 1 :

Vol. 2Vol. 3Vol. 4

Notes on Forest TreesSuitable for Plantingin United States(paper):CottonwoodHackberrySilver mapleRed cedarWhite ash

Forest Planting Leaflets

<Xt ; ...

No. 4No. 5No. 8No. 9No. 13

No. 14No. 15No. 18 ,

^ No. 17No. 18No. 21No. 23

Location and Area ofNational Forests(paper):

19071909

Silvica Leaflets (paper):No. 1

No.*2No. 3No. 4No. 5 ,

No. 6No. 7

No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11



Maps (paper):National forests,witn transporta-tion routes andsupervisors' head-quarters (map),June 30, 1909

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

6 SO. 50 $3. 00g . ou ? fino. uu

. 30 1 fid1. oU

. 00 2 45

1 .05 .05. 05 15

1 ^05 ."05

2 .05 .10. 05 05

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11 .05 .55.05 .05

9 .15 1.35

Title.Num-ber of

copies.



Maps—Continued.National forests,map of, with in-

sets, Mar. 17, 1908,4 sheets (per set) .

.

National forests,map of, with in-

sets. May 1, 1910,4 sheets (per set) .

.

Natural forests,regions of NorthAmerica, and theircharacteristic treegrowth

Irrigation Inquiry Office.


Report on Irriga-tion, 1893

Library.


No. 10No. ifNo. 12No. 13No. 14No. 15No. IGNo. 17No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21

No. 22No. 23

No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31No. .32

No. 33No. 37No. 37, supp. 1

No. 40No. 41

No. 42No. 44No. 47

No. 50No. 51..-

No. .52

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No. 72No. 73No. 74No. 75

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$0. 60

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.15

1.05

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.10

.10

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.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10:

SUPEEINTEKDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 411

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continned.

Title.

AGEICITLTrEE DEPAET-MENT—Continued

.

iitrary—Continued

.

Monthly bulletins (pa-per):Vol. 1, No. 3Vol. 1, No. 4Vol. 1, No. 5Vol. 1. No. 9Vol. 1, No. 10

Vol. 1, No. 12Vol. 2, No. 1

Num-ber of Price,

copies.

Total. Title.

Num- I

ber of Price. <

copies.

Vol. 2, No. 2

Monthly bulletins oflibrary accessions, sub-scriptions:


Vol. 2, 7 subscrip-tions :

Microscopy Division.

Annual reports (paner):1893 :

Food products (paper):No. 1

No. 2No. 3

Plant Industry Bureau.

Annual reports (paper):19061907190819091910

General publica t i o n s

(paper):Suggestions for Set-ting PermanentPastures with Ber-muda Grass as Ba-sis, Aug. 3, 1910...

Kesults of Boys'Demonstra t i 6 nWork in CornClubs in 1910, Aor.5, 1911

Production of Cot-ton Under BoU-Weevil Condi-tions, Jan. 10. 1911

.

DLstribution of Cot-ton Seed in 1908,Jan. 31, 1908..

Starting a SeedlingDate Orchard,Jan. 23. 1908

Deep Fall Plowingand Seed Bed

Economy on theFarm

Field Instructionsfor Farmers' Co-operative Demon-stration W 0 r k.rev. ed. ReissuedMar. 15, 1909

Familiar Talks onFarming; Cultiva-vation of Crop,.Apr. 1.5, 1908

$0. 05 $0. 05.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05

.50 9.00

.50 3.50

.10 .10

.10 .60

.10 .30

.10 .50

.10 .20

.10 .30

.13 .45

.10 .40

. 10 .10

.05. .20

.05 2.60

.05 .40

.05 .05

.05 .15

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .40

.05 .30

AGEICtJLTUKE DEPART- !•

MENT—Continued. !

Plant Industry Bureau—Continued.

General publications-Continued.

Field Instructions|

for Farmers' Coop-

'

erative Demon-stration Work,Commercial Fer-tilizers, Their Usesand Cost, Apr. 15,

1908Commercial Ferti-

lizers, Their Uses :

and Value, Dec.j

13, 1909Commercial Ferti-

lizers, Their Usesand ' Value (re-

print). Mar. 1, 1910.Economize, CutDown Expensesof Farm (by Useof Home Fertiliz-

ers), rev. ed., Mar.16, 1910

;Farm Fertilizers,\

January, 1911 -

Cooperative Distri-bution of newSmyrna Figs andCapri fles, rev. ed.,

Jan. 19, 1910American ginseng,

1909Wild Onion, Nov.

30, 1908Publication of Bu-reau of Plant In-dustry, Bureau of

Plant Indus trydocument No. 548.

Publication 504 ofBureau of Plant

:

Industrv, Sept. 13,

1909!

Publication 548 of\

Bureau of Planti

Industrv, Feb. 26, i

1910....' i

Fall-breaking andPreparat ion ofSeed Bed, Sept. 8,

1909Seed Selection for

'

Southern Farms,July 31, 1908

Selection of Cottonand Corn Seed for

Southern Farms . .

.

Crops for SouthernFarms, Dec. 31,1910

Brief Cultural Direc-tions for Tobacco.December. 1907

Hints to Settlers onWilliston Project,North Dakota.Mar. 27, 1909


No. 2:

13 $0. 05 $0. 65

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1 .05 .05

7 .05 .35

7 .05 .35

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Title.


Plant Industry Bureau-Continued.

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No. 5No. 6

No. 7

No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 12No. 13

No. 14

No. 15No. 16

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No. 23


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No. 50No. 51

No. 51, pts. 1-6 (1

set)

No. 51, 5 parts (3

sets)

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No. 51, pt. 2

No. .51, pt. 3

No. 51, pt. 4

No. 51, pt. 5

No. .51, pt. 6

No. 52

No. .53

No. 54No. .55


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Title.



Bulletins—ContinuedNo. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71No. 72No. 72, pt. 1

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No. 72, pt. 4No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 80No. 81

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sets)

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Seed and plant introduc-tion and distribution(paper):Brief Cultural Di-

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School Garden (2ded.), Jan. 25, 1905..

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Catalogue of Con-necticut Shade-GroAvn Tobacco,Sumatra and Ha-vana Seed Wrap-pers, Grown dur-ing Season of 1901,and Packed in Su-matra and CubanPackages, to beSold at PublicAuction, May 1,

1902, at Hartford,Conn


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1910Departures fromNormal Temper-ature and Rain-fall, with CropYields in Ne-braska, 1898

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20, 21, 22, 1904Weather Bureau,


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No. 2

No. 3Official Register (or BlueBook) (cloth K

1909, vol. 1

1909, vol. 2

Forest products (-oaper •:

Series 1907—No. 2No. 5

No. 7No. 9

No. 10Series 1908—

No. 1

No. 2

Xo. 3

51. 00 $6. 00

1.50 4. 50

1. 50 9. 00

. 25 . 50

.40 .40

. 70 .70

1.00 6. 00

1. 00 5. 00

. 75 2. 251. 10 9. 90

.50 1.00

.55 1. 65

.90 6. 30

2.00 16. 00

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1. 00 2. 00. 75 1. 50. 75 1. 501.00 3. 00

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.15 . 30

Id .05 . 8010 .05 . 50

.05 . 15

426 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIN^TEE.


Title.

Commerce and LabobDeparment—Con.

Census £tireaiir-Con.

Forest products—Con.Series 1908—

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8

No. 9

No. 10

Series 1909—No. 2

No. 3

No. 4

No. 5

No. 6

No. 7

No. 9

No. 10Bulletins ThirteenthCensus, 1910 (paper):Thirteenth Census,United States,

1910, Population,New York City. .

.

Coast and GeodeticSurvey.


1904190519061907

Num-ber of

copies.

1909 (buckram)Annual reports, sepa-

rates (paper):

1904, App. 5. Manualof Tides, pt. 4B,Cotidal Lines of

the World1904, App. 8, Test of

Transit Microm-

1907, App. 6, Manualof Tides, pt. 5,Cur-rents and Shallow-Water Tides, Me-teorological Tides,and MiscellaneousMatters

General publications(paper):Coast and GeodeticSurvey in Alaska,1909

Alaska Coast Pilot,

Notes from Yaku-tat Bay to CookInlet./.

Alaska, Coast Pilot,

Notes for YakutatBav to Cook Inlet

and Shelikof Strait

(2d ed.), 1910Arctic Tides, 1911 . .

.

Table of Depths for

Channels and Har-bors, Coasts of

United States.etc,1910

Figure of Earth andIsostasy fromMeasurements inUnited States,

1909 (cloth)

Price.

$Q. 05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

. 10

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.15

05

1. 401.001.251.751.001. 00

Total.

60

,05

.10

.20

.20

1.35

$0. 35.30.15.40.45.25

5. 10

.15

.05

.05

.05

.10

. 15

.20

.15

.05

1.403. 001. 253.501. 006. 00

1.50

.15

l.SO

Title.

05

^30.20

.20

0. 75


Coast and GeodeticSurvey—Con.

General publications-Continued .

Supplementary In-vestigation in 1909of Figure of Earthand Isostasy, 1910(cloth)

United States Mag-netic Tables andMagnetic Charts,1905 (cloth)

Directions for Mag-netic Measure-ments (with list of

references) 1911Tables for Polyconic

Projection of MapsBased uponClarke's ReferenceSpheroid, 1866, 3ded., 1910

W^ork of Coast andGeodetic Survey(2d ed.), 1909

General publications,separates (paper):

Principal Facts of

Earth's Magnet-ism and Methodsof DeterminingTrue MeridianandMagnetic Declina-tion, 1909

Bulletins (paper):No. 36 (3d ed.), 1907..

Catalogue of Charts(paper):1909

Coast Pilot, AtlanticCoast (canvas):

Pt. 6, ChesapeakeBay and Tributa-ries,supp. to thirdedition. Mar. 24,

1910Tide Tables, AtlanticCoast (paper):

1911Tide Tables, PacificCoast (paper):

1911Tide Tables (paper):

1911Results of Observationsmade at Coast and Geo-detic Survey MagneticObservatory (paper):Near Honolulu, Ha-

waii, 1902-1904At Sitka, Alaska,1902-1904

Num-ber of

copies.

Corporations Bureau.


General publications(paper):Report of Commis-sioner of Corpora-tions oa Beef In-dustry,1905 (cloth)

Price. I Total.

$0. 85

LOO

15

.25

.10

.10

2. 00

25

1.20

SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. . 427


Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

2 $0.65 $1.302 1.00 2.001 .90 .902 .70 1.401 .45 .451 .05 .051 .05 .05

1 .15 .15

2 .05 .10

1 .05 . 05

6 .05 •30

1 .05 .05

3 .10 .30

2 . 10 . 20

3 .05 .15

3 .15 .45

12 . 10 1. 20

1 .10 .10

1 .10 .10

2 .15 .30

4 .10 .40

1 .10 .101 .10 .10

3 .10 .30

1 .05 .05

2 .10 .20

1 .10 .10

Title.

COMMEECE AND LABOBDepartment—Con.

Corporations Bureau—Continued.

General publications-Continued.Taxation ofCorpora-

tions, Ft. 1, NewEngland, Reporton System of Tax-ing Manufactur-ing, May 17, 1909..

Taxation of Corpora-tions, Pt. 2

Report of Commis-sioner of Corpora-tions on CottonExchange, 3 pts.,

1908 (buckram)....Report of Commis-sioner of Corpora-tions on CottonExchange, Pt. 1,

May 4, 1908Summary of Report

of Commissionerof Corporations onCotton Exchanges,Pt. 1; Methods of

E stab lishingGrade Differencesfor Future Con-tracts, May 4, 1908.

Report on CottonExchanges, Pts. 2and 3

Report of Commis-sioner of Corpora-tions on CottonExchanges, Pts. 4

and 5, Dec. 6,1909.Summary of Reportof Commissionerof Corporations onLumber Indus-try, Pt. 1

Report of Commis-sioner of Corpora-tions on Trans-portation of Pe-troleum, 1906

Report on Petro-leum Industry,Pt. 1, Positionof Standard Oilin Petroleum In-dustry, May 20,

1907Report on Petro-leum Industry,Pt. 2, Prices andProfits, Aug. 5,

1907Report of Commis-sioner of Corpora-tions on TobaccoIndustry, Pt. 1,

Feb. 25, 1909Report of Commis-sioner of Corpora-tions onTranspor-tation by Water inUnited States—

Pt. 1, 1909Pt. 2, 1909Pt. 3, Sept. 26,

1910

Num-1

ber of iPrice.

copies.

!

i

24

$0.20

.15

,70

.50

10

.25

50

,10

Total. Title.

10

,60

1.25

,55

$4.20

3. 60

2.10 i:

3.00

1. 00

1.25

2. 00

.50

6.40

5.40

8. 75

5. 50

9 .65;

5.858 .50 4.00

21 .65 13. 65


Fisheries Bureau.

Annual reports (cloth):190419051906 ,

1907 ,

190819081909

Annual reports—miscel-laneous separates (pa-per):German Carp inUnited States

Commercial Fish-eries of HawaiianIslands in 1903

Notes on Food andParasites of SomeFresh WaterFishes from Lakesat Madison, Wis.,1904

Statistics of Fisher-ies of Great Lakesin 1903, Appendixto Report, 1904 . .

.

General publications(paper):Commercial Fisher-

ies of Alaska in1905

Fisheries of Alaska,1906, 1907

Fisheries of Alaskain 1907, 1908

Fur-seal I'isheries ofAlaska in 1909

Some Observationson Salmon andTrout in Alaska,1907

Aquatic Plants inPond Culture, 1909

Statistics of Fisher-ies of Middle At-lantic States for

1904American Catflshes,Habits, Culture,and CommercialImportance, 1910.

.

Fishes of Connecti-cut Lakes andNeighboringWaters, 1908

Fish and Fish Eggs,Distribution ofFish and FishEggs during FiscalYear 1907

Distribution of Fishand Fish Eggs—

19081909

Distribution of FoodFishes during theFiscal Year 1906...

Culture of MontanaGrayling, 1907

Statistics of Fisher-ies of New Eng-land States, 1905...

Commercial Fisher-ies of Pacific CoastStates in 1904



Title.

Commerce and LaboeDepartment—Con.

Fisheries Bureau—Con.

General publications-Continued.Marine Isopods Col-

lected in Philip-pines by U. S.

Fisheries SteamerAlbatross in 1907-1908

Unutilized Fishesand Their Rela-tion to Fishing In-dustries, 1907

Whalebone, its Pro-duction and Utili-

zation, 1907Bulletins (cloth):

Vol. 24Vol. 25Vol. 26Vol. 27 (buckram)...Vol. 28, Pt. 1 (buck-ram)

Vol. 28, Pt. 2 (buck-ram)

Bulletins, separates (pa-* per):

Fish Parasites of

Genus ArgulusFound in WoodsHole Region, 1904.

Parasites of Fishesof Beaufort, N.C.,1905

Chinook SalmonFur Seals and Seal

Fisheries, F e b -

ruary, 1910Goldfish and TheirCulture in Japan.

.

Plea for Observationof Habits of Fishesand against UndueGeneralization

Utility of Sea FishHatching, April,1910

International Regu-lations of Fisherieson High Seas, 1910.

International Regu-lations of Fisherieson High Seas, Jan.,1910

Method of LobsterCulture, Febru-ary, 1910

Experiments in Ar-tificial Propaga-tion of Fresh-Wa-ter Mussels, Apr.,1910

Fishes of CoastalStreams of Oregonand Northern Cali-

fornia, 1908. . ..-

Fisheries and GuanoIndustry of Peru,Feb.. 1910

Photography of

Aquatic AnimalsLa Their NaturalEnvironment, 1908

SeaweedCommercial Spongesand Sponge Fish-eries. 1910

Num-ber of


$. 05

.10

.05

1.302.00.90

1.10

2.50

2.00

10

.05

.35

.05

.05

.05

.15

.15

.05

.15

.15

$. 05

.30

.20

2.602. 004.502. 20

10. 00

8. 00

.10

.05

.70

.05

.05

.20

.15

.15

.10

.30

.30

.10

.20

1.50

Title.Num-ber of

copies.Price.

Commekce and LaborDepartment—Con.

Fisheries Bureaur—Con.

Bulletins, separates-Continued.

I

Abuse of Scaphanderjin Sponge Fisher-

i

ies, 1910j

1

Notes on Lake Ta- !

hoe. Its Trout and i

Trout-Fishiag 1

Golden Trout of theSouthern High Si-

erras 2Method of Cultivat-ing RainbowTrout and otherSalmonoids, April,1910

Physiological Ef-fects upon Fishesof Changes in Den-sity and Salinityof Water, 1906 2

Fishes of West Vir-

ginia, 1908 1

Plans for PromotingWhitefish Produc-tion of GreatLakes, April, 1910.

Immigration and Nat-uralization Bureau.

Annual reports (paper):1904 51905

1

41905 (leather) 1

1906 1

1906 (leather) 1

1907 7

1908 41909 41909 (cloth) 3

1910 8Chinese Exclusion Treat-

ies, Laws, and Regu-lations (paper):Ed. February, 1909.. 1

Dec. 15, 1909, ed. of

December, 1909... 4Dec. 15, 1909, ed. of

December, 1909,

embodying amend-ments to Rules 14

and 30 2Apr. 18, 1910 14

Apr. 18, 1910 1

Apr. 18, 1910, ed. of

Jan. 10, 1911

Immigration Laws andRegulations (paper):July 1, 1907, 6th ed.,

June 7. 1909July 1,1907, 8th ed.,

EmbodyingAmendments toRules 4, 24, andStatistical Rule23, Dec. 15, 1909...! 7

July 1, 1907, 9th ed., I

Feb. 15, 1910 i 7July 1,1907, 10th ed.,

July, 1910 20July 1,1907, llthed.,iDec. 12, 1910 54

July 1,1907, 13th ed..

May 4, 1911i

38 1

$. 10

.10

.20

.05

.10

.05

.10

.70

.30

.75

.301.00.25.25.30.50.25

.10

.10

.05

.05

.10

.05

,10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.70

.70

2.00

SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.


429

f—Continued.

Title.


Immigration and Nat-uralization Bureau—Continued.

Inumgration Statementand Inward PassengerMovement (monthly)(paper):

1910, September1911, February

Xatm-alization Division,Xaturalization Laws,and Regulations (pa-per):

19091910

1910, Sept. 151911

Information and Distri-bution Di\nsion, gen-eral publications (pa-per):Information for Im-migrants Concern-ing United States,its Opportunities,Government, andInstitutions, 1908.

.

Labor Bureau.


1903 (paper)1903190419051906.1907 (paper)1907 (buckram)19081909

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):Laws Relating toCompensation for

Industrial Acci-dents in ForeignCountries, 1909

General publications(paper):Report on I^aborDisturbances inColorado from1880-1904

Laws Relating tothe Employmentof Women andChildren inUnited States,1907.

Bulletins (paper):No. 48No. 49No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61No. 62No. 63No, 64

Num-ber of

I

Price,

copies.

$0.05.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.50

.65

.65

.75

.751.151.50.70

1.10

.20

Total.

.20i

.15

.10

.15

.15

.15

.15

.25LOO.15.20.20.15.20.20.20.20.15.20

80. 05.10

1.65.70

.25

1.002. 601.951.501.50L15

21.007. 00

12. 10

1.00

,60

1.20

.201.80.75.45.45.75

11.006. 90L 20.60.45.60

2. 20.80

2.20.15L 60

Title.

Commerce and LaborDepartment— Con.

Labor Bureau—Con.

Bulletins—Continued.No. 65N 0. 66No. 67No. 68No. 09No. 70No. 71

No. 72No. 73

No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77

No. 78No. 79No. 80No. 81

No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 85No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 89, July, 1910....No. 90No. 91

Labor bulletins, sub-scriptions:

7 subscriptions1 subscription

Special reports (cloth):TenthEleventhTwelfth

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

Light-House Board.


General publications(paper):Acetylene gas, etc. .

.

Rules and Regulations,miscellaneous (paper):Regulations for

Lighting Bridgesover NavigableRivers, 1907

Manufactures Bureau.

General publications(paper):Promotion of For-eign Commerce inEurope andUnited States,1907.

Jute Industry, 1909..Packing for Export,1909 (1910)

World Trade Direc-tory, 1911 (buck-ram)

Daily Consular andTrade Reports, newseries (paper):

1910, No. 1

1910, No. 561910, No. 69

1910, No. 70

1911, No. 3

303

2,651

1

1

1

1

150

1.501.10

.95

.65

.45

.05

5.00



Title.

Num-ber of

copies.


Manufactures Bureau—Continued.

Index to Daily Consularand Trade Reports(paper): :

Index to Nos. 76-152.1

Index to Nos. 76-152\

(buckram)Index to Nos. 1-75. . .

j

Index to Nos. 1-75j

(buckram)|

Indexes to Daily Con-J

sular and Trade Re-ports, subscriptions:

1911, 20 subscriptionsMonthly Consular andTrade Reports (paper)

:

No. 298No. 300No. 303No. 304No. 306No. 307No. 308No. 309No. 310No. 311No. 312.....

No. 313No. 314No. 315No. 317No. 318No. 320No. 321No. 322No. 323No. 324No. .325

No. 327No. 328No. 331No. 332No. 333No. 335No. 336No. 337No. 339No. 340No. 341No. 342No. 343No. 344No. 345No. 347No. 349No. 350No. 351No. 352No. 353No. 354No. 355No. 356No. 357 t

No. 357, pt. 21

Special Consular Re-\

ports (paper):j

Vol. .37

Vol. 38Vol. 39Vol. 40, pt. 1

Vol. 40, pt. 2Vol. 41, pt. 1

Vol. 41, pt. 2Vol. 41,pt. 3Vol. 41, pt. 4Vol. 41,pt. 5

50

Price.

$.10

1.50.10

1.50

.40

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.15

.20

.20

.20

.20

.20

.25

.25

.20

.25

.25

.25

.25

.20

.25

.25

.25

.25

.20

.20

.20

.25

.20

.30

.25

.25

.25

.30

.30

.25

.15

.20

.20

.25

.20

.20

.20

.20

.20

.20

.20

.10

.15

.20

.15

.15

.25

.05

.05

.05

.05

Total.

$5.00

43.505.30

16.50

8. 00

.451.35.15.45

1.05.30.30.30.40.60.60.20.60.75.25.40

1.75.25.50.75.80.25

2.502. 25.75.20

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7.25.15.40.20.25.40.80

1.601.602.204.604.40

.403.30.80.30.45

1.75.60.20.35.45

Title.Num-ber of

copies.



Special Consular Re-ports—Continued.

Vol. 41, pt. 6 1

Vol. 42, pt. 1 5Vol. 42, pt. 2 5Vol. 42, pt. 3Vol. 43, pt. 1 3Vol. 43, pt. 2....'.... 27Vol. 43, pt. 3 7

Commercial Relations(cloth):

1904 1

1906i

1

1907, pt. 1 2

1907, pt. 2 1

1908, pt.l 4

1908, pt. 2 61909 , 1

Tarifl series (paper):No. 1 2No. 2 5No. 3 4No. 3, supp 2No. 4 1

No. 5 2No. 6 6No. 6b 3No. 6d 2No. 6e 6No. 7 7No. 7a 3No. 8 4No. 9 2No. IQ 4No. 11 7No. 12 5No. 13 5

No. 14 5

No. 14a 2No. 15 6No. 15a 6No. 15b 1

No. 16 6No. 17 5

No. 17a 1

No. 17b 1

No. 18 7

No. 19 5No. 20 7No. 21 2No. 23 43No. 24 7No. 25 5No. 26 18

Consular Reports, annu-al series (paper):No. 11 1

No. 21 1

No. 26 1

No. 39 2

Special agents' series (pa-per):

No. 1 3No. 4 2

No. 5 7

No. 6 3No. 7 1

No. 8..... 1

No. 9 4No. 10 2No. 11 5No. 13 4No. 14 7No. 15 7

No. 16 2

Price.

$0.05.05.10.10.05.05.05

.65

.75

.75

.65

.75

.85

.10

.10

.10

.05

.05

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.10

.10

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.15

.05

.15

.15

.10

.10

.10

SUPERINTENDENT OP DOCUMENTS. 431

Itemized Statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Title.

COMMEECE AND LABORDepartment—Con.


Num-ber of

copies.

Special agents' series—j

Continued.|

No. 171

No. 18No. 19 1

No. 19, reprint 1909..!

No. 20No. 21

No. 22No. 23 i

No. 24No. 25 '

No. 26!


No. 34 ,

No. 34, supplemen-tary

No. 36No. .37

No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43 .

.

Foreign Tariff Notes

1910No. 2, 1911

Miscellaneous series(paper):No. 5, Packing for

ExportNo. 5, Packing for

Export

Naviga /ion Bureau.

Annual Reports ^cloth)

1908 (buckram)19091910

List of Merchant Ves-sels (paper):

19091909 (buckram)1910, pt. G !

1910, pts. 1-fii

1910, pts. 1-6 (buck-j

ram) >

1910, pts. 1-5 (canvas)Navigation Laws Cpa-

per):19071907 (cloth)

1908 !

1909i

19101

Standards Bureau,National.

General publications(paper)Ta

"

ables of Equiva- !

lents of United I

States Customary\and Metric

Weights andMeasures, .3ded i

Price. Total.

342

1

42

47

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0

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3

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1

9

43

42

281

3369

5

1

252

55

1,810

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.40

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.60

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.10

.80

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.0525.20

8. 25

131, 50

1.409.00.25

2. 20

11.90.75

2. 0030. 602. 352. 251.20

8.00

Title.

Num-ber ofcopies.


Standards Bureau, Na-tional—Continued.


—

Continued.International Met-

ric System of

Weights andMeasures, 1906

Laws concerningWeights andMeasures ofUnited States,1904

Bulletins (paper):Vol. 1, No. 1

Vol. 1, No. 2

Vol. 2, No. 1

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

Vol. 3, No. 2Vol. 4, No. 1

Vol. 5, No. 1


Vol. 6, No. 4

Bulletins, separates (pa-per):Reprmt—

No. 3No. 11

No. 13 ,

No. 21

No. 50No. 66 ,

No. 70No. 71

No. 77No. 78No. 81No. 86 ,

No. 92 ,

No. 99 ,


No. 7 ,

No. 16 ,

No. 17 ,

No. 21

No. 23No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28 ,

No. 30Conference on Weightsand Measures (paper):

1910

Statistics Bureau.

Annual Reports, For-eign Commerce andNavigation (cloth):

190719091909 (paper)1910

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):Imported Merchan-

dise Entered for

Compensation in\

United States and\

Duties Collectedi

Thereon, 1909 1

Price. Total

1

1

11 $u. lU $1 . 10

1 Kn. ou . 50

4 OK. Jo 1. 00

5 on1. 25

4 1. 006 on

1. 501 . 30 .301 .25 .251 .20 .205 OK

1. 254 . 20 .805 . 25 1. 251 . 25 . 261 . 25 . 25

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6 .05 .301 .05 .052 .05 .101 .05 .053 .15 .453 .05 .153 .05 .152 .05 .10

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4 .05 .20

1 .15 .151 .15 .152 .15 .30

1 1.50 1.5018 1.50 27.00

1.30 1.307 1.70 • 11.90

.15 .15

432 SEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEE.

liaiilzai ^ r^r. t ' vr,: oj sales for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.

Title. III Price. Total. Title.Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

CuMMERCE AND L/ABOF, Commerce and Labor.Department—Con

.

Department—Con.

Statistics Bureau—Con. Statistics Bureau—Con.

Annusl reports, seps- Special Consular Re-rates—Continued

.

ports (paper):Imports and Ex- Vol 27 1 $0. 10 $0. 10ports of Merchan- Vol 28 1 . 05 . 05dise bv Articles Vol 30 4 .* 10 . 40and Countries. Vol 33 15 25 3 75.Tune 30, 1903-1907 . 1 $0. 15 $0. 15 Vol 35 \ . 15 . 15

Imports of Merchan- Monthly Summary ofdise bv Articles Commerce and Fi-and Countries I nance, new series (pa-Years ending June per):30, 1903-1907 i .25 .25 Series 1903-4— -

Commerce of Non- No 1 2 . 35 70contiguous Terri- No. 2 . 35 35tory of United No. 3 3 . 35 1. 05States withUnited No. 4 4 . 35 1. 40States and JForei^n No. 7 1 [35 . 35Countrie? during 7 . 35 2. 45Year ending Jiuie No. 10 1 .50 .5030 1907 4 . 10 .40 No. 11 4 .35 1*40

Noncontiguous Ter- No 12 1 . 35 . 35ritory of United Series 1904-5

—

States with United No. 7 9 .35 3. 15States and Foreign No 7 1 [50 . 50Countries during Series 1905-6, No. 1.

.

3 [35 1. 05Year ending June Series 1909-10

—

30 1909 4 . 15. .60 No 5 1 . 20 . 20General publications No 6 4 '. 30 1. 20(paper)

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Commerce and LabobDepartment—Con.

StatisticsBureau—Con.

Monthly Summary of

Commerce andFinance, separates-Continued.

Territorial and Com-mercial Expansionof United States,1800-1903

Statistical Abstract of

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19091910

Pilot Rules (paper):Great Lakes andTheir Connectingand TributaryWaters

Great Lakes andTheir Connectingand TributaryWaters, ed. June17, 1910

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Coast InlandWaters, adopted1902, etc

Atlantic and Pacific• Inland Watersand on Gulf of

Mexico, exceptRivers EmptyingInto Gulf ofMexico and TheirTributaries, ed.

Mar. 20, 1909Certain InlandWaters of Atlanticand Pacific Coastsand of Coasts of

Gulf of Mexico, ed.of Apr. 1, 1910

Inland Waters of

Atlantic and Pa-cific Coasts and of

Coast of Gulf of

Mexico, ed. July 9,

1910

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cal Assessmentsand Use of Official

Influence to Co.i-

trol Elections in

Federal Offices at

Baltimore, withAction of Com-mission and Re-port of Testimony.1891 1 .10 .10

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Title.

District of Colum-bia—Ck)ntiiiued.

CommissioneTs—Gon.


^^Bibliography o f

District of Colum-bia, List of Books,Maps, N e w s -

papers, IncludingArticles in Maga-zines, and OtherPublications to

1898, 1900Code of Law for Dis-

trict of Columbia,Enacted Mar. 3,

19 01, AmendedJan. 31 and Jime30, 1902, andAmended Furtherto Mar. 4, 1911(buckram)

Laws Relating toCorporations inDistrict of Colum-bia, with Index,1903

Origin and Govern-ment of District of

Columbia, 1908Laws Relating toStreet-RailwayFranchises in Dis-trict of Columbia,1905

Laws Relating to

Street -RailwayFranchises in theDistrict of Colum-bia, 1905 (cloth)...

Engineer Department.


General publications(half leather):Underground wires

in District of Co-lumbia, Dec. 11,

Num-ber ofcopies.

Health Office.

Annual reports (buck-ram):

1909

Supreme Court.

Star Route trials (sheep)

:

Vol. 1

Vol.2Vol. 3

Vol. 4

Fish Commission.


1871-72..1875-76187818791881..-..*

18821883..18841885

592

1

12

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Title.

Fish Commission—Continued.

Annual reports—Con.1886 ,

188718881889-18911892189418971898190019021903

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):Report on Construc-

tion and Outfit of

United StatesFish CommissionSteamer Alba-tross, 1885

Dredging and OtherRecords of UnitedStates Fish Com-mission SteamerAlbatross, withBibliography Re-lative to Work of

Vessel, 1900Notes on Extentand Condition of

Alewife Fisheriesof United Statesin 1896

Preliminary Reviewof Apodal Fishesor Eels InhabitingWaters of Americaand Europe, 1891..

Aquatic Products inArts and Indus-tries

Artificial Propaga-tion of BlackBasses

Report on Cephalo-pods of North-eastern Coast of

AmericaStatistical Review

of Coast Fisheriesof United States,1891

Nofes on Tagging of

4,000 Adult Codat Woods Hole,Mass., 1902

Report of Distribu-tion of Fish andEggs from July 1,

1888, to June 30,

1889. 1802Check-List of Fishes

of Florida, 1899....The Chemical Com-position and Nu-tritive Value of

Food Fishes, etc .

.

Review of ForeignFishery Trade of

United States,1896

Fisheries of GreatLakes, 1894

Halibut Fishery,Davis Strait, 1880.

SUPEEINTENDENT OF DOCUMENT. 435


Title.


Annual reports, sepa-rates—Continued.Observations uponHerring and Her-ring Fisheries of

Noriheast Coast,with Special Ref-erence to VicinityofPassamaquoddvBay, 1897

Report on Fisheriesof Indian River,Fla., 1897

Review of LabroidFishes of Americaand Europe, 1887..

Report on OysterBeds of Louisiana,

Num-ber of

copies.

Spanish Mackerel,|

Its Natural His-|

tory and Artifi-

cial Propagation,with Account of

Origin and De-velopment of Fish-ery, 1883

Catalogue of FishesKlnown to InhabitWaters of NorthAmerica, North of

Tropic of Cancer,with Notes onSpecies Discov-ered in 1S83, 1885.-

Notes on Fishes of

Lake Ontario, An-notated List of

Fishes Known toOccur in LakeChamplain and Its

Tributary Waters,Annotated List of

Fishes Known toreccur in St. Law-Once. River, 1902..

Oysters and Meth-ods of Oyster Cul-ture, with Noteson Clam Culture,1897

Establishment of

Stations for Pro-pagation of Sal-

mon on PacificCoast, 1896

Herring Industry of

Passamaquo d d yRegion, Maine,

Planktonic Studies,Comparative In- ,

vestigations of Im-j

portance and Con- i

stitution of Pe- i

lagic Fauna andj

FloraCheap Fixtures for

Hatching of Sal-mon, 1879

|

Report on Fishes I

Obtained by|Steamer Albatross

|

in Vicinity ofSanta Catalina Is-

land and Monte-rey Bay, 1899

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Annual reports, sepa- i

rates—Continued.'

Shad I'isheries of 1

Atlantic Coast of i

United States, 1899Notes on Silversides

j

of Genus Menidiaj

of East Coast of1

United States,I

with Descriptions\

of Two New Sub-|

species, 1902'

Utilization of Skinsi

of Aquatic Ani-mals

Review of SparoidFishes of Americaand Europe, 1893..;

Report upon Ex-]

hi bit of United|

States Commission

;

of Fish and Fish- ;

eries at Tennessee i

Centennial Expo-I

sition in 1.897 :

Anatomy of Thysa- :

nocephalum Cris-

pum, LiDton, Pa-j

site of Tiger Shark,1891

\

Annotated List of|

Fishes Knownt

from State of Ver-j

mont, 1896Review of Fisheriesin Contiguous

|

Waters of State ofWashington andBritish Columbia,

On Fish Ento.:oafrom YellowstoneNational Park,1893

i

General publications t

(cloth):j

Manual of Fish Cul-\

ture Based onMethods of UnitedStates Fish Com-

|

missionj

Report on Fisheriesi

of Indian River,j

Fla., 1897 (paper) .!

General publications,|

separates (paper):i

Artificial Propaga- i

tion of Black I

Basses, Crapies,and Rock Bass,1897

Artificial Propaga-tion of Lake

|

Trout, Grayling,!

and Whitefish, i

Artificial Propaga-tion of MarineSpecies—19041904

Artificial Propaga-tion of Salmons ofPacific Coast, 1903.

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Vol. 3

Vol. 4

Vol. 5Vol. 6.

Vol. 7...Vol. 8Vol.9Vol. 10

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Vol. 12Vol. 13

Vol. 14

Vol. 14 (paper)Vol. 15

Vol. 10

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Vol. 23

Bulletins, separates(paper):

List of Fishes andMollusks Collectedin Arkansas andIndian Territoryin 1894

Report of Investiga-tions RespectingFishes of Arkan-sas, Conductedduring 1891, 1892,

and 1893, withSynopsis of Previ-ous Explorationsin same State, 1894.

Fisheries of Canada,1894

Clam Problem andClam Culture, 1899.

Gill-Nets in. CodFishery, etc., 1881.

Report of Commis-sioner on Investi-gations on Colum-bia River Basin inRegard to SalmonFisheries, 1894

Some ObservationsConcerning FishParasites, 1894

Descriptions of Newor little - knownGenera and Spe-cies of Fi=;hes fromUnited States, 1897

Observations uponFishes and FishCulture, 1892

Notes on Fish Cul-ture in GermanV,etc., 1895

Some Plankton Stud-ies in Great Lakes,1893

New Isopod Para-sitic on HermitCrab, 1901

Report on ProposedIntroduction of

Jamaica MountainMullet into UnitedStates, 1890

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copies.Price.

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Title.


Bulletins, separates

—

Continued.Notes on Fresh-water Fishes of

Washington Coun-ty, Me., 1894

Report upon Inves-tigations in Mau-mee River Basinduring Summer of

1893Report on Collection

of Fishes fromRivers of Centraland NorthernMexico, 1894

On classification of

Myxo s p 0 r i d i a.

Group of Proto-zoan Parasites in-

festing Fishes,1893.Proceedings andPapers of NationalFishery Congressheld at Tampa,Fla., Jan. 19-24,

1898 (cloth)Report on Fisheries

of Lake Ontario,

_ 1892Rearing Oystersfrom ArtificiallyFertilized Eggs,with Notes onPond Culture, etc.,

1883Report on EuropeanMethods of OysterCulture, 1893

The Physical andBiological Charac-teristics of theNatrual OysterGrounds of SouthCarolina, 1890

Artificial Propaga-tion of Salmon onPacific Coast ofUnited State ,'

,

with Notes on Na-tural History of

Quinnat Salmon,1896

Transplanting o f

Lobsters to Pacific

Coast of UnitedStates, 1890

Freshwater Pearlsand Pearl Fish-eries of UnitedStates, 1897

Salmon Fishery of

Penobscot Bayand River in 1895and 1896, 1898

Peripheral NervousSystem of BonyFishes, 1899

Mollusca of PortoRico, 1901

Nemerteans of PortoRico, 1900

Polychsetous Anne-lids of Porto Rico,1901

Sponges Collected in

Porto Rico in 1899,

1900

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Title.


Bulletins, separates-Continued.Notes on Fishes fromLower PotomacRiver, 1892

Preservation o f

Fishery Productsfor Food, 1899(cloth)

Organic Constitu-ents of Scales of

Fish, 1901Review of Generaand Species of Ser-ranidae Foimd inWaters of Americaand Europe, 1890..

Observations o nSpawning Habitsof Shad, 1893

Physical and* Bio-logical Character-istics of NaturalOyster Grounds ofSouth Carolina,1892

Reappearance o f

Tilefish. 1898Suggestions for Em-ployment of Im-proved Types of

Vessels in MarketFisheries, w i t hNotes on BritishFishing Steamers,1890

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Special Report ofUnited StatesBoard of Geo-graphic NamesRelating to Geo-graphic Names inthe Philip pineIslands, May 1901

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Documents Index, con-[

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Bibliography of UnitedStates Governmentpublications. Depart-ment Lists (paper):

List of Publicationsof Agricultural De-partment, 1862-1902, 1904

Interior Department.

Secretary.


1849, vol. 3

1884, vol. 21885, vol. 1

1898, vol. 1

1909, vol. 1

1909, vol. 2 (b u c k-

ram)General publications

(paper):Laws Relating toP r 0 t e ction of

Lives of CoalMiners in Terri-

tories, 1891-1906.

.

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2.20

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Interior Depart-ment—Con.

-Secretory-Continued.

General pubUcations—!

Continued.Coal Areas inUnited States,etc., 1907

Report on Glacier,Wind, Cave, andPiatt NationalParks, SuUys HillPark, CasaGrandeRuin,MuirWoods, PetrifiedForest, and otherNational Monu-ments, 1910

Analysis of Watersof Hot Springs,Hot SpringsReservation, HotSprings, GarlandCounty, Ark., 1902

Oil Lands in IndianTerritory and Ter-ritory of Okla-homa, hearingsbefore Secretaryof Interior May 8,

24, 25, and 29, andJune 7 and 10,1906.

Report on Methodsof Surveying Pub-lic Domam, 1878.

Government Rec-lamation Workin ForeignCountries, 1909

Report on WindCave, CraterLake, Sullys Hill,

Piatt, and MesaVerde NationalParks and CasaGrande Ruin,1907


Alaska, governor,annual reports (pa-per):

189418951904190519061907190819091910

Arizona, governor,annual reports " (pa-per):

19061907

1910

Columbia Institutionfor Deaf and Dumb(paper):Proceedings of Six-teenth Meeting ofConvention o f

American Instruc-tors of Deaf,Buffalo, N. Y.,July 2-8, 1901

Report, 1907

$2.25 S2.25

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INTEEIOB DEPABT-MENT—Con.

Secretary—Continued

.

Five Civilized TribesCommissioner, annualreports (paper);

1901

Five civilized TribesCommissioner, gen-e r a 1 publications(cloth):

Laws, Decisions,and RegulationsAfiecting Work of

Commission t oFive CivilizedTribes, 1893-1906..

Government Hospitalfor Insane, generalpublications (cloth):

Illustrations o f

Gross Morbid An-atomy of Brain inInsane, 1908

Government Hospitalfor Insane, bulletins

No. 2

Hot Springs Reserva-tion, annual reports(paper):18961901190219041907

Mine Inspector for In-dian Territory, an-nual reports (paper):

189418951896189718981899190119021903190419051906

Mine Inspector forTerritory of NewMexico, annual re-

ports (paper):19061910

New Mexico, governor,annual reports (pa-per):190719081909

Official Register (leath-er):

1905, vol. 1

Oklahoma, governor,annual reports (pa-per):

1907

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Title.

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iSecretor?/—Continued

.

Report on Constructionof Pension Building(paper):18861887

Register of Departmentof the Interior (pa-per):

1909Sequoia and GeneralGrant National Parks,annual reports (pa-per):

1892189318941895189618971899190019011902190319041905190619071908

Union Pacific Ry., Gov-ernment directors, an-nual reports (pa-per):

1892189318941895189618971898

Utah, governor, annualreoorts (paper):

1895.Yellowstone NationalPark, annual reports(paper):1880188119011904190719091910

Y 0 s e m i t e NationalPark, annual reports(paper):

18911893189418951896189919001901 _

190219031904190519061907

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1 .75 .752 .20 .40

Title.

Interior Depart-MEi^^—Con.

iSccrctorj/T-Continued.

Porto Rioo, EducationDepartrtient, annualreports (paper):

1906Porto Rico, Interior De-partment, annual re-

ports (paper):1901...

: 19021905...

Hawaii, governor, an-nual reports (paper):

1900..:

1901 (cloth)1902...1903...1904.1905. . :

1907...1908...1909..-.

1910...Crater Lake NationalPark, annual reports

. (paper):1909.. i

Mount Rainier NationalPark, annual reports(paper):.

19071908

Laws and Regulationsrelating to NationalParks, Reservations,etc. (paper):Yellowstone Na-tional Park, Wyo.,1908-

Mesa Vetde NationalPark, annual reports(paper):

1909Maps of states, showinglands designated by-

Secretary of Interioras subject to entry inenlarged homesteadact of Feb. 19, 1909(paper):ArizonaColorado

Fifth Census, 1850.

Final volumes (half

sheep):Vol. 1

Sixth Census, 1840.

General publications(half leather):Compendium ofEnumeration of In-habitants and Sta-tistics of UnitedStates, with Ab-stract of each Pre-vious Census

Final volumes (halfshe^):Vol. 1 (paper)Vol. 2 (paper)Vol. 3 (paper)

Title.


Eighth Census, 1860.

Final volumes (halfsheep):Vol. 1

Vol. 2Vol. 3Vol. 4

7'enth Census, 1880.

General publications(paper):History and PresentCondition of Fish-ery Industries,Seal Islands of

Alaska, 1881History and PresentCondition of Fish-ery Industries,Oyster Industry,1881 (cloth)

Final volumes fcloth):Vol. 2 ,

Vol.3Vol. 8Vol. 9Vol. 9 (maps)Vol. 10 ,

Vol. 15Vol. 16

Vol. 17

Vol. 18..Vol. 19

Vol. 21

Vol. 22

Final volumes, sepa-rates (paper):Report on Popula-

tion, Industries,and Resources of

Alaska, 1884Report on FactorySystem of UnitedStates, 1884

Report on CottonProduction of

State of Georgia,with Descriptionof General Agri-cultural Featuresof State, 1880

Report on Manufac-ture of Glass, 1884.

Statistics of Ironand Steel Produc-tion of UnitedStales

Report on Produc-tion, Technology,and Uses of Petro-leum and ItsProducts

Report of Seal Is-

lands of Alaska,1884

Eleventh Census, 1890.

Bulletins (cloth):Nos. 81-100

Final volumes (cloth):Vol. 4Vol. 5

Vol. 7

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copies.Price.

$1.351.101.451.20

.25

.50

1.501.601.601.251.251.752.001.251.001.501.35.75.85

.35

.15

25

.65

.701.002.35



Title.


Eleventh Census, 1890—Continued.

Final volumes—Con.Vol. f)

Vol. 14Vol. 24Vol. 25

Final volumes., sepa-rates (cloth):

Report on Agricul-ture by Irrigationin Western Partof United Statesat Eleventh Cen-sus, 18'.)0

Extra bulletins (paper):Eastern Band of

Cherokees ofNorth Carolina,1892

Six Nations of In-dians of N e wYork, 1892

Twelfth Census, 1900.

General publications(cloth):Abstract of TwelfthCensus, 1900

Statistical Atlas,1903

Employees andWages, 1903

Bulletins (paper):No. 12GNo. 167No. 168No. 174No. 180No. 190No. 194No. 195No. 198No. 201No. 209No. 210No. 210aNo. 217No. 228No. 244No. 245No. 246

Final volumes (cloth):Vol. 1

Vol. 2Vol. 3Vol. 5Vol. 6Vol. 10

Final volumes, separates(paper):.Population ofUnited States, byStates and Terri-tories, Counties,and Minor Civil"Divisions: 1901

Census Office (perma-nent).


No. 4


;$1.00 $2. 001.50 1.50

2 1.20 2. 40

2 .80 1.60

1 .80 .SO

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Title.


Public DocumentsDivision.


Special Report Rela-tive to PublicDocuments, 1894(paper)

Comprehensive in-

dex to Publica-tions of UnitedStates Govern-ment, 1881-1893—Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Education Bureau.


1868 ,

1870 ,

1871 ,

18721873187418761879188918911892, vol. 1

1894, vol. 1

1894, vol. 2 ,

1895, vol. 1

1895, vol. 21896, vol. 21897, vol. 1

1898, vol. 1 ,

1898, vol. 2 ,

1899, vol. 1

1900, vol. 1

1900, vol. 2 ,

1901, vol. 1 ,

1901, vol. 2

1902, vol. 1 ,

1902, vol. 2

1903, vol. 1

1903, vol. 21904, vol. 1 ,

1904, vol. 21905, vol. 1

1906, vol. 1 ,

1906, vol. 2

1907, vol. 1

1907, vol. 2

1908, vol. 1

1908, vol. 21909, vol. 1

1909, vol. 2

1910, vol. 1

1910, vol. 2Annual reports, sepa-

rates (paper):Agricultural andMechanical C o 1 -

leges, 1907Letters of RabbiAkiba, or JewishPrimer as it wasUsed in PublicSchools 2,000Years Ago, 1897..

E xperimentalStudy of Children,

Num-ber of

copies.

Price.

$0. 05

1.00.85

.50

.50

.55

.75

.65

.751.00.70.55.50.60.80.90.85.85.90.85.90.90.90.90.95.90.85.80.90.80.85.85

1.25.75.75.55.60.75.55.75.60.65.60.65

.05

Total.



Title.


Education Bureau—Con.

Annual reports, sepa-rates—Continued.Papers prepared for

World's LibraryCongress, held atColumbian E x -

position, 1896Classification andPromotion ofPupils, 1900

Coeducation inSchools and Col-leges of UnitedStates, 1904

Commercial andBusiness Schools,1900

Education andCrime, 1900

Educational Direc-tory, 1905

Educational Direc-tory, 1910

Kindergarten, 1904..

Report on LegalEducation, 1893...

School for Nurses,1905

Education andPatho-socialStudies, 1896

On Physical Train-ing, 1904

Digest of PublicSchool Laws, 1896.

Statistics of Second-ary Schools

Swedish Gymnas-tics, 1900

Universities, Col-leges, Technolog-ical Schools, 1904.

.

Educational Values,1893-94

General publications(paper):Outlines for Mus-eum of Anatomy,1885

Analytical Index toBarnard's Ameri-can Journal ofEducation, pt. 1,

1892Progress of WesternEducation inChina and Siam,1880

Discipline ofSchools, 1881

Answers to In-quiries aboutUnited StatesBureau of E duca-tion, its Work andHistory, 1883

Industrial Educa-tion in Europe,1880

Indian School a t

Carlisle Barracks,1880

PubUc Libraries inUnited States,their History, etc..

Library Aids. 1881..

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0.15

.05

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.05

.15

.05

.05

.05

.05

.25

.05

,15

.05

.05

,10

.05

.05

.05

.60

.05

Total.

$0. 15

.20

.05

.05

.10

.05

.05

.15

.60

.05

.20

.05

.05

.25

.05

.30

.10

.20

.10

.05

.20

.15

.05

.05

1.20.20

Title.


EducationB ureau—Con.

General publications-Continued.Rules for Diction-ary Catalog, 4thed., 1904

Rules for Diction-ary Catalog, pt. 2,

3d ed., 1891Synopsis of Coursesof Study of I ight-een Manual Train-ing High Schools,1902

Contributions toAnnals of Medi-cal Progress, Medi-cal Education,etc., 1874

Contributions toHistory of MedicalEducation andMedical Institu-tions, 1776-1886....

Planting Trees inSchool Groundsand the Celebra-tion of Arbor Day,1885

Historical Sketchesof Universitiesand Colleges ofUnited States,1883

Bulletins (paper):1889, No. 1

1890, No. 1

1906, No. 1

1906, No. 2

1906, No. 3

1907, No. 1

1907, No. 2

1907, No. 3

1907, No. 4

1908, No. 1

1908, No. 21908, No. 3

1908, No. 41908, No. 51908, No. 61908, No. 7

1908, No. 81909, No. 1

1909, No. 21909, No. 3

1909, No. 41909, No, 5

1909, No, 6

1909, No, 7

1909, No. 8

1909, No. 9

1909, No. 101910, No. 1

1910, No. 21910, No. 3

1910, No. 41911, No. 1..

Circulars of information(paper):

1871, No, 21872, No. 61875, No, 1

1875, No. 21875, No. 41875, No. 61875, No. 7

1879, No. 3

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

472

3

$0.20

.10



Title.

Num-ber of

;Price,

copies.

Total.

Interior Depabt-MENT—Con.

EduaiiionBureau—Gon.

Circulars of informa-tion—Con.

1880, No.l1880, No. 3

1880, No. 4

1800, No. 5

1880, No. 61880, No. 7

1881, No.l1881, No. 2

1881, No. 5

1881, No. 61882, No. 3

1882, No. 4

1882, No. 5

1883, No. 2

1884, No. 1

1884, No. 21884, No. 3

1884, No. 41884, No. 6

1884, No. 7

1885, No. 4

1885, No. 5

1887, No. 2

1888, No.l1888, No. 21888, No. 5

1888, No. 7

1889, No. 3

1890, No. 1

1890, No. 2

1890, No. 3

1891, No. 1

1891, No. 2

1891, No. 3

1891, No. 5

1891, No. 7

1892, No. 1

1892, No. 2

1893, No. 1

1893, No. 41S93, No. 5

1893, No. 8

1898, No. 1

1899, No. 1

1899, No. 2

1899, No. 3

1900, No. 1

1900, No. 2

1900, No, 3

1900, No. 4

1902, No. 3

1903, No. 2

1903, No. 3Art and industry(cloth):

Par 1

Introduction of Rein-deer into AlaskaCcloth):

1893 (paper)18941895

1900190119021903190419051906 (paper).

$0.05.05.05.05.15.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05 t

.15 '

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.10 .

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.10 i

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5. 50.35.05.20.35.75.25.10.15.60.20.20.50.30

.75

.15

.501.05.70.40.80.80.80

1.50.40.50.50

Title.

Num-ber of

copies.


Geographical and Geolog-ical Survey of RockyMountain Region(Powell).

General publications(cloth):Report on Lands of

'

Arid Region of'

United States,i

with More De- !

tailed Account of

Lands of UtahReport on Geologyand Resources of

Black Hills of Da-kota, 1880

Geology of HenryMountains, 2d ed..

Report on methodsof Surveying Pub-lic Domain, 1878(paper)

Report on Geologyof Eastern Portionof Uinta Moun-tains and Regionof Country Adja-cent Thereto, 1876.

Report on Geologyof High Plateausof Utah, 1880

Contributions to NorthAmerican Ethnology(cloth):

Vol.1Vol.2, pt. 1

Vol.2, pt. 2Vol.3Vol.4Vol.6Vol.7Vol. 9 (paper)Vol.9

Geological and Geograph-ical Survey of the Ter-ritories (Hayden).


18731874187518761878, vol.2

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):

Contributions toAnatomy of Birds,1882

Americanus, 1875.

.

Synopsis of NewVertebrata fromTertiary of Colo-rado ObtainedDuring Summerof 1873

General publications(cloth):Geological and Geo-graphical Atlas of

Colorado and Por-tions of AdjacentTerritory (Hay-den), 1877

Price.

4 $0. 80 ?3.20

1 .75 .75

8 .60 4. 80

5 .05 .25

2 .50 1.00

3 .75 2.25

433

1.401.301.20

5.603.903.60

6 4.00 24.003

21123

2. 001.001.00.55.90

6.0O2.0011.001.102. 70

1

1

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2.252.0O4.005.409.00

4 .25 l.OO

1 .20 .20

1 " .05 .03

3 ' 3.00 9.00

444 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIN-TEK.


Title.


Geological and Geograph-ical Survey of the Ter-ritories—Continued.


Illustrations of Cre-taceous and Ter-tiary Plants of

Western Territo-ries, 1878

iBuUetins (paper):Vol. 1, No. 1

Vol.1, No. 2Vol. 1, No. 4Vol. 1, No. 5Vol. 2, No. 1

Vol. 2, No.Vol. 2, No.Vol. 2, No.Vol. 3, No.Vol. 3, No.Vol. 3, No.Vol. 4, No.Vol. 4, No.Vol. 4, No,Vol. 4, No.Vol. 5, No.Vol. 5, No.Vol. 5, No.Vol. 5, No.Vol. 6, No,Vol. 6, No,Vol. 6, No,

Bulletins, separates (pa-per):Papers on Tmeinaand Entomosracaof Colorado, Apr.9, 1877

Notes on Birds of

Fort Sisseton, Da-kota Territory,1879

iFinal reports (cloth):

Vol. 1 (paper)Vol. 5 (paper)Vol. 6

Vol. 7Vol.9Vol. 11Vol. 12

Miscellaneous publica-tions (cloth):

No. 1

No. 3No. 7No. 9 (paper)No. 11

No. 12

Geological Survey.


Num-ber of

copies.

1881188218831883"(sbeep)!1884

1887, pt. 1.

1887, pt. 2.

1889, pt. 1.

1889, pt. 2.

1890, pt. 1.

1890, pt. 2.

1891, pt. 1.

Price.

$1.40

.05

.05

.10

.10

.15

.20

.15

.30

.15

.30

.10

.20

.15

.40

.10

.10

.10

.15

.30

.50

.30

.50

.05

.05

.75

.50

.751.754.005.003.86

.25

.55

.50

.15

.60

.60

1.002. 002.351.652. 802. 252. 001.501.502. 35

.351.751.252.00

Total.

$1.40

.10

.30

.20

.10

.15

.20

.60

.30

.151.50.40

1.00.90

1.60.50.60.10.15

5.10.50.30.50

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.25

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.254.951.00.15.60

1.004.004. 709. 902.802.254. 001.507. 507.05.70

5.251.252.00

Title.


Geological Survey—Con.

-Con. •Annual reports1891, pt. 2

1892, pt. 2

1892, pt. 3

1893, pt. 2

1895, pt. 1

1895, pt. 2

1895, pt. 3

1895, pt. 4

1896, pt. 2

.1896, pt. 3

1896, pt. 3, continued1897, pt. 2

1897, pt. 3

1897, pt. 4

1897, pt. 5

1897, pt. 5, continued1898, pt. 2

1898, pt. 3

1898, pt. 3, economicgeology

1898, pt. 4

Num-bei of

copies.Price.

1898, pt.

1898, pt.

1898, pt.

1898, pt.

1899, pt.

1899, pt.

1899, pt.

5

5, atlas.

), continued

1899, pt. 5 and maps.1899, pt. 6

1899, pt. 6, continued1899, pt. 7

1900, pt. 1

1900, pt. 2

1900, pt. 3

1900, pt. 4

1900, pt. 5, text andmaps

' 1900, pt. 5, texts andmaps

1900, pt. 6

1900, pt. 6, continued1900, pt. 7

1901, pt. 1

1901, pt. 2

1901, pt. 3

1901, pt. 4190219041905190619071907 (paper)1908 (paper)190819081909 (paper)1910 (paper)

Annual reports, sepa-rates (paper):Clays and Clay Prod-

ucts at Paris Ex-position, 1900

Pacific Coast CoalFields

Geology of Silver

Clifl and RositaHills, Colo., etc.,

1896Origin and Rela-

tions of CentralMaryland Gran-ites, etc., 1895

$2.002.001.852. 102.001.251.201.202.351.001.001.652. 15

1.751.001.002.652.00

2585

25000000

2.501.501.402. 801.001.001.801.251.751.752.35

.3.85

.30

1 Per set.



Title.

Interiob Depart-ment—Con.


Annual reports, sepa-rates—Continued .

Memorandum onMineral Resourcesof Philippine Is-

lands, 1898Report on Geology

of Philippine Is-

lands, etc., 1901. .

.

Further contribu-tions to Geologyof the Sierra Ne-vada, 1896

Iron-ore Deposits of

Lake Superior Re-gion, 1901

Public Lands andtheir Water Sup-ply, 1895

General publications(paper):Maps and Descrip-

tion of Routes of

Explorations in

Alaska in 1898(cloth)

Geology and Min-eral "Resources ofPortion of CopperRiver District,

Alaska, 1901Map of Alaska,Showing KnownGold-BearingRocks, with De-scriptive TextContainingSketches of Geog-raphy, Geology,and Gold Depos-its and Routes toGold Fields, 1898.

.

Alaska, from Mapsof Geological Sur-vey, Coast Linefrom Coast andGeodetic SurveyCharts, IndexMap ShowingAreas Covered byT 0 p 0 g r a p h i"c

Maps, with Inset,etc., 1909

Reconnaissances inCape Nome andNorton Bay Re-gions, Alaska,1900

Coal Fields ofUnited . States(map with text),Edition of May,1908

Cooperation be-tween UnitedStates and Vari-ous States in To no-graphic, Hydro-graphic, and " Geo-logic Work, 1910 .

.

Geogranhic Tablesand Formulas,1908

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

2 $0. 10 $0. 20

1 .35 .35

1 . OU . 50

1 .50 .50

2 OK. 50

1 .50 .50

5 .40 2. 00

5 .15 .75

9 .10 .90

2 .50 1.00

31 .10 3.10

1 .05 .05

4 .30 1.20

Title.


Geologicol Survey—Con.

General publications-Continued.Table for Infercon-version of Milesand Logarithms of

Meters, for Dis-tances from 10 to100 Miles, 1900

Five-place Loga-rithms of NaturalNumbers and Cir-

cular FunctionsExpressed in Areand Time, 1901....

Preliminary Reporton Cape NomeGold Region,Alaska, 1900 ,

Report on PetrifiedForests of Arizona,1900


No. 2

No. 3No. 4No. 5 ,

No. 6No. 7No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11 ,

No. 12 ,

No. 13No. 14No. 15No. 16No. 17 ,

No. 18No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30.

No. 31No. 32No. 33 ;

No. .34

No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43....No. 44....No. 45....

No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 49

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$0.05

.15

Total.

4 .05 .20

2 . 10 .204 .05 .203 .05 .152 .05 .101 .20 .202 .05 .104 .10 .403 .10 .302 .05 .104 .05 .203 .05 .la1 . UO . 056 .10 .605 .15 .755 .05 .253 .05 .152 .05 .101 .05 .051 .15 .IS3 .05 .153 .10 .304 .05 .206 .05 .305 .15 .752 .25 .505 .10 .503 .10 .301 .20 .202 .10 .203 .10 .304 .05 .202 .25 .501 .15 .156 .20 1.204 .05 .203 .10 .304 .10 .406 .10 .601 .25 .254 .05 .206 .10 .607 .05 .352 .15 .304 .15 .602 .15 .301 .05 .055 .10 .507 .15 1.053 .10 .303 .10 .301 .15 .15



Title.

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No. 50No. 51No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61No. 62No. 63No. 64No. 65No. 66No. 67No. 68No. 69No. 70No. 71

No. 72No. 73 : .

.

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No. 75Nos. 72-75....No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. 80Nos. 76-80....No. 81No. 82No. 83 ,

No. 84No. 85........No. 86No. 87No. 88No. 89No. 90No. 91No. 92No. 93No. 94No. 95No. 96No. 97No. 97No. 100No. 101Nos. 98-101..No. 102No. 103No. 104No. 105No. 106Nos. 102-106.No. 108No. 109No. 110No. IllNo. 112No. 113No. 114No. 115No. 116No. 117No. 118No. 119No. 120No. 121

Num-ber of

copies.

Price.

$0.15.15.10.10.25.10.10.05.15.10.15.05.30.15.10.20.05.10.05.15.10.50.20.15.15.15.65.25.10.15.10.20.80.25.20.15.25.25.25.25.10.15.10.10.10.05.15.05.10.10.20.25.05.55.25.10.05.10.20.70.15.15.10.15.10.15.05.05.15.10.15.10.10.20

Total.

$1.05.30.90.30

2. 00.10.40.15.60.20.90.25

1. 20.15.20.60.20.20.20.30.10

1. 50.40

1. 20.75.30.65.50.20.45.30.40.80.50.40.15.50.25.75.50.20

1. 20.20.20.60.20.60.15.40.20.80.50.10.55.25.40.05.40.602.801.05.45.40

1. 50.10.30.10.15.90.60.75.40.10.40

Title.



Bulletins—Continued.No. 123No. 124No. 125No. 126Nos. 123-126 (cloth)..

No. 127No. 127 (cloth)No. 128No. 129Nos. 123-129 (cloth)..

No. 131No. 132No. 133No. 134No. 136Nos. 130-136 (cloth)..

No. 137No. 138No. 139No. 140No. 141

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$0. 15.15.15.15.60.60.75.15.05.60.15.05.15.05.15

1. 10.05.20.15.25.15.10

1. 10.15.10.15.15.05.20.15.25.15.20.35.20.15.45.25.20.40.05.15.15.20.25.15.15.20.05

1. 55.15.30.40.10.15

1. 25.45.05.60.50.65.20.25.50.10.301.50.20.10.30.75.40.25


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continiied.

um-er of

pies.

Price. Total.

134 $0. 10 113.4011 .10 1.10

77 .35 26.9516 .10 1.60

3 .15 .451 .20 .20

4 .05 .20

10 .10 1.00

8 .15 1.20

8 .10 .801 .15 .154 .15 .60

125 .60 75.00330 .15 49.50

9 .25 2. 256 .15 .90

4 .50 2.00

7 .15 1.05

48 .20 9.602 .15 .30

5 .25 1.25

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Bulletins—Continued.No. 409No. 410....No. 411No. 412No. 413No. 414N». 415No. 416No. 417No. 418No. 419No. 420No. 421No. 422No. 423No. 424No. 425No. 426No. 427No. 428No. 429No. 430No. 432No. 434No. 435No. 436No. 437No. 438No. 439No. 440No. 441No. 442No. 443No. 445No. 446No. 447No. 453No. 460No. 462No. 465

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A laska, Report onProgress of Inves-tigations, 1907

Investigations Re-lating to Clays in1908

Investigations o f

Coal Fields ofWyoming, 1907

Investigations Re-lating to Miscella-

• neous NonmetallicProducts by Geo-logical Survey in

1908Petroleum and Nat-ural Gas

Investigations Re-lating' to Quartzand Feldspar, 1906.

Investigations Re-lating to Rare Met-als by GeologicalSurvey in 1908

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Production of As-bestos

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Production of As-phalt, Related Bi-tumens, and Bi-tuminous Rock,1909 (1911) ..

Production of As-phalt, RelatedBitrunens, and Bi-tuminous Rock in1908

Production of Baux-ite and A 1 u m i -

num—19081909

Black Sands of Pa-cific Slope ofUnited States,1906

Cement Industry inUnited States—

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Production ofChromic Iron Ore,1908tatistics of ClayWorking Indus-tries in United.Mates, 190S

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19071908

Manufacture of Cokein 1909

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Production ofNatural Gas, 1907.

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Production of Goldand Silver, 1907...

Gold, Silver, Copper,Lead, and Zinc inEastern States,1908

Production of Goldand Silver in 1909.

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Graphite—19081909

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Production of IronOres, Pig Iron, andSteel

Production of Min-eral Waters, 1908..

Production of Min-eral Paints,- withBibliography, 1907.

Mineral Paints, 1908.

Production of Min-eral Paints, 1909...

Summary of MineralProduction of

United StatesMap of Mining Dis-

tricts of WesternStates, 1907

Production of Mona-zite and Zircon,1908

Production of Petro-leum—

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Production of Phos-phate Rock andPhosphorous in

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No. 156.

No. 157.No. 158.No. 159.

No. 160.No. 161.•No. 162.No. 163.No. 164.No. 165.No. 166.No. 167.No. 168.

No. 169.No. 170.

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No. 176.No. 177.No. 178.No. 179.No. 180.No. 181

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No. 192.No. 193.No. 194.No. 195.No. 196.No. 197.No. 198.No. 199.No. 200.No. 201.No. 202.No. 203.No. 204.No. 206.No. 207.No. 208.No. 209.No. 210.No. 211.No. 212.No. 213.No. 214.No. 216.No. 217.No. 218.No. 219.No. 220.No. 221.No. 222.No. 223.No. 224.No. 224.

Title.

Num-ber of Price,

copies.

Total.

24 SO. 15 $3.6075 .10 7.50

1

46 .10 4.6018 .15 2.70 1

15 .10 1.509 .25 2.25

11 .25 2.75

8 .20 1.60 -

10 .15 1.50'

3 .20 .60 1

42 .10 4.201

10 .25 2.501

13 .15 1.951

14 .15 2.101

2 .25 .501

1 .15 .15

3 .15 .45

7 .10 .702 .15 .30

3 .15 .45

1 .15 .15

5 ' .15 . 75

9 .25 2.2511 .15 1.656 .20 1.20

10 .20 2.00 1

2 .15 .307 .20 1.406 .20 1.209 .10 .90

95 .20 19.0014 .15 2. 106 .50 3.008 .50 4.00

18 .05 .9046 .25 11.5015 .10 1.5024 .15 3.609 .20 1.809 .05 .45

16 .15 2.409 .15 1.356 .60 3.603 .25 .75

20 .40 8.002 .30 .60

10 .15 1.502 .50 1.004 .30 1.201 .25 .25

252 .35 88. 2015 .25 3.7513 .15 1.953 .20 .601 .20 .20

12 .20 2.406 .15 .90

15 .30 4.504 .15 .60

23 .20 4.6013 .20 2.60 ;

7 .15 1.05 i

27 .25 6.751

28 .25 7.0012 .15 1.806 .10 .60

13 .25 3.2525 .50 12.50 1

15 .20 3.005 .20 1.00

j

11 .10 1.105 .55 2.75

;

4 .25 1.00 !

134 .20 26.80'<

Inteeioe Depart-MEXT—Con.


Water-Supply Papers

—

Continued."No. 225No. 226No. 227No. 228Xo. 229Xo. 230Xo. 231No. 252No. 233No. 234No. 235No. 236No. 237No. 238No. 239No. 240No. 241No. 242No. 243No. 244No. 245No. 246No. 247No. 248No. 249Xo. 250Xo. 251Xo. 252Xo. 253No. 254No. 255No. 257No. 258No. 260No. 262No. 264Xo 270.

Water-Supply Papers,bound (cloth):

Xos. 1-9

Xos. 19-30Nos. 31-39Xos. 40-52Xos. 53-64Xos. 6.S-73

Xos. 7J-77Xos. 78-81Nos. 82-85Xos. 86-88Xos. 231-234

List of Publications(paper):February, 1911

List of Publications,special (paper):

Publications of Geo-logical Survey Re-lating to WaterResources, Jiily,

1910Professional Papers

(paper):Xo. 1

Xo. 2No. 3

No. 4Xo. 5Xo. 6

Xo. 7

Xo. S

Xo. 9

Xo. 10Xo. 11

Xo. 12

36 SO. 20 $7. 2012 . 10 1. 20

7 .40 2. 80

2 .20 . 40

30 . 15 4. 501 .35 .35

13 .25 3. 25

4 .20 . 80

3 • 20 . 60

57 . 15 8. 55

10 . 10 1. 0039 . 10 3. 908 . 20 1. 60

36 . 15 5. 4018 .10 1.8010 . 25 2. 5014

,

.35 4. 907 .20 1. 40

6 .20 1. 20

5 .20 1. 007 . 15 1. 05

6 . 30 1.80 •

9 .15 1. 35

12 .20 2. 4023 .25 5.7515 . 15 2.257 .35 2.4514 .35 4.908 .40 3.204 .40 1.60

60 .15 9.0020 .15 3.004 .15 .60

9 .05 .45

4 .15 .604 .15 .605 .20 1.00

4 .75 3.0016 1.50 24.0020 1.20 24.0025 1. 75 43. 7526 1.50 39.0019 1.45 27. 5512 .90 10. 8014 .70 9. 80

5 .70 3.508 .65 5. 20

1 .85 .85

1 .10 .10

4 .05 .20

3 .25 . 75

3 .30 .908 .40 3.207 .30 2. 108 .35 2.80

12 .25 3.009 .50 4.503 .50 1.50

10 1.00 10.006 .30 1.8030 .40 12.007 .70 \ 4. 90



Title.

iNTERiOB Depart-ment—Con.


Professional Papers

—

Continued.Nos. 11, 12 (cloth)...

No. 13No. 14No. 15No. 17No. 18No. 19

No. 20No. 21-;

No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No. 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47No. 48, 3 pts., 22 sets.

No. 48, pt. 1

No. 48, pt. 2

No. 48, pt. 3No. 49No. 50No. 61

No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 56No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 60 (buckram). ..


Reclamation Service,

annual reports(cloth):

19021902, maps (paper) .

.

1903 (paper)19031904, text1904, text (paper) . .

.

1904, maps1904, text with maps

(paper)1904, text with maps1905 (paper)1906

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

18 $1.35 $24. 303 .70 2. 10

23 .40 9.2010 .30 3. 005 . 50 2. 50

21 .25 5. 25

14 .50 7. 0015 .40 6.0029 . 55 15. 953 . 15 .45

1 . 15 . 15

2 .40 .80

20 . 15 3. 002 .55 1.10

5 .30 1.506 .10 .60

1 .35 . 351 . 25 . 25

13 1. 80 23. 402 . 25 . 50

4 . 40 1.60

7 . 80 5. 607 1. 10 7. 70

1 . 25 .25

2 . 55 1.103 . 50 1.50

8 .60 4. 806 . 70 4. 20

6 1. 25 7. 50

39 1.00 39.002 1. 50 3. 002 .QO 1. 20

66 1 1. 50 33. 0081 . 35 28. 3577 .65 50. 0578 . 50 39.0028 -.75 21.001 .25 .25

9 1.10 9.9038 .85 32. 3010 . 60 6. 00g 1. 75 10. 502 . 60 1. 20

22 . 60 13. 2013 . 50 6. 50

2 1. 50 3. 0011 !50 5.50

19 2. 75 52. 2513 3. 00 39. 002 . 50 1 00

81 . 85 68. 852 l!75 3^508 .50 4.001 .40 .40

10 1.50 15. 0012 .80 9.602 .35 .70

17 .85 14. 454 .25 1.001 .75 .75

16 .85 13. 603 .50 1.501 .35 .354 .75 3.00

1 1.00 1.007 1.25 8. 75

9 .80 7. 20

3 1.25 3. 75

Title.

Num-ber of

copies.



Reclamation Service,general p u b 1 i c a -

tions (paper):Organization of

Water Users' Asso-ciations, 1905

j

Reclamation Service,maps (paper):

Belle Fourche Proj-ect, Belle FourcheValley, S. Dak.,Topographic andIrrigation Map,Surveyedin 1903-4.

Belle Fourche Proj-ect, Belle FourcheValley, S. Dak.,Topographic andIrrigation Map,Surveyed in 1903-4,

2d edUnited StatesDrainage Basins,Map 7549

United StatesReclamation Proj-ects, Gauging Sta-tions, and RiverSurveys Map

Salt River Project,surveyed in 1902-3,sheet 1, May, 1904.

Shoshone Project,Wyo., ed. Sept.,1904

Uncompahgre Val-ley Project, Un-compahgre Valley,Colo., Topographicand IrrigationMap, Surveyed in1903-4, sheet 1

Explosive circulars(paper):No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

Indian Affairs Office.

reports (cloth):

(half leather) .

,

(half morocco)(paper)

Annual1850185118521854.1855.1855 (half leather)

.

185618571858185918601861186218631864 ;

1866 (half sheep)..

-

1871.1873.1876.1877.1879.1881.

Price.

80. 05

.50

.10

.10

.50

.50

.50

.35

.60

.15

.25

.25

.45

.25

.35

.30

.35

.25

.25

.35

.40

.55

.60

.40

.50

.40

.35

.55

.40

.45

1 Per set.


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1911—Corxtinued.

Num-ber of Price.

copies.

1 80.801 . 751 .601 .60

.60

;

.85

.601.101.00.40.80

3 .603 .152 .102 .30

2 . 15

1 .05

20 . 10

1 .05

1 .251 .251 .253 .30

1 .50

1 .10

1 .05

2] .05

21 .05

Title.

INTEKIOE Depart-ment—Con.

Indian Affairs Office—Continued.

Annual reports—Con.1895189618991900190119021903

1903, pt. 2

1905, pt. 1

1905, pt. 2190719081909 (paper)1910 (paper)1910

G"e n e r a 1 publications(paper):

Statistics of IndianTribes, Agencies,and Schools, 1903 .

.

Trachoma, Manage-ment and Treat-ment Among In-dians, 1911

Manual on Tubercu-losis, Its Cause,Prevention, andTreatment, 1910...

Bulletins (paper):DemonstrationFarms, Bulletin 2,

Mar. 5, 1910Indian CommissionersBoard, annual reports(cloth):

1869188918961907

Report of special agentsand commissions(cloth);Half Breed Scrip,Chippewas of LakeSuperior

Indian schools, miscella-n e 0 u s publications(paper):Teaching Rudi-ments of Cookingin Classroom

Teaching IndianPupils to SpeakEnglish, PrimaryMethods and Out-lines for Use of

Teachers in In-dian Schools, 1904.

Some Things thatGirls ShouldKjiow How to Doand Hence ShouldLearn How to Dowhen in School,1911

Outline Lessons inHousekeeping, In-cluding Cooking,Laundering,Dairying, andNursing, for Usein Indian Schools,1911

Total. Title.

.60

.60

.60

.85

.601.101.00.40.80

1.80.45.20

30

,05

2. 00

.05

.90

50

,10

.05

1.05

1.05

Num-j

ber of Price.I

Total.copies.

I

iNTERiOB Depart-ment—Con.


Indian schools, miscella-neous publications-Continued.Farm and HomeMechanics, SomeThings that EveryBoy Should KlnowHow to Do, andHence ShouldLearn to Do inSchool, 1911

Farm and HomeMechanics, SomeThings that Every

|

Boy Should Know|How to Do, and '

Hence Should1

Learn to Do in ;

School, 19111

Nature Study andGardening, Pri- i

.mary Methodsand Outlines for

Use of Teachers inIndian Schools,1905

Social Plays, Games, \

Marches, Old Folk!

Dances, and :

Rhythmic Move-\

ments for Use in|

Indian Schools,1911 i

Rules for Indian|

School Service, i

1904 i

Methods for Better- i

ing Sanitary Con-}

ditions in Indian :

Schools, Brief of!

Address Givenj

August. 1904Methods for Better-

j

ing Sanitary Con-!

ditions ia IndianSchools, Brief of

Address Givenj

August, 19041

Synopsis of Coursein Sewing, 1911....

Laws (cloth):18751884

List of Indian officers,

agencies, etc. (paper):1903

Rules, Regulations, andInstructions (paper):Additional Regula-

tions Governingthe Leasing of

Cherokee AllottedLands for Run-ning Oil and Gas,for Carrying intoEffect Provisionsof Section 72 ofActApproved Apr.15, 1903

Ethnological Direc-tions Relating toIndian Tribes of

United States,1875

3 $0.10i

18

39 .10

05

$0.;

2. 70

.05

3.90

,05

,15

7 .10 .70

15 .10 1.50

2 .25 .502 .40 .80

.15 ,45

.05

.05

,10

.10



Num- !

ber of Price.

copies.



Rules, Regulations, andInstructions—Con

.

Regulations of July7, 1906, GoverningLeasing and Saleof Lands Allottedto or Inherited byFull-Blood I n -

dians of Five Civil-ized Tribes, 1906...

Revised LeasingRegulations o f

June 11, 1907, Gov-erning Leasing ofLands of Membersof Five CivilizedTribes Prescribedby Secretary ofInterior for Carry-ing into EffectProvisions of

Agreements withCreek and Chero-kee Nations andAct of CongressApproved Apr.26,1906

Regulations of June20, 1908, Govern-ing DistrictAgents, Leasing of

Restricted Lands,and Removal of

Restrictions inFive CivilizedTribes, 1909

Regulations G o v -

e r n i n g MineralLeases in Choctawand ChickasawNations in IndianTerritory P r e -

scribed by Secre-tary of Interior, asAmended May 22,

'

1900Amended Regula-

|

tions ConcerningSale of Osage andKaw Lands

Regulations Co n -

cerning Right of

Way for RailwayLines with Tele- ;

graph and Tele-phone through In-

[

dian Lands, Apr.18, 1899, withamendments of

Apr. 8, 1901Telephone and Tele-graph Lines, Reg-ulations Concern-ing Right of Wayfor, Nov. 9, 1901...

Instruct ions toTown-Site Com-missioner of Choc-taw and Chicka-saw Nations, Mar.6, 1899

3 $0. 10

,10

.05

.05

.05

Total.

$0. 30

Title.

,30

,05

15

10

.05

.05

.05

,10

,05

,05


Indian Affairs Offlce—Continued.

Rules, Regulations, andInstructions—Con.Regulations Govern-ing Execution of

Leases of IndianAllotments of

Umatilla Reserva-tion in Oregon.Sept. 15, 1909.....'-

Digest of Decisions(sheep):Vol. 1, 1901

Routes to IndianAgencies and Schools(paper):190519071910

Num-ber of


General Land Office.

188919081910

Annual reports, sepa-rates, miscellaneous(paper):

_Unapprop natedPublic Lands of

United StatesJuly 1, 1909

General publications(paper):Report of Agricul-tural Prospects,etc., of Alaska,1903

District of Alaska,Circular from Gen-eral Land Office,

etc., Jan. 13, 1904..

Chippewa Agricul-tural Lands, Min-nesota, Apr. 20,

1907Suggestions toHomesteaders

S u g ge s t i on s toHomesteaders andPersons Desiringto Make Home-stead Entries, Ap-proved Mar. 9,

1908Suggestions toHomesteaders andPersons Desiringto Make Home-stead Entries,Apr. 10, 1909

Annual reports (cloth):I

1849, pt. 1 (half :

sheep)1849. pt. 2 (half

;

sheep)1876

$0.05

1.10

.50

.501.00.50.50.45.35.20

99

,05

,15

.05

.05

.05

.05

,05

m-of

ies.

123

3

1

5

1

12

79

4

1

1

92

TENI^EITT OF DOCXJMETSTTS. 457

^or the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.


' Num-ber of

copies.

36.15

.15

.25

3.25

.05

.60

3. 95

.45

2.25

15. 75.5. 001.80

27.501.60

27.501.60

30.001.75

27.501.80

27.501.60

27.501.75

27.501.75

27.501.75


General Land Office—Continued.

Public Land Decisions-Continued.Vol. 10Vol. 11

Vol. 11

Vol. 12Vol. 12Vol. 13Vol. 13Vol. 14Vol. 14Vol. 15Vol.15Vol. 16Vol. 16Vol. 17Vol. 17Vol. 18

Vol. 18

Vol.19Vol. 19


Vol. 22Vol. 22Vol. 23Vol. 23Vol. 24Vol. 24Vol. 25Vol. 25Vol. 26Vol. 26Vol. 26 (buckram)...Vol. 27Vol. 27Vol. 28Vol. 28Vol. 29Vol. 30Vol. 30Vol. 31Vol. 31

Vol. 32Vol. 32Vol.33Vol. 33Vol. 34Vol. 35Vol. 35Vol. 36 (buckram)...Vol. 37 (buckram)...Vol. 38 (buckram)...

Public Land Decisions,subscriptions:




Public Land Decisions,;

separates (paper):i

Vol.37, Nos. 1-6

Vol. 37, Nos. 20-22. .

.

Vol. 37, Nos. 27-29...Vol. 38, Nos. 26-28...Vol. 38, Nos. 1-11....

Vol. 39, Nos. 18, 19...Digest of Public LandDecisions (sheep):

1902, pt. 1

1902, pt. 2,

141

131

131

191

131

131

131

151

15108171

191

181

181

181

191

181

1

241

2526151417

18192021

2551303074

126367

Price. Total.

$2. 501.702.501.752.501.752.601.752.501.652.501.702. 50L 652. 501.652.502.501.652.50L 602.501. 802. .50

1. 652. 50L 652. 50L 652.501. 752. 50L75L802.501.702. 502. 502.50L70 I

2.50 \

1.60 i

2.50 i

L752. 50L 752.502.501. 751. 75L75I. 75

1.00

1.00

1.00

6. 00

390. 00

20. 00

.10

.10

.10

.05

.25

.25.

118. 2568.40

458 EEPORT OF THE


PUBLIC PKIITTEE.

year ended June SO, 1911—Continued.

Title.

Num-ber of

copies.



Land Laws, special(paper):Laws and Regula-tions Relating toReclamation o f

Arid Lands ofUnited States,May 31, 1910

Coal Land Laws andRegulations There-under, Apr. 12,

1907, with Amend-ments and Sup-plemental Circu-lars, 1908

Coal Land Laws and,

Regulations There-under, Apr. 12,

1907, with Amend-ments and Sup-plemental Circu-lars, 1910

Statutes and Regu-lations G 0 vern-ing Entries andProof underDesert LandLaws, Mar. 30,

1908Statutes and Regu-lations GoverningEntries and Proofunder DesertLand Laws, withSuggestions to

Persons Desiringto malce Entriesunder said Laws,Nov. 30, 1908,

with Amendmentsof Aug. 21,1909....

Statutes and Regu-lations GoverningEntries and Proofunder DesertLand Laws, etc..

Approved Sept.30, 1910

Compilation of Lawsand Regulationsand DecisionsThereunder, relat-

ing to Establish-ment of FederalForest Reserves,

I

under Sec. 24 ofAct i

of Mar. 3,1891, andAdministrationThereof, 1903(leather)

United States Min-ing Laws andRegulations There-under, ApprovedJuly 26, 1901

United States Min-ing Laws andRegulations There-under, ApprovedMar. 29, 1909

•Rules of Practice(paper):

190819101910

Price. Total.

23

m. 05

05

05

.05

58

,05

,05

SO. 25

L 15

,05

,05

4. 05

2. 90

Title.Num-ber of


.50

05

4. 90

.0515.001.15



Rules of Practice

—

Continued.Rules and Regula-

tions for Sale andRemoval ofWater-Killed andWindfall Timberon Chippewa In-dian Ceded PineLands, Minn.,Nov. 16, 1909

Rules, Regulations, andInstructions (paper):

19021907

Circular, AdditionalHomestead E n -

tries Acts of Apr.28, 1904, etc.. Edi-tion of 1907

Second HomesteadEntries, Instruc-tions, Feb. 29,

1908

Commutation Proof0 f Homesteads,etc., 1908 ,

Regulations underTimber and StoneLaw, Act of June3, 1878 and Acts

^Amendatory,]

Nov. 30, 1908!

Regulations Govern-j

ing Entries within ,

National Forests,j

Superseding Cir-

cular of July 23,

1907, Edition of

Dec. 16, 1908

Regulations C o n -

cerning Right ofWay over PublicLands and Reser-vations for Canals,Ditches, and Res-ervoirs, and Useof Right of Wayfor Various Pur-poses, June 6, 1908.

Regulations C o n - i

cerning Selectionof Desert Lands i

by Certain States" and Territoriesunder Act ofAug.18, 1894; Apr. 9,

1909j

Restoration of Lost0 r ObliteratedCorners and Sub-divisions of Sec-tions, June 1, 1909

United States Lawsand RegulationsRelating to TownSites, Paries, andCemeteries, notApplicable toAlaska, Aug. 7

1909

$0. 05

13

15

.05

05

,05

,05

.05

$0. 10

.05

.10

.55

.05

.05

.65

.75

39

45

21

.05

.05

.05

L 95

2. 25

1. 05

SUPERmTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 459


Title.Num-

j

ber of1

Price.copies.

1

Total.

IXTERioR Depart-ment—Con.


Rules, Eegalations, andInstractions—Con.Eegulations C o n -

ceming Applica-tions and Selec-

tions for and Fil-

ings and Locationsupon UnsurveyedLands, Circular to

Registers and Re-[

ceivers, Nov. 3, I

1909 : 21i$0.05

Instructions under;

!

Enlarged Homestead Act of Feb19,1909,1910 2 .05

Instructions toEegisters and Ee-ceivers ConcerningSale of IsolatedTracts of PublicLands, 1910 12 .05

Eevised Eegulations!

under KinkaidActs ConcerningUna ppropriatedand UnreservedLands in X e-

braska, Instrac-tions to Eegistersand E c c e i vers,June?, 1910 2 . 05

Soldiers' and Sailors'

HomesteadEights 15 .05

Manual of SurveyingInstructions, general(cloth):

1902 361Manual of Surveying

Instructions, supple-ment (leather):

Tables and F o r -

mulas for Use ofSurveyors andEngineers onPublic Land Sur-veys, 1910 105 .CO

Manual of SurveyingInstructions, special(fabricoid):

|

Manual of Instruc-structions for Sur-

\

vey of m i n e r a I I

Lands of UnitedStates, 1909 83 I .35

Manner of Proceeding toi

obtain Title to Public|

Lands (paper):;

July 11, 1899 1 .201904 2 . 20

Maps (paper)

:

Alabama 33 .25

Alabamaj

7 .12

Alaska 81 .25

Alaska 35 .12

Arizona 251 .25Arizona 260 .12Arkansas 43 .25Arkansas 21 .12California 1 1 .50California ! 62 .24Colorado 215 .25Colorado 1 .15Florida I 65 ! .50

$1.05

.10

.10

.75

270. 75

03. 00

29. 05

.20

.40

8. 25.84

20. 254.20

62. 7531.2010. 752. 52.50

14. 8853. 75

.1532. 50

Title.



Maps—Continued.FloridaHawaiiHawaiiIdahoIdahoIllinois

Illinois

Indian TerritoryIndian TerritoryIndianaIndianaIowaIowaKansasKansasLouisianaLouisianaMichiganMichiganMinnesotaMinnesota.MississippiMississippiMissouriMissouriMontanaMontanaNebraskaNebraskaNevadaNevadaNew MexicoNeAv MexicoNorth DakotaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOklahomaOregonOregonSouth DakotaSouth DakotaUnited States—

190719081909

United States, mapof, 1908, showingroutes of principalexplorers,and earlyroads and high-ways

UtahUtahWashingtonWashington\VisconsLnWisconsinWyoming i

Wyoming[

Patent Office.

j

Annual reports (paper): I

1850 (pasteboard) . . .|

1851 (cloth)

1856 (cloth)187218731874 :

1874 (sheep);

1875 '

1875 (sheep) 1

1876 1

Num-j

ber ofIPrice.

copies,j

31123011

131

21

10

08

92810

125

86122

852414944017

327110

54

3218

505

7852847719711

25

4986

$0. 24.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12

• .25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25.12.25

.12

.25

.25

.12

.25

.12

.25

.12

1.001.001.00

.25

.12

.25

.12

.25

.12

.25

.12

.25

Total.

.40 .80

.65 .65

.60 .601.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00?. 00 2. 001.00 1.002. 00 2. 001.00 1.00



Title.Num-ber of

copies.


Patent Office—Con.

Annual reports—Con.187718781879

1881.1882.

1883.1884.1885.1886.

1887.(sheep).

1890.1891.1892.1893.

(sheep).

18951895 (sheep).18961897

1899190019011901 (sheep)19021903190419051905 (sheep)190619071907 (buckram)19081908 (buckram)19091909 (buckram)

General publications (pa-per):

Protection Extended!to Patents, De-signs, Trade-Marks, and Copy-rights in China,Japan, and Korea,1909

Classification of Sub-jects of Inventionof United StatesPatent Office, Ar-ranged by Divi-sions, with Classesand Subclasses inEach, revised toJuly 1, 1908

Specifications andDrawings of all

Patents Relatingto Fish and Fish-eries Issued byUnited StatespriortoJan. 1,1880(sheep)

27

Price. Total.

$1.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.002.001.001.002.001.001.001.001.001.001.002.001.001.001.001.001.001.002.001.001.001.001.002.00-

1.001.002.001.002. 001.002. 00

.05

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466 EEPOKT OF THE


PUBLIC PPtlNTEE.

year ended June 30, 1911-'—Continued.

Title.

Interstate CommerceCoM SIissioN—Con

.

General publications-Continued.Testimony Taken by

=' Commission, Oct.I&-N0V. 23, 1906,

in Matter of Rela-tions of CommonCarriers to GrainTrade, 1907 (cloth).

In Matter of Rates,Acco un t s, andRevenue of C a r-

riers Subject toAct to RegulateCommerce, T e s-

timony taken atSan Fra n c i s c 0,

Cal.,Oct. 2-4,1907..Act Concerning Car-

riers Engaged in

Interstate Com-merce and theirEmployees, Medi-ation and Arbitra-tion, 1898

In the Matter of

Rates, Practices,Accounts andRevenues of Car-riers, 1907

List of National,State, and LocalCommercial Or-ganizat ions andAgricultural Asso-ciations, June 22,

1906Regula t i 0 n s fortransportation of

Dangerous Arti-cles Other thanExplosives, Effec-tive Oct. 1, 1911.-

Proposed Explana-tions to NationalCar DemurrageRules, Apr. 11, 1911

Regulations forTransportation ofExplosives, Jan.15, 1910

Report of S a f e tyAppliances In-spectors on Oper-ation of Trains onHeavy Grades,De-cember, 1907

Hours of Service of

Railway Employ-ees, State S t a t-

utes and RelatedCourt Decisions,Eebruary, 1909MemorandumTreating of Powerof Congress to Au-thorize C o mm is-

sion to IncreasePercentage of

Power on TrainBrakes

Digest of Proceed-ings in Fifty-ninthCongress, FirstSession, Relatingto Regulations ofRailroad Rates,1908

Num-ber of

copies.

100

24

Price.

$0.75

.15

.05

.15

.25

.05

Total.

$0.75

.05

.05

.05

.05

.15

.30

.10

.60

3.25

.00

1.20

.65

.05

.25

Title.

Interstate Com?4erceCommission—Con.


—

Continued.In Matter of Legal

Rates, Duty of

Carriers and Ship-pers to ObserveTariffs, Relief Un-der Act to Regu-late Comm e r c e,

Memo r a n d um ,

Digest of Proceed-ings in Fifty-ninthCongress, FirstSession, Relatingto Regulation of

Railroad Rates,1908MemorandumTreating of Rea-

" sonable Care, its

Origin and Appli-cation, Sept. 1,

1907Decisions Constru-ing Federal Safety-Appliance Acts,1907

Proposed UnitedStates Safety-Ap-pliance Standardsfor Protection of

Employees andTravelers uponRailroads

Federal Safety-Ap-pliance Acts andDecisions of Stateand FederalCourts Applicablethereto, Oct, 20,

1906Memorandum of

Service Law, Con-sideration of Cer-tain ObjectionsSuggested as Af-fecting Validity of

Hours of ServiceLaw, 1908

Act to Regulate Com.-merce (paper):As Amended andActs Supplemen-tary thereto, Re-vised to June 30,

1906As Amended andActs Supplemen-tary thereto, Com-merce-Court Act,Safety - ApplianceActs, Act Requir-ing Monthly Re-ports of Accidents,Arbitration A c t,

Hours of ServiceAct, revised toJuly 1, 1910

Interstate Com m e r c e

Commission Reports(sheep):Vol. 3


Vol. 14Vol. 15

Num-ber of


$0.05

.15

$0.45

.45

.15I

.45

497

1

1

93812433

.25

.15

.25

.05

.10

.10

2.001.501.502.002.002.00

.25

.45

.25

,20

.10

49.70

2.001.50

13.5076.00

248.0066.00

superhnttendent of documents. 467


Title.Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

Interstate CommerceCommission—Con.

Interstate CommerceCommission Re-ports—Continued.Vol. 15 (cloth) 66 SI. 50 $99.00Vol. 16 1 2.00 2.00Vol. 16 (buckram) .

.

108 1.50 162.00Vol. 17 (buckram)..

.

254 1.50 381.00Vol 17 153 2.00 306.00Vol. 18 (paper) 300 1.00 300.00 i

Vol 18 (buckram) 299 1.50 448.50Vol! 18 150 2.00 300.00

!

Vol 19 (paper) 320 1.00 320.00 1

Vol. 19 (buckram)... 382 1.50 573.00Interstate Com m e r c e

Commission Reports,subscription s

.

jVol. 18, 12 subscrip-1.00 12.00

Vol. 19, 64 siibscrip-

1.00 64.00Vol. 20, 81 subscrip-

1.00 81.00i

Vol. 21, 73 subscrip-tions 1.00 73.00

'

Vol. 22, 3 subscrip-1.00 3.00 ;

1Vol. 23, 1 subscrip-1.00 1.00

Vol. 24, 1 subscrip-1.00 1.00

Interstate Com m e r c e

Commission Reports,separates (paper):Vol. 14, No. 080, 1 .05 .05

Vol. 18, No. 1241, 15 .05 .75i

Vol. 19, No. 1395, 3 .05 .15

Vol. 20, No. 1455.

,

1 .05 .05

Vol. 20, No. 1456 100 .05 5.001 .05 .05

Vol. 20, No. 1508 9 .05 .45

Vol. 20, No. 1509 9 .05 .45

Vol. 20, No. 1519 7 .05 .35i

Vol. 20, No. 1523, 5 .05 .25 i

Vol. 20, No. 1.526 35 .05 1.75Vol. 20, No. 1527 4 .05 .20

i

Vol. 20, No. 1531... 5 .05 .25

Vol. 20, No. 1538 50 .05 2.50 !

Vol.20, No. 1543... 4 .05 .20i

Vol. 20, No. 1549 164 .05 8.20 ;

V0I.-2O, No. 1552, 1 .05 .051

Vol. 21, No. 1559, 10 .05 .50 i

Vol. 21, No. 1561. 3 .05 .151

Vol. 21, No. 1564... 3 .05 .15Vol. 21, No. 1567 3 .05 .15 1

Reports and Orders of

Commission (paper):Consolidated F 0 r -

j

warding Co. v.1

Southern Pacific!

Co., and Others, !

etc 1 .05 .05

In Matter of Bills of

Lading, June 27,

1908 11 .05 .55

Report of Commis-sion in Matter of

Party Rate Tick-ets, decided Apr . 8,

1907 1 .05 .05

In Matter of Re-leased Rates, de-cided May 14, 1908.. 14 .05 .70 1

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

3 $0.05 $0.15

10 .10 1.005 .05 .25

5 .05 .25

2 .05 .10

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

.20 .20

2 .20 .40

2 .20 .40

. 3 .20 .60

1 .20 .20

1 .25 .251 .40 .401 .50 .50

9 .55 4.953 .50 1.505 -40 2.00

7 .05 .35

468 .05 23.40

Title.


Reports and Orders ofCommission—Con.Investigation andsuspension Docket5, in Matter of In-vestigation of Ad-vances in Rates onCement by C a r -

riers in Trans-Mis-souri territory,Decided Apr. 4,

1911

Table of Cases and Opin-ions (paper):Vols. 1-15Vols. 16. 17

Vols. 18, 19

Income Account of Rail-ways (paper):

1905

National Association of

Railway Commission-ers, Proceedings of An-nual Con V e n t i 0 n s

(cloth):

18891890189118921893189418951896

19001901190219031904190519061907190819091910

National Association of

Railway Commission-ers, general publica-tions (paper):

Proposed UniformCode of Demur-rage Rules, An-nouncement of

Public Hearingsby Subcommitteeon Car Demun-ageof National Asso-ciation of RailwayCommiss loners,1909

Orders, unnumbered(paper):

In Matter of Prepa-ration, Approvaland Establish-ment of Rules for

Inspection of Lo-comotive Boilers,

etc., 1911

468 REPORT OF TI-IE PUBLIC PRINTER.


Title.Num-ber ofcopies.

Price.1

Total,j

Interstate Commercei

Commission—Con.

Orders, unnumbered-Continued.In Matter of Prepa-

ration, Approval,and Establish-ment of Rules andInstructions for

Inspection andTesting of Loco-mo tive Boilersand Their Appur-tenances, June 2,

1911 825 $24. 75Order (promulgat-ed) at General Ses-sion of Interstatem e r c e Commis-sion on Oct. 10,

1910, in relation toheight of draw-bars, 1910 1,258 $0. 05 62. 90

No. 3400 in Relationto Investigation of

Advances inRates by Carriersin Official Classifi-

cation Territory,1910 2 .05 ,10

No. 3500 in relation

to Investigation of

Advances in

Rates by Carriers

in Western TrmakLine Trans-Mis-souri and Illinois

Freight CommJt-t e e Territories,

1910 2 .05 .10Order of June 21,

1909, in Matter. ofDestruction of

Records of SteamRoads, EfiectiveJuly 1, 1909 2 .05 .10

Order of Commis-sion dated June10, 1910, in Matterof Destruction of

Records of SteamRoads, Effective

61 . Oo . 3. 05United States Saie-ty ApplianceStandards, Orderof Commission

—

Oct. 13, 1910 2,229 . 10 222. 90Mar. 13, 1911 1,891 . 10 189. 10 1

Mar. 13, 1911 483 . 05 24. 15

Annual Reports on Sta-tistics of Railways(cloth):

1888 1 .35 .351889 1 . 45 . 451890 1 . 75 . 751891 1 . 50 . 501892 1 . 50 . 501900 3 . 60 1. 801903 2 . 75 1. 501 on«

. 70 . 701907 3 '.80. 2^401908 9 .85 7.65

1909 8 .80. 6.40

Accident Bulletins (pa-per):No. 1 1 .05 .05No. 2 1 .05 .05No. 3 2 .05 .10No. 4 2 .05 .10

Title.Num-ber of

copies.


Accident Bulletins-Continued.No. 5

No. 6No. 7

No. 8

No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 12No. 13No. 14 •.

.

.

No. 15No. 16No. 17No. 18

No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38

Classification of Ex-penditures for Roadand Equipment (pa-per):

190719081909

Classification of Operat-ing Expenses (paper):

1907

1908, reprint, 1910...Supplement to

Third Revised Is-

sue of July 1, 1908.Supplement toThird Revised Is-

sue of July 1, 1908.Third Revised Issue

of Julyl,1908,con-densed

1911Rules of Practice (pa-

per):1908

Rules for Inspection of

Safety Appliances(paper):Sept. 1, 1907

Classification of Operat-ing Revenues (paper)

:

19071908

Tariff Circulars (paper):I4a16a17a18a

Classification of Loco-motive-miles, C a r -

miles, and Train-miles (paper):

1907

Price. Total.

1

74

343

$0.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.05

,

.05!

.05

.05• .05

.05.

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05.

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

16i

.0516 .0520

i.05

.05

.10

05!

10

05

15!

05

.05

.05

.10

.10

.05

.10

10

$0.05.05.10.05.05.05.05.05.05.05.10.05.05.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.15.20.35.25.05

.80

.80LOO

2. 40L60.45

.652. 10

05

05

34.;

L 50

SUPERINTENDENT OP DOCUMENTS. 469


Title.

Num-ber ofcopies.

INTEESTATE COMMERCECommission—Con.

Accoiinting Circulars(paper):

12d, 1910Special Reports(paper);

No. 1, without Sta-tistics

Intercorporate R e -

lationship of Rail-ways in UnitedStates of June 30,

1906 (cloth)Conference Rulings Bxil-

letins (paper):No. 4

No. 5

Classification of Reve-nues and Expenses for

Outside Operations(paper):July 1, 1908

Accounting Bulletins

Classification of Ex-penditures for Roadand Equipment of

Electric Railwaj's (pa-per):

1908Classification of Operat-

ing Expenses of Elec-tric Railwaj-s (paper):

19081908

Classification of Operat-ing Revenues of Elec-tric Railways (paper):

1908Decisions under SafetyAppliance Acts, U. S.

V. B. & O. R. R. Co.(buckram):

1910Block Signal and TrainControl Board, annualreports (paper):

190819091910

Block Signal and TrainControl Board, generalpublications (paper):Block Signals onRailroads ofUnited States,Jan. 1, 1908

Classification of Expend-itures for Additionsand Betterraents for

Steam Roads (paper):19091910

Form of General Bal-ance Sheet, Statementfor Steam Roads (pa-per):

1910Bulletin of Re venuesand Expenses of

Steam Roads inUnited States (paper):No. 1

No. 2

6502

12

Price.

(paper):No. 1 1 .10No. 2 4 .05No. 3 8 .05No. 4 23- .10No. 5 5 .10No. 6 5 .05

SO. 05

.10

.65

.10

.10

Total.

6 .05 .30

13 .05 .651 .10 .10

4 .05 .20

164 .70 114. 80

11 .15 1.6516 .15 2. 4011 .30 3.30

13 .05 .65

11 .05 .55

716 .05 35.80

8 .05 .40

3 .10 .301 .05 .05

$0.25

3. 25

50.20

.10

.20

.402.30.50.25

Title.

Interstate CommerceCommission—Con

.

Bulletin of Revenuesand Expenses ofSteam Roads inUnited States—Con.No. 4No. 5

No. 6 ,

No. 7No. 8

No. 9No. 10

No. 11No, 12 ,

No. 13 ,

No. 14No. 15

No. 16

No. 17 ,

No. IS

No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 25

Papers in Relation to

Proceedings of T n -

quiry, General Inves-tigations, etc. (paper):In Matter of Rates,Practices, A c-

counts, and Reve-nues of CarriersSubject to Act to

Regulate Com-merce, 1907

Classification of Opera-ting Revenues of Car-riers by Water (paper)

Jan. 1, 1911Classification of Opera-

ting Expenses of Car-riers by Yv'ater draper)

Jan.'l, 1911Classification of Opera-

ting Revenues andExpenses of Pipe LineCompanies (paper):

1911Annual Reports on Sta-

tistics of Express Com-panies in UnitedStates (paper):

1909

Justice Department.

Attorney General.


189318971898189919001910

General public ations(paper):Federal Antit rust

Decisions. CasesDecided in UnitedStates CourtsArising Under, In-volving, or Grow-ing out of Enforce-ment of AntitrustAct of July 2, 1890,

Including SimilarDecisions, etc.:

Vol. 1 ,

Vol. 1 (sheep)...

Num-j

ber of Price.

copies. !

38

$0. 05 $0.05.25 .25.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05.05 .05

.05 .20

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 .05

.05 - .10

.30 .30

.05 .05

.05 .10

.05 .05

.05 .05

1.001.75

9.0012.25


Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911-[—Continued.

Title.

Justice Department—Continued.

Attorney General—Con.

General publications-Continued.Federal Antitrust

Decisions, etc.—Continued.

Vol. 2

Vol. 2 (sheep)...C o n s t i t u t i 0 n of

United States of

America, 1907

Commerce Clause of

Constitution andthe Trusts, 1902...

Report on Peonage,1908

Civil and CriminalCases InstitutedbyUnited States un-der Sherman An-titrust Law of July3. 1890, and Act to

Regulate Corn-approved Feb. 4,

1887, as amended,including ElkinsAct, Oct. 1, 1908 ..

Bills and Debates re-

lating to Trusts(cloth)

Opinions (sheep):Vol. 1, 1790-1841Vol. 2

Vol. 8Vol. 13

Vol. 17

Vol.18 (half leather).

Vol. 21 (cloth)Vol. 22 (paper)Vol. 22 (cloth)Vol. 23 (paper)Vol. 23 (sheep)Vol. 24 (paper)Vol. 24 (cloth)Vol. 25 (paper)Vol. 25 (sheep)Vol. 2f) (paper)Vol. 20 (buckram)...Vol. 26Vol. 27 (buckram)...Vol. 27

Opinions, separates(sheep):Digest of Opinions

of Attorney Gen-eral, Covering Vol-umes 1-16—

1789-1881, 1885

(half sheep). ..

1789-1881Digest of Opinions

of Attorney Gen-eral, Covering Vol-umes 17-25, 1881-

1906Registers (cloth):

Eighteenth edition,

Oct. 11, 1909Supplement and

Corrections to 1909Edition, Dec. 1,

1909 (paper)Nineteenth edition,

1910

Num-ber ofcopies.

7

451

3

1

Price.

$1.001.75

05

,05

1.25

1.751.001.151. 15

.90

.05

.60

.45

.60

.401.15.40.60.50

1.50.50.75

1.50.65

1.50

.901.10

1. 75

.45

Total.

.05

$8. 0012.25

22. 55

.30

.10

20

17. 50

1.751. 001.151.151.80.65

1.20.45

. 1.20.40

2.30.40

2.403.503.00.50.75

16.503.25

21.00

.902.20

Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Justice Department— I

Continued.\

I

Attorney General—Com.\

List of United StatesjJudges, Attorneys,1

Marshals, etc. (pa-i

per): i

Feb. 10, 19101 1

1911i

1

Papers in re (paper): \

In Circuit Court of!

United States for

Eastern Divisionof Eastern Judi-cial District of Mis-souri, U. S. V.

Standard Oil Co.of New Jersey et

al., 1908Investigation Bureau,,General publications(paper):White Slave Traffic

Act, approvedJune 25. 1910

Rules and RegulationsGoverning Paroling of

Prisoners from Peni-tentiaries, etc. (paper):Rules and Regula-

tions GoverningParoling of Pris-

oners from Peni-tentiaries, At-lanta, Ga.; Leav-enworth, Kans.;McNeil Island,Wash.; NationalTraining Schoolfor Boys and Girls'

Reform School,Washington, D.C.;and State Institu-

tions, 1910I

41

Library.

Catalogues (cloth):

Spanish Treaty Claimsj

Commission.


Final Report of W.W. Brown, beingCondensed State-

ment of workdone by SpanishTreaty ClaimsCommission, Apr.10, 1907-Mav 2,

1910

Solicitor General.

General publications,separates (paper):Report to Presidentupon CertainQuestions Sub-mitted to himConcerning Mean-ing of TermWhisky, 1909

Price.

$0. 05.05

.05

,05

.20

Total.

$0.05.05

,40

2.05

,20

40

10 ,60

SrPEEINTENDEisT OF DOCUMENTS. 471

Itemized statement of scdes for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.I

2 $1.50 $3.001.25 1.25

J 1.50 1. 501. 25 1.251.50 1.501.50 1.50

11. 50 1.501.25 1.251. 25 1.25

1.50 1.501. 25 1.25

1.25 1.25•1

1.25 1.251.25 1.251.25 1.251.40 1.401.60 1.601.00 1.001. 15 1. 15

1.15 1. 15

1.15 1.151. 15 1.15

1.15 1.15

1. 15 » 1.151.15 1. 15

1 1. 10 1. 10

2 1. 15 2.301. 15 2.30 i

1 1. 15 1. 15;^

1.00 2.001. 15 1. 15

2 1. 15 2.303 1. 10 3 30 !

3 l!05 3.15 1

1 .40 .40 '

2 1.15 2.302 1.15 2.30

\

2 1. 15 2.303 1. 15 3.451 .40 .40

LIS 4.604 1. 15 4. 603 1.15 3.451 .40 .402 1.15 2.304 1. 15 4! 60 '

2 1. 15 2.302 1. 15 2.303 1 15-I. 1.0 3. 45

4 1.15 4.60 '

3 1.15 3.451.15 3.45

1 1.20 3.603 1. 10 3.304 1.50 6.0010 1.75 17. 505 .75 3.7514 1.50 21.003 .75 2.25 1

16 1.50 24.00j

1 .75 .75

Title.

Jtjdiciaby.

Court of Claims.

ofReports of Ck)iirt

Claims (sheep):1856, vol. 1

1856, vol.218571858, vol. 1

1858, vol.21858, vol. 3

18591860, vol. 1

1860, vol.21860, vol.31860, vol. 4

1860, vol. 5

1861, vol. 1

1861, vol. 2

1861, vol. 3

1862, vol. 1

1862, vol. 2Vol. 1

Vol. 8

Vol. 10

Vol. 11

Vol. 12Vol. 13

Vol. 14Vol. 15

Vol. 16

Vol. 17

Vol. 18Vol. 19

Vol. 20Vol. 21Vol. 22Vol.23Vol. 24Vol. 24 (paper)Vol.25Vol. 26Vol. 27Vol. 28Vol. 28 (paper)Vol. 29Vol. 30Vol. 31Vol. 32 (paper)Vol. 32Vol 33Vol. 34Vol. 3.5

Vol. 36Vol. 37Vol. 38Vol. 39Vol. 40Vol. 41Vol.42Vol. 43Vol. 44 (buckram)...Vol. 44Vol. 45 (buckram)...Vol. 45

Supreme Court.


Insular Cases, Com-prising Records,Briefs, and Argu-ments of Counselin Insiilar Casesof October Term,1900, in SupremeCourt of UnitedStates, includingappendixes there-to, 1901

Title.

JuDiaAEY—Con.

Supreme Court—Con.

Rules and Orders(paper):General Orders andForms in Bank-ruptcy, Nov. 28,1898

Rules of SupremeCourt adoptedJan. 7, 1884, andRules of Practicefor Circuit andDistrict Courts inEquity and Ad-miralty cases,and Orders in Ref-erence to Appealsfrom Court 0 f

Claims, 1907

Rules of SupremeCourt AdoptedJan. 7, 1884, andRules, etc., 1909...

Rules for Practiceand Procedureimder Sec. 25 of

Act ApprovedMar. 4, 1909, toTake Effect July1, 1909

Rules of SupremeCourt AdoptedJan. 7, 1884, andRules of Practice,etc., 1910

Court of CustomsAppeals.

General publications(paper):Rules Adopted May

3, 1910, aud Pro-visions of ActApproved Aug. 5,

1909, CreatingAforesaid Court,1910

Labor Department.

Annual reports (cloth):18861887188818891890

1891, pt. 1

18921893189618971898, vol. 1

1898, vol. 2

1899190019011902

General pubUcations(paper):Report on Effect of

internatio nalCopyright Lawin United States,1901

Index to all ReportsIssued by Bureausof Labor Statis-tics, Prior to Mar.1, 1902 (cloth)

Num-ber of I Price,copies.

I

Total.

2 §0. 10

4 .10

,05

.05

.0^

,25

$0.20

.05

1.40

4 .50 2.001 .80 .802 .45 .901 .65 .65

3 .95 2.851 .60 .604 .50 2.00

154 .45 69.303 .50 L508 .25 2.007 .35 2.453 .80 2.405 .65 3.251 .60 .601 .75 .75

9 .90 8.10

10

.50



Title.

Labor Department—Continued.

Genera] publications-Continued.Report on totalCost and LaborCost of Transfor-mation in Produc-tion of CertainArticles in UnitedStates, GreatBritain, and Bel-giiun, made inCompliance withResolution, 1898...


No. 2..

No. 3


No. 12No. 13No. 14No. 15 ,

No. 16No. 17No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21No. 22No. 23No. 24No. 25No. 26No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 30No. 31No. 32No. 33No. 34No. 35No. 36No. 37No. 38No. 39No. 40No 41No. 42No. 43No. 44No. 45No. 46No. 47

Bulletins, separates(paper):New Zealand In-dustrial Concilia-tion and Arbitra-tion Law, 1900

Special reports (cloth):FirstSecondThirdFourthFifth (paper)Fifth. .1.

SixthSixth (paper)SeventhEighthNinth

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

7 $0. 05 $0. 35

12 .10 1.205 .10 .501 .10 .106 .10 .605 .10 .509 .10 .903 .10 .303 .10 .307 .10 .707 .10 .703 .10 .3010 .10 1.003 .10 .307 .10 .707 .10 .707 .20 1.40

15 .10 1.503 .10 .30A1 10 . 4U3 !io .304 .10 .4012 .10 1.200 An

3 .10 .302 .10 .207 .10 .704 .10 .405 .10 .509 .15 1.352 .10 .205 .10 .5015 .10 1.506 .10 .605 .10 .50

.10 1.20

.10 .304 .10 .405 .10 .502 .20 .4016 .10 1.605 .10 .504 .25 1.007 .10 .70

15 .10 1.501 .15 .15

11 .15 1.652 .15 .30

5 .05 .25

2 .75 1.502 .95 1.902 .25 .50

11 .25 2. 751 .15 .152 .•25 .502 .35 .701 .25 .zt>

8 .45 3.60G .CO 3.603 .40 1.20

Title.

Labor Department-Continued.

Monographs on SocialEconomics (paper):

456

Report on Hawaii(paper):

1901

Library of Congress.

Librarian.


189718981899190019011901 (paper)1902190319091910 (buckram)

Annual reports,

rates (cleth):

Bibliography o f

Cooperative Cata-loguing and Print-ing of CatalogueCards, from Re-port. 1902 (paper):

Report on Copy-right Legislationby Register ofCopyrights, 1904...

Noyes's Collection of

Japanese Prints,Drawings, etc.,Presented b yCrosbv StuartNoyes, 1906

General publications(paper):Preliminary Check-

list of AmericanAlmanacs, 1639-

1800, by HughAlexander Morri-son, 1907 (cloth)...

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1882i

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175818

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Naval War Collrge, New-port, R. I.


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1 .10 .10

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1 .10 .10

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Dependent Ctiil-

dren, Washing-ton, D. C, Jan. 25,

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Taft, William H.

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Title.

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Combattants Fran-cais de la GuerreAmericaine, 1778-

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General publications-Continued.Correspondence Con-cerning QuestionsPending betweenGreat Britain andUnited States,1870

Relations with Ha-waii, Instructionsto Diplomatic andNaval Officers Re-lating to HawaiianAffairs since Mar.1, 1881, President'sMessage of Dec. 18,

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State Depabtment—Corrtuiued.

Secretary—Contismod. .

General pubUeations

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Continued.Interoceanic Canaland Hav-Paunce-fote Treaty, byJ ohn BassetMoore, Mar. 4,

1900Leyes Comerciales yMaritinas de la

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Correspon d e n c ebetween UnitedStates and GreatBritain TouchingSeal Fisheries ofBehring Sea sinceJuly 19,' last. 1890. 1

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Hookworm Diseasein Its Relation toNegro, 1909

Second InternationalConference on Lep-rosy, Aug. 16-19,1909

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Notes on Prognosisand Treatment ofPellagra, 1909

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Treatment of Hook-worm Disease, 1910.

What Local HealthOfficer Can Do inPrevention of Ty-phoid Fever, 1910.

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Pulmonary Hemor-rhage in Tubercu-losis at High Alti-

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Field Investigationof {Epidemic Polio-myelitis, WhatHealth Officer CanDo Toward Solv-ing National Prob-lem

Smallpox and Vac-cination in Phil-ippine Islands,1911

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Arctic Cruise of Rev-enue Steamer Cor-win, 1881

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United States Reve-nue-Cutter Servicein War with Spain1898 (paper)

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Colonial Adminis-tion, 1800-1900—

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Commercial and In-dustrial Develop-ment of GermanEmpire 2 .15 .30 '

Porto Rico, Hawaii,Phihppine Is-

lands, Guam, Sa-moan Islands, andCuba: Area, Pop-ulation, Agricul-tural and MineralProducts, Importsand Exports, 1901. 3 .20 .60

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Treasurer of UnitedStates.


War Department.

Secretary.


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1900, vol. 2, pt. 1...,

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1900, Annual Reportof Military Gov-ernor of Porto Ri-co

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1904 (paper) '

Medals of Honor Is-\

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partment fromJan. 1, 1907, to

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Centennial of Mili-

tary Academy atWest Point, N.Y.,1802-1902—Vol. 1

Vol.2Military Policy of

United States—19041907 ,

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Special Report ofWm. H. Taft onPhilippines, Jan.27, 1908 (paper)....

Special Report of

H. Taft onPhilippines, Ap-pendix A

Special Report of

J. M. Dickinsonon Philippines,1910

Report on Feasi-bility and Advisa-bility of Policy to

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Customs Tariff inPorts in Cuba,1900

Customs Tariff andRegulations for

Ports in PortoRico in Possessionof United States,

Laws (half sheep):Military Laws ofUnited S t a tes.

Fourth Edition,with SupplementShowing Changesto Mar. 4, 1907....

List of Officers Residingin District of Colum-bia (paper):

19091910

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Army TransportService, Nov. 16,

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Wae Department—Continued.


.

-Annual Reports of Pro-visional Governor of

Cuba (paper):19071908

Chief of Stajf.


1900, pt. 1

1900, pt. 2

1900, pt. 3

1900, pt. 4

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:

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.

Drill Regulations for

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Manual of BayonetExercises, Army,1907 (paper)

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.

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Title.


Chief of Staff—Con.

Regulations—Con.Special Report of

Wm. H. Taft onPhilippines(paper)

Provisional SmallArms Firing Man-ual for Army andOrganized Militiaof United States,1909


Machine-Gun Or-ganizations, Cav-alry, 1910 (paper) .


Machiae-Gun Pla-toons, Infantry,Army, 1909 (paper)

Regulatioas forField Maneuvers,United StatesArmy,] 910(paper )

.

Regulations for MinePlanters, Army,1909 (paper)

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19081908 (cloth)

Military Secretary.

Aimual reports (paper):1898 :

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To Major General

—

18981899

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—

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Legislative Historyof General Staff of

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1863List of Military

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Military Secretary—Con.


List of MilitaryPosts, etc.. Estab-lished in UnitedStates from Its

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Statistical Exhibitof Strength ofVol-unteef ForcesCalled into ServiceDuring ^.v'ar withSpain.Vith Lossesfrom aU Causes.1S99

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Manual of Gymnas-tic Exercises for

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Gvmnasiums, 1904(paper)

Changes in InlantryDrill Regulations(rev.), 1904, fromJune 23, 1904, toOct. 31, 1908(paper)

Lifantry Drill Reg-ulations (2d rev.

ed.). 1904

Memoranda (paper):Memorandum Rela-

tive to GeneralOff leer i Ap-pointed by Presi-dent in Armies of

ConfederateStates, 1861-186.5...

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Officer VolunteerRegiments, SpanishWar (paper):

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Title.


Military Secretary—Con.

Hules, Regulations, andInstructions (paper):Post Exchange Reg-

ulations, Feb. 2,

1901Regulations for Uni-form and Dress of

Army of UnitedStates, July, 1872..

Soldiers' Handbook(cloth):

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Military Park Commis-sion.

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of Chickamauga,Chattanooga, andVicinity, 1901

Campaign for Chat-tanooga HistoricalSketch Descrip-tive of Model in

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Manual for ArmyBakers, 1910 (fab-

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Title.


Subsistence Department—Continued.


—

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Descriptions of andDirections for Us-ing Portable FieldOvens, 1880

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Handbook of Sub-sistence stores,1900 (cloth)

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Civil Governmentin Territory to

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General publications-Continued.Pronouncing Gazet-

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Isle of Pines, Carib-bean Sea, its situ-

ation, etcReport on CertainEconomic Ques-tions in Englishand Dutch Colo-nies in Orient, 1902

Primer and Vocabu-lary of More Dia-lect, October, 1903.

Report of Commit-j

tee Appointed byj

Philippine Com- i

mission to Inves-|

tigate Use of Opi- ;

um and Trafficj

Therein in Japan, !

Formosa, Shang-,

hai, Hongkong,Saigon, Singa-pore, Burma,Java, and Philip-

!

pine Islands, 190G..1

Report on Certainj

Economic Ques-!

tions in English i

and Dutch Colo-j

nies in Orient,j

September. 1902 ..j

Insular Commission,

!

Report of, to Sec-j

retary of Warj

upon Investiga-i

tions Made into i

Civil Affairs of\

Porto Rico, with!

Rec 0 m m e n d a- I

tions, 1899

Translations (paper):Laws Relating to

Civil Administra-tion and Govern-ment of Island of

Porto RicoTranslation of CivilCode in Force inCuba, Porto Rico,and Philippines,October, 1899

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Civil Governmentin Territory Sub-ject to MilitaryOccupation byMilitary Forces of

United' States,1902 rcloth)

Translation of Lawof Civil Procedurefor Cuba and PortoRico, January,1901 ,

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Title.



Translations—Con

.

Translation of Codeof Commerce inForce in Cuba,Porto Rico, andthe Philippines,Amended by lawof June 10, 1897,Including C o m-mercial RegistryRegulations, Octo-ber, 1899

Proposed Constitu-tion for Cuba, Offi-

cial Acceptance ofPiatt Amend-ment, and Elec-toral Law

Translation of Lawof Criminal Proce-dure for Cuba andPorto Rico, withSpanish text, withAnnotations. Ex-planatory Notes,and Am.endments,made Since Amer-ican Occupations,October. 1901...:..

Translation, Elec-toral Law for Elec-tion of Councilorsand ProvincialDeputiea in PortoRico, 1899

Translation of Lawof Eminent D o -

main. Extended toCuba and :^ortoRico by Royal De-cree of June 13,

1884, and Regula-tions for its Appli-cation, 1901

Mining Law, withappendix, appliedto Cuba, Oct. 10,

1883, and June 27,

1884Translation of Min-ing Law and Reg-ulations in Forcei n Philippines,July, 1900

Translation of Mort-g a g e Law for

Cuba, Porto Rico,and Philippines,1893... ,

General Regulationsfor Execution of

Mortgage Law for

Cuba, Puerto Rico,and Philippines,1893

Translation, Muni-cipal ProvincialLaws in Force inIsland of Cuba

Provisional andMunicipal Lawsof Porto Rico

Translation of PenalCode in Force inCuba and PortoRico, July, 1900..,

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Title.


Bureau of InsularAffairs— Con.

Translations—Con.Translation of PenalCode in Force in

PhilippineIslands, June, 1900

Translation, Law of

Ports in Force in

Island of CubaTranslation of Gen-

eral Instructionsfor DraftingPublic Docu-ments Subject toRecord in SpanishColonial P r o v -

inces, 1893General Law ofPublic Works of

Island of Cubaand Regulationsfor its Execution,etc., 1891

Translation of Col-lectiono fLaws Re-ferring to Publicworks in PuertoRico, 1899

Translation, Law of

Railroads for Is-

land of Cuba, 1895.

Regulations for Ex-ecution of Police,Law of Railroadsof Island of Cuba..

Translation of Lawof Railroads for

Puerto Rico,Granted to Islandby Royal Decree ofDec. 9, 1887, andPromulgated inPuerto Rico onJanuary 10, 1886. .

.

Constitution Estab-lishing Self-Gov-ernment in Islandof Cuba and PortoRico

Law of Waters inForce in Island ofCuba

Translation, Com-pilation 0 f O r -

ganic Provisionsof Administrationof Justice in Forcein Spanish Colon-ies, 1891

Monthly Summary of

Commerce of Philip-pine Islands (paper):

1901, No. 4

1901, No. 5

1901, No. 6

1904, No. 3

1904, No. 4

Monthly Summary ofCommerce of Cuba(paper):

1901, No. 41901, No. 5

1901, No. 6

Title.



Philippine Tariffs(paper):

1909Acts of Congi'ess, Treatiesand Proclamations Re-lating to Noncontigu-ous Territory (paper)

:

Cuba and San Do-mingo and to Mili-tary Affairs, 1909..

Chief of Engineers.


1886, pt. 3

1891, pt. 5

1893, pt. 3

1896, pt. 5

1897, pt. 1

1899, pt. 2

1899. pt. 41900, pt. 5

1900, pt. 8 (paper)...1901, pt. 21901, pt. 5

1902, pt. 2

1902, pt. 41903, pt. 1

1903, pt. 3

1903, pt. 41904, pt. 3

1905, pt. 21907, pt. 2

1907, pt. 2 (paper)...1908, pt. 1

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Annual reports, separates(paper):Reports uponBridging Navi-gable Waters of

United States,1874

Annual Reportupon BridgingNavigable Watersof United States,1890

Annual Reportupon New Build-ing for G 0 V e r n-m e n t PrintingOffice-AppendixAppendix1903, Appendix..1904, Appendix..

Annual Reportupon New Build-ing for Govern-ment PrintingOffice and Repairsand Rent forGovernmentPrinting Office,

1905, Appendix..

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Title.

War Depaktment—Continued.

Chief of Engineers—Con.

Annual reports, sepa-rates—Continued.Reports upon Sea-coast Defenses

—

19031904

Indexes (cloth):

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol. 3

General publications i

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Orga n i z a t i 0 n of

Bridge Equipageof United StatesAnny, with Di-rections for Con-struction of Mill- ;

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Transmission '

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Elevation of Sitesfor Seacoast Bat-teries, 189.'i

First Treatise onDecrease of Waterin Springs, Creeks,and Rivers, etc.,

1881

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General publications-Continued.Second Treatise onDecrease of Waterin Sprmgs, Creeks,and Rivers, Con-temporaneo u s 1 ywith Increase in

Height of Floodsih CultivatedCountries, 1880....

[^cture on Progressof Works of Com-pletion of NewImproved Bed of

Danube at Vi-enna, issi

Explorations and Sur-A'-eys (cloth):Report of Expedi-

tion to Copper,Tenana. and Ko-vuloik Rivers,Alaska, 1S85

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irichiding parts of

Arkansas, DelNorte, and GilaRivers, 1848

Report of ExploringExp edition to

Rockv Mountainsin 1842 and to Ore-gon and NorthCalifornia in r'43-44. 1^45 (paper)....

Report of ExploringExpedition to

Rocky Mountainsin l!:'42, and toOregon and NorthCalifornia, ui 1843-

44. 1845Report of ExploringExp edition to

Rocky Mountainsin 1842, and toOregon and NorthCalifornia in 1843-

44, 1845 (halfleather)

Report upon Colo-rado River of theWest, explored in1857-58, 1861

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Summer of 1875. .

.

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SO. 25I

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.85 .85

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2.00

1.50

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10513—11 33

514 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PPtlN UEK.


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Price.


Chiefof Engineers—Con.

General publications-Continued.Report of ExploringExpedition fromSanta Fe, N. Mex.,

j

to Junction of

Grand and Green|

Rivers of Great\

Colorado of thej

West in 1859, 1876(paper)

1

Report of Exploringj

Expedition from 1

Santa Fe, N. Mex.,

!

to Junction of

Grand and Green I

Rivers of Greatj

Colorado of West,in 1859, under

}Command of J. N. i

Macomb'

Report of Exploringi

Expedition from|

Santa Fe, N. Mex., •

to Junction of

Grand and Green i

Rivers of Greatj

Colorado River of i

West, 1859 '

Exploration of RedRiver of Louisi-ana, 1852

!

Map of Country Be-\

tween Frontier of !

Arkansas and NewMexico, Embrac-

i

ing Section Ex-ploredinl849,1850,1851, and 1852 '

Report of Expedi-tion from Fort

i

Coville to PugetSound, Wash., by '

way of Lalce Che-lan and SkagitRiver, August-September, 1882

'

(paper)....Reports of Inspec-tion Made in Sum- ;

met of 1877 of

Country North of

Union Pacific|

Railroad, 1873i

Report of Explora- i

tions Across GreatBasin of Territory

1

of Utah for Direct I

Wagon Route]

from Camp Floydto Genoa in Car-

'

son Valley in 1859.1

Report of Expedi-tion down Zuniand ColoradoRivers, 1853

Exploration andSurvey of Valleyof Great Salt Lake,Utah, IncludingReconnoissanceof new route i

Through Rocky|

Mountains, 1853.. !

$0. 50

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,25

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General publications-Continued,E.xploration andSurvey of Valleyof Great Salt Lakeof Utah, Includ-ing Rcco n n 0 i s-

sance of NewRoute ThroughRocky Mountains.

Preliminary Reportof Explorations in

Nebraska and Da-kota in 1855-1857

(paper)Facts Concer n i n g

Origin, Organiza-tion, etc., of Prin-

cipal GovernmentLand and MarineSurveys of theWorld. 1885

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:

Map of Judith Basinto Accompany Re-port of W. Lud-low

Upper Geyser Basinto .Accompany Re-port of W. Lud-low

Laws (cloth):

Laws of UnitedStates authorizingConstrue t i o n of

Bridges overNavigable Watersof United States,

1889Laws of United

States Relating toImprovement of

Rivers and Har-bors, from Aug.11, 1790, to Mar. 4,

1907-Vol. 1

Vol. 2

O Oicers of Corps of En-gineers (paper):Statement ShovvdngRank, Duties, andAddresses of Offi-

cers of Corps of

Engineers, July20, 1910

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No. 18, vol. 1

No. 18, vol. 2

No. 18. vol. 3

No. 18. vol. 3. atlas.

.

No. 18, vol. 3, textand atlas (sheep)..

No. 18, vol. 4

No. 18. vol. n

No. 20 (half If^atber)

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No. 21, sunp. (panc-r)

No. 23 (half leather)No. 24

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Wae Depaetmes-t—Continued.

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1873, S. Antonio,Guanajai, S.

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Map of Lower Egyptand of adjacentcountry with partof Palestine, c-om-piled in OfSce of

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Part of Turkey inEurope

—

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1S811S841S87

General pubUeations i

(paper):Preliminary Report

|

upon InvertebrateFossils Collectedbv Expeditions of

1S71-72 and 1S73,|

with Descriptionsj

of New Species,1874

Report upon Or-nithological Speci-mens Collected in1S71-1873. 1874...

Catalogue of MeanDeclination of

2,018 Stars Be-tween Q*^ to 2^ and1211 to 24h RightAscension and 10°

and 70° of NorthDeclination, for

Jan.l.l875(leather)Systematic Cata-logue of Vorte-

[

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New Mexico, Col- .

leeted in 1S74 -

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{

Geological Atlas— ;

Map showing re-|

stored outline,

of Lake Bon-neville^

Sheet No. 50, t

coloredSheet No. 59,

coloredSheets Nos. .58

and 66. coloredSheet No. 67,

coloredSheet No. 69 B.economic fea-

ParssSheet No. 70 C .

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colored:

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1 .35 .35

1 .25 .251 .20 .20

1 .30 .302 .40 .80

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.14

.14

.13

.14

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516 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PETNTER.


Title.

"War Department—Continued.

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General publications,separates—Continued.

Geological Atlas-Continued.Sheet No. 76,

coloredSheet No. 77 B,economic fea-

turesSheet No. 83,colored

Special maps No. 8,

topographic mapof Yosemite Val-ley and vicinity. .

.

Topographicalatlas-Basin map 18r.9,

1871,187'2,1873,

and 1874 sur-veys

Sheet No. 32 C,land classifi-

cationSheet No. 32 D..Sheet No. 38 B..Sheet No. 41 B..Sheet No. 47 B..Sheet No. 47 D..Sheets Nos. 47 Band 47 D

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Final reports (cloth):

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Vol. 3, suppVol. 4

Vol. 5Vol. 6Vol. 7

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Report upon UnitedStates Geograph-ical Surveys Westof One HundredthMeridian, 1889,vol. 1

Report upon Geo-graphical and Geo-logical Explora-tions and SurveysWest of One Hun-dredth Meridian(paper)

Num-ber of

copies.

Price.

$0. 14

.14

.14

.09

.09

.14

.09

.09

.09

.09

.09

.09

.09

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Title.

War Department^Continued.

Inspector General.

General publications(fabricoid):

Guide for Use ofOfficers of Inspec-tor General's De-partment, 1908

National Home for Dis-abled Volunteer Sol-diers (paper):

19091910

Num-ber of

copies.

Judge Advocate General.


Remarks on ArmyRegulations, 1897 .

.

Use of Army in Aidof Civil Power,1898 (paper)

United States Mili-tary Reservations,National Cemete-ries, and MilitaryParks, Title Ju-risdiction, etc. Re-vised edition, 1910.

Manual for courts-mar-tial (fabricoid):

19081910

Military courts (paper):Trial of Conspirators

for Assassinationof President Lin-coln, 1865

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1901

MiUtary Academy.

Board of visitors, annualreports (paper):

1904

Superintendent, annualreports (paper):

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The Centennial ofUnited StatesMilitary Academyat vV'est Point,N. Y., 1802-1902,vols, land 2, 3 sets.

Official registers (paper):1910

List of cadets (paper):1901

Department of the Mis-souri.

General publications(paper):Record of Engage-ments with Hos-tile'Indians withinMilitary Divisionof Missouri, from1868-1882

Price.

$0. 60

,55

.50

.50

.10

L50

.15

2.00

.10

.40

Total.

$4.20

.20

.60

.30

2.75

28.5027.50

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Department of PortoRico.

1 War Department—Continued.

Military InformationDivision—Con.

Annual reports, sepa- .

rate.s (paper):Military Govern-men t"of Porto R ico

from Oct. 18, 1898,

to Apr. 30, 1900; \

Appendices to Re-i

port of MilitaryGovernor, Epi-tome of Reports of

Superior )3oard of

Health, Board ofCharifies, 1901

Division of Cuba. ,

Annual reports, sepa- •

rates (paper):Report of Otto A.N osmith , ChiefSignal Officer of

Cuba, July 1,1901-May 20, 1902

;

Military Information\

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I

General publicationsj

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Notes and Tables on i

Organization andi

Establishment ofSpanish Army inPeninsula andColonies, 1898

Handbook andGrammar of Taga-log Language

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No. .35

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Province of Matan-zas. Road Notes,1909

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Military School, FortRiley, Kans.

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1910, Manual Pre-pared for Studentsof Training Schoolfor Farriers andHorseshoers, (fab-

ricoid)

Army Horse in Acci-dent and Disease(3d ed.)

Mississippi River Com-mission .


Surveys.

Charts (paper):Register of Officers

and Vessels of

Revenue-CutterService, July 1,

1910

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Title.


Ordnance Office—Con.

Annual reports, separ-ates (paper):Report of Board onTests of Revolversand Automat ic

Pistols, 1907 (1908).

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1907 (1908) (cloth).

Price List of SmallArms, etc., 1879,

revised May 20,

Inst ructions, descrip-ions; H an db o ok s

paper):Description of Azi-muth Instrument,Model of 1900,

with Instructionsfor Its Care andOperation. Rev.Dec. 31, 1906

Instructions for

Mounting, Using,and Caring for 10-

Inch DisappearingCarriages, L. F.Model 1896, 1907...

Handbook of 3.2-

Inch Field Bat-tery, with Instruc-tions for Its Care;also Supply Tablesof OrdnanceStores, 1902

D e s c r i p tion andRules for Manage-m e n t 0 f UnitedStates M a g azineRifle and Carbine,CaUber 30, 1898,(pasteboard)

D e s c r i ption andRules for Manage-ment of UnitedStates Mag aziaeRifle, Model of

1903; Caliber 30,

Mar. 3, 1904. Rev.Apr. 2, 1909 (cloth)

H a n d b 0 0 k for 1-

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Title.

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1.10.30.50

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.60

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Quartermaster's Depart-m e^Ti^—Continued.

General publications-Continued.Manual of PackTrans portation(rev.ed), 1910

United States Army-Wagon Harness,Horse and Mule,1877

Circulars (paper):1911

Roll of Honor (paper):No. 1

No. 2No. 4

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Sjtecifications forPlumbing Fix-tures, etc., June,1910

Signal Office.


188718891907


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Circular, PracticalUse of Meteorolog-ical Reports and"Weather Maps,1871

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Total. Title.

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Signal Office—Con.

General publications-Continued.History of Signal

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1911 (fabricoid)....

Instruct ions for

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Signal Service,1888.

1

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Surgeon General.


[


j

Few General Direc- i

tions with RegardI

to Destroying|

Mosquitoes, Par- \

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Fever Mosquito,I

1904i

Report, Origin, andSpread of TyiDhoidFever in UnitedStates MilitaryCamps DuringSpanish War—

j

1898 (cloth)j

1898!

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Abstract of Reporton Origin andSpread of TyphoidFever in UnitedStates MilitaryCamps During,Spanish War of

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2

4

2

221

2

3

54

5

9

1517

22

14629

$0.20

,05

1.20.80

2. 25

.50

2. 002. 002.002. 002. 002. 002.002. 002. 002.002. 002. 002.002.002. 00

Total.

.25!

,50

,50

.50

.70

.55

.55

.75

.80

.85

.75

.70

.80

.eo

.751

.70 i

.55i

.60 I

.60!

.35 !

$0.40

00

4. 80.80

4. 50

.60

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4. 008. 004.004. 004.002. 004. 00(•-. 00

10.008. 0010.0018. 0030. 0034. 0044. 00

36. 5014.50

2. 00

1.504. 901. 10

.551.50.80

11.05.75

1.40.80.60

3.001.401.651.803.00.70



Title.

War Depaetment-Continued.

Far Records Office—Continued.

Rebellion Records-Continued.

Serial No.—Con.9091929394959697

99

100101

102103]04-.

105106107

108109

110Ill114115116117

118

119120

121

122128

124125126127 ".

1281291:^0, general in-

dexlode:: to T^at ties (paper):

Ofticial Records of

Tnion and ("onfederaie Armies,series 1

Rebellion Records, At-lases (paoerVScnal No.—

1

2

3

4

5

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

\ SO. 70 SO. 70

2 . 65 1. 30\ . 70 . 70

. 80 . 80

. 60 . 60

. 85 . 85

. 85 . 852 . 85 1. 70

1. 25 1. 25\ . 90 . 901 !t;o ifiO

2 . 90 1. 802 . 85 1. 70

2 . 75 1. 50'

\ . 80 . 80

\

. 80 . SO

2 . 80 1 ! f

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2 1. f-O

9 . .55 1. 10

{ . GO . 60

. 65 . 65\ . 90 .903 . 60 1. 80

. 05 . 65

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. 75 L50j

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1 . 65 .65J . l>0 . 002 .75 1.501 .SO .801 .8.5 .851 .751 !70 .70 1

1 . 75 .75

QC5 90

2 ir>. lU ?o 1.0

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1

2 4Q . oU1

2 . 40 . 80i

1 . 40 . 40J . 40 . 40oi . 40 cr\

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,

2 . <5U

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1 .40 .401 .40 .40 1

1 .40 .40!

2 .40 .80!

1 .40 .401 .40 .404 .40 1.60 '

6 .40 2.40j

\.40 .40.40 .80 !

Title.


War Records Office—Continued.

Rebellion Records, At-lases—Continued .

Serial No.—Con.232425

Gettysburg National Mili-

tail/ Park Commission.

Annual renorts (cloth):

1893-ly04

Census of Cuba.


Renort on Census of

Cuba, 1899. 1900..


No. 2

No. 3

Census of Porto Rico.


Report on Censusof Porto Rico. 1899.


No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

Num-I

ber of Price. Total,copies. !

1900— Taft Commission.


1901, pt. 2

1900, pt. 1

1907 (buckram)1908(buckram),pt. 1

1908 (buckram), pt. 2

1909


Bulletins and Cir-

culars on Agricul-ture in Philip-pines, 1907

Bulletins and Cir-

culars on Char-coal, Lumber, andSawmills, 1907

Bulletins and Cir-

culars on Hemp,Maguey, Jute, and

[

other Fiber Plants,

i

1907 1

$0. 40.40.40.40.40.40.40.40.40.40.40.40.40.25

.05

.05

.05

.65

.05

.05

.05

1.00.60.70.70

.35

6 .15

3 .15

8 .15 !

522 KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE.


Title.


Philippine Co rii- mission,1900— Taff Commis-sion—Continued.

General publications(paper):Lands Held for Ec-

clesiastical or Re-ligious Uses inPhilippine Islands,

etc., 1901Ci\dl service annual re-

ports (paper):19061905, appendix1910

Forestry bureau, generalpublications (cloth):

Spanish PublicLand Laws (Eng-ligh translation)in Philippine Is-

lands, and their

History to Aug. 13,

189S. 1901Customs bureau (paper):

1910, annual reportGovernment laborato-

ries (paper):19031904

Government laborato-ries bureau, bulletins

^"TlNo. 18No. 20No. 22


Finance and justice de-partment:

1910. Annual Reportof Treasmer. Phil-ippine Islands

Agriculture (paper):

1903, reportAgriculture bureau,bul-

letins (paper):No. 3

Mining bm-eau, generalpublications (paper):Coal Measm'es of

Philippines, 1901 .

.

Philippine" Journal of

Science, separates (pa-per):Health Conditions inPhilippine Islands

Philippine Legislature(paper):Act of Second Phil-lippine Legisla-ture, Aug. 3, 1909-Aug. 4, 1910

Department of California.

General publications(paper):Earthquake in Cali-

fornia,Apr.l8.1906.

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

SO. 15

.05

.50

.05

.35

.25

.10

.10

.15

.15

.15

.05

.10

.05

.15

.15

.40

.05

.40

$1.20

.10

.40

.05

1.00.15

.051.00.05.35.25.30.10.15.15.30.10.50

.05

.15

.15

.40

.45

1.60

1 Per set.

Title.Num-ber of



Artillery Corps.


3

3

$0. 05.10

fO. 15.30

Vicksburg.

General publications(paper):Record of Organiza-

tions Engaged inCampaign, Siege,and Defense of

Vicksburg, 1901 . .

.

5 .10 .50

Shiioh National ParkCommission.


International WaterwaysCommission.

Progress reports (paper):190a 1 .05 .051907 2 .05 .101908 2 .05 .101909 3 .05 .151910 8 .05 .40

Militia Affairs Division.

Annual reports (paper):1908 1 .20 .201909 1 .15 .151910 2 .20 .40

Circulars (paper):1909, No. 8 1,141 .05 57. 05

Roster (paper):1909 46 . 10 4. 60

Instruction circulars (fa-

bricoid):No. 1 3,462 .20 692. 40

Regulations for Organ-ized Militia (cloth):

1910 10 .40 4.00

Isthmian Canal Commis-sion.

Annual reports (paper):1904 8 .15 1.201905 11 .30 3.30190.i 6 .15 .90

1907 8 1.00 8.001907 (buckiam) 1 1.70 1.701908 5 1. 50 7. 501909 15 1.35 20.25

1910, text and,maps,17 sets 34 1 1. 75 29. 75

1910, maps, dia-

grams, text (buck-ram) 18 sets 36 I 2. 00 36.00

General publications(paper):Report of Joseph L.Bristow, SpecialPanama RailroadCommissioner, toSecretary of War,June 24, 1905. 1908. 2 .40 .80

Law of Civil Proce-dure in Force in

Canal Zone, Julv,1905 "... 1 .15 .15



Title.

Num-ber of

copies.

Wae Depaetment—Continued.

Isthmian Canal Commis-sion—Coni'mned.

General publications-Continued,Code of Civil Proce-dure of CanalZone, 1907

Istbrnian Canal

—

19091910 (reprint)

Population andDeaths from Vari-ous Diseases inCity of Panama,by Months andYears, from No-vember, 1883, to

August, 190;;

I'anama Canal, pt. 2,

Projects, Techni-cal Notes, and Dis-cussion of Hydrau-lics of C h a g r e s

River, 19<35

Panama Canal, 1910.

Speech of TheodoreP. Sbonts beforeCommercial Club,Cincinnati, Ohio,Jan. 20, i9C6

Speech of WilliamH. Taft at St.

Louis CommercialClub, St. Louis.Mo., Nov. 18, 1905..

Laws, numbered (pa-

per):Nos. 1-24

Sanitation department,annual reports (pa-per):

190S

190719081909

Sanitation department,general publications(paper):Studies in Relation

to Malaria, 1910....

Population andDeaths from Vari-ous Diseases inCity of Panama,by Months andYears, November,1883-August, 1906;

Number of Em-ployees andDeaths from Vari-ous Diseasesamong Employeesof French CanalCompanies, byMonths andYears, January,J 881 -April, 1904.

1903Sanitation department,

bulletins (paper):No. 1

No. 2

Price.

$0. 25

.05

.05

10

.15

.05

.05

.05

Total.

,10

.10

.05

$0.50

1.101.50

.10

.05

.40

1.55

Title.

40

War Depabtment—Continued.

Isthmian Canal Commis-sion—Continued.

Sanitation department,monthly reports(paper):August, 1907August, 1909Mav, 1910June. 1910Jn.Iv, 1910August, 1910September, 1910October, 1910November, 1910December, 1910January, 1911Februarv, 1911 ,

March, 1911

Anril, 1911Mmutes of Meetings,mde>;es and digests

(paper):1904-1007

Manual of information(paper):

19071910 (Apr. 22, 1910).

1910 (Nov. 15, 1910)Miscellaneous special re-

ports (paper):199P, with appen-

dices190 ', maps and dia-

grams190% text

Num-ber of

copies.

Road Commissioners forAlaska.

Reports (paper):1907 ,

Porto Rico.

Annual Reports of Gov-ernor (paper):

1909 (buckram)1910 ,

Education department(paper):

1909Interior department (pa-

per):1909

Congress.

Annuls of Congress.

Vol. 7 (half leather)..,Vol. 8 (sheep)Vol. 23 (sheep)

Register of debates.

21st Cong., 1st and 2d

Vol. 7 (sheep)22d Cong., 1st and 2d

Vol. 8, pt. 2 (sheep).Vol. 8, pt. 3 (sheep).Vol. 9, pt. 1 (half

sheep)

Price,i

Total.

$0. 10.10.10.10.10. 10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

.10

1.50

1.10.10

.10

1.501.501.50

L50

1.501.50

1 1 1.50

524 KEPOET OF TPIE PUBLIC PEINTEE,


Nnn2p-1'itle. her of Price. Total.

copies.

Congress—Continued

.

Register of debates—Con.

23d Cong., 1st and 2dsess.:

Vol. 10, pt. 3 (half

sheep) 1 $1.50 $1. .50

Vni 11 r>l- 1 ("half

1 1.50 1.50

sess.:


sheep) 1 1.50 • 1.50Vol. 12, pt. 4 (half

1 1.50 1. 50Vol. 13, pt. 2 (half

sheep) 1 1.50 1.50

Congressional Globe.

24th Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 3 (half leather)...

24th Cong., 2d sess.:

1 1.50 1.50

Vol. 4 (half sheep)... 1 1. 50 1.5025th Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 6 (half leather)

.

1 1. 50 1.5026th Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 9 (half leather)

.

1 1.50 1.502Sth Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 13 (half leather). 1 1..50 1.50Vol. 13, Appendix

(half leather) 1 1.50 1.5029th Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 15 (sheep) 1 1.50 1.50Vol. 15, Appendix

(sheep) 1 1.50 1.5029th Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 16 (sheep) 1 1. 50 1.5030th Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 17 (sheep) 1 1.50 1.50Vol. 17, Appendix... 1 1.50 1.50


Vol. 18 (sheep) 1 1.50 1.5031st Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 19, pt.l (sheep). 1 1.50 1.50Vol. 19, pt. 2 (sheep). 1 1.50 1. 50Vol. 19, Appendix

(sheep) 2 1.50 3.0032d Cong., 2d sess.:

Appendix (half leather)

.

1 1.50 1.5035th Cong., 2d sess.:


2 1.50 3.0040th Cong., 2d sess.:


leather) 2 1.50 3.00Vol. 39, pt. 2 (half

leather) 1 1.50 1.50Vol. 39, pt. 3 (half

leather)42d Cons-., 2d sess.:

1 1. 50 1.50

Vol. 45. pt. (half

1 1.50 1.50Vol. 45, pt. 4 (half

sheep) 1 1. 50 1.50

Congressional Record(bound).

48th Cong., 1st: sess.:

Vol. 15, pt. C (half

leather) 1 1.50 1.5050th Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 19, pt. 5 (halfleather) 1 1.50 1.50

50th Cone., 2d sess.:


leather) 1 1.50 1.50

Title.

Congress—Con tinued.

Congressional Record—Continued.

51st Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol, 21, pt. 1 (halfleather)

Vol. 21, pt. 2 (halfleather)

Vol. 21. pt. 3 (halfleather)



Vol. 21, pt. 6 (lialf

leather)Vol. I'J, pt. 7 (half

leather)Vol. 21, pt. 8 (halfleather)

Vol. 2i, nt. 9 (halfleath(?r)



Vol. 21, index (halfleather)

52d Cong., 1st sess.:


Vol. 23, appendix(half leather)

52d Cong., 2d sess.:


53d Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 25, pt. 3 andappendix (halfleather)

.53d Cong., 2d sess.:• Vol. 26, pt. 2 (half

leather)Vol. 20, pt. 7 (half

leather)55th Cong., 2'd sess.:




Vol. :i5, pt. 8 andappendix (half

leather)58th Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol.37 (half leather).59th Cong.. 1st se.ss.:



leather)Vol. 40, pt. 9 -(half

leather)60th Cong., 2d sess.:


leather)61st Contr., 1st sess.:

Vol. ^4, pt. 1 (half


sheep)Vol. 44, pt. 3 (half

sheep)...Vol. 44, pt. 4 (half

RussiaVol. 44, pt. 5 (half

leather)

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

$1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.59

1.50

1. 50

1.59

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1. 59

1. 50

1.50

1.50

1. -50

1.50

1.50

1.50

2. 00

2. 09

2. 00

1.65

1.75

2.00

1.75

1.75

1.65



rum-er of

pies.

Price. Total.

1 SO. 09 $0. 096 . 0 ; .421 . 06 . 062 . 09 . 18

441 . 05 22. 051 .08 .081 . 05 . 051 .12 .121 . Ih . 16

1 . 05 . 05201 . 07 14. 07

1 . 08 . 082 . 09

1 . 03 . 03QO . 09 . 27

. 07 . 07

. U4 . vi1 . 07 . 071i . 11 . 11]^ . yjo . uo

. 06 4. 92

. 07 . 07

. 08 no. Uo

0. 00 1 o

. L/i

QO . 11 . 666 . 10 . DU2 . 05 1 n

2 . 09 . 18'

3 . 07 01. ZL

1 . 09 . 092 . 12 . 242 . 04 . 082 .13 .264 . 08 QO

.

9 .14 1.26QO . 11 . 663 . 06 . 181 . 09 no

. U92 .10 .?01 . 11 . 11

74 .05 3.706 . 16 . 96

1 .05 .053 .05 . 15

3 .06 . 18

3 .10 . 30

1 .03 . 031 .05 . 05

1 . 08 . 081 . 07 . 071 . 09 . 099 . 11 .99

202 .06 12. 121 .04 .041 .05 .05

902 .05 45. 101 .06 .061 .09 .093 .08 .241 .09 .091 .04 .041 .06 .06

Title.

CoNGEESS—Continued.


61st Cong., 1st sess.—Continued.Vol. 44, index (half

leather)

61st Cong., 2d sess.:


Russia)Vol. 45, pt. 2 (half

leather)


leather)'


leather)


leather)Vol. 45. pt. 6 (half




leather)Vol. 45, index (half

leather)


Vol. 4G, pt. 1 (half

leather)V^. 46. pt. 2 (half

leather)


leather)

\o]. 46, pt. 4 (half


leather)

Congressional Record(daily) (paper).


Vol. 30-No. 7

No. 10No. 04...


Vol. 31-No. 12.

No. 14

No. 17

No. 19

No. 31...

No. 44...

No. 89...

No. 104

No. 110No. 113

No. 155...

No. 157No. 158No. 159No. 160No. 161.

No. 16255th Cong., 3d sess.:

Vol. 32—No. 27No. 28No. 29No. 31...No. 35...No. 37No. 41

No. 43...

Num-ber of


3 :SI. 65 84.95

4 1.75 7.00

4i

2.00 8. 00

4 1.75 7.00

4 1.75 7.00

4 1.75 7.00

4 1.75 7. 00

4 1. 75 7. 00

4 1.75 7.00

2 2. 25 4. 50

3 2. 25 6. 75

2 1. 75 3. 50

2 1. 75 3. 50

2 1.75 3. 50

2 1.75 3. 50

2 2. 60 5. 20

1 . 07 . 07

3 .09 !27. 03 . 03

I . 10 101 . 05 . 05I '. 05 051 . 04 . 04I . 08 . 08] . 06 . 063 ;o5 !l51 .09 .093 .06 .1812 .08 .961 .10 .101 .04 .041 .06 .00

1 .11 .11

1 .06 .061 .04 .044 .05 .20

2 .06 .124 .07 .281 .06 .062 .06 .12

4 .07 .284 .06 .241 .07 .07

3 .10 .30

Title.

Congress—Continued.



Vol. 33—No. 30No. 59No. 51

No. 98.No. 99...No. 102.

No. 118.

No. 140No. 145...


Vol. 34—No. 21

No. 23No. 41 ,

No. 58 ,


Vol. 35—No. 1

No. 44No 45 ,

No. 59No. 70No. 75No. 93

No. 94No. 105No. 109No. 118No. 120No. 124No. 125No. 126No. 128No. 129No. 130No. 135No. 136No. 138No. 143No. 147No. 152No. 153No. 154No. 159No. 160No. 161

57th Cong.. 2d sess.:

Vol. 36—No. 8

No. 22No. 25No. 26


Vol. 37—No. 1

No. 11


Vol. 38—No. 11

No. 20No. 26No. 31

No. 33No. 34No. 36No. 37

No. 38No. 56No. 57

No. 58No. 66No. 74

r)26 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK.


Title.

Num-ber of

copies.



58th Cong., 2d sess.—Continued.Vol. 38—Continued.

No. 76No. 77

No. 90No. 94No. ICl

No. 106No. 108No. Ill

No. 112

58tii Cong., 3d sess.:

Vol. 39-No. 16No. 20No. 21

No. 22

No. 34

No. 41

No. 43No. 56No. 57

No. 58No. 59No. 63No. 65

59tli Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. 40—No. 1

No. 5

No. 8No. 10No. 11

No. 20 .....

No. 21

No. 24No. 25

No. 26No. 27No. 29

No. 30No. 31

No. 34No. 35No. 37No. 40No. 42 !

No. 451

No. 46No. 51

No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 57

No. 58No. 59No. 60 '

No. 61 i

No. 62No. 64

1

No. 71

No. 81 1

No. 90No. 92 i

No. 93No. 95

j

No. 971


Price. Total.

1 $0.07 $0. 071 .06 .061 !l2 !l2

1 .09 .094 !ii !44X .12 . 12

.14 . 14

. 04 .04

.04 .04

1 .12 .12

1 . 11 .11

\ . 10 !io

1 1 .04 .04I ! .08 .08

3 .10 '30

2 .07 . 14!22 1.10

% . 12 .361 . 17 .17

25 . 13 3. 251 . 14 . 14

\ . 15 . 15

3 .03 .09.08 .08

1 . 06 .061 . 06 .06

504 .05 25. 203 . 06 !l8

. 05 . 059 . 08 . 72

13 . 10 1. 303 . 08 . 244 .07 . 281

. 06 . 06i . 08 . 08

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1 .03 .03

2 .09i

.181 .08 .081 .06 .061 .10

1

.101 .03 .03

731 .10 73. 102 .12 i .241 .07 .071 .10 .10

Title.


.


59tli Cong., 1st sess.

—

Continued.Vol. 40—Continued.

No. 121

No. 124No. 132No. 133No. 135No. 139No. 140No. 141

No. 143No. 143No. 144No. 148No. 154 ,

No. 155No. 3 56

No. 157No. 1.58

No. 159No. 160No. 161No. 162No. 162, pt. 2...

No. 16359tli Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 41—No. 4

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8

No. 9

No. 12

No. 13No. 14No. 15No. 16

No. 17

No. 18No. 19No. 20No. 21


No. 52No. 53No. 54No. 55No. 57No. 59No. 60No. 62....-


60tli Cong., 1st sess.:

Vol. '42—

No. 1

No. 11

No. 15No. 18No. 19No. 20

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

$0. 12.08 . 08.05 .05.10

1 .10in 1 in19 79

.05i

.09. uono

58 .10.09

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3 . 06 . 183 . 10 .302 . 08 . 161 . 12 . 12

3 .10 .302 .06 . 121 .05 .052 .06 . 122 .09 . 181 . 09 .091 . 10 . 102 . 10 . 201i 1 Q 19

3 .10 !301 .06 .064 .13 .52

3 .11 .331 .14 .141 .12 .122 .15 .301 .04 .042 .15 .301 .16 .16

18 .13 2. 344 .14 .56

3 .15 .45

3 .15 .45

3 .13 ..39

3 .12 .36

2 .04 .08

1 .04 .04

17 .05 .85

5 .04 .20

1 .04 .041 .07 1 .07


llemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 12, 1911—Continued.

Num- I1

Title. ber of Price. Total.copies.

1

TitleNum-ber of

copies.

CoNGKESS—Continued.


<Cth Cong., 1st sess.

—

Continued.Vol. 42—Continued.

No. 21


No. 53No. 54No. 56No. 57

No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61


No. 72

No. 73No. 74No. 75No. 76No. 77No. 78No. 79No. SONo. 81

No. 82No. 83No. 84No. 85No. 87No. 88 :

No. 89No. 90

1

No. 91•

No. 92 1

No. 93i

No. 94No. 95No. 96No. 97

1

No. 98No. 99No. 100No. 101 !

No. 102No. 103No. 104

1

No. 105No. 106

i

No. 107!

No. 1081

No. 109 i

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69th Cong., 1st sess.—Continued.Vol. 42—Continued.

No. 110No. Ill


No. 123No. 124No. 125No. 126No. 127

No. 12V

No. 120No. 130 ,

No. 131

No. 132No. 133No. 134No. 135No. 136No. 1S7No. 13SNo. 139No. 140No. 141

No. 14260th Cong., 2d sess.:

Vol. 43—No. 4

No. 5No. 6No. 7

No. 8

No. 9

No. 10No. 16No. 20No. 21


No. 44No. 45No. 47

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No. 55No. 57No. oJ'

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Title

Congress—Continued,


61st Cong., 1st sess.—Continued.Vol. 44—Continued.

No. 95 ,

No. 96No. 97

No. 98No. 90-98No. 99No. 101

No. 104No. 105

No. 106

No. 107No. 107

No. 108

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61st Cong.. 2d sess.:

Vol. 45—No. 1

No. 2

No. 4

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8

No. 9

No. 10

No. 1-10

No. 11

No. 12

No. 13

No. 14

No. 15

No. 16

No. 15

No. 17

No. 18

No. 19

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No. 11-21

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No. 28No. 29

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No. 3.3-43

No. 44No. 46No. 47No. 48No. 50No. 51

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1 Num-ber of Price. Total.copies.

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Title.

CoNGBESS—Continued.

Congressional Record-Continued.

61st Cong., 2d sess.—Continued.Vol. 45—Continued.

No. 57No. 58No. 59No. 60No. 61

No. 62

No. 63No. 64No. 65

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No. 117

No. 118No. 119No. 120No. 121

No. lOft-121

No. 122

Title.

CONGEESS—Continued

,


61st Cong., 2d sess.—Continued.Vol. 45—Continued.


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No. 136No. 137No. 138No. 139No. 140No. 141

No. 142No. 143No. 144No. 145No. 134-145No. 146No. 147No. 148No. 149No. 150No. 151No. 152No. 153No. 154No. 155No. 156No. 157No. 146-157No. 158No. 159No. 160No. 161

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Vol. 46—No. 1

No. 2

No. 3No. 4No. 5

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11

No. 12

No. 13

No. 14No. 15

No. 1-15

No. 16

No. 17

No. 18

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Total.

12 $0.07 80.848 .07 .568 .07 .566 .10 .608 .06 .487 .10 .706 .06 .36

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Title.



61st Cong., 3d sess.—Continued.

Vol. 46—Continued.No.19No. 20No. 21

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No. 12

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Q (paper)eotb Cong., 2d sess.

N (paper)O (paper)

Miscellaneou s publica-tions.

Unclassified:United StatesBankruptcy Law i

of July 1,1898, andAmendments

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1903 (paper)Same, revised

edition, 1910(paper)

Same (paper) . .

.

Biographical Con-gressional Direct-ory (cloth)Same (paper) . .

.

Federal and StateConstitutions; 7

volumes (41 sets)

(cloth)Act AppropriatingReceipts fromSale and Disposalof Certain PublicLands, etc., andCarey Act (paper).

State Papers andCorrespondenceBearing UponPurchase of Lou-isiana Territory(cloth)Same (paper) .

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Act AppropriatingReceipts fromSale and Disposalof Public Lands,etc., and CareyAct (paper)

General Public Actsof Congress, Re-specting Sale andD i s p 0 s i t ion of

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vol. 1, containingpart 1 (sheep)

General PublicActs,Instructions,and Opinions, vol.

2, containing part2 (sheep)

Executive Register,1789-1902 (cloth)...

Same (halfsheep) ,

Statistical View ofthe Commerce of

the United States,etc. (sheep)

Tariff Act of 1909(paper)

Memorial in Behalfof Architect of ourFederal Constitu-tion (paper)

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Title.


Miscellaneous publica-tions—Continued.

House of Representa-tives:

Employers' Liabil-ity Laws (paper)..Same. 1911 (pa-per)

Parliamentary Pre-cedents of House(half sheep)Same, vol. 1

(paper)Same, vol. 2

(paper)Same, vol. 3

(paper)Same, vol. 4

(paper)..Same, vol. 5(paper)

Same, vol. 6(paper)

Same, vol. 7

(paper)Same, vol. 8(paper)

Trust Laws, 1885-

1903 (paper)Trust Laws, Act toRegulate Com-merce, etc. (pa-per)

Unofficial List of

Members ofHouse of Repre-sentatives, 6 2 dCongress, specialsession (paper)

United States Senate:Mississippi and its

Forty-four Navi-gable Tributaries(paper)

Secret Proceedingsand Debates of

Convention As-sembled at Phila-delphia, 1787 (pa-per)Same (buckram)

Treaties with Pan-ama and ColumbiaRelating to Pan-ama Canal (paper)

Commissions and Boards.

.\nthracite Coal StrikeCommission:Report to Presidenton Anthracite CoalStrike,Mav-Octo-ber, r902 (doth)...

Chicago Strike Commis-sion:Report of Chicago

Strike Commission(paper)

Deep Waterways Com-mission:Report of DeepWaterways Com-sion, 1897'(paper)..

Same (cloth)

1 Per set.

532 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIITTEK.


Title.

Num-ber of


Congress— Continued.

Commissions andBoards—Con.

Irrigation:ileport of Board of

Commissioners onIrrigation of SanJoaquin, Tulare,and SacramentoValleys, of Cali-

fornia (cloth) 1 $0. 50 $0.50Isthmian Canal Com-mission:Report, 1899-1901

(cloth) 8 1.30 10.40Same, atlas toaccompany(cloth) 2 8. 25 16. 50

Commission to ReviseLaws of United States:

Final Reports—Vol. 1 (paper)... 1 L30 1.30Vol. 2 (paper)... 1 L 10 L 10

Merchant Marine Com-mission:Reports—

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.

15 .50 7.50Vol. 1 (paper)... 1 .35 .35Vol. 2 (cloth)... 12 .60 7.20Vol. 2 (paper)... 1 .45 .45Vol. 3 (cloth).... 11 .45 4.95Vol. 3 (paper)... 1 .30 .30

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(paper) 1 .05 .05Monetary Commission:

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Vol. 2 (cloth).... 1 .35 .35Naturalization Commis-

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Report, 1905 (paper) 5 .10 .50National Monetary Com-mission:

Fiscal Systems of

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England, France,and Germany(paper) 308 .15 46. 20

Suggested Plan for

Monetary Legis-lation (paper) 273 .05 13. 65

Nicaragua Canal Board:Reports

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1897-1899 (cloth).1 .70 .701 2.40 2. 40

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Commission to ReviseStatutes Relating to

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Title.

Congress— Continued

.


Immigi'ation Commis-sion:

Brief Statement of

Conclusions andRecommenda-tions of Immigra-tion Commission,etc. (paper)

Abstract of Reporton ImmigrationSituation in OtherCountries (paper)

.

Abstract of Reporton Immigrants as

Charity Seekers(paper)

Abstract of Reporton ImmigrantHomes and AidSocieties (paper) .

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Abstract of Reporton Steerage Con-ditions (paper)

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Indian Currency Com-mission:Report on IndianCurrency, "Her-schell Report onCoinage of Silver

in India" (cloth)..

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Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol. 3

Vol. 2-3

Vol. 4

Vol. 5

Vol. 6Vol. 7

Vol. 7 (paper)...Vol. 7

Vol. 8Vol. 9

Vol. 10Vol. 11

Vol. 12Vol. 13Vol.14 .....

Vol. 14 (paper)..Vol. 15

Vol. 16Vol. 17

Vol. 18Vol. 19

Trusts and Indus-trial Combinations(paper)

InlandW aterwaysCom-mission:

Preliminary Report(cloth)

International ExchangeCommission:

Stability of Inter-

national Exchange(cloth)

Gold Standard in In-ternational Trade,etc (paper)

Gold Standard in In-ternational Trade,etc. (cloth)

Num-ber ofcopies.

42

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STJPEEmTENBEljfT OF DOCTJMEI^TS. 533

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1911—Continued.

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CoxGSESS—Continued.


Printing laTestigationC 0 niirLissioii;

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Public Lands Conunis-sion:

Existyig La"W3 of

United States Re-latin? to Stirveyand Disposition of

Public Domain(paper)Same f cloth)

Report of Comm»-mission (paper)...

Land Laws, etc.,

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Spanish Treaty ClaimsCommiawon:

Treatise on Nation-ality of Corpora-tions (paper)

Tnbercoloos Commis-on:

Prpvention of Tu-berculosis amongGoTemment Em-ployees (paper)..

Wireless TelegraphyCommission:

P.erort, 1901 (cloth).

Committer.

Agriculture:Hearings. •-IslCons.. 2d ssss..

vol. 2 Cpaper)Report on Influence

of Forests on Cli-

mate and onFloods (paper)

Agricuiture and For-

Title.

Num-ber ofcopies.

Report on Oleomar-e'arine rcloth)

Joint Committee on Al-cohol:Report (par-er)

Approuriations:Expenditures of

Government,1791-1907 (paper)..

Bin'dug and Currency:Statement of L. J.

Gage RegardingChanges in Cur-rency System (pa-per)

Propoaed CtirrencvI>egialation (pa-

P»)

1 $0. 3.5

1 .50

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j| CoNGEESS— Continued.

Committees—Con.

Banking and Cur-rency—Continued.Hearings and .Argu-

ments on pro-posed CurrencyJ^egislation (pa-per)

Finanfial andBanking Situa-tion (paper)

Hearings on FowlerBill, H. 12r77 (pa-

per)Same, State-ment of Hor-ace White (pa-per)

Report on NationalBanting Associa-tions (paper)

Select Committee onFailed NationalBanks:Report on MaverickNational Bankand Keystone andSpring " GardenNational Banks(paper)

CensiJs:History of Census.

1900 (cloth)

Censns of StandingTimber (paper) . .

.

Civil Service Reform:Statement of F. C.

A insworth (paper)Report of W. S.

Jenckes (cloth)

Statement of CLas.Lyman (;paper) . .

.

Statement of WillisL. Moore (paper)..

Statement of OscarJ. Ricketts (pa-

per)Statement of JacobW. Starr (paper)..

Hearings RegardingRetirement Fundfor Superannu-ated Employees(paper)

Coinage, Weights, andMeasures:Report on MetricSystem (cloth)—

St. Lawrence River:Hearings to Provide

for Improvement(paper)

Commerce:Statements of L . E

.

Cooley. W. D.Hamilton, andEdward Hines,Lakes - to - the-

Gulf Deep Water-way (paper)

Conduct of War:Fort Pillow Mas-

sacre (cloth)

Report-Part 1 (cloth)...

Part 2 (cloth)...

Part 3 (cloth)...

Pric-e. Total.

10

$0.25

.10

.05

.05

.20

.15

.05

$a25

.30

.05

.05

.20

L75

1.40

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.05

.05

.05

.15

.25

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5.00

2 .25 .50

1 . 55 .551 .40 .404 .45 1.80



Title.

Num-ber of Price,

copies.


Committees—Con.

Conduct of War—Con.Report, 18o5—

Vol. 1 (cloth)...Vol. 2 (cloth) . .

.

Vol. 3 (cloth) . .

.

Report on Attack of

PetersD;irg (cloth)

Frauds:Fraudes. Informesobre los Fraudesy MalversacionesCometidos porFuncionarios delServicio Postal enCuba, por J. L.Bristow (paper)..

.

District of Columbia:Report RegardingInvestigation of

Charities (cloth).

.

History of UnitedStates Capitol(cloth), 4 sets

Code of i^aw for Dis-trict of Columbia(cloth)

Park ImprovementPapers of Districtof Columbia(cloth)

Improvement ofPark System inDistrict of Colum-bia (cloth)

Suppression of Usu-ry, etc. (paper)

Hearings on Vivi-section (paper)

P u r i f i c a t ion ofWashingtonWater Supply(cloth)

Same, third edi-tion (cloth)....

Report of Hearingson H. 23431, toRegulate Practiceof Osteopathy(paper)Same, pt. 2 (pa-per)

Same, pt. 3 (pa-per)

Education and Labor:Study of Criminals,

etc. (paper) !

Labor and CapitalInvestigation

—

Vol. 1 (paper)...Vol. 2 (paper)...Vol. 3 (paper)...Vol. 4 (paper)...

Finance:Retail Prices andWages—

Pt. 1 (cloth)Pt. 2 (cloth)Pt. 3 (cloth)

Wholesale Prices,Wages, and Trans-portation, Rail-way Rates, etc.,

pt. 1 (cloth)

Same, pt. 4(cloth)

$0.60.65.40

.25

.15

.65

20.00

.50

L25

1.25

.05

.15

.25

1.25

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.05

.05

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.75

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.60

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$L 20

L 30

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25.00

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.10

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.15

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Title.

.50

1.50

Congress—Continued.I

j

Committees—Con.

Finance—Continued.Imports and Ex-ports from 1867 to1883 (cloth)

Tariff on Importsinto UnitedStates, etc.

i(cloth)

Hearings on Tariff,

on H. bill 4413(paper)

Foreign Affairs:

Canadian Botmd-aries (paper)

Message of PresidentRelative to Rela-tions with Spain(paper)..

Report on HawauanIslands, vol. 1

(cloth)Same (paper). .

.

Same, vol. 2(cloth)

Same, appen-dix (paper)

Mexican Boundary(paper)

Hearings RegardingInternatio nalWireless T e 1 e -

graph (paper)Select Committee onDistribution of HouseRooms:Hearing in re Inter-national Congresson Tuberculosis(paper)

Immigration and Natu-ralization:

Hearings on Immi-gration and Natu-ralization Bill(paper)Same, State-ment of A. J.

Sabath (pa-per)

Indian Affairs:

Payment of Chicka-saw Nation War-rants (paper)

Indian TerritoryAffairs (paper)

Indian Affairs,Laws, and Treat-ies (sheep) (21

sets)

Same .(paper ). .

.

Same, vol. 2Tribal Funds

(paper)...:Hearings—S e 1 1 1 e -

ment with CertainTribes of Indians(paper)

Condition of IndianTribes (cloth)

;

Insular Affairs:j

Hearings, Reports,|

and Acts of Con-j

gress, 1904 (paper).;Same, 1905 (pa-

\

per)I

Hearmgs, 1903 1

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

18

$0. 60

.35

.05

.05

.05

.70

.60

1.00

.10

.05

.15

.05

,35

,05

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SrPEKIXTEXDEXT OF DOCUME^^TTS. 535


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!

Title. ber of Price. Total. Title. ber of i Price. ' Total.; copies. copies. '<

\

CONGBESS—ContlBued

.

Comm itiees—Con

.

Insurrectionarv States(cloth):

Report on Ku-TvluxConspiracy

—

Vol.1 ...i

Vol.2Vol.3Vol. 4Vol- 5Vol. 6Vol. 7Vol. 8Vol. 9Vol. 10

j

Report on ilississrp- !

pi (pt. l;,Tol.ll...'Report on Mississip-pi (pt. 2j, vol. 12..

Report on Kn-KluxConspiracy, toI.

13Sale of Friar Lands

in P h i 1 i ppines(paper)

Interoceanic Canals(paper):

I n V e s t i gation ofPanama CanalMatters—

Vol. 1

Vol. 2Vol. 3Vol. 4

Panama Canal,Hearings

Interstate Commerce,Senate paper):

Bills of Ladine,hearings, H. 23335.Same, H. 2533.5.

.

Regulation of Rail-way Rates, hear-ings

—

Vol.1Vol. 2Vol. 3Vol. 4Vol. 4, with in-

dex of vols.1-5

Regulation of Rail-way Rates, hear-ings

—

Vol. 5Digest

Valuation of Rail-road Properties

Prompt Furnishingsof TransportationFacilities

Interstate Telegraphand TelephoneBusiness

Interstate and ForeignCommerce Cpaper;:

Repiort on Dams and^Vater Power

Hearings on Dia-m 0 n'd ShoalsLighthouse

Hearings to PromoteSafe Transporta-tion of Explosives.

Investigation of af-

fairs of PanamaRailroad Co

V saeo $L20 i

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.

Committees—Con.

Interstate and ForeignCommerce—Con.Hearings Relating to ;

Health Activitiesof Genera! GoTern-ment, pt. 1

Same. pt. 2

Same,, pt. 3

Same, pt. 4Same, pt. 5

Same, pt. 6

Same, pt. 7

Same, pt. S

Same, pt. 9

Hearings on Bill toAmend InterstateComm erce Law . .

.

Hearings on BHlsRelating to Pana-ma Canal Matters.

Hearings on Pure-Food'Bills, 1902...

Hearings on Pure-Food Bills, 1906...

Interior Departmentand Forestry Service

|

paper): I

Investigation of De-'

partment of Inte-rior and Bureauof Forestry, vol.

10, CtmninghamCoal Entries".

Arid Lands i cloth;

:

Report on Irrigationand Reclamationof Arid Lands,vols. 1-2Same, vols. 3-4..

Judiciary (paper)

:

Hearings on --\.nti-

Injunction Bill(cloth)

Hearings on Anti-Injunction andRestraining Or-ders

Hearings on H. R.4:306, 61-2

Injunction DataFiled by SamuelGompers

Views of Mr. Baconon S. .5151, t;0-l

Hearings, Salaries of

L' n i t e d StatesJudges

Juvenile Crime andReformation

-^gument of SamuelGompers on In-junctions a n dLabor Bills

Hearing to Estab-lish Laboratoryfor Study of Crim-inal. Pauper, etc.

.

Hearings onAmend-ment^of ShermanAntitrust Law

Hearings Relating to

Absorption o i

Tennessee Coal,

Iron & RailroadCo. by I nited •

States Steel Cor-poration

I

11 }0. 10 $1.1§11 .10 1.1011 .10 1.1011 .05 , 55

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536 EEPOKT OP THE PUBLIC PHINTER.


Title.


.

Committees—Gon.

Judiciary—Continued.Hearing on Women

Suflrage...Hearings on H. J.

R. 151 and H. J.

R. 153Hearings on Work-men's Compensa-tion

Juvenile Crime andReformation, 1908(buckram)

Labor (paper):Report on EightHours for Labor-ers on Govern-ment Work

Hours of Labor forWorkmen, etc

Investigation Re-garding Causes ofDepression ofBusiness and La-bor

Revision of Laws(paper):Criminal Code ofUnited States

Library (cloth):

Rochambeau Com-memoration Exer-cises

Manufactures (cloth):

Report in Relationto Sugar Trust,etc

Merchant Marine audFisheries (paper):Rails and Life-Pre-servers

American ShippingEngaged in For-eign Trade

Hearings on BillsRegarding ShipSubsidy

Military Aifairs (paper):Compilation of Nar-

ratives of Explor-ations in Alaska(cloth)Same

Hearings on Dese-cration of Ameri-can Flag

Investigation o f

National Homesfor Disabled Vol-unteer Soldiers...

Naval Affairs:

Navy Yearbook-1909 (buckram)....Same (paper) . .

.

Same, 1910(cloth)

Hearings on Esti-mates Submittedby the Secretaryof the Navy(paper)

Hearmgs RegardmgNaval TrainingStation at Hamp-ton Roads (paper).

Num-ber of

copies.

271

Price.

$0.05

.05

.15

.45

.10

.30

.50

.20

L50

.65

.05

.05

.05

2. 101.75

.05

Total.

40

.75

1.00

.05

$0.05

.40

.15

.45

.10

.30

.60

54.20

4.50

.65

.05

.05

.10

8.40L 75

.40

4.551.50

12.75

LOO

.05

Title.

CoNGEESs—Continued.

Committees—Con.

Naval Affairs—Con.Hearings to Increase

Efficiency of Per-sonnel of the Navyand Marine Corps(paper)

Hearmgs RegardingIncrease of Navy(paper)

Post Offices and PostRoads (paper):Fraternal Publica-

tionsHearings on ParcelsPost

Hearings on PostalSavings Banks,H. 7

Hearings on PostalSavings Banks,March, 1910

Hearings on PostalSavings Banks,April, 1910-.ailwRailway MaU Pay .

.

Joint Printing Commit-tee:

Corporations TaxLaw (paper)

Federal and StateConstitutions—

Pt. 1 (sheep)....Pt. 2 (sheep)....

Descriptive Cata-logue of Govern-ment Publica-tions (cloth)Same (halfleather)

Celebration of 100thAnniversary o f

Establishment ofSeat of Govern-ment (cloth)

John Paul JonesCommemoration(paper)

John Paul JonesCommemoration(cloth)

National Vitality,etc. (paper)

BuUetin 30, Com-mittee of OneHundred (paper)..

Tariff Acts Passed—1789-1895 (cloth)1789-1895 (paper)1789-1909 (paper)1789-1909 (buck-ram)

Compilation of Mes-sages and Papersof the Presidents(cloth), 10 voliunes(1 set)

Same, vol. 10(morocco)

Congressional D i -

rectory:25th Cong., 1st

sess. (paper) .

.

31st Cong., 1st

sess. (paper) .

.

Num-ber of

copies.

21

1

615

Price.

$0.05

.05

.05

.25

.15

.15

.05

2.452. 50

L75

L 90

L 35

1.00

L 25

.10

L 10

L 50

.90

L75

.20

.20



Title.


Com mittees—Con.

Joint Printing Commit-tee—Continued.

Congressional D i -

rectory—Contd.35tli Cong., 1st

sess. (paper) .

.

39th Cong., 1st

sess. (paper) .

.

43d Cong., 1st

sess. (paper) .

.

46th Cong., 2dsess. (paper) .

.


.

50th Cong., 2dsess. (paper).

51st Cong., 2dsess. (paper) .

.

52d Cong., 2dsess. (paper) .

.

53d Cong., 1st

sess. (paper) .

.

53d Cong., 2dsess. (paper).

.

54th Cong., 1st

sess. (paper) .

.

54th Cong., 2dsess. (cloth) ...


.


.

61st Cong., 2dsess., 2d ed.(cloth)

61st Cong., 2dsess., 3d ed.(cloth)

61st Cong., 2dsess., 3d ed.(paper)

61st Cong., 3dsess., 1st ed.

(cloth)61st Cong., 3d

sess., 2d ed.(cloth)

62d Cong., 1st

sess. (cloth).Private Land Claims

(paper):Hearing, Estate of

.Tohn SevierProceedings in Mat-

ter of Protests ofReed Smoot, toHold his Seat,vol.2Same, vol. 3Same, vol. 4

Privileges and ElectionsCommittee (paper):Proceedings beforeCommittee onPrivileges andElections Relativeto Right and Titleof William A.Clark to Seat asSenator from Mon-tana—

. Pt. 1

Pt. 2

Pt. 3

Num-ber of

copies.

Price. Total.

1 80.20 $0.20

1 .20 .20

1 .20 .20

1 .20 .20

1 .20 .20

1 .20 .20

1*.20 .20

1 .20 .20

1 .20 .20

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1 .35 .35

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1 . 40 . 40

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40 .60 24. 00

88 .60 52.80

1 .05 .05

3 .60 1. 802 .50 1.001 .30 .30

1 .50 .501 .50 .50

1 1 .50 .50

Title.


Committees—Con.

Privileges and ElectionsCommittee—Contd.Proceedings beforeCommittee inMatter of Protestsof Reed Smoot,Senator fromUtah, to Hold hisSeat—Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol.3Vol. 4

To Provide for Agri-cultm-al Entrieson Coal Lands

Hearings beforeCommittee onPubUc Lands Jan.11, 1905, for Pres-ervation of Pre-historic Ruins onPublic Lands

Pulp and Paper Investi-

gation Select Commit-tee (paper):Pulp and Paper In-vestigation Hear-ings, Apr. 25, May9, 1908, Nos. 1-13,

vol. 1 (cloth)Pulp and Paper In-

vestigation, SelectCommittee Hear-ings-No. 18, May 16,

1908No. 20

Pulp and PaperInvestigationHearings, vol. 2

(cloth)

Pulp and Paper In-vestigation, SelectCommittee Hear-ings-No. 21, May 20,

1908No. 22, May 21,

1908No. 23, May 22,

1908No. 24, May 23,

1908No. 27, July 15,

1908

Pulp and Paper In-

vestigation Hear-ings, May 20-23;

•Sept. 15-17, 1908,

Nos. 21-28, vol. 3

(cloth and buck-ram)

Pulp and Paper In-

vestigation, Select

Committee Hear-ings-No. 28, Sept. 15-

17, 1908No. 34, Nov. 19-

20. 1908

Num-ber of

copies.

10

Price. Total.

$0.60.60.50.30

.05

75

80

$L201.20LOO.60

.05

8.00

.10

.30

.15

.80

.05

.20



Title.


.

Committees—Covi.

Pulp and Paper Investi-gation Select Conunit-tee—Continued.. Pulp and Paper In-

vestigation Hear-ings-

Sept. 19; Oct.14-26; Nov. 19-

20; Dec. 22-30;

1908, Nos. 29-

35,vol. 4 (cloth

and buck-ram)

Nos. 36-42, Feb.8-19, 1909, vol.

5 (cloth)Vol. 6, Index

(cloth)

Vols. 5 and 6(buckram)

Vol. 6, IndexVol. 6, Index

(cloth)

Proposed Depart-ment of PublicHealth, Hearings,Apr. 29, May 5,

1910

Hearings on Argu-ments on Pro-posed Currency-Legislation, Dec.11-15, 1906

Report of JointCommittee on Re-construction, 1866(cloth)

Rivers and HarborsCommittee (paper):

St. Lawrence Rivernear Long SaultIsland, N. Y.,Hearings, Jan.9-13, 1911, and H.14531, 61st Cong.,2d sess., Relatingto Improvementof St. LawrenceRiver at and NearLong Sault Island,etc..

Lakes - to - the - G ulf

Deep Waterway,Statement of Ly-man E. Cooley,Jan. 28, 1910

Hearings on HouseResolution 921,

61st Cong., 3d sess..

Setting Date for

Consideration andVote on H. 15413,Feb. 1, 1911

Senate Rules Commit-tee (paper):Senate Manual Con-taining StandingRules and Orders,etc., Feb. 15, 1909,

S. Doc. 769, 60thCong., 2d sess

Senate Manual, 1909,ser. 5406, 60thCong., 2d sess.

(buckram)

Num-ber of

copies.Price.

50.70

.70

.50

1.00.20

.50

10

.20

,85

.20

.05

.05

50

.65

Total.

%1. 00

6. 30

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3.00

,20

,20

85

10

,05

1.00

.65

Title.

CONGBESS—Continued.

Committees—Con.

House Rules Commit-tee (paper):Constitution of

United States, Jef-

ferson's Manual,Rules of House of

R e p r esentativesof 52d Cong., andDigest and Man-ual of Rules andPractice of House,with Appendix,1893

Digest and Manualof Rules and Prac-tice of House of

Rep resentatives,Constitution, Jef-

ferson's Manual,May 26, 1908

House Manual—61st Cong., 1st

sess

61st Cong., 1st

sess. (buck-ram)

1910House Rules Commit-

tee (miscellaneous)(paper):

_Constitution of

United States,

1908Senate Rules Commit-

tee (paper):Senate Manual, Feb.

15, 1909Hearings, Nov. 28,

1910, 61st Cong.,3d sess., to Investi-

gate CertainCharges under H.Res. 543—

Pt. 34Pt.35Pt.36Pt.37Pt.38

Territories Committee(paper):Conditions in AlaskaSenate Report 282,

2pts., 58th Cong.,2d sess

Railroads in Alaska,Hearings, Apr. 3-

14, 1 9 0 8, 60thQong., 1st sess

Territorial Govern-ment for Alaska,Hearings, Mar. 18,

Apr. 1, 190B, 60thCong., 1st sess

Copper River &Northwes ternRailway inAlaska, State-ment, etc., Feb.10-21, 1911

Statehood Hearing,S. 5916, to EnablePeople of NewMexico and Ari-zona to Form Con-stitution andState Govern-ment, etc., Feb.18, Mar. 4, 1910....

Num-ber ofcopies.

Price. Total.

$0. 40

.70

.40

.50

.40

15

.50

.05

.05

.05

.05

.05

.25

,05

,05

.05

SUPERIISrTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS. 539

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Contmued.

Xmn-Title. ber of Price. Total.

copies.Title.

CONGEESS—Continued.

Committees—Con.

Transportation and Saleof Meats (paper):Testimony taken bythe Select Commit-tee of the UnitedStates Senate onthe Transporta-tion and Sale ofMeat Products,1S89 2 $0. 35

TransportationEoutes, Report ofSelect Committeeon Routes to theSeaboard, 1S74,vol. 1 (cloth) 1

Ways and Means Com-mittee (paper):

Free Alcohol Hear-ings, Februaryand March, 1906.. 1

Reciprocity withCanada, "Hearings,61stCong.,3dsess.,on H. 32216, Feb.2-9,1911 12

Reciprocity w it hCuba, Hearings.Jan. 15, 29, 1902.:. 1

Imports andDuties—1894-1907 1

1894-1907 (buck-ram ) 2

White PhosphorusMatches. Hear-ings, Gist Cong.,3d sess., H. 26.540,

29469, 30022, Dec.16, 1910, Jan. 20,

1911 12Present Tariff Lawand Bill H. R.90.51. im 2

McKinlev TariS Actof 1890, Comparedwith the Tariff

Act of 1S83 andthe Mills BUI, 1891,

(cloth) 2Ways and Means

Tariff Hearings,53d Cong., ist

sess.. m3 (cloth).. 1

Tariff Act, as Passedby Two Houses of

of Congress. Actto Reduce Taxa-tion, to ProvideRevenue for Gov-ernment, and for

Other Purposes,1894 2

Ta r i f f Hearings,1896-97 fcloth).... 1

Notes on Tariff Re-vision—60th Cong., 2d

sess., H. Doc.1503 1

1909 (buckram). 1

Permanent TariffCommission,Hear-ings before Com-mittee on Waysand Means, Feb . 4,

1908 1

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.20

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Commiitees~Con.

!

Ways and Means Com-mittee—Continued.

Tariff Hearings-No. 1505, vol. 1,

1909 (buck-ram)

60th Cong., vol 2.

House Docs. vol.

140, 60th Cong.,2d sess. (backram)

Tariff Hearings—60th Cong., 1909.

Vol. 3, 1909(buckram)

Vol. 4, 190 9(buckram)

Vol. 5, 1909Vol. 5, 1909(buckram)

60th Cong., Flax,Hemp, andJute Manu-facture, 1909...

Vol. 6, 60thCong., 2d sess.,

H. Doc. 1505.

.



Vol. 8, appen-dix, 1909

(cloth)Vol. 8, appen-

dix, vol. 9, in-

dex, 1909, H.Doc, vol. 146

(buckram)

Tariff hearings, ecthCong., No. 3 Dec.18, 1908No. 40, Dec. 21,

1908

Comparison of Tar-iffs of 1897 and1909, etc

Comparison of Tar-iffs of 1S97 and1909 (cloth )

EeUef of tobaccogrowers, hearingsFeb. 4 and 25,1904

Woman Suffrage Com-mitee (paper)

:

Hearings on S. J. R.81, Proposingamendment _ to

Constitution ±"ro-

viding that Rightsof Citizens of

United States to

Vote Shall not beDenied or Abridg-ed by UnitedStates 'or by anyState on Accoimtof Sex. Apr. 19,

1910...

Hearings beforeCommittee onWoman Suffi'age,

Dee. 17, 1904

Num-ber of Price.

1 $1. 152 .90

1.15

.50

1.25

1.15.90

1.15

.35

.85

1. 15

1.10

.85

.15

.15

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.40

.05

,05

,05

Total.



Title.

Congeess—Continue d.

Contested Elections.

Contested -election caseof Josiah Patterson v.

Edward W. Carmack,1897 (paper)

Digest of contested-elec-

tion cases in 52d Cong.,H. Misc. Doc. 77, 53dCong.,3dsess.(^leatlier)

Compilation of Senateelection cases from1789 to 1885, S. Docll,58th Cong., special ses-

sionProceedings before com-mittee in matter of

protests of ReedSmoot, Senator fromUtah, to hold his seat,

vol. 2, 1905

Impeachment.

Trial of Andrew John-son on Impeachmentfor High Crimes andMisdemeanors:

Vols. 2-3

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol.3

Memorial Addresses.

lAfe and Character(cloth):Memorial Addresson Life and Char-acter of MatthewH. Carpenter, Sen-ator from Wiscon-sia, 1882

Memorial A d -

dressas —Isham G. Har-

ris, 1898John Edwards

Leonard,1879..Memorial A d-

dressas Deliveredbefore twoHouses of Cong-gress on Life andCharacter of Abra-ham Lincoln,James A. Garfield,

and William Mc-Kinley, 1903

Memorial Ad-dresses on JohnTyler Morgan andEdmund WinstonPettus, 1909 (pa-per)

Memorial A d-dresses on Red-field Proetor,1909.

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Memorial Ad-dresses on E dwardCary Walthall,1899

Memorial A d-dresses on AlpheusS.Williams, 1880.

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ton and Fran-|

cis P. Blair,

1900i

John C.Calhouu,1

1910 (paper) . . .

Lewis Cass, 1889.Addresses on Pre- !

sentation of Por-traits of SpeakersGrow and Ran-dall, Jan. 21, 1892.

Proceedings in Con-gress, Statue of

John James In-galls, Erected in

Statuary Hall of

Capitol at Wash-ington

Exercises at Cere-mony of Unveil-ing Statue of JohnMarshall, May 10,

1884Sherman Memorialin Art, Oratory,and Literature, by-

Society of theArmy of the Ten-pessee, with Aidof Congress of

United States,1904,

Address in Com-memoration of In-

augu ration of

George Washing-ton, 1889

Memorial Ad-dresses of Wm.Pinckney Whyte,1909

Proceedings in Con-gress on Accept-ance of Statue of

Frances E. Wil-lard, 1905

Speeches.

Speech of JonathanBourne, jr., in Senate,May 5, 1910

Farewell Speech of

James Gordon of Mis-sissippi, Feb. 24, 1910..

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Miscellaneous documents.,

30th Cong., 1st sess.

(paper):S. Ex. Doc. No. 50...

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32d Cong., 2d sess.

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43d Cong., 1st sess.

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(paper):S.Ex. Doc. No. 251..H.Ex. Doc. No. 163..

51st Cong., 1st sess.

(paper):S. Kept. No. 829

52d CoDg., 1st sess.

(paper):H. Kept. No. 501

52d Cong., 2d sess.

(paper):S.Ex. Doc. No. 38...S.Rept.No.l280H.Ex. Doc. No. 15...

H. Kept. No. 2309


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£3d Cong., 3d sess. 56th Cong., 1st sess.—(paper): Continued.

S. Kept. No. 760 1 $0. 10 SO. 10 S. Rpt. No. 516 1 $0.35 $0. 3563d Cong., 3d sess. (pa- S. Rpt. No. 516

per): (cloth) 3 .50 1.50S. Rpt. No. 760, pt. H. Doc. No. 535 1 .05 .05

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1 . 45 .45 1 (cloth) 1 .50 .50S4tli Cong., 2d sess. (pa- S. Doc. No. 231, vol.

per): 2 (cloth) 1 .70 .70S. Doc. No. 57 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 231, vol.

H. Doc. No. 192 3 (cloth) 1 .70 .70(cloth) 2 1.30 2.60 S. Doc. No. 231, vol.

H. Rpt. No. 2291...- 1 .39 .30 4 (cloth) 1 .70 .7055th Cong., 1st sess. (pa- S. Doc. No. 231, vol.

per): 5 (cloth) 1 .70 .70S. Doc. No. 18 S. Doc. No. 231, vol.

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S. Rpt. No. 1691 2 .10 .20S Doc No 188 2 . 15 .30 H. Doc. No. 149, pts.

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(cloth) 1 .90 .90 1 H. Doc. No. 472 1 .05 .05H. Doc. No. 163 2 .15 .30 H. Doc. No. 491 3 .05 .15

55th Cong., 3d sess. (pa- 57th Cong. , 1st sess. (pa-per):

^^S'Doc. No. 223S. Doc. No. 62 2 .05 .10 1 .20 .20S. Doc. No. 63 3 .10 .30 S. Doc. No. 253 1 .20 .20S. Doc. No. 70 1 .15 .15 S. Doe.No.253.pt. 2. 1 .25 .25S. Doc. No. 78 2 .05 .10 S. Doc. No. 253, pt. 3. 1 ,20 .20S. Doc. No. 91 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 259 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 120 2 .05 .10 S. Doc. No. 283 1 .10 .10S Vino fsTn ^O0 1 . 05 .05 O. \J\)\jt XSKJ, .iOrt. . . . . - 2 . 05 . 10

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S. Doc. No. 30 1 .50 .50 S. Doc. No. 412 1 .20 .20

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S. Doc. No. 173 1 .05 .05 S. Rpt. No. 972 2 .10 .20

S. Doc. No. 209 H. Doc. No. 537 6 .50 3. 00(cloth) 5 .60 3.00 H. Doc. No. 605 3 .05 .15

S. Doc. No. 234 4 .10 .40 H. Rpt. No. 2062.... 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 237 1 .30 .30 57th Cong., 2d sess. (pa-S. Doc. No. 259 2 .25 .50 per):S. Doc. No. 270 S. Doc No. 11 4 .10 .40

(cloth) 1 .80 .80 S. Doc. No. 35 3 .15 .45S. Doc. No. 272 2 .05 .10 S. Doc. No. 147 1 1.00 1.00S. Doc. No. 420 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 169 1 .20 .20S. Doc. No. 424 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 186 2 .10 .20S. Doc. No. 428

;S. Doc. No. 197

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57tli Cong., 2d sess.—Continued.

S. Doc. No. 209 2 $0.20 SO. 40S. Doc. No. 209

(cloth) 4 .35 1.40S. Doc. No. 220 1 .20 .20S. Doc. No. 224

(cloth) 2 .75 1.50H. Doc. No. 398 1 .05 .05H. Doc. No. 421 3 .20 .60

58th Cong., special ses-

sion (paper):S. Doc. No. 12 3 .10 .30


(paper):S: Doc. No. 7 10 .05 .50S. Doc. No. 12 1 .40 .40S. Doe. No. 20 2 .10 .20S. Doc. No. 28 1 .05 .05H. Doc. No. 8 1 .05 .05II. Doc. No. 8, pt. 2. 2 .05 .10

68th Coni;., 2d sess.

(pai)er):

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(cloth) 1 .75 .75S. Doc. No. 234, vol.

2 (cloth) 1 .50 .50S. Doc. No. 234, vol.

3 (cloth) 1 .75 .75S. Doc. No. 234, vol.

4 (Cloth) 1 .75 .75S. Doc. No. 234, vol.

5 (cloth) 1 .50 .50S. Doc. No. 234, vol.

G (cloth) 1 .75 .75S. Doc. No. 234, vol.

7 (cloth) 1 .75 .75S. Doc. No. 304 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 312 6 .05 .30S. Doc. No. 314 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 316 1 .60 .60S. Doc. No. 318 2 .50 1.00S. Rpt. No. 301 3 .05 .15S. Rpt. No. .506 6 .05 .30S. Rpt. No. 1209 1 .10 .10n. Doc. No. 383 4 .25 1. 00H. Rpt. No. 381 2 .05 .10


(paper'):

S. Doc. No. 34 1 .50 .50S. Doc. No. 106 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. Ill 5 .05 .25S. Doc. No. 122 1 .20 .20S. Doc. No. 137 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 154 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 181 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 183 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 187 1 .40 .40S. Doc. No. 191 1 .05 .05S. Rpt. No. 3067 1 .05 .05S. Rpt. No. 3068 1 .05 .05n. Doc. No. 381 1 .10 .10


(paper):S. Doc. No. 71 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 83 1 .50 .50S. Doc. No. 89 4 .05 .20

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Continued.S. Doc. No. 94 1 $0. 05S. Doe. No. 98 3 . 10

1 .15S. Doc. No. 141 3 .05S. Doc. No. 142 22 .45S. Doc. No. 157 1 .05S. Doe. No. 168 5 .05S. Doc. No. 180 2 . 10S. Doc. No. 214 1 .05S. Doc. No. 219 1 . 30S. Doc. No. 232 16 .05S. Doc. No. 250. 2 .10S. Doc. No. 261 1 .05S. Doc. No. 281, pt.2. 1 .05S. Doc. No. 205 2 . 15S. Doc. No. 277 1 .75S. Doc. No. 42S 1 .10S. Doc. No. 435 3 .15S. Doc. No. 464 1 .05S. Doc. No. 483 2 .25S. Doc. No. 502 1 .05S. Doc. No. 510 1 .15S. Doe. No. 521 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 1 4 .05S. Rpt. No. 10 2 .15S. Rpt. No. 10, pt. 1. 1 .10S. Rpt. No. 10, pt. 2 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 21 2 .05S. Rpt. No. 22 1 .05S. RT)t. No. 112 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 198 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 214 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 1210 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 1242 2 .05S. Rpt. No. 1242, pt.2 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 1736 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 2153 1 .15S. Rpt. No. 2369. . 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 2746. ^ 3 .05S. Rpt. No. 3626 *4 .05S. Rpt. No. 3626.pt. 2 1 .05S. Rpt. No. 3627 3 .05S. Rpt. No. 3965 • 1 .05IT. Doc. No. 46 4 .10H. Doc. No. 613 1 .25H. Doc. No. 772 1 .05n. Doc No. 847 2 .20H. Rot. No. 2118...- 3 .05H. Rpt. No. 2118,

pt. 2 1 .0559th Cong., 2d sess.

(paper):S. Doc. No. 72 1 .10S. Doc. No. 144 1 .50S. Doc. No. 147 1 .05S. Doc. No. 213 1 .10S. Doc. No. 232 1 .10S. Doc. No. 278

(cloth) 2 . 75

S. Doc. No. 310 1 .05S. Doc. No. 318 1 .05S. Doc. No. 333 3 .30S. Doc. No. 336 1 .05

S. Doc. No. 342 13 .10S. Doc. No. 356 1 .25

S. Doc. No. 372 1 .15

S. Doc. No. 384 6 .05

S. Doc. No. 392 2 .25S. Doc. No. 393 1 .05S. Doc. No. 395 1 .30S. Doc. No. 397 1 .75

S. Doc. No. .398 2 .30S. Doc. No. 399 2 .15S.Doc. No. 399, pt.2. 2 .35S. Doc. No.399.pt. 4. 2 .70

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59th Cong., 2d sess.— 60th Cong., 1st sess.—Continued. Continued.

S. Rpt. No. 1209 2 $0. 10 $0.20 S. Doc. No. 443 11 $0. 05 $0.55S. Rpt. No. 7342 1 .05 . 05 S. Doc. No. 444 15 .15 2.25H. Doc. No. 251 1 . 10 . 10 S. Doc. No. 445 2 .60 1.20H. Doe. No. 326 19 .50 9. 50 S. Doc No.445,pt.2.. 1 .05 .05H. Doc. No. 561 2 . 10 .20 S. Doc. No. 450 1 .05 .05H. Doc. No. 624 1 .05 .05 S. Doe. No. 452 8 .05 .40H. Doc. No. 640 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 454 7 .05 .35H. Rpt. No. 5629.... 5 10 .50 S. Doc. No. 457 2 .05 .10H. Rpt. No. 5629, S. Doc. No. 458 1 .05 .05

pt. 1 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 468 (withH. Rpt. No- 5629, maps) 7 .50 3.50

pt. 2 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 460 8 .05 .40H. Rpt. No. 6908.... 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 461 3 .15 .45

60th Cong., 1st sess. S. Doe. No. 462 6 .05 .30S. Doe. No. 465 3 .05 .15

S. Doc. No. 114 10 .05 .50 S. Doc. No. 468 8 .05 .40S. Doc. No. 115 3 . 10 .30 S. Doc. No. 469 10 .05 .50S. Doc. No. 116 3 .05 .15 S. Doc. No. 475 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 132 1 .25 .25 S. Doe. No. 478 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 144 6 .05 .30 S. Doe. No. 483 1 .10 .10S. Doc. No. 151 4 1. 00 4.00 S. Doc. No. 484 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 185 8 .05 .40 S. Doe. No. 491 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 187 2 .10 .20 S. Doe. No. 503 4 .05 .20S. Doc. No. 207 85 .05 4.25 S. Doe. No. 504 4 .05 .20S. Doc. No. 214 3 .05 .15 S. Doc. No. 505 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 220 7 .05 .35 S. Doc. No. 506 3 .10 .30S. Doc. No. 224 7 .05 .35 S. Doc. No. 512 12 .10 1. 20S. Doc. No. 225 8 .10 .80 S. Doc. No. 514 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 226 13 .05 .65 S. Doe. No. 516 31 .05 1. 55S. Doc. No. 232 1 .05 .05 S. Doe. No. 517 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 244 4 .05 .20 S. Doe. No. .518 29 .10 2.90S. Doc. No. 245 8 . 10 . .80 S. Doc. No. 521 24 .05 1. 20S. Doc. No. 246 11 . 10 1. 10 S. Doc. No. 522 11 .05 .65S. Doc. No. 257 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 523- 5 .05 .25S. Doc. No. 258 6 .05 .30 S. Doc. No. 527 6 .05 .30S. Doc. No. 270 1 .10 .10 S. Doc. No. 529 18 .05 .90S. Doe. No. 277 5 .05 .25 S. Doe. No. 530 4 .10 .40S. Doc. No. 278 11 . 15 1. 65 S. Doe. No. 531 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 279 4 .05 .20 S. Doe. No. 533 7 .25 1. 75

S. Doc. No. 296...... 8 , 10 .80 S. Doe. No. 533S. Doc. No. 297 4 .20 .80 (buckram) 1 .45 .45S. Doc. No. 298 4 .15 .60 S. Doc. No. 534 4 .25 1. 00S. Doc. No. 308 1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 535 1 .10 .10S. Doc. No. 311...... 2 .20 .40 S. Rpt. No. 35 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 325 4 .05 .20 S. Rpt. No. 201 3 .40 1. 20S. Doc. No. .337 3 .05 .15 S. Rpt. No. 256 1 .10 .10S. Doc. No. 338 S. Rpt. No. 265 1 .05 .05(buckram) 1 .75 .75 S. Rpt. No. 278 2 .05 .10

S. Doc. No. 3.38 6 .50 3.00 S. Rpt. No. 289 3 .05 .15S. Doe. No. 349 3 .05 .15 S. Rpt. No. 321 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 366 24 .05 1. 20 S. Rpt. No. 301 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 372 1 .10 .10 R. Rpt. No. 378 1 .10 .10S. Doc. No. 375 3 .05 .15 S. Rpt. No. 422 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 376 1 .10 .10 S. Rpt. No. 431 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 378 6 .05 .30 S. Rpt. No. 459 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 379 10 .05 .50 S. Rpt. No. 467 3 .10 .30S. Doc. No. 389 1 .15 .15 S. Rpt. No. 499 4 .05 .20S. Doe. No. 390 2 .10 .20 S. Rpt. No. 595 1 .05 .05

S. Doc. No. 392 3 .05 .15 S. Rpt. No. 525 8 .15 1. 20S. Doc. No. 393 1 .05 .05 S. Rpt. No. .554 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 398 2 .05 . 10 S. PvBt. No. 557 2 .05 .10S. Doe. No. 400 7 .05 .35 S. Rpt. No. 560 1 .05 .05S. Doe. No. 403 2 .05 .10 S. Rpt. No. 577 . 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 409 10 .05 .50 S. Rpt. No. 580 2 .10 .20S. Doe. No. 410 4 . 05 . 20 b. K Ot. iNO. Ooo 1 . 05 . 05S. Doc. No. 413 3 .50 1. 50 S. Rpt. No. 646 2 .05 .10S. Doe. No. 423 10 .05 .50 S. Rpt. No. 6(10 2 .05 .10S. Doc. No. 426 5 .05 .25 S: Rpt. No. 661 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 427 3 .05 .15 S. Rpt. No. 670 1 .05 .05S. Doe. No. 433 16 .05 .80 S. Rpt. No. 692 2 .05 .10S. Doe. No. 435 9 .05 .10 S. Rpt. No. 1668 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 436 2 .05 . 10 H. Doc. No. 38 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 437 1 .05 .05 H. Doc. No. 46 1 .05 .05S. Doc. No. 438 1 .05 ,05 H. Doc. No. 51 3 .05 .15



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60th Cong., 1st sess.—Continued. Continued.H. Doc. No. 59 2 SO. 10 $0. 20 H. Rpt. No. 1454.... 1 $0. 05 $0.05H. Doc. No. 213 1 .05 ; .05 H. Rpt. No. 1467.... 4 .05 .20H. Doc. No. 218 4 .05 .20 H. Rpt. No. 1481.... 3 .05 .15H. Doc. No. 324 .05 .05 H. Rpt. No. 1468.... 1 .05 .05H. Doc. No. 327 1 .05

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H. Bill No. 20142..H. Bill No. 20575.

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H. BUI No. 21871..H. BUI No. 22239...H. Bill No. 23957..H. BUI No. 24.375..

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copies.


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copies.

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Continued.2 SO. 10 SO. 20 H. Bill No. 26459.... 2 SO. 05 m. 102 .05 .10 H. BUI No. 26.581.... I .05 .051 .05 .05 H. Res. No. 12000... I .05 .053 .05 .15 H. Res. No. 17536. .. I .05 .051 .05 .05 H. Res. No. 23095. .. I .05 .051 .05 .05 H. Res. No. 23431. .. I .05 .053 .05 .15 H. Res. No. 23595. .. .05 .051 .05 .05 H. Res. No. 26459... .05 .15

5 .05 .25 H. Res. No. 26070. .. .05 .0514 .10 1.40 H. .7. Res. No. 170... .05 .051 . 60 .60 01st Cong., 3d sess.

5 . 10 .50 (paperi:1 .05 .05 S. BUI No. 9011 3 .05 .151 .45 .45 S. Doc. No. 658 286 .25 71. .50

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 659 296 .45 133.203 .10 .30 S. Doc. No. 668 1 ..50 .505 .05 .25 S. Doc. No. 071 6 .30 1.805 .20 1.00 S. Doc. No. 083 1 .05 .0515 .05 . 75 S. Doc. No. 097 1 .05 .056 .05 .30 S. Doc. No. 702 3 .05 . 15

1 .10 .10 S. Doc. No. 703 1 .05 .051 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 704 8 .05 .401 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 705 2 .05 . 10

21 .10 2.10 S. Doc. No. 706 1 .05 .0566 .05 3.03 S. Doc. No. 708 1 .05 .051 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 719, vol.

1 .05 .05 1 4 .ir> . GO

2 .05 .10 S. Doc. No. 719, vol.

1 .05 .05 2 1 .15 . 553 .05 .15 S. Doc. No. 725, vol.

1 13 . 55 7. 15

3 .05 .15 S. Doc. No. 725, vol.

4 .05 .20 2 12 . 55 6. 001 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 725. vol.

3 .05 .15 3 14 .45 0.301 .10 .10 S. Doc. No. 725, vol.

2 .05 .10 4 ... 13 .50 6.502 .05 .10 S. Doc. No. 725, vol.

7 .05 .35 : 5 13 .35 4.551 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 725, vol.

1 .15 .15 6 ".

.

12 ..55 6.60

9 .05 .45 S. Doc. No. 725, vol.

6 .05 .30 12 .20 2.401 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 725, vol.

1 .05 .05 8 12 . 40 4.801 .05 t05 S. Doc. No. 725, vol.

1 .05 .05 9 12 .20 2.402 .05 . 10 S. Doc. No. 736 r, .05 .301 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 744 3 .40 1.20

4 .05 .20 S. Doc. No. 746 6 .05 .301 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 767 1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 768 11 .35 3.851 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 782 15 .05 .75

5 .10 . 50 S. Doc. No. 787 32 .10 3.20S. Doc. No. 798 8 .05 .40

4 .05 .20 S. Doc. No. 804 2 .05 .10

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 818 16 .10 1.60

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 822 1 .30 .30

2 .05 . 10 S. Doc. No. 823 6 .05 .301 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 828 10 .05 .50

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 829 11 .05 .55

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 834 12 .20 2.401 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. S35 1 .05 .051 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 836 1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 842 23 .05 1. 15

1 .15 .15 S. Doc. No. 849 107 .10 10.70

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 859 1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 862 32 .05 1.60

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. SG3 1 .30 .30

1 .05 .05 S. Doc. No. 864 1 .05 .05

1 .05 .05 1 S. Rept. No. 546 1 .10 .10

w.05 .05 : S. Rept. No. 961 8 .05 .40

.05 .05 1 S. Rept. No. 962 1 .05 .05

550 KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER.


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copies. copies.

Congress—Continued. Congress—Continued.

Miscclldneous docu- Miscellaneous docu-ments—Con. ments—Con.


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Continued. Continued.S. Kept. No. 1272. .

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2 $0. 25 $0.50 S. Doc. No, 34 io $0. 05 10. 65

S. Rept. No. 1281. .

.

.65 .65 S. Doc. No. 40 20 .05 1.00

S. Bill No. 3494 .05 ,05 H. Bill No. 475 2 . 05 .10.80S. Bill No. 6708 .05 , 15 H. Bill No. 4412 110 ! 05

S. Bill No. 8981 ,05 ,05 H. Bill No. 4413 1

Q

10 . 05 .65

S. Bill No. 9011 ,05 .05 H. Doc. No. 2 Q. 10 ,30

S. Bill No. 9195 ,05 .05 H. Doc. No. 10:[

. 05 .05

S. Bill No. 9292 .05 .05 H. Doc, No. 11 . 05 .05

S. Bill No. 9759.- .05 .05 H. Doc. No. 12 . 05 .05

H. Doc. No. 1039 .75 1. 50 H, Doc. No. 14r

. 05 .05

H. Doc. No. 1078 I .40 .40 H, Doc. No. 16......r

. 05 .05

H. Doc. No. 1084 ,05 .05 H. Doc. No, 18r

j

'

. 05 ,05

H. Doc. No. 1244 ,05 .05 H. Doc. No. 23 . 05 .05

H. Doe. No. 1262!.!] 21 .15 3. 15 S. Doc. No. 32r

. 05 .05

H. Doc. No. 1269 3 .05 . 15 H. Doc. No. 39 . 15 ,30

H. Doe. No. 1286 15 .05 .75 H. Doc. No. 60 . 05 .05

H. Doc. No. 1287 .05 ,05 H. Rpt. No. 3 . 05 .05

H. Doc. No. 1290 .05 ,05 H. Rpt. No. 3, pt. 1. . 05 .05

H. Doc. No. 1337 .05 .05 K. Rpt. No. 4 11 . 05 .55

H. Doc. No. 1339 ,05 .05

H. Doc. No. 1350 15 ,15 2.25 Congressional set (sheep).

H. Doc. No. 1363 2 .05 .10

H. Doc. No. 1369 7 .05 .35 Serial Nos.—H. Doc. No. 1399 3 .15 .45 34 1 nni. uu 1.00

H. Doc. No. 1418 13 .05 .65 89 1.50 1.50

H. Doc. No. 1423 2 .05 .10 97 1.20 1,20

H. Doc. No. 1445.... 100 .05 5.00 139 1.70 1.70

H. Rept. No, 1740... 1 ,05 .05 249 1.55 1.55

H. Rept. No, 1794... 2 .05 ,10 250 1.40 1.40

,05 .05 251 1.25 1.25

H. Rept. No. 1911... 2 .05 .10 261 1.50 1.50TT T?pnt T^n 1Q9'iXl. XXCIJU. 1>U. XC/^O. . . ]^ .05 . 05 485 1.80 3.60

H. Rpt. No. 1942 1 !05 !05 497. 1.50 1.50

H. Rpt. No. 1960 1 .05 .05 551 1.45 1.45

H. Rpt. No. 1961 1 .05 .05 562 1.80 3.60TT T?r>t Nn iqfi7XI. XV ^JU. INU. XC7UI-.-- .05 .05 573 1.50 3.00

H. Rpt. No. 1974 1 .05 .05 587 (pasteboard) .50 .50T^' T? r>1- IMn 9n'?0Xl. xtpi. IN O. ZUo.i. . . .

1

7

. 05 . 85 589 1.75 1 75

H. Rpt. No. 2150, pt. 612 (cloth) .45 .45

1 . 14 .05 .70 6-59 (cloth) .50 .50

H. Rpt. No. 2150, pt. 692 (cloth) .65 .65

2 14 .05 .70 711 1.35 4.05

H. Rpt. No. 2153 1 .05 .05 736 1.65 1.65

H. Rpt. No. 2270 1 .05 .05 737 2. 50 2. 50

H. Rpt. No. 2289, pt. 739 2.50 2. 50

1 1 .45 .451

747 (cloth) .50 .50

H.Rpt. No. 2289, pt. 955 5 1 1.75 8.75

2 1 .05 .05 958 1.40 1,40

II. Bill No. 26-540 1 .05 .05 i 1024 1.50 1.50

H. Bill No. 26656 1 .05 .05 1047 1.25 1.25

H. Bill No! 28436 2 .05 .10 i 1057 1.90 1.90

ri! Bill No! 11019! 3 .05 . 15 1070 1.80 3.60

H. Bill No. 29469 1 .05 .05 1082 1.40 1.40

H. Bill No. 29700!. .

.

2 .05 .10 1097 1.50 4. 50

H. Bill No. 30022 1 .05 .05 1117 1.50 3. 00

H. Bill No! 30566! 1 .05 .05 1174 1.25 1.25TT T>!n AT^ 01 con±1. Jiiil iNo. olOfiy 5 . UO . zo 1 1 Sn /Vicilf cTtpp"n^ 1.40 1. 40TT X) -11 1 AT^ 0 1 0 C C11. JtJuI iSIO, ^>185d 1

on 1216 1.40 1. 40TT "Dill XT^ 001 Ort 3 . UO 1 c;

. 10 1237 1.80 3! 60TT T);n AT^ 0001 £;11. Bill iNo. 322I0 8 .05 . -lU 1256 1.50 l!50TT x>in AJy-,. 0001 r»11. Bill JNo. «i22l9 22 . UO 1 in1. iu 1263 1.70 1.70

3 . 05 15 1272 1.75 1.75

H. Res. No. 28627... 1 !05 .05 1273. 1.40 1.40

H. Res. No. 28801... 1 .05 .05 1274..: 1.10 1.10

62d Cong., 1st sess. (pa- 1277 1.40 1.40

per): 1284 1.40 1.40

S. Doc. No. 2 1 .05 .05 1288 1.50 3.00

S. Doc. No. 7 7 .05 .35 1289 1.40 1.40

S. Doe. No. 15 1 .15 .15 1293 1.40 1.40

S. Doc. No. 22....... 4 .651 .05

2.60 1305 1.35 1.35

S. Doc. No. 29 3 .15 1306 1.70 1.70

S. Doc. No. 31 .15 1.35 1311 1.65 1.65

S. Doc. No. .32 I ' .05 .05 1317 2. 30 2.30



Title.;Xum-

!

ber of Price,

copies.

Congeess—Ck)iitiiiued.

Qmgressional set—Con.

Serial Nos.—CJontinued.133013371338133913451362137414161460146615131581160716291&451687 (cloth)1G91170717941836, pt. 1

1836, pts. 2, 3

21922204235523982429243024492600260626122613270027472827

Total.

289529012907295931423148317Q318831923227 (cloth).3248

3267, pts. 1-6, 2 sets..327133463349 (cloth)3.350 (cloth)3353 (cloth)a3.57 (cloth)3429 (cloth)34.35 (cloth)3469 (cloth)3470 (cloth)3476 fcloth)3505 (cloth)3511 (cloth)3524 (half leather)...353835463555 (halfleather)...3559 (cloth)3561 (cloth)35713562 (cloth)3563 (cloth)

Nlim-Title. ber of Trice. Total.

copies.

(cloth).

$1. 20 i

1.50 !

1.60I

2.50 :

1.10 i

1.60I

1.25 I

1.75 i

1.251.052.201.50l.GO1.401.251.101.70 !

1.501.30

i

1.10 I

2.102.801.151.601.301.201.40

I

2.501.50 !

1.501.601.901.401.75 1

1.70'

2.75l.fiO

1.202.001.001.75 ;

1.50i

1.151.55 !

1.75'

.451.55

1 11.00 I

l.GO1.45.75

1.25. 75

.

.601.00.50

1.00.80.80.90

1.252.251.401.601.25.70

I

.751.40

!

.75

.701.65

11.206. 00

1.602.501.101.601.251.751.252.102.201.50l.GO2. 801.251.101.701.501.301.102.102.801.15l.GO1.301.201.405.001.501.501.601.901.403.501.702.751.601.202.001.603.501.501.151.551.758.101.55

22. 001.601.45.75

1.251.50.GO

1.00.50

2.00.80

1.602.701.252.251.401.607.502. 103.007.001.501.40l.Go.40

Congress—Continued.|

Congressional set—Con.

Serial Nos.—Continued.3592 (cloth)

!

36103G11 (cloth) I

3615 (cloth) '

3615 (halfleather)...:

3G883709373137353815 (cloth)

3846 (half leather) . .

.

384G (cloth)

38483848 (cloth)

3850 (half morocco)..3850 (cloth)

3S51 (cloth j

3852 (cloth)

3853 (cloth)

3854 (cloth)

3856 (cloth)

3858 (cloth)

3859 (cloth)

3860 (cloth)

38G1 (cloth)

38G2 (cloth J

3867 (cloth)

3868 (cloth)

3875 (cloth)

3877 (cloth)

38783878 (cloth)

3886 (cloth) :

3974 (cloth)i

3988 (cloth)

39953898 (cloth)

4000 (cloth)

4029 (cloth)4031 (cloth)

4033 (cloth)

4038 (half leather)...4040 (cloth)40454117 (cloth)41554167 (cloth)4202-4205

, 4206, pts.

1-4 (2 sets)

42314231 (cloth)

4233 (cloth)

4234 (cloth)

4235 (cloth)

4239 (cloth)

4241 (cloth) '

4245 (cloth)

4248 (cloth)

424943764399 (cloth)439944i9'(ciotiay.'.".!

4430 (cloth)4592 (half leather)...475246744764477148304831

1

4904i

1

1

SO. SO sto. ovj

2 1. 40 1 ini. 4U3 . 50 1 50

. 60 2 401. 25 l! 25

2 1. 60 3 202. 20 2 201. 25 1. 251. 50 l! 50i. /o 1

I. 00 i. oo2 . 60 1 201 1 1 1. loQO . to

1. 65 1 65

. (0 o. to

. ou . ou

. to . to

• 107s;

. to1 nn1. uu o. Uu

'~r\ 70. i\}

i. uo 1 05. ou 5050 . 50

. ou . 501 .50 !502 1.00 2.004 . 60 Z. 4U1i . 60 . DUQO 1 OS

JL. zo 7c;o. to

1 1 ot;1. ^ I.

O. 60 1 oni. ZU

o/ . 60 1 on1

. to • to

0 1 fin1. UU Q.vU1 1. 65 1. 651 . 65 . 65

1 1. 00 1. 005 . 70 3. 501 . 40 . 403 1. 00 3. 001 . 65 . G51 . 50 c;n

. OU1 1. 25 1. 25

5 1. 00 5. 001 1. 55 1. 553 1. 10 3. 30

IG 0. 00 on ArvoU. 001 1. 40 1. 40

. 80 sn• OU1 !65 .65

1 1.00 1.003 .80 2.40

8 1.00 8.004 .90 3.602 .65 1.306 . 55 3.30

1.40 1.401.50 1.50.65 1.30

1.25 1.25.55 .55

11 .60 6.601.95 1.951.00 1.001.60 1.601.50 1.501.15 1.151.25 1.251.50 1.501.75 1.75

1 Per set.


Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911—Continued.

Title.


Congressional set—Qon.

Serial Nos.—Continued.490649114912491449224932 (paper)4933 (paper)4934 (paper)4935

Num-ber of

copies.

5015.5023.5070.5073.5082.5083.5175.5187.

Price.

$1.752.251.501.501.50.60.60.50

1.001.502.402.001.601.801.401. 101.352.50

Total.

$1.752.251.504.501.50.60.60.50

2.001.502.404.001.601.801.401. 101.352.50

Title.Num-ber of

copies.


Congressional set—Con.

Serial Nos.—Continued.51885199 (half morocco)..5264 (buckram)5269 (buckram)5288 (buckram)5372 (buckram)5373 (buckram)5394 (buckram)5397 (buckram)5398 (buckram)5399 (buckram)5569 (buckram)5570 (buckram)

Books sent out on sub-1

scription 406,176

Total 717,094

Price.

$2.252.00.55.70.75.55.55.60.45

1.001.00.55

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