ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

PUBLIC PRINTER

FOR THE

Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1900.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

I 900.

Government Printing Office,

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, D. C, December j, ipoo.

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, 1900. Very respectfully, F. W. Paemer,

Public Printer.

The President of the Senate pro tempore.

3

ANNUAL REPORT

OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

To the Senate and House of Representatives:

During the past year, while the facilities of this office have been taxed

to their utmost capacity to meet the ever-increasing demands made upon

it by the two Houses of Congress and the several Departments of the

Government, there have been no delays in the execution of the work

which have embarrassed the public service in any degree. In the item of printing Senate and House bills and resolutions alone,

the number printed during the first session of the present Congress was

only 367 less than that printed during the three sessions of the Fiftyfifth Congress, while the Senate and House committee reports of the

Fifty-fifth Congress exceeded those of the first session of the Fifty-sixth

Congress by 578 only. The following statement shows the increase in the number of volumes of reserved Senate and House documents and

reports printed during the Congresses named:

Fifty-fourth Congress: volumes. First session 120 Second session 94

The subjoined statement exhibits the increase in the number of volumes constituting the annual reports of some of the Executive

Departments for the fiscal years named.

Fifty-fifth Congress:

First session . . Second session Third session .

3i 133 116

Fifty-sixth Congress, first session 185

Report of the Secretary of the Interior: Volumes. For 1897 For j 898, For 1899 For 1900

1

1

1215

*5 5
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Report of the Secretary of War: Volumes. For 1897 8 For 1898 9 For 1899 13 For 1900 *

. . 22 Report of the Secretary of the Navy:

For 1897 1 For 1898 2 For 1899 1 For 1900 1 Volume 30 of the Statutes at Large (Fifty-fifth Congress) contained

1,000 pages more than volume 29 (Fifty-fourth Congress), the former

having 2,070 pages and the latter 1,070 pages. On May 8, 1900, a letter was received by me from Herbert Putnam,

Librarian of Congress, requesting the establishment in the Library

building of a branch of the Government Printing Office wherein the

printing and the binding for the Library might be executed. As a basis

for this request, the Librarian stated that there were books under his

charge which could be spared only for a minimum time; that there were

others needing full binding, which, 011 account of their value or otherwise, should not be taken from the building for that purpose; that, as a whole, library binding is of a character more special than the bulk of work done at the Government bindery. The Librarian assumed that the

convenience of having the binding done in the Library building would

extend also to the printing. Under authority of law conferred upon the

Public Printer materials for a branch printing office and bindery were

purchased and placed in the Library building, and the branch is now in active operation.

On the 12th of January, 1895, an act of Congress was passed which

contained a provision authorizing the payment of 50 cents per hour, or $4 per day, to pressmen employed in the Government Printing Office. During many preceding years the compensation to that class of employees

had been 40 cents an hour, or $3.20 per day. Inasmuch as the rates of compensation to other skilled mechanics in this office had remained with- out corresponding increase, efforts were made from time to time to secure

action in their behalf. During the last session of the Fifty-fifth Congress authority was conferred upon the Public Printer to pa3r

, in his dis- cretion, compositors and bookbinders in the Government Printing Office 50 cents an hour, or $4 per day, the same rate received by pressmen. In

the exercise of this discretion, I authorized the payment to the two

classes of skilled mechanics thus designated the sum of 50 cents per hour,

or $4 per day.

Applications were subsequently made by other classes of skilled mechanics for a similar rate of increase of wages, and, under authority

conferred upon the Public Printer by law, the following-named classes were authorized to receive the same rate of compensation paid to press-
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men, compositors, and bookbinders, viz : Blacksmiths, carpenters, electricians, electrotypers, leather parers, machinists, plumbers, saw grinders, steam fitters, and stereotypers. The pay of painters was increased

from $3.20 per day to $3.50 per day. Female operatives were authorized to receive an increase as follows: Directresses from $2.24 to $2.50

per day, gold workers, numberers, press feeders, and sewers from $1:92

to $2 per day, folders from $1.83 to $2 per day. These several rates of increased compensation to the classes named were authorized to take

effect on July 1 , 1 900. The stable at present occupied for the uses of the Government Printing Office, on G street between North Capitol street and First street

east, is leased property, at a rental of $2,600 a year. It was constructed for the special occupancy of the Government Printing Office,

but the building is not fireproof, and the rental is liable to terminate at the option of the owner at the end of each year. In view of these facts, I respectfully recommend the construction of a fireproof building for the

uses of a stable as near as possible to the fireproof extension of the Government Printing Office, now in course of erection. For this purpose

three lots of 24 feet frontage on G street, extending 175 feet to Jackson

alley, immediately contiguous to the new extension, would be available

as a site for such a building, ownership and possession to be obtained by

condemnation proceedings. Two of the lots only would be necessary

for the purposes of the building, but the third should be acquired to comply with the wise provision in every statute passed by Congress for the construction of public buildings, viz, that they "shall be unexposed

to danger from fire by an open space of at least forty feet on each side,

including streets and alleys. '

'

During the past year the equipment in the power plant of this office has maintained its record for efficiency and economy, no expenditures

having been made for repairs either to the engine or boilers. In order to meet the increased demands which will be made upon this plant when the new building for the Government Printing Office shall have been completed, a contract has been made with the Kdward P.

Allis Company, of Milwaukee, Wis., for two 800-horsepower cross com- pound condensing engines, each engine to be provided with a direct con- nected 600-kilowatt electric generator. The generators to be direct current, self-exciting, compound, multipolar, and containing all the latest improvements known to electrical science for this class of machinery.

The price for these two engines and generators, erected in position, exclusive of steam and electric connections, is $73,500. They will be ready

for service in August, 1901. Contracts have also been awarded to the I. P. Morris Company, of Philadelphia, Pa., for four 300-horsepower Scotch type marine boilers,

with economizers and a specially constructed steam main; to James H.

McGill, of Washington, D. C, for four steel supports for economizers,
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and to Henry R. Worthington, of Brooklyn, N. Y., for eight steam

pumps. Drawings for the new electric switchboard are nearly completed.

This board, inclusive of the one now in use, will be 80 feet long and 9

feet high. In connection with the electric plant for the new building, a

large storage battery will be installed, which will be used as a regulator

as well as to operate the plant on small loads. The economizer supports have been erected and four of the steam

pumps are in place. Two of the boilers and the steam main are ready

for installation. When the addition, now in course of erection, to the present power

plant shall have been completed, the engine room will occupy a space

measuring 63 by 130 feet. Submitted herewith is the report of the Superintendent of Documents;

a statement by Lieut. John S. Sewell, of the Engineer Bureau of the

War Department, showing the present condition of construction upon

the Government Printing Office extension, and tabular statements exhibiting the amount of work executed and disbursements made during the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1900.

F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer.
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.

Government Printing Office,

Office of Superintendent of Documents,

Washington, D. C, October i, igoo.

Sir : I have the honor to submit herewith a report of the receipt, distribution, and sale of public documents for the fiscal year 1900, with such recommendations as are deemed essential to the improvement of the service. A list is appended of all libraries that receive documents regularly from this office as depositories of public documents. Report of documents received and distributed during the fiscal year ended

June so, /poo.

Received from

:

Government Printing Office 551, 883 Geological Survey 23, 500

Agriculture, Department of _ , . 23, 253

Interior, Department of 2, 031 Treasury, Department of 22, 767

State, Department of 5, 036 War, D partment of 15, 219 Navy, Department of 1, 047

Post-Office Department 80 Bureaus and offices 93

Libraries, individuals, and exchanges 29, 805 Distributed to

:

Designated depositories, State and Territorial libraries 217, 562 Miscellaneous libraries 92, 717 Remainder designations 23, 820

Presidents' messages designations 50,340

Geological Survey designations ' 25, 621

Official Register designations 528 Document Catalogue designations 363 Document Index designations 467 Flags of Maritime Nations designations 584 Departments for official use, etc 35, 405 Monthly Catalogue distribution 27, 015

Price-list distribution 12, 880 Legations 191, 390 Documents sold

:

Periodicals, on subscription 2, 608

Sales, as per itemized statement 25, 295

674, 714

706, 595 Decrease in number of documents during the fiscal year

1899-1900 3I; 881 Number of documents on hand July 1, 1899 396, 699 Number of documents on hand July 1, 1900 364, 818
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Report of documents received and distributed during tlie fiscal year ended

June jo, /poo—Continued. Documents on hand in : L Street storage warehouse 32, 488 Library and bins 307, 206 Mailing room 25, 124 364,818 RECAPITULATION. Documents on hand July f, 1899 396, 699 Documents received July 1, 1899, to J une 3°> I 9°° 674, 714 Total v 1,071,413 Documents sold July 1, 1899, to June 30, 1900 27, 903 Documents distributed July i, 1899, to J ulie 3°> 1 9°° 678, 692 Total 706, 595 Documents on hand July 1, 1900 364, 818 SALES. There were sold during the fiscal year 27,903 documents. The total amount

received was $9,978.61, of which $953.65 was returned to the remitters because the

office was unable to supply the documents ordered. The net receipts were therefore $8,902.21, being an increase over the previous year of $1,346.11. The average

price per document was 31.9 cents as against 31.3 cents in 1899. The public demand for public documents has been stimulated largely by the dis- tribution of price lists. This office has issued the third edition of a price list of all public documents now available for sale. The Department of Agriculture issues and

distributes a monthly list of its publications, which has a circulation of about 60,000

copies. Under the provisions of section 61 of the printing act, all of the priced publications of the Department of Agriculture are turned over to this office for sale, and

these include substantially everything issued by that Department except Farmers'

Bulletins. The monthly list, as stated, is placed in the hands of 60,000 people, and all appli- cations for priced documents are referred to this office. The number of such docu- ments supplied for sale averages 200 copies of each edition, and it is not unusual for me to receive in two or three days a sufficient number of orders to exhaust the

supply. The Department recently issued Entomology Bulletin 25, new series, on the Mosquito; price 5 cents. The supply was exhausted in a day or two, and orders for

it are coming in at the rate of 10 to 20 a day. The consequent correspondence,

return of money, etc., is a greater expense than it would be to reprint the document. But the constant demand for documents that are out of print is not confined to the

publications of the Department of Agriculture. There should, in my judgment, be

authority lodged somewhere to order the reprint of documents when the public

demand is large enough to justify it, if the plates have not been destroyed. My

experience in this respect led to the insertion of a claiise in the bill now pending

before Congress (S. 3181 ) to amend the printing act, to authorize the Superintendent

of Documents to make requisition upon the Public Printer for the reprint of docu- ments in certain cases. Authority to reprint would obviate the supposed necessity of limiting the sale of documents to individuals. The printing act prohibits the sale of more than one

copy of any document to the same person. This restriction is the cause of much

annoyance and vexatious delays to business men throughout the country, while it
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really affords no protection to the Government against anyone who may choose to take the trouble to evade it. Until recently it was almost impossible for the public to obtain public documents,

as the}- were distributed by way of favor to a few people. The demand was limited because no catalogues were issued and the people did not know what was being published. Now catalogues and price lists are printed at great expense to the Government, and are circulated all over the country, so that the people have become greatly

interested in and are eager to buy documents. Sound business principles would

suggest that means be afforded this office for supplying any document the people want and are willing to pay for, without restrictions of any kind. EXCHANGES WITH LIBRARIES. On account of the numerous independent agencies by which documents are dis- tributed, large numbers of duplicates accumulate in some of the libraries of the

country, while others are able to obtain documents only in a fragmentary way, if at

all. The requisitions of the latter for documents to fill up gaps in their files led the Superintendent of Documents to ask that duplicates not needed be sent him for redistribution, frank labels and mail bags being supplied to the libraries for the

purpose. The superintendent of documents. Department of the Interior ( Dr. John G.Ames),

in his report for 1894-95 estimated the number of volumes received from all sources

since he undertook '' this clearing-house service in the interest of the libraries ' ' at 225,000, of which 24,500 were Congressional Globes and Records.

I do not find any statistics concerning the redistribution to libraries prior to the establishment of this office. The record since then shows as follows: Documents receivedfrom and redistributed to libraries.

1S96 1897

1898

1899

1900

Previously received by Dr. Ames

Total

Received, ^**-

Volumes.

2, 590

31,321

17, 848

32, 261

25, 4io

'

29, 805

Volumes.

65,823

7, 4H

51,998

196,983

92, 717

139. 215

225, 000

414, 935

364, 215 414, 935

It thus appears that nearly half a million volumes of documents have been res- cued from ultimate destruction and placed in the files of libraries that can use them

to advantage.

This exchange system does not mean that a library may establish a credit account by returning documents against which it may draw in the future. If such was ever the practice, it has been discontinued. Under the present rule all libraries, so far as

their need for documents is concerned, are placed on an equal footing, and their requisitions are honored from the available exchange surplus without regard to the number of duplicates they may have individually returned. It appears to me that

this is the just and practical method. Any other plan would involve a large amount of bookkeeping, and no library could obtain surplus documents unless it had a credit account. The demand for surplus documents to fill up deficiencies in sets now comes

largely from libraries not regular depositories, as the depositories have substantially
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filled up the gaps in their files of public documents, at least .so far as this office can

aid them, and their needs require.

I find that there is a constantly increasing inquiry for the public documents from

public institutions, school and college libraries, especially for such as relate to sci- entific matters. This demand must sooner or later result in a more economic and

systematic distribution of the documents printed for the personal use of heads of departments and bureaus, and members of Congress.

In order to properly dispose of our surplus stock, I have from time to time made

up lists of documents available for distribution, so that librarians might make a

selection. A number of these lists have been supplied to each member of Congress,

so as to insure an equal distribution to the Congressional districts. This plan has produced very satisfactory results and will be enlarged upon in the future. DOCUMENTS RESERVED EOR BINDING UPON ORDERS FROM THE VICE-PRESIDENT,

SENATORS, AND REPRESENTATIVES. The discussion of the proper disposal of surplus documents leads to the consideration of the question : What shall be done with the documents reserved for binding upon orders from the Vice-President, Senators, and Representatives?

Section 54 of the printing act approved January 12, 1895, provides that 500 copies

of each document and report shall be reserved in unstitched form for binding upon

orders from members and officers of the Senate and House; that if not called for and

delivered within two years after printing, shall be delivered in unbound form to the Superintendent of Documents for distribution. According to a statement made to me by the foreman of the folding room, Government Printing Office, but 97 copies of the documents of the Fifty-fourth Congress were called for by those entitled to have them bound. There remain, then, 403

copies of each document of that Congress to be turned over to this office in unbound

form for distribution, making in the aggregate 85,000 volumes of books. These are

all stored in the warehouse, at great expense to the Government, without any pros- pect of this office being able to dispose of them in their present form.

I can see but one solution of the problem, and that is for Congress to authorize the Public Printer to bind the entire surplus arising from this source in good cloth binding so that the documents may be distributed to school, college, and public

libraries. This suggestion is embodied in the bill now before Congress, heretofore

referred to.

, DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. The term "designated depositories" is given to institutions named by Senators, Representatives, and Delegates in Congress, under sections 501 and 502, Revised

Statutes of the United States. Each Senator, Representative, and Delegate is enti- tled under the provisions of those sections to name one library in his State, District, or Territory, respectively, as a depository of public documents. At first the distri- bution to these depositories consisted solely of Congressional documents. The law

has been amended from time to time, however, so that now substantially all publi- cations of the Government are distributed to them.

In addition to the depositories designated by members of Congress, there are a number designated by law, with equal privileges. These are the libraries of each

State and Territory, the libraries of the eight Executive Departments, the libraries of the Military Academy at West Point and Naval Academy at Annapolis, respectively, the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. , and the library of the secretary

of the Territory of Alaska. Total authorized depositories, 510. While the deposi- tory list is subject to expansion by increased representation in the House after a census, provision is made for the printing and binding of but 500 copies of each document.
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Heretofore there has been no difficulty, because of the large number of members

who failed to make designations. So many new designations have been made

recently, however, that I shall soon be compelled to decline to make additions to the list because of lack of documents. The Public Printer should be authorized to print and bind as many copies of each document as may be required for distribution to depository libraries, the exact number to be certified to him at the beginning of each Congress. In another part of this report may be found a list of all depository libraries on

the books of this office, by States, alphabetically arranged, and showing the Congressional district to which each is charged. As the law now stands, a member of Congress may change the depository charged

to him each session of Congress if he chooses to do so. Fortunately this is seldom

done, as most members recognize the fact that broken sets of books are of little value, and that a library once named as a depository ought to remain so permanently. A change in the law that will insure permanency is, however, desirable. Librarians have not been slow to recognize improved methods in the Printing

Office, which have already resulted in the gain of one year in the distribution of Congressional documents. This very satisfactory condition has been brought about by

the establishment of a new section in the bindery for binding Congressional docu- ments "reserved" for binding and distribution to designated depositories. It is my

expectation that substantially all the documents of the Fifty-fifth Congress will be

distributed before the Fifty-sixth Congress shall meet at its second session, and that considerable progress will have been made in the binding and distribution of the documents of the first session of the Fifty-sixth Congress.

The distribution to the depositories during the year was much larger than ever

before, amounting to 217,562 books and pamphlets, of which 110,000 were sheepbound volumes. This is an average of 443 books to each depository.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES. These depositories are entitled to receive all the scientific publications of the Geological Survey, except the annual reports. Designations are made under the provi- sions of section 79 of the printing act approved January 12, 1895. Two designations

may be made by each Senator, Representative, and Delegate in Congress. A list of these depositories, showing the Congressional district to which charged, may be found in another part of this report. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES. The distribution of documents to this class of depositories is authorized by section 68 of the printing act approved January 12, 1895. No more than three libraries may

be designated by any Senator, Representative, or Delegate in Congress to receive "remainders." A list of libraries now on the list of remainder depositories, showing the Congressional district to which charged, may be found in another part of

this report. There was an average distribution during the fiscal year of thirty-five books and

pamphlets to each of these depositories.

MONTHLY CATALOGUE. The law authorizes the printing of but 2,000 copies of the Monthly Catalogue.

These are distributed as follows: Five hundred copies to members and officers of Congress; 500 copies to designated depositories, as required by law; 200 copies to heads of Departments and other officials of the Government, and the remainder to miscellaneous libraries and public institutions. The pressure for the catalogue upon the part of individuals has been very great, and many were anxious to pay any reasonable subscription for it. To satisfy this
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demand, in a measure, I have prepared and had printed a complete price list of all documents available for sale, which is supplied free to anybody. But this is not sat- isfactory to the large business and scientific interests of the country who desire to keep posted on current publications. I therefore hope that Congress will authorize the publication of a subscription edition of the Monthly Catalogue, to be sold at 60

cents a year. REFERENCE LIBRARY. The following table shows the number of books and maps in the library June 30, 1900, the number of publications of each Government author, and the number of accessions during the year. Books and maps in library June 30, 1900. Books. Maps

Increase since June 30, 1899. Books. Maps.

Agriculture Department

American Historical Association American State Papers

Civil Service Commission

Congress, miscellaneous publications Congressional documents (sheep set), vols Congressional proceedings, vols

District of Columbia Documents prior to Fifteenth Congress

Fish Commission Government Printing Office Geographic Names Board

Interior Department

Interstate Commerce Commission

Judiciary (United States Courts)

Justice Department

Eabor Department

Library of Congress Message and documents

National Academy of Sciences National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Navy Department

Post-Office Department

President of United States Smithsonian Institution State Department

Treasury Department War Department

Miscellaneous, not Government publications

,99668

38

11S 918

,885 363

296 M5

45i

147

10 ,915 339

284

19357

l5f

53948

51

,95i ,137 234 ,378

> 0I 9 ,626

.054

124

2,499 ! 5445o

617

58

502

223

14 132 2184

3389

33

23

463

35

12

15

10 49

2

4 908

440

11 67

201 937

1, 164

5,027 ; 5,458

37, 168 6, 252

The growth of the library has been phenomenal, as the following table shows:

Accessions to reference library, 1895-1900. 1895-96 14,799

1897 19,438

1898 23,247

1899 30,698

1900 37, 168
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The great mass of scientific and historical treasures locked up in these documents

for lack of proper indexes will, it is hoped, soon be opened up to the people by means

of the new check list, which is being pushed to completion as rapidly as possible.

There is a growing need for a national library of official public documents, and

there is no better foundation upon which to build such a library than the library of

this office. There is not much doubt but that the State and municipal and foreign

governments would render every assistance in their power to make the collection of

official documents complete.

This office would undertake the collection of the official documents of State, municipal, and foreign governments if authorized by Congress to do so. If such authority were given, however, it would be necessary also to afford proper facilities for the use of the same by the public. Sufficient space could probably be arranged for either

in the new Printing Office building or in the proposed Hall of Records. No doubt Congress will soon see the necessity of providing means for opening up

to the public the great document library we now have. At present there is barely room for the clerical force, and I have been compelled to refuse all applications to use it. PUBLICATIONS. The following documents were published during the year: One Consolidated Index (Fifty-fifth Congress, third session), 1 price list of all doc- uments available for sale by this office, and 11 numbers of the Monthly Catalogue of Public Documents.

Forty-eight thousand cards were written in the preparation of documents published and to be published hereafter. In my last annual report I spoke of improving the Monthly Catalogue by making

the index cumulative. The change was made at the beginning of the present cal- endar year with the February number. The June and December numbers will, therefore, contain complete indexes to the five preceding numbers. The cumulation

will be for a period of six months only, as I find that it is not practicable to cover

the whole year without a break. It is my present intention to consolidate the index

for the whole year in the December number.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE PRINTING ACT. A bill was introduced in the Senate at its last session to amend the act of January

12, 1895, relating to the public printing, binding, and the distribution of public documents. The Committee on Printing reported the bill back with the recom- mendation that it pass.

It is hoped that prompt and favorable action will be taken at the next session of Congress, as a change in the present law is essential to economy in printing, binding, and the prompt distribution of documents. The librarians of the country are substantially unanimous in their approval of the proposed amendments, especially in so far as they relate to changes in methods of binding and titles of public documents. NEW CHECK EIST. Cards have been written for the Congressional set of documents, and are now

being compared and arranged for printing. This part of the check list, with index

to same, will probably be published in separate form for temporary use, as there will be considerable delay in finishing the list and index of the departmental service. Very respectfully, L. C FerrEEE, Superintendent. Hon. F. W. Paemer, Public Printer.
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DEPOSITORIES OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

ALABAMA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Town or city Name of library. Congressional

district. Auburn

Anniston ... Birmingham

East Take. .

.

Florence .... Mobile Do

Montgomery Do

University .

.

Wetumpka . .

Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama.

St. Michael's

Public Howard College

State Normal School Spring Hill College Young Men's Christian Association

State Board of Health

State and Supreme Court

University of Alabama Wetumpka Academy Public

Third. Fourth. Ninth.

Senatorial. Eighth.

Senatorial.

First. Second.

Sixth.

Fifth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Athens Birmingham

Cullman .... Delta Evergreen .

.

Falkville Forney

Hamilton . .

.

Jackson

Livingston .

.

Montgomery

Roanoke .... SelmaDo

Talladega . .

.

Athens College Bar Association Polytechnic

Public School

State Agricultural Experiment College. Normal College Forney West Alabama Agricultural School

Agricultural College Normal College Commercial and Industrial Association School v Alabama Baptist Colored University . .

.

Library Dallas Academy

Talladega College

Eighth.

Ninth. Seventh.

Fifth. Second.

Eighth.

Seventh.

Sixth.

First. Sixth. Second.

Fifth. Fourth.

Senatorial. Fourth. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Albertville .

.

Auburn Birmingham

Blountsville

.

Brewton

Demopolis .

.

Jackson

Larkinsville Montevalo .

.

Montgomery Mount Hope

Troy

Tuskegee . .

.

Walnut Grov

Seventh District Agricultural .School Female Institute Zuelosophian Academy, 207 South Twentieth st . Ninth District Agricultural School Brewton Institute Marengo Female Academy

Agricultural College High School

Girls' Industrial School

Public Wallace Institute State Normal Schools Alabama Military Institute Walnut Grove College

Seventh.

Third. Ninth.

Do. Second.

First.Do.

Eighth.

Fourth. Second.

Eighth. Second.

Fifth. Seventh.
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Depositories of Public Documents—Continued. ALASKA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

i7

Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Sitka ARIZONA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Phoenix Tucson At large. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORY.

Bisbee At large. REMAINDER LIBRARY.

Phoenix Library Association At large. ARKANSAS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Arkadelphia

Clarksville .

.

Fayetteville

.

Fort Smith . Helena

Little Rock.

.

Do

Pine Bluff . .

.

Searcy

Ouachita College Arkansas Cumberland College

.

University of Arkansas

Public School Women's Library Association. . Marquand

Arkansas State Branch Normal College

.Searcy College

Third.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Second.

First. Senatorial.

Second.

Sixth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Arkadelphia

Bentonville . Conway

Fordyce

Harrison

Monticello .

,

Newport

Ozark

Paris Pine Bluff ..

.

Prescott

Spielerville ,

Methodist College

Bentonville College Hendrix College Conference Training School

Public School Hinemon University School Franklin Doswell Female Institute Franklin Female College

Paris Academy

Merrill Institute High School Subajaco Monastery

Third.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Second.

Fifth. Second.

First. Fourth.

Do.

Senatorial. Third.

Senatorial. S. Doc. 19 2
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Depositories of Public Documents— Continued.

ARKANSAS—Continued. REMAINDER LIBRARIES. Town or city.

Batesville . .

.

Bentonville . Camden

Conway Elm Springs Hot Springs. Junction

Little Rock.

.

Nashville Pea Ridge . .

.

Pine Bluff . . Prescott Springdale .

.

Stuttgart Van Bnren . .

Name of library. Arkansas College Bentonville College High School Hendrix College Elm Springs Academy

Public School High School Department of Public Instruction, High School Pea Ridge Normal College .... Public Schools

Public vSchool .Springdale Academy

Stuttgart College High School

Congressional

district.

.Sixth. Fifth. Third.

Fifth.Do. Second.

Third. Fourth.

Third.

Fifth. Second.

Third.

Fifth. Sixth.

Fifth. CALIFORNIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Berkeley Eos Angeles Sacramento Do

San Diego San Francisco Do

Santa Rosa

Stanford University Stockton

Eureka

Fresno

Gilroy

Lompoc

Eos Gatos Oakland DoDo

Placerville Red Bluff Riverside

Salinas Santa Clara San Francisco South Pasadena

.Stockton Woodland

University of California Public

California State Free Public Free Public Free Public Mechanics' Institute Free Public Library of Eelaud Stanford Junior University Free Public

Third.

Sixth.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Senatorial. Fourth.

First. Fifth. Second. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Free

Public

Public Free High School

California College

Starr King Fraternity Young Men's Christian Association. El Dorado County Law

Public School

Public Free

Santa Clara College

Circuit Court of Appeal

Public

Public School Woodland Free

First. Seventh.

Fifth. Sixth.

Fifth. Third.

Senatorial. Do. Second.

First. Seventh.

Sixth. Senatorial. Fourth.

Senatorial. Second.

Third.
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district. Alameda

Bodie Haywards

Jackson

Lodi Los Angeles.

.

Mendocino . . Napa City Pasadena

Riverside San Jose Santa Barbara

Santa Rosa . .

.

Sonora

Free High School Union High Schools. High School High School

State Normal School High School Free Public

Public Schools

Public

Public High School High School High -School

Third. Second.

Third. Second.

Do.

Sixth.

First.Do.

Sixth. Seventh.

Fifth. Sixth.

First. Second. COLORADO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Boulder

Colorado Springs Denver Do

Pueblo

Colorado Springs Denver Do

Do.

Greeley Monte Vista Montrose

Denver

Fort -Collins Greeley, Monte Vista Pueblo Do

Buckingham University of Colorado

Colorado College, Coburn

Public -. Colorado State McClelland Public , GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Public Bureau of Mines

Office vState Inspector Coal Mines

Sacred Heart College

State Normal School Monte Vista Library Association Montrose REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

State Historical and Natural History Society Agricultural College

State Normal School Monte Vista Library Association Central School High School

Senatorial. Do.

First.

Second.

Senatorial.

First. Senatorial.

First. Senatorial. Second.

Do.

First.Do. Do. Second.

Do. Do.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Bridgeport Hartford Do New Haven New Loudon

Norwi

Waterbury

Meriden

Middlefield New Britain New Haven Do Newtown .

.

Rockville . .

.

Southport .

.

Stonington

.

Storrs Willimautic Do

Public Library and Reading Room

Connecticut State Trinity College Yale University

Public

Otis

Silas Bronsou GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES

Young Men's Christian Association. Coe Public

State Normal School High School Young Men's Institute Public

Public Pequot Library Association Free Library Association

Agricultural College

State Normal School

City

Senatorial. Do. Do. Second.

Do.

Fourth.

First. Fourth.

Third.

First. Senatorial. Third. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Branford .

.

Bristol Colchester Columbia. ... Cromwell

Danielson

East Hartford Lebanon New Haven .

.

Norwalk

Southport ....

Blackstone Memorial

Public Free

Public Belden

Free Raymond Public Free

Free Public

Public Pequot

vSecond.

First. Third.

First. .Second. Third.

First. Third. Second.

Fourth.

Do. DELAWARE.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Dover Newark

Newcastle .

.

Wilmington

Delaware State Law

Delaware College Newcastle Library Company

Wilmington Institute Free..

Senatorial. At large. Senatorial.
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21

Town or citv. Name of librarv. Congressional

district. Dover College for Colored Students Do Wilmington Conference Academy

Smyrna Smyrna Library Wilmington Brownson

Senatorial. Do. At large. Senatorial. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

DoverDo

Harrington . Laurel

Mil ford . . . . Wilmington

.

Public I At large. State College Colored Students" Do. Public School j Do. Public Schools Do. Public Do. Board of Public Education Do. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Washington Executive Department libraries: Agriculture.

Interior.

Justice. Navy.

Post-Office.

State. Treasury. War.REMAINDER LIBRARY.

Washington. Catholic Universitv FLORIDA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. De Land

Leesburg

Milton

Tallahassee

.

Do

Bartow

Fernandina . Jacksonville Jasper Palatka Tampa

John B. Stetson University

Florida Conference College Santa Rosa Academy Public Seminary West of Suwanee River

Florida State

Senatorial. Second.

Senatorial.

First.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

State Agricultural Military School. Public Library- and Reading Room

Public Knights of Pythias

Public High School

First. Senatorial. Do. Second.

Do.

First.
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.

REMAINDER LIBRARIES. Town or city.

Gainesville. . Jacksonville Palatka Tampa

Name of library.

East Florida Seminary

Public

.. ..do High School

Congressional

district. Second.

Do.

Do.

First. GEORGIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Abbeville . Athens

Atlanta . . . Do

Augusta . .

.

Cuthbert . Dahlonega

Gainesville Macon Newnan . .

.

Oxford . .

.

Quitman .

.

Rome

Savannah .

Georgia Normal College and Business Institute University of Georgia

Georgia State Young Men's Library Association Young Men's Library Association Bethel College North Georgia Agricultural College Georgia Female Seminary

Public Library Association Emory College Brooks County Library Association Young Men's Library Association Georgia Historical Society

Third. Eighth.

Fifth. Tenth.

Second.

Senatorial Ninth.

Sixth. Fourth.

Senatorial. Eleventh.

Seventh.

First. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Americus

Barnesville. .

.

Conyers

Covington .... dimming

Cuthbert Dalton

Elberton Lagrange

Locustgrove .

.

McRae

Marietta Montezuma .

.

Rome

Savannah Do

Sparta Tallapoosa . .

.

Washington . Westpoint

Wrightsville Young Harris

Americus Gordon Institute High School High School Hightower Institute. ..... Andrew Female College.

.

Public School

Harris Allen Southern Female College Locustgrove College South Georgia College. . . . Public School

Public School

Public School

Catholic Library Association, care Drayton & Mc- Donough.

Young Men's Christian Association, 126 Jones

street. High School

Public School Mary Willis Public Nannie Lou Warthen College

College

Third.

Sixth.

Fifth.Do. Ninth.

Senatorial. Do. Eighth.

Fourth.

Sixth. Eleventh.

Seventh.

Third.

Senatorial.

First.Do. Tenth.

Seventh.

Eighth.

Fourth. Eleventh.

Ninth.
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23

Town or citv Name of library. Congressional

district. Abbeville Atlanta Do

Do

Auburn

Buchanan

Cedartown . .

.

Dawson

Dublin

Elberton . . .

.

Hawkinsville Hiawassee . . Jefferson

Milledgeville. Montezuma . Savannah Do

Stillmore Thomasville . Turin

Valdosta Waycross White Plains.

Public School

Engineers' Atlanta Fire Department

School of Technology

Perry-Rainey College High School Samuel Benedict Normal School

Public School

Public Schools

Harris-Allen

Public School Hiawassee College Martin Institute Middle Georgia and Agricultural College Public Schools Chatham Academy

Young Men's Christian Association Stillmore College South Georgia College Turin Library Association Public School Board of Education

Public

Third.

Fifth.Do.

Do. Ninth. Seventh. Do.

Second. Eleventh.

Eighth.

Third.

Ninth.

Do.

Sixth. Third.

First.Do.

Do. Second.

Fourth. Eleventh.

Do. Eighth.

IDAHO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Albion

Boise City .

.

Lewiston . .

.

Moscow

Boise Grangeville

Hailey Idaho Falls Preston Weiser

Bl'ackfoot . . Genesee

Lewiston .

.

Weiser

Normal School Idaho State Public School

University of Idaho GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Woman's Columbian Club

Public School

Public School

Public School

College Weiser Academy

REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Public vSchool Graded Schools Normal School Weiser College and Academy

Senatorial.

Senatorial. At large.

At large. Senatorial. At large. Senatorial. Do.

Do.

At large. Do.

Do.

Do.
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ILLINOIS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Town or city.

Belleville Carbondale . Chicago DoDo

Do

DoDo

Dekalb

Elgin Evanston .... Ewing

Galesblirg. .

.

Jacksonville

.

Joliet Monmouth .

.

Normal

Olney

Peoria Princeton . . . Rockford .... Springfield.

.

Do

Upper Alton Urbana

Name of library

Public Southern Illinois State Normal University

Chicago Historical Society John Crerar

Library of University of Chicago

Newberry

Public

St. Ignatius College Northern Illinois State Normal School

Gail Borden Public Northwestern University

Ewing College

Public

Public Public Monmouth College

Illinois State Normal University

Public

Public Matson Public Public

Illinois State

Illinois State Historical Society

Shurtleff College

University of Illinois

Congressional

district

.

Twenty-first. Twenty-second.

Sixth.

Fifth.

First. Third. Second.

Fourth.

.Senatorial. Eighth.

Seventh. Twentieth. Tenth.

Sixteenth. Twelfth.

Fifteenth.

Senatorial. Nineteenth.

Fourteenth.

Eleventh.

Ninth.

Seventeenth. Eighteenth.

Thirteenth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Abingdon . .

,

Baldwin Beardstown

Belvidere . .

.

Canton

Carlinville . Carmi

Carrollton .

.

Carthage

Chester Chicago .... Do

DoDoDo

Do. Do.

Clinton Danville ..... East St. Louis Edwardsville Effingham . ..

Hedding College

Public School High School Public '.. Public

Carlinville High School

Public : Columbian Tecumseh Armour Institute Hyde Park High School Lincoln Club, 531 West Adams street Menokeu Club, 1196 Washington boulevard North Division High School, Wendell and Wells

streets. West Division High School, Congress street and Ogden avenue. Young Men's Christian Association, 542 West Monroe street. Public School High School

Public Public

Ladies' Library Association

Tenth.

Twenty-first. Sixteenth. Ninth. Fourteenth.

Senatorial. Twentieth.

Sixteenth.

Fifteenth.

Twenty-first.

First.Do. Second.

Fourth.

Sixth. Fourth.

Fifth. Thirteenth. Twelfth.

Senatorial. Eighteenth.

Nineteenth.
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25

Town or citv. Name of library. Congressional

district. Evanston .

.

Galena

Geneseo. . .

.

Geneva

Godfrev .... Hoopeston . Jerseyville . Mound City Nunda

Ottawa

Pekin

Petersburg

.

Robinson. .

.

Shelbyville. Springfield. Streator .... Tuscola .... Virginia Warsaw

Waukegan .

Public

Public, United States postoffice building

Public High School

Monticello Seminary

Greer College Public ..' Public School High School Reddick High School Petersburg Library Association Robinson

Public School Concordia College

Public ... Public School High School

Public

PublicREMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Public

Public School Withers Public

Association

Public Eastern Illinois State Normal School Armour Institute Manual Training School, Michigan avenue and

Twelfth street. West Side Young Men's Christian Association,

542 Monroe street. Public School

Public School High School

Public Austin College Public School

Public

Public

Illinois College Public , Public High School Lake Forest University ... Public. City Public Schools

Public Mount Morris College

Seventh.

Ninth. Tenth. Eighth.

Senatorial Twelfth.

Senatorial. Twenty-second.

Eighth. Eleventh.

Fourteenth. Seventeenth.

Nineteenth.

Eighteenth. Seventeenth.

Eleventh.

Thirteenth.

Sixteenth.

Fifteenth. Seventh.

Aledo

Areola Bloomington

Carlinville . .

.

Carthage

Charleston . .

.

Chicago Do

Do.

Clinton Columbia

Del avan

Edwardsville. Effingham

Fairfield Freeport Havana

Jacksonville. .

,

Do

Kewanee

Lacon Lake Forest .

.

Lincoln Macomb

McLeansboro

Mattoon Mount Morris

Tenth.

Thirteenth. Do.

Sixteenth.

Fifteenth. Nineteenth.

First. Second.

Fourth.

Thirteenth.

Twenty-first. Fourteenth. Eighteenth.

Nineteenth. Twentieth.

Ninth. Fourteenth.

Sixteenth. Do. Tenth.

Fourteenth. Seventh. Seventeenth.

Fifteenth. Twentieth.

Nineteenth.

Ninth.
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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REMAINDER IJBRARIRS—Continued. Town or city.

Pekin

Polo Rankin Redbud

Rochelle Rock Island. Streator Teutopolis. . . Westfield. ..

.

Name of library.

Public Public Women's Literary Club

Public School High School Augustana College

Ladies' Library

St. Joseph Diocesan

Westfield College

Congressional

district. Fourteenth.

Ninth. Twelfth.

Twenty-first. Ninth. Tenth.

Eleventh. Nineteenth.

Do.

INDIANA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Bloomington . . Borden

Crawfordsville Evansville Fort Wayne. .

.

Franklin

Greencastle . . Hanover

Huntington . . Indianapolis .

.

Lafayette Muncie

Notre Dame. .

.

Richmond

Valparaiso Vincennes

Indiana University Borden Institute Wabash College Willard

Public Franklin College De Pauw University Hanover College Free Library of Public Schools Indiana State Public

Public ; Lemonnier, University of Notre Dame

Morrison-Reeves Northern Indiana Normal School Vincennes University

Senatorial. Third. Ninth.

First. Twelfth.

Seventh.

Senatorial. Fourth. Eleventh. Tenth.

Eighth.

Thirteenth.

Sixth. Tenth.

Second.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Public Library Association Public School Wells County

Public School High School

Anderson

Aurora

Bedford

Bluffton Boonville

Brazil Columbia City j High School . Columbus High School . Connersville Public Corydon. High School . Delphi Public School

Elizabeth Public School Elwood High School .

Eighth.

Fourth. Second.

Eighth.

First. Fifth. Twelfth.

Fourth.

Sixth. Third. Ninth.

Third. Eighth.
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27

Town or citv Congressional

district. Garrett High School Greenwood Social Institute Indianapolis Public Knox High School

Lafaj-ette Purdue University Lawrenceburg High School Logansport City Monticello Public High School Mount Vernon

Newcastle

Noblesville Oldenburg .

'. Osgood

Portland High School

Sullivan High School Upland Taylor University Williamsport Public School

Alexandria High School

Ladies' Library Association Academy Library at Oldenburg

Osgood Township (High School)

REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Albion Anderson

Avilla Bedford

Boonville Corydon Do

Crawfordsville Delphi

Hammond

Indianapolis Knightstown

Kokomo • . . . ;

.

Lafayette Laporte , Logansport Marion

Michigan City Noblesville Princeton Richmond

Rochester South Bend

South Whitley

Spiceland

Tell City Washington

Public School

Pviblic and Reading Room

High School

Public

Public School. High School Ohio Valley Normal College

Public Library Association

.

High School High School

Public

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans Home Sixth. Public Eleventh. Purdue University Tenth.

Public Do.

Public I Eleventh. Marion Normal College

Public

Ladies' Public Public Earlham College High School Northern Indiana Historical Society High School Spiceland Academy

Public School High School

Do. Tenth.

Ninth.

First. Sixth. Thirteenth. Do. Twelfth.

Sixth. Third. Second.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Boone

Cedar Falls Council Bluffs. .

.

Des Moines Do

Dubuque

Fairfield Fayette

Grinnell Iowa City Mount Pleasant. Mount Vernon . Sioux City Tabor

Free Public

Public Free Public Iowa State Public Young Men's library Associatioi Jefferson Count}'

Upper Iowa University Iowa College -. State University of Iowa Iowa Wesleyan University Cornell College Public Tabor College

Tenth.

Third.

Ninth.

Seventh.

Senatorial.

First. Fourth.

Sixth. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Eleventh.

Eighth.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Alden Ames

Atlantic Burlington

Do.... Cedar Rapids. .

.

Denison

Greenfield Hampton

Jewell Junction Lemars

McGregor

Marengo

Marshalltown .

.

Muscatine Nevada

Oelwein

Oskaloosa Ottumwa

Pella Sac City Winterset

Public Iowa Agricultural College . Powers's Memorial

Burlington

High School

Public Normal School Free Public Public !..'.. Lutheran College

City High School

Public vSchool Marshall County

Academj' of Science

Public High School Oskaloosa College

Public

Central University of Iowa. Sac City Institute PublicREMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Third.

Senatorial. Ninth.

.Senatorial. Do.

Fifth. Tenth.

Ninth.

Third. Tenth.

Eleventh.

Fourth. Second.

Fifth. Second.

Seventh.

Fourth.

Sixth.Do.

Senatorial. Eleventh.

Seventh.

Boonesboro Boone County Normal Institute Burlington City Public Cedar Rapids Cherokee

Clinton Davenport

Decorah Des Moines Earlham

Eldora

Free Public

Ladies' Library Association. High School High School Luther College High School

Public

Public

Tenth.

First. Fifth. Eleventh.

Second.

Do.

Fourth. Seventh.

Do.

Third.
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29

Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Fort Dodge . . Do

Greenfield . .

.

Hull Humbolt Independence

Lyons

Manchester .

.

Marshalltown Mount Ayr . .

.

Newton

Oskaloosa Storm Lake . Toledo

Public Tobin College Free Public Hull Educational Institute Humbolt College Free Public , Lyons Young Men's Association Free Public Marshall County

Public School

Public Schools Pen11 College Buena Vista College. Western College

Tenth.

Do.

Ninth. Eleventh. Tenth.

Third. Second.

Third.

Fifth. Eighth.

Sixth.Do. Eleventh.

Fifth. KANSAS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Hiawatha Lawrence Do

Manhattan Newton

Oswego

Paola Smith Center.

.

Topeka Do

Do

Anthony

Arkansas City Burlington Chanute Chapman

Fort Scott Hutchinson . .

.

Iola Lincoln

Marysville Neosho Falls.

.

Ottawa Do

Salina Seneca Topeka

Westmoreland

Wichita Do

Morrill Public

City Spooner, University of Kansas

Kansas State Agricultural College .

.

Free

Public Free Public Woman's Harmony Club

Free Public Kansas State Kansas State Historical Society GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES

Public

Public

City Public . • -,. Dickinson County High School

City Public

City Christian College High School High School Free Ottawa University High School High School High School

Teachers' Fairmount College Friends University

First. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth, Seventh.

Third. At large. Sixth.

First.

Senatorial.

Seventh.

Third. Fourth.

Third.

Fifth. At large. Seventh.

Second.

Sixth.

Fifth. Fourth. Second. At large. Senatorial.

First. Senatorial. Fourth.

Senatorial.

Senatorial.
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Atchison Do

Emporia . .

.

Frankfort. .

.

Gardner

Horton Kansas City. Lincoln Manhattan.

.

Marysvi lie . . Nickerson . .

.

Norton Oswego

Peabody

Phillipsburg Washington

.

Wichita Do

Name of library. Midland College Public Presbyterian College

Public .School Bellflower Library Association . .

.

Public

Public Kansas Christian College

City Schools Modern Normal College Normen College

Public Schools Oswego College for Young Ladies

Public

Public School High School Fairmont College Lewis Acaden^

Congressional

district.

First.Do.

Fourth.

Fifth. .Second.

First. Second.

Sixth.

Fifth.Do. Seventh.

Sixth. Third.

Fourth.

Sixth.

Fifth. Seventh.

Do. KENTUCKY.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Bowling Green

Clinton Danville Frankfort Georgetown . .

.

Hodgensville.

.

Hopkinsville.

Lexington

Louisville Newport

Auburn

Clinton Covington

Cynthiana

Elizabethtown Franklin Gethsemane .

.

Hazelgreen . .

.

Hopkinsville.

.

Lexington .... Do

Louisville Do .'. Marion

Mavsville

Ogden College Third. Clinton College First. Center College of Kentucky Eighth.

Kentucky State Georgetown College Senatorial. Kenyon College Fourth. Public Second. Kentucky University | Seventh. Polytechnic Society of Kentucky j Senatorial. Public Sixth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Auburn Seminary

Marvin College Public School Graded School Hardin College Franklin Female College Gethsemane Seminary ... Hazelgreen Academy

Public School

Agricultural and Mechanical College Lexington

Girls' High School Young Men's Christian Association, 431 West

Walnut. Graded School Mason County Historical Scientific Society and

Public.

Third.

Senatorial.

Sixth. Ninth.

Fourth.

Third. Fourth. Tenth.

Second.

Seventh.

Do.

Fifth.Do.

Senatorial. Ninth.
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district. Middlesboro . Newport

Padueah

ParisDo

Richmond. . .

.

Do

Smithland . .

.

Sturgis Williamsburg

Winchester .

.

Hazelgreen .

.

Henderson . .

.

Hopkinsville.

Louisville Madisonville. Newport

Richmond

Smithland . .

.

Springfield. .

.

Temple Hill.. West Liberty.

Middlesboro

Public School

Teachers' County

Paris Classical Institute Public Caldwell High School Madison Female Institute Teachers' Public

Sturgis Institute Williamsburg Institute , Kentucky Wesleyan College REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Hazelgreen Academy

Young Men's Christian Association Public School

Baptist Theological Seminary . ... Hopkins County Teachers Odd Fellows

Caldwell High School Teachers High School Temple Hill Normal College Common School

Eleventh.

Sixth.

First. Senatorial. Do.

Eighth.

Do.

First. Second. Eleventh. Tenth.

Tenth.

Second.

Do.

Fifth. Second.

Sixth. Eighth.

First. Fourth. Third. Tenth. LOUISIANA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Baldwin

Baton Rouge.

Natchitoches. New Orleans. Do

DoDo

Do

Ruston

Lake Charles Mansfield Minden

Monroe .... New Orleans Do

Do

Ruston Thibodaux .

.

Gilbert Academy and Industrial College

Agricultural and Mechanical College, Louisiana

State University. Louisiana State Normal School Fisk Free and Public Howard Memorial New Orleans University Louisiana State Tulane University Louisiana Industrial Institute GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Public School Mansfield Female College

Jefferson Davis College

Public School

Boys' High School, 1532 Calliope street New Orleans Cotton Exchange New Orleans Law

La Chatauqua Thibodaux College

Third.

Sixth. Fourth.

Senatorial.

First. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth.

Third. Fourth.

Do.

Fifth. Second.

First.Do.

Senatorial. Third.
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district. Baldwin New Orleans Do

Do

Thibodanx . .

Gilbert University Judah P. Benjamin School, Fourth street McDonogh School Young Men's Christian Association Sugar Planters' Club

Third. Second.

Do. Do.

Third. MAINE.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Augusta. . .

.

Bangor

Brunswick

Lewiston. .

.

Orono

Portland . . Waterville ,

Auburn.

Augusta

Bath

Belfast Machias Newport . .

.

Pittsfield . .

.

Richmond , Rockland . Saco Skowhegan

Westbrook

Bridgton .

.

Calais Lewiston .

.

Lincoln. . .

.

Rockland . Saco Vinalhaven

Maine .State Public Bowdoin College Bates College University of Maine.

Public Colby University

Fourth.

Senatorial. Second.

Senatorial.

First. Third. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Public Lithgow

Bath

Belfast Free

Public

Public Maine Central Institute . Library Association Rockland D}r er Public Free Public

Public

Senatorial. Do. Second.

Third. Fourth.

Do.

Third.

Senatorial. Second.

First. Senatorial.

First. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Ridge

Free Manufacturers and Mechanics'

Public

Public Dyer

Public

First. Fourth. Second.

Fourth. Second.

First. Second. MARYLAND.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Annapolis Do

Do

Baltimore .

Maryland State

St. John's College United States Naval Academy

Enoch Pratt Free

Fifth. Special. Senatorial.
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33

Town or citv Name of library Congressional

district. Baltimore . .

.

Do

Do

Chestertown

Frederick . .

.

Westminster

Johns Hopkins University. .

.

Maryland Historical Society. Peabody Institute Washington College Frederick College Western Maryland College .

.

Senatorial. Third. Fourth.

First. Sixth. Second. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Bryn Mawr School Fourth. Do j Canton Institute, 1121 Highland avenue Do

Do.

Maryland Institute, Baltimore and Harrison

streets. Thomas Wilson Sanitarium, 302 West Charle;

street. Do 1 Union League Club Cumberland 1 Allegany County Academy

Easton Easton

Port Deposit Tome Institute Westminster j Fire Engine and Hose Company, No. 1

Third.

Do. Fourth.

Senatorial. Do.

First. Second. Do. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Baltimore Maryland Institute Do Young Men's Christian Association. College Park.

St. Michaels.

.

Westminster .

Maryland Agricultural College Epworth League

Westminster Hose Company. .

.

Second.

Third.

Fifth.

First. Second. MASSACHUSETTS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Amherst Amherst College Second. Boston Boston Athenteum Eighth. Do Public . Ninth. Do vState Library of Massachusetts Cambridge Harvard University Senatorial. Dedham Public Eleventh.

Fall River Public Thirteenth. Hudson Public Fourth. Lowell City Fifth. Lynn Free Seventh. New Bedford Public Thirteenth. Salem Essex Institute I Sixth. Taunton Public Twelfth.

Tuft's College Tuft's College Senatorial. Williamstown \ Williams College ! First. Worcester j American Antiquarian Society j Special. Do Public Third. S. Doc 19 3
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r

Beverly . Boston .

.

Bradford Cambridge

Canton

Concord

East Boston

Gloucester ... . Greenfield Hopedale

Lincoln Melrose

Milford Nahant

North Adams . . North Andover. Northampton .

.

Roxbury

Sandwich

Saugus

Wellesley Wej^mouth

Winchendon . .

.

Winchester Winthrop

Worcester Do

Yarmonthport .

Name of library.

Public J Public Mechanical Arts High School, Belvidere, corner

Dalton. Public

Public , Public Town

East Boston High School Sawyer Free

Public Public Town

Public

Public Public , Public

Public ..- Forbes Roxbury Latin School. Free Public Free Public Wellesley College Tufts .;/.,. Public

Public Public English High School .

.

State Normal School .

.

Public

Congressional

district.

Fifth. Sixth. Tenth.

Senatorial. Eighth.

Twelfth.

Senatorial. Ninth.

Sixth.

First. Eleventh.

Senatoi"ial. Seventh. Eleventh.

Senatorial.

First. Fifth. Second. Tenth.

Thirteenth. Seventh.

Fourth.

Twelfth. Second.

Eighth.

Ninth.

Third.

Do. Thirteenth. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Boston Charlestown High School Do ] Boston College Do ! Boston Latin .School Brockton Public East Boston East Boston High School .

.

Fitchburg | Public

Haverhill j Public Hopedale Public Lawrence Public Nahant Public North Adams j Public

Pittsfield Public Plymouth Public Spencer Free Public

Springfield City Library Association .

.

Stoughton Public Woburn Public Worcester Clark University Do ! Worcester Academy

Yarinouthport Public

Ninth. Do.

Do. Twelfth. Tenth.

Fourth.

Sixth. Eleventh.

Fifth. Seventh.

First.Do. Twelfth.

Third. Second. Twelfth.

Fifth. Third.

Do. Thirteenth.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

35

Town or city. Ann Arbor

Battle Creek Bay City Detroit Do

Grand Rapids

Greenville Houghton

Jackson Kalamazoo

Lansing

Muskegon

Orchard Lake

Port Huron

Saginaw, East Side

Name of library.

General, University of Michigan .... Public vSchool Public

Detroit College Public

Public

Ladies' Library Association Michigan Mining School

Public Public Michigan State Hackley Public Michigan Military Academy

Public, Pine street , Hoyt, Public GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES

Public

Public

Public

Battle Creek College

Public

Public School

Public School

Public Public

Detroit Traders' Council Flushing

Public

Ladies' Public i Public School

Public .School High School

Peter White High School

Public

Olivet College

Public School

Port Huron Law

High School

Public

Public

Congressional

district. Second.

Third. Tenth.

First. .Senatorial. Fifth. Eleventh. Twelfth.

.Senatorial. Third.

Ninth.

Sixth. Seventh.

Eighth.

Adrian

Allegan

Alpena

Battle Creek . .

.

Belding Benton Harbor.

Cadillac Charlotte Cheboygan

Detroit Flushing Holland Howell

Jouesville Ludingtou Mancelona

Marine City Marquette Menominee

Monroe

Olivet Owosso

Port Huron

St. Johns

St. Joseph

Traverse City .

.

Second.

Fourth. Tenth.

Senatorial.

Fifth.

.Senatorial. Ninth.

Third. Tenth.

First.

.Sixth. Fifth. Sixth. Third. Ninth. Eleventh.

Seventh. Twelfth.

Do. Second.

Senatorial. Eighth.

Seventh.

Eighth.

Fourth. Eleventh. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Allegan .

.

Belding .

.

Benzonia. Coldwater

Delray . .

.

Allegan Township

Public College

Public High School

Fourth.

Fifth. Ninth.

Third.

First.
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Detroit Do

Escanaba . .

.

Fremont ... Grand Rapid

Holland Kalamazoo..

Marquette. .

.

Menominee . Monroe

Niles Pontiac

Port Austin . Three Rivers

Ypsilauti. . . .

Name of library. Chamber of Commerce

Newsboys' Association

City High School

Public Hope College Nazareth Academy. . .

.

Peter White Public High School

Public Public High School

Port Austin Free Public

State Normal School .

.

Congressional

district.

First.Do. Twelfth.

Ninth.

Fifth.Do.

Third. Twelfth.

Do. Second.

Fourth.

Sixth. Seventh.

Fourth. Second. MINNESOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Faribault . .

.

Fergus Falls Mankato .... Minneapolis Do

St. Cloud .... St. Paul Do

Stillwater . .

.

Winona

Public High School

State Normal School

Public University of Minnesota

State Normal School Minnesota Historical Society Minnesota State Law

Library Association

State Normal School

Third.

.Seventh. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Sixth. Senatorial.

Fourth.

First. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Alexandria

Austin Brainerd Fergus Falls . .

.

Minneapolis . . Do

Moorhead

Northfield Pipestone Red Wing

Redwood Falls. Rochester

St. Paul Do

Do

Sauk Center Warren

Waseca

High School

Public N. P. Association Park Region Lutheran College High School Minneapolis Law

Normal School

St. Olaf's College

State High School

City Public

Public

St. Thomas Seminary

Macalester College

A. F. Gauger, City Hall Bryant High School

Public

Senatorial.

First.

vSixth. Senatorial.

Fifth.Do.

Seventh.

Third. Second.

Third.

.Second. Senatorial. Fourth

.Senatorial. Fourth.

Sixth. Seventh.

First.
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.

REMAINDER LIBRARIES. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Duluth

Faribault Glenwood

Hamline Station, St. Paul. Luverne Mankato

Marshall Minneapolis Moorhead

Northfield Owatonna Red Wing

St. Paul Do

Warren | High School Winona Public

Public Shattuck School Glenwood Academy

Hamline University , Public

Public

Public Minneapolis Bar Association

.

State Normal

St. Olaf's College

Public Theological Seminary

Macalester College High School

Sixth. Third. Seventh.

Fourth. Second.

Do.

Do.

Fifth. Seventh.

Third.

First. Third. Fourth.

Do. Seventh.

First. MISSISSIPPI.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Agricultural College

Clinton Columbus

Jackson Do

University Vicksburg

Westpoint

Ackerman

Bay St. Louis Holly Springs

Lexington

Port Gibson

Westpoint

Woodville Yazoo City

Carrollton

Crystal Springs

Daltonville

Ellisville Jackson . Meridian Oxford

Agricultural and Mechanical College

Mississippi State College f Public

Mill sap University

Mississippi State Mississippi State University Public

Public School GEOLOGICAL. DEPOSITORIES.

Normal High School

St. Stanislaus College

St. Thomas Hall Normal College Chamberlain and Hunt

.Southern Female College Ed. McGehee College Yazoo Library Association REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Carrollton Female College High School

Public School High School , Millsap College Association Graded Schools

First. Seventh.

Senatorial. Do.

Second.

Third. Fourth.

Fourth.

Sixth. Second.

Fifth. Seventh.

Fourth.

Sixth.

Fifth.

Fourth. Seventh.

First. Sixth. Seventh.

Fifth. Second.
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MISSOURI.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Town or citv. Name of library. Congressional

districts. Cape Girardeau Carthage

Chillieothe Columbia

Fulton

Jefferson City .

.

Kansas City Kirksville Liberty

St. Joseph

St. Louis Do

Do

DoDo

Springfield

St. Vincent's College Fourteenth.

Public .School ' Fifteenth. Hazelton Public School Second.

Missouri State University ! Seventh. Westminster College Eighth. Missouri State Public | Fifth. Missouri State Normal School First. William Jewell College Third. Free Public Fourth.

Christian Brothers' College Tenth.

Missouri Historical Society Senatorial. Public Twelfth'

St. Louis Mercantile | Eleventh,

St. Louis University Senatorial. Drury College Seventh.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Benton

Bolivar Bowling Green.

.

Butler

California Canton

Clayton

Gallatin Hannibal Lebanon

Mountain Grove Neosho Normandy

St. Charles

St. Joseph

St. Louis Do

Do

Do

Sedalia

Springfield.

.

Tarkio Trenton

Versailles . .

.

Webb City. .. Do...... West Plains.

Benton Fourteenth. Southwest Baptist College Seventh. Pike College Ninth.

Butler Academy Sixth. Public School Senatorial. Canton College First.

St. Louis County Public Tenth. Grand Rivers College Third. Free Public First. Public School Eighth.

Public School Thirteenth.

Scarritt Collegiate Institute Fifteenth. Passionist Fathers' Eleventh.

St. Charles College Senatorial. Young Men's Christian Association, corner Sev- Fourth, enth and Felix streets. Concordia College, South Jefferson avenue and Tenth. Miami street. Freie Gemeinde, Second and Dodier streets Eleventh. Odd Fellows' Twelfth.

St. John's, Sixteenth and Chestnut streets Do.

Public School Senatorial. High School Seventh.

College Fourth. Jewett Norris Second.

Public School | Eighth.

Public School Senatorial. Webb City College Fifteenth. College Fourteenth.
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39

Town or citv Name of library. Congressional

district. Butler Fredericktown

.

Hannibal Lamar

Lebanon

Louisiana Mexico

Moberly

Plattsburg .

.

Poplar Bluff. Richmond. .

.

St. Joseph . .

.

St. Louis Do

Do

Sedalia Shelbina . .

.

Springfield Stanberry .

.

Versailles .

.

Warrenton .

Butler Academy

Marvin College Institute Free Public

Public School Hamilton White College

Public School Hardin College Railroad Laborers and Mechanics' Independent

Association. High School Poplar Bluff School Woodson Institute Young Men's Christian Association

St. John's Library, Sixteenth street Rugby Acadenry, 3817 Olive street Young Men's Christian Association, Pine and

Twenty-ninth streets. Public Free

Public School High School Stanberry Normal School

Public School

Central Wesleyan College

Sixth. Thirteenth.

First. Fifteenth. Eighth. Do.

Ninth. Second.

Third. Fourteenth.

Third. Fourth

Twelfth.

Eleveuth. Tenth.

Seventh.

First. Seventh.

Third. Eighth.

Ninth. MONTANA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Deerlodge Helena Do

Missoula

Basin Bozeman

Butte Columbia Falls Miles City Missoula

Bozeman

Butte City

Greatfalls Marysville Missoula

Morgan, Montana College Montana State Historical . Public Free Public

Senatorial. At Large.

.Senatorial. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Public School

Agricultural and Mechanical Arts Miners' Union

Public

Public University of Montana

Senatorial. At large. Senatorial. Do.

Do. At large. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Free Public Free Public Public

Public School

University of Montana

.

At large. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Beatrice Grand Island Hastings , Kearney

Lincoln Do

Nebraska City Omaha

South Omaha ,

Aurora

Bellevue.

.

Bethany Broken Bow .

.

Collegeview. .

.

Franklin Fremont

Fullerton Geneva Grand Island . Nelson Omaha

Aurora

Bellevue Broken Bow. .

.

Falls City Grand Island. Nelson Omaha

Wahoo

Free Public

Public Hastings College Public Nebraska State University of Nebraska , Public

Public Public GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES

Court-House Omaha College Cotner University Public Union College High School High School High School

Public

Soldiers and Sailors' Home

High School High School REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Court-House Omaha College Public High School

Soldiers and Sailors' Home

High School Creightou University Luther Academy

Fourth.

Fifth.Do.

Sixth.

First. Senatorial. Do. Second.

Fourth. Second.

First. Sixth.

First. Fifth. Third. Do.

Fourth.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Senatorial.

Fourth. Second.

Sixth.

First. Fifth.Do.

vSecond. Fourth. NEVADA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Carson City . Reno

Virginia City

Carlin Eureka

Wadsworth

Nevada State Nevada State University. Miners' Union

Senatorial. Do. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Central Pacific Railroad. Public

Senatorial. Do. REMAINDER LIBRARY.

Engineer and Mechanics' ". At large.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

41

Town or city.

Concord Dover Hanover

Manchester

Portsmouth

Durham

Laconia

Lancaster Lebanon

Littleton Plymouth

Salisbury Heights

Claremont

Concord Durham

Milford

Name of library. Congressional

district. New Hampshire State I Public ! Senatorial. Dartmouth College

j Second.

City j Senatorial. Portsmouth Athenaeum First. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Agricultural and Mechanical Arts. Public Public

Public

Public

State Normal School

Public

First.Do. Second.

Senatorial Do.

vSecond. Senatorial. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Fiske Free New Hampshire Historical Society. .. College of Ancient and Modern Arts Free Town

Second.

Do.

First. Second. NEW JERSEY.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Elizabeth

Jersey City Morristown Mount Holly. .. Newark New Brunswick

Paterson

Princeton Salem

Trenton

Public and Reading Room

Free Public Library and Lyceum , Burlington County Lyceum of History and Nat

ural Science. New Jersey Historical Society , Rutgers College Free Public Princeton University Library Company , State Library of New Jersey ,

Eighth.

Seventh.

vSenatorial. Do.

Sixth. Third.

Fifth. Second.

First.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Atlantic City Blairstown Camden

Cape May

Egg Harbor City Hoboken Do

Montclair

High School

Blair Presbyterian Academy

Free Public Methodist Episcopal Public. High School Free Public Stevens Institute . Public

Second.

Fourth.

Senatorial.

First. Second.

Seventh.

Do. Eighth.
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GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or city Newark DoDo New Brunswick

Paterson

Plainfield Red Bank

Rutherford

Soinerville Whippany

Woodbury

Name of library. High School

St. Benedict's College Young Men's Christian Association Free Circulating, George and Paterson streets High School

Public

Public Library Association High School Free Whiponong Hall

Public

Congressional

district.

Sixth.Do.

Senatorial. Third.

Fifth. Eighth.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Third. Fourth.

First. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Asbury Park

Boonton .... Elizabeth . .

.

Gibbsboro. .

.

Hackeusack Hoboken

Jersey City .

.

Newark Do

Do

Paterson

Paulsboro . .

.

Vineland

Free Third. Holmes Fourth. Pingry School Eighth. Gibbsboro Lyceum.

Public Free Public

First. Fifth. Seventh. Young Men's Christian Association, corner Cres- Do.

cent and Harrison avenues. High School Sixth. Public Do. Newark Technical School j Do. Lincoln Club Fifth. Public First. Historical and Antiquarian Society I Do. NEW MEXICO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Albuquerque

Sante Fe

Library^ of University of New Mexico.

Territorial At large.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Albuquerque

Socorro Commercial Club. School of Mines . . At large. Do. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Roswell .

.

Sante Fe . Silver City

New Mexico Military Institute

St. Michael's College Normal School of New Mexico

At large. Do. Do.
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43

Town or citv. Name of library Congressional

district. Addison Albany Do

Auburn

Brookh-n DoDo

Do

Do

Buffalo Do

Canton Copenhagen

Delhi Glen Falls Ithaca Jamestown

Lockport

Newburgh New Rochelle New York DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Poughkeepsie

Rochester

Saratoga Springs . Schenectady

Syracuse Troy

Utica West Point

Free Public New York State

State Law

Seymour

Brooklyn, Montague street Brooklyn Public, 1210 Bedford avenue Long Island Historical Society Pratt Institute Young Men's Christian Association

Buffalo Public Grosveuor Public Herring, St. Lawrence University Copenhagen School

Delhi Supreme Court Crandall Free

Cornell University James Prendergast Free

Public Free

Public Astor Chamber of Commerce , College of City of New York

Columbia University Cooper Union Harlem

Lenox

Mercantile Librarj^ Association New York Historical Society Young Men's Christian Association, 317 West Fifty- sixth street. City Rochester University Saratoga Athenseum

Free Public Syracuse University Young Men's Association Public United States Military Academy

Twenty-ninth.

Twentieth. Twenty-eighth.

Fourth.

Third.

First. Second.

Fifth. Thirty-second.

Thirty-third. Twenty-second.

Twenty-fourth.

Twenty-sixth.

Twenty-third.

Twenty-sixth.

Thirty-fourth.

Thirtieth. Seventeenth.

Sixteenth. Eighth.

Sixth. Eleventh. Tenth.

Seventh.

Thirteenth. Twelfth.

Senatorial. Fifteenth. Ninth. Eighteenth.

Thirty-first. Twenty-second.

Senatorial. Twenty-seventh.

Nineteenth.

Twenty-fifth.

Special. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Albany South End, South Pearl and Alexander streets Do Young Men's Christian Association Batavia I Richmond Memorial

Belmont. Binghamton

,

Boouville Brockport . .

.

Brooklyn. . . . Do

Do

Mrs. Hamilton Ward's High School Erwin

State Normal School

Boys' High School, Putnam and Marcy avenues. . Public Library Association, 268 Berkeley place . .

.

Girls' High School, Nostrand avenue and Halsey

street.

Twentieth.

Do.

Thirtieth. Thirty-fourth. Twenty-sixth.

Twenty-fifth.

Thirty-first. Third.

Fifth. Third.
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GEOLOGICAL, DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or city. Name of library, Congressional

district. Brooklyn Do

Do

DoDo

Corning

East Aurora Elmira

Fayetteville Fredonia Geneseo

Gloversville Herkimer

Libert}'

Long Island City Eowville Eyons Matteawan Mount Vernon .

.

Newpaltz New York DoDoDo

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

Norwich

Ogdensburg

Oneida Oswego

Patchogue Penn Yau

Plattsburg

Port Henry

Port Jervis Rochester Do Rome

Springville Troy

Do.... Do

Liberty Hose Association, 97 Bradford street

St. Stephen's, 104 Carroll street Union for Christian Work, 67 Schermerhorn street Young Men's Christian Association, Eastern

District Branch, 131-133 .South Eighth street. Young Men's Christian Association, Greenpoint

Branch. Free Academy

Elmira Female College Union School

D. R. Barker Wadsworth

Free Public Free Union Free School Free Circulating, 26 Jackson avenue

Lowville Academy

Union School Howland Circulating Public

State Normal School Aguilar Free, East Broadway and Jefferson street

.

American Institute, 111 West Thirty-eighth street Church of the Ascension Parish Library Fabian Union, 229 East Twelfth street Jefferson, 247 Seventh street Maimonides, 203 East Fifty-seventh street Mechanical Engineers, 12 West Thirty-first street Pequod Club, 267 West Twenty-fifth street

St. Alphonsus Church, 285 Hudson street

St. Peter's Church, Barclay street Theological Seminary, Ninth avenue and Twentieth street. Young Men's Christian Association, 312 East

Eighty-fifth street. Young Men's Society Church, 47 University place High School Free . . Union School Coburn Public Patchogue Library Association Public Free Sherman Free ' Free Public Brewster, 86 South Clinton street

St. Bernard's Seminary

Young Men's Christian Association Public De La Salle Institute, Fourth street Polytechnic Institute Young Men's Christian Association

Fourth. Second.

Do.

Sixth.Do. Twenty-ninth.

Thirty-third. Twenty-ninth.

Twenty-seventh.

Thirty-fourth.

Thirtieth. Twenty-second.

Senatorial. Seventeenth.

First. Twenty-fourth.

Twenty-eighth.

Eighteenth.

Sixteenth. Eighteenth.

Fifteenth. Twelfth. Eighth.

Eleventh.

Do.

Thirteenth. Twelfth. Tenth.

Seventh.

Do. Tenth.

Fifteenth. Eighth.

Twenty-sixth.

Twenty-second. Twenty-seventh.

Senatorial.

First. Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-third.

Do. Seventeenth.

Thirty-first. Do.

Twenty-fifth.

Thirty-third.

.Senatorial. Nineteenth.

Do.
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45

Town or eitv

Addison .... Alfred Amsterdam

Aurora

Brockport.

.

Brooklyn . .

.

Do

Name of library.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Buffalo Do

Canandaigua.

Carthage

Catskill

Young Men's Christian Association Alfred University

Public library Association Wells College

State Normal School Bay Ridge, Seventy-third street and Second avenue

Brooklyn Eastern District Turnverein, 61 to 73 Meserole street. Liberty Hose Association, 97 Bradford street New Utrecht, Eighteenth street and Benson ave- nue, Bath Beach. Union forChristian Work, 67 Schermerhorn street Young Mens' Christian Association, Greenpoint

Branch.

St. Columbia's, Railroad High School . .

.

Union Free

Free

29 Eagle street

Cazenovia Public Clinton Cohoes Corning

Depew

Elmira

Florida Fulton Geneva I Hobart College . .

.

Gloversville Free Hamilton I Colgate University Hudson Hendrik Hudson

Hamilton College Young Men's Christian Association. Free Young Men's Christian Association. Elmira College

S. S. Seward Institute High School

Chapter, American Revolution. Daughters of the Matteawan Hawland Mount Vernon Public Newpaltz State Normal .School New York

.

Do

Do. DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Niagara

Ogdensburg.

Olean Oneonta

Rhine oeck .

.

Rochester . . Sherburne .

Ascension Literary Club, 303 West Twelfth street Library American Institute, 11 1 West Thirty- eighth street. Library of the Union Club, Fifth avenue, corner

Twenty-first street. Maimonides Free, northeast corner Fifty-eighth

street and Lexington avenue. Mariner's Temple, Henry and Oliver streets New York Port .Society, 46 Catharine street Pequod Club, 267 West Twenty-fifth street The Quigg Club, 371 Amsterdam avenue Union League Wheelmen, 260 West Thirtieth street Young Men's Institute, 222 Bowery

Niagara County University

Public Foreman Public Oneonta Normal School

Starr Institute Reynolds

Public

Congressional

district. Twenty-ninth.

Thirty-fourth.

Twenty-first. Twenty-eighth.

Thirty-first. Sixth. Fourth.

Do. Do.

Fifth. Sixth. Thirty-second. Do. Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-fourth.

Twenty-first. Twenty-seventh.

Twenty-fifth. Twentieth. Twenty-ninth.

Thirty-second. Twenty-ninth.

Seventeenth. Twenty-fourth

.

Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-second.

Twenty-seventh.

Nineteenth. Eighteenth.

Sixteenth. Eighteenth.

Eighth.

Do. Ninth.

Thirteenth. Do. Tenth.

Do. Eleventh.

Twelfth. Eleventh.

Thirtieth. Twenty-second.

Thirty-fourth.

Twenty-first. Eighteenth.

Thirty-first. Twenty-sixth.
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REMAINDER LIBRARIES—Continued.

I own or citv Name of library.

Tieonderoga Free Public Touawanda ! Public Schools Do Union School Troy De La Salle Institute .

.

Warwick Warwick Public School

f

Westfield Patterson

Congressional

district. Twenty-third.

Thirty-third. Do. Nineteenth.

Seventeenth.

Thirty-fourth. NORTH CAROLINA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Asheville Public Buies Creek Buies Creek Academy

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Davidson Union Library of Davidson College. Durham Trinity College Garysburg High School Greensboro Graded .School Newton j Catawba College Raleigh ' North Carolina State Traphill

Washington

,

Wilmington

Fair View College Library of the Public Schools . Library Association

Ninth.

Third.

Fifth. Senatorial. Do. Second.

Fifth. Seventh.

Eighth.

First. Sixth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Aberdeen

Asheville Do

Do

Do ......... Chocowinity . .

.

Dunn

Elon College . .

.

Kinston Lumberton Monroe Mount Pleasant Oxford

Raleigh Do

Salem

Scotland Neck . Washington . .

.

Yadkin College

Public Bingham School Graded School Normal and Collegiate Institute Young Men's Institute Trinity College

Public Elon College

Dr. R. H. Lewis's School High School High School North Carolina College Homer's School

Agricultural and Mechanical College Shaw University Salem Female Academy

Scotland Neck Academy .

.

'. Washington Academy

Yadkin College

Third.

Senatorial. Do. Ninth.

Do.

First.

| Third.

| Fifth. Second.

vSixth. Do. Seventh.

Fifth. Fourth.

Do. Eighth.

Second.

First. Seventh. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Albemarle

Asheville. . Do

Albemarle Graded School. Asheville Female College. Bingham School

Seventh. Ninth.

Do.
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47

Town or citv. Name of library. Congressional

district. Asheville Clinton Durham , Fayetteville Kenansville Lumberton Morven

North Wilkesboro Red Springs

Statesville Taylorsville Whitsett Wilkesboro Wilson

Library of Republican Club

Clinton Graded School

Public Library Cross Creek Lodge No. 4, Independent

Order of Odd Fellows. James Sprunt Institute Lumberton Institute High School Colored Academy and Industrial Institute Female Seminary

Public Schools United Baptist Institute Whitsett Institute Wilkesboro Academy

Graded School

Ninth.

Third.

Fifth. Third.

. Do.

Sixth.Do.

Eighth.

Sixth. Seventh. Eighth.

Fifth. Eighth.

Second. NORTH DAKOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Bismarck.

.

Fargo

University Wahpeton

North Dakota State Law

North Dakota Agricultural College North Dakota State University Red River Valley University

At large. Senatorial. Do. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Fargo

Grafton Grand Forks. Lakota

Larimore

Valley City...

Young Men's Christian Association Public Pioneer Club

Public School High School Normal School

At large. Senatorial. Do. At large. Senatorial. Do. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Grafton Public At large. Do. OHIO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Alliance.

.

Athens . . Bucyrus .

.

Cincinnati Cleveland

Do....

Mount Union College Ohio University Bucyrus Memorial . .

.

Public Case

Public

Eighteenth.

Eleventh.

Thirteenth.

First. Twenty-first. Senatorial

.
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district. Cleveland . .

.

Columbus . .

.

Do

Dayton Delaware . .

.

Gambier

Granville. . . . Hiram

Lebanon

Marietta New Athens

Oberlin Oxford

Portsmouth . Sidney

Springfield.

.

Toledo Van Wert . .

.

"Wyoming . .

Western Reserve Historical Society Ohio State Public Public Ohio Wesleyan University Kenyou College Denison University

Hiram College Mechanics' Institute Marietta College Franklin College Oberlin College Miami University

Public

Public Warder Public Public Brumbach County

Public GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Buchtel College High School

Canfield College Hughes High School, Fifth street, opposite Mound

Woodward High School Case School of Applied Sciences University School, Hough avenue and Giddiugs

street. West Side High School Ohio State University Public School

Public School

Public Public Spencerian Public..* Glen dale Lyceum

McWhinney Free School

Hillsboro College

Public School

Public • Ohio Industrial School Lepper

Public .'. Loudon Library Association Public School Normal School

Public School High School Union School Way Public

Twentieth.

Twelfth.

Third. Eighth.

Senatorial. Seventeenth.

Nineteenth.

Sixth. Fifteenth. Sixteenth. Fourteenth.

Third. Tenth.

Fourth. Seventh.

Ninth.

Fifth. vSecond.

Akron

Caldwell .

.

Canfield... Cincinnati Do

Cleveland . DoDo

Columbus .

.

Do

Eaton

Findlay

Fostoria Geneva

Glendale . .

.

Greenville . Hillsboro. .

.

Ironton Kenton

Lancaster .

.

Lisbon Logan London

Marion , Medina

Middletown

Millersburg Ottawa

Perrysburg.

Senatorial. Fifteenth. Eighteenth.

Second.

First. Twenty-first. Do. Twentieth.

Twelfth.

Do.

Third. Eighth.

Thirteenth. Nineteenth.

Second.

Senatorial.

Sixth. Tenth.

Eighth.

Senatorial. Do. Eleventh.

Seventh.

Thirteenth. Twentieth.

Third. Seventeenth.

Fifth. Ninth.
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49

Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Pomeroy

Rogers

St. Clairsville Springfield. .

.

Van Wert . . . Wapakoneta . Warren Wauseon

Winchester .

.

Woodsfield. .

.

Xenia

Zanesville. . .

.

High School Mount Hope Academy

Public School Wittenberg College Van Wert Library Association Law

Public Public

Public School

Public School

Public High School

Eleventh. Eighteenth.

Sixteenth. Seventh.

Fifth. Fourth. Nineteenth. Ninth. Tenth.

Sixteenth.

Sixth. Fifteenth. REMAINDER LIBRARIES. Ada

Barnesville Bryan

Celina Cincinnati Do

Cleveland Conneaut Dayton

Fayette Findlay Fremont

Hamilton

Lisbon London

Madisonville Mansfield

National Military Home

Painesville Do

Prairie Depot Sandusky

Ohio Normal University

Public School

Public School Union School Stamina Republican League

Young Men's Mercantile Adelbert College High School Young Men's Christian Association. Normal University College Young Men's Christian Association. Birchard Young Men's Christian Association. Lepper London Library Association Public Memorial

National Military Home

Lake Erie College Library Association High School Sandusky Library Association Shelby Free Reading Room

Tiffin ! Public School Do I Heidelburg University Troy Public Urbana ! Urbana Library, Daughters of the American Revolution Alcove. Vanwert Public School Wapakoneta Auglaize County Law

Warren Public West Unity Public School Wilberforce j Wilberforce University Winchester . Youngstown

Zanesville .

.

Public School Reuben McMillan High School

Eighth.

Sixteenth.

Fifth. Fourth. Second.

Do.

Twenty-first. Nineteenth.

Third. Ninth. Eighth.

Thirteenth. Third.

Eighteenth.

Seventh.

First. Fourteenth.

Third. Twentieth.

Do. Ninth.

Thirteenth. Fourteenth.

Thirteenth.

Do. Seventh.

Eighth.

Fifth. Fourth. Nineteenth.

Fifth. Sixth. Tenth.

Eighteenth.

Fifteenth. S. Doc 19 4
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OKLAHOMA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Guthrie Oklahoma University At large. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES. Edmond At large. Guthrie Do. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Alva ? At large. Do. Do.

Do.

Elreno Public School

Kingfisher

Agricultural and Mechanical College OREGON.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Corvallis Eugene

Forestgrove Portland Salem

Dallas McMinnville Monmouth .

.

Pendleton . . . Salem

Weston

Ashland Monmouth.

.

Myrtlepoint

Portland

Oregon Agricultural College University of Oregon

Tualitin Academy and Pacific University

Library Association Oregon State GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Public School

Public School

State Normal School Commercial Association Young Men's Christian Association Normal School REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Public

State Normal School Myrtlepoint Academy

High vSchool

Senatorial. Do.

First. Second.

First.Do.

Senatorial. Second.

Senatorial. Second.

First.Do.

Do. Second. PENNSYLVANIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Allegheny City Danville Erie Gettysburg

! Public School Thomas Beaver Free

| Public

, Pennsylvania College

Twenty-third.

Seventeenth. At large. Nineteenth.
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51

Town or city Name of library. Congressional

district. Harrisburg Haverford Honesdale Huntingdon

Indiana Johnstown Kutztown

Lancaster Eockhaven Mauchchunk .... Meadville Norristown

Philadelphia .... DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Pittsburg Scranton

Slipperyrock South Bethlehem

State College. . . . Warren

Washington

Waynesburg

Wilkesbarre ....

State Eibrary of Pennsylvania Haverford College Public School , Juniata College Indiana State Normal School of Pennsylvania. .

.

Cambria Free Keystone State Normal School Reference Watts de Peyster, Franklin and Marshall College Central State Normal School Dimmick Memorial

Allegheny College William McCann

Franklin Institute Free

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Eibrary Company of Philadelphia Mercantile Eibrary Company of Philadelphia . .

.

Philadelphia Museums

University of Pennsylvania

Wagner Free Institute of Science Carnegie

Scranton Public

State Normal .School Eehigh University Pennsylvania State College Warren Public Washington and Jefferson College Waynesburg College Wyoming Historical and Geological Society

Seventh.

Fifteenth. Eighteenth.

Twenty-first. Twentieth.

Ninth. Tenth.

Sixteenth. Eighth.

Twenty-sixth.

Seventh.

Third.

Fifth. Senatorial.

First. Second. At large. Senatorial. Fourth. Twenty-second.

Eleventh.

Twenty-fifth. Eighth.

Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-seventh.

Twenty-fourth. Do.

Twelfth. GEOEOGICAE DEPOSITORIES.

Allegheny Allentown

Altooua Athens

Braddock Bryn Mawr

Clarion

Clearfield Collegeville Coudersport East Stroudsburg

Ebensburg

Edinboro

Everett Franklin

Freeland Grove City Harrisburg Do

Holmesburg ( Philadelphia

West Theological Seminary. ....... Young Men's Christian Association High School Athens School Carnegie

Bryn Mawr College

State Normal School

Public School Ursinus College Coudersport Eibrary Association Normal School School

State Normal School School

Public Mining and Mechanical Institute. .

.

Grove City College Public Young Men's Christian Association. Thomas Holmes Free

Twenty-third.

Ninth. Twentieth.

Fifteenth. Twenty-second.

Seventh. Twenty-eighth.

Do. Seventh.

Sixteenth. Eighth.

Senatorial. At large. Senatorial. Twenty-seventh.

Twelfth.

Twenty-fifth.

Senatorial. Do.

Fifth.
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Depositories of Public Documents—Continued.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or city.

Lancaster Do

Lebanon Do

Lewistown Lockhaven

Mechanicsburg .. Do

Milford Milton

Minersville Mount Pleasant . New Wilmington

Philadelphia DoDo

DoDoDo

DoDo

Pittsburg

Pottsville Reading

Scranton

Selinsgrove

Shamokin

Shippensburg. . .

.

Sugargrove Swarthmore

Taylor

Titusville Towanda Washington Do

Weis Library Westtown

Wilkesbarre

Name of library.

Mechanics' Young Men's Christian Association High School Library of Camp 254, Patriotic Order Sons of America. Lewistown Library Association Lockhaven Library Association Irving College Library Association Milford Lyceum

High School High Schopl Western Pennsylvania C. and S. Institute Westminster College

Central High School Drexel Institute James Queen Memorial

St. Joseph's College, Eighteenth and Stiles streets Manufacturers' Club, 1407 Walnut street Pennsj'lvania Railroad Officers' Association, care General Agent, Broad Street Station. Philadelphia Bourse Turngemeinde, 435 North Sixth street Pittsburg Library Association High School Young Men's Christian Association , Green Ridge , Susquehanna University , High School

State Normal School Hopkins Public Swarthmore College Public High School Towanda School

Citizens' Library, Town Hall Young Men's Christian Association, Main and

Beau streets. Weis Public Westtown School Osterhout Free

Congressional

district. Tenth.

Do. Fourteenth.

Do. Eighteenth.

Sixteenth. Nineteenth.

Do.

Eighth. Seventeenth.

Thirteenth. At large. Twenty-fifth. Fourth.

Do.

First. Third.

Fifth.

I Second.

Do.

Third. Twenty-second. Thirteenth. Ninth. Eleventh. Eighteenth.

Seventeenth.

Nineteenth. Twenty-seventh.

Sixth. Eleventh,

Twenty-sixth.

Fifteenth. Twenty-fourth.

Do. Twenty-sixth.

Sixth. Twelfth. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Allegheny

Allentown

Bedford

Blossburg

Bolivar Chambersburg

Coudersport. .

.

Doylestown . .

.

Dubois

Carnegie Free Muhlenberg College. Spring Meadow

Public vSchool Public Wilson College Coudersport Library Association. .

.

Bucks County Law

Young Men's Christian Association

Twenty-third.

Ninth. Twentieth.

Sixteenth.

Twenty-first. Eighteenth.

Sixteenth. Seventh. Twenty-eighth.
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53

Town or citv Name of librarv, Congressional

district. Edinboro

Freeland Germantown

Greensburg

Harrisburg

Lancaster Lebanon

Mansfield

Milford

Minersville Mount Carmel I New Castle Do

Oil City Philadelphia Do

Pittsburg Scranton Do

Sewicklej- Shamokin

Steelton Sunbury Swarthmore Towanda

Washington Do

Waterford West Middletown YorkDo

Do

State Normal School Mining and Mechanical Institute Free Library of Philadelphia. Germantown Branch Underwood Fund Young Women's Christian Association, 1102 North

Third street. Young Men's Christian Association High School Normal School . Milford Lyceum

High School High School

Public Young Men's Christian Association

Belles Lettres Engineer's Library Club of Philadelphia. 1122 Girard street. Philadelphia Bourse, Bourse Building

Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania

Connell Public, Connell Building Welch Philosophical Society Public High School _ Steelton Library Association High School Swarthmore College High School Female Seminary

Young Men's Christian Association Waterford Academy

Public School

Public Young Men's Christian Association York Collegiate Institute

Twenty-sixth.

Twelfth.

Fifth. Twenty-first. Fourteenth. Teuth.

Fourteenth.

Sixteenth. Eighth.

Thirteenth. Seventeenth.

Twenty-fifth. Do. Twenty-seventh.

First.

Second. Twenty-second.

Eleventh. Do.

Twenty-third.

Seventeenth. Fourteenth. Seventeenth.

Sixth. Fifteenth. Twenty-fourth.

Do. Twenty-sixth. Twenty-fourth.

Nineteenth. Do.

Do. PORTO RICO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

San Juan American At large. RHODE ISLAND.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

East Greenwich Academy Second. Newport Redwood First. Providence Rhode Island State Do Brown University Senatorial. Do ! Public Do.
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RHODE ISLAND—Continued.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES. Town or City. Auburn

Block Island Centerdale East Providence Kingston

Newport

Name of library.

Free

Island Free. Union Free . Free

College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts. Middletown Free

Congressional

district. Second.

.Senatorial. Second.

First. Senatorial.

First. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Newport Rogei-s High School . .

.

Oaklawn Public Olneyville Johnston High School

.

Pawtucket I High School Providence I East Side High School. Westerly j Public

First.Do. Second.

Do.

First. Second. SOUTH CAROLINA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Aiken

Charleston Do

Clemson College Columbia Do

Due West

Orangeburg Rock Hill . . . Spartanburg

Aiken

Charleston Library Society Charleston College Clemson Agricultural College South Carolina State South Carolina College Erskine College Colored Normal, Industrial, Agricultm Mechanical College of South Carolina. Winthrop Normal and Industrial College. Wofford College

Second.

Senatorial.

First. Third.

Senatorial.

I Third. and Seventh.

Fifth. Fourth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Barnwell

Beaufort

Bennettsville Camden

Clinton Darlington . .

.

Emory

Georgetown .

.

Greenville . .

.

Lancaster

Leesville Orangeburg .

.

Pelzer Saluda Spartanburg . Sumter

Graded School

Ribault Club

Marlboro Graded School .'. Graded School

Presbjrterian College of South Carolim

Darlington Guards Emory

Indigo Society Neblett Free Graded School

Leesville College.. Graded School

Pelzer Lyceum

Red Bank

Converse College Graded School

Senatorial.

First. Sixth.

Fifth. Fourth.

Sixth. Second.

.Senatorial. Do.

Fifth. Seventh.

Do.

Third. Second.

Fourth. Seventh.
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55

Town or City. Name of librarv. Congressional

district. Abbeville Graded Schools . .. ?

' Third. Columbia Columbia Library Association I Fourth. Gaffney ; Librarv- and Literary Club Fifth. Greenville Furman University • Fourth. Orangeburg Orangeburg Collegiate Institute j Seventh.

Pelzer Pelzer Lyceum Third.

St. George Graded School j Seventh. Saluda Agricultural | Second. Spartanburg Converse College 1 Fourth. SOUTH DAKOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Brookings .

.

Huron

Pierre

Spearfish. .

.

Vermilion .

.

Aberdeen .

.

Chandler. .

.

Deadwood.

.

Flandreau.

.

Hot Springs

Pierre

Redfield.. .. Sioux Falls.

Deadwood.

.

Do

Redfield .... Sioux Falls. Springfield. Yankton . .

.

South Dakota Agricultural College Huron College South Dakota State South Dakota State Normal School South Dakota UniversityAt large. Senatorial.

Senatorial. At large. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

High School Ward Academy

Round Table Literary Association

.

Public Black Hills College Teton Library Club

Redfield College Sioux Falls Librarv Association

Senatorial. At large. Senatorial. At large. Do.

Do.

Senatorial. Do. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Olympic Association High School

Redfield College Sioux Falls Library Association

State Normal School Yankton College

At large. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. TENNESSEE.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Knoxville Lebanon

McMinnville

.

Memphis .... Nashville Do

Do

Sewanee

Tusculum

. University of Tennessee

. Cumberland University .

.

j Library Association

J Cossitt

. Watkins Institute

. Yanderbilt University. .

.

. Tennessee State

. University of the South .

. Tusculum College

Second.

Fourth.

Third. Tenth.

Sixth. Senatorial.

Senatorial.

First.
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GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES. Town or city.

Athens

Bolton

Bristol Chattanooga Columbia

Covington Franklin Johnson City McKenzie

Maryville

Memphis

Mossycreek

Nashville Do

Springhill Trenton Troy Tullahoma Washington College

Athens

Bellbuckle Bolton Camden

Cumberland City . .. Fayetteville Franklin

Friendsville Huntingdon

Jonesboro Memphis

Mulberry

Nashville Old Hickory

Trenton

Name of library.

U. S. Grant University : Bolton College King College High School

Institute High School Tennessee Female College Public School McKenzie Institute Maryville College Odd Fellows' Carson-Newman College Fisk University Free Masonic Woolwine School Gibson County Teachers' Obion College

Jesse Mai Aydelott College Washington College REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

U. S. Grant University

Webb School

Bolton College Benton Academy

Public School Dick White College

Battle Ground Academy

Friendsville Academy

Southern Normal University Graded School

Bar-L,aw Library Association Mulberry College Free Masonic

Confederate .Soldiers' Home

Teachers' Circulating Library Association TEXAS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Texas State University of Texas

Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas

Public

St. Mary's University Burleson College Lyceum

San Antonio Public Platoniau Literary Society Public Add-Ran University

Public School

Congressional

district. Third. Tenth.

vSenatorial. Third. Seventh.

Senatorial. Seventh.

First. Eighth. Second. Tenth.

Second.

Sixth.Do.

Senatorial. Ninth.

Do.

Fifth.

First.

Third.

Fifth. Tenth.

Eighth.

Sixth.

Fifth. Seventh. Second.

Eighth.

First. Tenth.

Fifth. Sixth.Do.

Ninth.

Austin Do

College .Station Dallas Galveston

Greenville . .

.

Houston

San Antonio .

.

Savoy Vernon Waco

Weatherford .

.

Ninth.

Senatorial. Do. Tenth.

Third.

First. Twelfth.

Fifth. Thirteenth. Seventh. Eighth.
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GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES. Town or city Beaumont . .

.

Beeville Buffalogap . Campbell . .

.

Denton

Fort Worth . Galveston . .

.

Do

Hamilton . .

.

Hillsboro. . . . Houston

Italy Kenedy

Navasota San Antonio Do

San Marcos . Temple

Vernon Waco

Whitewright

Woodville . .

.

Name of library

Public School

Excelsior Literary Society High School Henry College Normal College Fort Worth University

Ball High School Young Men's Christian Association Hamilton College Library Association Young Men's Christian Association

Italy Institute Texas and Kenedy High School .

.

High School San Antonio Club High School Coronal Institute Spicly High School

Public School Paul Quinn College Grayson College Huntington Institute

Congressional

district. Second.

Eleventh.

Thirteenth. Third.

Fifth.

' Eighth. Tenth.

Do.

Eighth.

Sixth.

First. Sixth. Eleventh.

First. Twelfth.

Do.

Ninth.

Seventh.

Thirteenth. Seventh.

Fifth. Second. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Abilene Archer City . Brackettville Brazoria Canadian

Dallas Ennis

Franklin Kenedy

Runge

San Antonio Temple Waco

Baptist College . .

.

Public School High School

Brazoria College.

.

Public School High School

Public School

Public School High School High School Alamo City Free.

,

Board of Trade . .

.

Baylor University

Thirteenth.

Do. Twelfth. Tenth.

Thirteenth.

Sixth.Do. Seventh.

Eleventh.

Do. Twelfth.

Seventh.

Do. UTAH.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Logan

Salt Lake City Do

Do

Agricultural College Utah State Law

Sheldon Jackson College University of Utah

Senatorial.

Senatorial. At large. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Ogden.

Do. Vernal

Senatorial. Do. At large.
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REMAINDER LIBRARIES. Town or city.

Cedar City . .

.

Ogclen

Salt Lake City Do

Do

Name of library.

Public High School Board of Education

Pioneer Young Men's Christian Association

Congressional

district. At large. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. VERMONT.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Burlington Do

Middlebury

Montpelier.

University of Vermont.

Fletcher Free Middlebury College Vermont State

vSenatorial. Do.

First.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Barre Bradford

Brattleboro .

.

Pittsford Proctor Richford

St. Johnsbury

Wallingford.

Goddard Seminary

Public Public McClure

Proctor Free

Free Public

St. Johnsbury Atheneum

Free Public

Second.

Do.

Senatorial. Do.

Do.

First. Senatorial.

First. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Barre Fairhaven

.

Hydepark

.

Poultney .

.

Strafford . .

Goddard Seminary

Public Public

Public

Strafford

Second.

First.Do.

Do. Second. VIRGINIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Alexandria Emory

Fredericksburg . Gate City Hampden Sidney

Lexington

Norfolk Richmond Do

Do

Salem

Young Men's Sodality Lyceum

Emory and Henry College Fredericksburg College Shoemaker College Hampden Sidney College

Virginia Military Institute Norfolk Public

Virginia State Young Men's Christian Association Richmond College Roanoke College

Eighth.

Ninth.

First. Senatorial. Fourth. Tenth.

Second.

Third.

Senatorial.

Sixth.
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Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Alexandria. .

.

Blackburg

Blackstone . .

.

Do

Bridgewater . Bristol Buchanan Chatham

Clifton Forge Lynchburg . .

.

Portsmouth .

.

Reliance Richmond. . .

.

Do

Roanoke

Seminary ... Williamsburg

Wytheville . .

.

Public

Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blackstone Female Institute Hoge Academy

Bridgewater College Southwest Virginia Institute Reading Room

Watson Young Men's Christian Association Young Men's Institute Stonewall Camp, Confederate Veterans. Shenandoah Normal College Knights of Labor, 823 East Main street. Woman's College Public Episcopal High School Matty School Plummer Memorial College

Eighth.

Senatorial. Fourth. Do.

Seventh. Ninth. Tenth.

Fifth. Tenth.

Sixth. Second.

Seventh.

Third. Do.

Sixth. Eighth.

Second.

Ninth. REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Blackstone . .

.

Farmville Houston

Jeffersonton .

.

Lexington .... Lynchburg .

.

Petersburg . .

.

Radford Richmond .... Do

Staunton Williamsburg

Hoge Military Academy

vState Female Normal School

' Public Public Washington and Lee University Woman's College

Public School

St. Albans Academy

Jefferson Literary Society Circulating Richmond College Public School Mary and William College

Fourth.

Do.

Sixth. Eighth. Tenth.

Sixth. Fourth.

Sixth. Third. Do. Tenth.

Second. WASHINGTON.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST. Olympia

Pullman

Seattle Tacoma

Walla Walla .

.

Ellensburg North Yakima

Parkland Spokane Do

Tacoma Do

Do

Washington State Agricultural College and School of Science

University of Washington

City Whitman College GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

State Normal School Yakima Commercial Club

Pacific Lutheran University High School Spokane Business College Chamber of Commerce

Masonic, corner Ninth and Pacific avenues

Puget Sound University

At large. Senatorial. At large. Senatorial.

At large. Do.

Senatorial. Do.

Do. At large. Do.

Senatorial.
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district. Cheney.

Olympia

Seattle . Spokane

Do..

Do... Tacoma

Cheney Normal School Independent Order of Odd Fellows

Public Gonzaga College Northwest Mining Exchange

Public Puget Sound University

At large. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. WEST VIRGINIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Athens , Buckhannon . Charleston Fairmont Huntington . .

.

Morgantown .

.

Wheeling

Addison

Barboursville . Bluefield Clarksburg

Elkins

Grafton Moundsville .

.

Parkersburg .

.

Philippi Point Pleasant Shepardstowu

Buckhannon .

.

Glenville Grafton Hinton

Martinsburg .

.

Ripley

Concord Normal School West Virginia Conference Seminary West Virginia State West Virginia State Normal School.

.

Marshall College West Virginia University

Public GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Methodist Episcopal

Barboursville College Colored Institute Public School High School High School

Public School High School

Philippi Public School Normal School REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

Conference Seminary

State Normal School Grafton School

Public School High School Jackson

Third.

Senatorial.

Second.

Fourth.

Senatorial.

First.

Third. Fourth. Third.

First. Senatorial.

vSecond.

First. Senatorial. Second.

Fourth.

Senatorial.

Third.

First. Second.

Third. Second.

Fourth. WISCONSIN.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

Appleton . .

.

Beloit Eau Claire . Fond du Lac La Crosse. .

.

Appleton, Lawrence University

Beloit College

Public

Public Public

Eighth.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Sixth. Senatorial.
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district. Madison Do

Merrill Milwaukee

Platteville Racine

River Falls Sheboygan

Appleton

Black River Falls Chilton Grand Rapids. . .

.

Hayward

Hillside Jefferson Kenosha

Mayville Menasha

Milwaukee Do

Do

Do

Mineral Point. .

.

Monroe Neenah

Phillips Sparta Watertown Waukesha Wausau

West Bend

West Superior. . .

.

Beaverdam

Dodgeville Grand Rapids

Greenbay Do

Kenosha La Crosse Lake Geneva

Marinette Menasha

Milwaukee Do...

Neillsville

Wisconsin State Wisconsin State Historical Society

T. B. Scott Free

Public Wisconsin State Normal School . .

.

Public Wisconsin State Normal School. .

.

Public

Second.

Ninth.

Fourth.

Third.

First. Tenth.

Fifth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Columbia Hall

Public High School Thomas B. Scott Public

Public

Public Free High School

Public High School High School Concordia College Milwaukee College South Side High School, corner Madison and

Second streets. West Side High School

Public

Public

Public High School = Free Northwestern University

Public High School High School

Public

Eighth.

Seventh.

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Agricultural Statistics . . Alkali Lands

Arbor Day

Beef Supply of the United States Beet Sugar Industry, Special Report on,

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Testing Seeds at Home

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1877, vol. 1

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No. 18 No. 19 No. 20 No. 21 No. 22 Erosion Charts White Pine Timber in the United States

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1891 1892

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Agriculture—Cont'd.

Statistics—Continued.

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Statistics Crop Circular, October,

1899 Vegetable Physiology and

Pathology.

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1895-96 1897-98 ...... Bulletins: No. 4 No. 11, part 3 No. 17 No. 19 No. 20 No. 21 ...... . No. 28

" F"

Moisture Tables

Tables for Finding Temperature of Dewpoint,

etc., 1897 Weather Review:

July, 1898

Sept., 1899

Oct., 1899 Nov., 1899 American Historical

Association. Annual reports:

1890 (paper)

1891 (paper)

1895 (paper)

1896, vol. 1 I896, VOl. 2 I897

1898 Civil Service Commission. Annual reports:

1888 (paper)

1898 (paper)

Civil Service Act

Executive Civil Service, Positions in Manual of Examinations, Jan., 1899 Congress.

18th Cong., 1 st sess., House Ex. Docs.,

vol. 1 31st Cong., 1st sess., Senate Ex. Docs.,

vol. 10 32d Cong., 1st sess., Senate Reports, vol.

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40th Cong., 2 a sess., • Senate Ex. Docs.,

vol. 1 1 $1. 50 $1.50

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! 1. 20 1. 20

41st Cong., 3d sess.,

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Congress—Contin ued

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1 $2. 25 $2. 25 50th Cong., 2d sess.: House Mis. Docs.,

1 I- 35 I- 35 House Mis. . Docs.,

1 2. 60 2. 60 House Reports, vol.

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1 1.50 1.50 House Ex. Docs., vo1' 26 1 1. 50 1. 50 House Mis. Docs.,

9 1 l - 55 * 55 House Mis. Docs.,

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vol, 1 2 1.25 2. 50 Senate Reports, vol.

3, part 1 1 I. IO 1. 10 House Ex. Docs.,

1 I. IO 1. 10 House Mis. Docs., 0 . 2. 00 53d Cong., 1st sess.: Senate Mis. Docs.,

vol. 1 I I. 00 1. 00 Senate Mis. Docs.,

vol. 2 t I. 20 T. 20 House Reports, vol.

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vol. 28 1 1.25 I.25 House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 39, parts 1 to 6

6 I I. OO II. 00 53d Cong., 3d sess.: Senate Ex. Docs.,

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vol. 31 I 1-45 i-45 House Mis. Docs.,

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Continued. House Mis. Docs..

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56th Cong., 1st sess., 2d edition (cloth) 56th Cong., 1st sess., 3d edition (paper)

56th Cong., 1st sess., 3d edition (cloth). Register of Debates:

Vol. 8, part 3 Vol. io, part 3 Congressional Globe:

Vol. 39,Supplement

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Vol. 43, part 3 Congressional Record:

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Bulletin No. 1 Bulletin No. 2 Alaska and north- west North America, list of maps. . . . Condition of Library

Cuba, List of books on

Hawaii, list of books on

Memorial addresses:

Allen, Thomas

Beck, J. B

Bogy.L.V.

Burnes, J. N

Earle, J.H

Kvins, J.H

Farr,Fv- W

Garfield, J. A

Haskell, D. C Hawk, R. M. A. (pa- per) Henry, Joseph

Herndon, T. H

Houk, G. W. ( paper) Houston, G.S

Logan, J. A. (paper). Lowe, W. M. (paper)

Morrill, J. S Northway, S. A

Post, P. S

Price, W. T

Shaw, G. D

Stark and Webster

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Congress— Continued. Message and docu- ments:

1S49-50, part 1 1849-50, part 2 1852-53. Part 1 1853-54. part 1 1854-55. part 1 1854-55. part 2 1860-61, part 3 1896-97, abridgment

1898-99, abridgment,

vol. 1 1898-99, abridgment,

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vol. 3 1899-1900, abridgment, vol. 1 1890-1900, abridgment, vol. 2 Presidents' messages:

39th Cong., 2d sess.

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50th Cong., 1st sess. 53d Cong., 1st sess. . 54th Cong., 1st sess.

,

54th Cong., 2d sess 55th Cong., 3d sess .

.

56th Cong., 1st sess. Fish Commission. Annual reports:

1879 (paper)

1879 (cloth)

1887 1893 (paper)

1S96 1897 (paper)

1897 (cloth)

1898 (paper)

1898 (cloth) Bulletins:

Vol. 7, 1887 (paper) .

.

Vol. 18, 1898 Albatross, Construction

of Annelida Chaetopoda. .

.

Apodal Fishes Aquaria at Washington.

Carp Culture

Ceutrarchidae Cephalopods of Northeastern America

Coast Fisheries Cyprinoid Hybrids

Dredging Stations, 1879 . Embryography of Osse- ous Fishes

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Fish Commission—

Continued. Fntomostraca of Lake

Superior

Entozoa, New England,

part 2

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Entozoa, Yellowstone

National Park

Fauna, Yellowstone National Park

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Fishes of Arkansas

Fishes of Central and

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Fishes of Mackenzie

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County, Me

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Holl

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of Oligochsetological Researches

Oysters from Artificially Fertilized Eggs

Pearls and Shells in Oi namental Art

Physical Investigation

of Coast of New England

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Fish Commission—

Continued. Plankton Studies in

Great Takes

Planktonic Studies Salmon and Salmon

Fisheries in Alaska .

.

Salmonoids and Crawfishes Sparoid Fishes. Sword Fishes . . TilefishInterior.

Report of Governor,

1898 Report of Governor, Annual reports:

189S, vol. 1 Arizona: Report of Governor,

1898Census. Sixth:

Tist of Pensioners . . Eighth

:

Manufactures

Population

Ninth: Industry and Wealth

Tenth:

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Vol. 17 (cloth) California, Physical and Agricultural Features of

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Glass, Manufacture

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Abstract, paper

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part 1 (paper) Farms and Homes

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1876

1893, vol. 1 1894, VOl. 2 1896, vol. I 1897, VOl. 2

1898, vol. I 1898, VOl.2

A. L. A. Catalogue

Art and Industry, vol. 1 Circulars of Information

1884, No. 4

1885, No. 5

1889, No. 2 1890, No. 2 1891, No. 1 1891, No. 3

1891, No. 6

1891, No. 9

1899, No. 1 Experimental Study of Children

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1873 Monographs:

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Public l,ands and their Water Supply

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:

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1899

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1900 (paper)

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Hemenway Collec- tion Mexican Feather

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53d Cong., 3d sess .. 54th Cong., 1st sess. 54th Cong., 2d sess . 55th Cong., 1st sess. 55th Cong., 2d sess . 55th Cong., 3d sess . Slip Laws: Interstate Commerce Act, 1895 . .

.

Currency Act. (Public No. 39) Hawaii, Govern- ment for (Public No. 82) Indian Territory

(Public No. 162) .. Naval appropriations (Public No.

195) • Statutes at L,arge: Vol. 18 Vol. 19 Vol. 20 Vol. 21 Vol. 22 Vol. 23 Vol. 24 Vol. 25 Vol. 26 Vol. 27 Vol. 28 Vol. 29 Vol. 30

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Olive Culture Pan-American Medical

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1900—Continued.

State—Continued. Venezuelan Boundary

Controversy World's Commerce, Re- view of, T896-97 Treasury.

Appropriations, F s t i

- mates of: i899

1900

1901 Appropriations, n e w

offices, etc. , 55th Cong.

,

2d sess. Architects, Fourth In- ternational Congress

of Assay Commission:

1899

1900 Auditor of the Treasury, Fifth, Annual Reports:

1870.

1872.

1873-

1875-

1877. 1878.

1879.

1880.

1882. 1883.

1886. 1887. 1889.

1890.

1892.

1894.

I895- 1896

1897. Auditor for War Depart- ment, Annual re- ports:

1897

1898 Balance Due To and From United States, 1789-1885 Bankruptcy Law, in- dexed

Bear, Cruise of Bubonic Plague

Chinese Exclusion, 1893.

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Treasury—Continued.

Chinese, Regulations for Residence:

1892

1893 Coast and Geodetic Survey, Annual reports:

1880

1884 (paper ) 1890 (appendix 18 ) . 1896

1896 (appendix 12) . 1897 (paper)

1897 (cloth)....

1897 (appendix 8) .

.

1897 (appendix 9) . Code List of Merchant

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July, 1898 April, 1899 May, 1899 June, 1899 . July, 1899 August, 1899 September, 1899 October, 1899 November, 1899 December, 1899 , January, 1900 February, 1900 March, 1900 April, 1900 Commerce and Navigation:

. Foreign

[895, part 1, vol. 1 [895, part 1, vol. 2. .

.

5, vol. 1

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7, vol. I 1897, VOl. 2 , 1898 Commerce of Asia and

Oceanica Commerce of the World, and Share of United

States therein Commerce with Asiatic Countries

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June jo, igoo—Continued. Number of copies Treasury—Continued. Commerce with Europe,

1 790-1 890 Commerce of United

States with Hawaii, Comptroller of Currency, Annual reports:

1898, part 1 1898, part 2 1899, part 1 1899, part 2 Comptroller of Treasury, Decisions:

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Vol. 2 (paper) , Vol. 3 (sheep)

Vol. 4 (sheep)

Vol. 4. part 1 (paper)

Vol. 4, part 2 (paper)

Vol. 5 (sheep)

Vol.6, part 1 Comptroller of Treasury, First, Decisions:

Vol. 6 Comptroller of Treasury, Second:

Digest of Decisions,

vol. 4 Cuba:Commercial and In- dustrial Condition Appendix

Currency of Imports, 1895 Santiago, and Inter- nal Revenue

Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines, Foreign Commerce of Customs I_aws, 1899 .... Drawback Allowances. Drowning and Frost

Bites Engraving and Printing, Bureau of, Investigation: Report Testimony

Finance Reports:

1849

1852

1853 i860

1866..... 1872

1873 1874

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.60 .60 .90 .90 •30 •30 35 •35 •30 •30

•45 •45

•55 •55 .60 .60

Treasury—Continued. Finance Reports—C't'd.

1877, preliminary. . . . 1878, preliminary. . . . 1879, preliminary. . . . 1880, preliminary

1884, preliminary

1894, preliminary. . . . 1897

1898 (paper)

1898 (cloth)

1899 (paper) Fur Seal and Other

Fisheries of Alaska. .

.

Fur Seal Investigations:

Vol. 3 Vol. 4 (paper) Gauger's Manual, 1898 .

,

Government Salary

Tables, 1897 Immigration and Pas- senger Movement:

1893 1894

1895 Immigration L,aws and

Regulations, 1893 Immigration, Superin- tendent of, Annual

Report, 1899 Internal Revenue Office Annual Reports

1897 1898 Decisions

Vol. 1 Vol. 2 Laws—

1861-1873 RegulationsSeries 7, No. 4.

.

Series 7, No. 25 .

.

Series 7, No. 26.

.

Jamaica, Fiscal and Economic Condition. Life-Saving Service,

Register, July 1, 1899.

.

Light-House Board, An- nual Report, 1898 (paper) Marine-Hospital Service, Annual Report,

1898 Merchant Vessels, List

of:1897 1898 (paper)

1898 (cloth)

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fune 30, igoo —Continued.

Treasury—Continued Merchant Vessels, Tist of—Continued.

1899 (paper)

1899 (cloth) Mint, Annual Report:

1895 1896

1897 1898

1899 National-Bank Act, 1900 National Banks, Instruc- tions Navigation Bureau, Annual Report:

1894

1895 1896

1898 Navigation, Congress of, Seventh International Navigation Laws:

1886 Amendments, 1896 . Amendments, 1S97 . 1899 (paper)

1899 (cloth) Obligation of the Gov- ernment, 1789-1896 . .

.

Philippine Islands, Cus- toms Tariff, 1898 Philippine Islands, Fi- nancial and Industrial Conditions Porto Rico:

Civil Affairs ( Davis)

1899 Currency Question. Customs Tariff, Aug.

19, 1898 Customs Tariff, Amended, Jan. 20, 1899 Industrial and Commercial Condition

(Carroll) Mineral Resources.

Population, Civil Government, and Commerce

Production of Precious

Metals:

1894 •'• •• 1895

1896

1897 1898 (paper)

1898 (cloth)

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60

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•05

• 05

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25

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•30

Number of

copies. Treasury—Continued.

Public Debt of U. S. 1791-1896 Revenue Commission,

1865-66 Revenue-Cutter Service, Annual Report, 1897. .

.

Revenue-Cutter Service in War with Spain. . . . Rookeries of Commander Islands, 1897.

,

Salmon Fisheries of Alaska:

1898 1899 Salt Production 1889-90.

.

Seal and Salmon Fisheries and General Resources of Alaska,

vol. 1 Sea-Otter Banks of Alaska Specie Payment Re- sumption , Specie Resumption and

Refunding of National Debt

Statistical Abstract:

1887

1898 1899

Statistics of Take Commerce, 1898 Steamboat-Inspec t i o n

Service

:

Taws, 1897 Rules and Regulalations, 1897 Sugars and Molasses, Regulations for Sampling Tide Tables, 1900 Tide Tables, Pacific, 1900 Transactions with Certain National Banks . . Treasurer of U. S., Annual Report, 1898 Treasury Decisions:

1897

1898, vol. 1 I898, VOl. 2 1898, vol. 2, No. 3

1899, vol. I 1899, vol. 1, No. 1 1899, vol. 1, No. 6". 1899, vol. 1, No. 22 ...

.

1899, vol. 2 Visit to General Gomez.

War-Revenue Taw

Wheat in Commerce

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2 05 . 10

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9<D REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fune 30, 1900—Continued.

Treasury—Continued. Wool and Manufactures

of Wool:

1894 (paper)

1894 (cloth) Yellow Fever, Nature,

Diagnosis, etc Yellow Fever, Report of Commission, 1899 War.

Alaska, Reconnoissance

in (Schwatka)

Anacostia River Flats, Survey of Annual Reports:

1898, preliminary. .

.

1898, vol. 1, part 1 .

.

1898, vol. 1, part 2, (paper)

1898, vol. 1, part 2, (cloth)

1899, vol. 1, part 1 . .

.

1899, vol. 1, part 2 . .

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1899, vol. 1, part 3 . .

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1899, vol. 1, part 4 . .

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1899, v°l- x ) part 5 . .

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1899, vol. 1, part 6 ... Army L,ist: July, 1899 August, 1899 September, 1899 ....

• October, 1899 November, 1899 December, 1899 Army I_,ist and Directory: January, 1900 February, 1900 March, 1900 April, 1900 May, 1900 June, 1900 Army Register:

1863-1865

1866-1868

1869

1870

1871

1873 1876

1895 1896

1897....' 1898 1899

1900

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War—Continued. Army Regulations:

1895 (paper)

1895 (cloth) Appendix, No. 1 Appendix, No. 2 1899 Remarks on (L,ie- ber) Army Transport Service Regulations

Army Uniform Regulations Army, Use of, in Aid of

Civil Power

Artillery Circulars, 1893: B

CF

F, Supplement

H

I Canal Connecting Lake

Michigan and Wabash

River Cavalry Drill Regulations Chickamauga and Chat- tanooga Park, Dedication of

Civil War Claims, Manual of Practice Coast Artillery Drill Regulations: Text

Plates, paper

Plates, leather Colorado River of the West

Conduct of the War:

1863, vol. 1 1863, vol. 2

1863, vol. 3

T865, vol. 1 1865, VOl.2

1865, vol. 3

1865, supplement,

vol. 1 1865, sup plement,

vol. 2 Cuba:Civil Report,

(Brooks) 1900 Commerce of Customs Tariff, Aug.

8, 1898 Customs Tariff,

Amended, Dec. 13,

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 91

Itemized statement ofsales for the fiscal year ended fnne 30, 1900—Continued.

War—Continued. Cuba—Continued. Immigration Regulations Internal Revenue, Customs Tariff

and Internal Taxation Police Law of Rail- roads

Provincial and Municipal Taws

Public Works, Taws

of Cuba, Porto Rico, and

Philippine Islands: Administrative Justice in Spanish Colonial Provinces .

.

Civil Code Code of Commerce.

.

Electoral Taw,

Adaptation to Mortgage Taws

Public Documents,

in Spanish Colo- nies Emergency Diet for the Sick Engineer Department, Annual Reports:

1875, vol. 1 1895, Appendix T T . . 1898, vol. 1 1898, vol. 2

1898, V0L3

1898, vol. 4

1898, vol. 5

1898, vol. 6 Extended Order Drill Regulations

Fortifications of To-day,

1883 Great Salt Take Vallev Exploration, 1851: Text Maps

Heliograph Instructions Hospital Corps Drill Regulations Index Catalogue of Li- brary of Surgeon-General's Office:

1st series, vol. 1 1st series, vol. 2 1st series, vol. 13 2d series, vol. 1 2d series, vol. 2 2d series, vol. 3 2d series, vol.4 Inspector-General's Report, 1898

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05

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2 . 10 3

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2. 00

2. 00

2. 00

2. 00

2. 00 2.00

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. 10

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1. 00

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[•25 •50

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2. 00

2. 00

12. 00

18. 00

24. 00 no. 00

War—Continued. Tady Franklin Bay Expedition:

Vol. 1 Vol.2 Take Erie, Regulation

of Level Light Artillery Drill Regulations

Magazine Rifle, Calibre 30- • Manual of Arms

Manual for Army Cooks Manual of Guard Dut3^ Manual of Medical De- partment

Martial Law, Justifica- tion of Medical Officers, Instructions, 1881 Memorial Bridge Across Potomac

Military Academy : Report Board of Visitors, 1899 Register, 1893 Military Information

Division Publications : No. 15 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 No. 20 No. 21 No. 22 No. 23 No. 24, part 1 No. 24, part 2 No. 25 No. 26 Military Laws, 1897 Military Laws, Appendix, 1898 Military Reservations,

Title of United States. Military Road from Fort Walla-Walla to Fort Benton, i858(Mullan)

Military Telegraph

Tines

Militia Force, 1898 Mississippi River Tevees

National Home for Dis- abled Volunteer Sol- diers: Report on Branches

1897-98 Report of Inspector- General, 1898

Number of

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Price per

copy.

fi.oo

1.90

• 25 •25 .50

• 25

•25

• 05

• IS

•15 •05

•35
92 REPORT OF THE

Itemized statement of sales for the fisca. PUBLIC PRINTER.

I year ended June jo, igoo—Continued.

War—Con tinned.

Officers of Volu nteer

Regiments:

Sept. 30, 1899 Nov. 15, 1899

Official Table of Dis- tances Ohio River Survey Ordnance and Fortifica- tions Board, Annual

Reports:

1897

1898

1899 Ordnance Department, Annual Reports:

1895

1896

1897 (paper)

1897 (cloth)

1898 (preliminary) .

.

1898 (paper)

1899 • Pacific Railroad Survey:

Vol. 8 Vol. 9 (cloth) Vol. 9 (half leather) . Pay Department Manual

Paymaster's Manual. . . . Philippine Islands: Commerce, Monthly

Summary, Nos. 1-3 Customs Tariff and

Regulations

Financial and Industrial Conditions . .

.

Immigration Regulations . Notarial Law

Public Documents . . Porto Rico: Civil Administration and Govern- ment

Civil Affairs (Davis)

.

Civil Affairs, with Appendix

Civil Affairs, Report

of Insular Commission Commerce, Monthly

Summary, Nos. 1-2 Customs Tariff Electoral Law

Immigration Regulations Industrial and Eco- nomic Condition . . Population and

Civil Government

.

Number of copies

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. 10

50

$0. 30

05

. 10 •05

.65 75

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2 . 10 . 20

1 . 10 . 10 3 •05 •15

2 • 05 . 10

2 •05 . 10

1 •05 • °5

50

War—Continued.

Porto Rico—Continued.

Provincial and municipal Laws , Public Works, Law

of Railroad Laws

Railroads, Police Law of Porto Rico and Cuba:

Notarial Laws

Self Government in, Proteus, Court of In- quiry Quartermaster's Com- pendium of Regulations, 1898 Quartermaster's Manual

Rebellion Record, Series II: Vol. 3 Vol. 6

Vol. 7 Red River of Louisiana

Expedition, Maps

Reservoir Sites in Wyoming and Colorado . .

.

San Joaquin River Sur- vey San Pedro, California, Harbor at Ship Canal, Sabine Pass. Siege Artillery Drill Regulations

Signal Service: Annual Report, 1885, vol. 2 Professional Papers, No. 13 Professional Papers, No. 16 Property and General Regulations .

.

Soldiers' Home, D. C, Annual Report, 1898. . . Spanish Army, Organization of, 1898 Subsistence Manual

Subsistence Stores, Handbook of Surgeon-General, Annual Report, 1898 Survey of Territories,

1869 Survey West of 100th Meridian, vol. 1 . . . Survey and Preliminary Examinations

Test of Metals:

1878

1897 1898

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.80 .80

• 25 •25

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.15 •15

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•35 •35 •25 2. 50

.40 .40

. 10 .20

. 10 . 20

. 20 . 20

• 05 •°5

•15 .60 30 .60

•35 1.05

• 25 .25

•75 •75

•50 1.50

•25 .50

•50 •50

•85 1.70

.70 4-9°
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 93

Itemized statement ofsales for thefiscal year ended June jo, igoo—Continued.

War—Continued.

Virginia Campaign War Department Li- brary

:

Subject Catalogues- No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 6 No. 7 Water Hyacinth, Obstructions by Water Supply of Washington, D. C Miscellaneous.

Alaska, Proposed Civil Code (55th Cong., 3d

sess., House Doc. 99) .

.

Alaska, Proposed Criminal Code, (55th Cong.

2d sess., Sen. Doc. 60). Alcohol in the Arts

(55th Cong., 2d sess., Sen. Rept. 411) Alcohol in Manufac- tures and the Arts

(Rept. 1 141) American Archives, 5th

Series, Vol. 3 Anacostia River Flats, Reclamation of Armor Factory Board, Annual Report, 1897.. Army Reorganization. . Banking and Currency

Committee, Hearings,

1894 Bankruptcy Bill Bankruptcy, Report on

Bill Bankruptcy, Orders in. Bankruptcy, General

Orders and Forms in Bond Sales Charters and Constitutions, 2 vols. ( 2 sets) . Civil Service of the

United States, 1868 . .

.

Coast Defenses of United States, 1896 . .

.

Coeur d'Alene Region, Labor Troubles in . .

.

Coeur d'Alene Troubles, Report of General Merriam

Commerce, Promotion

of Comprehensive Index,

1889-1893, paper . Contested Election

Cases, 52d Congress.. Covode Investigation .

.

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9. 90

.25

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1005

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45

85

Miscellaneous—

Continued.

Credit Mobilier Investigation Criminal Aggression . .

.

Cuba, Affairs in (Doc.

405) Cuba, Affairs in (Rept.

885, part 1 ) Cuba, Affairs in (Rept.

885) Deep Waterways Commission Report

Descriptive Catalogue

(Poore).

District of Columbia:

Engineer's Report,

1895 Engineer's Report,

1898 Sanitary Condition

of Public Schools. Docking Vessels of the Navy

Document Catalogues:

1893-1895

1895-96 Document Indexes:

54th Cong., 1st sess . 54th Cong., 2d sess.

.

55th Cong., 1st sess

.

55th Cong., 2d sess.

.

55th Cong., 3d sess.. Electoral Commission,

1877 Executive Departments Methods or Business

in:Vol. 1 Vol.2

Vol. 3 Explorations printed in Government Documents (Hasse) Five Civilized Tribes, Agreement with

Five Civilized Tribes Commission, Report,

1899 Foods, Adulteration of (Report 576) Foods, Adulteration of, (Report 1488) Forest Policy of the United States Forest Reservations, Es- tablishment of Forest Reservations, New

Fort Pillow Massacre .

.

Gas and Telephone Companies in District of Columbia

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• 05

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25

35

10

05

75

75

30

20

1530

•25 .70

.70
94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year ended June jo, igoo—Continued. Number of

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copy. Amount.

^IlSCKLLANEOUS

Continued. Geographic Names,

Board ot. Reports:

1890-91 12 $0.05 $0. 60 1892-1895 1 • 05 •05 1892-1896 1 •05 •05 Government Printing

Office, New Building. . 2 05 . 10 Gila River Irrigation . . . 2 .05 . 10 Hawaii, Annexation of (Sen. Ex. Doc. "I?")... 1 •05 • 05 Hawaii, Annexation of (Sen.Rept. 681) S . 10 .80 Hawaiian Commission:

Report, 1898 8 . 10 .80 Report, with Laws

of Hawaii 4° Holland, Torpedo Boat. . 3 •05 • !5

ITrtnQf* 11UUSC TVTqihiciI IVXdll llcll, ccfVi ^j^LIl Cong., 3d sess .

.

1 . 40 . 40 Immigration Investigating Commission

Report, 1895 I 50 • 50 Indian Bonds Abstracted •3° • 3° Indian Currency 3 • °5 • J 5 Indian Currency Commission. [Report 1 60 60 Industrial Commission:

1 •°5 •05 Report part 1 _

. 80 2. 40

3 . 20 . 60 Interoceamc Communication, Bibliography .

.

6 •05 •30 International American

Conference Report,

1 • 35 •35 Irrigation and Reclamation of* Arid H,3.tids^

1 1. 00 1. 00 Vols. 3-4 1 1. 10 1. 10 Irrigation in Egypt 1 50 • 50 Japan and Gold Stand4 • °5 . 20 Japanese Competition . . 3 • 05 • 15 Johnson, Andrew, Trial Vol 1 3 •55 I.05

3 .40 I. 20 Vol. 3 3 •35 I.05 Kansas, Troubles in

1856 1 •85 •85 Krupp Armor • °5 Luzon, Trip through 1 05 • 05 Maine, U. S.S., Report on Destruction of 2 •30 .60 Maritime Canal of North America 3 •05 • 15 Members of Congress, Alleged Corrupt Combinations, 1837 2 • 25 • 50

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy. Amount.

"Miscellaneous

Continued.

ITp^^qcpc n 11 f 1 Pm^rc r\f the Presidents:

Vol. 1 71 $0. 90 $63.90

Vol. 2 7i .90 63.90

Vol. 3 7i .90 63.90

Vol. 4 7i .90 63.90

Vol. 5 71 .90 63. 90

Vol. 6 71 .90 63.90

Vol. 7 71 • 9° 63. 90 Vol S 7

1 • 9° 63. 90 Vol 9 7

1 90 63. 90

7

1 90 63. 90

3 • 25 • 75 Mississippi River Floods 1 45 • 45 Monetary Laws and Conditions 3 •05 • 15 National Crime,Cost of a 16 •05 .80 Navajo Indian Country . 3 .40 1. 20 Naval Appropriations. . 1 • °5 • °5 Naval Torpedo Warfare,

1886 2 • °5 . 10 Nicaragua Canal Board,

Report, 189s 3 • 7° 2. 10 Nicaragua Canal, Views

of Melville 8 •05 .40 Pacific Railroads, Fore20 •05 1. 00

Pacific Railroads, Report

of Senate Committee.. 3 . 20 .60 Panama Canal, Intelli- gence Report 1 •25 • 25 Panama Canal, New .... 1 •05 .05 Parliamentary Prece3 1. 20 3.60 Penological Questions . . I .05 •°5 Pension Taws, Revision

of 2 •05 . 10 Philippine Commission

:

Preliminary Agree- ment 4 .05 . 20 Report,vol. i(paper) .20 Report, vol. 1 ( cloth ) • 3° 1 80 Philippine Islands, Arti- cles from &>in^3.pore Free Press 2 • °5 . 10 Polygamy, Amendment

to Constitution Prohibiting I •05 •05 Postal .Savings Banks. . . 2 •05 . 10 Postal .Savings Banks in 4 •05 . 20 Postal Savings Deposi-

. 10 . 10 Public Ownership of" Public Utilities . •05 •05 Railroad Nationalization 1 05 •05 Ramie Industry 6 •05 •30 Red River Exploration: Text 1 • 9° .90
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 95

Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year ended June 30, igoo—Continued.

Miscellaneous—

Continued. Red River Exploration- Continued. Maps

Rio Grande, International Dam at Rivers and Harbors Ap- propriations, 54th Cong., 1st sess Santo Domingo, Report

of Commission, 1871. .

.

Senate Library, Catalogue, 1895 Senate Wing, Heating and Ventilating Shipping, American, Re- vival of

Silver Bullion, Message

Vetoing Coinage

Silver Commission, Report, 1876 Silver Question, List of Papers on

Silver Standard Countries Standard of Value Sweating System

Tariff Acts, 1789-1897 Tariff Acts, 1897 and 1890, and War Revenue Act

Tariff Acts, 1894, 1890, and 1888, Comparison

of

Tariff Acts, 1897, 1894, and 1890, Comparison

of, part 1 Tariff Hearings, 1896-97: Vol. 1 Vol. 2 Schedule C

Schedule D

Schedule E

Tariff Replies, 1894: Bulletin 31 Bulletin 32 Bulletin 32%

Tehuantepec Route Telegraph and Telephone, Government

Ownership

Trust Investigation .... United States Courts, Proposed Revision of Laws:

July 31, 1899 .. Nov. 15, 1899.. University of United

States, Report on

Parti

Part 2

Num- Price ber of per Amount.

copies. copy.

1 $0. 25 fo.25

1 • 15 •15

• 05 •05

2 •35 .70

3 . 10 •30

1 . 10 . 10

2 • 05 . 10

1 • 05 .05

2 • 25 .-50

8 • 05 .40

1 •05 •05

2 05 . 10 2 • *5 • 3° 6 •75 4-50

23 . 10 2.30

2 15 •30

13 • 15 i-95

! .80 .80

I .60 .60

I . 10 . 10

1

• . 10 . 10

. 10 . 10

. 10 . 10

x . 10 . 10

4 • 05 . 20

7 • 05 •35

1 .65 .65

4 . 10 .40

1 •15 • 15

1 .10 . 10

1 .05 .05

Number of

copies. Miscellaneous—

Continued. Venezuelan Commission Report:

Vol. 1 Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Veto Messages, 1 792-i88( Warren, G. K., Trial of: Vol. 1 Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Woolgrowers' Association, Memorial of Yellowstone, Explora

tion of, 1867 Zuni and Colorado River Exploration

Total sales Subscription Sales. Experiment Station

record ($1 per volume

of 12 numbers)

:

Vol. 8—

No. 1 .

.

No. 2 . No. 3.. No. 4.. N0.5.. No. 6.. No. 7.. No. 8.. No. 9 .

.

No. 10. No. 11. No. 12. Vol. 9—

No. 1 .

.

No. 2. N0.3.. No. 4.. No. 5.. No. 6.

.

No. 7.. No. 8.. No. 9 . No. 10. No. 11. No. 12. Vol. 10

No. 1 .

.

No. 2 .

.

No. 3.. No. 4.. No. 5..

25, 295

Price per

copy.

$0. 35

• 50

•50

• 50
g6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for thefiscal year ended June 30, /goo—Continued.

Subscription Sales—

Continued. Experiment Station

record (Si per volume

of 12 numbers)—C't'd. Vol. 10—Continued. No. 6 No. 7 No. 8.. No. 9 No. 10. No. 11 No. 12 Vol. 11—

No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5..... No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10

Niim- Price ber of per

copies, copy.

22

2222

2323

193

193

143

141 142 142

142

141 141

141 140

140 Total 2,585 $0.08% $215.42

Subscription Sales—

Continued. Army Directory: January, 1900 February, 1900 March, 1900 April, 1900 May, 1900 June, 1900 Consular Reports: No. 232 No. 233 No. 234 No. 234, supplement . No. 235 No. 236 No. 237 Total

Individual sales Subscription sales Total sales for year

Num- Price per Amount.

copies. copy.

"*'"** i

.A,

2 . 20

3 .10 •3°

3 .10 •3°

3 .10 •30

3

. 10 •30

1 • 15 •15

1 •15 •15

• 15 • 15 •05 •05

1 • 15 •15

• 15

::5

5 •15

2, 608 217.97

25, 295 8, 684. 24

2, 608 217.97

27, 903 8, 902. 21

Cask statementfor the fiscal year /goo.

debit.

Cash on account of unfilled orders July 1, 1899 $124. 88 Received in

July, 1899 $837. 10 August, 1899 1, 054. 49 September, 1899 757. 26 October, 1899 7 70. 79 November, 1899 670. 76 December, 1899 1, 184. 74 January, 1900 757. 60 February, 1900 525. 92 March, 1900 897. 19

April, 1900

.

798. 95 May, 1900 764. 94

June, 1900 831. 99

9, 851. 73

#9, 976. 61 CREDIT. Returned to remitters in

July, 1899 75. 10 August, 1899 259. 20 September, 1899 48.67
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Returned to remitters in—

October, 1899 $56. 32 November, 1899 62. 00 December, 1899 53. 21 January, 1900 55. 32 February, 1900 53-62 March, 1900 76. 64

April, 1900 72. 24 May, 1900 66. 69

June, 1900 74. 64 $953-65

Remitted to Public Printer for

July sales, 1899 741. 85 August sales, 1899 802. 05 September sales, 1899 670. 39 October sales, 1899 704. 09 November sales, 1899 605. 95 December sales, 1899 1, 106. 25 January sales, 1900 652. 00 February sales, 1900 458. 30 March sales, 1900 772. 02

April sales, 1900 714. 28 May sales, 1900 660. 83 June sales, 1900 756. 33

8, 644. 34 Remitted to Public Printer on account of subscriptions, 1899-1900 217. 97 Cash balance on account of unfilled orders 160. 65 SALES ACCOUNT.

976. 61

Dr. Cr. To sales for year $8, 902. 21 By amount remitted Public Printer . $8, 862. 31 By certificate of deposit No. 49190 .... 24-35 By certificate of deposit No. 51652. . . : 5-55

8, 902. 21 8, 902. 21

S. Doc. 19-
NEW BUILDING FOR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

Washington, D. C, November 28, /goo. Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith a summary of my annual report, sub- mitted to the Chief of Engineers, United States Army, on this date.

. Very respectfully,

John Stephen Seweee,

First Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers. Hon. F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer, Washington, D. C.

United States Engineer Office for Erection of

New Buieding for Government Printing Office,

Washington, D. C, November jo, igoo.

office work.

All structural and architectural plans are complete, except some details of interior

finish. Plans for mechanical equipment (plumbing, wiring, elevators, etc.) are well advanced, and most of them are completed.

Contracts have been let as follows (the first six having been let previous to the

last annual report): Name of contractor.

S. Carmody & Son.

Thos. R. Riley

Sept. 28 Columbia National Sand Dredging Co. The Cranford Paving

Co.

Jas. H. McGill , Thos. Somerville &

Sons.

Subject of contract.

Excavating and boring:Trench excavation. General excavation. Borings Eumber:

3 by 8 Virginia

pine.

6 by 6 Virginia

pine.

4 by 6 Georgia

pine.

12 by 12 Georgia

pine.

8 by 8 Georgia

pine. Sand

Broken stone:

1-inch stone

2-inch stone Portland cement . . . Pipe and fittings

Price or amount. Present

condition.

75 cents per cubic yard

44 cents per cubic yard \\ Completed.

$2 per linear foot

$13.45 per M

do

$24.75 Per M

$28.75 per M

do

95 cents per cubic yard.

$2.24 per cubic yard k $1.90 per cubic yard / $2.43 per barrel

$1,815-29

Do.

Do.

Do. 98
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 99

Name of contractor. Subject of contract. Price or amount. Present

condition.

Standard Brick Co . . . Common red brick. The Cranford Paving Waterproofing

Co.

The Phoenix Iron Co . Structural steel Petersburg Iron

Works. Andrew Ramsav

Cast-iron bases

.

X. J. Foundry and Machine Co. The Fawcett Ventilated Fireproof

Building Co. Bing Foundry and

Machine Co. The Brennan Construction Co. Edward R. Diggs &

Co. Wm.D.Gill& Son... .

Enameled brick

Electric hoists .

.

§9.2? perM Completed

Foundations, 25 cents per

square foot. Vertical walls, 27 cents per

square foot. Flashing horizontal courses

against walls, 30 cents per

linear foot. Average price per pound, 3.67 cents; estimated amount,

$465,000.

1.69 cents per pound

j Completed. Estimated amount, §75,000 . . . In force.

§6,430 Do. Terra cotta fireproof- ing. Cast-iron wheel

guards. Concrete fireproofing

Estimated amount, §125,766. Do.

§830 Completed. Estimated amount, §36,915.50 . j In force. Light-face brick

.

John B. Lord. Grove Lime and Coal

Co. James H. McCueu The Cranford Paving

Co. Excelsior Terra Cotta

Co. The Frederick Brick Works of Frederick

Count}-. Potomac Terra Cotta

Co. The Burnet Co

Cutter Electrical and

Manufacturing Co.

Jas. H.McGill

Lumber:

1 by 12 by 16 Vir- ginia pine.

1 by 6 by 16 Vir- ginia pine. 4 by 4 by 12 Vir- ginia pine. 3-inch by 12-inch Virginia pine. 2-inch by 12-inch Georgia pine. Concrete sand

Building sand Lime

Estimated amount, §37,628

§14.75 Per M ....

§12.75 per M

§0.185 Per piece.

$14.25 per M . . .

.

§20 per M

Do.

90 cents per cubic yard \\ ....do J 46^2 cents per barrel

1 - inch and 2 -inch broken stone.

2-inch broken brick.

i-inch broken brick. Ornamental terra

cotta. Brick

§1.74 per cubic yard

Addison H. Clarke.

J. P. Fait Brown-Ketcham Iron Works.

Oct. 23

Sept. 17

. do

.

Chas. E. Ellicott

Terra cotta conduit .

.

Electrical supplies . . . Switches and

switch boxes. Nonstaining Port- land cement. American Portland

cement. Cut stone

Cast-iron frames

§1.89 per cubic yard U

§2.05 per cubic yard J Estimated amount, §27,951.61

.

Estimated amount, §60,000 ...

Estimated amount, §1,312.50. Estimated amount §4,665.47. Estimated amount, $3,924.40.

§3.09 per barrel

§1.64 per barrel, net.

(Supplemental and

modifying contract

of Sept. 17, 1900.) Cast-iron column

guards.

Estimated amount, §64,871.50. Estimated amount,§104, 239.59 Reduces estimated amount j of original contract

§1.760.92. Estimated amount, §6,021.51 .

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.
IOO REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Date. Name of contractor. Subject of contract. Price or amount. Present

condition.

1899. Sept. it

18

24 Oct. 31 Nov. 5

Cribben & Sexton Co.

Geo. W. Knox Express Co. Crystal Sand Co

Enameled pipe:

i}4-iuch, 13 inches

long.

3-inch, 13 inches

long,

2-inch, 7 feet 3 inches long. sand.

Seneca Stone Co Cut stone. Cuyler & Mohler Pipe, fittings, etc. Contract papers in process of execution : Brennan Con- Tile roofing

struction Co.

J. C. McFarland & Corrugated roofing

Co. Arthur E- Keudle. Skylights ... H. S. Pilkington | Mortar color & Co.

so cents per piece In force Do.

Do.

$2.25 per ton of 2,000 pounds. Do.

70 cents per ton of 2,000 Do. pounds. Estimated amount, $1,560 Do. Estimated amount, $10,712.85

.

Do.

$2,100

.

$1,089 •

$1,579-20 $900

FIELD WORK.

The steel frame is nearly all in place as high as the third floor; the masonry of the basement story is nearly finished, as is also the underground sewerage work. A good beginning has been made on the fireproof construction. The entire work is about two months behind, owing to delay on the part of the

steel contractors, the worst feature due to this being the impossibility of finishing the power-house extension within a reasonable time and before the new boilers begin to arrive. The building will probably be finished before the close of the fiscal year 1902, and

within the authorized limit of cost. It will probably be practically closed in by

July 1, 1901, or soon thereafter. John Stephen Seweix,

First Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers.
TABULAR STATEMENTS.

IOI

INDEX TO TABULAR STATEMENTS.

*

Page.

No. i. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1900, and the condition of the appropriations July 1, 1900 104 No. 2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, 1900 105 No. 3. Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1899 106 No. 4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and lithographing and engraving

during the fiscal years 1893 to 1900, both inclusive 107 No. 5. Showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, i9oo,the sources from which received, and to what accounts deposited in the Treasury . 107 No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer 108 No. 7. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding 108 No. 8. vShowing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing and binding. . 119 No. 9. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving 124 No. 10. .Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1898) of the Secre- tary of Agriculture 136 No. 11. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1899) of the Secre- tary of Agriculture 137 No. 12. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding, War Depart- ment 137 No. 13. Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which they are

distributed 138 No. 14. Showing the allotments, etc., for printing and binding for the Executive and Judicial Departments, and the approximate cost of the work executed for the same 159 No. 15. Showing the cost of operating each branch office 159 No. 16. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Record for the third session of the Fifty-fifth Congress 160 No. 17. Showing the number of copies of each Department report and document printedupon

requisitions by the heads of Departments 161 No. 18. Showing the number of copies of books, with their titles, bound upon requisitions for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates 183 No. 19. Statement of contract made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for sup- plying paper for the public printing and binding from March 1, 1899, to February 28, 1900 197 No. 20. Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items. . 201 No. 21. Statement of contracts made for material (except paper) 213 No. 22. Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving 217 No. 23. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March 1, 1899, to February 28, 1900. . . 220 No. 24. Statement of proposals received for supplying stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscel- laneous items 229 No. 25. Statement of proposals received for supplying material 260 No. 26. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving 269 No. 27. Showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 274 No. 28. vShowing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1898) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 302 No. 29. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1899) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 316 103
No. i.— Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for

thefiscal year endedfune jo, /poo, and the co?idition of the appropriation July /, igoo.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1900: Appropriation, act February 24, 1899 $15, 200. co Disbursed for salaries during fiscal year 15, 185. co Balance July r, 1900 15.00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1S99: Balance July 1, 1899 574. 07 Disbursed during fiscal 3

r ear 540. 03 Balance July 1, 1900 34.04 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1900: Appropriation, act February 24, 1899 3,000.00 Disbursed during fiscal year 2, 379. 70

620. 30 To correct erroneous payments 18. do Balance July 1, 1900 638.30 Printing and binding, 1894 and prior years: Balance July 1, 1899 6, 500. 09 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 294. 80 Balance July 1, 1900 6, 205. 29 Printing and binding, 1898: Balance July 1, 1899 44,626.74 Disbursed for paper $1, 105. 92 Disbursed for material and supplies 4, 000. 00 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 10, 362. 33

15, 468. 25 Balance July 1, 1900 29, 158.49 Printing and binding, 1899: Balance July 1, 1899 451, 276. 71 Appropriation, act March 3, 1900 18,000.00 Received for printing and binding, etc 9, 465. 40 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 81, 564. 70 Repayments to correct errors in vouchers 604. 55

.

560, 91 1. 36 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $109, 219. 27 Disbursed for paper 157, 723.46 Disbursed for material and supplies 189, 531. 70 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 25, 726. 67 Joseph I.,. Pearson Printing Office (for printing for Supreme Court, United States) 4, 214. 45 To correct erroneous credits , 421. 51

486, 837. 06 Balance July 1, 1900 74,074.30 Printing and binding, 1900: Appropriation, act March 3, 1899 3, 377, °°o. 00 Appropriation, act February 9,1900 295,000.00 Appropriation, act March 30, 1900 504,000.00 Appropriation, act April 23, 1900 103, 000. 00 Appropriation, act June 6, 1900 3, 550. 00 104
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Printing and binding, 1900—Continued. Received for printing, binding, etc $20, 326. 40 Transferred 011 books of Treasury for printing, etc 233, 765. 26 Repayments to correct errors in vouchers 143. 60 To correct erroneous credit 182. 04 To correct error in paper certificate 37. 24

, , , , . „ 4,537,004.54 Disbursed ior labor during fiscal year $3, 164, 316. 70 Disbursed for paper 451,003.31 Disbursed for material and supplies 345, 523. 70 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 94, 322. 55 Joseph L. Pearson Printing Office 1 printing for Supreme Court, United States ) 6, 759. 23 To correct erroneous credit 5. 00 4,061,930.49 Balance Jul}- 1, 1900 475, 074. 05 Agricultural Report, 1897: Balance July 1, 1899 4, 550. 63 No disbursements.

Agricultural Report, 1898: Balance Jury 1, 1899 214,481.78 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $178, 253.43 Disbursed for paper 17, 148. 52 Disbursed for material and supplies 16, 563. 81 211,965.76 Balance July 1, 1900 2,516.02 Agricultural Report, 1899: Appropriation, act March 3, 1900 300,000.00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year \ $56, 000. 16 Disbursed for paper 49,416.10 Disbursed for material and supplies 9, 129. 56 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 452.00

114,997.82 Balance July 1, 1900 185, 002. 18 Printing and binding, War Department:

Balance July 1, 1900 8, 025. 63 Disbursed for paper $6, 740. 01 Disbursed for material and supplies 942 -58 7,6S2. 59 Balance July 1, 1900 343. 04 Engine house. Government Printing Office: Balance July 1, 1899 3, 588. 23 No disbursements.

No. 2.

Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, igoo, as shown by ledger. RESOURCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1900 $15, 200.00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1899 574- 04

1900 3, or8. 00 Public printing and binding:

1894 and prior years 6, 500. 98

1898 44, 626. 74 1899 : 560,911.36

1900 .' 4, 537, 004. 54 Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture:

1897 4, 550. 63

1898 214,481.78 1899 ; 300, 000. OO
106 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Printing and binding, War Department $8,025.63 Engine house, Government Printing Office 3, 588. 23

5, 698, 481.07 DISBURSEMENTS. Pay of employees, etc 3, 508, 084. 36 Paper 683,137.32 Material and supplies other than paper 565,691.35 Lithographing and engraving 130, 863. 55 Joseph I,. Pearson Printing Office (printing for Supreme Court, United States) 10,073.68

vSalaries, office of the Public Printer ' 15, 185.00 To correct erroneous transfers 426.51 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer:

1899 $540. 03 1900 2, 379. 70

2, 919. 73

4, 917, 281. 50 UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Salanes, office of the Public Printer, 190c 15.00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

i g99 34-04 1900 ' « 638.30 Public printing and binding:

1894 and prior years 6, 205. 29 1898 29, 15S. 49 1899 74, 074. 30 1900 475, 074. 05 Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture:

1897 4,550.63

1898 2,516.02

1899 185,002. 18 Printing and binding, War Department 343.04 Engine house, Government Printing Office 3,588.23

5, 698, 481. 07

No. 3.

Classified statement of payments by appropriations for fiscal year ended June jo, /poo.

Appropriation.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer.

1900 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

[899.

[900. Public printing and binding:

1894 and prior years

1898

1900 War Department

Printing Annual Report Secretary

of Agriculture:

L.abor.

$15, 185. 00

294. So

109, 219. 27

3, 164, 316. 70

178, 253. 43

56, 000. 16

Paper.

$1, 105.92

157, 723- 46

451,003.31

6, 740. 01

17, 148.5:

49, 416. ic

3, 523, 269. 36 683, 135. 32

Material and

supplies.

$540. 03

2, 379. 70

4, 000. 00

189, 531. 70

345, 523- 7o

942. 58

16, 563. 81

9, 129. 56 568,611.08

Lithographing and

engraving.

$10, 362. 33

25, 726. 67

94, 322. 55

452. 00

Total.

$15, 1S5.00

540. 03

2, 379. 70

294. Ro

15, 468. 25

482, 201. ic 4,055,166.26

7, 682. 59

211,965.76

1 14, 997. 82

[30,863. 55 j 4,905,881.31
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 107

No. 4. -Statement showing expendituresfor labor, material, paper, and lithographing and engraving duringfiscal years i8gj to ipoo, both inclusive.

Appropriation. 1894. 1895- 1896.

Printing and binding $3, 240, 103. 56

154, 820. 46

4, 040. 00

$3, 542, 316. 57

215, 044. 87

8, 062. 90

$2, 969, 146. 85

299, 301.41

7, 360. 00

172, 045. 57

$3, 368, 831. 80

338, 835. 25

610. 00

Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands

340. 79

113, 035.35 n> 634. 35

153, 327-oi

4, 23°- 48

126, 719. 35 Printing second edition Growth of In- Building for Government Printing Of6, 944- 43

248. 00

2, 833. 32

2, 458. 90

Printing memorial volume, centennial

celebration of laving corner stone of the Capitol Total 3, 523, 974. 51 3, 922,981.83 3, 455, 046. 26 3, 840, 288. 62

Appropriation.

Printing and binding

Agricultural reports Eleventh Census reports , Machinery, etc., new building

Diseases of the Horse, 1S96 and 1897 Diseases of the Horse, 1898 and 1899 Diseases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding,

1896 and 1897

1897.

385, 730- 9

2

269, 393- 64

90, 442. 72

26, 113.98

41, 220. 28

Laud, boiler house, etc Engine house, Government Printing

Office library, Government Printing Office.

.

Printing and binding, War Department

Site for addition to Government Print- ing Office

39, 939- 35

99, 859- 47

$3, 577, 697. 85

39°, 543- 60

i5i,5i3-58

33, 632. 67

1, 484. 80

[7, 965.00

19, 533- 77

2, 176. 07

Total 4, 194, 547. 34

1899.

$3, 73°, 292. 85

276, 398.95

82, 705. 58

35, 027. 99

320. 23

91, 974. 37

190, 028, 06

4, 407, 548. 03

$4, 564, 109. 09

326, 963. 58

7, 682. 59

898, 755- 26

Estimates of appropriations for public printing and binding for the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1902, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasuryforpresentation

to the second session of the Fifty-sixth Congress.

Wages $3, 244, 146. 02 Materials 451, 600. 00 Paper 803, 950. 00 Branch offices 261, 500. 00 Lithographing and engraving 130, 000. 00 Total 4, 891, 196. 02

No. 5.

Statement showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, /poo, the sources from which received, and to what accounts

deposited in the Treasury.

Deposited to the credit of appropriations for public printing and binding:

Printing for War Department

Binding Rebellion Records

$20, 729. 84

130. 50
108 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Deposited to the credit of appropriations For public printing and binding—Continued.

Printing for Navy Department $2, 753. 99 Printing for Post-Office Department 5, 113. 15 Printing for Money-Order Office 109.00 Making rollers for Treasurer of United .States 36.30 Printing for United States Engineer's Office 320.44 Printing for Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb 15. 22 Printing for Paris Exposition of 1900 245.80 Printing for Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital 26.82 Printing for Women's Christian Association 6. 40 Printing for Smithsonian Institution 210. 12 Printing for Board of Children's Guardians 14.00 Printing for Children's Hospital 10. 12 Printing for commissioner of F'reedmen's Savings and Trust Co 5. 10 Printing for Deep Waterways Commission 65.00 Total 29, 791. 80 Deposited to credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources: Sales of extra documents $14,999.42 Sales of waste paper 21, 066. 88 Sales of Congressional Director}- 88. 10 .Sales of Congressional Record 2, 737. 87 Printing speeches 31, 415. 54 Proceeds of waste gold leaf 5, 789. 37 Sales of leather scraps 3, 604. 57 Sales of stereotype dross, etc 2, 287. 00 Sales of old boxes 188. 05 Sale of 16 old printing presses "... 4, 472. 00 Sale of stereotype plates 24. 50 Sale of old roller composition 15. 90 Sales of 4 old horses 309. 75 Sales of miscellaneous condemned articles 56. 30

§7, 055. 25 Total 116,847.05

No. 6.Statement showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of zhe Public Printer during the fiscal year ended fune 30,

/poo.

Public Printer $4, 500. 00 Chief clerk 2, 500. 00 One clerk 1, 800. 00 One clerk, at $1,800 per annum (362 days) r, 785.00 Two desks, at $1,600 per annum 3, 200. 00 One clerk 1, 400. 00

15, 185.00 Contingent expenses of the office 2, 919. 73 Total 18, 104. 73

No. 7.Statement showing the disbursements on account of public printing and

binding during the fiscal year endedfune 30, 1900. Wages $3, 273, 535. 97 Improvements and repairs to building: Lumber 2, 702. 68 Elect ric supplies 1, 747.99 Paint, etc 739. 36 Repairs to roof 605. 95 Iron balcony, railing, etc 522. 00 Wire fronts for elevators 485.00

86 closets 329. 00

Steel 276. 79 Plumbing and gas-fitting supplies 228.35 Doors, frames, sashes, etc 191. 86
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 109

Improvements and repairs to building—Continued.

Brass castings, etc $175. 41 Eocks, hinges, etc 1 70. 24 Screws 156. 24 Iron 146.29 One 4-stall urinal 121. 25 Galvanized iron 119. 10 Zinc 96. 26 Window shades 92. 45 Hardware 77-44 Covering steam pipes with asbestus 73. 61 Improvements to wall 70. 00 Nails 75. 14 Overhead sheave , 61. 00 Cement 58. 90 Glass, putty, etc 55. 01 Floor plates 45. 00

1 cupboard . 44. 00 Wire 43. 72 Nuts and washers 27. 15 Sheet lead 23. 06 Brads, tacks, etc 39. 07 Gravel 32. 00 Sand 15. 90

26 corrugated rubber treads 26. 40

24 wrought-iron plates 12. 00 Erecting brick arch 11. 75 Copper 11.00 Brick 10. 50 Stone window sill and brickwork 10. 50 Sash cord

.

. 9. 50 Iron columns 7. 60 Bronze 7. 50 Tin 7. 25 Time „ 6. 35 Miscellaneous 20.50 Machinery-, tools, and implements:

Printing presses

4 No. 00 4-revolution Miehle $13,440.00

4 No. 1 A-Pony Miehle 6, 440. 00

2 No. 3 Miehle 5, 040. 00

2 No. 5 Hoe book 4, 170. 00

2 No. 1 Harris 3, 750. 00

1 No. 3 4-roller Century 2, 190. 00

1 13 by 19 Gordon 325. 00

1 No. 3 proof 38. 25

. . 35,393-25 Electric machinery, etc.

8 motors 2, 438. 00

1 No. 10 dynamo and rheostat 1, 150. 00

19 armatures 523. 00

14 fans 243. 00 26 switches 137. 50

2 motor starters 1 15 . 20

1 circuit breaker 75- 00

120 cut-outs 48. 00

12 commutators 39. 60 6 field coils 27. 00

1 meter 25. 00 Fixtures for electric elevator 24. 00 6 rheostats 18.00 Repairing armatures n. 49

4, 874- 79

4 No. 5 Smyth book-sewing machines 7, 200. 06 Bookbinders' finishing tools 1, 504. 84 Fixtures to presses 1, 148. 22 Fixtures for book-sewing machines _ 1, 027. 40

1 Seybold duplex trimmer 800. 00
IIO REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machinery, tools, and implements—Continued.

1 48-ineh Acme cutter $740. 00

296 stereotype blocks 623. 95 Fixtures for ruling machines 337. 50 Fixtures for case-making machines 327. 60

13,454 brass label holders 316. 63 Fixtures for stitching machines 263. 90 46 valves 122. 22 Repairs to bicycles 67. 25 Fixtures for backing machines 29. 25 Fixtures for cutting machines 26. 00 Shafting, hangers, and pulleys 14. 88

18 dozen twist drills 13-79

11 dozen gauge pins 12. 18

2 dozen pliers 10.00 9 dozen dustpans , 8. 87

2 stepladders 3.50

3 dozen bowls 2. 70

I auger bit 1. 50 Fixtures for numbering machines 3. 00 Press boards

25 sheets 40 by 60 inches $25. 00 400 sheets, 24 by 32 inches 24. 00

49. 00 Pressing boards—

52 maple 44.88

12 cherry , 11.88

56. 76 Packing—

576 inches 142.64 166^ pounds 93-05

20 packages 5.50

241.19 Brooms

40 dozen No. 7 132. 00

26 dozen No. 8 97. 50

5 dozen No. 2 12. 50

242. 00 Hose

125 feet %-inch 15. 00 66 feet i-inch 12.65 500 feet 2-inch fire, with couplings 175. 00

202. 65 Emery wheels

36 6 by Yz by 34 inches 27. 00 9 36 by 2 by 26 inches 453. 60

480. 60

16,730 ruling pens 219.93 48 rubber truck wheels 159-59 75& dozen crocks 113. 65 40 rubber tires for truck wheels 104. 33 50 pounds car-mu-cha 90. 00

63 dozen files y 71-35

- 200 maple cutting blocks 70. 00 Crude rubber, rubber dam, etc 67.60

I I dozen oilers : . . . . 57-22

216 finishers' rubbers 54. 00

6 dozen gluepots 54.00 Bolts 4S. 97 6 dozen wrenches 41. 23 8 dozen mallets 36.80

15 dozen spouts for oilers 32. 55

14 dozen screw-drivers 32. 22 800 lubricators 30. 00

84 cutter woods 25. 80

30 dozen bone folders , 24. 00

\

l/2 dozen floor sweeps -. 22.80

342 feet rubber brake tubing 21. 33
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, III

Machinery, tools, and implements—Continued.

9 dozen chisels . $19. 67 4 dozen cuspidors , . . . 12. 00

14 dozen mop handles 11. 25 11% pounds rubber brake tubing 8.44 1% dozen spatulas 7. 85

7 dozen mops 6. 80 7 hatchets 3. 25 6 hammers 2. 65 Pressing blocks

24,000 pine, % by S by 9 inches $486. 00

7,000 pine, ^ by 9 by 12% inches 140. 00 300 maple . 96.00

716. 00 Stamps

209 hand 129. 00 8 press 47. 50

S dating 6. 75

51 rubber 5.38

1 Smith's lever 5. 50

194. 13 Blankets

30 rubber 354. 18 14^ yards felt 120. 30

25 pair woolen 72. 25

546. 73 Shears, trimmers', etc.

10 dozen 10-inch shears 68. 10

2 dozen 5-inch scissors 11. 50

1 dozen Seymour's shears 9. 66

Yz dozen 14-inch shears 7.00

96. 26 Buckets

io*4 dozen galvanized iron 73-26

1 dozen cedar water 2. 29 75-55 Knives

112 trimming 1, 571. 36 60 dozen shoe, No. 3 45. 00

8 dozen lace point 9. 50 Miscellaneous 1. 70 1,627.56

11,874 pounds cotton waste 795. 84

5, 9lW\ pounds castings 231.88 Cups, cans, etc 107.66

24 yellow lithograph stones 30. 00 380 papers needles 17. 50

30 dozen ink pads 13. 30

68 pounds rope 11. 53

211 pounds sandstone .' 8.44 Belting, oak-tanned

100 feet, at 32% cents : 32. 75 200 feet, at 18^ cents 37. 50

103 feet, at 15.6 cents 16.13 400 feet, at 13^ cents 55. 00

110 feet, at 13.2 cents 14. 52

200 feet, at 8.82 cents 17.64

180 feet, at 8 cents 14. 40

200 feet, at 6.3 cents 12. 60

200 feet, at 35^ cents 7. 50 Miscellaneous 6. 04

214. 08

8,000 feet cut laces 39-4° Oilstones

84 Xo. 7 63.00

36 No. 4 18. 00 2% pounds No. 2 , 3.13

84. 13
112 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machinery, tools, and implements—Continued. Saws

280 10-ineh circular $414. 96

14 6-inch rip 9.80

3 1

1 -inch stereotype 16. 20 4 16-inch back 8.00

2£ gross jig and hack 18. 09

10 circular 10.00 Miscellaneous 2. 88

$479- 93 Brushes

21 dozen glue .' 211. 70. 18 dozen lye 105.60 6% dozen wall 70. 25 12% dozen dust 60. 00

14 dozen sash tool 32. 20 y2 dozen matrix 28. 50

3 dozen goat hair 25.50

23 dozen fitches 11.50 y2 dozen sweeping 11.40 Miscellaneous 5148

643. 53

3 dozen turkey-feather dusters 9-72 Quoins

350 dozen Hempel's 553-34

5,800 boxwood 30. 60

1

583- 94

443 wrought-iron stands 5, 799. 00

720 brass galle3^s 1,300.50 512 composing sticks 481.91

135 chases 472. 25 375 side sticks 202. 50 Repairing 337 galleys 275.00 4 cabinets 187. 40

400 Hempel's keys ' 126. 67

16 pieces steel furniture 45. 60

39 stereotj'pe ratchets 25. 50

72 planers ,. . 12.96 Cases

1,405 pairs "new departure " 1, 509. 72 350 job 219. 00

254 special "new departure " 159. 55 210 pairs figure 109. 20 95 figure "new departure " 53. 60

10 italic 6. 00

12 transfer 3. 60

1 sample.. 1.00 2,061.67

1 book-covering machine 4, 000. 00

1 No. 2 Smyth case-making machine 4, 000. 00

1 stamping and embossing press 1, 705. 00

8 electric heads for arch embossing press 1, 000. 00

1 No. 5 arch embosser. 950. 00

2 power perforating machines 850. 00

4 curved casting plates for stereotype foundry 6S0. 00

1,100 cast-iron blank pages 551. 00

1 Champion improved baling press 550.00

1 Champion automatic baling press 450. 00

1 Perfection roller backer 375. 00

1 improved routing machine 347-5°

: electrotype shaving machine 325.00

1 gold saving machine 315. 20

1 curved shaving machine 290. co

225 iron spools 284. 45

1 Hickok paging and numbering machine 242.00

1 stereotype drying table — . 225.00

1 No. 7 combination saw bench and dado head 176. 75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 113

Machinery, tools, and implements—Continued.

1 Xo. 1 Styles punching press $165. 00

100 porcelain bases for glue heater 160. 00

6 No. 1 Reynolds trucks 150.00

1 electric head for embossing press 150. 00

1 improved brass-rule cutting machine 115. 00

1 No. 3 punching machine and round-corner cutter 110. 60 900 feet elevator cable no. 57

1 dusting machine 110. 00

1 Hickok job backer 74. 05

2 black-leading brushes 63. 00 4 rawhide pinions 50. 00

1 No. 3 Ro3'al eyeletting machine 49. 00

1 punch and die 44. 38

1 table and roller case 43. 00

2 No. 6 electro-metal pots 40. 00

1 Little Giant rule shaper 35. 10

18 bronze elevator latches 32. 40

38 dozen joint rods 27. 08

2 cast-iron straightening blocks 27. 00

1 Fairbanks patent scales 26. 50

2 long-distance telephones 26. 50

2 King heating stoves '. 26. 40

48 stjde A router tools 24. 00

1 matrix shear 23. 50

2 Success rule and lead cutters 21. 60

1 steel pressure blower 18. 50

1 Worthington force chamber 17.62

3 canvas belts for routing machine 16. 50

1 No. 2-0 pressure blower 16. 50 Repairs to recording thermometers 15. 00

1 glue wheel for covering machine 15. 00

1 large brass clamp nut 15. 00

1 gasoline brazing forge 15.00

3 dozen wooden hand screws 14. 76

1 shoot board and planer 14.40

3 finishing stands for blank books 14. 25

4 sprocket wheels for lead-shaving machine 14.00 Fixtures for eyeletting machine 14. 00

1 rule-curving machine 13-5°

1 Dick mailer and fixtures 13-55

1 dozen ratchet clamps 12. 00

1 No. 5 Parker's swivel vise 10. 95 4 copper kettles 10. 00

1 pitman for baling press 10. 00 Miscellaneous 241.05 Rule 2, 631.01 Type 118,663.38 Material

:

Printing ink—

2,302 pounds book, at 35 cents $805. 70 9,307 pounds book, at 45 cents 4, 188. 15 ^.,019 pounds book, at 50 cents 6, 009. 50

1,173 pounds book, at 75 cents 879. 75

3.493 pounds job, at 75 cents 2, 619.75

25 pounds job, at $1 25. 00 362 pounds job, at $3. 50 1,267.00

2,000 pounds cut, at Si. 25 2, 500.00

1,200 pounds cut, at Si. 50 1, 800. 00

160 pounds colored, at Si-5° 24°- 00

6 pounds colored, at $2 12. 00

10 pounds colored, at $2.25 22.50

54 pounds colored, at S3. 50 189. 00

Yz pound colored, at S5 2. 50 Bronze and varnish for ink 124. 80

20, 685. 65

6,000 pounds tin foil 1, 046. 00 S. Doc. 19 8
ii4 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Continued.

15.904^ pounds copper battery plates $3, 419. 48

60,070 pounds bar lead 2, 823. 29

3. 100 pounds plumbago 948. 60

3,649 pounds molding wax 726. 15

1.101 pounds beeswax 385.35

5,100 pounds sulphate of copper 290.69

2,986 feet blocking board 223. 95

12,096 sheets bonnet board 266. 10 40 reams stereotype backing paper 200.00

5,378 pounds sifted cast iron filings 107. 56 500 pounds solder 79. 00

23 pounds solder 43-7°

1,050 pounds stereot3'pe backing powder 74-50

200 pounds sulphate nickel and ammonia. . . 28.00

5 carboys sulphuric acid 14. 00

5 carboys muriatic acid 12.00

65 pounds paraffin 7. 80

50 pounds borax 4. 10 Glue—

28,121 pounds, at 11.9 cents $3, 346. 36

3,040 pounds roller, at 21.5 cents 653.60

75 pounds cooper, at 25 cents 18. 75 4,018.71 Bar tin

1,000 pounds, at 15.5 cents 155.00

5,000 pounds, at 27^ cents 1, 375. 00

1,530-00 Potash—

6,160 pounds, at 3.9 cents 240.21

3,463 pounds, at 6.5 cents 225.10

631 pounds, at 5% cents 37. 07

502. 38 Tissue paper—

150 reams, at $1.10 165. 00

75 reams, at $1.50 112.50

277. 50

7,719 pounds glycerin 1, 238.02

9,106^2 gallons benzine 868. 33 994^ gallons tarcolin 348. 09 600 pounds tablet composition 90.00

200 pounds lubricating compound 20. 00

92 gallons vinegar 10. 25

25 gallons gasoline 4. 25

25 pounds litharge 2.50 Oil—

152^ gallons cylinder, at 17 cents $25. 93

75 gallons illuminating, at 20 cents 15. 00 568^ gallons washing, at 20 cents 113. 70 955 gallons engine, at 31 cents 296. 06

725 gallons engine, at 35 cents 253. 76

103 gallons engine, at 50 cents 51. 50

49 gallons cylinder, at 58.5 cents 28. 66

915 gallons cylinder, at 65 cents 594. 77 52 gallons lubricating, at 80 cents 41. 60

211 gallons linseed 97. 18 103^ gallons lard 58.41

60 dozen sweet 44. 40

60 quarts olive 31. 61 Miscellaneous 6.65

1,659-23 Roller composition

3,000 pounds, at 23 cents 690. 00

3,000 pounds, at 28 cents 840. 00 1,530.00

34,040 yards gray super 748. 88

5,505 pounds back-lining paper 346. 80

2,700 yards crash for toweling 351. 00 2,055^ yards paper cambric 104.90
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 115

Material—Continued. 399% yards crepeline $44. 94

1,000 yards alpaca braid 30. 00 no 3

rards canton flannel 11. 66

108 yards oil cloth 19-44 Cotton—

1,219 yards, at 3.4 cents $4T -44

1 2, 667 yards, at 3 . 8 cents 48 1 . 38

1,351 yards, at 5.9 cents 79. 71 6,556% yards, at 6.2 cents 406. 49

3,985 yards, at 8.5 cents t 338. 73

2.000 yards, at 10.2 cents 204. 00

4,055 yards, at 11.4 cents 462. 27 % yards, at 18.8 cents 561. 88 Thread—

4,131 pounds, at 51.4 cents 2, 123. 36 504 pounds, at 52.4 cents 264. 10 150 pounds, at 57 cents 85. 50 Sio pounds, at 65 cents 526. 50

102 pounds, at 68 cents 69. 36

276 pounds, at $2.24 618. 24 30 pounds, at $2.25 67. 50 480 pounds, at $2.44 1,171.20

1,212 pounds, at $2.99 3, 623. 88

Imitation russia leather

34, 191 % feet, at 10^ cents , 3, 675. 60 37>6og% feet, at 12.5 cents 4, 701. 15 10,013%! feet, at 13 cents 1, 301. 73 2,090% feet, at 15 cents 313. 54 316% feet, at 16 cents 50.64 Cowhide buffing

27,238% feet, at 6.4 cents 1, 743. 24 3,584% feet, at 7.4 cents 265. 24 3,681% feet, at 8 cents 294. 52 English calf

3%; dozen, at $21 66. 67 9% dozen, at $22 205. 33

Title leather—

120% dozen, at $5.75 692.87

196 dozen, at $6 1, 176. 00

8, 549. 64 Twine—

20,000 pounds, at 5.5 cents 1, 100. 00

4,174 pounds, at 5.9 cents 246. 28 300 pounds, at 6.5 cents 19. 50

1,100 pounds, at 6^ cents 74. 25 200 pounds, at 9.5 cents 19.00 250 pounds, at 12.4 cents 31. 00

2,052 pounds, at 25.5 cents 523. 26 756 pounds, at 26 cents 196.56

2, 209. 85

130 barrels flour, at $3.47 451. 10

l82tb

4

(j gallons alcohol, at $2.435 445. 46 Coal—

i 55Wtj tons anthracite , 89. 99

2,4295

25

05°(j tons bituminous 4, 786. 80

4, 876. 79

10, 042. 66

2, 303. 00

272. 00 4,500% dozen law sheep, at $7. 20 32, 403. 60 25% dozen law calf, at $23 586. 50 Turkey morocco

50 dozen, at $12.40 620.00 785% dozen, at $12.50 9, 821. 87 % dozen, at $27 4. 50 7% dozen, at $30 215. 00

10, 661. 37
n6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Continued.

Title leather—Continued.

21 dozen, at $6.40 $134.40 y2 dozen, at $6.50 3. 25

$2, 006. 52 Roans

6o l/2 dozen, at $5.75 347. 88 20% dozen, at $6.15 126. 08

31 dozen, at $6.40 198. 40

11 dozen, at $6.75 . 74. 25 20% dozen, at $7 143.50

890.11 Skivers

561 dozen, at $4.70 2, 636. 70 35 dozen, at $6.20 217. 00

717 dozen, at $6.40 4, 588. 80

50 1/2 dozen, at $6.70 338. 35

7, 780. 85 Book cloth—

2,400 pieces, at $4 9, 600. 00

75 pieces, at $5.25 393. 75

1,452 pieces, $6.20 9,002.40

619 pieces, at $6.50 4, 023. 50

50 pieces, at $8 400. 00

23,419.65

5,84214 yards canvas for covering blank hooks 1,647.50

201 pieces bookbinding band 69.35

101 pieces parchment substitute 47-47

42 pieces black elastic 31. 50

90 yards linen 29. 16

1 dozen skins parchment 6.00 Sundries 13. 44 Fleshers

450^ dozen, at $2.90 1,306.45 500^ dozen, at $3.45. 1, 726. 73

3. 033- 18 Head bands

685 pieces, at 29 cents 198.65

72 pieces, at 30 cents 21. 60

144 pieces, 31 cents *. 44.64

145 pieces, at 32 cents 46.40

1 piece, at 35 cents .35

72 pieces, at 36 cents 25. 92

337- 56 Gold leaf—

1,550 packages, at $5.80 8, 990. 00

250 packages, at $6.62 1, 655. 00

2,400 packages, at $6.75 16, 200.00

26, 845. 00 Binders' boards

359,150 pounds, at 2 cents 7, 183. 00

9,200 pounds, at 1.9 cents 174. 80

23,400 pounds, at 3 cents 702. 00

409,000 pounds, at 4.7 cents 19, 223. 00

2,000 pounds, at 5.9 cents 118.00

27, 400. 80

70,000 pounds straw boards 980. 00

200 bundles baling-press wire 177. 55

138 spools for wire 13. 80 Wire for stitching machines—

305 pounds, at 7.3 cents 22. 27

1,405 pounds, at 7.8 cents 109. 59

1,200 pounds, at 9.5 cents 114.00 800 pounds, at 10 cents 80.00

683 pounds, at 11 cents 76.76

200 pounds, at 12 cents 24.00

200 pounds, at 15 cents 30.00

805 pounds, at 10.8 cents 86. 94

543- 56
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 117

Material—Continued.

Dyes. gums. etc.

600 pounds egg albumen $375- 00

200 pounds cochineal lake 1 10. 00 420 beef galls 105. 00

250 pounds gum hog , 70. 00

196 pounds ultramarine blue 41. 16 100 pounds granulated gum arabic 38. 89

20 pounds eosin 26. 00

530 pounds dextrin _ 21. 20 130 pounds chrome yellow 18. 56

200 pounds oxalic acid 15. 00

1 dozen quarts French book varnish 12.50

135 pounds stronger water ammonia 1 1. 34 50 pounds orange shellac 10. 00 40 pounds balsam fir 8. 00

25 pounds soluble blue 7. 75

1S7 pounds bicarb, of soda 7. 67

10 pounds camphor 5.80

300 pounds alum 6. 80

20 pounds creosote 6. 58

20 pounds sal. ammonia 2. 70

5 pounds white shellac 1.75

3 pounds Chinese blue 1.50 Miscellaneous 18. 55 Electric lighting 2, 431. 61 Gas 1,844.60 Freight, boxing, and cartage 772. 74 Stable supplies

Forage 2, 125. 29 Shoeing 852. 25 4 horses 680. 00

2 wagons 670. 00 Harness 353. 60 Carriage repairs 174 65 Wagon repairs 109. 75 Harness repairs 104.48 Veterinary services and medicines 39-55 60 days' horse hire 30. 00

2 lap robes 15. 00 Axle grease, etc 6. 00 Miscellaneous 3390

Stationery : Envelopes 35, 442. 94 Indexes and index sheets 1, 499. 80 Rubber bands 521.76 Pencils 380.31 Writing ink 162.90 Pens and penholders 127.47

1 addressograph and supplies 107.08 pins 37-50

24 dozen boxes eyelets 34. 56 Index cards, etc 108. 20 Ink erasers 36. 00 Boxwood rulers 22.80 Carbon paper 22. 50

700 openside jackets 22.00 Rubber erasers 15. 60 Paper fasteners 13. 76

35 pounds universal paper 12. 60 Inkstands... 6.90 Waste baskets \ 5. 77 Neostyle supplies 20. 40 Pencil pointers and fixtures 18. 80 4 fonts rubber type 11. 68 Typewriter ribbons 11.50 Ribbons for time stamps 9. 00 Miscellaneous „ 117. 50
n8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Miscellaneous items

:

Rent fifth and sixth floors Union Building $13,000.00 Rent of warehouses 9, 583. 26 Compiling index to Congressional Record 6,948.90

2,744 backs for money-order guard books 2, 881. 20 Ice 1,821.69 Rent of stables . 1, 641.76 Rent of telephones, etc 1,285.80 Rent of No. 42 H street 1, 025. 00

156 engraving dies 535. 00 Laundering 516.35

11,150 rolls toilet paper 501.75 Removing ashes and debris 444.00 Sawdust 443. 22

8,862 pounds wiping paper 443. 10 210 gallons creolol 371. 22 Chairs, stools, etc 323. 00 Rent of fire-alarm boxes, etc 297.15

43,000 guards for patent backs 288. 00

3.851 pounds manila-paper for tympau sheets 250. 34

r, 545 pounds of page cord 228.65

2 typewriters 199. 75 49,000 shipping tags 193. 90 Telegraphing 158.98 122^ yards Brussels carpet 153. 12

2 time-stamp clocks 150. 00 Books of reference 144. 49 Books for library 126. 35

1 time detector and buttons 125.00

1 48-drawer case '. 98. 00

12 No. 2 Domestic fire extinguishers 96.00

3,000 heavy mailing tubes 84. 32

9 United States flags 78. 50 Repairs to time stamps 74. 15

1 No. 22 case, with commercial base 73.00

1 improved time detector 67.50 Repairing waste-paper bags 66.41 780 pounds Abbott's compound 62. 40 Desks, tables, etc 64. 50 V 1, 260 street-car tickets 52. 50

94 white-pine boxes 51.70 Clocks 49. 25

J 95s yards tracing linen 48.90 Paste 48.00 Solarine : . . . . 46. 00 Making 3 press covers 42. 00 Maintenance of observato^ clocks 40.50

10 dozen boxes roach paste 45.00 Sandpaper 39. 40 Eggs 36. 09 Cleaning carpets 31. 72 Matting and rugs 29. 62

798 pounds pumice stone 27. 93 60 quires emery cloth 24. 85

10 dozen Shannon cabinet binding cases 24.00

450 yards carpet lining, laid 20. 00 Expert services, buying horses 20.00 Cleaning ruling cloths 19-25

10 dozen boxes eyelets 14-64

1 drawing board 10. 50

15 gallons asphaltum 10.50 Repairs to furniture 8.95 Soap—'

13,000 pounds $491.00

13 boxes soapine 33- 25 Toilet and castile 19.60

543- 85
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 119

Miscellaneous items—Continued. Sponges

16% pounds, at $2. 60 $42. 90

80 pounds, at $2.63 210. 40

120 pounds, at $2.78 333. 60

$586. 90 Tape—

1,292 gross 668.64

18 rolls .

'. 13. 05

3 dozen spools 9. 00

24 yards 1. 00 691.69 Sundries : . 189.34 Total 3,812,591.37 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools: June 30, 1899 37, 992. 19 June 30, 1900 41, 735. 64

No. 8. Statement showing- the disbursements on account of paper for the public

printing and bindingfor the fiscal year endedJune 30, /poo.

Machine-finished printing paper:

10,220 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.344 $13, 735. 68

651 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.392 906. 19 7,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.968 13, 776. 00

897,706 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 4S-pound, at 2.8 cents 25, 135. 77 322,613 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 2.9 cents 9, 355. 77 682,767 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4.1 cents 27, 993. 43

86, 035 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-pound, at 2.9 cents 2, 495. 00

227,984 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-pound, at 4.5 cents 10, 259. 31 43,469 pounds, 9^ by 24 inches, 12-pound, at 4.5 cents 1, 956. 12 9,308 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $2.688 25, 019. 90

384 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $2.784 1, 069. 06

2,358 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $2.88 6, 791. 04

9,263 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pouud, at $3.936 36, 459. 17 2,218 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $4.032 8, 942. 98

2,999 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 60-pound, at 2.8 cents 83. 97

5,161 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 60-pound, at 4.7 cents 242.57

300 reams, 30 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.24 672. 00 Sized and supercalendered printing paper:

973 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $1.395 1, 357. 34

1,933 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $1.44 2, 783. 52 3,024^ reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $2.07 6, 261. 23

1,034 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $2.88 2, 977. 92

1,024 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $4.14 4, 239. 36

1,516 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.10 3, 183.60

1,118 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.01 3, 365. 18

3,227 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $4.20 13, 553. 40

615 reams, 38 by 48 inches, i4o-pound, at $4.48 2, 755. 20

500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $6.02 3, 010. 00

6,318 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $3.60 22, 744. 80 849^ reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $3.84 3, 262. 08

2,741 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.16 14, 143. 56

1,098 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $3.60 3, 952. 80

250 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $3.84 960.00

2,251 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.16 11, 615. 16 1,628 reams, 22^ by 31^ inches, 50-pound, at $1.55 2, 523. 40

300 reams, 22% by 31% inches, 50-pound, at $2.20 660. 00

1,129 reams, 22^ by 31%; inches, 42-pound, at $1.302 1, 469. 95 302% reams, 22^ by 31%! inches, 42-pound, at $2.184 660.66

921 reams, 22% by 31^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.24 1, 142.04

500 reams, 22% by 31% inches, 40-pound, at $2.08 1, 040. 00

523 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.48 1, 297. 04
120 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Sized and supercalendered printing paper—Continued.

500 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $4 $2, 000. 00 413^ reams, 30 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3-6S x, 521. 68

39S reams, 315^ by 45% inches, 80-pound, at $2.48 987.04

408 reams, 31^ by 45% inches, 80-pound, at $2. 64 i, 077. 12 728 reams, 31^ by 45^ inches, 80-pound, at $4.16 3,028.4s White double cap:

2,6462

°5 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.632 4, 318.99

1,048 reams, 17 by 2S inches, 32-pound, at $1.728 1,810.94

1,072 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.888 2,023.93

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(j reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $1.836 7, 257.90

485 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $1.944 942.84

2,080 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $2.124 4,417.92 Colored double cap:

99°2c reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.92 1,902.52

73950 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-poun.d, at $2,304 1, 703. 12 White demy:

760^ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $1.02 776. 18 336 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20- pound, at $1.24 416.64 687^ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 23-pound, at $1.275 837.88

359/ff reams, 16 by 21 inches, 25-pound, at $1.55 556.99 White double demy:

1,30320 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at $1.768 2, 304.86

341 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at $2,006 684. 05 5,1492$ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.08 10, 711.38

3,116 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.36 7, 353. 76

1,254 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.60 3, 260. 40

566 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.95 1, 669. 70 Colored double demy:

3302§ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at S3 : 991. 95

43 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3 60 ... . 154.80

245% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $4.50 109.35 White double folio: 1482V reams, 22 by 34 inches, 32-pound, at $1.664 246.36 985% reams, 22 by 34 inches,' 32-pound, at $1.984 194. 83 889 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.08 r, 849. 12 528 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.48 1, 309. 44

20825 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 55-pound, at $3.41 711. 16 White medium:

684^ reams, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at $1.326 907.90

2i25 § reams, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at $1.612 342. 71 White royal: 197^ reams, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at 81.6 cents 161. 21 875% reams, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at 99.2 cents 86.45

507 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $1,428 724.00

2i82 § reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $1.736 379. 84 White superroyal:

201/0 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 35-pound, at $1.785 359. 14 112 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 35-pound, at $2.17 243.04 White imperial:

23855 reams, 23 by 31 inches, 40-pound, at $2.04 487. 26 227/^ reams, 23 by 31 inches, 40-pound, at $2.48 563. 58 White special:

6,i922J reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at $2.704 16, 745. 46

97 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at $2.392 232.02

783 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 56- pound, at $2,912 2, 280. 10 2,210 reams, 19% by 37^ inches, 64-pound, at $3.328 7,354.87

2,50328 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.328 8, 333. 15

1, 0412*5 reams, 2S by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.776 3, 932. 33 200 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.456 691. 20 7io2G

jj reams, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at $3.744 2,659.36

735 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at $4.248 3, 122. 28 Colored special: 405

9g reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at $4.16 168. 27 Golden envelope:

20 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $1.40 28.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 121

Cover paper:

1,320ft} reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $1.95 $2, 575. 25 444/0 reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2. 45 i, 088. 16 5ii§ reams, 22^ by 32 inches, 50-pound, at Si. 95 101. 21 535% reams, 22^ b3r 32 inches, 70-pound, at $3.43 182.99

152/j reams, 22^ by 32^ inches, 70-pound, at $2.73 415. 64 Map paper:

156,219 pounds, at 9.6 cents 14, 997. 00

34,982 pounds, at 11. 5 cents 4, 022. 93 Woodcut paper:

416/0 reams, 22^ by 317^ inches, 80-pound, at $6.24 2, 598. 03 1,061^ reams, 24 by 32 inches, 84-pound, at $6.552 6, 955. 60

1,727^5 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 84-pound, at $7.812 13, 494. 85

1,31138 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $7.80 10, 230.48 Manila paper:

4.0S0 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 40-pound, at 2.6 cents 106. 08

8,470 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 40-pound, at 4.1 cents 347. 27

9,590 pounds. 24 b\- 38 inches. 48-pound, at 4.1 cents 393. 19 iooJg reams, 201/, by 32 inches, 30-pound, at $1.23 123.80 Rope manila:

563^1 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $2.25 1, 268. 78 2035% reams, 24 b}- 36 inches, 50-pound, at $2.70 548. 50 2813% reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.15 885. 94

gSJg reams, 27 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.15 311. 22 505^5 reams, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at S3. 78 1, 909. 09

108/0 reams, 24 by 58 inches, 63-pound, at $3.402 367. 93

25o5

4

o reams, 27 by 3S inches. 100-pound, at $4.50 1, 148. 40

2107;% reams, 30 by 46 inches. 84-pound, at $4.536 953. 69

154/0- reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at S6.30 971. 15

23/0- reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at S7.56 175-Qi Bleached manila:

106 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at $5.945 630. 17

• 50 reams, 24 by 3S inches, 145-pound, at S6.8875 344. 37 60/0 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound 198. 91 Glazed bond paper:

104,034 pounds, at 11. 4 cents 11, 859. 88

5,049 pounds, at 1 1.7 cents 590. 73

Artificial parchment:

1,925 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 35-pound, at 12.2 cents 234. 85

2,444 pounds, 21 by 24 inches, 47-pound, at 12.2 cents 298. 17 Heavy railroad board:

2,894 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 280-pound, at 5.5 cents 159. 17 China board:

2,016 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4 cents 80. 64

4,437 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 5.5 cents 244.04 Colored cardboard:

5,830 pounds, 22 by 28 inches. 210-pound, at 3.9 cents 227. 76

4,514 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 5.5 cents 248. 28 Manila cardboard:

2,610 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 128-pound, at 3.2 cents 83. 52

4,207 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 3.2 cents 134. 62

3,076 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 1 28-pound, at 3.8 cents 116.88

3,072 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 3.8 cents 116. 73 4,216 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 235-pound, at 3.8 cents 160. 21 White bristol board:

29,616 pounds, 22% by 285^ inches, 120-pound, at 6.7 cents 1, 984. 26 43,895 pounds, 22 % by 28% inches, 140-pound, at 6.7 cents 2, 940. 96

35,816 pounds, 22^ by 28^ inches, 140-pound, at 7.7 cents 2, 757. 83 Colored bristol board:

353,073 pounds, 20^1 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.9 cents 10, 239. 10

43,541 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.9 cents 1, 262. 68

91,265 pounds, 20^ by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.4 cents 3, 103. 00

48,152 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.4 cents 1, 637. 17 Manila bristol board:

81,540 pounds, 21 Y± by 30 inches, 105-pound, at 2.1 cents 1, 712. 34

36,130 pounds, 21% by 30 inches, 105-pound, at 3 cents 1,083.90

26,045 pounds, 2iYx by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.1 cents 546. 95
122 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

First-class ledger cap:

3845% reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, ati$2.i66 $832. 16 First-class ledger, double cap: reams, 17 by 28 inches, 28-pound, at $3.304 289.92 60358 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $4.332 2, 614. 36

148 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $4.56 674. 88

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ij reams, 17 by 28 inches, 42-pound, at $4.788

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1, 294. 92

i85

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ij reams, 17 by 28 inches, 42-pound, at $4.956 91. 19 19I20 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 48-pound, at $5.472 r, 048. 44 First-class ledger, demy:

56ot?0 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $2.28 r, 277. 48

126 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $2.88 362. 88 3855% reams, t6 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $2.736 1, 054. 58

i,i282

25 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $3.306 3, 729. 50

First-class ledger, double demy:

5082B reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $6.612 3,364. 18

7112!} reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $8.55 6,083.39

122% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 130-pound, at $14.82 183. 77 50 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 130-pound, at $18.07 903. 50 First-class ledger, medium:

76655 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $4.332 3, 321.99 First-class ledger, royal:

18 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $5.382 96.88

64220 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $5.474 3, 517. 86 First-class ledger, super royal:

34I50 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $6.783 2, 317. 74 First-class ledger, imperial:

18420 reams, 23 by 31 inches, 75-pound, at $9.30 1, 717. 25 8 reams, 23 by 31 inches, 75-pound, at $10.50 84.00

First-class ledger, special: 40z§ reams, 14 by 35 inches, 50-pound, at $6.70 274. 03

I 37io reams, 21 by 32^ inches, 76-pound, at $10.184 1,402.35 85^ reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $10.184 874. 29 47 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $11.02 517-94

6220 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $13.40 839.51

1520 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 130-pound, at $14.82 233.42 Second-class ledger, cap:

785 reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $1.33 1,044.05 Second-class ledger, double cap:

I i985^o reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $2.66 5, 282. 23 3862§ reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $3.002 1, 161.47 Second-class ledger, demy:

42o2§ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $r.68 706. 94

1, 2982*0- reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2.03 2,635. 75 40858 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2.291 935.87 Second-class ledger, double demy:

1,050 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $3.36 3, 528. 00

1,64120 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $4.06 6, 665. 10 540 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $4.582 2, 474. 28 Second-class ledger, medium:

1,14820 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $2.66 3, 056. 21 Second-class ledger, royal:

225 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $3.22 724. 50

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o reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $3.634 807. 11 .Second-class ledger, super royal

:

10220 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $4.503 462. 68 Second-class ledger, special:

212 reams, 13^ by 28 inches, 130-pound, at $2.10 445-20

1062% reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $3.99 424. 74 1,258^ reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $5.32 6, 695. 49

95 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 76-pound, at $5.32 505.40

108 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $5. 548 599. 18 214 2

5o reams, 28 by 38 inches, 76-pound, at $6.004 t* 286. 35 Tissue paper:

3,47520 reams, S. and C, 21 by 32 inches, 22-pound, at $1.09 3, 787.97 425^ reams, S. and C, 21 by 32 inches, 22-pound, at $1.53 651.70

1,13550 reams, S. and C, 23 by 32 inches, 24-pound, at $1.19 t, 351.66
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Tissue paper—Continued.

200 reams, 20 by 30 inches, at 50 cents $100. 00

10 reams, S. and C, 25 by 38 inches, 35-pound, at $2.10 , ........... 21. 00 Copying paper:

50 reams, 20% by 24^ inches, at $2.10 7. 105. 00 Blotting paper:

iojg reams, 20 by 25 inches, 16-pound, at 76.8 cents 8. 00

10 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 100-pouud, at $5.40 54. 00 Plaid paper:

9£g reams, 22^ by 28 inches, at $4.50 43.42 Marble paper:

10 reams, 20 by 25 inches, medium, at $4.20 42.00

25 reams, 20 by 25 inches, medium, at $4.24 106. 00

60 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $4.65 279. 00

5 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $5.75 28. 75 3s§§ reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $9 28. 99

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(j reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $16 33. 67 Comb paper:

45 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.40 288. 00

35 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $6.95 243. 25 66 reams, 22 by 28 inches, at $7.80 514. 80

10 reams, 24 by 25 inches, at $7.28 72. 80 Typewriter paper:

100 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 8-pound, at $1.28 128. 00

I052& reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $3.19 336.55

410 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $3.29 1, 348. 89 Packet note paper:

250 reams, 9 by 11 inches, 7-pound, at 69 cents 172. 50 Quarto post paper:

258 reams, 9% by 15% inches, 12-pound, at $1.05 266.70 fetter paper: 51^ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $3-9° 200. 85

113 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $4.24 479. 12 French folio: 100 reams, 17 by 22 inches, 10-pound, at 57 cents 57. 00 Parchment:

500 sheets, 15 by 21 inches, at 27 cents 135. 00 Onion-skin paper:

10 reams, 19 by 24 inches, at $5.10 51. 00 Bullet-patch paper:

5,000 sheets, 16 by 25 inches, 7-pound 70. 00 Linen-lined paper:

500 sheets, 19 by 24 inches 22. 00 Light-blue printing paper:

30 reams, 20 by 25 inches, 22-pound, at Si. 32 39. 60 Tag manila:

55 reams, 22^ by 28^ inches, 100-pound, at $4.50 247.50

20 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 150-pound, at $6 120.00 Total 609, 832. 69

Inventory showing the quantity and cost ofpaper on handJune 30, 1900.

4,731 reams 2% quires machine-finish printing $15, 385. 59

435)787 pounds machine-finish printing 18, 641. 75

6,134 reams 7§ quires S. and S. C. printing 21,505.60

8,140 reams 19 quires white and colored writing 20, 717. 40

754 reams 7 quires cover 1 , 602. 44

1,719 reams i\ quires map 7, 673. 44

875 reams 128 quires superfine double-coated book 7, 304. 31 200 reams super tissue 100.00 464 reams 4! quires S. and C. tissue 657. 38

16 reams j5 quires golden envelope 22.93

2,347 reams 16 quires white and colored bond 8, 134. 23

237 reams 2,1 quires artificial parchment 1,136.65
124 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

56 reams 9^ quires parchment deed $318. 07

23,293 sheets white and colored cardboard 443. 23 397,501 sheets white and colored bristol board 6, 162.36

29,185 sheets manila and R. K. cardboard 335. 23 101,314 pounds colored and manila bristol board 3.363. 10 157 reams gl quires manila 151.45

13.397 pounds manila 549. 28 239 reams 17J quires typewriter 568. 77 780 reams Sji quires cap, letter, and note 1,458. 16 3 reams 1 1 J quires bullet patch 25. 13 3 reams 128 quires onion skin 18.51

13 reams 10 quires paraffin 24.30

6,191 reams 7 quires first-class white and colored ledger 37, 176.81 4,975 reams 13 quires second-class white and colored ledger 16, 324. 36 746 reams 16 quires rope manila 3, 317. 30 68 reams 6 quires bleached manila 406.39

18 reams 19 quires tag manila 85.28

93 reams 12 quires copying 205. 20

14 reams 16 quires blotting 53-95

132 reams comb 923.97

78 reams 4 quires marble. 452. 86

28 reams 14 quires plaid 141.90

22 reams 17 quires tar 102.83

3 reams 9 quires buff plate 16.39

2 reams 1 quire card middle 7. 18 Total 175, 513. 73

No. 9.—Statement showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and - engraving duringfiscal year endedJune 30, 1900.

2,000 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 62, part 3, 3d session 55th Congress $948. 00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 104, 1st session 56th Congress 65.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 68, 1st session 56th Congress 40.00

1,875 copies of 8 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 136, 1st session 56th Congress 49.00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 163, 1st session 56th Congress 170.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 210, 1st session 56th Congress 20.00

3,000 copies of 112 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 30, 1st session 56th Congress 1,516.00

1,900 copies of 5 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 217, 1st session 56th Congress 138.50

3,800 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 188, 1st session 56th Congress 949.00

2,050 copies of 14 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 259, 1st session 56th Congress 1,016.00

2,200 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 233, 1st session 56th Congress 432.00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 226, 1st session 56th Congress 40. 00

1,850 copies of 3 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 315, 1st session 56th Congress 3S5. 00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 384, 1st session 56th Congress 38.00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 270, 1st session 56th Congress 18.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 329, 1st session 56th Congress 75- 00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 60, 1st session 56th Congress 45.00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Report No. 236, 1st session 56th Congress 127.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 1056, 1st session 56th Congress 20.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 1085, 1st session 56th Congress 20.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 1291, 1st session 56th Congress 65.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 10S1, 1st session 56th Congress 75. 00

2,200 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 32, 1st session 56th Congress 92.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. no, 1st session 56th Congress 38.00

. 2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 92, 1st session 56th Congress 132.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 93, 1st session 56th Congress 120.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 113, 1st session 56th Congress 82.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 114, 1st session 56th Congress 86.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 171, 1st session 56th Congress 132.00

2 050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 143, 1st session 56th Congress 84.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 89, 1st session 56th Congress 79.00

2.050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 88, 1st session 56th Congress 150. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. S4. 1st session 56th Congress 148. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. S2, 1st session 56th Congress 86.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 25

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. Si. ist session 56th Congress": $48.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. Xo. 77, ist session 56th Congress 92. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 185, ist session 56th Congress S6. 00

2.150 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 236, ist session 56th Congress 296. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 39, ist session 56th Congress 30. 00

2.050 copiesof 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 112. ist session 56th Congress 35. 00

2.050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 329, ist session 56th Congress 122. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 100, ist session 56th Congress S. 50

2,350 copies of 6 illustrations for House Doc. No. 106, ist session 56th Congress 81.50

2.050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 90, ist session 56th Congress 44. 00

2.050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 80, ist session 56th Congress 48.00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 78, ist session 56th Congress 9. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 83, ist session 56th Congress 8. 50

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 76, ist session 56th Congress 23.50

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 74, ist session 56th Congress 18.00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 38, ist session 56th Congress 9. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 91, ist session 56th Congress 41.00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 87, ist session 56th Congress 28.00

2.050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 85. ist session 56th Congress 32.00

2,050 copies of 9 illustrations for House Doc. No. 94, ist session 56th Congress 218.50

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 202. ist session 56th Congress 246.00

2,400 copies of 7 illustrations for House Doc. No. 200. ist session 56th Congress 421.00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 40, ist session 56th Congress 48.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 86, ist session 56th Congress 132.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 107, ist session 56th Congress 65.00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 168, ist session 56th Congress 95. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 170. ist session 56th Congress 48.00

1.850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 201, ist session 56th Congress 24.00

2.050 copies of 4 illustrations for House Doc. No. 358, ist session 56th Congress 129. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 310. ist session 56th Congress 82.00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 2S6, ist session 56th Congress 62. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 2S2, ist session 56th Congress 42.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 279. ist session 56th Congress 40.00

2.050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 275, ist session 56th Congress 88.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 235. ist session 56th Congress 80.00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 79. ist session 56th Congress 34. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 108, ist session 56th Congress 75. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 111, ist session 56th Congress 225.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 234, ist session 56th Congress 110.00

2,350 copies of 51 illustrations for House Doc. No. 300, ist session 56th Congress 268. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 201, ist session 56th Congress 12.00

2.050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 75, ist session 56th Congress 795. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 169, ist session 56th Congress 19. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 233, ist session 56th Congress 22. 50

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 109, ist session 56th Congress 26. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 263, ist session 56th Congress 30.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 262, ist session 56th Congress 22. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 255, ist session 56th Congress 37. 50

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 232, ist session 56th Congress 24. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 231, ist session 56th Congress 45. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 209, ist session 56th Congress . 40.00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 297, ist session 56th Congress 30.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 2S4, ist session 56th Congress. 22. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 283, ist session 56th Congress 30. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 2S1, ist session 56th Congress 16. 50

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 278, ist session 56th Congress 22. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 277, ist session 56th Congress 20. 00

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 276, ist session 56th Congress 22. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 280, ist session 56th Congress 32. 00

2,050 copies of 30 illustrations for House Doc. No. 95, ist session 56th Congress 1, 200. 00

1,950 copies of 5 illustrations for House Doc. No. 476, ist session 56th Congress 53. 00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 427, ist session 56th Congress 3S. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 392, ist session 56th Congress 74. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 363, ist session 56th Congress 72. 00

2.050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 401, ist session 56th Congress 370. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 387. ist session 56th Congress i35 °°

2.050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 357, ist session 56th Congress 174.00
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2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 285, 1st session 56th Congress $74.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 344, 1st session 56th Congress 74.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 435, 1st session 56th Congress 62.00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 393, 1st session 56th Congress 395. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 446, 1st session 56th Congress 195.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 450, 1st session 56th Congress 70.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 495, 1st session 56th Congress 130.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 449, 1st session 56th Congress 20.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 448, 1st session 56thth Congress 20.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 419, 1st session 56th Congress 42.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 410, 1st session 56th Congress 32.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 451, 1st session 56th Congress 35. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 447, 1st session 56th Congress 70.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 445, 1st session 56th Congress 30.00

1,850 copies of 5 illustrations for House Doc. No. 460. 1st session 56th Congress 315. 00

2,050 copies of 11 illustrations for House Doc. No. 461, 1st session 56th Congress 205.00

2,150 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 578, 1st session 56th Congress 42. co

1,850 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 527, 1st session 56th Congress 660.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 440, 1st session 56th Congress 35. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 452, 1st session 56th Congress 16. 50

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 454, 1st session 56th Congress 21.50

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 520, 1st session 56th Congress 21.50

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 453, 1st session 56th Congress 12.00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 462, 1st session 56th Congress 97. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 652, 1st session 56th Congress 45. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 649, 1st session 56th Congress 22. 00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 621, 1st session 56th Congress 135. 00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 535, 1st session 56th Congress 20.00

2,050 copies of 16 illustrations for House Doc. No. 431, 1st session 56th Congress 530. 00

2,250 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 548, 1st session 56th Congress 54. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 480, 1st session 56th Congress 95. 00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Report No. 74, 1st session 56th Congress 190. 00

3,622 copies of 3 illustrations for House Report No. 930, 1st session 56th Congress 395. 00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 606, 1st session 56th Congress 375. 00

100 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Board of Visitors to the United States Naval Academy for 1899 8.00

50 copies of 16 illustrations for Hearings before House Committee on Naval Affairs in Relation to Naval Appropriation Bill 76.00

50 copies of 1 illustration for Hearings before House Committee on Military Affairs in Relation to Cceur d'Alene L,abor Troubles 250. 00

12,000 copies of 23 illustrations for Abridgment of Messages and Documents 55th Congress, 3d session 1,598.00 500 copies of 12 illustrations for Contested Election Case of White v. Boreing 63.00

58,000 copies of 1 illustration for Congressional Directory 56th Congress, 1st session 348.00

39,550 copies of 1 illustration for Compilation of Annual, Special, and Veto Messages,

Proclamations, etc., of the Presidents of the United States 715. 85

2,500 copies of 4 illustrations for Special Consular Reports, "Highways of Commerce". . 275.00

12,000 copies of 1 illustration for Eight-House Establishment, Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. . 125.00

75 copies of 11 illustrations for Plans and Specification of Uife-Saving Station 132.00

750 copies of 1 illustration for Commerce of the British West Indies, etc 6. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Commerce of the United States with American Countries. 28. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Japan, its Commerce and Population, etc 34. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Commerce of Africa 28. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Cruise of the Bear, 1897-98 315. 00

5,050 copies of 6 illustrations for Customs Regulations, 1899 189. 00

1,400 copies of 1 illustration for Circular No. 131, Treasury Department 90.00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for the Russian Empire and Trans-Siberian Railway 20. 00

2,650 copies of 2 illustrations for United .States Coast Pilot, Atlantic Coast 120. 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for Extract from Report United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1898 6. 00

3, 750 copies of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 40, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, ' 'Alaska " 90. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Provision Trade of the United .States 8. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Commercial China in 1899 37- 00

3,100 copies of 1 illustration for List of Eights and Fog Signals, Pacific Coast 60. 00

5,550 copies of 1 illustration for Revised Regulations Concerning Oleomargarine, series

7, No. 9 42. 50
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3,050 copies of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the Light-House Board, 1899 $39. 00

7,350 copies of 4 illustrations for Commerce and Navigation of the United States for 1899. 773.00

t,ooo copies of 1 illustration for The Grain Trade of the United States, etc 23. 00

150 copies of 1 illustration for chapter 19, vol. 3, Report of Fur Seal Investigation 15. 00

3,575 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 4, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. . 175. 00

4,650 copies of 53 illustrations for Report of the Superintendent of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1898 854.00

4.900 copies of 1 illustration for List of Tights and Fog Signals of the Northern Takes and Rivers, 1900 75. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Cotton Trade of the United States and the World's Cot- ton Supply and Trade 46.00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Coal Trade of the United States 8.00

400 copies of 1 illustration for Plans and Specifications for a Beebe-McUellan Self-Bailing, Water-Ballast Surfboat with Centerboard 49. 00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, May,

1899 54- 00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, June,

1899 180.00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, July,

1899 220.00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, August,

1899 190. 00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, September, 1899 390.00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, December, 1899 240.00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, January,

1900 150. 00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, February, 1900 55-°o

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, January,

1900 472.00

6,350 copies of 2 illustrations for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, March,

1900 293. 00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, April,

1900 55- 00

100 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 5, Report of the United States Coast and

Geodetic Survey, 1898 1.00

200 copies of 3 illustrations for Appendix No. 6, Report of the United States Coast and

Geodetic Survey, 1898 2. 00

1,000 copies of 3 illustrations for Appendix No. 7, Report of the United States Coast and

Geodetic Survey, 1898 10.00

500 copies of 28 illustrations for Appendix No. 8, Report of the United States Coast and

Geodetic Survey, 1898 48. 00

100 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix No. 10, Report of the United States Coast and

Geodetic Survey, 1898 1.00

3,050 copies of 1 illustration for War Department Doc. No. 96—Observations Abroad 35. 00

55,000 copies of 1 illustration for Recruiting Poster No. 40 1, 140.00 400 copies of 4 illustrations for Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 12-inch Mortar Carriage 28.00

500 copies of 3 illustrations for Handbook of Sights for Cannon 18. 00

2,000 copies of 1 illustration for List of Decapping and Cleaning Tools, Cal. 30 15. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for Exploration in Territory of Alaska 160.00

500 copies of 1 illustration for Exploration in Territory of Alaska 95. 00

2,550 copies of 6 illustrations for Autumn Maneuvers in Europe, 1898 305. 00

1,050 copies of 5 illustrations for Autumn Maneuvers in Europe, 1899 228.00

500 copies of 3 illustrations for Breech Mechanism of Seacoast Cannon 24. 00

x 3> 35° copies of 1 illustration for Rebellion Records, vol. 5, series 3 865.00

1,000 copies of 51 illustrations for Military Notes on the Philippines 255.00

500 copies of 4 illustrations for Instructions for Mounting and Caring for Disappearing

Carriage for Ten-inch B. T. Rifle 28. 00

300 copies of 7 illustrations for Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for Six-inch Disappearing Carriages t 86. 00

300 copies of 7 illustrations for Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for Six-inch Disappearing Carriages, T- F. Model 1898 42.00

300 copies of 6 illustrations for Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for Disap- pearing Carriage, L. F. Model 1897 for Twelve-inch B. T- Rifle 36.00
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500 copies of 1 illustration for Document No. 96, " Observations Abroad" $10.00

12 copies of 1 illustration for Township Diagram Fort Stanton Military Reservation .... 15.00 10,550 copies of 1 illustration for Outlines of First Aid 85.00

500 copies of 6 illustrations for General Information Series No. XVIII, part 1 18.00

4,125 copies of 6 illustrations for General Information Series No. XVIII, part 2 33. 00

15,000 copies of 1 illustration for General Orders, No. , Adjutant-General's Office, War

Department 511.00

12,000 copies of 2 illustrations for General Orders, No. , Sept., 1899 72.00

3,000 copies of 1 illustration for General Orders, No. 140 90.00

2,000 copies of 5 illustrations for Specifications for Army Wagon 55.00

2,000 copies of 4 illustrations for Specifications for Six-Mule Army Wagon 40.00

10,250 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Secretary of War for 1899 60.00

5,250 copies of 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of War for 1899 388.00

5,250 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Secretary of War for 1899 35. 00

7,250 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Secretary of Wr ar for 1899 240.00

5,750 copies of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the .Secretary of War for 1899 71.00

8,350 copies of 1 illustration for Animal Report of the Secretary of War for 1899 875.00

5,850 copies of 8 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of War for 1899 64. 00

3,250 copies of 252 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1S99 .... 1, 800. 00

6,250 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Chief Signal Officer of the Army for 1899. . 45. 00

4,125 copies of 1 illustration for War Notes No. 6—The Spanish-American War 17.00 200 copies of 9 illustrations for Annual Report upon the Improvements and Care of Public Buildings and Grounds for 1898-99 95. 50

7,750 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Surgeon-General, United States Army, for 1899 16.00

3,450 copies of 73 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, United States Army, for 1899 . Jlfc 370. 00

100 copies of 5 illustrations for Appendix No. 44, Annual Report of Chief of Ordnance, 1899. 2. 00

100 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix No. 8, Annual Report of Chief of Ordnance, 1899. 1.00 6,750 copies of 9 illustrations for Annual Report of the Major-General Commanding the Army to the Secretary of War for 1899 ' 645. 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for Artillery Circular G 6.00

500 copies of 8 illustrations for Artillery Circular E 80.00

2,000 copies of 1 illustration for Instructions for Uoading and Crimping Shotgun Car- tridges 10.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Instructions for the Preparation of Military Maps 25. 00 500 copies of 3 illustrations for Description of 12-inch Mortar 21.00 300 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Board of Visitors of the United States Naval Academy for 1899 7.00

200 copies of 3 illustrations for the Development of Great Circle Sailing 35. 00

985 copies of 2 illustrations for Recruiting Poster, United States Marine Corps 149-44

3,000 copies of 1 illustration for Recruiting Poster, United States Marine Corps 210.00

300 copies of 2 illustrations for Confidential Information Series No. 2 —Notes on Coaling War Ships 6. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Instructions for Riveting Naval Vessels 24.00 500 copies of 17 illustrations for International Code Signals 274.00

4,000 copies of 1 illustration for General Orders, No. 528, Navy Department 120. 00

6,300 copies of 16 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks for 1899 578.00

300 copies of 16 illustrations for Naval Marksmanship and the Training of Gun Pointers

in Foreign Navies 52.00

1,000 copies of 195 illustrations for Designs of Boats of the United States Navy 1, 141.50

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1902 40.00

3,050 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1900 60.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1903 40. 00

1,500 copies of 3 illustrations for Supplement of the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1900—Total Eclipse of the Sun, May 28, 1900 120.00

7,850 copies of 20 illustrations for Annual Report of the Bureau of Steam Engineering

• for 1899 352. 00

6,850 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Bureau of Navigation for 1899 .... 35. 00

6,850 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Equipment,

1899 116.00

12,850 copies of 1 illustration for Naval War Records, Vol. IX, Series I 95. 00 500 copies of 14 illustrations for Sheathing of Ships 70. 00

200 copies of 43 illustrations for Description of Modern Ordnance 172.00

200 copies of 55 illustrations for Description of Modern Gun Mounts 232.00

5,000 copies of 1 illustration for United .States Statutes concerning the Registration of Trade-Marks, Prints, and Eabels, with Rules of Patent Office relating thereto 25. 00
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4,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Introduction of Domestic Reindeer into the District of Alaska $242. 00

4,850 copies of 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 158, United States Geological Survey 335. 00

4,850 copies of 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 157, United States Geological Survey 1, 498. 00

4,850 copies of 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 159, United States Geological Survey 393. 00

4,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 164, United States Geological Survey 140.00

4,850 copies of 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 165, United States Geological Survey 634.00

6,150 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Governor of Alaska for 1899 40.00

10.150 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Governor of Arizona for 1899 .... 412.50

10,000 copies of 5 illustrations for Rules of Practice of the United States Patent Office . . . 250.00

5,000 copies of 1 illustration for Trade-Mark Uaws and Rules 25. 00

6,150 copies of 31 illustrations for Annual Report of Commissioner to Five Civilized Tribes for 1899 '. 416. 00

2,500 copies of 21 illustrations for Annual Report of Commissioner to Five Civilized Tribes for 1899 211. 00

2S,ooo copies of 3 illustrations for Investigation in Cape Nome District, Alaska 608.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Report Proper of the Director of the United States Geological Survey for 1899 31. 00

100 copies of 1 illustration for Eighteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, Part 3 15. 00

15, 150 copies of 10 illustrations for Nineteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Surv ey, Part 2 1, 228. 00

15,150 copies of 29 illustrations for Nineteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, Part 5

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5, 215. 00

15, 150 copies of 2 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, Part 1 473. 00

15,150 copies of 12 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, Part 2 2,073.00

15, 150 copies of 22 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, Part 3 3, 757. 00

15,150 copies of 3 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, Part 4 172. 50

15,150 copies of 35 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, Part 5 9, 382. 00

15,150 copies of 1 illustration for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, Part 6 698.75

4,850 copies of 17 illustrations for Monograph XXXIV, United States Geological Survey. 930.00

4,850 copies of 6 illustrations for Monograph XXXIII, United States Geological Survey. 497.00

4,850 copies of 19 illustrations for Monograph XXXVIII, United States Geological Survey . 1, 585. 75

1,710 copies of 1 illustration for Monograph XXXVIII, United States Geological Survey. 195.00

4,850 copies of 24 illustrations for Monograph XXXIX, United States Geological Survey. 1, 320. 00

6,850 copies of 4 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water- Supply and Irrigation, Papers No. 30 797. 20

6,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water- Supply and Irrigation, Papers No. 31 324. 60

6,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water- Supply and Irrigation, Papers No. 32 242. 00

6,150 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report of the Mine Inspector of New Mexico

for 1899 375-oo

6,150 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Acting Superintendent of Sequoia and

General Grant National Park 55. 00

1,500 copies of 1 illustration for the Production of Precious Stones for 1898 87. 50

100 copies of 3 illustrations for sheet No. 6, Compositor's Examination, United States Civil Service Commission, Series 38, 39, and 40 15. 00

125 copies of 2 illustrations for sheets 5 and 6, Assistant Examination, Series 93 10. 50

50 copies of t illustration for sheet 6, Series 1, Mechanical Draftsman's Examination,

Navy Department 4. 00

250 copies of 6 illustrations for Series Nos. 1087, 1088, 1089, 1090, 1091, and 1092, First Grade

Examination 37- 50

100 copies of 2 illustrations for sheets 2 and 3, Series 5, "Tracer Examination " 20. 00

50 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 2, series 8, Junior Civil Engineer Examination 4. 00

30 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series 6, Assistant Topographer Examination 3-75

400 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 33, Typewriter Examination 8. 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 1092, First Grade Examination 8. 00 400 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 32, Typewriter Examination 8. 00

50 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 4, Series No. 3, Teacher Examination 6. 50 S. Doc. 19 9
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400 copies of 1 illustration for Cards for Clerk-Carrier Examination. Series No. 22 $88. 00 400 copies of 1 illustration for Cards for Clerk Carrier Examination. Series No. 23 88.00

9,150 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Governor of Oklahoma 377. 00

8,150 copies of 8 illustrations for Annual Report of the Governor of New Mexico for 1899. 166. 00

6,250 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for

1899 438. 00

5,000 copies of Designation of Members of Eocal Boards, United States Civil Service Commission 175.00

6,150 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Acting .Superintendent of the Yellowstone National Park 540.00

4,800 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, First Grade 89.50

50 copies of 1 illustration for Series No. 22, R. M. S. Reading Cards 17. 50

100 copies of 1 illustration for .Series No. 23, R. M. S. Reading Cards 25.00 500 copies of 1 illustration for .Series No. 1094, Sheet 5, First Grade Examination 9.00 40 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 7, Series No. 7, Manual Training Examination. 7.00 40 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 3, Series No. r, Skilled Mechanics Examination, Weather Bureau 5. 00

100 copies'.'of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners for

1899 S5.00 50 copies of 2 illustrations for sheets Nos. 5 and 7, .Series No. 7, Assistant Topographer

Examination"1 15.00 50c copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 5, Series No. 1105, First Grade Examination 10.00

75 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 2, Series No. 9, Junior Civil Engineer Examination 5.50

50 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 2, Series No. 1, Copyist Topographer Draftsman Examination 7. 50

50 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 4, .Series No. 7, Topographer Draftsman Examination 7.50

100 copies of 2 illustrations for sheets Nos. 3 and 4, Series No. 6, Tracer of .Ship Drawings

Examination 23.00

50 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 4, Series No. 1, Draftsman Land Office Examination 7.50

100 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 6, Series No. 39, Compositor Examination 6. 00

100 copies of 2 illustrations for sheets 5 and 6, Assistant Examiner Examination 12.00

100 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 1097, First Grade Examination 6.00

200 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 5, Series No. 33, Typewriter Examination 7. 00

200 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 6, Series No. 41, Government Printing Service, Compositor Examination ! 7. 00

50 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 7, Series No. 7, May, 1900, Fourth Subject, Architectural Drawing, Junior Architecture Draftsman Examination 5. 00 50 copies, of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 7, May, 1900, Third Subject, Freehand and

Projection, Junior Architecture Draftsman Examination 5.00

50 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 4, Series No. 7, May, 1900, Third .Subject, Freehand and

Projection, Junior Architecture Draftsman Examination 10.00 50 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 3, Series No. 7, May, 1900, Second Subject, Drawing and

Design, Architecture Draftsman Examination 5. 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for sheet No. 1, Series No. 1106, First Grade, .Sixth Subject, Copying from Rough Draft 10.00 500 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 1107, May, 1900, Sixth Subject, Copying from Rough Draft, First Grade ! 10. 00 300 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 11 12, First Grade Examination 8.00 400 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 11 11, First Grade Examination 9.00

300 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, .Series No. 1110, First Grade Examination 10.00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 1109, First Grade Examination 14.00 400 copies of 1 illustration for sheet 5, Series No. 1108, First Grade Examination 9. 00

1,000 copies of 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 13, Food and Food Adulterants, part 9 60.00

1,550 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 22, The White Pines 89.00

1,500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 10, Eife Zones and Crop Zones of the United

States 7s - 00

1.500 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 11, The Geological Distribution of Cereals in North America 78. 00

5,550 copies of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 25, Notes on the Forest Condition of Puerto Rico : 666.OO

15,550 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 8, Catalogue of Fruits 75. 00

6,550 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 70, Water Right Problems of Bear River 120.00

5,000 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 70, Water Right Problems of Bear River 110.00

3,550 copies of 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 16, Cereal Rusts of the United States 450.00
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4.550 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin Xo. 17, Diseases of Cotton, Watermelon, and Cowpea $245. 00

S.550 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 26, Practical Forestry in the Adirondacks. . 124.00

1,550 copies of 4 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 20, Division of Vegetable Physiology and

Pathology , 234.75

6,550 copies of 3 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 19. Division of Vegetable Physiology and

Pathology 401. 00

1,550 copies of 1 illustration for Contributions from the U. S. Xational Herbarium, Vol. VI . 370. 00

2.000 copies of 2 illustrations for Improvement of Plants by Selection 70. 00

35,000 copies of 15 illustrations for Fifteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal

Industry 3, 095. 00

10,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Black Deg in the United States and the Distribution of Vaccine by the Bureau of Animal Industry 367.00

2.050 copies of 3 illustrations for Xorth American Fauna Xo. 16, Results of Biological Survey of Mount Shasta, California 159. 00

2,550 copies of 4 illustrations for Primary Report of the Kite Observations for 1S9S 49. 50

5,850 copies of 70 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bureau for

1898-1899 849.00

500 copies of 4 illustrations for Extracts from Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal

Industry, 1898 115.00

100 copies of 2 illustrations for Brief in Case of James A. Farquhar et. al. vs. IT. S., Xo. 156 20. 00

100 copies of 14 illustrations for Brief in Case of the United States vs. The Choctaw and

Chickasaw Xations 357. 00

500 copies of 1 illustration for Warrant of Pardon 18 "oo

I. S50 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of the Daughters of the American Revolution,

1890-1897 116.28

2.050 copies of iS illustrations for Annals of the Astrophysical Observatory, vol. r 546.00

II, 850 copies of 6 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1898, part 1 . 840. 25 9,850 copies of 54 illustrations for Seventeenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology 4, 998. 33

750 copies of 1 illustration for Report Proper of the Secretary of the Smithsonian Insti- tution for 1899 80.00

11, 900 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1S97, part 2, vol. 2 133. 00

9,850 copies of 6S illustrations for Eighteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology 5,364.00

800 copies of 2 illustrations for Sixth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor. .. . 320.00

10,000 copies of 1 illustration for Eleventh Annual Report of the Statistics of the Rail- ways in the United States 198.00

39,850 copies of 4 illustrations and 4,850 copies of 1 illustration for Thirteenth Annual

Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission 220. 00

25 copies of 1 illustration for Supreme Court Record Xo. 193 10.00

50 copies of 71 illustrations for Supreme Court Records Xos. 337, 338, and 339 218. 50

35 copies of 1 illustration for Addition to Supreme Court Record Xo. 408 30.00

30 copies of 1 illustration for Court of Claims Cases Xos. 20514 and 20515 6. 00

40 copies of 2 illustrations for Court of Claims Case Xo. 21000 5. 00

50 copies of 2 illustrations for Court of Claims Case Xo. 16634 5. 00 40 copies of 2 illustrations for Court of Claims Case Xo. 18930 5. 00

6,850 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin of U. S. Fish Commission for 1898 125. 00

6,850 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin of U. S. Fish Commission for 1899 120.00

6, 850 copies of 49 illustrations for Bulletin of U. S. Fish Commission for 1900 5, 459. 00

9,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1899 238. 00

200 copies of 1 illustration for Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Fish and

Fisheries for 1899 15. 00

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a, for 1899 - - 220. 00

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into British Trade in South America 8. 00 Engraving 9 illustrations for Eetter Heads for Treasury Department 33. 00 Engraving 28 illustrations for Report of Medical Officers on the Cause of Yellow Fever . 145. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Seal of Life-Saving Station 2. 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the Operations of the United States Eife- Saving Service for 1899 5. 50 Engraving 7 illustrations for Annual Report of the Eight-House Board for 1899 75. 00 Engraving 13 illustrations for Treasury Warrants 224. 00 Engraving 12 illustrations for Regulations Governing Uniforms, Revenue-Cutter Service . 44. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for April Editions of Notice to Mariners, Coast and Geodetic Survey 6. 50 Engraving 39 illustrations for Annual Report of the United States Marine-Hospital

Service for 1897 no. 50 Engraving 61 illustrations for Bulletin No. 40, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, Alaska 366. 70 Engraving 29 illustrations for Report of the Superintendent of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1898 142.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Monthly Summary of Finance and Commerce for August,

1899 *

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1899 300.00 Engraving 21 illustrations for Annual Report of the Surgeon-General, United States Army, for 1899 c 88.00 Engraving 62 illustrations for General Information Series No. XVIII, Part II 267. 00 Engraving 96 illustrations for Report of the Major-General Commanding the Army to the Secretary of War for 1899 550. 00 Engraving 165 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, United States Army, for 1899 825.00 Engraving 28 illustrations for Report of Gettysburg National Park Commission for 1899. 276. 40 Engraving 1 illustration for Drawings and Specifications of Insulator Bracket 2. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Cross Arms Insulator Pins, etc 2. 75 Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications for Insular Plugs for Iron Cross Arms 1. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Drill Regulations for the Hospital Corps, United States Army loo

Engraving 4 illustrations for Plates 31, Report Ordnance Office, War Department 9. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Report on Autumn Maneuvers in Europe for 1899 60. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Naval Marksmanship and the Training of Gun Pointers in Foreign Navies 13. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks for 1899 16. 50 Engraving 58 illustrations for Data of Foreign Vessels 450. 00
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for 1899 16.00 Engraving 1 illustration for supplement to the Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for

1900, "

kTotal Eclipse of the Sun, May 28, 1900" 13.50 Engraving 1 illustration for Target Practice Sheet, Form No. 4 4.00 Engraving 5 illustrations for the History of Higher Education in the State of New Jersey. 31. 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for the History of Higher Education in the State of Mississippi. 18. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Manual of Examinations, United States Civil Service Commission 6.00 Engraving 26 illustrations for History of Higher Education in the State of Kentucky. . . 159.00 Engraving 9 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1898 54.00 Engraving 19 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1899 86.00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Mine Inspector of the Indian Terri- tory for 1899 32. 50 Engraving 7 illustrations for Annual Report of Superintendent of Hot Springs Reservation for 1899 50.00 Engraving 73 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water

Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 29 241.90 Engraving 16 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water

Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 30 25.80 Engraving 3 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey" on Water

Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 31 9. 00 Engraving 56 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water

Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 32 296.00 Engraving 47 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological .Survey on Water

Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 33 218. 10 Engraving 53 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water

Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 34 69.00 Engraving 21 illustrations for Bulletin No. 159, United States Geological Survey 82.20 Engraving 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 157, United States Geological Survey 18. 72 Engraving 51 illustrations for Bulletin No. 158, United States Geological Survey 191. 25 Engraving 19 illustrations for Bulletin No. 163, United States Geological Survey 244. 20 Engraving 20 illustrations for Bulletin No. 164, United States Geological Survey 87. 20 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 167, United States Geological Survey 5.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 166, United States Geological Survey 1. 25 Engraving 15 illustrations for Bulletin No. 165, United States Geological Survey 55. 10 Engraving 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 170, United States Geological Survey 128.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Land Decisions, Vol. 29 8.00 Engraving 68 illustrations for Monograph XXXV, United States Geological Survey 1, 198.00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Requisition for Indian Supplies 13. 50 Engraving 217 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological .Survey, part 2 769.40 Engraving 153 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, part 3 216. 00 Engraving 346 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey, part 4 353-33 Engraving 237 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological .Survey, part 5 303. 77 Engraving 9 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological .Survey, part 7 117.36 Engraving 22 illustrations for Investigations in Cape Nome District, Alaska 43-50 Engraving 1 illustration for Temperature Chart, Form 1-107 G 10.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Tetter Head for Department of the Interior 1.50 Engraving 10 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioners to the Five Civilized Tribes for 1899 58.00 Engraving 42 illustrations for Annual Report of the Governor of Arizona, 1899 405.30 Engraving 24 illustrations for Annual Report of the Government Hospital for the Insane

for 1899 90.00 Engraving 26 illustrations for Annual Report of the Governor of Oklahoma for 1899. . . . 165.00
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Industry . . 5 1 . 89 Engraving 11 illustrations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium,

Vol. II 32. 00 Engraving 72 illustrations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium,

Vol. V, No. 4 : 535. 40 Engraving.18 illustrations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium,

Vol. V, No. 5... 18.00 Engraving 6 illustrations for Weather Bureau Bulletin, to a Preliminary Report on the Kite Observations, 1898 27.00 Engraving 21 illustrations for Weather Bureau Bulletin G, Atmospheric Radiation 52.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Register Sheets, Office of Experiment Station 14. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Experiment Station Record, Vol. XI, No. 4 1.00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Experiment Station Record, Vol. XI, No. 6 8. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1899 17.00 Engraving 1 Register Sheet, Irrigation Investigations 33. 00 Engraving 17 illustrations for Bulletin No. 25, " Notes on the Forest Conditions of Porto Rico " V. 60. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. rs, "North American Fauna" 5.00 Engraving 48 illustrations for Bulletin No. 16, "North American Fauna" 140.00 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 67, " Office of Experiment Station " 12. 00 Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 103, " Office of Experiment Station" 25.00 Engraving 19 illustrations for Bulletin No. 96, " Sheep Raising for Mutton " 95. 00 Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 68, " Office of Experiment Station " 41. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 17, " Diseases of Cotton, Watermelon, and Cowpea" 15.00 Engraving 33 illustrations for Bulletin No. 26, "Practical Forestry in the Adirondacks" . 110. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 105, Experiment Station Work, Vol. XII 6. 00 Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 71, Department of Agriculture 22. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 22, Department of Agriculture 14. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 57, Proceeedings of the Sixteenth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agri-Chemists 1.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 23, Russian Cereals Adapted for Cultivation in the United States 6. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 107, Experiment Station Work, Vol. XIII 4.50 Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 28, "The Climate of San Francisco, Cal." .... 40.00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 23, Russian Cereals Adapted for Cultivation in the United States .4 16. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Circular No. 22, Practical Assistance to Tree Planters 13. 00 Engraving 17 illustrations for Report No. 61, Tea Culture Experiment in South Carolina. 73. 00 Engraving 22 illustrations for Report No. 62, Cultivation of Cigar-L,eaf Tobacco in Florida . 70. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Circular No. 23, The Lebbeck or Serio Tree 5. 22 Engraving 1 illustration for Circular No. 25, The Seed of Beardless Broom Grass 1. 00 Engraving 16 illustrations for Bulletin No. 73, Irrigation in Rocky Mountain States 93. 60 Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 21, Studies of American Grasses 9.50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 112, " Bread as Food " 3. 00 Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 113, The Apple and How to Grow it 13.00 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 111, Farmers' Interest in Good Seeds 7. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 22, Division of Agrostology, Cooperation

Experiments of Grasses and Forage Plants 10.00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 24, " The Germination of Seeds as affected by

Certain Chemical Fertilizers" 12.00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 20, 'Studies of American Grasses " 6.50 Engraving 9 illustrations for Bulletin No. 24, " Bureau of Animal Industry" 30. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 114, Experiment Station Work. Vol. XIV 5.00 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 19, Division of Vegetable Physiology and

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1890-1897 243.80 Engraving 48 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1898, Part IJ 97. 55 Engraving 41 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1898, Part II . . . 205. 00 Engraving 54 illustrations for Annals of the Astrophysical Observatory, Vol. 1 550. 10 Engraving 2 illustrations for Report Proper of the Secretary- of Smithsonian Institution for 1899 15. 00 Engraving 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 39, United States National Museum 15.00 Engraving 724 illustrations for Bulletin No. 47, United States National Museum 455. 00 Engraving 37 illustrations for Proceedings of National Museum for 1899 71. 00 Engraving 48 illustrations for Bulletin of National Museum on American Hydroids 780.70 Engraving 51 illustrations for Bulletin No. 50, United States National Museum 231.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Brief in Case of Interstate Commerce Commission vs. E. and N. Railroad Company 3. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Opinion in "Case of E. T. V. and G. R. R. Co. vs. I. C. C. before

Interstate Commerce Commission 3. 50 Engraving 1 illustration Supreme Court Record No. 499 4. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations Court of Claims Case No. 18929 7.50 Engraving 1 illustration Court of Claims Case No. 8238 3. 00 Engraving 1 illustration Court of Claims Case No. 18920 2. 00 Engraving 1 illustration Court of Claims Case No. 20744 3- 00 Engraving 1 illustration Court of Claims Case No. 9133 6. 00 Engraving 76 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1899. 381. 00 Engraving 67 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1898.. . 174-79 Engraving 172 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1899. • 454- 00 Engraving 18 illustrations for Manual of Fish Culture 63.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Charts of Eobster and Clam Investigation 24. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Memoirs National Academy' of Sciences, Vol. VIII 3. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Public Health Report No. 39 6.50 Engraving 11 illustrations for Public Health Report No. 1, Vol. XV 56.00 Engraving 45 illustrations for Annual Report of the Architect of the United States Capitol for 1899 228. 00 Engraving 12 illustrations for Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia

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No. 10.

Statement showing the disbursements on aceount ofprinting Annual Report

(/8p8) of Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedfunejo, igoo.

Wages $178,253.43

421 055 pounds machine-fi nish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 2.9 cents 12, 210. 56 544iJ reams superfine double-coated book paper, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at S7.80 4, 249. 83 512 reams machine-finish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.344 688. 13 1,405 pieces book cloth, at $5.25 7, 376. 25 510 pounds linen thread, at $2.99 1, 524. 90

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4,000 yards, at 2.2 cents 88. 00

208. 00 Glue:

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2,000 pounds roller composition, at 23 cents 460. 00

10 barrels flour, at $4.35 43. 50 Total .. . 211,965.76

Xo. 11.

Statement showing the disbursements on account ofprinting Annual Report

(i8gg) of Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoo.

Wages $56, 000. 16 Machine-finish printing paper:

251,480 pounds, 24 by 3S inches, 48-pound, at 4.2 cents $10, 562. 16 427,200 pounds, 24 bv 38 inches, 4S-pound, at 4.3 cents 18, 369. 57 28,931.73 Superfine double-coated book paper:

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20, 484. 37

350 packs gold leaf, at $5.80 2, 030. 00 400 pieces book cloth, at $5. 25 2, 100. 00

694 pounds linen thread, at $2.99 2, 075. 06

50,000 pounds binders' board, at 2 cents 1, 000. 00

1,030 pounds printing ink, at 45 cents 463. 50

7,787 pounds glue, at 11. 9 cents 926. 64

10,000 yards gray super, at 2.2 cents 220. 00

756 pounds soft twine, at 25.5 cents 192. 78

20 barrels of flour, at $3.47 69. 40 6 brass stamps 52. 18 Engraving 62 illustrations 452. 00 Total 114,997.82

No. 12.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of Public printing and

binding, War Department" during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoo.

Writing paper : 302 reams white double folio post, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.08 $628. 16 1,004 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.08 2, 088.32

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Statement of allotments, etc., madefor the Executive andfudicial Departments, and ofthe approximate cost of the work executedfor the same, for the fiscal year endedfune 30, igoo.

Total of al- lotments,

special appropriations, Blank

Departments, etc. and amounts

received

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binding, ota . from Depart- ruling, etc. ments and

deposited in Treasury. Treasurv Department $222, 993 47 $62, 190 31 ^126, ^S2. 40 $411, 536. 18 "War Department 1A1 AA\ So 164, 815 88 50, 330 °4 104, s8 ^IQ 62Q ^0 Navy Department I23, 062. 96 67, 611 54 14, 455 32 35, 820. 74 117, 887. 60 Interior Department AAZ AQA 77 61, 409 62 31,381. 93 43, 475- 49 i ^6, 267. 04 Patent Office 269, 222 20 11, 015 06 17, 068. 50 207 IClZ. lf\ Census Office 85, 066. 00 26, 302 61 31, 996 22 26, 767. 17

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2, 000. 00 5i6 46 130 86 98.50 745- 82 Labor, Department of 8, 000. 00 4, 307 76 1,013 48 2, 145. 71 7, 466. 95

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Statement showing the cost of operating each branch office during the fiscal year endedfune 30, igoo. Treasury branch: Labor $87,211.61 Paper and other material 20, 979. 76 Total 108,191.37 Interior branch: Labor 28, 822. 66 Paper and other material 13, 993. 60 Total 42,816.26 War branch

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Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Recordfor the third session of the Fifty-fifth Congress.

Delivered to- The Senate folding room The House folding room The House library The Library of Congress

Officers of the House

Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States

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500

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended funejo, /poo.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Title.

Affairs in Samoa, 1900 An Act Temporarily to Provide Revenues and a Civil Government for Porto Rico An Act to Provide a Civil Government for the Territory of Hawaii

Bulletin of the Bureau of Rolls and Library of the Department of State, 1897 Catalogue of 621 Stars: Extract from the Report of the United States and Mexican Boundary

Commissioners, 1892-1895 Citizens of the United States Resident in the South African Republic Claims of Edward Gottfried Commercial Convention between the United States and

Buenos Ayres .' France

Great Britain Communications between the Executive Department of the Government and Aguinaldo.

Compilation of Treaties between the United States and Other Powers now in Force Convention between United States and Great Britain to Facilitate the Construction of a Ship Canal, etc Correspondence in Relation to an Interoceanic Canal between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans . , Decrees of the Supreme Court of Hawaii, etc Diplomatic and Consular Service of the United States, 1899 -. .. Diplomatic and Consular Service Appropriations, 1901 Diplomatic Representative of the Transvaal Documentary History of the Constitution of the United States Eastern Extension of the Australian and China Telegraph Company

Expenditures of the Commission to the International Exposition at Paris, 1900 Da Abra Silver Mining Company

Tetter of the Secretary of State relative to Deficiency in the Virginius Indemnity Fund.

.

Letter of the Secretary of State relative to Complaints of German Government against Customs Regulations

List of Books and Articles in Periodicals relative to Interoceanic Canal and Railroad Routes

List of Merchant Vessels of the United States, 1899 Message of the President communicated to the Two Houses of Congress at the Begin- ning of the 1st Session of the 56th Congress Message of the President relative to the

Claims of Capt. B. Tellefsin Commercial Attaches Hague Peace Treaty, 1899 New Panama Canal Company

Open-Door Policy in China

Places of Residence of Experts, etc., of the Commission to Paris Exposition of 1900 Preliminary Report of the Philippine Commission

Proposed Interoceanic Canal, The

Reciprocity Convention with France, 1897 Register of the Department of State Report of the Secretary of State on the Claims of Cuban Submarine Telegraph Company

Report of the Secretary of State on the Claims of Hugo O. Lowi

Report of the Philippine Commission

Volume 1 Volume 2 ,. Report of the Committee on Foreign Relations in regard to Claims against Spain Report of the International Prison Commission on Reformatory System in the United

States .' Request of South African Republics for Intervention. Seizure in and near Delagoa Bay

S. Doc. 19 II

Number

of copies.
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the heads of Departmentsfor thefiscal year ended June 30, 1900—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued.

Title.

Status of Chinese Persons in the Philippine Islands Suez Canal Treaty, 1888 Tenure and Disposition of Real and Personal Propert}', 1899 Treaty by Exchange of Notes between United States and Great Britain fixing the Boundary L,ine between Canada and Alaska

Treaty with the Sultan of Sulu War Vessels on the Great Lakes

Number

of copies.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of Reports of Banks

Adoption of the Gold Standard by Japan, 1900 Advance Sheets from Monthly Summary of Commerce and FinanceJune, 1899 July, 1S99 August, 1899 September, 1899 October, 1899 November, 1899 December, 1899 January, 1900 February, 1900 March, 1900 April, 1900 May, 1900 Alaska: Coast Pilot Notes on the Fox Island Passes, etc American Commerce with South America, Central America, Mexico, and the West

Indies, 1821-1898 Amendments to the

Eight-House Board Regulations

Ufe-Saving Service Regulations

Navigation Eaws i An Act Temporarily to Provide Revenues and a Civil Government for Porto Rico, 1900.

.

An Act to provide a Government for the Territory of Hawaii An Act making Appropriation for the Support of the Regular and Volunteer Army, 1900 Annual Report of the Auditor for the

Interior Department, 1899 Navy Department, 1899 Post-Office Department, 1899 State and other Departments, 1899 Treasury Department, 1899 War Department, 1899 Annual Report of the—

Board of General Appraisers, 1S99 Chief of the Bureau of

Engraving and Printing, 1899

Statistics, 1899 Secret Service Division, 1899 Commissioners of

Immigration, 1899 Internal Revenue, 1899 Navigation, 1899 Comptroller of the Treasury, 1899
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Title. Number

of copies.

1899.

Annual Report of the

Director of the United States Mint, 1899.

.

Register of the Treasury, 1899 Secretary of the Treasury, 1899 Superintendent of the—

Government Hospital for the Insane,

I^ife-Saving Service, 1899 X,ight-House Service, 1899 Supervising Architect, 1899 Supervising Special Agent, 1899 Supervising Inspector-General, 1899 Supervising Surgeon-General of the Marine-Hospital Service, 1899 Treasurer of the United States, 1899 Treasurer of the United States on the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the District of Columbia, 1899 Appendix to the report on the Commercial and Industrial Condition of the Island of Cuba, 1899 Appendix to the Annual Report of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1897-c No. 1 No. 2 .

.

No. 3.. No. 4.. No. 5 .

.

N0.6.. No. 7 .

.

No. 8.. No. 9.. No. 10. Bulletins of the—

Coast and Geodetic Survey, monthly

Uight-House Board, monthly

Comptroller of Currency, weekly

Bubonic Plague, The

Carroll's Report on the Condition in the Island of Porto Rico, 1899 Catalogue of Title Entries of Books and Other Articles entered in the Office of the

Register of Copyrights, etc.: No. 417. No. 418. No. 419. No. 420. No. 421

.

No. 422. No. 423

.

No. 424. No. 425. No. 426. No. 427. No. 428 No. 429

.

No. 430. No. 431. No. 432. No. 433. No. 434. No. 435

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the heads of Departmentsfor thefiscal year ended June jo, 1900 —Cont'd. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Catalogue of Title Entries of Books, etc. —Continued. No. 436 No 437. No. 438. No. 439. No. 440. No. 441

.

No. 442 No. 443. No. 444. No. 445. No. 446. No. 447. No. 448. No. 449. No. 450. No. 451. No. 452. No. 453. No. 454. No. 455. No. 456

.

No. 457. No. 45S. No. 459. No. 460. No. 461. No. 462 No. 463

.

No. 464

.

No. 465

.

No. 466 Caveat Eist, monthly

China: Its Commerce, Population, etc., 1899 —

Circulation Statement, monthly

Civil Service Commission's Reports .... Civil Report of Maj. Gen, John R. Brooke, Military Governor of the Island of Cuba. . .

.

Claims Allowed by Accounting Officers Coal Trade of the United States, and the World's Coal Supply and Trade, 1900 Coast and Geodetic Survey Table of Depths for Canals and Harbors Combined .Statement of Receipts and Disbursments, 1899 Comparative Statement of Receipts and Disbursements, monthly

Compilation of Decisions Rendered by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue

189S.

1 899-1 900. Compilation of Customs Laws of the United States Commercial Africa in 1S99 Communications between the Executive Department of the Government and AguinahU

etc Conditions in the Philippine Islands Contents and Index to the Monthlj' Summary of Commerce and Finance of the United

States, 1899 Cotton Trade of the United States, and the World's Cotton Supply and Trade, 1900 Dailv Statement, dailv
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the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1900—Cont'd. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Decisions of the Comptroller of the Treasury

Volume 1 : Volume 5 Volume 6. . . Decisions of the Board of General Appraisers on Porto Rico Importations

Deficiency Estimates for 1900 Digest of Appropriations for 1900 Digest of Customs Decisions January 1, 1898, to December, 1899 Digest of Laws Relating to Counterfeiting .- Digest of Naval Appropriations, 1901 Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation Act, 1901 District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1901 Drawback: Drawback paid on Imports used in the Manufacture of Articles Exported,

1899 Drill Regulations for the Hospital Corps, United States Arm}-, 1896 Efforts made by the Navy Department to obtain Control of the United States Coast and

Geodetic Survey, 1900 Elementary Manual of Practice, Civil War Claims Erratum of List of Lights and Fog Signals of the Northern Lakes and'Rivers Expenses of Collecting the Customs Revenue

Expenses under the Urgency Deficiency Act Expenditures in the Coast and Geodetic Survey Exports of the Products of Domestic Manufacture from the United States Financial Act, 1900 Foreign Commerce of Cuba, Porto Rico, The Hawaiian, Philippine, and Samoau Islands,

1899 Fur Seals on Pribilof Island General Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1901 General Rules Prescribed by the Board of Supervising Inspectors of Steam Vessels, 1900. General order No. 60 General Statement of the Administration and Work of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with Historical Sketch, 1807-189S Hearings before the Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, 1900 History, Needs, and Condition of the Pribiloff Islands Herd of Fur Seals Immigration of Japanese ". Immigration Laws and Regulations, 1900 Imported Merchandise Entered for Consumption in the United States and Duties Col- lected thereon:

1826-1899

1898-1899 Imports and Exports of the United States, 1899 Information as to Extra Pay for Officers and Men

Indian Appropriation Act, 1901 Index to Public Health Reports

Instructions and Suggestions of the Comptroller of Currency relative to the Organization

of National Banks, 1900 Instructions to Applicants for the Post-Office and Custom-House Branchesof the Classified Service Internal-Revenue Law, 1898, with Index

Internal-Revenue Gaugers' Manual, 1900 Japan: Its Commerce, Population, etc., 1899 , Joint Resolution to Provide for the Administration of Civil Affairs in Porto Rico Judgments Rendered by the Court of Claims , , Laws Governing the Steamboat Inspection Service, 1899 Laws, Treaty, and Regulations relating to the Exclusion of Chinese
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the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended funejo, /goo—Cont'd. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Letter of the .Secretary of the Treasury to the House of Representatives, January 14, 1900. Levy and Collection of Taxes in Porto Rico

List of Books relative to the Theory of Colonization, Government, Protectorates, and

related Tropics

List of Insolvent State and Private Banks, July 25, 1899 List of Distillery Warehouses in the United States

List of Officers under the Light-House Establishment

List of Light and Fog Signals on the—

Northern Lakes and Rivers

Pacific Coast

Atlantic and Gulf Coasts

List of Beacons, Buoys, and Daymarks onNorthern Lakes and Rivers

Pacific Coast

List of Beacons, Buoys, and Daymarks in the—

First Light District Second Light District Third Light District •" Fourth Light District Fifth Light District Sixth Light District Seventh Light District Eighth Light District List of Licensed Masters, Mates, Pilots, and Engineers of Merchant, Steam, and Other Motor Vessels

List of Officers of Marine-Hospital Service

List of Plants of the Pribilof Islands Messages of the President of the United States communicated to the Two Houses of Congress at the Beginning of the First Session of the Fifty-sixth Congress

Military Notes on the Philippine Islands Monthly Summary of Finance and Commerce for the Month of

June, 1899 July, 1899 August, 1899 September, 1899 October, 1899 November, 1899 December, 1899 January, 1900 February, 1900 March, 1900 April, 1900 May, 1900 Mortality Statistics in the United States, 1897 Mortality Statistics of 1,433 Cities and Towns of the United States, 1898 Movement of Prices, 1840-1899 National-Bank Act

National .Standardizing Bureau Naval Appropriation Act, 1901 Navigation Laws of the United States, 1899

Official Emolument of Customs Officers, 1900

Official List of Commissioned and Noncommissioned Officers in the United States Marine-Hospital Service Open-Door Policy in China

Number

of copies.
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the heads of Departmentsfor thefiscal year ended fune jo, igoo—Cont'd. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Operations of the United States Revenue-Cutter Service in the War with Spain, 1898 Opinion of the Supreme Court of the United States as to legacy Tax

Pelagic Sealing

Philippine Islands: A Brief Compilation of the Latest Information on the

Pilot Rules for the—

Great Lakes

Atlantic and Pacific Coasts Preliminary Report on the Cape Nome Gold Region, Alaska

Principal Articles of Domestic Export for

June, 1899 July, 1899 August, 1899 September, 1899 October, 1899 ; November, 1899 December, 1899 January, 1900 February, 1900 March, 1900

• April, 1900 May, i960 Proceedings of the Assay Commission, 1900 Provision Trade of the United States Public Receipts and Expenditures in Cuba

Public Resolutions

No. 37 N0.3S

Public Health Reports of the United States Marine Hospital, weekly

Public Debt Statement, monthly

Quarantine Laws and Regulations of the United .States, 1899 Regulations and Instructions concerning the Tax on Distilled Spirits, 1895 Regulations concerning The Establishment of Special Bonded Warehouses for the Storage of Brandy

Regulations concerning the Withdrawal of Wine .Spirits or Grape Brandy from Distil- leries on Special Bonded Warehouses Free of Tax

Regulations for the Observance of Revenue Officers, District Attorneys, and Marshals,

1900 Regulations governing Seal Otter Hunting

Regulations governing vessels in Fur-Seal Fisheries Reply of the Secretary of the Treasury to Senator Allen Report of Conferences of Local Appraisers .September 26 to October 7, 1899 Report of Chas. E. Magoon on Acquired Territories in the War with Spain Report of the Cruise of the United States Revenue Cutter Bear and Overland Expedition

for the Relief of Whalers in the Arctic Ocean, 1898 Report of the Industrial Commission

Vol. 1 Vol. 2 Report of the Philippine Commission

Report on the Production of Precious Metals, 1898 Review of the Foreign Commerce of the United States, 1900 Revised Regulations Concerning Oleomargarine

Revised Regulations Concerning Taxes on Tobacco, Snuffs, and Cigars, 1900 Revised Regulations governing the Uniforms of Officers, Cadets, and Enlisted Men of the United States Revenue-Cutter Service, 1900

Number

of copies.
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the heads of Departmentsfor thefiscalyear ended fuuejo, /goo—Cont'd. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies.

[898..

Revised Regulations of the United .States Marine-Hospital Service, 1897 Rules and Regulations Governing Anchorage of Buoys in the St. Marys River .

.

Senate Report No. 11 Senate Document No. 270 Seizure of Cotton Shipment of Merchandise from a Town Infected with Yellow Fever Statement of Documents Received and Distributed by the Treasury Department,

.Statistical Abstract, 1899 Statement by States, Circulation of Bank Notes - Statement, National Bank Notes Outstanding, monthly

.Statement Showing Growth, etc., of the United States Census Sundry Civil Appropriation Act, 1901 Supplemental Deficiency Estimates for 1900 Supplement to the United States Coast Pilot Tables of Approximate of Money in the World

Tables No. 1 to 8 from the Report on Commerce and Navigation, 1899 The Grain Trade of the United States and World's Wheat Supply The Tariff Schedules now in Force and Effect in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippine

Islands, 1900 j The Tariff Act of 1897 , The Proposed Interoceanic Canal, 1900 The Russian Empire and the Trans-Siberian Railway The World's Production of Gold and Silver, 1896, 1897, and 1898 Tide Tables for the United States, 1900 Tonnage Movement of Vessels in the Foreign Trade of the United States for the Year Ending June 30, 1900 Train Inspection in Yellow Fever Epidemics

Transactions with Certain National Banks, 1900 Treasury Decisions, weekly

Union Pacific Railroad s Indebtedness United States Coast Pilot Urgency Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1900 Yellow Fever: Its Nature, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prophyloxis

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of Militia Force of the United States Adaptation of the Electoral L,aw of June 26. 1890, to the Islands of Cuba and Porto Rico

Alphabetical L,ist of Abbreviations of Titles of Medical Periodicals in the Library of the Surgeon-General's Office, 1898 Annual Report of the—

Adjutant-General, 1899 Board of Commissioners of the Soldiers' Home of the District of Columbia, 1899 • • • Board of Ordnance and Fortification, 1899 Board of Publication, 1899 Board of Visitors United States Military Academy, 1899 Chief of Engineers, 1899 Chief of Ordnance, 1899 Chief of Record and Pension Office, 1S99 Chief Signal Officer, 1S99 Acting Commissary-General of Subsistence, 1899 Commanding General of the Department of Porto Rico, 1899 Judge-Advocate-General, 1899
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Annual Report of the

Major-General Commanding the United States Army, 1899 Paymaster-General, 1899 Quartermaster-General, 1899 Secretary of War, 1899 Superintendent of the United States Military Academy, 1899 Surgeon-General, 1899 Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua, 1899 Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission, 1899. Appendix to the Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

No. 8 No. 20 No. 44 Army Regulations. Army Register, 1900 Artillery Circular

Artillery Circular No. 2 Atlas—Accompanying the Report of the Mexican Boundary Commission Autumn Maneuvers, The:

[898.

1S99. Cavalry Drill Regulations

Casualties in Action Census Bulletin, Island of Cuba:

No. 1-

English

Spanish

No. 2

English

»•* Spanish ; No. 3—

English

Spanish .- Civil Code for the District of Alaska

Civil Service Act and Rules, July 1, 1899 Constitution Establishing Self-Government in the Islands of Cuba and Porto Rico, 1897. Customs Tariff and Regulations for Ports in Cuba

[89S. Customs Tariff and Regulations for the Philippine Islands, 1899 Concessions or Grants, Cape Nome, Alaska

Deaths in the United States Army

Digest of Recent Decisions, Orders, and Rules Pertaining to Pay in the United States Army, 1900 Digest of Decisions of the Second Comptroller

Distribution of the Armies of the United States

Drill Regulations for the Cavalry

Drill Regulations for the Light Artillery

Drill Regulations and Outlines of the First Aid for the Hospital Corps, 1900
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Title. Emergency Diet for the Sick in the Militar\T Service Emergency River and Harbor Act, 1899 Executive and Congressional Directory of the Confederate States, 1861-1865 Finding List of Personal Literature, War Department Library

French-English Military Technical Dictionary

Gathmau Torpedo Shell and Gun

General Information Series, No. 18 General Order

No. 15 No. 100. No. 165

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No. 172. No. 18S. No. 200 Index Catalogue, Library Surgeon-General's Office Infantry Drill Regulations Laws of Ports in force in the Island of Cuba, Translation of Laws of Railroads for the Island of Cuba, Translation of Laws relating to Civil Administration and Government of the Island of Porto Rico, 1899. Manual for Court-Martial and of Procedure under Military Law, 1898 Manual of Guard Duty Manual for the Medical Department, 1899 Manual for the Pay Department, 1898 Memorial Bridge Across the Potomac River at Washington City, D. C

Monthly Summary of Commerce of the Island of Cuba for July and August, 1S99 Monthly Summary of Commerce of Porto Rico for the Month of—

•

September, 1899 October, 1899 November, 1899 • December, 1899 January, 1900 February, 1900 March, 1900 April, 1900 Monthly Summary of Commerce of the Philippine Islands for the Month of—

October, 1899 November, 1899 Notes on Naval Progress, 1899 Observations Abroad

Officers of the Volunteer Regiments

Official Table of Distances, 1899

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865 Philippine Islands, A Brief Compilation of Latest Information and Statistics on the, 1900 .

j Preliminary Report of Survey of Upper Illinois and Lower Des Plaines Rivers, Illinois. . Prison Systems of the United States * Regulation of Lake Level of Lake Erie |

Number

of copies.

Report of Brigadier-General Geo. W. Davis on Industrial and Economic Conditions of Porto Rico Report of Major-Ge

in the Philippine

E. S. Otis United States Volunteers, on Militarv and Civil Affairs

ds, 1899 Report of H.L. Meriden on Improvements of Outer Harbor at Brunswick, Ga. Report of the Philippine Commission

Report on the Construction of the Government Printing Office Report of Explorations made in the Territory of Alaska, 1898
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the heads of Departme?itsfor thefiscal year ended June 30, 1900—Cont'd. 9 WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Report on Reconstruction of the Rock Island Drawbridge.

Report on Insular Affairs of the Provinces of Santiago and Puerto Principe, Cuba . , Reports on Signal Corps Operations during the Civil War

Resolutions of the Conventions held at Munich, Dresden, Berlin, and Vienna

Spanish-American War, 1898-1899 Statement showing Monthly Strength and Tosses, etc., in the Army of the United States

Statistical Exhibit of Strength of Volunteer Forces called into Service during the War

with Spain, 1897-1899 Strength of the Armies by Departments, Corps, etc Strength of the Regular Army of the United States Supplement No. 2 to the Annual Report of the Major-General Commanding the United

States Army, 1898 Sundry Civil Act, 1900 Translation into Spanish of the Constitution of the United States Translation of Code of Commerce in force in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines Translation of the Civil Code in force in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines

Translation of Compilation of the Organic Provisions of the Administration of Justice in force in the Spanish Colonial Provinces, 1891 Translation of the Municipal and Provincial Taws in force in the Island of Cuba, 1899.

.

Translation of the Notarial Laws in force in Cuba and Porto Rico, 1888 Translation of the Notarial Taws in force in the Philippine Islands and Appendices re- lating thereto Troops in Campaign, 1898 War Department Telegraph Code War NotesNo. 6 No. 8 NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of Course at Naval War College, 1899 An Address delivered before the Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island Annual Register of the Naval Academy, 1900 Annual Report of the

Board of Visitors to the

United States Naval Academy, 1899 United States Naval Observatory, 1899 Chief of the Bureau of

Construction and Repair, 1899 Equipment, 1899 Navigation, 1899 i Ordnance, 1899 Steam Engineering, 1899 Yards and Docks, 1899 Brigadier-General Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, 1899 Hydrographer, 1899 Judge-Advocate-General, 1899 Paymaster-General, 1899 Secretary of the Navy, 1899 Superintendent of the Nava' Observatory, 1899 Superintendent of the Naval War Records, 1899 Surgeon-General, 1899 Annual Report of the Operations of the Naval Militia, 1899 Azimuth Tables
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the Jieads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fuuejo, 1900—Cont'd. NAVY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

ttle. Number

of copies. Bowditch's American Practical Navigator

Bowditch's Useful Tables

Catalogue of the Dorman library at San Juan, Porto Rico, 1899 Catalogue of Charts, Plans, Sailing Directions, and Other Publications of the United States Hydrographic Office Coaling, Docking, and Repairing Facilities of the World, 1900 Comparative Statement of Estimates and Appropriations, 1900-1901

Naval Bill legislative Bill Customs Tariff and Regulations for the Island of Guam, 1900 Deep-Sea Exploration

Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1900 Description of Modern Ordnance in the United States Navy, 1894 Description of Modern Gun Mounts in the United States Navy

General Information Series, No. 18 General Orders, No. 528 Internal-Revenue Gangers' Manual, 1900 International Code of Signals, The

legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Act, 1900 List of Lights of the World

List and Station of the Commissioned and Warrant Officers of the Navy of the United

States and of the Marine Corps, July 3, 1899 , Navy Tables, Officers and Enlisted Men

Navy Register, Official, 1900 Notes on Coaling War Ships, 1899 Pacific Coasters' Nautical Almanac, 1900 Regulations for Government of the Navy of the United States, 1900 Report on the Voyage of the U. S. S. Wilmington up the Amazon River, 1900 , Retirement on Account of Age of the Commissioned and Warrant Officers and Mates of the Navy and Marine Corps of the United States, January 1, 1900 Register of the Commissioned and Warrant Officers of the Navy of the United States ... Rules for the Conduct of the War Games

Statement of Cost of Vessels Sundry Civil Appropriation Act, 1900 Vessels Authorized and under Construction for the United States Navy, etc War Notes, 1898 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Making Appropriations for the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses of the Government, 1901 .*.

.

Temporarily to Provide Revenues and Civil Government for Porto Rico. To Provide Government for the Territory of Hawaii Annual Report of the

Acting Superintendent of the

Sequoia and General Grant National Parks in California, 1899 Yellowstone National Park, 1899 Yosemite National Park, 1S99 Architect of the United States Capitol, 1S99 Board of Indian Commissioners, 1899

Civil Service Commission, 1899 Columbian Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, 1S99

300

500

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1, 000

1, 000

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Title.

Annual Report of the

Commissioner of

Education, 1899 Five Civilized Tribes, 1899 General Land Office, 1899 Indian Affairs, 1899 Patents, 1899 Pensions, 1899 Railroads, 1899 Director of the United States Geological Survey, 1899 Director of the Twelfth Census, 1899 Governor of —

District of Alaska, 1899 New Mexico, 1899 Oklahoma, 1899 Indian Inspector for Indian Territory, 1899 Mine Inspector for—

Indian Territo^, 1899 New Mexico, 1899 President of the

Howard University, 1899 Washington Hospital for Foundlings, 1899 Secretary of the Interior, 1899 Superintendent of the—

Hot Springs Reservation, 1899 Indian Schools, 1899 Surgeon in Chief of the Freedmen's Hospital, 1899 . .

.

Number

of copies.

Circular from the General Land Office, Showing Manner of Proceeding to Obtain Title 1 to Public Land under the Homestead, Desert-Land, and Other Laws, 1899 Civil Code for the District of Alaska j Civil Service Act, 1900 Decisions entitled "Nome Transportation Company"

Decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and the United States Courts in Patent Cases.

189S. Decisions of the Interior Department in the Matter of Attorneys' Fees, filed under Act

of March 3, 1899 : Detailed Statement of the Business of the General Land Office for 1899 Dictionary of Altitudes Forest Reserves, Rules and Regulations for Governing , General Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1900 History of Higher Education in the United States Indian Appropriation Bill Instructions to Examining Surgeons of"the Bureau of Pensions, 1900 Instructions of the Secretary of Interior to the Commissioner of Pensions, Volume io, No. 142 Instructions to Members of Focal Boards of Examiners, etc., United States Civil Service Commission

Instructions Relating to Work of the Topographic Branch of the United States Geological Survey, 1900 Instructions to Applicants for the Postal and Custom-House Service of the Classified Service, 1900 Laws of the United States Governing the Granting of Army and Navy Pensions Legal Status of the Territory Acquired by the United States from Spain, 1898 List of the Publications of the United States Geological .Survey, 1899 Manual of Examinations for the Classified Civil Service of the United States, July 1, 1899. Papers prepared for the World's Library Congress Held at the Columbian Exposition, 1893 Petrified Forests of Arizona, 1900
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the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended June jo, 1900—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—Continued.

Title.

Pension Appropriation Act, 1900 Public Acts of the First Session of the Fifty-sixth Congress

Register of the Officers and Employees of the Department of the Interior, 1899 Report of the Agent for New York Agencies—Extract from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1899 Report Regarding the Receipts and Distribution of Public Documents, 1899 Roster of Attorneys Rules of Practice in the United States Patent Office, July 18, 1899 Rules for a Dictionary Catalogue

Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill United States Mining Laws and Regulations Thereunder, 1898 United States Statutes Concerning the Registration of Trade-Marks, Prints, and Labels, with Rules of the Patent Office relating Thereto, November 1, 1898 Urgent Deficiency Act, February 9, 1900

Number

of copies.

POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report of the

Assistant Attorney-General for the Post-Office Department, 1899 Postmaster-General, 1899 First Assistant Postmaster-General, 1899 Second Assistant Postmaster-General, 1899 Third Assistant Postmaster-General, 1899 Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General, 1899 General Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service, 1899 Superintendent of the Dead-Letter Office, 1899 Superintendent of Foreign Mails, 1899 Book of Instructions to Post-Office Inspectors Extract from the Annual Report of the General Superintendent of the Railway Mail

Service, 1899 Laws relating to the Civil Administration of the Post-Office Department and the Postal Service, 1899 Opinion on Liability of Sureties on Official Bonds

Proceedings of the Parcels Post Convention between the

United States and German Empire, 1899 United States and Guatemala Republic United States and New Zealand

United States and Nicaragua

Postal Code for Porto Rico, 1899 Rural Free Delivery: Its Origin, Scope, and How to Obtain it Table "C," Annual Report of the Second Assistant Postmaster-General, 1899 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. A German Common School, With a Garden A Primer of Forestry, Part 1—The Forest A Report to Congress on Agriculture in Alaska

Accessions to the Department Library—

April-June, 1899 July-September, 1899 October-December, 1899 January-March, 1900 Adaptation of Methods of Cultivation and Manuring to the Physical Properties of Soils
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Title. Number

of copies.

Agricultural Education— Practical and Scientific Agricultural Experiment Stations in the United States Agricultural Imports and Exports, 1895-1899 Alfala, or Lucern

Alkali Lands ; American Grasses An Electrical Method of Determining the Soluble Salt Contents of Soils, etc An Electrical Method of Determining the Moisture Content of Arable Soils An Electrical Method of Determining the Temperature of Soils Annual Address of the President of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 1899 Annual Reports of the Department of Agriculture, 1899 Annual Report of the

Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry

1898 1899 Chief of the Division of—

Agrostology, 1899 Accounts and Disbursements, 1899 Biological Survey, 1899 Chemistry, 1899 Forestry, 1899 Pomology, 1899 Publications, 1899

Soils, 1899 Vegetable Physiology and Pathology, 1899 , Chief of the Section of Foreign Markets, 1899 Director of the

Experiment .Stations, 1899 Public Road Inquiries, 1899 Botanist, 1899 ... . Entomologist, 1899 Librarian, 1899 Secretary of Agriculture, 1899

Statistician, 1899 i Superintendent of Gardens and Grounds, 1899 Apple, and How to Grow It, The

Arbor Day: Its History and Observance

Artificial Changes of Physical Properties of .Soils Asparagus Culture Asthenia (Going Light) in Fowls

Bee Keeping

Blackleg: Its Nature, Cause, and Prevention

Blackleg in the United .States and the Distribution of Vaccine by the Bureau of Animal

Industrv, 1899 Black Rot of Cabbage, The

Brazos River (Texas) Flood of June-July, 1899, and Its Effect upon Agriculture of the Submerged Region

Bread and the Principles of Bread Making

Breeds of Dairy Cattle . Bulk Fermentation of Connecticut Tobacco

Bur, or Globe Artichokes

Butter Making on the Farm

Butter Substitutes ,
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Title. Canada Thistle Care of Milk on the Farm . Cattle Ranges of the Southwest: A History of the Exhaustion of the Pasturage and Suggestions for Its Restoration Catalogue of the First Four Thousand Samples in the'Soil Collection of the Division of

Soils Cereal Rusts of the United States Common Birds in Their Relation to Agriculture Commercial Fertilizers: Its Composition and Use

Contributions Toward a Monograph of the American Aleurdidae Contribution from the United States Herbarium

Cooperative Experiments with Grasses and Forage Plants Cooperative Range Grass and Forage Plant Experiments at Highmore, S. Dak

Corn Culture in the South

Cotton Crop of 1898-1899 Cotton Seed and Products Cowpeas . ..' Cowpeas and Corn for Silage and Fodder Crimson Clover Crimson Clover Seed Crop Circular for

July, 1899 August, 1899 September, 1899 October, 1899 November, 1899 -.' April, 1900 , Crop Reporter:

Vol. 1, No. 3, July, 1899 „ Vol. 1, No. 4, August, 1899 : Vol. 1, No. 5, September, 1899 Vol. r, No. 6, October, 1899 Vol. 1, No. 7, November, 1899 Vol . 1, No. 8, December, 1899 Vol. 1, No. 9, Jaiiuar}', 1900 Vol. 1, No. 10, February, 1900 Vol. 1, No. 11, March, 1900 Vol. 1, No. 12, April, 1900 Vol. 2, No. 1, May, 1900 Vol. 2, No. 2, June, 1900 Culture of Tobacco, The

Cultivation of Cigar Leaf Tobacco in Florida Dairy Herd, The: Its Formation and Management

Description of Some Chinese Vegetable Food Materials and Their Nutritive and Eco- nomic Value

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Description of a New Respiration Calorimeter and Experiments on the Conservation of Energ}^ in the Human Body

Dietary Studies at the University of

Missouri, 1895 : Tennessee, 1895 Dietary Studies in New Mexico, 1895 Dietary Studies of University Boat Crews

Dietary Studies of Negroes in Eastern Virginia in 1S97 and 1898. Digestibility of American Feeding Stuffs, The
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Direction for the Use of Blackleg Vaccine - Distribution of the Agricultural Exports of the United States, 1894-1898 ... Ducks and Geese: Standard Breeds and Management

Economic Grasses Egyptian Cotton in the United States

Electrical Engineering Laboratory in its Relations to Local Engineering Work, The

Experimental Exports of Butter, 1897 Experiments on the Metabolism of Matter and Energy in the Human Body

Experiments with Forage Plants in Ontario Experiment Station Work:

vol. 1 ; Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 5 Vol.6

Vol. 7 Vol.8

Vol. 9 Vol. 10 Vol. 11 Vol. 12 Vol.13

Vol. 14 Experiment Station Record:

Vol. XI, No. 1, August, 1899 No. 2, October, 1899 No. 3, December, 1899 Vol. X, No. 12, December, 1899. Vol. XI, No. 4, January, 1900 No. 5, February, 1900 No. 6, March, 1900 No. 7, March, 1900 No. 8, April, 1900 No. 9, June, 1900 No. 10, June, 1900 .-, Facts About Milk

Factory Cheese and How It is Made , Farm Drainage • Farmers' Interest in Good Seed

Farmers' Reading Courses (Abridgment)

Farmers' Reading Courses Farmers' Institutes. History and Status in the United States and Canada

Feeding of Farm Animals, The

Fish as Food

Foods and Food Adulterants Food: Nutritive Value and Cost Food and Nutrition Investigations in New Jersey in 1895 an°: 1896 Food Nutrients—Food Economy

Fourth Report of Committee on Methods of Teaching Agriculture Fowls: Care and Feeding

Geographic Distribution of Cereals in North America, The

Germination of Seeds as Affected by Certain Chemical Fertilizers S. Doc. 19 12
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Good Roads for Farmers Grape Growing in the vSouth ! Hessian Fly, The Hog Raising in the South Hog Cholera and Swine Plague

Honey Bee, The: A Manual of Instruction in Apiculture

Hop Cultivation in Bohemia Hop Culture in California Hop Plant Louse and Remedies to be Used Against It Horse-Radish Culture in Bohemia How to Distinguish the Different Mosquitoes of North America How to Grow Mushrooms

Important Insecticides: Directions for Their Preparation and Use Improvement of Plants by Selection Inspection of Nursery Stock and Orchards i Insects to Which the Name " Kissing Bugs" Became Applied during the Summer of 1S99 . Insects Affecting the Cotton Plant

Insects Affecting Domestic Animals

Insects Injurious to Garden Crops

Insects Injurious to Stored Grain

Insect Control in Riverside, California Insect Enemies of the White Pine

Instructions for Determining in the Field the Salt Content of Alkali Waters

Inventory No. 2 of Foreign Seeds and Plants Imported by the Section of Seed and

Plant Introduction

Irrigation in Fruit Growing

Irrigation in the Rocky Mountain States Kafir Corn: Characteristics, Culture, and Uses

Laisser-Faire Philosophy Applied to the Insect Problem, The

I,ebbek or Siris Tree, The . legislation for the Protection of Birds Other than Game Birds

Letter from the Acting Secretary of Agriculture Presenting a Detailed Statement of the Expenditures of all Appropriations for the Fiscal Year ending June 30, 1899 ' Letters Relating to the Distribution of Vaccine j Lining of Soils, The ] Life Zones and Crop Zones of the United States

List of Publications of the Office of Experiment Stations on the Food and Nutrition of Man

List of Publications Relating to Forestry in the Department Library

List of Bulletins and Circulars issued by the United States Department of Agriculture Available for Free Distribution Making a Garden Herbarium and Its Uses Manuring of Cotton, The

Marketing Farm Produce

Meats, Composition and Cooking Mechanics of Soil Moisture, The

Memorial Address on Hon. Justin S.Morrill Method of Analysis Adopted by the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, November 11-14, 1S99 Methods of Constructing Macadamized Roads Methods of Curing Tobacco Methods of Seed Testing and Their Relation to the Farm and Garden

Methods and Results of Investigation on the Chemistry and Economy of Food

Milk as Food

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Millets Monthly List of Publications, June, 1899, to May, 1900 New or Tittle Known Mexican Grasses New Species of North American Grasses New Spraying Devices , North American Fauna

No. is No.

No. 17 Notes on Dairying in California and the Export of California Butter to the Orient Notes of the Forest Condition of Porto Rico Notes on Useful Plants of Mexico

Objection to Early Differentiation of Engineering Courses. Some

Officials, Associations, and Educational Institutions Connected with the Dairy Interests of the United States Onion Culture Operations of the Bureau of Animal Industry

Organization Lists of the Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations in the United

States, with a List of Agricultural Experiment Stations in Foreign Countries Our Foreign Trade in Agricultural Products, 1890-1899 Our Trade with Cuba from 1887 to 1897 Our Trade with Japan, China, and Hongkong, 1889-1S99 Peach Growing for Market

Peach Twig-Borer, The

Peanut Culture and Uses

Physiological Studies of Connecticut Leaf Tobacco

Physiological Role of Mineral Nutrients

Potato Culture

Potato Diseases and Their Treatment

Practical Assistance to Tree Planters

Practical Tree Planting in Operation

Practical Forestry in the Adirondacks

Practical Importance of Industrials, The

Preliminary Catalogue of Plants Poisonous to Stock Preliminary Report on the Insect Enemies of Forests in the Northwest

Principles Underlying the Formation of an Agricultural College in the South, The.

Principal Insect Enemies of the Grape

Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Proceedings of Annual Convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, held at

Washington, D. C, 1898 San Francisco, Cal., 1899 Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, held at- "Washington, D. C, 1898 San Francisco, Cal., 1899 Progress of Experiments in Forage Crops and Range Improvement at Abilene, Texas. Pruning of Trees and Other Plants

Publication of the United States Department of Agriculture for sale by the Superin- tendent of Documents, Union Building, Washington, D. C

Pulvinarias on Maple, The Two Most Abundant

Rabies in the District of Columbia

Raising Sheep for Mutton

Recent Additions to Systematic Agrostology

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of copies. Red Clover Seed

Report of Committee on Methods of Teaching Agriculture, Third

Report on the Investigations of the Capabilities of Alaska, 1899 . .* Report upon the Forestry Investigations of the United States Department of Agriculture, 1877-1898 Rescue Grass

Revised Catalogue of Fruits Recommended for Cultivation in Various Sections of the United States and British Provinces by the American Pomological Society Rice Culture in the United States Russian Cereals Adapted for Cultivation in the United States Saltbushes Sand-Binding Grasses

Scales of Points in Use in the United States for Judging the Dairy Breeds of Cattle Section of Foreign Market

Seed of the Beardless Brome Grass, The

Selection and Its Effect on Cultivated Plants Serum Treatment of Swine Plague and Hog Cholera, The

Sewage Disposal on the Farm and the Protection of Drinking Water

Sheep, Hogs, and Horses in the Pacific Northwest Sheep Feeding '. Sheep Scab, Its Nature and Treatment

Silos and Silage Smooth Brome Grass

Social, Commercial, and Economic Phases of the Road Subject

Soil Moisture: A Record of the Amount of Water Contained in Soils During the Crop

Season of i8q6 '. vSoils of Salt Lake Valley, Utah

Soils of the Pecos Valley, New Mexico Some Essentials in Beef Production Some Miscellaneous Results of the Work of the Division of Entomology Some Results of Dietary Studies in the United States Sorghum as a Forage Crop

Southern Forage Plants Souring of Milk and Other Changes in Milk Products

Sources of Agricultural Imports of the United States, 1894-1898 Soy Bean as a Forage Crop, The

Spraying for Fruit Diseases Standard Varieties of Chickens

State Aid to Road Building in Minnesota

Statistics of the Land-Grant Colleges and Agricultural Experiment Stations United States, 1899 the

Statistical Matter Relating to Principal Crops and Farm Animals, etc Stigmonose: A Disease of Carnations and Other Pinks

Structure of the Caryopsis of Grasses with Reference to Their Morphology and Classifi- Studies on Bread and Bread Making

Studies on American Grasses Sugar as a Food

Sugar Beet, The: Culture, Seed Development, Manufacture, and Statistics Suggestions to Southern Farmers

Sweet Potatoes: Culture and Uses Tea Culture: The Experiment in South Carolina Three Insect Enemies of Shade Trees

Thirty Poisonous Plants of the United States Timber: An Elementary Discussion of the Characteristics and Properties of Wood

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Tobacco Soils of the United States Tomato Growing

Traffic of the Country Roads

Trade of the Philippine Islands Turkestan Alfalfa Vegetable Garden, The

"Water-Rights Problem of Bear River Water in Irrigation in Wyoming and Its Relation to the Ownership and Distribution of the Natural Supply, The Use of Weeds and How to Kill Them

White Pine, The

Wild Garlic Wilt Diseases of Cotton, Watermelon, and Cowpea

Work of the Agricultural Stations on Tobacco

World's Grain Crop in 1S99, The

World's Market for American Products Yams in the West Indies Yearbook of the United States Agricultural Department, 1899

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Annual Report of the

Attorney-General, 1899 Assistant Attorney-General, 1S99 Board of Trustees of the Reform School for Girls of the District of Columbia, 1899. .

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Solicitor of the Treasury, 1899 Compilations of Laws Relative to United States Prisons, Penitentiaries, Jails, etc List of Session Taws, State and Territorial Memorial Address of the Attorney-General upon the Tate Vice-President

Official Opinion of the Attorney-General

Official Opinion of the Attorney-General

As to Authority to Dispose of Portion of Public Domain

Relative to Case of Private John York

Relative to a Matter Arising in the Courts of Cuba

As to Tramway Concessions at Ponce, Porto Rico As to Application of Ramon Valdez y Coldez for Right to Use Water Power

As to Application of F. W. Weeks to Construct Wharf, July 26, 1899 As to Rate of Taxation under Schedule A, Act of June 13, 1898 As to Tax upon Fermented Liquors

In the Carter Case

Official Opinion of Assistant Attorney-General Jas. E. Boyd Relative to Call Loans, Stamp Tax

Official Opinion of Acting Attornev-General Relative to Stamping Mortgages and Bonds, July 17, 1899 Organization and Jurisdiction of United States Courts DEPARTMENT OF TABOR.

Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor

1890

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Bulletins of the Department of Labor

No. 1, 1895 No. 2, 1S96 No. 4, 1896 No. 5, 1896 No. 7, 1896 No. 8, 1896 No. 9, 1896 No. 16, 1899 No. 23, 1899 No. 24, 1899 History and Growth of United States Census, The

Special Reports of the Commissioner of Labor

No. 4 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Bulletin No. 39—

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Part M

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Proceedings of the National Museum, vol. 21 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

Alaska and Northwest Part of North America, 1588 Bulletin No. 4

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Address in Commemoration of the Inauguration of George Washington, 1789. Advancement in the United States Navy, 1898 , Affairs in Cuba—Report of the Committee on Foreign Relations, 1897-98 African Slave Trade, 1890 Agriculture in Alaska, 1897 Agricultural Crisis: Memorial to Congress

A. L- A. Catalogue, 1893 Alcohol in the Manufactures and Arts, 1895-1897 American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1897-1900 American Fishery Congress, 1887 American Life Insurance Companies in Germany , American Lobster, The, 1895 American Revolution, Diplomatic Correspondence of. Vols. 1-6 Annals of Debates

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Drill Regulations for the Light Artillery of the United States Army. .

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Election of United States Senators by the People Eleventh Census Reports, 1890 Enforcement of the Alien Contract Labor Laws, 1892 Estimates of Appropriations for 1900-1901 Ethnology of the Tibet

Eulogies, Memorial Addresses European Dock Yards Examinations in the Treasury Department, 1892 Expedition to Point Barrows, Alaska, 1889, 1885, and 1899 Expenditures of the United States Senate, 1898-1899 Experiment Station Record, vols. 5-10 Exports from the United States Exports and Imports, 1894 Extracts from the Annual Reports of the Chief of Engineers 1894-1899. Extracts from the Congressional Records, 1894-1898 Farmers' Bulletin Federal and State constitutions, 1877 Financial Law, 1899 Finance Report, 1893 Finding List of Public Documents, 1896 Fish and Fishery Industry of the United States, 1880 First Landing of Columbus

Flags of Maritime Nations

Floods of the Mississippi River Foreign Commerce and Navigation, vols. 1-2, 1896-1899 Foreign Labor Laws ,1899 Foreign Relations, 1895-1898 Forestry Investigation, 1877-1893 Forestry Conditions in the—

Adirondacks, 1899 Porto Rico, 1899 French Spoliation Claims, 1801 Fruit Culture, etc Funding Systems of the United States and Great Britain Fur Seal Fisheries of Alaska, 1889 Future of Silver, The

Gas in Washington City, 1896 General and Personal Index to the Journals of Congress General Land Office Circular; How to obtain title to Public Lands

General Orders and Forms in Bankruptcy, 1898 Geographical Survey West of the iooth Meridian, 1897 Geological Congress and Exposition at Venice, Italy, 1891 Gold and Silver Views in Idaho, 1900 Gothenberg .System of Liquor Traffic
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 189

No. 18.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of January 12, 1895, for the year ended

fune 30, 1900—Continued.

Title. Number of

copies. Grasses of the Pacific Slope Grazing Land in Indian Reservations Greely Relief Expedition Guide to the Flora of Washington City and Vicinity Hague Treaty, The, 1900 Handbook of

Alaska Bureau of American Republics

Experiment Station Work

Hawaiian Islands Venezuela

Hansard's Debates, vol. 77 Harbor Improvements in Oregon, Idaho, and Washington, 1895 . Hawaiian Islands, Report of the Committee on Foreign Relations, 1893. Hawaiian Commission's Report, 1898 Hawaiian Laws, 1900 Hawaiian Papers, vols. 1-3, 1898 Hawks and Owls of the United States Hayden's Report on Survey of the Territories, vols. 1-3, 1878 Hearings before the Committee on

Agriculture, 1899 Banking and Currency, 1894 Industrial Commission, vols. 1-4, 1900 Merchant Marine, 1899-1900 Naval Affairs, 1900 Post-Office ............. ^ Ways and Means, 1898-1900 Hearings on—

Clark Election Case, 1900 Grout Bill," Oleomargarine," 1900 Nicaragua Canal

Vivisection in the District of Columbia, 1900 Hearings and Documents on Porto Rico Highways of Commerce

History and Digest of International Arbitration, vols. :-6 History and Growth of the United States Census

History of Higher Education in the United States History of Rome .... History of the—

Conventions and State Department Bulletins Otoe and Missouria Indian Legislation Smithsonian Institution, 1846-1896 Washington Navy-Yard

Historical Sketch of the Agricultural Department Homestead Labor Troubles, 1887-1888 Honey Bee, The, 1893 Horse, Diseases of the, 1896 Hours of Labor for Workingmen on Public Works, 1899 House Bills of the 55th Congress House Manual, 1st session 56th Congress Housing of Working People, 1894 Howard's Reports, vols. 5, 16, and 20 Immigration into the United States, 1894

4

774
190 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 18.

Statement of binding donefor Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of'January 12, 1893, for the year ended June jo, /poo— Continued.

Imports and Exports of the United States, 1884 Index to the

Congressional Documents

Congressional Records

Consular Reports War Records

Indian Currency Commission Report, 1892-1894 Indian Depredation Claims, 1896-1899 Indian Education and Civilization, 1885 Infantry Drill Regulations of the United States Army, 1891 Information Respecting United States Bonds, 1896 Insect Life, vol. 7, 1894-1895 Insects Injurious to the Cotton Plant, 1S79 Insects Injurious to Forest and Shade Trees

Inspection of Meats for Animal Parasites

Interest Bearing Bonds of the United States, 1895 Internal Revenue Law

1861-187^ International American Conference, vols. 1-4 International Exhibition at Melbourne, 1888 International Law Digest

International Marine Conference, 1889 International Monetary Conference, 1878-1881 International Prison Congress at Paris, 1895 Interoceanic Communication by way of the American Isthmus

Introduction of Domesticated Reindeer into Alaska, 1894-1897 Investigation of the

Armor Plate Contract, 1894 Bureau of Printing and Engraving, 1S97 Conduct of War with Spain, 1898 Irrigation in Egypt

Irrigation in the United States

Italians in Chicago, 1897 Isthmain Canal Reports and Documents, 1899 Japanese Competition, 1896 Jefferson University in Virginia, The

Jefferson Davis and others

Joint Resolutions of the 55th Congress

Joint Fishery Commission between the United States and Canada, 1898 Kent's Commentaries, vols. 1-4 Labor Laws of the United States, 1892-1896 Lady Franklin Ba3" Expedition, 1881 Laud Decisions, vols. 1-3 Land and Mineral laws, 1899 Laws Relating to—

Cuba, Porto Rico, and Philippine Islands, vols. 1-2, 1899 Loans, Paper Money, Coinage, etc Street Railway Franchises in the District of Columbia, 1S96 Legal Education in Europe and the United States, 1890- 1891 , Legal Status of Islands Acquired from Spain, 1900 Library of Congress:

1857-1899 1835-1899

$3. 00

g 8. 00

4 7- 25

3 3.00

8 8.25

187 373- 75

1 75 I 75- 25

16 32. 00

*3 13. 00

9 9- 25 8 8. 00

4.00

'93 *93- 25

3 3. 00

1 . 00

87 87. 00

3

6. 00

5 5. 00 H 34-40 4 4. 00

1 1. 00

1 1 . 00 6 9. 00

1 1. 00 9 9. 00

11 1 1. 00

6 12. 00

3 3. 00

1 1. 00

10 10. 00

26 26. 25 5 5.00

1. 00

" 3 13.00

1. 00

1. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. *9 : No. Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of January 12, 1895, for the year ended

June jo, 1900—Continued.

Title.

Life History of North American Birds, 1892-1895 List of Merchant and Other Vessels of the United States, 1897-1899 List of Private Claims, vols. 1-3, 1898 List of Subjects, Mail and Record Division of the Adjutant-General's Office List of Literature on the Isthmian Canal

List of Publications of the Bureau of Ethnology

Louisiana Purchase, The

Manual of Fish Culture, 1897 Manual of Style Governing Composition and Proof Reading in the Government

Printing Office Maps mounted Maps of

Alaska, with descriptive text Cuba

District of Columbia

Indian Territory Nicaragua Canal Northern Boundary of the United States Philippine Islands Porto Rico ... South Africa United States Map to Accompany the Peace Treaty, 1898 Marriages and Divorce, 1867-1886 Medals of Honor issued by the War Department, 1898 Medical History of the War of the Rebellion, vols. 1-3, 1861-1863. Memorial Bridge Across the Potomac River Merchant-Marine of Foreign Countries Message of the President to the—

Fifty-fourth Congress

Fifty-fifth Congress

Fifty-sixth Congress Message of the President Transmitting the Report of the Naval Court of Inquiry upon the Destruction of the Battleship Maine in the Havana Harbor February

15, 1898 : Message of the President Relating to Postal-Telegraph, Telephone, and Postal- Savings Banks in Foreign Countries. 1897 , Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States; Compilation of

vols. 1 -10, 1789-1897 Message and Documents, 1895-1898; The Abridgment Method of Business in the Executive Departments of the Government , Military Establishment of the United States, 1898 Military in Alaska, 1899 Military Information, etc Military Laws of the United States, 1897 Military Map of Luzon , Military Notes on

Cuba, 1898 , Philippine Islands, 1898 Porto Rico, 1898 Military Reconnaissance in Alaska, 1883-1885 ... , Military Reservations, etc., 1898 Miscellaneous Documents on Cuba

Miscellaneous Documents on the Philippine Islands Miscellaneous Papers of the National Museum, 1863-1897

Number of

copies.

187

441 229

3

1

116

1

17

16

13

19
192 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 18.—Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of January 12, 1895, for the year ended

June jo, jgoo—Continued.

Title.

Miscellaneous Publications of the Bureau of Statistics, 1899 . .. Miscellaneous Senate Documents

Miscellaneous Senate and House Reports of the 55th Congress. Miscellaneous Speeches

Miscellaneous Reports, 1892 Money and Prices in Foreign Countries Monographs of the United States Geological Survey—

V0I.2 '. Vol. 3 Vol. 4 Vol. 5 Vol.6

Vol. 7 Vol. 8 Vol. 9 Vol. 10 Vol. 11 Vol. 12 Vol. 13 Vol. 14 Vol. 15 Vol.16

Vol. 17 /. Vol. 18 Vol. 19 Vol. 20 Vol.21

Vol. 22 Vol.23

Vol. 24 Vol. 25 Vol. 26 Vol. 27 —

Vol. 28 Vol. 29 Vol. 30 Vol.31

Vol. 32 Vol. 33 Vol.34

Vol. 35 Vol.36

Vol.37

Vol. 38 Vol. 39 Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 1899 National Academy of Sciences, Memoirs of, vols. 2-8 National Fishery Congress, 1898 Natural History Collection Made in Alaska, 1877-1881 Naval Appropriation Bill, 1899 Naval Militia of the United States, 1898 Naval and Military Operations in Egypt

Naval War College

Number of

copies.

2 $4.00

J 9 19. OO

29 29. 50

25 25.OO

2 2. OO

8 8.25

2 4. OO

2 4.OO

2 4. 00

2 4. 00

2 4. 00

1 2. OO

2 4. 00

2 4. 00

1 2. 00

2 4. OO

1 2. OO

2 4. 00

1 2. OO

4 8.00

1 2. 00

1 2. OO

1 2. OO

1 2. 00

1 2. OO

1 2. OO

1 2. 00

1 2. OO

2 4. 00

1 2. OO 4 8.00

4 8.00 4 8. 00

86 172. 50

95 190. 00

7 14. 00

12 22.75

4 8.00

5

10. 00

7 14. 00

8 16. 00

4 8.00 6 12. 00

2 4. 00

3

1 59-25

33 66. 00

7

12. 50

15 30.0c

2 2. 25

1 1. 00

4 4. 00

2 2. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 193

No. 18.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of January 12, 1895, for the year ended June jo, 1900—Continued.

Title. Number of

copies. Navigation Laws of the United States, 1S95 Navy and Marine Taws, 1898 r , Na\w Register, Official, 1897-1900 Navy-Yard Sites on the Pacific Coast, 1889-1890 New Panama Canal Company, The, 1898 Nicaragua Canal Text and Tablet Nicaragua Canal, Construction of, 1895-189S Nicaragua Canal Documents, etc., 1898 -1899 Nicaragua and Panama Canals, 1898 North American Fauna

Notes on Military Progress Notes on

Naval Progress, Abroad

Naval Progress

Schools in Europe, 1896 Oceanic Ichthyology, vol. 1-2 Ohio Ballot-Box Contract Investigation

Official Communications: Sampson and Schley

Official Gazette, United States Patent Office, vol. 82-85

Official Opinions of the Attorney-General, vol. 19-28

Official Register of the United States Military Academy, 1890-1899

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies, 1861-1865 Operations of the United States Army in the War with Spain, 1898 Operations of the French Navy in the War with Tunis

Operations of the United States Navy in the War with Spain, 1898 Organic Acts for the Territories, 1878-1897 Organization and Jurisdiction of the United States Courts

Pacific Mail Steamship Company Subsidy, 1873 Panama Canal Treaty, 1846-1900 Pan-American Medical Congress, Transactions of, 1893 Papers on Horticulture, etc Papers on Pottery

Paris, Bering Sea Tribunal of Arbitration, Proceedings of, 1895 Paris, Universal Exposition, vol. 1-5, 1889 Parliamentary Debates, vol. 67-76 Parliamentary Precedents of the House of Representatives

Passport Regulations of Foreign Countries, 1896 : Patent Laws, 1896-97 Peace Treaty between the United States and Spain, 1898 Pearl and Pearl Fisheries, 1897 Pension Laws of the United States, 1899 Perry's Japan Expedition, 1852-1854 Phosphate Industries of the United States

Portfolio for Geological Sheets

Postal Guide, Official, 1899-1900 Post-Route Maps

Precious Metals, Production of, 1894-1899 Preliminary Statement of the Philippine Commission

Preliminary Examination of Survey Projects and Appropriations, 1898 Prices of Armor for Naval Vessels, 1896 ." Principles and Acts of the American Revolution

Prison System of the World

S. Doc. 19 13

13 $13.00

187 187. 25

=;8 5

i 00

3 4. 00

20 00

5 5.00

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2 00

3 3. 00

42 42. 00

2. 00

1 00

3 3. 00

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9 9. 00

1. 00 46 46. 00

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3° 38. 00

1 1. 00 96 9 .00 62 62. 00

206 4116 .00

12 12.00

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171 171. 00

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7 7. 00

6 12. 00

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4 35- 00

48 48. 00

3 3.00

27 27. 00 9 9. 00

3 3.00

2 2.00

1 1. 00

6 6. 00
i 94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 18.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of January 12, 1895, for the year ended

June jo, 1900—Continued.

Title.

Proceedings in the Fitz John Porter Case Proceedings of the National Museum, vol. 20, 1897 Progress of Steam Measurements

Proposed Interoceanic Canal, 1900 Public Documents of Early Congresses

Public Lands and Their Water Supply

Public Ownership, Report, 1899 Public Receipts and Expenditures in Cuba, 1899 Rabies in the District of Columbia

Railway Mail Transportation, 1898 Rainfall in the United States Rates of Duty on Imports into the United States, 1789-1890 Reciprocity and Commercial Treaties, 1896 Reciprocity Convention with France

Reconnaissance in New Mexico and Texas, 1850 Record of the Court-Martial of lieutenant A. F. Cassels, January 20, 1900 Reformatory Systems of the United States, 1899 Register of the War Department, 1893 Register of the Department of Justice, 1897 Regulations of the United States Army, 1895 Regulation of the Tevel of Take Erie, 1898 Relations between Capital and Tabor, 1895-1897 Removal of the Seat of the Government to the District of Columbia

Reorganization of the United States Army

Reports of the Library of Congress, 1839-1897 Report of the

Board on Uniform System of Spelling Geographic Names, 1890 Committee on Insular Affairs, 1899 Judiciary Committee

Manuscript Committee of the American Historical Association Committee on Ordnance and War Ships

Electoral Commission, 1876 Mississippi River Commission, 1896 Missouri River Commission, 1898 National Museum, 1890-1895 Nicaragua Canal Company, 1894 Philippine Commission

Secretary of the Senate, 1893-189S Report of

Major-General Davis on Porto Rico, 1899 Major-General Brooke, Civil and Final, on Porto Rico, 1899 Major-General Otis, 1899 R. P. Porter, 1899 Major-General Wilson, 1899 Report on

American Republics

Battle of Manila

Canal from the Great Takes to the Hudson River, etc Cost of Production of Gold and Silver, 1893 Cuba and Porto Rico (Carroll's), 1899 Examination of Columbia River, 1881 Hawaiian Canal, 1S95 Retail Prices and Wages, 1892

Number of

copies.

3 I4.00

4 4.00

1 2. 00

14 14. 00

1 1. 00

3 5-25

1 1. 00

2 2. 00

1 1. 00

3 3-oo

1 2. 00

1 1-25

11 1 1. 00

1. 00

1. 00

1 1. 00 4 4. 00

1 1. 00

1 1. 00

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

8 8. 00

7 7. 00

5 7. 00

3 3.00

1 1. 00

2 2. 00

I 1. 00

1 1. 00

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

1. 00

1. 00

I 1. 00

I 1. 00

64 64. 75

I 1-75

l6 16. 00

IO4 104. 00

19 19. 00 4 4. 00

2 2. 00

1. 00

1 1. 00

1. 00

1 1. 00 45 45.00

1. 00

1. 00

3 3. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. *95

No. 18.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of January 12, 1895, for the year ended

June jo, 1900—Continued.

Title. Number of

copies. Report on

Public Schools in the District of Columbia, 1899 Reservoir Sites in Wyoming and Colorado Republican National Convention, 1896 Result of a Survey for a Pacific Cable, 1892 Review of the Fisheries of Washington and British Columbia, 189 Review of Foreign Commerce

Review of the Worlds Commerce, 1895-1896 Revised Statutes of the United States River and Harbor Improvements, 1790-1889 River and Harbor Appropriation Bill, 1896 Road Bulletins of the Agricultural Department

Roads in Yellowstone National Park

Roberts Case, The

Route Map of Alaska

Rules for a Dictionary Catalogue

Rules of Practice in the Patent Office Rural Free Delivery

Seal and Salmon Fisheries and General Resources of Alaska

Seal Life on the RookeriesTarts 1, 2, 1893-1895 Illustrated Selected Professional Papers, 1899 Senate Bills Senate Document No. 885 Senate Election Cases Senate and House Reports, 1900 Senate Journal, vols. 2-4 Senate Manual, 1896 Senate and House Manual 1st Session, 56th Congress Sheep Industry of the United States, 1892 Shorthand Instruction and Practice

Silver in the 51st Congress Slums in Baltimore, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia, 1894 . Smithsonian Papers Spanish-American Trade

Spanish Law for the Colonies, vols. 1, 2 Specie Resumption and Refunding of the National Debt, 1879 Speeches of

Hon. W. P. Brownlow

Hon.*G. A. Grow

Hon. G. F. Hoar

Hon. A. C. Latimer Hon.G.B.McClellan

Hon. J. L. McLaurin

Hon. J. T. Morgan

Hon.B. H.Tillman

.Speeches on

Cuba

Finance Money Question Monroe Doctrine

Porto Rico Bill
196 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 18.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of fanuary 12, for the year ended

fnnc 30, /poo —Continued.

Title.

Speeches 011- Sherman I,aw . War and Imperialism

Staffs of the Various Armies of the United States, 189S Standing Orders of the House of Lords

.Standing Rules of the United States Senate Standard Oil Combination

State Department Reports and Madison's Papers and Notes Statement of Appropriations for the District of Columbia, 1S99 Statistical Abstracts of the United States, 1881-1899

Statistics of Railways, 1S94-1S9S

.Statues Presentations to the United States, 1843-1S80 Statues of George Washington, 1S52-1S96 Statutes at Large of the United States, 17S9-1899 Storage of Water on Gila River

Strikes and Lockouts, vols, r, 2, 1894 Submarine and Land Telegraph

Sugar Trust, 1894 Supreme Court Decisions on the Pacific Railways

Sundry Reports on Canals in the United States, 1S90-1896 Supplement to Consular Report No. 187, 1896 Supplement to the Revised Statutes of the United States, 1S95-1899 Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion, vols. 1-3, 1861-1865 Survey of the—

Northern Boundary of the United States Proposed Ship Canal and Ohio River Southwest Pass of the Mississippi River Survey and Re-marking the Boundary Dine between the United States and

Mexico

Album

Atlas Text

Table of Distances, Official Table of Jupiter Table of Venus

Tables Showing the Number of Positions in the Executive Civil Service of the United States, Classified and Unclassified, on June 30, 1896 Tariff Acts Passed by the Congress of the United States, 1789-1S97. Tariff Agreements '. Tariff Comparisons, 1890, 1894, 1897 Tariff Law of 1898 Tariff and Finance, Miscellaneous Reports on, 1898 Tariff Law for Porto Rico, 1899 Tea Culture in the United States Tehuantepec Route, The, 1895 Telegraph Systems of the World

Telegraphic Determination of Longitudes, 1SS5 Telephone Charges in the District of Columbia, 1S9S Tenth Census Reports. 1880 Tests of Metals and Other Materials for Industrial Purposes, 1S80-1 Testimony in the Clark Election Case The Apple and Other Fruits Ticket Brokerage, 1898 Tin Plate and Steel Companies

Number of

copies.

5 $5.00 4 4. 00

2 2. OO

2 2. OO

1 1-25

1 I. OO

13 I6.00

1 I. OO

102 102. OO

6 6.5O

I I. OO

168 3OI. OO

1 I. OO

6 6. 00

1 1-25

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1 1. 00

1 1. 00

1 I.OO

33 60. 25

10 19-50

1 2. OO

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1 I. 00

39 78.OO

21 84.OO

44 88. 00

2 2. 50

2. 00

1 2. 00

2 4. 00

206 4 10- 75

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

10 15- 40

1 1. 00

J 5 15 - 25

r 1. 00

2 2. 00

1 2. 00

2. 00

2 2. 00

10. 00

31. 00

2.60

I 1. 00

1. 00

I 1. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 197

No. 18.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives\ and Delegates

under the provision of section go, act of January 12, 1803, for the year ended June 30, 1900—Continued.

Title. Number of

copies. Topographic Sheets and Portfolio Torrey Bankruptcy Bill, 1896 Trade and Revenue of Porto Rico Treasury Decisions, vols. 1,2 Treaty of Peace between the Sultan of Sulu and the United States, 1899 . Treaties between the United States and Great Britain Treaties and Conventions between the United States and Other Powers, 1776-1887 Trial of Andrew Johnson

Triassic Formation of Connecticut Tribune Almanac, 1873, 1878, 1897, 1898 Trusts and Combinations

Venezuela Boundary-Controversy, 1888 Veto Messages of the Presidents of the United States, 1792-1S86 Veto Messages to the 50th and 55th Congresses War Information, Chile, Peru, and Bolivia, 1S79-1881 War Notes, Spanish-American War, 1898 War Vessels on the Great L,akes Water Resources of Porto Rico. 1899 Water Supply of Washington City, D. C, 1899 Water-Supply and Irrigation Papers Wholesale Prices and Wages, 1894 Works on Rivers and Harbors, 1896 , Work and Wages of Men, Women, and Children, 1895 World Almanac, 1898 Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1890-1898 Yorktown Centennial Celebration Zoology of Chile Zoology of the Pacific Railway Route

3 $25. 79

1 1. 00

1 1. 00

2 2. 00

10 10. 00

3 3.00

S 8.00

2 4. 00

1 2. 00

4 4.00

2 2. 00

5 5.00

2 2. 00

1 1. 00

2 2. 00

52 52.00

1. 00

1 1. 00

3 3.00

366 367- 50

5 5.00

1 1. 00

5 5.00

1 1. 00

258 258. 00

2 2. 00

1 2. 00

1 2. 00

No. 19.—Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Priming ) for paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1900, to Feb- ruary 28, 1901.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weightper ream.Quantity. Price.

PRINTING PAPER, CLASS A. Pounds. Reams. Per pound. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Lockhaven, Pa. Machine finish, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches 48 5,000 4.1 cents. Do do

00

CO 5, 000

5, 000

4.1 cents. West Virginia Pulp and Paper 4.2 cents.

Co., New York, N. Y. Machine finish, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches

(in 38 or 48 inch rolls). New York and Pennsylvania do 48 5, 000 4.1 cents.

Co., L,ockhaven, Pa." Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass. do 48 5, 000 4.1 cents. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Lockhaven, Pa. do 48 5.000 4.1 cents. Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

do 48 5,000 4.2 cents. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Tockhaven, Pa. do 3

48 5, 000 4.1 cents. R. P. Andrews & Co., Wash- do 48 5, 000 4.3 cents. ington, D, C.
198 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.Statement of contracts made {by direction oj the Joint Committee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and binding from March 1, /poo, to Feb- ruary 28, 1901—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per ream.

1

; PRINTING PAPER, CLASS A—Cont'd. Machine finish, No 1, 24 by 38 inches

(in 38 or 48 inch rolls) do

Quantity.

New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Lockhaven, Pa. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.

Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper

Co., Ticonderoga, N. Y. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y. Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper

Co., Ticonderoga, N. Y. R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Lockhaven, Pa. The Jessup & Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., IyOckhaven, Pa. Do

Do. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., L/Ockhaven, Pa.

Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. The Jessup & Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Do.

Do. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y.

American Writing Paper Co

Springfield, Mass. Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do.. DoDo

DoDo

.do Machine finish, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches

(in 9% or 19 inch rolls). Machine finish, No. 1, 38by48ineh.es. ,

.. ..do

.. ..do Machine finish, 38 inches in width . , PRINTING PAPER, CLASS B. Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 32 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 38 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 29 by 43 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 22^ by 31^ inches.

vSized and supercalendered, 22^ by

31 # inches.

....do Sized and supercalendered, 31^ by 45^ inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 inches

in width.WRITING PAPER. White double cap, 17 by 28 inches. Double cap (any color) 17 by 28 inches White demj', 16 by 21 inches White double demy, 21 by 32 inches . Double demy (any color) 21 by 32 inches. White folio post, 17 by 22 inches . Blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches White double folio post, 22 by 34 inches. Blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches

.

White medium, 18 by 23 inches Blue medium, iS by 23 inches White roj'al, 19 by 24 inches Blue royal, 19 by 24 inches White super royal, 20 by 28 inches. . .

Pounds.

48

48

48

48

9696

96

4590

70

140

Rea ms.

5, 000 4.1 cents.

5, 000 4.3 cents.

5,000 4 cents. 5,000 4.5 cents.

5, 000 4.1 cents.

5, 000 4.2 cents.

5, 000 4.1 cents. 500 4.7 cents.

3, 000 4.6 cents.

3, 000 4-6 cents.

3, 000 4.3 cents.

6, 000 4.3 cents.

4.3 cents.

1, 000 5 cents.

8, 000 4.3 cents.

2, 000 4.4 cents.

1,500 5.2 cents.

1,500 5005.2 cents.

5.2 cents.

1, 000 4.6 cents.

8, 000 5.9 cents.

3,000

1, 500

9, 000

1, 000

7.2 cents.

6.2 cents.

5.9 cents.

7.2 cents.

500

100

2, 500

6.2 cents.

7.2 cents.

6.2 cents.

100 500

100

1, 000

100 500

7.2 cents.

6.2 cents.

7.2 cents.

6.2 cents.

7.2 cents.

6.2 cents.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. I 99

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee 011 Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and binding from March 1, 1900, to Feb- ruary 28, igoi—Continued.

Name of contractor.

American Writing Paper Co. Springfield, Mass. Do.

Do.

Do. Do. Diem & Wing Paper Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.

American Writing Paper Co. Springfield, Mass.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Diem & Wing Paper Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

Description of paper.

writing paper—continued. Blue super royal, 20 by 28 inches White imperial, 23 by 31 inches. Blue imperial, 23 by 32 inches. .

.

Writing paper, white, 28 inches in width. Writing paper, colored, 28 inches in width. Golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches. COVER PAPER.

Cover paper of any size, weight, and

color. PLATE PAPER.

Plate paper (first class) of any size, weight, and tint. MAP PAPER. Map paper of any size and weight.

W. H. Parsons & Co., New

York, N. Y.

American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass.

Do.

Do.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation ), Boston, Mass.

SUPERFINE (DOUBLE) COATED BOOK

PAPER.

Superfine (double) coated book

paper, of any size, weight, and tint. MANILA PAPER. Manila paper of any required size and weight. Rope manila paper of any required

size and weight. Bleached manila, 24 by 38 inches . .

.

BOND PAPER.

Glazed or unglazed bond paper of any color, size, and weight. ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

Artificial parchment of any size and

weight. Parchment deed of any size and

weight. CARDBOARD. Heavy R. R. board, 22 by 28 inches. .

.

Weight

per ream.

Pounds.

Do. W. H. Parsons & Co., New

York, N. Y.

American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass. W. H. Parsons & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do.

China board, 22 by 28 inches Colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches.

.

Manila cardboard of any size and

weight. BRISTOL BOARD. White bristol board, No. 1, of any

size and weight.

Bristol board, of any size, weight, and color. Manila bristol board, of any size and

weight.

28

145

280

210 210

Quantity.

Reams.

100

1, 000

100

5, 000

100

Pounds.

75, 000

500, 000

Reams.

1, 000

2, 000

100

Pounds.

100, 000

20, 000

4, 000

Sheets.

20, 000

20, 000

20, 000

50, 000

600, 000

, 500, 000

100, 000
200 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.—Statement of contracts made (by direction of the foint Committee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and binding from March /, /poo, to Feb- ruary 2S, /go/ —Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight !

j per Quantity. Price.

- ream.

American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass. Do

Do

Carew Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass. DoDo

Do

Carew Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass. Do

American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass. Do

DoDo

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

-

DoDo

W. H. Parsons & Co., New

York, N. Y. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.Do

Louis Dejonge & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do

Do

Bernhard Kupfer, New York,

N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do

Do

DoDo

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Cap, 14 by 17 inches Double cap, 17 by 28 inches .

.

Demy, 16 by 21 inches Double demy, 21 by 32 inches.

Pou iids.

Medium, 18 by 23 inches Double medium, 23 by 36 inches

Royal, 19 by 24 inches Double royal, 24 by 38 inches

Superroyal, 20 by 28 inches

Imperial, 23 by 31 inches Ledger paper, 28 inches in width . SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Cap, 14 by 17 inches Double cap, 17 by 28 inches Demy, 16 by 21 inches Double demy, 21 by 32 inches . .

.

Medium, 18 by 23 inches Double medium, 23 by 36 inches . Royal, 19 by 24 inches Super royal, 20 by 28 inches Ledger paper, 28 inches in width TISSUE PAPER.

S. and C. tissue paper, 21 by 32 inches

S. and C. tissue paper, 23 by 32 inches

Tissue paper, 20 by 30 inches BLOTTING PAPER.

Blotting paper, 19 by 24 inches

Blotting paper, 20 by 25 inches TAR PAPER. Tar paper, 24 by 36 inches

PLAID, MARBLE, AND COMB PAPER.

Plaid paper, 22% by 28 inches

Plaid paper, 23 by 31^ inches Marble paper, 20 by 25 inches (6 patterns). Marble paper, medium, 20 by 25 inches. Marble paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches. Comb paper, 20 by 25 inches Comb paper, double cap, 19 by 30

inches. Comb paper, 22 by 28 inches. Comb paper, 24 by 25 inches

1 1 >0

16

Rectus. 1 Per pound.

500 ! 1 1.4 cents.

1,500 1,500

1, 500 13.9 cents.

200 11. 8 cents. 500 1 1.7 cents.

100 1 14 cents. 500 13.4 cents.

300 14 cents.

500 14 cents.

500

2, 000 7.9 cents.

2, 000 7.9 cents.

1, 500 I 7.9 cents. 500

J 7.9 cents.

1, 000 7.9 cents. 500

200

1, 000

1,500 500

150

50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 20I

•No. 19.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the foint Committee on Print- ing) forpaperfor the public printing and binding from March 1, 1900, to Feb- ruary 28, 1901—Continued.

Name of contractor.

Woronoco Paper Co., Fairfield, Mass. Do.

Do. Do. American Writing Paper Co. Springfield, Mass.

American Writing Paper Co. Springfield. Mass.

Description of paper.

TYPEWRITER PAPER. Heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches. Thin typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches. Heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches, Thin typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches. Typewriter paper, 16 by 28 inches.. . CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPER. Cap paper, 12% by 15% inches Do.

Do. Carew Manufacturing Co. South Hadley Falls, Mass. American Writing Paper Co. Springfield, Mass. Carew Manufacturing Co. South Hadley Falls, Mass.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation).

R. Carter Ballantyne & Co. Washington, D. C.

Letter paper, 21 by 32 inches Packet note paper, 9 by 11% inches , Quarto post paper, 9^ by 15^ inches. Letter paper, 21 by 32 inches Packet note paper, 9 by 11 inches. PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

French folio, 17 by 22 inches PARCHMENT.

Parchment, 15 by 21 inches.

Weight

per ream.Quantity. Price.

Pounds. Reams. Per ream.

22 50 $3- 19

11 50 1.64

22 100 3. 19

8 100 1-34

28 50 2. 10

16 100 1. 40 48 500 4.24

7 • 75

12 100

48 200 4.24

7 300 .67

10 150 .80

Sheets. Per sheet.

2, 000 27 cents.

No. 20. —Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending fune 30, /goo. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

E. Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

STATIONERY.

Pencils, round, Faber's . gross Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do.

Do.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do. Do

DoDo

C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y. Do.

Pencils, hexagon, Faber's do..

Pencils, red, Faber's do..

Pencils, blue, Faber's do.

.

Pencils, green, Faber's do.

.

Pencils, round, Nos. 1 to 5, Dixon's .do.

.

Pencils, hexagon, Nos.i to 5, Dixon's. do.

.

Pencils, Carteret, No. 302, Dixon's. . .do.

.

Pencils, red, Dixon's .do.

.

Pencils, blue, Dixon's do..

Pencils, green, Dixon's do.

.

Pencils, hexagon, lumber, Dixon's, .do.

.

Pencils, hexagon, lumber, red or blue, Dixon's, gross.

Pencils, hexagon, Nos. 1 to 5, Eagle, gross.

Pencils, round, Nos. 1 to 5, Eagle. . . .do.

.

$2.40 per gross.

$3 per gross.

$2.88 per gross, per gross, per gross.

•45 Per gross.

79 per gross.

35 per gross.

75 per gross.

75 per gross.

75 per gross.

84 per gross.

90 per gross.

50 per gross.

40 per gross.
202 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1900—Continued. Name of contractor.

C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

E- Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. Do.

C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y. Do. Do

Do. E.Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C.

C. S. Braisted, New York,

N. Y. E.Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

Description of articles.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do

Do.

Easton & Rnpp, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D.C.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. E. Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do. Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C.

stationery—continued.

Pencils, blue, red, or green, Eagle, gross.

Pencils, automatic, No. 865, Eagle, .dozen. Copying leads for automatic pencils, gross Penholders, Crown, Eagle, No. 1. dozen.

Penholders, Crown, Eagle, No. 2 do... Penholders, Crown, Eagle, No. 3. . . .do. .

.

Penholders, hard rubber, plain tips, cedar

sticks, No. 267, E. Faber's, dozen. Penholders, hard rubber, plain tips, cedar

sticks. No. 268, 'E. Faber's, dozen. Penholders, hard rubber, plain tips, cedar

sticks, No. 269, E. Faber's, dozen. Ink and pencil erasers, small, Eagle, dozen. Ink and pencil erasers, medium, Eagle, dozen. Ink and pencil erasers, large, Eagle, dozen. Rubber erasers, 12 to pound pounds.

Penholders, Eagle, No. 2410 gross. . Penholders, Eagle, No. 341 1 do . .

.

Penholders, Eagle, No. 4712 do. . . . Erasive rubber, Davidson's velvet, No. 12, pounds. Paper fasteners, McGill's, round-head, No.

1, boxes. Paper fasteners, McGill's, round-head, No.

2, boxes.

Ink, Underwood's Egyptian black,

quarts. Ink, Underwood's chemical writing,

quarts. Ink, Underwood's carmine (in pint bottles), quarts. Writing fluid, Arnold's quarts. . Ink, Thomas's black do. . . . Ink, Mayuard & Noyes, writing . . . .do. . . . Writing fluid, Carter's do. . . . Writing and copying fluid, San ford's combined, quarts. Rubber bands, No. 33, J^-inch, E. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, assorted sizes, Nos. 30, 31,

32, and 33, H-inch, gross. Rubber bands, No. o, ^-inch, E. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. o, '4-inch, E. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. 000, ^-inch, E. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. 17, E. Faber's . . .gross. . Rubber bands, No. 10, E- Faber's . . . .do. . . . Ink erasers and paper cleaner, No. 12, E. Faber's, gross

Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 303 gross.

Quantity

24

24

24

24

12

24

24

24

72

12

24048

24

24

36 300

36

2

Contract price.

$3 per gross.

$1.50 per dozen.

$14.40 per gross.

20 cents per dozen.

24 cents per dozen.

27 cents per dozen.

20 cents per dozen.

25 cents per dozen.

30 cents per dozen.

48 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

80 cents per dozen.

54 cents per pound.

$1.20 per gross.

$1.44 per gross.

$1.55 per gross.

75 cents per pound.

8 cents per box.

9 cents per box.

41.5 cents per quart.

60.S cents per quart.

$1.44 per quart.

34 cents per quart.

25 cents per quart.

28 cents per quart.

36 cents per quart.

50 cents per quart.

44 cents per gross. 38 cents per gross.

44 cents per gross.

88 cents per gross. 66 cents per gross.

14 cents per gross.

8 cents per gross. $12 per gross.

69 cents per gross.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 203

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery\ fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during- the fiscal year endedfu?ie 30, igoo—Continued.

Nanie of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Braisted, New

York. N. Y.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

DoDo

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

E. Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington. D. C. Do

Do

Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. Dobler & Mudge, Balti- more, Md.

John P. Agnew, Washington, D. C. Davis Coal and Coke

Co., Baltimore, Md.

Knickerbocker Ice Co., Washington, D. C. W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do. Do

Do.

stationery—continued.

Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 404 gross.

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 1 do. .

.

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 2 do. .

.

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 3 . . do. .

.

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 24 do. .

.

Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 04S . . . .do. .

.

Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 2 do. .

.

Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 1S3 do. .

.

Steel pens, Esterbrook's. No. 2S4 do. .. Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 314. . .do. .

.

Steel pens. Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 10, gross. Steel pens, Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 170, gross. Steel pens. Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 190, gross. Steel pens, Lyons's, No. 5, stub . .. .gross. Steel pens. Eyons's, No. 5, ground point,

gross. Steel pens, Miller Bros., No. 4 gross. Inkstands. 2^-inch, square dozen.

Inkstands, 2^-inch, round do. .

.

Sponge cups, 3-inch, glass do. .

.

Mucilage reservoirs, empty, No. 6. . .do. .

.

Eraser knife blades.white handles, .do... Rulers, boxwood, 15-inch, brass edge, dozen.

Shears, 10-inch dozen.. Waste baskets do. . . . Bone folders, large do. . .

.

Tracing linen, yard wide yards. . Bonnet board, blue and white, 17^ by 23H

inches, trimmed, sheets.

White ash anthracite coal (egg size), best

quality, tons. Bituminous coal, % lump tons. .

Hygienic ice pounds. . FORAGE.

Oats pounds

Corn meal do.

.

Bran (wheat) do. . Corn (in ear) do.

.

Hay do.

.

37.2 cents per gross.

64.9 cents per gross.

6 64.9 cents per gross.

6 64.9 cents per gross.

6 64.9 cents per gross.

12 37.9 cents per gross.

6 37.9 cents per gross.

6 48.5 cents per gross.

6 48.5 cents per gross. 6 48.5 cents per gross.

6 30 cents per gross.

> 27 cents per gross.

6 30 cents per gross.

6 91 cents per gross.

5 81 cents per gross.

5 45.5 cents per gross.

3 $2.25 per dozen.

3 $1.20 per dozen.

3 37 cents per dozen.

$2 per dozen.

$7.15 per dozen.

$2.80 per dozen.

S6.S1 per dozen.

$3.85 per dozen.

40 80 cents per dozen.

96 25 cents per yard.

10, 000 1 2.2 cents per sheet.

3, 500 $4.48 per ton.

3,500 $1.99 per ton.

500, 000 I 18.75 cents per roo pounds.

90, 000

3, 000

5, 000

$1.03 per 100 pounds.

87.5 cents per 100 pounds.

67.5 cents per 100 pounds.

71.5 cents per 100 pounds.

59.5 cents per 100 pounds.
2C>4 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fune jo, 1900—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. forage—continued. W. M. Gait &Co., Washington, D. C.

25, 000 49.5 cents per 100 pounds. Do 200 $3 per 100 pounds. HARDWARE.

Rudolph West & Co., Washington, D. C. Spring dividers, 5-inch dozen.

.

6 $3.58 per dozen. John B. Fspey, Washington, D.C. Wing dividers ioiuch do. . .

.

5 $2.50 per dozen. The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Co., Harris- burg, Pa.

Bookbinder's hammers do 5 $7.15 per dozen.

John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C. Shoe knives, No. 3, round point do 5° 75 cents per dozen.

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C.

12 $4.60 per dozen. Do Shovels, scoops, Ames's No. 3 do x $11 per dozen. Rudolph West & Co., $4.68 per dozen. Washington, D. C. Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 8-inch .. .do 1 Do Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 10-inch. . .do Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 12-inch . .do. . .

.

Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 14-inch . .do. . .

.

Wrenches, monkey, Stillson, 8-inch. do. . . .

$5.64 per dozen.

$6.60 per dozen.

$11.28 per dozen.

$9.23 per dozen.

Do

Do

John B. Espev, Washington, D.C."' Do Wrenches, monkey, Stillson, 10-inch .do. . . . Wrenches, monkey, Stillson, 18-inch. do

Steel-wire brads, ^-inch, No. 18. .pounds.

.

$10.39 per dozen.

$18.48 per dozen.

6.5 cents per pound. Do

Rudolph West & Co., 5 Washington, D. C. Do Steel-wire brads, Y^-inch, No. 18 do 10 5.2 cents per pound.

4.7 cents per pound.

4.3 cents per pound.

5.1 cents per pound.

$3.11 per keg.

Do Steel wire brads, i-inch, No. 18 do. . . . 20 Do Steel-wire brads, i^-inch, No. 16 ... .do

Steel- wire brads, 24-inch, No. 17 do. .

.

20 Do 50 Do Steel-wire finishing nails,4d, in 100-pound 200 kegs, pounds. Do Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

300 $2.91 per keg. Do Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

600 $2.8 1 per keg. Do Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

400 $2.67 per keg. Do Steel-wire flat-head nails, 8d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

600 $2.55 per keg. Do Steel-wire flat-head nails, iod, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

1, 000 $2.51 per keg. Do Steel-wire flat-head nails, 2od, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

200 $2.46 per keg. Do Steel-wire flat-head nails, 3od, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

200 $2.46 per keg. Do .Steel-wire flat-head nails, 4od, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

200 $2.45 per keg.

L,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C. Steel-cut nails, 8d, in 100-pound kegs, pounds.400 $2.25 per keg. James B. Iyambie, Washington, D. C. Files, taper saw, 3-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

6 33 cents per dozen. Do Files, taper saw, 3-inch, slim (Great Western), dozen.

6 33 cents per dozen. Do Files, tapersaw, 3^-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

15 33 cents per dozen. Do Files, taper saw, 4-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

12 35 cents per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 205

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1900—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

James B. Lambie, Washington. D. C. Do. Do. Rudolph West & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

DoDo

James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C.

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. Do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do . Do. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

hardware—continued.

Files, taper saw, 4^-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

Files, taper saw, 5-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

Files, taper saw, 6-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

Files, warding, 3-inch (Arcade). . . .dozen.

Files, warding, 4-inch (Arcade) do. .

.

Files, warding, 5-inch (Arcade) do. .

.

Files, warding, 6-inch (Arcade) do. .

.

Files, smooth, flat, 6-inch, safe edge (Great Western), dozen.

Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, safe edge (Disston's), dozen.

Files, smooth, round, 3-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, smooth, round, 6-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, smooth, half-round, 6-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, smooth, half-round, 8-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, smooth, half-round, 10-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, mill-saw, 8-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

Files, mill-saw, 10-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

Files, mill-saw, 12-inch (Great Western),

dozen.

Files, flat bastard, 6-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, flat bastard, 8-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, flat bastard, 10-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, flat bastard, 12-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, flat bastard, 14-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, round bastard, 6-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, round bastard, 8-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, round bastard, 10-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, round bastard, 12-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, half-round bastard, 6-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, half-round bastard, 8-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, half-round bastard, 10-inch (Great Western ), dozen.

Files, half-round bastard, 12-mch (Great

Western), dozen.

Files, square bastard, 6-inch (Great Western), dozen.

Files, square bastard, 8-iuch (Great Western), dozen.

40 cents per dozen.

45 cents per dozen.

55 cents per dozen.

72.5 cents per dozen.

72.5 cents per dozen.

So cents per dozen.

89 cents per dozen.

95 cents per dozen.

$2 per dozen.

65 cents per dozen.

75 cents per dozen.

$1.12 per dozen.

$1.40 per dozen.

$1.70 per dozen.

70 cents per dozen.

95 cents per dozen.

$1.25 per dozen.

70 cents per dozen.

85 cents per dozen.

$1.15 per dozen.

$1.60 per dozen.

$2.25 per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

70 cents per dozen.

95 cents per dozen.

$1.25 per dozen.

f 1 per dozen.

$1.25 per dozen.

$1.50 per dozen.

$2 per dozen.

75 cents per dozen.

88 cents per dozen.
2o6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.—Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fune 30, 1900—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. hardware—continued. James B. Lambie.Wash- Files, square bastard, 10-inch (Great West- 1 $1.20 per dozen.

ington, D. C. ern), dozen. Do Files, square bastard, 12-inch (Great West- 2 $1.65 per dozen.

ern), dozen. John B. Espey, Wash- Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch, No. 5, 50 9 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross. Rudolph West & Co., .Screws, iron, flat-head, 24-inch, No. 5, 5 9.1 cents per gross. Washington, D. C. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 5, gross. 5 10 cents per gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch, No. 6, 5 10 cents per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 6, gross. 5 11 cents per gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 24-inch, No. 8, 15 1 1.9 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch, No. 8, 20 12 cents per gross. gross. Do .Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 8, gross. 35 12.8 cents per gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 8, 5o 14.8 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 8, 50 15.6 cents per gross.

gross. Do .Screws, iron, flat-head, i%-inch, No. 8, 25 18.4 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 8, gross.

.

15 19.4 cents per gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 10, gross. 25 15.6 cents per gross. Do screws, iron, nat-neao, i%-incn, -Ino. to, 40 15.6 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 10, 50 17.5 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i%-hich, No. 10, 20 20.2 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 23^-inch, No. 10, 20 21. 1 cents per gross.

gross. Do ... .do 15 23 cents per gross. Do Screws, iron, fiat-head, 2^-inch, No. 10, 15 25.7 cents per gross.

gross. Do .Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 12, 15 32.2 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 12, gross. 25 16.5 cents per gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 12, 30 18.4 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 12, 60 21. 1 cents per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i%-inch, No. 12, 25 23 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 12, gross. 35 23.9 cents per gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 12, 20 26.6 cents per gross. gross. Do .Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 14, 10 34 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch, No. 14, 10 16.5 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 14, 30 25.7 cents per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i}£-mch, No. 14, 20 27.6 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14, gross. 10 32.2 cents per gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%-inch, No. 14, 10 34.1 cents per gross. gross.

F. P. May & Co., Wash- Brass oilers, ^-piut, 10-inch spout, dozen. . 6 $5.58 per dozen.

ington, D. C.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 207

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel', forage\ ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year endedJune 30, 1900—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

F. P. May & Co., Washington" D. C. James B. Lambie,Washington, D. C.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington.

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hardware—continued. Brass spouts. 18-inches long, for J^-pint brass oilers, dozen. Brass oilers, i-gill dozen. PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTIXG SUPPLIES. Black pipe. 6-inch feet.

Black pipe, 5-inch do. .

.

Black pipe. 4-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, 3^-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, 3-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, 2^4-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, 2-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, i^-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, i^-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, i-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, do. . Black pipe, ^-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, %-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, %-inch do. .

.

Galvanized pipe. 3-inch do. .

.

Galvanized pipe, 2-inch do. .

.

Galvanized pipe, i^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized pipe, i^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized pipe, i-inch do. .

.

Galvanized pipe, ^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized pipe, ^-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, 6-inch dozen. Black steam elbows, 5-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, 4-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, 3^-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, 3-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, 2^-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, 2-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, i^-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, i%-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, i-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, %-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, J^-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, %-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, J^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 3-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 2%-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 2-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, i^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, i^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, i-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, %-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, %-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 6-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 5-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 4-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 3%-inch do. .

.

40

100

100 200

300 300 400

400 600

600 400

200

200

100 100

200 200 300

300

200

$4.85 per dozen.

Si. 50 per dozen.

63.2 cents per foot.

50.2 cents per foot.

34.7 cents per foot.

30.1 cents per foot.

24.3 cents per foot.

18.5 cents per foot.

1 1. 7 cents per foot.

8.7 cents per foot.

7.1 cents per foot.

5.3 cents per foot.

3.7 cents per foot.

3.4 cents per foot.

2.8 cents per foot.

2.8 cents per foot. 38.9 cents per foot.

19. 1 cents per foot.

14.3 cents per foot.

11. 7 cents per foot.

8.4 cents per foot.

6.2 cents per foot.

5.5 cents per foot. S9.90 per dozen.

$7.20 per dozen.

$4.32 per dozen.

$3. 78 per dozen.

$2.70 per dozen.

Si. 80 per dozen.

51. 08 per dozen.

72 cents per dozen.

58 cents per dozen.

38 cents per dozen.

29 cents per dozen.

22 cents per dozen.

18 cents per dozen.

18 cents per dozen.

S5.40 per dozen.

S3. 60 per dozen.

S2.40 per dozen.

Si. 35 per dozen.

98 cents per dozen.

65 cents per dozen.

35 cents per dozen.

24 cents per dozen.

S14.40 per dozen.

S10.80 per dozen.

$6.30 per dozen.

S5.40 per dozen.
208 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery', fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoo— Continued. Name of contractor.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D. C.

Description of articles. PLUMBING AND GAS- FITTING SUPPLIRScontinued. Black steam tees, 3-inch

Black steam tees, 2^-iuch do.

.

Black steam tees, 2-inch do. . Black steam tees, i^-inch do. Black steam tees, i^-inch do.

.

Black steam tees, i-inch do. . Black steam tees, 24 -inch do.

.

Black steam tees, ^-inch do.

.

Black steam tees, %-inch do.

.

Black steam tees, ^-inch do. . Galvanized tees, 3-inch do.

.

Galvanized tees, 2^-inch do. . Galvanized tees, 2-inch ... .do. . Galvanized tees, i%-inch do. . Galvanized tees, i%!-inch do. . Galvanized tees, i-inch do.. Galvanized tees, %-inch do. . Galvanized tees, *^-iuch do.. Black flange unions do. . .. ..do .do .do

.do

.do

.do

.do

.do

.do Black right and left couplings, i^-inch, dozen. Black right and left couplings, i^-inch, dozen. Black right and left couplings, i-inch, dozen. Black right and left couplings, ^-inch,

dozen. Black right and left couplings, %-inch

dozen. Jenkins Brothers' J^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers'

brass, dozen.

E^-inch globe valves, Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. ^-inch globe valves

Quantity. Contract price.

Jenkins Brothers'

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' iJ4-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves, brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2^-inch globe valves, iron body, threaded, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, iron body, threaded, dozen.

$3.96 per dozen.

$2

$1$1

83

i 54

; 43

! 32

29

29

• $'

' $5

1 $2

i $1.

i

j $i.

i

j $1

! 60

' 34 X\ $i< K *

%\ $7

$6

$5

$4$3

$2, $2

$172

.63 per dozen.

.48 per dozen.

.04 per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen.

.92 per dozen.

.26 per dozen.

70 per dozen.

65 per dozen.

50 per dozen.

12 per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen.

^22 per dozen.

.34 per dozen.

56 per dozen.

. 48 per dozen.

40 per dozen.

50 per dozen.

.60 per dozen.

80 per dozen.

30 per dozen.

.87 per dozen,

cents per dozen.

5 60 cents per dozen.

8 54 cents per dozen.

12 j 27 cents per dozen.

7 cents per dozen.

$5.28 per dozen.

$6 per dozen.

$7.68 per dozen.

$13.44 per dozen.

$19.20 per dozen.

$26.40 per dozen.

$42 per dozen.

$57.60 per dozen.

$80.40 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 209

No. 20. - -Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfune jo, igoo—Continued. Name of contractor.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington.

D.C.

The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Co., Hartford,

Conn. Do.

General Electric Co.

Philadelphia, Pa.

The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Co., Hartford,

Conn.

National Electric Supplv Co., Washington.

D.'C. General Electric Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Do

The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co., New York, N. Y. Do

The E. F. Brooks Co., Washington, D. C. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Southern Electric Co. Baltimore, Md.

General Electric Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do

Do

Do

Western Electric Co., New York, N. Y. DoDoDo

Do

Do

The Fairbanks Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Do

S. Doc. 19

Description of articles. Quantity. PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING SUPPLIES

continued. Jenkins Brothers' 5^-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged, dozen. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Incandescent lamps, 16 candlepower, 120

volts, 50 watts, Edison base, number.

Incandescent lamps, 25 candlepower, 120

volts, 78 watts, Edison base, number.

Incandescent lamps, 32 candlepower, 120

volts, 100 watts, Edison base, number.

Porcelain cleats, 2-wire number.

Hard-rubber bushing for Edison sockets, number. Attachment plugs to fit Edison sockets, number. Key sockets, polished brass, Edison type, number.

Kevdess sockets, polished brass, Edison

type, number.

Keyless wall sockets, Edison type, number. Grimshaw tape, black, 24 -inch wide,

pounds. Pure rubber tape pounds. Shade holders, 3% inch, Gleason clamp,

gross. White porcelain deep shades, 10 inches in diameter, for 24-ineh holder, number.

Inclosed incandescent arc-light carbons, % hy 12 inches, gross. Cut-outs, No. 61465 number.

Cut-outs, No. 61487 do. .

.

Cut-outs, No. 61243 do. .

.

Cut-outs, No. 62835 do. .

.

Lamp cord, No. 18, B. & S. gauge . . .yards. Shawmut fuse wire, i-ampere. . . pounds.

Shawmut fuse wire, 10-ampere do. vShawmut fuse wire, 20-ampere do. .

.

Shawmut fuse wire, 50-ampere do. .

.

Shawmut fuse wire, 75-ampere do. .

.

Shawmut fuse links, 10-ampere, 15M3 inches from center to center, number. Shawmut fuse links, 20-ampere, \ Y% inches from center to center, number. Shawmut fuse links, 30-ampere, inches from center to center, number. Shawmut fuse links, 50-ampere, 1^ inches from center to center, number. 14

1, 000

500

3, 000

1, 000

300

100

100

50

3

r, 000

3, 000

50

30

1225

3, 000

10

300 300

300

200

Contract price.

$93.60 per dozen.

$124.80 per dozen.

18 cents per lamp.

20 cents per lamp.

27 cents per lamp.

$15 per 1,000.

36 cents per 100.

8 cents each.

13 cents each.

11. 5 cents each.

15 cents each.

40 cents per pound.

60 cents per pound.

$18 per gross.

$12. 50 per 100.

$66 per 1,000 pairs.

35 cents each.

75 cents each.

$i each.

50 cents each.

27 cents per yard.

45 cents per pound.

33 cents per pound.

32 cents per pound.

32 cents per pound.

32 cents per pound.

$1.50 per 100.

$1.70 per 100.

$1.70 per 100.

$1.70 per 100.
2IO REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfune 30, igoo—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity, Contract price.

The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co., New York, N. Y. Do

DoDo

Church & Stephenson,

Washington, D. C. Thos. R. Riley, Washing

ton, D. C. Church & Stephenson,

Washington, D. C. DoDo

Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

Church & Stephenson,

Washington, D.C.

Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C. Thos. R. Riley, Washing

ton, D. C. Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C. Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C.

Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C. Thomas G. Hood, Phila- delphia, Pa. DoDo

Do

R. P.Clarke & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. Thomas G. Hood, Phila- delphia, Pa. R. P.Clarke & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Tansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. R.P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C.

J. P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y. Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y. Hoffman, Corkran & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.

electrical supplies—continued. Rubber wire, No. 12, B. & S. gauge feet.

.

Rubber wire, No. 10, B. & S. gauge . . .do. . .

.

Rubber wire, No. 8, B. & S. gauge . . . do. . . . Rubber wire, No. 6, B. & S. gauge ... .do

Virginia-pine culls, 1 inch thick, 12 inches

wide, and 16 feet long, feet. White-pine shelving, i-inch feet White-pine selects, i-inch do. . White-pine selects, i^-inch do. . White-pine selects, 2-inch do.

.

Georgia-pine flooring, i^-inch do. Cabinet oak, i-inch . . .... Cabinet oak, i^-inch

Cabinet oak, 2-inch Poplar, dressed to y2 inch

.do. . .do., .do., do.. Cherry, dressed to Y% inch do.

.

Virginia pine, 3 by 4 inches . . .do.

.

Georgia pine, 4 by 6 inches do.

.

Maple, 2-inch do.

.

DRY GOODS, ETC. Crash toweling yards. . Bleached cotton, yard wide do. . . . Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide do. . . . Bleached cotton, 6-4 wide do Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide do. . . . Unbleached cotton, yard wide ..... .do. .. . Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide do. Unbleached canton flannel, 32 inches wide,

yards. Paper cambric, white, in rolls yards.

.

Alpaca braid, %-inch do.... Jewelers' cotton, white pounds

Blankets, closely woven pairs. TWINE, ETC. Rope for pressing machines pounds.

Cotton wrapping cord do. .

.

Page cord do. .

.

$1.37 per 100 feet.

5, 000 $2 per 100 feet.

1, 000 $2.25 per 100 feet.

5 $3-75 per 100 feet.

5,000 $13.50 per 1,000 feet.

14,000 $24.50 per 1,000 feet.

5,000 $48 per 1,000 feet.

3,000 $48 per 1,000 feet.

3, 000 $48 per 1,000 feet. 6,000 $32 per 1,000 feet.

1, 500 $45 per 1,000 feet. 1,000 $45 per 1,000 feet.

1, 000 $45 per 1,000 feet.

2, 000 $30 per 1,000 feet.

1, 000 $80 per 1,000 feet.

1, 000 $11.50 per 1,000 feet.

1. 000 $22 per 1,000 feet.

2,000 $45 per 1,000 feet.

2, 000 13 cents per yard.

10, 000 6.2 cents per yard.

5, 000 8.5 cents per j'ard.

5, 000 1 1.4 cents per yard.

400 18.8 cents per yard.

3, 000 3.8 cents per yard.

5,000 10.2 cents per yard.

150 10.6 cents per yard.

500

500

7540

5, 000

500 800

5.2 cents per yard.

3 cents per yard.

18 cents per pound.

$2.89 per pair.

5 cents per pound.

9.5 cents per pound.

14.8 cents per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 211

jjd 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /goo— Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

John T. Bailey & Co. Philadelphia". Pa. Do. Hoffman, Corkran & Co. Philadelphia, Pa. Universal Supply Co., New York, X. Y.

Thos. F. Condon & Co.. New York, N. Y.

Z. D. Gilman. Washingington, D. C. Do

Do

twine, etc.—continued. Heavy twine pounds. . Twine do

Jute twine, 6-ply do. . . . Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3, 4, 5, or

6 ply, pounds. DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.

Potash pounds.

.

Florida sponge, medium .do...

Standard Oil Co., Washington. D. C. Delete Chemical Co., New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch.

Philadelphia, Pa. Chas Becker, Washington, D. C. Do.

Geo. F. Muth &: Co.. Washington. D. C. Shoemaker & Busch.

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

John B. Espev, Washington, D. C. Chas. Becker, Washington. D. C. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington. D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. Geo. F. Muth & Co.. Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

Do

Florida sponge, small do. .

.

Venetian formes sponge, medium. . .do PAINTS, OILS, ETC. Benzine, best quality. deodorized. gallons. Tarcolin do. .

.

Alcohol, 950 do. .

.

Pure linseed oil do. .

.

Pure linseed oil, boiled do. .

.

Lewis's white lead pounds.

Turpentine gallons. Crude turpentine pounds.

Albany lubricating compound, No. 2. do. .

.

Berry's hard-oil finish .gallons.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Johnson's white kalsomine, dry sized, pounds.

Luca's French zinc in oil pounds. Masury's dammar varnish gallons. Wax tapers, in 4-ounce boxes, doz. boxes.

Glass, No. 1, 10 by 12 inches boxes.

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 14 inches do. .

.

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 15 inches do. .

.

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 18 inches do. .

.

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 20 inches do. .

.

BRUSHES.

Glue brushes, i^-inch dozen. Glue brushes, 2-inch do. .

.

Glue brushes, 2^-inch do. .

.

Glue brushes, 3-inch ' do. .

.

Glue brushes, 3^-inch do. .

.

Pick brushes do. .

.

Lye brushes do. . Lye brushes, Clinton, No. 3 do. .

.

10,000 5.5 cents per pound.

3, 000 6.5 cents per pound.

2, 000 1 5.9 cents per pound.

2,000 12.4 cents per pound.

6, 000 ' 3.9 cents per pound.

100 $2.78 per pound.

50 : $2.53 per pound.

100 ' $2.63 per pound.

5,000

j 9.7 cents per gallon.

200 I 35 cents per gallon.

200 $2.43.5 Per gallon.

100

j 46 cents per gallon.

25 48 cents per gallon.

2, 000 5.4 cents per pound.

100 43.5cents per gallon.

200 ' 2.7 cents per pound.

100 I 10 cents per pound.

25 Si -35 per gallon.

800 I 5 cents per pound.

1, 500 7.5 cents per pound.

j Si. 20 per gallon.

35 cents per dozen

boxes.

$2.20 per box.

$2.40 per box.

5 $2.40 per box.

5 $2.40 per box.

5 $2.40 per box.

S3. 30 per dozen.

$5.60 per dozen.

$11.40 per dozen.

) $20.70 per dozen.

5 $32 per dozen.

!5 $5-9° per dozen.

1 5 $4- x 5 per dozen.

6 $9.30 per dozen.
212 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel.forage, ice, and miscella- neous Hons during Ihe fiscal year endedfune 30, 1900—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Delete Chemical Co., New York, N. Y.

B. & O. Myers, New

York, N. Y. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

DoDo

Shoemaker 8: Bnsch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Hudson Belting Co., "Worcester, Mass. Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

New York Leather Belt- ing Co., New York,

N. Y. Do.

brushes—continued.

Printers* absorbent moist brushes. dozen. Matrix brushes do. .

.

Jewelers' brushes do...

Fitches, 3^-inch do. .

.

Sash tools, No. 8 do... Dust brushes, round end, all bristle. do. .

.

Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch do. .

.

BEST OAK-TANNEI) LKATHER BELTING.

Belting, i-inch feet. Belting, i^-inch do. .

.

Belting, 2-inch do. .

.

Belting, 2^-inch do. .. Belting, 3-inch do. .

.

Belting, 3-inch, double do. .

.

Belting, 3^-inch do... Belting, 3^-inch, double do. .

.

Belting, 4-inch do. . Belting, 4-inch, double do. .

.

Belting, 6-inch do. . Belting, 6-inch, double do. .

.

Belting, S-inch do. .

.

Belting, 8-inch, double do. .. Belting, 10-inch do...

Belting, 10-inch, double do... CUT LACING LEATHER. Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch. feet.

Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch Do ! Rawhide cut laces, %-inch Do I Rawhide cut laces, i-4-inch Do 1 Rawhide cut laces, ^g-inch

.do... .do.., .do...

.do. ..

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. The Christopher Lipps

Co., Baltimore, Md. John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C. Do

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Toilet paper, 5 inches wide rolls. Kmery cloth quires. Brooms, No. 7 dozen. Brooms, No. 8 do. .

.

Soap, first-class laundry pounds.

Buckets, cedar dozen.

Buckets, galvanized iron do. .. Cotton waste pounds. Earthen crocks, 1 gallon dozen.

$10 per dozen.

$57 per dozen.

$3.30 per dozen.

50 cents per dozen.

$2.30 per dozen.

I5.10 per dozen.

$3.24 per dozen.

3.75 cents per foot.

6.3 cents per foot. S.82 cents per foot. 11.34 cents per foot.

13.75 cents per foot. 27 cents per foot.

16.25 cents per foot.

32.75 cents per foot.

18.75 cents per foot. 37.75 cents per foot. 30 cents per foot. 58 cents per foot. 39 cents per foot. 78 cents per foot. 49 cents per foot. 98 cents per foot.

2, 000 35 cents per 100 feet.

3, 000 43 cents per 100 feet.

3, 000 52 cents per 100 feet. 500 68 cents per 100 feet. 500 94 cents per 100 feet.

200 500

200 I 600 I 200 200 I 200 200

200

100

100 100

25, coo

24

10, 000

6

8, 000

4.5 cents per roll.

35.5 cents per quire.

$3.30 per dozen.

$3-75 Per dozen.

3.8 cents per pound.

$2.29 per dozen.

$2.21 per dozen.

6.7 cents per pound.

$1.50 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 213

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoo—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. miscellaneous—continued.

J. T. Walker's Sons, Washington, D. C. Portland cement barrels.

.

25 $2.75 per barrel. Do Rosendale cement do. . . . 75 $1.20 per barrel.

65 cents per barrel.

$1.20 per cubic yard. D°

•

Tump lime do. . . . 15 The Grove time and 75 Coal Co., Washington.

D.C. Sharp sand cubic vards. .

H. A. Herrell & Co., Washington, D.C. Arch brick number. . 25, 000 $7.50 per 1,000. Consolidated Towel Co. . Washing and ironing towels do. . . . IOO, OOO 37.5 cents per 100 towels.

No. 21.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper

during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1900. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

A. T. Henderson, Mill burn, N. J. Do

W. 0. Davev & Sons. Jersey City" N.J.

Slade, Hipp & Meloy.

Chicago, 111. W. O. Davev & Sons. Jersey City, N. J. Thomas Garner & Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Touis Dejonge & Co.. New York, N. Y. Do

Do Thomas Garner & Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Do

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Do Thomas Garner & Co., New York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y. Do Thomas Garner & Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Do

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y. Thomas Garner & Co., New York, N. Y.

BINDERS' BOARDS.

Binders' boards. No. t quality. . . .pounds.

Binders' boards, No. 2 quality do. .

.

Davev' s boards do. .

.

Strawboard do. .

.

Trunk board do. . LEATHER.

Turkev morocco dozen. Cochineal Turkey morocco do. .

.

Levant Turkey morocco do. .

.

Levant cochineal Turkey morocco, .do. .

.

English calf, various colors do. .

.

Blue straight-grained roan do. .. Cochineal straight-grained roan do. .

.

Green straight-grained roan do. .

.

Maroon straight-grained roan do. .

.

Light-brown roan, calf finish do. .

.

Blue straight-grained skiver do . .

.

Cochineal straight-grained skiver. . .do. .

.

Blue ungrained skiver. .do.. Brown ungrained skiver do. .

.

Cochineal English title leather, thin .do. .

.

Cochineal English title leather, thick, dozen. Blue English title leather, thin . . . .dozen. Blue English title leather, thick do. .

.

Green English title leather, thin. . . do. .

.

60, 000

500, 000

350, OOO

50, OOO

3, 500

180

250

5

3

5 100

50

10

25

100

20

3 cents per pound.

2 cents per pound.

4.7 cents per pound.

1.4 cents per pound.

5.9 cents per pound.

$12.50 per dozen.

$12. 50 per dozen.

$30 per dozen.

$27 per dozen.

$22 per dozen.

$5-75 per dozen.

$6.15 per dozen.

$7 per dozen.

$6.40 per dozen.

$6.40 per dozen.

$6.40 per dozen.

$6.70 per dozen.

$6.40 per dozen.

$6.40 per dozen.

$6 per dozen.

$6.50 per dozen.

$5-75 Per dozen.

$6.40 per dozen.

25 $6 per dozen.
214 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 21.Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during the fiscal year endedJune jo, 1900—Continued. Name of contractor.

John Campbell & Co. New York, N. Y. Thomas Garner & Co. New York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co. New York, N. Y. Thomas Garner & Co. New York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co. New York, N. Y. Thomas Garner & Co. New York, N. Y.

Do.

Do. John Campbell & Co. New York, N. Y.

Interlaken Mills, Provi- dence, R. I. Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do.

The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Co., Harrisburg, Pa. Do

Do.

Do. Do.

H. Griffin & Sons, New

York, N. Y. Do. Do.

Description of articles. leather—continued. Green English title leather, thick, .dozen. Law sheep, extra do. .

.

Law calf do. .. Bark skiver do. .

.

Bark skiver, thin do. .

.

Fleshers, medium size do. .. Fleshers, large size do. .

.

Imitation Russia (cowhide) in whole

skins, medium, feet. Imitation Russia (cowhide) in whole

skins, heavy, feet. Imitation Russia (cowhide) in half skins, pebbled, feet. Cowhide buffing, various colors,thick . feet. Cowhide buffing, various colors, thin. do. .. BOOK CLOTH, BEST QUALITY.

Black pieces Common colors do.

.

Extra brown or black do.

.

Extra green do.

.

Extra blue do. Ruby, solferino, and magenta do.

.

Cochineal cloth do.

.

Any shade or color do.

.

PENS FOR RULING MACHINES.

Hickok's ruling pens (faint line), letter

C, points. Hickok's ruling pens (single down line), triple backs, points. Hickok's ruling pens (double down line), triple backs, points. Hickok's ruling pens (long double), to go

in clamp, triple backs, points. Hickok's ruling pens (long single), to go

in clamp, triple backs, points. SILK HEADBANDS.

Silk headband, No. 2 pieces. .

Quantity. Contract price.

Silk headband, No. 3. Silk headband, No. 4. .do... .do...

M. Schultz & Bro.,New

York, N. Y. Hastings & Co., Phila- ! delphia, Pa. M. Schultz & Bro., New

York, N. Y. |

GOLD LEAF. Gold leaf, XX packs. Gold leaf, usual do. .

.

Gold leaf, edge (3^ by 3% inches) . . .do. .

.

4, 000

25 300

200

$6.40 per dozen.

$7.20 per dozen.

$23 per dozen.

$4.70 per dozen.

$4.70 per dozen.

350 $2.90 per dozen.

) $3.45 per dozen.

60, 000 10.75 cents per foot. 10,000 I 12.5 cents per foot.

15 cents per foot.

5, 000 7.4 cents per foot.

5, 000 6.4 cents per foot.

2, 500

2, 000

500

500

25050

300 500

6, 000

400

400

200

200

500

200

2, 500

2, 50050

$4 per piece.

$5.25 per piece.

$6.20 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

$7.25 per piece. $8 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

1.25 cents per point.

1.7 cents per point.

1.7 cents per point.

2.55 cents per point.

2.55 cents per point.

29 cents per piece.

32 cents per piece.

35 cents per piece.

$6.75 per pack.

$5.80 per pack.

$8.10 per pack.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 215

No. 21.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during the fiscal year endedfune 30, igoo—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

K. C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y.

J. P. Nawrath, NewYork, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Do. Do. Do.

E.C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

J. P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y.

Charles Beck Paper Co., Limited, Philadelphia, Pa. Do. Do.

THREAD, TWINE, ETC. Hayes's thread, No. 16, 3-cord, in balls, pounds. Hayes's thread, No. 16, 4-cord, in balls, pounds.

Best American thread, No. 16 (white), in

balls, pounds.

Best American thread, No. 20 (white), in

balls, pounds.

Best American thread, No. 30 (white), in

balls, pounds.

Best American thread, No. 35 (white), in

balls, pounds.

No. 35, 3-cord gilling thread (gray), in

balls, pounds.

No. 45, 3-cord gilling thread (gray), in

balls, pounds. Linen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 50, 3-cord, pounds. Linen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 60, 3-cord, pounds. Linen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 70, 3-cord, pounds.

Soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply pounds.

.

WIRE FOR SEWING AND STITCHING MACHINES.

Tinned wire, No. 23, on spools. . . .pounds. .

.do.

Do. Do.

Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Lewis Hopfenmaier,

Washington, D. C. | M. Lissberger, New

York, N. Y. Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. M. Lissberger, New

York, N. Y. Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y.

U. T. Hungerford Brass and Copper Co., New

York, N. Y. Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Henry H. Sheip Manufacturing Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y.

Tinned wire, No. 24, on spools Round wire, No. 22, for stitching machines, on spools, pounds. Round wire, No. 24, for stitching machines, on spools, pounds.

Flat wire, No. 20 by 23, for stitching machines, on spools, pounds. STEREOTYPERS' MATERIAL.

Stereotype metal pounds.

Lead, in pigs or bars

.

Tin, in bars

.do...

.do... Antimony and tin do. .

.

Solder do. . Tin foil do. . Copper battery plates do. .

.

Sifted cast-iron filings do. .

.

Sulphate of copper do. .

.

Kiln-dried blocking board feet.

Laminated blocking board do. .

.

500

200

300

300

300

200

4,000 500

100

200 800

3,000

500

500

500

500

10, 000

100, 000 5,000

5, 000 500

3, 000

9, 000

9, 000

5, 000 3,000

57 cents per pound.

62 cents per pound.

54 cents per pound.

54 cents per pound.

62.5 cents per pound.

83 cents per pound.

51.4 cents per pound.

65 cents per pound.

$2.24 per pound.

$2.44 per pound.

$2.99 per pound.

25.5 cents per pound.

7.8 cents per pound.

8.8 cents per pound.

7.3 cents per pound.

7.8 cents per pound.

10.8 cents per pound.

6 cents per pound.

4.7 cents per pound.

27.5 cents per pound.

1 1 .9 cents per pound

.

15.8 cents per pound.

18 cents per pound.

21 .5 cents per pound.

2 cents per pound.

5.7 cents per pound.

7.5 cents per foot.

20 cents per foot.
2 l6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 21.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper}

during the fiscal year endedfine 30, /poo—Continued. Name of contractor.

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr. New York. N. Y.

B. & O. Myers, Ne^

York, N. Y. Do. Henry R. Hallett, Phila- delphia, Pa. Mackall Brothers,

Washington, D. C. Do

Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Joseph Dixon Crucible

Co., Jersey City, N. J. J. Fremont Frey, Indi- anapolis, Ind.

Universal Supply Co., New York, N. Y. Smith, Kline & French

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Toch Brothers, New

York, N. Y. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do.

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. M.Feigel & Bro., New

York, N. Y. H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York. N. Y. Armour & Co., New

York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Smith, Kline & French

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Smith, Kline & French

Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y. M. Feigel & Bro., New

York. N. Y.

Description of articles. STEREOTYPERS' MATERIAL—continued. Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

50 pounds, reams.

Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

60 pounds, reams. White tissue paper, No. 1, 19 by 24 inches, reams. Extra cream tissue paper, 19 by 24 inches, reams. Stereotype drying blankets, 24 by 30 inches, pairs. Sulphuric acid .carboys. Muriatic acid do. .

.

Molding wax pounds.

Plumbago do. .

.

Stereotype backing powder do. .

.

GLUE, MARBLERS' COLORS, ETC.

Glue, best quality pounds

Ultramarine blue do.

.

Chrome yellow, dark orange do.

.

Chrome yellow do.

.

Soluble blue do.

.

Carmine indigo paste, in 10-pound jars, pounds.

Cochineal lake, marblers' colors, .pounds. . Sweet oil, in half pint bottles, dozen bottles. Virgin olive ail dozen quarts. . French book varnish dozen. . Orange shellac pounds..

Egg albumen do

Blood albumen do. . . . Pearlash do. . . . Dextrin do. . . . Beeswax do. . .

.

Granulated gum arabic do. . . . Gum-arabic sorts do. .

.

Gum hog do. . . . Gum tragacanth do

Eosin do

Quantity.

3

2, 000

Contract price.

$5 per ream.

$6 per ream.

$1.10 per ream.

$1.50 per ream.

$2 per pair.

$2.80 per carboy.

$2.40 per carboy.

19.9 cents per pound.

i,cx>o 30.6 cents per pound.

3, 000

j 9 cents per pound.

40, 000

50

50

75

2560

150

100

4

5 100

300

150

100 600

300

100

5°

250

250

10

1 1.9 cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

9.8 cents per pound.

15 cents per pound.

31 cents per pound.

60 cents per pound.

55 cents per pound.

74 cents per dozen

bottles.

47.8 cents per quart,

j $12.50 per dozen.

20 cents per pound.

62 cents per pound.

iS cents per pound.

I

: 6.5 cents per pound.

4 cents per pound.

35 cents per pouud.

35.9 cents per pound.

20 cents per pound.

28 cents per pound.

85 cents per pound.

$1.30 per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 217

No. 2i. —Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies [except paper)

during the fiscal year endedJune jo, 1900—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity.' Contract price.

GLUE, JIARBLERS' COLORS, ETC.—COllt'd. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Powdered borax pounds. . 50 S. 2 cents per pound. Do 1,500

150

2.2 cents per pound. Mackall Bros.. Wash- 7.5 cents per pound.

ington. D. C. Oxalic acid do. . .

.

Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia. Pa. Creosote . . . do. .

.

20 32.9 cents per pound. Do Stronger water ammonia do. . .

.

S.4 cents per pound. MISCELLANEOUS.

J. H. C.Talbot. Philadelphia, Pa. Guards for patent backs for books, guards. 50, 000 0.006 cent per guard. Gustav A. Schurmann, New York. N. Y. Backs for money-order guard books, backs. 1, 500 $1.05 per back.

E. C. Fuller & Co.. New

York, N. Y. Back-lining paper for Smyth case-making

machines, pounds.

3, 000 6.3 cents per pound.

R. P. Clarke Co.. Washington, D. C. Canvas for covering blank books, .yards. . 3, 5oo 2S.2 cents per 3'ard. Do Black enameled duck, 50 inches wide,

yards.

500 22 cents per yard. H. Griffin & Sons, New

V.ork, N. Y. Grav super vards.

.

20, 000 2.2 cents per vard. Berger Bros., South

Bend. Ind. Tablet composition pounds. .• 500 15 cents per pound.

H. Griffin & Sons, New- York, N. Y. Parchment substitute, j^-inch pieces. . 100 47 cents per piece. Do Bookbinding band, ^s-inch do. . .

. 200 34.5 cents per piece. W. M. Gait & Co.. Wash- S3.47 per barrel. ington. D. C. Familv flour barrels. . 250 The J.C. Ergood Co.. Washington, D. C. White-wine vinegar gallons. . . . 50 10.5 cents per gallon.

Xo. 22.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year ended June jo, 1900.

Name of contractor. Title of document.

Number

of

illustrations. Number

of printed

copies

each. Number

of

.

engraved

plates. Amount

of

contract.

A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md.Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 7.

24 15, 150 $4, 078. 00 Do Annual Report of the Commissioners

of the District of Columbia for 1899.

1 5,45o 121. 00 Do Special Publications No. 3, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.

3i 3. 600 5, 300. 00 Do House Doc. No. 399, 56th Congress, 1st session.

11 1,850 998. 00 Do do 11 13, 000

5,925

1, 650. 00 Do Senate Doc. No. 306, 56th Congress, 1st 60. 00

session. Do. .: Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology.

14 9, 850 2, 115.00 Albertvpe Co.. Brooklvn,

N. Y. Monograph XXXIX, U. S. Geological

, Survey.

24 4,850 1, 320. 00
218 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 22.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedfline 30, 1900—Continued.

Name of contractor.

American Process Engraving Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Do. Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C.

Do. Do. Do. Albany Engraving Co. Albany, N. Y.

Title of document.

Do. Brown-Bierce Co., Dayton,

Ohio.Do.

Do. Do. Empire Engraving Co., Albany, N. Y. Do. Do. Friedenwald Co, Baltimore, Md.

Galvanotype Engraving

Co., New York, N. Y. Guggenheimer, Weil & Co., Baltimore, Md.

Harr}' C. Jones, New York, N. Y. Heliotype Printing Co., Boston, Mass. Do.

Do. Do.

J. Manz Engraving Co. Chicago, 111.

Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological .Survey, part 2. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 4. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 3. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 4. House Doc. No. 95, 56th Congress, 1st session. Standard Designs of Boats of the U. S. Navy. Annual Report of the Secretary of War for 1899. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of theU. S. Geological Survey,

part 3. Senate Doc. No. 306, 56th Congress, 1st session. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 5. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 7. Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1899. Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1897, part 2, vol. 2. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 4. House Doc. No, 399, 56th Congress, 1st session. Investigations in Cape Nome District, Alaska. The Louisiana Purchase. Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnolog\'. Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1899. Bulletin No. 47, U. S. National Museum. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 6. Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnologj'. Senate Doc. No. 60, 56th Congress, 1st session. Report of the .Smithsonian Institution

for 1897, part 2, vol. 2 Standard Designs of Boats of the U.S. Navy.

B

127

Number

printed u copies

each.

J5, 150

15, 150

2, 050

1, 000

8,300

3. 250

15. 150

9> 850

2, 050
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 219

No. 22.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedfune 30, 1900—Continued.

Name of contractor.

Julius Bien & Co., New

York, N Y.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do

Title of document.

Maurice Joyce Engraving

Co., Washington, D. C.

Meriden Gravure Co., Meriden, Conn.

Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S .Geological Survey,

part 1. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 2. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 3. Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 4. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 5. Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission

for 1900. Annual Report of the Secretary of War for 1899. Investigations in Cape Nome District, Alaska. House Doc. No. 95, 56th Congress, 1st session. Report of the Chief of the Weather

Bureau for 1898-99. Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 2. Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1899. Report of the Chief of the Weather

Bureau, 1898-99. Annual Report of the Secretary of War for 1899. .do .do Photo-Engraving Co., New

York, N. Y. Publishers and Printers' Engraving Co. , New York,

N. Y.

Twentieth Annnal Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survev,

part 3. Bulletin ol the U. S. Fish Commission

for 1900.

*2i

Number

of printed

copies

each.

15, 150

15, 150

15, 150

15. 150

6, 850

8, 350

125 3- 250

70 5, 850

3 5, 250

2 5, 250

2 500

3 be

83

Amount

of contract.

$473- 00

3, 625. 00

144.00

8, 836. 00

4- 574- 00

875. 00

608. 00

50. 00

22.60

1, 276. 00

835. 00

849. 00

388. 00

65.00

6. 00

46. 00

I35-0O
220 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.—Schedule of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing for

furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March /, /goo, to February 28, igoi.MACHINE-FINISHED BOOK PRINTING PAPER, CLASS A. Lot i. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inchests pounds:

B. F. Bond, Hagerstovvn, Md per pound. . $0. 047 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C * do 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York N. Y do 043 Tieonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 2. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds : B. F. Bond, Hagerstown, Md do 049 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 3. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 050 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 042 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 042 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 045 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 042 Lot 4. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 4S pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 042 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y -. do 042 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Compan}'-, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 042 Lot 5. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls)

:

Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 042 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 042 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 042 Lot 6. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls)

:

The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . .043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 7. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls)

:

Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 042 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 8. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 050 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 044 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md ' do 043
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 221

Lot 9. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls)

:

"Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 047 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 045 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 10.-5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls)

:

The Jessup & Moore Paper Company-, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 11. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 044 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 12. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 West Virginia Pulp & Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 040 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 13. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 9^ or 19 inch rolls)

:

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C .do. ... . 045 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 045 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 045 Lot 14. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 050 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 043 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 041 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 Lot 15. —5,000 reams, No. t, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 042 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 042 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 042 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 042 Lot 16. —5,000 reams, No. 1, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 042 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 042 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 043 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 042 Lot 17. —500 reams, No. 1, 38 inches in width: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED BOOK PRINTING PAPER, CLASS B. Lot 18. —3,000 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0,052 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 046 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 046 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 046 Lot 19.-3,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90 pounds: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 046
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Lot 19. —3,000 reams, 32 b}' 48 inches, 90 pounds—Continued. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . $0,046 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 046 Lot 20.-3,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70 pounds: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 044 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052

P. H. Glatfelter, vSpringforge, Pa do 060 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 045 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 045 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 055 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 043 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md. do 045 Lot 21.—6,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052

P. H. Glatfelter, vSpringforge, Pa do 045 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 045 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 043 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 045 Lot 22. —4,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120 pounds:

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 060 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 045 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 045 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 043 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 043 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 045 Lot 23. —1,000 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 052 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 050 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 050 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 050 Lot 24.-8,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120 pounds : The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 045 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 045 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 043 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 045 Lot 25. —2,000 reams, 22% by 31% inches, 50 pounds: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 057 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 044 Lot 26. —1,500 reams, 22^ by 31^ inches, 42 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 057 Lot 27.— 1.500 reams, 22^ by 31K inches, 40 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 057 Lot 28. —500 reams, 31^ by 45^ inches, 80 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 057 Lot 29. —1,000 reams, 38 inches in width: Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 057 R. P. Andrew & Co., Washington, D. C do 046 Wei-t Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 046 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 046 WRITING PAPER OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Lot 30. —8,000 reams white double cap, 17 by 28 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0. 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 059 Lot 31.-3,000 reams double cap (any color), 17 by 28 inches: Dobler & Mudge., Baltimore, Md do 084 American Writing Paper Cotupanj', Springfield, Mass do 072
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Lot 32. —1,500 reams white demy, 16 by 21 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound. $0. 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 062 Lot 33. —9,000 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 080 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 059 Lot 34. —1,000 reams double demy (any color), 21 by 32 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 084 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 072 Lot 35. —500 reams white folio post, 17 by 22 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass .do 062 Lot 36.—100 reams blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 084 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 072 Lot 37. —2,500 reams white double-folio post, 22 by 34 inches : Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 080 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. . . . 062 Lot 38.

too reams blue double-folio post, 22 by 34 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 084 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do ... .072 Lot 39. —500 reams white medium, 18 by 23 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 062 Lot 40. —100 reams blue medium, 18 by 23 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 084 American Writing Paper Company-, Springfield, Mass. do 072 Lot 41.—1,000 reams white royal, 19 by 24 inches : Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass - do 080 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 062 Lot 42.—100 reams blue royal, 19 by 24 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 084 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 072 Lot 43.—500 reams white super royal, 20 by 28 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 062 Lot 44. —100 reams blue super royal, 20 by 28 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 084 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 072 Lot 45.—1,000 reams white imperial, 23 by 31 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 062 Lot 46. —100 reams blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do . 084 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 072 Lot 47.-5,000 reams writing paper, white, 28 inches in width : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 059 Lot 48.—100 reams writing paper, colored, 28 inches in width : American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 080 Lot 49. —100 reams golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches, 28 pounds:

Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 050 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 100 COVER PAPER.

Lot 50. —2,000 reams cover paper of any size, weight, and color:

B. F. Bond, Hagerstown, Md per pound. . $0. 049 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 049 PLATE PAPER.

Lot 51.-75,000 pounds plate paper (first class), of any size, weight, and tint: Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 085 Reading Paper Mills, Philadelphia, Pa do 085 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass .do 070
224 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

MAP PAPER.

Lot 52. —200,000 pounds map paper of any size and weight: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass per pound. . $0. 109 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 115 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do. ... . 125 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 125 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 117 American AVriting Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 120 SUPERFINE DOUBLE-COATED BOOK PAPER.

Lot 53.-500,000 pounds superfine (double) coated book paper of any size, weight, and tint: Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 120 Reading Paper Mills, Philadelphia, Pa do 115 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 093 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 097 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 093 MANILA PAPER.

Lot 54. —1,000 reams manila paper of any required size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per pound. . $0. 041 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 050 Lot 55. —2,000 reams rope manila paper of any required size and weight:

Reading Paper Mills, Philadelphia, Pa do 062 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 056

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 054 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 065 Lot 56. —100 reams bleached manila, 24 by 38 inches, 145 pounds: W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y do 041 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do .046 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 BOND PAPER.

Lot 57. —100,000 pounds bond paper of any color, size, and weight: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass per pound. . $0. 138 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 150 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 319 Movant Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 133 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 140 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 139 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 340 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 117 ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

Lot 58. —20,000 pounds artificial parchment of any size and weight: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass per pound. . $0. 133 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 170 Mount Holly Paper Companj-, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 150 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 150 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 170 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 340 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 130 Lot 59. —4,000 pounds parchment deed of any size and weight: Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 170 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 140 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 170 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 340 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 130 CARDBOARD.

Lot 60.—20,000 sheets heavy railroad board, 22 by 28 inches, 280 pounds: W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 063 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 055 Lot 61.—20,000 sheets china board, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds: W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y do 063 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 055 Lot 62. —20,000 sheets colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds: W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y do 063 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 055
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Lot 63. —50.000 sheets manila cardboard, of any size and weight: W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . $o. 038 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 044 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 042 BRISTOL BOARD.

Lot 64.—600.000 sheets white bristol board Xo. r, of any size and weight: American Writing Paper Company, Springfield. Mass per pound. . So. 077 Lot 65.-1,500,000 sheets bristol board, of any size, weight, and color: W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y , do 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 042 R. P. Andrews & Co.. Washington, D. C do 035 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 039 Lot 66. —100.000 sheets manila bristol board, of any size and weight: W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y do 030 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 034 FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Lot 67. —500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass per pound. . $0. 129 Woronoco Paper Coinpan}-, Fairfield, Mass do 134 Valley Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do. ... , 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . 169 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 150 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 140 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 114 Lot 68. —1,500 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches : Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do T29 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 134 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 169 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 150 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 145 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 118 Lot 69.—1,500 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches : Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 129 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 123 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 174 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 145 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 145 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 114 Lot 70.-1,500 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 139 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 134 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 179 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass -. do 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 155 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 170 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 140 Lot 71. —1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches : Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 134 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 174 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do. . . . 148 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 170 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 114 Lot 72.—200 reams double medium, 23 by 36 inches : Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 148 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do... .180 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 S. Doc. 19 15
226 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot. 72. —200 reams double medium, 23 by 36 inches—Continued. Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass per pound. . $0. 160 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do 179 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 170 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 118 Lot 73. —500 reams royal, 19 by 2.\ inches : Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley F"alls, Mass do 129 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 174 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 150 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do 179 Dobler & Mudge Baltimore, Md do 170 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 117 Lot 74.—100 reams double royal, 24 by 38 inches: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 148 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 179 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 Keith Paper Companj', Turners Falls, Mass do 165 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do 181 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 170 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 140 Lot 75. —500 reams super royal, 20 by 28 inches: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 134 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Companj', Holyoke, Mass do 1S0 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass .do 155 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do 179 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md .do 170 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass „ do 140 Lot 76. —300 reams imperial, 23 by 31 inches: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 159 Valley Paper Compairy, Holyoke, Mass do 160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 180 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 160 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do 179 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 175 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 140 Lot 77.—500 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 159 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass ....do ... .160 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 179 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 160 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 160 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do 179 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 170 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. . . . 140 SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Lot 78. —500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches: Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound. . $0. no

Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 125 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do no

American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 079 Lot 79.—2,000 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches: Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 100 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do ... .110 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 125 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do no

American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 079 Lot 80.—2,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches: Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 100
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Lot So.—2,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches—Continued.

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound. . $0. no

Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 125 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do no

American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 079 Lot Si. —1,500 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches: Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 100 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do no

Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass -. do 125 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 100 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do no

American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 079 Lot 82.—500 reams medium, iS by 23 inches: Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do no

Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 125 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. . 100 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do no

American Writing Paper Company1

, Springfield, Mass do 079 Lot 83.—1, coo reams double medium, 23 by 36 inches: Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do no

Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 130 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C , .do 100 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass .do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md r do no

American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 079

Lot. 84.—500 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches:

Valley- Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do no

Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 125 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do ... .110 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 079 Lot 85. —200 reams super royal, 20 by 28 inches: Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do no

Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do 130 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md . . .do no

American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. ... . 079 Lot 86. —1,000 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width:

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do no

Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 125 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass do no

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do no

American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 079 TISSUE PAPER.

Lot 87. —2,000 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 21 by 32 inches, 22 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream. . $1. 53 Lot 88. —1,500 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 23 by 32 inches, 24 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... 1.67 Lot 89. —200 reams copying paper, 2072 by 24H inches: No proposals received. Lot 90.—500 reams tissue paper, 20 by 30 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 85 BLOTTING PAPER.

Lot 91.—25 reams blotting paper, 19 by 24 inches, 100 pounds: W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y per ream. . $6. 30 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 7. 00 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do ro. 00 R.Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 6.50 Lot 92.—10 reams blotting paper, 20 by 25 inches, 16 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 2. 00
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TAR PAPER.

Lot 93.— 150 reams tar paper, 24 by 36 inches, 50 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream. . $5.00 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 4. 60

I'LAID, MARBLE AND COMB PAPER.

L,ot 94.-25 reams plaid paper, 22^ by 28 inches: Loins Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per ream . $4.50 Lot 95. —50 reams plaid paper, 23 by 31^ inches: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 25 Lot 96. —60 reams marble paper, 20 by 25 inches (6 patterns)

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The "Werner Company, Akron, Ohio do. ... 36. 66%

Bernard Kupfer, New York, N. Y ...do.... 10.25 Louis Dejouge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 35 Lot 97. —10 reams marble paper, medium, 20 by 25 inches: The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio do. ... 16. 91^

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 24 Bernard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 20 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 40 Lot 98. —75 reams marble paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches: The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio do. . . . j6. 91}? John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 65 Bernard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do. ... 5.60 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 70 Lot 99. —30 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches: The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio do. ... 22. 26% John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6.40 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 60 Lot 100. —45 reams comb paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches: The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio do. . . . 19.44^ John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 95 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 10 Lot 101. —50 reams comb paper, 22 by 28 inches: The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio do. . . . 2o. 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 80 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 8.45 Lot 102. —20 reams comb paper, 24 by 25 inches: The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio do. . . 34. 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 40 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York N. Y do 8.45 TYPEWRITER PAPER.

Lot 103. —50 reams heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches, 22 pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass per ream. . S3. 30 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. ... 3. 19 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . 4. 14 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 4. 14 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do. . . 5. 05 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do ... 3.50 Lot 104.—50 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches, 11 pounds: Carew Manufactuaing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. ... 1. 75 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. ... 1.64 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... 3. 00 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 3.00 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do... . 3.05 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. ... 1.80 Lot 105. —100 reams heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches, 22 pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. ... 3. 25 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. ... 3. 19 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . 3.49 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 3. 49 John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... 4. 20 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. ... 3.40 Lot 106. —100 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches, 8 pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. ... 1.35 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. . . 1. 34
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Lot 106. — 100 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 03- 21 inches, S pounds—Continued.

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per ream

Carter. Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.

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John A. Dushane & Co., Baltimore, Md , do.

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do.

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Lot 107. —50 reams typewriter paper, 16 by 2S inches, 2S pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls. Mass do.

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Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do.

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Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.

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Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield. Mass do.

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CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPER.

Lot 10S.—100 reams cap paper, 12% by 15% inches, 16 pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass per ream

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.

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Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. . Lot 109.—500 reams letter paper, 21 by 32 inches, 4S pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do.

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Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. . Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.

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Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do.

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Lot no. —15 reams packet note paper, 9 by n}£ inches, 7 pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do.

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Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.

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Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do.

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Lot in.—100 reams quarto-post paper, 9^ by 15% inches, 12 pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do.

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Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.

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Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do.

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Lot ir2. —200 reams letter pap^r, 21 by 32 inches, 48 pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do.

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Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do.

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Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.

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Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation. Boston, Mass 7 do.

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American Writing Paper Company. Springfield, Mass do.

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Lot 113.—300 reams packet note paper, 9 by n inches, 7 pounds: Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do.

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Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do.

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PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

Lot 114. —150 reams French folio, 17 by 22 inches. 10 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do.

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« PARCHMENT.

Lot 115. —^,000 sheets parchment, 15 by 21 inches:

F. Bredt & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y per sheet

R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington, D. C do.

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$2. 30

2. 30 2.36

i-55

2. 22

2. 24 2.79

2. 79

2. 10

$1 58

I 59

5940

.4 75

4 58

4 79 4 79 4 24

84

90

90

75

1 15

1 19

1 19

1 18 4 75 4 38 4 79 4 79 4 24

$0. 80

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$0. 2727

Xo. 24.

Schedule of proposals for supplying the Government Printing Office wit

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stationery, fuel', forage\ ice, and miscellaneous itemsfrom July /, i8gg, to June 30

igoo. Item 1. —A. W. Faber'slead pencils, round:

E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C per gross. . $2. 40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2.92 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 2.75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 2. —A. W. Faber's lead pencils, hexagon:

E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C per gross. . $3.00 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . . . 5.35 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 4.00 Item 3. —A. W. Faber's pencils, all red: E- Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. .. . 2.88 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 6.48 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 3.38 Do .do. ... 5. 25 Item 4.—A. W. Faber's pencils, all bine:

F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.88 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.67 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 3.38 Do do.... 5.25 Item 5. —A. W. Faber's pencils, all green:

E. Morrison Paper Companj', Washington, D. C do. ... 2.88 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .. . 5.67 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 3.38 Do do.... 5.25 Item 6. —Dixon American graphite pencils, round:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 50 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 45 Item 7. —Dixon American graphite pencils, hexagon:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 4. 84 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 4.79 Item 8.—Dixon's "Carteret" pencils, No. 302: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 51 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 3. 35 Item 9. —Dixon American graphite pencils, all red: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5.84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 75 Item 10.—Dixon American graphite pencils, all blue: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5.84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 75 Item 11. —Dixon American graphite pencils, all green : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 75 Item 12.—Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, black : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 90 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 84 Item 13. —Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, red or blue : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 7.00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 90 Item 14. —Eagle lead pencils, hexagon, black, Nos. 1 to 5 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3. 88

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 3. 50 Item 15.—Eagle lead pencils, round, black, Nos. 1 to 5 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2. 92

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 2. 40 Item 16. —Eagle lead pencils, blue, red, and green : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 4. 90

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 3 00 Item 17. —Eagle automatic pencils, No. 865 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per dozen . . 1. 50

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 1. 50 Item 18.—Copying leads for Eagle automatic pencils, No. 865 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per gross. . 14. 40

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y. do 14. 40 Item 19. —Eagle crown penholders, No. 1 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per dozen. . . 27

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do '20 Item 20.—Eagle crown penholders, No. 2 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 31

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 24 Item 21. —Eagle crown penholders, No. 3 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 34

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 27
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 231

Item 22. —E. Faber's penholders, Xo. 267 : $0. 20 Item 23. —E. Faber's penholders, Xo. 26S : do. .. •25 Item 24. —E. Faber's penholders. Xo. 269: do. .

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• 30 Item 25.—Eagle ink and pencil erasers, small:

do. .

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.48 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do. .

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.62 do. .

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• 50 Item 26. —Eagle ink and pencil erasers, medium:

E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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•74 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do. .

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.83

.60 Item 27. —Eagle ink and pencil erasers, large: do. .. .80 do. .

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1. 19 do. .

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. 80 Item 2S.—Eagle rubber erasers. 12 to pound:

•57 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do. .. .60

C. S. Braisted, Xew York, X. Y do. .

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•54 Do do. .

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.67 Item 29. —Eagle penholders, Xo. 2410: per gross. i-35 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do. .. i-35

C. S. Braisted, Xew York, X. Y do. .

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1. 20 Item 30. —Eagle penholders, Xo. 3411: do... 1.44 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do... 1.58

C. S. Braisted, Xew York, X. Y do. .. i-45 Item 31. —Eagle penholders, Xo. 4712: do. .. 1.62 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C i-75

C. S. Braisted, Xew York, X. Y 1-55 Item 32. —Davidson's velvet erasive rubber, Xo. 12: •75 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington. D. C do. .

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.81 Item 33. —McGill's round-head paper fasteners, Xo. 1: R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C per box of 100.

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•0775 do .08 Item 34. —McGill's round-head paper fasteners, Xo. 2: R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do. .

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. 092 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .. .09 Item 55.— Underwood's Egyptian black ink:

R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C • 415 The F. W. McXeal Co., Xew York, X. Y do. . . . •38 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do.... •43 Item 36. —Underwood's chemical writing ink:

do.... .608 The F. W. McXeal Co., Xew York, X. Y do.... .48 Item 37. —Underwood's carmine ink:

R. Carter Ballantjme, Washington, D. C , do.... 1.44 The F. W. McXeal Co., Xew York, X. Y do.... 1.70 Item 3S.—Arnold's writing fluid: R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do... . •34 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .. . •36 Item 39. —Thomas's black writing ink:

R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do •30 Easton & Rupp. Washington, D.C do. ..

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•25 Item 40. —Maynard & Xoyes's writing ink:

. 28 Item 41. -Carter's writing fluid: R Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D.C do.... •375 Easton & Rupp. Washington, D.C do. ..

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•36 Item 42 —Sanford's combined writing and copying fluid: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... •50
232 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 43. —E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 33,

l/$-\nch : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C per gross.

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Item 44.—E. Faber's rubber bands, assorted sizes (Nos. 30, 31, 32, and 33, '/s-ineh, in each gross): E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C per gross. . Item 45. —F. Faber's rubber bands, No.o, ^-inch:

F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do Item 46. —F- Faber's rubber bands, No. o, ^-inch:

F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . Item 47. —E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 000, J^-inch: F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . Item 48. —E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 17: F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C , do. . . . Item 49. —E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 10: F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . Item 50. —Rubber bands, No. 33, Ms-inch: (No proposals received.) Item 51. —Rubber bands, assorted sizes ( Nos. 30, 31, 32, and 33, ^-inch, in each gross)

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(No proposals received.) Item 52. —Rubber bands, No.o, %-inch: (No proposals received.) Item 53. —Rubber bands, No.o, ^-inch: (No proposals received.) Item 54. —Rubber bands, No. 000, %-inch: (No proposals received.

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Item 55. —Rubber bands, No. 17: (No proposals received.) Item 56. —Rubber bands, No. 10: (No proposals received.) Item 57. —E. Faber's ink eraser and paper cleaner, No. 12: E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . Item 58. —Gillott's steel pens, No. 303: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.

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Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. . Item 59. —Gillott's steel pens, No. 404: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.

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Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 60. —Spencerian steel pens, No. r: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do . Item 61. —Spencerian steel pens, No. 2: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . Item 62.—Spencerian steel pens, No. 3: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D.C do. . Item 63. —Spencerian steel pens, No. 24: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 64. —Esterbrook's steel pens, No. 048: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 65. —Esterbrook's steel pens, No. 2: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . Item 66. —Esterbrook's steel pens, No. 183: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . Item 67. —Esterbrook's steel pens, No. 284: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . Item 6S.— Esterbrook's steel pens, No. 314: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . Item 69.—Eagle Pencil Company's steel pens, No. F 10: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do.

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Item 70. —Eagle Pencil Company's steel pens, No. E 170: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.

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C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do.

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Item 71. —Eagle Pencil Company's steel pens, No. 190: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do.

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Item 72. —Fyon's steel pens, No. 5, stub: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 73. —Fyon's steel pens, No. 5, ground point: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.

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$0.44

38

•44

.69 .69

3725 372

649

649

649

649

379

379

485

485

485

32

30

27

3°

3530

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 233

Item 74. —Miller Brothers' steel pens, No. 4: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. . . . per gross. Item 75. —Inkstands, 2^-inch, square:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per dozen. Item 76. —Inkstands, 2^-inch, round:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 77.—Sponge cups:

R. Cai'ter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C - do. .

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Item 78.—Mucilage reservoirs, No. 5: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C , do. .

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Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 79. —Erasers, knife blades, white handles:

E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. .

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Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 80. —Rulers, boxwood, 15-inch, brass edge:

E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . Do do. .

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Item 81.—Shears, 10-inch: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .

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United .States Trading Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 82. —Waste baskets: R.Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do... Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .

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Item 83. —Bone folders:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. . Item 84.—Tracing linen, yard wide:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per yard.

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do. do. .. Item 85. —Blue and white bonnet board, 17% by 23H inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per sheet. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 86. —White ash anthracite coal: John B. Daish, Washington, D. C per ton. John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 87. —George Creek coal: John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do. .

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Davis Coal and Coke Company, Baltimore, Md do . .

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V. Baldwin Johnson, Washington, D. C do .

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Do do. .

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Merchants' Coal Company, Baltimore, Md do. . . John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 88.—Ice: Purity Ice Company, Washington, D. C per 100 pounds. Knickerbocker Ice Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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Independent Ice Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 89.—Oats: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do. .

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John J. O'Day, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 90. —Corn meal: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do. .

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John J. O'Day, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 91. —Bran: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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675
234 REPORT OF THE 'PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 91. —Bran—Continued. John B. Daish, Washington, D. C per 100 pounds $0.90 John J. O'Day, Washington, D. C do 74 Item 92. —Corn: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do 715 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 65 John J. O'Day, Washington, D. C do 90 Item 93.—Hay: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do 595 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 60 John J. O'Day, Washington, D. C do 62 Item 94.—Straw: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do 495 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 46 John J. O'Day, Washington, D. C do 49 Item 95. —Flaxseed meal: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 00 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 3.00 John J. O'Day, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 96.—Spring dividers, 5-ineh: James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C per dozen. . 7. 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.58 Item 97. —Wing dividers, 10-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 50 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.00 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 25 Item 98. —Bookbinders' hammers: The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa per dozen. . 7. 15 Paragon Machine Works, Philadelphia, Pa do... 9.60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 16. 80 Item 99. —Shoe knives, No. 3: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 75 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 80 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 78 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 72 Item 100. —Lignum-vitse mallets:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 4.60 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do. ... 2. 45 Item 101.— Scoop shovels, No. 3: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 11.00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 11. 50 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 9. 00 Item 102. —Monkey wrenches, 8-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . 4.83

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 5.40 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 68 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do 5.60 Item 103. —Monkey wrenches, 10-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D.C do... . 5.99

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do. .. 6.60 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.99 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 64 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 6. 58 Item 104. —Monkey wrenches, 12-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D.C do 6.66

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 6. 96 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do.... 6.75 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 6. 60 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 7. 58 Item 105. —Monkey wrenches, 14-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D.C do II. 58

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . 13. 20 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 11.68 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, D. C do n. 28 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do. . . 12. 96
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 235

Item 106. —Stillson wrenches, 8-inch: John B. Espe\% Washington, D. C per dozen. . $9. 23 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 10. 80 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 9. 50 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 10. 80 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 9. 84 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 10. 08 Item 107. —Stillson wrenches, 10-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 10. 39 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12. 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 10. 85 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 12.12 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 11. 28 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 11. 35 Item 10S.—Stillson wrenches, iS-inch: John B. Espej-, Washington, D. C do. ... 18. 48

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 20. 40 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . T9. 25 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 21. 60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 19. 68 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do ... 20.16 Item 109. —Steel-wire brads, ^-inch, No. 18: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C per pound. . .12 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 13 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 11 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 065 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 11 Item 110. —Steel-wire brads, %-inch, No. 18: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 09

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 09 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . .10 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 052 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 073 Item in.—Steel-wire brads, i-inch, No. 18: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 08

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 08 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 07 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C .do 047 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 065 Item 112. —Steel-wire brads, i^-inch, No. 16: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do . . .08 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 08 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C .do ... .06 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 043 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do 0625 Item 113. —Steel-wire brads, ^-inch, No. 17: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 09

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 09 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 08 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 051 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 0725 Item 114.—Steel-wire finishing nails, 4d.

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John B. Espey, Washington, D. C per keg. . 3. 65

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 80 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 3. 50 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 11 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 25 Item 115.—Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 45

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 60 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 91 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 3.05 Item 116.—Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d.

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John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 35 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 50 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 3. 15
236 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 116. —Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per keg. . $2. 81 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 3. 00 Item 117. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d. : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 3. 20 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 35 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 3.00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 2.67 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 80 Item 118. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 8d.

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John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 3. 10 F. P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.25 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 2. 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 55 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 75 Item 119. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, iod.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 05

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 20 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 90 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 51 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 70 Item 120.—Steel-wire flat-head nails, 2od.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 00

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 85 Rudolph, West & Co. , Washington, D.C do 2. 46 Louis Hartig, Washington, D, C do. ... 2. 65 Item 121.— Steel-wire flat-head nails, 3od.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 00

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do. ... 2. 85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 46 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.65 Item 122. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 4od.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 00

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 2. 45 Loins Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 65 Item 123. —Steel cut nails, 8d.

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John B. Espe}', Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 00

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 30 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 50 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 28 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 25 Item 124.— Files, taper saw, 3-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C per dozen. . .38 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .33 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... .51 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 36

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y " do 38 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .38 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do .29 Item 125. —Files, taper saw, 3-inch, slim : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 48 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . .33 Thos. Somerville & Sous, Washington, D. C do .51 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 36

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do .38 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .38 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do .29 Item 126.—Files, taper saw, 3^-inch : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 38 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do .33 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do ... .51 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 36

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 38
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Item 126. —Files, taper saw, 3^-ineh—Continued. Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C .per dozen. . $0. 38 United States Trading Company, New York, X. Y do 29 Item 127.—Files, taper saw, 4-inch : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 40 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 35 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 57 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 385

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 38 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 40 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 31 Item 128. —Files, taper saw, 4^-inch : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 45 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . .40 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 62 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do .43

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 44 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 45 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 32 Item 129. —Files, taper saw, 5-inch : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 50 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 45 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . .70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 48

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 50 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 55 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do ... .38 Item 130. —Files, taper saw, 6-inch : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 62 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 55 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 605

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 63 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 63 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 49 Item 131.— Files, warding, 3-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 75 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 75 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 97 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D C do 725

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 75 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 75 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 58 Item 132.—Files, warding, 4-inch : F. P. May &Co., Washington, D.C do 75 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 75 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 97 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 725

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y '. do 75 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do ... .75 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 58 Item 133. —Files, warding, 5-inch : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 83 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 85 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.05 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 80

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 81 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do ... .88 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 64 Item 134. —Files, warding, 6-inch : F. P. May & Co., Washington. D.C do ... .92 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 95 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C. do. . . . 1. 19 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do ... .89

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do ... ,94 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C ... .. do 98 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 71
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Item 135. —Files, smooth, flat, 6-inch, safe-edge:

F. P. Majr & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen . . $0. So James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 95 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1 .05 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.02

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 00 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 05 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . .80 Item 136.—Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, safe-edge:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 43 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 2.42

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1. 81 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 25 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. .. . 1.74 Item 137. —Files, smooth, round, 3-iuch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 83 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 65 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 78 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 70

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 69 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 73 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 57 Item 138. —Files, smooth, round, 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 98 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 75 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 89 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do . . .80

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 81 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 83 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 66 Item 139. —Files, smooth, half-round, 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 12 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 15 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 1. 43 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 29

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1. 31 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . 1. 33 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 1.04 Item 140. —Files, smooth, half-round, 8-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 40 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 45 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 78 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 59

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1. 63 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 65 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 28 Item 141. —Files, smooth, half-round, 10-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 70 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 75 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 16 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 93

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 00 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do. . . 2. 05 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 55 Item 142. —Files, mill-saw, 8-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 80 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 70 Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 24 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 775

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 8r Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1. 05 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 63 Item 143. —Files, mill-saw, 10-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 05 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 95
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Item 143. —Files, mill-saw, io-ineh—Continued.

Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $i. 62 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, U. C do. ... 1.02

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1.25 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 18 United States Trading Companj', New York, N. Y do 83 Item 144. —Files, mill-saw, 12-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . 1. 40 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 25 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 16 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do r. 355

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1 . 38 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 58 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 1. 08 Item 145. —Files, flat bastard, 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 80 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 70 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 86 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 775

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 81 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 85 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 63 Item 146. —Files, flat bastard, 8-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 98 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 85 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 05 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 95

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 00 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 98 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 80 Item 147. —Files, flat bastard, 10-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 30 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... r. 15 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 26

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 31 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 35 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 08 Item 148. —Files, flat bastard, 12-inch: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 80 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 94 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 74

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1.81 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do ... 1. 85 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do . . . 1.44 Item 149. —Files, flat bastard, 14-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 48 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 25 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do".... 2. 67 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 40

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do ... . 2. 44 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2. 55 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 00 Item 150. —Files, round bastard, 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 83 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 70 Rudolph,West & Co., Washington, D. C do 63

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . .63 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 65 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do 54 Item 151. —Files, round bastard, 8-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 70 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 86 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D, C do 77
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Item 151.—Files, round bastard, S-ineh —Continued.

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y per dozen. . $0. 81 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .85 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .62 Item 152. —Files, round bastard, 10-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 30 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C. do. ... .95 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 14 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 02

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1.06 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 10 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .83 Item 153. —Files, round bastard, 12-ineh:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 75 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 25 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 51 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 1. 35

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1.38 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1.45 United .States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 11 Item 154.—Files, half-round bastard, 6-ineh: F.P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.12 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do.... 1.00 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 09

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do.... 1. 13 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1. 25 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do .85 Item 155.— Files, half-round bastard, 8-inch: F.P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.40 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 1. 25 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . 1. 51 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 36

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1. 38 Uouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 45 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 11 Item 156. —Files, half-round bastard, 10-inch: F.P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.70 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do. ... 1.50 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, I). C do 1. 84 Rudolph, West & Co,, Washington, D. C do 1. 65

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 69

L,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 75 Untted .States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. . . 1. 33 Item 157. —Files, half-round bastard, 12-inch:

F. P. May & Co. , Washington, D.C '. do ... 2. 20 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 00 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 38 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 13

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 19 L,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . 2. ?o United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 73 Item 158. —Files, square bastard, 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 85 James B. Uambie, Washington, D. C do.... " .75 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... .92 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 82

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 88 Uouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do . . .88 United States Trading Company, New York, N Y do. . . . .64 Item 159. — Files, square bastard, 8-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 1.02 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do .88 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 11 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, D. C do 1. 00

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1. 00 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1 .05 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do .81
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« Item 160. —Files, square bastard, io-ineh:

F. P . May & Co.. Washington, D. C per dozen. . $i. 38 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 20 Thos. Somerville & Sons. Washington, D. C do. . . 1. 49 Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 32

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do ... 1.38 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 40 United States Trading Company. New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 10 Item 161.—Files, square bastard, 12-ineh:

F. P. May & Co.. Washington, D. C do 1. 90 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do. . . . 1.65 Thos. Somerville & Sons. Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 05 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 84

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 1 . 88 Louis Hartig. Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 95 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 56 Item 162. —Screws, iron, flat-head, J^-inch, No. 5: John B. Espey. Washington, D.C per gross. . . 09

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 09 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 10 Rudolph. West & Co.. Washington. D. C do 0S2 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 10 Item 163. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 24-inch. No. 5: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 10 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 10 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 12 Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C do 091 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do 11 Item 164. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 5: John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do 15 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C do 13 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington. D. C do 10 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 125 Item 165.—Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch, No. 6: JohnB. Espey, Washington, D. C do 12 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 James B. Lambie. Washington, D.C do 12 Rudolph. West & Co.. Washington, D. C do 10 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 12 Item 166. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 6: John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do 15 F. P. May & Co.. Washington, D. C do 13 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 14 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, D. C do 11 Louis Hartig, Washington. D. C do 1325 Item 167. —Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch, No. S: John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do 15 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 13 James B. Lambie, Washington. D. C do 15 Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C do 119 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 134 Item 16S. —Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch, No. S: John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do 16 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do ... .13 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 16 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, D. C do 12 Louis Hartig. Washington, D. C do 139 Item 169. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 20 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 14 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 17 Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C do 128 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 152 Item 170.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 8: John B. Espey. Washington, D.C do 20

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 16 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 18 S. Doc. 19 16
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Item 170. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 8—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per gross. . $0. 148 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 168 Item 171.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 21 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 17 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 19 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D^C do 156 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 184 Item 172.— Screws, iron, flat-head, i%-inch, No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 24

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 21 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 23 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 184 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 216 Item 173. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 26 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 22 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 26 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C ". .do 194 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 232 Item 174.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 21 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C dq 17 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 19 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 156 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 176 Item 175. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 22 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 17 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 20 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, U. C do 156 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 184 Item 176. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 1^2-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 25 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 19 James B. Lanibie, Washington, D. C do 22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 175 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 177. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 26 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 22 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 25 Rudolph, West-& Co., Washington, D. C do 202 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 232 Item 178. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 28

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 23 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C .• do 28 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 211 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 248 Item 179.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 32

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 26 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 23 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 272 Item 180.— Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%-iuch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 40

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 31 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 35 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 257 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 328 Item 181.—Screws, iron, flat-head, -2^-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 44 F.P.May & Co., Washington, D.C do 35 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 40.
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Item 1S1.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 10—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., "Washington, D. C per gross. . $o. 322 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 376 Item 182.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 24 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 18 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 21 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 165 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 192 Item 183.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 26 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 20 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 24 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 184 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do ... .216 Item 184.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 30

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 23 James B. Lambie, Washington, D, C do 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 211 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 24 Item 185. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-ineh, No. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 32 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 25 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 28 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 23 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 264 Item 186. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 34

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 26 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do .239 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 28 Item 187. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%!-inch, No. 12 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 40

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 30 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 35 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 266 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 312 Item 188. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%-iuch, No. 12 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 46

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 38 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 38 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 34 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do 40 Item 189.—Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch, No. 14 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 26 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 18 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 165 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 192 Item iqo. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 14 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 40 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 28 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 257 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 296 Item 191. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 14 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 40 F.P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 30 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 35 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 276 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 32 Item 192—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 44

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 35 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 40
244 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 192. —.Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per gross. . $0. ^22 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 368 Item 193. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2j^-inch, No. 14 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . . 50

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do . . . .38 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 341 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 408 Item 194. —Brass oilers, %-pint, 10-inch spout : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . 5.58 Item 195. —Brass spouts, f8 inches long, for ^-pint brass oilers : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 4.85 Item 196. —Brass oilers, i-gill : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.50 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.05 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 25 Item 197. —Black pipe, 6-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per foot . . 632 Item 198.—-Black pipe, 5-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 502 Item 199. —Black pipe, 4-inch : Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 347 Item 200. —Black pipe, 3^-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 301 Item 201.—Black pipe, 3-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington. D. C do 243 Item 202. —Black pipe, 2^-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C .do 185 Item 203. —Black pipe, 2-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 117 Item 204.—Black pipe, i^-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 087 Item 205.—Black pipe, 1 14 -inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 071 Item 206. —Black pipe, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do 053 Item 20/.—Black pipe, 34-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 037 Item 208. —Black pipe, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do 034 Item 209. —Black pipe, %-inch:

Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do 028 Item 210. —Black pipe, J^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 028 Item 211.—Galvanized pipe, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 389 Item 212. —Galvanized pipe, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 191 Item 213.—Galvanized pipe, iJ4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 143 Item 214. —Galvanized pipe, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 117 Item 215. —Galvanized pipe, i-iuch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 084 Item 216. —Galvanized pipe, ^-inch:

Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, I). C do 062 Item 217. —Galvanized pipe, ]4-^ch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 055 Item 218. —Black steam elbows, 6-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . 9.90 Item 219. —Black steam elbows, 5-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 7. 20 Item 220. —Black steam elbows, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C. do 4. 32
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Item 221.—Black steam elbows, 3%-inch:

Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $3. 78 Item 222.—Black steam elbows, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 70 Item 223.—Black steam elbows, 2^-inch:

Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 80 Item 224.—Black steam elbows, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.08 Item 225. —Black steam elbows, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .72 Item 226. —Black steam elbows, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C » do 58 Item 227. —Black steam elbows, i-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 38 Item 228. —Black steam elbows, ^-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... .29 Item 229. —Black steam elbows, %-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .22 Item 230. —Black steam elbows, %-inch : Thos. Sornerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 18 Item 231.—Black steam elbows, %;-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. '. . . .18 Item 232. —Galvanized elbows, 3-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 5. 40 Item 233. —Galvanized elbows, 2^-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 60 Item 234. —Galvanized elbows, 2-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 40 Item 235. —Galvanized elbows, i^-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 35 Item 236. —Galvanized elbows, i%!-iuch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . .98 Item 237. —Galvanized elbows, i-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . .65 Item 238.—Galvanized elbows, ^-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . .35 Item 239. —Galvanized elbows, 3^-inch : Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... .24 Item 240. —Black steam tees, 6-inch : Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 14. 40 Item 241. — Black steam tees, 5-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 10.80 Item 242. —Black steam tees, 4-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 6. 30 Item 243. —Black steam tees, 3^-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.40 Item 244. —Black steam tees, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 96 Item 245. —Black steam tees, 2^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 63 Item 246. —Black steam tees, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 48 Item 247.—Black steam tees, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 04 Item 248. —Black steam tees, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 83 Item 249.—Black steam tees, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . .54 Item 250.—Black steam tees, %-inch:

Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... .43 Item 251.—Black steam tees, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .32 Item 252. —Black steam tees, %-ineh: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .29 Item 253.— Black steam tees, %!-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do ,29
246 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 254.—Galvanized tees, 3-inch:

$7- 92 Item 255. —Galvanized tees, 2%-inch:

5. 26 Item 256.-—Galvanized tees, 2-inch:

2.70 Item 257. —Galvanized tees, ij^-inch:

• 1.65 Item 25S. —Galvanized tees, i^-inch:

• 1-50 Item 259. —Galvanized tees, i-inch:

1. 12 Item 260.—Galvanized tees, J^-inch:

. 60 Item 261. —Galvanized tees, %-inclv.

• 34 Item 262. —Black flange unions, 6-inch:

14. 22 Item 263. —Black flange unions, 5-inch: "•34 Item 264.—Black flange unions, 4-inch:

7-56 Item 265. —Black flange unions, 3 J^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . .

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6. 48 Item 266. —Black flange unions, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . .

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5-40 Item 267. —Black flange unions, 2^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . .

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4.50 Item 268. —Black flange unions, 2-inch:

3. 60 Item 269. —Black flange unions, 1^2-inch:

2. 80 Item 270. —Black flange unions i^-inch:

j ._, 2.30 Item 271. —Black flange unions, i-inch:

1.87 Item 272.-—Black right-and-left couplings, i%-inch:

• 7

2 Item 273.— Black right-and-left couplings, i^-inch:

. 60 Item 274. —Black right-and-left couplings, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 54 Item 275. —Black right-and-left couplings, %-iuch:

.27 Item 276. —Black right-and-left couplings, ^4-inch:

.07 Item 277. —Jenkins Brothers' %^-inch globe valves, brass:

5. 28 Item 278.—Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves, brass:

6. 00 Item 279.—Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves, brass:

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7. 68 Item 280. —Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves, brass:

J 3-44 Item 281. —Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch globe valves, brass: j„

19. 20 Item 2S2. —Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch globe valves, brass:

,1 „ 26. 40 Item 283. —Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves, brass:

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42. 00 Item 2S4. —Jenkins Brothers' 2-%-inch globe valves, iron bodjr

, threaded:

do.... 57. 60 Item 285. —Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, iron body, threaded: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 80.40 Item 286.—Jenkins Brothers' 3^-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged:

do...

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93.60
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Item 2S7.—Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. .$124. 80 Item 2SS.—Incandescent lamps, 16-candlepower, 120 volts, 50 watts: Sawyer-Man Electric Company, Allegheny, Pa each. Jos.M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do. .

.

John H. Finney, Washington. D. C do. .

.

Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do. .

.

National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do. .

.

The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company-, St. Louis, Mo do. .

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The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn .do. .

.

John Early & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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The Warren Electric and Specialty Company-, Warren, Ohio do. .

.

The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do. . The Buckeye Electric Company, Cleveland, Ohio do. .

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Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. .

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General Electric Company-, Philadelphia, Pa. do. .

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Item 289. —Incandescent lamps, 25-candlepower, 120 volts, 78 watts: Sawyer-Man Electric Company^, Allegheny-, Pa do. .

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Jos. M. Zamoiski. Baltimore, Md do. .

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John H . Finney-, Washington, D. C do. .

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Western Electric Company-, New York, N. Y do. .

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National Electrical Supply Company-, Washington, D. C do. .

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The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company-, St. Louis, Mo do. .

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The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do. .

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The Warren Electric and Specialty Company-, Warren, Ohio do.

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The Fairbanks Company. New York, N. Y do. .

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The Buckeye Electric Company, Cleveland, Ohio do. .

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Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. .

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General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 290. —Incandescent lamps, 32-candlepower, 120 volts, 100 watts: Sawyer-Man Electric Company, Allegheny, Pa do. .

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Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do. .

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John H. Finney, Washington, D. C do. .

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Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company, .St. Louis, Mo do. .

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The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do. .. The Warren Electric and Specialty Company-, Warren, Ohio do. .

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The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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The Buckeye Electric Company, Cleveland, Ohio do. .

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Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. .

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General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

.

Item 291. —Porcelain cleats, 2-wire:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md per 1,000. Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do. .

.

National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do. .

.

The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. .

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General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

.

Item 292. —Hard-rubber bushings for Edison sockets:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md per 100 Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y .do . National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C .do. . The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do.

.

Do do .

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Southern Electric Company-, Baltimore, Md do. . General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do.

.

Item 293. — Attachment plugs to fit Edison sockets:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md each Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do.

.

National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do.

.

Do do.

.

The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do.

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The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do.

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Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do.

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General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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248 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 294. —Key sockets, polished brass, Edison type:

$0. T 5 Western P*lectric Oompanv New \*orlc !N Y do • T 5

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• T 3 1*he Perkins I\lectric Switch ]YTannfactnrin££ Companv Hartford Conn do x 4

• J 35 Southern PMcctrie Oompanv Baltimore IVId do • l A General p**lfctt"ic Oompanv Philadelphia Pel do • T 4 Item 295. —Keyless sockets, polished brass, Tvdison tvpe: Jos 1YI Xamoiski Baltimore IVXd do • T 4 Western Electric Oompanv New York N Y do • T 3 do . 12 The Perkins l^lectric Switch Manufacturing' Company, Hartford, Conn

.

j n • T 3

. 125 Southern P)lectric Company Baltimore IVXd do • 125

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• IT 5 Item 296. —Keyless wall sockets, I^dison type: do • T 5 "Western Flectric Company New York N Y do • 3° do • T 5 The Perkins Electric Switch JVXanufacturing Company, XXartford, Conn. do • T 5

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• 165 do • • T 5 General I^lectric Company Philadelphia Pa do • T-5 Item 297 Orimshaw tape black inch wide*

Jos IVI Zamoiski Baltimore IVId per pound • 72 Western P^lectric Company New York NT Y do 60 C A Muddiman & Co Washington D C do •3s National Electrical Supply Company, "Washington, D. C do •65 The Safety Insulated ^Vire and Cable Company, New York, N. \ uo. . . . .40 Tohn T?«r1v 8? Cn Npw Vnrt N V do • 5°

TXif* rT^i i rl^a n lr g f^nm T»n v\ \r TVf^Txr \t ot1t "NT "V do °3

,i„

. 60 Item 298. Pure rubber tape:

Tog TVT 7Qtiir\i<;l:i T£a ltiTiiot"^ TVTH do I. 05 Western Electric Company New York N Y do 7° "National T?1 f=»r*t t*ir*ti 1 CLimr^1\r Pntrrnjin^' WTa gXiiti o*foti T ^ f*1 -LN d LHJIlct.1 JTVICTCLI H_cil OlipjJl^Y V^.^JJ-IlJJd. lly , VV tloll 1 UJ£ LUIl, XJ. \— .do • 05 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New Y^ork, N*. \ do 60 do fir ,i„

. 66 General Electric Company Philadelphia Pa do • 075 Item 299* — Shade holders, 3/^ "inch, Gleason clamp: do • T 5

P" A AT 1 1 rl rl i m q n Rr C^r\ W7c* cTn i n erf r»n T^i O do «. 50 do 7- 5° TTi^ Tha Vtrr\r\Xra rnmnanv WacVii no-fnn Ti O do 18.00 do I 9- 5° do °« 75 Item 300. —White porcelain deep shades, io inches in diameter:

22.00 do

p- A TVTitrl Him o n ,9r Pa "Wo c*h i ti rrt *~tti "Ti do 16 00 do

C±f>r\ V? IVT 1 1 1 Vi Sir C*r\ W7a cVi i n erf on Fk O do '

12. 50 do

do...

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do.... 14. 50 Item 301. —Incandescent arc-light carbons, y2 by 12 inches:

.per 1,000 pairs. . do. . .

.

66 40 National Electrical Supplj' Company, Washington, D. C per 1,000 carbons. . 31. 50 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn . .per 1. 000 pairs.

.

70.00 do.... 63.90

33- 00 Item 302.—Cut-outs, No. 61465:

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Item 302. —Cut-outs, No. 61465—Continued.

$0. 36 do... •35 do... .365 do... •34 do... •35 Item 303. —Cut-outs, No. 61487:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do. .. .62 Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do... • 77 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do. .. •75 do... •79 Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do... •73 do. .

.

•75 Item 304. —Cut-outs, No. 61243:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do... 1.50 do.... 1. 10 do... 1. 00 do... 1.09 do.. •95 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do... 1. 00 Item 305. —Cut-outs, No. 62835:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do... .48 do... .56 National Electrical Supply Compam^, Washington, D. C do. .. •50 do... •54 do... •49 do... •50 Item 306. —Lamp cord, No. iS, B. and S. gauge:

•035 do... .036

.06 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do... •°33 do... .0275 do... .027 Item 307. —Shawmut fuse wire, i-ampere:

.60 do... •45 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do...

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.60 The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do... •49 do... •5° Item 308. —Shawmut fuse wire, 10-ampere:

do... •55 Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do... • 33 do.... •45 do... •39 do... .40 Item 309. —Shawmut fuse wire, 20-ampere:

do.... •50 do... • 3

2 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do.... .40 do... • 36 do... •37 Item 310.—Shawmut fuse wire, 50-ampere:

do... • 52 do... . • 3

2 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do... . .40 do...

.

•36 do.... •37 Item 311.—Shawmut fuse wire, 75-ampere:

do.... •5 2

• 3

2 do.... .40 The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do.... •34 do.... •35 Item 312.—Fuse links, 10-ampere, inches from center to center:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md 2.25 . do... . 1.50
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Item 312.—Fuse links, 10-ampere, ifg inches from center to center—Continued. National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C per 100. . $2.00 The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 70 Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1. 75 Item 313. —Fuse links, 20-ampere, 1% inches from center to center:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 25 Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 75 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.00 The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do 1. 70 Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do.... 1.75 Item 314.—Fuse links, 30-ampere, 1% inches from center to center:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do. . . 2.30 Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 75 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, I). C do 2. 00 The Fairbanks Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 70 Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 1.75 Item 315. —Fuse links, 50-ampere, 1^8 inches from center to center:

Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do 2. 50 Western Electric.Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 2.00 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 00 The Fairbanks Companj', New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 70 Southern Elective Company, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1.85 Item 316. —Rubber wire, No. 12: Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md per 100 feet. . 2. 35 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N.Y do 1. 37 Item 317. —Rubber wire, No. 10: Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do. . . 2. 60 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N.Y do. ... 2. 00 Item 318. —Rubber wire, No. 8: Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do 3. 00 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N.Y do. . . 2. 25 Item 319. —Rubber wire, No. 6: Jos. M. Zamoiski, Baltimore, Md do. . . 3. 75 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N.Y do. . . 3. 75 Item 320. —Virginia-pine culls, 1 inch thick: Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C per M feet . 14.90 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. . . 13. 50 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do.. . 15.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 16.00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 15. 00 Item 321. —White-pine shelving, 1 inch thick, dressed: Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 37.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. .. . 35.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do 34.00 W. T. Galliher & Ero., Washington, D. C do. . . . 37. 45 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 24.50 Item 322. —White-pine selects, 1 inch thick, dressed: Thos. W. Smith. Washington, D. C do 51.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. . . . 48.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. .. . 49.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 51.00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 55.00 Item 323. —White-pine selects, \y2 inches thick, dressed: Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 52.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do... . 48. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. ... 50.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 53.00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 55.00 Item 324. —White-pine selects, 2 inches thick, dressed: Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. . . . 53.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do 48.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. .. . 50.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do. . . . 53.00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do. .. . 55.00 Item 325. —Georgia-pine flooring, No. 1, i]4 inches thick : Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 37.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do 37.00
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Item 325. —Georgia-pine flooring, No. r, inches thick—Continued.

Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C per M feet. .$32.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 37. 50 Thos. R. Rile}-, Washington, D. C do 35. 50 Item 326.—Cabinet oak, 1 inch thick, dressed : Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 50. 00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 50. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. ... 45. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 56. 00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 50. 00 Item 327. —Cabinet oak, 1% inches thick, dressed : Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. . . . 52.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 60. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do 45. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 56.00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do. ... 50. 00 Item 32S. —Cabinet oak, 2 inches thick, dressed: Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 52. 00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. . . . 60.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. . . . 45.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 56.00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do. . . 50. 00 Item 329. —Poplar, dressed to % inch: Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. . . . 35.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. . . . 30.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. ... 32. 00 Henry H. Sheip Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 35.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 34. 00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 35.00 Item 330.—Cherry, dressed to % inch: Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. . . . 95.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do.... no. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. . . . 80.00 Henry H. Sheip Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 90.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 122. 00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 110.00 Item 331. —Virginia pine, 3 by 4 inches, rough:

Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 13.33 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 12.45 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. . . . 13.00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do n. 50 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 13. 00 Item 332. —Georgia pine, 4 by 6 inches, dressed four sides: Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 29.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do 27.50 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. ... 22.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 32. 00 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do. . . . 25.00 Item 333. —Maple, 2 inches thick, rough : Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do.... 45.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. . . . 65.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do . . . . 50. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 48. 50 Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 90. 00 Item 334.—Crash for toweling:

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C per yard. . .119 Do do 124 Do do 128 Do do 132 Do. .do 14 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 095 Do .do 1075 Do do 10 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 10

• Do do. ... . 105 Do do 13
252 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 335. —Bleached cotton, yard wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa per j-ard. . $0. 062 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 06 Do do 062 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 065 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 065 Item 336. —Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 085 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 0S9 Do do 0S8 Do : do. .. .0S1 Do do 07S Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 089 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 09 Item 337 —Bleached cotton, 6-4 wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 114 R.P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 119 Do do 118 Do do 109 Do do 108 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 119 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 12 Item 338. —Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 188 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. . . .19 Do do 194 Do do iS Do do 17 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 1975 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 1S5 Item 339. —Unbleached cotton, yard wide:

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 03S Do do 043 Do do 039 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 0375 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do. . . . 045 Item 340. —Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 102 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 104 Do do 10 Do do 096 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 107 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do. . . .11 Item 341. —Unbleached canton flannel, 32 inches wide:

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 106 Do do 1 1

8

Do do 137 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 09 Do : do 135 Item 342. —Paper cambric, white, in rolls: R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 052 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 0425 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 04S Item 343.—Alpaca braid:

R. P. Clarke Compan}-, Washington, D. C do 035 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do 015 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do. . . .03 Item 344. —Jewelers' cotton, white : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 18 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 21 Item 345. —Blankets : R. P. Clarke Companj', Washington, D. C per pair. . 2. 89 Guy, Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 18 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Item 346. —Rope for pressing machines:

Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 052 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 05
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Item 346. —Rope for pressing machines—Continued. John Early & Co., New York, X. Y per pound. .$0. 047 Shoemaker & Buseh, Philadelphia. Pa do 069

J. P. Xawrath, New York, X. Y do 05 United States Trading Company, New York, X. Y do 06 Item 347. —Cotton wrapping cord : Universal Supply Cornpam-, Xew York, X. Y do 095 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa . . . do 0975 John Early & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 12 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 107

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 095 United States Trading Company, Xew York, X. Y do 10 Item 34S. —Page cord : Universal Supply Compan\-, Xew York, X. Y do 15 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 148 John Early & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 147 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 152

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 15 United States Trading Company. Xew York, X. Y do 21 Item 549. —Heavy twine : Universal Supply Compam-, Xew York, X. Y do 059 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 055 John T. Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 055 John Early & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 0556 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 059

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 056 Do do 056 Do do 054 Do do 055 Do do 056 United States Trading Company. Xew York, X. Y do 0675 Item 550.—Twine : Universal Supply Company, Xew York. X. Y do 069 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia. Pa do 068 John T.Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 065 John Early & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 06 Shoemaker & Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do 077

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 065 Do do 066 Do. do 066 United States Trading Company, Xew York, X. Y do 075 Item 351. —Jute twine, 6-ply : Universal Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do 058 Hoffman, Corkran & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 059 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 07

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 0625 Do do 06 United States Trading Company, Xew York, X. Y do 07 Item 352. —Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3, 4, 5, or 6 ply : Universal Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do 124 Hoffman. Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 125 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 167

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do . 1575 Do do 14? D° do 135 Do do 091 Do do 1225 United States Trading Company, Xew York, X. Y do 075 Item 353. —Potash : Mackall Bros, Washington, D. C do 0425 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 043

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 045 Thos. F. Condon & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 039

14. Feigel & Bro., Xew York, X. Y do 0425 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 041 Chas. L. Hirsh & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 02875
254 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 354. —Florida sponge, medium : Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C per pound. . $2. 25 Do ,v do. ... 2.35

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 78 Shoemaker & Buseh, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. 38

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 55 Item 355. —Florida sponge, small : Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.53 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. 24

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 55 Item 356. —Yenetian formes sponge, medium:

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 63

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . . >. 90 Do 'v • do 1.75 Item 357. —Benzine: Standard Oil Company, Washington, D. C per gallon. . . 097 Item 358. —Tareolin: Delete Chemical Company, New York, N. Y do 35 Item 359. —Alcohol, 95

0 : Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2.53 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 2.435 Item 360. —Pure linseed oil: Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 49 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 46 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 55 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 47 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 51

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 55 Item 361. —Pure linseed oil, boiled: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 48 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 57 Geo. F. Muth, Washington, D. C do.. . .49 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 53

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 58 Item 362. —White lead: Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . . 055 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 0539 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 056 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 054 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 054 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 054

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 06 Item 363. —Turpentine: Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C per gallon. . .49 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 49 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 50 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 50 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 46 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 435 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 46

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 60 Item 364. —Crude turpentine: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . . 027 Item 365. —Lubricating compound:

John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 10 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 13 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do 12 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 108 W. R. Pate, Washington, D. C do 18 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 09 Francis Miller, Washington, 1). C do 14 Item 366. —Berry's hard-oil finish, light, in i-gallon cans: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C per gallon. . 1.35 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 1.55 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 35 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 1.4S

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.65 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 40
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Item 567. —Johnson's white kalsoniine, dry-sized: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C $0.05 do.... .07 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C ..do.... •05 Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do.... .06 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do... . . 067 Francis Miller. Washington, D. C do.... .07 do... . .065 Item 36S.—French zinc in oil, 25-pound cans:

do. ..

.

.09 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... . .079 do... . •075 Item 369. —Dammar varnish, in 25-gallon barrels : Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa . . .per gallon. . 1. 10 do... 1. 20 W. H. Butler. Washington, D. C do ... 1.30 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 1. 20 Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do... . 1. 10 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa . do... . 1. 14 do. ..

.

i-35

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do. ..

.

1.40 Item 370.—Wax tapers, in 4-ounce boxes:

C. A. Muddiman, Washington, D. C •36 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do.... •35 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .40 The F.F. Brooks Company, Washington, D. C do.... •95 do.... • 47 Item 371. —Glass, 10 bv 12 inches:

2.79 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do... . 2.30 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

.

2. 20 do.... 2.62 do.... . 2.75 Item 372. —Glass, 12 by 14 inches: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do... . 3- 10 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do.... 2. 70 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do ... 2. 40 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. . 2-95 do... . 3. 10 Item 373. —Glass, 12 by 15 inches: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do.... 3. 10 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C ....do.... 2. 70 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 2. 40 do.... 2-95 3.10 Item 374.—Glass, 12 by iS inches: Chas. Becker. Washington, D. C do.... 3. 10 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do... . 2. 70 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 2. 40 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do...

.

2-95 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do.... 3. 10 Item 375. —Glass, 12 by 20 inches: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do...

.

3. 10 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do... . 2. 70 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 2. 40 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 2-95 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do...

.

3. 10 Item 376.—Glue brushes, i^-ineh: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C 3-30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C 3. 10 Item 377. —Glue brushes, 2-inch: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 5.60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 5.60 Item 378.—Glue brushes, 2^-inch: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do...

.

11.40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C 11 . 10 Item 379. —Glue brushes, 3-inch: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 20. 70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 19. 20
256 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 3S0. —Glue brushes, 3^-inch

.$32. 00 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, D. C do... . 29. 60 Item 381. —Pick brushes:

do. .. 5. 90 Item 3S2. —Lye brushes: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. • 4- l 5 Item 383. —Lye brushes, Clinton, No. 3: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... 9- 3° Item 3S4. —Printers' absorbent moist bristol brushes, No. 2:

. 10.00 Item 385. —Matrix brushes:

. do... • 57- 00 Item 3S6. —Jewelers' brushes: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... • 3-3° Item 387.—Fitches, ^-inch:

.80 W.H. Butler do... . 70 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... .50 do... • 54 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... • 53 do... . 1. 00 Item 388.—Sash tools, No. 8: do... . 2. 40

. 2. 40

• 2 - 30 do... • 2.54 do... . 2.28 do... 2.75 Item 3S9. —Dust brushes, round end:

do... • 3-85 do. .. • 5- 10 do... • 5- 24 do... • 4-65 Item 390. —Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch: Saks & Co., Washington, D. C do... • 3- 60 Do do... • 5- 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... 3-5° Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do. .. • 3-24 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... • 3-58 Do do... . 6. 70 Item 391. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 1 inch: Fayerweather & Ladew, New York, N. Y per foot. . .048 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do.... .09

do.... •045 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do... . • 043 do... . 0375 Item 392. —Oak-tanned leather belting, i^-inch:

.08 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... •i35 New York Leather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do... . .07 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do... . . 072 do. .. . .063 Item 393.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 2-inch: Faverweather & Ladew, New York, N. Y . do... . . 112 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do... . .18 New York Leather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do... . . 10 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. . . 10 .0882 Item 394. —Oak-tanned leather Belting, 2^-inch:

do.... • i44 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do...

.

.225 New York Leather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do... . •13 do. .. . •13 do.... • 1 134 Item 395. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 3-inch:

do... . . 166 do.... .27
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Item 595. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 3-ineh—Continued. per foot do

do • I 375 Item ^9^- —O3.t~t3.11 ncd. leather belting, 3-ixicli, double; do • 332

T*"Vn-*e Catti pttiI 1 Si- snn TVq qViiti crirwi T") f**" do 54 do • 3 T 5 do - 3 1D do • 27 Item 39*" Oak-tanned leather belting ^^-inch* do 208 do • 3

T 5 New York Leather Belting Company, New York, X. Y do... . 187 P*hac A. '^r'"hifi Tf-Ti Si- Pa Yptt Vnrlr "V "V do • 10 / do • 1625 Item 39^- —03k-t3Tiiied leather belting, "j^^—inch, double* do 416

T*hr»= QrM-n^-m-ill^ Kr Qnnc TVa cViin erf r\n T> do ^cw "\ oi*k Leather Belting Company, New "\ ork, 2s. \. (J0 37

p^iot; a ^rhiVrpn Sr fn X>w VnrV TST V do • 374 Hudson Belting Company. "W orcester, ^lass .do. • 3

2 75 Item. ^99 Oak-tanned leather belting 4-iuch" do

do . Oo do • 215 do 216 do • I0 /5 Item 4.00 Oak-tanned leather beltin 0- 4-inch double* do • 4° do .72

- -43 Chas \ Schieren &. Co Xew York "N" Y do - 432 do • 3775 Item 401- —Oak-tanned leather belting, 6-inch*

r\n •35

T**hnc Qnm f^T~r~i 1 1 p* Critic *BS7ii w*h * n (rtmi T~* f do 54

do •33 Chas \ Schieren & Co \ew York X Y do • 331 Hudson Beltin°* Company "Worcester Alass do .30 Item iic —Oak-tanned leather beltin 0* 6-inch double* do . 70 Thos Somerville & Sons ^Vashin°"ton D C do 1 08

. DO Chs^ \ Schieren & Co NewYork N Y do 662

j _ .58 Item 403 Oak-tanned leather beltin 0- S-inch* j„

• 47

"TVi r\c Qaitiptti'1 1p Si- Cah e Tl'o cTi i n rrfrvn T\ P* j

.72 X"e\y York Leather Beltin 0- Company Xeyv* York "N Y rlr> •445 Chas \ Schieren & Co \ew York N Y do . 440

•39 Item 4^4- —Oak-tanned leather belting, S-inch, double :

• -94

T*i. Vino». Cfim Doin p>tti t: 1 \ me1 1 p* St- QriTi c TX ~o cVii -n rr+r\ 1-1 T\ <x_ oons, v* dsnington, u. do. .

.

• 1-44

j _ .89

flioc A QrVnVr^n Si- Pr» "Wtt- VnrV *V V •893 .78 Item 4^**t- —Oak-tanned leather belting, io-inch ;

• -59 TVifK QnmprTi'lIp Si- Qati c YVa c*h i n rrr r\n *T*» . .90

\ptt- \**r»T"lr T p^tVi p>r no*H"*Ticr pAmTiom' Vptt "y^T-lr "V "V j„ .56 Chas A Schieren & Co New York X Y .562 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do... • -49 Item 406.—Oak-tanned leather belting, io-inch, double : Fayerweather & Ladew, New York, X. Y do... . 1. 18 Thos. Someryille & Sons, Washington, D. C do... . 1. So New York Leather Belting Company, New York, X. Y do=.. . 1. 12 S. Doc. 19 17
258 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 406.— Oak-tanned leather belting, ioineh, double— Continued.

Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y $1. 123 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass. do... .98 Item 407. —Rawhide cut laces, i^-inch : The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 .60 •49 New York feather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do... • 35 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do... .36 do. .. .36 Item 408. —Rawhide cut laces, T

5B-mcn : The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do... • 75 Thos. Somerville & Sous, Washington, D. C do. .. 61 New York leather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do... • 43 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y .do... • 45 do... • 45 Item 409. —Rawhide cut laces, %-incli

:

The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do... • 9° do... • 735 do... 5 2 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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• 54 do... •54 Item 410. —Rawhide cut laces, %-inch : The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do... 1. 20 do... .98 do... .68 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do... .72 do. .. • 75 Item 411. —Rawhide cut laces, ^43-inch: The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do... 1.65 do... I. 35 do... • 94 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do... • 99 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do... 1. 00 Item 412.—Toilet paper, 5 inches wide, in rolls: R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C • °45 Do do... • °55 Do do.... • 045 Saks & Co., Washington, D. C do... • 065 Do do. ..

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.0675 John Early & Co., New York, N. Y do... • 051 Do do... . • °49 The F. W. McNeal Company, New York, N. Y do... • °49 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.... °49 Do do.... . 042 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do...

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• °44 do... .048 Do do.... • °5 25

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ..

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. 04 Do do...

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• °44 do.... .048 Do do.... • °5 Do do...

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• °55 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md .do.... .04 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do. ..

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• 075 Do do... . .08 Do do.... • °025 Do do... . . 04 United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do...

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• °47 Item 413. —Emery cloth:

•36 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do.... 55

do .42 do.... .42 do.... .44 do.... •355 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.... •39 do. . .

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.42

•75
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.per dozen.

do. .

.

do...

do...

Do, M. P. Bush, Philadelphia, Pa Do

Item 414. —Brooms, No. 7: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C James B. Lainbie, Washington, D. C Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 415.—Brooms, No. 8: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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James B. Tambie, Washington, D. C do. .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

.

The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do. .. United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 416.—Soap:

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C per pound. Do do.

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do... do..

do... Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa . . . .do. .

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Armour & Co., Chicago, 111 do. .

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The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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The Christopher Tipps Companj', Baltimore, Md do. .

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Do do... Item 417.— Water buckets, cedar:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. Saks & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

.

Do do.

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James B. Eanibie, Washington, D. C do. .. John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C do. .. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.

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The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington. D. C do. .. Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. .. Item 418. —Buckets, galvanized iron, 12 quarts: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. .

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Saks & Co., Washington, D. C do.

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James B. Eambie, Washington, D. C do.

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John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C do. .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Eouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 419. —Earthen crocks, 1 gallon: John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C do. Item 420.—Sawdust:

J. T. Walker's Sons, Washington, D. C per barrel

(Bid rejected.) * Item 421. —Cotton waste, XXX:

Baltimore Waste Company, Baltimore, Md per pound

Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y. do.

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James B. Tambie, Washington, D. C do.

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Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.

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Thos. Somerville & Sons., Washington, D. C do.

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W. R. Pate, Washington, D. C do.

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do.

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.

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J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. .

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Do do. Do. Do

do. .. do. .. J. T. Walker's Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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United States Trading Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 422. —Portland cement: The Grove Time and Coal Company, Washington, D. C per barrel. W. R. Pate, Washington, D. C do. .

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J. T. Walker's Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 423. —Rosendale cement: The Grove Time and Coal Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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$3-3o

2. 68

2. 40

3-05

2.50 3-24

3-75

3- 19 2.74

3-4o

3.00

3-48

.036

•037

. 046

•0375 •0325 039

•0336

-0325

.038 .044

2. 00

2.03

2. 75 2.40

2. 29 3-04

2. 25 3.00

1.80 . i-75

2. 15

2. 21 1.98

2. 00

1.50

•75

.065

. 069

.065

• 054

.0675

.072

. 069

. 067

. 067

.0675

.065 .0625

.06

. 10

. 067

3. 00 3-24

2-75

1-25
26o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 423. —Rosendale cement—Continued.

\V. R. Pate, Washington, D. C per barrel $1. 74

J. T. Walker's Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 20 Item 424. —I,ump lime: The Grove I„ime and Coal Company, Washington, D. C do 65 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 1. 00 W. R. Pate, Washington, D. C do 84

J. T. Walker's Sons, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 425. —Sharp sand: The Grove L.ime and Coal Company, Washington, D. C per en. yard. . 1. 20 W. R. Pate, Washington, D. C do 1 . 24

J. T. Walker's Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.30 Item 426. —Arch brick: H. A. Herrell, Washington, D. C per 1,000. . 7.50 Wm, H. West & Bro., Washington, D. C do 8. 00 W. R. Pate, Washington, D. C do 9. 74 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 7. 90 The Standard Brick Company,Washington, D. C do. ... 7. 50 Item 427. —Window awnings, complete: (No proposals received.) Item 428. —Re-covering window awning frames: (No proposals received.) Item 429. —Washing towels: Swiss Steam Laundry, Washington, D. C per 100 towels. . 2. 00 Tolman .Steam Laundry, Washington, D. C do 50 Consolidated Towel Company, Washington. D. C do 375 Jno. K. Korff, Washington, D. C do 40

No. 25.Schedule of proposals for supplying the Government Printing Office zvith material {exclusive ofpaper) from July /, i8po, to June jo, /goc\ Item 430. —Binders' boards, No. 1: Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . >o. 028 A. I,. Henderson, Milburn, N. J do 03 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do °i995 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 029 Item 431. —Binders' boards, No. 2: Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do 018 A. L- Henderson, Milburn, N.J do 02 Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 021 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 014425 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 0:9 Item 432. —Davey's boards: W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 047 Item 433. —Strawboard:

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do oi^ Do do 01^

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 015 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 014 Item 434.— Trunkboard: W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 059 Item 435. —Pulp board. (No proposals received.) Item 436. —Turkey morocco, various colors: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen . . 14. 25 Do. do 12.00 John Campbell & Co.. New York, N. Y do 12.40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 12. 50 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. ... 9. 75 Do do 13.75 Item 437.—Cochineal turkey morocco:

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 14. 25 Do do 12. 00 John Campbell & Co., New York. N. Y do 12. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 12. 50 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 13. 75
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Item 43S.—Levant turkey morocco : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen $30. 00 Do ..7.. do.... 25.00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 27. 00 Item 439.—Levant cochineal turkey morocco:

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, X. Y do. ... 27. 00 Hess & Harburger, New York, X. Y do. . . . 27. 50 Item 440. —English calf, various colors: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 22. 00 Item 441.—Blue straight-grained roan: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 75 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. ... 8. 50 Item 442. —Cochineal straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 15 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 8. 50 Item 443.—Green straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 8. 50 Item 444. —Maroon straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 75 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. . . . 8. 50 Item 445. —Light brown roan, calf finish: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 00 Item' 446. —Blue straight-grained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 70 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 50 Item 447.—Cochineal straight-grained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 6.70 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. . . . 8. 50 Item 448. —Blue ungrained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N.Y do. ... 6.40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 50 Item 449. —Brown ungrained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 50 Item 450. —Cochineal English title leather, thin : John Campbell & Co., New York, N.Y do. . . . 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N, Y do. ... 7. 50 Item 451.—Cochineal English title leather, thick: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 50 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. . . 7. 50 Item 452. —Blue English title leather, thin: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 75 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 7. 50 Item 453.—Blue English title leather, thick: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co.. New York. N. Y do. . . . 6. 50 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y- .do 7. 50 Item 454.—Green English title leather, thin: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y . . do. . . . 7. 50 Item 455.—Green English title leather, thick: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 50 Hess & Harburger. New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 50
262 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 456. —Law sheep, extra: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . $6. 80 Do do 7.00 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 70 Do do.... 7.20 Item 457.—Law calf: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 23. 00 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 21. 00 Item 458.—Bark skiver, medium:

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 70 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 95 Item 459. —Bark skiver, thin: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 70 Item 460. —Fleshers, medium:

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 2. 90 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 2. 90 Item 461.—Fleshers, large: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 60 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 45 Item 462. —Imitation russia, in whole skins, medium:

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per foot. . . 14 Do do .115 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do .14 The Howell-Hirschman Company, Middletown, N. Y do. ... .138 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do . 1075 Eagle Tanning Works, Chicago, 111 .do. ... .11 Do do .12 Do do .135 Do do. ... .14 Item 463. —Imitation russia, in whole skins, heavy:

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .13 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do .15 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do .125 Eagle Tanning Works, Chicago, 111 do .11 Do do. ... .12 Do do . . .135 Do do. ... .14 Item 464. —Imitation russia, in half skins, pebbled: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do .16 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .15 Item 465.—Cowhide buffing, various colors, thick: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. do. ... . 078 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . .074 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do .08 Item 466. —Cowhide buffing, various colors, thin : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .07 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do .064 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .07 Item 467. —Book cloth, black: Louis Siegbert &. Brother, New York, N. Y per piece. . 3. 50 Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do. ... 4. 00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. f>o Item 468.'—Book cloth, common colors: Louis .Siegbert & Bro., New York, N. Y per piece. . 4. 60 Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do. ... 5. 25 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 30 Item 469. —Book cloth, brown or black: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do. ... 6. 20 Item 470. —Book cloth, green: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do. . . . 6.50 Item 471. —Book cloth, blue: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 6.50 Item 472. —Book cloth, ruby, solferino, and magenta:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 7. 25 Item 473.—Book cloth, cochineal: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 8.00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 4. 30
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Item 474. —Book cloth, any shade or color:

$6. 50 do. .. . 4-3° Item 475. —Ruling pens, faint line, letter C:

. 009 The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Conipauv, Harrisburs:, Pa do...

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• o*i§ Item 476. —Ruling pens, single down line: Bigelow & Co., Swarthniore, Pa do...

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.014 The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do.... . 017 Item 477. —Ruling pens, double down line: do.... .014 do.... -017 Item 478. —Ruling pens, long, double:

do... . .018 do.... •02|§ Item 479- —Ruling pens, long, single: Bigelow & Co., Swarthmore, Pa do.... .Ol8 do...

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Item 4S0.—Silk headband, No. 2: I,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, X. Y per piece.

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• 3° do. .. . .29 Item 4S1.—Silk headband, Xo. 3: do...

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33 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do.... • 32 Item 4S?. —Silk headband. No. 4: do.... • 36 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do.... • 35 Item 4S3. —Gold leaf, XX:

Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa 6.85 M. Schultz & Bro., New York, N. Y do.... 6.75 Item 4S4. —Gold leaf, usual: Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... 5- 80 M. Schultz & Bro., New York, N. Y do... . 5.85 Item 4S5.—Gold leaf, edge: Hastings & Co., Philadelphia. Pa do... 8.15 M. Schultz & Bro.. New York. N. Y do.... 8. 10 Item 4S6. —Hayes's thread. No. 16, 3-cord

E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y • 57

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. .. . • .63 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do.... •54 Do do. ..

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.76 Item 4S7.—Hayes's thread, No. 16, 4-cord: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. ..

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J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do.... •63 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do.... •54 Do do.... ./6 Item 4SS. —American thread, No, 16:

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do.... •54 do.... .60 Item 4S9. —American thread. No. 20:

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do.... •54 do... . •65 Item 490. —American thread. No. 30:

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do... . -625 do.... .70 Item 491. —American thread, No. 35:

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do... •83 do.... .85 Item 492. —No. 60, 2-cord thread, in skeins.

| No proposals received.

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Item 493. —Xo. 35, 3-cord gilling thread, gray:

E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do... . .60

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do... . • 514 John Early & Co., New York, N. Y do.... • 52 Item 494.—No. 45, 3-cord gilling thread, gray:

E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do .80

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do .65
264 RErORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 495. —Linen thread for .Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 50: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . $2. 24

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do .85 Item 496.— Linen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 60: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do 2. 44

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 2.44 Item 497. —I,inen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 70: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do 2. 99

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 2. 9S Item 498. —Soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... . 258 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .26

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . . . 2575 Do v

. do .255 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. ... . 305 Item 499. —Tinned wire, No. 23: The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .10 Charles Beck Paper Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . .078 Item 500. —Tinned wire, No. 24: The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .10 Charles Beck Paper Companj', Limited, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .088 Item 501. —Round wire for stitching machines, No. 22: The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .10 Charles Beck Paper Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa do .073 Item 502. —Round wire for stitching machines, No. 24: The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .10 Charles Beck Paper Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 078 Item 503. —Flat wire for stitching machines, No. 20x23: The J. L- Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .12 Charles Beck Paper Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 108 Item 504. —Stereotype metal: Redding M. Milligan, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .055 Do do .057 Do do. ... . 059 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do ... .055 Do do. ... . 057 Do .do. . . . .059 M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do ... . 064 Do do. . . . 053 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y

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. .do .06 Do do. ... . 059 Item 505. —Lead: Redding M. Milligan, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . . 047 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do. . . . . 047 M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do . 049 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. . . . . 049 Item 506. —Tin: Redding M. Milligan, Philadelphia, Pa do ... .30 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do. ... .31 M. Lissberger, New York, N, Y do. . . . . 275 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do .28 Item 507.—Antimony and tin

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Redding M. Milligan. Philadelphia, Pa do .21 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do.... .21 M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. ... .175 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. ... .119 Item 508. —Solder: Redding M. Milligan, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .19 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do. ... .19 M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do .158 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .25 Item 509. —Tin foil: M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. . . . . 196 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. ... .18 Item 510. —Copper battery plates: M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. ... . 223 Merchant & Co., Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa do .225 Park Steel Company, Pittsburg, Pa do . 215
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Item 510. —Copper batter}- plates—Continued.

Geo. D. Maekev. New York, X. Y $0. 24

C. G. Hussey & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do... . •215 U. G. Hungeriord Brass and Copper Company, New York, N. Y do. .. . -215 Item 511. —Sifted cast-iron filings: M. Lissberger. New York, N. Y do. ..

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.023 Geo. D. Maekev, New York, N. Y do.... . 02 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... •0175 Item 512. —Sulphate of copper : Maekall Bros., Washington, D. C . do...

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0595 Thompson C. Gill & Co. Philadelphia, Pa do.... . 10 do. .. . •057 Item 513. —Blocking board, kiln dried : Geo. D. Maekev, New York, N. Y per foot.

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• 138 Henrv F. Sheip Manufacturing Company. Philadelphia, Pa do... . °7 Do do... •075 Item 514. —Block board, laminated : do. ..

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. 20 Item 515. —Stereotype backing paper. 19 by 24 inches, 50 pounds:

Wm. A.Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y 5.00 Henrv R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do...

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4. 12 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do.... 5-25 Item 516. —Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 60 pounds : Wm. A.Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do... . 6. 00 Henrv R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do... . 5. 10 do... . 6.30 Item 517. —White tissue paper, No. 1, 19 by 24 inches : Wm. A.Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do.... i-35 Henrv R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 1.40

- J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do.... 85 Do do. ..

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1.05 Do do. .. 1.30 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do... . 1. 10 Item 51S. —Extra cream tissue paper, No. 1, 19 by 24 inches

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Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do. .. . i-55 Henry R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 1.50

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do... 1.30 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do.... 1.50 Item 519. —Stereotype drying blankets : 2. 00 Item 520. —Sulphuric acid : Maekall Bros., Washington, D. C . .per carbov. . 2.80

Z. D. Gilmau, Washington, D. C do.... 4- 50 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do... . 3-59 do. .. . 2.84 Item 521. —Muriatic acid: do... . 2.40

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 3-50 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... 3-24

do... . 2.44 Item 522. —Molding wax: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y . . .per pound.

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.14 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do.... • 199 National Wax and Paper Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y.

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do... . . 10 Item 523.— Plumbago: M. Feigel & Bro., New York. N. Y do...

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.26 do.... .306 Thos. F. Condon & Co., New York, N. Y do.... . 20 Item 524. —Stereotype backing powder:

do...

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.09 Item 525. —Glue: Armour & Co., Chicago, 111 do.... 134 Do do. ..

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.124 Quaker City Chemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa do . . .

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. 12 do. .. • "9

Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ..

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• 135 do. ..

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.115 Do do.... . 12
266 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 525.—Glue—Continued. Charles B. Adamson, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 132

S. Isaacs & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .123 Do do.... .129 Item 526. —Ground glue: Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do. ... .125 Armour & Co., Chicago, 111 do .094 Quaker City Chemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .20 Do do. ... .14 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do .13 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .135 Charles Townsend, New York, N. Y do. ... .115 Charles B. Adamson, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .129 Item 527. —Ultramarine blue: Toch Brother, New York, N. Y do .12 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do .09 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .09 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 0S9 Item 528.—Chrome yellow, dark orange: Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do . . .15 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . .098 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do ,096 Item 529. —Chrome yellow: Toch Brothers, New York, N Y do .15 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do .085 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 089 Item 530. —Soluble blue: Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do .36 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .40 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C „ do .31 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .32 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. . .395 Item 531.—Carmine indigo paste: H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .90 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa .do. ... .60 Item 532.—Cochineal lake, marbler's colors: Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do .35 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do .55 Item 533. —Sweet oil: Charles I,. Hirsh & Co., incorporated, New York, N. Y per dozen. . . 3725 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do .90 A. G. Belden & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 08 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .74 Item 534. —Virgin olive oil: Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C per quart. . . 58 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do .60 H. G. Belden & Co., New York, N. Y do .49 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .478 Item 535. —French book varnish: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 12.50 Item 536. —Orange shellac:

Z. D. Gilman, Washington D. C per pound. . . 23 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do .23 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do .20 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .22 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .225 Item 537. —Egg albumen:

H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do .62 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .70 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do .70 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .75 A. Klipstein & Co., New York, N. Y do .74 Item 538. —Blood albumen: Armour 8: Co., Chicago, 111 do. ... .18 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do .23 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do ... .25 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .35 A. Klipstein & Co., New York, N. Y do .19
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Item 539.—Pearlash:

$0. 075 do...

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.06 A. Klipstein & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .065 do.... .065 Item 540. —Dextrin: Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do... .04 do...

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.04 do.... .055 Item 541. —Beeswax.

do...

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.28 Geo. D. Maekev, New York, N. Y do...

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•35 Do do.... •30 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do...

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•45 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .26 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do.... • 275 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do.... •31 do.... • 275 Item 542.—Granulated gum arabie: do.... .185 Do do...

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•195 Do do... . . 20 do...

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•43 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y ...do.... •30 do.... .42 do.... • 389 Item 543.—Gum arabic sorts: .do.... . 20 do.... . 222 Item 544. —Gum hog:

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do. ..

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.28 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .29 Item 545. —Gum tragacanth:

H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .85 Do ......do.... .65 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do.... •55 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa .....do.... • 74 Item 546. —Fosin: Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do.... 2. 25 do.... 1-35 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y , do.... 1.30 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 1-75 A. Klipstein & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 1.50 do...

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1.32 Item 547. —Powdered borax: Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C do.... .0785

Z. D. Gillman. Washington, D. C do.... . 10 Chas. Iy. Hirsh & Co., Incorporated, New York, N. Y do... . .0875 .do.... .085 The J. C. Frgood Company, Washington, D. C do.... .09 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do... . •095 Thos. F. Condon & Co., New York, N. Y do...

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.09 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .082 Item 548. —Pulverized alum: Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C .....do.... •0325 do...

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. 024 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .031 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do.... .025 Shoemaker & Busch Philadelphia Pa do . 022 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa ,.,do.... .025 Item 549. — Oxalic acid: Mackall Bros., Washingten, D. C do... . •075

Z. D. Gillman, Washington, D. C do.. . . 10 Chas. T- Hirsh & Co., Incorporated, New York, N. Y do... . .0825 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do... . • 075 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do... . 075

A. Klipstein & Co., New York, N. Y do... . .08 do. ..

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268 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 550.— Creosote: Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C $0. 35

•329 Item 551. —Stronger water ammonia:

Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C •°525

Z. D. Gillman, Washington, D. C .09 do. .. .084 Item 552. —Guards for patent backs:

.006

. 009 Item 553. —Hacks for money-order guard books: Gustav A. Schurmann, New York, N. Y per back. . 1.05 Benjamin F. Kendig, New York, N. Y do. ... .95 Item 554. —Back-lining paper for Smyth case-making machines:

E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 063 Charles Beck Paper.Company, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 045 Item 555. —Canvas for covering blank books:

I v ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per yard. . . 26 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. ... .27 Do do. . . . . 282 Guy Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... . 225 Do do. . . . .27 Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do .20 Do do. ... . 225 Do do .235 Do do .275 O'Jaffe & Pinkers, New York, N. Y do .28 Item 556. —Enameled duck, black:

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. . . .22 Do do -275. Do do. . . . .29 Do do .33 Guy Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... . 1975 Item 557.—Gray super:

J. F. Travis Sons, New York, N. Y do. ... . 0225 Eouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. . . do. . . . .025 Do do. ... . 019 Do do .019 Do do .017 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. ... . 019 Do do.... .02 Do do.... .021 Do do. . . . .022 Do do .025

J. W. Shattuck, New York, N. Y do .021 Guy Curran & Co., Washington, D. C do .02 Do do. ... . 019 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do .022 Item 558. —Tablet composition: Charles P. Walley, New York, N. Y per pound . . .15 Berger Brothers, South Bend, Ind do ... .15 Bingham Brothers Company, New York, N. Y do. ... . iS H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do .16 Item 559. —Parchment substitute, ^-inch: Douis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per piece. . .95 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do .47 Item 560.—Bookbinding band, %-inch: Eouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ..

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•50 do...

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.32 do.... •345 Item 561. —Flour: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C 3-47 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do.... 3- 75 Item 562. —White-wine vinegar:

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No. 26.

Statement ofproposals receivedfor lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedJune 30, /poo. Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 107 Illustrations for Annual Report of the

Chief of the Weather Bureau for 1S98-99. Item 1. —Photolithographing and printing 5,850 copies each of 70 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $1, 079. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 890. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 874.00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 849.00 Item 2. —Engraving 37 relief-plate illustrations: The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 34-50 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 33. 10 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 32.80 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 22.60 Schedule of Proposals for Photo-Engraving 721 Illustrations for Bulletin No. 47, United States National Museum.

The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C $2, 163.00 Electro Eight Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 550. 00 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 450. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 398. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 380. 25 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 252. 36 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 175 Illustrations for Twentieth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 3. Item 1. —Lithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 19 illustrations: Trautman, Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y $4, 475.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore Md 3,750.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 3, 625. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 2,871.00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 3 illustrations: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 74.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 60.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 55. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 52.00 Item 3. —Engraving 70 illustrations by half-tone process: The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 280.00 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 273.30

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 270.00 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 265. 00 The Gill Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 253. 44 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 248.00 Do 710. 00 Photo-Chromotype Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 245.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 216.00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 194.60 American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 170.36 Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 170.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 170.00 Item 4. —Photo-engraving 83 illustrations: Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 265.00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 248.00 Do 710.00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 194.60 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 85. 00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 83.00 The Gill Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 80. 18 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 66.50 American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 62. 30 Photo-Chromotype Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 62.00 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 60.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 46. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 44.00
270 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Schedule of Proposals for Lithographing and Printing 15,150 Copies each of 2 Illus- trations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part i. A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $610.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 473- 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 39S. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 349 Illustrations for Twentieth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 4. Item 1.— Lithographing and printing 15,150 copies of 1 illustration : A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $215.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 170.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 144.00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 2 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 104.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 70.00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 59. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 28.50 Item 3. —Engraving 121 illustrations by half-tone process: Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 473. 00 Do 710. 00 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 450.00 The Gill Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 361.40 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 349. 20

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 300.00 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. V 237.50 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 231.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 231.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 220.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 207.00 American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 204. 08 Photo-Chromotype Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 191.00 Item 4. —Photo-engraving 225 illustrations: Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 473.00 Do 710.00 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 450. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 349-20 The Gill Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 266.83

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 250.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 225.00 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 210.00 American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 195-95 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 174.00 Photo-Chromotype Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 162.00 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 149. 25 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 130.00 Schedule of Proposals for Printing by Photogelatin Process 15,150 Copies of i Illustration for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 6. The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass $698.75 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 400.00 Photo-Chromotype Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 163.50 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 431 Illustrations for Annual Report of the

Chief of Engineers for 1899. Item 1. —Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 127 maps: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C $1,072.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C r, 020.00 Guggenheimer, Weil & Co., Baltimore, Md 947-°° Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 125 maps: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 835. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 902. 00 Guggenheimer, Weil & Co., Baltimore, Md 660.00 Item 3. —-Engraving 179 illustrations by half-tone process: Photo-Chromotype Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 1,018.09 George T. Parker & Co., Washington, D. C 1, 000. 00
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Item 3. —Engraving 179 illustrations by half-tone process—Continued. New York Engraving and Printing Co., New York, N. Y $860. 00 Galvanotype Printing Company, New York, N. Y 850. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 800. 00 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 720.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 700. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 734. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 544. 64 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 119 Illustrations for Twentieth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 7. Item 1. —Lithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 24 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $4, 124. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 4,078.00 Item 2. —Engraving 95 relief-plate illustrations: George T. Parker & Co., Washington, D. C 200. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 162. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 135. 00 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 130. 00 American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 125.00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 117. 36 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 224 Illustrations for Standard Designs of Boats for the United States Navy.

Item 1. —Photolithographing and printing 1,000 copies each of 195 illustrations: The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass $1, 213. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 1, 149. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1, 134. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 1, 050. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 29 relief-plate illustrations: The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 300. 00 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 220.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 220. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 216. 73

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 200. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 212 Illustrations for Twentieth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 2. Item 1. —Lithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 5 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $1,043.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 797.00 Item 2. —Printing, by photogelatin process, 15,150 copies each of 7 illustrations: The Heliotype Printing Companj', Boston, Mass 1,510.00 Do i,334 oo Do • 1,337.00 Do 1,254.00 The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 1, 336. 00 Do 1,276.00 The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y 1, 191. 00 Item 3.—Engraving 200 relief-plate illustrations: Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 748.00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 ... - 720.68 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 715.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 24 Illustrations for Monograph XXXIX,

United States Geological Survey. The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y $1, 320.00 Do 1, 230. 00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1,494.00 Do 1,626.00 Do r, 326. 00 Do 1, 396. 00 The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 1, 570. 00 Do 1, 530. 00 Do 1, 490.00 Do 1, 375. 00 Do 1, 338. 00 Do i 1,300.00
272 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 272 Illustrations for Twentieth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 5. Item 1.—lithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 35 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $8,836.00 Do • 8, 654. 00 A. Hoe11 & Co., Baltimore, Md 10,940.00 Item 2.- Engraving 237 relief-plate illustrations: The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 303.77 American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 325.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 375. 00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 4S5. 40 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 30 Illustrations for Special Publications

No. 3, Office of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $5, 570. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 5,300.00 Schedule of Proposals for Chromo-L.ithographing and Printing 6,850 Copies Each of

49 Illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1900. A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $7, 410. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 4, 574. 00 Do , 4, 369. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 38 Illustrations for House Document No. 9s, Fifty-sixth Congress, First Session. Item 1. — Photolithographing and printing 2,050 copies each of 30 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New Y"ork, N. Y 51,423.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 240.00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C r, 225. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 1, 200. 00 Item 2. -Engraving 8 half-tone illustrations: The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 58.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 50.00 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 50.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 189 Illustrations for Report of Smithsonian

Institution for 1897, Part 2, Vol. 2. Item 1. —Printing by photogelatin process 11,900 copies of 1 illustration: The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass , $133.00 The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 140. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 188 relief-plate illustrations: The Publishers and Printers Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 750.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 5S7. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 332. 28 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio ... 314.00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 875.00 Schedule of Proposals for Photolithographing and Printing 5,450 copies of i Illus- tration for Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for

1899. Julius Bien & Co., New Y

r ork, N. Y $325. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 290. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 250. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 121. 00 Printing by Photogelatin Process 2.050 Copies each of the Illustrations for Senate Document No. 60, Fifty-sixth Congress, First Session. The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn., $50 and $56 per plate. The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass., $45 and $49 per plate. Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 65 Illustrations for House Document No.

399, Fifty-sixth Congress, First session. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 1,850 copies each of 11 illustrations: The Orcutt Company, New York, N. Y $1, 637. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y r, 247. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 99S. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 273

Item 2. —Engraving 54 relief-plate illustrations: The Suffolk Engraving Company, Boston, Mass , $99. 75 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 97. co The Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 97. 00 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 91-75 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 25 Illustrations for Investigations in Cape

Nome District, Alaska.

Item 1. —Lithographing and printing 28,000 copies each of 3 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $625. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 608. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 22 relief-plate illustrations: Consolidated Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 65. 20 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 43-5© Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 169 Illustrations for Senate Document No

306, Fifty-sixth Congress, First Session. Item 1. —Photolithographing and printing 5,925 copies of 1 illustration: Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C $82. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 75. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 60.00 Item 2. —Engraving 168 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 680. 00 Pontiac Engraving Compati}', Chicago, 111 657.00 The Suffolk Engraving Company, Boston, Mass 604.00 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 418. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 347. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 333. 50 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 286. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Photolithographing and Printing 10,925 Copies each of

5 Illustrations for the Louisiana Purchase. The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C $510.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 485.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 383.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 344. 00 The Friedenwald Company, Baltimore, Md 265.00 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 118 Relief-plate Illustrations for Bulletin

of the United States Fish Commission for 1900. Pontiac Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 $303. 20 Do 162. 70

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 200. 00 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 173. 10 The Consolidated Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 151.08 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 140. 00 The Publishers and Printers Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 135.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 97. 85 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 138 Illustrations for Nineteenth Annual

Report of Director of Bureau of Ethnology.

Item 1. —Lithographing and printing 9,850 copies each of 14 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $2, 128.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2, 115. 00 Item 3. —Printing by photogelatin process 9,850 copies each of 3 illustrations: Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 705.00 Do ! 768. 00 Item 4. —Engraving 121 relief-plate illustrations: Pontiac Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 345. 00 The Massachusetts Engraving Company, Boston, Mass 330.02

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 285.00 The Publishers and Printers Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 250. 00 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 249.60 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 235. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 229.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 208.80 S. Doc 19 18
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Schedule ok Proposals for Reproducing 74 Illustrations for the Use ok the Roentgen

Ray by the Medical Department ok the United States Army in the War with

Spain. Item 1. —Printing by photogelatin process 7,100 copies each of 37 illustrations: The Photochrome Engraving Company, New York, N. Y $9, 478. 36 Do 7, 014. 06 Do 6, 727. 41 The Ileliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 3,419.00 Do 3,606.00 Item 2. —Engraving 27 relief-plate illustrations: The Photochrome Kngraving Company, New York, N. Y 61. 14 The Massachusetts Engraving Company, Boston, Mass^ 40.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 37. 00 The Pontiac Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 35. 00 The Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 30.00 The Publishers and Printers Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 30.00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 24. 76

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /goo, with the length oftime each has been employed and the amount each has received, including leaves of absence.

Abbott, w.r

Abell, A. T

Abernethy, Charles. . Achard, Chas. B

Ackerman, A. M

Ackert, B. H

Adams, Annie C Adams, A. S Adams, Benjamin M. Adams, Carrie Adams, J. H

Adams, John Adams, Eouisa Adams, V. E

Adams, Wm. R

Adams, Wm. S

Addis, E- D

Adie, Alice Ager, Kate

Albers, John W

Albertson, Geo. H . . . Albritton, Jessie

Alburtis, Jas. H

Alden, A.J

Alderman, Ralph W.

Aldrich, Alfred

Aldridge, G.T

Alexander, C. J Alford, D. M

Alford, J. R

Alisea, Frank

Allain, T. T

Alleger, Thos. J Allen, Alex. R

Allen, Clemment

Allen, Henry M

Allen, H. M

Allen, John P

Allen, John W

Allen, R. J Allison, A. M

Allison, F. A

Allison, Matt. E

Allison, William

Alverson, J. E

Aman, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B . .

Hours

employed.

823^

2, 141%

2,549^

2, 292 1,810^

2, 504

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$411-75

600. 52

1, 261. 50

1, 137- 95

452. 62

1, 231. 20

266 133. 00

I, 262 631. 00 576 345-6o 2,215^ 53i- 72

1, 336 ^ 334- 11

2, 144 570. 69

2, 264 1, 113.60 1,818^ 636. 47

2, 495 598. 80 513^ 308. 10

2, 450^ 1,418.36

2, 004 480. 96

2, 499 L450-47

1,365^ 661.95

512 256. 00 544 326. 40

2, 358 1, 208. 14

2, 420^ 1, 266. 48 2,372^ 1, 296. 14

2, 233 1, 414. 03

236 59-84 794^ 198. 72 1,773 887. 00

756 188. 99

2, 108 590. 40

2, 399 1, 225. 38

2, 167^ 886. 95

2, 280 1, 132. 80 2,011^ 503. 06

432 182. 40

2, 379^ 1,301.43

2, 060 5i5-oo

1, 107 631.67

1, 158^ 579- 45

2, 432 1, 216. 00 1,580 395-8o

2, 045K 819. 2S

$513-21 610.68

579- 17

612.37

Name.

Ambrose, J. F

Ambrose, M

Amoss, James O . , . . . Anderson, D. F

Anderson, Edna S. .

.

Anderson, Ella Anderson, Fred. A. .

.

Anderson, Hardie A. Anderson, J. W

Anderson, Mary E - - Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andre, Mary G

Andrew, E- H

Andrews, A. E. I Andrews, E. E

Andrews, Margaret Andrews, M. E

Andrews, Zula H

Anson, Eugene

Anson, Isaac Archer, A. W

Armistead, H. M . . . . Armor, M. M

Armstrong, Arthur.

.

Armstrong, C. P

Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, James R

Armstrong, Mary

Arnold, A.J

Arnold, George J .

.

Ash, John

Ashby, Mary Sabin Ashcom, Mary

Ashe, Annie

Ashford, Edith B . .

.

Ashford, W. F

Ashion, H. F

Ashley, Wm. F. Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H. ..

.

Atkinson, E. T ! Atkinson, George O. . Atkinson, Jas. S

' Atkinson, John F. .

.

Atwell, M. H

Aukward, Geo. H . . . .

i

Hours

employed.

[,205^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$640. 45

i,993

2, 260

1, 264

232 2,049^

160 *256

2, 115^

977-

1, 228. 355-

55-

1, 157- 80. 1,472 410.78 2,018 568

2, 435 s

168

136.

c, 334-

40.

3-50

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 275

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Auracher, C. C

Austin, Bruce

Austin, G. L

Austin, J. E

Avis, Wm

Ayre, Florence O . . .

.

Ayres, Annie

Babcock, D. A

Babcock, J. H

Babcock, John

Babcock, E

Baden, Thad

Baggott, George

Bailey, Ida M

Bailey, Lucy R

Bailev, Mary E

Bailey, S

Bailey, Wm. H

Baird, Hattie D

Baker, Arthur E

Baker, Chas. W

Baker, Edward E

Baker, Emily M

Baker, F

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, W. H

Baker, W. S

Baldenecker, Theo. E

Baldwin, E. F

Baldwin, Walter J ... Ball, I,. I, Ball, Wm. A

Ballard, Claude M . . . Balmer, Harvey F . . . Barbour, W. H

Bardwell, Minnie W.

Barker, Arthur E . . .

.

Barker, F. C

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Clair C

Barnes, Geo. O ...... . Barnes, J. Walter .... Barnes, Laura E

Barnett, May

Barnhart, F. H

Barnhart, Grant S. .

.

Baruholt, Wm. H

Barnum, Horatio Barnum, MarkH., jr. Barr, M. W

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R . . . Barrett, M. F

Barrett, Robert D . . . Barringer, A. B

Barringer, M

Barrows, B. F

Barry, J

Bart, Henry F

Barrels, A. J Barth, Wm. F

Bartle, H. E

Bartlett, Carrie A

Barton, C. C

Bass, Wm. M

Bassler, Henry W. . . . Bateman, Wm. I Bates, Frank

Bates, Sidney T

Bates, William H

Eatson, Martin K

Battles, S. E

Battley, Alice E

Battley, W. H

Bauer, C. A. _ Bawden, W. H

Hours

employed.

1,828

2,5121

1, 840

2, 503

2, 808

2, 167J

2, 976

2, 424

2, 508

2, 125^

544

2, 198^

1,921%

2,313 440

2,482

2,500

1, 460

2, 165

1, 742%

1,404

2, 54*%

2, 216

2, 549

2, 219^

2, 405%

2, 504%

2, 097 *i95

2, 473%

2, 002%

2, 386

2, 230^

258%

1. 93956

2, 468 y2

2, 172%

2, 083^

2,475

2, 508

2,495

Amount earned. Time

work.

>i, 214. 15

1, 237- 53 865.55

1, 230. 70

928. 01

520. 20

16. 80

930. 00

1, 579- 61 1,081.62

1, 002. 50

326. 40

527- 64

461. 16

1, 152-50

105. 60

1, 220. 20

1, 229. 20

729. 20

683. 75

853- 25

354- 00

1, 476. 21

1, 087. 20

1, 142. 70

644. 70

1, 3i6. 59

1, 252. 75 1,368.63

524- 25

780. 00

1, 3°3- 85

480. 60

1, 308. 66

1,098.85

155- 10

465. 48 i,5ii-i7

1, 134. 16

1,044. 45

1, 216. 70

1, 320. 96

1, 226. 70

1,930 482. 50

1, 169 584. 70 2,177% 1, 070. 35

1, 234% 654-85 2,461^ 1,222.95

2, 968 1, 001. 70 864 432. 00

1,925 962. 90

2, 499% 1, 249- 75 1,183 1,981%

697. 90

475- 56

2, 608 1,291.92 1,482^ 867. 24 1,750 870. 60 h 796% 985. 10 32 19. 20

2, 360 1, 176. 30

1,168 584. 00

2, 254 566. 60

2, 047^ 1, 132.42 357 , 85.68

1,98748

666. 45

1, 037. 09

28. 80

Piece- work.

$603. 25

627.92

639. 08

584. 01

55- 00

623. 94

613.

615.22

59I-42

565- 70

618.79

Baxter, A. E

Baxter, B. H

Baxter, Frank A

Baxter, lone T

Baxter, S. W

Bayly, John A

Bayne, Christie S . . .

.

Bayne, William H. ..

.

Beach, D. W

Beach H. D

Beadle, Stephen A..

.

Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beall, R. E

Beaman, J. R

Beamer, Fannie

Beard, Clarence E • • Beasley, Wm. A

Beatty, A. P

Beatty, R. E

Bechert, W. H

Bechtel, C. V

Beck, A. H

Becker, Ernest Beckman, Chas. J . .

.

Beckwith, Daniel. . . . Beckwith, Nettie Beddow, Wm. C

Beene, Russell O

Beight, Melvin M

Belair, Felix J Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Chas. W

Bell, Ellen

Bell, Frank

Bell, Georgia Mc- Kenna

Bell, J. M

Bell, Lander

Bell, Ovid

Bell, Peyton

Bell, S. H

Bell, W. P

Bellinger, Abra u...

Bellinger, O. B

Bellis, Esther E

Bender, CM

Benham, John S Benham, W. R

Benjamin, W. T

Benker, C. G

Bennet, Jere Bennett, C. E

Bennett, E.J

Bennett, Thomas D. . Benson, Henry

Benton, A.J

Bentz, A. W

Bentzel, Charles H . . Bentzler, Jno. E

Berckmann,Wm. E- - Berg, John R

Berger, F. H

Berger, Joseph J . . . . Bergin, Mary E

Bergman, Blanche E- Bergman, Mary A . .

.

Beringer, William H.

Berkeley, Geo. T

Bernhardi, Charles . . Berry, George

Berston, Mary E

Berwick, Wm

Best, A. M

Best, H. D

Bethea, J. K

Hours employed.

2, 288

2, 062

2, 342

2, 440 976 32

2,243 626 90

2, 562 616 89

1,208 644 00

2, 481 1,259 69

2, 6595-2 1,427 80

2, 3°4% 1, 137 15

2, 204^ 1,081 45

37D72 °5

2, 506 1, 239 24

I, 101 1,448

276 75 416 70 716 358 00

54672 327 90 1,546% 773 25

2, 3 l6 % i,i37 45

2, 482^ 1, 292 60

2, 372 592 99

2, 84O 958 50

1,882 470 49

i,7i4 546 59

2, 251 1,275 25

2, 177 593 47

2, 354% 1, 156 90

*3°3 1,136 25 980% 491 05

2, 207 1,088 30 2,057 493 68, i,45o 725 00

2,464

1,332

2, 540^

672

607

1, 106

2, 504

2, 504

2, 50972

2, 347%

2, 452

2, 485%

2, 272 2,37i%

1,994%

1, 400 *357

1,449

2, 57o

2, 428

2,523

, 1,969%

1,961

2, 01744 /*2o7

I 872

862

2, 173%

2, 383%

56

56

2, 108 1,999

2, 484

764

2, 072

2, 504 *3i3

2, 203^

2, 157

Amount earned. Time

work.

$635. 73 1,031.30

1, 150. 20

616. 00

645. 20

638. 41

168. 00

364. 20

284. 57

t, 231. 20

626. 00

i,239-99

717. 42

1, 210. 18

869. 91

568. 15

713- 73

999- 25

836. 80

949. 90 821.75

1, 535- 60

607. 00

1, 394- 38

993. 12

980. 50

987. 70

22. 00

j-1.664.36

216. 57

1, 074. 15

573- 72

16. 80

16.80

1, 040. 40

99!-50

745- 20

382. 00

497- 28

1, 231. 20

469. 50

1,082.95

690. 24 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Beyler, Edward

Bier, Robt.E

Bierley, William

Biggart,C

Biggins, Mamie R . .

.

Billings, H.B

Billings, T. E

Bilyen, Geo. W

Binkert, Damon A.,jr Bird, J.C Birmingham, Jos. J

. . Bisbee, H. V

Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Black, A. H

Blackburn, Samuel. . Blackiston, Lillie L. . Blackistone, Frances P

Blackwill, Armstead.

Blair, Nellie

Blair, Victors

Blaisdell, John W. ..

.

Blake, E. M

Blake, F. E

Blake, W. W

Blanchard, Susie E . . Blessing, E- M

Bloomer, A. F

Blore, MarjBlosser, Ross J Blunt, Geo. W

Boag, J. O

Bobbitt, R. L

Boehmer, John A

Boernstein, Henry N. Bogan, Naomi R

Bogia, Ferd F

Bolaud, B. T

Bolden, Samuel

Bolland, Benj

Bolten, Win. R

Bond, Marion M

Bonebrake, James H.

Boner, John H

Bonney, Byron W. . . . Boo, Louis E

Booker, RoseV

Boone, Geo. R

Boone, Mary E

Booth, Marion H

Booth, Wm. H

Boothby, W. C

Boring, E- P

Borland, Alex. T

Bornkessell, T. C

Borst, J. A

Borst, Kate C

Boss, James G

Boss, Jno. R

Boss, John P

Boss, Eaura V

Boswell, George E . .

.

Boteler, Harry S

Boteler, O. C

Boutwell, Abbie E .

.

Bowden, Fletcher. . . . Bowe, Patrick Bowen, Arthur E

Rowen, A. w

Bowersox, Mary

Bowie, A. J Bowie, M. E

Bowie, Randall Bowley, Harkness E • Boyd, Alex

Hours

employed.

2, 198

2, 210^

2, 258 1,973^

* 262

2, 779%

2, 430%

2, 154

2, 130% 482^

2, 122%

1, 225 1,888 2,215^

2, 436

1,989

2, 012

2, 027%

2,415%

i,474 952

2, 504

1,843

2, 216

2, 072

2, 507

2, 481^

2, 489%

2, 27296

1, 836%

2, 780^

1, 796%

2, 640 844%

'*249

128 968^

2, 163

1, 934%

2, 508

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$i.oSi.8o

1,087.65

565- 50

473- 64

956. 40

1, 37o. 55 i,33i-42

1, 056. 20

1, 065. 25

120. 62

1,067.85

615- 25

949. 80

r, 086. 95

612. 60

497- 25

482. 88

507. 07

579- 72

729- 95

238. 00

1, 231. 20

383- 96 1,041.52 496.12

r, 233. 20

1, 610. 20

1, 224. 55

1, 120. 00

48. 00

897-45

1, 538. 06 673.67

539- 13

226. 29 1,492-55 271.85

542. 92

82

2, 376

992 *3!3

2,318 2.5H

1,807 2,327%

1,312%

2, 208^ 880^

2, 908

2, 504

212

2, 464%

2, 479%

1,231

2, 501 %

2,376

2, 460

2, 286^

2, 163^

1,962%

960

2, 460

2, 748 530

2, 548%

1,861

644.

580.

1, 565-

1, 148. 635-

935-

562. 656.

552.

220. 818.

782.

85. 59i595- 615.

I, 302.

1, 167. 590. 608.

I, 120. 98!. 480.

1, 233- 821.

265. 1,515-

387. 383

2, 173)

2, 632

2, 230

92. 543-

707.

1, 101.

$521. 77

30. 32

9S.89

432. 27

643- 47

475- 83

476. 62

Boyd, Eambert E . . .

.

Boyd, M. R. A

Boyd, V. M

Boyd, Wm. J Boyer, A. J Boyle, Faniiie

Brace, Minnie W

Bradford, J.E

Bradford, W. R

Bradley, Enoch K . . . Bradley, Geo. E

Bradley, Harry

Bradley, J. R s. Brady, John

Brady, Ora A

Brady, Rosa

Bragg, Robt. E

Braudes, John A

Brandner, Veronia . . Brandon, E. D

Brandt, Adam

Branham, W. Russell Bran nan, Mary A

Brantly, C.J Braun, Pauline E - - • - Brauninger, W. E . . . . Brashears, F. A

Bray, Robt. T

Brayton, H

Breen, Jas

Breen, S. A

Brennan,Charlotte E. Bren nan, Margaret L. Breslin, J

Brett, Annie E

Brewer, Kinsey

Brewer, Wallace

Brewington, Jas. E. . . Brewster, John T ... .

.

Brewton, C. A

Brian, Edward H . . . . Brian, E-G

Brian, H. T

Brick, Alice E

Brick, Emma E

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J.D

Bridwell, Charles W

.

BriggsJ. S

Briggs, W. M

Briggs, Wm

Brigham, W. H

Bright, J.E

Bright, W.H

Bright, Wm.H

Brinker, J. H

Brister, Jas. E

Britt, Geo. R. P

Brittain, Alice A

Brittin, A. H

Broas, John M

Brobst, D. W

Brock, W. H

Brockwell, W. N

Brodie, C. C

Brodnax, Jame.^ H. .

.

Brooke, H. Y

Brooke, James E

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, H. H

Brooks, Jas. F

Brooks, R. H

Brooks, W. S. Brosemer, Eouis Brosnahan, M -

Hours

employed.

2, 505

1, J95%

1, 278%

2, 421 2,563%

2, 109^

2, 192 i,393% i,352%

592

1, 794%

2,648^

2, 520 *3i3

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1,365.88

286. 92

643. 60

607. 17

1, 268. 40

529- 37

544- 80

339-91

697- 65

340. 82

296. 00

897- 45

1, 446. 41

633. 60

1, 641. 25

2, 34i48 2,424% 447%

*224

2, 540

2, 144 144 1,324%

1,138 1,575

2, 392

2, 504

2,619

2, 180^

2, 101

2, 010

2, 459

2, 392

71664 2,054

2, 504 *365

163

2,552%

2, 503%

2, 337

i,95i *3i3

2, 040 2,618^

2, 29784 *3"

i, 220 2,054

212

2, 43i%

2, 405

2, 423%

2, 000 y2

2, 507

2, 263 %

785 1,476%

209

2, 461 %

427%

2,648

2, 413

2, 071^

r,868%

1, 1 55-71

24. 00

585- 38

223- 75

1, 120. 00

1, 249. 40

1,051.20

44 662

662

789 ,128

,231 635

4

1 0 395-

503.

, 211. .175-

338.

34- 639-

658.

,499- 346. 35 h 354

1, 299

1, 240

487.

1, 799

1, 020. 1,527.

643.

42.

1, 318. 610.

1, 006. 118

1, 214, i,392

1, 19S

1, 306

1,360

1, 260

392 824

52- 24

590. 76

246. 50

1, 359- 00

[,477.78

1,016. 55

973- 78

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 277

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Brosnan, Margaret . Brower, Wilbur G .

.

Brown, A. M

Brown, Arthur G . .

.

Brown, Bertram A.

.

Brown, CP...

Brown, Elijah Brown, Elliott W. .

.

Brown, H. G

Brown, H. J Brown, Ida Brown, Ivery Brown, Jas. G

Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M. Ed- munds

'Brown, John R

Brown, John W

Brown, J. Stuart Brown, Eevi Brown, Lewis E . . .

.

Brown. Marietta S.

.

Brown, Man,- E

Brown, Morgan J. .

.

Brown, Thomas

Brown, Willis G

Hours. employed.

Brown, W.J

Browne, Jno. C

Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I Browne, R. W

Browne, Walter A . . . Brownlow, W. G

Bruffy, G.T

Brumelkamp, J. A . . . Bryan, Ida E

Bryan, John A

Bryan, S

Bryant, Eleanor L- .

.

Bryant, Ira T

Bryarl}-, Susan F

Bryerton, Maggie. . .

.

Buchanan, Charles B

Buckingham, Clin- ton O

Buckingham, Glenn W

Buckland, F. E

Buckley, Anna

Buckley, Dennis

Buckley, J. H. D

Buckley, Wm. J Buddington, Anna E

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A.J

Buehler, J. Fr

Buehne, Aug

Bugden, Arthur M. . . Bukey, A. H

Bullard, Leelia

Bullis, Wm. J Bullock, M. E

Bullock, W. P

Bumpus, Frank M. .

.

Bumpus, I*. D

Bundy, A. A

Bunker, E. N

Bunn, Sidney S

Burch, Lillian Burchard, Carrie V . . Burchfield, Will E... Burges, Almyra A .

.

Burges, E. C

Burgess, R. W

Burgess, W. R

Burgy, Marie

2, 534%

2, 082 520

2, 354%

2, 477

2, 937

2, 489

2, 393

2, 355

1,885

2, 492

2, 468%

*36o

f *24

\2, 163 i,59964

i,358

2, 396

95i

196

2, 47i%

2, 509 *87 %

I

*

5 12,445 2,481

2, 195%

904

1, 298

2, 332 2,409

2, 495

1, 690

Amount earned. Time

work.

$610. 05

1, 020. 20

130. 00

874. 10

1, 173- 25 1,217.85

742. 30

697. 14

i, 190. 88

1, 272. 52

392. 71

623. 15

1, 229. 77

1, 260. 00

•i, 196. 00

799- 85

19. 68 6/1.00

1, 324- 53

238. 34

49. 00 593-68

651.92

175.00

•i, 3°4- 23

1, 307- 53

1, 080. 55

226. 00

3

24- 49

1, 150. 80

964. 88

1, 449- 3i

824. 20

Piece- work.

2, 508

1,856

605. 37

464. 40. 2,3H%

2, 096^

1, 141.65

1, 033- 85

2, 000%

2, 49°%

2,6151

2, 408

2, 209

2, 277

608

2, 404

2,310

2, 504

1,441

2, 480

208

2, 068^

i,443

2, 572

1, 958%

2, 880 2,856

2, 520 1,569%

2, 007 488

t, 334%

2, 466^

480. 12

1, 584. 04

1,002.35

1, 286. 95

1, 397- 24

553- 04

1, 117. 70

364. 80 99-49

576. 96

1, 135- 00

1, 231.20

360. 25

1, 247. 20

68. 73

49S. 02

722. 60

1, 670. 18

587- 55

806. 40

943- 75

1, 260. 00

908. 95 7I5-32

152-50

252. 11

1, 343- 56

2, 297 14

2, 504

2,496

2, 283^

623. 07 1,231.20

1, 227. 20

551- 39

Name.

$448. 62

614.27

525- 00

716.07

625.48

489- 59

616. 99

Burgy, Pauline Burke, Anna

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Catharine

Burke, Geo. O

Burke, James J Burke, Jerome B

Burke, John C

Burke, Julia M

Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mamie H

Burke, Mary A , Burke, Michael

Burkhart, Richard W.

Burkholder, E

Burklin, Geo

Burlingame, Wm

Burnett, Chas. W

Burns, Annie

Burns, Chas. T

Burns, Geo. G

Burns, James

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burns, Thos

Burns, Wm. S., jr Burnside, Frank

Burnside, J. S , Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Burruss, Mary

Burson, LA

Burton, H. E

Burton, L- H

Bush, John K

Bush, Wm

Bushee, R

Buskuhl, Fred

Bussell, W. J Bussey, Albert J Butcher, J.H

Butcher, J". W. jr Bute, Ella H

Butler, A. M

Butler, B. W

Butler, George

Butler, John H

Butler, Missouri G.

.

Butscher, Edward P

Butz, W. L

Buzhardt, Emory B , Bynum, T. A

Byrne, D. J Byrne, Joseph H . . . . Byrne, Mary E

Byrne, Peter Byrne, P.J

Byrnes, Thomas F .

.

Byron, O. F

Cadett, Geo. H

Cady, George W

Cady, L. M

Cadv, W. S

Cahill, Thomas

Calhoun, Richard M.

Calkins, Orville A .

.

Callaghan, Mary

Callaghan, William

Callahan, John J Callan, Teresa M . .

.

Callanan, Margaret

Calvo, Mary E

Cameron, W. H

Cammack, M

Hours

employed.

2, 423%

1,723

2, 152%

*

3

69

2, 153 656

288

2, 496

2, 136%

2, 161%

2, 003 955%

2, 335%

2, 398%

2, 246^

2, 479%

1,911

2, 704

212 424

2, 457%

2, 080^

2, 499

2, 192 2,507 *3^3

612

2, 394%

2,018^

1,890

3, 000

1, 049^

2, 503

2, 480

2, 158%

2, 254 495%

2, 3S8 *3*3 1,879%

i,347

1, 006%

2,455

2, 150

2, 477

2, 494

48

1,972 2,512^

80 2,487

i,359 *277

2, 153 555

2, 148% 28^

1,013

2, 539

208

2, 776

2, 478%

2, 560

2, 197

2, 379

216

2, 464%

874%

64

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$581.64

358. 96

5I9-57

962. 66

1,059- 30

221. 40

157- 04

1, 227. 20

526. 66 635-89

5i7- 55

478. 00

1, 281. 27

1, 397- 34

788. 69 h 533- 19

488. 18 i,33i-84

90. 32

106. 00 863.55

1, 022. 55

1, 180.44 1,075.20

689. 50

1, 327. 12

334- 80

1, 255- 16

484. 44

662. 19

1, 125. 00

528. 40

1, 230. 70

626. 65

520. 16

565. 80

297. 30

1,125.75

1, 252. 00

727- 37

399- 15

503- 25

1, 206. 70

1, 059. 40

1, 249. 20

1, 226. 20

12. 00

973. 20

1, 269. 71 22.50

1, 245.00

658. 70

1, 592- 75

1, 055- 7o 138.75

1, 171. 26 14.25

527. 89

1, 262. 07

124. 80

790. 50

1, 222.93 617.85

551.85

1, 347- 42

54.00

592. 19

504- 32

19. 20 Days.
278 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Gammack, Virginia Camp, W. M

Campbell, A. J Campbell, John B .

.

Campbell, K. H

Campbell, Sara A . . Campbell, Thos. A . Campbell, Tom A .

.

Campbell, Wm. S . . Canisius, A. T

Cantine, Kate

Capell, Chas. A

Capers, Frank V ... Carey, Granville E

.

Carey, H.J

Carleton, R. P

Carlisle, Susie C . . .

.

Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Annie M

Carpenter, Emma J Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, L,izzie . .

.

Carpenter, Mary. . . Carpenter, W. H . . . . Carpenter, Wm. S. .

.

Carr, A. A

Carr, Chas. C

Carr, John H

Carr, Margaret C . .

.

Carr, Sherman F . .

.

Carr, W. H

Carrigan, Annie .... Carroll, Geo. S

Carroll, Eouis

Carroll, Michael .... Carson, Fllen

Carson, M. A

Carson, Perry H . . .

.

Carter, Alice

Carter, Belle

Carter, Clara K

Carter, D. M

Carter, Fdward I,. .

.

Carter, Fannie D . .

.

Carter, Georgie I . .

.

Carter, J. W

Carter, lily

Carter, Owen E

Carter, William J. .

.

Carty, Alton B

Carver, W. R

Casey, Daniel J Casey, Jos. E

Casey, William F . .

.

Casper, E

Cassidy, Chas. J Catlett, Chas. M

Caton, John G

Caton, John P. D

Caton, Mary

Caton, P. A

Cavanaugh, James.

.

Cavis, A.T

Cawood, Blanche . .

.

Cawson, Chas. C . . . . Cays, Theo. A

Chalmers, John B . . Chambers, E. B

Champ, Eillie C

Champlin, Bert C . .

.

Chandler, Eizzie. . . . Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . .

.

Chapman, Geo. T . .

.

Chapman, Jos. B . . . . Chapman, S. A

Hours

employed.

007/2 259 608

480 609%

352/ 420/

.393 529/

299

112

120 503 /

972 624

489

964 514/

404/

548%

2, 266%

,528/ 375/

,776

, 102

, 292

, 600

139 ,662%

"326 ,323/

432

.43 2 453

632

3ii 080 259/

057 414

7338 504

505 929 494/

250 135% 059/

536 064%

490

446 /

108^

883 556 401/

32 382%

487/

503

,096^

, t45 •313 ,058

Amount earned. Time

work.

$481.

1, 129 364

i,376 80566

971 696 1,387

1, 168 508

1,3

486. 00 374

r, 173 49604

r, 18430

1, 061.

543-

1, 395.

193- 941, 656. 363. 62969

58i, 066.

661.

135- 298. 588.

658.

377-

576.

395- 1,508.87

1, 252.

1, 302. 947-

1, 226.

i, 105. ,050. 573-

321.

, 012.

601.

702.

658. 505-

1, 326. 600.

597-

1, 230.

505-

286. 404.

387.

Piece- work.

$606. 34

[26.44

641. 22

434. 18

531-72

59s - 40

611.56

560. 88

701. 82

Charles, E. G

Chase, A. H

Chase, F

Chase, Florence P . . Chase, H. W

Chase, Maria A

Chase, Robert H

Chase, Will H

Chatterton, Eouise W

Chedal, May B

Cheshire, R. M

Cheyney, Jos. W

Childress, J. W

Childs, .Samuel N

Childs, Thomas

Chipley, W. R

Chisholm, D. V

Chisolm, R. F

Choate, John W

Christfield, John D. . Christian, Robert W.

Christian, RufusE--

.

Christian, Wallace B. Christian, William H

Christie, Harry R. . . . Christy, Edwin F

Chroniger, J. E

Claflin, F. M

Clagett, E. H

Clague, William H. H

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, C. E

Clark, Charles E

Clark, F. O

Hours

employed.

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, John F

Clark, John W

Clark, J. Wilson ... Clark, E- B

Clark, Nellie Clark, Perry

Clark, Sarah P

Clark, Thomas F . .

.

Clarke, Harry A . . .

.

Clarke, John

Clarke, Joseph S . . .

.

Clarke, Wm. Y

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Cleary, James

Clements, Ella F . .

.

Clements, Hugh H . Clements, E- J Clendenin, John E • Clifford, C. R

Clifford, E. A

Clifford, J. E

Clinton, F. S

Clokey, Julia F

Clough, Allan C

Coates, E. E

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, J.N

Cobb, W. E

Cochnower, F. C . . . . Cochnower, J. C

Cochran, A. E

Cocke, Fannie D. . . . Coder, M. G

Coe, Charles H

Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Meyers S

Cohn, Joseph

Coiner, John D

Coke, Emily T

1, 697% $850. 80 *III% 421.40

2, 426 608. 72

2, I09 396. 82

2, 4 2 7/ 606. 96

2, 524 1, 528. 34

2, 472 1, 215. 20

I, 26l% 664. 15 617 370. 20

2, 439/ 1, 306. 95

2, 117 1,037.70

1, 293 625. 70 1,244% 715.60

2, 581 1, 505- 95

2, 048 1, 010. 40

2, 305% 1, 13I-95 703% 175- 87

2, 598 i,469-75

2, 369 1, 256. 3

S

2, 324 / 727- 35 2,504 626. 00

2, 232 1,325- 25

2, 577 1, 295- 75 3,000 992- 15 850% 425- 45

2, 504 600. 96

2, 538 1, 272. 40

875/

2, 401

' *73i%

200

'i,695K

616 2,477/

1,925/

2,572

2, 992

2, 040

2, 504

2, 376

1,846

2, 411

1,923/

2, 016%

r,992 2,528 616

31 *3i3

1,992

2, 406%

2,522%

2, 539 654/

2, 060

8 990/

48 1,812%

1, 092

2, 523

2, 2TO32 2,393/

2, 364/

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

438- 35

600. 30 221.37

718.37

369. 60

',217.95

953- 15 [,574.02

935- 00

383-85

1,231.20

596. 80 461.47

1, 399. 28

585- 45

940- 95

504. 10

498- 59

i,373- 12

308. 00

10. 29

2, 400. 71 731. 26

1, 134-93

, 460. 26

,251- 15

328. 30

t, 021. 60

2. 40

495- 25 28.80

435- 00

546. 00

1, 245- 38

1, 085. 00

19. 20

1, 175-95 567.48

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 279

No. 27 .—Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /goo, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

Colclazier, Nellie C. . Cole, Grace G. .. Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M.M

Cole, Samuel

Coleman, Benj Coleman, Corinne E

.

Coleman, Eaura

Coleman, Wm

Colestock, Harry E- Colklesser, A. A

Collar, Edwin

Collins, B. J

Collins, F. A

Collins, H. F

Collins, H. K

Collins, J

Collins, J. B

Collins, J. J

Collins, Julia

Collins, Susie A

Collins, T. H

Collins, Walter H

Collison, H

Colnan, John

Colne, C.C

Colquitt, Geo. D

Colt, James B

Columbus, Annie H . Colvin, Bettie Colviu, J. R

Colwell, Fred. M

Colwell, J. Frank . . . Conger, Wm. H

Conklin, Florence . . . Conklin, Rush W

Conlee, C. C

Conn, S. P

Connell, J. A

Connell, Michael F. . Connell, Sarah A. . . . Connelly, B. M

Connelly, James H . . Connelly, Mary

Connelly, M. P

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Elizabeth . . . Conner, Eugene

Conner, Irene Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connolly, John F . . .

.

Connolly, K. Grace.

.

Connor, Cornelius A

Connor, Edward E • • Connor, Kate F

Connor, Wm. C

Constantine, B. F. . . . Conway, Thomas. . . . Cook, A. G

Cook, John

Cook, Marv H

Coo'k, R. M

Cook, W. J Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie Cooley, E- B

Cooley, R. T

Coolidge, Helen Q .

.

Cooney, Clara V

Cooney, James J Cooper, Mary E • .

.

Copper, Saml. R . . .

.

Corbett, Maurice N.

Corbin, M

Corbin, W. H

2, 022% $485. 40

2, 150%

2, 358%

581.05

[58.45

2, 337

2, 264 926%

584- 25

568. 40

463- 25

2, 486

2, 216 . 2,516%

2, 164% *234

* 259%

* 289

127. 62

1, 222. 20 53I-84

1, 242. 30

1, 065. 05

545- 00

654- 50

1, 849. 60

2, 328

512

I,^6o

O97. 21

306. 40

283. 33

2, 472 *4o%

2,404 2,3"

2, 066%

2, 434%

2, 118 i,932

72

2, 858%

2, 425%

2, 501

2, 187%

1,869 524 459%

2, 291 2,573%

2, 029 2,528%

2, 579

1, 293-48

81. 00

576. 96

719- 83 1,012.45

r, 344- 50

892. 03

463. 68 15.00 718.45

776. 16

1, 229. 70

1, 082. 95

1,683%

2, 271%

2, 226%

316

2, 500

i,9i7

2, 204

2, 532%

2,458%

2, 498%

780%

884

2, 135

2, 366

2, 066

2, 126 3,002

2, 212%

2,493%

2, 502

934- 50

314- 40

118.92

c, 025. 87

646. 04

c, 175-53

c, 470. 94

905- 37

846. 25

545- 16 534- 36

180. 40

600. 32

937. 70

1, o8r. 20

r, 640. 28 591-32

r, 247. 12

399- 95

167. 10

1, 048. 30

1, 37o. 73 517-68

1, 047. 80

1, 013. 06

53i-oo

1,441.47

1, 230. 40

2, 426£ 1, 344. 26

1, 912 478. 00

2, 028 560. 70

144 34- 56 576 345- 60

2, 426 1, 144. 46

2, 066 518. 80

2, 144% 536. 12

$194. 90

555- 12

617. 15

552. 39

53-41

471-77

494-55

530- 15 15-17

Corey, M. E

Corkius, D. W

Cornell, S. M

Cornish, Joseph S. . . . Cornish, Wm. H., jr.

.

Cornman, Ephraim. . Cornwell, Frank

Cornwell, E. W

Corridon, Joanna

Corwin, Thos. J Cosden, Mary E

Costello, Mary

Coster, S. K

Costigan, Lawrence . Coston, W. Brice

Cotter, John A

Cottle, Al

Coughlan, Alice M . . . Coughlin, David

Councell, W.F

Covert, C. C

Covert, Jake

Covert, S. T

Covert, William H.

.

Cowden, Frank B. .

.

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cowles, Allen E

Cox, Chas. H

Cox, F. B

Cox, Frank P

Cox, Isaiah Cox, Eulu

Cox, Mary E

Coykendall, Arthur.

Cozlin, Jacob

Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Craig, J. M

1,618 $388. 32

2, 139% i, 207. 80 i,977% 474. 60

2, 485 635- 38

2, 458% 1-357-72

2, 498 1,420. 15 i,995 976. 70

2, 105 1,033-35

276 66. 24

2, 547% 1, 265. 75

2, 504 469. 50

1, 7H% 685. 80

2,576 647. 60

2, 522% 1, 268. 42 i,993% 982. 35 * 253 i,454- 75

2, 880 809. 35

1, 114 661.36 f*i63 %

1 728

ji, 200. 24 2,258 1, 132.30 *3I3 1, 565. 00

1, 230 745. 08

2, 495% 1,386.42

2,433 1, 216. 91 1,965 49!- 25

2, 476% 1, 227. 65

2, 448 615. 00

2, 186 1, 098. 25

2, 545% 929. 76 1,942 1,046.25

672. 77

Cramer, Eaura R . Cramer, Mary A .

.

Crandall, Anna . .

.

Crandall, F. A.. .. Cranford, Horace. . . . Crawford, HortenseE

Crawford, Wm . .

.

Creed, J.W

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H..

Crews, F. C

Crider, Eaura

Crist, Raymond F

Crollard, Eizzie .

.

Cromelien, Sarah C. . Cromwell, James P. Croney, Amanda J

. Crooke, B. E

Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Clifford E . . - Cross, David H

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A

Cross, J. W

Cross, Eena M

Cross, Eizzie Crowdis, W. S

Crowe, T. D

Crowley, Patrick . .

.

Croxton, Ida I Crump, E. C

Crump, Harriet B. .

.

Crump, W. F

Crush, J. E

Cruso, William

573 2,501%

1,827%

2, 121%

r*2io

L 821%

2, 504

280 *293

*3i3

2, 743

2, 134%

2, 408

2,047

286. 50

1, 229. 95

640. 18 511.07 1,488.62

600. 96

67. 20

843. 84

1, 799- 75

1, 344- 50

512.28

602. 00

534- 27 2,158

2, 499%

i, 058. 20

c, 245.40 *3i3 408. 50 2,438

224

2, 107

2, 468%

2, 126

198. 20

134. 40

524- 73

224. 50

664. 37 392 616

2, 258%

2, 169%

2, 378

2, 543

2, 040%

216 *3*3

2,459

2, 162%

1,699%

1, 806%

2, 012%

*37o

98. 00

369. 60

543- 87 871.64

307. 01 613.96

493- 17

108. 00

900. 42

619. 19

542. 60

838. 55

, 038. 00

508. 72

962. 00

* Days.
28o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, ipoo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Cuddy, Matthias

Culbertson, S. S

Cullen, A. W

Culp, A. B

Culver, Nettie M . . . . Cummiugs, pizzie . .

.

Cummins, E. P

Cuney, Chas. S Cuney, N. W

Cunningham,EffieM. Cunningham,John A

.

Cunningham, Mary . Cunningham, S. K . .

.

Curley, "Peter Curran, Fannie E. . . . Cm ran, Wm. T

Curtin, Johanna

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Cj'phers, CM

Dabuev, Mary E

Dade, t. H

Dahl, Emma

Dahlberg, Gus. R. P. . Dailey, James S

Daily, Thomas J Daley, Chas. P

Dalkin, Isabella Daly, Alice V

Daly, Kate

Daly, W. F

Dame, May

Danenhower, Chas . . Daniel, Nannie

Darby, Anna

Darby, M. A

Darling, Delphine.. Dausch, Kate

Dauts, Chas Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, E. F

Davenport, Samuel . . Davey, F

Davidson, Edwin

Davidson, John

Davies, S. E

Davies, Thomas D . .

.

Davis, A. A

Davis, Charles

Davis, Chas. F

Davis, E.D

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, Fred. P

Davis, Harry S

Davis, Ivins

Davis, John A.

Davis, John P

Davis, Pottie Davis, May V

Davis, S. W

Davis, Wiley H

Davis, Wm. H

Davison, A.J

Davison, E. W

Davison, Joseph K. . . Dawson, Eugene R . . Day, Henry H . . Day, J. P

Deakins, Philip A . .

.

Deane, Walter P

Deans, A. C

Deardoff, Paul C

Deavers, Wm. H

Debus, John H. G

Decker, Kate De Coster, F. V

Dedrick. W. H

1 lours employed.

2, 992

2, 498

2, 2718

805

2, 44*8

2, 631 1,959%

2, 1 19 2,3635*

2, 402 l/2

2, 268

2, 02I

530

330

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$988. 66

[, 307. 29

567- 23

402. 55 752.53

649- 75 971.07

536- 33

886. 30

576. 60

[, 261. 79

487. 48

t, 398. 00

601. 80

318. CO

^68. 75

2, 1598

2, 426

2,075

2, 2078

2,3-2

2,497 2,436

2, 042 414

518. 28

1, 206. 00

498. 00

552. 47

559- 00

624. 25

r, 197. 20

1, 012. 20

130.41

2, 1518

1, 642

2, 236

2, 2408

2, 3848

516. 36

438. 41

560. 20 561.92

1, 173- 15 364

1,'8i5

'"

2, 0898

H3-75

435- 60 522.37

1, 004

2, 2978

191 615 930

2, 424

911

1, 707%

404

2,498

2, 071

2, 1348

2, 354

760 2,489

1, 799^

1,4688

502. 00

1, 212.63

106. 20

307- 5o

465. 00

1, 192.50

455- 7o

978. 90

143- 47

1, 249. 00

647. 19

516. 76

1, 366. 07

380. 00

1, 373- 16

693. 02

372.71 2,5318 6ti. 01 1,903 476. 15 8908 445-45

2, 4768 1, 433- 34 948 474. 00

512 256. 00

2, 296 1,189. 84

I, 1248 566. 75 2,6l6 856. 55

2, 28l H 1, 125. 15

2, I97 1,095.70

2, 537 1, 276. 30

2, 1878 1, 072. 95 2,576 1, 295. 20 7868 196.62 974 34 49i-3«

1, 103 413.62

2, 5318 1, 375- 22

$482. 76

563- 90

625. 08

523- 09

'280.' 16'

506. 94

[8. 76

547- 21

Deering, C De Pontes, Jos

Defrees, A. S

Defrees, J. D

Degges, H. O

De Groot, W. A

Delabar, K

Delahunty, John De Pawder, Mary A . Delcher, Harry D. . . . Delevingne, Arthur C

Deloe, W. W

Dement, Elizabeth . . Dement, Elmer

Dement, Pena De Moll, Maggie

Denham, C Denham, C. W

Denman, Jessie M. . . Dennesson, W. E. . • • Dennis, Charles Dennison, Chas. S. .

.

Denny, H. H

Denny, Roxie Densmore, H

Dent, Jos. H

Desmond, John F . . Devlin, J. P

Devlin, Margaret M . Dewey, pizzie Dexter, W. H

Dice, John

Dick, Frances M

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickerson, Edmond.

Dickinson, Fannie . . Dickman, John B . .

.

Dierken, Agnes

Dierken, Joseph

Diers, Gus B

Dietrich, C. E

Dietz, Alfred

Dietz, pillian P

Diffenbaugh, H. W. .

.

Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dillman, J. W. P

Dillon, Elizabeth

Dillon, Thomas

Dish man, Wm

Divine, P. M

Dixon, James

Dixon, P. P

Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia L, Dodge, G.C

Dodge, Ida Dodge, Joseph A . . .

.

Dodge, W. A

Dodson, M. A

Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary

Dohoney, John J Doing, Wm. P

Dolan, Annie E

Dolan, pizzie Donahue, Mary A . .

.

Donaldson, Ellen . . . Donaldson, W. B

Donath, Howard E .

.

Donn, Frank

D01111, T. M . . Donnelly, Mary

Donovan, John P . . . . Doocy, J. W

Dooley, Geo. A

Dooley, Rose E

Hours employed.

1,873 2,5238

1,836 328

142 2,5378

i,933

1, 405

*3'3 576

2, 1738

2,715

2, 576

1, 1968

2, 122

Amount earned.

2,486 444

2, 504

608

225

181 1,648

2, 024

2, 440

2, 494

2, 060

i,993

2, 687 2,3"3

1,925 2,4798

232

2, 1258

*3i3 8678

2, 476 5758

2, 861

2, 427K

2, 303

2, 565

2, 136

2, 544 8

1, 112

2, 357K

I,78l8

2,156 i,5568

560

2, 384

2, 504

56i

2, 193

2, 269

2, 5408

1, 1248

Time Piece- work, work.

1,7158

2, 140

2, 475

328 2,4678

2, 4868

1,885

2, 212

2, 51 1 8

2, 077

$940.

692.

595-

196.

7i- 1,249.

528.

702. 793-

288. 1.065.

1, 584.

621.

677.

594-

1, 222.

257.

775- 364- 839-

r, 141. 45- 902.

506.

1, 360.

r, 227. 494-

478.

1, 567-

36 r. 619.

43- 220.

I, 799- 433- i,342.

345-

769. 15

1, 145-

1, 138. 620.

534- 639-

642.

592.

890.

1, 068.

53iP34-

1, 171. i,453-

105. 1,075-

605.

1, 017.

562.

40

2040 . 22 . 70 . 69

00 . 25 •

.11. 513-

1, 216.

82.

I, 213.

I, 460.

392- 625.

1, 106. 1,312.

521.

; Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 28l

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employedl:n the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work. I work. Doonan, Thomas . .

.

Dorsey. Frank

Dorsey. Reuben J. E

Dorsev, Thomas H . Dorsev, W. B

Dorsey, W. F

Dorster, John X

Doteu, Charles O

Doty, Thomas E

Doughertv. Jno. F.

.

Dougherty. "Mary- E

Doughertv. Mellie M

Dougherty. T. A

Dougherty. William

Douglas, Alexander

Dove. Mary F

Dow, Clarence K . .

.

Dow. M. E

Dow, W. J

... Dowden, Kate Dowden. W. P

Dowell, Clara E

Dowell, Geo. P

Dowling. Frank .... Dowling, J. L

Downey, Mary A. .

.

Downie, Lizzie Downs, A

Doyle, Albert P. E .

.

Doyle. Caroline

Dovle. Ellen Drake, A. F

Drake, H.F.J

Drayton, Wm, H . .

.

Dreis, Martin Drew, Robert

Driggers. John S . .

.

Dubant, Grace L . .

.

Dubant, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Ducatel. B. W

Duck. H. J Duff. Walter C

Duff, William T . .

.

Duffev, Ella B

Duffv, C. J Duffy, Kate E

Duffy, Maggie A

Dugan, Jennie I . . . . Du Ganne, Austin. . Dulin. Marv S

Duling, Wm. H

Dumble, Jessie F . .

.

Dummer, Geo. E . . .j Dumont, Julia Dunbar, Man- B. . . . Dunham, Tillie Duulap, John T . . . . Dunlap, O. F

Dunn, Michael Dunn, Robt. A. S Dunne, W. G

Dunning, H

Dunnington, Geo. . . . Dunnington, Lucv P. Durdin, A. C

Durfev, J. G

Durham, C Durham, Mary C . .

.

Durisoe. John R

Durno, Chas. A

Dutch. Edmund

Dutrow. A

Dutton, Tohn W

Duvall, George W. . Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight, E.J

2, 507

2,413 2,483% 553%

2,523 i,47i%

2, 423

2, 024

2, 434

2, 340%

352

2, 257% 2,4"%

2, 227^

2, 408

ii, 242. 87

603. 30 621.33

332. 10

633- 37

803- 33

678. 89

1, 057- 56

1,481.49

621. 02

87- 55

545- 55

1,321.71

1,092.95

767. 20

263^

582 685%

2, 275^

2, 475%

2,499%

t 4%

2, 069

2,444

1,849

2, 064%

2, 220%

2, 3S7/-4 L 134

2, 500

1.744

2.324

397- 10 543-24

I.49I-45

342. 75

549- 57

t, 218. 55

1, 236.95

389- 30

1, 219- 55

385- 21

495- 48

1, 226. so

1,158. 15

570. 20

1, 229. 20

468. 70

729. 71

607. 05

2, 263%

1. 194%

*i8

2,494

1, 159- 45

1, 110.95 597.65

36. 00

627. 37 2,462%

2,'356%1'

2, III 2,348

2IS.SO

565. 56

506. 64

472. 84 1,255% I 627.95 2,470 I I, 219. 13 412 I93-20

$584. 24

539- 85 623.31

538. 47

645.40

609. 69

fS3- 23

27

2, 206%

2, 635 2,035

2, 534%

2, 452

2, 142%

2, 488%

,111,25

, 299. 70

997. 00

638. 05

, 226. 00 857.36

738. 15 2,508% I 1,234.05

2, 524 1, 009. 60

2, 192 526. 08

2,53 T % I T ,375-22 832 416.00 2,409% I 603.16

.752 480

,950

,919

438.00

288. 00

954- 20

' 959- 50

614, 62

54o. 45

523. 69

574-97

Dwver, Jno. L ... Dver, Albert R . .

.

Earnest, A. T

East, A. L

Easterbrook, Harry D

Easterling, Thomas C

Eaton, Lizzie E

Eberbach, Edward..

Eberle, R. S

Eberly, D. C

Eccles, David

Echols, H. J Eckels, P.J Ecker, Charles A

Eckert, Thos. C

Eckloff, C. R

Eddv, Orriu Edelen, Clayton A. . . Edginsrton, Marv E . . Edie, M. A

Edington, H. S Edmonds, Sarah .... Edmonston, Archi- bald Edmonston. Florence E

Edmunds, Samuel W

Edmunds, Will M. . . Edsall, J. H

Edwards, Flora Edwards. Flora S . . . Edwards, Geo. W

Egbert, W. J Eggleston, J. M

Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F. Elder, Frank E

Elkins, P. M

Ellegood, J. E

Ellingsen, N. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Bert S

Elliott, Elizabeth E. . Elliott, Harrv W . . .

.

Elliott, John T

Ellis, Edna R

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, G. D

Ellis, Geo. H

Ellis, Kate M

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Naomi

Ellis, Perry . Ellis, Sal lie J

Ellis, S. C

Ellison, Geo. C

Ellsworth, C. Abbie . Elwood, Cora M

Elwood, C. Thomas . Emery, C. J Emery, George B. . . . Emory, A. W

Engel, A. Force

Engel, Chas. R

Engel, Geo. W

Engler, Wm. O

English, S. G

English, S. S

Ennis, Chas. H

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Tohanna . .

.

Erck, Claire A

Erhardt, John

I Erner, Fannie A

Ervin, I. G

1 Eshelman, Edgar M.

Hours employed.

2, 072

i,399 3"

i,9i9

2, 481 308

2, 509

2, 080

1, 360

2, 521%

1, 109

2, 078%

2, 23 1 %

2, 480%

2, 083

2,068

2,313

2, 504

Sh 2

I

2, 284%

2,471%

2, O74

2, 469%

2, 420

2, I47 r,473%

1,831%

1, 692

2, 191%

1,813

' *78 4,914%

2. 504 605%

2,425%

*28g

2,418%

1,897

176 2,047^

2, 611 1,985%

2, 284

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1, 015. 20

806. 97

77- 75

944. 70

230. 40

154. 00 1,450.66

499. 20

340. 00

r, 349- 05

554- 50

559- 22

1, 112.55

620. 12

1, 023. 90

1, 022. 16

1, 145. 06

600. 96

431-45

c, 125-05

593- 16

t, 021. 00

t, 227. 55

c, 31/- 92 587.56

430. 85 513-40

876. 40

[,095.75

635- 10

'92. 39

r, 310. 48

302. 75

r, 350. 10 1,661.75

1,314. 28

948. 50

44. 00 491.40

i,44i-95

1, 042. 50

548. 16 308 T, I48. OO

938 484. 50

328 642

669. OO

35O. 80

2, 14954

2, 177 595

2, 368

2, 436%

1,637

i,432

782

2, 530

2, 231%

2, 502%

2, 479

2, 292%

515.88

1, 072. 10

357- 00

1, 184. 00

1, 327. 77

818. 50

358. 75

391. 00

1, 267. 30

558. 53

1, 446. 28

1, 611. 24

586. 94

2, 485%

1.247

1, 201%

2, 457%

1, 242. 75

369- 25

612. 15 1,227.95

* Days.
282 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statnil cut showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Kskew, II. M

Esmay, Saml. T . . . . Espey, H. C

Espey, J. A. B

Espey, Jessie I? Espey, Louis

Essex, E. J Estep, C. B

Esterly, J. Irwin

Etchberger, C. E

Etchberger, C. E. jr. Etchison, L- E

Eubank, E. S. Brown

Euler, John C

Evans, C. H

Evans, Chas. M

Evans, CP

Evans, Ella V

Evans, Eugene B . .

.

Evans, Geo. M

Evans, Griffith Evans, Margaret A . Evans, Martin N . .

.

Evans, M.X

Evans, R. B

Evans, V. M

Evans, Walter S

Evans, W. E

Evans, Wm. A

Everett, Hugh

Everhart, Jennie Everman, John W. .

.

Everts, Frank A

Fagan, Cora B

Fairman, J. B

Fallon, D. F

Farley, H. J Farley, Lizzie J Farnsworth,Mary M

Farrell, E. G

Farrell, John A

Farwell, J. P

Faubel, Rufus E

Faulkner, Mary .... Faust, Harry E

Faye, Jacob

Fearing, W. G

Feast, John

Featherston, M

Fechtig, J.E

Feehan, James A . .

.

Feeney, J. L

Feltham, Emily O.. Fenton, Elsie F

Fenton, J. J Fenton, Joseph A. .

.

Fenwick, Lottie L . • Ferguson B. G

Ferguson, John F. .

.

Ferguson, Wm. P. .

.

Ferguson, Wm. T. . Ferl, Arthur P

Fernsner, C. W

Ferrell, L. C

Ferren, Myron J

. .

.

Ferrier, Saml

Fiehtenkam. Alice G.

Field, vSadie Fiesse, Chas

Finch, George

Finnegan, James . .

.

Finney, David P

Finney, M.J

Fish, H. C

Fisher, Amanda E.

.

Fisher. Amelia

Hours

'employed.

*344 b999

2,255%

2, 135%

2, 439

2, 243

2, 523

1,249

2, 507 580%

1, 182%

528

2, 529%

2, 229%

1.996%

289 608 616%

2, 438 i,933%

1,838 668

I *37/8

I 382

2, 665 552%

1,047%

1,980

2,504 500%

2, 255 1,704

2, 142%

1, 885%

2, 256%

231 1,575 2,526 1,926%

2,403

2, 352 1,963%

44

2, 524

1, 654%

Amount earned. Time

work.

$493- 48

1,981-57

1,071. 7S

, 277- 65

557- 65

, 203. 90

, 105. 50

, 640. 80

624. 65

879. 72

348. 30

595- 39

264. 00

, 246. 55

, 093- 95

479- 16 I73-40

364. 80

369. 90

, 298. 20

967- 05

447- 06

334- 00

169. 75

, 316. 26 33I-50

524- 35

497- 57

, 235- 28

126. 72

1, 109.90 512.00

514. 20

46:. 22 1,517.02

1, 099. 70

r, 282. 14

57- 75

328. 13 1,517.46

943- 25 1,094,49

671. 00

589- 05

22. 00

635. 00

812.05

2,322 1, 146. 60

1,404 708. 80 2,528 609. 88 996% 567. 60

1,708 597- 76

I, 702 836. 60

2, I67 646. 26 2,518% 1, 256. 72

1,414 357- 10 *3i3 2, 998- 54 2,320% 655- 26

2, 448% 1,203.45 *234 702. 00

2. 503% 1,231-55

2, 216% 1,088.81 1,980 494- 99 9i7% 458.85

2,068 496-32

i,739 873. 10

Piece- work.

$577. 26

650. 75

601. 23

513-45

616. 50

53I-32

600. 82

592.4: 581.4:

Name.

Fisher, Edward Y . .

.

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Eugene

Fisher, Minnie E . . .

.

Fisher, Wm. H

Fitzgerald, Geo. S . .

.

Fitzgerald, Mary

Fitzgerald, Mary

Fitzgerald, Mary E. . Fitzgerald, Thomas A

Fitzgerald, T. J

Fitz Gerald, T

Fitzhugh, Ella M . . . . Fitzpatrick, Henry . . Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitzpatrick, Mary . . . Fitzpatrick, Michael

Fitz-Patrick, Mary H

Fitz Simons, A

Fitzsimons, E. W ... Fitzwilliam, Thos. J . Fizer, Adele F

Flahavhan, E. A

Flaherty, Edward .

.

Flaherty, Edward . . Flaherty, Mary E

Flanagan, E. F

Flanagan, M. E

Flanagan, R. C

Fleming, Catharine M

Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Chas. F. .

.

Fletcher, Geo. S

Fletcher, Katie L - • • Fletcher, William .

.

Flicker, Harry

Flint, Thos., jr Fly, George T

Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Martin H . .

.

Flynn, Walter K

Foertsch, Mary

Fogerty, James

Foley, Daniel J Foley, Sadie

Folk, S. W

Follett, Fred. W....

Foraker, C. T

Ford, Byron A

Ford, Clark

Ford, Geo. I Ford, J. T

Ford, Mary C

Fordan, Minna

Forden, Geo. A

Fordham, George .. Forrest, Edward . .

.

Forsyth, C. E

Foskey, Geo. H. . Foster, Edith D

Foster, John H

Fowler, B. L

Fowler, Dorainick. . Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A . Fowler, Mattie E. .

.

Fox, Catherine

Fox, Jas. E

Fox, John H

Foxwell, A. T

Foy, T.J Frahm, Henry

Francis, G. W

Francis, Henry

Francis, Wm. H

Hours

employed.

2,551%

2, 560

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1,484.

956. *30i

2, 060%

! 1,730

I x, i76. 1,306 588

1, 308%

592 2,486%

2, 162

2, 131%

1,912 2,401%

1,996%

2, 568

2, 297%

2, 327

1,965

2, 288 528

2, 120 2,516%

2, 159%

2,479%

2, 127 2,322%

2, 483%

2, 132%

2, 499

2, 020

2, 396%

2, 584 1,961%

1,907

275 2,003

1,964

1, 109%

2, 396%

2, 029

2, 008

2, 565

2, 343%

2,528 994

2, 499%

72 886%

2, 030

2, 447%

i,3 12 1,745 2,816

2,408

1,404 158% 921%

134 2,354^

1,985

1, 150 1.851%

2, 030%

1, 264

2, 024

72 708

2, 466%

272.

161. 327-

296. 621.

518.

, 046.

936.

, 197. 479-

754- 55i142. 976.

549-

152- 039- 632.

518.

[,218.

:, 212. 808.

[, 220.

[, 114.

r, 229.

1, 002.

575-

807.

980.

932.

137. 376.

982.

450.

575- 993-

984.

619. 562.

1,465-

248. 1,444-

21. 443-

508.

587.

663. 504. 827

, 192. 351-

, 060. 463-

, 046.

476. 575.

926.

192. 316. 991.

22. 333-

211. Day:
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 283

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersoyis employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, ipoo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

! Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

Frank. Beulah m

Frank. Henry J

.

.

Frank, Peter

Fraser, Frank

Frayser, Mary E . .

.

Frazier, Mary E

Frederick. John H . . . Frederick, Mary

Freiseis, Frank

French, Charles J

. .

.

French, Fd. R

Frett,John

Friery, Michael

Frink, Emma A ....

.

Frisbee, Arthur H . .

.

Fritz, Joseph W

Frost, Man- E

Frv, E. S

Fiye. Will W

Fugitt, Harriet A . Fuhrman, Edward . . Fuhrman, W.J

Fuhrmanu, Chas. J. . Fulenwider, Jno. E

Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Fuller, J. F

Fullerton. F. S Funk, Adam P

Furbershaw, Geo. C. Furbershaw, J- H . .

.

Furcron, G. W

Furrow, Annie M. .

.

Fuss. Henrv

Gable, Paul S

Gaddis, Leroy J Gaeng. John

Gaeng, Win. S

Gainer, Joshua

Gainey, Agnes C . . .

.

Gaisberg. Wni

Galbreath, Jas. H

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Ella M .

.

Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher.Patrick H

Gallagher. W. E .... Gallaher. X. W

Gallatin, Herbert C. Galleher, James A.

.

Galleher, Thomas S

Galvin, John F

Galvin, Thos. J Gamble, Samuel . .

.

Gantlev, S. M

Gantt, G

Garber, Joseph A . .

.

Gardiner, L\'dia M . Gardiner, W. H

Gardner, Chas. H . .

.

Gardner, Mary

Garland, J. D

Garner, J. P

Garner, J. S

Garrels, Chas

Garrett, J. L

Garrett, Katie R

Garrett, Mary E

Garrette, Chas. F . .

.

Garrison, Clara R .

.

Garrison, F. E

Garrison, Fred G

Garst, Susie L

Garvin, G. S , Garwood, Emma D.

1, 8985s

2, 504 *26

2, 296

* i54?i

\i, 04S

$455- 64 626.00 k381. 02 1

I ,'1,297.62 $593- 64

5S5- 3

2 ,924 ,084^

, 040

84454 ,479^

64

.503 2,346

1,041

941.

500.

1, 008. 495-

1, 240.

Hours

employed.

[, 160. 562. 84

1, 866%

2.480

933-

I, 539- 25 I-

. 630.91

>, 104 y2

1,743

2, 5035S

I, 059%

1, 783 54

2, 248

49454

O32.

>034- 2§3 •

I, 230. 53O.

780. 892.

1, 134- 296.

25 • 46

36 •

I05-44

1, 864

2, 504

2, 1665 2,019

2, 466

, 062.

625.

505-

6.S6. 671. S4

2, 501

1, 3I05

2, 024

193-88 581.90

*3i3

2. 073 54

2, 656 54

2, 13854

2. 252

2, 0275s

2, 423

943 1,330

518

1,548.

1, 050

1, 108

1,091

2, 024

2, 434

1, 467 734- T 5

2, 0605S 1, 154- 7o 246 51-25

2, 540 5S x, 254. 05 1,412 706. 75

2, 46o54 1,213.69

2, 499^4 1, 280.44 919% 493. 02

i,8775S 450. 60

2, 146 516. 00

2,528 1, 327- 25 5i8 124. 32

2, 39i^ 1,315.86

2,5i25S i,32i.34

2, 019 480. 54

2, 4785S 991.60

657- 25

Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie. . . . Gaughran, Lizzie. . . . Gaulden, J. C

Gawler, J. C

Gavle, Ida

Gavle, Robt. E

Gaylor. H. J Geller, Lena

Centner, F. C . . . . George, James A

George. R. E

Gerber, Theodore . .

.

Gerberich, George. . . Gessler, E. E

Getchell, E. P

Getz, John M

Geyer, Charles M .

.

Geyer, E- F

Gheeu, Bell Gibbs, A. C

Gibbs, Herbert A. . . . Gibbs, J. A

Gibson, Hopkins

Gibson, Irving

Gibson, J. W

Gilbert, "Abel

Gilbert, H. A

Giles, HarrvE

Gillem, M. A

Gillespie, J.W

Gillespie, S. F

Gilliam, Catherine E, Gil Hard, Win

Gilliland, W. H

Gillin, David

Gillin, Joseph T

Gillon, P.C

Gilman, A. D

Gilmore, C. F

Gilmore, Olive I Ginesi, Marie

Girvin, Isabella

Gisriel, L

Giusta, Margaret a. . Glade, HenryGleason, Dennis

Gleeson, A.J

Glenn, J. F

Glenn, Joseph F..... Glenn, William G

Glennan, Richard F> Gloss, D. H

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger .... Goddard, Leora Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Goebel, A.N

Goetz, Louis Gogan, Wm. H , Goldstein, William N

Gompers, S.J

Goiider, Sue F

Goodacre, Charles P

Goode, James E

Goode, Samuel

Goodheart, Briscoe. Gooding, E. M

Goodkey, Jos. E

Goodman, Cassie A . Goodman, R. D

Goodrell, H. B

Goodrick, John

Goodspeed, Alex

Gordon, Laura B . .

.

Gordon, M. B

2, 205

2, 362

1, 7555S 1,249

1,339 2,418

2, 509

5265S 616

2, 191 2,565

2, 101

2, 5055S 2,417

812

2, 57o5S 8

2, 246

Amount earned. Time i Piece- work, work.

2,5H

16

2, 428

272

2, 024

2,487

2, 976

2, 172

2, 43°) 1,281

*285

2, 503! 432

53654

2, 084

1,889

2, 504

176

2, so

2, 202/2 2,2I25S 2,139

120

2, 115

2, Ol85S 2,439

2,873

2, 5025S

2, 276 2.45S5S 5I55S

120

2, io65S

2, 0225I

1,895

2, 024

2,506

846

. 50I5S

1, 699 5S

2, 041

2, 557

2, 504

i,3765S 424

2, 437

2, 2235S

1, 269

2, 208

2, 3335S

2, 128

$532.46

566. 88

963. So

626. 00

396. 75

985. 84

t, 315- 56

126.36

369. 60

592. 02

r, 392. 34

585- 95

c, 242. 66

r, 473. 82

243. 60

r, 045. 92

4. 00

r, 103.70

1, 387. 01 9.60

I, I93. 20 68.OO

543- 95

1, 222. 70

1, 004. 40

1, T46, 75

1, 333- 25 379-45 I 638. 40

1,230.95

216. 00 321.90

[, 044. 80 924.50

t, 320. 88 44.00

[,229. 95

[,080. 80

535- 54

515.66

28.80

507. 60

993. 00

610. 10

803. 00

1, 231. 25

t, 121.60

t, 376. 11

257- 75

60. 00

[,032.45

505- 62 927.67

506. 00

1, 235. 55

344- 40

223. 20

423. 00

1, 236. 75

432. 27

510. 74

686. 20

1 332. 64

412. 54

212. 00 682.42

1, 414. 62

672. 55

1, 104. 00

1, 157- 35

1, 044.00

* Days.
284 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during tlie fiscal year endedJune 30, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Gorham, Mary K . Gorman, Mamie F

Gorman, Mary E. Gorman, Thos. . .

.

Gormley, A

Gosorn, T. Howard..

Goss, Jennie

Goss, M

Goss, Mabel E

Gotta, Robt. C . . .

.

Gottlieb, K

Gould, W. J I Gove, Charles H | 2, Grabill, C. E

Grady, Daniel

Graeves, Edith S . Graf, Charles J . .. Graff, Charles T .

.

Graham, A. W . .

.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

361 488 702%

319

$944. 40

597- 4*

I, 330- 7o 316.56

Graham, G. W

Graham, H. A

Graham, Harry C

Graham, Harvey W . Graham, Jas. R

Graham, J. H

Graham, Madge W .

.

Grant, J. F

Grant, Fizzie Grant, Nellie R

Graser, S. O

Grasse, Marie L

Graves, Benj. B. F

Graves, Geo. B

Graves, H. E

Graves, J. S

Gray, Carrie R

Gray, Edna

Gray, Elias Grav, E. S

Gray, H. W

Grear, Rufus

Green, Annie

Green, Chas. D

Green, E. A

Green, John C

Green, Fogan

Green, M. E

Green, Perry

Green, Rose A

Greene, Emma

Greene, John, jr Greenfield, T.H

Greenfield, Wm. E .

.

Greenwood, James . . Greer, Albert F

Gregor\% Daniel E. . • Grenadier, Charles.

.

Griffin, C. F

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griffith, George

Griffith, Robt. H

Griggs, W. F

Grimes, Edith M

Grimes, Hattie F . . . • Grimes, Faura F

Grimes, Perry T

Grimes, W. E

Grimsley, Forena . . . Grinnan, R. F

Griswold, M. J Griswold, W. A

Gritton, F. M

Groo, Mahlon

Groome, Chas. E

Grose, Fred C

5i9

274 504

592 423

573?

4

s,S

607.82

1, 123.00

600. 96

296. 00

1, 200. 38

765- 95

r, 223. 20 608

346 %

175%

911 464 500%

192 485

299 504 176% 437%

337

725 428%

02848

893 900

5i6

,520 ,413%

,566 ,041 ,429

, 02tt%

-997

, 0S0

,017

.3135*

, 177 ,423%

544

.697

,651 649

, 460

013 ,087%

,248

, 142% ,5TM%

843%

, 024

504 .4"4%

, 029

, 061%

,480 ,526%

1 500 ,017% ,237%

364 . 80

1, 501. 34 1,429.91

1, 289. 28

1, 356. 96 57.60

r, 222. 20

643. 72

r, 231. 20

1, 261.46

122.50

588. 24 844.90

t, 332. 78

c, 009. 70 28.80

477- 75

170. 09

239. T2 831.36

[, 186. 35

643. 60

523-4I

1, 193. 70 7I5-S7

501. 20

499. 20

378. 19

557- 83 611.05

1, 569. 88

326. 40

1, 607. 33

825. 50

162. 24

1, 230. 00

505- 75

522. 95

1, 103. 20

1, 054. 00

1, 234. 45

42i. 75

999- 52

[, 231. 20 [,447.82

993- 7o

517- 37

T, 219. 20 1,407.50

950. OO

996. 10

I, 245. 46

$53i-99

607. 57

256. 58

461.78

574- 6}

609. 12

686. 20

554- 37

600. 71

670. 38

632. 83 573-61

463- 85

Groshon, Clinton. Grumley, E. C

Guild, Alice

Guiles, Chas. H . .. Guinu, E. C

Gunn, H. S Gunton, Fouise . .

.

Gutelius, W. F

Guthridge, W. H.. Guv, Isabelle P . .

.

Gwin, H. A

Gwin, Mabel F . . - Haar, Rosa M

Haas, Isaac C

Hours employed.

2, 446

2, 501%

i,47i 1,009

1,876

2, 506 %

2, 368 2,472%

708

208 1,895 739

Hackett, Murray . .

.

Hackman, B. F

Hadcock, Frank. . . . Hadger, Pauline D . Hagan, Wm. E- A. .

.

Hage, Anna

Hager, Emma

Haggerty, James E - Hain, Elizabeth

Hain, Evelyn M . . .

.

Haines, Claude E- - - Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Fouis E- - - Hale, C. B

Hale, R. J Hall, Edward J..... Hall, Fred A.

'* 196

t, 26054 i,979K

192 i,4i9

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

Hall, G. W

Hall, James E

Hall, Minnie

Hall, S. K

Hall, T. Frank

Hall, Wm. T , Halliday, Belle Hallock, Daniel B .

.

Halloran, Deborah . , Halpennv, R.F-S...

Halsev, Geo. F

Haltigan, P.J Hambright, Frank H

Hamilton, Edw. J. . .

.

Hamilton, Isaac Hamilton, J. P

Hamilton, Wm. M. .

.

Hammond, A. W

Hammond, Jno. E. .

.

Hampson, Iowa

Hancock, Elizabeth M

Handiboe, John A . .

.

Handlev, Joseph A . . Handle}', Wm. W. . . . Handlv, E. J Hanft/Pheo. M

Hanlon, Saml. C Hann, R. F

Hannah, Monroe

Hannon, Ella Hanrahan, John T. .

.

Hansbrough, Annie . Haradon, Fannie A.

.

Harbaugh, Carroll . .

.

Harden, Wm. E

Hardenburgh, Mary

S

Hardester, T.J

Hardestv, T- K

Hardestv, R. C

Harding, C. T

Harding, Margaret. .

[, 064

2, 684 %

1, 137 2,153

1,932

1,703

2, 064

1, 949%

168

2, 620%

' *i

2,387

* 12

2, 643 %

2, 501%

737 %

1,865

2, 372

2, 439 2,484^

2, 494%

1,867 1,657%

2, 672

2, 359%

1,532%

2,316 1,538% 490%

2, no

2, 477%

$1, 202. 20 1,451-93

735- 50

508. 10 469. 78 1,322.33

1, 168. 25

1, 229. 63

424. 80 65.00

710. 62

177- 36

1, 763. 00

1,031.74

48. 00

532. 12 573- 60

652. 54

53«- 44

54°. 03

363- 36 851.50

1,011. 20

953- 95 42.00

1, 528. 79

1,340. 19 1,612.51

1, 328. 18

184. 60

386. 96 762.81

1, 235- 96

1,225.95

223.

937- 30

954- 50 1,322.48

1,436. 78

757- 45

597- 5o

706. 35

77o. 15

225. 25

844. 00

1,218. 55 1,362% 341.38

1,544 860. 45

2, 134% 1, 046. 45

2, 332 1, 167. 30

2, 504 I, 23 r. 20

2, 023 1, 000. 90

2, 386% 1,174- 30

1, 300 650. 00

2, 141% r, 156.75 923% 221.64 605 349- 85

*

3 io 848. 50

2, 364 666. 91 1,821% 89I-55

2,052 494- 21

2, 181 1, 173- 95

2, iS8% 985- 74 760 439- 94 2,619 1, 525- 04

2, 201 551-03 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 285

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Hours Amount earned.

Piece- work. Hardwicke, E. E

Hard}-, Ella C

Hardv, Geo. R

Hardv, Theo

Hardv, Theodore M

.

Harford, R. B

Haring, Walter W. .

.

Harkness, Jas. C

Harlow, R. B

Harper, E. J Harper, Florence

Harper. James E. . . . Harper, James E . • . - Harper, J. T

Harper, M. A

Harper, Thomas W. . Harrald, H

Harrell, Wells C

Harries, John

Harrigau, Frank L- . Harris, David

Harris, Geo. C

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, M. Agnes

Harris, Michael

Harris, Thos. F

Harris, W. H

Harris, W: J Harrison, B. E

Harrison, C. E

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, H. A

Harrison, J.W...

Harrison. Wright R . Harriss, Geo. E

Harrold, J. A

Harrvman. Win. H . . Harstin. Robert H .

.

Hart, Belle Hart, Clarence B

Hart, Frank

Hart. Wm.J

Hartley, Lee Hartman,V. W

Hartman, W. A

Hartmann, Charles. . Hartmann, Gustave . Hartnett, Jerome

Hartwell. Chas

Hartwell, F. E

Hartwell. MarvA

Harvel. Geo. W

Har\-ey, Cornelius. . . Harvev. Mars- E. . . .

.

Harvey, P. R'

Harvev, Wilson , Harward. Chas. E

Harwood, D.J

Hasbrouck. Harrv.

.

Haskell. F. A

Haskell, James G. .

.

Haslett, John W

Hasson, B. F

Hastings. TV. T

Hatlev, Frank M . .

.

Hatton. I Hauer. J. F

Havenner, Geo. C. .

.

Havens, F . B

Havens, J. O

Hawke, Nellie L

Hawke, Theresa Hawken, Agnes M . Hawkins, Geo. A. .

.

Haworth. Thos. W . Hav, E. C

1, 240^

336

2, 23614 1,879 i,ocSJ£ 2,233 3,000

2, 064

2, 071

1, 209 2,481 345

i,99i 2,498 692 J4 2.051 503^

2, 164

1, 679

2,896

$3io147. 1,09s. 918.

300.

620. 844.

578.

497.

684.

1, 552.

207. 557-

700. 402.

1,004.

188. 1,064.

841.

910.

50

60 1,9965* 1,295

2, 024

2, 434

2, 224^

576

2, 43°

5545*

1, 051

2, 218

1,235

1, 10948 961^

2 293^

2, 004%

292

410^

50I.

3S3-

,084.

,351. 625.

345-

. 336.

323-

525-

49- ,oSS.

318.

278.

13- 240.

, 125. 4S1.

564. 80 . 170.95 !•

? 2i-57 . 576. So I.

3633 4S5J 504

490

496

2, 375

2, 116 2,436

2, 504

2, 404%

1, 218. 451- 603.

1, 171.

1, 35S. 1,288.

745-

297. 602. 56 59

1, 135

1, 197 965

5.6o

2,249

2, 024 1,712^

*3i3

1,043

2. 545 5* 1.983

2, 074 y2

567. 999-

773-

, 799- 524. 496.

, 252. 971-

697. S67.

2, 273

2, 613^

*3i3

604. "578.

1, 427.

2. 001.

36

573- 28

629.

Havden, Geo. H

Havden. Mamie T. . . Haydon, J. D

Haves, Fiulev S

Haves, Hal .

." Hayes, Hugh

Hayes, John W

Hayes, Mamie

Haves, MarsHay-es, M. E

Hayes, Nellie E

Hayes, Oliver Havne, Harrv C

Hayne, J. T

Haynes, Eavinia F .

.

Haynes. Wm. K

Havs, John H

Hays, Uriel C Haywood, Edward . . Havwood. Teunie F . Hazle, E. F. G

Healey, Patrick

Heal}-", James A

Healv. Thomas F

Heck, Wm. C

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A .

.

Heffernan, Thomas . Heffner, Clara S

Heffner, Man,- Hegartv, Daniel J

. .

.

Hetdingsfeld, Ed ... . Heinline, Chas. S . . . . Heinline, Eida C

Heisler, Fred D

Heiston, T. B

Heizer, Nannie B . . ... Helff, Josefine M . . .

.

Hellings. Hattie R .

.

Helmig, C. F

Hemmings, Fred E- • Henderson, Reagan . Hendler, Chas. T

Hendricks, Ralph M

.

Hendricks, Wm. J . .

.

Hendrix, Ellen Henke, Fred. W

Hennen, L> M

Hennen, W. S Hennigan, John

Henning, Geo

Henning, S. E

Heurv. Chas. W

Henshaw, C. W

Hepburn, Chas Hepburn, Chas. F. . .

.

Herbert, Edwin W. . Herbert, Florence E.

Herbst, Minnie

Herfurth, Josephine

.

Hering. Thomas F. .

.

Herman, Ernest Herndou, Jno. G

Herndon, P. L

Heron, John J Herzinger, C. W

Herzog, Daniel S. . .

.

Herzog, Emma

Heslet, James H

Hess, C. T

Hess, Morris T Hess. S

Hetzler, John M.

Hewston, Mary E. E

Hickev. Annie

Hickev. T. F

Hickev, J. F

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time_ | Piecework', work.

2. 570 L 2

1, 262^2 412%

634J*

1,661

2, 5"

2, 326^

1, S955*

2, 140%

9*55* 1,586^

2,033

4945*

2. 500

2, 476

2,5175*

Si, 300. 08

631. 25 247-5o

1, 183- 45

386. 10

159- 17

415- 25

675. 18

562. 31

454. 86

S57. 00

458. 35 396.62 510.04

296. 70

1, 229. 20

1, 364. 10

594- 22

1,056

1,995

2, 203

2, 411^

2,117

1, 00S „ 2, 388^

2, 462

2, 062

706

i,790

2,493

2. 126

255- 57

1, 050. 20

1, 039. 10

524. So

978. 30

1, 0S2. 30

967- 56

50S. 08 504.00

174- 25

222. 65

494. 88 413.60

783. 12

599- 13 517-44

2,119

2. 4585*

2, 248 *3i3

1, 7355*

*

3o6

1, 191

2, 427 960^

2, 385K

2,4S2

8745*

2, 504

I, 4OI

1, 829^

2, 504

I, 058. 70 1,208.45

624. 00

1, 799- 75

433- 83

1, 377. 00

291. 79 S49-44

482. 95

1, 195. 18

193- 85

1, 142. 18 595-68

438. 35

r. 231. 20

439- 76

899-

S

5

1, 252. 00

2, 390

1,858

2, 688

1,884

2,3235*

2, of8y2 2,477

9345*

1,403^2 94 5*

2, 3375*

2, 564 2,468^

2, 149 350

2, 402

294

574- 12 387. oS

1,561.04

942. 00

1, 141.99

1, 020. 65

r, 226.90

469- 25

35i- 14

22. 68

1, 243- 36 481.45

1, 241. So

16. 00

517. 68

87. 50

132. 27

147. 00 *Days.
286 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printi

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune jo, 1900, etc. —Continued. No ng

Hickman, E. E

Hickman, W. H

Ilickmann, Mary. .

.

Higgins, Annie

Higgins, B. F

Higgins, Eizzie Higgins, Miles J Highberger, Clara G

Hill, Chas. W

Hill, J.E

Hill, Eorenzo

Hill, Minnie

Hillebrant, Amy E.

Honrs

employed.

2, 267

/

* 235

I 576

i,86r

2, 208 2,462%

2, 320

2, 503^

2, 606^

2, 217%

1, 920

2, 064

r * 25

.2, 309

2, 188 1,428*6 *305 876%

213^

626 384

Hillebrant, F. J.... Hilton, Eva A

Himmelman, J. C. .

.

Hinds, W. E

Hinkel, Wm. F

Hinsley, Eottie B. .. Hinwood, S. C

Hipkins, C. C

Hitchcock, Irving W

Hitchcox, J Hoagland, T. B 1,335 Hobbs, H.W 2,503% Hodes, Theo *3i3 Hodge, C. F 644 Hodges, John C

! 2,416% Hoes, James E I 2,419 Hoey, Jennie G

Hoffman, Florence ... 2, 109 Hofmann, Ferdinand 2, 012 Hogan, John E I 2, 196 Hogan, John F ! 2,087% Hogan, John H 2, Hoggsette, James A.

.

Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F . . . Holcombe, Samnel W

Holden, Eewis F

Holetnan, Wm. M. . .

.

Holl, E. A j Holland, J. L, Holland, R. E

Holler, Rosa E 2, 060 Hollinger, Clara B . . . 2, 097 Hollins, Joseph H. C .

[ 2, 504 Hollowaj', J. L 2, 856 Holmes, Barbara |

, Holmes, Benjamin . . . Holmes, C. E

Holmes, Warner

Hoiton, Hoyt A

Honaker, C. A

Honesty, Morris Hood, M. C

Hooper, E. J Hooper, John H

Hoover, Alice S

Hoover, Frank

Hoover, Geo. B

Hopkins, Clyde G . .

.

Hopkins, D. W

Hopkins, Edgar W.

.

Hopkins, F. H

Hopkins, F. H., jr.. . Hopkins, S. E

Hopper, Annie I 2, 665 Hopper, Nellie 1,803% Hopwood, Lonise 1 Horen, Ed. B

Horkan, Geo. A .. Horn, Haddie Z. .. Houck, Emma H.

Houck, Henry T .

2, 092%

2, 131 1,924

2,842

2, 119

2, 508

2, 472

2, 032

810

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$75o. 34 }i,727.S3

387- 7i

2, 483

2, 350%

1, 696

2, 354%

9I5K

2, 503

2, 260

2, 193

2, 368 485%

567

2, 960

2, 232%

2, 441%

2,476%

I,7i8 1,268% 2,014%

1,976

555- 62 591.00

764. 68

600. 84

, 436. 43

567- 09

389- 37

516. 80

7°7- 43

525-12 811.40

, 753- 75

438. 25

696. 10

362. 40

230. 40

667. 50

1, 230. 95

1, 584- 50

154- 56

1, 187. 45

1, 188. 70

659- 08

985. 20

1, 191.20 683.81 i,37i.87

1,161.85

1, 045. 90

943. 60

764. 35

r, 042. 70

1, 243. 20

618. 00 1,008.00

405. 7o

496 - J 3 506.35

1, 252. 00

803. 25

620. 75

1, 274. 35

432. 70

1, 16S.65

457- 62

646. 55

554- 05

668. 30 279.50

$300. 16

, 168. 96

252. 65

283. 50

925. 00

, 117- 02

1 199- 95

24. 00

639. 60

436. 29 ,222.31

429. 49

370.01

483. 48

967. 20

661.46

650. 36

595- 79

586. 96

538.34

643- 75

615. 22

606. 22

191. 70

Name.

Hough, C. B

Hough, Frances R

Houghton, Chas. E.. Howard, George E • Howard, J. E

Howard, Martha E. Howard, Minnie E

.

Howard, T. W

Howard, Vincent F. Howcott, P. M

Howe, Merwin G. .

.

Howells, S. D

Howes, E. E

Howland, G. W

Howie, C. A

Howlett, Charles . .

.

Howlin, Wm

Howser, Bertie C . .

.

Hubbard, A. J. E - . - Hubbard, J. P

Hours employed.

Hubbel, Mar>- Hudson, Fred J Hugdal, Ralph M... . Huggins, J. T

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, Charles R . . Hughes, Ellis Hughes, Frank

Hughes, G. D

Hughes, Geo. B

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Harry

Hughes, Jas. W

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, John

Hughes, Marv F

Hull, G. M...

Hullett, A. G

Hulling, Julius Humble, H. H

Humes, Annie M . . .

.

Hummel, Calvin F . . Humphrey, O. W

Hundley, M. B

Hunt, A. Z

Hunt, Jeremiah A. .

.

Hunt, Lizzie Hunt, Margaret

Hunter, Bertha

Hunter, James P . . . . Hunter, John H

Hunter, R. E

Hunter, W. H

Hunter, William

Hurd, W. H

Hurdle, Chas. W

Hurley, Blanche

Hursh, Frank

Hurworth, Thomas E

Huse, C. B

Huse, Edward A

Huson, Wilber J

. . .

.

Huss, A. E

Hussey, Annie

Huston, J. A

Hutcheson, M.W., jr. Hutchinson, Ambrose

Hutchinson, Amelia

Hutchinson, Clara .

.

Hutchinson, Robert

Hutchinson, Wm. H

Hutchison, E. A .... Hutchison, William

Hutton, Clara E

Hyams, Mord

f *26

\i,86i *277

2, 01 1 %

2, 041

2, 019

1,638 1,614%

2, 454 H

1, 256%

2, 403 1,968% 2,412%

2, 502

2, 112 2,492 338%

2, 504 760

2, 496

f *26

12, 255%

1,310%

1, 004%

2, 558%

T ,993 1,015%

2, 421 624%

2, 129%

2, 572

2, 125

2, 040%

*30i

2, 076

2, 382

2, 469%

2, 153^

1,990 2,5"^

2,043

1, 000

2, 436 *307

2, 496

703

Amount earned. Time

work.

px, 240. 12

1, 10S. 00

987. 00

5io. 47

506. 44

341- 25 43L42

1, 206. 45

629. 00

600. 75

1, 034. 30

1, 187. 30

1, 299. 24

1, 149. 84

1, 227. 40

203. 10

1, 231. 20

182. 40

1, 248. 00

1, 432. 29

328. 68

502. 25 1,487.31 1,092.66 502.95

970. 80

374- 70

1, 058. 35

1,090. 78

531- 23 1,001.05

1, 730. 75

499- 39

667. 65 h 355- 22

1, 055- 95 995.00

i, 440. 08

508. 88

500. 00

1, 205. 20

767- 50

1, 303- 40

176.55

2, 260 613.63

600 360. 00

2, 503 1, 230. 70

2, 504 626. 00

144 57.6o

945 236. 25 *I54 308. 75 2,435^ 1,371.72

2, 203% 532. 42 9S3^ 466.71

2, 091 585. 3i 657^ 328.85 899^ 451- 85

2, 232 620. 00

1, 069% 624. 15 2,'473^' 1, 539- 28 i,349 674. 70

2, 504 626. 00

2, 267 631.30

721 173- 04

1, 104 343- 05

2, 503^ 1, 230. 95 1,067% 535- 50

2, 49S% 62s. 9b

2, 164 521.48

1,959 489. 74 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 287

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the publicprinting

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune jo, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Hvatt, John B

Hvatt, Nellie B

Hvde, W. B

Hyler, O. D

Hynes, Sarah E

Hysan, John F

Indermauer, Charles

Ingalls, Albert E

Ingalls, I. M

Ingledue, J. B

Inman, N

Irev, Chas. W

Irvin.J.E

Irwin, James

Irwin, Jarnes H

Isham, Carrie I Jackson, Edward . . . Jackson, James W . . . Jackson, J. U

Jackson, Julius Jackson, Mildred E.E

Jackson, M. P

Jackson, Pauline .... Jackson, Theo. H. . . . Jackson, W. W

Jacobs, Arthur

Jacoby, Callie. ....... Jaeger, August H. . . . Jama, Theresa E

Jameson, John G. . .

.

Jaques, John B

Jayne, T. F

Jefferis, James H . . . . Jeffrey, Geo. E

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, Charles .... Jenkins, H. C

Jenkins, James

Jenkins, Meredith . . . Jenkins, W. E

Jenkins, Z. T

Jenks, Richard E

Jerdone, Clara P. Jewett, Annie R

Jewett, Hattie M

Johannes, Geo

Johns, W. R., jr Johnson, A. B

Johnson, CD

Johnson, Charles. . . . Johnson, C. T

Johnson, Elmer

Johnson, Geo. A

Johnson, Geo., jr . . .

.

Johnson, James A . .

.

Johnson, Joe M

Johnson, Julius E

Johnson, E. H

Johnson, E- K

Johnson, Eouis C

Johnson, Eucy P . . . . Johnson, R. A

Johnson, R. S

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Virgie Johnson, W. B

Johnson, W. F

Johnson, Wm. H

Johnson, W. R

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, Frank M. . Johnston, J. M

Johnston, R. E

Johnston, Simeon . .

.

Johnston, W. E

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

$53- 00

2, 213

2, 5"

2,04154

2, 304

1, 136 2,423 608

2,968 432

2, 556

1, 670^

744

2, 254

2, 010

2, 396

2, 965

2.4>* I_, 2, *68

.0S5.

,606. 489.

615.

652.

,411. 364.

9S2.

131-

,266.

,"3-

4S2.

674. 932.

,297- 6m.

600 360. 2,62254

1, 10254

2, 28254

2,511

2, 459

657.

275-

1, 199-

1, 235- 1,412.

2, 476

2, 163%

• *26

2, 296

1, 012%

2, 322

1, 358.

1, 206.

*3i3

80 2,444%

2, 628

2, 577

2, 509%

2,528

704.

24. 611.

821.

1, 288.

1, 610. 1,512.

2, 490

2, 466% *3H

*i73

1, 134^

2, 233 601%

724

2, 577

2, 414

2, 111%

2, 208 2,544

2, H4/2

1,082

278. 00

253-

275.

222]

2, 670

1, 771

2, 467 1,417

2, 249^

2, 472 2,317^

2, 023 54

2, 06254

2, 03654

2, 04054

2, 409

2, 486

2, 504

2, 432%

nt. 45

485- 83 368.96

1, 219. 10

420. 25

539- 88

i, 215.40

i< 158. 95

506. 67 1,011.25

488. 76

637. 78

1, 399- 76

i, 222. 20

1, 231. 20

854- 05

Piece- work.

S60S. 56

598. 1,213.

939-

•1,641.

[, 246. 19 . 350.90 • 213-65

1,673.11 L

t, 137-95 • t, 054. 95 • 1,104.75 • 954.00 . 1,049.25 . 541.00 |.

596. 48

636. 14

611. 79

617. 26

285. 76

608. 82

Johnston, W. G

Johnston, W. T

Joiner, A. S

Jolley, Marie E

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E .

.

Jones, E. C

Jones, Edward W. , jr Jones, Edwin C

Jones, Frederick

Jones, G. E

Jones, Geo. B

Jones, J. A

Jones, James T

Jones, Jno. W

Jones, Eydia E

Jones, Manning C . . . Jones, Mary E. A

Jones, M. F

Jones, Thos . E

Jones, W. F

Jones, William G. . . . Jones, W. S

Jordan, Chas

Jordan, Green J Jordan, Henry

Jordan, Eulu D

Jordan, May B

Jordan, Richard E . . Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Joseph, Eula M

Judge, CP

Judson, Harry B

Julian, R. A

Jullien, F. A

Jullien, Eouis

Juno, Chas. V

Kahlert, J. H

Kail, J. W

Kane, James

Kane, Michael Kane, Nora Kankey, Virginia. . . . Karnes, J. E

Kaufman, Geo. S. . . . Kaufman, Jos. C

Kautenberg, M. N . . . Kavanaugh, John E - Keane, Katie Kearney, James

Kearney, John T . . . . Keating, Annie

Keating, J. M

Keck, Alonzo

Keck, Julius N

Kee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella Keefe, J.E

Keefe, T

Keefer, Nida W

Keelan, John C

Keeler, Rachel Keenan, John

Kehoe, Geo. D

Kehoe, J. D

Kehoe, Mary B. Keicher, Mary . . Keiner, Andrew

Kelly, Arthur . . Kelly, Chas. W. . Kelly, Hubert . . Kelly, John

Kelly, John J....

Hours

employed.

152

1 109%

976

1,893

1, 500^

2, 162%

*307

2, 880

1,92814%

608

717

r *4o

12,08954

I2540

1,279

2, 333 620

64

736

2,506 I.753&

2,007

2, 190

2, 096

1,816

2, 014

1, 801 &

2, 490%

2,46254 540%

2, 12454

2, 480

2,049 616

2, 527%

2, 185 1,393

2, 235/3

1, 25054 2,284 1,868%

586

1. 393

2, 040%

2,492 i,9»2% 330%

1,996

216

2, 504

2, 16754 360

2, 118 62254

2, 497%

* \\2\ I,572J i,375

2, 120

2, 504 *17\

r, 903J

271 *3i3

2, 984

2, 245%

Amount earned. Time

work.

$38. 00

1, 034- 59

272. 86

930. 50

750. 50

1, 067. 65

1, 765- 25

720. 00

738. 00

7- 25

364. 80

179. 69

787.21 31-25

12. 00 378.95

147. 04

358. 80 32.00

184. 00

634. 87

440. 21

502. 74 532.51

503- 04

478. 37

604. 20

452. 34

[,224. 45

.-,232.36 270. 25

539- 10

1, 2 [9. 20 1,185.65

369. 60 1,448.64

612. 25 413-05

260. 61

732. 05 318.46

058. 65

338. 80 413-05

013.05

225. 20

495- 58 82.72

qq8. 00

54. 00

1, 304. 08

543- 07

508. 32

352. 25

78o. 73 i,565-93

407- 75

509- 38

1, 236.32

973- 25

135- 50

541. 00

1, 007. 10

I, I34-65 Days.
288 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement shozving the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during Ilie fiscal year endedJune 30, igoo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Kelly, Kate

Kelly, Katie

Kellv, Maggie

Kelly, T.J

Kelly, W. B

Kellv, Wm. H

Kelly, W. T

Kelsey, Harvey A. .

.

Kelso, John Kemon, F. C

Kendall, Jerome

Kendall, R. W

Kendrick, Daniel. . . Kendrick, George R, Kenny, I,. P

Kenny, Marv

Kensil, Geo.W

Kent, John

Kent, gillie V

Kenworthy,William,

Kepner, E

Kerby, Lizzie N

Kern, F. W

Kern, Geo. M

Kernan, James

Kerney, Rosa B

Kerr, S. H

Kerrott, E. M

Kersej% Virginia . .

.

Kervin, W. H

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

1,568

Keys, Daniel

Keyser, H. D

Kibbev, Hiram , Kidd, Frank A

Kiernan, John

Kilian, John H

Killigan, Josephine

A

Kimbark, F. S

King, A. H

King, E. D

King, Edwin M

King, E. J King, J. Eigon

King, John F

King, John F

King, Mattie B

King, M. R

King, R. E

King, Rufus T

King, W. Marden. .

.

Kinueard, John A.

.

Kinney, A. D

Kinsella, M

Kinslev, J. M. D .... Kirby, Charles J

Kirb'v, EH

Kirby, Samuel G . .

.

Kirbv, William L .

.

Kirk; R. H

Kirkland, William . Kirsch, Mary

Kirwan, Moses F . .

.

Kistler, John S

Klapp, Daniel N. . . . Klebold, Fred. F. .. . Kleiber, Rose

Kleindienst, S. B. . . . Klinger, Grace W .

.

Klinknett. Geo. G . Kloek, Edwin M . .

.

Klopfer, E.D

Klopfer, F. E

Kluge, Anna A

Kuapp, Jas. B

Knight, H. D

$376. 32 1,825 380. 21

I, O29. 80

2, 452 I, I56. 29 2,383^ I, 170.95

2, 060 723. 52

724 362. 00 498 286. 00

2, 466 1, 427. 07 I.OOS^ 581-50

2, 182^ 1, 218.46

2,451 612.85

2, 487 1, 014. 80

2, 540 Vz 1,268.95

1,783 371-46

1,647 823. 50

2, 403 I, 180. 70

2, 472 593- 28 2,5"^ 1, 377- 70

2, 477% 594. 60

2, 078 390. 98

527 263. 50

2, 658^ 1, 324- 03 1,800 450 00

1,048 335- 36

2, 349% 1,363.01 *26

| 850.88

2, 216 2,410 602. 75 2,472 1, 215. 20

2, 438 975. 20 762% 450. 07

2, 210*4 1, 241. 18 24 14.40

2, 502 1, 000. 80

2,568 1,415-35

2,615 1, 288. 40 2,515% 1,375-95

2, 244^ 1, 122. 25

2, 457% 1, 216. 75

2, 255 1, 106. 70

32 19. 20 1,768 530- 64

i,3i5 657- 50 904 228. 80

3, 000 991.30

2, 214^

2, 416

1, 238.43

1, 250. 02

i,997 479- 28

2, 141 536. 80 2,492% 1, 182. 12 368 106. 92

2, 502 1, 257- 78

2, 012^ 99S- 25 2,018^

2, 048

504. 62 1,013.60

1,699 353- 96 526% 247- 57

2, noj4 1, 049. 25 462% 231- 25

2, 501

%

1, 229. 95 2,478% 594- 84

1, 222^4 654- 65

2, 506 1,368.37

2, 502 625. 50

1,137

1, 260 617.50

724. 00 *"6 242. 50

{*, 322} 1, 412.00

656 328.00

Piece- work.

$617.41

577- 03

633- 52

645. 28

142. 16

Knight, Jno.E

Knight, Nellie P

Knoble, Chas

Knoble, Max. J Knoekey, C. A

Knott, CM

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, L. O

Knowles, Mary C. .

.

Knowles, W. E

Knowles, Wm. T . . . . Koehl, Charles C

Koehler, Mathilda H

Koester, Matilda F . . Koockogev, Samuel . Koon, H. R

K0011, L- W

Koons, S. C

Koontz, Edward J. . Koontz, Thos. E

Krall, Wm

Kreh, Chas. F

Krener, Chas. H . . . . Kroll, Wm. A

Kuhner, Augustus. .

.

Kummer, Geo

Kundahl, Charles . . . Kunsman, G. H

Kurz, Wm. W

Kvne, Elizabeth Lackey, Ella C

Laing, Aug. M

Eake, Annie

Ealor, Martha E

Lamb, Geo

Eambert, Nannie. . . . Eambert, W. C

Eambson, B

Eamson, J. R

Eanahau, Joanna C. . Lancaster, Isaiah. . . . Eandrigan, Agnes . . . Eandvoigt, D. W. . .

.

Eandvoigt, Jno. A. . . . Eane, Bernard H . . . . Eane, Emma T

Eane, F. S Eane, John F

Lang, Wm

Eangdon, H. D

Lange, E. A

Lange, Josepha

Langford, S. W

Eanglev, Hannah . . . Eangley, Robt. C Lanman, Frank E • • Eannirg, O. N

Ea Pelle, Z

Eaporte, W. M

Larcombe, John

Earry, Carrie J Eashhorn, M. A

Eatham, Ed. F

Eattin, Mary E

Eauxman, H. M

Lauxmann, Florence D

Lavalette, W. A

Eavisson, H. A

Law, Ellsworth Law, Mary A

Lawler, Charles K . . . Lawlor, William

Lawrence, Emma . . . Lawreuson, Maggie . Lawson, E. A. M

Hours

employed.

Lawyer, Anna T. Days.

i,932

2, 081

2, 508

809

2, 466%

1,921

2, i \?.y2

2, 692

2,136 989%

2,051 2,473 2,512%

2, 172

2, 179%

200

2, 484

2,444

2, 192%

2, 497

600 *3i3

2, 023

520 2,502^

2,431

2, 180^

552 1,016^

2, 125J4 24

2, 500

-313

2, 220^

2, 031^

208

2, 504

2, 504

2, 890

2, 502

* 185^

192

2, 667^

584

2, 377

1,291

2, 016 2,059

2, 423

2, 508

2,423

2, 369

2, 250^

2,049^

1,771*

2, 437%

2,428

*

309

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

24 2,491%

2, 058

2, 038 y2 1,314

2, 402%

224

2, 392

$945-

499-

i,455- 404

1, 212. 939

397

1,325

503.

247. 820.

860. 603. 524

1,068.

80.

1, 289.

1, 214,

1, 247.

1, 227. 150 1,565

1,011

130

1, 230 635

1, 076

138 255 5io

7

1,237

•33

. 200937

4073

00

95 I 0043

8565

1, 590- 555-

1, 159- 52. i,453- 600.

722.

702. 788.

76. i,547-

168. 594-

646.

529-

1, 009.

1, 146.

1. 233- 1,310.

586.

617. 1,011.

885. i,352.

1, 144- 1-313-

50

1, 130.30

540. 82

636. 20

1, 181.05 134.40

1, 175- 20

24 6. 91 I

1 ' 468" 39

64S. 32

489- 57

609. 89

573- 76

576. 54

671. 90

669.05
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 289

Xo. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed hi the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

gazelle. H. H

Leach, B. F

Leapley. J. X

Leatzow, William F . Leavitt, Win. M

Leavv, Tennie Le Buffe, A. F

LeCain, W. H

Lee, Emily

Lee, Geo. L

Lee, Jas. A

Lee, JessE

Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen

Lee, R. W

Lee, W. J Lee. Wm. E

Leech, D. P

Leech, J. S

Leeds, Chas. H

Leeds, John T

Leeper, John W . ... Lefferts, Samuel G . . Le Grys, Ernest Lehmann, Bernard . . Lehmann, Henry. . . . Leighton, Charles H.

Leith, Arthur T

Le Merle, A. M 1 Lemmon, Vincent . .

.

Lemon, J. H I Lendner, Margaret . . Lenhart, J. M

Lenman, M. E

Lenoir, Samuel H . . . I Lentz, Wm. H

Leonard, Annie F . . . Leonard, C. I Lesher, Jacob C

Lester, J.J ! Levey, John

Levy, Fanny E

Lewellyn, Luzetta . . . Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, F.M

Lewis, F. P I Lewis, Ida J Lewis, J. H

Lewis, M

Lewis, Rachel E

Lewis, S. W

Lewis, Thomas

Lewis, William E ! Leyden, John E

Lichtenberger, H. J

. . Lieutand, Howard C. Light, N. M

Lightcap, John C . . . Ligon, John D

Lillard, N. J

Lillie, M. G

Lindberg, E. J Lindsay, Maty- Lindsey, A. R

Lindsey, A. S

Lindsley, Annie

Lindstrom, Albert. . . Linhart, May

Linn, John F

Linqmst, John

Liomin, George

Lippincott, F. P

Lippincott, L. R

Little, Annie C

Little, J. M

Little, Theo. J Livermore, Wm. H . .

2, 502

2, 226

. S88%

2,577

2, 112

2, 374%

2,011%

1,651

1, 775 2,745

24

2, 135 1,884

1, 242

2, 435%

i,93i

2, 100 *3°i 2,412^

1,538%

59i 2,051 960

592

2, 55o%

2, 484 2,444%

1, 372

2,504

982

2, 007

2, 296%

i,i55%

2, 432 %

2, 507 %

2, 492 %

2,515 2,390

2, 225

2, 061 V,

?

, 093

[,279 [,683%

[, 001

1,92/

2, 210 *3"

2, 227 1,316

2, 008

788

1, 166 2,393%

2,511

1, 000%

576

1,855 2,494

2, 162

1, 320%

2, 442

2, 309^

336

1, 178 680 2,497%

148

2, 346%

$625. 50

160. 44

559- 60 444.25

1, 679. 89

528. 00

666. 82

984- 95 343-96

452.80

738. 25 14.40

514- 99

659. 68

234- 24

i, 327. 22

953- 50

1,029.52

1, 730- 75 i,394-63 774.06 321.90

1, 005. 50

488. 80

355- 20

766. 71

1, 241. 20

1,417. 50

686.00

626. 00

245- 49

481.68

1, 176. 26

577- 75 1,328.30

602. 56

1,360.88

1, 243- 35 597-49

1,091.70

494. 76

1, 093- 97

378. 95 964.50

500. 50 58.50

l8i. 75

r, 085. 00

933- 00

1,251.89

618. 52

502. 20 394.00

583- 30

1,320. 12 1,458.19 501.45

446. 50

345- 60 386.46

598. 56

1, 084. 80

330. 12

770. 40

138.57

201. 60

568. 89

199. 60

[,36i.93

$577-68

579-6i

269.45

596. 19

576. 21

556. 26

54o.

665. 02

443-05

Lloyd, David T

Llovd, Frank M

Lockling, H. J Lockwood, W. K

Logan, J. O'N

Lohme^-er, Richard C

Long, Charles Long, Chas. H

Long, Edward E - . . - Long, F. H

Long, Isabel M

Long, James R

Long, Wm. H

Longfellow, M. W. . . Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Lorentz, Mott L

Loring. Annie

Love, W. H

Love, W. R

Lovejov, Mary A . . . . Lowd, H. D

Lowd, W. B

Lowe, Bvrdie P

Lowey, F. C

Lowey, R. G

Lowrey, J. H

Lowry" Robert

Lucas, E. L

Luce, M

Luckett, Lucinda. . . . Lucy, Cornelius J . . . . Ludlow, C. O

Luerssen, H. G

Luitich, John F

Lusby, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lusby, John W

Lutz, Lawrence F . . . Lyddane, Jennie Lyddane, Sarah C . .

.

Lydick, J. D

Lyle, John T

Lynch, Jas

L>*nch, Jennie Lynch, Nora

Lynn, D

Lyon, Henry A

Lyon, Joseph C

Lyons, Chas. S Lyons, Nellie F. V. . . Lvons, P. H

Lytle, N. H

Maag, Frank W

Mabrey, R. L

Macallister, Alexr. . Maccubbin. A. E . . . . Macdonald, James H

Machen, W. A

Mackay, G. D

MacKensie,Christine B

Macksey, John C . . . . MacMurray, C. J MacNamafa, Eliza- beth

Macnichol, Sallie. . .

.

Macoughtry, Paul B. Madden, Michael. . . .

Hours em- Amount earned. Time Piece- ployed. work_ wQrk_

2, 284.

2, 53i%

1, 293%

1, 940%

2, 173%

2, 020%

1, 000

463 *3i3

1, 289

2, 529

1,074 *i64 401%

1, 892

2,493 560

1,633

1, 98oJ 2, 103

2, 244

1, 768

2, 162

2, 503

2, 503

2, 486 *3io

2, 46I J

' *36

1, 870^

2, 362

2, 165% 964%

2, 318%

2, 621

2,441 *

3

i 4 i,992%

2, 024 2,563%

2, 049^

2,510

2, 457%

i,449K

2,444 1,631%

2. 504

2, 5°3

2, 294%

1,849% *46

304

2, 254 J 2,348

1,982

Madden, William. Maddox, Fannie.

.

Maddox, John T.

.

Maddren. Joseph . Magee, Katie V. .

.

Magill, Chas. H...

Magill, W.J ......

*5%

, ,852

If *29

i \2, 223

j 1,808 2,046K

! 2,488

i 2,058

: 2,156

1 2,068%

$1, 146. 50

i, 246. 75

323- 37

1, 116.30 I 544- 16

99i- 05

500. 00

231-50

1, 327. 25 678.50

610. 89

537- 00

328. 00

233- 63

925. 20

S. Doc. 19-

Days.

225. 70

140. 00

816.75

475- 32

1, 168. 84

1, 107. 00

424.32

i, 060. 20 1,230.70

1,343-48

r, 400. 86

620. 00

590. 76

[, 136.67 944.88

:,o6i.95

482. 25

579- 62

:,424-35 74-5o

221. 10

628. 00

499- 52

809. 60

1,591.66

763. 82

627. 99

592- 87

363- 49

1, 232. 16

795- 75

1, 235- 25

1, 230. 70

646. 75

932. 75

92. 00

770. 48 75-65

1, 107. 85

1, 153- 20

475. 68

463. 00

• 749-40

340. 33

1, 005. 77

1, 223. 20

496. 04

1, 056. 40

1,017. 45 19
290 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and bindi?ig during the fiscal year endedJune 30, ipoo, etc. —Continued

Maguire, W. H

Mahan, H. B

Maher, Edvvd. C

Maher, Thomas P . . . Mahoney, Julia Mahony, Jas. A

Mahony, Kane

Mahony, W. F

Main, L. C

Major, Harry B

Maley, John

Maley, Margaret .... Malone, John G

Malone, Mary A

Maloney, F. T

Maloney, J. M

Maloney, M. A

Maloney, William. . . Maloney, W. W

Maloy, Frank J Manchester, T. W . . . Manderfeld, Frank L

Mangan, Elizabeth.

.

Mangan, W. J Mangold, Martin

Manire, J. L, Mann, B. F

Mann, J. L

Manning, Geo. W

Manning, Jennie Manning, W. J Mansfield, J. E

Mareeau, Marie

Mareellns, Robt. H . . Marcinkowski, V. . . . Markey, Patrick H . . Markham, M

Marks, Walter

Marquis, George C. .

.

Marr, Nellie C

Marriott, N. B

Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, E. H

Marshall, Libbie .... Marshall, Sidney J. . Marshall, Vincent. .

.

Marshall, W. T . .

.

Marshel, Dora B.

.

Marston, A. P

Hours

employed.

546

2, 503 %

2, 276 360

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$290. 00

1,299.81

1, 140. 00

190. 80

217 i,559%

* 3°9%

i,952

2, 462%

2, 252%

108. 50

780. 00

1, 016. 25

488. 00

1, 422. 87

1, 106. 40 693%

1,322%

2, 449%

2, 356

220

2, 504 2,015%

1,986 2,675%

2, "3%

2, 424

2,419

1,890

2, 499%

2, 048 2.617%

2,522%

I, 419

2, 474

2, 504

r *i9

II, 586 1,924%

424 827%

1,988 616

2, 010

2, 306 609%

Marston, H. P

Martin, Addie

Martin, A. F

Martin, Annie M. .. Martin, Ansley C.

.

Martin, Bertie Martin, E. R

Martin, Jennie

Martin, Minnie E.

.

Martin, Robert A. . Martin, Roger

Martin, Sarah

Martin, Thomas. .

.

Martin, W. H

Martin, Will K . ..

.

Martin, W. T

Martinson, J. E

Marvin, Daniel J .

.

Marye, A.M

Marve, Sydney T.

.

Mason, C. C

Ma^sey, Victoria P. Massie, L. A

Mast, Simon P

568

2,512

2, 1475

346. 75

247. 98 1,203.95 i,530.97

123.60

1, 231. 20 1,014.42

977. 00

813.06

1,317-83

507- 24

755- 36

1, 009. 53

925. 00

1, 45o. 77

1, 011. 20

1, 526. 02

460. 65

420. 41

594- 47

231.20

675- 50

943- 05

106. 00

413- 75

477- 12

369. 60

502. 87

576. 82

362. 50

284. 00

645- 99

062. 05

f *26

12, 392K

f * 153

{l, 280

2, 523%

1,247

1,032

2, 492

1, Il6

2, 220 2,5H%

552

2,567

2, 166 950%

i,978%

464

2, 206%

2, 496

2, 428

80

1,534-45 1,391.00

609. 09 623.85

516. 00

599- 42

279. 00

532- 80

[,996 iqo

1, 389- 95

276. 00

643- 85

1, 087. 60

277- 55

1, I32-75

278. 40

1, 083. 29

1, 233- 92

1, 347. 20 30.00

479. 04

548. 32

$614. 06

550. 03

575- 94

248. 02

608. 39

627. 72

551-52

638. 59

48I-7J

604. 92

533- 13

Mathers, J. W

Matthews, Harry | Matthews, J. M

Mattiniore, Charles A] Mattimore, James H.

Mattingly, (). F

Mattingly, Thos. J... Mauck, Frank S.

.

Mauger, Sallie J

1 Maupin, A T ' Maus, C

Maxwell, JohnW . .

.

Maxwell, Julia M . . . May, Thos. O

Mayer, Chas. D

Mayer, Fred B

Mayer, l_ouise J

. . .

.

Maynard, J. E

McAleer, H

McAloon.T.A ! McArdle, H. F

McAuley, R. C

McAuliffe, C.H J McAuliffe, P. J

...

.

McBride, J. R

McBride, S. F

.

McCabe, Hattie McCabe, J. A

McCabe, Mary

McCallum, P. M

McCampbell, N. Iv . .

.

McCann, C. B

McCann, Jos McCardell, Oliver C . McCardell, T. E

McCarthy, E

McCarthy, J. A

McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, J. T McCarthy, John F. . . McCarthy, John J . .

.

McCarthy, Rose

McCartv, D. J McCathran, Donald . McCaulev, Emma D. McCausland, John T. McChesney, James H

McCleery, John F . .

.

McClelland, Rose . . . McClure, Arthur E .

.

McClure, Theophilus

McClurj?, PI. J McComb, John McCouahav, Stella B

McConchie", J. Wm .

.

McConnel, D. S

McConnell, M. A

McConnell, Thos . .

.

Hours employed.

2, 523

2, 397 2,448 1,966%

2, 040 2,511%

2,488

i,976

2, 594 i^77i%

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1,460.

670.

612. 970.

r, 020. 1,458.

i,446.

494-

2, 492 *309 %

2, 110%

1,071%

2, 024 948

335

2, 37o%

345%

2, 285%

2, 47!% I*i55%

1 1, 253

276. 40

877

034- 45

264 1,904 2,458%

2,415%

2, 482%

r, 029

512

2, 500%

1, i95

2, 280

2, 010

2, 120 2,091%

2,487%

2, 480

1,907 2,017% 2,477%

1,056 2,035 "'48

'

2, 53i 624 i,94i%

536. 995-

453-

167.

1, 185. 207.

1, 122.

1 , 296. 1,643-

132. 392.

:, 210.

McCormack, H. P. .

.

McCormick, C. W. .. McCormick, Edward

McCormick, J. F

McCormick, J. D

McCormick, Mary .

.

McCormick, Mary E

McCullough, Ben F. McCullough, John F

McCullough, Robt.E

McCullum, Ella McCurdv, A.J McCurdy, W. S McCutcheon, Geo. . . . McDaniel, James M.

McDaniel, Jas. C McDermot, Frank. . .

1, 123% 280. 87

1 1,621 812.00

j 1, 159 434- 62

2,295 1, 129. 90

; i, 263% 63I-75

2. 503% 1, 230. 95 218 130. 80

2,309 1, T-33- 70

2, 257% i,235-73 620 334. 60

2, 608 948. 3° 2,413% 1,185.95 1,774% 866. 45

1, 118% 559- 25

2, 040 1, 080. 48 2,429 i,398-5o

2, 128 532 - 50 2,656% 1 , 460. 30

2,507 1, 244. 20

1, 137-

1, 248. 517-

256. 600.

638.

729.

I, 012.

1, 039-

1, 171. 597-

1, 243. 763. 564-

1, 217. 264.

999- ""28.

1, 249. 374-

491.

45

80

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 291

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, ipoo, etc. —Continued.

McDermott, Emma. . McDevitt, M. Teresa. McDonald, Annie E. McDonald, Chas. E . . McDonald, Claude B

.

McDonald, C. R

McDonald, Edw'd S . McDonald, James . . . McDonald, J. F

McDonald, J. H

McDonough, S. F

McDowell, James, jr. McElfresh, H. M

McElroy, C. B

McEnaney, Chas . . . . McEnaney, William

.

McEneany, T. L

McEvoy, W. J McEwen, A. W

McFadden, Alice R. . McFadden, Daniel. . . McFarland, H. C

McFarland, J. W

McFarlane, W

McGarraghy, An- drew

McGaveran, Thaddeus McGee, Agnes

McGee, Maggie

McGill, Innocentia . . McGill, T. H

McGill, T.N

McGinnell, Mary

McGinness, John F. . McGivern, Marian. . . McGloiu, Felix McGoldrack, Mary . . McGowan, H. J McGowan, Minnie F

.

McGrath, J. G

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2,413 i,757%

2-503

2,54i

I i,i39

2, 178

16 1,369% *3*3

2,339 2,496

2, 112

j 2,691^

i,47i%

2, 600

1,259

2, 484%

*3i3 461%

2, 502%

2, 529

2, 428^

1, 332%

2,497

528

32

$965- 36

879- 5o

633- 19

1, 277. 70

284. 75

1, 139.21 4.89

684. 75

1, 710. 70 1,465.66

1, 235. 12

r, 037. 60

1, 325- 75

735- 95

1, 350. 9

6

629. 50

1, 349. 22

1, 799- 75

230- 75

1, 310. 16 i,378.97

678. 72 322.39

599- 28

278. 40

18.40

McGraw, C. H

McGraw, Ella McGurk, Alfred J. .. MeHenry, Wm

Mclntire, H. Clay . .

.

Mclntyre, Bell j" McKaig, Rose McKean, W. S., jr . .

.

McKee, Ada J McKee, George

McKelvev, J. R

McKelvy, John A. .. McKenna, James . .

.

McKenna, T. F

McKennv, Arthur .

.

McKeon, T. F

McKevitt, Annie

McKevitt, H. P McKie, Margaret McKinney, J. A . McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. L • • - - McKnew, N. E

McKnight, A. H

McLain, E. E

McEain, Geo. J McEanahan, R. C .

.

McLanahan, W. H.

McLaughlin, Deline McLaughlin, J. E- . McLaughlin, J. M .

.

McLean, H. C McLean, Laura V. . .

,

McLelland, C. D

>, 484

2, 04O

2, I02 *3*3

f *I7

12, 293

2, 476

2, 372

1, 926

2, 332

1,528

510.00

395- 49

, 249. 00

:,576^

•i, 286. 93

621. 73

569- 28

942. 20

1, 187.90

389. 00

926. 65

I 2,309^

2, 235 2,495

2, 179 1,888 2,404

1,682

[, 156. 35

[, 102. 50

[,431.40

608. 75

943. 20

601. 00

841. 00

2,444

i,744

2, 528

2, 059^

2, 115

2, 725%

2, 490%

2, 347%

1, 210

2, 322

2, 179%

1,057^

2, 151%

2, 53i 280

3, °25

1, 348. 95

488. 03

636. 96

1, 037- 15

634- 5o 879.48

1, 373- 90

563- 40

605. 00

1, 140. 20

1, 142. 73

264. 37

1, 090. 49

1, 374- 97 73.20

947- 36

$548. 75

629. ii 627.44

616.56

572.89.

418. 33

575- 77

560. 02

541- 70

540- 63

553-

541-99

586. 14

McLelland, Clarence R

McLeod, Mamie A.. . McMahon, Mary

McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Stasia McMahon, T

McMahon, Thos McManus, James McManus, Jos McMaster, Clara McMichael, W. C

McMillan, Arthur J . McMonigal, Harry . . McMullen, Chas. A . McMullen, P

McMullin, A. . McMurtrie, Kirk

McNally, Francis J

. . McNamara, Bridget . McNamara, Jennie . . McNamara, Maggie . McNamara, Martin . . McNamara, Mary . . . McNamee, Catharine McNeal, H. W

McNeir, Geo. A. R ... McNelly, A

McNelly Mamie L- • McNerhany, Ida McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas

McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud. . . McPherson, Robt. A . McPike, H. A

McQueen, M

McUmber, Frank L • McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

Meade, Homer A

Meagher Wm. P . . . .

.

Means, Lizzie Mearns, Wm

Meder, Mary

Meehan, Annie Meehan, James F . . . Meehan, Joseph

Meek, Roy C

Meier, Chas

Melchior, A. W

Melick, F. H

Mellen, Mamie E. . . . Mellis, J.C

Mellon, Charles B . .

.

Menard, W. T

Mendel, Val

Meredith, Annie W. . Meredith, F. C

Meritt, Edgar B

Merriam, Geo. R

Metcalf, F. S Metheny, Belle Metz, Mary J Metzler, Martha A. . . Metzung, John W . . . Meyer, Leonard

Meyers, Ellen S

Meyers, J. D

Michael, J. W

Michael, Theo

Middleton, Ella

Milans, Emma J Milburn, S. M

Millay, Michael

Hours

employed.

2, 164

2,529

2, 580

1, 922

2, 064

2, 428^

496 9!0%

1,838 865

656

2, 546 *307

2, 120^

2, 140%

i,54i

2, 098^

2, 408

8

2, 253

2, 215^

2, 476

2, 504

2, 074%

2, 43i

1, 960 i,933%

2, 500 1,890

2, 099 524

Amount earned. Time

work.

52

2, 420

2, 161

J

2, 246 2,320

2, 141 584

1,808

i,495 *3i3

56i

2, 504

2,480

2, 050^

1, 748

2, 486^

2, 502^

2, 251 1,802^

2, 548%

2,728

2, 285^

2, 089^

*272

f *i9of|

I 384

2, 537%

$543-92

1, 245. 60

843. 00

940. 20 1,017.60

758.

9

1 297. 60

455- 45

689. 25

434- 35

193- 94

1, 280. 35

614. 00

1, 039- 45

5I5-56

. 429. 68

486. 94

602. 00

2. 40

540. 72

1,094.61

1, 430- 77

1, 314. 04

39o. 15 861.60

490. 00

580. 05

1, 229. 20

945. 00

1, 033. 90

262. 00

27. 20

673. 80 521.25

, 106. 60

633. 21 5I5-35

350- 40

884. 40

833-65

1 799 75

336. 60

657- 45

1, »88

2, 544

2, 203

1, 300. o3

1, 240. 00

1,013. 25

655. 80 1,222.45

1, 230. 45

1, 246. 60

883. 65 615.09

1, 593- 77

1, 122. 75

503- 17

1, 496. 00

•1, 157-39

761. 61

453- 12

637- 25

566. 75 Days.
292 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, /goo, etc. —Continued.

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, Daniel

Miller, Ella G

Miller, Frank

Miller, Frank F. S .

.

Miller, George

Miller, Harry

Miller, Jas. H

Hours employed.

1,486%

1, 910

Miller, J. F

Miller, John B

Miller, John J Miller, J. T

Miller, J. W

Miller, Eemuel K • . . - Miller, Eizzie

Miller, Maggie

Miller, Martin

Miller, O. S

Miller, Robert H

Miller, S. M

Miller, W. A

Miller, Walter W. .. . Miller, William K. . . Mills, Annie M

Mills, C.S

Mills, E. C

Mills, Howard V

Mills, Mary

Mills, W. D

Milton, G. E

Minis, E. A

Miner, Charlotte .... Miner, John . . Minor, Jane E

Minor, Mary V

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D . . Mitchell, J. Walter . . Mitchell, Katie A. . .

.

Mitchell, E.S

Mitchell, Martha W . Mitchell, Mattie M . . Mitchell, M. W

Moakler, Charlotte. . Mockbee, Eizzie V. . . Mohler, G. M

Molan, M. G

Moler, R. L

Monahan, Elizabeth C

Moncure, T. G

Montgomery, Denny

Montgomery, Geo. F. Montgomery, Herbert Montgomery, James M

Montgomery, R. M. C

Montrose, Olive M. .

.

Mooney, Alice Moore, Cecelia A . . . . Moore, C. W

Moore, D. B

Moore, Fred W

Moore, Gertrude E - • Moore, Ida Moore, Eizzie Moore, Eizzie F

Moore, Percy L

Moore, Sarah R

Moore, VV. A

Moore. Wm. S

Moores, Edward S . Moorman, R. B

Mooty, M. M

h 752 1,372%

2, 201%

2, 472

/ *I3

\2, 399

2, 464%

1.015%

i,978^ 3*5%

2, 701 1,842

2, 117

2, 166%

2,494

2, 146%

2, 110%

1,962% 155%

i,453

2, 678%

2,517

2, 356

2, 326%

900

1,884

2, 422

2, 477

2, 408

2, 051

Amount earned.

1 mie

work.

$436. 02

958. 40

2, 417

1,877

24

2, 002%

2, 437

208

"313 2,315 2,528

2, 533

2,555

2,416

*30i

2, 600 763%

2, 480

876. 00

779- 5o

1,082. 35

1,215.45

J- 1, 466. 72

1, 279. 67

507- 85

1, "4.35

189. 30

1,334- 86

921. 00

583- 65

1, 094. 08

1, 227. 00

916. 12 527.61 981.25 619.40

726. 50 651.28

885.35

1, 249. 27

560. 08

480. 65 471.00

776. 32

594- 48

602. 00

706. 06

848. 40 921.30

14.40

480. 60

584. 88 39.00

2, 003. 20

556. 97 h 373- 52

1,317. 72

1, 257. 95 195.40

679. 71

1, 228. 50

1, 282. 35

458. 10

1, 219. 20

2, O96 503- 04

1,015. 15

2, 992 988. 67

/ *78

\i, 889% | 667.42

*65 1,788

195. 00

372. 50

2, 072 503. 80 609% 147. 62 *3i3 1,408.50

* 274 895- 50

*3*3 1, 218.00

2,118 1, 137-64

2, 482% 1,282.61 992 248. 35

2, 227% 558.86

Piece- work.

$201. 86

'367 .'38

57o. 56

606. 58

570. 13

567- 97

624. 23

625.92

609. 03

590. 01

Moran, C. A

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary

Moran, W. H

Morcock, Edward W

.

Morecock, Virginia . . Moreno, Amelia .... Morgan, Chas. A

Morgan, Edward

Morgan, Henry

Morgan, J. C Morgan, Jesse W . . . . Morgan, Miriam E • Morgan, Sara R

Morgan, T. Frank . Morgan, W. D

Morison, Eindsey

Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, John

Morris, E. T

Morris, R. S

Morris, Will A

Morrison, Alex

Morrison, Anna C . . . Morrison, C. G

Morrison, Claude

Morrison, D. G

Morrison, Frank

Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H . .

.

Morrison, John R... Morrison, Eucy

Morrow, Mary

Morrow, M. M

Morse, J. P

Moseley, T. G

Moss, Carrie J Moss, J110. R

Moss, W. H

Motherhead, John C. Motter, Paul Mouldeu, Jarvis B . .

.

Mouse, Thomas

Mowrer, Hattie A. . . . Moxley, C. C. H

Moxley, Edah C

Moyer, Nelson P

Moynihau, D. E

Muckelston.Wm. H. . Mudd, Frances T. . . . Mueller, Flora H . . .

.

Mulcahy, Josephine J. Mullan, Samuel E • .

.

Mullen, J. J Mulligan, C. H

Mulligan, J. Edw

Mulquin, Mary A . . . . Mulroy, John Mundheim, Albert K

Muntz, Margaret Murphey, Wm.H

Murphy, CP

Murphy.C.S

Murphy, Daniel Murphy, J. P

Murphy, Michael R. M

Murphy, Richard Murphy, Sallie Murphy, Thomas S. . Murphy, W. H

Murphy, Wm. H

Murray, E. P

Murray, H. E

Murray, J. J

Hours

employed.

2,5635*

2, 100%

2, 165%

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1, 290. 25

1, 053. 62

1 , 090. 60

i, 624 920

791.20

462. 65 2,646% 1, 503. 68

2, 4235* r, 564. 78

2, 502 1, 230. 20

2, 288 1, 123.80

2, 436 1, 197. 45

2, 497% 610. 89

2, 369% 1, 165. 27

2, 393 1, 182. 22

1, 558 545. 85

2, 054% 1, 010. 85

2, 260 1, 109. 20

2, 503% 1, 230. 90

2, 501 1, 299. 46

2, 365 1, 174. 70

2, 175% 1, 066. 95

2, 481 % Jyj- Ow 1,324 694. 39

2, 200% 617. 72

2, 270% *i I 37- 33

2, 137 053. 70

2 ia6 541. 20

1, 649% 824. 75

2, 137 1 , 069 . 22

2, 356% 567. 14

ij 850% 444- 12

2, 412% 1, 400. 55

2 ^85

2, 486

I

, 392 696. 00

2, 504

1,927 ' 942. 70

536 320. 80

i 085

2,4705* 691.80

* 313 1,327. 12 112 n 86

2, °95 593- !6

i 851 928. 40

2, S57^i I 1Q1 62

2 I 028 20 '°68

115. 00

2, 255 558. 60

2, 488 1, 228.80

2, 007 982. 70 678 319.36

2, 401 1,265.44

1 , 921 461.04

2,49i5* 1,225.35

i,5365* 982. 33 2,425 587- 95 1,031% 517-50 1,909% 954- 75 776 368. 00

2, II75* 1,037.95 576 345- 60

528 316.80

2, 259% 1, "4.55

2,428% 1, 193-45

* 352 211. 20 *3i3 860. 75

I, 192% 596. 30 2,435% 1,470.49 676 371.60 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 293

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, igoo, etc. —-Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

Murrav, John J Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Murrell, Julia Murto, Edmund F .

.

Murto, R. Benj Musgrave, Clarence I, Musick, Samuel H. .

.

Mutchler, W. Floyd . Myer, Samuel

Myers, E. G

Myers. Fred D

Mj*ers, John

Myers, Robert

Mvers, Walter S

Myers, W. E

Mylan, S

Nace, Chas. E

Nachman, Philip .... Naeff, Eaura

Nalle, E. G

Xallv, James

Nally, Man"

Nash, Edward

Xash, E. M I Xash, G.J

Xash. Win. L

Xasser, Marv

Xathan, A. R

Xaylor, A. G

Xaylor, Ira W

Xaylor, Eouis P

Xavlor, J. Walton. . . . Xeal, T. P

Neely, D. R. P

Xeilson, Calvin P. . . . Xelgner, R. A

Xeligan, A

Xelson, Chas. B

Xelson, Chas. W

Xelson, Harry A

Xelson, Jennie R . . . . Xelson, Oscar

Xelson, Otto Xelson. W. H

Xelson, W. M

Xervis, Mary

Xetherland.Fred.

Neuer, Eouis A

Xeumever, May E . . . Nesbitt, H. A..:

Xevils, E. M

Xevius, M. J Xewell, G. W

Newell, Henrj' S Newman, Clarence .

.

Newsom, Hubert

Newton, Chas. H

Xewton, Josephine . . Xichols, Effie B

Xichols, F. X

Xichols, Geo. W

Xicholson, Irwin A . . Xicols, Xoel

Xiedfeldt, Herman J Xoble, Josephine Eee

Xoel, John A

Xohe, Minnie A

Xolan, Emma J Xolen, John F

Xoonan, John J Xoone, Daniel P

Xoone, P. R

Xorbeck, Wm. G

Xorcross, A. C

Xorris, E. D

00 $1,341.1

2, 144

2, 336^

2,481 1.041K

1,783

2, 3961^

828 2,488^

2,845 694^

2,553^

472 287^

608

2, 224^

1, 773 i,734 2,504

i,456

2, 334^

691 2,118 629^

1,837 888 2,417^

72 2,531^

1, 209^

799 i,99432

2, 374

2.49 1 621

2, 127^

1,989 921^

104 264

786 172^ 73o^

476

568

2, in

882

2, 423/^

2, 344 i,973^

2, 145^

2, 408

246

2, 398^

1,831

1, 466

2, 305&

2,490

2,504

2,644

516.

r, 241. 1,256.

521. 957-

1, 179- 208.

1, 223.

714-

173- 669.

364-

1, 114. 425-

867.

418.

1, 293-

205. 1,039-

157- 382. 444.

604.

28.

1, 377.

605. 423.

609,

19-

1, 197- 778. 310.

1, 048.

544. 460. 1,044.

566.

1, 379-

347-

184. 619.

340.

:, 156. 441.

:, 190. 667.

965-

[, 206. 963-

59-

$622. 56

582. 23

So

1, 130. 686. 850

1, 148,

1, 224 600

i,336

2. 349^

r *4i

.1,624

2, 120

2, 554

2, 550

2, 071 2,014^

567- 54

1,017. 00

1, 039. 20 1,326.99

686. 55

1,019. 50

993- 85

444. 00

75- 15

298. 87

246. 70

640. 10

634- 73

215.71

Xorton, Frank P

Xorton, Wm. H

Xowell, Glenn T

Noyes, Henry

Nuber, J. E

Nye, James

Oberwager, Samuel.

.

O'Brien, G. R

O'B-rien, John H

O'Brien, John J O'Brien, gillie O'Brien, W. F

O'Brien, Wm. J. C

O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connell, Bridget..

.

O'Connell, Chas. M . O'Connell, Daniel

O'Connell, Jeremiah

O'Connell, John J

. .

.

O'Connell, Wm. G..

.

O'Connor, Annie E.

.

O'Connor, Fred W. . . O'Connor, Mary E. . . O'Connor, Marv M . . O'Dav, Delia E" O'Dohnell, H

O'Donnell, S. P

O'Donnoghue, John . Ogg, Albert E

Ogle, Geo. H

O'Gorman, Catherine O'Grady, T. D

Ohm, Charlotte D ..

.

O'Keefe, A

O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Eeary, Dennis J . . . O'Teary, M

0'I,eary, Mary

Oliver, Robert T

Oliver, Walter H . . . . Olmstead, Maud M . . O'Meara, A. B

O'Neil, John Hamilton

O'Neill, Chas. 1 O'Neill, John

O'Neill, W.J

O'Neill, W. M

Onyun, J. A

Opdyke, Alice Openshaw, J. A

Orange, Joseph Orem, Charles J Orem, Geo. W

O'Rourke, Mary El- len

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, E. E

Osborne, Minnie

Otis, Chas. W

O' Toole, Mary B

Ottinger, John J

Outcalt, Harry J Overman, Frank

Owens, Mary

Pafflow, C. W

Page, Arthur D

Page, Geo. N

Page, E. P

Painter, Katie W

Paland, August

Palmer, Jos. W

Palmer, Thomas S . . Palmer, W. T

Pardee, E. K

Parent, Margaret J. .

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

1,614^ $807 25 1,934

2, 204^

1,008 37 415 79

2, 264 1, 228 95 2,214^ 1,088 05 1,901^ 476 46

1, 236^ 629 65 616 369 60 608 364 80 2,419^ 1, 133 17

2, 484^ 596 28 2.444 i,347 80

2, 503 1, 254 14

563

2, 577

2, 071%

2, 547^

1, 021 583

2, 101

2, 078^

1,815

2, 004

i,99i 616 2,018

568

1, 152^

2, 499^

*278

1, 744

2, 694^

2, 140

2, 248 1,907 594^

2, 567

1. 7235^

2,512 436

652

2,498

24 r* 164

I 954^

i,595H

2, 249^

2, 010%

2, 666^

2, 473

1,976

2, 123

2, 528 879^

2, 77i%

2, 193^

7^/2

2, 503%

2, 472

2, 462

1, 186^

2, 028

2, 206

1, 680.

1, 177-

1, 323-

510.

1, 030.

501.

981.

308.

1, 009.

142. 276. 228.

1, 598- 50

1, 344

1,073

539 480

356. 70

r, 492. 43

[, 007. 10

[, 185. 92

218. 00

383. 20 1,309.61

:, 279. 22

798. 15

"4-55

482. 52

, 554- 28

593- 90

' 279- 65

042. 30

, 372. 48

439- 95

520. 48 9M- 63 43-5o

1, 304. 19

1, 307. 22 617.40

593- 25

507. 20 529-44

: Days.
294 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement si1 owing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /goo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Parham, Elizabeth A

Parish, Edith S

Park, S.C

Parker, Andrew I,. . . Parker, David

Parker, Edward J . . . Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Parker, "William H. . . Parlin, Annie

Parrish, W.C

Parsells, Chas. W

Parshall, W. V

Parsons, A. M

Parsons, CD

Parsons, May M

Partridge, G. E

Pasco, John H

Patten, George

Patterson, E- H

Patterson, J. A

Patterson, James G.

.

Patterson, John A . . . Patterson, L,. H

Patterson, E. Hearn . Patterson, Thos. F. . . Paudert, E. H

Paul, John E

Paul, N. S Payfair, N. M

Payne, Annie E

Payne, Chas. W

Payne, Henry

Pajme, James A

Payne, James E

Payne, J. E

Peace, M. M

Peacock, Wm

Peake, Chas. P

Peake, M. F

Pealer, P. P

Pearson, Ave11 Pearson, Nannie E • • Pearson, Nellie H . . . Peckham, Emily

Peed, R.S

Peffer, W. A., jr Pegues, R. H

Pelham, H. B

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Pennel, A. J Pepper,James P

Pepper, John J Peppier, E. D

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Jos

Perkins, Laura V . . .

.

Perkinson, F. N

Perry, H. R

Perry, O. E

Perry, Pattie B

Persmger, Jacob

Person, \V. Eee

Pester, M. A

Peter, Thos

Peters, Bertie K

Petersen, Emil

Petrie, E

Petti ford, Frank W.

.

PfeifTer, Eaura W

Pfleging, Clara A . . .

.

Pflieger, K. F

Hours

employed.

2,2, 473

2, 504

2. 4575

2, 568

2, 002

2, 003

2, 336

2, 466^

48 648

2, 284

2, 257%

528

2, 576

2, 334%

1,034 954%

2, 474

598 2,521%

24

2, 095%

2, 490

2, 504

2, 491 %

1, 770%

2, 154%

1,927%

1, 112

2, 141%

296

2, 376%

2, 436%

2, 467

2, 700

2, 3823/4

I, 358%

2, 045 y2 .597 *3i7

*3*3 i,943%

2, 007 i,437%

2,5'9%

2,434

2, 206 1,872 *26y

1,686

2, 095^

2, 56°

T, 263^

2, 047

679. 2,617

2, 237 J 88

2, 492 785%

280 *3i3

2, 475%

2, 589

2, 504

1,340 2,177%

875

Amount earned. Time

work.

$501.47

593- 52

939. 00

1,207.95

1, 291. 20

500. 49

480. 72

1, 237. 15

1, 165.80 28.80

160. 72

622. 72

1, 107.95

264. 00

1, 036. 16

1, 169. 25 517.00

477. 80 773-n

358. 80

1,635.34

14.40

527- 77

1, 224. 20

1, 453- 40

1,523.82

956. 35

1, 057- 25

483. 67 367.46 5I3-96

148. 00

669. 69

680. 89

617. 42

r, 329. 20 596.71

339-6i

r, T57.60

344- 20

r, 521. 60

t, 799- 75

382. 36 481.68

748. 79

1, 556. 99

1, 205. 00

621.39

915. 20

1,535-25 421.49

523. 86

724. 90 631.75

713- 318.

679. 87

' 097- 95 52.80

, 225. 20

196- 95 78.40

782. 50

594- 12 ,301.85

1 231. 20 338.62

437- 34

937- 80

Piece- work.

$528. 39

253- 33

215.28

566.12

497- 73

449. 18

598. 19

Phelps, C. E

I'll tips, Silas S

Philes, W. E

Phillips, Geo. P

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Jno. A

Phillips, Katherine. . Phillips, Mary J Phillips, M. E

Phipps, Eaura

Phipps, R. M

Piekard.W. Newman

Pickett, Chas. J Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, H. H

Pierce, Eaura

Pierce, W. E

Pierre, Mary

Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

Pigott, M

Pike, J. W

Pinkston, V. B

Pipes, J. M

Pittman, Geo. E

Pitts, Allie Bassett. .. Plant, Hannah

Piatt, A. R

Piatt, J. H

Plumb, F. W. C

Plumer, Frances B. .

.

Plumer, Josephine . Pljmiire, Robert N . . Pocher, Simon

Pocock, George W. .

.

Pocock, Nellie E

Poff, Annie A

Polglase, Benjamin. . Polk, James K

Polk, T. P

Pollard, W. S

Pollock, David

Pollock, Julia C

Ponnay, Henry D

Pool, S. D

Poole, Edward S. . Pope, F

Poppe, Herman C . . . Porter, Alice

Porter, F. C

Porter, Nena M

Ports, Annie

Post, George

Post, E. H

Post, W. E

Post, W. E

Potter, Albert E

Potter, AW

Potter, C. H

Potter, H. D

Potter, E. A

Potts, A. H

Powell, I. N

Powell, J. W

Powers, F. E

Poyntou, Sarah S . . . . Prather, Elizabeth C. Prather, Eloyd

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, Eillie Pratt, Wm. A

Prescott, W. M

Presley, Henry M . . Presley, S. C

Preston, Geo. T

Price, C. E

Hours

employed.

2, l62

2, 405%

2, 454%

2, 593%

2,397%

2, 107^

1,946% 952. 45

2, 585 1, 299. 50

2, 382 653-89

1,059 530- 70 2,467 1, 286. 06 1,942% 485-62

2, 022^ T

» T 35- 55 40 12. 00

2, I44 1, 076. 40 2,504 1, 253. 24 1,308 326. 99

2, 215 1, 103. lO

I, 706 S53. 00

2,411 I, 184. 70

2,476

2, 496 [,973%

2, 694

2, 557%

2, 493%

2, 343

2, 187 2,685

1,547

138

2, 594%

884

2, 432

2, 490

901 567

2, 540

2, 283

2, 573%

2. 442%

* 300

2, 485%

2, 421

2, 105^

16 *3T 3

2, 487

2, 433%

*

3

oi 2,474 7i5%

2, 055,^

2, 489^

1,928

1, 103%

1,847%

2, 34256

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$864. 80

c, 193-88

t, 206. 45

1,277-05

1, 17s. 75

[, 053- 75

507. 60

1,436.98

1,297-03

473- 64

1,329.60

641. 09

779. 22

565. 77 687.51 1,321.70

777. 90

69.80

1,285.65

442. 00

1,333- 13 1,349- 83

427. 33

283. 50

612. 97

639- 87

1,678. 46

1, 221. 25

900. 00 621.37

581.04

1,051.95

9. 60

1, 565. 00

1, 222. 70

1, 216. 75

T, 204. 00

I, 241. 85

12. OO

407. 82

482. 82 ,228.43

482. 00 551-75

923- 75

600. 80

18. 16 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 295

No. 27'. —Statement showing the number ofpei'sons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30, igoo., etc. —Continued.

Name. Amount earned. Hours moved Time piece- p - eaI work. work.

Price, Clint O

Price, Nannie H

Price, Sam S Pnddy, Walter L ... Pridgeon, John Primm, James E

Prince. Emily F

Prior, Geo. G

Proctor, A. B

Proctor, Abner C . . .

. Proctor, D

Proctor, E. G

Proctor, Geo. H

Proctor, M. A

Proudley, Ray

Prosperi, John F. . . .

.

Prosser, Daniel N . .

.

Pruitt, Ella M

Prvor, H. D

Puckett, Thomas R. . Puckette, Chas. J. C. . Pulliam, Edward .... Pulliam, S. G

Pullinger, Edna

Pumphrey, Bettie . . . Pumphrey, E. P., jr.

.

Purcell, James E

Purcell, M

Purcell, Maggie E . .

.

Purdy, Chas. F

Purvis, John R

Putnam, John F., jr.

.

Pyemont, Geo. E

Pyemont, J. W

Quaid, J.R

Quiglev, F. T

Quill, Nellie C

Quin, D. C. P

Quin, Eouis C

Quinlan, John F

Quinlan, Mary J Quinn, Minnie A

Quintin, Eillie Rabe, Charles Radigan, Sarah E . . . Radley, C. W

Radouski, Simon .... Ragan, Mollie E

Ragland, H. Eee

Raiuey, Agnes C . . . . Ralph. James

Ramsey, Geo. M

Ramsey, W. R

Ramsperger, G. H. . Randall, A. E

Randall, Emma

Randolph, Russell. .

.

Ranke, Ida Rankin, John R

Ransdell, Eulu M

Ratcliffe, Katharine C

Rathvon, R. H

Raub, George M

Ray, Daniel C

Ray, James T

Ray, John A

Ray, J. R

Ray, Theo. C

Razey, F. T

Read, Charles A .

.

Ready, G. E

Reaver, Maggie. .

.

Rebuschatis, Wm.

Rediern, John. . .

.

Redfield, Edw.E2,546 224 132. 00

r, 320. 76

2, 072 1, 015. 20 * 3I2y2 776. 20

2, 000 480. 00

1, 122% 281.52

2, 397% 1, 196. 80

2, 486 1, 300. 65

2, IOI% 526.57

*

3

i 4 7S5. 00

560 335- 20

2, 550% 615. 19

2, 240% 1,265.39 528 132. 00

921 460. 75

2, 352 567- 36

1, 211% 648. 20 855 427- 50

2, 654% i,547- 27.

2, 112 600. 34' 2,482 1, 227. 10 136 32.64

1,844 442.56

1, 922 942. 60

2, 093% 837. 40

2, 548%

2,427%

2, 423

2, 504

2, HO%

I, 184

1, 256

2, 74O

2, 007

2, 446%

1,929

2, 128

2, 033^

2, 672

2, 294^

2,429 828

2, 507%

2, O96 404

2, 411

2, 420

*3^3 616

f *26

\2, 209

2, 553%

2*568"

2, 464

1,744

1, 960

2, 662%

1,687%

1,255

2, 164%

2, 033 1,828%

2, 675%

672

2, 504

2, 380

i,793

615. I.3I3-

1,313- 1,244.

i, 092.

572.

376. 1,361.

377-

1, 342. 364. 942.

514. 474-

965- 552.

1, 340-

207.

1, 233.

i, 027.

97- 602.

1, 210.

i, 799-

, 424. 48

$352.6i

646.

[,674.

617. 85

920. 06 661.73

675- 09

978. 20 741.90

541-32

5io- 23 9U- 50

471.91

168. 00

1, 231. 20

1, 124.52

1, 027. 90

534-

584. 29

;o8. 76

171.70

613.87

Name.

Redfield, H. J. Reed, Eewis .

.

Reed, Mary D.

Reed, O. H

Reed, Wm. F

.

Rees, Mary . .

.

Reese, Emma S. ... Regan, Clarissa B. .

.

Reid, Agnes H

Reid, Albert

Reid, B. A

Reid, Hugh

Reiff, Rosa

Reilly, Annie C

Reilly. Ellen S

Reilly, J. M

Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora

Reily, Peter Reinburg, Wm. A. .

.

Reinmuth, Ed

Revells, Addle J Reynolds, Albert W

Reynolds, A. W

Reynolds, George . .

.

Revnolds, Harry A . . Rhodes, CP

Rhodes, Thos. A

Rice, H. E

Rice, Oscar

Richards, A. D

Richards, Katie

Richards, E- C

Richards, Mary J . .

.

Richards, Sarah M .

.

Richardson, Charles M

Richardson, Effie Richardson, F. M

Richardson, J. M

Richardson, R. A

Richardson, W. H

Richmond, Marion B. Richter, Charles

Rickards, Sam'l P... Ricketts, Eliza E • • • Ricketts, J. H

Ricketts, O.J

Riddick, R. P

Riddle, A. E

Rider, Emma S

Ridgeley, Rosa B . . . . Riecks, Chas. F

Rieseberg, H. R

Rieseberg, Jeunie . .

.

Riley, Frank

Riley, John O

Riley, Mark

Rinehart, G. A

Ring, John

Ring, T. M

Ringgold, D.C

Riorden, Henry E . . - Ripley, Henry E

Rissler, J. M

Ritchie, E- J

Ritter, Ernest

Roach, J..T Robb, John H

Robbins, Carrie A . .

.

Roberts, Augustus E • Roberts, D.J

Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, James H

Roberts, Jas. G

Hours

employed.

2, 495 $1, 227, 94

2, 207 55 2 - 30 840 201. 60

2, 504

2, 624 %

i, 252. 00

1,530. 18

r *26

\i, 728 j. 425. 00

1, 140% 274. 48

2, 331% 1, 144- 95

2, 500% i,35i-6i 1,463% 760. 68

2, 167% 1, 237. 76 1,878 391-24

2, 487% 597. 00

2, 543 6i3-77

128 64. 00

2, 168 542. 00 1,415 530. 62

2, 597% 657. 26

2, 486% 1, 222.45

!,239 366. 95 1,570% 786. 05 1,664% 665. 80

1,911 949- 4o

2, 006 501.48

2, 480 i,54i-4i

2, 464% 1, 211.45

200 50.00

304 182. 40

2, 000

I, 736%

675. 00

416. 76

2, 421 h 189. 75

2, 109

2, 173

2, 220 2,8o8

1,136

2, 504

1,656

1, 226

2, 195%

"313

-973J

: 3i3

2, 320 1,318%

676 2,012%

*

3o8

2, 539

2, 010

2, 170%

2, 400 2,428%

2, 567%

2,482%

2,487

1,343

1, 961

2, 3°6

2, 381%

2, 269 *289

2, 291

2, 479

2, 544

2, 435%

Amount earned. Time

work.

1, 122. 15 521.52

1, 110. 00

789- 75 213.00

1, 231. 20

828. 00

309. 80

1,078.55

1, 039. 20

2, 003. 20

969- 55

1, 799- 75

654- 34

335- 60

162. 24

985- 45

973. 80

1, 476. 19

1, 120. 40

1, 064. 45

1, 179-40

1, 193- 45

693. 77 1,544-17

1, 222. 70

653- 15

490. 25

1, 159. 60

1, 178. 75 1,319-16

1,661.75

1, 125-50

1, 226. 90

668. 30

1, 327. 22

* Days.
296 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Roberts, John T

Roberts, Milton L . . Roberts, W. A

Robertson, Cora B.

.

Robertson, Harry J Robinson, CM

Robinson, Geo. W . . Robinson, Harriet E

Robinson, John

Robinson, John R. .

.

Robinson, J. S Robinson, Lula M .

.

Robinson, M. D

Robinson, Robt. A .

.

Robinson, Samuel .

.

Robinson, Sarah E.

.

Robinson, Sarah E . Robinson, Wellington C

Robison, Sidney . .

.

Roche, Anna E

Roche, E.J

Roche, I^ouise Roche, Walter T . .

.

Rockwell, Wm. E- Roderick, Frank A

Rodgers, J. W.

Rodgers, Roselia Rodrick, W. F I Rodwa}', Alfred Roeder, Charles H . . . I Rogers, A 1 Rogers, Franklin j Rogers, James B

Rogers, J. I I Rogers, Zimri V

Rogier, Chas. G

Rohr, J.A.V Rollins, J. Lester Roonev, Thomas

Root, E. M

Rose, J. F

Roseman, Fannie .... Ross, Henry P

Ross, James H

Ross, John

Ross, M. A "... Ross, Zidon E

Rossall, Arthur H

Rosser, Amy M

Rote, E. C

Rotenbury, Lucy H. . Rotenbury, Virginia

.

Rotenbury, Wm. R . . Rouleau, Wilfrid .... Roulhac, Iyimas Rountree, W. J Rous, Mary L

Rousseau, Frank ... Rout, Eula Rowan, Eleanor E. .

• Rowell, D. P

Rowland, Katie D. .

.

Rowlett, B

Rowzee, Milt E

Rowzee, W. A

Roy, Hamilton R

Ruby, Lucy V

Ruddach, Jno. T

Rudy, C. E

Ruff" Valentine Rullmann, Eeo Runvan, Annie E. . . . Run van, I,. J Runyon, Harry S. . . . Rupp. Lucy

Russ, E. E

2, 154%

2, 125

2, 4S5

1, 7*8 J*

2. 074 %

*3i3

1,499 2,5TM%

82 456

1,515

2, 090

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

560

2, 433

2, 226%

832

376

2, 197 1,921 2,643

2, 485%

2, 308

2, 628K

2, 209 2,499%

2, 104^

1, 259%

2, 496

2, 53^%

55i

2, 536

2, 478%

1,928 i,453%

679

2, 502

1,958

2, 400 600

i,59i

2, 35i

2, 555%

592

i, 640

1,826

1, 188

1, 774 336 2,588%

2,476 2,382^

216 880

2,523

2, 496

2, 050%

576 2,495%

i, 201. 40

t, 179.90

1,362. 46

429. 24 [,016.45

[, 799- 75

874. 60

t, 235- 05

20. 50

228. 00

821. 00

393. 22

336. 00

674. 40

534- 60

416. 00

94. 00 527.66

943- 7o

637- 77

1, 248. 48

639- 16 i,534-94

894. 64

1,450. 76

1,052. 11 726.85

1, 248. 00

1, 370. 10

275- 5o

i,377-33

1,218. 45

947. 20

424. 85 319.92

1, 230. 20

4S9. 46

1, 229. 69

150. 00

1, 091. 00

1, i54-9o

1,489. 79

296. 00

503- 79 9i3-4o

285. 12

425- 76 96.32

1, 442. 68

619. 00

597- 20 54.00

440. 00 612.57

:, 227. 20

492. 12

316. 00

995- 32

$656. 43

553-92

511-25

576. 85

556.10

"28.' 35'

467- 34

5S4. 28

2, 046 14 1,023.25

2, 349 1, 29S.31

2, 435% i,47i- 13

2, 505% 1, 232. 59

1, 029 5I4-85

2, 169% 520. 68

2, 247K 1, no. 30

2, 202 559-89

2, 430% h 197- 15

602. 42

573- 34

573- 66

Russell, Aaron

Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles

Russell, E. B

Russell, Emma L. . .

.

Russell, James E

Russell, John D

Russell, Lizzie A . . . . Russell, L. M

Russell, Robert E . . . Rust, P. B

Rutherford, Jas. A .

.

Ryan, Edw. J Ryan, E. H

Ryan, John H

Ryan, M. A

Ryan, Margaret A . . . Ryan, Margaret E . . . Ryder, Francis Rynex, Frank R

Saerey, Nellie M

Sage, Katie Sakeman, F. M

Salkeld, Mary E

Salt, Joseph

Saltzman, E. C

Same, Henrietta C. .

.

Sampsell, H. G

Sampson, W. S

Sand, Jno. G

Sands, Geo. W

Sanford, Mary I Sangston, Mary C . .

.

Sansom, Dan L

Sardo, A. E-, jr Sargent, G. W

Sarr, G. W

Satterfield, S. T

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude . Saunders, H. C

Saunders, John H

Saunders, Sue

Saunders, W.J

Sauter, Balsey F

Sauter, Grace L

Savoy, Georgeana V. Sawyer, Chas. H

Saxton, Fred A

Scaggs, Robt. E

Scanlon, Ed. J Schaefer, Lizzie Schafer, E.J Schaffhausenjohn H

vScheerer, Annie M. . . Schefler, Peter Schermerhorn, Catherine

Schertzer, C. C

Scheuerman, H. A . . . Schilling, Harry S . . . Schilpp, Henry

Schimpf, Robt. E

Schinnerer, W. S

Schlick, Fred J Schmalhoff, W. L

SchmalingJoseph W.

Schmidt, Mary E

Schmidt, William Schoeneman, Geo. L

Schoepf, J. H

Schooler, Wm. F

Schram, Martin

Schreiber, E. Otto . . . Sch rei her, Seraphin . Schroen, Peter A . . . . Schulte, Chas. H

Hours employed.

2, 376

2, 387 1,998%

2, 146 1,408

2, 142%

i,933 2,510 1,854% 2,694^

2,044

2, 131

2, 600

528 2,139%

2, M7%

2, 704%

272

2, 504

2, 177% 902%

2,483%

2, 308

268

2, 120 768 b978

2, 281%

2, 198%

2,566%

2, 421^

2, 256

2, 293 1,243

2, 336

523

2, 587 2,053^

2,375%

2, 584%

2,538%

2,419

2, 555

2, 352

784

2, 344

1,725

1, 960

96

2, 328 483%

2, 546%

2, 009%

2, 503

2, 492%

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1,562 2,552%

2, 629

2, 243^

1,887

2, 115 2,517% 461%

2,520%

$597- 20 957-68

1,072.68

575- 95

352. 00

1, 410. 69

463- 92

1,232.40

463. 60

841. 15

1, 003. 60

1, 048. 25

1, 284. 80

132. 00

402. 50 1,058.95

1.334- 25

65. 28

909. 03 547-67

451-45

668. 16

648. 14

160. 80

, 039. 20

193. 20

474- 72

t, 285. 65

i, 140.98

',673.59

1, 215. 50

564. 00

643. 49

678. 70

737- 50

261.50

1, 275- 75 495-05

1,529- 93

1,271.65

1, 042. 48

1, 307- 65

615. 21

[, 169.05

437. 20

565- 54

1, 004. 65

970. 40

57. 60

582. 00

290. 10

1, 380. 27 988.35

1,452.81

T, 225.45 78I.OO

1,477.62

1, 294.50 84I-95

I, I44-83

1,057. IO

636. 05

230. 75

1, 398. 70

588. 59

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 297

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printi?ig

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune so, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Schultz, Lida

Schulze, Paul C

Schweitzer, Christ. F

Schwing, Frank A .

.

Scofield, Arthur .... Scott, Charles

Scott, E. E

Scott, E. E

Scott, J. A

Scott, James

Scott, K. E

Scott, Wm

Scott, W. S

Scriver, Addie

Scurlock, Geo. C

Scurry, M.J

Seagraves, J. K

Seaman, Hannah. .

.

Searles, Katie C

Searles, Stanley

Sefton, A. W

Sefton, A.W., jr Sefton, Fred. C

Sefton, Wm. C

Segerson, J. E

Sehorn, Geo. H

Sells, Sam R

Semmes, C. C

Sengstack.CharlesH.

Serrano, M. N , Serrin, Rosanna E - • Sexton, Grant

Seyfferth, F. W

Seymour, Wm. S Shaen, Michael

Shafer, Elizabeth M.

Shaffer, Geo.W

Shaifer, Carl H

Shanks, Milo Shannon, Ben J , Shannon, James F. .

.

Sharp, I.Walter Shaw, Anna V

Shaw, Edmund

Shaw, Jed Shaw, John S Shaw, O

Shaw, R. H

Shawen, S. M

Shea, M.J

Shea, Timothy

Shearer, H. C

Shearn, Helen

Sheehan, Dennis

Sheehan, Joseph E . . Sheldon, Charles A .

.

Shelton, Chas. R

Shelton, Thomas

Shepard, E. J Shepherd, E. A

Sherard, W. T

Sheridan, John

Sheridan, Thos. J Sheridan, T.J

Sheriff, C. J Sherman, Geo. E

Sherman, Howard E

.

Sherman, J. W

Sherrill, E. B

Shettle, Chas. P

Shimp, Eon A

Shine, Edward J Shinnen, J. C

Shipman, Nellie H. . .

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

605

2,483

2, 404

936

1, 188

2, 47o5*

1,409 5*

2, 466^

1, 215

$285. 29

1, 144.41

1, 324- 85

468. 40

299. 67

1,428. 22

352- 37

1,432.82

455- 62

1,928 944 00

2,5565* 1,285 45

2, 526 606 76

2, 537 635 55

363^2 203 70 560^ 336 30

2, 131^ 5ii 56

2, 148 588 06

2, 502^ i,5" 70

2, 455 1, 206 70 1,032^ 516 25

1, 846^ 916 05

2, 423 r, 192 35

'"'758 40

347- 80

2, 536 ^ 1,268 99

368 220 80

2, 479 1.247 35

/ *24

12,312

2, T08^

2, I96

2, 5735* 472

2, 131

2, 504

2, 3°9

f * 20

1 2, 295^

2, 350

2, 3595*

1,864

2, 306

2,4895*

1,683

2, 3805*

120

2, 543

2,413

2, 011

2, 173

1, 265

2, 43i 1,008

2, 288 y2

2, 2475* 1,959 ( *25

1.2, 304

J- 987. 00 1,035.45

668. 40

1,291.56

113. 28

r, 065. 80

1, 453- 4o

1, 201. 16 [1,443.20

r, 176.33 1,291.97

447- 36

1,157- 88

1, 224. 10

966. 60

r, 245. 34

72. 00

639- 32

r, 137- 67

984. 70

r, 065, 70

303. 60

679. 70

504. 00

1, 252.55

1, 102. 95

489- 75

ri,450. 19

1, 212

2, 067

2, 5945*

2, 4995*

2, 402 2,448 2,468^

2,3145*

2, 3305*

2, 435

4835*

2, 295^

2,512^

2, 247^

606. 30

1, 158.60

655- 33

1, 228. 95 1,317.68 1,318.44

1, 290. 31

1, 339- 56

1, 275. 14

1, 196. 70 290.10

1, 161.55

1, 242. 85

1, 102.95

$555- 13

600. 24

594- 39

572.

225.60

208. 84

Shirley, Ida V. H

Shirley, James D

Shissler, W. T

Shock, Mary

Sholl, Alpheus

Shomo, O.V

Shomo, T. W

Shortall, James E- • • Shortsleeves, Annie . Shott, E. E

Shrigley, J. T

Shroff, Anna E

Shubburd, P. Kate . .

.

Shutterly, C. S

Sibley, J Sickels, Chas. E

Sidener, C. F

Siebert, Frank

Siehl, Martin

Sikken, Charles E. . . Sikken, E. A

Silence, Annie W. . . . Silence, Geo. P

Sill, W. S

Silliman, Helen C .. . Silverberg, Jos Simmonds, Nellie . . . Simmons, Arthur, jr. Simmons, W. J Simms, Emanuel. . . . Simms, Robert F. . . . Simons, H. O

Simons, W. F

Simpson, Alice M. . . . Simpson, John

Simpson, Josephine . Simpson, S. M

Simril, Robert F

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, Eouisa

Singleton, C. D

Singleton, CM

Singleton, Otis J Sinn, J. E

Sipher, W. M

Sisson, Anna

Sizer, Charles M

vSkeen, C

Skeen, W. D

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Slater, John Y

Slatei", Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Slaughter, Henry P. . Slentz, Chas. E

Sheer, Cora E

Smalley, C. E

Smart, J. F

Smeltzer, Jacob R . .

.

Smith, A. A.

Smith, Albert G

Smith, Anna J Smith, Annie F

Smith, Arthur H

Smith, Bernardin. . . . Smith, B. W

Smith, Charles Payne

Smith, Dresden A., jr. vSmith, Ellen O

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Eugene F. . .

.

Smith, Florence

Smith, H. J

Hours

employed.

2, 260 1,235 624

2, 012

2, 638 y2 1,2285* •*i82T

35

. 9225*

1,6945* 1,279

2, 467

212

r, 243 i,7075* 2,424

2, 184

2, 484

4605*

r *22

12, 134

2, 4475*

1, 1045*

2, 684 *3I2

2, 407

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2,0315 *3i3

2, 416

1,0071 *3!3

1, 145

2, 140

2, 300

1,0325* 2,411

2, 272 596

1, 167

2, 428^

2, 490

2, 499

1, 227 2,327

272

1, 775

$543- 35

617. 5°

374- 4o

482. 88

1, 307- 25

7o7- 65 i,353- !9

933- 35

380. 63

1, 292. 62 85.20

623. 00 95i-3o

75I-78

, 080. 00 835-36

276. 30

852.91

590- 85 285.45 ,321.20

, 223. 40

, 195- 10

994- 95

1, 799- 75

649. 30

503- 75

1, 637- 75

572. 50

535- 5o

129. 80

516. 70 338.65

568. 80

148. 99

291. 74

345- 90

224. 20

230. 40

255. 62

272. 94 65.28

012. 70

64 38. 40

2, 3045* 1, 226. 02

2, 408 1, 136. 58 2,4915* 1,224.95

492 280. 80

2,453 592- 57

i,5i45* 882.40

5305* 318. 30

1, 167 609. 90

r,494 747. 00

1, 188 598. 40

2, 196 527- 04

528 127. 10

r *i3

12,385 }i,452. 78

1, 401 742. 53

144 41. 28

2, 441 1, 199. 90

512 256. 00

1, 873 390. 21 1,907 1, 068. 20

2, 165 519.60

1, 7845* 1,035- 13 Days.
298 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscalyear ended June 30, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Smith, JefF Smith, J. Harman.

.

Smith, Jno. H

Smith, John E

Smith, John J Smith, John P

Smith, Kate L

Smith, Maggie K . .. Smith, Mary

Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Nellie E

Smith, Shelby

Smith, Stephen

Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith,Wni. Henness}^ Smith, W. V

Smithson, Joseph A. Smoot, A. E

vSmoot, Kate V

Smyth, D. W

Smyth, John B

Snowden, John E. . - Snowden, Wra

Snyder, D. J Solan, Thomas

Sollers, Wm. A

Somers, L,izzie M. .

.

Sommers, Adam J. . Songster, Thos

Hours

employed.

2, 485% $1, 290. 27

2, I49 1,053-70

582 349. 20 1,006% 503- 25 1,894 926. 60 S55% 427- 85

1, 290% 310. 40

1,3041/

2, 483

592

2, 012

2, 455

2, 497%

1,484%

2, 404

1,2455* 489%

*

3 I2%

2, 07I *324

1,968 2,426

Sothoron, Jessie Soules, E. C

Soult, Will E

Southwick, Harvej'

J

Sowers, J. C. . . Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Geo. C

Sparks, I^ouie Sparks, Rebecca. Speaks, M. J Spear, Hiram

Speelman, M. R

Speier, Henriette

Speisser, M. E

Spence, D. M

Spence, James F. . .

.

Spencer, Chas

Spencer, J.C

Spencer, Katharine K

Spencer, M

Spinks, Alex

Spottswood, J. M. A.

.

Sprague, N. C

Sprandel, Mary M.. . Spriggs, M. E

Spriggs, Thomas

Sprightley, P. S

Springer, H. E

Sproule, W. J Spurrier, Wm. A

Stack, Robert T

Stadtler, Jacob

Staffan, George

Stagge, Nellie G

Stable, Wm. K

Stair, J. V

Standlev, H. E

Stanford, W. W

Stanley, Gertrude M.

Stanley, INT. J Stanton, Chas. E. . .

.

1, 993%

* 26

~ 1,900%,

1, 222%

2, 224

2, 475

2,158

2, 463%

2,017%

2, 082

2, 162 2,415

2, 258 %

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

655- 12 1,356.12

296. 00 5H-77

986.88

1,352.97

742.45

603. 95

622. 75

293. 70

1, 250. 00 518.32

1, 620. 00

970. 40

670. 25

34o. 48

975- 95

095-91

605 . 10

889. 60

217. 15

164. 79 212.45

987- 95

583. 86

060. 20

188. 60 542.04

2, 251 . 631 18

2, 214 • 775-6o

2, 209% 1, 185. 45

2, 214% 620 73

I, 25 7% 725 20 472 236 00 2,418% 1,189 7°

2, 486 1,307 46

2, 269% 1, 118 55

1,779 1,025 1 11

1

2, 564 644 40

* 3

T 3 i,956 25

2, 077 1,039 37

2, 107% 505- 80'

2, 509 677. 20 i,934% 990. 66 787% 458. 10 i,995% 976 873% 436- £

2, 344 1, 227. 79

2, 560 643- 60

2, 166% 542. 42

1,940 959- 60

600 360. 00

2, 404% i,332. 95 869 434 5°

2, 154% 1, 067 29

54i 82 2,093% 502 44

608 363. 20

609. 17

Name.

$579-31

486. 83 600.51 552.46

557- 85

602.41

534- 70

288. 09

48. 29

Starkweather, H. F.

Statler, M. I, Steadham, J. A

Steed, J.N

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Ben U

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Steele, Philip S

Stein, Josephine A..

Steker, Joseph

Stelle, Joseph G

Steuner, Robt. E

Stephens, Thad H .

.

Stephenson, E. T . .

.

Stern, Amelia

Stern, Gertie Steuven, Chas. E • . .

.

Stevens, H. W

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

Stevens, M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stevens, Thos. A . . .

.

Stewart, Frank I Stewart, Georgie E . Stewart, Maud E . .

.

Stidham, A. D

1 Stidham, B. E

Stockman, J

as. A

Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W

Stoops, J. B

Stormont, Emma G.

! Story, Andre V. H .

.

Stough, Edwin E • •

Stout, C. H

Strange, Alvin A

Stratton, E- C

Strawn, H. E

Street, F. W

Street, Georgia

Stretch, C. A

Stretton, F. W

Stribling, C. K

Strieker, W. F. ... Stroh, Edwin B

Stromberger, H. H.

.

Strong, Fannie

Stuart, Bessie F

Stuart, Bessie M. . .

.

Stuart, Chas. B

Stuart, Wm. M

Study, Charles W .

.

Stull, Geo. H

Sturgis, John R

Sturm, Edward H.

.

Stutsman, Charles.. Sugg, Chas. R

Sullivan, Abbie

Sullivan, Cornelious

Sullivan, Ed. A

Sullivan, Harry A .

.

Sullivan, J. J Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, John E - • • • Sullivan, Rosa Summers, Chas. W . Summers, R. W

Surguy, Arthur E .

.

Sutherland, D. M

Sutor, E P..: Sutton, H. S

Sutton, James H . .

.

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney ,

Hours

employed.

974 568%

256

2, 429

i,734 412

1, 284

2, 090%

429

2, 497%

2, 497%

2, 362 704 1,038%

2, 542 *353%

2,416

2, 012%

2,414

1,736

2, 488

219 347%

2, 504

1,561 1,848

2, 120 i,978% 2,328% 2,058%

i, 923%

1,550

2,5 T 5 616 *365

2, 406 823%

1,355

2, 500 1,665

2, 145

2, 087%

715%

2, 564

34i

1, 041

1 , 228%

2, 284%

2, 504

2, 503

2, 509%

2, 53 1

2, 304

i,999 2,504

1, 806%

1,625%

1,964%

2, 199%

2, 535 *3 1 9is

2,491

2, 226 2,35i

2, 362%

2, 435

1,942 1,898%

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$243. 50

341. 10

72. 00

r, 240. 05

486. 19

102. 99

262. 68

501.91

7i8. 95

1,233.55

r, 227.95 1,173.80

412. 00 5I9.45

612. 09

795- 35

[, 208. 00

483. 00

1, 394. 6r

607. 60

622. 00 131.40 83.40

r, 231. 20

924. 60

905. 60

1,039. 20

968. 45 814.97

386.43

480. 86

775- 60

[,008.80

369. 60

2, 001. 17

1, 197.30

197. 64

677- 50

1, 428. 34 832.65

1, 054. 40

1,035. 75

457- 90

618.81 81.84

260. 25 614. 25

1, 262. 60

1, 231. 20

1,347- 12

I, 233- 95 1,615.54

710. 00

499- 75

1

, 300. 08

882. 85

813. 00 471.48

1, 084. 95

, 470. 38

607. 31

224. So

547- 98

160. 46

,316. 75 740.47

971. 00

455- 64

* Davs.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 299

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employecCin the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1900, etc.— Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

Swain, Emma

Swan, John C

Swan, Wm. A

Swarzman, Kate V. . Swayne, E. B

Swearingen, R. E . . . Sweeney, Emma

Sweeney, H. B

Sweeney', Maggie. . . . Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny" Patrick Sweet."Bessie O

Sweet, C. G

Sweetman, M. M

Swetn, Earl G

Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin

Svdnor, Ellen F

Sydnor, M. C

Sydnor, Thos. Young

Szegedy, E. G

Tabler,"E. H

Taff, Andrew

Taff, John A

Taft, H. A

Ta^art, Annie J Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Talbot, P. J Talbott, W. T

Tallev, W. C

Tallman, Geo. B

Tanner, W. B

Tapley, W. H

Tappan, Hiram R . . . Tappan, W. F

Tarbox, F. I, Taylor, Chas. H

Taylor, C. R

Taylor, E. P

Taylor, H. A

Taylor, Henrv

Taylor, H. P

Tavlor, Ira Taylor, E. R

Tavlor, Samuel W . . . Tavlor, William L, . . . Taylor, W. W

Tegethoff, Carl R

Teller, Arthur S

Teller, Chas

Tellyr, Bertha E

Templar, H. W

Terflinger, G. W

Tern-, Hattie J Terry-, Kate S

Terry, Eewis

Terry, Marv'F

Terry, Oliver C

Terwilliger, Geo

Test, John M

Thayer, Courtney C . Thaver, George H . .

.

Theaker, Nellie Thecker, Katie

Thies, H.H. W

Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, E. F

Thomas, E. H

Thomas, Emanuel. .

.

Thomas, John W

Thomas, Mary

Thomas, Richard

908

2, 126%

2,5io5* 575

2, 12144

1,638

2, 3955*

2, 072

312

2, 14;

S498. 00

397. 02

300. 58

5io. 36 [,320.27

287. 50

532- 03

22. 00

457- 48

c, 386. 52

r, 016. 00

:i 9

.

104. 16 [,057.15

219. 00

508. 56

1,866

2, 016

2, 064

2, 5035*

2, 2345* 64

1,952

2, 554

2,456

2,052

912. 20

483. 84

499- 19

1, 245- 74

540. 02 37.60

955- 20

719- 83

1, 444. 10

492. 48

1,6315* 912.60

I 608 804 OO

2, 506 1, 232.40

2, 068 1,017.68

2,OI5 1, 139-40

+ 289 1, S49. 60

2, II95* 529- 86 600 360. 00

2, 4795* 746. 25

2, 500 1, 250. 00

f * 25

12, 298^ }i, 279-05

I, 7865* 446. 61

2, 408 963.20

2,4T5 1, 287. 79

1,143 572- 90

2, 548 i,336. 54

507 254- 35

2, 394 1, 176. 20

i, 007 503- 50

2,1115* 1, 034- 95

1, 040 & 520. 70

1, 0905* . 274. 22

2, 158 747- 17

2, 507 1, 232-. 95

2, 437 1, 200. 12 1,476 369. 00

2,3485* 567- 39

2,48754 1, 222.95

2, 0125* 483. 00

2, 3425* 589. 00

1,013 506. 70

2, 3495* 1,178.85

888

2, 3615*

222. 05 1,252.90

1, 0025* 501. 25

2, 438 587-85

216 86.40

1, 8985* 1,016.87

2, 495 625.92

2, 577 1, 680. 74

2, 282 57i-'5i 1,937 968. 50

i,935 548. 92

11.45

28. 9S

713-47

577- 95

[46.52

552- 12 606.51

82. 23

Name.

Hours employed. Thomas, Robert I Thomas, W. E

Thompson, A. H

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A. Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Ella B . . Thompson, Emma E. Thompson, Frank M. Thompson, Harriet .

.

Thompson, J. M

Thompson, Julia A. . Thompson, T. H

Thompson, Ward E. Thompson, Zach . . .

.

Thompson,Zachariah

Thomson, Alfred .... Thorn, Benj. T

Thornburg, Emma..

Thornburg, Frank . . Thornton, W. D

Thorpe, B. W

Throckmorton, K. B. Throckmorton, M. I. Thrush, John H. W.

Thurston, Chas. A. .

.

Thurston, Henry .... Tibbitts, J. E

Tilghman, A. E

Tilghman, J. W

Tiller, Will M

Tilley, H. G

Tilley, Stephen B

Tilly, Fannie Timmons, J. H

Tisdale, N. T

Tisdel, Alton P

Tiverny, Ida V

Tolson, S

Tomlin, Carlos B

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, H. F

Tompkins, Kate A. . . Tondee, E. A

Tooly, E- B

Toomey, Dennis Topham, Mary J Torrey, Earl G

Tosh, Alex

Tounsley, Frank C . . Towers, J. V. R

Towers, William H . . Town, H. C Townseud, Geo. E . .

.

Towse, Elizabeth A.

Toy, James C

Toy, James M

Tracy, Geo. A

Tracy, H. D

Trapp, M. P

Travis, A. B

Travis, Chas. N

Travis, Thos. J

Trefts, Allie

Tretler, C. E

Tretler, John E

Trimble, Frank R . . . Trogner, Chas. F

Trudeau, E. E

Trudgian, J. B

True, Wm. F

Trumbo, A

Tubman, Anna

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, Eizzie Tune, E- A

2,364

8i73^

2, 1905*

2, 2145* i,976

2, 0455*

700 2,6105* 1, 2S9 T5 1,884 392 50

1,9105* 955 50

268 64 32

724 181 00 * 228 456 00 *3i3 i,330 25 788 197 00

2, 4645* i,37o 66 600 150 00 526 109 58 597 321 40

4395* 263 70

2, 488 666 40

1, 7955* 430 92

2,035 1,031 90

1,568 784 00

2,643 1, 305 45

8405* 445 38

2, 02254

1,0015*

2, 525 1,247

152 2,6l8

* 313

2, 3315

2,501

2, 2IO 2,704

2, 408

2, 1265* 1,9275*

2, 500

571

2, 492

i,394

2, 34o54

2, 40654

2,5045*

2, 574

734

2, 563 2,512

2,7285*

2, 327 - 2,2175* 1,964

2, 5025*

1865* 904

2, 204

2, 308

9*3

2,5295*

2, 030

496

2, 445

2, 535

2,3295*

2, 1625*

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1,371-50

408. 87

548. 42

53i967.

490.

207.

577- 501.

701. 681.

656. 626.

560. ss

1, 533-

534- i,33i1, 192. 53i- 942.

600.

285.

1, 229. 697.

1, 149. i,325-

i,372.

676.

176. 644.

737- 1,586. 606.

555- 552. 1,328.

110. 452.

688.

577-

456. 1,448.

619500

50

3660

45

255289

163585

166266

3760

30

00

S.7500

5545

593-86 U,

* Days.
3°° REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.— Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune jo, /goo, etc. —Continued.

Tune, Thos. E

Tunnicliff, John S .

.

Tuohey, John

Tuohy, Bridget Tuohy, T. F

Turberville, G. R. I„ Turkenton, Mary. .

.

Turley, Anna M

Turley, Gretta Turn Dull, Andrew..

Turner, Harriet B .

.

Turner, J. A. D

Turner, J. J

I Turner, Wm. A. H. .

.

Tuttle, Geo. A I Tuttle, Lewis C

Tyrrell, Carie L

Tyrrell, D. E | Uber, William A

Udell, Mattie Underwood, H. C

Unger, C. J Unkefer, A. C Upperman, Emma F. Urban, Anna M j Utter, Birdie

Utz, H. A

Van Arsdale, Ida .... Vanarsdell, James W. Van Bibber, W. H

Vance, Alice R

Van de Bogert, H. . . . Vandever, William G. Van Horn, John F. .

.

Van Matre, Kate Van Norman, E. S. .

.

Vaughan, C. A

Vaughan, Dan C

Vaughan, Richard T.

Veatch, Jas. E

Veneman, Joseph. . . . Verlander, W. R

Vernay, J. D

Viles, Voler V

Vliet, Clarence J Voelker, Chas. P

Vogel, C. T

Vogelweyd, Nannie . Vogt, Uouis C

Vollmer, Wm. T

Vorbeck, L,ucy Vorsteg, John V

Vosburgh, Geo. E. . .

.

Hours employed.

599^

2, 186% 2,5"

1,843

2, 489%

1.926%

Amount earned. Time

work.

601

2, 242%

2,510

2, Il6

2, 598

192

r, 307

2, 270K

2, 532

628 767^

2, 476

2, 473 *3i3

2, 168% 860%

2,517%

2, 504

2, 113%

891 2,414

2,016 528 1,077^

2,068

Vose, E.A

Wade, Charles Wade, Joh u J Wade, M

Wade, Maggie

Wade, Thomas L- . • • Wadsworth, A. J Wagner, Ed

Waite, Arthur R

Waite, Fannie W . . .

.

Wakefield, Samuel A

Walde, Wm. G

Waldo, Uydia H

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Walker, Jos. E

Wall, S. R

Wallace, Ella M

Wallace, F. B

Wallace, Frank

Wallace, Frank S. . . . Wallace, James K . . . Wallace, P. S

Waller, John

2, 53i

2, 481

2, 612

2, 387^

1, 672 J* * 1 2, 506%

16

2, 436K

1,030%

2, 488 670

2,3 I 5

I/4 2,407%

1.095%

1,873 651%

2, 556 2,319

502

214

1, 980

1,855

1, 158K

2, 539

1,895 2,248

2, 494

2,462

2, 455^

1, 920

2,113

1, 962

1,918

2, 506 2,5"

*3i3

2, 2495 2,415

2, H3l

2, 3'°

$149.

554- 628.

383-

[, 224. 674.

168. 606.

t, 234. 507-

t.499- 48. 656.

[, 130.

c, 375-

i,432.«

r, 218

782 543

215 607

[, 231 508

445

t, 251 487

264 543

1,034

633- I.3I3-

1.433-

672.

945-

3- i,45i4-

I, 211. 515- 1,306.

335- 627. i,338.

273- 390.

390.

1, 022. 556.

251- "5-

475-

386.

587-

1, 250. 926.

1, 103. 598.

I, 210.

1, 206. 945

,036 5^

959

,232, ,458 .799

Piece- work.

$584. 96

241.50

567- 39

552. 06

576. 34

544. 61

Name.

577- 8S

Wallieh, Edna

Walling, Rose

Wallingford, .Susie B. Wallingsford, Ella . . Wallrath, Rose M . . . Walmsley, Edwin .

.

Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Jerry Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walsmith, W. F

Walters, Annie

Walters, D. R

Walton, David S W

ralton, Stephen T . , Ward, A. J Ward, F. J Ward, Eillie Ward, L- M

Ward, R. F

Warner, Annie E- • Warren, Charles N . , Warren, Chas. M. . . . . WTarren, F. E

Warren, Henry

Warren, Ophelia Warren, Sanford M.

Warren, Sarah J.- Warrener, A. B

Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith.. .. Washington, .Samuel Washington, Wm. H

.

Wasner, Mary

Waterman, Jason Waterman, T. J Waters, Annie

Waters, Edwin R. . .

.

Waters, Eva L

Waters, Henry

Waters, Mary C

Waters, Thomas B. .

.

Watkins, H. A

Watkins, Harry A. .

.

Watkins, N

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Frank W. . Watson, H. C

Watson, J. C

Watson, Samuel W.

Watts, M. Rosella. .

.

W

T atts, Nat. G

Watts, Walter Waugh, John S Way, Will H

Wayson, Mary A

Weaber, Geo. T

Wear, E. E

Weaver, J. M

Webb, Arthur C Webb, E. S Webb, Harry C Webb, Walter H . . . . Weber, Fred. E

Weber, Henry W

Weber, M. K

WT eber, Philip H., jr. Weber, Wm. H

Webster, E. M

Webster, G

Webster, Geo. A.. ..

I Amount earned. Hours

2,435^ $584-52 3")

460

74. 76

iio. 40 2,504 ; 1,231.20

2, 195^ 526.92 2,412% 583-51 2,668% 1 1,446.93

1,163 I 346.35

2,502% I 1,425-25

1,762 2,442%

2, 501%

544

1,904

1.259 1,649

2, 037%

2,5"

2, 778K

1.189

2, 208 776

2, 216 608

2, 334

2, 490%

2,626

2, 482%

2, 502%

1,873^

2, 502

2, 326

2, 532 696

280

2, 482

503

r *n

12,418 1,968%

1,939

2, 162%

2,492

2,618

2, 248%

2, 22734 2,057%

1,992

2, 482

2, 159 2,521

2, 377

2, 340%

2, 504

216 1,354

2, 126

2, 485^

2, 743^

"1,852"

*285 %

2, 246

I, 2S2

440. 50

I, 4l6. 09

1,277.84

272. OO 952.90

373- 15

824. 50

489. 00

235- 30 382.85

594- 50

083. 20

186. 24

174. 4S

364. 80

663. 14 622.62

673- 55

775- 7*

, 432- 76

1 083. 20

1, 230. 20 561.02

636. 59

167. 04

132. 35

1, 260. 97 251-50

1, 460. 02

963- 45

969. 50

648. 99

I, 253- 20

657. 80

54i- 17

1, 103.02 969.82

510. 60

1, 226. 80

518. 16 1,381.74

1, 175- 70

1, 288.65 1,235.68

129.60

715. 20

1, 051. 8c

1, 221.95

1, 605. 10

906. 80

1, 427. 50

1, 105. 80

644. 50

Piece- work.

$613-57

614- 54

279. 07

657. 96

633. 24

670. 45

549- 47

: Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 301

No. 27. —Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Name. Amount earned. Hours

I Time I Fiece- Ployed-: work. work.

Webster, O. S

Webster. W. F

Weidman, G. F

Weidman, J. M

Weidman, John C . .

.

Weiss: W. J Weitzel, John B . . . .

.

Weixelbaum, M. E.

.

Welborn, E. B

Welch. Alfred B

Welch. Alice Welch, Frank

Welles, D. A

Wells, Chas. W

Wells, E

Wells, H. L

Wells, James

Welsh, C. H

Welsh, Norris Welsh, W. E

Welty, James L

Weser, Rosa R

West, A. A

West, Arthur

West, Catherine J

. West, Charles S

West, James A

West, Marie G

West, M. T

Westdal, Stephen Th

Weston, Frederick F

Wetmore, George W

Wetzel. Emil P Weyand, H. S Whalev, Maggie

WhalLEdward G

Whallev, Isabella R . . Wheat, E. M

Wheeldon, L. D

Wheeler, Geo

Wheeler, Hazard .... Whitcomb, H. D

White, B

White, B.C

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Frank

White, Geo. K

White, Harrv A

White, Robt. H

White, W. F. P

Whitehead, Carrie E. Whitehead, F. N

Whitehead, J. W

Whitelaw, P.J Whiteside, John K. . Whitford, Geo. A .... Whitford, Wm. E

Whitlock, James A . . Whitmee, Eizzie

' Whitmore, W. S

Whitney, Wm. A

Whittaker, Horace W

Whittaker, Walter. .

.

Whitted, F. U

Whittle. George

Whitzell, Hattie Whyte, Wm

Widdicombe, Cornelia

I Wiegand, Gustave. .

.

Wiese, H

Wilcox, Lewis H . . . .1 Wild, E. vS Wiley, James H

Wiley, P. W I

2,315%

2, 20S 544

1,923

2, 229 2,485%

2,071%

592 2,513%

2. 399

2, 492

2, 504

2, 151

2, 936

2, 4/8

2, 193 %

2,489

2, 104

2, 479

Si, 141. 1,087.

272. 947-

1, 096.

i, 221.

1, 136. 355-

737-

1, 040.

90

i,309-

1, 368. 1,231.

2, 366 2,051^

2, 206 896 *24 I%

2,376 488

2, 2l6 599%

1, 834%

2, 555%

592.

386. 1,085.

450.

966.

595-

244.

1, 248.

359- 643. 1,665.

2, 289%

I,9°0H

*3i3

2, 44954

2, 972

2,307

1,268

1, 036. 35". 1,717.

1,213.

1, 047.

1, 002. 647. 687%

r, 732%

2, 066

2, 382

1, 916 368

2,960

i,994

2, 436 1,061%

2, 119%

1, 912

1,470

2, 504 1,017%

2, 506

2, 5!o

2, 480^

2,533%

2, 384%

473

2, 068

2, 022

322 95 847 05 497 &

1, 278 02

949 60

220 80

994 88

1, 198 61 i,i97 80

53i 50

1, 04S. 55

935- 20

714. 20

1,231 20 508 75 627 30 1,234 80

1, 173 07 1,247

1, 320. 53

236. 50

518. 80

521. 10

$585. 46

699- 43

597- 79

566. 01

651.44

607. 80

2, 292

2, 128

1, 962

2, 152%

2, 035%

2, 420 %

2, 236%

2, 139

916.80

532.00 I 981.00 ] 1, 062. 07

610. 65

1, 402. 42

1,110. 77

1, 328. 88

Wilhelm, Chas

Wilkins, James

Wilkins, F. P

Wilkinson, Nellie . . . Wilkinson, William J Willard, Clayton E . . Willev, S. H

Willhoit, A. L

Williams, Arthur J . . Williams, Birdie Williams, Burr G

Williams, C. E

Williams, Chas. A . .

.

Williams, C. E

Williams, C. W

Williams, F

Williams, Fred B

Williams, G. E

Williams, George C. . Williams, H. T . ... Williams, Hutton. . . . Williams, James W. . Williams. J. H

Williams, Joseph T. . Williams, Lucy E. . . . Williams, Margaret . Williams, Mary H . .

.

Williams, Matt

Williams, Robert

Williams, .Sherman. . Williams, T. H

Williams, Thomas C. Williams, William . . . Williamson, F. E

Williamson, Jas. B. .

.

Williamson, Eizzie C

.

Willis, Chas. S

Willis, F. M

Willis, Jas

Willis, J. C

Williss, Henrv C

Wills, Thomas H

Wilmans, C. F

Wilson, Anna

Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, C. H

Wilson, E. A

Wilson, E. S

Wilson, G.G., jr Wilson, H. F

Wilson, J Wilson, J. C

Wilson, J. E. C

Wilson, Louis J Wilson, Maggie

Wilson, Mars^ E

Wilson, Nelie Wilson, Omar

Wilson, R. C

Wilson, Richard J . . . Wilson, Thomas

Wiltberger, John J . .

.

Wilton, W. C

Wilver, E. J Wimmer, Joseph . .

.

Wimsatt, Harrie R .

.

Winchester, John M

Winkelman, F. J Winne, E. L

Wise, Mary

Wise, Saml. G

Wise, W. E

Wisener, L. A

Withall, Judson J... Withers, Gertrude V

Witter, R. B

Witter, R. L

Hours

employed.

i.963i

2, 828%

1,467% *3°7

2, 489

600

1, iS9 184

2, 447

624 1,044%

2,496

2, 520

i,447

2, 116%

*3i3

759

2, 524 2,321%

2, 191%

1, in

1, 228%

2, 167%

2, 464%

2, 048%

2, 782 2,656

16

Amount earned. Time

work.

i,79i 567%

323 2,449%

1,807%

2,015 2,4"%

2, 534%

2, 276

2,02514.

2, 500%

88

2, 159%

2, 627

24 413%

2,526%

2, 394

630

1,381%

2, 488

r, 707%

2, 584

i,3 I2 %

2, 361%

*3*3

1, 606%

352

2, 236

2, 162

2, 504%

2, 481

1, 9

67%

*3i3

2, 43!%

2,519%

,1,090. 15 710.40

733- 95 918.50

1,231.06

300. 00

594- 65

84. 00

1, 153.4I

312. 00

523- 80

, 227. 20

, 239- 40

77o. 25

507- 96

, 565- 00

379- 50

, 252. 20

978. 20

, 207. 30

555- 50

705. 90

, 0S6. 79 59L48

1 003. 45

699. 42

847. 00

9. 60

32 436

447-75

340. 50 81.15

612. 36

506. 10

t, on. 90

t, 350. 50

t, 269. 69

457- 75 99^95

r, 229. 45

44. 00

774- 25

520. 40

657.51 6-75

103.37

1,367- 20 [,389.01 1,482.09

1, 196.80

159- 7o

577- 19 695. 22

, 444- 04

856. 02

646. 00

328. 11 ,114-38

, 799- 75

401. 75

182. 40

180. 19

540. 50

253- 75 595-44

983- 75

249. 00

335- 55

465- 05

16. 00

218. 00

* Days.
302 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30^ /poo, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Wolfe, Bert V

Wolff. Albert J Wood, A. I, Wood, Alice G

Wood, Edw. J Wood, George B . . . Wood, James

Wood, jf. H

Wood, J. M

Wood, John D

Wood, M

Wood, P

Wood, Warren C Wood, W. M

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, Jno. C Woodend, Emma F

Woodgate, Geo. J . .

.

Wooding, Saml. G . . Woodruff, Geo. G . .

.

Woodruff, Priseilla C Woodward, F

Woodward, E

Woolsey, Emma

Worsha'm, W. W. Woulfe, Louis V

Wrenn, Eillifcu Wright, B. C

Wright, Frank E . .

.

Wright, George

Wright, Tohn

Wright, Mary E

Wright, S. C

Wright, Walter E ..

1, 040

2, 432 *2I7

1, 238 2,524 576

2, 504

1,868

1,481 2,013

2, 499

2, 436

2, 449

1, 192 1,832 i,979^

Amount earned.

2, 394^

1,876

1, 600

1,725

160

2, 408

2, 443^

2, 576

:

2, 504

2, 405

2, 528

840

1,867

2, 065^

1,883^

2, 024

Time I Piece- work. S work.

$520,

r, 216.

1, 388.

366.

1, 454.

345- 701 601

740

1, 012

1,366 722

1,213 596

641 973

$246. 07

3'9-

469. 512.

359-

96.

183. 586. 647.

913-

579-

243. 420.

982. 516.

536.

999-

592. 89

657. 72 125.38

Amount earned.

Wright,Walter Z

Wright, W. H . ..

.

Wright, W. R .... Wroe, Chas. P. P . Wyatte, Geo

Wyatte, Joice Wyman, N. H.

.

Wynne, Mary!

Ya'ter, C. B

Yates, A. C

Yauchler, H. J

.... Yeakle, Charles C

Yenney, John P

Yetter, H. C

Yingling, S. B Yokum, J. J

York, Ivewis

Youart, R. E

Young, Chas. E

Young, E

Young, H. D

Young, James E

Young, Scott K

Young, Willis E ... Youugblood, Jennie Youngs, H. W

Yowell, Brook A

Ziegler, Chas. J Ziegler, J. S Zimmerman, Aug . Zimmerman, Joe E. . Zimmerman, Robt.H.

Zook, Alice M

Zucker, Henry

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1898) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fiuue

jo, igooy with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Hours

employed.

Abell, A.T

Abernethy, Charles. Achard, Chas. B Ackerman, A. M

Adams, Annie C . . .

.

Adams, A. S Adams, Carrie Adams, V. E

Adams, Win, R

Adams, Wm. S

Addis, E D

Adie, Alice Albertson, Geo. H .. Albritton, Jessie Alexander, C. J Alford, U. M

Alford, J. R

Allen, Alex. R

Allen, CI eminent . .

.

Allen, Henrv M .... Allen, H. M.

Allen, John P

Allen, John W

Allison, A. M

Allison, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B .

.

Ambrose. M

21640

Amount earned. Time

work.

$60. 48

20. 00

24. 00

47-5Q

Piece- work.

Hours

employed.

$106. 56 "6.33

^6 xx 265 66. 25 312 89.05

240 117.60

384 I34-40

48 28.08

284 68. 16 9

l

50. S8

96 48.00

174 87.00

381 95-25

288 72. 00 40 18. 40 366^ 137-44

90 42. 60 381^ 95-37

94 47.00

264 66. 00

288 115. 20 115.66

Amoss, James O

Anderson, D. F

Anderson, Edna S.. Anderson, Fred. A.

.

Anderson, Mary E. - Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrew, E- H

Andrews, A. E. I Andrews, E. E

Andrews, M. E

Andrews, Zula H . .

.

Anson, Isaac Armor, M. M

Armstrong, Arthur. Armstrong, F. A. . .

.

Armstrong, Mary. .

.

Arnold, George J . .

.

Ashcom, Mary

Ashe, Annie

Ashion, H. F

Ashley, Wm. F

Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, Jas. S . .

.

Austin, G. E

Ayre, Florence O . .

.

287 288

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

379%

271H

2S896

96 i34^

$141.90

153-92

189. 75 50.91

144. 00

47. S4

24. 00 33.62

36. 00

96 4S. 00

183 89. 10 96 56. 16 184 90. 40

92 46. 00

384 180. 48 175^ 42. 12

$62. 72

88,15

116.33

83. 66

166. 94

CS9.99

116. 33

105. 04

114.65

116. 23

45- 97
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 303

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1898) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, ipoo, etc. —Continued.

Hours employed.

Ayres, Annie

Babcock, John

Babcock, L

Baden, Thad

Bailey, Ida M

Bailey, Lucy R

Bailev, Marv E

Bailev, S . . ." Bailev, Wm. H

Baker, Edward E

Baker, Eniilv M

Baker, F

Baker, Geo. F

Baldenecker,Theo.E.

Baldwin, E. F

Ballard, Claude M. ..

.

Barbour, W. H

Bardwell, Minnie W.

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Clair C

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, Laura L - - . . Barnett, Jlav

Barnhart, F.'H Barn hart, Grant S . . . Barnholt, Wm. H

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R . . . Barrett, Robert D

Barringer, M

Barrv, J Barton, C. C

Bassler, Henry W. . . . Bates, Sidney"T

Batson, Martin K. . .

.

Bauer, C. A

Baxter, A.L

Baxter, Frank A

Baxter, S. W

Bayly, John A

Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beatty, R. L

Becker, Ernest

Beckwith, Daniel. . . . Beckwith, Nettie .... Beddow, Wm. C

Belair, Felix J Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bell, J. M

Bell, Peyton

Bellinger, Abra A. . . . Bellinger, O. B

Bellis, Esther L

Benham, W. R

Benjamin, W. T

Benker, C. G

Bennett, Thomas D. . Bentzel, Charles H . . Bentzler, Jno. E

Berger, Joseph J Bergman, Blanche E

Bergman, Marv A. . . Beringer, William H. Berkeley, Geo. T

Bernhardi, Charles..

Berston, Marv E

Best, H. D. ..

." Bethea, J. K

Beyler. Edward

Bier, Robt. L

Bierley, William

Biggaft.C

96

192 192 333

i«7 192 288

"96 300

Amount earned. Time

work.

3S4

96

2SS 234 Yz 48

280 383^

272 288

96

48 47996

288

288

17696

96

264

23284^

120 232

261 287^

95^

14496

176 288

120

192 176 283%

$41.28

90. 24 46.08

79.92 48.00

113.60

Piece- work.

$116. 23

' 107*68 72.00

59-94

96. 00

144. 00 48.00

75. 00

92. 16 48.00

144.00

56. 28

24. 00

147. 12 191-75

68. 00

141. 60

48. 00

24. 00

238. 70

46. 40

72. 00

152. 00 44.00

48. 00 38.40

66. 00

116. 00

42- 25

60. 00

58. 00

130. 50

69. 38

48. 00

144. 00

68. 16

72. 00 37-5Q

4/- O

34-56

24. 00 52.80

144. 00

72. 00

96. 00

88. 00

137- 75

304 152.00

288 140. 80

120 36.00

336 80.64

231 115-50

192 61.44

280 139- 76 284^ 139- 05

200 50. 00

287 68. 88

[29.60

82.20

116.

116.33

150.72

67.96

31.29

37.57

73.83

50. 56

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Billings, T. E

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Binkert, Damon A., jr. Birmingham, Jos. J. . Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Blackburn, Samuel. . Blackiston, Eillie E. . Blackistone, Frances P

Blackwill, Armstead

.

Blair, Victor S

Blake, W. W

Blanchard, Susie E

Blosser, Ross J Boag, J. O

Boehmer, John A

Bogan, Naomi R

Bogia, Ferd F. .

.

Boland, B. T. .. Bolden, Samuel

Bond, Marion M

Bonebrake, James H

Boo, Eouis E.

Boone, Mary E

Booth, Wm." H

Boss, John P

Boswell, George E

Boteler, Harry S . Boteler, O. C

Bowe, Patrick Bowen, A. W

Bowie, A. J . Bowie, M. E

Bowie, Randall

Bowley, HarknessE.

Boyd, Alex

Boyd, M. R. A

Bovd, Win. J Boyer, A. J Boyle, Fanny. • • Brace, Minnie W

Bradv, Rosa

Bragg, Robt. E

Brandt, Adam

Bran ham, W. Russell Brannan, Mary A

Brantly, C. J Breen, Jas Brennan, Margaret E

Breslin, J Brett, Annie E

Brewer, Kinsey

Brewer, Wallace

Brewington, Jas. E.

.

Brian, Edward H. . .

.

Brick, Alice E

Brick, Emma L

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M

Briggsj. S

Briggs, W. M...

Bright, J. E .... Bright, W. H

Brittam, Alice A

Broas, John M

Brobst, D. W

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, W. S

Brosemer, Louis .... Brosnahan, M

Brower, Wilbur G .

.

Brown, Elliott W . ..

96 $48. 00

296 148. 00 287^ 143- 75

331 165. 50

277 - 138- 50

288 144.00

287 384 92.16

'

Piece- work.

96

24048 25 44 212^ 106.25 .. 96 Days.
304 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.—Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1S98) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

jo, 1goo, etc. —Continued.

Brown, H. G

Brown, H.J

Brown, Jas. G

Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M. Ed- munds

Brown, J. Stuart Brown, Eevi Brown, Marietta S.

.

Brown, Morgan J. . . . Brown, W. J

.• Browne, Jno. C

Browne, R. W

Browne, Walter A . . . Bruffy, G. T

Brumelkamp, J. A

Bryan, John A

Bryan, S

Bryant, Ira T

Bryarly, Susan F . . . . Bryertbu, Maggie. . . . Buckingham, Clin- ton O

Buckley, Anna

Buddington, Anna E. Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A.J

Bullock, W. P

Bumpus, Frank M. . . Bunn, Sidney S

Burch, I,illian Burchard, Carrie V. . Burges, Almyra A . . . Burges, E. C

Burg}-, Marie

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Catharine. . . . Burke, James J Burke, Maggie

Burke. Mamie H

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burkholder, E

Burlingame, Wm

Burnett, Chas. W

Burns, Annie .... Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burnside, J. S

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A .... Burrus, Anna

Burruss, Mary

Burson, I. A

Bushee. R

Buskuhl, Fred

Bussey, Albert J .

.

Butcher, J. W., jr Bute, Ella H

Butler, George

Butler, John H

Butler, Missouri G . .

.

Buzhardt, Emory B.

.

Byrne, Mary E- Byrne, P.J " Byrnes, Thomas F. .

.

Cadett, Geo. H

Calkins, Orville A ... Callaghan, William. . Callahan, John J Callan, Teresa M

Cameron, W. H

Cammack, M

Hours

employed.

94

2164S {2300

96

24 238

1 68

9696

472 '287^

3*2 1 j 95 %

120 2875* 384

168

144 384 284^ 378^

280

2899647^

48

307

192

136 240

9696

3S3H

384

268

200

19296

24096 383M

*

36 28540

24 240

240

Amount earned.

4S0

Piece- work.

$45-40

124. 10 24.00 52.50

108. 00

150. 00

48. 00

Hours employed.

119. 00

S4. 00 38.40

48. 00

iS. 00

143- 75

91. 80

44. as

30. 00

23.04 95.20

98.40

33-6o

94-05

72.66

40. 32

34- 56

92. 16

142. 25

90. 84

78. 40

72. 30

48. 00

16.62

24. 00

76- 75

67. 20

63. 92

119. 20

48. 00

50. 88

92. o4 [34.40 64.32 50.00

90. 24

24. 00

120. 00

4S. OO

t9] 207. 00

142. 50

20. 00

12.00

60. 00

134. 40

142.80

$48. 00

98.40

109.41

t.83

48. 66

70. 83

"6. 33

163. 84 69.99

87. 00

Si. 72

"6. 33

115." 66

56.00 "6. 33

Cammack, Virginia . . Campbell, Thos. A . .

.

Campbell, Wm. S . . . . Cantine, Kate

Carev, H.J

Carleton, R. P

Carpenter, Annie M .

.

Carpenter, Emma J

. . Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, Eizzie . .

.

Carr, Chas. C

Carr, W. H

Carrigan, Annie

Carroll, Michael

Carter, Edward L, Carter, Fannie D

Carter, Georgie I . . . .[ Carter, Eily ' Case}', Daniel J j Casey, William F

Casper, E

1 Cassidy, Chas. J .....

.

Caton, John P. D

Cavanaugh, James .

.

Cawood, Blanche. . .

.

Cays, Theo. A

Chandler, Lizzie. . .

.

Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . .

.

Chapman, S. A

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, H. W

Chase, Maria A

Chase, Robert H .... Chedal, May B

Childs, Samuel N. .. Chisolm, R. F

Choate, John W

Christian, Robert W

Christian, Rufus E- • Christian, Wallace B

Christie, Harry R. .. Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche H . .

.

Clark, Charles E-...

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, J. Wilson

Clark, Nellie

Clark, Sarah P

Clarke, John

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Clear}-, James

Clements, Ella F

Clements, Hugh H.

.

Clinton, F. S

Clokev, Julia F

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, W. E

Cochnower, F. C

Cocke, Fannie D . . .

.

Coder, M. G

Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Meyer S

Coiner, John D

Colbert, Maurice N . Colclazier, Nellie C . Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M. M

Cole, Samuel

Coleman, Benj Coleman, Eaura .... Colklesser, A. A ....

384

19296

384

96

444

24

Amount earned.

384

191

144 256 382^

271^

183 2S7

336

19296

37S

384

192 336

80

96 384

19296

143

192 280

9632

284 336

36S

302/2

192

3S348

28894^

24 384

384

144

96

Time Piece- work, work.

$92. 16

76. So

48. 00 92.16

45.12

110.99

5- 76

192. 00

j 45- 84

90. 00

65. So 45.00

1 28. 00

134-95

90. 70 M3-50

167. 20

60. 00

90. 72

72. 00

48.00

63. 00

20. 00

48. 00

192.00

96. 00

48. 00

67.21

60. 88

166. 25

24. 00

8.00

140. 40

63.00

92. 00

144. 00

72. 00

75-62

90. 24

16S. 00 91.92

24. 00

143. 20

47- 25

6. 00

92. 16

192. 00

72.00

24. 00

72. 00

69. 12

$115-99

87. 00

95- 75

96. 36

14.99

13-31

133- 72 73-83

[39. 09

[15-99

111. 64

71. 10

1 1 1 .

6

4

116. 33

54-33

14.82

137-57 83-83

101.83 115.66

125.04

51-33

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 2S.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1898) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Hours employed.

Collar, Edwin

Collins, B. J

Collins, H. K

Collins, J

Collins, J. B

Collins, Susie A

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Colquitt, Geo. D

Colt, James B

Columbus. Annie H.

Colwell, Fred M

Conger, \Ym. H

Conklin, Rush W

Connell, J. A

Connelly, James H . . . Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connor. Wm. C

Conwav. Thomas . .

.

Cook. A. G

Cook, Mary H

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie

Coolev, L. B

Coole\-, R. T

Coolidge. Helen Q. .

.

Cooney. Clara V. .. . . Copper, Saml. R . . . . Corbin, M

Corbin, W. H

Corkins, D. W

Cornell, S. M

Cornish, "Win. H.. jr. . Coraman, Ephraim. . Corn well, L- W

Corridon, Joanna. . . . Corwin, Thos. J Cosden, Mary E

Coster, S. K

Cotter, John A

Cottle. Al Coughlan, Alice M. .

.

Coughlin, David

Covert, C. C

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cowles, Allen E '. Cox, F. B

Cox, Lulu

Cox, Mary E

Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Cranford, Horace

Crawford, HortenseE

Crawford, Wm

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crews, F. C

Crider, Laura. ......

Crollard, Eizzie Croney, Amanda J

.

.

Crooke, B. E

Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Clifford E

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A . ... Cross. J. W

Crowley, Patrick .... Croxton, Ida I Crump, E. C

Crump, Harriet B

Amount earned. Time

work.

93 $45- 7°

140 70. 00 *24 153.60

192 90.24

136 40.80 43i^ 215.75 48 24. 00

383 143. 62 384 92. 16 96 30. 72 280 134. 40

288 144. 00 96 46.00

144 50.40 84^ 20. 28

192 96.00

280

143

140. 00

70.95

240 60. 00

280 140. 00 231^ 55.56

Piece- work.

"6. 33

Hours employed.

96 48. 00

288 72.00

384 107. 52

135 63.45

128 32.00 384 192. 00 381^ 91-56 48 24.00 96 47. 20 279 139- 50

88 21. 12 96 48.00 370^ 148. 20

288 144. 00

* 48 276. 00

120 33- 55 480 240. 00

192 96.00

288 72.00 96 . 48. 00

380 190. 00

114.82

136. 58

85.91

114.82

115.66 I

384 238M

96 382

91. 65

[34. 40

42. 00

2r. 60 57-24

24. 00 en. 50

2S896

62. 04

144. 00

48. 00

113.66

165. 54

172 43.00

24 12. OO

280 87.50

48 12. OO

227 54.48

302 I20. 80

93 46.50

128 32. 00

232 58. OO 276^ 128. 65

83.83

66.53

Crush, J. E

Cullen, A. W

Cummins, E. P

Cuney, Chas. S .....

.

Cuney, N. W

Cunningham, Jno. A

Cunningham, Mary

Curran, Fannie E..

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Dabney, Mary E . .

.

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Daily, Thomas J. . .

.

Dalkin, Isabella .... Dalv, Alice V

Daly, W. F

Dame, May

Danenhower, Chas.

Daniel, Nannie

Darling, Delphine . Dausch, Kate

Dauts, Charles Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, Samuel

.

Davis, E. D

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, John A

Davis, S. W

Davis, Wm. H

Dav, Henry H

Day, J. P

Deakins. Philip A .

.

Deartfe, Walter P

Deavers, Wm. H

Decker, Kate

Delabar, K

Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Dennis, Charles Dennison, Chas. S .

.

Dent, Jos. H

Desmond, John F. .

.

Devlin, Margaret M.

Dewey, Lizzie

Dice, John

Dick, Frances M..

.

Dickel, A.J.W

Dierken, Agnes

Diffenbaugh, H. W..

Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia L . • Dodge, G. C

Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary

Dohoney, John J. .

.

Dolan, Annie E

Dolan, Lizzie Donahue, Mary A .

.

Donaldson, Ellen. . . , Dooley, Rose E

Dorsey, Frank

Dorster, John N

Doten, Charles O

Dougherty, Jno. F. .

.

Dougherty, Man- E , Dougherty, Nellie M

Dougherty, T. A

Dougherty, William

Douglas, Alexander

Dove, MarvF

Dow, M. E" Dow, W. J

240

177 383%

237^

128 191%

384

S. Doc. 19 20

Days.

2S7K

264

200

280

296 189^

189 184

380

168 286^

380 175^

11296

271 240

288

192 328

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

384

23296

384

48

32iJ

26S

176 239^

287^ 462^

93

224

383 240 332^

96

96 381^

315^

124 28096

240

9696

$60. 00

44- 30 I9L75

59-37

48. 00

99. 09

92. 16

69. 00 63.36

50. 00

67. 20

148. 00 45-48

47- 25

46. 00

48. 00

95.00

87.84

89-54

91. 20 64.46

28. 00

56. 16

67. 75

119. 20

143. 20

96. 00 82.00

96. 00 64.96

33-6o

49-71

9

6. 00

24. 00

77- 16 64.32

61. 60

44.91 32.25

86. 01

[44. 07 161.87

46. 50 53-76

32.00

91.92

57. 60 83.12

24. 00

26.88

200. 91 78.87

29. 76

67. 20

48. 00

120. 00

^o. 00

23.04

42. 12
306 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report (/SoS) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended futie

jo, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Bowden, Kate

Uowell, Clara E

Dowell, Geo. P

Dowling, J. E

Downey, Mary A

Downie, Eizzie Downs, A

Doyle, Ellen Drake, A. F

Drake, H. F. J Drew, Robert

Driggers, John S

Dubant, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Ducatel, B. W

Duff, William T

Duffev, Ella B

Duffy; Kate E

Dugan, Jennie I Dulin, Mary S Dummer, Geo. E - . .

.

Dumont, Julia Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, John T

Dunn, Michael Dunning, H

Dunnington, Eucy P. Durham, C Durham, Mary C . .

.

Dutrow A

Dutton, John W

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight.EJ

Dwver, Jno. E

Earnest, A. T

East, A. E

Easterbrook, HarryD

Eberle, R. S

Eckels, P.J Ecker, Charles A

Eckloff, C. R

Eddy, Orrin Edelen, Clayton A. .

.

Edie, M. A

Edmonds, Sarah Edmonston, Archi . . . Edmunds, Samuel W.

Edsall, J.H

Edwards, Flora Edwards, Flora S

Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F. Elder, Frank E

EHingsen, N. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Bert S

Elliott, Elizabeth E . Elliott, Harry W

Ellis, EttieS

Ellis, G. D

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Perry

Ellis, Salli'e J Ellsworth, C. Abbie. . Elwood, Cora M

Elwood, C. Thos

Emory, A. W

English, S. G

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna . .

.

Erner, Fannie A . . . Eskew. H. M

Espev, H. C

Espey,J. A. B

Espey, Jessie B

Hours employed.

2S8

336 300

96

120

192 192 24096

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

278

' 'So'

336 181H

191

75

384

13672 200 102%

23296 309^

136 288

i3 T K

336

96

152 36096

336 474^ J

6

* 24

277 "96'

384

240

16196

256

*2I 378^

$40^32 45-9C

69.

63. OO

67. 20

150. OO

48. 00

32. 25 53-76

96. 00

120. 00

24. 00

66.72

32.00

168. 00

90. 75

76. 40

42. 00

96. 00 68.00

36. 00

100. 00

25.62

116. 00

48. 00

74- 28 34.00

144. 00 65-75

168. 00

48. 00

76. 00

175. 20

48. 00

80. 64

166. 07

24. 00

48. 00

138. 00

36. 00

138- 5°

46. 40

96. 00

57.60

79. 70

48. 00

72. 00

62. 21

119.84

203. 75

$150.7:

[70. 32 '84.82

126. 15

71-33

14.32

116.33

164. 69

93. 16

80. 34

116. 33

[22. 73

62. 43

56.81

[23.42

143. 18

14. 16 107.62'

105. 98

69. 74

16-33

53- 58

86. S3

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

Espey, Eouis

Essex, E.J

Estefly, J. Irwin

Etchison, E. E

Evans, Ella V

Evans, Martin N. . . . Evans, V. M

Everhart, Jennie Everman, John W .. Fagan, Cora B

Fallon, D. F

Farley, H.J

Farley, Eizzie J Farnsworth, Mollie.

Farrell, John A

Farwell, J. P

Faubel, Rufus E

Faye, Jacob

Fearing, W. G

Featherston, M

Feenev, J. E

Feltham, Emily O .

.

Fenton, Elsie F

Fenton,J.J

Ferguson, John F. .

.

Ferguson, Wm. P . .

.

Ferguson, Wm. T. .

.

Ferren, Myron J. . .

.

Ferrier, Saml I Field, Sadie

J Fiesse, Chas

Finch, George

Finnegan, James ....

J Finnej', M.J ! Fisher, Amanda E . . I Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma E- • • -

I Fisher, Eugene

Fisher, Minnie 1$ Fisher, Wm. H

Fitzgerald, Geo. S

Fitzgerald, Mary 1 Fitzhugh, Ella M . . . . Fitzpatrick, Henry . . Fitzpatrick, J.B

Fitzpatrick, Mary

Fitzpatrick, Michael

.

Fitz- Patrick, Mary H.

FitzSimons, A ....... Fitzsimons, E. W .... Fitzwilliam, Thomas

240 $120. OO

384 92. 16 239% II8.95 96 33-60

360 86.4O

96 48.OO

287^ 71.87

24O Il6. 80

112 28.00 278^ 66.84

280 74. 16 280 I40. OO

80 40. 00

383 95-75

288 143. 20 189^ 47- 37 408 122. 40 367^ 17S. 15

96

475

240

336

1839696

288

285 336

16 174^

288 288

384

232

184

144

Fizer, Adele F

Flaherty, Edward . Flaherty, Mary E.

.

Flanagan, M. E

Flanagan, R. C

Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Geo. S

Fletcher, William . Flicker, Harry

Flint, Thos., Jr Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Martin H .

.

Fogertv, James

Foley, Daniel J Follett, Fred.W. .

.

Ford, J. T

Ford, Mary C I Fordham, George.

Forrest, Edward

Foskey, Geo. H

Foster, Edith D

Foster, John H i

384

, 174^ 236^

240 384

96 280 3S4

11256

240 320

160 277 J 19296

320

280

120

176 240

79. 60

35-25

! 44- 00

16. 33

80.45 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 307

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1898) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, 1900, ^.—Continued.

Fowler, Dominick..

Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A. .

.

Fowler, Mattie E

Fox, Catherine

Fox, John H

Frahm, Henry

Francis, Henry

Frank, Beulah M

Frayser, Mary E

Frazier, Mary 10 ....

.

Frederick, John H , . . Frederick, Mar}-

Freiseis, Frank

Frink, Emma A

Frost, Mary E

Fry. E. S

Frye, Will W

Fugitt, Harriet A . . .

.

Fuhrman, Edward . . Fuhrrnan,W. J Fuhrmann, Chas. J . Fulenwider, Jno. E- • Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Funk, Adam P

Furbershaw, J. H. . .

.

Furrow, Annie M

Fuss, Henry

Gaddis, Eeroy J Gaeng, Wm. S

Gainer, Joshua

Gainev, Agnes C

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher, W. E

Gallatin, Herbert C.

.

Galleher, Thomas S. Galvin, John F

Galvin, Thos. J Gantt, G

Gardiner, Eydia M. . . Gardner, Chas. H

Garner, J. S

Garrett, Katie R

Garrett, Mary E

Garrette, Chas. F

Garst, Susie L, Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie. . . . Gayle, Ida George, James A

Gerber, Theodore. . .

.

Gessler, E. E

Getchell E. P

Getz, John M

Geyer, E. F

Gibson, Irving

Gilbert, H. A

Giles, Harry E

Gilliam, Catherine

E

Gillin, David

Gillin, Joseph T

Ginesi, Marie

Girvin, Isabella , Gisriel, E

Giusta, Margaret A.

,

Glade, Henry

Gleason, Dennis

Gleeson, A. J Glenn, Joseph F

Glenn, William G ..

.

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Goddard, Leora Godmah, CD

Godwin, E. W ,

Hours

employed.

239

160 383

192 288

233 323^

240 247^

384

Amount earned.

19296

288

' 96

96

96

384 295^

21696

240 373

96

287 232

160

19236^

384

3296

282J 15296

253

181 38496

472

10496

28896

128 285

152 384

264

192 142

104

17696

288 384 383%

Time

work.

$119.50

40. 00 91.92

96. 00

144. 00

116. 50 77.64

120. 00 59-40

192. 00

96. 00

48. 00

143. 20 47-52

51.84

44. 80

96. 00

103.42

108. 00

48. 00

120. 00 93-24

26. 10

100. 80

141. 10 58.00

78.40

96. 00

18. 25

92. 16

16. 00

48. 00 67.80

36.48

50. 88

32. 16

60. 72 45-25

96. 00

46. 40

141. 60 41.60

47.20

25.80

152.64

46. 40

64. 00 141.70

37- 99

92. 16 63.36

93.60

35-50

28.85

144. 00

96. 00

168. 00 95-87

Piece- work.

$70. 73

109. 11

20. 39 "9- 54

"6.33

73-55

114.65

81.19

"5-

93-83

113.08

58.83

H5-49

49. 66

82. 18

74-44

71.41

Goebel, A. N

Gonder, Sue F

Goode, James E

Goode, Samuel Goodman, Cassie A .

.

Goodman, R. D

Goodspeed, Alex . .

.

Gordon, M. B

Gorham, Mary E . .

.

Gorman, Mamie E - • • Gorman, Thos

Goss, M

Gotta, Robt. C

Graeves, Edith S Graham, A. W

Graham, Jas. R

Graham, Madge W . . Grant, J. F

Grant, I^izzie Graser, S. O

Grasse, Marie E

Graves, Benj. B. F. .

.

Graves, Geo. B

Graves, J. S. Gray, Edna

Gray, H. W

Green, Annie

Green, John C

Green, M. E

Green, Perry

Green, Rose A

Greene, Emma

Greene, John, jr Grenacher, Charles .

.

Griffin, C. E - Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griggs, W. E

Grimes, Edith M

Grimes, Hattie E

Grimes, Eaura E

Grinisley, Eorena . .

.

Grinnan, R. E

Griswold, M. J Groome, Chas. E . • • - Grose, Fred C

Gunn, H. S Gwin, H. A

Haar, Rosa M

Hage, Anna

Hain, Elizabeth Hain, Evelyn M

Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Eouis E

Hale, R. J Hall, Minnie

Hall, T. Frank

Hall, Wm. T

Halliday Belle Hallock, Daniel B. .

.

Halloran, Deborah .

.

Hamilton, Edw. J ... Hamilton, Isaac Hammond, A. W . . . . Hammond, Jno. E • Hancock, Elizabeth M

Hannon, Ella Haradon, Fannie A . Harbaugh, Carroll .

.

Harden, Wm. E

Hardenburgh, Mary

S

Hardester, T. J Hardesty, J. K

Harding, C. T

Harding, Margaret..

Hours

employed.

96

2S2J

96

288

288

168 176

192 277^

376 379^

96 288^

333^2 96

383

232 284

224 384

96 286^

48

176 240 288

384

56

896

384

232 383 367^

238^

96,

33696

95

96

325

19796

382

288

240

14496

190

Amount earned. Time

work.

$48. 00 70.62 25.80

26.88

144. 00

144. 00

57.60

81.60 93.28

53-76

158. 94

105. 28 186.55

134- 05 55-68

53-25 53-76

96. 00

56. 57 77.62

24. 00

88. 00

120. 00

144. 00

144. 00

96. 00

28. 00

4. 00

50. 88

144. 00

58.00

71.81

183. 75 119.25 54-12

63.00

48. 00

46. 70 24.00

95-75

30. 00 47.20

115. 20 81.24

47.28

26.88

189. 40

69. 12

128. 96

64. 80

56. 16 47-50
3o8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.- - Statement showing the number ofprisons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1808) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, 7900, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hardwicke, K. E • Hardy, Ella C

Hardy, Theo

Hardy, Theodore M

Harford, R. B

Harkness, Jas. C

Harper, E. J Harper, Florence... Harper, James 1, ... Harper, INI. A

Harrell, Wells C...

Harrigan, Frank FHarris, David

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, M. Agnes. .

.

Harris, Michael

Harris, Thos. F

Harris, W. H

Harrison, J. W

Harriss, Geo. E

Harryman, Win. H . Hart, Belle Hart, Wm. J Hartnett, Jerome . .

.

Hartwell, Chas

Hartwell, F. E

Harvey, Mary E

Harvey, P. R

Harvey, Wilson Harward, Chas. E- -

.

Hasbrouck, Harry .

.

Haskell, F. A

Haskell, James G. .

.

Haslett, John W

Hatton, I Havenner, Geo. C . .

.

Havens, F. B

Hawke, Nellie F

Hawken, Agnes M.

.

Haworth, Thos. W .

.

Haves, Finley S . . .

.

Hayes, John W

Hayes, Mary

Hayes, Nellie I, Haves, Oliver Hayne, J. T

Haynes, Favinia F.

.

Haywood, Jennie F. Healy, James A.

.

Healy, Thomas F . .

.

Heck, Wm.C

Heelan, John . Heffernan, Chas. A . Heffernan, Thomas.

Heffner, Clara S . ..7 Heffner, Mary

Heidingsfeld, Ed . .

.

Heinline, L,ida C

Heiston, T. B

Helff, Josefine M . .

.

Hellings, Hattie R. Helmig, C. F

Henderson, Reagan

Hennen, W. S Henning, Geo

Hepburn, Chas. F .

.

Herbert, Florence F

Herman, Ernest Herndon, Jno. G . . .

.

Herndon, P. F

Herzog, Emma

Heslet, James H . . .

.

Hess, Morris J Hess, S

Hours

employed.

90 lA

240 336

280 384

2209514 384 142H in

345 374

2S896

288

184

232 254

188

1369696

2496

288

96

192

384

28384^

170

24

183

184 256 373^

287 423

168

Amount earned. Time

work.

280

280 448 191^

192 192 263^

95

278 421^

376

2S 7

> 28096 480

280

19240

280

2029696

$45- 25

119. 20

168. 00

70. 00

107. 52 52.80

47-75

107. 52 71-25 55-5o

172.50 93-49

155- 52

48. 00

72. 00

92. 00 58.00 63-49

45- 12 63.92

24. 00

48. 00

12. 00

24. 00

154- 24

48. 00

76. 80

190. 40

7o. 75 42.25 51.00

12. 00 9I-50

46.00 61.44

89.64

114.80

105. 74

42. 00

140. 00

139. 20

206. 40

94- 15

95. 20

76. 80

63. 24 47-50

66. 72 184.41

90. 24

143- 75

70. 00

239. 20

134. 40

96. 00

20. 00

138. 40 48.48

54-84

48. 00

Piece- work.

$106. 94 83-49

16. 33

[ 5- 33

10. 97

65. 14

120. 00

78.83

57.00

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work. Hewston, Mary E. E.

Hickey, Annie

Hickey, J. F

Hickman, E. F

Higgins, B. F

Higgins, Miles J

Hill, J. E

Hill, Lorenzo

Hillebrant, Amy E .

.

Hillebrant, F. J Hilton, Eva A

Hinsley, Lottie B

Hitchcox, J Hoes, James E

Hoey, Jennie G

Hoffman, Florence . . Hofmann, Ferdinand Hogan, John E

Hogan, John F

Hoggsette, James A.

Hoibv, Henry

Hoibrook, Chas. F... Holcombe, Samuel W

Holden, Fewis F . . . . Holl, E. A

Holland, J. F

Holler, Rosa F

Hollinger, Clara B. . . Holmes, Benjamin..

Holmes, C. E

Holmes, Warner

Holton, Hoyt A

Hooper, E. J Hoover, Alice S

Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Fouise. . . . Horen, Ed. B

Horkan, Geo. A

Horn, Haddie Z

Houck, Emma H. . .

.

Houck, Henry T

Houghton, Chas. E- . Howard, George F - Howard, J. E

Howard, T. W

Howcott, P. M

Howie, C. A

Hubbel, Mary

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, Geo. B

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Jas. W

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, John

Hughes, Mary F

Hull, G. M

Hullett, A. G

Hulling, Julius Humes, Annie M . . . . Hunt, Margaret .... Hunter, Bertha

Hurdle, Chas. W

Hurley, Blanche Hurworth, Thomas

E

Huson, Wilber J I Hussey, Annie

Hutchinson, Amelia

Hutchison, William

Hutton, Clara E

Hvams, Mord

Hyatt, Nellie B

Hyde, W. B

Hynes, Sarah E

Hvsan, John

Irev, Chas. W

294 $70. 56

165 41-25

192 90.24

188 47.00

288 72.00

194 63-72

288 72. 00

385 96.30

9i

26. 88

176 42- 24

96 48. 00

288 90 00 288 144 00 335^ 103 87 344 86 00

383^2 191 75 239 118 7° 288 144 00

120 32 25 288 140 00

32 8 00

384 192 00

288 69 12 379^2 9

* 08

192 48 00

95^2 47 75

286 7i 50

6 3 00

288 86 40

94 I 379 H I 376

240 384 20S^

48

48

9695H

465^2

232

176

* 12 37192

96

28o 287^

IS 7 H

335

266 383

176 23296

288 241^

152 21814

19264

47.00

94- 87 90.24

120. 00

191. 20

52. 12

12. 00

24. 00

24. 00

47-75

184. 87

101. 12

44. 00

69. 00

89. 04

23. 00 48.00

144. 00

140. 00

69. 00 45.00

1S7. 60

63.84

95-75

44. 00 58.00

24.00

69. 12

60. 37

76. 00

52. 44

4S. 00 32.00 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 309

No. 28.

Statement showing the member ofpersons employedln printing the Annual

Report {1898) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

SO, 1goo, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours employed.

Irwin. James H

Isham, Carrie I Jackson, Edward

Jackson, Julius Jackson, Mildred E.E

Jackson, Pauline

Jackson. W. W

Jama, Theresa L . - - Jeffrey, Geo. L

Jenkins, Ada ........ Jenkins, James

Jenkins, Meredith. . . Jenkins, W. L

Jenks, Richard E. . .

.

Jerdone, Clara P

Johnson, A. B

Johnson, Charles. . .

.

Johnson, Elmer

Johnson, Geo. A

Johnson, James A . .

.

Johnson. Joe M

Johnson, E H

Johnson, R. A

Johnson, R. S Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Virgie Johnson, W. B

Johnson, W. F

Johnson, Win. H

Johnson, W. R

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, Frank M . Johnston, W. E

Johnston. W. T

Jones. Albert X

Jones. Catherine E . . Jones, Edward W., jr. Jones, Edwin C

Jones, Frederick

Jones, G.E

Jones. Jno. W

Jones, Eydia E

Jones, Mary E- A

Jones, M. F

Jones, Thos. L

Jordan, Chas

Jordan, Henry

Jordan, Eulu D

Jordan, May B

Jordan, Richard E. . . Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Joseph, Lula M

Jullien, F. A

Jullien, Louis KahlertJ.H

Kane, Michael. . .. Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia

Karnes", J. E

Keane, Katie Kearney, James

Keating, Annie

Keating. J. M

Keck, Julius N

Kee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella

Keefe, T

Keefer, Nida W

Keeler, Rachel Kehoe, Mary B

Keicher, Marv

Kelly. Arthur

Kelly, John J Kelly, Katie

288 384

92

232

96

112 120

136 279%

112

192 384

176 304 "96"

Amount earned. Time

work.

M44. 00

92. 16 23.00

64. 00

175^

96

48

288 287^

335

384

184

286 279^

336 *6

96

96

16 275 278^

384

2X7.1 264 384

384

252

288 355^

380

25-50

36. 00

24. 00

35- 00

60. 00 81.60

138. 79 32.90

90. 24

192. 00

66. 00

152.00

48. 00

42. 12

48. 00

24. 00

72. 00

142. 95

80. 40

120. 00

64. 40

148. 44

134-95

166. 40

34- 50 30.00

108.00

48. 00

48.00

24.60

4. 00

66.38 66.84

72. 00

115. 20 53-12

66. 00

222. 60

96. 00

160.31

72. 00

148. 00

60. 48

76.08

Piece- work.

54- 33

115.66

82. 58

115.66

56.00

149- 50 "3-65

114.99

114.99

113.60

81.82

102. 00

1 16.23

54- 33

153- 36

70. 00

16-33

69.66

Name.

Hours

employed.

Kellv, W. B

Kelly, T.J

Kelly, W. T 3S4 Kemon, F. C 96 Kendall, R. W 288 Kendrick, Daniel. ... 40 Kendrick, George R

Kerby, Eizzie N . . . . 330 Kern, Geo. M

Kernan, James 480 Kerney, Rosa B. .

.

Kerr, S. H 192 Kersey, Virginia .

.

Kervin, W. H 96 Keys, Daniel 96 Kiernan, John 304 Killigan, Josephine

A

King, A. H

King, John F

King, Mattie B

King, M. R

King, Rufus T

Kinneard, John A. . . . Kinsella, M

Kinsley, J. M. D

Kirby, Charles J Kirbv, William E

Kirk, R. H

Kirkland, William. .

.

Kirwan, Moses F . . .

.

Kistler, John S

Knight, Jno. E

Knight, Nellie P

Knott, CM

Knowles, G.E

Knowles, Mary C . . . . Knowles, Wm. T.. .

.

Koester, Matilda F. Koockogey, Samuel .

.

Koons, S. C

Koontz, Edward J . . Kummer, Geo

Kundahl, Charles Kyne, Elizabeth. . .

.

Eackey, Ella C

Ealor, Martha E

Eambert, Nannie . .

.

Eambson, B

Eane, F. S Eang, Wm

Eange, E- A

Eangley, Robt. C Eanman, Frank E- - Ea Pelle, Z . Eaporte, W. M I Earry, Carrie J Eashhorn, M. A

Eatham, Ed. F

Eattin, Mary E L

Lauxman, H. M

Eauxmann, Florence D . Eavalette, W. A 330^

Eavisson, H. A 282^

Eawlor, William 96 Eawrence, Emma

Eawson, E. A. M. . Eawyer, Anna T.

.

Eeapley. J.N

Eeayy, Jennie .... Ee Buffe, A. F 224 EeCain.W.H 287M

Eee, Jas. A 120 Eee, Martha 383^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

176

"96' 288

156

26440

184

96

S63.92

142. 40

134. 40

56. 16

143. 04

TO. 00

35- 20 61.87

48. 00

120. 00 6T.44

28.8G

24. 00

152. 00

64

232 00

00 474 142 20

160 40 40 278^ 137- 65

160 38 40

256 64. 00

95 44. 65

384 192 00 384 96 00

384 191 20

96 48 00 384 186 40

280 140 00

212 50 88 286^ i43 25 288 54 00 381^ 76 240 96 00

384 92 16 184 92 00

94 47 00

296 148 00

336 84 00

288 142 40

288 69 12

44. 00

24. 00

75. 60 43.00

39.00

128. 00

20. 00

86.48

48. 00

82.62

70.62

48. 00

56. 16

72. 00

72. 00 56.00

143- 75

32. 25 92.04

53- 16

170.32

13-25

17- 57

96. 00

82.49

52. 32 H- 43

:i5-66

83

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1898) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Lee, Owen

Lee, W. J Lee, Wm. E

Leech, D. P

Leech, J. S

Leeds, Chas. H

LefTerts, Samuel G

Lemon, J. H

Lendner, Margaret

Lenhart, J. M

Lenman, M. E

Lentz, Wm. H

Lesher, Jacob C. . .

.

Levey, John

Levy, Fanny E

Lewellyn, Luzetta. Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, F. P

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, J. H

Lewis, M

Lewis, Rachel E . .

.

Lewis, S. \V

Leyden, John E • • - Lichtenberger, H. J Lightcap, John C .

.

Li'Hie, M. G

Lindsay, Mary 1 Lindstrom, Albert. .

.

;

Linhart, May I Linquist, John \ Liomin, George j Little, Annie C

Lloyd, David T I Lloyd, Frank M

Logan, J. O'N

Lohmej'er, Richard C

Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Loring, Annie

Lovejov, Mary A . . .

.

Lowd, H. D

Lowey, F. C

Lowry, Robert

v Luckett, Lncinda .... ^ Lucy, Cornelius J

. . . . Ludlow, CO

Luerssen, H. G

Lusby, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lutz, Lawrence F . . . Lyddane, Jennie Lyddane, vSarah C . . . Lynch, Jas Lynch, Nora

Lynn, D

Lytle, N. H

Maag, Frank W

Mabrey, R. L

Maccubbin, A. E . Mackay, G. D . Macksey, John C MacMurray, C.J'.... MacNamara, Eliza- beth

Macnichol, Sallie ... Madden, Michael . .

.

Madden, William . .

.

33696

169 28896

288

i86J£ 384

56

9696

96

28S

Amount earned.

20 360

28648

360

I44

I9296

40

238

I92 224

240

I92 254^

192 240

2S896

T 92 96

232 ' 18096 380^

Maddox, Fannie Maddox, John T

Magee, Katie V . Magill, Chas. H . Magill, W.J

279 384 384

336

28

1

1 line Piece- work, work.

$117. 60

48. 00

84. 50

151.68

69. 00 56.16

143. 20

46. 62

92. 16. 27.44 47.20

48. 00

48. 00

69. 12

183. So

48. CO

7-5o

90. 00

142. 20 22.56

90. 00

48. 00

45-36

99. 60 45.60

20. 00

59- 49

96. 00

1 12. 00

63.36

196. 13

120. 00

127. 25 76.80

1 20. 00

8. 00

44. 00

1 15. 20

48. 00

96. 00

47. 20

58. 00 63.00

46. 95

48. 00 91.32

2. 00 25-5°

52.31

194. 00

92. 16

168. 00

136. 50

$131.44

137-57

'65.80 88.54

[12. 23

Il6. 14 67.84

41.83

H6. 33 H6.33

83.66

150. 43

114.S9

Name.

Hours

employed.

Maher, Edwd. C

Maher, Thomas F. .

.

Mahoney, Julia Main, L. C

Major, Harry B

Maley, John

Maley, Margaret . .

.

Malone, Mary A

Maloney, J. M

Mangan, Elizabeth . Mangan, W.J

Mangold, Martin . .

.

Mature, J. L

Mann, J. L

Manning, Jennie E . Mansfield, J. E

Marcinkowski, V . .

.

Markey, Patrick H. . Markham, M

Marr, Nellie C

Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, Libbie . .

.

Marshall, W. T

Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Annie M .

.

Martin, Jennie

Martin, Minnie E. .

.

Martin, Thomas

Martinson, T- E Marye, A. M

Marye, Sydney T. .

.

Mason, C. C

Massey, Victoria P. . Massie, L. A

Mast, Simon P | Mathers, J. W

Matthews, Harry. . . . Mattimore, Charles A

Mattimore, James H

.

Mauck, Frank S Mauger, Sallie J Maus, C

216

136 32896

176 384

96

21596

192 282^

248

288 384

382

200

3849696

288 238^

17648

136 248

288 240

92.69

Maxwell, John W . . . Maxwell, Julia M. . . . Mayer, Fred. B

Mayer, Louise J McAleer, H

McAuliffe, P.J McCabe, Hattie McCallum, P. M

McCampbell, N. L • • McCarthv, J. F

McCarthy, John F... McCarthv, John J . . . McCarty, D. J McCathran, Donald . McCauley, Emma 1). McCleerv, John F . .

.

McClelland, Rose McComb, John McConahay, Stella B. McCounell, Thos

McCormick, Edward

McCormick, Mary . . . McCormick, Mary E

McCullough, Ben F. . McCullough, Robert E

McCullum, Ella McCurdy, W. S McCutcheon, Geo . . . McDaniel, James M . McDermott, Emma .

.

McDevitt, M. Teresa

9696

'4! 287^

384

24

' 328 382 279^

Amount earned.

176 287 J* i 143-75

24. 00

48. 00

72.00

70. 32

154- 4i 67.72

* Davs.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement shoeing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1S98) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, 7900, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed. McDonald, Annie E . McDonald, Chas. E- McDonald, J. F

McElfresh, H. M . . . . McEnaney, Chas McFadden, Alice R.

.

McGaveran, Thaddeus McGee, Agnes

McGivern, Marian . . . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mary. . McGowan. Minnie F

McGraw, C. H

McGurk, Alfred J. . . Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose McKee. Ada J McKee, George

McKelvey, J. R

McKelvey, John A . . McKenna, James McKeuna, T. F

McKenny, Arthur . .

.

McKevitt, Annie. . . . McKevitt, H. P

McKie, Margaret MeKinney, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McKiunon, J. L McKnew, N. E

McLanahan, W. H. .. McLaughlin, Deline. McLaughlin, J. M . . . McLean, Laura V. . . . McLeod, Mamie A . . . McMahon, Marv

McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Stasia. . . McMahon, Thos McManus, James McManus, Jos McMonigal, Harry . . McXally, Francis J. . McXamara, Bridget . McXamara, Jennie . . McXamara, Maggie . McXamara, Martin.

.

McXamara, Mary .. . McXamee, Catharine McXeal, H. W

McXelly, Mamie E • • McXerhanv, Ida McXicholas, R

McXulty, Chas McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud . . . McOueen, M

McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary- Meagher, Win. P . . . . Means, Lizzie Mearns, Wm

Meder, Mary

Meehan, Annie Meehan, Joseph

Mendel, Val

Meredith, Annie W . Merriam, Geo. R

Metcalf, F.S

Methenv, Belle Metzler, Martha A .

.

Meyer, Leonard

Meyers, Ellen S Meyers, J.D

84

2S6

192 240

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

368

335 H

96

28S

183^

* 4 i

$33-84

150. 53

101. 76

117. 60

41.50

92. 00 62.91

24. 00

144. 00

168 84. 00

96 45.60

176 103.40

336 84. 00

288 144.00

96 24. 00

96 48. 00

128 30. 72 332 83.00 379^ 189. 75 288 86.40

104 33-28

288 152. 64 80 40. 00

104 31.20

184 92. 00

152 76 00

304 114. 00

192 96. 00

383 91.92 384 92. 16 248 54.06 96 24.00

240 57- 60

280 140. 32

192 36. 00

188 47. 60

432 108. 00

368 no. 40

288 143. 20

144 36. 00

326 78. 24

192 96. 00

119 29-75 384 92. 16 424 211. 20 480 180. 00

216 108. 00

176 87.20

115.66

"6.33

130. 93

116.32

62.33

97- 32 116.33

[53- 40

97-31

44. 00

70. 58

114. 07

88. 01

69- 33

16.33

[15.66

82.49

I54-2I

- "5-66

15.08

90.95

91.92

225. 50

116.33

9i- !5

Michael, Theo

Middleton, Ella

Milans, Emma J Millav, Michael

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, George

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie

Miller, Martin

Miller, Robert H . . . . Miller, S. M

Miller, W. A

Mills, E. C

Mills, Howard V .... Milton, G.L

Mims, E- A

Miner, John

Minor, Jane E

Minor, Mary V

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D..

Mitchell. Katie A

Mitchell, Mattie M. . Moakler, Charlotte. . Mockbee, Lizzie V . .

.

Moncure, T. G

Montgomery, Denny

Montgomery, R. M. C

Montrose, Olive M . .

.

Mooney, Alice Moore, Cecelia A . . . . Moore, C. W

Moore, Wm. S

Mooty, M. M

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary

Moran, W H

Morecock, Virginia.

.

Mereno, Amelia

Morgan, Chas. A

Morgan, Miriam E . . Morgan, T. Frark..

.

Morgan, W. D

Morison, Lindsey. . . . Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, L. T

Morris, Will A

Morrison, Alex

Morrison, Claude

Morrison, Frank

Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H .. . Morrow, M. M

Moseley, T. G

Motherhead, John C. Mouse, Thomas

Moxley, Edah C

Muckelston, Wm. H . Mueller, Flora H

Mulcahy, Josephine J Mullen, J. J Mulligan, J. Edw . .

.

Mulquin, Mary A . . . . Murphy, CP

Murphy, C. S Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard. . .

.

Murray, H. L

Murray, John J Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Murrell, Julia Murto, Edmund F . .

.

Hours

employed.

384

289

192 382^

239 383 383%

176

144 424

9696

336

192 288

381}

21696 ^12

277^2 384 171K

384

384

288

430

288

16 328

281 %

288 384

272

184 288

96 384

216

192 104 380

48 383^

234

14496

24

Amount earned.

383

176 91.92

82. 72 * Days.
312 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement shouting the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report ( 1898 ) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

jo, 1900, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Murto, R. Benj

Musick, .Samuel H. .

.

Mutchler, W. Floyd.

.

Myers, John

Myers, Robert Nachman, Philip .... Naeff, Eaura

Nally, James

Nash, Edward

Nash.G. J Nash, Wm. E

Neely, D. R. P

Nelgner, R. A

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Harry A

Nelson, Otto Nelson, W. H

Nelson, W.M

Nervis, Mary

Neumever, May E . .

.

Nevils, E. M

Newell, G. W

Newell, Henry S Newman, Clarence . . Newsom, Hubert .... Newton, Chas. H . . . . Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, F. N

Nichols, Geo. W

Nicols, Noel

Nolen, John F

Noonan, John J Noone, P. R

Norbeck, Wm. G

Norcross, A. C

Norton, Wm. H

Nowell, Glenn T

Noyes, Henry

Nuber, J.E

Nye, James

O'Brien, John J O'Brien, W. F

O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connell, Bridget. . . O'Connell, Jeremiah.

O'Connor, Annie E . • O'Connor, Mary M. .

.

O'Day, Delia E

O'Donnell, S. P

O'Donnoghue, John . O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Eeary, DennisJ. . . . O'Eeary, M

O'Leary, Marv

Oliver, Walter H

O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill, W.J

Opdyke, Alice Openshaw, J. A

Orem, Charles J Orem, Geo.W

O'Rourke, Mary El- len

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, EL

Osborne. Minnie

Outcalt, Harry J Owens, Mary

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Katie W

Palmer, Thomas S. . . Pardee, E. K

Parent, Margaret J. . Parham. Elizabeth A

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

144 $67 68 95% 46 95

96 48 00

38 00 96

!/ 24 00 253^ 63 37

383 91 92

176 56 18 96 47 20 288 M3 20 247 61 75 280 93

48 60

96 00

288 140 00

128 36 90

288 144 00

96 24 00

96 48 00

328

239 k

276 336

379

287

28896

96

268

187

144 383^

286^ 3TM^

288 384

192 68.00

96 48. 00

127 38.40 239% "9- 75 296 148. 00

96 38.40

192 90. 24 374 140. 24 96 47.20 *32 160. 00

288 144. 00

216 54.00

336 163. 20 280 I44.56

96 50. 88 96 18. 00

96 48. 00

192 96. 00

186 46.50

192 90.24

96 47- 20

82. 00

57.48'

69. 00

162. 40

201. 25

90. 96

143- 5o

72. 00

45. 12

48. 00

134. 00

93- 50

72. 00 92.04

141-65

116.42

72. 00

96. 00

69. 12 91.44

$108. 02 86.33

114.32

170. 32

114. 31

87. 00

114.99

f53-37

86. 33 H4-53

103. 66

128.83

79- 75

114. 99

Name.

Hours employed.

96

143 Vz 143 368^

214

Parker, Edward J. .

.

Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Parrish, W. C

Parsons, CD

Patterson, James G.

.

Paudert, E- H

Paul, John E

Payfair, N. M

Payne, Henry

Payne, James A

Peace, M. M

Peake, Chas. P

Pealer, P. P

Pearson, Nannie E . . Peckham, Emily

Pelham, H. B

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Pennel, A. J Pepper, James P

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Eaura V

Perkinson, F. N

Perry, H. R

Perry, Pattie B

Person, W?Eee

Pester, M. A

Pfeiffer, Eaura W

Pfleging, Clara A

Pflieger, K. F

Phelps, C.E

Phelps, Silas S

Philes, W. E

Phillips, Geo. P

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Jno. A

Phillips, Mary J Phillips, M. E

Phipps, Eaura, Phipps, R. M

Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, H. H

Pierce, Eaura

Pierre, Marv

Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

Pinkston, V. B

Pipes, J. M

Pitts, Allie Bassett. .

.

Plant, Hannah

Plumb, F.W.C

Plumer, Frances B. .

.

Plumer, Josephine. .

.

Pocher, Simon

Pocock, Nellie E

Pollock, Julia C

Pool, S. D

Pope, F

Porter, Alice

Ports, Annie

Post, George

Potter, C. H . Powell, J. W I *I2

Powers, F. E

Povnton, Sarah S. .

.

Prather, Elizabeth C

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, Eillie Prescott, W. M

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

264 I 82. 50

184 2409648

96

96

280

123^

384

176

374^

72 415

96

239 384

24. 00 71.75

35- 75

103. 18 40. 12

92. 00

96. 00 48.96

24. 00

47.20

47- 20

48. 00

67. 20

6i.75

192. 00

48. 00

44.00

187. 25

36. 00 207.50

39- 36

383 $95- 75 380 91. 20

144 67. 68

184 86. 48

280 70. 00

176 88. 00 329% 82. 37 327% 162. 95

192 48. 00

260 62.40

272 68.00

96 24.00

96 24.00

56 28.00

* 20 96. 00 384 72.00 383% 92.04

236 59.00

288 144. 00

* 22 126.50

216 54- 00

380 95.00

57.36

96.00

115.66

72. 00

116.33

65.15

86.47

130. 18 "6.33

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 3*3

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed, in printing the Annual

Report {1898 ) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, 1goo, etc. —Continued.

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Preslev. S. C

Preston. Geo. T

Pridgeon. John

Prince. Emily F

Proctor. D

Proudlev. Rav

Pruitt. Ella M

Pulliam. Edward

Pumphrey. Bettie. . . . Pumphrey. E. P.. jr.

.

Purcell, James L • • • - Purcell. M

Purdy, Chas. F

Pyemont. Geo. E

Pvemont, J.W

Ouaid. J. R

Quill. Nellie C

Quinlan, John F

Quinlan, Man- J Quinn. Minnie A . . . . Quintin. Lillie Rabe. Charles Radigan, Sarah E . .

.

Radley, C. W

Ragland. H. Lee

Ralph. James

Randall, A. L

Randall. Emma

Ranke, Ida Rathvon, R. H

Raub, George M

Rav, Daniel C

Rav, J. R

Ray. Theo. C

Read, Charles A

Reaver. Maggie

Redfern, John. ... . Reed, Lewis . . ...... Reid. Agnes H

Reid, Hugh

Reillv, Patrick

Reily. Cora

Reinburg, Wm. A . .

.

Revells. Addie J Reynolds, A. W

Reynolds, George . . . Revnolds. Harrv A. . Rhodes. Thos. A

Richards, L. C

Richards. Mary J Richards, .Sarah M . . Richardson, Charles M

Richardson. Effie . .

.

Richardson, R. A

Rickards, Samuel P. Ricketts. Eliza E

Ricketts, J. H

Riddick. R. P

Rider. Emma S

Riecks. Chas. F

Rieseberg. Jennie . .

.

Rilev. Frank

Rinehart. G. A

Ring, John

Ring, T. M

Riplev, Henrv L

Ritchie, E. J." Roach, J. T

Robb, JohnH

Roberts, D. J Roberts. E. H

Roberts. F. C

Roberts, Jas. G

Roberts, James H

144 $72. 00

184 46.80

240 120. 00 375^ 90. 12 272 68.00

256 128. 48

176 42.24

216 54.00

277 Y2. 66.60

141.60

115. 20

96 47. 20 3S4

i 191. 20 140.95 110.40 61.50

236 117. 20

384 92. 16 214^ 42.74

120 44.06

2 50. 8S

96 48.00

280 140. 00 96 24. 00

24 14.04

: ' 1-62

31-33 67.87

480

360 335

212 378H

96

258. 24

10S. 00

89-75

53- 00 94.62

47. 20

192 288 90.24

72. 00

336

144 168.00 36.00

96 24.00 478^

288 384

95

96

191.40

144. 00 96.00 47-50

48.00

Ss.66

324 171. 72 187^ 45.00 334^ 62. 72 190^ 95- 25 288 144. 00 85.50

176 44.00 384 92. 16 96 48.00

96 48. 00 176^ - 88.25

96 48.00

48 24. 00

384 96. 00

240 120.00

*I2 69.00

184 91. 20 64 32.00

96 48.00

32 8.40

128. 02 H5-99

95-98

;.66

113-81

Roberts. John T

Roberts. Milton L

Roberts, W. A

Robertson, Cora B . . . Robertson, Harry J

. . Robinson, Lulu M. . . . Robinson, M. D

Robinson, Samuel . .

.

Robinson, Sarah E. .

.

Robinson, Sarah E- • • Robison, Sidney

Roche, Anna E'- Roche, E. J Rockwell. Wm. E

Rodgers, J. W

Rodgers. Roselia .... Rodway. Alfred

Rogers. A

Rohr, J. A

Rose, J. F

Ross, John

Ross, M. A

Rosser, Amy M

Rotenbury, Virginia . Rotenbury, Wm. R . . Rouleau. Wilfrid Rountree, W. J Rous, Man- L

Rout, Lula" Rowzee, Milt. E

Rowzee, W. A

Roy, Hamilton R . . . . Rubv, Lucv V

Ruddach, Jno. T

Rudy, C. E

Runyan, Annie E- - - . Runyau, L. J Runyon, Harry S Rupp, Lucy

Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles

Russell, Emma L . - . . Russell, Lizzie \ . . . . Russell, Robert E

Rutherford, Jas. A . .

.

Rvan, Edw. J Ryan, M. A '. Ryan, Margaret A . . . Rvder, Francis Rvnex, Frank R

Sakeman, F. M

Salkeld, Man- E

Salt, Joseph

Sampsell, H. G

Sand, Jno. G

Sanford, Man" I Sangston, Man- C . . , Sardo, A. E., jr

Sarr, G.W

Satterfield. S.T

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude . Saunders, Sue

Sauter, Balsey F

Sauter, Grace L

Savov. Georgeana V.

Schafer, E- J Schaffhausen, JohnH

Scheerer, Annie M . . Schermerhorn, Catherine Scheuerman, H. A. .

.

Schilpp. Henry

Schinnerer, W. S

Schlick, Fred J

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

96 $48.00

333 166. 50

24 12. 00

287 68. 88

287 143- 50

332 62. 25 96 24. 00 240K 57- 72 382 95-50

280 67. 20 184 88.00

168 43-5Q

304 129. 28 288 142. 40

288 143. 20 206^ 51.62

48 24. 00

287 %

203*6 48

20S

96

48

176

383^ "96"

69. 00

54.87

24. 00

30.00

37.60

104. 00

48. 00 49.12

68.76

24. 00

44. 00

138 55- 20 294 70.56 384 92. 16 380 95.00 286^ 140. 85

183 91-50 277^ 52.03 285% 141. 15 96 48. 00

152 47- 50

252 63.00

200 50.00

288 144. 00 266^ 63.96

296 156.88

96 24. 00

240 60.00

60. 00

23.20

Piece- work.

176 42.24

240 118.40

96 24. 00

48 24. 00

240 120. 00

$116. 33

i?5- 7i

120. 26 116.08

48. 00

[ so. 27 96.17

60. 00

116.36

114. 99

136-49

109. 73 "5-32

116.33

66.91

r 3S. 7

i

78.83 53-83

83-83

94. 08

167. 74

* Days.
3i4 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2S.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8q8) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Schmidt, Mary K. .

.

Schoepf, J.H

Schram, Martin .... Schreiber, E. Otto . . Schultz, Lida

Schweitzer, Christ F

Schwing, Frank A . vScott, K. L

Scott, Wm

Seaman, Hannah. .

.

Searles, Katie C

Sefton, A. W

Sefton, Fred C

Sefton, Wm. C

Segerson, J. E

Serrano, M. N

Serrin, Rosanna . .

.

Seyfferth, F. A

Seymour, Wm. S

Shaen, Michael

.Shannon, Ben J Shannon, James F . . Shaw, O

Shea, M.J

Shea, Timothy

Shearer, H. C

Sheehan, Dennis

Sheldon, Charles A. . Shelton, Chas. R

Shepherd, L. A

Sheridan, John

Sheridan, Thos. J

Sheriff, C. J Sherman, Geo. L • - • • Sherman, Howard E

.

Sherman, J. W

Sherrill, E. B

Shine, Edward J Shinnen, J. C

Shirley, Ida V. H . .

.

Shock, Mary

3homo, T. W

Shortsleeves, Annie . Shroff, Anna E

Shubbnrd. P. Kate. . . Sibley, J Sidener, C. F

Siebert, Frank

Sikken, E. A

Hours employed.

Amount earned.

96

382 143^

96

224

33i96

2495%

96 287^

29696

48 *6

189

144

192

1

3

3 %

96

96

172

32

9

l96

96

3248

48

188 384

130

Silverberg, Jos , Simmonds, Nellie . Simmons, Arthur, jr Simms, Emanuel. . . , Simpson, Alice M .

.

Simpson, John

Simril, Robert F

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, Louisa.

Singleton, CM

Singleton, Otis J. . .

.

Sizer, Charles M

Skeen, C

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Smith, Anna J Smith, Chas. Payne

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Eugene F . .

.

Smith, Florence .... Smith, J. Harman .

.

Smith, John J

96

240

144 *6

96

96 278^

94

176 284^

96

9287K

19296

283 %

96

152

16648

336

Time

work.

F47- 20

48. 00

191. 00

60. 72

48. 00

143. 20 53-76

79-44 48.00

12. 00

47- 75

48. 00

142. 95 99.20

48. 00

60. 54

94-5o

76.32

90. 24 9^-75

48. 00

24. 00

48. 00

86. 00

16. 00 24.00

47- 84 53-52

16. 00

26. 04 45-50

88.00

24. 00

45-12

92. 16

61. 10

26. 88

120. 00

79. 20

48. 00

91-75

25.80

69. 62 47.00

44. 00

71.12

48. 00

44. 40

21. 00

90.24

45. 12 68.04

76. 00 39-84

24. 00

168. 00

Piece- work.

$82.99

84.99

116. 16 T12.59

163.46

53-48

66.83

113-98

115.66

83.66

81.49

1 16- 33

94- 97

Smith, Kate L

Smith, Mary

Smith, M. J Smith, Nellie Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith, Wm. Hennessy Smithson, Joseph A . Smoot, Kate V

Suowden, John E . .

.

Snowden, Wm

Snyder, D. J Somers, Lizzie M. . . . Sommers, Adam J. .

.

Songster, Thos

Sothoron, Jessie Soules, E. C

Soult, Will E

Sowers, J. C

Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Geo. C

vSparks, Louie

vSparks, Rebecca

Speaks, M. J Spear, Hiram

Speelman, M. R

Speier, Henriette

Speisser, M. E

Spencer, Chas

Sprague, N. C

Sprandel, Mary M. . . Spriggs, M. E

Sprightley, P. S

Sproule, W. J Stack, Robert T

Staffan, George

Stagge, Nellie G

Stair, J. V

Stanford, W. W

Stanley, Gertrude M.

Stanley, M. J

Steel, j'aney P

Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A. .

.

Stenner, Robt. E

Stevens, H. W

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

Stevens, M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Georgie E. • Stewart, Maud E

Stockman, Jas. A

Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W

Stoops, J. B

Stormont, Emma G.

.

Story, Andre V. H. .

.

Stout, C. H

Stratton, L. C

Street, Georgia

Strieker, W. F

Stroh, Edwin B

Stuart, Bessie M

Study, Charles W

Sugg", Chas. R

Sullivan, Cornelious . Sullivan, Harry A . .

.

Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, Rosa

Hours

employed.

256

283^

192

368

* 12 45%

182^

238 *6

256 2804896

192 384

240

96

116 216 200

288

17648

380

1 S3 y, 384

38496

280 335

332

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$61.44

76. 80 8.00

24.00

92. 00

60. 00

22. 75 91-25

I53-50 61.44

112. 00

24. 00

48. 00

96. 00

107. 52

120. 00

48. 00

27.84 60.48

70. 00

154. S8

49- 28 23.20

190. 00

44. 04

194. 88

90. 00 89.04

96. 00

47- 20

143. 12

80. 40

69. 12 79.68

96 48.OO

216 108. OO

383 9I.92

96 56. 16 480 l68. OO

20 4. 80 287^ 142. 15 384 I92. OO

I 76 88.OO

144 50.40

176 33- 00

I92 48.00

96 38.40 287'" ""'68.' 88

288 144. 00

240 120.00

292 70. 08

96 48. 00

192 60. 00

2l6 54.00 366^ 183. 25 280 67. 20 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report \iSg8) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

jo, 1goo, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Siirguy, Arthur E - - - Sutherland, D. M . . . . Sutor, E- P

Sutton, James H

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney

.Swain, Emma"

Swan, John C

Swarzman, Kate V. .

.

Sweeney, Emma

Sweeney, Maggie

Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny, Patrick

Sweet, Bessie O

Sweetman, M. M

Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin

Sydnor, Ellen F

Szegedy, E. G

'Faff, Andrew

Taft, H. A

Tagart, Annie J

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Tallman, Geo. B

Tanner, W. B

Tapley, W. H

Tappan, Hiram R . .

.

Tarbox, F. E

Tavlor, C. R

Tavlor, E. P

Taylor, H. A

Taylor, Henrv

Tavlor, W . W

Teller, Chas

Terry, Hattie J Terry, Marv F

Terry, Oliver C

Test, John M

Thayer, George H .

.

Thecker, Katie Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, E. F

Thomas, Emanuel .

.

Thomas, Mary

Thompson, A. H

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A

Thompson, E. G .... Thompson, Ella B . . Thompson, Emma E

Thompson, Frank M

Thompson, Zachariah Thomson, Alfred Thorpe, B. W

Throckmorton, K. B . Throckmorton, M. I . Thrush, John H. W .

.

Thurston, Chas. A . .

.

Tilghman, A.E

Tilghman, J.W

Tillv, Fannie

Tisdale, N. T

Tiverny, Ida V

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A . . Tooly, E B

Toomey, Dennis

Towers, William H.

.

Townsend, Geo. E .

.

Tracy, Geo. A

96

96 280

28840

336

330

24 280 274^

382

96

240

Amount earned. Time

work.

2S8

190 288 272

232

284

96 385^

336

192 288

196 285^

96 332^

88

$48. 00

24. 00

140. 00

72. 00

20. 00 80.64

79- 20

6. 00

67. 20 68.62

91.68 56.16

120. 00

144. 00 43-92

144. 00 45.60

69. 12

136. 00

136. 30

68. 16

336 168 00 80 40 00 *24 *g 60

279 69 74

144 43 20

107 53 80 382^ 95 62

38 40

96 48 00

288 144 00

140 43 75 200 48 00 383^ 92 04

95 23 75 48 24 00

144 67 68

21 96

96 5i 84

136 34.00

176 44. 00

287 71-75

240 57. 60

240 120. 00 183% 44.04

24. 00

24. 00 47.20

21.50 23.04

48. 00

44. 00

108. 37

84. 00 46.08

69. 12

49. 00

142. 75

47. 20

107. 12

50. 80

Piece work.

S83. 66

72.4s

116. 20

114. 11

10S. 22

114. 29

80. 58

92. 15

100. 45

I3I-94

"to." 83

[ 14. 16

Tracy, H. D

Trapp, M. P

Tretler, John E

Trudeau, E- E

Tuck, F. A... Tucker, Eizzie Tune, E- A

Tunnicliff, John S. .

.

Turberville, G. R. E- Turkenton, Mary. . .

.

Turley, Gretta Turner, Harriet B . .

.

Tuttle, (Jeo. A

Tyrrell, Carie L

Udell, Mattie Underwood, H. G- Upperman, Emma F. Van Arsdale, Ida Van Bibber, W. H . . . Van Horn, John F . . . Van Matre, Kate

Vaughan, Richard T. Veatch, Jas. E

Verlander, W. R

Viles, Voler V

Vogelweyd, Nannie . Vogt, Eouis C

Vollmer, Wm. T

Wade, M

Wagner, Ed

Waite, Arthur R

Waldo, Eydia H

Walker, Chas. H . . .

.

Walker, James

Walker, Jos. E

Wallace, Frank S Wallace, James K . .

.

Wallace, P. S

Waller, John

Walling, Rose

Wallingford, Susie B

Wallrath, Rose M. . .

.

Walmsley, M. K

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walters, Annie

Walters, D. R

Walton, David S

Walton, Stephen T . . Ward, Eillie Ward, E- M

Warner, Annie E- . . • Warren, Henry

Warren, .San ford M. . Warren, Sarah J Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith

Waters, Annie

Waters, Eva E

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Frank W

Watson, H. C

Watson, Samuel W .

.

Watts, M. Rosella

Watts, Nat G

Watts, Walter Waugh, John S Wayson, Mar}' A

Weaver, J. M

Webb, Walter H

Weber, M. K

Hours

employed.

192 288

96

Amount earned.

96

277

184 480 186^

384

96

96

a 238

26l96 320

I20

38196

12 16093

955 276

288

184

284 234^

424

288

96 384

96

192 103^

168 336

287

288

180

Day;
316 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1808) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, /goo, etc. —Continued.

Weber, Philip H.. .. Weber, Wm. H

Webster, E. M

Webster, G

Webster, W. F

Weidman, J. M

Weidmau, John C. .

.

Welch, Alfred B

Welch, Alice Wells, E

Wells, H.E

Welsh, Norris Welty, James E

West, A. A

West, Arthur

West, Catherine J. .. West, Charles S

Wetzel, Kmil P Whalev, Maggie. . .

.

Whall/Edward G... Whallev, Isabella R

Wheeldon, Iv . D

White, B

White, B.C

White, Bernhard . .

.

White, Cora

White, Frank

White, Geo. K

Whitehead, J. W . .

.

Whitelaw, P. J Whiteside, John H . Whitmore, W. S

Whitted, F. U

Whittle, George

Whitzell, Hattie W.

Whvte, Wm

Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiegand, Gustave.. Wiese, H

Wilcox, Eewis H . .

.

Wild, F. S

Wiley, P. W

Wilhelm, Chas

Willhoit, A. E

Williams, Arthur J. Williams, Birdie Williams, C. L, Williams, F

Williams, H. T

Williams, Hutton .

.

Wililams, Joseph T

Hours employed.

239

184

264 190%

168 384

136 384

191

24 287^ 383^

240

288

288 288 182^

191 168 288

Amount earned. Time

work.

192 232

176 240 36096 379 332^

15296

95V2 280

176 288 384

$117.90

150. 00

92. 00

144. 00

136. 80

130. 40

95- 25

143. 20

42. 00

96. 00

34.00

72. 00 95-5o

65.80

76. 80 3.00

48. 00

12. 00

142. 15

92. 04

127. 20

144. 00

144. 00

144. 00 91-25

89. 77

42. 00

72. 00

76. 80 58.00

88.00

119. 20

108. 00

50. 88

193. 86

166. 25

76. 00

45- 12

47- 75

67. 20

79- 20

144. 00

192. 00

Piece- work.

$115.66

108. 96 83-83

16. 16

153- 75

72.99

72. 00

Williams, Eucy E . .

.

Williams, Robert

Williams, T. H

Williams, Thomas C

Williamson, Jas. B . . Williamson, EizzieC

Willis, Chas. S

Willis, J. C

Williss, Henry C . . .

.

Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, J Wilson, J. C

Wilson, J. E- C

Wilson, Maggie

Wilson, Mary E

Wilson, Nelie Wilson, Richard J . .

.

Wilson, Thomas

Wilton, W. C

Wimsatt, Harrie R . .

.

Winchester, John M . Winkelman, F.J Wisener, E. A

Withers, Gertrude V

.

Wood, A. E

Wood, Alice G

Wood, J. H

Wood, P

Woodell, E- H

Woodell, Jno. C

Woodend, Emma F. . Woodgate, Geo. J

. . .

.

Wooding, Sam'l G . .

.

Woodward, E

Wrenn, EilHan

Wright, George

Wright, John

Wright, Mary E

Wright, S.C

Wright, Walter E.--. Wroe, Chas. P. P Wyman, Nannie Wynne, Mary T

Yokum, J. J Young, Chas. E

Young, H. D

Young, James E

Youngblood, Jennie W

Zimmerman, Robt. H

Zook, Alice M

Hours

employed.

2439^

384

216

192 165^ 283^

384

16 336

1922iy2 168 288

96

* 60 38496 480 381^

96

19296

112 287

280

Amount earned. Time

work.

229 y2 384

120

288

* 128 232

192 174^2

$35-oo

6. 00

9.87

107.52

108. 00 43.00

82.75 68.04

47.20

40. 00

107.52 8.00

84. 00

90. 24

10. 75

89. 04

72. 00 48.00

384. 00

96. 00

24. 00

168. 00

T89. 95

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00 26.88

146. 35

70. 00 57-37

192.64

60. 00

141. 60

69. 00

4. 00

69. 60

96. 00 41.88 Days. No. 29.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report ( i8gg ) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, 1goo, with the le?igth of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Abell, A. T 96

10896

$26. 88 54.00

24. 20 Achard, Chas. B

Ackerman, A. M

$26. 25 Adams, Wm. R

Addis, E-D

96

288 24.00

100. 80

Name.

Allen, Henry M . Allen, John W . .

.

Allison, F. A

Araan, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B

Amoss, James O .

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

108 $57- 24 96 24. 00

96 24. 00

192 48.00

192 76.80

191 95-50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 3*7

No. 29.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report (1899) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

jo, 1900, etc.— Continued.

Anderson, Edna S . .

.

Anderson, Mary E. .

• Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrews, I,. I, Andrews, Margaret. . Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, Mary . .

.

Austin, G.E

Ayre, Florence O . .

.

Babcock, E

Baggott, George

Bailey, Ida M

Bailey, Lucy R

Bailev, Mary E

Bailev, S

Bailey, Wm. H

Baker, Edward E

Baker, Emily M

Baker, F

Barbour, W. H

Bardwell, Minnie W.

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Laura E

Barnett, May

Barnhart, Grant vS. . . Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R. .

.

Barry, J Bart" Henry F

Bassler, Henry W. . .

.

Bates, Sidney T

Bates, William H

Bauer, C. A

Baxter, Frank A

Baxter, lone T

Beard, Clarence E- • • Becker, Ernest Beddow, Wm. C

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra A. .

.

Benker, C. G

Bentzel, Charles H. . . Bentzler, Jno. E

Beringer, William H.

Berkeley, Geo. T

Berston, MaryE

Best, H. D

Blackburn, Samuel..

Blackiston, Eillie E- • Blackistoue, Frances P

Blackwill, Armstead

Blair, Victor S

Blaisdell, John W

Boehmer, John A

Boland, B. T

Boothby, W. C

Boteler, O. C

Bowie, A.J

Bowie, Randall

Boyd, M. R. A

Boyle, Fanny

Brady, Rosa . . Bragg, Robt. E

Brandt, Adam

Brantly, C. J Braun, Pauline E. . . . Brennan, Margaret E. Breslin, J

Brett. Annie E

Brewer, Kinsey

Brewton, C. A

Hours

employed. esy2 93

192

2969664

108

10884%

9695%

90^

10892%

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

295

120 108 159^

105^

16 189^ ! 10896

184

192

192 108

19296

108 19296

96

13096

296

88* 108

10896

116

96

63 %

19265%

$19. 18 17.44

96. 00

139. 12 24.32

23.04 23.04 54.00

54.00

26. 50

24. 00

92

21.72 57-24

23- 37

36. 00

147- 50

60. 50 54.00

84-53

52.75

8. 00

47-37 54.00

23.04

92. 00

96. 00

96. 00 54.00

96. 00 23.04

54. 00

48. 00 23.04

24. 00 65.80

24. 00 in. 00

22. 00 54.00

27. 00 23.04

30. 20

54. 00

180. 00

54. 00

11.90

48. 00

32. 75

S56. 77

30. 00

19.89

30. 00 36.00

3b. 00

30.00

56. 04

27.50

56.77

27.50

30. 00

56. 77

25.00

56.77

56. 77

46.53

56.31

27.81

30. 00

Brick, Alice E

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M

Briggs, W. M

Brittain, Alice A

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brosemer, Eouis Brower, Wilbur G . . . Brown, J. Stuart Brown, Eouis E

Browne, Jno. C

Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I Bryan, John A

Bryan, S

Bryant, Ira T

Bryarly, Susan F

Bryerton, Maggie . . . Buckley, Anna

Bullock, W. P

Bunn, Sidney S

Burchard, Carrie V.

.

Burke, Anna G

Burke, James J Burke, Mamie H . . .

.

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burns, Annie

Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burr, Ada

Burruss, Mary

Burson, I. A

Bushee, R

Butler, A. M

Butler, George

Buzhardt, Emory B. . Byrne, Mary E

Byron, O. F

Callan, Teresa M

Cameron, W. H

Cammack, Virginia. . Capers, Frank V

Carleton, R. P

Carney, Geo. A

Carr, Chas. C

Carter, Belle

Carter, Fannie D . . . . Carter, Georgie I . . . . Carter, Eily

Casey, Daniel J Casper, E

Cassidy, Chas. J Catlett, Chas. M

Caton, John P. D

Cavanaugh, James . . .

| Chandler, Eizzie.. Chandler, Nina . .

.

Chapman, Geo. T. Chapman, S. A. . .

.

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, Maria A . .

.

Chedal, May B

Childs, Samuel N

.

Chisolm, R. F

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, J. Wilson. .

.

Clark, Nellie

Clark, Sarah P.... Clarke, John

Clarke, Wm.Y....

Clarkson, W. F ... Cleary, James

Hours

employed.

96

192

108975

19296

19180

192 107^ 95^ 95^

191^

18996

96

96

192

120 189^

19296

2496

108

Amount earned.

96 258^

96

72

192 108 189%

96 '48^

92

10896

192

96

171 108

:o8 2S61

87

108 288 191^

* Days.
3* REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {/Sop) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Clements, Ella F . . . . Cloke}-, Julia F

Cobb, W.E

Cochnower, J. C

Coeke, Fannie D

Colclazier, Nellie C. . Cole, M. M

Collins, B.J

Collins. J. J

Collins, Susie A

Columbus, Annie H.

.

Conklin, Rush W

Conner, Jas. D

Connor, Wm. C

Cook, A. G

Cooke, Carrie

Cooler, R. T

Coolidge, Helen O . .

.

Corbin, W. H

Cornell, S. M

Cornwell, L. W

Corwin, Thos. J Cosden, Mary E

Coster, S. K

Cotter, John A

Cottle, Al Coughlau, Alice M . . Cowgill, John

Craft, Max...,

Crawford, Hortense E

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M. A

Crollard, Lizzie Croney, Amanda J

. .

.

Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, George A

Croxton, Ida I Crump, E. C

Crump, Harriet B. . .

.

Crush, J. E

Cullen, A.W-. Cummins, E. P

Cuney, Chas. S

Curley, Peter Curran. Fannie E. - . . Curtis, Kate

Dabney, Mary E

Dai ley" Thomas J

. . . . Dalkfn, Isabella Daly, Alice V

Daly, W. F

Dame, May

Daniel. Nannie

Dauts, Chas Da Vega, E. M

Davis, E. D

Davis, John A

Davis, vS. W

Davis, Wiley H

Davison, A.J

Davison, E. W

Deans, A. C

Decker, Kate

Degges, H. O

Delabar, K

Dement, Lena

Denny, Roxie

Dent, Jos. H

Devlin, Margaret M . Dewey, Lizzie

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickinson, Fannie . . Dierken, Agnes

Diggs, N

Hours employed.

107 V. 96

93

96

10S96

288

285

192

19296

19295

108 108 337% 78^

*I2

256

9696

27g

120

172 10889 105K

Amount earned.

96

10895%

96

104

9656 190^

192

4i 105 108 287

Time

work.

70^

19296

$54- o°

53- 75 23.04

22.32

48. 00

54. 00

23.04

144. 00

142. 50

96. 00

54. 00

48. 00

26. 88

48. 00

22. 80

54. 00 54.00

139- 48

39- 25

69. 00 46.00

89. 60

23.04

24. 00

23-50

30. 00

117.68 31.20

54.00 43.00

24. 00 54.00

22. 25 52.87

23. 04 54.00

22. 92

24. 00

26. 80

24. 00

I7-50

70. 27

48. 00

20. 50 52.50

54- 00

143- 50

35- 25 57.60

26. 8S

24. 00

23.04

22.32

15.00

Piece- work.

S30- 00

56. 77

19- 33

56. 77

36.00

27.50

30. 00

56. 77

30. 00

27.50

47- 94 55-90

30.00

54.12

56. 77

53-07

54-23

33- 00

56.31

33- 00

Name.

Dobbs, H. C

Dodge, G.C

Dodge, Ida Doing, Wm. P

Dolan, Annie E

Dolan, Lizzie Donaldson, Ellen. .

.

Doolev, Rose E

Doten' Charles O . .

.

Dove, Mary F

Dow, M. E

Dowden, Kate Dowdeu, W. P

Dowling, J. L

Downs, A

Doyle, Ellen Dubant, Maud

Dugan, Jennie I . . .

.

Dulin, Mary S

Duling, Wm. H

Dunham, Tillie Dunn, Michael Duunington, Lucy P

Durham, C Durham, Mary C. .

.

Dutrow, A . . . . Duttou, John W

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight, E. J Dwyer, Jno. L

East, A. L

Eberle, R. S

Echols, H. J Eckloff, C. R

Eddy, Orrin

Edelen, Clayton .... Edie, M. A." Edmonston, Archi- bald

Eggleston, M. E. . .

.

Eichelberger, Geo. F

Elliott, Elizabeth EElliott, Harry W . . .

.

Elliott, John T

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Perrv

Ellis, Sallie J Elwood, Cora M

Elwood, C. Thos Engel, Geo. W

Esmay^ Saml. T

Espey, J. A. B

Essex, E- J Evans, Ella V

Evans, Martin N . . .

.

Everhart, Jennie. . . . Everman, John W...

Farley, H. J Farnsworth, Man- M

Faye, Jacob

Feast, John

Featherston, M

Feeney, J. L

Feltha'm, Emily O . . . Fenton, J.J Ferguson, John F .

.

Ferguson, Wm. T . . .

.

Field, vSadie Fiunegau, James

Finney, M. J

Fisher., Amelia

Fisher, Emma L

Fitzhugh, Ella M. .

. . Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, Mary . . .

Hours

employed.

96 18a

108

96

120

10896

108

2S7 ^

188 275

108

191 286^

96 I04K

87

144

108

96 273^

IS396

64

955s 88%

275% *m

96

96

9695

i 9i2 96

288

168

176 ioS^

68 293%

96 187^

96

Amount earned.

76

2S8

88

iS. 24

144. 00

21. 12

52. 30

56.31

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 3

J 9

No. 29.

Statement showing the 7iumberofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [iSgg) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJune

jo, 7900, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Fitzwilliam, Thos. J. Fizer, Adele F

Flaherty, Edward . . . Flaherty, Mary E . • Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Geo. S

Flicker, Harry

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Martin H

Fogerty, James

Foley, Daniel J Foraker, C. T

Ford, J. T

Fordham, George . . . Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick. . . Fox, Catherine

Fox,. John H

Foy, T. J Frahm, HennFrank, Beulah M. .

.

Frazier, Mary E

Frederick, John H . . Frederick, Mary

Freiseis, Frank

Frink, Enima A

Fry, E. S Fuhrman, Edward .

.

Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Fullerton, F. S

Fuss, Henry

Gaddis, Feroy J Gaeng, Wm. S

Gainey, Agnes C

Gallagher, A.J

Gallagher, Ella M . .

.

Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher, W. E

Gallatin, Herbert C . . Galleher, Thomas S . Galvin, John F

Gantt, G

Garrett, J. E

Garrett, Mary E

Gates, Florence

George, James A . . . . Geyer, E. F

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gillin, Joseph T

Gilman, A. D

Gisriel. E

Giusta, Margaret A. . Glade, Henry

Glenn, Joseph F

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Goldstein, William N

Goodacre, Charles P. Goode, James E

Goodman, Cassie A. . Gordon, M. B

Gorham, Mary E . Goss, M

Gotta. Robt. C

Gove, Charles H

Graeves, Edith S . . . . Graham, Madge W. . Grant, J. F

Grasse, Marie L

Graves, J. S

Gray, Edna

Green, John C

Hours

employed.

10896

28895%

10896

288

96

96

18096

92

95 J* 28896

19295^

288

93

108

288

6496

10880

9696

287^

92

10096

96

108 20089^

112 276^

96 284^

9695^

95^

297^

96

108

190

19296

96

108

108

187"

95

Amount earned. Time

work.

$18. 00

22.32 46.00

23.04 57-24

54.00

48. 00

144. 00

17.91

54. 00

48. 00

144. 00

24. 00 24.00 46.60

48.00

46. 00

22. 92

144. 00

24. 00

96. 00

22. 92

144. 00

22.32

54. 00

144. 00

48. 00

16. 00

26.88 54.00

40. 00

48. 00

24. 00

67. 20

H3- 75 23.00

50. 00

48. 00 23.04

54. 00

48. 38 22.37 56.00

138. 25

12. 00 23.04

142. 25

48. 00 47-75

23. 87

149- 87

24. 00

54. 00 50.70

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00

54. 00

63.18

46.75

33-25

Piece- .work.

$-9- 55

57- 53

30. 00

15.46 30.00

30.00

30. 00

30. 00

21. 00

7-50

54-69

26.88 33-oo

58.' 29'

Green, M. EGreer, Albert L

Grenadier, Charles. . Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griffith, Robt. H

Griggs, W.E

Grimes, Hattie E • • Grimes, Eaura E

Grinnan, R. E

Griswold, M.J

Guinn, E- C

Gwin, Mabel E

Hadger, Pauline D . . . Hagan, Wm. E- A

Hain, Elizabeth

Hain, Evelyn M

Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Louis E

Hall, Minnie

Halliday, Belle Hamilton, Edw. J . . . . Hammond, Jno. E - - - Hancock, Eliza bethM

Handley, Wm. W . . . . Hanft, Theo. M

Harden, Wm. E

Hardenburgh, Mary S

Hardester, T.J

Hardesty, J. K

Harding, Margaret .

.

Hardwicke, E- E

Hardy, EUa'C

Harford, R. B

Harper, E. J Harper, Florence. . . . Harper, M. A

Harrell, Wells C

Harries, John

Harrigan, Frank E • • Harris, Harriet

Harris, Michael

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, H. A

Harrison, J. W

Hart, Belle Hartwell, Chas

Harvel, Geo. W

Harvey, Wilson

Haslett, John W

Hatton, I Havenner, Geo. C. . . . Havens, F. B

Hawke, Nellie E - - • • Hawken, Agnes M .

.

Hayes, Nellie E

Hayes, Oliver Hayne, J. T

Haynes, Eavinia F .

.

Healy, James A

Healy, Thomas F

Heck, Wm. C

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A . . Heffner, Clara S

Heffner, Maiy

Hegarty, Daniel J. . . . Heiston, T. B

Hellings, Hattie R..

.

Helmig, C. F

Hendricks, Ralph M.

Hennen, W. S Hepburn, Chas. F. . . . Herbert, Florence L - Herman, Ernest Herndon, Jno. G

Herndon, P, E

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

96 $23.04

28 7. 00

192 49-50

108 54.00

96 48. 00

60 30. 00

192 96. 00

56

10895^

108

120

76 108

252

9656

108

108 272 20096

19296

295 lA

9696 276%

167^

96 119^

192

10862

96

80

118

10892

112

19283 5£ 192

96

19096 107%

10833 287^

9695^

107^

282

279

108

108

28. 00

28.00

23.87

54. 00 31.20

14-25 54-oo

140. 00 23.04

[26. 00 38.40

14. 00 54.00

54. 00

136. 00

48. 38

51.84 86.40

24. 00

147- 75 26.88 23.04

26. 88

138. 25 62.81

48. 00

31.07

103. 68 54.00

31.00

48. 00

19. 20

59. 80

54. 00 49.68

56. 00

48. 00 41-75 76.80

38.40

47-50

25. 20 53-75 54.00

16.50

143- 75

48. 00

22. 92

53- 75

123- 37

48. 00 23.00

54- 12

144. 00'

[39- 50

54- 00

54- 00
320 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report (1899) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, /900, etc. —Continued.

Heslet, James H

Higgins, Annie

Hill, J. E

Hillebrant, Amy E .

.

Hilton, Eva A.

Hinsley, Lottie B . . . . Hoffman, Florence . . Hofmann, Ferdinand

Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F . .

.

Holden, Lewis F

Holland, J. L

Holler, Rosa E

Holmes, Barbara Hood, M. C

Hooper, John H

Hopwood,f Eouise Horkan, Geo. A

Houck, Emma H . . . . Houek, Henry T

Houghton, Chas. E . . Howard, George L • • Howcott, P. M

Hugdal, Ralph M

Hughes, G. D

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Mary F

Humes, Annie M . . . . Hunt, Margaret

Huson, Wilber J Hutton, Clara E

Hyams, Mord

Hyde, W. B

Hynes, Sarah E

Irvin, J.E

Isham, Carrie I . . . Jackson, Mildred E-E. Jackson, W. W

Jama, Theresa E

Johnson, Joe M

Johnson, Julius L • • • • Johnson, T. M

Johnson, W. R

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, Frank M.

.

Johnston, W. T

Jolley, Marie L

Jones, Albert N

Jones, G. E

Jones, Eydia E

Jones, Thos. L

Jordan, May B

Jordan, W. H

Joseph, Lula M

Jullien, Louis

Kahlert, J. H

Kankey, Virginia . . . Kearney, James

Keating, J. M

Kee, Eliza G

Keefe, T

Keeler, Rachel

Keicher, Mary

Kelly, Kate

Kelly, T. J Kelly, W. T

Kelsey, Harvey A . .

.

Kensil, Geo. W

Kerby, Lizzie N

Kernan, James

Kerney, Rosa B

King, Mattie B

King, M. R

Kinsella, M

Kirby, William L

Kirk, R. H

Hours

employed.

108

96

19296

312

96

108 199^

9664^

92

96

288 106% 55V2 96

48

10S 191^

Amount earned. Time

work.

9696

96

92

86J 92

10896

95

108 1089^/2 95

29796 287^

288 "75*

96

192

12095^

108

191 191%

96

88

96

88

1124680

88

192

19296

10896

$59. 00

24. 00

23.04

30. 00

96. 00

48. 00

156. 00

48. 00

54. 00

48. 24

24. 00

32- 25 23.00

23.04

144. 00 53-25

13-87

24. 00

24. 00 54.00

47-87

25-94 30.00

23.04

23.00

43-25

22.08 54.00

23.04

23-75 54.00

54.00

46. 25 22.80

92.81

48. 00

143- 75

108. 00

59-75 23.04

57. 60

31.20

23.87

63. 18 95-5o

47- 87

24. 00

21. 12

23. 04

20. 76

44. 00

39- 76

23. 00

40. 00

16 50

48. 00

57.60

23.04 54.00

24. 00

Piece- work.

$30. 00

36. 00

36. 00

24. 00

30. 00

27.50

30. 00

30. 00

33- 00

30.00

1. 64

25. 23

49. 07

56.77

56. 77

Name.

Hours employed.

Kirkland, William . . Knight, Jno. E

Knight, Nellie P . . . . Knott, CM

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, Mary C. . . . Knowles, Wm. T

Koockogey, Samuel.

Krall, Wm

Kundahl, Charles. . .

.

Kyne, Elizabeth Eackey, Ella C

Lake, Annie

Lalor, Martha E

Eambert, Nannie. . . . Lambson, B

Eang, Wm

Eanman, Frank E. . . Lauxrnan, H. M

Lauxrnan11, Florence D

Lavisson, H. A

Eeatzow, William F. Leavy, Jennie Le Cain, W. H

Eee, Owen

Eee, R. W

I,ee, Wm. E

Eeech, D. P

Lefferts, Samuel G. .

.

Lendner, Margaret. . Eeuman, M. E

Lenoir, Samuel H. . . . Levey, John

Levy, Fanny E

Lewellyn, Luzetta. .

.

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, F. P

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, M

Lewis, Rachel E

Lichtenberger, H. J. . Lillie, M. G

Lindberg, E. J Lindsay, Mary

Lindstrom, Albert.. . Lippincott, Louis R. . Lockling, H. J Logan, J.O'N Lohmeyer, Richard C

Long, Charles Long, James R

Loomis, Wm. H

Lovejoy, Marv A . . Lowey, F. C

Luckett, Lucinda

Luerssen, H. G

Luitieh, John F

Lusby, Ida C

Lyddane, Jennie Lynch, Jennie Lynch, Nora

Lynn, D

Lyon, Joseph C

Maag, Frank W

MacMurray, C.J MacNamara, Eliza- beth Macnichol, Sallie .... Madden, Michael Maddox, John T

Magee. Katie V

Magill.W. J Main, L. C

Maley.John

Malone, John G

108 28895^

282 ji 96

96

19295^

88

96

96

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

21254

96

80

25696

27696

96

10896

945

1 08

4496

10892^

288

108 106^

2889693^

$54- 00

144. 00

22. 92 141-25

18.00 23.04

76.80

47- 75

22. 00

48. 00 23.04

50. 40

48. 00

55 - 20

27. 00

24. 00

40. 00

89. 60

18.00

138. 00

48. 00

48. 00

23.04

54. 00

48. 00

22.68

57- 24 54.00

24. 00

24. 00

22. 00

48. 00 54.00

24. 00

23.12

142.40

54. 00

53- 25

144. 00 23.04 46.75

48. 00

24. 00

191 76.40

108 54.00

32 16.00

108 54.00

96 23.04

128 32.00

108 54.00 96 23.04 90% 45-25

192 48.00

108 54.00

44 22. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 321

No. 29.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report (iSqq) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year e?ided fune

jo, iqoo, etc. —Continued.

Hours employed.

56

273 324

230 !, 2S7 1 ; 5^/2 96

9588

96

S. Doc. 1

304

96

29696

9^/2 96

2S8

Malone, Mary A

Mangan, Elizabeth . . Manire, J. I, Mann, J. I, Manning, Jennie E- . Marcinkowski, V. . .

.

Markey, Patrick H .

.

Marquis, George C . . . Marr, Nellie C

Marsh, Clara C

Marshall, W. T

Martin, Jennie

Martin, Minnie E. . . . Marye, A. M

Massey, Victoria P . . . Massie, L. A

Mattimore, Charles A

Mauck, Frank S Mauger, Sallie J Maxwell, John W . .

.

Maxwell, Julia M. . . . McAleer, H

McAuliffe, P.J McCampbell, N. E . . . McCarthy, John F. . . McCathran, Donald . McCauley, Emma D . McCleery. John F

McConchie, J. Wm. . . McCormick, Mary . . . McCullough,Robt.E.

McCullum, Ella McCurdy, A. J McDaniel, James M. . McDermott, Emma. . McDonald, James. . . . McEnaney, Chas McEwen, A. W

McGee, Agnes

McGill, T. N

McGinneli, Mary .... McGiveru, Marian.

.

McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mary . . McGowan, Minnie F

McGrath, J. G

McGurk, Alfred J.... McHenry, Wm

McKaig, Rose McKenna, Timothy F

McKevitt, Annie McKinnon, J. E 188 McLaughlin, J. E 96 McLaughlin, J. M .. . 107 McEean, Laura V

McLelland, Clarence R 108 McLeod, Mamie A

McMahon, M. K | McManus, James ... McManus, Jos McMichael, W. C. .. McMonigal, Harry . McNally, Francis J. McNamara, Maggie

McNelly, Mamie L

McNulty, Chas

McPhersou, J. A. . . . McPherson, Maud .

.

McPike, H. A

McQueen, M

McVille, Hattie Mearns, Wm

Meehan, Joseph . . . Mendel, Val Metcalf, F. S

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

08

2S8

287^

288

97

264

89

86 &

95

192 192

10896

96

296

$10.50

22. 92

136- 50

165. 60

80. 43

142. 15

27. 25 23.04

23-75

44. 00 23.04

23.04

141.90

22. 00

154. 08

144. 00 53-50

48. 00

118.40 26.88

45- 75

24. 00

144. 00

54. 00

24. 00 48.00

54.00

jo. 00

18.00 54.00

[44. 00

12. 00

56.40

24. 00

57- 39

143- 75

143. 20

48. 50

99. 00

44- 5o

20. 76

17.81

48. 00 57.60

54. 00

48. 00

48. 00

co8. 00

20. 00

$25.00

53- 4i

56. 39 54.01

49- 95

"56-77

30.00

29.85

'56 '77'

56. 77

30. 00 25.00 56.77

30. 00

19.70 54-74

30. 00 30.69

30. 00

56.77

Name.

Metheny, Belle Milans, Emma J Millay, Michael

Miller, Frank

Miller, George

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Martin

Miller, S. M

Miller, W. A

Mills, E. C

Mills, W. D

Milton, G. L

Minor, Jane E

Minor, Mary V

Mitchell, Joseph D . . Mitchell, Katie A....

Mitchell, Mattie M . . Moakler, Charlotte . . Montgomery, R. M. C

Mooney, Alice Moore, C. W

Mooty, M. M

Moran, W. H

Morecock, Virginia . . Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Jesse W . . . . Morgan, T. Frank . . . Morison, Lindsey . . .

.

Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, L. T

Morris, Will A

Morrison, Frank

Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H. . .

.

Morrow, M. M

Motherhead, John C. Motter, Paul Moulden, Jarvis B . . . Muckelston, Wm. H . Mullen, J. J Murphy, CP

Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard Murphy, Sallie Murray, E- P

Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Musgrave, Clarence L

Mutchler, W. Floyd. . Naeff, Laura

Nally, James

Nash, G.J

Neely,D. R. P

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Otto Newman, Clarence .

.

Nichols, Geo. W

Nohe, Minnie A

Nolen, John F

Noonan, John J Norcross, A. C

Norris, E. D

Nowell, Glenn T

Nuber.J.L

O'Bryon, Minnie .... O'Connell, William G

O'Connor, Annie E- . O'Connor, Mary M . . O'Donnell, S. P

O'Donnoghue, John . Ogle, Geo. H

O'Gorman , Cath eri n e O'Keefe, Katie C ... O'Leary, M

Hours

employed.

96

108

19297

1

24896

Amount earned. Time

work.

108 108

27196

96

96

192 278

288

5948

96

288

10892

96 107^

108 "3

96

22496

1649696

28896 106^

68 106%

96

10795 185^

108

108

$23. 04

46. 00

54. 00

48. 00

48. 00

22. 00

48. 00 54.00

48. 00 33-62

[24. 25 23.04

57-24

30. 95

54-oo

54- 00

94-85

48. 00

48. 00

54. 00

48.00

48.00

139. 00

144. 00

29. 50

24. 00

48. 00

144. 00

54-oo

46. 00

48. 00 53-62

54.00

56.90

23.04 71-50

48. 00

49. 20

48. 00 48.00

144. 00

108. 00

144. 00

48. 00

53-25

34. 00

19.97 46.40

53-50

22. 92

46. 37 54.00

54. bo
322 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29. Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report \ 1899) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jo, /900, etc. —Continued.

96

192

294%

96

108 1089396

96

Oliver, Walter H .

.

( PMeara, A. B

Orem, Geo. W . ( t'Rourke, Mary El

len

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, E. L

( >s1 11 >rne, Minnie. .

.

Outcalt, Harry J. .. I'afflow, C. W

rainier, W. T

Pardee, E. K

Tarker, Edward J.

.

Parker, J.B

Parker, Millie

Paid, John E

Payfair, N. M

Payne, Annie 1, Peace, M. M

Peacock, Wm

Pearson, Nannie E

.

Pearson, Nellie H . Peckham, Emily. .

.

Pendel, T. F | 288 Penicks, Thos. B * 24 Pennel, A. J 96 Percival, E. B ' Perkins, Geo. M...

Perkins, Laura V . Perry, H.R | 95 Perrv, Pattie B

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

19296 "3

869687%

191

Pfeiffer, Laura W

Pflieger, K. F

Phelps, C. E

Phelps, vSilas S

Phillips, Jno. A

Phillips, Katherine . . Phillips, Mary J Phipps, Laura

Phipps, R. M

Pierce, Laura

Piggott, A

Pike, J. W

Pipes, J. M

Pitts, Allie Bassett. .

.

Plant, Hannah

Plumer, Frances B. .

.

Plumer, Josephine. . Polk, T. P

Pollock, Julia C

Pope, F

Potter, C. H

Povnton, Sarah S. . . . Prather, Elizabeth C. Prather, Mary A

Pratt, Lillie Prescott, W. M

Presley, Heurv M . . Presley, S. C . . Prio

Prid

24 268^

96 140^

10895%

27896

96

273

6396"

96

192 108

108 Nannie H .

.

on, John

Prince, Emily F . .

.

Proctor, D

Proctor, Geo. H

Pumphrey, E. P. jr. Purcell, James L .

.

Purcell, M

Pvemont, J. \V

Quill, Nellie C

Quintan, John F. .

.

Quinn, Minnie A .

.

Quintin, Lillie Ragland, H. Lee . .

.

Randall. A. L

Randall, Emma . .

.

192 96

18058 287^

7267^

83

279

108

108

$48. 00

48. 00 M7 25

48. 00

23.04 54.00

54.00

52. 12 23-25

24. 00

23.04

Piece- work.

$30. 00

57- 53

48. 00

23. 04

28.45 21.50

18. 00 21.00

144. 00

138. 00

24. 00

76. 60 47-50

4- 50

134- 25 38.40

71-75 54.00

22. 92

139. 00

24. 00

24. 00

136. 50

15-24

48. 00

21. 12

48. 00

54. 00

54.00 96.00

23.04 45.00

29. 00

143- 75

33-75

15. 56

138.70

44.81 54.00

63. 18

56. 77

55-93

56. 77

56. 77

17. 13 30.00

30. 00 I 36.00

29.41

24. 11

30. 00

24. 00

56.42

56.42

56. 77

Ranke, Ida Rathvon, R. H

Ray, J. R

Rav, Theo. C

Razev, F. T

Reid," Agnes H

Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora

Reynolds, A. \V Reynolds, George . .

.

Reynolds, Harry A . . Richards, Katie

Richards, Mary J Richardson, Effie Richardson, R. A

Richards, Saml. P

Ricketts, Eliza F, Ricketts, J. H

Riddick, R. P

Ridgely, Rosa B

Rieseberg, H. R

Ring, John

Ritchie, E. J Roach, J. T

Roberts, D.J

Robertson, Harry J.

.

Robinson, Lula M. . .

.

Robinson, M. D

Robinson, Sarah E. . . Robinson, Wellington C

Roche, E.J

Rodgers, Roselia Rodway, Alfred

Rogers, A

Rohr/J. A

Rose, J. F

Ross, Henry P

Ross, John

Ross. M. A

Hours employed.

12056

192

Rotenbury, Lucy II.. Rotenbury, Virginia . Rousseau," Frank

Rout, Lula

Roy, Hamilton R . .. . Ruby, Lucy V

Runyan, L. J Runyon, Harry S . . .

.

Russell, Lizzie A

Russell, Robert E

Rutherford, Tas. A . .

.

Ryan, Edw. J Ryan, M. A

Ryan, Margaret A. .

.

Ryan, Margaret 13... Ryder, Francis

Sacrev, Nellie M . . .

.

Sand," [ho. G

Sands, Geo. W

San ford, Mary I Sangston, Mary C ..

.

Satt'erfield, S. T

Sauer. Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude . Saunders, Sue

Sauter, Grace L

Schaffhausen, John 1 1

.

Scheerer, Annie M . . Scheuerman, H. A. .

.

Schlick, Fred J Schmidt, Mary E. - . - Schooler, Wm. F . . .

.

Schultz, Lida

Scott, James

Scott, Wm

266 %

28896

9695%

3282H

Amount earned.

96

95 5* 19293

55 lA

268 %

28896

32

10S73

233*

96

1 33 %

92

96

969658^

94^

'96"'

96

108

38556

285

2S4

Time

work.

$155-52

22. 00 31.20

28. 00

48. 00

106. 60

144. 00 24.00

23.04

22. 92 6.00

41.25

27- 75

134. 25

48. 00

140. 80

24. 00

8. 00

54. 00

17-52 5-64

53- 75

48. 00

67- 95

23.00

23. 04 24.00

48. 00

29. 25 17.71

48. 00

48. 00

22. 00

23.04

28. 00

30. 00

54- 00

142. 75 142.50 54.00

106.50

144.00

48.00

47- 75 48.00

46. 50

24. 00

69. 00 48.00

IS. 00

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 323

No. 29.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [i8gg) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

jo, /poo, etc. —Continued.

Seaman, Hannah. . . . Sefton. A. W., jr Segerson, J. E

Serrin, Rosanna E . . Sevfferth, F. A

Shea, Timothy

Shearn, Helen

Sheehan, Joseph E.

.

Shelton, Chas. R

Shelton. Thomas

Sherman, Howard E. Shock, Mary

Sholl, Alpheus

Siebert, Frank

Simmonds, Nellie . . . Simmons, Arthur, jr. Simms, Robert F . . . . .Simpson, Alice M . .

.

Simpson, John

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, Uouisa

vSlater, Emma Y

Smart, J. F

Smeltzer, Jacob R . . . Smith, A. A

Smith, Florence

Smith, John E

Smith, John J Smith, John P

Smith. Maggie K

Smith, Mars- Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Nellie Smith, T. D

Smith, W. V

Smoot, Kate V

Smyth, D. W

Snowden, John

Snyder, D. J Sommers, Adam J. .

.

Songster, Thos

Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, I^ouie Sparks, Rebecca

Speaks, M. J Spear, Hiram

Speisser, M. E

Spriggs, M. E

Sproule, \V. J

Staffan, George

Standley, H. Iv Stanford, W. W

Stanley, M. J

Steel, Janey P

Stelle, Joseph G

Stern, Amelia

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

Stevens, S. W

Stockman, Jas. A. . .

.

Stolp, Eouis \V Stormont, Emma G . Stretch, C. A

Strieker, W. F

Stroh, Edwin B

Stuart, Bessie F

Stuart, Chas. B

Sullivan, Harry A . . . Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, John E

Sullivan, Rosa

Sutor, E P

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney |

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

9

$

108

96

26564

10896

10896

10896

9664 107K

96

40

296

I34K

64

10896 284^

96

28896

9696

9696

92 / 28396

1035

10888

32

247 28419^

107^

80

96

92 295^ t64

$23. 04 54.00

48. 00

132.50 32.00

54. 00

24. 00

54- 9

6 23.04

54. 00

48. 00

143- 50 46.75

24. 00

24.00

32. 00

53-62

141.50 23.04

20. 00

148. 00 54.00

24. 00 54.00

32.00

27. CO

48. 00

142. 25

48. 00

144. 00

26.88 48.00

23.04 26.88 33.60

26. 88

22. 20

[41.50 24.00 51-75 54.00

21. 12 8.96

4. 00

21. J2

100. 80

122. 70

142. 00 3-65

53-75

40. 00

48. 00

23.00

148. 15 23.04

32. 00 54.00

52.00

23.04

Piece-

\\ ork.

$30. CO

30. 00

22.64

30. 00

29-33 30.00

30.00

30. 00

47. 84

15.00

30. 00

56.77

19-25

56. 77

50.88

Name.

Swan, John C Swarzman, Kate V .

.

Sweeney, Emma

Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny, Patrick Sweet, Bessie O

Sweetman, M. M . . .

.

Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin

Sydnor, Ellen F

Tabler, E. H

Taff, Andrew .... Tagart, Annie J

Tait, Adeie A

Talbot, Maggie

Tallman, Geo. B

Tappau, Hiram R . . . Taylor, E. P

Taylor, W. W

Teller, Chas

Terfiinger, G. W

Terry, Kate S

Terry, Mary F

Terwilliger, Geo

Thayer, Courtney C . Thomas, Clara Thomas, Emanuel..

.

Thompson, David A . Thompson, Emma L

Thorn, Benj. T

Thrush, John H. W. . Thurston, Chas. A . .

.

Tilghman, A. E

Tilghman, J. W

Tilly, Fannie

Tolson, S Toomey, Dennis

Tounsley, Frank C . . Tuck, F. A

Tucker, Lizzie Tune, E A

Tune, Thos. E

Turberville, G. R. E . Turkenton, Mary

Turley, Anna M~

Tuttle, Geo. A

Tyrrell, Carie E

Udell, Mattie Uppermau, Emma F

Urban, Anna M

Vanarsdell, James W

Vandever, William G

Van Matre, Kate

Viles, Voler V

Wade, Charles Wade, Thomas U

Wagner, Ed

Waite, Arthur R

Waldo, Uydia H

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Walker, Jos. E

Wallrath, Rose M. ..

.

Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, M

Walsh. Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walters, Annie

Walters, D. R . .. Ward, E. M

Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith

Waters, Annie

Watson, Blair F .... Watson, Frank W . .

.

Watson, H.C

Hours employed.

19296

120 140^

192

Amount earned.

2798850 304

95 1

10896

9696 191^

9696

108 285^

56

10892

108

72

16

191

119^

96

55^2

104 108

120

108 3°4

108 28863^

18695^

10896

Time Piece- work, work.

$48. 00

23.04 31.20

84. 12

96. 00

46. 40

23.04

139- 50

21. 12

25. 00

152. 80

22. 92

54.00

24.00

24. 00 48.00

76. 60 24.00

23.04

54- co

12. 00

27. 00

[42. 75

14. 00

54- 00

4.6. 00

144. 00

34. 00

54.00

20. 16

4. 00 66.85

60. 35

31. 20

24. 00

27.75 52.00

54- 00

60. 00

54. 00

153- 60

54- 00

142.40 31-75

55-80

24. 00

'26.88'

[44. co 54.00

28. 80
324 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {/S09) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

jOi 1goo, etc. —Continued.

Watts, Nat. G

Wayson, Mary A . ..

.

Webb, Walter H

Weber, Philip II. .. Webster, K. M

Webster, G

Weidman, J. M

Welch, Alfred B Welch, Alice

Wells, E

Wells, H. IY Welsh, Norris West, Catherine J.. . West, Charles S

West, M. T

Whaley, Maggie

Whalley, Isabella R. White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Geo. K

Whitehead, J. W . . . . Whitelaw, P. J Whiteside, John H . . Whitted, F. U

Whittle, George

Whitzell, Hattie.. .

.

Widdicombe, C o r- nelia Wiegand, Gnstave. .

.

Wiese, H

Wilcox, Lewis H . . . . Williams, C. W

Williams, F

Honrs employed.

132^

96

95

2*7 V2 96

Amount earned. Time

work.

284 l 85^ !

$67. 25

23. 04 47-50

143. 75

48. 00

142. 00 42.75

95 lA 47-75 95% 26. 27 96 18.00 96 48.00

96 24.00 96 18.00

9i 45-50

22. 56

288 144. 00 96 48.00

288 144. 00

92 46. 00 191^ 47. 87

192 48.00

96 24. 00

9

i

48. 00

96 48. 00

192 57.60

108 54.00

96 23.04

Piece- work.

$30. 00

17- 50

30. 00

56.77

Name.

Honrs

employed.

Williams, G. K

Williams, James w . Williams. V. II Williams, Thomas C

.

Williamson, Lizzie C. Willis, Chas.S

Williss, Henry C

Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, J Wilson, Maggie

Wilson, Mary E

Wilson, Nelie

Wiltberger, John J

. Winchester, John M

.

Wise, Saml. G.

Wolfe, Bert V

Wood. A. L, Wood, J. H

Wood, Warren C

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, Jno. C

Woodend, Emma F. . Wright, George

Wright, John

Wright, Walter E - . - Wroe, Chas. P. P Wynne, Mary T

Yater, C. B

Yeakle, Charles C. . .

.

Yoknm, J.J Ziegler, Chas. J Zimmerman, Robt. H

230

100

19296

96

18052

Amount earned.

c/, 182

108

108

10S *

36 295%

108

19288

10850^

93^

108 212

Time Piece- work, work.

$"5-

50.

26.

45-

57-

54-

54- 230.

110.

54- 67.

44-

* Days. o