Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14
HOURS.

which will be given however, next
week:
The library is open from 2 O'Clock
until s O'Clock p. m. and o'clock until
y o'clock p. M, every day except SIM
days and holidays. The reading room
will also be open during the week from
10 o'clock to II o'clock a. m., and on
Sundays and holidays from until p.
m.
BORROWERS.
Adults living in the city of Water
town are entitled to draw books by
filling out an application blank. Min
ors must obtain the signature of par
ent Or guardian. Students of colleges
may draw books on application signed
by member of faculty.
BORROWERS CARD.
Each person entitled to draw books
from the library will be given cara,
which must be presented whenever a
book is taken, returned Or renewed.
If this card is lost a new one will be
pawn ent of five cents.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGE CARD.
A special privilege non-fction card
will be given to each borrower upon
request. This card will entitle the
holder to draw from the library any
volume not classified as fiction.
EXPIRATION OF CARD.
Borrowers cards shall be in force for
period OF five years, when the appli-
cation shall be renewed and q new
card issued. Student cards will be
temporarily withdrawn on June 10th
OF each year.
NUMBER OF VOLUMES.
One book at q time may be drawn
on card. Two volumes of the same
work are considered as one book.
TINE KEPT.
Books may be kept for two weeks
and once renewed for the same period.
Books are at all times sub:.e to recall
for library purposes
SEVEN DAY BOOK.
Books marked (seven day book may
be kept for that time only, and cannot
be renewed or transferred to any card
whatsoever. A book not renewable
shall not again be loaned to the same
person within twenty-four hours after
it has been returned.
OVERDUE BOOKS.
A fine OF one cent a day (includ ing
Sundays and holidays) will be imposed
for books kept overtime. When a
book has been five days overdue the
borrower will be notifed by postal.
The second notice after ten days over
detention will add five cents to the fine
account.
The card may be used once while
the fine remains upaid. No claim can
be established because of the failure of
any notice to or from the library.
through the mail.or by person. Failure
to pay fines for losses, damages, or
overdue books will result in forfeiture
OF library privileges.
RENEWAL.
When book is renewed the borrow
ers' card must be presented at the IL
bray. or sent by mail, and the author
and title Of the book must be given.
RESERVE BOOKS.
Any book other than fiction or a
seven day book may be reserved upon
the payment of one cent for cost of
notice, which will be sent as soon as
the book is returned to the library.
A book will not be held longer than
two days, after which it will again be
put into circulation.
TEACHERS PRIVILEGES.
Teachers are entitled to special
teachers card, upon which five books
at time may be drawn for school use.
STUDENT PRIVILEGES.
Club members and special students
may obtain permit for drawing extra
books when needed for preparing pro-
grams or special work. The number
of books and the time they may be
kept will be determined by circum-
stances.
LOST OR DAMAGED BOOKS.
Careful use of books is expected. and
any soiling, turning down of leaves,
marking, or other injury or loss, shall
be paid for by the borrower not to ex-
coed the price of the book. Books are
supposed to be in good condition when
issued and the last borrower will be
held responsible for any mutilation Or
DETACHMENT unless reported when the
book is taken.
ACCESS TO SHELVES.
The shelves are open, and borrowers
may select their own books.
BOOK MISPLACED rs A BOOK LOST.
Borrowers are requested to return
each book taken for consultation. to
the exact place on the shelf where it
belongs.
DRAWING AND RETURNING BOOKS.
Books must be recorded at the loan
desk before being taken from the room
when returned, books must be left at
the desk before another is selected.
TEMPORARY RESIDENTS.
A temporary resident may obtain q
borrowers card nv FILING ont an ann1i-