The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-02
In LITERATURE HALL
The Total Issue of Books at the Ii.
brary for February.
AN INCREASE ALL AROUND
First Number of the Bulletin VIII
Appear To-Day and VIII Be
Issued Ouarterly-Works
on Alaska.

The total issue of books at the pub.
: lie library during February was a III.
tie more than 10000, which is an in.
crease Of about 400 over the total issue
for January. The increase was largely
in the issue of books for library use
and there was a corresponding increase
in the number of people who registered
in the reference department during the
month just closed. The contents of the
library on March numbered 1894 vol
umes.
The first number of the Butte Free
Public Library Bulletin, publication of
which was recently authorized by the
board of library trustees, will make it's
appearance to-day. The objects of the
Bulletin are stated to be as follows:
First-To keep patrons informed Of
| current additions to the library.
| Second-To continue the Information
contained in the printed catalogue Of
| July, 1894. ~
| Third-To indicate the resources of
the library to those interested in spe-
| cial subjects. 81
1t will be issued quarterly and as II
will be an essential part of the full cat
alogue of the library 1t should be care
fully preserved by book borrowers.
Inc Bulletin is a 16-page pamphlet
ana in size and typographical make-up
1t Will follow the plan of the printed
catalogue. The first two and last two
pages viii be devoted to recent addi-
tons and to information of interest TO
the patrons of the library. The other
II pages will contain a complete sup
PIGMENT showing the additions to the
library from Jan. 10, 1895, where the
printed catalogue ended, and will also
show In alphabetical order the full con-
tents of the library under subject head
In mill -,
cents a copy at the library.
Inc frst number will show the con-
tents OF the library nder subject head
ings, from "A" to Animal"
On account Of the dispute over the
Alaskan boundary, IT is interesting to
note, that the library contains the fol-
lowing works on Alaska:
Allen, w. b. Gulf and Glacier (story).
Allen. w b. The Mammoth Hunters
(story).
Allen. W. B. Red Mountain of Alaska
(story).
Ballou. NJ. NJ New Eldorado.
Bancroft. H. H. History of Alaska.
Broke. G. With Sack and stock in
Alaska.
Coils. septima NJ. woman's Trip to
Alaska.
Hallock, C. Our New Alaska.
James, b. w. Alaskana (poetry)
Kari, II. w. S. Shores and Alps of
Russell. I. c. Second Expedition TO
Mount st. Elias. Q.
f. Along Alaska's Great
River.
Scidmore, E. r. Alaska
Isabel S. Cruise of the II. 8
Steamer Rush In Boring Sea. 1889
stanton, Ste. b. Boring Sea Contro-
versy.
Tyler. P. F. Northern Coasts of Amer
lea.
United States. House of Representa-
tives. Investigation of the Fur seal
and Other Fisheries of Alaska. 1889
United states. Interior Department.
Census Office. Population and RE- |
sources OF Alaska, 1890. Q. Cref)
United States. Population, Industries
and Resources of Alaska, 1880 o.
(ref)
United States. Seal Islands of Alaska.
.. Cref)
United states. War Department. Mill
tary Reconnaissance in Alaska. 1sS3.
by f. Schwatka.
Nardman, @. Trip to Alaska.
Nebb, w. S. California and Alaska
etc.
Willard 1Itor Mrs. E. s. Kinashon's wife
Voodman, Abby ]. Picturesque
Alaska.