ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER

FOR THE

Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1901.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1901.

GOVERXMEXT PrIXTIXG OfFICE,

Office of the Public Prixter,

Washington^ D. C , December 2, igoi.

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, 1 901. Verj- respectfully, F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer.

The Presidext of the Sexate pro tempore.

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ANN U AL REPO RT

OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

To the Senate and Honse of Repi'esentatives:

The work of this office during the past fiscal year has been larger in volume and necessitating more rapid execution than had been ever before

developed since its establishment. This work has been accomplished

under the embarrassment of insufficient room, but without complaint

from Congress or Executive Departments or bureaus of unnecessary delay,

which is due, in part, to the installation of improved machinery in those

divisions of the Office where the greatest demand for such additional

facilities existed. Apparently the requisitions for official printing have

kept pace with the territorial expansion and increase in population of the

nation.

Capt. John Stephen Sewell, Corps of Engineers of the Army, who has

direct supervision of the construction of the fireproof extension of the

Government Printing Office authorized by the sundry civil act approved

March 3, 1899, in a report made by him to the Chief of Engineers November 30, states that he hopes the building will be completed by August or vSeptember of the coming season and that it will probably be read}^ for the office to begin to move in some time in Jul3\ A portion of that part

of the new building intended for a vault for the storage of stereotype

plates has been finished and is now in use. The new engines and electric generators which are intended to furnish

light and power for the extension above referred to are in position ready

for tests, which will be made when the switchboard now in course of erection shall have been completed. Four new 300-horsepower Scotch

type marine boilers, with their steam main, pumps, and other accessories,

have been installed, inspected, and found to be satisfactory. In the interest of the public service I deem it my duty to repeat the

following recommendation contained in my last annual report:

The stable at present occupied for the uses of the Government Printing Office, on G street between North Capitol street and First street east, is leased property, at a

rental of $2,600 a year. It was constructed for the special occupancy of the Gov- ernment Printing Office, but the building is not fireproof, and the rental is liable to terminate at the option of the owner at the end of each year. In view of these facts, 5
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I respectfully recomniend the construction of a fireproof building for the uses of a

stal)le as near as possible to the fireproof extension of the Government Printing

Office, now in course of erection. For this purpose three lots of 24 feet frontage on G street, extending 175 feet to Jackson alley, immediately contiguous to the new

extension, would be available as a site for such a building, ownership and possession

to be obtained by condemnation proceedings. Two of the lots only would be necessary for the purposes of the building, but the third should be acquired to comply

with the wise provision in every statute passed by Congress for the construction of public buildings, viz, that they "shall be unexposed to danger from fire by an open

space of at least forty feet on each side, including streets and alleys."

To the foregoing reasons for the proposed acquisition of a site for a

stable may be added this one, viz, that in the event that the nse

of electric automobiles should prove more practicable than horses and

wagons for transporting the products of the Government Printing Office,

the supply of the necessary electric currents for charging the automobiles could be furnished from the power plant of the new building.

Herewith are submitted the annual report of the Superintendent of Documents; also the following tabtilar statements showing the amount

of work exectited and the disbursements made in the Government

Printing Office dtiring the fiscal year ended June 30, 1901, to which

your attention is invited. No. I . Financial statement of the bu.siness of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1901, and the condition of the appropriations July i, 1901. No. 2. Recapittilation of statement of condition of appropriations

July I, 1901. No. 3. Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for the

fiscal year ended Jime 30, 1901. No. 4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and litho- graphing and engraving during the fiscal years 1894 to 1901, both

incltisive. No. 5. Showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1901, the sottrces from which received, and to what accounts deposited in the Treasury.

No. 6. Showing the disbtirsements on account of salaries and con- tingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer. - No. 7. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and t 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 (1899) of the Secretary of Agriculture.

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

Report (1900) of the Secretary of Agriculture.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTCR. 7 No. 12. Showing the disbursements on account printing Memorial

Volume Centennial Celebration of Establishment of Seat of Government

in District of Columbia.

No. 13. Showing the documents printed by anthority of law or by

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

and the manner in wdiich they are distributed.

No. 14. Showing the allotments, etc., for printing and binding for the

Executive and Judicial Departments, and the approximate cost of the

work executed for the same. No. 15. Showing the cost of operating each branch office. No. 16. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies

of the Congressional Record for the second session of the Fifty-sixth

Congress.

No. 17. Showing the number of copies of each Department report and

document printed upon requisitions by the heads of Departments.

No. 18. Showing the number of copies of books, wdth their titles, bound upon requisitions for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates.

No. 19. Statement of contract made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for supplying paper for the public printing and

binding from March i, 1901, to February 28, 1902. No. 20. Statement of contracts made for stationer}^, fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items.

No. 21. Statement of contracts made for material (except paper).

No. 22. Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving.

No. 23. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on

Printing for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from

March i, 1901, to February 28, 1902. No. 24. Statement of proposals received for supplying stationery, fuel,

forage, ice, and miscellaneous items.

No. 25. Statement of proposals received for supplying material.

No. 26. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and

engraving.

No. 27. Show^ing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding, the length of time each w^as employed, and the amount

earned b}^ each. No. 28. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual

Report (1899) of the Secretar}' of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each.

No. 29. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual

Report (1900) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each.

F. W. Fai^mrr,

Public Printer.
REPORT OP THH SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.

Government Printing Office,

Office of Superintendent of Documents,

]Vashi?ij^tit7i, D. C, November I , igoi. Sir: I have the honor to transniit herewith a report in detail of documents sold by

this office July i, 1900, to June 30, 1901, with price of same, as required by law. As

compared with the previous year there was an increase of 5,682 in documents sold and of $180.48 in receipts. About two-thirds of the documents sold were publications of the Department of Agriculture.

amendment to law governing sai^e of documents suggested.

The printing act of 1895 confers upon this office the right to sell any document in

its custody the disposition of which is not otherwise specifically directed by law. Under this provision a few copies of substantially every document printed are avail- able for sale. If a document is of more than ordinary interest, however, the supply

is never adequate to the demand and much annoyance and disappointment ensues to those who desire it. The correspondence incident to explaining why a document

can not be supplied, and the return of remittances, is very burdensome.

This leads me to suggest that the public would be much better served if the Public

Printer were authorized to print, upon the requisition of this office, extra editions cf documents whenever required for sale. There has been some opposition to this proposition, however, on the theory that it would place the Government in the posi- tion of competing with the regular private book trade. In my judgment there is no

reason whatever for apprehension upon that ground. I have never heard of a pri- vate firm undertaking to reprint a Government publication for gain with but one

exception. In fact. Government literature is almost purely of a statistical and

scientific nature and can not be handled with profit b}' the book trade. Section 42 of the printing act approved January 12, 1895, provides that not to exceed 250 copies of any one document may be ordered if the price of the same is deposited with the Public Printer before the document is put to press. It was

thought that this provision would enable the public and such dealers as desired to handle public documents to obtain extra copies of any docimient desired. But the requirement that the price be deposited before the document is printed renders it impossible for anyone not possessed with information as to when the de.sired publication is to be printed to take advantage of it. A transaction occurred recently

which caused much a(l\ erse criticism, 3 et it was strictly in accord with the provi- sions of section 42. The editor of the report of a Government commission knowing,

by virtue of his position, when the document would go to press, and also knowing

that no copies would be printed for free distribution, except to a limited number of

libraries, ordered an extra number of copies, which he offered to sell at a price

greatly in excess of their cost to him. While there was legally nothing wrong

about it, it should be impossible for such a transaction to take place.

If section 42 were abolished and, as a substitute therefor, the Superintendent of Documents should be authorized to order extra copies of documents when

needed for sale, everybody would stand on an equal footing. The provision in sec- tion 61 of the printing act limiting the sale of more than one copy of a document

to the same person should also be abolished. Any person may easily supply

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fictitious names and addresses if more than one copy is desired. Many reputable

dealers have regular customers for the Revised Statutes, Statutes at Large, and

other standard publications, and it is not right, in my opinion, to require them to furnish names and addresses. This law is especially annoying to foreigners, owing

to the delay which must ensue incident to correspondence on the subject.

The Department of Agricultmre, very soon after the passage of the printing act, took advantage of the provision in section 6i which authorizes any office charged

with the sale of documents to -turn the same over to the Superintendent of Documents. The Department supplies to this office from loo to 500 copies of each of its sales publications. The printing of these documents is, of course, paid for out of the appropriation allotted to the Department for printing, while the money received from sales is turned into the Treasury Department as a miscellaneous receipt. From

1,500 to 3,000 copies of almost every bulletin printed by the Department could be

sold if they were available. The Department is naturally averse to printing extra

editions of bulletins for sale unless its appropriation could be reimbursed from the

proceeds. I think the law should be amended so as to permit this to be done. SALE AXD DISTRIBUTION OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. This office is now charged, by special act, Avith the sale of the laws of the United

States. The act making the transfer from the State Department to this office reads

as follows: "Hereafter the Secretary of State shall cause to be delivered to the Superin- tendent of Documents the Revised Statutes, supplements thereto, session laws, and

Statutes at Large, to supply deficiencies, and to be sold by him under the provisions of section 61 of the act approved January 12, 1S95, entitled 'An act providing

for the public printing and binding and distribution of public documents.' " The increase of the Army and Navy incident to the Spanish war, the acquisition

of Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines has caused an unprecedented demand

for the Revised Statutes, Statutes at Large, and session laws, for official use. Just how far this office is authorized to go in supplying such requisitions I am unable to determine, either by reference to the law under which the same were sold by the

Secretary' of State or by the act quoted. The laws are the most expensive publications issued b}' the Go\ ernment, and the gratuitous distribution of the same should be specifically provided for. DISPOSITION OF SURPLUS COPIES OF OFFICIAL REGISTER, OR "BLUE BOOK." The distribution of the Official Register, or "Blue Book," as it is generally known,

is specifically provided for b}' law, and all copies remaining after such distribution are required to be held for sale by the Superintendent of Documents. This requirement

has come to be a great embarrassment on account of the small demand. The total sales of the last, or 1S99, edition have been 61 copies of volume i and 23 copies of volume 2. This leaves more than 300 copies of each volume to be stored until authority can be obtained from Congress to dispose of them. The same maj^ be

said of the 1895 and 1897 editions. The 1901 edition will be printed ver\^ soon, whereupon the demand for the 1899 edition will entirely cease. The Superintendent

of Documents should be authorized to distribute all unsold copies after two years

to libraries, and in the meantime should have authorit}' to supply committees in Congress and heads of departments for official use. DOCUMENTS RECER'ED AND DISTRIBUTED. There were received from all sources 750,495 documents. Of these 579,510 came

from the Government Printing office and 34,453 were received from libraries. The

remainder were turned over by the several Executive Departments and offices of the Government

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There were 689,812 documents (listril)iitcMl and sold. Of the documents distributed 257,945 were sent to designated depository libraries. This is equal to 527 documents

to each library. Thirty-eight thousand seven hundred and forty-one publications

of the Geological Survey were supplied to school, college, and public libraries under

the provisions of section 79 of the printing act approved January 12, 1895; 8,692 were supplied to "remainder" depositories, and 178,253 documents were supplied

to miscellaneous libraries to complete sets under the clearing-house system.

Prior to the establishment of this office in 1895 about 45,000 documents were

distributed to designated depositories annually. From the foregoing statement it appears that there has been an increase in such distribution of more than 500 per

cent. To many libraries the receipt of 527 documents, more than half of which are large bound volumes, is embarrassing. A few depositories have already been

dropped at their own request, having no available room for documents, while others have asked permission to select such as they find most useful. I have not yet found

it practicable to comply with such requests because of the great increase in labor and bookkeeping involved. It is only a question of time, however, until something must be done that will enable librarians to select documents most useful to their patrons. PUBI^IC DOCUMENTS TJBRARY. There are now in the Public Documents Library 38,982 lx)oks, including pamphlets, and 5,934 maps. The increase during the year was 6,965 books and 907 maps. The library continues to advance steadily toward completion. Notwithstanding

the provision of the law requiring a double sending to this office of copies of all Government publications, constant vigilance is required to secure everything. It is 110 uncommon occurrence to see mention in the newspapers of documents which

have not been received, or to hear of such in some other way. All documents thus heard of are pursued and secured. This, of course, does not apply to any of the immerous regular series. Those almost invariably come in without the necessity of making special search for them. But there is a vast variety of special and sporadic

publications, mostly small, but often of importance, issued by some of the very numerous bureaus, commissions, divisions, committees, etc. Whether such publi- cations are large or .small, important or unimportant, every eflort is made to secure them, for it is the duty of this office to collect and catalogue all public documents,

not to attempt to pass upon their relative value. It is quite safe to sa}- that from the establishment of the office, six and a half years ago, practically everything that can be of value to libraries or students or public men, of the present or the future, has been secured and preserved. • Beyond this, encouraging progress in gathering the documents of earlier periods has also been made. Indeed, considering the fact that there is no appropriation for suppl3nng anything bv ])urchase, and that consequently not a cent has ever been expended in buying doc unients to complete the library sets, the progress made in

this direction is reall}- remarkable. Among the more important sets which have been nearly or quite completed ma}'

})e mentioned those of llu I )e]jartment of Agriculture, of which the library has every bound volume, while the missing bulletins and circulars are very few and of little note; Smithsonian In.stitution, complete, including all the rare early reports and all the series, except volimie 5, miscellaneous collections; Geological Surve}', complete,

including all the series and the rare hrst report, some maps probably excepted; Patent

Office report and Official Gazette, complete, and specifications and drawings nearly

so; Consular Reports, INIonthly, Special, ^Miscellaneous, and Advance Sheets, all complete; Reports of the Secretary of the Treasur\-. coni]:)lete, some of the early years being reprints; Bureau of Kthuology, coni])lete; American Historical Association,
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complete; Intercontinental Railway Commission, complete; International American

Conference, complete; international expositions and international congress, complete sets of all that have been printed; Congressional proceedings, Annals, Register,

Globe, and Record, all complete, 375 volumes; Message and Documents, complete, 449 volumes; abridgment of the same, complete, 51 volumes; explorations and sur- veys, full sets of all the important ones, except Wilkes's; Rebellion Record, complete,

128 volumes; Arm}- Regulations, 16 editions, beginning with 1825; the Army Registers number 102, ever}- year being represented back to 1813; Registers of the Military

Academy, complete from 1818, partly reprints. Of the laws, there are full sets of Statutes at Large, Revised Statutes, and numerous early prints, including the original

print for the first session of the First Congress and many others of earlier Congresses, a set of the Bioren edition, many Folwell prints, and so on. Of the 42 issues of the

Official Register, in 53 volumes, the library has 50; Foreign Relations, complete;

Commercial Relations, complete. The set of Congressional Directories begins at the Twent3'-seventh Congress, 1841, and is substantially complete from that date. The set of House Manuals begins at 1856, the set of Senate Manuals at 1862. Of the

portrait edition of the memorial addresses commemorating Members of Congress,

Presidents, and a few others who have died in office, there are 149 volumes, including

those in memory of Adams (John Ouinc}^), Anthony, Beck, Benton, Burnside, Cal- houn, Cass, Cla}-, Clayton, Davis (Henry Winter), Douglas, Garfield, Hill (B. H, ), Jackson, Johnson, Lincoln, lyOgan, IMarshall, Randall, Stevens (Thaddeus), Sumner,

Taylor (Zachary), and Webster. Many of the incomplete sets lack very little of completion.

Of the sixty-four Journals of the Senate and House, printed during the first four- teen Congresses, the library has the original prints of forty-six, including all six of those printed in folio during the first Congress, It has also the Gales & Seaton

reprints of the Senate Journals of the first thirteen Congresses, printed 1820, in

5 volumes, and of the House Journals for the same period, printed 1826, in 9 volumes; also the Executive Journals of the Senate, 1 789-1829, in 3 volumes. Of collected and reprinted State Papers, the library has Gales & Seaton's edition, complete in 38 volumes, 1832-1861; Duff Green's edition, in 5 volumes, 1835; Wait's

first edition, Boston, 18 15, 6 volumes; second edition, 181 7, 10 volumes, and third

edition, 1819, complete except 3 volumes. Of historical documents covering earlier periods, the library has Force's American

Archives, 9 volumes, covering the years 1774-1776, printed 183 7-1853; the Journals

of the Continental Congress, 1774-17S8; Way & Gideon's reprint, 1823, in 4 volumes;

also an incomplete set of Folwell's reprint, 1800-1801; the Secret Journals of the Continental Congress, printed b}' Wait, Boston, 1821, 4 volumes; Sparks's Diplomatic Correspondence of the Revolution, 12 volumes; Wharton's Diplomatic Cor- respondence of the Revolution, 3 volumes; Diplomatic Correspondence, 1 783-1 789, issued by the State Department, 1837; Elliot's Debates on the Adoption of the Federal Constitution, 5 volumes. Also a set of Margry's French Discoveries and Colonies in Southern and Western

North America, 1614-1754, 6 volumes, printed in the French language in Paris, 1876-1886. This is probably the only United States public document ever printed in a foreign language and in a foreign country without a word on its title-page to show

that our Government had any connection with it. It consists of documents of the

earlier French explorers in America, edited b}^ Pierre Margry, and before unprinted.

It is one of the '

' sources

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' of American history and one of the most important. It was printed under the direction of the Joint Committee on Library.

The "sheep set," that is, the serially numbered set of Congressional documents

bound in full sheep, is now complete from the beginning of the Fifteenth Congress

to date. When the printing and binding of the documents of the Fifty-sixth Congress has been finished the numbers of this set will run from 'i to 4220. No volumes
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have been found for two or three of the nuni1)ers, but there is good reason for believing that they have never been issued in this form. The set in this library contains everything that has been printed in the numbered Congressional sets of documents and reports from December i, 1817, to date, and all the Senate and House Journals in addition. Grateful acknowledgments are due to the Library of Congress and to various Government offices and officers for aid in completing sets.

'r\iv most important wants of the lil)rary are: The Madison Papers, 3 volumes,

1840; Jefferson's Works, 9 volumes, 1H53-54; Schoolcraft's History of the Indian

Tribes of the United vStates, 6 volumes, 4°, 1851-1857. PUlilJCATlONS. The following publications were issued by this office during the fiscal year:

Pages. Thirteen Monthly Catalogues i, I55 Document catalogue of the Fifty-fourth Congress, second session 418 Schedule of volumes of documents and reports of the Fift3'-sixth Congress,

first session 9 Index to Senate document 270, Fifty-sixth Congress, first session 81 Sixth annual report of vSuperintendent of Documents, i9ot) 58 Tables of public documents 12

Price-list of public documents for sale (supplement to third edition) 20

Total 1,753 The monthl}' catalogue has been greatly improved by an index made cumulative

January to June, and July to November, with a consolidated index to the twelve

catalogues in the December number. At the date of this report there is in the hands of the printer copy for the Docu- ment Catalogue (Comprehensive Index), Fifty-fifth Congress, first, second, and third

sessions, the Document Index, Fifty-sixth Congress, first session, and Part II of the new cliecklist, which relates to the documents of the Fifteenth to the Fifty-second

Congress. Copy for the Document Index, Fifty-sixth Congress, second session, is substaiiti;illy finished, l)ut is held awaiting necessary information from officials charged with the compilation (^f some of the volumes. Under the provisions of section 62 of the printing act, the Superintendent of Documents is required to index siu li single volumes of documents as the Joint Committee on Printing shall direct. The committee has exercised this authority in but

a single instance. This was in the ca.se of House Doc. No. 270, Fifty-sixth Congress, first session, a three-volume report on food furni.shed to troops in Cuba and

Porto Rico. DESIGNATKD DEPOSITORY I^IBRARIES. Under the provisions of sections 501 and 502 of the Revised Statutes, each Senator, Representative, and Delegate in Congress is authorized to name one school, col- lege, or public library to receive such documents as the law provides shall be di.s- tributed to such depositories. Prior to 1895 the distribution to libraries designated

in accordance with the foregoing sections was limited to the Congressional numbered

sheep-bound documents. The ])rinting act of 1895, in .section 58, provides that any document not bearing a Congressional number .shall be .supplied to the Superintendent of Documents for distribution to depositories, unless the same shall be of a confidential character or printed .soleh for official use. So that now .substantially every document printed is di.stribnted to designated depositories. State and Territorial

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To enable the Superintendent of Documents to make this distribution the Public

Printer is required to supply him with 500 copies of each document and report. The

Fifty-eighth Congress will consist of 90 Senators, 386 Representatives, and 4 Delegates, a total of 480 members, each of whom will be entitled to name a depository

of public documents. The libraries of all the States and Territories, the Executive

Departments, the Military School at West Point, the Naval School at Annapolis, and

one institution in Massachusetts, are depositories under the general law. These

number 60, or a total of 540. It is evident that 540 libraries can not be supplied

under existing law. The law should, therefore, be amended so as to authorize the Superintendent of Documents to make requisition upon the Public Printer, at the beginning of each Congress, for the number of docviments required to supply desig- nated depositor}- libraries. This would be a more economical arrangement than to provide for the delivery of a fixed number of documents whether needed or not. By an act approved March 3, 1887, the Secretary of the Interior is directed to sup- ply the bulletins, monographs, and atlases prepared and published by the Geological

Surve}' to two libraries in each Congressional district and to four libraries at large in each State and Territory, the same to be designated to him by the Senators, Representatives, and Delegates of the several States, districts, and Territories, respectiveh'. The distribution authorized by this act will hereafter be made by this office according to an arrangement approved b)^ the Secretary of the Interior and the Public

Printer. The Sviperintendent of Documents is charged with a similar distribution under the provisions of section 79 of an act approved January 12, 1895, known as the

printing act. This acquisition increases the number of libraries to be supplied with

documents by this office to about 2,700. A list of the same is appended. DISTRIBUTION OF THE UNITED STATES PUBI^IC DOCUMENTS—HOW^ SOME OE THE

DUPLICATION OCCURS, WITH SUGGESTIONS AS TO HOW THE SAME MAY BE PRE- VENTED.

There is unquestionably much wasteful duplication in the distribution of the

publications of the United States Government. Duplication may occur in either of several ways. A librarian or individual may apply to two or more independent

agencies which distribute the same document and may receive a copy from each. Or two or more independent agencies may, as a compliment, send the same docu- ment to an individual or library unsolicited. The result is the same. In my opinion the chief cause of duplication is the system of printing two or more

editions of a document, each with a different back title, and in at least two styles of binding.

The annual report of a bureau, for instance, is issued by the head of the bureau

that compiles it; the Department to which the bureau is subordinate issues it as a

part of the departmental report; the departmental report is submitted to Congress

and, in pursuance of a general law, is printed in two editions, one with and the

other without Congressional numbers. The four editions are printed from the same

plates, except that different title-pages are made for each. Here we have an example of a document printed in four editions, one by the

bureau, one by the Department, and two by Congress. The title-pages or back titles on at least three of these editions of the same book differ so materially that an

examination of the text would probably be necessary to establish their identity.

The chief desire of every librarian and of every person who has occasion to use

the public documents is, that each and every copy of a document shall have the same title-page and back title. The following example alone is sufficient to show

that a change in the system is desirable and, I may say, necessary. The annual report

of the War Department for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1900, is published in 3 vol- umes; volume I is in 13 parts; parts 11 and 12 of volume i are each in 4 volumes;
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volume 2 is in 8 parts, and volume 3 is in i part, the whole report consisting of 28 books of about 1,000 pages each. The report of the Lieutenant-General of the Army

is in 7 parts l)eing parts 3 to 9, inclusive, of the departmental report, volume i. Tlic indorse iiient on the back of parti of the report issued by the Lieutenant- General reads as folloAvs: Annual report | of the 1 Lieutenant-General | Commanding I the Army | in se ven parts | part i. The indorsement on the back of the same

report. War Department edition, reads as follows: Report | t)f the | War Depart- ment I vol. T

I 1900 I part 3 I Lieutenant-Creneral | Co^mnanding the Army.

It would probably puzzle most people to identify the two books as being the same

from a reading of the back titles. One would have to know that volume i of the War Department report was in 13 parts; that the report of the Lieutenant-General

formed parts 3 to 9 of that volume, consequently that part i, report of the Lieutenant-General, is identical with volume J, part 3, departmental report. No more interesting or valual)le matter can be found in an}' of the public docu- ments issued during the } t'ar than is contained in the seven volumes of reports compiled by the Lieutenant-General Connnanding the Army, but the difficulty in cataloguing them properl}- will probably deter all but the most persistent searcher from access to their treasures. The following very apt illustration of the aljsurd system of numbering documents

is given in the reports of my predecessor:

"Nowhere else is a set or series of books called a 'volume.' Nowhere else is a

separate book pi'inted in the English tongue called a 'part.' The terms used in describing the publications of the Government have no place in the dictionary, and

their meaning in this use is totally different from their meaning in the general usage of the people. This nomenclature and notation perhaps reach the height of

their absurdity in the series known as the 'Message and Documents,' which,

though it comprises a score of volumes, has been all called House Executive Docu- ment No. I. This No. i is, however, divided into eight parts, and several of these

parts are divided into volumes, which are again divided into parts. Thus volume 4

of the House Executive Docimients is part 2 of Document No. i , and it is also vol- ume 2 of part 2, and it is also part 2 of part 2 of volume 2. Its full designation is part 2 of part 2 of volimie 2 of part 2 of No. i, and volume 4. The vsame book is at the same time three parts, two volumes, and one number. Volume 14, House Executive Documents, goes a step farther, having seven designations, namely, part 2 of part 2 of volume 4 of part 5 of No. i of part 2, and volume 14. Of course all of these designations are never put into practical use. There is probably riot a man living wdio could tell offhand what is the subject-matter of part 2 of part 2 of volume 4 of part 5 of No. i of part 2, volume 14, of the House Executive Documents of the

Fifty-first Congress, second session. One might as well try to conmiit to memory

the lettering of a Chinese tea chest as charge one's mind with such a rigmarole.

" How distressing these methods are to librarians and their clients is probably only

faintly appreciated by the vSenators and Representatives from whom alone relief can come. Senators and Rej^resentatives are not, like librarians, dependent on

their own efforts for a knowledge of the contents of the public documents. The

Senate and the House have each a document expert who has become a living index

by long years of faniilinrit\- of all the ins and outs of everv Government publication.

How highly Congress \ alues these document experts may be inferred from the fact that of all the hundreds of thousands of people in the public service only these two

are mentioned by name in an appropriation bill, thus making it a certainty that no

gyration of politics shall deprive Senators and Representatives of their invaluable

services. '

'

Mr. A. R. Spoflford, long the Librarian of Congress, says: "The system (or rather want of system) has long been the terror of librarians and

the despair of all trying to consult the documents. vSo intricate has been the nimibering, arrangement, and indexing, and so continual the change in methods, that
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no one except an expert giving his whole time to the business could possibly keep up w-ith them or successfully find or interpret them to others. '

'

The manner in which the bureau and departmental reports are distributed is quite

as inconsistent and wasteful as the var3'ing title-pages and back titles are puzzling

and inharmonious. About 300 offices compile and publish the annual reports and

miscellaneous documents of the United States Government. Each of these author

offices is to a limited extent an independent agency for the distribution of its own

publications, with absolutel}' no check system by which to prevent duplication with

other agencies through which the same document is distributed.

It is quite possible, for instance, for a library to obtain as many as nine copies of one document without any of the man}' agencies through which it is distributed being aware of the fact. The operation would be substantialh' as follows: First, one copy from the bureau; second, one copy from the department to which the bureau is subordinate; third, foiu-th, and fifth, one copy from the Representative, and one from the two Senators representing the State; sixth, seventh, eighth, duplicating the

latter operation by requesting the document, specifying its document number instead

of its title; and ninth, one copy from the Superintendent of Documents. This illus- trates a possible abuse of the present S3'stem of distributing documents. Remedial legislation which will abolish such a system as I have described would

result in three veiy important reforms in the printing and binding and distribution of documents:

First. The annual reports and other Executive publications will be excluded from

the Congressional numbered series of documents; and every copy of a document will bear the same inscription on the back and the same title-page. Second. The issue of but one edition of a document, uniform as to back title, title- page, and binding, will enable the Public Printer to deliver any document as soon as printed for distribution to those entitled to it. Third. Duplication will be greatly reduced, both to individuals and to libraries. Having given the subject a great deal of consideration during the past four years,

I am satisfied that the only practical reform is to abolish the practice of printing the annual reports and miscellaneous publications of the Executive Departments and

offices as numbered Congressional documents. A prominent and skilled librarian said to me a short time ago:

' ' I am almost compelled to keep up two sets of public documents so far as I can

get them. The sheep-bound Congressional set I keep because our library is a desig- nated depositor}-, but I never refer to it if we have the cloth-bound edition. Suppose we have a call for a certain volume or a number of volumes of reports of the Geological Survey, Education, Smithsonian, Ethnology, and the like—I can put my hand

on the cloth-bound set in a moment. If we have only the sheep-bound set, I must

look over several hundred books and pick them out here and there where they come

in regular series." This explains why members of Congress are continually importuned by librarians

for documents that will necessarily be duplicated to them later on in another edition. CONSOI.IDATION OF DOCUMENT DISTRIBUTING AGENCIES RECOMMENDED.

The chief of the document division. Department of the Interior, in his report for the fiscal year 1891, speaking of the distribution "of the reports of the Tenth Census,

says:

'

' The further the distribution of this important series of documents proceeds the

larger is the number of duplicate orders given, showing more conclusively each month

the importance of having the distribution, especially of all valuable and costly publi- cations of the Government, made through one office, by which, through a proper system of registration, all duplications can be prevented.

"The system of registration adopted in the distribution of documents is such that

it is possible almost in a single moment to ascertain whether any individual or library
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in the country has received any one of the 26 vohimes forming the series, so that it is possible to prevent all duplication in their distribution. The number of volumes

thus saved for distribution to parties who would not otherwise have received them is little if anything less than 5o,cxx)." This office has practically completed the distribution of the Messages and Papers

of the I'residciits, a very valuable serial i)ublicati()n in ten volumes. Of the 34,000

dCvSignations made by members of Congress about 3,000 names were duplicated, but

du]:)licate distribution was prevented in every instance except when specially directed by the member after his attention had been called to the matter. The result was the saving of 30,000 volumes for distribution to persons who would otherwise not have

been supplied.

This series of documents was considered so valuable that numerous attempts were made by individuals to obtain more than one set. It would have been impossible

to frustrate them had the distribution been in the hands of two or more offices. If one office can so satisfactorily handle a serial publication, why not, as far as practicable, place the distribution of all the pviblic documents under the supervision of one

office? I w^ould suggest the consolidation of all the document-distributing agencies

of the Government, except the folding rooms of the two Houses of Congress, under one head. Such a consolidation need not interfere with the distribution b}- the heads of the Executive Departments and other offices of their own publications just as freely as now, except that duplication would be prevented. Consolidation would

result in economy in many directions, and much valuable space now occupied in the overcrowded department buildings would become available for office use. Documents intended for distribution by the departments and offices could be

stored in a central warehouse and placed to the credit of the proper officials, just as documents are placed to the credit of members of Congress in the folding rooms of the two Houses.

It was no doubt the intention of Congress to give supervisory authority over the

distribution of all public documents to the Superintendent of Documents, as the language of section 61 of the printing act approved Januar}^ 12, 1895, indicates. It reads as follows: " He shall have general supervision of the distribution of all public documents,

and to his custody shall be committed all documents subject to distribution, excepting those printed for the special official use of the Executive Departments, and those

printed for the use of the two Houses of Congress, which shall be delivered to the

folding rooms of said Houses and distributed or delivered ready for distribution to meniljersand Delegates upon their order by the superintendents of the folding rooms

of the Senate and House of Representatives."

The exception in this section removes from the supervisory charge of the Superin- tendent of Documents the documents printed for the special official use of the departments, and the documents authorized to be distributed by Senators, Representatives, and Delegates in Congress. But .section 92 of the same act provides as

follows: " Government publications printed for or received by the Executive Departments,

whether for official use or for distribution, shall be distributed by a competent per- son detailed to such duty in each Department by the head thereof. He shall keep an

account in detail of all publications received and distributed by him. He shall pre- vent duplication, and make a detailed report to the head of the Department, who

shall transmit the same annually to Congress."

These two sections of the law, taking into consideration the provisions of section 73 of the same act, which authorizes the printing of large editions of documents for distribution by bureaus and departments, are not harmonious. So much doubt

existed in the mind of my predecessor— the first Superintendent of Documents

appointed under the act—that he never assumed or attempted to assume supervision of the distribution of documents other than those actually conunitted to his charge. I
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have felt that it was a matter rather for Congress to straighten out, hence have never claimed jurisdiction beyond what the law clearly indicated should be assumed by

the head of this office. It ^vill be seen by a reading of section 92, previously quoted, that Congress

intended to prevent duplication. The object is defeated, however, because there

are so many channels through which the same document may be obtained. Recently I sent 1,500 circular letters to librarians asking for statistics concerning

public documents. One of the questions asked was, "You are requested to state

3"our views on the desirability of consolidating under one head all the documentdistributing agencies of the Government." The replies (more than 1,000) were

substantially unanimous in favor of the proposition.

UNBOUND D0CU:MENTS. The question as to what shall be done with surplus unbound documents is a problem that has confronted this office for two or three years. Five hundred copies of every document and report printed b}- Congress are reserved for binding upon orders

of Senators, Representatives, and Delegates in Congress. All copies not called for within two years after printing are required to be delivered to the Superintendent

of Documents for sale or distribution. The law provides that these documents shall be delivered by the Public Printer in unstitched form. There are now upward of 250,000 volumes of unstitched documents stored in the warehouse subject to the

order of this office. Some months ago I selected and had delivered about 10,000 volumes, consisting of Smithsonian reports, ethnology, geology, American Historical Association, Commissioner of Education reports. Records of the Union and

Confederate Navies, etc., which are among the most valuable documents printed by

the Government. I gave general notice that these documents would be sent gratuitously to any library that would agree to bind them. Not one hundred volumes of books have been taken upon this condition. The reason is that few libraries are provided with funds for binding books of any kind.

If Congress does not see proper to provide for the binding of these surplus unstitched documents, it will be necessary, in order to make room in the warehouse,

to dispose of most of them as waste paper. It seems to :ne almost wicked to do

this, as there are hundreds of school and public libraries in the country that would

be glad to get them if they were suitably bound. The expense of binding these books would probably not exceed 15 cents a volume. Another large edition of documents is issued and delivered to the Senate and House document rooms in unbound form, on the theory that the}- are required for immediate use of Senators and Representatives for legislative purposes. Six hundred copies of every document and report printed upon,the order of Congress are so

delivered. Probably not one-half of them are delivered during a session of Congress,

consequently very few can be of any service to members as aids to legislation.

Many of these documents are serials, such as the Naval War Records, Rebellion

Records, and the like. Others are of a scientific nature, such as monographs, bulletins, and reports of the Geological Survey, the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, reports of the Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of Ethnolog)- , the xlmerican

Historical Association, etc. None of these are of any use for legislative purposes, and, in my judgment, should never be sent out of the Government Printing Office in unbound form. The grand total of documents of the Fifty-sixth Congress that have

been, or will be, delivered to the document rooms of the two Houses in unbound

form is 225,000 volumes. Probably 100,000 volumes will be stored in the Capitol

for a time and will then be disposed of as waste paper. Very respectfully, L. C. FERREI.L,

Superinte7tdent of Documents. Hon. F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer. S. Doc. 19 2

•
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ivisT OF IvIbrarie;vS designated AvS dp:positories of pubuc documents.

"Designated" depositories are libraries and institutions designated by Senators, Representatives, and Delegates under the provisions of sections 501 and 502, Revised

vStatutes. "Geological" depositories are libraries designated by Senators, Representatives,

and Delegates to receive the scientific publications of the Geological Survey, under

the provisions of an act approved March 3, 1887, Supplement Revised Statutes, volume

I, page 575, and section 79 of an act approved January 12, 1895, Supplement Revised

Statutes, volume 2, Nos. 1-5, page 375. "Remainder" depositories are libraries designated by Senators, Representatives,

and Delegates under the provisions of section 68 of an act approved January 12, 1895, Supplement Revised Statutes, volume 2, Nos. 1-5, page 352. DEPOSITORIES OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

ALABAMA.

DESIGNATED depositories. Town or city. Auburn

Anniston Birmingham . Eastlake

Florence Mobile Do

Montgomery. Do

University . .

.

Wetumpka. .

.

Name of library. I Congressional

i district. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama.

St. Michael's

Public Howard College

State Normal School Spring Hill College Young Men's Christian A.ssociation State Board of Health

State and Supreme Court

Univer-sit}^ of Alabama Wetumpka Academy Public

Third. Fourth. Ninth.

Senatorial. Eighth.

.Senatorial

.

First. Second.

Sixth.

Fifth. GEOI.OGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Anniston. ... Athens

Birmin<;ham DoDo

Blountsville. Cullman

Delta Demopolis .

.

Eufaula Evergreen .

.

Falkville. ... Florence .... Fornej' Hamilton . . Huntsville . . Jackson

Lafayette . .

.

Livingston .

.

^arion

Noble Institute for Boys Athens College Bar A.ssociation Southern Club Young Men's Christian A,ssociation Blount College Polytechnic

Public School Marengo Institute Female College

State Agricultural Experiment College Normal College The Wheeler Rifle.<> Forney West Alabama Agricultural School Young Men's Christian Association Agricultural College Male and Female College Normal College . Military' In.stitute Judson Female Seminary

Seventh. Eighth.

Ninth. Do.

Sixth.

.Seventh. Do.

Fifth.

First. Third. Second.

Eighth.

Do. Seventh.

Sixth. Eighth.

First. Fifth.

vSixth. Senatorial, Do.
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Depositories of Public Docuuients—Continued. ALABAMA—Continued. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or cit-' Name of Hbrars-, Congressional

district. Marion

Mobile Montgomer\- Do

Marion Military- Institute Barton Academy

Commercial and Industrial Association Young Men's Christian Association Opelika Public School Roanoke .

.

SelmaDo

Do

Sylacauga

.

Talladega

Troy

Tuscaloosa Tuskegee . Do

School Alabama Baptist Colored University . Dallas AcademjYoung Men's Christian Association. .. Agricultural School Talladega College Normal School

Pierson Librarj-, Insane Asylum Normal Institute Alabama Conference Female College

Senatorial.

First. Second.

Do.

Third.

Fifth. Fourth.

Senatorial. Do.

Third. Fourth. Second.

Sixth. Senatorial.

Fifth. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Albert\'iUe Auburn Birmingham .

.

Blountsville . .

.

Brewton

Demopolis

Jackson

Larkinsville .

.

Montevalo . . .

.

Montgomery . Mount Hope .

.

Troy

Tuskegee Walnut Grove.

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

Agricultural College .^ High School

Girls' Industrial School

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

Seventh.

Third. Ninth. Do. Second.

First.Do.

Eighth.

Fourth. Second.

Eighth. Second.

Fifth. Seventh. ALASKA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY.

! Sitka ' District Historical Library and Museum ARIZONA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Phoenix Tucson . Territorial

.

Free Public At large.
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Depositories of Public Documents—Continued.

ARIZONA—Continued. GEOI.OGICAI. DEPOSITOR IKS. Town or city.

Bisbee . . . . Tombstone

Phoenix . .

.

Phoenix. .

.

Name of librarj-.

Copper Queen Public

Public

Public lyibrarx' A.ssociation.

Con^res.sional

district. At large.

REMAINDER DEPOSITORY

Phoenix lyibrary Association At large. ARKANSAS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Arkadelphia

Clarksville .

.

Fayetteville . Fort Smith .

.

Helena

Little Rock.

.

Do

Pine Bluff . .

.

Searcy

Ouachita College Arkansas Cumberland College. University of Arkansas

Public School Women's Library' Association. . Marquand

Arkansas State Branch Normal College Searcy College

Third.

vSenatorial. Fifth. Second.

Fir.st. Senatorial.

Second.

Sixth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSlTORIEvS.

Arkadelphia Do

Batesville Bentonville Conway Do

Fvvening Shade . Fordyce

Harrison Hope

Little Rock Do

Lonoke

Monticello

Morrillton Mountain Home

Newport

Osceola Ozark

Paris Pine Bluff ......

.

Prescott Rogers

Searcy

Spielerville

Methodist College .,. Ouachita College Ark College

Bentonville College Hendrix College

Public (Y. M. C. A. ) Library

High School Conference Training School

Public School Female College

L. R. University Maddox Female SeminarjHigh School Hinemon University- School High School Mountain Home College Franklin Doswell Female Institute. Public Library Franklin P'emale College

Paris Academy

Merrill In.stitute High School Rogers Academy

Galloway College Library

Subajaco Monastery

Third.

Senatorial.

First. Senatorial.

Fifth. Second.

First. Second.

Fifth. Third. Fourth.

Do. Second.

Do.

Senatorial.

vSecond.

First.Do.

Fourth. Do.

Senatorial. Third.

Senatorial.

vSixth. Senatorial.
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Depositories of Public Documents—Continued. ARKANSAS—Continued. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

21

Bates\'ille . .

.

Bentonville . Camden

Conway

Elm Springs Hot Springs. Junction Uttle Rock.

.

Nashville Pea Ridge . .

.

Pine Bluff . . Prescott Springdale .

.

Stuttgart .... Van Buren .

.

Arkansas College

Bentonv-ille College High School Hendrix College Elm Springs Academy

Public School High School Department of Public Instruction High School Pea Ridge Normal College

Public Schools

Public School Springdale Acadenu'

Stuttgart College High School

Sixth.

Fifth. Third.

Fifth.Do. Second.

Third. Fourth.

Third.

Fifth. Second.

Third.

Fifth. Sixth.

Fifth. CALIFORNIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Berkeley

I.<os Angeles Sacramento Do

San Diego San Francisco Do

Santa Ro.sa Stanford University Stockton

Alameda

Biggs Eureka

Fresno Do

Gilroy Gridley IvOmpoc

IvOS Gatos Napa

Oakland Do

DoDo

Petaluma

Placerville Red Bluff Riverside

Salinas San Francisco

University of California Public

California State Free Public Free Public ; Free Public Mechanics' In.stitute Free Public

lyibrarj' of Iceland Stanford Junior University' Free Public GEOLOGICAI, DEPOSITORIES.

Alameda Public Public School (Hamilton School) Free High School

Public

Public

Public School . . r Free High School Free

California College Free Public

Starr King Fraternity Young Men's Christian As.sociation Petaluma Free

El Dorado County I^aw

Public School

Public Free

California School of Mechanical Arts

Third.

Sixth.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Senatorial. Fourth.

First. Fifth. Second.

Third. Second.

First. Sixth. Seventh.

Fifth. Second.

Sixth.

Fifth.

First. Third.

Senatorial. Do.

Do.

First. Second.

First. Seventh.

Sixth. Fourth,
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Depositories of Public Don/)He?ifs —Continued.

CALIFORNIA-Contimied.

GEOI^OGICAI, DRPOvSITORIES—Continued. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. San Francisco DoDo

San Mateo

Santa Barbara

Santa Clara Santa Cruz

South Pasadena

Stanford University Stockton

Vacaville Ventura Woodland

Chamber of Commerce

Circuit Court of Appeal

Mercantile

vSan Mateo

Society of Natural History Santa Clara College Santa Cruz Free

Public

lyCland Stanford Junior Universitj', Geol. Dept

Public .School California Normal College Ventura Public Woodland Free

Fourth.

Do.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Senatorial. Do.

Fifth. Senatorial. Do. Second.

Third.

Sixth. Third. rbmainde:r depositories.

Alameda

Bodie Haywards. .

.

Jackson

Lodi Los Angeles . Mendocino . .

.

Napa City Pasadena

Riverside San Jose Santa Barbara

Santa Rosa —

Sonora

Free High School Union High Schools . High School High School

State Normal School. High School Free Public Public Schools

Public Public High School High School High School

Third. Second.

Third. Second. Do.

Sixth.

Fir.st.Do.

Sixth. Seventh.

Fifth. Sixth.

First. Second. COLORADO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Boulder

Colorado Springs Denver Do

Pueblo GEOI^OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES.

Buckingham University of Colorado Senatorial. Colorado College, Coburn Do.

Public First. Colorado State McClelland Public Second.

Colorado Springs Del Norte Denver DoDo

Do

Fort Collins

Public Presbyterian College Bureau of Mines Chamber of Commerce

Office State Inspector Coal Mines

Sacred Heart College

Agricultural College

Senatorial. Do.

First.Do.

Senatorial.

First. Senatorial.
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GEIOLOGICAI. DEPOSITORIES—Continued.

23

Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Golden

Greeley Monte Vista Montrose

University Park

State School of Mines

State Normal School Monte Vista Library Association Montrose

University of Denver

First. Senatorial. Second.

Do.

Senatorial. RKMAINDKR DEPOSITORIES.

Denver State Historical and Natural History Society Fort Collins Agricultural College Greeley State Normal School Monte Vista Monte Vista lyibrary Association Pueblo Central vSchool Do High School

First.Do. Do. Second.

Do.

Do. CONNECTICUT.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Public Library and Reading Room

Connecticut State Trinity College Yale University

Public

Otis

Silas Bron.son GEOIvOGICAL DEPOSITORIES,

Douglass

Danbury

Free Public Hartford High School Young Men's Chri.stian As.sociation. Coe Public Wesleyan University High School

State Normal .School Free Public .. High School

Sheffield Scientific School Young Men's Institute Public Public

Public Pequot Library Association Ferguson

Free Library Association Agricultural College

Canaan Danbury

Daniel-son . .

.

Hartford . . . Do

Meriden

Middlefield . Middletown

.

New Britain

.

Do New Haven . Do

Do

Do Newtown . .

.

Norwalk

Rockville Southport . .

.

Stamford

Stonington .

.

Storrs

Fourth. Do.

Third.

Senatorial.

First. Senatorial. Do. Second.

First. Senatorial. Second.

Do.

Senatorial. Second.

Fourth.

Senatorial.

First. Fourth.

Senatorial. Third.

First.
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Depositories of Publie J)oiHinents.

CONNECTICUT—Continued.

GKOIvOGICAIy DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or city.

Willimantic .

.

Do

Do

Branford . . .

.

Bristol Colchester Columbia. ... Cromwell

Danielson .... East Hartford Lebanon New Haven .

.

Norwalk ..... Southport

Name of library.

City

State Normal School Willimantic IJnen Company's

Congressional

district. Third.

Senatorial. Third. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Black.stone Memorial Second.

Public First. Free I Third.

Public First. Belden ! Second. Free Third. Raymond Public ! First. Free ... I Third. Free Public. Public Pequot

Second.

Fourth.

Do. DELAWARE.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Dover Newark . . .

.

Newcastle.

.

Wilmington

DoverDoDo

Odessa

Mil ford Seaford .... Smyrna . . . . Wilmington Do

Delaware State I,aw Delaware College Newcastle Library' Company

Wilmington Institute Free GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES

College for Colored Students

Librarj^ Association Wilmington Conference Academy.. . Corbit Public

Public School Smyrna

Brownson

Shields

Senatorial. At large. Senatorial.

Senatorial. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

First. At large. Senatorial. Do. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Dover

j Public Do. . . .; I State College Colored Students' Harrington . Public School Laurel Public Schools

Mil ford Public Wilmington Board of Public Education

At large. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

25

Town or city. Name of libran,'. Congressional

district. W^ashino^on Executive Department libraries: Agriculture.

Interior.

Justice.

Na%'>'. Post-office.

State. Treasur}'. War. GEOI.OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES.

Brookland j Catholic University. .

.

Washington I Columbian 1'niver.sity West Washington ; Georgetown College * *NOTE.—Georgetown College, D. C, charged to Senator from North Carolina. REMAINDER DEPOSITORY.

Washington Catholic L lliver^it^• FLORIDA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

De Land

Milton

Tallahassee Do

Bartow De Funiak Springs Fernandina

Gainesville Jacksonville Jasper Lake City Palatka

Pensacola

Tallahas.see Tampa

White Springs

Gainesville Jacksonville Palatka Tampa

John B. Stet.son Universitj' Santa Rosa Academy Public , Seminaiy West of Suwanee River

Florida State

Senatorial. Do.

First.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

State Agricultural Military' School De Funiak

Public Libran,' and Reading Room

East Florida Seminary

Public Knights of Pj thias Agricultural College Public

Public School

University High School Normal School

First.Do.

.Senatorial. Do.

Do.

vSecond.

vSenatorial. Second.

Senatorial.

First.Do. Second. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

j East Florida Seminary

Public

Public

I High School

Second.

Do.

Do.

First.
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GEORGIA.

DESIGNATED DJ-^POSITORIES. Town or city. Name of library.

Abbeville : Georgia Normal College and Business Institute Athens

j Universitj^ of Georgia

Atlanta Georgia State Do Young Men's library Association , Augu.sta Young Men's I^i1)rary Association Cuthbert Jiethc l College Dalilonega North Georgia Agrieultural College

Gainesville Georgia Female Senunar\- Macon Pul)lic Newnan I^ibrary Association , Oxford Eniorj^ College , Quitman Brooks County Library Association Rome Yoinig Men's I,ibrary Association Savannah Georgia Historical vSociety

Congressional

di.strict. Third. Eighth.

Fifth. Tenth.

Second.

Senatorial. Ninth.

Sixth. Fourth.

Senatorial. Eleventh.

Seventh.

First.

GEOI^OGICAIv DEPOSITORIES.

Acworth

Americus

Bainbridge

Barnesville Brunswick

Butler Cedartown Columbus

Conyers

Covington

Crawfordsville Cuniniing Cuthbert Dalton Dawson

Douglassville .

,

Elberton Franklin

Griffin Hartwe11 Hawkin.sville .

.

Jeffer.son Lagrange

Ivocustgrove . . .

.

MaconDo McRae

Marietta

Milledgeville .. Mineral Bluff .

.

Montezuma . . .

.

Perry Rome

Savannah

Young Men's Christian Association. Americus High School Gordon Institute Brunswick

Butler College Club

Public High School High School Stephens High School Hightower Institute Andrew Female College

Public School

Public School

Douglassville College Harris Allen Franklin College Grautland Club

Institute Library Association Martin InstiUile Southern Female College Locustgrove College Mercer University Wcsleyan 1-eniale College South Georgia College Public School Middle Georgia Agricultural College Fannin

Public School

Public

Public School

Catholic Library .\ssociation, care Drayton it Mc- Donough.

Seventh.

Third. Second.

Sixth.

First. Third.

vSeventh. Senatorial.

Fifth.Do. Tenth.

Ninth.

Senatorial. Do.

Second.

Fifth. Eighth.

Fourth.

Fifth. Eighth.

Third. Ninth.

Fourth.

Sixth.Do.

Do. Eleventh.

Seventh.

Senatorial. Do. Third.

Do.

Senatorial.

First.
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GEOI.OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES—Continued.

27

Town or citv. Name of library. Congressional

district. Savannah

Do. ..

.

Do

Sparta

Tallapoosa —

Thomas\'ille .

.

Do

Washington .

.

Waycross . .

.

Westpoint

Wrightsville .

.

Young Harris ,

Savannah Medical Societj- Young Men's Christian Association, 126 Jones

street. Young Men's Hebrew Association High School

Public School South Georgia Agricultural College , Thomasville Mary Willis Public School

Public Nannie lyOu Warthen College

College

First.Do.

Do. Tenth.

Seventh.

Senatorial. Second.

Eighth. Eleventh.

Fourth. Eleventh.

Ninth. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Abbeville I Public School

Atlanta Engineers' Do Atlanta Fire Department Do

Auburn , Buchanan

Cedartown Dawson

Dublin

Elberton Hawkinsville Hiawassee

Jefferson Milledgeville Montezuma j Public Schools Savannah \ Chatham Academy

Do ! Young Men's Christian Association Stillmore I Stillmore College Thomasville I South Georgia College Turin Turin Librarj^ Association

School of Technology

Perry-Rainey College High School Samuel Benedict Normal School

Public School

Public Schools

Harris-Allen

Public School Hiawassee College Martin Institute Middle Georgia and Agricultural College.

Valdosta Waycross White Plains

.

Public School Board of Education

Public

Third.

Fifth.Do.

Do. Ninth. Seventh.

Do. Second. Eleventh.

Eighth.

Third. Ninth.

Do.

Sixth. Third.

First.Do.

Do. Second.

Fourth. Eleventh.

Do. Eighth.

IDAHO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Albion . .

.

Boise City Lewiston. Moscow .

.

Normal School Idaho State

State Normal School

University of Idaho

Senatorial.

Senatorial. At large.
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IDAHO—Continued.

G KOI.O( i IC AIv dp: P( )SIT( ) R lES. Town or city.

Boise Caldwell . .

.

Grangeville

Hailey Idaho Falls. Preston Weiser

Do. .. ..

Blackfoot .

.

Gene.see . . .

.

Weiser

Name of library. Woman's Columbian Club

Public School

Public School

Public School

Public School

College Academy

High School re;mainder i^ibrariEvS

Public School Graded Schools

College and Academy

Congre.ssional

di.strict. At large. Do.

Senatorial. At large. Senatorial. Do.

Do. At large.

At large. Do. Do. ILLINOIS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Belleville Carbondale . Chicago ... . Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Dekalb

Elgin Evanston. . .

.

Ewing

Galesburg. .

.

Jacksonville

Joliet Monmouth . . Normal

Olney

Peoria Princeton . .

.

Rockford. . .

.

Springfield.

.

Do

Upper Alton Urbana

Abingdon

Alton Aurora . .

.

Public

vSoutherr. Illinois State Normal University

Historical Society John Crerar

University of Chicago

Newberry

Piiblic

.St. Ignatius College , Northern Illinois State Normal vSchool . . . . Gail Borden Public Northwestern University College

Public Public Public

College

Illinois State Normal I'niversitj' Public

Public Matson Public Public

Illinois State

Illinois State Historiral Society

Shurtleff College University of Illinois GEOI^OGICAI^ 1)I\I'( )SI TORIES.

Twenty-fir.st. Twenty-second.

vSixth. Fifth.

First. Third.

.Second. Fourth.

Senatorial. Eighth.

Seventh. Twentieth. Tenth.

Sixteenth. Twelfth.

Fifteenth.

Senatorial. Nineteenth.

Fourteenth.

Eleventh.

Ninth.

Seventeenth.

Eighteentli. Thirteenth.

Hedding College . Jennie D. Hayner

Public Baldwin Public School

.

Tenth.

Eighteenth.

Fiftli. Twentj'-fir.st.
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29

Town or citv. Name of librarJ^ Congressional

district. Beardstown .

.

Belvidere Blooraington.

Cairo Canton

Carlinville . .

.

CarmiDo

Carrollton Carthage

Chester Chicago Do

Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Clinton.

.

Cobden .

.

Danville Do .. Dixon . .

.

Decatur

East St. Louis

Edwardsville. Effingham . .

.

Eureka

Enfield Englewood . .

.

Evanston .... Freeport .... Do

Galena

Galesburg ... Geneseo Geneva

Godfrey

Greenville . .

.

High School

Public Withers Public l,ibrar\^ Association

Public Public

Carlinville High School Home Culture

Public Columbian Tecumseh Armour Institute De La Salle Institute Thirtv-fifth street and Wabash avenue. Hyde Park High School

Illinois Club

Institute, 690 Wells street John Crerar, Geological Department

Lincoln Club, 531 West Adams street Menoken Club, 1196 Washington boulevard

Municipal, City Hall North Division High School, Wendell and Wells

streets. Ravenswood Historical Society, Station X

St. Stanislaus College, Holt and Division streets , University of Chicago, Geological Department West Divi.sion High School, Congress .sti-eet and Ogden avenue. Young Men's Christian Association, 542 West Monroe street. Young Men's Library Association Reading Room, May and Eleventh streets. Public School

Literary Association High Schpol

Public Northern Illinois Normal School and Dixon Busi- ness College. Free Public Public

Public

Ladies' Library Association College Southern Illinois College High School

Public Public Young Men's Library Association

Public, United vStates post-office building

Grothantic, of Knox College

Public High School

Monticello Seminary

Public

Sixteenth. Ninth. Fourteenth. Twentieth.

Fourteenth.

Senatorial. Twentieth.

Do.

Sixteenth.

Fifteenth. Twenty-first. First. Third.

First. Third.

Do.

vSenatorial. Second. Fourth.

Third.

Sixth. Senatorial.

Fifth. Second.

Fourth.

Fifth. vSecond. Thirteenth. Twentieth.

Twelfth.

Fifteenth. Seventh. Fourteenth.

Senatorial. Eighteenth.

Nineteenth.

Ninth. Nineteenth.

First. Seventh.

Sixth.Do. Ninth. Tenth.

Tenth.

Eighth.

Senatorial. Eighteenth.
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district. Hillsboro. ; Hooi)eston

Jacksonville . .

.

Jersej^ville Kewanee

L,ake Forest.. .. Macomb

Mattoon Monnd City Monnt :\rorns .

.

Mount Sterling: Moinit Vernon . Nunda

Oak Park

Ottawa Do

Paxton

Pekin

Petersburg

Quincy

Robinson Rock Island. . .

.

Do

Shelbyville Springfield Do

Streator Do

Sycamore

Tuscola Vandalia

Virginia Warsaw , Waukegan

Westfield

Public Greer College

Illinois College

Public

Public

I'niversity iMcc Pul)Ue High vSchool Public School

Cas.sel, of Mount Morris College

lyibrary As.sociation Public High School

Scoville Institute High School Reddick

School High School

lyibrary Association Free Public Robinson Augustana College

Public

Public School Concordia College

Springfield High School

Public

Public Public School

Public School High School

Public Public *. .

.

College

Sixteenth. Twelfth.

Thirteenth.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Senatorial. Fleventh.

Fifteenth. Twenty-second.

vSixth. Twelfth. Nineteenth.

Eighth.

Fourth.

Eighth. Eleventh.

Ninth. Fourteenth. Seventeenth.

Twelfth. Nineteenth. Eleventh.

Senatorial. Eighteenth. Seventeenth.

Thirteenth. Eighth.

Eleventh.

Fifth. Thirteenth.

vSeventeenth. Sixteenth.

Fifteenth. Seventh.

Sixteenth. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Aledo

Areola Bloomington

CarlinviHe .

.

Carthage

Charleston . Chicago DoDo

Clinton Columbia . .

.

Oelavan

Public

Public School Withers Public Association Public Eastern Illinois .State Normal School. Armour In.stitute Manual Training School, Michigan avenue and

Twelfth street. West .Side Young Men's Chri.stian Association,

542 Monroe .street. Public School

Public School High School

Tenth.

Thirteenth. Do.

Sixteenth.

Fifteenth. Nineteenth.

First. Second.

Fourth.

Thirteenth,

Twenty-finst, Fourteenth.
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.

REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES—Continued.

31

Town or citv >.ame of library*. Congressional

district. Edwards\-ille . Effingham .... Fairfield Freeport Havana

Jacksom-ille .

.

Kewanee

Lacon I^ke Forest . .

.

Lincoln Macomb

McLeansboro . Mattoon Mount Morris. Mount Pulaski Pekin

Polo Rankin Redbud

Rochelle Rock Island. .

.

Streator Teutopolis

Westfield

Public Austin College Public School

Public

Public

Illinois College

Public High School Lake Forest University. Public

City Public Schools

Public Mount ^Morris College. .

.

Public Public

Public Women's Literan,- Club. Public School High School

I Augustana College

i Ladies' Libraryi St. Joseph Diocesan

Westfield College

Eighteenth.

Nineteenth. Twentieth.

Ninth. Fourteenth.

Sixteenth. Tenth.

Fourteenth.

Seventh. Seventeenth.

Fifteenth. Twentieth.

Nineteenth.

Ninth. Seventeenth. Fourteenth.

Ninth. Twelfth.

Twent^'-first. Ninth. Tenth.

Eleventh. Nineteenth.

Do. INDIANA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Bloomington .

.

Borden

Crawfordsville

Evans^•ille Fort Waj-ne. . .

,

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 Library of Public Schools Indiana State Public Lemonnier, University of Notre Dame.

Morrison-Reeves

State Normal School .... Northern Indiana Normal School Vincennes Universitv

Senatorial. Third. Ninth.

First. Twelfth.

Seventh.

Senatorial. Fourth. Eleventh.

Eighth.

Thirteenth.

Sixth. Tenth.

Do. Second. GEOLOGICAL DEPOvSITORIES.

Anderson

Aurora . .

.

Bedford .

,

Public Library .Association Public Schools

Eighth.

Fourth.

Second,
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INDIANA—Continued.

GKOIAKilCAI, DKI'OSITOKIKS—Continued. Town or city.

Bluflfton Boonville

Brazil Columbia C'\iy

.

Colunibu.s

Conner.sville .

.

Corj'don Crown Point . . Delphi

Elizabeth Elwood.

Fort Wayne . .

.

Do

P'rankfort Garrett Greenwood . .

.

Huntingburg.

.

Indianapolis .

.

Do

Do

Knox

Kokonio

Lafayette Laporte ....... lyawrenceburg Logansport . .

.

Do

Marion

Monticello .... Moores Hill . .

.

Mount Vernon New Albany . . Newca.stle New Harmony

Noblesville. . . . Oldenburg

Osgood

Plainfield Portland

Richnioiid Risingsun

Rockville Seymour

vSouth Bend . .

.

Spiceland

vSt. Marys

St. Meinrad . .

.

Sullivan Terre Haute .

.

Do

Upland

Name of library. Congre.ssional

di.strict. Wells County Eighth

Public School First. Fifth. Twelfth,

l^'ourth.

High School High School High School

Public '\ Sixth. High School Third. School ! Tenth.

Public School

Public .School High School Concordia College High School

Public School High .School

sSocial In.stitute Patoka Township

Public

City High School High vSchool Public Purdue University

Public ; High School

City Public Public School

Public High School Moores Hill College Alexandria De Pauw College High School Workingmt'u's Institute Ladies' Library A.ssociation Academy Library at Oldenburg j Senatorial.. Osgood Township (High vSchool) Do. Central Academy Fifth. High School Eighth. Earlham College Sixth. High School Senatorial. High School Eighth.

High School Third.

St. Joseph County Teachers' Thirteenth. Library Association j Sixth.

vSt. Marys of the Woods | Sixteenth (111. St. Meinrad College Finst. High School Second. Indiana State Normal School Eighth. Rose Polytechnic Institute i Senatorial. Taylor University Do.

Ninth.

Third. Eighth. Twelfth.

Do. Ninth. Twelfth.

Seventh. Second.

vSeventh. Do.

Do.

Sen^atorial. Ninth. Tenth.

Senatorial. Fourth. Eleventh. Tenth.

Eleventh. Tenth.

Fourth.

First. Third.

Sixth.

First. Ninth.
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33

Town or cxtj. Name of library-. Congressional

district. Wabash

Washington . .

.

Williamsport.

.

Albion Anderson

Avilla Bedford

Boonville Corydon Do

Crawfordsville Delphi

Hammond

Indianapolis .

.

Kokomo

Lafayette Laporte Logansport . .

.

Marion

IVIichigan City Noblesville . .

.

Princeton Richmond . . . . Rochester South Bend . .

.

vSouth Whitley

Spiceland

Tell City Washington .

.

Noble Township

Public School

Public School REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES

Public School

Public and Reading Room . High School

Public

Public School High School Ohio Valley Normal College Public lyibrarj' Association High School High School

Public

Public Purdue University

Public Public Marion Normal College

Public

I^adies' Public

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

Public School High School

Eleventh. Second.

Tenth.

Twelfth.

Eighth.

Twelfth. Second.

First. Third.

Do.

Ninth, Do. Tenth.

Seventh.

Eleventh. Tenth.

Do. Eleventh.

Do. Tenth.

Ninth.

First. Sixth. Thirteenth. Do. Twelfth.

Sixth. Third. Second. IOWA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Boone Cedar Falls Council Bluffs .

.

Des Moines Do

Dubuque

Fairfield Fayette Grinnell Iowa City Mount Pleasant Mount Vernon

.

Sioux City Tabor

Free Public

Public Free Public Iowa State Public Young Men's I^ibrary Association

Jefferson County

Upper Iowa University Iowa College

State University of Iowa

Iowa Wesleyan University

Cornell College Public Tabor College

Tenth.

Third. Ninth.

Seventh.

Senatorial.

First. Fourth.

Sixth. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Eleventh.

Eighth.

S. Doc. 19 3
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GEOI^OGICAL DEPOvSITORIKS. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

di.strict. Alden

Algona Ames

Atlantic Audubon

Bloomfield Burlington Do

Do

Cedar Rapids. .. Do

Chariton

Charles City. ..

.

Clinton

College Springs

Corning

Davenport

Decorah

Denison Des Moines De Witt

Fairfield Fort Dodge .... Greenfield Hampton

Hull Independence . Indianola Jewell Junction Keokuk

Leniars McGregor

Marengo

Marshalltown.

.

Missouri Valley Mount Pleasant Muscatine Nevada

Oelwein

Oskaloosa Do

Ottumwa

Pella

vSac City Shenandoah . .

.

Sidney Storm I^ake .... Toledo

Vinton Washington

Waverly

Winterset

Public Normal School Iowa Agricultural College Powers's Memorial High School

Public School Burlington

High School Free Public

Public Iowa Masonic , Public Free Public , Public School Amity College Public High S<5hool Norwegian Luther College Normal School Drake University

Public School Parsons College Fort Dodge Free Public Free Public

Public Hull Educational Institute Free Public vSimpson Centenarj' College

I^utheran College

I,ibrary Association

City High School

Public School Marshall Countj^ High School

Public Academy of vScience Public High vSchool Oskaloo.sa College Penn College Public

Central University of Iowa

Sac City Institute Western Normal College and Shenandoah Com

mercial Institute. Public vSchool Buena Vista College Western College

Tilford Academj^

Public

Public School

Public

Third. Tenth.

vSenatorial. Ninth.

Do.

vSixth. Senatorial. Do.

First. Fifth. Senatorial. Eighth.

Fourth. Second.

Senatorial. Eighth.

First. P'ourth. Tenth.

Seventh.

Second.

sSenatorial. Tenth.

Ninth.

Third. Eleventh.

Third. Seventh. Tenth.

Finst. Eleventh.

Fourth. Second.

Fifth. Ninth.

Senatorial. Second. Seventh.

Fourth.

Sixth.Do.

Do. Senatorial. Eleventh.

Eighth.

Do. Eleventh.

Fifth.Do.

First. Third. Seventh.
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district. Boonesboro . .

.

Burlington . .

.

Cedar Rapids . Cherokee

Clinton Davenport Decorah Des Moines . .

.

Earlham

Eldora

Fort Dodge . .

.

Do

Greenfield Hull Humboldt

Independence

.

lyjons Manchester . . . Marshalltown

.

Mount Ayr Newton

Oskaloosa Storm Lake . .

.

Toledo

Boone County Normal Institute Tenth.

Cit3' Public First. Free Public Fifth. Ladies' Librarj- Association Eleventh. High School Second. High School Do. Luther College Fourth. High School [ Seventh.

Public Do.

Public Third. Public Tenth. Tobin College Do. Free Public Ninth. Hull Educational Institute Eleventh. Humboldt College Tenth. Free Public Third. Lyons Young Men's Association \ Second. Free Public [ Third. Marshall County Fifth. Public School ! Eighth.

Public Schools Sixth. Penn College j Do. Buena Vista College Eleventh. Western College Fifth. KANSAS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Hiawatha

Lawrence Do

Manhattan . .

.

Paola

Pittsburg Smith Center Topeka Do

Do

Wichita . .

Morrill Public First. City Second.

vSpooner, University of Kansas Senatorial. Kansas State Agricultural College Fifth. Free Public At large. City Public Third. Woman's Harmony Club Sixth. Free Public First. Kansas State Kansas vState Historical vSocietj- i Senatorial. Fairmount College Seventh. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Anthony Public Arkansas Citv Public Atchison Public Burlington City Chanute I Public Chapman Dickinson County Hi Dodge City Dodge City Public. .. Effingham | High School Emporia

Seventh.

Third.

Senatorial. Fourth. Third.

Fifth. Seventh.

First.

I State Normal School I Fourth.

fh School.
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KANSAS—Continued. GEOI.OGICAI. DKPOSITOKIHS—Continued. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Fort vScott Garnett Hoiton Hutchinson ... Independence

lola Junction City.

.

Kan.sas City. . .

.

Lincoln

McP'herson. .

.

Mankato

Marj'sville Do

Neosho Falls. .

,

Oswego

Ottawa Do

Phillipsburg .

.

Salina Do

Seneca

St. Marj^s Topeka

Do. Troy Westmoreland

Wichita Do

City

L,iterary Association Campbell University

Public

L,adies' library Association

City

I.. R. C

Kansas City Christian College

City High School High School Normal College High vSchool Oswego College for Young I,adies . .

.

Free Ottawa University

Phillips County Library Association. High School

Kan.sas Wesleyan College High School

St. Mar3's College High School Washburn College Public Teachers' Fairmount College Friends University

At large. Second.

First. Seventh.

Third.

vSecond.

Fifth. Second.

vSixth. Seventh.

Sixth.

Fifth.Do.

Fourth.

Third. Second. At large. Sixth. Senatorial. Do.

Fir.st. Senatorial. Do.

Fourth.

Fir.st. Fourth.

Senatorial. Do. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Atchison Do

Emporia .... Frankfort . .

.

Gardner

Horton

Kan.sas City. Lincoln Manhattan .

.

Marysville .

.

Nickerson . .

.

Norton Oswego

Peabodj'

Phillipsburg Washington

.

Wichita Do

Midland College

Public Presbyterian College

Public School

Bellflower Library Association . .

.

Public

Public Kansas Christian College

City Schools Modern Normal College Normen College

Public Schools Oswego College for Young Ladies

Public

Public School High School Fairmont College Lewis Academy

First.Do.

Fourth.

Fifth. vSecond.

First. Second.

Sixth.

Fifth.Do. Seventh.

vSixth. Third. Fourth.

Sixth.

Fifth. Seventh.

Do.
Bowling Green

Clinton Dam-ille Frankfort Georgetown

Hodgens\'ille Hopkinsville

I^exington

I<ouisville Newport

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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Ogden Colle Clinton College Center College of Kentucky

Kentucky- vState Georgetown College Kenj'on College Public Kentucky- University

Polj-technic Society- of Kentucky

Public GEOI^OGICAI^ DEPOSITORIES.

Auburn .Seminary- Union College Berea College Alexander College

Mar\-in College

Public School Graded School

Catholic School Hardin College Franklin Female College High School

Public Gethsemane SeminaryLiberty College Hartford College Hazelgreen Academy

Hopkinsville Library Association Public School High School

Agricultural and Mechanical College Hamiltor College Lexington

Girls' High School Male High .School Library- Sovithern Baptist Theological Seminary

Young Men's Christian Association, 431 West

Walnut. Graded School Western Kentucky College Limestone Lodge, K. of P Mason County Historical Scientific Society and

Public. Middlesboro Odd Fellows' Library Association Public School

Teachers' County

Public Princeton Collegiate Institute Caldwell High School

Central University

37

Senatorial. Fourth. Second.

Seventh.

sSenatorial. Sixth.

Auburn

Barboursville . Berea

Burkes\-ille Clinton Covington

Cynthiana

Earlington Elizabethtown

Franklin Frenchburg . . .

.

Georgetown .

.

Gethsemane . .

,

Glasgow

Hartford Hazelgreen ... Hopkinsville.

.

Do

Jackson Lexington Do

Do

Louisville DoDo

Do

Marion . .

.

Mayfield . Maysville

Do.... Middlesboro Newport .... Do

Paducah . . .

.

Paris Princeton . . Richmond. .

.

Do

Third. Eleventh.

Eighth.

Third.

Senatorial.

Sixth. Ninth. Second.

Fourth.

Third. Tenth.

Seventh.

Fourth. Eleventh.

Fourth. Tenth.

Second. Do. Tenth. Seventh

.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Fifth.Do.

Fourth.

Fifth.

vSenatorial. Do. Ninth.

Do. Eleventh.

Sixth.Do.

First. Senatorial. Do. Eighth. Do .
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KENTUCKY—Continued.

GEOLOGICAI, DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or city. Richmond .... Riissellville .

.

St. Marys

Sinithlaiul . .

.

Sturgi.s Vanceburg . .

.

Versaillee .... Williamsburg

Winchester . .

.

Name of library. Madison P'emale Institute .. Bethel College

St. Marys College Teachers' Public

Sturgis In.stitute Riverside Seminary

Public Williamsburg Institute Kentucky Weslej'an College

Congre.ssional

district. Eighth.

Third. Fourth.

First. Second.

Ninth. Seventh. Eleventh. Tenth. REMAINDEF DEPOSITORIES.

Hazelgreen ; Hazelgreen Academy' Henderson [ Young Men's Christian Association

Ilopkinsville

| Public School

Louisville j Baptist Theological Seminarj' Madisonville j Hopkins County Teachers' Newport I Odd Fellows Richmond

vSmithland . .

.

Springfield. . Temple Hill.

.

West Liberty.

Caldwell High School

Teachers' High School Temple Hill Normal College. Common School

Tenth.

Second. Do.

Fifth. Second.

vSixth. Eighth.

First. Fourth.

Third. Tenth. LOUISIANA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Baldwin

Baton Rouge.

Natchitoches. New Orleans. Do

DoDo

Do

Ruston

Gilbert Academj' and Indu.strial College

Agricultural and Mechanical College, Louisiana

State Univer.sit^^ Louisiana vState Normal School Fisk Free and Public Howard Memorial New Orleans University ... Louisiana sState Tulane University Louisiana Indu.strial In.stitute

Third.

Sixth. Fourth.

.Senatorial.

First. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth.

Bastrop Baton Rouge

.

Do

Convent Grand Coteau

Jackson

Keatchie Lake Charles Mansfield Minden

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Morehou.se Central College Baton Rouge High .School Public

Jefferson College

.St. Charles College Centenary College Old Keatchie College

Public School Mansfield F'emale College

Jefferson Davis College . .

.

Fifth. Sixth.Do.

Second.

Senatorial.

Sixth. Fourth.

Third. Fourth. Do.
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39

Town or citv. Xame of library. Congressional

district. Monroe Mount Lebanon New Iberia New Orleans. . . . DoDo

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Do

Ruston Thibodaux Do

Public School Mount Lebanon College High School

B03-S' High School, 1532 Calliope street Choctaw Club

Louisiana University for Colored People . New Orleans Cotton Exchange

New Orleans Law

Soule Mercantile College

Straight University Young Men's Gymnastic Club Young Men's Christian Association La Chatauqua

Sugar Planters' Association of Lafourche Thibodaux College

Fifth. Fourth.

Third. Second.

First. Senatorial.

First.Do. Second.

Senatorial.

First. Senatorial. Do.

Third. Do. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Baldwin New Orleans Do . . .. Do

Thibodaux .

.

Gilbert Universitj' College of the Immaculate Conception

McDonough School Young Men's Christian Association. . .

,

vSugar Planters' Club , .

.

Third.

First. Second.

Do.

Third. MAINE.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Augusta . .

.

Bangor

Brunswick

Lewiston .

.

Orono

Portland .

.

Waterville GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Maine State Public Bowdoin College Bates College

University of Maine

Public Colby University . . . .

Fourth.

Senatorial. Second.

Senatorial.

First. Third.

Auburn Do

Augusta

Bath

Belfast Bucksport. .

.

CalaisDo

Dexter

Ellsworth. .. Farmington

Kents Hill .

.

Kittery

Public Young Men's Christian Association Lithgow

Bath

Belfast Free

East Maine Conference Seminary..

Calais Free

St. Croix Library Association Town

City Western State Normal Colle^ Wesleyan Seminary

Senatorial, Do. Do. Second.

Third. Do.

Fourth.

Do.

vSenatorial. Do. Do.

Third.

First.
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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Lewiston. .

.

Machias Newport . .

.

Norway . . .

.

Orono

Pittsfield. .. Richmond . Rockland .

.

SacoDo

Skowhegan

Westbrook .

Bridgeton .

.

Calias

I^ewiston. .

.

I^incoln . . .

.

Rockland . . Saco Vinalhaven

Waterville .

Name of library.

Manufacturers and Mechanics' I^ibrary Association. Public Public Norway

The State College of Agriculture and Mechanic

Arts. Maine Central Institute Z,ibrary As.sociation Rockland Dyer Public York In.stitute Free Public

Public REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Ridge

Free Manufacturers and Mechanics'

Public

Public Dyer

Public Coburn Classical Institute

Congressional

district. Second.

Fourth.

Do. Second.

Fourth. Third.

Senatorial. Second.

First.Do.

Senatorial.

First.

First. Fourth. Second.

Fourth. Second.

First. Second.

Third. MARYLAND.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Annapolis Do

Do

Baltimore . .

.

Do

DoDo

Che.stertown Frederick . .

.

Westminster

Maryland State

St. John's College United States Naval Academy. Enoch Pratt Free Johns Hopkins Universitj^ Maryland Historical Society . .

.

Peabody Institute Washington College Frederick College Western Maryland College

Fifth. Special. Senatorial. Do.

Third. Fourth.

First. Sixth. Second. GEOIvOGIGAL DEPOSITORIES.

Baltimore Do. ..

.

Do. .. . Do. .. . Do.... Do... Do...

Bryn Mawr School Calumet Club Canton Institute, 1121 Highland avenue

I^oyola College Maryland In.stitute, Baltimore and Harrison

streets. Odd Fellows Thomas Wilson Sanitarium, 302 West Charles

street.

Fourth.

Third.

Do.

Do.

Do. Fourth.

Do.
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41

Town or citv Name of libra rj-, Congressional

district. Baltimore Do

Cambridge . . . . College Park.

.

Cumberland .

,

Easton Do

Ellicott City... Hagerstown. .

.

New Windsor . Port Deposit .

.

Princess Anne

Reistertown. .

.

Sandy Spring . Westminster .

.

Woodstock . . .

.

Baltimore Do

College Park.

.

St. Michaels. .

.

Westminster .

.

Union League Club Woman's College of Baltimore Cambridge High School

Mar\-land Agricultural College Allegany Count}- Academy

Easton High School Rock Hill College , Library- Association New Windsor College Tome Institute Princess Anne Academy

Hannah More Academy

Library College

Fire Engine and Hose Company, No.

College

Senatorial. Fourth. . First. Fifth. Senatorial.

First. Senatorial. Do.

Sixth. Second. Do.

First. .Second. Sixth. Second.

Senatorial. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Maryland Institute Young Men's Christian Association. Mar\iand Agricultural College Epworth League

Westminster Hose Company

Second.

Third.

Fifth.

First. Second. MASSACHUSETTS.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Amher.st Boston Do

Do

Cambridge . . .

.

j)edham

Fall River Hudson

Lowell Lynn New Bedford.

.

Salem Taunton

Tufts College . Williamstown

.

Worchester . .

.

Do

Amherst College Boston Athenaeum

Public

State Library of Massachusetts

Har%'ard University

Public Public

Public

City Free

Public Essex Institute Public Tufts College Williams College American Antiquarian Society. Public

Second.

Eighth.

Ninth.

vSenatorial. Eleventh.

Thirteenth. Fourth.

Fifth. Seventh.

Thirteenth.

Sixth. Twelfth.

vSenatorial.

First. Special. Third. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Public Fifth. Sixth.
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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MASSACHUSETTS—Continued.

GEOI^OGICAL DRPOvSITORIEvS—Continued. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Boston . Uo.. Do.

Do.. Bradford Cambridge

Canton

Chel.sea Concord

Cinnmington. .

.

East Boston . . .

.

Fitchbuig

Gloucester ... . Greenfield Haverhill Hinghani

Holyoke

Hopedale

I^awrence ...... I^incoln Maiden

Marlboro

Melrose Middleboro

Milford Nahant

Newburj^port .

.

Newton

North Adams .

.

North Andover.

Noi-thampton . Do

Peabod3r

Pittsfield Roxbury

Sandwich . Saugus

South Boston. .

.

Southbridge . .

.

Spencer

Springfield Waltham

Wellesley Weymouth

Winchendon . .

.

Winchester . . . Winthrop

Woburn

Worcester Do

Do

Boston College Congregational

Massachu.setts Institute of Technology

Mechanical Arts High School, Belvidere, corner

Dalton. Public

Public

Public Public (Fitz) Town

Brj^ant Free

East Bo.ston High School

Public Sawj'er Free

Public Public

Public ; Public

Public I,awrence Public Town

Public

Public

Public Public

Public

Public

Public Free

Public

Public Forbes Smith College Peabody Institute Berkshire Athenreum Roxbury Latin School Free Public Free Public

Sovith Bo.ston Public Public Sugden

City L,ibrarA' Association Public Wellesley College Tufts

Public

Public Public

Public Clark I'niver.'^ity Engli.sh High School Polytechnic Institute

Fourth. Third.

Do. Tenth.

Senatorial.

F:ighth. Twelfth.

Sixth. Senatorial. Do.

Ninth. Eleventh.

vSixth. First. Seventh. Second. Eleventh.

Do. Eighth.

Senatorial.

Sixth. Ninth. Seventh.

Fir.st. F'leventh. Senatorial. Seventh. Ninth.

First. Fifth. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Twelfth. Tenth.

Thirteenth. Seventh.

Fourth. Tenth.

Do. Twelfth.

Fourth.

Do. Twelfth,

vSecond. Eighth.

Ninth.

Fifth. Senatorial. Third.

Senatorial.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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43

Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Third. Yarmouthport Thirteenth. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Boston Do

Brockton

East Boston . .

.

Fitchburg

Haverhill Hopedale

I^avvrence . ... Nahant

North Adams . Pitt.sfield Plymouth .... ReadWlle

Spencer

Springfield . .

.

Stoughton

Woburn

Worcester .... Do

Yarmouthport

Charlestown High School Boston College

Public East Boston High School .

.

Public

Public

Public Public

Public

Public

Public

Public

Phillips Brooks Memorial.

Free Public

City L,ibrary Association .

.

Public

Public Clark University Worcester Academy

Public

Ninth. Do. Twelfth. Tenth.

Fourth.

Sixth. Eleventh.

Fifth. Seventh.

First.Do.

Twelfth. Eleventh.

Third. Second.

Twelfth. . Fifth. Third.

Do. Thirteenth. MICHIGAN.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Ann Arbor

Battle Creek Bay City Detroit Do

Grand Rapids

Greenville Houghton

Jackson Kalamazoo

I^ansing Muskegon ... Orchard Lake

Port Huron

Saginaw, East Side .

Adrian

Agricultural College Albion

General, University of Michigan

Public School \ Public

Detroit College Public

Public

Ladies' Library Association Michigan Mining School

Public Public Michigan State Hackley Public Michigan Military Academy

Public, Pine .street Hoyt, Public GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES

Public

Agricultural College Albion College

Second.

Third. Tenth.

First. .Senatorial. Fifth. Eleventh. Twelfth.

Senatorial. Third.

Ninth,

'sixth. Seventh. Eighth.

Second.

Sixth. Senatorial.
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

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

district. Allegan

Alma ... Alpena

Battle Creek . .

.

Belding Benton Harbor.

Big Rapids

Cadillac

Ca.ssopolis Charlotte Cheboygan

Coldwater

Detroit Do

East Saginaw .

.

Eaton Rapids .

.

Escanaba

Flint Flushing Grand Haven .

.

Hillsdale Holland Do

Howell

Ionia

Jonesville Lapeer

Ludington Mancelona

Marine City Marquette Menominee . . .

.

Monroe Mount Plea.sant Niles

Olivet Owosso

Pontiac

Port Huron

Sault Ste. Marie

St. Clair

St. Johns

St. Joseph Three Rivers. .

.

Traverse City .

.

West Bay City. Wyandotte

Ypsilanti

Public Alma College

Public

Battle Creek College

Public

Public vSchool Public .School Public School

Public School

Public. . Public Free Public

Detroit Traders' Council

Public Library, vScientific Department

Public Public

Public

Public Flushing

Akeley College

Hillsdale College

Public Hope College . . . Ladies' Ladies' Library As.sociation Public

City Union

Public School

Public School High School

Peter White High School ; Public

Central State Normal School

Public School

Olivet College

Public School

Ladies' Port Huron Law

Public Union School High School

Public Public

Public Sage Public Public

State Normal School

Fourth. Eighth. Tenth.

Senatorial.

Fifth.

vSenatorial. Ninth.

Do.

Senatorial. Third. Tenth.

Third.

First.Do. Eighth.

Third. Eleventh.

Senatorial.

Sixth.

Fifth. Second.

Fifth. Senatorial.

vSixth. Fifth. Third. Seventh.

Ninth. Eleventh.

vSeventh. Twelfth.

Do. Second.

Senatorial. Fourth.

Senatorial. Eighth.

Sixth. Seventh.

Eleventh. Seventh.

Eighth.

Fourth. Do. Eleventh. Tenth.

First. Second.
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45

Town or citv. Name of librars-. Congressional

district. Allegan

Belding

Benzonia. . .

.

Coldwater. .

.

Delray

Detroit Escanaba . .

.

Fremont . . . . Holland Kalamazoo.

.

Marquette . .

.

Menominee . ^Monroe

Niles Pontiac

Port Austin.

.

Three Rivers

Ypsilanti

Allegan Township

Public College Public High School Newsboys' Association

City High School Hope College Nazareth Academy

Peter White Public High School

Public

Public High School

Port Austin Free Public

State Normal School .

.

Fourth.

Fifth. Ninth.

Third.

First.Do. Twelfth.

Ninth.

Fifth. Third. Twelfth. Do.

Second.

Fourth.

Sixth. Seventh.

Fourth. Second. MINNESOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Faribault. . .

.

Fergus Falls Mankato

Minneapolis Do

St. Cloud....

St. Paul Do

Stillwater . .

.

Winona

Public High School

State Normal School

Public University of Minnesota

State Normal School Minnesota Historical Society Minnesota State I^aw

lyibrary Association

vState Normal School

Third. Seventh. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Sixth. Senatorial.

Fourth.

First.

GEOI^OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES.

Albert Lea .

.

Do

Alexandria . Do

Austin Brainerd Duluth Do

Fergus Falls Minneapolis Do

Moorhead . .

.

New Ulm . .

.

Northfield .

.

Do

Albert Lea College Free City High School

Public

Public

N. P. Association Chamber of Commerce

Public Park Region Lutheran College High School Minneapolis Law

Normal School Turnverein

Carlton College

St. Olaf's College

Senatorial.

First. Senatorial.

Fifth.

First. Sixth.

Fifth. Senatorial. Do.

Fifth.Do.

Seventh.

Second.

Senatorial. Third.
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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MINNESOTA—Continued.

GEOI^OGICAI^ DEPOvSITORlEvS—Continued. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Pipestone Red Wing

Do

Redwood Falls. Rochester

St. Cloud

St. Paul DoDo

DoDo

St. Peter Sauk Center Warren

Waseca

Willmar Winona

State High School

City Seminary

Public

Public Public

St. Thomas vSeminary Macalester College

A. F. Ganger, City Hall Hamline University

Public Gustavus Adolphus College , Bryant High vSchool Public Seminary

Free Public

Second.

Third. Do.

vSecond. Senatorial. Do.

Fourth.

Senatorial. Fourth.

Do.

Do. Second.

Sixth. Seventh.

First. Third.

First. REMAINDER DEPOvSITORIES.

Duluth Do

Faribault Glenwood

Hamline Station, St. Paul.

.

lyUverne Mankato

Marshall Minneapolis Moorhead

Northfield Owatonna Red Wing

St. Paul Do

Warren Winona

Public

State Normal School Shattuck School Glenwood Academy

Hamline University

Public

Public Public Minneapolis Bar Association

.

State Normal

St. Olaf's College Public Theological vSeminary

Macale-ster College High School High vSchool Public

Sixth.Do.

Third. Seventh.

Fourth. Second.

Do. Do.

Fifth. Seventh.

Third.

Finst. Third. Fourth.

Do. Seventh.

First. MISSISSIPPI.

DESIGNATED DEPOSlTORIEvS.

Agricultural College Clinton Columbus

Jackson Do

University

Vicksbvirg ! Public Westpoint i Public .School

Agricultural and Mechanical College.

Missi-ssippi State College

Public

Millsa]-) Universit}'

Mississij^pi Slate .~. . ... Mi.ssissippi I'niver.sitjFir.st. Seventh.

.Senatorial. Do.

Second.

Third. Fourth.
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47

Town or citv. Name of library. Congressional

district. Ackerman

Bay St. Louis. . .

.

Blue Mountain .

.

Brookhaven

Buenavista

Bj-halia CarroUton

Carthage , Clinton Gillsburg Grenada

Holly Springs luka

Jefferson Kosciusko Lexington

Port Gibson Summit

Tupelo

Washington

Westpoint

Woodville Yazoo City Washington, D. C

Normal High School

St. Stanislaus College Female College Whitford Female College Normal College Waverley Institute Odd Fellows' Female College. High School Public Hillman Institute College Female College

St. Thomas Hall Normal Institute Academy

Public School Normal College Chamberlain and Hunt

Calliopian .Societ}' Graded vSchool Jefferson College Southern Female College Ed. McGehee College Yazoo Library Association. . . . Columbia University

Fourth.

Sixth. Second.

Seventh. Fourth. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Seventh.

Sixth. Senatorial. Second.

First. Senatorial.

Fifth.Do. Seventh.

Sixth.

First. Senatorial. Fourth.

Sixth.

Fifth. Third. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

CarroUton

Crystal Springs

Daltonville EUisville Meridian Oxford

CarroUton Female College. High School

Public School High School

Association Graded vSchools

Fourth. Seventh.

First.

.Sixth. Fifth. Second. MISSOURI.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Cape Girardeau Carthage

Chillicothe Columbia

Fulton

Jefferson City .

.

Kansas City Kirksville Liberty

St. Joseph

St. Louis Do

Do

.St. Vincent's College

Public .School Hazelton Public .School Missouri .State University . . .

.

Westminster College Missouri State Public Missouri State Normal School William Jewell College Free Public

Christian Brothers' College . .

.

Missouri Historical Society Public

Fourteenth.

Fifteenth. Second.

.Seventh. Eighth.

Fifth.

First. Third.

Fourth. Tenth.

Senatorial. Twelfth.
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MISSOURI—Continued.

DESIGNATKD DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or city.

St. lyOuis . .

.

Do

Springfield.

Name of library.

St. L,oui.s Mercantile.

St. L,ouis University.

Drurj' College

Congressional

district. Eleventh,

Senatorial. Seventh. GEOLOGICAI^ DEPOSITORIES.

Albany

Benton

Bolivar Boonville Bonne Terre

Bov^^ling Green . Do

Brookfield

Butler

California Canton Cape Girardeau . Clayton

Clinton Dexter

Farinington

Fayette Fredericktown . Gallatin Hannibal

Huntsville

Jefferson City . .

.

Kahoka

Kansas City Do

Kej'tesville

L,a Grange Lebanon

Marionville . ... Marshall Mexico Mountain Grove Neosho Nevada Normandy

Parkville Richmond

Rolla

St. Charles

St. Joseph

St. Louis Do.

Do. Do.

Public School Library A.ssociation Benton

Southwest Baptist College Kemper's Military School

St. Joe Lead Company

Pike College Public School

Public School

do. do. Canton College Southeast Missouri Normal School

St. Louis County Public

.

Baird College. Public School

.

Baptist College Central College. Marvin Collegiate Institute Grand Rivers College Free Public. Public School

Lincoln Institute , Public School Manual Training vSchool High School

Keytesville Library Association La Grange College

Public School

Collegiate Institute

Mis.souri Valley College Hardin College

Public School

Scarritt Collegiate Institute Public School

Passioni.st Fathers' Park College Woodson In.stitute School of Mines

St. Charles College Young Men's Christian Association, corner vSev- enth and Felix streets. Concordia College, vSouth Jefferson avenue and Miami .street. Freie Gemeinde, Second and Dodier streets Higli School High School, Fifteenth and Olive streets

Third. Fourteenth.

Seventh.

Senatorial. Tenth.

Ninth. Do. Second.

vSixth. .Senatorial.

First. Fourteenth. Tenth.

Twelfth.

Fourteenth.

Thirteenth.

Sixth. Tenth.

Third.

First. Second.

Eleventh.

First. Fifth.Do. Second.

Fir.st. Eighth.

Thirteenth.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Thirteenth.

Fifteenth. Twelfth.

Eleventh.

Fourth.

Third. Eleventh.

Senatorial. Fourth. Tenth.

F'leventh. Do. Ninth.
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Depositories of Public Documents—Continued. MI S S OURI—Continued. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or citv. Name of library. Congressional

district.

St. Louis DoDo

Do

Savannah

Sedalia DoDo

vSpringfield= .. Tarkio Trenton

Versailles Warrensburg

Warrenton . .

.

Webb City. ..

.

Do

West Plains.

.

Odd Fellows'

St. John's, Sixteenth and Chestnut streets

St. Teresa's Washington University

Public School

.. ..do Society of Natural History .... Young Men's Christian As.sociation High .School College Jewett Norris

Public .School State Normal School

Central Weslej^an College

Public School Webb City College

College

Twelfth.

Do. Eighth. Ninth.

Fourth.

Senatorial.

vSixth. Senatorial. Seventh.

Fourth.

Second. Eighth.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Senatorial. Fifteenth.

Fovirteenth. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Fredericktown

.

Hannibal Lamar

Louisiana Mexico

Moberly

Marvin College Institute. Free Public Public School

.. ..do Hardin College

I Railroad Laborers and Mechanics' Independent

Association. Plattsburg .

.

Poplar Bluff. Richmond. .

.

St. Joseph . .

.

St. Louis DoDo

Sedalia Shelbina . .

.

.Springfield Stanberry .

.

Versailles . Warrenton .

High School Poplar Bluff School , Woodson Institute • Young Men's Christian Association , .St. John's, Sixteenth .street Rugby Academy, 3817 Olive street Young Men's Christian Association, Pine and

Twent3--ninth streets. Public Free , Public School , High School

Stanberrj- Normal .School Public School

Central Wesleyan College ,

Thirteenth.

First. Fifteenth. Eighth.

Ninth. Second.

Third. Fourteenth.

Third. Fourth

Twelfth.

Eleventh. Tenth.

Seventh.

Fir.st. Seventh.

Third. Eighth.

Ninth. MONTANA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Butte State School of Mines Senatorial. Do Public At large. Missoula Senatorial.

S. Doc. 19 4
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GEOLOGICAI, DEPOSITORIES. Town or city. Name of library. Congreasional

district. Basin Bozenian Do

Butte Butte City Columbia Kalb

Dillon Helena

Miles City Missoula Do

Public School

Agricultural and Mechanical Arts Bozeman Free

Miners' Union

Butte Free Public

Public

....do Weslej^an University

Public Montana University

University of Montana

Senatorial. At large. Do.

vSenatorial. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. At large. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Bozeman .

.

Butte City

Greatfalls.

Mar3'sville Missoula .

.

Free Public do

Public

Public School

University of Montana

At large. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Beatrice Grand Island . Hastings

Kearney

Lincoln Do

Nebraska City Omaha

South Omaha .

Aurora

Bellevue . Bethany

Blair Broken Bow. .

.

Collegeview . . Crete Franklin Do

Fremont Do

Fullerton Geneva Grand Island . Humboldt

NEBRASKA.

DEvSIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Free Public

Public Hastings College Public Nebraska -State University of Nebraska

Public Public Public GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES

Court-House Omaha College Cotner University

Public

Public Union College Doane College Franklin Academy

High School High School Normal School High School

Public

Soldiers and .Sailors" Home , Brunn Memorial Public

First. Senatorial. Do. Second.

Fourth. Second.

First. vSecond. Sixth.

First. Secotid. bo.

Fifth. Third. Do.

Do.

Fourth.

Senatorial. Do,
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51

Town or citv. Name of librarv. Congressional

district. Lincoln ; Agricultural Experiment Station, University of

'\ Nebraska.

^'eligh Gates College Nelson High School Norfolk Matthewson Post, No. 109, G. A.R Omaha Creighton College Do

j High School Peru State Normal School Plattsmouth Public -. Seward \ German Lutheran Academy

Shelton Shelton

Universitj' Place Wesleyan University

First. Third.

Fifth. Senatorial.

First. Senatorial. Do.

First. Fourth.

Sixth. Senatorial. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Albion Albion Public Aurora Court-House ... Bellevue Omaha College Brokenbow ' Public

Falls City I High School .

.

Grand Island \ Soldiers and Sailors' Home

Nel-son j High School Omaha Creighton University Wahoo Luther Academy

Third. Fourth. Second.

Sixth.

First. Fifth.Do. Second.

Fourth. NEVADA.

DESIGNATED DEPOvSlTORIES.

Carson Cilj- Reno

Nevada vState Nevada State University Senatorial. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Carlin Do

Carson City Eureka

Paradise Valley Wadsworth

Central Pacific Railroad . .

.

Public Stewart In.stitute Public Public School Engineers and Mechanics'

.

Senatorial. Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Do. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Wad-sworth Engineers and Mechanics' At large.
52 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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DESIGNATED DEPOvSITORlEvS. Town or city.

Concord Dover Hanover

Manchester

Portsmouth

Claremont

Concord Durham

Keene

Laconia

Lancaster Lebanon

Littleton Nashua

Peterboro Plymouth

Rochester

vSalisbury Heights

Soniersworth Warner

Claremont

Concord Durham

Mil ford

Name of library. New Hampshire State . Public Dartmouth College

City Portsmouth Athenaeum

Congressional

district.

Senatorial.

vSecond.

vSenatorial.

First. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Fiske Free

Public

Agricultural and Mechanical Arts Public

Public Public

Public , Public

Public Town

State Normal vSchool Public

Public Manufacturers' and Village Simmons Free High School

vSecond. Do.

First. Senatorial.

Fir.st. Second.

Senatorial. Do.

Do.

Do.

vSecond.

Fir.st. Senatorial.

Finst. Senatorial. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Fiske Free New Hampshire Historical Society .

.

College of Ancient and Modern Arts. Free Town

vSecond. Do.

First. Second. NEW JERSEY.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Elizabeth

Jersey City Morristown .... Mount Holly . .

.

Newark New Brun.swick Paterson

Princeton

.Salem Trenton

Atlantic City. .. Blairstown Camden

Public and Reading Room

Free Public Library and Lyceum

Burlington Countj^ Lycevnn of History and Nat

ural Science. New Jersey Historical Society Rutgers College

P'ree Public Princeton Univer.sit}' Librar>' Company

State Library of New Jersey GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

High School

Blair Presbj^terian Academy.^.

Free Public

Eighth. Seventh.

Senatorial. Do.

Sixth. Third.

Fifth. vSecond.

First.

vSecond. Fourth.

Senatorial.
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53

Town or citv. Name of library-. Congressional

district. Cape Maj- Methodist Episcopal Public Delanco Delanco Library- Association Egg Harbor City High School Hackensack High School Hightstown Peddie Institute Hoboken Free Public Do Stevens Institute

Jersej' Cit^' High School Do ; St. Peter s College I^akewood I Lakewood

I^wrenceville Lawrenceville School Long Branch Circulating Madison Drew Theological Seminan,-

Millville Public Montclair Public Newark Free Do High School Do St. Benedict s College Do Young Men's Christian Association New Brunswick Free Circulating. George and Paterson streets Paterson High School

Plainfield Public Rahwaj' . Rahway Librar\- Association Red Bank Public Library- Association , Rutherford High School

Somerv-ille Free South Orange Seton Hall College Vineland Hi.storical and Antiquarian Society Whippany Whiponong Hall Woodbury Deptford Institute Do Public

First. Senatorial. Second.

Fifth. Second.

vSeventh. Do. Do.

Do.

Senatorial. Second.

Senatorial.

Fifth.

First. Eighth.

Sixth.Do.

Do.

Senatorial. Third.

Fifth. Eighth.

Third.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Third.

Sixth. Senatorial. Fourth.

First.Do. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Asburj- Park Free Boonton Holmes

Elizabeth Pingrj- School

Gibb.sboro Gibbsboro Lyceum.

Hackensack Public Hoboken Free Public Jersey City Young Men's Christian Association, corner Cre.s- cent and Harrison avenues. Newark High School Do Public Do I Newark Technical School Paterson Lincoln Club

Paulsboro Public Vineland I Historical and Antiquarian Society

Third. Fourth. Eighth.

First. Fifth. Seventh.

Do.

Sixth.Do.

Do.

Fifth.

First.Do.
54 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or city. Name of library. Congres.sional

district. Albuquerque At large.

GEOI.OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES.

Albuquerque

Las Vegas ... banta Fe . . . .

,

Socorro

Commercial Club

St. Ignatius House . .

.

St. Michael's College.

vSchool of Mines ......

At large. Do.

Do.

Do. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Roswell . .

.

Sante Fe .

.

Silver City

New Mexico Military Institute

vSt. Michael's College Normal School of New Mexico

At large. Do.

Do. NEW YORKDESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Addison Albany Do

Auburn

Brooklyn DoDo

Do

Do

Buffalo Do . ..... Canton

Delhi Glen Falls Ithaca

Janie.stown. .

.

Lockport

Newburgh . .

.

New Roclielle New York. . . . DoDo

Do

Do

Do... Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Oswego

Free Public New York State

State L,aw Seymour

Brooklyn, Montague street Brooklyn Pviblic, 26 Brevoort place Long Island Historical Society

Pratt In.stitute Y'oung Men's Christian Association

Buffalo Public Gro.svenor Public Herring, St. Lawrence Univer.sity Delhi Supreme Court

Crandall Free

Cornell University James Prendergast Free

Public Free

Public

A.stor Branch New York Public Chamber of Commerce

College of City of New York

Columbia Univer.sity Cooper Union Harlem Lenox Branch New York Public New York Historical Society The World, 63 Park Row , University, City of New York, Univer.sity Heights, Y'oung Men'sChri.stian Association, 317 West Fifty- sixth street. State Normal vSchool

Twenty-ninth.

Twentieth. Twenty-eighth.

Fourth.

Third.

Fir.st. Second.

Fifth. Thirty-second.

Thirty-third. Twenty-second.

Twenty-sixth.

Twenty-third.

Twenty-sixth.

Thirty-fourth.

Thirtieth. Seventeenth.

Sixteenth. Eighth.

Sixth. Eleventh. Tenth.

Seventh.

Thirteenth. Twelfth.

Fifteenth. Fourteenth.

Senatorial. Ninth. Twenty-fourth.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES—Continued.

55

Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Poughkeepsie

.

Rochester Schenectady .

.

Syracuse Troy

Utica West Point

City : Rochester University Union College Syracuse University Young Men's Association . . . . Public United States Military Academy

.

Eighteenth.

Thirty-first. Senatorial. Twenty-seventh.

Nineteenth.

Twenty-fifth.

Special. GEOLOGICAI, DEPOvSlTORIES.

Albany Do

Do

Do

Albion Amsterdam . Do

Batavia. . . .; Belmont. Binghamton.

Boonville Brockport . .

.

Brooklyn. . .

.

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Buffalo Do. Do

Canastota

Catskill Cattaraugus. .

,

Cazenovia

Clinton College Point Corning

Catholic Union

South End, South Pearl and Alexander streets . .

.

State Normal School Young Men's Christian Association Union School Amsterdam City Board of Trade Richmond Memorial

Mrs. Hamilton Ward's , High School

Ervvin

State Normal School Adelphi Academy

Boys' High School, Putnam and Marcy avenues. .

,

Branch Public, 1147 Fourth avenue

Free Circulating I^ibrary of St. John's College. .

.

Girls' High School, Nostrand avenue and Halsey

street.

I^^iberty Hose Association, 97 Bradford street Packer Collegiate Institute Public I^ibrary Association, 268 Berkeley place . .

.

Public School, No. 108 I^inwood street, corner Arlington avenue.

Spicer Memorial

St. John College, I^ewis and Willoughby avenues.

.

vSt. Peter's Catholic I,ibrary Association, Hicks

street, near Warren.

St. Stephen's, 104 Carroll street

St. Vincent De Paul's Union for Christian Work, 67 Schermerhorn .street. Young Men's Christian Association, Eastern

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

Branch.

Canisius College, 651 Washington street German Young Men's Association^ Main and Ed- wards streets. North Buffalo Catholic Institute Union Free School and Academy

vSchool District No. i Union Free vSchool Seminary. Hamilton College Poppenhausen Institute. Free

Nineteenth. Twentieth.

Nineteenth. Twentieth.

Thirtieth. Twenty-first. Twentieth.

Thirtieth. Twenty-fourth.

Twenty-sixth.

Twenty-fifth.

Thirty-first. Third. Do.

Fourth.

Fifth. Third. Fourth.

Do.

Fifth. Fourth.

Third.

Fifth. Second.

Do.

Fifth. vSecond. Sixth.Do.

Thirty-second. Do.

Thirty-third. Twenty-sixth.

Seventeenth.

Thirty-fourth. Twenty-sixth.

Twenty-third.

First. Twenty-ninth.
56 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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NEW YORK—Continued.

GKOIyOGICAI. UEPOSITORIES-Coiitiuued. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Cortland

Dansville Kast Aurora

ElHcottsville Kliuira Do

Fayetteville Fredonia Geneseo Geneva

Gloversville Hamilton Herkimer Do

Hoosick Falls Hornellsville Hudson

Huntington Johnstown

Kingston

L,iberty Long Island City. I^owville Lyons Malone Matteawan

Monticello ... . .

.

Mount Vernon . .

.

Newpaltz New York Do

Do.

Franklin Hatch Union School Academy

Union Free School Elmira Female College Young Men's Christian Association Union School

D. R. Barker Wadsworth

Hobart College Free Public Colgate Universitj^ Free Union Free School High School Homell Free Franklin Library Association Library Association Johnstown Academy

Union Free School Free Circulating, 26 Jackson avenue

Lowville Academy

Union School Weed or Village School Howland Circulating , Free School

Public

State Normal School

Aguilar Free, Fast Broadway and Jeffenson street, American Institute, iii West Thirty-eighth street American Museum of Natural History, Seventy- seventh street and Central Park west. Do Catholic Club, 120 West Fifty-ninth street Do Church of the Ascension Pari.sh Library Do College of St. Francis Xavier, 50 West .Sixteenth st

,

Do Convent of the Sacred Heart, Manhattanville . . . , Do Fabian Union, 229 Fast Twelfth street Do Free Circulating Do Free Library of G. S. M. & T., iS Fast Sixteenth st, Do I Jefferson, 247 .Seventh street Do Maimonides, 203 Fast Fifty-seventh street ........ Do I Manhattan College, Grand Boulevard and One

I hundred and thirty-first street. Do

I Ma.sonic, 75 West Twenty-third .street Do Mechanical Fngineers, 12 West Thirt^'-first .street. Do New York Pre.ss Club Do New York Turnverein, 66-6S Fast Fourth street. .

,

Do . Normal College Do Parochial, Paulist Fathers, Fifty-ninth street and

Eighth avenue. Do Pequod Club, 267 West Twenty-fifth street Do Society, 109 University place

Twenty-fifth.

Thirty-fir.st. Thirty-third. Thirty-fourth. Twenty-ninth.

Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-seventh.

Thirty-fourth.

Thirtieth. Twenty-ninth.

TWenty-.second.

Senatorial. Do. Twenty-fourth.

Eighteenth.

Twenty-ninth.

Sixteenth.

First. Twentieth.

Seventeenth.

Do.

First. Twenty-fourth.

Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-fir.st. Eighteenth.

Fifteenth. Sixteenth. Eighteenth.

Fifteenth. Twelfth.

Fourteenth.

Ninth. Eighth. Eleventh.

Thirteenth. Eleventh.

Sixth. Seventh. Eleventh.

Thirteenth. Fourteenth. Twelfth.

Do.

Sixth. Ninth. Tenth.

Fourteenth. Tenth.

Seventh.
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GEOI.OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES—Continued.

57

Town or city. New York DoDo

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do

Norwich Nyack

Ogdensburg. .

.

Oneida Oneonta Oswego Do

Patchogue

Peekskill Penn Yan

Plattsburg Do

Port Henry

Port Jer\ns Potsdam

Poughkeepsie.

Rochester DoDo Rome

Skaneateles . .

.

Springville

S5'racuse TroyDoDo

Do

Utica Waterloo Watertown

Yonkers

Name of librar\^

St. Alphonsus Church, 285 Hudson street

St. Peter's Church, Barclaj^ street Theological Seminary, Ninth avenue and Twentieth street. University Club, i West Fifty-fourth street

Union School

Public ... Coburn Public Oswego City Patchogue lyibrary Association

Field Public Free ReadingRoom Young Men's Christian Association Sherman Free

Free Public Normal vSchool Vassar College

Brewster, 86 South Clinton street Reynolds

St. Bernard's vSeminary

Young Men's Christian Association Skaneateles I,ibrary Association Public

Central , De La Salle In.stitute, Fourth street High School

Polytechnic Institvite Young Men's Christian Association Oneida Historical Society Waterloo I^ibrary and Historical Society Public School

Public, Hudson street

Congre.ssional

district.

Washington Heights Free, Tenth avenue'and One

hundred and fiftj'-sixth street. Young Men's Christian Association, 312 East

Eight3^-fifth street. Young Men's Railroad Reading Room, 361 Madison avenue. Young Men's Societ^^ Church, 47 University place. High School Free .School Free

Seventh. Do. Tenth.

Do. Thirteenth.

Fifteenth. Twelfth.

Eighth.

Twenty-sixth.

Fifteenth. Twenty-second. Twenty-seventh

.

Twenty-fourth.

Senatorial. Twenty-seventh.

First. Fourteenth. Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-third.

Twenty-first. Twenty-third. Seventeenth. Twenty-second.

Sixteenth.

Thirty-first. Thirtieth.

Thirty-fiirst. Twenty-fifth. Do.

Thirty-third.

Senatorial. Do. Eighteenth.

Nineteenth.

Do. Twenty-third.

Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-second.

Fourteenth. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Addison

Alfred Am.sterdam

Aurora

Brockport .

.

Young Men's Chri.stian Association Alfred University

Public Ivibrary Association Wells College

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

Twenty-ninth.

Thirty-fourth.

Twenty-first. Twenty-eighth

.

Thirty-first. Sixth,
58 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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NEW YORK—Continued.

REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES—Continued. iown or citv.

Brooklyn.

Do

Do.

Buffalo Do

Canandaigua.

Carthage

Catskill Cazenovia. . .

.

Clinton

Cohoe.s Corning

Depew »

.

Elniira Florida Fulton Geneva

Gloversville .

.

Hamilton Hudson

Matteawan. . .

.

Mount Vernon

Newpaltz New York

Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Name of library.

Brooklyn Eastern Di.strict Turnverein, 6r to 73 Meserole street. New Utrecht, Eighteenth street and Benson ave- nue, Bath Beach. Union for Chri.stian Work, 67 Schermerhorn street Young Men's Christian Association, Greenpoint

Branch.

St. Columbia's, 429 Eagle street Railroad High School Union Free Free

Public Hamilton College Young Men's Chri.stian As.sociation

.

Free Young Men's Chri.stian A.ssociation Elmira College

S. S. Seward Institute High School Hobart College Free

Colgate University Hendrik Hudson Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Hawland

Public

State Normal School

Do

DoDo

Niagara

Ogdensburg.

Olean Oneonta

Pulaski Rhinebeck .

.

Rochester . .

.

Sherburne .

.

Ticoiuleroga Tonawanda

.

Do

Troy

Warwick . . . . Westfield. ..

.

Library American Institute, iii West Thirty- eighth street.

I,ibrai-y of the Union Club, Fifth avenue, corner

Twenty-first .street. Maimonides Free, northea.st corner Fifty-eighth

street and I^exington avenue. Mariner's Temple, Henry and Oliver streets Pequod Club, 267 West Twenty-fifth .street The Bronx Public, Washington avenue and One

hundred and .seven ty-.sixth street, Tremont. The Quigg Club, 371 Amsterdam avenue

Peter Cooper High School, 3080 Third avenue Young Men's Institute, 222 Bowery

Niagara County University

Public Foreman Public Oneonta Normal .School Pulaski Academy

vStarr Institute Reynolds

Public Free Public Public Schools Union .School De i,a Salle In.stitute Warwick Public Schools

Patter.son

Congressional

district.

P'ourth. Do.

Fifth. Sixth. Thirty-second.

Do. Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-fourth.

Twenty-fir.st. Twenty-seventh.

Twenty-fifth. Twentieth. Twenty-ninth.

Thirtj'-second. Twenty-ninth.

Seventeenth. Twenty-fourth. Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-second.

Twenty-seventh

.

Nineteenth. Eighteenth.

Sixteenth. Eighteenth.

Do. Ninth.

Thirteenth. Do. Tenth.

.Senatorial. Eleventh.

Fourteenth. Eleventh.

Thirtieth. Twenty-second.

Thirtj'-fourth. Twenty-first. Twenty-fourth.

Eighteenth.

Thirty-first. Twenty-sixth.

Twentj'-third.

Thirty-third. Do. Nineteenth. Seventeenth.

Thirty-fourth.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

59

Town or citv Xame of library. Congressional

district. Ashe\^lle Public Ninth. Buies Creek Buies Creek Acadenij^ Third. Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Fifth. David.«on Union Library' of Davidson College Senatorial. Durham j Trinitj' College Do. Gar>'sburg High School : Second. Greensboro ! City Graded School • Fifth. Newton | Catawba College Seventh. Raleigh | North Carolina State Traphill Fair View College Eighth.

Washington j L,ibrary of the Public Schools First. Wilmington L,ibrary Association ; Sixth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Aberdeen Ashevil le Do

Do

Do Ayden

Chapel Hill Charlotte Do

Chocowiuity Conover

Dallas Dunn

Edenton

Elon College Goldsboro

Haycsville Hendensonville . Hickory

Kin.ston Ledger Lumberton Mars Hill Monroe Mount Pleasant Oak Ridge Oxford

Raleigh Do

Salem

Scotland Neck . Taylorsville. . . .

,

Wake Forest . .

.

Washington

Wilson Winston Yadkin College

Public Bingham School Graded School Normal and Collegiate Institute Young Men s Institute Ayden College Elisha :Mitchell Scientific Society Charlotte Biddle University

Trinity College Concordia College Gaston College

Public Edenton Academy

Elon College Graded School High School Judson College Lenoir College

Dr. R. H. Lewis's School Goodwill Free High School Mars Hill College High School North Carolina College Oak Ridge Institute Horner's School

Agricultural and Mechanical College Shaw University Salem Female Academy

Scotland Neck Academy

Taylorsville Collegiate Institute College Washington Academy

High School Graded School Yadkin College

Third.

Senatorial. Do. Ninth.

Do.

First. Fourth.

Sixth.Do.

First. Seventh. Eighth.

Third.

First. Fifth. Third.

Ninth.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Second. Ninth.

Sixth. Senatorial. Sixth. Seventh.

Fifth.Do.

P'ourth. Do. Eighth. Second.

Eighth.

Fourth.

Fir.st. Second.

Fifth. Seventh.
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NORTH CAROLINA—Continued.

RKMAINDER DEPOSITORIES. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district.

All>eniarle .

.

Asheville. . .

.

DoDo

Clinton Dnrham ... Favetteville. Kenansville I^umberton

Mor\'en North Wilkesboro Red Springs

States\nlle Taylorsville Whitsett Wilkesboro

Wilson

Albemarle Graded School

Asheville Female College Bingham School

I<ibrar\- of Republican Chxb

Clinton Graded .School , Public

lyibrary Cross Creek I^odge No. 4, Independent

Order of Odd Fellows. James Spnint Institute , lyiimberton Institute , High School Colored Academy and Industrial Institute Female vSeminarj' Public Schools United Bapti.st Institute Whitsett Institute Wilkesboro Academy

Graded School

vSeventh. Ninth.

Do. Do.

Third.

Fifth. Third. Do.

Sixth.Do. Eighth.

vSixth. Seventh. Eighth.

Fifth. Eighth. Second. NORTH DAKOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Bismarck.

.

Fargo

Universit}-

Wahpeton.

North Dakota .State I^aw North Dakota Agricultural College

.

North Dakota State University Red River Valley University

At large. Senatorial. Do. GEOI.OGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Bismarck

Devils I^ake .

.

FargoDo

Grafton Grand Forks.

lyakota Larimore

May.sville Roll a Valley City. ..

Public School

Public School Fargo College Young Men's Christian Association. Public Pioneer Club

Public School High School

State Normal .School Mount Pleasant .School Normal School

Senatorial. Do. At large. Do.

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

.Senatorial. Do. REMAINDER DF;pOSITORIEvS.

Grafton At large. Grand Forks Do.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or citv.

Alliance Athens

Cincinnati .

.

Cleveland . .

.

Do

Columbus . . Do

Dayton

Delaware . .

.

Galion Gambier . . . . Granville. . . . Hiram

Lebanon . . . . Marietta New Athens

Oberlin Oxford

Painesville .

.

Portsmouth . Sidney

Springfield.

.

Toledo Van Wert . .

.

Wy oming . .

Name of librarv. Mount Union College Ohio University- Public Case

Public Ivibrary- and Reading Room

Ohio State Public Public Ohio Wesleyau University Public Keuyon College Denisou University- Hiram College Mechanics' Institute Marietta College Franklin College Oberlin College Miami University- Public

Public

Public "Warder Public

Public Brumbach County

Public, consolidated with the Public Library of Cincinnati.

Congressional

district. Eighteenth.

Eleventh.

First. Twenty^-first. Senatorial.

Twelfth.

Third. Eighth.

Thirteenth.

Senatorial. Seventeenth.

Nineteenth.

Sixth. Fifteenth. Sixteenth. Fourteenth.

Third. Twentieth.

Tenth.

Fourth. Seventh.

Ninth.

Fifth. Second.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Ada

AkronDo

Albany . . . . BluflFton . .

.

Bryan

Caldwell . Cambridge

Canfield... Canton . . .

.

Cincinnati Do

DoDo

Do

Circle\-ille . Cleveland . Do .... Do

DoDo

Do

Ohio Normal University Buchtel College Public Wells

Public Library Association High School

Public School

Canfield College Public Library Association Hughes HighvSchool, Fifth street, opposite Mound. Lane Theological Seminary

Society of Natural History^ University Woodward High vSchool Public Adelbert College Adelbert College, Medical Department

Case School of Applied Sciences Law Library Association University School, Hough avenue and Giddings

street. West Side High School

Ninth.

Senatorial. Twentieth.

Fifteenth. Fourth.

Sixth. Fifteenth. Seventeenth. Eighteenth.

Do. Second.

First. Second.

First.Do.

Eighth.

.Senatorial

.

Twenty-first. Do.

Do.

Do. Twentieth.
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College Hill .. . Columbus ...... Do

Coshocton Cuyahoga Fall.' Defiance Eaton

Findlay

Fostoria F'remont

Gallipolis Geneva Gennantown.

.

Glendale

Greenville .... Hamilton

Hillsboro Do

Ironton Kenton

Lancaster Do

Lebanon

Leipsic Lima

Name of library. Belmont College Ohio State Universitj^ Public School High School

Public Library Association Public School

Public Public Birchard Union vSchool Spencerian Public Public Glendale Lyceum

McWhinney FYee School Lane Free

Hillsboro College Public

Public School

Public Ohio Industrial School

Public National Normal University Union School Young Men's Christian Association Lisbon Lepper Logan London

Manchester .... Mansfield Marion Medina

Middletown . .

.

Millersburg .... Mount Vernon . Newark New Lexington

New Lyme

Norwalk

Ottawa

Painesville . .

.

Perrysburg

Piqua

Ponieroy Rogers Sandusky

Scio

vSt. Clairsville Springfield —

Syracuse

Tiffin Urbana

Public London Library Association .

.

Public School Memorial Library Association Public School Normal School

Public School High School

Public High School High School Tuckerman's Institute Young Men's Library and Reading Room Association. Union School

Public Way Public Schmidlapp Free School High School Mount Hope Academy

High School

College

Public School Wittenberg College Carlton College Heidelberg University Public

Congressional

district. Second.

Twelfth.

Do.

.Sixteenth. Twentieth.

Sixth. Third. Eighth.

Thirteenth. Tenth.

Eleventh. Nineteenth.

Third.

.Second. Senatorial.

.Seventh. Sixth. Twelfth. Tenth.

Eighth.

Senatorial. Thirteenth.

.Seventh.

Fifth. P'ourth.

.Senatorial. F;ieventh.

.Seventh. Eleventh.

Fourteenth.

Thirteenth. Twentieth.

Third.

.Seventeenth. Ninth.

Sixteenth. Thirteenth. Nineteenth.

Fourteenth.

Fifth. Nineteenth.

Ninth.

Third. Eleventh. Eighteenth. Tenth.

Seventeenth.

Sixteenth.

.Seventh. Fifteenth.

Fifth. Eighth.
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OHIO—Continued. GEOIvOGICAL DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or citv Name of library Congressional

district. Van Wert Wapakoneta Warren

Washington C. H

Wauseon

Winchester

Wilberforce Woodsfield Wooster

Xenia Youngstown

Zanes\-ille Do

Van Wert Library x-Vssociation I,aw

Public

Public

Public ; Public School

University Public School

Univensity Public Young Men's Christian Association Athenaeum

High School

Fifth. Fourth. Nineteenth. Twelfth.

Ninth. Tenth.

Senatorial. Sixteenth.

Senatorial.

Sixth. Eighteenth.

Senatorial. Fifteenth. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Ada

Bamesville Bryan

Celina Cincinnati Do

Cleveland Conneaut Dayton

Fa3ette Findlay Fremont

Hamilton

Lisbon London

Madison\-ille Mansfield

National Military Home.

Painesville Do

Prairie Depot Sandusky

Shelby

TiffinDo

Troy Urbana

Vanwert .... Wapakoneta

Warren

West Unity.

.

Wilberforce

.

Winchester . Youngstown

Zanesville . .

.

Ohio Normal University

Public .School Public School Union School Stamina Republican League Young Men's Mercantile Adelbert College High vSchool Young Men's Christian Association. Normal University College Young Men's Christian Association. Birchard Young Men's Christian Association. Lepper London Librarj^ Association Public Memorial

National Military Home

Lake Erie College Library Association High School Sandusky Librar\- Association Free Reading Room

Public School Heidelburg University

Public Urbana Librarj^, Daughters of the American Revolution Alcove. Public School

Af.glaize County Law .

.

Public

Public School Wilberforce University. Public School Reuben McMillan High School

Eighth.

Sixteenth.

Fifth. Fourth. Second. Do.

Twenty-first. Nineteenth.

Third. Ninth. Eighth.

Thirteenth.

Third. Eighteenth.

Seventh.

First. Fourteenth.

Third. Twentieth.

Do. Ninth.

Thirteenth. Fourteenth.

Thirteenth.

Do. Seventh. Eighth.

Fifth. Fourth. Nineteenth.

Fifth. Sixth. Tenth.

Eighteenth.

Fifteenth.
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OKLAHOMA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district.

At large. GEOI.OGICAL DEPOSITORIES. Edmond

Guthrie . Normal

Public School. At large. Do. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Alva Elreno

Kingfisher . Stillwater .

.

Normal School

Public vSchool Public School

Agricultural and Mechanical College.

At large. Do.

Do.

Do. OREGON.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Corvallis . . . . Eugene

Forestgrove

.

Portland . . .

.

vSaleni

Dallas Drain McMinnville Do Monmouth .

.

Pendleton . .

.

Portland Do

Do

Roseburg . .

.

SalemDo

We-ston

Oregon Agricultural College

University of Oregon

Tualitin Academy and Pacific University

I,ibrary Association Oregon State

Senatorial. Do.

First. Second.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Public School

State Normal School McMinnville Baptist College Public School

State Normal School Commercial A.ssociation Ancient Order of United "Workmen. Odd Fellows' Library Association . .

.

D. P. Thompson Pviblic School Academy Public Willamette Univer.sity Young Men's Christian As.sociation

.

Normal School

Fir.st.Do.

Senatorial.

Fir.st. Senatorial. Second.

Senatorial. Do. Do.

Fir.st. Senatorial. Do. Second. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Monmouth

Portland .

.

State Normal School High School

First. Second.
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DESIGNATE^D DEPOSITORIES.

65

Town or citv,

Allegheny City . Danville

Erie

Gett^-sbvirg Harrisburg Haverford Honesdale Huntingdon

Indiana Johnstown , Lancaster

I^ockhaven , Mauchchunk .... Meadville Norristowu , Philadelphia DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Pittsburg Reading

Scranton

Slipperyrock South Bethlehem

State College... . Warren

Washington

Waynesburg

Wilkesbarre. ...

Name of library.

Public School Thomas Beaver Free

Public Pennsylvania College

State I^ibrary of Pennsylvania Haverford College Public School

Juniata College ... Indiana State Normal School of Pennsylvania . .

.

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

Allegheny College William McCann

Franklin Institute Free lyibrary of Philadelphia

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

lyibrary Company of Philadelphia Mercantile I^ibrary Company of Philadelphia . .

.

Philadelphia Museums

University of Penn.sylvania Wagner Free Institute of Science Carnegie

Public Scranton Public

State Normal School Lehigh University Pennsylvania vState College , Warren Public Washington and Jefferson College Waynesburg College Wyoming Historical and Geological Society

Congressional

district. Twenty-third.

Seventeenth. At large. Nineteenth.

Seventh.

Fifteenth. Eighteenth.

Twenty-first. Twentieth. Tenth.

Sixteenth. Eighth.

Twenty-sixth.

Seventh.

Third.

Fifth. Senatorial.

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

Ninth.

Eleventh.

Twenty-fifth. Eighth. Twenty-eighth.

Twenty-seventh.

Twent}'-fourth. Do.

Twelfth. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Allegheny , DoDo

Allentown . . Do

Do

Altoona Do

Andalusia

Annville Athens

Beaver

Blairsville ! Library Association Bloomsburg Columbia Law

Braddock i Carnegie S. Doc. iQ s

West Theological Seminar^' Western University of Pennsylvania

Carnegie Free Young Men's Christian Association . High School Muhlenberg College High School Mechanics' King

Lebanon Valley College Athens School

College

Twenty-third.

Twenty-second.

Twenty-third.

Ninth. Tenth.

Do. Twentieth.

Seventeenth.

Seventh. Fourteenth.

Fifteenth. Twenty-fourth.

Twenty-fifth. Eleventh. Twenty-second.
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GE;0I^0GICAI^ depositories—continued. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Br\ n Mawr

Carlisle Chambersburg

Clarion

Clearfield

Collegeville Columbia

Corry

Coudersport

Curwensville

Danville. Du Bois Easton Do

Ea.st vStroudsburg Ebensburg

Edinboro

Everett Franklin

Freeland Germantown

Greensburg Grove Citj^ Harrisburg Do

Do

Hazelton Holmesburg (Philadelphia) Indiana Jenkintown

Lancaster Do

Lebanon Do

Lewisburg Lewistown Lockhaven Do

Meadville Mechanicsburg .. Do

Mercer

Milford Milton

Minersville

Montro.se Mount Pleasant . New Brighton . .

.

Newcastle New Wilmington

Philadelphia

Br^-n Mawr College . Dickinson College .

.

Wilson College

State Normal School

Public School Ursinus College Shocks

City Coudersport Ijihraxy Association Public School Thomas Beaver High School La Fayette College Easton Normal School

School

vState Normal School

School

Public Mining and Mechanical Institute Friend's High School Grove City College Public Young Men's Christian A.ssociation Dauphin County Historical Society Young Men's Christian Association Thomas Holmes Free

Indiana Public

P'riends of Abington

Mechanics' Young Men's Christian A.ssociation High School Library of Camp 254, Patriotic Order Sons of America. Bucknell Uuiversitj' Lewistown Library Association Lockhaven Library Association Young Men's Christian Association Library Art and Historical Association Irving College Library Association Union School Milford Lyceum

High School. . . High School

School Western Pennsylvania C. and S. Institute Young Men's Chri.stian Association Young Men's Chri.stian Association Westminster College

Central High School

Seventh.

Nineteenth.

Senatorial. Twenty-eighth.

Do. Seventh.

Ninth. Twenty-sixth.

Sixteenth. Twentieth.

Eleventh. Twentieth.

Senatorial. Eighth.

Do.

Senatorial. At large. Senatorial. Twenty-seventh.

Twelfth.

Fifth. Twenty-first. Twenty-fifth.

Senatorial. Do. Fourteenth. Twelfth.

Fifth. Twenty-first. Seventh. Tenth.

Do. Fourteenth.

Do. Eighteenth. Do.

Sixteenth. Do. Twenty-seventh.

Nineteenth.

Do.

Twent3--.sixth. Eighth. Seventeenth.

Thirteenth.

Fifteenth. At large. Twenty-fifth. Twenty-fourth.

Twenty-fifth. Fourth.
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67

Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Philadelphia DoDo

Do

Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Pittsburg Do

Pottsville Do

Reading Do

Scranton Do

Selinsgrove . .

.

Sewickley

Shamokin

Sharon

Shippensburg. Somerset

Sugargrove Swarthmore .

.

Taylor

Titusville Towanda

Tunkhannock

Van Dyke

Washington . .

.

Do

Weis Library West Chester. West Grove .

.

Westtown

Wilkesbarre . Do

Williamsport. YorkDo

Drexel Institute Library of Girard College Manufacturers' Club, 1407 Walnut street Pennsj'lvania Railroad Officers' Association, care General Agent, Broad Street Station. Philadelphia Bourse

Philadelphia Club, Thirteenth and Walnut streets. Spring Garden Institute

.St. Jo-seph's College, Eighteenth and Stiles streets. The Athenseum

Turngemeinde, 435 North Sixth street Young Men's Christian Association Free Library' of Philapelphia; Reference Depart- ment, 217 Chestnut street. Apprentices' George Institute, 5100 Lancaster avenue West Philadelphia Institute, Fortieth below Market street. German Society of Pennsylvania, Spring Garden

and Marshall street.'*. Pittsburg Library Association Young Men's Christian Association, Free High School Athenseum Young Men's Christian Association Reading

Green Ridge Lakawanna In.stitute of Hi.story and Science Susquehanna University Public High School

Public vSchool State Normal School Somerset County Law

Hopkins Public Swarthmore College Public High School Towanda .School School Center Library Society

Citizens' Library, Town Hall Y^oung Men's Christian Association, Main and

Bean streets. Weis Public

Public Free Westtown School Osterhout Free Conyngham Post, G. A. R.

Public School York Public

Collegiate In.stitute

P'ourth.

First. Fifth. Second.

Do.

First. Second.

Third.

Senatorial. Third.

.Second. Third. Do.

Fourth. Do.

Fifth. Twenty-second.

Do.

Thirteenth. Do.

Ninth. Eighth. Eleventh.

Senatorial. Eighteenth.

Twenty-third.

.Seventeenth. Twenty-sixth. Nineteenth.

.Seventeenth. Twenty-seventh.

Sixth. Eleventh.

Twenty-sixth.

Fifteenth. Do. Eighteenth. Twenty-fourth.

Do. Twenty-sixth.

Sixth.Do. Do.

Twelfth.

Do.

Sixteenth.

Twenty-first. Nineteenth.
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REMAINDER DEPOvSITORIES. Town or citv

Alleghenj- Allentown

Bedford

Blossburg

Bolivar Chambersburg . .

.

Clarion

Covidersport Doylestown

Dubois Edinboro

Freeland Germantown

Greensburg Kutztown

Lancaster

X,ebanon Mansfield

Mil ford

Minersv-ille Mount Carniel . .

.

Newcastle Do

Oil City Philadelphia Do

Pittsburg

Ridgway

Scranton Do

Sewicklej' Shamokin

Steelton Sunbury

Swarthtnore Towanda

Washington Do

Waterford West Middletown YorkDoDo

Name of library.

Cartiegie Free Muhlenberg College. . . .Spring Meadow

Public School

Public Wilson College

State Normal School Coudersport I^ibrary Association Bucks Countj^ Law

Young Men's Christian Association

State Normal .School Mining and Mechanical Institute Free lyibrary of Philadelphia, Germantown Branch Underwood Fund

Keystone State Normal School Young Men's Christian Association High School Normal School

Milford Lyceum , High School High School

Public Young Men's Christian Association

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

Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania

Ridgway Public Connell Public, Council Building Welch Philosophical Society Public High School

Steelton Library Association High .School vSwarthmore College High School Female .Seminary

Young Men's Christian Association Waterford Academy

Public .School Public Young Men's Christian Association York Collegiate Institute

Congressional

district. Twenty-third.

Ninth. Twentieth.

Sixteenth.

Twenty-first. Eighteenth.

Twenty-eighth.

Sixteenth.

.Seventh. Twenty-eighth,

Twenty-sixth.

Twelfth.

Fifth. Twenty-first. Ninth. Tenth.

Fourteenth.

.Sixteenth. Eighth.

Thirteenth.

.Seventeenth. Twenty-fifth. Do. Twenty-seventh.

First. .Second. Twenty-second.

Twenty-eighth.

Eleventh.

Do. Twenty-third.

Seventeenth. Fourteenth

Seventeenth.

Sixth. Fifteenth. Twenty-fourth

.

Do. Twenty-sixth.

Twentj'-fourth. Nineteenth.

Do.

Do. PORTO RICO.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY.

San Juan. American At large
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RHODE ISLAND.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Academy

Redwood

Rhode Island State Brown University

Public

GEOI^OGICAI^ DEPOSITORIES.

Free

Island Free. Rogers Free Union Free Free

College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts Middletown Free

People's

01ney\nlle Free Free

Narragansett Library Association High School George Hail Free Pawcatuck Public

69

Auburn

Block Island

Bristol Centerdale East Providence Kingston

Newport Do

Olneyville Pawtucket

Peacedale Providence Warren

Westerly

Second.

Senatorial.

First. Second.

First. Senatorial.

First. Senatorial. Second.

Senatorial. Do.

First. Senatorial. Second. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Newport . .

.

Oaklawn . .

.

Olneyville.

.

Pawtucket . Providence

.

Westerly. .

.

Rogers High School . .

,

Public Johnston High School High School East Side High School

Public

First.Do. Second.

Do.

First. Second. SOUTH CAROLINA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Aiken

Charleston Do

Clemson College Columbia Do

Due West

Orangeburg . Rock Hill Spartanburg . . .

.

Aiken

Charleston Library Society Charleston College Clemson Agricultural College . . South Carolina State South Carolina College Erskine College Colored Normal, Industrial, Agricultural, and

Mechanical College of South Carolina. Winthrop Normal and Industrial College Wofford College

Second.

Senatorial.

First. Third.

Senatorial. Third. Seventh.

Fifth. Fourth.
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GEOI^OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES. Town or city. Anderson . .

.

Barnwell . . .

.

Beaufort

Bennettsville Camden

Charleston .

.

DoDo

Cheraw

Clinton Do

Columbia

Darlington .

.

Edgefield ... Emory

Gaffney

Georgetown

.

Greenville . Do

L,ancaster . . . Leesville Marion Newberry ... Oats Orangeburg . Pelzer

Reidville Saluda Spartanburg Sumter

Name of library. Graded vSchool Graded School

Ribault Club Marlboro Graded School Graded School High School South Carolina Military Academy . Young Men's Christian A.ssociation Ivyceum

Nellie Scott lyibrary, Thornwall Orphanage

Presbyterian College of South Carolina Smythe Theological Institute Darlington Guards

Public Emory

Cooper Literary Society Indigo Society Furman University Neblett P'ree Graded School

Leesville College Union School

College Oats Graded School

Pelzer Lyceimi

Reidville School Red Bank

Converse College Graded School

Congressional

district. Third.

Senatorial.

First. Sixth.

Fifth.

First.Do.

vSenatorial. Fifth. Fourth.

Do.

.Senatorial.

vSixth. vSecond. Do.

Fifth. Senatorial. Do.

Do.

Fifth. Seventh.

Sixth. Third.

Sixth. Seventh.

Third. Fourth. Second.

Fourth. Seventh. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Abbeville . .

.

Columbia . .

.

Gaffney

Greenville .

.

Orangeburg

.

Pelzer

St. George.. Saluda Spartanburg

Graded Schools Columbia lyibrary Association .

.

I,ibrary and I^iterary Club Furman Universitj^ Orangeburg Collegiate Institute Pelzer Ivyceum Graded School

Agricultural Converse College

Third. Fourth.

Fifth. Fourth. Seventh.

Third. Seventh. Second.

Fourth. SOUTH DAKOTA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Brookings Huron. . .

.

Pierre

Spearfish. Vermilion

South Dakota Agricultural College Huron College South Dakota State South Dakota State Normal School South Dakota University

At large. Senatorial.

.Senatorial. At large.
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GEOI^OGICAI, DEPOSITORIKS.

71

Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Aberdeen .

.

Do

Chandler. .. Deadwood.

.

Flandreau .

.

Fort Pierre. Hot Springs Madison . .

.

Mitchell .... Pierre Rapid City . Redfield.... Sioux Falls. DoDo

Yankton . .

.

Deadwood.

.

Do

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

.

High School Aberdeen Free Ward Academy

Round Table I^iterarj- Association .

.

Public

Public Black Hills College .

.

State Normal School

University Teton Library Club

School of Mines

Redfield College Sioux Falls Library Association

All Saints' School The F. W. Pettigrew Yankton College REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES

Olympic Association High School

Redfield College Sioux Falls Library Association .... vState Normal School Yankton College

Senatorial. At large. Do.

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

Senatorial. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. At large.

At large. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. TENNESSEE.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Knoxville . .

.

Lebanon . . .

.

McMinnville Memphis.. . Nashville DoDo

Do

Sewanee . . .

.

Spring Hill . Tusculum . .

.

Athens

Bellbuckle,.

.

Bolton

Bristol Brownsville

.

Carthage . . . Chattanooga Do

University of Tennessee Cumberland University Library Association

Cossitt Watkins Institute Peabody Normal College Vanderbilt University Tennessee State University of the South Branham and Hughes School Tusculum College GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES

U. S. Grant University Webb School Bolton College King College Female College Carthage

High School Library Association

Second.

Fourth.

Third. Tenth.

Sixth.

Fifth. Senatorial.

Senatorial. Seventh.

First.

Third.

Fifth. Tenth.

Senatorial. Ninth.

Fourth.

Third.

Do.
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TENNESS EE—Continued

.

GEOI^OGICAL DEPOSITORIES- -Continued. Town or city. Name of library. Congressional

district. Chucky City

Clarksville Columbia Do

Covington Franklin Do

Gallatin Harriman

Hiawasse

Jackson

John.son City Knoxville McKenzie Do

Maryville

Memphis Do

Do

Milligan

Mossycreek

Nashvnlle Do

Do

Savannah

Springhill Trenton Troy Tullahoma Washington College Winchester

Oxford College Southwestern Presbyterian University AthenjEum

Institute. High School

Battle Ground Academy

Tennessee Female College , Howard Female College American Temperance University College Southwestern Baptist University Public School I,awson McGhee

Bethel College McKenzie Institute Maryville College

Christian Brothers' I^aw Young Men's Christian Association. .

.

College Carson-Newman College' Fisk University Free Masonic

Nashville University Public Woolwine School Gibson County Teachers' Obion College

Jesse Mai Aydelott College Washington College Normal vSchool

First. Sixth. Seventh.

Do.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Do. Fourth. Second.

Third. Eighth.

First. Second.

Eighth.

Do. Second.

vSenatorial. Do. Tenth.

First. Second.

Sixth.Do. Do. Eighth.

Senatorial. Ninth.

Do.

Fifth.

First. Fifth. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Athens

Bellbuckle

Bolton Camden

Cumberland Q\\.y Franklin , Friendsville Huntingdon

Johnson City Jonesboro

Ivyman\nlle

Memphis , Mount Pleasant. Mulberry

Nashville Old Hickory

Trenton

U. S. Grant University

Webb School

Bolton College Benton Academy

Public School

Battle Ground Academy

Friendsville Academy

Southern Normal University National History' Graded School

B. B. Jones High School

Bar-I^aw Library' Association Howard Institute Mulberry College Free Masonic

Confederate Soldiers' Home

I Teachers' Circulating Library Association

Third.

Fifth. Tenth.

Eighth.

Sixth. Seventh. Second.

Eighth.

First.Do. Seventh. Tenth.

Seventh.

Fifth. Sixth.Do.

Ninth.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

73

Town or citv, Xaine of librarv, Congressional

district. Amarillo

Austin Do

College Station Dallas Do

Galveston Hermoson

Houston

Jasper San Antonio . .

.

Savoy Weatherford . .

.

Public School Texas State University of Texas

Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas.

Public

Y. M. C. A. LibrarySt. Mar\-"s University Add-Ran University L3'ceum

Jasper Male and Female College San Antonio Public Platonian Literary Society Public School

Thirteenth.

Ninth.

Senatorial. Do.

Sixth. Tenth.

Seventh.

First. Second. Twelfth.

Fifth. Eighth.

GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

Alvin Athens

Austin Do

Do

Beaumont

Bee\nlle Belton Ben Wheeler. Bonham

BufFalogap . .

.

Campbell

Cherokee

Cisco

Clarks\nlle . .

.

Corsicana . . .

.

Cuero

Decatur Denton

Fairfield Fort Worth .

.

Do

Galveston . . .

.

Do

Do

Georgetown .

.

Hamilton . .

.

Hillsboro Do

Houston

Hunt-sville . .

.

Italy Kenedy

Llano

Navasota

Alvin College Public School

Public School

St. Edward's College University of Texas, School of Geology

Public School

Excelsior Literary- Society Bayor College Alamo Institute Carleton College High vSchool Henry College West Texas N. and B. College

Public School , Public School Young Men's Christian Association Guadalupe Academy

Public School Normal College Public Commercial Club. Fort Worth University

Ball High School

.

Public Young ?vlen's Christian Association. Southwestern University Hamilton College

I Library- Association

' Public School

! Young Men's Christian Association

., Sam Houston Normal

I Italy Institute

' Texas and Kenedy- High School

; Texas Military Institute

! High School

Tenth.

Second. Tenth.

Ninth.

Senatorial. Second.

Eleventh.

Senatorial. Third. Fourth. Thirteenth.

Third. Twelfth. Eleventh.

Fourth. Ninth.

Eleventh.

Fifth.Do. Second.

Senatorial. Eighth. Tenth.

Do.

Do. Do. Eighth.

Sixth.Do.

First. Senatorial.

Sixth. Eleventh.

Twelfth.

First.
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Pittsburg Kockwall . . . San Antonio Do

San Marcos , Tehuacana .

.

Temple

Terrell WacoDo

Whitewright

Woodville . . .

Abilene Archer City

.

Brackettville Canadian. . . . Dallas Ennis

P'ranklin. . . . Kenedy

Runge

San Antonio Temple Waco

Name of library.

Carnegie Rockwall Academy

High School San Antonio Club

Coronal Institute Trinity University

Spicly High School

Public Baylor Universitj* Paul Quinn College Grayson College Huntington Institute , REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES

Baptist College

Public School High vSchool Public School High School

Public School

Public School High School High School Alamo City Free Board of Trade

Baylor University

Congressional

district. Fourth.

Third. Twelfth.

Do. Ninth.

Do. Seventh.

Sixth. Senatorial. Seventh.

Fifth. Second.

Thirteenth. Do. Twelfth.

Thirteenth.

Sixth.Do. Seventh. Eleventh.

Do. Twelfth.

Seventh.

Do. UTAH.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

lyOgau

Salt I.ake City DoDo

OgdenDoDo

Provo City

Salt I^ake City Vernal ....

Cedar City Ogden. . .

Agricultural College Sheldon Jackson College

University of Utah

Utah State I^aw

GEOI^OGICAI^ DEPOSITORIES.

Free High School Masonic Brigham Young Academy

Latter Day Saints' College United States Academy

REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Public High School

Senatorial. Do. At large.

Senatorial. Do.

Do. Do. At large. Do.

At large. Do.
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75

Town or citv. Name of library. Congressional

district.

Salt Lake City Board of Education Do Pioneer Do j Young Men's Christian As.sociation

.

At large. Do.

Do. VERMONT.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Burlington Do

Middleburs'

Montpelier.

Fletcher Free

University of Vermont.

Middlebur\- College . . . . Vermont State GEOI.OG1CAE DEPOSITORIES.

Senatorial. Do.

First.

Barre Bellows Falls Bennington .

.

Bradford

Brattleboro .

.

Burlington . . .

,

Chelsea

Pittsford Proctor Richford Richmond

Rutland

St. Johnsburs- Wallingford. Windsor

Woodstock . .

.

Goddard Seminary

Rockingham Free Free

Public

Public Vermont Episcopal Institute Public

^IcClure Proctor Free

Free Public

Public Free

St. Johnsbur}- Atheneum . . . . Free Public

Library- .Association Norman Williams Public

Second.

Do.

First. Second.

vSenatorial. Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

First. Senatorial.

First. Senatorial.

First. Second.

Senatorial.

Barre Fairhaven Hydepark

Poultney . Strafford .

REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Goddard Seminar^'

Public

Public

Public

Strafford

Second.

First.Do. Do.

Second. VIRGINIA.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Alexandria 1 Young Men's Sodality I^yceum

Emory | Emory and Henr\- College Gate City j Shoemaker College Hampden Sidney \ Hampden Sidney College Lexington ! Virginia Militar\- Institute Norfolk I Norfolk Public

Eighth.

Ninth.

Senatorial. Fourth. Tenth.

Second.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES—Continued. Town or city. Richmond Do

Do

Salem

Alexandria Ashland

Blackburg

Blackstone Do

Bridgewater

Bristol Buchanan Chatham

Clifton Forge

Fauquier Springs Farmville

Fortress Monroe.

Harrisonburg

Leesburg

I^exington X,ynchburg Do

Miller School Norfolk

Petersburg Portsmouth

Reliance Richmond Do

Do

Roanoke Do

Scottsville Seminary

Staunton

Suffolk Williamsburg . . .

.

Do

Wise

Wytheville Do

Name of library.

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

Congressional

district.

Third.

Senatorial.

Sixth. GEOI.OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES.

Public Randolph Macon College

Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blackstone Female Institute Hoge Academy'

Bridgewater College Southwest Virginia Institute Reading Room

Watson Young Men's Christian Association Bethel Militarj^ Academy , Female Normal School

Artillery School Young Men's Christian A.ssociation High School Washington and I^ee University Young Men's Institute Young Men's Christian As.sociation Miller School Young Men's Christian Association (colored), 31* Church street. Young Men's Chri.stian A.ssociation . .

,

Stonewall Camp, Confederate Veterans Shenandoah Normal College Knights of L,abor, 823 East Main .street Woman's College ^ Mechanics Institute Public Young Men's Chri.stian As.sociation Public .» Episcopal High School Young Men's Christian Association

Collegiate Institute Matty School William and Mary College

Gladeville College Plummer Memorial College Library Association

Eighth.

Senatorial. Do.

Fourth.

Do. Seventh. Ninth. Tenth.

Fifth. Tenth.

Eighth.

Fourth. Second.

Seventh. Eighth. Tenth.

Sixth.Do.

Senatorial. Second.

Fourth. Second.

Seventh.

Third.

Do. Do.

Sixth.Do.

Senatorial. Eighth. Tenth.

Senatorial. Second.

Senatorial. Ninth. Do.

Do. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Blackstone

F'armville Houston . .

.

Hoge Military Academy .... State Female Normal School

Public

Fourth.

Do.

Sixth.
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77

Town or citv. Name of library. Congressional

district.

Jeffersonton Public Lexington j Washington and Lee University

Lynchburg '; Woman's College Petersburg \ Public School Radford j St. Albans Academy

Richmond Jefferson Literar\- vSocietj- Circulating

.

Staunton Public School Williamsburg Mary and William College.

Eighth. Tenth.

Sixth. Fourth.

Sixth. Third. Tenth.

Second. WASHINGTON.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Olyrapia Pullman

Seattle Tacoma

Walla Walla .

.

Cheney

Ellensburg North Yakima

Olympia

Parkland

Seattle Do

Spokane Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Tacoma Do

Do

Do..

Cheney

01>-mpia

Seattle Spokane Do

Do

Tacoma

Washington State Agricultural College and School of Science | At large. University of Washington i Senatorial. City At large. Whitman College Senatorial. GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

.State Normal School

vState Normal School Yakima Commercial Club High School

Pacific Lutheran Universitj- Public Chamber of Commerce

High School Spokane Business College Gonzaga College Spokane Mining Exchange

City Union Library- Association Chamber of Commerce : Masonic, corner Ninth and Pacific avenues. Puget Sound University High School

Senatorial. At large. Do.

Do.

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

Do. At large. Do.

Do. Do.

Senatorial. Do. REMAINDER DEPOSlTORIEvS.

Cheney Normal School Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Public Gonzaga College Northwest Mining Exchange

Public Puget Sound University

At large. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. Town or city.

Athens Buckhannon

Charleston .

.

Fairmont. . . . Huntington . Morgantown

Wheeling . .

.

Name of library.

Concord Normal School West Virginia Conference Seminary

West Virginia State West Virginia State Normal School.

.

:\Iarshall College West Virginia University

Public

Congressional

district. Third.

Senatorial.

vSecond. Fourth.

Senatorial.

First. GEOI^OGICAI^ DEPOSITORIES.

Addison Athens

Barbour.sville . Bethany

Bluefield Clarksbvirg. . . . Do , Elkins Farmington . .

.

Grafton Martinsburg .

.

Montgomery- .

.

Morgantown . Mound.sville. .

.

Parkersburg .

.

Parsons

Philippi Point Pleasant Ravenswood .

.

Romney

Sheperdstown Do

Methodist Episcopal Concord Normal .School Barboursville College

College Colored Institute Acadeni}'

Public School High vSchool High School High School High School Montgomery Preparatory School West Virginia Experimental Station Public .School High vSchool High School

Philippi Public School Ohio College of Commerce

School for the Deaf and Blind Normal School Shepherd College

Third.

Do. Fourth.

First. Third.

First.Do.

Senatorial. Do.

.Second.

.Senatorial. Third.

Senatorial.

First. Senatorial. Do. Second.

Fourth.

Do. Second.

Senatorial. Second. REMAINDER DEPOSITORIES.

Buckhannon

Glenville . . .

.

Grafton Hinton Martinsburg

Ripley

Conference vSeminary

State Normal School . Grafton School

Public School High School Jackson

Third.

F'irst. Second.

Third. Second.

Fourth. WISCONSIN.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES.

Appleton, L,awrence Univer.sity Beloit College

Public

Appleton

Beloit Eau Claire Fond du I^ac | Public La Crosse | Public Madison I Wisconsin .State.

Eighth.

Senatorial. Seventh.

Sixth. Senatorial.
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79

Town or citv. Nanie of library'. Congressional

district. Madison. . .

.

Merrill .. . Milwaukee.

Platteville.

.

Racine

River Falls. Sheboygan

.

Wisconsin State Historical Society

T. B. Scott Free

Public Wisconsin State Normal School. .

.

Public Wisconsin State Normal School. .. Public

Second.

Ninth.

Fourth.

Third.

First. Tenth.

Fifth. GEOLOGICAI, DEPOSITORIES;

Alma

Appleton Ashland

Chilton Chippewa Falls Grand Rapids.

.

Green Bay

Haj-ward

Hillside Jefferson Kenosha

^Madison Marinette

May\-ille Menasha

Milton Milwaukee Do

DoDoDo

Do.

High School Columbia Hall Vaughn

High School

Public Thomas B. Scott Public Business Men's Association

Public Public Free High .School Public

Universitj- of Wisconsin . .

.

Public High School High School

College Concordia College Milwaukee College Public Museum

Public School South vSide High School, Second streets.

?r Madison and West Side High School Mineral Point Public Monroe High School Do Public Nashotah Theological Seminary. Neenah High School '

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Do Public Oshkosh High School

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Prairie du Chien High School Reedsburg Public Richland Center j Free Ripon i College Sparta Free Tomah ..' Public Watertown Waukesha Waupun

Wausau I High School West Bend I High School

Northwestern University

Public Public

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Ninth.

Sixth. Tenth.

Eighth.

Fifth. Tenth.

Third. Second.

First. Senatorial. Ninth. Second.

Sixth.

First. Senatorial. Do.

Fourth. Do.

Do.

Do.

Third.

Do.

First. vSenatorial. Sixth. Senatorial. Do.

Ninth.

Sixth. Seventh.

Third. Seventh.

Senatorial. Seventh. Do.

Senatorial.

Fifth. Second.

Ninth.

Fifth.
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Do

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Beaverdani Delavan

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Greenbay Do

Keno.sha La Crosse Lake Geneva . .

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Marinette Menasha

Milwaukee Do

Neillsville Oshkosh

Port Washington

Richland Center Ripon

Shell Lake

Watertown Waukesha

Wausau

West Bend

Name of library. Normal School

Public

State Normal School

Congressional

district. Tenth.

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Free

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Public Public

I Public

! Menasha City East Side High School

^ vSouth Side High School

Public

Public

Public School Richland Center Public Public

Public Northwestern University High School Free Public

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Do. Do.

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First. Ninth.

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Do. Ninth.

Sixth.

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Sixth. Tenth. Second.

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Fifth. WYOMING.

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Public School .

i Miners' High School . .

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Greeh River . .

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Public School . Albanj- Countj' Public School . Public School.

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Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fuiie jo, igoi.

Agricultuke.

Secretary's office. Annual reports:

1849 1850

185 1 1852 1853 1854

1855 1S56

1857 1858 1859

i860

1861 1862 1866

1874 , 1878

1883

1885. 1887.

1888.

1889.

1890.

1892

^893

1895

T897 1898

1899 f preliminary) . 1S99 (paper)

1899 (cloth) 1900 (preliminary).

1900 (paper)

1900 (cloth) S. Doc

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$0.40 $0. 40

.60 .60 65 •65

.40 .40 50 •50

• 50 •50

•50 •50

• 50 •50

• 50 •50

•50 50

• 50 •50 .40 .40

.70 .70

.70 .70

.60 .60

.40 .40

.70 .70

.60 I. 20

I. 00 1. 00

.80 .80

I. 20 I. 20

I. 00 2.00

.80 .80

1. 00 1. 00

1. 00 2. 00

1. 00 4. 00

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•25 25

•25 •25 25 50

05 •05

. 20 .60

•30 1.80 •05 •05

. 20 . 20 •30 •30

\GRicuLTUKE—Cont'd.

Secretary's office—Cont'd

Circulars: No. 2 No. 8 Reports: No. 48 No. 49 No. 49 (Spanish) . .

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1895

1896

1897 (paper)

1897 (cloth)

1898 (paper)

1898 (cloth)

1899 (paper)

1899 (cloth)

1900

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I 05 •05

57 5^ 70

22 • 05 I. 10

I •05 •05

20 •05 1. 00

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7 •05 •35 40 •05 2. GO

58 -05 2. 90

16 •05 .80

30 . 10 3.OQ

21 . 10 2. ID 20 •05 I. 00

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29 • 55 15^95

26 •50 13.00

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6 •45 2. 70

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2 • 65 ..30

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Afjricnltural vStatistics . . American and Efi.st Asian l''rnit,s Animal Diseases, Devel- opment of Knowledge

Arbor Day

Beet Sugar Indnstry,

Special Report on,

1897 Beet Sngar Indiistrj^, Progress of, 1898 ...... Beet Sugar Industry, Progress of, 1899 Beet vSugar Residue

Best Roads for Farmers.

Big Trees of California . Birds that Injure Grain.

Birds as Weed Destroyers By-Products of theDairj'

.

Cau.se and Prevention

of Pear Blight Construction of Good

Country' Roads

Dairy Develooment of the United vS"tates Education and Research

in Agriculture in United vStates . . . Experimentsinthe Pro- duction of Rainfall . .

.

Food and Diet Foods for Man

Forage Conditions in Prairie Ke-ions

I'ora.y e I'lanls for Culti- vation in Alkali Soils . Forestry, Practice of, by

Priviite Owners

Grain Smuts Hawks and Owls from

the P'armers' Standpoint Health of Plants in Greenhouses Hemp Culture Improvement of Native

Fruits Inoculation as a Pre- ventive

Irrigation for Gardens.

.

Irrigation in the United

States (Hinton, 1886) . . Market for American

Horses

Migration of Weeds

Mineral Phosphates as

Fertilizers

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Agriculture—Cont'd.

Secretary's office—ConVd.

Popular Education for the Farmer

Porto Rico, Agricultural Resources of Principles of Priming. .

.

Prvming of Trees and

Other Plants Pruning and Training

of Grapes

Relation of P'orests to Farms

Results of Dietary Studies in the United States. Small Fruit Culture

vSoil Survey in the Salt Lake Valley Superior Value of L,arge and Heavy Seed

Testing vSeed at Home .

.

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Places

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Vivisection, Protests

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Accounts Division.

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Agrostology.

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No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 No. 20 , No. 21 No. 22 No. 23 No. 24 No. 25 No. 26 No. 27 No. 28 Circulars: No. 3 No. 9 No. 10 No. 12 . No. 13 No. 20 No. 27 No. 31 No. 32 Diseases of Cattle Diseases of the Horse . . . Sheep Industry in the United States

Number of

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Biological Survey.

Bulletins: No. I (paper) No. I (cloth) No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 Circulars: No. 28 No. 29 No. 31 No. 32 North American Fauna:

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Nuiiil)er of

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No. 10 No. II No. 12. No. 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19Botany.

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Agriculturb—Cont'd. Entomology—Continued.

Insect Ijfe—Continued.

Vol. 5, No. 2 Vol. 7, No. I Vol. 7, No. 2 Vol. 7, No. 3 Vol.7, No. 4 Vol. 7, No. 5 Index to vols, i to 7 .

.

Brain of the locust Catalogue of Exhibit

at New Orleans, 1884-

85 Economic Entomology,

Bibliography of, part 7 Entomological Commission, third report Entomological Commission, fifth report Entomological Commission, bulletin No. 2 . . .

.

Histology of the locust. Ox hot in the United

States Experiment Stations. Bulletins: No. I No. 2, pt. I No. 2, pt. 2. No. 4 No. 6 No. 7 .

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Record:

Vol. I, No. I Vol. I, No. 2 Vol. I, No. 3 Vol. I, No. 5 Vol. I, No. 6 Vol. 2, No. I Vol. 2, No. 2 Vol. 2, No. 3 Vol. 2, No. 4 Vol. 2, No. 5 Vol. 2, No. 6 Vol. 2, No. 7 Vol. 2, No. 8 Vol. 2, No. 10 Vol. 2, No. II Vol. 2, No. 12 Vol. 3, No. I Vol. 3, No. 2 Vol. 3, No. 3 Vol. 3, No. 4

Vol. 3, No. 5 Vol. 3, No. 6 Vol. 3, No. 7 Vol. 3, No. 8 Vol. 3, No. 9

Vol. 3, No. 10

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Record—Continued.

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1 900 Wool and Mann laclurcs

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Pontoon Drill (2 sets). Buffalo Entrance to Erie Basin Canal from I^ake Michigan to Wabash River, Canal Connecting Ches- apeake and Ohio

Canal with Baltimore,

1838 Canal at Sabine Pass, Tex

Cavalry Drill Regulations Chicago River Examination: Text

Atlas

Price per Amount,

copy. I

$0.50

•35

•35

•35

•15

• 50

•50

•50

. 10

.65

• 65

•75

.40

• 05

• 15

. 10

. 10

. 10

. 10

. 10

. ID

. 20

. 20

. 10

• 35

•35

•15

. 10 •35 •25

. 10

1. 00

$0.50

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56. 00

•75

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3.00

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2. 60

32^50

21. GO

2.00

•50

.60

.80

.90

. 10 2.30

1. IL

2. 00

1.80

. 10 3^85

4^55

•30

. 20 1.05

•25

2. 00

•05

. 20

. 10 3-00

Number of

copies. War—Continued.

Coast Artillery Drill Regulations: Text . Plates Construction Materials . Copper River Explorations (paper) Copper River Explorations (cloth) Courts- Martial, Manual

of Cuba:Census of, 1899 Cen.sus of, 1899 (Spanish) Census Bulletin i. . . . Census Bulletin 2. . . . Cen.sus Bulletin 3. . .

.

Civil Report Commerce, Monthly

Summary of —

Nos. 1-2 Nos. 1-6 No. 10 No. II No. 12 Customs TariffAugust, 1898 December, 1898 March, 1900 Immigration Regulations Mining I^aws, 1900 .

.

Municipal and Provincial Laws

Police I^aw of Rail- roads

Ports, Law of Public Works, Law

of Railroad Law

vSantiago and Puerto

Principe Waters, Law of Cuba and Porto Rico:

Civil Procedure, Law

of Constitution Establishing Self-Gov- ernment

Electoral Laws

Notarial Laws

Penal Code

Cuba, Porto Rico, and

the Philippines:

Civil Code Code of Commerce. . Mortgage Law

Price per

copy.

$0.50

• 50 05

• 50

.60

•30

. 10

. 10

• 05

. 10

05

•05 •05

.05

.10

Amouii
112 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTp:R.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fiinc jo, /gar—Continued.

War—Continued.

Cuba, Porto Kico, and

the Philippines—C't'd Mortgage Law, General Regulations . Tariff Schedules, March, 1900 Emergency Diet for the

vSick Engineer Department,

annual reports:

1877, Appendix LL.

1897, vol. 5 (paper)

.

1S98, vol. 5 (paper).

1899, vol. I 1899, vol. 2 1899, vol. 3

1899, vol. 4

1899, vol. 5 (paper)..

1899, vol. 5 (cloth) .. 1899, vol.6 Engineer Corps, Professional Papers, No. 12 . Experiments with

Small Arms, 1856 Pjxtended Order Drill . PMltration of Water Supply of Washington. .

.

P'ox a nd Wisconsin

Rivers, Rights of

Ignited States in French Broad River

Survey General Orders of Adjutant-General's Office, 1898 Gettysburg National

Park Commission Reports, 1S93-99 Government Printing

Office, New Building. Guard Duty, INIanual of Hospital Corps Drill Regulations Index Catalogue of Li- brary of Surgeon-General's Office, second

series: Vol. I Vol. 3 Vol. 4 Vol. 5 Infantry Drill Regulations Inspector-General's Report to Lieutenant- General, igoo Inspector-General's Report to Secretary of War, 1900 Lake Erie, Regulation

of Level of

Num- Price ber of per Amount.

copies. copy.

$0. 10 $0. 10

. 20 . 20

. 10 • 70

I

• 90 • 90

.90 .90

I 1.05 1.05

1. 05 1 . 05

I •75 • 75

I .9c .90

I 1.50 1.50

3 • 50 1. 50

I •30 • 30

S • 25 2. 00

9 25 2.25

• 25 .25

• 15 • 15

•30 • 30

I .60 .60

2 05 . 10

I •25 •25

16 •35 5. 60

2. 00 2. 00

I 2. 00 2. 00

6 2. 00 12. 00

42 2.00 84. 00

5 •45 2. 25

•15 • 15

I . 10 . 10

3 .15 •45

Wak—Continued.

Library: Alphabetical Catalogue, 1SS2 , Alphabetical List of Additions, 1SS4-91 , Subject Catalogue, No. 2 Subject Catalogue, No. 3 Subject Catalogue, No. 4 Lieutenant-Gen e r a 1

' s Report, 1900 Magazine Rifle and Carbine, Caliber. 30.... Major-General's Report,

1898 Manual of Arms

Martial Law, Justifica- tion of Medical Department

Manual:

1899 igoo , Medical Service in the German Army

Memorial Bridge Across

the Potomac

MilitaryAcademy Board

of Vi.sitors, Annual Reports:

rSgi 1S95 1897 Military Information

Series: No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. 17 No. iS No. 20. . . . No. 21 No. 22 No. 23 No. 24, part I No. 24, part 2 No. 24, part 3 No. 25 No. 26 No. 30 No. 31 Military Laws:

1897

1897, Appetidix to. . . . 189S Military' Reservations,

Title "and Juri.sdiction

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy.

$0. 30

.40

• 05

35

.60

. 20 •30

•25 •75

•35

. 20

. 10

• 15 •15

15 •45

• 25 25

• 25

1-25

. 20

I. 25

.30
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. II3

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

War—Coutiuued. Military Telegraph

Lines and Signal

Corps

Militia Force, 1S9S Mississippi Levees, 1S67. Moore's Improved Pack

Saddle

National Soldiers' Home

and Branches Ohio River Improve- ment .

.

Ordnance and Fortifi- cations Board, Annual

Reports:

1898

1S99 • 1900 Ordnance Bureau, Annual Reports:

18S1 1S82

1883 1884 1888 (preliminarA').

.

1888 1890 (preliminary) . 1891 (preliminar\').

.

1891 1892 (preliminary)..

1892

1893 (preliminary-) .

.

1893

1894 (preliminary)..

1894

1895 (preliminary)..

1896 (paper)

1896 (cloth)

1897 (paper)

1897 (cloth)

1898 (paper)

1898 (cloth)

1899 (paper)

1899 (cloth)

1900 (preliminary) . . 1900 (paper)

1900 (cloth) Paymaster-G e n e r a 1

' s Annual Report, 1900 .

.

Paymaster's Manual,

1896 Pay Department Manual, 1898 Philippine Islands: Church I^nds in ... . Commerce, Monthly

Summary of

Nos. 1-3 S. Doc. 19

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy.

3. 15 .05

•35

05

•05

•05

8500

9590

05

2005

0590

05

7505

50

0580

05

7590

45

55

25^ 40

65

75055060

05

30

30

Amount.

$1-95

. 10 •35

. 10

. 10 •25

•85

2. 00

I. 90

1.80

•05

. 20 •05 05

.90

•05

1-75 •05 4-50

. ID .80

. 10 1.50

1.80 .90

1. 10

• 50

1.60 3^90

1.50

. 10

2. 00

.60

•05

1.80

I. 20

War—Continued.

Philippine Islands —

Continued. Commerce, Monthly

Summary of—C't'd. No. 9 No. 10 Conditions in ....... Currency and Ex- change

Customs Tariff Immigration Regulations Liquor Traffic in Manila Mining Laws

Municipal Govern- ment

Notarial Laws

Penal Code

People of Railroad Law

Rules to Carrj' Into

Effect Executive Orders Shipping Troops to and from

Porto Rico: Arecibo, etc., Report on

Census of, 1899 census Bulletin i . .

.

Cen.sus Bulletin 2 . . . Census Bulletin 3 . . . Civil Affairs ( Davis)

.

Civil Affairs ( Insular Commission) Commerce, Monthly- Summary of—

NOS. 1-2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No: 10 Customs Tariff, 1898 . Customs Tariff, 1899 . Education in Electoral Law

Immigration Regulations Industrial and Eco- nomic Conditions . Levy and Collection

of Taxes

Military^ Telegraph

Lines

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy.

$0. 10

. 10

•05
114 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statcmcfi I of sales for tlic fiscal year ended June ^o, /90/—Continued.

War—Continued. Porto Rico—Continued.

Police Law of Rail- roads

Provincial and Municipal lyaws

Public Works

Railroad L,aw Preliminary Examinations, Svirveys, etc. . .

.

Quartermaster's Compendium, 1898 Quarterma.ster's Manual, 1900 Rebellion Records, se- ries 4, vol. 3 Reservoir Sites in Wyoming and Colorado. .

.

Roentgen Rays, Use of, in War with Spain . .

.

Siege Artillery Drill Regulations

Signal Corps: Annual reports

1888

1889, in 2 vols.

(I set) 1890

1891 (paper)

1898 (preliminary)

1900 Arctic Series, No. 3. Notes, No. 9 Professional Papers, No. 13 Property and General Regulations,

1898 Snake River Examination

Soldiers' Handbook

Soldiers' Home, Annual

Report, 1900 Spanish Army, Organization of, 1898 Spanish Colonial Provinces, Administration

of Justice in Spanish Colonial Provinces, Drafting Public Documents in Subsistence Stores, Handbook, 1900 Survey, Boards of, Manual for Surveys of the World, Government

Tables of Distances, 1897 Tests of Metals:

1883 1888

1890

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy. Amount.

I $0.05 $0.05

I •05 • 05

. ID . . 10

I •05 • 05

1 .25 •25

3 • 25 •75

8 • 25 2. 00

I •75 • 75 75 •75

I. 40 6 •25 1^50

I •35 •35

•05 • ^5

I .60 .60

.70 .70

I • 05 .05

. 20 . 20

2 1.25 2. 50

I . 20 . 20

I . 10 . 10

. 20 .60

. 10

12 •30 3.60

. 10 . 10

•15 • 15

4 . 10 .40

3 • 05 • 15

•35 •35

2 •05 . 10

2 1.50 3.00

2 .40 .80

I .80 .80

I • 65 •65

I .60 .60

Numberof

copies. War—Continued

Tests of Metals—Cont'd

1898 i«99 Typhoid Fever in Mili- tary Camps

Washington Water Supply, Purification of.

.

Yellowstone National

Park, Roads in Yosemit|e National

Park, Roads in Miscellaneous.

Addyston Pipe Co. Case

Aguinaldo, Communications with

Alaska.

Civil Government, Memorial for , Compilation of Explorations ( paper) Criminal Code Hearings

Proposed Civil Code

.

Proposed Criminal Code

Alcohol in the Arts (53d Cong.)

Alcohol in the Arts (55th Cong. ) Alcohol in the Manufactures and the Arts: Report No. 411 Report No. 2291 Appalachian National Park Appropriation bill. Navy, report on Armor Factory Board

Report, 1S97 Armor for Naval Vessels Armor, Krupp, for Battle Ships Armor Plate Bought from Carnegie Steel Co Army Canteen Army Reorganization . .

,

Bankruptcy, General

Orders and Forms in. , Bankruptcy I^aws

Bribery, Attempts at. .

.

British Army Temperance Association Cape Nome, History of Discovery of Gold at.

.

Charters and Constitutions, 2 vols. (7 sets) .

.

Civil Service, Operation

of

Price

I per I Amount,

copy.

$0. 70

• 55

• 15

• 25

•05 •75

• 05

. 10

.40

• .50

• 05

•30

• 05

• 05

1. 40

• 25

•05

. 10 •05

• 05

. 10 •05 .40

•05

• 05

4^ 95

.60
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. II5

Itimized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fline 30, Continued. Num Price ber of per Amount.

copies copy. Miscellaneous—C't'd.

Cliff Dwellers' National Park I $0. 05 $0. 05 Coast Defenses, 1896 . . .

.

5 • 05 • 25 Coeur d'Alene Region

4 • 05 Collated Claims 2 • 15 •30 Colorado Revenue CornI •05 •05 Commerce and Industries, Department of.

.

I •05 •05 Commerce, Promotion

of 3 •05 •15 Commission to Investi- gate War Department

in War with Spain,

I . 10 . 10 Comparison of MoneI •05 • 05 Comprehensive Index . . .70 • 70 Conduct of the War:

1S63, vol. 2 I .40 .40

1863, vol. 3 I • 45 • 45

I . 60 . 60

2 •65 1.30 Conduct of war with

Spain, 8 vols. (2 sets) 16 3. 20 6. 40 Conteste d-E lection

Cases, 52d Congress.. I • 15 •15 Crimes, etc.. New Legislation . .

.

I •25 •25 Criminal Aggression . . 4 • 05 . 20 Cuba, Affairs in II • 5° 5. 50 Curreticv Reform • 05 ^'^ Deep Waterways Commission Report, 1896 .

.

4 1. 30 5. 20 Dictionary of Congress,

1864 I •50 •50 District of Columbia:

Commissioners, an- nual report.s

I .60 .60

. 20 • 20

1898, vol. 2 I 35 •35

1899, vol. I . 40 . 40

2 . 20 .40

I •25 •25 Bibliography of 5 •15 • 75 Charities and R e- formatory Institilt ioti G

• 25 • 25 Health Office, Annual Report, 1899. • 1 •35 •35 Public Schools, 1899. •25 •25 Sanitary Condition

of Public Schools. . 3 .05 • 15 Sewerage of District of Columbia 2 •15 • 30 Sewers of District of Columbia I •50 50 Street-RailwayFran2 •25 • 50 Telephone Charges . 2 • 25 •50

Number of copiesPrice per

copy. Amount.

Miscellaneous—C't'd. Docking Vessels of the

$0. 05 $0. 05 Document Catalogue:

1895-96 • 75 • 75 1896-97 4 •75 3.00 Document Index:

55th Cong., 2d sess .

.

I • 30 • 3° 55th Cong., 3d sess . . . 20 . 20 E/Xplorations, Bibliog- raphy of (Has.se) 15 . 10 1.50 Farmers' National Congress 2 • 15 • 30 Filtration, Slow Sand. . . 8 • 05 .40 Foods, Adulteration of. 28 • 05 1. 40 Food Products, Adulteration of, vol. 3 I • 35 •35 Forest Reservations,

6 • 05 •30 Fort Pillow Massacre . . . 2 - 25 • 50 Geographic Names

15 . 10 1.50 Gila River Irrigation . .

.

7 .05 •35 Gun Foundry Board

Report 1884 J. 15 • 15 Hawaii, Annexation of. . 2 . 10 . 20 Hawaii, Government for . 10 . 10 Hawaiian Commission

4 . 10 .40 Hazing at the Military Academy 4 vols (2 sets) 8 1. 15 2. 30 Holland Torpedo Boat . . 15 •05 • 75 Hours of I^abor on Public Works I . 10 . ID Indian Currency 3 • 05 •15 Industrial Commission

reports:

. 80 10. 40

21I 1. 00 21. 00 Vol. 2 (paper) 18 . 20 3. 60

8 •30 2.40

3 . 10 •30

I . 20 . 20 Vol. 4 (paper) 9 50 A- 50 Vol. 4 (cloth) 3 65 1-95 Vol. 5 (paper) 14 . 20 2. 80 Vol. 5 (cloth) 3 •30 .90 Vol. 6 (paper) I •35 •35 Vol. 7 (paper) I • 55 • 55

In.sular Cases, Bneis and Arguments in ... . 5 • 75 3. 75 Interoceanic Canal:

3 • 25'

• 75 Part 5 3 •05 • 15 Part 6 •05 •15 Interoceanic Communi7 • 05 •35 Iroquois Indians • 05 •05 Isthmian Canal Commission Report, 1900 .

.

" 3

1 05 •15
Il6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statcvicnt of salesfor the fiscal year ended funejo, igoi—Coiiti:niied. Nuniber of

copies.

Price per

cop3\ Amount.

IVI ISC ICI>I>A N I-X)T'S—C t CI. Islhini.in Caii;il from a Military Point of View. 1 $0. 05 $0.05 Japan and the Gold

Standard 2 05 . 10 Japanese Competition . . 4 • 05 . 20 Joint 1 rattic Association Agreement, Hearings

1 •05 •05 Kan.sas, Tronbles in ... 2 85 1.70 Labor and Capital, 4 vols.

(i set) 4 2. 25 2. 25 Labor Laws, Alien Contract, Enforcement of,

. 20 . 20 Loud Bill • 15 • 30 Lonisiana Purchase Ex4 •05 . 20 Luzon, Trip through. . . . 2 •05 . 10 Maine Inquir}^ 3 30 .90

I 05 •05

]\Iaritinie Canal Compan^' of Nicaragua .... • °5 • 35

IVI a r i t i ni e Canal of North America 4 -05 . 20 Messages and Papers of the Presidents:

A^ol. I II .90 9. 90 Vol. 2 II .90 9.90

Vol. 3 II .90 9.90

Vol. 4 II .90 9.90

Vol. 5 II .90 9.90 Vol 6 1

1

• 90 9. 90 Vol 7 12 90 10. So

.90 9. 90 Vol. 9 12 .90 10. 80 Vol. 10 12 .90 10. 80 Methods of Business in the Departments, 1888, vol. I I 25 •25 Metric System, 1879 I • 25 • 25 Metric System, Bibliog- raphy of 05 •05 Missi.ssippi River Floods .60 .60 Moil etary Laws and

• 05 05

National Galleries of

•50 6.50 National Policy 2 05 . 10 Naval Torpedo Warfare

.

I •05 • 05 Nicaragua Canal I . 20 . 20 Nicaragua Canal Board

Report, 189^ 3 .70 2. 10 Ordnance and War

Ships, 1886 I • 50 • 50 Organic Acts Relating

to the Territories 2 • 25 •50

18 05 .90 Pacific Railroad Land

Patents . 10 . 10 Paraguayan Investiga-

•30 •30

Num-'

ber of

copies.

Price per

copy. Amount.

MiSCl'.LI-ANKOUS—C't'd. I'arliaiiK'Hlary Prece- dents s $1. 20 $9. 60 Patent and Trade-mark

Laws, Report of Cwin3 •30 .90

Pen.sioii Laws, Proposed

Revision 6 •05 • 30 Petersburg, Attack on . . 3 •25 •75 Philippine Islands, Area

•05 •05 Pneumatic Tubes 3 •"5 • 15 Postal Laws, Proposed

2 •05 . 10 Postal Telegraph in the United States 2 . 10 . 20 Public Lands, Proceeds from Sales I •05 •05 Public Ownership of Public Utilities .S •05 •25 Public Printer, Annual

Report

:

1895 I . 20 . 20 1896 I . 20 . 20 1897 , . 20 . 20

1898 20 . 20 1899 . 20 . 20 Pure Food Legislation .

.

5 •05 •25 Railroad Acquisition. .. 3 •05 • 15 Rs-iIavH-v N^citioiicil i73.- 19 •"3 • 95 Reciprocity and Commercial Treaties, Report on, 1896 2 •45 .90 Reconstruction, Report

I S5 •85 Removal of Seat of Government to Di.s- trictof Columbia I - 05 •05 Santo Domingo, Report

on, 1871 3 • 35 1.05 Shipping, American,

6 • 05 •30 Senate Library Catalogue, 1895 2 . 10 . 20 Senate W^ing, Heating

I . 10 . 10 Silver Bullion Coinage.

.

•05 • 05 Silver Question 4 •05 . 20 State Paper.s, P u b 1 i c

2 2. 00 4. 00 Sugar Bounties 10 . 20

• 15 • 15 Supreme Court Rules . . . I . 10 . 10 Sweating System I . 15 •15

1 arm Act.s, i7o9^"9c)

{ r>a Tier ^ I 45 • 45 Tariff Acts, 1709-1897 (paper) 5 .60 3.00 Tariff Act.s, 1789-1897 (cloth) 6 • 75 4-50 Tariff Acts, 1897 and

1890, and War Revenue

Act , I ..0 . 10
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. I17

Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year endedfune jo, igoi—Continued. Num- i Price j ber of I per ; Amount.

copies, copj-. MiSCELLAXEOrS —C't'd. Tariff Comparison, 1S94,

1890, 1SS8 Tariff Comparison, 1S97,

1894, 1S90, part I Tariff Hearings:

1896-97, vol. I 1896-97. vol. 2 1896-97, Schedule B.

.

1896-97. Schedule I .

.

1S96-97, Schedule . Tariff Law, 1S97 Tehuantepec Route Telegraph and Telephone. Government

Ownership of United States Courts,

Proposed Re\-ision of Laws Relating to

University', National

University of the United Venereal Diseases

among the British

Troops in India

Vivisection in the District of Columbia War Revenue Law, 1898. War R e V e n u e L a w, Amended

Webster Statue, Accept- ance of ( paper) Webster Statue, Accept- ance of (cloth) Wholesale Prices,

Wages, and Transportation, 4 vols, (i set). Woman Suffrage, Hearings on

Total sales Subscription Sales. Experiment Station

Record ( $1 per volume

of 12 numbers)

:

Vol. 8—

Vol..

No. I . No. 2 . No. 3 . No. 4 . No. 5 . No. 6 . No. 7 . No. 8 . No. 9 . No. 10 No. II No. 12 •9—

No. I . No. 2 . No. 3 .

$0. 15 •15

.80

.60

. ID •05 •05

•05 •05

•05

•15

. ID

•05

•05

•05

. 20

•-35

$o-45,

1.05

.80

.60

. ID •05

•05

•50

. 10 •85

2. 15

. 20

•35

8, 843.64

Number of

Icopies- Subscription Sales—

Continued. Experiment Station

Record—Continued.

Vol. 9—

No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 1 No. 8

• No. 9 No. 10 No. II , No. 12

I Vol. 10— ; No. I

' No. 2 No. 3 : No. 4 No. 5 No. 6

' No. 7 ,: No. 8 : No. 9 1 No. ID .| No. II ...i No. 12

'• Vol.11— ! No. I .

.

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

.

No. 10. No. II. No. 12. Vol.No. I.. No. 2 .

.

No. 3.. No. 4.. No. 5.. No. 6.

.

No. 7.. No. 8.. N0.9.

.

No. 10. Total Army Directory:

July, 1900 August, 1900 September, 1900

1616

1616

1616

16

16

1616

1616

3030

3030

3030

30

30

30

30

168

168

140

140 140

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140

140

140 140

140

140

Price per

copy.

2,730 So.o8>i

3

3

$227. 50
Il8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fune jo, igoi—Continued. Number of

copies.

Price per

copy. Amount.

Subscription Sales—

Continued. Army Directory—C't'd. October, 1900 5 $0. 10 $0.50

8 . 10 .80 December, 1900 8 . 10 .80

6 .10 .60

6 . 10 .60 March, 1901 8 . 10 .80 April, 1901 9

. 10 .90 May, 1901 9 . 10 .90

10 . 10 1. 00 Consular Reports: No. 235 (supplement) • 05 •05 No. 238 •15 • 15 No. 239 •15 15 No. 239 (supplement) •05 05

• 15 • 15

Number of

copies, Subscription Sale.s—

Continued. Consular Reports—C't'd. No. 241 No. 242 No. 242 (.supplement) No. 243 No. 244 No. 245 No. 246 No. 247 No. 248 No. 249 Total Individual sales Subscription .sales Total sales for year

3

3

3

3

3

3 2,835

Price per

copy.

$0

30, 750

2, 835

33. 585

Cash statementforfiscal year ended fune jo, igoi

.

DEBIT.

Received from July i, 1900, to June 30, 1901 |io, 298. 30 Cash on account of unfilled orders July i, 1900 71-96

|io, 370. 26 CREDIT. Remitted to Public Printer for sales July i, 1900, to June 30,

1 901 9,062.09

Returned to remitters from July i, 1900, to June 30, 1901 .... i, 186. 25 Balance on account of unfilled orders 121. 92

10, 370. 26 SAI.ES ACCOUNTS.

To sales for year $9, 082. 69

9, 082. 69

By amount remitted Public Printer. . By amount deposited to credit of ap- propriation for public printing and

binding, 1901: Certificate of deposit

No. 26254 No. 53706 No. 554 1 9 No. 55937

$9, 062. 09

5.85

11.70

2. 90

15

9, 0S2. 69
TABULAR STATEMENTS.

119

INDEX TO TABULAR STATEMENTS.

Page. No. I. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1901, and the condition of the appropriations July i, 1901 122 No. 2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, 1901 123 No. 3. Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1901 124 No. 4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and lithographing and engraving

during the fiscal years 1894 to 1901, both inclusive 124 No. 5. Showing moneys received hy the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, i9oi,the sources from which received, and to what accounts deposited in the Treasury. 125 No. 6. Showing the disbursements on accoimt of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer 126 No. 7. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding 126 No. S. Showing the disbursements on accovmt of paper for the public printing and binding. . 137 No. 9. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving 142 No. 10. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1899) of the Secre- tary of Agriculture 153 No. II. vShowing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1900) of the Secre- tary of Agriculture 154 No. 12. Showing th^- disbursements on account printing Memorial Volume Centennial Celebration of Establishment of Seat of Government in District of Columbia 154 No. 13. Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which they are

distributed 155 No. 14. Showing the allotments, etc., for printing and binding for the Executive and Judicial Departments, and the approximate cost of the work executed for the same 182 No. 15. Showing the co.st of operating each branch office 182 No. 16. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Record for the second ses.sion of the Fifty-sixth Congress . . 183 No. 17. Showing the number of copies of each Department report and document printed upon

requisitions by the heads of Departments 184 No. 18. Showing the number of copies of books, with their titles, bound upon requisitions for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates 206 No. 19. Statement of contract made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for sup- pljnng paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1901, to February 28, 1902 222 No. 20. Statement of contracts made for stationer5', fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items. . 226 No. 21. Statement of contracts made for material (except paper) 238 No. 22. Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving 242 No. 23. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1901, to February 28, 1902. . . 245 No. 24. .Statement of proposals received for supplying stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscel- laneous items 259 No. 25. Statement of proposals received for suppl;ying material 291 No. 26. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving 299 No. 27. Showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 307 No. 28. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1899) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each s 335 No. 29. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1900) of the

Secretary' of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 349 121
No. I.

Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for

the fiscal year ended fune jo, igoi, and the co7idition of the appropriation Jidy i, IgoI.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1901

:

Appropriation, act April 17, 1900 $15,200.00 Disbursed for salaries during fiscal year 14, 987. 63 Balance July i, 1901 212. 37 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1900: Balance July i, 1900 638.30 Disbursed during fiscal year 425. 25 Balance July I, 1901 213.05 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1901: Appropriation, act April 17, 1901 3,000.00 Disbursed during fiscal year 2, 049. 33 Balance July i, 1901 950. 67 Printing and binding, 1894 and prior years: Balance July i, 1900 6, 205. 29 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 192. 00 Balance July i, 1901 6, 013. 29 Printing and binding, 1899: Balance July i, 1900 74, 074, 30 Received for printing and binding, etc i, 425. 56

75, 499. 86 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year I272. 30 Disbursed for material and supplies 21,108.51 21,380.81 Balance July i, 1901 34, 119. 05 Printing and binding, 1900: Balance July i, 1900 475, 074. 05 Repayments to correct errors in vouchers 10. 00 Received for printing, binding, etc 13, 696. 22 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 69, 973. 31

558, 753- 58 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $145, 667. 92 Disbursed for material and supplies 98,043.30 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 47, 546. 10 Disbur-sed for paper 178, 236.37

469, 493. 69 Balance July i, 1901 89, 259. 89 Printing and binding, 1901: Appropriation, act June 6, 1900 3, 882, 800.00 Appropriation, act March 3, 1901 831,450.00 Appropriation, act March 3, 1901 7,000.00 Repayment to correct error .70 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 205, 749.54 Received for printing, binding, etc 74.735-92

5, 001, 736. 16 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $3, 392, 860. 99 Disbursed for material and supplies 422, 204. 95 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 121,655.08 Disbursed for paper 509. 265. 74 Joseph L Pearson Printing Office (printing for vSupreme Court, United States) 6, 970. 47

4, 452, 960. 23 Balance July i, 1901 548, 775. 93 122
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 123

Agricultural Report, 1899: Balance Julj- 1, 1900 $185, 002. 18 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $115, 856. 61 Disbursed for material and supplies 15, 790. 96 Disbursed for paper 52, 351. 59

183,999.16 Balance Julj- i, 190 1 i, 003. 02 Agricultural Report, 1900; Appropriation, act June 6, 1900 300,000.00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $91, 221. 51 Disbursed for material and supplies 7, 891. 94 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 125. 00 Disbursed for paper 49, 043. 83

148, 282. 28 Balance July i, 1901 . 151, 717. 72 Printing Memorial Volume, Centennial Celebration Establishment Seat of Government, etc.: Appropriation, act March 3, 1901 5, 500.00 Disbursed for material and supplies 360. 00

5, 140. 00

No. 2.—Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, igoiy as shown by ledger. RESOURCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1901 $15,200.00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1900 638.30

1901 3, 000. 00 Public printing and binding:

1894 and prior years 6, 205. 29 1899 75, 499- 86

1900 558, 753- 58

1901 5, 001, 736. 16 Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture:

1899 185, 002. 18 1900 300, 000. 00 Printing Memorial Volume, Centennial Celebration Establishment Seat of Govern- ment, etc 5, 500. 00

6, 151, 535. 37 DISBURSEMENTS.

Pay of employees, etc ; . . . . 3, 746, 071. 33 Paper 788,897.53 Material and supplies other than paper 565, 399.66 I^ithographing and engraving 169, 329. 18 Joseph ly. Pearson Printing Office (printing for Supreme Court, United States) 6,970.47

Salaries, office of the Public Printer 14,987.63 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1900 $425. 25

1901 2, 049. 33

2, 474- 58

5, 294, 130. 38 UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1901 212. 37 Contingent expen.ses, office of the Public Printer:

1900 213. 05

1901 • 950. 67 Public printing and binding:

1894 and prior years 6, 013. 29

1899 54,119-05

19CO 89, 259. 89

1901 ' 548,775-93
124 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Printing Annual Report Secretary' of Agriculture:

1899 $1, 003. 02

1900 151,717.72 Printing Memorial Volume, Centennial Celebration Establishment Seat of Govern- meut, etc 5, 140. 00

6, 151,535-37

No. 3.

Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for fiscal year ended

fline so, igoi.

Appropriation. I,abor. Paper. Material and

supplies. Lithographing andengraving.

Total.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer,

$14, 987. 63 |r4, 987- 63

425- 25

2, 049. 33

192. 00

21, 380. 81

469, 493. 69

4,445,989.76

183, 999- 16

148, 282. 28

360. 00

Contingent expenses, office of the

I^ii 1)1 i c JP ri 11 1 c r

* $425- 25

2, 049- 33 Public printing and binding:

192. 00

272. 30

145, 667. 92

3, 392, 860. 99

115,856.61

91, 221.51

1899 21, 108.51

98, 043. 30

422, 204. 95

15,790.96 7,891.94

360. 00

Printing Annual Report Secretary

of Agricultvire:

1899

$178, 236.37

509, 265. 74

52, 351-59

49. 043- 83

S47, 546. 10 121,658.08

Printing Memorial Volume, Centennial Celebration of Establishment

ot Seat of Government in District of Columbia

125.00

Total 3, 761,058. 96 788,897.53 567, S74. 24 169, 329. 18 5,287,159.91

No. 4.

Statement showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and lithographifig and engraving during fiscal years 18^4 to igoi, both inclusive.

Appropriation. 1894. 1S95- 1896. 1897.

Printing and binding

Agricultural reports Removal and .storage Eleventh Census reports

.

Printing second edition Growth of In- dustrial Art

$3, 542,316. 57

215, 044. 87

8, 062. 90

153,327.01

4, 230. 48

$2, 969, 146. 85 $3, 368, 831. 80 299,301.41 ! 338,835.25

7, 360. 00

I 610. 00

172,045.57 126,719.35

Building for Government Printing Office, repairs and rent Printing memorial volume, centennial

celebration of laying corner stone of the Capitol

6, 944.43

248. 00 Machinery, etc., new building

Diseases of the Horse, 1896 and 1897 Di.seases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding,

1896 and 1897 I^and, boiler house, etc Total. 3,922,981.83 3, 455, 046. 26

2, 833. ^2

2, 458. 90

3, 840, 288. 62

$3, 385, 730. 92

269, 393-64

90, 442. 72

26, 113.

41, 220.

39, 939- 32

99, 859-47

3,952,700. 33
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 25

No. 4.

Siatcinoit shon'ing twpoiditiircs for labor, material, etc. —Continued.

Appropriation. 1S9S. 1^99. 1900. 1 901

Priuting and binding

Agricultural reports Eleventh Census reports Machiner\-, etc., new building

Diseases of the Horse. 1S9S and 1599 Land, boiler house, etc Engine house. Government Printiiia: Office . Librar\-, Government Printing Office . . . Printing and binding. War Department

.

Site for addition to Government Print- ing Office . Printing memorial volume, centennial

celebration of establishment of seat of Government in District of Columbia.

.

$3. 577.

390,

151,

33._

I,

697.85

543-60

513-58 632.67

4S4.80

965. 00

533- 77

176. 07

$3, 730, 292. 85

276, 39S. 95

82, 705. 58

>5, S27. 99

320. 23

91, 974. 37

190, 02S. 06

Total 4, 194, 547. 34 4, 407, 548. 03

|4, 564, 109. 09 I $4, 944, 026. 73 326,963.58 332,281.44

7, 682. 59

360. 00 4,898,755.26 1 5,276,668.17

Estimates of appropriatio7is for public printing and binding for the fiscal year

ending funejo, 1903, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasuryforpresentation

to thefirst session of the Fifty-seventh Congress.

Wages $3,513,832.10 Materials 529, 410. 00 Paper 801, 320. 00 Branch offices 308, 400. 00 Lithographing and engraving 170, 000. 00 Total 5,322,962.10 No. ^.—Statement shon'ing moneys received by the*.Public Printer during the fiscal year endedfune jo, igoi, the sources from luhich received, and to what accounts

deposited in the Treasury.

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

Printing for War Department $70, 065. 46 Binding Rebellion Records 395-5° Printing for Xa\y Department 11,617.68 Printing for Post-Office Department 5, 999. 21 Printing for Monej- Order Office 7.50 Making rollers for Treasurer of the United .States 124.65 Printing for Commissioners of District of Columbia 519.80 Printing for Columbia Institute for Deaf and Dumb 22. 30 Printing for Board of Children's Guardians 14.55 Printing for Commissioner of Freedraan's Savings and Trust Company- 5. 72 Printing for Interstate Commerce Commission 814. 05 Printing for Smithsonian Institution 220. 78 Printing for Government of Porto Rico 32. 55 Printing for Emergency- Hospital 15-45 Total 89, 855. 20 Deposited to the credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources: Sales of extra documents |i3, 357-46 Sales of waste paper 23, 957. 42 Sales of Congressional Directory- 57-86 Sales of Congressional Record i, 311. 92 Printing speeches 14, 020. 14 Proceeds of waste gold leaf '. . 7, 632. 45 Sales of leather scraps 5, 090. 78 Sales of stereotype dross, etc i, 226. 01 Sales of old boxes, etc 196. 70 Forfeited penalty under contract 360.00 Sales of miscellaneous condemned articles 3,069 00

70, 279- 74 Total 160, 134. 94
126 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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

1901. Public Printer $4, 500.0c Chief Clerk 2,500.00 One clerk i,Soo. 00 One clerk, at $i,Soo per annum (326 days) 1,606.88 Two clerks, at $1,600 per annum 3, 200.00 One clerk, at $1,400 per annum (360 days) i, 380. 75 14,987.63 Contingent expenses of the office 2,474.58 Total 17, 462. 21

No. 7.Statement shorciiig Ihc disbursements on account of public printing and

binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, igoi.

Wages $.^,5.^8,993.21 Improvements and repairs to building: Lumber 3,424.38 Plumbing and gas-fitting supplies 2, 439. 99 Supports for four economizers 1,540.00 Electric supplies 1,524.92 Paint, etc 674. 34 Iron columns, beams, etc 436.68 Granite blocks for engine oundations 390.00 Track trolley, beams, chain, and blocks for boiler house 360.00 Iron 261.92

I^ocks, hinges, etc 190.16 Changing ventilating system over boiler house i6g.oo Castings for economizers ... 130.00 Balcony and railing for press room 130.00 Doors, frames, sashe.s, etc 112.60 Plates for boiler house 112.00 Awnings 106.08

vSteel 104. 29 Anchor plates 102.00 Galvanized iron 100. 78 Screws 93:26 Nails 88.38 Hardware 84. 18 I^ead 33. 09 Window shades 65. 32 Zinc 71-91 Copper 60.82 Glass, putty, etc 57-75 Wire 42.87 Nuts, washers, etc 4i- 19 lyining wooden tanks 30.00 Wire rope for elevators 02. 24 Brads, tacks, etc 28. 69 Brick 28.00 Elevator latches 23.65 Brass 21.78 Felt weather strips i9- 5° Cement 18. 90 Repairs to roof i5- 00 Slate 36. 01 Awning and sash cord 13-20 Brass tubing I4- 00 Magnolia metal 10.00 Miscellaneous 15- 73
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 127

$3,561.00

1,300.00

1, 250.00

190. 00

146. 50 144.00 115.00

106. 00

8.80 $6,821.30 Printing presses

5 No. 5 2-roller single large cylinder " 11,000.00

3 No. 00 4-revolution Miehle 10, 374. 00

I No. 4 4-roller Century 2, 050. 00

I 13 by 19 Gordon 425. 00

I self-inking proof 270. 00

1 proof press with iron stand 33- 00

24, 152. 00 Cutting machines—

2 57-inch hand and automatic clamp 2, 770.00

I 45-inch label 1, 061. 00

I 36-inch label 729.00

I 53-inch rotar>^ board 442.00

1 Excelsior index 425. 00

5, 427. 00 Book-trimming machines

2 duplex 2, 133. 60

4 Semple i, 496. 00

3, 629. 60 Stitching machines

I No. 5 Universal wire 166.00

I No. 2 Universal wire '. 300. 00

466. 00 Bookbinders' finishing tools 3, 323. 22

I, 709 stereotype blocks i, 514. 70 Fixtures for presses 1,358.95 Fixtures for book-sewing machines i, 021. 53

i8i\ dozen valves 560. 00

2 patent stereotype blocks with hooks, etc 530. 08 Fixtures for .stitching machines 463. 70 Fixtures for ruling machines '. 252. 49 Fixtures for case-making machines 216.75 Fixtures for backing machines . . 170. 50

4 model No. 32 Rambler bicj-cles 140. 00 Fixtures for book-trimming machines 120. 25 108 pressing boards 87. 24

1,850 brass label holders 83.00

1 set mahogany patent blocks 55-92 Repairs to bicycles !. . 51- 15 Shafting, pulleys, etc 21.46

8 stepladders 20. 50

SYi dozen pliers 16.85 19^ dozen bowls 16.65 10^ dozen twist drills 11-33 Fixtures for cutting machines 10. 00

5 dozen dustpans 8. 35

2 dozen auger bits 6. 24 Fixtures for numbering machines 4.00

3 augers 2.41 Press boards—

248, 10 by 13 to 40 by 60 inches $182. 75 600 sheets, 24 by 32 inches 36. 00 ^ , : 2^8-75 Packing

369^5 pounds 124.21 384 inches 92. 24 Relief-valve packing , i. 85 ^—: ^ 218.30

Machinery, tools, and implements:

Electric machinery-, etc.

7 motors

1 No. II electro-plating dj'namo

2 switches

4 commutators

Repairs to armatures

6 external auxiliary coils

I commutator turning tool

3 rheostats Repairs to switches
128 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machinery, tools, and iniplements—Continued.

Bi-oonis

61 dozens No. 7 36 dozens No. 8

5 dozens No. 2 , I dozen 18-inch , dozen 16-inch , Emery wheels

8, 36 by 2 by 24 inches

60, 6 by § by ^ inches

6, 4 by \ by inches Needles—

1.056 No. 4

1,492 No. 3

290 papers

60 band

Pressing blocks

4,000 maple, 5f by 9^ by | inches

100 maple, 10 by 131^ by i>{ inches , 100 maple, 9/g by \2% by 1% inches

lOG maple, by i2j^ by 1^ inches

Lubricators

800 No. 3 500 No. 2 Stamps—

$378. 80

459- 24

447. 80

400. 00

55- 00

2 dating 1.25 13-35

14,507 pounds cotton waste 944. 90 10,323^ pounds rope 77S. 90

22 dozen rubber tires for truck wheels 512. 82

6,560%; pounds castings 277. 57 146 dozen files 196.07

13,088 ruling pens 182.14

75 pounds char-mu-cha 150. 00

75 dozen crocks 1 1 2. 50 Bolts 106. 87 Cups, cans, etc 82.67 60 yellow lithograph stones 75- 00

8 dozen glue pots 72.00 66 dozen bone folders 72. 75 Crude rubber, rubber dam, etc 51.81

13^ dozen oilers 50. 44 316 feet hose 49. 66

156 cutter woods 47- 40

14^ dozen spouts for oilers 40. 75 Rubber tubing 28.61

614; dozen cuspidors 27.80

4 dozen .spatulas 19. 20

ii| dozen ink pads 17-93

2/5 dozen wrenches 16.33 4 dozen mallets 18. 00 6yV dozen chisels i5- 90

322 pounds .sandstone 13-92

2i\j dozen hammers ^3- 52

4 dozen screw-drivers 9.50

8 dozen maps 8. 36

1 No. 3 truck 7. 00

6 dozen mop handles 5. 25 6 dozen mop heads 4. 20

2 hatchets i. 50 Rubber cloth and nipples , ,. 3.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 129

Machiner}', tools, and implements—Continued. Blankets—

10 mineral rubber $154. 20 37 pair woolen ii9-43

10 yards felt 88. 00 Buckets

16% dozen galvanized iron 103. 37

I dozen fiber fire 5. 40 dozen cedar 4. 73 J dozen strainer 3. 00 Shears, trimmers, etc.

24 dozen lo-inch shears 153. 36

3 dozen 5>^-inch scissors 18.00 Knives

201 trimming .„.• 2, 622. 84

38 rotary board cutter 133. 00

70 dozen shoe. No. 3 .S2. 50

1 dozen 9-inch ink ! 21. 00

8 dozen shoe. No. 2 10. 00 % dozen No. 12 4.32 ^ dozen butcher 3. 75 Belting—

41 feet, at 72.8 cents 29. 85

51 feet, at 41 cents 20. 91 22 feet, at 40 cents ., . 8. 80

100 feet, at 30^ cents 30. 25 200 feet, at 20.5 cents 41. 00

200 feet, at 18 cents 36.00

600 feet, at 15 cents 90.00

302 feet, at 12% cents 37.00

50 feet, at 6 cents 3. 00

100 feet, at 3 cents 3. 00 Saws

113 lo-inch rip 169.70

112 lo-inch book 168.00

3 gross, 6 dozen saw blades 32. 71 255%-inchrip 17.70 4 93^ -inch circular 16. 56

15 16-inch back 9. 39

5 7^-inch circular 7.65

2 12-inch circular 5.00

2 hand 3. 00

2 dozen jig-saw blades 2. 70 Brushe.s

36 dozen glue 412.60

24 dozen lye 178. 80

28 dozen dust 175. 40

2 badger hair ^8. 77 6 dozen wall 75- 00

15 dozen sash tool 35-85

5^ dozen matrix 30.00

3 dozen goat hair 26. 25 6 dozen scrubbing 23. 00

5 dozen turkey feather 13. 60 22^ dozen fitches 12.28 Miscellaneous 62. 05 Cases—

143 pair news 183. 07

143 pair "new departure " 168. 74

2 furniture 52. 00

54 figure 38. 42

5 rule 6. 00

2 patent clasp 5. 13 4 leader 3. 60

2 Yankee job 2. 10

$361-63

116. 50

171.36

2, 847. 41

299. 81

432.41

[, 133.60

459. 06 S. Doc. 19-
130 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machinery, tools, and implements—Continued.

10 economic automatic press-feeding machines |i2, 500. 00

2.369 brass gallej's 4, 085. 19

1 , 250 chases : 2, 580. 72

I hydraiilic electrotype molding press i, 650. 00 68 6-wheel numbering machines i, 627. 92

5 packed piston pumps i, 480. 00

12 wronght-iron stands i, 060. 00 Fixtures for branch office, new I^ibrary of Congress 1,030.00

19 cabinets 750.33

9 No. 6 Hickok lever standing presses 743. 00

I curved routing machine 5.SO. 00

1 heavy 70-inch automatic knife grinder 461. 25 S,ooo quoins 438. 67

750 .side sticks 375. 00

I 21-inch roller Sanborn backer 375.00

I 17-inch roller backer 340.00 Repairing 371 galleys 324. 85

I stereotype shaving machine 315.00

I cupboard ~ 312.00

6 frames with drawers 300. 00

I paging machine 285.00

I stock cupboard 2S2. 00

I No. 2 bookcover shaping machine 270.00

I rack for binders' boards ^235. 00

1 No. 2 tenoner 215. 00

300 cast-iron blanks 265. 00

263 composing-sticks 213.34 Wood and steel furnitxire 204. 48

3 job backers 203. 50

4 backing pans - 200. 00

2 improved Champion paging machines 3S0. 25 500 Hempel's kej-s 170. 01

2 imposing tables 150.00

I reviser's table, receptacle, and bank 147.00

1 pair 34-inch table shears. 145. 00

2 .sets brushes for back leading machine 1S4.00

100 iron spools 126.80

I lo-hole glue heater 125. 00

26 grate bars and 12 front liners 116. 00 Finishers' stands and presses 107. 48

1 No. 3 punching machine 100.00

2 storage racks 100. 00

48 Gem knife grinders 96.00

I chest of drawers 98.00

I galley rack 90. 00

8 pairs rotary cutters 80.00

I No. 6 plate shear 75- 00

130 type boxes 65. 00

7 dozen oil stoves 63.00

17 gas .stoves 61. 55

1 round corner cutter 5^- 25

2 nipper holders 56. So

2 iron imposing beds 52. 20

10 galvanized-iron boxes 50.00 Repairs, punches and dies for punching machine 4^- ,50 10,000 feet cut laces 47-89

2 No. 2 Eniery bench machines 46. 25

1 storage case 46. 00

108 stereotype ratchets 40. 50

4 water coolers 35- 70

9 cases for pressing boards 34- 48

2 tablet boards 40.00

300 brass electrotype case hooks 35- 25

1 No. 4 gilding press 34- 5°

2 type founder's gauges 30. 00

2 Damon perforators 30.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machinery-, tools, and implements—Continiied.

13 dozen type and leader boxes $30.50

3 lead and rule cutters 28. 88

2 saw hammers and saw am-il 26. 76

lYz feet 12-inch pipe and flanges 25. 30

1 set spiral gears 25.00

i|i dozen ratchet drills 23. 54

15 sewing benches 24.23 Stocks, dies, and collets 14-65

2 steel wheelbarrows 20. 00 Castings for economizers /. 23. 60

73 wood planers i3- 50

I No. 14 iron coal stove 12.90

5<( dozen ratchets 12.25

I patent vise 12. 00

I gear wheel. .. . 12.00

I lead and slug rack 12.00

I steel tape 10. co 4 plates for steam gauges 10.00 Miscellaneous 217.54

Bra.ss rule 3, 312. 89 Type 57,267.40 Material: Printing ink

12,496 pounds book, at 45 cents $5, 623. 20 11,607 pounds book, at 50 cents 5,803.50

4,686 pounds job, at 75 cents 3,514.50 35 pounds job, at 5i 35- 00

228 pounds job. at 5 1. ,50 342. 00

7 pounds job, at 52 14. 00

70 pounds job, at S2. 25 157. 50

7 pounds job. at S2. 50 i7- 5°

10 pounds job, at 53 30. 00

252 pounds job. at 53. 50 917. 00

250 pounds cut. at 51.45 362.50

3,250 pounds cut, at 5 1. 50 4,875.00 Reducing varnish, etc., for ink 168.00 21.859.70 Tin foil—

9,000 pounds, at 26 cents 2, 340. 00 500 pounds, at iS cents 90. 00

2, 430. 00 Sifted cast-iron filings—

4,809 pounds, at 3 cents 144. 27 1,874 pounds, at 2 cents 37-48

181.75 Stereotj^pe backing powder

1,000 pounds, at 9 cents 90.00

1,000 pounds, at 4 cents 40.00

130.00 Bar lead—

120,586 pounds, at 4.9 cents 5, 908. 71 55-370 pounds, at 4.7 cents 2,602.39 8,511.10 Bar tin—

5,000 pounds, at 30.5 cents i, 525. 00

500 pounds, at 27.5 cents 137. 50

I, 662. 50 Plumbago—

1,500 pounds, at 40.6 cents 609.00

2,300 pounds, at 30.6 cents 703. 80

^ 1,312.80 Stereotype backing paper

40 reams, at $5.50. . 220.00

10 reams, at $5 50. 00 Tissue paper- US reams, at 51.20 , 13S. 00

50 reams, at Si .60 80. 00 218.00
132 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Continued. Sulphuric acid—

22 carboys, at $3.28 $72. 16

2 carboys, at $2.80 5.60

$77- 76 Glue—

36,22.) pounds, at 13.9 cents 5.035- 10

I 19 i)uun(ls, at 23 cents 27.37

3 dozen cans, at $4.80 14.40

5. 076. 87 Potash—

9,594 povnids, at 5.7 cents 546. 84 473 pounds, at 6.5 cents 48.30

595- 14 14,77: pounds copper battery plates 3, 013. 28

7,942 pounds roller glue i, 707. 56

3,243 pounds molding wax 648.60

9,000 pounds sidi^luite of copper 513.00

1,154 pounds In c'-w ax 403.90

12,096 sheets bonnet board 266. 10 2,014 feet blocking board 171. 19 800 pounds solder 137.60

1,000 pounds tablet composition 150. 00

40^4 pounds bismuth metal 96.00

100 pounds sulphate nickel and ammonia 14.00 495 pounds crude turpentine 13.36

3 carbo^-s muriatic acid 8. 64

75 pounds borax 5. 93

25 pounds paraffin 3. 00 Glj^cerin

8,752 pounds, at 15 cents $1, 312. So

4.506 pounds, at 14.5 cents 653. 37 1,966.17 Benzine

9,657 gallons, at II cents 1, 062. 27

1,055 gallons, at 9.7 cents .• 102. 34 1,164.61

2,433 gallons tarcolin 851.63

2,040 pounds Abbott's compound .- 163. 21 250 pounds lubricating compound 25.00

46 gallons vinegar 4. 83

15 gallons ga.soline 2.55 Oil5134 gallons crank, at 17 cents $8.76

53 gallons engine, at iS^ cents 9.81 50 gallons engine, at iS-X cents 9. 38

77S gallons washing, at 20 cents 155.60

70 gallons illuminating, at 20 cents 14.00

53 gallons engine, at 21^^ cents 11.26

52^^ gallons engine, at 31^ cents 16.54

2,083 gallons engine, at 35 cents 729.06

51 gallons engine, at 50 cents 25. 50 906 gallons cylinder, at 65 cents 58S. 93

160 gallons lard 104. 10 76^ gallons linseed 40.95

6 dozen (piarts olive 34-42

30 dozen sweet 22. 20

I gallon castor 1.60

103 gallons lubricating 82. 40

1,854.51

48,040 yards graN' .super i, 249.04

9,778 pounds back-lining paper 616.01

1,562 yards (luck 387.04

2,000 yards cr;ish for toweling 290.00

2,176 yards alpaca braid 65. 28

217 yards flannel 52.54

58 yards deiiim 10. 44
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Continued. Cotton—

14,775 yards, at 5 cents $738. 78

7,915 yards, at 7.8 cents ~ 617. 37

7.153 yards, at 10.4 cents 743. 91 9S2 yards, at 11. 4 cents iii. 95

2.476 yards, at 13.5 cents 334. 26

2.057 yards, at 15. i cents 310.61

2,534 3-ards, at 22.8 cents ! 577. 74

3,209 yards, at 24.4 cents 783. 05 $4,217.67 Paper cambric

2,540 yards, at 6.4 cents 162. 57 400 yards, at 5 cents 20. 00 182.57 Thread—

504 pounds, at 51.4 cents 259. 06

3,528 pounds, at 57 cents 2, 010. 96

126 pounds, at 65 cents 81. 90

1,008 pounds, at 79 cents 796. 32

250 pounds, at S4.5 cents 211. 25 61^ pounds, at $2.36 145. 73 756 pounds, at 52.44 - i, 844. 64

756 pounds, at $2.57 i, 942. 92

504 pounds, at $3. 14 i, 582. 56 8,875.34 Twine—

19,002 pounds, at 7.9 cents i, 501. 16 4,381 pounds, at 10.5 cents 460.00

i,ooS pounds, at 25.5 cents 257. 04

2,772'^ pounds, at 26 cents 720. 85 18H7 gross, at Si. 60 30. 10

2, 969. 15

2oiy^o% gallons alcohol 476.67

140 barrels flour 474. 60 Coal—

tons anthracite : 143. 61 3,59oW-^% tons bituminous 9, 432. 89

9, 576. 50 Imitation russia leather

75i448K feet, at 10 cents 7,544.90

5, 530 feet, at \o=i cents 594. 47

35,844 feet, at 12.2 cents 4, 372. 97

3,504^^ feet, at 16 cents , 560. 76

13, 073. 10 Cowhide buffing—

10,2255^ feet, at 6 cents 613. 54 18,659^ feet, at 6.4 cents i, 194. 23 1,807.77 I,aw calf

50 J4 dozen, at S21 i, 060. 50

5 dozen, at $23 115. 00 1,175-50 Fleshers

200^ dozen, at $3.10 621.55 500 J4 dozen, at S3. 45 i, 726. 73 2,348.28

4,6985^ dozen law sheep, at S7-2o 33, 829. 20 62< dozen English calf 146. 67 Turkej' morocco—

80 dozen, at $12.50 i, 000. 00

1,032 dozen, at S13.74 14, 18S.84

3fV dozen, at $27 92. 25

iQi dozen, at $32 325. 33

^ IS, 606. 42 Title leather—

7S14 dozen, at $5.75 451-38

40 dozen, at $6 240. 00

152 dozen, at S7. 20 : 1,094.40

I dozen, at $8.20 8. 20 1.793-98
134 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Continued. Roans

30 dozen, at $7 $210.00

i2oJ4 dozen, at $7.20 ^. . 867.60 40K dozen, at $7.50 303. 75

6r dozen, at $8.20 500. 20 $1,881.55 Skivers

50 dozen, at $4.70 235. 00 280^ dozen, at $4.74 i, 329. 57

22oi^ dozen, at $5.50. i, 212. 75 455/^ dozen, at $6.20 2, 824. 10 100 dozen, at $6.40 640. 00 300^ dozen, at $6.50 i, 953- 25 50 14 dozen, at $6.75 340.88 60 dozen, at $7.25 435.oo

8, 970. 55 Book cloth

2,643 pieces, at $3.75 9, 161. 25 245 pieces, at $5 i, 225. 00

20 pieces, at J5.25 105.00

1.365 pieces, at $6.20 8,463.00

1,321 pieces, at $6.50 8,586.50

150 pieces, at $8 1,200.00

28, 740. Canvas for covering blank books

228^ yards, at -9 cents 43-41

1,004)^ j^ards, at 28.2 cents 283. 27 6,023^ j'ards, at 30 cents 1,807. 14

663!/^ yards, at 34.2 cents 226.91

2, 360. 73 Gold leaf—

1,950 packages, at $5.80 11, 310. 00

2,850 packages, at $6.75 19. 237. 50

25 packages, at $8 200. 00

30, 747- 50 Head bands—

217 pieces, at 28 cents 60. 76 865 pieces, at 32 cents 276. 80 649 pieces, at 35 cents ........ 227. 15

I piece, at 38 cents .38

565. 09 Binders' boards

80,000 pounds, at 2 cents i, 600. 00

411,800 pounds, at 2.2 cents 9,059.60

26,450 pounds, at 3.2 cents 846. 40

1

1 , 506. 00 Wire for .stitching machines—

100 pounds, at 11.5 cents 11.50

2,640 pounds, at 12.5 cents 330. 00

1,800 pound.s, at 15 cents 270. 00 611.50

525,000 pounds Davej^'s boards 24, 675. 00

75,150 pounds straw boards i, 277. 55

6,699 pounds trunk boards 395. 24 4,566 yards buckram 913. 20 300 pieces bookbinding band 108. 00

100 pieces parchment sub.stitute 47.00

3 dozen skins parchment 18.00

146 .spools 14. 60

402^4 j'ards drab drilling 52. 29

144 yards tracing linen 36. 29 96 yards and 2 rolls tracing cloth 3^- 09

76, 000 eyelets 26.35

20 yards white moire silk . 18.50

2 pieces billiard cloth 11. 10 108 dozen yards silk bookmark 97. 20 300 pieces ribbon 84.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. I35

Material—Continued.

40 gross brass screw rings $36. 00

2.000 gauge punches 20. 00 Draftsman's supplies 17.62 4 gallons belt dressing 10. 50 Miscellaneous 65.51 Dyes, gums, etc.

663! pounds egg albumen 486. 64

350 pounds cochineal lake 203.75

300 pounds gum tragacanth

.

180. 00

324 pounds ultramarine blue 76. 10 300 pounds gum hog 84.00

100 pounds granulated gum arable 38. 90

200 pounds orange shellac 38. 50

263 beef galls 65. 75

2 dozen quarts French book varnish 26. 00

1, 100 pounds alum 23. 78

242 pounds balsam fir 37. 80

30 grains phloroglucin : 10. 50

330 pounds dextrin 27. 23

10 pounds eosin 12. 00

20 pounds carmine indigo paste 12.00

224 pounds bicarb, of soda 7. 00

100 pounds stronger water ammonia 8. 20

75 pounds chrome j^ellow 7. 27

20 pounds creosote 6. 58

5 pounds gum camphor 3. 25

5 pounds white shellac 2. 25

3 pounds Chinese blue 1.50

100 pounds oxalic acid 7.35

15 pounds sal ammonia 2. 05 Miscellaneous 27. 14 Electric lighting 2, 381. 75 Gas 1,925-30 Freight, boxing, and cartage 829. 12 Stable supplies

Forage 2,645.71 Shoeing 889.97

2 horses 450. 00 Veterinary ser\'ices and medicines 3ii-75 Wagon repairs 162. 55 Harness repairs 132. 38 Carriage repairs 120.50 Horse hire, etc 79- 50 Harness 34.00 Covers, blankets, etc 49-55 Storm aprons and lap robes 45- 00 Miscellaneovis 40.30 Stationery : Envelopes 34, 225. 88 Indexes and index sheets 676. 75 Rubber bands 617. 56 Pencils 398.61 Pens ; 139-91 Writing ink 127. 18 Ink erasers 39-90 Pins 39.60 Tracing linen 37-78 Copying paper 22.05 Clips 27. 10 Paper cutters 19.50 Typewriter repairs and svipplies 21.05 Wastebaskets i9-33 Rubber erasers 19-90 Index cards, etc 233. 29 Pencil pointers and fixtures 14. 40 Binding cases 12.00
136 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

stationery—Continxied

.

Tracing paper $10.62 Boxwood rulers 69 Paper fasteners 30 Penholders 7. 80 Carbon paper 6.50 Inkstands 5. 12 Miscellaneous 54.89 Miscellaneous items:

vSoap

16, 000 pounds $608.00

15 boxes soapine 37-50 Toilet and castile 1 8. 29

663. 79 Sponges—

235 pounds, at $2.67 627.45

70 pounds, at $2. 63 184. 10

51 pounds, at $2. 38 121. 38 30 pounds, at $1. 85 .55- 50

: 988.43 Tape—

450 gross 189. 00

42 rolls 35.40

3 yards 1. 50

225. 90 Rent, fifth and sixth floors Union Building 13,000.00 Rent of warehouses 10, 000. 00 Compiling index to Congressional Record 6,965. 10 Rent of stables 3, 250. 00

1,652 backs for money-order guard books i, 734. 60 Ice 1,777-04 Rent of telephones 1,270.76 Rent of No. 42 H street i, 080. 00 Ivainidering 983.65 Guards for patent backs 712. 50

12,500 rolls toilet paper 750.00 Error in account printing, island of Cuba 638. 06

285,000 ideal book protectors 715. 00 Chairs, stools, etc 568.81

9,885 pounds wiping paper 494. 25 Engraving steel dies " 475. 25 Removing ashes and debris 444.00 Sawdust . 424. 18 5,853 pounds manila paper for tympan .sheets 378.07 Books for library- 381. 52

1,496 pounds page cord 269. 28 In.stalling fire-alarm bo.xes at warehouse and stables 250. 00 Rent of fire-alarm boxes 236. 60

154 gallons cretosol 251. 60 Desks, tables, etc 193. 50

200 bundles iron ties '. 186. 40 Telegraphing 137. 71 Furniture 13450

I No. 2 Hammond typewriter, cabinet, chair, etc iii-35

41,000 shipping tags '. 128. 40 Solorine : 88. 50 Books of reference ii7- 33 Maintenance of observatory clocks 81. 00

I time .stamp 66.00

i6<) quires emery cloth 80. 00

1,440 street-car tickets 60. 00 Repairing waste paper bags 56. 70

76 waste paper bags 54-38 Matting, rugs, etc 45-88

10 dozen roach paste 45- 00 Sandpaper 44-34

i,oSi pounds pumice stone 38. 22 For carpenter work. State Department .shop 35-oo

4 mited States flags 33-5°
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Repairing clocks $58.92

TiSiying carpets and matting 30- 33 Eggs : 34.97 Paste 36.50 Jeweler's cotton 15- 00

10 copies Orth's patent telephone directory „ . 30. 00 Miscellaneous 207. 86 Total 4.080,349.98 Value of binder^' stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools: June 30, 1900 . . - 4I1 735- 64 June 30, 1901 45, 392. 10

No. 8.

Statement shozving the disbursements on account of paper for the public

printing and bindingfor the fiscal year endedfune jo, igoi.

- Machine-finished printing paper:

15,000 reams, 24 by -38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.968 $29, 519.99

5.043! reams, 24 bj- 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.536 7, 746- 36

2,744 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.488 4, 083.07

281,254 pounds, 24 b3^ 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.1 cents 8, 718. 87 662,165 pounds, 24 b3^ 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4.2 cents 27, 810. 93

204,750 pounds, 24 b}' 3S inches, 48-pound, at 4.3 cents 8, 804. 25

I, 314,197 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 4S-pound, at 4.1 cents 53, 882. 07

143,274 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-i)ound, at 4.5 cents 6,447.33

II, 980 pounds, 914 by 24 inches, 12-pound, at 4.5 cents 539. 10 8,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches. 96-poiuid, at $3.072 24, 576. 00

8,065! reams, 3S In- 48 inches, 96-pound, at $3.936 31, 744.63

8.966 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-povnid, at $4.032 36, 150.91 61S/0 reams, 29 by 41 inches, 90-pound, at $2 88 i, 7S1. 86

2,707 pounds, 24 b3^ 38 inches, 60-pound, at 4.7 cents ^ 127. 23 Sized and supercalendered printing paper:

4,035 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $2.07 8, 353. 48

2, 083 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $4.14 8, 623. 62 520 reams, 32 b\- 48 inches, 90-pound, at $2.88 i, 497. 60

5,100 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.01 15, 351. 00 615 reams, 24 b3' 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.24 i, 377. 60

I ream, 24 b}^ 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.64 3.64

2,500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at |6.o2 15, 050. 00 746 reams, 38 b^^ 48 inches, 140-pound, at $4.76 3, 550. 96

4,250 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.16 21, 930.00

3,133 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.08 12, 782. 64

4.499 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.16 23, 214. 84

1.500 reams, 38 \yy 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.08 6, 120. 00

2,614 reafiis, 22^ hy 31^ inches, 50-pound, at $2.20 5, 750. 80

1,414 reams, 22^ by 3114; inches, 42-pound, at $2.184 y-^-^ 3, 088. 18 1,204 reams, 22X In' 31 K inches, 40-pound, at $2.08 ^ TT^n 2, 504. 32 300 reams, 22X l>y 31K inches, 40-pound, at $1.44 432.00

209 reams, 30 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3.68 769. 12 206 reams, 30 \>y 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.88 ^ 593. 28 225 reams, 29 bj- 41 inches, 90-pound, at $4.14 931. 50

1,627^^4! reams, 29 \>y 43 inches, 80-pound, at $4 6, 511. 00

705* reams, 31^ bj- 45 14 inches, 80-pound, at $4.16 2, 934. 46 2142% reams, 311^^ by 45^ inches, 80-pound, at $2.72 583. 30 White double < p: 782 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.728 i, 351. 29

3,248 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.888 6, 132. 98 9932% reams, 17 bj- 28 inches, 36-pound, at $1.944 i, 931. 27 3,0875^ reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $2.124 6,558.38- Colored double cap:

403^ reams, 17 bj- 28 inches, 32-pound, at $2.144 "•• •• 864. 24

1,5843 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $2.304 3,650.92 White demy:

4832% reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $1.08 521.80

7141% reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $1.24 886.47 813^ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 25-pound, at $1.55 1,261.31
138 R^:POR'r OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

White double demj^:

1,158^ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 34-poiind, at $2.006 $2,323.85

1,261, ;, reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.16 2,724.41

3,28S^, VL anis, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.36 7, 761.46

41S reams, Ji by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.70 i, 128.60

1,252 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.95 3,694.44 Colored double demy:

2<)0.j|, reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3.35 671.51

713/;, reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3.60 2, 567.70

43A,v reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $5.40 236.79 Wliite folio po.st:

5_','^7 reams, 17 by 22 inches, 23 poinid, at $1.426 74-58 White double folio post:

igS^'ct reams, 22 by 34 inches, 32-pound, at $1.984 393. 72 59SJ2 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.16 i, 293. 73 1,399^ reams, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.48 3,471.38

104'! reams, 22 by 34 inches, 55-pound, at $2.97 3ii-55 546/5 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 55-pound, at $3.41 i, 863. 06 Blue double folio post:

84y^jj reams, 22 by 34 inches, 55-pound, at $3.96 336. 20 White medium:

296^% reams, 18 by 23 inches, 20-pound, at $1.24 368. 16 T75K reams, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at $1.404 246.05 529^ reams, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at $1.612 1,014.35 White roj'al: 288/0 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at $0.992 286.05

190I reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $1.512 287. 88 636x0 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $1,736 i, 105.65 Blue royal: 218^ reams, 19 by 24 inches, 14-pound, at $1.008 , 28. 73 White superroj'al:

97| reams, 20 by 28 inches, 35-pound, at $1.89 184. 84 331^ reams, 20 by 28 inches, 35-pound, at $2.17 719-58 White imperial

:

327% reams, 23 by 31 inches, 40-pound, at $2.16 707-94

8501^ reams, 23 by 31 inches, 40-pound, at $2.48 2, 108. 72 White special:

117/ij reams, 24 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $3.024 353. 96 6115J reams, 24 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $3.304 2,020.57 210^ reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at $2.714 571-98

3105^5 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at $2.808 870.90

269/0 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at $3.068 826. 36 835/5 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.456 2,888. 19 i,66ii5 reams, 28 bj' 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.776 6, 275. 14 29950 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 72- pound, at $3.888 i, 165. 04

620? reams, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at $4.248 2,635.46 Colored writing:

55§ reams, 19 by 24 inches, 14-pouud, at $1.12 61.94

991^ reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at $4.16 412. 88 Golden envelope:

2,5-ixj reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $1.40 ; 49-63

66^i reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $2.24 149. 52 Cover paper:

332/0 reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2.05 681. 52 reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2.45 3, 317. 90

6o| reams, 22^ by 32 inches, 70-pound, at $2.87 172. 77

i62i|} reams, 22"^ by 32 inches, 70-pound, at $3.43 558.92 Map paper:

207,731 pounds, at 11. 5 cents 23,889. 10 Woodcut paper:

4551';, reams, 22 by 30 inches, 70-pound, at $6.51 2,967.91

203? ri anis, •i^i by 31^ inches, 80-pound, at $7.44 .... i, 513. 30

1,683.1 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 84-pound, at 7.S12 13, 149. 16

3. 92320 ream.s, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $9.30 36, 491. 8r Manila paper:

99I reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-poun(l, at ^1.736 172.90 404/5 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-p()uiHl, .at 52.296 927. 70

104 reams, 20% hy 32 inches, 30-pound, at 93 cents 96. 72
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Manila paper—Continued.

249 reams, 2034 by 32 inches, 30-pound, at $1.23 $306. 27

4,320 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 40-pound, at 4.1 cents 177. 12 Rope manila:

i,oi6jV reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at I2.70 2, 743. 47

129 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 60-pound, at $3.24 417. 96 124^ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 63-pound, at I3.087 384. 49

273Ag reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $5.40 i, 477. 71 56 reams, 33 by 33 inches, 100-pound, at $5.40 302. 40

386330 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.78 1,460. 21 48 reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $6.86 329. 28

199I reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $7.56 i, 507. 47 Bleached manila:

53f reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at $5,075 272. 02

ioOjJq reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at $5,945 595- 09 Glazed bond paper:

46,170 pounds, at 11. 7 cents 5,401.90

26,359 pounds, at 11.4 cents 3, 004. 93

Artificial parchment:

2,960 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 40-pound, at 13 cents 384. 80

51 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 40-pound, at $5.20 265.20 China board:

8,608 pounds, 22 b}- 28 inches, 210-pound, at 5.5 cents 473-44 Colored cardboard:

15.397 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 5.5 cents 846.84 Manila cardboard:

2,374 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 128-pound, at 3.8 cents 90. 21 4.957 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 3.8 cents 188.36

4,583 pounds, 21 by 32 inches, 56-pound, at 3.8 cents 174. 15 White bristol board:

48,352 pounds, 22% by 28^ inches, 120-pound, at 7.1 cents 3.432.99

27,961 pounds, 22^ by 28^^ inches, 120-pound, at 7.7 cents 2.152.99

18,536 pounds, 22^ by 283^ inches, 140-pound, at 7.1 cents ' i, 316.06

41,612 pounds, 223^ by 283^ inches, 140-pound, at 7.7 cents 3, 204. 11 Colored bristol board:

110,564 pounds, 20^ by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.9 cents 3, 206. 35 416,050 pounds, 20% by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.4 cents . 14, 145. 69

16,601 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.9 cents 481.42

34,550 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.4 cents i, 174. 70

33,005 pounds, 213^ by 30 inches, 130-pound, at 3.4 cents i, 122. 17 Manila bri.stol board:

27,346 pounds, 21^ by 30 inches, 105-pound, at 3 cents 820.38

42,916 pounds, 215^ by 30 inches, 130-pound, at 3 cents , 1, 287. 48

First-class ledger cap:

204 reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $2.166 441.86

First-class ledger double cap:

448 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $4,484 2, 008. 82

194 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 42-pound, at $4.956 961.46 2921% reams, 17 by 28 inches, 48-pound, at $5.664 i, 658. 98

First-cla.ss ledger, demy:

216J reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $2.26 488.61 446I reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $2.28 i, 018. 70

297 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $2. 736 812.59

440JJ- reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $3.306 1,456. 45 First-class ledger, double demy:

1031^0 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $6.672 • 693. 22 402^^ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $10.425 4, 194. 50

gojpj^ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 130-pound, at $18.07 i, 629. 01 Finst-class ledger, medium:

6711% reams, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $4.332 2,910. 66 First-class ledger, double medium:

2465% reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $8.968 2, 210. 15

18-^ reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $10.184 i85-35 First-class ledger, royal:

1033^ reams, 19 by 24 inches, 35-pound, at $4.095 423.83

444i reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $5.382 2,392.82

First-class ledger, double royal:

158I reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $14.00 2, 223.20
140 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

First-class ledger, super royal: 96^ reams, 20 by 2S inches, 57-pound, at I7.638 $737. 06

First-class ledger, imperial:

5oJ^ reams, 23 by 31 inches, 75-pound, at $10.50 527.63

Fir.st-class ledger, special:

ii2i"jj reams, i<|.b\- 35 inches, 50-pound, at $7 788.90

102 reams, 21 by 32^ inches, 76-pound, at $10.64 1,085.28

36^^ reams, 23 by 31 inches. 75-i5ound, at $10.50 380.62 23K reams, 24 by 32 inches, 75-i)oun(l, at $10.50 354. 37 Second-cla.ss ledger, cap:

303 reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $1.501 454. So Second-class ledger, double cap:

i,iS2j^„ reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $2.964 3,504.34

2,57S-X reams, 17 by aS inches, 38-pound, at $3.002 7,741.41 Second-cla.ss ledger, demy:

2975^ reams, 16 by 2t inches, 29-pound, at $2.262 672.38

1,238535 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2.291 2,836.60 Second-class ledger, double demy:

223^5 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $3.744 836.97 6822% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $3.792 , 2, 587.47

8381^ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $4.524 3, 792. 24

1,4625V reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $4.582

.

. 6, 699. 12 Second-class ledger, medium:

i,i96ij- reams, 18 by 23 inches, 3S-pound, at $3.002 3,592.04 Second-class ledger, double medium:

722^3 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $6.004 4, 33S. 80 Second-class ledger, royal: 482^ reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $3.634 i, 754.32 Second-cla.ss ledger, superroyal:

2oif reams, 20 by 2S inches, 57-pounn, at $4.446 •''95-42 loog reams. 20 b}- 2S inches, 57-pound, at $4.503 453- 00 Second-class ledger, special:

203/4" reams, 131^ by 28 inches, 30-pound, at $2.37 481. 70

1955b reams, 28 by 34 inches, 76-pound, at $6.004 i> 175-89

100 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 76-pound, at $5.928 592.80 Tissue paper:

3,o4o|§ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 22-pound, at $1.53 4, 652. 54

2,9641%^ reams, 23 by 32 inches, 24-pound, at $1.67 4, 951. 50 Blotting paper:

10 reams, 19 by 24 inches, loo-pound, at $5.75 57- 50

26 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 100-pound, at $6.30 163.80 Plaid paper:

20 reams, 22^^ by 28 inches, at $4.50 90.00

30 reams, 23 by 31^ inches, at $5.25 i57-50 Marble paper:

20 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $4.59 : . . 91. 80 40 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $4.65 186.00

10 reams. 19 by 30 inches, at $6.25 * 62.50

10 reams, 20 b3' 25 inches, at $4.20 42.00

10 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.35 63. 50 Comb paper:

10 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $6.89 68. 90

45 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $6.95 312. 75 21J reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.25 136.59 80 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.40 512. 00

20 reams, 22 by 28 inches, at S7.60 152.00 69 reams, 22 b\- 28 inches, at $7.80 538. 20 4 reams, 24 by 25 inches, at $7.40 29. 60 Typewriter paper:

116AJ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 8-pound, at $1.34 156. 18 III reams, 16 by 26 inches, ii-ponnd, at $1.64... 182.04

100 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $3.08

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. 308. 00

512/,; reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $3.19 1,635.53 Letter i)aptr:

i75i'„ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 4S-pound, at $4.24 745- 81 French folio paper:

100 reams, 17 by 22 inches, 10-pound, at 78 cents 78. 00

100 reams, 17 by 22 inches, 10-pound, at So cents 80.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTe:R. 141

Antique laid book paper:

150 reams, 30 by 4S inches, 120-pound, at $6 $900. 00 Bullet-patch paper:

15,000 sheets, 16 by 21 inches, 7-pound, at S14 210. 00 Onion-skin paper:

20 reams, 19 by 24 inches, at $5.10 102. 00 Antique deckel-edge printing paper:

6 reams, 19 by 25 inches, at $8.80 52. 80 9f5§ reams, 19 hy 25 inches, at $7.92 75-58 Deckel-edge cover paper:

9 reams, loj'i i>y 28^ inches, at $6.40 57- 60

15 reams, lo^i by 2S% inches, at $5.76 86.40 Paraffin paper:

10 reams, 26 by 36 inches, at 54.46 44. 60 Golden vein marble paper:

2||g reams, 20 by 25 inches, at S16 46-33 I^ining paper:

5 reams, 22 by 2S inches, at 57-5o 37-5° Carbon paper:

1,050 sheets, 8 by 13 inches, at 52 per 100 21.00 Yellow cocoa marble paper:

1 Jl^ reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $9 16. 01 Card middle paper:

5 reams. 22^ by 28^^ inches, at 53-5o • i7-5o Gilded lining paper:

2 reams, 22 by 28 inches, at $8 16. 00 Belgium spot marble paper:

I ream, 19 by 30 inches 7-75 Parchment copying paper:

5 reams, gYo by 13^ inches 2. 75 Miscellaneous sample paper 36. 00 Total 687,502. II

Invejitory showing the quantity and cost ofpaper on handJune ^o, igoi.

8,006 reams i2| quires machine-finish printing $18, 812. 32 595.645 pounds machine-finish printing 20, 783. 51 6,829 reams 4 quires S. and S. C. printing 20, 535. 74

5,595 reams ii3 quires white and colored writing 13, 161. 83 610 reams ~\ quires cover i, 441. 32

2,141 reams 15I quires map ^ 11, 078. 41

3,199 reams li qviires superfine double-coated book 24,593.06

1,748 reams 17* quires S. and C. tissue 2, 601. 49

65 reams i^ quires golden envelope 145. 62

1,515 reams i8i quires white and colored bond 5, 693. 29 223 reams | quires artificial parchment i, 060. 70

33 reams 13 quires parchment deed 178. 11 24,257 sheets white and colored cardboard 564. 94

460,727 .sheets white and colored bristol board 6,072.95

9,378 sheets manila cardboard 153. 11 177^56 pounds colored and manila bristol board 5,701. 29 213 reams 17! quires manila 232. 58

336 reams 6| quires typewriter 733. 55

.573 reams 43 quires cap, letter, and note i, 290. 70

13 reams 13 quires bullet patch 95-55

3 reams 5f quires onion skin 16. 73

17 reams 16 quires paraffin 45- 07

5,305 reams 8 quires first-class white and colored ledger 31, 650. 63

6,342 reams 8 quires second-class white and colored ledger 20, 926. 66

419 reams 10 quires rope manila , i, 816. 10 105 reams 14 quires bleached manila 628. 92

75 reams 13 quires copying 166. 15 30 reams 19 quires blotting 145. 36 97 reams 10 quires comb 688.74
142 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIN'TER.

64 reams S quires marble $399.20

14 reams plaid ^^8. 25

21 reams i ;^ fniircs tar 101.93

1 ream 7 (niin s luitT i)late 6.41

3 reams 19 (luircs card middle 13-^3

2 reams 12 quires liuiug 19.50 Total 191,623.53

No. 9.

Statement sJwziuuo; the disburscnicnts 011 account of lithographing and

engraving during the fiscal year ended June ^o, igoi.

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 426, ist session 56th Congress I40. 00

1,950 copies of 3 illustrations for Seimte Doc. No. 155, ist session 56th Congress . 78.00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 146, ist session 56th Congress 14.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for Se nate Doc. No. 184, ist session 5ntli Congress 15.00

1,722 copies of 5 illustrations for S(. n:ite Doc. No. 229, ist se ssion s''ith Congress 175.00

5,925 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 306, 1st session ^(-Xh Congress 50.00

3,383 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 209, 1st session ^nih Congress 60.90

1,950 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 390, 1st session sfSth Congress 35- 00

2,350 copies of 10 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 43S, ist session .s')th Congress 29.00

1,900 copies of 9 ilhrstrations for Senate Doc. No. 398, ist session s'^th Congress 320.00

3,350 copies of 2 illustrations for .Senate Doc. No. 393, 1st session sf^'tli Congress 574-00

2,100 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 429, ist s^ssi. m s"tli Congress 227. 50

2,050 copies of 316 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 60, isl session s'ltli Congress 15,524.50

500 copies of 1 illu.stration for Senate Doc. No. 306, 1st session s'>th Congress 22.50

1,900 copies of 7 illu.strations for Senate Doc. No. 89, 2d session s^'th Congress 675.00

1,900 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 157, 2d session 56th Congress 23.00

1,000 copies of 8 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 136, 2d session 56th Congress 45.00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 123, 2d session 56th Congress i7-5o

1,850 copies of I illu.stratioii for Senate Doc. No. 110, 2d .session 56th Congress 15. 00

2,550 copies of 6 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 94, 2d session 56th Congress 140. 00

1,850 copies of 1 illu.stration for Senate Doc. No. 216, 2d .session 56th Congress 60.00

3,850 copies of 1 illustration for .Senate Doc. No. 206, 2d session 56th Congress 175.00

1,850 copies of 5 illu.strations for Senate Doc. No. 188, 2d session 56th Congress. . . 143. 00

2,175 copies of 42 illustrations for .Senate Doc. No. 232, 2d .session 56th Congress . . . 293.42

2,000 copies of I illu-stration for Senate Doc. No. 219, 2d session 56th Congress 15.00

1,850 copies of 3 illustrations for Senate Report No. 1335, ist .session 56th Congress 210.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 1666, 1st ses.sion 56tli Congress 27.00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 1358, 1st .session 56th Congress 60.00

2,850 copies of 27 illu-strations for Senate Report No. 1023, i.st session 56th Congress 1, 134.00

1,850 copies of 20 illustrations for Senate Report No. 1691, i.st session 56th Congress 617.00

1,900 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Report No. 1337, part 5, 2d .session 56th Congress. 20.00

2,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Report No. 1337, part 5, 2d session 56th Congress. 17. 00

1,722 copies of 2 illu.strations for .Senate Report No. 1337, part 5, 2d session 56th Congress . 15. 00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Report No. 2221, 2d session s6th Congress 15.00

1,850 copies of 3 illustrations for Senate Report No. 2297, 2d session s^'tli Congress 210.00

2,050 copies of 11 illustrations for House Doc. No. 673, 1st session si lli Congress 464.00

9,000 copies of 5 ilhrstrations for House Doc. No. 476, 1st session s(Sth Congress 223.00

1,850 copies of 2 illu.strations for House Doc. No. 3 V'>. 1st session s''^tli Congress 30.00

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 371'. ist session s'Hli Congress 12.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 377, ist se ssion 5fith Congress 26.00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 3 ;7. ist session 56th Congress 83.00

2,050 coi:)ies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 331, ist s( s..ion ^CAh Congress 34.00

2,050 copies of iM illustrations for Hemse Doc. No. .\'",. isl session s'lli Congress 198.50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 31.2, isl session s'ltli Congress 34.00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 3S6, ist session 56tli Congress 56.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 64S, 1st session 56th Congress 16.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 65(1, ist session s6th Congress 16.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. it)5, ist session s6tli Congress 18.50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 644, 1st .session sfitli Congress 18.50

2,050 copies of 10 illustrations for House Doc. No. 616, i.st .session 56th Congress 200.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 636. ist session 56th Congress . 36.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 64^1, ist session 56tli Congress 40.00

2,050 copies of 8 illustrations for House Doc. No. 662, 1st session 56th Congress 294.00
REPORT OK THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 143

2,050 copies of 1 illvistration for House Doc. No. 712, ist session 56th Congress $195.00

14,850 copies of II illustrations for House Doc. No. 399, ist session 56th Congress 2, 648.00

iS,8oo copies of 3. illustrations for House Doc. No. 694, ist session 56th Congress 105. 00

1,850 copies of 24 illustrations for Hou.se Doc. No. 643, ist session 56th Congress 756.00

i8,Soo copies of i illustration for Hovise Doc. No. 694, ist session 56th Congress 222.00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 122, 2d session 56th Congress 210.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for Hou.se Doc. No. 104, 2d session 56th Congress 95- 00

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. Si, 2d session 56th Congress 22.00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 92, 2d session 56th Cougress 20. 00

2,050 copies of 5 illustrations for House Doc. No. 218, 2d session 56th Congress 103. 00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 181, 2d session 56th Congress 18.00

1,850 copies of S illustrations for House Doc. No. 2S9, 2d .session 56th Congress 56.00

2,050 copies of 7 illustrations for House Doc. No. 77, 2d session 56th Congress . . 245.00

2,050 copies of 15 illustrations for House Doc. No. 75, 2d session 56th Congress 605.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 151, 2d session 56th Congress 70.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 227, 2d session 56th Congress 42. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 263, 2d session 56th Congress 36. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 133, 2d session 56th Congress 105. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 128, 2d .session 56th Congress 120.00

2,350 copies of 8 illustrations for House Doc. No. 190, 2d session 56th Congress 167. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 135, 2d session 56th Congress 174.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 217, 2d .session 56th Congress 60.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 132, 2d session 56th Congress ..... 17- 50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. iSo, 2d .session 56th Congress 24. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 78, 2d session 56th Congress 22.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 113, 2d session 56th Congress 17. 50

2,050 copies of T illustration for House Doc. No. 120, 2d session 56th Congress 23.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 126, 2d session 56th Congress 27.00

2,050 copies of 14 illustrations for House Doc. No. 150, 2d session 56th Congress 125.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for Hou.se Doc. No. 234, 2d session 56th Congress .... 16. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 118, 2d ses.sion 56th Congress 69.00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 117, 2d .session 56th Congress 75- 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 76, 2d .ses.sion 56th Congress 74.00

2,050 copies of 9 illustrations for House Doc. No. 66, 2d session 56th Congress 219.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 201, 2d session 56th Congress 16.50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 112, 2d session 56th Congress 44.00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 114, 2d session 56th Congress 28.00

2,050 copies of 5 illustrations for House Doc. No. 228, 2d session 56th Congress i, 000. 00

2,050 copies of I illu.stration for House Doc. No. 202, 2d ses.sion 56tli Congress 20. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for Hou,se Doc. No. 264, 2d .session 56th Congress . 26.50

2,050 copies of I illu.stration for House Doc. No. 235, 2d .session 56th Congress 30.00

2,050 copies of I illu-stration for House Doc. No. 125, 2d session 56th Congress 110.00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 134, 2d session 56th Congress 115.00

2,050 copies of I illu-stration for Hou.se Doc. No. 119, 2d session 56th Congress 70.00

2,050 copies of 4 illustrations for House Doc. No. 450. 2d .session 56th Congress 85.00

2,050 copies of 8 illu.strations for House Doc. No. 357, 2d .session 56th Congress . . . 294.00

1,850 copies of 3 illustrations for Hovise Doc. No. 501, 2d session 56th Congress 125.00

2,050 copies of 33 illustrations for House Doc. No. 355, 2d session 56th Congress 207.00

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Report No. 2276. 2d session 56th Congress 27.00

1,850 copies of I illu.stration for House Report No. 249S, 2d session 56th Congress 65.00

1,050 copies of 7 illustrations for Testimony taken by Joint Postal .Service Commi.ssion . . 645. 00

550 copies of 2 illu.strations for Hearings on Memorial Bridge 18.00 550 copies of 2 illu.strations for Hearings on Memorial Bridge 65. 00

50 copies of 2 illustrations for Letters from Secretary of War to Chairman of ,Senate Committee on Di.strict of Columbia in Relation to Rebuilding Aqueduct Bridge 20. 00

40,000 copies of I illu.stration for Congressional Directory, 56th Congress, 2d session 240. 00

21,900 copies of 74 illu.strations for Report of the Philippine Commission 4,947.00

3,564 copies of I illustration for First Annual Report of the Governor of Porto Rico 28.00

S,ooo copies of 2 illustrations for Commercial Relations of the United States for 1900 .... 245.00

6,350 copies of I illustration for .Summary .Statement of Finance and Commerce, May,

1900 66. 25

6,350 copies of I illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, June,

19^0 ' 136. 50

6,350 copies of 7 illustrations for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, Augu.st,

1900 588.00

6,350 copies of 2 illustrations for .Summary- Statement of Finance and Commerce, October, 1900 136.50
144 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Siiininar\- Stalcniciit of iMuance and Commerce, Jannary. 190 1 I85.00

6,350 copies of 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Finance and Commerce, March,

55- 00

7,700 copies of 15 illustrations for Annual List of IMerchant \'essels of the I'nited States

for 1900, part 6 100. 00

1,000 copies of T illu-^tration for ^Movement of Prices, 1S40-1S99 10.00

1,000 copies of illustrations for Iron and Steel Trade of the United States 74.00

12,000 copies of I illustration for I^ist of Li,f;hts and Fog- Signals on Atlantic and Gulf

Coasts of United States 125.00 50 copies of 4 illustrations for iMans and Specifications for New Composite vSteamer. . . . 60.00 50 copies of 5 illustrations for Contract and Specifications for Rebuilding the Steamer A . D. Bachr 230. 00

300 copies of 12 ilhistrations for Specifications and Drawings for a I^ife Saving Station. . 240.00 300 copies of II illustrations for Specifications and Drawings for the Construction of a

34-foot Self-righting and Self-bailing Lifeboat \vith Cc nterboard 155.00

1,950 copies of (1 illustrations for United States Coast Pilot, Part \'J1 1S9.00

1,150 copies of 4 illustrations for United States Coast Pilot, Part V , 135.00

2,114 copies of 4 illustrations for United vStates Coa.st Pilot, Part YIII 165. 00

3,100 copies of 1 illustration for List of Lights and Fog Signals, Pacific Coast, 190c 60.00 4,900 copies of 1 illu.stration for List of Lights and Fog Signals, Northern Lakes and

Rivers, 1901 75.00

5,400 copies of 4 illustrations for New International Code of Signals 263. 00

6,850 copies of I illustration for Report of the Crui.se of the United vStates Revenue Cutter Beai 475.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Review of the Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau

of Stati-stics, June 30, 1900 20.00 550 copies of I illustration for Sumniar}' No. 10, Commerce of the Philipinne Islands for

April, 1900 15.00 600 copies of 2 illustrations for Imports Entered for Consumption and Duties Collected. . 10. 00

1,400 copies for 1 illustration for Circular No. 156 of 1900, Treasurj^ Department 45.00

5,564 copies of 1 ilhrstration for Report of the Commission appointed to Investigate Plagues 40. 00

4,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Commercial Relations of the United States for 1900 210. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Commercial Statistics 12. 00

5,564 copies of 1 illustration for Regulations Concerning Oleomargarine, No. 9 (Revi.sed) . 47. 50

3,500 copies of I illustration for Public Health Reports , 30. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Debts of all Nations 7. 00

4,650 copies of 31 illustrations for Report of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Superintendent for 1899 575- 00 400 copies of I illustration for Appendix No. 3, Annual Report of the Superintendent of United vStates Coa.st and Geodetic Survey for 1899 4. 00

2,000 copies of 2 illirstrations for Appendix No. 8, Annual Report of the Superintendent

of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1899 8.00

2,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix No. 9, Annual Report of the Superintendent

of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1899 6. 00

3,600 copies of 31 illustrations for Special Publication No. 3, Office of the I'nited States Coast and Geodetic Survey 7, 376. 00

30 copies of 2 illustrations for Special Publication No. 3, Office of the United .States Coast and Geodetic .Survej^ 25. 00

1. 000 copies of 2 illusti-ations for Special Publication No. 3, Ma])s 2 and 3, Office of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey 110.00

5,550 copies of 5 illustrations for Special Publication No. 6, Office of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey 105. 00

2,000 copies of 5 illustrations for Special Publication No. 6, Office of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey 48. 00

3,350 copies of 26 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, 1900 214.00 20ocopies of 5 illustrations for Appendix No. 13, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance,

1900 26. 00

200 copies of I illustration for Appendix No. 14, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance.

1900 9. 00

100 copies of 5 illustrations for Appendix No. 15, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance,

1900 22. 00

100 copies of 2 illu.strations for Appendix No. 20, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance,

1900 9. 00

7,350 copies of 112 illustrations for Annual Report of the Lieutenant-General Commanding the Army to the Secretary of War, 1900 2, 795. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 45

I, loo copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the ISIajor-General Commanding the Arm\' to the Secretar}- of War. 1S99 Si5- 00

4,000 copies of 17 illustrations for Annual Report of the Major-General Commanding

the Arm3- to the vSecretarA* of War, 1S99 549. 00

S, 850 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report of Major-General Otis, 1900 861. 00

500 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Board of Managers of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers 10. 00

8,350 copies of 4 illustrations for Annual Report of the .Secretars- of War, 1899 255.00

6,600 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Commissar\--General of Subsist- ence for 1900 170.00

3,250 copies of 247 illu-strations for Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, 1900 2,365.00

6,150 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Acting Superintendent of Sequoia and General Grant National Park, 1900 75- 00

200 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report on the Improvement and Care of Public

Buildings and Grounds for 1900 45- 00

7,250 copies of 27 illu-strations for Annual Report of Brigadier-General Ludlow, Com- manding Department of Habana 2, 774. 00

700 copies of 27 illustrations for Annual Report of Brigadier-General Ludlow, Com- manding Department of Habana 665. 00

58,000 copies of I illustration for Recruiting Poster No. 40 1,314.00

1,550 copies of Abstract of Report upon the Origin and Spread of Typhoid Fever in United States :Militar\' Camps during the Spanish War 88. 00

25,500 copies of 23 illustrations for Report of the Cetisus of Cuba, 1S99 1,528.00

7,100 copies of 37 illustrations for use of the Roentgen Ray by the Medical Department

of the United States Army in the War with Spain 3, 606. 00

6,850 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Chief vSignal Officer of the Army

for 1900 150. 00

17,050 copies of 15 illustrations for Report of the Census of Porto Rico for 1899 1,035.00 500 copies of 20 illustrations for Instructions for the use of Telephones 40.00

3,000 copies of 13 illustrations for Preliminars' Examination of Reservoir .Sites in Wyoming and Colorado 728. 00

1,550 copies of 2 illustrations for Report on the Island of Guam 140.00

300 copies of 2 illustrations for Report on the Island of Guam 47. 00

200 copies of 2 illustrations for Report on the Island of Guam 27. 00

5,475 copies of 6 illustrations for Notes on the Spani.sh-American War 137.50

1,000 copies of I illustration for Supplement No. 2 to the Annual Report of the Major- General Commanding the Army to the Secretar\' of War, 1899 15. 00

2,500 copies of 4 illustrations for Notes on China 185. 00 500 copies of 4 illustrations for Notes on China 45. 00

500 copies of 51 illustrations for Military- Notes on the Philippines 275.00

500 copies of I illustration for Report of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National

Military' Park Commission for 1900 12.00

6,850 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National

Militarj' Park Commission for 1900 120.00

15,000 copies of I illustration for Report of the Dedication of the Chickamauga and

Chattanooga iMilitary Park 45- 00

1,000 copies of 5 illustrations for Description of Colt's Double-Action Army Revolver, March, 1896 42.50

300 copies of 4 illustrations for Instruction for 4.7 Rifled B. -L- Armstrong Gun 240. 00

500 copies of 8 illustrations for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 10-inch Disappearing

Carriages 95- 00 300 copies of 7 illustrations for Mounting, Using, and Caring for lo-inch Disappearing

Carriages 75. 00

500 copies of 7 illustrations for INIounting. Using, and Caring for 5-inch Barbette Carriages 49.00

500 copies of I illustration for Report upon Work of Mounting 12-inch B. U. Rifle at Fort

Richards, Fla 10.00

250 copies of I illustration for Report of Casualties in the Philippines 12. 00

500 copies of 4 illustrations for Specifications for Ambulances 24. 00

300 copies of 17 illustrations for Handbook for Siege Material 175. 00

250 copies of 15 illustrations for Handbook of Material for 5-inch Siege Rifle Battery 51. 00

3,550 copies of 2 illustrations for Manual of Instruction for Quartermasters Serving on the

Field 24.00

500 copies of 4 illustrations for Report of Board of Engineer Officers upon Specifications

for Electric Light and Power Installations for Seacoast Batteries 130. 00

200 copies of 30, 250 copies of 10, 350 copies of 10, 400 copies of 5, 500 copies of 5, 650 copies

of 6, 700 copies of 31, 800 copies of 8, 850 copies of 29, and 900 copies of 40 illustrations for Official Records of the War of the Rebellion—Atlas sheets 21,805.00 S. Doc. 19 10
146 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

500 copies of 6 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 7S $36.00

500 copies of 13 illustrations for Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 15- pounder Rapid-Fire Guns 52.00

1,000 copies of 20 illustrations for In.structions for the use of Telephones 80. 00

1,064 copies of 5 illustrations for Explorations in Alaska, 1899, for All-Anierican Route from Cook Inlet, Pacific Ocean, to the Yukon 125.00

1,000 copies of 6 illustrations for Report on Fire Control and Fire Directory, by Capt. G.

U. Whi.stler 18.00

1,064 copies of 3 illu.strations for Report of the Board of Officers of the Browns P'erry Affair 197. 00

1,564 copies of I illustration for Abridgment of the Report of the Board of Charities for Porto Rico 18. 00

100 copies of 14 illustrations for Description of Field Guns 78.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Standard Designs of Boats for United States Navy 12.00

4,100 copies of I illustration for Recruiting Poster for United States Marine Corps 250. 00

6,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Annual Report of the Bureau of Equipment for 1900. . . . 45.00

6,350 copies of 4 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Bureau of Yards and

Docks 225.00

7,850 copies of 18 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Steam

Engineering, 1900 1,020.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Abstract of Course of Naval War College for 1900 40.00

900 copies of 6 illustrations for International Code of Signals for the use of all Nations. . 588. 00

12,850 copies of I illustration for Naval War Records, Series I, Yol. XI 625. 00

12,850 copies of 5 illustrations for NavabWar Records, Series I, Yol. XII 450.00

3,110 copies of 57 illustrations for General Information, Series No, XIX 530.00

3,050 copies of 2 illu.strations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1901 . . . 60.00

I, 000 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1904. . . 50. 00

4,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 170, United vStates Geological Survey 324.00

4,850 copies of I illustration for Bulletin No. 171, United States Geological Survey 280.00

4,850 copies of I illustration for Bulletin No. 166, United States Geological Survey 417.00

4,850 copies of I illustration for Bulletin No. 175, United States Geological Survey 98.00

4,850 copies of I illustration for Bulletin No. 174, United States Geological Sur\'ey 237.00

4,850 copies of I illustration for Bulletin No. 178, United States Geological vSurvey 91.00

6,850 copies of 5 illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water- Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 34 958. 00

6,850 copies of I illustration for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water- Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 44 290.00

6,850 copies of I illustration for Report of the United States Geological Survey on Water- Supply and Irrigation, Paper No. 46 144. 75

20,000 copies of 3 illustrations for Rules of Practice of the United States Patent Office . . . 300. 00

3,000 copies of I illustration for Township Cro.ss vSection Map .S5. 00

3,000 copies of I illustration for Public Health Report, Vol. XV, No. 26 185.00

3,000 copies of I illustration for Public Health Report No. 35 75- 00

II, 425 copies of 5 illustrations for The I^ouisiana Purchase 3i3-oo

500 copies of I illu.stration for Commission Department of Interior 78. 00

50 copies of 4 illustrations for Plans of Interior Department Annex—Old Post-Office Building 30.00

150 copies of 5 illustrations for Map of Louisiana 15.00

11,500 copies of I illustration for Mineral Plats i, 715.00

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No. 14.

Statement of allotments, etc., made for the Executive andJudicial Departments, and of the approximate cost of the work executed for the same, fof the

fiscal year endedfmie jo, igoi.

Departments, etc.

Treasury Department War Department

Navy Department

Interior Department

I'atent Office Census Office Post-Office Department

Agriculture, Department of

State, Department of

Justice, Department of Supreme Court of the United States Court of Claims Supreme court, District of Columbia

lyibrary of Congress

Executive Office I,abor, Department of National Mu.seum

Public Printer

Total of allotments,

special ap- propriations and amounts

received from Depart ments and

deposited in Treasury.

$429, 199. 05

' 373- 097- 84

- 150, 903- 3^

435, 709- 42

Total

,

7, 776. 29 255.311- 19

3 170, 840. 72

41, 783. 16

25, 570. 52

10, 000. GO

12, 000. 00

1, 500. 00

75, 690. 20

2, 000. 00

8, 000. 00

17, 000. 00

Printing,

etc.

$223, 829. 22 171,638.01

80, 410. 74

66, 556. 32

263, 134. 47

5, 629. 32 86,615.81

121,808.96

25, 070. 73

14, 321.44

9, 475-17 ".083. 53

534- 10

19, 860. 60

446. 30 3,571-64

11,500. 63

10, 151. 61

2, 016, 381. 70 125, ?.6o

Paper.

$64, 582. 08

43, 857- 73 20,855.91

33, 731-37

14, 763. 65 1,522.77

73, 741-97

37, 720. 44

3, 976. 20

3, 760. 82

93- 24 301-52

72. 01

5,404- 25

185. 71

1, 120. 16 1,928. 18

2, 133. 66

309, 751.67

Blank

books,

binding,

ruling,

etc.

$121,890. 53

84, 699. 65

46. 242. 16

34, 830. 32

22, 652. 41

624. 20 94,881.33

11,063.30

10, 109. 99

7,014.21

375- 05

463. 67

279. 70

50, 379- 37 377-63

1,991.78

2, 149- 71

3, 012. 21

Total.

493, 037- 22

$410, 301. 83

300, 195. 39 147,508.81

135, 1 18. 01

300, 550. 53

7, 776. 29

255, 239. I r 170,592. 70

39, 156. 92

25, 096. 47

9, 943- 46

11,848. 72

885. 81

75, 644. 22

1, 009. 64

6, 683. 58

15, 578.52

15, 297. 48 1,928,427.49

1 Of this amount $15,609.33 has been carried forward to thai appropriation for the fi.scal year 1902 for printing Rebellion Records, and $264.65 is in process of collection.

2 Of this amount an unexpended balance of $1,216. 23 of a special appropriation has been carried forward to the fiscal year 1902.

3 Of this amount $5,332.13 is in process of collection. No. 15.

Statement shoiviiig the cost of operating each branch office during the fiscal year ended fiine jo, igoi. Treasury branch

:

Labor $95,218.97 Paper and other material 26, 146. 83 Total 121,365.80 Interior branch:

I^abor 29,068.03 Paper and other material 14, 335. 66 Total

...

43, 403. 69 War branch:

I^abor 32, 690. 19 Paper and other material 7, 687. 96 Total 40, 378. 1 5 Navy branch

:

I/abor 30,513-93 Paper and other material

.

6, 899. 57 Total 37,413-50 State branch

:

I-abor 13,433.93 Paper and other material 2, 590. 82 Total 16,024.75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 183

Agriculture branch: Labor $^5, 702. 47 Paper and other material • • • 7; 3^4- 22 Total 23, o86. 69 Labor Branch: Labor 1,272.96 Paper and other material 43-52 Total 1, 316.48 Library- of Congress branch: Labor 43,463.79 Paper and other material 8, 851. 07 Total 52,314.86 No. 16.

Statement of the distributio7i of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Recordfor the second session of the Fifty-sixth Congress.

Delivered to

The Senate folding room The House folding room The House library- The Library of Congress

Officers of the House

Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States

Officers of the Senate Governors of the States and Territories (one copy each) The Senate library' The superintendent of documents (for depositories) The President The libraries of the eight Executive Departments (one copy each) The Naval Obser\'atory The Smithsonian Institution The United States National Museum

Bureau of Labor library On hand, out of which one copy each is to be furnished to newspaper correspondents upon application, as per act approved March 26, 1900 Total '

Copies.

1.095

3, 020

50626

II

7 5120 500

I8

I

I

265

5, ICQ The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound

was as follows:

Copies.

Congress ". Library of Congress

Officers of the House

Officers of the .Senate Governors of the States and Territories

Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United .States The President The Senate library The House library The libraries of the eight Executive Departments The Naval Observatory The Smithsonian Institution . The United States National Museum

Bureau of Labor library The superintendent of documents, for distribution Newspaper correspondents (i copy each) Total

14, 3836266

76

51

II

500

166

15, 359
i84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Of the copies authorized to be printed and bound for Congress and its officers, 10,368 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, Executive Mansion

Senate and House committees (i copy each)

Official Reporters, Senate and House (2 copies each) Superintendent Senate and House document rooms (i copy each). .. lyibrary of Congress

Chief Justice, associate justices, marshal, and clerk, .Supreme Court, (i copy each) Governor of each State and Territory (1 copy each) Newspaper correspondents (i copy each)

IvCgations abroad (i copy each) Foreign legations, city (i copy each)

Soldiers' Home, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, and State Soldiers' Homes, established for either Federal or confederate soldiers (i copy each)

Total

No. 17.Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departments for the fiscal year ended June 30, igoi.

DEPARTMENT OF .STATE.

Title.

Accessions to Department of State I^ibrary, lyist of, 1901. .. American National In.stitute at Paris Annual Report of the Military Governor of Porto Rico, 190.. Civil Code for the Di.strict of Columbia

Convention between the United States and Great Britain to Facilitate the Construction

of a Ship Canal, etc Diplomatic L,ist (Monthly)

Diplomatic and Consular Service, 1901 Expenditures of the I.sthmian Canal Commis.sion. Execution of Chinese Officials House Docs., 56th Congress : No. 296. No. 297

.

No. 375. No.,409. N0.41S

Instructions to the Commis.sion to the Paris Expo.sition, 1900.

lyi.st of IMerchant Ves.sels of the United States, 1900 Memorial on Isthmian Canal

Me.ssage of the President Communicated to the Two Houses of Congress at the Beginning

of the Second .Session of the Fifty-sixth Congress Message of the President relative to the

I^ynching of Florenlino Suaste lyVnching at Tallulah, I^a Paris Exposition, 1900 Gustav Isak Dahlberg's Claim

Protection of Native K:n c s against Intoxicants

Regi.ster of the Departnit-nt of State, 1901 Regulations for the I^oui.siaua Purchase Exposition, 1903

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 185

Xo. 17.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departments for the fiscal year ended fune jo, igoi—Continued.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued.

Title.

Report on the

Interoceanic Canal Isthmian Canal Report of the Philippine Commission, 1900: Vol. I Vol. 2 Senate Docs., 56th Congress: No. 74 No. Si No. S4 No. 92 No. 124 No. 125 No. 126 Senate Report No. 1337, 56th Congress Shipment of Horses to South Africa

Special Publication No. 3 Supplementary- Report of the Philippine Commission. The Cost of Crime TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Abercrombie's Exploration of Alaska Advance Sheets from the Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance:

June, 1900 July, 1900 August, 1900 September, 1900 October, 1900 November, 1900 December, 1900 January, 1901 February', 1901 March, 1901 April, 1901 May, 190 1 Alaska: Coast Pilot Notes on Fox Islands—Passes, etc An Act to Increase the Efficiency of the Permanent Military- Establishment of the United States Annual Review of Foreign Commerce of the United States, 1900. Annual Report of the Auditor for the

Interior Department, 1900 Na\-y Department, 1900 Post-Office Department, 1900 State and other Departments, 1900 Treasury Department, 1900 War Department, 1900 Annual Report of the—

Board of General Appraisers, 1900 Chief of the Bureau of

Engraxnng and Printing. 1900

Statistics, 1900 Secret Ser\-ice Division. 1900 ....
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. \'].— Statement of annual reports and dociiiiients printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal ycai- ended fune jo, igoi—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTME;nT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Annual report of the

Commissioner of

Immigration, 1900 Internal-Revenue, 1900 Navigation, 1900 Comptroller of the Treasury, 1900 Director of the United States Mitit, 1900 Register of the Trea.sury, 1900 Secretary of the Treasury, 1900 Superintendent of the

L,ife-Sa\4ng Service, 1900 Ivight-House Service, 1900 Supervi.sing Architect, 1900 Supervising Special Agent, 1900 Super\'ising Inspector-General, 1900 Treasurer of the United States, 1900 Treasurer of the United States on the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the Dis- trict of Columbia, 1900 Appendix to the Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Coast and Goodetic Sui

vey, 1900— No. 3 No. 4. No. 5. No. 6. No. 7. No. 8. No. Q. No. 10 Army Appropriation Bill, 1902 Calendar Year Statement, 1900 ; Catalogue of Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables, 1900 Catalogue of Title Entries of Books and Other Articles entered in the Office of the Register of Copyrights, etc.

No. No.

No.

No. No.

No. No.

No. No.

No.

No. No.

No.

No.

No.

No. No.

No.

No. No.

No.

467. 468.

469. 470.

471. 472.

473- 474-

475-

476.

477-

478.

479- 4S0. 481.

482. 483-

484.

485. 486.

487.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. ;87

No. 17.

Statement of annual reports and docuvients printed upo7i requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fiDiejo, lqoi—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Catalogiie of Title Entries of Books and Other Articles entered in the Office of the

Register of Copyrights, etc. —Continued.

No. 4SS ; No. 4S9 No. 490 No. 491 No. 492 ^0.493 : N0.494

No. 495 No. 496

J^o.497 N0.49S ^0.499

No. 500 ^ No. 501 No. 502 No. 503 No. 504 ^0.505

No. 506 ^0-507

N0.508

No. 509 No. 510 No. 51 1 No. 5:2 ^0.513 ^0.514

No. 515 No. 516 No. 517 No. 518 No. 519 No. 520 No. 521

Ci\-il Code for Alaska

Claims Allowed by Accounting Officers Combined Statement of Receipts and Expenditures, 1900 Contingent Expenses of the Treasury- Department, 1900 Customs Regulations, 1S99 Debts of Nations

Decisions of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1900 Decisions of the Comptroller of the Treasurj', 1900 Deficiency Estimates, 1901 and Prior Years

Digest of Appropriations for the Support of the Government:

1901 1902 Digest of Customs Decisions, 1898, 1899, and 1900 Digest of National Bank Decisions, 1900 District of Columbia Appropriation Bill, 1902 , Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation Bill, 1902 , Drawbacks Paid on Imports, 1900 Estimates of Appropriations
i88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Statement of annual reports ayid documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departnie^its for the fiscal year endedJune jc, igoi—Continued, TRH;aSURY department—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Expenditure.s of the Coast and Geodetic Snr\'ey, 190c Expense of Collecting the Revenue from the Customs

Finance Reports with Tables, 1900 General Deficiency Appropriation Bill, 1900 General Riiles and Regulations of the Board of Supervi.sing Inspectors of Steam Vessels, Jamuiry 1 , luoi (>eoli)gical Snrvty Bulletin No. 41 Handbook of Ship's Medicine Chest

History of the Currencj' of the United States History of the I^ouisiana Purchase, The

Hygienic Laboratory, Viability' of the Bacillus Pestis Indian Appropriation Act, 1900 Information respecting United States Bonds, Paper Money, and Coinage

Imported ^lerchandi.se Entered for Consumption in llie United vStates and Duties Col- lected thereon, 1900 Instructions and Suggestions of the Comptroller of Currency relative to the Organization of National Banks, 1900 Internal Commerce

Internal-Revenue I^aw, 1898 Internal-Revenue Gangers' Manual

International Code of Signals

Iron and Steel Trade of the United vStates, 1900 Judgments Rendered bj- the Court of Claims

L,a\vs Governing the Steamboat-Inspection Service, 1900 I^aws relative to the Light-House Establishment, 1900 Laws, Treatj', and Regulations relating to the Exclu.sion of the Chinese

Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Bill, igoo List of Distillery Warehou.ses in the United States, 1900 List of Documents Di.stributed by the Treasury Department

List of Lights and Fog .Signals on the

Atlantic and Gulf Coa.sts Northern Lakes and Rivers

Pacific Coast

List of Masters, Mates, Pilots, and Engineers of Merchant, vSteam, Motor, and .Sailing Vessels, Licensed, 1900 List of Beacons, Buoys, and Daymarks onNorthern Lakes and Rivers

Pacific Coast

List of Beacons, Buoys, and Daymarks in the

First Light-Hou.se District Second Light-House District Third Light-House District Fourth Light-House District Fifth Light-House Di.strict Sixth Light-Hou.se District .Seventh Light-Hou.se Di.strict Eighth Light-Hou.se District Monthly Summary of Finance and Commerce for the month of

June, 1900 July, 1900 August, 1900 September, 1900 October, 1900 November, 1900
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Statoncnt of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Depaiimentsfor thefiscal year endedJune 30, rgoi—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. :Monthly Summary- of Finance and Commerce for the month of

December, 1900 January-, 1901 FebniarA-, 1901 March, 1901 April, 1901 May, 1901 Naval Appropriation Bill, 1902 Numerical List of National Banks, 1900

Official List of Commissioned and Noncommissioned Officers in the United States MarineHospital Service, Januan,-, 1901 Official Register of the United States Life-Sa\-ing Service, July i, 1900 Principal Articles of Domestic Exports for

June, 1900 July, 1900 August, 1900 September, 1900 October, 1900 November, 1900 December, 1900 January-, 1901 February-, 190 1 ... March, 1901 April, 1901 May, 1901 Public Act No. 177 Rates of Government Transportation over Bridges Built under Acts of Congress

Register of the Officers and Vessels of the United States Revenue-Cutter Service, 1900. .

.

Regulations Concerning Assessments. 1900 Regulations Governing Vessels, Fur-Seal Fishing, 1901 Regulations Relative to Taxes Imposed on Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, and Cigarettes, and

Rebates of Taxes on Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars Report of the Auditor for Porto Rico, May to October, 1900 , Report of the Commission to Investigate the Plague at San Francisco Report of the Philippine Commission, 1900 Report of the Conferences of Local Appraisers at New York, September 25 to October 2, 1900 Report of the Hearings on Senate Bill 46S0, to Establish a National Standardizing Bureau

Report on the Production of Precious Metals, 1899 Revised Regulations Concerning Oleomargarine Under Internal-Revenue Laws, 1900 .

.

River and Harbor Appropriation Bill, 1900 Rules and Regulations Governing the Course of Instruction on the Practice Ship Chase . Special Publications of the Coast and Geodetic Survey: ^ No. 3 No. 4 No. 6 Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill, 1900 vSupplement to part 5, United States Coast Pilot , Supplement to the Public Health Report, vol. 15, No. 49 Synopsis of the Annual Report of the Comptroller of Currency, 1901 Tables from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Commerce and Navigation, 1900: No. T No. 2 No. 3
190 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.Statf]Jir?!f of annual rrpor/s and dociomviis printed upon requisitions by

the heads 0/ Departine)i is for the Jiseal year ended June 30, /po/- Continued.

TRKASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Tables from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Commerce and Na\ngation

1900—Continued. _

No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 16 , No. 17 No. 23 : No. 24 - The Tariff of 1S97 The use of the Roentgen Ray by the Medical Department in the War with vSpain The Shipping Industry of the United States and its Relation to Foreign Trade

Tide Tables:

1901 1902 Tide Tables for the—

Atlantic Coast

1901 1902 Pacific Coast

1901 1902 Total Value of Imports and Exports into and from the United States, 1789 to 1900 United States Coast Pilot Urgent Deficiencj' Appropriation Bill, 1900 War-Revenue I^aw, 1898 WAR DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of the Origin and Spread of Tj^phoid Fever in the United States Military Camps during the Spanish War of 1S98 An Isthmian Canal- from a Military' Point of View

Annual Report of the

Adjvitant-General, 1900 ; Board of Commis-sioners of the Soldiers' Home of the District of Columbia, 1900 .. .. Board of Ordnance and Fortification. 1900 Board of Visitors United States I\Iilitar\- Academy, 1900 Chief of Engineers, 1900 Chief of Ordnance, 1900 Chief of Record and Pension Office, 1900 , Chief Signal Officer, 1900 Acting Commissarj'-General of Subsistence, 1900 Brigadier-General I^udlow, 1S99-1900 . . Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park Commis.sion, 1900 , Gettysburg National Military Park Commission, 1900 Inspector-General, 1900 Judge-Advocate-General, 1900 I^ieutenant-General Commanding the Armj', 1900 Maj. Gen. E. S. Otis, 1900 Paj'm aster- General, 1900 Quartermaster-General. loco
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1:91 Xo. 17.

StafefHt ut of annual reports and dociDnents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune jo, Continued. WAR DEPARTMEXT—Continued.

1900.

Annual Rejxjrt of the

Secretary of War, 1900 Superintendent United States Militar>- Academy,

Surgeon-General, 1900 ^ Appendix No. 3 to Army Regulations, 1900 Appendix to the Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance. 1900: Xo. 10 Xo. 12. Xo. 15. Xo. 14. Xo. 15. Xo. 16. X^o. 17. Xo. iS. Xo. 20. Xo. 29. Xo. 31

.

Xo. 32. No. 33. No. 34. No. 35. X0.36. No. 37 - N0.3S Army Register, 1901 Army Regulations

Artillery- Circular X

Cavalry Drill Regulations Census of Cuba

Census of Porto Rico

Circular X'o. 10. Surgeon-General's OflBce Consolidated Appendix to Army Regulations, 1901 ! Construction and Test of the Gathmann Gvm

Copper River Exploring Expedition Customs Regulations for Ports in Cuba

Digest of Opinions. Judge-Advocate-General

Drill Regulations and Outline of First Aid for the Hospital Corps

Explorations in Alaska, 1S99 Fortification Appropriation Act, 1900 French-English Military- Technical Dictionary- General Information Series Xo. 19 General Orders. Xo. no

Handbook of Subsistence Stores, 1900 Index Catalogue, Library- Surgeon-General's Office Index to General Orders and Circulars, 1900 Infantry Drill Regulations, 1901 International Congress of Xa\-igation

Instructions to Philippine Commission

Instructions for the Use of Telephones Law of Eminent Domain and Regulations for its Application in Cuba and Porto Rico . Law of the United States Relative to the Construction of Bridges over Xa\-igable Waters,

1598-^

List and Station of Xaval Officers and Marine Corps, 1900 , , ,
192 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.Statement of annual reports and doeuuients printed upon requisitiofis by

the heads of Departnie7its for the fiscal year etided fune jo, /po/—Continued.

WAR DEPARTMENT—Contiuued.

Title. Manual of Calisthenic Exercises Manual for Court-Martial and of Procedure under Military Law

Manual of Instructions to Quartermasters Ser\4ng in the Field. 1900 Manual of Guard Duty Manual for the Medical Department

Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua, 1900 Militarj' Notes on China, 1900 Military Notes on the Philippines, 1898 Monthly Summarj- of Commerce of Cuba:

July to December, 1899 January-, 1900 FebruarJ', 1900 March, 1900 April, 1900 May, 1900 June, 1900 July, 1900 August, 1900 September, 1900 Monthly' vSummary of Commerce of Porto Rico for

April, 1900 May, 1900 Monthly Summary' of Commerce of the Philippine Islands: December, 1899 January, 1900 February, 1900 . March, 1900 April, 1900 May, 1900 June, 1900 July, 1900 August, 1900 New Building for the Government Printing Office, Report of the Chief Engineer, December I, 1900 Notes on the Spanish-American War, 1898 Number of Deaths of Soldiers in the Philippines

Official Register of Officers of Volunteers in the Service of the United States, 1900 Organized Militia of the United States in 1S98 Preliminary Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission, December 4, 1900 Proposed Customs Tariff for Ports in the Philippine Archipelago

Register of the War Department, 1901 Register of the Temporary Employees of the War Department, 1901 Report of Board of Engineers on Electric Lights Report of the Board of Officers on the Browns Ferry Affair Report of Ordnance Officer at Fort Pickens, Fla., 1899 Report of the Reaudit of the Postal Accounts of the Island of Cuba, 1900 Report on Militarj^ Telegraph Lines in Porto Rico Report of the Board Charities of Porto Rico, 1900 Report of an Inspection of the Several Branches of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1900 Report on the Fire Control and Fire Direction at Fort Wadsworth, N. Y., 1901 Report of the Senate Military Committee on Alaska

Report of the Philippine Commission, 1900 Report on the Island of Guam, 1900

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. ^93

No. 17.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Deparivientsfor the fiscal year endedJune jo,ic)Oi—Continued. WAR DEPARTMENT -Continued.

Title.

River and Harbor Bill, 1900 Senate Bill No. 1337 Soldiers' Handbook

Sundrj^ Civil Appropriation Act, 1901 Supplementary" Tables for Plotting Gun Practice, 1S94 Translation of the Penal Code in force in

Cuba and Porto Rico The Philippines Translation of the Mining L,aws of—

Cuba

Philippine Islands Translation of the Ci\'il I,aw of Procedure for Cuba and Porto Rico

Translation of the Railroad Laws and Regulations in force in the Philippines War Department Telegraphic Code, July 31, 1900 NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Ab.stract of Course at Naval War College, 1900 Acts and Resolvitions relating to the Navy, Navj- Department, and Marine Corps, 1900-190 Advance Copies of the Annual Report of the Secretan,- of the Navy, 1900 Alphabetical List of Libraries Annual Register of the United vStates Naval Academy, 1900 Annual Report of the

Assistant Secretarj- of the Navy, 1900 Board of Visitors to the —

United States Naval Academy, 1900.-. United .States Naval Observator\% 1900 Chief of the Bvireau of

Construction and Repairs, 1900 Equipment, 1900 Navigation, 1900 Ordnance, 1900 , Steam Engineering, 1900 Yards and Docks, 1900 Brigadier-General Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, 1900 Hj-drographer, 1900 Judge-Advocate-General, 1900 „ Paymaster-General, 1900 Secretary of the Navy, 1900 Superintendent of the Naval Observatorj% 1900 • Superintendent of the Naval War Records, 1900 , Surgeon-General, 1900 , Operations of the Naval Militia, 1900 Army Regulations, 1895 Azimutli Tables

Bowditch's American Practical Navigator , Bowditch's Useful Tables

Catalogue of Ships and Crews' Libraries , Comparative Statement of Estimates and Appropriations, 1901-1902 Contract Trial of the United States Battle Ship Indiana

East Coast of South America

Efficiency Report of the Various Coals

Firing Regulations for Small Arms

S. Doc. 19 13

Number

of copies.
194 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departments for the fiscal year ended ftcnejo, igoi—Continued.

NAVY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

General Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1900 General Infonnation vSeries No. 19 Insurgenc}': Lectures delivered at the Naval War College

Internal Revenue Gaugers' Manual

International Code of Signals for Use of all Nations

lyCgislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Act. .. Ust of I^ights of the World:

Vol. I Vol. 2

I^ist and vStation of the Conimis.sioned and Warrant Officers of the United .States Navy

atid the United States Marine Corps, July i, 1900

L,ist of Books Issued to Ships and Crew^s' Libraries Manual of Instruction in Ordnance and Gunnery

Naval Appropriation Act, 1900 Navy Register, Official, 1900 Pacific Coasters' Nautical Almanac, The, 1901 Regulations governing the Admission of Candidates into the United .States Military Academy, 1900 Regulations governing the Uniform and Equipment of Officers and Enlisted Men of the United States Marine Corps, 1900 Regulations of the United vStates Naval Home at Philadelphia, Pa., 1900 Report of the Philippine Commission

Sailing Directions for- sake Michigan, Green Bay, and Strait of Mackinac Lake Superior and St. Marys River Senate Documents Nos. 86, 156, and 188 The Sun's Apparent Declination and Equation of Time, etc

Number

of copies.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Alphabetical List of Battles, 1754 to 1900 Abstract of Petitions, Memorials, Requests, and Estimates relating to the Operations of the Hydrographic Branch of the United States Geological Survey Annual Report of the—

Acting Superintendent of the—

Sequoia and General Grant National Park, 1900 Yellowstone National Park, 1900 , Yosemite National Park, 1900 Architect of the United States Capitol, 1900 Board of Indian Commissioners, 1900 Columbian Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, 1900 Commis,sioner of

Education, 1900 Education for Porto Rico, 1900 Five Civilized Tribes, 1900 General Land Office, 1900 Indian Affairs, 1900 Patents, 1900 Pensions, 19CX) Railroads, 1900 Director of the United States Geological Svirvey, 1900 Director of the Twelfth Census, 1900 Governor of

Arizona, 1900 District of .Alaska, 1900
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune 30, rqoi—Continued.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Annual Report of the—

Governor of

Hawaii, 1900 New Mexico, 1900 Oklahoma, 1900 Indian Inspector for Indian Territory-, 1900 Mine Inspector for

Indian Territor3% 1900 New Mexico, 1900 President of the

Howard University, 1900 Washington Hospital for Foundlings, 1900 vSecretary of the Interior, 1900 Superintendent of the

Government Hospital for the Insane, 1900 Hot Springs Reservation, 1900 Indian Schools, 1900 Surgeon in Chief of the Freedmen's Hospital, 1900 By-Laws and Rules and Regulations of the Board of Visitors of the Government Hospital

for the Insane, 1900

Ci%'il Code for the District of Columbia, 1900 Civil Service Act and the Rules promulgated by the President, 1900 Circular of Information, Bureau of Education

Circular from the General Land Office Showing the Manner of Proceeding to Obtain

Title to Public Lands

Classification and Promotion of Pupils in Public Schools Coal-Land Law and Regulations Thereunder, 1882 Compilation of Laws and Regulations and Decisions Thereunder Relating to the Creation and Administration of Public Forest Reserv^es Conference Between the vSecretary of the Interior and Members of the Minnesota Dele- gation Relating to the Pine Timber of Indian Reserv'ations in that State Contract Tables, Proposals, and Awards for Supplies for the Indian Service, 1901 Declination of Magnetic Needle

Detailed Statement of the Business of the General Land Office, 1900 Decisions of the Commissioner of Pensions

Decisions of the Commissioner and United States Courts in Patent Cases, 1899 Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1900 Education in Alaska, 1898-99 •. Education and Crime

Educational Training for Railway Service Experimental Studies of Children, etc Five-Place Logarithms

Hearings before the Secretary of the Interior regarding the Contracts for Purchase of "Dead and Down Timber" in the Leech Lake Indian Reservation

History of Education in the United States Indian Lands Allotment, Trust Patent and Cancellation Indian Appropriation Act, 1901 Instructions to Applicants for the Post-Office and Customs-House Branches of the Classified Service, March, 1900 Land Decisions, Vol. 29 Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Act, 1900 List of Indian Names

List of the Publications of the United ,States Geological Survey, 1900 Manual of Examinations for the Classified Civil Service, 1901 Miscellaneous Educational Topics Notes on the History of American Text-Books on Arithmetic. .
196 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. i"] . ~ S/a/ciiiciif of ainiiial icports and documents printed upon requisitions, by

the heads of Departments for thefiscal year ended fune jo. igoi —Continued. DKPARTMHNT OF THE INTERIOR—Continued.

Title.

Patent Laws and Laws relating to the Registration of Trade-Marks and Labels

I'oinilation Tables

Public Society- and School Libraries in the United States

I'ublic Acts of the Fifty-sixth Congress

Receipt, Distribution of Public Documents, 1900 Regulations Concerning Right of Way for— Telephone and Telegraph Lines Through Indian Lands

Canals and Ditches Through Public Lands and Reservations Regulations Governing Procurement of Timber and Stone for Domestic and Industrial Purposes in Indian Territory, 1900 Removal of Intruders from Cherokee Nation Report on Reindeer in Alaska, 1S99 Roster of Registered Attorneys

Rules for a Dictionary Catalogue Rules for the Indian School Service, 1900 Rules of Practice in the United States Patent Office, July 18, 1899 Schedule of Pine Lands in INIinnesota

Statistics of Professional and Allied Schools Sundry Civil Appropriation Act, 1900 Three Papers on Manual Training

University of the State of New York, The Yakima Indian Reservation, The

Number

of copies.

POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Ab.stract of Report of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General on Cuban Postal Service Annual Report of the

Assistant Attorney-General for the Post-Office Department, 1900 Po.stmaster-General, 1900 First A.s.sistant Postma.ster-General, 1900 Second Assistant Postmaster-General, 1900 Third Assistant Postmaster-General, 1900 Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General, 1900 General Superintendent of the Railway Mail Ser\-ice, 1900 Superintendent of the Dead-Letter Office, 1900 Superintendent of Foreign Mails, 1900 Superintendent of the Free Delivery System, 1900 Superintendent of the Salary and Allowance Division, 1900 Description of all Postage Stamps and Postal Cards issued by the Post-Office Department

Extracts from Message of the President and Reports of the Postmaster-General and

First Assistant Postmaster-General Opinion of the Attorney-General

As to the use of the Mails, December 5, 1900

Oji Lotteries, 1896 Upon Bond Investment Schemes

Parcels-Po.st Convention between the United States and Venezuela

Report of Investigation of Use of Pneumatic Tubes in the Performance of Mail vSei-\'ice Second Report of Board on Geographic Names

Special Instructions of the Postmaster-General in Relation to the Military Postal vService

in China

Statutes Relative to Lotteries Table C, Annual Report of the vSecond Assi.stant Postma.ster-General, 1900
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 197

No. 17.

StatcDieiit of annua! reports and documents printed iLpon requisitions by

the heads of Dtpartuients for the fiscal year endedJune 30^ igoi—Continued. dkpartme;nt of^ agriculture.

Title. A Director}- for Farmers, 1900 A Digest of Metabolism, 1901 A Forest Working Plan for Township 40, Totten and Crossfield Purchase, New York

Forest Preserves A Primer of Forestry', 1900 A Report upon the Examination of Milk, 1900 A Report to Congress on Agriculture in Alaska A Review of Economic Ornithology in the United States, 1S99 Accession to the Department Libran,-: April-June, 1900 July-September, 1900 October-December, 1901 January- iNIarch, 1901 Administrative Work of the Federal Government in Relation to the Animal Industry, 1900 Agricultural Education in the United States, 1901 Agricultural Education in France, 1901 Agricultural Experiment Stations in the United States Agricultural Imports and Exports of the United States Agricultural Imports of the United States, by Countries, 1895-1898 Agricultural Resources and Capabilities of Porto Rico

Agrostological Notes

Alfalfa or I^ucern American Grasses Annual Reports of the Department of Agriculture, 1900 Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of—

Animal Industry

1S99

1900 Chief of the Division of

Agro.stolog3', 1900 Accounts and Disbursements, 1900 Biological Sun-e)-, 1900

Chenii.str}-, 1900. Forestry, 1900 _ Pomology, 1900 Publications, 1900

Soils, 1900 Vegetable Physiology and Pathology, 1900 Chief Section of Foreign Markets, 1900 Director of the Office of—

Experiment Stations, 1900 Public Road Inquiries, 190c Annual Report of the

Botanist, 1900 Entomologist, 1900 T.ibrarian, 1900 .Secretary of Agriculture, 1900 Statistician, 1900 Superintendent of Gardens and Grounds, 1900 Annual Report of the Chief of—

Weather Bureau—

1898-99 1899-1900 _
198 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune 30, igoi—Continued.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI^TURE—Continued.

Title.

Apple, and How to Grow It, The

Application of the Theory of Solution to the Study of Soils Aristida Pvirpurea (Nutt.) and Its Allies Asparagus Culture Atmospheric Radiation Barnyard Manure

Barometers and the Measurements of Atmospheric Pressure

Basis for the Improvement of American Wheat, The

Beans, Peas, and Other I^egumes as Food

Bee Keeping Bermuda Grass

Best Horse-radish Varieties of Europe, The

Bibliography of the More Important Contributions to American Economic Entomology

Big Trees of California Birds of the Yukon Region , Broom Corn

Blackleg: Its Nature, Cause, and Prevention

Bread, and the Principles of Bread Making

Breeds of Dairy Cattle Butter Making on the Farm

Canada Thistle Care of Milk on the Farm

Carpet Beetle, or "Buffalo Moth," The

Catalase, a New Enzym of General Occurrence, with Special Reference to the Tobacco

Plant Cause and Prevention of Pear Blight, The

Changes in Railroad Freight Classification Chicory Growing

Climatic Changes in the United vStates Collection and Distribution of Grass Seeds Commercial Fertilizers, Composition and Use

Composition Chimique du Mais de ses Produits - Composition American Wines

Contribution from the United States Herbarium

Construction of Good Country Roads

Cooperative Grass and Forage Plant Investigations with State Experiment vStations Corn Culture in the South

Cotton Seed and Its Products Cotton Crop of 1899-1900, The

Course of Prices of Farm Implements and Machinery for a Series of Years, The

Cowpeas

Crimson Clover Seed Crop Reporter:

Vol. 2, No. 3, July, 1900 Vol. 2, No. 4, August, 1900 Vol. 2, No. 4, August, 1900, Supplement.

Vol. 2, No. 5, September, 1900 Vol. 2, No. 6, October, 1900 Vol. 2, No. 7, November, 1900 Vol. 2, No. 8, December, 1900 Vol. 2, No. 9, January, 1901 Vol.2, No. 9, January, 1901, Additional.

Vol. 2, No. 10, February, 1901 Vol. 2, No. 1 1, March, 1901

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 199

Xo. 77,

Stateme7it of annual reports and dociime7its printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfmie jo, igoi—Continued. DEPARTMENT CF AGRICUIvTURE—Continued.

Title.

Crop Reporter—Continued.

Vol. 2, No. 12. April, 1901 Vol. 3, No. I, May, 1901 Vol. 3, No. 2, June, 1901 Cultivated Vetches, The

Cultivation of Tobacco in Sumatra

Cultivation of Znaim Cucumbers, The

Curing and Fermentation of Cigar I,eaf Tobacco

Daily River Stages at River Gage Stations on the Principal Rivers of the United States,

1896-1899, Dairy Herd, The: Its Formation and Management

Dairy Development in the United States Description of a Soil Map of the Connecticut Valley

Destructive Green Pea I^ouse, The

Destructive Locusts Development of Agricultural Libraries Development of the Nutrition Investigations of the Department of Agriculture Development of Transportation in the United States Direction for the Destruction of Prairie Dogs

Direction for the Use of Blackleg Vaccine

Director^' of State Officials and Organizations Concerned with the Protection of Birds and Game

Ducks and Geese: Standard Breeds and Management

Duty of Water in the Gallatin Valley Duty of Water in Nebraska

Earth Roads: Hints on their Construction and Repair

Eggs and their use as Food

Estimates of Russian Crops

Ever>' Farm an Experiment Station Expenditures in the Department of Agriculture Experiments on the Metabolism of Matter and Energy in the Human Body

Experiments on the effect of Muscular Work upon the Digestibility of vood and Metabolism of Nitrogen

Experiments with Texas Fever and Southern Cattle Ticks Experiment Station Work:

Vol. I

Number

of copies.

Vol. 2 Vol. 3 V0L5

Vol. 6 Vol. 7 Vol. 8

Vol. 9

Vol. II Vol. 12 Vol. 13 Vol. 14 Vol. 15 Vol. 16 Vol.17 Experiment Station Record:

Vol. II, No. II, August, 1900 . .

.

Vol. 12, No. I, September, 1900. Vol. 12, No. 2, September, 1900.
200 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 1 7.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune jo, igoi—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUIvTURE-Continued.

Title. Experiment Station Record—Continued.

Vol. 12, No. 3, December, 1900 Vol. 12, No. 3, March, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 4, December, 1900 Vol. 12, No. 4, March, 1901 Vol. II, No. 12, January, 1901 Vol.12, No. 5, January, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 5, March, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 6, March, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 6, March, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 2, March, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 7, April, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 8, April, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 9, April, 1901 Vol. 12, No. 10, May, 1900 Facts About Milk Farm Drainage k Farmer's Interest in Good vSeed, The

Farmers' Reading Courses Feeding of Farm Animal-s, The

Fiscal Regulations of the Department of Agriculture, etc Fish as Food

Fifth Report of Committee on Methods of Teaching Agriculture Flax for Seed and Fiber in the United States Fodder and Forage Plants Exclusive of the Grasses Food Nutrients—Food Economy

Foods: Nutrition, Value, and Cost Food of the Bobolink, Blackbirds, and Crackles

Forestry for Farmers

Foreign Seeds and Plants Imported by the Department of Agriculture, 1900 .

.

Foreign Markets for American Agricultural Products Foreign INIarkets for Eggs and Poultrj' Forest Nurserj-, The

Fowls: Care and Feedings

Functions and Uses of Food, The

Good Roads for Farmers Grape Growing in the vSouth Grape Di.seases on the Pacific Coa.st Grain Smuts, The ; How They are Caused and How to Prevent Them

Grasses in Elliott's Sketch of the Botanj' of South Carolina and Georgia, The

Grasses and Fodder Plants on the Potomac Flats Grasses as Sand and Soil Binders Growth of the Tobacco Industry Hawks and Owls from the Standpoint of the Farmer

Harlequin Cabbage Bug or Calico Back, The

Historical and Technical Papers on Road Building in the United States Hog Cholera and Swine Plague

Hog Raising in the South Honeybee, The: A Manual of Instruction in Apiculture Horse-Radish Culture in Bohemia

House Ants Household Test for the Detection of Oleomargarine and Renovated Butter How to Control the San Jose Scale
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 20I

No. 17.

Statement of annual reports and dociiuioits printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Departments for the fiseal year ended June 30, /yo/—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Title. How to Distinguish the Different Mosquitoes of North America

Imperial German Meat Inspection Law. The

Important Insecticides Index to Literature Relating to Animal Indvistr\- Information Concerning the Angora Goat

Information Concerning Game, Seasons, Shipment, and Sales

Insects Affecting the Cotton Plant

Insects of the Year in Ohio

Irrigation Investigations in California

Irrigation Laws of the Northwest Territories of Canada and "^'A'oraing, etc Irrigation in Hawaii

Irrigation in Humid Climates. . . Irrigation in Fruit Growing

Irrigation in New Jersey '. Kafir Com: Characteristics. Culture, and Uses Land Grant and Other Colleges, and the National Defense Larger Cornstalk Borer Laws Regulating the Transportation and Sale of Game

Legislation with Reference to Bovine Tuberculosis

Legislation for the Protection of Birds Other than Game Birds Leguminous Plants for Green Manuring and for Feeding

Liming of Soils, The

List of Bulletins and Circulars issued by the Department of Agriculture

List of Free Employment Agencies for the Use of Farmers

List of Publications of the Division of Botany

List of works on North American Entomolog\-

Manuring of Cotton, The

Manufacture of Sorghum Sirup, The

Manufacture of Starch from Potatoes and Cassava, The

^Marketing Farm Products Meadows and Pastures Meats: Compo.sition and Cooking Mexican Cotton Boll Weevil, The

Methods and Results of Investigations on the Chemistrj- and Economy of Food

Meteorological Chart of the Great Lakes, 1900 Milk as Food , Millets

:\rineral Phosphates as Fertilizers Mosquitoes and Fleas Movement and Retention of Water in Soils, The

National and State Dair\- Laws

Nature, Cause, and Economic Importance of Ovine Caseous L^'nips Adenitus, The New or Little Known Grasses North American Fauna:

No. 16 No. iS No. 19 Notes on Animal Industr\- in Porto Rico.

.

Notes on Coccidea of Georgia Notes on the Chicken Tick

Notes on Frost Notes on Mosquitoes of the United States. Notes on Parasites
202 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Statement of annual reports and documents p^dnted upon requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune jo, igoi—Continued.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Title.

Nutrition Investigation at the California Agricultural Experiment Station, 1896-1898 Nutrition Investigations at the Univer.sity of Illinois, etc Objects of the Association of Economic Entomologists

Observations on Diabrotica 12 Punctata Oliv

Official As.sociations and Educational Institutions connected with the Dairy Interests..

.

Onion Culture Operations of the Bureau of Animal Industry, 1900 Organization I,ists of the Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations in the United

States Our Foreign Trade in Agricultural Products, 1891-1900 Our Present Knowledge of the Kidney Worm of .Swine Outline of Work on Foods and Feeding Stuffs, 1901 Peach Growing for Market

Peach Twig-Borer, The; An Important Enemy of Stone Fruits Peach I^eaf Curl: Its Nature and Treatment

Peach Yellow and Peach Rosette

Periodical Cicada in 1897, The

Potato Culture Potato Diseases and Their Treatment

Practical Assistance to Farmers, Lumbermen, and Others in Handling Forest Lands. . . . Practical Assistance to Tree Planters

Practice of Forestry by Private Owners, The

Practical Suggestions for Farm Buildings

Principal Insect Enemies of the Grape, The

Principal Insect Enemies of Growing Wheat, The

Principal Insects Affecting the Tobacco Plant, The

Present Condition of Grape Culture in California, The

Present Status of Rice Culture in the United States, The

Proceedings of the Thirteenth Annual Convention of the Association of American Agri

cultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 1899 Proceedings of the Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, 1899 Proceedings of the Seventeenth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, 1900

Number

of copies.

Progress of Agriculture in the United States Progress of the Beet Sugar Industry, 1899 Progress of Commercial Growing of Plants under Glass Progress of Forestry in the United .States Progress in Economic Entomology

Progress of Economic and Scientific Agro-stologj^ Progress of Plant Breeding in the United States Progress in the Treatment of Plant Diseases Progress of Road Building in the United States Proposed Reforms in Fertilizer Inspection Laws

Protection and Importation of Birds under Act of Congress, 1900 Protection of Birds and Game, 1901 Protection of Food Products from Injurious Temperatures

Pruning and Training Grapes

Psychrometric Tables for Obtaining the Vapor Pressure, Relative Humidity, and Temperature of the Dew Point

Publications of the Department of Agriculture for sale by the Superintendent of Documents

Pure Food Laws of European Countries Affecting American Exports

5,000

20, 000

4, 000
REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER. 203

No. 17.

Statement 0/ annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of DepaHmentsfor thefiscal year ended fune 30^ igoi—Continued,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI.TURE—Continued.

Title.

Rabies: Report of the Committee on Public Health of the District of Columbia

Rabies: Its Cause, Frequency, and Treatment

Raising Sheep for Mutton Range Grass and Forage Experiments at Highmore, S. Dak

Rapport sur 1' Usage et les Possibilites de I'Extension du Mais en Europe Red Clover Seed: Information for Purchasers

Regulations of Foreign Governments Regarding Importation of American Plants, Trees, etc . . Relation of Chemistry to the Progress of Agriculture, The

Report on the Agricultural Resources and Capabilities of Havsraii Report on the Work and Expenditures of the Agricultural Experiment Stations, 1900. .

.

Report upon Experimental Exports of Butter Report of Investigations on the Digestibility and Nutritive Value of Bread

Report of the Assistant Secretary upon the Purchase and Distribution of Seeds, 1900. . .

.

Reser\'oir System of the Cache la Poudre Valley, The

Rice Culture in the United States Rise and Future of Irrigation in the United States Road Improvement in New York

Rubber Cultivation for Porto Rico

Seeds and Plants Imported for Distribution Seed Selling, Seed Growing, and Seed Testing Seventh International Veterinary Congress, The

Shade in Coffee Culture Sheep Feeding

Sheep and Wool

Sheep, Hogs, and Horses in the Pacific Northwest

Short Account of the Big Trees of California, A

Silos and Silage

Soil Investigations in the United States

Soil Survey in Connecticut Valley

Soil Survey in Salt I^ake Valley, Utah

Soil vSolutions: Their Nature and Functions

Soluble Mineral Matter of Soils, The

Some Arizona Grasses Some Common Birds in Their Relation to Agriculture Some Diseases of New England Conifers Some Essentials of Beef Production Some Examples of the Development of Knowledge Concerning Animal Di.seases Some Insects Injurious to Stored Grain Some Necessary Modifications in Methods of Mechanical Analy.sis as Applied to Alkali

Soils Sorghum as a P'orage Crop

Souring of Milk and Other Changes in Milk Products Southern Forage Plants Southern Pines: Mechanical and Phy.sical Properties Soy Bean as a Forage Crop, The

Spraying for Fruit Diseases Spot Disease of the Violet Standard Varieties of Chickens

State Aid to Road Building in New Jersey

Statistics of the I,and-Grant Colleges and Agricultural Experiment Stations

Statistics of Oleomargarine, Oleo Oil, and Filled Cheese

Steel-Track Wagon Roads

Stock Poisoning Plants of Montana, The
204 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

SlaicDicnl of ainnial rcpor/s and doni iiirii/s printed upon requisitions by

the heads of J)epaiiiiu'}its for //w fisra/ year ended fiiuc jo, rgor—Continued. DKPARTMKNT ()!• A( , KICUI/rURK—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. vStrawberry Weevil, The

Studies on Ainei ican (irasse.s. vSuccult-ut I'orage for the Farm and Dair^- Sugar Beet, The

Sunflower Plant, The

Sweet Potatoes: Culture and Uses Three Insect Enemies of Shade Trees Third Report of Committee of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and

Experiment Stations on Methods of Teaching Agriculture Thirty Poisonous Plants of the United vStates Tomato Growing

Trade of Denmark

Turkestan Alfalfa Two Discast s of Red Cedar

U.se of Water in Irrigation, The

Use of Water in Irrigation in 'I'exas Use of Water in Irrigation in \V3-oming

Utilizing Surplus Fruits ^ Vegetable (harden. The ' ^\'akkc I S Hyacinth Germ

Weeds: And How to Kill Them

West Indian Hurricanes White Pine, The Wide Tires: I^aws of Certain States Relating to Their Use Wild Animals and Birds which may be Imported Without Permits

Wilt Disease of Cotton and Its Control, The Work of the Breeder in Improving lyive Stock Work of the Meteorologist for the Benefit of Agriculture, Commerce, and Navigation. . Xenia, or the Immediate Effect of Pollen, in Maize Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture, 1900 DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEAnnual Report of the

Attorney-General, 1900 Assistant Attorney-General, 1900 Board of Trustees of Reform School for Girls of the Di.strict of Columbia, 1900 Solicitor of the Ti'easury Catalogue of Foreign Books in the Libra rj' of the Department of Justice Instructions to United States Marshals, Attorneys, Clerks, and Comniis.sioners of the

District of Alaska, 1900 Instiuelion to Field Employees in Indian Depredation Ca.ses ... List of United States Judges, Attorneys, Assistant Attorneys, and Marshals

List of Notaries Public of District of Columbia

Opinion of the Attorney-General as to the Claims of the ^Manila Railway CompanJ^ . .

.

Register of the De])artnient of Justice, 1900 Report of the Secrelar\ uf the Treasury and Collectors of Customs as to Bonds given by

Frencli Sijolialinn Claimants

Report ol llu Alio] ni \ -( .1 neral on the Practical Operations of the Federal Bankruptcy Law ; Snggt slions Made by the Department of Justice to United States Attornej-s Supplement to Instrnetions to Clerks of District Courts for Alaska, May i, 1901 The Slierman Anti-Tiuvi T,aw Translation of Certain French Decrees and Executive Orders in French Spoliation Ca.ses
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 205

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StaicJiinit of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of Dcpartinoits foi- the fiscal year elided June ^o, ^goi—Continued. DKPARTMENT OF I,ABOR.

Title.

Annual Report of the Commissioner of lyabor: Fourth

Fifth Eighth

Thirteenth Fourteenth : Fifteenth

Bulletins of the Commissioner of I^abor: No. 2, 1896 No. 3, 1S96 No. 4, 1S96 No. 5, 1896 No. 6, 1896 No. 7. 1S96 : No. 8, 1897 No. 10, 1897 No. II, 1897 No. 16, 1898 No. 19, 189S New Zealand Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Report on the Effect of the International Copyright Law in the United States Special Report of the Commissioner of Eabor:

First Fourth

Fifth Eighth

NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Fishes of North and Middle America

Sj-nopsis of Naides or Pearly Fish Water Mussels LIBRARY OF CONGRESvS.

Annual Report of the Librarian, 1900 Calendar of AVashington Manuscripts, 1901 Catalogue of Title Entries, volume 26 Copyright Enactments, 1 783-1900 Directions for the Registration of Copyrights, 190c List of Works relative to Cartography

List of Books on the

Danish West Indies Merchant Marine Subsidies Porto Rico : Theory- of Colonization Relating to Tru.sts Text of the Convention Creating The International Copyright Union, .September 5, 1S87

I, 000

1,500

1, 000

1,500 1,500

2, 000 UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.

Calendar of Cases which ma}- be di.smissed for Non-Prosecution under Rule 74 Calendar December, 1900 Court of Claims Reports, volume 35

500

312 310
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No. 17.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed up07i requisitions by

the heads of Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended June jo, igoi—Continued. UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS—Continued.

Index to Printed Records Judgments rendered by the Court of Claims, 1900 Report of the Committee on the Judiciary Rules of Practice in the United States Supreme Court SUPREME COURT OK THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Additional Ca.ses, January Term, 1901 Circuit Court Calendar

Trial Calendar, October Term, 1900 Trial Calendar, April Term, 1901 EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Inaugural Address, March 4, 1901 Message from the President transmitting a Preliminary' Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission, 1900

Number

of copies.

30

250

1, 000

475

CENSUS BUREAU.

Population by Counties and Minor Divisions of Iowa Kentucky

Louisiana Nebraska

North Dakota

Ohio

Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota

South Carolina Tennessee Texas

Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin

1 8, 000

iS, 000

18, 000

iS, 000

18, 000

18, 000

18, 000

18, 000

iS, 000

18, 000

iS, 000

18, 000

18, 000

18, 000

1 8, 000

No. 18.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions of section 99, act offanuary 12, i8gs,for the year ended June

JO, igoT.

Title.

Abandoned Property Claims Abnormal Man: An Essay on Education and Crime Abridgment of Messages and Documents, 1896-1900 Ab.stract of the Eleventh Census Reports, 1890 Abstract of the Laws on Water Titles, 1899 Acts and Deci.sions of the Pacific Railroad Commi.ssioners Addystou Pipe and Steel Company vs. The United States

.

Number of

copies. Cost.

I $1. 00

3 3. 00

258 264. 10

2 2. 00

1. 00

2 2. 00

I 1-25
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No. 18.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions of section gg, act offanuary 12, i8gs, for the year endedfune

jc, igoi—Continued.

Title. Number of

copies.

Affairs in Cuba—Report of the Committee on Foreign Relations, 1S97-1900 Agriculture in Alaska, 1897 Agriculture in Porto Rico

Agriculture in Hawaiian Islands, 1901 A. Iv. A. Catalogue, 1893 Alaska Gold Fields, 1899 Alcohol in the Manufactures and Arts, 1S95-1897 - Alphabetical List of Private Claims American Lobster, The, 1898 American National Institute at Paris American Nautical Almanac, 1891-1901 , American Revolution, Diplomatic Correspondence of , An Act to Pro\'ide for Increasing the United States Army, 1898 , An Act Providing a Ci\'il Government for Porto Rico An Act to Regulate Commerce

Angora Goat, The

Annals of Debates Annual Report of the

American Historical Association, 1888-1900. Architect of the United States Capital, 1897-1899 Attornej'-General, 1898-1900 Auditor for the Post-Office Department, 1899-19CX) Board of—

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Notarial I,aws of the Philippine Islands, 1889 , Notes on the Ethnology of Tibet Notes on Naval Progress, 1S99 , Nut Culture in the United States Obser\'ations of the United States Observatory, 1889 Oceanic Ichth3'ology

Official Communication with Aguinaldo, 1900

Official Communications, .Sampson and Schley

Official Gazette, United States Patent Office, 1899

Official Opinions of the Attorney-General

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies, 1861-1865 ! Official Register of the Officers of the United States Volunteer Army, T898-1900. Operation of the Naval jNIilitia, 1898 Organic Acts for the Territories, 1878-1897 Organized Militia of the United .States Organization and Jurisdiction of the United States Courts

OiTr CouiTtry- Panama Canal, 1846 Pan-American Medical Congress, 1893 Paris, Bering Sea Tribunal of Arbitration, 1895 Paris Kxposition, 1900 Paris Universal Exposition, 1889 Parliamentary Precedents of the House of Representatives

Passport Regulations of Foreign Countries Patent Uaws of the United States, 1898 ; Peace Treaty Between the United .States and Spain, 1898 Pension T^aws of the United .States Phosphate Industry of the United States Pine I^andsin Minnesota

Porto Rico Tariff I^aw

Postal Guide, Official, T89S-1900 Postal Savings Hanks, 1900 Practical I'orolry in Adirondacks

Precedents and Privileges of the United .States Senate

Precious Metals, IM-oduction of, 1S93-T899 Prices of Aruujr for Naval Vessels, 1S96.. Price Li.st of Public- Documents, T900 Primer of Forestr\

Principal Kx])orls of the United .States ProbU in of llic Ohio Mounds

Proclam.'Uiou and I )t elar;\liou of \\'ar, 1S9S Proceedings of tlu Auuual Cou\eution of Agricultural Chemi.sts Promotion of Couiuu rc e, StateuTent and Hearing

Protection of Alaska Salmon P'isheries, 1899
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 219

No. iS.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Represeniatii es, and Delegates

under the provisions of section pp, aet offaniiary 12, iSgj.for the year endedfune

JO, —Continued.

Title. Xumber of

copies.

I*roperty in Possession of the Clerk of the House of Representatives

Public Acts and Resolutions of the Fift3--sixth Congress

Public Credit, etc.. 1S9S Public Instructions in Hawaii

Public Lands and Their Water Supply

Public Society and School Libraries. 1S96 Public Schools of Washington City. D. C. 1900 Pumping Water for Irrigation

Purification of Washington City. D. C, Water Supply

Railroad Labor. 1SS9 Railroad Naturalization. 1900 Receipts and Expenditures in Cuba

Reciprocity- and Commercial Treaties _. Reformatory Systems of the United States, 1S99 Register of the Department of the Interior Register of the War Department

Regulation of the Level of Lake Erie. 1S9S . Removal of the Seat of the United States Government to the District of Columbia.

Report of the Board on Uniform System of Spelling Geographic Names

Report of the Committee on

Banking and Currency

Interstate Commerce

Invalid Pensions

Investigation of the House Employees

JudiciarjMilitary- Affairs Report of the Commission on

Gold and Silver, 1S76-1S99 Mississippi River, 1S83. 1S90 Philippine Islands Philippine Islands (Taft's) Report of—

Major-Generals Anderson and MacArthur

Major-General Brooke

Major-General Da\-is Major-General Otis Major-General Wheeler

Major-General Wilson

RefKJrt on —

Coal in Alaska Cuban Postal Frauds

Island of Guam .-.

.

Improvements in Washington City. D. C

Life of James Smithson Pneumatic Tube Service Porto Rico (Carroll's) Railway Mail Pay

Reservoir Sites in Wyoming and Colorado Sacramento and Feather Rivers Sheathing War Vessels Typhoid Fever in the Army, 1900 Yellow Fever in the Army. 1900 Re\iew of the World's Commerce, 1S99 -

I $1. 25 6 6.45

I 1.25

1. 10 11.25

I 1. 10 5-40

2 2. 00

7. 20

I I. GO

9

12.60

~ 2. GO

6 6. 10 3 3. 00

2 2. 00

I I. 00

2 2. 10

I - 1. 10

21- 55

4 4. 20

2 2.00

9 18.00

8 8.00

2 2.00

I 1. 00

8 S. 10

2 2. 00
2 20 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 1 8.Statemefit of binding done for Senator's , Representatives, and Delegates

imder the provisions of section pp, act offanuary J2, 18%, for the year endedfune

30, igoi—Continued.

Title.

Revised Statutes of the United States, 1878. River and Harbor Appropriations , Roads in Yellowstone National Park

Roberts Case, The

Rules for a Dictionary Catalogue Rules of Practice in the General I^and Oflfice Rules of Practice in the Patent Office Rules of the vSupreme Court Rural Free Delivery Sabine on American Fisheries Salmon Fisheries of Alaska, 1900 Sanitary I,essons of the War, 1898 vSchool Gardens in Europe

.Seal, Salmon, and Trout Fisheries, 1896 Seal and Salmon Fisheries of Alaska

Seal lyife on the RookeriesParts I, 2, 1893-1895 Illustrated Selected Professional Papers

Senate Bills Senate Election Cases, 1789-1895 Senate Rules and Manual

Session Calendar

vSheep Industry of the United States, 1892 Ship Svibsidies Slums of Baltimore, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia, 1894 Social Organization and Secret Societies of the Kwakmitt Indians. Southwest Pass of the Mississippi River

Special L,abor Report, vols. 4-9

Statistics of Railroads, 1888-1897 Spanish-American War Claims, 1898 Spanish-American War, Notes on

Speeches of

Hon. Jo.seph B. Foraker

Hon. James Z. George

Hon. George F. Hoar. Hon. John I,. Mcl,aurin Hon. John T. Morgan

Hon. Benj. R. Tillman Hon. Chester I. lyOng Hon. James R. Mann

Speeches on

Finance

Philippine Islands Porto Rico Tariff Trusts Quay Case

Staff of the American Reserves Standard Boats of the United .States State Boundary I^nes

State Game I^aws

Statistical Abstract, 1898-99

Statistics of I,ake Commerce

Numcopies.

Co.st.

3 $5.00

5 5.00

7 7. 60

37 38. 45

I I. 10

2 2. 00

I I. 00

2 2. 00 9 9- 25

I I. 10

3 3.00

2 2. 25

3 3.00

I 2. 00

109 112. 40

2 2. 20

8 16.30

2 2. 00

29 30. 35

5 5.00

2 2. 10

I 1.50

7 7. 00

1. 00

2 2. 00

I I. 00

1. 00

9 9. 00

II 12. 40

2 2. 20 "5 118. 25

I 1. 00

2 2.75

2 4. 20

I 1. 00

I 2. 10

I 1. 00

I 2. 00

II 11.80

9 9. 00

8 8.00

3 3-25

3 3.00

4 4-35

2. 00

1. 00

I I. 00

1 88 191.30

I 1. 00
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Xo. i8.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provisions of section 99, act offanuary 12, i8gs, for the year endedfune

JO, igoi—Continued.

Title. Num- ' berof Cost, copies.

231 $422. 45

I I. 00

I 1.75

I 1. 00

I 2. 00

53 100.95

2 4. 00

I. 10

2. 00

I. 00

21 42. 60

S 32. 10

19 3S. 70

I. 00

I 1.50

2 4. 00 61.35

215 218. 40

116 118. 30

4 4. 00

6 6. 00

3 6. 00

2. 00

I 1-25

16 17- 25

1. 00

4 4. 00

1. 10

10 10. 30

100 161.65

2 2. 00

1. 10

13 13.00

2 2. 00

I 1. 00

I 1. 10 4 8. 40

40 41. 10

I I. 00

I I. 00

1-25

2 2.00

3 3. 20 74 75-40

2 4. 20

vStatutes at Large of the United States Study of American Historj- in American Colleges Submarine and Land Telegraph Lines of the World, 1895 Suffrage in the South

Sullivan's Communications on the American Isthmus Supplement to the Revised Statutes of the United States, 1S95-1900 Surgical History of War of the Rebellion, 1S61-1865

Sur\'ej- of the

Columbia River San Pedro Harbor Lakes to the Woods of the Rockj- Mountains Pend Oreille River

Sur\-ey and Re-marking the Boundary Line between the United .States and

Mexico

Album

Atlas Text

Swastika Indians Table of Distances, Official Tables .Showing the Number of Positions in the Executive Civil Service of the United States. Classified and Unclassified, on June 30, 1896 Tariff Acts Passed by the Congress of the United States, 1789-1897 Tariff Comparisons, 1890, 1894, 1897 Tariff Law, 1897 Tariff of Chile and Nicaragua

Tariff of Foreign Countries Test of Metals and Other Materials for Industrial Purposes

Theorj- of Colonization Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia Timber Pines of the Southern States Timber Trade of the United States, 1900 Topographic Revolution of the Pacific Coast

Translation of the Spanish Laws of Cuba, Porto Rico, and Philippines Treaty of Peace between the United States and the Sultan of Sulu, 1899 Treaties and Conventions between the United States and Other Powers, 1776-1887 Treasury Department Bulletin No. 40

Tru.sts and Trade Combinations in Europe

Use of the Roentgen Rays in the Spanish War, 1898 U.sefulness of Reser^'oirs in Agriculture Various Documents on Armor

Views of Admiral Cerv-era Venezuela Boundary- Report, 1S88 Veto Messages of the Presidents of the United States Virginia Claims War Notes, Militar}- Information Water Supply and Irrigation Papers Weather Sheets, 1900 Whitaker's Almanac, 1901 Witwaters Rand Blanket, The

Wool Manufactures, 1789-1894 World Almanac, 1901 Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1895-1900 Yukon Gold District of Alaska
222 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statement of contract>^ made {by dhection of the Joint Committee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1901, to Feb- ruary 2S, igo2.

Name of contractor.

P. H. Glatfelter, Spriiigforge,

Pa. American Writing rajjerCo.,

vSpringfield, Mass. Br\aiU I'aptr Co., Kalamazoo, :\iicii. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y^ West Virginia I'lilj) and Pa- per Co.,' New York, X. Y.

K. V. Anihews c\: Co., Washington, D. C. Ticonderoga Pnlp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y'. Do

Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, ( )liio. Carter, Kiee & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass. Smith, Di.xon & Co., Balti- more, I\Id. New York and l'enns\lvania

Co., New \ork, N. Y. R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. West Virginia Pnlp and Pa- per Co., New Y'ork, N. Y". R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C. West Virginia Pulp and Pa- per Co., New York, N. Y. Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass.

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa. Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. New Y'ork and Pennsj'lvania

Co., New Y'ork, N Y'. R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md. New York and Penns\ lvania

Co., New York, N. Y. Carter, Rice & Co., Boston,

INIass. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New Y'ork, N. Y'.

Description of paper.

American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C.

American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Ma.ss. Do

PRINTING PAPER, CLASS .\. Machine fini.sh, No. i, 24 by 3S inche.^

,. ..do Machine finish, No. 1, 24 by 2S inehe^i (in 38 or 4S inch rolls). ...do

.do

.do

.do

.do

.do

.do

.do

?tlaehine finish, No. i, 24 by 3S inches

( in 91^4 or 19 inch rolls). Machine finish, No. i, 3S by 48 inches

.do

.do

.do Machine finish. No. 1, 38 inches in width. PRINTING PAPER, CLASS U. .Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 32 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 32 \i\ 48 inches.

vSized and supercalendered, 24 by 38 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 29 by 43 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 22)^ by

31J4 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 22% by

311^ inches. do '. Sized and supercalendered, 31^^ by 45^ inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 inches

in width.WRITING PAPER, White double cap, 17 by 28 inches .

.

Doublecap (any color), 17 by 2Sinche:

Weight

per ream.

Pounds.

4848

48

484S

48

48

48

48

4848

48

96

9696

96

Quantity

Reams.

10, 000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000

5, CXJO

5,000

5. 000

5,000

10, 000

10, 000

10,000

5, 000

5,000

5. 000

5,000

5,000

500

4, 000

3, 000

3, 000

5.00G

8, 000

I, 000

4, 000

2, 000

1,500

1,500 500

9, 000

3,000

Price.

Per f'ound.

3. 1 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.4 cents.

3.2 cent.s.

3.2 cents.

3.1 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.1 cents.

3.1 cents.

3.1 cents.

3.1 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.4 cents.

3.4 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.4 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.6 cents.

3.6 cents.

3.4 cents.

3.6 cents.

5.4 cents.

6.7 cents.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 223

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and binding from March i, igoi^ to Feb- ruary 2S, igo2—Continued.

Name of contractor.

American Writing Paper Co

.Springfield, Mass. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Carter, Rice & Co., Bostoi Mass. Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cii cinnati, Ohio.

Bryant Paper Co.

200, Mich.

Mount Holly Paper Co. Mount Holly >Spnngs, Pa. Campion Card and Paper Co. East Pepperell, Mass.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Parsons Brothers, New York,

N. Y. Do

American Writing Paper Co. Springfield, Mass. The Carew Manufacturing

Co., vSouth Hadley Falls, Mass. Do.

Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Description of paper.

WRITING PAPER—continued. White demy, 16 by 21 inches .... White double demy, 21 by 32 inches. Double demy (any color), 21 by 32 inches. White folio post, 17 by 22 inches , Blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches White double folio post, 22 by 34 inches Blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches

.

White medium, 18 by 23 inches , Blue medium, 18 by 23 inches , White roj'al, 19 by 24 inches Blue royal, 19 by 24 inches White super royal, 20 by 28 inches . , Blue super royal, 20 by 28 inches White imperial, 23 by 31 inches ..... Blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches Writing paper, white, 28 inches in width. Writing paper, colored, 28 inches in width. Golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches. COVER PAPER.

Cover paper of any size, weight, and

color. PLATE PAPER.

Plate paper (first class) of any size, weight, and tint. MAP PAPER. Map paper of any size and weight.

.

DOUHLE-COATED BOOK PAPER.

vSuperfine (double coated) book pa- per of any size, weight, and tint. MANILA PAPER.

Manila paper of any required size and weight.

Rope manila paper of any required

size and weight. Bleached manila, 24 by 38 inches ... BOND PAPER.

Glazed or unglazed bond paper of any color, size, and weight. ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

Aj-tificial parchment of any size and

weight. Parchment deed of any size and

weight. CARDBOARD. Heavy R. R. board, 22 by 28 inches .

.

China board, 22 by 28 inches

Weight

per

ream.

Pounds.

Quantity.

Reams.

2, 000

9, 000

500

500

100

2, 000

100

1, 000

100

I, 000

100 500

100

1, 000

100 5,000

100

Pounds.

50, 000

Reams.

I, 000

2,500

100 Pounds.

100, 000

Sheets.

20, GOO
224 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statcvient of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and binding from March /, igoi, to Feb- ruary 28, ypoi"— Continued.

Name of contractor. Descriptiou of paper. Weight

per ream.

Quantity

Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass.

Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I. Parsons Brothers, New York,

N. Y. Do.

American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass. Do. Do. The Carew Manufacturing

Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass. Conrow Brothers, New York, N.Y. American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass. Conrow Brothers, New York, N.Y. The Carew Manufacturing

Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. Do.

Do.

American Writing Paper Co. Springfield, Mass. DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do..

Bryant Paper Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

CARDHOARD—Continued. Colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches. .

,

Manila cardboard of any size and

weight.

}5RISTOI. 150ARU. White bristol board. No. i, of any

.size and weight. Colored bristol board of any .size and weight. Manila bristol board of any size and

weight. FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Cap, 14 by 17 inches ,

Pounds.

210

Double cap, 17 hy 2S inches. .. Demy, 16 by 21 inches Double demy, 21 by 32 inches.

Medium, 18 by 23 inches Double medium, 23 by 36 inches

Royal, 19 by 24 inches Double royal, 24 by 38 inches . .

.

Super royal, 20 by 28 inches

Imperial, 23 hy 31 inches

I^edger paper, 28 inches in width . SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Cap, 14 hy 17 inches Double cap, 17 by 28 inches Demy, 16 by 21 nches Double demy, 21 by 32 inches Medium, 18 by 23 inches

Dovible medium, 23 by 36 inches.

.

Ro3'al, 19 by 24 inches Super royal, 20 by 28 inches

IvCdger paper, 28 inches in width. TISSUE PAPER.

vS. aiidC. ti-ssue paper, 21 by 32 inches

S. and C. tissue paper, 23 by 32 inches, Copying paper, 19 by 24 inches

Tissue paper, 20 by 30 inches . BLOTTING PAPER.

Blotting paper, 19 by 24 inche;^

Sheets.

20, 000

50, 000

5CK), 000

Reams.

500

1 , 500

2, 000

2, 000

500

200 500

300

2, 000

2, 000

2, 000

1, 000

1, 000

500

200

2, 000

2, 000

200 500
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 225

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) forpaper for the public printing a,7id binding from March i, igoi, to Feb- ruary 2S, igo2—Continued.

Xaiiie of contractor.

I^onis Uejouge & Co., Xe^\• York. N. Y. Do.

Do. Bernhard Kupfer, New York,

N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New

York, X. Y.

I^ouis Dejonge 6c Co., X'ew

York, X. Y.

John Campbell & Co., Xew

York, X. Y.

I,ouis Dejonge & Co., Xew

York, X. X. John Campbell & Co., Xew

York, X. Y. American Writing Paper Co., .Springfield, Ma.ss. Do

Description of paper.

PLAID, JIARBLE, AND COMB PAPER.

Plaid paper, 22^^ by 28 inches

Plaid paper, 23 by 3iJ:( inches Marble paper, 20 by 25 incnes (6 patterns). Marble paper, medium, 20 by 25 inches. Marble paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches. Marble paper. German spot, medi- \ um, 20 by 25 inches. :Marble paper, German spot, double

cap, 19 \iy 30 inches. Comb paper, 20 by 25 inches

Weight

per ream.

Pounds.

Comb paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches. Comb paper, 22 by 28 inches. Comb paper, 24 by 25 inches.

Do. Do.

Do.

The Carew Manufacturing

Co., vSouth Hadley Falls, Mass. American Writing Paper Co.,

.Springfield, Mass.

TVPEWRITKR PAPER. Heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches. Thin typewriter paper, 16 \>\ 26 inches. Hea\w typewriter paper, 16 bj' 21 inches. Thin typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches. Typewriter paper, 16 by 28 inches . .

,

LETTER AND NOTE PAPER.

Letter paper, 21 bj' 32 inches

Do. The Carew ]Manufacturing

Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. American Writing Paper Co., Springfield, Mass.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C.

,

R. Carter Ballantvne, Wa.shington. D. C.

Packet note paper, 9 b\- 11^ inches.

,

Quarto post paper, 9^ by inches.

I^etter paper, 21 by 32 inches

Packet note paper, 9 by 11 inches. .

.

PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

French folio, 17 by 22 inches PARCHMENT.

Parchment, 15 by 21 inches

48

48

Quantity

Reams.

25

50

500

150 Sheels

2, 000

S. Doc. 19- 15
226 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20,

Staletucut of contracts made for stationery , fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending June 30, igoi. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

K. IMorrison Taper Co., Washiiii^ton, D.C. Fred A. Sclnuidt, Wa.shington, D. C. E. IMorrison Paper Co., Wa.shington, D.C. Do. Do.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. Do. Do.

Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa.

C. S. Braisted, NewYork, N. Y. Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Do.

C. S. Brai.sted, New

York, N. Y.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y. Do.

E. Morri.son Paper Co., Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do. Do. The Manhattan Supplj^

Co.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

STATIONERY.

Pencils, round, P'aber's gro.ss Pencils, hexagon, Faber's do.

.

Pencils, all red, Kaber's do.

.

Pencils, all blue, i^'abcr's do..

Pencils, all green, Kaber's do.

.

Pencil.s, round, Nos. 1 to 5, Dixon's . .do.

.

Pencils, hexagon, Nos.i to 5, Dixon's. do.

.

Pencils, "Carteret, " No. 302, Dixon's. do.

.

Pencils, all red, Dixon's do.

.

Pencil.s, all blue, Dixon's do. . Pencils, all green, Dixon's do . Pencils, hexagon, lumber, Dixon's . .do.

.

Pencil.s, hexagon, lumber, red or blue, Dixon's, gross. Pencils, hexagon, Nos. i to 5, Eagle, gross.

Pencils, round, Nos. i to 5, Eagle . . . .do. .

.

Pencils, blue, red, and green, Eagle, .do. .

.

Pencils, automatic, No. 865, Eagle, .dozen. Copying leads for automatic pencils, gross

Penholder.s, Crown, Eagle, No. i. . .dozen. Penholders, Crown, Eagle, No. 2 do. .

.

Penholder.s, 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, f;. 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 era.sers, large, Eagle, dozen. Rubber erasers, 12 to pound, Eagle, pounds.

Penholders, No. 2410, Eagle gross.

.

Penholders, No. 241 1, Eagle .do. Penholders, No. 4712, Eagle do. . .

.

Erasive rubber, David.son's velvet. No. 12, pounds. Paper fa.steners, McGill's, round head,No.

1, l)oxes. Paper fasteners, McGill's, round head. No.

2, boxes.

Ink, Underwood's Egj'ptian black,

quarts. Ink, Underwood's chemical writing,

quarts. Ink, Underwood's carmine, in pint bottles, quarts.

$2.40 per gro.ss.

I3-50 per gross.

$5.25 per gross.

$4.50 per gross.

$4.50 per gro.ss. $3.40 per gross.

$4.73 per gross.

$3.07 per gross.

$5.72 per gross.

$5.72 per gross.

$5.72 ])er gross.

$3.84 per gross.

$6.84 per gro.ss.

$3. 92 per gross.

$2. 88 per gross.

$3 per gross.

$1.50 per dozen.

$14.40 per gro.s.s. 29 cents per dozen.

32 cents per dozen.

36 cents per dozen.

31 cents per dozen.

34 cents per dozen.

37 cents per dozen.

49 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

80 cents per dozen.

70 cents per pound.

$1.65 per gross.

$1.86 per gro.ss.

$2.06 per gross.

$1.20 per pound.

8 cents per box.

9.3 cents per box.

43.5 cents per quart.

60 cents per quart.

$1.45 per quart.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 227

No. 2o.—Statenicnt of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year ending fune 30, Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. STATIONERY—Continued. Writing fluid, Arnold's quarts. Ink, Thomas's black do... Ink, Maj-nard & Noyes, writing . . . .do. .

.

Writing fluid, Carter's do. .

.

Writing and copying fluid, Sanford's combined, quarts. Rubber bands, No. 33, H-inch, K. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, assorted sizes (Nos. 30, 31,

32, and 33, ^-inch, in each gross), gross. Rubber bands. No. o, ^^-inch, e;. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. o, ^-inch, F. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. 000, -inch, F. Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. 17, E. Faber's . .gross. Rubber bands, No. 10, F. Faber's . . .do. .

.

Ink erasers and paper cleaners. No. 12, F. Faber's, gross.

vSteel pens, Gillott's, No. 303 gross.

vSteel pens, Gillott's, No. 404 do...

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. i do. .. Steel pens, vSpencerian, No. 2 do. .

.

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 3 do. .

.

vSteel pens, Spencerian, No. 24 do. .. Steel pens, Fsterbrook's, No. 048 do. .. Steel pens, Fsterbrook's, No. 2 do...

Steel pens, Fsterbrook's, No. 183 ...do... Steel pens, Fsterbrook's, No. 284 . . .do. .

.

vSteel pens, Fsterbrook's, No. 314 . . .do. .

.

vSteel pens, Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 10, gross.

vSteel pens, Eagle Pencil Co.'s No. E 170, gross.

vSteel pens, Eagle Pencil Co.'s No. E 190, gross. Steel pens, Lyons, No. 5, stub gross.

Steel pens, Lyons, No. 5, ground point,

gross.

vSteel pens. Miller Bros., No. 4 gross. Inkstand, 2^-inch, square dozen.

Inkstand, 25^-inch, round do. .

.

Sponge cups, 3 inches in diameter, do. .

.

Mucilage reservoirs, empty, No. 6 . .do. .. Erasers, knife blade, white handles. do. .

.

Rulers, boxwood, 15-inch, brass edge. do. .. Shears, lo-inch do... Wastebaskets do. .

.

Bone folders, large do. .

.

Quantity. Contract price.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do. Fred A. vSchmidt, Washington, D. C. Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do.

Do. Do.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do.

Detre & Blackburn, | Philadelphia, Pa. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y. Do

Do.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Fred A. vSchmidt, Washington, D.C.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do.

Do.

Do.

24

2436

I, 000

36

2

12

34 cents per quart.

31 cents per quart.

30 cents per quart.

37.5 cents per quart.

51 cents per quart.

47.5 cents per gross.

40.4 cents per gross.

47.5 cents per gross.

95 cents per gross.

71.2 cents per gro.ss.

16.6 cents per gross.

8 cents per gross.

$13.30 per gross.

68.7 cents per gross.

37.2 cents per gross.

64 cents per gross.

64 cents per gross. 64 cents per gross. 64 cents per gross.

36 cents per gross.

37.9 cents per gross.

48.5 cents per gross.

46 cents per gross.

48.5 cents per gross.

27 cents per gross.

27 cents per gross.

33 cents per gross.

97 cents per gross.

92 cents per gross.

45 cents per gross.

$2.03 per dozen.

$1.06 per dozen.

43 cents per dozen.

-

$2.19 per dozen.

$3.80 per dozen.

$3.19 per dozen.

$6.39 per dozen.

$3.82 per dozen.

I1.05 per dozen.
228 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made fo7' stationery, fuel, forai^c, ice, and miseella7ieous items during tlie fiscal year ending Jnjie jo, igoi —Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantitj- Contract price.

Geo. F. Muth & Co.,

\\':isliin.<;t()n,D. C. Dobk : N: .Mudge, Balti- more, Md.

J. Maury Dove, Washington, D. C. Davis Coal and Coke Co. Baltimore, Md. American Ice Co.,Wa.sh- ington, D. C. W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do..

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. Do. Do. John B. Kspe3% Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C." James B. Ivambie, Washington, D. C. DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

Rii(lc>ll)h, Wfsl .\: Co.

Wa^hiuiitoii, 1). C. Do.

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. John B. Espej', Washington, D. C. Do

James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C.

.STATIONER V—continued. Tracing linen, yard wide yards.

,

Bonnet board, blue and vphite, 17K by

inches, trimmed, sheets. COAL. White ash anthracite coal (egg size), best

quality, tons. Bituminous coal, %-lump tons. , ICE. Manufactured ice pounds.

.

FORAGE.

Oats pounds. Corn meal do. .

.

Bran (wheat) do... Corn (in the ear) do... Hay do. .

.

vStraw ( r^'e ) do . .

.

F"laxseed meal do. . HARI)\V.\RE.

vSpring dividers, 5-inch dozen. Wing dividers, lo-inch do. .

.

Bookbinders' hammers do. .

.

Shoe knives, No. 3, round point do. .

.

Mallets, lignum-vitte do. .

.

Shovels, scoops, Ames's, No. 3 do. .

.

Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 8-inch. .. do. .

.

Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 10-inch . .do. .

.

Wrenches, monkej', Coe's, 12-inch. .do. .

.

Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 14-inch. .do... Wrenches, StilLson, S-inch dozen. Wrenches, Stillson, lo-inch do. .

.

Wrenches, Stillson, 18-inch do. .

.

Steel-wire brads, ^-inch. No. 18 . .pounds.

Steel-wire brads, 3<^-inch, No. iS do. .

.

Steel-wire brads, i-inch. No. iS do. .

.

Steel-wire brads, i^-inch. No. 16 . . . .do. .

.

.Steel-wire brads, ^-inch. No. 17 do. .

.

Steel-wire finishing nails, 4d, in loo-pound

kegs, pounds.

,Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d, in loo-pound

kegs, pounds.

96

3- .500 3.500

90, 000

3,000

5, 000

I, 000

75, 000

25, 000

200

50

200

300 600

25.3 cents per yard.

2.2 cents per sheet.

I4.75 per ton.

I3. 10 per ton.

18.5 cents per loo pounds.

$1.19 per 100 pounds.

96 cents per 100 pounds.

90 cents per 100 pounds.

90 cents per 100 pounds.

Si cents per 100 pounds.

79.5 cents per 100 pounds.

$3 per ioo pounds.

$3.4.8 i)(. r dozen.

$2.50 per dozen.

$16.30 per dozen.

75 cents per dozen

$4.50 ])er dozen.

$12.77 per dozen.

$5.48 per dozen.

$6.59 per dozen.

I7.68 per dozen.

$13.17 per dozen.

$9.48 i^er dozen.

$10.69 per do/cn.

$14.58 per dozen.

II cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

7 cents per pound.

6.1 cents per poinid.

8.3 cents per pound

$3.60 per keg.

$3-35 per keg.

$3.25 per keg.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 229

Xo. 20.

Statement of contracts made f07' stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending funejo, igoi—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity-. Contract price. HARDWARE—Continued. James B. Lambie,AVashingtoii, D. C. Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

400 $3.10 per keg.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, Sd, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

600 $3.05 per keg. Do Steel-wire flat-head nails, lod, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

I, 000 $3.00 per keg. Do Steel-wire flat-head nails, aod, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

200 $2.95 per keg. Do Steel-wire flat-head nails, 3od, in loo-poimd

kegs, pounds.

200 $2.95 per keg. Do Steel wire flat-head nails, 4od, in loo-pouud

kegs, pounds.

200 S2.95 per keg. Rudolph. West & Co.. Washington, D. C. Steel cut nails, Sd, in loo-pound kegs, pounds.

400 S2.83 per keg. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. 6 42 cents per dozen. John B. Espev, Wa.shington, D.C.'

Files, taper .saw, 3-inch, slim do. . .

.

6 42 cents per dozen. James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C. Files, taper .saw, 3J^-inch do. . . . 15 42 cents per dozen. John B. Espev, AA'ash- ington, D. C. Files, taper saw, 4-inch do. . .

.

12 44 cents per dozen. James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C. Files, taper saw, 4^-inch do. . . . 8 48 cents per dozen. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C. Files, taper saw, s-inch do. . . . 3 52 cents per dozen. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. Files, taper saw, 6-inch do . . . S 68 cents per dozen. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C.

3 So cents per dozen. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. Files, warding. 4-inch do. . . . 3 80 cents per dozen. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C'

Files, warding, 5-inch do. .. . 3 90 cents per dozen. James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C.

Files, warding, 6-inch do. . . . 4 98 cents per dozen. John B. Espev, Washington, D. C'

Files, smooth flat, 6-inch, safe edge. .do. . . . I Si. 12 per dozen. James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C. Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, .safe edge, dozen.

I $2. 68 per dozen. John B. Espev, Washington, D. C. Files .smooth round, 3-inch. . dozen cents per dozen James B. Lambie AVashington, D. C. Files smooth round 6-inch do 3 90 cents pet* dozen. Do Files, smooth, half-round, 6-inch . . . .do. . . . 2 $1. 41 per dozen.

7y pet* dozen

$2. 12 per dozen.

96 cents per dozen.

Do Files, smooth, half-round, 8-inch . . . .do.

Files, smooth, half-round, lo-inch . . .do. . . . 6 Do 6 John B. Espey, Washington, B.C.

3 J;iine> B. Lambie,Washington, D. C. 3 $1. 25 per dozen. Do 3 $1. 67 per dozen. John B. Espev "Wash- 86 cents per dozen.

ington, D. C.

Files flo-t bsstcird 6-iiiclT, do James B. Lambie.\\'ashingtou, D. C.

Files, flat bastard, 8-inch do 6 $1. 06 per dozen. Do Files, flat bastard, lo-inch do 6 $1. 39 per dozen.

|i. 93 per dozen.

$2. 64 per dozen. Do Files, flat bastard, 12-inch do. . .

.

6 Do Files, flat ba.stard, 14-inch do. . .

.

6 John B. Espej', Washington, D. C. Files, round bastard, 6-inch do. . . . 6 70 cents per dozen.
230 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for staiioncrw fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items durijig the fiscal year ending June 30, jgoi—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of article. Quantity. Contract price.

James B. Lambie.Wa.shington,D. C. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C. James B. Lambie,Wash

ington, D. C. John B. Espey, Wash

ington, D. C. James B. r^ambie,Wash

ington, D.C. Do

Do

John B. Espey, Wa.sh

ington, D.C. James B. Lambie,Wash

ington, D. C. John B. Espey, Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Do

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. John B. Espey, Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Do

Do.. Do

Do

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. John B. Espey, Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Do

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. John B. Espey, Wash

ington, D. C. Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. John B. Espey, Wa.sh

ington, D. C. Do

DoDo

Do

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. James P>. I,ambie,Wash

ington, D. C. John B. Espey, Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Do

HARDWARE—Continued.

File.s, round bastard, 8-inch dozen..

Files, round ba.stard, lo-inch do. . .

.

Files, round bastard, 12-inch do. .

.

p-ile.s, half-round ba.stard, 6-inch . . . .do. .

.

Files, half-round bastard, <S-inch . . . .do. .

.

Files, half-round bastard. lo-inch do

Files, half-round ba.stard, 12-inch. . . .do. .

.

Files, .square bastard, 6-inch do

FMles, square ba.stard, 8-inch do. .

.

Files, square bastard, lo-inch do. .

.

Files, square bastard, 12-inch do. .

.

Screws, iron, flat-head, J^-inch, No. 5, gross Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch, No. 5. do. .

.

vScrews, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 5. do. .

.

Screws, iron, flat-head, -%-inch, No. 6. do. .

.

Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 6. do. .

.

Screws, iron, flat-head, )^-inch. No. S, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, >^-inch, No. S, gro.ss. Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. S, gross Screws, iron, flat-head, ii^-inch. No. 8, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 8, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^^-inch, No, 8, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 8, gross Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 10, gross Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 10, gross Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. to, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 234-illch, No. lo, gross.

Screw.s, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 12, gross

Screw.s, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, N(j. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, ij^-inch, No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i)/(-inch. No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-incli, No. 12, gross

86 cents per dozen.

$1. 12 per dozen.

$1. 49 per dozen,

$r. 22 per dozen.

$1.49 per dozen.

$1. 80 per dozen.

$2. 35 per dozen.

92 cents per dozen.

|i. 10 per dozen.

$1. 48 per dozen.

$2. 04 per dozen.

1 1 cents per gross.

12 cents per gross.

13. 7 cents per gross.

13. 3 cents per gross.

15 cents per gross.

15.2 cents per gross.

1 5.8 cents per gross.

16.9 cents per gro.ss. 19.5 cents per gro.s.s.

20.1 cents per gross.

24.7 cents per gro.ss.

25.7 cents per gross.

20 cents i^er gross.

21 cents per gross.

23 cents per gross.

25 cents per gross.

27 cents per gross.

30 cents ])er gross.

36 cents per gross.

42 cents per gross.

22 cents i)er gross.

23 cents per gross.

26 cents per gross.

29 cents i)er gro.ss.

31 cents per gross.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 231

No. 20.—Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending fune ^o, Continued. Name of contractor. Description of article. Quantity Contract price.

John B. Espey, Wash

ington, D. C. James B. Larabie,Wash

ingtou, D. C. Johh B. Espey, Wash

ington, D. C. Do

DoDo

Do

F.P.May & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. Do

James B. Lambie.Wash

ington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Thos. Somer\'ille &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

Do

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

DoDoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. Cuyler & INIohler, Balti- more, Md,

HARDWARE—continued.

Screws, iron, fiat-head, 2^-inch, No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%-inch, No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, fiat-head, ^^-"ich, No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, ij^-inch, No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^^-inch, No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 14, gross. Brass 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, 6-inch feet Black pipe, 5-inch do.

.

Black pipe, 4-inch do.

.

Black pipe, 3^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, 3-inch do.

.

Black pipe, 2^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, 2-inch do. Black pipe, i^-inch do. Black pipe, ij^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, i-inch do.

.

Black pipe, ^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, J^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, f-inch do.

.

Black pipe, ^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, extra heavy, 4-inch .... .do.

.

Black pipe, extra heav3% 31^-inch. . .do.

.

Black pipe, extra heavy, 3-inch do.

.

Black pipe, extra heavy, 2-inch do.

.

Black pipe, extra heavy, i^-inch . . .do.

.

Galvanized pipe, 4-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, 3-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, 2-inch do. Galvanized pipe, ij^-inch do. Galvanized pipe, ij^-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, i-inch do. Galvanized pipe, ^-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, ^-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, 6-inch dozen

Black steam elbows, 5-inch do.

.

Black .steam elbows, 4-inch do.

.

40

100

100 200 300

300 400

400

600 600

400

200

200 500

500

500

500 500

200

200

200 200 300 300

200%

33 cents per gross.

44 cents per gross.

21 cents per gross.

32 cents per gross.

34 cents per gross.

39 cents per gross.

45 cents per gross.

$5 per dozen.

$4.50 per dozen.

|i.io per dozen.

90 cents per foot.

69.5 cents per foot. 47.4 cents per foot.

41.7 cents per foot.

33.2 cents per foot.

25.2 cents per foot.

15.8 cents per foot.

1 1.8 cents per foot.

9.9 cents per foot.

7.3 cents per foot.

5.2 cents per foot.

4.5 cents per foot.

3.6 cents per foot.

3.8 cents per foot. 98 cents per foot.

84 cents per foot. 68 cents per foot.

.5 cents per foot, cents per foot.

63.6 cents per foot.

.5 cents per foot.

.2 cents per foot.

,9 cents per foot.

.3 cents per foot. cents per foot, cents per foot, is per foot.

? per dozen, per dozen.

ISIS- 9-7

75-8

|io.8: $7.92

cent

$4.80 per dozen.
232 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Statenieiit of contracts made for slationcrw furl, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending fiifiejo, igoi—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

Thos. Somerville &

vSons, "Washington,

D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Mtl. Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

Thos. Somerville &

Son.s, Wa.shington,

D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. DoDo

Do

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington.

D. C. Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. Cuvler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. vSomerville &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. DoDo

Do , Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. Do

PLUMRING AND GAS-FITTING SUPPI.IKS—

continued. Black steam elbows, 3j^-inch dozen.

Black .steam elbows, 3-inch do. Black steam elbows, 2^-inch - .do.

Black steam elbows, 2-inch do. Black steam elbows, ij^-inch do. Black .steam elbows, ij^-inch .do. Black .steam elbows, i-inch do. Black .steam elbows, 5<i-inch do. Black steam elbows, ^-inch do. Black steam elbows, %-inch do. Black steam elbows, -inch do. Galvanized elbows, 4-inch do.

Galvanized elbows, 3-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 2>^-inch do.

Galvanized elbows, 2-inch do. Galvanized elbows, i^-inch do. Galvanized elbows, i^^-inch do. Galvanized elbows, i-inch do. Galvanized elbows, ^-inch do. Galvanized elbows, J^-inch do. Black steam tees, 6-inch do. Black steam tees, 5-inch do. Black steam tees, 4-inch do. Black steam tees, 3^-inch do. Black steam tees, 3-inch do.

Black steam tees, 2^-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. Black steam tees, ^-inch ' do. Galvanized tees, 3-inch do. Galvanized tees, 4-inch do.

Galvanized tees, 2j^-inch. .do.

$4.20 ])er dozen.

$3.00 per dozen.

$2.04 per dozen.

$1.14 per dozen.

79.2 cents perdozen.

16 63.6ccnts ])fc'r dozen.

16 42 cents per dozen.

25 32.4 cents per dozen.

16 24 cents per dozen.

8 20 cents per dozen.

20 cents per dozen.

$9.60 per dozen.

|6 per dozen.

I4.0S per dozen.

$2.28 per dozen.

$i-58i(j per dozen.

|i.27i2j per dozen.

84 cents i)er dozen.

64.8 cents perdozen.

48 cents per dozen.

$15.84 per dozen.

$11.88 per dozen.

$6.93 per dozen.

$4.95 per dozen.

$4.32 per dozen.

$2.88 per dozen.

$1.59 i)er dozen.

$i-i5u7 per dozen.

4 89 cents per dozen.

5 60 cents per dozen.

4S cents per dozen.

36 cents per dozen.

4 36 cents per dozen.

4 36 cents per dozen.

$8.64 per dozen.

$13.80 per dozen.

2 $5.76 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statemeni of co7itracts made for stationery^ fuel^forage^ ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year endiftg June jo, igoi<—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. Somer%'ille &

Sons, Washington,

D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. Somer\'ille &

Sons, Washington,

D.C.

-PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING SUPPLIES

continued. Galvanized tees, 2-inch dozen. Galvanized tees, i%-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, ij^-inch .

.

Galvanized tees, i-inch . . .

,

.do.

.do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. Sonier\alle &

Sons, Washington,

D.C.Do.

Do.

Do.

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D.C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Galvanized tees, ^-inch do. Galvanized tees, ^-inch do. Black flange unions, 6-inch do. Black flange unions, 5-inch do. Black flange unions, 4-inch do.

Black flange imions, 3 -inch do. Black flange unions, 3-inch do. Black flange unions, 2^-inch do. Black flange vmions, 2-inch do. Black flange imions, ij^-inch do. Black flange unions, 1 -inch do.

Thos. Somerville &

Sons, Washington,

D.C.Do. Do.

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Thos. Somervnlle &

Sons, Washington,

D.C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Do. Do

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Black flange unions, i-inch. .do... Black right and left couplings, i^^-inch, dozen. Black right and left coupling.s, ii^-inch, dozen. Black right and left couplings, i-inch, dozen. Black right and left couplings, ^-inch, dozen. Black right and left couplings, ^-inch

dozen. Jenkins Brothers' ^-inch globe valves,

bra.ss, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves, brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' J^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i%!-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i^^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2>^-inch globe valves, iron body, yoked, threaded, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, iron body, yoked, threaded, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 3^-inch globe valves, iron body, yoked, threaded, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron body, yoked, threaded, dozen.

$3.20 per dozen.

I2.2S per dozen.

$1.80 per dozen.

|i.2o per dozen.

96 cents per dozen.

72 cents per dozen.

$15.60 per dozen.

$12 per dozen.

$8.28 per dozen.

$7.08 per dozen.

$5.88 per dozen.

$4.92 per dozen.

$3.96 per dozen.

$2.99 per dozen.

$2.52 per dozen.

|2 per dozen.

80 cents per dozen.

75 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

30 cents per dozen.

24 cents per dozen.

$4.80 per dozen.

$5.04 per dozen.

$6.96 per dozen.

$12.12 per dozen.

$17.28 per dozen.

$23.96 per dozen.

$37.80 per dozen.

$51.84 per dozen.

$72 per dozen.

$94.75 per dozen.

$113.68 per dozen.
234 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of con tmets made for stationery, fiel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending June 30, igoi—Continued.

I^siiic of coiitrcictor Description of articles. Quantitj-. Contract price PLUMBING AND GAS-F.ITTING .SUPPI.IKS

continued.

Ciiyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, iron body, j-oked, threaded, dozen.

I72 per dozen. Do Jenkins Brothers' 3>^-inch globe valves, iron body, yoked, threaded, dozen.

$94.75 per dozen. Do Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron body, yoked, threaded, dozen.

V2 $113.68 per dozen. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES. National Electrical .Supplj' Co., Washing-ton,

D. C.

Incandescent lamps, 16 candlepower, 120

volts, 50 watts, Edison 1)ase, number.

6 000 1 8 cents each.

The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Co.,

St. lyOuis, Mo.

Incandescent lamps, 25 candlepower, 120

volts, 78 watts, Edison base, number.

18 cents each.

Do Incandescent lamps, 32 candlepower, 120

volts, 100 watts, Edison base, number.

500 27 cents eacli. National Electrical Supply Co., Washington,

D.C.

$16.20 per 1,000.

Hard rubber bu.shings for Edison .socket.s, number.

000 27.5 cents per 100.

Att3.cliTiidit plug^s to fit ]^clisoii sockets, number.

100 13*5 cents each.

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Key sockets, polished brass, Edison type, number.

000 14.7 cents each. National Electrical Supply Co., W^ashington, D.C.

Keyless sockets, polished brass, Edi.son

type, number.

13.5 cents each.

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Kej'less wall .sockets, Edison type, number.

100 14 cents each. Do Grimshaw tape, black, ^-inch wide, pounds.

100 39 cents per pound.

H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Pure rubber tape pounds.

.

50 45 cents per pound.

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. White porcelain deep .shades, 10 inches in diameter, for ^-inch holder, number.

000 $15-55 per 100. H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

Inclosed incandescent arc-light carbon.s,

'

' Electra," ^ by 12 inches, pairs. 000 $60 per r,ooo pairs.

National Electrical Supply Co., Washington,

D."C.

50 29.3 cents each

Do Cut-outs, No. 61487 do TP

12 74.2 cents each. $1.03^ each.

45 cents each.

3 cents per yard.

Do Cut-outs, No. 61243 -do Do Cut-outs, No. 62S35 do. . . . 25 H. C. Roberts Electric 000 Suppl}' Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Lamp cord, No. iS, B. & S. gauge . . .yards.

.

The ScifetA" Insulated

Wirt- and" Cable Co. Rubljer wire. No. 12, B. & ,S. gauge . . .feet. . 10, 000 I1.37 per 100 feet. Do Rtibber wire. No. 10, B. & S. gauge. . .do. . .

.

Rubber wire, No. 8, B. & S. gauge. . . .do. . .

.

Rubber wire, No. 6, B. & S. gauge. . . .do. .

.

LUMBER.

5, 000 $2 per 100 feet. $2.25 per 100 feet. $3.75 per 100 feet. 000 Do 5, 000

Clnircli I'v Ste])henson,

W'.-i-.hington, D. C. Virginia-pine culls, i inch thick, 12 incheswide, 16 feet long, dressed on side, feet.

5, 000 $16.50 per 1,000 feet. Do White-pine shelving,! inch thick, i2inches

wide, 16 feet long, dressed, feet.

14, 000 $29 per 1,000 feet. Do White-pine .selects, i inch thick, all widths,

12 to 16 feet long, dressed, feet.

5, 000 $52 per 1,000 feet. Do White-pine .selects, 1V2 inches tliick, all widths, 12 to 16 feet long, dres.sed, feet

3. 000 $52 per 1,000 feet.

}
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationeiy, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending June 30, /poT"—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

3, 000 %^'2 per 1,000 feet.

$44 P^^" 1,000 feet. per i,ooo leet.

$55 1,000 feet.

I, 000 $55 per i,ooo feet.

2, 000 $37-50 per 1,000 feet. ^iio per 1,000 feet.

$^3*5^ P^r 1,000 feet.

I, 000 I32.50 per 1,000 feet.

2, 000 $65 per 1,000 feet.

3, 000 14.5 cents per yard.

10, 000 7.8 cents per yard.

5, 000

5, 000

1, 000

10.4 cents per 3'ard.

15. 1 cents per yard.

22.8 cents per yard.

2, 000 24.4 cents per 3^ard.

10, 000 5 cents per yard.

5, 000 13.5 cents per yard.

150 12 cents per yard.

1, 000

500

6.4 cents per yard.

3 cents per yard.

75 20 cents per pound.

40 $3-39 cents per pair.

5, 000 7.5 cents per pound.

500 10.5 cents per pound.

800 18 cents per x^ound.

15, 000 7.9 cents per pound.

3, 000

3, 000

8.9 cents per pound.

10.5 cents per pound.

2, 000 14 cents per pound.

3,000 7.9 cents per pound.

Church & Stephenson, Washington. D. C. Do

W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C.

Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C. Do.

Do. W. T. Galliher & Bro., Wa.shington, D. C. Church & Stephenson,

Washington, D. C.

I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C. Thomas G. Hood, Phila- delphia, Pa. Do

Do

R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C. Thomas G. Hood, Phila- delphia, Pa. I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C. Thomas G. Hood, Phila- delphia, Pa. R. P. Clarke & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Lansburgh & Bro.

,

Washington, D. C.

Z. D. Gil man, Washington, D. C. R. P. Clarke & Co., Washington, D. C.

The Universal Supply

Co., New York, N. Y.

J. P. Xawratli, NewYork, X. V. The Universal Supply

Co., New York, N. Y.

J. P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y.

LUMBER—continued. White-pine selects, 2 inches thick, all widths, 12 to 16 feet long, dressed, feet. Georgia pine flooring. No. i, :^ inches

thick, 12 to 18 feet long, edge grain, feet. Cabinet oak, i inch thick, various lengths,

dressed, feet. Cabinet oak, 13^ inches thick, varioiis lengths, dressed, feet. Cabinet oak, 2 inches thick, various

lengths, dressed, feet. Poplar, various lengths, dressed to Y, inch,

feet. Cherr\',variovis lengths, dressed to Y% inch,

feetr Virginia pine, 3

bj- 4 inches, 12 to 24 feet long, rough, feet. Georgia pine, 4 b^- 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 GOOD.S, 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 cotton flannel, 32 inches wide,

yards. Paper cambric, white, in rolls 3rards. Alpaca braid, ^-inch do. .

.

Do. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. The Universal Supply

Co., New York, N. Y.

J. P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y.

Jewelers' cotton, white pounds. . Blankets, closely woven, 10-4 pairs. . TWINE, ETC. Rope for pressing machines pounds.

Cotton wrapping cord do. .

.

Page cord do. .

.

Heavy twine do. .

.

Twine do. .

.

Jute twine, 6-ply do. .

.

Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3, 4, 5, or 6 ply, pounds. Heavy jute twine pounds.
236 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20,

Statement of cojiirads made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending funejo, igoi—Continued. Name of contractor.

.Shoemaker & Bnsch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Rol)ert H. Van Schaac, Chicago, 111. Do

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C.

Standard Oil Co., Washington, D. C. Delete Chemical Co., New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. F. Mnth & Co., Washijigton, D. C. Do

Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

John B. Espev, Washington, D. C'

Geo. F. Mnth & Co., Washington, D. C. Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C. Geo. F. Mnth & Co., Washington, D. C. Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C. James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C.

Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C. Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. Do , Do

Do

Do

Geo. F. Mnth 8: Co. Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Dekti- Cluimcal Co. New York, N. Y.

B. & O. Myers, NewYork, N. Y.

Description of article.

DRtlGGI.STS' StlNnRIKS.

Potash, first .sorts pounds.

do...

Quantity. Contract price.

P'lorida .sponge, medium.

Florida sponge, small .do... Venetian formes sponge, bleached, medium, pounds. Venetian formes .sponge, unbleached, medium, pounds. PAINTS, OILS, KTC. Benzine, be.st(i\iality. deodorized. gallons Tarcolin do.

.

Alcohol, 94° do.

.

Pure linseed oil do.

.

Pure lin,seed oil, boiled .do.

.

I^ewis's white lead pounds

Turpentine. .gallons Crude turpentine pounds

Albany lubricating compound. No. 2 do.

.

Berry's hard-oil finish, in i-gallon cans,

gallons. Johnson's white kal.somine, dry .sized, pounds.

Devoe's French zinc in oil, in 25-pound

cans, pounds. Berry Brother's damar varnish, in 25- gallon barrels, gallons Wax tapers, in 4-ounce boxes, .doz. boxes.

GLAS.S. Glass, No, I, 10 by 12 inches boxes.

Glass, No. I, 12 by 14 inches do. .

.

Glass, No. I, 12 by 15 inches do

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 18 inches do. .

.

Glass, No. I, 12 by 20 inches do. .

.

RRUSHKS.

Glue bru.shes, ii^^-inch dozen.

,

Glue brushes, 2-inch do. .

.

Glue bru.shes, 2^-inch . . do Glue bru.shes, 3-inch . .do. .

.

Glue brushes, 3^-inch do

Pick brushes, all bristle do

I.,ye bru.shes, all bristle do. .

.

T^ye bru.shes, all bri.stle, Clinton, No. 3. do. . . , Printers' absorl)ent moist T)rushes. .do. . . . Matrix brushes. .do.

10,000

j 5.7 cents per pound.

100 ; $2.67 ])er poimd.

50

JOO

25

2, 000

500

100

25 800

:,5oo

100

$2.38 per pound.

$2.63 per pound.

I1.85 i)er pound.

II cents i)er i^allon.

35 cents ])fr gallon.

$2.4714 per gallon.

53 cents ])er gallon .

55 cents per gallon.

6 cents per pound.

51.5 cenlsperg-.'il Ion.

2.7 cents j)fr ])()und.

10 cents i)er ])()nncl.

$1.35 i)er gallon. 4.9cents per ])()und.

8.2 cents per pound.

fi.2o ])er gallon.

40 cents ])er dozen

boxes.

$2.48 per box.

$2.48 per box.

$2.48 per box.

$2.48 per box.

$2.48 ])er box.

$3.25 per dozen.

$5.50 per dozen.

|ii.8o i)er dozen.

$20.60 ])cr dozen.

$30.80 ])c r dozen

$7 ]ier dozen.

'5 ; ?4- 15 I"-'' dozen.

6 .5'o-7,s per dozen

3 f

10 ])er dozen.

Jfio per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ending funejo, igoi—Continued. Name of contractoi Description of articles. [Ouantity Contract price.

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington. D. C. Shoemaker & Busch.

Philadelphia. Pa. Geo. F. Muth & Co.. Washington. D. C. Rudolph. West & Co.. Washington, D. C.

J. R. Stine & Co. York. N. Y. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

I ). . Do

D<>. Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Chas. A. Schieren & Co. New York. X.Y. Do

BRrsHES—continued.

Fitches, f^-inch dozen. Sash tools, Xo. S do. .

.

Dust brushes, round end, all bristle. do. .

.

Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch do. .

.

BEST OAK-TA^rXED LEATHER BELTIXG.

Belting, i-inch feet. Belting, inch do. . Belting, 2-inch, extra heav^- do.

Belting. 2^2-iiich. extra heavy do.

Belting. 5-inch, extra heavy do.

Belting, 3-inch, double, extra heayy do.

Belting, inch, extra hea\-\- do. Belting, 3j-2-inch, dotible, extra hea-^r^-, feet. Belting, 4-inch, extra heavy feet. Belting, 4-inch, double, extra heav\' .do. .

.

Belting, 6-inch, extra heav\' do. .

.

Belting, 6-inch, double, extra hea\7\-.do. .

.

Belting. S-inch, extra hea\-^- do. .

.

Belting, Much, double, extra heav^-.do. .

.

Belting, lo-inch. extra hea\7\- do. .. Belting, lo-inch, dotible. extra heav\- .do. .

.

CUT-LACIXG LEATHER.

Rawhide cut laces, i^-inch feet. Rawhide cut laces, ^^inch do. .

.

Do Rawhide cut laces, |-inch. .do.. Do.

Do.

Rawhide cut laces, ^;-inch .do...

The Universal Supplv

Co.. New York. X. Y.' Do.

IVj. Do. Do.

Do.

Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Chas. Becker, Washington. D. C. The J. C. Ergood Co., Washington, D. C.

Rawhide cut laces. ^ 3-inch do. .

.

W IPIXG PAPER FOR EMBOSSIXG PRESSES. Wiping pai>er, 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. Wiping paper, in rolls. S inches wide, pounds. Wiping paper, in rolls. 9 inches wide, pounds.

MISCELL.A.N-EOUS.

Toilet paper, 5 inches wide rolls. Eraer\- cloth quires. Brooms. Xo. 7 dozen.

200 500

200 600

200 200

200

200

200

100

100 ICQ ICQ

100

100

2, 000

3,000

3,000

SCO

6, 000

36

49 cents per dozen.

$2.59 per dozen.

$5.60 per dozen.

$2.75 per dozen.

I cents per foot.

6.75 cents per foot. 9.75 cents per foot.

12.25 cents per foot.

15 cents per foot. 30.25 cents per foot.

iS cents per foot. 36 cents per foot.

2.05 cents per foot. 41 cents per foot.

31.5 cents per foot. 63.25 cents per foot. 42.25 cents per foot. 84,25 cents per foot. 52.75 cents per foot. $1.05^4 per foot.

^4.2 cents per 100

feet. 42.S cents per 100

feet.

SI., cents per 100

feet. 6S.4 cents per 100

feet. 94 cents per 100 feet.

5.5 cents per pound.

5.5 cents per pound.

5.5 cents per pound.

5.5 cents per pound.

5.5 cents per pound.

5.5 cents per pound.

6 cents per roll.

50 cents per quire.

$3 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2o. ~ Staicuic)ilofcont)'aiis made for sfa/ioiiciy, furl^ /online, ice, and miscella- neous Hems diirintj Hie fiscal year ending June ^o, igoi—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

The J. C. Erfjood Co., Wa.shington, D. C. M. r. Biush, Philadelphia, Pa. Janics P,. Lanibie, WashiiiKti'ii, 1). C.

Ru(loli)li, Wtst .S: Co.,

\\';islnii.uli)ii. I). C. K.W. llcUer, IJaltiniort-, Md.

Independent Oil Co.,

Pallinioi-r, The (.rove I^inie and

Coal Co., \\'a.shington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

H. A. Herrell & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

\V. B. Moses & vSons, Washington, D. C. Alexandria Steam Laundry Co., Alexandria,

Va'.

MI.SCKLLANKOUS—continued. Brooms, No. 8 dozen. . Soap," Sunshine," in pound bars. pounds. . Buckets, cedar dozen.

.

lUickets, galvanized-irou do. ..

.

.Savvdu.st barrels.

.

Cotton waste, XXX pounds.

.

Portland cement barrels.

24

10, 000

46

1 , 500

10, 000

25

$4.50 per dozen.

3.S cents per ])()und.

$2.25 per dozen.

$2.20 per dozen.

21 cents per barrel.

6.5 cents i)er pound.

|3 per barrel.

Rosendale cement do.... $1.10 per barrel. do.... I 65 cents per liarrel. vSharp .sand cubic yards.

.

$1.20 per cubic yard.

25, 000 $8.50 per 1,000. Window awnings. complete do... . ,50 $i.y5 per awning.

Washing and iron ng towels do.... 1 00, 000 54 cents per 100 towels.

No. 21.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during the fseal year endedJime jo, igoi. Name of contractor.

A. Iv. Henderson, Mill- burn, N. J. Do

W. O. Davey & .Sons, Jersey City, N.J. The Queen City Paper

Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. W. O. Davey & vSons, Jerse}' City, N. J. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Do..

Do.. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y. Do.

Do. Thomas Garnar & Co., New Y^ork, N. Y. Richard Young Co., New York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.

Description of articles.

1!INDER,S' BOARDS.

Binders' boards. No. i quality. . . ^pounds.

Binders' boards, good No. 2 quality, .do. .

.

Davey's boards do... Strawboard do. .

.

Trunk board 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 roan, calf finish do... Blue straight-grained skiver do. .

.

Quantity.

500, 000

500, 000

3, 500

Contract price.

3.2 cents per pound.

2.2 cents per pound.

4.7 cents per pound.

1.7 cents per pound.

5.9 cents per pound.

$13.74 per dozen.

$13.74 per dozen.

$32 per dozen.

$27 per dozen.

$22 per dozen.

$7.20 per dozen.

$8.20 per dozen.

$8.20 per dozen.

$7.50 per dozen.

$7 per dozen.

$6.20 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 21.

Statcuient of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during thefiscal year endedfune 30, igoi—CoHtinued. Name of contractor.

Thomas Garnar & Co. New York, N. Y. Do

Richard Young Co. New York, N. Y. Thomas Garnar & Co. New York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co. New York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Do. Do. Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y. Do.

Do. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y. T lomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y. Eagle Tanning Works,

Chicago, 111. The Howell Hinchman

Co., Middletown, N. Y. Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y. The Howell Hinchman

Co., Middletown, N.Y. The J. W. O'Bannon Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Interlaken MilLs, Provi- dence, R. I. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

The W.O. Hickok Mfg.

Co., Harrisburg, Pa.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y.

Description of article. LEATHER, BEST QUALITY—Continued. Cochineal .straight-grained skiver .dozen. Blue uugraihed skiver .

.

Brown ungrained skiver

.do....

.do... . Cochineal English title leather, thin. do. . . . Cochineal English title leather, thick, dozen. Blue Engli.sh title leather, thin. . . .dozen.

.

Blue English title leather, thick. . . .do. . .

.

Green English title leather, thin. . . .do. . . . Green English title leather, thick . .do I,aw sheep, extra do. . . . Law calf do. . . . Bark skiver, medium do. . .

.

Bark skiver, thin do. . . . Fleshers, medium size do. . . . Fleshers, large .size dozen.

.

Imitation Russia (cowhide) in whole skins, medium, feet. Imitation Rus.sia (cowhide) in whole skins,

hea\'3', feet. Imitation Russia (cowhide) in half skins, pebbled, feet. Cowhide buffing, various colors, thick, feet. Cowhide buffing, various colors, thin, feet . BOOK CLOTH, BEST QXTALITY. Black pieces Common colors do.

.

Extra brown or black do.

.

Extra green do.

.

Extra blue do.

.

Ruby, solferino, and magenta do.

.

Cochineal cloth do. Any shade or color do. .

,

PENS FOR RULING MACHINES.

Hickok's ruling pens (faint line), letter

C, points. Hickok's ruling jjens (single down line), triple backs, points. Hickok's ruling pens (double down line), triple backs, points. Hickok's ruling pens (long double), to go

in clamp, triple backs, points. Hickok's ruling pens (long single), to go

in clamp, triple backs, points. SILK HEADBANDS.

Silk headband, No. i pieces.

.

Silk headband. No. 2 do. . . .

Quantity,

10020

2550

4, 000

25 300

200

350

600

50, 000

60, 000

1, 000

2, 000

800

500

250

100 300

500

6, 000

400

400

200

200

Contract price.

$6.75 per dozen.

$6.50 per dozen.

$7.25 per dozen.

$5-75 per dozen.

$8. 20 per dozen.

$7.20 per dozen.

$7.20 per dozen.

$7.20 per dozen.

$8.20 per dozen.

I7.20 per dozen.

$21 per dozen.

I5.50 per dozen.

$4.74 per dozen.

$3.10 per dozen.

I3.45 per dozen.

10 cents per foot.

12.2 cents per foot.

16 cents per foot.

6 cents per foot.

6.4 cents per foot.

I3.75 per piece.

$5 per piece.

$6.20 per piece.

I6.50 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

$7.25 per piece. |8 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

1.3 cents per point.

1.8 cents per point.

1.8 cents per point.

2.6 cents per point.

2.6 cents per point.

28 cents per piece.

32 cents per piece.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 21.Statcnicul of conirads made for juatcriah and supplies {except paper)

during tlie fiscal year ended fune 30, igoi—Continued, Name of contractor.

IvOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Do.

M. Schultz & Bro., New

York, N. Y. Hastings & Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. M. vSchultz & Bro., New

York, N. Y.

E. C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do. James W. "Wallace,

Greenwich, N. Y.

E. C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y.

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.

E. C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y.

Do.

Marks I^issherger, New

York, N. Y.

B. I.,owenstein & Bro. .

.

Do

G. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Do.

Do. Marks I^issberger, New

York, N. Y. G. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Bnsch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Henry H. Sheip Mfg.

Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

B. & O. Myers, New

York, N. Y.

Description of articles.

SILK HEADBAND.s—continued.

Silk headband, No. 3 pieces.

vSilk headband, No. 4 do. .

.

GOLD LEAF. Gold leaf, XX packs. Gold leaf, usual do... Gold leaf, edge (3% by 3% inches) . . do. .

.

THREAD, TWINE, ETC. Hayes's thread. No. 16, 3-cor(l, in balls, pounds. Hayes's thread, No. 16, 4-cord, in balls, pounds.

No. 35, 3-cord gilling thread (gray), in

balls, pounds.

No. 45, 3-cord gilling thread (gray), in

balls, pounds. Linen thread for vSmyth book-.sewing machines (No. 50), 3-cord, pounds. Linen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines (No. 60), 3-cord, pounds. Linen thread for vSnij'th book-sewing machines (No. 70), 3-cord, pounds.

Soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply pounds.

.

WIRE FOR STITCHING MACHINES.

No. 22 round wire, for stitching machines, on spools, pounds.

No. 24 round wire, for stitching machines, on spools, pounds.

No. 20 by 23 flat wire, for stitching machines, on spools, pounds. STEREOTYPERS' MATERIAL.

Stereotype metal pounds.

Lead, in pigs or bars do. .

.

Tin, in bars do. .

.

Antimony and tin do. .

.

Quantity. Contract ])ri(

500 35 cents ])er piece.

200 38 cents per piece.

2,500 $6.75 per pack.

2, 500 $5.80 i)er pack.

50 $8 per pack.

84. 5 cents per pound.

200 84.5centsi)eri)ound.

4,000 57 cents i)er i)ound. 500 79 cents per jjound.

100 $2.36 per pound.

$2.57 per pound.

250 I $3.14 per i)ound.

26 cents per pound.

Do.

Do.

Solder do. .

.

Tin foil do. .

.

Copper battery plates do. .

.

Sifted cast-iron filings do. .

.

Sulphate of copper do. . . Kiln-dried blocking board feet. Stereotj'pe backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

50 pounds, reams.

.Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

60 pounds, reams. White tissue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches, reams. Extra cream tissue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches, reams.

100,

5,

300 800

Soo

000

, 000

, 000

500

, 000

, 000

1 1. scents peri)ound.

12. 5 cents per pound.

15 cents j)er i)ound.

6.2 cents per pound.

4.9 cents per pound.

30.5 cents per pound.

20 cents per pound.

i7.2centsperpound.

26 cents per pound.

20.4 ce n t s ])e r pou n d

.

3 cents per pound.

5.7 cents per pound.

8.5 cents per foot.

$5.50 per ream.

$6.60 per ream.

$1.20 per ream.

|i.6o per ream.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 241

No. 21.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoi—Cofrtinued. Name of contractor.

Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

G. D. Mackev, New

York, N. Y.

Jo.seph Dixon Crucible

Co., Jersey City, N.J. The Young Co., New

York, N. Y. The Universal Supply

Co., New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Toch Brothers, New

York, N. Y. Shoemaker Sc Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Toch Brothers, New

York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. M. Feigel & Bro., New i York, N. Y. H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D.C.

G. D. Mackey, New I York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Mackall Brothers,

Washington, D. C.

Z. D. Gilnian, Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. M. Feigle & Bro., New

York, N. Y. IMackall Brothers,

Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Description of articles.

Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Mackall Brothers,

Washington, D. C. Pranklin Book Co Do

S. Doc. 19-

STEREOTYPERS' MATERIAL—continued.

Sulphviric acid carboys. Muriatic acid do. .

.

Molding wax pounds.

Plumbago do. .

.

Stereotype backing powder do. .

.

GLtJE, MARBLERS' COLORS, ETC.

Glue, best quality pounds

Ultramarine blue do.

.

Chrome j-ellow, dark orange do.

.

Chrome yellow do.

.

Soluble blue do.

.

Carmine indigo paste do. Cochineal lake, marblers' colors ... .do.

.

Sweet oil, in half-pint bottles, dozen bottles. Virgin olive oil, in quart bottles, dozen

quarts. French book varnish dozen. Orange shellac pounds.

Egg alVjumen, best quality do. .. Pearlash do. .

.

Dextrin do. . Beeswax do. .

.

Granulated gum arabic do. .

.

Gum arabic sorts pounds.

Gum hog do. .

.

Gum tragacanth do. .

.

Eosin do. .

.

Powdered borax do. . Pulverized alum do. .

.

Oxalic acid do. .

.

Creosote do. .

.

Stronger water ammonia do MISCELLANEOUS.

Guards for patent backs for books, i inch

in width, i8>^ inches in length, guards. Guards for patent backs for books, i inch

in width, 233^ inches in length, guards.

Quantity.

3

2, 000

2, 500

3, 000

40, 000

50

4

5

100 600

100 600

500

100

50

250

250

10

50

300

15020

50, 000

50, 000

Contract price.

$3.28 per carboy.

$2.88 per carboy.

20 cents per pound.

No. 643, 30.6 cents per pound.

No. 649, 40.6 cents per pound.

4 cents per pound.

13.9 cents per pound.

8.9 cents per pound.

9.7 cents per pound.

15 cents per pound.

39 cents per pound.

60 cents per pound.

40 cents per pound.

74 cents per dozen

bottles.

47.8 cents per quart.

I13 per dozen.

19 cents per pound.

64 cents per pound.

6.5 cents per pound.

8. 25 cents per pound.

35 cents per pound.

38.9 cents per pound.

18 cents per pound.

28 cents per pound.

60 cents per pound.

|i.2o per pound.

7.9 cents per pound.

2. 15 cents per pound.

7.35 cents per pound.

32.9 cents per pound.

8.2 cents per pound.

.7 cent per guard.

.8 cent per guard. •16
242 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No, 21.

Statciiicitt of foii/nuis made for iiia/rria/s and supplies [c.vrcpt paper)

during ihe Jisea I year ended June jo, igoi—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantitj' Contract price.

Franklin Book Co

Gn.stav A. Schurniann, New York, N. V. E. C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y. Thomas G. Hood, I'hila- delphia, Pa. R. P. Clarke Co., Washington, D. C. Do

H. Griffin & Sons, New

York, N. Y. Berger Brothers, South

Bend, Ind. H. Griffin & Sons, New

York, N. Y. W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C. The J. C. Ergood Co., Washington, D. C.

MISCKLLANKOUS—continued.

(iuards for patent backs for books, i^s inches in width, 241^ inches in length, guards. Backs for money-order guard books, backs

Back-lining paper for Smyth ca.se-making machines, pounds.

Canvas, for covering blank books, 27 inches wide, 3'ards. Canvas for covering blank books, 36 inches wide, j-ards. Black enameled duck, 50 inches wide,

yards.

Graj^ super yards. Tablet composition potnids. Parchment .substitute, fs-inch pieces. Book-binding band, fg-inch . .

.' Good famih' flour barrels. White wine vinegar gallons.

50, 000

I, 500

3, 000

6, 000

500 500

50, 000

8C50

100

200

250

1.5 cents per guard.

$1.10 per back.

6.3 cents ])er pomid.

30 cents ])er yard.

34.2 cents per yard.

27 cents per 3'ard.

2.6 cents per j-ard.

15 cents per potind.

47 cents ])er ])iece.

36 cents per piece.

$3-39 Pt-r barrel.

10.5 cents per gallon.

No. 22.

Statement of eontracts madefor lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedJune jo, igoi.

Name of contractor.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore Md.Do

DoDoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Albany Engraving Co., Al ban3% N. Y. Andrew B. Graham, Wash

ington. D. C,

Title of docimient.

House Doc. No. 694, 56th Congress, 1st .session. Report of the Census of Cuba , Report of the Philippine Commission

Report of the Census of Porto Rico for

1899. Annual Report of I^ieutenant-General Commanding the Army to the Secretary- of War for 1900. Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. vS. Geological Surv^ey, part 7. Senate Doc. No. 232, 56th Congress, ist session. Report on p-ield Operations of the Di- vision of Soils, Department of Agriculture, 1900. Nineteenth Annual Report of Director

of the Bureau of American Republics

.

Twenty-fir.st Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological vSur^-ey, part 4. Annual Report of Chief of F'ngineers

for 1900,

o o Number

of printed

copies

each.

iS, 800

23, 500

2 I , 900

5- 500

7, 350

15, 150

1,850 18,850

9-850

Amount

of contract.

217

$105. 00

1, 528. 00

I, 100.00 385.00

643. 00

5, 075. 00

9, 321. 00

225.00

328. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 243

No. 1^.—Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the fseal year efidedfline JO, igoi—Continuecb

Name of contractor. Title of document. Number

of printed

copies

each.

Amount

of

contract.

Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D.C. Do. Do.

Austin Engraving Co., New

York, X. Y. Electro-Light Eng. Co., New York, N. Y. Empire Engraving Co., New York, N. Y.

Annual Report of Lieutenant-General Commanding the Armj'- to the Secretary of War for 1900. ....do

Do.

Do.

Annual Report of Major-General Com- manding the Army to the Secretary

of War for 1S99. Tweut\'-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

part 3. Annual Report of the Acting Superin- tendent of Sequoia and General Grant National Parks for 1900. Annual Report of Brigadier-General Ludlow, Commanding the Depart- ment of Habana. Annual Report of Lieutenant-General Commanding the Ami}- to theSecretarj- of War for 1900. do

7, 350

4, 000

(ialvanotype Engravin

Co., New York, N. Y. Do. Do.

Do. Do.

H. A. Post Publishing Co., New York, N. Y. Heliotype Printing Co., Bo.s- ton, Mass. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

J. Manz Engraving Co., Chicago, III.

Report on Field Operations of the Di-

\'ision of Soils, Department of Agriculture, 1900. The use of the Roentgen Ray by the Medical Department of the U. S. Army in the War with Spain. Senate Doc. No. 60, 56th Congress, ist session. Annual Report of Chief of Engineers

for 1900. .Sixteenth Annual Report of the Bu- reau of Animal Industry.

Twentj'-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

part 7. Report of Superintendent of U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey for 19G0. Annual Report of vSmithsonian In.sti- tution for 1900, part i. The use of the Roentgen Ray by the Medical Department of the U. S. Army in the War with .Spain. Annals of the Astrophysical Observatory', vol. I. House Doc. No. 694, 56th Congress, i.st session. Twenty-first Annual Report of the Di- rector of U. S. Geological' Survey,

part 2. Twenty-first Annual Report of the Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

part 3. Senate Doc. No. 232, 56th Congress, 1st session. Bulletin of the U. ,S. Fish Commission

for 1900. Report of the Philippine Commission House Doc. No. 149, 56th Congress, ist session.

1 1, 900

7, 100

5, 600

18, 800

15, 150

15, 150

1.R50

6, 850

147

9S

9 104

132

244

219

119

$279. 00

635. 00

549. GO

180. CO

340. GO

54. 00

125. 00

24.76

19. GO

338.56

25-00

185. 00

239. OG

600. GG

3, 606. GG

89G. GO

222. GO

56G. GO

560. GG

46. 25

3, 247. GG

410. GG

75. GO
244 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 22.— Stateme7it of contracts made fo7' lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year ended June ^o, igoi—Continued.

illus- s. Number

_

>*- c 01 Amount Name oi contractor. Title of document. 0 0 printed of

mbe

trai copies contract. each. > ^ be

J. MansKngraviiigCo., Chicago, 111. Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

part 7.

14 $79.00 Do Twenty-first Annual Report of Director of U. S. Geological Survey,

I 12.00 part 3. Julius Bien & Co., New York, Report of Expedition of steamer Fish- 49 7, 500 5, 500. 00 N. Y. hawk to Porto Rico. Do Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

20 15, 150 4, 143-00 part 2. Do Official Records of the War of the 100 1 2, 250. 00 Rebellion. Do Nineteenth Annual Report of Director

of Bureau of American Ethnolog}'.

% 850 344.00 Do Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological .Sui-vey, 3 6, 150 1 , 147. 00 part I. Do The Official Records of the War of the 78 9, 555.00 Rebellion. Do Annual Report of Brigadier-General

L,udlow, Commanding the Depart27 7, 250 2, 274. 00 ment of Havana.

Report of the Philippine Commis.siou.

Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

36 21, 900

15, 150

3, 847- 00 Do 18, 2S7.00 Part 5. House Doc. No. 149, 56th Congress, 2d

ses.sion. 179 2, 000 2, 938. 00 Do Twenty-first Annual Report of the Di- rector of U. S. Geological vSurvey,

26 15. 150 4,994.00 part 3- Do Atlas of the Chickamauga and Chat- tanooga Battlefields.

I 5, 850 9, 745- 00 Do Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission 2 3,850 369.00 for 1900. Do Report on the Copper River Country

of Alaska.

5 16,000 1 , 824. 00 Report on the Seward Peninsula, in- cluding the Nome Region.

9 16, 000 1 , 659. 00 Maurice Joyce Engraving

v^o., vv asningLOii, xj. Annual Report of the Secretarj^ of Agriculture for 1900. 99 125.00 Do History of Public Buildings under

control of Treasury Department.

328 800. 00 Do Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission 32 12.80 for 1900. Meriden Gravure Co., Mer- Monograph XL,, U. >S. Geological Sur- II 4,850 760. 00

iden. Conn. vey. Do Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

2 15, 150 360.00 part 7. Do Annual Report of vSecretary of Agri- 4 509, 850 10, 350. 00 culture for 1900. National Engraving Co., Washington, D. C. 60 2S8.00 New York Colortype Co., New York, N. Y. Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

Part IV.

16 62.00

Norri.s Peters Co., Washing- Annual Report of Chief of Engineers 103 3, 250 I, 245. 00

ton, D. C. for 1900.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 245

No. 22.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and oigraving durifig the

fiscal year ended June jo, igoi—Continued.

Name of contractor.

• Title of docunieiit.

Number

of

illu,strations. Number

of printed

copies

each. Number

of

engraved

plates. Amount

of

contract.

Norris Paper Co., Washington, D. C. Annual Report of l,ieutenant-General Commanding the Army to the Secretary- of War for 1900.

54 7, 350 $668. GO Do do 7, 350 245.00 Do Report of Superintendent of U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey- for 1900. 57 4, 650 470. 00

I*lioto-En*-T3.viii*^ Co ^^c\v York, xTy.

Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological vSurvej% Part IV.

346 237. 50 Do Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of r. S. Geological Sur\'ev, Part I.

I 1-75 Do Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

Part V.

197 297. 00 Do Annual Report of Chief of Engineers

for 1900. 109 507. 00 Do Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission 196 147. 70 for 1900. Do Report of Smithsonian Institution for

1900, part 2. 205 323. 00 Do Report on the Seward Peninsula, in- cluding Nome Region.

29 43.00 Pontiac ICngraving and

Publishing Co., Boston, Mass.

Twenty'-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. vS. Geological Survey,

part 2.

82 275 10

Publishers and Printers" Senate Doc. No. 232, 56th Congress, ist

.session. 314 I, 200. 00 Engraving Co., Xew York.

N. Y.

Seibert Co., New York, N.Y. Twenty-fir.st Annual Report of Director of U. S. Geological Survey,

Part IV.

18 15, 150 3> 175- 00 Do Sixteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry.

35, 000 I, 320. 00 Suffolk Engraving and Twenty-first Annual Report of Di- rector of U. S. Geological Survey,

Part IV.

3 15, 150 393- 25 Electrot^-ping Co., Boston. Mass. Troy Photo-Engraving Co.. Troy, N. Y. Report on the Copper River Country, 19 34.00 Alaska.

No. 23.Schedule of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing for

furnishing paper for the public printing and binding froni March /, igoi^ to February 28, igo2.M.A.CHINE-FINISHED BOOK PRINTING PAPER, CLASS \.

I,ot I. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds : Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass per pound. . $0. 032 do.... •035 do.... • 037 do...

.

•033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... •033 do...

.

.031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do.... • 034 do.... •035 do.... .032 do... .

• 033 do.... .032 do...

.

.032
246 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

lyOt 2. —5,000 1 earns, No. i, 24 by 3S inches, 48 pounds : Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass per pound. . $0,033 The Jessup & INIoore Paper Company-, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Biyant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 037 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 033 We.st Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032 Ticonderoga Pulp and Pa])cr Coin])an3-, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 034 Diem i\: \\'ing Paper Compaii\, Cincinnati, Ohio do.... .032 Xcw N'ork and Pe nnsylvania Company, I/)ckhaven, Pa .do... . -033 Ame rican Writing I'ajicr Com])any, Springfield, Mass do. .. . .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 032

L,ot 3. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 hy 38 inches, 48 i)ounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. (cori)oration ), Boston, Mass do 033 The Je.ssup & Moore Paper Company, J'hiladelphia, Pa do 035 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 037 R. P. Andrew s Co., Washington, D. C do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . .033 Ellsworth H. Hults, jr., Philadelphia, Pa do 033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Compau}-, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 034

S. D. Warren & Co., Bo.ston, Mass do 035 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 New York and Penn.sylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 033 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 032

lyOt 4. —5,000 ream.s. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Bo.ston, Mass do 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 032 The Jes.sup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Bryant Paper Companj-, Kalamazoo, Mich do 034 R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do. ... . 034 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 New Y'ork and Penn.sjdvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 032 American Wanting Paper Companj', vSpringfield, Mass do. . . . .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 032

t,ot 5. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass do 033 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 033 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa. do 031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y .» do 034 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do . . . .032 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 032 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031

lyOt 6. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or .)S inch rolls): Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass do. . . .032 George P\-Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 032 The Jessup & Moore Paper Companj-, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 035 R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. . . .032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Compain*, New York, N. Y do 032

P. H. Glatfelter, ,Springforge, Pa do 031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 034 Diem & Wing Paper Compau}-, Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 New York and Penn.S3'lvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 032 American Writing Paper Company, vSpringfield, Mass do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031

IvOt 7. —5,000 ream.s. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 4S jKninds ( in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass do 033
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 247

Lot 7. —5,000 reams No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls) —Continued. The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0,035 Brj-ant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich ^ do 037 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 031 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 032 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do. ... .031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 033 Diem & Wing Paper Conipanj', Cincinnati, Ohio .do 032 New York and Pennsj-lvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 032 American Writing Paper Companj^, Springfield, Mass do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md , do 032

I,ot 8. —5,000 reams No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 032 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . . 035 Bryant Paper Compam^, Kalamazoo, Mich do . . . .037 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 032 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 New York and Pennsj^lvania Company-, I^ockhaven, Pa do. . .032 American Writing Paper Company, vSpringfield, Mass do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 032

I^ot 9. —5,000 reams No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 3S or 48 inch rolls) : Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 033 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 032 The Jessup & Moore Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa do ... .935 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do.. . .037 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 032

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 031 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio .do 032 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 032 American Writing Paper Compan}-, Springfield, Mass do. . . , .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 032 Lot 10. —5,000 reams No. i, 24 by 3S inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do 1032 The Je-ssup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich .do 037 R.P.Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Conipanj^ New York, N. Y do 033 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032

P. H. Glatfelter, .Springforge, Pa do 031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do . . .032 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 031 New York and Pennsylvania Compau}-, Lockhaven, Pa do 032 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do .. . .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. .. . '032 Lot II. —5,000 reams No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls)

:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Companj% Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .035 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 037 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Companj^^ New York, N. Y do 033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 033 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 032 New York and Pennsylvania Compan^^, Lockhaven, Pa do 032 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do ... .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 032 Lot 12. —5,000 reams No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 032 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 037

R, P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 033
248 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot 12.-5,000 reams No. i, 24 hy 3S inche.s, 48 pounds (in 3R or 48 inch rolls)—-Continued.

. . .per pound.

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$0,033 do.... .031 do... . •034 do.... .031 ...do.... .032

• 032

Sniitli, Di.xoii Co., r.alli iiK )rc, Md do. ..

.

.032

I^ot 13. —5,000 rriiins No. 1, j| by 3S incliLS, 4S ])()unds (in 38 or 4S inch rolls): do...

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•033

.032 do.... 037

R. 1'. Aiulrc\v> Co.. Washini^ton, D. C do.... 032

\\\ >l \'ir,<;iina I'lil]) and ra])Lr Companj-, New York, N. Y do. ..

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• 032

P. H. Glatfeltcr, Springforge, Pa do...

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.031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Couipanj-, Ticonderoga, N. Y do... 034

do.... .032

-033 do...

.

• 032 do. .. . .031

I^ot 14. —5, (JOG reams No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 4S pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): .032 do.... • 035 Pr\-ant Paper Conipanv, Kalamazoo, IVIich do...

.

•037 R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do... .

• 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Companj-, New York, N. Y do... .0.33 do...

.

.031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do... 034 Diem 8: ^Ving Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do.... .032 do.... •033 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Ma.ss do... . • 032 .Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... • "3

1

IvOt 15. —5,000 reams No. i, 24 hy 38 inches, 48 pounds ( in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

.031 •035 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do...

.

037

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do...

.

• 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company-, New York, N. Y do.... •0.33 .032

P. II. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do...

.

.031 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do... . 034 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do.... . 032 New York and Peunsylyania Company, Lockhayen, Pa do... . •033 do.... .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... .032

lyOt 16. —5,000 reams No. i, 24 hy 38 inches, 4S pounds (in g% or 19 inch rolls): The Jessup & TVIoore Paper CompauN', Pliiladelphia, Pa do • 035 do... . . 042 do...

.

034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do... . •034 do.... .036 do. ..

.

.032

•033 do. .. . •034 Lot 17. —5,000 reams No. i, 38 b\- 48 inches, 96 pounds:

do.... •033

•035 do.... •034 do.... .032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company', New York, N. Y do.... • 032 do...

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•033 do...

.

• 032 do.... .032 do.... .036 do.... .032 do. . . . •033 do...

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.032 do.... .032
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 249

Lot iS. —5,000 reams Xo. i, 3S by 4S inches, 96 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per pound $0. 032 George F. Kennv, Detroit, Mich do 0^^ The Jessup & Moore Paper Conipanv, Philadelphia Pa do • 01^ ^00 Br\'aut Paper Companv, Kalamazoo, !Mich do • 035 R P Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. ^00 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Compan}-, Xew York, X. Y do • 033 P H Glatfelter .Springfcrge Pa do • 032 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company-, Ticonderoga, X. Y do Oil Diem & Wing Paper Companv Cincinnati Ohio do • 032 Xew York and Penn=vivauia Companv L,ockhaven Pa do • 033 -American Writing Paper Companv, Springfield, Mass do

.Smith Dixon & Co , Baltimore Md do 032

19. —s.ooo reams, Xo. i, 3S hv 4S inches. 96 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, ^Nlass do oil George F. Kennv. "Detroit, ^Mich do • 033 The Jessup & INIoore Paper Companv, Philadelphia, Pa do. . .

• 035 Lrvant Paper Conipanv, Kalamazoo, ^lich . . . do R P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do • 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company', Xew York, X. Y do . . . •033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge. Pa do 012 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Companv, Ticonderoga, X. Y do ... . 034

vS. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass . . . do Diem & Wing Paper Companv, Cincinnati, Ohio .032 Xew York and Pennsvlvania Companv, Lockhaven, Pa do 033 American Writing Paper Companv, .Springfield, Mass do .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, INId do 032

20. —5,000 reams. Xo. i, 3S bv 4S inches. 96 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation. Bo.ston, Mass .032 The Jessup & • 035 !Moore Paper Companv, Philadelphia, Pa

Br\-ant Paper Companv. Kalamazoo, ^Nlich do • 037 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do • 032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Companv. Xew York, X. Y do • 032

• 032

• 034

.032 Ticonderoo'a X^ulp and Paper Compaii\' Ticonderoo'a X Y do Diem & Wing Paper Compa:iv. Cincinnati, Ohio Xew York and Pennsvlvania Companv, Lockhaven, Pa . .

.

do • 033 American Writing Paper Companv, .Springfield, Mass do • 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 032

21. —500 reams, Xo i, 3S inches in width:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do • 035

• 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Companv, Philadelphia, Pa do

Brvant Paper Companv, Kalamazoo, INIich do.... . 042

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... • 034 Diem & Wing Paper Companv. Cincinnati, Ohio do...

.

.032 Xew York and Pennsvlvania Conipanv, Lockhaven, Pa do...

.

-033 American Writing Paper Companv. Springfield, Mass do... . • 034 Smith, Dixon 8: Co.. Baltimore. Md 034 SIZED AND SrPERC.\LENDERED BOOK PRINTING PAPER, CLASS B. Lot 22. —4,000 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass |o. 032 George F. Kennv, Detroit. Mich • 035 The jessup & Moore Paper Companv, Philadelphia, Pa do.... . 040 Bn.-ant Paper Companv, Kalamazoo, Mich do.... •039 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do... . .036 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Companv, Xew York, X. Y do...

.

.036

P. H. Glatfelter. Springforge, Pa do.... .032 Diem & Wing Paper Companv, Cincinnati, Ohio do... . •033 Xew York and Pennsvlvania Conipanv, Lockhaven, Pa do. .. . •035 American Writing Paper Companv, .Springfield, Mass do.... • 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... 033

Lot 23.—3.000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... 034 The Jessup & :Moore Paper Companv, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .04 Br\-ant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich 039

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .036
250 REPORT OF The public printer.

L,ot 23. —3,000 reams, 32 by 4S inches, 90 pounds—Continued. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . $0,036

P. H. Glatfelter, vSpringforge, Pa do 032

vS.D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass do 038 Diem & Wing Paper Company', Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 035 American Writing Paper Company, vSpringfield, Mass do 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 033 Lot 24. —3,000 reams, 24 by 3S inches, 70 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 04 Bry^ant Pa]>c r Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 038 R. P. Andrews 6c Co., Washington, D. C do. .. .035 West Virginia I'ulp and Pajier Companj', New York, N. Y do 035 P.H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company-, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 035 Diem & Wing Paper Companj', Cincinnati, Ohio do. . . . .032 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 034 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 033

lyOt 25.-5,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass - do 035 George F. Kenn\', Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Compan3% Philadelphia, Pa do 04 Brj^aht Paper Conipany, Kalamazoo, Mich do. .. . .036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . .035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 035

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do ... . 032 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 New York and Pennsylvania Companj', lyockhaven. Pa .do 034 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 034

.Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 033 Lot 26. —8,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do 032 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 04 Br\'ant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 035 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 035

P. H. Glatfelter, .Springforge, Pa do 032 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Companj^, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 036

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass do. . . . 038 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. . . .033 New York and Pennsylvania Company, lyockhaven. Pa do 034 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. ... . 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md , do 033 Lot 27. —1,000 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 033 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 04 ]5ryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 036 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Coni]iany, Ncav York, N. Y do... . .036 Diem 6c ^^'ing Paper Company,-, Cincinnati, Ohio do.... .033 New^ York and I'ennsj'lvania Comjiany, Lockhax'cn, Pa do.... .034 American Writing Paper Com])any, Springfield, Mass do 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, :\r(l do 033 Lot 28. —4,000 reams, 38 hy 48 inches, 120 ])ounds:

Carter, Rice 6t Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do... .035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Compajiy, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .04 Brj^ant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do 038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C .do 035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y : do 035 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032

P. H. Glatfelter, Si)ringforge, Pa do 033 Diem 8: ^\'ing I',-i])er Company, Ciniinnati, Ohio do.... .035 New York and Pennsylvania Company-, Loekha\-en, Pa do.... .034
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

I^ot 28.-4,000 reams, 3S b}- 4S inches, 120 pounds—Continued. American Writing Paper Companv, Springfield, Mass per pound $0. 034 Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Md do • 032 Lot 29.—2,000 reams, 22^ by 31^ inches, 50 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do ^33 The Jessup & Moore Paper Companv, Philadelphia, Pa. do OA do • 038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do . • 036 do • 03^ P H Glatfelter Sprin^^for^'e Pa do. .. • ^34 Diem & Wing Paper Companv Cincinnati Ohio . do • 034

"N^evr York and Pennsvlvania Companv LyOckhaven Pa do. 035 \merican ^Vritino" Paper Companv Sprincrfield Mass do. .. • 034 Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Md do • 034 Lot 30. —1,500 reams 22^4 hy 31^ inches, 42 pounds : Carter Rice & Co Corporation Boston Mass do • 034 The Jessup T Aloore Paper Companv Philadelphia Pa do. . 04 Brj'ant Paper Companv Kalamazoo Alich do • 038 R P \ndre'\vs & Co Washington D. C do • 036

"W'^st '\'^irginia Pulp and Paper Companv, ^ew York. Y do. P H Glatfelter Sprino'foro'e Pa do Diem & AVinc Paper Companv Cincinnati Ohio . do 034

"\^ew York and Pennsvlvania Companv lyOckhaven Pa do. .. • 035 American Writing Paper Companv, Springfield, Mass do • 034 Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Aid do • 034

I,ot 31. —i,soo reams 22^ by 31^ inches, 40 pounds : Carter Rice & Co Corporation Boston Ma'^s do • ^34 The Jessup & Aloore Paper Companv Philadelphia Pa do . 04 Brs'ant Paper Companv Kalamazoo Alich do • 038 R P Andrews & Co AVashington D C do West Virginia Pulp and Paper Companv, Xew A'ork, X. A' . do 036 P H Glatfelter Spring-forge Pa do... . • '-'34 Diem & Wing Paper Companv, Cincinnati Ohio do • 034 New York and Pennsvlvania Companv, Lockhaven, Pa. do. • '-'35 American AVritin^ Paper Companv Sprin^rfield Alass do • 034 Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Aid do 034

L,ot 32.—500 reams 3x^:4 by 45/4 inches. So pounds:

"Carter Rice & Co Corporation Boston Alass do The Jessup Aloore Paper Company* Philadelphia Pa .do . 04 do

R. P. Andrews & Co., AVashington, D. C do • 036

AVe.st Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, Xew A'ork, X. A' do. .

.

• 036

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do • 034 Diem & AVing Paper Companv, Cincinnati, Ohio do • 034 New A'ork and Pennsvlvania Companv, Lockhaveu, Pa, do • Oj6 do • 034 do • 034 Lot 33.—1,000 reams, 38 inches in width: do • ^35 The Jessup & Moore Paper Companv, Philadelphia, Pa do . 04 do

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 036 AVest A'irginia Pulp and Paper Companv, Xew A'ork, N. Y do.... .036 do.... - -034 do • ^^34 New York and Pennsvlvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do.... .036 American AA'riting Paper Company, Springfield, Mass .. do... . •034 do...

.

•034 WRITING PAPER.

Lot 34.-9,000 reams white double cap, 17 by 28 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss per pound. . $0. 075 The Dickerman Companv, Boston, Mass do... . . 069 American Writing Paper Companv, vSpringfield, Mass. .

.

do...

.

• 054 Lot 35. —3,000 reams double cap (any color), 17 by 28 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... •075 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass .

,

do. .. . . 067
252 REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

hot 36. —2,000 reams white dem3-, 16 by 21 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per pound. . $0,075 The Dickennan Company, Boston, Mass • do 069 American Writing Paper Company-, Springfield, Mass do 054

I,ot 37. —9,000 reams white doiihle demy, 21 by 32 inches:

Carter, Rice 6c Co. Corporation, Bcstou, ]Mass do 075 The Dickennan Company, Boston, Mass do 069 American AVriting Paper Com])any, Springfiekl, ISIass do 054

lyOt 3<S. —500 reams double demy (any colon, 2: by 32 inclies: Carter, Rice ^s: Co. Corporation, lioston, ?vlass do. ... .075 American Writing Paper Company, >Si)nngfield, ]\Iii,ss do 067

TvOt 39. —SCO reams white folio post, 17 by 22 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, T.oston, Ma.'^.s do 075 Amencan Writing Paper Com])nny, Sijringfield, INIass do 054 The Dickerman Company, Boston, ^vbiss do 069

I<ot 40. —100 reams blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corjioration, I'.oston, Tslass do 075 American Writing I'aper Company, .Springfield, Mass do 065

I^ot 41. —2,000 reams Avhite double folio post, 22 by 34 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 075 The Dickerman Company, Boston, Mass do 069 American ^Vriting Paper Companj^, Springfield, Mass do 054

lyOt 42. —100 reams blue double folio po.st, 22 hy 34 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do 075 American Writing Paper Company-, Springfield, Mas.s do 065

IvOt 43. —i,oco reams white medium, iS by 23 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 075 The Dickerman Company, Boston, Mass do. .. . .069 American Writing Paper Compan3% Springfield, Mass do 054

lyOt 44. —100 reams blue medium, 18 by 23 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 075 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 065 Lot 45. —1,000 reams white royal, 19 by 24 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do 075 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Ma.ss do 054

lyOt 46. —100 reams blue royal, 19 bj- 24 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation-, Boston, Ma.ss do 075 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Ma.ss do 065

lyOt 47.—500 reams -white super royal, 20 by 28 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 075 American Writing Paper Company-, Springfield, Mass do 054

I,ot 48.—loo reams blue super royal, 20 by 28 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 075 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 065

I^ot 49. —1,000 reams white imperial, 23 by 31 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma,ss do 075 American Writing Paper Companj^ Springfield, Mass do 054 The Dickerman Company, Boston, Mass do 069

I,ot 50. —100 reams blue imperial, 23 by 28: Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 075 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 065

I,ot 51.—5,000 reams writing paper, white, 28 inches in width:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 075 American Writing Paper Conipan}-, Springfield, Mass do 054

l,ot 52. —100 reams writing paper, colored, 28 inches in width:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do 08 American Writing Paper Company-, .Springfield, Mass do 105

lyOt 53. —100 reams golden envelope, 19 by 24 inches, 28 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 08 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 105 COVER PAPER.

L,ot 54. —2,000 reams cover paper of any .size, weight, and color: Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass per pound. . S°.045 Parsons Brothers, New York, N. V do. . . .043 The Dickerman Company, Boston, Mass do 042
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 253

I/)t 54. —2.000 reams cover paper of any size, weight, and color—Continued.

Br\-ant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich per pound. . $o. 043 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 041 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 042 Smith, Dixon &: Co.. Baltimore, Md do 041 PLATE PAPER.

lyOt 55.—^50,000 pounds plate paper \ first class), of am* size, weight, and tint: George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich per pound. . $0,065 Reading Paper Mills. Reading. Pa ... do 07 Br>-ant Paper Company. Kalamazoo. Mich do 06 Geo. M". Millar & Co.. Xew York. X. Y do 06 Valley Paper Company. Holyoke. Mass do 094 New York and Pennsylvania Company. I^ockhaven. Pa do 06 American "Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 06 MAP PAPER.

l,ot 56. —200,000 pounds map paper, of an}- size and weight:

Carter. Rice & Co. Corporation. Boston. Mass

Wolf Brothers. Philadelphia, Pa

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke. ^Nlass Mount Holly Paper Company. ^Nlount Holly Springs. Pa American Writing Paper Company. Springfield, Mass.

.

SrPERFIXE I DOrBLE) COATED BOOK PAPER.

IvOt 57.—600,000 pounds superfine ^ double 1 coated book paper, of any size, weight, and tint: George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich per pound . . $0. 09 Reading Paper Mills, Reading. Pa do 105 R. P. Andrews & Co.. Washington. D. C do 0S4

S. D. Warren & Co.. Boston, :Mass do 0S6 Champion Card and Paper Co.. East Pepperell. Mass do. . . , .077 Linton Brothers & Co., Pa-\vtucket, R. I do 0S7 Diem & Wing Paper Company. Cincinnati, Ohio do 079 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 078 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 076 MAXILA P.\PER. Lot 5^. —1. 000 reams manila paper, of an^- required size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per pound. . |o. 035 Geo. W. Millar & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 038 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 037 Xew York and Pennsj-lvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore. Md do 031 Lot 59.—2,500 reams rope manila paper, of any required size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston. Mass do 053 Parsons Brothers, Xew York. X. Y do 049 The Chemical Paper Company, Holyoke. Mass do. . . . . 054 Reading Paper Mills, Reading, Pa do 061 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 059 Diem & Wing Paper Company. Cincinnati. Ohio do 066 Xew York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 049 Lot 60.—100 reams bleached manila, 24 by 38 inches, 145 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 039 Par-sons Brothers. Xew York, X'. Y do 035 Geo. W. Millar & Co., X"ew York, X'. Y do 039 R. P. Andrews & Co.. Washington. D. C do 044 Wolf Brothers. Philadelphia. Pa do 047 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 041 Smith, Dixon & Co.. Baltimore, Md do 035 BOXD PAPER.

I/Ot 61. —100,000 pounds bond paper, of any color, .size, and weight:

Carter. Rice & Co. Corporation. Boston. Mass per pound. . $0. 124 Woronoco Paper Company-, Fairfield. :Mass do 137 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadlej- Falls, Mass do 115 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 127

per pound.. $0,114 do ir8 do 134 do 115 do 12
254 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot 6i. — 100,000 pounds bond paper, of an3' color, size, and weight—Continued.

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound. . $0. 149 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holh- {Springs, Pa do 123 American Writing Paper Company, vSpringfield, INIass do 114 Smith, Dixon & Co. Baltimore, Md do 16 ARTl FIC I A I, I'A RC

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IvOt 62. —20,000 pounds artificial parchment, of anj' size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, INIass per pound. . . 13 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 15 The Carew Manufacturing Company, ,South Ha(lle\' P'alls, Ma.ss do 128 "Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 13 Valle}" I'aper Company, HoU'oke, Mass do... . . 149 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 145 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, ^^lass do 13

vSniith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, ISId do 14 Lot 63. —4,000 pounds parchment deed, of any size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 13 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, INIass do 15 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 12S Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 13 Valley Paper Company, Hoh-oke, INIass do 149 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 145 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do ,13 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 14 CARDBOARD.

Lot 64. —20,000 .sheets heavv railroad board, 22 hy 28 inches, 2S0 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, INIass per pound. . .047 Parsons Brothers, New York, N. Y do 043 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 039 Lot 65. —20,000 sheets china board, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss. . do 048 Parsons Brothers, New Y'ork, N. Y do 044 Diem & Wing Paper Compau}-, Cincinnati, Ohio do 039 Lot 66.—20,000 sheets colored cardboard, 22 hy 2S inches, 210 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 048 Parsons Brothers, New York, N. Y do 042 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 039 Lot 67. —50,000 sheets manila cardboard, of any size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 03 Parsons Brothers, New Y'ork, N. Y do 033 Geo. W. Millar & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y do 033 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 038 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. .. . .035 BRISTOL BOARD.

Lot 68. —600,000 sheets white bristol board No. i, of anj^ size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per pound. . .09

ValleN' Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 088 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 071 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 072 Lot 69. —2,000,000 sheets bristol board, of any size, weight, and color: Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, INIass do 03 Par.sons Brothers, New York, N. Y' do 029 The Chemical Paper Company, Holyoke. Mass do 031 The Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 034 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. T do 03 Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N Y do 033 Lot 70. —500,000 sheets manila bristol board, of any .size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 028 Parsons Brothers, New York, N. Y' do 027 Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y' do 028 R. P. Andrews &. Co., Washington, D. C do 037
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 255

I/)t 70. —500,000 sheets manila bristol board, of any size and weight—Continued. Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio , per pound. . $0,034 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 028 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 028 FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Lot 71. —500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per pound. . . 14 The Carew Manufacturing Company-, South Hadley Falls, IMass do 129 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 124 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 14 Valley Paper Companj', HoU'oke, Mass do. . . . .16 American Writing Paper Company-, Springfield, Mass do 113

L. L. Brown Paper Company-, Adams, Mass do 18 Lot 72. —1,500 reams double cap, 17 hy 28 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 14 The Carew Manufacturing Company-, South Hadle}' Falls, Mass do 129 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 124 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 14 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 16 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 113 L. L. Brown Paper Company-, Adams, Mass do 18 Lot 75. —2,000 reams demy, 16 hy 21 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do 14 Woronoco Paper Compau}-, Fairfield, Ma.ss do 138 The Carew ^Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Ma.ss do 129 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do. ... . 124 Keith Paper Compaiu", Turners Falls, ^Mass do. ... .14

Valley- Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass. . . do 16 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 113 L. L. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass - do 20 Lot 74. —2,000 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 14 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. . . . 138 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley- Falls, Mass do 139 Conrow Brothers, New York, N.Y do 128 Keith Paper Compan}-, Turners Falls, Ma.ss do. ... 14 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 16 American Writing Paper Company-, Springfield, Mass do 135 L- L. Brown Paper Conipany, Adams, Mass do 20 Lot 75. —1,000 reams medium, b}- 23 inches:

Ca^rter, Rice & Co. Corporition, Boston, Mass do 14 Woronoco Paper Company-, Fairfield, ^Mass do 16 The CarewManufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 129 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 124 Keith Paper Compau}-, Turners Falls, Mass do 14 Vallej- Paper Company-, Hoi\ oke, IMass do 16 American Writing Paper Company, .Springfield, Mass do 113 L. L- Brown Paper Compan}-, Adams, Mass do 20 Lot 76. —200 reams double medium, 23 by 36 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 14 Woronoco Paper Companj-, Fairfield, Mass do 16 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadlej- Falls, Mass do 145 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 124 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 16 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 16 American Writing Paper Companj-, Springfield, Mass do 135 L- L. Brown Paper Company-, Adams, Mass do 20 Lot 77.— 500 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 14 Woronoco Paper Companj-, Fairfield, Mass do 16 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 129 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 124 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 14 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 16 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 117

J^. L. Brpwn Paper Companj, Adams, Mass do. . . . .20
256 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

IvOt 78.— 100 reams double royal, 24 by 38 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per pound. . $0. 14 Woronoco Paper Companj', Fairfield, Mass do. . . .17 The Carew Manufacturing Companj% South Hadley Falls, Mass do 148 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 134 Keith Paper Companj', Turners Falls, Mass do. . . 16 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Ma.ss do 16 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. . . . 135 h- ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 20

lyOt 79. —500 reams superroyal, 20 by 28 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 14 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 17 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 134 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 128 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 15 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 16 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 13

L,. 1,. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 20

I,ot 80.—200 reams imperial, 23 by 31 inches: Woronoco Paper Compan3', Fairfield, Mass do 17 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Ma.ss do 159 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 133 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 16 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 16 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. . . . 135

ly. L,. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Ma.ss. ... do 20

lyOt 81.—500 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width: Woronoco Paper Compan3% Fairfield, Mass do ... . iS The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley FalLs, Ma.ss do 159 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 133 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 16 Vallej' Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 16 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 135

L,. ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 20 SE"COND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Lot 82.—500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass , per pound. . Jo. 089 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. ... . 103 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 079 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 093 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 07S Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 095 Lot 83. —2,000 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do 0S9 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 103 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Ma.ss do 079

Vallej' Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do 093 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Ma.ss do 078 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 095

lyOt 84. —2,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 089 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield. Mass do 103 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadle}^ Falls, Mass do 079 Valley Paper Company, Hoh-oke, Mass do. . . . 093 American Writing Paper Company', vSpringfield, Mass do 078 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 095 Lot 85. —2,000 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches : Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 089 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 103 The Carew Manufacturing Company', South Hadley Falls, Mass do 079 Valley Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do 093 American Writing Paper Company, vSpringfield, Ma.ss do 078 Smith. Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 095

lyOt 86. —1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 089 Woronoco Paper Com^pany, Fairfield, Mass do 103
REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

I^ot 86. —1,000 reams medium, iS by 23 inches—Contituied. The Carew Manufacturing Compan3% South Hadley Falls, Mass ^ per pound.

Vallej" Paper Company, HoU'oke, Mass , do. .

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. .. Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md : do. .

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IvOt 87. —1,000 reams double medium, 23 by 36 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

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VV'oronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass .do. .

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The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. .. Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. .

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. .. I,ot SS. —500 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

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Woronoco Paper Companj^ Fairfield, Mass do. .

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The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadlej' Falls, Ma.ss do. .

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Valley Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. .

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Smith, Dixon & Co.. Baltimore, Md do. .

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L,ot 8g. —200 reams super royal, 20 by 28 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

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Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Ma.ss do. .

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The Carew Manufacturing Company, vSouth Hadley Falls, Mass do. .

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Vallej' Paper Company, Holj'oke, Ma.ss do. .

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass .do. .

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md .do. .

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Let 90.-2,000 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

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W^oronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Ma.ss do. .

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The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. .

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Valley Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. .

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.Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. .

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103 ,079 093

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103 .084 •093

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103

384 •093

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.078

• 095 TISSUE PAPER.

I^cit 91. —2,000 reams .S. and C. tissue paper, 21 by 32 inches, 22 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream. . $1.40 The Dickerman Company, Boston, Ma.ss do. ... i. 42 Bryant Paper Companj^, Kalamazoo, Mich do. . . . i. 30 R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do i. 31 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company-, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 31

I^ot 92. —2,000 reams S. and C. ti.ssue paper, 23 by 32 inches, 24 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... i. 50 The Dickerman Company, Boston, Ma.ss do. ... i. 54 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do. ... i. 40 R.P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.43 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 1.43 Lot 93.— 200 reams copying paper, 20^^ by 24^ inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 2. 20 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2. 10

IvOt 94.—500 reams tissue paper, 20 by 30 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do .55 The Dickerman Company, Boston, Mass do 80

vSmith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md .do 85 ULOTTING PAPKI

Lot 95. —25 reams blotting paper, 19 by 24 inches, 100 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream. , $5.75 Parsons Brothers, New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 03 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 00 Bryant Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich do. . . . 5. 80 Geo. W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 95 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C ! do 5. 80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D.C do 6.50 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 6.00

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258 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

PLAID, MARHLK, AND COMB J'APKK.

I,ol 96. —25 reams i)1aicl paper, 22^ by 28 iiiclies: lyouis Dejoii^f iv Co., New York. N Y per ream . $4.50

L,ot 97. —50 reams ])lai(i paper, 23 hy 311^ inche.s; lyouis Dejoiifje 6c Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 25 Lot 98.— 60 reams marble paper, 20 by 25 inches (6 patterns): Bernhard Knpfer, New York, N. Y do. ... 8.50

I.ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6.25

lyOt 99. — 10 reams marble paper, medium, 20 by 25 inches: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do... . 4.19 Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 14 I„ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 75 Lot 100.— 75 reams marble paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 4.59 Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 75 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 5.40 Lot 101. —10 reams marV)le paper, german spot, medium, 20 by 25 inches: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 6.00 Lot 102. —20 reams marble paper, german spot, douljle cap, 19 by 30 inches: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 25 Lot 103. —30 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 29 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 25 Lot 104. —45 reams comb paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . 6.89 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do". ... 7.00 Lot 105. —50 reams comb paper, 22 by 28 inches: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 74 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N.Y do. ... 7.60 Lot 106. —20 reams comb paper, 24 by 25 inches: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7.49 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 7.60 TYPEWRITER PAPER.

Lot 107. —50 reams heavj' typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches, 22 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream. . $3. 10 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 3. 16 Valley- Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... 3. 43 American Writing Paper Company, vSpringfield, Mass do. ... 3.08 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 3. 30 Lot 108. —50 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 hy 26 inches, 11 pounds: Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 1.98 Valley Paper CompauN', Holyoke, Mass do. ... 2. 74 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. ... i. 76 Lot 109. —100 reams heavy typewriter paper, 16 hy 21 inches, 22 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do. ... 3.10 Woronoco Paper Company, P'airfield, Mass do. ... 3. 16 The Carew Manufacturing Company, vSouth Hadlej- Falls, Ma.ss do. . . . 3. 24 Valley Paper Companj', Holyoke, Mass do. ... 3. 29 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do. ... 3. 08 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... 3.30 Lot 110. — 100 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches, 8 pounds: Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. . . . i. 54 The Carew Manufacturing Company, vSouth Hadley Falls, Ma.ss do. ... 2.00 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... 1.98 American Writing Paper Company, .Springfield, Mass do. ... i. 36 Lot III. —50 reams typewriter paper, 16 by 28 inches, 28 pounds: Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. ... 2.24 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Ma.ss do 2.22 Valley Paper Companj', Holj'oke, Mass do. ... 2.34 American Writing Paper Company, Springfield, Mass do 1.96 CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPER.

Lot 112.— 500 reams letter paper, 21 by 32 inches, 48 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream. . $5.30 Woronoco Paper Company, F^airfield, Mass do. ... 4.30 The Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. ... 4.06
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot 112. —500 reams letter paper, 21 by 32 inches, 4S pounds—Continued.

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass $4.29 4.24 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do...

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4.92 Lot 113. —15 reams packet note paper, 9 by 11 inches, 7 pounds:

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do...

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.90 do.... • 75 Lot 114. —100 reams quarto-post paper, 9^ by 15^ inches, 12 pounds:

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do...

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1. 14 do.... 1.02 Lot 115. — 200 reams letter paper, 21 b}- 32 inches, 48 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... 5-30 do.... 4-30 The CarcAv Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do.... 4. 06 do.... 4.28 do 4- 24 Lot 116. —300 reams packet note paper, ghy 11 inches, 7 pounds:

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... .69 do.... .63 PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

Lot 117. —150 reams French folio, 17 by 22 inches, 10 pounds:

.80 do.... 85

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do... . .78 PARCHMENT.

Lot 118. —2,000 sheets parchment, 15 by 21 inches:

R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C per sheet. . . 283 John C. Parker, Washington, D. C do 269

No. 24.

Schedule of proposals for supplying the Govermnent PrintUig Office with

stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous itemsfrom fuly i, igoo, to fune 30,

igoi. Item 1. —A. W. Faber's lead pencils, round: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per gross.

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$2. 88 Fred A. vSchmidi, Washington, D. C do.... 2. 70 do.... 2.65 Do : do.... 2.40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 2. 42 Do do.... 2.67 Item 2. —A. W. p-aber's lead pencils, hexagon:

Detre 6c Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do...

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4.40 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do.... 3. 50 do.... 3-25 Do do...

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3.00 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 3.02 Do ......do.... 3- 28 Item 3. —A. W. Faber's pencils, all red: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 5-40 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do...

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5-40 Do do...

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3-38 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... 5-25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 5.'28 Item 4.—A. W. Faber's pencils, all blue: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do...

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5- 40 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do.... 5. 10 Do do. .. 3.38 do... 4- 50 do... 4-52 Item 5. —A. W. Faber's pencils, all green: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 5.40 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do.... 5- 10
26o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 5. —A. \V. Faber's pencils, all green—Continued. Fred A Schmidt Washington I) C ^3- K- Morrison Paper Conijiany, Wasliington D C do 4- 50 R. Carter Hallantyne, Washington, I). C do 4- 52 Item 6. —Dixon's American gra])hite i)eneils, round: Detre & Blackburn I'hiladelphia I'.a do 3- 44

R. P. Andrews i\: Co., Washington, D. C do 3- 40 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Wasliington, I). C do 3- 42 Item 7. —Dixon's American grapliite pencils, ht-xagon:

4. 78 R. P. Andrews Co., Washington D C .do Geo. K. Muth tSj. Co., Washington, D. C do.. . 4. 75 Item S. —Di.xon's "Carteret" pencils, No. 302: Detre Jilackburn Philadelphia I'a. do 3- 34 do 3- 07

3.08 F Morrison Paper Companj^ Washington D C do 3. 00 Do do 2 7n R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do . 2. 72 Do do 3. 02 Do do 2 7? Item 9.— Dixon's American graphite pencils, all red:

^. Detre & Blackbiirn Philadelphia Pa do R P Andrews & Co Washington DC. do O- / J Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 76 Item 10. —Dixon'.s American graphite pencils, all blue: Detre & Blackburn Philadelphia Pa do 5- /2 R P Andrews & Co Washington D C do 5- 75 Geo F Muth & Co Washington D C do 0- /o Item II. —Dixon's American graphite pencils, all green:

. . . do 7? R P Andrews & Co Washington, DC... . . do

Geo. F. Muth & Co , Washington, D. C do 5.76 Item 12. —Dixon's American graphite lumber pencils, black: Detre & Blackburn Philadelphia Pa do =5 40 R P Andrews & Co Washington D C do -5 84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington. D. C do. .. . 3.86 Item 13.—Dixon's American graphite lumber pencils, red:

6. 84 R P Andrews & Co Washington DC do. .. 6. 90 Geo F Muth & Co Washington DC . do 6. 92 Item 14. —Eagle lead penciLs, hexagon, black, Nos. i to 5: do , 4. 00

C. S. Brai.sted, New York, N. Y do 3-92 Item 15. —Eagle lead pencils, round, black, Nos. i to 5:

3. 25 C S Braisted New York NY. . . do 2. 88 Item 16. —Eagle lead pencils, blue, red, and green: C S Braisted, New York, N. Y do 3. 00 Do do.... 3. 00 Item 17.—Eagle automatic pencils, No. 865: C S Braisted New York N. Y . . per dozen . . I. 50 Item 18.—Copying leads for Eagle atitomatic pencils. No. 865: Q g Braisted New York NY per gross.

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14. 40 Item 19. —Eagle crown penholdens. No. i: C S Braisted New York N Y per dozen . . • 29 Item 20. —Eagle crown penholder.s. No. 2: C S Braisted New York N Y do.... • 32 Item 21. —Eagle crown penholders. No. 3: C S Braisted New York N Y do.... •36 Item 22. —E- Faber's penholders. No. 267: do...

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•35 do...

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•31 Item 23.—E. Faber's penholders, No. 268: E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... .40 do.... •34
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 261

Item 24.—E. Faber's penholders, N0.269. E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C , per dozen . . $0. 45 R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C . .do 37 Item 25.—Eagle ink and pencil erasers, small: Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C... do 60 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 55

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 49 Item 26.—Eagle ink and pencil erasers, medium:

E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 90

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 60 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 87 Item 27.—Eagle ink and pencil erasers, large: Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 20 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 95

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 85 Item 2S. — Eagle rubber erasers, 12 to pound:

E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C. per pound. . . 80

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 70 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 71 Item 29. —Eagle penholders, No. 2410: E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C .per gross. . i. 75

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do. ... 1.59 R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 1.65 Item 30.—Eagle penholders. No. 341 1: E. Morri-son Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... 2.20

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do i. 86 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D.C do. ... 1.91 Item 31.—Eagle penholders, No. 4712: E. Morrison Paper Companj-, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 30

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 2. 06 R. Carter Ballant^me, Wa.shington, D. C do 2. 12 Item 32. —Davidson's velvet erasive rubber, No. 12: E. Morri.son Paper Company, Washington, D. C per pound. . i. 20 Item 33. —McGill's round-head paper fa.steners. No. i: R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C per box of 100. . . 08 Item 34. —McGill's round-head paper fasteners, No. 2: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 093 Item 35. —Underwood's Egj'ptian black ink: ^ The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y per quart. . . 45 R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do 435 Item 36. —Underwood's chemical writing ink: The Manhattan vSupply Company, New York, N. Y do .60 R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C do 62 Item 37. —Underwood's carmine ink: The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 70 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D.C. do. ... i. 45 Item 38.—Arnold's writing fluid: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 34 Item 39.—Thomas's black writing ink: R.Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... .31 Item 40.—Maynard & Noyes's writing ink: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 30 Item 41.—Carter's writing fluid: R. Carter Ballantj'ne, Washington, D. C do 375 Item 42. —Sanford's combined writing and copying fluid: R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do 51 Item 43.—E. Faber's rubber bands. No. 33, Ys inch: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per gross. . .475 E. Morri.son Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 54 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 54 Item44.—E. Faber's rubber bands, as.sorted.sizes (Nos.30, 31, 32, and33, H-inch,in each gross): Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per gross. . •. 404 E. Morrison Paper Company, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . .46 R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do 46
262 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 45.—K. Faber's rubber bands, No. 0, ^^{-inch:

|o. 475 do.... • 54 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do...

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•54 Item 46. —E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 0, J^-inch:

• 95 do...

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1.08 do ... i.aS Item 47.

H. Faber's rubber bands, No. 000, i^-inch: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, I'a • 712

.81 .81 Item 48. —E. Faber's rubber bands. No. 17:

. 166

• 17 do.... . 169 Item 49. —E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 10: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do...

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.oS do. .. . . 10 .09 Item 50. —Rubber bands, No. 33, ^-inch: (No propo.sals received.) Item 51. —Rubber bands, assorted sizes, Nos. 30, 31, 32, 33, Ya-iuch in eacli gro.ss: (No proposals received.) Item 52. —Rubber bands, No. o, ^-inch: (No propo.sals received.) Item 53.—Rubber bands, No.o, ^-inch: (No proposals received.) Item 54. —Rubber bands. No. 000, ^^-inch: (No proposals received.) Item 55. —Rubber band.s. No. 17: (No propo.sals received.) Item 56. —Rubber bands. No. 10: (No proposals received.) Item 57. —E. Faber's ink eraser and paper cleaner, No. 12: E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . 14.40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, U. C do. ... 13. 30 Item 58. —Gillott's steel pens. No. 303: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 70 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 69 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 687 Item 59.—Gillott's steel pens. No. 404: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 38 Fred A. vSchmidt, Washington, D.C do 372 R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do 3725 Item 60. —Spencerian steel pens. No. i: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 64 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 649 Item 61. —Spencerian steel pens. No. 2: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 64 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 649 Item 62.—Spencerian steel pens. No. 3: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 64 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 649 Item 63. —.Spencerian steel pens. No. 24: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 64 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 649 Item 64. —Esterbrook's .steel pens, N0.04S: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 36 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 379 Item 65. —Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 2: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 379 Item 66. —Esterbrook's .steel pens. No. 183: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 485 Item 67.—Esterbrook's .steel pens. No. 2S4: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa , do 46 R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do 4S5
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 263

Item 6S.—Ksterbrook's steel pens, No. 314: R. Carter Ballant3-ne, Washington, D. C per gross. . $0. 485 Item 69. —Eagle Pencil Company's steel pens, No. E 10: ^

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 27 R. Carter Ballant^-ne, Washington, D. C do. . . .32 Item 70.—Eagle Pencil Company's .steel pens, No. E 170: C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do. .

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R. Carter BallantN-ne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 71. —Eagle Pencil Companj-'s steel pen.s, No. E 170: C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do.

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R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 72. —I^yon's steel pen.s, No. 5, stub: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 73. —I^yon's steel pens. No. 5, ground point: R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 74. —Miller Brothers' steel pens, No. 4: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington. D. C do. .

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Item 75. —Inkstands, 2j^-inch, square:

R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C per dozen

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Item 76. —Inkstands, 2^^-inch, round:

R. Carter Ballantj-ne, AVashington, D. C do. ,

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Item 77. —Sponge cups:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 78. —Mucilage reser\'oirs, emptj-, No. 6: Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. .

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R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Wa.shington, D. C do. .

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Item 79. —Erasers, knife-blade, white handles: Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. .

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R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .

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Item 80. —Rulers, boxwood, 15-inch, brass edge:

E. Morrison Paper Company-, Washington, D. C do. .

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R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item Sr.—Shears, lo-inch: James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do. .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do... R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 82.—Wa.stebaskets: Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do... R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item S3.—Bone folders: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do... Item 84.—Tracing linen, yard wide: Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C per yard. Do do... Geo. F. Muth & Co., W^ashington, D. C do. .

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Do do... R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

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R. P. Clarke & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. .

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Item 85. —Blue and white bonnet board, i-j^ by 23I/8 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per sheet. Item 86. —White ash anthracite coal:

J. Maury Dove, Washington, D. C per ton. John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C ; do. .

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Chas. Werner, Washington, D. C do. .

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^ John B. Daish, Washington, D. C.- do. .

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Item 87.—George's Creek coal: Davis Coal and Coke Company, Baltimore, Md do. .

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J. Maur>' Dove, Washington, D. C do. .

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John P. Agnew & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. .

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Chas. Werner, Washington, D. C do... Item 88.—Ice: American Ice Company, Washington, I>. C .per 100 pounds. . . 185
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Item 89.—Oats: W M Gait & Co Washino^toii D C Si. 19 John B Daish Washino"ton D C do 1. 09 Herl)ert P Pillsbury Washington D C do I. 24 Item 90. —Corn meal: W M Gait & Co Washington D C do .90 John B Daish Washington D C do • 935 Herbert P Pillsbury Washington D C do 1.00 Item 91. —Bran: W M Gait & Co Washington D C do .90 John B Daish W^ashington D C do So Herbert P Pillsbury Washington D C, do • 92 Item 92. —Corn* W M Gait & Co Washington D C do • 90 John B Daish Washington D C do . "8 Herbert P Pillsbury ^Vashington D C do • 90 Item 93. —Hay: W M Gait & Co Washington D C do .81 John B Daish W^ashington D C do / /o Herbert P Pillsbury W^ashington D C do • 05 Item 94. —Straw: W M Gait & Co Washington D C do • 795 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C ..do Herbert P. Pillsburj^ Washington, D. C .do. ..

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.So Item 93. —Flaxseed meal: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 3. 00 3.00 do.... 4. 00 Item 96.—Spring dividers, 5-inch: F P May & Co Washington D C 4. So James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 5-64 Rudolph West & Co Washington D C do 6-T. aR4'' Item 97. —W^ing dividers, lo-inch* John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do 2. 98 F P May & Co Washington D C do James B I^ambie "Washington D C do 2.9 nS9"i Rudolph West & Co Washington D C do 2,50 Item 9S. —Bookbinders' hammers: The W. 0. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do 7- 15 Rudolph W^est & Co ^Vashin<'ton D C do 16. 30

j^^j^^ (^(^ Shoe knives T^o 3* John B Fspey Washington D C do • 75 F P May & Co Washington D C do • 70 James B I,ambie Washinoi;on D C do 78 Rudolph West & Co W^ashington D C do • 04 Item 100.—lyignum-vitcG mallets: F P May & Co Washington D C do 4- 50 James B lyambie "Washington D C do 4- 45 Southern Printers' Supply Company Washington D C do 7- 695 John B Fspe^* Washington D C do 12. 77 dodo 7.9S Rudolph \\'est iSc Co Washing-ton D C do 9- 30 Item 102, —IM*)iil<c\' wrenches, S-iiich: John B Fspe\' W^asliington D C do 5- 49 do 5- 92 F I' Ara\' & Co W-ashino-ton I) C do 77 o- /o J'mus 1! I'liiiliic W'lshiiio'ton I) C do D- 4^* Cn\ l(. r Alolilcr Baltimore Md do 5- 99 Rudolph \\'est & Co Washington D C do 5- 4'-* Item i'',v —^tc^iikey wrenches, lo-inch: John ]} F,spev Washington DC do 6. 59 do.... 7. 10 do... 6.87 do... . 6. 59 CuN k r .S: Mohlcr, Baltimore, Md do.... 8.17 do.... 6.50
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Item 104.—;Monke3' wrenches, 12-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $7.69 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, X. Y do 8. 28 F. P. May & Co., Washington. D. C do 8. 00 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 7.68 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 9. 49 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 7.50 Item 105.—Monkej- wrenches, 14-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 13. 19 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C .do. . . 13. 78 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 13. 17 Cuj-ler & ]Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 16. 34 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, D. C do 12. 90 Item 106. —Stillsou wrenches, S-inch: John B. Espe3', Washington. D. C do. ... 9. 59 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 10. 80

F. P.May & Co., Washington. D. C, do 10.80 Thos. Somers-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do 10. 80 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. .. . 9. 48 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .• do. . . . 10.67 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 10. 00 Item 107. —vStillson wrenches, ID-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 10. 79 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 12. 10 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12. 15 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 12. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 10.69 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 11. 87 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C • do 11. 30 Item loS. —Stillson wrenches, iS-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 19. 19 W.J. Schaefer & Co., New York. X. Y do. . . 21. 60

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 21. 60 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, I). C do. . . . 21.60 James 3. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 14. 58 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, Md do 20. 85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 20. 60 Item 109. —Steel-wire brads, ^^-inch, Xo. iS: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C per pound. . . 117 F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C , do 17 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 15 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 Item 110. —Steel-wire brads, 5+-inch, Xo. iS: John B. Espej', Wa.shington, D. C do 094

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 10 James B. Lanibie, Washington, D. C do 12 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 09 Item nr.—Steel-wire brads, i-inch, Xo. iS: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 078

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do . . . .07 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 09 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 08 Item 112. —Steel-wire brads, ij^-inch, Xo. 16: John B. E.spey, Washington, D. C do . . . 061

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 065 James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C ; do ... .07 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D .C do 064 Item 113.—Steel-wire brads, ^-inch, Xo. 17: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C .do 083

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 09 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 085 Item 114.—Steel-wire fini.shing nails, 4d.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C per keg. . 4. 15 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do.... 3.60 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 4.45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 4 - to
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Item 115.—Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C $3- 95

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C 1 OK J- yj James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 1 IK J- 00 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 4- 35 Riidolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1 QO Item 116. —Steel-wire finishing nails, Sd.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 3- 05

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 85 James U. F^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 3- 25

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R\id()lpli, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do \ 82 Item 117. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d. : John B. Fspev, Wasliington, D. C do 3. 70

F. P. May & Co., Wasliington, 1). C do. ..

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3. 70 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 3. ID Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. .. Item 118.—Steel-wire flat-head nails, 8d. : John B. Fspej', Washington, D. C do 3. 60

F. P. May cSc Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

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3. 60 James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 3- '-'5 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington D. C do 3.56 Item 119. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, lod.: do. ..

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3. 55

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do...

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3. 55 do. ..

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3. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. . 3. 52 Item 120. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 2od.: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do...

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3. 50

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do...

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3. 50 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ..

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2. 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C . do. .. . 3. 47 Item 121. — Steel-wire flat-head nails, 3od.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do.... 3. 50

F. P. May & Co.. Washington, D. C do.... 3. 50 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ..

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2. 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

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3. 45 Item 122. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 4od.: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do... . 3. 50

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. . 3. 50 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do.... 2. 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, I). C do. .. . 3.43 Item 123. —Steel cut nails, 8d.: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do.... 2. 85

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 3. 10 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do 2.85 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do... . 2.80 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. . 2. 83 Item 124. —Files, taper saw, 3-inch: John B. Espev, Wa.shington, D.C per dozen. . .42 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do.... •57 do.... .42 do.... .42 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do.... .78 do...

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• 52 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .46 Item 125. —Files, taper saw, 3-inch, slim: do. ..

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.42

\ do.... •57 do.... .42 do... • 50 do.... .96 do.... • 52 do...

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.46 Item 126. —Files, taper saw, 3^-inch:

do.... .42 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .57

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Item 126. —Files, taper saw, 3^ inch—Continued. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C ^ per dozen. . $0.42 Arthur \V. Morse, New York, N. Y ^ do. . . . .96 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do* • • .52 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 46 Item 127.—Files, taper saw, 4-inch: John B. Fspe3% Washington, D. C do. . . . .44 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 59 F. P. May & Co., W^ashington, D. C do 44 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . .44 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. . . . .96 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... .55 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 48 Item 128. —Files, taper saw, 4^-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do .48 W. J. vSchaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 65

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 48 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .48 Arthur W. Mor.se, New York, N. Y do.... 1. 12 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... .60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 52 Item 129. —Files, taper saw, 5-inch: John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do ... .52 W.J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 70 F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 52 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do .52 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. . . . i. 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... .65 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 57 Item 130. —Files, taper saw, 6-inch: John B.Espej', Washington, D. C do. ... .68 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 92

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 68 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .68 Arthur W. Mor.se, New York, N. Y do.. . 1.92 Cuyler 8c IMohler, Baltimore, Md .do. ... .85 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C. do 76 Item 131. —Files, warding, 3-inch: John B. Fspey, W^ashington, D. C do. ... .80 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N.Y do.... 1.08

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do So James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .80 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., W^ashington, D.C do 88 Item 132. —Files, warding, 4-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 80 W.J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... i. 08

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 80 James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... .80 Arthur W, Morse, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do. . . . .88 Item 133. —Files, warding, 5-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... .90 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... i. 20

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D.C do 90 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .90 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.. . 1.22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 99 Item 134.—Files, warding, 6-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . . .98 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N.Y do 1.32

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 98 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D.C do .98 Arthur W, Morse, New York, N. Y ao ... 2. 24
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Item 134.—Files, warding, 6-inch—Continued.

Ciiyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md per dozen. . $1.22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.08 Item 135.— Files, smooth, flat, 6-inch, safe edge: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 12 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y '. do 1.43 F. P. May & Co, Washington, D. C do i. 12 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do.... 1. 12 Arthur W. Mor.se, New York, N. Y do 2.60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.32 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.23 Item 136. — Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, safe edge: John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do... . 2.70 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 26 F. P. May & Co., Washington, 1). C do. ... 2. 70 James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D.C do. . . . 2. 68 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 72 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 3. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.96 Item 137. —Files, smooth, round, 3-inch: John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 78 W. J. vSchaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 1.05

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 78 James B. I.,ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . .So Arthur W. Morse, New York, N Y do 2.00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do .97 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 85 Item 138.—Files, smooth, round, 6-inch: John B. Fspey, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... .90 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 20 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 90 James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .90 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1. 12 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 99 Item 139. —Files, smooth, half-round, 6-inch: ^ John B. Espej^ Washington, D. C do. ... 1.42 W. J. Schaefer & Co, New York, N. Y do 1.92 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do i. 42 James B. lyambie, Wa.shington, D. C do... . 1.41 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do 2.56 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 77 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.56 Item 140. —Files, smooth, half-round, 8-inch: John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 1.78 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 2.40

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 78 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do 1. 77 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do 3.44 Cuyler & Mohlei", Baltimore, Md do. . . . 2. 22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 96 Item 141. —Files, .smooth, half-round, lo-inch: John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 14 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 88

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 2. 14 James B. I,ambie, Wa.shington, D.C do 2. 12 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do 4.64 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2.68 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.35 Item 142. —Files, mill saw, 8-inch: John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do .96 W. J. .Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 25 F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 86 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .96 Arthur W. Mor.se, New York, N. Y do 2.32 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1.07 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. .96
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Item 143. —Files, mill saw, lo-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $i. 26 W. J. Schaeier & Co., New York, N. Y r> do 1.62 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 12 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do i. 25 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 04 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1.40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C . do i. 22 Item 144. —B'iles, mill saw, 12-inch: John B. Fspej', Washington, D. C do 1.68 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 16 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 50 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 67 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 32 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 87 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 64 Item 145. —Files, flat bastard, 6-inch: John B. Espe}-, Washington, D. C do. ... .86 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do i . 16 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 86 James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do .86 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 08 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 96 Item 146. —P'iles, flat bastard, 8-inch: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C .• do. ... i. 06 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 43

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.06 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 06 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 72 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 32 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 16 Item 147. —Files, flat bastard, lo-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... i .40 - W.J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 1.89

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 1.40 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 39 Arthur W. ^Nlorse, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 76 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 75 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... i. 52 Item 14S. —Files, flat bastard, 12-inch: John B. Espej-, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 94 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 2.61

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 1.94 James B. L,ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do. .. . 1.93 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. ... 5.36 Cuyler & INIohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2.42 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 2. 13 Item 149. —Files, flat bastard, 14-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. .. . 2.66 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 59

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.66 James B. J^ambie, Washington, D. C do. .. . 2.64 Arthur W. Mor.se, New York, N. Y do. ... 7.60 Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 3. 32 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 90 Item 150. — Files, round bastard, 6-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . . .70 W. J. Schaefer & Co.. New York, N. Y do 94

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 90 James B. I,ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... .70 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y ; do. ... 2. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 87 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 78 Item 151.—Files, round bastard, 8-incli: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 86 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 16
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Item 151. —Files, round bastard, S-incli —Continued,

F. P. May & Co., Washinsrton, D. C $i.oS James B. lyambie, Washins^ton, I). C do.... .86 Arthur W. Moise, New 2. 72 York, N. Y do...

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Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md 1.07 Rudolph, West 6c Co., Wasliinnton, J). C do.... .96 Item 152. —Files, round l)astard, lo-inch: John B. K-spey, Washington, I). C do...

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I. 12 W. J. Schaefer cS:: Co., New York, N. Y do....

F. P. May ^S: Co., Washington, I). C do. .. . 1.28 James P.. I.ambic, Wasliinj^ton, I). C do... 1 . 12 Arthur W. Mor.se, New York, N. Y do.... 3-76 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... I. 40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, L). C do...

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I. 22 Item 153- —Files, routid bastard, 12-inch: John ]{. Espey, Wasliiugton, U. C do... 1.50 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New Yoi-k, N. Y do... . 2. 03

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 1.50 do.... 1.49 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do.... 5.36 do ... 1.87 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, U. C do.... 1.64 Item 154. —Files, half-round bastard, 6-inch:

I. 22 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 1.65 do.... I. 22 do. ..

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I. 22 2.56 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md ... do...

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1.52 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.32 Item 155, —Files, half-round bastard, 8-inch: do.... 1.50 do ... 2.03

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

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1.50 do.... 1.49 do 5-44 do 1.87 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 1.63 Item 156.—Files, half-round bastard, lo-inch: do ... 1.82 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 2. 46

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C . do...

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1.82 do 1.80 Arthur W. Mor.se, New York, N. Y do 4.64 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2. 27 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 2. 00 Item 157.—Files, half-round bastard, 12-inch: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do.... 2.36 W. J. vSchaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 3- 19 F\ P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

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2.36 do 2. 35 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y , . . . do. . . . 6. 24 do 2-95 do 2. 58 Iteni 158.—F'iles, .square bastard, 6-inch: do. ..

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•92 do.... I. 24 do. .. . .92

.92

2. GO do I- 15

I. 01 Item 159. —Files, square bastard, 8-inch: do.... I. 10 do... . 1.49 do... . 1.26
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Item 159. —Files, square bastard, 8-inch—Continued. James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $i. lo Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y .> do. . . . 2. 72 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . i. 37 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.20 Item 160. —Files, square bastard, lo-inch: John B. FvSpey, Washington, D. C do 1.48 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 1.99 F. P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 48 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 1.49 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do 3.76 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.85 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do i. 62 Item 161. —Files, square ba.stard, 12-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 2.04 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 2. 77

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 04 James B. I.,ambie, Washington, D.C do. . . . 2. 05 Arthur W. Morse, New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2.55 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 24 Item 162.—Screws, iron, flathead, ^-inch. No. 5: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C per gro.ss. . .11 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 12 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 11 Item 163. —Screws, iron, flathead. No. 5: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do 12 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 13 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 13 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 Item T64.—Screws, iron, flathead, i-inch, No. 5: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do . . .137

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

' do 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 14 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 14 Item 165. —Screws, iron, flathead, 5<;-i"ch, No. 6: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do .133

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 15 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C .do 14 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 137 Item 166. —ScreVvs, iron, flathead, i-inch. No. 6: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 15 F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 17 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 16 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 155 Item 167. —Screws, iron, flathead, %-inch. No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 152 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 17 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 16 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 156 Item 168.—Screws, iron, flathead. No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 158 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 17 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 17 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C : do 164 Item 169. —Screws, iron, flathead, i-inch. No. 8: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 169 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 19 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 18 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 175 Item 170. —Screws, iron, flathead, i^-inch, No. 8: John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do 195 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 21 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 20 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do iy5
272 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 171. —Screws, iron, flathead, 1^2 inch, No. S: John B. E-spey, A\'ashingtoii, U. C per gross. . $0. 201 F. P. May 6c Co, Washington, D. C do 23 James B. I.ambie, Washington, D. C do 22 Kiidnlpli, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 21 Item 17J. —Screws, iion, flathead, i)4-inch, No. 8: John ]{. l-;s])ey, Washint^ton, I). C do 247

F. r. May 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 27 James H. I,aml)ie, Washington, D. C do 25 Riulolpli, West 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 25 Item 17 V —Screw s, iron, flathead, 2-inch, No. S: John ]{. Ivspey, Wasliington, U. C do 257 F. P. May 6c Co., Wasliington, D. C do 29 James B. I.anibit., Washington, D. C do 27 Ru(h>lph, Wes 6c Co., Washing on, D. C do 265 Item 17). Screws, iron, flathead, i-inch. No. lo: Jolm B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 20

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 22 James B. Ivambie, Washington, D. C do 21 Rndolph, West & Co., Washington, I). C do 20 Item 175.—Screws, iron, flathead, i%-\\\ch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 21 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do...'. .23 James B. Lambie, W'ashington, U. C do 22 Rndolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 21 Item 176. —Screws, iron, flathead, ij^-inch. No. 10: John B. Espey, W^ashington, D. C do 23 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 25 James B. I,anibie, Washington, D. C do 24 Rndolph, W"e.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 23 Item 177. —Screws, iron, flathead, i^-inch. No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 25

F'. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 29 James B. I.,ambie, Washington, D. C do 27 Rndolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 265 Item 178. —.Screws, iron, flathead, 2-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C .do 27

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 31 James B.Lambie, W^a.shington, D. C do 29 Rudolph, West & Co., W^a.shington, D. C do 28 Item 179.—Screws, iron, flathead, 2i<(-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 30

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 34 James BI Lambie, Washington, D. C do 32 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 31 Item 180.—Screws, iron, flathead, 23^-inch, No. 10: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do 36

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 40 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 38 Rudolph, West 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 375 Item iSi. —Screws, iron, flathead, 25^-inch, No. lo: John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do 42

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 46 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 43 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 43 Item 182. —Screws, iron, flathead, i-inch. No. 12: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do... .22

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 24 James B. Lambie, W'ashington, D. C do 23 Rudolph, West 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 22 Item 1S3. —Screws, iron, flathead, i^^-inch. No. 12: John P>. P'spey, Wa.shington, D. C do 24 F. I'. :\Iay 6t Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 26 James B. T.ambie, Washington, D. C do 23 Rudolph, West 6c Co., Wa.shington, D. C .-. .do 25 Item 1S4. —Screws, iron, flathead, i^^-inch. No. 12: John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do. . . .26
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Item 1S4.—Screws, iron, flathead, i^^o-inch. No. 12—Continued.

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per gro.ss. . $0. 29 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 28 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C :

' do 27 Item 1S5. —Screws, iron, flathead, i^-inch, No. 12: John B. Espe3'. Washington, D. C do 29 F. P. Maj- & Co.. Washington, D. C do 33 James B. I,anibie, Washington, D. C do 31 Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C do 30 Item 1S6. —Screws, iron, flathead, 2-inch, No. 12: John B. Espe^-, Washington, D. C do. . . . .31

F. P. May & Co., Washirtgton, D. C do 34 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 32 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 32 Item 1S7.— Screws, iron, flathead, 2i4;-inch, No. 12: John B. Espej-, Washington, D. C do 33

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 38 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 37 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 35 Item 18S.—Screws, iron, flathead, 2^-inch, No. 12 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 44

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 48 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 44 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 45 Item 1S9. —Screws, iron, flathead, 54-i"ch, No. 14 : John B. Espej-, Washington, D. C do ... . .21 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 24 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 23 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 22 Item iQo. —Screws, iron, flathead, i J^-inch, No. 14 ; John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 32

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 36 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 35 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do .34 Item 191. —Screws, iron, flathead, i^-inch. No. 14 : John B. Espej-, Washington, D. C do 34

F. P. :May & Co., Washington, D. C do 39 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 37 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 36 Item 192.—Screws, iron, flathead, 2-inch, No. 14 : John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 39

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . . 45 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 42 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 42 Item 193. —Screws, iron, flathead, 214-inch, No. 14: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 45

F'. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 50 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 47 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 46 Item 194. —Brass oilers, J^-pint, lo-inch .spout: F. P. Ma^- & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . 5. 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 4. 85 Item 195. —Brass spouts, 18 inches long, for ^-pint brass oilers:

F. P. Maj- & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 50 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 3. 98 Item 196. —Brass oilers, i-gill: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do i. 10 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 76 Item 197.—Bfack pipe, 6-inch: Thos. Somerv-ille & Sons. Wa.shington, D. C per foot. . . 96 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 90 Item 198.— Black pipe, 5-inch: Thos. Somer\nlle & Sons, Washington, D. C : .do 74 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 695 S. Doc 19 j8
274 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRiNTER.

Item 199. —Black pipe, 4-inch:

Tlios. Soinerville & Sons, Washiii<^ton, D. C per foot. Cuykr cS: Mohlcr, Baltiniore, Md do. .

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Item 200. —Black pipe, 3^-inch: Thos. Somerville & .Soils, Wa.shiiigton, D. C do.

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Cuyk r & .Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .. Item joi. —Black ])i])c, 3-inch:

'I'lios. Somerville .Sc Sons, Washi ngton, D. C do...

Ciiyler ]\Tolik r, Baltimore, INId do. .

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Item 20J. —Black pipe, 2^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler 6t Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .. Item 203. —Black pipe, 2-inch: Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .. Item 204. —Black pipe, i ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler iSi Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 205. —Black pipe, i^-inch: Thos. .Somerville 6c Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .. Item 206. —Black pipe, i-inch: Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler {t Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 207. —Black pipe, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C ; do. .

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Ciiv ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 20S. —Black pipe, 5^-inch; Thos. .Somei-ville & .Son.s, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnj ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .. Item 2og. —Black pipe, %-inch:

Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, U. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .. Item 210. —Black pipe, 34-inch: Thos. .Somerville & .Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do. .

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Ciiyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 211. —Black pipe, extra heavy, 4-inch: Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnj^ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 212. —Black pipe, extra heavy, 3^-inch: Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 213. —Black pipe, extra heavy, 3-inch: Thos. .Somerville & .Son.s, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 214. —Black pipe, extra heavy, 2-inch: Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . Item 215. —Black pipe, extra heavy, i^^-inch: Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 216. —Galvanized pipe, 4-inch: Thos. .Somerville & Son.s, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 217. —Salvanized pipe, 3-inch: Thos. .Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do.

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 21S. —Galvanized pipe, 2-inch: Thos. .Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 219.—Galvanized pipe, i>^-inch: Thos. .Somerville & .Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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Item 220. —Galvanized pipe, i^-inch: Thos. .Somerville & .Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do. .

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Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. .

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133
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 221.—Galvanized pipe, i-inch:

$0. 105 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md 7> do .097 Item 222.—Galvanized pipe, 3^ -inch: do. .. • 075 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md • do... . .07 Item 223.—Galvanized pipe, J^-inch: Thos. Somerv'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... .063 Cuvler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... .058 Item 224. —Black steam elbows, 6-inch:

10. 92 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... 10. 88 Item 225. —Black steam elbows, 5-inch: Thos. Somerx-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ..

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7.92 do.... 7.92 Item 226.—Black steam elbows, 4-inch: do.... 4.80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... 4.80 Item 227.-^Black steam elbows, 35^ inch: Thos. Somen.-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 4. 20 Cuvler & ]\Iohler, Baltimore, Md do... 4. 20 Item 228.—Black steam elbows, 3-inch: Thos. Somervnlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 3.00 Cuvler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... 3.00 Item 229. —Black steam elbows, 2>^-inch: do.... 2. 04 Cuvler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... 2.04 Item 230. —Black steam elbows, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do... 1. 14 do.... I. 20 Item 231.—Black steam elbows, i^-inch: Thos. Sonier\'ille & vSons, Washington, D. C do.... .792 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... .84 Item 232. —Black steam elbows, ii<j!-inch: Thos. Somer\'ille & Son.s, Washington, D. C do.... .636 do.... .66 Item 233. —Black steam elbows, i-inch: Thos. Somer\alle & Sons, Washington, D. C .42 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... •45 Item 234.—Black steam elbows, 5<I-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C , do.. • 324 do...

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•33 Item 235.— Black steam elbows, }^-inch:

• 24 do.... •25 Item 236. —Black steam elbows, %-inch: Thos. Somer^nlle & Sons, Washington, D. C , do.... . 204 Cuvler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... . 20 Item 237. —Black steam elbows, ^-inch:

. 204 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... . 20 Item 238.—Galvanized elbows, 4-inch:

9. 60 do.... 9. 60 Item 239. —Galvanized elbows, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C . do.... 6. 00

6. 00 Item 240. —Galvanized elbows, 2^-inch : Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 4.08 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md '. do...

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4. 08 Item 241. —Galvanized elbows, 2-inch : Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C

Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... 2. 40 Item 242.—Galvanized elbows, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do...

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1.584

1.68
276 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 243.—Galvanized elbows, i3<(-inch: Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $1. 272 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.32 Item 244.—Galvanized elbows, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 84 Cnyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 90 Item 245. —Galvanized elbows, ^^^-inch: Thos. vSonierville & Sons, Washington, U. C do 648 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do .66 Item 246. —Galvanized elbows, %-\nch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 48 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 5b Item 247. —Black steam tee.s, 6-inch: Thos. Somerville & vSon.s, Washington, D. C do. ... 18. 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 15. 84 Item 24S. —Black steam tees, 5-inch: Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 12.00 Cuyler iSi Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 11.88 Item 249. —Black steam tees, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 6.96 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 6.93 Item 250. —Black .steam tees, 3^-inch: Thos. Somerville & vSons, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 6. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md ' do. ... 4. 95 Item 251.—Black steam tee.s, 3-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. 32 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 4. 32 Item 252. —Black steam tee.s, 2^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 88 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 3. 00 Item 253. —Black steam tees, 2-inch: Thos. .Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 62 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 59 Item 254.—Black steam tee.s, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 1. 152 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 20 Item 255.—Black steam tees, ii4;-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 936 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 89 Item 256. —Black steam tees, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 65 Item 257. —Black steam tees, 54-i"ch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 48 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 50 Item 258. —Black steam tees, J'2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 40 Item 259. — Black steam tees, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 38 Item 260.—Black steam tees, ^-inch: Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 38 Item 261.—Galvanized tees, 3-inch: Thos. .Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 8. 64 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do S.64 Item 262. —Galvanized tees, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 13. So Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 14.00 Item 263. —Galvanized tees, 23^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 5. 76 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 6.00 Item 264. —Galvanized tees, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3. 20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 277

Item 265.—Galvanized tees, r><-inch:

$2. 28

2. 40 Item 266. —Galvanized tees, i^-incli^

r\r\ 1.872

rlr> T Sn I. 00 Item 267. —Galvanized tees, i-incli:

I. 20 An 1. 30 Item 268. —Galvanized tees, ^-inch: An .96

Ar^ I. 00 Item 269.—Galvanized tees, J^-inch:

Ar^

• 72 A^ . 80 Item 270. —Blacli flange unions, 6-incli: do 15.60

Ar-x 15-96 Item 271.—Black flange unions, 5"incli: An 12. 48

Ar^ 12. 00 Item 272. —Black flange unions, 4"incli: do 8 28 Cuvler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... 8.40 Item 273* —Black flange unions, 3/^"^^^^!^* do 7. 08

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7. 20 Item 274- —Black flange unions, 3-incli: An 5.88

5-99 An

Item 275- —Black flange unions, 2/^-incli! An 4.92 An 4- 95 Item 276. —Black flange unions, 2-incli; An 3-96 A^ 3-96 Item 277- —Black flange unions, i^-inch:

3. 084 2.99 Item 278. —Black flange unions, i^-incli: An 2.52

2-75 Item 279. —Black flange unions, i-incli: An 2. 04 An 2. 00 Item 280. —Black riglit-and-left couplings, i^-incli: An I. 20 An . 80 Item 2S1. —Black right-and-left couplings, i^-inch: An .90

• 75 Item 282. —Black riglit-and-left couplings, i-incli: Thos. Somerville & Sons, AVasliington, D. C do . 60 An . 60 Item 283. —Black riglit-and-left couplings, 5^-iucli: An •30

• 50 Item 2S4. —Black riglit-and-left couplings, J^-incli: An • 24 •39 Item 285. —Jenkins Brothers' 5^ -inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 5^04 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do... 4.80 Item 286. —Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do...

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5-04 do.. . 5-40
278 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 287. —Jenkins Brothers' J^-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, 1). C per dozen. . $7. 32 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 6. 96 Item 2S8. —Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 13. 20 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltiiuore, Md do 12. 12 Item 289. —Jenkins Brothers' ii4;-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . iS. 72 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 17. 28 Item 290.— Jenkins Brothers' iJ/^-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C .do. ... 25. 80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 23. 96 Item 291. —Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves, bra.ss: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 41. 40 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 37. 80 Item 292. —Jenkins Brothers' 2^-inch globe valves, iron body, yoked, tlireaded: Thos. vSomerville & Son.s, Washington, D. C do. ... 57. 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... 31.84 Item 293.—Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, iron body, v(jkt(l, tlireaded; Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 80.40 Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 72.00 Item 294. —Jenkins Brothers' 35^-inch globe valves, iron bodj-, yoked, flanged: Thos. vSomerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 103. 20 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 94. 75 Item 295. —Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron bod3\ yoked, flanged: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 124. 80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 113.68 Item 296. —Incandescent lamps, i6-candlepower, 120 volts, 50 watts: Western Klectric Company, New York, N. Y each. . . 18 H. C. Roberts Electric vSupply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 15 .Sunbeam Incandescent I,amp Companj', Chicago, 111 do 18 The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company, vSt. Louis, Mo .do. .. .18

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 17 Do do iS National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do 18 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 15 Item 297. —Incandescent lamps, 25-candlepower, 120 volts, 78 watts: Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do 18 H. C. Roberts Electric Suppl}' Company, Philadelphia, Pa do iS .Sunbeam Incandescent Lamp Company, Chicago, 111 do 18 The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Compan3% .St. Louis, Mo do 18

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa . . .do 19 Do do 20 National Electrical .Supplj^ Company, Washington, D. C do. . . .18 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 18 Item 298. —Incandescent lamps, 32-candlepower, 120 volts, too watts: Western Electric Company, New Yoi'k, N. Y do 27 H. C. Roberts Fllectric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 25 Sunbeam Incandescent Lamp Company, Chicago 111 do 27 The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company-, St. Louis, Mo do 27

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 26 Do do 27 National Electrical Supply Companj-, Washington, D. C do 27 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 25 Item 299. —Porcelain cleats, 2-wire: Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y per 100. . 15.00 H. C. Roberts Electric .Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 16. 20

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 9.00 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 16. 20 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 13.00 Item 300. —Hard-rubber bushings for Edi.son .sockets: Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 00 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Companj', Philadelphia, Pa do 50

J. F. Buchaium & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 33 National Electrical .Supply Company, Washington, I). C do 275 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 35
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Item 30T.—Attachment plugs to fit Edison sockets: Western Electric Companj', New York, N. Y each. . $o. 13 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 11

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 12 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do 135 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 11 Item 302. —Key sockets, polished brass, Edison type: Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do 17 H.C.Roberts Electric Supply Company-, Philadelphia, Pa do r45

J. F.Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 147 National Electrical Supply Companj-, Wa.shington, D. C do 148 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 143 Item 303. —Kej-less sockets, polished brass, Edison t5'pe: Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do t6 H. C. Roberts Electriq SuppU- Compam-, Philadelphia, Pa do 15

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 135 National Electrical Supply Company, Wa.shington, D. C do 135 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do. . . .135 Item 304. —Keyless wall sockets, Edison type: Western Electric Companj-, New York, N. Y do 22 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply- Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 20

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 14 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do 18 The Burnet Companj', New York. N. Y do 19 Item 305. —Grimshaw tape, black, ^ inch wide: The Safety In.sulated Wire and Cable Companj', New York, N. Y .per pound . . 40 Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do 65 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 65

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 39 National Electrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do 61 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 60 Item 306. —Pure rubber tape: The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Companj-, New York, N. Y do 55 Western Electric Company, New York, N, Y do 75 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Companj-, Philadelphia, Pa do 45

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 45 National Electrical Supply Companj', Washington, D. C do 65 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do i. 00 Item 307. —Shade holders, 3^-inch, Gleason clamp: The E. F. Brooks Companj', Washington, D. C per gross. , 18. 00 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 3. 50

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 7. 50 National Electrical Supplj- Company, Washington, D. C : do 6. 50 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 8. 00 Item 308. —White porcelain deep shades, 10 inches in diameter: The E. F. Brooks Companj-, Washington, D. C per 100. . 15. 00 H. C.Roberts Electric Supplj- Companj-, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 10.00

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 15. 55 National Electrical Supplj- Companj-, Washington, D. C do. ... 12. 50 The Burnet Companj-, New York, N. Y do. ... 10. 00 Item 309.—Incandescent arc-light carbons, % bj- 12 inches: Western Electric Companj-, New York, N. Y per i, 000 pairs. . 65. 40 National Carbon Companj-, Cleveland, Ohio do. ... 55. 00 H. C. Roberts Electric Supplj' Companj-, Philadelphia, Pa do 60. 00

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 65. 00 National Electrical Supplj- Companj', Washington, D. C do. . . . 61.64 Item 310.—Cut-outs, No. 61465: Western Electric Companj', New York, N. Y each . . .35 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Companj% Philadelphia, Pa do 325

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 32 National Electrical Supply Companj-, Washington, D. C do 293 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 31 Item 311.—Cut-outs, No. 61487: Western Electric Company, New York, N. Y do 90 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 825

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 82
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Item 311.—Cut-outs, No. 614S7—Continued.

National Electrical Supply Company, Wa.shington, D. C each. . $0. 742 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 80 Item 312. —Cut-outs, No. 61243: We.steru Klectric Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 20 H. C. Roberts Klectric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 15

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadeli)hia, Pa

.

.do. ... i. 15 National Rlectrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 035 The Burnet Companj^, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 10 Item 313. —Cut-outs, No. 62S35: Western l^lectric Company, New York, N. Y do 55 H. C. Roberts Electric Svipply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 50

J. P\ Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 30 National Rlectrical Supply Company, Washington, D. C do 45 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do 48 Item 314. —T^amp cord. No. iS, B. & S. gauge: The Safety In.sulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y per yard. . .036 H. C. Roberts Electric {Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .03

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 05 National Electrical Supply Company, Wa.shington, D. C do 036 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do. .. .027 Do do 045 Item 315. —Rubber wire. No. 12: The vSafety Insiilated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y per 100 feet. . i. 37 H.C. Roberts Electric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 35

J. P\ Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 36 Hazard Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 35 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 2. 20 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do i. 25 Item 316. —Rubber wire, No. 10: The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N.Y .do. ... 2. 00 H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . i .75

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 95 Hazard Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 70 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 2. 50 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do. . . 2. 50 Item 317. —Rubber wire. No. 8: The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N.Y do. ... 2. 25 H. C. Roberts Electric .Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa .do. . . . 2. 55

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 20 Hazard Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 40 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 30 The Burnet Companj^ New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 75 Item 318. —Rubber wire. No. 6: The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N.Y do. ... 3. 75 H . C. Roberts Electric Supply Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 3. 85

J. F. Buchanan & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 3. 70 Hazard Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 60 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 70 The Burnet Company, New York, N. Y do.... 4.30 Item 319. —Virginia pine culls, i inch thick: Church & Stephen.sou, Washington, D. C per M feet. . 16. 50 W.T.Galliher & Bro., Washington, D.C do 16.50 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do iS. 50 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, B. C do. ... 18. 00 Item 320. —White-pine shelving, i inch thick, dressed: Church & vStephen.son, Washington, D. C do. . . 29.00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 40.00 Thos. W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 39. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. ... 40. 00 Item 33T. —White-pine selects, 1 inch thick, dressed:

Cliurcli N: Slci)henson, Washington, D. C do.... 52.00 W. T. ('.allDicr Pro., Washington, D.C do 60.00 Tliomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 58.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do.... 56.00 Item 322. —White-pine selects, i J4 inches thick, dressed: Church & Stephenson, AV'ashinglou, D. C do 52.00
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Item 322. —White-pine selects, 1% inches thick, dressed—Continued.

, $60. 00 An 60. 00 An 56. 00 Item 3^3* —AVliite-piiie selects, 2 inclics tliick, dressed 1 An . 52. 00

' do 60.00

. 58. 00

("^ i=tr\ A QVi 0 f-t TXT''. cTi 1 n rrf rM-T f*" do 56. 00 Item 324. —Georgia pine flooring, No. i, inches thick : 44. 00 do 45- 00 An 4.2. 00 do . 40. 00 Item 325. —Cabinet oak, i inch thick, dressed: do 00 W.T.Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do. .. . 55- 00

. 49.00 do • 55- 00 Item 326, —Cabinet oak, ij^ inches thick, dressed:

/^/-> 0. 00 do 55- 00 do . 50. 00

55- 00 Item 327*—Cabinet oak, 2 inches thick, dressed: do 0.00

• 55 00

. 50. 00

• 55- 00 Item 328.—Poplar, dressed to 3^ inch: do 37- 50 An . 38. 00 An • 39- 00 do . 40.00 Item 3^9" —Cherrv, dressed to inch: do . 110.00

. 150. 00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C ^ do. .

.

99. 00 do . 100.00 Item 33^* —Virginia pine, 3 by 4 inches, rough: do 13-50 w. i.^jaiiiner esc x>ro. , vv asn 1 ngton, u. i„ do 14. 00 do 14.00 15.00 Item 33^* —Oeorgia pine, 4 by 6 inches, dressed four sides: 32-50 do 32- 50 do. .

.

• 35- 00 An . 30. 00 Item 332.—Maple, 2 inches thick, rough: Church &. Stephenson, Washington, I), C do 65. 00 WT 'P r*' 0 n 1 Vi i=» t- Tlrr\ Alt7o cTii n rrf i^ii P» do 65. 00

46. 00

• 55- 00 Item 333. —Crash for toweling:

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- 085 Do do. .

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.113 An • 145 R P Clarke Company W^ashington D C do • Do do... .124 Do do... .125 Do do.... .128 Do do... .129 Do .do... 134
282 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Ilein 334. —Bleached cotton, j-ard wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa per yard. Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do. .

.

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. .

.

Do do. .. Do do. .. Item 335. —Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

.

I^nsbnrgh & Bro., Washington, 1). C do. .

.

R. P. Clarke Companj-, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .

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Do do... Item 336.—Bleached cotton, 6-4 wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

.

L,ansbnrgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do Do do. .. Do do Item 337.—Bleached cotton, 9-4 wide: ^ Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do

I,an.sbnrgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do. .

.

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C .do Do do Do , do. .. Item 338.—Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

.

Do

lyansbnrgh & Bro., Wa.shington, D. C. . .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C DoDo

Item 339. —Unbleached cotton, 3^ard wide: Thomas G. Hood & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Do

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.do. .do. Item 342. —Paper cambric, white, in rolls: L,an.sburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do. .

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R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 343. —Alpaca braid: L,ansbnrgh & Bro., W^ashington, D. C do. .

.

R. P. Clarke Company', Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .

.

Do do. .. Do do... Item 344. —Jewelers' cotton, white:

I^an.sbnrgh & Bro., Washington, D. C per poinid.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do. .

.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .

.

Item 345.— Blankets: lyansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C per pair. Do do. .. R. P. Clarke Company, Wa.shington, D. C do. .

.

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115

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Item 346.—Rope, for pres.sing machines:

. $0. 0S7

-075

• 0775

.085 Item 347. —Cotton wrapping cord:

do. .

.

. .107

. 12

- . 105 Item 34S.—Page cord:

• • 185 do. .

.

. 18

. 1825 Item 349. —Hea\-3- twine:

do. .

.

.08%

. 08 do... • -079 do. .

.

.08

. .09 Item 350. —Twine:

• 0975

• -093

. 089

. .09

. II Item 351. —Jute twine. 6-pl3":

• . 105

• -095

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y . do . .

.

-ojVs -095

. 08

. II Item 352. —Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3, 4, 5, or 6 ply:

• 1675 The Universal SuppU- Companj', New York, N. Y do. .

.

-095

. . 14 do... • -149

• • 1025

• .115 letm 353. —Heavy jute twine:

. 1025 -075

• -075 do. .

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• -075

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do. .

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• -079

. .09

. 08 do. .

.

. 08

. .09 Item 354. —Potash, first sorts: do. .

.

- -057 do. .

.

.05S Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C do. .

.

• • 057.S do. .

.

• .065 Item 355. —Florida sponge, medium : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa , do. .

.

• 2.37 do. .

.

. 2. 67

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y • 2.45

• 2.75 Item 356. —Florida sponge, small : do. .

.

. 2. 24 Robert H. Van Schaack, Chicago, 111 do... • 2.38

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y • 2. 45

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C • 2. 55 Item 357. —Venetian formes sponge, bleached, medium:

do... . 2. 20
284 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 357. —Venetian formes sponge, bleached, medium—Continued.

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y per pound. . $1.90 Do do 2.80

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 63 Item 35S. —Venetian formes sponge, unbleached, medium^

Shoe-maker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 1.64

J. ]'. Xawialh, Xew York, N. Y do.... 1.90 Do do I. So

Z. I). ( ,ilman, Washington, D. C do 1.S5 Do do 1.20 Item 359. —Benzine: Standard Oil Comi)any, Washington, I). C per gallon. . .11 Item 360.—Tarcolin: Delete Chemical Company, New York, N. Y do 35 Item 361. —Alcohol, 94°: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. .^75 Item 362. —Pure linseed oil: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 625 P'rancis Miller, Washington, D. C do 64 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, I'a do 64 Geo. F. Muth, Washington, D. C do 53 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 77 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 60 Item 363. —Pure linseed oil, boiled: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 645 I-rancis Miller, Washington, D. C do 6S Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 66 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 55 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 79 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 62 Item 364.—White lead: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa ])er ])ouiid. . .063 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 06 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do 07 Geo. P\ Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . .06 Detroit White I^ead Works, Detroit, Mich do ... .065 W. H. Butler, W^ashington, D. C do 065 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 06 Item 365.—Turpentine: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa ])tr gallon. . . 515 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 5S Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 53 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 70 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 60 Item 366.—Crude turpentine: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . . 027 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 05 Item 367.—lyubricating compound: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 09 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 10 Francis Miller, Wa.shington, D. C do 15 L. R. Fnslin, Philadelphia, Pa do . . . 146 James B. I^anibie, Washington, D. C do 11 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 109 Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C do 105 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 14 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 13 Item 368.—Berry's hard-oil fini.sh, light, in i-gallon cans: Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa per gallon. . 1.4S Francis Miller, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 1.55 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 1.35 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 1.55 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C .do i. 35 Item 369.^—Johnson's white kalsomine, dr}- sized: vShoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . .067 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. . . . .085 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 05
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Item 369. —Johnson's white kalsomine, dry sized—Continned. W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C per pound. . $0. 07 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C 7. do.... .049 Item 370. —French zinc in oil, 25-pound cans:

do.... .08^

do...

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.085 do...

.

.082 Detroit White Lead Works. Detroit, IMich do.... .08 Thos. J. Ronan, New York, X. Y do...

.

• 095 Chas. Becker. Washington, D. C do...

.

.088 Item 371. —Dammar varnish, in 25-gallon barrels:

1.24 do. ..

.

1.58 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C -do... 1.25 Detroit AVhite Lead Works, Detroit, Mich do... •79 do.... 1.35 W. H. Butler. Washington, D. C do... 1.30 do.... 1 .20 Item 372.—Wax tapers, in 4-ounce boxes:

• 47 The E- F. Brooks Companv, Washington, D. C do... .85 do... .40

.48 Item 373. —Glass, 10 by 12 inches:

2.60 do... 2.75 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Wa.shington, D. C .. .. do... 2. 50 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. .

.

4.89 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do... 3.00 do... . 2.48 Item 374. —Glass, 12 by 14 inches:

do... 2.95 do... 2. 95 Geo. F. Mvith & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 2.90 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do... 5-30 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do... 3-45 do... 2.48 Item 375. —Glass, 12 by 15 inches:

do... 2.95 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do... 2.95 Geo. F. Muth & Co do... 2. 90 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do... 5-30 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do... 3-45 do... 2.48 Item 376. —Glass, 12 by iS inches:

do... 2.95 do... 2-95 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... 2. 90

5-30 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do... 3-45 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C... do... 2.48 Item 377. —Glass, 12 by 20 inches: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do... 2.95 do... 2.95 do... 2. 90 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do... 5.30 W. H. Butler, Wasliington, D. C do .. 3-45 do... 2. 48 Item 378. —Glue brushes, ii<(-inch: 3-70 do... 3-25 Item 379. —Glue brushes. 2-inch: do... 6. 30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 5-50 Item 380.—Glue brushes, 2^-inch:

do... 12. 60

do... 11.80
286 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 38 1. —Glue brushes, 3-inch: Geo. K. Muth & Co., Washington, 1). C .$23.00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 20.60 Item 3S2. —Glue 1)rushes, 31^-inch: Geo. F. Muth <S: Co., Washington, D. C do... • 3.5.45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 30.80 Item 383. —Pick brushes, all bristle: do... 7. 00 Item 384.—I,ye brashes:

do... 4-15 Item 385. —I^ye brushes, Clinton, No. 3: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... • 10.75 Item 386. —Printer's ab.sorbent moist bristle brushes, No. 2: Delete Chemical Company, New York, N. Y do... . 10. GO Item 3S7.—Matrix bru.shes:

B. & 0. Myers, New York, N. Y do... . 60. 00 Item 388.—Fitches, 3/(-inch: vShoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa ; do... • -49 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do... 1. 00 do... •55 W. H. Butler, Wa.shington, D. C do. .

.

• .85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... - -49 R. P. Clarke Company. Washington, D. C do... - -50 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do . .So Item 389.—Sash tools. No. 8: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do..: • 2.39 do... • 3- 00 do... -95 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... 2. 53 do... • 2.75 do... 1. 00 Item 390. —Dust brushes, round end:

do... - 4-65 Geo. F\ Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... 5.60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 5. 85 Do do... 4-75 do... - 4.80 Item 391. —Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch: do... • 3-24 do... • 3- 25 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 2. 72 Do do... . 7.80 do... 2. 90 Item 392. —Belting, i-inch: James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C per foot. • .05 do... .048 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do... .041 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do... • -045 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do... • .05 do... . .04 Item 393.—Belting, i^^-inch: do... . .08 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N.Y do... . .08 do... . .07 do... .075 do... .087 J.R.Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do... . .0675 Item 394. —Belting, 2-inch: do... . .113 do... . .116 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do... • -099 do. .. . 11 do... • -13 do... -0975 Item 395. —Belting, 2j^-inch: do... • -143 do... . .147
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Item 395.—Belting, lYo. inch—Continued. Page Belting Corapanj-, Concord, N. H per foot. . $o. 126 Hudson Belting Company", Worcester, Mass do. . . ^ . 135 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 16

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 1225 Item 396. —Belting, 3-inch: James B. t,ambie, Washington, D. C do 175 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 181 Page Belting Compan}-, Concord, N. H do 155 Hudson Belting Companj^, Worcester, Mass do. . . . .17 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do 19

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y , do 15 Item 397.—Belting, 3-inch, double: James B. limbic, Wa.shington, D. C do 34 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 362 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 31 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 32 Cuyler & INIohler, Baltimore, Md do 38

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 3025 Item 39S.—Belting, 3 ^<^-inch: James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 21 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 215 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 184 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 20 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 23

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 18 Item 399. —Belting, 3%-inch, double: James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do 42 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y , do 43 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 368 Hixdson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 38 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... .46

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 36 Item 400.—Belting, 4-inch: James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 24 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 246 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 21 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 23 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 26

J. R. .Stine & Co., New York, N. Y .do 205 Item 401. —Belting, 4-inch, double: James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C do 475 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 492 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 422 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 435 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . .52

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 41 Item 402. —Belting, 6-inch: James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 367 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 38 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 324 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 35 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . .40

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 315 Item 403. —Belting, 6-inch, double: James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 733 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 76 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 65 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 67 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 80

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 6325 Item 404. —Belting, 8-inch : James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 49 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 505 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do. . . . 433 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 47 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 54

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 4235
288 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 405. —Belting, 8-inch, double: James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C per foot. . $0.98 Chas. A. vSchieren & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 01 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 866 Hud.son Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 89 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.06

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 8425 Item 406.—Belting, lo-inch: James B. T^ambie, Wa.sliington, D. C do 61 Chas. A. vSchieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 63 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 541 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Ma.ss do 585 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 67

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 5275 Item 407.— Belting, 10-inch double: James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 22 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 26 Page Belting Companj', Concord, N. H do i. 082 Hudson Belting Company, Worce.ster, Mass do. ... 1. 1

1

Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . i. 32

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 055 Item 40S. —Rawhide cut laces, -inch: John B. K.spey, Washington, D. C per 100 feet. . . 40 James B. L,anibie, Washington, D. C do 40 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 342 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 50 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 38 Hud.son Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 40 Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 44

J. R. .Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 36 Item 409.—Rawhide cut laces, iV"ich: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 50 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 50 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 428 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 62 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 475 Hud.son Belting Companj^, Worcester, Mass do 50 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 56

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y , do 45 Item 410. —Rawhide cut laces, %-inch: John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do 60 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do 60 Chas. A. vSchieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 513 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 75 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 57 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Ma.ss do. . . . .60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 67

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 54 Item 411. —Rawhide cut laces, >^-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 80 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 80 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 684 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do. ... 1 . 00 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 7f> Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 89

J. R. vStine & Co., New York, N. Y do 72 Item 412.—Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch: John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 10 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 15 Chas. A. vSchieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 94 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 1. 37 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 1.045 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do i. 10 Cuyler and Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 23

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 99 Item 413. —Wiping paper, in rolls, 4 inches wide: The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . .055
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Item 414.—Wiping paper, in rolls, 5 inches wide: The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y . $0. 055 Item 415.—Wiping paper, in rolls, 6 inches wide: The Universal Suppl}' Company, New York, N. Y , do. .

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•055 Item 416. —Wiping paper, in rolls, 7 inches wide: do • 055 Item 417. —Wiping paper, in rolls, 8 inches wide: The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y. •055 Item 41S. —Wiping paper, in rolls, 9 inches wide: The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y ^° •0.55 Item 419. —Toilet paper, 5 inches wide, in rolls: .06 do. . . . •0575 0575

•05 The Universal Supply Compan3^ New York, N. Y . do .052 R. P. Andrews & Co.,. Washington, D. C do • 054 05

•055

•055 do . 06 •0525

• 065

• 05

045 Do do. . .

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.052 Do : do.... .056

• 054 Item 420. —Emery cloth:

• 375 John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do. . . . .40

.46 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C •43 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. . .

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. 60

.42

•50 Item 421.—Brooms, No. 7: James B. l,ambie, Washington, D. C 3-75

3-75 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 3-90 Do 3-90 The J. C. Krgood Company, Washington, D. C do. . .

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3.00 Item 422. —Brooms, No. S:

4- 25

4- 25

4. 20 4-35 3-50 4-50 Item 423. —Soap: Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound.

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. 042

.038 Do .044 M. P. Bush, Philadelphia, Pa .04 .038

•035 Do •045

.025 •30

•30

• 36 do • 034 Do do.... .04 Do .....do.... •035 do.... •0394 do.... •0375 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do.... .038 S. Doc. 19 19
290 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 423. —vSoap—Continued.

R. r. Clarke Conipanj-, Washington, D. C per pound. . $0.04 The J. C. Brgood Coinpanj-, Washington, D. C do 0325 Item 424. —Water biickfts, cedar: James 15. I^ambie, Wasliington, D. C per dozen. . 2.25 Rudolph, West Co., Washington, I). C do 2.40 The J. C. ICrgood Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 3.50 Item 425. —Buckets, galvanized iron, 12-inch: James B. L,anibie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 20 Thomp.son C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 9.00 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C

'. do i. 98 Do do.... 2.20 Item 426. —Earthen crocks, i gallon. (No propo.sals received.) Item 427. —Sawdust: The Grove I^ime and Coal Company, Washington, D. C per barrel . . .35 E. W. Heller, Baltimore, Md do 21 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 25 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 24 Thomas W. Smith, Wa.shington, D. C do 25 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do 40 Item 428.—Cotton waste, XXX:

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound.. .065 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 078 Do do 073 W. J. Schaefer & Co., New York, N. Y do 062 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C. do 07 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 062

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 0675 Do do 065 Do do 0625 Do do. .. .oGYs Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 07 Baltimore Waste Company, Baltimore, Md do 0639 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 07 Independent Oil Company, Baltimore, Md do 065 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 066 Item 429. —Portland cement: The Grove I,ime and Coal Company, Wa.shington, D. C per barrel. . 3. 00 Item 430. —Rosendale cement: The Grove I^ime and Coal Company, Washington, D. C do i .10 Item 431. —Lump lime: The Grove Lime and Coal Company, Washington, D. C do 65 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 89 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do 1. 15 Item 432.— Sharp sand: The Grove Lime and Coal Company, Wa.shington, D. C per cubic yard. . i .20 Item 433. —Arch brick: The Standard Brick Compan5% Washington, D. C per 1,000. . 8. 50 Thompson C.Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 12.00 H. A. Herrell & Co., Washington, D. C do 8.50 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 8.65 Item 434. —Window awnings, complete: W. B. Moses & Sou.s, Washington, D. C per awning. . i. 95 R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C

' do 2.45 Item 435. —Recovering window-awning frames: W. B. Mo.ses & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 35 R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C do 1.45 Item 436. —Washing towels: The Alexandria vSteam Laundr3^ Alexandria, Va per 100 towels. . .54 Boston vSteam Laundry, Washington, D. C do. .'.

. .90 Consolidated Towel Company, Washington, D. C do 375
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No. 25.

Schedule of proposals for supplying the Government Printing Office with

material {exclusive ofpaper) from fuly i, igoo, to ftme 30, igoi. Item 437. —Binders' boards, No. i: A. L. Henderson, Millbiirn, N. J per pound.. $0,032 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do .04 Item 43S. —Binders' boards. No. 2: Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .03 Do -. . ; do .28 A. Henderson, Millburn, N. J do... . .022 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do .025 Item 439. —Davey's boards: W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do .047 Item 440.—Straw board: The Queen City Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. . . . .017 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do .018 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. . . . .018 Item 441. —Trunk board: W. O. Davej' & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do .059 Item 442.—Turkey morocco, various colors: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. 15. 00 Do do ... . 1 1 . 25 Do do . . 18.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 13. 74 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 12.40 Item 445. —Cochineal turkey morocco:

IvOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. . 15.00 Do do... 11.25 Do do. ... 18. 50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 13. 74 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 12.40 Item 444. — Levant turkey morocco:

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 32.00 Do do.... 27.00 Item 445. —Levant cochineal turkey morocco:

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 27. 00 Item 446. —English calf, various colors: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 22.00 Item 447. —Blue .straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 20 Do do. ... 6. 20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. .... 6.75 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7.50 Item 44S. —Cochineal straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 20 Do do.... 7.20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 75 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 50 Item 449.—Green .straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 20 Do do 7.20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 75 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 50 Item 450. —Maroon straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 20 Do do. ... 7. 20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 75 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 50 Item 451. —Light-brown roan, calf finish: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 00 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 50 Item 452. Blue straight-grained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 20 Do do. ... 6. 20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 75 Thomas Garuar & Co., New York, N, Y do 6. 50
292 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 453. —Cochineal straight-J^raitled skiver: John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. V per do7en $8. 20 Do do 7. 20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do . 7. 00 Tliomas (iarnar <\: Co., New York, N. Y do 60. 7"; /5 Item .154. —Blue nngiaiued skiver: John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do .. 8.20 Do do Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do.. 7. 00 Thomas C,arnar <S: Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 50 Item 455. —I5r()wn migrained skiver: John Campbell 8: Co., New York, N. Y .do...

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7. 20 Do do. 6. 20 Richard Young Comjjanv, New York, N. Y do.. Thomas C.arnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 50 Item 456. —Cochineal English title leather, thin

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John Campbell 6t Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 20 Do do 7. 20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 7. 00 Thomas Garnar 6c. Co., New York, NY .. .

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do Item 457. —Cochineal Knglish title leather, thick: John Cami^bell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do .. 8. 20 Do do 7. 20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do.... 7. 50 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do.. 7 '>o /• O'-' Item 458.—Blue English title leather, thin: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 7. 20 Do do 6. 20 do.... 7. 00 Thomas Garnar & Co., New Y^ork, NY... . ... do Item 459. —Blue English title leather, thick: John Campbell & Co., New Y^ork, N. Y do 7. 20 Do do fy. 20 Richard Y'oung Company', New Y'ork, N. Y do.... 7. 50 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New Y'^ork, N. Y do 7. 50 Item 460. —Green English title leather, thin: John Campbell 6t Co., New Y'ork, N. Y ....do.... 8. 20 Do .do 7. 20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do.... 6.75 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do...

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6. 50 Item 461. —Green English title leather, thick: John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do...

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8. 20 Do do...

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7.20 Richard Yoinig Company New York NY do... 7. 25 Thomas Garnar & Co New Y^ork N Y'^ ... do 7. 50 Item 462. —lyavv sheep, extra: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 7. 95 Richard Young Company New York NY do. ..

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7. so Do do...

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8.50 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y' do.... 7. 20 Do do... 6. 70 Item 463. —lyaw calf: do...

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22. 50 Do do.... 33. 75 John Campbell 8c Co., New York, N. Y do.... 24. 00 Thomas Garnar & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y do.... 21.00 Item 464. —Bark skiver, medium:

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 5-74 Richard Y'oung Company New York, N. Y do...

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6.75 Thomas Garnar 6t Co., New York, N. Y do...

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5. 50 Item 465. —Bark skiver, thin: do.... 4-74 do.... 5.00 do.... 5-25 Item 466.— Fleshers, medium:

do...

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3. 10 do...

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3. 20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 467.—Fleshers, large:

I3. 60 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y . do. . . . 3-45 Item 46S. —Imitation nissia, in whole skins, medium:

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per foot.

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. 108 Do do.... • 105 The Howell-Hiuchman Company, Middletown, N. Y do...

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. 104 The Oueen Citv Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do...

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. n

do.... • 1075 do...

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. 10 Item 469. —Imitation mssia, in whole skins, heavy: The Howell-Hinchman Company, Middletown, N. Y do...

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. 122 The Oueen City Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do.... • 13 Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, N. Y . do.... • 125 do.... . 12 Item 470. —Imitation russia, in half skins, pebbled: The Howell-Hinchman CompauA", ^liddletown, N. Y do.... • 13 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do.... . 16 Item 471. —Cowhide buffing, various colors, thick:

do.... • 07 do... • 074 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do.... .06 do.... • 07 Item 472. —Cowhide buffing, various colors, thin: do...

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.06 ...do.... .064 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do.... • 07 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .06 Item 473. —Book cloth, black: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I 4. 00 do 3. 75 Item 474. —Book cloth, common colors: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do.... 5. 25 do ... 5'Oo Item 475.—Book cloth, brown or black: Interlaken :Mills, Providence, R. I do.... 6. 20 Item 476. —Book cloth, green:

do.... 6. 50 Item 477. — Book cloth, blue: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do.... 6. 50 Item 47^. —Book cloth, nib}-, solferino, and magenta:

do.... 7- 25 Item 479. —Book cloth, cochineal: Interlaken ^lills, Providence, R. I do.... 8.00 Item 4S0. —Book cloth, any shade or color: do.... 6. 50

xteiii 4'^i* —ixUimg pens, laint line, letter C: The W. 0. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa 013 Aiem 4^2* —ivuimg pens, single ciown line: The W. 0. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do.... .018 Item 483. —Ruling pens, double down line: The W. 0. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harri.sburg, Pa do...

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.018 Item 484.—Ruling pens, long double: The W. 0. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa...... do.... . 026 Item 485. —Ruling pens, long .single: The W. 0. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harri.sburg, Pa do...

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. 026 Item 486. —Silk head band. No. i: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y .28 Do • 255 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do...

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• 29 Item 487.—Silk head band, No. 2: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .. • 32 Do do.... .285 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do.... •31 Item 4S8.—Silk headband, No. 3 : do...

.

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294 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 488. —Silk head band, No. 3—Continued.

L,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per piece. . $0. 315 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do .34 Item 489.—Silk headband, No. 4

:

lyOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .38 Do do .34 H. Griffin & Son.s, New York, N. Y do 37 Item 490.—Gold leaf, XX:

M. Schnltz & Bro., New York, N. Y per pack. . 6. 75 Hasting.s & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 6. 85 Item 491. —Gold leaf, u.siial

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M. vSchultz & Bro., New York, N. Y do 5. 85 Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 5. 80 Item 492. —Gold leaf, edge : M. Schiiltz & Bro., New York, N. Y .do 8.00 Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 8.00 Item 493. —Hayes's thread, No. 16, 3-cord : E. C. Fuller & Co. , New York, N. Y per pound . . 845 Do do .59

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . . . 765 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do .898 Item 494.—Hayes's thread, No. 16, 4-cord : E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do 845 Do do.... .64

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do .765 R. P. Clarke Compan}^ Washington, D. C do .898 Item 495. —No. 35, 3-cord gilliug thread, gray:

E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . .57

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y '. do 62 James W. Wallace, Greenwich, N. Y do .57 Item 496.—No. 45, 3-cord gilling thread, gray:

E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do 79

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ... .76 James W. Wallace, Greenwich, N. \' .v do. ... .79 Item 497. —lyinen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 50 : E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 36

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 23 Item 49S.—L,inen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines. No. 60: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 57

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 2. 24 Item 499. —I^inen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines. No. 70: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 14

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 90 Item 500. —Soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12-ply:

L,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .29 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do .26

J. P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do .33 Do do.... .29 Do do .27 Do do .265 Do do. ... .22 Item 501.—Round wire for stitching machines. No. 22: E.C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .115 Thompson C.Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do ... . 1025 Item 502. —Round wire for stitching machines. No. 24: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 25 Thomp.son C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do . 1075 Item 503. —Flat wire for .stitching machines. No. 20 by 23: E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do .15 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do .105 Item 504. —Stereotype metal: Marks I,issberger, New York, N. Y do. . . . . 062

B. I^owen.stein & Bro., New York, N. Y do .063 Do do. ... .06 Do do .058 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do ... .08
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Item 505. —Lead: Marks Lissberger, New York, N. Y .j)er pound. . $o. 05

B. Lowenstein & Bro. , New York, N. Y >. do. . . . 049 G. D. Macke}', Xew York. X. Y do . 052 Lewis Hopfeumaier, Washington, D. C do .05 Item 506.—Tin: Marks Lissberger, New York, N. Y do . 335

B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do .305 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y .do .35 Item 507. —Antimony and tin: IMarks Lissberger, New York, N. Y do . 205

B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y .do .221 G. D. Mackej', New York, N. Y , ^. . .do. ... .20 Item 508.— Solder: Marks Lissberger, New York, N. Y do . 172 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do .18

G.'^D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do .172 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do .25 Item 509. —Tin foil: Marks Lissberger, New York, N. Y do .26 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do .26 Lehmaier, Schwartz & Co., New York, N. Y do .23 Item 510. —Copper batterj' plates: Marks Lissberger, New York, N. Y do . 204 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do .24 W. T. Hnngerford Brass and Copper Company, New York, N. Y do .205

F. H. Lovell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .204 C. G.Hussey & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do .205 Item 511. —Sifted cast-iron filings: Marks Lissberger, New York, N. Y

P. E. Cowman, Boston, Mass

G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y

Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Inland Type Foundry-, St. Louis, Mo

Item 512. —Sulphate of copper: Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do .057 Mackall Brothers, Washington, D. C do . 064

Z. D. Gilman. Washington, D. C do .07 Item 513.—Blocking boards, kiln-dried:

P. F. Cowman, Boston, :\Iass 7 per foot. . . 15 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do .119 Henry H. Sheip IManufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .085 Item 514.—Blocking boards, laminated. (No proposals received.) Item 5i5.-^Stereot3'pe backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 50 pounds:

B. & O. Mj-ers, New York, N. Y per ream. . 5. 50 William H. Kimpton, New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 00 H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do 4.50 Item 516.—Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 60 pounds:

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do 6. 60 William H. Kimpton, New York, N. Y

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.do. ... 6.00 H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa " do 5. 40 Item 517. —White tissue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches:

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do i. 20 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .60 Item 51S. — Fxtra cream tissue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches:

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do i. 60 William H. Kimpton, New York, N. Y .do i. 65 Shea, Smith & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 70 H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 50 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .65 Item 519.—Stereotype drying blankets: H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa per pair. . 3.00 Do do 1.50 Item 520.—Sulphuric acid:

L. R. Enslin, Philadelphia, Pa per carboy. . 20.00 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 2,49

do.... .03 .do.... .025 .do.... .03 .do .015 .do .03
296 REPORT OE THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

Item 520.—Sulphuric acid—Continued. Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per carboy. . $3. 2S Mackall Brothers, Washington, D. C do 3.40

Z. D. C.ihnan, Washington, D. C .. do 4.38 Item 521.— ?klnriatic acid: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 2.74 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2.88 Mackall Brothers, Washington, D. C .• do 2.40

Z. D. Gilnuin, Washington, D. C. do.... 4.00 Item 522. —Molding wax:

G. D. Mackej', New York, N. Y ])er pound. . . 20 Item 523.—Plumbago:

Joseph Dixon Crucible Companj', Jersey- City, N. J do... . .306 Do do .406 Item 52.1. —Ste reotype; backing powder:

Tlic Voiiiig Coniiiany, New Haven, Conn.... do.... .04 Item 525. —Cilue: Universal Suppl3^ Company, New York, N. Y do . 139 Charles B. Adamson, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 127 Milligan & Higgins Glue Company, New York, N. Y do . T'3 Do do.... .12 Do do .11 Swift & Co., Chicago, 111 do. ... .106 Do do. . .12 Do do '. 13S

S. Isaacs & Co., New Yoi-k, N. Y do. ... .148 Do do .128 Delaney & Co., Philadelphia, Pa '

. do .126 Do do... .116 Geo. ]•. IMuth & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . .126 Armour 6c Co., Chicago, 111 do. .. . .095 Do do .102 Item 526. —Ultramarine blue: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .0S9 Francis Miller, Wa.shington, D. C do .12 Chas. Becker, W^ashington, D. C do .16 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . .09 Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do . 10 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do .25 Item 527. —Chrome j-ellow, dark orange: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 097 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. ... . 155 Chas. Becker, Wa.shington, D. C . . do .15 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do .10 Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do .15 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do .20 Item 528.—Chrome j^ellow: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .095 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. ... . 155 Chas. Becker, W^ashington, D. C do. ... .15 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... .10 Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do .15 W. H. Butler, W^a.shington, D. C do. . . . .20 Item 529. —Soluble glue: Shoemaker Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .39 H. Kohnstanini & Co., New York, N. Y do... . .45 Geo. F. :\ruth 6c Co., Washington D. C do .33 Item 530. —Carmine indigo paste: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do... . .60

II. Kohn.stamm & Co., New York, N. Y do... . .90 Item 531. —Cochineal lake, marbler's colors: H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .40 Do do .55 Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do .40 Item 532.—Sweet oil: S1u)eniaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per dozen . . .74 A. G. Belden & Co., New York, N. Y do .98 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do. ... .90
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 297

Item 533. —Virgin olive oil: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa ! per quart.

A. G. Belden & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C. do. .

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Item 534.—French book varnish: Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, N. Y per dozen. Item 535.— Orange shellac: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound.

Francis Miller, "Washington, D. C do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do . .

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Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. .

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Oeo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do. .

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W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. .

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M. Feigle & Bro., Xew York, N. Y do.

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Item 536.—Egg albumen: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do... H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Do do. .

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Item 537.—Pearlash: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 53S.—Dextrin: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .

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Do do. .. Do do. .

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s Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do. .

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.Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. Item 539. —Beeswax:

i,. R. En.slin, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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O. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa ... .do. .

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I^ewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do. .

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Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do. .

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M. Feigle & Bro., New York, N. Y do. .

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Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 540.—Oranulated gum arabic: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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M. Feigle & Bro., New York, N. Y do. .

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Smith, Kline & French Companj'. Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 541. —Oum arabic sorts: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Mackall Bros., Washington D. C do. .

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Do do. .. Do do. .. Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Smith, Kline & French Company', Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 542. —Oum hog:

H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 543. Oum tragacanth: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Do do. .. Do do. .. H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 544. —Eosin: vShoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do. .

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M. Feigle & Bro., New York, N. Y do. .

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298 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 545. —Powdered borax:

I,. R. Knslin, Philadelphia, Pa $0. 15 do... . .087 Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C do.... .079

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do... •095 The J. C. Krgood Company, Washington, D. C do.... • 125 do.... • 15 Item 546. —rulvcrized alum:

• 15

. 022

iM-aiK-is INIiller, Washington, D. C do.... • 0.^5 IVIackall Bros.. Washington, I). C do...

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.0215

Z. 1). Cilman, Washington. D. C do...

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.027 The J. C. Krgood Company, Washington, D. C do.... .0225 Geo. K. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... • 03 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa . do.... •035 Item 547. —Oxalic acid:

ly. R. Unslin, Philadelphia, Pa , do...

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. 20 do.... .074 Mackall Bros., Washington, D. C do.... •0735

Z. I). Gilman, Wa.shington, D. C do.... •095 Toch Brothers, New York, N. Y do.... . 10 .07 Item 548.—Creosote:

I,. R. KnsHn, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 1.50

• 329

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 50 Item 549. —Stronger water ammonia:

do.... .084 Mackall Bro.s., Washington, D. C do.... .082

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C ...... ...do.... . 10 Item 550.—Guards for patent backs: (No proposals received.) Item 551. —Backs for money-order guard books:

I. TO Item 552. —Back-lining paper for Smj^th case-making machines:

E). C. P^uller & Co., New York, N. Y .063 Item 553. —Canvas for covering blank books 27 inches wide:

R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C •342 do... . •30 Item 554. —Canvas for covering blank books 36 inches wide:

do... . •342 Item 555. —Knanieled duck, black:

do.... .27 Do do.... •34 Item 556.—Gray .super: do.... . 02 Do do.... .023 Do do.... .027 Do do.... . 029 Do do.... .031 Do do. .. . .032 do.... .0255 R. P. Clarke Company, Washington, D. C do.... .02 Do. do.... .022 Do... do.... . 026 Do do... . . 029

J. W. Shattuck, New York, N. Y do.... .026 do...

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.026 Item 557. —Tablet composition:

•125 do.... • 15 Item 558. —Parchment substitute, %-inch:

.70 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. . .

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• 47 Item 559.—Book binding band, ^-inch:

do.... •35 do.... 36
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 2gg

Item 560.—Flour: W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C per barrel. . $3. 39 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C r> do 3.48 Item 561.—White wine \'inegar:

I^. R. Enslin, Philadelphia, Pa per gallon. . .29 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do. ... . 105

No. 26.

Siaienicnt of proposals received for lithographing and engraving during

the fiscal year endedJune 30, jgoi. Schedule of Proposals for Printing by Photogelatin Process 4,850 Copies each of ii Illustrations for Monograph XI^, United States Geological Survey.

H. E. Carlton & Co., Gardiner, Mass $1, 167. 00 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass.- 948.00 Do 895. 00 Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 760. 00 Do 736. 00 Do 711.00 Do 691. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Printing by Photogelatin Process 2,050 Copies of one AND 3,550 Copies of one Illustration for Annals of Astrophysical Observatory,

Volume i. H. E. Carlton, Gardiner, Mass $112. 00 Heliotyxje Printing Company, Boston, Mass 890. 00 Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 610.00 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 9 Illustrations for Senate Document No. 60, Fifty-sixth Congress, First Session.

Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa $70.00 Albany Engraving Company, Albanj-, N. Y 43-42

J. INIanz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 40. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 41-75 Do 27. 00 Empire Engraving Company-, New York, N. Y 27. 75 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 25. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 19. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 4 Illustrations for House Document No. 694, Fifty-sixth Congress, First Session. Item I. —L,ithographing and printing 18,800 copies each of 3 illustrations: Orcutt Company, New York $281.00 Do 180. 00 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 200. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 105. 00 Item 2. —Printing iS,8oo copies of i illustration: Orcutt Company, New York, N. Y 236. 00 Heliotj-pe Printing Company, Boston, Mass 230.00 Do 222. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 105 Illustrations for Twenty-first Annual

Report of Director of United States Geological Survey, Part 2. Item I. —l^ithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 20 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $5,647.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 4, 143.00 Do 3, 989. 00 Gray I,ithographing Company, New York, N. Y per i, 000. . 5. 75 Do do.... 11.50 Item 2.—Printing by photogelatin process 15,150 copies each of 3 illustrations: Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 560. 00 Do 517.00 Item 3.- Engraving 82 relief -plate illustrations: The National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 311-46 Pontiac Engraving and Publishing Company, Chicago, 111 275. 10 Galvanotype Eugraviug Company, New York, N. Y 179. 25
300 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

ScHEDULK OF Proposals for I.ithographing and Printing 9,850 Copies Each of 2 Illus- trations FOR Nineteenth Annual Report of Director of Bureau of American

Ktiinoi.ogv.

SeiberL Company, New York, N. V $503.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, :M(1 375.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 344.00 Schedule of Proposals for Ricproducing 15,150 Copies Each of 630 Illustrations for Twenty-first Annual Report of Director of United States Geological Survey,

*Part 4. Item I. — l,itho.<Trapliiii.u: and printing 15,150 copies each of iS illustration.s: Julius Bien & Co., New York City I4, 285.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 3,490.00 Seibert Com])any, New York, N.Y 3, 175.00 Item 2. —Printing by three-color i)rocess 15,150 copies e.ieh of 3 illustrations: Photo-Cliro)not\'i)e ]>',iigraviiig Conii>any, Pliiladelphia, Pa 540. co

J. Man/, ]',ngraving Coini)any, Chicago, 111 475. 00 New York C<)lorly])e Coini)any, New York, N. Y 456.80 Suffolk ]-;ngraving Company, Boston, IVIass 393.25 Item —Kngraving 16 relief-plaie illustrations: Pontiac p;ngraving and Publishing Company, Chicago, 111 i, 138.75

J. Man/. Ivngraving Conii),iny, Chicago, 111 160.00 Photo-1 ',ngraving C(Mn])an\-, New York, N. V 82.00 New York Colortype Company, New York, N. Y 62.00 Item 4. —P'ngraving 217 half-tone illustrations: Pontiac Ivigrax ing and Publishing Company, Chicago, 111 I, 138. 75 New \'(irk l\ngra\-ing and Publishing Coinj^ain' New York, N. Y i, 125.00 National Phigraving Company, Washington, D. C 876.00 Electro-I^ight Phigraving Company, New York, N. Y 609.30 New York Colortype Com})any, New York, X. ^ 465.00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 465.00 Publishers and Printers' Engraving Company, New York, N. V 450.00 Photo-Eugraving Company, New York, N. Y 373. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 358. 24 AlbanJ' Engraving Company, Albanj'-, N. Y 328.00 SulTolk Engraving Company, Boston, Mass per square inch. . . 10 Item 5.—Photo-engraving 346 illustrations: Pontiac Engraving and Publi.shing Compau}-, Chicago, 111 1. 138. 75 New York Engraving and Publishing Compau}-, New York, N.Y i, 125.00 National Engraving Company, Wasliiiiglon, I). C 876.00 New York Colortype Company, New York, N. Y 496. 65

J. Manz Engraving Companj^ Chicago, 111 425.00 Electro-Iyight Engraving Company, New York, N.Y 289. 50 Albany Engraving Company', Albany, N.Y. ' . . 284. 00 Publishers and Printers' Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 265.00 Galvanotj'pe Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 241. 50 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 237. 50 Suffolk Engraving Company, Boston, Mass per .square inch. . . 05 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducinc 460 Illustk.\ tions i"or Annual Report of Chief of En(;ini:i:rs for 1900. Item 1.—Photo-lithographing and printing 3, 250 copies each of 103 maps: Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C $1, 275. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C i, 245. 00 Item 2. —Photo-litliographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 144 maps: The Norris Peters Company, Wa.shington, D. C i, 180. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C i, 120. 00 Item 3.—Engraving 109 half-tone illustrations. Pontiac Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 i, 572. 00 Publishers and Printers' Engraving Company', New York, N. Y i, 000. 00

C. N. Cooper & Co., New York, N. Y 97°. 00 Suffolk P'ngraving Company, Boston, Mass 775- 00 Binner b;ngraving Company, Chicago, 111 700.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 624.00 Masfeachusetts Phigraving Com])any, Bo.ston, Mass 620.00

J. Manz P'ngraving Company, Cliicago, 111 59^. oc Photo-Chromotype Engraving Company, l'hila(leli)hia. Pa 560.00 Galvanotj'pe Engraving Compau}-, New York, N. Y SS^-OO Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N.Y 507- 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 301

Item 4. —Engra\T.ng 104 half-tone illustrations: Poutiac Engraving Companj', Chicago, 111 $1,572.00 Publishers and Printers Engraving Company-, New York, N. Y i, 000. 00 C.N. Cooper & Co., New York, N. Y 650.00 Binner Engra\'ing Company, Chicago, 111 500.00 Suffolk Engraving Company, Boston, Mass 495. 00

J. Manz Engraving Company-, Chicago, 111 482. 00 Massachusetts Engraving Company, Boston, Mass 370. 00 Photo-Chromotype Engraving Company-, Philadelphia, Pa 390. 00 The ]Maurice Joyce Engraving Companj', Washington, D. C 395. 00 Galvanotype Engra\'ing Company, New York, N. Y 338. 56 Photo-Engraxdng Company, New York, N. Y 315 .40 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 4 Illustrations for Twenty-first Annual

Report of Director of United States Geological Survey, Part I. Item I.—Ivithographing and printing 16,150 copies each of 3 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md , $1, 834. 00 Seibert Companj-, New York, N. Y i, 827. 97 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 447. 00 Item 2. —Photo-engraving i illustration: Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 2. 50

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 2. 50

C. N. Cooper & Co., New York, N. Y '. 2. 00 Pontiac Engraving and Publishing Compau}-, Chicago, 111 2. 00 National Engrav-ing Company, Washington, D. C . . 2. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 2. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y i. 75 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 164 Illustrations for Annual Report of Brigadier-General LuDLO^Y, Commanding Department of Habana.

Item I. —Pliotolithographing and printing 7,250 copies each of 27 illustrations: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C I3, 575.00 Andrew B . Graham, Washington, D. C 3, 228. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, INId 3, 150.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 2, 774.00 Seibert Company, New York, X. Y i, 687. 95 Item 2. —Engraving 157 half-toue illustrations: National IJngraving Company, ^^'ashington, D. C v 647. 55

C. N. Cooper & Co., New York, N. Y 62S. 00 The Maurice Jo3-ce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 450. 00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 420. 00 Albany Engraving Companj', Albany, N. Y ; . . . . 416. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 385. 74 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 361. 00 Empire Engraving Company-, New York, N.Y 345. 40 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing S3 Illustrations for Report of the Census

OF Cuba, 1899. Item I. —I^ithographing and printing 25,000 copies each of 23 illustrations: Julius Bien 6c Co., New York, N. Y |;2, 498.00 Trautman, Bailey & Blampej', New York, N. Y 2,420.00 Do 2, 370. 00 Rochester Folding Box Company, Rochester, N. Y 2, 008.00 Niagara lyithograph Company, Buffalo, N. Y

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i, 710. 00 Seibert Company, New York, N. Y i, 553. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 528. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 60 half-tone illustrations: Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 455- 00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 347. 00

C. M. Cooper & Co., New York, N. Y 328. 00 National Engraving Company, Wa.shington, D. C 288. 00 Pontiac Engraving and Publishing Company, Chicago, 111 271. 95 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y . , 271. 31 photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y. 173. 00
302 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

SCHEDULK OF PROPOSALS FOR RErRODUCING 23 ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIXTEENTH ANNUAL

Rjci'ORT oi- Tin-: Bureau of Animal Industry.

Item 1. —lyithograpliing and printing 35,000 copies each of 9 illustrations: Trautman, Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y $1,882.00 Do 1,857.00 A. Hoen & Co. , Baltimore, Md .... i, 662. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 579. 00 Seibcrt Coni])any, Xcw York, N. Y 1,320.00 Roclicstcr I'oldiiii; I'.ox Company, Rochester, N. Y 1,238.00

Ni;i<4ar.-\ J.iUiogra]))! CoiiipaiiN', Buffalo, N. Y 949.00 Item J. --Knij,ra\ ing 14 half-tone illustrations:

C. M.Coo])c r .S: Co., Xrw York, N. Y 85. 00

J. Mail/ I'in^raxi iig Coini)any, Chicago, 111 75-00

I'oiitiac l<;iigra\ ing and I'ublisliing Com])any, Chicago, III 44. 10 National Kngraving Company, Washington, I). C 42.45 Knqjirc Kngraving Companj', New York, N. Y 29.20 Albany Engraving Company, Albany N. Y 25.00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 25. 00 rhoto-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 24.00 Schedule of Proposals for Kia-KoorciNG 248 Illustrations for Twenty-first Annual

Report of Director of United States Geological vSurvicy, Part V. Item 1.—Lithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 51 illustrations:

.Seibert Company, New York, N. Y $19,671.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 19, 19S. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 19. 337- 00 Do 1 8, 887. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 147 relief-plate illustrations:

J. .Man/ Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 568.30 Galvanotype Engraving Compan}^ New York, N. Y 487.00

C. iSI. Cooper & Co., New York, N. Y 463.00 National Engraving Compan}-, Washington, D. C 433-35 Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 300.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 297. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 293 Illustrations for Report of the PhilIPPIN1-; Commission.

Item I. —lyithographing and printing 21,900 copies each of 36 illustrations; A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $4,076.00 Seibert Company-, New York, N. Y 4,025.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 3,847.00 Item 2.—Photolithographing and printing 21,900 copies each of 38 illustrations: Heliotype Printing Company, Bo.ston, Mass 1,456.00 The Norris Peters Coin])any, Washington, D. C. .. 1,415.00 Andrew B. Graham, A\'ashingL»n, D. C 1,350.00 Seibert Company, New York, N. Y i, 114. 30 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 100.00 Item 3. —P'ngraving 219 relief-plate illu.strations

:

National Engraving Company, Wa.shington, D. C 787.88 Pontiac Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 713-55 Galvanotype Engraving Companj^ New York, N. Y 483.50 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 479- 00 Albany Engraving Companj', Albany, N. Y 425. 00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 43S.00 Do 410.00 Schedule of I'roiosai.s for Lithogr.\phing .\nd Printing 5,550 Copies each of 15 Illus- tr.vtioxs lOK Ri;port of the Census of Porto Rico, 1899. Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $1,094.00 A. Hoen 6c Co., ]!:i1tiniore, Md 385.90 Schedule of I'rotos.vls for Reproducing 127 Illustrations for Annual Report of I,ieutenant-Gem.r.^l Commanding the Army to the Secretary of War for 1900. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 7.350 copies each of 3 illustrations: Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass $1, 375. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 850.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y * 784. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md , , 643. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 303

Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 7,350 copies each of 13 illustrations: Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C $1,525.00 Hart & Von Arx, New York, N. Y i, 495. 00 Forbes Lithograph and Manufacturing Compau}^ Boston, Mass 1,425.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 850. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 698. 00 Norris Peters Companj', Washington, D. C. 668. 00 Item 3. —Engraving 170 half-tone illustrations: National Engraving Compan3% Washington, D. C 681.63 The Maurice Joyce Engra\dng Company, Washington, D. C 500.00

C. M. Cooper & Co., New York, N. Y^ 460. 00 Albanj' Engraving Companj-, Albany, N. Y 4i8. 75 Galvanotype Engra\-ing Company, New York, N. Y 379. 80 Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 340. 00 SCHBDULE OF PROPOSALS FOR REPRODUCING 24 ILLUSTRATIONS FOR ANNUAL REPORT OF Lieutenant-GeneraL Commanding the Army to the Secretary of War for 1900. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 7,350 copies of i illustration: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md , 1495- 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 494.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 279.00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 7,350 copies each of 23 illustrations: Ketterlinus Lithograph and Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 1,095.00 The Norris Peters Compan3-, Washington, D. C 650.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 635. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 557. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md , 490.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 298 Illustrations for House Document No.

149, Fifty-sixth Congress, Second Session. Item I. —Photolithographing and printing 2.000 copies each of 179 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $6,415.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 2, 938. 00 Item 2. —Engra\-ing 119 relief-plate illustrations: Galvanotype Engraving Companj-, New York, N. Y 125.00 Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 117.00 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 102.31 The Maurice Joj'ce Engraving Compan3% Washington, D. C 90.00

J. Manz Engra%nng Company, Chicago, 111

....

75.00 Schedule of Proposals for Photolithographing and Printing 7,350 Copies Each of 7 Illustrations for Annual Report of Lieutenant-General Commanding the Army to the Secretary of War for 1900. A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $373.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 257.00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 245.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 158 Illustrations for Twenty-first Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 7. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 10 illu.strations: Julius Bien & Co., New Y''ork, N. Y $5, 149. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md. 5, 075. 00 Item 2.—Printing by photogelatin process 15,350 copies each of 2 illustrations: Hart & Von Arx, New York, N. Y 895.00 Do 795. 00 Photogravure and Color Company, New York, N. Y 425. 00 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 352. 00 Do 390. 00 Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 360.00 Do 342. 00 Do 330. 00 Do 318.00 Item 3. —Engra\'ing 14 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engra\'ing Companj', Chicago, 111 79. 00 Item 4. —Engraving 132 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engra\'ing Company, Chicago, 111 262.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 213. 00
304 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 4.—Engraving 132 relief-plate illustrations—Continued. Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y ^igf, 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, Nev^^ York, N. Y 185.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 177 Illustrations for Twenty-first Annual

RF.rOKT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE UNITED vStATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, PART 3. Item I.—Lithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 26 illu.st rations: A. Hoeu & Co., Baltimore, Md $5,500.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 4,994.00 Item 2.—Printing by photo^elatin process 15,150 c()])ies each of 3 illustrations: The Heliotj'pe Printing C(Mnpany, Boston, Mass 560.00 517.00 Item 3.—Engraving i illustration by wax process:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, III 12.00 Item 4. —Engraving 147 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Man/. Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 290. 15 Gatchell 8: INIanning, Philadelphia, Pa 271.44 National PCngraving Company, Washington, D. C 220.67 Albany Engraving Company, Alban}', N. Y 195 00 Troy Photo-Engraving Company, Troy, N. Y 190. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N.Y 1S3. 00

Au.stin Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 180.00 The Maurice Joyce Engra\dng Companj^ Washington, D. C •^75. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing ioS Illustrations for Report of the Secre- tary OF Agriculture for 1900. Item I.—lyithographing and printing 509,850 copies each of 5 illustration.s: Forbes I^ithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass $7, 775- 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 5,879.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 4,950.00 American Lithographic Company-, New York, N. Y 4,205.58 Item 2. —Printing by photogelatin process 509,850 co])ies each of 4 illustrations: Heliot^'pe Printing Company, Bo.ston, Mass 11,577.00 The Meriden Gravure Company', Meriden, Conn 10,350.00 Do 9, 570. 00 Do 9, 150. 00 Item 3. —Engraving 99 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engra\'ing Companj', Chicago, 111 , 301.00 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 242.66 Au-stin Engraving Company-, Albany, N. Y 220.00 National Engraving Company, AVashinglon, D. C 191.00 Massachusetts Engraving Company, Boston, Mass 175.00 Albany Engraving Companj', Albany, N. Y 158.00 Empire Engraving Conipanj', New York, N. Y 143.50 Galvanotj^pe Engraving Companj-, New York, N. Y 140.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company', Washington, D. C , 125.00 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 378 Relief-Plate Illustrations for .Senate Document No. 39, Fifty-sixth Congress, vSecond Session.

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 $1, 134.00 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 911.62 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 550.00 Austin Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 535. 00 The Maurice Joj-ce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 500.00 Albany Engraving Companj-, Albany, N. Y 490.00 Galvanotype Engravdng Company, New York, N. Y 448. 60 vSchedule of Proposals for Engraving 328 Relief-Plate Illustrations for History of

Public Buildings Under Control of the Tricasurv Department.

Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa $1,500.00

Ma.s.sachusetts Engraving Company, Boston, Mass 972.00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 ' 817.25 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 800.00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 795. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 305

Schedule of Proposals for Photolithographing and Printing 4,000 Copies Each of 17 Illustrations for Annual Report of Major-General Commanding the Arm-^ to the

Secretary of War for 1899. ^

The Norris Peters Compan}', Washington, D. C $625. 00 A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 590.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D, C 549. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 540. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 355 Illustrations for Senate Document No. 232, Fifty-sixth Congress, Second Session. Item I. —Photolithographing and printing 1,850 copies each of 41 illustrations: Andrew B. "Graham, Washington, D. C $255. 00 Friedenwald Company', Baltimore, Md 225. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 225.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, ZNId 200. 00 Item 2.—Engraving 314 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Companj^, Chicago, 111 1,885.00 Albany- Engra\'ing Company, Albany, N. Y i, 235. 00 Publishers and Printers Engraving Company, New York, N. Y i, 200. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Printing by Photogelatin Process 1,850 Copies of i Illus- tration FOR Senate Document No. 232, Fifty-sixth, Congress, Second Session. The Meriden Gra\-ure Company, Meriden, Conn $49.00 The Heliot3-pe Printing Company, Boston, Mass 46. 25 Schedule of Proposals for Printing by Photogelatin Process 6,850 Copies Each of 42 Illustrations for Bulletin of United States Fish Commission for 1900. The Heliot3-pe Printing Company, Boston, Mass $3,060.00 Do 3, 247. 00 Do 3,510.00 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 27 Half-tone Illustrations for Annual

Report of Eieutenant-General Commanding the Army to the Secretary of War

FOR 1900. Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa $100.00 National Engra\nng Company, Washington, D. C 76. 79 Austin Engraving Companj-, Albany, N. Y 75- 00 Galvanotype Engra\-ing Company, New York, N. Y 73- 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y ; '67.00 Empire Engraving Companj-, New York, N. Y 54. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 122 Illustrations for Report on Field Operations of the Division of Soils, Department of Agriculture, 1900. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 18,850 copies each of 12 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $6, 247. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 4,681.00 Item 2. —Lithographing and printing 18,850 copies each of 12 illu.strations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 6, 438. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 4,640.00 Item 3.—Photoengraving 47 illustrations: Natioral Engra\'ing Compan}-, Washington, D. C 200.00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 155.00 Austin Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 70. 00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago 111 52.00 Alban3' Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 40. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 34. 00 Empire Engra^nng Company, New York, N. Y 23. 00 Item 4.—Engraving 51 half-tone illustrations: National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 200.00 Galvanotype Engra\'ing Company, New York, N. Y 155.00 Austin Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 160. 00

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 153. 00 Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y, 126.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 117.00 Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 102.00 S. Doc. 19 20
3o6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 198 Illustrations for Bulletin of United

vStates Fish Commission for 1900. Item I.—Chroindlithoi^raphin"^ and printing 6,850 copies each of 2 illustrations: Ketterlinus lithograph Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa $455.00 Do 47500

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 450.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 369.00 Item 2.—Engraving 196 relief-plate ilhi.strations:

J. ]\Ianz Kngraving Coni]iany, Cliicago, 111 2S8. 00 Albany Kiigraving ConiiJany, Albany, N. Y 180.00 Photo-Kngraving Company, New York, N. Y 147- 7° Galvanotj'pe Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 135 00 Schedule of Proposals for Printing by Photogelatin Process 11,900 Copies of i Illus- tration for Report of Smithsonian Institution for 1900, Part i. H. A. Rost Printing 8: Publishing Companj-, New York, N. Y $600.00 The Heliotypc Printing Compan3^ Boston, Ma.ss 1,659.00 Schedule of Proposals for Chromolithograpuing 9,850 Copies of i Illustration for Nineteenth Annual Report of Director of BrRF;Au of American Ethnology.

Julius liicn .\: Co., New York, N. Y $445.00 A. Hotn 6c Co., Baltimore, Aid 225.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 301 Illustrations for Report of Superintendent OF United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1900. Item 1. —Photolithographing and printing 4,650 copies each of 57 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $800.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 525.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 492.00 The Norris Peters Company', Washington, D. C 470.00 Item 2. —Engraving 244 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz EngraWng Company, Chicago, 111 512. 00 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 358.90 Albany Engraving Company, Albanj% N. Y 340.00 Photo-Engraving Compau}-, New York, N. Y 307.68 Publishers and Printers Engra\dng Company, New York, N. Y 290. 00 Austin Engrav-ing Company, Albany, N. Y 275.00 The IMaurice Joj-ce Engraving Companj'^, Washington, D. C 263.00 P'mpire Engraving Companj^, New York, N. Y 260. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 239.00 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 32 Relief-Plate Illustrations for Bulletin

OF the United States Fish Commission for 1900. Austin Engra^-^ng Company, Albany, N. Y $20.00 GalvanotN'pe Engrav-ing Company-, New York, N. Y 19. 00 Publishers and Printers Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 16. 00 Photo-Engraving Compan}', New York, N. Y 15. 00 The Maurice Joj-ce Engraving Compau3% Washington, D. C 12. 80 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 265 Relief-Plate Illustrations for Report of Smithsonian Institution for 1900, Part 2. Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa $586.06 Matthews Northrnp Works, Buffalo, N. Y 571.00 Publishers and Printers Engra\ang Company, New York, N. Y 432.00 Austin Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 395- 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 365.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Conii)any, Washington, D. C 358.00 Empire Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 340. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 323. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 38 Illustrations for Report on the Seward

Peninsula, Including the Nome Region. Item I.—Lithographing and printing 16,000 copies each of 9 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore Md $2,421.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 659. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 307

Item 2.—Engraving 29 relief-plate illustrations: Austin Engra-^-ing Company, Albanj', N. Y $105.00 Galvanot3-pe Engraving Company, New York, N.Y 77" 79. 00 Matthews Northrup "Works, Buffalo, N. Y' 73- 00 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa. 71.85 The Maurice Jo^-ce Engra\'ing Company-, Washington, D. C 70.00 National Engra\nng Company, Washington, D. C 66.35 Publishers and Printers Engra\-ing Company, New York, N. Y 55- 00 Tro3' Photo-Engra\dng Company, Troy, N. Y 51.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New Y^ork, N. Y 43. 00

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and bindiyig during the fiscal year endedJtme 30, igoi, with the length of time each has been employed and the amomit each has 7'eceived^ including leaves of absence.

Brian, H. T.

.

Bvrne. P. J

.

.

Abbott, W. R

Abell, A.T \ Abernethv, Charles.

.

Achard, Chas. B

Ackerman, A. M 1 Ackert, B. H \ Adams, Annie C

Adams, A. S Adams, Carrie Adams, James H

Adams, John Adams, Louisa Adams, Wm. R

Adams, Wm. S

Addis, L.D

Adie, Alice Ager, Kate Ahem, Ella Albertson, Geo. H . . . Alburtis, Jas. H

Alden, A. J Alderman, Ralph W.

Aldridge, G.T

Alexander, C. J Alford, D. M

Alford, J. R

Alisea, Frank

Allain, T. T

Alleger, Thos. J Allen, Clemment .... Allen, Henr\-M

Allen, H. M'

Allen, John P

Allen, John W

Allen, R. J Allison, A. M

Allison, F. A

Allison. Matt. L

Alver.son, J. L

Aman, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B . .

.

Amoss, James O

Anderson, Claudia C

Anderson. D. F

Anderson, Edna S .

.

Anderson, Fred. A . Anderson, J. W

Anderson. Mary E . Anderson, M. D

Anderson. Nellie ' Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andre, Marj' G

Andrew, E."h. .

.

Andrews, A. E. I Andrews, L. L

Andrews, Margaret . Andrews, Zula H. .

.

Archer, A. W

Armistead, H. M

Armstrong, Arthur . , Armstrong, CP

Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, James R

,

Arnett, Alphonso T

Arnold, A. J Arnold, George J . . . . Ashbj', Marj^ Sabin.

,

Ashcom, Marj^ Ashe, Annie

Ashford, W. F , Ashion, H. F

Ashlev, Wm. F

Astlin, G. H

Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, E. T

Atkinson, George O. Atkinson, Jas. vS Atkinson, John F. .

.

Atwell. M. H

Auchmoody, Wright

Hours

employed.

636^

2, 490^

2,531%

778. 50

Aukward, Geo. H .

.

Auracher, C. C

Austin, Bruce , Austin, G. L

Austin, J. E

Avis, Wm

Avers, Frank

Ayre, Florence O .

.

Avres, Annie

Babcock, D. A

Babcock, J. H

Babcock, John

Babcock, L

Bacon, W. F

Baden, Thad

Bailey, Ida M

Bailey, Lucy R

Bailej', Mary E

Bailey, S

Bailey, Wm. H

Baird, Hattie D

Baker, Arthur E . .

.

Baker, Chas. W . . .

.

Baker, Edward

Baker, Edward E . Baker, Emily M . .

.

Baker, F

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, P. E

Baker, W. H

Baker, W. S

2, 496K

1, 706^

1,535^

2, 498

2, 239^

810

2, 486^

2, 203

2, 430

1,4013^ 1,764

2, 366^

2, 784

2, 1763/^ 1,779^

2, 549K

2,368 524

2, 496

1,368

2. 504

2, 330^

2, 496

2, 992

47954

2, 971 450

2, 403 836

2, 425

2, 208

2, 262^

2,468^

2, 4.35

2, 504

530

1,0751^

2, 351^

2,013^ 1,3"^

2,351^^ 2,542^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$327. 1,319

I, ,341

[, 464.

427.

235

1,451

I, lOI. 1,421 353

551

1, 183 939

1,088 1,048

1,508 589

T3Ir, 248. 6S4.

1, 255-

I, 160.

I, 248. 988.

750.

117. 928.

256. 1,038.

209.

208. 549-

323-

, 131- 616.

,217.

,253-

132. 537-

•74

I Days.
3o8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2^.—Sia/c})irji/ sIio7>.'i}ig the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June ^o, igoi, etc. —Continued.

Baldenecker.Theo.E.

IJaldwin, 1-:. V

l!:il(hviii,|\Valtfr J.. . llalkam, Annie W . .

.

IJall, T,. I, I5all, Wni. A

IJallard, Claude M . . . Ballon, J. R

Balnu r, Ilarvcv I'" . . . Bansficld, T, M

liarliaux, Clara K

r.arliour, W. II ISanhvell, ?^Iinnie W.

Barker, Arthnr K

Barker, F. C

Barker, M. K

Barnes, Amelia A . . . Barnes, Clair C

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, r.anra 1, Barnelt, Ma_\- Barnliart, 1''. M

Barnhart, Grant S.. . Barnholt, \\m. II . . . . Barnnni, Horatio . . . . Barnnm, Mark H., jr. Barr, John A

Barr, M. W

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Jnlia

Barrett, Marion R . . . Barrett, M. V

Barrett, Robert D . . . Barringer, A. B

Barringer, M

Barraws, B. F

Barrv, J

Bartels, A. J Barth, Wm. K

Bartle, H. E

Bartlett, Carrie A

Barton, C.C

Bass, Wm. M

Bassler, Henry \V. . . Bateman, Wra. I . . . . Bates, vSidney T

Bates, William H

Eatson, Martin K. . . . Battles, S. Iv Battley, Alice E

Baner, C. A

Bawden, W. H

Baxter, K.L, Baxter, B. H

Baxter, Frank A

Baxter, lone T

Baxter, S. W

Bayly, John A

Baj-ne, Christie S . . . . Bayne, William H . . . . Beach, D. W

Beach, H. D

Beadle, H. M

Beadle, Stephen A . . . Beall, Esau Beaman, J. R

Beamer. Fannie

Beattv, A. P

Beattv, R.I, Bechert, W. H

Bechtel, C. V

Beck, A. H

Becker, Ernest Beckman, Chas. J

. . . , Beckwith, Daniel Beckwith, Nettie Beddow, Wm. C

Hours employed.

2, 396

2, 409 >^

2, 549

1,971

2, 490^

2, 474K

797>^ 2,311 1310

2, 50S

2, 279

2, 4263^

2, 192

1,"8S2"

2. 433 H

2,213 2,505K

2,474

2, 496 1,041^

2, 504

2, 272 586

2, 35

1

737^

2, 279

2, 944

2, 260^

2,440 373^

2, 501^

2, 060

857

2,492

2, 5i63/i

2, 403^ 546^

935

2, 5ooy^

2, 316^

2, 084

348

2, 133 2,425

2, 290

2, 505

2, 280 2,590 547^

2,487

2,656 ^37

938

2, 378 H

1, 796K

1,512

2, 500 H

2,468

2, 484^

2, 36B

1,728

2, 139

1. 136

2, 349K

2,42114 2,411

Amount earned.

1 ime

work.

204. 75

638.

, 010.

,318. 394-

,321.

199. 601. u

1,317-

I, 261. 571.

i,'368.'

1, 096. "46S.'

1,452.

I, 173- 1,319-

I, 237- 1,322.

261.

I, 252.

567.

293.

: 175. 442.

I 140. 996.

131- 220.

186. 623.

032.

502.

267. 339-

201.

273-

233- 325-

579-

,106.

87. 539-

,213.

, 145. 05

1,231.

607. 649.

273-

I, 342. 1,552.

469.

1, 189. 488.

378- 1,320.

I, 240. 1,316.

591-

583.

537-

358.

I, 290. 660.

I, 206.

Piece- work.

$695. 50

411. 48

448. 94

690. 19

306. 85

795- 72

749. 55

Beene, Russell O

Beight, Melvin INI Belair. I' t lix J Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Chas. W

Bell, Ellen

Bell, Frank

Bell, J. M

Bell, Lander

Bell, Peyton

Bell, S. H

Bell, W. P

Bellinger, Abra A. . . . Bellinger, O. B

Belli.s, Esther I, Bender, CM

Benham, John ,S Benham, W. R

Benjamin, W. T

Benker, C.C. Benner, Alan R. C . . Benne.son, Wm. T. . . . Bennet, Jere Bennett, C. E

Bennett, T^. J Bennett, Oliver Bennett, Thomas D. . Benson, Henry

Benton, A. J Bentz, A. W

Bentzel, Charles H . . Bentzler, Jno. 1^ Berg, John R

Berger, F. H

Berger, Joseph J

Bergin, Mary ly Bergman, Blanche 1^. Bergman, Mary A . . Beringer, William H.

Berkeley, Geo. T

Berry, George

Ber.ston, Mary E

Berwick, Wm

Best, A. M

Best, H.D

Bethea, J. K

Beyler, Edward .... Bier, Robt L

Bierlev, William

Biggaft,C

Biggins, Mamie R . . . Billings, H. B

Billings, T. E

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Binkert, Damoi: A.,jr

Bird, J. C

Birmingham, Jos. J

.

.

Birney, Thomas

Bisbee, H. V

Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Black, A. H

Blackburn, Samuel . . Blackiston, Lillie ly. . Blackistone, Frances P

Blackwill, Arm.stead

Blair, Nellie

Blair, Victor S

Blaisdell, John W . .

.

Blake, E. M

Blake, P~. E

Blake, W. W

Blanchard, Susie E . . Blessing, 1^. M

Bloomer, A. F

Blore, Mary

Hours employed.

1308

2, 460^

2, 449

2, 293

2, 380^

2, 004

2,718

2, 48S

2,512

2, 399

2, 488

2,413

2, 217

2, 486^

2,477J^

2, 512

2, 429

2, 1025^

1, ^92 663 817 \W

2,527K

1, 346^

2, 655

5S9

2, 559K

2, 360K

2,038

1, 25S 1277

2, 4451^

2, 326^

2, 422 346

2, 340K

2, 084 658K

2, 196 2,492 1312

2, 156 2,424

2, 370

2, 398^

2, 200

1,972 1242

3223/i

2, 546^/

2, 392

2, 333

144

2, 363/^

156

2, 357 K

2, 382^

2, 39S 2,484^

2,428

2, 270

1, 756 2,45348

2,2I7j^

2, 496

1,751

2, 400

1,957

2, 496

2, 240%

2, 444^1

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1, 296.

1, 230.

I, 224. 576. 1,213.

501. 732- 622.

644.

[, 199. 622. 1,210.

691. 1,243-

867.

629.

728.

I, o^^i. 389-

359- 420.

1 , 009.

1,343-

336. 1,591-

147. 1,469.

I, 182.

1, 019.

629.

I, 464. 612.

I, 163. 609.

98. 1,235-

I, 042.

387. 551.

I, 246. 506. 1,079.

775.

I, 1S5.

1, 199. 550. 491.

961.

161. 1,396.

1, 196.

I, 167.

36.

1, 181.

39-

1, 199- 621, 625.

570.

444.40

611. 14 24.00

558. 15

I, 248.00

364. 78

I, 128. 00

487. 04

I, 248. 00

1, 457. 85 1,223.45

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 309

No. 27.

Statement shozL'ing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June so, 1901, etc. —Continued.

I Hours

em-

! ploj-ed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Blosser. Ross J Boag. J. O

Boehmer, John A . . .

.

Boemstein, Henrs* X.

Bogia. Ferd. F

Boland, B. T

Bolland, Benj

Bolten, Wm. R

Bond, J. W

Bond, Marion M

Bonebrake. James H.

Boner, John H

Bonney, Byron W . . . Boo, Louis' E

Booker, Rose V

Boone, Geo. R

Boone. Man.- E

Booth, Marion H . . . . Booth, \Vm. H

Boothbv, \V. C

Boring, E. P

Borland, Alex.T

Borst. J. A

Borst, Kate C

Boss, James G

Boss. John P

Boss, J no. R

Boss, Laura V

Bosworth, Henry H

Boteler, Harrv S

Boteler, O.C .' Boutwell, Abby L

Bowden, Fletcher. . . Bowen, Arthur . . . Bowen, A. W

Bowen, Gait AV Bowersox, Mar\- Bowie, A.J .' Bowie, E

Bowie, Randall

Bowlev, Harkness L- Boyd, Alex

Bovd. Lambert I Bovd, >LR.A

Bovd, V. M I Bovd, Wra. J Boyer, A. J

Boyle, Fanny

Brace, Minnie W

Brackett, Jas. ^\ Bradford. J. L i Bradlev, Enoch K .

.

Bradley, Geo. E

Bradlev, Harrv

Bradley, J. R. Brady, John

Brady, Ora A.

Bradv, Rosa

Bragg. Robt. E

Brandner, Veronia . . Brandon, L. D

Brandt, Adam

Branham, W. Russell Brannan, Mar\- A. . . . Brantly. C. J.." Brashears, F". A

Brauninger, William

Bray, Robt. T

Brayton. H

Breen, Jas

Breen, S. A

Brennan, Charlotte E

Brennan, :Margaret L

Breslin, J Brett, Annie E

Breuninger, Julia A.

Brewer, Kinsey

2, 20632

2, 289

2, 5S9K

I.672I4 2.333^2

2. 472 i.4S2%

$1, 103. 25

1, 156. 25

858. 36

1,517-51

I, S16. 60

519.21

700.93

I, 238. 04

370.82

Piece- work.

2. 301 1.7015^ 1312

2,400

2,463 2.339

1.796^^

2, 501 2.549 2.446^

2. S20

2.496

2. ^^2^. 722K

1.334

2, 266H

2, 426

1,768 2,428^

2, 262

2, 5005^ 2.4SS

2. 359>^ 2.456 <6o

1.S62

1.S97

2, 2193"

2, 96S

2, 366

2, 495K

2,418

2, 463

2,412

2, 27454

2, 1878

2, 367

i,944j< 2,3"^^

2, 04634

2, 600

2, 0723^

1307

2, 09oi<

2. 197

2. 'MM

1276

2, 22034 2.3o63<

144 739

2, 494 K

2. 357

2, 4963^

2, 373

2, 115^

578.63

996.92

I, 560. 00

I, 243. 92

618.91

I, 293.11

457- 43

1, 251. 70

638. 75 612.92

793- 12

7S0. 00

60S. 51

198. 28

433- 35

652. 00

I, 201. 23

604. 62

450. 31

I, 264. 79

1, 131. 00

1,251.45

I, 249. 28

1, 1S0.80

1, 474- 50

215.00

387-91

475- 77 555-09

797- 65

I, 183. 00

I, 340. 15 602.89

409-45

617.24

1 , 207. 20 56S.60

546.83

2.25 591-96

528. 21

I, 155-90

1, 023. 60

X, 526. 34 518.24

1,752-50

[, 108. 50

565- 17

[, 255- 85

[, 496- 25

593- 75

1,832 404

2, 374

I, no. 25

I, 174. 22 46.96

374- 45

I, 320. 10

1, 173- 01

I, 248. 25

593- 04

397-00

368 26

loi. 00

661. 22

645-

473- 87

622. 50

688.50

778. 00

105.96

9. II

Brewer. Wallace . .

.

Brewington, Jas. E.

Brewster, John T. .

.

Brian, Edward H. .

.

Brian, E. G

Brick, Alice L

Brick, Emma L

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J. D

Bridwell, Charles W

Briggs, J. S

Briggs. W. C

Briggs, Wm

Briggs, W. M

Brigham, W. H

Bright, J. E

Bright, W. H

Brinker, J. H

Britt, Geo. R. P

Britt, Pierce

Brittain, Alice A

Broas, John M

Brobst, D. W

Brock, W. H

Brockwell, W. X . .

.

Brodie. C. C

Brodnax, James H . Brooke, H. Y

Brooke, James E . .

.

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, H. H

Brooks, R. H

Brooks, W. A

Brooks, W. S

Brosee, Charles E. .

.

Brosee, Guy

Brosenier, Louis .... Brosnahan, "SI Brosnan, Margaret.

.

Brower, Wilbur G. .

.

Brown. A. :M Brown, Arthur G

Brown, Bertram A .

.

Brown, CP

Brown, Elijah Brown, Elliott W ... Brown, H. G

Brown, H. I Brown, H.J

Brown, Ida

Hours

emploj-ed.

2,322

1,872 608

2, 361

2, 500

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

, 161. 936.

304-

926.

2, 540

2.495

2, 2733^ 856 1312

1.234

2, 407

2. 544 1312

2, 188 1,368

, 406. 65

I, 269. 214.

I, 794- 308.

I, 203.

1, 507-

750-

1, 423-

I, 094.

342-

Brown. Iver\' Brown, Jas. G

Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M. Ed- munds

Brown, John R

Brown, John W

Brown. Levi Brown, Lewis E

Brown, Marietta S.. Brown, Mary E

Brown, ^Morgan J . .

.

Brown, P. C

Brown, Thomas

Brown, Willis G

Brown, W.J .. Brown, W. P

Browne, Ella M

Browne, Jno, C

Browne, John D . . .

.

Browne, Kate I Browne, R, \V Browne, Walter A .

.

Brownlow, W. G . .. .

2,390

2, 502

2,440

2, 521.

2. 349K

2, 48234

2, 353^

2,4995^

2,341

2. 349

2, 496

1, 216

2, 247I/4

2, 2.\0 1,409

2, 16734 212

2, 501V2

2, 09034

2, 40S

2. 2S5H

379

2, i6s34

2, 94S

2,411

2, 182

I - 73034

2, 690

I I 190

I 732 2,493 1.961K

'374

2, 27234 739 2,419

2, 151

2, 080

2,459

2, 339

437

I 229I3

2, 459^

1,931^

2,464

1,388,

I, 221

I, 628

1,251, 1,312

1, 177

I, 258

2, 202 432

2, 179

2. 397

2,525

1,559

=;90. 40

5^5. 16

25,S. 50

304. So

403-71

559- 98

352. 64

oS.^ . 7.S 625,94

T.045- 25

602. 00

T. 217- 75

1 89. 50

1,082.85

748. 54

832. 22

1,091. 15 437- 12 1,564.40

y 390. 00

627. 20 985-12

I, 309. 00

I, 560. 00

], 136. 70 221.88

r, 227. 02

537- 73

520. 18 612.65

598- 75

109. 30

4=^u. 62

I, 328.82

972. 95

615- 99

1, 101.75

loS. 00 544-74

I, 198. 50

I, 242. 20

912. 30

I Days.
3IO REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

No. 27.

Statement shozving the nuDiber ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiseal year ended June ^o^ etc. —Continued.

Bniffv, O. T

Bniiiiclkamp, J. A . . . Bryan, Klla K

Bryan, Ida K

Bryan, John A

Bryan, L. Wylie

Bryan, S

Bryant, Klcanor I,. . . Bryant, Ira T

Bryarly, Susan 1' Bryertbn, Maggie. . . . Buchanan, Charles B

Bnckinc;hani, Clin- ton (V Buckins;lKun, Glenn

\V . .

.

'. Buckland, F. K

Buckley, Anna

Buckley, Dennis

Buddington, Anna E • Budlong, R. M

Buehler, A. J Buehler, J. Vx Buehne, Aug

Bugden, Arthur M . .

.

Builard, I^eelia Bullen, W. W

Bullis, Wm. J Bullock, M. K

Bullock, W. P

Bumpus, Frank M. . . Bumpus, I<. D

Bunch, Hester R

Bundy, A. A

Bunker, E. N

Bunn, Sidney S

Burch, I^illian Burch field. Will E-. • Burdick, F. H

Burges, Alniyra A . . . Burges, E. C" Burgess, R. W

Burgess, W. R

Burg3% Marie

Burgy, Pauline Burke, Anna

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Catharine. . . . Burke, Geo. O

Burke, Henrj' Burke, James J Burke, Julia M

Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mamie H

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael Burkha rdt . J . VAvv a rd Burkhart, Richard W.

Burkholder, E

Burklin, Geo

Burlingame, Wm . . . . Burnett, Clias. W

Burns, Annie

Burns, Chas. T

Burns, James

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Josepli A

Burns, Thos

Burns, Wm. S., jr. . . . Burnside, l-'rank V, Burn.side, J. S

Burr, Ada

Burr. VV. J Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Auua

Hours

employed.

1,268

1,474

2, 469 14

I, 552

894

Amount earned.

2, 192'

2, 220

2,478^

2,429^

1,365

2, 445^

2, 017

2, 4465^ 2,092^

2, 396 2,488

2, 5o63/{ 2,471^

2, 3«5

1, 160 2,323^

2, 537

2- 2051^

2, 976 1360^

2,380

2, 208%

2, 015

2, 490^

2, 278 208

2,421^4

2, ^oiVi 2,474

2, 345 >^

2, 331

I, 349

2, 215 '374

888 2,071^

2, 48S

2, 252

2, 539

2,385^^

1, 000

2, 349%

1, loS

2, 573^

2, 215

2, 431K

2, 50954

1,588

2, 159H

2,419

2, 105^

2,438

2, 096

2, i09>4 1312

1,498 2,494/^

Time

work.

$634- 75 368.48

615-39

395- 20

223. 50

637K

[,097.05

t, 110.00

575. 05 1,542.78

I, 212.41

683. 70 1,432.00

508. 23

I, 223. 25 521.04

I, 198. 00

I, 244. 00

666. 42

1 , 236. 00

620. 86

290. 00

I, 163.55

1,596. 87 661.65

922. 20

953- 03

[,374.62

[, 179-40

795- 50

767- 27

r, 220. 25

104. 00

660.81

[,254.95

[, 238. 20

585. 08

580. 64 281.04 551-66

1, 001. 85

222. 00

I, 036. 40

I, 245. 20

560. 84

723- 94

624. 27 501.60

1,239. 90

564. 40

1,509. 12 861.42

1,469- 92

630. 49

794- 30

544- 07

848. 89

I, 052. 75

I, 252.96

1, 048. 00

533- 62

I, 360. 06

749- 00

I, 330. 14 353- 05

Piece- work.

$678. 25

560. 48

799- 40

589. 90

508. 86

684. 53

7.30.85

759- 70

651.65

Name.

594- 15 718.35

Burruss, Mary

Burson, I. A

Burton, H. E

Burton, I,. H

Bu.sh, Daniel P

Bush, John K

Bush. Wm

Bushee, R. . . Buskuhl, Fred

Bussey, Albert J. . . . Butcher, J. H

Butcher, J. W., jr. .. . Bute, Ella H

Butler, A. M

Butler, B. W

Butler, George

Butler, John H

Butler, Missouri G . .

.

Butscher, Edward P. Butt, Ulla W

Butz, Ernest M

Buzhardt, Eniorj' B.

.

Bynum, T. A

Byrne, Joseph H

Byrne, Mary E

Byrnes, Thomas F. .

.

Cadett, Geo. H

Cady, W. S

Calhoon, E. E

Calhoun, Richard M.

Calkins, Or\'ille A . . . Callaghan, Mary . . . . Callaghan, William. . Callahan, John J Callan, Tere.sa M

Callanan, Margaret. . Calloway, J. R

Camatella, Salvatore Cameron, Wm. B . .

.

Cammack, M

Cammack, Virginia. . Camp,W. M

Campbell, A.J

Campbell, Edward B

Campbell, John B

Campbell, R. H

Campbell, Sara A. . . . Campbell, Thos. A . .

.

Campbell, Tom A. .

.

Campbell, Wm. S

Cani.sius, A. T

Cantine, Kate

Capell, Chas. A

Capers, Frank V

Carej', Granville I,. . . Carey, H. J

Carli.sle, Susie C

Carnej', Geo. A

Carpenter, Annie M . Carpenter, Emma J. . Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, I^izzie . .

.

Carpenter, Mary

Carpenter, W. H

Carper, Jos. M

Carr, A. A

Carr, John H

Carr, Margaret C

Carr, W. H

Carrick, M. C

Carrigan, Annie

Carroll, Geo. S

Carroll, I^ouis Carroll, vSouthey

Car.son, Ellen

Carson, M. A

Carson, Perry H

Hours

employed.

2, 308^

1,817

2, 976

2, 2343^ 1,942^

2, 495

2, 536

2, 347^

2, 464/4

2, 435^

I 312

2, 200 903 , 2, 300^

2, 432 J4

2, 191 1,982 2,482

1,42814 2,ii5K

2, 487

2,500

2, 384 i,955K'

2,508

744

2, 839 2,44iK

2, 443

2, 140

2, 509K

2,328'4

2, 472

746

1,185 1,474^

2, 212

2, 2677. 216

2, 324^

1,950^

2, 449

2, 205^

2, 465

1, 10614

2, 606

I 312

2, 496

2, 491^

2,215^

453 2,465K

2, 464/4

2,o85«^ 945 J4 2,424

2, 262

2, 449%

157^

2, 800

2,717

2, 482H

1,992

231

' 315^

I, 275K

1, 312 1,453

2, 423^4

2, 232

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$575. 716

I, 116

I. 125 97

I, 247 648

59616

I, 214 1,319 730

26

I. 150

I. 217 1,095 992

386.

I, 125. 1,472.

I, 250.

1, 192.

X, 115- 1,254.

394.

798.

I, 280. 608. 534. 1,411.

582. 616.

186. 296. 549-

557.

. 133-

108. 586.

987-

, 225. 413.

988.

553-

.443-

,241. 621.

,321.

, 107. 226.

, 229. 614.

, 042.

260.

230. 566.

,338.

78. 945-

764. 618.

697.

57- 75

994.

639.

333.

302. 603.

558.

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 3"

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the i)ublic prijiting

and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, igoi, etc. —Continued.

Hours Amount earned. Name.

i Time ployed.: ^^^^^

Carter, Alice

Carter, Belle

Carter, Clara E

Carter, D. M

Carter, Edward L

Carter, Fannie D

Carter, Georgie I . . . . Carter, J. W

Carter, \S\x

Carter, Owen

Cartv, Alton B

Car^'er, R

Casev, Daniel J Casey, Jos. E

Casey, William F . . . . Casper, E

Cassidv, Chas. J

Castell, John INI Castle, E. :M Caton, John P. D

Caton, Marj'

Caton, P. A

Cavanaugh, James. .

.

Cawood, Blanche Cawson, Chas. C

Cays, Theo. A

Chambers, E. B Champ, Ivillie C

Champlin, Bert C

Chandler, Lizzie Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . . . . Chapman, Geo. T. . . . Chapman, Jos. B

Chapman, Susannah A

Charles, E. G

Chase, A. H

Chase, F

Chase, H. W

Chase, Maria A

Cha.se, Robert H

Chase, Will H

Chatterton, Loui.se W

Chedal, May B

Cherr3', C. E

Childress, J. W

Childs, Samuel N. .. Chipley,W. R

Chisholm, D. V

Chisolm, R. F

Choate, John W

Christfield, John D.

.

Christian, Robert W . Christian, Rufus L. .

.

Christian, Wallace B. Christian, William H

Christie, Harr\- R

Christy, Edwin F

Chritzman, Bertha I,. Chroniger, J. E

Chute, Daniel J Claflin, F. M

Clagett, E. H

Clague, William H. H

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, C. E

Clark, Charles E

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, John W

Clark, J. WiLson

Clark, L. B

Clark, Nellie

Clark, Perry

Clark, Sarah P

2. 493 2,379K

2.405

621.

r, 281.

I, 203. 2,606

2, 50614

1, i6o3/^ 2,488

2, 473

2, 02054 2,488

2, 278

2, 055

206 1< 5S4

2, 188

2, 025>^ 685^

2, 073

2.491

2, 207^4 2.514

2.495

2, 494

2, 47

2,4963/i i,736J^

2. 536

2, 357K

2,467

174

2, 278^

2, 033^

660

2,517

2, 2045^

1, 53oJ^

2, 432%

2,349

2, 260 . 2.409^

2, 5SS

f

I loS U.403

2, 479 H

2, 992

2, 148^

2, 355 2,495 692

434

2,4*^7

2,' 488

2, 29S14

2, 456^

2, 008}^

2, 462K

2,992

2, 300M

1, 46

[2.54

648.

I, 244. 1,315-

I, on.

1,244.

1, 139-

.043.

123.

96. ,094. 504.

342. 649.

.245. 551.

.473. 621.

247.

Piece634- 582.

479- 431-91

[,238.80

626. 38 325-96

6S7. 20

1 ,455- 67

I, 234. 70

43- 50

1, 150. 95

1,016. 75

331. 20

1,477- 34

I, 102. 25

765- 25

609. 09

1, 195- 76

I, 263. 44

885-97

647. 60 1,377-60

1.239-75

I, 084. 25

1, 178.30

621. 67 346.00

125. 10

1, 353- 19

622. 00

889. 17

I, 228. 25

I, 007.61

I, 328. 79

935- 00 431-34

$676. 95

4^3- 50

-14. 50

692. 6S

753- 50

509. 82

777- 50

558.65

695- 58

494- 65

/3-05

Clark, Thomas F

Clarke, Harrv A

Clarke, John'. Clarke, Joseph S

Clarke, Wm.Y

Clarkson, M

Clarkson,W. F

Clear\', James

Clements, Ella F

Clements, Hugh H . .

.

Clements, L.J

Clements, Marj- E . . - Clendenm, John L - - • Clifford, E.A

Clinton, F. S

Clokey, Julia F

Clough, Allan C

Coates, E. E

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, J. N

Cobb. W. E

Cochnower, F. C

Cochnower, James C

.

Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, M. G

Coe, Charles H

Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Mej-er S

Coiner, John D

Coke, EmilvT

Colbert, Maggie C . .

.

Colclazier, Nellie C . . Cole, Grace G

Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M. M

Cole, Samuel

Coleman, Benj Coleman, Corinne E- Coleman, Laura

Colestock, Harry L - • Colkle.sser, A. A

Collar, Edwin

Collar, Lora E

Collins, Bessie INI . . . . Collins, B. J

Collins, F. A

Collins, H. K

Collins, J

Collins, J. B

Collins, Julia

Collins, Mary J

Collins, Su.sie A

Collins, T. H

CoUison, H

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Colquitt, Geo. D

Colt, James B

Columbus, Annie H. . Colvin, J. R

Colwell, J. Frank

Conger, Wm. H

Conklin, Florence . . . Conklin, Rush W

Conn, S. P

Council, J. A

Connelly, B. M

Connelly, Julia Connelly, M. P

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Elizabeth . . . Conner, Eugene

Conner, Irene Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connolly, John F

Hours Amount earned.

2, 493

2,398>^

2, 249H

2,319 764^

$1, 246. 50

599- 61

562. 36

I, 356. 61

382. 75

1665^

1,91422

2, 256 794^

2, 230 5^ 1312

2. 503

2, 493^

2, 384

2, 412^

2, 152^

1,932:^

2,' 168^

2,446^

2, 479^

583^

2, 255 1,873^

2,313

2,3153^ 2,418

2, 368

2, 400

599

2,498

2, 121^4

2, 278K

284

2, 114 ^307

I 312

1,859

1,615 1,311^^

I, 083. 25

477- 75

105. 62

I, 204. 55

148. 97

1, 115- 25

2, 393- 06

I, 250. 01

1,458. 69

I, 201.96

[,210.57

[, 076. 25

2,489

2,432

2, 407;^

2, 232 14

2, 269K

2, 194^

2, 339

2, 967

2, 491 H

1,982 843^

2, 395

2, 262

2, 27554 2,495 840K

2, 365K

2, 06454

2, 359^

64

2,488

2, 102

2, 380

2, 586

686. 15 481.04

, 090. 47

, 223. 25 ,251.39 291-75 561.65

469. 76

577- 16

1, 157- 75

I, 209. 00

592. 00

600. 00

299- 75

[, 250. 20

530. 25 [,139-57

53. 25

I, 058. 00

998. 50

1,996.80

925- 21

336. 46

377- 04

I, 320. 38

605. 90

837.91

1, 116.25

1,217. 25

896. 92

587.61

756. 04

I, 245. 75

991. 00

245. 27

1,197- 50

566. 08

I, 129. 75

1, 459- 86

243. 82

I, 282. 70

514. 09

587. 72 34.40

619. 92

I, 051. 00

1, 190.00

I, 705-44

Piece- work.

Days.
312 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year ended June jo, /po/, etc. —Continued.

Connolly, K. Grace . Connor, Cornelius A

Connor, Kdward K . Connor, Kate F

Connor, Wni. C

Constantine, B. F . .

.

Conway, Thomas. .

.

Cook, A. G

Cook, John

Cook, Mary E

Cook, Mary H

Cook, R. M

Cook, W.J

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie

Cooley, ly. B

Cooley, R.T

Coolidge, Helen Q .

.

Cooney, Clara V

Cooney, James J Cooper, Mary K

Cope, J. W

Copper, Saml. R . .

.

Corbin, M

Corbin,W. H

Corey, M. E

Corkins, D. W

Cornell, S. M

Cornish, Joseph vS. .

.

Cornish, Wm. H., jr. Cornman, Ephraim.

Cornwell, Frank . .

.

Cornwell, I,. W

Corrick, Jennie J. .

.

Corwin, Thos. J Cosden, Mary E

Costello, Mary

Coster, S. K

Costigan, I^awrence

Coston, W. Brice . .

.

Cotter, John A

Cottle, Al Coughlan, Alice M. . Coughlin, David. . .

.

Councell, \V. F

Covert, C. C

Hours employed.

Covert, Jake

Covert, S. T

Covert, William H .

.

Cowden, Frank B .

.

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cowles, Allen E

Cox, Chas. H

Cox, F. B

Cox, Frank P

Cox, I^ulu Cox, Mary E

Coykendall, Arthur

Cozlin, Jacol)

Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Craig, J. M

Cramer, I<aura K . .

.

Cramer, INIary A

Crandall, Anna

Crandall, F. A

Cranford, Horace. .

.

Craven, J. C Craw for d,Hortensel- Crawford, Wm

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crews, F. C

2,491^^

2, 507/^ 774K

2, 183^

2, 166^

2, 382

2, 394

2,215!^ Mi7t^s

998

2, 009

I 21

.2, 306^

2, 470

2,485%

2, oSo

2, 500

2, 506 722K

1,374

2, 364^

1,895

2, 103

2,

2, 288^

2, 407^

2,329^ 2,594^ 457^

^,213

44

2, 472

2, 078

2,491 1,657

2, 219

I 276

1, 020

2, 465 K

1 90 ^,638^

2, 388M

1312

747

2, 508 2,444^

2, 2861^

2. 334

2, 486

448

2, 467

2, 245

2, 485^

2, 388

2, 221

I 312

2, 491

H

2, 180

I 309

1 312

1,558'/^ 1,576 473

2,424

2, 365^

2,278

2, 343%

Amount earned. Time

work.

$620. 79 1,352.32

449- 65

409. 84

I, 159- 49

I, 392. 29

598. 49

I, 107. 75

730. 77

249. 50

500. 22

I, 475- 25

I, 235.00

,412.65

520. 40

778. 40

629. 44

433- 35

343- 69

177. 25

474. 10

524- 23

I 247- 15

570. 99

655- 62

, 178. 60

I 515- 74

228. 75

108. 82 9.17

809. 75

463- 50

834. 72 622.87

830. 00

[, 109.50

t,663. 70

283. 82

T, 428. 74

'1,329.69

I, 195. 22

1 , 560. 00 413-05

1,468.58

1,262.05 571.62

1, 168.80

763. 88

224. 00

925- 93

1, 122. 60

I, 242.75

842. 23 553-96

I, 882, 55

620. 78

548. 56

938. 56

I, 794.00

7S5. 42 395 95

116. 80 606 00

616. 45

1. 139.00

1, 172.72

Piece- work.

$520. 50 632.77

693. 20

683. 00

796. 32

778. 50

625. 00 676.35

541.66

672. 89

Name.

Crider, I,aura Croggon, Ellen H. .

.

Crollard, I^izzie Cromelien, Sarah C. Croney, Amanda J

. Crooke. B. Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A

Cross, J. W

Cross, L,ena M

Cross, lyizzie Crowe, T. D

Crowley, Patrick . . . . Croxton, Ida I Crump, E. C

Crump, Harriet B

Crump, W. F

Crush, J. E

Cruso, William

Cuddy, Matthias

Culbertson, S. S

Cull en, A. W

CuUinan, Mary A. . . . Culotta, Frank

Cummings, I,izzie . . . Cummins, E. P

Cuney, Chas. vS . .

.

Cuney, N. W

Cunningham, EfiSe M

Cunningham, John A

Cunningham, Mary . Cunningham, S. K . . . Curley, Hugh

Curran, Fannie E. . . • Curran, Wm. T

Curtin, Johanna

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Cyphers, CM

Dabney, Mary E

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dahlberg, Gus. R. I.. Dailey, James S

Daily, Thomas J Dale,O.S

Dalkin, Isabella Daly, Alice V

Daly, Kate

Daly, W. F

Dame, May

Danenhower, Chas . . Daniel, Nannie

Dant, Ella 'L, Darby, M. A

Darling, Delphine. . . Dausch, Kate Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, f;. F . . . . Davenport, Samuel. . Davidson, Edwin. . . . Davies, S. E

Davies, Thomas D . . . Davis, A. A

Davis. Charles E

Davis, Chas. F

Davis, E. D

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, Fred. L

Davi.s, Harry S

Davis, Iviiis Davis, Jno. A

Davis, John P

Davis, L,ottie Davis May V

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2,46o>^ |i

2, 034

2, 520^

2, 350

2, 241

2, 421 2,355 , 1, 288^

2, 386 X312 2,420H

2,426

2, 202

231.45

508. 49

270. 59

743- 54

2, 237 J<

2, 012 ^363

2, 976 2,490^

2, 562^

804

2, 429

2, 112 2,372 2,478^

2, 462

2, 363

2, 455 1312

I, 202

204

,538 2,174

2, 485

2,487^^

2, 3575^

2, 435%

2,477 2,324

2, 124^

884

2, 187 I,208K

2, 394'/^

2, 353

2, 132 712%

2, 329^

558. 14

I, 227. 20

I, 359- 18

320. 04

596. 50

1,078. 36

605. 40

610. 07

1, 101.05

, 240. 50

503. 00

943. 80

983- 45

. 319- 94

644. 62

208. 60

610. 53

1, 056. 00

595- 19

929. 74 613.42

1, 192. 21 624.63

1, 404. 00

304. 28

102. 00

320.42

545- 38

, 243- 70 623.98

589- 37 632.09

619-50

, 162. 00

, 062. 25

221. 00

547. 54 337.42

610. 02 588.43

, 066. 73 213.82

"585^08

352 176 00

2, 404 >^ I, 274 36

2, 139/4 1, 069 75

2, 307^4 I, 153 75 647M 323 75

2, I90K I. 171 45

829/2 246 45

2 4861^ I. 243 25

2. 103>^ 657 34

2, 299 572 67

2,405 1,407 39

2, 496 I, 248 00

1,967 996 70 2.404 983 24

2, 412 603 74

2.391 595.66 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ ^901, etc. —Continued.

Da\-is, S. W

Davis, Wiley H

Davis, William

Davis, Wm.H

Davison, Joseph K . . Dawson, Eugene R.

.

Day, Henry H

Day, J.P

Dayton, Florice R . . . Deakins, Philip A . . . Deans, A. C

Deardoff, Paul C

Debus, John H. G . .

.

Decker, Kate De Coster, F. Y

Dedrick, W. H

Deering, C De Fontes, Jos

Defrees, A. S

Defrees, J. D

De Groot, W. A

Delabar, K

Delahunty, John

Delcher, Harr>' D

Delawder, John A . .

.

De Lawder, Mary A. . Delevingue, Arthur C

Deloe, W. W

Dement, Elizabeth . . Dement, Elmer

Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Denham, C Denham, C. W

Denman, Jessie IVI . . . Denne}', H. H

Dennis, Charles Dennison, Chas. S. . . . Dennison, W. E

Denn^-, Roxie Densmore, H

Dent, Joseph H

Deponai, J. G

Desmond, John F. . . . Devlin, J.P

Devlin, Margaret M . Dewey, Lizzie Dexter, W. H

Dice, John

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickerson, Edniond . Dickerson, John

Dickinson, Ella Dickinson, Fannie. . . Dickman, John B . . . . Dierken, Agnes

Dierken, Joseph .

.

Diers, Gus. B

Dietrich, C. E

Dietz, Lillian L. .. DifFenbaugh, H. W

Diggs, Beverly. . .

.

Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dillman, J. W. I, .. Dillon, Annie

Dillon, Elizabeth . Dillon, Thomas. .

.

Dishman, Wm

Divine, L. M

Dixon, L. L

Dobbs, H. C

Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia L- Dodge, G. C

Dodge, Ida Dodge, Joseph A.

.

Hours

employed.

2,063

^,933

1,762

1,766

2, 262 2,424

2, 984

2, 201 1,807^

2, 3923^ 2,099

I, 786:^

2, 422%

2,516

2,4183/

2, 400

2,1,684 214^

2,452 2,404

1,217 615 600 I3I2

2,371 i,85iK

2, 464

1, 797K

2, 500

I, 179 232

1, 692

1,868

2, 495/^

2, 075

160 i,9i8K

1,992

16

1, 1655^

2, 431

K

2, 334^

1,837 2,584^

2, 466^

1,898

1,886

1312

2, 396

1,758

2, 760

1,863

2, 431%

2, 3205^

2, 025

2, 491 1,268

2, 477^

2,3483/

2, 181K

24

2, 266

2, 073

2.478^^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$519- 75

966. 70

443- 09

I, 033. 16

I, 198. 86

I, 212. 25

1, 002. 20

1, 100. 50

338.91

1, 196- 25 1,049.50

893- 25 1,214.97

943- 50

I, 286. 40

I, 200. 00

821.84

626. 50

107. 25

I, 227.50

832. 12

608. 65

307- 50

150. 00 835-48

1, 185.50

1,088.81 613.92

942. 75 778.56

589. 50

118. 40

528. 75

467. 00

873. 42

054. 94

82. 40

1,039.45 I 503.60 1 9.60

582. 90

1,217.25 588.71

460. 06

1,519. 27

863. 24

356. 24

473- 83

604. 00

850. 95

, 794. 00

, 198- 35

903. 02

741.75

465. 75

I, 211. 28

1, 162.31

536. 07

620. 67 317.00 619.36

I, 263. 75

1, 097. 02 14.40

1, 166. 98

725. 54

239- 25

$676.;

678. 90

227. 32 751.00

735- 74

711.90

801.40

693. 75 770.40

Name.

Dodge, W. A

Dodson, M. A

Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary. . .

.

Dohoney, John J .

.

Doing, Wm. P

Dolan, Annie E. . - Dolby, Wm.T .... Donahue, Mary A

Donaldson, Ellen . . .

.

Donaldson, W. B

Donath, Howard E • Donn, Frank

Donn, T. M

Donnelly, Mary

Donovan, John P

Doocy, J. W

Dooley, Geo. A

Doolej', Rose E

Doonan, Thomas . . . . Dorsey, Frank

Dorsey, Reuben J. E.

Dorsey, W. B

Dorsey, W. F

Dorster, John N

Doten, Charles O . . :

.

Dotey, Thomas E

Dougherty, Jno. F . .

.

Dougherty, Nellie M.

Dougherty, T. A

Dougherty, William.

Douglas, Alexander

.

Douglas, John F

Douglas, Maude

Douglas, Wm. G

Dove, Mary F Dow, Charles A

Dow, M. E

Dow, W. J Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E

Dowell, Geo. P

Dowling, Frank

Dowling, J. L

Downey, Mary A . . . . Downie, Lizzie Downs, A

Doxey, Hindnian .... Doyle, Albert P. E ... Doyle, Caroline

Doyle, Ellen

Doyle, Jno. E

Drake, A. F

Drake, H.F.J

Drayton, Wm. H. . . . Dreis, Martin

Driggers, John S Dubant, Grace L

Dubaiit, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Ducatel, B. W

Duck, H.J

Duckett, A. Howard . Duff, William T

Duffey, Ella B

Duffv, C. J Duffy, John E

Duffy, Kate E

Duffy, Maggie A

Dugan, Jennie I Duganne, Austin

Dulin, Mary S

Duling, Wm. H

Durable, Jessie F . . .

.

Dumont, Julia Dunbar, Mary B Dunham, Tillie

Hours

employed.

2, 508

2, 202

2, 399 2,321^

1,873 756^

2, 305/^ 2,492

2, 1955^

2, 357

2, 436K

1,883 1308%

2, 230^

2,496

2, 390

2, 447K

1,994

2,013

2,514^^

2, 063

2, 485

2, 270

2, 184

2, 559

2, 229^

2, 4843/

2, 376

2, 496

1 312 696

1,312

2, 035

2, 469^

2, 286

2, 29854

2, 4955^

[76

2, 174^ 89^

2, 446K

1,846

2, 396

1, 260

2, 244%

2, 315

2, 292J4

2, 435

2, 432

2, 507

2,496

2, 212

541 ^ 852

2,573

2, 503 928

2,496

2, 412

2, 372 2,314^

2, 504 >^

2, 455

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1, 468. 58 413.06

1, 199. 50 614.23

938. 30 378.40

144. 00

575. 80

I, 246. 00

554. 45 1,178.50

1,471.26

392. 29

617. 75

I, 115. 25 1.322.88

599- 99

I, 386. 00

514. 60

503. 39 771.50

I, 058. 01

696. 08

I, 203. 97

I, 336. 35

641. 75

572. 79

I, 365. 45

I, 188. 00

780. 00

857. 50

1 74. 00

70. 00

332. 20

506. 66

450. 54

569. 81

149. 77

247. 75

545- 36

407. 89

45. 20

I, 286. 40

384. 59

597- 95

318. 40

r, 199. 15

I, 157-55

I, 146. 40

1,217.50

692. 55 627.97

I, 248. 00

1, 106. 00

270. 75

426. GO

648. 30

I, 262. 35

464. 00

621. 92

602. 64

593. 51 1,158.05

I, 271. 81

I Days.
314 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, igoi, etc. —Continued.

Dunkin, F. A

Duiilap, John T

Dunlap, O. F

Dunn, Michael Dunn, Robt. A. S Dunne, W. G

Dunning, H

Dunnington, Geo .... Duiniington, lyUcy P. Durdin, A. C

Durfee, Geo

Durfey, J.G Durham, C . Durham, Mary C

Durisoe, John R

Durno, Chas. A

Dutch, FMmund

Dutrow, A

Dutton, John W

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight, E.J Dwyer, Jno. 1^ Dwyer, John

Dyer, Albert R

Dyer, Nathaniel

Dyson, Douglas

East, A. I. Easterbrook , HarryD

Eaton, lyizzie E

Eaton, Milton F

Eberbach, Edward . . Eberle, R. S

Eberly, D. C

Eccles, David

EchoLs, H.J

Eckels, P. J Ecker, Charles A . . . . Eckert, Thos. C

EcklofT, C. R

Eddy, Orrin

Edelen, Claj-ton A . . . Edgington, Mary E- • Edie, M. A

Edington, H. S Edmonds, Sarah Edmonston, Archi- bald Edmond.ston, Flor- ence E

Edmunds, Samuel W

Edmunds, Will M . . . Ed.sall, J. H

Edwards, Flora Edwards, Flora S Edwards, Geo. W

Edwards, Henry . . . . Edwards, John W . . . Egbert, W. J Eggle-ston, J. M

Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F. Elder, Frank E

Elkins, P. M

Ellegood, J. E

Ellingsen, N. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Bert S

Elliott, Elizabeth E . Elliott, Harry W . .

.

Elliott, John T

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, G. D

Ellis, Geo. H

Ellis, Kate M

Ellis, I^erov

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Naomi

Hours

employed.

2,332

2, 560

2, 107

2. 501

2, 454

2, 332 767^

2, 299 643

2,528

2, 354

2, 496 K

2, 2991^^

2, 4S6

576

1,885

2, 229

1,981 895 2,499^

527

323K2

1,965

2, 160

72 921

2, 496

264

2, 338

2,5143^

2, 542^

1, 264 2,396

2, 436

1,850^2

2, 104

2, 2271^

2, 368

2, 253^

2, 213 2,495>^ 2,460

2, 464^

2, 420%

2, 374K

2, 560

2, 482^

1, 296K

1,976 2,493^

2, 496

24 1312

2, 494 1,126^

2,411/^

I 300

2, 20 1 3^

I, 926^

1,745^/^ 1,636

2, 163

2, 374

8 312

Amount earned. Time

work.

f257.

r, 167.

[, 282. [,053. 625.

[, 22S. 934-

230.

150. 201.

241. 587.

i323-

, 221. 654-

144. 942.

I, 114. 990.

223. 1,466.

132.

80. 982. 1,081.

18. 230.

1, 460.

55- 6:9.

I, 269. 668.

319-

1, 198. 743- 925-

1, 052.

I, 113. 589.

I, 127.35

I 107. 50

621. 79

, 249- 30

, 233- 45

, 293. 00

650. 20

648. 60

628. 24

325- 36

494. 00

,321.,55

, 248. 00

6. 00

1,234.00

I, 321. 82 281.62

I. 219- 35 1,825.75

I, 174. 70

963- 25

436. 36

819. 85

I 132.94 591.98

2.25

Piece- work.

$647. 65

448. 97

786. 00

693. 57

610.57

560. 83

597. 27

570.96

571.55

748. 80

241. 00

Ellis, Norman G . . .

.

Ellis, Perry

Elli.s,vSallie J

Elli.s, S. C

Ellis, T. F

Ellsworth, C.Abbie.

El wood, Cora M

Elwood, C.Thos

Emerson, J. W

Emery, C. J Emery, George B. .

.

Emory, A. W

Engel, A. Force

Engel, Chas. R

Engel, Geo. W

Engler, Wm. O

English, S. G

English, S.S

Ennis, Chas. H

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, 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, Saml. T

Espey, H. C

Espey, J. A. B

Espey, Jessie B

Espey, lyOuis Esperon, T. B

Es.sex, E. J Estep, C. B

E.sterly, J. Irwin

Etchberger, C. E

Etchberger, C. E. jr. . Etchison, E

Euler, John C

Evans, Chas. M

Evans, CP

Evans, Ella V

Evans, Geo. M

Evans, Griffith Evan.s, H.Clay

Evans, Margaret A . . Evans, Martin N . . . . Evans, M. L

Evans, V. M

Evans, Walter S

Evans, W. L

Everett, Hugh

Everett, Wm. F

Everhart, Jennie . . . . Evennan, John W. . . Everts, Frank A

Fagan, Cora B

Fairman, J. B

Fallon, D. F

Farle}-, Lizzie J Farnsworth,Mary M.

Farrell, E- G

Farrell, John A

Farwell, J. P

Faulkner, Marv

Fan.St, Harry E

FaJ', Mar>' A

Faye, Jacob

Fearing, W. G

Feast, John

Feather.ston, M

Feehan, James A . . .

.

Feeney, J. L,

Hours

employed.

725

2, 397^

2, 078X

2,0171^

2, 170

2, 204 1,028

145 2.488

2, 545K

2,483^^

2, 520

2, 20116

2,441 2,434

2, 475^

2, 499^

2, 325 '317

2, 492>^ 808

24 1,032

2, 447 M35

^317

2,422'

Amount earned. Time

work.

I362. 55

604. 97

1,039.52

I, 009. 10

540. 66

I, 102. 00

514.00

72.55

I, 244. 00

1,349. 55

1, 242. 95

630. 85

I, 112. 10

>i, 250. 70

608. 90

1,449- 56

1,612. 47

590. 83

r, 782. 37

I, 246. 25

235. 40

14. 40

516. 00

1, 231.66

283. 72

I, 922. 20 1,431.37 2,444^

1, 172

2, 392!^

1,92954

2, 341

2, 565^ 548^

2, 082%

2,494 340

2,413^^

144 1,323 1,479

2, 390

2, 217K

1,660

^ 7954 2,54iK

1,918^

2, 067

2, 496 1,821^

2, 168H

1,976^ 2,391^

1,403^

2, 399

2, 425K

1, 461

2, 566

2, 112 2,449

2, 48S

2, 159^2 2,448

2,015

1,334.97 586.00

676. 90

[,040.30

[, 170.50

[, 697. 60

274. 25

845. 56

r, 041. 75

1,255.11

170. 00

602. 49

72. 00

661. 70

739- 85

t, 195. 80

r, 122.77 416.49

159- 25

486. 05

1,338. 37 490.05

518. 28

, 271. 12

455. 37

[, 084. 25

492. 02

609. 44

702. 70

f, 199. 50

[, 306. 39

304. 38

[,512. 95

1,056.00

1,321.00

782. 10

654. 57

612 00

1,007.50

I Days.
REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER. 315

No. 27.

Statement shoiuing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year elided June 30, igoi, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Feeter, J. H

Feltham, Emilj- O. . . Fenton, Flsie F

Fenton, J.J Fenton, Joseph A. . .

.

Fenwick, Lottie . .

.

Ferguson, B. G

Ferguson, John F

Ferguson, Wni. P. . .

.

Ferl, Arthur P

Fernsner, C. W

Ferrell, L. C

Ferren, Myron J Ferrier, Saml . Fessenden, A. L

Fichtenkam, Alice C.

Field, Sadie

Fiesse, Chas

Figg, W. H

Finch, George

Finnegan, James . . . . Finnev, J Fish, H. C

Fisher, Amanda E. .

.

Fishei-, Amelia

Fisher, Edward Y . .

.

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Eugene

Fisher, Harriet V. . . . Fisher, :Minnie E

Fisher, Wm. H

Fitzgerald, (ieo. S . .

.

Fitzgerald. Mary . . .

.

Fitzgerald, :Mary . . .

.

Fitzgerald, Mary EFitzgerald, Thomas A

Fitzgerald, T. J Fitz Gerald, T

Fitzhugh, Ella ]\I Fitzpatrick, Henry . . Fitzpatrick, J. B .'. . F'itzpatrick, J. V

Fitzpatrick, :\Iary . .

.

Fitzpatrick, :\Iichael Fitz-Patrick, Mary H

Fitz Simons, A

Fitzwilliam, Thos. J . Flahavhan, F". A . . . .

.

Flahertj-, Edward . . Flaherty, Edward . . Flaherty, Mary E

Flanagan, E. F

Flanagan, ]M. E

Flanagan, P. R

Flanagan, R. C

Flather, Elizabeth E

Fleming, CatharineM

Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Chas. F

Fletcher, Geo. S

Fletcher, Katie L

Fletcher, William . . . Flicker, Harry

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Martin H . . . . Flynn, Rose E

Foert.sch, Mary

Fogerty, James

Foley, Daniel J Foley, Sadie

Folk, S. W

Follett, Fred. W

Foos, Wm. D

Foote, J. B

Foraker, C. T

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

387

2, 529

I. 592

Time

work.

$96.-87

2, 226 I, 113. 80

2, 492 I, 246. 00

2, 480 617.91 268^ 134- 25

2, 285 799- 71

2, 208 I, 104. 00

2,416 I, 232. 26 2,415^ 603. 99 I3I2 2, 988. 96

2, 660^ 724.42

2, 248K I, 124.82 600 300. 29

I 312 I, oil. 00

2, 2I7K I, 109. 27

I, 016 508 . 00

2, 166^ I, 084.61

2, 392 630. 25

2, 266^ 570. 39

2, 207 I, 103. 50

1, 482.

597-

I 300 1,823. 80

2, 243^ 1, 198. 90

I, 262 262. 93 672 168. 00

2, 184 546. 20

1,841^.^ 921. 25 2,494 624. 10

2, 247 14 565. 19

2, 051 1,025. 50

2, 060 ^ 1,030. 25 2,419/^ I, 209. 75

2, 376 592. QO

2, 720 825. 59

2, 163 540. 06

1,855 927. 50

2, 175H I, 091. 09

269 67. 59

1,813 906. 50

2, 330^^ ^84. II 2,447^ 617. 19

2, 334 I, 167. 00

2, 336 I, 180. 00

1,669 835 50

2, 40:^ 844 02

2, 376 '/^ 1, 189.45

2, 294^ I, 217 81

2, 508 I, 255 20

2, 2771/ I, 203 65

2, 4821^ 618 54

2,512 785 00

2, 263^ 1. 131 75

2, 076 1,038 00

2, 032 489 77

2, 240 I, 121 80

543^/^ 135 87 2,412 600 91 1,851^ 925 75

2, 108 1,054 00

2, 292 570 92

2, 303 K 573 78

2, 3423^ 1,372 86

1,797 594 85

24 14 40

i,8ioi^ 465 42

Piece- work.

$666. 26

760. 05

762. 75

613-95

736. 77

687. 68

362. 77 215.00

510.46

751-50

63- 15

Ford, Byron A

Ford, J. T

Ford, Mary C

Fordan, Minna , Forden, Geo. A

Fordham, George .

.

Forrest, Edward

Forsyth, C. E

Foster, Edith D

Foster, John H

Fowler, B. ly Fowler, Dominick .

.

Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A .

.

Fox, Catherine

Fox, Jas. E

Fox, John H

Foxwell, A. T

Foy-T.J Frahm, Henry

Frailey, Robert T... France, lyillej- M . .

.

Francis, Wm. H

Frank, Beulah M . .

.

Frank, Henry J Frank, Peter

Hours

employed.

Franke, Hilda N

Eraser, Frank

Frayser, Mary E

Frazier, Mary E

Frederick, John H. . . Frederick, Mary

Freiseis, Frank

French, Albert S

French, Charles J. . . French, Ed. R

Fridley, L,utlier

Frierj', Michael

Frink, Emma A

Fri.sbee, Arthur H . .

.

Fritz, Joseph W .... Froelich, Kathryn EFrost, Mary E

Fry, E. S

Frye, Will W

Fugitt, Harriet A . . . Fuhrman, Edward . . Full rman, W.J

Fuhrmann, Chas. J. . F'ulenwider, Jno. E

Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Fuller, J. F

Funk, Adam P

Funk, Isaac M

Furber.shaw, Geo. C. . Furber.shaw, J. H . . . . Furrow, Annie M. . .

.

Gable, Paul S

Gaddi.s, L,eroy J Gaeng, John

Gaeng, Wm. S

Gainer, Joshua

Gainey, Agnes C

Gaisberg, Wm

Galbreath, Jas. H

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Ella M . .

.

Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher,Patrick H

Gallagher, W. E

Gallaher, N. W

Galleher, James A. . , Galleher, Thomas S , Galvin, John F

Galvin, Thos. J

2, 505?^

2, 282 1,968 2,412%

2,322%

2, 960

2, 480

2, 471

2, 053%

2, 39334

2, 016%

2, 399 2,311^

1,821%

2, 108

2, 662%

571

2, 036

1, 192%

2, 497 1,680%

2, 496

I 26

2, 288

I, 231%

^3i2f

2, 092%

2, 251%

2, 203

1, 093K

i,6i9K

2, 422

2, 322%

2,317 2,321%

2,475^

2, 107%

2, 473%

2, 397%

2,018%

1,835%

2, 064

2, 484

1,265

1, 202 2,475

2, 482

2, 483

2, 291%

^ 245ii 1,897%

1,943

2, 494%

2, 448

2, 177%

2, 188%

1312

2, 507

2, 177%

2, 216 1,698%

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1,467.

572.: 489- 92

I, 206. 25

806. 83 869 . 50 1,266.88

695-31

I, 026. 75

I, 197-32

I, 008. 25

860. 00

576. 59 911.50

, 054. 00

, 564. 98

^42. 75

, 020. 80

596- 25

[, 249. 70 418.42

624. 00

[, 479- 51

307. 87

[,564.00

1,046. 25

568. 85

1, 101. 50

274.41 817.92

I, 236. 12

59- 50

1, 161.25

[, 191. 14

r, 161.95

050. 00 422.69

I, 053- 75

I, 337- 30

1,387. 04

1,009. 25 461.67

64 1. 21

I, 242. 00

433- M

327- 15

1, 238. 70

I, 241. 00

:,258.95

[, 145- 75 491.62

479. 88 491.99

247- 25

224. 25

771. 12

I, no. 58

1,094. 25

I, 326. 00

1, 470. 62

I, 088. 75

I, 108. 00

916. 45

I Days.
3i6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement shoiving the nmnhcr of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, igoi, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Gamble, Samuel

Gantley, John M

Gantlev, vS. M

Gantt, G

Garber, Joseph A . . . . Gardiner, Uydia H .

.

Gardiner, W. H

Gardner, Chas. H

Gardner, Wm. D

Garland, J. D

Garner, j. P

Garner, J. S

Garrels, Chas

Garrett, J. L

Garrett, Katie R

Garrett, Mar\' E

Garrette, Chas. 1' Garrison, Clara R . .

.

Garrison, F. K

Garrison, Fred G. . . . Garst, Su.sie L, Garvin, G. S Garwood, Kmma D. . Gates, Florence Ganghran, Annie. . . . Gaughran, I^izzie. . . . Gaulden, J.C

Gawler, J.C

Gayle, Ida

Gayle. Robt. E

Gaylor, H. J Geisenderfer, Minnie A

Geller, Lena

Gentner, F. C

George, James A

Gerber, Theodore . .

.

Gerberich, George. .

.

Gery, Raymond E- . Gessler, E E

Getz, John M

Geyer, E. F

Gheen, Bell Gibbs, A.C

Gibbs, J. A

Gibson, Irving Gib.son,J.W

Gilbert, Abel

Gilbert, H. A

Giles, Harrv E

Gillem, M. A

Gillespie, J. W

Gillespie, S. F

Gilliam, Catherine E.

Gilliard, Wm

Gilliland, J.B

Gillin, David

Gillin, Joseph T

Gillon, P. C

Gilmore, C. F

Gilmore, Olive I CiHLsi, Marie

Cirxin, Isabella

(jisriel, 1^ Gittings, Nettie

Giusta, Jilargaret A.

.

Gladding, I^ewis T . Glade, Henr^^

Gleason, Dennis

Gleeson, A.J

Gleason, Thomas J. . Glenn, J. F

Glenn, Joseph F

Glenn, William G

Glover, .\ddie . Glover, Wm. INI Godbold, Huger

Honrs

emploj^ed.

2,061^

1, 979^

216

2, 210^

2, 058

1,847^^

2, 446^

706^

2, 235

2, 173^

1, 9683^

2, 4S9

2, 146 2,015

2, 415'/^

2, 2881^

2, 170^ 800^

1,891 2,564

2, 2821^

2, 432^

2, 2831X 207^

839

2, 512

2, 501 1,795 2,323 1,261^

.2, 021 2,320 2,515^

1,455

1, 798^

297

2, 355

2, 479K

2, 504

1, 920

2, 479

2,968

2, 401 940^

920 1360

2,495

2, 148H

944

2, 355

2, 077

2, 496

2, 495^

2, 070

2, iSSi^

2, 387

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$559- 57

1,005. II 57.87

550. 90 514-50

923. 80

I, 394. 10

180. 02

I, 122.74

1,086. 85

9S4. 50

1,283.52

778. 02

534- 36 501.67

I, 2S8.69

572. 64

I, 103.77

409. 05

471. 60

1,125.58

568. 54

606. 02

I, 261.60

104. 05

243- 95

I, 263. 76 1,327.87 449-55

581.12

630. 75 719.84

610. 89

1,271.07

780. 93 1,055-95

148. 80

1, 177-70

f, 413- 35

[, 253. 20 516.00

I, 239- 50

1, 008. 90

I, 273.00 471-50

267. GO

945- II

I, 247.50

1,079.53

472. 00

I, 179- 25

1, 038. 50

1,322. 88

1, 247- 75

I, 035- 80

603- 57

594- 65

2, 407 606. 87

1,80614 903- 25

2, 058^ 1, 029. 25 2,618 661.15 3,016 855- 40

921 302. 76 553 276. 50

2, 212 I, 116. 00

2, 354'/^ I, 190. 58

2, 186^ I, 093- 25

2, 407^ 604. 05

sf.40-63

550. 22

779- 75

684. 20

498. 50

765. 06

742.39

442. 86

Name.

Hours

employed.

Goddard, I^eora Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Goebel, A.N

Goetz, I^ouis Gogan, Wm. H

Goid.stein, William N

Gompers, S. J Gonder, Sue F

Gonzales, Jo.seph V .

.

Good, Jessie M

Goodacre, Charles P. Goode, James E

Goode, vSaniuel Goodheart, Bri.scoe.. Gooding, Edw. IM . . . . Goodkej', Jos. E

Goodman, Ca.s.sie A . . Goodman, R. D

Goodrell, H. B

Goodrick, John

Goodspeed, Alex . . . . Goodwin, Rose W . . . Gordon, i,aura B . . . . Gordon, M. B

Gorham, Marj' E . . . . Gorman, Mamie 1^. .

.

Gorman, Mary E. . . . Gorman, Thos

Gormley, A

Gosorn, T. H

Goss, A. D

Go.ss, Jennie

Goss, M

Goss, Mabel E

Gotta, Robt. C

Gottlieb, K

Gould, W. J Gove, Charles H

Graddick, Laura J. . . Grady, Daniel Grady, John E

Graeves, Edith S

Graf, Charles J Graff, Charles T

Graham, A. W

2,362^

2, 400 2,410^

207 14

1,

I, 843 2,499^

1,823^

2, 143K

2,047

1,932

2, 496

432

2, 235

2, 501

2, 083

2, 487

2, 593

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 505 J 2, 104

Graham, G. W

Graham, H. A

Graham, Harvey W

Graham, Jas. R

Graham, J. H

Graham, Madge W . Grant, J. F

Grant, Nellie R

Graser, S. O

Gra.sse, Marie L . . -

.

Gran, Englehart G . Graves, Benj. B. F .

.

Graves, Geo. B

Graves, J. S

Gray, Carrie R

Gray. Edna

Gray, E. S

Gray, H. W

Grear, Rufus

Green, Annie ... .

.

Green, Chas. D

Green, E. A

Green, John C

Green, Logan

Green, M. E

Green, Perry

Green, Rose A

Green, William . . .

.

Greene, Emma

Greene, John, jr . . .

.

Days.

2, 528

2, 4965^ 1,965^

2, 144 2,310

2,396

2, 130 2,496

2, 357^

2, 2331^ 790^

2, 415

1, 401 317

2, 438^

\ '91^/^ [1,676

2, 507^

2, 309

2,496

2,494

2.496

2, 2005^

2. 248^

2, 154

2, 223

192

2, 25634

2, 203^

I. 123^

, 192. 74

600. 00

, 206. 30

103- 75

467. 06

922. 20

. 250. 95

9' I- 75

638. 17 514-94

530- 30

I, 422. 00

113.80

I. 117.85 775-11

1, 298. 74

1,318. II 1,307- 30 1,253.95

[, 052. 00

, 243. 40

622. 63

, 054- 85

536. 40

581.64 596.92

, 067. 00

621.92

. 179- 25

, 1 16. 80

148. 22

, 208. 70

350. 24 158.50

1,442. 15 ^•,391-53

I, 330. 24

I, 231. 15

I, 248. 00

698. 32

I, 248. 00

624. 25 1,317.86

562. 21

I, III. 50

48. 00

209. 30

494- 75

655. 93

210. 60

2,524

1,991

2, 480

2, 522%

2, 4.34 Vi 2,3561^

2,894

2, 304 663

2, 494'/^

2,443

802. 32

996. 90

620. 00

, 326. 40

,217.25 830 60

733- 34

574. 32 124.31 621.54

252. 57

642. 95 ,442.22
RKPOR'T OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the n umber of persons employed in the public printing

and bijiding during thefiscal year endedJune 30, igoi, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Greenfield, T. H . .

.

Greenwood, James

Greer, Albert

Gregory', Daniel EJ. .

.

Grenacher, Charles.

.

Griebel, Julius

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griffin, John A

Griffith, George

Griffith, Robt. H

Griggs, W. I, Grimes, Kdith M

Grimes, Hattie Iv . . . . Grimes, Laura 1^ Grimes, Perrj^ T

Grimes, W. E

Grimme, Frederick. . Grinnan, R. 1^ Griswold, M. J Griswold, W. A

Gritton, F. M

Groo, Mahlon

Groome, Chas. E - - - • Grose, Fred C

Groshon, Clinton. . . . Grumley, E. C

Gviild, Alice

Guiles, Chas. H

Guinn, E. C

Gunion, Mary E

Gunn, H. S Gunning, Edward J

.

Gunton, I^ouise Gutelius, W. I, Guthridge, W. H

Gwin, H. A

Gwin, Mabel E

Haar, Rosa M

Haas, Isaac C

Hackett, Murray .... Hadger, Pauline D . . Haff, Harry H

Hage, Anna

Hager, Emma

Haggert3-, James E- . Hain, Elizabeth Hain, Evelyn M

Haines, Claude E . • Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Eouis E - . - Hale, Margaret

Hale, R. J Hall, Edward J Hall, Fred A

Hall, G. W

Hall, James E

Hall, Minnie

Hall,S. K

Hall, T. Frank

Hall, Wm. T

Halliday, Belle Hallock, Daniel B . . . Halloran, Deborah . . Halpenny, R. E-S

Haltigan, P.J

Halsey, Geo. F

Hambly, John S Hambright,FrankH.

Hamilton, Edw. J. . . . Hamilton, J. P

Hamilton, Wm. M . . . Hammond, Jno. E. . . Hampson, Iowa

Hancock, Elizabeth M

421 $210. 50

2, 504 I, 253. 20

2, 005 501.43

2,215 I, 107.50

2, 549- 35

2, 224 I, 112. 00

2, 114 1,057.00

2, 183 5^ I, 092. 75 952^2 476. 25 2,494 I, 247. 00

2, 446K 1.28S.45

2, 1, 085. 60

2, 492

2, y>A%. 875^

2, 204

2, 393

2,504

2, 420^

2,415'/^

2, 049K

2, 546K

2, 435

2, 407

2, 483

2, 365^ 23^

1,723^ 2,522^

1, 004^

2,428

2, 054^

2, 241 3/i 2,516

2, 482 1,524%

2, 429%

1,218^

2, 454%

2,361 2,410^

2, 138%

2, 496

2, 082

1,988

1,497

2, 557K

1,8873^

2, 660^

2, 508

2, 302K

756

2, 260

2, 499^

2, 062

2, 2391^ 2.433 626^

2, 273?i 1,848

2, 198)^ 495

6821^

2, 4001^

2, oiij^

2, 475^

i,327>^

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

I, 247

1, 466, 437

I, 102 598

I, 253

I, 326 917

I, 025

I, 396

I, 242.

I, 182.

5- 323-

I, 346.

502. 1,215-

1, 037.

I, 19] 943-

619.

764.

611.

I, 179- 605.

401.

I, 248. 1,041.

994-

374- 1,510.

99S. 1,590.69

1,341-95

579- 69

180. 62 716.93

r, 256. 40

r, 032. 80

120. 25

I, 217. 70

355- 65 1,213.90

933- 50

1,287.55

247. 30

341- 25 1,201.45

804. 60

1,238.55

335- 64

1713- 50

740. 75 651.61

r45-5i

609. 61

727- 38

Handiboe, John A . .

.

Handley, Frank G .

.

Handley, Joseph A .

.

Handley, Wm. W

Handly, E. J Hanft, Theo. M

Hanlon, vSaml. C Hann, R. F

Hannah, Monroe .... Hanrahan, John T. .

.

Hansbrough, Annie . Haradon, Fannie A. . Harbaugh, Carroll . .

.

Harden, Win. E

Hardenburgh, Mary

S

Harde-ster, T. J Hardesty, J. K

Harding, C. T

Harding, Margaret. . Hardy, Eleanora . . . . Hardy, Ella C

Hardy, Geo. R

Hardj', Theodore M . Harford, R. B

Haring, Walter W . . . Harkness, Jas. C

Harlow, R. B

Harper, E.J

Harper, Florence. . . . Harper, James E- - - . Harper, James E . . . . Harper, J. T

Harper, M. A

Harper, Thomas W. . Harrald, H

Harrell, Wells C

Harries, Florence S. . Harries, John

Harrigan, Frank E - - Harriman, Helen R . Harris, David

Harris, Geo. C

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, M. Agnes . . . . Harris, Michael

Harris, Thos. F

Harris, W. H

Harris, W.J

Harris, W. E

Harrison, B. E

Harrison, C. E

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, J. W . .

.

Harrison, Wright R . Harrold, J. A

Harstin, Robert H .. . Hart, Belle Hart, Frank

Hart, Wm.J

Hartley, Eee

Hartman,V. W..

Hartmann, Charles. . Hartmann, Gustave . Hartnett, Jerome . . . . Hartwell, Chas

Hartwell, F. E

Hartwell, Mary A

Harvel, Geo. W

Harvey, Mary E

Harvey, P. R

Harvey, WiLson Harward, Chas. E

Harwood, D. J Hasbrouck, Harry .

.

Haskell, F. A

Hours

employed.

2, 387^4: 506 >^ 888%

650

2, 504%

2, 237%

1,892^

2, 479

I, 404%

320 X312

$1, 277. 80

126. 62

444- 25

325. 00

, 256. 17 ,118.75

946. 57

, 239- 50

702. 50

160. 00

929. 50

668

2, 4"[i 600

2, 016

2, 072

2, 435

1,31648 2,532%

2, 369%

2,318%

2, 204K

2, 324

2,984 2,512

2, 297 2,OI7K

2, 504

1, i9i'/t 2,567%

2, 2173^

1, 743%

2. 110%

519

2, 190%

I, 960

962

2,

'

2,011%

920

2, 150

2, 397 984

1,328

72 2,488

24

2, 396%:

I, 729%

1, 079%

379

2, 523^4^

2, 133%

208 2,490%

2, 546K

579

648

2, 488

2, 424

2, 372K

1,024%

* 295

2, 170

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 226 2,013

2, 212^

2, 496

2, 482

187. 04

[, 213. 10

634-

I, 184.

1, 167. 593- 619.

847.

716. 572.

I, 083. 1,618.

644.

799- 629.

940. 1,055-

129. 821. 980.

481. 00

982. 87

506.

267.

I, 257- 1,216.

251- 664.

23-

I, 257-

14.

I, 355-

864.

269.

112.

I, 325- 532-

104.

I, 270.

I, 345-

301.

332-

I, 244. 6o5.

1, 189. 533-

I, 287.

I, 085. 560.

I, 170.

I, 106.

I, 334-

996-

580. 95

I Days.
3i8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 7.-].—Statcnient shoiuing the number of persons employed iu the public prhiting

and bmding durmg the fiscal year ended June jo, jgoi, etc. —Continued.

Haskell, James G.

.

Haslett, John W . .

.

Hassel, Geo. H

Hasson, B. F

Hassoii, Jnliii I). . .

.

Hastiiii^s, T . .. Hatlcv, iM-ank M . Hatton, I Hauer, J. F

Haveimei', Geo. C. Havens, F. B

Havens, J. O

Hawke, Nellie 1^. . .

.

Hawke, Theresa .... Hawken, Agnes M . Hawkins, Geo. A. .

.

Haworth, Thos. W . Hay, I^. C

Haj'den, Geo. H

Hayden, Mamie T.. Haydon, J. D

Haj^es, Bennie

Hayes, Finley S . . .

.

Hayes, Hvigh

Haj-es, I,illie F

Hayes, Mamie

Hayes, Mary

Hayes, M. E

Hayes, Nellie I. . . .

.

Haj'es, Oliver Havne, Harrv C

Hayne, J. T

Haynes, L,aviniaF.. Havs, John H

Hays, Uriel C Ha} wood, Edward . Haywood, Jennie F. Hazen, Edward J. .

.

Hazle, E. F. G

Healey, Patrick

Heal}'^ James A

Healv, Thomas F. .

.

Hedges, Geo. B

Hedrick, Ellen A . .

.

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A . Heffernan, Thomas.

Heffner, Clara vS Heffner, Mary

Hegart3% Daniel J . . Heidingsfeld, Ed . .

.

Heinline, Chas. vS . .

.

Heinline, F,ida C. . . . Heisler, Fred D

Heiston, T. B

Heizer, Nannie B . .

.

Helfif, Jose fine M . .

.

Hellings, HattieR.. Helmig, C. F

Helms, John E

Hemmings, Fred I^. Hender.son, Reagan

Hendler, Chas. T . .

.

Hendricks, Ralph M

.

Hendricks, Wm. J

. . . Hendrix, Ellen Henke, Fred.W

Hennen, I^aurence M

Hennen, W. S Hennigan, John

Henning, Geo

Henning, S. E

Henrv, Chas. W

Henshaw, C. \V

Hepburn, Chas

Hours

employed.

2, 075

2, 108 1,031 890 986^

I 312 2,4"^

1,992

.1,531

2, 496^

1,964

2, 936

Amount earned. Time

work.

2,473>^

2, 365^

2, 412

I 312 1,970

2,413 824

2, 290

2, 389^

2, 335^

2, 376 2,405^

2, 324^

2,518^^

2, 483^

2, 064

2, 168^

2, 490^

2, 554^

2, 456^

8395^

2, 1025^ 2,378

2, 238^

2, 292^^ 852 ^I47>^

2, 087^

2,091^

1,959^

2, 320^

1,914

2, 384^

2, 442

2, 123

2, 207K

2,411

2, 460

2, 374

2. !OlH : , 050. 328

^ 164.

2, 532K 1,336.

2, 175^ 578.

f

^ 289

\ 184

|i, 846.

2, 241 589. '306 1,377- 456 114.

2, 453^ 938. 508^ 254-

2, 410 I, 213. 2,64i>^ 692.

2, 340 I, 246.

2, 432 605.

2, 352^^ I, 177-

2, "SoS I, 2.S5-

I, 166 366.

$518. 75

I, 054. 00

515- 50 445.00

493- 25 1,894- 75

I, 209. 87

498. 00

766. 30 1,379.82

773- 60

970. 22

616. 38

591-

r, 346.

1,996. 999-

[, 207. 412.

608.

r, 196. 585.

613.

599- '583-'

I, 242.

1, 500. 515-

542-

I, 245.

I, 374-

752- 419.

,051- 594-

, 121.

, 147- 426.

442.

,043-

, 045-

783- 5S4-

957-

[, 192. [,271. 529- M76.

[, 061.

613-

610.

Piece- work.

$684. 66

552. 37

759-61

469. 88

Name.

Hepburn, Chas. F

Herbert, Edwin W. .

.

Herbert, Florence L - Herbert, Grace

Herb.st, Minnie

Herfurth, Josephine . Hering, Thomas F. . . Herman, Ernest Herndon, Jno. G

Herndon, P. L

Heron, John J Herritage.W. T

Herzinger, C. W

Herzog, Daniel S . . . . Heslet, James H

Hess, C. T

Hess, Morris J Hess, S

Hewlett, Robert J

. . . Hewston, Marv E. F). Hickey, J. F. Hickey, Margaret T . Hickman, E. ly Hickman, W. H

Hickmann, Mary. .

.

Hicks, F. Albert

Higgins, Annie

Higgins, B. F

Higgin.s, lyizzie Higgins, Miles J Highberger, Clara G

.

Hill, Chas W

Hill, J.E

Hill, lyorenzo

Hill, Mamie N

Hill, Minnie

Hillebrant, Amv F". . Hillebrant, F. j" . . .

.

Hilton, Eva A

Hilton, J. P Himmelman, J. C. . . . Hinds, W. L

Hinsley, I^ottie B. . . . Hinwood, Samuel C. Hipkins, C. C

Hisley, John

Hitchcox, J Hoagland, T. B

Hobbs, H. W

Hodes, Theo

Hodge, C. F

Hodges, John C

Hoes, James E

Hoey, Jennie G

Hoffman, Florence.. Hofmann, Ferdinand Hogan, John E

Hogan, John F

Hogan, John H

Hogan, Michael

Hoggsette, James A . . Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F . . Holcombe, Samuel W

Holden, Lewis F . . . . Holeman,Wm. M. . . . Holl, E. A

Holland, J. L

Holland, R. I, Holler, Rosa L

Hollinger, Clara B. . . Hollins, Joseph H. C. Hollohan, Marv J. . - . Holloran, J. H

Holloway, J. L

Holmes, Barbara . . . . Holmes, Benjamin. .

.

Hours

employed.

2,086

I 87

229

1, 400

1.8S2

1,541

2, 073 2,342^

2, 217

2, 365K

502

2, 205K

2, 407 2,414^

2, 386

2, 435^

1, 146K

2, 400

2, w>V?. 600

2, 198

1 282 1,874

1,474;^ 1,929

2, 488^

2, 528

2, 492

2, 133^

2, 076

1,491 423

2, 479

2, 643^

2, 308

1, 867^

1,315

1 312

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

|i, 043. 00

348. 00

2,II6K

810

2, 307 13I2

2, 226^

2,48754

2, 495

2, 384

2, I45H

2, 244 14

2. 468

2, 247 K

2, 130^

2, 146

2, 128^

2, 208

3, 044

2,013

1,964

2, 496

2, 3061^

2, 284X

2,005

2, 357i

2, 494^ ""16"

536

57- 25

348. 29

392. 08

804. 30

1,036. 50

I, 171.40

r, 108. 50

1, 183.32 251.00

1, 104. 72

602. 25

I, 292. 75 683.41

I, 270. 46

573- 25

597- 92 191.36

150. 00

852. 57

756. 14 390. 42

372. 42

482. 25

620. 63 831.65

620. 92

, 250. 26

553. 20

372. 74

88. 13

623. 75

747. 74 574.92

471.07

657. 70

, 794. 00

419. 25 118.95 581.89

410. 29

I, 153-50

I, 684. so 561.86

I, 243. 75

I, 247. 50

2, 456

750.50

1,080. 55

1, 126.30

786. 58 1,245.45

535- 42

I, 150. 76

1, 066. 25

I, 104. 00

820. 80

1, 006. 50

982. 30

909. 00

I, 225. 85

1, 142. 62

499- 65

587- 28

I, 247- 25 4-50

150. 75

614. 00

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30^ i90i-> etc. —Continued.

Holmes, C. E

Holmes, Waruer

Holton, Hoyt A

Honaker, C. A

Houestv, Morris Hood, M.C

Hooper, E. J Hooper, John H

Hoover, Alice S

Hoover, Frank

Hopkins, Clj'de G . .

.

Hopkins, D. W

Hopkins, Edg^ar W.

.

Hopkins, F. H

Hopkins, vS. E

Hopkins, W. A

Hopper, Nellie Hopwood, Eouise. . . . Horen, Ed. B

Horn, Haddie Z

Hoskins, Coralynne . Houck, Emma H . . . . Houck, Henr>- T

Hough, C. B

Hours

emploj'ed.

664

2, 521

2, 099!-^

2, 322M

2. 490 >^

2, 461

2, 1S8 482 V2 2,362

2, 140

2, 401^

2, 345^

I, 255^

2,483

Hough, Frances R. . . Houghton, Chas. E. . Howard, George \, . . Howard, J. E

Howard, Martha E.

.

Howard, Minnie E . . Howard, T. W

Howard, Vincent F. . Howcott, r. :m Howe, Merwiu G. . . . Howells, vS. D

Howes, E. E

Howland, G. \V Howie, C. A

Howlett, Charles A.

.

Howlin, Wni

Hubbard, A. J. E • - . Hubbard, J. P

Hubbel, iVIary Hudson, Fred J Huff, C. W

Hugdal, Rali)h M

Huggins, J. T

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, Ellis Hughes, G. D

Hughes, Geo. B

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Harrj- Hughes, Jas. W

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, John

Hughes, MarA' F

Hull, (i. M..." HuUett, A. G

Hulling, Julius Humble, H. H

Humes, Annie M . . . . Hummel, Calvin F . Humphrey, O. W

Humphries, Emily . . Hundley, M. B

Hunt, A. Z

Hunt, Jeremiah A. . . Hunt, Lizzie Hunt, Margaret

Hunt, Zophar

Hunter, Bertha

Hunter, John H

Hunter, R. E

Huntress, H. Louise . Huntsberry, M. K . .

,

2, 323M

2, 468^

1, 619

2, 404><

2, 154

f 126

l2. 342

I 298

2, 185

I,2,417

177

1, 236?^

2, 040

2, 099;^

2, 158

2, 331^

2, 470

2, 496

2, 356K

56

2, 507 189

2. 4,58

2, 343 842

2, 310^

2, 506X

2, 438

2, 528

1,628 2,528 1,839^

2,,52lJ^

I 312

2, 374

1,944

256

2, 396 2,3iiK

2, 484

2. 150

I 312

2, 449^^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$344. 00

635. 20

I, 050. 50

1, 161. 92

642. 62

619. 24

666. 96

241.25

1, 182. 20

I, 070. ID

926. 56

t, 203. 25

1, 172. 75 317.21

620. 75

1307

2, 474^

2, 760 588^

2, 325K

2, 494

2, 497 553^

1,233.60

625. 45

337- 29

600. 24

I, 077. 00

•1,524-36

1, 192. 1,093-

439-

604.

36- 338-

1, 020.

423-

530.

I, 083.

I, 167. 1,309- 1,452-

I, 179-

33-

I, 255- 356-

I, 245- 585.

210.

[. 226.

I, 458.

[, 323-

1,244. 814.

f,332. 473-

c, 274.

[, 794- 592. 494-

138- .198.

. 155- 453-

553-

257- 225. 910. 1,311-

787.

294- 629.

,247- 624.

138. 678.

Piece- work.

$712. 35

753- 50

721. 15

689. 00

622. 62

801.85

777.01

483. 84

Hurd, W. H

Hurley, Blanche

Hursh, Frank

Hurworth, Thomas E

Huse, C. B

Huse, Edward A

Huson, Wilber J Huss, A. E

Hussey, Annie

Huston, J. A

Hutcheson, M.W., jr. Hutchinson, Ambrose

Hutchinson, Amelia.

Hutchinson, Robert . Hutchinson, Wm. H . Hutchison, E- A

Hutchison, William . Hutton, Clara E

Hyams, Mord

Hyatt, Nellie B

H^^de, Eucy

Hyde, W. B

Hyler, O. D

Hjaies, Sarah E

Hysan, John F

Indermauer, Charles

Ingalls, Albert E

Ingalls, Ira M

Ingledue, J. B

Irey, Chas. W

Ir\an, J. E

Irvine, Wm. J Irwin, James

Irwin, James H. . .

.

Isham, Carrie I . . .

.

Jackson, Edward . Jackson, James W . Jackson, J. U

Jackson, Julius .... Jackson, Mildred E.E

Jackson, M. P

Jackson, Pauline .... Jackson, Theo. H. . .

.

Jacobs, Arthur

Jacoby, Callie Jaeger, August H. . . . Jama, Theresa E

Jameson, John G

Jaques, John B

Jaques, Wm

Jay, Mabel

Jayne, T. F

Jeffrey, Geo. E

Jeffries, Emma

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, Charles

Jenkins, James

Jenkins, Meredith. . . Jenkins, W. E

Jenkin.s, Z. T

Jenks, Richard E- • - Jen.sen, Emma

Jerdone, Clara P. .

.

Jewett, Annie R

Jewett, Hattie M

Johannes, Geo

Johns, W. R., jr

Hours

era- ployed.

I 35^ $71. 00

2, 467^ 614. 77

2, 463^ I, 231.64

2, 1031^

2, 253^

2, 320K

562. 07

1, 128.55

I, 166. 92

2, 400 764.50

2, 463 1,352.45

2, 58oJ^ I, 708. 82

2, 100 I, 050. 15 2,494 623. 50

2, 373 598- 43

2, 976 892. So

2, 489 I, 244- 95

2, 505K I, 314- 35

2, 2731^ 569- 18 1,043 258. 75

2, 270 699. 49

Johnson, A. B

Johnson, Charles D. Johnson, C. T

Johnson, Elmer

Johnson, Geo., jr . .

.

Johnson, Geo. A

Johnson, Horace N . Johnson, James A .

.

Johnson, J. E

2, 345^

2, 585

2, 104 2,496 527^

2, 160^

492

2, 916

2,488!/^

2, 293K

1,217^

2, 488

2,520

2, 362^

2, 305K

3,021

2, 473

2,813

2, 6825^

2, 330

2, 467^

2,3035^ 2,510%

2, 41834

24

2, 2721

136 2,455

2, 465K

1312

r ^13

L2, 477

2, III 660K

2, 569

2, 254^

2, 252^

2, 399

352

2, 837

1, 007

Amount earned. Time

work.

183- :,662. 524-

867.

309-

;, 266. 246. 972-

:,244.

:, 218. 608.

622.

:, 271. 589-

660. 948.

:,3io. 809.

825.

I, 177-

I, 234-

I, 347-

I, 369-

I, 286.

14.

I, 265

I, 212 -25

34.00

611.87

1,233-95

I, 084. 50

1,529- 58 1,068.35

389- 55

I, 706. 78

I, 123.01

I, 126. 35

I, 199. 50

176. 00

I, 063. 87

503- 50

I Days.
320 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

S/a/n>u'}i/ s/kkciii^- //ic number of persons employed in the publie printhig

and hi)idinL^- dn)-ino- //le Jiseal year ended June jo^ 1901^ etc. —Continued.

Johnson, Joe M

Johnson, Jnlius . .

.

Johnson, \^.\\ Johnson, lyouis C . .

.

John.son, I^ncy P . .

.

Johnson, R. A

Johnson, R. S

John.son, T. M

Johnson, Virgie .... John.son, W. B

John.son, W. F

Johnson, \Vm. II . . .

.

John.son, W. R

Johnston, V,. K

Johnston, I^rank Johnston, J. ]\I Johnston, R. V, fohnston, Sinuon .

.

Johnston, W. K

Johnston, W. T

JointT, A. ,S Jolley, .Marie J, Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine K - Jone.s, K. C

Jones, Edward AV. , ji Jones, Edwin C

Jones, F. H

Jones, Frederick. . .

.

Jones, G. E

Jone.s, Henry

Jones, James T

Jones, Jno. W

Jones, Ivydia E.

Jone.s, Mary E. A . . . . Jones, M. F

Jones, Thos.Iv

Jones, Wni.A

Jordan, Chas

Jordan, Green J Jordan, Henry

Jordan, I^illie F

Jordan, I^nhi D

Jordan, May B

Jordan, Richard E. • • Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Joseph, IvUla M

Jndge, CP

Jndson, Harry B

Jnlian, R. A

Jnllien, Cyrus .S Jnllien, F. A

Jnllien, L,ouis Juno, Chas. V

Kahlert, J. H

Kail, J. W

Kane, James

Kane, Michael Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia. . . . Karnes, J. E

Kanffman, Geo. S. . . . Kauffman, Jos. C

Kautenberg, M. N . . . Keane, Katie Kearney, G.T

Kearne}-, James

Kearney, John T . . . . Keating, Annie

Keating, J. M

Keck, Alonzo

Kee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella Keefe.J.E

Keefe, T

Hours

employed.

2,312

2, 560K

1,773

2, 395-K 920

2,479 .2,498^

2, 270^

2, 384^2

1,919

2, 37S^

1,4.30

2, 2231/

2, 433^

2, 507^

2, 492^

2, 235

2, 419 !,709^

2, 139

2, 400 ^257

918

2, 982

2, 305 904

2, ^60

' i26

2, 288

920

2, 3765^

2, 253%

2, 187 1,044 1,992^

2, 395

2,325^^

2,4071^

2, 134

2, 484^

2, 3601^

2, 225 >^ 1,884 468

1,688

2, 240 240 2,496

2, 339

915

2, 457

6583^

2, 507^

2, 258K

904

184

2, 228^

2, 467^

1,823^^ 2,512

2, 563

2,485

2, 567^

Amount earned. Time

work.

5i, 156.

1, 060.

1, 486.

369-

I, 199. 267. 617.

, 250.

, 135- 597-

959- 600.

357- ,301.

,217.

, 2.54- 876.

, 132- 606. 17

854- 75

1, 069.

I, 200.

I, 562.

459-

745- 876.

226. 590-

265. CO

r, 191.82

I, 096. 45

565- II 624.87

261. 00

498.11 600 . 76

580. 35

604. 12 37r.oo

562. 48

I, 242. 25

I, 194. 09

I, 112.80

474- 59

120. 00

845. 20 1,312.49

123. 20

I, 264. 32

622. 95

265. 35

1,392. 17 330.67

I, 468. 28

I, 203. 80

262. 20

46. 00

1, 153-96

I, 233- 75

455- 84

628. 80

644. 34 1,317-03

717. 02

Piece- work.

$690. 70

490. 50 772.50

.584- 43

'683.' 57

720. 80

580. 90

384- 50

678. 40

150. 70

481. 00

789. 20

3S1.45

586. 05

690. 47

Keefer, Jo.seph I Keelan, John C. , Keeler, Rachel. . Kehoe, Geo. D. . Kehoe, J. D

Kehoe, Mary B

Keicher, Mary

Keiner, Andrew .... Keiser, Adam

Keleher, J. B

Kelly, Alice G

Kelly, Arthur

Kelly, Hubert

Kelly, John

Kelly, John J Kellv, Jo.sie M

Kelly, Kate

Kelly, Katie

Kelly, Maggie

Kelly, Phil. T

Kelly, Stephen

Kelly, T.J

Kelly, W. B

Kelly, Wm. H

Kelly, W. T

Kelso, John Kemon, P\ C

Kendall, Jerome

Kendall, R. W

Kendrick, Daniel. . . Kendrick, George R. Kennedy, John W . . Kennedy, Maggie A

Kenney, 1^. P

Kenney, Mary

Kensil, Geo.W

Kent, John

Kent, I^illie V

Kent, W.H

Kenworthy,William. Kepner, E

Kerby, i,izzie N , Kern, F. W

Kernan, James

Kerney, Ro.sa B

Kerrott, E. M

Kersey, Virginia . .

.

Kervin, W. H

Kej'S, Daniel

Keyser, H. D

Kibbey, Hiram

Kidd, Frank A

Kiernan, John

Kilborn, ly. Duncan.

Killigan, Josephine A

Kinibark, F. S

King, A. H

King, E. D

King, Edwin M

King, E. J King, J. Gviest King, J. Ivigon King, John F

King, Mattie B

King, M. R

King, R. E

King, W. Marden. . . . Kinneard, John A .

.

Kinney, A. D

Kinsella, M

Kinsley, J. M. D

Kirby, Charles J Kirby, Eli Kirby, Samuel G . . .

,

Hours

employed.

542 K

2, 4461X

1, 798^

725'^

/

I 10 \ 317

404

2, 208

2, 490M

68 576^ ^305^

I 2S8 2,979

2, 508!/^ 1,3803/

2, 296^

;;796'"

24

2, 062

2, 1 12

2, 368!^ 2,408^

2, 232 212

2, 239^

2, 254^

2, 523k'

2, 360

2, 653

1,545 527

2, iiS^

1,670

2, 2851^

2, 481

2, 486 H

2, 292

2, 213

2, 383

2, 104 2,331^

I, 609^^

2, 278

I M3

[2, 416

2,497

2,471

2, 185

2, 203^

2,479 1,763^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$303-

I, 288. 432.

226.

550.

, 335.

17. 2S8.

1 004 "3

569 40

I, 259 37 397 42

578 72 374 i6 14 40

I, 031 00

1,056

I, 175 26

I, 204 25 791 28

ro8 40

I, 310 88

I, 136 31 1,383 80

590 05

1,307 10 772 50

131 87

I, 169 01 347 92

I, 142 75

I, 240 50

619 51 573 59

I, 118 70 593 65 470 99

I, 166 40

402 37

842. 624.

1, 235-

1, 070.

1, 170.

1, 251. S8I.

2, 513 I, 232. 60

2, 599

I, 500^

I, 51 7- 98 751-45

2, 316K I, 244- 54 2,213% I, 109.97 938 469. 00

2, 363^ •1,181.75

2, 396 I, 198. 00

2, 308 697. 92

2, 463 I, 303- 30

2,992 988. 74

2, 52014: 1,371-30

2,47s I, 313- 34

2, i3o>^ 624. 68

2, 245 561.25

2, 488^^ I, 253- 83

263 73-96

2,503 I, 293. 28

1 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 321

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding dtcring thefiscal year endedJune 30^ igoi,-^Jc. —Continued.

Kirbv, William I, . .

.

Kirch, Geo.F

Kirchner, Albei" . . .

.

Kirk, R. H

Kirkland, William .

.

Kirsch, MarjKistler, John S

Klapo, Daniel N

Klebold, Fred F

Kleiber, Rose

Kline, Louis M

Klinger, Grace W . .

.

Klinknett, Geo. G . .

.

Klock, Edwin M

Klopfer, F.D

Klopfer, F. E

Knapp, Jas. B

Knight, H. D

Knight, Jno.E

Knight, Nellie P . . . . Knoble, Chas

Knoble, Max. J Knockey, C. A

Knott, C. IVI Knowles, G. E

Knowles, L. O

Knowles, Mary C. .

.

Knowles, Wm. T

Koehl, Charles C

Koehler, Mathilda H

Koester, Matilda F . . Koockogev, Samuel . Koon, I,. W

Koons, S. C

Koontz, Edward J. .

.

Koontz, Thos. E

Krall, Wm

Kreh, Chas. F

Krener, Chas. H . . . . Kroll, Wm. A

Kuhner, Augustus. .

.

Kukart, Eeonard . . . . Kummer, Geo

Kundahl, Charles . . . Kunsman. G. H

Kurz, Wm. W

Kyle, Mary A

Ea Bille, Mary J La Bossiere, Edw. J.

.

Lackey, Ella C

Laing. Aug. M

Lake, Annie

Lake, Norman P

Lalor, Martha E

Lamb, Geo

Lambert, Nannie. . . . Lambert, W. C Lambson, B Lamon, Robt . . Lamson, J. R

Lanahan, Joanna C. . Lancaster, Isaiah. . . . I^andrigan, Agnes . .

.

Lane, Bernard H . . . . Lane, F. S Lane, John F

Lang, Wm

Langdon, H. D

Lange, F). A

Lange, Josepha

Langford, S. W

Langley, Hannah . .

.

Langley, Robt. C

Langsdale, Bertha H. Lanman, Frank E. .

.

Lannirg, O. N ...... ,

Hours employed.

2, 191 723K

1,868

1,998

2,213

1,681 2,371^

2, 492

2, 402

1,655

2. 488^ "684"

I 312 1,606 1,532^

2, 426

544

• 126

2, 288

2, 493^

2, 893^

2, 503^

2, 583

208 390^

2, 073 2,511^

2, 399

2, 081^

2, 374^^

2, 358>^

2, 161

2, 186

2, 492

Amount earned. Time

work.

>i, 095. 55

361. 75

475. GO

499- 50

I, 106. 50

350. 21

I, 185. 75

I, 238. 75

I, 246. 00

598. 41

415- 54

2, 063 >^ 1, 044- 95

512 149. 00

336. 22 697 K 349- 27

2, 509^ I, 267. 25

2, 040^ 1,094. 85

2, 015^^ 1. 007. 75

2, 2785^ 567. 5^ 2,4121^ 1,412. 70

2, 153'/^ I, 076. 85 2,473>^ I, 236. 75

2, losYz 1,052. 75

2, 283 428. 24

2, 170^ 1,086 55 2,320 581 34

2, 302 920 80

2, 454V2 872 81

2, 4953^ 621 63

2, 393 596 28

2, 108 1,054 00

2, 481 1,322 77

2, 287 I, 171 47

2, 432J4' 1,333 00

2, 489 I, 244 50

2, 21914 554 87

I 312 1,560 00

2, 496 I, 248 00

2,321 585 85

2, 491 1,245 50

296 148 00

2, 757 >^ 692 69

2,313 1, 166 50

2, 156^ 542 72 1,0691^ 267 35 531 133 35

407- 75

[,'263.' si'

1,761.75

403. 29 778.45

606. 50

136. 00

-I, 487. 98 621.36

750. 35

862. 50

1,519.01

52. 00

195. 20

546. 30

I, 257.55

I, 232. 62 1,041.95 1,351.75

587. 54

544. 86

S. Doc. i<

1,094.30

1, 246. 00 -21

Piece- work.

I42. 97

2.50

297. 10

725. 50 713.53

710. 89

230. 00

631.76

La Pelle, Z.... Laporte, W. M

Larcombe, JTohn Larry, Carrie J Lashhorn, M. A

Latham, Ed. F

Lattin, Mary E

Lausch, Annie M . . . . Lauxman, H. M

Lauxmann, Florence D

Lavalette, W. A

Lavisson, H. A

Law, Ellsworth Law, Mary A

Lawlor, William

Lawrence, Emma . .

.

Lawson, E. A. M

Lawyer, Anna T

Lazelle, H. H

Leach, B. F

Leahy, Nora

Leapley, J.N

Lear, Jos. H

Leatzow, William F . Leavitt, Wm. M

Leavy, Jennie Le Buffe, A. F

LeCain, W. H

Lee, Emily

Lee, Geo. L

Lee, Jas. A , Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen , Lee, R. W

Lee, W.J

Lee, Wm. M

Leech, D. P

Leech, J. S

Leeds, Chas. H

Leeds, John T , Leeper, John W . . Lefferts, Samuel G .

,

Leggett, John F

Le Grys, Ernest Lehmann, Henry. .

.

Leighton, Charles H

Leith, Arthur T

Le Merle, A. M

Lemmon, Vincent .

.

Lendner, Margaret

.

Lenhart, J. M

Lenman, M. E

Lenoir, Samuel H . .

,

Lentz, William H.... Leonard, Annie F . .

,

Leonard, C. I Le Preux, Bettie Lesher, Jacob C

Lester, J. J Levey, John ...... Levy, Fantiy E

Lewellyn, Luzetta. .

,

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, F. M

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, M

Lewis, Rachel E . . .

.

Lewis, S. W

Lewis, Thomas , Lewis, Thomas M .

.

Lewis, William E. . Lichtenberger, H. J. Lieutaud, H. C

Light, N. M

Hours

employed.

2, 437li

2, 491 ^34 135^ 357H

625

2, 220 J 2, on

92 2,455

2, 2591

r 140

\2, 190

2, 491

2, 232 1,346^

2, 048 797^

2, 295

2, 381 2,464

2,452

1,929

1,741

2, 202

2, 728 2,404

2, 474

2, 234

2, 2581X 1,68614

1,701

1 300 2,338

2, 421 907

2,093

1,948

1,381^4

1,12314 905

2, 487

2, 276K

2, 488

2, 375

2, 187 6743^

2, 445K

2, 488 938

2, 3421/

2, 323^

2, 109 2,321 2,315 900

2, 499

1, 805 J 2,492 1312 ^65

2,429

2, 463^

2, 129 2,520

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1, 237- 77

, 244. 06

144. 50 33.87

I, 202. 12 156.44

1, 122. 30

502. 74

46. 00

I, 228. 70

1, 130.57

[, 532. 58

622. 75

520. 27

252. 90

512.00

398. 75

1, 148. 55

I, 407. 31

616. 00

671.60

964. 50

362. 71 1,063.80

733- 15

599. 12 873.67

418.85

I, 206. 15

843. 25

850. 75 1,817.95

I, 368. 67

I, 249. 26

514. 25

I, 046. 50

488. 20

691. 00

337. 05 452.50

I, 454. 87

I, 138. 72

622. 00

597- 15

I, 156.63

337. 82

I, 345- 90

619. 98

469. 40

I, 177.59 581.29

I, 054. 50

584. 18

I, 247. 19 261.85

I, 262. 70

456. 94

I, 246. 00

965. 20

130. 00

I, 349. 66

627. 07

1, 064. 50

I, 325- 64 Days.
322 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.Statement shozuing the miinber ofpersons employed in the public printing

and biftding during thefiscal year endedJune jo, 190T, etc. —Continued.

Hours

em- Amount earned.

Ivightcap, John C . . . I^igon, John D

IJllard, N. J

I.illie, M. G

I^indberg, K. J I^indsej-, A. S.

j Lindslej-, Annie ; I^indstrom, Albert . . . 1,1 n hart, Maj'

T^nquist, John

I^ioniin, George

Lippincott, P'rank 1'. Uppincott, L. R

T^ittle, Annie C

Tjttle, J. M

I,ivermore, Wm. H . . I^loyd, David T

Uoyd, Ella T I lyloyd, Francis B I I,lovd, Frank M

I^ockling, H.J

I^ockwood, W. K 1 I,ogan, J. O'N

I,ohnieyer,Richard C. I^ong, Clias. H

I^ong, Edward E .... I,ong, F. H

lyOng, Isabel M

lyong, James R

L,ong, l^ena M

Long, W. H

L,oomis, Wm. H

Ivoomis, Wm. >S Lord, D

lyorentz, Mott ly Loring, Annie

Love, W. H

Love, W. R

Lovejoy, Mary A . . . . Lowd, H. D

Lowev, F. C

Lowey, R. G

Lowrey, J. H

Lowr>% Robert

Lncas, E. L

Luce, M

Luckett, Lucinda . . . Lucv, Cornelius J Ludiow, CO

Luerssen, H. G

Lviitich, John F

Lukei, Andrew

Lusbv, C

Liisby, Ida C

Lusby, John W

Lyddane, Jennie Lyddane, vSarah C . .

.

Lydick.J. D...

Lyle, John T

2, 469K

2, 504

2, 365

1, 800

$1, 394. 00

1, 466. 24 1,347.80

355- 85 1,183-55

375- 01

611. 41

I, 203.40

-% 400 '/i 2, 20:;^ 634K

2, 294 472

2,491

, 2, 236^

2, 076

Lynch, Jas Lynch, Jennie

Lj'nch, Mary L

Lynch, Nora

Lynn, D

Lyon, Henry A

Lyons, Chas. S Lyons, Nellie F. V . . . Lj'ons, r. H

Lyston, Mary B

Lytle, N. H

M'aag, Frank W

Maas, George E • . .

.

Mabrey, R. L

Macallister, Alexr . .

.

Maccubbin, A. E

Macdonald, James H.

1,343 1,42(5%

2, 390:^ 2,35iK

2, 226M

2,OI3>^ 86 14 1312

276

2, 557K

2, 004%

336

I 312

i,99i>^

7945^ 2,445 1,519^

2, 2531^

2, 2343^

2, 496

493 K

285K

495 1300

2,523 1,978%

2, 135

I, GDI

2,450 1-972%

2,404

/

' 242%

I 560

1,998 38S

2, 433

2, 578%

2, 534 2,338K

I, 7863^

2, 550K

1,523%

1,525^

2. 317K

2,494^

2, 364

2, 0931^

756. 33

I, loi. 73

350. 15

I, 147- 35

137. 00

I, 245-50

I, 30S. 93

I, 040. 40

335-93

714. 60

603. 22

I, 261. 15

556. 60

I, 006. 73

43- 25

I, 399- 75

138. 00

640. 89

I, 002. 30 85.00

624. 00

995- 75

350. 55

397- 25 611.30

760. 22 561-44

I 193- 35

, 248. 00

, 244. 00

, 427. 09

, 404. 08

570. 50 621.67

I, 47S. 00

I, 252. 00

990. 30

1,067.50

324.81

612.30

493- 30

, 203. 20

626. 45

499- 50

97. 00

973- 20

I, 60S. 28

666. 36

629. 14

446. 85 1.436.49

761. 75

762. 25

I, 161. 22

1,247. 25

593- 30

I, 053- 87

Piece- work.

f23S. 03

641- 75

483- 97

267. 10

685. 60

6S2. 58

689. 00

696. 13

614- 73

662. 15

"767' ^5'

301-94

Name.

Mackay, G. D

Mackley, I). L

Macksey, John C . . . . MacMurray, C. J MacNamara, Eliza- beth

Macnicliol, Sallie . . . , Madden, Michael . . . , Madden, William . .. , Maddox, Fannie. . . .

,

Maddox, John T

Maddren, Joseph . . . , Magee, Katie V

Magill, Chas. H

Magill, W. J Mahan, H. B

Maher, Edwd. C Mahoney, Julia Mahonj', Kane

Mahony, W. F

Main, L. C

Main, Nettie Major, Harry B , Male5% John

Malev, Margaret . . . . Maioney, F. T

Maloney, J. M

Maioney, M. A

Maloney, William. . , Maioney, W. W

Malov, Frank J Manchester, T. W . . , Manderfeld, Frank L

Mangan, Elizabeth .

.

Mangan, Mary E .

.

Mangan, W. J

, Mangold, Martin . . . , Manire, J. L

Mann, B. F

Mann, J. L

Mann, John Manning, ieo. W. . . , Manning, Jennie E . . Manning, W. J Mansfield, J. E

Marceau, Marie

Marcellus, Robt. H . , Markey, Patrick H . , Markham, M

Marks, Walter

Marr, Nellie C

Marschalk, W. A

Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, E. H

Marshall, Libbie . . . . Marshall, Sidney J.. Marshall, Vincent... Marshall, Wm

Marshall, W. T

Mar.shel, Dora B

Marston, A. P. . IVIarston, H. P

Martin, Addie

Martin, Annie M

Martin, Ansle}' C. . . . Martin, Arthur

Martin, Bertie Martin, E. R

Martin, Jennie

Martin, Mae

Martin, Minnie E. . . . Martin, Robert A.... Martin, Sarah

IMartin, Thomas

Martin, W.H

Amount earned. Hours

,.i^".lr^ 1 Time PieceV^°y^'^-\ work. work.

2, 41254 528

687 357^

136- 75

264. 00

1 843. 50

I I, 179--IO 2,234% I 361.75

1,912

r 124

\2, 320 1,447^

2, 209%

2, 492^

2, .385

^ 2, 457-^^ 1,647^ 2,495^

2, 392 ,096% 312

,576

2, 377%

2, 224%

2, 491%

1, 718 904%

2, 334^

2,508

2, 2861X

I 312 1,665

2, 393s

2, 512 2,440%

1, 279

2, 508 2,030%

596

2, 398

2,493>^ 816

2, 240 2,496

2, 029

2, 359

2, 357

732^^

2, 350

2,405

532 2,445%

1312

560

2, 083

I 2,613%

I ^12 305%

2, 391K

924K

2, 364/^ 2,330

2, 350%

336

47S. 00

760. 75

271. 84

I, 114. 70

I, 246. 25 603.51

1,228. 75

823. 75

I, 322. 61

I, 196. 00

I632. 53

1,048. 25

I, 166. 00

393. 00

1,391-34

I, 113.80

I, 246. 95

986. 94

452. 25

I, 167. 25

I, 257- 23

I, 143.62

822. 00

833- 15 597-47

709. 18 1-217.83

639- 50

1,462.86

I, 026. 05

148. 99

I, 409. 00

2,496 2,5"

2, 344

2, 418%

[, 460. 84 223.40

558. 02

[, 248. 00

[,014.65 591.94

587. 37

439. 35

589. 99

601. 47

266. 00

t, 287.90

731-23

280. 00

r, 044. 22

I, .534. 80

1,547.00

74-17

593- 60

199.92

496- 45

589- 13

582. 50

593- 58

84. 00

I, 455- 32

764. 66

I, 172. 00

628. 31

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Stafctneuf shoTcifig the nionber 0/ persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoi, etc. —Continned.

Hours

employed.

Martin, Will K

Marvin, Daniel J

. . . . Mar\-e, A. M .

.

Mai^-e, Sydney T. . . . Massey, Frances L . . . Massey, Victoria P . .

. Massie, L. A

Mast, Simon P

Masterson, Katherine Mathers, J. W

Matlack, J. B

Matthews, Harrv*. . . . Matthews, J. :M ." Mattimore, Charles A. Mattimore, James H.

Mattinglv, O. F

Mattinglv, Thos. J . . .

!

Mauck, Frank S ! Manger, Sallie J | Maupin. A. T

Maus, C

Maxwell, John W. .. Maxwell, Julia . . J Mav, Joseph L I May, Thos. O. | Mavberrv, S. J

MaS-er, Chas. D

Mayer, Fred B

Maj-er, Louise J. .

.

Maynard, J. E . Maynard, Thomas. . . McAleer, H

McAllister, Chas. K.

.

McAloon, T. A

McArdle, H. F

McAulev, R. C

McAuliffe, P. J McBride, J. R

McBride, S. F

McCabe, Hattie McCabe, Mars- McCallum, P.'m McCampbell, N. L. .

.

McCann, C. B , McCann, Jos McCardell, Oliver C . McCardell, T. E

McCarten, Kate ' McCarthv, Charles J.] McCarthv. E : McCarthv, J. A

McCarthV, J. F

McCarthy, John F. .

.

McCarthy, John J. .

.

McCarthy, Rose

McCarty, D.J McCathran, Donald . McCauley, Emma D. McCausland, John T

.

McChesney, James H

McCleerj', John F . . . McClelland, Rose . . . McLlure, N

McClure, Theophilus

McComb,John

McConahay, Stella B

.

McConchie, J. Wm . . McConnel, D. S McConnell, M. A

McConnell, Thos

McConvey, Henry T ,

.

McCord, Guy W

McCormack, H. P

McCormick, Edward

McCormick, J. F

McCormick, J. U

503 $1,235-35

246. 16

2, 384^

I, 209^

2, 229%

2, 203^

I, 709H

2,378

1, 104 2,515

2,483

1,909

2, 400

2,519

2, 603K

2, 520

Amount earned. Time

work.

205. 45

304. 61 559-67

552. 16

42S. 17 1,392.96

552. 00

760. 27

620. 73

960. 02

I, 200. 00

1, 475- 14

1, 526. 64

635. 60

2, 42S

2.348

2, 475 K

765

1 312

2, 400

237 43

587- 40

I, 237- 75

382. 50

923- 50

I, 200. 00

2, 281%

2, 420

2, 016 894

927 508

2, 484

2,313

2,508 1312

1,919

2, 437

2, 256^

2, 391 V2

2, 3813/ 1,346^

I,722H

2,493

521

2, 221^

2,014^

2. 443'/^

2, 480^

2, 508

2, 301 2,519^

2, 464

2, 495

1,984

I, 142.47

605. 70

1 , 008. 00 447.00

463- 50

304.80

I, 242. 00

I, 156. 80

1,330.51

I, 884. 85 394.95

[, 220. 70

I, 128.82 1,256.38

I, 292. 10

673. 70

656 2,511^

2, 408^

2, 479^

2,516

1,230^^ 7i4>^ 863K

2, 496 2,367%

2,213^

722>^

861.25

621. 16

260. 50

732.00

1,007.25 1.307.35

618. 02

I, 257. 24

929. 36 785.76

I, 232. 00

644. 10

992. 00

164. 00

I, 260. 65

602. 12 471.35

243. 08

943- 50

615. 25 421.35

504. 25

250. 96

184. 17

107. 70

426. 15

Piece- work.

$702. 40

132- 90

689. 14

660. 76

604. 59

692. 31

636. 40

280. 76

624. 98

618. 55

Name.

Hours employed. McCormick, Mary . .

.

McCuUough, Ben F.

.

McCullough, John F. McCullough, Robt.E. McCullum, Ella McCurdy, A.J McCurdy, W.S

McCutcheon, Geo. . . . McDaniel, Jas. C

McDaniel, James M.

McDermot, Frank. .

.

McDermott, Emma. . McDevitt, Frances .

.

McDex-itt, M. Teresa. McDonald, Annie E. McDonald, Claude B.[ McDonald, C. R I McDonald, Edw'd S McDonald, Emma . .

.

McDonald, James . .

.

McDonald, J. F

McDonough, S. F

McDowell, James, jr. McElfresh, H. M

McElrov, A. P

McElroS% C. B McEnaney, Chas .... McEnanev, William

.

McEneany, T. T, McEvov, W. J McEwe'n, A. W

McFadden, Alice R.

.

McFadden, Daniel. .

.

McFarland, H. C , McFarlane, W

McGarraghy, An- drew

McGee, Agnes

McGee, Maggie

McGill, A. W

McGill, Innocentia . . McGill, T. H

McGinnell, Mary .... McGinness, John F. . McGivern, Margaret L

McGivern, Marian. . . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Marj' . . McGowan, H.J McGowan, H. T

McGowan, Minnie F. McGrath, J. G

McGrath, Rosalie B.

.

McGraw,C. H

McGraw, Ella McGurk, Alfred J McHenry, Wm

Mclntire, H. Clay

Mclntyre, Bell McKaig, Rose McKean, W. S., jr M;Kee. Ada J McKee, George

McKelvey, J. R

McKelvy, John A . . .

.

McKenna, James .... McKenna, T. F

McKenny, Arthur . .

.

McKeon, T. F

McKevitt, Annie

McKe\dtt, H. P ,. McKie, Margaret .... McKinney, J. A . ... McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. I, McKnew, N. L, Days.

2, 792 2,4193^

1,713

206 2,494^

2, 364 H

I, 6193/4 1,342

2, 508

842

1

1,725 2,519

2, 254 >^ 830 1,650^

2, 126^

2, 256^

I 302

2, 390K

472

2, 448

2, 263^

1,018^

2, 206

I, 349%

I, 3935^

2, 195K

I 312

2. 3163^

2, 547%

1, 298^

24

2, 493

6661X

2, 495

, 209%: 2,464

2, 201%

2,588

2, looYz 1,992

2, 472 1,927^

2,336

2,3683/4

2, 244 2,373^

1,946

2, 772

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1,017

[, 209 856

103. 1,322.

I, 220. 810.

I, 265.

225. 60

862.

721.

1, 100.

172. 413-

1, 127.

I, 128. 1,661.

1,481.

148.

I, 224.

I, 142. 509-

1,103.

675. 696.

1, 174.

I, 894.

I, 229.

.332. 10

346. 55 14.40 621.17

399- 75

1,322. 35

2, 155

2, 284

542. 55

428. 25

I 312 1,319-50

208 104. 00 2,456^ 1,231.79

1,392 261. 00

2,510 630. 64

2, 332 580. 87 1,992 996. 00

2, 384 I, 198. 40

1,068 269. 24

197. 35

r, 232.

r, 103. 1,314- 623.

618. 964- 95

I, 252. 645-

598.

[, 186. 492.
324 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Stateme7it showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ ^901, etc. —Continued.

McKnight, A. H

Mclvain, E. Mclyain, Geo. J McTyanahan, R. C . . . Mclyanahau, W. II , . . ]\^cLauRhlii., Deline. McLaughlit;, J. :m . . . McIyCan, H. C Mcl,ean, I^f ura V

Mcl^elland, C D

McLelland, Clarence R

McLeod, Mamie A. . . McMahon, Man,^ . . . . McMahon, M. K.. .. McMahon, Stasia. . . . McMahon, T

McMahon, Thos McManns, James . . . . McManus, Jos Mc:Master, Clara McMichael, N. M

McMichael, W. C. .. . McMillan, Artluir J

. McMonigal, Harry . . McMuUan, William . McMnllen, Chas. A . McMullen, P

McMullin, A

McMnrtrie, Kirk

McNall}-, Francis J.

.

McNamara, Bridget . McNamara, Jennie . . McNamara, Maggie . McNamara, Martin. . McNamara, Mary . . . McNamee, Catharine McNeal, H. W

McNeir, Geo. A. R . .

.

McNelly, A

McNelly, Mamie T^. .

.

McNerhany, Ida McNerney, Thos. A. . McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas

McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud . McPherson, Robt. A . McPike, H. A

McQueen, M

McSween, W. H

McTwiggan, James . . McL mber, Frank \^ . McVille, Hattie McVille, Mary

Meadows, Maggie I* . Meagher Wm. P

Means, Lizzie Mearns, Wm

Meder, Mary

Meehan, Annie Meehan, Joseph

:\reek, Roy C

Meier. Chas

INIelick, F. H

Mellach, W. H

Mellis, J.C

Mellon, Charles B . .

.

Menard, W. T . Mendel, Val

Meredith. F. C

Meritt, Edgar B

Merriam, Geo. R

Metcalf, F. S

Mets, John D., jr Mettee. Geo. H

Hours employed.

2,536K

2, 480

532J4

2, 221

2, 200

2, 40454

2, 542

2,915/^

2, 109J4

2, 520

2,717

1,935 1,71754

2, 453

604

196

2, 473X

2, 192^

2, 376

2, 305K

2, 976

2, 483

/ =^232%

1 198 1,9735^

2, 396

2, 338

2, 19^/^

2, 492

2, 502 14

2, 394

2, 393

2, 358

2, 236

2,501 1,630 2.3"J^

2, 496

2, 387^/^

2, 213^

32 614

2, 188^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1,365-97

617. 92

266. 25

I, 110.50

I, 166. 00

1,278.31

319- 75

638. 69

I, 080. 37

552. 15

$677. 15

[, 261. So

925. 14

967. ^,0 858-75

766.57 i 303. 20 I 98.00 . [, 301. ID I. 822. 17 j. 594.00 j.

c, T54. 92 848.81

[,241.75

514. 24

986. 75

596. 92

588. 04

552. 02

623. 00

737- 35 652.61

403. 98

593- 29

626. 14

I, 209. 24 1,401.59

I, 268.65

514- 74

687.

591-50

1, 008. 72

407. 50

699. 90

I, 248. 00

I, 193-95

I, 107. 75

19. 20

153- 50

1, 094. 40

1,269 264.

2, 577 769. So

2, 329 580. X 2

2, 264 I, 132.00

2,41214

I, 767K

630. 51

439- 94

2,

2, 442K

1312

1,064.65

1,319- 15 1,882.30

2,347 I, 174.70

1,825 484. 67

2, 491

H

1,320.43

2,464 I, 232. 00

2, 445 I, 223. 70 2,320

2, 483^

872. 70

I, 241. 75

2, 540K 1, 342. 60

2, 502% 1,331-95 1,963^ 981-75

294 147- 15 1,476 373- 40

-19. II 752. OS

Name,

Metz, Mary J Metzler, Martha A. . Metzung, John AV . .

,

Meyer, Knist W

Meyer, I,. W

Meyer, Leonard

Meyers, Fill en S . . .

.

Meyers, J. D

Micliael, J. \V

INIichacl, 'I'heo ,

Hours

.\mount earned.

2,497

Middleton, p:ila Milans, FmmaJ Milburn, S. M

Miles, Frank H

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, Clarence

Miller, Daniel

Miller, KHa G

Miller, Flora L

Miller, Frank

Miller, Frank F. S . . . Miller, George

Miller, Harry

Miller, Jas. H

Miller, J. F

Miller, John B

Miller, John J Miller, J.W

Miller, Lemuel E) . . . . Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie

Miller, Martin

Miller, O. S

Miller, Otis H

Miller, Robert H

Miller, W. A

Miller, William K..

.

Milligan, William . . . Mills, Annie M

Mills, C.S

Mills, E. C

Mills, Howard V

Mills, Mary

Milton, G. L

Minis, E. A

Miner, Charlotte . . . . Miner, John

Minor, Jane E

Minor, Mary V

Mitchell, f:. E

Mitchell, Elizabeth G

Mitchell, John W ..

.

Mitchtll, Joseph D . . Mitchell, Katie A

Mitchell, L. S

Mitchell, Mattie M . . Mitchell, M. W

Moakler, Charlotte. . Mockbee, I,izzie V. . . Mohler, G. M

Molan, M. G

Moler, R. L

Monahan, Elizabeth C Monahan, Thos. F.. Moncure, T. G

Monks, W. H

IMontgomery, Denny

Montgomery, Geo. F. Montgomery, Herbert Montgomery, James M

Montgomery, R. M. C

2, 676

1, 224 944

2, 104^

2,33iK

I 301

.2, 5075^

$622. 39

2,32214

2, 584K

1,337

2, 300

2, 441K

1,383^/^

2, 252

2, 34 1 -K

2, 000

2, 504/^

[ ^27

\2, 283

2, 488

2, 291K

2, 157 1,516

2, 188)^

I, 572. 74

612. 00

472. 00

I, 052. 25

606. 72 1,691.25 558-83

96. 25 } -

2, 440

2, 207

2, 497 'A 1,743^

2, 354^

1 300 2,419^

2S8

2, 472

2, 455

2, 176^

2, 389^

308

2, 496 2,305^

2, 496

2, 381

2, 422

1,452

2, 007

2, 162H

2, 481

2, 430

2, 275

2, 504

2, 22214 332

12S i,892-K

2, 056

1 313

2, 260-X 632K

2, 484^

,215-99

595- 45 77.00

798. 72

574- 28

624. 00

823. 13

848. 40

605. 82

1,213-45

I, 328. 40

1,111.65 83.00

64.00

517. 82

517. 80

I, 297. 50

I, 133-14

349- 25

I, 243-45

5S4- 58

683- .37 3.35- 65

610. 35 19.60

223. 47

39S- 24

I, 126. 00

I, 179. 42

I, 000. 00

1,253-45

-1,500.43 1,318.64

1, 152. 37

1,090. 50

758. 45

1,094. 25

646. 60

I, 164.66

1, 249-95

444- 07

I, 168.07

1 , 803. 00

I, 209. 75

144. 00 615.92

859.24

363. 00

1,003. 50

542. 60

618. 16

I, 996. So

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 3^5

No. 27.

Statement showing the iiumber ofpersons employed in the public printing

and bindijig during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ igot^ etc. —Continued.

Montrose, Olive M . .

.

Mooney, Alice Moore," Cecelia A . . .

.

Moore, C. W

Moore, D. B

Moore, Fred \V Moore, Ida Moore, I,izzie Moore, L,izzie F

Moore, Percy L

Moore, Sarah R

Moore, vV. A

Moore, Wm. S

Moores, Edward S . Moorman, R. B

Mootv, M.M

Moran, C. A

Moran, David H . . .

.

Moran, John W

Moran, Marv

Moran, AV. H

Morcock, Kdward \\'. Morecock, Virginia . . Morell, Emilie C

Moreno, Amelia

Morgan. Chas. A

Morgan, Edward . . .

.

Morgan, Henr\- Morgan, J. C Morgan, Jesse W . . .

.

Morgan, Sara R

Morgan, T. Frank . Morgan, W. D

Morison, Lindsey . . .

.

Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, John

Morris, 1.. T

Morris, R. S

Morris, Will A

Morri.son, Alex

Morrison, Anna C . .

.

Morrison, C. G

Morrison, Claude . . .

.

Morrison, D. G

Morrison, Frank . . .

.

Morrison, John H . .

.

Morrison, John R... Morrison, HwQy

Morrow, M.M

Morse, J. P

Morsel1, John T

Morton, C. Moseley, Philip P . .

.

Moseley, T. G

Moses, Ralph E

Moss, Carrie J Moss, Jno. R

Moss, W.H

Motherhead, John C. Motter, Paul Moulden, Jarvis B . .

.

Mowrer, Hattie A. . . . Moxlev, C. C. H

Moxle>% Edah C Moj er, Nelson P

Moyer, Sarah E

Moynihan, D. L

Muckelston.Wm. H. . Mueller, Flora H

Muffley, Wm. E

Mulcahv, Josephine J Mull, Arthur A

Mullan, Samuel E . .

.

Mullanv, T.E

Mullen, J. J MuHigan, C H

Amount earned Hours pWd. Time Piece- ^ - work. work.

2, 374 $591 44

3573^ 178 75

2, 976 983 46

1 312 845 50

1,795 373 96

2, 406 601 49

2, 399 599 75 1297 1,336 50 1312 1,089 50 1312 1,248 00

2, 400 1,388 51

2, 523 1,467 62

393 98 25 2,34s 590 19

2, 482 1,241 45

2, 23454 1,119 92

2,300 I, 153 60

1, 978^^ 989 25 2,453K 1,231.47

2,561^

2, 014^

2,2411^ 1-356

2, 352

2, 488^

2, 304^

2. 230K

2, 219

2, 159 1,982 2,479^

2,491 2,361

2, 258

2, 411 2,476%

2, 524

2,244

2, 160 1,978 2,478%

2, 300%

2,499% 205%

1, 108%

520

2, 439%

1, 184

2, 307%

2,446^

2, 480

2,015

574

2, 186%

1311

168

2, 210%

2. 345

1,865

2, 326 2,061%

464

2, 432 1,769%

2, 200%

1, 269

2, 072

2, 426%

f,5i2. 25 [,243.05

r, 120. 75

679. 20

r, 176.60

764. 89

r, 153- 75

1, 186. 45 783-36

I, 079. 50

991. 00

I, 239- 75

1, 249- 5»

I, 181. 10

I, 129.00

600. 64

1,389-51

668. 00

I, 122. 00

1,080. 75

995. 80

1,430-58

575- 57 1,463.60

102. 75

554- 55

117.00 611.39

296. 40

593- 16

I, 288. 40

I, 240. 00 1,007.50

287. 15

I, 094. 19 1,358.16

47- 25

59'- 09

I, 173-65

350. 06

I, 242. 58

1,037- 55 232.00

608. 70 443-41

[, 100. 25

318. 96

[, 036. 00

[, 213.62

$688. 00

759- 15

566. 72 461.58 671.08

659. 29

Name.

747- 30

Hours

employed.

Mulligan, J. Edw. . . . Mulquin, Mary

Mulroy, John Mundheim, Albert K

Murphey, Wm.H ... I Murphy, CP

Murphy, Daniel

j Murphy, Richard Murphy, Sallie ! Murphy, Thomas S.

.

Murphy, W. H

Murph}-, Wm. H

Murray, D. J Murray, E. P

Murraj-, H. I, Murraj', John J Murray, J. S

Murraj', M. E

Murray-, Minnie ..... Murrell, Julia Murto, Edmund F.

.

Murto, R. Benj Musgrave, Clarence I, Mutchler, W. Floyd . Myer, .Samuel Myers, E. G

Myers, Fred D

Myers, John F

Mvers, Robert

Myers, Walter S Nachman, Philip .... NaefF, Laura

Nagle, Emily E

Nalle, E. G

Nally, James

Nalh", Mary

Nash, Edward

Nash, E. M

Nash, G. J Nasser, Mary

Nathan, A. R

Naylor, A. G

Naj^lor, J. Walton .... Navlor, IvOuis P

Neal, T. P

Neelv, D. R. P

NefF,'j. H

Neil, Edward

Nelgner, R. A

Neligan, A

NeLson, Chas. B

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Jennie R . . . . Nelson, Oscar

Nelson, Otto Nelson, W. H

Nelson, W. M

Nervis, Mary

Nesbitt, H. A

Netherland, Fred. . . . Neuer, Louis A

Neumeyer, May E. .

.

Nevils, E. M

Nevius, M. J Newell, G.W

Newell, Henrj' .S Newman, Clarence .

.

New.som, Hubert .... Newton, Chas. H

Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, F. N

Nichols, Geo. W

NichoLson, Irwin A .

.

Niedfeldt, Herman J Noble, Josephine Lee

Noel, John A

Nohe, Minnie A

2, 388% $1, 267.69 2,313% 576. 37

2,4:1 I, 206. 10

2, 216^ 1,300.95

2, 165 1,082.57 1,931% 1, 027. 00 1,985% 992- 75 2,300 1, 155-44 2,492% 1,246. 25 116 58.00 X312 858. 00

1, 248% 625. 50 2,073% I, 067. 4^ 2,490% 1,620.28

I, 252 626. 10

1 199 398.00

2,435

2, 080%

2, 463%

665K

2, 381 2,448

2, 474

1,496

1,04114:

2, 320

2,323

2, 289

2, 345

2, 121%

2, 360

1, 2243/^ 2,417%

80S

2, 000

1,867

2, 211^

356 714%

2, 509%

492

2,376

1,432

i,o8o 2,396

2,496 2,5iiK

2, 005%

2, 240^

2,115

2, 472 i,578K

872

24 2,5"

2, 444

2, 110

2, 438%

2, 128%

2, 362%

2, 115 1,845

2, 496

2, 422^

2, 281

2. 366%

2, 495

2, 496

2, 492

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

608.

, 166. ,302. 363-

1 193- 612.

,238. 374-

296. 639-

580.

, 145- 592-

1, 060.

753- 341- 1,322.

233-

1, 106.

89. 422,

I, 329.

246. 719

358.

270,

I, 204,

780, 1,327.

I, 002,

1, 120. 1,067.

618,

789.

252,

14. 645.

750.

, 067.

, 225.

, 064.

813-

,057- 934-

I 227.

I, 207. 855.

1, 194.

I, 247- 621.

I, 250. Days.
326 RKPORT OI^ 'THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.Statemejii shozvmg th^ number of persons employed in and biyidifig dm-ing thefiscal year endedJune jo, igoi, etc. the public printing —Continued.

Name.

Nolan, Emma J Nolan, Mary

Nolen, John F

Noonan, John J Noone, Daniel V

Noone, P. R

Noordzy, Henry C . . . Norbeck, Wm. G

Norcross, A. C

Norris, K. D

Norton, Frank 1' Norton, Wni. H

Nothnagel, H. A

Nowell, Glenn T

Noyes, Alfred Noyes, Henrs' Nnber, J. I. Nnnley, Emma M . .

.

Nye, James

O'Brien, David F

O'Bi-ien, John H

O'Brien, John J O'Brien, L,illie O'Brien, W. F

O'Brien, Wm. J. C

O'Brs'on, Minnie

O'Co'nnell, Charles . . O'Connell, Chas. M . . O'Connell, Daniel

O'Connell, Jeremiah

O'Connell, John

O'Connell, Wm. G. .

.

O'Connor, Mary A. . O'Connor, Mary E. . • O'Connor, Mary M . . O'Connor, M. W .

Hours

employed.

1, 2971^ 2,3155^ 1,975^

2, 048

966

2, 692

16

2, 278^

2,088^

636

2, 202

1,411

1, SSi 807^

I, 460 2,333^

Amount earned. Time

work.

O'Donnell, H

O'Donnell, S. P

O'Donnoghue, John . Ogg, Albert E

Ogle, Geo. H

O'Gorman, Catherine

O' Grady, T. D

Ohm, Charlotte D . . . O'Keefe, A

O'Keefe, Katie C

0'L,eary, Dennis J . . . 0'L,eary, M

0'L,eary, Mar>'

Oliphant. Ella

Oliver, Walter H

Olmstead, Maud M .

.

O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill, Cha.s. I O'Neill, John

O'Neill, W. J Onyun, J. A

Opdyke, Alice Openshaw, J. A

Orem, Charles J Orem, Geo. W

O'Rourke, Marj- El- len

Orr, Rebecca

O-sborne, E. I-, Osborne, Minnie . . . . Otis. Chas. W

O'Toole, Mary B

Ottinger, John J. . . . Outcalt, Harry J Overman, Frank . . . . Overton, Ethel Owens, Marv

Padgett, Wm. B

Paetsch, Eugene R.E.

2, 029 >^ 1,057 218

2, 406^

2, 430^

2. 422^

2, 549K

109. K

125K

2, 579^

2, 267

24 994^

1, 374K

954

2, 040%

24

' 126

2, 2S8

2, 186

2, 167%

2, 220

1,532

1,44s

2, 027 14

2, 374^

$323. 69 583.66

993- 75

I, 024. 00

483. 00

678. 85

9. 60

I, 139- 25 1,056.50

1,291.65 318.00

I, 167. 10

828. 48

352. 89

201. 87

828. 94

I, 151-75

508. 97

528. 50

110. 60

I, 199.31

605. 42

I, 295. 50

1,352. 28 65-85

75- 45

I. 712. 34

I, 222.55

14. 40

497- 25

395- 62

274. 86

513- 39

14.40 1,485.26

546. 50

I, 085. 05

I, 110. 00

767. 80

362. 40

507- 27

r, 187. 25 1300

2,424^^

1, 962^

2,403

2,0441^

2, 568

1,36534

2, 437

I, 17SK

1817.95

608. 73

2. 345

r 1875

[1, 626 2,310

2, 002}4

2. 474

.'.415

2, 3S3 2,506^

2,26214

2, 546K

I, 262 V2

981.25

598. 67

512. 12

, 503- 83

684. 12 ,213.86

636. 55

I, 203.75

• 1,298.57 1,163.80

1, 001. 65

620. 58 1,416.93

593. 50

1,614. 18

I- 131- 25 1,346.95

31S. 62

542

1,576

272. 20

788. 00

Piece- work.

$570. 34

706.94

623. 98

652. 96

760. 70

14.69

564. 60

688. 00

709.71

Name.

Pafflow, Chas. W

Page, Arthur D

Page, Birdie Page, Geo. N

Paine, H. W

Paland, August

Palmer, Jos. W

Palmer, Marj^ Palmer, Thomas vS . . Palmer, W. T

Pardee, E. K

Parent, Margaret J . . Parham, Elizabeth A

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 . Parrish, W. C

Parrj', Wm. C

Parsells, Chas. W

Parshall, W. Y

Parsons, A. M

Parsons, CD

Parsons, Heniy S . . . . Parsons, May M

Partridge, G. E

Pasco, John H

Patterson, E. H

Patterson, James (t. . Patterson, John A . . . Patter.son, L. H

Patterson, L,. Hearn . Patterson, Thos. F. . . Pavidert, E. H

Paul, John E

Paul, N. S

Payfair, N. M

Payne, Annie L

Payne, A. W

Pajme, Henr>^ Payne, James A

Payne, James L, Payne, J. E

Peace, M. M

Peacock, Wm

Peake, Chas. P

Pealer, P. P

Pear.son, Aven

Pear.son, Nannie E • . Pearson, Nellie H . . . Peckham, Emilv . . . . Peed, R.S ' Peffer, W. A., jr Pegues, R. H

Pelhani, H. B

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Pennel, A J Pepper,James P

Pepper, John J Percival, E. B

Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Laura V . . . . Perkinson, F. N

Perrv, H. R

Perry, Pattie B

Persinger, Jacob

Petar, John

Peter, Thos

Peters, Bertie K

Petrie, I,

Hours

employed.

1, 650^

2, 203^

2, 211 94^^

2,517

2, 412 668%

2, 752

280

2, .545^

2, 191 1,299

2, 494

2, 496

2. 147^^ 2.424

2, 377

2, 431

H

2, 469

2, 412

2, 366

1,957 576

2, 369^

2,214/2 2,496

2, 3475^

1 230 627^

2, 340^

2, 461

2, 536^

2,440

2, 494^

2, 479 2,526^

2,3i8K

2, 332/2

2, 094%

2, 740

2, 343

X, 677%

2, 552-K 2,444K

1,964 i,52iM

2, 435^

1,830

2, 352 ^338

1312

2, oSqI^

Amount earned.

2, 501 2,442

2, 502

2, 456

2, 450K

2,015

I 264

2, 159'/^

2, 307 Vs

2, 479

2, 012H

2, 633

2, 249 14 2,492

1, 769

I 312

2, 199H

Time

work.

$825.

413.

471.

.302. ,291.

200. 689.

140. 641. 545-

322. 621. 936.

,074.

,213. 594-

609.

. 310.

, 201. 594

495

288,

, 184,

, 108, 998,

, 175' 690

314

'76^^

, 595 610

,247 ,450

,583. ,234

, 166, 575^

908, 587

668 495

825, 612

647

f, 184

[, 622

[, 894 509

627. 1,293.

1,605.

I, 229. 670.

I, 007. 1,587-

540. 576.

822.

673.

I, 124.

447

786

547

[, 180

[, 246. 00

432. 68

48.04

Daj'S.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing ihc number ofpersons e})ipIoyed hi the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended Jiinejo^ f90f^ etc. —Continued.

Pettiford, Frank W.

.

Peyser, Henry

Pfeiffer, Laura \V Pfirman, Franklin .

.

Pfleging, Clara A

Pflieger, K. F

Phelps, C. E

Phelps, Silas S

Philes, W. E

Phillips, Geo. P

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Jno. A

Phillips, Katherine. . Phillips, Mars- J Phillips, M. E" Phillips, M. H

Phipps, Laura

Phipps, R. M

Pickard,W. Newman

.

Pickett, Chas. J Pierce, H.H

Pierce, Laura

Pierce, W. L

Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

pigott, :m Pike, J. \V Pinkstou, V. B

Pipes, J. M

Pittman, Geo. E

Pitts, Allie Bassett. .. Plant, Hannah

Piatt, A. R

Piatt. J. H

Plumb, F. W. C

Plumer, Frances B.. . Plumer, Josephine. . . Pocher, Simon

Pocock, George W. .

.

Pocock. Nellie E

Poff, Annie A

Poindexter. Therc-sa

Poist, Wni. A

Polglase, Benjamin. . Polk, James K

Polk, T P

Pollock, David

Pollock, Florence A . Pollock, Julia C

Polton, Geo. H

Ponnav, Henry D. . .

.

Pool, S. D

Poole, Edward S . .

.

Pope, F

Poppe, Herman C . .

.

Porter, Alice

Porter, F. C

Porter, Nena M

Ports, Annie

Po.st, George

Post, L. H

Post, W. E

Post, W. L

Potter, Albert E

Potter, A W

Potter, C. H

Potter, L. A

Potts, A. H

Powell. I. N

Powell. J. W

Powers, F. L

Povnton, Sarah S. . .

.

Prather, Elizabeth C. Prather, Marv- A

Pratt, B.H . . .' Pratt, D. M

Pratt, Lillie

Amovmt earned. Hours I

' '^ime I Piece- ployed. Name.

Hours

employed.

2,31:

2, 042

S579- 64

300. 00

504- 84

607. 25

2, 016

2, 016

2, 186^

2, 105 i,598K

2, 164

2, 328^

;54/2

2, 0'5I

I, 008. 00

1, 001. 60

1, 108. 25

1, 052. 60

833- 35

I, 082. QO

I, 164.45

S685.75

592. 13 527- 47

1,918 2,IIlK 1,958^

2, 376

2, 114

2, 316K

2, 23S

2, 480

2, 428 i,988K

2, 191^

2,4755^

959.00

r, 132. 75

530. 62

[, 248. 90

528. 48

[,235.40 1,121.65

I, 249. 84

640. 58

994. 62

1, 095. 75 1,238.95

2, 112

2, 490

236. 91 319.69

502. 1

2

615-99

192

2, 275 296

2, 103^

30

531-29

378. 75

96. 00

703. 88

148. 00

,061.35

808. 10

75. CO

288 2,265

i,57iK^ 2,314%

72. 00

132. 65

798. 95

274- 25

2, 420 [, 210. 49 2,437K 1,281.50

2,336 581.92

2, 573

2, 500^

1309

2, 473

2. 490

2, 0381^ 1312

2, 455

2, 472 1312

2, 561

2. 359

H

1,471

460. 23

1,695- 73 1,251.05

1, 068. so

618. 24

621. 01

1,019. 25

1, 560. 00

1,227.50

I, 236. 00

1, 424. So

1,432- 50

593- 47

367- 73 963 493- 40

i,922>^ I 478.53

754- 25

599- 30

732. 10

777- 70

802. 40

688.01 551-98

6S9. 50

760. 7;

723- 50

675. 10

693- 85

613.

663. 80

63-71

Pratt, Wm. A

Prentiss, Annie C. .

.

Presley, Henry M . Preslev, S. C

Preston, Geo. T

Price, C. E

Price, Clint O

Price, Grant E

Price, James :M Price, Nannie H . . .

.

Priddy, Walter L . • • Pridgeon, John , Prinim, James L

Prince, Emily F , Prior. Geo. G"

Proctor, A. B

Proctor, Abner C . .

.

Proctor, D

Proctor, E. G

Proctor, Geo. H

Proctor, ^il. A

Prosperi, John F . . . , Prosser, Daniel N . .

.

Proudley, Ray

Pruitt, Ella M

Prj-or, H. D

Puckett, Thomas R.

.

Puckette, Chas. J. C. Pulliam, Edward

Pulliam, S. G

Pullinger, Edna

Pumphrey, Bettie . . . Pumphre\-, E. P., jr. . Purcell, James L

Purcell, M

Purcell, Maggie E . . . Purdy, Chas. F

Purvis, John R

Putnam, John F., jr. . Pyemont, Geo. E

Pvemont, J. W

Quaid, J.R

Quigley, F. T

Quill, Elizabeth

Quill, Nellie C

Quin, D. C. P

Quinlan, John F

Quinlan, :Mary J Quinn, Michael A . .

.

Quinn, Minnie A

Quintin, LiHie

Rabe, Charles Radigan, Sarah E . . . Radley, C. \V Radouski, Simon . . . . Ragan, Mollie E

Ragland, H. Lee

Ralph, James

Ramsey, Geo. M

Ramsey, W. R

Ramsperger, G. H. . Randall, A. L

Randall, Clyde R

Randall, Emma J . .

.

Randall, Jerome S. . Randall, W.B

Randolph. Russell. .

.

Ranke, Ida Rankin, John R

Ran.sdell. Lulu M... . Ratcliffe, Katharine C

Rathvon, R. H

Raub, George M

Ray, Daniel C

2,496^^

I 230

2, 154

2, 026K

2,381^

72 2,520

1, 131

I 024

S14 ^312^2 1-997^

I 312

2, 502

2,489

2, 386^

2, 431 714

I 312

i,356>^ 2,458 2,432^

2,417

r II

[2, 338^

2, 291^

1,951^^

2, 597 2,6X2^

2, 128H

1,656

2, 346!^

2, 0025^

2, 012

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 372

2, 088

2, 4421X

2, 49S14

2, 474 1,476^ 922^

I, 377J<

2, 278

2, AZWa

1,847

2, 390;^

1,785 1,969 2,824

672>^ 2,332%

2,476^

2, 504^

2, 27014

2, 498

1, 746J4

1 312

2, 397^

f

1 18

l2, 21334

I, 180 9nV2

1,994%

1, 912

2,583^2

1, 706

2, 467'/^

2, 383^

2, 258^

2,810^

;i, 248. 25

690. 00

1, 077. 00

1, 068. 90 610.41

23-73 1,476.30 598-92 i 256. 00

203. 49

1, 428. 74

99S- 75 1,025.40

628. 58

622. 25

1, 195-05

I 286.85

182.30

780. 00

678. 30 612.42

611.72

1, 209. 50

'1,257-44

570.

286.

I, 046. 1,522.

710.

I, 064. 416.

584-

I, 001.

9S6.

592.

I, 106.

I, 338.

I, 250.

I, 241. 738.

257- 722. 549-

I, 326. 923-

595-

892.

I, 036.

165.

I, 184. 619.

1, 253.

I, 135- 624.

874-

92

87

4530

60

45

894- 75 198.90

402. 09

294- 99

488. 75 514.73

478. 00

1,715.62

486. 22

620. 03

1, 400. 24

740. 94

713.01 Days.
328 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the n2unber ofpej^sons employed in the public printing

and binding durifig thefiscal year eiided June 30, 1901, etc. —Continued.

Ray, James T

Ray, John A

Ray, J. R

Ray, Theo. C

Razey, F. T

Read, Charles A

Ready, G. L

Reaver, Maggie

Rebuschatis, Wm. .

.

Redfern, John

Redfield. Edw. I,. . .

.

Redfield, H. J Reed, Lewis

Reed, O. H

Reed, Wiley M

Reed, Wm. F

Rees, Mary

F..

Reese, Enima S. . .. Reese, Mary E

Reese, Wra. P

Regan, Clarissa B. .

.

Reid, Agnes H

Reid, Albert

Reid, B. A

Reid, Hugh

Reier, Theodore . . .

.

Reiff, Rosa

Reilly, Annie C

Reilly, Ellen vS Reilly, Patrick

Reil}^ Cora

Reily, Peter Reinburg, Wm. A. .

.

Reinmuth, Ed

Revells, Addie J Reynolds, Albert W

Reynolds, A. W

Rejmolds, George .

.

Reynolds, Harry A . Rhodes, CP

Rhodes, Thos. A

Richard, Williar Richards, A. D

Richards, Katie

Richards, L. C

Richards, Mary J

. .

.

Richards, Sarah M . Richardson, Alice .

.

Richardson, Charles M

Richardson. Effie . .

.

Richardson, F. M . . Richardson, J. M

Richardson, John. .

.

Richardson, R. A .

.

Richardson, W. H. .. Richmond, Marion B

Richter, Charles .... Rickards, Sanil. P .. Ricketts, Eliza E . . Ricketts, J.H

Ricketts, O.J

Ricketts, Tho.s. T . .

.

Ricketts, W. M

Riddick, R. P

Riddle, A. E

Rider, Emma S

Ridgely, Rosa B . . . . Riecks, Chas. F

Rieseberg, H. R

Riley, Frank

Riley, John O

Riley, P. H

Rinehart, G. A

Ring, John

Ring, T. M

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

874K

I, 2. 308

2, 1251^ i,8iiK

2, 060

2,

2, 352

2, 144!/^

2, 497^

2, 461 2,496 1,655^

2, 639K

f 126

11,713 2,4613^ 1,345^

931/2

2, 394

2, 449K

2, 332^

2, 495^

1,842 1309

2,496

2, 477

1, 900

2, 444

2, 720 2,490 920

730

2, 300^

2, on

220

2, 535

2, 2331^ 280K

2,636

1,464/^

2, 229

2,428^

2, 363

2, r24K

2, 752 623^

2, 496

2,504

2, 607

2, 01

1

2, 000

I 312

1,32s

I, 020

I, 960

H

I 312

258 2,4I2K

2, 185^

272

I 312 500 2,514^

1,938^/4 1,959^^

$1,283. 25

502. 15

294. 24

580. 40

1,063.50

990. 10 542. 27

I, 355- 89

1, 172. 66

1,081.85

1,249- 95

-616. 25

I, 248. 00

827.75

I, 550. 42 421.83

616. 64

339-01

465- 75

I, 198. 20

[,351-74

[, 219. 92

t, 396. 67 921.30

386. 25

621. 92 617.17

485- 50

916.50

690. 00

1, 245.00

267. 00

366. 20

954- 26

I, 005. 50

55-00

1,627.33

I, 116.75 168.45 889.65

368. 74

I, 114.50

46. 25

I, 290. 45

588. 60

I, 062. 57

774- 00

155- 87

[, 248. 00

[, 253.20

65 --95 [,005.50

1, 000. 00

2, 078. 96

409. 90

5T0. 00

980. 75

I, 794. 00

70. 50

647. 82

649. 85

136. 00

1,083.94 125.00

1, 331- 40

969. 25 985.89

Piece- work.

I683. 50

702.53

668.31

393- 85

290. 89

586. 79

629. 20

767- 35

700. 60

652. 40

600. 75

Ringgold, D. C

Riorden, Henry E . .

.

Ripley, Henry 1, Rissler, J. M

Ritcliie, K.J

Roacli, J.T

Robl), Annie E

Robb, John H

Robbins, Carrie A . . . Roberts, Augustus I.,. Roberts, D.J

Robert.s, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Robert.*;, Jas. G

Robert.s, James H

Robert.s, John T

Roberts, Milton L, . .

.

Robert.s, W. A

Robert.son, Cora B. . . Robertson, Harry J. . Robin.son, Clara "j . . . Robin.son, CM

Robin.son, E.J

Robin.son, Geo. W . . . Robinson, Harriet ERobin.son, J. S

Robin.son, I^ula M . . . Robin.son, M. D

Robinson, Robt. B . . . Robinson, Samuel . . . Robinson, Sarah E . .

.

Robinson, Sarah E . . Robin.son, Verne . .

.

Robinson, Wellington C

Roche, Anna E

Hours employed.

2, loqi/^ i,687>^

I 20 316

2, 487]^

2, 027

1, 33S

2, 264

2, 356

',9755<t

I 2S2

2, 349

1, 869

2, 2653^

2,821

2, 023

2, 279

2, 3833/

2. 194 14

2, 344 !S4

I 312

711

2, I79^<

2, 507

1,8833/

2, 182

Roche, E. J Roche, Walter T

Rockwell, Wm. E

Roderick, Frank A . . Rodgers, J.W

Rodgers, Roselia Rodrick, W. F Rodway, Alfred

Roe-^er, Charles H.. . Rogers, A

Rogers, Franklin . . . . Rogers, Harry E

Rogers, James B

Rogers, Zimri V

Rogier, Chas G

Rohr, J. A

Rollins, Ella L

Rollins, J. Lester Rooney, Thomas P. .

.

Root, E. M

Rose, J. F

Roseman, Fannie . . . . Ross, Henry P

Ross, James H

Ross, John

Ross, M. A

Ross, Zidon E

Ro.ssall, Arthur H

Rote, E. C

Rotenbury, l.ncy H. . Rotenbur\- \'irt^inia. Rothvvell,"l,y(li,i .\. .

.

Rouleau, Wilt rid . . .». Roulhac, Limas

Rountree, W. J Rous, Mary L, Rout, Lula Rowan, F'leanor E - - • Rowell, D. P

1,09814

2, 541

2, 3881^

1, i66i^

2, 510K

2, 278§

' 119

2, 301^

2, .356'/^

2, 348K

2,529

2, 402^

1,996 1,628^

1 312 M6%

2, 507^

2, 025 5^

2, 478^

896

2, 035

2, 261;^

2, 40S

2, 477^

1,739

2, 454

1,841

2, 4601/

2, 327

1, 972K

2, 2695^

2, 239^/4

2, 5o6J^

2, 3.59^

2, 377

2, 496

2, 406 IS^ 2, 2455^

2, 375

2, 496

Amovmt earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1,054-75

504- 05

1, 244- 95

508. 95

2S4. 48

I, 132. 00

r, 179. 20

I, 159-36

1,706.65

I, 1 74- .SO 934- 80

I, 206. 70

773- 55 1,025.50

1, 169. 90

1, 277-45 546.53

1, 172- 25 ,,892.15

17s. 35

r, 161. 05

[, 254. 70

944- 35

409- 13

27S. 40

728. 00

595- 02

293. 82

628. 1

1

567. 80 1,013-35

I, 159- 15 617. II

I, 380. 22

1,127. 15 1,405.91

I, 055. 48 847.25

I, 248. 00

93- 75

I, 266. 90

I, 094. 40

I, 239- 25

448. 00

510.99

602. 10

I, 204. 67

I, 239. 20

434- 72

I, 262. 02

464. 03

I, 575- 97

I, 163. 70

1, 157-00

I, 136. 62

I, 119. 80

632.40

588.93

1 , 286. 09

624. 00

602. 32

562. 77

596- 91

[, 248. 00

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 329

No. 27.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and bindifi^ during the fiscal year ended June 30, igoi , etc. —Continued.

Rowzee, Milt E

Rowzee, W. A

Rov, Hamilton R

Rov V. M

Rozzelle, CD

Ruby, Lucy V

Rudaach, Juo. T

Rudy, C. E

Ruff, Valentine RuUmann, Leo

Runj-an, Annie E. . . - Runyan, L. J Runvon, Harrs" S. . . . Rupp, Charles "F Rupp, Lucy

Russ, E. L

Russell, Aaron

Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles

Russell, E. B

Russell, Emma L. . . . Russell, James E

Russell, John D

Russell, Lizzie A . . . . Russell, L. M

Russell, Robert E . • • Russell, Robert L

Rust, P. B

Rutherford, Jas. A . .

.

Rutter, Fred F

Ryan, Edw. J Ryan,E. H

Rvan, John H

Ryan, M. A

Ryan, Margaret A . . . Ryan, Margaret F, . . . Ryan, Mar^- E

Ryder, Francis

Rj'iiex, Frank R

vSacrev, Nellie IVI SafTold, Ray P Sakeman, F. M

Salkeld, Mary E

Salt, Joseph

Saltzman, E. C Same. Henrietta C. . . Sampsell, H. G

Sand, Jno. G

Sands, Geo. W

Sanford, Annie E- . .

.

San ford, Mary I vSangston, Mary C . . . vSansom, Dan L

Sardo, A. E-, jr vSargent, G.W

Sarr, G.W

Satterfield, S. W

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Fannie I. .1 Saunders, Gertrude

Saunders, H. C

Saunders, John H. .

.

Saunders, Sue

Sautei', Balsey F

Sauter, Grace L

Savoy, Georgeana V

Sawyer, Chas. H . . .

.

Saxton, Fred A

Savles, John

Savior, Dillard Scaggs, Robt. E

Scanlon, Ed. J Schaefer, Lizzie .... Schafer, E.J

vSchaffhausen,

J. H .. Scheerer, Annie M .

.

Scheers, Chas. F

Hours

employed.

2, 403

[, 792

[,948

2,544

2, o6ii<

1,872

2, 119^

2, 147K

2, 254 360

2, 215

2, 453^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$966.

, 000.

949-

608.

936.

1, 428.

1, 03c.

951. 527. 1,077.

568.

112. ,109. 618.

2, 332^4 296

2, 404^

1, 112 2,414

1, 794^

2, 506^

313

549>^

2, 480K

1,992^

1,2, 20-]V2

2, 325 K

2, 668 6s2'"

1, 282H

2, oc6%

1, 644K

704 576

1. 145- 160. 638.

278. 1,531-

446.

I, 254-

78. 322. 777. 996.

278.

I, 103. 1,263.

667.

351- 003.

924.

176. 206. 1,847

2, 222 2,520K

1, 7883/^ 2,015^ 223^

6S4

2, 295^

2,401^

2, 400K

2, 567

2, 396

2, 236^

2, 242 .302^

2, 384^

1,504

2, 349

2, 273 906

1, 209

2, 0S8

2, 259

2, 282%

2, 582

2, 469K

729^

461.

I, nr.

686. 487.

1, 007.

55-

171.

I, 216.

I, 271

1,653.

1, 196. 561.

567.

151- 756.

752. 585. 1,432. 453

305. 522.

979-

I, 151. 656. 85

Piece- work.

740.77

657- 04

-65. 00

699- 43

300. 20

473- 75

772. 90

569-31

160. 00

769.01

$636. 95

690. 85

57

Name.

Schermerhorn, Catherine Schermerhorn, Kate

J Schertzer, C. C

Scheuerman, H. A . . . Schilpp, Henry

SchimpfF, Robt. E

Schinnerer, W. S

Schley, Geo. J Schlick, Fred J Schmalhoff, W. L - . - - Schmaling,Joseph W,

Schmidt, Geo. T

Schmidt, Mary E

Schmidt, William

Schnell, Carlyle E.. Schoeneman, Geo. L

Schooler, Wm. F

Schram, Martin

Schreiber, E. Otto .

.

Schreiber, Seraphin

Schroen, Peter A . .

.

Schulte, Chas. H .... Schulze, Paul C

Schureman, Jas.H.A

Schweitzer, Christ. F

Schwing, Frank A

Scofield, Arthur .... Scott, Charles

Scott, E. L

Scott, J. A

Scott, K. L

Scott, R. C

Scott, Wm

Scott, W. S

Scriver, Addie

Scurlock, Geo. C

Scurr3^ M. J Seaman, Hannah .

.

Searle, Spencer A. .

.

Searles, Katie C . . . . Searles, Stanley .... Sefton, A. W^

Sefton, A. W., jr Sefton, Fred.C

Sefton, Wm. C

Segerson, J. E

vSehorn, Geo. H

vSells, Geo. J

Sells, Sam R

Semmes, C. C

Serrano, M. N

Serrin, Ro.sanna E. . Sexton, Ernest , .Sexton, Grant

vSeyfferth, F. W

.Seymour, Wm. S. . . . , Shaen, Michael

Shafer, Elizabeth M.

Shaffer, Geo. W

Shaifer, Carl H

Shanks, Milo

Hours

employed.

2, 231 1/( 2,015^

2, 509 544^

2, 400

1, 224 2,468^

2,4i5J<

2, 251^

1, 100

Shannon, Ben J .Shannon, James F. .

.

Sharp, I. Walter Shaw, Edmund

Shaw, Jed

.Shaw, John S Shaw, O

Shawen, S. M

Shea, M. J Shea, Timothy

Shearer, H. C

i,346K 1,424^

1,985^

2, 261

2, 469

2, 396

2, 840 509^

2, 3123/^

2, 174^

2, 296

2, 464/^

2, 36i3/i

2, 375 K

2, 493K

2,475^

2, 464K

1^531^'

2, 0151^

2, 437

2, 271

2, 553

288 2,508^

2, 002

2, 452^

2, 384^^^

2, 232^

2,OII>^

I, 165^

2,396

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$572. 92

2,36i3/^

2, 074

392 2,419^

2, 393^

2, 280 124

.2, 304 1,844^

2, 284^

2, 483

2, 400

2, 496

\ 1 223

L 706 5^

\ M5

11,883 1,7195^

2, 557^

2, 408

2, 496

2, 241%

2,413^

2, 206

2, 450^

2, 036^

1,967)^

1, 194- 95

I, 007. 75

719. ID

272. 30

I, 3"- 75 612.00

1,234-25 1,413-30

1, 126.95

275. 00

707. 50

381. 09

I, 161.52

I, 104- 75

I, 256.68

I, 198. 00 841.60

255- 20

I, 268. 85

I, 087. 26

574- 25

I, 227. 24 1.293.50 1,259.94

624. 60

c, 449- 54

1,444. 12

"382." 85' 1,007.75

r, 218.50

565-67

639- 38

144. 00

702. 95

504- 03

667. 77

[, 401. 20

[, 117.32

1,005.75

582. 92

[, 198. 00

I, 289. 60

518. 60

98. 00

I, 222. 29

I, 265.98

570. 00

•1,044. 25 922.65

700. 25

I, 287. 33

622. 99

I, 200. 00

1, 460. 16 1,756-48 1,361.17

872. 69

1,366. 48

I, 225. 14

I, 248.00

I, 197. 90

I, 279.32 551-58

1,221.86

1, 018. 25

983- 75

I Days.
330 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statniirnl rJio:uiu{^ the uuDibcr of persons employed in the public pidiitiuf^ and bindino diirino- the fiscal year ended June jo, igoi, etc. —Continued

Shea in, Helen

Slit'chan, Dennis . . . . Slieelian, J()se])h K . Slieldon, Charles A . , .-'Ik'Hoh, Chas. R

SlK-panl, K. J Sheraid, W. T

Sheridan, Jolm

Sheridan, Tlios. J. .

.

Sheridan, T. J SheritT, C.J .". .Sherman, ( ieo. L . . .

.

Slierinan, Howard K

Sherman, J. W

Sherrill, K. B

Shettle, Chas. V

Shine, Edward J. .

.

Shinnen, J. C

Shipnian, Nellie H . Shirley, Ida V.H.. . Shirley, James D . .

.

Shock^ ]\Iary Shomo, O. V

Shomo, T. VV

Hours

employed.

Shortall, James K .

.

vShortsleeves, Annie

Shott, E). E

Shubburd, P. Kate .

.

Shutterly, C. S

Sibley, J Sibley, William K . - Sickels, Chas. K

Sidener, C. F

Siebert, Frank

Siehl, Martin

Sierenberg, Mary. .

.

Sikken, E. A

2,515^

2, o72«4 2,OI5>4

2, 215

) ^24

I 2, 305

2, 258K

7603^ 2,423^^

2, 359

2,315

2, 569

2,309/^ 690

2,4681^

2, 220

2, 288K

2, 252

2, 377 5385^

2, 391 907^

f

^ 173^

\ 888

1,5263/^ 890

2, 5001^ 928k

1, 406^

2, 285K

1,615'/^ 2,113^

2,952

f i2r

I2, 339

2. 439

1,6133/

I 312

2, 4615

909 1312

2,520

7423 1312

797

Silence, Annie W . .

.

Sill, W. S

Silliman, Helen C .

.

Silverberg, Jos Simmonds, Nellie .

.

Simmons, Arthur, jr Simmons, Edith S .

.

Simmons, Mary P .

.

Simmons, W. J Simms, Emanuel . .

.

Simm.s, Robert F . .

.

Simon.s, H. O

Simons, Wellington F

Simpson, Alice M. .

.

.Simpson, John

Simpson, Jo.sephine Simpson, S. M

Simril, Robert V

Sims, M. E . . Sinclair, Louisa

Singleton, CD

Singleton, Otis J. . .

.

Sinn, J.], Sipher, W. M

Sisson, Anna i i, 31S

Sizer, Charles M 1,36434: Skeen, W. D 2, 205 Skellv, Julia Slack, Charles n ... .i 1,3493^ Slater, Emma V I Slater, John Y j 576

Slater, Robt. A i 2,39934

2,37234 2,494

2, 217^

831 >^

Amount earned.

$693. 47 1,086.85 1,018.45

1, 107.50

1, 486. 42 981.97

I, 206. 45

190. 12

I, 221. 07

I, 192. 00

1,257.65

1,490.47 1,351.08

354- 52

I, 234. 25

I, no. 00

I, 144-97

I, 226. So

592. 16 269. 35 600.33

518. 10 1,310.86

805. 50

258. 70

1, 320. 62

498. 55 351-62

I, 217. 80

459- 90

1,057-55

977. 22

919-45

607. 79

878. 30

I, 248. 00

I, 230.75

360. 00

227. 23

I, 794. 00

6S3. 05 371-30

1,781.25

398. 50

2, 353

2, 395

1,6343/2

2, "534

2^48734"

1, 330

2, 454 3<

2, .S073'2

2, 493

592. 42

I, 098. 70 817.40

I, 173.95

625. 86

332. 85

1,398. 10 1,254.95

1,251.78

274. 59

683. 62

I, 292. 12

674- 75

Slater, Wm. J Slaughter, Henry P. Slentz, Chas. V, Slicer, Cora E

307. 59

181. 71

252. 44

174. 79

210. 78

$609. 96

367-38

6S9. 00

605. 00

279- 69

779. 00 541-75

745. 75

7S8. 84

690. 83

124. 00

Small, James F

Smallev, C. E

Smart, J. F

Smeltzer, Jacob R. ..

.

Smith, A. A

Smith, Albert G

Smith, Anna J .Smith, Annie F

Smith, Arthur H

.Smith, Bernardin . .. Smith, C. H

Smith, Charles Pavne

Smith, FUlen O

Sinitli, Family M

Smith, FZmma E

Smith, Emma F . . .

.

.Sniitli, P^iigene F . . . . Smith, Florence ... Smith, F"rank D

Smith, Geo. H

Smith, H.J

Smith, Jeff Smith, J. Hannan. . . . Smith, John E

Smith, John J Smith, John P

.Smith, Jos. Edgar. . . . Smith, Maggie K . . . . Smith, Mary

Smith, M.J

Smith, M.M

Smith, Shelby

Smith, Stephen

Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith, Wm . Hennessv

Smith;' W\ V

.Sinithson, Josepli A . .Smoot, A. E

Smoot, E. D

Smoot, Kate V

Smyth. John B

.Snowden, John F, . . . Snyder, D. J Snyder, Susie B

Solan, Jennie

Solan, Thomas

Sollers, Wm. A

.Somers, Lizzie M . . . . .Sonimers, Adam J

. . . Songster, Thos

Soper, Samuel

Sothoron, Jes.sie Soules, E. C

Soult, Will E

Southwick, Harvey J Sowers, J. C

.Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Geo. C

Si>arks, Louie

Sparks, Rebecca

Sparrow, TIo\\-ard F

.Speaks, AI. J Spear, Hiram

Speehuan, M. K

Sj^eisser, M. F

Siiellbring, Bernard . .S pence, James F

Spencer, Chas

Spencer, J. C

Spencer,Katharine K

Si)eiicer, M

Si>inks, Alex

Hours

employed.

26734 420

72234

5973^ 0383^

I 347

, 18234

7893^2 ,4693^

,4595^ 24

, .3943^ ,859

Amount earned. Time

work.

704

, 123K

, 383

, 26234 860

,3295^

,41534

,84834

, 162 ,25834

571

26833^

,483^

,257;^

. 3303^

I 140 ,36034

,493 ,983^^

I 572

513^/^ ,479

,2553^ ,334

, 189 473

4413^

, 172

,9753-^ 127

,783

> 830

,51954

,305 ,215

.8993^ ,335^

,01334 ,559^

,416

,l8i>^

. 205

SO 7 3-2 ,6445 325

i 390

5.383/3 856 198K

491 2943^ 41834

47234

4873^

$134-

I, 220. 426.

298.

I, 019.

I, 174. 543-

200. i,444- 1,303-

14. 697.

387. 177-49

I, 134- 604.

631.

430.

I. 179.

I, 280. 924. 1,081.

I, 138. 287.

67.

40

828. 1,308.

r, 165. 534-

I, 208.

Piece- work.

1, 450. 64 991-95

653- 65 256.85

740. 70

1,396.00

564-71

r, 167. 00

326.61 98-54

115-57

361. 71 987- 75

1, 050. 00

463. 10

680. 29

922. 00

I, 107.94

960. 35 1,168.45

1,057-31

798. 06

I, 20S. 00

I, 091. 20

549- 24 378.06 |. 824.61 I. 816.89 i. I,.389. 14 I- 791. 29 ;. 428.00 i. 1,164.15 . 1,277.71 . 1,217.48 . 1,210.45 :• 736.30 - 622.05 .
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement sJwzcing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year e)ided June ^o, /go/, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Honrs

employed.

Amount earned. Time

Avork.

Piece- work.

Hours

emplo\'ed.

Spottswood, J. M. A

Sprague, X. C

Sprandel, Mar\- M. .

.

Spriggs, M. E .'.

' Spriggs, Thomas . . . .' Sprightley, P. S

Springer, 'H. E

Sproule, W. J Stack, Robert T

Stadtler, Jacob

Staffan, George

Stagge, Nellie G

Stair, J. V

Stalnaker, Laura F. . Stanford. AV. W : Stanlev, Gertrude M.j

Stanley. M.J 1 Starkweather, H.F. .1 Steed. J. X

' Steel. Janey F

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella

Steele. Grace V

Steele. Philip S

Steely. I. X I Stein. Josephine A . .' Steker, Joseph

Stelle, Joseph G

Stenner, Robt. E

Stephens. Thad.H...

Stephenson. E. T

Stern, Amelia ' Stem, Gertie ' Stetson, Ellen \Y . . .

.

Steuven. Chas. E

Stevens. H.W

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

Stevens. M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stevens, Thos. A

Stewart, Maud E

Stidham, A. D

Stidham, B. L

Stine. Harriet

St. John, Emma B

Stockman, Jas. A . .

.

Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W

Stoops. J. B

Stormont. Emma G . Story. Andre V. H ... Stou'gh. Edwin L

Stout, C. H

Strange, AKnn A .... Strasberger. Leroy .

.

Stratton, L. C

Stratton. Sanford E.

Straughan, C. W

Strawn, H. L

Street. F. W

Stretch. C. A

Stretton, F. W

Stribling. C. K

vStricker. \V. F

Stroh. Ed\%-in B

Strohmeyer, Eugene.

Strong, Fannie

Stuart. Bessie F

Stuart, Chas. B

Study. Charles W

vStull Geo. H

Sturgis. John R

Sturm, Edward H . . . vStutsman, Charles . . . Sugg, Chas.R

Sullivan, Abbie

I3I2 $1,972 05

2, 354% 1, 177 25

2, 204% 554 36

I, 841 495 60 2,003K I, 017 97 1,6125^ 875 65 682 341

2, I56K 1, 13S 60

2, 496 644 So

2, iq6 554 60

2. 507^2 1,254 95

2, 420 I, 222 00

831 155 90

2, 298^.^ 1, 166 23 2,449/^ 627 89

2, 352 586 89

2, 289^ 572 37

2, 449 M 1.229 17

2, =;o-i< 78 2 23

1,426 26: 2,511^2 576

2,3485^ I, 175- 55

238. 10

667. 20 540 135-00

2, 478 >4

2, 2aS^

2,336K

2, 437 2,38xK

1,239.25

t, 104. 25 1,223.30

I, 262. 85

2, 408 ^259

^348>^

2,632

60T.S6

777. 00

7S4.11 ,316.00

2, 425

2, 220

2, 297

604. 15

c, 298. 75 803-95 622.00

2,487

2, 496K

1, 335%

1,394^

2, 000

2, 388

2, 001

2, 450><

2, 099^^

1,686

1, 723K

2, 478 512^

991 "938"'

144 M65

2, 483

2. 2383/i

2, 340^2

2, 166

2, 206 1,985^

208

2, 470

I, 243- .50

I. 361. 95

250. 40

350- 40

1, 000. 00

I, 194. 00

1, 010. 10 S57-67

394- 15

421. 50

894- 25

I, 004. 52

256- 25

248. 10

469. 00

72. 00

2, 000. 00

I, 242. 70

I. 191-55 1.363-65

1, 083. 00

.1, 103. 00

992-75

104. GO

615-42

710. 3,

1,6435^

1. 489V2

2, 476

2. 505

1.403

2- 589I/4 2,496

410. 87 756-90

, 239. 20

. 350- 32

702. 70

. 654- 73 923.00

Sullivan, Charles F. . Sullivan, C. J Sullivan, Ed. A

Sullivan, Harry A . .

.

Sullivan. J.J..'. Sullivan. J. M

.Sullivan, John E . . . . Sullivan, Rosa

.Summers. Chas. W . . Summers, R. W

Surguv, Arthur E . . . . Sutherland. D. M . . . . Sutor, L. P

Sutton, H. S

Sutton, James H

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney-

.Swain, Emma

Swan, John C Swarzman, Kate V.

.

Swayne, E. B

Swearingen. R. E . . - Sweeney. Emma . . . . .Sweeney, ZMaggie. . .

.

Sweeney. W. H

Sweeny. Patrick

Sweet, Bessie O

Sweet. C. G

Sweetman, M. M . . . . Swem, Earl G

Swetlahd, M. E

Swett. Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin

.Svdnor, Ellen F

Sydnor. 'SI. C

.Sydnor, Thos. Young

Svphax, William B . . S'zegedy, E. G

Tabler, Howard

Taff, Andrew

Taff. John A

Taft. H. A

Tagart, Annie J Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Ida

Talbot. :\Iaggie Talbot, P. J Talbott. W. F

Talbott. W. T

: Tallev, \V. C

': Tallman, Geo. B

' Tanner, Bettie A

Tanner, W. B

Tapley, W. H

Tappan, Hiram R .. . Tappan, William F.

686. qo ;! Tarbox, F. L

'.. .

j Taylor, Chas. H i

! Taylor, C. R

I Tavlor, E. P

Taylor, H. A

Taylor, Henry

Tavlor, Ira. .

.' Tavlor. L.R

Tavlor, rviary V

Tavlor, Samuel W . .

.

I Taylor. William L . - • 616.52 Taylor, W. W

I Tegethoff, Carl R

I Teichman. F. C, jr. .

.

Teller, Arthur S

Teller, Chas

Telly r. Bertha E

Templar. H. W

Terflinger, G. W

Terry, Hattie J Days.

678K

1, 910

2. 491^

2, 208

1, 782

2, 416 1,646^

6=^6.

1,068 1.424

1, 4461^

2, 832

2, 216^^

2, 26914 2,328^

200

2, 406 2,487

2, 3545^

773

2, 323

2, 435K

2, 16848

2, 2311^ 1311

2, 128

2, 217

2, 389^

304

688

2, 302

204

2, 365

2, 52SV2

2, 696

2, 13772

Amount earned. Time

work.

$373-

477-

r, 320.

t, 115- 891.

609. 824. 1,458.

1,558.

I. 355-

266.

712. 819.

947- 1,108

565.

580.

50- 604. 1.319-

I, 180. 193- 582.

1, 432-

15.

1, 116.

I, 008.

528.

1, 064. 556.

597-

152. 348.

573-

102.

I, 195- 1,583;

532.

340

00

2, 488

2, 332^

272

2, 309

I 312

2, 392^

71014: 2,431^^ 2,449^ ,

l2, 379 J

2, 281

2, 539

2, 379H

2, 4801^

2, 362

401

2, 390

2, 3S3K

2, 292 14

1, III 968

2,

2, 016

2, 392

2, 457^

524

2, 402 1^

671.

185.

I, 087.

I, 244.

I, 174- 68.

I, 167.

1, 996.

598.

426.

729-

I, 224.

8900

7080

II1590

75

I, 334- 25

570. 24

I, 248. 70

I, 200. 12 1,316.57

I, 195-95 83-54

I, 210.41

I, 195.27

1, 146. '25 555-60

484.00

518.12

795-90

1, 197. 20 1,377.22

i^i. 00 598-74
332 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement shoiuing the number of persons employed in the public printing

ajid binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ ^901, etc. —Continued.

Terry, Kate S

Terry, Lewis

Terrj% Mary F

Terry, Oliver C

Terwilliger, Geo

Test, John M

Thatcher, A. H

Thayer, Courtney C . Thayer, ( reorge H . .

.

Theaker, Nellie Thecker, Katie Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E) Thoma.s, E. F

Thomas, F). H

Thomas, Emanuel . . . Thomas, Richard . . .

.

Thomas, Robert I Thomas, W. I, Thompson, A. H

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A. Thompson. E. G

Thompson, Frank M. Thompson, H. A

Thompson, Harriet.

.

Thompson, Harry . . . Thompson, J. M

Thompson, Ward E- Thompson, Zacli . . . . Thomson, Alfred. . .

.

Thorn, Benj. T

Thornton, John

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

Tilley, H. G

Tilley, Stephen B. .. . Tilly, Fannie Timmons, J. H

Tincher, William N . Tisdale, N. T

Tisdel, Alton P

Tiverny, Ida V

Tolson, S Tomlin, Carlos B . . .

.

Tomlinson, S. K

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, H. F

Tompkins, Kate A. . . Tondee, E. A

Tooly, B

Toomey, Dennis

Tophani, Mary J Torrey, Earl G

Tosh, Ale.K Towers, J. V. R

Towers, William H. . Town, H.C

Town.send, (ieo. E - . • Towse, Elizabeth A. Tov, James C

Toy, James ]\I Tracy, H. D

Trainham, E. N

Trapp, M. P

Travis, Chas. N

Trefts, Allie

Hours employed.

2, 3S5

2, 420

2, 004^

728

1, 714^

562 K2

2, 373K

2, 260

2, 5035^

2, 340K

1,352^

$1, 192.50

604. 18

501. 16

.-^64. 30

857- 30

140. 62

594- 50

263. 44

252. 95

584. 17

769. 96

2, 258^

2, 493^

2,244^

2, 437

2, 212 2,178

2, 373

2, 073 14

2, 000

1, 962

2, 332

224 1,883 444

i> 389K

1227

1312

2, 374^

1,991 1,8661^

228

2, 557

2, 284^

2,' 286"

2,0141^

2, 560

2, 349

2, 400

2, 498^

722K

2, 134

I, 728

I 312

2,

Amount earned. Time

work.

2,3-8^

24 2,429

1.660

2, 494^

800

2, 016

2, 4855^ 2,430

2,485

1.767 2,369

2, 397

1,983

2, 356

2, 454 y2

2. 541^

2,476

473

2, i>3^

1,833 2,433

565. 08

1,651.92 561.97 615.04

I, 294. 02

I, 140.90

594- 24

516. 36

I, 000. 00

489. 80

I, 174-41 56.00

392. 29

1 1 1 . 00

72S.85

65 1 . 00

I, 326. 00

I, 200.45

497- 75

933- 75

116. 40

687. 25 574-63

I, 143.00

1,007. 25

I, 282.52

I, 370. 08 691.80

630. 37

433- 35 534-41

864. 00

732. 80

817. 00

600. 84

.351-96

14.40

606. 77

831. 20

I, 248. 45

200. 00

I, 008. 00

619. 29

I, 462. 41

I, 242.50

883. 50

I, 380. 50

I, 213. 10

505- 69

592- 24 613.62

745 82

619. 00

236.80

529- ,59 945 79

1,217. 70

Piece- work.

$606. 59

659- 63

679- 50

699- 75

635.'

760. 07

645. 60

716. 45

Name.

Tretler, John E ; • Trimble, E.H

Trimble, Frank R . . . Trogner, Chas. F

Trudeau, E. ly Trudgian, J. B

True, Wm. F

Trumbo, A

Tubman, Anna

Tuck, F. A

Tucker. Ijzzie

Tuite, John

Tune, I^. A

Tune, Thos. E

Tunnell, Katie S

TunniclifT, John ,S . .

.

Tuohey, John

Tuohy, Bridget Tuohy, T. F

Turberville, G. R. I, Turkenton, Mary. . . . Turley, Anna M

Turley, Gretta

Turnbull, Andrew. . . Turner, Harriet B . . . Turner, J. A. D

Turner, J.J Turner, Katie D

Turner, Wm. A. H. . . Tuttle, Geo. A

Tuttle. Lewis C

Tyrrell, Carie L

Tyrrell, D. E

Uber, William A

Udell, Mattie

Ulbrich, Willian F . . Underwood, H. C. . . . Unger, C. J Unkefer, A. C

Upperman, Enima F. Urban, Anna M

Utter, Birdie

Utz, H. A

Van Ansdale, Ida . . . . Vanarsdell, James W. Van Bibber, W. H

Vance, Alice R

Van de Bogert, H. .

.

Vandercook, G. B. . . . Vandever, William G. Van Horn, John F. .

.

Van Horn, .Seymour

.

Van Matre, Kate Van Norman, E- .S. .

.

Vaughan, C. A

Vaughan, Dan C

Vaughan, Richard T. Veatch, Jas. E

Veneman, Jo.seph . . . . Verlander, W. R

Viles, Voler V

Vliet, Clarence J Voelker, Chas. P

Vogel, Conrad T

Vogelweyd, Nannie

Vogt, Louis C

Vorbeck. Lucy

Vosburgh, Geo. E. . - . Vose, E. A

Wade, Charles Wade. M

Wade, Margaret Wade. Thomas L - - - Wadswortli, X J

. . . . Wae;ner, VA

Wagner, J. W

Hours

employed,

2, 265

288

1,456^^

r12, 167

2, 340

2, 340

2, 43^

2,484 2,3>8^

1, 2S0

2, 400

2, 492

1,349

2. ,545

2, 50S

i,Si6

2, 495

2, 0711^

2, 32,0% 2,442

2,511 2,399/^

2,471 1,272

2, i88!4

2, mVA

2, 45334

2, 297%

1.54 2,oSlK

1, 420

2, 098

2, 449

2, 088

2, 393^

1,4785^ 1,939^

2, 490

2, 278'^

2, 273^

2, 333

2, 472

2, 475'/^ I,7,S6^ 2,427^

2, 305

1. 412

2,525'/^ 2.5S3H

2,436^

i,S4o3/i

2. 36614 M8

2.425

2, ZAoVz

2, oq2V2

2, 3,36%

2. 4081^

2, 456K

2, 20514 1.798

2, ?>20Y2

2. 41 I 2, 342'/^

2, 296

2, 316 932K

2,428 1,979^

1,956

Amount earned. Time

work.

$566. 30

72. GO

728. 25 ^1,475-63

182. 170, 605,

618.

159- 641.

741. 628.

253-

7,56. 627.

378.

I, 265. 521-

719. 615.

I, 266. 598. 1,447-

318. 545-

I, 148. 1,365-

I, 225. 77

879, 85

355-

I, 227.

I, 224.

771- 601. 369-

482. 1,245-

567-

I, 137-

T, 180. 617.

801.

442.

I, 284.

I, 161. 353-

632.

I, 461. 1,511-

502.

I, 300.

144. 1,419.

I, 177- 1,047-

I, 206. 668.

I, 121. 374-

I, 239- 600.

I, 1S3. 573- 556.

500. 1,215.

989. 489 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 333

No. 27.

Statement showing the mimbe7' ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoi^ etc. —Continued.

Name.

Wagner, Lillian E . . Wagoner, C. B

Waite, Arthur R

Waite, Fannie W

Wakefield, Samuel A

Walde, Wm. G

Waldo, Lvdia H

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Wall, S. R

Wallace, Chas. E

Wallace, Ella M

Wallace, F. B

Wallace, Frank

Wallace, Frank S

Wallace, James K . . . Wallace, P. S

Waller, John

Wallich, Edna

Walling, Rose

Wallingsford, Ella . . Wallrath, Rose M . .

.

Walmsle^', Edwin .

.

Walmslev, M. E

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Jerry Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Marv E

Walsmith, \V. F

Walters, Annie

Walters, D. R

Walton, David S Walton, Stephen T . Ward, A.J

Ward, F. J Ward, Ullie Ward, L. M

Ward, R. F

WarndorfF, Aug. J

. .

.

Warner, Annie E . . Warren, Chas. M

Warren, Charles N . . Warren, F. E

Warren, Henry

Warren, Julia D

Warren, Ophelia Warren, Sanford M..

Warren, Sarah J Warwick, J. F Washburn, Edith . . . . Washington Samuel

Washington, Wm. H.

Wasner, Mary

Waterman, Jason . . . . Waterman, T.J

Waters, Annie

Waters, Edwin R . . . . Waters, Eva L

Waters, Henrv

Waters, Mary'C

Watkms, H. A

Watkins, Harry A . .

.

Watkins, N

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Eliza A

Watson, Frank W. .. . Watson, H.C

Watson, J. C

\Vatson, Samuel W . . Watson, W. C

Watt-s, M. Rosella. ..

.

Watts, Nat G

Hours

employed.

492

285

221 489^

473

494^^

849

508

312 472^ 540K

252K

2S5H

166

Amount earned. Time

work.

$373- 60

142.50

[, 110.50

620. 29

[, 236. 56

[, 247. 25

I, 003. 25

970. 85

I, 200.77

462. 85

I, 254.95 1,468.58

I, 894. 75 780.42

1,632.98

I, 198. 60

575- 77

539- 42 2,305% j 627.63

.474

,395

,375'/^ .312^

'93

,531

1,237.00 601.51 591-29

657- 45

a, 286.62

2, 507 , 460. 51 242 372 505

316'/^ 388^

4885^ 912

325'/^ 348K

418

388 480^

136 663

, 40c

565. 08

1,389. 40 1,321.00

I, 158.50 1,211.58

228. 40

744- 77

456. 00

329. 77

674. 67

I, 210. 20

694. 20

I, 240. 25 34.00

167. 99

I, 272. 00

2, 3S5 681.57

.507

,618

.496

.503^^

. 294 K

.480

392'/^ 462^

, 229^

.4195^

, 234K

'3

,472 ,977^

627.34

674.04

780. 00

1,465.95

1, 159.62

,311^4

,379 504

216

,411 ,467J<

1 , 240. 00

596. 65 615.61

556.81

I, 280. 15

I, 119.32

•I, 461. 12 988. 75

I, 157.60

720. 33

1, 191. 20

126. 00

108. 00

601.53

1,238.67

Piece- work.

706. 83

687. 30

781.40

803. 35

748. 30

770. 26

691. 62

494- 75 632.41

665.05

797- 35

423- 33

Name.

Watts, Walter Waugh, John S Way, Will H

Wayson, John E

Wavson, Mary A

Weaber, Geo. T

Wear, E. E

Weaver, J. M

Weaver. Margaret A. Webb, Arthur C

Webb, EliasS Webb, Harry C Webb, John C

Webb, Walter H

Weber, Fred. E

Weber, Henry W

Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H., jr. . Weber, Wm. H

Webster, E. M

Webster, G

Webster, O. S

Webster, U. G

Webster, W. F

Weidman, G. F

Weidman, J. M

Weidman, John C . .

.

Weir, Thos

Weiss, W.J

Weitzel, John B

Welborn, E.B

Welch, Alfred B

Welch, Alice Welch, Frank

Welles, D. A

Wells, Almon V

Wells, Chas. W

Wells, E

Wells, H. I. Wells, James

Welsh. C. H

Welsh, Chas.B ...... Welsh, Norris Welsh, W. I, Welty, James

Weser, Rosa R

West, A. A

West, Annie M

West, Arthur

West, Catherine J . West, Charles S

West, James A

West, M. T

Westdal, Stephen Th. Weston, Charles F . . Weston, Frederick F

Wetmore, George W

Wetzel, Emil P Weyand, H. S Whaley, Maggie

Whall, Edward G

Whalley, Isabella R.

.

Wheat, E. M

Wheeldon,!,. D

Wheeler, Geo

Wheeler, Hazard . . . . Wheeler, Samuel. . .

.

Whelan, Jennie C . .

.

Whitcomb, H. D

White, B

White, Bernard. . . . .

.

White, Cora

White, Dora S

White, Frank

White, Geo. K

White, Henry O

White, Mary

Hours employed.

2, 282^

2, 028

2, 458 >^ 529

2, 252 2,563-% 2,429^

2, 302

1,333 2,508

622l<

2, 257^

240 2,472

2, 492

2, 652^

1,971 1300

2, 043

2,393 , 1,0911^

2, 389

2, 235%

2, 012^;^

2, 3823^ 1,008

2, 486 2,44lH

2,523

411 2,418^

299 705^

2, 496

2, 219

2, 988

2,496

1,406

2, 250

2, 228 2,470

2,320

2, 260^

536

^ 2,327^

2, 475 2,5i8K

1, 702H

2,476

1,595^4^ 1,178

2, 486>^ 1,662

2, 277 ^313

2, 364^

2, 984 2,516

944 953%

1,581

2, 479

2, 373 2,016 527

239

Amount earned. Time

work.

,262 61 507 00

, 229 25 264 55

561 12 ,478 57 ,279 65

, 161 55 333 25 ,255 20 345 35

, 131 15 120 00

,236 00

, 246 00

,561 01

985- 50

, 500. 00 ,021.50

197- 70

546. 25

194. 50

116. 90

006. 25 191.25

252. 00

243. 69

229. 95

740. 42

205. 50

220. 13 161.50

352. 75

248. 00

I lo. 65

778. 30

248. 00

703. 00

670. 32

238. 75

114. 00 615.42

581.50

424. 21

268. 00

, 170. 17

766. 80

, 324. 40

852.05

, 505- 58

804. 22 413-94

, 604. 89 677.48

514-51

, 774- 25

, 183. 30

,091.64

, 235- 70

253- 70

542. 00

791.70

626. 94

1,257.66

I, 008.00

263. 50 59-75 Days.
334 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, igoi, etc. —Continued,

Name.

Hours

employed.

White, Robt. H

While, W. I' Whitehead, Carrie I,. Whitehead, K. N

Whitehead, J. W

Whitehuv, r. J Whitford, Geo. A

Whitlock, James A . . Whitmee, I^izzie Whitmore, W. vS Whittiev, Wm. A

Whittaker, Horace W

Whittaker, Walter. .

.

Whitted. F. U

Whittle, George

Whittle, James J Whitzell, Hattie Whyte, Wm

Wicks, James L

Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiedman, J. A

Wiegaiid, Gustave. .

.

Wie.se, H

Wilcox, Lewis H . . . . Wild, E. vS Wilev, James H

Wilev, P. W

Wilhelm, Chas

Wilkins, F. P

W'ilkins, James

W^ilkinson, J. T

Wilkinson, Thomas . Wilkinson, William J Will, Jo.seph B

Willard, Clayton E . . Willey, S. H

Williams. Arthur J . . Williams, Burr G

Williams, C. E

Williams, Chas. A . . . Williams, Charles H.

Williams, C. L

Williams, Claude L,. . Williams, C. W . . Williams, F

Williams, Fred B

Williams, G. E

Williams, George C.

.

Williams, H. T . ... Williams, Hutton. . . . Williams, J. H

Williams, Joseph T. . Williams, Lucy E. . . • Williams, Margaret . Williams, Mary H . . . Williams, Matt

Williams, Robert . . . . Williams, T. H

Williams, Thomas C

.

William.son, Edw. T . Williamson, F. E . . . Williamson, Frank E

Williamson, Jas. B

Williamson, Lizzie C.

Willis, Chas. S .... Willis, F. M

Willis, Jas

Willis, J. C

Willi.ss, Henry C.

Wills, ''^homas H . Wil.son, A.nna Wilson. Blanche .

.

Wilson, C. H

Wilson, E. T

2, 904

2, .^73

K

2, 151

2, 146 1,991

2, 005

2, 496

2, 4955^

2, AMV2

2, 485^

2,510

2,343 , 2, 3305^

2, 219^

1,948^

I, 126

2, 542

200

2, 399/^ 840

1,992

2, 251

2, 176^

2, 329M

1, 195

2. 359^

2, 468X

2, 141

2, 483

2, 042^

416

1,832

1,455

2, 228 648

2, 402%

2,378

2,481

2, 357

1,310

^ i,537K

1, 252

2, 288K

1, 454^

1 312 2,003^

2,483

2, 295

2, 438^

545

2,321

2, 495

256

2, 617

2, 800

2, 060

24

2, 525

1,388

2, 20654

2, 448

2, 023

2, 4283/4 2,449

2, 3.58^

1, 880^

2, 494

2, 2781^

2, 4,53'/^ 2,551^

1,819^^

Amount earned.

I ime

work.

$980. 10

I, 429. 22

I, 076. 70 1,073.40

995- 50

1, 002. 50

I, 248. 00

623. 87 1,224.95

I, 242. 01

I, 256. so

I, 181.98

I, 167. 20

566. 26

528. 69

563. 00

I, 250. 60

100. 00

599- 87

420. 40

997- 36

I, 130.94 657-51 1,344-40

597- 50 1,464.69 1,317-50

1,070. 55 621.55 541-42

104. 00 922.55

363-74

I, 114.60

324. 00

I, 197-83

I, 191.30

I, 276. 19 1,178.50 327.64

802. 90

315-60

I, 223. 00

362. 10

I, 560. 00

1,001.75

I, 243. 00

I- 139- 50 1,231.25

272. 50

I, 222.95 621.67

128. 00

659- 10 875-43 517.00

14.40

632. 39

347- 20 551.62

690.81 1,011.50

1,331-65

I, 252. 21 535- 98

940. 25

I, 247. 00

1, 140. 45

624. 40

638.65

458.86

Piece- work.

$736- 15

656. 38

Name.

6S2. 79

.

Wil.son, G. G., jr Wil.son, H. F

Wilson, J Wilson, J.C

Wilson, J. L.C

Wilson, INIaggie Wilson, Mary E

Wilson, Nelie

Wil-son, Omar

Wilson, R. C

WMLson, Richard J

.

.

W'il.son, Thomas .... W^iLson, William W . Wiltberger, John J

.

.

Wilton, W.C

W^ilver, E. J Wimmel, Wm

Winchester, John M

Wine, Maud

Winkelmau, F. J. . .

.

Winne, E. L

Wirt, Catharine L

Wise, Mary

Wise, Sainl. G

W^ise, W. f: Wisener, L. A

Withall, Judson J. .. . Withers, Gertrude V.

Witter, R. L

Wolfe, Bert V

Wolfe, Elias

Wolff, Albert J Wood, A. L

W^ood, Alice G

Wood, Edw. J Wood, George B . . . . Wood, James

W^ood, J.H

Wood, J. M

Wood, John D

Wood, M

Wood, P

Wood, Warren C

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, Jno. C

Woodend, Emma F . Woodgate, Geo. J . . . . Wooding, Saml. G . .

.

Woodruff, Geo. G

Woodruff, Priscilla C. Woodward, L

Woolford, A. L

Woolsey, F'mma

Wordeii, Thomas . . . . Worsham, W. W

Worth, Harry F

Woulfe, Louis V

Wrenn, Lillian Wright, Albert F

Wright, B.C

Wright, Chas. P

WriglU, CM

Wright. Frank E . . - Wright, George

Wright, lohn

W' right, "Mary E

Wright, S. C"

Wright, Walter E .. Wright, W. H

Wroe, Chas. P. P

WuesthofF. Frederick Wyatte, Geo. J Wyatte, Joice Wyman, N. H

Hours employed.

2, 168

2, 345

2, 580

2, 4415 2,434^

2,463^

2, 500

1, 122^

2, 920 1,872^

1,984

2, 498 1312

1. 317

2, 071^

2, 461

.(12,354 806

2, 4.57^

2, lS2»^

I 312

2. 526K

2, 494

600 2,343^

2, 410

2, 470^

I 276 S76

2, 055 125K

2, 492

2, 334

2, 505H

1,498

2, 155^/4

2, 436

2, 362^

2, 260

2, 144'/^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1, 084. 00

I, 373- 20

2, 342K

2: 448

104 1,743

2, 197 330

1, 849 5^ 112

2, 496

880

2,510

2, 364 1,551^

2, 2IlJ4 1.183

733

2, 358

1,898

2, 422 980

2, 279

2, 400

1,593 935

256 1312

2, 255

1,483.82

I, 261. 67

758- 95

1,302. 17 1,463.90

561. 25

730. 00

468. 12 495-98

1,247. 26 1,794.00

367- 90

1, 108.55

615- 25

, 262. 40

201. 612.

1, 091.

1,391-

1.385- 1,458.

186. 257.

I, 235.

I, 206.

1, 235-

I, 766.

258- 1,044.

75. 697.

706.

1. 253-

749- 1,089.

772.

I, 181. 793- 1,073.

I, 340. 612,

32' 363.

I, 09S,

68, 460.

35. 624, 440

915

593

775.

I, 105. 295

367.

1- 179

1,005,

605,

280.

I, 154-

I, 200. 796. 467.

64. 390.

566. Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 335

No. 1'].—Statement shozving the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1901, etc. —Continued.

Hours

emplo^'ed.

406 Wynne, IMary T.Yarberrs-, ]M."Rev Yater, C' B ^ 2, 19S Yates, A.C \ 2,34414 Yates, Lillian E

Yauchler. H. J 2, 408^/^ Yeakle, Charles C . . . 582^ Yennev, John P 2. 402 Yetter.'H.C....... Yingling, S. B Yokum, J. J York, Lewis

Youart, R. E

Young, Chas. E . .. Young, E

Amoiint earned. Time

work.

51101.50

1, 099. 00

1, 175-41

204. 25 291.65 1-971^

2, 872 [ 2,011^ i 2, 8:!S I 2,48^H 1 1312

Piece- work.

$501

600. 60 . 061.75 . 949.08 . 005.75

[ 1,979-15

Hours

employed.

Young, H. D

Young, James E . - Young, .Scott K

Young, Willis E I Youngblood, Jennie W 1 Youngs, H. W i Yowell, Brook A

Ziegler, Chas. J Ziegler, J. S Zimmerman, August Zimmerman, Joe E.

.

Zimmerman,Robt.H.

Zook, Alice M

Zucker, Henry

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 508 |I, 255. 20

2, 824 1,004. 47 2,411^ I, 207.63

2, 2821^ 1,285.54

931.00

2,469 1,235.70

2, 208 I, 104.00 2,404 1,407.74

227 113-50 2,413^ 1,208.55

2, 023 1, 012. 30

2, 356 644. 47

2, 024 1, 088. 45

I Days. No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8gg) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJune ^o, igoi, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

Abbott, W. R

Abell, A.T

Abernethy, Charles. . Ackerman, A. M

Adams, Annie C Adams, Carrie Adams, Wm. R

Adams, Wm. S

Addis, L. D

Adie, Alice Ahem, Ella Alderman, Ralph W

.

Alford, D. M

Alford, J. R

Allen, Clemment

Allen, Henry M

AUen, H. M

Allen, John P

Allen, John W

Allison, F. A

Aman, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B . .

.

Amoss, James O

Anderson, D. F . . . , .

.

Anderson, Edna S. .

.

Anderson, Mary E. .

.

Anderson, M. D

Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrew, E. H

Andrew.s, L. L

Andrews, Margaret.

.

Andrews, Zula H

Armstrong, CP

Armstrong, F. A

Arnett, Alphonso T.

.

Arnold, A.J

Arnold, George J

. . .

.

Ashcom, Mary

Ashe, Annie

Ashion, H. F

Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, George O . Austin, G. L

96

96

19296

96

192^2 96

128

215

192 27296

191^

18488 158^

1929695^

96 190^

71

224

94 H

96

192

Time

work.

$48. 00

30. 00

96. 00

24. 00

27.66

Piece- work.

55- 79

48. 00

44. 80

60. 00

107.50 96.00

68.00

50.88

108.00

52. 00

72. 00

47-87

46. 00 35-20

79-25

1 10. 88

29- 74 23.87

-4. 00 95-25

35-50

56.00

47- 25

48. 00

96.00

96 48. 00

144 72. 00

24c I 120. 00

$30. 00

27. 00

17.00

113. 22

29. 50 38-47

30. 00

30. 00

29.50

30. 00

28. 00

37. 62

Name.

Ayre, Florence O . . .

.

Avres, Annie

Babcock, J. H

Babcock, John

Babcock, L

Baden, Thad

Bailey, Ida M

Bailey, l^wcy R

Bailey, Mary E

Bailey, vS Bailey, Wm. H

Baker, Edward E. .. Baker, Emily M

Baker, F

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, W. H

Baldenecker,Theo.E.

Baldwin, E. F

Barbaux, Clara E . . .

.

Barbour, W. H

Bardwell, Minnie W.

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnett, May ........ Barnhart, F. H

Barnhart, Grant vS . . . Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R . .

,

Barrett, Robert D

Barringer, M

Barry, J Bartels, A. T Barton, C. C

Bassler, Henry W. . .

.

Bates, Sidney T

Battles, S.L

Battley, Alice E

Bauer, C. A

Baxter, A. L . Baxter, B. H , Baxter, Frank A

Baxter, lone T

Bayly, John A , Beadle, Stephen A . .

,

Hours

employed.

96

i99>^

ii9>^

1929596

78>^

114^

96

200

19296

93 >^ 201

Amount earned.

95^4 23-87 96 48. 00

192 96. 00

168 84. 00

96 48. 00

120 64.76

95 47-50

32 16. 00

96 24. 00

72 38.16 283^ 70. 87

72 36.00

96 48. 00

288 72.00 95^ 47. 75
336 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2"^.—Statement showing the mimber ofpersons employed in printing the Annua

Report { J8gg) of the Secretary of Agriculttire during the fiscal year endedfunejo, IgoI, etc. —Continued.

Beall, Esau

Beatty, R. L

Becker, Ernest

Beckwith, Nettie Beddow, Wm.C

Belair, Felix J Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra A. . . . Bellinger, O. B

Benker, C. G

Benneson, Wm. T . . . Bennet, Jere

Bentz, A. W

Bentzel, Charles H . . Bentzler, Jno. 1^ Berg, John R

Berger, Joseph J

. . .

.

Bergman, Blanche L,. Bergman, Mary A. .

.

Bermger, William H.

Berkeley, Geo. T

Berston, Mary E

Best, H. D

Bevler, Edward

Bier, Robt. Biggart,C

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Binkert,Damon A., jr. Bisbee, H. V

Bishop, Varden

Blackburn, Samuel . . Blackiston, I,illie L.

.

Blackistone, Frances P

Blackwill, Armstead

.

Blaisdell, John W

Blair, Victor S

Blake, W. W

Bloomer, A. F. . .

.

Blosser, Ro.ss J , . . .

.

Boag, J. O

Boehmer, John A . . . . Bogia, Ferd F

Boland, B. T

BoUand, Benj

Bond, Marion M

Bonebrake, James H.

Boo, Louis E

Boone, Geo. R

Boone, Mary E

Boteler, O. C

Bowen, Gait W

Bowie, A.J

Bowie, Randall

Boyd, Alex

Boyd, Wm. J Boyer, A.J

Boyle, Fannj

Brace, Minnie W

Bradley, Geo. E

Bradley, Harry

Brad}', Rosa

Bragg, Robt. E

Brandon, I^.D Brandt, Adam

Brannan, Mary A

Brantly, C.J

Brashears, F. A

Bray, Robt. T

Breen,Jas

Bren nan, Margaret L, Breslin,J

Brett, Annie E

B-.ewer, Kinsey

Brewer, Wallace

Hours employed.

$48. 00

96 48. 00

118 29. 50

56 14. 00

48 24. 00

23 11.50

189 47-25

66

19296

2496

192

192 136

92

192 %1993^ 96

19296

15296

242

19-

288 213^

8896

184 28896

223

1 1286^

232 191^

8496^

13296

19296

10396

7296

18496

92

19263^

63

96

192

143 19296

Amount earned. Time

work.

33- 00

96. 00 48.00

12.00

48. 00

96. 00

96. 00

184. 50

46. 00

96.00

96. 00

24. 00

100. 55 48.00

48. 00 47.52

48. 00

48. 00

76. 00 48.00

61.80

47. 84

72.00

53-37

44. 00 45-12

92. 00

144. 00 48.00

83.62

69. 00

27.03 69.60

47. 87 47-75

42. 00

24. 12 66.00

24. 00 48.00

48.00

26. 10 48,00

18. 00 34.00

48. 00

92. 00 48.00

46. 00

180. 00

96. 00

31-75

31-50

48. 00

36.00

26.81

48. 00

48. 00

Piece- work.

$106. 92

III. 66

41.98

55-68

43-25

59- 00

71.76

96. 65

30. 00

29- 50

Brewington, Jas. E .

.

Brick, Alice L

Brick, Enima ly .....

.

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M . . .

.

Briggs, T- S

Brigg.s, W. M

Bright, J. E

Britt, Geo. R. P

Brittain, Alice A

Brodie, C.C

Brooke, H.Y

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, W. S Brosemer, Louis Browcr, Wilbur G . . . Brown, Arthur G . . . . Brown, CP

Brown, Elliott W

Brown, H. G

Brown, Jas. G

Brown, Lewis E

Brown, Marietta vS . .

.

Brown, W. J Browne, Jno. C

Browne, Kate I Browne. R. W

Bruffy, G. T

Brumelkamp, J. A . .

.

Bryan, John A

Bryan, vS Bryant, Ira T

Bryarly, Susan F . . . . Bryerton, Maggie. . . . Buckingham, Clin- ton O

Buckingham, Glenn W

Buckley, Anna

Buddington, Anna E.

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A. J Bullock, W. P

Bunker, E. N

Bunn, Sidney S

Burchfield, Will E . . . Burges, E. C

Burg3% Marie

Burke, AnnaG

Burke, Catharine . . .

.

Burke, James J Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mamie H

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burlingame, Wm

Burnett, Chas.W....

Burns, Annie

Burn.s, James

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burns, Thos

Burnside, J. vS Burr, Ada

Burruss, Mary

Bur.son, LA

Burton, L. H

Bush, Daniel P

Bushee, R

Bussev, Albert J Butcher, J. W.,jr .. .. Bute, Ella H

Butler, A, M.

Hours emploj'^ed.

84/2 28097^

96

19296

96

288

136

161 12096

86 14 96

69 278^

So96

1928796

96

19^

1 88

112;

19296

288 277

192 223^

5696

Amount earned. Time

work.

96

144q6

96

96

728740

216

10296

192 191^

28896 191^

144

192 1S9

108

192

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 337

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSgg)of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedfune30,

igoi, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Butler, George

Butler, John H

Butler, Missouri G .

.

Butt, I,illa W

Buzhardt, Emory B . Bvrne, Mary E

Byrne, P. J Byrnes, Thomas F..

Cadett, Geo. H

Callam, Teresa M

Cammack, M , Cammack, Virginia.

,

Camp, W. M

Campbell, Edward B, Campbell, John B

Campbell, Sara A . . .

,

Campbell, Thos. A

Capers, Frank V . . . Carey, H. J

Carnej', Geo. A

Carpenter, L,izzie ... Carpenter, MarsCarpenter, W. H

Carrigan, Annie

Carter, D. M

Carter, Fannie D . .

.

Carter, Lily

Casey, Daniel J Casev, William F

Casper, E

Cassidv, Chas. J Caton, John P. D

Cavanaugh, James. . . Cawood, Blanche ... Cays, Theo. A

Chandler, L,izzie Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . . . , Chapman, Geo. T

Chapman, Susannah A

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, H. W

Chase, Maria A

Chase, Will H

Chedal, May B

Childress, J. W

Childs, Samuel N

Chipley, W. R

Chisolm, R. F

Choate, John W

Christian, Robert W.

Christian, Rufus L,. . , Chritzman, B. Chute, Daniel J

Claflin, F.M

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, J. Wilson

Clark, Nellie Clark, Sarah P

Clarke, John

Clarkson, M . . . , Clarkson, W. F

Cleary, James

Clements, Ella F

Clements, L. J Clendenin, John L, .

.

Clinton, F. S

Clokey, Julia F

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, J. N

Cobb, W. E

Cochnower, F. C

Hours employed.

192 183^

188 114

19296

[92

192

114

192

96

96

144

123V2 96 186H

192

192

96

121J

192

9^

17660

191

1

19296

82

116 19296

100

191^

14491 Vi

96 191^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$96. 00

91-75

94.00

79.89

47. 75

96. 00

24. 00

47. 76 24.00

22. 00

24. 00

36.00 46.08

96. DO 51.00

36. 00

24. GO

48. 00

61.75

48. GO

93- 25

96. 00 60.00

47-75

21.37

70. 37

31- 19 36.00 67.56

48.80 88.00

30.00

95- 75

96. 00 48.00

41-25

48. 00

48. 00

29. 00

96. 00

18. 00

25.00 68.00

47.87

144.00

72. 00

49- 25

48. 00 95-75

Piece- work.

S. Doc. 19 22

$60.00

2. 24

30. 00

30.00

129. 84 30.00 54.26

60. 00

56. 50

73-03 59.00

103.91

30. 00

25-47

30.00

58. 25

135- 21 25.00

Cocke, Fannie D . . .

.

Coder, M.G

Coe, Charles H

Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Meyer S

Colbert, Maggie C.

.

Colclazier, Nellie C.

.

Cole, Grace G

Cole, John

Cole, M. M

Colklesser, A. A

Collar, Edwin

Collar, I^ora E

Collins, B.J

Collins, J

Collins, J. B

Collins, Susie A

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Colquitt, Geo. D

Colt, James B

Columbus, Annie H.

.

Conger, Wm. H

Conklin, Florence . . . Conklin, Rush W

Conn, S. P

Council, J. A

Connelly, M. P

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Eugene

Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B Connor, Edward E .

.

Connor, Kate F

Connor, Wm. C

Cook, A. G

Cook, MaryH

Cooke, Adelia

Cooke, Carrie

Cooley, R. T

Coolidge, Helen Q . .

.

Cooper, Mary E

Cope, J. W

Copper, Saml. R

Corbin, M

Corbin, W. H

Corkins, D. W

Cornell, S.M

Cornwell, I.. W

Cosden, Mary E

Coster. S. K

Cottle, Al

Coughlan, Alice M. .

.

Councell, W. F

Covert, C. C

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cox, Lulu

Cox, Mary E

Coykendall, Arthur . Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Cramer, Mary A

Crawford, HortenseE

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crews, F. C

Crider, Laura

Croggon, Ellen H...

Crollard, Lizzie Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A . . .

.

Cro.ss, J. W

Hours employed.

Days.

92

95^

96

96

72 192

168 [80^ 108^

36 141^

19088 160^

9^96

192 182^

32

192f63

192

287^/^ 192 i90>^

96 279^ 97^

288

7296

201 233 124

192

81

19296 96'

144

19296

205 187

Amount earned. Time

work.

$23. 00

24. 00

24. 00

47- 75

24. 00 24.00 36.00

47. 60

84. 00

90. 25 54-65

40. 21 18.00

70. 75 77-44 22.00

80. 25

48. 00

23.92

48. 00

96. 00

45.62

16.00

96. 00

48. 00 31-50

36.00

143- 75

96. 00 47-54

34.00

30.00

69.87 49-30

72.00 36.00

24.00

ior.30 93.20

138. 00

44. 00 99.40

56. 70 44.00

28. 00

67. 20

20. 25

48. 00

24. 00

48. 00

72.00

60. 00

24. 00

102. 50 93-50
338 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement shozving the ninnber ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8gg) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefiscal year endedftme jo,

/po/, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Croxton, Ida I Crump, E. C

Crump, Harriet B

Crump, W. F

Crush, J. E

Cullen, A. W

Cummins, E. P

Cuney, Chas. S

Curraii, Fannie E .. Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Dabney, Mary E . . ^

.

Dahl, Emma

Dailey, James S

Daily, Thomas J Dalkin, Isabella Daly, Alice V

Daly, W. F • Dame, May

Daniel, Nannie

Darby, M. A

Darling, Delphine.. . Dausch, Kate Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, Samuel . . Davidson, Edwin . . .

.

Davis, A. A

Davis, E. D

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, Jno. A

Davis, IvOttie Davis, S. W

Davis, Wiley H

Davis, William

Day, J. P

Dayton, Florice R . . . Deakins, Philip A .. . Deans, A. C

Decker, Kate , Dedrick, W. H

Deering, C

Delabar, K

Delcher, Harry D. . . . Dement, Elmer

Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Denney, H. H

Dennison, W. E

Denny, Roxie

Dent, Joseph H , Devlin, Margaret M.

.

Dewey, Tjzzie

Dickel, A.J. W

Dickinson. Fannie . Dierken, Agnes

Dietz, lyillian E

Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dillon, Annie

Divine, I^. M

Dixon, Iv. L

Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia ly .

.

Dodge, G. C

Dodge, Ida Dodson, M. A

Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary

Dolan, Annie E

Donahue, Mary A .

.

Donaldson, Ellen. .

.

Donath, Howard E.

.

Donn, T. M

Doocy, J. W

Doole, Rosey E

Hours

employed.

95

192 287

1928

]8o

144

190H

96

96

104

182 23296

96

12096

96

12896

192 254^

12896

Amount earned.

288

84

192 112 191^

98

72

192 183^

144 284

19296

72

96

271 17695^

Time

work.

$23. 75

96. 00

144. 30 48.00

2. 00

90. 00

36. 00

47-54

24. 00

24. GO

46. 25 52.00 45-49

58.00

24. 00

21. 20 68.00

144. 00 37-50

24. 00

39-88 48.00

48. 00

22. 00

96. 00

18. 00

48. 00

96. 00

64. 00

48. 00

67. 20

127. 25 64.00

30.00

72.00 36.00

21. 00

47. 92

35-91

49. 60 21.37

96. 00

91-75

72. 00

99. 40 36.00

48. 00

21.37,

23.68 67.74

50. 88

88. 00 23.87

Piece work.

$51-50

:ii-44 35-31

112. 24

30. 00

27.50

[24.07

54-83

14.00

"68." 96"

45.00

105. 41

59. 20

29. 00

60. 00

29. 50

60.00

40. 00

Name.

Doonan, Thomas

Dorsey, W. F

Doten', Charles O

Doty, Thomas E . . . . Dougherty, Nellie M.

Dougherty, William . Dove, Marv F

Dow, M. E' Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E

Dowell, Geo. P

Dowling, J. E

Downey, Mary A . . . . Downie, Eizzie Downs, A

Doxe3^ Hindman

Doyle, Albert P. E . - - Doyle, Ellen Drake, A. F

Drayton, Wm. H

Dubant, Maud

Ducatel, B. W

Duffey, Ella B

Dugan, Jennie I . . . . Dulin, Marv .S Duling, Wm. H

Dunham, Tillie Dunn, Michael Dunning, H

Dunnington, Eucy P. Durham, C Durham, Mary C . .

.

Durisoe, John R

Durno, Chas. A

Dutch, Edmund

Dutro, A

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight, E.J Dwyer, Jno. E

East, A. E

Eaton, Eizzie E

Eberle, R. S

Ecker, Charles A

Eckloff, C. R

Eddy, Orrin. Edelen, Clayton A. . . Edie, M. A

Edington, H. S Edmonston, Archi- bald

Edsall, J.H

Edwards, Flora Eggleston, M. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Bert .S Elliott, Elizabeth E . Elliott, Harrv W

Elliott, John'T

Ellis, Geo. H

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Perrv

Ellis, vSallie J

Ellis, S. C

Ellis, T. F

Ellsworth, C. Abbie. . Elwood, Cora M

Elwood, C. Thos

Emery, C.J

Engel, Geo. W

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna . . . Erck, Claire A

Erner, Fannie A . Eskew, H. M

Espey, J. A. B

Amount earned. Hours

ployed.

^ ^ ^'''^l work. work.

96

192 144

11796

72

19296

192

192 184

7296

96

288

192

96

19292

96

88

19296

1923256

192 189^

89

14472

19263

27296

192

$48.00

96. 00

76.32 58.50

24. 00 36.00

24. 00

96. 00

34-50

36.00

48. 00

23.92

144. 00

96. 00

44. 00

23- 44

48. 00

96. 00

36. 80

96 24. 00

32 16. 00

72 36. 00 79^ 20. 25

183!/^ 91-75

88 44. 00

271 135- 50

190 95-00

48. 00

44. 00

96. 00

48. 00

24. 00

96. 00

16. 00

14. 00

69. 00

128. 00

96. 00 47-37

47- 43

72. 00 36.00

48. 00

94. 00

31-50

136.00

24. 00

110. 16

i Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 339

No. 28.

Statement shoiuing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8gg) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefiscal year ended fune30, igoi, etc. —Continued.

Espey, Jessie B

Essex, E.J

Esterly, J. Irwin

Etchison, L. E

Evans Ella V

Evans, Geo. M

Evans, Martin N

Evans, V. M

Evans, W. L

Everhart, Jennie Everman, John W . . . Pagan, Cora B

Fairman, J. B

Fallon, D. F

Farlej- Lizzie J Farnsworth, Mary M

Farrell, John A

Fay, Mary A

Fave, Jacob

Fearing, W. G

Featherston, M

Feenev, J. L

Feltham, Emily O . . . Fenton, Elsie F

Fenton,J.J

Ferguson, John F. . . . Ferguson, Wm. P . . .

.

Ferrier, Saml

Field, Sadie

Fiesse, Chas

Finch, George

Finnegan, James . . .

.

Finney, M. J Fish, H. C

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L,. . . . Fi.sher, Minnie E

Fisher, Wm. H

Fitzgerald, Geo. S

Fitzgerald, Mary . . . . Fitzgerald, Thomas A

Fitzgerald, T. J Fitzhugh, Ella M . . . . Fitzpatrick, Henry . . Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, Mary . .

.

Fitz Patrick, Mary H.

FitzSimons, A

Flaherty, Edward .. . Flaherty, Mary E. . . . Flanagan, P. R

Flather, Elizabeth E. Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Geo. S

Flicker, Harry

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, Mamie

Fogerty, James

Foley, Daniel J Foos, Wm. D

Ford, J.T

Ford, Mary C

Fordham. George. . .

.

Foster, Edith D

Foster, John H

Fowler, B. L

Fowler, Dominick..

Fowler, Jennie

Fox, Catherine

Fox, Jas. E

Fox, John H

Foy, T. J Frahm, Henry

France, lyilley M

Hours

employed.

192

9652

9664

105 2S896

19296

96

19296

223

96

19296

144

184

1915 64

188

192

2879696

192

19296 143^

191 19296

96

96

192

192 192

192

192 19296

96

96

192 152 288

Amount earned. Time

work.

$51.84

46.25

33-60

24. 00

26. 00

52. 08 32.00

26. 70

72. 00

48. 00 48.00

2^.84

96. 00

48. 00

66. 90 92.75

48. 00

67. 20

72. 00

92. 00

98.42

16. 00 46.92

96. 00

69. 00

143- 50

24. 00

48. 00

47- 30

96. 00

96. 00

24. 00 35.87

95- 50

96. 00

24.00

50. 88

96. 00

96. 00

96. 00

35-91

96. 00

96. 00

48. 00

24.00

100. 80

30. 00

96. 00

24. 00

96. 00

23. 68

48. 00

96. 00 38.00

144. 00

Piece work.

$30. 00

12.50

[36. 50

29. 70

2.15

136.42 56.90

64. 09

128. 73

60. 00

59-24

3-98 59-50

4.66

Frank, Beulah M

Franke, Hilda N

Frayser, Mary E

Frazier, Mary E

Frederick, John H. . . Frederick, Mary

Freiseis, Frank

Frink, Fjmma A

Frost, MaryE

Fry, E. S . Frv'e, WillW

Fugitt, Harriet A . . .

.

F'uhrman, Edward .

.

Fuhrmann, Chas. J. Fulenwider, Jno. E - • Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Funk, Adam P

Gaddis, Leroy J Gaeng, Wm. S

Gainej', Agnes C

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Ella M . . . Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher, W. E

Galleher, Thomas S.

.

Galvin, John F

Galvin, Thos. J Gantley, John M

Gantt, G

Gardiner, Lydia M . .

.

Gardiner, W. H

Gardner, Chas. H

Garland, J. D

Garner, J. P

Garner, J. S

Garrett, J. L

Garrett, Katie R

Garrett, Mary E

Garrette, Chas. F

Garrison, Clara R

Garrison, F. E

Garst, Susie L, Garwood, Emma D. . Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie

Gaulden, J. C

Gayle, Ida

Geisenderfer, Minnie A

Geller, Lena

George, James A

Gerber, Theodore. . .

.

Geyer, E. F

Gheen, Bell Gibbs, A. C

Gillem, M. A

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gilliard, Wm

Gillin, Joseph T

Ginesi, Marie

Gisriel, L

Gittings, Nettie

Giusta, Margaret A.

.

Gladding, Lewis T .

.

Glade, Henry

Glenn, Joseph F

Glenn, William G ..

.

Glover, Wm. M

Goddard, Leora Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Gold.stein, William N

Gonzales, Joseph V. Good, Jessie M

Hours

employed.

90 >^ 96

19296

19296

82

192 167^

96

192

9595^

192 2209695^

192

186

136

191

H

192

19296

28496 191^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$22. 62

24. 00

96. 00 45-46

94-75

96. 00

96. 00

56. 16

41. 00

72.00 22.50

30. 80

96. 00 41-87

67. 20

104 52.00 186^ 93- 25 192 96. 00

88 44. 00

192 96. 00

192 47-84

88 44.00

96 48.00

96 48. 00

192 96. 00

64 32.00

63 31-50

183 45-75

192 48. 00

80 42.40

96 24. 00

191 95 -.so 184 45-04

24. 00

96. 00

23.87

23-79

69. 10 55-00

48. 00

47- 75

96. 00

93. 00 43-49

34-00

95-75

96. 00

96. 00 48.00

44. 00

142. 00 24.00 48.00

95-75 Days.

I
340 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement sJwcuing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Anmial

Report {/8p9) of the Secretary ofAgriculture during the fseal year endedfune ^o,

IgoI, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Goodacre, Charles P. Goode, James E

Goodkey, Jos. E

Goodman, Cassie A .

.

Goodrell, H. B

Gordon, M. B Gorham, INIarj' E

Gorman, Mar>^ E

Gosorn, T. H

Gos.s, Jennie

Goss, M

Gotta, Robt. C

Gould, W.J

Gove, Charles H

Graeve.s, Edith S Graham, H. A

Graham, INIadge W . . Grant, J. F

Graser, vS. O

Grasse, Marie L

Graves, Benj. B. F. .

.

Graves, Geo. B

Graves, J. S

Gray, Carrie R

Gray, Edna

Gray, H. W

Green, Annie

Green, John C

Green, M. E

Greene, Emma

Greer, Albert Grenacher, Charles.

.

Griebel, Julius

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griffith, Robt. H

Griggs, W. L

Grimes, Edith M . .

.

Grimes, Hattie Grimes, I^aura L

Grinnan, R. L

Griswold, M. J Groome, Chas. E

Gunion, Mary E

Guthridge, W. H

Haar, Rosa M

Hackett, Murray

Hadger, Pauline D. .

.

Hage, Anna

Haggerty, J.E

Hain, Elizabeth Hain, Evelyn M

Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Louis E

Hale, Margaret

Hale, R.J

Hall, Edward J Hall, James E

Hall, Minnie

Hallidav, Belle Hallock, Daniel B . .

.

Halloran, Deborah .. Halpennv, R. 1^. vS. . . Halsey, Geo. F

Haltigan, P. J Hambly, John vS Hambright, Frank H

.

Hammond, Jno. E . .

.

Hancock, Elizabeth M

Handiboe, John A .. . Haiift, Theo. M

Hanlon, Sam'l C

Haradon, Fannie A . Harden, Wm. E

Hours

employed.

28588

96

96

192

19296

176 24096

20094^

19294^

192

192 9696

96

276

19296

19296

96

224

286

80 187^

192

1842471^

192

16 94^

72 25268

192

160

19240

95

160

136

Amount earned. Time

work.

$90. 30

22. 00

48. 00

44. 00

48. 00 47.92

96. 00

48.00

88. 00

-'7- 14 117-93

47- 25

98. 40

47- 25 38.25 36.00

96. 00

33- 60 23.68

24. 00

69. 00

48. 00

48. 00

96. 00

48. 00

48. 00

112. 00

96. 00

23- 87

94. 00

17.91

143. 00

51.00

20. 00

35- 15

96. 00

92. 00

6. 00

56. 16

35. 75 48.00

4. 00

47. 25 36.00

1 26. 00 34.00

96. 00

So. 00

76. 80

10. 00

47- 50

80. 00

68. 00

60. 00

Piece- work.

$6.00

60. 00 45.30

57. 00

97.45

121. S2

12.50

60. 00

60. 00

124.52

60. 00

23.71 59.00

92.52

9. 02

Hardfnl)nr<^li, Marj- HaniesLcr, T. J Hardtstv, J. K

Hnnling, C. T

Harding, Margaret . Hardy, Hlla C

Hardv, TlKr-odore M

Harlord, k. B

Harkne,s,s, Jas. C . . .

.

Harper, E.J

Harper, Florence .

.

Harper, James F, . . .

.

Harjier, Thomas W.

Harrald, H

Ilarrell, Wells C .... HarriLs, Jolin Ilarrigan, I'rank L, . Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, M. Agnes . .

.

Harris, Michael

Harris, Tlios. F

Harris, W.J

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, J. W

Hart, Belle

Hart, Wm.J

Hartman, V.W

Hartwell, Chas

Hartwell, F. E

Harvel, Geo. W

Harvev, Mary E

Harvey, P. R

Harvey, Wilson Harward, Chas. E. .

.

Hasbrouck, Harry .

.

Haslett. John W

Hatlev, Frank M . .. Hatton, I Hauer, J. F

Havenner, Geo. C . .

.

Havens, F. B Hawke, Nellie L

Hawken, Agnes M.

.

Haworth, Thos. W .

.

Haydon, J. D

Haves, Hugh

Hayes, M. F) Hayes, Nellie 1, Havne, Harry C

Hayne, J. T , Havnes, Lavinia F. .

,

Hazle, E. F. G

Healy, James A

Healy, Thomas F . . . , Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A . HefFner, Clara S

Heffner, Marj' Hegarty, Daniel J .. Heinline, Mda C

Heiston, T. B

Helff, Jo.sefine M . .

.

Helling.s, Hattie R.. Helmig, C. F

Henderson, Reagan

Hendricks, Ralph M

Hennen, W. S Henning, Geo , Jiepburn, Chas. F . . Herbert, Florence L, Hering, Thomas F.

.

Herman, Ernest Herndon, Jno. G

Hours employed.

1S4

192

19296

72

2489694^

28S

112

176 287

19296

21696

96

I32>^ I90J4

179

113

1519694^

192

Amount earned.

190

192

192

125 19096

19288

80

94

64

94

72 28792 54 96

201 143 191^

192

192 192 192

16896

191^4 I 239 189^

96

216

19272

18396

Time Piece- work, work.

$44. 16 112.32 86.40

56. 16

18. 00

39- 75

143. 75

62. 00

26.88

23.62

146. 40

36. 02

S6. 00

.88. DO

107. 62

96. 00

126. 36 48.00

48.00

66.25

95-25 44.67

57- 35 75.50

48. 00

47.25 96.00

47. 50

109. 80 96.00

51.48 95.00

4S. 00

48. 00

44.00

40. 00

75. 20

51-29

32.00

27. 02 23.50

38.16

71.75

23. 12 48.00

101.30

72. 10

95. 75

96. 00

48. 00

96.00

47. 36

73- 50

24.00 95.75

59. 75

47. 37

48. 00

108. 00

96. 00

36. 00

91.75

48. 00

24. 00

60. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report (iSpg) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefoscal year endedJune 30,

igoi, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work. Herndon, P. 1^ Heron, John J. Herzinger, C. W

Herzog, Daniel S

Heslet, James H

Hess, vS Hickey, J. F

Hickman, E. 1. Hickman, W. H

Higgins, Annie

Hill, J. E

Hillebrant, J. E

Hilton, Eva A

Hilton, J

. P

Kinsley, I^ottie B

Hitchcox, J Hoagland, T. B

Hodge, C. F

Hoev, Jennie G

Hoffman, Florence .

.

Hofmann, Ferdinand Hogan, John E

Hogan, John F

Hogan, Jolm H

Hogan, Michael

Hoggsette, James A. Hoibv, Henry

Hoi brook, Chas. F. . . Hoi den, Lewis F . . . . Holland, J. L

Holland. R. I. Holler, Rosa L

Holmes, Barbara . .

.

Holton, Hoyt A

Honaker, C. A

Hood, M.C

Hooper, P". J Hoover, Alice S Hopkins, Clyde (t . .

.

Hopkins, Edgar W .

.

Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Eouise .... Horen, Ed. B

Houck, Emma H. .. . Houck, Henry T .... Houghton, Chas. E. • Howard, T. W

Howcott, P. M

Howe, Mervin (1 Howells, S. D

Howie, C. A

Hubbel, Mary

Hugdal, Ralph :\r Hughes, C. A

Hughes, G. D

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, John

Hughes, Mary F

Hullett, A. G

Hulling, Julius Humes, Annie I\I . . . . Humphries, Eniilj- Hunt, Eizzie Hunt, Margaret .

.

Huntress, H. Louise Hursh, Frank

Hurworth, Thomas E

Huse, Edward A

Huson, Wilbur J Huss, A.E

Hussey, Annie

Hutcheson, M. W., jr. Hutchin.son, Amelia.

Hutchison, William . Hutton, Clara E •

192 I96. 00

96 48. 00

192 96. 00

21.87 44 23-32

98 49.20

87 30- 83 130 172. 50

87>^

19296

23296

172 208

288

19296

192

128

192

192

14496

192

88

9640

201 240 28896

5648

116945^ 56

192

48

98

191 14494

96

96

92

192

192

24. 00

24. 00

48. 00

43- 75

30.00

116. 00

83. 75

33- 60 86.00

52.00

150. 24

96. 00

48. 00

96. 00

64. 00

96. 00 47.60

34. 00

72. 00

24. 00 57.60

34.00

23-50

44.00

24. 00

20. 00

104.50

120. 00

72. GO

48. 00

28. GO

24. 00

58. 00

47- 25

28. 00

42. 00

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00

52.34

12. 00

49- 20 47-75

72. 00 36.40 48.00

48. 00

23.00

48. 00 47.92

$30. 00

30.00

58. 75

60. 00

22.50

.85

59.00

29. 50

60. 00 37.50

25.00

4.96

30.00

30. 00

23- 67

[5.00

Hyams, Mord

Hyatt, Nellie B

Hyde, W. B

Hynes, Sarah E

Irvin, J. E

Isham, Carrie I Jackson, Edward .... Jackson, Mildred E-L

Jackson, Pauline . . . . Jama, Theresa E. - . . Jameson, John G . . .

.

Jaques, John B

Jeffrey, George E

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, James

Jen.sen, Emma

Jerdone, Clara P

Johnson, A. B , Johnson, Elmer

Johnson, Geo., jr . . .

,

Johnson, Geo. A ..... Johnson, Joe M , Johnson, Julius E. . .

.

John.son, E. H

Johnson, R. A

John.son, R. S

Johnson, T.M

Johnson, W. F

Johnson, W. R

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W. T , Jolley, Marie E

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E . • Jones, E. C

Jones, Edward W., jr Jones, G. E

Jones, Henry

Jones, Eydia E

Jones, Mary E. A . . .

.

Jones, M. F

Jones, Thos. E

Jordan, Chas

Jordan, Green J Jordan, May B

Jordan, Babina

Joseph, Eula M

Julian, R. A

Jullien, Cyrus vS Jullien, F. A

Kahlert, J.H

Kane, Michael Kane, Nora Kankey, Virginia. . .

.

Kauffman, Geo. .S. . .

.

Kautenberg, M.N ... Keane, Katie Kearney, James

Keating, Annie

Keating, J. M

Kee, Eliza G

Keefe, T

Keelan, John C

Keeler, Rachel Kehoe, Mary B

Keicher, Mary

Kelly, Kate

Kelly, Katie

Kelly, Stephen J Kelly, T.J

Kelly, W. B

Kelly, W.T

Kemon, F. C Kennedy, John W

Hours

employed.

192 $48. 00

T9I 95.50 163^ , 40. 71 144 72. 00

96 23.84

192 48. 00

96

20198

18495^^ 96

175 96'

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

48

160

168 "7^

190 1915^ 96

192 288

192 157^

96

9648

287

201 204

184

48

96 191^

192

19296

19297^

19296

192

24. 00

64. 00

22. 00

101.30 49.20

92. 00

47.75

48. 00

87.50

48. 00

24. 00 80.00 41.76 41.89

24. 96

95.00

95. 75

48. 00

86. 00

72. 00

44. 00

48. 30

39. 37 23.92

24. 00

24. 00 71.75

118. 52 51.00

44.00

62. 00

47. 25 13.44

48. 00

47.71

48. 00 47.68

96. 00 49.30

67. 20

56. 16 96.00 Days.
342 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.Statement showing the niimhei- ofperso7is employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSgg) of the Secretary of Agriculture dwdng the fiscal year endedJunejo,

jgoi, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Kennedy, Maggie A . Kenney, t,. P

Kensil, Geo. W

Kenworthj', William

Kerbv, Lizzie N

Kern^F. W

Kernan, Jame.s

Kernej-, Ro.sa B

Kersey, Virginia Kilborn, I,. Duncan. . Killigan, Jo.sephine A

' King, Edwin M

King, E. J King, John F

King, Mattie B

King, M. R

Kinsella, M

Kirby, Charles J Kirby, William I,. . . . Kircfiner, Albert .... Kirk, R. H

Kirkland, William . . Kistler, John vS Kline, i,ouis M

Klinger, Grace W ... Knight, Jno. E

Knight, Nellie P

Knoble, Max. J Knott, CM

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, L. O

Knowles, Marj- C . . . . Knowles, Wm^T

Koockogev, Sanniel . Koons, S. C

Krall, Wm

Kroll, Wm. A

Kundahl, Charles . . . Knnsman, G. H

Kurz, Wm. W

I^ackey, Ella C

L,ake, Annie

I^alor, Martha E

I,ambert, Nannie .... I.ambert, W. C

I^ambson, B

I,ang, Wm

Lange, E. A

L,angford, S. W

Lanman, Frank E. •

.

I^a Pelle, Z

Laporte, W. M

I^arry, Carrie J Lashhorn, M. A

I^atham, Ed. F

I^auxman, H. M

I^auxmann, Florence D

I^avalette, W. A

Lavi.s.son, H. A

Lawlor. William

Lawrence, Emma . . . Lawyer, Anna T

Leach, B. F

Leatzow, William P" . Leavy, Jennie Le Cain, W. H

Lee, Geo. L

Lee, Owen

Lee, R. W

Lee, W.J

Lee, Wm. E

Leech, D. P

Leeds, Chas. II ......

.

Hours employed.

96

28S

19291^

19096

192

96

96

8

192

114^/^ 192

16748

96

192

192

192

Amount earned.

10496

32

124

145 135

132

172 164^

191^

96

Time

work.

$24.00

144. 00

96. 00 45-75

35- 72 48.00

72. 00

96. GO

96 52.76

192 96.00

96 48. 00

2S8 86.40

104 26. 00

64. 50

1261^ 63- 25 2SS 72. 00

2S0 70. GO

192 96. 00

^96 48. 00

68. 00

192 96. GO

22.50

96 48. 00

96 48. OG

96 18. GO

96 48. OG

192 48. GO

192 76.80

192 96. 00

48. GO

256 64. GO

232 58.00

88 44. OG

216 54. OG

16 4. GO

25-44

48. GO

2. GO

50.40

57-90

96. 00 «3-5o

24. 00 61.35

96. 00

48. 00 96.00

Piece- work.

$136.91 30.00

41. 25

[37-00

40-45

50- 05

135-94

60. 00

24. 10

30. GO 30.00

19.50 ... 48. ,00 j. . . 8.00 .. 62. 00 ' . . . 37-20 {... 47-25 .-. 24.75 I--- 86. 00 . .

.

82.25 ... 95-75 I--- 56.16 1...

Name.

Leflferts, vSamuel G .

.

Leggett, John V

Le Grys, Ernest Le Merle, A. M

Lendner, Margaret .

.

Lenhart, J. M

Lenman, M. E

Lesher, Jacob C

Levey, John

Lexy, Fanny E

Lewellyn, Liizetta . .

.

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, C. W

Lewi.s. Ida J Lewis, M

Lewis, Rachel F) Lichtenberger, H. J. . Liglitcap, John C . . . . Lillard, N. J Lillie, M. G

Lindberg, E- J Linhart, May

Linquist, John

Liomin, George

Lippincott, L. R

Little, Annie C

Lloyd, Frank M

Lockling, H. J Lockwood, W. K . . . . Logan, J. O'N

Lohmeyer, Richard C

Long, James R

Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Loring, Annie . Lovejoy, Mar}' A . . .

.

Lowd, H. D

Lowry, Robert

Lnckett, Lncinda . . . . Luerssen, H. G

Luitich, John F

Lusby, C . Lusbj', Ida C Lyddane, Jennie Lyddane, .Sarah C .

.

Lynch, Jennie

LS'nch, Nora

Lvnn, D

Lvons, P. H

M'aag, Frank W

Maas, George E

Mabrey, R. L

Maccubbin, A. E

Macdonald, James H

Mackay, G. D

MacMurray, C.J MacNamara, Eliza- beth Macnichol, .Sallie . . . . Madden, IMichael Maddox, Fannie Maddox, John T

Magee, Katie V

Magill, W.J

Maguire, W. H

Maiioney, Julia Mahon}', Kane

Main, L. C

]\Iajor, Harry B

Maley, John

Maley, Margaret . . . . Maloney, J. M

Maloy, Frank J Manderfeld, Frank L

Mangan, Elizabeth .

.

Hours

employed.

192 20880

168955^ 96

192

192

192

Amount earned.

96

94

199 124^

192 190^

2S8

144 201 192

184

16 272 28896

19240

19256

95^^

Time

work.

$96.00

52. OG 40.00

84.00

23.87

50. 88

96. 00

96. 00 47.92

50.

32.00

Piece- work.

$138. 35

17. GO

28. 00

96. OG

48. 00

30.24 95-50

46. 50

48. 00 24.00 48.00

23. GO

96. 00 85.00

88.00

23.18

99- 75 71-57

96. 00

95-25

18. GO

3-20

22. GO

36. 00

96. GO

93- 50

24. GO

24. GO

48. 00

48. 00

47.42

72. GO I 27. GO ' 103.22

j 48.00

92. 00 8.00

136.00 72.00

56. 16

96. GO

23- 40

96. 00

28. 00

23 87

108. G2 38.26

ii7- 55

55- 25

99- 14 30.00

30. GO

30. GO 30.00

54-00

30. GO

134- 05 24-94

42. 50

59- 00

125-43

57- 50

36.25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 343

No, 28.Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Repoti {/Sgp) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefiscal year endedfune30,

1901, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

192

96

192

23296

Mangan, Ma.r\ E . • Mangold, Martin .

.

Manire, J. L

Mann, J. L

Manning, Jennie E

Mansfield, J. E

Markey, Patrick H. Markham, M

Marks, Walter

Marr, Nellie C

Marsh, Clara C

Marshall, Sidney J

.

Marshall, Wm

Marshall, W. T .... Marshel, Dora B . .

.

Martin, Annie M . Martin, Ansley C .

.

Martin, Jennie ?..

.

Martin, Minnie E.

.

Martin, Will K ' 192 Marye, A. M

Massey, Victoria P. . . ! Massie, 1^. A. Master son, Katherine C

Mattimore, Charles A

Mattimore, James H

.

Mauck, Frank S Manger, Sallie J Maus, C

Maxwell, John W . .

.

Maxwell, Julia M

Mayer, Fred B

Mayer, L,ouise J Maynard, J. E

McAleer, H

McAuliffe, P.J McCabe, Hattie McCampbell, N. L, . . . McCann, C. B

McCardell, Oliver C . McCardell,T.E

McCarthy, Charles J. McCarthy, John F..

.

McCathran, Donald . McCauley, Emma D.

McCleerv, John F . .

.

McConahay, Stella B. McConchie, J. Wm .

.

McConnell, Thos

McCord, Guy W

McCormick, Edward

McCormick, J. F

McCormick, Mary . .

.

McCullough, Robert E

McCullum, Ella McCutcheon, Geo . .

.

McDermott, Emma..

McDevitt, M. Teresa McDonald, Annie E. McDonald, Claude B. McDonald, J. F

McDonough, S. F

McElfresh, H. M

McE:naney, Chas McEneany, T. McFadden, Alice R. . McP'adden, Daniel .

.

McFarlane, W

McGee, Agnes

McGinnell, Mary ... McGivern, Marian . . . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mary . .

Amount earned. Time

work.

84

14496

72 168

153 144

19296

2S896

$57. 00 96.00

68.00

96.00

24.00

23.76 24.00 48.00

96. 00

58. 50

48.00

47- 92

j 96. 00

96 24. 00

96 24. 00

'^l 97.68 48.00

96 24.00

48. 00

71-50

96. 00 48.00

168 84. 00

192 96. 00

48 24. 00

192 96. 00

190 95-25 286^ 114.60

96 29.74

144 72. 00

96 24. 00

176 88. 00

72 36. 00

9^ 48. 00

96 48. 00

27. 14

36. 00

89. 04

76. 50 84.24

96. 00

48. 00

144. 80

50. 88

08.00

18. 00

Piece- work.

$4. 00

56. 00

29.50 50

29. 10

40. 32

65-73

126. 84

114. 19

53- 31

54- 64

S5. 28

22. 50

59. 00

59-50

115.07

123.41

'58-"50

2S.50

30. 00

29. 50

92. 00

Name.

McGowaii, Minnie F. McGrath, J.G... McGurk, Alfred J . .

.

Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose McKee, Ada J McKelvey, J. R

McKenna, James McKenna, T. F

McKevitt, Annie McKinnon, J. 1^ Mclvanahan, W. H . . . McLaughlin, J. M

Mcl^ean, H. C

McL,elland, Clarence R

McIyCod, Mamie A. . . McMahon, Mary

McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Stasia . . .

.

McManus, James . . .

.

McMillan, Arthur J . McMonigal, Harry .

.

McMullen, Chas. A . McNally, Francis J. . McNamara, Maggie . McNaniara, Mary . .

.

McNamee,Catharine McNeal, H. W

McNelly, Mamie 'L, McNerhany, Ida McNicholas, R

McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud . .

.

McPike, H. A

McQueen, M

McUmber, Frank . McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

Meariis, Wm

Meehan, Joseph

Melick, F. H

Mendel, Val

Metcalf, F. S

Metzler, Marthr A .

.

Meyer, I^eonard Middleton, Ella

Milans, Emma J Miller, Carrie G

Miller, Daniel

Miller, Ella G

Miller, Frank

Miller, Frank F. S... Miller, George

Miller, John B

Miller, John J Miller, Lemuel E

Miller, L,izzie Miller, Martin . . . Miller, Otis H

Miller, Robert H

Miller, W. A ... Mills, E.C

Mills, Howard V

Minor, Jane E

Minor, Mary V

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D . .

.

Mi chell, Katie A

Mitchell, Mattie M.

.

Moakler, Charlotte . Mohler, G. M

Moler, R.L

Monks, W.H

Montgoiiiery.Geo. F.

Hours

. employed.

96

192

63^

288

192 287K

19292 20080

13648

287

192 192 185^

119 23240

1929685^

14496

21696

94

144

144

192

192 240

232

192

8196

895^ 9696

19295

24896

192

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$49. 36

96. 00

31-75 86.40

96. 00

71- 87

loi. 76

48. 76 100.00

68. 00

24. 00

107. 62

96. 00

96. 00

46. 37

24. 00

48. 00

18. 00

48.72

69. 60

20. 00

96. 00

48. 00

42- 75

72. 00 48.00

81.00 48.00

47.00

47. 92

2. 00

40. 00

72. 00

72. 00

96. 00

96. 00

120. 00

116. 00

loi. 76 20.30 69.00

45-45

33- 00 33-60

96. 00

23-75

[24. 00

48. 00

24.00

96. 00 Days.
344 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.Stateuteni shozvifig" tJie nmnber ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8gg) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJune jo,

jgoT, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Montgomery, R. M. C

Montrose, Olive M. .

.

Mooney, Alice Moore, Wm. S Mooty, M. M

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary

Moran, W. H

Morcock, Edward W

Morecock, Virginia.

.

Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Jesse W

Morgan, T. Frank . .

.

Morison, Lindsey. . . . Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, L. T

Morris, Will A

Morrison, Alex

Morrison, Frank . . . . Morrison, John H. . . . Morrow, M. M

Mosely, T. G

Moss, Jno. R

Motherhead, John C. Moulden, Jarvis B . .

.

Moxley, Edah C

Mo3'er, Nelson P

Moyer, Sarah E

Moynihan, D. I, Muckelston, Wm. H . Mueller, Flora H

Mull, Arthur A

Mullan, Samuel E . .

.

Mullany, T. E

Mullen, J. J Mulligan, C. H

Mulligan, J. Edw

Mundheim, Albert K. Murphev, Wm. H . . .

.

Murphy^ CP

Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard . . . . Murphy, Sallie Murra3% M. E

Murray, Minnie

Murto, Edmund F . . . Murto, R. Benj

Mutchler, W. Floyd. . Myers, Robert Nachman, Philip . . . . NaefF, Laura

Nalle, E. G

Nallv, James

Nash, E.M

Nash, G.J

Nathan, A. R

Naylor, L,ouis P

Neely, D. R. P

Nel.son, Chas. W

Nelson, Jennie R

Nelson, Oscar

Nel.son, Otto Nelson, W. M

Nervis. Mary

Neumeyer, May E. .

.

Nevils, E. M

Nevins. M. J .... . Newell, G.W

Newman, Clarence .

.

Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, F. N

Nichols, Geo. W

Nicholson, Irwin A.

.

Nohe, Minnie A

Hours

employed.

96

96%

176

192

194^

96

19296

96

14496

96

192

64 184

16 13688%

86

151 188 191%

192

86

11992

84

192

19266 14 224

192

19232 240

192

192 190 >^ 72

21696

102 232

16

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$56. 16

24. 00

48. 00 95-50

48.00

48. GO

48. 00

30. 45 88.00 96.00

4». 00 44.00

92. 00

97- 25 30.07

48.00

96. 00

48. 00

24.48

72. 00

18. 00 48.00

96. 00

16. 00 92.00

4. 00

68. 00 44.70

43.20

91.14 94.00

48.00

95-75

100. 08

43. 20

64. 24

46. 00

21. 40

96. 00

47. 12 33-25

71-50

96. 00

96. 00

16. 00

72. GO

96. GO

96. 00 95-25

36.00

108. 00

48. GO

48. 00 44.00

51.80 87.00

f37- 50

30. 00

58.50

58. 72

1 26. 19 133-88

29. 50

58.50

54-38

58. 50

60. 00

37.00

27. GO

59-50

Name.

59.00

I Days

Nolan, Emma J Nolan, Mary

Nolen, John F

Noonan, John J Norbeck, Wm.G

Norcross, A. C

Norris, E. D

Norton, Wm. H

Nowell, Glenn T . .. Noyes, Henry

Nuber, J.I^ Nunley, Emma M .

.

Nye, James

O'Brien, John J O'Brien, W. F

O'Bryon, Minnie . .

.

O'Connell, Jeremiah

O'Connor, Mary E- . O'Connor, Mary M .

.

0'Donnell,S. P

O'Donnoghue, John

Ogg, Albert E

O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, Katie C

0'L,eary, M

Oliver, Walter H

O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill, W.J

Opdyke, Alice

Orera, Charles J Orem, Geo. W

O'Rourke, Mar>^ El- len

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, E. I, Osborne, Minnie

Outcalt, Harry J Owens, Mary

Paetsch, Eugene R. E

Page, Birdie Page, Geo. N

Pardee, E- K

Parent, Margaret J .

.

Parker, Edward J . .

.

Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, \^'. H

Parlin, Annie

Parrish, W. C

Parshall, W. V

Pansons, CD

Patterson, Thos. F ..

.

Paudert. E. H

Paul, John E

Payfair, N. M

Payne, Annie L

Payne, A. W

Peace, M. M

Peacock, Wm

Peake, Chas. P

Pear.son, Nannie E-

.

Pearson, Nellie H . . . Peckham, Emily

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B . . . . Pepper, James P

Pepper, John J Percival, E. B

Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Laura V. . .

.

Perr>% H. R

Perrv, Pattie B

Pettiford, Frank W . PfeifTer, Laura W. .

.

Hours

employed.

19296

192 19288

184

1296

80

92

192 I2G%

II2K

96

144

288 167%

192

Amount earned. Time

work.

96

104

192 278%

24 1929696

90

11992

881% 48

Il83/^ 159'/^ 96

224

192

93^/^ 9689^

8840

192 124

96

96

192 187%

104 168

$48.00

24. 00

96. 00

96. GO

44. GO

94.64

6. 00

50. 88

15.00

46. 00

96. GO

30. 75 56.85

48. GO

72. GO 45-29

72. 00 84-55 96.00

192 96. 00

192 48. GO

98 49.20

176 88.00

272 136. 00

96. GO

24. GO 52.00

96. GO

104.43

6. GO

48. GO

24. GO

24. OG 45.60

6g. 60 23.00

22. 12

24. GO

6g. 17 79-75

48. GO

57. 20

34. GO

96. GO

23- 37

24. GO 44-75

21.50

10. GO

96. GO

138. GO

24. GO

24.00 76.80

93- 75

26. GO

42. GO

Piece- work.

$54.69

137-50

'48.' 75

116. 76

58. 28

5<S. GO

27- 75

39. GO

123.45

2. 50

40. GO

132.84

30. OG

136. 56

114.43 125.42
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 345

No. 28.

Statement shon'ing the number of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSgg) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJtme 30, JgoI, etc. —Continued.

Hours

emploj-ed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Pfleging, Clara A

Pflieger, K. F

Phelps. C.e: Phelps, Silas S

Philes, AV. E

Phillips, Katherine.

.

Phillips. J. A

Phillips, Jno. A

Phillips, Mar\- J Phillips, M. E

Phipps, Laura

Phipps, R. M

Pickard W. Newman

Pierce. H. H

Pierce, Laura

Pierce, W. L

Piggott,A

Piggott, Chas. H

Pike, J. W

Pinkston, V. B

Pipes, J. M

Pitts, Allie Bassett. . . Plant, Hannah

Plumb, F. W.C

Plumer, Frances B . . . Plumer, Josephine . . Pocock, Nellie E

Polk, T. P

Pollock, Julia C

Ponnav, Henrv D. . . . Poole, Edward S

Pope. F

Poppe, Herman C. . . . Porter, Alice

Porter, F. C

Ports, Annie

Post, George

Potter, C. H

Povnton, Sarah S . . . . Prather, Elizabeth C

.

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. :M..'

Pratt, Ullie

Preslev, Henrv M. . . . Presley, S. C

Preston, Geo. T

Price, Nannie H . . .

.

Pridgeon. John

Prince, Emih- F

Prosperi, John F

Proudlev, Rav

Pr^'or, H. D .'. Puckett, Thomas R. . Pulliam. S. G

Pumphre%-, E- P., jr . . Purcell, James L

Purcell, M

Purdv. Chas. F

Pvemont, J. W

Quill, Nellie C

Quinlan, John F

Quinn, Michael A. . . . Quinn, Minnie A . . . . Quintin, LiHie

Radley, C. W

Ragland, H. Lee

Ramsperger, G. H . . . Randall, A. L

Ranke, Ida Ransdell, Lula M . . . . Rathvon.R.H

Raub, George M

Ray, James T

Ray, John A

192

192

9563

96

144

96

190

192 104

96"

92/2

19296

144

191

192 192So

96

192

192 2S2

192 iS6^

1369648

232

19296

^96. 00

93. 60 48.94

31-50 48.00

48. 00 36.00

96. 00

96 48. 00

92 46.00

ss 22. 00

164 82. 00

48. 00

96 24. 00

70. 00 86.75

24. 00

96.00

52.00 59-70 48.00

23. 12

96. 00

24. 00

36. 00

95- 50 92.75

25-35

96. 00

47. 76

20. 00

36.00 38.50

48. 00

96. 00 93-75

95.20

141. 00 56.00

24. 00

88. 00

96. 00 46.62

76.00

68. DO 48.00

62. 58

133-92

92. 00

96. 80

48. 00

$29. 50

60. 00

27.50

57- 75

30.00 30.00

29. 00

106.81

29. 50

37- 50

60. 00

30.00

47.83

118.77

30. 00

50.

16. 97

35.45

55. 27

Name.

Ray, J. R

Ray, Theo. C

Razev, F. T

Ready, G. L

Reaver, Maggie

Redfern, John

Redfield, Edw. L

Reed, Wiley INI Reid, Agnes H , Reid, B. A

Reilly, Patrick

Reih-, Cora , Revells, Addie J Reynolds, A. W

Revnolds, George- ... Rhodes, Thos. A . Richards, Katie

Richards, L. C

Richards, IMary J

. .

.

Richardson, Effie . .

.

Richardson, F. INI . .

.

Richardson, R. A ... Rickards, Saml. P .

.

Ricketts, Eliza E • .. Ricketts, J. H

Riddick, R. P

Rider, Emma S , Ridgely, Rosa B

Rieseberg. H. R

Ring, John

Ring, T. M

Ripley, Henry L

Ritchie, E.J

Roach, J. T

Robb, John H

Roberts, D. J Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C , Roberts, Jas. G , Roberts, John T

Roberts, Milton L . • Roberts, W. A

Robertson, Cora B .

.

Robertson, Harrj- J. . Robinson, Clara J

. .

.

Robin.son, Geo. W . . . Robinson, J. S Robinson, Lula M . . , Robin.son, AL D

Robinson, Sarah E . Roche, E. J Roche, Walter T

Rockwell, Wm. E. .. Rodgers, Roselia . .

.

Rodway, Alfred

Rogers, A

Rogers, Zimri V

Rohr, J. A

Rollins. J. Lester... Roonev, Thomas P.

,

Rose, j. F

Ross, Henry P

Ross, James H

Ross, John

Ross, M. A

Rossall, Arthur H..

Rote, E.C

Rotenbur\\ Virginia Rouleau, Wilfrid . .

.

Rout, Lula Rowzee, Milt E

Rowzee, W. A

Roj'. Hamilton R

Ruby, Lucy V

Hours

employed.

94

80 327^

Amount earned. Time

work.

191 19287% I

256

192

1919696

88

160

192

192

192 287

144 288

1029oy2

7294

96

192

$23. 62

16. 62

40. 00 84.17

57. 30

97. 90

96. 00

46. 37

72. 00

102.40

96. 00

95.50

24. 00

48. 00

22. 00

80. 00

96.00

96. 00

96. 00

192 57.60

i87j^ 93.75

95 47.50 16

176 }

137.64

288 72. 00

48. 00

I 6 34.50

47.50

95 H 47.75

280 140.00

288 144. 00

56 28. 00 80 40. 00

192 48. 00 9^y2 45.75

288 144. 00 90^ 45.25

192 36. 00

94. 00

16. 00

24. 00 99.12

143. 75

72. GO 72.80 51.60

22. 62

18. 00

50. 23

48. 00

48. 00

40. 00

24. 00 48.00

52.56 96.00 Days.
346 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statrinoi/ slwwing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i&gg) of the Secretary of Agriculfure during the fiscal year endedJune30, jgoiy <?/r. —Continued.

Iv I! J,izzic A. B A .

Riuldach, Jno. T

Ruff, Valc-ntine. Runyan, Annie ] Rnn\un, Ilai r\- ; Russ, K. I, . Russell, Annie . . Russell, Charles

Russell

Russell

Rust. P

Rutherford, J Ryan, Rdw. J Ryan, E. H

Ryan, M. A

Ryan, Margaret A.

.

Rj-an, Margaret K . . . Ryder, Francis Rynex, Frank R

Sacrey, Nellie M

Salkeld, Mary E

Saltznian, E. C

Sand, Jno. G

Sanford, Mary I . . .

.

Sangston, Marv C . .

.

vSatterfield, S. f

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Fannie I . . Saunders, H. C

Saunders, Sue

Sauter, Grace L

Sawyer, C. H

Schafer, EJ

Schaffhausen, J. H. . . vScheerer, Annie M. . . Schertzer, C. C

Scheuerman, H. A . . . Schnialhoff, W. L . . . . Schmidt, Marj^ E

Schooler, Wni. F .... Schram, Martin

Schreiber, E. Otto . .

.

Schulte, Chas. H

vSchulze, Paul C

Schweitzer, Chri.st. F

Schwing, Frank A. .

.

Scofield, Arthur

Scott, J. A

Scott, K. I, Scott, Wm

Seaman, Hannah . . . . Searle, vSpencer A . . Searles, .Stanley Sefton, A. W

Sefton, A.W., jr Segerson. J. E

Sehorn, Geo. H

Serrano, M. N.

Serrin, Rosanna E.. . Seyfferth, F. W

Sejnnour, Wm. S

Shaen, Michael

Shaffer, Geo. W

Shannon, Ben. J Shannon, James F. . . Sha^v, John S Shaw, () Shawen, S. M

Shea, M. J Shea, Timothy

Shearer, H. C '. Shearn, Helen

Sheehan, Dennis . . . . Sheehan, Joseph F) . . Sheldon, Charles A .

.

Shelton.Chas. R ...

Hours

employed.

42

152 192 2S096

378496

192 192

92

1926S

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

20

19296

190

192

44

107

1929694^

3296

56 in

191 5^ 56

1929696

94 >^ 192

192

19296

11996

1 12 126 2SS9687^

100 14 10468 14

191

$21. 00 76.00

48. 00

70. 00

61.50

28. 75

21. 00 30.00

96. 00

96. 00

56. 00

17-25

96. 00 34.00

10. 00

96. 00

24. 00

72. CO

47.50

60. 00 39-78

22. 00 54-30

96. 00

56. 16 47-25

16. 00

48. 00

28. 00

58. 50

57 00

95- 75 2S.00 40-95

96. 00 23-44

24. 00 53-24

96. 00

96. 00

25-36

96. 00 28.80

60. 60

48. 00

69. 00 64.80

144. 00

50. 8S

21.87

51. 10 52.00

34-25

12. 00

96. 00

35- 50 95-75

$30. 00

30.00

31- 25

^o. 00

110. 38

30. 00

25.21

30.00

137-81'

58.50

58. 50

46. 01

Name.

Hours

employed.

Sherard,\V. T

Sheridan, John

Sheriff, C.J Sherman, Geo. I, . .

.

Sherman, Howard F^ vShine, ]\clwar<l J

. . .

.

Shinnen, J. C

Shock, Mary

Shomo, T. \V

Shortall, James F^. .

.

Shortsleeves, Annie

Shubl)urd, P. Kate .

.

Sibley, J

Sicke'ls, Chas. F, Siebert, Frank

Sill,\V.S Sinimonds, Nellie .. Simmons, Arthur, jr Simmons, F^dilh S .

.

Simpson, Alice .

.

Simpson, John

Simril, Robert F

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, I^ouisia Singleton, CD

Singleton, Otis J. . .

.

Sizer, Charles M . . .

.

Skeen, W. D

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Slater, Robt. A \ Slater, Wm. J

i Slentz, Chas. E

Smeltzer, Jacob R .. . Smith, A. A

Smith, Albert G

Smith, Anna J Smith, Charles Payne

Smith, Emma F

Smith, F^igene F . . . . Smith, Florence

sSmith, J. Harman ... Smith, John E ! Smith, John J Smith, Maggie K. . .

.

Smith, Mary

Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Shelby

vSmith, Stephen

Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith, W.V

Smoot. Kate V

Snowden, John E. .

.

Snyder, D. J Solan, Thomas

Somers, Lizzie M . .

.

Sonimers, Adam J.

.

Songster, Thos

Soules, E. C

Soult, Will E

Spaeth,Chas. H.;... Spalding, M.T

Sparks, C.W

Spark.s, Geo. C

S]^arks, Iconic Si)arks, Rebecca . . S])ai row, Howard V, S])ear, Hiram

Speehnan, R

Speisser, M. F", Silence, James F".... Spencer, J. C

96

2SS96

246496

18496

8693^

192

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

90 45.70

94 47. 20 280 140. 00

72 36.00

98 49. 00

96 48. 00

192 48. 00

94 47. 00

96 48. 00

96 24. 00

96 48. 00

192 96. 00

287 143. 50

275K

96

11792

96

25 H

189^

I 8 12796

96

19296

80

96

192

$48.00

144. 00

48. 00

14.04

37. 44

48. 00

92. 00

23.92

43. 20

46. 75

93.00

48.00

32. 00

96. 00

96 24.00

87^^ 43- 75 'So"

" 20. 00

92 23. 00

96 48. 00

60 30.00

28S 151.08

42.00

137. 75

48. 00

24. 00

59. 40

46. 00

46.65 I. 48. 00 . 6.37

94. 75 109.50

38. 40

48. 72

loi. 76 29.74

40. 00

48. 00

47.92

24. 00

33. 60

51. 12 30.00 48.00

48. 00

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 347

No. 28.

Statement shozcing the )iuniber of persons employed in printing the An7iual

Report {iSgg \ of the Secretary of Agriculture during the^scal year endedJi nejo,

IgoI, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Sprandel, :Marv,M .

.

Spriggs, M. E

Sprightlev, P. S

Springer, H. E

Sproule, "W.J Stack, Robert T

Staffan, George

Stanford, W. W

Stanley, :M. J Steel, Janej- P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Grace V

Steele, Philip S

Stein. Josephine A .

.

Stenner, Robt. E

Stern, Amelia

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

Stevens, M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Maud E . .

.

Stidham, B. L

Stockman, Jas. A..

Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W

Stormont, Emma G

Stout, C. H

Straughan, C. W

Stretch, C. A

Stretton. F. W

Stribling, C. K

Strickler, \V. F

Stroh, Edwin B

Stuart, Bessie F

Stuart, Chas. B

Sullivan, Abbie

Sullivan, Harrv A. .

.

Sullivan, J. J.

.' Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, John E

Sullivan, Rosa

Surguv, Arthur E - .

.

Sutherland, D. M . .

.

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney

Swarzman, Kate V .

.

Swearingen, R. E . .

.

Sweenev, Emma .... Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny-' Patrick Sweet, Bessie O

Sweetraan, M. M ... Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin . .

.

Sydnor, Ellen F . . .

.

Taff, Andrew

Tagart, Annie J Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Talbott, W. T

Tallman, Geo. B

Tappan, Hiram R .

.

Tarbox F L

Taylor, E. P

Taylor, Henry

Taylor, William L.

.

Taylor, W. W

Teller, Chas

Templar, H. W

Terflinger.G. W....

Terry, Kate S

Terr\-, Marv- F

Terry, Oliver C

Thayer, Courtney C

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

7S $19- 50

96 48. GO

2S8 144.00 191^ 95- 75

192 loi. 76 2SS 72. 00

145 76. 50

92 23.00

96 29. 22

192 36. 00

51- 75 96 48. 72

$29. 50

42.86

134- 15

191^

48

188 184

ii4J^ 64 187^

68

264

iSS

19296

272

21696

136

168

191 14 19296

95

439596

144 ]68 147M

4890^

14. 00

56. 16 39.20 49.60

95-75

24. 00 95-44

34-50

46. 44

32.00

93-75

39- 78

132. 00 94.00

96. 00

24. 00

108. 00

24.00 68.00

84. 00 47-87

96.00

23.92

23.87 21.50

23-75

56. 16 72.00

84. 00

36.87

24.00

22. 62

144.00 45-50

196 98.00

80 40. 00

88 22. 00 96 28.80

96 24.00

96 48. 00

144 72.00

192 96.00

192 76.80

86 43.00

96 24. 00

23.92 55^ 13-87 96 24.00

45-91

60. 00

57-50

60. 00

29. 50

109.58

Name.

Thayer, George H . .

.

Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, E. F

Thomas, E. H

Thomas, Emanuel .

.

Thomas, Robert I . . . Thomas, W. L

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A. Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Frank M

Thorn, Benj. T

Thornton, John

Throckmorton, K. B . Thrush, John H. W . . Thurston, Chas. A .

.

Tilghman, A. L

Tilh', Fannie

Tinimons, J. H

Tincher, William N .

.

Tolson, S Tomlin, Carlos D . . . . Toomey, Dennis

Torrey" Earl G

Towers, William H..

Towse, Elizabeth A.

.

Trudgian, J. B

True, Wm. F

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, Lizzie Tune, Thos. E

Turberville, G. R. L. Turkenton, ]Mary. . .

.

Turle}-, Anna

Turner, Harriet B .

.

Turner, J. A. D

Turner, Wm. A. H . .

.

Tuttle, Geo. A

Tuttle, Lewis C

Tyrrell, Carie L

Uber, William A

Udell, :Mattie Unkefer, A. C

Urban, Anna M

Vanar.sdell, James W

Van de Bogert, H. . . . Van Horn,"john F. . . Van Matre, Kate. . . .

.

Vaughan, Dan C

Veatch, Jas. E

Viles, Voler V

Voelker, Chas. P

Vogel, Conrad T

Vogt, Louis C Wade, Charles Wade, M

Wagner, Ed

Wagner, J. W

Waite, Arthur R

Waldo, Lydia H

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Wall, S. R

Wallace, Frank S

Wallace, P.S

Waller, John

Walling, Rose

Wallrath, Rose M.... Walmsley, M.E

Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Hours

employed.

84^

Amount earned. Time

work.

191 192

9690

96

279'/^

96

84

72 239%

96

56

28896

56

96

11696

192 25696

19296

192 192

13672

136 2S8

192

96

260

142. 45

-,8. 88

64 16 00 96 60 84

201 50 6s

96 56 16 I75K 87 75 187 46 67

192 96 00

88 22 00

192 96 00

96 24 00

96 48 00

192 47 76 86 43 00

192 96 00

24.00

96. 00

95- 50

96. 00

36.00 56-16

23-37

48. 00

48. 00 45.00

24.00 69.87

30. 00

24. 00 56.16

42. 00

36. 00

119- 75 48.00

45.00

18. 00 48.00

28.00

144. 00

56.16

28. 00

48. 00 58.00

48. 00

96. 00

1 28. 00

23.92

96. 00

24. 00

96. 00

96. 00

68.00

36.00

72.08

144. 80

48. 00

24. 00

[30. 00

Piece- work.

$115-89

30.00

[1S.89

30. 00

60.00

57- 50

30.00

'^38.' 48

17.61

30. 00 56.15

28. 50 30.00
348 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing the number ofpersoiis employed in pri?iting the Annual

Report {i8gg) of the Secretary of Agricidtui'e duri^ig the fiscal year endedJunesc.. JgoI., etc. —Continued.

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walters, Annie

Walters, D. R

Ward, Ullie Ward, I^. M

Warner, Annie E . . . Warren, Sanford M.

.

Warren, Sarah J Warwick, J. F

Waterman, T.J

Waters, Annie

Waters, Mary C

Watkins, Harry A. .

.

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Eliza Watson, Frank W. .

.

Watson, H. C

Watts, Nat.G

Watts, Walter Wayson, Mary A

Weaver, J. M

Weber, Henry W

Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H.,jr. Webster, E.M

Webster, G

Webster, W. F

Weidnian, G. F

Weidman, J. M

Weidman, John C . .

.

Welch, Alice Wells, E

Wells, H.I. Welsh, Norris Welty, James L, West, A. A

West, Catherine J... West, Charles S

West, James A

Weston, Charles F . . Weston, Frederick F

.

Wetraore, George W.

Weyand, H. vS Whaley, Maggie

Whalley, Lsabella R.

White, B

White, Cora

White, Dora vS White, Geo. K

White, W. F. P

Whitehead, J. W.... Whitelaw, P.J Whitmore, W. S

Whittaker, Walter... Whitted, F. U

Whittle, George

Whitzell, Hattie. .. .

.

Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiegand, Gustave. .

.

Wiese, H

Wilcox, I^ewis H . . . .

Hours

era- ployed.

96

121 22844

74

1449633^

192

192 192

144

160 152

192f6396

Amount earned. Time

work.

192

190^2

192

192 11996

265

96

191

1

96

232

$24. 00

11.52

50. 88 55-32

94. 00

24. 00

46. 00

96. 00 61.30

68. 40

22. GO

37.20 36.00 48.00

19.71 95-75

96. CO

48. 00

48. 00

96. 00

48. 00

96. 00

85-95

96. 00

27. 00

80. 00

76. CO

96. 00 48.00

31-50

58.03

35-62

23- 52

96. 00

98. 48

96. 00

96. 00 60.75 48.00

67.70

72.00

24. 00

95- 75

48. 00 69.60

Piece- work.

$30.00

58.00

136. 72

12. 50

115- 13

29. 50

3.08

15.00

59- 50

58-25 59.00

29.50

138. 08

30. 00

1.07

43- 75

Wild, E. S

Wiley, P. W

Wilkins, F. P

Wilkin.son, J.T

Willard, Clayton E

Williams, Arthur J

.

.

Williams, Burr G

William-s, C. W

William.s, F

Williams, G. E

William.s, H.T

Williams, glutton . .

.

Williams, Joseph T.

.

Williams, Lucv E - - - - Williams, T. H

Williams, Thomas C. Williamson, Jas. B. . Williamson, J.izzieC. Willis, Chas. S

Willis, F. M

Willis, J. C

Williss, Henry C . .. Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, G. G., jr Wilson, J Wilson, Mary F) Wilson, Nellie Wilson, William W..

Wiltberger, John J . . Wilton, W.C

Winchester, John M.

Wine, Maude

Wi.se, Saml. G

Withers, Gertrude V. Wolfe, Bert V

Wood, A.I, i Wood, Alice G

Wood, J. H

Wood, M

Wood, Warren C

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, Jno. C Woodend, Emma F . Woodgate, Geo. J Woodward, 1. Wright, Albert F

Wright, B. C

Wright, Frank E

Wright, George

Wright, S.C

Wright, Walter E - •

.

Wroe, Chas. P. P Wvman, N. H

Ya'ter, C. B

Yates, I^illian E

Yokum, J. J Young, E

Young, Willis E

Youngblood, Jennie W

Ziegler, Chas.J Zimmerman,Robt.H.

Zucker, Henrj'

Hours

employed

Amount earned. Time

work.

190^ ! 96 ; 9678^ ' 144

j 1029696

96

19196

32

72

96

192

192

2328896

272

192

19294

1929696

132

192 19296

192

192

192

1 68

$95-97

56. 16

48. 00

19. 62 72.00 51.60

48. 00 48.00

23- 44

95- 50

48. 00

16. 00

42- 75

288 72. 00

192 48. 00

96 26. 88 i9>^ 95- 75

24 12. 00

96 18. 00

191 95-50

96 23-84 239^ 1 19- 75 96 30.00

6.00 47.00

59- 10

50. 88 96.00

96. 00

230. 40

71.40

44. 00

48. 00

95. 20

96. 00

Piece- work.

96. 00 47.00

96. 00

48. 00

48. 00 69.96

99. 40 96.00

24.00 96.00

96.00

86. 00

96.00

96. 00

84.00

$56. 00

129.46

29. 50

3.61

60. 00

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 349

No. 29. —Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {/poo) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fu7ie

30, IgoI, ivith the lejigth of time each has been employed a^td the amount each has

received.

Name.

Abbott, W.R

Abernethy, Charles. Adams, a' S Adams, John Adams, Wm. R

Adie, Alice Albertson, Geo. H .

.

Alderman, Ralph W

Alexander, C.J

Alford, D. M

Allain, T. T

Allen, Henrs^M

Allen, John P Amazeen, Chas. B. .

.

Amoss, James O . . .

.

Anderson, D. F

Anderson, Fred. A .

.

Anderson, Mary E.

.

Anderson, Nellie . .

.

Anderson, Ollie Andrews, Zula H . .

.

Armstrong, CP. .

.

Ashcom, Marj' Ashion, H. F

Ashley, Wm. F

Atkinson, George O

Auracher, C. C

Aj-ers, Frank

Ayers, Annie

Bailej', Lucy R

Bailey, Mary E

Bailej-, S , Bailey, Wm. H , Baker, Edward , Baker, Edward E... Baker, Geo. V

Baldwin, E- F

Balkam, Annie W .

.

Barbaux, Clara E . .

.

Bardwell, Min^iie W

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnett, May

Barnhart, Grant .S .

.

Barnholt, Wm. H . .

.

Barrett, Julia Barringer, M

Bartels, A.J

Bartle, H. E

Barton, C.C

Bates, William H

Battlev, Alice E

Bauer,'C. A

Baxter, Frank A . . .

.

Bayne, William H .

.

Becker, Ernest

Beckwith, Daniel. .

.

Beddow, Wm. C

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bell, Frank

Bell, J. M

Bellinger, Abra A. .

.

P,ellinger, O. B

Benjamin, W.T

Benker, C.G

Bentz, A.W

Bentzell, Charles H

Berger, F. H

Berkeley, Geo. T

Berston, Mary E

Best, H. D

Bierley, William .... Biggart, C

Bishop, John K

Hours

employed.

120;^ 96

96

96

72

2092

196 18896

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

96

96

96

64 180^

87

889694^

120^

9692^

95

28096

97

216

95'/^ 96

96

96 109^

945^ 96

19196

1821^ 9696^

8496

$48. 00

48. 00

60. 25

24. 80 65.69

48. 00

50. 88 36.00 5.00

52.31

46. 00

78.72 94.00

56.16 48.00

48. 00 65.69

44.00

45- 05

48. 00

Piece work.

24. 00

48. 00

24. 00 32.00

90. 25

23.84

71.25

21-75

51. 14

49. 28

48. 00

47- 25

60. 25

48. 00

46. 25

2,-^. 75

148. 40 48.00

48.55 55.20

47- 75

48. 00

24. 00

24. 00

27.37

47. 25 28.80 95.50

48. 00

92. 00

28.07 91.25

24. 00 48.25

21. 00

48. 00

48. 00

|29- 55

48. S3 87.50

66. 16

87. 50

90. 00

89. 50

60. 00 65.98

73.50

59. GO

90.00

88.30

75-44

76.71

75.65

Blackburn, Samuel . Blackiston, Lillie L . Bond, J. W

Bond, Marion M

Boone, Geo. R

Boothby, W. C

Boteler, Harry S

Boteler, O.C

Bowen, Arthur L, . .

.

Bowen, A.W

Bowie, A. J Bowie, Randall

Boyd, V. M

Brace, Minnie W

Bradford, J. L

Bradley, Geo. E

Bradley, Harry

Brad3% Rosa

Bragg, Robt. E

Brandon, L. D

Branham.W. Russell Brannan, Mary A . .

.

Brantly, C. J Brashears, F. A

Brennan, Margaret L

Brett, Annie E

Brewer, Wallace

Brewington, Jas. E . . Bridge, Alice M

Briggs, J.S

Bright, J. E

Brittain, Alice A

Broas, John M

Brodnax, James H. . . Brooke, H. Y

Brosemer, Louis

Brower, Wilbur G . .

.

Brown, CP

Brown, H. G

Brown, Jas. G

Brown, W. J Browne, J no. C

BrufFy, G. T

Brumelkamp, J. A . . . Bryan, Ella E

Bryan, vS Bryant, Ira T

Bryerton, Maggie

Buddington, AnnaE.

Budlong, E. M

Bullen, W. W

Bunch, Hester R

Bunn, Sidney S

Burges, Almyra A . . .

.

Burgy, Marie

Burke, Catharine .... Burke, James J Burke, Maggie

Burkhardt, J. Edward

Burlingame, Wm .... Burns, Chas. T

Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burns, Thos

Burnside, Frank E .

.

Burnside, J.S

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Burruss, Mary

Burson, LA

Burton, L. H

Bushee. R

Bu.skuhl, Fred

Butler, George

Hours employed.

23894^

80

'96' 96

10996^

92

19292

96

879695^

207^ 96^ 6^

96

96

19298

2496^

192

192

19288

9696

16

192

192

27996

9696

192

176

96'/^ 192

1929696^

96

25996 118H

3296

Amount earned. Time

work.

I61.80

23-62

56- 16

28. 00

50. 88

48. 00

54- 55 67.38

24. 12

46. 00 47.84

23.00

48. 00

43- 50

48. 00 47-75

103. 75

48. 25 3-25

18. 00

24. 00

48. 00

48. 00

115.20

57- 79 54.25

12.00 48.25

96. 00 43-75

96.00 96.00

44. 00 48.00

48.00

8.00

23.62

48.00 48.00

.60

24. 00

24. 00 48.00

24. 00

96. 00

73-92 48.25

96. 00

96. 00

24. 00

48. 00

51- 14

23.92

103. 60

48. 00 30.82

8.00 48.00
350 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2<^. —Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1900) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefiscal year endedJune jo, /90/, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Butler, John H

Butler, ISIissouri G . .

.

Buzhardt, Kniory B. . Callahan, John j" Calloway, J. R

Camatella, Salvatore. Cammack, :m Canunack, X irs^inia.

.

Camp, W. :\I Campbell, John B

Campbell, Sara A. . . . Capers, Frank V

Carey, Granville \^ . Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Emma J.

.

Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, I^izzie . . .

.

Carpenter, Mary

Carrigan, Annie

Carroll, I^ouis Carter, D. M

Carter, Fdvvard L

Carter, Fannie D

Casey, Daniel J Cassidv, Chas. J Caton, John P. D

Cavanangh, James..

.

Cawood, Blanche . . . . Cays, Theo. A

Chandler, hiz/An Chapman, Susannah A

Charle.s, E. G

Chase, Maria A

Childress, J. W

Childs, .Samuel N

Chisolm, R. F

Choate, John W

Christfield, John D . . Christian, Robert W . Christian, Rufus L,..

.

Christian, Wallace B. Christie, Harry R . .

.

Chritzman, Bertha I^. Claflin, F. M

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, J. Wilson

Clark, T,. B

Clark, vSarah P

Clarke, Wm. Y

Clarkson, M

Clark.son, W. F

CI earJ', James

Clements, Mai-y K . . . Clendenin, John . . Clokev, Julia F

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, J.N

Cobb, W. f: Cochnower, h'.C Cochnower, James C. Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, M. G

Coe, Charles H

Colclazier, Nellie C . . Cole, Grace G

Cole, Ira E

Cole, IM. M

Coleman, Benj Coleman, Laura

Colklesser, A. A

Collar, Edwin

Colhns, B. J Collins, J

Hours

employed.

214§5^

96

96

96

Amount earned.

1 ime

work.

$107. 00

96 216%

96

96

96

12080

95^

88

72

19296

96

85

16896

8296

96

19280

96

109 278%

96

97

19296

80

42.75

53-76

24. 00

24. 00

24. 00

108. 25

48. 00

18.00

48. 00

60. 25

40. 00 52.32 45.00

43.00

7.50

48. 00

47- 75

44. 00

36. 00

60. 00

24.00

18.00

42.50

84. 00

48. 00

41. 00

24. 00

48. 00

115. 20

40. 00

60. 00

54- 55

142. 13

48. 00

18. 00

48. 55

96. 00

24. 00

18. 00 48.00

48.00 48.00

48.55

II. CO

46. 00

24. 00

48. 00

47.92

48. 00

40. 00

Piece- work.

|20. 00

90. 00

8S. 80

54. 76

60. 00

90.00

76.71

59-21 62.47

85.00

'84-75'

90. 00

67.76

90. 00

86.90

90. 00

90. 00

'68.' 91" 63.60

Name.

Collin.s, Mary J

, CoI(|uitt, Geo. D

Columbus, Annie H

Conger, Wm. H

Conklin, Florence. . Conn, S. P

Conner, Abbie R. . .

.

Conner, Jas. D

Connor, Kate F

Conway, Thomas . .

.

Cook, A. (; Cook, Mary E

Cook, Mary H

Cooke, .\delia Cooley, R. T

Cooper, Mary E

Corbin, M , Corbin, W. H

Cornell, S. M

Cornish, Wm. H., jr.

.

Cornwell, L. W

Corwin, Thos. J Coston, W. Brice. ... Cotter, John A

Cottle, Al

Covert, Jake

Cowles, Allen E

Cox, Mary E

Coykendall, Arthur

Craig, Amanda

Cramer, Mary A . . . . Cranford, Horace . .

.

Crawford, Hortense E

Creed, J. W

Crews, F. C

Crider, I^aura Croggon, Ellen H . . Crollard, Lizzie Crooks, C

Cro.ss, Edna B

Cross, George A

Crowlej', Patrick. . .

.

Crump, E. C

Crush, J. E

Culotta, Frank Cummins, E. P Cunningham.John A

Curran, Fannie

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Dabney, Mary E

Dade, T. H

Daily, Thomas J Daly, Alice V

Danenhower, Chas.

.

Daniel, Nannie

Darby, M A

Darling, Delphine .

.

Dausch, Kate Da Vega, E. M

David.son, Edwin ... Da\ns, E D

Davis, Elizabeth .... Davis, Ivins

Davis, Lottie

Davi.s, S. W

Davis. Wiley H

Davis, Wm. H

Day, J. P

Dayton, Florice R. .

.

Deans, A.C

Debus. John H. G ... Decker, Kate

Delahunty, John

Hours

employed.

96

184

1929696

9696

192 287^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

100 31-50

96 24. 00

240 1 20. 00

96 24. CO

96 48. 00

288 72. 00

88 22. 00

94 47- 25 48 24. 00

96

263^

96

10694^

88

7296

$24. 00

48. 00

23.00

24. 00 45-92

96. 00

18. 00

24. 00

48. 00

24. 00

48. 00

87

293 73- 50 96 24.00

108 54-05

91 45-50

96 48. 00

96 48.00

96 48. 00

I 12 76. 80

91'/^ 45.75

55- 50

216 108. 00

95 23-75

216 55- 20 88 44. 00

55- 12

24. 00

18. 00

48. 00

23- 75 54.00

48. 00

30.00

24. 00

12. 00 65.87

48. 00

62.47 47.25

16.50 36.00

48. 00

108. 25

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Stateme7it shozuing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [^1900) of the Secretary of Agricidture dtiring thefiscal year endedfline 30,

jgoT, etc. —Continued.

Name. Amount earned, Hours

Piece- work. Name.

De Moll, Maggie. . .

.

Denne}-, H. H

Dennison, Chas. S . .

,

Dennj-, Roxie Desmond, John F

Devlin, Margaret M.

,

Dewev, I^izzie Dickel, A.J. W

Dierken, Agnes

Diers, Gus B

Diggs, Beverlv Dillman, J. w" I. Dillon, Thomas

Dixon, L. L

Dobbs, H.C

Dodd, Permelia I,. . .

.

Dodson. ZVI. A

Dohern-, Mary

Doing, Wm. P". Donaldson, Ellen. . .

.

Doocy, J. W

Dorsey, W. F

Doten' Charles O

Doughert}', Jno. F . . . Dougherty, Nellie M.

Douglas, Wm. G

Dove, ]Mar\- F

Dow, :m. E' Dow, W.J

Dowden, Kate

Dowell. Clara E

Dowell, Geo. P

Dowling. J. L

Downey, Mar\- A . . . . Downie. I,izzie Downs, A

Drake, H. F. J Drayton, Wm. H

Dubant, Maud

Duck, H.J

DufFev, Ella

Duffv. Kate E

Dulin, :Marv S

Duling, Win. H

Dumont, Julia Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, John T

Dunn, Michael

Duiinington, I^ucy P. Durham, C

Durno, Chas. A

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight, E.J Dwver, Jno. L

Ea.st, A. L

Easterbrook,Harrv D

Eaton, Milton F

Eberle, R. S

Eckloff, C. R , Eddy. Orriii , Edelen, Clavton A . .

.

Edie. M. A

Edington, H. S Edmonston, Archi- bald Edwards, Flora Edwards, Henrv^

Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F. Ellingsen, N. E

Elliott, Bert S

Elliott, Elizabeth E. • Elliott, Harn.' W

Elliott, John'T

Ellis, Ettie S

2S497^

10996

194

9696

96

9j

96

III96

96

96 "3^

95^

21696

96

96 187^

96

16891^

190^

191 "3^

96

24

19296

109

16

232

$71.00

49- 15

48. 00

28. 80

12. 00

17.62

54- 55

24. 00

96.55

24. 00

48. 00

48. 00

r2.34

69. 79

18. 00

24. 00

48. 25

24. 00

48. 00

55- 75

50. SS

27. 12

24. 00

24. 00 24.00

66. 86

24. 00

48. 00

17. 91

108. 00

48. 00

60. 2=

48. 00

48. 00

93- 75

48. 00

84. 00

45- 75

95- 25 95-50

57- 15

24. 00

12. 00

96. 00

48. 00

108. 25

48. 00

24.00

20. 00

41-13

42. 12 82.50

89. 40 76.70

73-78 88.50

74. 70

62. 86 49.69

89. 70

62.95

22. 00

54- 55 8.00

60. 56

59.86

141.25

58. 00

Ellis, G.D

Ellis, Geo. H

Ellis, Norman G

Ellis, Sallie J

Ellis, S. C

Ellis, T.F

Ellsworth, C. Abbie.

.

Elwood, Cora M

Elwood, C.Thos

Emerson, J. W

English, S. G

Enright, Johanna . . . Eshelman, Albert M

.

Eskew, H. M

Espey, J. A. B

Espej-, Jessie B

Espev, Louis

Essex, E.J

Etchberger, Charles

E.jr

Euler, John C. Evans, Geo. M

Evans, Griffith Evans, Martin N . . . . Evans, V. M

Everhart, Jennie . . .

.

Everman, John W.

.

Fagan. Cora B

Fairman, J.B

Fallon, D. F

Farlev, Lizzie J Farrell, E. G

Fa\-e, Jacob

Feeney, J. L

Feltham, Emilv O. . . Fenton, J. J . P'erguson, B. G

Ferguson, Wm. P . . .

.

Ferrier, Sam'l

Fiesse, Chas

Figg, W. H

Finch, George

Finiiev, M. J

Fish, H. C '. Fisher, .\manda E . . . Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Harriet V . . . Fitzgerald, INIary Fitzgerald, Thomas A

Fitzgerald, T. J

! Fitzhugh, Ella M . .. . Fitzpatrick, Henry .

.

Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitz- Patrick, Mary H.

Fitzwilliam, Thos. J . Flaherty, Edward

FlahertJ^ Mary E. . . . Flanagan, P. r' Flather, Elizabeth E. Fleming, D. W

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, Mamie

Fo"gert3% James

Folev, Daniel J

Ford", J. T

Ford, Mary C

Fordan, Minna

Foster, John H

Fowler, B. L, Fowler, Dominick . . . Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A . . . Fox, Jas. E

Fox, John H

Hours

employed.

10034 9395^

96'

4896

19296

95

192

Amount earned. Time

work.

6096

969696

52 119^ 92^

187; 286

190 >^ 174^^ 217

19260^

96

88

19296 169^

9596

96

9796

185 189

188

109

176 120

19296

192 282

191 18496

I50. 25

49. 29

47- 75

48. 00

44. 00

12. 00

48. 00 i 96.00

I 24. 00

23-75 96.00

36.04

48. 00

26.88

48. 00

48. 00

26. 00

59- 75

46. 25

46.87 71.50

95-25 43.62

108. 50

96. 00

30. 25

48. 00

44. 00

96. 00 47.75 48.00

84. 75

47- 50

24. 00

48. 00

42-99

48. 55

24. 00 92.50

94-50 47.00

54-55

88.00

31. 20

96. 00

50. 88 96.00

70. 50 95.50

92. 00

24.00

192 96. 00

96 48. 00

192 96. 00

96 38.40 96 48. 00

192 96, 00
352 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {igoo) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJune J6>, igoi , etc. —Continued.

Frahm, Henry

France, Lillej' M

Frank, Benlah M. .. . Frayser, Mary F • • • • Frazier, Marj- E

P'rederick, John H .

.

Frederick, Mary

Freiseis, Frank

French, Albert S . . . . French, Charles J

. .

.

Fritz, Joseph W

Froelich, Kathr^-n K

Frost, Mary F • Fry, E. vS Fugitt, Harriet A. . . Fnhrman, Edward . . Fnlenwider, Jno. E.

.

Furrow, Annie M

Gallagher, A.J

Gallagher, Ella M ..

.

Gallagher, Patrick H

Gallagher, W. E

Galleher, Thomas S . Galvin, John F

Gantley, John M. . . .

.

Gantt, G

Gardiner, Lydia

Garland, J. D

Garner, J. P

Garner, J. vS. Garrett, J. L

Garrett, Mar^' E

Garrette, C has. F

Garri.son, F. E

Garst, Susie ly Gaughran, Annie

Gentner, F. C

George, James A

Geyer, E. F

Gheen, Bell Gilbert, H. A

Giles, Harry E

Gilliard, Wm

Gilliland, J.B

Gillin, David

Gillin, Joseph T

Girvin, Isabella

Gittings, Nettie

Giusta, Margaret A. . Gladding, Lewis T. .

.

Glade, Henry

Glenn, Joseph F

Glenn, William G.... Glover, Addie

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Goddard, L,eora Goebel, A. N

Goldstein, William N

Gonder, Sue F

Gonzales, Joseph V

Good, Jessie M

Goode, James E . .

.

Goodkey, Jos. E. • Goodwin, Rose W. . Gordon, M. B

Gorham, Mary E . Gorman, Mary E • Gosorn, T. H

Goss, A. D

Goss, Jennie

Gotta, Robt. C

Gould, W. J Gove, Charles H. . . Graddick, L,aura J

.

Hours

employed.

192859696^

40

192

205

109

19096

88

19296 215^

94

21696

28895^ 95^

190^

8896

262979696^ t

96

17686^

96

192

192

19297

19196

10896 H

Amount earned.

192 243

192

Time Piece- work, work.

$96. 00

96.00

21.25

48. 00

24. 12

20. 00

54- 25

96. 00

96. 00

102. 50 75.60

54- 55 95.00

48. 00

44. 00

96. 00

24. 00

107. 75 47.00

108. 00

48.00

72. 00 50.61

47- 75

47. 62

22. 00

48. 00

loi. 20 48.50

50. 80

48. 30

48. 00

8.00

48. 00 88.00

21. 62

24. 00

96. 00

96. 00

96. 00 48.50

95-50

24. 00 54-25

48. 25

96. 00

60. 75

108. 25

96. 00 93^ 4^^- 75 96 24. 00

96 23. 92

192 96. 00

96 48. 00 96 48. 00 96 18.00

$90. 00

71-56 87-35

68.32

85-49

80.93

87. 50

85. 20 37' i6'

89. 40

88. 38

54.00

90. 00

89. 40 52-47

68. 07 60.00

80.65

Name.

Graham, A. W^

Grant, J. F

Grant, Nellie R

Grasse, Marie I, Graves, Benj. B. F

Grav, Edna

Gray, H. W

Green, Annie

Green, John C

Greenfield, T.H

Gregory', Daniel E . • Grenadier, Charles .

.

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griffin, John A

Griggs, W. L

Grimes, Edith M . . . . Grimes, Laura L

Grinnan, R. L

Gritton, F. M

Grooine, Chas. E

Guiles, Chas. H

G union, Mary E

Gunn, H. S Gunning, Edward J

. Haas, Lsaac C

Hackett, Murray

Haff, Harry H

Hage, Anna

Hain, Evelyn M

Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Louis E

Hale, Margaret

Hale, R.J

Hall, James E

Hall, Wm. T

Halliday, Belle Hallock, Daniel B . . . Halloran, Deborah .

.

Hamblj', John S

Hamilton, Wm. M . .

.

Hammond, Jno. E - - Hanft, Theo. M

Hannah, Monroe . . .

.

Hardester, T.J

Hardesty, J. K

Harding, C. T

Harding, Margaret . . Harrell, Wells C

Harrigan, Frank L - - Harriman, Helen R . Harris, H

Harri.s, Michael

Harris, Thos. F

Harri.s, W. J Harrison, J. W

Hartwell, Chas

Har\'el, Geo. W

Harvey, Mary E

Har\ey, P. R

Harvey, Wilson Harward, Chas. E

Haskell, F. A

Haslett, John W

Hassel, Geo. H

Hasson, B. F

Has-son, John D

Hatlev, Frank M

Hatton, I Havens, F. B Hawken, Agnes M . . . Hawkins, Geo. A . . . . Haworth, Thos. W . .

.

Hayden, Geo. H

Hayes, Finley S

Hours

employed.

9696

24

96

120 192

195 K

88^

94

90

216

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

96

96

9696

96

19296

96

199^/^ 87^

23 18892

9696

109 217

192 108^

28896 216H

96

232

96 190^

40

21696

96

18098^

96

96

28890

192

192 191^

96

280 284^ 94M

96

1029l>^

$50. 88

56. 45

6. 00

48. 00

48. 00

33- 60

60. 00

96. 00

49- 07 44-25

47.00 45.00

110. 40

48.00

48.00 48.00

48.00

18.00

50. 88 96.00

48. 00 48.00

102. 15

16. 40

11.50

94. 00

23.00

56. 16 24.00

54- 55

B.50

96. 00

54- 25 115.20

48. 00

108. 25 56.16

104. 40 5^-i6

95- 25

20. 00

129. 17

48. 00

48. 00

90. 00

49- 45

48. 00

24.30

167.40 45.00

96. 00

96. 00

48. 00

95- 75

48. 00

70. 00

113. 80

23. 62

56- 16 51-25 45.75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 353

^o.^2(). —Statei)ie)it shozx.'i}ig tht" nuDiber ofpersons employed i)i printing the Annual

Repoii {jgoo i of the Secretaiy of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June ^o,

igoi, etc. —Continued.

Honrs

emplovecl.

Amount earned.

Hayes, Li Hie F

Hayes, ISIaniie Hayes, Mar\- Hayes. Nellie L

Havwood. Jennie F.

.

Hazle, E.F.G

Healv, James A

Healv, Thomas F. . . . Hedges. Geo. B

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A . . HefFuer, INIan.- Hegartv. Daniel T . . . . Heidingsfeld. Ed ... . Heinline, Lida C

Heisler, Fred.D

Helff. Josefine M . . . . Helmig. C. F

Hennen, Laurence ~Sl Henr\-, Chas.\Y

Hepburn. Chas. F. . . . Herman. Erne.st Herndon. Jno. G

Herndon, P. L

Heron. John J Herzinger, C. \V ..

.

Heslet. James H

Hess, Morris J I Hess. S ; Hewston, Man,- E . E ' Hickman. E. L i Hilton, J. P

Himnielman, J. C. . . . Hitchcox, J Hoey, Jennie G

HoiTmau, Florence . .j Hofmann, Ferdinandl Hogan. John E

Hoggsette, James A. . Hoiby. Jlenrs- Holbrook. Chas. F . . Holden, Lewis F .... Holland, J. L

Holland, R. L

Holler. Rosa L

Hollinger, Clara B . . . Hoiton, Hovt A

Honaker, C. A

Hooper, E. J Hooper, John H

Hoover. Alice S Hopkins Clyde G

Hopkins, Edgar W . . Houck, Henr^,- T

Houghton, Chas. E . . Howard, George L . . . Howard, T.W

Howe, INIerwin G

Howie, C. A

Hubbel, Marj^

Hudson., FreS J Hugdal. Ralph M

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, John Humes, Annie 'SI .... Humphries. Emil\- . . Hunt Zophar.

Hunter, Bertha

Huntress, H. Louise . Hurworth, Thomas E

Hu.se, C. B

Huse, Edward A

Husse}-. Annie

Hutche.son, INL AV., jr

.

Hutchison, "William .

96

21696 109^

192

1^6

14493

96

2S896

200

2l696

20b96

28896

10748

2I0j^ 95 ^/^

1 12 95 J 96

2721 80

92^

T0996

200^ 96

Time

work.

Piecewi. rk.

96 S24. 00

96 24. 00 21.62

96 4S. 00

96^2 48. 2=; 96;. 2 48.25

93- 50

1915-2 95- 75

191 95-50

III 28. 55 96 4S. 00

III 55-70

95 23- 75

45- 75 96 .23- 92

192 96. 00

96 48. 00

96 48.00 191^ 95-75 191^ 95-75

36- 25 96 48.00

96 48. 00

82 41. 00

Si 42. 98

110 63.72

24.00 191^ So. 43

277 69. 24

50. 25

Hours

em- Amount earned.

30.00

110. 40 48.00

58.09

96. 00

93- 00

72. 00

46. 50

48. 00

71.92

24.00

100. 00

4S. 00

66. 24

48. 00

89. 70 89.85

60. 00

104. 00

48. 00

144. 00 48.25

26.75

24. 00

105. 25

47- 75

47- 75 24.00

68. 12 20.00

48. 00

24. 00

23. 12

54- 55

48. 00

89. 00

46.05

S9-35

100. 25

24. 00

Hvde, Lucv

Hyde, W. B

Hynes, Sarah E

Ingalls. Ira IM Irvin, J. E I Iri.-ine, AVm. J

I Jackson. Pauline . .

' Jacobs, Arthur. . . .

,

Jeffrey. Geo. L ...

.

Jeffries, Emma. .

.

Jenkins, .\da Jenkins, James . .

.

Jerdone, Clara P . . Johnson, A. B

Johnson, Geo., jr.

.

Johnson, Joe M . .

.

Johnson, Julius L

Johnson, L. H

Johnson, R. A

John.son, W. F

Johnson, Wm. H .

.

Johnson, AV, R . . .

.

Johnston, E. E . . .

.

Johnston, W. T . .

.

JoUej-, Marie L . .

.

Jones, Albert N . .

.

Jones, Catherine E

Jones, E. C

Jones, Edwin C . .

.

Jones, Heni-\- Jones, Lydia" E . • .

.

Jones, :siarv E. A .

.

Jones, M. F" Jones, Thos. L

Jones, \Vm. A . . . . Jordan, Chas. ..... Jordan, Green J

.

.

Jordan, Richard E

Jordan, Sabina . .

.

Julian, R. A I Kahlert, J. H

Karnes, J. E I Keane, Katie ' Kearney, James

Keating, Annie

Keating, T. :M Kee. Eliza G

Kehoe, Mars- B

Keicher, Mar^- Keleher, J. B.' Kellv, Alice G

Kelly, John J Kellv, J osie M i Kellv, Kate

' Kellv, Katie

KellV, T. J Kelly, W. T

Kemon, F. C [ Kendall. Jerome ! Kennedy, John W. . . t Kenney, L. P

KenwoVthy, William. Kerbv, Lizzie X

Kern;F. W

Kerne}-, Rosa B

Kersej-, Virginia. .... Kilborn, L. Duncan . Killigan, Josephine A

King, Edwin M j King, E.J

King, Mattie B j Kinsella, M I Kirbj-, William L. . . .| Kirkland, "William . . I

5Z%

86

9096 108^

106

9696^

81^4 96

21696

263 ^83^

261

95^

^2496

lOI9695^

2X6^ 96%

96

48 >^

192

$26. 75 21.50 45.00

48. 00

54- 25

48. 25 4S.00

48. 25

40- 75

48. 00

108. 00

24. 00

131-50

2S. So 91-75

f30- 50 47-75

153-60

24. 00

50. 90

48. 00

23-87

22. 25

22. 00

108. 25

56. 45 53.76

96 23. 92

251 125.50

96 48. 00

96 24. 00

96 24. 00

188 94. 00

112 40.32

-^93 112. 96

85 42. 60

192 96. 00 IIO^ 64. 87 212 106. 00

86>^ 21.62 97 48.55

Piece- work.

96. 00

88 44. 00

88 44. 00 30.94 48.00

96 48. 00

S5I-73

39- 49' SS.50

60. oc

S7. 00

54- 25

60. 00

73-39

54- II

60. CO

90.00

63-95

69.92

60. 00

71-63

IS. 75

76. 25 S2.35

90. 00

60. 40

S. Doc. 19 23
354 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement slnncino- t/ic imuiher 0/persons eniptoyed in printing the Annual

Report {1900) of Ilie Secretary ofAgrieultiire during the fiscal year ended fune jo,

/go/, etc. —Continued.

ISTame. Hours j employed. 1

Amount earned.

xiiitihl. Inc. K

noble, Alax . . null, C. }.\ . . . nowks, C. !•; xnowle,-. Marx

xOf.-^tcr, Malili

)ons, ,s, C

lonl/, I'/hx'ard J

. •Cnkart, I„eonard . . Kmnnicr, Geo

Knndalil, Charle.s.

.

I,a Bille. Mary J. ..

.

I^a Bo.ssiere, Edw. A

I,alor,:Martlia K . • I^ambcrt, W. C

l,anc:, Wni

I^angity, Roht C. . . Lanman, Frank KI,a Pelle, Z

L,ashhorn, yi. A . . . . I^athani, Kd. 1-" L,attin, Mary K • • .

.

I^avalette, W. A

Lavis.^on, H. A

I^awlor, William .... I^awrence, Enima. ... I^aw.son, E. A. M

I^awyer, Anna T

Leahy, Nora

I,ear, Jos. H i I,eatzovv, AVilliam F.i

I^eavitt, Wm. INI I,e Buffe. A. F

I^e Cain, W. H

I^ee, Geo. L

I^ee, INIartha

I^ee. R. W

I,ee, Wm. E

I^eech, J. S

I^eeds, Cha.s. H

I^efferts, Samuel G . .

.

L,e Gry.-, Ernest

Leisjhton, Charles H. Le Tslerle, A. M

L,endner, Margaret. . Lenhart, J. M

Lenman, E

I^eonard, C.I

I^esher, Jacob C

Lester, J. J Levey, John

Levy, F"anny E

Lewellyn, Liizetta. .

.

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, William E - • . . Lieutaud, H. C

Lindberg, E. J Lindstrom, Albert.. . Linhart, May

Liomin, George

Lippincott, Frank P

.

Lippincott, L. R

Little, Annie C

Llovd, David T

Llovd, FUla T

Lloyd, I'lank M

Lockwood, W. K

Lohmeyer, Richard C

Long, F. H

Long, James R

Loomis, Wm. H

Loomis, Wm. S '

176 286^

96

96

19296

96

85

192

19286

288

2096

96

27696 109^

96

18896

11296

96

96

So 183^

1 1296

19269

9596 ,

64

96

985

19296

96

III96

2SS

109

79

i inie work.

$144. 00

88. 00

^43- 25 18.00

24. 00

24. 00

96. 00

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00

21. 25

96. 00

96. 00 43.00

75.60

5.00

47- 75

48. 00

4b. 00

48. CO

69. 00

48. 00

Piece- work. Name.

$60. 00

67. 20

64. II 89-55

iS. 00

94. 00

48. 00 65.69

24. 00

87- 25 24.60

24. 00

15.00 91-75

76. 80

56. 16

96. 00

48. 25

34- 55

47- 50

24. 00 "3- 15 32.00 48.00

24.72

96. 00

23.84

74- 76

so. SB

65.69

42. 00

44. 00

96. 00

75- 90

65-52

54- 25

90. 00

65.91

55- 70

48. 00

144. 00

54- .S5 39- 50

144. (X) 12. 00

Lord, D

Loring, Annie

Love, W. R

Uuckett, Lucinda . . . . r,uc\-, Cornelius J

. . . . Lucrssen, H.

Luilich, John

[,usl)\-, C

Ivusbv, Ida C

Lvston, Miwv H

M'aag, iM-ank W

Mabrey, R. L

Macdonald,James H

.

Macklev, D. I, MacMurray, C.J INIacNamara, Eliza- beth Macnichol, .Sallie Madden, Michael . . . . Maddox, Fannie Maddox, John T

Magee, Katie V

Magill,W. J Maher, Edwd. C Mahoney, Kane

Main, Nettie Major, Harry B

Male}', John

Malone}-, M. A

Maloy, Frank J Mangan, Mary E . . . . Mann, J. L - - • • Markey, Patrick H . . Markham, M

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, E. H

Marshall, Libbie . .

.

Marshall, W. T

Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Annie M . . . . Martin, AiLsle}- C . . . . Martin, Jennie

Martin, Mae

Martin, Minnie E- • • . Martin, W. H

Marye, A. ]\I Massey, Frances L • • Masse3% Victoria P . . Massie, L. A

Mast, sSimon P

Mathers, J. W

Matlack, J. B

Mattimore, Charles A

Mauger, Sallie J Maupin, A. T

Maxwell, Julia M. . . . Maynard, J. E

McAleer, H

McAloon.T. A

McAuliflfe, P.J McCabe, Hattie McCallum, P. M

McCann, C. B

McCardell, T. E

McCarten, Kate

McCarthy, J. A

ISIcCarthv, Charles J. McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, John F . . . McCleery, John F

McClelland, Rose McConahay, Stella B

iNIcCormick, F'dward McCormick, J. F~ McCulloiigh,"Robt.E.

Hours employed.

Amount earned.

96

28790

12085^

48

969696^

175^

96

288

2S8

94

120

90

9696

96

287

91^

288 196^ 96M

111V2 96

96 120^

285

192 287J^ 96

9696^

254 H

Time Piece- work, work.

$48. 00

216 108. 00

96 48. 00

75 37- 50 44 22. 00

97 48. 55 94^ 23.62

48. 00 31.04

42. 75

24. 00

56.16

48. 25 87.75

144. 00

144. 00

24. 00

48. 00

47.00

31. 20

18.00

22.50

24. 00

56. 16

48. 00

143- 50

45- 75

144. 00 98.25

48. 25 56.00

48. 00

48. 00

60. 25

142. 50

74.24

143. 75

48. 25

48. 00 48.30

127. 25 Daj-s.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35?

No. 29.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed hi printing the Annual

RepoH {igoo) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJune30,

igoi, etc. —Continued. ^

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

ZMcCullum, Ella McCutcheon, Geo. . McDaniel, Jas. C . . .

.

McDaniel, James M

McDermott, Kmma.

McDevitt, Frances.

.

:McDevitt, :M. Teresa :McDonald,Claude B.j INIcDonald. Edwd. S McDonald. J. F

:\rcDonough, S. F . .

.

McEnane3-. Chas . .

.

:McEnanev. William McEneanv, T. I^. ... :\rcEvov, W.J i McEwe'n, A. W j McFadden, Alice R. .! McFarlane. W j McGivern, Margaret | L

McGivern. Marian .

.

McGoldrack, Marv. . McGrath, Ro.salie B .| McGraw, C. H I McGurk. Alfred J

... Mclntyre. Bell J

I McKenna, T. F

McKevitt, Annie .... McKinnon, J. D

McLain, Geo. J McLanahan, W. H. .

.

McLaughlin, Deline. McLaughlin, J. M. . . McMahon, Marv . . . , McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Stasia .... ]\Ic^Ianus. James .... McManus, Jos

McINIullen. Chas. A .

.

:\Ic>vally, Francis J

.

.

IMcXaniara, Bridget . ^NlcXamara, Jennie .

.

McXaniara, INIaggie . McXamara, ZVIary . . . INIcXamee, Catharine McXerhanv, Ida McPike, h' A

McQueen, Isl ISIcUmber, Frank L . McVille, Hattie Mearns, Wm

Metcalf. F. S

Mets, John D., jr Metzler, :\rartha A . . Mever, Leonard . ... Mever, L.W j Mevers, Ellen S I Mevers, J.D ' Middleton, Ella

Milans, Emma J Miller, Carrie G

Miller, Daniel

Miller, Ella G

Miller, Flora L • •

.

Miller, Frank

Miller, Frank F. S

Miller, George

Miller, John B . ..

.

Miller. John J .. .. Miller, J.W

Miller. Lemuel E.

Miller, :Maggie . .

.

Miller, :\rartin Miller, Otis H . . .

.

Miller, Robert H..

9696

2S8

2S7

281^

264f

96

96

63 5^ 96

9696

20S1 89 H

96 . 28 1 ^ 28092

9696

9680

96

2889696

96

96

95

1061^ 96

f;36. 00

4S. 00

24. 00

S8 44. 00 34-12

48. 76 88 44. 00

92 46. 00

72 36.00

211^2 105- 75 94 47. 00

96 48. 00

957. 50.61

18. 00

iS. 00

28. 85

144. 00

Piece- work.

176. 71

74.' 24 51.24

37- 50

90. 00

31-92

143- 50

48. 00

48. 00

50. 88

140. 25

140. 75 48.00

132.00

24. 00

24. 00

15- 87

24. CO

48. 00

48. 00

104. 25

90. 00

90. 00

76. 74 44-75

48. 00

48. 00

140. 75

140. 00

23. 00

69. 00

90. 00

23.92

23.87

48. 00

24. 00

40. 00

48. 00

144. 00

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00

24. 00

50. 35 27.17

48. 00

87. 50

Mills, E. C

Mills, Howard V

Minor, Jane E

Mitchell, Joseph D . . Mitchell, Katie A

Mitchell, Mattie M . . Mockbee, Lizzie V. . . Moler, R.L

Montgomerj-, Geo. F. iNIontgomery, Herbert Montrose, Olive

jNIoore, Cecelia A . . . . Moore, C.W

:\Iootv, M. M

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

Moran, Marv

Moran, W. H

Morcock, Edward W.

Morecock, Virginia . . Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Je.sse W . . . . ^Morgan, T. Frank . . . Morgan, W. D

Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, L- T

INIorris, Will A

Morrison, Frank . . .

.

Morton, C. E

?>Iotherhead, John C.

:\Iotter, Paul

r^Ioulden, Jatvis B . .

.

INIoxley, Edah C

iMoyer, Xelson P

Moyer, Sarah E

:Moynihan, D. L

i\tuckelston, Wm. H . Muffley, Wm. E

;Mulcah\',Josephine J Mullan,'Samuel E . . . jMullen,J.J Mulquin, IVIary A . . . . Murphey, Wm. H. . . . Murphy-' CP

Murphy, Daniel

Murra}-, John J Murray, Minnie

Murrell, Julia Murto, F;dmund F . . . Musgrave, Clarence L

Mutchler, W. Floyd . Myers, John F

Myers, Robert Nachman, Philip . . . . NaefF, Laura

Nagle, EJmily E

Nalle, E. G

Nally, James

Nash, G.J

Nathan, A. R

Neal, T. P

Neil, Edward

Nelgner, R. A

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Oscar

Nelson, Otto

Nelson, W. M

Nevils, E. M

Ne\'ius, M. J Newell, G. W

Newman, Clarence . . Newsom, Hubert ....

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

19298^

286 >^

96

2869^

96

96

97^

95

96

96

28896

96

108 288

729696

96

96

28047

88

2795^

216/2 96

2498 >^ 93

12096

92

200 J 336

28896

16 280

109

96

108 109^

180 288 108^

$115. 20

34- 03

143- 25

24. 00

108. 50

48. 00

24. 00

143. 00

24. 00

48. 00

48. 00

144. 00

48. 00

48. 80 47-55

144. 00

48. 00

48. 00

54- 00

144. 00 35-75

36. 00

24. 00

48. 00

18. 00

44- 25

144. 00

144. 00

24. 00

48. 00

140. 00 "•75

44. 00

2. 00

139- 75

108. 25

24. 00

67. 20

12. 00 49-45

23-25 36.00

48. 00

23. CO

100. 25

107. 25

144. 00

48. 00

8. 00

70. 00

54- 55

144. 00

44. 00 144.00 I 48. 00 j 54.00 I 55- So

90. 00

j 144. 00 j 54-25 '

- Days.
356 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statemenf s/nm'iu_<r tJic uiDnbcr ofpersons employed in printing ihe Annual- Report {1900) of the Seiirlaiy of Agrieulturc during the fiscal year ended June jo,

/go/, etc. —Continiie!l.

Name.

Hours

eniploj'ed.

Nolan. l\iiinia J 4 |i.oo Nolan, Marv 8 2.00 Nolcn, lohii K 288 144. 00 Noonan, John ] 256 128. 00

72 36.00 95^ 47-75 Norris. ]:. I> 96 48. 00 Norton, W'ni. 11 193 102.34 Nowt'll, < ".Icnn T .... 92 17- 25 Nunley, Kninia ls\ .

.

O'Krvon, '.Minnie .... O'Connell.Wni. ... O'Connor, ^Nlarv A. .

.

O'Connor, :\Iary INI . . O'Donnotiluie, John . 0.<;s, Albert K

0'c'.<n-ni an, Catherine Ohm, Charlotte D

O'Lcarv, Dt iini.s J

. . . O'I.earv, ?>rarv Oliver. Walter H

Oliphant, Ella O'Meara.A. B O Xeill, John

Opdyke, Alice Open.shaw, J. A

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, E. L

Outcalt, Harry J Owens, ISIar}-" Paetsch, Eugene R. E

Page, Birdie Pame, H. W

Palmer, Thomas S. . . Parent, Margaret J

. . Parker, :Millie Parlin, Annie

Parrish, W. C

Parry, W'm. C

Parshall, W. V

Parsons, CD

Partridge, G. E

Patterson, Thos. F. .

.

Paul, John E

Pavfair, N. :M Payne. A. \V Payne, Henry

Payne, James A

Peace, M. !M Peake, Chas. P

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Percival, E. B

Perkins, Geo. ]M Perkins, Taura V . . . . Perrv, Pattie B

Petrie, L

Pettiford, Frank \V . . PfeiiTer, Laura \V. . . . Pfleging, Clara A . . . . Pflieger, K. F

Phelps, C. E

Phelp-^, Silas S

Philes, E

Phillips, T. A

Phillips, Tno. A

Phillips, "Mary J

.... Phiiiii)s, :\r. F, Phipp>, K. M

Pickard, Newman

Pierce, H. H

Pi<-;u>)tl. Chas. H

Pinkstc.n, V. B Plumb, F. \V. C

9696

88

94 1^ 96

19296

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

286^

96

287

11296

$60. 00

Name. Amount earned. Hours

48. 00

24. GO

22. 00

47- 2,5 48. 00

76.11 62.95

24. 00

76. 80

24. 00

142. 50

48. 00

48. 00

113 I 59.62

143- 25 48.00

143- 50

28. 00

24. 00

96 24. 00

48 12 00

287 M3 50 217^ 108 75 96 48 00 I05H 52 80

24 12 00

208 14 52 95 96 24 00

288 144 00

96 24 00

94 23 50

1091^ 27 87

91 45 50

2SS 144 00

^ 24 153 60

54- 15

47-03

87- 35 76.71

88.60

90. 00

115.20

9j 48. 00

96 24. 00

OS

14,- 7,S 142.40

55- 13 96 48. 00

188 94. 00 96 48. 00 93^ 23-37

264 132. 00

96 48. 00 So 40. 00

88 44. 00

72 36.00

74-44

45- 30

ah .S. V A .

.

80. 00

89. 50

Plnmer, Josephine

I'ocher, Simon

Pocock, Nellie E

I'oist, Win. A

I'olk, T. P

I'onnaj', Henry D.

Porter, Alice . ' Ports, Annie

Post, George

Potter, C. H

Povnton, S: Prather, M

Pratt, B. H . . : Pratt, D. M

Pratt. Eillie Presley, Henry M .. . Pre.sley, S. C

. " Price, Grant P" Price, James M

Pridgeon, John

Prince, Emih- P" Proctor, Geo. H

Prosser, Daniel N. . . . Proudley, Ray

Pruitt, Ella M

Pryor, H. D

Pulliam, vS G

Pumphrey, Bettie. . . . Pumplirey, E. P., jr . . Purcell, James L, Purcell, M

Purcell, Maggie E . .

.

Purdy, Chas. F

Pyemont, J. W

Quill, Elizabeth

Quill, Nellie C

Quinlan, John F

Quinlan, Marj^ J Quinn, Michael A. . . . Quinn, Minnie A

Quintin, I^illie Radley, C. W

Ragland, H. Eee

Randall, A. L

Randall, J. S Rav, Daniel C

Razey, F. T

Ready, G. E

Reayer, Maggie

Redfield, Edw. E

Reed, Lewis

Reed, Wiley M

Reese, Wm. P

Reid, Agnes H

Reid, B. A

Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora

Reyells, Addie J Reynolds, George . . . Rhodes, Thos. A

Richards, Kate

Richards, L. C

Richards, Marj- J

. . . . Richards, Sarah M . . Richard.son, Chas. M.

Richard.son, F. M .... Rickards, .Saml. P . . . Ricketts, J. H

Riddick, R. P

Rider, Emma vS Rieseberg, H. R

Riley, P. H

Ring, John

Ringgold, D. C

Robb, John H

109^ 96"

288

96

176 264

88

105

9680

11296

19296

96

1099694^

95^

95 V2 288

28894

112

96

28496 273^

281^

96 103^

288

112 291^ 96%

96 284^

270^

79 2S0

28895^

So96 269^

274^

96

I Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 357

No. 29.

Stateyneiit showing the number' ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [igoo) of the Secretary of Agricidture durifig the fiscal year e?ided fnnejo,

igoi, etc. —Continued.

Hours Amount earned.

Roberts, D.J

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, J. T

Roberts, 'iNIilton L • .

.

Roberts, W. A

Robertson, Cora B . .

.

Robinson, Clara J. . .

.

Robinson, J. S Robinson, Lula M . . Robinson, Sarah E .

.

Robinson, .Sarah E . Roche, Anna E

124

1201 2161 96

9696

Piece- work.

Hours

employed.

5153.60

60. 25

loS. 25

48. 00

48. 00

24. 00

Roche, E. J Rodgers, Roselia .... Rodway. Alfred

Roeder' Charles H. .

.

Ro.ss, John

Ross, M. A

Rossall, Arthur H . .

.

Rote. E.C

Rotenbury, L,ucy H . . Rothwell.'Lydia A. .

.

Rouleau, Wilfred .... Rountree, \V. J Rous, Mary L M

Rout. Lula Rowzee, W. A

Roy, Hamilton R . . . Ruby, lyUcy V

Ruddach, Jno. T

RufT, Valentine Rullmann, Leo Runyan, Annie E. . . . Runyan, L. J Rupp, Lucy

Russell, .\nnie

Russell, Emma L . • •

.

Rutherford. Jas. A . .

.

Ryan, Edw. J Ryder, Francis

Salt, Joseph

Saltzman, E. C

Sand, Jno. G

Sansom, Dan L

Sardo, A. E., jr Saunders, H. C

Saunders, John H . . .

.

Saunders, Sue

Sauter, Balsey F

Savo\-, Georgeana V . Scanlon, Ed. J ,.

.

Schafer, E.J

Schaffhau.sen, J. H. .

.

Scheerer, Annie M . .

.

Scherraerhorn, Catherine Scherraerhorn, Kate J Schertzer, C. C

Schevierman, H. A . . Schimpf, Robt. E . .

.

Schinnerer, W. S Schmidt, Geo. T

Schoeneman. Geo. L

Schooler, \V. F

Schroen, Peter A . . .

.

Schulte, Chas. H . . .

.

Scofield, Arthur

Scott, Charles

Scott, K. I .Scott, Wm

Sefton, A. W

Sefton, A. W., jr Sefton, Fred C

Sefton, Wm. C

106

94'/^ 8096

9^

27896

28839

205 I 288 108^ I t

12096

III96

96

96

28084

^ 109^

2836096^

iii^

9695^

96^

288

91f80

95 >^

S72. 39

39-

75.19

50.88

12. 00 48.00

61.36

53.80

108. 50 31.20

47.25

20. 00

24. DO

. 00 60.25

60. 00 59-50

24. 00 53-20

24. 00

139. 00

48. 00

144. 00

. 9-75

102. 50

144.00

54- 25

50. 88

16. 75

60. 00

30.00

55- 70

24. 00

73-64

52.00

58. 7;

83.00

54- 65

59- ^5

74- 13 24 00 48.00

140. 00

42. 00 64.23

70- 75

35- 10 48.30

56. 00

48. 00

47- 75

24. 12 144 00 45-50

48. 00

40. 00

47- 75

Serrano, M. N

Seyfferth, F..W

Seymour, Wm. S

' Shannon, Ben J I Shea, Timothy ! Shearer, H.C 1 .Sheehan, Joseph E • .j Sheldon, Charles A . . Shelton, Chas. R . . . . Sherard, W. T

Sheriff, C.J Sherman, Geo. L . . Sherman, J. W

.Shine. Edward J Shinnen, J. C

Shirley, Ida V. H . .. . Shirley, James D . . .

.

Shock' Mary

Shomo. T. W

.Shortsleeves, Annie . Shubburd, P. Kate . .

.

Sibley, J

Sibley, William E • -

.

Siebert, Frank

Sirenberg, Mary

Simms, Robert F . . . . .Simons, W'ellington F

Simpson, John

Simpson, S. M

Sizer, Charles M

Skelly, Julia

.Slack, Charles H... . .Smeltzer, Jacob R . . . Smith, A. A

Smith, Albert G

Smith, Anna J Smith, Charles

Pavne

Smith, Emily M

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Florence

Smith, Frank D

Smith, Geo.H

Smith, H. J Smith, John E

Smith, John P

Smith, Jos. Edgar . . . Smith, Mar}^ Smith, .Stephen Smith, T. D

Smith, W. \' Smoot, A. p; Snowden, John E. . . . Snj'der, D. J Somers, Lizzie M . . . . Sommers, Adam J

. .

.

Songster, Thos

Soules, E. C

Soult, WillE

Sowers, J. C

Spaeth, Chas. H

Sparks, Geo. C

.Sparks, Louie

Sparks, Rebecca

Sparrow, Howard E

.

Spear, Hiram

Spellbritig, Bernard . Spencer, M

Sprague, N. C

Sprandel, Mary M . .

.

Spriggs, M. E." Sprightley, P. S

Stack, Robert T

Stalnaker, Laura F .

.

276 218

286 >^ 189 215^ 95^

9696

2l6>^ 96

9696

95

7296 124

18490^

III96

10896

96

95 279^

72

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$48. 00

138. 00

28.80

127.59

143- 25 94.50

48. 00

107. 75 47.75

48. 00

48. 00

114. 74 56.16

48. 00

48. 00 23.75

36. 00

24. 00

46. 00

144. 00

45- 25 55.70

24. 00 54.25

48. 00

48. 00

47. 50

139. 75 36.00

22. 00

4. 00

S90. 00

88. 50

30. 00

86.77

86. 50

108^ 31. II 96 48. 00

288 144. 00

109 54.70

96 48. 00 108^ 54.25

96 24. 00 96^ 48.25 91% 22.87 95^ 47.75 108^ 54.25

96'/^ 24. 12 94^ 47. 25 275^ 137. 75 288 144. 00

96 38.40

196 98. 00

217 108. 50

284 150. 52

21 1

K

105.62

96 24.00

96 24. 00

96 33.60

288 144. 00

132 66. 00

96 48. 00 87^ 21.87 96 48. 00

96 50. 88

96 18. 00

57. 46

72. 50

31. 73

76.71

60. 85

Days.
358 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2<^—Statement shocuino- the uiimbo- ofpcrsois c))iploycd in printing the Annual

Report {/goo) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fiinejo,

790/, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Stanford, \V. W

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Steele, Philip S

Steiti, Josephine A .

.

Stelle, Joseph G

Stern, Amelia

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, M. Y. B

Stewart, INIand E . . . . Stein, Harriet

St. John, Emma B . .

.

Stockman, Jas. A. . . . Stolp, I^ouis \V Stonnont, Emma Ci . Strautje, Alvin A . . . . Stratton, I^. C

Stratton, vSanford E . Stretch, C. A

Strieker, W. F

Stroh, Edwin B

Study, Charles W. .. . Sullivan, Abbie

Sullivan, J. J.. Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, John E • • .

.

vSullivan, Rosa

Sutor, I,. P

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Emma

Swarzman, Kate V .

.

Swearingen, R. E. . . Sweeney, INIaggie. . . . Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny" Patrick Sweetman, M. M . . .

.

Swetland, M. E

Swick, J. Edwin

Svdnor" Ellen F" Sydnor, M. C

Szegedy, E. G

Tagart," Annie J Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Ida

Talbott, W. F

Talbott, W. T

Tallman, Geo. B

Tanner, Bettie A . . . . Tanner, W.B

Taylor, Henr^-

Taylor, L. R

Tavlor, William I,. .

.

TegethoflF, Carl R.... Teichman, F. C, ir .

.

Teller, Chas

Terry, Hattie J Terr\% Kate S

Terry, Oliver C

Ter\villiger, Geo . . .

.

Test, John M

Thayer, Courtney C , Thayer, George H. .

.

Thecker, Katie Thomas, Clara , Thomas, E

Thomas, Emanuel . . , Thompson, A. H . . .

.

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A . Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Frank M

Thornton, John

Hours

employed.

96"

216

96

96

286

2889696

Amount earned.

2h495 >^ 96

28697

96

95 , 9695^

96

96 IIO^

19295^

9595^

9696

9696^

6496 115^

96 108^

96

185

109

10899 >^ 1929696^

9696

28896

96

Time

work.

$48. 73

24. 00

48. 00

48. 00

[26.36

lb. 00 24.00

143- 00

145- 44

iS. 00

48. 00

142. 00

47- 75

48. 00

143- 25 48.55

4. GO

24. 00

44. 00

48. 00 47-50

23.87 24.00

23.87

48. 00

24. 00 65.93

96. 00

47- 75

23- 75

139- 25 23.87

24. 00

23- 75

24. 00

44. 00

48. 00 48.25

32.00

48. 00

60. 39

48. 00

54- 25

144. 00

115.20

24. 00

46. 27

54- 55 54.00

24-95

115. 20

24. 00

24. 12

24. 00

24. 00

144. 00

24. 00

48. 00

48. 00

Piece- work.

$57- 15 "88.' 50"

89.50

59- 70 74-51

90. 00

82. 35

87- 50

60. 00

69. 16

58.45

63-45

66.58

89. 50

Name.

Throckmorton, K. B. Throckmorton, M. I . Thrush, John H. W. . Thurston, Chas. A . . Tilghman, A. L

Tilghman, T. W

Tincher, William N . Tiverny, Ida V

Tolson, S Tompki 11 s , He11 rie t ta Tompkins, Kate

Toomej', Dennis Town, H. C

Towse, Elizabeth A . Trainham, E.N

Travis, Chas. N

Trudeau, E. L

Trudgian, J. B

True, Wm. F

Tuck, F. A

Tuite, John

Tunnell, Katie S. . .

.

Turner, Wm. A. H . . . Udell, Mattie Underwood, H. C . . . . Uukefer, A. C Upperman, Emma F

Urban, Anna M

Van Arsdale, Ida . . . . Vaiiarsdell, fames W

Van Bibber,"W. H. .. Van INIatre, Kate . . . . Veatch, Jas. E

Verlander, W. R

Vile.s, Voler V

Vliet, Clarence J Vogel, Conrad T

Vogt, I^ouis C Wagner, Ed

Wagoner, C. B

W^aite, Arthur R

W^alker, Chas. H

AVall, S. R

Waller, John

Walling, Ro.se Wallingsford, Ella .

.

Walmslev, M. E

Walsh, Alice A

Walters, Annie

Walton, David S Ward, R. F

Warndorff, Aug. J. .

.

Warner, Annie E . . . . Warren, Chas. IM . . . . Warren, F. E

Warren, Julia D

Warren, Sarah J Warwick, J. F

Waterman, T. J Waters, Eva 'L, Waters, Mary C

Watkins, Harr\^ A .

.

Watson, Blair F . . . . Watson, Eliza A

W^atson, Frank W . . . Watson, J. C

Watts, M. Rosella Watts, Nat. G

Watts. Walter Waugh, John S Way.son,John E

Wayson, IMarv A . . . . Weaver, J. INl" Weaver, Margaret A

.

Weber, M. K

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

96

2S896

28S96

96

84

1211 215

108 285>^ 95

8896

10995

112 106

10996

88 285

10896

288

95^/^ 96

96

21696

96

96

. 94

83

28796^

96

96

loS

192S2l^

120^2 96

Q6

Time

work.

$23. 75

48. 00

144. 00 24.00 144.00 24.00

24.00

144. 00 55.70

21. 00 60.75

107. 50

48. 00

48. 00

41. 00 48.00

18. GO

48. GO 63.18

106. 56

23. 75

22. GO

48. GO

54- 55

47- 75 65-69

53- 80

54- 55

48. GO

44. GO 142.50

54- 25

48. 00

144. 00

47- 75

24. GO

24. GO

23.76

24. 00

59- 55

4. 00

144. 00

24. GO 45.50

loS. 00

24. CO 26.88

48. GO

24. GO

23- 50 41.50

143-50

48. 25

48. GO

24. GO 54.95

115. 20

20. 62

60. 25

24, 00

48. GO

22.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 359

No. 29.

Statement shozi^'ing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report \ igoo > of the Seeietaiy of Agrieulture during the fiscal year ended June so,

igoi. etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

Weber. Philip H., jr . Weber. Wm. H

Webster. E. :M Webster. U.G Weidman. G. F

Weidman. T. M I Wells. H. G 1 Welty. James L

West". Aunie M

West. Arthur 1 West. Catherine J.. .! West. Tames A I Weston. Charles F .

.

Wetmore. George W.

I Whalev, Maggie

Wheeldon. L. D . ... Whelan. Jennie C . . . . White. B ;. White. Bernard

White. Cora

White. Dora S White, Frank

White. Geo. K

White, HenrA- O

Whitehead, F. X . , . . Whitehead. J. W

Whitelaw. P. J Whittaker, Walter . . ^^Tiitted, F. U

Whittle. George

Whittle. James J Wiedman, J, A

Wiegand. Gustave. . .i Wiese. H

Wilev, James H

Wilkins. F. P

Willard. Clavton E. . Williams. Burr G , Williams, C. E i Williams. C. W

' Williams. G. E

Williams. H.T

Williams, J. H

i

96 216^

2S896

1089692 2S3H

96

Time

work.

Piece- work.

;i36. 00 . 60. 00 . 4S. GO . 47-75 • loS. 25 . 144. 00 . 48, 00 . 48. 00 .

Hours

emploj-ed.

27. 00

iS. 00

46. 00

141. 75

48. 00

54-

5S. S6

QO. 00 2S4 142. 00

120 51.20

96 50. ss 288 191%

144, 00 95-75

105 52- 55

288 144. 00

28S 144. 00

96 48.00

214 54- 60

292 73-20

96 48. 00 287^ 143- 75 288 144. 00 96 48. 00

92 46. 00 216^ 108. 25 96 48. 00 48.25 114^ 67.45

96 48. DO

262 1/4 131-25 94 46-45 57-50

Williams, Joseph T. . Williams. Lucv E . Williams, T. H

Williams, Thomas C. Williamson, Jas. B . . .

j Willis. Chas.S.. . I Willis, F. M

Williss, Henn.- C . , . . Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, G. G.. jr Wiltberger, John J

.

- Winchester, John M.

Wine, :Maude

Wirt. Catharine E. • • . Wise, .Saml. G

Witter, R.E

Wood. Alice G

Wood, Edw. J Wood. Warren C

Woodell, Jno. C Woodward. E

Worth. Harry F

Wrenn, Lillian Wright, Albert F

Wright, B. C

Wright. CM

Wright. Frank E . . - Wright, George

Wright, Mar\- E

Wright, Walter E . . . Wright, W. H

Wroe. Chas, P. P

Wuesthoff, Frederick Wvman. X. H

Ya'ter, C, B

Yates, Eillian E

Yeakle, Charles C Yokum, J.J

Ziegler, Chas. J Zimmerman, August Zimmerman, Joe E

Zimmerman, Robt. H

Zook, Alice M

96

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

19696

258

72 248

120

108 191^

93^/^

21697

96

192

26896

2S896

io8i/^ 96^^

10996

2S895

96f64 loS^

28895^

I Davs. o