ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

PUBLIC PRINTER

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED

JUNE 30, 1903.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1903.

Go\rE:RNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, D. C, December 1903.

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, 1903. A^ery respectfully, F. W. Palmer,

Pnblic Py'inter.

The President of the Senate pro tempore.

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ANNUAL REPORT

OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTER

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED

JUNE 30, 1903.

To the Senate and House of Represe7itatives:

The construction of the new extension of the Government Printing

Office building is so nearh' completed that all portions of it are now

occupied by operatives, machinery, and materials. Commodious as the new structure is, it is not large enough to accommodate all of the force

of emplo3'ees. Tw^o divisions, however, viz, the specifications and branch

binder}^, heretofore located in the Union Building on G street, near Seventh street, have been transferred to the old building, corner of North Capitol and H streets, thus saving an expense in rental of ^6,500

per 3'ear, and it is probable that at the close of the present month the

document division, for several years located in the Union Building, will be transferred to the old Government Printing Office building, thus

effecting a saving of an additional expense of $10,500 per annum. The

transfer of these three divisions will have the further beneficial effect of consolidating the working force of the office, and saving the expenditure

of time and money in transportation of materials and products.

During the second session of the Fifty-fifth Congress an appropriation

of $225,000 was made for the purchase of land as a site for a fireproof

extension of the Government Printing Office building, title to be

obtained b}^ condemnation proceedings. The total expenditure for the

purchase of the land was $190,028.06, and an unexpended balance of $34,971.94 was covered into the Treasury of the United States. During the third session of the Fify-fifth Congress an appropriation

of $2,000,000 was made for the construction of a fireproof building on

the site acquired as before mentioned. Subsequently, in February, 1899,

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an additional snni of $429,000 was appropriated, made necessary by the

increased cost of labor and materials.

By the terms of the appropriation the erection of this building was

placed under the direction of the Chief of Engineers of the Army, upon

plans and specifications to be prepared b}^ him and approved by the

Public Printer. It was also provided in the act of appropriation that

the selection and appointment of a competent architect to prepare the

plans and specifications for the elevations of the building should be made

by the Chief of Engineers and the Public Printer. Mr. James G. Hill, of this city, was selected as the architect, and Capt. John Stephen Sewell,

Corps of Engineers, United States Army, was detailed by the Chief of Engineers to superintend the preparation of plans for the new building

and to take charge of its construction.

The work of planning, installing, and operating the steam power, the

plumbing, ventilating, steam heating, and cold drinking water systems

of the new building was intrusted to H. K. Collins, chief engineer of the Government Printing Office; and W. H. Taple3% chief electrician of the Government Printing Office, was avSsigned to the duty of planning,

installing, and operating the electrical S3^stem by w^hich the motive pov/er

and lighting of the new and old buildings are operated.

Excavation for the foundation of the new^ building was commenced in Jul}^ 1899, and it was supposed at that time that the completion of the

structure would be accomplished in three 3'ears, at furthest, but by

reason of delays in the delivery of materials, and in the execution of

contracts, occupanc}^ of the building for the prosecution of the work of

this office was impossible until the present time.

For the purpose of giving a comprehensive idea of the advantages

gained for the public service by the construction of this building, it is only necessary to state the following facts: The structure is located on

the northwest corner of North Capitol and G streets, separated from the

old Government Printing Office building by Jackson alley, the width of which is 30 feet. The new building fronts 175.3 feet on North Capitol

street, and extends 408 feet on G street. The basement walls are of

brick, and the exterior walls of red brick, with red sandstone and terra cotta trimmings. The outer walls of the court and the inner walls of the

building are of white-face brick, and all stairway and elevator walls and

toilet rooms are of white-enameled brick The building rises from the

surface of the ground seven full stories, exclusive of basement and attic. The floor space is equal to 377,200 square feet, or about 10}^ acres. The

power plant fronts on Jackson alley, and its dimensions are 130 by 112

feet.Adjoining the basement is a fireproof vault for the storage of stereotype

and electrotype plates. Its dimensions are 1 75 by 20 feet on North Capitol

street, and 408 by 20 feet on G street. It is located under the west pave-
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ment of the former street and the north pavement of the latter. It is estimated it has storage capacity for 2,000,000 plates.

The first floor of the building is occupied by the press and roller divisions; the second floor by a portion of the folding division and the

supervising and clerical force of the office; the third floor by the folding

division; the fourth floor b}^ the bindery; the fifth and sixth floors by

typographical and proof divisions; and the seventh floor by the divisions

devoted to job work, and the electrotype and stereotype foundry.

A pneumatic-tube system for the rapid transmission of copy and proof

to the various portions of the office has been installed, and is in successful operation. The central station of the system is on the sixth floor, under the direct supervision of the foreman of the proof division, and

the S3^stem thence extends to the several typographical divisions, to the rooms of the foreman of printing, and to the room of the foreman of the

press division. It will be an important aid in the economy of time at all hours of day or night, but especially in the execution of " rush" work,

of which there is abundance during sessions of Congress and on requisitions from Executive Departments.

In the loft of the building are located ventilating fans, operated by

electricity, and the machinery for operating the carriers in the pneumatic

tubes, the power being also furnished by electric motors.

Provision has been made for eight elevators for passenger service, four

freight elevators, one sidewalk elevator, and two form elevators. The power, heat, and light for the old and new buildings is furnished

from a plant which is remarkable for its efficiency and economy. It extends from Jackson alle}^ on the north to G street on the south. The

steam is furnished from eight boilers of Scotch' marine type, of 300

horsepower each, supplied with appliances for saving and reusing heat,

and these furnish steam for operating four cross-compound condensing

engines direct connected to electric generators. One of the engines is of 200 horsepower, one of 450 horsepower, and two of 800 horsepower

each. The economy of fuel in the production of power, heat, and light

by this plant is cause for marvel in the minds of experienced operators

of motive power. With one minor exception each piece of machiner}^

in both buildings is operated by a separate electric motor, and electric currents are furnished day and night for more than 10,000 lights.

The most important consideration connected with the new building is that it is fireproof from basement to attic. The frame is of open-hearth

steel, the window casings of iron, and brick and porous terra cotta protect columns, girders, and beams from expansion by fire. The structure

is so substantial that heavy printing presses and other machinery are operated on the seventh floor without apparent vibration.

A novel and useful feature of the new building is a plant for the

supply of drinking water, without the accompaniment of ice, to all the
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operatives. Seventy-five drinking fountains are placed in convenient

locations, supplied from tanks of filtered water in the basement, and the

temperature of the water reduced to a palatable degree b}^ passage

through an ammonia plant.

The increase of work in the Government Printing Office has been

such since the authorization of the construction of this new building

that it is manifest the inflammable portion' of the old building, viz, the

North Capitol and H street wings, should be replaced as soon as practical)! e by a seven-stor}^ fireproof structure to secure necessar}' room for the prompt execution of requisitions and to protect property and human

life from fire. Until such time as Congress shall authorize the proposed

additional improvement, the old building will be occupied by a portion

of the working force of the office and for storage purposes. As the land on which is located the leased building occupied for vsev- eral years by the Government Printing Office stable is to constitute a portion of the site for the proposed new railway station fronting on

Massachusetts avenue, it was necessary that another building should be

secured for stable purposes for the service of this office. Accordingly

an agreement was executed by the Public Printer and Mr. W^ilbur F. Nash, of this city, whereby Mr. Nash undertook to construct a new

stable, located on L street, east of North Capitol street, in consideration

of an annual rental of $2,400, this agreement to be subject to approval

in a formal lease for one year by the chairman of the Joint Committee

on Printing. Such a lease was subsequently executed and approved.

The annual rental of the stable previously occupied was $2,600.

The work in this office during the last twelve months has been of increased volume, compared with any year preceding; but notwithstanding the necessar}^ iijterruptions caused by removal from the old building

to the new, all orders from the Executive Departments and from Congress have been executed promptly.

The report of the Superintendent of Documents is herewith submitted

;

also tabular statements containing detailed information showing the

amount of work executed and the disbursements made in the Government Printing Office during the fiscal 3^ear ended Jime 30, 1903. No. I. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1903, and the conditions of the appropriations Jul}^ i, 1903. No. 2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations

July I, 1903. No. 3. Classified statement of pajunents, b}^ appropriations, for the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1903. No. 4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and litho- graphing and engraving during the fiscal years 1896 to 1903, both

inclusive.
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No. 5. Showing money's received by the Public Printer during the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1903, the sources from which received, and

to what accounts deposited in the Treasur}'.

No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer.

No. 7. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and

binding.

No. 8. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public

printing and binding.

No. 9. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and

engraving.

No. 10. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual

Report (1901) of the Secretar}^ of Agriculture.

No. II. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual

Report (1902) of the Secretary of Agriculture.

No. 12. Showing the documents printed b}^ authority of law or by

order of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and binding them,

and the manner in which they are distributed.

No. 13. 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. No. 14. Showing the cost of operating each branch office. No. 15. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound

- copies of the Congressional Record for the second session of the Fiftyseventh Congress.

No. 16. Showing the number of copies of each Department report and

document printed upon requisitions b3' the heads of Departments.

No. 17. Showing the number of copies of books, with their titles, bound upon requisitions for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates.

No. 18. Statement of contract made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for supplying paper for the public printing and

binding from March i, 1903, to February 29, 1904. No. 19. Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage,

ice, and miscellaneous items.

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for material (except paper).

No. 2 1 . Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving.

No. 22. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on

Printing for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from

March i, 1903, to Februar}' 29, 1904. No. 23. Statement of proposals received for supplying stationer}^, fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items.

No. 24. Statement of proposals received for supplying material.

No. 25. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and

engraving.
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No. 26. 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. No. 27. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual

Report (1901) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of. time each was emploj^ed, and the amount earned by each.

No. 28. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual

Report (1902) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each.

Respectfully, F. W. Palmkr,

Public Prmter,
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.

Government Printing Office,

Office of the Superintendent of Documents,

Union Building, Washington, D. C, October 21, igoj. Sir: I have the honor to submit herewith, as required by law, a report in detail of documents sold by this office during the fiscal year ended June 30, T903. For your information I also submit a report on the work of the office during the

fiscal 3'ear, with such suggestions as appear to me to be in the interest of the service. Yen,' respectfully, L. C. FerreEE,

Superintendent of Documents. Hon. F. \V. Palmer, Public Printer. Documents received and distributed during the fiscal year ended June jo, 1903. received.

From the Government Printing Office 680, 010 From the Executive Departments, Bureaus, etc 100, 065 From libraries 118, 139 Exchanges with Senators and Representatives i, 985

900, 199 DISTRIBUTED. To libraries: Designated depositories 235, 068

Geological depositories 51, 422 Remainder depositories 16, 063 Miscellaneous libraries 149, 959

452, 512 Catalogues 47, 3 1

1

To persons and institutions designated by Senators and Representatives from documents to their credit: Messages and Papers of the Presidents i, 353

Official Register (Blue Book) ,. 146 Flags of maritime nations . . . , 13— 1,512

To Departments, for official use 2, 824 Exchanges with Senators and Representatives 2, 284 Waste paper 38, 041 To Government Printing Office for binding 40, 647 To foreign legations 141, 157

Sales 41, 086

767. 374

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Documents on hand July i, 1902 426, 894 Documents received July i, 1902-June 30, 1903 900, 199

I, 327, 093 Documents distributed during the fiscal year 767, 374 Documents on hand June 30, 1903 559, 719

Increase during the fiscal year 132, 825 AMICNDMENTS TO THE PRINTING I.AWS. No change in the printing law has been made since my last report. The Senate

bill, printed in full therein, with explanations, passed the vSenate and was favorably

reported in the House, but it was too late for action to be taken by that body. The

American Library Association, which includes in its membership substantially all librarians of depositories of United States public documents, approved this bill and

will doubtless urge its passage by the Fifty-eighth Congress.

There is a real necessity for a law authorizing the Superintendent of Documents

to order printed extra editions of documents required for sale, especially of the popular and cheap bulletins published by the Department of Agriculture. Last year

one-tenth of all the money received by this office was returned to the remitters because the documents could not be supplied. A bill was reported favorably by the House Committee on Printing in the Fifty-seventh Congress authorizing the Public

Printer to print and deliver to the Superintendent of Documents for sale 1,000 extra

copies of each bulletin issued by the Department of Agriculture.

I have compiled from the sales record the following statement of sales, selecting about ten documents, which indicates the demand for such publications:

Copies. Yearbooks 3, 358

Special Report on Diseases of the Horse 1, 300

Special Report on Diseases of Cattle i, 004 Botany Bulletin No. 16 3, 577 Entomology Bulletin No. i (new series) 2, 135 Chemical Bulletin No. 46 i, 636 Experiment Station Bulletin No. 28 i, 330

Forestry Bulletin No. 10 i, 809

Forestry Bulletin No. 24 i, 066 Two or three times as many of these bulletins could have been sold, but they could

not be supplied to me by the Department of Agriculture. While no statistics relating

to the subject have been kept, I estimate that only about 40 per cent of the applications for publications relating to agriculture could be supplied. The demand for the two books, vSpecial Report on Diseases of the Horse and Diseases of Cattle, has been

extraordinary. To partially meet this demand, I was able to obtain about 1,000 copies of the former and about 800 of the latter by making exchanges of other documents with members of Congress and book dealers. PUBI^ICATIONS OF THK PUBI^IC DOCUMENTS OFFICE. The publications of this office issued during the fiscal year were 12 Monthly Catalogues, ^\^th cunuilative index, 656 pages; i Document Index (Consolidated Index),

Fifl\ ->c\ cnth Congress, First session, 450 pages; i annual report, 40 pages; price

list of documents for sale, 127 pages; total, 1,273 pages. There is now in press the Document Catalogue (Comprehensive Index), Fifty- sixth Congress, 1899-1901, about 1,200 pages, the Document Index, Fifty-seventh

Congress, second session, about 250 pages, and Tables of and Index to the Publications of the Department of Agriculture, 1862 to 1902, about 700 pages.
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The latter is the first of a series of departmental lists which will be issued from

time to time. When completed the lists will be consolidated and will form the check list of departmental publications.

CATALOGUE SECTION.

All the publications of the office in the foregoing list, except three which aggre- gate 867 pages, were prepared in the Catalogue Section. During the fiscal year there were received in this branch of the office 29,572 items. Seventy-five thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine cards were written in the preparation of cop}' for catalogues. PRINTED CARDS.

It has finally been decided by this office to furnish printed catalogue cards for the Government publications to the depositories of public documents. The much-discussed question of the form of heading for the cards was brought up

at a meeting of Washington Departmental librarians, and a committee was appointed

to lay the matter before the American Library Association at its recent meeting at Niagara Falls. This was done by means of a printed circular giving all the points

for and against inversion under the distinctive word. The circular was read before the catalogue section of the association, and upon a vote being taken, the majority

favored the inverted form of entry, e. g.

:

U. S. Education, Bureau of Not

U. S. Bureau of Education. Cards will be sent inclosed with the documents to depository libraries as far as

possible. No cards will be furnished for series entries, annual reports, reports on

private bills, references, or anal>i:icals, except the analyticals from the Congressional resen-e. All documents and all reports not, on private bills, over 15 pages

will be brought out in the Congressional reserve. The corporate author card

will be the only entry furnished, but as many duplicates will be sent as are necessary, the other entries to be indicated and filled in as headings above the corporate

entry by each library as it chooses, e. g.

:

TJ. S. Animal Industry, Bureau of. Squab raising; by William E. Rice. Wash.,

1903.

32 pp., II il. 8«. (U. S. Agriculture, Dept. of. Farmers' bulletin 177.) Pigeons Series=U. S. Agriculture, Department of. Farmers' bulletin Rice, William E. = another author

3

In this case, although the series entry is indicated, no card will be furnished

for it. It is expected that the first installment of cards will be distributed in January, 1904.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS LIBRARY, I903. The accessions for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1903, were 6,706 text publications

and 716 maps, a total of 7,422. The aggregate of additions to the library from its foundation in 1895 is now 51,491 books and other printed publications and 7,454 maps, a total of 58,945 items. During the two years last passed some thousands of these items have been collected in bound volumes, and their permanent preservation

in proper sequence thus secured. The work of binding has gone on rather slowly, the total number of rebound vol- umes received from the binders to the present time being 1,885. This number is the

result of once going through the library from A ( agriculture) to Z (first fourteen

Congresses), excluding the "sheep set" of numbered Congressional documents. In

this latter set, which now numbers over 4,400 volumes, only about 200 volumes

require immediate rebinding; but during the two years of going through the departmental sets to make up volumes for binding, additional volumes of periodicals and

other numbered series have accumulated and now await binding to the number of several hundred volumes. After these arrearages have been cleared up, the binding

of 300 or 400 volumes a year will keep the library in good condition in this particular. In another important particular, that of shelf room, the library has long since outgrown its facilities, and its work has been of late carried on under great and

growing embarrassments. The growth of the library continues to include not only the current publications

of the Government (which as fast as received are all carefully arranged in series and

so labeled and catalogued as to be instantly available for reference), but also documents of historical value of earlier periods.

The Congressional Directories in the library now number 158, beginning in 1822 with the Seventeenth Congress, second session. The Court of Claims Reports, long

incomplete for lack of a single early volume, are now complete in two series and 55 volumes. The set of annual reports of the Librarian of Congress is complete, in the pamphlet prints as well as in the Congressional documents, the first date being 1866. Of the printed catalogues of the Library of Congress there are 41, the earliest date being 1S27, the latest 1880. The sets of Registers of the Interior and Justice Departments are known to be complete, and those of the State, Treasury, and War

Departments are presumed to be ver}- nearly so. The set of Land Laws begins with

the earliest compilation, Joseph Gales, jr.'s, edition of 1810, containing an important

historical introduction attributed to Albert Gallatin. The set includes both the

Elliot and the De Krafft prints of the revised edition of 181 7; Matthew St. Clair Clarke's edition of 182S, with the second volume thereto printed by Duff Green in

1836; Gales & Seaton's 2-volume edition, 1838; Kopp's 2-volume edition, 1875 and

1882, and the nine volumes issued by the Public Lands Commission, 1880 to 1884. The documents library has original prints of all the censuses except the First and

Third. Its set of the Annual Registers of the Naval Academy begins with 1858 and

includes all those printed at Newport while the academy temporarily sojourned

there during the civil war. The completion of many other important sets in the

public documents library has been noted in former reports of this office. Gen. William Hickey (he had been brigadier-general of the District militia) was

born in Washington August 12, 1800, and died in Bladensburg, Md., January' 5, 1866, thus ending a service of forty-two consecutive years in the office of the Secretary

of the Senate, the last ten as chief clerk. In an editorial eulogy paid to him and his works in the National Intelligencer of January 6, 1866, his "The Constitution of the United States of America, with an alphabetical analysis, etc.," is called " a faultless manual," which is about the limit to which praise could go. This manual must
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have been highly popular with the Congresses before the war, for they ordered large

editions of it and ordered it often. Not to mention small lots, there were 12,000

copies, February, 1847; 2,000 copies, April, 1848; 10,000, September, 1850; 10,000, January-, 1853; and 38,625, February, 1854. These were very large editions for the small Congresses and small constituencies of half a century ago. They should have

made General Hickey's "faultless manual " a plentiful book even in our day. It is, on the contrar}', very rare. This seems to be the only conclusion to be drawn from

the fact that among all the millions of the United States public documents, old and

new, that have passed through the documents office no copy of Hickey's Constitution has been found. The public documents library acquired a copy during the past year by solicitation. It has a special value in this library because of its long and

minute chapter on public documents. On this subject General Hickey was perhaps

the leading authority of his day. He had the tastes and instincts of a librarian, and

better than any other man deserves the title "founder of the Senate library." He

was the chief compiler of Gales & Seaton's American State Papers, 38 volumes folio. An attempt to trace General Hickey's career in the Blue Book was not wholly successful, because he appears to have begun before there was a Blue Book. He is in the first issue (1816) and in all the later issues till his death. The documents librar}- has never until the present year been so fortunate as to secure even a single one of the 13 volumes (in 15 books and numbered as volumes 4

to 16) in which in 1887 the Executive Journals of the United States Senate for the

forty years 1829 to 1869 were printed. The edition ordered was only 100 sets, and

the compilers were paid |io,ooo, or |ioo for each set of 15 books, so that each copy

of each book cost I6.67 for compilation alone. The Secretary of the Senate of that day, in the exercise of a judicious discretion, had 125 sets printed instead of the 100 that had been ordered. The Senate provided by resolution for placing 107 sets, and

ordered the remaining 18 sets to be held pending further order, but it is understood

that all were distributed years ago. Bach Senator of that day (there were but 78 Senators in the Fiftieth Congress) got one set only, and Representatives got none at

all. The sources of distribution to unofficial citizens were thus closed, and the only

sets put within reach of the public were two that were allotted to the Library of Congress. It was therefore somewhat surprising that in March, 1903, the receipts

of the documents office should contain 8 copies of volume 5 of the Executive Journals. How 8 copies of the same volume could be lost out of such a very limited

edition is a question to which no answer thus far appears. Wait's vState Papers was reported in the second edition of the Public Document

Check List, 1895, as made up of three editions, the first in 6 volumes, the second in

10 volumes, and the third in 12 volumes. This notation, without verification, had

been accepted as correct, but when,, in June, 1903, volumes 7 and 8 of the first edition were found in a library-exchange shipment, an examination became necessary, and

it was then discovered that calling the first edition 6 volumes was an obvious error which even a superficial examination of the books should have sufficed to prevent. Wait is now complete in this library in three editions and 30 volumes.
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Accessions forfiscal year oidedftmc jo, igoj.

Printed books and pamphlets. Agriculture Department Commerce and I^abor Department

Civil vSer\'ice Commission

Congressional documcnls (sheep set), volumes . Congressional ijublications, miscellaneous

District of Columbia Documents prior to Fifteenth Congress

Fish Commission Government Printing Office Interior Department

Interstate Commerce Commission

Judiciar\- (United States courts)

Justice Department

I,abor Department

Librarj' of Congress

National Academy of Sciences National Home for Disabled Volunteer vSoldiers

Na\'\' Department

Post-Office Department

President of United States Smithsonian Institution State Department

Treasurj^ Department War Department

Total

47S

214 107 260

82

10 44

34

92135

15

13

20

II 742 443

25 162 420

r, 298

6, 706 The number of text publications in the Librar}^ is now 51,491, and of maps, 7,454, an aggregate of 58,945 items. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES—STATE AND TERRITORIAI, I^IBRARIES. Almost from the beginning of the Government and until 1857 all incorporated

historical associations, colleges, and universities were supplied regularh'- with public

documents, and were virtually depositories. The regtilar distribution was made

under the direction of the Secretary of State. By a joint resolution approved January 28, 1857, the distribution of documents was placed in charge of the Secretary of the Interior, and that official was authorized

to designate public libraries, colleges, and other institutions to receive the public documents. This latter provision was repealed, however, by a joint resolution approved March 20, 1858, which authorized Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

in Congress to designate depositories of public documents to the Secretary of the

Interior. The several acts relating to the distribution of documents to depositories

have been incorporated in the Revised Statutes as sections 501 and 502, and these

sections have been modified to some extent by the printing act approved January 12, 1895, which, among other changes, provides that the distribution of documents to depositories shall be made by the Superintendent of Documents. Each Senator, Representative, and Delegate in Congress is entitled to name

one depository of the United States public documents. Any library designated, other than college libraries, is required to possess 1,000 or more books other than Government publications. The libraries of the several States and Territories, of eight of the Executive Departments, of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, of the
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Military' Academ} at West Point, and the library of the American Antiquarian

Society, Worcester, Mass., are depositories designated bylaw. The latter institu- tion was designated by resolution of Congress, December i, 1814. There are at present 492 State and Territorial libraries and designated depositories on the mailing list. A list of these depositories follows, which shows when and by

whom designated.

While designations were first authorized to be made by m.embers of Congress by

the resolution of March 20, 185S, the library of the Georgia Historical Society,

Savannah, Ga., was designated by Howell Cobb in 1857. There are five libraries on

the list which were designated in 1858—the Public Library, Dover, N. H., by J. P. Hale; the Public Library, New Bedford, Mass., by Robert B. Hall; the Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., by Timothy Davis; the Herring Library, St. Lawrence University,

Canton, X. Y. , by F. E. Spinner; and the Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, by Philemon

Bliss. The Boston Public Library was designated in 1859 by Alexander H. Rice,

and Yale University was designated the same 3'ear by John Woodruff. A designated depositor}' is charged on the books of this office to the Representative of the district in which located, if named by a Representative in the first instance, or to the successor of the Senator who designated it, as the case ma}' be. Sometimes a depository is dropped at its own request, at the request of the Senator

or Representative to whom charged, or because it is no longer a suitable depository

of public documents. If a library is a suitable depository, it should not be changed,

and the publication of the list showing when and by whom designated will, it is hoped, arouse the interest of librarians in Government publications, and stimulate

their efforts to have the institutions which they represent continued as depositories. For the information of Senators and Representatives I have caused a list, which is appended, to be prepared of the documents sent to designated depositories during

the fiscal year 1903. In the Fifty-eighth Congress there will be 30 Representatives from new districts under the apportionment of the Twelfth Census. Under the law each member will be entitled to name a depository, but no provision has been made for supplying the

additional depositories with documents. The printing act approved January 12, 1895, provides that 500 copies of each document intended for distribution to depositories

shall be supplied to the Superintendent of Documents. The number which will hereafter be required is 551, and Congress will be asked to increase to that extent the mmiber of documents for distribution to depositories.

It may be interesting to librarians to learn that since the organization of this office, in 1895, it has distributed to the libraries of the country 2,955,721 public documents,

the larger number consisting of bound volumes. Of these, 1,437,657 were sent to State and Territorial libraries and designated depositories, 330,942 to depositories of the scientific publications of the Geological Survey, 169,068 to what are known as "remainder" depositories, and 1,018,060 to miscellaneous libraries, upon special order or at the request of Senators and Representatives in Congress. The latter were

very largely documents rescued from cellars and lofts where they had been stored by

the libraries which had received them in duplicate. S. Doc. 5 2
i8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEP^

List of State and Territorial libraries and designated depositories, showing when

and by ivhoni designated.

AT^ABAAIA.

DESIGNATi;i> ])):i'<)SITORIES. Town or citv. Name of library. Designated l)yAnbtirn Annistou . . . . Birmingham

East Lake . .

.

Florence . . . . Mobile Do

Montgomery Do

Universitj- . .

.

"Wetnmpka .

.

Agricultnral and Mechanical College. . W. A. Handler . .

.

St. Michael's W. I'. Aldrich

rvil)lic O. \V. I'nderwood Howard College J. T. Morgan

State Normal School Jos. Wheeler

vSpring Hill College J. I^. Pugh

Young 3Ien\s Christian As.sociation ... G.W.Taylor

State Board of Health H. A. Herbert

State and Supreme Court Law

University of Alabama J. Thompson

Wetumpka Academy T. Williams

Date.

II, 1873

15, 1898 Feb.

Apr.

i Oct. 8,1895

j June 24, 1884

I July 24, 1900

I July 18, 1887

\ Feb. 7, 1900

I May 20, 1884

Sept. May1S60

ALASKA.

DESIGXATED DEPO.SITORIE.S.

Sitka DistrictHistorical Librars-and Museum Law ARIZONA.

DE.SIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Phoenix. Tucson .

.

Territorial . Free Public Law

G.H.Oury June 12, 1885 ARKANSAS.

DE.SIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Arkadelphia

Clarksville .

.

Conwa}'

Faj'etteville

.

Fort Smith .

.

Helena

Little Rock.

.

Pine Bluff . . Searcy

Ouachita College ; T. C. McRae

Arkansa.s-Cumberland College | J. H. Berr>- Hendrix College | C. C. Reed

Univer.sity of Arkansas T. ]\t. Gunter . . .

.

Public School J. H. Rogers Women's Library Association P. Dunn

Arkansas State , Law

Branch Normal College J. K. Jones

Searcy College S. Brundidge, jr . CALIFORNIA.

DESIGN.VTED DEPO.SITORIES. Berkeley Los Angeles Sacramento Do

vSan Diego San Francisco Do

Santa Rosa

Stanford Univer.sity. Stockton

Universit3- of California Public

California State Free Public

....do ...do

Mechanics Institute Free Public Leland vStanford Junior University.

.

Free Public

J. R. Glascock . P. B. Tully Law

N. Booth W. W. Bowers . G. Hearst W. W. Morrow

J. A. Barham .

,

E.F. Loud

J. H.Budd

Note.—The dates given prior to 1895 were taken from the records turned over to this office by

the Department of the Interior.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1

9

List of State and Territorial libraries and designated depositories, etc. —Continued. COLORADO.

DESIGXATKD DEPOSITORIES. Town or citv. Xatne of library, Designated byBoiilder Colorado Springs Denver Do

Pueblo

University of Colorado, Buckingham.

Colorado College, Coburn

Public Colorado State McClelland Public

H. M. Teller N. P. Hill . .

.

J. B. Belford

I<.aw J.C.Bell. ..

.

May 1, 1879 May 14, 1880 June 7, 1884 Nov. 25, 1893 CONNECTICUT.

DESIGXATED DEPOSITORIES.

Bridgeport . .

.

Hartford Do New Haven .

.

New I^ondon Norwich

\Vaterbur\- . .

Public I<ibrar\^ and Reading Room

Connecticut State Trinity College Yale University

Public

Otis

Silas Bronson

K. W. Seymour. Taw

E.S. Henrs- J.Woodruff

J. T. Wait

T. F. S. Foster .

.

O. S. Ferrj^

Mar. 30, 1884 Aug. 22, 1895 -1859

Jan. 3, 1883 — 1861 June 8, 1869 DETAWARH.

DESIGXATED DEPOSITORIES.

Dover Newark

Newcastle. .

.

Wilmington

.

Delaware State Taw

Delaware College Newcastle Tibrarj- Companj

Wilmington Institute Free.

.

Taw

R. R. Kenney

C. B. Tove . .

.

T. F. Bryard

.

May 7, 1897 Apr. 16, 1884 —, 1861 DISTRICT OF COTUMBIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Washington DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Agriculture, Department of i Act of Jan. 12, 1895. Interior, Department of

| do

Justice, Department of [ do Navy, Department of j do

Post-Ofifice, Department of do

State, Department of do

Treasurj-, Department of do War, Department of . . . do FTORIDA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. De Tand

Milton

Tallahassee

| Do

j

John B. Stetson University W. Call Santa Rosa Academy- Public 1 C. W. Jones .

.

Seminary west of Suwanee River j S. R. Mallory

Florida State Taw

Nov. 16, 1887 Mar. 14, 1884 May 27, 1891
20 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of State and Territorial libraries and designated depositories, etc. —Continued. GEORGIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or city. Name of library,

Abbeville i Georgia Normal College and Business

! Institute. Athens '\ University of Georgia

Atlanta j Georgia State Do I Young Men's I^ibrary Association. . .

.

Augusta do

Cuthbert Bethel College Dahlonega North Georgia Agricultural Collegf.

.

Gainesville ; Georgia Female Seminary Macon i Public Newnan j I^ibrarj' Association Oxford Kniory College Rome Youg Men's I^ibrarj^ Association Savannah Georgia Historical .Society

Designated byK. B. T^ewis Feb. 11. 1899

J. K. Brown July 12, 1883 lyaw

Apr. 5, 1880 G.T. Ikinies Dec. 12, 1885

J. M. Griggs Mar. 10, 1898 July 3. 1884 F.C.Tate July 26, 1897

C. I.. Bartlett Aug. 23, 1S97

C. ly. Moses May 4. 1894

J. B. Gordon Aug. 29, 1893 W. H. Felton Ma5'- 22, 18S0 H. Cobb Mar. 1857 IDAHO.

DE.SIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Albion . . Boise . . . . I^ewiston Moscow .Normal School Idaho State Public School

Univer.sitv of Idaho

Henry Heitfeld Law

G. ly.Shoup W. Sweet

Jan. 13,1898

July 3,1891 Sept. 5,1891

II^LINOIS. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Belleville. .. Carbondale

Chicago Do

DoDo

DoDo

Dekalb

Elgin Evanston. . . . Ewing

Galesburg. .

.

Jack.sonville

.

Joliet Monmouth . Normal

Oluey

Peoria Princeton . .

.

Rock ford. . .

.

Springfield.

.

Do

Upper Alton Urbana

Public

.Southern Illinois .State Normal Un

versitj'. Historical Society' John Crerar Newberrj^

Public

vSt. Ignatius College University of Chicago Northern Illinois .State Normal School

| Gail Borden Public Northwestern Uiiiversitj^ | Ewing College I Public

....do

....do Monmouth College { Illinois .State Normal University | Public

....do Matson Public Public

Illinois .State Illinois State Historical Society

ShurllflT Collf-c University of Illinois

P. B. Fouke

J. R. Thomas

G. E. Adams

G.E.White W. E. Mason

C. H. Harrison. . .

.

C. W. Woodman . .

.

J. R. Mann

S. M.Cullom

Will. I^athrop

J. A. I^ogan

J. R. Campbell

G. W. Prince

N. H. Henrichsen . C.A.Hill W. Kellogg

R. J. Oglesby

A. Shaw

N. E. Worthington

T. J. Henderson . .

.

E. Washburn Law

W. M. Springer

T. M. Jett

J. G. Cannon

, 1862 May 26, 1S86 Mar.

Jan. Jan.

Jan.

Oct. July

Feb. June May

Feb.

Jan. Feb. Apr. Nov.

.Sept. Oct. July

18, 1884

22, 1896

4, 1890

15, 1876

17, 1S96

28, 1897

9, igoo

17, 1878

26, 1876

10, 1898

13, 1S96

11, 1899

3, 1S90 — , 1S60

3, 1877

19, 1S84

29, 1S83

10, 1890

Aug. 22, 1893 Feb. 23, 1900 Mar. 30, 1884
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 21

List of State and Territorial libraries a?td designated depositories, etc. —Continued. INDIANA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or citv Name of library-. Designated bj^- Date.

Bloomington .

.

Borden

Crawfords\'ille Evansville Fort Wayne . .

.

Franklin

Greencastle . . Hanover

Huntington . .

.

Indianapolis .

.

Muncie

Notre Dame . Richmond . . . . Terre Haute .

.

Valparaiso . . .

.

Vincennes . . .

.

Indiana University- Borden Institute Wabash College Willard

Public Franklin College De Pauw University^ Hanover College Free I,ibrar\' of Public Schools Indiana State Public I,emonnier, University of Notre Dame

Morrison-Reeves Indiana State Normal School Northern Indiana Normal School Vincennes Universitv

B. Harrison . .

.

J. B. Brown

R. B. F. Peirce . W. Heilman . .

.

C. C. Matson

D. W. Voorhees. W. S. Holman .

.

W.Williams ... I^aw M. S. Robinson . W. H. Calkins .

.

H. U. Johnson .

.

G. W. Faris

T. J

. Wood

W. E. Niblack .

.

Dec. 22, 1881 June 30, 1890 Dec. 22, 1881 Mar. 29, 1883 Apr. 19, Mar. 6, Mar. 30, Dec. —

,

Feb. 27, Nov. 23, Apr. 22, Apr. 3, Sept. 15,

1882

1879

1892

1869

1877

1883

1898

1901

IOWA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Boone

Cedar Falls Council Bluffs.. Des Moines .... Do

Dubuque

Fairfield Fayette

Grinnell ... . .

.

Iowa Q\X.\ Mount Pleasant MoI nt Vernon . Sioux City Tabor

Free Public A. J. Holmes

Public D.B.Henderson

Free Public J. Uyman

Iowa State I^aw .' Public F. H. Conger

Young Men's I^ibrary Association | W. B. Allison

Jefferson County J.F.Wilson Upper Iowa University Iowa College

State University of Iowa . .. Iowa W^esleyan University , Cornell College Public Tabor College

N. C. Deering.

.

J.C.Cook

Jas. Wilson. . .

.

J. Harlan

R. G. Cousins .

.

G.D.Perkins.. W. P. Hepburn

Feb. 1, 1886 Mar. 10, 1894 July 4, 1885

Apr. 13, 1888

, 1862 Jan. 31, 1881 May 14, 1874 June 25, 1884

Jan. 27, 1896 Feb. 7, 1894 Jan. 13,1896 KANSAS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Hiawatha . . .

.

Lawrence Do

Manhattan . .

.

Paola

Pittsburg .... Smith Center Topeka Do

Do

Wichita

Morrill Public

City Spooner, University of Kansas

Kansas vState Agricultural College . . . . Free Public

City Public Woman's Harmony Club

Free Public Kansas State Kansas State Historical Society Fairmount College

C. Broderick

D. C. Haskell ....

I?. G.Ross

J. A. Anderson . R. W.Blue

E. R. Ridgley

N. B. McCormick

Chas. Curtis Law

J.J.Ingalls C.I.Long.

May 19, 1897 Jan. 17, 1882 Jan. 27, 1869 Nov. 7, 1888 Aug. 3, 1895 Feb. 13, 1901 Feb. 27, 1899 Mar. 17, 1898

Feb. 15,1877 Nov. 18, 1901
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of Stale and Territorial libraries and designated depositories, etc. —Continued.

KENTUCKY.

nKSir.NATKD DICPOSITORIKR. Town or city.

Bowling Green

Clinton Danville Frankfort Georgetown . .

.

Hodgensville.

Hopkinsville.

.

lyCxington

Lonisville Newport

Name of librarj', Ogden College

Clinton College Center College Kentucky State Georgetown College Kenyon College Public Kentucky University

Polytechnic i-ociety of Kentucky.

Public

Designated by

J.E. Hal.sel

C. K. Wheeler . .

.

P. B. Thompson . lyaw

J.J.Crittenden .. D. H. vSmith H. D. Allen

J. C. S. Blackburn

G. Davis

A. .S. Berr>^

Date.

Oct. 22, Sept. 6, 1S9S Apr. 9, 1SS4

Oct. 2, i860 Jan. 31, 1900 Jan. 9, 1900 Dec. 4, 1883 Jan. 8, 1872 July 23,1898

I^OUISIANA.

DE,SIGNATED DEPCSITORIE.S.

Baldwin

Baton Rouge

Natchitoches New Orleans DoDoDo

Do

Ruston

Gilbert Academy and Industrial College. Agricultural and Mechanical College, I,ouisiana State Universit}^. I^ouisiana State Normal School

Fisk Free and Public Howard Memorial

X,ouisiana State New Orleans University Tulane University

lyoui-siana Industrial Institute

K. J. Gay

J. R. West

N. C. Blanchard

B. F. Jonas

A. Meyer

I.,aw N. D. Wallace .

.

I,. R. Gib.son

C. J. Boatner

Feb. 10, 1889

, 1871 June 15, 18S2 Feb. 23, 1S83 Feb. 29, 1892 June 23, 1886 July 17,1883 Jan. 22, 1896 MAINK.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Augusta . . . Bangor . . . . Brunswick

L,ewiston .

.

Orono

Portland .

.

Water^nlle

Maine State Public Bowdoin College Bates College

University of Maine

Public Colby University

I,aw

C. A. Boutelle . .

.

Eugene Hale

Nelson Dingley W. P. Frye

T. B. Reed

S. I^. Milliken...

Mar. 22, 1884 Mar. 21, 1884 Dec. 14, 1883 Nov. 9, 1897 Feb. 27, 1884 Mar. 23, 1884 MARYI^AND.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Annapolis —

Do

Do

Baltimore . . .

.

Do.. Do

Do

Chestertown . Frederick Westminster

.

Act Jan. 12, 1895

.

Maryland vState I<aw , St. John's College United States Naval Academy

Enoch Pratt Free Johns Hopkins University

Maryland Historical vSociety . Peabody Institute Washington College H. Page

Frederick College ' W. M. McKaig

Western Maryland College H. T. Shaw ...

A. P. Gorman

Anthony Kennedy.

J. V. Iv. Findley.#.

Dec.

July

Nov. Mar.

Mar.

Dec.

4, 1882

5, 1859

27, 1883

27, 189

1

I, 1895

21, 1886
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 23

List of State and Territorial libraries and designated depositories, etc. —Continued. MASSACHUSETTS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or citv, Name of library. Amherst

Boston DoDo

Cambridge

Fall River Hudson

I^owell Lj-nn New Bedford.

.

Salem

Taunton

Tufts College . Watertown

Williamstown. Worcester Do

Amherst College Boston Athenaeum

Public

State Librarj'- of Massachusetts.

Har\'ard University- Public

....do City Free

Public

EJssex Institute Public Tufts College

Public Williams College

Public American Antiquarian Society .

Designated by- W. Whiting

S. Hooper

A. H. Rice lyaw

Chas. Sumner

John Simpkins

I,. D. Apsley W. S. Knox

J. B. Alley

R. B. Hale

T. Davis O.Ames

G. F. Hoar

S. ly. Powers .

.

H. ly. Dawes

E;. Thayer

Resolution of Con

gress.

Date.

Mar. 31, 1884

, 1859

Feb. 13, i860 Mar. 8, 189S Dec. 5, 1895 Feb. 9, 1897

, 1858 Apr. 13,1858

Dec. 20, 1899 Jan. 15, 1902

, 1859 Dec. I, X841

MICHIGAN.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Ann Arbor. . .

.

Battle Creek .

.

Bay City

Detroit Do

Grand Rapids . Greenville . . . . Houghton

Jackson Kalamazoo

Lansing

Muskegon

Orchard Lake.

Port Huron

East Saginaw .

University of Michigan

Public School Public

Detroit College

Public

.. ..do Ladies' Library Association

INIichigan Mining vSchool Public I O.D. Conger

....do Michigan State Hackley Public Michigan Military Academy

Public Hoyt Public

N.B.Eldridge Mar. 6, 1884 G.Willard May 4, 1876 N. B. Bradley Dec. 23, 1876 W. C. Maybury July 6, 1884 Aug. 10, 1868 W.B.Williams Mar. 1, 1876 John Avery Feb. 20, 1897

J. A.Hubbell Apr. II, 1876 O.D. Conger Mar. 7, 1S87 F. W. Kellog — i860

J. W. Moon Dec. 17, 1894 M.S. Brewer Dec. 10, 1877 O.D. Conger May I, 1S76 N. T. BHss Mar. 17, 1890 MINNESOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Faribault . .

.

Fergus Falls Mankato

Minneapolis Do

St. Cloud . . .

.

St. Paul Do

Stillwater . .

.

Winona

Public High vSchool State Normal School

Public University of Minnesota

State Normal vSchool. ....... Minnesota Historical vSociety Minnesota State Library Association

State Normal School

H. B. Strait H. E. Boen

M. S. Wilkinson

.

W. D. Washburn

J. T. Averill K. Nelson

A. Ramsey Law

A. R. Kiefer M. White

July 7, 1884 Mar. 4, 1895 Apr. 10, 1869 Aug. 24, 1893 Sept. 25,1874 Mar. 24, 1886 —1867

Aug. 24, 1893 June 19, 1884
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of State and Territoi-ial libraries and designated depositories^ etc. —Continued.

MISSIvSSIPPI. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or city.

Agricultural College. Clinton Colnnibus Jackson Do

University

Vicksburg

Name of librar3'. Designated by—

AgricuUural riiul Mcclianical College .i H. I,. Muldrow

Mississippi State College i C.E.Hooker ., Public B.C. Walthal

Millsap University

Mississippi State Mississippi State University- Public

Date.

H. D. Money . .

.

I,aw

ly. Q. C. lyaniar. T. C. Catchings

June 7, i8So Feb. 1, 18S3 Jan. 1, 1886 Jan. 31, 1900

Feb. Feb.

1, 1883

5. 1900 MISSOURI.

DESIGNATED DloPOSITORIES.

Cape Girardeau

Carthage

Chillicothe Columbia

P'ulton Jefferson City Kansas Citj' Kirksville

Iviberty

Perry^-ille

St. Joseph

St. Uouis Do

Do

DoDo

Springfield

vSt. Vincent's College Public School Hazelton Public School

Missouri State University Westminster College Missouri State Public Missouri State Normal School

.

William Jewell College

Public School Free Public

Christian Brother's College Missouri Historical Society . . . . Public

vSt. Louis Mercantile

St. Uouis University Drurv College

I^. H. Davis W.J.Stone

A. M. Alexander.

J. S. Rollins

A. H. Buckner . .

.

Law

S. Iv. Sawyer W.H. Hatch

J. Dougherty . . .

.

Edw. Robb

D. Rea

J. J. O'Neill

F. M. Cockrell . .

.

J. Hogan

J. O. Broadhead . B. G. Brown

H.E. Havens ...

Apr. 5, 1884

I Feb. 11,1886 June 18, 1884 —, 1862 Nov. 10, 1875

Jan. June

i Mar.

Dec. July

Dec.

Sept.

Apr.

: Mar.

Apr.

20, 1881

30, 1S84

29, 1900

4, 1902

28, 1891

8, 1884

17, 1879 — 1866

3. 1884

20, 1866

II, 1874 MONTANA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Butte State School of Mines W.A.Clark Apr. 4, 1 90

1

Montana State Historical Law

Do Public C. S. Hartman June 17, Mar. 2S, 1S93 T.C.Power 1892 NEBRASKA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Beatrice Grand Island . Hastings

Kearney

Lincoln Do

Nebraska City Omaha

South Omaha .

Free Public Public Hastings College

Public Nebraska State

Universitj- of Nebraska.

Public

.. .do

....do

E.J. Hainer

G. W. E. Dorsey

J. Laird W. L. Greene . .

.

Law

A.J. Weaver. . .

.

C. H. Van Wyck

A. S. Paddock .

.

D. H. Mercer . .

.

Mar. 2, 1S96 Mar. 9,1886 Mar. 26, 1883 Mar. 19, 1898

July 1, 1885 Jan. 25,1897 Nov. 12,1880 Feb. 2, 1900
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 25

List of State and Territorial librai'ies and designated depositories, etc. —Continued. NEVADA.

DESIGXATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or citv. Xame of library' Designated bj-- Date.

Carson City Xevada State . . .

.

Reno State Universitv L,aw ! J. G. Fair } Apr. 3, 1S86 NEW HAMPSHIRE.

DESIGXATED DEPOSITORIES.

Concord Dover Hanover . .

.

Manchester

Portsmouth

New Hampshire State Public Dartmouth College . .

.

Cit3' Athengeum

I^aw

J. P. Hale j Mar. 20, 1858 O. Ray I June 7, 1884 D. Clark | — 1884 M. A. Haynes Apr. i, 18S4 NEW JERSEY.

DESIGXATED DEPO.SITORIES.

Elizabeth

Jersej' City Morristown Mount Holly . .

.

Newark New Brunswick

Paterson

Princeton Salem

Trenton Do

Public and Reading Room

Free Public

Eibrarj- and Eyceum

Burlington Count}- Lyceum of History and Natural Science. New Jersey Historical Societ}' , .

.

Rutgers College Free Public Princeton University

Librars- Company

Free Public

State Eibrars- of New Jersey

C. M. Fowler

E. A. Brigham .

.

T. F. Randolph

J. C. Ten Eyck.. W. H. F. Fiedler

J. Kean, jr W. W. Phelps . .

.

J. H. Brewer....

J. W. Hazelton.. John Kclii Eaw

Dec. 20, 1S95

IVIa}- 6, 1S79 Dec. 26, 1879

, 1859 Apr. 10, 1884 Apr. 3, 1884 May 5, 1885 Apr. 4, 1884 —, 1872 Feb. 8, 1902 NEW MEXICO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Albuquerque UniversitA' of Xew Mexico. . T. B. Catron | Mar. 14, i5 Santa Fe Territorial I Eaw ....

^ ^

\ \ NEW YORK.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Albany Do

Auburn

Brooklyn . .

.

DoDo

Do

Do

Buffalo Do

Canton

Glens Falls

New York State . State Eaw

Seymour

BrookU-n, Montague street Brooklyn Public, 26 Brevoort Place. Eong Island Historical Society

Pratt Institute Young Men's Christian Association

Buffalo Public Grosvenor Public Herring, St. Eawrence University.. Crandall Free

M. N. Nolan Dec. 1, 1881

S. E. Payne Oct. 22, 1885

B. T. Clayton Dec. 26, 1899 E. H. Driggs Apr. 13, 1899 T. Scudder Feb. 28, 1900 W. J. Combs July 13. 1891 A. M. Bliss Feb. II, 1S86 R. B. Mahany May 10, 1895 D. S. Bennett June 8, 1870

F. E. Spinner July 9, 1858 Mar. 5, 1885
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of State and Tcrritoi iat libraries and dcsiii}iated depositories, ete. Np;w YORK—Contiiuied. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES—Continued.

-Continued.

Town or citj- Name of library Designated bj'- Date.

Hamilton

Ithaca Jamestown . . .

.

Lockport

Newbiirgh . . .

.

New Rochellc New Y(irk Do

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Do

Oswego

Ponghkcfi)sif Rochester Schenectady . Seneca Falls .

,

vS^-racuse , Troy . Utica West Point

Colgate University

Cornell Universitj' James Prendergast Free

Public Free

Public Astor Branch New York Public Chamber of Commerce

College of City of New York

Cohnnbia Universit}- Cooper Union Harlem

I.eiiox New York Historical Society . .

.

T. C. Piatt

J. Arnott, jr F. B. Brewer . .

.

J. B. Weber . . .

.

H. Bacon

J. Q. Underbill.

J. W. Chanler .

.

E. R. Meade . .

.

J.Hardy

S. S. Cox

J.Cochrane

H. F. Clark

O.B. Potter

E. D. Morgan. .

.

The World, 63 Park Row , W. A. Chanler .

.

University, City of New York Young INIeu's Christian Association

State Normal School

City Rochester University Union College Seneca Falls

S^^racuse Universitj- Young INIen's Association Public United States Militarj^ Academj' . .

.

Chauncey Depew

A. S. Hewitt A.D.Shaw

J.H. Ketcham....

J. Van Voorhis . .

.

J. K. vStewart

C. W.Gillet

F. Hiscock

A. H. Tanner H.W. vSlocum Act Jan. 12, 1S95..

.

Feb. June

Mar. June

Apr. June

Apr. July

Apr. Mar.

Oct. May

Mar.

Feb.

Oct. Jan. Apr. Mar. May

Sept. Feb.

7, 1902

10, 1SS5

16, 1884

9, 1887

3, 18S7

27, 1900

17, 1869

17, 1875

24, 1884

3, 1882 — 1S61

27, 1884

9, 1867

15, 1901

1, 1902

23, i<SS4

19, 1 901

3, 1884

29, 1880

17, 1901

3- 1S9S

7. 1S7S — 1S69

15, 1884

NORTH CAROLINA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Asheville Buies Creek . Chapel Hill . Davidson. . . . Durham

Greensboro . Newton

Raleigh Wak< I%.rc-t Washiiiyl.Mi.

Public Buies Creek Academy

University of North Carolina Union Library of Davidson College..

i Trinitj- College

! Graded School Catawba College North Carolina State Wake Forest College

Library^ of the Public Schools

W. T. Crawford Nov. 12, 1891 J.G.Shaw Feb. 13,1896 W. R. Cox .1 July 1, 1SS4

Z. B. Vance | Apr. 10, 1893 M.W.Ransom Apr. 15,1890 A. M. Scales Mar. 2,1883 J.S.Henderson | Oct. —,1895 Law j E. W. Pou Dec. 1 7, 1902

J. H. Small Mar. 28, igoo NORTH DAKOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Bismarck North Dakota State Law

Aug. 19, 1890 Jan. 20, 1890 Nov. 18, 1895 University

Wahpeton

North Dakota Agricultural College . .

.

North Dakota State University Red River \'alk v University

H. C. Hansbrough .... G. A. Pierce W. N. Roach
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

List of State and Territorial libratHes and designated depositories, etc. —Continued.

OHIO. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or cit}' Name of librar^^ Designated by- Date.

Alliance Athens

Cincinnati Cleveland Do

Columbus Do

Do

Dayton

Delaware

Galion Gambler

Granville Hiram

I,ebanon

Marietta New Athens

Oberlin Oxford

Painesville Portsmouth

Sidney ! do

Mount Union College Ohio Universit}^ Public Case

Public Ohio State Ohio State University

Public

.. ..do Ohio Wesle^-an Universitj- Public Kenyon College Denison University Hiram College Mechanics Institute Marietta College Franklin College Oberlin College Miami University

Public

.. .do

Springfield. Toledo Van Wert .

.

Warder Public Public Brumbach County.

Wm. McKinley

A. G. Thurman

J. M. Jordan . .

.

M. A. Foran . .

.

H.B.Payne Law

J. H. Bromwell

G. S. Converse . R. C. Schenck..

D. Duncan

J. A. Norton . .

.

John Sherman

G. W. Morgan . J. A. Garfield .

.

S. W. Brown . .

.

A. C. Warren . J. F. Updegraff

P. Bliss H. L,. Morey . .

.

J.A. Beidler ... W. Russell ... . B. I^e Fevre

J. W. Keifer . . F.H.Hurd. ... D. Meekison . .

.

May

Apr. Mar. June

Oct.

Jan.

Jan. Apr.

Dec.

Jan. Feb. Apr.

Feb. Mar.

Apr. June

Apr.

Dec.

Dec. Aug.

Mar.

Sept.

17, 1888

1, 1876

17, 1884

2, 1884

18, 1886

21, 1901

12, 1885

3, 1868

13, 1901

20, 1893

23, 1873

25, 1874

17, 1900

17, 1884

9, 1880

2, 1858

3, 1884

20, 1901

12, 1886

27, 1884

31, 1884

19, 1900 OKLAHOMA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Guthrie Law

D. T. Flynn Aug. 14, 1893 OREGON.

DE.SIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Corv^allis Eugene

Forest Grove

Portland Salem

Oregon Agricultural College ' University of Oregon

Tualitan Academy and Pacific University. Library Association Oregon State

J. H. Slater. ., J. N. Dolph .

,

T. H. Tongue

M. C. George Law

June 16, 1884 July 25,1883 Mar. 27, 1897 July 9, 1884

PENNSYLVANIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Allegheny City Erie Gettysburg. . . ., Harrisburg Haverford

Plonesdale

Public School

Public Pennsylvania College

vState Library of Pennsylvania Haverford College Public School

T. M.Bayne Nov. 7,1884

S. A. Davenport ' Mar. 13, 1897 W. A. Duncan | Apr. 4, 1884 Law I T.A.Butler j Mar. 27,1897 E.Overton, jr | Apr. 27,1879
28 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of State and Territoriat tU)rarics and desii^nated depositories, etc. —Continued. PE)NNSYI,VANIA—Continued. DKSiGNATKD DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or cit3'. Huntingdon

Indiana Johnstown

I^ancaster lyOckhaven

Mauch Chunk

Meadville Norristown

Philadelphia Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Pittsburg Reading

Scranton

Slippery Rock . .

.

South Bethlehem

State College Warren

Washington

Waynesburg

Wilkesbarre

Name of library.

Juniata College Indiana State Normal School. .

.

Cambria Free Watts de Peyster, Franklin and Marshall College. Central vState Normal vSchool Dimmick Memorial , Allegheny College William McCann

Franklin Institute Free

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Library Company of Philadelphia Mercantile I^ibrarj- Company

Philadelphia Museums

University of Pennsylvania

Wagner Free Institute of Science Carnegie

Public Scranton Public

State Normal School

I.,ehigh University

Pennsylvania State College Warren Public Washington and Jeffer.son College Waynesburg College Wyoming Historical and Geological

vSociety.

Designated by

ly. F). Atkinson

S. M. Jack

D. J. Morrill. .. M. Brosius W. A. Wallace . J. B. Storm

J. Sheakley . . .

.

I. P. Wanger . . . S. J. Randall

A. C. I'larmer . .

.

J. D. Cameron .

.

H. H. Bingham . C. O'Neill

C. A. Orow

J. I. Mitchell W. D. Kelley . .

.

John Dalzell . .

.

H. D. Green . . .

.

J. A. Scranton .

.

J. B. Showalter . Wm. Mutchler . J. Patton

W.I,. Scott G. V. I^awrence. C.K.Boyle

H. B.Wright ...

Date.

Feb. i6, :886 Jan. 2, 1900 Feb. 25, 1891 Feb. 23,1895 Jan. Aug.

Dec.

Jan. May

June

I\Iay Mar.

Nov.

Oct. Feb. Nov.

Apr. Nov. Mar.

Apr. Aug.

Nov. Mar. May

26, 1 88

1

6, 1884

11, 1S76

16, 1896

17, 1881

25, 1S97

29, 1877

22, 1884

12, 1897

23, 1886

25, 1872

18, 1895

25, 1 90

1

14, 1895

10, 1898

13, 1876

28, 1888

3, 1885

15, 1884

2, 1884 —, 1862

PORTO RICO. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. San Juan American Law Mar. 2, 1899 RHODE ISLAND.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIE

East Greenwich Newport

Providence Do

Do

Academy

Redwood

Brown University.

.

Public Rhode Island State

J.Chase

H. J. Spooner.

H. B. AnthonjN. W. Aldrich Law

Apr. 9, 1S84 June 13, 1S84

Apr. 5, 1884

SOUTH CAROLINA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Charleston j Charleston College Do Charleston Librar}' Society Clemson College . Columbia Do

Clemson Agricultural College South Carolina College South Carolina State

C. C. Bowen . W. Hampton

G. Johnstone M. C. Butler . Law

Feb. 23, 1869 Dec. 23, 1884 Jan. 21, 1893 May 21, 1884
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 29

List of State and Territorial libraries and designated depositories, etc:—Continued. SOUTH CAROI.INA—Continued. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or citv. Name of librarv. Designated byDuewest . . .

.

Orangeburg.

.

Rockhill Spartansburg

T.J. Strait

J. I^.McIvaurin Erskine College Colored Normal, Industrial, Agricultural and Mechanical College of South Carolina. Winthrop Normal and Industrial

College. ! Wofford College ! J. H. Kvins

J. W. Stokes

.

July 17,1895 Apr. 4, 1896

Mar. 28, 1896 June 20, 1879 SOUTH DAKOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Brookings. Huron

Pierre Sioux Falls Vermilion

.

South Dakota Agricultural College Huron College

vSouth Dakota State Sioux Falls Library Association . .

.

South Dakota University

J. A. Pickler. .. R. T. Pettigrew I,aw

A. B. Kittredge

O. S. Gifford . .

.

Nov. 26, 1889 Jan. 15, 1890

Feb. II, 1903 Nov. 29, 1889 TENNESSEF.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Jackson

Knoxville . .

.

Lebanon

McMinnville Memphis. . . . Nash\-ille . .

.

DoDo

Do

Sewanee

Springhill. .

.

Tusculum . .

.

Public

Universit}' of Tennessee Cumberland Universitj- Librarj- Association , Cossitt Carnegie

Peabody Normal College .... Tennessee ,State Yanderbilt Universitj'

Universitj' of the vSouth.' , Branham and Hughes vSchool Tusculum College

T. W. Sims

H. Maynard

C. E. Snodgrass . G. G. Dibrell....

J. Patterson

A. J. Caldwell . .

.

J. D. Richardson Law

H. E. Jackson . .

.

I. G. Harris

L. P. Padgett

A. H. Pettibone .

May 16, 1902 Juh' 6, 1870 Feb. 2, 1900 June 21, 1884 Sept. 21, 1S96 Mar. 26, 18S4 Dec. 2, X901 May 26, 1884 July 24,1873 Dec. 13, 1901 June 19, 1884 TEXAS.

DE.SIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Amarillo

Austin Do

College Station Cuero

Dallas Do

Galveston Hermoson .... Houston

Jasper Mount Vernon

San Antonio .

.

Savoy Weatherford .

.

Wills Point....

Public School Texas State University of Texas

Agricultural and Mechanical College John C. French High School

Public Young Men's Christian Association .

.

vSt. Mary's University Add-Ran University Lyceum

Jasper Male and Female College Franklin Institute Carnegie

Platonian Literary Society Public School

Wills Point College

J.H.vStevens Sept. 24, 1901 Law

J. Hancock Mar. 7, 1S84

S. B. Maxey Oct. 12, 1886 R. Kleburg Feb. 21, 1903

C. A.Culberson Feb. 17, 1900 D. G. Wooten Dec. 20, 1901 Mar. 5, 1896 R. L. Henry Mar. 10, 1898

C. Stewart Mar. 14, 1884

S. B. Cooper Dec. 31, 1900 M. Sheppard July 13, 1903

J. L. Slayden Apr. 17, 1899 D.B.Culberson Mar. 27, 1882

S. W. T. Lanham Apr. 12, 1884 G . Russell Feb. II, 1903
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of State and Territorial libraries and designated depositories, etc. —Continued. UTAH.

DKSIGNATKI) niCI'nsiTORIRS. Town or city. Name of library. Designated by Date,

I^ogan

Salt I.ake City DoDo

Agricultural College Sheldon Jackson College University of Utah

Utah State I^aw

F. J. Cannon. .

,

Arthur Brown

J. T. Caine Law

Mar. 19, 189S Feb. 26, 1896 Mar. 1893

VERMONT.

DESIGNATED DEPO.SITORIES.

Burlington Do

]Middlebur_v Montpelier

Fletcher Free

University of Vermont

Middlebury College. .

.

Vermont State

G. F. Edmunds

J.S.Morrill ...

J. W. Stewart .

.

L,aw

Oct. 6, 1884

VIRGINIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Alexandria

Bridgewater .... Etnory Hampden Sidney

I^exington Norfolk Richmond

Do

Do

Salem

Young Men's Sodality I^yceum

Bridgewater College Emory and Henry College Hampden Sidney College

Virginia Military Institute Norfolk Public Richmond College Virginia State Young Men's Christian Association. Roanoke College

J. F. Rixey. . . . James Hay . .

.

H. Bowen . . .

.

J. F. Epes . . .

.

T. Whitehead

D.G.Tyler...

T. S. Martin .

.

Law

John Lamb. .

.

J. W. Daniel . .

June 20, 1900 Feb. 1, 1902 Apr. 16, 1884 Apr. 3, 1891 Mar. 2, 1874 Nov. II, 1895 Mar. 14, 1900

July 27, 1898 Dec. 21, 1886 WASHINGTON.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Olympia . . . . Pullman . . . . Seattle Tacoma

Walla Walla

Washington State Agricultural College and vSchool of Science. University of Washington

City Whitman College

Law

J. L. Wilson . .

.

W. C. Squire . .

.

W. H. Doolittle

J. B.Allen

June 6, 1890 May 26, 1890 Jan. 25,1894 Jan. 31, 1890 WEST VIRGINIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Athens Buckhannon

Charleston .

.

Fairmont . .

.

Huntington . Morgantown

Wheeling . .

.

Concord Normal School I D. E. Johnstoi

We-st Virginia Conference Seminary . . N. B. Scott . .

.

West Virginia .State Law

West Virginia State Normal School ... W. L- Wilson

Marshall College J. Capehart .

.

West Virginia University W. T. Willey. Public N. Goff

Dec. 19, 1S99 Feb. 23, 1900

Nov. 6, 1884 Nov. 12, 1 891

, 1863 Oct. 22, 1884
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 3

1

List of State and Teridtorial libraries and designated depositories, Continued. WISCONSIN.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or city. Name of library-,

Appleton '. Lawrence University

Beloit Beloit College. Eau Claire Public Fond du I^ac '. do

I<a Crosse j do Madison Wisconsin State Do j Wisconsin State Historical Societj- Merrill T. B. Scott Free Milwaukee | Public

Platte\-ille ' Wisconsin State Normal School .

.

Racine Public River Falls Wisconsin State Normal School. .

.

Sheboygan Public

Designated \>yT. O. Howe ... P. Sawyer

M. Griffin

p;. S. Bragg . .

.

A. Cameron ... Law ... D. Atwood . . . .

,

A. Stewart

J. F. Potter ... J. W. Babcock.

.

H. A. Cooper. .

,

N. P. Haugen .

.

C. H. Brickner ,

Date.

Mar.

Dec.

Jan. Nov.

July Mar. May

July

Dec. May

5, 1895

11, 1880

12, 1883

II, 1870 —, 1896 —, 1861

8, 1895

22, 1898

29, 1890

28, 1890 WYOMING.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Cheyenne.

Do... . Laramie .

Wyoming State , Laramie County Public Librarj' Assn.

.

Wyoming University

Law

J. M. Carey.

.

F. K. Warren

Oct. 9, 1893 Dec. 20,1893

List of public documents sent to designated depositories, State and Territorial

libraries, fuly I, igo2, to June jo, 1903. Agriculture, Department of. Bureau of Animal Industr}' order 33 [amendment 2] , order 93 [amendment 14] , order

94, 95; June 21-26, 1902. 8° [Consist of orders concerning cattle transportation

and inspection and quarantine of cattle, etc. Amendment i to order 33 was

issued as order 78.] 56 [amendment 11], regulations for inspection and quarantine of horses, neat

cattle, sheep and other ruminants, and swine imported into United States, Aug.

20, 1902. I p. 8° 56 [amendment 12], order 93 [amendments 18, 19]; Oct. 10-25, 1902. Each

I p. 8" [Consist of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and

quarantine of cattle, etc.] 56 [amendment 13], order 99 [amendment 3]; Dec. 15, 22, 1902. Each i p.

8° [Consist of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and

quarantine of cattle, etc.] 93 [amendments 15, 16]; July 30, 1902. Each i p. 8° [Consists of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and quarantine of cattle, etc.] 93 [amendment 17] regulations concerning cattle transportation, special quar- antine of cattle in Oklahoma. Sept. 10, 1902. i p. 8° 96, special order providing for importation of Canadian cattle, sheep, and

swine for exhibition purposes at International lyive-Stock Exposition, Chicago,

111. July 16, 1902. I p. 8° 96 [97] extracts from existing laws, with rules and regulations as therein pro- vided, prescribed for inspection and certification of renovated butter and other

dairy products for export. Oct. i, 1902. 6 pp. 8° 98 [amendment i], order loi [amendment 11], order 103-105; Feb. lo-Mar,

9, 1903. Each I p. 8°, narrow large 8", and narrow f° 98, 99, 99 [amendment i], 100; Nov. 1-29, 1902. il. 8° 99 [amendments 4, 5]; Jan. 23-Feb. 2, 1903. Each i p. 8" [Consist of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and quarantine of cattle, etc.]
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Agriculture, Department of —Continued. Bureau of Animal Industry order loi [and amendments 1-9]; Dec. 26 [-29], 1902.

15 pp. 8" [Consist of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and

quarantine of cattle, etc.] 101 [amendment 10]; regulations concerning cattle transportation, moving

cattle from 2 northern tiers of counties in Arkansas. Jan. 12, 1903. i p. 8° 102, transportation of horses affected with maladie du coit. Jan. 20, 1903.

I p. narrow large 8° 106; regulations for suppression and extirpation of contagious and infectious diseases among domestic animals in United States. Mar. 10, 1903. 3 pp. 8" 107, 107 [amendment 11], order 108-112; Mar. 13-May 5, 1903. 8" [Con-

. sist of orders concerning cattle transportation and inspection and quarantine of

cattle, etc.]. Regulations governing appointment to positions of mere unskilled laborer under

Department in District of Columbia. [July 2, 1902.] 4 pp. 8° Animal Industry Bureau (Department of Agriculture).

Dairying in the South; by S. M. Trac3^ 1902. 48 pp. 4 il. 8° (Farmers' bulletin 151.) Emergency report on surra, by D. E. Salmon and Ch. Wardell Stiles; with Bibli- ography of surra and allied tr3^panosomatic diseases, by Albert Hassall. 1902. 152 pp.-|-[i] 1. 112 il. 16 pi. 8° (Bulletin 42.) Foot-and-mouth disease, warning to owners of cattle, sheep, and swine. [Dec. 4, 1902.] 3 pp. 8° (Circular 38.) Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology, pt, 2, authors, B-Buxton; by

Ch". Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1903. p. 47-198, 8° (Bulletin 39 [pt.

pt. 3, authors, C-Czygan; by Ch. Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1903.

p. 199-324, 8" (Bulletin 39 [pt. 3].) Infectiveness of milk of cows which have reacted to tuberculin test [with bibli- ography] ; by John R, Moliler. 1903. 93 pP- + [2] 1. 2 pi. 8^ (Bulletin 44.) Instructions concerning inspection for foot-and-mouth disease. Dec. 3, 1902. 3 pp.

8° State and Territorial laws relating to contagious and infectious diseases of animals,

1901. 1902. 72 pp. 8" (Bulletin 43.) Biological Survey Division (Department of Agriculture).

Biological investigation of Hudson Bay region [with bibliography of natural his- tory of Keewatin]; by Edward A. Preble. Oct. 31, 1902. 140 pp. 13 pi. map,

8° (North American Fauna 22.) Birds of a Maryland farm, local study of economic ornithology; by Sylvester D. Judd. 1902. 116 pp. 41 il. 16 pi. map, 8" (Bulletin 17.) Game laws for 1902, summary of provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale, and licenses; by T. S. Palmer and H. W. Olds. 1902. 56 pp. 3 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 160.

)

Interstate commerce in birds and game. Aug. 23, 1902. 3 pp. 8" (Circular 38.

)

Botany Division (Department of Agriculture). Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium, v. 7 [title-page, contents, index,

etc.]. [Aug. 23, 1902.] p. 1-8, 409-422, 8" Horse-radish; by M. G. Kains. [May 20, 1898.] 8 pp. 8° (Circular 15.) List of publications of division. [Dec. 29, 1902.] 12 pp. 8" (Circular 30, revised

edition.

)

Census Office (Interior Department).

Abstract of i2tli census of United States, 1900. 1902. xiii-l-395 pp.

8"

1 2th census of United vStates, 1900, agriculture, pt. i, farms, live stock, and animal

products; Le Grand Powers, chief statistician for agriculture. 1902. ccxxxvi+

767 pp. 14 pi. 5 maps, 4° (Census reports, v. 5.) agriculture, pt. 2, crops and irrigation; Le Grand Powers, chief statistician for agriculture. 1902. 880 pp. il. 16 pi. 12 maps, 4" (Census reports, v. 7.) manufactures, pt. i, United States by industries; S. N. D. North, chief statis- tician for manufactures. 1902. cccxlii+697 pp. 22 pi. 2 maps, 4° (Census

reports, v. 7.)
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Census Office—Continued.

I2tli census of United States, 1900, manufactures, pt. 3, special reports on selected

industries; S. N. D. North, chief statistician for manufactures. 1902. xxiii-f-iiiQ pp. il. 32 pi. map, 4° (Census reports, v. 9.) manufactures, errata, pt. 3, cotton manufactures. [1902.] i p. large 8" manufactures, pt. 4, special reports on selected industries; S. N, D. North, chief

statistician for manufactures. 1902. xvii+gjS pp. il. 4° (Census reports, v. 10.) population, pt. 2; William C. Hunt, chief statistician for population. 1902. ccxxiii-t-754 pp. 17 pi. 3 maps, 4° (Census reports, v. 2.) vital statistics, pt. i, analysis and ratio tables; William A. King, chief statis- tician for vital statistics. 1902. cccxiii + 695 pp. il. 24 maps, 4° (Census

reports, v. 3.) Chemistry Bureau (Department of Agriculture).

American wines at Paris Exposition of 1900, their composition and character, by

H. W. Wiley; with monograph on Manufacture of wines in California, by

Henry Lachman. 1903. 40 pp. 2 pi. 8° (Bulletin 72.) Chemical composition of insecticides and fungicides with methods of analysis

employed; by J. K. Haywood in cooperation with Division of Entomology.

1902. 62 pp. I il. 8° (Bulletin 68.) Foods and food control [compilation of Federal and State laws] ; by W. D. Bigelow.

1902. pt. I, vi 1-93 pp. I il. 8" (Bulletin 69, pt. i.) pt. 2, vi — 95-187 pp. 8° (Bulletin 69, pt. 2.)

pt. 4, vi — 273-372 pp. 8" (Bulletin 69, pt. 4.)

pts. 3, 5 [xii] + 189-272 + 373-461 pp. 8" (Bulletin 69, pts. 3, 5. ) Fruits and fruit products, chemical and microscopical examination; by U. S. Munson, L. M. Tolman, and Burton J. Howard. 1902. iia pp. 12 pi. 8° (Bulletin

66.

)

Influence of soil and climate upon composition of sugar beet [during] 1901; by

Harvey W. Wiley. 1903. 42 pp. 3 il. 8" (Bulletin 74.) Manufacture of table sirups from sugar cane; bv H. W. Wiley. 1902. 32 pp. 2

il. 10 pi. 8° (Bulletin 70.)

Official method for analysis of tanning materials, adopted at 19th convention of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists. [Dec. 18, 1902.] 2 pp.

8"* (Cir- cular 8 revised.

)

Preliminary crop and soil data for cooperative study of available plant food.

[Jan. 8, 1903.] 9 pp. 8° (Circular 11.) Proceedings of i8th annual convention of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, Washington, D. C, Nov. 14-16, 1901; edited by Harvey W. Wiley.

1902. 184 pp. I por. 8" (Bulletin 67.) Proceedings of 19th annual convention of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, Washington, D. C, Oct. 2-4, 1902; edited by Harvey W. Wiley. 1903. 187 pp. I por. 5 il. 8'' (Bulletin 73.) Publications of bureau. Aug. i, 1902. 6 pp.

8° Sugar-cane culture in the Southeast for manufacture of table sirup; by H. W.

Wiley. 1903. 40 pp. 8" (Bulletin 75.) Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission (War Department).

Campaign for Chattanooga, historical sketch descriptive of model in relief of region about Chattanooga and of battles illustrated thereon. 1902 [1903]. 47 pp. map, 8" Civil Service Commission.

i8th report [with appendixes], 1901. 1902. 608 pp. 8" 19th report [with appendixes], 1902. 334 pp.

8° Coast and Geodetic Survey (Treasury Department).

Tide tables for [calendar] year 1903. 1902. 496 pp. il. large 8° for 1904. 1903. 508 pp. il. large 8" United States coast pilot, Atlantic coast; pt. 6, Chesapeake Bay and tributaries. 2d edition. 1902. 160+viii pp. 5 il. 2 maps, large 8° United States magnetic declination tables and isogonic charts for 1902 and facts relating to the earth's magnetism; by U. A. Bauer. 1902. 405 pp. 16 il. 12 pi. 2 maps, large 8" S. Doc. 5 3
34 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Comptroller of Treasury (Treasury Department).

Decisions, v. 8, 1902, containing decisions by Robert J. Tracewell .and Leander P. Mitchell, xiv-i-987 pp.

8° Digest of decisions, Oct. i, 1894-June 30, 1902, in published volumes 1-8 and

manuscript volumes 1-2 1. 1902. xxxi+693 pp.

8° Congress.

52d Congress, ist session. House miscellaneous documents, v. 40, pt. i. No. 261; War atlas, 1861-65, index, plates 1-84. (vSerial no. 2998, v, i.) Note.—Under the old law prior to Jan. 12, i-Sgs, only 470 copies of this volume were printed, and therefore it can not be supplied to all designated depository- libraries. V. 40, pt. 2. No. 261; War atlas, 1861-65, plates 85-175. (Serial no.

2998, V. 2.) Note.—Under the old law prior to Jan. 12, 1S95, onh'470 copies of this volume were printed, and therefore it can not be supplied to all designated depository- libraries. 56th Congress, ist session. House documents, v. 2. No. 2; Reports of War

Department, 1899; Secretary, miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3899.)

V. 3. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1899; Chiefs of bureaus.

(Serial no. 3900.)

V. 4. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1899; Major-general com- manding Army, pt. I, miscellaneous. (Serial no. 3901.)

V. 113, pt. 2; Smithsonian Institution, origin and history, 1835-99, v. 2. (Serial no. 4010, v. 2.) 56th Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 2. No. 4, 2 pts. ; Congressional

director}'. (Serial no 4030.)

V. 4. No. 39; Bergen, Norway, International Fisheries Exposition, 1898. (Serial no. 4032.

)

V. 6. No. 68; Coast and Geodetic Surve}- report, 1900. (Serial no. 4034.

)

V, 7. No. 76; National Academy of Sciences memoirs, v. 8, no. 5. (Serial no. 4035.

)

V. 8. No. 89, pt. i; Postal Commission report, v. i. Railway-mail pa}'. (Serial no. 4036,

)

V. 9. No. 89, pt. 2; Postal Commission report, v. 2, Railway-mail pay.

(vSerial no. 4037.

)

V. 10. No. 89, pt, 3; Postal Commission report, v. 3, 2d-class mail matter, etc. (Serial no. 4038.)

V. 12. Nos. 112, 190; Taft Philippine Commission, reports, 1900; Lands

held for ecclesiastical uses in Philippine Islands. (Serial no. 4040.)

V. 13. No. 138; Patent reports, 1900. (Serial no. 4041.)

V. 15. Nos. 206-238, except 219, 222, 223, 229-232, 235-237; Catalogue of Senate library; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4043.

)

V. 16. No, 219; Daughters of the American Revolution, 3d report, Oct.

II, 1898-Oct. II, 1900, (Serial no. 4044.)

"~

V. 17. No. 229; Legislative history of general staff of Army, 1775-1901.

(Serial no. 4045.

)

V. 18. Nos. 230, 236; Memorial addresses on C. K. Davis and J. H. Gear.

(vSerial no. 4046.

)

• V. 19. No. 231, pt. i; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-

1901, V. I. (Serial no. 4047.)

V. 20. No. 231, pt. 2; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 17S9-

1901, V. 2. (Serial no. 4048,)

V, 21, No. 231, pt, 3; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-

1901, V. 3. (Serial no. 4049.)

V. 22. No. 231, pt. 4; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-

1901, V. 4. (Serial no. 4050.)

V. 23. No, 231, pt. 5; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-

1901, V. 5. (Serial no. 4051.)

V. 24. No, 231, pt. 6; Reports of Connuittee on Foreign Relations, 1789-

1901, V. 6. (Serial no. 4052.)

V. 25. No. 231, pt. 7; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 17S9-

1901, V. 7. (Serial no. 4053.)
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

Congress—Continued.

561±L Congress, 2d session. Senate documents, v. 26. No. 231, pt. S; Reports of Committee on Foreign Relations, 1789-1901, v. 8. i Serial no. 4054.^

V. 27. No. 232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. i. (Serial no. 4055

V. 28. No. 232; Paris Exposition. 1900, report, v. 2. (Serial no. 4056

V. 29. No. 232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. 3. (Serial no. 4057

V. 30. No. 232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. 4. (Serial no. 405S

V. 31. No. 232: Paris Exposition, 1900, report, t. 5. (Serial no. 4059

T. 32. No. 232; Paris Exposition, 1900, report, v. 6. (Serial no. 4060

T. 33. No. 235; Appropriations, new ofiSces, etc. (Serial no. 4061.)

V. 34. No. 237; Senate manual. (Serial no. 4062.) — House doctmients, v. i. No. i: President's message and Foreign Relations. 1900. ( Serial no. 4069.

V. 12, pt. T. No. 2; Reports of AVar Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba, V. I,, pt. I. I Serial no. 4080. * T. 12, pt. 2. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Ci^-il affairs in Cuba, V. I. pt. 2. ( Serial no. 4081.)

V. 12, pt. 3. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba. V. I, pt. 3. (Serial no. 4082.)

V. 12, pt. 4, No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba, V. I, pt. 4. (Serial no. 40S3.)

V. 13, pt. I. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Civil affairs in Cuba, V. 2, pt. I. (^Serial no. 4084.

)

V. 18. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Engineers, pt. 4, (Serial no. 4092.)

V. 19. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Engineers, pt. 5. (Serial no. 4093.)

V. 20. No. 2: Reports of War Department, 1900; Engineers, pt. 6. (Serial no. 4094. ) V. 21. No. 2: Reports of War Department, 1900; Engineers, pt. 7.

( Serial no. 4095.)

V. 22. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1900; Engineers, pt. 8, (Serial no. 4096.) — V. 28. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Indian affairs, Five Ci\'ilized Tribes Commission, etc. ( Serial no. 4102. ; V. 31. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior. 1900; Geological Survey. 2ist report, pt. i, director's report, etc. (Serial no. 4105.)

V. 32. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 2ist report, pt. 2, general geology, economic geology, Alaska. (Serial no. 4106.)

V. 33. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 2 1st report, pt. 3. general geology, ore and phosphate deposits, Philippines.

(Serial no. 4107. j V. 34. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 2ist report, pt. 4, hydrography, i Serial no. 410S. ) v. 37. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Stu"- vey, 2ist report, pt. 6, Mineral Resources, 1S99. ( Serial no. 4111.)

V. 38. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 2ist report, pt. 6 continued. Mineral Resoturces, 1899. (Serial no. 4112.)

V. 39. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Geological Survey, 2ist report, pt. 7, Black and Grand prairies, Tex. (Serial no. 41 13. ) v. 40. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Education, v. i. Serial no. 41 14. ] V. 41. No. 5; Reports of Department of Interior, 1900; Education, v. 2.

i Serial no. 41 15. ) V. 49. No. 10; Report of comptroller of currency, 1900, v. 2. (Serial no. 4123. ,, V. 60. Nos. 19-75, except 29; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4134.)

V. 61. Nos. 76-121, except 80, 81, 106; miscellaneoixs. (Serial no. 4135.)
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Congress—Continued.

56tli Congress, 2(1 session. House documents, v. 64. Nos. 122-150, except 140,

141, 149; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4138.)

V. 68. No. 556, 4 pts. ; Consular Reports, Sept. -Dec. 1901, v. 67, nos. 252-255. (Serial no. 4142.)

V. 74. Nos. 151-228, except 171, 181, 190; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4148.)

V. 79. No. 356, pts. 7-12; American Repuljlics Bureau monthly bulletin, Juh'-Dec. 1901, V. II. (Serial no. 4153.)

V. 88. No. 315, 6 pts.; Labor Department bulletins 32-37, v. 6, 1901. (Serial no. 4162.

)

V. 89. Nos. 355-482, except 356, 368, 380, 466, 475; miscellaneous.

(vSerial no, 4163.)

]— V. 93. No. 483-515, except 484-488, 494-496, 507, 509, 510, 512-514; Cruise of revenue cutter Bear, 1897-98; Tennessee Centennial Exposition, 1897; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4167.)

V. 98. No. 510; Digest of contested election cases, ist-56tli Congress,

1789-1901. (Serial no. 4172.)

V. loi. No. 514; Atlas of Chickamauga, Chattanooga, and vicinity.

(vSerial no. 4175.)

V. 106. Nos. 520-525; Memorial addresses on John H. HofTecker, Frank

G. Clarke, William D. Daly, Albert D. Shaw, Richard A. Wise, Alfred C. Harmer, (Serial no. 4180.

)

V. 107. No. 526; Field operations of Division of vSoils, 1900. (Serial no. 4181.)

V. III. No. 529; Documentary history of Constitution, 1786-1870, v. 2. (Serial no. 4185.

)

V. 112. No. 529; Documentary history of Constitution, 1786-1870, v. 3. (Serial no. 4186.)

V. 113. Nos. 535, 536; Geological Survey bulletins 177, 178. (vSerial no. 4187.)

V. 114. No. 537, pt. i; Smithsonian Institution report, 1900. (Serial no. 4188.)

V. 115. No. 537, pt. 2; National IVIuseum report, 1900. (Serial no. 4189.)

V. 118. No. 539; Ethnology Bureau, 19th report, 1898, pt. i. (Serial no. 4192.)

V. 121. No. 540; Fish Commission bulletin, v. 20, 1900, pt. 2. (Serial no. 4195.)

v. 122. No. 541; Fish Commission report, 1900. (Serial no. 4196.)

v. 124. Nos. 546, 547; Geology of Copper River district; Cape Nome

and Norton Bay regions. (Serial no. 4198.)

V. 126. No. 548; American Historical Association report, 1900, v. 2. (Serial no. 4200.

)

V. 127. No. 549; Animal Industry Bureau, 17th report, 1900. (Serial no. 4201.)

V. 133. No. 552; Celebration of looth anniversary of establishment of

seat of Government in District of Columbia. (Serial no. 4207.)

V. 134. No. 555; Civil Service Commission, 17th report, 1900. (Serial

no. 4208.)

V. 135. No. 558; General index to War of Rebellion. (Serial no. 4209.

)

V. 137. No. 560; Document index. (Serial no. 4211.) 57th Congress, ist session. vSenate documents, v. 15. Nos. 171, 205, 2 pts.; Correspondence relating to Philippine tariff; Charges of cruelty in Philippines.

(Serial no. 4233.

)

Senate reports, v, i. No. i; Interoceanic canals. (vSerial no. 4256.)

V. 2. Nos. 2-334, except 166; mi.scellaneous. (vSerial no. 4257.)

V. 3. No. 166; Improvement of park system of District of Columbia,

(Serial no. 4258.)

V. 4, Nos. 335-55S; miscellaneous. (vSerial no, 4259,)
REPORT OF THE PUBI.IC PRINTER. 37

Congress—Continued.

57th Congress, ist session. Senate reports, v. 5. Nos. 559-919, except 776; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4260,

)

V. 6. Nos. 920-1180, except 1075; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4261.)

V. 7. Nos. 1181-1616; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4262.)

V. 8. Nos. 1617-1930; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4263.)

V. 9. Nos. 1931-2126; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4264.

)

V. 10. No. 776, 2 pts. ; Chinese exclusion. (Serial no. 4265.)

V. II. No. 1075; River and harbor bill. (Serial no. 4266.

)

—— House documents, v. i. No. i; President's message and foreign relations, 1901; Affairs in China. (Serial no. 4268.)

V. 3. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1901; Chiefs of bureaus.

(Serial no. 4270.

)

V. 4. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1901; Lieutenant-general, pt.

1, miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4271.)

V. 5. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1901; Lieutenant-general, pt.

2, Division of Philippines. (Serial no. 4272.)

V. 34. Nos. 6, 29, 334; Reports of Department of Agriculture, 1901; Expenditures, 1901; Experiment Stations Office report, 1901. (Serial no. 4301.)

V. 42. No. 13; Foreign Commerce and Navigation, 1901, v. i. (Serial no. 4309-)

V. 43. No. 13; Foreign Commerce and Navigation, 1901, v. 2. (Serial no. 4310-

)

v. 54. No. 20; American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1902. (Serial no. 4321.)

V. 71. No. 177; Industrial Commission reports, v. 8, Chicago labor dis- putes. (Serial no. 4338.)

V. 72. No. 178; Industrial Commission reports, v. 9, Transportation, 2d

report. (Serial no. 4339.

)

V. 73. No. 179; Industrial Commission reports, v. 10, Agriculture and

agricultural labor. (Serial no. 4340.)

V. 74. No. 180; Industrial Commission reports, v. 11, Agriculture, 2d

report. Taxation. (Serial no. 4341.)

V. 75. No. 181; Industrial Commission reports, v. 12, Capital and labor employed in mining industry. (Serial no. 4342.)

V. 76. No. 182; Industrial Commission reports, v. 13, Trusts and industrial combinations, 2d report. (Serial no. 4343.)

V. 77. No. 183; Industrial Commission reports, v. 14, Capital and labor

in manufactures and business, 2d report. (Serial no. 4344.)

V. 78, No. 184; Industrial Commission reports, v. 15, Immigration,

Education. (Serial no. 4345.)

V. 79. No. 185; Industrial Commission reports, v. 16, Foreign labor laws.

(Serial no. 4346.)

V. 80. No. 186; Industrial Commission reports, v. 17, Labor organizations, labor disputes, and arbitration. Railway labor. (Serial no. 4347.)

V. 81. No. 187; Industrial Commission reports, v. 18, Industrial combinations in Europe. (Serial no. 4348.)

V. 82. No. 380; Industrial Commission reports, v. 19, final report.

(Serial no. 4349.)

V. 131. No. 718; Document index. (Serial no. 4398.) House reports, v. i. Nos. 1-188; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4399.)

V. 2, Nos. 189-416; Stores and supplies claims; miscellaneous. (Serial

no. 4400.)

V. 3. Nos. 417-738; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4401.)

V. 4. Nos. 739-1093; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4402.)

V. 5. Nos. 1094-1422; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4403.)

V. 6. Nos. 1423-1729; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4404.)

V. 7. Nos. 1730-2081; miscellaneous. (Serial no 4405.)
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Congress—Coiitiimed.

57tli Coiii^ress, ist session. House reports, v. S. Nos. 2082-2443; miscellaneous.

( vScrial no. 4406.

)

V. 9. Nos. 2444-2750; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4407.) Congressional Record, proceedings and debates of 57th Congress, ist session, also special session of Senate, v. 55 [pt. r, Mar. 4, 1901-Jan. 27, 1902]. 1902. [3] +

1-1008 pp. 4°

V. 35 [pt. 2, Jan. 27-Feb. 22, 1902]. [3] + 1009-2080 pp. 4°

V. 35 [pt. 3, Feb. 22-Mar. 21, 1902]. [3] -f 2080-3152 pp. 4°

V. 35 [pt. 4, Mar. 2i-Apr. 16, 1902]. [3] + 3153-4224 pp. 4°

V. 35 [pt. 5, Apr. i6-May 10, 1902]. [3] + 4225-5280 pp. 4"

V. 35 [pt. 6, May lo-June 5, 1902]. [3] + 5281-6336 pp. 4"

V. 35 [pt. 7, June 5-25, 1902]. [3] -f 6337-7392 pp. 4°

V. 35 [pt. 8, June 25-July i, 1 902, with appendix] . [3] + 7393-7795 + 666 pp. 4° [index to pts. 1- 8, including History of bills and joint resolutions]. 735 -|- 584

PP- 4" Statutes at Large, Dec. 1901-Mar. 1903, concurrent resolutions, and recent treaties, conventions, and executive proclamations; edited under direction of Secretary

of State. 1903. V. 32, pt. I, Ixvii -f 1-1232 -j- clxi pp. large 8°

pt. 2, 1233-2251 pp. large 8" Statutes passed at ist session of 57th Congress, 1901-02, and concurrent resolutions, recent treaties, and executive proclamations; edited under direction of

Secretar}' of State. 1902. [1434] pp. large 8** Statutes passed at 2d session of 57th Congress, 1902-03, and concurrent resolutions, recent treaties, and executive proclamations; edited under direction of Secretary of State. 1903. [966] pp. large 8° 57tli Congress, 2d session, official Congressional directory; by A. J. Halford, ist edition, corrected to Nov. 26, 1902. x -f- 385 pp. il. i pi. map, 8" 58tli Congress, special session of Senate, official Congressional directory; by A. J. Halford. [2d] special edition, corrected to Mar. 12, 1903. xiv -|- 415 pp. il. i pi. map, 8° Court of Claims. Cases decided at term of 1901-2, with abstracts of decisions of Supreme Court in appealed cases, Oct., 1901-May, 1902; reported by Charles C. Nott and Archibald Hopkins. 1902 [1903]. v. 37, CV4-604 pp. S** Dairy Division (Animal Industr}- Bureau, Department of Agriculture). Cheese making on farm; by Henry E. Alvord. 1903. 16 pp. 3 il. 8" (Farmers'

bulletin 166.)

Officials, associations, and educational institutions connected with dairy interests

of United States for 1903. Mar. 25, 1903. 11 pp. 8" (Animal Industry Bureau.

Circular 40.

)

Water content of creamery butter. [Feb. 1903.] 4 pp. 8" (Animal Industry

Bureau. Circular 39.

)

Documents Office (Government Printing Office). 8tli annual report of superintendent of documents, 1902. 1903. 40 pp. S"^ Education Bureau (Interior Department).

Education in Xel^raska [with bibliography]; by Howard W. Caldwell. 1902. 268 pp. il. 10 pi. S" (Contributions to American educational history 32; circular

of information 3, 1902; whole no. 282.) History of higher education in Colorado; by James Edward Le Rossignol. 1903. 67 pp. 25 pi. 8" (Contributions to American educational history 34; circular of information i, 1903; whole no. 292.) History of higher education in Maine; by Edward W. Hall. 1903. 241 pp. 9

pi. 8" (Contributions to American educational history 36; circular of information

3, 1903; [whole no. 294].) History of education in Texas [with bibliography]; by J. J. Lane. 1903. 334 pp.

13 por. 32 pi. 8" (Contributions to American educational history 35; circular

of information 2, 1903; whole no. 293.) Entomology Division (Department of Agriculture).

Bedbug, cimex lectularius Linn., by C. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from Bulletin 4, new series. [June 15, 1902.] 8 pp. 3 il. 8° (Circular 47, 2d series.)
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

Entomology Division—Continued. Cockroaches, by C. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from Bulletin 4, new series. [June

23, 1902.] 15 pp. 5 il. 8° (Circular 51, 2d series.) Control of codling moth; by C. B. Simpson. 1903. 24 pp. 4 il. 8'' (Farmers'

bulletin 171.) Culture of mulberry silkworm; by Henrietta Aiken Kelly. 1903. 32 pp. 15 il. 8° (Bulletin 39, new series.) Fruit-tree bark-beetle, scol5i:us rugulosus Ratz.; by F. H. Chittenden. [Mar. 25, 1903.] 8 pp. 5 il. 8° (Circular 29, revised edition.) House centipede, scutigera forceps Raf. , by C. L. Marlatt; from Bulletin 4, new

series. [June 10, 1902.] 4 pp. 2 il. 8" (Circular 48, 2d series.) How to control San Jose scale; by C. L. Marlatt. [Mar, 25, 1903.] 7 pp.

8° (Circular 42, 2d series, 3d edition.) Hydrocyanic-acid gas against household insects. [May 22, 1902.] 4 pp.

8" (Circular 46, 2d series.) Index to bulletins 1-30, new series, 1896-1901; by Nathan Banks. 1902. 64 pp.

8" (Bulletin 36, new series.) Larger apple-tree borers. [Aug. 30, 1902.] 12 pp. 3 il. 8° (Circular 32, 2d series, revised edition.) Lime, sulphur, and salt wash [as remedy for San Jose scale in the East] ; by C. L. Marlatt. [Feb. 20, 1903.] 8 pp. 8° (Circular 52, 2d series.) Methods of controlling [Mexican cotton-] boll weevil; by \V. D. Hunter. 1903. 16 pp. 2 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 163.) Proceedings of 14th annual meeting of Association of Economic Entomologists.

1902. 127 pp. 2 il. I pi. 8° (Bulletin 37, new series.) Proceedings of 15th annual meeting of Association of Economic Entomologists.

1903. 124 pp. 6 il. 2 pi. 8° (Bulletin 40, new series.

)

Report on codling-moth investigations in the Northwest during 1901; by C. B. vSimpson. 1902. 29 pp. i il. 5

pi. 8" (Bulletin 35, new series.) Scale insects and mites on citrus trees; by C. L. Marlatt. 1903. 43 pp. 34 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 172.) Silkworm culture; by Henrietta Aiken Kelly. 1903. 32 pp. 16 il. 8" (Farmers'

bulletin 165.) Silver fish, lepisma saccharina Linn., by C. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from

Bulletin 4, new series. [June 20, 1902.] 4 pp. 2 il. 8° (Circular 49, 2d series.) Some miscellaneous results of work of division, 6. 1902. no pp. 9 il. 2 pi. 8° (Bulletin 38, new series.) White ant, termes flavipes Koll., by C. L. Marlatt; revised reprint from Bulletin

4, new series. [June 30, 1902.] 8 pp. 4 il. 8° (Circular 50, 2d series.) Yellow-winged locust, camnula pellucida Scudd. ; by C. B. Simpson. [May 12, 1903-] 3 PP- I il- 8" (Circular 53.) Experiment Stations Office ( Department of Agriculture).

Agricultural experiment stations in foreign countries; by A. C. True and D, J. Crosby. 1902. 230 pp. 8° (Bulletin 112.) Dietary studies in New York City in 1896 and 1897; by W. O. Atwater and A. P, Bryant. 1902. 83 pp. 8° (Bulletin 116.) Digest of recent experiments on horse feeding; by C. F. Langworthy. 1903. 75

pp. 8" (Bulletin 125.) Experiments on effect of muscular work upon digestibility of food and metabolism

of nitrogen at University of Tennessee, j 899-1900; by Chas. E. Wait. 1902, 45 pp. 8" (Bulletin 117.) Experiments on metabolism of nitrogen, sulphur, and phosphorus in human organ- ism [in cooperation with Columbia University] ; by H. C. Sherman. 1902. 47

pp. 3 il. 8" (Bulletin 121.) Experiment Station Record, v. 13, no. 9. 1902. viii + 807-906 pp. i pi. 8"

V. 13, no. 10. 1902. viii -|- 907-1008 pp.

8*^ V. 13, no. II. 1902. xi + 1009-1112 pp.

8°

V. 13, no. 12. 1902, xviii + 1113-1206 pp.

8°

V. 14, no. I. X 4- i-ioo pp.

8°

V. 14, no. 2. viii -f 101-204 pp.

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Experiment Stations Office—^Coiitinued. Experiment Station Record, v. 14, no. 3. 1902. viii -|- 205-308 pp.

8"

V. 14, no. 4. 1902. X -\- 309-412 pp.

8°

V. 14, no. 5. x + 413-516 pp.

8"

V. 14, no. 6. vii 517-620 pp.

8"

V. 14, no. 7. ix + 621-724 pp.

8"

V. 14, no. 8. X J 725-828 pp. 7 il. I pi. 8"

V. 14, no. 9. xi 4- 829-932 pp.

8"

V. 14, no. 10. X + 933-1036 pp.

8" Experiment Station Work, v. i, including Experiment vStation Work 1-20 [title- page, content.s, index, etc.]. 1902. xiv + xviii pp.

8"

21. 1903. 32 pp. 3 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 162.)

22. 1903. 32 pp. 6 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 169.)

V. 2, no. 2. 1903. iv -f 29-56 pp. 6 il. 8" How to build small irrigation ditches; by C. T. Johnston and J. D. vStannard.

1902. 28 pp. 9 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 158.) Irrigation from Big Thompson River; by John E. Field. 1902. 75 pp. i il. 4 pi. map, 8" (Bulletin 118.) Irrigation of rice in United States; by Frank Bond and George H. Keeney. 1902. 77 pp. 10 il. 23 pi. 6 maps, 8° (Bulletin 113.) Key to subject index of experiment station literature. Apr. 25, 1902. [3] pp. 8° (Circular 23 revised.) Fist of publications of office on food and nutrition of man. Nov. 5, 1902. 9 pp.

8° ([Publication] 238 revised [7th edition].

)

Fist of publications of office on irrigation. Oct. 15, 1902. 7 pp. 8" ([Publication] 358 revised.

)

Organization lists of agricultural colleges and experiment stations in United States. Jan. 1903. 96 pp. 8° (Bulletin 122.) Preliminary plans and estimates for drainage of Fresno district, Cal. ; by C. Q.

Elliott. [Apr. 16, 1903.] 9 pp- 8" (Circular 50.

)

Principles of horse feeding; by C. F. Fangworthy. 1903. 44 pp. 8" (Farmers'

bulletin 170.) Proceedings of 15th annual convention of Association of American Agricultural

Colleges and Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C, Nov. 12-14, 1901; edited by A. C. True, W. H. Beal, and H. H. Goodell. 1902. 134 pp. 9 il. 8° (Bulletin 115.) Proceedings of i6th annual convention of Association of American Agricultural

Colleges and Experiment Stations, Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 7-9, 1902; edited by A. C. True, W. H. Beal, and H. C. White. 1903. 144 pp. 2 pi. 8° (Bulletin 123.) Proceedings of 7th annual meeting of American Association of Farmers' Institute W^orkers, Washington, D. C, June 24-26, 1902; edited by A. C. True, D. J. Crosby, and G. C. Creelman. 119 pp, 8° (Bulletin 120.) Report of irrigation investigations in Utah, under direction of Elwood Mead,

assisted by R. P. Teele, A. P. Stover, A. F. Doremus, J. D. Stannard, Frank

Adams, and G. L. Swendsen. 1903. 330 pp. 2 il. 14 pi. 5 maps, 4" (Bulletin

124.) Silos and silage; [by] Charles S. Plumb. Revised edition. 1903. 32 pp. 6 il. 8° (Farmers' bulletin 32.)

Statistics of land-grant colleges and agricultural experiment stations in United

States, 1902. 1903. 38 pp. 8° (Bulletin 128.) Studies on digestibility and nutritive value of bread at University of Minnesota in 1900-02; by Harry Snyder. 1903. 52 pp. 3

pi. 8" (Bulletin 126.) What Department of Agriculture is doing for irrigation; by Elwood Mead. [Oct. 14,1902.] 4 pp. 8° ( Circular 48.

)

Foreign Markets Division (Department of Agriculture).

Agricultural imports of United Kingdom, 1896- 1900; by P'rank H. Hitchcock.

1902. 227 pp.

8'' (Bulletin 26.) Distribution of agricultural exports of United States, 1897-1901; by Frank H.

Hitchcock. 1902. 202 pp.

8"" (Bulletin 29.

)
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Foreign Markets Division—Continued. Our foreign trade in agricultural products, 1902. Feb. 21, 1903. 24 pp. 8" (Cir- cular 25.) Sources of agricultural imports of United States, 1S97-1901 ; by Frank H. Hitchcock.

1902. 132 pp. 8° (Bulletin 28. ) Forestry Bureau (Department of Agriculture").

Conser\-ative lumbering at Sewanee, Tenn.; by John Foley. 1903. 36 pp. 11 pi. map, large 8° (Bulletin 39.) Eucalypts cultivated in United States [with bibliography] ; by Alfred James

McClatchie. 1902. 106 pp. 92 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 35. ! Forest influences. [2d edition.] 1902. 197 pp. 63 il. 8° (Bulletin 7.) Hardy catalpa. 1902. 58 pp. 2 il. 31 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 37.

)

Historv of lumber industry in State of Xew York; bv William F. Fox. 1902. 59

pp. 20 pi. 8- i; Bulletin 34.

)

New method of turpentine orcharding. [Feb. 2, 1903.] 8 pp. 3 il. 8" (Circular 24.

)

New method of turpentine orcharding; by Charles H. Herty. 1903. 43 pp. 5 il. 16 pi. large S** (Bulletin 40.

)

Redwood. 1903. 40 pp. 6 il. 13 pi. large 8" ( Bulletin 38.) Results of investigations on long-leaf pine, pinus palustris. 1893. 92 pp. 22 il. 12 pi. 4° Timber phvsics, pt. I, preliminarv report; bv B. E. Fernow. 1892. [viii]^57pp.

il. 6 pi. 4° (Bulletin 6.) '

' Western hemlock; by Edward T. Allen. 1902. 55 pp. 5 il. 12 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 33-) Woodlot, handbook for owners of woodlands in southern New England; by Henry

Solon Graves and Richard Thornton Fisher. 1903. 89 pp. 30 il. 4 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 42.) Working plan for forest lands near Pine Bluff, Ark. ; by Frederick E. Olmsted.

1902= 48 pp. 9 il. 10 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 32.) Geological Survey ( Interior Department )

.

Geologic atlas of United States, Atoka folio, Ind. T. Library edition. 1902. 8 pp.

2 pi. 4 maps, large 4" (Folio 79.

)

Camp Clarke folio, Nebr. Librarv edition. 1903. 4 pp. i il. 2 pi. 2 maps,

large 4° (Folio 87.) Chicago folio. Riverside, Chicago, Desplaines, and Calumet quadrangles, 111.- Ind. [with bibliography]. Library edition. 1902. 14 pp. 14 il. 2 pi. 12 maus,

large 4" (Folio 81. )

' Ditnev folio, Ind. Library edition. 1902. 8 pp. 3 il. 4 pi. 3 maps, large 4"

( Folio 84.

)

Ellensburg folio, Wash. Library edition. 1903. 7 pp. 3 maps, large 4" (Folio 86.) Masontown-Uniontown folio, Pa. Library edition. 1902. 21 pp. 26 il. 3

pi. 8 maps, large 4" (Folio 82.) New York City folio, Paterson, Harlem, Staten Island, and Brooklyn quadrangles, N. Y.-N. J. Library edition. 1902 [1903]. 19 pp. 12 il. 2 pi. 13 maps,

large 4'' (Folio 83.) Norfolk folio, Ya.-N. C. Library edition. 1902. 4 pp. 2 pi. 2 maps, large 4°

( Folio 80.

)

Oelrichs folio, S. Dak. -Nebr. Library edition. 1902 [1903]. 6 pp. 2 il. 2 pi. 4 maps, large 4° ( Folio 85.

)

Port Orford folio, Oreg. Library edition. 1903. 6 pp. 4 maps, large 4° (Folio 89.) Raleigh folio, W. Va. Librarv edition. 1902. 8 pp. 2 il. 3 pi. 4 maps, large

4" (Folio 77.) Rome folio, Ga.-Ala. Library edition. 1902. 6 pp. 2 pi. 4 maps, large 4°

( Folio 78.

)

Scotts Bluff folio, Nebr. Library edition. 1903. 5 pp. i il. 2 pi. 2 maps,

large 4'' (Folio 88.)
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

House of Representatives (Conj^ress). Trust laws, act to regulate comuierce, as amended, and acts supplementary thereto, 1S87-1903; compiled by Joel Gra}^-

vson. 1903. 42 pp.

8" Hydrographic Office (Equipment Bureau, Navy Department). Azimuths of celestial bodies whose declinations range from 24° to 70°, for parallels of latitude extending to 70° from equator; b}^ G. W. Ivittleliales, with F. G. Radelfinger,

J. W. Froley, and C. C. Ennis. 1902. 288 pp. 4° ([Publication] 120.) Hygienic Laboratory ( Public "Health and Marine Hospital vService, Treasury

Department). Report upon prevalence and geographic distribution of hook- worm disease, uncinariasis or anchylostomiasis, in United States [with bibliography]; by Ch. Warden Stiles. Feb. 1903. 121 pp. 86 il. 8" (Bulletin 10.) Immigration Bureau (Treasury Department). Annual report of commissionergeneral, 1902. 81 pp. 4 pi. map, 8° Interior Department. Decisions of Department and General Land Office relating

to public lands, Jul}^ 1901-Dec. 1902; by S. V. Proudfit and George J. Hesselnian.

1903. V. 31, xxiii4 568 pp. S° [These decisions are made up in the office of the Attorney-General for the Interior Department, but are promulgated by the

Secretary of the Interior.] Internal Revenue Office (Treasury Department). Revised regulations concerning

oleomargarine, also adulterated butter and process or renovated butter, under

internal-revenue laws approved Aug. 2, 1886, Oct. i, 1890, May 9, 1902. 1902. 95 pp. 8" (Regulations no. 9, revised June, 1902.) Judiciary Committee (House). Hearing on H. 14798, to establish laboratory for study of criminal, pauper, and defective classes, with bibliography, by Arthur

MacDonald, before committee [Apr. 25, 1902]. 309 pp. il. 8° Labor Department. Index of reports issued b}^ bureaus of labor statistics in United

vStates prior to Mar. i, 1902. 287 pp.

8° Labor Employment Board (Department of Agriculture). Instructions to appli- cants for appointment to position of mere unskilled laborer in Department of Agriculture at Washington, D. C. July 18, 1902. 3 pp.

8° Library (Department of Agriculture).

Catalogue of publications relating to botany in librar3^ 1902. 242 pp. 8" ( Bulletin 42.) List of references to publications relating to irrigation and land drainage; by Ellen

A. Hedrick. 1902. 181 pp. 8° (Bulletin 41.) [Prepared by cooperation of

Office of Experiment Stations and Library of Department of Agriculture.]

Life=Saving Service (Treasur}' Department). Annual report, 1902. 1903. 475 pp.

il. 8'^ Light=House Board (Treasur}- Department). Laws relative to Light-House Fstablishrnent passed at 2d session, 57th Congress, 1902-03. [1903.] 29 pp.

8" Medical Department (War Department). Index-catalogue of librar}^ of SurgeonGeneral's Office, United States Army, authors and subjects; 2d series, v. 7, Hernia-Inquiry. 1902. iii + 12 -|- 1003 pp. large 8" Medicine and Surgery Bureau (Navy Department). Drill regulations for Hospital

Corps. 1902. 6r pp. il. 24"^ Military Information Division (Adjutant-General, War Department). Notes of military interest for 1901 [with bibliography]; compiled and arranged by

E. A. Edwards, J. S. Herron, H. B. Ferguson, and R. S. Clark. Jan. 1902. 549

pp. 31 il. 10 pi. 12 maps, II in pocket, i tab. 8" ([Publication] 36.) Target practice and remount systems abroad; arranged by E. A. Edwards and

J. S. Herron. Apr. 1902. 378 pp. il. 8° Mint Bureau (Treasury Department). [3otli] annual report of director, 1902. 1902

[1903]. iv+370 pp. 50 pi. 8° Nashville, Tennessee Centennial Exposition, 1897. Report [of board of management] on Government exhibit at exposition. 1901. xi-j-i88 pp. 2 por. 55 pi. map, 8*^ National Museum (Smithsonian Institution). Birds of North and Middle America; bv Robert Ridgway, 1902. pt. 2, XX4-834 pp.

22 pi. 8° (Bulletin 50 [pt. 2].)
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

National Museum—Continued.

Contributions from I'. S. National Herbarium, v. 2. botany of "^-estern Texas, manual of phanerogams and pteridoph\-tes of ^vestern Texas; by John INI. Coulter. 1891-94 [1902]. V—5SS— [i]pp. 3

pi. S

' [This is a reprint of the Division of Botany edition, 1S94. with page 430a added.] XOTE.—Hereafter the Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium, formerlj- published bv the Division of Botany, will be pubhshed by the National Museum, in accordance with a

special provision in the sundry- civil appropriation act approved June 2S. 1902. V. 8. pt. I, studies of INIexican and Central American plants 3; by J. X. Rose. [June 16] 1903. ^'ii —1-55—iv pp. 11 il. 12 pi. S

'

Instructions to collectors of historical and anthropological specimens, especiclly

designed for collectors in insular possessions of United States: by William Henry

Holmes and Otis Tufton Mason. 1902. 16 pp. 8" (^Bulletin 39, pt. 0. 1 List of North American lepidoptera and key to literature of this order of insects

[^vith bibliography]; by Harrison G. Dyar, assisted by C. H, Fernald, George

D. Hulst, and August Busck. 1902. xix~723 pp. S' Bulletin 52. - Proceedings [with bibliographies]. 1902. v. 24, xv—971pp.il. 51 pi. 4 maps, 8° Nautical Almanac Office Naval ObserA-atory. Equipment Bureau, Navy Depart- ment I

.

American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1903. 2d edition. 1902. viii-p 591 pp. il. 2 maps, large 8"" for 1904. ist edition. 1901. —591 pp. il. 2 maps, large 8" for 1905. ist edition. 1901 [1902]. viii— 595 pp. il. 2 maps, large 8° for 1906. 1st edition. 1902 [1903]. Tiii —595 pp. il. 2 maps, large 8° Navigation Bureau (Navy Department).

List and station of commissioned and warrant officers of Navy and IMarine Corps on active list, and officers on retired list on active duty, July i. 1902. 124 pp. S'^ Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac for 1903. ist edition. 1902. 91 pp. large 8'^ Navy Department. Allowance of equipment under cognizance of Bureau of Equip- ment and Recruiting for vessels of Navy, 1890. 80 pp.

4"' Northern and Northwestern Lakes Survey ( Engineer Department, AVar Department). Bulletin 12b. Lake ISIichigan and Green Bay. to supplement information given upon charts of Great Lakes. [May 22] 1902. 70 pp. i tab. 4

'

Patent Office ( Interior Department ). Rules of practice, revisad Jan. 2, 1903. [17th

edition.] loS pp. 3pi. 8*" Pension Bureau i Interior Department 1. Laws governing army and navy pensions,

with regnlations relating thereto. July, 1902. 309 pp.

8" Plant Industry Bureau ( Department of Agriculture).

Berseem, great forage and soiling crop of Nile Valley; by David G. Fairchild. Aug. 30, 1902. 20 pp. 14 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 23. Bluing and red rot of vrestern yellow pine, with special reference to Black Hills

forest reser^-e; by Hermann von Schrenk. INIay 5, 1903. 40 pp. 14 pi. large S''

' Bulletin 36. )

' Budding the pecan; by George AV. Oliver. Dec. 9, 1902. 20 pp. S pi. large 8°

( Bulletin 30. 1 Cassava; by S. M. Tracy. 1903. 32 pp. 11 il. 8''

( Farmers' bulletin 167. 1 Commercial grading of corn; bv Carl S. Scofield. June 13, 1903. 24 pp. 4 pi. 8" ( Bulletin 41. 1 Cultivated forage crops of northwestern States; by A. S. Hitchcock. Dec. 13, 1902. 28 pp. 7

pi. large 8" 1 Bulletin 31. ) Disease of white ash caused by polyporous fraxinophilus ; by Hermann von

Schrenk. Feb. 28, 1903. 20 pp. i il. 5pi. large 8' ( Bulletin 32. Distribution of cotton seed in 1903. [1903.] 13 pp. 2 pi. large 8' Effect of black rot on turnips, series of photomicrographs, accompanied by

explanatorv text; bv Erwin F. Smith. Jan. 17, 1903, 20 pp. 14 pi. large 8°

( Bulletin 29.

)

Home vineyard, with special reference to northern conditions; by AV, H. Ragan.

1902. 24 pp. 15 il. S'" I Farmers' bulletin 156. 1 Injurious effects of premature pollination, Avith notes on artificial pollination and

setting of fruit without pollination; by Charles P. Hartley. Oct. 4, 1902. 48

pp. 3 il. 4 pi. large 8'" (Bulletin 22.)
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Plant Industry Bureau—Continued.

List of American varieties of vegetables for 1901 and 1902; by W. W. Tracy, jr. Jan. 17, 1903. 402 pp. large 8" (Bulletin 21.) List of publications of Office of Grass and Forage Plant Investigations and Divi- sion of Agrostology; by W. J. Spillman. [Sept. 26] 1902. 12 pp.

8" Mango in Porto Rico; by G. N. Collins. Jan. 17, 1903. 38 pp. 15 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 28.) Manufacture and preservation of unferniented grape must; by George C. Husmann.

Nov. 6, 1902. 19 pp. 4 il. I pi. large 8" (Bulletin 24.) Manufacture of semolina and macaroni; by Robert P. Skinner, 1902. 31 pp.

6 il. 5

pi. large 8" (Bulletin 20.) North American species of leptocliloa; b}^ A. vS. Hitchcock. Feb. 10, 1903, 24 pp.

16 il. 6 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 33.) Pearl millet; by Carleton R. Ball. 1903. 16 pp. 3 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 168.

)

Practical suggestions for fruit growers; by H. P. Gould. 1902. 28 pp. 8 il. 8" (Farmers' bulletin 161.) Propagation of plants; by L. C. Corbett. 1902. 24 pp. 22 il. 8° (Farmers' bulletin 157.) Rape as a forage crop; by A. S. Hitchcock. 1903. 16 pp. i il. 8" (Farmers'

bulletin 164.

)

Recent foreign explorations [in rice-producing countries], as bearing on agricultural development of southern States; by S. A. Knapp. Feb. 14, 1903. 44 pp.

2 il. 6 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 35.) Silkworm food plants, cultivation and propagation; b}- George W. Oliver. Jan. 15, 1903. 20 pp. 13 pi. large 8" (Bulletin 34.) Spanish almonds and their introduction into America; by David G. Fairchild.

1902. 16 pp. 8 pi. large 8° (Bulletin 26.) Stock ranges of northwestern California, notes on grasses and forage plants and

range conditions; by Joseph Burtt Davy. 81 pp. 4 il. 8 pi. 3 maps, large 8° (Bulletin 12.) Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station (Experiment Stations Office, Depart- ment of Agriculture).

Agricultural experiment station of Porto Rico, its establishment, location, and

purpose; by Frank D. Gardner. 1903. 15 pp. 4 pi. 8° (Bulletin i.) Changa, or mole cricket, scapteriscus didactylus Latr., in Porto Rico; by O. W.

Barrett. 1902. 20 pp. i il. 8" (Bulletin 2.) La changa, 6 grillotalpa, scapteriscus didactylus Latr., en Puerto Rico; por O. W.

Barrett. 1902. 20 pp. i il. 8" (Boletin2.

)

Public Health and Marine Hospital Service (Treasury Department). Annual

report of supervising surgeon-general of Marine-Hospital Service, 1900. [1903.] 736 pp. il. 13 pi. 8« Public Road Inquiries Office (Department of Agriculture).

Going in debt for good roads; address by Judge Thayer, Coimcil Bluffs, May 24, 1893. Jan. 16, 1897. 6 pp. 8" (Circular 26.

)

Highway maintenance and repairs, highway taxation, comparative results of labor and money systems, contract system of maintaining roads. [Dec. 15, 1897.] 16 pp. 8° (Circular 24, revision of 16, 20, and 24.) List of national. State, and local road associations and kindred organizations in United States. [May i, 1902.] 14 pp. 8" (Circular 36, revised.) Proceedings of 3d annual Good Roads Convention of Boards of Supervisors of State of New York, Albany, Jan. 28 and 29, 1902. 63 pp. 12 pi. map, 8° (Bulletin 22.) Proceedings of Jefferson Memorial and Interstate Good Roads Convention, Charlottesville, Va., Apr. 2-4, 1902. 1902 [1903]. 60 pp. 3il. 5 pi. 8° (Bulletin 25.) Proceedings of North Carolina good roads convention, Raleigh, Feb. 12 and 13, 1902; by J. A. Holmes. 1903. 72 pp. 5 pi. 8" (Bulletin 24.) Road conventions in southern States, and object-lesson roads constructed under

supervision of office with cooperation of Southern Railway [and National Good

Roads Association]. 1902. 89 pp. 11 pi. 8" (Bulletin 23.) Social, connnercial, and economic phases of road subject. Mar. 29, 1900. 8 pp,

8" (Circular 34.)
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

Publications Division (Department of Agriculture).

Index to Yearbooks of Department of Agriculture, 1894-1900; by Charles H.

Greathouse. 1902. 196 pp. 8° (Bulletin 7.) List by titles of publications of Department of Agriculture, 1840-June, 1901; by

R. B. Handy and Minna A. Cannon. 1902. 216 pp. 8" (Bulletin 6.) List of bulletins and circulars issued by Department of Agriculture and available

for free distribution; corrected to Jan. i, 1903. 28 pp. 8° ([Publication] 247,

8tli edition.

)

ZNlonthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Dec. 1902. 4 pp.

8° ([Publication] 452.) Jan. 1903. 4PP-8° ( [Publication] 453.) Feb. 1903. 4 pp. 8° ( [Publication] 456.) Mar. 1903. 4 pp. 8" ( [Publication] 458.) Apr. 1903. 4pp. 8" ([Publication] 461.) May, 1903. 4 pp. 8° ([Publication] 462.) Speech by James Wilson, delivered July 7, 1902, at school of agriculture, Colmnbus, Ohio. July 17, 1902. 6 pp.

8° Record and Pension Office (War Department).

War of the Rebellion, compilation of official records of Union and Confederate

armies, additions and corrections to series i, v. 9, 18, 20, 23, 25-30, 33; John S. Moodey, indexer. 8° to series i, v. 34-39, 49, 51-53; John Moodey, indexer. 1902. 8° to series i, v. 40, 43, 44. 50; John S. Moodey, indexer. 1902. 8° to series i, v. 41, 42, 45-48; John S. Moodey, indexer. 1902. 8- to series 2, v. i. 8° to series 2, v. 2-8. 8° to series 3, v. 1-5. 8° to series 4, v. 1-3. 8° to atlas. 8" to general index volume. 8" v, Revenue=Cutter Service (Treasury Department). Report of operations of revenue

steamer Xunivak on Yukon River station, 1899-1901; by J. C. Cantwell. 1902

[1903]. 325 pp. 147 pi. 8" Soils Bureau (Department of Agricultmre )

.

Applications for reports of Field operations [of bureau, 1899-1901, to be filled by

separate reprints therefrom, with list of reports and separates] . [1903.] 2 pp. 8° Reclamation of alkali lands in Egypt as adapted to similar work in United States; by Thos. H. Means. 1903. 48 'pp. 6 il. 8 pi. 8'' (Bulletin 21.) [Prepared by

cooperation of Bureau of Plant Industry and Bureau of Soils.] State Department. General index to diplomatic correspondence and foreign

relations of L'nited vStates, 1861-99. 1902. 945 pp.

8° Statistics Division (Department of Agriculture). Relations of population and food

products in United States, exclusive of Alaska and insular possessions, mainly

as indicated bv census reports, 1850-1900; bv James H, Blodgett. 1903. 86 pp.

8° (Bulletin 24.) Treasury Department. Digest of decisions of Department, customs, and Board of General Appraisers rendered during calendar years 1898-1902. 1903. 400 pp. 8° War Department.

Appendix to army regulations, 1901, showing changes to Dec. 31, 1902. [1903.]

P- 257-430, 2 il.'8^^ Regulations for Army, 1901, with appendix, separately indexed, showing changes

to June 30, 1902. vii^427 pp. 8" Weather Bureau (Department of Agriculture).

Hurricanes, especially those of Porto Rico and St. Kitts; by William H. Alexander. 1902. 79 pp. 7 il. 8" (Bulletin 32.

)

Proceedings of 2d convention of Weather Bureau officials, Milwaukee, Wis., Aug.

27-29, 1901; edited by James Berry and W. F. R. Phillips. 1902. 246 pp. il. II pi. 28 maps, 8° (Bulletin 31.)
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fune jo, /poj.

Agriculture.

.S',r; <7(7; i '^ office Annual Kepurt:

1S64

1S72

1.S7S 1S87

18S9

1890

1892 1893

1895

1901 1902 Reports

Beet-sugar industry:

1897 1S98

1899 1900

1901 Contagious diseases, domestic animals:

1S79

18S0

18S0-81 1883-84 (paper) Horses, American, in foreign countries . .

.

Secretary's Circular No. 2 Yearbooks

:

1894

1S95 1S96 (paper) . . , . . .

.

1896 (cloth)

1897 (paper)

1897 (cloth)

1898 (paper)

1898 (cloth)

1899 (paper)

1899 (cloth)

1900 (paper)

1900 (cloth)

1901 (paper)

1901 (cloth)

1902 (cloth) Yearbook reprints

Num- Price Num- Price ber of per Amount. ber of per Amount.

copies. copy. copie.s. copy. Agriculture—Cont'd. Agrostology.

164 $0. 05 $S. 20

I $0. 60 $0. 60 88 . 10 8.80

I • 55 •55 60 • 15 9. 00

I .70 • 70 58 . 20 II. 60

I. 20 1. 20 56 • 30 16. 80

3 .80 2. 40 Circulars 5 • 05 • 25

2 1. 00 2. 00 Animal iHcliistry.

3 1. 00 3.00 4 1. 00 4. 00 Annual reports:

.So First 3 •65 ^•95 4 3.20

12 •65 7. So

I •25 •25 Third 10 .50 5.00

• 25 30

• 40

• 25

2 .60 Fourth and Fifth II •65 7- 15

5

2. 00 Sixth and Seventh 9 .40 3.60

274 05 13. 70 Kighth and Ninth

1 (cloth) II •50 5^50

102 . 10 10. 10 Eighth and Ninth

76 • 15 II. 40 (sheep) 1. 10 1. 10 4 • 95 3. 80 Tenth and Kleventh Twelfth and Thir12 2. 40 teenth 15 •50 7^50

4 •95 3.80 Fourteenth 8 5.20

10 . 10 1. 00

18 Fifteenth 7 •75 5^25

• ^5 2. 70 Sixteenth 14 •85 11.90

. 10

25 •85 21. 25 6 •15 .90 Eighteenth (paper). 3 75 2. 25 Eighteenth (cloth). . 69 90 62. 10

• 35

•50

• 70 34S 278

• 05

. 10 17.40I •50 37.80

2 95 I. 90 5"3 •15 84^45

I .40 .40 55 . 20 11.00 Circulars 2 •05 • 10

. 10 . 10

I . 10 . 10

I •05 •05

2 •25 • 50 Diseases of Cattle 136 215

• 65 88.40

139- 75

27 50 13^ 50 Diseases of the Horse. .

.

•65 Hog Cholera .60 .60

25 •55 13^75

•35 • 35 Sheep Industry' of the

I 5 1. 40

• 40

7. 00

• 40 23 •50 11.50

I •45 •45

23 .60 13. 80 Biological Survey.

528

•45 .60 2.25

i6.,8o 60 05

. 10 3.00

268 26.80

3 •65 1^95 172 •15 25.80

34 •75 25^50 I •35 •35

•65 •65 Circulars 4 • 05 . 20 46 •75 34^50 North American Fauna. 25 •05 ^•25

1 .70 .70 331 . ID 33^ 10 291 .80 232. 80 49 •15 7^35

97 •85 82.45 "5 . 20 23.00

25 •05 1-25 30 •25 7- 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTED. 47

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year endedfune jo, igoj—Continued. Num- Price Num- Price berof per Amount. ber of per Amouiit.

copies. copy. copies. copy. Agriculture—Cont' d. Agriculture—Cont'd.

Biological Surz'ev—Con. Experiment Stations—

Continued. North American Fauna

.

18 $0. 35

.60 $6.30.60 21920

$0. 15

. 20 $32^85

I 4. 00 Botany.

121 • 25 30. 25 682 •05 34. 10 138 • 30 41.40

66 . 10 6.60 72 •35 25.20

20 •15 3.00 79 • 50 39-50

2 . 20 .40 51 .60 30.60

12 •25 3. 00 16 • 90 14.40

I •50 •50 2 1. 10 2. 20 Circulars 1581 •05

•05

. 10

75 28 !• 25 •05 35-00 National Herbarium. . . . 20

.

4- 05

5- 70

f-- 1 4 57 Experiment Station

6. 75 Records 428 •05 21. 40

45 15

49 . 20 9.80 746 . 10 74. 60

•25 3- 75 ^/Xperiinciit S 1 9. t i o ti 15 Records ( subscription

)

3, 708 • o8>i 309. 00

72 •35 • 25.20 Food and Diet Charts

36 •50

,60 18.00 (unmounted), 4 charts

7. 80 (28 sets) 112 • 75 21. 00

13 C}iC7H t stfy. Annual Report, 1902 ....

404 • 05 20. 20

I • 05 •05 Fibey Investigatioiis

.

2, 077 • 05 103. 85 159 . 10 15-90

1,502 . 10 150. 20

34 • 30

191 J. 28.65 Foveign Markets.

294 . 20 58.80

164

100

• 05

.10 8 20

18 •25 4- 50

I .60 .60

27 • 15 4-05

13 •05 •65 Forestry. Annual Report, 1893 .... £fi to 7)1 ology

I . 10 . 10 Bulletins, old series 74 • 05 3.70 Bulletins 598 •05 29.90 24 . 10 2.40 822 . 10 82.20

ijuiicLiiib, new seneb . . . 27 • 15 4-05

I, 002 15 150^ 30 5^9 •05 29- 45 260 . 20 52.00

1,088 . 10 108. 80

209 •25 52.25

301 • 15 45- 15 659 •35 230. 65

. 20 20. 60

153 .40 61. 20 Bulletins, technical se- 23 • 05 I- 15 55 1. 00 55.00 Circulars 19 •05 95.00

15 . 10 1.50 Circulars Erosion charts 14 1. 00 14. 00

37 •05 1.85

133

12 •05

. 10

0. 65

1. 20

Forestry Investigations

.

15 1. 00 15.00 Irrigation Inquiry.

30 •15 4-50

' Bulletins 8 80 Catalogue of Exhibit at New Orleans, 1884-85. . 3 •05 •15 Report on Irrigation: Economic Entomology, Part I (Hinton) 3 • 35 1. 05 Bibliography of 12 . 20 2. 40 Part 2 (Nettleton) .

.

3 • 35 1. 05 Experimeyit Stations. Part ^ (Hay) 3 •25 •75 Part 4 (Gregory) .... 8 . 10 .80 Annual Reports:

1901 (paper) 4 •50 2.00 Library.

T901 (cloth) 39 .60 23.40 Bulletins 91 • 05 4- 55 Bulletins 2, 255 05 112. 75 45 . 10 4- 50

1,058 . 10 105. 80 59 •15 8.85
48 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal yeai" endedfune 30, 190J—Continued. Num- Price berof per

copies, copy. Agriculture—Cont'd

Microscopy. Food Products

Plant Industry. Annual reports:

1901 1902 Bulletins

CircularsPomology. Annual reports:

1894

1895 Bulletins

Nut culture

Publications Bulletins

Road Inquiry.

Bulletins

Circulars

.

Soils. Bulletins .

Circulars

Field operations in 1900 Field operations in 1901

Statistics. Bulletins

Reports, miscellaneous

Reports, special Albmn of Agricultural Graphics

Crop Reporter

649 413

2848

107

3

5

3 312

1522

10026

127

597

12433

23

$0. 10

•05

. 10

• 15 .05 1.80 2.25

•05

• 25

.05 I

$0. 30

•05

•05

64. 90 61.95 5.60

16. 80 58.85

.15

.75

.45

15. 60

1.50 3-30

35-00

9. 10

12. 70

12. 90 4.40

3.85

29. 85

12.40 4.95

1. 15

3- 45

. 20 3.60

4- 50

7.90

1.60 95

1.30 3-75

2. 00

• 50

•05

Num- Price berof per

copies, copy. Agriculture—Cont'd.

Vegetable Physiology and

Pathology.

Bulletins

Journals of Mycology Weather Bureau. Annual Reports:

1893 (paper)

1901-2 (paper) . . .

.

Bulletins

Kite Experiments , Kite Ascension at Blue

Hill Protection from Light- ning

Monthly Weather Re- view American Historical

Association. Annual reports : 1890 (paper)

1890 (cloth)

1891 (paper)

1891 (cloth)

1895

1896, vol. 1 1896, vol. 2 1897

1898

1899, vol. I 1899, vol. 2

1900, vol. I (paper) . 1900, vol. I (cloth) .

.

1900, vol. 2 (paper) . 1900, vol. 2 ( cloth) .

.

1901, vol. I 1901, vol. 2 CiVir. SlCRVICK COMMI.S.SION. Annual Report: Sixteenth Seventeenth Eighteenth Nineteenth

74 $0.05 $3^ 70

246 . 10 24.60

76 •15 11.40

9

. 20 1.80

19 .25 4-75

9 •30 2. 70

5 . 10 •50

5 .15 • 75

•45 .45

• 50 •50

4 .05 . 20

5

. 10 .50 4 • 15 .60

^ . 20 . 20

2 25 -50

•50 -50

•50 •50

• '-*5 • 05

2 . 10 . 20

4 . 20 .80

4 •25 1. 00

^ .40 .40

3 .35 1.05

I .45 •45

I 65 •65

5 85 4.25

4 •45 1.80

2 .85 1.70

I .85 • 85

5 .70 3.50

6 .80 4.80

I •35 .35

8 •50 4. 00

I . 20 . 20

8 •30 2. 40

8 • 50 4.00

8 •30 2. 40

.40 .40

I • 50 • 50

2 • 30 .60

2 .40 ;80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year endedfunejo, igoj—-Continued.

I ber of

I copies.

Price ' per Amount,

copy.

! NumI ber of

copies.

Price per

copy. Civil Service Com- ! MISSION—Cont'd. I Manual ot examinations Rules and regulations .

.

Congress.

41st Cong., 2d sess: House Reports, vol. 2 House Mis. Docs..

vol. 4

[.St Cong., 3d sess., Senate Ex. Docs,

vol. I 44th Cong. , I s t sess.. House Reports, vol. 4 45th Cong., 2d sess., House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 5 47th Cong., 2d sess.. House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 19 48th Cong., 2d sess.. House ;Mis. Docs.,

vol. 16 , 49th Cong., 2d sess.. House Docs., vol. 3. .

.

52d Cong., ist sess.. House Ex. Docs.,

vol. 37 53d Cong., 2d sess., House Misc. Docs.,

vol. 37, pt. 9 54th Cong., I St sess.: Senate Reports,

vol. 6 House Docs., vol. 12 House Reports, vol.

10 54th Cong. , 2d se.ss.

:

Senate Docs., vol. 2 . House Docs., vol. i. . House Docs., vol. 70. 55tli Cong., 2d .sess.: Senate Reports,

vol. 7 House Docs., vol. 29 House Docs., vol. 44. House Docs., vol. 80 55th Cong., 3d sess., Hou.se Docs., vol. 66..

,

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(I set) Senate Manual

House Manual

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House Manual

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57th Cong., ist .sess.: Senate Journal House Journal

Congressional Directory

Congressional Record:

Separates

State Papers

Library of Congress. Annual Reports:

1B99

1900. 1901 (paper)

1901 (cloth)

1902 (paper)

1902 (cloth) Bulletins

America, L,ist of Maps of Samoa and Guam, I^ist of Books on

Trusts, List of Books on

.

Memorial Addresses. . .

.

Messages and Documents:

1854-55, part I 1857-58, part I 1859-60, part I 1860-61, part I Messages and Docu- ments Abridgment:

1898-99, part 1-4 (2 sets)

1901-2, part I , 1902 Messages and Papers of the Presidents

Presidents' Messages . . , Veto Messages, 1792-1886

64

288

54

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. 20

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(

-Continued. Number of

copies.

Price per

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• 15

7

. 20 1.40

I • 25 • 25 Comprehensive Index

of Government Publications, 1889-1893 (pa- per) • 50 DescriptiveCatalogueof Government Publications, i774-i887(Poore) . I I. 90 I. 90 Document Catalogue:

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.

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54th Cong., i.st sess.

.

I . 20 . 20

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.S5th Cong., i.st sess . •15 • 15 55th Cong., 2d sess .

.

•30 •30

• 35 • 35 56th Cong., 2d .sess .

.

• 30 • 30 Explorations and Sur33 . 10 3^30 Manual of Style in Gov- ernment Printing Office I . 10 . 10 KiSH Commission. Annual reports:

1879 3 •75 2.25

1892 2 .80 1.60 1893 I •55 •55 1894 2 • 65 1.30

1897 I •75 •75 1897 (.small) I 15 • 15

I •75 75

1901 I 1. 00 I. 00 Bulletins:

Vol. 13 (paper) I •55 • 55

Vol. 13 (cloth) I •75 • 75 Vol. 14 3 .70 2. 10 Vol. 15 I 1.25 I. 25 Vol. 17 .60 .60 Vol. iS I. 50 I. 50 Vol. 19 I I- 25 I. 25 Vol. 20, part I I I. 80 1.80 Vol. 20, part 2 1.65 i^65 Vol. 21 3 1^75 5^25 Extracts from bulletins

56 • 05 2.80

15 . 10 1.50

16 •15 2.40

2 . 20 .40

Number of

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Price per

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Fish Commlssion—

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I •30 30

I • 35 •35

2 .40 .80

2 • 5" 1. 00 ?kTanual of P'ish Culture,

8 5.20 Interior. Annual reports:

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1856 I . 60 . 60

I • 50 • 50

1897, Secretar3^ and

l,ands •45 •45

1897, Indians .80 .80

1S98, Miscellaneous . T 1^35 1-35

1901, Miscellaneous,

Pt. I I •85 • 85

1901, Indians, pt. i .

.

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Inspector's Report,

1889 New Mexico, Mine In- spector's Report, 1901 • 5

^° • 50

Official Register:

1867 •65 •65

I9OI, Vol. T 52 2. 00 104. 00

I9OI, Vol. 2 29 2. 70 78.30 Oklahoma, Governor's

Report, 1901 • 30 • 30 Public Documents, In- terior Department,

Special Report, 1S94. .

.

2 •05 . 10 Census. Seventh:

I •25 •25 Compendium I •30 .30 Eighth: Preliminarv .25 •25 Ninth: Compendium .70 .70 Tenth:

Vol. 2 i^50 1.50 Vol. 4 1.25 1.25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 5

1

Itemized statetnent of sales for fiscal year ended June 30^ igoj—Continued.

Interior—Continued. Census—Continued. Tenth—Continued.

Vol. 9 Vol. 10 Vol. 16 Vol. 17 Vol. 18 Vol. 19 Vol. 20 Extract Eleventh Compendium:

Vol. I Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Agriculture and

Fisheries Agriculture by Irri- gation

Agriculture, Irrigation, and Fisheries Farms and Homes. . Indians, taxed and

untaxed

Manufactures, pt. i . Transportation, pt. i Transportation, pt. 2 Bulletins Extracts Separates

Separates

Statistical Atlas Twelfth:

Director's Report . . . Vol. I. Population,

pt. Vol.2. Population,

pt. 2 Vol.6. Agriculture,

pt. 2 Vol. 7. Ma n uf actures, pt. I Vol. 8. Manufactures, pt. 2 Vol. 9. Manu f actures, pt. 3 Vol.10. Manufactures, pt. 4 Abstract

Bulletins

Number of

copies.

Education Bureau. Annual Reports:

1876

1899, vol. I 1899, vol. 2 1900, vol. I.

Price per

copy.

25

2 1-75 3- 50

1.25 ' 3-75

3 I. 00 3. 00

1.50 1.50

1-35 1-35

2 75 1.50

I • 50 • 50

I I- 15 I- 15

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7 •30 2. 10 26 05 1.30

I . 10 . 10

4 •25 I. 00

I 1. 00 1. 00

I .90 .90

I .90 .90

6 .90 5.40

Interior—Continued. Education Biireau—Con

Annual Reports—Con.

1900, vol. 2 1901, vol. I (paper) . 1901, vol. I (cloth). . 1901, vol. 2 (paper) . Circulars of information

Extracts.

Geological Survey. Annual Reports:

1st 2d

3d

8th, pt. I 9th

loth, pt. 2 nth, pt. 2 12th, pt. 2 13th, pt. 3

14th, pt. 2 i6th, pt. I i6th, pt. 2 17th, pt. 2 17th, pt. 3 i8th, pt. I i8th, pt. 2 i8th, pt. 3 i8th, pt. 4

19th, pt. 2 19th, pt. 3 19th, pt. 4

19th, pt. 5, 2 vols. (3 sets)

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2ist, pt. 4

2ist, pt. 6

2ist, pt. 6 cont

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.90 65

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52 REPORT OF THE

Itemized state)ne)it of salesfor the fiscal PUBLIC PRINTER.

year endedJune so, igoj —

<

-Continued. Number of

copies, Intkkiok—Continued.

Geological Survey—

Continued.

Kxtracts from reports .

Atlas folios.

Bulletins . .

.

Mineral Resources:

1883-84

1891 1893

1896, vol. I 1896, vol. 2 1897, vol. I 1897, vol. 2 1898, vol. I 1898, vol. 2 1899, vol. I 1899, vol. 2 . . . . ... 1900

1901 (paper)

1901 (cloth) Monographs:

Vol. I Vol. 3 (i set, 2 books)

Vol. 14 Vol. 17 Vol. 22 Vol. 25 (paper)

Vol.25 (cloth) Vol.33

Vol. 35 Vol. 41 Vol.43 Professional Papers: No. I No. 3 Water-Supply and Irri gation Papers

152

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. 20

•25 .40

•4.') •50

•25 •50

•05

. 10 15

. 20 •25

•30 35

.40

•45 •50 50

.60

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15. 20

Interior—Continued.

Geological Survey—

Continued. Water-Supply and Irri- gation Papers

I)idian Affairs. Annual Reports:

1894

1895- • 1896

1897

1899, part I 1899, part 2

1900, part I 1900, part 2 1901, part I 1901, part 2 Digest of Decisions,

vol. ILand Office. Annual reports:

1897 (separate) I^and Laws, 1838, vol. i.

.

I^and Laws of a Local and Temporary Character:

1880, vol. 1 1880, vol. 2 Mining Laws:

1897

1899

1901 Public Lands, Manner

of Proceeding to Obtain Title to Right of way:

Canals, etc Railroads

Number of

copies.

Paloii Office. Annual reports:

1899

190 1 Attorneys, Roster of . .

.

Office Decisions, 1898 .

.

Patent and Trade-Mark j Laws, 1903 Rules of Practice, 189c Pnision Bureau. Annual reports:

1901 1902

227

6

Price per

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 53

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year endedJune jo, /poj—Continued.

Interior—Continued.

Pension Bureau—Cont'd. Decisions:

Vol. II Vol. 12 Laws:

1902 , Public Land Decisions:

Vol. I Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4

Vol. 5 Vol. 6 Vol. 7 Vol. 8 Vol. 9 Vol. 10 Vol. II Vol. 12 Vol. 13 Vol. 14 Vol. 15 Vol. 16 Vol. 17 Vol. iS 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 Digest of vols. 1-22 Digest of vols. 1-30, pt. i

.

Digest of vols. 1-30, pt. 2. Geological andGeographical Survey of the Territories. Reports:

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Bulletin .

.

and 3 .

Miscellaneous publication

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2 $1.05 $2. 10

I 1-05 1-05

3 • 15 •45 14 . 20 2.80 1

2 1.05 1. 10

3

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2 1. 15 2. 30

2 1.05 2. ID

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2 1. 10 2. 20

2 1. 16 2. 32

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2 1. 10 2. 20

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2 I- 15 2.30

2 I- 15 2. 30

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6 1-05 6.30

4 1. 00 4. 00

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8 1-55 12.40

9 .85 7^65

•75 •75

. 20 . 20 1 1.50 I- 50

1-75 1^75

.40 .40

•50 .50 1

IxTERiOR—Continued.

Geological Surveys West

of the One Hundredth

Meridian.

Vol. Interstate Commerce

Commission. Annual reports:

ist 2d3d

4th

5th 6th

loth nth

1 2th

13th 14th (small)

14th (large)

15th (small)

15th (large) Accident bulletins Act to regulate com- merce

Classification of operat- ing expenses

Railroad Commissioner's report, 1901 Railways, income ac- count of, 1902

Safety' on railroads

Statistics of railroads,

1S89

Statistics of railroads.

Statistics of railroads.

Statistics of railroads,

1900 Justice. Annual Report, i8g6 Court of Claims Reports

.

Cousars Dige.st Insular Cases Opinions of Attorneys- General

Opinions of Attorneys- General, Digest, 1789- Register, Department

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ist 2d

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copies, copy.

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3 • 25 • 75

• 35 • 35

.40 . 40

I •35 • 35

I •25 •25

•35 • 35

• 35 • 35

•30 •30

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.60 .60

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2 1. 10 2. 20

I . 20 . 20

4 • 50 2.00

2 • 50 I. 00
54 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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

Num Price ber of per Amount.

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.65 •65

I • 15 .15

I • 15 •15 95 •95

.60 .60

I •85 • 85

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7 .60 4. 20

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I •15 •15

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lyABOR—Continued. Annual Report—Cont'd.

3«i 4th

5th

6th, part i (paper) . 6th, part 2 (paper) . 6th, complete

7th, part I 7th, part 2 8th

9th

loth, part I loth, part 2 nth

1 2th

13th, part I 13th, part 2 14th (paper)

14th (cloth)

15th, part I t5th, part 2 16th (paper)

1 6th (cloth) 17th (paper)

17th (cloth) Index to Reports to March, 1902 Special Reports:

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5th (paper)

5th (cloth) 6th (paper)

6th (cloth) 7th

8th

9th Bulletins

Census, history- and

growth of National Academy

OF Sciences. Memoirs:

Vol. 7 Vol. 8, No. 2 Vol. 8, No. 4 Vol. 8, No. 6. Vol. 8, No. 7

Number of

copies. Navy.

Annual Reports:

1898, part I 1898, part 2 1899 1900

1901, 2 parts (i set) . 1902 (paper)

1902 (cloth) American Practical

Navigator, 1900 American Practical

Navigator, 1901 Azimuth Tables, No. 71, Extracts from

Ballistic Tables for Standard Nav-y Projectiles, 1893 Coaling and Docking

Facilities Construction and Repair, Report, Chief of Bureau, 1902 Kphemeris and Nautical Almanac:

1902 (paper)

1902 (cloth)

1903

1904

1905 1906 Astronomical Pa- pers of, vol. 8, pt. 2 Flags of Maritime Nations Foreign Services General Information

Series: No. 16, pt. 2 No. 18, pt. I No. 20 No. 21 Guam Island, Letter Relating to Govern- ment in Hospital Corps, Drill Regulations

Hydrographic Office, Publication No. 76 . .

.

Hydrographic Office, Publication No. 86 . .

.

Marine Compass, Find- ing the Error on Board

Ship, 1875 Nautical Almanac, 1903 Naval Academy:

Historical vSketch of, 1876 Register, 1902-3 Regulations, 1901...

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1.40 2.80

.90 3- 60

1.70 1.70

1.70 1.70 65 ^•95

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REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER. 55

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year endedJune 30^ igoj—Continued.

Navy—Continued. Naval War Code

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Vol. I (paper)

Vol. I (cloth) Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4

Vol. 5 Vol. 6 Vol. 7 Vol. 8 (paper)

Vol. 8 (cloth) Vol. 9 (paper)

Vol. 9 (cloth) Vol. 10 Vol. II (paper)

Vol. II (cloth) Vol. 12 (paper)

Vol. 12 (cloth) Vol. 13 (paper)

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Vol. 14 (cloth) Vol. 15 (paper)

Vol. 15 (cloth) Naval Courts-Martial, Forms of Procedure. . . Na\->' ai d Marine Corps, Laws of 1898 Navy Mess and Cook Book

Na\'y Register, 1901

Na\-;^' Register, 1901, July- edition Na\'y Register, 1902 . . .

.

Na\'\" Register, 1902, July

edition . .

Num- . Price berof per

copies, copy.

Na\'y Register, 1903

Na\-3- Regulations New Na\y, Vessels of . .

.

Ordnance and Gunnery^ Manual of Instruclio'n in Ordnance Report, 1901. . Pacific Coasters' Nautical Almanac, 1901. . . . Pacific Coasters' Nautical Almanac, 1903. . . . Retirement of Naval

Officers to 191 1 Rules of the Road, Aid

to Memory

Steam Engineering Bureau Report, 1900 Steam Engineering Bureau Report, 1902 Tables of Distances

|o. 10

10

2550

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•15 •30

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•15 05

05

•25

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. 10

|0. 20

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1.30

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1.40

1.40

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•75 •75

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• 75

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1. 10

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2. 20

•75 .90

.60

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•25

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• 25

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Navy—Continued. Views of Admiral Cer- vera Regarding Spanish Na\'y in Late War. War Notes: No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 Nos. 1-8 War Series, No. 2 ; Wilmington, U. S. S., Voyage up the Amazon River Post-Office.

Free Delivery, History

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Letter-Carrier Regulations

1899

1901 1902 , Third Assistant Posi- master-General's Report, 1894 Smithsonian Institution. Annual Reports:

[866

, vol. 2

, vol. 2

, vol. 2

[887, vol. 2

, vol. 2

, vol. 2 , [890, vol. 1

, vol. I [891, vol. 2

(2, vol. I [892, vol. 2 . [893, vol. I [893, vol. 2

, vol. I

, vol. 2 , [895, vol. I [895, vol. 2 -

), vol. 1

), vol. 2

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I •05 • 05

•05 •05

I . 10 . 10

3 15 • 45

2 . 10 . 20

II • 90 9. 90

I •05 •05

2 •05 . 10

I •15 15

2 •05 . 10

I •50 • 50

254 •50 127. 00

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. 10 . 10

3 15 •45

I •05 • 05

•05 •05

I •05 • 05

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•55 .55

1-35 2. 70

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1. 10 1. 10

•75 •75

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• 85 • 85

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2 1^15 2.30

2 1. 00 2. 00

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2 1. 40 2.80

3 .80 2.40
56 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fane jo, /goj—Continued.

Smithsonian Institu- tion—Continued. Annual Reports—Con.

1S97, vol. 2, part I (cloth)

1897, vol. 2, part 2 (paper) .. 1897, vol. 2, part 2 (cloth)

1898, vol. I 1898, vol. 2 (paper) .

.

1898, vol. 2 (cloth).. . 1S99, vol. I 1S99, vol. 2 1900, vol. I 1900, vol. 2 1901, vol. I Ethnology Bureau. Annual reports: 4th

5th 6th

7th (paper)

7th (cloth) 8th

9th

loth

13th

14th, part I 14th, part 2 15th

i6th

17th, part I 17th, part 2 iSth, part I 18th, pt. 2 19th, 2 parts (paper)

(I set)

19th, 2 parts (cloth)

(7 .sets) Contributions to North American Ethnology,

vol. 4 Bulletins

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Proceedings:

Vol. 20. .

.

Vol. 21 . .

.

Vol. 23. .

.

Vol. 24. .

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copies. copy.

Si. 75 S12.25

1 . 10 1. 10

3 1-25 3-75

3 .80 2.40

2 •85 1.70

3

1. 00 3.00

4 •95 3.80

1 1. 00 1. 00

10 I. 10 II. 00

6 1. 15 6. 90

68 I • 25 85. 00

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7 I. 20 8.40

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3 1.90 5-70

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4 1.60 6. 40

4 1-45 5- So

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6 1.50 9. 00

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Number of

copies. Smithsonian Institu- tion—Continued. National Museum—

Continued.

Astrophysical Obser\-a- tory Basketry. Instruction

for Collectors of Solar Parallax and Relative Constants

vState. American Republics

Bureau

:

Annual reports, 1901 Bulletins

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II 273

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• 4050

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.60 .85

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RKPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 57

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1 3 •05 15 1

I •75 •75 9 . 10 .90 1

I 1.85 1.85

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145 .80 116. 00

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State—Continued. Diplomacj-and Laws of Nations^ Catalogue of "Works relating to, pt. I, 1S97 Diplomatic and Consular Ser\'ice, 1902 Diplomatic Correspondence Index, 1S61-99. . . . Exports Declared

Histor\-of State Depart- ment, 1901 ^Madison, James, calen- dar Foreign Relations:

1872, vol. 2

1873, vol. I 1873, vol. 2 1873, vol. 3 1S74

1S75, vol. I 1875, vol. 2 1S76 1877

1S77, appendix

187S

1880

1881 1886

1888 1889

1891. 1S92.

1894 (paper)

1894 (cloth)

1894, appendix, pt. 1

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1894, appendix, pt. 2

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1895, vol. I (paper).

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1897 (paper)

1897 ( cloth j 1898

1899

1900

1901

1901. appendix

1902 Foreign Relations, In- dex, 1861-1S99

State—Continued.

International Prison Commission

:

Indeterminate Sentence

Sixth Report

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States, 1891 Revised Statutes of the United States:

1875 1878

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vol. I 1878, Supplement,

vol. 2 1^78, Supplement,

vol. 2, pts. 1-5

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1878, Supplement,

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vol. 2, pt. 8

1878, Supplement,

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45th Cong., 2d sess .

.

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,

50th Cong., 2d sess .

,

51st Cong., ist sess . 51st Cong., 2d .sess.. 52d Cong., ist sess .

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52d Cong., 2d sess. .

.

53d Cong., 2d sess. .

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53d Cong., 3d sess. .. 54th Cong., 2d sess . 55th Cong., 1st sess. 55th Cong., 2d sess .

,

55th Cong., 3d sess .

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56th Cong., ist sess. , 56th Cong., 2d .sess .

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57th Cong., ist sess. 57th Cong., 2d sess .

,

Slip Laws

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58 REPORT OF THE PUBI.IC PRINTER.

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I 1.50 1.50

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I 2. 28 2.28

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I 2.30 2.30

3 2. 10 6. 30

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II 2.05 22.55

9

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23 3.00 69. 00

64 3- 15 201. 60

292 2.50 730. 00

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•' 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, part I Vol. 32, part 2 Treaties: Barbados. Convention with Great

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CI ay ton -Bui wer

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.

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Spain, Friendship

for Treaties and Conventions:

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Accounting Methods. .

.

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1904 As.say Commis.sion Report, 1903

Treasury—Continued.

Bear, Cruise of United

States Revenue Cutter Bonds, Currency, etc.. Information Concerning

Coal Trade of United

States Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey:Reports

1891, vol. 2 1893, vol. 2 1894, vol. 2 1895

1896 (paper)

1897 1898

1899 1900

1901 Special Publication.':— No. I No. 2 No. 3 (paper) .

.

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lyist of Publications,

1816-1902 Commerce and Finance, Monthly Summary' .

.

Extracts

Commerce and Naviga

tion, Internal:

1886 Commerce and Navdga

tion, Foreign:

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1901, vol. I (cloth) .

,

1901, vol. 2 (paper).

1901, vol. 2 (cloth) .

,

1902, vol. I 1902, vol. 2
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 59

Itemized statement of sales for thefiscal year ejided fine jo, igoj—Continued.

Nuin- Price berof per j Amount.

copies.! copy. Treascry—Continued. Commerce of United

States and Canada. . . . Commerce of United

States with Europe,

1790-1890 Comptroller of Currency, annual reports:

1898, vol. I 1899, vol. I 1900, vol. I 1901, vol. I . . . 1901, vol. 2 1902, vol. I (paper) .

.

1902, vol. I (cloth) . .

.

1902, vol. 2 (paper) .

.

Comptroller of Treasury-, Decisions:

Vol. I Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4 Vol. 5 Vol. 6 Vol. 7 Vol. 8 Vol. 9, extracts Digest of, 1894-1902.

.

Currency and Banking

System

Currency' of Country,

History' of Currency of Country, Proposals on

Currency of Country, Reform of Currency, Statement of Hon. James H. Eckels. Currency System,

Changes'in. .

.' Customs Decisions Digest, 1898-1900 Customs Decisions Digest, 1898-1901 Customs Decisions Digest, 1894-1902 (; sheep)

.

Customs Regulations:

1892 1899 Distillery Warehouses,

List of, 1898 Finance Reports:

1869

1897

1901 1902 Foreign Exchange, 1878-

1895 Gaugers' Manual

I $0. 10 $0. 10

I .40 .40

I • 75 • 75

I .60 .60

I .60 .60

3 .60 1.80

2 1. 00 2. 00

3 •45 1. 35 4 •75 3.00

5 .80 4.00

2 1. 10 2. 20

2 !• 15 2. 30

3 1-25 3^75

3 ^•25 3^75

3 1.60 4.80

3 1. 40 4. 20

2 1^25 2.50

6 1.40 8. 40

4 • 15 .60

4 1. 10 4.40

2 . 20 .40

3 • 25 • 75 8 • 30 2. 40

3 • 05 15

5 • 05 • 25 4 . 10 .40 4 • 05 . 20

3 .15 •45

Q . 2S 2. 25

I I. ID _ 1. 10

I 1^25 1-25

13 1-25 16. 25

I .05 •05

I .40 .40

I •65 •65

2 •55 1. 10

5 •50 2.50

I •05 05

3 •75 2.25

Treasury—Continued. Gangers' Manual, Extracts. Gaugers' Weighing

Manual

Immigration Bureau Reports:

1902 Immigration, Foreign . . Immigration I^aws, 1893. Immigration and Pas- senger Movement:

1893 1894

1895 Immigration Regulations Immigration Restriction Internal Revenue Reports

Internal Revenue Decisions: Vol. 2 Vol. 4 (paper)

Vol. 4 (sheep)

Vol. 5 Internal Revenue I^aws:

1861-1873

1900

1901, Supplement. . . . Internal Revenue Regulations

I^ife-Saving Ser\-ice Report, 1901 Magnetic Declination and Iso^nic Charts for I 1902 Marine-Hospital Service | Reports:

Num- Price ber of per

copies.; copy.

1899 Master, Mate, and Pilot

lyist, 1901 Merchant Vessels,

of: Ust

1901 (paper)

1901 (cloth)

1902 (paper)

1902 (cloth) Mint Bureau, Annual

Report:

1893-

T896. 1899.

6 So. 25

9 i -75

3 !

•05

• 15

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•05

•05

•f^5

•25 05

•25 •30

-35

•25

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.40 .60

.40

.60

.60 30

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$i^5o

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•05

:.65

. 10 15
6o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statenient of sales for the fiscal year endedfune 30, igos—Continued, Number of

copies. Trkasury—Continued. Mint Bureau, Annual

Report—Continued.

1900

190 1 1902 National Bank Act:

i382

18S5

1902 National Banks, Organization of Navigation Bureau, Annual Reports:

1898

1899

1900 (paper)

1900 (cloth)

190 1 1902 Na\'igation I^aws:

1895

1899

1900, vSupplement .

.

1901, Supplement .

.

Amendment

Plague in San Francisco, 1901 Production of Precious

Metals:

1881 1899

1900

1901 (paper)

1901 (cloth) Quarantine I,aws:

1893

1899 Revenue-Cutter Service, Regulations, 1S94 Rookeries of Commander Islands

Statistical Abstract

Steamboat - Inspection

Serxace Laws, 1903 .... Steamboat - Inspection

vService, Regulations . Sugar and ^lolasses, Regulations for Sampling Tide Tables, 1903 Tides, Manual of Physical Hydrography." .

.

Treasury Ueci.sions:

1876

Price per Amount,

copy.

$0. 45

•35 .40

• 15

• 15

• 15

$0.45

2. 10 2.80

.60

• 15

.60

•35 •50

•35 .60

1-25

1. 00

1.50

. 10

•05

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.60

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1-75

1^45

•15 •15

•25

•05

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5^70

1-05

•05

•05

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,40

• 75

TREA.SURY—Continued.

Treasur\' Decisions

Continued.

1897

1898, vol. I 189S, vol. 2 1899, vol. I 1899, vol. 2 1900

190 1 1902 United States Notes, 1878- 1897 Wool and ^Manufactures

of Wool, Report:

1894 (paper)

1894 (cloth) War.

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1900, vol. I, part II, part 2

19CX), vol. I, part II, part 3

1900, vol. I, part II, part 4

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1901, vol. I, part 4. . . . 1901, vol. 2, part 5

1902, vol. I Adjutant-General's an- nual reports Armies in the Field, In- struction of Army List and Directory Army, use of, in Aid of

Civil Power Army Ration, Issue, and

Conversion Table Army Register

Armj' Regulations

Appendix Remarks on, Lieber. Army, Reorganization

of Army Transport Ser\'-

ice, Regulations, 189S . Artillery Circulars

Num- Price ber of per i Amount.

copies, copj'.

8 $1.50 $12. 00

10 1.50 15.00

12 1. 50

12 1.50 18.00

13 1.50 19^ 50

16 1-75 28.00

21 1.50 31^50

44 1-50 66. 00

I . 10 . 10

•45 .45

I .60 .60

I- 15 .40 .40

I .40 .40

.70 .70

I •50 -50

I 1.30 1.30 .40 .40

.40 . 80

4 •05 . 20

3 . 10 •30

28=; 28. 50

6 . 10 .60

13 . 10 1.30

I • 25 • 25

271 •35 94-85

• 75 • 75

131 •50 65-50

.10 .70

2 .40 .80

2 • 05 . 10

4 •05 . 20

25 .10 2.50

6 . 20 I. 20

2 •25 -50

8 •35 2.80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 6

1

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year endedJune jo, jgoj—Continued.

War—Continued ^ Bridge Equipage and

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(i set) Calisthenic Exercises,

1892 Cavalr%' Drill, Regulations

Ci%-il Government Under

Military- Occupation . . Electrical Instrument and Equipment

Emergency Diet for the

Sick . . . . : Engineer Corps: Annual Reports—

1893, part 4

1896, part 4

1897, part 4

1898, part 4

1896, part 3

1901, 5 parts and Supple ment

(I set) Index

1866-1879

1880-1887 1888-1892 List of Oflacers, October, 1902 Profe s si o n a 1 Pa- persNo. 13 No. 19 No. 24 No. 28 Proposals for Material and I^abor .

.

General Orders

Index-, 1 881-1900 General Staff Corps: Establishment of . . . . I^egislative History

of Handbook for Electri- cians Handbook 3.2 inch

Field Battery Heliograph, Instruction

for Using

Horseshoeing (Hinds) .

.

Hospital Corps, Drill Regulations

Infantr>' Drill Regulations

Number of

copies.

Price per j Amount,

copy. I

$1. 00

•25

•50

1-25

•25

. 10

5-40

$1. 00

1-75

9. 00

33-75

• 50

.60

75 •75

75 •75 85 -85 85 .85

10 1. 10

5^40

2 •35 .70

I •50 •50

•45 •45

I •05 •05

I 1. 00 1. 00

I • 25 • 25 1-25 1.25

8 •15 1. 20

2 . 10 . 20

2 •05 . 10 2 •25 • 50

•35 • 35

•50 1.50

.90 .90

•05 • 05

•55 •55

.90 6. 30

. 10 . 10

•05 . 20

• 75 •75 22 •35 7. 70

9 •45 4-05

8 .60 4.80

War—Continued.

Instructions for Mounting Guns, Carriages . .

.

Judge - Advocate - G e n - eral, Digest of Opinions, 1901 Justification of Martial I^aw

I^ight Artillery Drill Regulations

Magazine Rifle and Carbine, 30 caliber. Manual Boards of Survey Manual Courts-Martial . Manual forArmyCooks,

1896 Manual Guard Duty Manual Medical De- partment Manual of Arms

Medical Department,

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Series

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1899 1900

1901 Index, 1867-1887 Notes on Construction of Property Regulations, 1877

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy.

$0. 05

. 10

1.25

•05

•45

•25

•05 •30

•50

•25

•25 •25

•75

.60 1-35

•15
62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June 30^ 1903—Continued.

War—Continued. Ordnance and Fortifica- tion Board reports . . . . Paymasters' Manual. . .

.

Pay Department, Manual

Quartermaster's D e - partment, Compendium of Regulations. . Quartermasters' Manual

Reserve and Auxiliary Forces of England

and Militia of vSwitzer- land Rontgen Rays

Siege Artillerj^ Drill Regulations

Signal Service Reports:

1887, part 2 1890 Signal 3er\-ice: Property and General Regulations,

1898 Telephone Instructions, 1901 Small Arms Firing Regulations

Soldier's Handbook, 1898 Subsistence Department, Legislative Histor3' of Subsistence Manual . . .

.

Subsistence Stores, Handbook of Surgeon-General's Report Surgeon-General's Office, Index Catalogue

of Ivibrarj' of: First series—

Vol. 13 Vol. 14 Vol. 16 Second series—

Vol. I Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4 Vol. 5 Vol.6

Vol. 7 Abbreviated titles . . Tables of Distances:

1894 1902 (cloth)

1902 (half leather) .

,

Telegraph Lines and

Signal .Service Regutions, 1899 Telephone Handbook,

1903

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copy.

2 $0.05

3 • 30

3 30

4 •25

5 •25

. 10

2 1. 40

3 • 25

•30

• 30

. 20

2 •25

10 .60 4 •30

I . 20

13 •30

I •35

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I 2. 00

I 2. 00

3

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5

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'0 2. 00

41 2. 00

I. OG

.40 4 •50

I 1.25

4 •15

2 •25

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.90

1.25

. 10 2.8g

• 75

•30

•30

. 20

•50

6. 00

I. 20

. 20

3- 90

2. 00

2. 00

2. 00

6. 00 8.00

14. 00

ID. OG

22. OG

26. GO

82. OG

1. 00

.40

2. CO

1-25

.60

•50

Number of

copies, War—Continued.

Tests of Metals:

1899

19GG (paper)

190G (cloth)

1901 (paper) Troops in Campaign,

Regulations for, 1892.

.

Uniform of the Army.

.

War Department Li- brary, Subject Catalogue, No. 6 War of the Rebellion

Records:

Vol. IG, part 1 Vol. 10, part 2 Miscellaneous. Abnormal Man, Hearing on, 1902 Accounting Methods, Laws Relating to Addyston. Pipe and Steel

Co. V. United States.

.

Agricultural Depression, Causes and Remedies Alabama Claims:

Vol. I Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Alcohol in the Arts

Allegheny Reservation, Memorials of Seneca and Tuscarora Tribes

Aliens, Immigration of. Report on Bill to Regulate Amazon, Exploration

of ( Herndon and Gibbon), 4 volumes. (2 sets) American Anti-Saloon League American Bison American Flag, to Pre- vent Desecration of .

.

American Library Association, Catalogue. . .

.

Anti-Trust Law

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.

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$0. 55 .6g .80

1. 00

•25

•25

•30

.8g

.60

•05
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 63

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Miscellaneous—Con. Armor:

Krupp, for battle

ships, etc , Plate, reports on ... , Army Transport Service" House Doc. 537: Part I Part 2 Art and Industrj': Part I Part 2 Parts

Part 4 Asphalt Mixture

Bankruptcy, Reports on

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of Berlin Silver Commission, Report

Big Miami to Marietta,

Sur^-ey of Bimetallism, International, Reports, Meetings at Paris and Manchester, 1897 Births and Deaths,

Uniform System of Registration of Bond Sales Investigation Canadian Border, In- spectors' Report

Canteen, Army, Reports on

Centennial Exposition,

Philadelphia, 1876,

vol. 6 Central America, I,ist of Books on

Chattanooga, Battle of. General Smith's

claims Chickamauga, Chatta- nooga, and Vicinitv, Atlas of Battlefields of Chickamauga and Chat- tanooga Park, Dedication of Children, Experimental

Study of, 1897-98 Chile, Relations with . .

.

Chinese Exclusion, Doc- uments on

Civil War Claims, Manual of Practice Coeur d'Alene Troubles, Documents on

Num- Price ber of per Amount.

copies copy.

$0. 05

3 05 •15

I 45 •45

I •05 05

I •75 • 75

1. 00 1. 00

•85 1.70

.80 1.60

°5 • 05 • 30

61 •05 3-05

84 05 4. 20

.80 .80

.90 .90

I . 10 . 10

2 05 . 10

•05 •15

. 20 . 20

•05 •^5 05 • 50

•50 •50

.50 •50

. 20 . 20

• 50 1. 00

. 10 . 10

• 50 • 50

•05 •75

•45 .90

1.00 I. 00

•15 15

10 •Q5 • 50

. 10 . 10

Miscellaneous—Con.

Coffee: Information and

Statistics Production and Con- sumption

Coinage I,aws, 1792-1894. Coinage of Silver Bullion, Veto Message, 1894 Colonial and I,ake Trade, Text and Map.

Colonization, Theory of

.

Colorado River of the West

Colombia: Concordat

Constitution of Columbia River, Examination of Upper, 1881

.

Commander Islands, Rookeries of, 1897 . . . .

.

Commerce and Industries, Bill to Organize

a Department of Commercial and Agricultural Associations,

List of Conspiracy, Documents

on

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Contested elections:

1789-1901 1789-1885 In House of Representatives, Digest

of Cornett v. Swanson . Hoge V. Otey Hopkins v. Kendall. Convention with Buenos

Aires

Corbin, Lieut. Col. Henry C, Proceedings of Court-Martial

of Corporations: Taxation of Report on bill re- quiring returns

from

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Report i>9S Hawaiian Government,

Property Transferred

to United States Philippine Islands: Atlas of

Bell, Gen. J. F., Report of Church Tands in . .

.

Civnl Affairs in

Civil Govcrnni., lit for

Civil Service Register Commerce of, vSept., 1900 Compilation of

I^atest Information and Statistics on Resources of .

.

Conditions in Cruelty to Natives

of, Charges of ...

.

Currency and Ex- change Customs Tariff,

Sept., 1901 Education in Epitome of Events. Federal Pai'ty, Message to Congress . P'iuancial and In- dustrial Conditions, 1S88 Geographic Names

in Immigration Regulations Mabini

Manila:

I,iquor Traffic in Massacre at ...

.

Militars- Operation and Civil Affairs,

1889 Mineral Resources,

1897

Num- ' Price ber of per

copies, copy.

2 $0. 05

2 .05

2 .05 4 -05 25

•05

.40 05

• 05

•15

. 10

•05

2.65

• 05

•15

•05 05

. 10

. 10

3 I

05

•05

•25

•05

. 10 •05

•05

•05

•05

$0. 10

•25 •05

.40

•05

•05

•30

•30

2.65

•05 •15

•05

.25

•30

. ID

•05

.25 50

•15 .30

. ID

.05

•30

30

Miscellaneous—Con. Philippine Islands—Con

Mining I,aws, 1900.

.

Monthly »Summai-5^ Municipal Govern- ment in Observaciones, etc . Penal Code. ... Petitions of Natives

Political Affairs in . Pronouncing Gazetteer of (paper). .

.

Pronouncing Gazetteer of (cloth) Public Tand I,aws and their History. Railroad I^aw and

Regulations, 1887 Railroads, in I^egal and Trafl&c Relations of T a r i ff Between

United States and.

Trauspsrtation Be- tween San Francisco and Philip- pines "Will the Philip- pines Pay," etc . .

.

Philippine Commis.sion: (Schurmann) Re- port—

Vol. I . Vol. 2. Vol. 3 Vol. 4 (Taft) Report—

1900

1901, part

(paper)...

1901, part

(cloth) ... 1901, part

(paper)...

1901, part 2,

• (cloth) I^aws and Resolutions

To Oct., 1901 Nos. 1-263 • • Philippine Policy, His- tory of Philippine Situation . .

.

Porto Rico: Agricultural Bulletins: No. I, English . No. I, Spanish . No. 2, English . No. 2, Spanish . Agricultural Resources of

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy.
72 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year elidedJime 30, igoj—Continued.

MiSCKLLANKOUS—Coil. Porto Rico—Continued.

Area, Population, etc. Arecibo, Report on. . Cen.sus of

1899 Bulletin No. 2 . . . Civil Affairs in

Oct., 1898-Apr.,

1900 Appendixes

Code Commission

Report

Vol. I Vol. 2 Education Reports

1900

1901 Fish and Fisheries of Governor's Report

1899

1901 1902

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy.

$0.50

•65

• 05

[.50 •25

.85

I. 60

•05 •30

1.65

• 50

• 50

Amount.

$2. 00

65

.05

3.00

•25

1.70 3.20

•05 .60

4- 95

2. 00

I. GO

Miscellaneous—Con. Porto Rico—Continued. Hearings on Gov- ernment for. Journals of I^egi-sla- tive Assembly

lyaws of I^aws of Railroads . . I,e\ry and Collection

of^Taxes

lyist of Books on . .

.

Military Telegraph lyines in . . . Mineral Re.sourcesof Monthly Summary

of ..." Public lyandsOwned

by

Receipts and Dis- bursements of Treasurer, docu- ment 136 Treasurer's Report,

1900Total sales

Num- Price ber of per

copies, cop3^

I0.05

41, 086

Cash statementforfiscal year endedJune 30, 1903. DEBIT. Cash received July i, 1902, to June 30, 1903 ^12, 542,00

Cash on hand, account unfilled orders, July i, 1903 264. 97 Documents sold to War Department 155. 00 112,961.97 CREDIT. Remitted to Public Printer, July i, 1902, to June 30, 1903 ... 11, 437. 94 Deposited in Treasury, to credit "Miscellaneous receipts,"

by War Department, certificate of deposit No. 26875 155. 00 Cash returned to remitters, July i, 1902, to June 30, 1903, in- clusive I, 231. 35 Cash on hand, account of sales 6i. 73 Cash on hand, account of unfilled orders . 75-95 12,961.97

SAI,ES ACCOUNT.

Dr. Cr. To sales for year $11, 654. 67 By amount remitted to Public

Printer $11,437.94 By certificate of deposit No. 26875. • • • 155-00 By ca.sh on hand 61.73 Total 11,654.67
TABULAR STATEMENTS.

73

INDEX TO TABULAR STATEMENTS.

Page. No. I. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1903, and the condition of the appropriations July i, 1903 76 No. 2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, 1903 77 No. 3. Classified statement of paj-ments, by appropriations, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1903 78 Xo. 4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and lithographing and engra\'ing

during the fiscal years 1S96 to 1903, both inclusive 78 Xo. 5. Showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal ^-ear ended June 30, 1903, the sources from which received, and to what accounts deposited in the Treasury'. 79 No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer 80 No. 7. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding So No. S. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing and binding. . 91 No. 9. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving 96 No. 10. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1901) of the Secretary- of Agriculture iii No. II. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1902) of the Secretary- of Agriculture iii No. 12. 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 112 No. 13. Showing the allotments, etc., for printing and binding for the Executive and Judicial Departments, and the approximate cost of the work executed fcr the same 138 No. 14. Showing the co.st of operating each branch office 138 No. 15. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Record for the second session of the Fifty-seventh Congress 139 No. 16. Showing the number of copies of each Department report and document printed upon

requisitions by the heads of ^)epartments 141 No. 17. Showing the number of copies of books, with their titles, bound upon requisitions for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates 166 No. 18. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for sup- plying paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1903, to February 29, 1904 ; 180 No. 19. Statement of contracts made for stationery^ fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items. . 184 No. 20. Statement of contracts made for material (except paper) 195 No. 21. Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engra^-ing 199 No. 22. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Cornmittee on Printing for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1903, to February 29, 1904. . . 201 No. 23. Statement of proposals received for supplying stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscel- laneous items 211 No. 24. Statement of proposals received for supply-ing material 242 No. 25. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving 252 No. 26. 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 258 No. 27. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report ( 1901 ) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 289 No. 28. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1902) of the

Secretary' of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 302 75
No T.

Financial staiciucnt of the business of the Government Printing Office for

thefseal year endedJune jo, 1903, and the cotidition of the appropriations July /, 1903.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1903: Appropriation, act April 17, 1902 $15,650.00 Disbursed for salaries during fiscal year 15, 284. 70 Balance Julj- i, 1903 365.30 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1902: Balance, July i, 1903 2S5. 73 Disbursed during fiscal j-ear 134. 20 Balance Jul}' i, 1903 151- 53 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1903: Appropriation, act April 28, 1902 3,000.00 Disbursed during fiscal year • 2,487.49 Balance July i, 1903 512.51 Printing and binding, 1901: Balance JuU' I, 1902 157,813.61 Disbursed for material and supplies 51, 587. 00 Balance July i, 1903 106, 226.61 Printing and binding, 1902: Balance JuU* i, 1902 774,495-45 Appropriation, act July i, 1902 1,050.00 Received for printing, binding, etc .56, 735. 14 Transferred on books of Treasury' for printing, etc 162, 655. 60 Repayments to correct errors in vouchers 5. 22 994,941.41 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $198,916.95 Disbursed for material and supplies 147, 839. 99 Di.sbursed for lithographing and engra\'ing 78, 598. 01 Disbursed for paper 173,613.06

598, 968. 01 Balance July i, 1903 395, 973. 40 Printing and binding, 1903: Appropriation, act June 28, 1902 5, 217, 000. 00 Appropriation, act January 30, 1903 8, 000. 00 Appropriation, act March 3, 1903 503,450.00 Received for printing, binding, etc 30, 156.05 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 390,493.01 Repa^^ments to correct errors in vouchers 59-31

6, 149, 158.37 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 3, 958, 921. 92 Disbursed for material and supplies 444, 337. 66 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 98, 444. 70 Disbursed for paper 531,223.56 Joseph Iv. Pearson Printing Office, Printing for Supreme Court of the United States 5, 667. 30 5,038,595.14 Balance Julj' i, 1903 i, 110,563.23 Printing and binding, 1903 and 1904: Appropriation, act March 3, 1903 75,000.00 (No disbursements.) 76
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 77

, $221,842.17

$128, 762. 53

18, 536. 91

II, 155.00

60, 294. 23 218,748.67 Balance July I. 1903 -r. 3.093.50 Agricultural Report, 1902: Appropriation, act June 28, 1902 300, 000. 00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 41, 851. 75 Disbursed for material and supplies 4, 573. 77 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 17^- 5° Disbursed for paper 41, 779. 28

88, 376. 30 Balance JuU' I. 1903 211,623.70

No. 2.

Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July ^903-, as shown by ledger. RESOURCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1903 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer

1902 Public printing and binding:

1901 157,813.61

1902 994, 941- 41

1905 •' - 6, 149, 158. 37

1903 and 1904 75, 000. 00 Agricultural report:

1901 221, 842. 17 1902 300, 000. 00

7,917, 691.29 DISBURSEMENTS.

Pay of employees, etc 4, 328, 453. 15 Paper 806, 910. 13 Material and supplies other than paper 666, 875. 33 I^ithographing and engraving 188, 369. 21 Salaries, office of the Public Printer 15, 284. 70 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1902 $134- 20 1903 2, 487. 49 2,621.69 Joseph L. Pearson Printing Office, Printing for Supreme Court of the United States ... 5, 667. 30

6,014,181.51 UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer 365.30 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1902 151.53

1903 512.51 Public printing and binding:

1901 106, 226.61

1902 395, 973. 40

1903 1,110,563.23

1903 and 1904 75, 000. 00 Agricultural Report:

1902 3, 093. 50

1903 211, 623. 70

Agricultural Report, 1901: Balance July i, 1902 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year

Disbursed for material and supplies Disbursed for lithographing and engra\n.ng, Disbursed for paper

I15, 650. 00

285. 73

1. 000. no

7,917, 691.29
78 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 3.

Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, /o7' fiscal year ended

June 30, 1903.

Appropriations. I^abor. Paper. Material and

supplies.

Ivithograph- ing and

engraving.

Total.

Salaries,office of the Public Printer,

1903 $15, 284. 70 $15, 284. 70

134. 20

2, 487. 49

51, 5S7. 00

598, 968. 01

5, 038, 595- 14

Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer:

$134. 20

2, 487. 49

51, 587. 00

147, 839- 99

450, 004. 96

1903 Public printing :ind binding:

1903

198, 916. 95

3,958, 921.92

$173,613.06

531, 223. 56

$78, 598. 01

98, 444. 70

Agricultural Report:

Total

12S, 762.53 41,851.75

60, 294. 23

41, 779. 28

18, 536.91

4, 573- 77

II, 155.00 171.50

218, 748. 67

88, 376. 30

4, 343. 737- 85 806, 910. 13 675, 164. 32 188, 369. 21 6,014, 181. 51

No. 4.

Statement showing expendituresfor labor, material, paper, a7id lithographing and engraving duringfiscal years i8g6 to igo3, both inclusive.

Appropriations. 1896. 1897. 1898. 1899.

$3,368,831.80

338,835.25

- 610.00

126,719.35 2,833.32

2,458.90

$3, 385, 730. 92

269, 393- 64 $3,577,697.85

390, 543. 60

$3, 730, 292. 85 276,398.95 Eleventh Census reports Building for Government Printing Office, 90,442.72 151,513. 58 82,705.58

Printing Memorial Volume, Centennial

Celebration of Laying Corner Stone of the Capitol Machinerj-, etc., new building 26,113.98

41, 220. 28

39, 939- 32

99, 859- 47

33,632.67

1, 484. 80 Diseases of the Horse, 1896, 1897, 1898, and

1899 35,827.99 Diseases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding,

1896 and 1897 17,965.00

19,533.77 2,176.07

Engine hou.se, Government Printing

Office Librarv, Government Printing Office ... Printing and binding. War Department. .

320. 23 91,974-37

190, 028. 06 Site for addition to Government Printing

Total 3,840, 288.62 3,952,700.33 4, 194,547-34 4, 407, 548. 03

Appropriations. 1900. 1901. 1902. 1903.

Printing and binding

Agricultural reports Printing and binding. War Department.

.

Printing INIemorial Volume, Centennial

Celebration of Establishment of Seat of

$4,564, 109.09 326,963.58

7,682. 59

$4, 944, 026. 73 332,281.44

$5,597,712.65

229, 193. 60

$5,038,595-14

307, 124.97

360. 00 2,951.15 Total 4,898,755-2'^ 5, 276,668. 17 5,829,857.40 5,345,720. II
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 79

Estimates of appropriationsfor public printing and binding for the fiscal year elid- ing fiine JO, igoj, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasuryforpresentation to the second session of the Fifty-eighth Congress.

Wages |4, 290, 380.27 Material, etc 706, 398. 10 ^'aper 765,317-45 Branch offices 368, 550. 00 Lithog:raphing and engra\-ing 200, 000. 00 Total 6, 330, 645. 82

No. 5.

Statement showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June jo, 1903, the source from which received, and to what accounts deposited in the Treasury.

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

Printing for War Department $2, 972. 24 Binding Rebellion Records 99- 50 Printing for Navy Department 14, 501. 12 Printing for Post-Office Department 62, 140. 06 Printing for Monej^-Order Office 10.00 Making Rollers for Treasurer of the United States 309. 45 Printing for Smithsonian Institution i, 306.44 Printing for Interstate Commerce Commission 631. 35 Printing for Department of Justice 99-07 Printing for Bureau of Insular Affairs 2, 414. 25 Printing for Porto Rico 66.95 Printing for Commissioners of the District of Columbia i, 892. 20 Printing for National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers 116.44 Printing for the United States Marshal 12. 10 Printing for Board of Children's Guardians 14.80 Printing for Commissioners of Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company 4. 59 Printing for Columbia Hospital for Women 15-83

86, 606. 39 Deposited to the credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources: Sales of extra documents $15, 330. 35 Sales of waste paper 28, 045. 12 Sales of Congressional Director^' 29.75 Sales of Congressional Record i, 169.33 Printing speeches 12, 231. 30 Proceeds of waste gold leaf 4, 303. 89 Sales of leather scraps 2, 933. 68 Sales of stereotype dross i, 484. 43 Sales of old boxes - 336. 85 Sale of eleven old printing presses 2, 885. 00 Sale of one old engine 2, 500. 00

.Sale of one old dynamo 475. 00 Sale of one old ruling machine 106. 00 Sale of old type and cases i, 004. 15 Sales of miscelianeons articles 2, 007. 18

74, 842- 03

161, 448. 42
8o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 6.

Statement showmg the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June jo,

1903.

Public Printer $4, 500. 00 Chief clerk 2, 727. 09 One clerk 2, 000. 00 One clerk, at $1,800 per annum (181 days) 900.00 One clerk, at $1,800 per annum (114 days) 557- Two clerks, at $1,600 per annum 3, 200.00 One clerk i, 400. 00

15, 284. 70 Contingent expenses of the office 2, 621. 69

17, 906. 39

No. 7.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of public printing and

binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, 1903. Wages $4,157,838.87 Improvements and repairs to building:

Electric supplies 4, 048. 06 Lumber 3,566.91 Plumbing and gas fitting supplies i, 553. 45 Furnishing and erecting brass railing 593. 92 Furnishing and erecting platforms in roller room 528. 00 Sheet lead 508. 73 Hardware 421.55 Paint, etc 323. 97 Furnishing and erecting steel ceilings 267.00 Iron 230.84 Zinc 227.87 Covering steam pipes with magnesia . . 185. 54 Steel 174.86

lyocks, hinges, etc 167. 71 Screws 148.52 Nails III. 78 Manhole covers and rings 86.68 Glass, putty, etc 72.81 Brass 71 65 Awnings 68.84 Pa%'ing allej' 65. 00 Galvanized iron 61. 74 Window shades 54-73 Wire. . . 54- 26 Papering 52. 50 Repairs to roof 40. 50 Copper ; 26. 05 Elevator latches 25. 80 Brads, tacks, etc 24.72 Nuts, washers, etc 23. 25 Steel wool 19-95 Iron columns, beams, etc 18. 00 Awning cord 17 44 Miscellaneous 23.69 Machinery, tools, and implements:

Electric machinery, etc.

62 motors $10, 595. 90 3o.starting boxes 816.00 Copper molding for switchboard 650.00

60 commutators 506.90

5 circuit breakers 432.00

ID armatures 420.25 Repairing commutator 285.05

13 electric fans 158. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEIR:; 8i

Machinery-, tools, and implements—Continued.

Electric machinery, etc. —Continued.

I friction to comptometer

Repairs to armatures

1 electric heater and controller

2 panel boards and cabinets

I meter

12 switches

3 regulators Printing presses—

$14, 259. 10

I 13 by 19 inch Gordon 305. 00

16, 500. 00

I 54-inch Monarch cutting machine i, 400. 00

I Martini book-sewing machine i, 200. 00

I Duplex trimmer i, 075. 00

I Hickok ruling machine 658. 00 4 proof presses 312.80

70 per cent of contract price on 2 Reynolds-Corliss compound engines and 2 Crocker-Wheeler generators 51,450.00

I No. 2 Smyth bookcase machine 4, 200. 00

1 Smyth automatic signature gathering machine No. 104 3, 500. 00

2 Car^-er and .Swift presses . 3, 210. 00

1 Sheridan No. 4 arch stamping press i, 205. 00

3 electrotype flat routers i, 185. 00

2 roller washing machines i, 000. 00

2 Sanborn roller backing machines 775- 00

I stereotype shaving machine 675. 00 Combination electrotype wax tables and 2 pots 540.00

I patent shaper 485.00

I combined saw table and beveling machine 480. 00

3 electrotj-e plate re^'ising machines 465. 00

I No. I Braidwood excelsior index cutter 460. 00

1 30-inch No. 60 gauge perforator 425. 00

2 friction feed No. 7 skivers 407. 00

I steam power punching machine and attachments 365.00

I dado machine 355. 00

I curved shaving machine 350. 00

1 No. Twentieth Century Monitor wire stitcher 300.00

2 balanced platen standing presses 285. 00

I blocking nail-driving machine 160. 00

I 34-inch extra heavy board shear 159-35

I 32-inch patent board .shear 116. 75

I Mullen paper tester 100.00

I iron frame ringer 45- 00

I portable .stand drill 45.00

I portable electric driven grinder 40. 00

3 lever car switches 41. 00

1 standing press 40. 00

2 numbering machines with fixtures 35-33

I matrix shear 35- 00

I micrometer paper gauge 25.00

175 wrought-iron stands 3i i99- 00

25 iron imposing tables i, 702. 49

288 electrotj'pe blocks i, 944- 00 Patent mahogany and iron stereotype blocks , . 2, 963. 71 Bookbinders' finishing tools i, 7°^- 62 Fixtures for book-sewing machines , i< 381- 53 Fixtures to presses 811.49 Fixtures for case-making machines 609. 20 Fixtures for stitching machines 4i7'95

800 maple cutting blocks 345- 0°

19 dozen valves , , 225. 36 S, Doc. 5 6
82, REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machine^, tools, and implements—Coiitiniit'd. Fixtures for folding machines $217.40 Fixtures for cnlting machines 137-53

4 Rambler bicycles 130. 00 Repairs to bicycles 59- 05 Fixtures for backing machines 55- 00

6>4 dozen pliers AS.gs

55 press boards. 40. 00

8 gas stoves and drums for same 30.50

17-X (lozen twist drills 30.39

S .stepladders Ratchet drills, etc

10 dozen bowls

20. 75 15-15

14-05 6 dozen du.st pans 15. 00 Punches, dies, etc y. ^5

200 bra.ss label holders

Fixtures for ruling machines 5. 50

vShaft and pulley 7. 20 Repairs to numbering machine 3. 25 Packing

720 inches. . $189. 00 202% pounds 117.49 Brooms

60 dozen No. 7 192.06

41 dozen No. 8 112.97

I dozen 18-inch 20. 00

5 dozen No. 2 13-75 Bone folders

34 dozen .small 35- 36

12 dozen large 24. 00 Stamps—

31 rubber ". 7. 94

9 self-inking 16.50

306. 49

338.78

59-36

24.44 Needles

2,957 No. 3 443-55

ijOSi No. 4 . . . . 216. 20 330 papers 16.50

676. 25 52^ dozen rubber tires for truck wheels i, 826. 84

16,300 maple pre.ssing blocks i, 615. 00

17,031 pounds cotton waste 1, 122. 11 9 emery wheels 453. 60 Bolts 265. 44

3,248 pounds and 20 castings 236. 39 Ruling pens and points 187. 6i

12 brass .stamps 147.00

92 dozen files 131.66

89 pounds crude rubber, rubber dam, etc 118. 23 Cups, cans, etc 58. 15 91 dozen crocks 115.00

2o>^ dozen oilers 80.30 4% dozen glue pots 70.53 540 finishers, rubbers 216.00

348 feet rubber hose 56. 12 lyubricators 50.00 Rubber tubing, rubber sheeting, etc 44. 03

16 dozen gauge glasses 43- 01 10 dozen mallets 40. 00

45 oil stones 3^- 25 8 dozen benzine cans 88.38

8 dozen mops 7. 92 3}i dozen wrenches 28.69

14 dozen mop handles 27. 70

10 dozen chisels 27.68

18^/3 dozen ink pads - 22. 93
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEfi: 83

Machiner\-, tools, and implements—Continued. . - 4 coolers

4 dozen cutter -tvoods

6 dozen screw-drivers

7 dozen spouts for oilers

' i/o dozen hammers

223 pounds sandstone

1^2 dozen cuspidors Blankets—

20 mineral rubber $37o. 52

25 pair -vroolen 73-75

ID 3-ards felt 88. 00 Rope

400 feet 5^-incli manila 20. 00

5iii( pounds manila 7.69

60 feet wire 1.80 Buckets—

3 dozen galvanized-iron waste 27. 00

10 dozen 12-quart galvanized-iron 19.80'

I dozen cedar 2.58 Shears, trimmers, etc.

3 dozen scissors iS. 00

15 dozen shears 85-35 Knives—

120 trimming i, 598. 23 70 dozen No. 3 50. 40

10 dozen lance-point 12.50

I dozen Star 7. 00

I dozen gold-layers' 7.00

Yz dozen butcher 2. 13

J4 dozen putty 1.20 Miscellaneous 13-77 Saws

256 9>4-inch rip 384.40

III 9,1 2-iiich book 166.70

15 metal 34.31

15 6-inch rip 11.63

3 8-inch rip 4. 83

lYz dozen scroll 3.70

I Disston 1.65 28^ dozen saw blades 31. 70 Cut laces

2,000 feet ^-inch 7. 10 5,000 feet ^3-inch 24. 25

1,000 feet jj'g-i^ch 4- 05 500 feet J^-inch 3.25 Belting—

600 feet, at 14 cents 84. 00 400 feet, at 11.5 cents 46.00 400 feet, at 9 cents 36. 00 200 feet, at 6.25 cents 12.50 300 feet, at 3.75 cents 11.25

190 feet, at 2.65 cents 4-95

100 feet, at 2.5 cents 2.50

25 feet, at 20 cents 5. 00 Bru.shes

33 dozen glue • 342. 03 24 dozen lye 178. 80

22 dozen pick 137. 50

7 dozen wall 88. 23

|20. 91 14.40

14. 20 11.65 10.35 8.92

8.75

29.49

49-38

103-35

1,692.23

638.92

38.65
84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machinerj', tools, and implements—Continued. Brushes—Continued.

15 dozen dust $<Si.oo 4 dozen varnisli 32.25

2 dozen <;oat hair 19.00

1 dozen moist bristle 10. 00 1% dozen camel's-hair 9.45

8 dozen scrub , . . 8. 00

2 dozen marblers 7- 50

14 dozen sash tools '.

. 32. 20- 6 dozen turkey-feather 9.93

19 dozen fitches 8.70 Miscellaneous ; 17.15 Cases

809 pair-s news 1,087.35

200 figure 155. 18

19 ^"le 32.47

$981.76

275. 00 Cabinets

12 flat-top cherrj' 600. 20

7 40-case extension 414. 75

9 i8-case bookbinder's i53-9o

1 oak file 122. 00

2 lo-case bookbinder's 21.60

I handy sort 42. 03 1,354-48 619 all-brass galleys

.

i, 147. 50 Iron and steel furniture 747-40

12 electrotype steel straightening blocks 618. 75

2,346 Groo patent clips 586. 50

20 Better-Wetter numbering machines, style J 564. 30

1 set complete furniture molds and cores 560. 00

6 electrotj'pe backing-up pans 450. 00

43 chases and 38 pieces combination chases 440. 34

7 sets silent chain drives 266. 35 500 patent side sticks 250.00

242 composing sticks 228. 26 Repairing 235 brass galleys 208. 25

2 figure heads and recutting figures 183. 00

500 Hempel quoin kej^s 178. 13 4 sets clamping devices for electrotype router 144. 00

100 iron cores ^ 126. 80

2 steel finishing plates 110.00

100 cast-iron blank pages 100. 00

4 blades for tab cutters 100. 00

21Y2 feet .silent chain and 4 wheels , 78. 50 300 droi>in nuts 75- 00

2 sets gearing and motor base for stitching machines 68. 00

13 dozen router bits 59-22

2 sets bra.ss piston rods 51- 65

I electric furnace 50. 00

144 brass .stereotype ratchets 54.00 Jenkins valve disks 48.96 Cutter head for saw table 48. 00 Pipe and canopy for forge 45- 00 Tape couplers and pliers 43- 50

1 mandel for beveling machine 35- 00

7 galvanized iron boxes 35- 00

2 low-pressure steam traps 34-76 Repairs for paring machine 34- 60

64 Morton lock-ups 34- 01 32 leather cups and washers 32. 40 50 9-inch Sterns clamps 32. 00

I Harrington chain hoi.st 29.00

I Sweetland lathe chuck 28. 00

12 sewing benches with extra .stretchers 27 00

5,024 quoins , , 26. 80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 85

Machinery-, tools, and implements—Continued.

I special case rack $26.00

I patent hand drill 24.30

3 iron bodies for wheelbarrow 21.00

1 4-inch eel trap 20. 00

2 wheelbarrows 19. 00

3 pairs toggles for roller backer 18. 00

I water reducing valve 17. 60 48 grease cups 17. 01 6 all right torches 16. 50

I bonnet for reducing valve 16. 00

I angle iron for sha\-ing machine 15. 00

1 type founder's gauge 15. 00

2 cast-iron Avater tanks i3- 50

72 wooden planers 12. 96

2 pair planer knives 12. 48 Repairing recording thermometer 11.00

I success rule cutter 10. 26 Rule 3, 373. 79 Type 57,795-95 Miscellaneous 326. 05 Material: Printing ink—

4,072 pounds book, at 25 cents $1, 018. 00

31,040 pounds book, at 45 cents 13,968.00 400 pounds book, at 50 cents 200. 00

4,140 pounds cut, at $1.25 5, 175. 00

3,6io pounds job, at 70 cents 2, 527. 00

175 pounds job, at $1 175.00 50 pounds job, at $1.25 62. 50

588 pounds job, at $1.50 882.00

58o>^ pounds job, at $3 i, 741. 50

124 pounds job, at $2 248. 00

I pound job, at $2.50 2. 50

100 pounds poster red, at 30 cents 30.00 Reducing varnish, etc., for ink 319. 75 Beeswax

217 pounds, at 35 cents 75-95

1,299 pounds, at 31 cents 402. 69 Blocking board

2,070 feet, at 9.5 cents 196.65

2,504 feet, at 8 cents 200. 32 Copper battery plates—

3,992 pounds, at 20 cents 798. 40

16,109 pounds, at 15.95 cents 2,569.39 Tissue paper

50 reams, at $1.60 80.00

125 reams, at $r. 20.

...

150.00 Muriatic acid

2 carboys, at $2.75 5.50

2 carboys, at $2.88 5. 76 Bar tin—

1,000 pounds, at 26.8 cents 268. 00

6,040 pounds, at 28.4 cents i, 715. 36 Glue—

3,000 pounds, at 1 1.5 345. 00

33,000 pounds, at 12 cents 3, 960.00 448 pounds, at 13.4 60. 03

25 pounds, at 15 cents 3. 75 6,487 pounds, at 21.5 cents i, 394. 73 532 pounds, at 21 cents 111.72

122 pounds, at 22 cents 26.84

18 gallons fi.sh, at $2 , 36. 00

26, 349. 25

478. 64

396. 97

3, 367- 79

230. 00

[,983-36

5, 938. 07
86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Continued. Plumbago

1,100 pounds, at 40.6 cents $446. 60

2,000 pounds, at 30.6 cents 612.00 $1,058.60

115,916 pounds bar lead, at 4.2 cents 4, 868.47

13,500 i)ounds tin foil, at 24 cents 3, 240.00

3,705 pounds molding- wax, at 21 cents 778.05

12,686 pounds .sifted casl-iron filings, at 2.5 cents 317. 14 2,007 pounds antimony and tin, at 17.6 cents 353. 23 176 pounds nickel anodes, at 68 cents 119.68

6,982 i)uunds potash, at 4.5 cents 314.21

1,500 pounds solder, at 16.4 cents 246.00

150 pounds black lead, at 30 cents 45.00

1,000 pounds stereotj'pe backing powder, at 4 cents 40. 00

7,785 pounds sulphate of copper, at 4.9 cents 381.46

7 carboys sulphuric acid, at $3.20 22.40 40 reams stereotype backing paper, at $5.50 220. 00

8,064 sheets bonnet board, at 2 cents 161. 28 800 pounds tablet composition, at 12 cents 96.00 Turpentine

156 gallons, at 45.7 cents 71-30 550 pounds, at 2.7 cents 14. 84 Glycerin

2,128 pounds, at 14.25 cents 303. 24 8,773 pounds, at 15 cents i, 315. 95

Cotton—

1,216 yards, at 3.9 cents 47-42

33,771 yards, at 4 cents i, 350. 84

2,354/^ yards, at 7.5 cents 176-59

18,240 yards, at 7.8 cents i, 422. 72

42,414 3'ards, at 9.4 cents 40. 84

4,833 yards, at 10. i cents 488. 12 3,000 yards, at 14.2 cents 426.00

600 yards, at 18.4 cents 110.40

1,805 yards, at 19.5 cents 351-98 5,214^ 3'ards, at 21.6 cents i, 126.33 Tape—

275 pounds 177-25

156 rolls 74-67

3,672 yards 40. 22 26 gross 31.32

12 spools 27.00

10 pieces 1.80

86. 14

I, 619. 19 Gasoline

1,255 gallons, at 9 cents 112.95

12,215 gallons, at 10 cents i, 221. 50

1.334-45 2,192^ gallons tarcolin, at 30 cents 657. 75 300 pounds lubricating compound, at 10.5 cents 31-50 240 pounds Abbott's compound, at 8 cents 19. 20 Oil—

65 gallon's illuminating, at 20 cents 13. 00 576 gallons washing, at 20 cents 115. 20

2,634 gallons engine, at 35 cents 921. 92 1,321^ gallons cylinder, at 65 cents 859.02

53 gallons perfection, at 80 cents 42.40 72^ gallons linseed 45-71

72 quarts olive 34- 41

105 gallons lard 94- 50 50 dozen sweet 44. 20

25 pounds thjdme 8. 75

5 gallons commutator 8.75

3 quarts castor 1. 20

5 gallons naphtha .85

I gallon crude .20

2, 190. II

5,541-24

352. 26
REPORT OF THK PUBI.IC PRINTER. 87

Material—Continued. Duck—

1,066 3-ard.s, at 1S.5 cents $197. 21 504 yards, at 21 cents 105. 84

3 yards, at 55 cents i. 65 Flannel

50 yards white, at 50 cents ^ 25. 00

iSo j-ards canton, at 9.S cents 17-64

5 yards rulers, at $1 5- 00

Twine—

2,027 pounds, at 5.5 cents iii-49

13,966 pounds, at 6.5 cents 907. 81

1,085 pounds, at 6.9 cents 74-87

7,051 pounds, at 8.5 cents 599. 33

5,293 pounds, at 27 cents i, 429. 11 Cord—

108 pounds, at 11. 5 cents 12.42 258 pounds, at 11. 9 cents 30. 70

1,141 pounds, at 17.8 cents 203. 10 Flour

150 barrels, at $3.67 550. 50 49 pounds I. 50 Alcohol

1831^0 gallons, at $2.495 456. 61 92 gallons wood 86. 90 Coal—

'^sMv tons anthracite 4. 60

4, 0855^^"^ tons bituminous 12,515.39 Imitation russia leather

41,469^ feet, at 10 cents 4, 146.99

90, 803 >^ feet, at 11 cents 9, 988. 43 1,870% feet, at 14 cents 261.87

22, 633 feet, at 15 cents 3, 395. 00 2,732^ feet, at 15.5 cents 423.50 Cowhide buffing

6,000 feet, at 4.8 cents 288.00

10,118 feet, at 5. 2 cents 526.19

3,000 feet, at 6 cents 180.00

8, 850^ feet, at 7. 4 cents 654. 98

28,7685^ feet, at 8 cents 2,301.54

$304. 70

47.64 Paper cambric

3,032 3-ards, at 4.2 cents 127.30

1,000 3'ards, at 6.2 cents 62.00

189. 30 47,120 3-ards graj' super, at 2.1 cents 989.52

10,731 yards back lining paper, at 6.3 cents 676.04

3.000 3-ards crash for toweling, at 13.3 cents 399- 00

3.001 yards drilling, drab, at 12 cents 360. 12

10,656 yards alpaca braid, at 1.25 cents 133. 20 Dr\' goods, etc 118.06 Thread—

3S1 pounds, at 55 cents 209. 55 504 pounds, at 76 cents 383. 04 432 pounds, at 82.5 cents 356.40

45/^ povmds, at 92 cents 41.86 3,031^ pounds, at 96 cents 2, 910. 24

102 pounds, at $1.07 109. 14 105 pounds, at $1.34 140. 70 177 pounds, at $1.41 249.57

322 pounds, at :?2.36 759-92

91 pounds, at S2.57 233.87

2,184 spools, at 52 3,319.68

3 spools silk, at 9 cents .27

8, 714. 24

3, 122. 61

246. 22

552- 00

12,519- 99

18, 215. 79
88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Continued, lyaw sheep

2, 2,ooy2 dozen, at $7. 14 $16, 425. 57 400 dozen, at $7.18 2,872.00 500^ dozen, at $8. 14 4,074.07 Fleshers—

200^ dozen, at $3.25 651.62 500^ dozen, at I4. 50 2, 252. 25 50 dozen, at $4. 75 237.50 Turkey morocco

8951^ dozen, at $12 10, 746. 00

60 dozen, at $12.47 748. 20

244J dozen, at $13. 70 3, 345. 10 202J dozen , at $14. 90 3, 01 2. 28

i8l4 dozen, at $32 591-99

i}^ dozen, at $33 63.25 Title leather—

203^ dozen, at $6.14 125.87 292^ dozen, at $7. 14 2, 088. 45

20 dozen, at $7.20 144. 00 Roans—

6oJ^ dozen, at I5.75 347-88

41 dozen, at $5.95 243.96

2ii^ dozen, at $7.14 153- 51 Parchment .substitute

50 pieces, at 46.5 cents 23. 25 100 rolls, at 30 cents 30.00 Skivers

250^ dozen, at $4.70 i, 177. 35 30 dozen, at $4. 74 142. 20 410^ dozen, at I5.40 ... 2, 216. 70

101 dozen, at $6.14 620. 14 2005^ dozen, at $6 _ i, 203. 00

381 dozen, at $7.14 2, 720. 34 Canvas for covering blank books

118 yards, at 13 cents 15- 34 223^ yards, at 14 cents 31. 30

236 yards, at 15 cents 35- 40

2,0355^ yards, at 28.9 cents 588. 19 Bookbinding bands

300 pieces, at 35.5 cents 106. 50

I piece, at 36 cents.

....

.36 Book cloth

296 pieces, at $3.25 962.00

1,785 pieces, at $4 7, 140.00 349^ pieces, at $5.25 i, 834. 87

200 pieces, at $5.95 i, 190.00

8071^ pieces, at $6.20 5, 006. 50

675 pieces, at $6.25 4, 218. 75

2,316 pieces, at $6.50 15, 054. 00

II pieces, at $7 77.00

50 pieces, at 7.25 362.50

202 pieces, at $8 1,616.00 Gold leaf—

300 packs, at $6.65 i, 995. 00

2,601 packs, at $6.75 17, 556. 75

1,500 packs, at $5.85 8, 775. 00

45 boxes ribbon gold 206. 31 Head bands

I piece, at 26 cents .26 361 pieces, at 30 cents 108.30

144 pieces, at 31 cents 44-64

$23,371-64

3, 141-37

18, 506.82

2, 358. 32

745- 35

8, 079. 73

670. 23

106. 86

37, 461.62

28, 533- 06
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89

Material—Continued. Head bands—Continued.

721 pieces, at 33 cents $237. 93 144 pieces, at 34 cents 48. 96 289 pieces, at 36 cents 104. 04

$544- 13 Wire for stitching machines

2,500 pounds, at 10.5 cents 262. 50

2,300 pounds, at 12.5 cents 287. 50

1,300 pounds, at 15 cents 195. 00

745. 00

10, 148. 32 1,293.63

I, 208. 90

145. 00

13,916. 70

26, 712. 55 Straw boards

1,650 pounds lined, at 1.78 cents 29.37

121,850 pounds, at 1.48 cents 1,803, 38

I, 832. 75 20% dozen law calf, at $28 581. 00 3^ dozen English calf, at $22 82. 51 9,425 pairs map sticks 509. 63 300 packs aluminum leaf, at 80 cents 240. 00

200 bundles iron ties, at 95 cents 190. 00

2,000 pounds trunk boai'ds, at 5.9 cents 118. 00

88 pounds paste, at 75 cents 66. 00

59 gross screw rings 53- 10

1,000 pounds card middles, at 3.7 cents 37. 00

20 bundles pulp board, at $1.40 28. 00

36 sheets parchment vellvim, at 50 cents 18. 00 Miscellaneous 52. 77 Dyes, gums, etc.

566 pounds gum tragacanth 316. 96

501 pounds egg albvimen 265.85

422 pounds cochineal lake 215. 50

1,282 pounds balsam fir 200. 30 550 pounds gum hog 174. 00

151 gallons disfecto 135. 90

492 pounds ultramarine blue 116.40

250 beef galls 62. 50

150 pounds granulated gum arabic 58.35

150 pounds orange shellac 48.00

20 pounds bismuth 33. 00

300 pounds pearlash 28. 00

24 bottles book varnish 26. 00

20 pounds cosine 23. 90

288 pounds dextrine 23. 04

250 pounds stronger water ammonia 18. 75

100 pounds chrome yellow 16. 00

45 pounds creosote 15. 19 5 pounds ruling color 12. 50

150 pounds oxalic acid 12. 25 550 pounds pulverized alum 11.54

15 pounds camphor 10.10 Miscellaneous 65. 06 Electric lighting 3, 604. 42 Gas 2, 175.60 Freight, boxing, and cartage i, 056. 30 Stable supplies- Forage 3, 940. 63 4 wagons 1, 350. 00 Shoeing i, 001. 11

2 horses 500.00 Wagon repairs 379. 10

Binders' boards

557,600 pounds, at 1.82 cents

69,550 pounds, at 1.86 cents

54,950 pounds, at 2.2 cents

5,000 pounds, at 2.9 cents

296,100 pounds, Davey's, at 4.7 cents.
90 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Contiimcd.

Stable supplies—Continued.

Veterinar3- services and medicines $311.70 Harness r<. i)airs 178. 10 Harness 127.30 Storm covers, blankets, etc 110.00 Miscellaneous 37- 10 Stationery: Rubber bands 554. 31 Pencils 425.64

3 tj'pewriters with cabinets, etc 3ii- 75 Tracing cloth, etc 72. 36 Binding cases and cabinet indexes 45- 25

I Universal paper scale 35.00 T^-pewriter repairs and supplies 33- So Pens 177. II Writing ink 145. 08 Pins 43. 80 Pencil pointer repairs 40.80 Drawing and copying paper 40. 06 Ink erasers • 39-78 Paper fasteners 36. 35 Pencil pointers 28. 00 Boxwood rulers 27.40 Eyelets 26. 05

L,e Page's glue 19. 20 Carbon paper 19. 20 Drawing ink, marking ink, etc

.

16. 70 Charts 15. 96 Wastebaskets 14-27 Farmers' clips 13-20 Rubber erasers 12.50 Penholders 12.24 Sanford's librarj^ paste , 12.00 Inkstands 5. 00 Neostyle supplies 8. 60 Miscellaneous 104. 17 Miscellaneous items: Guards for patent back.s

905. 00 Soap

21, 900 pounds 1 , 009. 30

9 boxes soapine 36. 00

2 boxes ivor^' 8. 00

1 gross Turkish bath 6. 00

38 pounds castile_ 5. 13

2 dozen cakes sapolio 1.80

I, 066. 23 Sponges

55 pounds, at $3.65 200. 75 561^ pounds, at $2. 63 148. 60 205^ pounds, at $2. 57 528. 14 30 pounds, at $2. 27 68. 10 20 pounds, at $1.85 37- 00

982.59 Toilet paper

15,000 rolls, at 5.9 cents 885. 00

1,500 rolls, at 5.6 cents 84. 00

969. 00 Wiping paper

27,308 pounds, at 5.5 cents 1,501.94

5,300 pounds, at 5.3 cents 280. 90

1,782.84 Ice

935,173 pounds, at iS cents ])er cwt i, 730.02

228,145 pounds, at is.s cents i)er cwt 410.66

2, 140. 68
REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER. 9

1

Miscellaneous items—Continued.

Rent, fifth and sixth floors and part of first fioor Union Building $17, 000. 00 Rent of warehouses 9, 999. 84 Rent of stables i, 183. 05 Rent of No. 42 H street N\V i, 200. 00 Rent of telephones, telephone calls, etc i, 035. 01 Rent of fire-alarm boxes 191. 64 Compiling indexes to Congressional Record . .

'. 7, 155. 00 Desks, tables, etc r i, 187.90 Chairs, stools, etc 322.10 Furniture 224. 15 Matting, mats, etc 30-45 Cleaning S07 3-ards carpet 24. 21 I^aundering 815. 26 Engraving steel dies 768. 42 Sawdust 531.88

165,000 ideal book protectors 429. 00

6,107 pounds manila paper for tympan sheets 381.70 Books for library- 242. 61 Removing ashes and debris 444.00 Telegraphing 160. 28 Solorine 146. 50 Repairing waste-paper bags 141. 95

14 United .States flags 141.00

2,640 street-car tickets 110.00

30,000 shipping tags 106.95

7 photographs 100. 00 Repairs to clocks and time stamps 97-21 Books of reference 97. 20 Maintenance of Obser\-ator\' clocks 81.00

165 quires emery cloth 63. 10 Baggage labels

....

41. 00 Drawings and tracings of office—new building 36. 00 Eggs 35-18

987 pounds pumice stone 34-55 Sandpaper, etc 33-39 Jeweler's cotton 15. 00

120 pounds candles 14-75 Cleaning ruling cloths 12-25 Miscellaneous 83. 00 Supplies for Departments: Manifold books $56,401.52

5,863 Chicago perfect file holders 6, 000. 00

14 perfect file holders 35- 00 Envelopes 15, 705. 09 Indexes and index .sheets i, 634. 50

79, 776- II Total .- 4, 801,593.52 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools: June 30, 1902 50, 362. 70 June 30, 1903 53,139.46

No. ^.—Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public

printing and bindingfor the fiscal year endedfune jo, igo^.

Machine-finished printing paper:

13,533^5 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at I1.536 $20, 787.84

7,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.584 11, 088.00

8,58, 343 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.3 cents 28, 325. 33

88,476 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.4 cents 3, 008. i» 224,625 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.1 cents 6,963.37

1,426,130 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.2 cents 45, 636. 16 302,495 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-pound, at 3.5 cents 10,587-35

3,505 pounds, 9>^ by 24 inches, 12-pound, at 3.5 cents 122.68

1,500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $2.976 4, 464. 00
9^ kEPORT OF the: public printer.

Machine-finished printing paper—Continned.

1,000 rt ams, l)y 48 inches, y^i-pound, at > m'>S 168.00

21,307,/,, regains, by 4S inclies, y6-])()un(l, al ^.^.o72 65,456.35

514 reams, ^'v It inches, 90-ponnd, at J2.8S 1,480.32

1)72.1,1 reams AAM inches, 100-pound, at $3.20 3, 112.48 Sized and snpercalendered printing paper:

2,484 reams, 24 hy 32 inches, 45-pound, at $1.485 3,688.74

2,500 reams, 32 hy 48 inches, 90-pound, at $3.15 7,875.00

1,499 reams, 32 hy 48 inches, 90-pound, at $3.24 4, 856. 76

5,670 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.38 13,494.60

500 reams, 24 by 3S inches, 70-pound, at $2.45 i, 225.00

3,764 reams, 3S by 4S inches, 140-pound, at $4.76 17,916.64

1,000 reams, 38 hy 48 inches, 140-pound, at $4.90 4, 900. 00

3.563211 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.08 14,538.47

i,2o6^§ reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.80 3, 378.48

200 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.88 576.00

9,422 reams, 38 hy 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.08 38, 441. 76

1,066 reams, 22% bj' 315^ inches, 50-pound, at $1.80 1,918.80

300 reams, 22^ hy 311^ inches, 50-pound, at $1.85 555. 00

1,4115^5 reams, 223<^ by 31^4! inches, 42-pound, at $1.512 2, 133.81 400 reams, 22^ bj- 2>'^'% inches, 42-pound, at $1.554 621.60

1,5115% reams, 22% by 31^^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.44 2, 176.42 400 reams, 22^ by 31^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.52 608.00

400 reams, 31^ hy 45^ inches, 80-pound, at $2.88 i, 152.00 400 reams, 311^ by 45 inches, 80-pound, at $2.96 t, 184. 00

400 reams, 30 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3.04 i, 216.00

400 reams, 30 b}^ 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.96 i, 184.00 White double cap:

3,052Tfjj reams, 17 hy 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.984 6, 055. 55

2,063^-^- reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $2.08 4, 292. 18 5,096^1 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $2.232 11, 375.96

2,285^^ reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $2.34 5, 348. 88 Colored double cap:

86 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 22-pound, at $1.606 138. 11 2,oii^g reams, 17 hy 28 inches, 32-pound, at $2.336 4, 699. 10 White demy:

2,4282V reams, 16 by 21 iiiches, 20-pound, at $1.24 3, 010. 97

I,i28|§ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $1.30 1,466.59

i,322|g reams, 16 by 21 inches, 25-pound, at $1. 55 2, 049. 25 5772% reams, 16 hy 21 inches, 25 pound, at $1.625 937. 79 White double demj-:

1,6055% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at $2. loS 3, 383. 95 4645% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at $2.21 i, 025. 66

4,4o8^§ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.48 10, 934. 07 3,5375a reams, 21 bj' 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.60 9, 198.41

2,0785% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3.10 6,442. 12

1, 724^5 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3.25 5, 604. 62 Colored double demy:

1,103 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3. 65' 4,025.95 White folio post:

115 reams, 17 by 22 inches, 23-pound, at $1.426 163.99 White double folio post:

2,i66^g reams, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.48 5, 372.92

59755 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 55-pound, at $3.41 2,037.82 White medium:

39755 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at $1.612 641. 26 2775S reams, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at $1.69 468.98 White roj^al: 4215% reams, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at $0.992 417. 78 i04i§ reams, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at $1.04 109. 10 6605% reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $1.736 i, 145.84 White super royal:

383iJ reams, 2n ^>\ 2^ inches, 35-pound, at $2.17 832.31

161^4 reams, 20 by 2S inches, 35-pound, at $2.275 366.73 White writing:

2.3725% reams, 28 hy 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.968 9,412.69

1,3825% reams, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at $4.464 6, 170. 15 602 reams, 28 hy 34 inches, 72-pound, at $4.68 2, 817. 36

1,432 reams. 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $4.16 5, 957. 12
REPORT OF THE PUBI.IC PRINTED. 93

Colored writing:

415% reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at S4.6S $i93- 75 53 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at $4.42 234. 26 White writing (special):

1.277,% reams. 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at 55.224 4, 118. 18 704^5 reams, 24 by 3S inches, 56-pound, at S3. 472 2,446.37

49tS reams. 27 by 2S inches, 60-pound, at $3. 72 185. 26

i66/ij reams. 26 b^- 32 inches. 46-pound, at $2.852 474. 00 64^ reams, 26 b^- 32 inches, 46-pound, at $2.99.^: 193. 90 Golden envelope: reams, 19 hy 24 inches, 28-pound, at 52.52 ' 25. 07 47 reams, 19 b^- 24 inches, 28-pound, at 52. So 131.60 Cover paper:

2,832^2 reams. 20 by 25 inches. 50-pound, at S2.05 5, S06. 83

2385®^ reams, 22^ by 32 inches, 70-pound, at $2.87. 683. 92

552ftr reams. 23^ by 32 inches, 50-pound, at S2.05 113. 26 Map paper:

142,766 pounds, at 11. 5 cents 16,418. 10

19,584 pounds, at 12 cents 2, 350. 08 Woodcut paper:

6i35§ reams, 24 b^- 38 inches, 100-pound, at $6. 40 3, 928. 00

3,620 reams, 24 hy 38 inches, 100-pound, at 57.40 26, 7S8. 00

10557 reams, 22 hy 31 5 v inches, So-pound, at $5-92 624.56 loS^ reams, 22% hy 31 5-4 inches, 80-pound, at $5.12 555. 26 301^ reams. 24 by 32 inches, 84-pound, at 56.216 i, 871. 33

1,380^% reams, 24 b^- 38 inches, 75-pound, at 54.20 5, 797. 68 Manila paper:

1,190^% reams, 25 hy 38 inches, 56-pound, at 51. 6S 1,999.69 702^ reams, 205^ hy 32 inches, 30-pound, at 90 cents 632.52

2S0 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 40-pound, at $1.20 336.00 Rope manila paper:

I, 089 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $2.55

...

2, 776. 95

100 reams, 24 by 3S inches. 70-pound, at 53-57 357. 00

393 reams, 27 by 3S inches, 70-pound, at 53.57. 1,403.01 149M reams, 38 by 3S inches, 140-pound, at 57.14 i, 070. 28 393M reams. 27 hy 38 inches, 100-pound, at 55.10 2, 008. 12 2965^ reams, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at $4.284 i, 270. 85 Bleached manila paper:

246^1 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at $4.64 i, 145. 84 Glazed bond paper:

119,271 pound.s, at 11.4. cents 13,596.86

62,998 pounds, at 11.9 cents 7, 496. 76 Artificial parchment:

4,240 pounds, at 12.4 cents 525. 76 Hea\'5- railroad board

:

5,600 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 2So-pound, at 3.8 cents 212. 80 China board:

10,830 pounds, 22 hy 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4.3 cents 465.70 Colored cardboard:

36,309 pounds. 22 b}' 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4.1 cents 1,488.66 Manila cardboard:

13.298 pounds, at 3 cents 398. 94

12,107 pounds, at 3.1 cents 375.31 White bristol board:

123,200 pounds, 22^ by 28^ inches, 140-pound, at 6.9 cents 8,500.81 Colored bristol board:

427>387 pounds, 20^4. hy 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3 cents 13, 143.93

92,901 pounds, 20^ hy 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.1 cents 2, 879.94

72,810 pounds, 21 hy 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3 cents 2, 184.30

9,048 pounds, 21 hy 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.1 cents 280.49

II, 768 pounds. 22 bj- 32 inches, 165-pound, at 3 cents 353.04

7,360 pounds, 21% by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3 cents 220.80

50,666 pounds, 21% hy 30 inches, 130-pound, at 3 cents i, 519.98 Manila bristol board:

52,463 pounds, 21% hy 3154 inches, 85-pound, at 2.8 cents i, 468. 96

First-class ledger, cap:

1035% reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $2.28. , 235. 07
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First-class ledger, double cap:

19720 reams, 17 hy 2S inches, 2S-pound, at $3.36 $664.78

,so3.yj reams, 17 by 2S inches, 38-povnid, at $4.56 2,297.34

,10,;.;;, rc-nns, 17 by -?"^ inches, 42-poun(l, at .^.s.i') 2,486.99

.jg rr:nu>, 17 1)y J^ inches, 42-ponnd, at 5s. -'"^ 255. 19

i3i.\'j reams, 17 by inches, 4S-ponnd, at 76 758.88

First-cla.ss ledger, demy:

744iJ reams, 16 hy 21 inches, 20-ponnd, at $2.40 i, 786. 92 414 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-ponnd, at 1, 192.33

i,io5^g reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-ponnd, at $3.48 3,848.72

First-class ledger, double demy:

200 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 4S-pound, at .$6.624 i, 324. 80

298 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 5S-pound, at $8.004 2,385. 18

965-0 reams, 21 by 32 inches, sS-pound, at $10.44 1,003. 28 500 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-povind, at $10.35 5, 175.00

111^5 reams, 21 b}- 32 inches, 75-pound, at $13.50 1,509.98

99 reams, 21 In- 32 inches, 120-pound, at $16.56 1,639.44

520 i-eams, 21 hy 32 inches, 130-pound, at $17.94 9,328.80

First-class ledger, medium:

loiig reams, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at $3.60 366. 84

295 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at $3.72 1,097.40

710/5 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $4.56 3, 239. 41 99 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 38-povind, at $4.712 466.49

First-class ledger, double medium:

loo^g reams, 23 by 36 inches, 60-pound, at $7.80 783. 90

200 reams, 23 hy 36 inches, 76-pound, at $10.184 2, 036. 80 First-class ledger, ro3'al: 527 reams, 19 hy 24 inches, 46-pound, at $5.75 3, 030. 25 98 reams, 19 b}' 24 inches, 46-pound, at $5.704 559. 00

First-class ledger, double royal:

100 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $13.40 i, 340. 00 First-class ledger, super royal:

198 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $7.524 i, 489. 75 First-class ledger, imperial:

395% reams, 23 by 31 inches, 75-pound, at $10.425 408.66

First-class ledger, special:

106 reams, 14 by 35 inches, 50-pound, at $6.95 736. 70

1085'ij reams, 14 by 35 inches, 50-pound, at $9 975. 15

2iij% reams, 20^ hy 24^ inches, 70-pound, at $9.73 212.60

5Itj% reams, 20^ hy 2434 inches, 70-pound, at $12.60 645. 12 80^1 reams, 18% by 42 inches, 70-pound, at $12.60 i, 019. 34

29 reams, 21 by 42 inches, 100-pound, at $13.90 403. 10 Second-class ledger, cap

:

95 reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $1.482 140. 79 245i§ reams, 14 bj' 17 inches, 19-pound, at $1.425 350.05 Second-class ledger, double cap:

194 reams, 17 b3^ 28 inches, 3S-pound, at $2.85 522.90

3,2405^; reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $2.964 9, 603. 96 Second-class ledger, uemj^:

97^g reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $1.872 183. 27 207 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2.175 • • - 450- 23

1, 459^5 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2.262 3, 302.43 Second-cla.ss ledger, double demj-:

6135% reams, 21 hy 32 inches, 48-pound, at $3.744 2, 295.44

3,0975^5 reams, 21 hy 32 inches, 58-pound, at $4.524 14,012.83

5323(5 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $5.85 310.93 Second-class ledger, medium:

504^^ reams, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $2.964 1,496.38 Second-class ledger, double medium:

725^g reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $5.928 4, 302. 53 Second-class ledger, roj^al:

985^5 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $3.588 353. 24 Second-cla.ss ledger, .super royal:

1352^5 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $4.446 601.54 Second-class ledger (special):

1955c reams, 12,% hy 28 inches, 30-pound, at $2.34 458-41 992S reams, 28 by 29 inches, 65-pound, at $5.07 504. 72 88^ reams, 28 by 34 inches, 76-pound, at $5.70 505. 59 425^1 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 76-pound, at $5.928 2, 524. 13
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Blotting paper:

20 reams, 19 by 24 inches, loo-poiind, at $5.50 $110.00 Marble paper:

II reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $7.50 82.50

2oJ|§ reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $4.07 84.52 30 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $5.40 162. 00

5 reams, 19 hy 30 inches, at I3.30 16, 50 Comb paper:

89 reams, 20 hy 25 inches, at $6.25 ,-. 556. 25 80 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $6.79 543. 20 89^1^ reams, 22 by 28 inches, at $7.60 683. 26

10 reams, 20 by 25 inches (5 patterns), at $14 140. 00 Typewriter paper:

1275% reams, 16 by 21 inches, 8-pound, at $1.35 171-65

224 reams, 16 hy 21 inches, ii-pound, at $1.70 380. 80 3975% reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $3 i, 192. 20 Cap, letter, and note paper:

216 reams, 9 by 11 inches, 7-pound, at 63 cents

....

136.08

1022'ij reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $4 409.00 Paper for overlaying:

102 reams, 17 by 22 inches, lo-pound, 51 cents 52. 02 Parchment:

1, 000, sheets, 15 hy 21 inches, at 27.3 cents 273.00 Whiting's cream wove writing:

10 reams, 21 b^- 33 inches, 80-pound, at $20 200.00 Colored bristol board: 77fM reams, 22^^ hy 28>< inches, 175-pound, at $28 2, 168.58 Check cardboard:

6,000 .sheets, 22 by 28 inches, at $43.75 262.50 Plated bullet patch:

10,000 sheets, 16 b^- 21 inches, at ^12 120.00 Crane's all linen laid:

15 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 18-pound, at $4.35 65. 25

2 reams, 16 hy 26 inches, 23-pound, at $5.55 11. 10 White wedding bristol

:

4,000 sheets, 22^ hy 285-2 inches, at $120 480.00 Lining paper:

10 reams, 22 hy 28 inches, at $8.50 85.00

First-class buff wove ledger:

25 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 100-pound, at $20.50 512.50

33^5 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 130-pound, $18.72 633.67 First-class colored ledger:

240^^5 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at $4.80 i, 153. 20 139^ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 130-pound, at $20.02 2, 793. 79 22^ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 130-pound, at $39 887. 25 Antique laid deckle-edge printing:

20 reams, 19 by 25 inches, 44-pound, at $7.92 158.40

20 reams, 19 by 25 inches, 44-pound, at $6.60 132. 00

650 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 88-pound, at $9.504 6, 177. 60 Deckle-edge cover paper:

20 reams, 10^ by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $4.80 96.00 Antique laid machine-finish printing:

100 reams, 25 hy 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.95 295.00

50 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.15 "... 157. 50 Double mill bristol board:

33^^ reams, 22^ by 28^^ inches, 175-pound, at $43-75 i> 474- 37 Granite cardboard:

10,000 sheets, 16 by 20 inches, at $23 230.00 Crane's glazed bond:

4,500 sheets, 14 by 17 inches, at $9 40. 50 Tissue paper:

200 reams, 20 by 30 inches, at 50 cents . 100. 00 Blank white cards:

5,000 sheets, 14 by 18 inches, at $10 50.00 Total 704, 836.63
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Inventory shozuing the quantity and cost ofpaper on handJune jo, igoj.

io.-jSS reams quires machine-finish printing $24,562.07

696,301 pounds machine-finish printing 23, 280. 24

9,087 reams iqJ quires S. and S. C. printing 29,640.59

203 reams 5? quires laid printing i, 081. 49

26 reams igf quires deckle and vellum printing 165.68

14,007 reams 9§ quires white and colored writing 38, 316. 17

51 reams i quire golden envelope 142.94

1,378 reams 12 quires cover 2, 917. 68

2,404 reams 5^ quires map 14, 025. 42

4,638 reams 15! quires coated book 27, 320. 50

I, III reams 7 quires manila i, 426. 35

2,466 reams 9I quires bond 9, 997. 35 234 reams 7* quires artificial parchment 223. 27 47,402 sheets white and colored and check cardboard i, 224. 26

37,431 sheets manila cardboard 532. 54 436,639 sheets white, colored, and double mill bristol 7, 939. 25 93,886 pounds bristol board 2, 876. 69

1,376 reams 5 quires tissue 1,731.48

715 reams 3^ quires typewriter i, 485. 52

709 reams i6| quires cap, letter, and note i, 299. 66

46 reams French folio 35-88

5 reams i5§ quires bullet patch 34. 68

4 reams i7f quires onion skin 27. 27 16 reams 17I quires paraffin 40. 88

8,2285-5 reams first-class ledger 56, 3S0. 54

5, 513^5 reams second-class ledger 18,139.31

1,0282% reams rope manila 4, 146. 34 4855 reams bleached manila 225. 27 i6^§ reams blotting paper, heavy 94. 00 reams blotting paper, interleaving 5. 28 22ff5 reams comb paper 143. 60

2iJ|g reams plaid paper no. 21 reams buflf plated paper 5. 35 53f|g reams marble paper 355. 66

i5||§ reams lithographed lining paper 173. 42

io95ij reams copying paper 237. 24 Total 271,553.37 No. 9.

Statement showing disbursements on accomit oflithographiiig and engraving

during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1903.

500 copies of 3 illustrations for vSenate Doc. No. 282, ist session 57th Congress $42. 00

7,115 copies of 61 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 280, ist session 57th Congress 2, 540. 00

200 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 280, 1st session 57th Congress 50.00

2,400 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 331, ist session 57th Congress 60.00

2,350 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 473, ist session 57th Congress 199. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 447, ist session 57th Congress 220.00

4,350 copies of 2 illustrations for vSenate Doc. No. 36, 2d session 57th Congress 150.00

1,850 copies of 3 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 45, 2d session 57th Congress 125. 00

2,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 70, 2d session 57th Congress 131. 00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 124, 2d .session 57th Congress 260.00

2,125 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 127, 2d session 57th Congress 38. 00

r,734 copies of i illustration for Senate Doc. No. 146, 2d session 57th Congress 690.00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 165, 2d session 57th Congress 120.00

2,400 copies of 15 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 197, 2d session 57th Congre.ss 353- 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for Seaiate Doc. No. 210, 2d session 57th Congress 26.00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 212, 2d .session 57th Congress 8.00

2,ioo copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 220, 2d session 57th Congress 62.00

18,410 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 6, special session of Senate 313-.50

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Report No. 1655, ist session 56th Congress 45- 00

250 copies of 23 illustrations for Senate Report No. 2380, 2d session 57th Congress 184.00

2,750 copies of I and 550 copies of 7 illustrations for Report upon Improvement of District of Columbia Park System 30. 00 550 copies of 3 illustrations for Report upon Improvement of Di.strict of Columbia Park

System 76. cx)
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 97

1,500 copies of J I illustrations for Report upon Improvement of District of Columbia Park vSystem $275. 00

50 copies of 12 illustrations for Testimony before Senate Committee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico in Relation to Hawaii 261.00

1,682 copies of 12 illustrations for Report and Appendices on the Result of Investigation

in Territory- of Hawaii, Part III 397.00

500 copies of 2 illustrations for Congressional Director3% special session of Senate 20. 00

17,600 copies of I illustration for Congressional Directory, special session of Senate 105.60

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 306, Part Y, ist session 57tli Congress .... 45. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 532, ist session 57tli Congress 175. 00

2,125 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 580, ist session 57th Congress 75- 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 645, ist session 57th Congress 37- 50

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 658, ist session 57th Congress 32.50

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for Hou.se Doc. X'o. 628, 1st session 57tli Congress 42.00

1,850 copies of 4 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 671, ist session 57th Congress 34.00

2,125 copies of 85 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 618, 1st .session 57th Congress 3,037.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. Xo. 65, 2d session 57tli Congress 85.00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 66, 2d session 57tli Cougress 107. co

1,850 copies of 2 illu-strations for House Doc. Xo. 194, 2d session 57tli Congress 50. 00

2,050 copies of 4 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 314, 2d session 57tli Congress 112. 00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 316, 2d session 57th Congress 70. 00

1,850 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 319, 2d session 57th Congress 95- 00

2,350 copies of 34 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 335, 2d session 57th Congress 102. 00 500 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 235, 2d session 56th Congress 27. 00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for House Report Xo. 331 1, 2d session 57th Congress 15. 00 500 copies of 2 illustrations for Relief of the Mission of vSt. James in the State of Washington 90.00

40,000 copies of 1 illustration for Congressional Director^-, 2d session 57th Congre.ss 240.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of the Philippine Commission, Vol. II 15.00

3,000 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Governor of Porto Rico for 1902 156.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Governor of Porto Rico for 1902 44-50

5.375 copies of 4 illustrations for Foreign Relations for 1902, Vol. II 390. 00

100 copies of 4 illustrations for Appendix Xo. i, Foreign Relations for 1902 30.00

500 copies of 3 illu.strations'for Case of the I'nited States before the Alaskan Boundary Commission 18.00

200 copies of 1 illustration for Treaties of the United States with other powers in force since 1899 15. 00

5,564 copies of I illustration for Revised Regulations concerning Oleomargarine 47.50

4,564 copies of 2 illustrations for United States Magnetic Declination TaWes 195. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Colonial Administration, 1800-1900 108.00

4,064 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 11, Hj-gienic I^aboratory 480.00

7,750 copies of 12 illustrations for Annual Uist of Merchant Vessels of the United States

for 1902 810. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Commercial Alaska 94. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illu-stration for Commercial India in 1901 110.00

3,064 copies of 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner-General of Immigration for 1902 320.00

2,000 copies of 5 illu.strations for Annual Report of the Commissioner-General of Immigration for 1902 • 213.00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Coal Production and Trade of the World 7. 00

3,064 copies of 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Public Health and Marine-Hospital Ser\-ice, 1900 317- 00

3,064 copies of 3 illustrations for United States Coast Pilot, Atlantic Coast, Parts I and II. . 125. 00

6.350 copies of 2 illustrations for Monthly Summar>' of Finance and Commerce for May,

1902 607. 00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Monthlj^ Summarj' of Finance and Commerce for Juh^

1902 85. 00

6,350 copies of I illustration for Monthly Summary- of Finance and Commerce for September, 1902 55- 00

6,350 copies of 2 illustrations for Monthly Summarj^ of Finance and Commerce for March, 1903 750.00

4,650 copies of 8 illustrations for Annual Report of the vSuperintendent of the United

States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1902 320.00

5,000 copies of 1 illustration for United States Concerning Registration of Trade-Marks, etc. 25.00 300 copies of 19 illustrations for .Specifications for Buoys and Appendages 152. 00

12,000 copies of I illustration for I^ist of I^ights and Fog Signals, Atlantic and Gulf

Coasts, 1902 135. 00 50 copies of 11 illu.strations for Specifications and Drawings, of Life-Saving Station 235. 00 S. Doc. 5 7
98 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

10,000 copies of 8 illustrations for Rules and Regulations Relating to the Anchorage of Vessels in the Port of New York $367. 00

3,300 copies of I illustration for X,ist of lyights and Fog Signals on Pacific Coast 1903 65.00

50 copies of 10 illustrations for Specifications and Drawings for Old Chicago T^ife-Saving Station 132.00

4,900 copies of I illustration for I,ist of I,ights and Fog Signals on the Northern I,akes and Rivers for 1903 80. 00 50 copies of 8 illustrations for .Specifications and Drawings for Sabine Pass lyife-Saving

.Station 120.00 400 copies of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the War Department, Part IX 24. 00

3, 250 copies of 227 illustrations for Report of the Chief of Hngineers, United .States Army,

for 1902 2, 010. 00 400 copies of 36 illustrations for Appendix Z Z, Technical Details 120.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Surgeon-General for 1902 24.00

6,850 copies of 4 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief Signal Officer of the Army

for 1902 60. 00

5,640 copies of 24 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance United States Arm)' for 1902 187. 00

6, 150 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Acting .Superintendent of the Sequoia and General Grant National Park 50. 00

2,064 copies of 21 illustrations for Notes of Military Interest for 1901 i, 355.00 500 copies of 12 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 84 56.00

300 copies of 6 illustrations for Notes on the Spanish -American War 46. 00

6,890 copies of 29 illustrations for Annual Report of the l,ieutenant-General Commanding

the Army to the Secretary' of War for 1902 i, 075. 00

5,890 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report of the .Secretary of War for 1902, Vol. X . 200. 00

50,000 copies of I illustration for Recruiting Poster No. 40 i, 150. 00 200 copies of 4 illustrations for Description and Instructions for the care of 5-inch and

6-inch Rapid-Fire Guns 27.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Graphic Range Tables, .steel and cast-iron body 114.00 200 copies of I illustration for Diagram of Officers' Sabre 5. 00 500 copies of 6 illustration for Description of Breech Mechanism for service Seacoa.st Can- non 33. 00

2,000 copies of 13 illustrations for Handbook of the 3.2-inch Field Battery, etc iii.oo 300 copies of 10 illustrations for Directions for Mounting and Dismounting one-pounder

Subcaliber Tubes in Bore of Seacoast guns 50. 00

1,000 copies of 20 illustrations for Instructions for Use of Telephones 80.00

800 copies of I illustration for Recruiting Poster for Hospital Corps, United .States Arnij^. 245.00

100 copies of I illustration for Section 5, .Supply Manual 3.00 400 copies of 20 illustrations for Drill Regulations for Coast Artillery 330.00

1,564 copies of I illustration for Pamphlet Description of the Model in Relief of the Region about Chickamauga, etc 12.00

1,200 copies of 19 illustrations for Report of Tests of Motor Fire in Portland Harbor 314.00

300 copies of 24 illustrations for Report on the Con.struction of Defenses at Mouth of Columbia River, Oregon and Washington 185.00

100 copies of 13 illustrations for Specifications for the Erection of Barracks Building, Watertown Arsenal 52.00

500 copies of I illustration for Memorandum Relative to Projectiles 235. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Pamphlet Relating to 5-inch Gun, Mark I to V, inclusive. 26.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Pamphlet Relating to 4-inch Gun, Mark I to VII, in- clusive 26. 00

1,000 copies of 14 illustrations for Pamphlet General Description of Guns Breech Mechani.sm and GuJi Mounts 241.00 500 copies of I illustration for Insurgent Records, Bureau of Insular Affairs, Doc. No. i . . . 45. 00

1,000 copies of I illu.stration for .Submarine and I,and Telegraph Systems of the World. . . 12. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Scale on Rammer to Indicate Proper Travel of Projectiles

for 8-inch, lo-inch, 12-inch Rifle, etc 1S.50 300 copies of II illustrations for Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for Dis- appearing Carriages, I,. F'. Model, 1897, for 12-inch B. ly. Rifle 82.00

500 copies of 17 illustrations for In.structions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for Di.s- appearing Carriages, L. F. Model, 1901, for 12-inch B. 1^. Rifle, Models 1895 and 1900 189.00

100 copies of 3 illustrations for Specification for Constructing Two One-story Brick and

Steel Buildings for Powder Magazine at Benecia Arsenal 24. 00 500 copies of I illu.stration for Specifications of Saddlecloths i3-oo

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Quartermasters' Manual 15.00

2,000 copies of 10 illustrations for the Gatling Gvins 185.00

1,000 copies of 4 illustrations for .Subsistence Manual 35- 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER; 99

200 copies of 2 illustrations for Annual Report upon the Improvement and Care of Public Buildings and Grounds for 1902 $10. 00

3,000 copies of 6 illustrations for Report of the Philippine Commission for 1902 100. 00

2,200 copies of I illustration for Report of the Bureau of Foresty, Philippine Islands,

for 1902 35- 00

100 copies of 3 illustrations for Report of the Weather Bureau, Philippine Islands, 1902. . . 5. 00

2,500 copies of 4 illustrations for Shiloh National Military Park Commission 140. 00

12,850 copies of I illustration for Naval War Records, Vol. XVI 90.00

1, 000 copies of I illustration for Lynch Breech Mechanism for 6-pounder Gun, Mark V. . . 16. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Pamphlet Relating to 8-inch Breech Mechanism, Mark I and II 12.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for Breech Mechanism, 12-inch, Mark V 20.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for Breech Mechanism, 13-inch, Mark II 20.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for R. F. Breech Mechanism, 4-inch, Mark III 16 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for R. F. Breech Mechanism, 4-inch, Mark II 16.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for R. F. Breech Mechanism, 5-inch, Mark II 16.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for R. F. Breech Mechanism, 3-inch, Mark II, formerly Mark

I, Cals. Guns, Mark I 18.00

2,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Ten-inch Guns, Mark I 45- 00

1,000 copies of 3 illustrations for vSix-inch Guns, Mark I, II, III, IV 48.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Eight-inch Guns, Mark I, II, III, IV 32.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for Thirteen-inch Guns, Mark I and II 18.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Dock Mounts, 6-inch, Mark III 16.00

2,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Hotchkiss Breech Mechanism, Marks I and II, 6-pounder,

3-pounder, and i-pounder 55- 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for Six-inch Breech Mechanism, Mark III 22.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for Three-inch Breech Mechanism, Mark I, Field Gun, Fletcher

Tj-pe 20.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for Three-pounder Rapid Fire Guns 20.00

3,650 copies of I illustration for Washington Observatins, Vol. Ill, 2d .series 38.00

500 copies of 1 illustration for CenLral Point Mount, Mark IV 15.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for One-Pounder Rapid Fire Guns 26.00

200 copies of 6 illustrations for Nav\--Yard Regulations, Puget vSound, Washington 25.00

8,350 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repair for 1902 33.00

I, 500 copies of 2 illustrations for Heat Tests of Smokeless Powder 20. 00

10,500 copies of 12 illustrations for Report of the Howenstein Boiler and Liquid Fuel Boards 98. 00

8,350 copies of 12 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Steam

Engineering for 1902 135.00

6,850 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Bureau of Equipment for

1902 195. 00

1,180 copies of 3 illustrations for Report of the Board on Site for Great Lakes Naval

Training vStations 340.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Instructions for Riveting Vessels 40. 00

3,079 copies of 64 illustrations for General Information Series 21 990. 00

I, 000 copies of 2 illustrations for Light and Heavy Pressure vStandard Valves 35- 00

3,650 copies of I illustration for Washington Observations, Vol. Ill 38.00

500 copies of I illustration for Working Diagram i95-oo

500 copies of 14 illustrations for Practical Instructions to Officers of the United States Marine Corps on Field Work 56. 00

II, 000 copies of I illustration for Recruiting Poster for United States Marine Corps 575. 00

2,000 copies of I illu.stration for Dygogram 15.00

4,000 copies of I illustration for Form No. 8, " Curve of Deviation " 25. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Logarithmic Co-ordinates for Horsepower-speed Curves. . 235.00

300 copies of 4 illustrations for Paints for Projectiles 90. 00

300 copies of 7 illu-strations for International Code of Signals for the Use of All Nations. . 135. 00

200 copies of 8 illustrations for International Code of Signals for the Use of All Nations. . 135.00

1,000 copies of 2 illu.strations for Bliss Type III Compressor Single Steam Cylinder Three

vStage Air Compression 60. 00

1,100 copies of 2 illu.strations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1904 40. 00

1,100 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1905. ... 40. 00

1,800 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1903. ... 45. 00

100 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1902 30.00

2,100 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1906. ... 50. 00 500 copies of 3 illustrations for Colt Automatic Gun, Caliber 6 mm 60. 00

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1,000 copies of 3 illustrations for Six-pounder Guns 65. 00

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Maxim-Nordenfelt, Mark II 36.00

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of way over Government land in Yosemite National Park 95. 00

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4,850 copies of 22 illustrations for Monograph XLHI, United States Geological vSurvey 2, 799. 50

24,000 copies of I illustration for Mineral Plats, Form 4-675 2, 190.00

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200 copies of I illustration for Sectional Diagram 7.00

6,150 copies of 7 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes for 1902 774- 00

6,150 copies of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Interior for Porto Rico for 1902 120.00

6,150 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for

1902 446. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Governor of Arizona for 1902 90.00

4,850 copies of I illustration for Bulletin No. 194, United States Geological Survey 130.00

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1,000 copies of iS illustrations for Description of the Geologj" and Water Resources of the Southern Half of the Black Hills i, 779. 00

150 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for

1901 40. 00

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1902 18. 00

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6,150 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Hot Springs

Reservation 130.00

6,150 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report of the Mine Inspector of New Mexico

for 1902 330. 00

6,150 copies of 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Mine Inspector of Indian Territory- for 1902 70. 00

6,150 copies of 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the United States Indian Inspector for the Indian Territory for 1902 370.00

6,650 copies of 7 illustrations for Annual Report of the Governor of New Mexico for 1902. 607. 00

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6,150 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Yosemite

National Park for 1902 48. 00

1,000 copies of Map of the Yosemite National Park 7. 00

6,150 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Governor of Arizona for 1902 235.00

7,650 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Governor of Alaska for 1902 497. 00

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6,150 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Governor of Oklahoma for 1902. . . . 307. 00 500 copies of I illustration for The Gaines Oil Field of Northern Pennsylvania 13. 00 500 copies of 2 illustrations for The Eastern Interior Coal Fields 29. 00

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5,000 copies of 3 illustrations for Circular Relating to Temporary Grazing in Forest Reserves 42.00

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Office Examination 12.50

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5,000 copies of 3 illustrations for The Prairie Dog of the Great Plains 150.00

18,850 copies of 41 illustrations for Report on Field Operations of the Divi.sion of .Soils for

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California, Plate XXVIII , 22. 00

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VIII.... 57.00

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Pathology 350. 00

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Pathology 160. 00

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Pathology 175.00

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Pathology 30.00

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Pathology 46. 00

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Pathology, 30. 00

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Pathology 60.00

1,000 copies of 7 illustrations for I^ittle Known Fruit Varieties Considered Worthy of Wider Dissemination 625.00

35,000 copies of 19 illustrations for Eighteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal

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500 copies of I illustration for the Irrigation Problem of Honey I^ake Basin, California, Plate VII 36. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for The Agricultural Situation in California, Plate VI 103.00

1,000 copies of 6 illu.strations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Vol. 5, No. 6 104. 25 For work done on 13 illustrations for Weather Bureau Bulletin K 5. 00

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1901-1902 75.00

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1902, Part VI 35. 00

3,000 copies of 2 illustrations for the Angora Goat Industry 200.00

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3,564 copies of 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 36, Department of Agriculture 890.00

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1,000 copies of 1 illustration for vSoil vSurvey of the I^ebanou Area, Pennsylvania 150.00

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1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil Survey of Hartford County, Md 120.00

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1,000 copies of 1 illustration for vSoil Survey of Alamance County, N. C 80.00 m

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1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil ,Sur\'ey of Salem Area, New Jersey 140.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil .Survej' of the Prince I?dward Area, Virginia 90.00 m

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1,000 copies of I illustration for .Soil Survey of Cable County, Ga 80.00

1. 000 copies of I illustration for Soil Sur\^ey of Montgomery County, Tenn 115.00 ^

1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil Surv^ey of the Willis Area, Texas 3S. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil Survey of the San Gabriel Area, California 68. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Soil Survey- of Ventura Area, California 114.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of the L,ower Salinas Valley, California 120.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil Surs^ey of the Hanford Area, California 50. 00

1,000 copies of 4 illustrations for Soil Survey of the Boi.se Area, Idaho 232. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Soil Survey of the Yakima Area, Washington 117. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil Survey of Yazoo Area, Mississippi 54- 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil Survey of the I^ake Charles Area, I^ouisiana 56. 00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Soil Survey around Imperial, Cal 126.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil Survey of Allegan Countj^ Mich 75.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for .Soil Surx^ej' of the Statesville Area, North Carolina 75- 00 ^ 1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil .Survey of the Yazoo Area, Mis.sis.sippi 100.00

2,000 copies of 3 illustrations for Soil Survey of the Hanford Area, California 202. 00

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1,000 copies of I illustration for Soil Survey of the Lower Salinas Valley 46. 00 50 copies of I illustration for The Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands of Sioux Indians v. The

United States, No. 22524 75- 00 ' 80 copies of I illustration for Brief in Case of P. H. Kerwain et al. v. Murphy 4. 00

25,000 copies of 3 illustrations for Rural Free-Delivery Ser^nce 250. 00

960 copies of I illustration for letter heads for Post-Ofiice Department 5.30

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9.850 copies of 32 illustrations for Twentieth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of American Ethnology 4, 572. 75 9,850 copies of 62 illustrations for Twenty-first Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of American Ethnology 6,586.00

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7,350 copies of II illustrations for Report of the American Historical Association for 1901 . i, 030. 00

7,600 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of the Daughters of the American Revolution,

1890-1897 262.50

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1,000 copies of 8 illustrations for the Children's Room (Paine) 160. 00 500 copies of I illustration for the Oskapi Johnston Plate 8.00

500 copies of 3 illustrations for Color Photograph}^ (Herschild Plates I, II, and III) 24.00 ^(f^M 500 copies of I illustration for The Telephonegraph (Hammer Plate II) 8.00

4,350 copies of 25 illustrations for Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, Vol. VIII, Seventh Memoir 2, 720. 00 ^

7,350 copies of I illu.stration for Fourteenth Annual Report 011 the Statistics of Railways

in the United States 147.00 .9

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in the United States 60. 00 S

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50 copies of I illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 22535 30. 00

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30 copies of 4 illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 22504 8. 00 300 copies of I illustration for Case of the United .States v. Northern Securities Company. 120.00

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2,090 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for 1902, Vol. IV 160. 00 Coo copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Board of Charities of the District of Columbia

for 1902 8. 50 50 copies of 7 illustrations for White House vState Dinner Tables 63. 00

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for 1902

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Engra-'.'ing 91 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 280, ist session 57th Congress 85. 00 ijngraviug 25 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 269, ist session 57th Congress 265.00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 400, ist session 57th Congress 11. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 418, ist session 57th Congress 4. 00 Engraving i illustration for Senate Doc. No. 439, ist session 57th Congress. 11. 00 Engrav-ing 72 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 447, ist session 57th Congress 825. 70 Engravang i illustration for Senate Doc. No. 452, ist session 57th Congress 3.00 Engraving 5 illustrations for .Senate Doc. No. 11, 2d session 57th Congress 8.50 Engraving i illustration for.Senate Doc. No. 53, 2d session 57th Congress 2.00 Engraving 40 illustrations for .Senate Doc. No. 70, 2d .session 57th Congress 196.00 Engraving 13 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 113, 2d session 57th Congress 62.00 Engra-v-ing 85 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 104, 2d session 57th Congress 698. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 118, 2d session 57th Congress 5. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 131, 2d session 57th Congress 25. 00 Engraving 96 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 197, 2d session 57th Congress 901.00 Engraving 53 illu.strations for Senate Doc. No. 210, 2d session 57th Congress 529. 50 Engraving 10 illustrations for Senate Report of Improvement of District of Columbia Park .System 41. 00 Engraving i illustration for Senate Journal, ist session 57th Congress 3. 00 Engra\'ing i illustration for Hearing before Senate Committee on Market Spaces in the

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138 RKPORT OF THH PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Statoiinif of allotiiicnts, etc., made for the Executive andJudicial Departments, and of llic approximate cost of the work executed for the same, for the

fiscal year ended June 30, /903.

Departments, etc.

Total of allotments

special appropriations,

cinci 3.TT10HlltS received from Departdeposited in Treasur3\

X*riiitiiis^ etc. Paper. Blank

books, binding,

etc.'"

Total.

Treasury Department $433, 122. 50 $228,310. 36 $64, 982 41 $139, 829. 73 $433, 122.50 War Department 256, 72S. 69 120, 236. 88 33,458 97 55,719-37 209, 415. 22 187,031.89 108, 381.21 30, 766 37 45, 668. 39 184,815.97 Interior Department 520, 053. 39 76, 170. 33 39, 381 62 57,501.57 173, 053.52 Patent Office 311,645.69 13, 633 05 15, 561.36 340, 840. 10 Censns Office 165, 278. 45 99> 751-24 12,659 71 52, 867. 50 165, 278.45 Post-office Department 360, 294. 08 93, 2S5.69 87,633 85 158, 429. 84 339, 349- 38 Agriculture, Department of 308, 663. 44 220, 100. 68 65, 250 56 19, 016. 52 304, 367- 76 State, Department of 44, 981. 09 26, 648. 48 2, 732 35 9, 533- 60 38,914-43

Justice, Department of . . .-. (1 33, 424. 98 19, 235. 18 3,987 02 10, 147.89 33, 370. 09 Commerce and Labor, Department

of h 75, 000. 00 2, 645. 95 500 32 1,201.55 4,347-82 Supreme Court of the United States. 10, 000. 00 8, 402. 96 137 86 358- 28 8, 899. 10 Court of Claims 15, 000. 00 13, no. 21 251- 41 440. 60 13, 802. 22 SupremeCourt, District of Columbia

.

I, 500. 00 463- 13 67. 91 249- 40 780. 44 I,ibrar>'of Congress 100, 000. 00 28, 646. 26 8, 273 16 63, 062. II 99, 981-53 Executive Office 2, 000. 00 1,293-47 288. 84 417.69 2, 000. GO

8, 000. 00 2, 263. 40 374- 40 1,676.01 4,313-81 National Museum 21, 441. 10 18, 088. 07 1,351- 54 1,995-90 21,435-51

II, 392.81 2, 949- 36 3, 495- 84 17, 838. 01 Total 2, 542, 519- 61 I, 390, 072. 00 368, 680. 637, 173- 15 2, 395, 925- 86

"$2,330.70 of this amount is in process of collection.

^$70,652.18 was carried forward to the allotment for the fiscal year 1904. No. 14.

Statement showing the cost of operating each branch office during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1903. Treasury branch:

I,abor $79, 062.85 Paper and other material 17, 649. 31 Total 96, 712. 16 Interior branch:

I,abor 32,211.51 Paper and other material 17,446. 13 Total 49, 657. 64 War branch:

I^abor 30,174.26 Paper and other material 8, 026. 84 Total 38, 201. 10 Navy branch:

I^abor 33,473-34 Paper and other material 6, 561.57 Total 40, 034. 91
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 139

state branch:

Ivabor $32,039.89 Paper and other material 3, 443. 06 Total 35. 482. 95 Agriculture branch:

I^abor 17, 241. 14 Paper and other material 6, 387. 68 Total , 23,628.82 I<abor branch

:

T,abor i, 473- 38 Paper and other material .' 155. 78 Total 1,629.16

lyibrarj- of Congress:

I^abor 72, 104. 58 Paper and other material 11, 808. 24 Total 83, 912. 82

No. 15.

Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Recordfor the second session of the Fifty-seventh Cojigress.

Delivered to

Copies. The Senate folding room

The House folding room

The House document room

The Senate document room

The House library The I<ibrary of Congress

Official Reporters of the House

Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States

Official Reporters of the Senate Governors of the States and Territories (i copy each) The Senate library The superintendent of documents (for depositories) The President The libraries of the nine Executive Departments (i copy each) The Naval Observatory- The Smithsonian Institution The United States National Museum

Bureau of I,abor library

Ci\'il Ser\'ice Commission On hand, out of which one copy each is to be furnished to newspaper correspondents upon application, as per act approved March 26, 1900

4, 864

13, 351

II 50

62

5

II652

20 500

I9

362 Total :9. 300
I40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound

was as follows:

Congress

Library of Congress

Officers of the Honse , Officers of the Senate

Official reporters of the Senate

Official reporters of the House

Superintendent Senate document room , Superintendent House document room

Governors of the States and Territories

Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States The President The Senate library The House librarjr (30 copies of which i:pon requisition by Clerk of the House) The libraries of the nine Executive Departments The Naval Observatory The Smithsonian Institution , The United States National Museum

Bureau of Labor library

Civil vService Commission The superintendent of documents (for distribution) Newspaper correspondents (i copy each)

Total

Of the copies authorized to be printed and bound for Congress and its officers, 11,141 were delivered unbound upon orders of members of Congress and the officers of the Senate and House. The number of copies of the daily Congressional Record authorized by law to be

printed was as follows:

Members of Congress (3 copies each, i to be reserved from their quota, i delivered to residence, and i delivered to Capitol) The President, White House

Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate Senate and House committees (i copy each)

Official Reporters, vSenate and House (2 copies each) Superintendent Senate and House document rooms (i copj^ each) Library of Congress

Chief Justice, associate justices, marshal, and clerk, vSuprenie Court ( i cop}^ each) Governor of each State and Territory (i copy each) Newspaper correspondents (i copy each) Legations abroad ( i copy each) Foreign legations, city (i copy each) .... Soldiers' Home, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer vSoldiers, and .State .Soldiers' Homes, established for either Federal or Confederate soldiers (i copy each)

Total 1,931
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. i6.

Stateinent of annual reports and docicments printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30^ 1903. DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Title.

Affairs in Colombia

Alien Labor Laws

American Railroad Company of Porto Rico Franchise An act to establish a Department of Commerce and Labor

Annual Report of the Governor of Porto Rico, 1902 Arguments in Pius Fund Case

Article bj- INIr. John W. Foster on Alaskan Boundarj^ - . . .

. Case of the United States before the Alaskan Boundary Commission . Commercial Relations, volumes i and 2 Concordant between Colombia and Pope Leo X

Correspondence relative to negotiations of Anglo-Russia Treaty, 1825 Counter Case before the Alaskan Boundary- Tribunal

Diplomatic Correspondence, etc., relating to Pius Fund Case

District of Columbia Code, 1902 Expenditures of the Isthmian Canal Commission

Expenditures of the Louisiana Purchase CompanyForeign Relations, 1902 History of the Hawaiian Treaty Index to the Volumes of Foreign Relations, 1861-1899 International Conference on a Catalogue of Scientific Literature Isthmian Canal, Senate Document Xo. 34 Land Held by the Executive Departments Landing Pier at Ponce, Porto Rico

Letter from the Colombian Minister, House Document No. 611 List of Merchant Vessels of the United States, 1902 Papers relating to New England Fisheries Power of President to Negotiate Treaties

President's message to the Second Session, Fiftj^-Seventh Congress .

.

Report on Bill to Reorganize the Consular vService Report on British Steamship Entrj- Report on Danish West Indies Purchase

Report on Distribiition of Waters of the Rio Grande

Report of the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission, 1903 Report of the Attorney-General on New Panama Canal Compan}' . .

.

Report of the Maritime Canal Company

Report of the Philippine Commission

Reports from Consular Officers Review of the World's Commerce, 1902 Second Conference of American States ..

.

Statement and Brief of the United States in Pius Fund Case

State Papers, etc., relating to the Louisiana Purchase

Treaty between the United States and Colombia, 1903 Volcanoes in Nicaragua

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Advance Sheets from the Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance:

June, 1902 July, 1902 August, 1902 September, 1902 October, 1902

850

750 750
142 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. i6.

Siatcnioit of a)niiial reports and dociiDicnts printed upon requisitions by the heads of J\par/iiieufs for the fseal year ejided fune^o, igoj—Continued. TRKAvSURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

AdvHiKX- SliLcls rnnii tlu- :\r(>iilhl\- Sinnniary of Commerce and Finance—Continued. November, ]-)(.2 December, 1902 January, 11,03 Febru;ir\-. 11,03 March, 1903 ... April, 1903 Maj^ 1903 Amendment.s to the Navigation I^aws An Act to Establish a Department of Commerce and I,abor Annual Report of the

Auditor for the

Interior Department, 1902 Navy Department, 1902

Post-Ofifice Department, 1902 State and Other Departments, 1902 Treasury Department, 1902 War Department, 1902 Board of General Appraisers, 1902 Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, 1902 Chief of the Secret Ser\ace Division, 1902 Commissioner of

Commerce and Navigation, 1902 Immigration, 1902 Immigration for Port of New York, 1902 Internal Revenue, 1902 Comptroller of the

Currencj^ 1902 Treasurj-, 1902 Director of the— . Bureau of Printing and Engraving, 1902 Bureau of Standards, 1902 United States Mint, 1902 Register of the Treasury, 1902 Secretary' of the Treasury, 1902 Superintendent of the—

Life-Saving Service, 1902 Light-House Board, 1902 Supervising Architect, 1902 Supervising Inspector-General, 1902 Supervising vSpecial Agent, 1902 vSupervising Surgeon-General Marine-Hospital Service, 1902 Treasurer of the United States, 1902 Treasurer of tlie United States on the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the Di.strict of Cobiuibi;i, i(i02 Annual Keviev of l-oreign Commerce of the United States, 1902 Appendix to Porter's Report on Cuba, 1899 Appendix to Annual Report of the Coast and Geodetic Survej-: No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.

StateDLCiit ofannual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of DepaHmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune jo, igoj—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number,

of copies Army Appropriation Bill Calendar Year Statement

Carroll's Report on Porto Rico

Catalogue of Title Entries of Books and Other Articles entered in the Ofl5.ce of the Register of Copyrights, etc.

:

No. 575. No. 576. No. 577. No. 578. No. 579. No. 580. No. 581. No. 582. No. 583. No. 5S4

.

No. 585. No. 586. No. 587. No. 588. No. 589. No. 590

.

No. 591. No. 592. No. 593. No. 594. No. 595. No. 596

.

No. 597. No. 598. No. 599. No. 600. No. 601

.

No. 602. No. 603

.

No. 604

.

No. 605. No. 606. No. 607. No. 608. No. 609. No. 610. No. 611. No. 612. No. 613. No. 614. No. 615. No. 616. No. 617. No. 618. No. 619. No. 620. No. 621. No. 622.
144 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departments for the fiscal year endedJune ^o, igoj—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Catalogue of Title Entries of Books and Other Articles entered in the Office of the Register of Copyrights, etc.—Continued. No. 623 No. 624 No. 625 No. 626 Claims Allowed by Accounting Officers Coal Production and Trade of the World, 1902 Colonial Administration, 1800-1900 Commerce of Porto Rico, Hawaii, and Guam

Commercial India, 1901 Compilation of Internal Revenue I^aws Conference of United States I^ocal Appraisers, 1902 Criminal Code for Alaska, 1902 Deci-sions of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, volume 5 Decisions of the Comptroller: Vokime 9, part i Volume 9, part 2 Volume 9, part 3 Digest of Appropriations:

1903 1904 • Digest of Customs Decisions, 1898-1902 Digest of Decisions, Comptroller of the Treasury

Diplomatic and Consular Service Appropriation Act, 1904 District of Columbia Appropriation Act. 1904 Documents Received and Distributed by the Treasury Department, 1902 Estimates for Collecting the Revenue from Customs, 1903-4 Exports of Manufactures, 1790-1902 Extract from Annual Report of Commissioner of Na\'igation, 1901 Extract from Ganger's Manual

Finance Report, with Tables and Reports of Bureau Officers, 1901 General Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1902 Government Salary Tables Hookworm Disease, Bvilletin No. 10 Hygienic Laborator}-

:

Bulletin No. 11 Bulletin No. 12 Immigration I^aws and Regulations Imports and Exports, May, 1903 Imports and Exports of jNi'erchandise by Months, 1S66-1902 Indian Appropriation Act, 1903 Instructions and Suggestions of the Comptroller relative to the Organization of National Banks

Instructions for Medical Inspection of Immigrants

Internal Commerce for

June, 1902 July, 1902 August, 1902 September, 1902 October, 1902 November, 1902 December, 1902

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 45

No. i6.

Statement of animal reports and documents printed iipon reqicisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune so, 1903—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Internal Commerce for Contined. —

January-, 1903 Februarv-, 1903 March, 1903 April, 1903 May, 1903 International Code of vSignals, 1901 Judgments Rendered by the Court of Claims

I^and of Unbounded Possibilities, 1902, The

I^aws Governing the Steamboat-Inspection Ser\'ice I<aws relating to the Il,ight-House Establishment, 1902-3 I<aws, Treat}', and Regulations relating to the Exclusion of Chinese

I^egislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Act, 1904

I,ist and Catalogue of the Publications of the Coast and Geodetic Survey

I<ist of Beacons and Buoys on the Pacific Coast

I^ist of Commissioned and Noncommissioned Officers of the Marine-Hospital Servdce, July T, 1902

I<ist of Distiller}- Warehouses

I^ist of I,icensed Officers in Steamboat-Inspection Service

I,ist of I^ights and Fog Signals on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts

I^ist of lyights and Fog Signals on the Northern I,akes and Rivers Magnetic Declination Tables Monthly Summary of Finance and Commerce for the Month of

June, 1902 July, 1902 August, 1902 September, 1902 October, 1902 November, 1902 December, 1902 January, 1903 February-, 1903 March, 1903 April, 1903 May, 1903 National Bank Act Naval Appropriation Act, 1903

Official Emoluments of Customs Officers..

Official Register of the United States I,ife-Saving Service, 1902 Principal Articles of Domestic Exports for

June, 1902 * July, 1902 August, 1902 September, 1902 October, 1902 November, 1902 December, 1902 January, 1903 Februar}-, 1903 , March, 1903 April, 1903 May, 1903 Proceedings of the Assay Commission, 1902 S. Doc. 5 10

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of copies.

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400 400

400

400

20050

200

6, 000 550

1,025 200

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10, 500

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200

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50

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1, 100

1, 100

1, 100

I, 100

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146 RErORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.

Statement of annual reports and docuDients printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departinents for the fiscal year endedJune 30^ igoj—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. rroduction of Precious Metals, 1902 Progress of the United States in Its Material Industries Public Health Report- Volume 18, No. 8 Volume iS, No. 9 Volume iS, No. 15 ." Volvime 18, No. 18 Volume 18, No. 20 Volume iS, No. 21 Volume 18, No. 23 Volume iS. No. 24 Volume iS, No. 25 A'olume 28, No. 10 Volume 28, No. 11 Volume 28, No. 12 Volume 28, No. 13 Volume 28, No. 14 Volume 28, No. 16 Volume 28, No. 17 Volume 28, No. 19 Volume 28, No. 22 Volume 28, No. 26 Volume 28, No. 27 Quarantine I^aws and Regulations

Regulations Concerning Tax on Tobacco, Snuffs, etc Regulations Concerning Uniforms

Regulations, Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service Report of the Auditor for Porto Rico, 1902 Report of the Investigation of the Anthracite Coal Strike, 1903 Report of the Operations of the United States Steamship "Nunivak" on the Yukon

River Station, Alaska, 1899-1901 Report of the Treasurer for Porto Rico, 1902 Report on the Commercial and Indu.strial Conditions of Cuba and Porto Rico. . . Submarine and Land Telegraph Systems of the World

Sundry- Ci\dl Appropriation Act, 1904 Statistical Abstract Study of Parasites Tables from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Navigation, 1902 Tariff on Imports

Territorial and Commercial Expan.sion of the United .States, 1800-1900 Tide Tables for Atlantic and Pacific Coasts, 1903-1904 Total Value of Imports and Exports, March, 1903 United States Coa.st Pilot, Atlantic Coast, 1903 Urgent Deficiency Estimates, 1903, and prior years

"World's Sugar Production and Consumption, 1800-1900 Yellow Fever—Bulletins Nos. 11 and 12WAR DEPARTMENT.

Address of Gen. Theodore Schwan before the General Staff May 12, Advance Sheets of Gazetteer of the Philippine Islands Advance Sheets of the Annual Report of the Secretary' of War, 1902 An Act to Promote the Efficiency of the Militia
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Statcinent of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor thefiscal year endedJune 30, igoj—Continued. WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies.

1902 Annual Report of the—

Acting Commissary-General,

Adjutant-General, 1902 Board of Commissioners of the Soldiers' Home of the District of Columbia, 1902 Board of Ordnance and Fortification, 1902 Board of Visitors, United States Military Academy', 1902 Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission, 1902 Chief of Artiller\-, 1902 Chief of Engineers, 1902 Chief of Ordnance, 1902 Chief of Records and Pension Office, 1902 Chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, 1902 Chief Signal Officer, 1902 Inspector-General, 1902 Judge-Advocate-General, 1902 I,ieutenant-General Commanding the Armj-, 1902 Military Governor of Cuba, 1902 Military Governor of Porto Rico, 1902 Paymaster-General, 1902 Quartermaster-General, 1902 vSecretary of War, 1902 Superintendent of United States Military Academy, 1902 vSurgeon-General, 1902 War Department, 1900, 1901, 1902 Appendix to Annual Report Chief of Ordnance, 1902 Appendix to Army Regulations

Army Register, 1902 Army Register, 1903 Army Regulations, July i, 1902 Calendar of the Correspondence of

James Monroe Thomas Jefferson Cavalry Drill Regulations

Classification and Index, Military Information Division

Confidential Memorandum and Reports of the War Department and Committees of Congress

Drill Regulations and Outline of First Aid for Hospital Corps

Drill Regulations for I,ight Artillery

Drill Regulations for Small Arms

Electrical Equipment and Instruments, United States Signal Corps

Firing Regulations for Small Arms

Gazetteer of the Philippine Islands. General Information Series, No. 21 General Orders Handbook for the Guidance of Electricians Handbook of Telephones of the vSignal Corps House Military Reports Index Catalogue, Library Surgeon-General's Office Infantry Drill Regulations Insurgent Records

I^and Held by the Executive Departments Manual for Court-Martial and Procedure under Military Uaws

Manual for the Medical Department

750

I, 200

1, 000

500

1, 000

1, 000

100

3. 300

2, 775

I, 000

1,000

I, 000

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750

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I, 000 500

1, 000

12, 400

500

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I, 200

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200 5,000

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225 3,000 5>5oo
148 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.Statement of amiual reports and documents printed npon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor thefiscal year endedfnnejo, ipoj—Continued. WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Manual for the Paymaster's Department Manual for tlie Ouarterniaster's Department

INIamial for llif Signal Corps Manual for the .Subsistence Department

Mantial of Guard 'Dvxty Notes on Laying, Repairing, Operating, and Testing Submarine Cables Notes of Military Interest, 1901 Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1S61-1865 Price X,ist of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Professional Papers, Corps of Engineers

Public I,aws of the Philippine Commission

Regulations, General Orders, and Circulars in force June 26, 1902 Regulations of the General Service and Staff College at lycavenworth, Kans Remarks and Statement of the Secretary of War relative to Bills to Increase the

Efficiency of the United States Army.

Report of Government lyaboratories of the Philippine Islands, 1902 Report of Hon. J. W. Jenks

Report of Hon. William Cary vSanger in regard to the Reserve and Auxiliary Forces of Other Countries Report of the Bureau of Agriculture, Philippine Islands, 1902 Report of the Bureau of Forestry, Philippine Lslands, 1902 Report of the Philippine Commission, 1902 Report of the Weather Bureau, Philippine Islands, 1902 Report on Public Instruction Report on the Construction of Defenses at the Mouth of the Columbia River Report on the Law of Civil Government in Territorj^ Subject to Military Occupation by

the Military Forces of the United States Report on the Park System of the District of Columbia

Re\'ised Regulations for the United States Military Academy

Roster of Organized Militia of the United States Senate Document No. 412, First Session, Fifty-seventh Congress

Soldier's Handbook

State Papers, etc., on the Louisiana Purchase Sundry Civil Appropriation Act, 1903-4 Target Practice and Remount vSystems Abroad

Troops in Campaign

Number

of copies.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of Course at Naval War College, 1902 Acts and Resolutions relating to the Navj^ and Marine Corps, 1902-3 Advance Sheets of the Annual Report of the Secetary of the Navy, 1902. Annual Report of the

Board of Visitors to the

United .States Naval Academy-, 1902 United .States Naval Ob.servatorv', 1902 Brigadier-General Commandant United States Marine Corps, 1902. .. Chief of the Bureau of

Construction and Repairs, 1902 Eqnipment, 1902 Navigation, 1902 Ordnance, 1902 Steam Engineering, 1902 Yards and Docks, 1902
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 149

T^o. 16.

Statement of annual reports and docnnients printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor thefiscal year endedJune 30, 1903—Continued. NAVY DKPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Annual Report of the—Continued.

J udge-Advocate-General, 1 902 Paymaster-General, 1902 Secretary' of the Navj-, 1902 Superintendent of Librarj' and War Records, 1902 Superintendent of the Naval Observatory, 1902 Surgeon-General United States Na\^^, 1902 Azimuth Tables

Bowditch's American Practical Navigator

Bowditch's Useful Tables

Bulletin of Information

Volume I, No. 10 Volvime I, No. 11 Volume I, No. 12 Volume 2, No. i Volume 2, No. 2 Volume 2, No. 3 Catalogue of Charts, Plans, and Sailing Directions Comparative Statement of Estimates and Expenditures, 1903-4 Compilation of Treaties in Force, 1899 Confidential Bulletin of Information, December, 1902 Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1902 Drill Regulations for Hospital Corps

Firing Regulations for Small Arms

General Information vSeries, No. 21 , Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea

International Code of Signals

International I^aw Situations, Solutions, and Notes, 1902....

I^egislative, P.xecutive, and Judicial Appropriation Act, 1902-3

I^ist and Station of the Commissioned and Warrant Officers United States Navy, 1902.

.

I4st of I.ights of the World

Naval Appropriation Act, 1903 '. Navy Register, 1903 Notes on vSpanish-American War

Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac, 1903 Philippine Gazetteer

Practical Instructions to Officers of the Marine Corps in P'ield Work

Regi.ster United vStates Naval Academy, -1902-3 Regulations United States Naval Academy, 1903 Report of the Board on Great L,al5:es Naval Training vStation, 1902 Report of the Hohenstein Boiler and I,iquid Fuel Board

Shore Duties of Officers of the United States Navy

Treaty of Peace between the United States and Spain, 1898 Treaty Proposed between the United States and Brazil The Sun's Apparent Declination and Equation of Time, etc Useful Tables from American Practical Navigator

Number

of copies.

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700 2,500

250

I, 600

I, 000

1, 000

1, 400

T50

350

350

350

350 Sdo

500 400

400

400 35050

500

100

2, 000 600

200

1,500

200 5,000

650

262

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300

1, 700

200 500

2, 700

I, 000

1, 000

2, 000

1, 000

100 200

2, 000

300 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Abstract of the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior, 1902 Abstract of the Eighteenth Annual Report of the Civil Service Commission, 1902 An Act for the Protection of the Indian Territory An Act for the Relief and Civilization of the Chippewa Indians.

1,500

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10, 000

10, 000
150 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.

Stateincut of annual rep07'ts and documenisprinted upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfunejo, igoj—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—Continued.

An Act to Establish a Department of Commerce and I^abor An Act to Promote the Efficiencj- of the Militia An Act to Provide for the Allotment of Lands of the Cherokee Nation, etc An Act to Ratify and Confirm an Agreement with the Choctaw and Chickasaw Tribes

of Indians Agreement with the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians Agreement with the Creek Indians Annnal Report of the

Acting Superintendent of the -

Sequoia and General Grant National Park, 1902 Yellowstone National Park, 1902 Yosemite National Park, 1902 , Architect of the United States Capitol, 1902 Civil Ser^dce Commission, 1902 Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, 1902 Commissioner of

Education, 1900-1902 Education for Porto Rico, 1902 Five Civilized Tribes, 1902 General I,and Office, 1902 Indian Affairs, 1902 Patents, 1902 Pensions, 1902 Railroads, 1902 Director of the United vStates Geological Sur\'e3% 1902 Director of the Twelfth Census, 1902 Governor of

Alaska, 1902 Arizona, 1902 Hawaii, 1902 New Mexico, 1902 Oklahoma, 1902 Indian Inspector for Indian Territor3-, 1902 Mine Inspector for Indian Territory', 1902 Mine Inspector for New Mexico, 1902 President of the

Howard Universitj", 1902 Washington Hospital for Foundlings, 1902 Secretar\- of the Interior

1901 1902 Superintendent of the

Government Hospital for the Insane, 1902 Hot Springs Resers^ation, 1902 Indian Schools, 1902 Surgeon in Chief Freedmen's Hospital, 1902 Circular Showing r^Ianner of Obtaining Titles to Public L,ands

Civil Ser\-ice Act and Rules Compilation of Timljer Laws, Regulations and Decisions Thereunder

Condition of Indian Reser\-ations Contract Tables, Proposals, and Awards for Indian Ser\'ice Cooperation between the United States and Various States Decisions of the Department of the Interior in Pension Cases
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Ko. i6.

Statement of annual reports and doeuDients printed upon requisitions by the heads of Depaiimentsfor the fiseal year endedJune jo, ipoj—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF THE IXTERIOR—Continued.

Title.

Decisions in the case of the Kern Oil Company f. Clarke

District of Columbia Code

Executive Order Relative to Indian Reser\-es Forest Reser\-e Manual , General Deficiency Appropriation Law, 1902 Heatings before the Secretarj- of the Interior on Right of Way Over Government Land

in the Yosemite National Park

Historj- of Education in the United States Index to Patents and Patentees, 1902 Indian Appropriation Act, 1902 Indian Laws and Treaties

Instructions to Examining Surgeons. Bureau of Pensions

Instructions to Applicants for the Postal and Customs Ser\-ice Land Decisions, vol. 31 Laws of the United States Concerning the Granting of Army and Xa\'%' Pensions

Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Act, 1902 List of Publications of the Bureau of Geological Sur^-ey. 1902 ^Minnesota Swamp Land Circular Papers Prepared for the World's Librarv- Congress, 1S92-93 Patent Laws

Political Status of Indians

Preser\-ation of the American Bison in the United States Public School Problem of the South. The

Public, Society, and School Libraries in the United States

Receipts, Distribution, and Sale of Public Documents, 1902 Regulations Concerning the

Lease and Sale of Lands in Cherokee Nation Lease and Sale of Lands in the Creek Nation

Right of Way for Canals, Ditches, etc. , over Public Lands

Report on Reindeer in Alaska, 1902 Re\-ised Manual of Sur\-e}-ing Instructions, 1902 Roster of Registered Attorneys. 1902 Routes to Indian Agencies and Schools Rules for a Dictionar\- Catalogue Rules Governing the Procurement of Timber and Stone in Indian Territory- Rules of Practice of the United -States Patent Office, 1902 Schedule of Pine Timber on Lands of Minnesota Reser^-ations Special Report on Public Libraries

Statistics of Profes.sional Schools , Statutes Concerning the Registration of Trade-Marks, etc

Sundr},- Civil Appropriation Act, 1902 Synopsis of Course of Study of Manual Training Schools POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of the Annual Reports of the Post-Office Department, 1902 Annual Report of the

Assistant Attorney-General for the Post-Office Department, 1902 First Assi.stant Postmaster-General, 1902 Fourth Assistant Pcstmaster-General, 1902 General Superintendent of the Railway Mail .Service, 1902 Postmaster-General, 1902 Second Assistant Postmaster-General, 1902
REPORT OF The public PRINTER.

No. i6.

Siaicmcnt of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departme7itsfor the fiscal year endedJune jo, /poj—Continued. POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Annual Report of the—Continued.

vSuperintendent of Foreign Mail.s, 1902 vSuperintendent of the Dead Letter Office, 1902 vSuperintendent of the Free Deliver}- Sy.steni, 1902 Superintendent of the Salary and Allowance Divi.sion, 1902 Third As.sistant Postmaster-General, 1902 Extracts from Annual Report of General Superintendent Railway Mail Ser\-ice, 1902. Methods of Investigation of the use of Canceling and other Inks

Parcels Post Convention between the United vStates and Bolivia Report of the Reply Envelope and Reply Postal Card Commis.sion Table C, from Annual Report of the Second Asssistant Postmaster-General NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Birds of North and Middle America

Bulletin No. 37 , Bulletin No. 39 Contribution from United States National Herbarium, Vol. 8 Fishes of North and ^Middle America Humming Bird, The

Proceedings United States National Museum, Vol. 24 Poisonous vSnakes of North America

Number

of copies.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Accessions to the Department LibraryApril-June, 1902 July-September, 1902. Address of the President of the A.s.sociation of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations:

1902 1903 Agaves, a Remarkable Group of Useful Plants, The

Agricultural College Libraries Agricultural Education in the vSouth Agricultural Experiment Stations in Foreign Countries

Agricultural Experiment Station of Porto Rico: Its E-stablishment, Location and Purpose

Agricultural E.xports of the United States, by Countries, 1S95-1899 Agricultural Imports of the United Kingdom, 1S96-1900 Agricultural Imports of the United States, \y\ Countries, 1895-1899 , Agricultural Situation in California, The

Alkali Lands

American Wines at the Paris Exposition of 1900: Their Conipo.sition and Character

Analysis of Waters and Interpretation of the Results Angora Goat Industry, The

Angora Goat, The

Annual Report of the

Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations for

lyOI 1902 Department of Agriculture for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1902
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No. 16.

Statement of annual repoiis and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of DepaHmeiitsfor the fiscal year endedfunejo, igoj—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Title. Annual Report of the—Continued. Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station for

1901 1902 Office of Experiment Station.s for the Year ended June 30

1901

1902 Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station for

1901 1902 Aphids of the Apple, Pear, and Quince

Apple Tree Borers, The I^arger Applied Entomology- in Japan

Artificial Plant Food Requirements of Soils Asparagus Culture Audubon Societies in Relation to the Farmer

Barnyard Manure ... Beans, Peas, and Other I^egumes as Food

Bedbug, The

Bee Keeping

Big Trees of California, A Short Account of the Birds of a Mars-land Farm. A Uocal Study of Economic Ornithology- Bread and the Principles of Bread Making

Breeds of Dairy Cattle Butter ;Making on the Farm

Carbon Bisulphid as an Insecticide Care of Milk on the Farm

Catalogue of Publications Relating to Botany in the I^ibrary-of the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture ' Cattle Markets and Abattoirs in Europe

Changa, or Mole Cricket, in Porto Rico, The

Cheese Making on the Farm

Chemical Composition of American Food Materials, The

Chemical Composition of Insecticides and Fungicides, The. With an Account of the Methods of Analysis Emploj-ed

Chemical Studies of vSome Forest Products of Economic Importance

Cider Making in France, Germany, and England, with Comments and Comparisons on American Work, A Study of . . . Climate of the Forest-Denuded Portion of the Upper I,ake Region

Coccids of Ohio, A Partial I^ist of Cockroaches Commercial Fertilizers: Composition and Use

Composition Chimique Du Mais et de Ses Produits Composition of American Wines, The

Composition of :\raize ( Indian Cornj, Including the Grain, Meal, Stalks, Pith, Fodder, and Cobs Conformation of Beef and Dairy Cattle

Conser\-ative Uumbering at Sewanee, Tenn

Constitution and By-Laws of the American Association of Farmers' Institute Workers,

with Amendments Proposed at the vSeventh Annual Meeting

Construction of Good Country- Roads

Control of the Codling Moth, The

Cooperation Between Experiment Stations and Farmers

Cooperation in Experimental Work between the Station and the Farmer

Number

of copies.

I, 000

I, 000

I, 000

2, 800

I, 000

1, 000

200

2, 500

100 200 45,000

I, 000

30, 000

50, 000 5,000

30, 000

10, 000

I, 000

55, 000

125, 000

70, 000

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154 RHPORl' OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. i6.Statcuicnt of annual reports and documents prini€d upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfunejo, igoj—Continued. DKPARTMISNT OK AGRICUI/rURK—Continued.

Title.

Cooperative Experiments with Grasse.s and Forage Plants Corn Culture in the South

Cost of Food as Related to its Nutritive Value, The

Cost of Hauling Farm Products to Market or to Shipping Points in Kuropean Coinitries.

CottiJii I'laiiL, The: Its Historj\ Botany, Chemi.stry, Culture, Enemies, and Uses

Cotton Seed and Its Products Crop Reporter

Vol. 4, No. 3, July, 1902 Vol. 4, No. 4, Augu.st, 1902 Vol. 4, No. 5, September, 1902 Vol. 4, No. 6, October, 1902 Vol. 4. No. 7, November, r902 Vol. 4, No. cS, December, 1902 Vol. 4, No. 9, January, 1903 Vol. 4, No. 10, February, 1903 Vol. 4, No. II, March, 1903 Vol. 4, No. 12, April, 1903 Vol. 5, No. I, May, 1903 Vol. 5, No 2, June, 1903 Vol. I, No. 6, October, 1899. (Reprint) Crops Used in the Reclamation of Alkali I,ands in Egypt

Crude Petroleum, A Years' Experience With

Culture of the Mulberry Silkworm, The

Culture of the Sugar Beet '.

. .

.

Culture of Tobacco, The

Dairy Herd, The: Its Formation and Management

Dairy Industry and Dairj^ Markets in Porto Rico, with Notes on St. Thomas and Cuba, The

Dairying at Home and Abroad

Dair3dng in the South

Description of a New Respiration Calorimeter and Experiments on the Conservation of Energy in the Human Body

Dietary Studies in New York City in 1896 and 1897 Dietary vStudies of Groups, Especially in Public In.stitutions Dietary Studies with Reference to the Food of the Negro in Alabama in 1S95 and 1S96. .

.

Directions for the Use of Blackleg Vaccine

Directory for Farmers, A: with Weather Conditions, Crop Injuries, etc., for 1901 Directory- for Farmers, A: with Weather Conditions, Crop Injuries, etc., for 1902 Distribution and Magnitude of the Poultry and Egg Industry

Distribution of the Agricultural Exports of the United States—

1896-1900

1S97-T901 Ducks and Geese: Standard Breeds and Management

Earth Roads

Earth Roads; Hints on Their Con.struction and Repair .' Editing of Experiment .Station Publications, The

Educational Value of I<ive Stock P^xhibitions, The

Effect of Severe and Prolonged Muscular Work on Food Consumption, Digestion, and

Metabolism, The

Eggs and Their Uses as Food

Eighteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry for the Year 1901 Engineering, T,abratory Practice, A Method of Conducting

Eucalypts Cultivated in the United States

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF the; PUBI.IC PRINTER. 1 55

No. i6.

Statement of annual reports and docuvients printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfujie jo, igoj—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUlvTURE—Continued.

Title.

Excellencies and Defects of Existing Legislation for the Control of Insect and Fungus

Pests Experiments on the Effect of Muscular Work Upon the Digestibility of Food and the Metabolism of Nitrogen

Experiments on the Metabolism of Matter and Energ>^ in the Human Body

Experiments on the Metabolism of Nitrogen, Sulphur, and Phosphorus in the Human

Organism

Experiment Station Record—

Vol. 13, No. 9, Juh-, 1902 Vol. 13, No. 10, August, 1902 Vol. 13, No. II, .September, 1902 Vol. 14, No. I, September, 1902 Vol. 13, No. 12, October, 1902 Vol. 14, No. 2, November, 1902 Vol. 14, No. 3, December, 1902 Vol. 14, No. 4, December, 1902 Vol. 14, No. 3, December, 1902 (reprint) Vol. 14, No. 5, January-, 1903 Vol. 14, No. 6, Februarjr, 1903 Vol. 14, No. 7, March, 1903 Vol. 14, No. <S, April, 1903 Vol. 14, No. 9, May, 1903 Vol. 14, No. 10, June, 1903 Experiment Station Work—

Vol.1

Vol. 2 Vol. 2, No. I Vol. 2, No. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4 Vol. 5 Vol. 6 Vol. 7 Vol. 8 Vol. 9 Vol. 10 Vol. II Vol. 12 Vol. 13 Vol. 14 Vol. 15 Vol. 16 Vol. 17 Vol. 18 Vol. 19 Vol. 20 Vol. 21 Vol. 22 Experiments with Sugar Beets in 1897 Facts About Milk

Fall Army Worm and Variegated Cutworm, The , Farm Drainage

Fanners' Institutes in the United States

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of copies.

4, 000 500

2, 500

5, 000

5, 000

5,000

5, 000 5,000

5, 000 5,000

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5, 000

5, 000

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5, 000 5,000

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No. iG. —Staic})U'uf of annual reports and dociuncnts printed upon requisitions by the /wads of Departmentsfor the fseat year endedJune jo, igoj —Continued.

DKPARTMENT OF AGRICUI.TURI?—Continued.

Title.

I ses

ulits of VnV)a River, California . . filiations, and Knlings AlTcctin Asjfricultnral Colleges and Exig Agricnltui

Number

of copie.s. Faniu I's' Readiiig C( Fealnrrs and Water

Federal legislation, perinicnt Stations Feeding of- Farm Animals, The

Fertilizers for Cotton

Field Operations of the Bureau of Soils, 1901 Fifth Report of Committee on Methods of Teach: Fish as Food

Flaxseed Production, Commerce, and Manufacture in the United States Florida Observ^ations: Experimental Work

Food and Food Adulterants Foods and Food Control Foods: Nutritive Value and Cost Foot-and-Mouth Disease Forage Plants for the South

Forces which Operate to Destroy Roads, with Notes on Road Stones and Problems

Therewith Connected, The

Forestry' and I^umber Supply

Forest Nurserj-: Collection of Tree vSeeds and Propagation of Seedlings, The

Forestry for Farmers

Fourth Report of Committee on Methods of Teaching Agriculture Fowls: Care and Feeding

Frogs, Toads, and Carp as Fradicators of Fluke Disease

Fruits and Fruit Products: Chemical and Microscopical Examination I Fruit-Tree Bark Beetle, The

j Functions and Uses of Food ' Further Investigations on Verminous Diseases of Cattle, Sheep, and Goats in Texas .... Game F,aws for 1902. A Summary of the Provisions Relating to Seasons, vShipment, .Sale, and Ivicenses Germination of Kentucky Blue Grass Going in Debt for Good Roads Good Roads for Farmers

Graduate School of Agriculture as a Means of Improving the Pedagogical Form of 1 Courses in Agriculture, The

Grazing in the Forest Reserves -. Hardy Catalpa, The

Hessian I'ly in the United States, The Highway INIaintenance and Repairs

Historical and Technical Papers on Road Building in the United States Hog Cholera and .Swine Plague

Hog Cholera Bacillus which closely resembles Bacillus Typhosus, A variety of Hog Raising in the South Honey Bee, The: A Manual of Instruction in Apiculture Horse Feeding, A Digest of Recent Experiments on House Centipede, The

House Flies Household Tests for the Detection of Oleomargarine and Renovated Butter How Far Should the Experiment be Followed hy Educational Effort on the Part of the Experimenter?

How Insects Affect Health in Rural Districts How to Build Small Irrigation Ditches How to Control the San Jo.se Scale Hydrocyanic-Acid Gas Against Household Insects

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1, 000

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

'No. 16.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor thefiscal year endedJune 30^ igoj —Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI^TURE—Continued.

Title. Number

of copie.s. Important Insecticides: Directions for their Preparation and Use \ 51, 000 Importation of Reptiles into Hawaii 500 Index-Catalogue of ZSIedical and Veterinary Zoology-

Part 2 2, 000 Part 3 2, 000 Index to Bulletins Nos. 1-30 (new series) (1896-1901) of the Division of Entomolog}-, An. . 3, 000 Index to the Yearbooks of the United States Department of Agriculture, 1894-1900 i, 000 Infectiveness of Milk of Cows which have Reacted to the Tuberculin Test 5, 000 Influence of Forestr}- Upon the I,umber Industry- 15, 000 Influence of Soil and Climate upon the Composition of the Sugar Beet, 1901, The 1,600 Insect Enemies of the Pine in the Black Hills Forest Reserve. An Account of Results of Special Investigations, with Recommendations for Preventing Uosses 200 Insect Enemies of the Spruce in the Northeast. A Popular Account of Results of Special

Investigations, with Recommendations for Preventing Uosses 500 Insecticides and Fungicides: Chemical Composition and Effectiveness of Certain Preparations 30,000 Insects Affecting Domestic Animals. An Account of the Species of Importance in North

America, with INIention of Related Forms Occurring on Other Animals 1,000 Insects Affecting the Cotton Plant 45,000 Insects of the Year in Massachusetts 200 Instructions for Obtaining and Tabulating Records from Recording Instruments 1,500 International Conference on Plant Breeding and Hj-bridization 200 Interstate Commerce in Birds and Game 10, 000 Irrigation from Big Thompson River 4, 000 Irrigation from the San Joaquin River 500 Irrigation in Field and Garden 30, 000 Irrigation in Fruit Growing _ 10, 000 Irrigation in Humid Regions 200 Irrigation in the United States. Testimony of Elwood Mead 500 Irrigation in Utah 3, 000 Irrigation Investigations on Cache Creek i, 000 Irrigation Taws of the Northwest Territories of Canada and Wyoming, with Discussions. 1, 000 Irrigation of Rice in the United .States 5, 000 Irrigation Problems of Honey Uake Basin, California, The 500 Kafir Corn: Characteri.stics, Culture, and Uses 30,000 Keeping Goats for Profit 1,000 Ke3' to vSubject Index of Experiment Station Uiterature 500

I,a Changa, O Grillotalpa en Puerto Rico 3,000 Ua Estacion de Experimentos Agriculturales de Puerto Rico, su Establecimento, Sitio y

Proposito 3, 000 Legislation for the Protection of Birds Other Than Game Birds 1,500 Ueguminous Plants for Green Manuring and for Feeding 46, 000 Life Hi-storj^ of the Sugar-Cane Borer in Louisiana 200 Lime, Sulphur, and Salt Wash, The 3, 200 Liming of Soils, The 45, 000 Lines of Investigation Invitingly Open to Station Botanists 200 List by Titles of Publications of the United States Department of Agriculture from 1840 to June, 1901, inclusive i, 000 List of Bulletins and Circulars Issued by the LTnited States Department of Agriculture and Available for Free Distribution 5, 000 List of National, State, and Local Road As.sociations and Kindred Organizations in the United States -. 5,000 List of References to Publications Relating to Irrigation and Land Drainage i, 000 Literature of American Economic Entomology, The 100 Los Angeles River, California, A Study of Water Rights on the 500
158 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. i6.

Statcmoit of amiiial reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Depaiitnentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30, ^9^3 Continued. DKPARTMKNT OF AGRICUVrURK—Continued.

Title. Lumber Industry in the State of New York, A Historj- of the

]\Iannfacture of S(n-t;h>un Sirup, The

:Manufacture of Siarch from Potatoes and Cassava, The

Man\ifacture of 'ral>le Sirups from Sugar Cane

?*ranuiini;- of Cotton, The

IMarketins; Farm I'roduce Meadow Lark and Baltimore Oriole, The

Meats: Com])osition and Cooking

Message from the President of the United States, Transmitting a Report by the Secretar\- of Agriculture of the Operations of the Bureau of Aniuuil Industry of tnat Depart- ment for the Fiscal Year ending June 30. 1902 Message from the President of the United States, Transmitting a Report of the Secretary- of Agriculture in Relation to F'orests, Rivers, and Mountains of the Southern Appalachian Region Metabolism Experiments in which the Balance of Income and Outgo was determined, A

Digest of Methods for the Investigation of Canceling Inks and other Stamping Inks

^Methods of Analysis Adopted by the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, November ii, 12, and 14, 1S9S Methods of Constructing Macademized Roads Methods of Controlling the Boll Weevil

INIethods of Corn Breeding Methods of Curing Tobacco Mexican Cotton-Boll Weevil, The

Mexico as a Market for Pvirebred Beef Cattle from the United States Military Instruction in Land-Grant Colleges Milk as Food

Milk Fermentations and Their Relations to Dairj-ing IMountain Roads Mountain Roads as a Source of Revenue

North American Fauna No. 22. A Biological Investigation of the Hud.son Bay Region . North American Entomologj-, A list of Works on

No.strnms for Increasing the Yield of Butter Notes on Frost Notes on The Mosquitos of the United States, Giving vSome Account of Their Structure and Biolog}-, with Remarks on Remedies

Office of Road Inquiry'

Official As.sociations and Educational Institutions Connected with the Dairy Interests of the United States for the Year 1903 '. Official Method for Analysis of Tanning :Materials Onion Culture On the Stud}- of Forest F;ntomology in America

Orchard Enemies in the Pacific Northwest

Organization I^ists of the Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations in the United

States ."^ Our Foreign Trade in Agricultural Products

1891-1900

1902 Our Trade with Scandinavia, 1890-1900 Peach Twig-Borer, The: An Important Enemy- of Stone Fruits Peanuts: CiiUure and Uses

Plant lir( I'di ng to Secure Resistant F'orms

Plant Physiology and Pathology in College Curricula

"Po]-)ular " iMitions of Station Biilletins Potato Culture

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.

Statevicnt of annual reports and docuuicnis printed upon requisitions by the heads op' Departmentsfor the fiscal year elidedfunejo, igoj—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI^TURE—Continued.

Poultrj- Raising on the Farm

Power Question in the South, The

Practicability of Forest Planting- in the United States

Practical Assistance to Farmers, Lumbermen, and Others in Handling Forest I^ands. .

.

Practical Forestry- in the Southern Appalachians

Practical Suggestions for Farm Buildings

Practices in Crop Rotation

Prairie Dog of the Great Plains, The

Preliminary- Crop and Soil Data for the Cooperative Study of Available Plant Food

Preliminar\- Plans and Estimates for Drainage of Fresno District, California Present Status of the Mexican Cotton-Boll "\Vee\'il in the United States, The

Principal Insect Enemies of Growing Wheat, The , Principal Insect Enemies of the Grape, The

Principal Insects I,iable to be Distributed on Nursery .Stock Principal Household Insects of the United States, The

Principles of Horse Feeding

Principles of Nutrition and Nutritive Value of Food ? Problems of Water Storage on Torrential Streams of Southern California as Typified by Sweetwater and San Jacinto Rivers Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists

Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Proceedings of the Fifteenth Annual Convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations Proceedings of the Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Proceedings of the Fourteenth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists "... Proceedings of the Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Proceedings of the International Good Roads Congress

Proceedings of the Jefferson Memorial and Interstate Good Roads Convention

Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists

Proceedings of the North Carolina Good Roads As.sociation Proceedings of the Second Convention of Weather Bvireau Officials Proceedings of the Seventeenth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists . . .

.

Proceedings of the .Seventh Annual Meeting of the American Association of Farmers"

Institute WorkersPart 1 Part 2 : Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment .Stations Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists

Proceedings of the Third Annual Good Roads Convention of the Boards of .Supervisors

of the State of New York

Proceedings of the Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Proceedings of the Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Progress in Secondary Education in Agriculture Progress of the Beet-Sugar Industry- in the United States in 1901 Protection of Food Products from Injurious Temperatures

Provisional Methods for the Analvsis of Foods Adopted bv the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, November 14-16, 1901

Number

of copies.
i6o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. i6.

Staicnioit of annual reports and docnnicnts priiitcd npo)i reqidsUiotis by the

/leads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfline 30, /poj—Continued.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUIvTURE-Coiitiuued.

Title.

riiblicatioiis of the United States Department of Agriculture for sale bj' the Siiperiii- teiuU nt of Docmnents

May I, 1 St'pK'inl )i.r 1

1 , Quanlilative Studies on Ihc Transmission of Parental Characters to Hj-brid OlTspring.. Rabies: Its Canst-, I'rccpK iiCN-, and Treatment ; Rainfall and Irrii^ation Raising- Sheep for Mutton Range Improvement and Administration Rape Plant: Its History, Culture, and Uses, The

Recent ( )bservations and P'xperiments Avith Insecticides for San Jose Scale Reclamation of Alkali I^andsin Eg3'pt, ^is Adapted to Similar Work in the United States Redwood, The

Regulations for the Importation of Eggs of Game Birds for Propagation

Relations of Population and Food Products in the United States, Exclusive of Alaska and the Insular Possessions; Mainlj^ as Indicated by Census Reports, 1S50-1900 Report No. 73, Report of Secretary of Agriculture, 1902 Report of Committee on IMethods of Teaching Agriculture Report of Irrigation Investigations —

In California , In Utah

For 1900

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 For 1 90 1 For 1901

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Report of Irrigation Problems in the Salinas Valley Report of Section on —

Entoniolog}' Horticulture and Botany—

By Professor Jones By Professor Craig Mechanic Arts Report of the —

Acting Entomologist for 1902 Appointment Clerk for 1902 Chemist for 1902 Chief of the —

Biological Survey- for 1902 Bureau of Animal Industry- for 1902 Bureau of Soils for 1902 Division of Accounts and Disbursements for 1902 Section of Foreign Markets for 1902 Weather Bureau, ^nu-i. Parts i, 2, 3,4, 5, 6 Director of the Office of Flxperiment Stations for 1902 Editor for 1902 For( -I. r ; ,-2 Office of Public Road Inquiries for 1902

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. l6l

No. i6.

Statement of annual repoHs and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoj—Continued. DEPARTMEXT OF AGRICUI.TURE—Continued.

Report of the—Continued.

Secretar\- of Agriculture

1901 • • 1902 Report on Codling-Moth Investigations in the Northwest During 1901 Report on Graduate vSchool of Agriculture Report on the "Work and Expenditures of Agricultural Experiment Stations for the Year

ended June 30

1901 • • 1902 - Reser^-oir system of the Cache la Poudre, The

Results of Experiments with Inoculation for the Prevention of Hog Cholera

Results of Investigations on the Rothamsted Soils, Being the I,ectures Delivered Under

the P^G^•isions of the Lawes Agricultural Trust, by Prof. Bernard Dyer D. Sc. (I,ond.) Resume of the Search for the Native Home of the San Jose Scale in Japan and China .

.

Review of Irrigation Investigations for 1902 .... Road Building with Convict Labor in the Southern States Road Conventions in the Southern .States, and Object-Lessou Roads Constructed Under

the Super^-ision of the Office of Public Road Inquiries, with the Cooperation of the Southern Railway Road Improvement in New York

Root Knot of the Cowpea

San Jose Scale, The: Its Native Home and Natural Enemy

Scabies in Cattle Scale Insects and Mites on Citrus Trees , . .

.

Scope and Purpose of the Irrigation Investigations of the Ofiice of Experiment Stations, The

Scope and Results of the Nutrition Investigations of the Ofiice of Experiment Stations.

.

Seasoning of Timber

Secondar3- Courses m Agriculture Second Report of Committee on Methods of Teaching Agricvilture Selecting and Judging Horses for Market and Breeding Purposes

Selection of Materials for Macadam Roads, The

Sewage Disposal on the Farm, and the Protection of Drinking Water

Sheep and AVool: A Review of the Progress of American Sheep Husbandry'

Sheep Feeding

Sheep, Hogs, and Horses in the Pacific Northwest Sheep Scab, The: Its Nature and Treatment

Significance of the Recent American Cases of Hookworm Disease in Man, The

Silkworm Culture

Silos and Silage

Silver Fish, The

Single-Germ Beet Balls and Other Suggestions for Impro\-ing Sugar-Beet Culture

Social, Commercial, and Economic Phases of the Road Subject, The

Soil Sur\-ey in Various States Some Common Birds in their Relation to Agriculture Some Engineering Features of Drainage Some Entomological Suggestions and Notes Some Essentials in Beef Production Some Features of Recent Progress in Agricultural Education Some Important Points in Plant Improvement Some Insect Inhabitants of the Stems of Elvmus Canadensis, and Some Insect Notes of the Year ; Some Insect Injurious to Stored Grain S. Doc. 5 II

Number

of copies.
l62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 1 6.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads ofDepartme7itsfor the fiscal year endedfune jo, /poj—Continued.

DEPARTMENT OK AGKICUIyTURE—Continued.

Some Insects Injurious to Vegetable Crops. A Series of Articles Dealing with Insects

of this Class Some Insects Injurious to the Violet, Rose, and Other Ornamental Plants. A Collection

of Articles Dealing with Insects of this Class Some Miscellaneous Results of the Work of the Division of Entomology'— IV

VI Some of the Beef Problems of the South and What the Stations Can Do Toward .Solving Them

Some of the Principal Insect Enemies of Coniferous Forests in the United .States Some Peculiai Needs in New .States: (^) Home Adornment, (b) Home Production Some Practical Results of Experiment Station Work

Some Problems of the Rural Common .School Some Typical Resei^^-oirs in the Rocky Mountain .States .... Sorghum Sirup Manufacture

Source of Carbohydrates, The

Sources of Agricultural Imports of the United States

1896-1900

. 1897-1901 Souring and Other Changes in Milk Products Southern Grain I^ovise, The

Southern Hardwoods, A Working Plan for, and Its Results Soy Bean as a Forage Crop, The

Standard Varieties of Chickens

State Aid to Road Building in Minnesota

State Aid to Road Building in New Jerseys State and Territorial I,aws Relating to Contagious and Infectious Diseases of Animals.

Station Experiments in Animal Breeding

.Statistical Matter Relating to Principal Crops and Farm Animals, Freight Rates, Exports, etc., in the United .States—

1901 1902 Statistics of the Ivand-Grant Colleges and Agricultural Experiment Stations in the United States for the Year ended June 30, 1902 Steel-Track Wagon Roads

Striped Cucumber Beetle, The

Studies on the Digestibility and Nutritive Value of Bread, at the University^ of Minnesota

in 1900-1902 .' Studies on the .Statics and Kinematics of the Atmosphere in the United .States Sugar as Food

Sugar Beet, The: Culture, Seed Development, Manufacture, and .Stati.stics .Sugar-Beet Pulp as Animal Food

Sugar-Cane Culture in the Southeast for the Manufacture of Table .Sirup Suggestions to .Southern Farmers Summary of Mechanical Tests on Thirty'-two Species of American Woods

Sunflower Plant, The: Its Cultivation, Composition, and Uses Sweet Potatoes: Cultui L and r>(_s Tests on the Physical Properties of Timber The Need of Better Courses of Preparation for Work in Applied Botany- The Time of Emergence and Oviposition of the .Spring Brood of the Hes.sian Fly The What and Wliy of Agricultural Experiment .Stations Three Insect Enemies of .Shade Trees Timber: An Elementary Discussion of the Characteristics and Properties of Wood

Timber Physics

Part I. Preliminary Report

Part II. Progress Report

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 163

j^Q_ j6_ —Statement of annual trports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30, /poj— Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI.TURE—Continued. Number

of copies. Timber Pines of the Southern United States, The

Timber Resources of Nebraska, The

Tobacco: Instructions for Its Cultivation and Curing Tobacco Soils Tobacco Stalk Weevil, The Tomato Growing

Traction Tests Treatment for Roundworms in Sheep, Goats, and Cattle Tree Planting on Rural School Grounds

Turpentine Orcharding, A New Method of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute and Experiment Station Use of Mineral Oil in Road Improvement

Utilization of Residues from Beet-Sugar Manufacture in Cattle Feeding

Values in Science Variation in Cross-Bred Wheats

Variety Testing Vegetable Garden, The

Virulence of the Bovine Tuberculosis Bacillus for Monkeys and the ElTect of Tuberculins Made from Tuberculosis Bacilli Derived from Different Animals Washed Soils: How to Prevent and Reclaim Them

Water Appropriation from Kings River Water Content of Creamery Butter, The

Western Hemlock, The Wet and Dry Seasons in California What are the Breeding Problems, and What Can the vStation Do to .Solve Them?

What the Department of Agricultvire is Doing for Irrigation Wheat Ports of the Pacific Coast White Ant, The

White Pine, The

Wide Tires. Laws of Certain States Relating to Their Use, and Other Pertinent Information Woodlot, The: A Handbook for Owners of Woodlands in Southern New England Woodsman's Handbook, The, Part I Wooly Aphis of the Apple, The Work of the Agricultural Experiment Stations, The

Yearbook of the United States Department of Agricvilture, 1902 Yellow-Winged Locust, The ... DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEAnnual Report of the—

Attorney-General, 1902 Assistant Attorney-General in Charge of Court of Claims, 1902 Assistant Attorney-General in Charge of Indian Depredations, 1902 Board of Trustees of Reform School for Girls of the District of Columbia, 1902 Solicitor of the Treasury-, 1902

Bills and Debates in Congress on Trusts

Brief on Treaty of 1795 and Reconcentration Orders

List of Cases Decided under Sherman Anti-Trust Law

Opinion, Exhibit, etc.. Relative to the Panama Canal

Register of the Office of the Attorney-General, 1902 Report on Bankruptcy, 1902 Public Law No. 170
164 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.

Statement of annual reports and doeuinents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30^ jgoj—Continued. EX:eCUTlVE OFFICE.

Annual Message of the Pi'esident to the Second vSession F'ifty-.Seventh Congress Report of a Conference at the "White House, October 3, 1902 DEPARTMENT OF I.ABOR. Annual Report of the—

Commissioner of I^abor, 1902 Commissioner of I,abor for Hawaii, 1902 Bulletins of the Commissioner of I,abor: No. I ; No. 14 No. 16 No. 17 No. t8 No. 20 No. 21 No. 22 No. 26 No. 27 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress

1901 1902 Bibliography of Cooperative Cataloging Calendar of Paul Jones's Manuscripts

Copyright Laws

List of Books on

Anglo-Saxon Alliance

Constitution Federal Control of Commerce and Corporations Government Ownership of Railroads

Industrial Arbitration Merchant Marine Subsidies Negro Question Old Age and Civil Service Pensions

Strikes

List of duplicates—

No. I No. 2 List of References on Reciprocitj^

List of Wants in vSets of Periodicals and Serials UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS

Bankruptcy Law, General Orders and Forms

Court of Claims Reports, Vol. 37 Eulogy of Judge John Davis Rules of Practice before Court of Claims A
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 65

No. 16.

Statt'jJitvit of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30^ igoj—Continued. UNITED STATES WEATHEK- BUREAU.

Title. Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bureau for—

1900-1901 1901-2 1902-3 Convention of Weather Bureau Officials at Milwaukee, Wis., 1901

Number

of copies.

500

500

950

5, 000 CENSUS BUREAU

Abstract of the Twelfth Census

Bulletins on

Agriculture in—

Kentucky

I/5uisiana Mississippi Missouri Oklahoma

South Carolina South Dakota

Tennessee Texas Utah

Virginia Washington

Wj'oming

Agriculture in the United States Cotton Ginning

lyocalization of Industries Metal-Working Machinery

Printing and Publishing

Slaughtering and Meat Packing Wool

Manufacture of

Boots and Shoes

Carriages and Wagons , Chemicals

Clothing : Electrical Apparatus

Gla.ss Iron and Steel lyocomotives Musical Instruments Sewing Machines

Tj-pewriters Wool

Manual of International Classification of Causes of Death Monograph on Textiles Permanent Census Act Report on Manufactures:

Vol. VII

Vol. VIII

Vol. IX

Vol. X

15, 000

10, 000

15, 000

15, 000

15, 000

15,000

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15, 000

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15, 000

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15, 000

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No. i6.Statement of annual reports and documentsprinted upon requisitions by the heads of Departments for the fiscat year ended fnne jo, /poj—Continued.

CENvSUvS BUREAU.

Title.

Report on Poi^iilation: Vol. I vol. II Report oil Vital .Statistics: Vol. Ill Vol. IV

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of copie.s.

10, GOO

2, GOO

[2, OOO

4. 500

No. 17.

Statoiicni of hindino- done for Senators, Representatives, ajid Delegates

under the provisiojis of section 99, act offamiary 12, iSg^, for the fiscal year ended

June 30, 1903.

Title. Number of

copies. Abridgment of Messages and Documents, 1896-1902 Abstract of the Laws on Water Titles, 1899 Abstract of the Twelfth Census

Act Affecting the District of Columbia, 1S96-1901 Act to Regulate Commerce

Advancement in the United .States Navj', 1898 Affairs in Cuba, 1S98 . . Affairs in Philippine Islands, 19G0 -. Agricultural Experiment Station Records, 1891-1901 Agricultural Imports and Exports, 1S9S-1901 , Agricultural Resources of

Alaska Hawaii

Porto Rico

A. X,. A. Catalogue, 1893 Alcohol in the Manufactures and Arts, 1895 Alleged Violations of the Civil Service Rules in Kentucky and Ohio

Alien Labor Laws

Altitudes in Alaska American Revolution, Diplomatic Correspondence of American .State Papers, Vols. 1-3S. . . American .System of Education in the Fine and Industrial Arts Analysis of Waters of the Hot Springs, Arkansas Angora Goat, Tlie Annual Report of the

Ainericau Historical Association, 18SS-19G2. Architect United States Capitol Building, 19G2 Attorney-General, 1SSS-1902 Auditor for the

Interior Department, 1902 Navy Department, 1902 Philippine Lslands, 1902 Porto Rico, 1902 Post-Office Department, 1902 Treasury Department, 1902 War Department, 1902 Board of—

Managers for the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1902 Visitors to the Military .\cade1n3' at West Point, 1902
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No. 17.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions of section 99, act offan uary 12, iSg^^for the fiscal year ended June JO, ipoj—Continued. Number of

copies.

Aiiiiual Report of the—Continued.

Chief of the Bureau of

Animal Industry, 1892-1902 Engineers, United States Army, 1899-1902 Equipment, United States Navy, 1901 Navigation, United States Navy, 1902 Ordnance, 1895-1902 Record and Pension Division

Secret-Ser^nce Division Chief of the Division of Soils, Agricultural Department, 1902

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Chief of Weather Bureau, 1883-1901 Chief of Yards and Docks, 1901-2 Chief Signal Officer, 1885 Chief Steam Engineering, ISiavy Department, 1902 Clerk of the House of Representatives, 1899-1902 Commissioners of

Civil Ser\-ice, 1898-1902 District of Columbia, 1901-2 Education, 1895-1902 Education for Porto Rico, 1901-2 Fish and Fisheries, 1890-1902 Five Civilized Tribes, 1902 General I,and Office, 1901-2 Indian Affairs, 1898-1902 Internal Revenue, 1901-2 Labor, 1886-1902 Navigation, 1898-1902 Patents, 1898-1902 Pensions, 1901-2 Railroads, 1902 Comptroller of the Currency, 1898-1902 Director of the Bureau of Ethnology—

Vol. I, 1880 Vol. 2, 1S81 Vol. 3, 1882 Vol. 4, 1883 Vol. 5, 1884 Vol. 6, 1885 Vol. 7, 1886 Vol. 8. 1887 Vol. 9, 1888.. Vol. 10, 1889. Vol. II, 1890. Vol. 12, 1891. Vol. 13, 1892. Vol. 14, 1893. Vol. 15, 1894. Vol. 16, 1895. Vol. 17, 1895. Vol. 18, 1896. Vol. 19, 1897. Vol. 20, 1898.

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under the provisions ofsection pp, act offannaiy 12, iSgs.for thefiscal year elided fune JO, jgoj—Continued,

Title.

Annual Report of the—Continued.

Director of the United States Geological vSurvey—

Vol. I, iSSo Vol 2, Vol. 3, 1882 Vol. 4, 1883 Vol. 5, 1884 Vol. 6, 1885 Vol. 7, 1886 Vol. 8, 1887 Vol. 9, 18S8 ^ Vol. 10, 1889 Vol. II, 1890 Vol. 12, 1891 Vol. 13, 1892 Vol. 14, 1893 Vol. 15, 1894 Vol. 16, 1895 Vol. 17, 1896 Vol. 18, 1897 Vol. 19, 189S : Vol. 20, 1S99 Vol. 21, 1900 Vol. 22, I9OI Director of the United vStates Mint, 1898-1902 Finst Assistant Postmaster-General, 1902 Governor of

Alaska, 1902 Arizona, 1902 Cuba, 1900-1902 Hawaii, 1899-1902 Island of Guam, 1902 New Mexico, 1902 Oklahoma, 1902 Philippine Islands, 1900-1902 Porto Rico, 1900-1902 How to Obtain Titles to Public I,ands

Interstate Commerce Commission, 1887-1902 Ivibrarian of Congress, 1901-2 I,ieutenant-General Commanding the United States Army, 1898-1902. I,ife-Sa\nng Service, 1881-1902 I,ight-House Board, 1901-2 National Museum, 1877-1902 Paymaster-General United States Navy, 1902 Postmaster-General, 1902 Register of the United States Treasury', 1902 Secretary of

Agricultural Department, 1842-1902 Interior Department, 1898-1902 Navy Department, 1890-1902 State Department, 1885-1902 Treasury Department, 1899-1902
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under the provisions of section gg, act offannary 12, i8g^,forthefseal year ended

fune JO, igoj—Continued.

Title.

Annual Report of the—Continued.

Secretary- of—Continued. United States Senate, 1901-2 War Department, 1S96-1902 Smithsonian Institution, 1877-1902.. Superintendent of the

Capitol Building and Grounds, 1902 Coast and Geodetic Surv^ey, 1886-1902 Hot Springs Reser\-ation, Ark., 1902 Indian Schools, 1902 Yellowstone National Park, 1902 Super^-ising Architect, Treasury- Department, 1902 .Supervising Surgeon-General United States Marine-Hospital Serx-ice, 1885

1902 Third Assistant Postmaster-General, 1902 Treasurer of the United States, 1902 Quartermaster-General United States Army, 1902 Appalachian Mountain Region

Appropriations, First Session Fifty-seventh Congress

Appropriations for Xew Offices, etc., 1902 Arid Land of the United States Army and Xa\-3- Register, 1902 Army- Canteen, 1900 Army Register, 1S82-1902 Armj' Reorganization Bill Army Transportation Service, 1901 Atlantic Coast Pilot, 1902 Atla.s— Accompanying the Official Records of the War of the Rebellion Chattanooga and Chickamauga Battlefield Geological Sur\-ey Growth of Industrial Art

Philippine Islands

Statistical, of the United .States Topographic

Venezuela Awards of the Columbian Exposition, 1893 Bankruptcy- Law, 1898 Battle and Capitulation of Santiago de Cuba, 1898 Beet-Sugar Industry- of the United States Berlin Silver Commission, 1894 Bibliography of Chinookan I,anguages

Bibliographical Memoirs

Bibliography of the District of Columbia

Big Trees of California, A Short Account of

Bills and Debates on Trusts

Bills and Reports of the Committee on Invalid Pensions

Bills relating to Banking and Currency

Bills Passed by the Fifty-seventh Congress

Birds of Colorado Valley

Birds of Mary-land Farms

Birds of North and Middle America

Bubonic Plague in Hawaii, 1902

Number of

copies.

Cost.

4 $4. GO 636 636. GO

732 732. GO

35 35- 00

27 49. 00

13 13. 00

3 3.00

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

59 59. 00

lie 220. 00

4 4.00

2. 00

g4 4. 00

7 68

4 4. 00 4.00

5134 170 00

22 88 00

443 109. 50

4

16 00 2.50

40 40. 00

13 25. 00

3 3. 00

2.00

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5 5. OG

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No. 17.

Statcmeni of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the proinsions of section 99, act offanuary 12, i8gs,for the fiscal year ended

June so, igo3—Continued.

Title.

Bulletins of the

Ainericau Republics

Department of Agriculture Fish Commission—

Vols. 1-7 Vols. 8-24 ; Geological Survey

lyabor Commissioner

National Museum

North American Ethnology

Rolls and lyibrary, Department of vState Canadian Yearbook, 1902 Canals and Railways in District of Columbia Cape Nome Gold Fields Case of

B. H. Roberts

R. W. Wilcox

A. K. Cutting and Companj^

Catalogue of—

Coast Charts, etc Public Documents

Senate I^ibrary Cattle and Dairj^ Farming

Cattle, Diseases of Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversar3^ of the I,aying of the Corner

Stone of the United States Capitol Building, 1893 Census Act Census of Cuba, 1900 Census of Porto Rico, 1900 Certain Transactions with National Banks, 1900 Charities and Reformatory^ Institutions in District of Columbia Check I,ist of Public Documents

Chicago Strike, 1894 Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park, Dedication of, 1895 Chinook Text

Cholera in Furope and India Church I^and in the Philippine Islands

Civil Code for the District of Columbia

Civil Code, France and Germany

Civil Code for Porto Rico

Civil Service Act and Rules

Coal Measures in the Philippine Islands Coast Charts Coinage I^aws of the United States, 1792-1893 Colonial Administration, 1800-1900 Colonial Army Sj-stems Columbian Exposition, 1S93 Commerce of Africa Commerce of Cuba Commerce of Porto Rico Commercial Director}- of the American Republics Commercial Japnii Conuncicial Kt lations oT llu; ("nited States, 1S95-1902

Number of

copies.

37 I37. 00

86 86. 00

2 2. 00

372 744.00

151 172. 00

238 238. 00

9 9.00

36 65. 00

179 358. 00

I 1. 00

2 2. 00

8 8. 00

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16 16. 00

26

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3 3.00

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5 5.00

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II 11.00

38 38.00

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4 4. 00

2 2.00

2 2. 50

6 6.48

9 9.00

31 62.00

2 2. 00

15 15.00

2. 00

3 6.00

I 1. 00

2 4.00

2. 00

384 384. 00
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No. Y'].—Statement of binding done for. Senators, Representatiz'es, and Delegates

under the provisions of section 99, act offaniiary 12, i8g§, for the fseal year elided June 30, igoj—Continued.

Title. Number of

copies. Commercial Statistics Compilation of Reports of Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Compilation of Treaties in Force, 1789-1899 Compendium of the Tenth Census

Congressional Directory- Congressional Records

Conspiracy and Injunction Cases .. Consular Regulations Consular Reports of the United States—

Vols. 1-68 Special, vols. 1-23 Contested Election Cases

Contributions to North American Fthnology

(Contribution to Natural Histor3- of Alaska Copper River Expedition, 1899 Copyright Laws of the United .States Correspondence of the United States in Relation to the Interoceanic Canal. .. Cotton Plant, The

Courts-Martial in the Philippine Islands Crater Lake National Park and Forest Conditions in Washington and Oregon

Creameries in Foreign Countries Crimes, Misdemeanors, etc Cruise of the Revenue Steamer

Bear, 189 1 Corwin, 1884-1885 Cuban Reciprocity Cuban Sugar Sales Dakota Indians War Claims Daughters of the American Revolution, 1891-1897 Decay of Timber

Decisions of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1902 Decisions of the Commissioner of Patents, 1902 Decisions of the Comptroller of Currency, 1902 Deep Sea and Pelagic Fishing of the World Deep Waterways Commission, 1900 Democratic Campaign Text-Book . .

.

'. Descriptive Catalogue of Geological Publications ... Desk of Thomas Jefferson, 1846 Dictionary of Altitudes Digest of

Contested Election Cases

Decisions in Indian I^and Cases

International Law

Rules and Manual, House of Representatives

State Game I,aws Dingley Tariff Act

Direct Legislation Discovery of Nebraska

District of Columbia Revenue, 1890-1897 Dockyards in Europe

Documentary- History of the Constitution of the United States Documents relating to Ala.ska and Philippine Islands Karly Congressional Documents, List of

738 738.00

359 359- 00

205 206. 00

35 70. GO

9 18. GO

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4 4. 00

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No. 17.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions of section gg, act offanuary 12, iSgs^for the fiscal year elided June 30, igoj—Continued.

Title.

Economic Questions in Knglish and Dutch Colonies Education in Alaska , Education in I'orto Rico Eleventh Census Reports, 1S90 Estimates of Appropriations for 1904 Eucalyptus Cultivated in the United vStates Eulogies and Memorial Addresses

Executive Oflficers of the United vStates, 17S9-1901 Experimental vStudy of Children

Exploration and vSurvey for Railroad from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean, iS6o Exports Declared from the United vStates « Extracts from the Annual Reports of the Secretaiy of the Interior Extracts from the Congressional Record

Extracts from Public Documents on Cuba, Porto Rico, etc Farmers' Bulletins Final Report on Ohio River Sur\'ey Finance Reports, 189S-1902 , , Finding I^ist of Pvtblic Documents, 1902 Fish and Fi-sherj' Indu.stry of Porto Rico Fish and Fishers* Industry of the United States (text and plates) Fishery Question, 1SS7 Flags of Maritime Nations Floods of the Mississippi River. , Foreign Commerce and Navigation, 1S97-1902 Foreign I^abor I^aws, 1900 Foreign Relations, 1876-1902 Forestry Conditions in Sweden

Forestry Investigations, 1879-1S93

Fore.str\' Reports, 1S77, 18S0, and 1883 French-English Military Technical Dictionary French Spoliation Claims General Orders and Forms in Bankruptcy

Geological Charts, 1901 Geology and ^Mineral Resources of—

Alaska

Black Hills Cape Nome

Comstock Lode

Copper River

Cripple Creek

Narragansett Basin Olympic Forest Reser\'e Geological Survey West of the One Hundredth Meridian

Geological and Geographical Surve}', 1878 Good Roads Congress, 1901 Great Canals of the World

Greeley Relief Expedition, i8S6 Growth of the Criminal I^aw, etc Handbook of

Alaska American Republics
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions of section gg, act ofJanuary 12, i8g§, for the fiscal year ended

June jo, igoj—Continued.

Title.

Handbook of—Continued. Experiment Stations Subsistence Stores Hansard's Parliamentarj- Debates Hawaiian Islands. Report of the Committee on Foreign Relations Hazing at West Point, Investigation of, 1901 Hearings Before the Wa^'s and Means Committee

Hearings on

Banking and Currency- . . . . Bill to Establish a Laboraton,- for the Stud}- of Criminals, etc. Clark Election Case Chinese Exclusion Department of Commerce and I^abor

District of Columbia Drawbacks

Eight Hour Bill Grazing I^ands luteroceanic Canals , Interstate Commerce Law

Irrigation I/Dndon Dock Charges

Metric .Sj-stem Oleomargarine

Pacific Cable

Philippine Islands

Safety- Appliances. Air Brakes on Railroad Cars Statehood Bill vSubmarine Boat Highway s of Commerce

History' of Currenc}- and Loans of the United .States Historj- of Cooking Stoves

Historj' and Functions of the Department of State

Histor\- of Higher Education in the United States

Historj' of the Purchase of the Danish West India Islands

History' of Indian Treaties, Laws, etc History- of the Loviisiana Purchase

History and Digest of International Arbitration

Historv- and Growth of the United States Cen.sus Homestead Strike Honey Bee, The

Horse, Diseases of the House Bills, etc House Manual Hudson Bay Fauna Hudson Bay and Puget Sound Agricultural Company

Hydrograph of the American Isthmus

Hygienic, United States Army, 1875 Idaho Labor Troubles .• Immigration Laws and Regulations

Impeachment Trials in United States Senate, 1789-1876 Improvements in Washington and the District of Columbia

Index Catalogue of the Library', Surgeon-General's Office
174 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Staieineut of bindiui^ done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisio7is of section 99, act of fanuary 12, iSg^, for the fiscal year ended

June 30, jgoj—Continued.

Title. Number of

copies. Index to the—

Aiinnal Reports of the .Secretary of Agriculture, 1S37-1900 .

.

Annual Reports of the Cliief of Kngineers

Consular Reports

Interoceanic Canal Reports

Public Documents, Fifty-sixth Congress War Records

Industrial Commission's Report, Volumes 1-19 Industrial Conditions of Philippine Islands, 189S Infantry Drill Regulations Information Respecting United States Bonds

Insular Cases

Intercontinental Railway- Commission's Report

Internal Revenue I^aws

International American Conference on Custom Rates

International Fishery Congress, 1898 International Geographical Congress, 1881 International Polar Kxpedition, 1885 International Prison Congress

Interoceanic Canal Reports, 1896-1900 Interstate Commerce I^aw

Introduction of Domestic Reindeer into Alaska

Investigation of the

Conduct of the War with Spain, vols. 1-8, 189S Danish West India Islands IJmployees of the Hovise of Representatives

Irrigation in California

Irrigation in Egypt

Irrigation Papers Isthmian Canal Commission Report

Japanese Competition, 1896 , Judicial Extra"^ition Rights

Kentucky and Utah Flections Kitchrun Mining District of Alaska

Isabels and Tail Slips I^abor Iyav^•s of the United States Lady Franklin Bay Expedition, 1888 Lake Superior Iron Ore Deposits Land Laws Laws Against Treason, etc Laws of Civil Government in Insular Possessions Laws Relating to Loans, Paper Money, Coinage, etc Laws Kt latiiig to U.se of Water in Irrigation Lead and Zinc Deposits of Ozark Region

Legislative History of the General Stalf, United States Army.

.

Leprosy in the United States Lettering Miscellaneous Volumes

Letter of the Secretary- of War Relating to Army Post Sites Letters of Condolence on the Death of Abraham Lincoln

Life History of North American Birds

List of Lights and Fog .Signals on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts

List of Members and officers of the Fifty-Seventh Congress. . ,

3 13-00

3 3.00

3 3- 00

5 5. 00

4 4.00

3 3.00

2, 762 2, 760. 75

8 8.00

I 1. 00

2 2.00

89 84. 00

7 14. 00

4 4. 00

16 16. 00

122 122.50

2 4. 00

I 2. 00

117 117. 00

29 29. 00

4 4. 00

200 200. 00

iS 18. 00

2 2.00

3 3.00

15 30. 00

2. 00

55 55- 00

28 29. GO

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

I I. GO

3 6. 00

13, 635 438- 25

13 13.00

I 2. 00

8 16. GO

4 4. 00

19 ig. GO

33 33- 00

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4 4. GO

12 24. GO

140 I4G. 00

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3 5-50

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17,

Statement of bi7iding done for Senators^ Representatives ^ and Delegates

under the provisions ofsection pg, act ofJanuary 12, iSgs, for the fiscal year ended June JO, igoj—Continued.

Title.

List of Merchant and Other Vessels, 1897-1902 List of Private Claims

List of the Publications of the Agricultural Department

List of the Publications of the Smithsonian Institution . Littlefield's Trust Bill Logarithms

Madison's Correspondence Madrid Exposition, 1892 , Manual of Examinations for the Civil Ser\nce Manual of Fish Cultvire Manual of Styles Governing Composition and Proof Reading in the Government

Printing Office Manufacture of Coke Map of—

Alaska

America, list of Orinoco Essequibo region, Sovith America Map to Accompany- the Peace Treaty, 1898 Medical Historj- of the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 Medical Report of the Case of President McKinley

Memoirs of General Sherman

Merchant Marine of Foreign Countries Messages of the President, 1899-1902 Message of the President Relating to Chile Message of the President Transmitting the Report of the Naval-Court of Inquiry upon the destruction of the Battle Ship Maine, February 15, 1898 Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States, Compilation of 1789-

1897. Mexico, Economic Conditions of Milk in Relation to Public Health

Military' Laws of the United States Military Notes on

Alaska China .' Cuba

Philippine Islands

Militarjr Operations in South Africa and.China

Mineral Resources of the Copper River District , Mineral Resources of the United States Miscellaneous Congressional Documents. . . Miscellaneous Speeches

Missouri Troops in Civil War

Modern Tariff Systems Monographs of the United States Geological Survey:

Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4 Vol. 6 Vol. 7 Vol. 8, Vol. 9 Vol. 10 Vol. II

Number of

copies.
176 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. \'] . —Statement of binding dofie for Senators, Representatives., and Delegates

tuider the provisions of section gg, act offanuary 12, iSgs.for the fiscal year ended

fune jt), igo3—Continued.

Title.

Monographs of the United States Geological vSur\'ey—Continued.

Vol. 12 Vol. 13 ^ Vol. 14 Vol. 15 Vol. 16 Vol. 17 Vol. iS 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 Vol. 40 Vol. 41 Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance, 1900-1902 Mountain Meadow Mas.sacre Myths of the Cherokees

Narrative of an Exploration in Alaska

National Academy of Sciences, Memoirs of National Galleries of Historj- and Art

National T'niversities of the United States Nautical .\lmauac Naval Militia of the United States Naval ()l)sen,-atory, Publications of Naval Regulations

Navigation I.aws, 1S99 Navy Rcjgi'-tcr, 1899-1902 Newbuig Centennial • New Panama Canal Company

New York Election Frauds

Nicaragua Canal Reports, 1897-1901 North American Fauna

Notes of Militar\- Interest, 1901 Notes on Naval Progress Notes on the Red Cedar

I $2.00

3 6. 00

I 2. 00 4 8.00

I 2. 00

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6. 00

3 6. 00 4 S. 00

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5

10. 00

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6 12. 00

6 12. 00

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6. 00

7 14. 00

5 10. 00

5 10. 00

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4 8.00

3 6. GO

3 6. 00

3 6. 00

66 132. 00 60 112. 00

5 10. 00

38 76. 00

19 19 . 00

2 4. 00

83 166. 00

35 270. 00

40 40. 00

I 1. 00

17. 00

2 2. 00

1 2. 00

4 4.00

26 26. CO

45 45.00

I 1.50

3 3.00

1. 00

15 15.00 4 4.00

7 7.00

16 16. 00

I 1. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 77

No. 17.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions of section gg, act offanuary 12, i8gj,for tlie fseal year ended

June JO, igoj—Continued.

Title.

Nut Culture in the United States, 1S95 Oceanic IchthyologyOfficial Communications, Sampson and Schley , Official Communications with Agiiinaldo ... Official Gazette, United States Patent Office, 1900-1902

Official Opinions, Attorney-General

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Xavies, 1861-1865

Official Table of Distances Organic Acts for the Territories. 1S7S-1S97 Organization and Jurisdiction of United States Courts Organization of the German Army

Origin and History- of the Smithsonian Institution Our Countr\- Panama Canal, 1S46 Pan-American Medical Congress

Paris Bering Sea Tribunal of Arbitration

Paris Exposition, 1900 Parliamentar\- Precedents of the House of Representatives Passport Regulations of Foreign Countries Patent I<aws of the United States Penal I^aws of Germany, France, etc Penal I^ws of the United States Pension i,aws of the United States Pension Office Administration Pension Systems of Foreign Countries

Perr\-'s Japan Expedition

Personal Property- in Cuba

Philippine Tariff Uaws

Pine Bluff Forest Land

Pinkerton Detectives at Homestead

Pius Fund Case Plan for the Study of Man

Postal Guide, Official, 1S9S-1902 Postal Laws and Regulations

Postal Ser%-ice Investigation, volumes 1-3 Precious Metals, Production of, 1S93-1902 Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Price of Armor for Vessels of the United States Xaw

Primer of Forestry- . Proceedings of the National INIuseum, volume 24 Professional Papers, Xaval Subjects Pronouncing Gazetteer, Philippine Islands, etc Publications of the Bureau of Statistics, Treasury- Department

Public Domain

Public Lands and Their T\'ater Supply

Public Libraries of "Washington City, D. C

Quarantine Law, 1899-1902 Receipts and Expenditures in Cuba, 1899-1900 Reciprocity and Commercial Treaties Record of Proceedings of a Court of Inquiry in the Case of Rear-Admiral Winfield S. Schley, United States Naw, 1901 S. Doc. 5 12

Number of

copies.

I $2.00

3 6. 00

I 1. 00

I 1. 00

24 48. 00

29 29. GO

198 I, I9S. 00

682 682. 00

I 1.50

14 16. CO

6 6. GO

3 3. 00

2S5 285. 00

5 5.00

6 7. 00

6 6. GO

103 103. 00 S07 807. GO

17 34.00

5 5. GO

2. GO

i' I. GO

6 6. 00

33 33-70

I I. GO

I I. GO

3 6. GO

3 3.00

129 129. GO

I I. GO

I I. GO

31 31.00

18 18. GO

. 94 94- 00

12 12. 00

23 23.00

17 17. 00

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I 55 55- 00

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3 3. GO 428 431-97 4 8.00

5 5.00

2 4. 00

I 1. 00

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

9 9.00

243 243.00
178 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

StatcDicnt of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions of section 99, act of January 12, i8g§,for the fiscal year ended

June 30, jgoS—Continued.

Title.

Register of the Department of Justice Register of the l)ci);irtiiu iit of State Regulations, Ciciicml Staff United States Army, 1775-1901 . .. Report of—

•

(general Brooke, 1S99-1902 General IaicHow, 1901 General Wood. 1901 W. W. Rockhill on China, 1901 Report of the

Alaskan P.oniulary Commission

Anlliraeile Coal Strike Commission, 1903 Senate Committee on Women Suffrage

vSenate Hawaiian Subcommittee, 1902 Report of the Commission on

Gett5^sburg National Military Park

Philippine Islands (Schurman's)

Philippine Islands (Taft's) Railroads in Cuba

Revision of the I^aws, Porto Rico Report on

Condition House Document Room, 1900 Trusts Republican National Platform

Reserve and Auxiliary Forces of l^ngland, etc Reservoir Sites in Wyoming and Colorado Review of the World's Commerce

Revised Statutes of the United States Revision of the Penal Code of New York

River and Harbor Act, 1902-3 River and Harbor Improvements, 1S88 Road Conventions in Southern vStates Roads in Yellowstone National Park

Rules of Practice in the United vStates General I^and Office . Rules of Practice in the United vStates Patent Office Rules of Practice in the Supreme Court of the United States Rural Free Delivery Salmon Fisheries of Alaska

Scope and Purpose of Irrigation Seal and Salmon Fisheries of Alaska, volumes 1-4 Sealing Claims Against Russia

Seal Life on the Rookeries

Parts I, 2, 1893-1895 Illustrated Sectionalism in South Carolina

Selected Professional Papers, 1898 Senate Election Cases, 1789-1900 Senate Journal Senate Manual

Senate Miscellaneous Documents

vSheep Industry of the United States, 1S92 Shorthand Instruction Spanish-American War Notes
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Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions ofsection gg, act offanuary 12, i8g^, for thefiscal year ended June j-o, /poj—Continued.

Title.

Special X,abor Reports Speeches ou Reciprocity, 1S90-1.S94 Speeches on Trusts

Staff of Volunteer Officers, 1S98 Standard Breeds of Cattle Standard Breeds of Fowls

Standing Rules of the United States Senate Statehood for the Territories

Statistical Abstract, 1898-1902

Statistical Review of the Population of the United States

Statistics of Crime, Suicide, etc

Statistics of Railroads

Status of Territorj- Acquired from Spain, 1898 Statutes at Large of the United States Stock-Poisoning Plants in Montana

Street Railway Franchises in the District of Columbia Supplement to the Re\-ised Statutes of the United States Supreme Court Decisions on Trusts Supreme Court of the District of Columbia

Surgical History- of the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 Surrender of Gironomo

Survey and Remarking the Boundar\- Uine between the United States and

Mexico

Album

Atlas Text Sword of General Washington, 1S45 Tariff Acts Passed by the Congress of the United States, 1789-1897 Tariff Comparisons, 1890-1897 Tariff Hearings, 1896-97 Tariff Schedules for Cuba, Philippine Islands, and Porto Rico Tennessee Centenial Exposition Tenth Census Reports, 18S0 Territorial and Commercial Expansion, 1800-1900 Test of Metals aud Other Materials for Industrial Purposes

Test of the Gathmann Torpedo Gun

Ticket Brokerage Timber Pines in Southern States Treaties and Conventions to which the United vStates has been a Party Treaty of Peace between the United States and Spain, 1898 Trusts and Trade Combinations in Europe

Twelfth Census Reports, 1900 Typhoid Fever in the District of Columbia, 1902 Universal Paris Exposition, 1889 University of Virginia, 1888 Use of the Roentgen Rays in the War with Spain, 1898 Venezuela Boundary' Veto Messages of the Presidents of the United States War between Chile, Peru, and Bolivar Water Supply and Irrigation, Paper on Weather Forecast Western Hemlock, The

Wharton's International Uaw

Number of

copies.
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No. 17.

S/a/nnoii of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

n)idrr Ihe provisions of section pp, act offanuary 12, iSgSifor thefiscal year ended

June JO, igoj—Continued.

Title.

Wholesale Prices, Course of, i.Sgo-igoo William and Marj' College Wilson's Tariff Law, 1893 Woodman's Manual, The

Wool Manufactures , World's Columbian Exposition, 1893 World's Sugar Supply Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1847-1901 Yorktown Celebration, 1881

Number of

copies.

|i. 00

1. 00

I 1. 00

2 2. 00

I 1. 00

92 92. 00

6 12. 00

376 376. 00

1. 00

No. 18.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Join/ Com in ittee on

Printing) for paperfor the public printing and bindingfrom March y, /90J, to February 2g, 1^04. Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per ream.

Quantity. Price.

PRINTING PAPER, CLASS A. Poll 7ids. Reavis. Pe7- pound.

Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper

Co., Ticonderoga, N. Y. Machine finish, No. i, 24 by 38 inches

.

48 5,000 $0. 034 Do do 48 5,000 .034 R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D.C.

do 48 5,000 • 033 New York and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y. Machine finish. No. i, 24 b3\3S inches

(in 38 or 48 inch rolls). 48 5,000 •034 R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Wa.shington, D. C. do 48 5,000 .033 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass. do 48 5, .000 .032

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa.

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D.C.

do 48

48

5,000

5, 000

.032 do .032

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa. do 48 5, 000 .032 Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md.

do 48 5, 000 .032 New York and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y

do 48 5, 000 • 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa. do 48 5, 000 .032 Do do 4848 5,000

5, 000

.032 R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- .032 porated), Washington, D. C. do

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Ma.ss. do 48 5, 000 .032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y.

48 5,000 .034 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper

Co., Ticonderoga, N. Y. do 48 5,000 .034 New York and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y. Machine finish. No. i, 24 hy 38 inches

(in 91^ or 19 inch rolls). 48 5,000 .035 R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D. C. Machine finish. No. i, 38 by 48 inches. 96 5,000 • 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y. do 96 5, 000 .033
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. l8l

No. i8.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on

Printina) for paper for the public printing and binding from March i, igoj, to February 2g, igo^—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per ream.

Quantity. Price.

PRINTING PAPER, CLASS A—Cont'd. Pounds. Reams. Per pound.

iv. X . AiicircWb oc ^^xiicor- porated), Washington, D. C.

90 5, 000 |o. 032

'W*=»c1" W CToL "Va fori niQ PnlTitiTifl "Pti t^*=»t* V -11 guild J: tll]J dllU. -L d^s_i Co. New York N. Y. do 90 5, 000 • 032 N'ew Y^ork and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y. width. PRINTING PAPER, CLASS B.

500 • 035

Olllltll, J-/lJLiJll V-iJ,, JJCllLllXltJl Md.

Sized and supercalendered 24 by 32 inches.

45 • 034

N^e^v" Y^ork and Pennsvlvania

Co., New York, N. Y. Sized and svipercalendered 3'' 4^ inches.

90 3, 000 • 036

^A^est Yirginici Pulp aticl Paper

Co., New York, N. Y. sized and supercalendered by 3B inches.

70 • 035 Do sized and supercalendered, 38 hy 48 inches

3> 5*-'° 035

N^e w ^ ork and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y. Sized and supercalendered, 32 hy 4^ inches.

5, 000 •034 Do Sized and supercalendered 2^ by 43 inches.

80 • 036 We.st Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y.

vSized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches.

120 8, 000 • 034 New York and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y. Sized and supercalendered, 22^^ by

31^ inches.

50 2, 000 •037 Do

2)1% inches.

42 2, 000 • 037 ^Vest Virgitiia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y. do 40 1,500 .038 New York and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y.

vSized and supercalendered, 31 by

45>^ inches.

80 1, 000 •037 Do Sized and supercalendered, 38 inches

in width.

500 .038 WRITING PAPER.

Anierican "V^riting" Paper Co

Holyoke, Mass.

ArVhite douhle cap, ly hy 28 inches . .

.

9, 000 .065 Do . Double cap ( anycolor ), 17 by 28 inches White demy, 16 by 21 inches

2, 000 •073

.065

.065 •073

Do 2,500

10, 000

1, 000 Do White double demy, 21 by 32 inches Do Double demy (any color) 21 by 32 inches. Do White folio post, 17 by 22 inches 100

3, 000

100

.065

. 071 .065

.071 .065

.071 .065

• 071 .065

.071 .065

Do Blue folio post 17 by 22 inches Do White double folio post, 22 by34inches Do Blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches Do White medium, 18 by 23 inches Do Blue medium, 18 by 23 inches

I, 000

TOO

I, 000

500

100 500

Do White royal, 19 by 24 inches Do Blue royal 19 hy 24 inches Do White super royal, 20 by 28 inches Do Blue super royal, 20 by 28 inches Do White imperial, 23 by 31 inches Do Blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches 100

5, 000

.071 Do Writing paper, white, 28 inches in .065 width. Do Writing paper, colored, 28 inches in width.

100 .085 Do....- Golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches.

28 TOO . 10
l82 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. tS. —Statcnient of contracts made (by direction of the foint Committee on

1 'rilit i )io \ for paper for the pubtic printing and bindingfrom March /, /90J, to February , igo4—Continued.

Name of contractor.

R. 1". Andrews & Co. (Incor-

])()r:il(_(l I, Washington, D. C. The Peter Adams Paper Co., New York, N. Y.

Mount Holly Paper Co. Mount Holly Springs, Va. Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md. McDonald & Fisher, Balti- more, Md. Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Mount Holly Paper Co. Mount Holly vSprings, Va.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Ma.ss. Do

Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper

Co., Bo.ston, Ma.ss. R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D. C.

Par.sons Bros., New York,

N. Y.

I^inton Bros.& Co.,Pawtucket,

R. I. Parsons Bros., New York,

N. Y. Smith, Dixon Co., Baltimore, Md.

Conrow Bros., New York, N.Y DoDo

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D. C. Conrow Bros., New York, N.Y

Carew !\Tanufact\inng Co., South Hadlev Falls, Mass.

Description of paper.

COVER PAPKR.

Cover paper of any size, weight, and

color.

PI, ATI--. I'APF.R. Plate paper (first class) of anj' .size, weight, and tint. MAP I'APER. Map paper of any .size and weight. .

.

SUPERFINE COATED BOOK PAPER.

Superfine double coated book paper

of any size, weight, and tint. Superfine single coated book paper

of any size, weight, and tint. MANILA PAPER. Manila paper of anj^ required size and weight.

Rope manila paper of ^\\y required

size and weight. Bleached manila, 24 by 38 inches . . .

.

BOND PAPER. 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.

Hea\'y R. R. board, 22 l)y 2S; inches . . White china board, 22 bj^ 28 inches .

.

Colored cardboard, 22 hy 28 inches .

.

Manila cardboard of any size and

weight.

BRI.STOL BOARD. White bristol board, No. i, of any

size and weight.

Bristol board of any size, weight, and color. Manila bristol board of any size and

weight. FIRS r-CI,.\SS LKDCIER PAPER.

iiches

Weight

per

ream.

Pounds.

Cap, 14 by 1 7 ii Double cap, 17 by inches.. Demy, i'> b\- 21 inches Double demy, 21 by 32 inches Medium, iS by 23 inches Double medium, 23 by 36 inches.

Quantitj145

210

210

Reams.

2, 500

Pounds.

50, 000

600, 000

Reams.

2, 000

Pounds.

150, 000

20, 000

4, 000

Sheets.

20, 000

30, 000

25, 000

75,000

400, 000

2, 500, 000

600, 000

Reams.

500

2, 000

1, 000

2, 500

1, 000

200
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 183

No. 18.

Statemefit of contracts made {by directioji of the Joint Committee on

Printing) f01' paper for the public printing and bifiding from March /, 1903, to February 2g , igo-/.—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weightper OuantitJ^

ConrowBros.. Xew York, N.Y. Carew Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. Do

FIRST-CLASS LKDGER PAPER—COnt'd, Royal, 19 by 24 inches Double royal, 24 by 3S inches

Pounds.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass.

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D. C.

Superroyal, 20 bj- 28 inches. Imperial, 23 hy 31 inches

American Writing Paper Co. Holj-oke, M. ss. Do j Double cap.

I^edger paper, 28 inches in width. SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Cap, 14 by 17 inches

bj' 28 inches. Do Demy, 16 hy 21 inches. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do. Do. New York and Penns3-lvania

Co., New York, N. Y.

Chas. I,. Moniberg, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass.

I,ouis Dejonge & Co., New

York, N. Y.

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D. C. Do. Do.

Do. Bernhard Kupfer, New York,

N. Y.

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Wa.shington, D. C. Do

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. (No proposals received)

Double demy, 21 by 32 inches Medium, 18 by 23 inches Double medium, 23 by 36 inches .

.

Royal, 19 by 24 inches

Superroyal, 20 by 28 inches

I^edger 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 PLAID, MARBLE, COMB, AND LINING

PAPER.

Plaid paper, 22^ by 28 inches

Plaid paper, 23 by 31%; inches Marble paper, German medium, 20 by 25 inches (6 patterns). Marble paper, German spot, medium, 20 by 25 inches. Marble paper, German spot, double

cap, 19 by 30 inches. Marble paper, German antique, 20 by 25 inches (3 patterns). Marble paper, gold vein antique, 20 by 25 inches (3 patterns). Marble paper, red antique, 20 b^^ 25 inches. Comb paper, best German, 20 hy 25 inches. Comb paper, best German, dovible cap, 19 by 30 inches. Comb paper, best German, 22 by

inches. Comb paper, be.st German, 24 by

inches. Comb paper, best German, 22^

28 inches.

I^ining paper, lithographed, 22 by 28 inches (2 patterns).

Reams.

500

300

200

500

2, 000

1, 000

2, 000

I, 000

300

500

200 500

3, 000

3, 000

100

25 4- 50 50 5-25 60 5-75

10 3-25

50 3-30

30 6.65

15 9-39

10 6.60

30 6. 10

45 6.60

50 7.40

20 7. 20

20 7-30

20
i84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. i8.

Statement of contracts made [by direction of the Joint Committee on

Printifig) for paper for the public printi)ig and binding from JlTarch /, /poj, to February 2g, 1^04—Continued.

Vv C 1*^ 11 L. per ream.

Qiiaiitit3\ rrice.

Pounds. Reams. Per ream.

25 $14.00

5

21 50 2.94

I r 100 1.79 22 500 2. 92

8 100 1.40

2.S 50 1.89

48 500 3-84

48 200 3-90

15 1. 00

7 200 •63

12 100 .96

10 200 •55

Sheets.

2, 000 .28

Name of contractor.

The J. W. O'Bannon Co., New York, N. Y. (No proposals received)

American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. Esleeck Manufacturing Co., Turners Falls, Mass. American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D. C. American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

American Writing Paper Co., Hol^'oke, ]\Iass. R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incor- porated), Washington, D. C. DoDo

American Writing Paper Co. Holyoke, Mass.

Chas. L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio.

R. P. Andrews 8: Co. (Incor-

])<)r;iU (l 1, W'lisliiutiton, I). C.

Description of paper.

TLAin, MARBLE, COMB, AND LINING PAPER—contiinied. Lining paper, gold vein, litho- graphed, 20 by 25 inches (5 pat- terns). Lining paper, gilt and blue, 20 by

25 inches. TYPEWTIITER PAPER.

Hea\'y typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches. Thin typewriter paper, 16 bj- 26 inches. Heavy typewriter paper, 16 b3- 21 inches. Thin tj'pewriter paper, 16 bj- 21 inches. Typewriter paper, 16 bj' 28 inches. .

.

letter, note, and quarto post

papf;r.

lyCtter paper, cream laid, 21 by 32 inches. Letter paper, white laid, 21 b}^ 32 inches. Packet note paper, 9 by iij^ inches. . Packet note paper, 9 by 11 inches. . . . Quarto post paper, 9^ b3- 1534 inches. paper for overlaying.

French folio, 17 hy 22 inches . .

.

PARCHMENT.

Parchment, 15 bj- 21 inches

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made for statioiiery, fuel.forage, ice., and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfujiejo, /go^. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. Do

R. Carter Ballantj'ne, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

R. P. Andrews & Co. (In corporat^d) .Washing

ton, D. C. DoDo

Do

DoDo

stationery.

Pencils, round, Faber's gross.

Pencils, hexagon, Faber's do .. Pencils, all red, Faber's do. .

.

Pencils, all blue, Faber's do. .

.

Pencils, all green, Faber's do.

Pencils, round, Nos. 1 to 5, Dixon's, .do. .

.

Pencils, hexagon, Nos. i to5, Dixon's. do. .

.

Pencils, "Carteret," No. 302, Dixon's. do. .

.

Pencils, all red, Dixon's do. .

.

Pencils, rill blue, Dixon's do...

I'encils, all green, Dixon's do. .

.

$2. 20 per gross.

$2. 50 per gross.

$3. 03 per gross.

$3. 03 per gro.ss.

$3. 03 per gross.

$3. 40 per grcss.

I4. 73 per gross.

$3. 07 per gross.

$5. 72 per gro.ss.

$5. 72 per gross.

|5. 72 per gross.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 185

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igo4—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

R. P. Andrews & Co. _( In- corporated I.Washington, D. C. B.Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D.C.

R. P. Andrews & Co. (In- corporated ) , Washington, D.C.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D.C' Do

Do.

R. P. Andrews & Co. (In- corporated), Washington, D.C.

E.Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. R. P. Andrews & Co. (In- corporated ) , Washington, D. C. Do. Do

K.Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D.C. The American News

Co., New Yotk, N. Y.

Chas. G. vStott & Co., Washington, D. C.

R. P. Andrews & Co f In- corporated J.Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. Do

James N. Rupp, Washington, D. C. Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C. James N. Rupp, Washington D. C.

STATIONERV—continued.

Pencils, hexagon, lumber, black, Dixon's,

gross. Pencils, hexagon, lumber, red or blue, Dixon's, gross.

Pencils, hexagon, black, Nos. i to 5, Kagle,

gross. Pencils, round, black, Nos. i to 5, Kagle,

gross.

Pencils, blue, red, and green, Kagle,

gross. Pencils, automatic. No. 865, Eagle .dozen. Cop^dng leads for automatic pencils,

gross. Penholders, Crown, Eagle, No. i . .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. Eagle, pounds.

Penholders, No. 2410, Eagle gross.

Penholders, No. 3411, Eagle do... Penholders, No. 4712, Eagle do... Erasive rubber, Davidson's velvet. No. 12, pounds. Paper fasteners, McGill's, round head. No. I, boxes. Paper fa.stenefs, 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. Writing fluid. Carter's do. .

.

Writing fluid, MonoChroic, Pomeroy's,

quarts. Ink, Pomeroy's crimson, in pint bottles, quarts. Rubber bands. No. 33, H-inch, E. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, assorted sizes (Nos. 30, 31,

32, and 33, ^-inch, in each gross), E.

Faber's, gross. Rubber bands. No. o, 14; -inch, E. Faber's,

2TOSS.

24

150

24

24

24 225

24

450

144

I3. 94 per gross.

$4. 40 per gross.

I3. 50 per gross.

$2. 50 per gross.

|2. 45 per :

$1. 50 per dozen.

$14. 40 per gross.

$0. 29 per dozen.

|o. 32 per dozen.

$0. 36 per dozen.

$0. 31 per dozen.

$0. 35 per dozen.

$0. 38 per dozen.

|o. 48 per dozen.

$0. 60 per dozen.

|o. So per dozen.

$0. 55 per pound.

$1. 588 per gross.

$1. 86 per gross.

|2. 06 per gross.

$0. 77 per pound.

$0. 045 per box of 100.

$0. 054 per box of 100.

$0. 42 per quart.

$0.60 per quart.

$0.72 per quart.

$0.34 per quart.

$0,365 per quart.

$0.35 per quart.

$0.40 per quart.

$0,372 per gross.

$0.33 per gross.

$0,372 per gross.
i86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and viiscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfune 30, 1^04—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. STATiONKRY—Continued. Rubber bands, No. o, ^-inch, F,. Faber'.s, gross. Rubber bands, No. 000, i^^-inch, K- Faber's,

gross. Rul)ber bands. No. 17, E. Faber's. .gross. Rubber l)ands. No. 10, F,. Faber's. . .do. .

.

Ink erasers and paper cleaners, No. 12, E. Faber's, gross. Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 303 gross.

Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 404 do. ..

vSteel pens, Spencerian, No. i 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, Ksterbrook's, No. 183 . . .do. .

.

Steel pens, Ksterbrook's, No. 284 . . .do. .

.

Steel pens, Usterbrook's, No. 314 . . .do. .. Steel pens, Fagle Pencil Co.'.s, No. E) 10, gross. Steel pens, Kagle Pencil Co.'s, No. 1$ 170, gross. Steel pens, Kagle Pencil Co.'s, No. p; 190, gross. Steel pens, T^j-on's, No. 5, stub gross. Steel pens, 1^3'on's, No. 5, ground point,

gross. Steel pen.s. Miller Bros., No. 4 gross. Inkstands, 2^-inch, .square dozen.

Inkstands, 2%-inch, round do... Sponge cups, 3 inches in diameter. .. do. .

.

Mucilage reservoirs, enipt}-, No. 6. . .do. .

.

Erasers, knife-blade, Avhite handk's.do. .. Rulers, box\vood, 15-inch, brass edge.do. .

.

Shears, lo-inch do. .

.

Wastebaskets do . .

.

Bone folders, large do. .

.

'Pracing linen, yard Avide 3-ards. Tracing linen, vard wide, white vellum,

>ar(l>.' bonnet board, blue and white, 17^ by 233^ inches, trimmed, sheets.

Quantity. Contract price.

James N. Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

R. P. Andrews & Co. (In- corporated ), Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. R. P. Andrews & Co. (In- corporated ) , Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDoDo

Do

DoDo

R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

The American News

Co., New York, N. Y.

R. Carter Ballantjaie, Washington, D. C. DoDo

James N. Rupp, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C' Geo. F. Muth & Co..

W.-i-liiii-l.m, I). C. R. Carter liallantvnc,

Wa-liiii.uton, I). C. James N. Rni)p, Wasliington, D. C.

2436

[,500

36

2

$0,745 per gross.

$0.57 per gross.

$0,119 per gross.

$0,065 per gross.

$13.26 per gross.

12

j $0,685 per gross. 6 I $0.37 per gfo.ss.

$0,645 per gross.

$0.62 per gross.

$0.62 per gross.

$0.62 per gross.

$0,358 per gross.

$0.36 per gross.

$0.46 per gross.

$0,455 per gross.

$0.46 per gross.

$0.27 per gross.

$0.27 per gro.s.s.

$0.33 per gross.

$0.94 per gross.

$0.94 per gross.

$0.45 per gross.

$2.03 per dozen.

$0.47 per dozen.

$0.43 per dozen.

$2.19 per dozen.

$3.30 per dozen.

$3.00 per dozen,

$5.69 per dozen.

$4.30 per dozen.

$1.04 per dozen.

$0.24 per yard.

$0,205 per yard.

$0.02 per sheet.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 187

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made for stationery^ fi^l, forage^ ice, and misccllaneoiLs items during the fiscal year endedJune ^o, 790^—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

J. Maurj^ Dove, Washington, D. C. (Noproposalsreceived.

)

Purity Ice Co., Washington, D. C. W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Rudolph, West & Cc Washington, D, C. Do.

Do. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. John B. E;spey, Washington, D. C. James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C. James B. I,ambie, Wa.shington, D. C. Do

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

Do

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

COAL. - Bituminous coal, 7^-lump tons. White ash anthracite coal do. .

.

ICE. Manufactured ice pounds

.

FORAGE.

Oats pounds

Corn meal

Bran (wheat) Corn (in the ear) Hay

do..

do..

do..

do.. Straw (rye) do.

.

Flaxseed meal do.

.

HARDWARE.

Spring dividers dozen Wing dividers, lo-inch do.

.

Bookbinders' hammers do.

.

Shoe knives, No. 3, round point do.

.

Mallets, lignum-vitse : do.

.

vShovels, scoops, Ames's, No. 3 . . . .dozen Wrenches, monkej', Coe's, 8-inch . . .do.

.

Wrenches, monkej'-, Coe's, lo-inch. .do.. Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 12-inch. .do.

.

Wrenches, monkej^ Coe's, 14-inch. .do.

.

Wrenches, Stillson, 8-inch do. .

.

Wrenches, vStillson, lo-inch do. .

.

Wrenches, StilLson, 18-inch . .do. .

.

Steel-wire brads, J^-inch, No. 18 .pounds.

Steel-wire brads, %-inch, No. 18 . . . .do. .

.

Steel-wire brads, i-inch, No. 18 do... Sleel-wire brads, i^-inch. No. 16 . . .do. .

.

Steel-wire brads, 5<-inch, No. 17 do... Steel-wire finishing nails, 4d, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

vSteel-wire flat-head nails, 8d, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

Steel-wire flat-head nail.s, lod, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 2od, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 3od, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

3.500

4, 000

90, 000

3, 000

.5, 000

I, 000

75, 000

25, coo

200

51020

2050

200

300 600

400

600

000

200 200

$3.10 per ton.

$0. 185 per I GO pounds.

$1.66 per 100 pounds.

$1.60 per 100 pounds.

$i.i5per 100 pounds.

$1.17 per 100 pounds.

I0.99 per 100 pounds.

$0.96 per 100 pounds.

I5.50 per 100 pounds.

I3.28 per dozen.

$2.48 per dozen.

$16.30 per dozen.

$0.72 per dozen.

4.00 per dozen.

$13.00 per dozen

$4.40 per dozen.

$5.38 per dozen.

$6.25 per dozen.

$10.75 per dozen.

$7.94 per dozen.

$8.93 per dozen.

$16. 00 per dozen.

$0.08 per pound.

$0,065 per pound.

$0,055 per pound.

$0,043 per pound.

$0,055 per pound.

$2.79 per keg.

$2.93 per keg.

$2.83 per keg.

$2.68 per keg.

$2.58 per keg.

$2.53 per keg.

$2.48 per keg.

$2.48 per keg.
i88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statement

neons items of contracts made for statioiiery, fuel, forage^ ice, and miscella- during thefiscal year endedfune jo, igo4—Continued. Name of contractor.

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. Do

F. P. May & Co.. Wash

ington, D. C. I^ouis Hartig, Wasliing

ton, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. lyouis Hartig, Washing

ton, i). C.

F. P. May & Co., Wasli

ington, D. C. lyouis Hartig, Washing

ton, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. lyOuis Hartig, Washing

ton, D. C. F. P. May & Co.,Wa.sh- ington, D. C. DoDoDo

Do... Do

lyonis Hartig, Washington, D. C. DoDo

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C- I^onis Hartig, Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

John B. Espe}-, Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do ; Do

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

I,ouis Hartig, Washington. D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. I,onis Hartig, Wa.shington. D. C. F. P. :\Iay & Co., Washington," D. C. DoDo

Do

Description of articles. HARDWARE—Continued.

Steel-wire fiat-head nails, 4od, in 100-pound

kegs, kegs.

vSteel cut nails, Sd, in 100-pound kegs,

kegs.

Files, taper .saw, 3-inch dozen.

Files, taper .saw, 3-inch, slim do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 33^-inch do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 4-inch do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 4^-inch do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 4-5^inch, slim do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 5-inch do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 6-inch do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 8-inch do. .

.

Files, warding, 3-inch do. .

.

Files, warding, 4-inch do. .

.

Files, warding, 5-inch do. .

.

Files, warding, 6-inch do...

Files, warding, 8-inch. do .

.

Files, smooth, fiat, 6-inch, safe edge. do. .

.

Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, safe edge. do. .

.

Files, smooth, round, 3-inch .do. .

.

Files, smooth, round, 6-inch do...

Files, .smooth, half-round, 6-inch. . . .do. .

.

Files, smooth, half-round, 8-inch. . . .do. .

.

Files, smooth, half-round. lo-inch. . .do. .

.

Files, mill-saw, 8 inch do. .

.

Files, mill-saw, lo-inch. .do.

Files, mill-saw, 12-inch do...

Files, flat bastard, 6-inch do. .

.

Files, flat bastard, 8-inch do. .

.

Files, f.at bastard, lo-inch

.

Files, flat bastard, 12-inch.

Files, flat bastard, 14-inch.

.do..

.do., .do..

Files, round bastard, 6-inch do. ..

Files, round bastard, 8-inch do. .'.

Files, round ba.stard, lo-inch do...

Files, round bastard, 12-inch do...

Files, half-round bastard, 6 inch. . . .do. .

.

P'iles, half-round bastard, 8-inch. . . .do. .

.

Quantity

400

6

6

15

Contract price.

$2.48 per keg.

$2.44 per keg.

$0.39 per dozen.

fo.39 per dozen.

$0.39 per dozen.

$0.40 per dozen.

$0.45 per dozen.

$0.44 per dozen.

$0.48 per dozen.

$0.64 per dozen.

$1.00 per dozen.

$0.74 per dozen.

$0.74 per dozen.

$0.84 per dozen.

$0.92 per dozen.

$1.20 per dozen.

$1.03 per dozen.

$2.29 per dozen.

$0.74 per dozen.

$0.84 per dozen.

$1.34 per dozen.

$1.65 per dozen.

$2.00 per dozen.

$0.78 per dozen.

$1.00 per dozen.

$1.40 per dozen.

$0.80 per dozen,

fi.oo per dozen.

$1.30 per dozen.

$1.80 per dozen.

I2.42 per dozen.

$0.65 per dozen.

$0.81 per dozen.

$1.00 per dozen.

$1.40 per dozen. per dozen.

$1.40 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 89

No. 19.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery^fucl^ forage^ ice^ and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year endedJune 30, jgo4—Continued, Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. HARDWARE—Continued.

F. P. May & Co.. Wash- Files, half-round bastard, lo-inch .dozen.. 2 $1.70 per dozen.

ington," D. C. Do Files, half-round bastard, 12-inch . - .do. . . . 3 $2.20 per dozen. Do 2 I0.85 per dozen. Do 2 $1.03 per dozen. Louis Ha.rti£f, asliiii^- Flics, sQU3.rc bs.sts.T'clj lo-incli do. . . . .^1.40 per dozen.

ton, D. C."

f^ilcs scjus-fc I33.st3.rcl i2-iiicli do 90 "per dozen

ington" D. C.

J\.lH_HJipil, Riirlril-nVi "VT<=ct W OL cv Cr\ \_o.. Screws iron iiat head / inch No s Washington. D. C. gross. Do 5 "^o 06^^ per ^ross

gross. Do 5 ^0 oyi per gross

gross. Do 5

|o.o/ pergro.ss.

gross. Do 5 .^o.0y"o per gross.

" gross. • ^ Do Screws iron flat head V inch No S 15 ^o.oy"^ per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, fi3t-liCcid, ^''s-iucli, I*To. S, ^o,oo2 per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iroTij fl3t.-liC3cl, i-iiicli, IN"©. S, 35 ^o.ooo per gross.

gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, ij^-inch, No. 8, 50 $0,098 per gross. gross. Do Hcrcws, iron, fi3t-lic3.d., i/^-iiicli, ^o. 8, 50 ^o.ioy per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, fl3t-liC3d, i/^-iiicli, IN'o, S, 25 ^0.125 per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flst-licsd, 2-incli, ^^o. S, 15 ^0.134 per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-licsd, i-incli, No, lo, 25 $0,103 per gro.ss. gross. Do Screws, iron, fi3t-lie3d, i/^-inch, !N^o. lo. 40 $0,107 per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. lo. 50 $0,116 per gross.

gross.

L,ouis Tiartig, \\ ashing- Screws, iron, flst-liesd, i^/^-inch, N^o, lo, $0-^35 per gross.

ton, D. C. gross. K.uaoipn, west ct Co., Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. lo. 20 $0,152 per gross. Washington, D. C. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. lo, 15 $0,165 per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, fl<3,t-lie3d, 2/^-incli, !N"o, lo, gross.

15 $0,191 per gros.s. Do Screws, iron, flst-licsd, 2^<^-incli, ]N'o. lo. 15 $0,214 per gross.

gross.

lyOuis Hartig, Washing- Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 12, gross. 25 $0,105 per gross.

ton, D. C. Rudolph, West & Co., Screws, iron, flat-head, ij^j^^-inch. No. 12, 30 $0,125 per gross. Washington, D. C. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 12, 60 $0,139 per gmss.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 12, 25 $0,152 per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 12, gross. 35 $0. 16 per gros.s. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2j^-inch, No. 12, 20 $0,188 per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 25^-inch, No. 12, 10 $0,227 per gro.ss. gross.
190 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Slatcmeul of coniracis made for staiioncry, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items durin o- tlie fiscal year ended June 30, Jgo f—Continued. Name of contractor.

Louis Ilarlij;, Washing'

ton, 1). C. Rudolph, W i-sl Cu. Wa.shin.uton, J). C. Do

Do

Do

F. P. May & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C.

Thos.Somerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

DoDo

Description of articles. QuantityDo.

Do.

itARDWAUi':—continued. Screws, iron, flat-head, K-inch, jSo 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i3-^-inch. No. 14, .Screws, iron, flat-head, i;4-inc]i, No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14, gross.

vScrews, iron, flat-head, 21^-inch, No. 14, gross.

Bra.ss oilers, ^-pint, lo-inch spout, dozen. Brass spouts, 18 inches long, for ^-pint

brass oilers, dozen. Brass oilers, i-gill dozen. . . . PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING .SUPPLIES. Black pipe, 4-iuch feet. , Black pipe, 3-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, 2^-inch do. . .

,

Black pipe, 2-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, i^-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, ii<(-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, i-inch do. . . , Black pipe, ^-inch do. . . . Black pipe, ^-inch do. . . , Black pipe, %-inch do. . . , Black pipe, extra heavj^ 4-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, extra heavy, 3 -inch do. .

.

Black pipe, extra heavy, 2-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, extra heavy, ij^-inch. . . .do. .

.

Galvanized pipe, 4-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, 3-inch dozen. Black steam elbows, 2>^-inch do

Black steam elbows, 2-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbows, i>^-inch do. .

.

Black steam elbow.s, ii<(-inch do

Black .steam elbows, i-inch .do. .

.

Black steam elbows, %;-inch do. .

.

Black .steam elbows, ^-inch do. .

.

Black .steam elbows, %-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 3-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 2i4-inch do. .. Black steam tees, 2-inch do. .

.

Black .steam tees, i^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, ij^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, i-inch do. .. Black .steam tees, ^-inch do. .. Black .steam tees, ^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, %-inch do. .. Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 3^-inch globe valves, brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves, brass, dozen.

30

200 300 300

400 400

600

600 400

200 500 500

500 500

200

Contract price.

$0,103 per grcss.

$0.17 per gross.

$0,182 per gross.

$0.21 per gro.s.s.

$0,232 i)er gross.

$4.50 per dozen.

$4.00 per dozen.

$1.20 per dozen.

$0,368 per foot.

$0

26 per foot.

,196 per foot. 123 per foot. 092 per foot.

,077 per foot.

,056 per foot.

,039 per foot.

.035 per foot.

.023 per foot.

.647 per foot.

.453 per foot.

,216 per foot.

155 per foot.

.498 per foot. 65 per dozen. per dozen.

,99 per dozen.

,71 per dozen.

.57 per dozen.

.37 per dozen.

.28 per dozen.

.22 per dozen, per dozen, per dozen.

58 per dozen.

45 per dozen.

02 per dozen.

79 per dozen.

•53 per dozen.

.43 per dozen.

.32 per dozen.

28 per dozen.

,44 per dozen.

$5.70 per dozen.

$9.96 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 191

No. 19.

Statcnioit of contracts madefor stationery^ fuel^ forage^ ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year endedJune 30, ^904—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantit}-. Contract price. PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING SUPPLIES

continued. Thos. Somer\'ille & Sous,

Wa.sliiii^"ton, J3. C. Jenkins Brothers' 114^ -inch globe valves, brass dozen.

I $14.25 per dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 13^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen.

I $19-55 per dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves, brass dozen.

2 $31.00 per dozen. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES. The Franklin Electric Manufacturing Co.,

Hartford, Conn.

Incandescent lamps, 16 candlepower, 120

volts, 50 watts, Edison base.

6, 000 $0.15 each. Do Incandescent lamps, 25 candlepower, 120

volts, 78 watts, Edison base.

I, 000 $0.17 each. Do Incandescent lamps, 32 candlepower, 120

volts, 100 watts, Edison base.

500 $0.24 each. National Electrical Sup- ply Co., Washington,

D. C. Grimshaw tape, black, ^ inch wide, pounds.

100 $0.65 per pound.

Neely Electric Co., Washington, D. C. W^hite porcelain deep .shades, 10 inches in diameter, for 3j;(-inch holder.

I, 000 $20.00 per 100. Do Inclosed incandescent arc-light carbons. 1, 000 $60.00 per 1,000 pairs. "Electra," Yi \>y 12 inches, pairs. National Electrical Sup- plv Co., Washington,

D.'C.

Cut-outs, No. 61465 5*-" $0,325 each. Do Cut-outs, No. 61487 30

12 $0,825 each. Do Cut-ovits, No, 61243 $1.15 each.

(All propo-sals rejected)

.

Cut-outs, No. 62835 25 The Safety Insulated Wire andf Cable Co., New York, N. Y. I,amp cord. No. 18, B. & S. gauge. .3^ards.

.

3, 000 $0,028 per yard. Do Rubber wire. No. 12, B. & S. gauge, feet. . Rubber wire. No. 10, B. & S. gavige. .do. . . . Rubber wire, No. 8, B. & S. gauge. . .do Rubber wire, No. 6, B. & S gauge. . .do. LUMBER.

10, 000 $1.25 per 100 feet. $1.85 per 100 feet. $2.15 per 100 feet.

^3*'^5 100 feet

Do S, 000 Do 1, 000 Do

Church & vStephen.son, Washington, D. C. Virginia-pine culls, i inch thick, 12 inches

wide, aiid 16 feet long, dressed one side,

feet.

15, 000 $17.00 per M feet. Do . .... White-pine shelving, i inch thick, 12 inches wide, 16 feet long, dressed, feet. 6 000 $32.50 per M feet. Do W^hite pine selects, i inch thick, all widths, 12 to 16 feet long, dressed, feet. $70.00 per feet. Do White-pine selects, ij^ inches thick, all widths, 12 to 16 feet long, dressed, feet.

5, 000 $70.00 per feet. Do W^hite-pine selects, 2 inches thick, all widths, 12 to 16 feet long, dressed, feet. $70.00 per M feet. Do Georgia-pine flooring. No. i, i^^ inches

thick, 12 to 18 feet long, edge grain, feet. $38.00 per IM feet. Thos. W. Smith, Washington D C

Cabinet oak, inch thick, various lengths,

dressed, feet. $48 00 per IVI feet. Do Cabinet oak, i^ inches thick, various

lengths, dressed, feet. $50.00 per M feet. Do Cabinet oak, 2 inches thick, various

lengths, dressed, feet.

2, 000 $50.00 per M feet. W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C. Poplar, various lengths, dressed to inch,

feet.

2, 000 $37-50 per M feet. Do Cherry, various lengths, dressed to Yz inch, feet.

I, 000 $115.00 per M feet. Do Virginia pine, 3 by 4 inches, 12 to 24 feet long, rough, feet.

I, 000' $14.00 per M feet.
192 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.Stateuicnt of co7itracts made foi' stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year ended June 30, 1^04—Continued.

Name of contractor.

Thos. W. vSmith, Washington, D. C. W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C.

Description of articles.

Lansbtirgh & Bro Edwin H.Taggart, Phil- adelphia, Pa. Do

L a n s b n r g h & Bro.,

Washington, D. C. Edwin H.Taggart, Phil- adelphia, Pa. Do

R. P. Clarke Co., Wa.shiugton, D. C. Do

Do

Woodward & I^othrop, Washington, D. C. R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C. Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D. C.

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C. Lansbvirgh & Bro., Washington, D. C.

J. P. Nawrath, New

York. N. Y. Do.

R. P. Andrews & Co.

( Incorporated ), Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

J. P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y. Do

Do

LUM15BR—continued. Georgia pine, 4

l)y 6 inches, 12 to 30 feet long, dressed four sides, feet. Maple, 2 inches thick, all widths, 12 to 16 feet long, rough, feet. DRY GOODS, ETC.

Crash, for toweling yards Bleached cotton, yard wide do.

.

Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide . . . .do.

.

Bleached cotton, 6-4 wide do.

.

Bleached cotton, 9-4 wide do.

.

Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide do.

.

Unbleached cotton, yard wide do.

.

Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide do.

.

Unbleached canton flannel, 32 inches

wide, yards. Paper cambric, white, in rolls yards. Cambric, white, 24 inches wide do. .

.

Alpaca braid, ^-inch do. .

.

Jeweler's cotton, white pounds.

Blankets, closely woven, 104 pairs. TWINE, i:tc. Rope for pressing machines pounds.

.

Quantit}-. Contract price.

Cotton wrapping cord. Page cord.do. .do.

Do.

M. Feigel & Bro , New

York, N. Y. Robt. H. Van vSchaack, Chicago, 111.

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D.C. Do

Standard Oil Co., Washington, D.C.

Delete Chemical Co., New York, N. Y.

Hea\'y twine Twine . Jute twine, 6-pl5^ do. . .

.

Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3, 4, 5, or 6 ply, pounds.

Hea\'y jute twine, S-ply pounds. . DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.

Potash, fir.st sorts pounds.

.

Florida .sponge, medium do. . . . Florida sponge, small. .do. Venetian formes sponge, bleached, medium, pounds. Venetian formes .sponge, unbleached, medium, pounds. PAINTS, OILS, ETC.

Oa.soline, 74 per cent, best quality, de- odorized, gallons. Tarcolin gallons.

3, 000

10, 000

5, 000

5,000

1, 000

20, OCX)

1, 000

150 500

I, 500

1,500

7540

5, 000

500

3,000

2, 000

10, 000

10050

lOQ50

I2S.00 per M feet.

I48.00 per M feet.

$0,133 per yard.

I0.078 per yard.

$0,101 per yard.

$0,142 per yard.

$0,195 per yard.

$0,216 per 3-ard. $0.04 per yard.

$0,094 per yard.

$0,098 per yard.

$0,062 per yard.

$0,042 per yard.

$0.0125 per yard.

$0.20 per pound.

$2.95 per pair.

$0,054 per pound.

$0,119 per pound.

$0,178 per pound.

$0,059 per pound.

$0,064 per pound.

$0,085 per pound.

$0,095 per pound.

$0,065 per pound.

$0,045 per pound.

$2.57 per pound.

$2.27 per pound.

$3.65 per pound.

$1.85 per pound.

$0.10 per gallon.

$0.30 per gallon.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

j^o. 19.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice. and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year endedJune 30, 1904—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do. Do.

Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

John B. Espey, "^Wash- ington, D. C. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

DoDo

Do

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D.C. Do

PAiXTS, OILS, ETC.—Continued.

Alcohol, 94 per cent. . . .r gallons.

.

Pure linseed oil do. . .

.

Pure linseed oil, boiled do. . .

.

I,ewis's white lead pounds.

Turpentine gallons. Crude turpentine pounds.

.

Albany lubricating compound, No. 2, pounds.

Berrs-'s hard-oil finish, in i-gallon cans,

gallons. French zinc in oil, in 25-pound cans, pounds. Boxes wax taper.s^, in 4-ounce boxes . boxes .

.

GLASS.

Glass, Xo. I, 10 by 12 inches boxes.

.

Glass, No. I, 12 hy 14 inches do. . .

.

Glass, No. I, 12 by 15 inches do. . . . Glass, No. I, 12 by iS inches do. . . . Glass, No. I, 12 b}- 20 inches do. . .

.

BRUSHES.

Glue brushes, i^^^-inch dozen.

J. J. Adams & Co. Brookl3-n, N. Y. Geo. F. Muth & Co. Wa.shington, D. C. Do

B. & O. INIyers, Washington, D. C. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D. C. Hudson Belting Co. Worcester, Mass.

Glue brushes, 2-inch .

.

Glue brushes, 25^-inch

.do...

.do... Glue brushes, 3-inch do. Glue brushes, 3^-inch .

.

Pick brushes, all bristle.

L,5'e brushes, all bristle do.

,

Brushes, all bristle, Clinton No. 3 . .do. Matrix brushes do. Fitches, ^^-inch. .do.. Sash tools. No. .do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do

Do.

Do.

Do. Do

S. Doc. 5-

Dust brushes, round end, all bristle. do. .

.

Turkej'-feather dusters, 14-inch do. .

.

BEST OAK-TANXED LEATHER BELTING.

Belting, i-inch feet. Belting, i^-inch do. .

.

Belting, 2-inch, extra heavy do...

Belting, 2^-inch, extra heavy do. .

.

Belting, 3-inch, extra hea\'y. do. .

.

Belting, 3-inch, double, extra heavy .do. .

.

Belting, 3^-inch, extra heavy do. .

.

Belting,3^-inch,double,extrahea\'y .do. .

.

Belting, 4-inch, extra heavy do... Belting, 4-inch, double, extra heavy .do. .

.

200

100

25

3, 000

100

500 300

36

200 500

200 600

200 200

200

200

200

$2,495 per gallon.

$0,625 per gallon.

$0,645 per gallon.

$0,056 per pound.

$0,457 per gallon.

$0,027 per pound.

$0,105 per pound.

$1.35 per gallon.

$0,085 per pound.

$0.37 per dozen

boxes.

18 per box

32 per box.

32 per box.

32 per box.

32 per box.

$3.00 per dozen.

$5.20 per dozen.

$11.20 per dozen.

$23.00 per dozen.

$35.25 per dozen.

$6.25 per dozen.

$4.15 per dozen.

$10.75 per dozen.

$60. 00 per dozen.

$0.46 per dozen.

$2.30 per dozen.

$5.40 per dozen.

$1.96 per dozen.

$0.0375 per foot.

$0.19

I0.35

.0625 per foot.

.09 per foot.

. 115 per foot.

.14 per foot.

.28 per foot, per foot, per foot, per foot, per foot.

1675

'•3325
194 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune ^o, J904—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Contract price.

Hudson Belting Co. Worcester, Mass. Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Do.

J. R. ,Stine & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

R. P. Clarke Co., Wa.shington, D. C. Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C. The J. C. Ergood Co., Washington, D. C. Do

The Christopher lyipps

Co., Baltimore, Md.

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Woodward & I^othrop, Washington, D. C.

E. W. Heller, Balti- more, Md.

Baltimore Waste Co., Baltimore, Md.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, New York, N. Y. The Grove I^ime and

Coal Co., Washington,

D. C. Do

Do

M. G. Copeland Company, Washington,

D. C. Do.

IJBST OAK-TANNKD LKATHKK HEI>T- ING—continued.

Belting, 6-inch, extra heavj^ feet. Belting, 6-inch, double, extra heavy. do. .

.

Belting, 8-inch, extra heav}- do. .

.

Belting, 8-inch, double, extra heavy .do. .

.

Belting, lo-inch, extra heavy do. .

.

Belting, lo-inch, double, extra heavy .do. .

.

CUT LACING LEATHKR. Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch feet. Rawhide cut laces, jVinch Rawhide cut laces, -%-inch Rawhide cut laces, J^-inch Rawhide cut laces, f^-inch

.do. .

.

.do... .do...

.do... WIPING PAPER FOR EMBO.SSING PRESSES. Wiping paper in rolls 4 inches wide, pounds.

Wiping paper in rolls 5 inches wide, pounds.

Wiping paper in rolls 6 inches wide, pounds.

Wiping paper in rolls 7 inches wide, pounds.

AViping paper in rolls 8 inches wide, pounds. MISCELLANEOUS.

Toilet paper, 5 inches wide rolls. Emerj^ cloth quires. Brooms, No. 7 dozen. Brooms, No. 8 do. .

.

vSoap, in pound bars pounds.

Buckets, cedar dozen.

Buckets, galvanized iron do. .

.

Earthen crocks do. . Sawdust barrels. Cotton waste, XXX

Portland cement . .

.

Rosendale cement..

.pounds

.barrels

....do.. Lump lime do. .

.

Sharp .sand cubic yards. Window awning complete

John D. Frazee, Washington, D. C.

Re-covering .sun window awning frames WASHING AND IRONING TOWELS.

Towels, roller, each 3 yards long

100

100

ioc>

2, 000

3, 000

3, 000

500

500

6, 000

5, 000

5, 000

3, 000

2, 000

15,000

ICQ

36

24

10, ODD

25

2, 000

$0.27 per foot.

$0.5375 per foot. $0.36 per foot. I0.7175 per foot. $0.4475 per foot. $0.8975 per foot.

$0,355 per foot.

$0,405 per foot. $0,485 per foot. $0.65 per foot. $0.90 per foot.

$0. 053 per pound.

$0. 053 per pound.

$0. 053 per pound.

$0. 053 per pound.

$0. 053 per pound.

$0. 059 per roll.

$0. 38 per quire.

$3. 24 per dozen.

$2. 65 per dozen.

$0. 047 per pound.

$2. 58 per dozen.

$1. 98 per dozen.

$1. 25 per dozen.

$0. 21 per barrel.

$0. 066 per i)Ound.

$2. 75 per barrel.

$1. 10 per barrel.

$0. 65 per barrel.

$1. 20 per cubic yard.

$1. 70 per awning.

$1. 25 per awning.

$0. 70 per 100 towels.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {^except paper)

during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1903. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

H. Grifiin & Sons, New

York, X. V. Universal Supph- Co. New York, N. Y. Do.

\V. O. Davev & Sons,

Jersey- City", N. J. Universal Siipplv Co., New York, N. Y. Do. W. O. Davey & Sons. Jersey City, N. J. Fred M. Gane Co., New

Y'ork, N. Y'.

Thos. Garnar& Co. , New

York, N. Y\ H. Griffin & Sons, New

Y^ork, N. Y.

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y. Do. Do.

Thos. Garnar &Co., New

York, N. Y. Do. Do. John Campbell & Co. New York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Do- Thos. Garnar &Co. , New

York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y'. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y. Thos. Garnar & Co., New

Y'ork, N. Y'. John Campbell & Co., New York, X. Y. Eagle Tanning Works,

Chicago, 111. Do.

BITsTDER S BOARDS.

Binders' boards, Xo. r.^ pounds.

Binder's boards, Xo. 2 do. .. Binder's boards, lined. No. 2. do. .

.

Davey's boards do. .

.

Strawboard do. .

.

do do . .

.

Trunk board do. .

.

Card middles, 22 hy 2S inches do. .

.

LEATHER, BEST QUALITY. Turkey 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 ungrained roan do . .

.

Light-green ungrained roan do. .

.

Blue straight-grained skiver do. .

.

Blue ungrained skiver do. .

.

Blue ungrained skiver, gloss finish .do. .

.

Cochineal .straight-grained skiver . .do. .

.

Brown ungrained skiver do. .

.

Cochineal English title leather, thin. do. .. Cochineal EnglLsh title leather, thick, dozen. Blue English title leather, thin . . .dozen. Blue English title leather, thick do. .

.

Green English title leather, thin. . do. .

.

Green English title leather, thick. . .do. .

.

Law sheep, extra, medium thickness, dozen. Law sheep, extra, thin dozen. Lavr calf do. .

.

Bark skiver, medium 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, heax-y, feet.

40, 000

600, 000

20, 000

600, 000

2,500

2, 000

550 400

6

3

107540

2050

300

200

30

50

5, 500

500

25

250 350

800

90, OGO

60, 000

$0,022 per pound.

I0.0182 per pound.

$0.0212 per pound.

$0,047 per pound.

$0.0148 per pound.

$0.0178 per pound.

$0,059 per pound.

$0,037 per pound.

$12.00 per dozen.

$14.90 per dozen.

$32.00 per dozen.

$33.00 per dozen.

$22.00 per dozen.

$5-75 per dozen.

$5.95 per dozen.

$5.95 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$6.00 per dozen.

$6.14 per dozen.

$6.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$6.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$8.14 per dozen.

$7.14 per dozen.

$28.00 per dozen.

$5.40 per dozen.

$4.70 per dozen.

$3.25 per dozen.

$4.50 per dozen.

$0.11 per foot.

$0. 15 per foot.
196 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Slateuwnt 0/ contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during- the fiscal year ended June jo, /poj—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. LEATHER, BEST QUALITY—Continued. Thos. Garnar& Co.,New

York, N. Y. Imitation Rus.sia (cowhide), in half skins,

Ijebbled, feet.

1, 000 $0,155 per foot. The Howell-Hiiichmaii

Co., Middletown, N. Y. Cowhide buffing, various colors, thick,

feet.

5, 000 $0,074 per foot. Do Cowhide buffing, various colors, thin,

feet.

10, 000 $0,052 per foot. L,ouis Dejonge & Co., iNew York:, JN. \. Cowhide buffing, various colors, water

grain, thin, feet. BOOK CLOTH, BEST QUALITY.

5, 000 $0.08 per foot.

Interlaken Mills, New

VOrK, N. Y. 2,500 $4.00 per piece. The J. W. O'BannonCo., New York, N. Y.

2,500 $5.25 per piece. Do jj^xtra in brown or black do. $6.20 per piece. Interlaken MilLs, New $6.50 per piece. York, N. Y.

500

250 $6.50 per piece. The J. W. O'Bannon Co., New York, N. Y. Ruby, solferino, and magenta do. . . . 100 $7.25 per piece. Do Cochineal cloth do. . . . 300 $8.00 per piece.

Iiitcrl3.k.di IVIills New

York, N. Y. Any shade or color do SILK HEADBANDS.

$6. 50 per ^^iece

I,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y.

100 $0.26 per piece.

300

500

100

$0.30 per piece.

$0.33 per piece.

$0.36 per piece. Do

Do

GOLD LEAF. Michael Schultz, New

York, N. Y. Gold leaf, XX packs. . 3, 500 $6.75 per pack.

• Hastings & Co., Phila- delphia, Pa.

3, 000 $5.85 per pack. Do Gold leaf, edge (3% by 3% inches) . .do Aluminum leaf, best thin {5% by 5%

inches), packs. THREAD, TWINE, ETC.

100

$8.00 per pack. Geo. Meier & Co., Phila- $0.80 per pack.

delphia, Pa.

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C. Hayes's thread. No. 16, 3-cord, in l)alls, pounds.

250 $0,825 per pound. Do Hayes's thread. No. 16, 4-cord, in balls, pounds.

200 $0,825 per pound.

E.C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y. No. 25, 3-cord gilling thread (gray), inballs, pounds.

5, 000 $0.96 per pound. Do No. 30, 3-cord gilling thread (graj'), in

balls, pounds.

500 $1.07 per ijound. Do No. 40, 3-cord gilling thread (gray), in

balls, pounds.

100 $1.34 per pound. Do No. 45, 3-cord gilling thread (gray), in

balls, pounds.

100 $1.41 per pound. Do I^inen thread for Smyth'.s book-sewing machines (No. 50), 3-cord, pounds.

100 $2.36 per pound. Do I^inen thread for Smyth's book-sewing machines (No. 60), 3-cord, pounds.

200 $2.57 per pound. Do I^ineu thread for Smyth's book-sewing machines (No. 70), 3-cord, pounds.

500 $3.14 per pound. Do Best .sea island cotton thread for vSmyth's book-sewing machines (No, 36), 4-cord, spools.

I, 000 $1.52 per spool.

John Campbell & Co., New York, N.Y.

Soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply pounds. . 3,500 $0.27 per ijound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 197

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during the fiscal year endedfune jo, igoj—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity, Contract price.

E.G. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

National Gum and Mica

Co., New Y'ork, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Oscar Schlegel, New

York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa. Oscar Schlegel, New

York, N. Y. Do

(Propo.sals rejected) . . . . vShoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Oscar Schlegel, New

York, N. Y. M. Feigel & Bro., New

York, N. Y.

0.scar Schlegel, New

York, N. Y.

Z. D.Gilman, Washington, D. C. I^ewis Hopfenmaier,

Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Oscar vSchlegel, New

York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Franklin Book Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do. Gustav A. Schurmann, New York, N. Y.

F. C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y. R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C. John Boyle & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do.

WIRE FOR STITCHING MACHINES.

No. 014 round wire for stitching machines, on spools, pounds.

No. 21 round wire for stitching machines, on spools, pounds.

No. 031 bj!- 021 flat wire for stitching machines, on spools, pounds. No. 036 by 021 flat wire for stitching machines, on spools, pounds. No. CXI by 029 fiat wire for stitching machines, on spools, pounds. No. 047 by 035 flat wire for stitching machines, on spools, pot:nds. GLUE, MARBLER'S COLORS, ETC.

Glue, best qualit}- pounds.

Gkie, best qualit3% for use on Smj^th case- making machines, pounds. Ultramarine blue. .do. Chrome 3'ellow, dark orange. . . . . . .do. .

.

Chrome yellow do. .

.

Carmine indigo paste do. .

.

Cochineal lake, marblers' colors . . . .do. .

.

Sweet oil, in 3^-pint bottles dozen.

Virgin olive oil, in quart bottles . .quarts. French book varni.sh dozen. Orange shellac pounds.

Fgg albumen, best qualitj' . . .do. .

.

Dextrin do. .

.

Beeswax .do. Granulated gum arable .do. Gum hog do.

.

Gum tragacanth

.

Pulverized alum

.do . .do.. MISCELLANEOUS.

Guards for patent backs for books, i inch

in width, 18^ inches in length. Guards for patent backs for books, i inch

in width and 23^ inches in length. Guards for patent backs for books, inches in width, 24^ inches in length. Backs for money-order guard books

Back-lining paper for Smyth's case-mak- ing machines, pounds. Canvas for covering blank books, 27 inches wide, yards.

vSage duck for binding books, 28 inches

wide, yards. Sage duck for binding books, 37 inches

wide, yards.

Drilling, drab, for binding books, 43 inches

wide, yards.

100

1, 800

800

300

500

500

40, 000

2, 000

50

50

7560

200

100

4

2

600

500

250 250

300

50, 000

I, 500

3, 000

5, 000

500 300 300

I0.15 per pound .

$0,105 per pound.

$0,125 per povmd.

$0.15 per pound.

$0. 15 per pound.

$0.15 per pound.

$0.12 per pound.

$0,134 pel" pound.

$0.10 per pound.

$0.16 per povmd.

$0.16 per pound.

$0.75 per pound.

$0.98 per dozen.

$0,478 per quart.

$12 per dozen.

$0.32 per pound.

$0.53 per pound.

$0.08 per pound.

$0.31 per pound.

$0,389 per pound.

$0.32 per pound.

$0.56 per pound.

$0. 021 per pound.

$0

|o.i

.008 per guard.

).oo9 per guard.

.015 per guard.

.10 per back.

.063 per pound,

per yard.

[85 per yard.

!o per yard.

2 per yard.

$0,

$0,289 $0
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Stainncnt of coutracis made for viaterials and supplies {cxctpt paper)

during tin fiseal year ended Ju7ie jo, /goj—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. MisCELLANKOU.s—continued.

lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C. Black enameled duck, 50 inches wide,

yards.

500 $0.21 per yard. Woodward & L,othrop, Washington, D. C. 000 $0.21 per 3'ard. National Gnni and Mica Co., NewYork, N.Y.

$0.12 per pound. The A. Hang Co., New

York, N. Y. Parchment substitute, ^-inch pieces. . $0.30 per piece. H. Grififin & Sons, New

1 orK, JN . y

.

Bookbinding band, ^-inch do. . . . ^"vl.SS per piece. W. M.Galt &Co., Washill o-tmi T"» 0

250 $3.67 per barrel. The J. C. Ergood Co., Washington, D. C. STKREOTYPER'S ISrATlCRIAI,.

50 $0.12 per gallon.

Marks X,issberger, New

York, N. Y.

10 000 |o.()75 per pound.

Benjamin I^owenstein, New York, N. Y.

100, 000 $0,042 per pound.

L,ewis Hopfenmaier,

Washington, D. C.

5 000 $0,284 per poinid. TheCohimbia vSmelting and Refining Works,

New York, N. Y.

5 000 $0,176 per pound.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. 150 $1.65 per pound.

I,ewis Hopfenmaier,

Washington, D. C. 500 $0,164 per pound.

G. D. Macke5^ New

York, N. Y.

3i $0.24 per pound. W. T. Hungerford Brass and Copper Co., New

York, N. Y.

9i $0.1595 per pound.

Marks 31,issberger, New

iOrK, IN. y. Nickel anodes, S by 18 inches, inchthick, pounds.

200 $0.68 per pound.

G. D. Mackej', New

York, N. Y.

9> 000 $0,025 per pound. Shoemaker & B u s c h , Philadelphia, Pa. Sulphate of copper do. . .

.

5i 000 $0,049 per pound.

300 $0,119 per pound.

(Nopropo.sals received)

.

Kiln-dried blocking board feet. . 3> B. & 0. Mj^ers, New

York, N. Y. Stereotype backing board, 19 by 24 inches,

50 pounds, reams.

50 $5.50 per ream. Do Stereotype backing board, 19 by 24 inches,

60 pounds, reams.

10 $6.60 per ream. Do White tissue paper, No. i, 19 by 24 inches, reams.

125 $1.20 per ream. Do Extra cream tis.sue paper. No. i, 19 bj' 24 inches, reams.

50 $1.60 per ream. Do Stereotype drj-ing blankets, 24 by 30 inches, pairs.

iS $1.25 i)er ])air. Mackall T? rot hers,

Washington, D. C.

3 $3.20 ])er carboy.

J)() Muriatic acid do. . . . 3 000

$2.75 per carboy.

G. D. Mac kej-. New $0.20 per pound. York, N. Y.

2, Do Molding wax for electrotyping half-tone

cuts, ])ounds.

000 $0.21 per pound.

Jcseph Dixon Crucible

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Plumbago pounds.

.

2, 500 No. 643, $0,306 per pound; No. 649, $0,406 per pound The Young & Co., New

Haven, Conn.

3, 000 $0.04 y>GV pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 99

No. 21.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedfline JO, igoj.

NcHne 01 conLfciCLor. T'fl -L itie 01f AoocumenL,

Number

of

engraved

plates.

Number

of

printed

copies

each.

Number

of

illustrations.

Amount

of

contract.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md. Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army, for 1902. 3,250 139 $625. 00 Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Ci-^dlized Tribes for 1902.

6, 150 I 135- 00 Do Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission 6,850 1 157. CO for 1902. DO do 19 2, 000. 00 Bulletin No. 208, U. S. Geological Survey.

8, 150 2 . 816.00 Professional Paper No. 12, U. S. Geological Sur\-ey.

8, 350 7 1, 463. 00 Professional Paper No. 18, U. S. Geological Sur\'ey. 1 8, 350 8 I, 573- 00 Do Report on Field Operations of the

Division of vSoils for 1902.

18, 850 17 17, 481. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C. Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army, for 1902. 3,250 79 I, 300. 00 Do Bulletin No. 19, Office of Experiment

Stations.

1,564 10 174. 00 Do House Document No. 335, 57th Congress, 2d session.

2,350 92 44. 00 Cooper I^ngraving Co., New

York, N. Y. Proceedings of the U. S. National Museum, vol. 26. 57 81. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Co.

,

New York, N. Y.

Bulletin No. 119, Office of Experiment

Stations.

95 110. 00 Bulletin No. 208, U. S. Geological Survey.

36 42.00 Professional Paper No. 6, U. S. Geological Survey.

8 20. 00 Professional Paper No. 9, U. S. Geological Survey.

63 130. 00 Professional Paper No. 12, U. S. Geological Survey.

48 100. 00 Gray L,ithograpliing Co., New York, N. Y. Report of the Secretary of Agricultixre

for 1902.

509, 850 12 13, 804. 00 Heliotype Printing Co., Boston, Mass.

Bulletin No. 13, Yellow Fever Institute. 3,500 13 537- 00 House Document No. 335, 57th Congress, 2(3. session.

2,350 79 I, 358. 00 Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1901, part 2. 11,850 9

2, 166. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New

York, N. Y. Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes for 1902.

6, 150 2 639.00 Bulletin No. 13, Yellow Fever Institute. 3,500 15 745. 00 Monograph XI^III, U. S. Geological Survey.

4,850 2 1,317.00 Monograph XI^V, U. S. Geological Survey.

4,850 29 6, 245. 00 Do Monograph XI^VI, U. S. Geological

Survey.

5, 350 24 3, 319. 00 Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry.

3, 180 7 800. 00 Do Professional Paper No. 2, U. S. Geological Survey.

9, 850 979- 00 Do Professional Paper No. 5, U. S. Geological vSurvey. 9,850 1,898. 00 Do Profes.sional Paper No. 6, IT. vS. Geological Survey.

9, 850 6 I, 039. 00 Do Professional Paper No. 8, U. vS. Geological, vSu rvey

.

9, 850 12 1, 824. 00
200 REPORT OF the; public printer.

No. 21.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedJune 30.^ igoj—Continued.

Name of contractor. Title of document.

Xuniber

of

engraved

plates

Number

of

printed

copies

each.

Number

of

illustrations.

Amount

of

contract.

Julius Bien & Co., New

York, N. Y. Professional Paper No. 9, U. vS. Geological Survey.

91 ^50 8 |2, 004. 00 Do Professional Paper No. 17 U. S. Geological Survey.

8, 850 10 1,569. 00 Do Professional Paper No. 18, U. S. Geological Survey.

8, 100 10 I, 432.00 Do Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1901, part 2. II, S50 26 1,775.00 Do Report on Field Operations of the Division of Soils for 1902.

II, 850 17 15, 740. 00 Do Special Report on the Diseases of the Horse.

201, 850 41 10, 744. 00 Do Twentj^-second Annual Report of the

Bureaii of American Ethnology.

9. S50 44 4, 138. 00

J. Manz Engraving Co., Chicago, 111. Monograph XTvVI, U. S. Geological

Sui-vey.

S2 I, 580. 00 Do Profes.sional Paper No. 17, U. vS. Geological Survey.

32. 00 Do Report on Field Operations of the

Divi.sion of vSoils for 1902. 79 445. 00 Report of the vSmithsonian In.stitution for 1901, part 2. 2^2 I, 484. 00 Monograph Xlylll, U. S. Geological

Survej-.

s 194. 00 Maurice Joyce Engraving

Co., "Washington, D. C. Annvial Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes for 1902.

1

1

25.00 Do Bulletin of the U. S. Fi.sh Commis.sion A for 1902. Do Report of the Secretary of Agriculture

for 1902. 182 170.00 Meriden Gravure Co., Meriden, Conn. Monograph XLIII, U vS. Geological Survey.

4.S50 8 517- 50 Do Report of the Secretai-j^of Agriculture

for 1902. 509, S50 4 7, 990. 00 National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. Monograph XI,III, U. S. Geological

Surve}-.

23 59.00 Norris Peters Co.,Wa.shington, D. C. Bulletin No. 119, Office of Experiment

Stations.

1,564 15.00 Do House Document No. 335, 57th Congress, 2d .session. 2,350 34 102. 00 Photo-Chromotype Engraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Monograph XIJII, U. .S. Geological Survey.

655. 00 Publishers and Printers' Report of the Chief of Engineers,

U. vS. Arnu', for 1902. 55 1 85. 00 Engraving Co., NewYork,

N. Y.

vSackett Wilhelms I^itho- graphing and Printing

Co., New York, N. Y. Report on Field Operations of the

Divi.sion of vSoils for 1902. 18,850 22 7, 100. 00

Scientific Engraving Co., New York, N. Y^. Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry.

46 50.00 Seitcr 6c Kapi)es, NewYork,

N. Y. Professional Paper No. 11, U. S. Geological Survey.

8, 850 5

825. 00

Tro3' Photo-Engraving Co., Troy, N. Y. Monograph XT^V, U. S. Geological

Survey-.

38 310. 00 Do Professional Paper No. ir, U. vS. Geological Sui-\-ey.

1

1

13-50 Do Twenty-second .\nniial Re])orl of the 147 14S. 50 Bureau of American Ethnology. Walker Engraving Co., New Y'ork, N. Y.

Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission 55 38.00 for 1902.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 20I

No. 22.

Schedule of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printijig for

furnishijig paper for the public printing and bindifig from March i, 1903, to February ^p, 1904.MACHIXE-FIXISHED BOOK PRIN^TIXG PAPER, CLASS A.

I,ot I. —5.0CXD reams. No. i, 24 bysS inches, 4S pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated;). Washington. D. C . . .per pound. . $0. 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Companv, New York, X. Y. do.... • 034 New York and Pennsvlvania Companv. Lockhaven, Pa. . . . do... . •035 The E. Morrison Paper Company-, Washington, D. C do... . .036 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company-, Ticonderoga, X. Y do.... • 034 The Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Companv, Cincinnati, Ohio do...

.

034

do.... •034 Lot 2.— 5.000 reams, Xo. i, 24 by 3S inches, 4S pounds : R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated i, Washington. D. C do.... • 034 do...

.

• 035 Xew York and Pennsvlvania Companv. Lockhaven, Pa ... . do...

.

• 035 The E. Morrison Paper Companv, Washington, D. C do... .036 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Companv. Ticonderoga, X. Y do... 034

do.... •033 do... • 034 Lot 3. —5,000 reams, Xo. i, 24 b^- 5S inches, 48 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do... • 033 We-t Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, Xew York, X. Y .

.

do... •034 Xew York and Penn.svlvania Companv. Lockhaven, Pa do... •035 The E. Morrison Paper Company. Washington, D. C do... .036 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Companv, Ticonderoga. X. Y . do. .. •034 The Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Companv, Cincinnati, Ohio do... •033 do... •035 Lot 4. —5.000 ream.s. Xo. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 nch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. C Incorporated), Washington, D. C do... 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Companv, Xew York, X, Y.

.

do... • 034 Xew York and Penn.svlvania Companv, Lockhaven, Pa do... •034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do... .032 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Companv, Ticonderoga, X'. Y do... •034 Charles L. Momberg, Cincinnati. Ohio do... • 035 Lot 5. —5,000 reams, Xo. i, 24 hy 38 inches, 48 pounds ( in 3S or 48 inch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. flncorporated), Washington. D. C do... 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company-, Xew York. X. Y.

.

do... • 034 New York and Pennsvlvania Companv, Lockhaven, Pa do... • 034 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, X. Y do... 034 The Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Companv, Cincinnati, Ohio do... .032 Charles L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do... 035

Lot 6. —5,000 reams, Xo. i, 24 hy 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls)

:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C do... •034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Compan3', Xew York, X. Y do... 034 New York and Pennsvlvania Companv, Lockhaven, Pa do... • 034 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, X. Y do... •034 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do... .032 Charles L. Momberg. Cincinnati, Ohio r. do... 035

Lot 7.-5,000 reams, Xo. i. 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 mch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do... •035 We.st Virginia Pulp and Paper Companv, Xew York, X. Y do... •035 Xew York and Pennsvlvania Companv, Lockhaven, Pa do... 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do... .032 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do... 035

Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, X. Y . do... • 035 Charles L. IMomberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do... 035

Lot 8.-5,000 reams, Xo. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. flncorporated), Washington, D. C do... .032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, Xew York, X. Y.

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do... • 034 Xew York and Pennsvlvania Companv, Lockhaven, Pa do... •034 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C •035 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Companj^ Ticonderoga, X. Y . do... •035 Carter, Rice & Co. CCorporation\ Bo.ston, Mass do... .032 Charles L. :Momberg, Cincinnati. Ohio do... 035
202 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

lyOt 9. —.5, "00 reams, No. i, 24 by 3S inches, 4S pounds (in 3S or 4S iiicli rolls) : K r. Andrews Ln. (Incorporated I, Wasliini^ton, 1). C per pound. . $0,033 West \'irj4inia I'ld]) and J'aper Conipan_\-, Xc!w NOrk, X. V do.... .034 New York and I'c nnsylvania Conipan}-, I.ockhaven, Pa do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Si)ringforge, Pa do 032 T.ewis Hopfenniaier, Washington, 1). C do 035 Ticouderoga I'nlp and I'aper Conii)an\', Ticoiideroga, N. Y do . . .035 Charles ly. Moniberg, Cincinnati, Ohio -..do.... .035 Lot 10.- 5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 poini<l> 1 in .s or jS inch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, ]). C do 034 West Virginia Pulp and Pa^jer Company, New York, N. Y .do. ... . 034 Ne^y York and Pennsylvania Companj-, l,ockhaven. Pa do 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 032 Ticouderoga Pulp and Paper Conipan}^ Ticouderoga, N. Y do 035 Charles!^. :M()nib( ri;, Cincinnati, Ohio do... .035 Lot II. —5,000 ream-., X^. j, 24 hy 3S inches, 48 pounds (in j;8 or .|.S inch rolls): K. P. Andrews Co. (Incorporated), Washingtcni, I). C do 035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company', New York, N. Y do 035 New York and Penns3dvania Companj^ Lockhaven, Pa do 034

vSniith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 033 Ticouderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticouderoga, N. Y do 035 Charles L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 Lot 12. —5,000 reams. No. 1, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch i-olls): R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do .035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 034 New York and Penn.sylvauia Company, Lockhaven,. Pa do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, vSpringforge, Pa do 032 Ticouderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticouderoga, N. Y , do 035 Charles L- Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 Lot 13. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 b}' 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 035 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do ... .032 Ticouderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticouderoga, N. Y do 035 Charles L- Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 Lot 14. —5, 000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C. do 032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 034 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 034 P.H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa . . .do 032 Lewis Hopfenniaier, Washington, D. C •. do 036 Ticouderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticouderoga, N. Y do. ... 035 Charles L- Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 Lot 15. —5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 4S inch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Conipanj', New York, N. Y do . . 035 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 034 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D.C do 036 Ticouderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticouderoga, N. Y do 035 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Ma.ss do 032 Charles L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio (io 035 Lot 16. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated) Washington, D. C do 035 We.st A'irginia Pulp and Paper Compau}-, New York, N. Y do 034 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, I'a do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032 Lewis Hopfenniaier, Washi n.ut< 'n , D.C do 036 Ticouderoga I'nlp and Paper L'onii)an y, 'l'ic(nideroga, N. V do 034 Lot 17.

S'""" reams. No. 7, 24 b}- inches, 4S ])onnds (in ,:;S or .|S inch rolls): R. I'. Andn \\si\: Co. (Incorporated), Wasliington, D. C do 034 West Virginia I'nlp and ]'a])er Conqiany, New N'ork, N. V do.... .034 New York and I'enns\l\-;inia Conipan\', Locklia\-en, I'a do.... .034 Ticouderoga I'nlp and I'ajjer Coni])any, Ticonderoga, X. Y do 034 The Cincinnati CordaLM and I'aper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Lot iS. —5,()ot) rea m> Xo. i , ] 1 1\- .^s inches, .|S pounds 1 in <i'i or ly-inch rolls)

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R. 1'. .Andrews .X Co. 1 ! neori)or:ited 1 , Washin-ton, D.C...-. do 036 West X'irginia I'nlp and 1 'a per Conipa ny, Xev." A"ork, X. V do 036 New York aiul Penns\-lvania Com])an\-, Lockhaven, Pa do.... .035
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 203

TiOt 19. —5,000 reams No. i, 3S hy 48 inches, 96 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C ..... .per pound.

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$0 033 do.... 034 New York and Pennsylvania Compan3^, I^ockhaven, Pa do.... 035

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... 033 do.... 039 do.... 034 do.... 035 Lot 20.—5,000 reams No. i, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do.... 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Compan3^ New York, N. Y do.... 033 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do.... 035 The E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... 036 do... 034

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do.... 033 do. ..

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035 I^t 21. —5,000 reams No. i, 3S by 48 inches, 96 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do.... 032 do... 034 do...

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035 ....do.... 033 do.... 034 Chas. L,. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do... . 035

I^ot 22. —5,000 reatns No. i, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C .do...

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033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 032 New York and Pennsylvania Company Il,ockhaven Pa do 035 do... . 034 do... . 033

I^ot 23. —500 reams No. i, 38 inches in width: New York and Pennsylvania Compan^^ I,ockhaven, Pa do.... 035 Smith, Dixon Company, Baltimore, Md do.... 034 SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED BOOTC PRINTING PAPER, CLAS,S B. I,ot 24.—8,000 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per pound.

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$0 036 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... 037 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa do.... 037 do.... 034 The E)- Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... 037 do.... 037 I^t 25.—3,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, go'pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do... 037 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... 036 do.... 036 The Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... 037 do.... 036 do.... 038

lyOt 26. —4,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do.... • 035 do... , 035 do...

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035 The E). Morrison Paper Company, Wa.shington, D. C do.... 037 do.... 037 do.... 034 do... .038 do... .042

IvOt 27. —3,500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do.... •035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y . do.... 035 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do.... 035

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... .034 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Wa.shington, D. C do .. .036 do.... .040 Lot 28.—5,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do.... •034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... • 035 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do... •034 The U. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... •037
204 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

I<ot 28. —5,000 reams, 32 by 4S inches, 120 pounds—Continued.

$0. 036

•034

.038

IvOt 29. —1,000 reams, 29 by 43 inches, So pounds:

•037

.036 037

TyOt 30. —8,000 reams, 38 hy 48 inches, 120 pounds:

•035 We.st Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y -• . . .do. . . . •034

•035

•034

.036

.038

I/Ot 31.—2,000 reams, 22^ by 31/^ inches, 50 pounds: West Virgima Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do ... . • 038

•037

•037 •039

. 040

I,ot 32. —2,000 reams, 22^ by 31% inches, 42 pounds: West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do. . .

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.038 New York and Pennsylvania Compan}', T^ockhaven, Pa do. . .

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•037

•037 Chas. ly. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do. . . . •039 Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Boston, Mass do . . .

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. 042

lyOt 33.—1,500 reams, 22^^ by 31^ inches, 40 pounds:

.038

• 038

•037

I^ot 34. —1,000 reams, 31^4^ by 45% inches, 80 pounds: West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do. . . .038 do.... •037 do.... 037

lyOt 35. —500 reams, 38 inc.es in width:

•039 New York and Pennsylvania Company, lyockhaven, Pa do ... . .038

•037 WRITING PAPER.

lyOt 36.—9,000 reams white double cap, 17 bj- 28 inches:

50. 065

lyOt 37. —2,000 reams double cap (any color), 17 by 28 inches: American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass . do. . .

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•073

I,ot 38.—2,500 reams white demy, 16 b}'- 21 inches:

.065

I,ot 39. —10,000 reams white double dem3',-27 by 32 inches:

.065 Lot 40. —1,000 reams double demj^ (any color) 21 by 32 inches:

•073 Lot 41. —TOO reams white folio post, 17 by 22 inches:

.065 Lot 42.—100 reams blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches:

.071 Lot 43. —3,000 reams white double folio post, 22 by 34 inches:

.065 Lot 4.4. —100 reams blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches:

.071 Lot 45. —1,000 reams white medium, 18 by 23 inches:

• 005 Lot 46. —100 reams blue medium, 18 bj^ 23 inches:

do.... .071 Lot 47. —1,000 reams ^\•hitc royal, 19 hy 24 inches:

do.... .065 Lot 48. —100 reams blue royal, ]') by 24 inches: do.... .071
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lyOt 49. —500 reams white super royal, 20 by 28 inches: American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass per pound, . $0. 065

I^ot 50. —100 reams blue super roj-al, 20 by 28 inches: American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass ^ do 071

I^ot 51.—500 reams white imperial, 23 by 31 inches: American Writing Paper Compam^, Springfield, Mass do 065 Lot 52.—100 reams blue imperial, 23 b^- 31 inches: American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass . ^.r. . , do 071 Lot 53.—5,000 reams writing paper, white, 28 inches-in width: American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 065 Lot 54.—100 reams writing paper, colored, 28 inches in width; American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass .do 085 Lot 55.—100 reams golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches. 28 pounds: American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass , do, ... .10 COVER PAPER.

Lot 56. —2,500 reams cover paper of any size, weight, and color; R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C .per pound. . I0.041 Parsons Brothers, New York, N. Y do. . . .042 Charles L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do 057 PLATE PAPER.

Lot 57.—50,000 pounds plate paper (first class), of any size, weight, and tint; McDonald & Fisher, Baltimore, Md per pound. . |o. 066 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 11 The Peter Adams Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 06 MAP PAPER.

Lot 58. —200,000 pounds map paper, of any size and weight, not exceeding 37 by 62 inches: Mount Holly Paper Company, MountHolly vSprings, Pa per pound. . $0. 12 Carew Manufacturing Companj-, vSouth Hadley Falls, Mass do 123 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 129 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 11 SUPERFINE COATED BOOK PAPER.

Lot 59.—600,000 pounds superfine (double) coated book paper, of any size, weight, and tint: Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio per pound. . $0. 064 Champion-International Company, Lawrence, Mass do 065 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 076

vS. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass do 072 Lot 60. —100,000 pounds superfine (single) coated book paper, of any size, weight and tint: Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio per pound. . .051 Champion-International Company, Lawrence, Mass do 05 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 056

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass do 06 MANILA PAPER.

Lot 61. —2,000 reams manila paper, of any required size and weight:

Diem & Wing Paper Companj^, Cincinnati, Ohio per pound. . $0. 032 Smith, Dixon Company, Baltimore, Md do 028 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 031 The Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 Chas. L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do 032

S. L. Reinhardt & Co., New York, N. Y do 035 Lot 62. —3,500 reams rope manila paper of any required size and weight:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 05 Smith, Dixon Company, Baltimore, Md .do 052 American Writing Paper Compan^^, Springfield, Mass do. . . .05 McDonald & Fisher, Baltimore, Md do 049 Pansons Brothers, New York, N. Y do 051 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 05 The Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 054 Chas. L- Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do 054 Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do .052 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 071
2o6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

lyOt 63. —100 reams 1)lfached nianila, 24 by 3S inches, 145 pounds:

Diem & W'iwj; Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio per pound. . ^.032

Smith, Dixon Company, Baltimore, Md do 032 Parsons ISrothers, New York, N. Y do 032 Cartn, Rice vS: Co. (Corporation), Bo.ston, Ma.ss do 034 The Cinc innati Corda^^e and Pai)er Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 Chas. I,, ^^oml)er5;, Cincinnati, ()hio do... Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do...

032

037 BOND PAPER.

I^ot 64. —150, 000 pounds bond paper of anj^ color, size, and weight, not exceeding 37 by 62 inches:

R. 1'. Andrews iS: Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per pound. . $0. 114 IMomit Holly Paper Company, :Monnt Holly .Sprini^s, V:i do 119 Carew IManufacturins; Company, Sontli Hadky I'alls, :\Iass do 115 American Writing Paper Company, Sprini^field, INIass do.... .112 Yallej' l'a])cr Compan}-, Hoh-okc, :\Ia>> do. . . .139 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), lioston, :\Iass do 11 The Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. ... .112 Esleeck Manufacturing Company-, Turners Falls, Mass do 17 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 34

ARTiFici.'Vr. parcii.-\ii:nt.

lyOt 65.—20,000 pounds artificial parchment of any size and weight:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated i, M'asliington, D. C per pound. . <;o. 124 Mount Holly Paper Company, :\Iount Holly Springs, Pa do 13 Carew Manufacturing Compau}-, South Hadlej- Falls, Ma.ss do 125 American Writing Paper Company, ,Springfield, Ma.ss do 124 Vallej' Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do 134 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 12 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 34 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y = do 123

I,ot 66.—4,000 pounds parchment deed of any .size and weight:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 124 Mount Hollj' Paper Compam-, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 12S Carew Manufacturing Compau}-, South Hadlej' Falls, Mass do 125 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 124 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Ma.ss do 139 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 12 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 34 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 125 CARDP.OARD.

I,ot 67.—20,000 sheets heaNy railroad board, 22 by 38 inches, 2S0 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C per pound. . $0. 041 Diem & Wing Paper Companj^, Cincinnati, Ohio do 042 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do .. . .044 Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Boston, .Alass do 038 Lot 68. —30,000 .sheets, white china board, 22 by 2s inches, 210 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. ( Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C do 041 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 042 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, ]Mass do 044

X,ot 69. —25,000 sheets colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 041 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 042 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, ISIass do 044 Lot 70. —7,s.i«'ii sheets manila cardboard of any size and -weight: Diem ^: Wing Paper Companj', Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 Parsons Brothers, New York, N. Y do 031 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, IMass do 034 Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York. N. Y do 031 BRISTOL B().\KI). Lot 71. —400,000 .sheets white bristol board, Xo. i, of any size and weight: .Vmerican Writing Paper Company, Springfield, :Mass per pound. . |o. 068 Chas. L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do 072 Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Boston, ]\Iass do 069 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 065
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 207

I/)t 72.—2.500,000 sheets bristol board of any size, weight, and color: R. P. Andrews & Co. i Incorporated"), Washington, D. C .per pound. . So. 035 Smith, Dixon Company, Baltimore, ZSId do 035 Parsons Brothers, New York, X. Y do 031 Carter. Rice & Co. (Corporation). Boston. Mass do 035 Chas. ly. Momberg, Cincinnati. Ohio do 033 Geo. TT. "\;\Tieelwright Paper Company. Boston, Ma.ss do 035 Linton Bros. & Co.. Pawtiicket, R. I do 039

I,ot 73.—600,000 sheets nianila bristol board of anj-^ize and ^veight: New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven. Pa , do. .. . .02S Diem & T/ing Paper Company. Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 Smith, Dixon Company, Baltimore, Md do 025 Parsons Brothers. New York. X. Y do 028 Carter. Rice & Co. 1 Corporation). Boston, Mass do 034 Chas. 'L,. Momberg. Cincinnati. Ohio do 033 Geo. W. "\;^Tieelwright Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 035 Geo. W. Millar & Co.. New York. X. Y do 031

S. ly. Reinhardt & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 032

FIR.ST-CLA.S.S LEDGER PAPER.

IX)t 74.—500 reams cap. 14 b^- 17 inches: R. P. Andrews & Co. ( Incorporated). Washington, D. C per pound. . $0. 18 Carew Manufacturing Compau}-, South Hadley Falls, ZNIass do 125 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 13 Valley Paper Company, HoU'oke, !Mass do. ... . 169 Carter. Rice & Co. ( Corporation). Boston. Mass do. ... . 135 Conrow Brothers. Xew York. X. Y do 124 Lot 75. —2.000 reams double cap, 17 by 2S inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 18 Carew Manufacturing Company-, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 125 American Writing Paper Companj-, Springfield. Mass do 13 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, :\Iass do 149 Carter. Rice & Co. ( Corporation ). Boston, Mass do. . . . 135 Conrow Brothers, Xew York, X. Y do 124 Lot 76. —1. 000 reams demy. 16 by 21 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. t Incorporated 1. Washington, D. C do 18 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadle\- Falls, Mass do 125 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, IMass do 13 Valley Paper Company. Holyoke. Mass do 169 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Ma.ss do 135 Conrow Brothers, Xew York. X. Y do 124 Lot 77.-2,500 reams double demy. 21 by 32 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated). Washington, D. C do 18 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Ma-s do ... . 135 American ^^'riting Paper Company. Springfield, :\Iass do 145 Valley Paper Company. Holyoke. ^vlass do 142 Carter, Rice & Co. > Corporation . Boston. INIass do. . . . . 135 Conrow Brothers, Xew York, X. Y do 137 Lot 78. —1,000 reams medium, I'^ by 23 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated i,' Washington, D. C do. ... ,18 Carew Manufacturing Company. South Hadley Falls, Mass do 125 American Writing Paper Company. Springfield, Mass do 13 Valley Paper Company-, Holyoke. Mass do ... .142 Carter. Rice & Co. ( Corporation). Boston, :Mass do 135 Conrow Brothers, Xew York, X. Y do 124 Lot 79.—200 reams double medium, 23 bj* 36 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated:. Washington, D . C do. .. .18 Carew [Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, :Mass do 13 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, :Mass do 145 Valle}- Paper Company, Holyoke, :Mass do 169 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Bo.ston, Mass do .. . .135 Conrow Brothers. Xew York. X. Y , do 133 Lot So. —500 reams ro^-al, 19 by 24 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated ). Washington, D. C do 18 Carew Manufacturing Company. South Hadley- Falls, Mass do 125 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, :\Iass do 13 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 169 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 135 Conrow Brothers, Xew York, X'. Y do 124
2o8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

lyOt Si. —i,ooo reams double royal, 24 by 38 inches: R. r. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), AVashington, D C per pound. . $0. 18 Carew Manufacturing- Conipanj-, South Hadley Falls, :Mass do 13 American Writing I'aper Company, Springfield, Mass do 145 A'alley I'aper Company, Holyokf, M.iss do 146 Carter, Rice & Co. (Coriioration ), Jioston, Mass do 135 Conrow Brothers, New York. X. V do 133

lyOt 82. —3(10 reams su])er royal, 211 by 2s inches:

R. r. Ancb cws Co. ( rnc()r])()r,'iti <l I, Wa.shingtcn, D. C do iS Carew Manufacturing Comp.iny, ,South Iladley Falls, Mass do 13 American Writing Pa]K r Company, Springfield, Mass do. . . . 145

Vallej'- Paper Company, Ilolyoke, Mass do 169 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Bo.ston, Mass do 135 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 132 Lot 83. —200 reams imperial, 23 by 31 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do iS Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 145 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 145 Vallej^ Paper Company, Holyoke, Ma.ss do 169 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 135 Conrow Brothers, Ncav York, N. Y do 137 Lot 84. —500 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 18 Carew Manufacturing Company-, South lladlej^ Falls, Mass do 145 American Writing Paper Companj', Springfield, Mass do 145 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 169 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 135 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y. do. . . . 137 SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Lot 85.—500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per pound. . $0,078 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 075

Vallej^ Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 102 Lot 86. —2,000 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 078 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 075 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 102 Lot 87.—1,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 078 American Writing Paper Companj^ Springfield, Mass do 075 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 102 Lot 88. —2,000 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 078 American Writing Paper Companj^ Springfield, Mass do 075 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 102 Lot 89. —1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 078 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Ma.ss do 075 Valley Paper Company, Hoh'oke, Mass do 102 Lot 90.— 300 reams double medium, 23 hy 36 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 078 American AVriting Paper Comjiany, Springfield, Mass do 075 Valley Paper Companj', Plolyokc, :Mass do 102 Lot 91.—500 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 078 American Writing Paper Company, .Springfield, Mass do 075 Valley Paper Company, Hoh'oke, Mass do 102 Lot 92. —200 reams super royal, 20 ]iy 28 inches:

R. P. .Xndn \\s ^: Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 07S Americ an W riting Paper Conipan^-, .Springfield, Ma.ss do 075 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 102 Lot 93. —500 reams ledger paper, 2S inches in width:

R. P. .\ndrc \vs 8: Co. ( Incorporated i, Washington, 1). C do 078 American Wrilin;^ I'aper Compan\-, Springfield, Mass do.... .075 Valley Paper Companj-, tlolyoke, Ma.ss do 102
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TISSTJE PAPER.

I^ot 94. —3,000 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 21 by 32 inches, 22 pounds: New York and Pennsylvania Company-, Lockhaven, Pa per ream. . $1. 25 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C. , do. ... i. 23 Lot 95. —3,000 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 23 bv 32 inches, 24 pounds:

Xew York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do. ... 1.35 Lewis Hopfenmaier, AVashington, D. C do 1.33 Lot 96.—100 reams tissue paper, 20 by 30 inches: _ Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass = ....do... .90 Chas. L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do. . . . .63 BLOTTIXG PAPER.

Lot 97.—35 reams blotting paper, 19 b^- 24 inches, 100 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C .per ream. . $5.00 Parsons Brothers, Xew York, N. Y .do . . 5.40 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Bo.ston, Mass do. ... 5. 00 Chas. L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio , do. . . 5. 50 Geo. \V. Millar & Co, Xew York, N. Y .do. . . 5, 45 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md ; do. . . 5.48 PLAID, MARBLE, COMB, AND LINING PAPER.

Lot 9S.—25 reams plaid paper, 22^ hy 2S inches: Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, iST. Y per ream . $4. 50 Lot 99. —50 reams plaid paper, 23 by 3ii,{ inches: Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 5. 25 Lot 100.—60 reams marble paper, 20 by 25 inches (6 patterns): R.P.Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D.C do 5.75 Bernhard Kupfer, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 6. 00 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. . . 5. 90 Lot loi. —10 reams marble paper, German .spot, medium, 20 by 25 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 25 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y .do. ... 4.00 Lot 102. —50 reams marble paper, German spot, double cap, 19 b}' 30 inches: R.P.Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D.C do. ... 3.30 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 4.40 Lot 103. —30 reams marble paper, German antique, 20 hy 25 inches (3 patterns): R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington. D. C do.... 6.65 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 7. 00 Lot 104. —15 reams marble paper, gold vein antique, 20 b}- 25 inches (3 patterns)

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R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 10. 20 Bernhard Kupfer, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 9.39 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 9.40 Lot 105. —10 reams marble paper, red antique, 20 by 25 inches: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 60 Bernhard Kupfer, Xew York, X. Y do . . 7. 19 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 7. 20 Lot 106. —30 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches: ^

R. P. Andrews & Co. ( Incorporated ), Washington, D. C do.... 6.10 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 6. 20 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xcav York, X. Y do. ... 6. 20 Lot 107. —45 reams comb paper.double cap. 19 by 30 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 6.60 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, N. Y do 6. 74 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, N.Y do. . . . 6. 75 Lot loS. —50 reams comb paper, 22 by 28 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 7. 40 John Campbell & Co., New York, X. Y do. . . 7. 54 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 50 Lot 109. —20 reams comb paper, 24 hy 25 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 7. 20 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y ...do 7.34 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York.N. Y do. ... 7. 30 Lot 110. —20 reams comb paper, 22^ by 28 inches:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 7.30 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do... . 7.50 Lot III.—20 reams lining paper, lithographed, 22 by 28 inches (2 patterns): (No proposals received.) S. Doc. 5 14
lyOt 112. —25 reams lining paper, gold vein, lithographed, 20 by 25 inches (5 patterns): 210 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

lyOt 113. —5 reams lining paper, gilt and blue, 20 hy 25 inches: (No proposals received.) TYPEWRITER PAPER.

I^ot 114.—50 reams heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches, 22 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per ream. . $3.00 Carew Manufacturing Comjjany, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. ... 3- 25 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. ... 2.94 Valley Paper Company, HoU'oke, Mass do. ... 3.48 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do. ... 3.00 Esleeck Manufacturing Company, Turners I'alls, Mass do.... 3.09

IfOt 115.-100 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 1)y 26 inches, 11 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C ' do 1.80 Carew Manufacturing Companj', South Hadlej- Falls, Mass do. ... 1.95 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Ma.ss do. ... 2. 20 Valley Paper Companj^ Holyoke, Mass do 3.38 Esleeck Manufacturing CompauA-, Turners Falls, Mass do 1.79

I^ot 116. —500 reams heavj^ t3-pewriter paper, 16 hy 21 inches, 22 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 2.95 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadlej^ Falls, Ma.ss do. ... 2. 95 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 2. 92 VallcA' Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... 3. 12 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do.... 3.00 Esleeck Manufacturing Company, Turners I'alls, Mass do. ... 3.09

lyOt 117. —100 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 hy 21 inches, 8 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do.... 1.40 Carew Manufacturing Company, vSouth Hadley Falls, Mass do. ... 2. 00 American Writing Paper Company-, vSpringfield, Mass do. ... i. 60 Valley Paper Compan}^ Holyoke, Mass do. ... 2. 48 Esleeck Manufacturing Company, Turners Falls, Mass do... . 1.41 Lot 118. —50 reams t3'pewriter paper, 16 by 28 inches, 28 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 2.00 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadle}' Falls, Mass do. ... 2. 20 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. ... i. 89 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 2.84 LETTER, NOTE, AND QUARTO-POST PAPER.

LfOt 119. —500 reams letter paper, cream laid, 21 by 32 inches, 48 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per ream. . $3.90 Carew rvianufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 3.95 American Writing Paper Compan3% sSpringfield, Mass do.... 3.84 Valley Paper Companj^ Holyoke, Mass do 4.38 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Bo.ston, Mass do. . . 4. 08

I,ot 120. —200 reams letter paper, white laid, 21 by 32 inches, 48 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 3.90 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadlej- Falls, Mass do. ... 3.95 American Writing Paper Companj^ Springfield, Mass do.... 3.90 Valley Paper Companj^ Hoh-oke, Mass do. ... 4.88 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do 4.07

I,ot 121.—15 reams packet note paper, 9 hy inches, 7 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C do. ... i.oo Carew Manufacturing Companj^ South Hadlej^ Falls, Ma.ss do. ... i. 10 American Writing Paper Company', .Springfield, Mass do. ... i. 10 Valle}- Paper Conqjauy, Holyoke, Ma.ss do. ... 1. 12 X,ot 122. —200 rt-anis i^-icket note paper, 9 bj- 11 inches, 7 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do... . .63 Carew Manufacturing Company-, South Hadley Falls, Ma.ss do... . .70 American Writing Pajjcr Conii)an}-, Springfield, Mass do... . .70 Valley Paj^er Company, Holyoke, IVIass do.... .78 Lot 123. —100 reams quarto-po.st paper, <^}^ hy 15^ inches, 12 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C do 1.02 Care^v ^lanufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, INTass do.... 1.20 .\nierican Writing Pai^er Company, S])ringfield, Ma.ss do.... .96 Valley I'aper Company, Hol^'oke, Mass do. ... 1.28
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PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

Lot 124. —200 reams French folio, 17 by 22 inches, 10 pounds:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per ream. . $0.68 Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass do. . . . .77 Chas. L. Momberg, Cincinnati, Ohio do... . .55 PARCHMENT.

Lot 125.-2,000 sheets parchment, 15 by 21 inches;

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per sheet. . $0. 28 No. 23.

Schedule ofproposals for supplying Ihe Govennnent Printing Office luith stationery , fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneotis itemsfrom July /, jgo2, to June 30,

1903. Item I. —Faber's lead pencils, round:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per gross. . $2.43 E. Morri.son Paper Conipan\-, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.64 Chas. G. Stott & Co, Washington, D. C do 2.57 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 20 James Xorman Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .. . 2.59 Item 2. —Faber's lead pencils, hexagon:

R. Carter Ballant^-ne, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 63 Do do. . . 3. 03 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 3.30 Do do. ... 3. 96 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.86 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 50 James Norman Rupp, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 3- 15 Do -...do.... 3.75 Item 3. —Faber's pencils, all red: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 3-03 E- ^lorrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 3.30 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.21 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 10 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 3- 15 Item 4. —Faber's pencils, all blue: R. Carter BallantA-ne, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 3. 03 E.Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 3- 30 Chas. G. Stott & Co., AVashington, D. C do 3.21 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 10 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do.... 3- 15 Item 5. —Faber's pencils, all green:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .. . 3.03 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C

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.do. ... 3. 30 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 21 Fred A. .Schmidt, Washington, D. C - do. ... 3.10 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 3- 15 Item 6. —Dixon's American graphite pencils, round, Nos. i to 5: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 3.40 Item 7. —Dixon's American graphite pencils, hexagon, Nos. i to 5: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), V/ashington, D. C do. ... 4.73 Item 8 —Dixon's "Carteret" pencils. No. 302: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 3.07 E. Morrison Paper Companj-, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 3. 25 Item 9. —Dixon's American graphite pencils, all red:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 5.72 Item 10. —Dixon's American graphite pencils, all blu- : R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 5.72 Item II. —Dixon's American graphite pencils, all green:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 5.72 Item 12.—Dixon's American graphite lumber pencils, hexagon, black:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 3.94 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 4.40 Item 13. —Dixon's American graphite lumber pencils, hexagon, red or blue: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. .. . 7.00 K. Morrison Paper Company-, Washington, D. C do. ... 4.40
212 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 14. —Eatjle ka(i pencils, hexa,2:on, black, Xos. i to 5: R. P. Andri-ws (Sc Co 1 Inc()r]>()ralf<l 1, M'a^liinj^toii, D. C per jyross. . $3. 50 Item 15.— l\at;ic lead pencils, rovind, black, Xos. 1 105:

R. r. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 2.50 Item 16. —Kagle lead pencils, blue, red, and green:

R. r. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, 1). C do... . 2.45 Item 17. —l^agle automatic ])cncils, Xo. "^'is: R. 1'. Andrews N: Co. i Incorixiratcd 1, Washington, D. C do.... 1.50 Item iS. —l'".a;.;b; cojiying leads for automatic iicncils, X'o. S65: R. P. Andrews cX Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do... . 14.40 Item 19. —I^agle crown penholders. No. i: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), W'ashington, D. C ])er dozen. . .29 Item 20. —Eagle crown penholders, No. 2: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 32 Item 21. —Kagle crown penholders, No. 3: R. P. .Vndrews iX Co. (Incorporated), A\'ashington, 1). C do 36 Item 22. —K. l'"aber"s penholders, X'cj. 267: R. Carter Ball-antyne, AVashington, D. C do 31 E. Morri.son Paper Company, Washingtoti, 1). C do 33 Chas. n. .Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do 33 James Norman Rnpp, ^^'aslungton, D. C do 32 Item 23. —E. l'"aber's penholders, No. 26S: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 35 E. Morri.son Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 37 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do 37 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do 36 Item 24.—E. Faber's penholders. No. 269: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 38 E. Morri.son Paper Company, Washington, I). C do. ... 40 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 40 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do 39 Item 25. —Eagle ink and pencil erasers, small:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C do 48 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington^, D. C do 29 Do do 66 Item 26.— Eagle ink and pencil erasers, medium:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 60 E. Morrison Paper Company-, Wa.shington, D. C do 99 Item 27. —Eagle ink and pencil erasers, large: R. P.Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, U. C do So E- Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.43 Do do 33 Item 2S. —Eagle rubber erasers, 12 to pound:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per pound. . .686 E. iMorri.son Paper Companj-, W^ashington, D. C do 55 Item 29. —Eagle penholders. No. 2410: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, U. C per gross. . 1.58S E. iMorri.son Paper Company-, Washington, D. C do. .. . 1.78 Item 30. — Eagle penholders, No. 341 1: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 1.86 E. Morrison Paper Company-, Wa.shington, D. C do, .. . 2.08 Item 31. —Eagle penholders. No. 4712: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 2.06

1;. .Aburison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... 2.31 Item 32.- I )a\idson's velvet erasive rubber. No. 12: K. Morrison Paper Companj-, Washington, D. C .' per pound. . .77 Item 33—McGill's roundhead paper fasteners. No. i: R. Carter Ballantyne. A\'ashington, D. C per box of 100. . .08 Universal Supply Coniy)any, New York, N. Y do... . .05 J:nne^ Xonnan Rupp. Washington, 1). C do 078

Thi, .\inerir;in Xe\\ > Com]iany, New York, N. Y do 045 Item 34. —.AIcGill's roundhead ])aper fasteners, N^o. 2: R.Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 092 Universal Sup])ly Company, New York, X'. Y do.... .06 James X(jrman K u] jj j, Wa i ngton, I ). C do.... .089 The American News Coni])any, X'ew York, N. Y do 054
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Item 35. —Underwood's Eg^'ptian black ink:

R. P.Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C per quart. . $0.43 R. Carter Ballantyne, "\Vashingtou, D. C do 435 Chas. G. Stott &Co., Washington, D. C , do. . .

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Item 36. —Underw ood's chemical writing ink:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), "U'ashington, D. C do. .

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R. Carter Ballantj-ne. Washinton, D. C '. do

Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C : do

Item 37. —Underwood's carmine ink:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), T\'ashington, D. C do. . . . R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1 Chas.G Stott & Co., Washington, D. C. do.... i Item 3S. —Arnold's writing fluid: R. P.Andrews 6c Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. . . . R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .do. . . Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do Item 39. —Carter's writing fluid: R. P. Andrews & Co. 1 Incorporated 1, Washington, D. C do. . . . R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C , do. . . . Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C .* do. . . . Item 40. —Pomeroj-'s mouo-chroic writing fluid: R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington, D. C do. . .

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Fred A.Schmidt, Washington, D. C do Item 41. —Pomeroy's crimson ink:

R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington, D. C do i Fred A. Schmidt, Wa.shington, D. C do. . .

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Item 42. —E. Faber's rubber bands, Xo. 33, yi, inch: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per gross.

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E. ^Morrison Paper Compan}', Washington, D. C do. . . . Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C .do. . . . Item 43. —E. Faber's rubber bands, assorted sizes ( Nos. 30, 31, 32, and 33, ^^-inch, in each gross)

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R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per gross..

E- Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... Chas. G. Stott & Co.. Washington, D. C do James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C „ do. .. . Item 44. —E. Faber's rubber bands. No. o, 3^ -inch: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do... . E. ^lorrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do...

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Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .. . Item 45.—E. Faber's rubber bands. No. o, ^-inch:

R. Carter Ballant3-ne, Washington, D. C do...

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E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... Chas. G. Stott & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do - James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do . . Item 46. —E. Faber's rubber bands. No. 000, K-i"ch:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington," D. C do. . .

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E. Morri.son Paper Companj-, Washington, D. C do. .. . Chas. G. Stott & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .. . Item 47. —E. Faber's rubber bands. No. 17: R. Carter Ballant^-ne, Washington, D. C do. . . . E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . Chas. G. Stott & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do James Norman Rupp, Wa.shington, D C do. . . . Item 48. —E- Faber's rubber bands. No. 10: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do

E. Morrison Paper Compan3% Washington, D. C do. ..

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Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C : do. ... Item 49.—E. Faber's ink eraser and paper cleaner. No. 12: R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C do. ... 13 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 14 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do 14
214 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 50. —f'.illott's steel ])cns, No. 303: R. 1'. Andrews .S: Co. I Incorporated), Washington, D. C per gross.

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$0. 85 R. CarUr I'.allant vik', Wasliington, D. C do. ..

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.685 iMcd A. Sclnnidl, Wasliintiton, D. C do .69 Item 51. —Cillolt's slcel i)cns, No. 404: R. 1'. An(lrt \v> <Sc Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C do.... •37 do •372

iMc-d A. Scluiiidt. Washington, D. C do 372 Item ,s-'.^Si)c ncc rian .steel pens. No. i: R. 1*. Andrews 6c Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 65 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 645

Chas. (.). Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do .67 Item 53. —Spencerian steel pens, No. 2: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do .62 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C . . . .64 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do .67 Item 54.— Spencerian .steel pens. No. 3: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C do .62 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do .64 Chas. G. .Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do .67 Item 55. —vSpencerian steel pens. No. 24: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do .62 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do ..

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.64 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do .67 Item 56.—Ksterbrook's .steel pens. No. 048: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do •358 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do •37 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C •358 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do .40 Item 57. — IJsterbrook's steel pen.s, No. 2: do...

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R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do 375

•374 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do .40 Item 58. —Esterbrook's .steel pens. No. 183: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do .46

• 476 do.... 475 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do.... •50 Item 59. —Ksterbrook's steel pens. No. 284: 455 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do • 476 do.... 458 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do •50 Item 60. —Ksterbrook's .steel pens. No. 314: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do .46 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do...

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.476 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 476 50 Item 61. —Eagle Pencil Company's steel pens, No. E 10: do.... .27 Item 62. —Eagle Pencil Company's steel pens, No. E 170: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 27

Item 63. —Eagle Pencil Compan3''s steel pens. No. E 190. R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ..

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Item 64. —I.yon's steel pens, No. 5, .stub: do 1. 00 do.... •94 Item 65. —L,yon's steel pens. No. 5, gronnd point: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incoqjorated), Wa.shington, D. C do...

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1. 00 R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do •94 Item 66. —Miller Brothers' steel pens, No. 4: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do.... •50 R. Carter I5allantyne, Washington, D. C do.... •45 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do.... •50 Item 67. —Inkstands, 2]4-^iich, square:

R. CartiT ]>,allant> nc\ A\'ashin,L;lon, 1). C per dozen. . 2.03 do.... 1.36
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Item 6S. —Inkstands, 214-inch, round: - R. Carter Ballantjme, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $i.o6 The American News Compan3', New York, N. Y do 47 Item 69.—Sponge cups:

R. C. Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 43 Item 70. —Mucilage reserv-oirs, No. 6: R. Carter Ballantjme, Washington, D. C do 2.19 Fred A. vSchmidt, Washington, D. C do 1.80 Item 71. —Erasers, knife-blade, white handles:

R. Carter Ballant3'ne, AVashington, D. C do. ... 3. 30 Do do.... 3.15 Do do.... 3.40 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. .. . 3.57 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C .do. ... 3.50 The American News Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 2.58 Do do. ... 3. 30 Item 72. —Rulers, boxwood, 15-inch, bra.ss edge:

R. Carter Ballant3nie, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 1975 E. Morri.son Paper Compan}-, Washington, D. C do... . 3.48 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 3.35 Do do. . . . 3. 00 Item 73. —Shears, lo-inch: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do. ... 6.00 Do do 5.50 R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C do. . . . 5.69 Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C do. . . 5.40 Woodward & I.,othrop, Washington, D. C do. ... 6.03 Do do . . . 9. 24 R. P. Clarke Company-, Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 15 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, I). C ....do... . 4.72 Do do. . . . 6. 25 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 9. 56 Do do. . . . 6. 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 5. So Do do 5.80 Do do. ... 5. 80 Do do. ... 4. 70 Do do. . . . 4. 70 Do .. .do. ... 4.70 James Norman Rupp, Wa.shington, D. C - . . .do. . . . 6. 15 Item 74. —Waste baskets:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 3.60 Do do. ... 4. 25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 79 Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 59 Do do. . . . 3. 09 Do do 2.88 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 4.30 Do : do. ... 5.60 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C .' do. . . . 4.05 Item 75.—Bone folders: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 1.04 The American News Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 15 Tteni 76. —Tracing linen, yard wide:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per yard. . . 252 Geo. F. Muth &Co., Washington, D. C do 253 Do do 24 R. P. Clarke Company, Wa.shington, D. C do 255 Fred A. .Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 24 Item 77. —F. Faber's tracing linen, white vellum, yard wide:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 205 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 30 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 22 James Norman Rupp, Washington, D. C do 22 Item 78.—Blue and white bonnet board, 17^ by 23^ inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per sheet. . . 022 James Norman Rupp, Wa.shington, D. C do 02
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Item 79. —]{ituiniiHMis coal:

J. vStuart Ball, \\'ashington, D. C per ton of 2,240 pounds. . $3.08 Johnson Biotlurs, Washington, 1). C do.... 3.37 John B. Daish, W ashington, I). C do 3.24

J. Mam y Dove, ^\'ashingl()n, 1). C do.... 3.10 Item So. —White ash anthracite coal: (No i)r()])()sa1s ^\•t-re received.) Item Si. —Ice:

J. Stnart Ball, Washington, I). C per 100 pounds. . . 24 .Vnierican Ice Company, Washington, D. C do.... .20

i'nrily Ice Company, Washington, D. C do. ... . 1S5 Item Sj. —Oats: John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 1.63 Herbert r. Pillslmry, Washington, D. C do 1.70 W. M. Calt & Co., W;ishington, D. C do 1.66 Item S;. —Corn meal: John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 1.65 Herbert P. I'ill.sbury, Washington, D. C do.... 1.70 W. M. C,alt & Co., Wa.shington, I). C do 1.60 Item 84.—Bran: John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 1.20 Herbert P. Pillsbury, Washington, D. C do 1.25 W. M. Gait & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 1. 15 Item 85. —Corn: John B. Dai,sh, Wa.shington, D. C do 1. 14 Herbert P. Pillsbury, Washington, D. C do.. . . 1.22 W^ M. Gait & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 1. 17 Item 86.—Hay: John B. Daish, Washington, D. C ' do 97 Herbert P. Pillsbury, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... i.oo W^ M. Gait cSi Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 99 Item 87. —vStraw: John B. Daish, Wa.shington, D. C do 95 Herbert P. Pill.sbury, Washington, D. C do i . 00 W. M. Gait & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 96 Item 88.—Flaxseed meal: John B. Dai.sh, Washington, D. C do. .. . 5.00 Herbert P. Pillsbury, Wa.shington, D. C do 6.00 W. M. Gait & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 5.50 Item 89. —vSpring dividers, 5-inch: James B. lyanibie, Wa.shington, D. C per dozen. . 6. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 3.28 Item 90. —Wing dividers, lo-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.87

lyOuis Hartig, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 2.74 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. .. . 2.88 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 2.48 Item 91. —Bookbinders' hammers: The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do 7. 15 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 16.30 Item 92. —Shoe knives. No. 3, round point: John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do 72 lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i.oo Do do 1.45 Do. do 74 James B. I,ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 78 Item 93. —Tvignum-vit£3e mallets: James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 25 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 4.00 Item 94. —Ames's scoop shovels. No. 3: John B. Espej^ Washington, D. C do 13. 00

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 64 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 13. 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 12.67 F\ P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 13.50 Item 95. —Wrenches, monkey, 8-inch: John B. Espt y, W.ishingtun, 1). C do 4.44 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 4.28
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Item 95. —Wrenches, monkey, 8-inch—Continued.

Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $5. 40 Cu3-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 5.00 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. do 4. 37 F. P. "Slay & Co., Washington, D. C do 6.36 Item 96.—Wrenches, monkey, 10 inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 5.38 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 5. 13 Thos. Somer^-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 6.48 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId do 6.00 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 5. 40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 23 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 7. 44 Item 97. —Wrenches, monkey, 12-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 6. 28 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 5.99 Thos. Somer^nlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 7.56 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 7.00 James B. I,ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 6. 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 6.09

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do ! 9- 12 Item 98. —Wrenches, monkej-, 14-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . . 10. 78 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 12. 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . 10.75 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 10.40

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 15. 12 Item 99. —Wrenches, Stillson, S-inch. John B. Espej', Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 8.00

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C . do. . . . 8. 15 Thos. ,Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 8.40 Cuj4er & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 9.41 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 8.40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 7.94 F. p. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 8.40 Item 100.—Wrenches, Stillson, lo-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 9.00 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C . . . do. . . . 9. 77 Thos. >Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 9. 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 10.57 James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 9.40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 8.93

F. p. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 9.45 Item Id.—Wrenches, vStillson, 18-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do.... 16.00

lyouis Hartig, Washington D. C do. . . 17.34 Thos. Sonierv'ille & vSons, Washington, D. C do . . 16.80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md....- do 18.81 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 17. 00 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 15.84

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 16.80 Item 102. —Steel-wire brads, J4-inch, No. 18: John B. Espey, Washington, D. D per pound. . .09 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . .087 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 09 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 08

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 13 Item 103.— Steel-wire brads, K-inch, No. 18: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 07

X,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. .. .069 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 07 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 065

F. p. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 10 Item 104.—Steel-wire brads, i-inch. No. 18: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do... , .06

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 057 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 06
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Item 104. —Stccl-wirc brads, i-inch. No. iS—CoiUinued.

Rudol])!!, AW sl .S: Co., AWishi ii.nton, D. C per dozen. . .$0,055 F. r. Mjv Co., \\ :i-hin-l..n, J). C

' do 09 Item los. -Ml 1 l-\\ir<- lirails, I'^-incli, No. ]6: John i;. l \ , W.i^hiiiiiton, 1). C do 04S

IvOiiis Ilartig, \\ a^hiiiL^tini, I). C do 044 James 11. I.anil)ic, WashiiiLiton, 1). C do 05 Rndoli'h, \\\ st Co., Washington, I). C do • .043

1\ vK: Co., Washington, D. C do... .07 Item !(.'>. - Sti el-wiri.- brads, %-inch, No. 17: John r.. ]',si)i \-, Washington, D. C do 06 Lonis Tbirli',;. Wasliington, D. C do 062 Janu s 11. I,aiiiln\, Washington D. C do 06

Riulolpli, .S: C..., Washington, D. C do 055

]•. r. :\ray .S: Co., Washington, D. C do 09 Item 107. —Slccbwire finishing nails, 4d.: I^onis Hartig, Washington, D. C per keg. . 2.79 Jame.s B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do.... 3.30 Rndolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 13 F. P. :\ray 8: Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 3.40 Item loS, —Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d.

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Louis Hartig, M'ashington, D. C do. ... 2. 95 James 13. Lambie, M'ashington, D. C do. ... 3. 10 Rndolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 2.93

F. P. Ma3' & Co., AVashington, D. C do 3. 25 Item 109. —Steel-wire fini.shing nails, 8d.: lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 85 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3.00 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 2. S3

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.10 Item no.—vSteel-wire flat-head nails, 6d.: I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.69 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.80 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C ,do 2. 68

F. P. Ma}- & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.95 Item III. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, Sd.: I,ouis Hartig, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 2.59 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.58

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.85 Item 112. —vSteel-wire flat-head nails, lod.

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Louis Hartii;, A\'ashington, D. C do.... 2.54 James B. Lanthie, A\'ashington, D. C do.... 2.65 Rudolph, We'^l Co., Washington, D. C do 2.53 F. P. May Co., Washington, D. C do 2.80 Item 113. —Steel-\\ ire llat-head nails, 2od.

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Louis Hartiu. Wasliington, D. C do.... 2.49 James B. Lanibic, Washington, D. C do.... 2.60 Rudolph, We.-l Co., Washington, D. C do 2.48 F. P. :May ^: Co., W ashington, D. C do 2.75 Item II 4. — Sli.eI-A\-ire flat-head nails, 3od.: Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2.49 James b. bambu, Wasliington, D. C do.... 2.60

liiulolpb, Wr^l Co., AX'ashington, 1). C do 2. 48

h\ ]'. :\Ia\ N: Co., ^\ashington, D. C do 2.75 Item 115. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 4od.

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Lo\iis Hartig, AA'ashington , D. C do 2.49

Janu.-s ];. r,;nnbi(_, A\',i^bi iigton, D. C do.... 2.60 Rudolph, \\\ -t N: Co., Wasliington, D. C do 2. 48

F. P. :\Iay N: Co., Washington, D. C do 2.75 Item 116. —Steel cut nails, 8d.: Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do... . 2.45 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.60 Rudolph, West 8: Co., Washington, D. C do 2.44 F. P. :\Ia>- 8: C ., W.i^bington, I). C do 2.55 Item 117.— I'ile.s, l.iper saw, 3-inch: John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C per dozen. . .42 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do... .40
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Item 117.—Files, taper saw, 3-inch—Continued.

I,onis Hartig, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0.39 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId do. . . . .75' James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do...

F. P. :Ma3- & Co., Washington, D. C do Item iiS. —Files, taper saw, 3-inch, slim: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C , do. . . . Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . . Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do Item 119.—Files, taper saw, 3^-i'nch: John B. Fspej-, Washington, D. C do Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . . lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :\rd do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do Item 120.—Files, taper saw, 4-inch: John B. Espej-, Washington, D. C do. . . . Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . . Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ..

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James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do Item 121. —Files, tap;r saw, 4J^-inch: John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, INId do. . . . Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. .. . Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co.. Washington, D. C do Item 122. —Files, taper saw, 414-inch, slim: John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C .do. . . . Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ..

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Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do Item 123. —Files, taper saw, 5-inch: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C . . . do Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . .

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Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . Cuyler & IMohler, Baltimore, Md do i James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C .do. . . . Rudolph. We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do ... F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do Item 124.—Files, taper .saw, 6-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do

Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

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Item 125.—Files, taper saw, 8-inch: John B. Espe3^ Washington, D. C do i Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . . i Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i Cuyler & IMohler, Baltimore, Md, do. . . . 2.01
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Item I2S. —I'iles, ta])cr saw, S-inch —Contimied. Janus];. I,ainl)ic, A\'a'-nin-ti)n, 1), C per dozen.. $i.oS Kudolph, \\ < st C., \\'a>liin-t<)n, 1). C do 1.05

l-\ 1\ ]\Iay X: Cd., AV'aslnuotoii, D. C do i.oo Item 126. —I'ilcs, wardiiit;", _vincli: John 1!. I'.spcy, Washin-lon, U. C do So Annun c\: C.arntl, I'.all iniore, Md do.... 1.03

I^oui.s Hartiy", Wa^lunylon, ]). C do.... .75 Cuykr.S: Mohkr, llallini. .r< , Md do 1.62 James ]5. J.anibie, A\'ashini;lun, 1). C do .78 Rndolph, \Ve>t Co., W asliin.uli ui, I). C do 77

]•'. P. :\ray .K: Co., Washington, 1). C do 74 Item 127. —Files, warding, 4-inch: John ]5. ]vspcy, ^^'ashington, D. C do. ... .80 Annun ^c ( '.arretl, liaUimore, IMd , do.... 1.03

I.,o\hs llarlig, AVashington, I). C. do.... .75 Cu3-ler 81 INIohler, I'.altimore, Md do 1.62 James B. I^ambie, AVa.shington, D. C do .78 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do .78

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 74 Item 12S. —Files, warding, 5-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do .90 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 1. 10

I^oviis Hartig, Washington, D. C do .85 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId do. ... i. 74 James B. lyambie, Wa.shington, D. C do .90 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 87

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 84 Item 129. —Files, warding, 6-inch: John B. P^spey, Washington, D. C do .98 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 22

lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . .93 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . i. 92 James B. Ivambie, W^ashington, 13. C do. ... .96 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. '. . . .95

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 92 Item 130. —Files, warding, 8-inch: John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do i. 28 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1. 56

lyOuis Hartig, Wa.shington, I). C do. ... i. 21 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 46 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do i. 23 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 24

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. ... i. 20 Item 131.— Files, smooth, flat, 6-inch, safe edge: John ]?. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 1. 12 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md • do 1.06

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do i. 03 Cuj-ler & IMohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 59 James B. Fambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 12 Rudol])h, A^'est .S: Co., Washington, D. C do 1.09

F. I'. :\ray Co., Wasliington, D. C do 1. 10 Item 132. —Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, safe edge: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 2.70 Aumen 8: Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 2.57 Eouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2.29 Cuyler & IMoliler, Baltimore, Md do 3.63 James 15. I.ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.67 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.62 E. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.50 Item 133. —Files, smooth, round, 3-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 78 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do .74

I^ouis Hartig, Wasliington, D. C do 74 Cuyler & IMohler, Baltiniore, Md do 1. 17 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . , .77 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 76 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... i. 00
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Item 134. —Files, smooth, round, 6-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0.90 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . . .85 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .84 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.3^ James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .90 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 87 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 84 Item 135. —Files, smooth, half-round, 6-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. .. . 1.42 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md, do. ... 1.35 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 34 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2. 13 James B. X,ambie, Washington, D. C .do. ... i. 40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.37

F". P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 1.34 Item 136. —Files, smooth, half-round, S-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 78 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 69

lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.73 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 67 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... 1.62 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.72 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... i. 65 Item 137.—Files, smooth, half-round, lo-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 14 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, :Md do.... 1.98 IvOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 04 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3. 21 James B. Eambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 12 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C ...do 2.08 F.P.May & Co. ,-Washington, D. C do.... 2.00 Item 138.— Files, mill-saw, S-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... .78 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md. . do. ... .82 Louis Hartig, Washington, D C do .91 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :\rd do 2. 04 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 84

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C -do 84 Item 139. —Files, mill-saw, lo-inch: John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do.... 1.12 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 06 Louis. Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1. 19 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 2.64 James B. Lambie, AVashington, D. C :do i. 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 09

F. P. ^Nlay & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... i. 00 Item 140. —Files, mill-saw, 12-inch: John B. Espe\', Washington, D. C .do. ... 1.50 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 43 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 59 Cu^-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 3.54 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do i. 65 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.45 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.40 Item 141.— Files, flat bastard, 6-inch: John B. Espe3', Washington, D. C do. . . . .86 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do .82 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . .81 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 29 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 84 F.P.May & Co., Washington, D.C do 80 Item 142.—Files, flat ba.stard, 8-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D.C do. ... i. 06 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do i.oi Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i.oo
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Item 142. —l'"ilts, flat 1)astar(l, S-iiich—Continued. CnyU r r^Iohler, ISaltimurc-, :M(1 per dozen. $1.59 James 1'.. I.ambie, \\'aslniijj;lun, D. C do.... 1.06 Kndolpli, ^\est Co., Washington, D. C do. . . i. 03

F. V. May iS: Co., Washington, D. C do.... 1.00 Item 143. —Files, flat hastard, lo-inch: John 15. Espey, AVashington, D. C do.... 1.40 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md.... do.... 1.33 I^ouis Ilartigf Washington, D. C do.... 1.31 Cuyler & Mohler, lialliniore, Md do. ... 2. 10 James 15. Lambie, Washington, I). C do. ... i. 38 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, 1). C do.... 1.35

]•". r. :\Iay .S: Co., Washington. D.C » do 1.30 Item 14 ;.--lMks, flat hastard, 12-inch: John I!. I';>])ey, \\'ashington, U. C do.... 1.94 Anmcu C.arrelt, lialtimore, Md do.... 1.S4 L,ouis Ilartig, M'ashington, D. C do.... 1.S9 Cu\lcri\: ?il()hler, Baltimore, Md do.... 2.91 James ]5. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 92 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 1.S8 F. r. May & Co., W^ashington, D. C do 1.80 Item 145. —Files, flat bastard, 14-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 2. 66 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 2.53 I,ouis Hartig, W^ashington. D. C do. ... 2. 42 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3.99 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 2. 65 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.58

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C . do 2. 50 Item 146. —Files, round bastard, 6-inch: John B. Espe}', Washington, D. C do. ... .70 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ... .67 l,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .66 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1.05 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do.... .70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 68

P. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 65 Item 147. —Files, round bastard, 8-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do .86 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md

.

.do. ... .82

I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do .81 Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 29 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 84

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 84 Item 14S. —Files, round bastard, lo-inch: John B. Espej-, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 1. 12 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 1.06 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1.05 Cuyler 8: Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . i. 68 Janus ;;. r.anibie, Washington, I). C do.... 1.12 Rudolph, Wt >l Co., Washington, D. C do 1.08 F. 1'. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i.oo Item 149.—Files, round ba.stard, 12-inch: John B. Espej', Washington, D. C do. . . . 1.50 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 1.43 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1.42 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore Md do. ... 2. 25 James B. Lanibie, Washington, D. C do 1.48 Rudolph, West 8: Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 1.45 V. P. May (S: Co., Washington, D. C do 1.40 Item 150. —lMk>, hair-vound l)astard, 6-inch: John B. Hspe>-, Wasliington, D. C do 1.22 Amncn 8: C.arrell, Baltimore, INId do i. 16 Louis Ilartig, Washington, I). C do.... i. 15 Cuyler cS: .Mcjhler, I'.altimore, Md do 1.83 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 22
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Item 150.—Files, half-round bastard, 6-incli—Continued. Rudolph. "West & Co.. Washington, D. C per dozen. . $i. i8 F. P. May & Co.. Washington, D. C do 1. 15 Item 151. —Files, half-round bastard, S-inch: John B. Espe^-. Washington, D. C , do 1.50 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore. :Md , , . . do i. 43 Louis Hartig, Washington. D. C do 1.42 Cuj-ler & Mohler. Baltimore, Md do 2. 25 James B. Lambie. Washington. D. C , do. . . i. 48 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington. D. C do 1.45

F. P. May & Co.. Washington, D. C do 1.40 Item 152. —Files, half-round bastard. lo-inch: John B. Espey, Washington. D. C do 1.82 Aumeu & Garrett. Baltimore, Md , do. ... i. 73 Louis Hartig, Washington. D. C = do i. 75 Cu^-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, 'Md do ... 2.73 James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C do. ... i. So Rudolph. West & Co.. Washington, D. C do. .. . 1.76 F. P. :May & Co.. Washington. D. C do 1.70 Item 153. —Files, half-round bastard. 12-inch: John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do. ... 2.36 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2.24 Louis Hartig. Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 25 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 3.54 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C , do. ... 2. 33 Rudolph. West & Co.. Washington. D. C do 2.29 F. P. :\ray & Co.. Washington, D. C do 2.20 Item 154. —Files, square bastard, 6-inch: John B. Espey. Washington. D. C do... . .82 Aumen & Garrett. Baltimore. Md do 87 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 87 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId do 1.38 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 92 Rudolph. West 8: Co., Washington, D. C do 89 F. P. May & Co.. Washington. D. C do 85 Item 155. —Files, square ba.stard, S-inch: John B. Espe\-. Washington, D. C do ... 1. 10 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore. Md do... . 1.05 Louis Hartig. Washington, D. C do.... 1.04 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore. Md do 1.65 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 10 Rudolyjh, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 1.07

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.03 Item 156. —Files, sqiiare ba.stard, lo-inch: John B. Espey, Washington. D. C do. .. . 1.48 Aumen & Garrett. Baltimore. INId do. ... 1.41 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do. ... 1.40 Cuyler & INIohler, Baltimore, :Md do. ... 2. 22 James B. Lambie, Washington. D. C .• do. ... 1.48 Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.42 F. P. May & Co.. Washington. D. C do 1.40 Item 157. —Files, square bastard, 12-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 2.04 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 1.94 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.93 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3.06 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C , do 2 00 Rudolph, West & Co., AVashington, D. C do 1.98

F. P. Ma.x & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.90 Item 15-5.— Screws, iron, flat- head, ^-inch, No. 5: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C per gross. . . 064 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 058 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 10 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 057

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 06 Item 159.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 3,/-inch, Xo. 5: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 07 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 063
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Item 159. —Screws, iron, flat-head. J^-iiich, No. 5—Continued. James T?. T.ambie, M'ashini^ton, I). C per grcs.^. Rudolph, M'e>t c\: Co., \Vasliim;lon, 1). C

I', r. M:\y Co., \Vasliin,i,4on, J). C

Item irio.— .Screw.s, ii-on, flal-liead, i-inch, No. 5: Jolui ]!. I'.spc N , Wasliinglon, D. C

I^oui.s llarti^, Washington, I). C

Janie.s ]5. Lambie, A\'asliington, L). C

Rudolph, M est .\: Co., Wasliington, D. C

• F. P. May .S: Co., Washington, I). C

Item I'M. Screws, iron, flat-head, ^4-incli, No. 6: Jiihii 1;. Ivspey, \Va.shington, D. C

I.ouis llartig, Washington, D. C J.mus ]!. r,aml)ie, Washington, D. C

Ru(lol])li, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

1'. P. :\ray & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

Item i6j.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 6: John B. Espe3% \Va.shington, D. C

I,oui.s Hartig, Washington, D. C do. James I?. L,amhie, Washington, D. C

Kudolpli, West & Co., Washington, D. C

r. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

Item 163.—Screws, iron, flat-head, No. S: John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C . L,ouis Hartig, Wa.shington, D. C James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C

Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do.

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C

Item 164. —Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch, No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do.

L,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. James B. lyambie, Wa.shington, D. C

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

Item 165.—.Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do.

I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C

P. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C

Item 166. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. S: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C

Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C

F. P. May &,Co., Washington, D. C

Item 167.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^^-inch. No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do.. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D, C . Item t68.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^/i-inch. No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C

Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C

Rudolph, We.st & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

Item 169.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 8:

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Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C James H. Lambie, Washington, D. C .

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Rudolph, W^est & Co., Wa.shington, D.

P. :\Iay & Co., Wa.shington, D. C . .

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Item 170. —Screws, iron, flat-head. No. 10: John B. ]{s])ey, Washington, I). C

do.... • 14 do.. . . 127 do.... •2.5 do.... . 125 do.... .14 do.... • 15 do...

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Item 170.—Screws, iron, flat-head, Xo. lo—Continued. James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C per gross. . $o. 20 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C 1 do 103 F. P. :May & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 , Item 171. —Screws, iron, flat-head. ii<(-inch, Xo. 10: John B. Espej-. Washington, D. C do 12 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 108 James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C do 22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 107 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 Item 172.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^^-inch, Xo. 10: John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do 13 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 118 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 23 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 116 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 13 Item 173. - Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, Xo. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 15 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 135 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C : do 27 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 143 F. P. May & Co., AVashington, D. C do 15 Item 174. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, Xo. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 16 Louis Hartig, Wa.shington, D. C do 16 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 28 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 152 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 16 Item 175. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 25^ -inch, Xo. 10: John B. Espey, AVashington, D. C do 175 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 175 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 165 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 17 Item 176. —Screws, iron, flathead, 2i4-inch, Xo. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 21 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . .21 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 37 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 191 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C .do 21 Item 177. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-)^-inch, Xo. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 24 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 24 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C ". do 43 Rudolph, West & Co, Washington, D. C do .214 F. P. May & Co., Washington. D. C do 24 Item 178. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, Xo. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 125 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C • do 105 James B. Lambie, Washinghton, D. C do 23 Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C do 112 F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 13 Item 179.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, Xo. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 14 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 126 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 125 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 14 Item 180. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, Xo. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 15 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 14 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 27 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 139 F. P. :May & Co., Washington, D. C do 15 Item 181.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, X'o. 12: John B. Espej-, Washington, D. C do 16 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... „ 154 S. Doc. 5 15
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Item iSi. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i>:^-inch, No. 12—Continued. James B. T^amhie, A\'ashin!.;lon, IX C per gross. . $0.30 Rudolph, West Co., Washington, D. C do 152 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 17 Item 182. —vScrews, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 12: John B. Espey, Wasliington, D. C. do 17 I^onis Ilartig, Washington, D. C do... . iS James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C do 32 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 16 F. r. May & Co., Washington, D. C do iS Item 1S3. —Screws, i-ron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 19 lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 20 James B. I,ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 36 Rudolph, West & Co., W"a.shington, D. C do 188 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 20 Item 1S4. —vScrews, iron, flat-head, 2-)^-inch, No. 12: John B. Espej', Washington, D. C do 25 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 255 James B. lyambie, AVashington, D. C do 45 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 227

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 25 Item 1S5. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 3,^-inch, No. 14: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 12 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 103 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 112 F. P. May & Co., W^ashington, D. C do 12 Item 1S6.—Screws, iron, flat-head, ij^-inch. No. 14: John B. Espey, Washington, 1). C do iS I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 171 James B. I^ambie, Washington, I). C do 35 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 17 F.P.May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 19 Item 1S7. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 14: John B. Espej', Washington, D. C do 20 L,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 185 James B. X,ambie, Washington, D. C do 37 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 182 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 20 Item 188.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 23 I^ouis Hartig, AVashington, D. C do 235 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 43 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do ... .21 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 23 Item 189.—.Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 14: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 26 lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 255 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C .- do 232 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 26 Item 190. —Brass oilers, J4-pint, lo-inch .spout:

Ivoviis Hartig, Washington, T>. C per dozen. . 2.76 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 5.45

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . 4. 50 Item 191. —Brass .spouts, 18 inches long, for ^-pint brass oilers: James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 85 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 00 Item 192. —Brass oilers, i-gill: I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do i. 78 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 2.45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do i. 20 F. P. May 8: Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 2.40 Item 193.—Black pipe, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per foot. . .368 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 194.—Black pipe, 3-inch: Thos. SomeiA-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C .per foot. . $0. 26 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 26 Item 195. —Black pipe, 2i4-inch: Thos. Somer^nlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . -.196 Cu3-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 20 Item 196.—Black pipe, 2-inch: Thos. Somer\dlle & vSons, Washington, D. C.^ do 123 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 125 Item 197.—Black pipe, i^^-inch: Thos. Somer\^lle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 092 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 095 Item 19S. —Black pipe, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C .do 077 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .'.

. .08 Item 199.—Black pipe, i-inch: Thos. Somer\nlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 056 Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 06 Item 200.—Black pipe, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 039 Cuyler & :\Iohler, Baltimore, Md '. do 04 Item 201. —Black pipe, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C

." do 035 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 035 Item 202. —Black pijie, -%-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 023 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 03 Item 203. —Black pipe, extra heavj-, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 647 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 68 Item 204. —Black pipe, extra hea\y, 3-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 453 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 47 Item 205. —Black pipe, extra heavy, 2-inch: r Thos. Somerville & Sons. Washington, D. C do 216 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 23 Item 206.—Black pipe, extra hea\'y, i,'2-inch: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 155 Cuyler & INIohler, Baltimore, ]Md do 165 Item 207. —Galvanized pipe, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 498 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 49 Item 20S. —Black steam elbows, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . 2.65 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 70 Item 209. —Black steam elbows, 25^-inch: Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.77 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.85 Item 210. —Black steam elbows, 2-inch: - Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 99 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .. . 1.04 Item 211. —Black steam elbows, ij^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 71 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 75 Item 212.—Black steam elbows, :^-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 57 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 60 Item 213.—Black steam elbows, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 37 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md. do 38 Item 214. —Black steam elbows, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C .do 28 Cuyler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 31 Item 215. —Black steam elbows, J^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 22 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 24
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Item 216. —Hlack steam elbows, Js-inch: Thos. Somerville Sons, Wasliington, D. C per dozen. . |o. 18 Curler & Mohler, Baltimore, Aid do 22 Item .'17. —Hlack steam lees, vineli;

Tlios. Somerville .'v Sons, Washington, D. C do 3.88 Cuyler & IMohler, Baltimore, Md do 3.98 Item 218.—Black steam tees, 21^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.58 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2.67 Item 219. —Black steam tees, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, AVashington, D. C do. ... 1.45 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . 1.49 Item 220. —Black steam tees, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville vSons, Washington, D. C do.... 1.02 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.08 Item 221. —Black .steam tees, i^^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 79 Cuyler & :\Iohler, Baltimore, Md do 89 Item 222.— Black steam tees, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 53 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 56 Item 223. —Black steam tees, %-inch:

Thos. Sonier\nlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 43 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 48 Item 224. —Black steam tees, 5^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 32 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 36 Item 225.— Black steam tees, %-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 28 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 30 Item 226.—Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves, brass: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do.... 4.46 Thos. Somerville & vSons, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 4.44 Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 4.78 Item 227. —Jenkins Brothers' J^-inch globe valves, brass: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. ... 5. 70 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 70 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 6. 09 Item 228. —Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves, brass: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 9.98 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 9.96 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 10.98 Item 229. —Jenkins Brothers' i^^-inch globe valves, bra.ss: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . 14. 26 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .. . 14.25 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 15. 24 Item 230. —Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch globe valves, brass: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 19.61 Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do. ... 19. 55 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 21. 10 Item 231. —Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves, brass: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 31. 19 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .. . 31.00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 33.69 Item 232. —Incande.scent lamps, 16 candlepower, 120 volts, 50 watts: The Columbia Incande.scent Lamp Company, St. L,ouis, Mo each. . . 17 The General Electric Company, Harrison, N. J do 17 Eastern Electric Company, I,owell, Mass do 14 Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 15 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do 17 The McCay Engineering Company, Baltimore, Md do 16% Thomp.son Electric Company, Alexandria, Va do 17 The Franklin Electric Manufacturing Company-, Hartford, Conn do 15 General Incandescent Arc I^ight Company, New York, N. Y do 15 Item 233. —Incandescent lamps, 25 candlepower, 120 volts, 78 watts: The Columbia Incandescent I^amp Company, St. I^ouis, Mo do 17 The General Electric Company, Harrison, N. J do 17
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Item 233.—Incandescent lamps, 25 candlepower,i2o volts, 78 watts—Continued. Eastern Electric Company, I^owell, Mass each. . $0. 17 Manhattan Electrical Suppl}^ Company, New York, N. Y do 15 National Electrical vSupph- Companj-, Washington, D. C do 17 The McCay Engineering Compam^ Baltimore, Md do . . 16% Thompson Electric Company, Alexandria, Va do 17 The Franklin Electric Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do 17 General Incandescent Arc I,ight Company, New York, N. Y do 15 Item 234. —Incandescent lamps, 32 candlepower, 120 volts, 100 watts: The Columbia Incandescent Eamp Company', St. Eouis, Mo do 26 The General Electric Company-, Harrison, N. J do 26 Eastern Electric Company-, Eowell, Mass do 21 Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 24 National Electrical Supply Company-, Washington, D. C do 26 The McCay Engineering Companj-, Baltimore, Md do 26 Thompson Electric Company, Alexandria, Ya do 26 The Franklin Electric INIanufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do 24 General Incandescent Arc Eight Companj-, New York, N. Y do 24 Item 235.—Grimshaw tape, black, ^-inch wide: NeeU- Electric Company. Washington, D. C per pound. . . 70 Manhattan Electrical Supply Company-, New York, N. Y,. do 60 National Electrical Supply Company-, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 236. —White porcelain deep shades, 10 inches in diameter: The E. F. Brooks Compaii}-, Washington, D. C per 100. . 25. 00 Neely Electric Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 20. 00 Manhattan Electrical vSupph' Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 12. 50 The -NlcCa}' Engineering Corapanj-, Baltimore, Md do. ... 14. 00 Item 237. —Inclosed incandescent arc-light carbons, 34 by 12 inches: Neeh' Electric Company, Washington, D. C per 1,000 pairs. . 60. 00 Manhattan Electrical Supply Companj-, New York, N. Y do. . . . 34.11 The Standard Carbon Company, Cleveland, Ohio do 52.00 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do 63. 75 Item 238. —Cut-outs, No. 61465: Neely Electric Company, Washington, D. C each. . . 30 Manhattan Electrical .Supply Compan3% New York, N. Y do 35 National Electrical Supph' Company, Washington, D. C do 325 Item 239.—Cut-outs, No. 614.87: Neeh- Electric Companj-, Washington, D.C do S25 Manhattan Electrical Supply Company', New York, N. Y do 82 National Electrical Supplj^ Company, Washington, D. C do 825 Item 240.—Cut-outs, No. 61243: Neely Electric Compau}-, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 15 Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 15 National Electrical Supply Companj', Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 15 Item 241. —Cut-outs, No. 62935: Neely Electric Company, Wa.shington, D. C do 50 Manhattan Electrical Supply Conipanj^ New York, N. Y do 50 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do 50 Item 242.—Eanip cord. No. 18, B. and S. gauge: Neely Electric Company, Washington, D. C per yard. . .036 Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .03 National Electrical Supply- Company, Washington, D. C do 0315 The Safety- In.sulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do 028 Item 243.—Rvibber wire, No. 12: The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y per 100 feet. . i. 25 Item 244. —Rubber wire. No. 10: The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . i. 85 Item 245. —Rubber wire. No. 8: The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Companj^, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 15 Item 246. —Rubber wire, No. 6: The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do 3. 25 Item 247. —Virginia-pine culls, i-inch thick, dressed one side: Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C per M feet. . 18.50 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do iS.oo Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. . . . 19.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 17. 00
230 REPORT OF TPIE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 24S. —White-pine shelving, dressed: Thos. R. Riley, Washington, D. C per M feet. . $47.50 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 47.50 Thos. W. vSmith, Washington, D. C .do. ... 55. 00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. .. 32.50 Item 249. —White-pine selects, i-inch thick, dressed: Thos. R. Rilej', Washington, D. C do 99.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washini^ton, D. C do 88.00 Thos. W. Sniitli, Washington, I). C '...do 76.00 Church & Stephenson, Wasliingloii. 1). C do.... 70.00 Item 250.—White-pine selects, i]4 inches thick, dre.ssed: Thos. R. Rile}', Washington, D. C do. ... 99.00 W. T. Galliher Uro., Was]iiii;rton, D. C do 88.00 Thos.W. Siiiitli. D C do 78.00 Church & Stephen -on. \\'a--liington, D. C do... . 70.00 Item 251. —White-])ine led-, 2 inches thick, dressed: Thos. R. Riley. A\'a-liin,Lfl()n, D. C do 99.00 W. T. Galliher .S: J;ro., Wa,shington, D. C do 88.00 Thos. W. Smith, Wa.-hington, D. C do 80.00 Church & Stei)henson, Washington D. C do... . 70.00 Item 252.—Georgia-])ine flooring, inches thick: Thos. R. Riley. Wa-hinc^tnn. D. C do 57.50 W. T. Galliher cS: ];ro. Wa-hinc^lon, D. C do 49.00 Thos. W. Sniitli, W a-hin.i.'^ton. D. C do 48.00 Church & Stei)hen-')n, A\'ashington, D. C do.... 38.00 Item 253. —-Caljinet oak, i inch thick: Thos. R. Riley, Wa'-hington. D. C do.... 5.007 W. T. Galliher ts: Bro., \\"a.shington, D. C do. .. . 55.00 Thos. W. vSniith, Washington, D. C ." do. ... 48. 00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 54. 00 Item 254. —Cabinet oak, i inches thick, dressed: Thos, R, Riley. Washington, D. C do So. 00 W. T. r.alliher N: J!ro.. A\ ri-hington, D. C do 55.00 Thos. A\'. Sniilli. Wa-hinLTlon, D. C do.... 50.00 Church K: Stephen'-on, \\'a-hin,gton, D. C do.... 54.00 Item 255. —Cabinet oak, 2 inches thick: Thos. R. Riley. Wa.-hington, 1). C do 80.00 W. T. fVallihcr Bro., A\"ashington, D. C do 55.00 Thomas W. Smith, Wasliington, D. C do. ... 50.00 Church 8: Stephen.son, Washington, D. C do.. 54.00 Item 256. — Poplar, dressed to ^ inch: Thos. R. Riley, Wasliinczton. J). C do 55.00 W. T. Galliher ^: ]U<,.. W ri-liinL,aon, D. C do 37 50 Thomas Sniilh. Wa-hin'^b .n. I). C do.... 40.00 Chureh .S: SU ; -Iv 11 -n , \\',a-hin,ii!on, \). C do 37.50 Item 257.—Cherr_\ . (lre--( d to " inch; Thos. R. Rile\, W a-hinL^lon, ]). C do 125.00 W. T. Galliher 8: i;ro., \\ a-hin,gton, D. C do 115.00 Thomas W. ^niitli. W'ashingtfju, D. C do.... 120.00 Church iS: St( jjlieu^Mn, Washington, D. C do.... 130.00 Item 25S. —\'ir.ginia j^inc . by i inches, rough: Thos. R. Riley, \\ a-hiii,:;ton. J). C do 15.50 W. T. Galliher it liro., Washington, I). C do 14.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington. D. C . do 16.00 Church & Ste])henson, Washington, D. C do... . 14.00 Item 259.—Georgia ]<iii( , : by - inches, dressed four sides: Thos. R. Riley, A\ a-hington, D. C do 32.50 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 32.50 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 28.00 Chnrch & Stei)henson, AVashington, D. C do.... 29.00 Item 260.—Maple, 2 inches thick, rough: Thos. R. Riley, Washington, IJ. C do 65.00

\V. T. Galliher & Bro., Wa.shington, D. C do 48. 00 Thomas W. vSmith, Washington, D. C do 52.00 Church & Stephen.son, Washington, D. C do 53- 00 Item 261.— Crash for toweling: Woodward & I^othrop, Wa.shington, D. C per yard. . . 103 Do do 113 Do do 125
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Item 261.—Crash for toweling—Continued.

R. P. Clarke Companv, Washington. D. C ,. $0. 124 Do do .136 Do do.... .132 Do ; do. ..

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.119 Do do. .129 Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .083 Do do.... .083 Do.... - do... . .088 do.... •133 do.... •095 Do : do.... .107 Do do . 102 Do do .128 Item 262.—Bleached cotton, yard wide: Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D. C do .081 R. P. Clarke Companv, Washington, D. C do...

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.078 Ed-w-in H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa . do .078 X,ansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do .083 do .056 Do do.... •053 Item 263. —Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide:

...do.... .107 R. P. Clarke Companv, Washington, D. C do... . • 103

. 10 Do '. do . lOI do . 102 095

Item 264. —Bleached cotton, 6-4 wide:

149 R. P. Clarke Companv, Washington, D C do...

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.142 Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .14 Do do.... •143 do .142 do... . •134 Item 265. —Bleached cotton, 9-4 wide:

do.... .216 do.... . 203 Edw in 11. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do • 195 Do do... . . 198

-. do •195 do. .. . .189 Item 266. —Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide;

•234 do... . . 226 .216 Do do . 221 Eanslnirgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do . 22 do . 207 Item 267. —I'nhleached cotton, yard wide:

.067 Do do.... .07 do... .04 Do do.... .04 Do do •043 do.... .041 Do do... . • 045 Do do... . .044 do... . .038 John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .063 Do do .048 Item 268. —Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide:

do... . •135 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do.... .004 Do do... . .124 Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .125 Do do.... .12S Lansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do...

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. 12 do.... . 121
232 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 269.— Unbleached canton flannel, 32 inches wide:

R. r. Clarke Coniiiany, Wasliinj^ton, D. C per yard. . $0,098

I^ansl)iir,i; N: HrollKr, Washin<;t()n, D. C do 099 John Wananiaker, Philadelphia, Pa do 118 Item 270. —Paper cambric, white, in rolls: Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D. C do 062

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 064 I^ansbnrgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do 065 John Wananiaker, Philadelphia, Pa do 053 Item 271. —Cambric, white, 24 inches wide: Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D. C do 045 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 042 Tyansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do 043

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 047 John Wananiaker, Philadelphia, Pa do 043 Item 272. —Alpaca braid, ^-inch: W^oodward & I^othrop, Washington, D. C do 0125 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D.C do 012 I^ansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do 015 Item 273. —Jewelers' cotton, white:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per ponnd. . .21 Woodward & I^othrop, Washington, D. C do 20

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 274.—Blankets: Woodward & I^othrop, Washington, D. C per pair. . 3. 00 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. .. . 2.99 I,ansbnrgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.95 John Wananiaker, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. . 3.50 Item 275. —Rope for pressing machines: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. .075

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 054 Item 276.—Cotton wrapping cord: .Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 11%

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . .119 Item 277.—Page cord: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 178 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 184

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 182 Item 278. —Heavy twine:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 057 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 06 Do do 065 Do do 07 Do do 08 Do do 07 Do do 095 Do do 10 Do : do 105 Do do 115 Do do 115 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 059 Hoffman-Corr INIanufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 06

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 057 Do do 0525 Do do 0575 Do do 0625 Do do 054 Do do.. . .059 Do. do 064 Do do 105 Do do. .. .10 Do do 064 Do do 056 Do do 0975 Item 279. —Twine:

R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washington, D. C do 085 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 06 Do do 065
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Item 279. —Twine—Continued.

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C per pound. . $0.07 Do do 08 Do do....' .07 Do do 095 Do do 10 Do do 105 Do ^ do 115 Do : do 115 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 07 HofTman-Corr ;Maniifacturing Companj', Philadelphia, Pa do 0675

J. P. NaAvrath, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 064 Item 280. —Jute twine, 6-ph-: R. P. Clarke Companj-, Washington, D. C do 089 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 087

J. P. Nawrath, New York, X. Y do 09 Do do 0S5 Do do 08 Item 281. —Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3, 4, 5 or 6 ply: R. P. Clarke CompanA*, Washington, D. C do 105 Do do II Do do 115 Do do 125 Do do 125 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 1575 HofFman-Corr Manufacturing Company-, Philadelphia, Pa do 16

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y : do 095 Do do 15 Do do 145 Item 2S2.—Heavy jute twine, S-ply: R. P. Clarke Company, Washington D. C do 089 Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do 069

J. P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 061 Do do 057 Do do 056 Do do. ... . 059 Do do 06 Do do 065 Item 2S3. —Potash, first sorts: ]Mackall Brothers, Washington, D. C do 04525 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 047 M. Feigel & Bro., Xew York, X. Y do 045

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 055 Henry Passolt, Saginaw, Mich do 0425 John Brower & Co., Xew York, N. Y do. . . . 05125 Item 284.—Florida sponge, medium:

George C. McKesson, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 3.50 Robert H. Van Schaack, Chicago, 111 do 2.57 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa .do. ... 2.30 Oscar vSchlegel, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 1.50

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do... . 2.65 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . i. 35 Item 285. —Florida .sponge, small: George C. McKesson, New York, N. Y do. ... 2.00 Robert H. Van Schaack, Chicago, 111 .do. ... 2. 27 Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. 10 Oscar Schlegel, Xew York, X. Y do. ... i. 20 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . 1.35 Item 286.—Venetian formes sponge, bleached, medium:

George C. McKesson, Xew York, X. Y do. .. . 12.00 Robert H. Van .Schaack, Chicago, 111 do. ... 2.47 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 2. 20 Oscar Schlegel, Xew York, X. Y do. ... i. 25

Z. D. Gilman, AVashington, D. C do 3.65 Item 2S7. —Venetian formes sponge, unbleached, medium:

George C. ]VI,cKe.s.son, Xew York, X.Y do. ... 8. 00 Robert H. Van Schaack, Chicago, 111 do... . 1.72 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 70

Z. D. Gilman, AVashington, D. C do. .. . 1.85
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Item 2SR. —Gasoline, 74 degrees:

$0. 10 Item 2S9.— Tarcoliii: do...

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•30 Item 290. —Alcohol, 94 per cent:

2.495 Item 291. —Pure linseed oil: .65. do... •65 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

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•63 .625 Item 292. —Pure linseed oil, boiled: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do .67 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do...

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.67 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C •65 •645 Item 293. —White lead:

.056

•055 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . .056 ~ do 057

do 057

Item 294.—Turpentine:

Chas. Becker, Wa.shington, D. C 50 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do •50 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 47

do.... •457 Item 295.—Crude turpentine:

. 027 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .. .04

•05 Item 296.—Rubricating compound:

• 105 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do...

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. lor, Standard Oil Companv, Baltimore, Md do .08 do • 115 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do...

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.09

. II Item 297. —BerrN^'s hard-oil finish, light:

1-35 Hugh Reillv, Washington, D. C do 1-45 do.... 1-35 do 1. 48 Item 29S. —French zinc in oil: .0S5 Do do. .. . .08 Hugh Reilly, W^a.shington, D. C do.... .09 do.... .08 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do... .079

.08 do.... .065 Item 299. —Wax tapers:

•39 do. .. . •39 do.... •52 do •37 Item 300. —No. I glass, 10 hy 12 inches:

3.82 Hugh Reillv, Washington, D. C do...

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3^30

3^75

3^iS Item 301. —No. I glass, i: by 14 inches: Chas. Becker, Washin-tdii, D. C do... . 4 .00 Hugh Reillv, Washiii-ton, D. C do... . 3-50 Geo. 1'. iSIuth & Co., Washington, I). C do.... do....
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Item 302.—No. I glass, 12 by 15 inches: Chas. Becker, "Washington, B.C per box. Hugh Reilh-, Washington, D. C do. .

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Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Shoemaker & Bnsch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 303.—No. I glass, 12 bj- iS inches: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. .. Hugh Reiily, Washington, D. C do. .

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Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 304. —No. I glass, 12 hy 20 inches: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C , do. .. Hugh Reiily, Washington, D. C do. .

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Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 305. —Glue bru.shes, i>^-inch: Barber & Ross, Wa.shington, D. C per dozen.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., W^ashington, D. C do. .

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J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklj-n, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .

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lyouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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B. & O. IVIyers, New York, N. Y do. .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. Item 306. —Glue brushes, 2-inch: Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C do... Geo. F. :Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do...

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do... Do do. .. Shoemaker & Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do... Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .

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I<ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. \' do. .

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B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do. .. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 307. —Glue brushes, 2>^-inch: Barber & Ross, Wa.shington, D. C do. .

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Geo. F. :Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. .. Do do. .

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Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .. lyOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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B. & O. :\ryers. New York, N. Y do. .

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Rudolph, West & Co., W"a.shington , D. C : do. .

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Item 30S. —Glue brushes, 3-inch: Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C do. .. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .. Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .

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I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do. .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. Item 309.—Glue brushes, 3^-inch: Barber & Ro.ss, Washington, D. C : do. .

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Geo. F. Mvith & Co., AVashington, D. C do. .

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J. J Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. .. Do do. .. Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ..
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Item 309. —Glue brushes, 3J4-inch —Continued. Oscar Schlegel, New York, N . Y $31-50 do... 29. 00

B. ^: 0. :\rvcrs, New York, N. Y do... 52.65 Rudolph, West Co.,\\'ashinL;ton, I). C do... 29. 60 Item 310. —Pick brushes; Geo. I". Muth & Co., Washington, I). C do... 6. 90

J. J. Adams .Vc Co., lirooklyn, N. Y do... • 6.25

• 4-40

E. cS: 0. Mvers, New York, N. Y do... 2. 20 Item 311. —L}-e brushes: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... 4- 15 do... 2.40

B. & 0. Mj-ers, New York, N. Y' do... • 7-30 Item 312. —Brushes, Clinton, No. 3: Geo. K. Muth & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do... • 10. 75

. 16.40 Item 313. —Matrix brushes:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. \' do... 59.00

do. .

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. 60. 00 Item 314. —Fitches, J^-inch: Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do... •75 do... .50 Hugh Reilly, Wa.shington, D. C do... •95 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... • 47 Woodward & L,othrop, Washington, D. C do.. •4675 Do do... .62 do... • 47 Do do... • 70 do... . .69 vShoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. •54

• 65 do... .4^ Item 315. —.Sash tools, No. 8: Chas. Becker, Washington, 1^. C do... 2.50 Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C do... 2.48 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do... 2. 00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., W'ashington, D. C do... 2.30 do... 2.30 Do ' do... 2.32 do... 1.56 vShoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do... 2.28 O.scar vSchlegel, New Y'ork, N. Y do... •65 James B. lyambie, "Washington, D. C do... .90 Rudolph, W^est & Co., Washington, D. C do... 2.30 Itenr 316. —Dust brushes, round end: Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C do... 4.9S do. .. S. 40

do... 4- 95 Do do... 4.25 do... 5- 30 do... 4.90 do... 3-S5 do... 5. 20 Do do... 6.50 Item 317. —Turkey-feather du.sters, 14-inch: Barber 8: Ross, Washington, D. C do... 9^30

A\'o<)(l\vard iSc I^othrop, W^ashingtoii, D. C do... 1.96 do .. 2. 00 do... 2.19

1.96 John .\. .Schaefer, Washington, D. C do... 3. 12 do... 2-75 Rudolph, West 6c Co., Washington, D. C do... 1. 98 do... S.50 Item 31S. —Belting, i-inch:

.o6r .0375
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Item 31S. —Belting, i-inch—Continued. Page Belting Conipan}-, Concord, N. H per foot. . |o. 05 Thos. Somer^-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 053

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 045 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C .do 065 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Companj-, Chicago, 111 do. . . .051 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 048 Kdwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do 044 Item3i9.—Belting, I ^-inch: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do T04 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 0625 Page Belting Companj-, Concord, N. H do 0S5 Thos. Somer^-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 092

J. R. vStine & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 0775 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 11 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Companj^ Chicago, 111 do 087 Chas. A. Schieren & Co, New York, N. Y do 083 Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do 049 Item 320. —Belting, 2-inch, extra heavy: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 148 Hudson Belting Companj-, Worcester, Mass do 09 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 12 Thos. Somer^'ille & Sons, Wasliington, D. C do 135

J. R. vStine & Co., New York, N. Y do 11 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 15 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Companj-, Chicago, 111 do 123 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 117 Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do 105 Item 321.—Belting, 2^-inch, extra hea%'5': Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 19 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 115 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 155 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 176

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 145 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 20 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Companj% Chicago, 111 .. do 159 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 157 Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do 136 Item 322. —Belting, 3-inch, extra heav'y: Autnen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 23 Hud.son Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 14 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do. . . . 187 Thos. Somerv'ille & vSons, Washington, D. C do 212

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 1725 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 24 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 192 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 182 Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do 164 Item 323.—Belting, 3-inch, double, extra heavy:

Auijien & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 384 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 28 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 375 Thos. Somer^dlle & vSons, Washington, D. C do 401

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 345 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 48 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 384 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 365 Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do 304 Item 324. —Belting, 3^-inch, extra heavy: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 274 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 1675 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 222 Thos. Somervnlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 257

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 205 James B. Eambie, Washington, D. C do 28 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 228 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 217 Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind , . . , . do 196
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Item 325. —IJfUinp:, Aiinu'ii >\: (-.:iri\U, I!,! lliulsou lltUiiiL; Cmiii Page IJeltiiig Coinp.in Thos. Somervillc ^: S<

J. R. Stiiu; .S: Co., X(_;\\ JaiiR> ];. I.aiiihic, Wa

The Cliica-o Rawhide

Clias. A. Schicrc-u 6c C( Kdw-iii W. Chirk, Indi Item 326. —Belting, 4-inch

li, donhle, extra heav}-;

liniorc, :Md my, AVorcLsUr, Ma.s.s

•, Concord, N. II ns, AW'isliington, I). C

York, N. Y

hington, D. C

IMannfactnring Company, Chicago, 111.

., New York, X. Y

inapoli.s, Ind

extra heav-y:

. . .per foot. do...

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$0.

Aumen & C~,arrett, Baltimore, Md do... Hudson Belting Companj', Worcester, Mass do. .

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Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do. .

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Thos. Sonier\'ille & Sous, Washington, D. C do. .

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J. R. Stine cS: Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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James B. L,ambie, Washington, U. C do... The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do. .

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Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do... :Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do... Item 327. —Belting, 4-inch, double, extra heavy: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do... HucLson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do... Page Belting Compau}-, Concord, N. H do. .. Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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J. R. vStine & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do. .

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Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do. .

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Item 328. —Belting, 6-iuch, extra heavy: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md .do Hudson Belting Compan}^ Worcester, Mass , do. . . . Page Belting Companj^ Concord, N. H do. . .

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Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .. . J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do. . .

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James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ..

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The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do

Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do Kdwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do .. . Item 329. —Belting, 6-inch, double, extra heavy: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. .. . Hudson Belting Companj^ Worcester, Ma.ss do.... Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do. . . . Thos. Somer\nlle & Sons, Washington, t). C do . . J. R. vStine & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do. .. . Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. . Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do. . . . Item 330. —Belting,'8-inch, extra heavy: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, ISId do. .. . Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do

Thos. vSomerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do James B. lyambie, Washington, U. C do. . .

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The Chicago RaAvhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do. . . . Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do. .. . Item 331. —Belting, 8-inch, double, extra heavj': Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . . Hud.son Belting Conii^any, Worcester, Mass do. ..

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Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do.... Thos. Somerville & Sons, \\"ashinglon, D. C do

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do
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Item 331.—Belting, S-inch, double, extra heavy—Continued.

Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y per foot. . $1,003 Edwin \V. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do 836 Item 332.—Belting, lo-inch, extra heavy: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 792 Hud.son Belfemg Company, Worcester, Mass do 4475 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H. do. . . . .64 Thos. Somerv'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 726

J. R. vStine & Co., New York, N. Y do 595 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C, do 83 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 66 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y • do 627 Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do 564 Item 333. —Belting, lo-inch, double, extra hea\'y: Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 1.32 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 8975 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 1.287 Thos. Somei-ville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1-375

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 19 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.66 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Compan3% Chicago, 111 do. ... 1.32 Chas, A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do ... i. 254 Edwin W. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind do. . . . 1.045 Item 334. —Rawhide cut laces, i<(-inch: John B. Espej', Washington, D. C per 100 feet. . .38 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md -do 38 Hud.son Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 36 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 3S

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . .355 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 48 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 .do .50 Chas. A. Schiereji & Co., New York, N. Y do 342 Item 335. —Rawhide cut laces, jjVinch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 48 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 47 Hud.son Belting Compan3^ Worcester, Mass do 45 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 475

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 405 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 60 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 63 Chas. A. vSchieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 428 Item 336. —Rawhide cut laces, %-inch: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do 58 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do 57 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Ma.ss do. . . . .54 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do ... .57

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 485 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 70 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 75 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y .do 513 Item 337.—Rawhide cut laces, }^-inch: Jo'hn B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 76 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md. do. . . .76 Hud.son Belting Company, Worcester, Ma.ss do 72 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 76

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 65 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 95 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do. ... i.oo Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 684 Item 338.—Rawhide cut laces, fg-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . 1.00 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do. . . . i. 05 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 99 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do. . . . 1.045

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 90 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 30 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 . . .do i. 37 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 941
240 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 339. —Wipin>j; paper, in rolls 4 inches wide:

Geo. W, Millar ^: Co., Xcw York, N. Y per pound.. $0. R. r. Clarke- Conipan>-, Washington, D. C do Do do... . Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. .. . J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do Do do. .. Do do Do do Do do Do do.... Universal Supi)ly Company, New Y^ork, N. Y do... . Item 340. —Wipin;^ paper, in rolls 5 inches wide:

Geo. \y. IMillar & Co., New York, N. Y do

R. P. Clarke Compan3', Washington, D. C do. . .

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Do do

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do

Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y. do. .

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Item 341. —Wiping paper, in rolls 6 inches wide:

Geo. W. Millar & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y do. .. . R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do Do do

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. .. . Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do

Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. .. . Item 342. —Wiping paper, in rolls 7 inches wide: Geo. W. Millar & Co., New Y'ork, N. \- do...

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R. P. Clarke Compan}', Washington, D. C do Do do...

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Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do

Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . Item 343.—Wiping paper, in rolls 8 inches wide: Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do

R. P. Clarke Company, Wa.shington, D. C do. ..

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Do do. .: . Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do

Universal Supplj' Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . Item 344. —Toilet paper, 5 inches wide, in rolls: R. P. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Wa.shington, D. C per roll. . Do do Do do Do do

Barber & Ross, Wa.shington, D. C do

R. P. Clarke Company, Wa.shington, D. C do Do ...do....
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Item 344. —Toilet paper, 5 inches wide, in rolls—Continued. Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa $0 059 Chas. G. Stott & Co., Washington, D. C do... 03 do... 048 do... 063 Do do... 053 do... 055 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 06 do... 04 Item 345.—Emer\- cloth: 50 Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C • do... 45 do... 38 Armour Sand Paper Works, New York, N. Y do... 40

do... 45 Aumen & Garrett, Baltimore, Md do... 43 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do... 48 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do... 44 do... 42 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 40 Item 346.—Brooms, No. 7: Barber & Ross, Washington, D. C 3 30 do... 2 75 do... 2 95 Do do... 2 75 Do ... . do... 3 29 vShoemaker & Busch, PhiladelphiaJ^ Pa ...do... 2 45 do... 3 24 do... 3 45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 3 35 Do do... 2 98 Item 347. —Brooms, No. 8: do... 3 57 do... 3 00 do... 3 25 Do do... 3 50 do... 3 40 do... 2 65 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... 3 75 do... 3 30 Do do... 3 48 Item 348.—Soap:

Swift & Co., Chicago, 111 042 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do... 044 Western Manufacturing and Oil Company, Newark, N. J do... 04 do... 047 M. P. Bush, Philadelphia, Pa do... 037 Do do 0425 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do... 0425 The Christopher I.ipps Company, Baltimore, Md do... 047 do... 046 Item 349. —AVater buckets, cedar:

2 29 Do do... 3 12 do... 2 86 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do... 3 50 do... 2 60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 2 58 Item 350.—Buckets, galvanized iron, 12-quart: Woodward & I^othrop, Washington, D. C do... I 98

IvOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C. do... 2 18 John A. .Schaefer, Washington, D. C do... 2 II James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do... 2 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C ! do... 95 Do 2 20 Item 351.—Earthen crocks, i gallon: Woodward & L,othrop, Washington, D. C do... 25 John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C do... I 80 S. Doc. 5 16
242 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 352.—Sawdust: John B. Daish, Washington, D. C $0.25

^ Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do... •30* The Grove I^ime and Coal Company, Washington, D. C do... . 20 K. W. Heller, Baltimore, Md ... do. .. . 21 Item 353. -Cotton waste, XXX:

Baltimore Waste Company, Baltimore, Md .066 Barber & Ross, Wa.shington, U. C do... •075 .079 Thomas Somerville & Sons, Wasliington, D. C do. .. .08 do... . 072 Do do... do...

• 07

.068 do... .066 do. .. .079 do. .. •075 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. .0725 Item 354. —Portland cement:

3.00 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .. 4- 25 Thos. Somer\dlle & vSons, Washington, D. C do. .. 2.75 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. .

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3.20 Item 355.—Rosendale cement:

do. .. 1. 10 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .

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2. 00 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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1-75 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. .

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I. 60 Item 356. —I,ump lime:

do. .. •65 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .

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1-75 do. . 85

Item 357. —Sharp sand:

1.30 Item 358.—Sun window awnings, complete: W. B. Moses & Sons, Washington, D. C 1.92 M. G. Copeland & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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I. 70 Woodward & lyOthrop, Washington, D. C do. .

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I. So R. C. M. Burton & Son, Washington, D. C 1-75 Item 359. —Re-covering sun window awning frames: W. B. Moses & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .. 1-35 M. G. Copeland & Co., M^ashington, D. C do. .

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1.25 1-25 R. C. M. Burton & Son, Washington, D. C do... 1.50 Item 360. —Washing towels: James H. Ellsworth, Washington, D. C •74 John D. Frazee, Washington, D. C do.... .70 Boston Steam I^aundrj- Company, Washington, D. C do.... •85 Washington I,aundr>' Compan}^ Washington, D. C do.... • 70 No. i\.—Schedule of proposals for supplying the Govcrnmefit Printing O^ffice with

material {exclusive ofpaper) from July /, igo2, to June 30, 1903. Item 361. —Binder's boards, No. i: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y per pound. . $0,022 Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 029 Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y do 024 Ingalls & Co., Castleton, N. Y do 03 The I^ewis Knerr Paper Company-, Cincinnati, Ohio do 018 Item 362.—Binder's boards, No. 2: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 018

r;. p. Andrews & Co. (Incorporated), Washnigton, D. C do 0182 Do do 0185 Universal Suppl}- Company, New York, N. Y do 0182 Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y do 0185 Ingalls & Co., Castleton, N. Y do 02 Do do .018 Item 363. —Binder's boards, lined: Universal Supply Companj', New York, N. Y do 0212
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Item 364.—DaveA-'s boards: A. L. Henderson, Millburn. X. J $0,042 W. 0. Davey & Sons, Jersey- City, X. J

do... .047 do... .044 Item 365. —Strawboard:

do... . 0148 Dobler & Mudge. Baltimore, INId do... .013 Item 366. —Strawboard. lined: do. .. .01 78 Item 367.—Trunk board: Fred M. Gane Company, Xew York, X. Y do... 055

do... • 059 Item 36S.—Card middles, 22 by 2S inches:

do... • 037 Item 369.—Turkey morocco, various colors: H. Griffin & Sons, Xew York, X. Y 14. 90 The A. Haug Company, Xevr York. X". Y do... 12.65 do .. 12.40 John Campbell & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do... 12.42 Fred M. Gane Companv, Xew York, X. Y do... 12.45 Thomas Gamar & Co.. Xew York. X. Y do... 12. 00 Item 370. —Cochineal Turkey- morocco:

H. Griffin & Sons, Xew York, X. Y do... 14.90 The A. Haug Companv. Xew York. X. Y .....do... • 12.45 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do... 12.40 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do... 12. 42 do... 12.45 do... 12. 00 Item 371. —Levant Turkey morocco, various colors: H. Griffin & Sons, Xew York, X. Y do... . 24. 00 do... . 32.00 do... . 23.00 Item 372. —Levant cochineal Turkey morocco:

H. Griffin & Sons, Xew York, X. Y do... . 25.00 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York. X. Y do... • 33- 00 Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do... . 23. 00 Item 373.—English calf, various colors: H. Griffin 6c Sons. Xew York. X. Y do... . 26.50 The A. Haug Companv, Xew York, X. Y do... . 25.00 do... . 22. 00 Thomas Gamar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do... . 26.00 Item 374. —Blue straight-grained roan: The A. Haug Companv, Xew York, X. Y do... - 8.50 John Campbell & Co.. Xew York. X. Y do. .. . 6. 14 Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do... 5- 75 Item 375.—Cochineal straight-grained roan

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The A. Haug Companv. Xew York. X. Y do... S.50 John Campbell & Co., Xew York. X. Y do... 7- 14 do... 5- 95 Item 376. —Green straight-grained roan

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The A. Haug Companv. Xew York. X. Y do... • 8. 50 John Campbell & Co.. Xew York. X. Y do... • 7- 14 Thomas Garnar & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do... - 5-95 Item 377.—Maroon straight-grained roan: The A. Haug Companv. Xew York. X. Y do... - 8.50 John Campbell & Co.. Xew York. X'. Y do... - 7- 14 Thomas Gamar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do... • 5-95 Item 378.—Light-brown ungrained roan: John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X, Y do... - 7- 14 Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do... • 7- 75 Item 379.—Light-green ungrained roan: 'John Campbell & Co.. Xew York. X. Y do... • 7-14 Thomas Garnar & Co.. Xew York. X. Y do... • 5-95 Item 380.—Blue straight-grained skiver, dull finish: John Campbell & Co.. Xew York. X'. Y do... - 7-14 Do 6. 14 Fred 'M. Gane Companv, Xew York. X. Y do... • 7-05 Thomas Garnar & Co. , X'ew York, X'. Y do... . 6.20
244 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 381. —Blue ungrained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . $7. 14. Do do. ... 6. 14 Fred M. Cxane Company, New York, N. Y do 6. 10 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6.00 Item 382. —Blue ungrained .skiver, gloss finish: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 14 Do do.... 6.14 Fred M. C.auv Company, New York, N. Y do 6. 19 Thomas Carnar iS: Co., New York, N. Y do 6.25 Item 383.—Cochineal straight-grained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 14 Do do 6. 14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 20 Item 384. —Brown vmgrained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 14 Do do. ... 6. 14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 50 Item 385.—Cochineal Kngli-sh title leather, thin: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 9.00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 14 Do do.... 6.14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6.00 Item 386.—Cochineal English title leather thick: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do ^ 9.50 John Campbell & Co., New Yoi'k, N. Y , do. ... 7. 14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7.40 Item 387.—Blue English title leather, thin: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 95 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 14 Do do 6.14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 75 Item 388.—Blue English title leather, thick: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 8.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 70 Item 389. —Green English title leather, thin: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. ... 9. 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 14 Do do. . . 6. 14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 50 Item 390. —Green English title leather, thick: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 9.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 14 Thouias Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 75 Item 391. —I,aw .sheep, extra, medium thickness: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 8. 14 Do do... 7.14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 8.45 Do do. . . . 6. 95 Item 392. —I,aw sheep, extra, thin: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 14 Fred M. Gane Company', New York, N. Y do. ... 6.75 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7.45 Item 393. —I^aw calf: lyouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 28. 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 22. 00 Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 21.99 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 20.70 Item 394.—Bark .skiver, medium:

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 5.95 Geo. Dudlej^ & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do. ... 6.50 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 5.40 Item 395. —Bark .skiver, thin: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y , do 5.95 Geo. Dudley & Son Conipanj^, West Winsted, Conn do. ... 5. 25 Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y do... . 4-99 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 70
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Item 396. —Fleshers, medium size:

25 Oco. Diidlcv & Soil Conip3.iiy> 'W^cst ^iVinstcd., Conn . .

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do 3 50 An

3 74 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y An

3 30 Item 397.—Fleshers, large size: do 4 50 Geo. Dndlev &• Son Company^ W^est W insted, Comi . .

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do 4 75 Fred :M. Gane Companv, New York, N. Y do.... 4 99 An 4 25 Item 398. —Imitation Russia, in whole skins, medium: The Howell-Hinchman Company', Middletowii, N. Y .

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do 104 do Do do... . II Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 114 Item 399. —Imitation Russia, in whole skins, heavj^: The Howell-Hinchman Company, IVIiddletown, N, Y.

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Ar\ 130 An 134 An 15 An 145 An 135 An 135 Item ^00. —Imitation Russia, in half skins, pebhl^^d: Item 401- —Cowhide buffing, hoarded grain, various colors, thick:

07

"'nVin r^a-mTiK<=>11 fir nr\ "Mf^txr 'Vn.rb- "NT "V do 06 The Howell-Hinchman Company, ^Tiddletown, N. Y.. An 074 do

07 Item 402. —Cowhide buffing, boarded grain, various colors. thin: The A. Haug Companv, New York, N. Y An John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y

The Howell-Hinchman Company, Middletown, N. Y An Fred M. Gane Compan5^, New York, N. Y An 053 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . Item 403.—Cowhide buffing, water grain, various colors, thin: The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y 087

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y An 08 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y 08 Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y An 075 Item 404.—Book cloth, black:

4 00 The J. W. O'Bannon Company, New York, N. Y 4 ^5 Item 405.—Book cloth, common colors: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I 5 45 The J. W. O'Bannon Companv, New York, N. Y 5 25 Item 406. —Book cloth, extra, brown or black: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I 6 40 The J. W. O'Bannon Company, New York, N. Y 6 20 Item 407. —Book cloth, extra, green: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I 6. 50 The J. W. O'Bannon Company, New York, N. Y 6 75 Item 408.—Book cloth, extra, blue: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I 6 50 The J. W. O'Bannon Company, New York, N. Y 6 75 Item 409. —Book cloth, ruby, .solferino, and magenta:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I 7- 45 The J.W. O'Bannon Company, New York, N. Y do 7 25 Item 410. —Book cloth, cochineal: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do.... 8 25 The J. W. O'Bannon Company, New York, N. Y do.... 8 GO Item 411. —Book cloth, any shade or color: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do... . 6. 50 The J. W. O'Bannon Company, New York, N. Y do... 6 75
246 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 412. —Silk headbands, No. i: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. V per piece.

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$0. 625 The A. Haug Compan^fNew York, X. V do.... .29 do.... .26 John Campbell & Co., New York, X. V do ... .27 do...

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•25 Item 413.—vSilk headlxind, No. 2: H. Griffin cS^ Sons, New York, N. Y do...

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•295 The A. Hang Company, New York, N. Y . . . do.... •33 do...

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•30_ John C:mii>lH-ll & Co., New York, N. Y do.... • 31 Frtil AI. C.anc Company, New York, N. Y .

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.27 Item 414.—,Silk headband. No. 3: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do.... 32 The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y ... do...

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•36 do.... •33 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do...

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•34 Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y .

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do.... •29 Item 415. —.Silk headband, No. 4: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do.... •34 The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y do.... .40 do...

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John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do.... •37 Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y .

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do.... •35 Item 416.—Gold leaf, XX:

6.80

...do.... 6.80 Michael Schultz, New York, N. Y do.... 6. 75 W. R. Hanna, New York, N. Y do.... 6.82 Item 417. —Gold leaf, usual:

do.... 5^85 do.... 5^9° do.... Item 418. —Gold leaf, edge (3% by 3% inches):

5-93 do.... 8.00 do.... 8. 15 Item 419.—Aluminum leaf, best, thin {5% by 5^4 inches)

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^•15 .80 do... .80 W. R. Hanna, New York, N. Y do.... I. GO Item 420. —Hayes's thread. No. 16, 3-cord: The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y. . .

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•895 E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do... •845 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C , do.... .825 Item 421. —Haj^es's thread. No. 16, 4-cord: The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y — do...

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•895 E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do...

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•S45 do.... .825 Item 422. —No. 25, 3-cord gilling thread, graj^: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .96 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do.... .70 Item 423.—No. 30, 3-cord gilling thread, graj^

E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do...

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I .07 R. P. Clarke Companj^, Wa.shington, D. C do.... .84 Item 424. —No. 40, 3-cord gilling thread, graj-: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 1^34 R. P. Clarke Compan3% Washington, D. C. . do.... 1. 14 Item 425. —No. 45, 3-cord gilling thread, gray : E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do...

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1. 41 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C .

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1.30 Item 426.—lyinen thread for Smj-th book-sewing macliines, No. 50, 3-cord: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 2.36 R. P. Clarke Company, Wa.shington, D. C do.... 2.30 Item 427. —lyinen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 60, 3-cord: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 2.57 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C , . do.... 2.50
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Item 428.—I,inen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 70, 3-cord: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y per pound.

R. P. Clarke Compan^^ Washington, D. C do... Item 429. —Best Sea Island cotton thread for Smyth book-sewing machines. No. 36, 4-cord:

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y per pound. Do do. .

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Do do. .

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H. Griffin & Sons, New Y^ork, N. Y do. .

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Franklin H. Hovey, Philadelphia, Pa 7 do. .

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E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. .. Item 430. —Soft twine (3, 5, 6, or 12 ply):

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. .

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Do do... H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. .

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The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do... Do do. .. Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 431.—Round wire for stitching machines, 0.014: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. .

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E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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F. Wesel Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 432.—Round wire for stitching machines, 0.021: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. .

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E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do.

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F. Wesel Manufacturing Company,New York, N. Y do. .. Item 433. —Flat wire for stitching machines, 0.031 by 0.021: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. .. E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y .do. .

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F. Wesel Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 434.—Flat wire for stitching machines, 0.036 by 0.021: H. Griffin & vSons, New York, N. Y do. .. E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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F. Wesel Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 435.—Flat wire for stitching machines, 0.041 by 0.029: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. .

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E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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F. Wesel Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. .. Item 436.—Flat wire for stitching machines, 0.047 by 0.035: H. Griffin & vSons, New York, N. Y do. .

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E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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F. Wesel Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. .. Item 437.—Glue, for general bindery use:

lyouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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S. Isaacs & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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National Gum and Mica Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Do do. .. Swift & Co., Chigago, 111 do. .

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Do do. .. Do do... Universal vSupply Company, New York, N. Y do. .. Do do. .. American Glue Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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Do do .. Do do Do do. .

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Do do... Do do... Chas. B. Adanison, Philadelphia, Pa do... Armour & Co., Chicago, 111 do. .

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Do do... Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. Do do... Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do. .

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248 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 437. —Glue, for general bindery use—continued: Fred M. Gane Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 109 William F. Webb, New York, N. Y do 11 Do do 102 Fdwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do 109 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 127 Item 438. —Glue, for use on.Smj'th case-making machines:

I,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 14 S. Isaacs & Co., New York, N. Y do 14 National Gum and Mica Compau}^, New York, N. Y do - . . .09 Swift & Co., Chicago, 111 do 12 Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 143 Do do 133 American Glue Company, New York, N. Y do 10 Chas. B. Adamson, Philadelphia, Pa do 12 Armour & Co., Chicago, 111 do 14 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D, C do 135 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do 08 William F. Webb, New York, N. Y do 11 Kdwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do 125 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 134 Item 439. —Ultramarine blue: Charles Becker, Washington, D. C do 18 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 088 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 11 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do 10 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 087 Item 440. —Chrome yellow, dark orange: Charles Becker, Washington, D. C do 15 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 16 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do 16 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 16 Do do 097 Item 441. —Chrome yellow: Charles Becker, Washington, D. C do 15 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C .do 16 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do 16 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 15 Do ^ do 095 Item 442.—Carmine indigo paste: Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do 75 vShoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 60 Item 443.—Cochineal lake, marbler's colors: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 55 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do 55 Item 444.—Sweet oil: The J. C. Frgood Company, Washington, D. C per dozen. . i. 25 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do i. 20 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 98 Item 445.—Virgin olive oil: The J. C. Frgood Company, Washington, D. C per quart. . .60

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 75 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do 65 Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . .478 Item 446. —French book varnish: The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y per dozen. . 13.50 I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 15. 00 Oscar vSchlegel, New York, N. Y do 12.00 Item 447. —Orange shellac: George C. McKesson, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 345 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do 32 Charles Becker, Washington, D. C do 40 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 35

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 35 Oscar Schlegel, New York, N. Y do 29 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 325
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 249

Item 44S.—Egg albumen:

H. Griffin & Sons, Xew York, X. Y per pound. . $0. 65' The A. Hang Company. Xew York. X. \' do 67 Joiin Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 56 George C. McKesson, X'ew York, X. Y do 54 H. Kohnstamni & Co., X'ew York. X'. Y do 53

Z. D. Gilman, ^'ashington. D. C do 595 Oscar Schlegel, Xew York, X. Y do 53 Fred :M. Gane Company, Xew York, X. Y do 60 Item 449.—Dextrin: George C. McKesson, Xew York. X. Y do 07 Xational Gum and :Mica Company-. Xew York, X. Y do 06

Z. D. Gilman. Washington, D. C do 08 Oscar Schlegel. X'ew Y'ork, X. Y do 04 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 075 Do do 07 Item 450.—Beeswax:

Charles Becker, Washington, D. C do 40 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 33 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 30

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do 34 Oscar Schlegel. Xew York, X. Y do 32 G. D. Mackey, Xew York, X'. Y do 35

I,ewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 31 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 325 Item 451.—Granulated gum arabic: George C. McKesson, Xew York, X, Y do 40

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do 39 Oscar Schlegel. X'ew York, X. Y do 30 Shoemaker & Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do 3S9 Item 452. —Gum hog: George C. McKesson, Xew York, X. Y do 35

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do 28 Oscar Schlegel, Xew York, X. Y do 32 Item 453. —Gum tragacanth: George C. McKesson, Xew York. X. Y do 45 H. Kohnstamm & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 95

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do 71 Oscar Schlegel, Xew York, X". Y do. . . .56 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 575 Item 454. —Pulverized alum: Mackall Brothers, Washington, D. C do 021 George C. McKesson, Xew York. X. Y do 035 Francis Miller, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 03 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington. D. C do 03%

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C ; do 029 Oscar Schlegel. Xew Y'ork, X. Y do 03 Shoemaker & Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do 021 tem 455. —Guards for Philadelphia patent backs: Franklin Book Company, Philadelphia, Pa per guard. . . ooS Do do 009 Do do 015 Item 456.—Backs for mone^'-order guard books, 15 inches long: Gustav A. Schiirmann, Xew Y'ork, X. Y per back. . 1. 10 Item 457. —Back lining paper for Smj-th case-making machines:

J. P. Xawrath. Xew York, X. Y per pound. . .05 Do do 0475 Do do. . . . 045 Do do 0475 E. C. Fuller & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 063 Item 45S. —Canvas for covering blank books. 27 inches wide:

J. p. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y per 3-ard. . . 288 John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa .do. . . . 233 Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D. C do 248 Do do 268 Do do ... . 289 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do 299 Do do 289 Edwin H. Taggart, Philadelphia, Pa do 297
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item ^59. —Sage duck, for binding books, 2<S inches wide:

J. r. Nawrath, New York, N. Y per yard.. $0,219 John \\'anainaker, Philadelphia, Pa do 196 John Boyle Co., New York, N. Y do 1S5 R. P. Clarke Coni])any, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 460. — Sage duck, for binding books, 37 inches wide:

J. ]'. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 2SS John Boyle & Co., New Yt)rk, N. Y do 20 R. P. Clarke Company, M'asliington, D. C do 23 Item 461. —Drilling, drab, for binding books, 43 inches wide:

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 13 H. Griffin & Sons, New ^"c)rk, N. Y do 125 John Bojde & Co., New York, N. Y do 12 R. P. Clarke Compauj-, Washington, D. C do 13 Item 462. —Black enameled duck, 50 inches wide:

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 235 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 21 John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa , do 269 Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D. C do 25 R. P. Clarke Compan3', Washington, D. C do 244 Item 463.—Graj' super: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 026 The A. Haug Companj', New York, N. Y , do 02 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 025 Do do 021 Do do 0185

J. W. Shattue, New York, N. Y do 024 Morris J. Bluen, New York, N. Y do 0225 Woodward & Lothrop, W^ashington D. C do 021 R. P. Clarke Company-, Washington, D. C do 019 Do do 021 Do do 025 Do do 027 Do do 029 Do do 031 Item 464. —Tablet composition: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 135 Hart & Zugelder, Rochester, N. Y do 13 National Gum and Mica Corapan}-, New York, N. Y do 12 Robt. R. Burrage, New York, N. Y do 145 Berger Brothers, South Bend, Ind do 15 Item 465.—Parchment substitute, ^-inch: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y per piece. . .465 The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y do 30 Item 466. —Bookbinding band, ;>s-inch: H. Griffin & vSons, New York, N. Y do. . . . 355 The A. Haug Company, New York, N. Y do 45 Item 467. —Flour

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W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C per barrel. . 3.67 The J. C. Krgood Companj-, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 87 Item 46S. —White wine vinegar: The J. C. Krgood Company, Washington, D. C per gallon. . . 12 Item 469. —Stereotype metal: Benjamin L,owen.stein, New York, N. Y per pound. . .056 Star Refining Company-, Boston, Mass do 08 Marks Lissberger, New York, N. Y do 075 Do do 055 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 076 Do do 056 The Columbia Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 054 Item 470. —Lead: Benjamin Lowenstein, New York, N. Y do 042 Marks Lis,sberger, New York, N. Y do 0455 G. D. :Mackey, New York, N. Y do 0455 The Columbia Smelling and kc lining Works, New York, N. Y do 0434 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 044
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 25

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Item 471. —Tin:

$0. 285 Marks I^issberger, New York, N. Y do. . . . • 30 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do •3" The Columbia Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do .294 I^ewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do . 284 Item 472. —Antimony- and tin: .191 •195 G. D. IVIackev, New York, N. Y do 193 The Columbia Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do. . .

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.176 Item 473. —Bismuth metal: Benjamin Lowenstein, New York, N. Y do. . .

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1.90 do 1. 90

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 1.65 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do ...

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1. 80 Item 474. —vSolder: do .168 Star Refining Company, Boston, Mass do .178 do .165

1675 do . 164 Item 475. —Tin foil: do •215 Marks I^issberger, New York, N. Y do •23 .24 Item 476. —Copper battery plates: do •23 Marks Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. . .

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. 18 •19 U. T. Hungerford Brass and Copper Companv, New York, N. Y do •1595 Item 477.—Nickel anodes, 8 by i8 inches, inch thick: do .68 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do .72 Item 478. —Sifted cast-iron filings: •03 Marks I^issberger, New York, N. Y do. . . . . 028 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do .025 Item 479.—Sulphate of copper: do •0525 George C. McKesson, New York, N. Y do •055 •053 .049

.049 Item 480.—Nickel salts and ammonia:

.119 Item 481. —Blocking boards, kiln-dried: (No proposals.) Item 482.—Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 50 pounds:

B. & 0. Myers, New York, N. Y 5-50 Henry R. Hallet, Philadelphia, Pa do 4-50 Item 483.—.Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 60 pounds:

B. & 0. Myers, New York, N. Y do 6. 60 Henry R. Hallet, Philadelphia, Pa do 5-40 Item 484. —White tissue paper, No. i, 19 by 24 inches:

B. & 0. Myers, New York, N. Y do I. 20 Henry R. Hallet, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.40 Item 485.—Extra cream tissue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches:

B. & 0. Myers, New York, N. Y do I. 60 Henr>' R. Hallet, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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1.50 Item 486.—Stereotype drying blankets, 24 by 30 inches:

B. & 0. Myers, New York, N. Y 1-25 Henry R. Hallet, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 2.70 Do 1.50 Item 487.—Sulphuric acid: Mackall Brothers, Wa.shington, D. C 3.20 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 3.28
252 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 488.—Muriatic acid: , Mackall Brothers, Washington, D. C per carboy. . $2.75 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2.88 Item 489. —Molding wax, for ordinary electrotyping purposes: National Wax and Paper Manufacturing Companji-, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 20

C. B. Craske, Woodbridge, N. J G. T>. Mackey, New York, N. Y

Item 490.—Molding wax, for electrotyping half-tone cuts: National Wax and Paper Manufacturing Compan}', New York, N. Y

C. B. Craske, Woodbridge, N. J G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y

Item 491. — Plumbago: The S. Obermaj er Compau}-, Cincinnati, Ohio

Thos. F. Condon & Co., New York, N. Y

Jos. Dixon Crucible Company, Jersey City, N. J Do

G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y

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Item 492. —Stereotj'pe backing powder:

Charles S. Vivian, Chicago, 111

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Statement ofpi^oposals received for lithographing and engraving during

the fiscal year endedJune 30^ 1903- Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 88 Illustrations for Memoirs of National

Academy of Sciences, Vol. VIII, Seventh Memoir.

Item I.—L,ithographing and printing 4,350 copies each of 25 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co. , New York, N. Y $3, 747. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2, 700.00 Item 2. —Engraving 63 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 129. 00 Publishers and Printers' Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 63.00 Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 38.00 Troy Photo-Engraving Company, Troy, N. Y 33- 50 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 32. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 3i-5o Austin Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 30.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 98 Illustrations for Bulletin No. 119, Office

OF Experiment Stations. Item I.—L,ithographing and printing 1,564 copies each of 2 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $230.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 194.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 174.00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 1,564 copies of i illustration: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 31.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 26. 50 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 23.00 The Norris Peters Compan}-, Washington, D. C 15. 00 Item 3. —Engraving 95 relief-plate illustrations: National Engraving Compan\', Washington, D. C 155.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 140. 75 Enterprise Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 143. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Conipanj^ New York, N. Y 110.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 191 Illustrations for Twenty-second Annual

Report of Director of Bureau of American Ethnology.

Item I. —Printing 9,850 copies each of 44 illustrations: Heliotype Printing Company-, Boston, Mass $5, 139.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, ]\rd 5, 019. 00 SuiTolk Engraving and Electric Company, Bo.ston, Ma.ss 4,978.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 4, 138.00 American I^ithographic Company, New York, N. Y 3, 875- 00 Photo-Chromotj-pe Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 3, 445. 00 Do 3,210.00 Do 3, 045. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBTIC PRINTER. 253

Item 2. —Engraving 147 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engra-^-ing Company, Chicago, 111 $412.00 Suffolk Engra\-ing and Electric Company, Boston, Mass

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. 242. 00 Austin Engraving Company, Albany, X. Y 210.00 Galvanotype Engra\-ing Company, New York, X. Y 179.00 Maurice Joyce Engra\T.ng Company, Washington, D. C 175.00 Photo-Engra\'ing Companj-, Xew York, X. Y 167. 25 Photo-Chromotype Engra\-ing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 160.00 Troy Photo-Engraving Compam-, Troj-, X. Y 148. 50 SCHEDrLE OF PROPOSALS FOR RePRODCCING 273 IlLTJSTRATIOJs^S FOR ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Chxef OF Engineers, U. S. Arriy, for 1902. Item I. —Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 79 maps: The Xorris Peters Company, Washington, D. C |i, 450. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C - - 1,300.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 175.00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 139 maps: Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C i, 150.00 The Xorris Peters Compam-, Washington, D. C i, 110.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 625.00 Item 3. —Engraving 55 illustrations hx half-tone process:

J. Manz Engra\-ing Company, Chicago, 111 2S9. 00 Massachusetts Engraving Compam-, Boston, Mass 250.00 Albany Engra\'ing Company, Albanj-, X. Y 200. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, Xew York, X. Y 190.00 Publishers and Printers Engrax-ing Company, Xew York, X. Y 185. 00 Troy Photo-Engraving Companj-, Troy, X, Y 154. 00 SCHEDCLE OF PROPOSALS FOR REPRODUCING l8 ILLUSTRATIONS FOR ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

COMZNIISSION TO THE FiVE CmLIZED TrIBES FOR I902. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 6,150 copies of i illustration: Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C I274.00 Julius Bien & Co., Xew York, X. Y 144.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 135.00 Item 2. —Photo-lithographing and printing 6,150 copies each of 6 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 786.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 690.00 The Xorris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 645. 00 Julius Bien & Co., Xew York, X. Y 639.00 Item 3. —Engra\-ing 11 half-tone illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 60. 00 Galvanotype Engra\-ing Company-, Xew York, X. Y 27.00 The Maurice Joyce EngraA-ing Compan}-, ^^ashington, D. C 25. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 57 Illustrations for Monograph XI,III, United vStates Geological Survey.

Item I.—Lithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 2 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, X. Y , |i, 187. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,316.00 Item 2. —Printing, by photo-gelatin process, 4,850 copies each of 8 illustrations: Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 775-00 Photo-Gravure and Color Company, Xew York, X. Y 572. 00 Meriden Gravure Companj-, Meriden, Conn 517.50 Do 493- 00 Do 485.00 Do 467. 00 Item 3. —Printing by three-color process, 4,850 copies each of 6 illustrations: Photo-Chromot^-pe Engraving Companj^ Philadelphia, Pa 655. 00 Suffolk Engra\'ing and Electrotyping Company, Boston, Mass 779. 76 Item 4. —Engraving 8 relief-plate illustrations by wax process: (Xo bids received.) Item 5.—Engraving 33 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 155. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Compan3% Xew York, N. Y 75- 00 Austin Engraving Company, Aibanj-, X'. Y 70. 00 Troy Photo-Engraving Company, Troy, X. Y 59-50 Xational Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 59- 00
254 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 6 Illustrations by Wax Process, for Mono- graph XI,III, United States Geological Survey.

Suffolk Engraving and Rlectrotyping Company, Boston, Mass ' $348.50

J. Manz Engraving Coin]iany, Chicago, 111 200.00

I,. ly. Poates, New York, N. Y 185.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 14 Illustr.\tions for Professional Paper

No. 6, United States Geological Survey.

Item I. —lyithographing and printing 9,850 copies each of 6 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $1,054.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1,039.00 Item 2. —Engraving S relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Eni;raving Companj', Chicago, 111 92.80 I^enz & Kreig, New York, N. Y 65.00 Photo-Engraving Companjr, New York, N. Y 21.00 Galvanotj^pe Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 20.00 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 14.90 Schedule of Propo.sals for Reproducing 71 Illustrations for Professional Paper

No. 9, United States Geological Survey.

Item I. —lyithographing and pi-inting 9,850 copies each of 8 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $2, 038.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 884. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 63 illustrations: I,enz & Kreig, New York, N. Y 458.75

J. Manz Engraving Company-, Chicago, 111 321.40 Galvanotype Engraving Companj', New York, N. Y 130.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 129. 00 NationarEngraving Company, Washington, D. C 99. 00 SCEDULE OF Proposals for Eithographing and Printing 9,850 Copies each of 12 Illus- trations FOR Professional Paper No. 8, United States Geological Survey.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $2,286.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 824.00 ScEDULE OF Proposals for Lithographing and Printing 9,850 Copies of i Illustration FOR Professional Paper No. 5, United States Geological Survey.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $2,835.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 898. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 23 Illustrations for Bulletin of United

States Fish Commission for 1902. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 6,850 copies each of 19 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $3, 248. 00 Seiter & Kappes, New Yoi'k, N. Y 2, 150. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2, 000. 00 Item 2.— Engra\dng 4 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 12.00 Troy Photo-Engraving Companj^ Troy, N. Y 4. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 4. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 3. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 67 Illustrations for Monograph XEV, United

vStates Geological Survey.

Item I. —Lithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 29 illustrations: Sackett & Wilhelms Lithograph and Printing Company, New York, N. Y $8, 450. 00 Do 7,850.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 6, 395.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 6, 243. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 38 relief-plate illu.strations:

J. Many. Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 260. 00 Austin Engraving Company, Albanj^, N. Y 86. 00 Galvanotj'pe Engraving Compan3% New York, N. Y 75- 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, W^ashington, D. C 75-0° Troy Photo-Engraving Companj', Troy, X. Y 64.00 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 59- 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 255

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing i6 Illustrations for Professional Paper

No. II, United States Geological Survey.

Item X. —I,ithographing and printing 8,850 copies each of 5 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y |i, 739. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 227. 00 Seiter & Kappes, New York, X. Y 825. 00 Item 2. —Engra\-ing 11 relief-plate illustrations:

J. IVIauz Engraving Company-, Chicago, 111 33. 00 Austin Engrax-ing Companj-, Albany, N. Y 20. 00 Galvanot3-pe Engraving Compam-, New York, N. Y '. 17-25 Tro^- Photo-Engraving Compam-, Troj-, N. Y i3- 50 Schedule of Proposals for I^ithographing and Printing 9,850 Copies of i Illustration FOR Professional Paper No. 2, United States Geological Survey.

A. Hoen & Co,, Baltimore, Md $1, 150. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 979. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 19S Illustrations for Report of Secretary

OF Agriculture for 1902. Item I. —L,ithographing and printing 509,850 copies each of 12 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $14, 386.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 14,349.00 Gray Lithograph Companj-, New York, N. Y 13, 804. 00 Item 2. —Printing, b}- photo-gelatin process, 509,850 copies each of 4 illustrations: Meriden Gra\nre Compan5-, Meriden, Conn 9,895.00 Do 8, 945. 00 Do 8, 356. 00 Do 7, 990. 00 Heliotype Printing Companj-, Boston, Mass 8,326.00 Item 3. —Engraving 1S2 relief-plate illustrations: Walker Engra\-ing Company-, New York, N. Y 665. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 330. 00 Galvanotype^Engra\-ing Company, New York, N. Y 240. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company', Washington, D. C 170.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 55 Illustrations for Professional Paper No.

12, United" States Geological Survey.

Item I. —I^ithographing and printing 8,350 copies each of 7 illustratioLS: Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y $2, 743. 00 Do 2, 700. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1,998.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,463.00 Item 2. — Engraving 48 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 385.00 Walker Engraving Company-, New York, N. Y 220.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 115.00 Galvanot3-pe Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 100.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 205 Illustrations for House Document No.

335, Eifty-seventh Congress, Second Session. Item I. —Printing, hy photo-gelatin process, 2, 350 copies each of 79 illustrations: Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn $1,748.50 Heliotype Printing Companj^, Boston, Mass i, 358. 00 Item 2. — Photo-lithographing and printing 2,350 copies each of 34 illustrations: Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y 295.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 240.00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C. . 102.00 Item 3.—Engraving 92 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 205.00 Galvanotj'^pe Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 95- 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 44. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 57 Illustrations for Proceedings of the

United States National Museum, vol. 26. Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y $125.00 Cooper Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 81. 00
256 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 38 Illustrations for Bulletin No. 208, United

.States Geological Survey.

Item I.—T^ithog-raphing and printing 8,150 copies each of 2 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., IN'ew York, N. Y $1,575-00

vSackett & Wilhelnis, New York, N. Y 1,369.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 816.00 Item 2. —Engraving 36 relief-plate illustrations: Cooper Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 108.00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 42.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 267 Illustrations for Report of Smithsonian

Institution for 1901, part 2. Item I. —Printing 11,850 copies each of 26 illustrations: Gray I,ithograph Company, New York, N. Y $3, 170. 00 Vender Lvike, Bartholomew & Freystadt, New York, N. Y 3,081.00 Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y 2, 575. 00 Do 2, 625. 00 Do , . . 2, 675. 00 Do 2, 625. 00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2, 530.00 Photo-Chroniotj'pe Eiigraving Co., Philadelphia, Pa 2,375.00 Do 2, 490. 00 Do

.

. 2, 600. 00 Electro-Tint Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 2,998.00 American Colortype Company, New York, N. Y i, 820. 00 Do I, 860.00 Do 2, 050. 00

Jvilius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 775.00 Item 2. —Printing by photo-gelatin process 11,850 copies each of 9 illustrations: Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 2, 166.00 Item 3. —Engraving 232 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 1,484.80 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 438.00 Publishers and Printers Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 375- 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 368. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 28 Illustrations for Bulletin No. 13, Yellow

Fever Institute. Item I.—lyithographing and printing 3,500 copies each of 13 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md .$1,485. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y i, 270.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 745. 00 Item 2. —Printing by photo-gelatin process 3,500 copies each of 13 illustrations: Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 537- 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 135 Illustrations for Report on Field Operations of the Division of Soils for 1902. Item I. —I,ithographing and printing 18,850 copies each of 17 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $15,740.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 13, 835. 00

vSackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y 13, 100.00 Item 2. —I,ithograpliing and printing 18,850 copies each of 17 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 17,703.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 17, 481.00 Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y 14,000.00 Item 3. —lyithographing and printing 18,850 copies each of 22 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 9,012.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 8,654.00 Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y 7, 100.00 Item 4.—Engraving 79 relief-plate illustrations:

vScientific Engraving Companj-, New York, N. Y 475. 00

J. Manz Engra\'ing Companj^ Chicago, 111 445.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Companj-, Washington, D. C . 280.00 Walker Engraving Compan3% New York, N. Y 162.20 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 150. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 257

Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 55 Illustrations for Bulletin of the United

States Fish Commission for 1902. The Maurice Jo^-ce Engra\-ing Company, Washington, D. C $105. 00

J. Manz Engra\-ing Company', Chicago, 111 97- 5°

Gill Engra\-ing Companj', New York, N. Y 57-50

Scientific Engra\ing Company, New York, N. Y 52. 25 Walker Engra\nng Company, New York, N. Y 38.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 53 Illustrations for Nineteenth Annual

Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry.

Item I.—lithographing and printing 31,850 copies each of 7 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $1, 047. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 996. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y 925. 00 Do 890.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y Soo. 00 Item 2. —Engra^dng 46 relief-plate illustrations: Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 160. 00 Walker Engra\'ing Compan5", New York, N. Y 100.00 Gill Engra-^-ing Company-, New York, N. Y 85. 00

Scientific Engraxdng Company, New York, N. Y 50.00 Schedule of Proposals for I,ithographing and Printing 6,850 Copies of i Illustration FOR Bulletin of United States Fish Commission for 1902. Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y $190. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 192.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i57-oo Schedule of Proposals for I,ithographing and Printing 8,350 Copies each of 8 Illus- trations FOR Professional Paper No. 18, United States Geological Survey.

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y , $2, 837. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y 2, 650. 00 A Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 573. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 21 Illustrations for Professional Paper

No. 17, United States Geological Survey.

Item I.—Lithographing and printing 8,850 copies each of 10 illustrations: A Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $2,340.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 569.00 Item 2.—Engra\'ing 11 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Companj^, Chicago, 111 32.00 Schedule of Proposals for IvIThographing and Printing 8,100 Copies each of 10 Illus- trations FOR Professional Paper No. 19, United {States Geological Survey.

Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y $1,570.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md .• 1,485.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1,432.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 106 Illustrations for Monograph XI^VI, United States Geological Survey.

Item I.—Lithographing and printing 8,350 copies each of 24 illustrations: Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, N. Y $3,690.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 3,614.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 3, 319. 00 Item 2.—Engra\'ing 82 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 1,580.00 S. Doc. 5 17
258 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Siatcment shoiving the names of persons employed in the public printing

and bindi no- during the fiscal year ended June jr;, ig^s, leitJi the length of time each has been employed and the amoiuit each has received, including leaves of absence.

Name.

Abbott, ^V. R

Abcll, A. T

Abc-rnetliy, Cliarles. . Aberiicthy, ]-',vir A. . . AckeniKin. .\. :\I Ackert, 1!. H Adam, ly. E

Adams, Annie C

Adams, A. S Adams, Carrie Adams, C. E

Adams, J. H

Adams, John

Adam.s, Lonisa Adams, Wm. R

Adams, Wm. S Adamson, Consiielo.

.

Addis, r,. I) Addison, Philip Adif, Alice Auer, Kate Aonew, W. I, Ahern, Ella Aitkenhead, W.C. . . Ake, Charles D

Ake, INIargaret D . . . All)ertson, Geo. H . . . Alburtis, Jas. H

Alderman, Ralph W.

Aldrich, Alfred

Aldridge, G. T

"Alexander, C. J Alford, J. R

Allain, T. T

Alle-er, Thos. J Allen, Annie C

Allen, Clemment . . . . Allen, Henrv :\r Allen, H. M'

Allen, John P

Allen, John \V

Allen, R. J Allender, Mamie B. . Allison, Arthnr

Allison, F. A

Allison, Matt. L

Allison, William . . . . Alverson. J. E

Anian, Frank A

Amazeen , Chas. B . .

.

Ames, F. L

Amiss, G

Amoss, James () Anderson, Claudia C

.

Anderson, D. F' Anderson, Edna vS . . . Ander.son, J. W

Anderson, INIary V. . . Ander.son, ^NI. T) Anderson, Nellie . . . . Anderson, Ollie Anderson, Percy S . . Ander.son, R. T

Andre, ISIar^' G

Andrew, E. H

Andrews, A. E. I An(lr^^vs, D. H

A)idrr\\ s, L. E

Andrews. IMargaret . AnnHn, ^^"illian^ IT. . ^ iM-ed T

id. TI. AI nu, .\rlb.nr . . n-, C. P

Arni-^tron.ii, P . A

Armstrong, James R.

Hours

employed.

2.475^ 2,526

2, 385

2, 224

2, 291^

t,444^/^ b94i^

2, 502

2- 49454 2,404

2, 372 2,410^

2, 219

2, 504

i,6Si 2,316^

730

2, 271

2, 570K

2,665 2,473

272 2,484

2, 435

2, 086

2, 104

2. 482^

2, 562 5^ 2,396 2,475^

2, 4S0

2, 319M

2, 669

" 240

2, 073^

2, 549

716 «3i3

64

2, 076

953

136 i,9iS^

' 240

1473^

2, 426^

1, 22ll^ 2,48iK

2, 565 930^

I, 154

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1, 500. 25

724. 22 1,181.15 1,237.75

637. 90

1, 192.50

614. 14

577- 45 802.35

1,048.95

625. 50

702. 93

I, 202. 00

595- 15

853- 47 1,251.73

626. 00

840. 65

583.42

183. 90

.567. 73

I, 5". 19

I, 565. 52 1,236.65

163. 20

I, 268. 19

I, 292. 76

I, 269. 60

526. 39 1,243-25

684. 68

I, 270. 30

979. 92

I, 240. 00

580. 37

I, 450. 50 911.50

518. 37

I, 495. 18

406. 00

I, 252. 00

16. 00

840. 88

476. 60

34. 00

971-75

, 245. 81

I, 380. 00

537- 46

I, 228. 20

610. 75

621. 17

1, 429. 20

232. 62

577- 15

ArciuN

ArniisP

Arni~lr Arni-lr

, f.q 1 I, T97. 20

, 22;.', r, 1 1 1. 75

.524 I...39.84 .606 i,3S5. 70

2,455J^ ' 1,439.32

569. 93

500. 48

609. 76

653. 30

477- 46

642. 25

571.88

559.60. 731.30

5.Sq. 62

652. CO

469. 48

593. 50

622. 25

Name.

Hours

employed.

Arm.strong, John M . Armstrong, Eillian E

Armstrong, Philip H.

Arnett, Alphonso T . Arnold, A. J Arnold, George J

. . . .j Arnold, Wni. P

Arnts, Arthur

Arrintfton, T.J

Arthur, H. W ' Ashby, Mary .'-^abin. . Ashcom, INIary A.she, Annie

Ashford, Bessie M . . . A.shford, W. F

Ashion, H. F

Ashley, Wm. P" Ashton, Cieorge H . . .i A.stlin, G. H ; Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, E. T

Atkinson, George O. . Atkinson, Jas. S

Atkinson, John F. . . . Atwell, M. H I Audi mood}', Wright E I Auracher, C.C i Aukward, Geo. H . . . .| Austin, Bruce

Austin, G. L I Austin, J. E

Avis, Wm

Avers, Frank

Aylward, Minnie A.

Avres, Annie

Babcock, D. A

Babcock, J. H

Babcock, J. H., jr Babcock, John

Babcock, E

Baden, Thad

Bagger, Eleanor G.

.

Bailey, Ida ]\I Bailev, Eucv R

Bailev, Mafv E

Bailev, Robert G . .

.

Bailev, S

Bailey, Wm. H

Bainbridge, Eva .... Baird, Hattie D

Baker, Arthur E

Baker, Chas. W

Baker, Emily M

Baker, E. S

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, H. W

Baker, P. E

Baker, W. H

Paker. S

P.aldeiueker.TlKO.]-: Baldwin. P* Baldwin, ( '.eorgia A

Baldwin, P.w'

Baldwin, Walter J .

.

Balkam, Annie W .

.

Ball, George H

Ball, EE

Ball,R.S

Ball, Wm. A

Railard, Claude M .

.

Ballard, Flora E

Ballon, J. R

Balmer, Har\'ey F .

.

2, 365^

204

2, 456

2, 068^

2,635^/^

2, 407^

2, 198 1,976

1. 288^

521

2, 654 97S

2,' 5^614 1,970

2, 592K

134

2, 472

2, 368

2, 438

2, 640

2, 383 2,515^

2, 560M

2, 384>^

2, 569

2, 490K

2, 502

2. 4.70 2.715^

2, 504

2,944 ^ 2, 507/^

2, 642

A mount earned. Time j Piece- work, work.

2, 960

2, 330

2, 335 H

2,419^

2, 426^

2, ^1\V2

2, 330 H

432

2, 454

2,441

2, 650

698

2, 401 657 2,597

2, 051

2, 487

2. 376

2, 332

I, 163K

2, 467

2,496

1,950 1,583^

1,326

2, 530^

2, 338

(141

[2, 040

2,5I2>^

$1, 195. 25 51.00

1, 22S. 10 518.32

1,321.97

I, 203. 75

549. 48 991.00

724. 30 312.60

1,332. 55

283. 50

1,474. 15 9SS. 00

I. 521. 39

34. 00

618. 00

740. 00

I, 223. 40

89 1 . 00

I, 2S2. 35

1,473-3.=' 1,792.76

596. 08

645

1,623

i,45i

I, 246 1,384

I. 252 97

I, 25

1,331

925.

I, 189. 1,303-

I, 399.

I, 160.

iS.

213

I, 165. 94. 613.

I, 220. 1,331.

41S.

, 200. 394.

653.

701. ,454-

647

1,233

12,040 J

1,251 584 397

664

342

584

, 205. ,306. n Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of pei^sons employed in the public pi^inting

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Banes, Charles

Barber, Jennie C

Barbaux, Clara E. .

.

Barbour. AV. II Bardwell, rsiinnie W

Barker, Arthur E

Barker, F. C

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Amelia A . . . Barnes, Clair C

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, Laura L

Barnes, Otho H

Barnesby, Walter. .

.

Barnett. Mav

Barnhart, F"H

Barnhart, Grant S. .

.

Barnhart, H. B

Barnholt. Wm. H

Barnuni, Horatio . . . . Barnuni, ISIarkH., jr. Barr. John A

Barr. M. AV

Barrett, .\nnie

Barrett. Julia

Barrett. :Marion R . . , Barrett, M. F

707

"313

2, 6791^ 2,412^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$27. 60

176. 87

594- 97 1,408.50

I, 346. 15

603. II 2,544^

2, ii8^^ ,586.05

, 068. 8s 86^

2, 564/^

1,2555^

2, 539^

2, 484^

1,584 2,431

2, 482^

2,522 «324K

2.6671^

Barrett. Robert D . . . Barringer, Arthur B

.

Barringer, M

Barron, John A

Barrows, B. F

Barrows. Marv A . . .

.

Barr^-, J

' Bart." H. F

Bartels. .\. J Barth, \Vm. F

Bartle. H. E

Bartlett, Carrie A

Barton, C. C

Barton, Charles V . . . Bass, Wm. M

Bassett. Harr\- AV

Bas.sett, Paul I Bassler, Henr\- AA\ . . . Bateman, MaggieC.

.

Bateman. AA'm. I . Bates. Alice A' Bates, Frank

Bates. Sidnev T

Bates. AVm. H

Battles, S. L

Battley, Alice E

Baubv. Madeline . . .

.

Bauer, C. A

Bauers, Charles F . .

.

Baxter. A. L

Baxter, B. H

Baxter, Frank A

Baxter, lone T

Baxter, S. AA^ Baylie, Jennie

Bavlv, John A

BaVlV, AV. J.AA' Bayne. Christie S

Bavne, AA'm. H

Beach. D. A\^ Beach, Frank I Beach. H. D

Beadle. H. M

Beall. Esau

Beall. R.E.. jr Beaslev, AA'm. A

Beattv' A. P

Beattv. R.E

Bechert, AV. H

51-90 651.80

314. 01

I, 712. 39

I, 317- 06

792- 85

I, 226. 93

I, 241. 25

I, 475- 51 730.61

I, 340- 15

2, 2901^ 572.60 709^ 421. 70

r 028

[2, loSH

1 c

J-r, i>5. 20

I, 191 597- 70

2. 466 I, 234. 80

2. 102 603. 86

2, 892 991.80

216 54.00 416^ 249. 90

2, 084^ I, 044. 15

2, 443 I, 221.50

I, 247^ 748. 50

I, 926^ 481.61

2, 392 1, 196. 15

I, 220 305. 20 0313 2, 054. 08 1,683^ 842. 65

2, 516 639.00

2,518 I, 398. 64

2,498 726. 02

2, 564^ 1, 435- 45 2,520 634. 69

756 378. 20 1,590

I, 494>^ 795. 00

747- 25

2, 562^ I, 296. 85 2,513 632. 56

2, 056^ 1,093. II

I, 559

808

779. 70

202. 00

2, 500 I, 250. 00

2, 457 I, 228. 70

2, 516 I, 258. 00

2, 254>^ 564. 14

2, 500 668. 80

252 63.00

2, 524 631- 75

1, 104 614- 75 2,615^ 1,312.55

2,451 I, 225. 90

2, 563^ I, 503- 76 «307 I, 227. 00 2,49^K I, 245- 75 498^ 249- 25 919^ 551-70

2, 669 1,340.40

2,502 I, 251.00 2,^20 I, 337- 77

Piece- work.

1515. 76

743- 42

266. 00

644. 75

Name.

573- 00

776. 26

557- 25

314. 68

615- 25

Bechtel, C. V

Bechtel, Eaura AV

Beck, Kate

Becker, Ernest

Becker, Jos. AV

Becker, P. M

Beckman, Chas. J

. . .

.

Beckwith, Daniel . . . . Beckwith, Nettie Beddow, AA^m. C. . .. .

.

Beene, Russell O

Beight, MeK-in M

Belair, Felix J Belcher, Ida P

Belcher, Jos. AV

Bell, Chas. AV

Bell, Ellen

Bell, Frank

Bell, Pevton

Bell, S.H

Bell, AV. P

Bellinger, Abra A. . . . Bellinger. O. B

Belt, A'irginia D. . . . . Bender, CM

Benham, John S Benham, Mary A. C.

.

Benjamin, AA^. T

Benker, C. G

Benner, Alan R. C . . Benner, Eliza Bennett, C.E

Bennett, Clara E

Bennett, E- P

Bennett, E.J

Bennett, Oliver Bennett, Thomas D. . Bentley, M. F. C

Benton, A. J Bentz, A. AV

Bentzel, Charles H . . Berg, JohnR

Berger, Carrie A

Berger, F. H

Berger, Joseph J Bergeson, Andrew. .

.

Bergin, Mary E

Bergman, Blanche EBeringer, AA'illiam H.

Berkeley, Geo. T

Berrs', Annie C

Berwick, AA'm

Best, A. M

Best, H.D

Bethea, J. K

Betz, A. H

Bender, Edward .... Bickley, C.vS Bielaski, A. B

Bier, Robt. E

Bierley, AVilliam Biggart,C

Biggins, Mamie R . .

.

Billings, H. B

Billings, T. E

Billingslej^ James . . . Bilyeu, Geo. AV

Binkert, Damon A., jr Birmingham, Jos. J .

.

Birney, Thomas

Bisbee, H. A^ Bishard, Herbert

Bishop, John K

Bishop, A'^arden Bittenbender, John K

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 179 |802 36 2,401 6.00 24 216 54 00

2, lOI

I, 406

525 44

774 00 «37J^ 203 34

1,379 478 44

2, 2,57% ''^^^ 27

2,388 696 10 2,503 1,275 57 a 309 1,313 25

2. 457 I, 228 90

2, 402 I, 201 00

2, 555^

731 5^ 638 83 365 75

2, 5003^ 1,297 67

2, 451% 613-05

2, 784 724- 37

2, 655 K 1,333-30

1 a20

l2, 576

> 694. 60

2, 402 1, 202 65 424 93 00

2, 522 I, 263 00

2,468 863 77 2,498^^ 629 84

2, 499K 757 63

I, 926 964 65

2, 506 762 57 582 121 25 a 372 I, 004 40

2, 527% I, 268 85 2,456 1,370 80

2,6275^ I, 334 20 2,5"J^ 749 05

2, 691 1,608 60

32 8 00 2,543% 1,350 15

2, 108 1,054 60

1, 910 955 00 «3i3 1,866 40 240% 51 62 2,561 642 00

1,875 939 00 2,404 I, 202 00

2, 444% 611 10 2,470 I, 315 40

1,917 963 75 224 56 40

2, 288 1,144 00 0364% 638 67

2, 465% 1,232 90 2,441% 782 62

118 29 50

2, 120 1,073 40

2,511 1,255 9S

2, 401 600 78

2, 494% 1,247 25

2, 282% 570 62

I, 960^ 490 II

f a 149

I 933% }

829 37

2, 643^ 1,403 60

2, 265% 1, 156. 00

1,630 413 80

2, 521 I, 262 50

2, 360% 1,183 95

2, 352% I, 186. 52

2, 444 617. 60

2, 442 I, 221. 00

I, 534% 920. 55

2, 465 I, 241. 00

2, 452 I, 230. 40

962 577. 20 a Days.
26o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.Statement showino- the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Black, A. H

Black, C.N

Black, James H , Black])ui n, Samuel . , Blackiston, IJUie L.

Blackistoiie, Frances P

Blacklej', Belle B

Blackmur, E;ila Blackwill, Armstead,

Blaine, Rebecca L . . , Blair, Nellie

Blaisdell, John W. . . Blake, E. M

Blake, F. p: Blake, W. W

Blessing,!^. M

Bliss, George H., jr . . Block, Marcus

Bloecker, Otto C. J . . Bloomer, A. F' Blore, Mar\^

Blosser, Ross J Blue, Chas. H

Boag, J.O . Bodenhamer, M. A. . . Bodwell, Anson . . . Boehmer, John A . . . . Boernstein, Henrj^ N.

Bogia, Ferd F

Boland, B. T

Bolland, Benj

Bolten, AVm. K

Bond, J. W

Bond, Marion M

Boner, John H

Bonney, B3'rou W

Boo, I^ouis E

Booker, Rose V

Boone, Geo. R

Boone, George W . . . . Booth, E.C

Booth, Marion H

Booth, Wm. H

Boring, E- P

Borland, Alex. T

Bor.st, Bessie B

Bor.st, J. A

' Bor.st, Mae B

Boss, CP

Boss, James G

Boss, Jno. R

Boss, Eaura V

Bosworth, A. K I Bosworth, Henrv H .

!

Boteler, Edw. D.' jr . . Boteler, Harry S

Boteler, O. C .' Boutwell, Abby E | Bowden, Fletcher. . . I Bowcn, Arthur E - • •' Bowen, A. W

Bowersox, Tlios Bowie, A.J

Bowie, '\l.V, Bowie, Randall

BowU-r, V.

Hours

employed.

2, 272

2, oS8^

1,232^

2, 5S7

2, 542

2,313 220 2,484 251^

2,504

1,989

2, 408

2, 524/^

1,303

2, 144

2, 216 2,508^ 2,510^

2,496

6691^ 2,459

2,392^^ 2,470 2,529^

2,502 "313

2, 335^

2, 457^2

2, 502

2, 513^

«3i3

368

2, 586^^ 2,573>^ 2,533

296

2, 552

2, 845 2,752

2, 504

336

212 2,5iiK

2,219^

2, 509^

2, 524

1, 698^^

2, 616

112

2, 331^

2, 200 2,405 2,532^

2, 524^

f'313 2,415

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$571. 20

1, 192. 70 312.83

677. 44

642. 29

578.30

55- 20 621.75

82.87

I, 448. 52 414-37

1, 131.76

I, 264. 30

330. 91

542. 60

1 , 108. 00

I, 756. 25

I, 260. 05

I, 24S.00

167.37

I, 236. 30

I, 294. 35

I, 236. 80

950. 81

1, 463. 93

2, 003. 20

771.59

744.03

I, 259. 48

629.58

449. 28

I, 565. 00

194.98

655- 37 1,510.50

650. 12 177.60

1,282.85 718.63

924. 75

782. 50

84. 00 53.00

I, 256. 55

I,- 159. 90

1,333- i5 ^31.75

987. 70

655. 00

28. 00

I, 251.90

I, 100. 05

I, 205. 80 1,523.50

1-313- 26 1,998.40 681.64

i,58oJ^ 2,521

395- 12

630. 85 Bn\\

I5(iV( Ko\( Bovc

Bov( Bovc

BON( Bovc

Bovl

M. K. A . . Thos. C . . Wm. J

. . . Viri;-il ^F

.-V. J

, Fannv . . Bradford, J. E.

2, 946

2,423

2-334

2,488 1,440^

2, 323

b,S4'>K

2. hfn-) 2, 635

I, 923/^

791.85

, 213. 10

, 167. 00 621.97

782. 00

780. 83

Qr),|. 15

481.52

1499-31 576.90

704. II

58. 00

617-63

515. 69

520.91

161. 84

Name.

Bradford, W. R

Bradley, Geo. f: Bradley, Harry

Bradley, J. R

Bradley, Thomas H . Brady, James H

Brady, Ora A. . . Brad}^ Rosa

Bragg, Robt. E

Brandner, Veronia . . Brandon, George R.

.

Brandon, E- D

Brandt, Adam

Branham, W. Russell Brannan, INIarv A. .. . Brautly, C. J

. Brashears, F. A

Brauninger, William

Brawner, Angie

Bray, Robert T

Brayton, H. H

Breen, Jas Breen, John N

Breen, S. A

Breitenbach, George E

Brennan, Charlotte E

Brennan, Margaret E

j Brennan, Richard M.

I Brennan, Thos. M .

.

Breslin, J

Brett, Annie F'

: Breuninger, Julia A . Brewer, Fsaac H

Brewer, Kinsey

Brewer, Eeo. J ...... Brewer, Wallace .... Brewer, W. B

Brian, f;. G

Brian, Edward H . . . . Brian, H. T

Brice, F

Brice, Euc3' E

Brick, Alice E

Brick, Msivy

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice INI Bridger, J. D

Bridwell, Charles W.

Briggs, Florence A .

.

Briggs, J. vS Briggs, W. C

Briggs, W^m

Brigham, W. H

Bright, Harn- H

Bright, J. E."

Bright, W. H

Bright, Wm. H

Brinker, J. H

Brister, Jas. E

Britt, Geo. R. P

Britt, Pierce

Britt, Viola M

Broadbent, Joseiih . . . Broas, John :M Brobst, D. W

Brock, Amanda P . .

.

Brock, W. H

Brockwell. W. N . . . . Brodnax, James H . . Brodie, C."C Brooke, H. V

]5r()oke, Janu-s E .... brookfitld, Caroline

Brooks, H. H

Hours

emploj'ed.

1,737

2, 437

1,9661^

2, 504

2, 223^

2, 256 "313

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$440. 20 1,221.45

983. 25

r, 464. 84

I, 274. 30

564. 20

1, 799. 75

2, 3 I N

2, l.^i'^ 1,409

2, 525 "313

2, 261%

2,'5os" 836>^

1,368 1,866 822^

2,478

2, 340^

2, 274K

2, 504

979

2, 107

2, 360^

1,639^

2,524

2, 336^

815 4165^

2, 422 2,442

2,428^/^ 1,445^^

2, 504

2,590 a2i2

2, 374

934

662^

2,522^

2, 109^

2,464

2, 372 «3i3

2, 427^

419

3, 031H

2, 504

2, 189^

"313

464

2, 360

2. 572

2I3''i 104

2, 538

2, 433/^

2, 538

1.988

2, 540

2-519

2,563'/^ 216

2.,S,S5^

2, 1 93 ' 2 2, 2621^

I, 270. 25

.xvV 32

707. 45 1,444.40 h 799- 75

I, 130. 99

I, 254- 25

425- 92

438- 51

388. 75 411.90

I, 239- 45 1,304.03

I, 207. 00

I, 252.00

490. 10

526. 95

442. 57

820. 95

I, 2S6.0S

609. 06

204. 53

249. 90 643.40

618. 25

t, 214. 25 365-67

[, 236. 80

[,288.80

[, 444, 46

598- 30

275- 90

387- 78

339- 03

530- 59

588. 83

578. 00

799- 75

217. 15

248. 15 S21.37

750. 26 094-75

565. 00

272. 05

180. 00

644. So 53.59

52. 00

344. 04

3.59

640. 1

1

994. 10

, 777. 94 ,411.55

, 450. 10

124. 80

, 406. 35

549. 54

565- 57

1,4

« Days.
REPORT OK THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 261

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune so, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Brooks, R. H

Brooks, W. A

Brooks, Walter . .

.

Brooks, W. S

Brosee, Charles E - . - Brosee, Guy

Brosemer, I^ouis Brosnau, Margaret . Brothers, Johu T . .

.

Brower, "Wilbur G . Brown, Arthur G . .

.

Brown, Cornelia M . Brown, CP

Brown, Elijah Brown, Elliott AV Brown, H. G

Brown, II. J Brown, Ida Brown, Ivery , Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M. Ed- munds

Brown, John R , Brown, John W , Brown, I^evi Brown, Lewis E . . .

.

Brown, ^^larietta S.

.

Brown, Morgan J. .

.

Brown, vSamuel R. . . , Brown, Thomas . . . . , Brown, Willis G

Brown, AV. H

Brown, W. P

Browne, Ella M

Browne, Jno. C

Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I Browne, R. W

Browne, AValter A. . . Browning, May

Browning, P. S

Brudin, John F

Bruffy, G.T

Brumelkamp, J. A . .

.

Br5-an, Ella E

Bryan, Ida E

Brj^an, S

Br^'ant, Eleanor E - • • Brs-ant, Ira T

Br^-arly, vSusan F . . .

,

Br\'erton, Maggie. .

.

Buchanan, Charles B

Buckingham, Clin- ton O

Buckingham, Glenn W

Buckland, F. E

Buckley, Anna , Buckley, Dennis. . . .

,

Buckley, Josie C . . .

.

Buddington, Anna E

Budlong, E. M , Buehler, A. J Buehler, J. Fr

Buehne, Aug

Bugden, Arthur M .

.

Bullard, Eeelia

Bullen, AV. W

Bullis, AA^m. J Bullock, M. E

Bullock, AV. P

Bumpus, Frank M. . - Bumpus, E- D

Bunch, Hester R

r as

I

l2, 455 J 1U058

I 1,538^

1 2, 547

t 2,518

2, 349^

1,972

2, 254

948

2, 386

2, 019

2,248 3,259

2, 257K

0300

2, 645 « 315K

2,<95 "374

«3i3

2, 237K

1, 264

2, 476K

2, 039

2, 045

1, 035^

«37o

1,662

2, 507

2, 356

2, 504

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 467^

2, 185 2,3i5K

2, 496^

2, 552

20864

1,686

2, 391

2, 190

2, 460I 1,504

2,528^

2,349

2, 326^

1, 908

r «43

[2, 229 1,647^

2, i86>^

2, 277

2, 024 2,415/^

2, 502

2, 556

2, 600

2, 400

2, 186

2, 495^

2,507

2, 406

3,011 a 2861^

|i, 2S0. 20

648. 69

840. 70 1,552.70

630. 49

588. 07 989-15 601.98

563. 50

474. GO

1,278.55

I, 014. 05

r, 124. 00

850. 94

I, 086.92

I, 200. 00

1,554.00

394- 35

623. 73

I, 309. 00

I, 565. 00

1,118.75

403. 19

I, 320. 20

509- 73 511.72

259. 37

740. 00

416. 79

I, 466. 37

589. 20

626. 00

Piece- work.

I, 233- 75

I, 092. so

578. 86

I, 254. 25

I, 279. 20 52.00

16. 00

843. 90

I, 195.65 547-47

615.32

753- 20

[, 266. 00

627. 27

1,638.71

1, 304. 16

958. 25

I, 503- 72

422. 23

I, 093- 25

426. 91

506. 00

I, 209. 23

I, 251.00

735. 99 1,318.30

750. 00

549- 10

I, 248. 25

I, 762. 25 721.80

942.11

704- 56

S563

581.50

611.33

584. 40

147- 32

564. 56

Name.

Bundy, A. A

Bunker, E. N

Bunn, Sidne5r S . . .

.

Burchfield, George . Burchfield, AA^ill E .

.

Burgee, Daisy E

Burges, Almj^ra A .

.

Burges, E. C

Burgess, Mattie

Burgess, R. W

Burgess, AV. R

Burgy, Marie

Burk' Anna

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Catharine... Burke, Dolores

Burke, Geo. O

Burke, Henry

Burke, James J Burke, Julia M

Burke, Mamie H

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burkhardt,J.E

Burkhardt, Julius AA^ Burkhart, R.AA^ Burkholder, E

Burklin, Geo

Burlingame, Wm . .

.

Burnett, Chas. AV . .

.

Burns, Annie .... .

! Burns, Chas. T

! Burns, James

! Burns, John H

j Burns, John J Burns, John J. Burns, Joseph A

Burns, Thos

Burns, AA^m. S., jr. .

.

Burnside, Frank E

Burnside, J. S

Burr, Ada

Burr, Wm. J Burritt, Jessie A . . .

.

Burrus, Anna

Burruss, Mary

Burson, LA

Burton, H. E

Burton, Jesse M

Burton, E- H

Busey, AVm

Bush, Daniel P

Bush, John K

Bush, AA^m Bushee, R

Buskuhl, Fred

Bussev, Albert J . . . Butcher, J. H

Butcher, J. W., jr ... Butcher, Robt. E

Bute, Ella H

Butler, A. M

Butler, B. W

Butler, George , Butler, John H

Butler, Missouri G .

.

Butscher, Edward P

Butt, Eilla AV

Butz, E. M

Buxmeyer, Nicholas

Buzhar'dt, Emory B. Bynum, T. A

Byrne, H. H

Byrne, Joseph H. . .

.

Byrne, Mary E

Byrne, P. J Byrnes, Thomas F.

.

Hours employed.

2, 462

2,423

2, 006^

2,338

2,530

2, 522

1,854

2, 643 2,434

2, 392K

1,356

2, 416

1,962 2,984

1, 002%

2, 343^^

2, 652

2, 321 2,501^

2, 244

2,474 2,387

2, 092

2, 499

2, 306

2, 6181X

2,6131!

2, 172K

2,581

2, 389^

1,877 2,389^

1, 860^

2,5263/( «3ii 2,499^

2, 534

730

2, 452 2,044

2, 992 2,468^

2, 557

1,584 2,4i7K

2, 500

2, 562

2,328

2, 300 1,628 «3i3

2, 478 476

1,056

2, 527]^

2, 361^

2, 465

2, 401 5^

2, 496^

1, 569^ 408%

2, AA^Vi

2, 476>^

2, 233 2,522 «35i

2, 381

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1, 489. 41

I, 298. 28

802. 60

592. 64

1, 444. 90

712. 46

386. 25 1,417.75

I, 220. 80

600. 43

282. 50

609. 98 367.85

1, 007. 10 251.62

1, 171. 75

1,330. 95

656. 18

679. 05

1, 134.40

I, 237. 40

1,195.45

I, 061. 55

1, 463. 05

949- 52 1,826.66

660. 16

I, 272. 05

895. 03

950. 04

940. 75 1,333.81 931.45

632. 60

r, 399- 50

I, 250. 30

I, 348. 58 438.00

615. 20

817. 60

1, 122. 00

I, 234. 60

I, 364. 20

849. 86

I, 211. 80

I, 250. 00

688. 70 583.97

592- 39

906. 59

1, 330. 25 991.94

121.57

304. 60

I, 363. 79

1, 184. 15

I, 232. 50

I, 202. 80

I, 248. 25

429. 60

245. 10

I, 377- 75

I, 467. 93

578. 26

I, 263. 50

2, 019. 24

1, 190. 50 a Days.
262 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscalyear endedJune 30, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Cadett, Geo. H

Cachvell, Ala M

Cadv, :\Iarv C

Cadv, A\-. S . Calhoun, Iv V, Calhoun, Katherine B

Calhoun, R. M

Calkins, Orville A . .

.

Callaghau, Eva A

Callaghau, William. . Callahan, John J Callan, Teresa M

Callanan, Margaret. . Camatella, vSalvatore Cameron, J. W

Cameron, Wm. B Cammack, M

Cammack, Virginia. . Camp,W. M

Campbell, Andrew J. Campbell, Edward B

.

Campbell, Jas. H

Campbell, John B. . . . Campbell, Mary

Campbell, R. H

Campbell, Sara A. . . . Campbell, Thos. A . .

.

Campbell, Wm. vS Canfield, Jas.B

Cani.sius, A. T

Cantine, Kate

Capell, Chas. A

Capers, Frank V

Care}', Granville 1^. . , Carey, H. J Care3% Harriet K . .

.

Carlisle, Susie C

Carnej', Geo. A

Carpenter, D. T

Carpenter, Emma J

. . Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, L,izzie . .

.

Carpenter, Mary

Carpenter, W. H

Carpenter, Wm. S. . . . Carper, Jos. M

Carr, A. A

Carr, John H

Carr, Margaret C . . . . Carr, W. H

Carrigan, Annie

Carroll, Geo. S

Carroll, I^ouis Carroll, Rosalia

Carroll, vSouthey Carson, Ellen

Car-son, M. A

Carson, P. H., jr Carter, Alice

Carter, Belle

Carter, Clara E

Carter, D. M

Carter, Edward 1^. . .

.

Carter, Fannie D

Carter, Georgie I . . . . Carter, J. W.^

Carter, L,ee Carter, Eily

Carter, Owen E

Carty, Alton B

Carver, W. R

Cai-v'ille, James

Casey, Daniel J CastV, T"^. E

Case\-, "William ]• Cason, Thomas J

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

1,094 1,704

2, 1^0%

2, 506

2,518

965

2, 836 2,655

216

2, 241

K

2, 520%

2, 304

2,5i6>^ 2,529

2, 684

2, 570^

2, 216

2, 306 >^

2, 466

2, 358>^ 2,523^^ 995

1,863

2, 6121^

2, 222^^ 2,329

789 «3i5J^

2, 504

2, 620 2,504

32

2, 384

584

2, 343>^

2, 551%

64

2,4I2>4 2,047

2,712^^

32 «326

2, 984

2, 472K

1,114

01324

2, 346

2, 504

3, 071 9T2

2, O^lYz

2, 530

1,391

2, 480

2, 548K

2,436>^

2, 344

2, 677

2, 426

843

2, 508

1, 129

2, 145^

2, 503

2, 506H

2,501^

I652. 40

427- 39 538.56

1, 253. 20

1, 337- 24

279- 85

797- 87

348. 43

54. 00

562. 98

1,429- 53

576. 00

629. 72

637- 82

702. 80

I. 055. 13

560. 40

1, 153-50

1,369- 35

597- 23 631.62

388. 12 1,310.52 891.56

1,471-73

473- 40

I, 264. 00

626. 00 1,396.09

I, 252. 05

19. 20 1,336-03

178. 00

586. 31

I, 2S2.60

16.00

I, 246. 70 514-75

, 440. 45

356. 50

19. 20

740. 24

839- 25

618. 29

389. 90

185. 50

238. 75

469. 50

795- 30

190. 00

520. 34

640. 90

289. 78

620. 00

I, 524- 15

I, 229. 10

733- 90

. 573- 39

607. 20 1,317-30 421.50

I, 360. 26 618.20

I, 072. 75 1,251.50

I, 259- 25

630. 10

Piece- work.

$392. 60

610. 50

733- 05

366. 28

576. SS

'670.' 66

;

609. 70

675-83

643- 74

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

Casper, E

Ca.s.sell, Chas. C

Cassid}^ Chas. J Castell, John M

Castellow, Walter II. Castle, E. M

Cather, Anna

Caton, Kate G

Caton, John G

Caton, John P. D

Caton, Mary

Cavanaugh', James . . Cawood, Blanche . . . . Cawson, Chas. C

Chadwell, J. S Chambers, E. B Champ, Eillie C

Champlin, BertC

Chandler, Nina

Chapin, Frank E - - • - Chapman, Annie. . . . Chapman, Geo. T .. . Chapman, Jos. B Chapman, Susannah A

Charles, E. G

Charles, Seward

Charlock, Wm. J Chase, A. H

Chase, F

Chase, F. C

Chase, H. W

Chase, Maria A

Chase, M. E

Chase, Robert H

Chase, Will H

Chatterton , Louise W

Chedal, INIay B

Cherry, C. E

Che.shire, R. M

Childress, J. W

Childs, Samuel N . . . Chiplev, W. R

Chisho'lm, U. V

Chisolm, R. F

Chri.stfield, John D.

.

Christian, Robert W . Chri.stian, Rufus E - • • Christian, Wallace B

.

Christie, Haro" R

Christy, Edwin F

Chritzman, B.I Chroniger, J. E

Chute, Daniel J

Ci.ssel, E. E

Claflin, F. M

Clagett, E. H

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, C. E

Clark, Charles E

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, Jesse M

Clark, John W

Clark, J. Wilson

Clark, E. B

Clark, Nellie Clark, Perrv

Clark, Sarah V

Clark, Thomas F. . . . Clarke, Harry A

Clarke, John

Clarke, Josepli S

Clarke, Wm. Y

Clark son, M

Clarkson,W. F

Clear>% James

1,348^

2, 4S6>2

i,.S27>^ 1,805

2, 282

168 128

2, 448

1, ^74^

2, 150 2,548

2,04I>^ 2,344

2,496

2,350

2, 489

240 «3i3

2,366

390

2, 543

2, 270^

565 2,368

217 2,502

2, 567^/^ 2,665^

2,52SI/^ 1,667^

2,495^/4 1,874^^

521

2, 480 14 2 504 2,544

2, 535 2,371^^

2, 492K

"289

2, 492

2, 992

2,403 484

2,433

2, .504 313^^ 2,516

2, 490

2,4-^'^ 2,554'

2, 0625 2,449

2,948

2, 408

2, 504

556

2, 345

2, 472

2, T54

2, 204^

Time

work.

1,248.45

765- 35

473- 04

570. 50

42. 00

76. 80

I, 224. 00

418.62

6S0. 25

I. 282.

I, 194-23

586. 00

I, 248. 00

1, 175- 30

622. 24

60. 00

1,565.00 443.82

97- 50

642. 09

56. 50

I, 136. 30

282. 90

593- 99 54-70

725.80

1,592.99

1,358.00

636. 10

833. 80

1,251-55

939- 05 312.60

1,451.98

1,252.35

657. 99

1,441. ]0 1,347-35

I, 25S. 72

I, 445. CO

I, 246. 40

988. 74

I, 201. 50

122. 40

1,316.75

626. 00

85-57

1,474. 20

622. 60

I, 237.40

I. ,.o.s. 25

227. 55

I, 096. 31

I, 225. 75

921. 25 451-50

I, 252.00

139. 00

591- 23

I, 446. 12 658. 25 1,088.75 551-12

a Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 263

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

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ 1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Clements, Ella F

Clemen s, J Clements, Man- E.. • Clendenin, John I, . .

.

Clickner, Lewis \V .

.

Clifford, E. A

Clinton, F.S

Clokey, Julia F

Clough, Allan C

Clouser, Anna M

Coates, E. E

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, J. N

Cobb, W. E

Cochnower, James C

Cochrane, Clara B . . . Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, :M. G

Coe, Charles H

Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Meyer S

Cohn, Joseph

Coke, Emily T

Colbert, :Maggie C . .

.

Colclazier, Nellie C.

.

Cole, Frank O

Cole, Geo. W

Cole, Grace G

Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole. M. M

Cole, Samuel

Coleman, Benj Coleman, Edward . .

.

Coleman, Laura

Coleman, S. B

Coleman, Spencer . .

.

Coles, T. J Colestock, Harry E • • Colklesser, A. a"

Collar, Edwin

Collar, Eora E

Collier, J. H

Collier, Mary A

Colliere,J I CoUiere, Margaret. .

.

Collins, B.J

Collins, F. A

Collin.s, H. K

Collins, J

Collins, Julia

Collins, Eila W

Collins, Mary J

Collins, Susie A

Collins, T. H

Collins, W. H

Colli.son, H

Colnian, D. E

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Colquitt, Geo. D

Colt, James B

Colton, J.E

Columbus, Annie H. . Colvin, J.R

Colwell, J. Frank . . .

.

Compton, Frank

Conaway, Emma F .

.

Condon, E. A

Conger, Wm. H

Conklin, Rush W

Coulee, C. C

Conn, S. P

Connell, J. A

Connelly, B. M

Connelly, Margaret A

Hours

emplo^-ed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 503

2, 412

2,419

575:^ «3i3

2,5"

264

2, 340^

2, 088

2, 453 >^

2, 357 1,409/^

142

2, 131^

2, 242^

2,5185^

2, 405 >^ 1,341

2, 487^

2,490

2,523 2,443^

1,911 2,456

2, 470

2, 458 2,446^

2, 424'/^ 280

2, 509 2,480^

2,363^^

2, 129

2, 503 K

1, 136

2, 534

142

1, 280

2, 349 «3i3

«3I3

2,334 2,532

5i, 266. 75

452. 26

t, 209. 50

287. 75

2, 400. 71

576. 21 1,470. 32 68.29

1, 170. 93

652. 00

I, 228.65

1, 178.50

704. 80

36. 17

532. 87

1, 131-84

I, 261.49

I, 210. 23

736. 55 621.84

622. 46

635- 96

I, 233. 63

957- 15 1,236.40

1,237.40

616. 50 617.51

[, 312. 20

168. 00

627. 50

[, 242. 00

t, 182. 15

537- 50

1,251.75

568. 00

639- 50 36.00

266. 66

1, 174- 50 1,314.80

2, 003. 20 382.90

586. 71

723- 74'

2, 654 >^ 1,413 56 a 17 128 08

2, 474 618 49

2, 0953^ 307 80

834 08 2,543 I, 287 90

2, 385K I, 195 87

2, 470^ 998 21

2, 501 1,250 75

2, 374^ 593 61 3,096 804 28

2, 489^^ 1,244 75

2, 250 570 16 688 344 40

2, 422 653 14 1,735 870 60

2,571 1, 292 30

1,243 679 65

2, 144^ 540 08 2,5I2>^ I, 262 65

a 178^ 887 71 656 164 00

Piece- work.

586. 00

591.00

644. 80

536. 58

576. 75

583- 15

637. 99

Name.

Connelly, M. P

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Elizabeth .

.

Conner, Eugene

Conner, Irene Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connolly, E. E

Connollj^ John F . .

.

Connolly, K. Grace . Connolly, Marj^ A. .

.

Connor, Cornelius A

Connor, Edward E • Connor, Kate F . . Connor, Wm. C

Conro5% James J., jr Constantine, B. F . .

.

Conway, Thomas ... Cook, A. G

Cook, C. E

Cook, John

Cook, Mary E

Cook, Mary H

Cook, R. M

Cook, W.J

Cooke, Adelia

Cooke, Carrie Cooke, C.F

Cooley, E. B

Cooley, R.T

Coolidge, Helen Q .

.

Coonej', James J Cooper, E.F

Cooper, Mary E

Cooper, Sands E

Cope, Katherine M . Copeland, Susie C . . Copenharve, Ida M . Copper, Saml. R .

.

Corbett, Maurice N.

Corbin, M

Corbin, W.H

Corey, M. E

Corkins, D.W

Cornell, S.M

Cornish, Joseph S. .

.

Cornish, Wm. H., jr. Cornwell, E- W

Comwell, Margaret.

Correll, Ralph S

Corrigan, John

Corwin, Thos. J Cosden, Mary E

Coskery, Haddie Z.

.

Costello, Mary

Coster, S. K

Costigan, Lawrence

Costin, Lucia G. M . . Coston, W. Brice

Cottee, Helen M

Cotter, John A

Cotter, J. H

Cottle, Al

Cottle, Gertrude B. . Coughlan, Alice M. . Councell, W. F .

.

Covert, C. C

Covert, Jake

Covert, S. T

Covert, W. H

Cowden, Frank B . .

.

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cowles, Allen E

Cox, Chas. H

Hours

employed.

2, 628 $1,321 95 T,88i;^ 474 22 8145^ 203 62

8 4 00 2,485 621 25

2, 138K

2, 543^

1,081 07 1,277 75 1,937 484 25 2,58i>^ 1,806 80 2,479 619 75 2,055 1,031 75

2, 668>^ 1,413 55 i,597K 799 42 2,320 435 00 «303 1,565 40

2,305 1, 152 50

2, 266^ 1,587 57

2, 435 614 63 2,4701^ 1,235 45

1, 123^ 594 25 «3i2 702 00

2, 568 650 00

I, 752

r «;47K

[1, 862^

438 19 K381 32 2,474 '1,438 06

1,035^

2, 360

2, 544

2, 30540

2, 482

2, 388

2, 371 228

2, 204

2, 351

2, 504

2, 710j^

2, 0441^

2, 539 2,512^

2, 250 2,498^

2,515^

1, 205 2,0581^

2, 267

2, 524K

954>^

2, 502

2, 250^^ 2,508

2, 503 >^ 2,348^

2, 462

746 «3i3

1,501 2,6243^ «3i3

2, 363 «3i3

1, 133^

2, 656 2,405^

2, 385 >^

2, 534%

2, 479

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

587- 1,351-

653.

720.

I, 194. 596.

57-

I, 105. 1,315-

626.

702. 511- 1,361.

634-

562.

I, 268.

I, 258. 251.

514-

568.

I, 265.

1, 258. 670. 1,317-

186.

2, 003.

377-

1, 602.

I, 779-

1, 181.

I, 565-

566.

I, 560.

I, 353- 596- 1,472.

774-

1 Days.
264 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement shoiving the names of persons employed in the piiblic printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoj, etc. —Contimied.

Cox, Edwin P

.

Cox, Frank P

Cox, Oliver M

Coykendall, Arthur . Cozlin, Jacob

Crabh, Chas, .... Craft, Max

Craig, A.mauda

Craig, J. M

Cramer, Lavira R . . . . Cramer, Mary A

Craiidall, Anna

Crandall, F. A

Cranford, Horace. . . . Craven, J. C Craw ford, HortenseF

Crawford, Nora ly . . .

.

Crawford, Wm

Creech, G.T

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M. A

Cremen. Delia Crenshaw, W. H

Crew.s, F. C

Crist, Raymond

Croggon, Ellen H

Croggon, Katie 1^ Crollard, L,izzie Cromelien, Sarah. . . . Cromwell, L,ucy A . .

. Cromwell, S. C". Crone, Bessie Croney, Amanda J

. .

.

Crooke, B. ly Crooks, C

Croson, M. P

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A

Cross, J. W

Cross, L,izzie Crowe, John

Crowe, T. D

Crowlej', Patrick .... Crowther, W. H

Croxton, Ida I Crump, E. C

Crump, Harriet B. . . . Crump, W. F

Crush, J. E

Cruso, William

Crutchet, J. P

Crutchfield, Minnie I. Cuddy, Matthias

Culbertson, vS. vS Cullen, A. W

Cullinan, Mars^ A

Culotta, Frank

Cummins, E. P

Cunegan, J. C

Cunev, lyloyd G

Cuney. N. W

Cunningham, Effie M

Cunningham, John A

Cunningham, Mary

Cunningham, S. K.

.

Curley.V. \V. turran, Fannie E- • - • Curran, Wm. T

Curtin, Johanna

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Cyphers, CM

Dade, T. H

Dahi, Emma

Dahlberg, Gus. R. Iv,

Hours

employed.

"95

.1, 772K

1,775

2, 380 2,503^

1,381^

2, 562

2, 354 «3i3 769^

2, 151 «305

"313

2, 338

2, 343

6345^

2, 484 2,413^

400

2, 38i>^

2, 503

(126

2, 207

24 632

2, 463 2,462

2, 596%

422>^

2, 335 >^

2, 194

2, 544 2,075^

«3i3

2, 400-X

196 >^

1, i35>^ 1,666

2,461 2,412^

2, 211 a 372

176 952;^

2, 992 2,520

I, 144

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I172. 80

i,ooS. 78

443- 74

I, 190. 00

1,251.75

690. 75

900. 12

588. 50

2, 003. 20

192. 36

544- 20

1,059. 70

I, 799- 75

I, 170. 90

586. 10

i6r. 22

621. 90

375- 99

617.77

ioi.'s?'

1 194- 75

, 251. 50 113-97

[, loS. 10

6. 00

158. 00 615-74

1,231- 15 822. 15

105. 62

585- 78

1, 101. 05

1, 419. 89 518.87

370. 50

I, 095- 50

605. 94

107.50

293. 27

833. 00

765- 56

1,427. 04

552. 75

967. 20 52.80

276. 72

988. 73

I, 337- 82

287. 00

2,275

2, 503^

1,963

2, 495

2, 526

1,669

2, 383

2, 488^

"313

259

7823 329 1,990%

2, 657

2, 236 2,4.35^

2, 584

645. 70

I, 252. 25

490- 95

627. 17 1,090. 93 417-25

1, 198-73

622. 35

1, 408. 50

155- 40

469- 50

276. 87

499- 50

, 334- 10

559- 34

613. 76

651. 22

1555- 69

539- 38

576. 28

100. 65

713-81

588. 80

608. 43

293. 40

434- 63

258. 00

573- 75

568. 34

730. 36

Name.

Hours

employed.

Dailey, Edward J. . . . 2, 161 Dailey, James ,S \ 494 Daily, Thomas J

' 2, 400^4 Dale, Chas. H 912 Dale, O. S 2,452 Dalkin, Isabella Dalton, A. Zelda 2, ()iS>4 Daly, Alice V \ 2, ^,22 Daly, Kate 1,221% Daly,W. F 2,488% Dame, May i, 152 Danenhower, Chas . . 2, 437^

Danforth, Esther 1^. . i, 022%

Daniel, Nannie

Daniels, James G 1,161 Dant, Ella I, 2, 243 Dant, F. H 622%

Dant, Katie Darby, M. A

Darden, W. N

Darling, Alfred B . . . Darling, Delphine . . . Darling, J. L, Darlington, Mary J.

.

Dansch, Kate Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, Samuel . . Davidson, Edwin .... Davidson, Roland L, . Davies, S. E

Davies, Thomas D . . . Davis, A. A

Davis, Albert

Davi.s, Chas. S

Davis, E. D

Davis, Edwin

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, Fred. ly Davis, Harry S

Davis, Ivins

Davis, Jeanette

Davis, Jno. A

$1,081.

247.

200.

287. 617.

992%

1, 192

2, 402

224

215

Davis, John P

Davis, Lottie Davis, May V

Davis, S. W

Davis, Wiley H

Davis, William

Davis, Wm.H

Davison, E. W

Davison, Joseph K . Dawson, Engene R . Day, Henry H

Day, J. P

Dayton, Florice R .

.

Deakins, Margaret . Deakins, Philip A .

.

Dean, Chas. W

Deans, A. C

Debus, John H. G .

.

Decker, Kate De Coster, F. Y

Dedrick, W. H

Deering, C De Fontes, Jos De Groot, W. A

Delabar, K

Delahunty, John ... Delawder, John A . . De Lawder, :Mary A. Dement, Klizal)eth . Dement, Elmer

Dement, Lena De Moll, :Maggie.. .. Dennesson, Win. E

Denney, Dorothy E.

2, 504

2,425

2,3773^ 2,376%

2,429 2,502

64

2, 306

2, 288%

2, 501%

2,518%

2, 142

2, 496

2, 644 638%

i «30

l2, 269%

2, 729

2, 430

2, 381%

2,457

2, 367 2,3"^

648

2, 237

2, 495 2,984

2, 125

I, 135K

Amount earned. Time

work.

504.

580.

305- 630.

289. ,218.

290. 560.

496.

298. 600.

56.

53-

1,327-

1,314-

1, 189.

I, 188. 1.214.

I, 340-

16.

I, 292, 634

I, 257

I, 248,

I, 327.

1.9.

^i, 300-30

607.

611.

, 230. 603.

,333-

388. ,187.

,247-

, 007.

,071.

2,364/^2 2,316%

1,830%

462

2,520

2, 549

2, 419

2, 547/^ 2,488%

2, 649%

2,313

2, 604 " 313

2, 495^

2, 1745^

2, 447%

566

[, 294 916

231

2540

30

83

945-

I, 291.

I, 210. 895-

I, 244. 936.

I, 156. 097.

999-

624.

I, 087.

773-

00 . 55 • 80 !. 18

j. 25 • 46

50 I. 60 . 36

07 1. 40

53 - 854-

14. « Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 265

]S[o. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedfune 30, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Denne}', H. H

Dennis, Charles Dennison, Chas. S. . . Denn3', Roxie Densmore, H

Desmond, John F. . . . Devlin, J. P

Devlin, INIargaret M . De Yries, J.W

Dewev, Lizzie Dexter, 'W'. H

Dice, John

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickerson, John J . • Dickinson, Fannie. .

.

Dickman, John B . . . . Dickson, E. J Dickson, Wni. H

Diehl, Jnlius C

Dierken, Joseph

Diers, Gus B

Dietrich, C. F

Dietrick, John S

Dietz, Alfred

Dietz, Lillian L

Diffenbaugh, H. W . . Diggs, Beverly

Diggs, N ' Dill, George F

Dillman, J. W. F

Dillon, Annie

Dillon, Elizabeth

Dillon, Thomas

Dines, Fannie Dishman, ^\nl

Divine, F. M

Dix, J.Wesley

Dixon, F. F

Dobbs, H. C

Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia F - • • Dodge, Ida Dodge, Joseph A

Dodge, W. A

Dodson, :M. A

Doering, Robt. F

Dogan, Albert

Dohert}', John

Doherty, Mary

Dohoney, John J Doing, Wm. P

Dolan, Annie E

Dolby, Wm. T

Domer, Fannie A . . .

.

Donahue, Mary A . . . Donaldson, Allaert. . . Donaldson, Ellen . . .

.

Donaldson, W. B

Donath, Howard E .

.

Donellan, J. E

Donkin, Thomas A.

.

Donn, F^rank Donn,T. M

Donnelly, Mary

Donovan, John P . . .

.

Donovan, Maggie E . Doocy, J. W

Dooley, Geo. A

Dooley, Rose E

Doonan, Thomas . . .

.

Dorsej', Hannah

Dorsey, W.B

Dorsey, W. F

Dorster, John N

Doten, Charles O

Dotv, Thomas E

Dougherty,Harold T.

Hours

employed.

2, 191

2, 667^

2,511^

1,461%

2, 551 280

2, 360^^ 1,452

2, 504K

1,7205^

2, 504

2,485 479^

2,47iK

398 «3i3

2,490

.2,46432 430%

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2,944

2, 797

2, 352>^

2, 299%

2, 472

2, 543^

2, 372 1,835

2,486^^

2, 528

866

2, 201 506

2,408

2, 503^

2, 668

2,407

2, 162 2,554

2, 40S

2, 365K

2, 601 900%

2, 501 a 32

2, 291 2,546

2, 504

2, 381^1

2, 2571^

8

2, 503 2,510

1,884 260

2, 503!^

2, 520%

2, 670%

2, 566

2, 470%

2, 475!^

2, 777

2, 50854

2,29514 a 269

$556. 57 941-57

835- 30

I, 035- 35

I, 343- 80

730. 90

646. 10

168. 00

590. 10

850. 12

877. 40

322. 54

626. 00

, 242. 50

239- 75

620. 23

104. 20

, 799- 75

, 246.55

, 234- 95 8.00

218.65

791-25

707. II 1,315-96

1, 153-93 618.00

640. 23

596- 47

382. 28 621.81

1,380- 35

519. 60

1, 102. 25

303. 60

I, 242. 08

1,251-75 1,567.28 451-32

1,081.15

644. 41

I, 204. 00

599- 13 1,305-30

529- 15 1,250.50

112. 00 572-90

644- 37

I, 254- 00

789. 02

r, 160. 55

4. 00

[, 251.50

f, 591-33

392. 50 65.00

I, 252. 15

I, 349- 42

675.81 1,415.20

772. 10

1,239- 75

852. 99

1,330-94

I, 295. 07

807. 00

$658.95

589. 89

584- 5 I

683. 00

511-50

644- 56

580. 47

551-00

640. 71

574.00

Dougherty, Nellie M

Dougherty, T. A . Dougherty, William,

Douglas, Alexander , Douglas, John F

Douglas, Wm. G . . .

.

Douglass, Mary E- - - Dove, Man,' F

Dow, Charles A

Dow, M. E

Dow, W.J

Dow, Clarence K . . .

.

Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E

Dowell, Geo. P

Dowling, Frank .... Dowling, J. L

Downej', Mary A . .

.

Downie, Fizzie , Downing, John P . .

.

Downs, A

Downs, Annie C , Doxej^ Hindman ... Doyle, Albert P. E - - Dovle, Caroline

Doyle, Ellen

Doyle, Jno. E

Drake, A. F

Drake, H.F.J

Drake, Ida F , Draper, James H

Drayton, Wm. H. . . , Dreis, Jos. A , Dreis, Martin Driggers, John S Drum, Francis, jr. .

.

Dubant, Grace E- • - - Dubant, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Duckett, A. Howard

Duff, William T

Duffey, Ella B

Duffv, C.J

Duffy, John E

Duffy, Joseph

Duffy, KateE

Duffy, Maggie A

Duffy, Thomas , Dugan, Jennie I . . . . Du Ganne, Austin.

.

Dula, J. W

Dulin, msLvy vS Duling, Wm. H

Dumble, Jessie F . .

.

Dumont, Julia Duncan, Bertie Dunham, Tillie Dunkin, F. A

Dunlap, John T

Dunlap, O. F

Dunn, Michael , Dunn, Robt. A. S Dunne, W. G

Dunning, H

Dunnington, Fucy P

Durdin, A. C

Durfee, George

Durfey, J.G. .. Durham, C Durham, Mary C

Durisoe, John R

Durno, Chas. A

Dutch, Edmund , Dutrow, A

Dutton, John W

Hours

employed.

2,436K 2,517^

714

2, 510 «3i3

2, 545^

215^4 2,524

2, 385^

' «85

.1, 299 i,3i5K

2,377

2, 43554 2,497

2, 157

2, 469

2, 504

2,492

2, 658

2, 137 1,951^^ 264

2, 176 266 2,481 2,577?^

2,22814

2, 494

2, 3605

216a 72

. 1,926

2, 471 528 1,952%

2, 850 2,615%

2, 103

2, 669%

933

2,518

2, 458

2, 564'/^

2, 400^

2, 550%

2, z^jYz

Amount earned. Time

work.

I613. 54

1,506.65

357- 00

829. 60

939- 00

643. 28 40.41

676. 00

599- 56

283. 35

725- 50

598.42

I, 218. 30

I, 248. 50

545- 90

1, 926 966 35

2, 392 448 48

2, 432 609 40 1,974^ 987 45

2, 165 I, 181 75 1,841 54

2, 459>^ 619 29

2, 152 538 00 2,509 I, 269 05 2,312% 1, 156 90 212 53 20 2,435>^ 615 46

2, 393 1, 196. 50

2,509 1,254 75

2, 504 1,252 00

2, 544 772 91

2, 380% 602 II 2,454^ 613 60

1, 234- 50

I, 252. 00

623. 60

I, 368. 66

I, 069. 40

978. 10

66. 00

544- 00

69. 60

624. 16

646. 72

557- 80

I, 247. 00

I, 195.82

> 819.06

I, 262. 04

264. 00

977- 60

728. 20

1,312. 55

843. 08 1,340.40

293- 63

I, 259. 00

61S. 22

I, 367- 45

I, 396- 15

682. 19 596.87

a Days.
266 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.Sta/('III I'll { sJi07C>i?i_ and hiJidiii'^- diiriii

, , the names of persons employed in the public printing

Ihc Jiscal year ended June 30, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Duvall, Geo. W

Duvall, Jas. K

Dwight, K.J Dwyer, Jiio. 1^ Dw3'er, John

Dyer, Albert R

Uyer, Nathaniel Dyson, Douglas

East, A. Easterbrook , Harry D

Eaton, lyizzie E

Eaton, Milton F

Eaton, Rush

Eberbach, Edward . . Eberle, R. .S Eberly, D. C

Eccles, David

Echols, H.J

Eckels, P. J Ecker, Charles A . . . . Eckloff, C. R

441^

T, 880H

2, 191

1, 889!/^

/ «585<

li, 996K

2, 508

3, 096^

2, 2673^ 1,777

EcklofF, I rank E

Eddy, Orrin

Edelen, Clayton A .. . Edie, M. A

Edington, H. S Edmonston, Archi- bald Edmonston, EdwinW

Edmonston, Flor- ence E

Edmunds, vSamuel W. Edmunds, Will M . . . Edsall, J.H

Edwards, Flora Edwards, Flora S. . . . Edwards, Geo. W

Edwards, Henry

Edwards, John W . . . Edwards, M. V

Edwards, Wm. J Egbert, W. J Eggleston, J. M

Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F. Eidsness, M. L

Eisenhour, Reith M

Elder, Chas. S

Elder, Frank E

Elkins, P. M

Ellegood, J. E

Ellingsen, N. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Bert S

Elliott, Elizaljeth E

Elliott, Harry W . .

.

Elliott, John T

Elliott, Stewart

Elliott, T. E

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, G. D

Elli.s,Geo.H

Ellis, Kate M

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Naomi , Ellis, Perrj'

Ellis, S. C

Ellis, vSallie J

Ellis, T. F

Ellsworth, C. Abbie Elwood, C. Thos .... El wood, Cora M

El wood, Ernest J

. .

,

Elwood, Sam F Emenson, J. W

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 430

2, bi'&Vi 2,515%

2, 397

2, 425

2,991

2, 421

2, 398 1,474%

« 209 608

2, 153%

2, 506

2, 297^

2, 407%

2, 263^

2, 2%oyo

2, 370%

2, 462

2,661 2,523

2, 504

2, .509% 2,370

2, 504

2, 292^

2, 564

2, 536%

2, 501

2, 366%

940

2, 459

2,279 "313

2,504

2, 387

2, 500%

a 289

2, 605^

2, 052

1, 303%

2, 402 2,488 2,488^

2,037

2, (i2\Vr, ajoS

2, 262 2,35s

2, 230 14

2, 353%

2, 349

2, 021 14

2, 4.54%

1,565

$220. 85

945. 80

I, 095.60

947. 90

661.81

I, 467. 92

805. 14

568. .59 897. 70

I, .355- 47

609. 59

918.51

1,472.97

685. 38 1,278.95 771-50

942. 36

1, 199. 00

739- 25

600. 31 1,116.36

I, 253- 35

I, 220. 25

I, 203. 75

1, 174- 95

620.

I, 229.

I, 349-

I, 385-

717.

. 626. 630.

592.

626.

576. 641.

I, 346.

I, 250. 812.

352.

I, 234-

1, 139-

I, 252.

I, 327- 600.

I, 290. 1.849.

I. ^^66. 035-

32S.

601. 622.

$591-88

'668 ."96'

439'

, 019.

900, 232. 565-

182.

[50. 67

1, 176.

.S92. 1,045-

I, 296. 784.

566. 93

565- 78

594-73

432- 75

581.11

657- 39

516. 53

Name.

Eniery, George B

Emory, A. W

Engel, A. Force

Engel, Chas. R

Engel, Geo. W

England, Alex. I, English, S. G

Engli.sh, S.S

Ennis, Chas. H

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Ella T

Enright, Johanna . . , Entrikin, B. P

Erck, Claire A

Erhardt, John

Erner, Fannie A

Ervin, I. G

Eshelman, Albert M

Eshelman, Edgar M, Eskew, H. M

Esmay, vSaml. T

Esperon, T. B

Espey, H. C

Espey, J. A. B

Espey, Jessie B

Espey, Louis

Essex, E. J Essex, Mattie

Estep, Frank

Esterlv, J. Irwin . . .

.

Etchberger, C. E

Etchberger, C. E., jr . Etchi.son, L. E

Euler, John C

Europe, Ida 1^ Evans, Chas. M

Evans, Ella V

Evans, Eugene B . . . . Evans, Griffith Evans, H. Clay

Evans, lyouis M

Evans, M. I^ Evans, Margaret A .

.

Evans, Martin N

Evans, V. M

Evans, W. 1^ Evans, Walter S

Evans, Wm. A

Everett, Hugh

Everett, Wm. F

Everhart, Jennie . . . . Everman, John W. .

.

Eversman, J. C

Everts, Frank A

Fagan, Cora B

Fallon, D. F

Farmer, H. T

Farnsworth,Mary M.

Farrell, E. G

Farrell, John A

Farwell, J. P

Faust, Harrv \i Fav, Marv A

Fay, Robert T

Faye, Jacob

Fearing, W. G

Feast, John

Featherston, M

Featherstone,EllenA Feehan, James A . . . . Feeney, J. L

Fell, Jennie E

Feltham. Emily O. . . I-'enloii, liessie ; . 1-Vnlon, I\lsie F

Fenton, J. J

Hours

employed.

2, 504

2, 564

2, 648%

2,506

2, 648 220

2, 300

2,665>^

2, 532

li, 252. 00

1,370.40

I, 329. 40

626. 60

1,554-96

110. 00

578. 94 1,566.57

I, 695. 13 2,407%

2,418%

"311

2, 504

9S2

726

1, 759%

2, 470%

471%

2, 439%

"313

2,519%

2, 348 «37

2, 132 248 2,386

2, 537

1, 181 2,311%

2,543 2,511%

2, 504%

2,346 387%

2, 508^

2, 502

72

1, 744 2,591

, 2, 029%

1,824

2, 263^

1,328%

1, 2241^

2, 686^

2, 502%

2, 144

2, 204 2,526%

2, 428%

2, 312

2, 600%

2, 547%

2,527%

2, 033

2, 545

1,62814 1,786 2,516

2, 315 2,332%

2, 517

2, 492 2,318%

2,485%

123

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

625.87

623. 86

,788.75

I, 252. 00

282. 10

435- 60 881.25

I, 250. 21 282. 90

I, 226. 15

2, 003. 20

1,491-21 1,227.15

j 690. 53

148. So

I, 193. 00

1,775-32

592. 25 914.64

I, 470. 60

632. 02

I, 257.01

589- 57

193- 75

I, 255- 75

I, 253- 58

18. 00

436. 20

I, 298. 35 1,014.95

564- 50

I, 134-50

334- 47

705- 90

1,419-75

625. 60

544- 08

558. 19

475- 19

I, 217-45

578. 00

780. 40

1,486.33

1,269.75

I, 108. 23

1,419. II 822. 05

896. 15

, 280. 55 735-63

706. 65

629. 84

623. 20

, 362. 15

, 244. 10

30. 74 459% I 1,229.95

CI Days.
REPORT OK THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 267

No. 26.

Statement shozuing the names of persons employed in the public pidnting

and binding dui'ing the fiscalyear endedJune 30^ 1903, etc. —Continued.

Xame.

Fenton, Joseph. A. . .

.

Fenwick, T.C

Ferguson, Cassiiis C. Ferguson, John F. . .

.

Ferguson, \Vm. P. . .

.

Fernsner, C. W

Ferrell, Cullom

Ferrell, L. C

Ferren, Mj-ron J Ferrier, Sanil

Ferris, Frank M

Fessenden, Arthur . Fichtenkam, Alice C.

Field, Sadie

Fiesse, Chas

Figg, W. H -.. .. Finch, George

Finnegan, James . . .

.

Finnegan, John T . .

.

Finney, M.J

Finnigan, Patrick H.

Fish, H. C

Fisher, Amanda E. .

.

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Edward H . . . Fisher, Edward Y . .

.

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Harriet V. . .

.

Fisher, Helen M

Fisher, John C

Fisher, Wni. H

Fiske, Eva

Fitzgerald, Geo. S . . . Fitz Gerald, Louise.

.

Fitzgerald, :Margaret

Fitzgerald, INIarj' . . . . Fitzgerald, :Mary . . . . Fitzgerald, :Mary K. . Fitz Gerald, T . ^ Fitzgerald, T. J Fitzgerald, Thomas A

Fitzgibbon, James EFitzhugh, Ella M . . .

.

Fitzpatrick, Henry .

.

Fitzpatrick, J. B . Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitzpatrick, Marv . .

.

Fitz-Patrick, Mary H

Fitzpatrick, Michael

.

Fitzwilliam, Thos. J

. Flahahan, E. A

Flaherty-, Edward . .

.

Flaherty, MarvFlaherty, Mar\' E

Flahertv, :Minnie T .

.

Flanagan, E. F

Flanagan, E

Flanagan, P. R

Flanagan, R. C

Flather, A.C

Flather, Elizabeth E

Fleming, Catharine M

Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Chas. F

Fletcher, Geo. S

Fletcher, Katie E. . . . Fletcher, Robt. D

Fletcher, William . . . Flicker, Harry

Flint, John V

Flint, Thos., jr Flowers, Allen G . . . . Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Martin H

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 508 Si, 254. 40

232 J4 328

" 12

196. 80

2, 693^ 957- 51

2, 536 2,495^

I, 280. 80

624. 07

50. 50 a 313 2, 998- 5^

2, 544 732. 66

2, 323 1, 161.85

2, 406 I, 212. 10 1:449 724- 75 « 313 I, 395- 56 2,438 I, 219.05

I, iHVi 897-85

1,848 935- 28

2, 671 670. 91

2, 336 I, 168.00

2, 365 5^ 591-37

I, 736^ 870. 20

2, 074 I, 037. 51

[2, 496

976

2, 404 «3i3

2,5283/^ 22 2,3i8K

1,629

2, 335

2, 655 1,776^

1,845 536

2, 368

2, 331 1,819^

1,814^

2, 454^

2,II3J^

2, 284

2, 359

2, 456

1,694

2, 0983.^ 2,451

2, 283 2,404

2, 290

760

192. 00

>i, 465. 16

244. 00

602. 00

2, 003. 20 1,510.05 5-50

590. 71

339- 37

663. 64

678. 09

888. 75 461.29

100. 50 591-97

I, 168. 70 911.85 914.60

621.43

533- 22 823.72

1,241. II 614. 20

424. 60-

Piece- work.

$595- 50

402. 63

240. 38

692. 32

514- 63

524. 62

I, 225. 50

1, 146. 65

I, 202. 00

823. 90

155- 50

2,47iK I, 239- 57

2, 381 1,303-04

2, 668 I, 340. 91

2, 532^^ 1,354-70

2,504 626. 00

160 50.00

2,504 687. 00

2, 566 >^ I, 290. 05 272 163. 20 1,754 , 2, 453>^

879. 10

I, 238. 50

1,176 293. 98

2, 491^ I, 250. 34

72. 32

171. 16

558.52

63.00

29. 64

589- 50

Name.

Flynn, Rose E

Flynn, W. H

Fogerty, James

P'oley, Daniel J Foley, Marguerite W

Folk, S. W

Follett, Fred. W

FolHn, Clara S

Foos, Wm. D

Ford, Byron A

Ford, J.' T

Ford, Mary C

Ford, Stephen S

Forden, Geo. A. Fordham, George . .

.

Forney, A. S

Forrest, Edward

Forrester, A. M

Forsj-th, C. E

Fors3'the, Ida

Foster, Edith D

Foster, Henry

Foster, John H

Fowler, B. E

Fowler, Bertha H . .

.

Fowler, Dominick . . . Fowler, Jennie

'Fowler, John H. A . . . Fox, Catherine . . . . . Fox, Elizabeth S

Fox, Fred

Fox, Jas. E

Fox, John H

Foxwell, A. T

Frahm, Henry

Frailey, Robert T

France, Eillej- M . . . . Francis, Wm. H

Frank, Beulah M . . . . Frank, Henry J Frank, Peter Frank, T. E

Franke, Hilda N

Eraser, Frank

Frazier, Mary E

Frederick, John H . . . Freiseis, Frank

French, Albert S French, Ed. R

Fridley, Frederick E

Frink, Emma A

Frisbee, Arthur H . . . Fritz, Joseph W

Froelich, Kathrjai EFrost, Mary E

Fry, E. S

Fr5'e, Will W

Fugitt, Harriet A . .

.

Fuhrman, Edward .

.

Fuhrman, W. J Fuhrmann, Chas. J

.

.

Fulenwider, Jno. E - Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, J. F

Funk, Isaac M

Furbershaw, A. E- . - - Furbershaw.Geo. C. . Furbershaw, J. H . . . . Furrow, Annie M. . .

.

Gable, Paul S

Gaddis, Eeroy J Gaines, Evelyn O

Gainey, Agnes C

Gaisberg, Wm

Galbraith, AVm.J ... . Galbreath, James H .

Hours

employed.

2,523K

2, 463^

2, 341)^ 1,742

2, 292%

2,389%

2, 577?4

2,081 2,499

2, 668 >^

2, 391

3, 102

2, 506%

2, 504

2, 975

256 2,491

225

2, 256^

284 2,405

2,415]^

733 2,382 2,3">^

2,526

120 501 1,846

2, 422%

2,554

2, 140 2,440

2,555

2,522

«4i

.2, 176 1,284

488 «3i5K

1,688

2, 508%

2, 279%

2,673>^ 1,249

2, 431 2,487

1,874%

2, 559

2, 400

2, 3545^

2, 360 565 2,074

2, 503

2, 959

396

2, 197 2,470

2,668

2, 500%

1, 232 506

2, 500

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$551. 12

I, 231. 90

1, 170.-75 872.05

574- 43

597- 37

1,510. 96 521.78 874.65

I, 567. 80

603. 42

806. 39

I, 253- 65 876.47

870. 05

128. 00

I, 245.50

56.87

641.47 71.60

I, 202. 90

I, 209. 50

183. 25

1, 191. 00

936. 60

636. 31

30. 00

300. 60

931-55

[,211.25

[,496. 76

[, 082.40

[, 225. 25

1, 366. 10

•I, 535- 36

708. 65

122. 00

I, 579- 37

845- 20

254. 40

681.85

424- 91

749. 40

I, 224. 34

I, 245. 70

940. 25

I, 580. 97

, 200. 00

, 287. 30

, 380. 60

282. 50 518.46

,251-50 811.05

237. 60

, 100. 85

, 242. 55

1, 464. 58

I, 250. 25

616. 00

253. 00

1,250.40

« Days.
268 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statetiicnt showing the names of persons employed in the publie printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoj, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Gallagher, KHa M . . . Gallagher, Mars- Gallagher, I'atrick 11. Gallagher, \V. Iv Gallaher, X. AV Galleher, l.nncs A. . . Gallelicr, riidinas S . Galvin, ]i)lni I- Galvin, "Thomas J Gamble, Samuel

Gaml)rill, James V . . Gantly, John M

Gantt, G

Gardiner, I^vdia M .

.

Gardiner, W. H

Gardner, Chas. H

Garland, J. D

Garner, J. P

Garner, J. vS Garner, M. A

Garrels, Chas

Garrett, J. I. Garrett, Katie R

Garrett, I^aura M

Garrett, Man,^ E; Garrette, Chas. F

Garrison, Clara R . .

.

Garst, Susie L, Garvin, G. S

Gates, Florence

Gates, Jesse F

Gates, W. W

Gaughran, Annie. . . . Gaughran, I^izzie Gaulden, J. C

Gayle, Ida

Gayle, Robt. E

Gaylor, H. J Geisenderfer, Minnie A

Gentner, F. C

George, James A . . . . Gerber, Theodore . .

.

Gerberich, George. . . Gery, Raymond E . . Getman, John L, Getz, John M

Gever, E. F

Gheen, Bell Gibbs, A. C

Gibbs, J. A

Gibson, Douglas

Gibson, J. W . Gibson, James

Gibson, Joseph

Gilbert, H. A

Gilbert, Lyndan J. . . Giles, Harrj' F^ illem, M. A

illen, Claire

ilk'-pic ].\V

', il 1 ia 111. La; lua'nu- F). '.illiar.l, Will

-.illilaial, 1.1!

alliii, 1). A

~.illin, Davi.l

:;illin, loSL ph T

Gillon,"l".C Gilmore, C. I'^ Gilraore, Olive I Gilmore, Will T

Ginesi, ^vlarie Giovannoli, lionise

K

Gin.-in, Isabella

Gisriel, 1^

Hours

emploj-ed.

2, . 1,828 «3i3

2, 547 2,495^

2, 416

2, 0443^

2, 439 >^ 258

2, 391

2, 407^

1,8411-4 2,512^

2,312

2,417

2, 343

2, 594

2, 430K

2, 448

280

2, 103^

2, 490 455^

1,052^

2,535

2, 357

192

2, 353 2,416^

2, 486^

932

2, 284

r «5o

[2, 124

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1, 268. 45

923.2(0

I, 330. 25 1,491.87

1,247. 85

I, 208. 00

I, 073. 90

728. 45

154. 00

I, 205. 42 601.87

921.05

425- 65

156. 39

208. 70 171-55

I, 523- 98

I, 215.80

760. 00

71. 20

529- 87

t, 324- 58

114. 77

263. II

r, 109.32

589- 23 115.20 591.22

604. 09

I, 247. 80

267. 80

I, 150. 16

I, 484. 80

2, 489^ 625. 93 2,390 1,195 20

2, 014 805 60 2,334^ 1,159 40

2, 669 1,478 58

2, 487 1,454 89 i,037K 518 95

2, 521 1,261 00

2, 393 1,319 80

2, 542K 1,520. 55 2,649 I, 330. 20

2, 510 627. 80

2, 488 1,244 00 2,577^ I, 292 32

2, 18734 1,307 85

2, 328 1,235 2,441 610 30

2, 554^ 1,357 40

I, 186 341 50

328 68 50 "363 959 64 2,507^ 1,253 90 "763 25

2,332 I, 226 12 1,396^ 779 10

2. 333K 1,171 62 1,767 885 90

2, 504 1,327 12 2,503 1,251 50

2,471 1,241 25

a 45% 75

2, 499 780 94

1,218 304 72 2,4325^ 611 78

Piece- work.

1385-66

633- 65

626. 34

148. 46

606. 85

526. 00

352. 57

597- 98

616. 65

Gist, F. W

Gittings, Nettie

Giusta, Klla A

Giu.sta, Margaret A. . Gladding, L,ewis T , Glade, Henry

Glass, Chas. D

Gleason, Dennis . . . . , Glecson, A. J Gleeson, Katie C. . .

.

Gleeson, Thomas J. . Glenn, Joseph F

Glenn, William G

Glidden, F. W

Glover, Addie

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Goddard, I,eora Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Goebel, A. N

Golden, John W

Goldstein, William N

Goldthwaite, Chas..

.

Gompers, S.J Gonder, vSue F

Gonzales, Jcseph V .

.

Good, Jes.sie M

Goodacre, Charles P. Goode, Kslanda C

Goode, James 1$ Goode, Samvxel Goodheart, Briscoe. . Goodkey, Jos. E

Goodman, Cassie A . , Goodman, R. D

Goodrell, H. B

Goodrick, John

Good.speed, Alex . . . , Goodwin, Rose W' . .

.

Gordon, i,aura B . . . . Gordon, M. B

Gordon, Stuart C . . . . Gorham, Mary E . . . Gorman, Mar}' E - - - . Gorman, Thos

Gormley, A

GosQrn, T. Howard .

,

Gos.s, A. D

Goss, Jennie

Goss, M

Goss, Mabel E

Gotta, Robt.C

Gottlieb, K

Gould, W.J

Goulding, R. O

Gove. Charles H

Graddick, Laura J . . . Grady, Daniel

Graf, Charles J

Graff, Charles T

Graham, A. W

Graham, G. W

Graham, H. A

Graham, Harvey W.

Graham. J. H

Graham, James Graham, jas. R Graham, ":\Iadge W . Grant, Alfredo. P.. Grant, J. F

Graser, S. O

Gra.sse, Marie L • . Gran, E. G

Graves, Benj. B. F .

.

Hours

employed.

2, 2961^

2, 504

2, 396^^

1,853 2,358^

2, 493

2,837 812

636

2,381

2, 508V2

2, 307^

2, 505M

2, 763 2,456

2, 255^

480

2, 191 /^ 1,473^^

2, 617

1,787 836

2, 473^

2, 067

2,572

2,504

2, 268 >4

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1,282.35

2,518

2, 3813

2. 504 2,544

2, 677^

1,655 511^

2,615

2, 6711^

2, 653K

2,304

2, 149 2,502%

2. 312

2, 496

2,495 09

2, 467

2, 436

2, 6521^

32

2, 380%

r a 108

LI, 492 5^ 1,867 2,565%

2,529%

2, 504

2,427

2. 504

2, 095%

2, 394%

^ a26

2, 321%

2, 199^

578.63

626. GO

, 198- 25

929. 65

, 181. 10

626. 15

879- 35

203. 40

194. 82

, 191. 10 ,254-45

i» 153- 75 632.81

1, 406. 70

616. 40

1, 164. 13 152.84

1, 095. 90

737- 65

I, 313- 10

896. 35

244. 00

855- 02 551-99

692. 00

1,464. 84

1, 134-45

788. 00

1,596.98

1,327. 12

I, 502.89

I, 344.60 961-37

304- 65

1, 310. 10

671. 02 1,332.05

576. 00

543- 90

« 270%

2,521%

625. 82

1, 167.53

624. 00

I, 247. 90

27. 00

I, 233- 70

610. 00 1,331-95

19. 20

I, 393- 'o

>i, 389. 80

992. 41

I, 406. 98 1,317.66

I, 252. 00

613.82

753- 90

589- 59

I, 197- 25

•1,526. 30

I, 105-35

543- 14 1,412.45 « Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 269

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printi7ig

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igos, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Graves, Harry E . .

.

Graves, J. S

Graves, J. vS Grav, Carrie R

Gray, E. S

Grav, Edna

Gra\-, H.

Gray, Richard AV .

.

Grear, Rufus

Green, Annie

Green, E. A

Green, John C

Green, I^o^an Green, M. E

Green, Rose A

Green, W. Hanson

.

Green, William. . .

.

Green, AVilliam A

224

2, 586^

2, 416^

2, 571

2, 473 684

208 2,379

2, 584^

3, 067

2, 474^

2, 494

139 692^

967 Greene Bina 901 Greene, F^mnia 2, 772 Greene, Jolni, jr • 2,6335^ Greene, ^NI.T 2,413^ Greenwood, James . .j 2, 586 Greer, Albert I. Gregor}-, Daniel EGregorj', lionise E . Grenac'her, Charles

1,420^

1,699^

:,67o^ «3i2K

Griebel, Julius 2, 545^

Griffin, Hugh P 2,438

Griffin, John 1 2,379^

1,426

2, 504

142

Griffis, W. I, . Griffith, George . Griffith, Robert H

Griggs, W.

Grill, George A 2, 35 Grimes, Edith M

Grimes, Hattie L . . . Grimes, James H . . . .j 1S4 Grimes, Lavira E

Grimes, Perry T

Grimes, W. E- .. Grinnan, R. E .

.

2, 666

2,659

2, 449 Griswold, M. J 2,678^

Griswold, W. A , 2, 496 Gritton, F. M 2,559 Groo, INIahlon 396 Groome, Chas. E . . • - 2, 301 Grose, Fred C 2,543%; Groshon, Clinton .... 2, 407]^ Grossman, John H . . 220 Grumley, E. C 2, 567^^ Guild, Alice 2,551 Guiles, Cha.s. H 2, 4151^ Guiney, Mary C i 2,419^ Gunion, Mary E \ 2, 554 >^ Gunn,Chas. S j 2,436 Gunn, H. S 2,43]^ Gunning, Edward J

. 2,474 Gunton, Louise 2,632 Gustin, J. D ! 2, 296 Gutelius, W. E , 2,667 Guthridge, W. H ' 2,524 Gwin, H. A j 2, 524 Gwin, Mabel E j i, 890 Haar, Rosa M

Haas, Isaac C 2,450 Hackett, Katharine , Hackett, Murray .... 2, 519^^ Hackman, B. F , 2,344 Hadger, Paviline D . Haff, Harry H

Hagan, Alice V

Hage, Anna

Hager, Emma

Hagerty, Michael J

.

Haggerty, J. E i 2,253

1/ a 28 U, 793^

2,478

752 2,548

I134. 40

650. 85

908. 17

803. 64

1,239.50

410. 40

52.85

1, 189. 50

I, 037. 56

824. 57

619. 36

623. 50 34-87

130- 75

483- 50

225. 84

746. 60

I, 841.99

I, 207. 20

I, 297. 74

359- 91 851.40

417.62 917.25

I, 277. 95 1,219.30

1, 189. 75

855. 60

I, 252.00

I, ,345. 55

I, 082.80

1, 176. 00

46. 00

I, 338. 40

I, 562. 01

I, 230. 20

705. 51

I, 248. 60

I, 449. 00 99.20

1, 150. 75

i,-52i.37

I, 203. 75 59.00

I, 549. 72

I, 282.40

1,221.34,

605. 87

638. 79

I, 220. 30

I, 290. 75

I, 244. 20 1,321.55

1, 152.50 1,351.24

1, 428. 90

946. 50

472. 50

I, 226-. 20

I, 272. 38

586. 00

f, 050. 95

464. 63

232. 20 642.51

[, 099.00

[,256.88

I580. 00

773- 53

555- 78

607. 97

594. 00

503. 28

612.50

169. 75

504. 20

Hain, Elizabeth Hain, Evelyn M

Haines, Claude E- . - Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Eouis E... Hale, Charles W....

Hale, Margaret

Hale, R.J

Haliday, H. E

Hall, Edward J Hall, Fred A

Hall, G. W

Hall, Herbert H

Hall, James E

Hall, S. K , Hall, T. Frank

Hall, Willis E

Hall, Wm. T

Halleran, Thos. J . .

.

Hallidav, Belle Hallock, Daniel B .

.

Halpennj^ R. E. vS. .

.

Halsey, Geo. F" , Hamblv, John S Hambfight, Frank H

Hamilton, Wm. M.

.

Hammack, Dorothy

Hammond, Jno. E.

.

Hanipson, Iowa

Handiboe, John A .

.

Handly, E- J Hanft, Theo. M

Hanlon, John R .... Hann, R. F

Hannon, Deborah . . Hanrahan, John T. .

,

Hansbrough, Annie , Haradon, Fannie A. Harden, Wm. E

Hardester, T. J Harding, C. T

Flarding, Margaret . , Hardy, Ella C

Hardy, Theodore M , Harford, R. B . Haring, W. W

Harke, Otto Wm . . . . Harkness, F. R

Harkness, Jas. C , Harlow, R. B

Harlow, Walter

Harper, E. J Harper, Florence. . . . Harper, J.T

Harper, James E

Harper, James E • • . Harper, M. A

Harrald, H

Harrell, Wells C

Harries, Florence S. . Harrigan, Frank E . Harriman, Helen R , Harris, Geo. C

Harris, H

Harris, Jas. B

Harris, Joseph R . . . , Harris, M. Agnes . . .

,

Harris, Michael , Harris, Philip B

Harris, Thos. F

2, 374^

2, 106K

2, 504

2, 502

1, 809^

2,322^

2, 365^

2, 585

1, 248

2, 129

2, 603

2, 679

144

2, 653

2, 848

2, 260 475

2, 209^

2, 024

2,583^

2, 560

2, 429

2, 333

2, 380

224

2, 053

2, 654

2, 592

2, 628J<

2, 502

2, 408

2, 404^

[, 204^

1, 9ioy?.

2, 168

2, 507^

2,529

2, 705^

2,456 752^

1, 094^

2, 564^

2,892

2, 386^

2, 296

2, 289^

2,43^^

2, 494

2, 563

2, 392/^

2, 204

1, 776

2, 397

2, 094

2, 992

2, ^v-V2

351

Harris,W. J.... Harrison, B. B

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, Katherine

Harrison, O. E

Harrison, W. H

a263iX

72

j "227

I 592

2,485

2, 656^

2, 505

220

2, 501 922

$594-

523-

I, 262. 1,251.

913.

583-

591-

I, 523.

748.

I, 064.

I, 528.

I, 465.

37- 668. 926.

I, 130. 285.

I, 107. 510.

I, 150

I, 296 1,365

I, 218

I, 550

1, 19556

821 1,332 1,322

1,339

I, 251

I, 204

1,274

663.

I, 079. 25

1, 468.

I, 268.

I, 472.

I, 270.

I, 370. 661.

447-

273- 684. 849.

604. 643.

572.

1, 629.

I, 335-

I, 794-

752.

I, 102. 892. 601.

I, 047.

I, 217.

[,325.34

18. 00

[, 204.00

f, 243- 25

[,345- 01 [,441-55 55-20

632. 65

553- 20 a Days.
270 REPORT OF THE 'PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.Statement showin(r the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune jo, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Ilarrokl, J. A

Harstiii, Koberl ]I . . . Hart, Ikllc Hart, I' l aiik ( ) Hart, lA\\ is \V Hart, Win. J Hartley, Eunice

Hartley, I^ee , . Hartinlui, \V. A

Hartinann, (Uislave . Hartiiett, Itronie . . . . Hartwell, Cluis Hartwell, :\Iarv A. .. . Harvel, Cro. W

Harvcv, .Marv V. Harvc V, 1'. R

HarvL\-, W'ilswii Harward.Cha.^. V, Harwood, D. J Hasbrouck, Harry.

.

Haskell,]'. A....."

Ha.skiiis, John T

Haslett, John W

Hassel, Chester

Ha.s.sel, Geo. H

Hassler, Roy D

Hasson, B. F

Hasson, John D

Hastintjs, Helen R. . Hastings, ^^^ T

Hatley, Frank . . . . Hatton, I Hauer, J. F

Havens, F. B

Havens, J. O

Hawken, Agnes M . . Hawkins, Geo. A. . . . Hawkins, Morton W.

Hawley, Nathan C . . . Hawofth, Thos. . . Hav, Iv. C

Hay, Robert U

Hayden, Geo. H

Hayden, Mamie T. . . Haydon, J. D

Haj-es, Bennie

Haj-es, Cameron I). . Haj-es, P'inley 8

Haj-es, Hngh

Hayes, Fillie F

Hayes, M. E

Hayes, Mamie

HaVes, :\[ary HaVt s, X, llir I, Hayi-, (Sliver Ha3-ne, Harry C Hayne, J. T

Haj-nes, I.avinia F. . . Hays, Helen H

Hays, John H

Hays, Uriel C

Haj'wood, Fdward . . HayAvood, Jennie V . . Hazen, Fdward J. . . . Hazle, F. 1'. Healey, Geo. II Healey, Patrick Healv, James A

HealV, T. V

Heck, John T

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. .V . . HelTernan, Tlioinas. . HelTnci, Clara S

Heffncr, .Mary

Hegart>-, Daniel J. .

.

Hegeman, Minnie B.

Hours

employed.

S40

2, 601

2, 143^

224

2, 443

2, 312

2, 127

2, 35^

528

2, 504

2, 473 2,487 a 302 2,391^

2,532

2,017^^

2, 028>4

2, 504 1,094^

Amount earned.

2,431

2, 551

1, 901 1,848!^ 675

2, 523

2, 3625^

2l6 "313

2, 377

2, 223

2, 456^^

1,949

3, 408

2, 270^

627

2, 024

2, 494 "313

104

8.55

2, 621^

1, 132 2,558K

456

2, 311 1,852^

2, lOOj-^ 2,362

2,413^^

2, 347^

2, 640

2, 555M

2, 056

2, 204 2,498^

2,61414

Time Pieceirk. work.

$261.

1.347-

535-

134-

I, 225. 1,298.

531-

I, 275-

264. 1,252.

665.

I, 244. 1,359-

I, 289. "637-

I, iSo.

I, 014.

I, 350- 439-

50

1,215. I,2Sl.

950-

924.

355-

I, 263.

1, 183.

54,

2 003.

I, 1S9. 556.

I, 233- 779-

795-

568. 66

156- 74

, 056. 80

, 463- 97

, 003. 20 52.00

482. 20

,316. 25

638. 40 653.88

114. GO

, 160. 45 614.27

526. 32

596-

608.

586.

336-

I, 729.

514- 551-

I, 249.

I, 3I3.

2, 43^> 794- 01

2, 495 J, 247.50

2, 362 1, 1S1.25

2, 283^ I, 231. 20

2, .598!^ 651-59

2, 506^ I, 253- 90

2, 522>^ 1,355-86 2,503^ I, 399- 45

2, 497 I, 248. 50

2, 425 I, 214. 90

2,369^^ 949- 84

I, .553 «3io

-85

I5S8. 00

562. 95

572. 86

595-81

522. 65

649- 34 714.69

Heidingsfeld, Ed . . .

.

Heinline, Chas. S . . . . Heinline, I.ida C

Heislcr, iM cd. I) Heiston, T. B

Held, Aug

Helff, Jo.se fine M....

Helling.s, Hattie R..

Helniig, C. F

Helmling, Thomas C. Helms, John E

Hemingway, M. K . . . Henberger, E. E

Henderson, Edward

B

Henderson, Reagan . Hendler, Chas. T

Hendricks, Ralph M.

Hendricks, Wm. J

. . . Henke, Fred.W

Hennen, W. 8

Hennes}', James A. . . Hennigan, John

Henning, Geo

Henning, vS. E

Henry, Chas. W

Henshaw, C. W

Hepburn, C.W

Hepburn, Chas. F

Herbert, Florence F - Herbert, William U . Herb.st, Minnie

Herfurth, Josephine . Hering, Thomas F. .

.

Herman, Erne.st Herndon, P. F

Heron, John J Herritage,W. T

Herzinger, C.W

Herzog, Daniel 8 . . . . Heslet, James H

Hess, C. T

Hess, Morris J Hess, 8

Hester, Charles W . . . Hewlett, Robert J

. . . Hewston, Mary E. E. Hickey, Annie

Hickey, J. F

Hickey, Margaret T . Hickman, E- F

Hickman, W. H

Hickmann, Mary. .

.

Hick.s, F. Albert

Higgins, Annie

Higgins, Fizzie Higgins, Miles J Highbarger, Alvy G . Highberger, Clara G.

Hildebrand, Charles.

Hill, J.E

Hill, Mamie N

Hill, Norman H

Hill, O. H

Hillebrant, Amy E- . [lillebrant, F. J

Hilton, ]-;va A

Milton, J. P Himmeiman, J. C. . .

.

Himmighoefer, Emil

Hinds, W. F

Hinsley, Fottic B

Ilinwood, ,8anuiel C . Ilipkiu^. C. C

I li^lcx", John

llilchcox.J

Hite. Rebecca C

Hours

employed.

2, 404^

2,37i>^

1,845

2, 364 >^

2, 4963^

2, 450 2,674

2, 406^

2, 460

2, 104 978

1, 096

184

2, 532

72

2, 469

(' 270

2, 643

2, 557 2,431^

3,015

2, 734 >^

2, 396 5^

2, 392

2, 660

2, 292

1,863!/^

2, 292

1,991

2, 628

1,836

2, 5063^

2, 452

2, 189^

2, 293>^

2, 247 2,5^33^

2, 397

2, 503 1,936^

2,390

2, iiiYi

1,278

1,8625^

2, 606

2, 150 « 289 0318

2,576

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1, 204. 50

1,233. 53 46 1 . 24

I, 183.95

I, 103.67

621. 91

2, 769K

2, 554

2, 496

2,504 417

520

2, 468 K

2, 530

2, 436

2, 538

2, 374

2, 217

2, 537^

2, 461^^ "313

^92/2

2, O90>4

2, 300

57- 679-

42. 866.

I, 215.

1, 062.

1, 696. 1,242.

785-

I, 388.

599-

I, 196.

I, 334-

573- 940.

414. 1,523- 923-

I, 253-

I, 226.

1, 095.

1, 147- 562.

1, 465-

772.

I, 279. 488.

, 195- 597-

266. ,038.

655- 907.

,849-

39S. 692.

670. 907.

624.

626.

250. no.

6l7^. 634- 610.

714. 593-

567-

, 270. 625-

,990.

524-

, 060. 660.

677-87

I 203. 25

628. 20

, 052. 00

283. 90

548. 00

573- 00

75

2, 191 410.82

577-82

fi Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 271

No. 26.—Sfafe}>ieui shoruiiig the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune -^903, etc'—Continued.

Name.

Hours

eniplo3-ed.

Amount earned. Time

work. Hoagland, T. B

Hobbs, H. W

Hochstein. A. P

Hochuli, Fred

Hodes, Theo

Hodge, C. F

Hodges, John C

Hodgkins, Wm. I^. .

.

Hoes, James E

Hoey, Jennie G

Hoffman. Adam .... Hoffman, Florence. Hoffman, Geo

Hoffman, Mar\- E .

.

Hofmann, Ferdinand Hogan, John 1^ Hogan, John F

Hogan, John H j Hogan, ^Michael Hoibv, Henr\- j Holbrook, Chas. T .. Holcombe, Samuel W | Holeman, \Vm. ]M. . . . Holl, E. A

Holland, J.L

Holland, R. L

Holland, Stella Holler, Rosa I, Hollinger, Clara B. . . Hollin.s, Joseph H. C.

Hollis, Nellie V

HoUohan, ^^lar}- J

. . . . Holmes, Barbara .... Holmes, Benjamin . .j Holmes, Chas. F, Holmes, Warner

Holt, W.E

Hoiton, Ho3-t A

Honaker, C. A

Honesty, Morris Hood, M. C

Hooper, E. J Hooper, John H

Hoover, Alice .S Hoover, Frank

Hopkins, Clyde G . .

.

Hopkins, D.'W

Hopkins, Edgar W .

.

Hopkins, F. H

Hopkins, F. H.. jr Hopkins, S. E

Hopper, Nellie Hopwood, I,ouise. . .

.

Horen, Ed. B

Home}', J. E

Hoskins, Coralynne . Houck, Emma H .... Houck, Henry- T

Hough, Frances R . .

.

Houghton, Chas. E. . Howard, J. E

Howard, Minnie E .

.

Howard, T. W

Howard, Vincent F'. . Howcott, P. M

Howe, Harry Howe, John'T Howe, Merwin G. . . . HowelLs, S. D

Howes, E. E

Howland, G. \V Howie, C. A

Howlin, Wm

Hubbard, C. E

Hubbard, J. P

1.86S

2, 499

2, 477

2, 392^

"314

2, 339

2, 457

159'/^ 2,3105^

2, 630

2, 549^

i,492>^ 2,598

f 02

L2, 227 2.530

2, 682

1, 975>^ 2,309^

2, 443^

1,843^

3, 495

2, 070

2,368

2, 644^^

2,441 2,086

2, 433

2, 503 978

i,944K

2, 491 2,5i4>^

2, 07 14 1,297

2, 498^^ 2,445^

2, 152 1,617

2, 400

1,313 "373

208 2,468

430

2, 50^72

2, 439K

33 1,814

2, 606

1,898 "313

2, 508^

2, 480

2, 409

2, 504

2, 334 >^ 2,404 1,587^

2,340

2, 528!^

2, 309 5^ 2,529^

2, 504

2,447

2,674

f «.37 [2,012^

1. 419

?i, 037.

I, 249.

I, 238. 598. 1,822.

5S4-

I, 228.

39-

1, 155- 697.

805.

747- 656. }...36.

1,470,

873-

I, 006.

577-

I, 226. 930.

954-

1, 035.

888.

I, 509-

I, 221.

193- 524-

614.

I, 252.

283.

200. 682.

932.

1x6. 236.

258. 25-37

1,498.

16. 375- 655-

952.

I, 252.

I, 267. 622.

695-

I, 252.

I, 229. 606.

793- 624.

I, 397-

I, 154.

I, 342.

I, 464.

I, 223.

I, 390.

• 594-

709.

Piece- work.

$596. 97

402. 28 605.50

575.63

625. 60

622. 50 611.30

Hubbel, Mary

Hudson, Fred. J

Huff, Cha.s. W. S .... Hugdal, Ralph M. .. Huggins, J. T

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, Ellis , Hughes, Geo. B

Hughes, Harry

Hughes, Jas. W

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, John

Hughes, Mar^^ ! Hughes, T. J.' Hullett, A. G ......

.

Hulling, Julius Humble, H. H

Humes, Annie M . .

.

Hummel, Calvin F . Humphrej', O. W. .. Humphries, Emily

.

Hundley, M. B

Hunt, A. Z

Hunt, Estelle A . . .

.

Hunt, Jeremiah A.

.

Hunt, Lizzie Hunt, Margaret

Hunt, Marietta E. • Hunt, Zophar

Hunter, John H . . .

.

Hunter, R. E

Hunter, S.J Huntress, Elizabeth. Huntress, H. Eouise

Huntsberrj', M. K . . Hurley, Blanche. . .

.

Hursli, Frank

Huse, C. B , Huse, Edward A. . .

.

Huson, Wilbur J

. . .

.

HU.SS, A. E

Huss, James B

Hussej', Annie

Hours

employed.

Huston, J. A

Hutcheson, M.W., jr. Hutchinson , Ambrose

Hutchinson, Amelia.

Hutchinson, C. T

Hutchinson, Robert . HutchiiLSon, Wm. H . Hutchison, E. A

Hutchi.son, William . Hyams, Mord

Hyatt, Nellie B

Hyde, Hiram S Hyde, Eucy

H"yde, W. B

Hyer, Marshall T

Hyler, O. D

Hynes, .Sarah E

Hysan, John F

Hysan, Eeo. V

Indermauer, Charles

Ingalls, Albert E

Ingalls, C.W

Ingalls, IraM

Ingledue, J. B

Ingram, W. W

Irey, Chas. W

Irvin, J. E

Irvine, Wm. J Irving, Wm. P

Irwin, James H

Isham, Carrie I Israel, Jeptha M

Jackson, A. V

2, 071^ 5'52o 67

I, 759 538 76

2, 479/^ 1,475 55

2, 433^ 1,424 59

2, 560 1,531: 20

2, 518 I, 259 00

2,570 1,383 60

2, 487K X, 249 61 " 313 I, 799 75

2, 3i4>^ 580 ox 2,498 624 80

2, 429K 608 36

2, 398 603 x8

2, 558 1,285 00

2, 566 I, 289 40 2,534 I, 765 74 1,860 487 73 «3i3 1, 40X 50 1,505^ 755 10 «3i3 1,083 00

2, 534^ I, 347- 14

2, 208 414. 00

2, 944 874. 20

2, 660

2, 460

2, 342^^

2, 460

2, 534?4

2, 499^

2,515^

X, 19X / «77

U, 8901^

X, 2x6

2, 494^

2,494/^ 1,355^

2,976

2, 491 2,6x3

2, 474

2,488

2, 391M

2048

2, 556

2, 045^

2, 504

2, 520

x,682 2,322^ 408^

2,450>^

2, 832

1, 289^

2, 450K

2, 491^

2,526^

2, 129^

2, 479 2,5"

I, X02 2X81^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I, 334-

6x4.

X, 306.

X, 232. 1,516.

886.

I, 504.

7x4.

•I, 794- 45

608. 00

623. 62

623. 63

755- 85

884. 12

I, 245- 50

1.311.69

6x9. 82

I, 024. 74

52. 00

I, 198. 30

60X. 62

I, 789. 59 511.32

939. 00

945. 00 844.45

I, 359. 53

245. xo 1,228.95

945- 81

682. 80

I, 299- 34

I, 286. 90

X, 264. 05

550. 71

I, 241. ox 7x4.61

551. 00 55-02 a Days.
272 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.Staieincnt shoiuing ihe names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during tJie fiscal year ended June jo, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Jackx >ii, V.dward . . . Jack>.)ii, Cc.i. K

Jackson, J. 1, Jackson, J. I' Jackson, Janu s W . . . Jack.son, Julius Jackson, M. 1' Jacksiin. M:n-nie K. . Jack -on.Aiili'l red K.L

Jackson, I'auline . . . . Jacksi m, Tlico. H. . . . Jacobs, Arlhur

Jacoby, Callie Jaeger, August H. . . . Jaeger, T^ouis A

Jama, Theresa L

Jameson, John ('..... Jacpii s, Joini r. Jaqucs, W'm

Jav, :Mai)el Jayne, T. F

Jeffrey, Geo. ly Jeffries, Emma

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, Charle.s . . . . Jenkins, James

Jenkins, AV. L

Jenkins, Z. T

Jenks, Richard 1^. . .

.

Jensen, Enima

Jerauld, Nora B

Jerdone, Clara P

Jewell, Ben.son M. . .

.

Jewell, Goldwin G. . . Jewett, Annie R

Jewett, Hattie INI Jirikowic, J. C

Johannes, Geo

Johns, W. R., jr John.son, A. B

Johnson, CD

Johnson, C. T

Johnson, Edward H.

Jolmson, Elmer

Johnson, Elsie H . .

.

Johnson, Flora vS John.son, Geo., jr Johnson, Geo. A

Johnson, J. E

Johnson, J. H

Johnson, James A . . . Johnson, Jennie

G race Johnson, Joe :M Johnson, Julius I, . . . Johnson, I,. II Johnson, Eoui'^ C . . . . Johnson, kucy k John-M

John^( Johnson, K. S . . . John- m, T. :\I . Johu-on, A-ii-i.- Johnv,,n, A/. Jl . . Johu-on. W. l- . . Joliii-^ Ml, AW ]< . . John^( .n. Will. 1

1

Honrs

employed.

2, 438^

2, 3S3

1 28

2, S06 f"I26%

1 1,986

I, 244

1, 2S,S^

2, -,68

2, 639

2, 494

2,671^4 2,531^

2, f>39

2, 630%

2,689

Amount earned. Time

work.

$684.41

601. 28

42. 18

[, 464. 89

940. 39 363.67

771-30

444. 00

828.06

I, 341. 90 1,341.80

I, 483. 26

699. 00

I, 340. 75 1,391-30

701. 15

" 144

I, 775

5S4. 00

«3i3

2, 356^

2, 672

2, 606^

I, 804

1,052

1, 164 580

2, 05214

2, 662 2,344^

«3J3

2, 432

2, 499

2,362

2, 544

248

2, 373

2, 504

842

2, 318

2, 306

2, 520

728

2, 736 664

2, 49S

2, -,16

96S. 00

589- 34

, 488. 40

, 825. 05

, 022. 00

Its. 75

l-i. a".

436. 50

217.50

513-72

I, 336. 15

I, 172. 25

I, 207. 75

I, 526. 02

I, 250. 25

I, 1S1.05 1,776.49

62. 00

I, 328. 05

579- 89

211. 02

I, 159- 25

I, 153-00

I, 334- 16

173- 74

869. 50

332. 80

I, 677. II

I, 252.90

3S6.45

I, 216.85

341- 25

JohnJohn>l( 111, liollc Johnston, V.. V. Johnston, 1-rank INI. . Johnston, J. INI Johnston, W.V. Johnston, Sinuon . . . Johnston W. V. Johnston, W

400

iS75^ loS 2,507

2, 579^

1,597

2, 324 5^

2, 674K

2,403^

2, 336

619.94

, 154- 25

, 200. 00

978. 25

548. 96

27. 00

633- II 655- 27

798- 85

I, 166. 00

I, 343- 87

955- 32

I, 177. 27

Piece- work.

622. 97

592- 76

4S8. 13

371. 12

635- 39

86. 42

$585- 75

544- 58

532. 58

574- 90

607. 76

602. 50

Jollcv, ?vlaric E

Tones, A. S

Tones, Albert N

fone^, C. k; [ones. Cat heri lie V. . Jones, I'd ward W. , j jMues, 11 Jones, I'rank () Jones, I'rederick. . .

.

Jones, G. E

Jones, George W . .

.

Jone.s, Henry

Jones, James T

Jones, Jno. W

Jones, E3'dia E

Jones, Mary E. A . .

.

Tones, Tho.s.E

Jones, W. C

Jones, W. K

Jones, Wm . A

Jones, \Vm. F

Jordan, Annie C . . .

.

Jordan, Chas

Jordan, Green J . . .

.

1 Jordan, Henrj^

[jordan- Tennie JmrianTXilllg V....: Jordan, L,ulu D

Jordan, ]May B

Jordan, Nellie E. • • • Jordan, Richard E.. Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Jordan, AVilliam C.

.

Joseph, Eula M

Joyce, R. E

Judge, CP

Judson, Harry B . . .

.

Julian, R. A

Jullien, Cyrus S

Kahlert, J.H

Kail, J. W

Kane, James

Kane, M. F

Hours

employed.

S6i>^

[, 760

2, 500

2. 544 >^

2, 257^2 2,403^

3, 230

2, 408

2. 455

I-. 369^

2,893^/^ / n26

l2,3i9K

2, 466

2, 534>^ 414

2, 453

475

2, 340

2,313^^ 2,312^

2,5i4>^

, 632

2,487

2, 479^

2, 400^

1,854

2, 480^

Kane, Mamie

Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia . .

.

Karne.s, J. E

Kauffman, Geo. S. .

.

Kauffman, Jos. C . .

.

Kause, John E

Kautenl)erg, M. N .

.

Kavanaugh, John E

Keane, Ivatie Kearney, James

Kearnc}", John T . .

.

Keatin.g, Annie

I-veck, Alonzo

Ivee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella .... Keefe, Ainia INI Keefe, Blanche T. .

.

Keefe, J. E

Keefe, T

Keefer, Joseph I . . .

.

Keelan, John C

Kehoe, T^Iary B

Keicher, :\rary Keiner, Andrew . . . . , Keleher, Amy A .... , Kellam, Emma

2, 500 2,529

2, 523 >^ 2,6ii>4

2, 445/^ 2,037

2, 291

2, 365

2, 489^

361^/^

2, 570?^ 0130

.1, 549

216

2, 456

1,941

2, 669

2, 508

2, 644^

648

978 2,044

2, 459^

Keller, Otto J Kelley. Winfred C

Kellogg, Eillian B

Kelly, Alice G . . .

,

2, 850^

2' 6575^ 928 2,341^ 2,516^

2, 445 694 2,421^

2, 5S2 975^

200 9S8 259^

Amount earned. Time

Avork.

$si6. 90

SS2. S5

I, 250. 25 [,275.40 1. r, 129. 15 !- [,203.65 . 820. 00 '

.

914. 00 . 622. 29 . 347-91 I- 744-58 ' 861.34 \.

I, 233- 35

635- 15

207. 00

1,423-35 ; 285.00 1 588.52 ! 581.01 I 578- 10 629.42

T5S. 00

621. 72 620.06

600. II I 508.01 ! 624.31 i 749. 6S

1 , 335- 75

650- 59

674. TO

I, 226. 75

I, 022. 22

I, 145-50

.595- 27 1,456.98

216. 90

1,623. 10

• 784- 45

54. 00

1,397.

1,073-

I, 56S.

956.

I, 345.

1, 089.

I, 229. 716.88 .

,

672.

232. 585.

335.

692.

348. 349.

654.

570.

50.

150.

247.

155-

a Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing

a7id bindijig during the fiscal year ejidedJune jo, 1903, etc. —Continued.

iSTanie. Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

Kelly, Arthur

Kellv, Charles W

Kelh', Hubert

Kelly, John T Kellv, Josie M

Kellv, Kate

Kelly, Iv.G

Kellv, Maggie

Kelh-, Stephen J.... Kellv, T. J Kellv, W.B . Kellv, W. T

Kelly, Wm. H

Kelso, John Kemon, F. C

Kendall, X,ouise. . . . . . Kendall, R. W

Kendrick, Daniel. . .

.

Kendrick, George R. Kennedj', John W . .

.

Kennedy, Samuel T . Kennev, Emma V . .

.

Kenney, P

Kenney, Mar\-

Kensil" Geo.\V

Kent, John

Kent, I^illie V

Kent, M. W

Kent, W.H

Kenworthy,William. Kepner, E

Kerbv, I,izzie N

Kern; F. W

Kernan, James

Kernev, Rosa B

Kerrott, E. M

Ker\-in, W. H

Time

work.

a'308

1, 605 0268

2, 5065^

2, 459>^

2, 501%

104

1,908 2,567

2, 358

2, 282 2,404

1,591 280H

2, 412

184

2, 413K

2, 422

2,617

1, 755

2, 206^

252

2, 535K

1,817

2, 488

2, 501

2, 485 5^

2, 185

2, 648^^

2, 5235^

2, 4"^

2, 262^

2, 476^

2, 308^

Kervin, Walter J

.

Keys, Daniel

Keyser, H. D

Kibbev, Hiram

Kidd, Frank A

Kiernan, John

Kilborn, I^. D

Kilgore, Benedict M . Killigan, Josephine

A

Kimbark, F. S Kimmel, Amv H . . . . King, A.H ..: King, E.D

King, E. J King, Edwin M. . . . . . King, Emma

King, F. D

King, Irene P

King, J. Guest

King, J. Eigon

King, John F

King, M. R , King, Mattie B

King, R. E

King, W. Marden . . . . King, William A

Kinneard, John A . . . Kinnej', A. D

Kinsella, M

Kinsley, I. M. D

Kinsolving, Walter A

Kirby, Charles J Kirby, Eli Kirby, Samuel G

Kirby, William L - • .

.

Kirch, Geo. F

Kirchner, Albert

1,932

1/ «52

l2, II72V

f «46 1 [12, II7M/

2,547

' 2,473^^ 2,449

2, 432

2, 503

2, 418^

781^

5^5

396 552

475 K

52i>^

203 .501^

1,940

2, 502j^ 2,514

2, 375H

2, 992

2, 393

2, 452K

2, 530

2, 487 584

2, 560H

2, 414

1,444

2, 681 2,441

2, 500K

2,312

$r, 148. 50

802. 80

657. 00

I, 270. 61

705- 74 631.77

55-20

397- 49

I, 289. 90

1,179. 40

I, 276. 24

962. 32 798.05

168. 30

1, 411. 18

46. 00

1, 383. 60

606. 05 1,319.4b

877. 50

1, 103. 35 52.50

1, 485. 46

378. 54

I, 244. 00

I, 250. 50 621.35

626. 35

665. 15

I, 338. 50

602. 86 571.82

I, 425. 75

579- 92

Piece- work.

I, 134. 37

I, 130. 79 658.37

639. 10

I, 236. 75

I, 224. 50

1,611.76

I, 556. 78

I, 212.45

146. 52

I, 257. 50

99. 20

I, 496. ID

1, 238. 10 1,296.65

I, 466. 50 50.75

300. 90

973- 89

I, 161. 40 1,251.25

761.16

1, 199. 70

988. 70

647. II 1,423.35

1,343-01 791-94

146. 17 1,353-45

I, 409. 48

463- 71

I, 347. 00

I, 221. 00

I, 250. 25

578. 00

573-54

653. 93

S651.81

Kirk, R. H

Kirkland, William . Kirkley, C.W

Kirsch, Benedict

Kistler, John S

Kitzmiller, H. W

Klager, Sophie

Klapp, Daniel N . . . . Klebold, Fred F

Kleiber, Rose

Kleindienst, Saml. B.

Kle3'n, Simon G

Klima, Herm

Kline, Eouis M

Klinknett, Geo. G . .

.

Klopfer, E. D

Klopfer, F. E

Knapp, Jas. B

Knight, H. D

Knight, Jno. E

Knight, Nellie P

Knoble, Chas

Knoble, Max J Knockey, C. A . Knorleine, Mary E • Knott, CM

Knott, Joseph B

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, O

Knowles, Marj- C . . . . Knowles, Wm. T

Koehl, Charles C

Koehler, Mathilda H

Koester, Matilda F . . Koockoge}', Samuel . Koon, E- W

Koonce, Chas. G

Koons, S. C

Koontz, Edward J

. . . Koontz, Thos. E

Krall, Wm

Krause, W. C

Kreh, Chas. F

Krener, Chas. H

Kretschmar,EmmaS

KroU, Wm. A

Krunim, Eouis P

Kuhner, Augustus . . . Kukart, Eeonard . . . . Kummer, Geo Kummer, Verona. . . . Kundahl, Charles. . . . Kuusman, G. H

Kyne, Elizabeth Ea Barre, Rowena S . Ea Bille, Mary J Ea Bossiere, Edw . . . . Eackey, Ella C

Eahke. Arthur H ... J Eaing, Aug. M

Eake, Norman P

Ealor, Martha E

Eamb, Geo

Eambert, Nannie .... Eambert, W. C I Eambson, B I Eamson, J. R

Eanahan, Joanna C. .

}

Eancaster, Isaiah .... Eane, Bernard H . . . .

j Eane, John F | Eang, Wm j Eangdon, H. D

Eange, E. A

Lange, Josepha. Eangford.S.W

Hours

employed.

2, 303^

2,510^

769

2, 490^

2,567

2,442

2, 497^

1,914 127%

1, 064 696^

2, 338

2, 128^

786 1,674

2,497

208 1,955 264

2, 676

2, 308

2, 496

2, 407^

1,773^

2, 629

2, 397

2, 127K

2, 423^

2, 059^

2,527

2,504

2, 456K

2, 406^

2,512!/^

2, 369^

2, 470

2,45s

2,489

2, 534

691 «3i3

2, 504

448

2, 520>^

2, 437

2, 487^^

1, 753]^

2, 532K

71

2, 514K

2, 141

2, i57>^ 236

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$575-87

I. 255. 50

461. 40

1,245.25

I, 290.58

1, 188.40

2, 171

2, 394

2,667

2,313^ "313

2, 320^

2, 384

f «52

[2,088

2, 494K

3,660

2, 439K

1, 231 2,703

2, 464

2, 463K

2, 657

2, 513K

I, 292. 92

I, 248. 75

478. 49 76.50

271.76 348.40

596-90

I, 187.80

395- 10

837- 60

I, 248. 65

104. 00

989. 70

66. 00

1,573.05

I, 154- 05

I, 248. 00 601.87

889. 90

671. 00 449.42

I, 063. S7

606. 68 823.80

916.17

626. 00

619. 89

I, 203. 25 1,468.60

I, 185.00

I, 330. 88 1,427.30

I, 244. 50

756. 60

372. 15 1,565.00

I, 252. 00 112.00

896. 09 616.24

I, 243. 75

879. 20 805.35

19. 75

I, 268. 20

506. 75 539-37

44-25

I, 091. 40

I, 197. 00

I, 343- 91 582.42

1,816.65

1, 160. 85

596- 00 1,509-56

623.61

976. 90 1,432-57

733- 80

704- 15

I, 239. 09

I, 386. 45

I, 353. 75

1,694. 65 S. Doc. 5- 18

a Days.
274 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Stateinetit shoiving the 7iamcs of persons employed in the public printing

and Molding during the fiscal year endedJune ^o, igoj, etc. —-Continued.

Langley, Hannah . .

.

I^angley, Robt. C

Langsdale, Bertha H

I^annian, Frank E. .

.

I^anning, O. N

I,a Pelle, Z

I^a Porte, Virginia E

.

I^aporte, W. M

I^arry, Carrie J I,ashhorn, INI. A

Iva Sor, H. G

Latham, Ed. 1' Lattin, Marj' E

Lauxman, H. M

Lanxmann, Florence D

Lavalette, W. A

I^a Vigne, Constantin E

Lavisson, H. A. - -. . Law, Maiy A

Lawler, Edmond F. . Lawlor, Mary A

Lawlor, William . . . . Lawrence, Emma . . . Lawson, E. A. M . . . . . Lawton, Lewis B . . . . Lawyer, Anna T

Layne, Wm. R

Layton, Jnlia M

Lazelle, H.H

Lazenb}^, Mary E

Leach, B.F . . Leach, E- W

Leahj^ Nora

Leapley, J.N

Lear, Jo.s. H

Leatzow, William F . Leavitt, Wm. M

Leavy, Jennie Le Buffe, A. F

LeCain,W. H

Le Due, F:dith V

Lee, Emily

Lee, Geo. L

Lee, Jas. A

Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen

Lee, R. W

Lee, W. J Lee, Wm. E

Leed.s, Chas. H

Lefferts, Samuel G . . Leffler, Milton L

Le Grj'S, Erne.st . . . . Lehmann, J. Ruppert

Leighton, Charles H.

Leimbach, Pearl

Leith, Arthur T

Le Merle, A.M

Lemmon, Bernard A. Lendner, Leslie Lendner, Margaret . . Lenhart, J.M

Lenman, M. E

Lenoir, Samuel H. . .

.

Lentz, William H. . . . Leonard, Annie F. . . Leonard, C.I Leonard, Guy

Le Preux, Be"ttie Lesher, lacob C

Lester, j". J Levej^ Jolin . . Levy, Fanny F) LewelU'n, Luze.tta . . . Lewis, Bessie

Hours

eml>loyed.

2, 271 2,472 1,715^

2, 2S2

2. 535 >^ 427

2, 418 688

775

2, 43 1

K

2, 624 14 973>^

2, 401

2, 573!^ 664K

2, 043

2, 357 "313 274^

[,656

2, 504

5i9>^

2, 4961^ 734 , 2,3515^

2, 377 2,404

2, 556J<

2, 659K

2, 352 2,6i5K

i,6iii^ 1,698

1,991

2, 683

2,501^/^

2, 505^

2, 4021^

2, 579

1, 1085^

2, 433

2, i6oi^ 2,403

2, 190

712 2,338

2,437 2,309

2, 402

H

2,332

803 14 747

2, 549K

2,503^^ 1,097^

2,714

2,501 2,404

2, 344^

2,225^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$567. 21

823. 90

857. 75

1, 142. 60 1,623.23

128. 10

I, 353- 28

172. 00

387- 50

I, 248.66

, 420. 95

487. 40 844.80

, 293- 30

39S. 70 518.90

,178.65

2, 003. 20

164. 70

(14. 7^ 629. 85 129.87

624. 10

368. 40

585-81

597- 56

I, 202. 00

1, 472. 00 1,545-99

588. 00

772. 67

805. 75

353- 75

509- 86

725. 90 631-53

883.92

450. 46

I, 377. 80

554- 25 1,423-51

I, 080. 25 1,202.75

I, 096.40

360. 75

I, 169. 70

f, 427. 03

t, 154-50 601.67

583- 20

, 047.62

444-95

I, 524- 75 626.32

600. 75 1,376.20

[, 276.40

624. 82

[, 202. 00

586. 10

Piece- work.

$620. 30

587-99

529- 50

503. 00

558.88,

680. 20, 591- 23

476.44

574- 50

473- 64

222. 80

396. 92

60S. 50.

786.70.

750. 68

620. 65

.

699. 94

Hours

employed.

Lewis, C.W

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, F. M

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, Rachel 3') .... Lewis, S. W

Lewis, Thomas

Lewis, Thomas M. .

.

Lewis, William H. .

.

Lewis, Winslow

Leyden, John E

Lichtenl)erger, H. J. Lieutaud, H.C

Light, N. M

Lightcap, John C

Ligon, Jolin D

Lillard, N.J

Lillie, M. G

Lindberg, E.J

Lindsey, A. R

Lindsey, A. S

Lindsley, Annie .... Lindstrom, Albert .

.

Lineback, Ben A. . .

.

Linhart, May

Linquist, John ' Liomin, George

Lippincott, Frank 1' . Lippincott, L. R

Little, Annie C

Little, J. I\I Livermorc, Win. 1 1 . . Lloyd, David T

Lloyd, Ella T

Lloyd, Francis IS .. ., Lloyd, P'rank M \ Locke, Louisa K . . . .

j Locker, Alfred I Lockling, H. J

> Loehler, G I Logan, J. O'N .| Lohmeyer, Richard C

Lohr, Noah

Long, Edward F" Long, Frank H

Long, Isabel M

Long, James R

Long, W. H

Longley, Lee J Loomis, Daisy J Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Lorentz, Wm. E

Loring, Annie

Loughran, John M. . . Loughran, Mary A. .

.

Love, W. H....r

Love, W. R

Lovejoy, Marv- A . . . . Lowd, H. D . Lowe, A. F

Lowe, Geo. W

Lowey, F. C .' Lowre3% J. H

Lowry^ Robert

Lucas, Carrie J Lucas, Chas. A

Lucas, E. L

Luce, M

Luckett, Lucinda . . . . Lucy, Cornelius J . . . . Ludlow. CO

Ludwig, Henr>' A . .

.

Luerssen, H. G

Luitich, John F

Lukei, Andrew

1, 236

2, 514

2, 62S

2, 501 "313

2, 034

2, .S69K

2, 165

2, 285^

2, 472

1, .331%

2, 667 H

2,5021/

2.

2, .168

2, 064

2, 4<>S 637 H

1,749

2, 504

2, 4ooJ^ 2,536

2, 372

1, 734^

1,582^^

2, 3835^

2, 355 2,486^

1,90514

Amount earned.

1 ime Piece- work, work.

2, 247 2,484

1,7155^ 2,082

2, 408

156 2,237

T,924

1, 296 "313

74*^^

2, 503H

I, 893 « 247^1

. 520 J 232

2, 400 1,677^

2, 436 1,411^

2,398

2, 472 2,444^

1,925

132

2, 22034 1,786

2, 504

2, 6.59

2, 179^

64 «3i3

2, 504 0289

2, 573

2,321

2, 504

2, 470^

1,442

$353- 60

1, 466. 08

1,319- 15

1 , 250. 50

I, 001. 60

509- 99 1,506.58

1, 083. 05 1,284.99

628. 05 671-35

1, 555- 73

i,4<)i- 75 1,574-99

1,235-95 518.99

1,249.63 382.50

364- 37

626. 00

1,209.95

I, 337- 08

747- 00

869. 05 791-25

.273-95

632. 74

, 243- 25

, 114-67

^27. 75

5' '4- 22

, 289. 14

430. 66

525- 23

605. 20 78.00

562. 39

973- 10

400. 18

, 408. 50 444.65

625. 87

947- 05

625. 00 58.00

603. 98

840. 40

615. 60 705.90

449. 60

661. 29

I, 224. 30

593- 56

66. 00

1, 110.50

896. 15

I, 252.00

1, 499- 04

1,309.67

32. 00

626. 00

626. 00

[,481.40

[,315-95

583- 75

[, 252. 00

235- 70

459- 31 a Day;
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printi?ig

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoj, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

emploj^ed.

Lusb3', C

Lusbv, Gertrude

Lusby, Ida C

IvUsby, John W

IvA-ddane, Jennie

I,vddane, Sarah C . .

.

Lydick, J.D

Ivvdick, Rosa V

I^yle, John T

I,ynch, Arden B

I,ynch, Jennie

I^ynch, Margaret E . . X,ynch, Nora

I^ynn, D

I,yon, Henrj' A

Lyons, D. R

I^yons, James R

1,5-ons, Nellie F.V . . . I^j-ston, Marj- B

I,ytle, N. H

Mabrey, R. Iv Macallister, Alexr . .

.

Macallister, James O. Maccubbin, A. K

Macdonald, R. B

Mackav, G. D

Mackley, D. L

Macklin, Jno. S

MacISIurray, C.J MacNamara, Eliza- beth

MacNeill, Margaret . Macnichol, Sallie .... MacPherson, Chas. H

Madden, IMicliael .... Madden, William .... Maddox, Fannie Maddox. John T

Maddren, Joseph .... Magee, Katie \

Magill,Chas. H

Magill, W. J Maguire, AVm. H . . . . Mahan, H. B

Maher, Edwd. C Maher,T. F

Mahoney, Julia Mahoney, Terrence . . I Mahonv' Kane ' Mahonv, AV. F ! Main,L. C j Main, Nettie ! Major, Harrj' B ' Malees, J. H

Maley, John

Malev, ^Margaret .... Malohev, J. M I MaloneV, M. A

Maloney, Thomas P. Maloney, W. W

Maloney, William. . . Malov, Frank J Malpas, Chas. E [ Manchester, Ellen A

.

Manchester, T. W . . .

j Manderfeld, Frank E. Mangan, Elizabeth. Mangan, IVIar^- E • . • .j Mangan, W. J ] Mangold, :Martin

j Mangum, M. E | Mankin, Violet K. ... Mann, B. F I Mann, Frank H ; Mann, J. E

Mann, John Manning, Geo. W. . . .1

315^

2, 479^

2, 021^

2,493

2, 13^^

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

$59- 15 619.87

505- 35

250. 70

533- 06

2S8. 87

2, 39S 693. 41

2, 465^

2, 5583^

2. 359^^

2, 108^^

2, 298

I, 016. 75

I, 690. 41

1,320. 50

533- 75

630. 91

$207. 50

769- 25 481.52

77-91

537-90

656. 38

Hours Amount earned.

2,516^

2, 265^

2, 442 1,788^

2, 160 899%

2, 256 2,244

268

2, 158

2, 398 >^

2, 041^4

.437 . 10

I, 132- 75

I, 221. 00

897- 75

542. 37

450. 65

1, 129. 15

1, 122. 60

160. 80

I, 079. 30

603. 21

2, 559

2, 490^

2,498

2, 443^

2,335

2, 120^

172^

2,525^

2, 079^

2, 507 K

1,787

2, 479^

(1278

2, 423^

2, 528

I, 102 2,464

14. 40

392. GO

806. GO

I, 268. 58

I, 249. 00

613- 05

1, 167.50 1,063.45

103- 50

1, 340. 78

1, 042.90

627. 07

»93- 50

I, 240. 20

I, 247. 50

606. 87

1,479-39

650. 80

[, 232. 05

2, 219^^ 1,879

220 2,573

2, 502

2, 437^

1,698 640

« 370

2,484

2,576

2, 133^

2, 348

2, 222^

756

757

2, 435

2,499 1,837

2, 475

2, 337

1, 301. 88

939- 80

110.00

I, 289. 45

I, 251. 00

I, 220. 65

849. 00

160. 00

996. 20 1,387.09

648. 32 533-37

777- 34

I, 238. 44

157- 50

189.91

I, 429- 33

1, 249.50

922. 75

618. 73

I, 368. 64

699. 93

652. Si

624. 50

"43- 31

76. 7;

Manning, Jennie E

Manning, W. J Mansfield, J. E

Marcellus, Robt. H

Marc3^ Agnes J Markey, Patrick H , Markham, M

Marks, W"alter Marr, Nellie C

Marrs, Theodore . .

.

Marschalk, W. A. . . . Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marsh, Ruth S

Marshall, India E

Marshall, Eibbie . .

.

Marshall, Maggie. . aiarshall, Sidney J. ^Marshall, Vincent . . :^Iarshall, W. T

^Marshall, AVm

INIar-shel, Dora B. . .

,

:Marston, A. P

Marston, H. P

INIarston, Julia

]\Iartin, A. A

Martin, A. F

Martin, Alice M

Martin, Annie M

Martin, Anslej' C

Martin, Bertie Martin, Clare C

Martin, David B

Martin, E. R

Martin, Jennie

Martin, John W

Martin, Mae

Martin, aiinnie E

Martin, Robert A

Martin, Sarah

Martin, Thomas

Martin, W\ H

Martin, Will K

Mar\nn, Daniel J . . . . Mars-e, A. M

Marye, Sj'dney T. . . . Masse}-, Frances E • • • Massey, John A., jr .

.

Massey, Victoria P . .

.

Massie, E. A

Mast, Simon P

]\Iateer, Annis H

Mathers, J. W

Matlack, J.B Matthews, Harrv^ Matthews, J. M

Mattimore, Charles A

Mattimore, Jas. H . . . Mattinglv, O. F

MattinglV, Thos. J . .

.

Mattocks, Will E

Mauck, Frank S Mauger, Sallie J Maul, A. A

Maupin, A. T

Maus, C

Maxfield, W'illiamG

.

Maxwell, John W

Maxwell, Julia M

May, Joseph E

Mav, Eillie F

May, R. E

May, Thos. O

Mayberry, S. J Mayer, Chas. D

383 «50

2, 104

255

1,9275

2,487/^2 2,484 1,873^

2, 165

2, 0455^

2,445

$1, 393- 99 ,314.40 63-74

967. 02

474- 91 621.84

248. 40

940. 23

543- 44

512.02 458.44

Piece- work.

$599- 32

2, 188 2,516 a 327^

2,408

549. 02

[, 258. 30

767. 72

[, 204. 00

863. 75

f « 149 U, 366K

"313

039- 99

2,478

1,783 224

I, 239. ID

897. 10 56.40

2,318

2, 451 244

2, 557^^

1,940

2, 3621^

2, 366

1, 160.00

613. 18

62. 24 642.83

487. 62

592. 74

I, 283. 15

1, 72814

2, 544

740

2, 470^

2, 466K

2,412

2,577

2, 625 14:

2, 501 >^

2, 278

36S 2,413^^

2, 534^

2, 521^

2, 590 2,421^

2, oo7>^ 2,567^

2, 520^4 2,056 1,372^

2, 604^

1,409 2,496^

998^^

2, 767^

2, 848

1,665

188 2,443>^

1,919

a 282j^

432. 12

I, 783. 68 215-50

I, 245- 05 737-47

I, 212. 70 1,317-49

[,317.04 1,251.05

569. 46

92. 00

60S. 24 1,485.41

1, 455- 41 801.05

605. 36 1,017.99

I, 290. 15

1, 474- 49

I, 203.5 c 687.45 655-67

816. 20

I, 248. 25

-199- 25

1, 443- 43

712. 00

416. 24 47.00

221.75

959- 50

985- 25

642. 44

368. 01

591- 57

40S. 20

467- 50

54-21

7.59- 28

563. 00

613-59

753-81

505-42

727- 19

Days.
276 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June jo, igoj, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Maver, I,ouise J

. . .

.

Mayers, R. H

Mayers, Alice M . . .

.

iSIaVnard, J. H

Mayiiard, Tlunnas.

.

Maj-o, Oscar B . . . .

.

McAleer, H

McAllister, Charles K

McAlooii, T. A

McAulev, R. C

ISIcAuliffe, r. J McBride, J. R

McBride, S. F

McCahe, Hattie McCabe, Mary

McCalister, James I . McCallum, P. M

McCampbell, N. I, . .

.

McCann, C. B

McCaiin, Jos. W

McCardell, Oliver C . McCardell, T. E

McCarteii, Kate McCarthy, Charles J

.

McCarthy, E

McCarthy, Edw. F . . . McCarthy, Florence . McCarthy, J. A

McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, John F . .

.

McCarthy, John J McCarthy, Rose

McCarty,'D. J McCathran, Donald . McCauley, Emma D . McCausland, John T. McChesne3%James H

McCleery, John F . .

.

McClelland, Rose. . .

.

McCloske^-, Mary C. . McClure, Theophihas

McClurg, H. J McComb, John

McConnel, D. vS McConnell. M. A

McConvey,Henr3' T.

.

McCord, Guy W

McCormack, H. P

McCormick, Edward

McCormick, J. F

McCormick, James U

McCormick, Mary . . . INIcCormick. T. J McCoy, I,oiusa McCnlloiich, Bell. F

McCullomih, John F. McCullomih, Kobt.F.

McCulluiii, F.lla McCurdy, W. S IMcCntcheon, Ceo. . . . McDaniel, James M . McDaniel, Jas. C McDermot, Frank... McDermott, Fmiiia. . :McI)evitt, }- ranees . . . r^IcDevilt, M. 'I'eresa . :McI)oiial(l, Arabelle N

McDonald, C. K

McDonald, Claude B

.

McDonald, Edwd. vS . McDonald. J. F

McDonald, James . .

.

McDonald, :M. E

McDonald, Tere.sa . .

.

McDonough, S. F . . .

.

McDowell, John P . .

.

Hours employed.

2,432 532

2, 394^

2,512

936 358

2, 503^

2, 277^

2, 504K

2, 396

2, 643 14 "313

1,864

292

2, 595^

2,425>^.

2, 6555^

2, 212 2,528

2, 150^^ 2,503

1, 628^

204 1,318^^

1,9175^

2, 306^

2, 508

2, 491 2,645 2,400^

2, 3621^

2, 471

2, 909

2, 292

2, 142^

2, 471

2, 232^

2,314

2, 502 2,512

906

2, 477K

2, 504

2, 331'/^

2, 152^

2,61314 467^

2, 509

260

2, 363

Amount earned. Time

work.

;r, 216. 85

133- 4^

I, 470. 48

628. 74

468. 00

179- 75 1,251.75

1,138.85

1, 254- .55

1, 198. 00

1,405-13

2, 003. 20

386. 17 73.20

I, 430- 26 1,212.85

1, 392- 73

I, 223. 20

1, 495- 90

I, 075- 25

625. 75

816. 95 51.00

685. 60

767. 00

I, 153- 25

1, 254. 40

622. 73

I, 382. 56

842. 16

740. 94

1, 235. 50

822. 05

I, T46. 15

536. 13

I, 237. 26

I, 339- 50 578.65

I, 297. 96

942. 00

453- 40

I, 404- 95

1,255-36

1, 165-75

1, 182. 40

1, 388. 15

280. 50

630. 28

92- 19 [,181.50

700. 80

Piece- work.

526K2 521^

,485:^

i 529

,665

xS65^ 556>^

2,6591^

! 2,280^

I 2,119 2.031^

1 2,591

t, 341- 43

1, 262.75 921.04

[, 423. 80

f, 383- 25

650. 14 339-11

839- 94

1, 142.00

802. 42 1,083.72

690. 16 555 2.316

2, 350K

279. 10

1, 158. 50

1,410. 15

$602. 56

635-82

600. 13

726. 75

460. 74

590. 00

729. 76

50. 79

52.02

Name.

McElfre.sh, H. M

McElhannon, S. G . . , McElroy, C. B

McElroy, J.B.G McEnaney, Chas ... McEnanej^ William

.

McEneany, T. E

McEyoy, W. J McEwen, A. \V McFadden, Alice R. . McFadden, Daniel. .

,

McFadyen, F. R

McFarland, H. C

McFarlane, W

McGarraghy, An- drew

McGee, Agnes

McGill, Innocentia . , McGill, T. H

McGinnell, Mary

McGinness, John F. McGivern, Margaret E

McGiyern, Marian.

.

McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Marj-

.

McGowan, H.J McGowan, ^NlinnieF" McGrath, Anna C. .. McGrath, Rosalie B. McGraw, Cecelia C . McGraw, Ella McGurk, Alfred J. .. Mclntyre, Bell J McKean, W. S., jr . .

.

McKee, Ada J McKeh-e}', J. R

McKelyy' John A . .

.

McKenna, E. D

McKenna, James . .

.

McKenna, Lillian .

.

McKenna, Thos. F . McKenny, Arthur . McKeon Thomas F

.

McKeyitt, Annie

McKeyitt, H. P McKey, Walter E--- McKie, Margaret ... McKinney, Frank PI McKinney, J. A . . .. McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. E McKnew, N. E

McKnight, A. H

McEain, E- E

McEain, Geo. J McEanahan, R. C . .

.

McEanahan, W. H . McLanghliii, Deline

McFauglilin, J. B ... McLaughlin, J. M .. McLean, Laura V. .

.

McLelland, CD .... McLelland, C.R

McLennan, J. F

McLeod, Mamie A .

.

Mc]\rahoii, :Maggie.

.

McMahon, IMary

McINIahon, Stasia . .

.

McMahon, T

McMahon, Thos .... McManus, James . .

.

MclNIaiuis. Jos McMa-ter, Clara. . . . Mc:\Iieliael, Xannie M

McMillan, Arthur J

.

Hours I employed.

! Amount earned. Time

work.

/ «24 1 l2, 376J^/

24

.2, 376J^j

2, 042 583

681

2, 2641^

2, 0391^

2, 399^

2, booYz 1,940

160

2, 463

2, 238 «3i3

2. 350>^

2, 672

2, 450 >^ 542^

2, 537/2

2, 40b

2, 292 «3i3

2, 621

2. 542^^

2, I S3 1,930

2, 42

2. 339^

2, 548

1, 158K

2, 624 14 658

1,785

2. 525 2,454

2, 509

2, 4S4

2, 5955^ 2,424

2, 348 2,331^

2, 500 J4 3,010

2, 455 2,504

2, 453 9S6

2. 093^

2,382

2, 444 2,663H

2, 9695^

2, 418

i,6S6

2, 196%

2, 504

2, .590 i,857>^

1,8201^

2, 456

2, 202

2, 483

$1, 639- 70 516-38

292. 46

408. 60

1, 135-65

1, 020. 00

I, 199- 75

1, 268. 30

970. 35

40. 00

1,313-95

1,119.05

2, 003. 20

1, 247. 12

I, 361. 17

612. (.1 271. 2^ [,348.01

602. 00

429- 75

[, 330- 25

I, 31

597- 80

, 296. 88

674. 07 ,117-87

643. 50

916. 30

622. 90

I, 252. 00

924. 80

930- 85

912. 20

767. 50

1, 104.80

1, 403- 30

Piece- work.

654- 43

641. So

545- 68

968. 15

1, 179- 19

I, 276. 00 656.65

788. 15

165. 16 895-65

749- 95

1, 249.06

1,417. 80

1, 242.40

603- 93

608. 01 713-68

1, 175-90

750-61

975-41

1,424-95

626. 00

I, 226. 60

495- 25 1,115-58

" Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 277

No. 26.

Stateuioit showing the naiiies of perso)is employed i}i the publit pri)iti}ig

and binding during the fiscat year endedJune so. 1903. ete. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece

Tvork. McMonigal. Harr\- . McMullan. William McMullen. Chas. A

McMuUen.P

McMulliu. A

McXally. Francis T

.

McXamara, Bridge: ^McXamara. Jennie , ^IcXamara, 3Iaggie McXamara. r^Iartin. McXamara, Marv .

.

rMcXeal. H. W . Mc>«eir, Geo. A. R . . McXelly. Arthur . .

.

ZNIcXellv. :Mamie L • McXelly, W. D

rsIcXerhany, Ida .... :McXemey.'Thomas

.

MeXernv", Elizabeth

.

McXicholas. R

McXultv, Chas

McPherson, J. A . .

.

:McPike, H. A

McQueen. 'SI McUmber. Frank L

:McVille, Hattie .... McVille, ilai-^- McWhorter. L. L . . Meagher, AVr.i. P. .

.

Means. Lizzie ;Meams, Wm

^Meder, Mar\-

:Medlin. J.P

[Meehan. Joseph . . . Meier, Chas

Meier, Chas. J Melbourne, Wui. F

.

:Melick, F. H

Mellach, W. H

Melliugtou, vSarah. Mellis.'j.C Mellon, Charles B . Melton, E. R

Meh-in. T. E

Menard. W. T

Mendel. Val

Meredith, F. C

Meritt. Edgar E

Mero, :Mar\- A

Merriam, Geo. R. .

.

Merrill. Edna L . .

.

rsrerrills. EiUiau J Metcalf, F. S Metcalf. Glenn A .

.

:Mets. John D.. jr . . Mettee, Geo. H

Metz. :Marv J Metzler, INIartha A. Metzung, John "U" . :Mever, Ernst W . . . Meyer, L. W

:Mever. Leonard . . . MeVers. Ellen S . .

.

Meyers. J. D

^Mevers. Louis H .

.

Midhael. J. W

INIichael. Theo

INIiddleton, Ella

Milans, EmmaJ

. .

.

ZSIilburn, S. M

:Miles, Frank H . . .

.

Miles, B.. jr Miller, Carrie G . . . ^Miller, Clarence . . . Miller. Daniel

Miller, Ella G

Miller, Flora L . . .

.

626. 70

294.

596. 69

I, 003. 20

I. 246. 50

566. 10

Xame. Amount earned. Hours

Piece

Tvork.

T11.69

Miller, Frank

^liller, Frank F. S .

.

Miller. Frank . .

.

ZSIiller, Georare

^liller, Harr^-

ZMiller, Horace

Aliller, T. F

IMiller. T. T Miller. J. W

Miller. Tas. H

^liller, John B

3Iiller, Lemuel E . .

.

IMiller, Lizzie

Miller, IMagarie Miller^ Martin

Miller, O. S

Miller, Otis H

^.liller, Robert H . .

.

^liller, W. A

Aliller. T\'illiam K .

.

^lillicau, Beatrice .

.

Alillicran. AVilliarj. .

.

:\IillsT Annie M

Alills, C.S

Alills, E. C

Mills, Howard V.. .. Mills, Mar^-

Mills, W.D

Minis. E. A

INIiner, Charlotte. . .

.

IMiner, John

Minor, Jane E

Zvlinor, ZMar%- A" Minter, H. 5l Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell. Elizabeth G

Mitchell, James

Mitchell, James H. .

.

Mitchell. John V ... Mitchell, Joseph D . . Mitchell. Katie A

Mitchell, L.S

Mitchell, :vr. AV

ZSIitchell, :^Iarcv .

.

INIitchell, flattie M . . IMitchell, Thomas P . Alitchell. W. A

^litchell, W. B

^loakler, Charlotte . . INIockbee, Lizzie V. . . Moens, Susan

ZMohler, G. M

Molau, M. G

^loler, R. L

:Molonev,T\'illiam J. . Alonahan. F.C

IMonahau, Thomas F

IMoncure, T. G

Monks, AV. H

Monroe, Adolph

Montague, F. M. P. . .} Moutgomen,-, Dennj-l Arontgomer\-,Geo. f". :Montgomer\-, Jas. M. I Alontgomerj-, R. M. C{ Montrose. Agnes M. .

j INIontrose, Olive M . . .

j Mooney, Alice IMooney, Charles J

. . INIoonev, EdTvin H . . . Moore.'Albert J Moore, C. Moore, Cecelia A . . . . Moore. D. B 1 Moore, Fred F 1

50S $1, 254. 05

2 1, 209. 55 220 663. 20

312 1, 156. 00

I, 320. 15 312.00

I, 340. 16

I, 366. 35 1,250.50

r S24 }i, 355- 32 407/2 I, 203. S5

2, 20S 1. 104. 45 560 6S5. 60 061 1, 096. S6 4S9K I, 247. 50

7;o 703. 05

165 I, 0S3. 00

c 295^^2 I. Sqi. 20

$646. 50

010. 49

354- 90

799- 72

620. 24

639- 30

914.21

612. 00

5S3- 40

694. 82

320

103

So. 00

525- 75

57S. 00

, 037. 90

5S1. 79

7-i7- 66

[. 921 313

943

2, soo

2. 245 ^<

2, 303

4>o. 23

003. 20 971-55 17-51

51^- 90

I, 224. 15

577-

M

32S^< 5S3.63 2,545K

-. 4S4

2, 102%

2, 199 215?^

1, 176

2, 525

2, 540

2, 500 493 «3i3

2, 470

2, 654K

609. 63

56.46

1,379-21

1,316- 52

I, 051- 25

I. 110. 00

53- S7

5S9. 60 717-56

891. 84

I, 255- 30

298. So

I, 441. 00

I, 23S. IS

I, 334. S5

2. 2bb

2, 992

2-371J2

- 114- 25

585- 24

622.07

741- 32

572. 00

9SS. 74

, iS6. 10

530-49

565- 50

60S. 50

60S. 10

CI Days.
278 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement shoicing the names of persons einploycd in the publie printing

and l)ii/tiing dnj iiig the fiscal year elided June j^o, igoj, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Moore, Fred W

Moore, Fred W

Moore, Ida Moore, lizzie Moore, L,izzie F

Moore, W. A

Moore, Wm. S Moores, Kdw.'ird S. . Moorman, k. ]! Mooty, M. M

Morau, C. A

Moraii, David n .... Morau, John "W

Moraii, Mary

Moran, W. H

RIorcock, KdwardW.

Morecock, Virginia.

.

Morell, Fmilie C

Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, A. S Morgan, Chas. A

Morgan, Henrj^ Morgan, J. C

Morgan, Jesse W . . . . Morgan, T. Frank . Morgan, W. D

Mori.son, I^indsej'. . . . Morris, Geo. O

Morris, John

Morris,!. T

Morris, R. S

Morris, Samuel

Morris, Will A

Morrison, Alex

Morrison, Anna C . .

.

Morrison, C. G

Morrison, Claude. . . . Morrison, D. G

Morrison, Frank . . . . Morrison, John H . . . Morrison, John R . .

.

Morrison, Fizzie J. . . Morri-son, 'hwcy Morrow, James A

INIorrow, M. M

Morse, Chas. F

Morse, J. P

Morsell, John T

Morton, C. F

Mosek-y, T. (i IVIoss, Carrif J Moss, Jno. R

Moss, W. H

INIotherhead, John C. IMouldcn, Jarvis B . .

.

INIowrLT, Hattie A. . . . INIoxley, Fdah C

INIoxlcy, Monroe C . . . i\[(n cr' Xt l^on 1' :^ro^•cr, Sarah ]•: ]Moynilian, ]). L Muckelst( ln,^\nl. It.. Mueller, ] " hn a II Mucnch, I-'r;in/ IMufflcv, AVni. ]•: IVIulcahv, I-.^r] Mnlcalu-, I'^itr ISInh s, \\'. H. .. Artluir J ZMullan, S;iniU( Mnll.mv. |\ 1',. Mnllrn.'Cli.-s. MnlK 11, II...

INInlU r\-, ImIw; Mulligan. C. II

Hours

employed.

«3i3

I, 204

1, 764 2,3"/

2. 334'

Amount earned.

1 u n c J

2,310

136

2, 123^

2, 464

2, 349%

2,432^:

1,631

2, 457

2, 551 2,495

2, 570 2,4Si^

2, 533

2, 295^

2, 100

2, 094^

2, I75>^

2, 504

1, 120 2,455 ^ 2, 563^^ 2,053 2,494

2, 910

2, 187

2, 500^

644

2, 669

1, 091 2,478

2,370

1,573

2, 530^^

770 2,540

2, 369

1,911 2,556>^

2, 504

1,879 376 «3o8

2,512 2,077 2,373^

2,499

2,519

2, 307

1,680

2, 339

2, A2>W2

96 9"

2,ooSi^ 2,305

2, 339

2,430>^

1,887 2,4995^ 2,345%

Time

work.

654. 80

367- 50 577-87

584- 22

[,558.00

i, 490. 60

[,351-31

34. 00

535- 47

[, 232.55

[, 181. 42

[, 227. 42 815-50

I, 264. 35

4- 25

I, 643- 85

I, 247.50

I, 290. 15

I, 240. 75

1,2:73-25

I, 147- 75

635. 00 1,051.25

I, 088. 15

1, 268. 06

560. 00

I, 230. 81

I, 287. 75

513- 24

1, 458. 98

755- 00

I, 135-87

I, 250. 25

322, 00

I, 567- .56 273-86

619.49

I, 186. 00

786. 80

, 486. 58

462. 00

, 272. 20

918. 28

487- 94

, 361. 50

, 252. 00' 942. 50

188. 00

, 386. 00

782. 00

524- 34

, 186. 95

622. 03

, 470- 95 ,154-70

420. 66

, 173- 10

615. 62

24. 80

546. 60

502. 1

8

. 1 s . 7 s

94('- 75

627. 90

, 309- 57

Piecewoi'k.

551-34

356.31

576. 90

699. 44

92. Si

612. 70

623. 28

Name.

Hours

employed

Mulligan, J. Fdw

Mulligan, Walter F.

.

Mulquin, Mary A . . . . Mulroy, John Mundheim, Albert K

Mungen, Foui.se Munro, Margaret B.

.

Muntz, Came

IMnri)hc'y, Wm.II . .

.

^Inrplu', Danifi Murpliy, Flla T

Murphy, J. K

Murphy, J. B'red Murphy, Maud V. . . . Murphy, Richard. . . . Murphy, vSallie Murphy, Thomas S. . Murphy, Wm. H

Murraj', D. J Murray, F. P

Murray, H. F

Murray, J.S

Mvirray, John J Murray, John P

Murray, Julia A

Murray, M. F

Murra}^ ]\Iinnie Murrell, Julia Murto, P>lmund F. .

.

Murto, R. Benj Musick, Samuel H . . . Myer, Samuel

Myers, Albert P

Myers, F. G

Myers, James P< Myers, John F

Mj^er-s, Jo.sie Myers, Robert

Myers, Walter S Myers, William B . . . . Nabers, B. F

Nace, Chas. F

Nachman, Philip . . . . Nadcau, Arthur J

. . . . Naeft", Faura

Nagle, Emilv F

Nalle, F. G..' Nally, James

Nally, Marv : Nash, E. M'. Nash, Fdward

Nash, G. J Nasser, Marj' Nathan, A. R

Naylor, J. Walton . . . . Naylor, Fouis P

Na^'lor, William J

. . . Neal, Faird F

Neal, M. H

Neal, Thos. P

Neely, D. R. P

NefF, J. H

Neil, Charles

Neil, Edward A

Nelgner, R. A

Neligan. A

Nelson, Chas. I! Nelson, Chas. \\' Nelson, Jenni

Nel.son, Oscnv

Nelson, ( )lt() . Nelson. R. 1! . Nel-s.,11. W. II XcIm ,n. v\'. :m Xcrvi-, y\AV\

Xcsl.itt, II. .\.

2, 249% $1, 263.44

180 45.60

2, 152 539- 70 2,436 I, 218. 00 "3175^ I, 619. 56 216 54.00

t'^i 1/ 95- 37

I, 185.50

I, 165. 00

444-71 2,33iK 585- 14 200 1 20. 00

2, 282 427. 86

2, 450 I, 225. 00

I, 001 250- 25 2,482% I, 241.25 "97% 283. 00

2, 368% I, 438- 51

2, 6441X 1,425- 15

2, 550 I, 446.96 «3o8% 616. 75

2, 037% I, 018.80

I, 128% 617. 90

1,293 269. 37

R

2,383

.2, 459%

2, 399%

1, 733%

2,496 853%

2, 679%

280

2, 182 204

2, 178!^

2, 140

1, 621 67S

2, 1621^2

2, 392 1,814%

2, 548

2, 072)^

2, 603

I, 276

2, 262%

2, 350%

1,884 840

2, 069

2,6iSJ4

1, 153

2, 438

224 450

2, 430

1, 136 2,462

2, 112^

1, 6So%

2, 504 2,525%

2, 037

Amount earned. Time

work.

599

I, ,573 1,397

1, 1.S4 624

213

I, 346.

16S, 594

51 755 535

510

171, 1,081.

1, 196. 455. 644

1,036.

844.

340.

, 165.

, 179- 392.

420.

,093-

, 405-

632.

,219.

56- 270. 741,

284. 615-

531- 895-

782. ,279-

, 020.

-^ 3-'4'2

2, 04014

2, 768

2, 933

2, 412

S82

2, 380%

, 162. 020.

990.

755-

206.

258.

.191-

;i6. 79

382. 30 «L)ayf
MPOR'T OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 279

No. 26.

Statement shon'ing the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June so, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Hours

Amoi:nt earned. Hours Amount earned.

2saiue. employed. Time Piece- work, work. Xame. employed. Time j Piece- work, work.

Xetherland, Fred. ... 2, Xeuer, Loviis A

Ne\-ils, E. M 2! Xe^-in, :Matthias W . . 2, Xevins. Wm. B i, Ne\-ius, M. J 2, Newell, G.W 2, Newell, Henrj- S 2. Newland. Emojean.

.

Newman. Clarence . . i. Newsom. Hubert .... 2. Newton, Chas. H 2, Nichols. Effie B

Nichols, F. N 2, Nichols, Geo. W 2, Nichols, William J

• Nicholson, Irwin A . . 2, Nicol. W. F \ Nightingale, Louisa . . .

.

Noble, Josephine Lee 2. Nobles. Fred 1 2, Noel, John A 2, Nohe, Minnie A

Nolan, Emma J i, Nolan, Mars- 2, Nolen, John F i. Nolen. Sarah

Noll, W. C Noonan, John J 2, Noonan, John T

Noone, Daniel P

Noone, P. R

Norbeck, Wm. G

Norcross, A. C . .

.

Norris, E. D

Nothnagel, H. A

Noj-es. Alfred. .

.

Noves, Henr\-. . Nuber, J. L , Nunley, Emma M . .

.

Nye, James I O'Brien. David F

O'Brien, John H . O'Brien, John J.

.

O'Brien, Josephiu

O'Brien, Lillie . O'Brien, W. F. . O'Brien, W. J. C 2. O'Br^-on, [Minnie O'Connell, Charles . . 2. O'Connell. Daniel 2, O'Connell, Jeremiah 2, O'Connell. Wm. G . . . i. O'Connor, Mar_v A . . . 2. O'Connor. ISIary E

O'Connor. Mar^- M . . 2. O'Connor. Patrick ... 2. O'Donnell, H 2, O'Donnell, S. P 2. O'Donnoghue, John . 2. Ogg, Albert E 2, Ogle, Geo. H 2, O'Gorman, Catherine . .

.

O'Hern.JohnJ 2. Ohm, Charlotte D . . . 1. O'Keefe. A 2, O'Keefe. Katie C

O'Lear^-, Dennis J . . . a

O'Leari.-, :m

O'Leari.-, Mar\- Oliphaht. Ella' Oliver, Walter H 2, Olmstead, ZMaud M . i, O'lNIeara. A. B i 2, O'Neill, Chas. I 1 2, O'Neill, John 2,

141^

143 354 552^

232 905

493

266 476

224 0671^

2S114 554

629"' 437

200

*54i-9i

> 926. 74

I, 364- 50

I, 120. 00

954- 10

I, 249. 23

1, 133. 00

S32. 79

56. 00

9S6. 75

1, 140. 75 1,294.40

18.00

I, 352. 71 948.09 314-50

1,220.55 50.40

O'Neill. W. J Om-un, J. A

Opdyke, Alice Openshaw. J. A

Orem, Charles J

$601. 50

580. 00

1. 179. 65 1,254.40

4S1.

491^/^ 976 ^<

370^2 210 417

649 371^

013 570

503

503

leG.

000

399J4 648

139 559

427 389^

679^

485- 35

622. 87 991.40

27. 50 449.40

I, 191. 20 1,236.17

I, 223. 70

667. 50

1, 192. 15

I, 054. 48

I, 358. 75

I, 748. 06

602. 67

I, 300. 14 1,251.50

59^.01

663. II

I1 199- 75 388.80

1, 194. 15

140. 77

606. 70

I, 604. 36

1,432. 39

556

52iJi

92014 473

I. 342. So

I, 789. 60

I. 376. 90

97''- 55

700. 17

DM

633^

756.99

575-92 I

353K

777 401^

551- 19

627. 20 1,509-62

594- 75 1,224.45

I, 257. 18

I, 322. 10 615-83

1,261.50

594. 66

I, 223.00

508. 38 1,849.60

626. 14 85.00

276. 19 1,196.83 444-25

634. 16

I, 495- 33

I, 056. 20

Orem, Geo. W - O'Rourke, Mars- El- len

Orr, Rebecca

Orth, Frances T

Orth, J. Fred

Osborne, E.L

Osborne, Minnie .... Osborne, .Stella M . . . Otis, Chas. W

O'Toole, :Mar3- B

Ottinger, John J Ourdan, Vivieune A . Outcalt, Harr>- J Overman, Frank .... Owens, Mar\- Ownbv. Anna G

Padden, Edward H . . Padgett. Wm. B

Paetsch, Eugene R_E.

Pafflow, Chas. W

Page, Arthur D

Page. Birdie Page, Geo. X

Paine, Harr\- W

Paland. Augvist Palmer, Augusta B. . . Palmer, Irma D

Palmer, Jos. W

Palmer, Mary 'M Palmer, Thomas S. . . Pardee, E. K

Parent, Margaret J . . Parish, Edith S

Park, S. C

Parker, Andrew L . . . Parker. David

Parker, Edward J . .

.

Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Parlin. Annie I Parrish, W. C .

' Parr^-. AVm.C I Parsells, Chas. W ; Parshall, W. A' Parsons, A. :M Parsons, CD

Parsons, Edna

Parsons, Henr\- S . . . .1 Parsons, Ma^- M I Partlow, M.F ! Partridge, G. E j Pasco, John H I Patch, Everton J Patterson, E. H

Patterson. J. M

Patterson, John A . . . Patterson, L. H

Patterson, L. Heam .

.

Patterson. Wm. R . . . Patti, Cora Hodge ... Paudert, E. H ; Paul. Tohn E I Paul, X. S j Pavfair. X. INI Payne. A. W

Payne, Annie L

Pavne, Henrv I

.498^

,393^ 909^

2,579^

/ «94K il li, 939 1 02

738

M070.31

I, 361. 75

2.59- 56

I, 462. 77

^1,512. 97

li,43i.88

2,322/2 2,44iK

2'. eiJ

554^/^ 2.449^/^

2. 539^

2,449

2.676

20734

192

[, 165 169^

?,499 ^4S9

580. 1,425.

1, 142. 666.

634-

I, 497.

612.

1, 173- 1,310.

1,422. 50

2,487

2, 292

2, 509

2, 059^

2,654

2,582

1, 730 2,811^

2, 370^

2,014^

2, 495

2, 504

2,.592J^

2, 482 >^

2, 408

2, 361

2, 394

I-699-

I, 087.

1, 456-

601.

1, 000.

1, 146.

I, 254. 518.

I, 332.

2, 381

2, 567^

1, 723^^

2, 299

2, 423

2, 316^^ 2,510

2, 361K

2, 092 0312

1, 431 284

2, 546 >^

2, 436 i,457K

2. 451/^ 2.492

2, 497

2, 504

2, 247 2,457

2, 447J^

2, 533

2, 500 2,616

2, 382^

2, 343 K

596 503

623 939

r, 302

I, 241 646

596

1,340 1,331.95 430

1, 149

I, 212 1,232

1, 004

1, 187 523

1, 084

718

71

I, 276

761

728,

I, 715. 657^

I, 248,

1, 464, 1,464.

614.

611,

1, 270. 876,

864.

600,

1, 174.

•91

569.50

779- 03

=s6o.

603. 07

694.66

2, 437 713.62 496.53

a Days.
28o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding duriiig the fiscal year endedJune jo, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Hours

p,o?«,.' Time

^ ^ work.

Amount earned.

Paj'ne, J. E

Payne, James A

Payne, James L, Payson, Virginia Iv . Peace, M. M

Peacock, Wm

Peak", Chas. I' Peakc, M. V

Pealer, P. P

Peaper, Ida E

Pears, Fred W

Pearson, Aven

Pearson, Nannie E . Pearson, Nellie H .

.

Peckham, Emily . .

.

Peed, R. S

PefFer, W. A., jr Pegues, R. H

Pelham, H. R

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B. . .

.

Penn, Frederick M . Pennel, A. J Pepper, James P . . .

.

Pepper, John J Percival, E. B

Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, James S . .

.

Perkins, X,aura V . .

.

Perkins, Sarah E- • Perkinson, F. N .... Perrj-, Charles G

Perr\^ H. R

Perr3% Pattie B

Pershing, Wm. C

Persinger, Jacob .... Petar, John

Peter, Elizabeth C.

.

Peter, Geo

Peter, Thos

Peters, Bertie K

Peterson, Peter , Peterson, Robert S . Petrie, L

Pettiford, Frank W.

Pettit, Helen M

Pettj', Caroline V

Pe3'.ser, Wallace K. .

.

Pfi'rman, Franklin .

,

Pflieger, K. F , Phelps, C. E

Phelps, Silas S

Philes, W. E

Phillipps, Charles A

,

Phillips, Geo. P

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Jno. A

Phillips, Katherine. , Phillips, X,annes W.

Phillips, M.E

Phillips, M. H

Phillips, Mary J. . .

.

Phillips, W. J Phipps, Eaura

Phipp.s, R. -AI Piehoff, Robt. P

Pierce, George M . .

.

Pierce, H. H

Pierce, Eaura V

Pierce, W.E

Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

Pigott, M

Pike, J.W

Pinkston, V. B

Piper, Minnie

Pipes, J. M

2,657

2, 384 2,451^

2, 037

2, 526^

-^ .S33 620%

« 360/B

1,842

2, 3"

«3i3 2,503^

$1, 339- 76

689. 44

664. 23 511.38

632. 25

759- 35 1,413.60

360. 25

I, 747. 62 502.02

1, T55- 50

2, 003. 20

630. 12

2, 435 2,414

2, 495

2, 644

2, 5281^

2, 155^

a 265

1, 214^

1,773^

2, 356^

2, 587

2, 063^^ 779

2, 645 1,144^

2, 520>^ 40 2,487^

2, 584^

183 «293%

« 315H972V2

52 2,316

2, 400

2,491/^

2, 026^

2, 547 >^ 1,965

2, 0231^ 2,508 1.255^

2, 407^

2, 507 >^

2, 220^

2, 507 >^

2, 203

1,666' 2,278

2, 309

610. 94 1,281.52

1,684.52

I, 326. 80

726. 77 1,087.95

I, 696. 00 607.55

447- 34 592.59

964. 12

825. 40

461. 00

347. 85

678. 20 627.50

I, 266. 25

24. 00

I, 245. 05

659. 75 45.75

586. 75

940. 68

243. 12 13.00

1, 158. 40

I, 200. 00

623. 24

511.83

I, 278. 15

985. 05 1,011.75

I, 256. 27

669. 50

I, 203. 75

I, 254. 05

1, 110.40

1,326.81

i 1,103.25 V" 588.' 08"

569. 49

1,154.55

1,759

2, 462

1, 900 380

2, 337^ 2,516

I, 339- 10

950. 40 215.76

584. -^.5 I, 276. .S5

2, 142

2, 504 2,519 , 2, 226>^

216

2, 291

1,074. 50

I, 265. 44

662. 89

I, 113.60 54-80

I, 145- 50

Piece- work.

|6o2. 10

776. 50

739- 95 173.30

621. 23

106.82 62.80

587.95

472. 76

588. 73

5J^4- 32

Pittman, Geo. E

Pitts, Allie Ba.ssett..

Pitts, Corah E

Pla.skett, Annie

Piatt, J. H

Plumb, F. W. C

Plumer, Frances B.

.

Plumer, Josephine . Phnnmer, Geo. A . .

.

Pocher, Simon

Pocock, George W.

.

Pocock, Nellie E

PofF, Annie A

Poindexter, There.sa

Poist, Wm. A

Polglase, Benjamin.

Polk, T. P

Pollard, Wm. S

Pollock, David

Pollock, Julia C

Pool, S. D

Poole, Edward S. . . Pope, F

Pope, John W

Poppe, Herman C .

.

Porter, Alice

Porter, F. C

Porter, Mary^ E

Porter, Nena M

Porter, R. A

Ports, Annie

Post, E. H

Post, Eittie E

Po.st, W. E

Postley, Olive C

Potter, A. W

Potter, Albert E

Potter, C. H

Potter, E. A

Potts, A. H

Potts, W.B

Potwin, Jessie PouLson, Francis B . , Powell, J. N

Powell, J. W

Powers, Richard

Poynton, vSarah S

Prather, Elizabeth C. Prather, F. W

Prather, Mary^ A

Pratt, B. H

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, EilHe

Pratt, Wm. A

Prentiss, Annie C. . . . Presley, Henry M. . . . Preston, Elizabeth B

.

Preston, Geo. T

Preuss, B. R

Price, Chas. E

Price, Clint O

Price, Grant E

Price, James M

Price, Nannie H

Pride, H.G

Pridgeon, John

Primni, James E

Prior, Geo. G

Proctor, A. B

Proctor, Abner C . . . . Proctor, E. G

Proctor, Geo. H

Proctor, George N . .

.

Proctor, M. A

Prosperi, John F . . . . Pros.ser, Daniel N . . . Proudley, Ray

Hours

employed.

2, 612

324

216 2,520

2, 442^

2,326

2, 565M 983^

724

1,845 1,964

2, 728

2, 3081^

2, 099

1,918

2,662

2, 476^

2, 385H

2,313

2, 502 948

2, 493

520

2, 552 2,442 a 293

2, 083^

2,379 2,467

2, 407 «3i3

2, 506^

2, 243

2, 502^

2,419 "313

1,650

2, 514V2

2, 481^

524

2, 4io>^

1, 879^

2,487 "313

2, 149 1,664 3,020

2,471

752 2,503^

i,5iiK^

2, 472

2, 374

330

2, 008 "313

2, 524

2,501 2,433

a 238 H

2, 501^

475

2, 416

2, 456

2, 536

2, 391^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1,311.40

76. 20 54.00

',337.97 610.58

1, 163. 25

643. 82

300. 12

181. 00

384. 37

985. 05

878. 98

. 154. 25

, 198.00

960. 50

1,413.55

1,263.97

597. 80

294. 82

:,25i.oo

274. 40

702. 50

130. 00

1,783.98

611. 24

I, 108. 00 521.39

595. 62

616. 74 1,203.75 1,565.00

1,254.05

I, 127. 80

I, 251. 25 1,209.50

1, 464. 84

907. 20

662. 75

628. 87 314.40

[, 408.66

474. 51

I, 243. 50

I, 087. 50 1,074.70

502.31

780. 40

I, 325. 70

241 . 60

I, «^64. 54

801.35

622. 72 594.48

165. 00

I, 004. 00

I, 248. 50

632. 00

I, 250. 50

1,297.83

596. 25 1,250.95

285. 00

604. 20 618.00

1,307.85 1,312.90

« Days.
REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER. 281

No. 26.

Statement showiiig the names of persons employed in the pnblie printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Pruitt, Ella M

Pryor, H. D

Puckett, Thomas R.

.

Puckette, Chas. J. C. . Pulliani, Edward

Pulliam, S. G

Pullinger, Edua

Pumphrey, Bettie . .

.

Pumphrey, E. P., jr. Pumphrey, Geo. . . Purcell, James I, Purcell, M

Purdv, Chas. F

Pursel, Thomas C

Pvirvis, John R ......

.

Putnam, John F., jr. Pyemont, Geo. E

Pyemont, J. W

Pyne, Frank E

Quigley, F. T

Quiglev, Richard J. F.

Qviill, Elizabeth

Quill, Nellie C

Quin, D. C. P

Quinlan, John F

Ouinlan, Mar}- J Quinn, John J Quinn, ISI. F

Quinn, ^Michael A . .

.

Quinn, Minnie A

Ouintin, I^illie Rabe, Charles

Radley, C. W

Radouski, Simon . . . . Raed}', Katie H

Ragan, Mollie E

Ragland, H. L,ee Rainey, Agnes C

Rainey, Charles A . .

.

Ralph, James

Hours

emploj-ed.

2, 373

2, 447

2,498

2, 502j^

2, 503 >^

2, 540K

I, 523 2,293

1, 974^

16 2,053 2,456^

2, 476^

2, 427K

2, 653^^

2, 486^

990%

2, 499^

2, 501 2,511^

2, 4I8I/C 1,853^

2, 355 >^

2, 232 483

2, 173

I, 141

2, 768

2, 437

2, 507

Ramey, E. C

Ramsey, Geo. M

Ramsey, W. R

Ramsperger, G. PI. . Randall, A. I, Randall, Emma J

. .

.

Randall, W.B... .... Randolph, Russell. .

.

Ranke, Ida Rankin, John R

Ransdell, F,. Leonard

.

Ransdell. Lulu M

RatcliflFe, Katharine C

Rathvon, R. H

Raub, George M

Ray, Daniel C

Ray, Jacob B

Ray, James T , Ray, John A

Razev, F. T

Read^ Charles A

Reaver, Maggie

Rebuschatis, Wm

Reddington, Mary . , Redfield, Edw.L

Redfield, H. J Reding, Gilbert Reed, C. vS Reed, Harrison

Reed, Lewis

Reed, O. H

Reed, Wiley M

Reed, William I Reed, Wm. F

2, 537^2 2,448 627

L2, 153^

2, 503

2, 113^

2, 679^

«3i3

2, 504

2, 360

904

1,989

2, 460

2,555

2, 453>^

Amount earned. Time j Piece- work, j work.

$614. 1,223.

I, 249.

1, 463- 626.

1, 479-

434-

573- 990.

9-

I, 026. 1,358.

I, 239- 1,415-

1,331-

I, 249. 495-

I, 249.

I, 250. 617.

$697. 02

3905

7575

65 !. 25 j- 90 . 70 .

r, 401 932

593

[,117,

289,

1,015.

I, 219. 627.

1, 273.80

I, 224. 25

173- 73

^ 628.97

626. 10 528.37

1, 346. 25

2, 003. 20

I, 252. 00 1,364.04

282. 50

499- 27 615-25

,787.95

821. 22

2, 479 620. 35

2, 504^ 1, 465. 24

2, 488^ 875- 72

2, 908 776. 50

1,143^/^ 428. 80

2, 598K 1,408. 50 1,044^ 616. 30

2, no I, 055. 00

2, 539 I, 400. 25

2, 504 I, 464. 84

2, 346K 590- 79

2, 500 I, 250. 15

2, 672^^ I, 342. 20 2,438 653-50

190 47-50

2, 313 I, 156.55

2, 388!^ 602. 17

2, 504 I, 252. GO

2, 340

2, 466 1,174.40

I, 385. GO

2, 502 I, 465. 90

753- 74 654.96

611.58

108. 75

385.71

531.21

567. 21

571.88

Rees, Mary

Reese, Emma S

Reese, L. A

Reese, Wm. P

Reeves, Arthur F

.

Reg-an, Clarissa B.

.

Reid, Agnes H

Reid, Albert

Reid, B. A

Reid, Flugh , Reid, Percy

Reier, Theodore . .

.

ReifF, Rosa

Reilly, Annie C

Reilly, Ellen vS Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora

Reinburg, Wm. A. .

.

Reinmuth, Ed

Reips, Mary

Revells, Addie J Reynolds, A. W

Reynolds, George .

.

Rhodes, CP

Rhodes, Thos. A

Rice, Maud B

Richard, William F. Richards, A. D

Richards, C. E

Richards, E. E

Richards, Katie

Richards, L.C

Richards, Mary J . .

.

Richards, Mary R. .

.

Richards, Sarah M . Richardson, Alice .

.

Richardson, Chas. M

Richardson, Effifc . .

.

Richardson, F. M .

.

Richardson, J. M

Richardson, John. .

.

Richardson, R. A .

.

Richardson, W.H...

Richard.son, W. H... Richmond, Marion B

Richter, Charles

Rickards, Saml. P .

.

Ricketts, Eliza E . . Ricketts, J. H

Ricketts, O.J

Ricketts, Thos. T

Ricketts, W. M

Riddick, R. P

Riddle, A. E

Rider, Emma S

Ridgely, Rosa B . . .

.

Ridings, Stanley H . Riecks, Chas. F

Rieseberg, H. R

Riley, John O

Riley, P. H

Riley, Sallie J Rinehart, G. A , Ring, John

Ring, T. M

Ringgold, D. C

Ripley, Henry L

Rissler, J. M

Ritchie, E.J

Roach, M.J

Roark, Robert I Roark, William J

. . . . Robb, Annie E

Hours

employed.

«43

J, 728

2, 586

2, 428^^

2, 147

2, 423

2, 591

2, 549

2, 501

r a26

1 2, 292

2, 336^

r 06

11,905 "325

2, 499

324 2,376

3, 332K

2, 496

222

2, 763

1, 91sY^

2, 307^^

2, 423 ,3^7^

,728 513K

,265>^

2, 306

2, 552K

2, 474^

1, ii8J^

2, 084

2, 787^

2, 265%

2,504

2, 654

2, 836

2, 027!/^

2, 264 «335

2, 990

2, 536

1,905 "313

2,320

2,528

2, 337 «339

2, 125

2, 6183-^

2, 223

I, 456!''^ 1,743

232 2,645^

I, 115

2, 333^

2, 424 >^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I502. 50

649. 64

644. 49

1, 073. 50

606. ID

I, 299. 30

I, 780. 95

I, 583. 04 1,507.22

626. 02

• 982. 50

407. 35

624. 75 87.80

736. 29

900. 51

I, 248. 00 46.25

1,291.15

990. 75 1,485.82

I, 211.50

734- 50

920. 70

308. 10

132- 95

1, 1.53- 05

247- 49

,371-29

618. 60

559- 25

586. 12

702. 13

566. 33

, 252. 00

I 332- 40

713. II .075. II

1, 132. 00

2, 364. 12

909. 69

I, 274. 00

952- 50

I, 799- 75

[, 162.95

733- 57 701.25

[, 186.50

533- 45

I, 464- 39

I, III. 50

728. 55

875- 50

150. 10 1,327-50

281.68

568. 00

589- 14

606. 12 a Days.
282 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statcmcut s/i07L'i?i^<^ the names of persons emptoyed in the pul^lic printing

and l)i)idino- during the fiscal year endedJicne ^o, igoj, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours em- Amount earned.

^1^,.^^ I Time Piece- P^°y^^- work. work.

Robb, John H

Rohbins, Carrie A . . . Robbins, llarrv A . . . Roberts, Aumisliis I.^ Roberts, 1). j Roberts, K. JI Roberts, !• . C

Roberts, J. T

Roberts, "janies II. . . . Roberts, Jas. C, Roberts, W. A

Robertson, Cora ]! . . . Robertson, Iv K j Robertson, Harry J

- • Robey, Geo. A. ,'. .'.

, Robinson, C. Robinson, C. jNL, jr . . . Robinson, Clara J

. - . Robinson, E. J Robinson, Geo. W . .

.

Robinson, Harriet E. Robinson, J. S Robinson, LulaM

Robinson, INI. D

Robinson, R. B

Robinson, Robert, sr. Robinson, Samuel . . , Robinson, vSarah E. . . Robinson, vSarah E - . . Robin.son, Virginia A

Robinson, Wellington C

Roche, Anna E

2,465

2, 02734 2,552^

2," ^^'^/

2, 4S8>^ 2,519^

2, 662

2, 387^^ 312

2, 304

1, 134

2, 583

2, 322

Roche, E. J Roche, Walter T

Rockwell, Chas. H . . , Rockwell, Wm. E

Roderick, Frank A . , Rodgers, J. W

Rodgers, James W. .

,

Rodgers, John W . . . . Rodg^ers, Roselia

Rodier, Susie Rodway, Alfred Roeder, Charles PI. . , Rogers, A

Rogers, Franklin ... Rogers, James E . . .

.

Rogers, Walter E. .

.

Rogier, Chas. G

Rohm, Edward L. .. Rollins, P:na L

Rollins, J. Lester Roonev, Tliomas 1'.

.

Root, E. M

Rose, David

Ro.se, Frank H

Rose, J. F

Roseman, I'annie . .

.

Rosenthal, Isaac ... Ross, James II Ross, John

Ross, M. A

Ross, Zidon

Rossall, Arthur H. .. Rosser, :\Iarv C

Rote, E. C Rotenbnry, l,iic\- It. Rotenburw A ir^inia

Rothwell.'l.ydiii A. . Rouleau, I rid . .

.

Roulhac. T.iinas .... Rountrcc, \V. J Ro\i>, Mary I Rowan, Eleanor E.

.

2,093

2, 5525^

2, 1903^ 11,9293^

2, 574^

1,251

2, 408^

2, 348J^ 2,446

I, 3955<i 1,934

^i, 192. 75

I, 260. 40

163. 80

I, 259-51

I, 926. 40

1, 2^0.40

I. .-'-^•45

1, 24S.50

706. 65

I, 36S. 10

1,398. 75 623.82

507. 07

1, 281.45

602. 84

2, 003. 20 347.86

624. 46

I, 2S3. 95

I, 336. 40

1, 194- 85 58.50

575. 97

680. 40

814. 90

580. 61

208

2, 014^

2, 560

524- 15

763- 35 547-61

•I, 073. 70 1,318.60

683. 70 670.96

I, 375- 80

1,070. 37

769. 67

497. 46

39. CO

, 074. 68 ,283.50

(_>2S. 00

2, 673 I, 342. 2,3Ii>2

2, 4^9^ I, 244- 75

I, 1423^ 571. 60 2,568^ 651.07

2, 5i7J^ 784. 25

2, 414 I, 348. 19

2, 355^ 1, 177- 75 1,666 S33- 75 1,437 812.75

1,767 441.72

2, 505^ T, 282.61

76234 381. 25

r a 13

12, 530 >^ |i,862. 69

2,474 1,237. 35

2, 1213. I, 242. 27

2, m2 I, 257. 10 622 155- 49

2, 5583^ I, 366. 95

2, 406 603. 60

2, 465^ 618.56

2, 566 1,505-95

2, 691 6S2. 30

2, 355^ 592- 74

2, 595 656. 03

2, 493 630. 78

472.71 614.40

763- 78

482. 32

.46

681.96

Rowe, Adah 1>'

. . .

.

Rowe, Thomas J. Rowe, W. n

Rowell, 1). r

Rowell, 1-rank J.. Rowzee, W. A . . .

.

Roy, Hamilton R.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

219

2, ziaV^

2, 18134 2,524

$55- 20 1,189-35

I 549. 98

I, 264. 00

827.71

Rov, V. ?*I Roz/elle, CD

Ruby, Lucy V

Ruddach, jno. T j Rudy, C. E

Ruedy, Casper O

Ruff, Valentine Rullmanu, Leo ! Runyan, Annie E. . . Runyan, L. J Runyon, Harrj- S . . . . Rupp, Charles F

Rupp, Lucy

Ruppert, Chas. V ... Russ, E. L

Russell, Aaron

Russell, Allan M

Russell, Annie

Russell, Augu.sta W . Russell, Charles

Russell, Emma L. . .

.

Russell, John D

Russell, L. M

Russell, Lizzie A . . . . Rust, P. B

Rutherford, Jas. A . . . Rutter, Fred F

Ryan, E. H

Ryan, Edw. J Ryan, John H

Ryan, M. A : ..

.

Ryan, Margaret E . - - Ryan, Marj' E

Rj'berg, William A .

.

R^'der, Francis

Rj'iiex, Frank R

Sacrev, Nellie ]M Saffold, G. S

vSalkeld, Mary E

Salmon, Richard H.

.

Saloman, Samuel .... Saltzman, E. C

Same, Henrietta C. . . Sampson, W. vS Sand, Jno. G

Sanders, Franklin O. Sandmej-er, R.Waldo

Sanford,' Annie E. . . . San ford, Edna

Sanford, Mary I Sangston, INIary C. . . . vSansom, Dan I^ Sardo, A. E., jr vSargent, G. W

Sargent, Jane E

vSarr, G. W

Satterfield, S. T

Sauer, Bena C

Sauls, James L

Saunders, Fannie I . . Saunders, H. C

Saunders, John H

Saunders, Sue

Sauter, BaLsey F

Sauter, Grace L

Savage, Wm. A

Savo}', Georgeana Y . Sawyer, Chas. H

Saj-les, John

2, 436

2, 5053^

1,3863^

2, 542>^

2, 499%

2, 5803^

2, 52034

1, 906

2, 516

2, 33834

32^ 2,307

2,424'/^

2, 60734

2, 270

1, 210

2, 37034

2, 474

2, 508

2,57234

1,575

2, 553

2, 293

2, 307

2, 495%

2,40554

2, 807

1,043%

2,279

2, 300%

2, 50834

a 3023^

2, 294

1,22334

2, 314%

2,519

8

2, 392

1,749

1,941 1,129

1, 708%

2,510

2, 506 1{

2, 34^/4

2, 45034

208 2,525

3,014

[,528 2,369% 793%

2,434%

2, 499%

24 2,358%

2,304%

2, 522

1,194- 77

I, 294. 04

817.50

693. 40

, 504. 31

, 249. 75

, 292. 26

, 278. 95

4S0. 24

, 259. 00

5S4. 61

100. 94

57!^. 14

I, 213-50

699. 06

1, 140. 60

302. 50

1323.94

717. 27

, 468. 96

, 292. 75

393- 72

800. 04

, 146. 50

576. 74 ,271.07

, 202. 75

801. 70

27S. 23 L 139. 50

1, 150. 25

I, 256. 85

60=

, 147.00

665. 75

, 272. 09

720.47 4.80

, 196. 00

, 007. 80

489- 25

282. 25

320. 34

1,43

], 24 03 711-79 39.00

340. 04

763. 90

830. 20

.593-88 469. 70 762.47

1,251.85

14.40

.591.69 [,376.70 841.61

; Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 283

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30^ -^903, etc. —Continued. Amount earned. Hours ^^^1a i Time Piece- ployed. , Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Scammell, Robert S

Scanlon, Ed. J Scannell, Joseph A . . Schaefer, Lizzie Schafer, E. J Schaffhauseu, J. H . .

.

Scheer, Chas. E ] vScheerer, Annie M. . . Scheid. Philip Schermerhorn, Catherine Schermerhorn, Kate

Schertzer, C . C Scheuerman, H. A . . . Schildroth, H. T . . .

.

Schilpp. Henr\-

Schinnerer, W'. S

Schlev, Geo. J Schlick, Fred J Schlick, William L .

.

SchmalhofF. W. L

Schmaling,JosephW

.

Schmidt, Adolj^h .... Schmidt. Geo. T

Schmidt, Mar^• E

Schmidt, :Mattie L - • . Schmidt, William Schoeneman, Geo. L . Schoole}-, Elmer E . . Schram, ^Martin Schreiber, E. Otto . . . Schreiber, Seraphin . Schulte, Chas. H

Schultz, Albert E . . . . Schulz, Henry G

Schulze, Paul C

Schweitzer, Chri.st. f; Schwing, Frank A. .' Scofield, Arthur

vScott, A. N ; Scott, Charles W

Scott, Cliff. D i Scott, E. Iv Scott, Frank J

I vScott, J. A ' Scott, K.E ' Scott, Mar\- F

Scott, R. C'

Scott, W. S

Scott, William T

Scott, Winfi eld

Scott, Wm

Scriver, Addie

Scurlock. Geo. C Seaman, Geo. A

Seaman, Hannah . Searle, Spencer A. . Searles, Katie C . .

.

Searles, Stanlev . .

.

vSebree. W. E

Sedgwick, Horace . Sefton, A. W

Sefton, A. W., jr Sefton, Fred C

Sefton, Wm. C

Segerson, J. E

Sehorn, Geo. H . . .

.

Self, David A

vSellman, Frank B.

.

SelLs, Geo. J Semmes, C. C

vSengstack. C. H

Serrano. M. N

Serrin, Ro.sanna E.

Sexton, Ernest

2,504

2, 361

1. 370^

2, 502^,4

Si, 252. GO

1,295.45

774- 55 755-53

2, 533^

350

1, 426. 50

88.35

2, 119 1,059-50

2, 2S714 571-87

i.74S^2 2,547

2, 50SK

2,608

2, 503

160 2,500

2, 601

2, iSS

2, 34S

>4i

2- 4^21^

2. 457 2.419

2. 594

2. 56S

2, 960

2, 2SS

1, 900

2, 6205^

2, 3275^

2, 390>^

2, 134

2, 482H

5225^

2, 540 2,473^

2, 543}^

1,826

2, 487K

1, 560

2, 535

2, 496

2. 397

2. 518

2, 0S2

2, 096

2, 540 2,183

2,64614

208

2, 447 2,564^

1, 176 2-492K

2, 229

2, 211 1,119^^ 2,516

2,538

2, 483

2.845

2, 468

2,500

32

2, 408>^

I, 229. 77

978. 90

1,023.9s

797. 10

I, 474- 47

I, 308. 15

I. 251. 50

80. 00

1,462.49

I, 306. 05

547- 20

603. 50

552.01

59.8. 26

210. 7h 1,241.25

I, 437- 33 1,212.55

I, 297- 15

I, 290.40

854- 80 1,327.20

950. 55

695. II 1,301.30

1,338.61

1, 085. 15

I, 241. 25

313- 50

651.28

I, 237-05

1, 494. 26

458- 93

1, 456. 26

,068

393-88

634- 53

I, 249. 60

599- 21

664. 56

7,044. 15 524- 40

635- 60

1, 091. 8s 835-68

52.00

713.12

1, 503- 23

588. 00

626. 16

1, 114. 70

1, 105. 80

633- .35 I, 259- 25

Sexton, Grant

Seyfferth, F. W

vSeymour, Wm. S> . . .

.

Shaed, Gregory W. . . Shaen, Michael

Shafer, Augustus L. • Shafer. Elizabeth. .

.

Shafer, John

Shaffer, Geo. W

Shaifer, Carl H

Shandlev, T. C

Shanks, :Milo Shannon, James F. .

.

Sharp, I. Walter

.Shaw, Edmund

Shaw, Emily C

Shaw, Jed. .'. vShaw, John .S Shaw, X. H

Shaw, O

Shaw, Sara P

Shawen, S. M

Shea, M. J Shea, Timothv

Shearer, H. C' Sheehan, D.J

vSheehan, Dennis . . . . Sheehan, Joseph E - Sheldon, Charles A .

.

Sheldon, Everett E . Shelksohn, EillianM

Shelton, Ada R

Shelton, Chas. R

229. 03

217. 87

Shepard, E. J Sheppard, S. E

Sherard, W.T

Sherfy, John E

Sheridan, Frances .

.

Sheridan, John

Sheridan, T. J

Sheriff, C. J

Sheriff, Dale C

Sherman, Bes.sie M

.

Sherman, Geo. E. - • -

1, 463. 60

I, 242.00

722. 50

617-54

I, 250. 00

19. 20

I, 204. 85

267. 20

598.98

601. 01

.Sherman, Howard E

.

.Sherman, J. W

Shettle, Chas. P

Shimp, Eon A

.Shine, Edward J

. . .

.

.Shinnen, J. C

Shiplev, Fletcher V . Shipley, H. M

vShipman, Nellie H .

.

Shirley, Ida V. H

Shock' Mary

Shomo, T. W

Shortsleeves, Annie

Shott, E. E

Shriller, Mary E

Shubburd, P. Kate . .

.

Shutterly, C. S

Sibley, J Sibley, William E . - vSibray, W. W

vSibre, James J Sickels, Chas. E

Siebert, Frank

Siehl, Martin

Sierenberg, Mary. . . . Siewers, Marion DeW

Sikken, E. A

) «24

12,312

2, 180^

2, 350

2,496

2, 502

2, 371K

2, 556

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2, 422

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2,611 2,524^

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2,491

2,501 520%

2, 333

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I, 248. 20

1, 529. 90

597- 72

647- 15 579- 12 1,211.45

1, 464. 84

370. 80

2, 003. 20

1,394- 49

I, 638. 43 1,123.99

169. 40

I, 305- 50

I, 271. 78

579- 50

I, 268. 86

622. 22

542. 85 1,341.62

854. 40

1,054- 25

193. 00 757-42

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I, 294. 21

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649. 70

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I, 470. 16 1,457-22

I, 250. 50 312.30

I, 181. 25

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« Days.
284 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Slatcnirut shoioiiig the mmics of persons employed iu the publie printing

and binding dnri)io- the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoj, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Silence, Annie W . . . . Sill W. S

Silliin;iH, Hck ii C . . . Silvrr, .Mnr.uarct

Sil\'crl)eTu", jos

Siinas, J( )iin A

SiiiiniDTuls, Xi-llic . . . Sim nu ins, :iMary 1' . . . Siniinons, W. J Sinims, l\inanuel . . . . Sininis, Robert V . . .

.

Simons, 11 . ( ) Simon-, \\'. ]• Simpson, Alice M. . . . Simpson, John

Simpson, Josephine . Simpson, S. INI Sims, M. E

Sina:leton, Otis J vSinn,J.I. Sipher, M

vSisson, Anna

vSivertsen, Bennie O . vSizer, Charles M

Skeen, W. D

Skelly, Joseph B

Skellv, Julia Slack, Charles H

vSlama, Virginia G . .

.

Slater, John Y

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Slaughter, Henry-P. . Slentz, Chas. E

Slicer, Cora E

Sloan, Frank J Slosser, Geo

Smalley, Charles K . . Smart, James F

Smeltzer, J. R

Smith, A. A

Smith, Albert G

Smith, Amy A

Smith, Anna J

Sniilli. Arthur II

2, 396

2,531 "313

2,4955^

732}^

I, 898 "313

2, 538

870 1,526^

2, 532>^

2, 359

2,445

908

2, 546

2, 615 2,523

1, 266 2,052

2, 236 2,5i5>^

1,349

2, 525^

56 2,154 2,359

2,313^^ 2,492

2,558

2, 464^

737 1,136

2, 660

2, 57o>^ 519

1, 934^

2, 435

Smith,

Smith, Smith, Smith,

Smith,

Smith,

Smith,

Smith, Smith,

Smith, Smith,

Smith,

Smith,

Smith,

Smith, Smith,

Smith,

Smith,

Smith,

Smith, Smith,

Smith,

Smith,

Smith, Smith,

Smith,

Smith, Smith,

Smitli, Smitli, Smith,

Bernardin . .

.

Blanche F . . . , C. C

C. H

David Dresden A., jr, Ellen O

Emily M

Emma B

Enima F . . .

.

Eugene F . . .

,

Florence . .

.

Frank D

Geo. H

Geo. W

Jeil''''"^';!^

Jno. H

John E

John J John P , Jos. Edgar. .

.

Kate I,. ^IJ

1, 194'/^ f«i69%

h, 181

2, 132^

460

2,485

24

2, 520K

692K

435

2,328^/^

2, 503^2

2, 53^ M

2, 042^

2.327J4 2,436

2, 208^

2,465

2,686

2, 128).^ 2,476^

559 M. 1\I Maggie K . Maiy

Rosa una P . . .j Samuel P

Shell)y Solonion A ... I

273

2, 535 2,504

748

2, 100

$599- 20

I, 269. 85

1,323-75

I, 247- 75

439- 50

474.46

I, 943- 25

692. 20

435- 15

908. 50

766. 40 641.61

1, 184. 94

I, 224. 80

307- 38 1,463-15

I, 312. 20 1,263.50

263- 75

I, 026. 00

1, 120. II 1,315-93

809. 40

1,475-09 14.00

I, 077- 15

I, 437- 83

I, 291.33

I, 246. 00

1,521.27

660. 58

368. 55

359- 91

I, 555- 59

I, 322. 20 311-40

967. 25

I, 228. 25

298. 62

-I, 540. 86

I, 132.34

lis. 20

624. 28 14.40

630. 06

347- 77

391- 25

108. 75 1,237-59

643. 44

1,521.25 1,024.05

583.87

I, 261. 70

I, 170.50 42.90

I, 269. 70

1,360. 55 1,277.25

624. 88

153- 45

136. 55

640. 10

626. 20 513-44

525- 00

Piece- work.

$249. 36

641. 46

463. 88

592- 32

532.78

559- 62

526. 45

607. 65

614. 50 272.57

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

Smith, Stephen. . .

.

Smith, T. D

vSmilh, Tliaddens A

Smith, Tlios. il Smith, \V. A

Smith, W.V I Smith, Wm. Hen- | nessy

vSniithson, John \ . . . . Sinithson, Josei)h A . Smoot, Amanda Iv . . . Smoot, Avory E \ Smoot, E. D

Smoot, Kate V

Smyth, John B

Smythe, V. A j Snowden, John \l ... Snyder, D. J [ Snyder, Susie 1{ Solan, Thomas

Sollers, Wm. A 1 vSomers, I^izzie M.. . vSomniers, Adam J

. .

.

Sommers, J. P

Songster, Thos

Soper, vSamuel Sothoron, Jessie Souder, Sadie M.

Soules, E. C

Soult, Will E

Southerland, l^.M ... Southwick, Harvey J

.

vSower, Charles W" . .

.

Sowers, J.C

Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Geo. C

Sparks, Eouie

Sparks, Rebecca .... Sparrow, Howard F) . Speaks, M. J

vSpear, Hiram

Speelman, INI. R

Speer, Jas. T

Speisser, M. 1^ Spellbring, JJernard . Spence, James V

Spencer, Chas

Spencer, l- rank R . . . Spencer, J.C

Spencer, Katharine K

Spencer, I\I Spiker, Titiis vSpinks, Alex

Splann, Joseph I'". . . . SpoiTord, Lydia Ein- coln Spottswood, J. M. A.

.

vSprague, F). R

Sprague, N. C

vSprandel, Mary M. .

.

Spriggs, M. f: .". Sprightlev, P. S

Stack, Robert T

Stadtler, Jacob

Staffan, George

Stagge, Nellie G

Stair, J. V

Stalnaker, Eaura F . . Stanford, Clayton . .

.

Stanford, W. W

Stanley, Edward P . . Stanley', Gertrude M.

Stanley, M.J

Stansbur3^ vSallie .... .Stanton, Chas. E

i,475>^

1, 706

223

2, 256 2,468

1, 609

2, .S37 765^^

2, 992 ,078^

,532 "313

235 2,514^

2,361 978 i,6So^

2, 5,^3

2, 077 2,315

2.01314

2, 269 2,412^

2,424

2, 383

2, 096

2, 233

1, 672

2, 467

2, 273

2, OSO 2,43iK

2, 504

2, 21SV2

-', sso

2, 521 2,419^

2,5i6>4 «307tg

2,3i9>^

2, 364^

2, 259 14

2. 342^.

2,401

2S1

2, q6i

2, 4'8S>4

2- 294 >^

2, 460

2, 500K

2, 244 2,358^^ «3i3

1, 029

2, 385

$795. 80

426. 49

133- 80

568. 72 1,545-84

804. 50

1,486.

459-

806.

5S6.

I 270.

,565-

59- 629.

, iSo. 283. 502. 643.

1, 052 578

I, 010

567

701 609 957

1,074

558 852

I, 233

1, 136

1, 105, 763

I, 252

I, 125 645

2, 150 1,952

1,989

2, 508

2, 052

2, 427

2, 454^

635.

759- 994-

i, 680.

580.

742.

1, 145-

I, 259-

I, 252.

168.

I, 069.

I, 249.

1, 242. 619.

625.

I, 265. 442. 20

2, 003. 20 515-00

1, 197- 70

537- 44

983.01

999- 50

627. 20

513- 20 1,218.65

1,291.55 864^

2, 507

1,771 2,493

2, 501

432- 45

. 254. 93

992. 75 623.65

625. 22 2,349 74.65

" Days
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 285

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public printhig

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30^ ^903, etc. —Continued.

Hours

emplo3'ed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Starkweather, H. F .

.

Starr, Robert C, jr. . . Statham, Wm. W

vSteed, J.N r. . . Steel. Janey P

Steele, Dora

vSteele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Steele, Philip S

Steely-, I,. R

Stein, Josephine A .

.

Steker, Joseph

Stelle, Joseph G

Stembler, Geo. M

Stenner, Robt. Stephens, G. W

Stephens, Mamie B.

.

Stephens, Thad. H..

.

Stephen.son, E. T

Stern, Amelia

Stern, Gertie

Steven.s, H. W

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

Stevens, M. V.B

Stevens, S. W

Stevens, Thos. A

Stewart, A. T

Stewart, Frank

Stewart, J. F

Stewart, Maud H

Stidham, A. D

vStidham, B. L

Stimp.son, Sarah F, . . Stine, Harriet

St. John, Emma B

Stockman, Jas. A . .

.

vStoll, John

Stolp, Fouis W

Stone, George H

Stone, Nellie M

Stoops, J. B

Stormont, Emma G . Stoiigh, Edwin F • . • • Stout, C. H

vStrachan, John H . .

.

Strange, Alvin A

Strasberger, Feroy . . Stratton, F. C

Stratton, Sanford E . Strawn, H. F

vStreet, F. W

Stretch, C. A

Stretton, F. W

Stribling, C. K

Strieker, W. F

Stroh, Edwin B

Strohmeyer, Eugene

vStromberger, H. H. . . Strong, Fannie

Stueven, Caroline. . . . StuU, Geo. H

vSturgis, John R

vSturgis, Margaret E • Sturm, Edward H . .

.

vStutsman, Charles. .

.

vSugg, Chas.P.

Sullivan, Abbie

Sullivan, Charles F. . vSullivan, Ed. A

Sullivan, Harry A . .

.

Sullivan, J.J Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, John C

Sullivan, John J .Sullivan, Robert E • • Sullivan, Rosa

744

1, i23>^ 4855^

2, 006

2, 277

2, 3213^

2, 381

2, 174%

2, 486%

2, 509

2,468 2,559

1,507

2, 308 867^

2, 542^

$186.

561.

121.

I, 004.

741. 582. 10

1, 190. 544-

2, 508K

2, 690

2, 551 >^

2, 357]^

2, 366

2, 502

2,411 393 524^

2, 497 2,470^

1, 176

2, 343 H

2,353^

1, 801^

332

2, 491^

2, 6321^

2, 306K

2, 453 567^

1, 730^

2, 445 644

2,487

2, 526

I, 243-

I, 279. 624. 1,373-

376. 653.

433- 1,315-

639-

I, 345- 641 1,380

829. 625,

649.

235- 3H-

.76

1, 895>^ "365

2, 238

2, 583K

2, 258^

2, 496

2, 409M

1, 999>^

1,580

1,933

2, 475

I, 248.

I, 365-

589- 439-

588. 900.

166. 1,322. 1,321,

602.

134- 866.

9B2.

330.

,245- 606. 950.

1, 999-

1, 124. 1,424. 1,321.

I, 253-

1, 205. 999-

792.

1, 212. 20

619. 14

2, 639

2, 636^

244

2, 464/^ 2,557^

2, 524 2,496^^

2, 494

2, 743

2, 171

2, 643^

2, 307]^

148

2, III

1,527- 1,5^9-

62.

I, 237-

I, 785-

I, 052.

I, 248.

I, 324-

I, 396.

1, 085. 667.

1, 153-

74-

I, 201.

Piece- works

$629. 90

565- 21

594- 00

602. 70

778.43

621.73

280. 46

510. 13

592.82

Name.

Summers, Chas. W . Summers, R. W

Surguv, Arthur E. . - Sutor, F. P

Sutton, H. S

Sutton, James H

Swain, B.H

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Emma

vSwank, John

Swarz. Ferdinand .

.

vSwarzman, Kate V.

Swayiie, E. B

.Sweeney, H. B . . Sweeney, M. F

Sweeney, Maggie. .

.

Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny, Patrick

Sweet, Bessie O

Sweet, Frank M . . . . vSweetman, M. M . .

.

Swerdfiger, John H.

Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin. . .

.

vSwinburne, JosephB

vSydnor, Ellen F

Sydnor, M. C

vSylvester, George W

Syphax, Fizzie B . .

.

Syphax, William B . Szegedy, E. G

Tabler, Edwin H . .

.

TafF, Andrew

Taff, John A

Taft, H. A

Tagart, Annie J Taggart, Joseph

Tait, Adele A

Tait, John H

Talbot, Maggie

Talbot, P. J Talbott, W. T

Talley, May

Tallev, W. C

Tallraan, Geo. B

Tanner, Alvin J

, Tanner, Bettie A

Tanner, W. B

Tapley, W. H

Tappan, Hiram R. .

.

Tappan, William F . Tarbox, F. F

Taylor, Albert E

Hours

emploj^ed.

2, 496^

« 315x5

2, 537>^ 2,510

2, 589

2, 504

2, 395

2, 130K

2, 39i>^ 2,504 364

2, 456^

2,545

158 439

2, 099

2, 451

2, 159^

2, 487%

2, 437^

2, 409/^ 2,5i7j^

2, 067 1,312^ F953

2, 504

1, 814K

2, 089

2, 116

2, 229 1,279

2, 736^

2, 374

2, 692

2, 533

1,216

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1,461.23

57

50

303060

50

6187GO

,486.

,255.

,477-

840.

, 197- 532.

597- 626.

91- 618.

94-

100. 524-

,458.

, 090.

I, 248. 1,218. 1,301.

636.

112

554- 65

Taylor, C. R

Taylor, Chas. H

Taylor, David A

Tavlor, E- P

Taylor, H. A

Taylor, Henry

Taylor, Ira Taylor, F. R

Taylor, Richard

Taylor, Samuel W .

.

Taylor, W. W , Taylor, William F • - Tegethoff, Carl R. .. Teichman, F. C, jr. .

,

Teller, Chas , Tellvr, Bertha E

Templar, H. W

Tennant, Joseph F . , Terry Emma C

Terry, Hattie J , Terry, Hynes E

Terry, Kate S

2, 640

2, 309

2, 480

2, 504

2,524

2, 007

2, 0831/ «3T3

2, 308

1, 79i>^

2, 383 1,827^

/ a 26

I2, 354 2,501^

1,709^^ 717

2, 536^

2, 541^

2, 501 J4

2, 646

48

2,3i6>^

2,472>^

2, 472M

2, 406

2,158

2, 023^

2,374

2, 150^^

2, 116

105!/^ 2,444H

2, 370

1, 045-

728.

523

I, 058,

559.

767.

I, 390^ 677. 1,581.

639^

28.

I, 323-

I, 154- 622.

I, 253-

I, 468. 1,003.

1, 207.

2, 003. 577-

958.

962.

913-

}i, 326.

I, 250. 946.

179-

I, 268. 1,321.

I, 325- 1,383-

12.

I, 173-

I, 236.

I, 239-

I, 204.

I, 089. 809.

I, 191.

1, 158. 571-

26. 617.

593- a Days.
286 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statcuicnt s/iOcuijig- the names of persons employed in tlic public prinling

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune ^o, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Terrj", I^ewis Terrv, ISIarv 1' Tcrvv, ( tliver C

TcrrV, 1'. K

Terry, Waller 11 Terwilliiier, (*.eo Texlor, Fred. J Thaeher, I-raiik K • • Thaekara, l-orest S . . Tha\ r, C' lllrtlle^ C . Thayer, cieor.oe \ l . . . Tlieaker, Nellie Thecker, Katie Thixton, Rodney L. . Thomas, K

Thomas, E. H

Thomas, Kmanuel. . . Thomas, J. Harper. . . Tlioma^, Jno. R

Thomas, Richard . . . . Thomas, Robert I. . . . Thompson, A. H . . . . Thompson, David A. Thompson, E). G . . . . Thompson, Frank M. Thompson, Harriet.

.

Thompson, Harrv- . . . Thompson, J. M

Thompson, John S .

.

Thompson, Ward E- Thompson, Zach . . . . Thomson, Alfred Thorn, Benj. T

Thorne, Charles E. • Thornton, Addie . . Thornton, John

Thornton, Michael J. 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. L . - Tilghman. J. W

Tillev, Stephen B

Tilley, Thos. G

Tilh", F'annie Tincher, William N . Tipton, lyizzie E

Tisdale, N. T

Tisdel, Alton P

Tivernv, Ida V

Tolson" S Tomlin, Carlos B . . . . Tomlinson, Ida INI . .

.

Tompkins, Chas. E - Tompkins, H. F

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A. . . Tondee, E. A

Toole, Lela B

Toomey, Dennis Topham, Mary J Topham, R. B

Torrance. George S.

.

Torrey, F^arl G

Tosh. Alex

Towers, J. V. K

Towers. William 11.. Town, H.C

Towner, He nry M . . . T()\\ ns(. nd, l-"rank S . Town-end, R. I, Towse, Elizabeth A.

.

Hours

employed.

2, 489

2, 6071^ 2,435^

2, 143 523 2,756^

2, 355

2, 408^

2, 550

2,548

2, 344K

2, 345^

2,567^

2.530^

2,386

68 2,599

2,345

2, 4S5

1,745 376

2, 457K

1,884

2, 768

2, 133 840 0225

"313

2,0795^

2,311 2,428

2, 039^

2,391^

2, 166 1,2481^ 2,675 1,801%

«3i2

2, 0435^

2, 504^

2,513^

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 634

2, 162 2,4o6>^

2, 500

1,905/^ "313

2,372

1,644^

2, 070^^4

2, 646 2,396

2,579 824%

2,018 2,504

388 1,079

2, 550 2,504

2, 040%

2,444

1,6931^ «3"

1,989^^ 2,396>^

$1, 244. 50

656. 29

682. 67 537-81

993- 75

263- 35

I, 460. 65

437- 75

I, 196. 64

602. 60

I, 622. 62

I, 280. 20

587- 33

I, 338. 96

I, 797- 68 633-31

645- 03

34- 00

740- 39

1,371-82

621. 24 881.05 93-99

I, 256. 57

392. 50

I, 000. 23 1,067.25

504. 00

784. 00

I, 330- 25

I, 040. 10 577-75

I, 374- 30 510.46

I, 195- 75

545- 48

697. 75

718, 95

467. 46

I, 265. 00 1,021.75

I, 253- 30

I, 464. 54

794- 75

I, 082. 45

602. 82

I, 250. 00

478. 50

736. 05

1, 083. 00

596- 81

405- 15

465. 48

1, 165. 55 1,327.60

603. 18

I, 293- 65

207. 23

1,012. 15

626. 00

194. 00

269. 75 1,705.86

I, 252. 00

1,023.90

I- 4,54- 59

I, 222. 00

846. 75

622. 00

1, 020. 85

599- 10

Piece- work.

565-44

167. 04

$534- 75

5SS. 25

594- 76

606.89

Name,

To}-, James C

Toy, James M

Tracy, H. D

Trainham, F^ N .... Trammell, J.V

Travis, Chas. N

Travis, Thos. J Trefts, Allie

Tretler, John E

Trigg, Joseph ]\I . . .

.

Trimble, I-rank R . . Triplett, Florence F^ Trogner, Chas. F

Trudeau, E. ly Trudgian, J. B

True, Wm. F

Trumbo, A

Tubman, Anna

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, Lizzie

Tuite, John

Tulloss, Clara M

Tully, Margaret J Tune, Edna H

Tune, E. A

Tune, Thos. E

Tunnel 1, Katie vS Tunnicliff, John S. .

,

Tuohey, John

Tuohv, Bridget Tuohv, T. F

Tuohv, Wm. H

Turber\nlle, G. R. E. Turkenton, Mary. . . , Turnbull, Andrew. . , Turner, Harriet B . . . Turner, J. A. D

Turner, Katie D

Turner, Wm. A. H. .

.

Tuttle, Geo. A , Tuttle, Lewis C

Twiggs, Cornelia ETyrrell, Carie L

Uber, William A

Udell, Mattie

Ullrich, W. F

Underwood, H. C. . . . Unger, C. J Unkefer, A. C Upperman, Emma F', Urban, Anna 'SI Urner, Marv N

Utz, H. A . ." Van Arsdale, Ida . . . . Vanarsdell, James W

Van Bibber, W. H. .. . Vance, Alice R

Van de Bogert, H. .

.

A'andercook, G. B. . . . \'an Deventer,

Blanche L Van Deventer, Martha J Van Horn, John F. .

.

Van ISIatre, Kate Van Norman, E- S. .

.

Varbeck, Lncv

Vaughan, C. A

Vaughan, Dan C Vaughan, Richard T, Veatch, Jas. E

Venable, Artemas X.

Verlander, W. R

Viles, Voler V

Vliet, Clarence J Voelker, Chas. P

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

2,491

2, 536 2,504

1,611

2, 1361^

2, .S40K

1, 560

2, 651

2, 326 2,444 2,649K

522

/ «48^

l2, 141

2, 502^4 2,367^^

1, 750^2

2, 479^

2, 492

2,362

256

2, 392j^

2, 480

2, 292

2, 572

2, 808

256

1,872

2, 524^^ 603 2,518%

Time Piece- work, work.

2,644

2, 650%

2,525

1,838

2,493'/^

2, 469/^

2,682

2, 400

2, 489>^

2, 538

2, 120 2,415^

2, 2S4

2, 503

2, 167

2, 4995^ 2,218%

2, 500

2, 469

2, 406%

2,098%

2, 492>^ 2,723

2,544

1,884

2, 427J4

2. ,S46%

2, soS

,^.64% 1.434

, 2..S51K

2,511^/^

2, 547^

2,504

$622. 75 744-30

626. 00

890. 25

534- 30

1,369-85 850.25

1,331.60 ; 582.24 j 647.63

1,330. 97

108.75

'1, 498- 34

, 251

, 184

437.

620,

, 246

60. 598.

775- 573- 644-

793-

64. 390-

,473- 355-

752. 1,407.

668. 1,478.

459-

I, 249.

I, 606. 1,387.

600.

[,456.

[,412.

9S2. 607. 570

I, 251 541

I, 249

I. 193 625

T, 234 603

529. 22

62S. 74

I, 382. 70

636. 00

392. 50

I, 432- 52

1,579- 79

663. 60

1,203.95

846. 40

I, 497. 06 1,562.46

I, 362. 15

I, 377. 26

a Day:
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 287

No. 26.

Statement shozuing the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune ^o^ 19031 etc. —Continued.

Name.

Vogel, Conrad T

Vogehvej-d, Nannie . Vogt, Lonis C

Vosburgh, Geo. E - . - Vose. E.A

Waddev, Jennie E. .

.

Wade, Charles Wade, M

Wade, Margaret Wade, T.I. Wadhams, H. D

Wadsworth, A. J Wagner. J. W

Wagner, Lillian E . . Waite, Arthur R

Waite, Fannie AV . . . . Wakefield, Samuel A. Walde, Wm. G

Waldo, Lvdia H

Walker, Archibald K

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, Hiram C

Walker, James

Walker, Mar>' E

Wall, S. R

Wallace, Ella M

Wallace, F. B

Wallace, Frank

Wallace, James K . .

.

Wallace, Jno. H

Wallace, P. S

Wallace. Paul M

Waller, John

Wallich, Edna

Walling, Rose

Wallingsford, Ella . . Wallrath, Rose :M . .

.

Walmslev, F'dwin . . Walmslev, ^l. E . - . .

.

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Jerrj- Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2,516 2,494^

2, 367

2, 504

2, 393^

2,378

^ 2, 6561^ 2,564^

2, 439^

2, 115K

522 2,657K

2, 117 2,644

2, 500

2, 477^

2,468^

2, 502

I, 761^

1,56180

260

1, 540K

2,338

2,6635^

2, 649 «3i3

2, 532K

1,873 2,515^

476>^ 2,445 2,369^

2, 453 K

$1, 259- 623.

I, 1S5. 1,252.

598.

677. 1,351-

646. 612. 1,057.

313-

^, 334-

530.

666.

I, 250. 619.

I, 234. 1,251.

60 . 59 !

780

26, 130

385.

1, 169

1,338,

I, 556

2, 003

I, 778 936

1, 405

285 611 592

I372. 01

615-97

2, 504

2, 407/^

2,306

2,574 107K

\i, 932

Walsh. Marv E

Walsh, Patrick A

Walsmith. W. F

Walter, Myra T

Walters, Annie

Walters, D. R

Walton, David S Walton, vStephen T . W^alton, Virginia . . .

.

Ward, A. J Ward, F. J Ward, Ida E

Ward, L. M

Ward, Lillie Ward, R. F

Waring, M. Causin . .

.

Warndorff, Aug. J . .

.

Warner, Annie E - - . - Warner, Augustus M

.

Warren, Charles N . . Warren, Chas. M

Warren, F. E

Warren, Geo. S Warren, Henry

Warren, May 1

Warren, Sariford M.

.

Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith Washburne, Wilmot

I. Washington, Samuel

2, 679

2, 6545^

1, 692

I, 252. 601.

581.

I, 293-

>i, 607. 184.00

I, 357-

1, 559-

424. 2.318^

2, 483^

2, 559

2iiJ^

2, 504

2, 677^^

918

2, 121^

2, 294 >^

2, 460 403^

1,977^

2, 639

2,379

2, 273 2,0195^

2, 486^

404

2, 400

2, 422

1,874

2, 667

267.

1, 060.

575-

I, 246.

TOO.

I, 045- 1,323-

1, 190.

1, 136.

I, 009. 1,243-

87.

I, 272. 685.

937- 00

669. 71

601. 80

624. 62

620. 90 515-72

560. 21

520. 32

729.07

711.40

361.23

629. 46

Washington, Wm. H, Wasner, Marv , Wassell, J. F ' Wasson, Herbert C Waterman, Jason ... Waterman, T. J

, Waters, Annie , Waters, Edwin R

Waters. Eva L

Waters, Henr}' , Waters, Marj^ C

Watkins, H. A

Watkins, Harry A . .

,

Watkins, N

W^atkins, W.J

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Eliza A . . .

.

Watson, Frank W...

Watson, H. C

Watson, J. C

Watts, M. Rosella. .. Watts, Nat. G

Watts, Walter Waugh, John ,S Way, Will H

Wayson, John E . . .

.

Wayson, Mary A. ... Weaber, Geo. T

AVear, E. E

Weaver, J.M

Weaver, Margaret A

Weaver, William T

.

Webb, Arthur C Webb, EliasS , Webb, Harrj^ C

Webb, John C Webb, Walter H . . .

.

Weber, Fred. E

Weber, Henry W

Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H., jr. Weber, Wm. H

Webster, Chas. P" Webster, E. M

Webster, G

Webster, O. S

Webster, U.G

Webster, W. F

Weckerly, Sara V. .

.

Weedon, Andrew M

Weeks, E. D , Weeks, Neal C

Wegner, Ida M -.

.

Weidman, G. F

Weidman, J.M

Weidman, John C . . Weir, Thomas

Weiss, W\ J Weitzel, John B

Welborn, E. B

Welch, Alice Welch, Frank

Welden, Maud

Wells, Almon V . . .

.

Wells, Chas. W , Wells, E

Wells, H. E

Wells, James

Welsh, C. H

Welsh, Chas. B

Welsh, Norris Welsh, W. E

Welty, James E

Werneke, F. M

Weser, Rosa R

West, Annie M

West, Arthur

Hours

employed.

2, 627

1,856

1, 288K

2, 048

2, 530K

2, 336

2, 552

2, 5613/1

2, 468

2,378^^ 2,525^

2,478K

2.53i>^

2, 171 2,375 2,5"

2,495

2, 258^

2,516 2,440

2, 048 K

2, 498

689^^

2, ^04

2, 485K

2, 389

2, 4605^

2, 397

1, 60S

2, 744

2, 498

2, 289

2, 365^

2, 503

2, 457>^

2, 638^^

2, 161 0289

2, 503

2, 567

2, 301

2, 564

1,575 2,615

2, 555K

2, 382

213 2,516

2, 173

2, 501

K

2, 551

2, 477^

2, 692^^

2, 528

565

, 419K

2, 504

2, 462 3,587

2,504

2, 494

2, 480^

2, 562

2, 502

1,432

2, 503

1,2511^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$688. 20

580. 00

733- 10

1, 027. 20

1, 483. 28

I, 171.65

I, 276. 00

723. 44

617. 60

594. 62 1,341.22

1,541.21

1, 484. 14

168. 00 1,088.95

1,198.41

759- 24

1,418. 25

566. 15

I, 258. 70

1, 582. 10

512. 12 1,251.40 413-70

626. 00

I, 350- 07

I, 287. 24

I, 230. 25

599. 22

502. 50 1,325-95

I, 249. 15

1, 144-50

1, 182. 75 1,253-54

I, 228. 75 1,551-40

I, 083. 45

I, 445. 00

328. 50

1,251.75

I, 286. 25

I, 163. 00

I, 288. 40

393- 74

654- 90 1,317.13 601.88

39.94

I, 331.20

I, 090. 10

I, 250. 75

737. T2

I, 238. 75

1, 414. 20 741-95

I, 286. 15

105. 32

I, 241. 25

I, 252. 00

I, 231. 00

955- 50

I, 252. 00

I, 247. 00

750. 71

I, 281. 00

808. 50 625.87

a Days.
288 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2^. —Statement shocviiis; the names of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during tlie fiscal year endedJune so, 1903, etc. —Continued.

Hours Name. emploj'ed.

West, Catherine J AVest, James A

M'cst, l<.st-i)h ]• Wcst,"M. T

\Vesl(lal,SlephenTh. Weston, Chas. F

Weston, Frederick F. Wetmore, George A\'. Wetzel, F;mil P Weyand, H. S Whalev, INIas^ijie WhalirEdwafd V, Whalley, Isabella R. . Whamond, Fred. C.

Wharton, Sarah P. . . Wheat, E. IM Wheeldon, I,. D

Wheeler, Geo

Wheeler, Hazard . . . . Wheeler, J. H

Whelan, Jennie C . . . Whitacre, Albert Whitcomb, Henry D.

V/hite, Alice R

White, B

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Dora vS White, Edw. A

White, Frank

White, Fredk. A

White, Geo. K

White, Geo. M

White, H. O

White, Man'

White, MavD

White, R. W

White, Robt. H

White, Robt.H

White, W. F. P

White, W. J Whitehead, Carrie I^. Whitehead, F. N

Whitehead, J. W

Whitelaw, P.J Whitford, Geo. A . . . . Whitlock, James A . . Whitmee, I^izzie Whitmore, W. S Whitney, Wm. A

Whittaker, Horace W

Whittaker, Walter. .

.

Whitted, F. U

Whittle, George

Whittle, James J Whitzell, Hattie Whyte, Wm

Widdicombe, Cornelia Wicdnian. T. A

Wic-mnul, GusUivc. . . Wiesf, II Wilcox, Lewis II Wild. K. S

Wiley, James H

Wiley, P. W

Wilhelm, Chas

Wilkins, F. P

Wilkins, James

Wilkinson, Harry . . . Wilkinson, J. T.

M'ilkinson, Thomas . Will, Joseph B

Willard, Clayton E . . Willhoit, Angnstns

Williams. Arthur J . . Williams, Burr G

2,483 2,468

2, 575^

2, 535]^

2, 090)^ 2,557 , 2, 454K

2, 005

2, 553

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1, 270. 40

617. 20 834.21

I, 307- 85

1,070.41

1,790.31 1,302.51

794. 20 1,788.90

2,164

2, 646^4 2,025

165 "313

2, 087^

2, 960

2, 556

522>^

2, 59S>^

2, 457 K

977 2,136

2,444

967. 71 667.58

012. 90

41-25

880. 90

043. 80

086. 76

278. 00

313-50

1,3,39-61

I, 228. 90

2S3-65

:, 079. 20

613. 20

152 2,412^

1, ooiJ4

2,311 1,917

2, 173 216 1,820

206

2, 856

1,938

2, 533

1,018

2, 367

2,441

2, 024

2, 167^

2, 504

2,524

2, 643

2, 240

2, 498>^

2, 078^

2,458%

2, 627 2,502%

2, 257 K

2, 538

2,479

2,057

2, 065%

1,952

2, 331%

2, 547K

1,717%

2. 509%

2, 434%

2, 546

2, 622%

2,405 2,512%

2, 468

2. 483

2,497

2, 220%

2, 325^

2, 504%

85-50

1,281.93

500. 75

I, 170. 90

959-85

I, 090. 05

54. 00 913-55

52- 80

963. 90

484. 50

I, 768. 42

610. 80

1, 18S. 25 1,293.90 1,012.00

I, 086. 90

I, 252. 00

774- 50

I, 327. 20

I, 249. 84

I, 249- 25 1,054-85

I, 235- 55

674- 34

633- 63

I, 136. 45

I, 280. 10

623. 35 1,031-35

1 , 080. 47

976. 00

701.25

1,776. 85 858-95

1,747.11 1,265.95

I, 278. 75

657- 85

605. 41

726. 42

624. 80 621.94

I, 248. 50

I, 110.45

I, 296. 52 1,327-49

Piece- work.

$747- 19

742. 84

700. 52

39S. 70

60S. 04

617. 00

345- S3

Williams, C. E

Williams, C. L

Williams, C. W

Williams, Chas. A . .

.

Williams, Chas. H . . . Williams, Claude 1^. . Williams, F'rancis P . Williams, Fred B

Williams, G. E

Williams, George C. . Williams, H. T

Williams, Hntton

Williams, John H . . . Williams, John T. . . . Williams, Joseph T . . Williams, I^aura S . .

.

Williams, Margaret . Williams, Matt

Williams, Robert . . . . Williams, T. H

Williams, Thomas C

.

Williams, Wm

William.son, Anthony

K

Williamson, F. E

Williamson, Frank E

Williamson, Psaac D.

Williamson, Jas. B. .

.

AVilliamson, JosephA

Williamson, I^izzieC. Williamson, L. H . . .

.

Willingham, Alex. M

Willis, Chas. S

Willis, F. M

Willis, Jas

Willis, J. C

Williss, Henr>' C

Wills, Thomas H

Wilmeth, Warner ly . Wilson, Anna

Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, C. W

Wilson, Charles H. . . Wilson, Chas. R

Wilson, G. G., jr Wilson, H. F

WiLson, J Wilson, J.C

Wilson, J. L.C

WiLson, John M

Wilson, Mary E

Wilson, Nelie Wilson, Omar P, Wilson, R. C

Wilson, Thomas

Wilson, William W . . Wiltberger, John J..

.

Wilton, W.C

Wilver, p:, J

A\'iniinL-l, V\'m WiiK lK-.tcr, JolinM. , A\"in(lcrs, Charles H. . A\"ine, :Maude

Hours employed.

A\' p;. p

Winsey, Herbert . .

.

Wirt, Catharine P .

.

Wise, Mary

Wise, Sand. G

Wi.se, W. p: Wisener, p. .\ Withal], Judson J. .. Withers, Gertrude Y

Witter, R. B., jr Witter, R. P

Wolfe, Benjamin A.

Wolfe, Bert V

2,589

2, 420%

2,525

2, 504

2, 671 2,513%

1,678 «3o8

2, 029%

2, 472%

2, 297

2, 524

1, 609

2,365'/^

2, 359

200 2,495%

2, 736

I, 064

,530 925

2, 307%

2, 207

2, 224 2,314%

2,498 452%

2. 608

2, 309 >^ 2,514%

2,447%

2, 503 2,378

2, 081

2, 503

2, 201

2- 454%

2,440

2, 349

2,522

1,832

2, 364%

2, 601 %

2, 554%

2, 532 723%

2,094%

2,526

2, 658%

2,815

2, 269

2, 349

2, 447%

«3i3

2,588 2,218%

I, 268%

I « 19 2,366%

738

2, 089

2, 501%

2, 462 « 313

2, 446%

2, 542

2, 352%

33 611%

2, 263 2,616%

Amount earned. rime Piece- work, work.

$1, 376. 68

I, 212.40

1,358-25

I, 252. 00

670. 53

636. 30

839- 00

I, 540. 00

I, oiS. 95

I, 236. 25

I, 14S. 50

I, 264. 00

807. 70

I, 184. 17

I, 219. S2

50. 00

623. 86

692. 40 331-50

880. 57

487. 90

t, 153-80 551-75

556. 82

[,157-35 624.62

113-32

744.81

1,279. 70

I, 258. 15

I, 417. 10

I, 314. 82

607. 01

I, 042. 75 1,251.50

1, 100.65

I, 232. 90

6S4. 71

590- 45

630. 62

916. 00

I, 306. 50

I, 526. 56

1,462.39

1,344-08

430- 10

654- 53

1,341. 16 1,561-77

742. 67 '567. 24 587-65

I,,^74 -95

I. 799- 75 713-70

1, 188. 27 318.42

t, 279- 75

442. 80

526. 33

625. 36

[, 231.50

L, 408. 50

[,621.08

[, 490. II 733-82

16- 55

363- 65

[, 131-50

[,418. 70 « Day.s,
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 289

No. 26.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in the public pjHnting

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune ^o, igoj, etc. —Continued.

Name.

I Amount earned. Hours '• |/„?id.l Time

work.

Wolfe, Elias

Wolff, Albert J Wood, A.I, Wood, Alice G

Wood, Edw. J Wood, George B

Wood, J. H

Wood, J. ]M Wood, James

Wood, John D

Wood, M

Wood, P

Wood, W. M

Wood, Warren C

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, Jno. C . . . . . . Wooden, I^awrence A

Woodend, Emma F .

.

Woodford, E. B

Woodgate, Geo. J . . . . Woodruff, Priscilla C. Woodward, I, Woolford, A. I, Woolsey, Emma

Wooster, H

Work, Bess

Worrell, Marguerite

H

Worsham, W. W

Woulfe, I^ouis V

2, 579

2, 503 5^ «3i3

996

2, 309 >^ 903

2, 531

2, 6471^

2,618

1,248

2, 440^

2, 416

1,464

2, 615

2, 503^-^

2, 230^^

2, 2S7

$1, 292. 25 1,251.75

2, 003. 20 281.60

1, 154- 75

523- 65

894. 40

1,328. 50

790. 42

624. 00

I, 220. 50

773- 12

798. 20 1,311.90

917.21

I, 115-25 573-60

2, 272

2,5i65ii

I, 870

2,3^0>^ rai32M

II, 068

Wrenn,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

John 1, Albert F .

.

B.C

Charles A . Chas. M . .

.

Chas. P. ... Frank E

George John Mary E •

.

S. C

32 344

228

2, 499

r 088

U, 807 622

2, 093

2, 399 2,384 1,956^

2, 485^

2,5"

1,936

2, 123

568. 40 1,426.95 389-57

1, 155- 25

• 388. 12

19. 20

86. 00 57.60

625. 55

993- 94

316. 00

i 053- 90

199- 50

894. 00

978.55

621.37

255-85 031.65

530- 70

Piece- work.

|297-5i

516. 00

564. 82

395- 50

481-63

Name.

Hours

employed.

Wright, W. H

Wright, W. H

Wright, Walter E .

.

Wright, Wm.M

Wuesthoff, Frederick Wyatt, Julia A

Wyatte, Geo Wyman, N. H

Wysong, Geo. E

Yater, C.B

Yates, Eugenia A. . . .1 Yates, John. C j Yates, Sadie B I Yauchler, H.J ! Yeabower, Annie M .

j Yeakle, Charles C . .

.

Yenney, John P

Yetter, H. C

Yingling, Alice R. . .

.

Yingling, S. B Yokum, J. J York, I^ewis Youart, R. E

Young, Chas. E

Young, E

Young, H. D

Young, Harry T

Young, James E

Young, Joseph H . . .

.

Young, Scott K

Young, W. E

Young, Willis E

Youngs, H.W

Yowell, Brook A

Ziegler, Chas. J

Ziegler, J. S Zimmerman, August,

2, 332

2,513'/^ 2,440 432^

2, 3093^ 1,393^

2,651 648 2,427^

Zimmerman, Corwin E

Zimmerman, Joe E . . Zimmerman,Robt.H.

Zirwes, John

Zook, Alice M

451^

(1280

2, 491 970

i,o73>^

2, 481

2, 25634 552 368

2, 567

2, 226

2, 494^

«3i3

2, 166 2,4i6>^

2, 752

192

2, 6661/^ 486 >^ 2,524 «3i3

2,648

2,491

2, 652^

1,593^

2, 501 5{

2, 191/^

2, 421

2, 373

Amount earned. Time

work.

I583-

I, 257.

I, 237- 259-

r, 160. 348. 665.

213

270.

1, 120.

I, 245-

281. 644-

620. 1,321-

139-

121.

I, 289. 604. 1,321-

2, 188.

I, 339-

I, 275- 1,028.

48.

I, 338.

243- 1,523-

I, 092.

I, 329-

r, 245- 1,558. 871-35

168. 00 1,495-15

I, 100. 80

605. 50

688. 97

; Days. No. 27.

statement showing the names of persons employed in printiiig the Annual

Report {igoi) of the Secretary of Agricultiire duri7ig thefiscalyear endedJune ^o., igo3, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Abell, A. T

Abernethy, Charles. . Ackerman, A. M

Adam, L,. E

Adams, Annie C Adams, A. S Adams, Carrie Adams, Wm. R

Adamson, Consuelo . Addison, Philip

Adie, Alice Ahern, Ella Aitkenhead, W. C...

Ake, Margaret D

Alexander, C.J

Allen, Annie C

192

18496

Amount earned. Time

work.

S. Doc. 5 1.

|6o. 00 48.00

24. 00 53-76

26.81

19.87

62. 10

46, 00

24. 00

50. 88

Piece- work.

?22. 69

82.88

46. 00

88.50

99-75

71-50

Allen, John W

Allender, Mamie B . Allison, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B . . . Amiss, G

Amoss, James O . . . .

,

Anderson, Claudia C, Anderson, D. F

Anderson, Edna S.

.

Anderson, Mary E.- Anderson, M. D

Anderson, Nellie ... Anderson, OUie , Andrews, ly Andrews, Margaret. Armstrong, CP

Hours

employed.

184

Amount earned. Time

work.

191 $47- 75

192 48. 00

405 162.88

92 24. 00 284^ 145- 25 384 230. 26

46. 00
290 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statoncut shoiuiiig ihc names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Rcpoii [njo/) of (lie Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJune 30,

jgoj, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, John M.

Arnold, Wra. P

Arnts, Arthur Ashcom, :\hirv Ashford, J'.cssic :M . .

.

Ashion, H. F

Ayres, Annie

Babcock, J. H

Babcock, J.H., jr Babcock, John

Babcock, Baden, Thad

Bagger, Fleanor (r . . Baker, Eniih- M

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, W. H

Bailej-, Ida M

Bailej^, I/Ucy R

Bailey, Mary

Bailey, vS Baldwin, E. F

Baldwin, Georgia A.

.

Balkam, Annie W . .

.

Ball, George H

Barbanx, Clara F - . . . Barbour, W. H

Bardwell, Minnie W.

Barkei-, M. E

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, Ivfiura L

Barnholt,Wm. H

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R . . . Barringer, M

Barry, J Bartels,A. J Barton, C. C.

Basset t, Harry W

Bassett, Paul I Bateman, Maggie C.

.

Bates, Alice V

Battley, Alice E

Baubj^, Madeline . . . . Bauer, C. A

Baxter, lone T

Baylie, Jennie

Bechtel, Laura W . .

.

Becker, Ernest

Beckwith, Daniel. . .

.

Beckwith, Nettie . . . . Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abi-a Bellinger, O. B

Benham, Mary A. C.

.

Benjamin, W. T

Benker, C. G

Bennett, E. P

Bentlev, M. F. C

Bentz, A. W

Bentzel, Charles H . Berger, Joseph J. . . , Bergman, Blanche E- Berkeley, Geo. T

Beyler, Edward

Bielaski, A. B

Bierley, William

Biggaft,C

Billingsley, James. .

.

Birmingham, Jos. J. . Birney, Thomas

Bishop, John K

Black, C.N

Blackburn, Samuel . . Blackiston, Eillie E.

.

Hours

em- Amount earnei ployed. ^ ^ 1 work. work. ^'^T

116 179^

384

96

269

95^

192

' '88

'

108

96

9AV2 384

192

96

3825 102%

96 tt

103^

9690K

92

116 3715^

2496

368 370^

415

39688

96

312

108 104

19260

116 387 H

96

$59- 75 44.87

192.00

191-75

47- 50

54. 00 36.00 53-50

48. 00

24. 00 71-05

23.87

22. 00

206. 80

55-75

24. 00

24. GO

48. 00 47-25

192. 00

48. 00

24- 35

24. 00

24. 00

202. 25-97

24. GO 71.20 59-75

27. G2

24. GO

45-25

23.00

35.85

186. 15 12.00

184. GO

185. 25

209- 95

200. 85

22. GO

24. 00

78. 00

27.60 52.70

48.00

31-05

59- 75 101.87

24. 00

I48. GO

84.88

123-95

53- 00

116. GO

90- 58

78. II 45-05

101.75

76. 76

109. 63

48. 00

113. OG

109. 99

50. GO

84. GO

III. 44

104. 89

79-77

48. OG

Blackistone, Frances P

Blackley, Belle B

Blackmur, Ella

Blackwill, Arnistead

.

Bliss, George H.,jr. Block, Marcus

Bodenliamer, M. A. .

.

Bodwell, Anson E. . . . Bolland, Benj Bond, Marion M

Boone, George W. . . . Borst, Bessie B

Borst, J. A

Boteler, Harry S

Bowie, A.J

Bowie, M. E

Bowler, Bessie E

Boyxl, Wm. J Bradford, J. E

Bradford, W. R

Bradley, Geo. E

Bradley, Harry

Brady, James H

Brady, Rosa

Bragg, Robt. E^ Branham, W. Russell Brannau, INIarj' A. . .

.

Breen, Jas Brennan , INIargaret E

Brennan, Richard M.

Breslin,J Brewer, Wallace

Brice, F

Brice,Eucy E

Brick, Alice E

Brick, Mary

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice ]M Briggs,J.S

Briggs, W. C

Bright, J. E

Bright, Wm.H

Brock, Amanda P. . . . Brookfield, Caroline F

Brosee, Guy

Brosemer, Eouis

Brothers, John T

Brown, CP

Brown, Elliott W

BrowiL, H. G

Brown, Eewis E

Browne, Ella M

Browne, Jno. C

Brudin, John F

Brumelkamp, J. A . .

.

Bryan, FClla E

Bryan, vS Brj-arly, Susan F . . . . Bryerton, Maggie. . . . Buckley, Anna

Buckley, Josie C

Buckingham, Clin- ton Buddington, Anna E.

Budlong, E. INI Bullen, W. W

Bullock, W. P

Bunch, Hester R

Bunn, vSidnej- S

Burgee, Dai.s^^ E

Burges, Almyra A . . . Burges, E. C"

Burgy, Marie

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Dolores

Hours

employed.

ig292

2G4

88

9696

94/2 94

Amount earned.

5695^

3S8

72

195

96 55-50

96 24. GO

112 67.04

46. OG

96 24. GO 95^ 23- 87 96 24.00 383^ 191-75

184 46. GO

93 46. 50 42-30

96 48.00

184 46. GO

32 16. GO

3S4 192. 00

22. GO

95y2 88

384

27695 K

382^^

lOG

116 25.17

29.87 95^

47-50

17.90
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 291

No. 27.

Statement shozuing the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

RepoH {igoi) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedfune so^ 1903, etc. —Continued.

Hours

emploj'ed.

Burke, James J

. .

.

Burke, ]Mamie H.

Burke, Mar\' A . .

.

Burkhardt,'j.E. .. Burlingame, Wm . 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 .... Bussej', Albert J . . Butler, George. . . . Butler, John H.. .. Butler, Missouri G

Butt, Ivilla W

Bvrne, Marv E

Cadwell, Ala M i Cad}-, Mars- G

Calhoun, Katherine B

Callaghan, William.

.

Callahan, John J Callan, Teresa M

Cammack, M

Cammack, Virginia. . Camp, W.M

Campbell, Edward B

.

Campbell, Sara A } Campbell, Thos. A . .

.

Carev, Harriet K . . . .! Carey, H. J Carpenter, Emma J.

.

Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, l,izzie Carpenter, MarjCarson, M. A

Carter, Belle

Carter, Edward 1^ . .

.

Carter, Fannie D . . .

.

Carter, Georgie I . . . . Carter, Lee

Carter, Lily

Casey, Daniel J Casper, E

Castle, E. M

Cather, Anna

Caton, John P. D

Cavanaugh, James . . . Cawood, Blanche .... Chadwell, J. S Chandler, Nina

Chapin, Frank E

Chapman, Susannah A

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, H. W

Chase, :Maria A

Chedal, May B

Cheshire, R. M

Childs, Samuel N

Christian, Rufus I, - • • Christian, Wallace B. Christie, Harr\- R

Chritzman, B. X

Cissel, L. E

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, J. Wilson

Clark, L. B

Amount earned. Time

work.

95 $47- 50

192 54.02

312 158.40 96 38.40

38. 60

48 26.50 382K 191.25

352 176. 00

94 49.82

355K

96

108 371^

116

19196

36

96

24 35696 nj2

412

386

96

23-75

142. 20

14. 00

16.82 54-45

12.00

48. 00

24. 00

24. 00

14. 00

66. 92

22. 00

24. 00 48.00

43- 25 38.40

61. 96 94-27

59- 69

24. 00 38.00

46. 00

18. 00

130. 50

48. 00

18. 00

24. 00

12. 00

178.00 54.60

57- 15 60.00

.40

205. 16 48.00

Piece- work.

Siii. 00

97.01

69.51 85.00

4«. 00 70.00

48. 00

40. 00

86.50

91.60

72.00 83.89

102. 66

42. 00 106.04

77. 00

118. 00

129. 25

78.50

22. 08

82.63

78.07

no. 03

III. 84

74. 76

82. 00 6.75

Clark, Nellie Clarke, John

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Clear}^, James

Clements, Ella F

Clements, Maiy^ E . . • Clinton, F.S

Clokey, Julia F

Cobb, J. N

Cobb, W. E

Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, M. G

Colclazier, Nellie C.

.

Cole, Geo. W

Cole, Grace G

Cole, Ira E

Cole, M. ai Coleman, Benj Coleman, Edward .

.

Coleman, Laura

Coles, T.J

Colklesser, A. A

Collar, Lora E

Collier, Mary A

Collins, B. J : Collins, J : Collins, Lila W

Collins, Marv- J

Collins, Susie A

Colnan, John

Columbus. Annie H . Compton, Frank

Conger, Wm. H

Conn, S. P

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Elizabeth . . . Conner, Jas. D

Connor, Kate F

Conway, Thomas . . . . Cook, Mary E

Cook, Mary H

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie

Cooley, R. T

Coolidge, Helen Q . .

.

Cooper, Mary E

Cope, Katherine M .

.

Copper, Saml. R

Corbin, M

Corbin, W. H

Cornell, S. M

Correll, Ralph S

Corrigan, John

Cosden, Mary E

Costin, Lucia G. M. , . Cotte, Helen M

Cottle, Gertrude B . . . Coughlan, Alice M. .

.

Covert, Jake

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John. ...... Cox, Oliver M.

Coj'kendall, Arthur . Crabb, Chas. L

Cramer, Mary' A

Cranford, Horace. .

.

Crawford, HortenseE

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M. A

Croggon, Ellen H... Croggon, Katie L • • • • CroUard, Lizzie Cromwell, Lucy A .

.

Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Hours

employed.

96 420^

288

96

36 412

96945^ 6

112

96 292^ 390^

4io>^ 418

96

10496 383^

320

192

35894

2681/^ 241^

116 40887^

96

96

96 388

41194

96

40

Amount earned.

n Days,
292 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.Statement shoiving the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {190/) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedfunejo,

etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

490

72 184

2928896 367K

Time

work.

$25. 17 24^-35

25. 17 72.00

46.00

104. 40

28. 70

24. 00

24. 00

23- 75

4S. 00

24. 00

40. 00

48. 00

90.31

128. 29 36.00

46. 00

146. 88

16.50

54- 00

183.75

Cross, Edna B 100 Cross, Geor.iic A ' 464 Crowley, Patrick ... 100 Croxton, Ida 1 Crusli, ]. !•: jss Cruteiirifld, :\Iiiinic- 1, Cullt n, A. W

CuUinan, M. A

Cunc.uaii, J

. C l^ 1 Curran, Fannie \\ Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie 412 Dahl, Enima 112 Dale, O. vS 96 Dalkin, Isabella Dalton, A. Zelda ! 96 Daly, Alice V 95 Daly, W. F { 192 Dame, May

Daniel, Nannie

Dant, Katie Darby, M. A \ Darling, Delphine ... 96 Dausch, Kate Da Vega, f;. INI Davidson, Roland 1^ . 80 Davis, Chas. S 96 Davis, E. D 273 Davis, I^ottie Davis, S. W

Davis, Wiley FI . .

.

Davis, William .. Day, J. P

Dayton, Florice R

Dean, Chas. W .. .. Deans, A. C

Decker, Kate

Delahunty, John . . . . 96 Dement, Elmer 72 Dement, Lena 204 De Moll, INIaggiu Denncy, H. H p2^

Denny, Roxic

Devliii, .Alary-ai-Lt IM . 96 De\\ cy, Ui/.zie 96 Dickinson, Fannie

Dietz, l.,illian L

Diggs, N

Dill, Geor-ie f: 88 Dillnuui. J. W. L 96 Dillon, Tliomas 116 Dixon, Iv. ly 96 Dobbs, H. C 96 Dodd, Permelia F

Dodge, Ida Dodson, ]\F A 96 Doherty, Mary loS Dolan, .Annie E

Donahue, INIarj' A

Donaldson, FMlcn. .. . 96 Donellan, I F 94 Donovan, Slauuie V, Dorse}', Hannah

Dougherty, Nellie :\I . 112 Douulas, \\ in. 96 Dove, .Alary F

Dow, IVL E 135>^ Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E 112 Dowell, Geo. P 96 Dowling, J. L, ; Downey, Mary A 412 i 104.40 Downie, Fizzie

Dowtiiiiu, John P . . . . 308 i54-40 Downs, .\ 96 18.00 Doyle, Ellen 95^^ 23. 87

48. 00

36. 00 64.50

loi. 82

24. 00

24. 00

49. 00

48. 00

29. 87 48.00

48. 00

18.00

27. 52

24. 00

47. 00

28.70

24. 00

35. 87

28. 70 48.00

Piece- work.

$50. 00 8.70

22.00 43.00

85.42 98-34

113.00

44. 00

109. 49

30. 24

84. 38

75- 25 94.02

83.00

79. 00

84. 00

95-50

71. 00 65-25

48. 30

48. 00

131-75

60. 00

46. 00

118. 00

56.91

'85.' 77'

106.65

Si. Sj

Doyle, John E

Drake, H. F.J Draper, Jas. H

Drayton, Wm. H

Drum, I 'rancis, jr. . . . Dubanl, Maud

DulTey, Ella B

Duffy, Joseph Dngan, Jennie I Dnla.J.W

Dulin, .Alary ,S Dnuiont, Julia Dunham, Tillie Dunn, Michael Dunning, H

Dunnington, I^ucy 1'. Durh;un, C .'.

. . . Durham, Ahiry C

Dun;,o, Charles A . . . . Dutrow, A

Dutton, John W

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwyer, John l^ Dyson, Douglas

East, A. Iv Eaton, Lizzie E

Eberle, R. vS EckeLs, P. J Eckloff, C. R

Eddy, Orrin

Edie", M.A

Edmonston, Archi- bald Edwards, F'lora Edwards, Henry

Eggleston, M. F^ Eichelberger, Geo. F" Elder, Chas. S

Ellegood, J. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Elizabeth E . F;iliott, Harry W

F;iliott, Tohn'T

l-;iliott, Stewart

h:ili.s, F:ttie .S Ellis, Geo. H

F:ilis, Mabel

Ellis, Perry

Enis,Sallie J Ellsworth, C. Abbie. . Elwood, Cora M

Elwood, C. Thos

Emerson, J. W

English, .S. G

Enoch.. h:ila H

Enri.i;lit, lohanna . .

.

Erck, Claire .V Erner, l-'anuie .V . . . . Eshelnian, .Albert :\r. Eskew, H. AI Espey, T. A. P. Espey, Jessie 15 EspeN', Louis

Es.se.x, E.J

Etchison, L. E

Europe, Ida L

Evans, Ella V

Evan.s, V. INI Everhart, Jennie Everman, John W . . . Eversman, J. C

F'agan, Cora B

1 .inner, H.T

l ay, Marj' A

l ay, Robert T

I'aye, Jacob

Hours

emplo3'ed.

3«4

92^2

1S7

Amount earned. Time

work.

184 $46. 00

96 48.00

204 51.60

96 48. 00

203 >^ 51-47

385^

96

94 >^ 92

3175^ 389

1915^ 48o>^

96 416

96

11648

9696 191^

n 12 426^

232^

96

96

192

27396 416

10480

576 96'

108

96

96

192 409^

19296

38S 580^

192.75

38. 40

23. 62

46. 00

24. 00

158. 75

195. 00 47-87

243. 80

38.40

244. 25

208. 00

48. 00

29- 87

12. 00 33-60

48.00

47- 87 76.80

216. 15

58. 12

24. 00

48. 00

48. 00

72.25 48.00

208. 00

26. 35

20. 70

288. 00

56. 16

55- 05

26. 88

38. 40

24.00

24. 00

60. 00

104. 92 48.00

24.00

196. 80

290.65 I

192.00 . 23. 12 1. 46.75 !-

« Days.
REPORT OE THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in printhig the A7inual

RepoH {1901) of the Secretaiy of Agriculture during thefiscal year elidedfunejo,

igo3, etc. —Continued.

Feast, John

Featherston, M

Feeney, J. L

Fenton, Bessie Fenton, Flsie F

Fenwick, T.C

Ferrier, Samuel

Ferris, Frank M

Field, Sadie

Fiesse, Chas

Figg, W. H

Finch, George

Finney, M. J Finnigan, Patrick H.

Fish, H. C

Fisher, Amanda F - • • Fisher, Fmma L

Fisher, Harriet V . . . . Fitz Gerald, lyouise.

.

Fitzgerald, Margaret

Fitzgerald, Mar>' .... Fitzgerald, Mar\' F . . Fitzgerald, Thomas A

Fitzhugh, Flla M

Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitzpatrick, INIarj' . .

.

Fitz-Patrick,Marv H.

Flaherty, Mary f: Flaherty, Minnie T. . Flanagan, :m. F

Flanagan, P. R

Flather, Elizabeth E

.

Fleming, M

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Rose F 1 Foley, Daniel J Foley, IMarguerite W I Ford, J. T

Ford, Mary C

Forney, A^S

Foster, Edith D

Fowler, B. I, Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A . . .j Fox, Jas. E

Frahm, Henry 1 France, EiHey M | Frank, Beulah M ! Frank, T. E ! Frazier, Mary E : Frederick, John H . Frink, Emma A

Froelich, Kathryn E

Frost, Mary E

Fry, E. S Fulkerson, F. D

Furbershaw, J. H . .

.

Furrow, Annie ls\. .

.

Gaines, Evelyn O

Gainey, Agnes C . . . .

,

Gallagher, Ella M . .

,

Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher, W. E

Galvin, John F

Gantt, G

Gardiner, Eydia M . . - Garland, J. D , Garner, J. P

Garner, J. S

Garner, M. A

Garrett, J. I. Garrett, I^aura M

Garrett, Mary E

Garrette, Chas. F . . .

.

Hours

employed.

19296

Amount earned. Time

work.

I $60. 70

I 28. 80

i 56.16

228 57.00

72 36.00

116 59- 75

72 36.00

566 283. 00 119^ 65.87

96 24. 00 484 242. 00 340 170. 40

104

10056

93 528

608

96

11696

1875 96

96

472

96

64

Piece- work.

26. 70 25-35

14. 00

23- 25

264. 00

307. 90

15- «7

104. 27

24. 00

59- 75

48. 00

563K 281.75

399 loi. 14 96 24. 00 576 288. 00

88 22.>00 96 24.00

52.50

48. 00

38. 40

36. 00

208. 80

47- 50

288. 00

236. 00

24. 00 33-40

621 314. 40

88 44. 00

96 24. 00

96 48. 00

88 44. 00

32 16. 00 96 48. 00

188 48. 00

336 85.20

72 38. 16

1131.75

78. 00

72.50

100.28 '83.62

24-97

81. 00

22.80

95. 00

103. 00

83.88

35-66

62. 00

79- 74

102. 8q

109- 53

100. 00

80. 00 80.50

83.00

50. 00 73.00

30. 00

59- 00

99-25

21. 04

Gates, Florence

Gates, Jesse F

Gaughran, Annie. . .

.

Gentner, F. C

George, James A . . .

.

Gerber, Theodore. . .

.

Gheen, Bell

Gilbert, H. A

Gillem, M. A

Gilliam, Catherine E.

Gilliard, Wm

\ Gillin, David

I Gillin, Joseph T

I Girviii, Isabella

Gisriel, ly Gist, F. W

Gittings, Nettie Glade, Henry

Glass, Chas. D

Glidden,F.W

Glover, Addie

Godbold, Huger

Goddard, Eeora Godwin, E. W

Goldstein, William N

Goldthwaite, Chas. .

.

Gonder, Sue F

Gonzales, Joseph V.

.

Good, Jessie M

Goode, Eslanda C

Goode, James E

Goodkej^, Jos. E

Goodman, Cassie A.

.

Goodspeed, Alex . . .

.

Goodwin, Rose W . .

.

Gorham, Mary E - - - - Gorman, Marv E - -

.

Goss, A.D

Go.ss, Jennie

Goss, M

Graddick, I,aura J. .

.

Graham, A. W

Graham, Madge W .

.

Grasse, Marie 'L, Gray, Carrie R

Gray, Edna

Gray, H. W

Green, Annie

Green, John C

Greer, Albert 1^ Gregory, Daniel E. .

.

Gregory, Eouise E. .

.

Griggs, W. I. Grimes, Edith M

Grimes, Hattie 1^ . . Grimes, Eaura E

Gritton, F. M

Groome, Chas. E

Guiles, Chas. H

Guiney, Mary C

Gunn, H. S

Haar, Rosa M

Haas, Isaac C

Hackett, Katharine

Hackett, Murray . .

.

Hadger, Pauline D .

.

Haff, Harry H

Hagan, Alice V

Hage, Anna

Haggerty, J. E

Halbleib, Eouis E -

.

Hale, Margaret

Hale, R.J

Hall, Edward J Hall, T. Frank

Hours

employed.

96

11295^

381^

3284

428 219. 12 92 46. 35 529;^ 264.75

60 15-52 96 48. 00 448 224. 00

56 28. 00

96

533

23696

96

96

41296

100

184

Amount earned. Time I Piece- work, work.

96

96

23 >^ 96

626

96

1021 9288

$24. 00

28. 70

47- 75 152.60

16. 00

44.00

60. 23 23-50

50. 88

48. 00

48. 00 211.80 4.40

54- 00

316. 75

24. 00 60.32

46. 00 44-00

45-63

24. 00

27. 60 44.00

266. 75

285- 15

59-00

48. 00

56. 16

24.00

104. 40 24.00

53-37 52.04

46. 75

« Days.
294 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement shozving the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report [/go/) of the Secretary of Agrieultuj-e during the fiseal year endedfitnejo,

1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

96

352

292

192

94'/^ 192 58096

94

a 12896 384

96

97

96

2SS 339

Halleran, Thos. J Halliday, Belle Hallock, Daniel B . . . Hammond. J no. B • .

.

Haradon, Fannie A. . Hardestcr, T. J Harding, C. T

Harding, Margaret . . Hardy, KHa C

Harlow, Walter

Harper, E.J

Harper, Florence .... Harper, M. A

Harrell, Well-s C

Harrigan, Frank ly .

.

Harriman, Helen R.

.

Harris, H

Harris, Jas. B

Harris, M. Agnes .... Harris, IMichael Harris, Thos. V

Hart, Belle Hart, Wm.J

Harve}-, ]Mary E

Harvey, Wilson Harward, Chas. F

Hasbrouck, Harry . . . Haskell, F. A

Haskins, John T

Hatlev, Frank M

Hatton, I Havens, F. B Hawken, Agnes ]\I . . Hawkins, Geo. A . . . . Haworth,Thos. W. .

.

Haj'e.s, F'inley S

Hayes, Hugh

Hayes, I^illie F

Haj^es, Mamie

Haj^es, Mary

Hayes, M.E

Hayes, Nellie 1^ Havne, J. T

Hays, Helen 11 Havwood, Jennie F

Hazle, E. F. G \ 96 HefFernan, Thomas. .

' 24 Heffner, Clara S ' Heffner, Mary

Heinline, I^da C 96 Heisler, l'"red D 96 Held, Au«4ust 48

HellT, Jostfine INI ... Hehnling, Thos. C . . . 176 Heniing\v;u', K . . . Hendricks,"R,ili)h ^l. Henry, Cluis. Hepburn, Clias. F . .

.

Hepburn, C. W

Herbert, Morcncc 1^

.

Herbert, \Vm. ['....

Herbal, .Alinnie Herman, F;rne^t Heron, John J Herritage, W. T

Herzinger, C. W

Herzog, Daniel S . .

.

He.ss, S

Hester, Cliarles W. .

.

Hewston. :\bivv E. E.

Hickry, J. V . .'. HickiiKMi, ]{. I, Hickman, W. II Higi^ins. .\nnie

Hill, J. F

Hill, Mamie N

Amount earned. lime I Piece- work, work.

10296 113^

96

28S

11695^

96

1071^ 92 616

96 96"

550^

48

96

96

95

I So

11696 ni2

$25.50

48. 00

140. 80

56. 16

56. 16

73-15

53- 75 23.62

60. 00

295- 40

48. 00

, 00

261. 00

48. 00

2. 00 53-50

224. 64

48. 00

38. 84

18. 00

48. 00

72.00

135- 60

25-85

56. 16 58.40

24. 00

72. 00

23.87

29.87 23.87

24. 00

^.».oo

9. 60

24. 00

48. 00

12. 00

44. 00

38. 46

46. 00

311.70

24. 00

24. 00

276. 60

24. 00

48. 00 48.00

23- 75 44-99

29.87 51-75

38-72

76. 80

$111.50

50. 00

130. 75

92. 00

81.00

73.61

69. 00

84. 00

64. 00

113. 70

50. 00

79.84 82.39

44. 00

loi. 22

90. 67 42.03

81.01

82. 00

85.00

48. 00

102. 2S

68. 00

Hillebrant, h.\\\y E - - Hilton, J. P

Hinsley, Lottie B . . . . Hipkins, C. C .......

Hilchco.x, J Hite, Rebecca C

Hoagland, T. B

Hochuli, Fred

Hodgkins, Wm. L

Hoey, Jennie G

Hoffman, I'lorence . . Hoffman, ( .e(j Hofmann, b'erdinand Hogan, T^lichael Hoiln-ook, Chas. T. . . Holland, R. I. Holler, R(»a T Hollinger, Clara li. . . Hollis, Nellie V

Hollohan, Mary J. . . . Holmes, Barbara . .

.

Holmes, Chas. E

Holton, Hovt A

Honaker, C. A

Hood, M. C

Hooper, E. J Hoover, Alice S Hopkins, Clyde G . .

.

Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Touise . . . . Houck, Henry T . .. . Howard, Minnie F". .

.

Howcott, P. M

Howe, John T

Howie, C. A

Hubbard, C.E

Hubbel, MarjHuff, C. W

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, T.J

H\nnes, Annie M . . . . Humphries, Eniily . . Hunt, Estelle A

Hunt, Lizzie Hunt, Margaret . . . . Huntress, H. Louise.

.

Hursh, Frank

Hussev, Annie

Hutchesori, M.W., jr. Hutchison, ^^"iUiam. . Hyatt. Nellie B

Hvde, l^icv Hyde, W. b" Hyer, INIarsliall T

Hvnes, Sarah E

Ingalls, Ira -\l Ingram, W.W

Irey, Chas AV Isham, Carrie I Jackson, Edward . . . . Jackson, INIayme F^ . . Jack.son, Mildred E-L

Jack,son, Pauline . . . . Jama, Theresa T. • Jav, Mabel

JelTries, Emma

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, James

Jensen, Emma

Jerdone, Clara

John.son, Elmer

Johnson, Geo., jr Johnson, Julius T^. . . . Johnson, i.. H

Johnson, .Mary A. . . . Johnson, R. A."

Hours employed.

96

9695^

19595^

96

552 312 183H

606

96

415'/^ 108^

328

116 204

96

72

192

104

207 "96"

96

9(>y2 42

48

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$24. 00

125.04

164. 00 29.87 51.60

24. CO

36. 00

48. 00

17-75

26. 35 51-90

54- 87

IS. 00

54- 00

48. 00

24. 00

96 48. 00 307^ 78.05 78^ 19. 62 88 44.00 94^ 47. 25 96 48. 00 96 26. 88

56 14. 00

96 18. 00

.53- 78 21.00

40. 00

48. 00

18.00

47- 75

48. 90

23.87

276. 00

158. 40 45.87

305- 25

48. 00

105.47

27. 70

48. 00

35- .SO 28.00

24. 00 125.44

44. 00

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement shoiuing the names of pei'sons employed in printino- tlie Annual

Report [igoi] op' the Secretary 0/ Agi ieultuir during- the piseal year ended f/i ne jo, 1903, ete. —Continued.

Honrs employed.

Amount earned. Time i PieceAvork. j work.

96

96

8S 389

Johnson, R. S Johnson, T.M

Johnson, W. B. . . .

.

Johnson, ^^^ F

Johnson, Wm. H . . . Johnson, W. R

Johnston, Belle Johnston, E. E 95 Johnston, Frank :m. . 96 Johnston, J. M \ 72 Johnston, W. E | 96 JoUey, Marie L

Jones, Albert X 526 Tones, Catherine E

Jones, F. O S4 Jones, Henr\- 72 Jones, Lydia' E i Jones, Mar\- E. A . 116

9587

116

44 433^

Jones, AVm. A

Jordan, Chas. Jordan, Green J Jordan, :May B | Jordan, Nellie FI \ Jordan, Richard E. . .j Jordan, Sabina ! Jordan, W.H

Jovce, R.E I Julian, R..\ : JuUien, Cvrus S Kane, M. F

Kane, Nora

Kankey, \'irginia. . . . Karnes", J. E

Keane, Katie . .

.

Kearney, James

Keating , Annie.

Kee, Eliza G . .

.

Keefe, T

Kehoe, ]Mar\- B , Keicher, ISIary j 144 Kellam, Emma 407 Kellogg, I^illian B .. J .. Kelh< Alice G ' Kelly, John J

Kellj-, Josie 'M Kellv, Kate

Kell'v, W. B

KellV, AVm. H

Kelly, W. T

Kerbv, Eizzie N . Keru^F. W

Kernan, James

Kernej', Rosa B

Killigan, Josephine A

204

104^

10496 514

96

8424

108

Kimniel, Amy H . . . King, Irene P , King, J. Eigon

King, Mattie B

Kinsella, INI Kirby, Charles J Kirchner, Albert . .

.

Kirk, R. H

Klager, Sophie

Klima, Herni

Kline, Eouis M

Knight, Jno. E

Knoble, Max J Knorleine, Mar>^ E . Knott, CM

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, ^Nlai-j^ C . .

.

Knowles, Wm. T . . .

.

Koester, ?ilatilda F . Koontz, E^dward J

.

.

Kroll, Wm. A

Krumme, Eouis P .

.

9496

192 19288

187 572

94 >^ 96 628^

96

96 343

108. 108

108 203%

$48.00

48.00

22.00

194- 50

23- 75

24. 00 36.00

38. 00

263. 15

42. 00

18. 00

61.35

23-75

21.75

23. 00

29.87

2. 00

28. 80

27. 60 48.00

48. 00

24. 00

235- 16

^8.40

53- T5

52.95

26. 35

24. 00 54.0c

257- 90 38.40

21.00

12.00

27". 60

8.00

42.75

29. 56 55.72

48. 00

48. 00

44. 00

46.75

289. 90 47.25

24. 00

319- 15 18.00

24. 00

137. 20 27.52

55-85 38-64

51-47

$36.00

48. 00

40. 00

84. 00

112. 12

90. 50

84. 25

84. 00

92.00

63.64

108. 02

84. 00

^3-94

110.62

III. 64

81. 00 85.00

65- 95

42.30

Kukart, Leonard. . . . Kummer, Verona. . . . Kunsman, G. H

Kvne, Elizabeth La Bille, Man- J La Bossiere, Edw . .

.

Lackey, Ella C

Lalor, :Martha E

Lambert, Nannie . . . . Lambert, W. C

Lambson, B

Lang, Wm

Langsdale, Bertha H. Lannian, Frank E. .

.

Laporte, W. M

Larr\% Carrie J Lash'horn, M. A

Latham, Ed. F

Lattin, :\Ian,- E

Lauxman, H. ]M LaiDcmann, Florence D

Lavisson, H. A

Lawlor, William

Lawrence, Emma. . . . Lawyer, Anna T

La3-ne. Wm. R

Layton, Julia M

Lazenby, Marj- F". . . . Leapley, J. N " Leavv, Jennie Le Buffe, A.F

Le Due, Edith V

Lee, Geo. L

Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen

Lee, R. W^

Lee, Wm. E

Leeds, Chas. H

Leimbach, Pearl Le Merle, A. M

Lendner, ^Margaret .

.

Lenhart, J. :M Lenman, M. E

Le Preux, Bettie Lesher, Jacob C

Lewellyu, Luzetta. . . Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, Rachel E

Lewis, Thomas M . . . Lewis, Winslow

Leyden, John E

Lichtenberger, H. J. . Lieutaud, H. C

Lillard,N. J Lindstrom, Albert .

.

Linhart, ^lay

Linquist, John

Liomin, George

Lloyd, Ella T

Lloyd, Francis B . . . . Lockling, H.J

Logan, J. O'N

Lohmeyer, Richard C

Long, James R

Longley, Lee J Loomis, Daisy J Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Lorentz, Wm. E

Loring, Annie

Loughran, Mary- A . . Love, Wm. R

Lowe, Geo. W

Lowry, Robert

Lucas, Carrie J

Hours Amount earned.

575^

19296

96

96

372

332j^ 96

96

19572

11296

68

95

52

10896 525

96

93>^

96

380

7292 1849696

574

284

160 189^

636

96

208

108 576

204

576

40

Piece- work.
296 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement sJunciuo- the names of persons eniptoyed in printing the Annual

Report {/po/) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefiscal year endedJune 30,

1903, etc. —Continued.

I^uckett, I^iicinda . . .

.

Lucy, Cornelius J. . . . IvUdwig, Heiirj^ A. . . . lyUsbj^ C

I,usbj% Gertrude

Lush}-, Ida C

I^yddane, Jennie

Ivj'uch, Jennie

Lj-nch, ]\[argaret KX,ynch, Nora

I,yons, D. R

'I,yons, James R

L,yons, Nellie F. V. .

.

L5\ston, Mar>^ B Mabrey, R.I, Maccubbin, A. E • • . Macdonald, R. B

Mackay, G. D

MacNamara, Eliza- beth

Macnichol, .Sallie . . .

.

Madden, Michael . .

.

Maddox, Fannie

Magee, Katie V

Magill, W.J

Maher, Edwd. C

Mahonej-, Julia Mahonev, Terrence. . Main, I^.'C Main, Nettie Maloney, M. A

Maloj', Frank J Malpas, Chas. K

Mangold, Martin . . . . Mann, J. 'L, Manning, Jennie F . . Mansfield, J. F

Marcy, Agnes J Markej-, Patrick H. .

.

Markham, M

Marks, Walter

Marsh, Clara C Marsh, D. D

Marsh, Ruth S Marshall, India L,. . . . Manshall, I^bbie

Marshall, William. . . Marshall, W. T

Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Annie M

Martin, Ansley C . . . . Martin, Jennie

Martin, John W

Martin, Mae

Martin, Minnie F. . . • Martin, Thomas

Marj-e, A. M

Massej^, Frances I<. . . Massey, Victoria P . . . Massie, F. A

Mattimore, Charles A

Mauger, vSallie J Maus, C

Maxwell, Julia .M Mayer, Alice :si Ma3'er, Louise J Mayers, R.H

McAloon,T. A

McCabe, Hattie McCampbell, N. F • • McCann, C. B

McCarten, Kate

McCarthy, Charles J

.

McCarthy, Edw. F. .

. McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, John F . .

.

Hours

emplo^'ed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

96

1985^ 64

19296

96

272

9696

492

18780

10348

424

96

9696 367^

56

47^

394

96

96

338

96

$60. 00

48. 00

iS. 00

•97

48. 00

50. 22 16.75 46.25

48. 00

228. 50

24. 00

46. 00

48. 00

48. 00

24. 00 36.00

48. 00

48. 00

54. CO

247. 10

204. 00 46.75

20. 00

26. 10

9. 00

212. 00

48. 00

48.05

23.87

48. 00 91.87

28.70

11.87

197- 15

44. 00

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00

279. 00

135- 20 48.00

Piece- work.

$131-15

84.15

73-17

95- 00

89- 33

loi. 07

107. 70

52.30

91-57

48. 00 61.64

83.00

99. 00 65.00

78.04

96- 75

[00. 09

III. 77

127- 75 108.95

105. 35

50. 00

112.00

' 53- 80'

82.63

112. 00

loi. 19

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work. McCathran, Donald.

.

McCauley, Emma D.

McClelland, Rose McCormick, Marj^ . .

.

McCullough, Robert E

McCullum, Ella McDerniot, Emma . . . McDeyitt, Frances . . . McDonald, Claude B. McDonald, Edw'd S . McDonald, J. F

McDonough, vS. F

McElhannon, S. G. . . McEnaney, Chas . . . . McEwen, A. W

McFadden, Alice R.. McFadyen, F. R...... McFarlane, W

McGee, Agnes

McGinnell, Mary . . . McGiyern, Margaret L

McGiyern, INIarian . .

.

McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mary . . McGowan, Minnie F

.

McGrath, Anna C McGurk, Alfred J ..

.

Mclntyre, Bell J McKee, Ada J McKenna, Lillian . . . McKenna,T. F

McKeyitt, Annie

McKeyitt, H.P

McKie, Margaret

McKinnej^, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. L

McLanahan, R. C McLanahan, W. H . . . McLaughlin, Deline . McLaughlin, J. B . . .

.

McLeod, Mamie A .

.

McMahon, Maggie . McMahon, Mary

McMahon, Stasia McMaiius, James . . . . McManus, Jos McNall^^ Francis J . . McNaniara, Bridget . McNamara, Jennie .

.

McNaniara, Maggie . McNamara, Mary . .

.

McNerhany, Ida McNenu', Elizabeth

.

McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas

McPlierson, J. A

McQueen, M

McUmber, Frank L . McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

Means, Lizzie Meariis, Wm

Medlin, J. P

Meier, Chas. J Melbourne, Wm. ¥ . . Melton, E. R

Meritt, Edgar B

Merrill, Edna L

Merrills, Lillian J. .

.

Metcalf, Glenn A . . .

.

Mettee, Geo. H

Metzler, Martha A .

.

Meyer, Leonard

96

192

466

14489^

466^

427 V2 95>^ 38994^

9648

576

203

581

24

10496 "5

96

224 430

96

192 419^

$34- 40

60. 00

38.40 44-75

181.54 231-65

47-75

98-45 47-25

48. 00

24. 00

46. 64

24. 00

18. 00

288. 00

50. 95

291. 00

12. 00

26. 70

24. 80

59- 25

28. 80

112. 00

232. 99

24. 00

28. 70 466% 233- 25 459 229.50 f

48. 00

60 15-52 82^ 20. 80

91 22. 75

96 39-44

9^ 24. 00 28.80

96 48. 00

48 24.00

412 146. 16 484 242. 40

480 240. 00

274 68.49 411^ 208. 55

103 52.55

64 53-62

48.00

48. 00

210. 25

Piece- work.

66. a Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 297

No. 27.

State))ie)it sliozci/ig the" nauus 0/ pcvso/is tniployt\i in pri)iiing the A>niual

^ Repoii\igoi) of the Seortary of Agriculture during thefscat year endedJune jo,

igoj, etc. —Continued.

Hours Amount earned. Hours Amount earned. Xame. employed. Time Piece- work, work. Xame. emplo^-ed. Time Piece- work, work.

Mevers, Ellen S Meyers, J. D

Mevers, Louis H

:Middleton, Ella

Milans, Emma J ....

.

Miles. Frank H

Miles, W.B..jr

Miller, Daniel

ililler. Ella G

Miller, Flora L

Miller. Frank F'. S . .

.

Miller, Geor2:e

Miller, John B

Miller, Fizzie

Miller. Martin

MiUer, Otis H

Miller. Robert H

Millican, Beatrice . .

.

Mills. E.C

Mills, Howard V

Minor, Jane E

Minter, H. M

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Elizabeth G

Mitchell, James H . .

.

Mitchell. John W....

ilitchell, Joseph D . .

.

Mitchell, Katie A

Mitchell, INIattie M .

.

Mitchell, Thos. P

Moakler, Charlotte .

.

Mockbee, Lizzie V . . .

j Moens, Susan

Moler, R.L 1 Melonev, William J

.

.

'

Moncur'e. T. G ! Monks. W. H I Montgomery-, Geo. F .

j Montgomen,-, R. M.C.I Montrose, Agnes "SI. .\ Montrose, Olive M.

.

Mooney, Alice ' Mooney, Charles J.

.

Mooney, Edwin H.

.

Moore.'Cecelia A . . . .1 Moore, C.W ' Moore, F. F ; Moran, David H .

.

Moran, Mar\- Moran, W. H

Morcock. E. W

Morecock. Virginia. ^ Morell, Emilie C [ Moreno, Amelia

Morgan. T. Frank .

.

Morgan. W. D ! Moris n, Lindsev. . . .j Morris, Geo. O . .'

I Morrison, John H

' Morrow. M. M i Moseley, T. G I Mothefhead. John C.I Moxlev, Monroe C.

.

Mover' Xelson P } Muckelston, Wm. H . Mueller, Flora H [ Miiffley, \Vm. E

Mulcahv. Josephine J Mullen.'Chas. F

Mullen. J.J Mulligan, C. H

Mulligan. J. Edw .

.

ZNIulquin. Mary A.

.

Munro, Margaret B

Muntz, Carrie = Murphey, Wm. H .

.

«5

19096 183^

96

11696

96

96

419

12396

32

19648

ri2. 12

J.7.

24.30 4S.00

29.^7

4S. GO

4S. 00 4S. 00

225.

52. 05 4S.OO

S. 00 52.59

34-24

49. 20

10. 20

114. 40

183

192

^2-1

19295

112. 12

90. 16

116

104

loS

20. ;^

38. 6l

4S. 00

92 46.00 454^ 119. 02

96 24.00

241 121.24 92 46. 00 50.60

472 236. 00

96 48.00

9^ 45.00

96 4S. GO 88 30. So

48. 00 96 48.00

56 22. 40 480 240. 00 388 98. 00

96 48. 00 96 48.00 96 48. 00

112 28.70

S8 44.00

471^2' 235- 75 96 53-50

76 43.20 89^ 22. 72 60 15.60 96 4S. 00

92.25

lOI.S:

"76-' 69"!

4S. 00

III. 22

47- SS

82. 00

Murphy-, Daniel

INIurphv, ]Maud V . .

.

Murray, D.J

Murrav, John J Murray. ^I-.E Murray, ^linnie .... Murreil, Julia Murto, EHmund F .

.

Murto, R. Benj Myers, John F

Xachman, Philip . .

.

Xadeaii. Arthur J. .

.

Xaeff, Laura

Xagle, Emilv

Xalle,E.G..'

Xallv. Tames

Xash. E.M

Xash, G.J

Xeelv. D.R. P

Xeil.'Edward

Xelsou, Chas. W . . .

.

Xelson, Jennie R . .

.

Xelson, Oscar

Xelsou, Otto Xelson, W. :M

Xen.-is. INIar^- Xesbitt. H.A

Xe\-in, Matthias AV.

Xe\'ins, Wm. B '. Xewell, G. W

Xewman, Clarence . Xewsom. Hubert . .

.

Xichols. Effie B

Xichols. F. X

Xightingale, Louisa

Xobles, Fred I Xohe, Minnie A .... Xolan, Emma J

. . .

.

Xoleu, John F

Xoonan, John J Xoouan. John T . . .

.

Xoy-es, Alfred Xunley. Emma

Xve, James

0''Brien, John J

0"Br\-on. Minnie. . . . O'Connor, Mary A .

.

O'Connor, ^Mars- E . • O'Donnell, S.P' O'Gorman, Catherine Ohm. Charlotte D. .

.

O'Keefe, Katie C...

O'Lear^-, Dennis J

.

.

O'Lear^-. M

Oliphant. Ella

Oliver, Walter H

O'Meara. A. B

O'Xeill, John

O'Xeill, W. J Om-un, J. A

Opflvke, Alice O'Rourke, Mar\- El- len .' Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, E. L

Ourdan, Yi\-ienne A

Owens, ManyPaetsch, Eugene R.E

Page, Birdie Paine, H.AV

Palmer, Mary :m= .. . Palmer. Thomas S.

.

Pardee, E. K

Parent, Margaret J.

.

Parker, Edward J

.

.

Parker, J. E

90 / 96

96

1S6

96 294 40S

464

1

9696

204

I48. 00

18. 00

54- 5^-45

24. 00

48. 00

46. 50

24.00

46. 00

174. So

4S. 00

28. So

73-87

204. 00

47-50

4SS I2S. 20

48. 00

96 54- 00 96 48.00

360 iSo. 00 95% a:- 75 104 26.70

116 29. 17 192 48.00

375 93-75

9j 24. 00

96 54.00

5106. 00

109.98

no. 61

48. 00

48. 00

4S. 00 48.00

36.00

4S. 00

2+1- 15

48. 00

272. 40

48. 00 22.50

12. 00

82. 00

232.25

48. 00 54.00

51.60

12. 00 52.50

2S. 70

24. 00

76. So

63.83

28.' 50

59.00

'71 -'26

52- 15

112. 12 79-50

"56.' 48

"--.'6S

91 .00 41-44

26. 50

6S. 00

III. 21

32. 58

86. 38

48. 00

oDays.
298 RKPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Slatciiioit s]io7vino; the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {/(-JO/ ) of /he Serirlaiy of Agriculture during the fseal year ended fune j<9, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Parker, Millie Parker, W. II Parrish, W. C Pan v, Win. C

Parsiiall, V

Parxins, C.I) Parlluw, !

Paul. John V. Payla'ir, N. :\r Pavnc, Aiuiie 1^ Payne, A. A\' Payne, Ilenrj- Pa3-ne, James A

Payne, James I, Peaper, Ida E

Pears, Fred W

Pearson, Nellie H . . .

.

Peckham, Emily . . . , Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Pennel, A. J

Percival, E. B

Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Laura V . . . . Perkins, Sarah E

Perr3% Pattie B

Petar, John

Peters, Bertie K

Petenson, Robert S .

.

Petty, Caroline V

Pe3'.ser, Wallace K . . . Pflieger, K. F

Phelps, C. E

Phillips, Chas. A

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Katherine. . Phillips, Eannes W. . Phillips, Marv J Phillips, M. E

Phillips, ]M. H

Phillips, W. J Phipps, Eaura

Phipps, R. M..

Pierce, Eaura V

Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

Pinkston, V. B

Pitts, Allie Bassett.. . Pitts, Corah E

Plumb, F. W. C

Plumer, Josephine . . Plunimer, Geo. A . . . . Pocock, George AV . . . Pocock, Nellie E

Poll, Annie A

Poisl, Wni. A

Polk, T. r

Pollard, A\ ni. S Pollock, David

Pollock, Julia C

Pope, F

Poppe, Herman C. . . . Porter, Alice

Porter, Mary- E

Ports, Annie

Potter, C. H

Potts, W. B

Potwin, Jessie Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, Eillie Price, J. M

Price, Nannie H

Pridgeon, John

Pros]ieri, John F

Proudley, Ray

Hours

eni- ploj^ed.

13294>

96

104

196 loS24

94 >^ 131 132

1167296

90 524 «48

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

18488

96 424^

479^

38496

96

228

447

q696

96

88 I

419/2 96

3S4 200

108

33- 00

47- 25

50. 88 52.70

50. 00

38. 64

6. 00

47-25

34. 95 33-87

29. 87

18. 00

48. 00

24. 00

265. 30

307. 20 22.00

137.60

46. 00

22. 00

48. 00

108. 20

239- 75

192. 00

48. 00 47-75

24. 00

24. 00 65.60

44. 00

223. 50

24. 00

4». 00

48. 00

18. 00

44. 00

7.62

242. 95 47-75

59- 75 36.00

48. 00

50- 35

107.07

24. 00

24. 00

192. 00

SO. 00

58. 35

70.66

46.63

III. 66

112.43

5-31 66.47

22. 41

66. 30

106. 00

48.00

77.38

71.65

80. 00

56. oS

74-30

77. 00 88.25

37- 00 85.00

28.44

77.22

84- 38

Hour.s Amount earned.

Pruitt, Ella M

Pumphrey, 15eltie. . . . l^umi)hrey, E. P., jr . . Purcell, lames .... Purcell, \\ Pj-emont, J. W

Quill, p;iizal)eth

(Juill, Nellie C

Quinlan, John F

Quinlan, Mary J Quinn, Michael A . .. Quinn, Minnie A . . .

.

Quintin, EiHie Radley, C. \V Ramey, E. C

Randall, Enima

Ranke, Ida Ransdell, F^. Eeonard

Ransdell, Enlu M . . . . Raub, George IVI Ray, Daniel C

Razey, F. T

Reaver, Maggie

Reed, Harrison

Reed, Eewis

Reed, W.I

Reed, Wiley M

Reese, W. P

Reid, Agnes H

Reilly, Ellen S

Reilly, Patrick

Reilv, Cora

Revells, Addie J Rejaiolds, George . . . Rhodes. Thos. A

Richard, Wm. F

Richards, Katie

Richards, E- C

Richards, Marj- J . .

.

Richards, Sarah M . Richardson, Chas. ]M Richardson, F. ]\I . .

.

Richardson, R. A . .

.

Richardson, W. H .

.

Rickards, Sani'l P .

.

Ricketts, Eliza E . .

.

Ricketts, J. H

Riddick, R. P

Rider, Emma S

Ridgel3% Rosa B . . .

,

Rieseberg, H. R

Riley, P. H

Riley, Sallie J Ring, John. ; Ring, T. M

Ritchie, E- J Roach, M. J Robb, John H

Roberts, D.J

Robertson, Cora B .

.

Robertson, E. K

Robe3% Geo. A

Robinson, Clara J..

.

Robinson, C. M., jr .

.

Robin.son, E. J Robin.son, J. ,S Robinson, Eula M .. Robin.son, M. D

Robin.son, Robt. B . . Robin.son, Sarah E . Robinson, Sarah E . Roche, Anna E

Roche, E.J

Rodgers, John W . .

.

Rodgers, Roselia Rodway, Alfred ....

loS96

471 350

461

96

80 104^

96

9568

48596

7294%

183 429

96

30895%

96

116 a 12 142%

96

18895

96 468 133%

380

$27.52

24. 00

235- 50 175.00

230. 50 462M 231-55

116 29.87 94% 47.25 383% 96.47 95% 47- 75 96 24. 00

32-80

33-60

17- 52

44. 00

40. 00 26.47

48. 00 47-50

34. 00

243. 00

48. 00 36.00

47.25

30. 42

42. 00 45.75

232. 45

48. 00

47- 50

28.80

7S.00

Piece- work.

1 104. 78

112. 12

100. 71

47-75

48. 00

25. 20

59- 75

76. So

38. 02

24. 00

24. 00

24. 00 24.00 42.00

47.00

23-75

24. 00

236. 70 33-97

206.91

24.00

60. 00

73-26

83.00

75- 37 74-30

88.33

82. 00

91.54

71 .01 57.00

82.45 45-88

72. 00

48. 00

75. 82 96.75

108. 61

106. 73

« Daj^s.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 299

No. 27.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report [igoi) of the Secretary of Ag) iculture during the fiscalyear elided fuie^o,

igoj, etc. —Continued.

I Amount earned. Hours ! plo«d.' Time

work.

Piece- work.

Rogers, A

Rogers, "Walter E

Roonev, Thomas P .

.

Root, E. :m Rose, Da^-id Rose, J. F

Ross, M. A

Rotenbur}". Lucy H. . Rountree,' W. J Rowe, ^V. H

Rowzee, W. A

Roy, Hamilton R . . . . Rubv, IvUcv V

Ruddach, Juo. T

Runyan, Annie E

Runyon, Harr\- S. . . . Rupp, Lucy . . Ruppert, Chas. F. . . . Russell Annie

Russell, Augusta . Russell, Charles

Russell, Emma E - - • • Rutherford, Jas-. A .

.

Rutter, Fred F

Rj-an. Edw. J Ryan, M. A

Ryan, :Margaret E - .

.

Ryberg, ^Vm. A

Ryder, Francis

Sacrev, Nellie M

Salkeld, ISIarv' E

Saltzman, E.'C Sand, Jno. G

Sandmeyer, R. Waldo

Sanford, Edna

Sangston, Marj- C . . . Sardo, A. E. , jr Satterfield. S.T

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Fannie I .

.

Saunders, H.C

Saunders, Sue

Sauter, Grace L

Savov, Georgeana V.

Schafer, E. J Scheerer, Annie M . .

.

Scheid, Philip Schermerhorn, Catherine Schermerhorn, Kate

J Scheuermau, H. A ... Schmidt, Geo.T

Schmidt, Marj- E

Schoolev, Elmer E . • Schulte,"Chas. H . . . . Schultz, Albert E... Schulze, Paul C

Schweitzer, Christ. F

Scott, ZMars' F

Scott. Wm

Searles, Katie C

Sefton, A. W

Sefton, Fred C

Segerson, J. E

Seibert, Frank

Serrano, M.

Serrin, Rosanna E. .

.

Seyfferth, F. W

Seymour, Wm. S Shaen, Michael

Shafer, A. E

Shafer, John

Shaffer, Geo. W

Shannon, James F. . , Shaw, Emily C

96

96

ICQ

72

179^

96

19296

96

18896

56

112

96

96

4801^ 516f60 384

96

100 376

11696

16 384

96

2S764

100

13295 >^ 412

$48.00

17.72 48.00

242. 15

21. 12

24. 00

25-17

iS. 00

28. 00

46. 00

98. 15

22. 00

44.87

40. 00

29- 75 48.00

48.00

48. 00

I $48. 00

48. 00

48. 00

52.20 48.00

47.00

18. 00

30. 42

12.00

30. 00

27. 52

240. 25 135-60 48.00

31- 15 192.00 54.00

56. 70

[88. 00

29.87 8.00

192. 00

48. 00

143- 50

19.62 63.00

42.27

33- 00 48.00

58.92

104. 40

Si.SS 90.36

84-39

86. 50 22.75

40. 00

104. 00

106. 00

.

I 82. 00

III. 85

48. 00

103. 01

106.50

79.88 101.28

96.50

31-26

[16. 00

96.19

Shaw, N. H

Shaw, O

Shawen, S. M

Shea, M.J

Shea, Timothy

Shearer, H. C

Sheldon, E.E

Shelksohn,Eillian M.

Sheriff, Dale C

Sherman, Geo. E • • - - vShine, Edward J Shinnen, J. C

Shipley, H. M

Shirley, Ida V. H . . .

.

Shock, Mars" Shomo, T. W

Shortsleeves, Annie . Shriner, Mary E

vShubbard, P. Kate...

Sibley, J Sibley, William E - •

.

Sibre, James J Sierenberg, Mar\-. .

.

Siewers, M. De W

Silver, Margaret

vSimmonds, Nellie . . . Simpson, Alice M. . . . Simpson, John

Simpson, S. M

vSims, M. E

Silvertsen, B. O

Sizer, Charles M

Skellv, Jvilia Slater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Smith, A. A

Smith, Albert G . . . . vSmith, Amy A

Smith, Anna J Smith, B. F

Smith, Emily M

Smith, Emm'a E

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Florence

Smith, Geo. H

Smith, Geo. W

Smith, J. E

Smith, Maggie K

Smith, Mary

Smith, M. J vSmith, Rosanna P. . . Smith, S. A

Smith, T. D

Smith, Thos. H

Smith, W. A

Smith, W. V

Smoot, Amanda E . .

.

Smoot, Kate V

Smythe, V. A

SoUers, Wm. A

Somers, Eizzie M. . . . Sommers, Adam J . .

.

Sommers, J. P

Songster, Thos

Soper, Samuel

Sothoron, Jessie Souder, Sadie M

Soules, E. C

Soult, Will E

Southerland, E- M . .

.

vSpaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M.T

Sparks, Geo. C

Sparks, Eouie

Sparks, Rebecca

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

196 $49 20

92 48 76 95% 23 87 f

54 00

465 233 00

^6 48 00 f

54 00

160 41 20

88 44 00

96 56 16 116 59 75 96 48 00

192 48 00

108 27 52

96 00

0.2. 80^ } 55 28

346 96'

28884

96

88 470^

116 336

401

192955^ 384

18496

192 5o8>^

192 342

192

11680

11685

80 294K

19595

144 a Days.
300 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Stalciuciit sJwiviug the naiiics of persons etiiployed in printing the AnniLal

A'cpoii [ /()(>i ) of Ihc Secretary of Agrieullure during the fiscal year endedJune jo,

/(^oj, c7r. - Conliiuied.

Name.

Sparrow, Howard K . Speaks, M.J

Spear, Hiram

Speer, James T

vSpeisser, M.

Spellbriiig, Bernard . Spencer, J.C

Spiker, Titus Splann, J. F

Spofford, I^. I, Sprandel, Mary M . .

.

Spriggs, M. E

Sprightley, P. S

Stack, Robert T

Staffan, George

Stalnaker, L,aura F .

.

Stanshury, Sallie . . . . .Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Steele, Philip S

Steely, L. R

Stein, Josephine A. . . Stembler, Geo. M

Stephens, G.W

Stephens, Mamie B .

.

Stern, Amelia

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Maud E

Stine, Harriet

St. John, Emma B . . Stockman, Jas. A. . , Stone, Nelhe M

Stormont, Emma G . Stout, C. H

Strachan, John C

vStratton,S.E

Strieker, W. F

Stroh, Edwin B

Stueven, Carrie

Sullivan, Abbie

Sullivan, John C

Sullivan, Robert E..

.

Svillivan, Rosa

vSwain, Cheney

Swarzman, Kate V. . . Sweeney, Maggie . . . . vSweeny, Patrick Sweet, Bessie O

Sweetman, M. M . . .

,

Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin

Sydnor, Ellen F

vSylvester, George W,

S'zegedv, E. G

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Talley, May

Tanner, Alvin J Tanner, Bettie A

Tappan, Hiram R .

.

Tarbox, F. I, Tavlor, Albert E

Taylor, William L,.. Teichman, F. C, jr.

.

Teller, Chas

Terrv, Emma C

Terrj', Hattie J Terry, Kate S

Terrv, Oliver C

Terrv, P. R

Terry, Walter H

Thacher, Frank E. . .

Hours

employed.

96

96

188

192 398

86

19592

92

9124 384

96

Amount earned.

192

72

204

192

9696 474

56

68 477^

96 381^

96

56

144 293 >4 93^

84

79

7196

391 384

89^/^ 115V2 88

96 384 334

Time

work.

$24. 00

61. 12 38.40 47.00

60. CO

201.85 43.00

48.90

51-75

17- 25 22.75

12. 00

192. 00

24. 00

60. 00

18. 00

48. 00

14- 75 51.60

48. 00

29- 75

51.48

33-60

18.00

24. 00

237. 00 8.00

19. 00

22. 40

35-05

238. 75 48.00

190. 75

48.00

50. 70 24.00

24. 00

24. 00

196. 80

28.00 38.40

149. 00

23-37

42. 00

20. 45

4. 00

[92. 00 47.00

28.40 48.00

48. 00

196. 20 153-60

22.37

29-75

22. 00

24. 00

192. 00

167. GO

work.

86.21 31-94

32. 95

'7^-38

82. 82

76.50 "3-47

48. 00

92.47

87.50

98. 32-

76. 00

95-75

115.00

95- 10

68.77

97- 7-4

Hours

employed.

Thackara, Forest S . Thayer, George H .

.

Thecker, Katie Thixton, Rodney L,

.

Thomas, E

Thompson, David A .j Thompson, Frank M.

Thorn, Benj. T

Thorn e, Charles F^ . . Thornton, John

Thornton, M.J

Throckmorton, K. B . Throckmorton, M. I . Thurston, Charles A

Tilghman, A. Tilghman, J. W

Tilly, Fannie

Tiverny, Ida V

Tolson, S Tomlinson, Ida M . .

.

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A. . . Toomey, Dennis

Towse, Elizabeth A.

.

Trammell, J. V

Trigg, Joseph M

Trudeau, E. L

Tucker, i,izzie Tulloss, Clara M

Tune, Thos. E

Turberville, G.R.I,,. Turkenton, Mary. . .

.

Turner, Wm. A. H ... Twiggs, C. E

Tyrrell, Carie L, Udell, Mattie Unkefer, A.C

Urban, Anna M

Urner, Mary N

Van Ar.sdale, Ida Van De Bogert, H . .

.

Van Deventer, B.I,.. Van Matre, Kate

Veatch, Jas. E

Vogt, Louis C Waddey, Jennie E • - . Wade, Margaret Wagner, J. W

Waldo, I^vdia H

Walker, A. K

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, Mary E

Wall, S. R

Wallace, Jno. H

Waller, John

Walling, Rose

Wallingsford,EllaI,. Wallrath, Rose M . .

.

Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Wal.sh, Mary E

Walter, Myra T

Waltens, Annie

Ward, L. M

Waring, M.C

Warndorff, A. J Warren, Chas.M

Warren, F. E

Warren, Geo. S Warren, May L, Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith Washburne, W.I, Wasson.H.C

10832

8896

Amount earned.

39296

192 11696

192 376

360

190^

52 280

96

19196

288

2448 404 "5

88 103^ 107^

165 38496

24 36796

96

104

399^

176

1.S6 96

383^/2 96

96

384
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PPJNTER. 301

No. 27.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1901) of the Secretary of Agricutiue during thefiscal year endedJune 30, igoj, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed. Waterman, T.J

Waters, Annie

Waters, Eva L

Waters, INIarv C

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Eliza A

Watson, H.C

Watson, J. C

Watts, :M. Rosella . . . Watts, Walter Waugh, John S Wear, E. E

Weaver, Margaret A. Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H.,jr. Weber, Wm. H

Webster, G

Webster, U. G

Weckerlv, Sara V. . .

.

Weeks, Neal C

Weidman, G. F

Weidman, J. M

Welch, Alice Wells, E

Wells, H.L

Welsh, Norris West, Catherine J

. .

.

West, James A

Weston, Charles F. . . Wetmore, George W.

Wetzel, Emil P

Whalev, jMaggie Whall.'EdwardG. .. . Whamond, Fred. G . . Wheeldon, L. D

Whelan, Jennie C. .. . Whitacre, Albert . . . White, Alice R

White, B

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Dora S

White, Frank

White, Geo. K

White, Geo. M

White, H. O

Whitehead, J. W

Whitelaw, P. J Whitmore, W. S

Whittaker, Walter... Whitted, F. U

Whittle, George

Whittle, Jas. J Whitzell, Hattie Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiedman, J. A

Wiegand, Gustave . .

.

96

52

96 29396

10496

88

88

7296 ai2 115^

88

192

40

94/^ 96

36896

96 384

96

136

28096

24 320

288

256 352

28096

100 275

184 116

108 287

1

304

Amount earned. Time

work.

S48. 00

Piece- work13-17

24. 00

147. 00

28. 80

52. 70

24. 00

50. 70 22.00

36.00

24.00

144.00

60. 00 59-50

22.00

48. 00 24.00

144.00

20. 00

28.35 48.00

184. 00

50. 88 38.40 43.20

192.00

48. 00

72. 68

140. 00

24. 00

162. 40

144. 00

128. 00 176.80

140. 00

54- 00

50. 35 70.47

46. 00

59- 75

27. 60

143- 75 177.84

$108. 00

61.50

86. 32

96. 00

96. 00 66.25

X07. 25

III. 30

103. 55 42.40

74-50

94- 15

Wiese, H

Wilcox, I,ewis H

Wilhelm, Chas

Wilkinson, Harry . .

.

Wilkinson, Thomas . Williams, Arthur J .

.

Williams, C. 1^ Williams, G. E

Williams, H. T

Williams, J.T

Williams, T. H

Williams, Thomas C. Williamson, A. K . . . . Williamson, I. D

Williamson, L,izzie C

.

Williamson, I,. H .... Willis, F. M

Williss, Henrj' C

Wilmeth, Warner 1^ . Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, Chas. R

Wilson, C.W

Wilson, J Wilson, Mar\^ E

Wilson, Nelie Wilson, William W. . Wiltberger, John J .

.

Wilton, W.C

Wine, Maude

Wirt, Catharine I, . . . Withers, Gertrude V.

Wolfe, Ben A

Wood, Alice G

Wood, EdW.J

Wood, J. H

Woodell, Jno. C Woodend, Emma F . Woodford. E- B Woodward, L, Woolsey, Emma

Work, Bessie ... . . .

.

Wright, Albert F

Wright, B.C

Wright, George

Wright, John

Wright, Mary E

Wright, S.C

Wright, Walter E . .

.

Wuesthoff, Frederick Wyman, N. H

Yates, Eugenia A. . . . Yeabower, Annie M . Yingling, Alice R. . .

.

Young, E

Zimmerman,August, jr • • •

• Zimmerman, Robt. H

Zook, Alice M

I Amount earned. Hours '• ^ - work. work.

374

96

68

196

1929^ 293^

112^

10893

96

100 276

1696

96 204

'176"

404^4

19296

96

10880

16896

80 ' 410K

92

396 188^

96

176

$187. 00

28. 80

34- 00 49-15

48. 00 53-50

48. 00

147- 35 47-50

57- 65

96

40

288

115

38.64 46.50

48. 00

26.88 51-05

138. 00

8. 00

26. 88

48. 00 51.60

55-00

24. 00 34.00

53-00

102. 32

60, 00

48. 00

48. 00 38-64

40. 00

42. 00

48. 00

20. 00

208. 00

46. 00 211.77 47.12

48.00

20. 00

1 144. 00

29. 62

48. 00

a Days.
302 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement shoiving the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1902) of the Seci'etary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJune ^o^

1903, luith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Adams, A. S Adams, Carrie Adams, \Vm. S Addison, Philip

Adie, Alice Ahern, Klla

Allen, Annie C

Allender, Mamie 15 . . Amazeen, Chas. B. . . . Amoss, James O

Anderson, Claudia C. Anderson, D. K

Anderson, Edna S. .

.

Anderson, Mary E). . . Anderson, Nellie . . . . Anderson, Ollie Andrews, L. Andrews, Margaret.

.

Arends, Fred L, Armstrong, CP

Armstrong, F. A . . . . Armstrong, Jno. M . . . Arnold, George J . . . . Arnts, Arthur Ashcom, Marj' Ashe, Annie

Ashford, Bessie Ashion, H. F

Ayres, Annie

Babcock, J. H., jr Babcock, John

Babcock, L . .

•. Bagger, Eleanor G . .

.

Bailey, Ida M

Bailey, Mary E

Bailey, S

Baker, Emily M

Baker, W. H

Baldenecker, Theo. E

Baldwin, E. F

Balkam, Annie W .

.

Ballon, J. R

Barbanx, Clara E - • - - Bardwell, Minnie W.

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, I^aura I, Barnholt, Wm. H

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Robert D

Barry, J Bassett, Harry W. . . . Baubj', Madeline . . . . Bauer, C. A

Baxter, lone T

Baylie, Jennie

Becker, Ernest Beckwith, Daniel. . . . Belair, Felix J Belcher, Joseph W. . . Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra A. . . . Benjamin, W. T

Benker, C. G

Bentzel,Chas. H

Bentley, M. F. C

Berger, Joseph J Bergman, Blanche T^. Bergeson, Andrew. .

.

Berkeley, Geo. T

Beyler, Edward

Bierle3% AVilliam Biggart.C

Binkert, Damon A. .

.

Birmingham, Jos. J .

.

Hours

enil)loyed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

202

215

95%

96

96

186

[745^ 96M

97

[27

10896

126 183%

96"

96

180 183^

96

186 225^ 95^

10496

jf.4». 00 54.00

81.88

110.95 56.16

47- 75

48. 00 48.00

93-15

87. 25

54. 28 48.55

48. 00

66.95

55-20

48. 00

66.60

91-75

50. 88

24. 00

6. 00 48.00

48.00

48. 00

90. 00 91-75 86.75

93-15

116. 20

24. 00 23-87 52.80

24. 00

48. 00

24. 00

45- 75

24. 00

48.00

48. 00

74- 19

24. 00

71.69

24. 00 41.92

48. 00

21.88

48.00

24.40

46. 00

24. 00 47.00

24. 00 63-94

71-93

23. 00

48. 00

24. 00

24. 00 75-30

23-75

24. 00 75-76

22. GO

48. 00

24. 00

75- 76

75- 30

76.54

24. 00

Name.

Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Blackburn, Samuel .

.

Blackistone, F' ranees P

Blackley, Belle B

Blackmur, Ella Blake, W. W

Bond, Marion M

Boone, Geo. W

Booth, W.H

Borst, J. A

Boteler, Harry S

Bowie, A. J Bowie, M. E

Bowler, Bessie E

Boyd, Alex

Boyd, Wm. J Brady, Rosa. ..

.'. Bragg, Robert E

Branham, W. Ru.ssell Brannan, Mary A. . .

.

Breen, Jas Brennan, Richard . .

.

Breslin, J Breuninger, Julia A . Brice, Lucy I, Brick, Alice L, Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M

Briggs, W. C

Bright, Wm.H

Britt, Geo. R. P

Bro-see, Guy

Brosemer, louis Brown, CP

Brown, E. W

Browne, Ella M

Browne, John D

Brudin, John F

Brummelkamp, J. A . Bryan, S

Bryarly, ,Susan F. . . . Buckingham, Clinton O

Buddington, Anna E. Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A. J Bullen, W. W

Bunch, Hester R

Bunker, E. N

Bunn, Sidnc}^ S

Burges, Almyra A . . . Burgy% Marie

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Catherine. .

.

Burke, Mamie H . . . . Burkhart,J.E

Burlingame, Wm . . . . Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jes.sie A

Burrus, Anna

Bur.son, I. A

Bush, Daniel P

Buskuhl, Fred

Bute, F;ila H

Butler, Missouri G... . Butt, Lilla W

Byrne, Mary F^ Bvrne, P.J Byrnes, Thos. F

Hours emploj^ed.

96

[32 85^

96

Amount earned.

10497^

9679^

103

9^96

1849290^ 86^

186

q2

96

108

9595K2

1S596

1 84

rt 14 a Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2'$). —Statement showing the names of persons employed in printing the Annual Report {1902) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedftmejo,

igoj, etc. —Continued.

Hours

emplo3^ed..

Calhoun, KatherineB

Callaghan, William . Callahan, John J Camatella, Salvatore. Cammack, M

Camp,W.M

Campbell, vSarah A. .

.

Campbell, Thos. A . .

.

Care}-, H.J

Carpenter, Emma J.

.

Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, I^izzie .... Carpenter, ]Mar\' Carter, Belle .. Carter, Edward I, . . . Carter, Fannie D

Carter, Lilv Cason, Thos. J Casper, E

Cather, Anna

Cavanaugh, James . .

.

Cawood, Blanche .... Chandler, Nina

Charles, Seward

Chase, F

Chase, H.W

Chase, ?vlaria A

Chedal, May B

Cheshire, R. :M Childress, J. W

Childs, .Samuel X. . .

.

Christian, R. Christian, Wallace B. Christfield, John D . . Christie, Harrv R . .

.

Chritzman, B. L

Chute, Daniel J Claflin, F. M

Clark, Alice G

Clark, J. Wilson

Clark, Xellie Clarkson, :M Clarkson, W. F

Clements, Ella F . . . . Clokey, Julia F

Coder, M. G

Cohen, Meyer S

Cole, Frank O

Cole, Grace G

Cole, Geo. W

Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M. ]M Coleman, Benj Coleman, I,aura

Colklesser, A. A

Collar, Lora A \ Collins, J Collins, Susie A. . .

.

Colman, John

Conger, Wm. H

Conner, Abbie R . . Conner, Elizabeth. Conner, Jas. D

Connor, Wm. C

Conway, Thomas .

.

Cook, Mary H

Cooke, Adelia

Cooke, C.F

Cooke, Carrie Cooper, Mary E . •

.

Copper, Saml. R . .

.

Corbin, M

Co.sden, Mary E . • • Costin, Eucia G. M . Cottle, Gertrude B

.

95^

9694^

96

loS

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

108

76

96

80

17693^

9696

« 12

96

130

18196

96

160

108

162 ni2

96

969695^

I24. 00

52. 08

24. 00

38.40

53-15

48. 00

27. 60

48. 00

24.00

34- 50

19. 00

24. 00

48. 00

40. 00

88.00

52.59

48. 00

24. 00

60. 00 48.00

48. 00

50. 88

48. 00

46. 00

90. 50

48. 00

36. 00

24. 00 27.60

38.84

80. 00

27. 60 83-05

60. 00

24. 00

24. 00

48. 00

53-72

27. 60

Piece- work.

I48. 00

48. 00 71-05

46. 00

67.62

24. 00 7^-53

23-75

24. 00

47-75

48. 00

23-63

75-76

75-98

48. 00

24. 00

47- 75

24. 00 75-76

48. 00

62. 00 44-63

24. 00

48. 00

24. 00

48. 00

70- 95

48. 00

48. 00 23.26

44. 88

Coughlan, Alice M . .

.

Cowell,H.C

Cox, Oliver M. . . . Crabb, Charles E

Cramer, Mary A

Craven, J. C

Crawford, Hortense

35 Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crollard, Eizzie Cromwell, Eucy A . .

.

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A

Crowe, Bessie Crowley, Patrick . . .

.

Croxton, Ida I Crutchfield, Minnie E

Cullen, A. W

Cullinan, M. A

Cun.iy, Eloyd G

Cunningham,John A. Curran, Fannie E. . . - Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Enima

Daily, Edward J Dalkin, Isabella Dalton, A. Zelda Dame, May

Danforth, Esther E- • Daniel, Nannie

Darby, M. A

Dausch, Kate Da Vega, E. M

Davis, Chas. S

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, Eottie ........ Day, J. P

Deakins, Philip A . .

.

Dean, Chas. W

Deans, A.C

Decker, Kate

Deering, C

Delahvmty, John

Dement, Elmer De Moll, Maggie

Denney, H. H

Denny, Roxie

Dickinson, Fannie. . . Dickson, W. H

Dietz, Eillian E

Diggs, Beverly

Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dillman, J.W.E

Dillon, Thomas

Dodd, Permelia E • - - Dodge, Ida Doering, Robt . E

Dogan, Albert Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary

Dolan, Annie E

Donovan, Maggie E

.

Dorse}', Hannah . . . . Dougherty, Nellie M

.

Dove, Mary F

Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E

Dowling, J. E

Downey, Mary A . . . . Downie, Eizzie

Hours

employed.

96

172

10896

132

loS

919696

9696K

9689H

9694^

108

Amount earned.

n Days.
304 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2.S.

Statcuicut shocking ihc names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report [rqo2) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefseal year endedfine jo,

1903, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Downing, John P

Downs, Annie C

Drake, H. F.J Dubant, INIand DnfTev, Ella B

Duffy; John E

Duffy, Joseph

Dulin, IVIary S Dumont, Julia Dunn, Michael Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, John T

Dunning, H

Dunnington, I,uc3' P. Durham, C

Dutrow, A

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwver, John 1, East, A. I, Eaton, I^izzie E

Eaton, Milton F

Eberle, R. .S Eckels, P.J Ecker, Chas. A

Edie, A

Eggleston, M. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Elizabeth E. . Elliott, Harrv- W

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Sallie J Ellsworth, C. Abbie. . Emerson, J. W

English, S.G

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna . . . Erck, Claire A

Erner, Fannie A

Eshelman, A. ISI Eskew, H. M

Esperon, T. B

Espej^, Jessie B

Espejs lyouis

Esterl}'. J. Irwin

Etchison, I^. E

Everhart, Jennie .... Everman, John W .

.

Fagau, Cora B

Fallon, D. F

Farmer, H. T

Fay, Marj- A

Fay, Robert T

Faj-e, Jacob

Fenton, Bessie Fenton, I^lsie F

Ferguson, \Vm. P . . . . Ferris, Frank M

Field, .Sadie Figg, W. H

Finch, George

Finnegan, John T. . .

.

F'inniiran, Patrick H.

Fish, H.C

F'isher, Amanda E. . . Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Harriet

Fisher, Helen M

Fitz Gerald, Louise . . Fitzgerald, Margaret

Fitzgerald, Marj^ .... Fitzgerald, Thomas A

Fitzpatrick, Henry . . Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitz Patrick, Mary H

Hours

employed.

18S ]o895

96

200

168

173 200

198 >^

ro9

186

96 183^ 96"'

95'/^

96

loS 186

Amount earned. Time

work.

$94.40

27. 60 47-50

48. 00

loi. 40

84. 00

48. 00

38. 40

87.55

101.50

101.95 23.00

38. 84

48. 00

76.80

55-35

93- 15

22. 00

24. 00

91-75

48. 00

50. 40 47-75

4c. 04

24. 85 66.95

24. 00 55-20

93- 15

132 69.60

96 48. 00

1S4 92. 00 94^ 47-25 96 48. 00 182^ 91.40

96 48. 00

96 24. 00

96 24. 00 95^ 23. 87 128^ 67.85

93- 15 218 1 1 1

. 90

104 26.60

Piece- work.

$74.84

54-50

76.54

48. 00

75-73 45-44

24. 00

24. 00 71-53

56. 69

59- 39 67.88

40. 00

18. 00

71.41 46.25

22. 00

23-63

44- 50 48.00

72.14

'43-28

48. 00

21. 00.

47-63

32.32

46. 00

75.30

44. 75

Hours

employed.

Flanagan, M. E

Flather, Elizabeth E

Fleming, M

Flint, Thos., jr Fogerty, James

Foley, i)aniel J Foley, INIarguerite M

Ford, Mary C

Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick.

.

Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A .

.

Fox, Elizabeth vS Frahm, Henry

France, I^illej^ M ... Frazier, Mary E ! F'rederick, John H . . .

!

Frink, Emma A

Froelich, Kathrvn E.

Frost, Mary E • ' Fr5^ E. S Fuhrman, Edward . . Fuhrmann, Chas. J .. Furbeshaw, J. H

Furrow, Annie INI. . . . Gaines, Evelyn O. . . . Gainey, Agnes C

Gallagher, Ella M . . . Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher, W. E

Gantley, John M

Gardiner, Lvdia I\I . . Garland, J. D

Garner, J. S

Garrett, Mary E

Garst, Susie 1^ Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie. . . . Gayle, Ida George, Tames A . . . . Gerber, Theodore . . Gheen,Bell

Gilbert, H. A

Gillem, M. A

Gilliam, Catherine E.

Gillin, David

Gillin, Joseph T

Girvin, Isabella

Gisriel, 1^ Gittings, Nettie Gladding, I.ewis T . . Glade, Henry

Glenn, Josep'h F

Glover, Wm. M

Goddard, I^eora Goldstein, William N

Goldthwaite, Chas. .

.

Gonder, .Sue F

Gonzales, Joseph V . . Goodkey, Jos. E

Good, Jessie M

Goode, Eslanda C. .

.

Goodman, Cassie A . . Goodwin, Rose W. . .

.

Gordon, M. B

Gorhani, Mary F) Goss, A. D

Goss, Jennie

Goss, M

Gotta, Robt. E

Graham, A. W

Grant, Alfred O. P.. . Gra.sse, Marie ly Gray, Carrie R

Gray, Edna

Gregory, Daniel E . •

96

18391^

19080

95^

108

108

186

19296

9296

2185^

87

9693^^ 88

20196

Amount earned.

96

1S6

18496

96

48. 00

93- 15

92. 00 48.00

53-82

24. 00

27. 60 48.00

57- 03

48. 00

j6o ' 80.40

24.00

48.00

40. 88 23.88

24.00

75-98

44. 00

46. 00 24.00

71. 16

a Days,
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2S.

Statement shozcing the na)nts of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report \1g02) of the Seeretary of Agriculture during the fscal year ended funejo,

igOj, etc. —Continued. Amount earned. Hours

^^r^'A Time Piece- ployed. Hours

employed.

94^ $23.62

96 48. 00

96 48. 00

loS 55. 20 96 4S. 00

1^296

90

207}^ 96

7296

80

12896

96

955^

8184

96

95

88

95^

95%

80^

a 12

45. 00

47- 50

24.00

52.31 48.00

106.40 24.00

36.00 4S.00

4>>.oo 69.60

38.40

48. 00

20.00

III. 45

69.00

67. 20

54-06

Gregon.-. Louise E .

.

Green. Annie

Green, 31. T

GrifBn. John

Grisrgs. L

Grill. Geo. A

Grimes. Edith M . .

.

Grimes, Hattie L . - - Grinnan. R. L

Grossron. Ellen H. .

.

Guiles. Chas.H

Gunning. Edw. J

... Haar. Rosa M

Hackett. Katherine Hackman. B. F

Hadger. Pauline D . Haggerty. J. E

Hasrarertv, Michael J Halbieib. Louis E. .

.

Hale. Chas. W

Hall. Edward T Hall, T. Frank

Hallidav. Belle Hallock. Daniel B .

.

Hambly. John S Hammond. Jno. E .

.

Hanlon. Jno. R

Harding. Margaret . Hardv, Ella C

Haring. \r. W

Harrell. Wells C...

Harriraan. Helen R

Harris, M. Agnes . .

.

Harris. Michael a 135^ Hart, Lewis W

Hart. Wm. J Harvey. Mary E . .

.

Harvev. Wilson

Haskell. F. A

Hassel, Chester

Hassel. G. H

Hasson, T. D

Havens. F.B Hawken. Agnes M

Hawkins. Geo. A .

.

Hawley. Nathan C

Hayes. Finley S . .

.

Haves. Hugh

HaVes, Lillie F . . .

.

Hayes, M.E

Hayes. Mamie

Haves. Mar^- Hays. Helen H . . .

.

Ha\-wood. Jennie F. Heffeman, Chas. A . . 13 HefFeman. Thomas. 9 Heffner. Clara S Heffner, Mar\-

Heltf. Josefine rsi Helmig, C. F 9 Hemmingwav. Marv-, K :

'. Hepburn, C.W

Hepburn, Chas. F . .

.

Herbert, Florence L

Herbert. Wm.r

Herbst, Minnie Herman, Ernest .... Herzog, Daniel S .

.

Hess, C.T

Hess. S Hewston. Mar>- E.E

Hickman. E. L

Hickman, W. H

Higgins. Annie

Hill, J. E

l47- 63

4";. CO

2S. CO

48. GO

46.00

51.06

fci-57

4i>. 97

24.00

56.16

48. 00 47.75 42.00

32.40

43-50

21.00 48.00

47. 50

35- 20 26.40

r4-65

4b. 00

22.00

23.87

69.60

39.04

24. GO

-i 46. S9

96 24.00

210 107.15

96 24.00 218 III- 75 85^^ 21. 37 92

24. 00

24. 00

32.24

76.80

24. 00

24.. 00

Hill, Mamie N

Hill. Norman

Hilton, J. P

Himmighoefer. Emil

Hinslev. Lottie B . . . . Hipkiiis. C. C

Hitchcox, T Hoev, Jennie G

Hoffman. Geo , Hofmann. Ferdinand

Hoiby. Henrs' Holbrook, Chas. T . . . Holler. Rosa L

HolUnarer, Clara B . . . Hollis.lXeme V

HoUohan, Man,- J. . . . Holmes. Barbara . . . . Holton. Hovt A

Hooper, E. J Hoover. Alice S Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Louise. . . . Houck. Henry T

Howard, J. E." Howe, John T

Hubbel. Mar>- Hughes, Jenriie Humphries, Emily . . Hunt. Lizzie '

. . . Hunt. INIargaret Huntress, H. Louise . Hursh. Frank

Hussev, Annie. ...

Hj-att,' Nellie B

Tackson, Geo. E

Jackson.Mildred E. L

Jackson, Pauline .... Jaeger, Louis A

Jama. Theresa

Jay, Mabel

Jeffries. Emma

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, James

Jensen. Emma.

Jerdone, Clara P

Jirikowic, Joseph C.

.

Johnson, Elmer

Johnson, L H

Johnson, MarA- .\ . . . . Johnson, R. S

'. Johnson, T. M

Johnson, AV. B

Johnson, W. F

Johnson, Wm. H

Johnson. "VV.R Johnston, W. E

Johnston. W. T

JoUey. Marie L

Jones, Albert N

Jones. Catherine E . . Jones, G. E

Jones. Geo. W

Jones, Jas. T

Jones, ilarv- E. A

Jordan, Nellie E

Jordan. Richard E . .

.

Jordan, Sabina \ Judge, CP ! Julian, R. A i Kane, Nora | Kankey, Virginia. ... Karnes, J, E | Keane, Katie j Kearney, James ! Keating, Annie 1 Keck, Alonzo i

96

119

Amount earned.

96

96

96

114

97

1869696

112

13293^

S. Doc.

"Davs.

Time Piece- work. ' work.

$24. 00

31.10

18. 00

48. 00

IS6 93-15

loS 55-20

96 48.00

224I/2 115- 70

24. GO

94^2 23. 62

92. 00

22. 00

24. 00

24. GO

4b. 00 54.00

4b. 00 4.00

24. 00

60. 00

3S-84

69. 60

93- 15

36. 00

24. 00

28. 00

24. 00 24.00

69. 60

46. 75

53.76

50.

27. 87

76.5+

39- 50

47-88

4b. 40

42. 00

21. 00

24. 00

4S. 00

24. 00

4b. 00

24. 00

23. 88

24. 00

74- 41

4S. 00

43. 00

24. 00

45. 88

4b. 00

24. 00

57-13

48. 00

23. 88

24. 00

4b. 00

24. 00

24. 00

22. 00

22.00

24. 00

47-38

24. 00

24. 00

50.80 35.76 20
3o6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement shozuing the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {/902) of the Secretary ofAgriculture during the fiscal year endedfune jo,

190J, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Kee, Eli^-a G

Keelaii, Johti C

Kehoe, Mary B

Kelly, Alice G

Kell3^ John J Kellv,T.J

Kellv, W.

Kelly, Win. H

Kenion, F. C

Kent, M.

Kilborn, I,. I) Killigan, Josephint- A

King, Mattie B

King, W.A

Kirby, Chas. J Kitzmiller, H. W

Klager, Sophie

Knight, Jno. E

Knoble, Max J Knott, CM

Kuowles, Wni. T

Koester, Matilda F . Koockogej', vSamuel . Kretschmar, Emma S Kukart. Leonard .... Kunimer, Verona .... Kundahl, Charles . . . I^a Bille, Mary J La Bossiere, Edw .... Lackev, Ella C

Lahke, Arthur H

Lai or, Martha E

Lambert, Nannie. .. . Lambert, W. C

Lange, E. A

Langsdale, Bertha H

Lanman, Frank E • • • Laporte, W. M

Lashhorn, M. A

Lattin, Mary E

Lauxman, H. M

Lauxmann,Florence D

Lawrence, Emma . . . Lawj-er, Anna T

Laj't'on, Jnlia M

Leaplej^ J.N

Lear, Jos, H

Le Due, Edith V

Lee, Martha

Lee, Wm. E

Lefferts, Samuel G . . . Leimbach, Pearl Le Merle, A. M

Lendner, Margaret. . Lenhart, J. M

Lenman, M. E

Le Preux, Bettie Levey, John

Lewellvn, Luzetta . .

.

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, Rachel E

Lewis, Thomas M . . . Lej den, John E

Lindstrom, Albert. . . Linhart, May

Liiiqnist, John

Liomin, George

Lloyd, Ella T

Locker, .\lfred Lohmeyer, Richard C

Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Loring, Annie

Lowe, Geo. W

Lowry, Robert

Hours employed.

Amount earned.

1 inie Piece- work, work.

95Y2

I bo

97

96

96

10496

18448

18596

$47-75

89 >^ 44-75

96 4S. 00

96 54. 00

179 89-95

96 56. 16 23-87

132 69. 60

96 24. 00

96 56. 21 96 48. 00

226 116.45

96 48. 00 183^ 91-75 95^ 38.20

96 24.00

96 48. 00

96 2d . 00 182^ 91-25

104 52.80

104 53-05

95 47- 75

48. 00 54.00

90. 00 54.62

$75- 76

Hours em- Amount earned. oloved '^""^ Piece- P^°>^^- work. work.

24. 00

76. 54

9192 47-75

57-71

12.00

24. 00

24. 00 75-76

24. 00

S5

96

881^ 96

186

96

24. 00

48. 00

45- 26

24. 00

24. 00 47.26

48. 00 67.86

24. 00

48. 00

24.00

79- 90

48. 00

48. 00

46. 50

'5i.'48

24. 00

53- 15 52.80

30. 24

92. 00

12. 00

89-45

93- 15

92.65

57. 60

75-45 74.80

22.00

74- 38 22.88

66.81 23.76

48. CO

48. GO

48. 00

Lucas, Carrie J Luckett, Lucinda . .

.

Lucv, Cornelius J. .

.

Lusby, Ida C

Lj-ddane, Jennie .... Lynch, Jennie Lynch, Nora

Lyons, Nellie V.X .

.

Ly.ston, Marv B Mackay, G.I) Macnichol, Sallie . .

.

Maddox, Fannie .... Magill, W.J

Maher, Edwd. C . . .

.

Mahoney, Julia Mahoiiey, Terrence

Main, Nettie Malpas, Charles E .

.

Mangold, Martin . .

.

Mann, J. L

Manning, Jennie H . Man.sfield, J. E

Marcy, Agnes J Markey, Patrick H . Markham, M

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, Libbie .... Mar-shall, William .

.

Marshel, Dora B . . .

.

Martin, Annie M . .

.

Martin, David B . . .

.

Martin, Mae

Martin, Minnie E. . . . 92 Martin, Thomas 96 Marye, A. M

Massey, Frances L

Massey, Victoria P

Mattimore, Charles A 210 Mauger, Sallie J Mans, C

Maxwell, Julia M

Mayer, Louise J McAloon, T. A 92 McCabe, Hattie [ McCampbell, N. L . . .' McCarten, Kate ' McCarthy, Edw. F . . .

1 184 1/ McCarth'v, Charles J

.

McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, John F. .

.

McClelland, Rose McComb, John McCormick, Maiy . .

.

McCullum, Ella McCullough, Robert E

McDermott, Emma. . McDevitt, Frances. .

.

McDonald, Edwd. vS . McDonald, J. F

McElhannon, S. G . . . McF,neaiiy,T. L

McFaddeii, Alice R .

.

McFadyen, F. R

McGee," Agnes

McGinnell, INIary McGivern, ^Margaret L

McGivern, ISIarian. . . McGowan, INIinnie F. McGrath, Anna C McGurk, Alfred J . . .[ Mclntyre, Bell J McKee, Ada J McKevitt, Annie McKenna.T. F , McKie, Margaret 1

96

95

96

72

40

184

$60. 00

46. 00

58-15

44. 00

48. 00

44- 25 54.00

93- 15

48. 00

23.00 48.00

107. 15

46.00

92. 40 48.00

38.20

48. 00

18. 00

52 26.00

72 18.00

124 48.60

100 53-42 105^ 26. 97 96 48. 00

96 48 00

92.00

22.00

$48. 00

48. 00

75-21

24. 00

24. 00

24. 00 63.06

48. 00

76. 54

24. 00

24. 00

6. 00

48. 00

48. 00

39-88 45-50

65- 92

75-98 48.00

68.48

75- 16

48. GO

74.38

48. GO

6. GO

54. 28

70. 46

4^- 13

24. GO 75.20

73-11

18.00

24. OG

24. 00

68. 87 73-46

24.40

18. 00

32.76

46. GG 63-53

a Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing the Jiaines of persons employed in planting the Annual

Repoii (igoi) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedfunejo,

etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work. McKinney, F. H 92 McKinno'n. J. D 96 McLanahan, R. C . . . . 32 McLanahan, W. H . . . 89^

McIvEughlin, Deline , Mcl^eod, Mamie A

IMc^NIahon, Stasia , ^Mcrsianus, James .... 170 IMcManus, Jos 1S4 McNalh'. Francis J

. . 92 McNamara, Bridget .

j 96 McNamara, Jennie . . : 96 McNamara, IVIary , McXerhariy, Ida , McNicholas, R 97 McUmber. Frank L • 96 McVille, Hattie McVille, Mary ! Means, Lizzie Mearns, William . .

.

Medlin, J.P

Meier, Chas

Melbourne, Wm. F . Meritt, Fdgar B

Merriam, George R.

Merrill, EdnaL

:\Ietcalf, Glenn A. .. Metzler, Martha A . Meyer, Leonard .... Mevers, Ellen S Middleton, Ella

Miller, Ella G

]Miller, George 96

INIiller, Lizzie

:Miller, Martin . 96

Mills, E. C

Mitchell, E. E 96V2 Mitchell, Elizabeth G

^Mitchell, James 96 Mitchell, Joseph D. . 221 Mitchell, Katie A

Mitchell, Mattie M..

Mitchell, W. B 96 Moakler, Charlotte. ' Mockbee, Lizzie V. . . >5S Moloney, \Vm. J 95^^ Montgomery, R. :\r. C

Montrose, Agnes :M Montrose, Olive ]M Mooney, Alice

INIooney, Charles J. . . 96 Mooney, Edwin H. . . 1 124 Moore, C. W 202 Moore, Cecelia A . . . . 96 Moore, Elizabeth F. .! INIooty, M. M ' 87 Moran, David H 96 Moran, John W 95 Moran, Mary .... Moran, W. H 95 Morell, Emilie C ! ]\Ioreno, Amelia

Morgan, W.D 95 Morris, Geo. O 132 Morris, John 131^ Morrow, M. M

Moselev, T. G 96^^ Mothefhead, John C. 186 Moxley, Monroe C. . . 108 Muckelston, W.H ... 88 Mueller, Flora H

Muffley, William E. .j 128 Mulcahy,Josephine J 96 Mullen, J.J 184 Mulligan, C. H 95^

Mulligan, J . Edwd ... 73

$23. 00

48. 00

16. 00

47- 43

92. 00

4-6. 00

24. 00

24. 00

147- 38

24. 00

24. 00

38.81

48 CO

12. 00

48. CO

28. 05

48. 00

93 33- 1

1

i~^4 92. 00

1S2

' 12 76. So

iiS 55- 20 96 48. CO 96 4S. 00

96 48. 00

184 92.15

96 24. 00

24. 00

24. 00

48. 00 |. 'so.'ss'l.

4.S. 00

46. 00

24. 00

'75' 76'

48. 00

24. 00 "3-65

22. 00 47-75

48.00

32. 4-0 103.67

24. 00

21.75

48. 00

47- 50 47-50

47.50 69.60

69-35 38.64

93-15

27. 60 44.80

67. 20

24. 00

92. 00 53-72

41. 06

76.54

76- 54

24. 00

24. 00

48. 00 46.00

24. 00

24.80

46. 00

73-27

23-75

48.00

Mulquin, Mary A . . .

.

Muntz, Carrie Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Sallie Murray, D. J Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Murreil, Julia Murto, R. Benj. .. Myers, John F

Myers, Robt

Nagle, Emily E

Nalle, E. G

Nally, James

Nash, E. M

Nash, G.J

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Jennie R . . .

.

Nelson, Otto

Nerv'is, Mary

Netherland, Fred. . . . Nevin, INIatthias W .

.

Nevins, Wm. B

Newell, G. W" Newman, Clarence .

.

Newsom, Hubert . . . . Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, F. N

Nightingale, Louisa . Nobles, Fred. I Nohe, IMinnie A

Nolan, Enuna J Nolen, John Y

Noonan, John J Noonan, John T

Nunley, Emma

Nve, James

O'^Brien, John J O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connor, Mary E. .

.

O'Gorman,Catherine Ohm, Charlotte D

O'Keefe, Katie C

0'Lear\% Dennis J . . . 0'Lear3^ M

Oliver, Walter H

O'Meara, A. B

Opdj^ke, Alice O'Rourke, Mary El- len

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, E. L

Osborre, .Stella M . . . Ourdan, Vivienne A.

.

Owens, Mary

Paetsch, Eugene R.E

.

Page, Birdie

Paine, H. W

Palmer, Augusta B .

.

Palmer, Thomas S. . . Parent, Margaret J

.

.

Parker, J. E

Parker, Millie Parker, W.H

Parlin, Annie

Parry, Wm. C

Parshall, W. V

Parsons, CD

Parsons, Edna

Payne, A. W

Payne, Annie L

Payne, James L

Pears, Fred W

Pearson, Nellie H. .. Percival, E. B

Perkins, Geo. M

Hours

employed.

129

9b80

33

89

96

8796 96' 93^

10888

13297

96

96

85

96

100

Amount earned.

10095

96

9696

92

132

96

96 5.40 a Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement shozuin<^ the uauies of persons employed in printing the Afifiual Report {1902) of the Secretary of Agriculture dicring the fseal year endedJune jo,

Jgas, etc. —Continued.

Honrs

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work. « ork.

9b

Perkins, Tvaura \ .

.

Perkins, .Sarali 1^ . . Perry, Pattie B

Peterson, Ko1)ert S. Petty, Caroline V .

.

Peyser, Wallace K. . .! 103^

Pflieger, K. F 1 90 Phelps, C.E ' 89^

Phillips, J. A ^ 96 Phillips, Katherine.

Phillips, M.E

Phillips, W.J 85 Phipps, Laura

Phipps, R.M 76 Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H | 64 Pipes, J. M I 86

Pitts, Allie Bassett. . Plumb, F. W. C

Plumer, Josephine

Pocock, Nellie E

Poff, Annie A

Poist, Wm.A 88 Polk, T. P 95^

Pollock, Julia C

Pope, F

Pope, John \\ 96 Poppe, Herman C . . . SS Porter, Alice

Porter, Mary L

Porter, R. A

$48.00

175- 30 66.57

39-31

48. 00

26. 27

45- 15 44-75

48. 00

42.50

38.00

48. 00 42.25

24. 00

20. 00

32. 00

43- 00

46.40

47-75

24. 00 49-50

Ports, Annie

Potts, W. B

Potwin, Jes.sie Prather, Marj- A

Pratt, D.M

Pratt, Ivillie [ Pridgeon, John j Proudlev, Kay

Pruitt, Ella M : Pumphre}-, Bettie .... Pumphre}-, E- P., jr . . Purcell, James L. . .

.

Purcell, M

Pj-emont, J. W 1 Quill, F:iizabeth I Quill, Nellie C

Quinlan, John F i Quinlan, Marj* J Quinn, Michael A . .

.

Quintin, Lillie Raedy, Katie H

Ramev, E. C

Randall, W. B

Ranke, Ida

Ransdell, Lula M . . . . Ray, Daniel C

Razey, F. T

Reaver, Maggie

Reed, Harrison | Ree<!, I.ewis Reed, Wilev M

ReeSL, W. r

Reid, Airnes H

Reilh-, Kllen S

Reillv, Patrick j Reily. Cora

Revells, Addie J Reynolds, George. ... Richard.s, Katie

Richards, E.C

Richards, Mary J. .

.

Ricliards, Sarah M.

Richardson, Chas. M

Richardson, John . .

.

Richter, Charles

96

24. 00

48. 00

40. 58

48. 00

72. 76

48. 00

24. 00

47.88

24. 00

49. 00

94

10496

96

9696

8795K

88

26.60

48. 00 49.20

24. 00

24. 00 43-50

71.90 4S.00

9^y:

95'/: 93

46. 75

23. 87 46.50

69.44

65. 83

45-91 53-80

23. 00

22. 50

24. 00

24. 00

112 32. 80

90 45 00

96 48. 00

95 23- 75

132 69. 60 90^ 45- 25

48.00

75- 76

24. 00

30.31

88

71.43

48. 00

96

44.00

48.00

76.54

96

104

50. 88

24. 00

26. 00

58.56

48. 00

Rickards, .Saml. P. . . . Ricketts, Eliza E

Ricketts, J.H

Rider, Emma S

Ridgely, Rosa B . . .

.

Rilev, P. H

Riley, Sallie J Ring, John

Ringgold, D.C

Ritchie, E.J

Roark, William J Robb, John H

Robinson, Clara J

. . . . Robin.son, I^ula M . .

.

Robin.son, M. D

Robinson, .Sarah E . . Robinson, Sarah E .

.

Robinson, VirginiaA

.

Roche, Anna E

Roche. E.J Rockwell, Wm. E. . Rodgers, Roselia . . . . Rodway, Alfred

Rogers, A

Rogers, W^alter E • . . • Rooney, Thomas P .

.

Rose, David

Ro.ss, M. A

Rountree, W. J Rous, Mary E

Rowzee, W. A

Ro)', Hamilton R

Roy, V. M

Rubj', T^uc\^ V

Runyan, Annie E - . .

.

Rupp, lyiic}- Russell, Annie

Russell, Augusta W.

.

Russell, Charles

i Rutherford, Jas. A . . .

' Ryan, M. A.

Rj-an, Margaret E . -

I Rj'berg, Wm. A

Rj'der, Francis

Sacrey, Nellie M

' Salkeld, Mary E

Saltzman, E. C

Sand, Jno. G

! Sanders, Franklin O

.

1 Sang.ston, Marj' E- . . - Sardo, A. E., jr Saunders, Fannie I . . Saner, Bena C

Sauter, Grace E

Savoy, Georgeana V . vScanlon, Ed. J Schafer, E.J

Scheerer, Annie INI . . . Scheid, Philip Schermerhorn, Catherine Schermerhorn, Kate J Schmidt, Geo. T

Schmidt, IMary E

Scluierman, H. A . . .

.

Schultz, .\lbert H

Schnlze, Paul C

Schweitzer, Christ F . Scott, Marv F

Scott, Wm"

Sedi^wick, Horace ... Segerson, J. E

Serrin, Rosanna E. .

'. Seyfferth, F. W

Seyniom-, Wm. S

Shaen, Michael

Hours employed.

91K

96'

Amount earned.

80

96

67

n II2896

96

95y2

i26y2 96

99

Time Piece- work, work.

$48.49

48. 00

96 24.00

96 48. 00

i3o>^ 68.85

24.00

96 48. 00

20. 00

24. 00

16.75

70. 40

7. 00

50. 8S

48. 00 53-72 44.00

24. 00

24. 00 66.45

50. 88

4»-94

47.00

48.00

48. 00

38.60 8.00

46. 00

50.

24. 00 48.00

95V2 47-75

96 24. 00

124 32.40

79 39-50

96 48.00

95 53- 44 96 54-00

88 44. 00 96 24. 00

48. 00

28.80 60.68

$24.00

44.26

23.88 24.00

73-35

62. 70

48. 00

75-20

71. 16

23- 75

68. 58

48.00

75-76

44- 13

48. 00

22. 00

23- 75 24.72

24. 00 24.00

52. 89

21. 00

24. 00

24. 00

23- 75 73-45

24. 00

42. 00

76

23- 75

62. 79

a Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing the names of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1902) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefiscal yearendedJime jo,

/poj, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Shannon, James F . . . 94 Shaw, O 96 Shawen, vS. M 96 Shea, M.J 09 Shea, Timothy 88 Shearer, H.C' 75%

Sheldon, E. E 96 Sherman, Bessie M . . 96 Sherman, Geo. L ! 96 Shine, Edward J I 96 Shipman, Nellie H . .! 75^

Shirley, Ida V. H I 96 Shortsleeves, Annie

Shriner, Marv E

Shubburd, P.Kate. . . Sibley, J Sibley, \Vm. E 96 Sibre, James J 132 Siebert, Frank 96 Sierenberg, IMar\- Silver, Margaret' Simmonds, Nellie Simons, W. F 96 Simp.son, Alice :\I vSims. M.E : Sivertsen, B. O

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Robert A

Slater, Wm. J Smith, A. A

Smith, Albert G

Smith, Amy A

Smith, Anna J Smith, Emily :\r Smith, Emma F . . .

.

Smith, Geo. H

Smith, M. J Smith, ^Maggie K . .

.

Smoot, Amanda E .

.

Smoot, Kate V

Snyder, .Susie B

Somers, Eizzie M . .

.

Sommers, Adam J

. Songster, Thos

vSoules, E. C

.Soult, Will E

Southerland, l^.^l .. Sowers, James C . . .

.

Spaeth, Chas. H

Sparks, Geo. C

Sparks, Rebecca

Splann, J. F

Sprague, N. C

Sprandell, Mary M

.

Sprightley, P. S

Spellbring, Bernard

Stack, Robert T

Stalnaker, Eaura F

.

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella 94^

Steele, Grace V. .. Stein, Josephine A

Stern, Amelia

Steuven, Carrie . .

.

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, M. V. B 98]^ Stevens, S. W 48 Stewart, A. T . . . . 96 Stewart, Maud E . Stockman, Jas. A .. . 84

Stolp, Louis W 96 Stone, Nellie M 93^

Stout, C. H 97 Stratton,S. E . .. Stroh, Edwin B . .

.

Sullivan, Abbie . .

.

Sullivan, John C 96

Amount earned. Time

work.

I58.93

50. 88

24. 02 55.85

44. 00

37-75

54. GO

24.40

56. 16

48. 00

37. 75

24. 00

24.00

69. 60

48. 00

Piece- work.

48. 00

96 48. 00 96 54.00

96 53-44 78^ 39-25 96 48. 00

96 24. 00

67. 20

24. 00

24. 00

48. 00

22. 00

24. 00 43-51

104 53-30

132 69.60

96 38.40

96 48.96

96 24. 00

96 48. 00

100 53-37 96 48. 00 51-47

96 48.24

96 48. 00

102 52. 15 8o>^ 40.25

23.62

57-85

16.80

24. 00

42. 00

50. 88

23-42 38-84

44. 00

44. 00

48. 00

75-30

35-76

I48. 00 68.65

36.00 47.00

48. 00

71-79

24. 00

48. 00

48. 00

47-75

42. 00

70.25 73-18

48. 00

48. 00

24. 00

23. 00

75-76

24. 00

Name.

Hours

employed.

Sullivan, Rosa

Swain, Emma

Swartz, Ferdinand .

.

Sweeney, Maggie. . . . Sweeny-, Patrick Sweet, Bessie O

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin

Syphax, Eizzie B

Szegedv, E. G

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie ...... Tanner, Alvin J { Tanner, Bettie A .... I Tarbox, F. E

Teller, Chas 1 Terrv, Hattie J Terrv, Kate S I Terrv, Walter H

Thackara, Forest S .

.

Thecker, Katie * Thixton, Rodney E - -j Thomas, J. Harper. . . Thornton, Addie E - •

'

Throckmorton, K. B . Throckmorton, M. I . Thurston, Charles A. Tilghman, A. E

Tilly, Fannie

Tisdale, N. T

Tiverny, Ida V

Tolson, S I Tompkins, Henrietta j Tompkins, Kate A . .

.

'

Toome}-, Dennis j Travis, Thos. J { Trudeau, E. E \ Tucker, Eizzie \ Turkenton, Mars^ . . .

.

'

Twiggs, C. E. . . Tyrrell, Carie E

Udell, Mattie

Ullrich, W.F | Unkefer, A. C Upperman, Emma F I Urban, Anna M 1 Van Arsdale, Ida Vandercook, G. B . . . . Van Deventer, B. E • - Van Deventer, M. J . . Van Mat re, Kate

Veatch, Jas. E

Walker, A. K

Wallace, John

Walling, Rose

Wallrath, Rose M . . . Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walter, Myra T

Walters, Annie

Ward, E. M

Ward, Eillie WarndorfF, A. J Warren, F. E

Warren, Geo. S Warren, vSanford M.

.

Washburn, Edith Washburne, W. E - - - - Was.son, H.C...

Waters, Annie ...... Watson, Blair V

Watson, Eliza A

Watts, M. Rosella Waugh, John S Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H., jr .

96

132

92

13290 >^

104

132

95>^

7390

Amount earned.
3IO REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.Statement showing the na)nes of pet sons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1902) of the Secretary ofAgj'icultiu^e during the fiscal year ended June ^o, /poj, etc. —Continued.

eber, Wm. H , ebster, G

ebster, U. G

eidiuan, J. elch, Alice

ells, E

t, Catlierine J

.

.

el/el, I'.iuil P , liak v, :\Ia£je:ie hall.'Kdward G. .

.

lianiond, Fredk. G,

helan, Tennie C .. hite, Alice R

hite, B

hite, Bernard

hite, Dora S

hite, Frank

hite, Geo. K

Iiite, Geo. Tvl hite, H.O

hitehead, J. W

hiteknv, P.J hitmore, W. S

kittle, James J. . .

.

hitzell, Hattie ... iedman, J. A

iegand, Gu.stave .

.

iese, H

lliams, Arthur J.

.

illiams, H.T

illiams, JohnT. . .

.

Hours employed.

909495^

95^

98

90

8896

95

84

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

61 10494;^

96

100 14

$60. 00

48. 00

44. 00

36.04 42.34

47-75

57.60

50.61 49.85 45-15

44. 00 48.00

43-75

53-44

42. GO 30-50 52.80

48. 00

53- 15

48. 00

50. 55

S24. 00

24. 00

74-95

75.20

48. 40

48. CO

46. 00

Name.

William.s, Jos. T

Williamson, A. K . . . . Williamson, I. D

Willingham, Alex . .

.

Willis, J.C

Willi.ss, Henry C Wilmeth, Warner 1, .

.

Wil.son, J WiLson, Nelie Wilson, Thomas

Wilson, William W.

.

Wilton, W.C

Wimmel, Wm

Wine, ]\Iaude Wirt, Catherine

Wolfe, Ben A

Wood, Alice G

Wood, Edw. J Wooden, I^awrence A

Woodend, Emma F. . Woodward, E

Woolsev, Emma

Wright; Albert F

Wright, George

Wright, S.C

Wuesthoff, Frederick Wyman, N. H

Yates, Eugenia A. . .

.

Yeabower, Annie M . Young, E

Zimmerman, Robt. H

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

10484

96

107 110

88

$48.00

96 48.00

96 48. 00 96 48. 00

96 24. 00

72 36.00

32 16. 00

26. 40

42. 00

48. 00

24. 00

48. 00 54-70

59- 68

44. 00

^24. 00

4S. 40

29. 80

23-75 54.62

26.90 48.00

23.64

45- 88

22. 00

24.80

24 00

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