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SOUTHERN BRANCH,

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,

LIBRARY,

tXJS ANGELES, GALJF.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF UNITED STATES PUBLIC DOCUMENTS

Department List No. 1. Ov «i^

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS ^ol<^V<x^i^

OF THE V f^

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

1862-1902

WITH ANALYTICAL INDEX

Prepared in the Office of the
SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

1904

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co:n^tekts

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Introduction 5

Preface 7

Classification explained 8

Tables 19

Index to the tables 137

Appendix 615

ABBREVIATIONS

(Circ. ) Single-sheet publication, unnumbered.

Cong Congress.

c. t. o Cover title only.

D. C Di.strict of Columbia.

ed Edition.

H. ex. doc House executive document.

H. mis. doc House miscellaneous document.

1 Leaf, leaves.

n. d No date.

n. p No place.

n. t. p No title-page.

p. , pp Page, pages.

pt.,pts Part, parts.

pi Plate, plates.

por Portrait.

rev Revised.

S. ex. doc Senate executive document.

S.mis.doc Senate miscellaneous document.

Serial no Serial numbes first assigned to

bound volumes of Congressional
documents in Document Check-
list, 2d ed., 189.'), and continued
in document indexes of 65th
and subsequent Congresses.

sesa Session.

U. S United States.

V Volume, volumes.

f ° Folio.

4" •■. Quarto.

8» Octavo.

120 Twelvemo.

16" Sixteenmo.

24» Twenty-fourmo.

32» Thirty-twomo.

3 .

SHLF

/

AV2.

INTEODUCTIOK

This List of Publications of the Agriculture Department, 1862-1902,
with analytical index, is the first of the series of contributions toward
a Biblioo-raph}' of United States public documents, which will deal
with the publications of all the Executive Departments and other
independent publishing offices of the Government. Separate lists of
the publications of each of these Departments and oflices will be issued
from time to time as completed, and will be supplied to State and
Territorial libraries, designated depositories, and other libraries as far
as the limited edition will admit. Librarians arc invited to point out
errors and to make suggestions for consideration prior to the consoli-
dation of the complete work.

I desire to express my sincere thanks for the assistance rendered by
Mr. George William Hill, Chief of the Publications Division, and
Mr. Robert B. Handy, assistant in charge of the document section,
Agriculture Department.

L. C Ferrell,
Superintendent of Documents.

OCTOKEK 13, 1903.

PREFACE

Though next to the youngest of the Executive Departments of the
United States Government, and its work having- been for 3'ears impeded
b}^ lack of interest on the part of Congress, the publications of the
Agriculture Department rank second to none in number and use-
fulness.

From a doubtful experiment, with an annual report as its only pub-
lication, the Department has developed into a great publishing office,
the output of which is eagerly sought by those engaged in agricultural
inquir}'.

The constant changes in the personnel of the various divisions com-
posing the Department, the growing need and gradual extension of
investigations, necessitated in a degree, and at least satisfactoril}^
explain, the otherwise incomprehensible peculiarities and confused
methods which characterize the publications of the various bureaus
and oflSces and of the Department as a whole.

FORMER LISTS.

As earlj^ as 1867 a general index was made to the annual reports
from 1862 to that date (Al. 1:867, p. 473), and a still more elaborate
index, 1837-1876 (including the agricultural reports made through the
Patent Office from 1837-1861), was issued in 187U (A1.8:ll:), with a
supplement bringing the work down to 188.5, printed in 1886 (A1.8: 12);
])ut it was not until 1S91 that a list of the miscellaneous publications
appeared (A1.S:55), and that included only the pul)li(ati()ns for the
five years from 1889 to 1893, being simph' a consolidated reprint of
the lists which had been a feature of the annual reports of the Secre-
taiT for those years.

In 1896 another index to the annual reports, 1837-1893, was printed
(A21.3:l), in the preface to which the former attempts to index the
reports arc characterized as "so unsatisfactory for the purpose for
which they were designed as to have fallen into almost complete dis-

use." While it is not doubted that this index was of great service, it
still left the problem of the niiseellaneoiis publications unsolved, and
it was therefore gratifying when, toward the latter end of the same
3'ear, the first list including these publications was issued.

This checklist, including all the pul)lications from IS-tl to fJune 80,
1895 (A17.3: 11), and giving a decimal classification for the convenience
of those who wished to " keep their files of Government publications
apart from their general collection of books," served to emphasize the
necessity for a complete catalogue of the pu])lications therein enumer-
ated, and formed a working basis in collecting the set of publications
of the Agriculture Department in the library of the office of the
Superintendent of Documents, which is now the most complete set of
such publications in existence.

In 1898 an author index to all the publications of the Department,
1841-1897, was printed (A21.3:'l). Much valuable information was
necessarily omitted from this work on account of the limitations of a
strictly "author index," which debarred some important publications
that failed to bear their authors' names.

The latest attempt to supply the much-needed reference list was a
"List ])y titles from 1840 to June, 1901," issued in 1902 (A21.3:6).
It was but an elaboration of the checklist of 1896, and while more
complete, presented the matter in an equally awkward form for quick
reference use.

It is hoped that the present list, combining both methods used by
its predecessors, the checklist and the index forms, will prove a satis-
factory reference work and lead the searcher quickly to the desired
publication.

CLASSIFICATION EXPLAINED.

With the establishment of the office of the Superintendent of Docu-
ments, by the provisions of the printing act of January 12, 1895, a
new era in the historj'^ of public documents was inaugurated. Not
only did the office at once undertake the tasks of cataloguing and index-
ing imposed upon it by law, but in its establishment as a great clear-
ing house for the publications of the Government it became necessary
to keep a file of the publications for reference use. In the beginning
no definite idea could l)e formed of the extent of such a collection,
and no one" dreamed of the magnitude of the work undertaken when
it was decided to collect and classif}^ a library strictly governmental
in character.

As it was seen to be impossible to arrange such a large and uncer-
tain collection of special publications by either the "decimal" or
"expansive" svstem of libi-ar}^ classification in general use, a govern-
mental author arrangement was adopted, corresponding in the main

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to the classification applied by Miss Adelaide K. Hasse to the publica
tions of the Agriculture Department in a list issued by the Depart-
ment in 1895.

It was soon found that this classification, however adequate for
a single Department, was not capable of meeting the needs of a great
library of Governmciit literature, and a new classification became
a necessity.

It was no simple matter to devise a system of classification elastic
enough to meet the needs of such a mass of unrelated matter as neces-
sarily forms a library of United States pii})lic documents, nor to foresee,
though aided by the fruits of the former experience, the many incon-
sistencies and incongruities against which to guard. Decimal, alpha-
betical, numerical, chronological, author, subject, and serial methods
of classification were experimented with, until at last the present sys-
tem, a com] )i nation of various schemes, was decided upon as the most
simple and usable, and its application to the Library has proven satis-
factorj' in every way.

But if the task of applying an acceptal)le system to the books was
hard, that of explaining it concisely and lucidly is certainly more
difiicult. In giving the following- explanation of the method of classi-
fication for United States public documents, as it is now used in the
Public Documents Librar}", which contains the largest collection of
such publications, the hope is entertained that many of the large
libraries may be led to use the scheme, thus insuring uniformit}^ of
classification, and making the lists of the various Departments, of
which this work is the first, a direct index to the publications on their
shelves.

The classification is by governmental authors: First, by Departments
or independent publishing ofiices; second, by bureaus, oflSces, or divi-
sions of such Departments or independent publishing offices.

Department symhol.

The first letter of the distinctive word in the title of each of the nine
Executive Departments is used to designate the Department, and is
written as the first term in the "classification numl)er," as follows:

A = Agriculture Department.

C = Commerce and Labor Department.

1 = Interior Department.

J = Justice Department.

N = Navy Department.

P = Post-Office DepartmcMit.

S = State Department.

T = Treasury Departnient.

W = War Department.

Ill order that no contiict should ai iso ])etweeii the Executive Depart-
ments notation and that of any ot" the independent publishing offices,
two letters are used in all other notations, as follows:

CS = Civil Service Commission.

DC= District of Columbia.

FC = Fish Commission.

FS = Freedman's Savings and Trust Company.

GN = Geographic Names Board.

GP= Government Printing Office.

IC = Interstate Commerce Commission.

Ju — Judiciary (United States courts, etc.).

La = Labor Department.

LC = Library of Congress.

NA = National Academy of Sciences.

NH = National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.

Pr = President of United States.

SI = Smithsonian Institution.
These two lists give the complete letter symbols, and the arrange-
ment on the shelves is strictly ulpha])etical taking them as a whole.
Of course, the publications of the Fish Commission and the Labor De-
partment have since the 1st day of July, 1903, been classified among
the publications of the Commerce and Labor Department, of which
thev are now bureaus, but their publications as separate publishing
offices are left under the old classification.

Bureau^ office^ or division symhol.

A s3mibol having been supplied for the Departments and independent
publishing offices, one for each of the bureaus, offices, and divisions
of such Departments or publishing offices Avas next considered.

The figure 1 following the Department or independent publishing
office symbol was fixed upon to represent the Secretary of the Depart-
ment or the chief executive officer of any of the independent publish-
ing offices, and is alwa3^s used for such, thus —

Al = Agriculture Department, Secretary's office.

Wl =War Department, Secretary's office.

GPl = Government Printing Office, Public Printer's office.

Beginning with figure 2, the numbers are applied in numerical
order to the various publishing bureaus, oflices, and divisions, these
having been arranged alphabetically when the classification was
applied; new offices to l)e added at the end of the list of a Department
and assigned the next number.

This of course does not provide for an alphabetical arrangement of
the bureaus, offices, etc., in the future, but does furnish a distinctive
symbol for each without limit.

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A point is placed after this second sj^mbol to separate the Depart-
ment and bureau notation from the rest of the " classitication number."
Examples:

Al. = Agriculture Department, Secretary's Office,

A2. — Agriculture Department, Accounts and Disbursements

Division.
A3. = Agriculture Department, Agrostology Division.
A4. = Agriculture Department, Animal Industry Bureau.
Tl. = Treasury Department, Secretary's Office.
T2. = Treasury Department, Appointments Division.
T3. = Treasury Department, Auditor for Treasury Department

(First Auditor.)
T-i. = Treasury Department, Auditor for War Department
(Second Auditor.)

Series symbol.

Next to be considered was a symbol for the numerous series of publi-
cations which emanate from these various publishing offices. As sub-
stantially ever}^ Government publishing office issues an annual report,
this annual report is considered to be the most important series in the
publications of every office, and figure 1 was therefore designated as
the symbol for "annual reports," and written as the third term in a
"classification number," following the point.

In like manner an arbitrary symbol, figure 2, is assigned to the
numerous publications of a miscellaneous character which are not
numV)cred or volumed in any series. Such sporadic issues have been
called "general publications," and their symbol, figure 2, is written
as the third term in a "classification number".

A majority of the pu])lishing offices issue their publications num-
bered in series called "bulletins" or " circulars " or both; the terms
being applied without any regularity as to size or character of the
works thus numbered. The figure 8 for "bulletins" and the figure 4
for "circulars" have been permanently assigned to these classes, to be
written as the third term in a "classification number."

We now have figures 1, 2, 3, and 4, when written after the point as
the third term in a "classification number," permanently assigned as
symbols, as follows:

.1 = Annual reports.
.2 = General publications.
.3 = Bulletins.
.4 = Circulars.
From this point the various series are ari'anged alphal)eti('ally as
far as possible, assigned the numbers following indefinitel3', and all

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new series as they come to hand are given the next number to be
applied to a series, under the office from which the}- emanate.

Should an office fail to issue any of the four classes of publications
here described, the numbers arc left blank, and the num))cring of
such series as they may issue ])egins with figure 5.

Following the series sjMnbol a colon is used to separate the series
figure or figures from the characters used as individual ""book num-
bers" to follow.
Examples:

Al. = Agriculture Department, Secretary's Office.
Al.l: = Agriculture Department, Secretary- \s Office, annual

reports.
A1.2: — Agriculture Departmeflfit, Secretary's Office, general pub-
lications.

A1.3
A1.4
A1.5

= Agriculture Department, Secretary's Office, bulletins.
= Agriculture Department, Secretary's Office, circulars.
= Agriculture Department, Secretary's Office, miscellane-
ous circulars.
A1.6: = Agriculture Department, Secretary's Office, special
reports.
N6. = Navy Department, Hydrographic Office.
N6.1: = Nav3^ Department, Hydrographic Office, annual reports.
N6.2: = Nav3' Department, Hj^drographic Office, general pub-
lications.
N6.3: = Navy Department, Hydrographic Office, bulletins.
N6.4: = Navy Department, Hydrographic Office, circulars.
N6.5: = Navy Department, Hydrographic Office, catalogues and

lists.
N6.6: = Navy Department, Hydrographic Office, corrections and

additions.
N6.7: = Nav}'^ Department, Hydrographic Office [practical papers].

Booh rtnmher.

An individual "book number" is all that is now needed to complete
the classification. The symbols for this purpose are written after the
colon as the fourth term in the "classification number." In the case
of annual or periodical publications the date is used as the book num-
ber; for a volumed series the volume number is used, and in a
numbered series the number. The works classified as "general pub-
lications" being without any of these distinctive features, it is found
advisable to arrange them in alphabetical order under the most sig-
nificant words of their titles, or under their subjects, and the Cutter
Author Table symbols for such words arc used as "])ook numbers."

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Examples:

Al. 1:901 = Agriculture Dept., Sccj'^'.s Office, annual report, 1901.

Al. 1:902 =Same, 1902.

A1.2: = Agriculture Dept. , Sec3''.s Office, general publications.

A1.2:AnJ:= Angora. Notice of receipt of letter from Min-
ister Terrell, relating to agriculture in Angora.
November 1, 1893. (Circ.)

A1.2:L48 = Leave of absence not allowed to emploj^ees out-
side of Washington. October 21, 1890. (Circ.)

N6.8: = Navy Department, llydrographic Office, publications
(numbered).

NO. 8:3 = [No. 3.] List of reported dangers to navigation
in Pacific Ocean, whose positions are doubtful,
or not found on charts in general use. 1866.
191 pp.

N6.8:40 = No. 40. Steam lanes across Atlantic; [by M. F.
Maury.] 1872. 19 pp. 3 pi.

T14.5: = Treasury Department, Second Comptroller, decisions,
digest of.

T14.5:l = Volume 1. Compiled by George Chipman. 1852.

T14.5:2 = Volume 2, 1869-1884; compiled by R. J. Mitchell.
1885. 433 pp.

Superior letters and figures.

Two other ver}^ useful features of the classification need some
explanation, namel}^ the use of the superior letter a (*), and the
superior figures (^~").

The superior letter always designates excerpts from the publication
bearing the same notation without the ("). The name adopted for
these excerpts is "separates," and they are always designated b}^ the
superior ("), These " separates " arc arranged in classes \)y themselves,
immediatel}' following the series from which they are taken. In cases
where the separates are from an annual report series it has often been
found necessary to make two classes. The personal report of the chief,
which usuall}' appears in pamphlet form without the accompanying
documents, is arranged and book-numbered by dates. The other class,
scientific reports accompanying the report of the chief, is arranged
alphabetically on the same plan as the "general publications."
Examples:

A 1.1:901 = Agriculture Department, Secretary's Office, annual

report, 1901.
Al.L':9ol = Agriculture Department, Secretary's Office, annual
report, 1901 (separate).

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Examples — Continued.

N 14. 5:885 = Navy Department, Naval Observatory, Astronom-
ical and Meteorological Observations, 1885.
Nl4:.5":As8 = Same (separate). Astrophotographic Congress,
International, etc. ; by A. G. Winterhalter. 1889.
(Reprint of Appendix 1, Astronomical and Mete-
orological Observations, 1885.)
The superior figures are used to differentiate between two publica-
tions which may of necessity be assigned the same symbol in the
alpha])etical classification, and also to distinguish between the various
editions of the same serial or numbered publication.

Examples:

A1.2: = Agriculture Dept., Secy's Office, general publications.

A1.2:Ag8* = Agricultural colleges. List of delegates and

visitors to tenth annual convention of Asso-
ciation of American Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment Stations, 1896. n. t. p. 3 pp.
A1.2:Ag8* = Agriculture Department. [Letter as to work

and needs of Depai-tment of Agriculture; by
William G. Le Due] February 27, 1880.
n. t. p. 15 pp.
116.5: = Interior Department, Education Bureau, Circulars

of Information.

116.5:875' = 1875, No. 1. Proceedings of Department of

Superintendence of National Educational

Association, Washington, D. C, January 27

and 28, 1875. 1875. Ill pp. 1 pi.

116.5:875* = 1875, No. 2. Education in Japan; [by William

E. Griffis and David Murray.] 1875. 61 pp.

N6.8: = Navy Department, Hydrographic Office, publications

(numbered).
N6.8:90* = No. 90. Development of great circle sailing;

by G. VV. Littlehales. 1889. 53 pp. 5 pi.
1 map.
N6.8:90* = Same, 2d ed. 1889. 63 pp. 7 pi. 2 maps.
It will bo scon that the system here presented is expansive enough
to cover an}^ number of departments, offices, series, or books, and that,
too, in as concise a form as possible. A long or intricate classification
number is not only hard to apply to a book, but it is difficult to
remember in consulting the shelves, and it should therefore be as
short and simple as possible. Certainly the numbers or symbols in
the method herein described express a great deal in a limited space,
and it is hard to conceive of a shorter method of expressing such a
phrase as "Interior Department, Geological and Geographical Survey

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of the Territories (Hayden), Final reports, Volume !♦,''"' than b}' the
accurate notation 118.5 :i), which, when analyzed, exhibits a clear state-
ment of the entire phrase: (I) Interior Department; (18) Geological
and Geographical Survey of the Territories (Haj^den); (.5) Final
reports; (:!)) Volume 1>: = I18.5:9.

THE TABLES.

The Tables in this work are elaborated from the card shelf list used
in this Librar}'. All the necessary bibliographical information is
appended to the entrj" of a publication or series, and no time or effort
has been spared in the attempt to make these Tables present an accu-
rate and complete list of all the publications of the Department from
1862, including all 1902 imprints.

When a publication was also issued as a Congressional document the
Congressional reference is inserted after the entry for such publication
in the Tables. In a few instances a single paper in a volume has been
so issued, and in those cases it has been necessar}^ to insert the
Congressional reference in the Index.

Those publications which emanated from the Department, but which
were issued only as Congressional documents, are listed chronolog-
ically in the Appendix to this work.

The titles in the Tables are exact copies of the title-pages of the pub-
lications with the omission of unnecessary articles. In case of
"general publications" or other series which are classified alphabet-
ically the subject words are introduced as headings and the title follows
as it appears on the publication.

In counting the maps, plates, charts, etc., in a volume the total
number has been stated as " plates," except in cases where the character
of the illustration was plainly determined by numbering.

When the word circular "(circ.)" appears at the end of an entry it
indicates a one-page publication of uncertain size.

THE INDEX.

The Index, which forms the most important as well as the larger
part of this work, has been carefully compiled with a view to quick
reference to any special author, subject, or title. In dealing with a
collection of publications differing so widely in their sul)ject-matter,
and for the most part of a scientific character, it has been found diffi-
cult to determine the best form of entry in man 3' instances for papers
with meaningl(\ss or strictly technical headings, cspiM-ially when a
reading of the paper ])y one unac(|uainted witli tlie subject treated has
proved equall}' unsatisfactory in suggesting a suitable title. There are
doubtless omissions on account of these nondesci-ipt titles, which, to
save time, have been used for the Index entries. Only where titles

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were found perfectly nioaiiingless, as "A few facts from Florida"
or "A popular experiment," has the article been read, the reason for
which is clearly indicated by the statement that a complete collection
of the publications of the Department includes al)out ;:^.,5<)0 books,
pamphlets, and circulars of from 1 to 1,500 pages each, some of
which contain fifty or more distinct papers.

The Index entries to the rohimes listed are in man}^ cases greatly
abbreviated, as the full title and all information concerning the publi-
cation can be obtained from the entry in the Tables, but in the case of
analytical references the full title as given in the document has been
entered, in order to convey as much information as possible.

In analyzing the annual reports of the chiefs of the various bureaus
or offices, only papers distinct from the main report, or which, if
included, have an individual author, are brought out in the Index, the
various subheads in the reports not being noted.

When a date does not appear in an entr}^ in the Index it indicates
that there is more than one edition or print of the article indexed,
except in cases of undated pulilications, where a date could not be
given, or of annual report analyticals, where the date appears as the
book number.

CONCLUSION.

The greatest drawback to systematic classification and read}^ refer-
ence was the vast number of miscellaneous unnumbered publications.
An endeavor has been ^-:.^s ' . this list to classify in distinct series,
as far as possible, this unwieldy mass, and to that end numbers have
been assigned and series formed and named, or they were numbered
in either the series ""bulletins" or "circulars" when these series were
not already filled.

There is no well-defined definition for either '"bulletin" or "circular"
as applied to public documents, as jvitnessed by the fact that the scries
of numbered "circulars" in the Surgeon-General's office. War Depart-
ment, contains both large quarto volumes and one-page letters, while
the circulars of other offices are single sheets of man}- varying sizes,
and of some of the scientific bureaus of the Agriculture Department
are small pamphlets. In assigning numbers in this list, however,
the series of "bulletins" have been filled with the more important
pamphlet publications, and the series "circulars," made up of the
ephemeral or smaller works, generally of one-page letters.

The unnecessary nudtiplication of numbers on the title pages, espe-
cially of the publications of the Agriculture Department, is a subject
which does not lend itself to easy explanation, if indeed there is any
reason in it, and no account, therefore, has been taken in this list of
the various "whole numbers" of the divisions, nor the "serial num-

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l)ers'' of certain classes of literature, whicli form a cojifused juin})lc
of ujiintelli<;ible characters on the title-pages of so luan}^ of the Depart-
ment's pamphlets.

If the publications of each publishing office could be confined
within the two series '"'bulletins'"' and " circulars," for which pro-
vision is made under each office in the classification; or if, in case of
continued issues, they could be given a series title and series number
of their own, such series title and series number to appear on the title-
page (not on the cover or in the back title) of each publication, nuich
of the confusion and oft-complained-of "multiplication of number-
ing"' would be done away with.

Another great boon to librarians would be the adoption by the
Department of a "whole number,"" to be assigned to all publications
of the Department, ncrmatter by which bureau issued, serially in the
order of issue, printed in small type in an inconspicuous place on the
title-page, or at the heading of an article, and applied without reser-
vation to ever^^thing issued Avhich the Department considers a "pub-
lication." This "whole number," howevei", not to supersede the
series numbers of the publishing bureaus, but to take the place of all
other title-page numbers.

In compiling lists of the publications of the Departments, every-
thing issued by a Department, except circular letters and cards and
notices of a purely office character, should ])e listed; and yet it is
found in many instances almost impossible to determine what the
Department considers a "publication, liiiii'jMiumbered issues being
of but a temporar}" character, while an unnumbered card or circular
maj^ be of importance, and if discarded would be regarded as a serious
omission.

" Whole numbers" are now used by manj^ of the publishing offices
to designate a certain class of literature, ])ut to be of practical value
the number must be applied by the Department, and should appear
on everything issued which it considers a "publication." Librarians
could then easily keep track of the publications and be sure when
they had them all, whereas now no one knows wdiat constitutes a com-
plete set of the publications of any of the great Departments.

A carefully assorted and beautifully bound collection of many of
the publications of the Department, whicii proved of great value in
compiling this list, is safely entombed in a vault in the grounds of the
Department; its li})rary has a fair repres(>ntation of the ])u)>lications;
whil(> most of the scientific bui-eaus retain tiles of at least the last
editions of their works; but in no one place, nor in all combined, does
the Dei)artment possess anything like a complete Hie of its valuable
literature. This, however, is not surprising, for in all the well-

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equipped libraries of the various Departments it is most discouraging
to note the doartli of publications of the Departments themselves, a
fact which should certainly be remedied.

E\ery bureau and office in the Department has l)ecn visited and
private files searched in the endeavor to make this list complete, and
it is hoped it will prove a satisfactory substitute for a catalogue of the
Department's publications.

William Leandkh Post.

Public Documents Library,

Octoher m, 1003.

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TABLES

For a full explanation of the classification used in these Tables, see
pp. 8-15, without a cai'eful perusal of which the best results can not
be obtained in using this list.

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A. AGPilCULTUPiE DEPARTMENT

[By an appropriation for the collection of agricultural statistics, March 3, 1839, an
agricultural section was established in the Patent Office. The section continued
until May 15, 1862, when it was made a sei)arate Department, though it was not
until February 9, 1889, that it was raised to the dignity of a Cabinet office.]

Class! flea-
tion no.

Al. SECRETARY

862
863
864
865
866
867
868'
8(59
870
871

872
873

874

875

H. ex. doc. 78; serial no. 1168.
In H. ex. doc. v. 5; serial no. 1184.

Al.l: Annual reports

[The annual report on agriculture began in 1837 with a two-page statement in the
report of Henry L. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Patents. From that date to 1861
it formed a part of the report of the Commissioner of Patents, making a separate
volume after 1849.

In 1S62 the Department of Agriculture was established and its annual report was
uniformly issued up to 1893. Beginning with the report for 1894, in accordance
with paragraph 2, section 73, of the printing act of January 12, 1895, the report
has been prepared in two volumes, one containing the Secretary's report and
the purely executive reports of the several chiefs of bureaus, divisions, and
offices; the other, ktiown as the Yearbook (ALIO:), embracing the Secretary's
report and a collection of special articles on agricultural science.

The title of the head of the Department was Commissioner of Agriculture until 1889,
when he became .'Secretary of A,i,'ricultnre and a member of the Cabinet.

References to the various repurts and scientific papers contained in this series of
annual reports will be found under their proper headings in the Index to this
work.

For further information see notes under Al.l a:]

Commissioner of Agriculture

1862 (Newton), 632 pp., 52 pi.
Same, 37th Cong., 3d sess.,

1863 (Newton), 698 pp., 48 pi,
Same, 38th Cong., 1st sess.

1864 (Newton), 676 pp., 48 pi
Same, 38th Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 68; serial no. 1228.

1865 (Newton), iv-|-608 pp., 32 pi.
Same, 39th Cong., 1st sess., H. ex. doc. 136; serial no. 1266.

1866 (Newton), 656 pp., 36 pi.
Same, 39th Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 107; serial no. 1297.

1867 (Stokes; Capron), xix+512 pp., 37 pi.
Same, 40th Cong., 2d sess. In H. ex. doc. v. 21; serial no. 1347.

1868 (Capron), [4] +671 pp., 19 pi.
Same, 40th Cong., 3d sess., H. ex. doc;, unnumbered; serial no. 1383.

1869 (Capron), 702 pp., 38 pi.
Same, 4LstCong., 2(1 sess., 11. ex. doc. niiiiund)ered; serial no. 1428.

1870 (Capron), 688 pp., 33 pi.
Same, 41st Cong., 3d sess., H. ex. doc. unnumbered; serial no. 1461.

1871 (Watts), [4] I 524 pp., 29 pi.
Same, 42d Cong., 2d sess., II. ex. doc. [327]; serial no. 1522.
Same, witliout accompanying documents. 42d Cong., 2d sess., H. ex.

doc. 1, p. 145; serial no. 1502.

1872 (Watts), 524 ])p., 12 pi. (Not issued in Congressional set.)

1873 (Watts), 496 pp., 1 \)\. [Erroneously assigned serial no. 1616, but
never issued in Congressional set.]

1874 (Watts), 4()3 pp., 9 pi.
Same, 43d Cong., 2(1 sess., 11. ex. doc. unnumbered; serial no. 1652.

1875 (Watts), 536 pp., (il pi. (Not issued in Congressional set. )

21

Tables

I'lasslflca-
tlon 110.

Al.l:

876

877

878
879
880

881-2
883
884

- 885
886
887
888

889
890
891
892
v«93
894
895
•^ 896
897
898
899
900
901
902

Al.l«:
Al.l":

109; serial no. 2114.
178; serial no. 2212.

H. ex. doc. 1, pt. 7; serial no. 2732.
H. ex. doo. 1, pt. 6; serial no. 2847.
doc. 1, pt. 6; serial no. 2940.

Al. SECRETARY— Continued

Annual reports — Continued

1876 (Watts), 447 pp., 15 pi. (Not issued in Congressional set.)

1877 (Le Due), 592+[l] pp., 54 pi. (Not issued in Congressional set.)
>SV(' for supplemental report, 1877, A1.2:An7'

1878 (Le Due), 608-(-[l] pp., 59 pi. (Not issued in Congressional set.)

1879 (Le Due), 621 pp., 67 pi. (Not issued in Congressional set.)

1880 (Le Due), 672 pp., 136 i)l.

Same, preliminary report, 46tli Cong., 3d sess., H. ex. d(je. 27; serial
no. 1941.

1881 and 1882 (Loring), 704 pp., 85 pi.

Same, 47th Cong., 1st sess., H. ex. doe. [228]; serial no. 2034.

1883 (Loring), 496 jip., 54 pi.
Same, 47th Cong., 2d sess., 11, ex. doe.

1884 (Loring), 581 pp., 71 pi.
Same, 48th Cong., 1st sess., IL ex. doe

1885 (Colman), 640 pp., 45 pi.
Same, 48th Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 269; serial no. 2309.

1886 (Colman), 719 pp., 72 pi.
Same, 49th Cong., 1st sess., H. ox. doc. 378; serial no. 2405.

1887 (Colman), 724 pp., 70 pi., 1 map.
Same, 49th Cong., 2d sess., IL ex. doc. 201; serial no. 2487.

1888 (Colman), 708 pp., 69 pi., 1 map.
Same, 50th Cong., 1st sess., H. ex. doc. 470; serial no. 2564.

Secretary of Agriculture

1889 (Rusk), 560 pp., 44 pi.
Same, 51st Cong., 1st sess.

1890 (Rusk), 612 pp., 50 pi.
Same, 51st Cong., 2d sess.,

1891 (Rusk), 653 pp., 59 pi., 1 map.
Same, 52d Cong., 1st sess., H. ex.

1892 (Rusk), 656 pp., 71 pi.
Same, 52d Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 1, pt. 6; serial no. 3095.

1893 (Morton), 608 pp., 29 pi.

Same, 53d Cong.. 2d sess., H. ex. doe. 1, pt. 6; serial no. 3216.

1894 (Morton), 120 pp.

Same, 53d Cong., 3d sess., H. ex. doc. 1, pt. 6; serial no. 3310.

1895 (Morton), 266 pp., 1 chart.

Same, 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. doe. 6; serial no 3390.

1896 (Morton), li+269 pp.

Same, 54th Cong., 2d sess., H. doe. 6; serial no. 3496.

1897 (Wilson), liv+226 pp.

Same, 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 6; serial no 3651.

1898 (Wilson), Ixiii i 212 pp.

Same, 55th Cong., 3d sess., H. doe. 6; serial no. 3768.

1899 (Wilson), lxx+266 pp.

Same, 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 6; serial no. 3929.

1900 (Wilson), lxxviii+297 pp.

Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 6; serial no. 4116.

1901 (Wilson), CXV4-344 pp.

Same, 57th Cong., 1st sess. H. doc. 6; serial no. 4301.

1902 (Wilson), cxxiv+402 pp.

Same, 57th Cong., 2d sess., H. doe. 6; serial no. 4466.
See also, for another print of personal report of Secretary, 1902,
A1.8:73

Annual reports (separates; Secretary's report)

[The personal report of the Secretary i.s issued separately in pamphlet form in
advance of the main volume; is also the first paper in the Yearbook (ALIO:); and
sometimes appears as a broadside, or as a pamphlet printed on one side of the
page only, for the use of the press.]

Annual reports (separates; niLscellaneous)

[Only a small number of the scientific papers accompanying the report of the
Secretarv are known to have been printed separately. References to all the
scientific papers will be found under their proper headings in the index to this
work.]

22

Table§

Classifica-
tion no.

A.l:2

Ag8i

Ag8^

An4
An5'

An5'^
An7'
An7-^
Ap4i

ApG'
Ap6''
B39'

B39'^

b:w*

B*)5

C29'

C29'^
C29^

C29*
C29*

C29'''

C491

049^
C49»

C49<

Al. SECRETARY— Continued

Oenerul piiblicsitioiiN

Agricultural Culleges. List of delegates and visitors to 10th annual
convention of Association of American Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment Stations. 1896. n. t. p. 3 pp.

Agriculture Department. [Letter as to work and needs of Department
of Agriculture; by William G. Le Due] Feb. 27, 1880. n. t. p.
15 pp.

Agriculture Department. Notice of its various functions. 1893. ( Circ. )

Angora. Notice of receipt of letter from Minister Terrell relating to
Agriculture in Angora. Nov. 1, 1893. (Circ.)

Animal Industry Bureau. Proposed bill submitted for consideration and
revision, offering amendments to act of May 29, 1884, establishing
Bureau of Animal Industry, with view of more effectual control of
contagious diseases, n. t. p. n. d. 12 pp. 4°

Animal Industry Bureau. [Letter of J. M. Rusk relative to establish-
ment of Bureau of Animal Industry, etc.] Apr. 12, 1890. 8 pp.

Annual report of Connnissioner of Agriculture (supplemental) to Presi-
dent. Nov., 1877. 19 pp.
Same, also transmitting special Department reports no. 1 [A1.6:l] and
no. 3 [Al. 6:3] 19+32+26 pp.

Apparatus for sale. Jan. 24, 1896. (Circ.)

Appalachian region. Message from President of U. S., transmitting
rep<jrt of Secretary of Agriculture [James Wilson, in collaboration
with Department of the Interior], in relation to forests, rivers, and
mountains of southern Apjtalachian region. 1902. 210 pp. 78
[80] pi. large 8°
Same, 57th Cong., 1st sess., S. doc. 84; serial no. 4229.

Appointment clerk, rejjort of. Dec. 1, 1901. n. t. p. 5 pp.
Same; revised. Dec. 1, 1901. n. t. p. 7 pji.

Beet sugar. Special report on beet-sugar industry in U. S. [in 1897].
1898. 240 pp. 2 maps.
Same, 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 396; serial no. 3691.
Same, separate, pp. iv.+l 61-233; Beet-sugar industry in U. S. [in

1897], report of special agent Charles F. Say lor.
Same, separate, pp. 135-140, 160; Analyses of sugar beets grown in
various States; by H. W. Wiley.

Beet sugar. Progress of beet-sugar industry in U. S. in 1898. 1899.
162 pp.
Same, 55th Cong., 3d sess., H. doc. 267; serial no. 3812.

Beet sugar. Progress of beet-sugar industry in U. S. in 1899; with a
supplementary report on cane-sugar industry of Hawaiian Islands.
1900. 200 pp. 4 maps.
Same, 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 699; serial no. 3985.
^'«;a;.so A 1.8:69.

Cattle. Reports on diseases of cattle in U. S., made to Commissioner
of Agriculture, with accompanying documents. 1869. 190 pp.
Ipl.

Cattle. Report of Commissioner of Agriculture on diseases of cattle in
U.S. 1871. [4] +205 pp. 14 pi. 4°

Cattle. Corresjiondence with S. W. Allerton concerning exportation
of Canadian cattle from port of Boston, Mass. I)ec. 28, 1896.
n. t. p. 11 \>\h
Same. (l>roadside. )

Cattle. Results of examinations of fluids of diseased cattle, with refer-
ence to ])resence of cryptogamic growth. 1871. 12 pp. 4° *

Cattle. Contagious pleuro-pneumonia or lung plague of cattle; where
and to what extent it exists. 1870. 17 pp. *

Civil service. Letter relative to classified service. Dec. 16, 1895.
(Circ.)
Same. Dec. 1, 1896. (Circ.)

Civil service. Civil servi(!e in [Agricuhurc] Department. Feb. 29, 1896.
n. t. p. 2 pp.
Same. May 14, 1896. n. t. p. 2 pp.

* No copy found.

23

Tal»le§

ClasNlflca-
tlon ho.

A1.2:

C71

C76

D14.
Ex6i

Ex6«
F76

H78

H89

In7

L48

N84

P53

P69

P94

P96>

P96*

poe"

P96*
P965
P96«
P96'
P96«

E13
R89

Sci 1 1
SciP

Scil"
Scil*
Sci 1 *
Scil«
Scir

A 1 . SECRKTARY— Continued

Oeiierul publiosilioiis — Cuntinueil

Colnian, N. J. Report in response to inquiries of select committee of
Senate appointed to inquire into and examine the methods of busi-
ness of the J'jxecutive l)ei)artnu'nts. 18S8. n. t. jt. 106 j)}).
Convention. Proceedings of National Agricultural Convention held at
Washington, Feb. 15-17, 1872. 1872. 84 pp.
Same, 42d Cong., 2d sess., S. mis. doc. 164; serial no. 1526.
Dairy. P]xport of dairy products of U. S., 1821-1890. [1890.] (Circ.) *
Expenditures. [Relative to restriction of expenditures in Department.]

Apr. 6, 1896. (Circ.)
Experiments. Protest against proposed legislation restricting experiments
of Department. [With copy of Senate bill 1063.] May 25, 1897.
n. t. p. 8-1-2 pp.
Flax and Hemp Commission. Report of Flax and HemiJ Commission
[J. K. Moorhead, Jno. A. Warder, and Chas. Jackson], appointed
underactof Congressof Feb. 25, 1863. n. p. [1865.] 96 pp. (Cover
title only.)
Same, 38th Cong., 2d sess., S. ex. doc. 35; serial no. 1209.
Horses. Market for American horses in foreign countries. 1898. 94 pp.

6 pi.
Hungarian brome grass. Notice of circular [no. 1, Botany Division] on

Hungarian brome grass. June, 1894. (Circ.) *
Inspectors. General orders to inspectors [relative to humane treatment

of animals]. May 13, 1896. (Circ.)
Leave of absence not allowed to employees outside of Washington. Oct.

21, 1896. (Circ.)
Notice of receipt of communications on various subjects. Julv 7, 1893.

(Circ.) *
Philadelphia, Pa. Report of participation of Department of Agriculture
in International Exhibition of 1876; by AVilliam Saunders. 1884. *
Plants. Catalogue of U. S. plants in Department of Agriculture. [186-.]

27 pp. (Cover title only. )
Promotions. Regulations governing promotions, etc., in Department of

Agriculture. Dec. 1, 1896. n. t. p. 3 pp.
Publications. General order [relative to] distribution of pu])lications.
Jan. 10, 1896. (Circ.)

' ■ Oct. 15, 1895.

Feb. 25, 1896.
Mav 16, 1896.
Julv 1, 1896.
Mai-. 15, 1897.
June 30, 1897.
Publications. Instructions relating to purcha.se of publications. Jan. 22,

1896. (Circ.)
Railroad and transportation companies. Circular to railroad and trans-
portation companies relative to prevention of exportation of diseased
cattle. Feb. 24, 1890. (Circ.) *
Rusk, Jeremiah M. Annual reports, with selected correspondence, relat-
ing to export trade of U. S. in live stock and meat products, of Jere-
miah M. Rusk, 1889-92. 1893. 40+52-f 59+64-|-33 pp.
See aim for correspondence A 1.8:53.
Scientific work in Department. Recommendation for appointment of
director in chief of scientific work. Feb. 15, 1896. n. t. p. 3 pp.
Scientific work in Department. Opinions of scientific men and others
with regard to proposition for a director in chief of scientific
bureaus. 1st ed. [1896.] n. t p. 3 pp.
Same. 2d ed. [1896.] n. t. j). 8 pp.
Same. 3d ed. [1896.] n. t. ]>. 16 jip.
Same, additional opinions. [1896.] n. t. p. 4 \>y>.
Same, additional resolutions. [1896.] n. t. p. 4 p}).
Same with report of Senate Connnittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
[1896.] n. t. i>. 12 pp.

*N() copy found.

Same, Farmers' bulletins.
Same, Farmers' bulletins.
Same, Farmers' bulletins.
Same, Farmers' bulletins.
Same, Farmers' bulletins.
Same, Farmers' bulletins.

4 pp.

4 pp.

4 pp.

4 pp.

4 pp.

4°

4 pp.

4°

24

Classlflca-
tlon no.

A1.2:

Ocn

Se3i

Seed.

Se3^

Seed.

Se3'

Seed.

Se3*
Se35

Seed.
Seed.

Se3«

Seed.

Se3'
Se3«

Seed.
Seed.

Al. SECRETARY— Continued

Tables

of diHtributiou of secil. July
n. d.

Ocneral publicitlioiis — Continued

Relative to status and discontinujuu
25, 1895. (Circ-. )

Opinions of the press concerning free-seed distribution.
n. t. p. 12 pp.

Statement of secretary at joint meeting of Senate and House Com-
mittees of Agriculture [relative to] free-seed distrilnition. Jan. 15,
1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.

Proposals for furnishing seed. Mar. 18, 1896. (Slip.)
Statement in regard to award of seed contract. Apr. 16, 1896.
n. t. p. 8 pp.

Prohibiting use of Government seed I'uvelopes l)v unauthorized
parties. May 2, 1896. (Circ.)
Cost of seed distribution! Jan. 30, 1897. n. t. p. 3 pp.
Brief instructions in regard to sowing seeds and raising young
plants of forest trees, n. d. 5 pp.
Sheep husbandry in U. S. Origin and growth of sheep husbandry in
U. S., with some remarks on angora fleece. 1880. [1] +133 pp.
4 pi.
Same, 45th Cong., 3d sess., S. ex. doc. 25; serial no. 1828.
Societies. List of agricultural and horticultural societies in U. S. 1869. *
Specifications of workmanship and materials required in erection and
completion of new building for acconnnodation of Department of
Agriculture in Washington, I). C; prepared by Cluss & Kam-
merhueber. 1867. 26-|-2pp.
Sugarhouse machinery for sale July 1, 1895. n. t. p. 8 pp. 4°
Traveling expenses. Allowances for traveling expenses. Oct. 1, 1889.
8 pp.
Same. July 1, 1893. 11 pp.
A'ienna. Notice relating t(j International Exhibition, Vienna, 1894. Nov.

27, 1893. (Circ. )
Wilson, James. Speech by James Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture, deliv-
ered Julv 7, 1902, at School of Agriculture, Columbus, Ohio. July
17, 1902." n. t. ]). 6 pp.
Wools. Report upon examination of wools and other animal fibers; by
William McMurtrie. 1886. 613 ])p. 72 pi. 4°
Same, 49th Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 392. Serial no. 2426.

Rulletint«

None issued.
Circulars

[No. 1.] Statem6nt in regard to award of seed contract. Apr. 16, 1896.

n. t. p. 8 pp.
[No. 2.] Vivisection in District of Columbia. May 16, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 3. Address on progress of Southern agriculture; by Charles W.

Dabney. June 1, 1896. n. t. p. 12 pp.
No. 4. [Letter of protest and api^eal to persons interested in animal

industry, accompanying a draft of Senate bill 1552, 54th Cong.,

1st sess., entitled ".\n act for the further prevention of cruelty to

animals in District of Columbia."] June 5, 1896. n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 5. Civil service in Department of Agriculture. June 20, 1896. n.

^ t. p. 4 ])p.
No. 6. Nundu'r, status, and compensation of employees in Department

of Agriculture, July ], 1897. Jan. 20, 1898. n. t. p. 4 j))).
No. 7. Possible influence of importation of Ilawaiian sugar on beet-sugar

production in United States. Jan. 17, 1898. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 8. [Cooperative work in grass and forage ])lant investigations with

State experiment stations; by T. A. Williams.] Nov. 20, 1900.

n. t. p. 14 pp.
Same, revised. [1901.] n. t. p. 16i)p.
No. 9. [Collectitm and distri})ution of grass seed: field work; by C. L.

Shear.] Dec. 10, 1900. ii. t. \<. II pp.

*No copy folliul.

25

Tables

Classinca-
tloii no.

A1.5:

3

11'

11'
11^
11^
11"
12

18
22

26

28

31

33
34

A I . SECRETARY— Coutinuud

IWiseellaiicoiis circulars

No. 1. Castor-oil plant, n. d. n. t. p. 4 pp.

No. 2. ]\Iisi?issippi River fioud. Apr. 12, 1897. n. t. ]i.

No. 3. Mississippi River flood, 2d report. Apr. 22, 1897.

() pp.

A1.6: ' Special reports

N(

pros-

nects <if cane-su'^ar iiidustrv

t. p. 4 pp.

II. S. 187

No

No

1877. (In A27.0:15.)
tea-i)lant, and ])ra('tiea])ility of its culture
Also some remarks on cultivation of Coffee

. 1. Condition am

41 pp.
See also A1.2:An7^
. 2. Condition of crops, etc.
. 3. Tlu'a viridis or Chinese

and juanufacture in C S.

plant. 1877. 26 pp.
See also A1.2:An7*
No. 4. Ctdtivation of fig, and method of preparing the fruit for commerce;

also report on importance of cultivation of date palm. 1878. 17 pp.
No. 5. Condition of crops, June 1, 1878. (In A27.9:16.)
No. 6. Condition of crops, July 1, 1878. (In A27.9:16.)
No. 7. Condition of crops, Aug. 1, 1878. (In A27.9:16.)
No. 8. Condition of crops, Sept. 1, 1878. (In A27.9:16.)
No. 9. Condition of crops, Dec. 1, 1878. (In A27.9:16.)
No. 10. Condition of crops, and live stock, Jan., 1879. _ (In A27.9:17.)
No. 11. The silk-worm; being brief manual of instruction for production

of silk. [Bv C. V. Riley.] 1879. 31 pp.
Same; by C. V" Riley, 2d edition. 1882. 37 pp.
Same, 3d edition.*
Same, 4th edition. 1883. 37 pp.
Same, 5th edition. 1884. 37 pp.
. 12. Invest gation of diseases of swine, and infectious and contagiou-i

diseases incident to other classes of domesticated animals. 1879.

292 pp. 17 pi.
. 13. Condition of crops and livestock, Apr., 1879. (In A27.9:17. )
. 14. Condition of crops and live stock, June, 1879. (In A27.9:17. )
. 15. Condition of crops, July 1, 1879. (In A27.9:17.)
. 16. Condition of crops, Aug. 1, 1879. (In A27.9:17.)
. 17. Condition of crops, Sept. 1, 1879. (In A27.9:17.)
. 18. Tea-culture as a probable American industry ; by William Saunders.

Read before New York Horticultural Society, at its meeting, Oct. 7,

1879. 1879. 21 pp.
. 19. Condition of crops, Nov. 1, 1879. (In A27.9:17.)
. 20. Condition of crops, Dec. 1, 1879. (In A27.9:17.)
. 21. Number and prices of farm animals, Jan. 1, 1880. (In A27.9:18. )
, 22. Contagious diseases of domesticated' animals; continuation of

investigation by Department of Agriculture. 1880. 268 pp. 15 pi.

1 map.
. 2.3. Condition of crops, Apr., 1880. (In A27.9:18.)
. 24. Condition of crops, June and July, 1880. (In A27.9:18. )
. 25. Condition of crops, Aug., 1880. \ln A27.9:18.)
. 26. Culture of sumac in Sicily, and its preparation for market in

Europe and U. S.; by William McMurtrie. 1880. 32 pp. 8 pi.
, 27. Condition of crops, Sept., 1880. (In A27.9:18.)
. 28. Culture of sugar beet and manufacture of sugar therefrom in France

and U. S. ; by William McMurtrie. 1880. 294 pp. 32 pi. 4 maps.
[Extensively quoted in Bulletin No. '2r), Chemistry Bureau. See A8.3:2f).]
. 29. Condition of crops, Nov. 1, 1880. (In A27.9:18.)
. 30. Condition of crops, Dec. 1, 1880. (In A27.9:18. )
. 31. Contagious pleuro-pneumonia; 3d report of Charles P. Lyman.

1881. 20 pp. 7 pi.
. 32. Condition of crops and live stock, Apr., 1881. (In A27.9:19.)_
. 33. Analytical work done on sorghum and cornstalks by Chemical

division, July-Dec, 1880; by Peter Collier. 1881. 101pp. 27 pi.
. 34. Contagious diseases of domesticated animals. 1881. 391 pp.

51 pi.

*No eoi)y found.

No

No

No
No
No
No
No

No
No
No
No

No
No
No
No

No
No

No
No

No

No
No

No

26

Tables

Classlflea-
tloii no.

Al. SECRETARY— Continued

-Continued

cane; by J. Henry Comstock. LS81.

Special report^i-

No. 35. Insects injurious to su^

11 pp.
No. 36. Report upon statistics of grape culture and wine produ(;tion in

U. S. for 1880; by William ]Mc:SIurtrie. 1881. 104 pp.
No. 37. Condition of crops, June--July, 1881. (In x\.27.9:19.)
No. 38. Condition of crops, Aug. 1, 1881. (In A27.9:19.)
No. 39. Condition of crops, Sept. 1, 1881. (In A27.9:19.)
No. 40. Condition and needs of sprinc wheat culture in Northwest; bv

C. C. Andrews. 1882. 99 pp.
No. 41. Repoi't upon estimated production of cereals of U. S., for year 1881.

[February, 1882.] 1882. (In A27.9:20.)
No. 42. Condition of winter grain, etc., Apr., 1882. (In A27.9:20.)
No. 43. Condition of winter grain, etc.. May, 1882. (In A27.9:20.)
No. 44. Acreage and condition of cotton, etc., June, 1882. (In A27.9:20. )
No. 45. Area and condition of corn, etc., July, 1882. (In A27.9:20.)
No. 46. Condition of corn and cotton, etc., Aug., 1882. (In A27.9:20.)
No. 47. Climate, soil, and agricultural capabilities of South Carolina and

Georgia; l)y J. C. Hemphill. 1882. 65 pp.
No. 48. Silos and ensilage; a-record of j^ractical tests in several States and

Canada. 1882. 70 pp.
No. 49. Condition of corn and cotton, etc., Sept., 1882. (In A27.9:20.)
No. 50. Dissemination of Texas fever of cattle, and how to control it.

1882. 14 pp.
No. 51. Yield and (luality of small grain, etc. 1882. (In A27.9:20.)
No. 52. Yield per acre of cotton, corn, potatoes, etc. Nov., 1882. (In

A27.9:20.)
No. 53. Product and price of principal crops of 1882. 1882. (In

A27.9:20.)
No. 54. Address of Geo. B. Loring [on sorghum sugar industry] before

Mississippi Valley Cane-Growers' Association, St. Louis, Mo., Dec.

14, 1882. 1883. 19 pp.
No. 55. Grange: its origin, progress, and educational purposes, by D.

Wyatt Aiken; read before a convention called Ijy Commissioner of

Agriculture January 23, 1883, to consider subject of agricultural

education. 1883. 18 pp.
No. 56. Numbers and values of farm animals, Feb., 1883. (In A27.9:21.^
No. 57. Distril)ution, etc., of corn and wheat, Mar., 1883. (In A27.9:21.)
No. 58. Area and condition of winter wheat, etc., Apr., 1883. (In

A27.9:21.)
No. 59. Condition of winter grain, etc., May, 1883. (In A27.9:21.)
No. 60. Acreage of sjjring grain and cotton, etc., June, 1883.

A27.9:21.)
No. 61. Area of corn, potatoes, and tobacco, etc., Julv, 1883.

A27.9:21.)
No. 62. Observations on soils and products of Florida; by William

Saunders. 1883. 30 pp.
No. 63. Grasses of U. S. ; being a synopsis of tribes and genera, with de-
scriptions of genera, and list of species; bvGeo. Yasev. 1883. 47 pp.
No. 64. Condition of crops, etc., Aug., 1883. '(In A27.9:21.)
No. 65. Condition of crops, Sept., 1883. (In A27.9:21.)

[Series (liscoiitiiiued. Statistical matter of like character published after tliis date
in Statistical rci)()rt, Statistics divisioii. .\27.'.(:]

]Vli§C'ellaiieoiiN special reports

No. 1. Address of Ci(;o. B. Loring before American Forestry Congress,
St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 8, 1883 [on Forestry in U. S.] 1883. 41 ]ip.

No. 2. Proceedings of [2d] convention of agriculturists, hel<l at Depart-
ment of Agricidture, .Ian. 23-29, 1883. 1883. 245 pp.

No. 3. Mississippi: its climate, soil, j)roductions, and airricnltural capabili-
ties; by A. B. Hurt. 1884. 89 pp.

Nil. 4. Climate, soil, ])hysical resources, and agricultural cajiabilities of
Maine, with sjiecial reference to occu])ation of its new lands; by
Samuel L. Iloanlinan. 18S4. (iO i>p.

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No. 5. Propor vaiiu- Jiml luanajjoment of Government tiin})er lands, and

diHtrihution of North American forest trees?, being pai)ers read at

U. S. Department of Agriculture, May 7-8, 1884. 1884. 47 pp.
No. 6. Address of (Jeo. B. Loring at National Convention of Cattle-

Breedens, Chicago, 111., Nov. VA, 1884 [on the cattle industry]; also

rei^ort of veterinary inspector.s of New York. 1884. 21 pp.
No. 7. Tide marshes of U. S., by D. M. Nesbit; with contributions from

U. 8. Coast Survev, S. L. Boardman, Eldridire ]\Iorse, and others.

1885. 259 pp.
No. 8. Cotton in Emi)ire of Brazil; antiquity, metliods, and extent of its

cultivation, with statistics of exportation an<l home con.sumption;

])y John C. Branner. 1885. 79 pj).
No. 9. Proceedings of convention of delegates from agricultural colleges

and experiment stiitions, held at Department of Agriculture, July

8 and 9, 1885. 1885. 196 pp.
No. 10. Descriptive catalogue of manufactures from nativewoods as shown

in exhibit of U. S. Department of Agriculture at World's Industrial

and Cotton Exposition at New Orleans, La. ; by Charles Richards

Dodge. 1886. 84 pp.
[Series discontinucil.]

[Department] reports

[Nos. 1-58 were issued, 1862-1898, without numbers. A list of titles and assigned
numbers for this series was printed on cover pages 3 and 4 of No. 59, which was
the first to bear a number. A reprint of No. 58, in 1901, bore the number, though
the old imprint date, 1898, was retained.]

[No. 1. ] Circular from Commissioner of Agriculture on present agricultural,
mineral, and manufacturing conditions and resources of U. S. ; [by
Isaac Newton]. 1862. 8 pp.

[No. 2.] Catalogue of plants, bulbs, tubers, etc., for distribution from V. S.
propagating garden, with report on object and aims of garden; by
William Saunders. 1862. 8 pp.
[Said to be the first publication issued by the Department of Agriculture.]

[No. 3.] Chemical analysis of grapes; bv Charles M. Wetherill. 1862.
6 pp. *

[No. 4.] List of agricultural, horticultural, and pomological societies and
farmers' clubs, etc., on l)ooks of Department of Agriculture, Julv 1,
1870, etc. 1870. 47 pp. *

[No. 5.] List of agricultural colleges and farmers' clubs and agricultural,
horticultural, and pomological societies on books of Department of
Agriculture, June 1, 1872, with name of jiresident ami secretarv of
each. 1872. 66 pp.

[No. 6.] Descriptive catalogue of plants in exotic collection of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture; by William Saunders. 1872. 51 pp.

[No. 7.] Department of Agriculture: its history and objects; bv James M.
Swank. 1872. 64 pp. 12°.

[No. 8.] Culture and manufacture of ramie and jute in U. S. ; by Emile
Lefranc. 1873. 19 pi^.

[No. 9.] Eucalyptus glol)ulns from a botanic, economic, and medical point
of view, embracing its introduction, culture, and uses; translated
from the French of J. E. Planchon. 1875. 20 pp. 1 pi.

[No. 10.] Planter's guide for c-ultivating and c-uring tobacco, with informa-
tion and instruction concerning the Shelton tobacco-hanger; \>re-
pared by Shelton Tobacco-Curing Co., of Asheville, N. C. 1876. 24 pp.

[No. 11.] Catalogue of forest trees of U. S. which usually attain height of
16 feetor more, with notes and brief descriptions of more important
species, illustrating collection of forest-tree section on exhibition by
Department of Agriculture at Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia;
by George Vasey. 1876. 38 pp.

[No. 12.] List of agricultural societies and farmers' clubs established to
promote the agricultural, horticultural, and pomological intere.stsof
tlu^ farmer on books of Department, July 4, 1876, with list of agri-
cultural colleges. 1876. 63 pp.
* No copy found.

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[Xo. 1.'5.] .Stiitt'iiicnt 1)1' ai)pr()i)riation.s and I'xponditures of the Depart-
ment, ISlW to 1S77, inclusive. 1S77. 18 j)p.
[No. 14.] General index of agricultural reportn of Patent Office, 1837-1861,

and of Department of Agriculture, 1862-1876. 1879. 225 pp.
*S'«' for supplement, 1877-1885, A1.8:42.
[No. 15.] Circular letter from Commissioner of Agriculture relative to

manufacture of maize and sorghum sugars. 1879. 21 pp.
[No. 16.] Letter of Commissioner of Agriculture to Jno. W. Johnston,

chairman of Senate Committee on Agriculture, on sorghum sugar

[by W. (J. LeDuc]. 1880. 42 pj). 33.pls. 1 folded table.
[No. 17.] Address of (^eo. B. Loring and other proceedings of Cotton

Convention held in Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 2, 1881. 1881. 35 pp.
[No. 18.] Fertilizers. Cooperative experimenting as means of studying

effects of fertilizers and feeding capacities of plants; by W. O.

Atwater. 1882. 33 pp.
[No. 19.] Artesian wells upon Great Plains; being report of geological

commission appointed to examine a portion of Great Plains east

of Rocky Mountains, and report upon localities deemed favorable

for making experimental V)orings [by C. A. White and Samuel

Aughey]. 1882. 38 pp. 1 mai).
[No. 20.] Climatic and agricultural features, and agricultural practices

and needs of arid regions of Pacific slope, with notes on Arizona

and New Mexico; by E. W. Hilgard, T. C. Jones, and R. W.

Furnas. 1882. 182 pp.
[No. 21.] Florida: its climate, soil, productions, and agricultural capabili-
ties [pajjers by George B. Carse and James H. Foss]. 1882. 98 pp.
[No. 22.] Proceedings of convention of agriculturists held in Department

of Agriculture, Jan. 10-18 [1882]. 1882. 204 pp.
[No. 23.] Area and product of cereals grown in 1879 as returned by

census of 1880. 1883. 97 pp.
[No. 24.] Culture of date; by W. G. Klee. 1883. 25 pp.
[No. 25.] Necessity of agricultural education. Address before convention

of presidents and professors f)f agricultural colleges, etc.; by

Augustine J. Smith, Jan. 23, 1883. 1883. 15 pp. *
[No. 26.] Encouragement to sorghum and beet sugar industry. 1883.

64 pp.
[No. 27.] Investigation of sorghum as sugar-producing plant; [by] Peter

Collier. 188.3. 68 pp. 1 pi. 3 tables.
[No. 28.] Preliminary report on forestry of Mississippi Valley, [by F. P.

Baker]; Tree planting on plains, [by Robert W. Furnas]. 1883.

45 pp.
[No. 29.] Proceedings of national convention of cattle breeders and others,

called in Chicago, Nov., 1883, to consider subject of contagious

diseases of domestic animals. 1883. 85 pp.
[No. 30.] Report on juti^ culture and importance of the industry; by S.

Waterhouse. 1883. 21 pp.
[No. 31.] Results of field experiments with various fertilizers; by W. O.

Atwater. 1883. 183 pp. 2 folded tables.
[No. 32.] Agricultural grasses and forage plants of U. S., by Geo. Vasey;

also the chemical compcjsition of grasses, l)v Clifford Richardson.

1884. 144 pp. 120 pi. ' '

[No. 32 rev.] Agricultural grasses and forage ])lants of \L S., and such

foreign kinds as have been introduced by Geo. Vasey, botanist,

with an ai)pcndix on chemical composition of grasses, by Clifford

Richardson, and glossary of terms used in describing grasses. New

revised and enlarged edition. 188tt. 148 ])]>. 114 i)l.
[No. 33.] Report of ))roceeding of national convention of cattle breeders

and others, Chicago, Nov. [1884]. 1884. 21pp. *
[No. 34.] Microscopic obsiTvations; by Thomas Taylor. Internal parasites

in domestic fowls, and butter and fats. 1884. 7 pp. I pi.
[No. 35.] Soils and jjroductsof southwestern Louisiana, including parishes

of Saint Landrv, Lafavette, Vermilion, Saint Martins, ll)eria, and

Saint Marys; [by E. E. Rapley]. 1884. 40 pp.
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36 [No. 36.] Organization and management of seven agricultural schools
in Germany, Belgium, and England; by A. 8. Welch. 1885.
107 pp.

37 [No. 37.] Address of Norman J. Colman, Commissioner of Agriculture,
before convention of agricultural colleges and experiment stations,
Washington, D. C, July 8, 1885. 1885. 17 pp.

38 [No. 38.] Addresses of Norman J. Colman and D. E. Salmon, before
third national convention of stockmen, Chicago, Nov., 1885. 1885.
29 pp.

39 [No. 39.] Directory of departments, boards, societies, colleges, and other
organizations in interest of agriculture, horticulture, stock raising,
dairying, bee keeping, fish culture, and kindred industries. 1885.
88 pp.

40 [No. 40.] Report of exhibits illustrating agricultural statistics at World's
Industrial and Cotton Exposition, New Orleans, La.; by J. R.
Dodge. 1885. 42 pp. 27 diagrams.

41 [No. 41.] Rei^ort on condition of dairying in principal dairy States for
season of 1885. 1886. 35 pp.

42 [No. 42.] Supplement to general index of agricultural reports, 1877 to
1885. 1886. 113 pp.

See for general index A1.8:14.

43 [No. 43.] xVddresses of Norman J. Colman and jD. E. Salmon, before
national cattle growers' convention, Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 31 and
Nov. 1 and 2, 1887. 1887. 11 pp.

44 [No. 44.] Rules and regulations of U. S. Department of Agriculture for
suppression and extirpation of all contagious, infectious, and com-
municable diseases among domestic animals of U. S. ; [by Norman
J. Colman]. 1887. n. t. p. 7 pp.

45 [No. 45.] Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment
Stations convention lield in Washington, D. C, Oct., 1887. Report
of committee on station work. W. O. Atwater, S. W. Johnson,
Geo. H. Cook, committee. 1888. 32 pp.

46 [No. 46.] Hog cholera: its history, nature, and treatment as determined
by inquiries and investigations of Bureau of Animal Industry; [by
D. E. Salmon]. 1889. 197 pp. 16 pi.

47 ' [No. 47.] Catalogue of economic plants in collection of Department of
Agriculture; by William Saunders. 1891. 42 pp.

48 [No. 48.] Papers on horticultural and kindred subjects; by William Saun-
ders. Reprinted from reports of Department of Agriculture, 1863-

I 1889. 1891. 124 pp.

49^ [No. 49.] Report on use of maize (Indian corn) in Europe and on possi-
bilities of its extension; 1. Introduction of maize into Europe, by
Charles J. Murphy; 2. Food value of maize, by H. W. Wiley;
3. Indian corn industry in United States, bv B. W^. Snow. 1891.
36 pp.
49^ j Same, in French (with omission of arti(!le by Charles J. Murphy).

1892. 22 pp.
49-'' I Same, in German (with omission of article by Charles J. Murpliy, and

[ addition of J'ecipe for " Murphy-brod" ). 1892. 23 pp.

49* I Same, in Scandinavian (with omission of article by Charles J. Murphy).

! 1892. 22 pp.

49^ Same, in Spanish (with omission of article by Charles J. Murphy).

1892. 24 pp.

50 [No. 50.] Progress report on dairv industry of Denmark; by C. C.George-
son. [1893.] 14 pp.

51 [No. 51.] Studies of parasitic and predaceous insects in New Zealand,
i Australia, and adjacent islands; by A. Koebele. 1893. 39 pp.

52^ [No. 52.] Indian corn (or maize) in manufacture of beer; by Robert

' Wahl. 1893. 21 pp.

52*: Same, German. 1893. 22 pp.

53 [No. 53.] Selected correspondence relating to export trad(^ in live stock
and meat products; [bv J. 1\I. Rusk. 1893.] 33 pp.
See also A1.2:R89.

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[No. 54.] 8ugge.«tiniLS regardiiifj cookinp; nf food; by Edward Atkinson;

with introductorv stateinentH rej^ardinj^ imtritive value of common

food materials; by Ellen H. Richards. 18i)4. 81 pp.
[No. 55.] Listof pnI)lications of U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1889-93,

inclusive. 189-1. 42 pp.
[No. 56.] Arbor day; its history and observance; by N. H. Egleston.

1896. 80 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1896. 80 pp.
[No. 57.] Proceedings of National convention for suppression of insect

pests and plant diseases bv legislation, held at Washington, D. C.,

Mar. 5 and 6, 1897; edited by B. T. Galloway. 1897. 31 pp.
[No. 58.] Cultivation of tobacco in Sumatra; by Emile Mulder. 1898. 39

pp. 1 pi.
No. 58. Same. 1898 [1901]. _ 39 pp. 1 pi.
No. 59. Curing and fermentation of cigar-leaf tobacco; by Oscar Loew.

1899. 34 pp.
No. 60. Temperature changes in fermenting piles of cigar-leaf tobacco; by

Milton Whitney and Thos. H. Means. 1899. 28 pp.
No. 61. Tea culture: the experiment in South Carolina; by Charles U.

No.

Shepard. 1899. 27 pp. 9 pi.

No.

No.

No.

No.

62. Cultivation of cigar-leaf tobacco in Florida; by Marcus L. Floyd.

1899. 31 pp. 8 pi.

63. Work of agricultural experiment stations on tobacco; abstracted
by J. I. Schulte, with introduction and comments by Milton Whitney.

1900. 48 pp.

64. Field operations of Division of Soils, 1899, by Milton Whitney;
with accompanying papers In' Thomas H. Means, Frank D. Gardner,
Clarence W. Dorsey, Frank K. Cameron, Lyman J. Briggs. 1900.
198 pj). 29 pi.

Same. Maps. 11 maps in cloth folder (octavo).
Same, with maps, 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 399; serial no. 3985.
[For subsequent editions see A26.5:]
No. 65. Physiological studies of Connecticut leaf tobacco; by Oscar Loew.

1900. 57 pp.
No. 66. Sheep and wool, a review of progress of American sheep Jiusbandry;
by J. R. Dodge. 1900. 63 pp.

67. Foreign markets for American agricultural j^roducts; testimony
of Frank H. Hitchcock before Industrial Commission. 1901.
53 pp.

68. Catalase, a new enzym of general occurrence, with special refer-
ence to tobacco plant; by Oscar Loew. 1901. 47 pp.

No. 69. Progress of beet-sugar industry in U. S. in 1900. 1901. 178 pp.

See also Al . 2 :B39 and A 1 . 8 :72.
No. 70. Exhaustion and abandonment of soils; testimony of Milton

Whitney before Industrial Commission. 1901. 48 pp.
No. 71. Some mutual relations between alkali soils and vegetaticjn; by

Thomas II. Kearney and Frank K. Cameron. 1902.
No. 72. Progress of beet-sugar industry in U. S. in 1901.
15 pi.
Same, 57th (-ong., 1st sess., S. doc. 316; serial no. 4241.
See alxo A 1. 2:15.39 and A 1.8:69.
No. 73. Report of Secretary of Agriculture, 1902. 1902.
See (dm other prints'Al. 1:902.

Fstriiiers^ l»iillc(i:iN

No. 1. What and why of agricultural experiment stations. 1889. 16 ]>p.

No. 2. Work of agricultural exi)eriment stations. 1890. 16 pp.

No. 3. Culture of sugar beet; by H. W. Wiley. 1891. 24 pp.

No. 4. Fungous diseases of grape and their treatment; by 15. T. Gallnwav.

1891. 12 pp.
No. 5. Treatment of smuts of oats and wheat. 1892. 8 i)p. 1 pi.
No. 6. Tobacco, instructions for its cultivation and curing; bv .bilm M.

Estes. 1892. 8 pp.

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No. 7. iSprayiu^ fruits tor insect i)ests and fungous diseases, with special
consideration of subject in its relation to public health. 1892.
20 pp.
No. 7 [i)artial reprint]. 8j)raving tor fungous diseases ot apple, pear, and

other fruits. 1895. 14 pp.
No. 8. Results of exjieriments with inoculation for prevention of hog

cholera; by D. K. Salmon, 1892. 40 pp.
No. 9. Milk fermentations and tlieir relations to dairying. 1892. 24 pp.
No. 10. Russian thistle and other troublesome weeds in wheat region of

Minnesota and North and South Dakota. 1893. 1(3 pp. 2 pi.
No. 11. Rape plant, its history, culture, and uses; by Thomas Shaw. 1893.

20 pp.
No. 12. Nostrums for increasing yield of butter; bv Harvey W. Wiley.

1893. 1(5 pp.
No. 13. Cranberry culture; ))y William Saunders. 1894. 16 pp.
No. 14. Fertilizers for cotton; by J. M. McBryde. 1894. 32 pp.
No. 15. Some destructive ])otato diseases, what thevareand how to prevent

them; by 1'.. T. (ialloway. 1894. 8 pp.
No. 16. Leguminous i)lants for green manuring and feeding; bv E. W.

Allen. 1894. 24 pp.
No. 17. Peach yellows and peach rosette; bv Erwin F. Smith. 1894.

20 pp.
No. 18. Forage plants for the South; by S. M. Tracy. 1894. 30 pp.

Same, with list of Farmers' bulletins. 1897. 31 pp.
No. 19. Important insjiecticides, directions for their preparation and use;
by C. L. Marlatt. 1894. 20 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1895. 23 pp.
Same, [reprint, 1897]. 24 pp.
Same, 3d rev. ed. 1897. 32 pp.
Same, 4th rev. ed. 1898. 32 pp.
No. 20. Washed soils: how to prevent and reclaim them. 1894. 22 pp.
No. 21. Barnyard manure; bv W. H. Real. 1894. 32 pp.
No. 22. Feeding of farm animals; by E. W. Allen. 1895. 32 pp.
Same, rev. 1897. 32 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1901. 44 jip.
No. 23. Foods: nutritive value and cost; by W. O. Atwater. 1894. 32 pp.
No. 24. Hog cholera and swine plague; by D. E. Salmon. 1894. 16 pp.
No. 25. Peanuts: culture and uses; bv R. B. Handv. 1895. 24 pp.

Same [new ed.] 1896. 24 pp.
No. 26. Sweet potatoes, culture and uses; by .T. F. Duggar. 1895. 30 pp.
Same [reprinted]. 1897. 30 pp.
Same, revised. 1900. 32 pp.
No. 27. Flax for seed and fiber in U. S. ; bv Chas. Richards Dodge. 1895.

16 pp.
No. 28. Weeds, and how to kill them; by Lyster H. Dewey. 1895. .'il pp.
Same, [reprint, 1898]. With li.st of Farmers' l)ulletins. 32 pp.
Same, revised edition. 1902. 31 i)p.
No. 29. Souringof milk and other changes in milk jiroducts. 1895. 23 pp.
No. 30. Grape diseases on Pacific coast; by Newton B. Pierce. 1895. 15 pp.
No. 31. Alfalfa, or lucern; [hv] Jared G. Smith. 1895. 23 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1898. 23"pp.
Same, [rev. ed.] 1899. 24 pp.
No. 32. Silos and silage; by Charles S. Phnnh. 1895. 31 pp.
No. 33. Peach grf)wing for market; bv Erwin F. Smith. 1895. 24 jjp.

Same [2d ed.] 1895 [1897]. 24 i)p.
No. 34. Meats: composition and cooking; l)v Chas. D. Woods. 1896.

29 pp.
No. 35. Potato culture; bv J. F. Duggar. 1896. 23 pp.
No. 36. Cotton seed and its products. 1896. 16 pp.

No. 37. Kafir corn, characteristics, culture, and uses; bv C. C. Georgeson.
1896. 12 pp.
Same, [reprint, different illustrations, p. 12 extended]. 1896 [1897].
12 pp.

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No. 38. Spraying for fruit di.seases; bv B. T. (Jallowav. 1896. 12 pp.
No. 39. Onion culture; hv K. L. AVat'ts. 189(5. 31 pp.
No. 40. Farm drainage; l")V C. G. Elliott. 1896. 24 pp.

Same, rev. 1899. 24 jSp.
No. 41. Fowls: care and feeding; bv(T. C. Watson. 1896. 24 pp.
No. 42. Facts alK.ut milk; by K. A.' Pearson. 1896. 29 pp.
No. 43. Sewage disj^osal (ni farm, and i)rotection of drinking water; by

Theobald Sniith. 1896. 20 pp.
No. 44. Commercial fertilizers, composition and use; bv Edward B. Voor-
hees. 1896. 24 jip.

Same, [2d print, with changes]. Sept. 1896. 24 pp.
No. 45. Some insects injurious to stored grain; bv F. H. Chittenden.

1896. 24 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1897. 24 pp.

No. 46. Irrigation in humid climates; by F. H. King. 1896. 27 pp.
No. 47. Insects affecting cotton plant; byL. 0. Howard. Reprinted, with
revision by author, from Bulletin 33, Office of Experiment Stations.

1897. 32 pp.
No. 48. ^Manuring of cotton; condensed from article by H. C. White, in

Bulletin no. 33 of Office of Experiment Stations. 1897. 16 pp.
No. 49. Sheep feeding; by John A. Craig. 1897. 24 pp.
No. 50. Sorghum as a forage crop; by Thomas A. Williams. 1897. 20 pp.

Same, rev. 1899. 20 pp.
No. 51. Standard varieties of chickens; byGeorgeE. Howard. 1897. 48 pp.
Same, [2d ed.] rev. 1897. 48 pp.
Same, [3d ed.] rev. 1899. 48 pp.
No. 52. Sugar beet, culture, seed development, manufacture, and sta-
tistics; bv H. AV. Wiley. 1897. 48 pp.
Same, rev. 'l899. 48 pp.

Same, 2d rev. ed. [statistical matter revised] ; bv G. L. Spencer.
1901. 48 pp.
No. 53. How to grow mushrooms; by Willian:i Falconer. 1897. 20 pp.
No. 54. Some common l)irds in their relation to agriculture; bv F. E. L.
Beal. 1897. 40 pp.
Same, rev. 1898. 40 pp.
No. 55. Dairy herd, its formation and management; by Henry E. Alvord.
Reprinted, with revision bv author, from Yearbook for 1894. 1897.
24 pp.
No. 56. Experiment station work, 1. 1897. 31 pp.

See al.^o. AlO.n-.l.
No. 57. Butter making on the farm; bv C. P. Goodrich. 1897. 15 pp.

Same, 2d i)rint. 1897 [1898]. 16 jip. . . • .

No. 58. Soy bean as a forage crop, by Thomas A. Williams; with appendix
on soy beans as food for man, by C. F. Langworthy. 1897. 24 pp.
Same, rev. 1897. 24 pp.
Same, rev. 1899. 24 pp.
No. 59. Bee keeping; by Frank Benton. 1897. 32 pp.
No. 60. Methods of curing tobacco; by Milton Whitney. 1897. 16 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1898. 16 pp.
Same, 2d rev. ed. 1902. 24 pp.
No. 61. Asparagus culture; l)y K. B. Handy. 1897. 40 pp.
No. 62. Marketing farm produce; by (Teorge G. Hill. 1897. 28 pp.
No. 63. Care of milk on farm; by R. A. Pearson. 1897. 40 pp.
No. 64. Ducks and geese, standard breeds and management; by George E.

Howard. 1897. 48 pp.
No. 65. Experiment station work, 2. 1898. 32 pp.

See also AlO.n-.l.
No. 66. Meadows and pastures, formation and cultivation in Middle East-
ern States; bv .Tared G. Smith. 1897. 24 ]>]).
Same, rev. ed. "l899. 28 i)p.
No. 67. Forestry for farmers; by B. E. Fernow. (Reprinted from Year-
books of Department of Agriculture for 1894 and 1895. ) 1898. 48 pp.

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68 No. 68. Black rot of cabbage; by Erwin F. Smith. 1898. 22 pp.

69 No. 69. Experiment station work, 3. 1898. 32 pp.

See ahn J^lO.n-A.

70 No. 70. Principal insect enemies of grape; by C. L. Marlatt. 1898.

23 pp.

71 No. 71. Some essentials in beef production; bv Charles F. Curtiss. 1898.

24 pp.

72 No. 72. Cattle ranges of the Southwest, history of exhaustion of pasturage

and suggestions for its restoration; by H. L. Bentley. 1898. 32 pp.

73 No. 73. Experiment station work, 4. 1898. 32 pp.

See also A10.U:1.

74 No. 74. Milk as food. 1898. 39 pp.

75 No. 75. Grain smuts; how they are caused and how to prevent them; by

Walter T. Swingle. 1898. 20 pp.

76 No. 76. Tomato growing; by Edward B. Voorhees. 1898. 30 pp.
771 No. 77. Liming of soils; by H. J. Wheeler. 1898. 19 pp.

77=' Same. rev. 1899. 19 pp.

. 78 No. 78. Experiment station work, 5. 1898. 32 pp.
See also A10.U:1.

79 No. 79. Experiment station work, 6. 1898. 28 pp.

See also A10.U:1.

80 No. 80. Peach twig-borer, an important enemv of stone fruits; by 0. L.

Marlatt. 1898. 16 pp.

81 No. 81. Corn culture in South; by S. M. Tracv. 1898. 24 pp.

82 No. 82. Culture of tobacco; by Otto Carl Butterweck. 1898. 24 pp.

83 No. 83. Tobacco soils; by Milton Whitney. 1898. 23 pp.

84 No. 84. Experiment station work, 7. 1898. 32 pp.

See also A10.U:1.

85 No. 85. Fish as food; by C. F. Langworthy. 1898. 30 pp.

86 No. 86. Thirty poisonous plants of U. S. ; by V. K. Chesnut. 1898. 32 pp.

87 No. 87. Experiment station work, 8. 1899. 32 pp.

^S'eeoZso A10.11:l.

88 No. 88. Alkali lands; bv Milton Whitney and Thomas H. Means. 1899.

23 pp.

89 No. 89. Cowpeas; by Jared G. Smith. 1899. 16 pp.

90 No. 90. Manufacture of sorghum sirup; by A. A. Denton. 1899. 32 pp.

91 No. 91. Potato diseases and their treatment; by B. T. Galloway. 1899.

12 pp.

92 No. 92. Experiment station work, 9. 1899. 30 pp.

See also AlO.U -A.

93 No. 93. Sugar as food; by Mary Hinman Abel. 1899.

94 No. 94. Vegetable garden; by Charles H. Greathouse.
95^ No. 95. Good roads for farmers; by Maurice O. Eldridge.
952 Same, [2d ed.] 1900. 47 pp.

96 No. 96. Raising sheep for mutton; bv Charles F. Curtiss.

97 No. 97. Experiment station work, 10." 1899. 32 pp.

See also AlO.llrl.

98 No. 98. Suggestions to southern farmers. 1899. 48 pp.

99 No. 99. Three insect enemies of shade trees; by L. O. Howard. (Re-

printed with some annotations bv the author from Yearbook of
Department of Agriculture for 1895. ) 1899. 30 j^p.

100 No. 100. Hog raising in the South; by S. M. Tracy. 1899. 40 pp.

101 No. 101. Millets; by Thomas A. Willianii?. 1899. 28 pp.

102 No. 102. Southern forage plants; compiled from publications of Division

of Agrostology, by F. Lamson-Scribner. 1899. 48 pp;

103 No. 103. Experiment station work, 11. 1899. 32 pp.

See also A\0. 11:1.

104 No. 104. Notes on frost; by E. B. Garriott. 1899. 24 pp.

105 No. 105. Experiment station work, 12. 1899. 32 pp.

See also AlO.llrl.

106 No. 106. Breeds of dairy cattle; 1)y Henry E. Alvord. (Reprinted from

report of Bureau of Animal industry for 1898. ) 1899. 48 pp.

27 pp.

1899. 24 pp.

1899. 47 pp.

1899. 48 pp.

34

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Classifica-
tion no.

Al. SECRETARY— Continued

Farmers' bulletins — Continued

1899. 32 pp.

20 pp.
(Abridgment of

28 pp.

No. 107. Experiment station work, 13.
See also AlO.n-.l.

No. 108. Saltbushes; by P. Beveridge Kennedy. 1900.

No. 109. Farmers' reading courses; by L. H. Bailey,
bull. 72, exp. stations). 1900. 20 pp.

No. 110. Rice culture in U. S. ; by S. A. Knapp. 1900.

No. 111. Farmer's interest in good seed; by A. J. Pieters. 1900. 24 pp.

No. 112. Bread and principles of bread making; by Helen W. Atwater.
1900. 39 pp.

No. 113. Apple and how to grow it; by G. B. Brackett. 1900. 32 pp.

No. 114. Experiment station work, 14. 1900. 28 pp.
See also AlO. 11:1.

No. 115. Hop culture in California; by Daniel Flint. 1900. 28 pp.

No. 116. Irrigation in fruit growing; by E. J. Wickson. 1900. 48 pp.

No. 117. Sheep, hogs, and horses in Pacific Northwest; 1. Sheep hus-
bandry, by James Withcombe; 2. Hog raising, by Hiram T.
French; 3. Horse industry, by S. B. Nelson. 1900. 28 pp.

No. 118. Grape growing in South [by] S. M. Tracy. 1900. 32 pp.

No. 119. Experiment station work, 15. 1900. 31 pp.
See also AlO. 11:1.

No. 120. Principal insects affecting tobacco plant; by L. O. Howard.
(Reprinted, with slight revision by the author, from Yearbook of
Department of Agriculture for 1898. ) 1900. 32 pp.

No. 121. Beans, peas, and other legumes as food; by Mary Hinman Abel.

1900. 32 pp.

No. 122. Experiment station work, 16. 1900. 32 pp.

See also AlO. 11:1.
No. 123. Red clover seed: information for purchasers; by A. J. Pieters.

1901. 11 pp.

No. 124. Experiment station work, 17. 1901. 32 pp.

See also AlO. 11:1.
No. 125. Protection of food products from injurious temperatures; by

H. E. Williams. 1901. 26 pp.
No. 126. Practical suggestions for farm buildings; by George G. Hill.

1901. 48 p]i.
No. 127. Important insecticides: directions for their preparation and

use; revision of Farmers' Bulletin no. 19; by C. L. IMarlatt. 1901.

42 pp.
No. 128. Eggs and their uses as food ; by C. F. Langworthy.

Same, revised edition. 1901. 32 pp.
No. 129. Sweet potatoes; by D. M. Nesbit. 1901. 40 pp.

Same [revised]. 1902. 40 pp.
No. 130. Mexican cotton-boll weevil; Ijy Frederick W. Mallv. 1901.

30 pp.
No. 131. Household tests for detection of oleomargarine and renovated

butter; by G. E. Patrick. 1901. 11 pp.
No. 132. Principal insect enemies of growing wheat; by C. L. Marlatt.

1901. 40 pp.
No. 133. Experiment station work, 18. 1901. 32 pp.

See also AlO. 11:1.
No. 134. Tree planting on rural school grounds; by Wm. L. Hall. 1901.

38 pp.
No. 135. Sorghum sirup manufacture; bv A. A. Denton. 1901. 40 pp.
No. 136. Earth roads; by Maurice O. Eldridge. 1902. 24 pp.
No. 137. Angora goat; by (George Fayette Thompson. 1901. 48 pp.
No. 138. Irrigation in field and garden; by E. J. Wickson. 1901. 40 pp.
No. 139. Emmer; a grain for semiarid regions; by Mark Alfred Carleton.

1901. 16 pp.
No. 140. Pineapple growing; by Peter II. Rolfs. 1901. 48 pp.
No. 141. Poultry raising on farm; by D. E. Salmon. 1901. 16 pp.
No. 142. Principles of nutrition and nutritive value of food; by W. O.

Atwater. 1902. 48 pp.

1901. 32 pp.

35

Tables

Classlflt-a-
tlon no.

A1.9:

143

144

145

146

147

148
149

150
151
152
153

154

155

156

157
158

160

161
ALIO:

894
895
896
897

899'
899 =

900
901

Al.lOa:

Al. SECRETARY— ontinued

Farmers' biilietiiiN — Continued

No. 143. Conformation of beef and dairv cattle; bv Andrew M. Soule.

1902. 44 pp.
No. 144. Experiment station work, 19. 1901. 32 pp.

See also Al 0.1 1:1.
No. 145. Carbon bisulphid as an insecticide; by W. E. Hinds. 1902.

28 pp.
No. 146. Insecticide.s and fungicides: chemical composition and effective-
ness of certain preparations; by J. K. Haywood. 1902. 16 pp.
No. 147. Winter forage crops for the South; by Carleton R. Ball. 1902.

36 pp.
No. 148. Celery culture; bv W. R. Beattie. 1902. 32 pp.
NO.-149. Experiment station work, 20. 1902. 32 pp.

,SV^o/.so AlO.ll:!.
No. 150. Clearing new land; bv Franklin Williams, jr. 1902. 24 pp.
No. 151. Dairying in the South; by S. M. Tracy. 1902. 48 pp.
No. 152. Scabies in cattle; by Richard W. Hickman. 1902. 24 pp.
No. 153. Orchard enemies in Pacific Northwest; bv C. V. Piper. 1902.

39 pp.
No. 154. Home fruit garden, preparation and care; by L. C. Corbett.

1902. 20 pp.
No. 155. How insects affect health in rural districts; bv L. 0. Howard.

1902. 20 pp.
No. 156. Home vineyard, with special reference to northern conditions;

by W. H. Ragan. 1902. 24 pp.
No. 157. Propagation of plants; by L. C. Corbett. 1902. 24 pp.
No. 158. How to build small irrigation ditches; bv C. T. Johnston and

J. D. Stannard. 1902. 28 pp.
No. 159. Not yet issued.
No. 160. Game laws for 1902; summary of provisions relating to seasons,

shipment, sale, and licenses; by T. S. Palmer and H. W. Olds.

1902. 56 pp.
No. 161. Practical suggestions for fruit growers; by H. P. Gould. 1902.

28 pp.

Yearbook

[Since 1894 the Yearbook ha.s been issued as second part of tlie report of the Secretary
of Agriculture, including, besides the report of the Secretary, scientific reports of
division chiefs and miscellaneous papers on agricultural science.]

1894, 608 pp., 7 pi.

Same, 53d Cong., 3d sess., H. ex. doc. 355; serial no. 3326.

1895, 656 pp., 10 pi

Same, 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 380; serial no. 3441.

1896, 686 pp., 6 pi.

Same, 54th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 6, pt. 2; serial no. 3496.

1897, 792 pp., 41 pi.

Same, 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 454; serial no. 3693.

1898, 768 pp., 42 pi.

Same, 55th Cong., 3d sess., H. doc. 293; serial no. 3824.

1899, 880 pp., 64 pL

Same, printed on heavier paper and lettered on back "Special edition

Paris Exposition, 1900."
Same, 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 588; serial no. 3996.

1900, 888 pp., 87 pi., 1 por.

Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 519; serial no. 4179.

1901, 846 pp., 90 pi., 1 por.

Same, 57th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 661; serial no. 4385.

Yearbook (separates)

[The Secretary's report and most of the articles on scientific subjects contained in
the Yearbook are printed separately.]

36

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tloii IIU.

Tables
A2. ACCOUNTS ANI> DISBURSEMENTS DITISION

A2.1: ' Annual rcporiN

893
894
895
896
897
898
899
900
901
902

A3.2:

Ap6

F49

F52>

F52 2
A2.3:

A2.4:

1892 (Fuller), (lu Al. 1:892, p. 513).

1898 (Evans), pp. iii+411-416. (Also in Al. 1:893, p

1894 (Evans), pp. iii+189-194. (Also in Al. 1:894, p

1895 (Evans), pp. iii+245-264. (Also in Al. 1:895, p
189B (Evans), pp. iii+71-82. (Also in Al. 1:896, p. 7

1897 (Evans), pp. iii + 93-110. (Also in Al. 1:897, p.

1898 (Evans), pp. iii+87-102. (Also in Al. 1:898, p.

1899 (Evans), pp. iii+215-233. (Also in Al. 1:899, p

1900 (Evans) , pp. iii+233-263. (Also in Al. 1:900, p

1901 (Evans), pp. iii+253-269. (Also in Al. 1:901, p

1902 (Evans), pp. iii+219-233. (Also in Al. 1:902, p

. 411.)
. 189.)
. 245.)

1-)
93.)
87.)
. 215.)
. 233.)
. 253. )
. 219.)

General publications

[Publications which originated in this Division, but which were published in a num-
bered series of the Secretary's office, or some other division of the Department,
are entered only where such numbering places them, with references under the
proper headings in the index to this work. Publications of the Division issued
only as Congressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
dix to this work.]

Appropriations. Use of annual appropriations. [Decision of Comptroller
of Treasury, Apr. 18, 1900] reprinted for use of disbursing officer,
Agriculture Department, n. t. p. 4 pp.

Financial transactions. Regulations governing financial transactions with
U. S. Department of Agriculture, with extracts from Revised Statutes,
decisions of the Comptrollers, etc. 1894. 42 pp. 1 folded table.

Fiscal regulations of U. S. Department of Agriculture, with extracts from
Revised Statutes, decisions of courts, rulings of the Comptrollers,
opinions of Attorneys-General, etc. 1898. 45 pp. 1 folded table.
Same. Revised edition, 1901. 49 pp. 1 folded table.

Bulletins

None issued.
Circulars

None issued.

A3. AGROSTOLOGY DIVISIOIV

[For historical sketch of Division, see Yearbook, 1897, p. 160 (Al. 10:897). The Division was merged
into Bureau of Plant Industry July 1, 1901. See A19.1

A3.1:

896
897
898
899
900

A:t.2:

A3.3:

Annual reports

1895 (Scribner). (In Al. 1:895, p. 165)

1896 (Scribner), pp.

1897 (Scribner), pp.

1898 (Scribner), ])p.

1899 (Scribner), pp.

1900 (Scribner), pp.

iii+103-108. (Also in Al. 1:896, p. 103.)
[i] + 161-166. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 161.)
iii + 145-152. (Also in Al.l:898, p. 145.
iii+113-117. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 113.
iii+8,3-90. (Also in Al. 1:900, p. 83.)
1901 (Scribner). This final report of the Divisioii was made througli the
chief of the Bureau of Plant Iu<lu.«trv, forming ])art of hi.s annual
report for 1901. See Al. 1:901, p. 67; also A19.1:901, p. 67.]

General publications

[Publications which originated in this Division, but which were published in a num-
bered series of Secretary's otiice, or some other division of the Department, are
entered only where such numbering places them, with references under the
proper headings in the index to this work. Piiblicalions of the Division issued
only as Congressional documents arc noted in chronological order in the .appen-
dix to this work.]

Bullelins

No. 1. (jrasscs and forage plants of the Southea.stern States; by T"homa.s
H. Kearney, jr. 1895. 28 pp.

3T

Tables

ClaNslfloa-
tlon no.

A3.3:

2'

2^
3

4

5

10

11

12

13

141
142

15

16

17'
17=^
18

191

.192
20'
20^
21

22

23

24
25

A3.4:

1

A3. AGROSTOLOGY DIVISION— Continued
Bullctini!> — Continued

No,

No

2. Fodder and forage plants exclusive of grasses; by Jared G. Smith.
1896. 58 pp.
Same. Revised ed. 1900. 86 pp. 2 pi.

3. Useful and ornamental grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner. 1896.
119 pp.
No. 4. Studies on American grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner, Jared G.

Smith, and Theo. Holm. 1897. 43 pp. 5 pi.
No. 5. Grasses and forage plants of Rocky Mountain region; by P. A.

Rydberg and C. L. Shear. 1897. 48 pp.
No. 6. Grasses and forage plants of the Dakotas; bv Thomas A. Williams,

1897. 47 pp.

No. 7. American grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner. 1897. 331 pp.
No. 7. American grasses, 1. Rev. ed. 1898. 331 pp.

Same, 3d ed. 1900. 319 pp.
No. 8. Studies on American grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner and Miss E.

L. Ogden. 1897. 23 pp. 9 pi.
No. 9. Grasses and forage plants of Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado; by L.

H. Pammel. 1897. 47 pp.
No. 10. Grasses and forage plants of central Texas; by H. L. Bentley.

1898. 38 pp.

No. 11. Studies on American grasses; by Thomas H. Kearney, jr., and F.

Lamson-Scribner. 1898. 62 pp. 17 pi.
No. 12. Grasses and forage plants and forage conditions of eastern Rocky

Mountain region; by Thomas A. Williams. 1898. 78 pp.
No. 13. Red Desert of Wyoming and its forage resources; by Aven

Nelson. 1898. 72 pp. 5 pi.
No. 14. Economic grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner. 1898. 85 pp. 3 pi.

Same, rev. 1900. 85 pp. 3 pi.
No. 15. Forage plants and forage resources of Gulf States; by S. M. Traoy.

1898. 55 pp.
No. 16. Grazing problems in Southwest and how to meet them; by Jared

G. Smith. 1899. 47 pp.
No. 17. American grasses, 2; by F. Lamson-Scribner. 1899. 349 pp.

Same, rev. ed. 1901. 349 pp.
No. 18. Studies on American grasses; synopsis of genus sitanion; bv J. G.

Smith. 1899. 21 pp. 4 pi.
No. 19. Structure of caryopsis of grasses, with reference to morphology

and classification; by P. Beveridge Kennedy. 1899. 44 pp. 8 pi.
Same, revised. 1900. 44 pp. 8 pi.
No. 20. American grasses, 3; by F. Lamson-Scribner. 1900. 197 pp.

Same, rev. ed. 1900. 197 pp.
No. 21. Studies on American grasses; North American species of chseto-

chloa; by F. Lamson-Scribner and Elmer D. Merrill. 1900. 44 pp.
No. 22. Cooperative experiments with grasses and forage plants; by P.

Beveridge Kennedy. 1900. 86 pp. 13 pi.
No. 23. Studies on American grasses: a revision of North American species

of bromus occurring north of Mexico; by Cornelius L. Shear.

1900. 66 pp.
No. 24. Studies on American grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner, Elmer D.

Merrill, and Carleton R. Ball. 1900. 55 pp.
No. 25. Field work of Division of Agrostology; review and summary of

work done since organization of division, July 1, 1895; by Cornelius

L. Shear. 1901. 67 pp. 28 pis. 8 maps.

Circulars

No. 1. Note on experimental grass gardens; by Jared G. Smith. Aug. 6,
1895. n. t. 1). 4 pp.

No. 2. Hairv vetch, sand vetch, or Russian vetch; by F. Lamson-Scrib-
ner. "Oct. 1, 1895. n. t. p. 4 pp.

No. 3. Saltbushes; by Jared G. Smith. Mar. 13, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.

No. 4. Renewing of worn-out native prairie pastures; by Thomas A. Wil-
liams. Nov. 2, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.

38

Classlflca-
tlon no.

Tables

A3. ACROSTOI^OGY DIVISION— Continued

Circulars — Continued

Same, revised. Nov. 15, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 5. Cowpeas; by Jared G. Smith. Nov. 26, 1897. n. t. p. 10 pp.

Same, rev. ed. Mar. 25, 1898. n. t. p. 11 pp.
No. 6. Cultivated vetches; by Jared G. Smith. Feb. 25, 1898. n. t. p.
7 pp.

Same, rev. ed. Apr. 15, 1898. n. t, p. 8 pp.
No. 7. Gram, chick-pea, or Idaho pea; by Jared G. Smith. Nov. 18,

1898. n. t. p. 4 pp.

No. 8. Experiments in range improvements; by Jared G. Smith. Dec.

27, 1898. n. t. p. 5 pp.
No. 9. New species of North American grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner.

Feb. 15, 1899. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 10. Poa fendleriana and its alUes; bv Tliomas A. Williams. Apr. 15,

1899. n. t. p. 6 pp.

No. 11. Flat pea; by F. Lamson-Scribner. Apr. 28, 1899. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 12. Rape as a forage plant; by Thomas A. Williams. May 5, 1899.

n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 13. Florida beggar weed, also known as Beggar weed, Florida clover.

Giant Beggar weed; by Jared G. Smith. May 6, 1899. n. t. p

5 pp.
No. 14. Velvet bean; by Jared G. Smith. May 13, 1899. n. t. p

5 pp.

No. 15. Recent additions to systematic agrostology. July 14, 1899. n.t. p

10 pp.
No. 16. New species of North American grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner,

July 1, 1899. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 17. Crimson clover; by Thomas A. WiUiams. Aug. 19, 1899. n. t. p

6 pp.

No. 18. Smooth brome-grass; by P. Beveridge Kennedy. Dec. 1, 1899

n. t. p. 9 pp.
No. 19. New or little known Mexican grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner

Dec. 19, 1899. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 20. Experiments with forage plants in Ontario; by P. Beveridge Ken

nedy. Dec. 15, 1899. n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 21. Cooperative range grass and forage plant experiments at High

more, South Dakota; by F. Lamson-Scribner. Dec. 20, 1899. n. t. p

10 pp.
No. 22. Grass and forage plant investigations on the Pacific Coast; by F

Lamson-Scribner. Dec. 22, 1899. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 23. Progress of experiments in forage crops and range improvement

at Abilene, Texas; by H. L. Bentley. Dec. 30, 1899. n. t. p. 20 pp.
No. 24. Cowpeas and corn for silage and fodder; bv W. Gettvs. Feb. 26,

1900. n. t. p. 10 pp.

No. 25. Turkestan alfalfa; by P. Beveridge Kennedy. Apr. 9, 1900.
n. t. p. 20 pp.
Same, rev. [Aug. 1900.] n. t. p. 20 pp.

No. 26. Rescue grass; by Cornelius L. Shear. May 21, 1900. n.t. p. 4 pp.

No. 27. Agrosto logical notes: Grasses of herbarium of Dr. IL Muhlen-
berg, by F. Lamson-Sci-ibner and Elmer D. Merrill; Two new spe-
cies of Eatonia, etc. Dec. 4, 1900. n. t. p. 10 pp.

No. 28. Grasses and fodder plants on Potomac flats; by C. R. Ball. Dec.
13, 1900. n. t. p. 18 ])p.

No. 29. Grasses in Elliott's "Sketch of Botany of South Carolina and
Georgia"; by F. Lamson-Scribner. [1901.] n. t. p. 12 pp.

No. 30. New or little known grasses; by F. Lamson-Scribner. Mar. 8,

1901. n. t. p. 8 pp.

No. 31. Bermuda grass; by A. S. Hitchcock. Mar. 21,1901. n.t. ji. 6 pp.
No. 32. Some Arizona grasses; by Elmer D. Merrill. Apr. 22, 1901.

n. t. p. 10 pp.
No. 33. Range gra.ss and forage ])lant experiments at Highmore, S. Dak.,

re jKjrt of progress; by F. Lamson-Scribner. April 2, 1901. n. t. p.

5 pp.

39

Tables

i'lHssinra- a;1. ACiROSTOLOOY DIVISIOIV— Continued

tlon IK).

AS.'l: Circulars — Continued

34 No. 34. Aristida purpurea Nutt., and its allies^; liv KlnierT>. ^rerrill. May

24, 1901. n. t. p. 8 pp.

35 No. 35. Agrostolo^ifal notes; by F. Lamson-Scribner and Khner D. Mer-

rill. June 18, 1901. n. t. p. 6 pp.

36 No. 36. List of publications of Division of Agrostology; bv F. Lamson-

Scribner. June 12, 1901. n. t. p. 8 pp.

A4. ANIHAL, II\1>ITSTRY BUREAIJ

[For historical sketch of Bureau, sec Yearbook, 1897 (Al. 10:897), p. 236.]

A4.1: Annual reports^

[The "also" references are to an abbreviated report of the chief without accompany-
ing documents. From 1877 to 1883 reports on contagious diseases of domestic
animals aocompanii'il the annual reports of the Secretary. The report for 1881
and 1882 is designated in tlie funning heading us a report of the Veterinary
division, though that division was not formally organized until 1883. References
to these reports will be found under "Domestic animals" and "Veterinary
division" in the index to this work.]

884 1884, 1st (Salmon), 512 pp., 19 pi. (Also in Al. 1:884, p. 181.)
Same, 48th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doe. 25; serial no. 2311.

885 1885, 2d (Salmon), 662 pp., 11 pi. (Also in Al. 1:885, j). 431.)
Same, 48th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 36; serial no. 2311.

1886, 3d (Salmon), 456 pp., 17 pi. (Al.>^o in Al. 1:886, p. 593.)
Same, 49th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 156; serial no. 2493.

887-8 1887 and 1888, 4th and 5th (Salmon), 510 pp., 25 pi. (1887, also in Al.l:
887, p. 457; 1888, also in Al. 1:888, p. 145.)
Same, 50th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 139; serial no. 2665.
889-90 1889 and 1890, 6th and 7th (Salmon), 503 pp., 1 id. (1889, also in Al.l:
889, p. 49; 1890, also in Al.l:890, p. 75.)
Same, 51st Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 270; serial no. 2801.
891-2 1890 and 1892, 8th and 9th (Salmon), 428 ])p., 19 pi. (1891, also in Al.l:
891, p. 83; 1892, also in Al.l:892, p. 85.)
Same, 52d Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. cloc. 120; serial no. 3138.
893-4 1893 and 1894, 10th and 11th (Salmon), 127 pp. (1893, also in Al. 1:893,
p. 123; 1894, also in Al.l:894, p. 103.)
Same, 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 205; serial no. 3420.
895-6 1895 and 1896, 12th and 13tli (Salmon), 362 pp., 38 pi. (1895, also in Al.l:
895, p. 97; 1896, also in Al. 1:896, p. 1.)
Same, 54th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 291; serial no. 3537.

897 1897, 14th (Salmon), 727 pp., 6 pi. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 185.)
Same, 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 578; serial no 3680.

898 1898, 15th (Salmon), 647 pp., 25 pi., 1 map. (Also in Al.l:898,p. 179.)
Same, 55th Cong., 3d sess., PL doc. 307; serial no. 3831.

899 1899, 16th (Salmon), 790 pp. 41 pi. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 243.)
Same, 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 7-i5; serial no. 4019.

900 1900, 17th (Salmon) , 642 pp., 98 pi. (Also in Al.l ;900, p. 211.)
Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 549; serial no. 4201.

901 1901, 18th (Salmon), 706 pp., 117 pi. (Also in Al. 1:901, p. 15.)
Same, 57th Cong., 1st se.ss., H. doc. 682; serial no. 4387.

[The Bureau also made an annual report to Congress of its employees, expenditures,
and work, etc., no Bureau edition of which was issued. Following are the refer-
ences to these reports as they appear in the Congressional set.]

1887, 50th Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 69; serial no. 2510.

1888, 50th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 62; serial no. 2654.

1889, 51st Cong., l.st sess., S. ex. doc. 24; serial no. 2682.

1890, 51st Cong., 2d sess., S. ex. doc. 8; serial no. 2818.

1891, 52d Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 11; serial no. 2892.

1892, 52d Cong., 2d sess., S. ex. doc. 20; serial no. 3056.

1894, 53d Cong., 3d sess., S. ex. doc. 27; serial no. 3275.

1895, 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 96; serial no. 3414.

1896, 54th Cong., 2d sess., S. doc. 45; serial no. 3469.

1897, 55th Cong., 2d sess., II. doc. 227; serial no. 3680.

1899, 56th Cong., 1st sess., S. doc. 100; serial no. 3850.

1900, 56th Cong., 2d sess., S. doc. 96;, serial no. 4033.

40

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tion no.

A4. ANIIWAI^ I\I>1 STRY Bl REAl

Tables

-Continued

Annual reports (separates, reports of chief)

[Tlif pcisdiial report of the chief is issued separately in pamphlet form.]
Annual reports (miscellaneous separate.*)

[The more important of the scientific papers accompanying tlie reports of tlie chief
are issued separately in i>ainpiilet form. Jteferences to all the scientific papers
will l)e found under their proper headings in the index to this worli.]

Oeneral publieations

[Publications which originated in this Bureau, but which were published in a ntim-
bered series of the Secretary's office, or some other division of the Department,
are entered only where such numbering places them, with references under the
[iroper headings" in the Index to this work. Publications of the Bureau issued
only as Congressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
dix to this work.]

Animals. Contagious diseases of domesticated animals; investigations by

Department of Agriculture, 1883-1884. 1884. 868 pp., 17 pi.
Beef supply of U. S., and export trade in animals and meat ])roducts; by

D. E. Salmon. Advance sheets from annual report [of iSecretarv]

1889. 1890. 15 pp. (Special bulletin.)
Cattlemen. Proceedings of interstate convention of cattlemen, held at

Fort Wortli, Texas, March 11-13, 1890. 1890. 102 pp. (Special

bulletin. )
Cattle. Special rei)ort on diseases of cattle and cattle feeding; by Drs.

Murray, Atkinson, Harbaugh, Lowe, Law, Dickson, Trumbower,

Smith, and Professor Henry. 1892. 496 pp. 44 pi.
Same, 52d Cong., 2d sess. , H. mis. doc. 106; serial no. 3125.
Same, reprint, 1896. 496 pp. 44 pi.
Dairy. Fifty dairy rules; reprinted from Farmers' bulletin 63. (Placard.)
Filled cheese. [Notice of passage of lilled-cheese bill.] June 10, 1896.

(Circ.)
[To accompany Circular 11 (A4.4:ll.)]
Foot-and-mouth disease. Instructions concerning inspection for foot-and-
mouth disease. Dec. 3, 1902. n. t. p. 3 pp.
Fowl cholera. Report on prevention of fowl cholera; by D. E. Salmon.;

Feb. 23, 1881. n. t. p. 2 pp. 4°.
Horse. Special report on diseases of the horse; by Drs. Michener, Law,

Harbaugh, Trumljower, Liautard, Holcombe, Huidekoper, uikI

Dickson. 1890. 560 pp. 44 pi.
Same, reprint, 1896. 576 pp. 44 pi.
Pork. Instructions for microscopists in examination of pork for tricliina.

June 26, 1896. n. t. p. 2 1.
Sheep. Animal j^arasites of sheep; by Cooper Curtice. 1890. 222 pp.

36 pi.
Sheep. Special report on history and present condition of sheep industry

of tl. S.; bv Ezra A. Carman, H. A. Heath, and John ^Nlinto.

1892. 1,000"' pp. 96 pi.

Same, 52d Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 105, serial no. 3124.
Swine plague. Special report on cause and ])revention of swine plague,
results of experiments conducted by Theobald Smith. 1891. 166
I)p. 12 pi.

Bulletins

No. 1. Investigations into nature, causation, and j>revention of Texas or
southern cattle fever; bv Theobald Smith and V. L. Kilborne.

1893. 301 i)p. 10 pi.

No. 2. Livestigations relating to treatment of Imupv jaw or actinomvcosia
in cattle; by D. E. Salmon. 1893. 90 j)p. 8 1)1.

No. 3. Miscellaneous investigations concerning infectious and parasitic
diseases of domesticated animals; conducted by F. L. Kilborne,
V^eranus A. Moore, E. C. Schrueder, Theobald Smithy and C. W.
Stiles. 1893. 8(5 pp. 3 jil.

No. 4. Revision of the adult cestodes of cattle, sheep, and allied animals;
by C. W. Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1893. 134 i)p. 16 pi.

No. 5. Dairy indu.stry of Denmark; by C. C. Georgeson. 1893. 133 i^p.

41

Tables

A4. AlVIMAI^ IIVDIJSTRY BIJREAIJ— Continued
A4.3: Bill I el ill 8 — Continued

Classlfloa
tlon no.

6

10
11
12
13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

211

21^
22

23 1

23^

24

25

26

27

28

29
30
31
32

N

No
No

No

No
No

No

(). Additional investifrations concerning infectious swine diseases;
[articles] Ijy Theobald Smith and Veranus A. Moore. 1894.

7. Investigations concerning bovine tuberculosis, with special refer-
ence to diagnosis and prevention. 1894. 178 pp. 6 pi.

8. Investigations concerning infectious diseases among poultry;
[articles] by Theobald Smith and Yeranus A. Moore. 1895. 90
pp. 6 pi.

No. 9. Eules and regulations governing operations of Bureau of Animal
Industry; also acts of Congress under which they are made. 1895.
46 pp.

10. Cornstalk disease and rabies in cattle; [articles] by Veranus A.
Moore and E. A. de Schweinitz. 1896. 92 pp. 2 pi.

11. Statistics of the dairy; compiled from U. S. Census, 1890, and
other reliable sources by Henry E. Alvord. 1896. 53 pp.

12. Tapeworms of poultry; report [bv] Ch. Wardell Stdes [and]
Bililiography, [by] Albert Hassall. "1896. 88 pp. 22 pi.

13. Tuberculosis investigations; [articles] bv E. A. de Schweinitz,
Marion Dorset, and E. C. Schroeder. 1896. 27 pp. 2 pi.

No. 14. Dairying in California; by E. J. Wickson. 1896. 31 pp.

No. 15. Cheese industry of State of New York; by B. D. Gilbert. 1896.

54 pp.
No. 16. Dairy industry in Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota;

by John H. Monrad. 1896. 21 pp.
No. 17. Dairy schools; by R. A. Pearson. 1896. 38 pp. 4 pi.
No. 18. Dairy industry in Missouri and Kansas; bv Levi Chubbuck.

1897. 23 pp.

No. 19. Inspection of meats for animal parasites; [articles by] Ch.
Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1898. 161 pp.
Same, 55th Cong., 2d sess., TI. doc. 338; serial no. 3680.

No. 20. Milk supply of Boston and other New England cities; by George M.
Whittaker. 1898. 37 pp. 3 pi.

No. 21. Sheep scab: its nature and treatment; by D. E. Salmon and Ch.
Wardell Stiles. 1898. 64 pp. 6 pi.
Same, revised. 1900. 64 pp. 6 pi.

No. 22. Proceedings of second annual meeting of association of experi-
ment station veterinarians, held at Omaha, Nebr., Sept. 8, 1898.

1898. 29 pp.

No. 23. Serum treatment of swine plague and hog cholera; by E. A. de
Schweinitz, with collaboration of Marion Dorset and E. C. Schroe-
der. 1899. 18 pp.
Same, by E. A. de Schweinitz, with collaboration of Marion Dorset.

1899. 18 pp.

No. 24. Notes upon dairying in California and export of California butter
to Orient; by R. A. Pearson. 1900. 29 pp. 4 pi.

No. 25. Rabies. Reportof committee on Public Health of Medical Society
of District of Columbia. 1900. 29 pp.

No. 26. National and State dairv laws; compiled and abstracted by R. A.
Pearson. 1900. 100 pp."

No. 27. Information concerning Angora goat; by George Fayette Thomp-
son. 1901. 94 pp. 17 pis.

No. 28. Legislation with reference to bovine tuberculosis, being digest of
laws now in force, and transcript of laws, rules and regulations,
and ])roclamations for the several States and Territories; [com-
piled] by D. E. Salmon. 1901. 173 pp.

No. 29. American breeds of fowls; 1. Plvmouth Rock; by T. F. McGrew.
1901. 32 pp. 6 pi.

No. 30. Trichinosis in Germany, Parts 1-3, [articles] by Ch. Wardell
Stiles; pt. 4, Bibliography, by Albert Hassall, 1901. " 211 pp.

No. 31. American breeds of fowls; 2. Wyandotte; by T. F. McGrew.
1901. 30 pp. 10 1)1.

No. 32. Tuberculin test of imported cattle; bv D.E.Salmon. 1901. 22 pp.

42

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tion no.

Tables
A4. A:^I]W[AL IXDFSTRY bureau— Continued

Bullctiii!<> — Continued

No. 33. Relation of bovine tuberculous to public health; by D. E. Salmon.

1901. 36 pp.

No. 34. American breeds of beef cattle, with remarks on i)edigrees; by

George M. Rommel. 1902. 34 pp. 23 pi.
No. 35. Eleven miscellaneous papers on animal parasites. 1902. 61 pp.

5 pis.
No. 36. Apoplectiform septicemia in chickens. Preliminary report on a

highly fatal disease caused by nonpyogenicstrepococcus; by Victor

A. Norgaard and Jolm R. Mohler. 1902. 24 pp. 4 pi.
No. 37. Market classes of horses; by George M. Rommel. 1902. 32 pp.

12 pi.
No. 38. Not issued 1902.
No. 39. Index catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology, pt. 1.

Authors: A to Azevedo; bv Ch. Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall.

1902. 46 pp.

No. 40. Description and treatment of scabies in cattle; by Richard W.
Hickman. 1902. 23 pp. 1 pi.
[Identical with A1.9:152.]

No. 41. Mexico as a market for pure-bred beef cattle from U. S. ; by D. E.
Salmon. 1902. 28 pp. 1 map.

No. 42. Emergency report on surra, by D. E. Salmon and Ch. Wardell
Stiles; with bibliography of surra and allied trvpanosomatic dis-
eases, by Albert Hassall. 1902. 152 pp. 16 pi.'

No. 43. State and Territorial laws relating to contagious and infectious
diseases of animals, 1901. 1902. 72 jip.

Circulars

[No. 1. Directions for sterilization of milk.]
Same, 2d ed. July 24, 1894. (Circ.)

Dec. 19, 1893. (Circ.)

No
No.
No.

No. 3.

No.
No.

No.

No.

Same. [3d ed.] Dec. 19, 1893 [1896]. (Circ.)
Directions for 2:)asteurization of milk ; revised Nov. 15, 1897. (Circ. )
Wheat as a food for growing and fattening animals; by D. E. Sal-
mon, n. d. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Nodular tajniasis in fowls; by Veranus A. Moore. Aug. 28, 1895.
n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 4. Crossing improved breeds of swine with the common hogs of

Florida; by Robt. W. Furnas. Dec. 28, 1895. n. t. p. 3 ^^
No. 5. Direct transmission of infectiotis entero-hepatitis in turkeys; by
Veranus A. Moore. Mar. 11, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.

6. Black quarter; by D. E. Salmon, n. d. n. t. p. 4 pp.

7. Actinomycosis, or lumpy jaw; by D. E.Salmon, n.d. n.t.p. 4pp.

8. Injuries to cattle from swallowing pointed objects, by Theobald
Smith and Charles F. Dawson, n. d. n. t. p. 4 pp.

9. Checklist of animal parasites of chickens; by Albert Hassall.
Mar. 25, 1896, with addendum, Apr. 10, 1896. n. t. ]). 7 pp.

No. 10. List of State dairy commissioners and associations of dairymen in
the U. S. and Canada, 1896; by lleniy E. Alvord. Mar. 30,
1896. n. t. p. 6 i^p.

No. 11. How to select good cheese; by Henry E. Alvord. Apr. 20, 1896.
n. t. p. 11 pp.
[For notice to accompany, kcc A4.2:F48.]

No. 1 2. Checklist of animal parasites of turkevs; bv Albtirt Hassall. Apr.

29, 1896. n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 13. Checklist of animal parasites of ducks; bv Albert Hassall. May

14, 1896. n. t. p. 7 pp.

No. 14. Checklist of animal parasites of^geese; by Albert Hassall. June

15, 189(). n. t. p. 5 pp.

No. 15. Checklist of animal j^arasitrs of ])igeons; l)v Albert Hassall. Jnlv

21, 1896. n. t. p. 4 i)]).
No. 16. Correspondence delining "iillcd cheese." Sept. 1,1896. n. t. p.

2 pp.

43

Tables

( hissinra-
tloii no.

A4.I:

17

18

19
20
21

22

23 >

23 2
23 »

24

25'

25^
26

271

27 =

28

29

30

311

31^
32

33

34
35
36

38
A 1.5:

Al. AIVIIWAI^ l.\l>i:STRY BUREAIT— Continued

C'iroulart) — Continued

No. 17. Exports of aninials and tlieir products; by P. E. Salmon. Jan.

21, 18i)7. n. t. J). 3 pp.
No. 18. List of otticials and associations connected with dairy interests

in U. S. and Canada for 1897; by Henry E. Alvord. Apr. 10, 1897.

n. t. p. 8 j)p.
No. 19. Factory cheese and \\o\\ it is made; ))V G. Merry, n. d. n. t. p.

8 pp.
No. 20. Preyentiye yaccination against bhickleg; l)y D. E. Salmon, n. t. p.

2 pp.
No. 21. Directions for use of blackleg vaccine; by [Victor Vj. Norgaard].

Aug. 3, 1897. n. t. p. 8 pp.
[No. 23, 2(1 revision, is issued under identical title.]
No. 22. List of officials connected with dairy interests, 1898; by Henry

E. Alyord. Mar. 1, 1898. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 23. Blackleg: its nature, cause, and preyention; by Victor A. Nor-
gaard. Mar. 12, 1898. n. t. p. 12 pp.
Same, rey. ed. Feb. 11, 1899. n. t. p. 15 pp.
Same, 2d reyision. Apr. 21, 1900. n. t. p. 8 pp.
[Title changed to "Directions for use of blackleg vaccine"; identical with A4.4:21.]
No. 24. Colored spots in cheese; by R. A. Pearson. July 22, 1898. n. t. p.

7 pp.
No. 25. State standards for dairy products. 1898. Oct. 31, 1898. (Circ.)

Same, reyised. Mar. 1, 1902. n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 26. Officials, associations, and educational institutions connected .with

dairy interests of U. S. for year 1899; by Henry E. Alyord. Mar. 1,

1899. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 27. Scales of points in use in U. S. for judging dairy breeds of cattle;

reprinted from 15th annual report of Bureau of Animal Industry.

1899. 16 pp.
Same, revised. May 8, 1900. n. t. p. 16 pp.
No. 28. Letters relating to distribution of vaccine. [1900.] n. t. p. 9 pp.
No. 29. Officials, associations, and educational institutions connected with

dairy interests for 1900; bv Henry E, Alvord. Feb. 24, 1900. u.t.p.

10 pp.
No. 30. Rabies in District of Columbia; by D. E. Salmon. Apr. 30, 1900.

n. t. p. 15 pp.
No. 31. Blackleg, its nature, cause, and preyention; by Victor A. Nor-
gaard. June 5, 1900. n. t. p. 22 pp.
Same, revised. Nov. 10, 1900. n. t. p. 23 pp.
No. 32. Imperial German meat inspection law. Feb. 15, 1901. n. t. p.

19 pp.
No. 33. Officials, associations, and educational institutions connected with

dairy interests of U. s., 1901; by Henry E. Alvord. Feb. 23, 1901.

n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 34. Notes on parasites, 55-57; by Ch. Wardell Stiles and Albert Has-

sall. Mar. 26, 1901. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 35. Treatment of roundworms in sheep, goats, and cattle; by Ch. War-
dell Stiles. July 24, 1901. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 36. Officials, associations, and educational institutions connected with

dairy interests of U. S., 1902; by Henry E. Alyord. Mar. 1, 1902.

n. t. )). 8 pp.
No. 37. Prelinnnary report on Argentina as a market for pure-bred cattle

from U. S.; by D. E. Salmon. Apr. 26, 1902. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 38. Foot-and-mouth disease, warning to all owners of cattle, sheep,

and swine; by D. Y.. Salmon. Dec. 4, 1902. n. t. p. 3 pp.

B. A. I. Or<lers (signed by Secretary of Agriculture)

[From .July 1, 18.S.'), to Feb. 19, 1897, ninety circular orders were issued without num-
Ijers. The full text of these orders is given in the 14th annual report of the
Bureau of .Vnimal Industrv, 1897, beginning at p. 324 (A4.1:897).]

No.
No.

1. Exportation of l)eef. Mar. 9, 1897. (Circ.)

2. Modifying quarantine line for California. Mar. 19, 1897.

(Circ.)

4:i

ClaNRlflra-
tlon no.

TabICK
A4. ANIMAL lIVnUSTRY BrREAl'— Continued

B. A. I. Orders — Continued

Same, amended. July 17, 1897. (Ciro. )
No. 3. Modifying quarantine line for Oklahoma. (Amendment.) Apr.

26, 1897. (Circ.)
No. 4. Concerning cattle transportation. May 17, 1897. (Amendment

to order dated Jan. 27, 1897. ) (Circ. )
No. 5. Transportation of sheep affected with scabies. June 18, 1897.
" " . . - - - July (3, 1897. (Circ.)

Aug. 16, 1897.

Nos.
16,

9-14.
1897.

No. 6. Placing counties in Texas in quarantine.

Same, amended. July 13, 1897. (Circ.)
No. 7. Placing counties in Tennessee in (juarantine.

(Circ.)
No. 8. Concerning cattle transportation, 1898. Dec. 15, 1897.

[Supplementary quarantine regulations, 1898.] Dec.

n. t. p. 9 pp.
No. 15. Cattle transportation, feeding stations at Fort Worth, Tex., and

Salisbury, N. C. Jan. 3, 1898. (Amendment to no. 8. ) (Circ.)
No. 16. Cattle transportation, suspending no. 8. Jan. 22, 1898. (Circ.)
No. 17. Cattle transportation, amendment to no. 8. Mar. 4, 1898. (Circ.)
No. 18. Modifying quarantine line for California; supersedes and revokes

no. 9. Mar. 25, 1898. (Circ.)
No. 19. Safe transport of cattle to foreign countries. May 11, 1898.

(Amendment to section 18 of order dated Feb. 18, 1895.) (Circ.)
No. 20. Placing certain counties in Texas in quarantine (additional to

no. 10). Aug. 17, 1898. (Circ.)
No. 21. Releasing cattle in counties of Union, Towns, and part of Rabun,

Ga., from restrictions. Sept. 7, 1898. (Circ.)
No. 22. Placing counties in Texas in quarantine (additional to no. 10).

Sept. 30, 1898. (Circ.)
No. 23. Modifying no. 8. Oct. 12, 1898. (Circ.)

No. 24. Concerning cattle transportation. Dec. 19, 1898. n. t. p. 4 pp.
Nos. 25-29. Supplementary quarantine regulations, 1899. Dec. 20, 1898.

n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 30. Placing certain counties in Texas in quarantine (additional to no.

25). Jan 9, 1899. (Circ.)

31. Concerning cattle transportation (amendment to no. 24). Jan.
9,1899. (Circ.)

32. Concerning cattle transportation (amendment to no. 24). Mar. 8,
1899. (Circ.)

No. 33. Rules and regulations for inspection of live stock, etc. ]\Iar. 15,
1899. n. t. p. 9 pp.
Same, with general instructions to inspectors, etc. Mar. 15, 16, 1899.
n. t. p. 17 pp. 16°. [Title on cover M[eat] I[nspection] rules
and regulations and instructions.]
No. 33. Amendment no. 2. June 21, 1902. (Circ.)

[For amendment no. 1, see A4.5:78.]
No. 34. Concerning cattle transportation (amendment to no. 29). ^Nfar.

25, 1899. (Circ.)
No. 35. Inspection and safe transport of animals to foreign countries.
May 1, 1899. n. t. p. 11 pp.
Same, modifications and extension. Sept. 11, 1899. (Circ.)
No. 36. Placing certain counties in Texas in quarantine (additional to no.
25and_no. 30). June 27, 1899. (Circ.)

37. Providing for return to non-infected district of cattle exhibited at
State fair, Raleigh, North Carolina (supplementary to no. 24).
July 18, 1899. (Circ.)

38. Dipping of sheep affected with scabies. July 20, 1899. (Circ.)

39. Inspection and certification of graded cattle for Cuba. July 21,
1899. 3 pp. (half title.)

40. Revocation of no 39. July 28, 1899. (Circ.)

41. Releasing cattle in counties of Union, Towns, and part uf Rabun,
Ga., from restrictions of no. 24. Aug. 1, 1899. (Circ.)

No. 42. Placing Washita County, Okla., in quarantine (additional to no.
26). Aug. 4, 1899. (Circ.)

No.
No.

No.

No.
No.

No.
No.

45

TablcN

tlnsslflca-
tion IK).

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44

45

46'
46^
47

48

49

49-55

56'

56 =

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56 =
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56"
56*
56^
56'
57

58

59

60

61

62
63

64

65

66
67

69
70
71

A4. ANIMAL, IIVDUSTRY BrREAU— Continued

B. A. I. Orders— Continued

No. 48. Providing for return to noninfected district of cattle exhibited
at State fair, Sacramento, Cal. (supplementary to no. 24). Aug. 28,
1899. (Circ.)
No. 44. Providing additional ports of export for Canadian cattle in bond.

Aug. 28, 1899. (Circ.)
No. 45. Modifving quarantine line for California (amendment to no. 24).

Aug. 30; 1899. (Circ.)
No. 46. Superseding no. 85. Oct. 4, 1899. n. t. p. 11 pp.

Same, amendment no. 1. Nov. 18, 1901. (Circ.)
No. 47. Concerning cattle transportation (amendment to no. 24). Oct. 21,

1899. (Circ.)
No. 48. Concerning movement of animals from districts in which rabies

exists. Dec. 11, 1899. (Circ.)
No. 49. Concerning cattle transportation. Dec. 16, 1899. n. t. p. 4 pp.

(Alsoin A4.5:49-55.)
No. 49. Concerning cattle transportation. Dec. 16, 1899. Nos. 50-55.
Supplementary quarantine regulations. 1900. Dec. 19, 1899. n.t.p.
10 pp.
No. 56. Inspection and quarantine of horses, neat cattle, sheep, and other
ruminants, and swine, imported. Dec. 28, 1899. n. t. p. 10 i)p.
Same, Amendment no. 1. Sec A4.5:58.
Same, Amendment no. 2. /SVe A4.5:64.
Same, Amendment no. 3. See A4.5:77.
Same, Amendment no. 4. See A4.5:79.
Same, Amendment no. 5. [Cattle mav

Canada.] May 21, 1901. (Circ.)
Same, Amendment no. 6. Oct. 4, 1901.
Oct. 16, 1901.
Nov. 23, 1901.
Mar. 22, 1902.
May 7, 1902.
Aug. 20, 1902.
Oct. 25, 1902.
Dec. 15, 1902.

be tested in Europe or

(Circ.)
(Circ.)

(Circ.)
(Circ.)
(Circ. )
(Circ.)
(Circ.^
3.)

(Circ.

Same, Amendment no. 7.
Same, Amendment no. 8.
Same, Amendment no. 9.
Same, Amendment no. 10,
Same, Amendment no. 11,
Same, Amendment no. 12
Same, Amendment no. 13.
No. 57. Cattle transportation (amendment to no. 49). (Circ.) Jan. 20,

1900.
No. 58. Inspection and quarantine of horses and other ruminants and

swine imported into U. S. Modification of no. 56. Jan. 27, 1900.

(Circ.)
No. 59. Releasing certain cattle in California from restrictions imposed by

Order 49. Feb. 26, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 60. Providing for return to noninfected district of cattle exhi})ited

at State fair at Raleigh, N. C. Apr. 6, 1900. (Circ. )
No. 61. Exportation of cattle and sheep in vessels carrying hides from

foreign countries. Apr. 23, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 62. Cattletransportation( amendment to no. 49). May 11, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 63. Cattle transportation (amendment to no. 49). May 16, 1900.

(Circ.)
No. 64. Inspection and quarantine of horses and other ruminants and

swine, imported into U. S. (amendment to no. 56). June 1, 1900.

(Circ.)
No. 65. Providing for importation of Canadian cattle for exhibition

purposes at Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y. June 15,

1900. (Circ.)
No. 66. Regulations concerning cattle transportation (amendment to

no. 49). July 13, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 67. Providing for importation of Canadian cattle, sheep, and swine

for exhibition purposes at International Livestock Exposition,

Chicago, 111. Juiv 18, 1900. (Circ)
No. 68. Revoking no. 63. Aug. 13, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 69. Supplemental to nos. 55 and 59. Aug. 18, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 70. Supplementary to no. 49. Aug. 20, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 71. Revoking no. 66. Aug. 23, 1900. (Circ.)

46

Tables
A4. AXIMAI. INDUSTRY BUREAI'— Continued

JB. A. I. Orders — Continued

No. 72. Amendment to nos. 49 and 51. Aug. 29, 1900. (Circ.)

No. 73. Providing for exhibition of uninspected cattle at Golden Gate
Fair (supplemental to nos. 55 and 59). Sept. 8, 1900. (Circ.)

No. 74. Amendment to nos. 49 and 51. Sept. 17, 1900. (Circ.)

No. 75. Amendment to nos. 49 and 50. Sept. 26, 1900. (Circ.)

No. 76. Amendment to no. 49. Oct. 9, 1900. (Circ.)

No. 77. Inspection and quarantine of horses and other ruminants, and
swine, imported (amendment to no. 56). Oct. 20, 1900. (Circ.)

No. 78. Inspection of live stock and products (amendment to no. 33).
0>t. 22, 1900. (Circ.)

No. 79. Inspection and quarantine of horses and other ruminants, and
swine, imported (amendment to no. 56) . Nov. 10, 1900. (Circ.)

No. 80. Regulations concerning cattle transportation; Nos. 81-87, supple-
mentary quarantine regulations (amendments nos. 1-7). Dec.
10-14, 1900. n. t. p. 12 pp.
See for amendment no. 8, A4.5:88; for amendment no. 9, A4.5:89.
Same, Amendment no. 10. Jan. 31, 1901. (Circ. ^

(Circ.)
(Circ.)
fCirc.J
(Circ.)
(Circ.)

(Circ.)
(Circ.)
(Circ.)
Circ.)

Same, Amendment no. 11. Feb. 5, 1901.
Same, Amendment no. 12. Apr. 18, 1901.
Same, Amendment no. 13. Apr. 20, 1901.
Same, Amendment no. 14. July 13, 1901.
Same, Amendment no. 15. Aug. 21, 1901.
Same, Amendment no. 16. Oct. 3, 1901.
Same, Amendment no. 17. Oct. 15, 1901.
Same, Amendment no. 18. Oct. 22, 1901.
No. 88. Amendment to no. 80. Dec. 22, 1900.
No. 89. Amendment to no. 80. Dec. 22, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 90. Importation of Canadian cattle, sheep, and swine for exhibition

at Chicago. Sept. 12, 1901. (Circ.)
No. 91. Rules and regulations for inspection and marking dairv products

for export. Oct. 30, 1901. n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 92. Prohibiting landing of animals from Philippine Islands. Dec. 13,

1901. (Circ.)
No. 93. Regulations concerning cattle transportation. Jan. 10, 1902.
(Contains amendments 1-8 to no. 93, and changes in quarantine
line for 1902. ) n. t. p. 16 pp.

(Circ.)

(Circ.)
(Circ.)

(Circ.)
■ (Circ.)

(Circ.)
(Circ.)

(Circ.)

(Circ.)

Circ.)

Circ.)

renovated butter," and
butter." June 21, 1902.

Same, Amendment no. 9, Jan. 23, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 10. Feb. 13, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 11. Mar. 1, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 12. Mar. 14, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 13. Apr. 16, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 14. June 28, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 15. July 30, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 16. July 30, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 17. Sept. 10, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 18. Oct. 10, 1902.
Same, Amendment no. 19. Oct. 22, 1902.
No. 94. Rules and regulations in regard to
information concerning "adulterated
n. t. p. 1 2 pp.
No. 95. Importation of Canadian animals for exhibition at State fair,

Syracuse, N. Y. June 26, 1902. (Circ.)
No. 96. Importation of Canadian cattle, sheep, and swine for exhibition at
International Live-stock Exhibition, Chicago. July 16, 1902. (Circ. )
No. 97. Extracts from existing laws, with rules and regulations as therein
provided, proscribed for inspection and certification of renovated
butter and other dairy products for export. Oct. 1, 1902. n. t. p.
6 pp.
[Printed " No. 96," changed witli rubber stamp to " No. 97."]
Xo. 98. Rules and regulations prescribed in regard to " renovated butter,"
in ac;cordance with act of Congress approved May 9, 1902, and
information concerning "adulterated butter." Nov. 1, 1902.
n. t. p. 16 pp.

47

Tables

t'lasslflfa-
tloii no.

A4.5:

99 1

99*
99 »
99*

100

101

A4. AXI]?IAI^ IiVDUSTRY BUREAU— Continued

B. A. I. Orders — (Vintinued

No. 99. Quarantine of <'attle, sheep, and other ruminants, and swine in
New England Slates. Nov. 27, 1902. (Circ.)
Same, Amendment no. 1. Nov. 29, 1902. (Circ.)
Same, Amendment no. 2. Dec. 13, 1902. (Circ )
Same, Amendment no. 'A. Dec. 22, 1902. (Circ.)
No. 100. Proliibition of exportation of cattle, sheep, and other ruminants,

and swine from port of Boston. Nov. 27, 1902. (Circ.)
No. 101 Concerning cattle transportation. Dec. 20, 1902. (Contains
amendments nos. 1-9.) n. t. p. 15 pp.

4.0:

]TIap of districts infected ^vitli splenetic fever

891

1891, Feb. 5.

892

1892, Feb. 26.

893

1893, Feb. 15.

894

1894, Feb. 5.

895

1895, Feb. 5.

896

1896, June.

897

1897, Feb.

898

1898, Jan. 1.

899

1899, Jan. 1.

900

1900, Jan. 1.

901

1901, Jan. (in 5 sections).

A 5. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY

[Formerly known as Division of Ornithology and Mammalogy or Economic Ornithology and Mam-
mology. For historical sketch of Division, see Yearbook, 1897 (Al. 10:897), p. Il5.]

A5.1:

887

889
890
891
892
893

896

897

898
899
900
901

902
A5.2.

A5.3:

1

(Also in Al. 1:886, p. 227. )
(Alsoin Al.l:887, p. 399.)

Annual reports

Orxithologist

1886 (Merriam), [1] +227-258 pp. 1 map.

1887 (Merriam), iii+399-456+ii pp. 1 pi.
Orxitholocjist and Mammalogist

1888 (Merriam), iii+477-536 pp. 1 pi. (Also in Al. 1:888, p. 477.)

1889 (Merriam), [l]4-363-376 pp. 2 pi. (Also in Al. 1:889, p. 363.)

1890 (Merriam), iii+277-285 pp. (Also in Al.l:890, p. 277.)

1891 (Merriam), [l]+267-271 pp. (Also in Al.l :891, p. 267. )

1892 (Merriam), [l]+181-200 pp., 5 pi. (ALso in Al. 1:892, p. 181.)

1893 (Merriam), iii+227-234 pp.. 1 map. (Also in Al. 1:893, p. 227.)

1894 (Merriam). (In Al. 1:894, p. 227.)

1895 (Merriam). (In Al. 1:895, p. 175.)

1896 (Merriam), iii+23-25 pp. (Also in Al.l:896, p. 23.)
Division of Biological Survey

1897 (Merriam), ii+1,5-20 pp. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 15.)
Acting Chief, Division of Biological Scrvey

1898 (Palmer), iii+37-42 pp. (Also in Al.l:898, p. 37.)

1899 (Palmer), iii-f59-70 pp. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 59.)

1900 (Palmer), ii+35-48 pp. (Also in Al. 1:900, p. .35.)

1901 (Palmer), iii+151-162 pp. (Also in Al. 1:901, p. 151.)
Chief of Biological Ritrvey

1902 (Merriam), iii-L 209-218 pp. (Also in Al. 1:902, p. 209.)

Oeneral publications

[Publications which originated in this division, but which were published in a num-
bered series of the Secretary's office, or some other division of the Department,
are entered only where such numbering places them, with references under the
proper headings in the index to this work. Publications of this division issued
only as Congressional documents are noted in chronological order in the appen-
dix to this work. J

Bulletins

No. 1. p]nglish sparrow (Passer domesticus) in North America, especially
in its relation to agriculture: ])y Walter B. Barrows. 1889. 405 pp.
1 map.

No. 2. Bird migration in Mississippi Valley, 1884 and 1885; by W.W.Cooke.
Edited and revised by C. Hart Merriam. 1888. 313 pp. 1 map.

48

Tables

A5. BIOLOGICAL. SURVEY— Continued

A 5. 3: Bulletins — Continued

10

11

121

12 2
13

14

15

16

17

A 5.4:

1'
1'^
2
3

9
10

11

12
18
14'
14 =

No. 3. Hawks and owls of U. S. in their relation to agriculture; by A. K.

Fisher. 1893. 210 pp. 26 pi.
No. 4. Prairie ground .squirrels, or sjiennophiles, of Mississippi Valley; by

Vernon Bailey. 1893. 69 pp. 5 j)!.
No. 5. Pocket gophers of U. S. ; by Vernon Bailey. 1895. 47 pp. 2 pi.
No. 6. Common crow of U. S. ; [articles] bv Walter B. Barrows and E. A.

Schwarz. 1895. 98 pp. 1 pi.
No. 7. Preliminary rejiort ou food of woodpeckers, by F. E. L. Beal;

Tongues of wood])eckers, bv F. A. Lucas. 1895. 44 pp. 4 pi.
No. 8. Jack rabbits of U. S.; by f. S. Palmer. 1896. S4 pp. 7 pi.

Same, revised ed. 1897. 88 pp. 7 pi.
No. 9. Cuckoos and shrikes in their relation to agriculture; Food of

cuckoos, bv F. E. L. Beal, [and] Food of shrikes, l)v Svlvester D.

Judd. 1898. 26 pp. 1 pi.
No. 10. Life zones and crop zones of U. S. ; by C. Hart Merriam. 1898.

79 pp. 1 map.
No. n. Geographic distriljution of cereals in North America; by C. S.

Plumb. 1898. 24 pp. 1 map.
No. 12. Legislation for proteciion of birds other than game 'birds; by

T. S. Palmer. 1900. 94 pp. 2 pi.
Same, revised ed., 1902. 143 pp. 4 pi.
No. 13. Food of bobolink, blackbirds, and grackles; by F. E. L. Beal.

1900. 77 pp. 1 pi.

No. 14. Laws regulating transportation and sale of game; by T. S. Palmer
and II. W. Olds.' 1900. 89 pp. 9 pi. 1 folder table.

No. 15. Relation of sparrows to agriculture; by Sylvester D. Judd. 1901.
98 pp. 4 pi.

No. 16. Digest of game laws for 1901; bv T. S. Palmer and H. \V. Olds.

1901. 152 pp. 8 pis. 2 folder tables.

No. 17. Birds of a Marvland farm, a local studv of economic ornithologv;
by Sylvester D. Judd. 1902. 116 pp. 17 pi.

Bulletins (separates)

[A fe'.v (>! tlie more important papers contained in tlie Bulletins have been issued
separately. References to all the papers will bo found under their proper head-
ings in tlie index to this work.]

Cireulars

No. ]. On food habits of birds. Out of print.*

Same, 2d edition. Oct. 12, 1886. n. t. ii. [3] pp.
No. 2. On English si)arrow. July 20, 1886. (Circ. )
No. 3. On economic relations of mammals. July 27, 1886. n. t. p.

[3] pp.
No. 4. [Leaflet relating to collection of birds' stomachs. Nov., 1886.]

(Circ.)
No. 5. To rice growers, n. d. (Circ.)
No. 6. Acknowledgment of receii)t of schedule on p]nglish sparrow. Out

of print.*
Same, 2d edition, n. d. (Circ.)
No. 7. Topostmastersinrelation to English .si)arrow. Nov. 8, 1886. (Circ.)
No. 8. On geographical distrilnition and migration of North American

l)irds for 1887. Fel). 2:'., 1887. n. t. p. [4] pp.
No. 9. On gophers. Julv 30, 1888. (Circ.)
No. 10. On killdeer ])lover. Jan. 15, 1889. _ (Circ.)
No. H. Brief directions for measurement f)f small mammals, and i)reiia-

ration of museum skins; ])y C. Hart Merriam. 1889. 4 pp. 1 pi.
No. 12. Directions for collecting" the stomachs of birds. Apr. 25, 1891.

n. t. p. [3] pp.
No. 13. [For acknowledging re(H-i])t of North

(Cir^)
No. 14. [For acknowled^iiiir receipl ni X

(Circ.)
Same. [North .American Fauna S.]

* .No copy fiiuiiil.

American l*'aima.]
rtli Aniericaii l''anna 7.]
. (1. (C;irc.)

1. d.

n. d.

114—04-

•1'.)

Tables

t'lasslflca-
tlon no.

A5.4:

15

16

171
172
18

19
20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32'

32 2
33

34
35

36
37
38

A5.5:

1

2
3

A5. BIOI^OGICAL. SURVEY— Continued

Circulars — Continued

No. 15. [For acknowiedginji; receipt of North American Fauna 10.] Jan.

1896. (Circ.)

No. 16. [For acknowledging receii)t of North America Fauna 11.] July,

1896 (Circ.)

No. 17. Bird day in the schools. July 2, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Same, reprint with additions, n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 18. [For acknowledging receipt of Nortli American Fauna 12.] n. d.

(Circ. )
No. 19. In relation to bounties on mammals and birds, n. d. (Circ.)
No. 20. Distribution and sale of publications. Oct. 20, 1896. n. t. p.

2 pp.

No. 21. Geographic distribution of North American cereals. Jan. 4,

1897 (Circ.)

No. 22. Geographic distribution of North American cereals. Mar. 1,

1897 (Circ. )
No. 23. [For acknowledging receipt of North American Fauna 13.] Oct.,

1897. (Circ.)

No. 24. [For acknowledging receipt of North American Fauna 14.] ^lay

1, 1899. (Circ.)
No. 25. [For acknowledging receipt of North American Fauna 15.] Aug

10; 1899. (Circ.)
No. 26. [For acknowledging receipt of North American Fauna 16.] Oct.

31, 1899. (Circ.)
No. 27. [For acknowledging receipt of North American Fauna 17.] May

31 [June 6], 1900. (Circ.)
No. 28. Directory of State officials and organizations concerned with pro-
tection of birds and game. July 10, 1900. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 29. Protection and importation of birds under act of Congress approved

May 25, 1900. July 13, 1900. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 30. Wild animals and birds which mav be imported without permits.

Sept. 13, 1900. (Circ.)
No. 31. Information concerning game: Seasons, shipment, and sale; by

T. S. Palmer and H. W. Olds. Oct. 25, 1900. n. t. p. 20 pp.
No. 32. Directions for destruction of prairie dogs; by C. Hart Merriam.

Feb. 21, 1901. n. t. p. 2 pp.
Same, revised. Jan. 30, 1902. n. t. p. 2 pp.
No. 33. Protection of birds and game, directory of State officials and

organizations for 1901; by T. S. Palmer. Apr. 18, 1901. n. t. p.

10 pp.
No. 34. Laws for protection of birds and game in District of Columbia; by

T. S. Palmer. Oct. 25, 1901. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 35. Directory of State officials and organizations concerned with pro-
tection of birds and game, 1902; by T. S. Palmer. Apr. 15, 1902.

n. t. p. 10 pp.
No. 36. Importation of reptiles into Hawaii, order for prevention of.

[Amendment to circular no. 30] May 22, 1902. (Circ.)
No. 37. Regulations for importation of eggs of game birds for propagation.

June 9, 1902. n. t. p. _ 2 pp.
No. 38. Interstate commerce in birds and game. Aug. 23, 1902. n. t. p.

3 pp.

North American fauna

No. 1. Revision of North American pocket mice; by C. Hart Merriam.
1889. vii+36pp. 4 pi.

No. 2. Descriptions of fourteen new species and one new genus of North
American mammals; by C. Hart Merriam. 1889. v+52pp. 8 pi.

No. 3. Results of a biological survey of San Francisco mountain region
and desert of the Little Colorado, Arizona; [articles] by C. Hart
Merriam and Leonhard Stejneger. 1890. vii+136 pp. 14 leaves
14 pi. 5 maps.

No. 4. Descriptions of twentv-six new species of North American mam-
mals; by C. H. Merriam. 1890. v+60 pp. 3 pi. 1 table.

50

Tables

A5. BIOLOOICAL, SURVEY— Continued

North American fauna — Continued

No. 5. ResultH of a biological reconnaissance of south central Idaho; [ar-
ticles] by C. H. Merriam and Leonhard Stejneger; Descri})tions
of new genus and two new species of North American mammals, by
C. Hart Merriam. 1891. vii+128 pp. 4 pi.

No. 6. Death Valley expedition, pt. 1. Not published.

No. 7. Death Valley expedition, a biological survey of parts of California,
Nevada, Arizona, and Utah, pt. 2; [reports bv] A. K. Fisher [and
others]. 1893. 402 pp. 19 pi.

No. 8. Monographic revision of the pocket gophers, family Geomyidse, ex-
clusive of species of Thomomys; by C. Hart Merriam. 1895. 258
pp. 23 pi.

No. 9. Not jiublished.

No. 10. Revision of shrews of American genera Blarina and Notiosorex, by
C. Hart Merriam; Long-tailed shrews of eastern U. S., by Gerrit S.
Miller, jr. ; Synopsis of American shrews of genus Sorex, by C. Hart
Merriam. 1895. 124 pp. 12 pi.

No. 11. Synopsis of weasels of North America; [by] C. Hart Merriam.
1896. 44 pp. 6 pi.

No. 12. Genera and subgenera of voles and lemmings; by Gerrit S. Mil-
ler, jr. 1896. 84 pp. 3 pi.

No. 13. Revision of North American bats of familv Vespertilionidse; by
Gerrit S. Miller, jr. 1897. 140 pp. 3 pi.

No. 14. Natural history of Tres Marias Islands, Mexico; General account
of islands, with reports on mammals and birds, by E. W. Nelson;
Reptiles, by Leonhard Stejneger; Crustacea, by Mary J. Rathbun;
Plants, by J. N, Rose; Bibliography, by E. W. Nelson. 1899. 97
pp. 1 pi.

No. 15. Revision of jumping mice of genus Zapus; by Edward A. Preble.

1899. 42 pp. 1 pi.
No. 16. Results of biological survey of Mt. Shasta, Cal. ; by C. Hart

Merriam. 1899. 179 pp. 5 pi.
No. 17. Revision of American voles of genus Microtus; bv Vernon Bailey.

1900. 88 pp. 5 pi.
No. 18. Revision of pocket mice of genus Perognathus; bv Wilfred H.

Osgood. 1900. 72 pp. 4 pi.
No. 19. Results of a biological reconnoissance of Yukon River region;
General account of region [and] annotated list of mammals, by
Wilfred H. Osgood; Annotated list of birds, [by] Louis B. Bishop.

1900. 100 pp. 7 pi.
No. 20. Revisionof skunks of genus Chincha; by Arthur II. Howell. 1901.

62 pp. 8 pi.
No. 21. Natural history of Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia;
natural history of Cook Inlet region, Alaska; bv Wilfred H. Osgood.

1901. 87 pp. 7 pi.
No. 22. Biological investigation of Hudson Bay region; by Edward A.

Preble. 1902. 140 pp. 14 pL

North American fauna (separates)

[A few of the more important papers contained in the North American Fauna
have been issued separately. Kefcrences to all the papers will be found under
their proper headings in the index to this work.]

A6. BOTANY DIVISION

[Merged into Bureau of I'liuit Industry, July 1, 1901, nee. A 19. For historical sketch of Division, see
Yearbook 1897 (Al. 10:897), p. 90.]

Annual report»(

1869 (Parry) (In Al. 1:869, p. 91.)

1870 (Parry) (In Al. 1:870, p. 108.)

1871 No report made.

1872 (Vasey) (In Al. 1:872, p. 159.)

1873 No report made.

1874 (Vasey) (In Al. 1:874, p. 156.)

51

Tab 1 CM

CliisNlflni-

tloii nu.

A6.1:

Am

1875

1876

1877

1878

1879

1880

1881

1883

1884

1885

886

1886

1887

888

1888

889

1889

890

1890

891

1891

892

1892

893

1893

894

1894

895

1895

896

1896

897

1897

898

1898

899

1899

900

1900

1901

Aii. BSOTA.W I>IVlSIO\'— Continued

Annual reporls — Continued

Xo report made.

(Vasey) (In Al. 1:876, p. 73.)

No report made.

[No ri'i^uhir annual report appears, ])ut a "Report of the Botanist
and CMiemist on gras.«es and foraj^e j)lants, by George Vasey and
Peter Collier," appears in the Secretary's report for 1878, pp. 157-
194. /SccAl. 1:878].

(Vasey). (In Al. 1:879, p. 349.)

( V'asey). (In Al.l:880, p. 375. )

and 1882 (Vasey). (In Al.l :881-2, p. 231.)

(Vasev). (In Al. 1:883, p. 83.)

(Vasey). (In Al. 1:884, p. 123.)
(Vasev). (In Al. 1:885, p. 63.)
( Vasey ). [1] +69-93 pp. 21 pis.
(Vasey). (In Al. 1:887, p. 301.)
(Vasev), [1] +305-324 pp.
(Vasey), [1] +377-396 pp.
(Vasey), [1] +375-392 pp.
(Vasey), [1] +341-358 pp.

(Also in A 1.1:886, p. 69.)

(Also in Al.l:

P

305.)
(Also in Al.l :889, i>. 377.)
(Also in Al.l :890, p. 375.)
(Also in Al. 1:891, ]>. 341.)

13 pis.
11 pis.
8 pis.
10 pis.
(Vasey), [1] +201-214." 9 pis. (Also in Al.l:892, p. 201.)
Coville) , iii+235-244 pp. (Also in Al. 1:893, p. 235.'
' " " Also in Al. 1:894, p. 161.

Also in Al. 1:895, p. 159.
(Alsoin Al.l:896, p. 95.)
(Also in Al. 1:897, p. 167.)
(Alsoin Al. 1:898, p. 153.)
(Alsoin Al.l:899, p. 53.)
(Alsoin Al. 1:900, p. 91.)
(Coville). [This final report of the Division was made through the
chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry, forming jiart of his annual
report for 1901. {See Al. 1:901, p. 62;' also A19.1:901, p. 67.)]

(Coville), iii+161-166 pp.
(Coville), iii+159-164 pp.
(Coville), iii+95-102 pix
(Coville), ii+167-172 pp.
(Coville), iii+153-158 pp.
(Coville), iii+53-57 pp.
(Coville), iii+91-101 pp.

n.)

>9.)

A6.1«: ' Annual reports (separates)

A6.2:

B65
G76

In7

N82'

[A few of the more important papers contained in tlie annual reports 1 ave been
issued separately. References to all the papers will be found under their proper
headings in the index to this work.]

General puS>lieation§

[Publications which originated in this Division but which were published in a num-
bered series of the Secretary's oliice, or some other division of the Department,
are entered only where such numberinjr places tlicin, with references under the
proper headings in the Index to this work. Publications of the Division issued
only as Congressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
dix to this work.]

Botanical Exchange Club. Rules for Botanical Exchange Club; by George
Vasey. n. d. (Circ. )

Grasses of U. S. Descriptive catalogue of grasses of U. S., including
especially grass collections at New Orleans Exposition made by
U. S. Department of Agriculture and State exhibits of grasses, with
notes on such s[)ecies as are more or less employed in agriculture or
deserving of trial and cultivation; by Geo. Vasey. 1885. Washing-
ton, Gibson Bros. 1885. 110 pp.

[Pulished as report of Agriculture Department at World's Industrial and Cotton
Centennial. "Said to have been printed at tJibson Bros, to save expense. Paid
for from Exposition funds." — (Written note on t. p. of copy in file of Agriculture
Department, Publications Division.)]

Instructions to botanical collectors; by Geo. Vasey. n. d. (Circ.)
North American grasses. Illustrations of North American grasses, vol. 1.
Grasses of the South \v(>st; ])lat('s and descriptions of grasses of desert
region of western Texas, New ^Mexico, Arizona, and southern Cali-
fornia; by Geo. Vasey. 1891. vii+[2]+7+[2] pp. 49 1. 50 pi.
and 7+ [2] pp. 49 1. 50 pi. Large 8°. (Reissue of Botany Bul-
letin no. 12. pts. 1,2.)

52

Tables

Cliissiflca-
tioii no.

A6. BOTA\'Y DIVISION— Cntiiiucl

Cicneral piihlit'atioiiM — Contiuuud

North Americau Lrrasyes. (xras-ses of the Paoifu; slope, inchidinj^ Alaska
and adjacent islaudw; platew an<l descriptions of grasses of California,
Oregon, Washington, and tlu; northwestern coast, including Alaska;
by Geo. Yasey. 1893. viiir[-l]pp. 98 1. 100 pi. large 8°.
[Reissue of Botany bulletin no. 13, pts. 1, 2.]

Plant breeding and .seed selection; bv Frederick V. Coville. June 22,
1898. n. t. p. 2 pp.

Bulletins

No. 1. Investigation of grasses of arid districts of Kansas, Nebraska, and
Colorado; by George Vasey. 1886. 19 p\). 18 j)!.

No. 2. Fungus diseases of grape vine; by Frank Lamson-Scribner. 1886.
136 pp. 7 pi.

No. 3. Grasses of the South, reiiort on certain grasses and forage plants
for cultivation in South and Southwest; by George Vasey. 1887.
63 p|). 16 pi.

No. 4. Desiderata of herbarium for North America north of Mexico.
Ranunculacete to Rosacepe, inclusive; by Geo. Vasey.
(Distributed among botanists with the purpose of obtaining speci-
mens.) 1887. 15 pp.

No. 5. Experiments made in 1887 in treatment of downy mildew and
black-rot of grapevine with chapter on apparatus for applying rem-
edies for these diseases; bv F. Lamson-Scribner. 1888. 113 pp.
1 table.

[No. 6. Grasses of arid districts.] Investigation of grasses of arid districts
of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and Utah, in 1887. 1888.
61 pp. 30 pi.

[The Department and Division designation and tlie bulletin number and series titles
as bracketed above appear only on tlie cover.]

No. 7. Black rot [of grape vine] ; by F. Lamson-Scribner and Pierre Viala.

1888. 29 pp. 1 pi.
No. 8. Record of some work of division, including extracts from corre-
spondence and other commimications; [articles] prepared by George

Vasey and B. T. Galloway. 1889. 67 pp.
No. 9. Peach yellows, a preliminarv report; bv Erwin F. Smith. 1888.

254 pp. 46 pi.
No. 10. Experiments made in 1888 in treatment of downy mildew and

l)lack rot of grape vine. 1889. 61 pp. 2 ])1.
No. 11. Experiments made in 1889 in treatment of fungous diseases of

plants; ])repared by B. T. Galloway. 1890. 119 pp. 7iil.
[l^lates numbered to eight, but plate 1 is page "id.]
No. 12. (irasses of the Southwest; plates and descriptions of grasses of

desert region of western Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, an(l .southern

California; bv Geo. Vasev. Pt. 1, 1890. 7H[2] pp. 49 1. 50 pi.

large 8°.
Same, pt. 2. 1891. 7+ [4] pp. 49 1. 50 pi. large 8°. (Title-i)age

and table of contents for vol. 1, Illustrations of North American

Grasses, appended to this i)art. )
[Bulletin no. 12. pts. 1, 2, also issued as vol. 1, Illustrations of North American (irasses.

.S'eeAG.2:N«2i.]

No. 13. Grasses of Pacific Slope, including Alaska and adjacent islands;

plates and de.scriptidins of grasses of ('alifornia, Oivgon, Washington,

and the northwestern coast, including .\laska; bv Geo. Vasey.

Pt. 1. 1892. 7+ [2] pp. 49 1. 50 pi. large 8°.
Same, pt. 2. 189.3. 7+ [2] pp. 4!) 1. 50 pi. large 8°. (Title-page

and table of contents for vol. 2, Illustrations of North American

Grasses, appended to this j)art. )
[Bulletin no. 13, pts. 1, 2, also iss\iod as vol. 2, Illuslrationsof North .Vmerican (Jrasses

,*c Ar).2: N82-.]

No. 14. Ilex ciissine, a])original North .\merican tea, its history, distri-
bution, and use among native North American Indians; by E. M.
Hale. 1891. 22 pp. 1 pi.

63

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(iasslllca-
tloii no.

A6.3:

15

IG'

16^
16'
17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25
26

28
29

A6.4:

1

7'

T'
8

9'
9'
10

11

12'

12 =
13'

13'
13'

A«. BOTANY I>IVISIO!V— Continued

Bulletins — Continued

No. 15. Russian thistlf, its history as a weed in U. S., with an account of
means avilahle for its eradication; by Lyster Hoxie Dewey. 1894.
32 pp. 3 pi. 2 maps.

No. 16. American ginseng, its commercial history, protection, and cultiva-
tion; l)y George V. Nash. 1895. 22 pp.
Same, revised and extended by Maurice (t. Kains. 1898. 32 pp.
Same, [with prefatory note by Frederick V. Coville]. 1902. 32 pp.

No. 17. Legislation against weeds; by Lyster H. Dewey. 1896. 60 pj).

No. 18. Water hyacinth, and its relation to navigation in Florida; by
Herbert J. Webber. 1897. 20 pp. 1 pi.

No. 19. Chicory growing as addition to resources of American farmer; by
Maurice G. Kains. 1898. 52 pp.

No. 20. Principal poisonous plants of United States; by V. K. Chesnut.

1898. 60 pp.

No. 21. Vanilla culture, as practiced in Seychelles Islands; by S. J. Gal-

braith. 1898. 24 pp. 1 pi.
No. 22. Present status of rice culture in United States; by S. A. Knapp.

1899. 56 i)p. 3 pi.

No. 23. Russian cereals adapted for cultivation in United States; by Mark

Alfred Carleton. 1900. 42 i)p. 2 pi.
No. 24. Germination of seeds as affected by certain chemical fertilizers;

bv Gilbert H. Hicks. 1900. 15 pp. 2 pi.
No. 25. Shade in coffee culture; by 0. F. Cook. 1901. 79 pp. 16 pi.
No. 26. Stock-poisoning plants of Montana, i)reliminary report; by V. K.

Chesnut and E. V. Wilcox. 1901. 150 pp. 37 pi.
Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., S. doc. 160; serial no. 4039.
No. 27. Seeds of commercial saltbushes; by G. N. Collins. 1901. 28

pp. 8 pi.
No. 28. Chayote, a tropical vegetable; by O. F. Cook. 1901. 31 pp. 8 pi.
No. 29. Seed coats of certain species of genus Brassica; by A. J. Pieters

and Vera K. Charles. 1901. 19 pp. 1 pi.

Circulars

No. 1.

May 23, 1894.

Hungarian brome grass; by F. Lamson-Scribner.
n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 2. Nut grass; by L. H. Dewey. Oct. 16, 1894. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 3. Russian thistle; bv L. H. Dewey. [Jan. 4, 1895.] n. t. p.

Same, rev. ed. Nov. 20, 1895. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 4. Flat pea; by F. Lamson-Scribner. Feb. 27, 1895. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 5. Giant knotweed, or sachaline; bv F. Lamson-Scribner. Feb. 26,

1895. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 6. Standards of the purity and vitality of agricultural seeds; by Gilbert

H. Hicks. May 9, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 7. Tumbling mustard, bv Lyster H. Dewey. June 5, 1896. n.
8 pp.
Same, 2d ed. June 5, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 8. Crimson clover hair balls; by Frederick V. Coville. June 15,

n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 9. Wild garlic; by Lyster H. Dewey. Feb. 15, 1897. n. t. p.

Same, revised. June 2, 1900. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 10. Three new weeds of mustard family; by Lvster H. Dewey.

30, 1897. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 11. Vitality of seed treated with carbon bisulphid; by Gilbert H.

Hicks and John C. Dabney. n. d. n. t. p. 5 pp.
No. 12. Camphor tree; by Lyster H. Dewey. Aug. 12, 1897. n. t. j).
7 pp.
Same, revised. Sept. 21, 1897. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 13. OVjservations on recent cases of mushroom poisoning in District
of Columbia; by Frederick V. Coville. Dec. 1, 1897. n. t. p.
21 pp.
Same, rev. ed. Jan. 4, 1898. n. t. p. 24 pp.
Same, 3d ed. May 15, 1899. n. t. p. 24 pp.

pp.

t. p.

1896.
8 pp.
Apr.

54

Tables

Classifica-
tion no.

A6. BOTANY DIVISION— Continued

Circulars — Continued

No. 14. Dodders infesting clover and alfalfa; bv Lvster H. Dewev. Apr.

25, 1898. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 15. Horse-radish; by M. G. Kains. May 20, 1898. n. t. p. 8 i)p.
No. 16. Section of seed and plant introduction; bv O. F. Cook. Jan. 25,

1899. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 17. Notes on plant products of Philij)pine Islands; bv Frank IT.

Hitchcock. May 15, 1899. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 18. Crimson clover seed; by A. J. Pieters. Aug. 5,1899. n.t.i). -1 pp.

Same, revised. July 20, 1900. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 19. Hop cultivation in Bohemia; by David G. Fairchild. Oct. 10,

1899. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 20. Horse-radish culture in Bohemia; l)v David( J. Fain'hild. Dec. 15,

1899. n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 21. Yams in West Indies; ])y David (i. Fairchild. Dec. 6, 1899.

n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 22. Bur, or glo])e, artichokes; by Walter T. Swingle and David G.

Fairchild. Dec. 11, 1899. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 23. Lebbek or siris tree; by David G. Fairchild. Feb. 3, 1900.

n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 24. Red clover seed; l)y Adrian J. Pieters. Mar. 6, 1900. n. t. p.

5 pp.
No. 25. Seed of beardless brome grass; by A. J. Pieters. Mar. 10, 1900.

n. t. p. 5 pp.
No. 26. Egyptian cotton in U. S. ; by Lyster H. Dewey. Mar. 16, 1900.

n. t. p. 9 pp.
No. 27. Canada thistle; by Lyster H. Dewey. May 15, 1900. n. t. p.

14 pp.
Same, revised. 1901. n. t. p. 14 pp.
No. 28. Rubber cultivation for Porto Rico; byO. F. Cook. June 22, 1900.

n. t. p. 12 PI).
No. 29. Chicory growing; by Maurice G. Kains. Oct. 30, 1900. n. t. p.

12 pp.
No. 30. List of publications of Division of Botany; bv Frederick V.

Coville. May 17, 1901. n. t. p. 10 pp.
Same, revised edition, Dec. 29, 1902. n. t. p. 12 pp.

Contributions from U. §. national licrbariuni

[The U. S. National Hcrljariuin, foiiiicU'd by the Smithsonian Institution, was trans-
ferred to the AKriciilturr I)r[iartin('iit in l.S(;,s, aiiil returner! to the custody of the
Smithsonian Instituticm. July ], isyti. The Agriculture Department, however,
continued to jiulilish this series of botanical reports until July 1, 190'2, when, in
pursuance nf an act of Congress, the National Museum assumed the responsibility
of the publiciition.]

V. 1. Reports on collections and miscellaneous papers. 1890-1895.
Contents:

No. 1. List of plants collected by Edward Palmer in LSSS in South Carolina, by
(icorge Vasey and J. N. Kose; List of plants collected by Kdward Palmer at
Lagoon Head, Cedros Island, San Benito Island, Guadaluj>e" Island, Head of Gulf
of California, by George Vasey and J. N. Rose. 1H90. vii-l- '28 pp.

No. 2. (Jollection of plants made by G. C. Nealley in region of Rio Grande in Texas,
from Brazos Santiago to El Paso County; by John M. Coulter. 1890. iii+29-05 pp,

No. 3. List of i)Iants colU^cIcd liy Edward I'almcr in 1890 in Lower California and
western Mexico, at La I'az. San Pedro, Martin Island, Raza Island, Santa Rosalia,
and Santa Agucnia, (ruaymas; bv George Vasev and J. N. Rose. 18'.I0. vi l (;;!-90
pp. Ipl.

No. /,. List of j)lants collected by Edward Palmer in 1890 in western Mexico and
Arizona, at Alamos and [in] Arizona; by J. N. Rose. 1891. vii+91-127 pp. 10 pi.

No. 5. List of jilants collected by Edwaril Palmer in 1890 on Carmen Island, bv
J. N. Rose; List of plants collected bv U. S. S. Albatross in 1887-91 along western
coast of America, [articles] by J. N. Rose, D. C. Eaton, J. W. Eckfeldt, and A. W.
Evans; Revision ot North American species of HotTnuuiscggia, by E. M. Fisher;
Systematic and alphalictic; index of new s|iccies of North Anicricau phanerogams
aiid i.teridophvtcs, jniblishetl in 1891, bv Josephine A. Clark. 1892. x + 129-188
pp. 5 pi.

No. 6. List of plants collected by C. S. Sheldon and M. A. Carleton in Indian Ter-
ritory in 1891, bv J. M. Ilolziiiger; Observations on native plants of Oklahoma
Territory ami iid'jiii'cut districts, by M. A. Carleton. 1892. ix + 189-232 pp. 2 p!.

Nn.7. Systematic and alpbabciic index to n<'W species of North American i)ban-
erogamsand pteridophytes published in 1892; by Josephine A. Clark, 1893. iii-t-
233-264-f iii pp.

55

Table!*

A6. BOTAW DIVISION— Contimu'd
A6.5: 1 €'«»iilril>iilioii!» Timhii U. S. iialioiial licrl>ariuiu — Continued

Classlflc;!-

tloil III).

1 i V. 1. Reports on coUectiuus and inisL-ellanuoiis papers — Continued
(Contents— Continued

Ku. 8. Notes on some Pacific coast grasses, by George Vasey; Descriptions of new
or noteworthy grasses from U. S., by George Vusey; Descriptions of new grasses
from Mexico, by George Vasey; Descriptions of new plunts from Texas and Colo-
rado, by J. M.Holzinger; List of plants new to Florida, by J. M. Holzinger;
Descriptions of three new plants, bv .1. N. Rose; List of lichens from California
and Mexico, collected bv Edward Palmer from 1888 to 1892, bv J. W. Eckfeldt.
1893. iii+265-292-fii pp. 5 pi.

xVo. 9. Report on collection of plants made in States of Sonora and Colima, Mexico
by Edward Palmer, in IMIO and 1891; by J. X. Rose. 1895. v-f 293-43-1 pp. 13 pi.
[Title page and tables of contents and illustrations for volume 1, appended to
this number, viii pp.]

V. 2. Botany of western Texas, a manual of phanerogams and j)teri-

dophytes of western Texas; by John M. Coulter. 1891-94.
Contents: '
jN'o. 1. Manual of phanerogams and pteridophytes of western Texas; Polvpetaliie,

bv John M. Coulter. 1891. v+lo2+ivpp. 1 pi.
AW 2. Same, Gamopetahc; by .lohn M. Coulter. 1892. x-fl53-345pp. 2 pi.
A'o. 3. Same, Apetala.', Monocotyledonic, Pteridophyta, by John M. Coulter. 1894.

V +347-588 pp. (1 sheet following p. 430.) [Title page and table of contents for

volume, issued with this part, v pp.]
[Volume 2 was reprinted by the Smithsonian Institution, 1902, \inder title " Botany

of western Texas."]

V. 3. Reports on collections, revisions of groups, and miscellaneous

papers. 1892-1896.
Contents:
JVo. 1. Monograph of grasses of V. S. and British America; by George Vasey. 1892.

xiv+89 pp.
No. 2. Preliminary revision of North American species of cactus, anhalonium, and

lophophora; bvJohn M. Coulter. 1894. iii+91-132+ii pp.
No. 3. Flora of sand hills of Nebraska; by P. A. Rydberg. 189.'). v+133-203

pp. 2 pi.
No. I,. Report on collection of plants made by J. H. Sandberg and assistants in

northern Idaho in 1S92; by John M. Holzinger. 1895. v +20.5-287 +v pp. 2 pi.
No. 5. Report on Mexican umbellifer;e, mostly from State of Oaxaca, recently

collected by C. G. Pringle and E. VV. Nelson, by John M. Coulter and J. N. Rose;

Descriptions on plants, mostlv new, from Mexico and U. S., by J. N. Rose. 1895.

v+289-323 + ii pp. 12 pi.
No. 6. Botanv of Yakutat Bay. Alaska, by Frederick Vernon Coville; with field

report. l)y Frederick Funston. 1895. iii+325-353+ii pp.
No. 7. Preliininarv revision of North American .species of echinocaetus, eereus,

and opuntia; bv John M. Coulter. 1896. iii+365-462+iv pp.
No. 8. Flora of Black Hills of South Dakota; by P. A. Rydberg. 1896. v+463-

53f>+iv pp. 4 pi.
No. 9. Flora of southwestern Kan.sas, report on collection of plants made by C. H.

Thompson in 1893, by A. S. Hitchcock; Crepis occidentalis, and its allies, by

Frederick V. Coville; Plants from Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, by J. N.

Rose; Leibergia, a new genus of umbelliferai from Columbia River region, by

John M. Coulter and J. N. Rose; Roseanthus. a new genus of cucurbituce;e frorii

Acapulco, Mexico, by Alfred Cogniaux. 1896. v+537-612pp. 8 [il. [Title page

and table of contents for volume issued with this part, vii pp.]

V. 4. Botany of Death Valley expedition; Report on botany of expedition
sent out in 1891 by U. S. Department of Agriculture to make bio-
logical survey of region of Death Valley, California, by Frederick
Vernon Coville. 1893. viii-|-363 pp. 22 pi. 1 map.
V. 5. Systematic, economic, and ecological investigations. 1897-1901.
Contents:

No. 1. General report on botanical survey of Ca;ur d'Alene Mountains in Idaho
during summer of 1895; by John B. Leiberg. 1897. v+S5 pp. 1 pi.

No. 2. Plants used Vjy Klamath Indians of Oregon; bv Frederick V. Coville. 1897.
v+87-108+ii pp.

No. 3. Studies of Mexican and Central American plants; bv J. N. Rose. 1897.
vii+109-144+1 pp. 16 pi.

No. /,. Studies of Mexican and Central American plants — No. 2; by J. N. Rose;
Two new species of plants from northwestern V. S., by L. F. Henderson; Hesperi-
genia, a new genus of umbellifcra' from Mount Rainier, by J. M. Coulter and
J.N.Rose; Three new species of trade.scantia from U.S., byJ. N. Rose; Treleasea,
a new genus (if comnielenace;e, bv J. N. Rose; Notes on useful plants of Mexico,
byJ. N.Rose. 1>99. viii + 14.5-2.59+ viii pp. 47 pi.

No. 5. Plant covering of Oeracoke I.sland, a study in the ecology of the North
Carolina strand of vegetation; by Thomas H. Kearney, jr. 1900. iv+261-
319 pp.

No. 6. Report on botanical survey of Dismal Swamp region; by Thomas H.
Kearney. 1901. x+321-.585 + x pp. 12 pi. 2 maps. [Title page and table of
contents for volume, issued with this part, x pp.]

56

Tables

Classlflcii-
tioii no.

A«.5:

()

Ae.S'':

A6.6:

IlM

1

No.

2

No.

3

X<).

4

No.

5

No.

AO. BOTA\'Y l>IVlSIO\— Cntinncd

I'oiitribiilioiiM lr<»iii l'. S. iialioiial licrl»ariiiiii~-( ontinuL'd

V. (5. Plant life of Alabama; distribution, modeH of association, and
adai)tations of Horaof Alabama, witli Hystcmatic catalogne of plants
grow in<x in State; incpared in cooiifiation with (ieological Survey
of Alabama; by Charles Mohr. 1901. 1)21 ])p. Ki pi.
V. 7. Systematic and geographic botanv, and aboriginal uses of plants.
1900-1902.
Contents:
Xo. 1. Monograph of North American ninbellifera-; hv Jolin M. ConUt-r and ,1. X.

Rose. 1900. i56+vii pp. 9 pi.
jY(j.;?. Origin and distribution of Cocoa pahn; by O. F. Cook. 1901. v+257-293pp.
\o. S. Plants used bv Indians of Mendocino County, California; bv V. K. Chesnut.
1902. vi+29.')-408+vii pp. ijl. 10-21. [Title page and contents for volume,
1900-1902. i)p. l-S, 409-122.]

C'oiitrihutioiiM from IT. S. national lierbariuni (separates)

[.\ few of the more important papers contained in the various numbers of this
series are is.sued .separately in pamphlet form. References to all the papers con-
tained in this series will be found under the proper headings in the index to this

work.]

Inventories

1. Foreign seeds and plants imported by .section of seed and plant
introduction, numbers 1-1000. n. d. 81 pp.

2. Foreign seeds and ])lants imported bv section of seed and plant
introduction, numbers 1001-1900. [Jiily 5, 1899.] 94 pp.

3. Seeds of saccharine sorghums distributed bv section of seed and
plant introduction, [^p 10,1899.] 14 pp."

4. Cereals and forage plants collected in Russia by M. A. Carleton
for section of seed and plant introduction. [Ap. 15, 1899.] 9 pj).

5. Foreign seeds and plants imported l)y Department of Agriculture
and for distribution through the section (»f seed and plant intro-
duction. Numbers 1901-2700. Nov. 3, 1899. 62 pp.

Foreign seeds and plants collected in Austria, Italy, and Egypt by
Barbour Lathrop and David (J. Fairchild for section of seed and
plant introduction. [Jan. 80, 1900.] 15 i)p.

Foreign seeds and plants imported bv Department of Agriculture;
numbers 2701-:^400. Aug. 18, 1900. "86 pp.

Seeds and plants imported for distribution in co(')peration with
agricultural experiment stations; numbers 3401-4350. Jan. 1, 1901.
106 pp.

No. (1

No.
No.

A7. CHEIMISTUV BUREAU

[Formerly Chemistry Division; clianged to Bureau .July 1, 1901. For historical sketch of Division,
i<ce Yearbook 1897 {A1.10;897), p. 76.]

AT.l:

Annnal reports

1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
187()
1877
1878
1879

(Wetherill). (In Al. 1:862, p. 508.)
no rejjort printed.
(Erni). (In Al. 1:864, p. 514.)
Erni). (In A 1.1: 865, p. 46.)

(In Al. 1:866, p. 45.^
(In Al. 1:867, j). 31.'
(In Al. 1:868, p. 59.)
(In Al.l:8()9, p. 65.)
(In Al. 1:870, p. 91.)
(In Al. 1:871, p. 89.)
(In Al.l:872, ]k 138.)
(In Al.l:873, p. 170.)
(In Al. 1:874, p. 147.)
(In Al. 1:875, j). 141.)
(In Al. 1:876, ]). 46.)
(In Al.l:877, p. 65.)
(In Al.l:878, p. 95.)
(In Al. 1:879, p. 35.)

Antisell).

Antisell).

AntLsell).
(Antisell).
(Antisell).
(Brown).
(Brown).
(McMurtrie
(Mc.Murtrie).
(McMurtrie).
(McMurtrie).
(Mc.Miutrie'
(Collier).
(Collier).

57

Tables

I'lassincii-
tluii ni).

A7.1:

889
890
891
892
893

896
897
898
899
900
901
902

Ay.2:

015

P961
P96^
P96='

Ar.3:

1

AT. CIIEiniSTRY BrREAl'— Continued

Annual reporiK — Continued

1880 (Collier). (In Al. 1:880, p. 37.)

1881 and 1882 (Collier). (In Al.l: 881-2, p. 379.)

1883 (Richardson). (In Al.l: 883, p. 197.)

1884 (Wiley). (In Al. 1:884, p. 19. )

1885 (Wilev). (In Al.l: 885, p. 109.)

1886 (Wilev). (In Al.l: 886, p. 277.)

1887 (Wiley). (In Al.l:887, p. 181.)

1888 (Wiley). (In Al.l: 888, p. 221.)

1889 (Wiley), [1] + 135-190 pp. (Also in Al.l:

1890 (Wiley), iii f 133-192 pp.

1891 (Wiley), [3J + 143-190 pp

1892 (Wilev), 111+123-152 pp.

1893 (Wiley), iv+ 169-198 pp.

1894 (Wiley). (In Al.l:894, p. 151.)

1895 (Wiley). (In Al.l:895, p. 145.)

1896 (Wiley), iii+9-14 pp. (Also in Al. 1:896, p. 9.)

1897 (Wiley), ii+5 pp. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 1.)

1898 (Wilev), iii + 7-15 pp. (Also in Al. 1:898, p. 7.)

1899 (Wiley), iii+25-42 pp. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 25.)

1900 (Wiley), ii+17-26 pp. (Also in Al.l:900, p, 17.)

1901 (Wiley), ii+95-111 pp. (Also in Al. 1:901, p. 95.)

1902 (Wiley), ii+ 137-154 pp. (Also in Al. 1:902, p. 137.)

p. 135.)

(Also in A 1.1: 890, p. 133.)
(Also in Al.l: 891, p. 143.)

(Also in Al.l: 892, p. 123.)
Also in Al.l; 893, p. 169.)

Ocncral publications

[Publications which originated in this Bureau, but which were published in a num-
bered series of the Secretary's ottice, or some other division of the Department,
are entered only where such numbering places them, with references under the
proper headings in the index to this work. Publications of this Bureau, issued
only as Congressional documents, are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
dix to this work ]

Beet sugar indu.stry. See A1.2: B39.

Oils and fats. Methods for analysis of edible oils and fats, not including

dairy products; by L. M. Tblman. [1901.] n. t. p. 15 pp.
Publications of Division "^of Chemistry. Dec. 20, 1899. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Same. May 1, 1901. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Same. Aug. 1, 1902. n. t. p. 6 pp.

Bulletins

No. 1. Investigation of composition of American wheat and corn; [by]
Clifford Richardson. 1883. 69 pp. 1 folded table.
[For errata to this Bulletin, sec A7.3:4, p. 98.]

No. 2. Diffusion, its application to sugar cane and record of experiments
with sorghum in 1883; [by] H. ^\ . Wiley. 1884. 36 pp. 2 pi.

No. 3. Northern sugar industry; a record of its progress during season
of 1883; [by] H. W. Wiley. 1884. 118 + 2 pp. 4 pi. 11 charts.

No. 4. Investigation of composition of American wheat and corn, 2d
report; [by] Clifford Richardson. 1884. 98 pp.
[Errata to Bulletin Xo. 1 on page 98.]

No. 5. Sugar industry of United States, cane sugar, beet sugar, sorghum
sugar, maple sugar; by Harvey \Y. Wiley. 1885. 224 pp. 16 pi.
1 map.

No. 6. Experiments with diffusion and carbonatation at Ottawa, Kansas,
campaign of 1885; by Harvey W. Wiley. 1885. 20 pp.

No. 7. Methods of analysis of commercial fertilizers; proceedings [2d
annual convention] A.s.sociation of Official Agricultural Chemists,
Sept. 1, 2, 1885 [edited by Chas. W. Dabney, jr.]. 1885. 49 pp.

No. 8. Methods and machinery for application of diffusion to extraction
of sugar from sugar cane and sorghum, and for use of lime and
carbonic and sulphurous acids in purifving the diffusion juices; [by]
Harvey W. Wiley. 1886. 85 pp. 22 pK

No. 9. Third report on chemical composition and physical properties of
American cereals, wheat, oats, barley, and rve; bv Clifford Rich-
ardson, 1886. 82 pp.

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A7. CHEHISTRY BIJREAIT— Continued

Bulletins — Continued

No. 10. Principles and methods of soil analysis; [Ijv] Edgar Richards.
1886. 66 pp.

No. 11. Experiments in manufacture of sugar at Magnolia Station, Law-
rence, La., season of 1885-6. 2d report; by Guilford L. Spencer.

1886. 26 pp. 1 pi.

No. 12. Methods of analysis of commercial fertilizers; proceedings 3d
annual convention of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists,
Aug. 26, 27, 1886. 1886. 59 pp.
No. 13. Foods and food adulterants; pt. 1. Dairy products. 1887.
128+iv pp. 12 pi.

Same, pt. 2. Spices and condiments; by Clifford Richardson. 1887.
[1] +129-259 pp. 16 pi.

Same, pt. 3. Fermented alcoholic beverages, malt liquors, wine, and
cider; by C. A. Crampton. 1887. [1] +261-399 pp.

Same, pt. 4. Lard and lard adulterations; by H. W. Wiley. 1889.
[1] +403-554 pp. 10 pi.

Same, pt. 5. Baking powders; by C. A. Crampton. 1889. [l]+557-
627 pp.

Same, pt. 6. Sugar, molasses and sirup, confections, honey, and bees-
wax, made under direction of H. W. Wiley, with collaboration
of H. A. Huston, H. H. Nicholson, W. B. Rising, M. A. Scovell,
S. P. Sharpies, W. C. Stubbs, Shippen Wallace, F. G. Weichmann,
H. A. Weber, and K. P. McElroy. 1892. [l] + 631-874+ix pp.

Same, pt. 7. Tea, coffee, and cocoa preparations; by Guilford L. Spen-
cer with collaboration of Ervine E. Ewell. 1892. vii+875-1014-|-
vi pp. 9 pi.

Same, pt. 8. Canned vegetables; by K. P. McElroy with collaboration
of W. D. Bigelow. 1893. vi+1015-1167+xii pp.

Same, pt. 9. Cereals and cereal ])roducts made under direction of H. W.
Wiley, with collaboration of K. P. McElrov, VV. H. Krug, T. C.
Trescot.W.D. Bigelow, and others. 1898. vii+1169-1374pp. 7 pi.

Same, pt. 10. Preserved meats; by W. D. Bigelow, with collaboration
of Edward Mackav Chance, L. S. Munson, L. M. Tolman, and
others. 1902. ix+ 1375-1517 pp.
No. 14. Experiments at Fort Scott, Kansas, in manufacture of sugar from
sorghum and sugar canes in 1886; by H. W. Wiley. 1887. 64 pp.
No. 15. Experiments in manufacture of sugar at Magnolia Station, Law-
rence, Louisiana, season of 1886-87; 3d rp., by Guilford L. Spencer.

1887. 35 pp.

No. 16. Methods of analysis of commercial fertilizes, feeding stuffs, and
dairy products, adopted at 4th annual convention of Association
of Official Agricultural Chemists, Aug. 16-18, 1887; edited by Clifford
Richardson. 1887. 80 pp. 4 pi.

No. 17. Experiments in manufacture of sugar from sorghum and sugar
canes at Fort Scott, Kansas, Rio Grande, N. J., and Lawrence, La.

1888. 118 pp. 6 pi.

No. 18. Sugar-i)roducing plants; analyses made under direction of chemist;
sorghum [at] Fort Scott, Kans., Rio Grande, N. J.; sugar cane [at
Magnolia Station] Lawrence, La.; with study of data collected on
sorghum and sugar cane. 1888. 132 pp.

No. 19. Methods of analysis of commercial fertilizers, cattle foods, dairy
products, sugar, and fernuiuted liquors, adopted at fifth anmial
convention Association of Otiicial Agricultural Chemists, held Aug.
9, 10, 1888; edited by Clifford Richardson. 1888. 96 pp.

No. 20. Record of experiments in manufacture of sugar from sorghum at
Rio Grande, N. J.; Kenner, La.; Conwav Springs, Douglass, and
Sterling. Ks., 1888; by H. W. Wiley. 1889. ' 162 pp.

No. 21. Ex))eriments in manufacture of sugar by diffusion at Magnolia
Station, Lawrence, La., season of 1888-89; by Guilford L. Spencer.

1889. 67 i)p.

No. 22. Record of experiments at Des Ligncs sugar experiment station,
Baldwin, La., season of 1888; by C. A. Crampton. 1889. 36 pp.

59

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A7.:«:

2:5

24

25
26

27
28

29
30
31

\7. CHEMISTRY BUREAIT— CV)ntinne(l

Biilleliii!>> — CoutiniK'd

38

No.
No.

No.

No.

No.
No.

No.
No.
No.

32

No

33

No

34

No

35

No

36

No

37

No

No,

39

No

40

No

41

No

42

No

43

No

2'A. Kxjteriiiients at s^ujiar cxperiiucnt station on Calumet Plantation,
Pattersonville, J.a., [1888]; l)y Hubert Edson. 1889. 42 pp.

24. Proceedings 6th annual convention Association of Official Agricul-
tural Clienii(-t!^, Sept. 10-12, 1889, methods of analysis of commercial
fertili/.ers, cattle foods, dairy jiroducts, and fermented liquors;
edited by Harvey W. Wiley. " 1890. 235 pp.

25. Popular treatise on extent and character of food adulterations;
by Alex. J. Wedderburn. 1890. 61pp.

26. Record of exjieriments in j)roduction of sugar from sorghum in
1889, at Cedar Falls, Iowa; Rio Grande, N. J.; Morrisville, Va. ;
Kenner, La.; College Station, Md.; and Conway Springs, Attica,
Medicine Lodge, Ness Citv, Liberal, Arkalon, Meade, Minneola, and
Sterling, Kans.; by H. \V. Wiley. 1890. 112 pp. 1 folded table.

27. Sugar-beet in(lustrv; culture of sugar beet and manufacture of beet
sugar; by H. W. Wiley. 1890. 262 pp. ]2 i)l.

28. Proceedings of 7th annual convention of As.sociation of Official
Agricultural Chemists, Aug. 28-30, 1890; methods of analysis of
commercial fertilizers, foods, and feeding stuffs, dairy products,
fermented liquors, and sugars; edited bv Harvev W. W^iley. 1890.
238 pp.

29. Record of experiments with sorghum in 1890; bv Harvey W.
Wiley. 1891. 125 pp. 1 folded table.

30. Exj)eriments with sugar beets in 1890; bv Harvev W. Wilev.

1891. 93 pp.

31. Proceedings of 8th annual convention of Association of Official
Agricultural Chemists, Aug. 13-15, 1891; methods of analysis of
commercial fertilizers, foods and feeding stuffs, dairy products,
fermented liquors, and sugars; edited by Harvey W. Wilev. 1891.
253 pp.

32. Special report on extent and character of food adulterations, in-
cluding State and other laws relating to foods and beverages; by
Alex. J. Wedderburn. 1892. 174 pp.

33. Experiments with sugar beets in 1891; by Harvey W. Wiley,
with collaboration of W^alter Maxwell, W. A. Henry, and others.

1892. 158 pp.

34. Record of experiments with sorghum in 1891; by Harvey W^.
Wiley, with collaboration of G. L. Spencer, A. A. Denton, and
Wibray J. Thompson. 1892. 132 pp.

35. Proceedings of 9th annual convention of Association of Official
Agricultural Chemists, Aug. 25-27, 1892; edited by Harvey W.
Wiley. 1892. vi+243+vii-xvii.

36. Experiments with sugar beets in 1892; by Harvey W. Wiley,
Avith collaboration of Walter IVIaxwell. 1893. 74 pp.

37. Record of experiments with sorghum in 1892; by Harvey W.
Wiley, with collaboration of A. A. Denton, Glen O'Brien, C. I.
Hinman, Wibray J, Thompson, J. L. Fuelling, and Oma Carr.

1893. 100 pp.

38. Proceedings of 10th annual convention of Association of Official
Agricultural Chemists, Chicago, 111., Aug. 24-26, 1893; edited by
Harvey W. Wiley. 1893. vi+218+vii-xiv pp.

39. F]xperiments with sugar beets in 1893; by Harvey W. Wiley,
with collaboration of W'alter Maxwell. 1894. 59 pp.

40. Record of experiments with sorghum in 1893; by Harvey W.
Wiley, with collaboration of Oma Carr and C. I. Hinman. 1894.
38 pp.

41. Extent and character of food arid drug adulteration; by Alex.
J. Wedderburn. 1894. 64 pj).

42. Comj)ilation of pharmacy and drug laws of the several states
and territories; l)y Alex. J. Wedderburn. 1894. 152 pp.

43. Proceedings of llth animal convention of Association of Official
Agricultural Chemists, Aug. 23-25, 1894; edited by Harvey W.
Wiley. 1894. 403 pp.

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A7. CHEMISTRY BUREAU— Continued

Bulletins — Continued

No. 44. Sweet cassava; its culture, pnjpertics, and UKes; hy Harvev W.

Wiley. 1894. 16 pp. 2 pi.
No. 45. Analyses of cereals collected at AVorld's Columl)ian Exposition,

and comparisons with other data; by Harvey W. Wilev. 1895.

57 pp.
No. 46. Methods of analysis adopted by Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, Sept. 5-7, 1895; edited by Harvey W. Wiley, with col-
laboration of L. L. Van Slyke and W. D. Bigelow. 1895. 84 pp.
See also A7.4:4.
No. 46, rev. ed. Methods of analysis adopted bv Association of Oflicial

Agricultural Chemists, Nov. 11, 12, 14, 1898; edited by Harvev W.

Wiley. 1899. 86 pp.
No. 47. Proceedings of 12th annual convention of Association of Official

Agricultural Chemists, Sept. 5-7, 1895; edited l)v Harvev W. Wiley.

1895. 172 pp.
No. 48. Zinc in evaporated apples; by Harvey W. Wiley. 1896. 38 pp.
No. 49 . Proceedings 13th annual convention Association of Official Agri-
cultural Chemists, Nov. 6, 7, 9, 1896; edited by H. W. Wiley. 1897.

127 pp.
Same, [another print; letter of transnuttal and list of illustrations

omitted]. 127 pp.
See also A7.4:2 and A7.4:4.
No. 50. Composition of maize (Indian corn), including grain, meal, stalks,

pith, fodder, and cobs; compiled by H. W. Wiley. 1898. 31 pp.
See also for French abstract of this Bull., A7.4:6.
No. 51. Proceedings of 14th annual convention of Association of Official

Agricultural Chemists, Oct. 26-28, 1897; edited bv Harvev W. Wiley.

1898. 169 pp.
See also A7.4:4.
No. 52. Experiments with sugar beets in 1897; bv Harvev W. Wiley.

1898. 165 pp. 2 maps.
Same, revised. 1899. 165 pp. 2 maps.
No. 53. Chemical composition of carcasses of pigs; by Harvey W. Wiley,

with collaboration of E. E. Ewell, W. H. Krug, T. C. Trescot, and

others. 1898. 80 pp.
No. 54. Investigation of analytical methods for distinguishing between

nitrogen of proteids and that of simpler amids or amido-acids, by

J. W. Mallet; with chai)ter on Separation of flesh bases from proteid

matters by means of bromin, by H. W. Wiley. 1898. 30 pp.
No. 55. Fertilizing value of street sweepings; by Ervin E. Ewell. 1898.

19 pp.
No. 56. Proceedings of 15th annual convention of Association of Official

Agricultural Chemists, Washington, D. C, Nov. 11, 12, 14, 1898;

edited by Harvey W. Wiley. 1899. 140 ])p.
No. 57. Proceedings of 16th annual convention of Association of Official

Agricultural Chemists, San Francisco, July 5-7, 1899; edited by

Harvey W. Wiley. 1899. 130 pp.
No. 58. Manufacture of starch from i)otatoes and cassava; bv Harvev W.

Wiley. 1900. 48 pp. 8 pi.
No. 59. Composition of American wines; by W. D. Bigelow. 1900. 76 pp.
No. 60. Sunflower plant, its cultivation, composition and uses; by Harvey

W. Wiley. 1901. 31 i)p. I pi.
No. 61. Pure-food laws of European countries affecting American exports;

by W. D. Bigelow. 1901. 39 pp.
No. 62. 'Proceedings of 17th annual convention Association of Official

Agriculturab Chemists, Washington, Nov. 16, 17, 19, 1900; edited by

H.W.Wiley. 1901. 163 pp. 2 pi.
No. 63. Exhibit of Bureau at l*an-Americau Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y.,

1901; by E. E. Ewell, W. D. Bigelow, and Logan Waller Page.

1901. 29 pp. 4 pi.
No. 64. Influence of enviroimient upon i'onii>osition of sugar lu-et; by

Harvey W. Wiley. 1901. 32 pp.

61

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A7.3:

65

66
67
68
69'

69*
695
70

A7.3«:

A7.I:

1

AT. t'lIEIfllSTRY BUREAU— Continued

9
10

A8.1:

IS II 1 1 c 1 i n« — Continued

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

G'i. Provisional methods for analysis of foods adopted by Association
of Ollirial Afiricultural Clu'iiiists, Nov. 14-16, 1901; edited bv H.
W. Wiley, with collalKjration of \V. I). Bigelow. 1902. 169 pp.

66. Fruits and fruit products, chemical and microscopical examina-
tion; [Pt. 1], bv L. S. IMunson [and] L. M. Tolman; [Pt. 2, by]
Burton J. Howard. 1902. 114 pp. 12 pi.

67. Proceedings of 18th annual convention of Association of Official
Agricultural Chemists, held at "Washington, D. C, Nov. 14—16, 1901;

edited by Harvey W. Wiley. 1902. 184 pp. 1 por.

68. Chemical composition of insecticides and fungicides, with an
account of methods of analysis employed; by J. K. Haywood, in
cooperation with Division of Entomologv. 1902. 62 pp.

69. Pt. 1. Foods and food control, [no.] 1 ;''bv W. D. Bigelow. 1902.
vi-L93pp.

"^ ~ ' ■ ^ vi+95-187 pp.

vi+189-272 pp.
vi+ 273-372 pp.
vi +373-461 pp.

by H. W. Wiley.

Same, Pt. 2, [no.] 2.

Same, Pt. 3, [no.] 3

Same, Pt. 4, [no.] 4.

Same, Pt. 5, [no.] 5

1902.

1902.

1902.

1902. _

0. Manufacture of table sirups from sugar cane;

1902. 32 pp. 10 pi.

Bulletins (separates)

[A few of the papers contained in the Bulletins were issued separately in pamphlet
form. References to all the papers will be found under their proper headings in
the index to this work.]

Cireular§

No. 1. Manufacture of sorghum sirup; by G. L. Spencer. July 15, 1894.
n. t. p. 3 pp.

No. 2. Changes in and additions to methods of analysis adopted at 13th
annual meeting of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists.
Dec. 12, 1896. n. t. p. 6 pp.

No. 3. Needed reforms in fertilizer inspection; by H. J. Wheeler, H. P.
Armsby, C. D. Woods, H. W. Wiley. July 8, 1897. n. t. p.' 3 pp.
Same, revised, n. d. n. t. p. 4 pp.
Same, 2d rev. ed. Mar. 20, 1902. n. t. p. 4 pp.

No. 4 (to accompany bulletin 46). Changes in and additions to methods
of analysis adopted at 13th and 14th annual meetings Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists. Dec. 11, 1897. n. t. p. 10 pp.

No. 5. Chemical examination of canned meats; bv H. W. Wiley. Jan.
18, 1899. _n. t. p. 7 pp.

No. 6. Composition chimique du mais et de ses produits; par M. H. W.
Wiley. June 22, 1900. (French abstract of Chera. Bull. 50, Com-
position of maize; by H. W. Wiley. ) July 21, 1900. 13 pp.

No. 7. Outline of work on foods and feeding stuffs for 1901; by William
H. Krug. Apr. 29, 1901. n. t. p. 3 pp.
Same, revised ed. Apr. 18, 1902. (Title changed to "Amended
methods adopted at 18th annual convention of Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists.") n. t. p. 3 pp.

No. 8. Official method for analysis of tanning materials. Nov. 19, 1901.
n. t. p. 2 pp.
Same, Dec. 18, 1902. n. t. p. 2 pp.

No. 9. Plan for cooperating in study of available plant food; l>y C. C.
Moore. Jan. 3, 1902. n. t. p. 8 i)p.

No. 10. Methods for analysis of insecticides and fungicides; by J. K. Hay-
wood. Mar. 7, 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

A8. EXTOiWOLOCJICAL €0]TlIfIIS§IOIV

[Formerly under Interior Department, .see I 26.]

Annual reports

1st annual report on Rocky Mountain locust. Issued as a publication of
the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (Hayden) .
&e 126.1:1.

62

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tlon no.

Tables

A§. ENTO:?IOLOC;iCAI. C01I]WIISSI0X— Continued

Annual reports — Continued

2d rejturt on Rocky Mountain locust and Western cricket. Issued as a
publication of the Interior Department, the report being made
direct to the Secretary.
*e 126.1:2.
3d report of U. S. Entomological Commission relating to Rocky Mountain
locust, Western cricket. Army -worm, canker worms, and Hessian
fly, with descriptions of lary;e of injurious forest insects, studies of
embryological deyelopment of locust and of other insects, and on
systematic position of orthoptera in relation to other orders of insects.
1883. xiy+347-f-124-92 pp. 63 pi. 4 maps.
Same, 47th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 44; serial no. 2154.
4th report of U. S. Entomological Commission, being revised edition of
Bulletin no. 3 and final report on cotton worm and boll worm; l)y
Charles V. Riley. 1885. xxxviii+399+147 pp. 64 pi. 2 maps.
Same, 48th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 39; serial no. 2325.
5th report of U. S. Entomological Commission, being reyised and enlarged
edition of Bulletin no. 7 on insects injurious to forest and shade
trees; by Alpheus S. Packard. 1890. yiii+957 pp. 40 pi.
Same, 51st Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 269; serial no. 2800.
[Discontinued.]

Oeneral publieations

None issued.
Bulletins

[Nos. 1 and 2 made under direction of U. S. Geological and Geographical .Survey of
the Territories (Hayden); Nos. 3-7 under direction of Interior Department. None
issued under Agriculture Department] .
See 126:3.

Circulars

[None issued under Agriculture Department.
Department. See 126:4] .

Twelve circulars issued under Interior

A9. ElVTOIWOLOGY DIVISIOIV

[For historical sketch of Division, see Yearbook 1897 (Al. 10:897), p. 84.]

A9.1: Annual reports

(In Al. 1:868, p. 78.)

Report of Entomologist

1863 (Gloyer). (In Al. 1:863, p. 561.)

(In Al. 1:864, p. 540.)

(In Al. 1:865, p. 33.)

(In Al. 1:866, p. 27.)

(In Al. 1:867, p. 58.)

Title: Foods and habits of beetles.

(In Al. 1:869, p. 60.)
Rp:port op Entomologist and Curator of Museum
1870 (Glover). (In Al.l:870, p. 65.
" (In Al. 1:871, p. 69.'

(In Al. 1:872, p. 112.)

(In Al. 1:873, p. 152.)

(In Al. 1:874, I). 122.)
Report op Entomolo(;ist

1875 (Glover). (In Al. 1:875, p. 114.)
Report op E.ntomolocjist and Curator of Museum

1876 (Glover). (In A 1.1:876, p. 17.^

1877 Gloyer). (In Al. 1:877, p. 89.'

1878 (none is.sued).
Report op Entomologist

1879 (Rik'v), from June, 1878, to Mar. 1, 1879. 52+[l] pj.

in Al. 1:878, p. 207.)

1880 (Comstock), submitted June 30, 1880. (In Al. 1:879, p. 185.)

1881 (Comstock), submitted June 15, 1881. iv-f 235-373+iv pp. 24 pi.

(Also in Al. 1:880, p. 235.)

1864- (Glover).

1865 (Glover).

1866 (Glover).

1867 (Glover).

1868 (Glover).

1869 (Glover).

1871 (Glover).

1872 (Glover).

1873 [Glover].

1874 (Glover).

(Also

63

Tablew

ciiissincii-

tlun IK).

A9.1:

882

883
884

885

886
887
888
889
890
891
892
893

896
897
898
899
900
901
902

A9.2:

B47'

B47^

B47-
B47*

B47'

C82

A». EXTOHOLOGY DIVISION— Continued

Annual reports — Continued

1882 Uvilev), sul>niitted June 30, 1882. viii+167 pp. 20 jil. (Also in

Al. 1:881-2, p. 61.) [Pages 1-154 bear also the paging of the Sec-
retary's report "61-214."]

1883 (Riley), submitted Julv 31, 1883. v-f 99-180+5+ [2] pp. 13 pi.

(Also in Al. 1:883, p. 99.)

1884 (Kilev), submitted Nov. 3, 1884. vii+[l] + 134+2+ix pp. 10 pi.

(Also in Al. 1:884, p. 285.) [Pages 1-134 bear also the paging of
the Secretary's report "285-418."]

1885 (Riley), submitted Dec. 24, 1885. vii+[l]+137+vii+2 pp. 2 1.

ix pi. 1 map. (Also in Al. 1:885, p. 207. ) [Pages 1-137 bear also
the i)aging of the Secretary's report "207-34.3."]

1886 (Rilev)', [sul)mitted] Dec. 24, 1886. v+459-592+ix pp. 11 pi.

(Also in Al. 1:886, p. 459.)

1887 (Riley), submitted Jan. .30, 1888. vi+48-179+vi pp. 8 pi. (Also

in Al. 1:887, p. 48.)

1888 (Kilev), submitted Jan. 31, 1889. iv+53-114 pp. 12 pi. (Also in

Al. 1:888, p. 53.)

1889 (Riley\ submitted Dec. 31, 1889. iv+331-361+iii pp. 6 pi. (Also

in A 1.1:889, p. 331.)

1890 (Rilev), for calendar year. [l] + 237-264 pp.

Al. 1:890, p. 237.)

1891 (Rilev), for calendar year. iii+231-266+ii pp.

p. 231.)

1892 (Riley), calendar year. iii+153-180+ii pp. 12

Al. 1:892, p. 153.)

1893 (Riley), calendar year. iii+199-226+ii pp

Al. 1:893, p. 199.)

1894 (Howard), from June 30, 1893, to June 30, 1894. (In Al. 1:894,
p. 157.)

' " " (In Al. 1:895, p. 153.)

iii + 89-93 pp. (Also in Al. 1:896, p. 89.)
ii 4-111-116 pp. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 111.)
iii+17-25 pp. (Also in Al.l :898, p. 17. )
iii +43-52 pp. (Also in Al.l:899, p. 43.)
iii+27-34 pp. (Also in Al.l:900, p. 27. )
ii+141-150 pp. (Also in Al. 1:901, p. 141.)
iii+189-207 pp. (Also in Al. 1:902, p. 189.)

7 pi. (Also in
Also in Al. 1:891,
pi. (Also in
4 pi. (Also in

1895 (Howard), fiscal year.

1896 (Howard), fiscal year.

1897 (Howard), fiscal year.

1898 (Howard), fiscal year.

1899 (Howard), fiscal year.

1900 (Howard), fiscal vear.

1901 (Howard), fiscal year.

1902 (Marlatt), fiscal year.

Oeneral publications

[Publications which oriarinatcd iu this Division, but which were published in a num-
bered series of the Secretary's ' jtlice, or some oth<.T division of the Department,
are entered only where sueii nuiiil)eriii.s,' i)hiees them, with references under the
proper headings in the Index to this work. Publications of the Division, issued
only as Congressional documents, are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
dix" to this work.]

Bibliography of more important contributions to American economic
entomology; j)repared by Samuel Hcnshaw. Pts. 1-3, more im-
portant writings of Benjamin Dann ^^'alsh and Charles Valentine
Riley. 1890. [1] +454 pp.
Contents: "

Pt. 1. More important writings of Benjamin Dann Walsh. 1889. 50 pp.

Pt.2. MoreimportantjointwritingsofR. D.Walshand C.V.Riley. 1889. pp. 51-90.

Pt. 3. More important writings of Charles Valentine Rilev. 1889. pp. 97-;571.

Index to Parts 1-3. 1890. pp. [1] +373-1.5-1.

Same, 51st Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 1;!3; serial no. 2708.

Same. Pt. 4. More important writings of (ioyernment and State

entomologists, and of other contributors to literature of American

Economic Entomology. A-K. 1895. 167 pp.
Same. Pt. 5. L-Z. 1896. 179 pp.
Same. Pt. 6. More important writings pul)lislie(l l)etween June 30,

1888, and Dec. 30, 1S96; iireparc.lby Nathan P-anks. 1898. 273 pp.
Same. Pt. 7. More imi)()rtant writinirs jxibli.'-^lied between Dec. 31,

1896, and Jan. 1, 1900; by Nathan Banks. 1901. 113 pp.
Cotton insects. Report upon cotton insects; by J. Henry Comstock.

1879. y+511 pj). 3 pi.

04

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Tablc§

A9. ENTOMOLOGY DIVISIOX— Continued

Creneral pul>iic*atioiisi — Continued

New Orleans Exposition. Catalogue of exhibit of economic entomology
at Xew Orleans World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposi-
tion, 1884-5. 1888. 95 pp.

Orange. Report on insects affecting the orange and other plants of citrus
family, witli practical suggestions for their control or extermination;
by II. G. Hubbard. 1885. 227 pp. 14 pi.
Same, 48th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 40; serial no. 2326.

[Periodical cicada, or seventeen-year locust; by C. V. Riley.] May,
1894. n. t. p. [3] pp. 4°

Bulletins (old series)

No. 1. Reports of experiments, chiefly with kerosene, upon insects injur-

ously affecting orange tree and cotton plant. 1883. 62 pp.
Same, 2d edition. 1883. 62 pp.
No. 2. Reports and observations on Rocky Mountain locust and chinch bug,

with extracts from correspondence of the Division on miscellaneous

insects. 1883. 36 pp.
Same, 2d edition. 1883. 36 pp.
No. 3. Reports of observations and experiments in practical work of the Divi-
sion, made undei direction of the Entomologist. 1883. 75 pp. 3 pi.
No. 4. Reports of observations and experiments in practical work of the

Division, made under direction of the Entomologist, with extracts

from correspondence on miscellaneous insects. 1884. 102 pp.
No. 5. Descriptions of North American chalcididje, from collections of

Department of Agriculture and C. V. Riley, with biological notes.

[1st paper], with list of described North American species of this

family; by L. O. Howard. 1885. 47 pp.
No. 6. Imported elm leaf beetle; its hal)its and natural history, and means

of counteracting its injuries. 1885. 20 pp. 1 pi.
■ Same, 2d ed. 1891. 21 pp. 1 pi.
No. 7. Pediculi and mallophaga affecting man and lower animals; by

Herbert Osborn. 1891. 56 pp.
No. 8. Periodical cicada; an account of Cicada septemdecim and its trede-

cim race, with chronology of broods known; by Charles V. Riley.*
Same, 2d edition. 1885. 46 pp.
No. 9. Mulberrv silk-worm; Ix'ing a manual of instructions in silk culture;

by C. V. Riley. 6th rev. ed. 1886. vii-^65 pp. 2 pi.
Same, 7th rev. ed. 1888. vii+65 pp. 2 pi. [For editions 1 to 5, see

A1.6:ll.]
No. 10. Our shade trees and their insect defoliators, being a consideration

of four most injurious species which affect trees of the Capital, with

means of destroying them; b}' C. V. Riley. 1887. 69 pp.
No. 11. Reports of exi)eriments with various insecticide substances, chiefly

ui»on insects affecting garden crojis. 1886. 34 pp.
No. 12. Miscellaneous notes on work of Division of Entomology for season

of 1885. 1886. 46 i)p. 1 pi.
No. 13. Reports of observations and experiments in jiractical work of the

Division, made under direction of the Entomologist. 1887. 78 pp.
No. 14. Reports of observations and ex])eriments in practical work of the

Division. 1887. [Additional to no. 13.] 62 pp. 1 pi.
No. 15. Icerva or fluted scale, otherwise known as cotton v cushion-scale.

1887. ■ 40 pp.
No. 16. Entomological writings of Alpheus Spring Packard; by Samuel

Henshaw. 1887. 49 j>p.
No. 17. Chinch bug; general summary of its history, habits, enemies,

and of remedies and preventives to be used against it; bv L. O.

Howard. 1888. [l]+48i)p.
No. 18. Life and entomological work of Townend Glover; by Charles

Richards Dodge. 1888. 68 pp. 2 pi.
No. 19. Enumeration of published synopses, catalogues, and lists of North

American insects, with other information mtended to assist the

student of American entomology. 1888. 77 pp.

* No copy found.

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Btilletiiii!) (old series) — Continued

No. 20. Eoot-knot disease of peach, orange, and other plants in Florida,
due to work of anguilliila; by .1. C. Neal. 1889. 31 pp. 21 pi.

No. 21. Report of trip to Australia to investigate natural enemies of tinted
scale; bv Albert Koebele. 1890. 32 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1890. 32 pp.

No. 22. Reports of observations and experiments in practical Avork of the
Division, made under direction of the P^ntomologist. 1890. 110 pp.

No. 23. Rei)orts of observations and experiments in jtractical Mork of the
Division, under direction of the Entomologist. 1891. 83 pp.

No. 24. Boll worm of cotton, report of ])rogress in supplementary investi-
gation of this insect; by F. W. 3Iallv. 1891. 50 pp.

No. 25. Destructive locusts, a ])opular consideration of a few of the more
injurious locusts (or "grasshoppers") of U. S., with best means
of destroying them; byC. V. Riley. 1891. 62 pp. 12 pi. 1 map.

No. 26. Reports of observations and experiments in practical work of the
Division, made under direction of the Entomologist. 1892. 95 pp.

No. 27. Reports on damage by destructive locusts during 1891. 1892.

No. 28. More destructive locusts of America north of Mexico; by Lawrence
Bruner. 1893. 40 pp.

No. 29. Boll worm of cotton; by F. W. Mally. 1893. 73 pp. 2 pi.

No. 30. Reports of observations and experiments in practical work of the
Division, made under direction of the Entomologist. 1893. 67 pp.

No. 31. Catalogue of exhibit of economic entomology at World's Colum-
bian Exposition, Chicago, 111., 1893. 1893. 121 pp.

No. 32. Reports of observations and experiments in practical work of the
Division, made under direction of the Entomologist. 1894. 59 pp.

No. 33. Legislati(5n against injurious insects, compilation of laws and regu-
lations in United States and British Columbia; bv L. 0. Howard.
1895. 46 pp.

Circulars (first series)

[Note. — This serie.s i.s described as " a mLseellaneous and indifferent series, hardly
worthy to be entitled to the dignity of being considered publications." The
whole number exceeded 40, nearly all being circular letters, and of which Nos. 1,
18, and 22 are the only ones known to exist.]

No. 1 c. [Relating to silk worm eggs.] n. d. (Circ. )

No. 18. [Establishment of branch of economic ornithology.] July 1,

1885. (Circ.)

No. 22. [Bee culture.] July 28, 1885. (Circ.)

Circulars, second series

No. 1. Condensed information concerning some of the more important

insecticides. INIay, 1891. 7 pp.
No. 2. Hop plant-louse, and the remedies to be used against it. June,

1891. 7 pp. 1 pi.
Same, [new ed. Aug. 1899.] 7 pp. 1 pi.
No. 3. Important enemy to fruit trees; San Jose scale, its appearance in

Eastern U. S. ; measures to be taken to prevent its spread and to

destroy it; by L. O. Howard. April 4, 1893. n. t. p. 10 pp.
No. 4. Army worm, circular relative to; by L. 0. Howard. June 16,

1894. ' n. t. p. 5 pp.
No. 5. Carpet beetle or " Buffalo moth " ;

, 1894. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No.^ 6. Mexican cotton-boll weevil; by L.

n. t. p. 5 pp.
Same, [Spanish ed.] 6 pp.
[For revi.sion, see A9.5:14.]
No. 7. Pear-tree psylla; by C. L. Marlatt.
No. 8. Imported elm leaf-beetle; by C. L. ^Marlatt.

4 pp.
No. 9. Canker-worms; by D. W. Coquillett. May 24, 1895. n. t. p.

4 pp.

by L. O. Howard. Sept. 8,
O. Howard. April

1895.

May 1, 1895. n. t. p.
May 23, 1895.

8 pp.
n. t. p.

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Circulars, seeoiid series — Continued

No. 10. Harlequin c'a])bage bug, (ir Calico l)ack; l)v L. (). Howard. May

24, 1895. n. t. p. 2 pp.
No. n. Rose-chafer; byF. H. Chittenden. May 21, 1895. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 12. Hessian fly; by C. L. Marlatt. July 26,' 1895. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Same, rev. ed. Apr. 13, 1900. n. t. p. 4 jip.
No. 13. Mosquitoes and fleas; by L. O. Howard. Feb. 1, 1896. n. t. p.
4 pp.
Same, rev. ed. Nov. 15, 1897. n. t. p. 5 pp.
No. 14. (Revision of No. 6.) Mexican cotton-boll weevil; bv L. O. How-
ard. Feb. 12, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.
Same, [Spanish edition.] n. t. p. 8 pp.
[For revision, see A9.5:18.]
No. 15. General work against insects which defoliate shade trees in cities
and towns; by L. O. Howard. Mar. 6, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.

[In advance, from article "Shade-tree insect problem in Eastern U. S.," published
in Yearbook for 1895.]

No. 16. Larger corn stalk-borer; bvL. O. Howard. Aug. 13, 1896. n. t. p.

3 pp.

No. 17. Peach-tree borer; by C. L. Marlatt. Sept. 30, 1896. n. t. p.

4 pp.

No. 18. Mexican cotton-boll weevil. Revision of No. 14. Feb. 4, 1897.
n. t. p. 8 pp.

Same. [Spanish edition.] n. t. p. 10 pp.

Same. [German edition.] n. t. p. 11 pp.
No. 19. Clover mite; by C. L. Marlatt. Mar. 5, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Same, 2d ed. July" 19, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 20. Woolly aphis of apple; by C. L. Marlatt. Mar. 15, 1897. n. t. p.

6 pp.

No. 21. Strawberry weevil; by F. H. Chittenden. Mar. 18, 1897. n. t. p.

7 pp.

No. 22. Periodical cicada in 1897; by E. A. Schwarz. May 1, 1897.

n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 23. Buffalo tree-hopper; by C. L. Marlatt. May 10, 1897. n. t. p.

4 pp.
No. 24. Two-lined chestnut borer; by F. H. Chittenden. July 14, 1897.

n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 25. Ox warble; by C. L. Marlatt. July 19, 1897. n. t. p. 10 pp.
No. 26. Pear slug; by C. L. Marlatt. Aug. 28, 1897. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 27. Mexican cotton-boll weevil in 1897; by L. O. Howard. Dec. 31,

1897. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 28. Box-elder plant-bug; by L. O. Howard. Jan. 8, 1898. n. t. p.

3 pp.
No. 29. Fruit-tree bark-beetle; by F. H. Chittenden. Mar. 25, 1898.

n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 30. Periodical cicada in 1898; by E. A. Schwarz. Apr. 1, 1898.

n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 31. Striped cucumber beetle; by F. H. Chittenden. Apr. 26, 1898.

n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 32. Larger apple-tree borers; l)y F. H. Chittenden. July 1, 1898.

n. t. p. 12 pp.
Same, revised edition. Aug. 30, 1902. n. t. p. 12 pp.
No. 33. Remedial work against Mexican cotton-boll weevil; bv L. O.

Howard. July 1, 1898. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 34. House ants; by C. L. Marlatt. July 6, 1898. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 35. House flies; by L. O. Howard. July 11, 1898. n. t. i>. 8 pp.
No. 36. True clothes moths; by C. L. Marlatt. July 18, 1898. n. t. p.

8 pp.

No. 37. Use of hydrocyanic acid gas for fumigating greenhouses and cold
frames; by Albert F. Woods and P. H. Dorsett. Jan. 10, 1899.
n. t. p. 10 pp.
Same, corrected print. [Compare page 8.] Jan. 10, 1899. n. t. p.
10 pp.

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44

45

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10
11

Apr. 22, 1899. n. t. p.
Apr. 27, 1899.

Circulars, second series — Continued

Xo. 38. Squiish-vine borer; bv F. II. Chittenden.

6 pp.
No. 39. Common squasli bug; Ijy F. II. Chittenden.

n. t. p. 5 pp.
No. 40. How to distinguish different mosquitoes of North America; by

L. O. Ilowatd [with svuoi:>ti('al table of mosquitoes; by D. W. Co-

quilk'tt]. Feb. 20, 19(i0. n. t. p. 7 pp.
Same [1901], 2d print, n. t. ]i. 8 pp.
No. 41. Reguhitions of foreign governments regarding importation of

American plants^, trees, and fruits; bv L. O. Howard. Aug. 24,

1900. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 42. How to control San Jose scale; by C. L. Marlatt. Oct. 22, 1900.

n. t. p. 6 pj).
Same, revised. May 17, 1902.
No. 43. Destructive green pea louse; l>y F. H. Chittenden. May 23, 1901.

n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 44. Periodical cicada in 1902; by W. D. Hunter. Mar. 13, 1902. n.

t. p. 4 pp.
No. 45. New nomenclature for broods of periodical cicada; bv C. L. Marlatt.

May 1, 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 46. Hydrocvanic-acid gas against household insects; bv L. O. Howard.

May 22, 1902. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 47. The bedbug; by C. L. Marlatt. June 15, 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 48. House centipede; by C. L. Marlatt. June 10, 1902. n.t.p. 4 pp.
No. 49. Silver fish; bv C. L. :\Iarlatt. June 20, 1902. 4 pp.
No. 50. White ant; bV C. L. Marlatt. June 30, 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 51. Cockroaches; "by C. L. Marlatt. June 23, 1902. n. t. p. 15 pp.

Bulletins, new series

No. 1. Honevbee, a manual of instruction in apiculture; by Frank Benton.
1895. ' 118 pp. 12 pi.
Same, rev. ed. 1896. 118 pp. 12 pi.
Same, 3d ed. 1899. 118 pp. 12 pi.
Same, 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 359; serial no. 3435.

No. 2. Proceedings of 7th annual meeting of Association of Economic
Entomologists [Springfield, Mass., 1895]. 1895. 100 pp.

No. 3. San Jose scale, its occurrences in U. S., with full account of its life
historv and remedies to be used against it; by L. 0. Howard and
C. L. Marlatt. 1896. 80 pp.

No. 4. Principal household insects of U. S., by L. O. Howard and C. L.
Marlatt; with chapter on insects affecting drv vegetable foods, by
F. H. Chittenden. 1896. 130 pp.
Same, revised edition. 1896 [1899]. 131pp.

No. 5. Insects affecting domestic animals, an accouut of species of impor-
tance in North America, with mention of related forms occurring
on other animals; by Herbert Osborn. 1896. 302 pp. 5 pi.

No. 6. Proceedings of 8th annual meeting Association of Economic Ento-
mologists. 1896. 100 pp.

No. 7. Some miscellaneous results of work of Division of Entomology
[1]. 1897. 87 pp.

No. 8. Some little known insects affecting stored vegetable products: a
collection of articles detailing certain original observations made
upon insects of this class; by F. H. Chittenden. 1897. 45 pp.

No. 9. Proceedings 9th annual meeting of Association of Economic Ento-
mologists. 1897. 87 pp.

No. 10. Some miscellaneous results of work of Division of Entomology [2].
1898. 99 pp.

No. 11. Gipsy moth in America, a summary account of introduction and
spread of Porthetria dispar in Massachusetts and of efforts made to
repress and exterminate it; by L. O. Howard. 1897. 39 pp.

No. 12. San Jose scale, 1896-97; by L. O. Howard. 1898. 31 pp.

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BuSlctinsi, i»C'%v series — Continued

No. 13. Recent laws a<?ainst injurious insects in Xorth America, with laws
relative to foul brood; compiled l)y 1^. O. Howard. 1898. 68 pp.

Xo. 14. Periodical cicada, an account of Cicada septendecim, its natural
enemies and means of preventin<r its injury, with summary of <lis-
tribution of different broods; by C. L. .Marlatt. 1898. 'l48 pp.
1 leaf. 4 pi.

No. 15. Chinch bug, its probable origin and diffusion, its haljits and
development, natural checks and remedial and ])reyentiye measures,
with mention of hal)its of an allied European species; bj' F. M.
Webster. 1898. 82 pp.

16. Hessian fly in United States; by Herbert Osborn. 1898. 58 pp.
3 pi.

17. Proceedings 10th annual meeting Association of Economic Ento-
mologists. 1898. 104 pp.

No. 18. Some miscellaneous results of work of Division of Entomology,

3. 1898. 101 pp.

No. 19. Some insects injurious to garden and orchard crops; by F. H.
Chittenden. 1899. 99 pp.

20. Proceedings 11th annual meeting Association of Economic Ento-
mologists. 1899. Ill pp.

21. Preliminary report on insect enemies of forests in northwest, an
account of results gained from a reconnoissance trij) made in spring
and early summer of 1899; by A. D. Hopkins. 1899. 27 pp.

No. 22. Some miscellaneous results of work of Division of Entomology,

4. 1900. 109 pp.

23. Some insects injurious to garden crops; by F. H. Chittenden.
1900. 92 pp.

24. List of works on North American entomology; compiled bv
Nathan Banks. 1900. 95 pp.

25. Notes on mosquitoes of U. S., giving some account of their struc-
ture and biology, with remarks on remedies; l)y L. O. Howard.

1900. 70 pp.

26. Proceedings 12th annual meeting Association of Economic Ento-
mologists. 1900. 102 i)p. 2 pi.

27. Some insects injurious to violet, rose, and other ornamental
plants; l)y F. H. (Unttenden. 1901. 114 pp. 4 pi.

Same, revised ed. 1901. 114])p. 4 pi.

No. 28. Insect enemies of spruce in northeast, a jiopular account of results
of special investigations, with recommendations for preventing
losses; by A. D. Hopkins. 1901. 80 pp. 16 pi.

No. 29. Fall army worm and variegated cutworm; b)^ F. H. Chittenden.

1901. 64 pp.

No. 30. Some miscellaneous results of work of Division of Entomology,

5. 1901. 98 pp. 2 pi.

No. 31. Proceedings of 13th annual meeting of Association of Economic
Entomologists [1901]. 1902. 103 pp. 2 i)l.

No. 32. Insect enemies of pine in Black Hills Forest Reserve, an account
of results of special investigations, with recommendations for pre-
venting losses; by A. D. Hopkins. 1902. 24 pp. 7 i>l.

No. 33. Some insects injurious to vet^etable crops; by F. 11. Cliiltenden.

1902. 117 pp.

No. .34. Principal insects liable to be distril)ntc(l on iuhxtv st<jck; by

Nathan iianks. 1902. 40 i)p.
No. 35. Report oif codling-moth investigations in northwest durinu- 1901;

by C. B. Simpson. 1902. 29 ])p. 5 ].l.
No. 36. An index to Bulletins Nos. 1-30 (new series 1896-1901) of Division

of Entomology; compiled by Nathan Banks. 1902. 64 pj).
No. .37. Proceedings of 14th annual meeting of Association of Economic

Entomologists. 1902. 127 i)p. 1 ])1.
No. 38. Some miscellaneous results of work of Division of Entomology,

6. 1902. 110 pp. 2 pi.

No.
No.

No.
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No.
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No.
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A9.6<': Bulletins, new series (sexjaratei^)

A9.7:

[A few of the more importiint papers contained in the bulletins were issued separately.
References to all the papers will be found under their proper headings in the
Index to this work.]

Inseet life

[In indexing these volumes for this work the " notes" were all disregarded.]
V. 1. Periodical bulletin, Julv, 1888, to June, 1889. [Nos. 1-12.]

No. 1. Julv, 1-32 pp.

No. 2. Aug., 2 r 33-02 pp.

No. 3. Sept., [2] +63-92 pp.

No. 4. Oct., 2-93-122 pp.

No. 5. Nov., [2] + 123-162 pp.

No. 6. Dec, 2-f 163-200 pp.

No. 7. Jan., 2+201-230 pp.

No. 8. Feb., 11-^231-260 pp.

No. 9. Mar., ii +261-295 pp.

No. 10. Apr., ii+297-326pp.

No. 1 1 . May, ii+327-357 pp.

No. 12. June, 2+359-388. [Title page, table of contents, and index
for vol. 1 issued with this number, xxxii j)p.]
V. 2. Periodical bulletin, Julv, 1889, to June, 1890. [12 numbers in 10.]

No. 1. July. 2-30 pp.

No. 2. Aug., ii+31-60 pp.

No. 3. Sept., ii+61-90 pp.

No. 4. Oct., ii+91-123 pp.

No. 5. Nov., ii +125-162 pp.

No. 6. Dec, ii+ 163-197 pp. _

Nos. 7 and 8. Jan. and Feb., 11^-199-262 pp.

No. 9. Mar., ii+263-292pp.

No. 10. Apr., ii + 293-333 pp.

Nos. 11 and 12. May and June, ii :-o35-390 pp.

[Title page, table of contents, and index issued with no. 1 of vol. 3.]
Y. 3. Periodical bulletin, August, 1890, to August, 1891. [12 numbers
in 8.]

No. 1. Aug., 11+41 pp. [Title page, table of contents, and index for
vol. 2 issued with this number, viii+391— 118 pp.]

No. 2. Sept., ii+41-87pp.

3. Nov., ii+89-129 pp.

4. Nov., ii+ 131-178 pp.

5. Jan., ii— 179-250 pp.

6. Mar., ii+ 251-304 pp.
7 and 8. Apr., ii+305-357 pp.
9 and 10. June, ii -359^32 pp.

Nos. 11 and 12. Aug., ii +433-519 pp. [Title page and table of contents
for vol. 3 issued with this number, viii pp.]

4. Periodical bulletin, October, 1891, to August, 1892. [12 numbers
in 6.]

Nos. 1 and 2. Oct., iv+86pp.

3 and 4. Nov., iv-r87-162 pp.

5 and 6. Dec, iii-rl63-230 pp.

7 and 8. April, ii +231-292 pp.

9 and 10. June, ii+293-352 pp.*
Nos. 11 and 12. Aug., iii+353— 141 jip. [Title page and table (if con-
tents for vol. 4 issued with this number, viii pp.]

5. Periodical bulletin, September, 1892, to July, 1893. [Nos. 1-5.]

No.

No.

No.

No.

Nos.

Nos.

Nos.
Nos.

Nos.
Nos.

No. 1. Sept., iii+62 pp.

No. 2. Nov., iii 4 63-146 pp.

No. 3. Jan., iii + 147-212 pp.

No. 4. Apr., iii + 213-288 i.p.

No. 5. July, iii+289-402 pp.

vol. 5 issued with this number, vii pp.]

[Title page and table of contents for

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lettered pages are omitted, and could not therefore be verified.

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V.

6. Periodical bulletin, November, 1893, to August [September] , 1894.

[Nos. 1-5.]
No. 1. Nov., iii+58 pp.*
No. 2. Dec, iii+59-206pp.*
No. 3. Feb., iii +207-282 i)p.*
No. 4. May, iii +283-346 pp.*
No. 5. Sept., iii+347-405 pp.* [Title page and table of contents for

volume 6 issued with this number, vii pp.]

7. Periodical bulletin, Septemlier, 1894, to July, 1S9.5.
No. 1. Sept., iii+54 pp.
No. 2. Oct., iii + 55-215pp.*
No. 3. Dec, iii + 21 7-280 pp.*
No. 4. Mar., iii+281-360 pp.*
No. 5. July, iii +361-448 i)p.*

[Nos. 1-5.]

[Title page and table of contents for
vol. 7 issued with this number, v pp.]
[V. 8] General index to the seven volumes of Insect Life, 1888-1895.
1897. 145 pp.
[Discontinued. The class of matter formerly used in this series is continued in Bulle-
tins, new series (A9.6:) and Technical series (A9.8:)]

En!!iect life (separates)

[A few of the more important articles were issued separately in pamphlet form.
References to all the articles will be found under their proper headings in the
index to this work.l

Tecliuical series

No. 1. Revision of Aphelininpe of North America, a subfamily of liymen-
opterous parasites of family Chalcididte; by L. 0. Howard. 1895.
44 pp.

No. 2. Grass and grain joint-worm flies and their allies, a consideration
of some North American phytophagic Eurvtominfe; bj^ L. O.
Howard." 1896. 24 pp.

No. 3. Revision of Nematime of North America, a subfamily of leaf-feed-
ing hymenoptera of fainiiv Tenthredinida?; bv C. L. Marlatt.
1896. 1.35 pp. 1 pi.

No. 4. Some Mexican and Japanese injurious insects liable to be intro-
duced into United States. 1896. 56 pp.

No. 5. Study in insect parasitism, consideration of parasites of white-
marked tussock moth, with account of their habits, and interrela-
tions, with descriptions of new species; by L. 0. Howard. 1897.
57 pp.

No. 6. San Jose scale and its nearest allies; ])v T. D. A. Cockerell. 1897.
31 pp.

No. 7. Revision of Tachinida? of America north of Mexico, a family of
parasitic two-winged insects; by D. W. Coquillett. 1897. 154+
149-156 pp.
[Corrected index issued Dec. 1897.]

No. 8. Contributions toward a monograph of the American Aleurodida;,
by A. J., (^uaintanee; Red spiders of U. S. (Tetranvchus and Stig-
nia'us), by Nathan Banks. 1900. 79 pp. 8 pi.

No. 9. Life history of two species of plant-lice inhabiting both witch-hazel
and birch; "by Tlieo. Pergande. 1901. 44 pp.

AlO. EXPERi:WEXT STATIOXS OFFICE

[For historiciil sketch of OfVico, wr Yearbook, 1X97 (A1.10:S97), p. 135.]

AlO. I': • Annual re|M>rls «»f Director (to Secretary of Agricnlture)

I 1888 (.\t water). (In A 1.1:888, p. 537.)

889 1 1889 (.\t\vater), [l]+485-544+iv pp. (Also in Al. 1:889, p. 485.)

890 1 1890 (.Vtwater), [1] (489-555 i iii pp. (Also in Al. 1:890, p. 489.)

* The unbound serial numbers of these issues could not be found. As bound in the volumes the
lettered pages are omitted, and could not therefore be verified.

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1891

892

1892

893

1893

894

1894

895

1895

896

1896

897

1897

898

1898

899

1899

900

1900

901

1901

902

1902

AlO. EXPERi:tIEXT STATlO\«!< OFFICE— Continued

Anuual reports of Direetor (to Secretary uf Agriculture) — Con-
tinued.

(Harris), [1] +503-538 t-ii pp. Map. (Also in Al. 1:891, p. 503.)
( Harris) , iii+515-549+iii pp. ( Als^o in Al.l :892, p. 515. )
(True), iv+417-464-i-ii pp. (Also in Al. 1:893, p. 417. )
(True), iii-f-123-131 pp. (Also in Al. 1:894, p. 123.)

~ (Alsoin Al.l:895, p. 131.)

(Also in Al.l:896, p. 123.)
(Alsoin Al. 1:897, p. 117.)
(Alsoin A 1.1:898, p. 103.)
(Alsoin Al. 1:899, !>. 119.)
(Alsoin A 1.1:900, p. 165.)
(Alsoin Al. 1:901, j). 175.)
(Alsoin Al. 1:902, p. 241.)

(True), iii4-131-143 pp.
(True), iii+123-143 pp.
(True), iii-j- 117-139 \>\).
(True), iii-f 103-126 pp.
(True), iii+ 119-1 53 i)p.
(True), ii+lt35-210 pp.
(True), iii-f 175-233 ])p.
(True), iii+241-304 pp.

A10.1-: Annual reports of Offlee of E.xperinient Stations (to Con-
gress)

[By ])rovision of the art establishing experiment stations in connection with the
" agricultural colleges in the various states and territories, approved Mar. 2,1887,
the stations were required to send to the governors of their respective states
or territories, for transmission to the Secretary of Agriculture, on or before Feb-
ruary 1st of each year, a statement of their receipts and expenditures, with an
outline of the work accomplished.

It was not, however, until the approval of the Agricultural appropriation act of
•Aug. 8, 1894, that provision was made for sending to Congress an annual report
based upon these returns. The' report for the fiscal year 1895, the one called for
in the act, was laid before the Senate Apr. 7, 1S9(J, and referred to the Committee
on Printing, who reported a concurrent resolution providing for its publicatii>n
as a document, with 2, OOU additional copies for the use of the Agriculture Depart-
ment. The resolution i)assed the Senate but did not receive the sanction of the
House, and the report therefore was never printed.

The .second report, 189(3. called for by Congress, was printed as S. doc. 137, 54th Cong.,
'2d sess. : serial no. 3470.

The third report, 1897, was printed as H. doc. 205. .55th Cong., 2d sess.; serial no. 3667,
and also asBulletin no. 50, Experiment Stations otlice.

The fourth report, 1898, was printed as H. doc. 121. 55th Cong., 3d se.ss.; serial no.
3768, and also asBulletin no. 01, Experiment Stations Office.

The fifth report, 1899, was printed as H. doc. 500. 5(;th Cong., 1st sess.; serial no. 3929,
and also as Bulletin no. 83, Experiment Stati<ins OlVu'e.

The sixth report. 1900, was printed as H. iloc. XM\. •5t;th Cong., 2d sess.; serial no. 4116,
and also asBulletin no. 93, Experiment Stations Office.

The seventh report, 1901. the tirst to be published as an ■annual report of the Office
of Experiment Stations," was also printed as H. doc. 334, 57th Cong., 1st sess.;
serial no. 4301.

Future reports will be issued in conformity with this latter method and will include,
besides the receipts and expenditures, reports of the .\laska, Hawaii, and Porto
Rico Experiment Stations, which are under the direct supervision of the Office;
rejiorts on Investigaiions on irrigation and on the nutrition of man, and on Agri-
cultural Education and the Farmers' Institutes.]

901 1901 (True), 489 pp. 41 pi.

Same, 57th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 334; serial hd. 4301.

AlO. 2: I General publieations

[Publications which originated in this Office, but which were ptiblished in a num-
bered series of the Secretary's Office or some other division of the Department,
are entered only where such numbering places them, with references vinder the
proper headings in the Index to this work. Publications of this Office issued
only as Congressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
I di.x to this work.]

Ab2 Abbreviations used in Experiment station Record, n. t. p. n. d. 16 pp.
018 ! Card index of agricultural literature. Terms of sale of card index of

agricultural literature, n. d. n. t. p. [3] pp.
C43' [Chicago, 111., World's C-olumbian Exposition, Collective College and

Station exhibit.] n. t. p. May 12, 1892. [4] pp. 4°
043=' Same. Address bv advisory board. Nov. 19, 1892. (Circ.)

043" Same. [Letter to accompany address.] Nov. 23, 18^2. (Circ.)

043* Same. Extract from annual address of New Orleans convention. Nov.,

1892. (Circ.)
F73^ Food and nutrition of man. List of publications on food and nutrition of

man. [May, 1898.] n. t. p. 4 pp.
F73M Same, rev. [July, 1898.] n. t. p. 4 pp.

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Oeneral |>ul>iiealioii<« — drntinued

Food and nutrition of man. Lis^t of pul)lic'ations on food and nutrition of
man, rev. [July, 1899.] n. t. p. 5 pp.
Same, rev. [Mar. 1900.] n. t. j>. 6 pp.
Same, rev. [Dec. 1900.] n. t. j). 7 pp.
Same, rev. [Oct. 1901.] n. t. p. 8 pp.
Same, rev. Nov. 5, 1902. n. t. p. 9 pp.
Index to "Experiment Station Work." [Announcement regarding.]

May?, ] 898. (Circ.)
Irrigation. Listofpublicationsof Office on Irrigation, n. t. p. n. d. -pp.
Same, rev. [1901.] n. t. p. 4 pp.
Same, rev. [1901.] n. t. p. 5 pp.
Same, rev. Oct. 15, 1902. n. t. p. 7 pp.
Porto Rico. ]Me.s^age from President of U . S. , transmitting report on inves-
tigation.s of agricultural resources and capal>ilities of Porto Rico,
Avith special reference to establishment of an agricultural experi-
ment station in that island, [by Seaman A. Knapp.] 1901. 32 pp.
7 pi.
Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 171; serial no. 4117.
Station publications. List of Station publications lacking in library of
office of Experiment Stations. Nov. 1, 1892. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Bulletins

No. 1. Orsfanization of Agricultural Experiment Stations in TT. S. 1889.

82 pp.
No. 2. Digest of annual reports of Experiment Stations in U. S., 1888,

pt. 1. 1889. 258 pp.
Same, pt. 2. 1891. 173 pp.
No. 3. Report of meeting of horticulturists of Agricultural P^xperiment

Stations, at Columbus, Ohio, June 13, 14, 1889; ])v A. W. Harris.

1889. 12 pp.
No. 4. List of horticulturists of Agricultural Experiment Stations in L^. S.,

with outline of work in horticulture at the several stations; bv W. B.

Alwood. 1889. 27 pp.
No. 5. Organization lists f)f Agricultural Experiment Stations and agri-
cultural schools and colleges in U. S. 1890. 67 pp.
No. 6. List of l)otanists of Agricultural Experiment Stations in L'. S., with

outline of work in botany at the several stations. 1890. 23 pp.
No. 7. Proceedings of 5th annual convention Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C,

Aug. 12-18, 1891; edited bv A. W. Harris and H. E. Alvonl. 1892.

113 pp.
No. 8. Six lectures on investigations at Rothamsted Experimental Station,

delivered under ])rovisions of Lawes Agricultural trust by Robt.

Warington, before Association of American Agricultural Colleges

and Ex])eriiiient Stations at Washington, D. C, Aug. 12-18, 1891.

1892. 113 pp. 11 pi.

9. Fermentations of milk; by H. W. Conn. 1892. 75 pp.

10. Meteon^logical work for agricultural institutions; [by] Mark W.

No.
No,

No,

No,

No

No

Harrington. 1892. 23 pp.

, n. Compilation of analyses of American feeding stuffs; by E. H.
Jenkins and A. L. Winton. 1892. 155])]).

, 12. Organization lists of Agricultui-al l'"xj)eriment Stations and agri-
cultural schools and colleges in V. S. 1892. 78 j)p.

. 13. Organization lists of Agricultural Experiment vStations and agri-
cultural schools and colleges in V. S. 1893. 123 ])p.

. 14. Proceedings of convention of National League for Good Roads,
hehl at Washington, D. C, Jan. 17, 18, 1893, and hearing by
Committee on Agriculture of House of Representatives Januarv
19, 1893. 1893. 101 pp.

. 15. Handl)Ook of experiment station work; a popular digest of ])ub-
lications of the agricultural exijeriment stations in U. S. 1893.
411 |)p.

Same, 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 361; serial no. 34.">5.

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33

34

35
36
37

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Bulletins — Continued

2so. 16. Proceedings 6th annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, New Orleans, La.,

Nov. 15-iy, 1S;»2; edited by A. W. Harris and H. E. Alvord. 1893.

176 jip.
No. 17. Suggestions for establishment of food laboratories in connection

with agricultural experiment stations of U. S. ; [by Edward

Atkinson]. ISHH. 20 pp.
No. 18. Contribution to investigation of assimilation of free atmospheric

nitrogen l)y wliite and black nmstard; byj. P. Lotsy. 1894. 19 pp.
No. 19. Organization lists of agricultural experiment stations and agri-
cultural schools and colleges in U. S. 1894. 99 pp.
No. 20. Proceedings of 7th annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Chicago, 111., Oct.

17-19,1893; edited by A. C. True and H. E. Alvord. 1894.

100 pp.
No. 21. ^lethods and results of investigations on chemistrv and economy

of food; by W. O. Atwater. 1895. 222 pp.
No. 22. Agricultural investigations at Rothamsted, England, during 50

years; six lectures delivered under provisions of Lawes agricultural

trust; l)y Sir Joseph Henry Gilbert. 1895. 316 pp. 3 y>\.
No. 23. Organizatit)n lists of agricultural experiment stations and insti-
tutions v.ith courses in agriculture in V. S. 1895. 88 pp.
No. 24. Proceedings 8th annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C,

Nov. 13-15, 1894; edited by A. C. True and H. H. Goodell. 1895.

98 pp.
No. 25. Dairy bacteriology; by H. "\V. Conn. 1895. 40 pp.
No. 26. Agricultural ex})eriment stations, their objects and work; bvA. C.

True. 1895. 16 pp.
No. 27. Organization lists of agricultural experiment stations and institu-
tion having courses in agriculture in U. S. 1896. 93 pp.
No. 28. Chemical composition of American food materials; l)y W. O.

At water and Chas. D. Woods. 1896. 47 pp.
Same, rev. ed. ; by W. O. Atwater and A. P. Bryant. 1899. 87 pp.
No. 29. Dietary studies at University of Tennessee in 1895; by Chas. E.

Wait, with comments by W. O. Atwater and Chas. D. Woods. 1896.

45 pp.
No. 30. Proceedings of 9th annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Denver, Colo., July

16-18, 1895; edited by A. C. True and H. H. Goodell. 1896. 100 pp".
No. 31. Dietary studies at University of Missouri in 1895 and data relating

to bread and meat consumption in Missouri; by H. B. Gibson, S.

Calvert, and D. W. May, with comments by W. O. Atwater and

Chas. D. Woods. 1896. 24 pp.
No. 32. Dietary studies at Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind., in 1895; by

Winthrop E. Stone, with comments bv W. O. Atwater and Chas. D.

Woods. 1896. 28 pp.
No. 33. Cotton plant: its history, botany, chemistry, culture, enemies, and

uses; [Report] with introduction by Charles W. Dabney. 1896.

433 pp. 11. 4 ]il.
Same, 54th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 267; serial no. 3536.
See alxo A1.9:47 and A1.9:48.
No. 34. Carbohydrates of wheat, maize, flour, and bread, and action of

enzymic ferments upon starches of different origin; bv Winthrop E.

Stone. 1896. 44 pp.
[Withdrawn .Tan., 1898; roi.«sued Jan., 1899; again witlidrawn June 24, 1899.]
No. 35. Food and nutrition investigations in New Jersey in 1895 and 1896;

br Edward B. Voorhees. 1896. 40 pp.
No. 36. Notes on irrigation in Connecticut and New Jersey; by C. S.

Phelps and Edward B. Voorhees. 1897. 64 pp.
No. 37. Dietary studies at Maine State College in 1895; by Whitman H.

Jordan. 1897. 57 pp.

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No

401

No

40*

41

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42

No.

43

No.

44

45'

45-^
46

No

47

No

48

No

49

No

50

No

51

No

52

No

53

No

54

No

55

No

56

57
58

59

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AlO. EXPERIHEXT STATIOXS OFFICE— Continued

Bulletins — Continued

No. 38. Dietary studie.s with reference to food of negro in Alabama, in
1895 ami 1896, conducted witli cooperation of Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial In.«titute and the Agricultural and ^lechanical College of
Alal)ania; reported bv W. (.). Atwater and Chas. D. Woods. 1897.
69 PI). 2 pi.
. 39. Organization li.sts of agricultural experiment stations and institu-
tions with courses in agriculture in U. S. 1897. 96 pp.
. 40. Dietary studies in New Mexico in 1895; by Arthur Goss. 1897.

23 pp.
Same. 1899. 23 pp.

. 41. Proceedings of 10th annual convention of Association of American
Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C,
Nov. 10-12, 1896; edited bv A. C. True and H. H. Goodell. 1897.
120 pp.
. 42. Cotton culture in Egypt; by George P. Foaden. 1897. 34 pp.
. 43. Losses in boiling vegetables and composition and digestibility of
potatoes and eggs; [articles] bv H. Snyder and Almah J. Frisby
and A. P. Bryant. 1897. 31 pp.
No. 44. Report of preliminary investigations on metabolisui of nitrogen and
carbon in human organism, with respiration calorimeter of special
construction; by W. O. Atwater, C. D. Woods, and F. G. Benedict.
1897. 64 pp.
No. 45. Digest of metabolism experiments in which the balance of income
and outgo was determined; bv W. O. Atwater and C. F. Langworthy.

1897. 434 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1898. 434 pp.
. 46. Dietarv studies in New York City in 1895 and 1896; bv W. O.

Atwater and Chas. D. Woods. 1898. 117 pp.

. 47. Organization lists of agricultural experiment stations and institu-
tions with courses in agricuUure in V. S. 1898. 96 pp.

. 48. Report to Congress on agriculture in Alaska, including reports by
Walter H. Evans, Benton Killin, and Sheldon Jackson. 1898.
iv + 36 pp. 23 pi.

Same, 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 160; serial no. 3667.

. 49. Proceedings of 11th annual convention of Association of American
Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Minneapolis, Julv
13-15, 1897; edited by A. C. True and H. H. Goodell. 1898. 100 pp".

. 50. Work and expenditures of agricultural experiment stations for
1897; by A. C. True. 1898. vi -V 97 pp. 6 pi.

Same, 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 205; serial no. 3667.

. 51. Statistics of land-grant colleges and agricultural experiment sta-
tions in r. S. for vear ending June 30, 1897. [Compiled bv Miss
S. L. Sommers.] *1898. 39 pp.

. 52. Nutrition investigations in Pittsburg, Pa., 1894-96; bv Isabel
Bevier. 1898. 48 pp.

. 53. Nutrition investigations at University of Tennessee in 1896 and
1897; by Chas. E._ Wait. 1898. 46 pp.

. 54. Nutrition investigations in New Mexico in 1897; bv Arthur Goss.

1898. 20 pp. 1 pi.
. 55. Dietary studies in Chicago, 1895 and 1896, conducted with coop-
eration of Jane Addams and Caroline L. Hunt, of Hull House;
reported by W. O. Atwater and A. P. Bryant. 1898. 76 pp.

No. 56. History and present status of instruction in cooking in publicschools
of New York City, 1899; reported by (Mrs. ) Louise E. Hogan, with
introduction by A. C. True. 1899. 70 pp. 12 pi.
[Withdrawn.]

No. 57. Varieties of corn; by E. L. Sturtevant. 1899, 108 pp.

No. 58. Water rights on Missouri River and tributaries, by Elwood
Mead; with papers on water laws of Colorado, l>v John F,. Field,
and of Nebraska, by J. M. Wilson. 1899. 80 pp.' 3 pi.

No. 59. Organization lists of agricultural colleges ami experiment stations
in U. S., with list of agricultural experiment stations in foreign
countries. 1899. 15 pp.

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AlO.S: Bulletins — Continued

63

No

64

No

65

No

66

No

67

No.

68

No

('.() X(j. CO. Ahstraot of laws for acquiring titles to water from ^Missouri Kiver
and tributaries, withlesal forms in use; compiled bv P'lwood Mead.
LS99. 77 i.p.

61 No. 61. Rejiort of work and exjienditures of agricultural cxjieriment sta-
tions for year ended June 30, 189S; by A. C. True. 1S99. vi+113
pp. 14 pi.

Same, 55th Cong., 3d sess., H. doc. 121; serial no. 3768.

62 No. 62. Second report to Congress on agriculture in Alaska, inc:luding re-
ports; bv C. C. Georgeson and Walter H. Evans. LS99. vii-f-51 pp.
12 1)1.

Same, 55th Cong., 3d sess., H. doc. 169; serial no. 3768.

. 63. Description of a new respiration calorimeter and experiments on

conservation of energy in human body; by W. O. .\twater and E. B.

Rosa. 1899. 94 jip. 8 pi. (Slip of correcti(ms for page 86. )
. 64. Statistics of lancl-grant colleges and experiment stations in U. S.

for vear ending June 30, 1898; [compiled bv Miss S. L. Sommers].

1899. 39 pp. "
. 65. Proceedings of 12th annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C,

Nov. 15-17, 1898; edited bv A. C. True, W. H. Beal, and H. H.

Goodell. 1899. 138 pp.
. 66. Phvsiological effect of creatin and creatinin, and their value as

nutrients; by J. AV. INIallet. 1899. 24 pp.
. 67. Studies on bread and l)read making; [articles] ])y Harry Snyder

and L. A. Voorliees. 1899. 51 pp. 2 pi.
. 68. Description of some Chinese vegetable food materials and their

nutritive and economic value; by Walter C. Blasdale. 1899. 48

pp. 8 pi.
No. 69. Experiments on metabolism of matter and energy in human body;

by W. (). Atwater and F. G. Benedict, with collal)oration of A. W.

Smith and A. P. Bryant. 1899. 112 pp.
Same, revi.sed edition. 1899. 112 pjt.
No. 70. Water-right ]irol)lems of Bear River; [artic-les] by Clarence T.

Johnston and Joseph A. Breckons. 1899. 40 pp. 9 pi.
No. 71. Dietarv studies of negroes in eastern Virginia in 1897 and 1898;

[articles] by H.B.Frissell and Isabel Bevier. 1899. 45 pp. 3 pi.
No. 72. Farmei'.s' reading courses; bv L. H. Bailev. 1899. 36 pp.
No. 73. Irrigation in Rockv 3Iountain States; bv J. C. Ulrich. 1899. 64

pp. 10 1.1.
No. 74. Organization lists of agricultural colleges and experiment stations

in U. S., with list of agricultural exjieriment stations in foreign

countries. 1900. 121 pp.
No. 75. Dietarv studies of universit\- l)oat crews; bv W. O. Atwater and
• A. P. Bfvant. 1900. 72 pp. "

76 No. 76. Proceedings of 13th annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, San Francisco, Cal.,
July 5-7, 1899; edited bv A. C.True, W. H. Beal, and II. H. Goodell.

1900. 112 pp.

77 I No. 77. Digestibilitv of American feeding stuffs; bv Whitman 11. Jiuxlan

and Frank H. Hall. 1900. 100 pp.

78 I No. 78. Statistics of land-grant colleges and agricultural experiment sta-
I tions, 1899 [compiled l.y :Miss j. A. Davis]. 1900. 39 pp.

79 I No. 79. Farmers' institutes, historv and status in l'. S. and Canada; by
I L. H. Bailey. 1900. 34 pp.'

^0 No. 80. [History and present status of] Agricultural experiment stations
in IT. S. ; by A. C. True and V. A. Clark. Paris Exposition, 1900,
prepared toaccompany experiment station exhibit. 1900. 636 pp.
I 153 pi. map.

I Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., II. doc. 507; serial no. 4170.
81 No. 81. Use of water in irrigation in Wyoming and its relation to owner-
ship and distribution of natural supplv; l)v B. C. Buffum. 1900.
I 56 pp. 8 pi.

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No. 82. Agricultural investigations in Alaska, 1899; bv C. C. Georgeson.

1900. ao i)p. 17 pi.
Same, 5()th Cong., Ist sess., 11. doc. 314; serial no. 3929.

No. 83. Work and expenditures of agricultural experiment stations for
year ended June 30, 1S99; bv A. C. True. 1900. vi-^111 pp.
Same, 5()th Cong., 1st sess., II. doc. 500; serial no. 3929.

Xo. 84. Nutrition investigations at California agricultural experiment
station, 1896-1898; by M. E. Jaffa. 1900. 39 pp.

No. 85. Investigations on cligestibilitv and nutritive value of bread; b\-
Chas. D. Woods and h. H. Merrill. 1900. 51 pp.

No. 86. Use of water in irrigation; report of investigations made in 1899
nnder supervision of Elwood Mead and C. T. Johnston, including
reports l)v special agents and oliservers W. ^I. Reed, W. H. Code,
W. Irving, O. V. P. Stout, Thomas Berrv, S. Fortier, R. C. Gem-
mell, (i. L. Swendsen, and D. W. Ross. 'l900. 253 pp. 50 pi.
Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 466; serial no. 4117.

No. 87. Irrigation in New Jersey; by Edward B. Voorhees. 1900. 40 pp.

No. 88. Organization lists of agricultural colleges and experiment stations
in IT. S. , with list of agricultural experiment stations in foreign
countries. 1901. 134 jip.

No. 89. Experiments on effect of muscular work upon digestibility of food
and metabolism of nitrogen, conducted at Universitv of Tennessee,
1897 to 1899; bv Chas. E. Wait. 1901. 77 pp.

No. 90. Irrigation in 'Hawaii; by Walter Maxwell. 1900. 48 pp. 6 pi.

No. 91. Nutrition investigations at Cniversitv^ of Illinois, North Dakota
Agricultural College, and Lake Erie College, Ohio, 1896-1900; by
H. S. Griudlev, J. L. Sammis, E. F. Ladd, Isabel Bevier, and
Elizabeth C. Sprague. 1900. 42 jip.

No. 92. Reservoir system of Cache la Poudre Yallev; bv E. S. Nettleton.

1901. 48 pp. 14 pi.
No. 93. Work and expenditures of agricultural experiment stations for

year ende<l June 30, 1900; by A. C. True. 1901. 181 pp. 8 pi.
Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., II. doc, 336; serial no. 4116.
No. 94. Fourth report on agricultural investigations in Alaska, 1900; l)y

C. C. Georgeson. 1901. 83 pp. 24 pi.
Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., II. doc. .335; serial no. 4117.
No. 95. Report on agricultural resources and I'apabilities of Hawaii; ])y

Wm. C. Stubbs. 1901. 100 pp. 28 pi.
Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 368; sei'ial no. 4117.
No. 96. Irrigation laws of northwest territories of Canada, and of AVyo-

ming, witb discussions by J. S. Dennis, Fred Bond, and J. !M. Wil-
son. 1901. 90 pp. 6 pi.
No. 97. Statistics of land-grant colleges and agricultural experiment

stations in U. S., for year ended June 30, 1900 [compiled bv Miss

Marie T. Spethmann]. 1901. 37 pp.
No. 98. pyffect of severe and prolonged muscular work on food consum])-

tion, digestion, and metabolism, l)y W. O. Atwater and li. ('.

Sherman; and .Mechanical work and cHiciency of bicyclers, liy

R. ('. Carpenter. 1901. 67])]).
No. 99. Proceedings of 14th annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Ex])eriment Stations, Nov. 13-15, 1900;
• edited by A. C. True, W. H. Beal, and H. II. Goodell. 1901.

192 pp. 3r)l.
No. 100. Rei)ort of irrigation investigations in CaHfornia under direction

of P'Jwood ]Mead, assisted ])v William E. Smythe, ^larsdi-n Manson,

J. M. Wilson, Charles D.' Marx, Frank Soulc, C E. CJrunsky,

Edward M. Boggs, and James D. Schuyler. 1901. 411 pj).

29])]. 4°
Same, 57th Cong. 1st sess., S. doc. 356; serial no. 4246.
[Preliminary report, 7:5 pp., transmitted to Congress, Jan. 24, 1901. (56-2, S. doc. 10*

serial no. 4033.)]

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101. studies on l)read and bread making at Univer-sitv of Minnesota,
1899 and 1900; by Harry Snyder. 1901. 65 pp. 3 pi.

102. Experiments "on los^ses in cooking meat, 1898-1900; by H. S.
Grindlev, with cooperation of H. ^IcCormack and II. C. Porter.
1901. 64 pp.

103. Evolution of reaping machines; bv Merritt Finley Miller. 1902.
43 pp. 9 pi.

104. Report of irrigation investigations for 1900; under supervision
of Elwood Mead, including reports by special agents and observers
W. M. Keed, W. H. Code, A. J. McCiatchie, W. Irving, J. M. Wil-
son, R. C. Gemmell, G. L. Swendsen, O. V. P. Stout, W. H. Fair-
field, D. W. Ross, O. L. Waller, S. Fortier, and J. C. Nagle. 1902.
334 pp. 25 pi. 3 maps.

105. Irrigation in IT. S. ; testimony of Elwood Mead before Industrial
Commission, June 11 and 12, 1901. Reprinted from report of U. S.
Industrial Commission on agriculture and agricultural labor. 1901.
47 pp. 12 pi.

106. Results of investigations on Rothamsted soils, being lectures
delivered under provisions of Lawes agricultural trust, by Bernard
Dyer, before Association of American Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment Stations at New Haven and Jliddletown, Conn., Nov.,

1900. 1902. 180 pp.

107. Nutrition investigations amorfg fruitarians and Chinese at Cali-
fornia Agricultural Experiment Station, 1899-1901; by M. E. Jaffa.

1901. 43 pp. 1 pi.

108. Irrigation practice among fruit growers on Pacific coast; by E. J.
Wickson. 1902. 54 pp. 10 pi.

109. Experiments on metabolism of matter and energy in human
body, 1898-1900; bv W. O. Atwater and F. G. Benedict, with
cooperation of A. P" Bryant, A. W. Smith, and J. F. Snell. 1902.
147 pp.

110. Proceedings of 6th annual meeting of American Association of
Farmers' Institute Workers, Buffalo, Sept. 18 and 19, 1901; edited
by A. C. True, D. J. Crosby, and G. C. Creelman. 1902. 55 pp.

111. Organization lists of agricultural colleges and experiment sta-
tions in U. S., with list of agricultural experiment stations in for-
eign countries. 1902. 130 pp.

112. Agricultural experiment stations in foreign countries; by A. C.
True and D. J. Crosby. 1902. 230 pp.

113. Irrigation of rice in U. S. ; [articles] by Frank Bond and George
H. Keeney. 1902. 77 pp. 29 pi.

114. Statistics of land-grant colleges and agricultural experiment sta-
tions in U. S. for year ended June 30, 1901 [compiled by Miss
Marie T. Spethmann]. 1902. 39 pp.

115. Proceedings of 15th annual convention of Association of Ameri-
can Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, held at Wash-
ington, D. C, Nov. 12-14, 1901; edited bv A. C. True, W. H. Beal,
and H. H. Goodell. 1902. 134 pp.

116. Dietary studies in New York Citv in 1896 and 1897; by W. 0.
Atwater and A. P. Bryant. 1902. 83 pp.

117. Experiments on effect of muscular work upon digestibility of
food and metabolism of nitrogen, conducted at University of Ten-
nessee, 1899-1900; ])y Chas. E.' Wait. 1902. 43 pp.

118. Irrigation from Big Thompson River; bv John E. Field. 1902.
75 pp. 6 pi.

119. Report of irrigation investigations for 1901, containing Sum-
mary of results, by R. P. Teetle, and Reports bv W. M. Reed, W. H.
Code, A. J. :\IcClatchie, E. W. Hilgard, W. Irving, A. E. Chandler,
O. L. Waller, D. W. Ross, Samuel Fortier, A. P.' Stover, O. Y. P.
Stout, H. J. Waters, F. H. King, E. B. Yoorhees, and J. C. Nagle.

1902. 401 pp. 64 pi.

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No. 120. PiYK-eedinfrs of 7th annual meeting of American Association of
Farmers' Institute Workers, held at Washington, D. C, June 24-
26, 1902; edited bv A. C. True, D. J. Crosby, and G. C. Creelman.
1902. 119 pp.

No. 121. Experiments on metabolism of nitrogen, sulphur, and phos-
phorus in the human organism; by H. C. Sherman. Conducted in
cooperation with Columbia University. 1902. 47 pp.

Bulletin!>t (separates)

[A few of the more important articles contained in the Bulletins were issued .sepa-
rately in pamphlet form. References to all the articles will be found under their
proper headings in the index to this work] .

Circulars

No

No
No

1. List of agricultural experiment stations in U. S., with addresses.
Feb. 1, 1889. n. p. n. d. 7 pp.

2. [In regard to meeting of those interested in use of fertilizers.
Jan. 31, 1889. n. t. p. [3] pp.

3. [Extract from proceedings of Knoxville Convention.] Feb. 6,
1889. n. t. p. [3] pp.

No. 4. Memorandum for station reports. Feb. 12, 1889. n. p. n. d. 4 pp.

No. 5. [Call for meeting of experiment stations for discussion.] Feb. 25,
1889. (Circ.)

No. 6. List of originators of fruits, vegetables, etc., in U. S., with addresses
and names of specialists. Mar. 8, 1889. 7 1. f°
[Mimeographed; never printed.] *

No. 7. Cooperative field experiments with fertilizers. Mar., 1889.
n. p. n. d. 39 pp.

No. 8. Explanations and directions for soil tests with fertilizers. Mar.
1889. n. p. n. d. 11 pp.

No. 9. Memorandum for report on farmers* institutes in United States,
n. d. 4 1. blank.

No. 10. [Horticulturists' circular, schedule of questions. List of horti-
culturists and botanists of Experiment Stations in U. S.] June 27,
1889. 7 1. f°
[Mimeographed; never printed.]

No. 11. Rules for naming vegetables. Report of Committee of Experi-
ment-Station Horticulturists. Sept., 1889. n. p. n. d. [3] pp.

No. 12. Regarding library and publications of Office of Experiment
Stations. July, 1889. 3 pp. n. p. n. d. (c. t. o. )

No. 13. [Calling attention to meeting of American agricultural colleges
and experiment stations. Oct. 16, 1889. n. t. p. [3] pp.

No. 14. [Calling attention to meeting of official economic entomologists.]
Oct. 28, 1889. n. t. p. [3] pp.

No. 15. Inquiries regarding investigations in botany at agricultural col-
leges and experiment stations. Jan., 1890. n. p. n. d. [4] pp.

No. 16. [Relating to publications of Office.] n. d. n. t. p. [3] pp.

No. 17. Letter to manufacturers of spray machinery, n. d. n. t. p. [3] pp.

No. 18. List of originators of fruits and vegetables in United States, with
addresses and names of sptu'ialties. n. p. n. d. 12 pp.

No. 19. Experiments with fertilizers on fruits and vegetables, to study
feeding capacities of plants and variations due to action of fertilizers.
Mar., 1891. n. t. p. 4 pp.

No. 20. Organization list of agricultural experiment stations in U. S.
June, 1891. n. p. n. d. 21 pp.

No. 21. Fifth annual convention of Association of American Agricultural
Colleges and Experiment Stations; delegates and visitors registered.
Aug. 13, 1891. n. p. n. d. [4] pp.

No. 22. [Letter relative to] sul)ject index of literature of agricultural
experiment stations and kindred institutions. Nov., 1891. n. t. p.
[3] pp.

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38

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No. 23. Key to subject index of literature of agricultural experiment
stations, and kindred institutions. Dec, 1893. n. p. n. d. [3] pp.
12°.
Same, revised. Api-. 25, 1902. [3] pp. 8°.
No. 24. Address list of agricultural experiment stations. [Dec, 1893.}

(Circ)
No. 25. Report on canaigre. May 15, 1894. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Same, rev. Nov. 20, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 26. Address list of agricultural colleges and experiment stations.

n. d. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 27. Statistics of agricultural cioUeges and experiment stations, 1894.

May 16, 1895. n. t. p. 18 pp.
No. 28. Report on broom corn. Jan. 8, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.
Same, rev. Nov. 20, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
Same, rev. Oct. 3, 1900. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 29. Work and expenditures of agricultural experiment stations.
Mar. 10, 1896. 4 pp.
[Also printed as appendix to Annual report of Director, 1896. See A10.1:896, p. 141;
and also for other prints, see A10.3:.59, p. 9G, and A10.3:74, p. 101.]

No. 30. Permanent elements in experiment station work; by A. C. True.

May 26, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 31. Some books on agriculture and agricultural science, published

1893-96; [compiled by F. H. Hall]. Nov. 2, 1896. n. t. p. 176pp.,

interleaved.
No. 32. Report of committee on methods of teaching agriculture. Dec. 8,

1896. n. t. p. 20 pp. *
Same, rev. Nov. 15, 1897. n. t. p. 20 pp. (Also in A10.3:41, p.57.)
No. 33. Civil service [reform] in Dejiartment of Agriculture; bv Charles

W. Dabney, jr. Jan. 26, 1897. n. t. p. 10 pp.
No. 34. Rules and apparatus for seed testing. Fe1>. 17, 1897. n. t. p. 9 pp.
No. 35. Statistics of land-grant colleges and agricultural experiment sta-
tions, 1896. Apr. 1, 1897. n. t. p. 18 pp.
No. 36. Constitution of Association of American Agricultural Colleges and

Experiment Stations. [1897.] n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 37. Second report of committee on methods of teaching agriculture.

July 24, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
Same, rev. Nov. 15, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 38. Some books on agriculture and sciences related to agriculture;

published 1896-98. July 1, 1898. 45 pp.
No. 39. Third report of committee on methods of teaching agriculture.

Nov. 21, 1898. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 40. Land-grant and other colleges and national defense; by Charles

W. Dabney, jr. n. d. n. t. p. 15 pp.
No. 41. Fourth report of committee on methods of teaching agriculture.

Sept. 28, 1899. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 42. German common school with a garden; bv C. B. Smith. Oct. 28,

1899. n. t. p. 7 pp.
No. 43. [Report on] Food; Nutrients; Food economy. Oct. 31, 1899.

n. t. p. 6 pp.
Same, revised. June 20, 1900. n. t. p. 6 pp.
No. 44. Agriculture experiment stations in U. S. ; [bv A. C. True. June

8, 1900.] n. p. n. d. 8 pp.
Same, revised, 1901. 11 pp.
No. 45. Fifth report of Committee on methods of teaching agriculture.

Jan. 5, 1901. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 46. Functions and uses of food; by C. F. Langworthy. Apr. 5, 1901.

n. t. p. 10 pp.
No. 47. [Outline of general plan of] card index of experiment station

literature; by A. C. True. Apr. 19, 1902. n. t. p. 2 pp.
No. 48. What the Department of Agriculture is doing for Irrigation; by

Elwood Mead. Oct. 14, 1902. n. t. p. 4 p.
No. 49. Secondary courses in agriculture. Oct. 17, 1902. n. t. p. 10 pp.

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Agricultural Colleges and -Experiment Stations, Knoxville, Teini

Jan. 1-3, 1889; edited bv A. W. Harris and H. E. Alvord. 1889.

123 pp.
No. 2. Proceedings of 3d annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and ICxperinient Stations, Washington, D. C.

Nov. 12-15, 1889; edited bv A. W. Harris and H. E. Alvord. 1890.

142 pp.
No. 3. Proceedings of 4th annual convention of Association of American

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Statioirs, Champaign, 111.

Nov. 11-13, 1890; edited by A. W. Harris and H. E. Alvord. 1891.

156 pp.

[Series discontinued.]

Experiment station reeord

[In the tirst tliree volumes of the Record the abstracts, of the station reports were
grouped by stations, arranged alphabetically by States. Beginning with Vol. 4,
an arrangement by topics was adopted, eacli topic being edited by the depart-
ment's expert in that line. The various topics usujilly'trented inagrieultural
publications are all represented. With but few exceptions each number also
contained a paper by some noted authority on a particular subject.]

V. 1. September, 1889- July, 1890. 1890. iii+358 pp.

No.

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Nov., 1889, -i-57-115pp.

3. Jan., 1890, +117-174 pp.*

4. Mar., 1890, +175-243 pp.*

5. Mav, 1890, +245-307 pp.*

0. Juh', 1890, +309-358 pp.* [Title-page and table of con-
tents for vol. 1, issued with this number, iii pp.]

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No. 1. Aug., 1890, 'iv +40 pp.

No. 2. Sept., 1890, +41-88 pp.*

No. 3. Oct., 1890, iv+89-138 pp.

No. 4. Nov., 1890, v+139-184pp.

No. 5. Dec, 1890, vi+185-264 pp.

No. 6. Jan., 1891, v+265-308 pp.

No. 7. Feb., 1891, vi-L 309-384 pp.

No. 8. Mar., 1891, vii+385-4«S pjj.

No. 9. Ai)r., 1891, +469-540 pp.*

No. 10. Mav, 1891, vii+541-624 pp.

No. 11. Jun'e, 1891, vii+625-698 pp.

No. 12. Jidy, 1891, yi J- 699-853 pp. [Title-page and table of contents
for vol. 2, issued with this number, xxxii pp.]
V. 3. August, 1891-July, 1892. 1892. xxxviii+1059 pp.

No. 1. Aug., 1891, vi+72 pp.

No. 2. Sept., 1891, vi^73-138 pp.

No. 3. Oct., 1891, vi+ 139-206 pp.

No. 4. Nov., 1891, vi+207-274 pp.

No. 5. Dec, 1891, vii+275-364 ].p.

No. 6. Jan., 1892, vii+365-438 pp.

No. 7. Feb., 1892, vi+439-506pp.

No. 8. Mar., 1892, v+507-584 pp.

No. 9. Apr., 1892, vii+585-664 jyp.

No. 10. M^v, 1892, vii+665-758 j.p.

No. 11. June, 1892, vii ) 759-840 pp.

No. 12. July, 1892, vii-i 841-970 pp.

[No. 13.] Index, pp. 979-1059. [Title-page and talile of contents for
vol. 3, issued with this numlxT. xxxviii ji]).]

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No. 2. Sept., 1892, vii+ni-230 pp.

No. 3. Oct., 1892, vi+231-322 pp.

No. 4. Nov., 1892, vi+ 323-394 pp.

No. 5. Dec, 1892, v+395-454 pp.

No. 6. Jan., 1893, vi+4r)a-r>24 p^).

No. 7. Feb., 1893, vi+525-(J24 pp.

No. 8. Mar., 1893, vi+625-700 pp.

No. .9. Apr., 1893, vii-^ 701-790 pp.

No. 10. May, 1893, vii+791-878 i)p.

11. June, 1893, vii+879-994 pp.

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1893, vii+269-358 pp.

1894, vi+359-452 pp.
1894, vi +453-546 pp.
1894, viii+547-666 pp.
1894, vi+667-744 pp.

8. 1894, vi+ 745-830 pp.

9. 1894, vii+831-940 pp.

10. 1894, vii+941-1040 pp.

11. 1894, v+1041-1106pp.

12. 1894, pp. ] 107-1227. ( Cover title only. ) [Title-page and table
of contents for vol. 5, issued with this number, xxxiv pp.]

1894-1895. 1896. xii+1134 pp.

No. 1. 1894, vi+88 pp. (Cover title only.)

No. 2. 1894, vi+89-174 pp. (Cover title only.)

No. 3. 1894, v+1 75-254 pp. (Cover title only.)

No. 4. 1S95, vi+255-348 pp.

No. 5. 1895, viii+349-4SS pp

No. 6. 1895, vii+ 489-584 pi>.

No. 7. 1895, vi+585-678 pp.

No. 8. 1895, v+679-758 pp.

No. 9. 1895, vi+ 759-850 pp.

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3. 1895, vi+ 167-260 pp.

4. 1895, v+ 261 -342 pp.

5. 1896, v+343-434 pp.

6. 1896, vi + 435-534 pp.

7. 1896, v+ 535-632 pp.
c^. 1896, v+ 633-722 pp.
9. 1896, v+723-814 pp.

10. 1896. vi+815-901 pp.

11. 1896, vi 1-903-996 pp.

12. 1896, pp. 997-1092. I
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V. 8. 1896-1897. 1897. xiv+1128 pp.

No. 1. 1896, vi f 94 pp. (Cover title only.)
No. 2. 1896, vii +95-1 76 pp. (Cover title only.)

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3. 1899, vii + 2(tl-300 i)p. (Cover title onlv.)

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9. 1900, vi+801-900 j^p.
10, 1900, vi-f- 901-] 000 i)p.

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No,
No

V. 14.

No
No
No

1900-1901— Continued
.11. 1901, vii+ 1001-1 100 pp. (Cover title onlv.)
.12. 1901, pp. 1101-1189. (Cover title only.) [Title-page and
table of contents for vol. 12, issued with this number, xvi pja.]
1901-1902. 1902. xviii + 1206 pp.
. 1. 1901, viii+lOOpp. (Cover title onlv.)
. 2. 1901, ix + 101-200pj). (Cover title only.)
(Cover title only. )
(Cover title only.)
(Cover title only. )
(Cover title only.)
1 pi. (Cover title only. )
(Cover title only.)
1 pi. (Cover title only. )
(Cover title only. )

3. 1901, ix: 201-300 pp.

4. 1901, vii r301-400 pp.

5. 1902, viiif 401-500 pp.

6. 1902, viii+501-004 pp.

7. 1902, ix+605-704 pp.

8. 1902, ixi- 705-806 pp.

9. 1902, viii+807-906 pp.
.10. 1902, viiif 907-1008 pp.

11. 1902, xi f 1009-1 112 pp. (Cover title only.)
. 12. 1902, pp. 1113-1206. (Covertitleonly.) [Title-page and table
of contents for vol. 13, issued with this number, xviii pp.]

No. 1. Sept., 1902. x-f-lOOpp. (Cover title only.)
. 2. Oct., 1902, viii4-101-204 pp. (Cover title only.)
.3. Nov., 1902, viii+205-.308pp. (Covertitleonly.)
. 4. Dec, 1902, x+309-412 pp. (Cover title onlv. )

Experiment station record (separates)

[The pauers mentioned in the note under AIO.G: were each issued .sieparately. Ref-
erem-es to them will be found under the proper headings in the index to this
work.]

Food and diet charts

No. 1. 1896.
No. 2. 1896.
No. 3. 1896.
No. 4. 1896.

Irrigation investiy^ation schedules

No. 1 . [Pot^tal card for collection of (Statistics. ] n. d.

No. 2. Dutv of water, general instructions to observers; by Elwood Mead.

March 1, 1899. n. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 3. [Circular letter and blank form for answers to queries.] n. d.

2 sheets.
No. 4. [Circular letter and blank form for answers to queries.] Mav 1,

1899. 4 sheets.

Ha^vaii agricultural experiment station bulletins

No. 1. Chickens and their diseases in Hawaii; bv T. F. Sedgwick. 1901.

23 pp.
No. 2. Root rot of taro; by T. F. Sedgwick, Honolulu, Hawaii, Hawaiian

Gazette Company, 1902. 21 pp.

Alaska a^rieultural experiment stations bulletins

No. 1. Sugge.stions to pioneer farmer.«i in Alaska; hv C. C. Georgeson.
1902. n. t. p. 15 pp. 7 pi.

Experiment station work (volumes)

Vol. 1. FxperimcTit station work, vol. 1, including Experiment station
work 1-XX (Farmers' bulletins 5(5, 65, 69, 73^ 78, 79, 84, 87, 92, 97,
103, 105, 107, 114, 119, 122, 124, 133, 144, 149). 1902. xiv+
[628]+ xviii pp.
[Title-T)ii{je, table of content,'!, index, and glossary for this volume were issued as a
pamphlet of .xiv-(-.\vlil pages in order that the 20 numbers of Experiment
.station work which had been issued as Farmers' liulletins (A1.9:) might be
brought together. As each bulletin bears its own paging, the references in the
index are somewhat awkward; but in future provision will be made for the vol-
umes liy issuing an e.xtra edition of the Farmers' bulletins which contain the
numbers of Kxperiment station work, without the bulletin numbers and with
continuous paging,]

84

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Table!!(
EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE— Continued

A10.12:i Porto Kico a&;rii'ultural exi>criincnt station bulletin

^"o. 1 iu)t i^siu'd 1902.

Xo. 2. The clianga, or mole cricket, in Porto Kico; bv O. W. Barrett.

1902. 20 pp.
Same. In Spanish. (La clianofa, o'grillotalpa en Puerto Kico.) 1902.

20 pp.

All. FIBEK IXVESTICJATIOXS OFFICE

[Fiber inve^tisations were bygnn by the Division of Statistics in 1889, anrt in 1890 a Section of Fiber
Investitrntions was createci in tlie Division. .January 1, 1M91, the Section was made independent,
tinder tlu- name Office of Fiber Investigations, and so continued until June 30. 1898, when its work
was assigned to the Division of Botany. For historical sketch of Office, see Yearbook, 1897 (Al. 10:897) ,
p. 224.]

Annual report!*

REPORT rPOX FIBER IXVESTIGATIOXS

(Dodge), [lj+451-470 pp. (Also in Al. 1:890, p. 451.)

2ph
6 pi
IpL

(Also in Al. 1:891, p. 417.)
(Also in Al. 1:892, p. 359.)
(Also in Al. 1:893, p. 5(37.)

(Dodge), [1] +417-438 pp
(Dodge), [1] +359-376 pp
(Dodge), iii+567-584 pp.
(Dodge). (In Al. 1:894, p. 197.)
(Dodge). (In Al. 1:895, p. 187.)

OF SPECIAL ACiENT OF OPFICE OF FiBER INVESTIGATIONS

(Dodge), [lj+27-28 pp. (Also in A1.1:89G, p. 27.)
(Dodge), iii +21-24 pp. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 21.)

Annual

1890

1891

1892

1893

1894

1895
Report

1896

1897

General piil)lieation»i

[Publications which originated in this Office bnt which were published In a numbered
series of the Secretary's office, or some other division of the Department, are
entered only where such numbering places them, with references under the
proper headings in the index to this work. Publications of the Office issued only
as Congressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appendix to
this work.]

BuUetinK

None i.ssued.
Cirewlars

None issued.
Reports

No. 1. Report on flax, hemp, ramie, and jute, with considerations upon
tiax and hemp culture in Europe, report on ramie machine trials of
1889 in Paris, and present status of fiber industries of U. S. ; by-
Charles Richards Dodge. 2d ed. 1892. 104 pp.
[For Lst edition we A-27.8:l.]

No. 2. Recent facts regarding ramie industry in America, with brief state-
ments relating to manufacture in Europe, etc. ; bv Charles Richards
Dodge. 1893. 16 pp.
[Reprinted from Rp. of Statistician, May, 1891.]

No. 3. Sisal hetrip culture in United States [Florida], with statements
relating to industry in Yucatan and Bahama Islands, and brief con-
siderations upon question f)f machinerv for extracting liber; by
Charles Richards Dodge. 1891. 59 pp.' 8 i)l.

No. 4. Flax culture for hl)er in IT. S. , including special reports on flax culture
in Ireland, Belgium, and Austria, with statements relative to the
industry in Russia; 1)y Charles Kichards Dodge. 1892. 93 pp. 2 pi.

No. 5. Leaf iil)ers of U. S. , detailing results of recent investigations relating
to Florida sisal liemi), the false sisal hemp plant of Florida, and
other fiber-producing agaves, bowstring hemp, pineapple tiller,
New lOngland flax, and bear grass; bv Chas. Richards Dodge,
1893. 73 pp. 10 pi.

No. 6. Uncultivated l)ast lil^ers of U. S., including bi.sitory of ])revioua
experiments with plants or fibers, and l)rief statements relating to
allied species that are produced commercially in the old world; by
Charles Richards Dodge. 1894. 54 pp. 5 i)l.

85

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CluNKiflca-
tlon no.

All.o:

10
11

All. FIBER IXVESTKiATIOA' OFFICE— Continued

Reports — Continued

Xo. 7. Cultivation of ramie in L'. S., with statements concerning practice

in foreign countries, cost of cultivation and percentages of yield, the

machine question, and preparation of fiber for manufacture; by

Chas. Richards Dodge. 1895. (33 pp. 5 pi.
No. 8. Culture of hemp and jute in U. >S., with statements concerning

practice in foreign countries, i)reparation of fiber for market, and

remarks on the machine question; by Chas. Richards Dodge. 1896.

43 p}). 3 pi.
No. 9. Descriptive catalogue of useful fiber ])lants of world, including

structural and economic classifications of fibers; bv Chas. Richards

Dodge. 1897. 361 pp. 13 pi.
No. 10. Flax culture for seed and fiber in Europe and America; bv Charles

Richards Dodge. 1898. 80 i)p. 4 pi.
No. 11. Culture of hemp in Europe, including special consular report on

growth of hemp in Italy; by Charles Richards Dodge. 1898. 29 ])p.

A 12. FOREIGN :?IARKETS I>IVISIOX

rFoniierlvSei'tion of Foreign MarUcts. Fur liistorical sketch of Division, sir Yearbook, 1S97 (A1.10:C97),

).. •J70.1

A12.S:

S98
899
900
901
902

A12.2:

A12.3:

V

1^
•2

8^
9
10

11
12

13
14

15

(Also in' Al. 1:898, p. 163.)
(Also in Al. 1:899, p. 235.)
(Also in Al. 1:900, p. 265.)
(Also in Al. 1:901, p. 163.)
(Also in Al. 1:902, p. 377.

Annual roportM

1897 (Hitchcock). (In Al.l:897, p. i;

1898 (Hitchcock), iii+163-166 pp.

1899 (Hitchcock), iii+235-241 pp.

1900 (Hitchcock), iii+ 265-272 pp.

1901 (Hitchcock), iii+ 163-169 pp.

1902 (Hitchcock), [1] +377-382 pp.

Oeneral pubiicationm

[Publications which originated in this Division but which were published i!i a num-
bered series of the Secretary's oflice, or some other division of tlie Dejiartment,
are entered only where sucli numbering places them, with references under the
proper headings in the index to this work. Publications of the Division issued
only as Congressional documents are noted in chr. nological order in the Appen-
dix to this work.]

Bulletins

No

No

No,

No,

No,

No,
No,

No

No,
No

No

No

No
No

No

, 1. World's markets for American products: (Ireat Britain and Ire-
land. 1895. 93 pp.

Same, supplement. 1895. [2]-f 95-155 pp.

. 2. World's markets for American products: (xerman Empire. 1895.
91 pp. 1 id.

. 3. AVorld's markets for American products: France. 1895. 74 pp.

. 4. World's markets for American products: Canada. 1895. 67 pp.

. 5. World's markets for American products: Netherlands. 1895.
76 pp.

. 6. World's markets for American products: Belgium. 1895. 90 pp.

. 7. "World's markets for American products: Norway. 1896. 68 pp.

Same, revised edition. 1898. 68 pp.

. 8. World's markets for American prodttcts: Sweden. 1896. 92 pp.

Same, revised. 1898. 93 pp.

. 9. Trade of Demnark; by Frank H. Hitchcock. 1900. 88 pp. 1 pi.

10. Our foreign trade in agricultural i)roducts durins; five fiscal years,
1893-97; by Frank H. Hitchcock. 1898. 38 i)p. ^

11. Spain's foreign trade; bv Frank H. Hitchcock. 1898. 47 pp.

12. Our trade with Spain, 1888-97; 1;)y Frank H. Hitchcock. 1898.
47 ])p.

13. Trade of Puerto Rico; bv Frank H. Hitchcock. 1898. 84 pp.

14. Trade of Philippine islands; bv Frank 11. Hitchcock. 1898.
160 pp. \ p\.

15. Our foreign trade in agricultural i)roducts, 1894-98; bv Frank H.
Hitchcock.' 1899. 45 pp.

86

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Tables
A 12. FOREICSX IfARRETS I>IVlSIOX— Continued

Bulletin!>» — Continued

No. 16. Distribution of agricultural exports of I'. S., 1894-98; by Frank H.

Hitchcock. 1899. 153 pp.
No. 17. Sources of agricultural imports of U. S., 1894-1898; bv Frank H.

Hitchcock. 1900. 118 pp.
Xo. IS. Our trade with Japan, China, and llonirkong, 1SS9-1S99; by

Frank H. Hitchcock. 1900. 168 pp.
Xo. 19. Our foreign trade in agricultural products, 1890-1899; bv Frank H.

Hitchcock. 1900. 62 pp.
Xo. 20. Agricultural exports of U. S., ])v countries, 1895-1899; bv Frank H.

Hitchcock. 1900. 88 pp.
Xo. 21. Agricultural imports of U. S., bv countries, 1895-1899; bv Frank

H. Hitchcock. 1900. 74 pp.
Xo. 22. Our trade with Scandinavia, 1890-1900; l)v Frank H. Hitchcock.

1901. 124 pp.
Xo. 28. Our foreign trade in agricultural products, 1S9 1-1900; ])V Frank

H. Hitchcock. 1900. 61 pp.
Xo. 24. Sources of agricultural imports of V. S., 1896-1900; ])V Frank H.

Hitchcock. 1901. 120 pp.
Xo. 25. Distribution of agricultural exports of V. S., 1896-1900; l)v Frank

H.Hitchcock. 1901. 182 pp.
Xo. 26. Agricultural imports of the United Kingdom, 1896-1900; bv

Frank H. Hitchcock. 1902. 227 pp.
Xo. 27. Our foreign trade in agricultural products, 1892-1901; l)v Frank

H. Hitchcock. 1902. 67 pp.
Xo. 28. Sources of agricultural imports of U.S., 1897-1901; bv Frank H.

Hitchcock. 1902. 132 pp.
Xo. 29. Distribution of agricultural exports of U.S., 1897-1901; bv Frank

H. Hitchcock. 1902. 202 pp.

Circulars

Xo. 1. Peaches and other fruits in England. June 1, 1895. n. t. p. 2+

[1]PP-
Xo. 2. American dried apples in German Empire, n. t. p. n. d. 4 pp

Same, 2d series [edition], n. t. j). 3-|- [1] pp.
X'o. 3. Imports and exports for 1893 and 1894. Aug. 19, 1895. n. t. p

4 pp.

Xo. 4. Example for American farmers and dairymen, n. t. ]>. n. d. 3pp
Xo. 5. Treaty of Shimonoseki between China and Japan of April 17, 1895

and our possibilities of trade with those countries. Oct. 16, 1895

n. t. p. 7 pp.
Xo. 6. Imports and exjjortsfor 189.'!, 1894, and 1895. n. d. n. t. p. 6 i)p
Xo. 7. Extension of markets for American feed stuffs, n. d. n. t. j)

8 PI).
Xo. 8. ^Manchester district of England as market for American products

n. d. n. t. p. 8 pj).
Xo. 9. Imports and exports for 1893, 1894, 1895, and 1896. n. d. n. t. p

8 pp.
Xo. 10. Course of wheat production and exportation in United States,

Canada, Argentina, I'ruguav, Russia, and British India, 1880-96.

Oct. 23, 1896. n. t. ]>. 8 pp.
Xo. 11. Agricultural products imported and exported by I-nited States,

1892-96. Jan. 9, 1897. n. t. j). 8 j)]).
Xo. 12. Sonrci's of jjrinciiial agricultural imports of United States during

5 years ended .lune .'JO, 1896. Jan. 22, 1897. n. t. p. 24 i)p.

Xo. 13. Distribution of principal agricultural exports of Ignited States
during 5 years ended June 30, 1896. Feb. 6, 1897. n. t. p. 24 pp.

Xo. 14. Hamburg as )nark(;t for American products. Mar. 2, 1897.
n. t. p. 10 pp.

Xo. 15. Exports of cotton from Egypt. May 12, 1897. n. t. p. 7 j)p.
[Repriiitcri from Bull. 2. Experiment Statiims Office.]

Xo. 16. Our trade with Cuba from 1887 to 1897. June 10, 1897. n. t. p.
30 pp.

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A 12. FOREICSX I»I ARRETS DIVISIOV— Continued

A 12. 1: Circulars — Continued

17 No. 17. X'nited States wheat for Eastern Asia. June 22, 1897. n. t. p.

8 pp.
18^ No. IS. Hawaiian commerce, from 1887 to 189/. July 10, 189/. n. t. p.

37 pp.
IS'' Same, revised. May 12, 1898. n. t. p. 37 jip.

19 No. 19. Austria-Hungary as factor in world's grain trade; Recent use of

American wheat in that country. Oct. 5, 1897. n. t. p. 23 pp.

20 No. 20. Agricultural imports and exports, 1893-97. Jan. 22, 1898. n.t.p.

15 pp.

21 No. 21. Agricultural iiiip(jrts and exports, 1894-98. Apr. 24, 1899. n.t.p.

16 pp.

22 No. 22. Agricultural imports and exports, 1895-99. Apr. 23, 1900. n.t.p.

16 pp.

23 No. 23. Agricultural importsand exports, 1896-1900. Feb. 20, 1901. 16pp.

24 No. 24. Agricultural imports and exports, 1897-1901. Apr. 10, 1902.

n. t. p. 16 pp.

A 13. FORESTRY BlIREAF

[Formerly Division of Forestry. For liistoric'al sketch, sec Yearbook 1897 (Al. 10:897), p. 143.J

Ai:t.l:

886

889
890
891
892
893

896
897

899
900
901
902

A 13.2:

B48
F76

L97

P65

Annual reports

Rkport of Chief of Division of Forestry

1883 (Egleston). (In Al.l :883, p. 444.)

1884 (Egleston). (In Al. 1:884, p. 137. )

1885 (Egleston). (In Al.l:885, p. 18.3.)

1886 (Fernow), [l]-r 149-226 pp. 1 pi. (Also in Al. 1:886, p. 149.)

(Abstract (pp. 605-616. 1 map.)

1887 (Fernow), [1J4-156 pp
In Al. 1:887, p. 605.)

1888 (Fernow), iv^ 597-641 pp.

1889 (Fernow), iv+273-330 pp.

1890 (Fernow), iii+193-236 pp.

1891 (Fernow), [l]+191-229 pp

1892 (Fernow), iii+293-358 pp.

1893 (Fernow), iv+303-363 pp.

1894 (Fernow). (In Al. 1:894, p. 133.

1895 (Fernow) . (In Al.l:895, p. 149. )

1896 (Fernow), iii+83-88 pp. (Also in Al. 1:896, p. 83.)

1 pi. ( Also in Al. 1:888, p. 597. )
(Also in Al. 1:889, p. 273.)
(Also in Al. 1:890, p. 193.)
8 pi. (Also in Al.l:891, p. 191.)
' (Alsoin Al.l:892, p. 293.)
(Also in A 1.1:893, p. 303.)

6 pi
3 pi.

1897 (Fernow), ii+141-146 pp.

1898 (Pinchot), iii+169-173 pp.
Report ok Forester.

1899 (Pinchot), hi-

1900 (Pinciiot), iii-

1901 (Pinchot), iii-

1902 (Pinchot), iv-

-93-100 pp.
103-110 pp.
-325-339 pp.
-109-136 pp.

(Alsoin Al.l: 897, p. 141.
(Alsoin Al. 1:898, p. 169.)

(Alsoin Al. 1:899, p. 93.)
(Alsoin Al.l:900, p. 103.
(Alsoin Al.l:901, ]). 325.
(Alsoin Al. 1:902, p. 109.

Oeneral |)ul>lieali<»ns

[Publications whicli originated in tliis Bnrean, bnt which were ptibli.=;hed in a ntun-
bered series of the Secretary's oli'iee, or sonie other division of the Department,
are entered only where siicii nuniheriiivr places them, with references under the
proper headings in the index to this work. Publications of the Bureau issued
only jis {'ongressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
di.x to this work.l

Big trees of California. 1900. 30 pp. 1 7 pi.
[Also issued as Bulletin no. 28. See A13.3:28.]

Forest growth. Letter to Secretary of Agriculture regarding forest growth
and timber consumption; by B. E. Fernow. Apr. 5, 1893. n. t. p.
3 pp.

Lumber and wood trade. Letter from agent of Forestry Division i-equest-
ing information as to (>xtent of luml»pr and wood trade. Julv, 1883.
f° sheet.* _

Pines. Instructions for lollection of test })ieces of ])ines for timber in-
vestigations. [1892.] n. t. ]^. 4 pp.
*No copy found.

88

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tion no.

A13.-2:

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Tables
A 13. FORESTRY BI'REA I'— Continued

CiJoneral publications — Continued

Railroad;^. Alpliabetical list of land-grant and bond-aided railroads in
U. S. (Extract from Arniv general orders, no. 140, and supple-
ment.) 1902. 4 pp.

Starement of B. E. Fernow, Chief of Division of Forestrj-, Agriculture
Dei)artment, before House Committee on Agriculture. Feb. 16,

1895. n. t. p. 4 pp.

Trees of Washington, D. C; compliments of Forestry Division, G. B.
8ud worth, botanist, B. E. Fernow, chief. [Wash., Bell Bros.,
1891.] [16] pp. [2] maps. ' oblong 24° paj).*

KuUvtinti.

No. 1. Kelation of railroads to forest supplies and forestry; with appen-
dices on structure of some timber ties, their behavior, and cause oi
their decay in road-bed; on wood preservation; on metal ties; and
on use of spark arresters. 1887. 149 pp. 19 pi.

No. 2. Forest conditions of Rocky ^Mountains, ami other papers; with
maps showing location of forest areas on Rockv 3Iountain range.
1888. 252-i-[l] pp. 1 pi. 2 folded tables. 1 map.
Same. 2d edition. 1889.*

No. 3. Preliminary report on use of metal track 'on railways as substitute
for w<ioden ties, by E. E. Russell Tratman; to which is added a
rejjort of exjjeriments in wood seasoning by Chicago, Burlington
and Qu'incy Railroad Company, and other notes; compiled by B. E.
Fernow. 1889. 79 pp.

No. 4. Su])stitution of metal for wood in railroad ties, by E. E. Russell
Tratman; with discussion on practicable economies in use of wood
for railway purposes, by B. E. Fernow. 1890. 363 pp. 31 pi.
[For supplemental matter, see Bull. 9.]

No. 5. What is forestry? by B. E. Fernow. 1891. 52 pp. _

No. 6. Timber physics: pt. 1, Preliminary report: Need of investigation ;

Scojie and historical development of science of "Timber Physics";

Organization and methods of timber examinations in Division of

Forestry; compiled by B. E. Fernow. 1892. iii+57+iv pp. 6 pi. 4°

[For pt. 2, ace Bull. S.]

No. 7. Forest Influences: (1) Introduction a.nd summary of conclusions,
by B. E. Fernow; (2) Review of forest meteorological observations,
a study preliminary to discussion of relation of forests to climate, by
j\l. W. Harrington; (3) Relation of forests to water supplies, by
B. E. Fernow; (4) Notes on sanitary significance of forests, l)y B. E.
Fernow. Appendices: (1) Determination of true amount of precii^i-
tation and its ):)earing on theories of forest influem-es, by Cleveland
i\.bbe; (2) Analysis of rainfall with relation to surface conditions,
by ( reorge E. Curtis. 1893. 197 pp.
Same, reprinted 1902. 197 pp.

No. 8. Timl)er physics: pt. 2, Progress report:
long-leaf pine (Pinus pahistris). 1893.
[Forpt. 1, xrr Bulletin 6.]

No. 9. Use of metal railroad ties and preservative processes and metal tie-
plates for wooden ties; by E. E. Russi'll Tratman. Sup])lementary
to [linlletin no. 4] report on substitution of metal for wood in rail-
roa<l ties, 1890. 1894. 363 pp. 5 i,l.

No. 10. Timber, an elementary discussion of rliaracteristics and ])ro|)erties
of wood; by Filibert Roth. 1895. 88 pj).

No. 11. Some foreign trees for Southern States. 1895. 32 ])p. 3 jd.

No. 12. Economical designing of tindier trestle bi-idges; by A. L.Johnson.

1896. 57 P11.
Same, 1902. 57 pp.

No. 13. Timber i)ines of southern T'^nited States, l)y Charles Mohr; with
discussion of structure of their wood, bv Filibert Roth. 1896.
160 pp. 27 pi. 4°.
Same, rev. ed. 1897. 176 pj). 27 pi. 4°

* No copy found.

Results of investigations
vii + 92 pp. 12 pi. 4°

89

Tal>li'<>

ilassllicH-
tloii no.

A13.3:

14

15
16
17

18

19
20

21

99

24'

24 =
25
26
27

28

29
30

31
32

33
34

35

36'

36^
37

A13.3 ':

A13.4:

1

A1:J. FORESTRY BI'REAF— ("ontinued

Bulletin!* — Continued

No. 14. Xoniendature of arborescent llora of Tnited States; byCJeorgeB.

Sudworth. 1897. viii-r419 ]){).
No. 15. Forest growth and sheei^ grazing in Cascade Mountains of ( )regon;

])y Frederick V. Coville. 1898. 54 pi>.
No. 16. Forestry conditions and interests of Wisconsin, by Filibert Rotli;

with a discussion l)y B. E. Fernow. 1898. 76 pjx 1 pi.
No. 17. Clieckhst of forest trees of United States, their names and

ranges; by George B. Sudwortli. 1898. 144 pp.
No. 18. Experimental tree i^lanting in the plains; bv Charles A. Keffer.

1898. 94 pp. 5 pi.

No. 19. Osier culture; l)y John M. Simpson. 1898. 27 pp.

No. 20. Measuring the forest crop; by A. K. Mlodziansky. 1898. 71
pp. 2 pi.

No. 21. Systematic plant introduction, its purposes ami methods; by
David G. Fairchild. 1898. 24 pp.

No. 22. White i>ine, by V. M. Spalding, rev. and enlar. by B. E. Fernow;
with contributions: Insect enemies of white pine, by F. H. Chit-
tenden; Wood of white pine, bv Filibert Roth. 1899. 185 pp.
14 pi. 4°

No. 23. Not issued 1902.

No. 24. Primer of forestry; l)v Gifford Pinchot. Part 1, The forest. 1899.
88 pp. 48 pi. 12°
Same, 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 727; serial no. 4007.
Same, 2d edition, authorized bv Congress, April 18, 1900. 1900. 88
pp. 48 pi. 12°

No. 25. Notes on forest conditions of Porto Rico; l)v Robert T. Hill.

1899. 48 pp. 9 pi.

No. 26. Practical forestry in the A<lirondacks; bv llenrvS. Graves. 1899.
85 pp. 20 pi. ^

No. 27. Practical tree planting in operation; by J. W. Tourney. 1900.
27 pp. 4 1)1.

No. 28. Short account of big trees of California. 1900. 30 pp. 17 pi.
Same, 56th Cong., 1st. sess., S. doc. 393; serial no. 3877.
>Stea^soA13.2: B48.

No. 29. Forest nursery: collection of tree seeds and ^propagation of seed-
lings; by Geo. B. Sudworth. 1900. 63 pp. 6 pi.

No. 30. Forest-working plan for Township 40, Totten and Crossfield pur-
chase, Hanulton county, N. Y. State forest preserve; by Ralph S.
Hosmer and Eugene S. Bruce; preceded by discussion of conserva-
tive lumbering and water supply by Frederick H. Newell. 1901.
64 pp. 11 1)1. 4 maps.

No. 31. Notes on red cedar; by Charles Mohr. 1901. 37 pp. 3 pi.

No. 32. Working plan for forest lands near Pine Bluff, Ark. ; bv Fred-
erick E. Olmsted. 1902. 48 pp. 10 pi. large 8°

No. 33. Western hemlock; by Edward T.Allen. 1902. 55 pp. 13 pi.

No. 34. History of lumber industry in State of New York; bv William
F. Fox. '1902. 59 pp. 20 pi. large 8°

No. 35. Eucalypts cultivated in U. S.; bv Alfred James McClatchie. 1902.
106 pp. 92 pi. large 8°

No. 36. The woodsman's handV)ook; l)v Henrv Solon Graves. I't. 1.
1902. 148 pp. 1 pi. 16°
Same, errata, n. d. n. t. p. 4 pp. 16°

No. 37. Hardy catalpa. 1. The hardy catalpa in commercial planta-
L. Hall; 2. Diseases of hardy catalpa, bv Her-
1902. 58 pp. 31 pi. large 8°

tions, by William
man von Schrenk.

Bliliotiii<« (separates)

[Iiisrit eiR'inies of white pine, by F. II. Chittenden, is.'Oied as separate from Bulle-
tin no. 22, is file only separate of which we have any record.]

Circular.?

[No.!.] Request to educators for cooperation. 1886. 4 pp.*
[No. 2.] To educational men. 1887. (Giro.)

*Xo eopy found.

90

Tables

ria^isifioii
tioii no.

A13. FORESTRY Bl'REAl;— Continued

A 13.4: Circular** — Continiu'd

3 [No. '.'>.] Increasing durability of tnnber; information to wood consumers;

1)}' Norman J. Colman. 1887. [4] ])p.

4 : [No. 4.] For information of railroad managers [chestnut oak for ties; by
I Norman J. Colman]. Dec, 1887. n. t. j). o jip. 4°

5 ! No. 5. Arbor day planting in Eastern States, n. d. ii. t. p. [4] pp. 4°

6 1 No. 6. Instructions for growing tree seedlings, n. d. ii. t. ]>. [4] pp. 4°

7 I No. 7. Government timber tests; by B. E. Fernow. n. d. n. t. p. [4] pp.

8 No. 8. Strength of "boxed" or "turpentine" timber; In' B. E. Fernow.

n. d. n. t. p. 3 pp.

9 : No. 9. Effect of turpentine gatliering on timber of jiine; by B. E. Fer-
I now. n. d. (Circ. )

10 ! No. 10. Suggestions to lumbermen of U. S. in behalf of more rational foi*-

est management ; Ijy B. E. Fernow. n. d. n. t. p. 8 pp.

11 No. 11. Facts and figures regarding our forest resources, briefly stated; by
B. E. Fernow. Feb. 10, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.

12 No. 12. Southern pine; mechanical and physical properties [investigations
of J. B. Johnson and Fililjert Roth]; bv B. E. Fernow. ^lar. 6,
1896. n. t. i>. 12 pp. 4°

13 i No. 13. Forest fire legislation in United States; bv B. E. Fernow. ^Slar.
I 16, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.

14 No. 14. Is protection against forest fires practicable? by B. E. Fernow.

n. d. n. t. p. 4 pp.

15 No. 15. Summary of mechanical tests on 32 species of American woods;

by B. E. Fernow. n. d. n. t. p. 12 pp. 4°

16 No. 16. Age of trees and time of blazing determined bv annual rings; )iv

B. E. Fernow. Aug. 18, 1897. n. t. p. 11 pp. '
17^ No. 17. Recent legislation on State forestry commissions and forest re-
serves; by B. E. Fernow. n. d. n. t. p. 15 pp.
17^ Same, revised. Dec. 15, 1897. n. t. p. 16 pp.

18 No. 18. Progress in timber physics; bv B. E. Fernow. Jan. 2, 1898,

n. t. p. 20 pp. 4°

19 No. 19. Progress in timber phvsics; bv Filibert Roth. May 25, 1898.

n. t. p. 24 pp. 4° " '

20 No. 20. Increasing durability of timber; by B. E. Fernow. May 25, 1898.

n. t. p. 5 pp.

21 No. 21. Pi-actical assistance to farmers, lumbermen, and others in hand-

ling forest lands; by Gifford Pinchot. Oct. 8, 1898. n. t. j). 5 pp.
22' No. 22. Practical assistance to tree planters; by Gifford Pinchot, July 8,

1899. n. t. p. 11 pp.
22=* Same, rev. ed. Feb. 15, 1901. n. t. p. 12 pp.

23 No. 23. Suggestions to prospective forest students; by Gifford Pinchot.

Jan. 15, 1902. n. t. p. 5 pp.

A13.5: Report on forestry

I [Vols. 1 and 2 were published prior to the establishment of the Forestry Division, but
are classified here in order to brins all the volumes together, as vols. S and 4 were
prepared and transmitted by the chief of the Forestry Division.]

1

2

3
4
A 13.6:

[V. 1.] 1878; by Franklin B. Hough. 650 pp.
V. 2. 1880; by Franklin B. Hough, xvi+618 pp.

Same, 46th Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 37; serial no. 1922.
[V. 3.] 1882; by Franklin P,. Hough, xii+318 pp.

Same, 47th Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 38; serial no. 2046.
V. 4. 18,S4; by Nathaniel H. Egleston. [1]-|-421 pp. 4 pi.

Press bulletins (circ.)

[Notes on work and publications relative to forestry, issued for use of pres.s.]

No. 1. Feb. 3, 1900.

No. 2. Feb. 17, 1900.

No. 3. Mar. 3, li)00.

No. 4. Mar. 23, 1900.

No. 5. Apr. 9, 1900.

No. 6. May 2, 1900.

91

Tables

Cla^slll.:!-

tloii no.

A13.«:

I'resK

7

No. 7.

8^

No. 8.

8'

No. 8.

9

No. 9.

10

No. 10

11

No. 11

12

No. 12

13

No. 13

14

No. 14

15

No. 15

16

No. 16.

17

No. 17.

18

No. 18

19

No. 19.

20

No. 20.

21

No. 21.

22

No. 22.

23

No. 23.

24

No. 24.

25

No. 25.

Ai;?. FORESTRY BUREAU— Continued

I'ress Imlleliiis — Contiimed

June 6, lUOO.

July 7, 1900.

New York fsupp., Julv 7, 1900.

Auji. n, 1900.
. Nov. 15, 1900.
. Feb. 7, 1901.
. Mar. 7, 1901.
. Apr. 8, 1901.
. July 8, 1901.
. Oct. 30, 1901.
. Jan. 10, 1902.
. July 16, 1902.
. Aug. 12. 1902.
. Aug. 12, 1902.
. Sept. 5, 1902.
. Sept. 30, 1902.
. Sept. 30, 1902.
. Nov. 14, 1902.

. Damage 1)V recent forest fires, n. d.
. Dec. 10, 1902.

890
891
892
893

899

A14. OARDE^'S ASD GROUNDS DIVISION

rMerpreil into Bureau of Plant Iiirlustrv Julv 1, 1901. .syr A19. For historical sketch of Division, see
Yearbook, 1897 (A1.10:S97), p. J80.]

A 14.1: Annual reports

SfrERINTENDEXT OF EXPERIMENTAL GaKDEX.

1862 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:862, p. 540.)

1863 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:863, p. 547.)

1864 (Saunders). (In Al.l :864, p. 605.)

1865 (Saunders). In Al. 1:865, p. 13.)

1866 (Saunders). In Al.l:866, p.- 17.)

1867 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:867, p. 23.)
Superintendent of Gardens and Grounds.

1868 (Saunders). (In Al.l :868, p. 118.)

1869 (Saunders). (In Al.l:869, p. 79.)

1870 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:870, p. 16.)

1871 (Saunders). (In A1._1:S71, p. 102.)

1872 to 1875, no reports printed.

1876 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:876, j). 61.)

1877 (Saunders). In A. 1.1:877, p. 47.)

1878 (Saunders). (In Al.l:878, p. 194.)

1879 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:879, p. 359.)
1880, no report printed.

1881 and 1882 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:881-2, p. 215.)
1883 (Saunders). ( In Al.l:883, p. 181. )
1884, no report printed.

1885 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:88.5, p. 33.)

1886 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:886, p. 687.)

1887 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:887, p. 673.)
1888, no report printed.

1889 (Saunders)

1890 (Saunders).

1891 (Saunders).

1892 (Saunders).

1893 (Saunders).

1894 (Saunders).

1895 (Saunders).
1896, no report printed.

1897 (Saunders). (In Al. 1:897, p,

1898 (Saunders). (In Al.l:898, p

1899 (Saunders), iii -1-91-92 pp.

(In Al. 1:889, p. 111.)

[1] 4-557-596 pp. ( Also in Al. 1 :890, p. 557. )

LI] +463-484 pp. 7 pi. (Also in Al. 1:891, p. 463.)

iii-t-377-402 pp. (Also in Al. 1:892, p. 377.)

iii+365-388 pp. (Also in Al.l:893, p. 365.)

(In Al. 1:894, p. 207.)

(In Al. 1:895, p. 189.)

t]

159.
143.
'Also in Al. 1:899, p.

91.)

92

tlasslfloa-
tidii no.

Table§
A14. GAROEX'S AX1> «R01J:VI>S I>fVI§IO\— Continued

Annual reports — Continued

SuPEHiNTENDEXT OF GARDENS AXD GROUNDS — Continued

1900 (Cralloway). ii +273-278 pp. (Also in Al. 1:900, p. 273. )

1901 (Corbett). [This final report of the division was made through the
chief of the Bureau of Plant Industrv, forming part of his annual report
for 1901. See Al. 1:901, p. 81; also A19.1:901, p. 81.]

Crcneral publicationsi

None issued.
BuiU'tinx
None issued.
Circulars

No. 1. An experiment in tea culture; report on tea gardens of Dr. Charles
U. Shepard, Pinehurst, S. C.,liy William Saunders. [1897.] n. t. p.
10 pp.

xV15. IRRIC.ATION IXqUIRY OFFICE.
[Discontinued June 30, 189().]

Annual reports

Special Agent in Charge of Artesi.\n and Underflow' Investigations
AND OP Irrigation Inquiry.

1890 (Hinton) . [l]+471-488 pp. map. (Also in Al. 1 :890, p. 471. )

1891 (Hinton). [1] +439-450 pp. map. (Also in Al. 1:891, ]). 439.)
1892, no report printed.

Special Agent in Charge of Irrigation Inquiry.

1893 (Irish). (In Al. 1:893, p. 593. )
Chief of Office of Irrigation Inquiry.

1894 (Irish). (In Al. 1:894, p. 219.)

1895 (Irish). (In A 1.1:895, p. 183.)

Oeneral publications

[F'ublications which originated in this OfRco, but which were published in a num-
bered series of the Secretary's Ofliee, or some otlier divisidu of the Department,
are entered only where such numbering places them, with references under the
proper heading.s in the index to this work. Publications of the Office issued
only as Congressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
dix to this work.l

Arte.sian wells. Report on preliminary investigation to determine proper
location of artesian wells within area of ninety-seventh meridian,
and east of foothills of Rocky Mountains; \))\ Richard J. Hinton,
and others]. 1890. 398 pp. 15 pi.
Same, 51st Cong., Istsess., S. ex. doc. 222; serial no. 2689.
Irrigation in U. S. ; by Richard J. Hinton. 1887. 240 pp. 9 pi.

Same, 49th Cong., 2(1 sess., S. mis. doc. 15; serial no. 2450.
Irrigation. [Report on irrigation.] (52d Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 41,
in 4 parts.) 1893. (No serial title-page; 4 pts. bound in one vol.)

Oontenis:
rt. 1. Irrigation and cultivation of soil thereby, with physical data, conditions, and

progress within U. S. for 1891: by Richard J. Hinton. 1893. 459 pp. 52 pi.
Ft. 2. Artesian and underfliiw investigation; Final report of Chief Engineer Edwin

S. Ncttleton. 189:5. llC. i>p. 29 pi.
I't. :i. Final geological reports of artesian and underflow investigation between 97th

meridian of longitude and foothills of Rockv Mountains; bv Robert Hav. 1893.

209 pp. 41 pi.
Pt. 4. Final report on mid-plains division of artesian and underflow investigation

between 97tli meridian of longitude west of Greenwich and foothills of Rocky

Mountains, I)v .1. W. Gregory; and special report on certain artesian conditions

in State of Soiith Dakota; by Freil F. B. Coffin. 1893. 61 pp. S iil.

Progress report on irrigation in U. S. for 1890, by R. J. llint(in. Pt. 1.

1891. 337 pp. 5 pi.
Same, pt. 2. Progress report of artesian and underflow investigation

between ninety-seventh degree of west longitude and foothills of

Rocky Mountains; ))y E. S. Nettleton. 1891. 14 jijt. 12 maps

(called ap])enilixes) .
Same, 51st Cong., 2d se.ss., S. ex. doc. 53, pts. 1 and 2; serial no. 2818.

98

Tableii

(iii>sin.ii-

tliin nil

AI5.:i:

1

A 15.1:

AlO.l:

A16.2:

In7

E26

A16.:t:
A16.4:

A 15. IRRICiATIOX IXQl'IRV OFFICE— Continued

Bulletins

\o . 1 . A 1 )st met of laws of the several States and Territories on irrigation and
water ri.i^hti^; compiled by O. A. Critchett. 1893. 180 pp.

Circular!*

Xone issued.

\I«. I.ABOR EUPLOYiTIEXT BOARD

Aiiiiiial repttriM ^

^'oIlei^■sued.

Ocneral publications

Instructions to applicants for appointment to position of mere unskilled

laborer in l^. 8. Department of Asriculture, at Washineton, D. C,

July 18, 1902. n. t. p. 3 pp.
Regulations governing appointment to })Osition of mere unskilled laborer

under Department of Agriculture in D. C, July 2, 1902. n. t. p.

4 pp.

Bulletins

None issued.
Circulars

None issued.

Al

LIBRARY

[For historical sketch of Library wr Yearbook, 1897 (Al. 10:897), p. 220.]

AlT.l: I Annual reports

899
900
901
902

A17.2:

1894 (Cutter) (In Al.l: 894, p. 203.)

1895 to 1897, no reports printed.

1898 (Cutter) (In Al.l: 898, p. 167.)

1899 (Cutter) iii+213-214 pp. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 213.)

1900 (Cutter) ii+111-112 pp.

1901 (Clark) iii-H71-173 pp.

1902 (Clark) ii-i- 235-239 i)p.

Ocneral publications

(Also in Al. 1:900, p. 111.)
(Also in Al. 1:901, p. 171.)
(Also in Al. 1:902, p. 235.)

[The Library issues printed Catalogue cards (author and subject analyticals) for
the ptiblications of the Department, its endeavor being to fully catalogue such
publication.s. These cards are supplied to libraries by the Departnaent.]

AIT.S: Bulletins

No. 1. Acce.ssions to Department Librarv, [Jan. -Mar.] 1894. Apr., 1894.

n. t. p. 12 pp. 4°
No. 2 Periodicals and society publications, currently [1894] received at

Department Lilirary, June, 1894. n. t. p. 8 pp. 4°
No. 3. Accessions to Department Librarv, April-June, 1894.

n. t. p. 11 pp. 4°
No. 4. Accessions to Department Librarv, Julv-Oct., 1894.

n. t. p. 9 pp. 4°
No. 5. Accessions to Department Library, Nov.-Dec, 1894.

n. t. p. 7 pp. 4°
No. 6. Accessions to Department Librarv, Jan. -Mar., 1895.

n t. p. 12 pp. 4°
No. 7. Accessions to Department Librarv, Apr.-June, 1895.

n. t. p. 11 pp. 4°
No. 8. Accessions to Department Librarv, Julv-Sept., 1895.

n. t. p. 11 pp. 4°
No. 9. List of publications of V. S. Department of Agriculture from

1841 to June 30, 1895, inclusive; [compiled bv Adelaide E. Hasse].

1896. 76 pp.

Aug., 1894.
Dec, 1894.
Feb., 1895.
May, 1895.
Aug., 1895.
Nov., 1895.

9-t

Tabie§

(lasslfic:!-
tioii III),

A 17. 3:

U)

11
12
l.S
14
15
It)

17
18
19
20
21
22

2;^

24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37

38
39

A 17. LIBRARY— C'ontinnea

Bulletins — Continued

Xo. 10. Accet^sions to Department J>il)rarv. Oct. -Dec, 1895. Fel)., 1896.

n. t. p. 14 pp. 4°
No. 11. Accessions to Department Library, .Ian. -Mar., 1896. 3[ay, 1896,

n, t, p, 15 pp. 4°
No. 12. Accessions t(» Department J^ibrarv, Apr.-.Ivme, 1896, Aug,, 1896,

n, t, ]), 14 pp, 4°
No, 13, Accessions to Department Lil)rarv, .Tulv-Se2)t., 189t), Oct,, 1896.

n, t, p. 10 pp, 4°
No, 14. Accessions to Department Library, Oct. -Dec, 1896. Feb., 1897.

n. t. p. 13 pp. 4°
No. 15. Accessions to Department Library, Jan. -Mar., 1897. May, 1897,

n, t. p. 15 pp. 4°
No. 16. Keferences to literature of sugar beet exclusive of works in foreign

languages; compiled bv Claribel R. Barnett. June, 1897. n. t. p.

9 pp. 4°
[Title and contents supplied for binding nos. 1-8, 10-16.]
No. 17. Accessions to Department Library, Apr.-June, 1897. Aug. 1897.

n. t. p. 26 leaves.
No. 18. Bibliography of ])Oultry; compiled by P'mma B. Hawks. Oct.

1897. n. t. p. 32 leaves.

No. 19. Accessions to Department Library, July-8ept., 1897. Nov., 1897.

n, t. p. 25 leaves.
No. 20, Keference list of publications relating to edible and ])oisonous

mushrooms; compiled by Jo.sephine A. Clark. Jan. 1898. 16 pp.
No, 21, Accessions to Department Library, Oct.-Dec, 1897, Feb,, 1898,

n, t, p, 23 leaves.
No. 22, Accessions to Department ]jil)rary, Jan. -Mar,, 1898. Apr., 1898.

n. t. p. 38 pp.
No. 23. Accessions to Department Library, Apr.-.fune, 1898. Aug., 1898f

n. t. p. 25 pp.
No. 24. List of ]3ublications relating to forestry in Department Library.

1898. 93 leaves.

No. 25. Accessions to Department IJ])rary, .Tuly-Sept., 1898. Nov., 1898,

n, t, p, 16 leaves.
No. 26. Accessions to Department Library, Oct.-Dec, 1898. Feb., 1899.

n, t, p, 24 leaves.
No, 27, Accessions to Department Library, Jan, -Mar,, 1899, Apr,, 1899,

n, t, p. 20 leaves.
No. 28. Accessions to Department Library, Apr.-.Fune, 1899. July, 1899.

n. t. p. 23 leaves.
No. 29. Accessions to Department Library, July-Sept., 1899. Nov., 1899.

n. t. p. 21 leaves.
No. 30. Accessions to Department Lil)rary, Oct.-Dec, 1899, Feb,, 1900.

23 leaves.

No. 31. Accessions to Department Lil>rary, Jan. -Mar. , 1900. May, 1900.

n. t. p. 25 leaves.
No. 32. Accessions to Department Library, Apr.-June, 1900. Aug., 1900.

n. t. p, 23 leaves.
No. 33. Accessions to Department IJbrary, July-Sept., 1900. Nov., 1900.

n. t. p. 19 leaves.
No, 34. Accessions to Department Library, Oct.-Dec, 1900. Feb., 1901.

n. t. p. 28 leaves.
No, 35. Accessions to Department Library, Jan.-^far., 1901. .\])r., 1901,

n. t, p. 29 leaves.
No. 36. Accessions to Department Library, .V])r.-June, 1901. 1901. n. t. p.

24 leaves.

No, 37, Catalogue of periodicals and other serial publications, exclusivi' of
U. S. (lovernment ])ubIications, in Library of Department of Agri-
culture. 1901. 3()2 j)p.

No. 38. Accessions to Departmt>nt l>il)rary, July-S(>])t., 1901. n. t. p.
35 i)p.

No. 39. Accessions to Department Library. Oct. -Dei'., 1901. n.t.p. 24 pp.

95

Tables

( liissinca-

tloll III).

Air.3:

40

41

42
43
44

A 17.4:

A17.5:

1
2

A1§.1:

891
892

89.3

Al§.2:

F44
:\I58

N16
A 18. 3:

Al$.4:

A1S.5:

A 1 7. LIBRARY— Continued

Biillelin<i — Continued

No. 40. Accession.s to Department LiV)rary, Jan. -^Nlar., 1902. 1902. (37 pp.
No. 41. List of relerent-es to publications relating to irrigation and land

drainage; compiled by Ellen A. Hedrick. 1902. 181 ])p.
No. 42. Catalogue of publications relating to botany in Ul)rary of U. S.

Department of Agriculture. 1902. 242 pp.
No. 43. Accessions to Department Library, April-June,

37 pp.
No. 44. Accessions to Department Library, July-Sept.,

51 pp.

Circulars

None i.'^sued.

Liist of (tuplieaU'K ottered as exelian§:es

1902. 1902.
1902. 1902.

1. Dec,

2. Jan.,

1901.
1902.

n. t. p.
n. t. I..

.. pp.
4 pp.

A 18. :»IICROSCOPY DIVISION

[Division organized in 1S85; abolished in 1895.]

Annual reports

Microscopic Investigations: Report of Microscopist

1872 (Tavlor)

1873 (Tavlor)

1874 (Taylor

1875 (Tavlor

1876 (Tavlor

(Also in Al. 1:889, p. 191.]
(Also in Al. 1:890, p. 361.)
(Also in Al. 1:891, p. 405.)
(Also in A 1.1:892, p. 281.)

(Also in Al. 1:893, p. 297.)

(In Al. 1.872, 1). 188.)

(In Al. 1:873, p. 183.)

(In Al. 1:874, p. 161.)

(In A 1.1:875, p. 187.)

(In Al. 1:876, p. 74.)
1877 to 1884, no reports printed.
Report of Microscopist (Microscopy Division)

1885 (Taylor). (In Al. 1:885, p. 89.)

1886 (Tavlor). (In Al.l:886, p. 139.)

1887 (Taylor). (In Al. 1:887, p. 617.)

1888 (Tavlor). (In Al. 1:888, p. 559.)

1889 (Tavlor), [l]+191-200 pp. 13 pi

1890 (TaVlor), [l]+361-374 pp. 11 pi

1891 (Tavlor), [1] +405-416 pp. 9 pi.

1892 (Taylor), [1^281-292 pp. 9 pi.
Chief of Division of Microscopy

1893 (Taylor), iii+297-302 pp. 7 pi.

1894 (Taylor). (In Al. 1:894, p. 195.)

Cireneral publieations

Fibrine and bacteria; by T. Taylor, n. d. 5 pp.*

Microtome. Letter of C. P. Lyman to Dr. Thomas Taylor on the work of

his microtome. Sept. 30, 1881.*
Naphthaline as an insecticide, etc., its effect on seeds, plants, and ani-
mals; by T. Taylor. 1883. 6 pp.

Bulletins

None issued.

Cireulars

None i.-^sued.

Fo<»<l prod nets

No. 1. Twelve edible mushrooms of U. S., with directions for their iden-
tification and their preparation as food; by Thomas Taylor.
( Reprinted from report Commissioner of Agriculture for 1885. )
1893. 20 pp. 1 pi.
Same, [reprinted with addition of article on mushroom industry
(Falconer).] 1894. 23 pp. 1 pi.

* No copy found.

96

Tables

tlasllfiia-
tion no.

A1S.5:

A18. :WICROSCOPY DIVISION— Continued

Food products — Continued

No. 2. Eight edible and twelve poisonous mushrooms of U. S., with direc-
tions for culture and culinary preparation of the edible species; by
Thomas Taylor. ( Reprinted from report of Secretary of Agricul-
ture, 1890, pp. 865-373, with appendix: List of edible fungi of U. S. )
1891. 16 pp. 5 pi.
Same, 2d rev. ed. [2d ed. rev.]. 1893. 23 pp. 6 pi.

No. 3. Improved methods of distinguishing between pure and fictitious
lard [and] Four edible nuishrooms of U. S. ; by Thomas Taylor.
(Reprinted, with revision, from report of Secretary of Agriculture
for 1891.) 1893. 22 pp. 6 pi.

A19. PL.ANT I]VI>rSTRY^ BIREAU

[The Bureau of Plant Industry was organized July 1, 1901, by the consolidation of the following
divisions of the Department, viz: Agrostology Division, Kce A3: Botany Division, see A6; Gardens
and Grounds Division, see A14: Pomology Division, see A20: Seed and Plant Introduction, see A23;
Seed Division, see A24; Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division, see A28. Also Arlington
Experimental Farm and Tea Investigations and Experiments Office.]

A19.1:

901
902

A19.2:

F74

P96
T55

A19.3:

11

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

(Also in Al. 1:901, p. 43.)
(Also in Al. 1:902, p. 108.

Annual reports

1901 (Gallowav), 111^-43-94 pp.

1902 (Galloway), iv-f 47-108 pp.

Oeneral publications

Forage crop seed. Plan of distributing forage crop seed and cultural direc-
tions for crops distributed. [1902.] n. t. p. 8 pp. 16°

Publications. List of publications of Office of Grass and Forage Plant In-
vestigations and Division of Agrostology; by W. J. Spillman. 1902.
12 pp.

Tobacco seed. Plan of distributing tobacco seed and cultural directions
for different tvpes of tobacco distributed. [1902.] n. t. p. 15 pp.
16°

Bulletins (large 8°)

No. 1. Relation of lime and magnesia to plant growth ; 1, Liming of soils
from physiological standi)oint, by Oscar Loew; 2, Experimental
studv of relation of lime and magnesia to plant growth, l)y D. W.
May". 1901. 53 ])p. 3 pi.
Same, corrected. 1901. 53 pp. 3 pi.

No. 2. Spermatogenesis and fecundation of zainia; l)v Herbert J. Webber.

1901. 100 pp. 7 pi.

No. 3. Macaroni wheats; bv Mark Alfred Carleton. 1901. 62 i>p.

11 pi.
No. 4. Rangeimprovement in Arizona; bv David < Griffiths. 1901. 31pp.

6 pi.
No. 5. Seeds and plants imported, inventory no. 9, munl)ers 4351-5500.

1902. 79 pp.

A^ee for inventories 1-8, A7.6:l-8.
No. 6. List of American varieties of ])eppers; bv W. W. Tracy, jr. 1902.

19 pp.
No. 7. Algerian durum wheats, classiiied list, with descriptions; by Carl

S. Scolield. 1902. 48 pp. 18 pi.
No. 8. Collection of economic and other fungi prepared for distribution;

by Flora W. Patterson. 1902. 31 pp.
No. 9. North American species of Spartina; by Elmer D. Merrill. 1902.

16 pp.
No. 10. Records of seed distribution and cooperative experiments with

grasses and forage i)lants; by F. Lamson-Scriljner. 1902. 23 p]i.
No. 11. Johnson grass, report of investigations made during season of 1901 ;

by Carleton R. Ball. 1902. 24 pp. 1 pi.
No. 12. Stock ranges of northwestern California, notes on grasses and

forage plants and range condititjns; l)y Josejih Burtt Davy. 1902.

81 pp. 8 pi. 3 maps.

114—04-

97

Tubleoi

t'lasslflca-
tlon no.

A19.3:

13

14
15

16

17

18
19
20

22

23
24

26

30
31

A19.3a:

R31

A19.4:
A19.5:

A 19. IM.WT IXDl'STRY BrREAl— Continued

Biilloliiiii — Continued

No. 13. Kxperinients in range improvement in Central Texas; bv IT. L.

Bentley. lt)02. 72 i>p. 2 pi.
No. 14. Decay of timber and methods of preventing it; by Hermann von

Schrenk. 1902. 9« pp. 18 jil.
No. 15. Forage condition.s on northern border of Great Basin, being re-
port upon investigations made during July and August, 1901, in

region between Winnemucca, Nev., and Ontario, Oregon; bv Da-
vid Grittiths. 1902. 60 pp. 16 pi. I map.
No. 16. Preliminary study of germination of spores of Agaricus campestris

and other basidiomycetous fungi; by Margaret C. Ferguson. 1902.

43 jip. 3 1)1.
No. 17. Some diseases of the cowpea; 1, "Wilt disease and its control, by

W. A. Orton; 2, Cowpea resistant to root-knot, bv Herbert J.

Webber and W. A. Orton. 1902. 38 pp. 6 pi.
No. 18. Observations on mosaic disease of tobacco; bv Albert F. "Woods.

May 15, 1902. 24 pp. 6 pi.
No. 19. Kentucky bluegrass seed, harvesting, curing, and cleaning; by

A. J. Pieters and Edgar Brown. 1902. 19 pp. 6 pi.
No. 20. Manufacture of semolina and macaroni; bv Robert P. Skinner.

1902. 31 pp. 5 pi.
No. 21. Not i.'ssued 1902.
No. 22. Injurious effects of premature pollination, with general notes on

artificial pollination and setting of fruit without pollination; bv

Charles P. Hartley. 1902. 48 pp. 4 pi.
No. 23. Berseem, the great forage and soiling crop of Nile Vallev; bv

David G. Fairchild. 1902. 20 pp. 14 pi.
No. 24. Manufacture and preservation of unferniented grape must; by

George C. Husmann. 1902. 19 pp. 1 pi.
No. 25. Not is.sued 1902; see for advance issue A19.3«:R31.
No. 26. Spanish almonds and their introduction into America; bv David

G. Fairchild. 1902. 16 pp. 8 pi.
Nos. 27-29, not issued 1902.

No. 30. Budding the pecan; by George W. Oliver. 1902. 20 pp. 8 pi.
No. 31. Cultivated forage crops of Northwestern States; bv A. S.

Hitchcock. 1902. 28 pp. 7 pi.

Bulletins (separates)

Rescue grass. Seeds of rescue grass and chess; bv F. H. Hillman.
[l]+4pp.

[.\flvance issue of portion of Bulletin no. 2.5.]

Circulars

None issued.

XoTclties an<l specialties, Distribution of (16°)

1902.

1

Section 1.

n. t. p. 4 pp.

2

Section 2.

n. t. p. 4 pp.

3

Section 3.

n. t. p. 4 pp.

4

Section 4.

n. t. p. 4 pp.

5

Section 5.

n. t. p. 4 pp.

5a

Section 5«.

n. t. p. 4 pp.

6

Section 6.

n. t. p. 4 pp.

6a

Section 6«.

n. t. p. 4 pp.
A20. POi?IOLOOY I>IlISIOA^

[Merged into Bureau of Plant Indu-strv, Julv 1, 1901, see A19. For historical sketch of Division, see
Yearbook, 1897 (A1.10:897), p. 111.]

A20.1:

Annual reports

Report ok Pomologist

1886 (Van Deman) . (In Al. 1:886. p. 259.)

1887 (Van Deman), [l]-i-627-652 pp. 9 pi.

1888 (Van Deman). (In Al. 1:888, p. 565.)

(Also in Al.l:887, p. 627.)

98

Tables

A20. PO]?IOL,OCiY DIVISION— Continued

(Al.-oin Al.l:889, p. 433.)
(Also in Al. 1:890, p. 409.)
[Plate 11 is erroneously
379. )
(AIho in Al. 1:892, p. 247.)

(lassiflca-

tioll IK).

A20. 1: ' Annual reporl;* — Continued

Report of Pomouxust — Continued

1889 (Van Deuum), [1] ^433-452 pp. 10 pl,

1890 (Van Denian), [l]^409-424 p]). 9 pl.

1891 (Van Denian), [lJ+379-404 pp. 11 pl.
ininiberc'd "9."] (Also in Al. 1:891, p.

1892 (Van Denian), [1] +247-280 pp. 13 pl.
Report of Assi.stant Pomologist

1893 (Taylor), iii-f-277-296 pp. 9 pl. (Also in Al. 1:893, p. 277.)
Report of Pomologist

1894 (Heiges), 62 pp. 4 i)l. (Exec, report in Al. 1:894, p. 205.)

1895 (Heiges), 64 pp. 6 pl. (Exec, report in Al. 1:895, p. 191.)

1896 (Heiges), iii-t- 109-1 14 pp. (Also in Al. 1:896, p. 109.)

1897 (Brackett), ii + 147-151 pp. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 147.)

1898 (Brackett), iii + 127-131 pp. (Also in Al. 1:898, p. 127.)

1899 (Brackett), iii+85-90 pp. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 85.)
Report of Acting Pomologist

1900 (Taylor), ii+59-63 pp. (Also in Al. 1:900, p. 59.)

1901 (Brackett). [This final report of the Division was made through the
chief of Bureau of Plant Industry, forming part of his annual report
for 1901. {See Al. 1:901, p. 75; also, A19.1:901, p. 75.)]

Oencral publications

[Publiratioiis which originatod in this Division, but which were published in a imm-
be red series of the Secretary's ottice or some other division of the Dejiartnieiit,
are entered only where such nnmtiering places them, with references under the
proi)er headings in the index to this work. Publdcations of the Division issued
only as Congressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appen-
di.x to this work.]

Nut culture in U. S., embracing native and introduced species; [com-
piled by W. P. Corsa]. 1896. 144 pp. 16 pl. large 8°

Bulletins

No. 1. Report on condition of tropical and semitropical fruits in United
States in 1887, prepared under direction of Commissioner of Agri-
culture; Tropical and semitropical fruits in Florida and Gulf States,
by P. W. Reasoner; Tropical and semitropical fruits of California,
Arizona, and New Mexico, by \V. G. Klee. 1888. 149 pp. 3 pl.
Same, [2d ed.]. 1891. 149 pp.

No. 2. Adaptati:)!! of Russian and other fruits to extreme northern por-
tions of I'nited States; [by T. T. Lyon]. 1888. 64 pp.

No. 3. Classification and generic synopsis of wild grapes of North America;
by T. V. Munson. 1890. M pp.

No. 4. Relative merit of various stocks for orange, with notes on inal di
goma and mutual influence of stock and scion; [compiled by Wil-
liam R. King]. 1891. 21 pp.

No. 5. Fig culture; edible tigs, their culture and curing, by Gustav Eisen;
Fig culture in (iulf States, by Frank S. Earle. 1897. 32 pp.

No. 6. Catalogue of fruits recommended for cultivation in various sections
of IL S., by American Pomological Society; revised by committee
of society, T. T. Lyon, chairman. 1897. 39 pp.

No. 7. Fruit industry and 8ul)stitution of domestic for foreign-grown
fruits, with historical and descriptive notes on ten varieties of
a]>ple suitable for exi)ort trade; by AVilliam A. Taylor. 1898.
vii f305-362 j)]). 5 pl.
[Reprint from Yearbook for l.s;t7.]

No. 8. Revised catalogue (tf frtnts recommended for cultivation in various
sections of U. S. and British provinces, by American Pomological
Society; revised by committee of society, W. H. Ragan, chairman.
1899. ■ {)?, pp. 1 pl.

No. 9. Fig, its history, culture, and curing, with descriptive catalogue of
known varieties of figs; byiiustav Eisen. 1901. 317 ])]>. 16 pl.

No. 10. I'runes and prune culture in Western Europe, with special refer-
ence to existing conditions in Pacific Northwest; by Edward R.
Lake. 1901. 23 pp. 10 pl.

99

Tabli'N

I'lilsslftcil-
tluii no.

A20.1:

1

2-
3-'

A'20, PO:»IOI.OCi\ DIVISIOX— COutiiinel
Circulars

[Rcpriiitod from Report of I'omologist for 1894.]
No. 1. Nut culture; by H. M. Engle. August 18, 1896. ii. t. p. 4 pp.
No. 2. Trune culture in Pacific Nortlnvest; by E. R. Lake. n. d. u. t. p.

7 pp.

Same, revised Nov. 20, 1897. n. t. p. 7 i>i).
No. 3. Notes on peach culture; by J. H. Hale. n. d. n. t. p. 10 pp.
Same, reviseil Nov. 20, 1897. [Erroneouylv numbered 40.] n. t. p.

8 pp.

Same [with correct nunil)er.] ii. t. ji. s pp.

A21. PUBLICATIONS WiVISION

[Formerly Divi.siou of KecorcLs and Editing.]

A21.1: I Annual reports

890
891
892
893
894

895
896
897
898

899
900
901
902

A21.2:

Ag8
At6

B97

C49'

C49-*

F22'

F22'^
F22=*
F22*
F22'^
P961

P96^

Report of Editor

1868 (Dodge). (In Al. 1:868, p. 190.

1869 (Dodge). (In Al. 1:869, p. 157.

1870 (Dodge). (In Al. 1:870, p. 1.53.)

1871 (Dodge). (In Al. 1 :871, p. 12.3.)

1872 to 1888 no reports printed.

1889 Report of Secretary relative to establisliment and

division. 3 pp. (Also in Al. 1:889, p. 10. )
Report of Chief of Division of Records and Editinci

1890 (Hill), [1-1+437-447 pp. (Also in Al. 1:890, p. 437.)

1891 (Hill), [1] +489-498 pp. (Also in Al. 1:891, p. 489.)

1892 (Hill), [lJ+497-508 pp. (Also in Al.l:892, p. 497.)

1893 (Hill), iii4- 395-408 pp. (Also in Al. 1:893, p. 395.)

1894 (Hill), iii+171-184 ])p. (Also in Al. 1:894, p. 171.)
Report of Chief of Division op Publications

1895 (Hill), iii+221-244 pp. (Also in Al. 1:895, p. 221.)

1896 (Hill), iv+29-76 pp. (Also in Al. 1:896, p. 29).
" ' (Alsoin Al.l:897, p. 25).

(Also in Al. 1:898, p. 43).

irk of the

(Alsoin Al. 1:899, p. 161.)
(Also in Al. 1:900, p. 11.3.)
(Alsoin Al. 1:901, p. 271.)
(Alsoin Al. 1:902, p. 317.)

1897 (Hill), iv+25-91 pp

1898 (Hill), iv+43-86pp.
Report of Editor

1899 (Hill), iv+161-211 pp.

1900 (Hill), iii+ 113-164 pp.

1901 (Hill),iii+271-324 i)p.

1902 (Hill), iii+317-376 pp.

Cicncrai publicalions

Agriculture Department. Department of Agriculture and its work; Ijy

George William Hill. Aug. 6, 1898. n. t. p. 12 pp.
Atlanta, (ia. Organization of U. S. Department of Agriculture and list of
its exhibits at Cotton States and International Ex[)Osition, Atlanta,
Ga., Sept. 8, 1895, to Jan. 1, 1896. 1895. 14 pp. 4 pi. 16°
Butter making. Report on recently patented process of butter making;

by D. E. Salmon. Nov. 20, 1897. n. t. p. 3 pp.
Circulars issued bv the various divisions (if the Department of Agricultufe

to Nov. 1, 1897. n. ]). n. d. 11 pp.
Circulars of information [issued by the various divisions of Agriculture

Department], n. d. n. t. p. 6 pp.
Farmers' bulletins [available for di.-itribution]. July 10, 1896. n. t. p.
4 pp.*

n. t. p. 4 pp.
n. t. p. 4 pp. 4°
n. t. p. 3 + [l]pp. 4°
n. t. p. 4 pp. 4°

" law of Jan. 12, 18iM. .Jan. 18, 1897.

Same. Oct. 7, 1896.

Same. Feb. 1, 1897.

Same. Apr. 1, 1897.

Same. June 1, 1897.

Publication work as affected 1

n. t. p. 4 pp.
Publications. Notes regarding Department publications.
(Circ.)

Sept. 19, 1896.

100

Tables

A5J1. PrBLrlC'ATIOXS DIVISIOX— Continued

Cireneral publications — Continued

Publications available. Special list of publications availaV)le Apr. 10, 1899,
for distrilmtion to correspondents and others rendering service to
the Department, n. d. n. t. p. 10 pp.

Reprints. [List of] Congressional reprints for sale ])y Supt. of Documents.
April 30, 1897. n. t. p. 2 pp.

Bullelin<<

[No. 1.] Index to annual reports of U. S. Department of Agriculture,

1837 to 1893; [compiled bv George F. Thompson]. 1896. 251' pp.
No. 1. Same, [reprint, 1899]. 252 pp.
No. 2. Synoptical index of reports of Statistician, 1863 to 1894; by Geo. F.

Thompson. 1897. 258 pp.
No. 3. Historical sketch of U. S. Department of Agriculture, its objects

and present organization; compiled l)v Charles H. Greathouse.

1898. 74 pp. 3 pi.
Same. Revised edition. 1898. 74 pp. 3 pi.
No. 4. Index to authors, with titles of their publications, in documents

of U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1841 to 1897; bv Geo. F.

Thompson. 1898. 303 pp.
No. 5. Index to literature relating to animal industry in publications of

Department of Agriculture, 1837 to 1898; bv Cieorge Fayette

Thompson. 1900. 676 pp.
No. 6. List by titles of publications of V. S. Department of Agriculture

from 1840 to June, 1901, inclusive; compiled and compared with

originals by R. B. Handy and .Minna A. Cannon. 1902. 216 pi>.
No. 7. Index to yearbooks of U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1894-1900;

prepared by Charles H. Greathouse. 1902. 196 pp.

C'irculars

No. 1. Organization of Dept. of Agriculture, 1901-1902. Oct. 23, 1901.
n. t. p. 20 pp.

L.i§t of bulletins and eireularM available for free diitribu-
lion. [Publication] no. 247.

Corrected to Nov. 1, 1897. 15 pp.
[Revised.] Corrected to Oct. 1, 1898. 18 pp.
3d ed. Corrected to June 1, 1899. 20 pp.
4th ed. Corrected to July 1, 1899. 20 pp.
5th ed. Corrected to Apr. 1, 1900. 21 pp.
6th ed. Corrected to Oct. 15, 1900. 24 pp.
7th ed. Corrected to Jan. 1, 1902. 24 pp.

IVIontiily li§t of publicationiii

[Note. — Issued as a one-page 'circular of various sizes up to March, 1896, when it
became a pamphlet of from 3 to 8 pages, without title page, in which form it is
still issued.]

1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.

Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.
Jan. -Dec.

[2d ed. of Nov., Jan., and Feb.]
[2(1 ed. of Aug. and Sept.]

Press notices

[Synoptical notices of publications which are to appear,
bers to the press for copy.]

Distributed in large num-

101

Tables

Classlllcii-
tloii no.

A2I.N:

1'

1*

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

[Formerly

A22.1:

893

896

897
898

899
900

901
902

A22.2:

A21. PUBI^ICATIOXS I>IVISIO\— CoiitiiuitHl

[■*ric*o li!»( 4»f ] i>iil>li(*atioii!>i f4»r hhIv by Siiporiiitendeiit of

Dociliiient!!). [Publicatiun no. 17!).]

[Isted.] Feb. 19, 1896. 15 pp.

Same, supp. Aug. 31, 1S96. [Erninoou.slv called "t'ircular" 179.]
[2ded.] Oct. 1, 1896. n. t. p. 16 pj).

[3d ed.] Corrected to Oct. 1, 1897. n. p. ii. d.
[4th ed.] Corrected to Julv 1, 1898. n. p. n. d

5th ed. Corrected to Feb. 1, 1899. n. p. n. d.

6th ed. Corrected to Fet). 1, 1900. n. ].. n. d.

7tii ed. Corrected to Julv 1, 1900. n. p. n. d.

8th ed. Corrected to Aug. 1, 1901. u. p. n. d.

9th ed. Corrected to Aug. 1, 1902. 1902.- 45 pp.

28 pp.
28 pp
33 pp.
37 pp.
36 pp.
40 pp.

\2'2. PlTBLI<-IiO^I>

Otticc of Ronil Inqnirv. Fur liistoricul

p. 17

l\<tl IRIES OFFICE

ikftcli <if the Officf, m; Yearbook, 1897 (Al.]0:897).

Ag8i

Ag8»
B86

038'

C38-
C43

Ed8

Lll

L561
L562

N21

P961

Annual reporlN

Speci.vl Agent .\nd Engineek for Koad Inquiry

1893 (Stone), iii+585-592 pp. (Also in Al. 1:893, p. 585.)

1894 (Stone). (In Al. 1:894, p. 217.)

1895 (Stone). (In Al. 1:895, p. 195.)

1896 (Stone), iii+145-149 pp. (Also m Al. 1:896, p. 145.)
Director of Office of Ro.vd Inqi'iky

1897 (Stone), iii+173-175 pp. (Also in Al. 1:897, ]>. 173.)

1898 (Dodge), iii + 159-162 pp. (Also in Al. 1:898, p. 159.)
Director of Office of Public Road Inquiries

1899 (Stone), iii+155-160 pp. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 155.)

1900 (Dodge), iif 279-291 pp. (Also in Al. 1:900, p. 279.)
Report of Office of Public Road Inquiries

1901 (Dodge), iii + 235-252 pp. (Also in Al. 1:901, p. 235.)

1902 (Dodge), iii-f 305-316 pp. (Also in Al. 1:902, p. 305.)

General pnl»lieation!>i

[Publications which originated in this Office, but were published in a numbered
series of the Secretary's office, or some other division of the Department, are
entered only where such numberiuij places them, with references under the
proper headings in the index to this work. Publications of the office issued only
as ConKressional documents are noted in chronological order in the Appendix to
this work.]

Agricultural colleges. [Letter regarding cooperation of Road Inquiry Oftice

with agricultural colleges and experiment stations in disseminating

information upon best methods of road-making; bv Rov Stone.]

Dec. 1, 1896. n. t. p. 3 pp.
Same, [reprint. 1897.] n. t. }). 3 pp.
Buffalo, N. Y. [Letter of invitation inclosing call for an International

(Jood Roads Congress, to be held at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 16-21,

1901.] Aug. 5, 1901. 2 1.
Charlottesville, Va. [Letter of invitation to attend Jefferson ^Memorial

and Interstate Good Roads Convention to be held at Charlottesville,

Va., Apr. 2-4, 1902.] Mar. 3, 1902. (Circ.)
Same, inclosure, official iuvitation. [3] pp.
Chicago, 111. ].,etter of invitation to attend National Good Roads and

Irrigation congres.«es, to be held at Chicago, 111., Nov. 19-24, 1900.

Oct.' 25, 1900. (Circ.)
Education. Correspondence with Commissioner (jf Education. June 2,

1896. (Circ.)
Laboratory for physical and chemical examination of road materials.

n. d. (Circ. )
Letter to accompany Circular No. 17. June 1, 1896. n. d. (Circ.)
Letter to accompany correspondence and documents. June 12, 1896.

n. d. (Circ.)
National Road Parliament. [Notice of meeting of Naticjnal Road Parlia-
ment.] Sept. 15, 1898. (Circ.)
Publications of Office of Road Inquiry. [1896.] (Circ.)

102

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tioii no.

Tables
A22. PrBMC-ROAD IXQI IRIE§ OFFICE— Continued

A22.2: j Cieiieral |Mil>iii'atioii!» — Cuntiniud

PublicatiujiH of Othci.' of Koad Inciuiry. [1897.] n. t. p. 6 j)]).*

Same, and addenda. [1899.] n. t. p. 6 pp.

Same. [1899.] n. t. p. 7 pp.

Same, corrected to Apr. 2, 1900. n. t. p. 8 pp.

Same, correeted to Sept., 1901. 8 pp.
[Resumption of office and general inquiries.] Fel). (>, 1899. (Circ. )

ISiilleliiiM

No. 1. State laws relating to management of roads, enacted in 1888-93;

compiled Ijy Hoy Stone. 1894. 95 pp.
No. 2. Proceedings of ^Minnesota Good Roads Convention, held at St.

.Paul, Minn., Jan. 25, 26, 1894. 1894. 1.6 pp.
No. 3. Improvement of road system of (Georgia; l>v O. H. Sheffield.

1894. 31 pp.
No. 4. Road-making materials in Arkansas; bv John C. Branner. 1894.

lll.p.
No. 5. Infoi-mation regarding road materials and transportation rates ni

certain States west of ^Mississippi River; furnished by officials of

various railway comj)anies. 1894. 24 pp.
No. 6. Information regarding roads, road materials, and freight rates in

certain States north of Ohio River; furnished by officials of various

railway companies. 1894. 30 pp.
No. 7. Information regarding roads and road-making materials in certain

Eastern and Southern States; furnished by officials of various rail-

wa}' companies. 1894. 29 pp.
No. 8. Earth roads, hints on their construction and repair; compiled by

Roy Stone. 1894. 20 pj).
No. 9. State aid to road building in New' Jersey; by Edward Burrough.

1894. 20 pp.
No. 10. Proceedings of National Road Conference, Asbury Park, Julv 5, 6„

1894. 1894. 63 pp.
No. 11. Proceedings of Virginia Good Roads Convention, Richmond, Va.„

Oct. 18, 1894. 1895. 62 pp.
No. 12. Wide tires, laws of certain States relating to their use, and other

pertinent information; compiled by Roy Stone. 1895. 16 pp.
No. 13. Kentuckv highwavs, historv of old and new systems; bv M. H.

Crump. 1895. 24 pp.
No. 14. Good roads, extracts from messages of governors; comjjiled by

Roy Stone. 1895. 24 pp.
No. 15. Proceedings of Good Roads Convention of Texas, Houston, Tex.,

Feb. 19, 1895. 1895. 24 pp. _

No. 16. Notes on employment of convicts in (connection with road ])uild-

ing; compiled by Roy Stone. 1895. 15 pp.
Same, revised edition. 1898. 21 pp.
No. 17. Historical and technical papers on road building in United States.

1895. 52 i)p.
No. 18. State laws i-elating to management of roads enacted in 1894-1895;

compiled by Roy Stone. 1895. 86 pp.
[Continuiition of Bull. 1.]
Same, Supplement. 1895. v-(-87-124 pp.

No. 19. Progress of road construction in United States; reports l)y
delegates to National Road Parliament, Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 17-19,
1895. 1897. 47 pp.

No. 20. Traction tests; by Sanniel T. Neely. 1896. 22 pp. 2 pi.

No. 21. Proceedings of International Good Roads Congress, held at
Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 16-21, 1901. 1901. 100 pp.

No. 22. Proceedings of 3d Annual (lood Roads Convention of Boards of
Supervisors of State of New York, lield at .\lbanv, N. Y., Jan. 28
and 29, 1902. 1902. 63 i)p. 13 pi.

No. 23). Road conventions in Soutliern States and object-lesson roads con-
structed under supervision of Office of I'nblic Road Inquiries, with
cooperation of Southern Railway. 1902. 89 pp. 11 pi.

* No copy founil.

103

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Ciussia<-a. A22. PrBLK'-ROAO I\Qi;iRIE<»» OFFICE— Continued

tioii no.

A22.3: Bulleliii!!! — Continued

No. 24. Not issued 1902.
25 No. 25. Proceedings of Jefferson INIemorial and Interstate Good Roads
Convention, held at Charlottesville, Va., Apr. 2-4, 1902. 1902.
60 ]){>. 5 pi.

A22.4: Circulars

1 No. 1. Circular letter to the governors of States and Territories requesting

cooperation with Otiice of Road Inquiry.*

2 No. 2. Same, to the secretaries of state.*

3 No. 3. Same, to the members of Congress.*

4 No. 4. Same, to the State geologists.*

5 No. 5. Same, to the railroad jjresidents.*

6 No. 6. (icneral circular of inquiry.*

7 No. 7. Recjuest for information, etc.*

8 No. 8. Same.*

9 No. 9. Circular relating to road conference at Asbury Park, N. J.*

10 No. 10. Circular of a tem])orary character. [Copy not preserved ))y

office.] *

11 No. 11. Same.*

12 No. 12. Circular addressed to the statistical correspondents of the office.*

13 No. 13. List of Publications of tlie Office of Road Inquiry.*

14 No. 14. Addresses on road improvement; by Roy Stone. 1894. n. t. p.

15 pp.

15 No. 15. Act to provide for construction of roads l)y local assessment,

county and State aid, passed bv New York Assemblv. Oct. 31,
1894. n. t. p. 3 pp.

16 No. 16. Highway taxation, comparative results of labor and monev svs-

tems. Nov. 9, 1894. n. t. p. 5 pp.
[For revision, see no. 24.]
17, No. 17. Origin and work of Darlington Road League. Sept. 25, 1895. 6 pp.
18^ No. 18. Report of Committee on Legislation adopted bv State Good Roads

Convention, Rii'hmond, Va., Oct. 10, 11, 1895. Oct. 29, 1895. 6 pp.
18^ Same, Nov. 10, 1895. 6 pp.

19 No. 19. Traffic of country roads. Apr. 4, 1896. 4 pp.

20 No. 20. Comments on systems of maintaining countrv roads. May 1,

1896. 7 pp.
[For revision, wr ri_'viseil v<\. no. 24.]

21 No. 21. Methodsof constructing macadamized roads. June 6, 1896. 12 pp.

22 No. 22. [Appeal for organization ot State and local road-improvement

societies]; by C. A. Locke. June 25, 1896. 3 pp.

23 No. 23. Money value of good roads to farmers; bv W. C. Latta. July 15,

1896. 4 pp.

24' No. 24. Highway repairing. 1896. 12 pp.

24^ No. 24. Revision of nos. 16, 20, 24, Highwav maintenance and repairs.
Dec. 15, 1897. 16 pp.

25 No. 25. Brick paving for country roads. Dec. 16, 1896. 7 pp.

26 No. 26. Going in debt for good roads; address of Judge Thaver. Jan. 16,

1897. 6 pp.

27 No. 27. Cost of hauling farm prodiicts to market or to shipping ])oints in

European countries; reports from consuls. Feb. 5, 1897. 12 pp.

28 No. 28. Addresses on road improvement in Maine, New York, Narth

Carolina, and Illinois; by Roy Stone. Mar. 2, 1897. 26 pp.

29 No. 29. Forces whii-h operate to destroy roads, with notes on road stones

and problems therewith connected; by C. L. Whittle. Mar. 13,
1897. 14 pp. 4 pi.

30 No. 30. Repairs of macadam roads; by K. G. Harrison. Mar. 1, 1898.

14 pp.

31 No. 31. 'Must farmer pay for good roads? by Otto Durner. [n. d.] 40 pp.

1()°

[This nninher was dnplieated by assigniiiK it to "State aid to road building in
Minnesota," but n new edition of that circular was issued bearing its proper
number, which is no. 32].

* No copy found.

104

A22.

Tables
PIBLIC-ROAD I\Q1 IRIES OrnC'E— Continued

A22.4: ' Circulars — Continued

32' [Xo. 32.] State aid to road buildins in Minnesota; by A. B. Choate. July
23,1898. ]2pp.
[Erroneously numbered 31.]
32'^ No. 32. Same, [reprint with correct number]. 12 pp.

33 No. 33. Road improvement in governors' message.s. May 1, 1899. 14 pp.

34 No. 34. Social, commercial, and economic phases of road subject; bv W. H.

Moore. Mar. 29, 1900. 8 pp.

35 No. 35. [Higbie-Arm-strong road improvement act]. May 16, 1900. 15 pp.
36^ No. 36. List of national, state, and local road associations and kindred

organizations in U. S. Jan. 20, 1902. n. t. p. 13 pp.
36* ] Same, revised. May 1, 1902. n. t. p. 14 pp.

A23. ^EED AiVD PEAIVT I\TRODlICTIOX

[Separated from Division of Botany and made independent publishing office about Jan. 1, 1901.
Merged into Plant Industry Bureau July 1, 1901. See A19.]

Annual rei>ort«<>

None issued.

Oeneral publications

None issued.

Bulletins

None issued.

Circulars

No. 1. Best horse-radish varieties of Europe, and methods of cultivation;

by David G. Fairchild. Dec. 24, 1900. n. t. p. 8 pp.
No. 2. Cultivation of Znaim cucumbers; bv David G. Fairchild. Jan. 10,

1901. 8 pp.

Inventories

See A6. 6:1-8.

See for Inventory no. 9, A19.3:5.

A24. SEED DIVISION

[Merged into Bureau of Plant Industry, July 1, 1901. See A19.]

A24.1: Annual reports

893

1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1879
1880
1885
18S6
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893

(
1894

(Dean). (In A 1.1:868, p. 125.)
No report issued.
Dean). (In A 1.1:870, p. 155.)
(In Al. 1:871, p. 125.)
(In Al. 1:872, p. 407.)
(In A 1.1:873, p. 210.)
(In Al. 1:874, p. 179.)
, (In Al. 1:875, p. 359.)
to 1878, no report issued.
(Dean). (In A 1.1:879, p. 484.)
to 1884, no report issued.
(King). (In Al. 1:885, p. 47.)
(In Al. 1:886, p. 47.)
(In A 1.1:887, p. 653.)
(In A 1.1:888, p. 643.)
). (In Al. 1:889, p. 477.)
(In Al. 1:890, ]>. 425.)
(In Al. 1:891, p. 451.)
_ , (In Al. 1:892, p. 471.)
Fegan) (calendar year) iii+389-392 pp.
Also in Al. 1:893, p. 389.)
(Fegan). (In Al. 1:894, p. 187.)

( Dean ) .
( Dean) .
( Dean ) .
( Dean ) .
Dean

(King).

(King).

(King).

(Longley

(Peck).

(Peck).

(Peck).

105

Tables

llassiflcu-
tliiii III).

A2I.I:

A24.2:
A21.3:
A24.4:

A24.5:

894

896

A24. SEE:I> DIVISIOX— Continued

Annual roporls — Continued

1895 (Fegan) July, 1894-Oct. 1895. (In Al. 1:895, p. 201.)

1896 ( Asliton) Oi-t. 1, 1895-June 30, 1896. iii+151-154 pp.
(Also in A 1.1:896, p. 151.)

1897-1900 none issued.

General publieations

None issued.
BullelinK
None issueil.
Cireulars
None issued.
Speeial agent for seed distribution, annual reports of

1894 (Harnden), [l]-r 211-213 pp. (Also in Al. 1:894, p 211.)

1895 (Harnden). (In Al. 1:895, p. 213.)
[1 ] ^- 155-237 pp. ( Also in A 1 . 1 :896, p. 1 55. )

(In A 1.1:897, p. 181.)
(In Al. 1:898, ],. 1.)
(In A 1.1:899, p. 3.)
(In Al. 1:900, p. 7.)

1896 (Harnden

1897 (Harnden)

1898 (Brijihain)

1899 (Brigham)

1900 (Brigham)

A25. SILK SECTION

[Discontinuefi June 30, 1891. By order of Oct. 28, 1889, this section was severed from the Division of
Entomology, with which it had been connected since the beginning of the period of regular appro-
priations made by Congress in 1S84.]

A25.1:

889
890

A25.2:

A25.3:

1

A25.4:

Annual reports

1889 (Walker), [l]+45.3-476 pp. (Also in Al. 1:889, p. 453.)

1890 (Walker), [l]+265-276 pp., 6 pi. (Also in Al. 1:890, p. 265.)

Cireneral publieations

None issued.

Bulletins

No. 1. How to raise silkworms, a brief manual of instructions al)rid«:ed
from Bulletin no. 9 of Division of Entomology; bv Philip Walker.
1890. 16 pp.

Cireulars

None issued.

A26. SOILS BIREAU

[Formerly Division of Soils. For historical sketch of Bureau, .<ce Yearbook, 1897 (Al. 10:897), p. 122.]

A26.I:

896

897
898
899
900
901

902

Annual reports

CniEK OF Division' of AGRim.Tt'RAL Soils

1894 (Whitney). (In Al. 1:894, p. 199.)

1895 (Whitney). (In Al. 1:895, p. 179.)

1896 ( WhitneV), iii -|- 239-242 pp. (Also in Al.l :896, ]>. 239.)
Chikf of Division of Soils

1897 (Whitney), ii-}-153-157 pp. (Also in Al.l:897, p. 153.)

1898 (Whitney), iii -| 133-142 pp. (Also in Al.l:898, p. 1.33.)

1899 (Whitney), iii+101-111 pp. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 101.)

1900 (Whitney), iii-f67-83 pp. (Also in Al. 1:900, p. 65.)

1901 (Whitney), iii+113-140 pp. (Also in Al.l:901, p. 113.)

[Thougli the title-page of the 1901 report reads, "Division of Soils," the heading of
the letter of transmittal reads correctly "Bureau of Soils."]

Chief op Bfre.xu of Soils

1902 (Whitney), iy+155-188 pp. (Also in Al. 1:902, p. 155.)

106

Tables

t'lasslflca-
tion no.

A26.2:

F45

T55

T99

A26. ««OII.$» BlREAl'

-Continued

10
11

12
13
14

15
16
17
18

19
20

Ooncral publicatittiiM

Field parties. InstruetionH to field partiuH an<l descrii)tions of soil types.
Field season 1902. n. d. 7.'> pj).

Tobacco. Catalo<rue of Connecticut shade-grown tobacco, Sumatra and
Havana seed wrappers, grown under direction of Department of
Agriculture during season of 1901, and packed in Sumatra and
Cuban packages, to be sold at pul)lic; auction iVIay 1, 1902, at Hart-
ford, Conn., for account of growers who have cooperated with
I)ej)artment. 1902. 26 pi). 4°

Types. List of soil types established by Division of Soils in 1899 and 1900,
with brief description. Mar. 1, 1901. n. t. p. 11 pp.

BulleliiiN

No. 1. Soil moisture, a record of amount of water contained in soils, during

May, 1895. 16 pp.
No. 2. Same, June, 1895. 16 jjp.
No. o. Same, July, 1895. 2.3 pp.
No. 4. Methods of mechanical analysis of soils and of determination of

amount of moisture in soils in Held. 1896. 24 ])p.
No. 5. Texture of some important soil formations. 1896. 2.3 pp. 35 pi.
No. <). An electrical method of determining moisture content of arable soils;

by Milton Whitney, Frank D. (lardner, and Lyman J. Briggs. 1897.

26 pp.
No. 7. Anelectrical method of determining temperature of soils; by Milton

Whitney and Lyman J. Briggs. 1897. 15 pp.
No. 8. An electrical method of determining soluble salt content of soils,

with some results of investigations on effect of water and soluble

salts on electrical resistance of soils; bv Milton Whitnev and Thos.

H. Means. 1897. 30 pp.
No. 9. Soil moisture: record of amount of water contained in soils during

cro{) season of 1896; bv Milton Whitnev and Ralph S. Hosmer.

1897. 23 pp.
No. 10. ^Mechanics of soil moisture; l)y Lyman J. Briggs. 1897. 24 pp.
No. 11. Tobacco soils of United States, a preliminary report upon soils

of principal tobacco districts; bv ]\Iilton Whitnev. 1898. 47 pp.

13 pi.
No. 12. Electrical method of moisture detertnination in soils, results and

modifications in 1897; by Frank D. Gardner. 1898. 24 pp. 3 pi.
No. 13. Preliminarv report on soils of Florida; by Milton Whitney. 1898.

31 i)p. 6 pi.'
No. 14. Alkali soils of Yellowstone Valley, from preliminary investigation

of soils near Billings, Mont.; bv Milton Whitnev and Thos. H.

Means. 1898. 39 pp. 17 pi. "
No. 15. Electrical instruments for determining moisture, temperature, and

soluble salt content of soils; by LjMuan J. Briggs. 1899. 35 pp.
No. 16. Catalogue of first 4,000 samjiles in soil collection of Division of

Soils; by Milton Whitney. 1899. 145 i)p.
No. 17. Soil solutions, their nature and functions, and classification of

alkali lands; by Frank K. Cameron. 1901. 39 ]>p.
No. 18. Solution studies of salts occurring in alkali soils; [articles] by

Frank K. Cameron, Lvman J. Britrgs, and Atherton Seidell. 1901.

89 ,.p. ■ '

No. 19. Cai)illarv studies and filtration of clav from soil solutions; [articles]

by Lyman J. Briggs and IMacy 11. Lapiiam. 1902. 40 pp.
No. 20. (irowing Sumatra tobacco under shade in Connecticut Valley; by

Milton Whitney. 1902. 31 pj.. 7 pi.

A26.'l: Circulars

No. 1. Announcement [of functions of Division]; bv Milton Whitnev.

Mar. 30, 1894. n. t. p. 3 j)]).
No. 2. Instructions for taking samples of soil for moisture determinations;

by Milton Whitney. Apr. 26, 1S«)4. n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 3. Soils of Pecos valley. New ^lexico; l)y Thomas IL Means and

Frank D. Gardner, n. d. ii. t. p. 7 i>p.

1(»T

Tablc'N

(lil>sinr:i-
lion IK).

A26.I:

4

8
9

A26.5:

900'
900 -^

90]
901

A26.5':

A2T.1:

889
890
891
892

<>iOII.S BrREAl'— Continued

<'i roil Jars — Continueil

No. 4. Soils of Salt Lake valley, Utah; by Frank D. Gardner and John

Stewart, n. d. n. t. p. 11 pp.
No. 5. Bulk fermentation of Connecticut tobacco; by ^larcus L. Floyd.

n. d. n. t. p. 10 ])p.
No. 6. Instruction^:; for determining in field the salt content of alkali waters

and soils; by Milton Whitney. iMar. 7, 1900. n. t. p. 9 pp.
No. 7. Description of soil map of Connecticut valley. June 29, 1900.

n. t. p. 4 i)p.
No. 8. Reclamation of salt marsh lands; l)v Thos. 11. ]\Ieans. Aug. 3,

1901. n. t. p. 10 pp.
No. 9. Soil survey around Imperial, Cal. ; bv Thomas H. Means and J. Gar-

nett Holmes. Jan. 10, 1902. n. t. p. 20 pp.

BMold operation!* of Hivisioii of Soils (annual)

1899. [Lst.] SeeAl.S:64.

1900. 2d. 474 pp. 51 pi.
Same. 24 maps in 8° folder.

Same, including maps. 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doe. 526; serial no.
4181.

1901. 3d. 647 pp. 96 pi.
Same. 31 maps in 8° folder.

Same, including maps. 57th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 655; serial no.
4384.

Field operations of Division of Soils (separates.)

[Each of the papers contained in tlie report is issued separately, with maps belonging
thereto.]

A27. STATISTICS DIVISION

For historical sketch of Division, «<: Yearbook, 1S97 (.\1. 10:897), p. 258.

Annual reports

Report of agricultural statistics

1863 (Bollman). (In Al.l:863, p. 579.)

1864 (Bollman). (In Al. 1:864, p. 564.)
Report of Statistician

1865 (Dodge).

1866 (Dodge).

1867 (Dodge).

1868 (Dodge).

1869 (Dodge).

1870 (Dodge).

1871 (Dodge).

1872 (Dodge).

1873 [Dodge].

1874 (Dodge).

1875 (Dodge).

1876 (Dodge).

1877 (Dodge).

1878 (Worthington)

1879 ( Worthiuiiton).

(In Al. 1:865, p. 54.)
(In Al.l:866, p. 51.)
(In Al. 1:867, p. 77.)

In Al. 1:868, p. 16.)

In Al. 1:869, p. 20.)
(In Al. 1:870, p. 24.)
(In Al. 1:871, p. 13.)
(In Al. 1:872, ]>. 9.)
(In Al. 1:873, p. 15.)
(In Al. 1:874, p. 15.)
(In Al. 1:875, p. 17.)
(In Al. 1:876, p. 87.)
(In A 1.1:877, p. 149.)

(In Al. 1:878, p. 257.)
(In Al. 1:879, p. 127.)

.)

1880 ( \Vorthingt(m). (In Al. 1:880, p. 185.)

1881 and 1882 ( Dodge). (In Al. 1:881-2, p. 57
1883 ( Dodge). (In A 1.1 :883, p. 251. )

" ■ (In Al. 1:884, n. 419.)

In Al. 1:885, p. 345.

In A 1.1:886, p. 359.

(In Al. 1:887, p. 523.)

(In A 1.1:888, p. 405.)

[l]+201-272 pp. (Also in Al. 1:889, p. 201.)

1890 ( Dodge), [l] + 287-360-f iii pp. 3 i)l. (Also in Al. 1:890, p. 287.)

1891 (Dodge), [1J+273-340+V pp. (Also in Al. 1:891, p. 273.)

1892 (Dodge), iii+403-470+ii pp. (Also in Al.l:892, p. 403.)

1884 (Dodge).

1885 (Dodge).

1886 (Dodge).

1887 (Dodge).

1888 (Dodge).

1889 (Dodge)

108

Tal>le8

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tloii no.

A27. STATISTICS DIVISIOX— Continued

[Aha in Al. 1:893, {). 405.

111.)
115.)

293.
341.

Annual reports — Continued

Report of Statistician — Continued

1893 (Robinson), iii-r465-566 + iv pp.

1894 (Robinson). (In Al. 1:894, p. 113

1895 (Robinson), iii+111-129 pp. (Also in Al. 1:895, p.

1896 (Robinson), iii+115-122 pp. (Also in Al. 1:896, p.

1897 (Hyde), ii+219-224 pp. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 219.

1898 (Hvde), iii+175-178 pp. (Also in Al. 1:898, p. 175.

1899 (Hvde), iii+263-266 pp. (Also in Al. 1:899, p. 263.

1900 (H'vde), 293-297 pp. n. t. p. (Also in Al. 1:900, p.

1901 Hvde), 341-344 pp. n. t. p. (Also in Al. 1:901, p,

1902 (Hyde). (In Al.l:902, p. 401.)

Ciiencral publications

Agricultural statistics. American centennial album of agricultural statis-
tics, including maps, charts, diagrams, illustrations of industrial
colleges, and specimens of breeds of farm animals; compiled by
J. R. Dodge, Washington. 1876. 46 1. oblong large 8°

Cereals. Production and distribution of cereals of U. S. ; by J. R. Dodge.
1879. 14 pp.

[Extract from report of Joseph Nimmo, jr., chief of Bureau of Statistics, Treasury
Department, on Internal commerce of U. S., published Dec. 1, 1879.]

Crop correspondents. ^Manual of instructions to crop correspondents; by

Henry A. Robinson. 1895. 28 pp.
Same, revised and corrected. 1896. 23 pp.
(Graphics. Album of agricultural graphics of U. S. ; [by J. R. Dodge].

1890. [6] pp. 10 pi. 121 inches x 18| inches.
Same; by J. R. Dodge. 1891. [6] pp. 10 pi. 12| inches x 18^ inches.
Industrial Colleges: The nature of education to be given in them; their

several kinds of instruction considered, l)y Lewis Bollman ; to which

is added a communication of general plan of college building, with

necessary aids to instruction in each department of education, by

Richard Owen. [1864.] 40 pp.
Publications. [Letter relating to publications.] By Henrv A. Robinson.

July 15, 1895. (Circ.)
Statistics. Album of agricultural statistics of U. S. ; [bv J. R. Dodge].

1889. 8 pp. 16 pi. 4°
Same; by J. R. Dodge. 1891. 8 pp. 16 pi. 4°

KulletinN

>See A27.8:
Circulars

No. 1. Acreage, production, and value of farm crops in U. S., 1866 to 1895,

July 24, 1896. n. t. p.

pp.

15 pp.
1896. n.

t. p.

witli other data as to cotton and wool.
8 pp.
No. 2. Wheat crop of world. Aug. 7, 1896. n. t. p.

[Reprinted from Statistician's report, March, 189t).]
No. 3. Farmers' interest in finance. Dec. 4, 1896. n. t.
No. 4. Cotton (Top of 1895; by James L. Watkins. Dec. ■
15 pp.
/SW' A27.9:35.
See A27.9:35.
See A27.9:35.
See A27.9:35.

Cotton crop of 1897-98; by James L. Watkins.
n. t. p. 16 pp.
0. lirazos river, Texas, flood of June-July, 1S99;
agriculture of submerged region; bv K. S. Holnie.-
1899. n. t. p. 8 pp.
11. World's grain crojis in 1899. Oct. 5, 1899. n. t. p. S pp.
No. 12. Changes in railroad freight classifications; bv Kdwanl (i. Ward, jr.
April 30, 1900. n. t. p. 43 pp.

No. 5.
No. 6.
No. 7.
No. 8.
No. 9.

No. 1(

No.

Nov. 14, 1898.

its effects upon
', jr. Aug. 19,

109

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A2r. STATISTICS I>IVISIO\'— (Ymtinued

A27.4: Circulars — Continued

13
14

A2r.5:

898

899

900
A2T.6:

No. 13. List of free enii)lovnient agencies for use of farmers; bv Max

West. June L'S, 1900. 42 pp.
X(i. 14. Estimates of Russian crops; 1)v E. T. Peters. Feb. 5, 1901. n. t. p.

11 pp.

Crop firculars

[From first issue of crop circular, May, 1898: "Crop circulars will hereafter take the
l)laci' of the crop reports, new series, issued monthly (except January), and will
consist of the infonnntion contained in the telegraphic reports of the 10th of
each month, with such niMitions as will enhance its value to the farmers and as
the circular form will permit. Special crop reports will not be abandoned, but
their issue will (lei)end upon the seasonableness and importance of the subject
and not upon a lixed date."]

1898. May, 3 i)p.
June, 4 pp.
July, 4 pp.
Aug., 4 pp.
Sept. , 4 pp.
Oct., 8 pp.
Xov., 4 pp.

1899. May, 4 pp.
June, 4 pp.
July, 8 pp.
Aug., 4 pp.
Sept., 4 pp.
Oct., 4 pp.
Nov. , 4 pp.

1900. Apr., 4 pp.
[Discontinued.]

Crop reporter 4°

[Announcement (v. 1, no. 1, May, 1899): "This publication is issued for the benefit of
tlie crop correspondents of the Division of Statistics, and as a convenient means
of communication between them and the Statistician. It will be sent every
monthly correspondent regularly enrolled so long as he continues to supply the
Statistician with the information asked for. and an earnest effort will be made to
make it iiitcrestiiifr, instructive, and helpful to him in his work. This is not
designed for general distribution and will not be mailed to any but actual and
active crop correspondents."]

V. 1. No. 1, May, 1899. n. t. p. 4 pp.

4 pp.
4 pp.
4 pp.
4 pp.
4 pp.
4 pp.
4 pp.
4 pp.

4 pp.

, - . -^PP-

V. 2. No. 1, Mav, 1900. n. t. p. 8 pp.

8 pp.
8 pp.
8 pp.
p. 4 pp.
8 pp.
8 pp.
8 pp.
4 pp.
8 pp.
8 pp.
8 pp.

. . . 8PP-

V. 3. No. 1, Mav, 1901. n. t. v. 8 pp.

8 pp.

1. No. 1, Mav, 1899.

n. t. p.

No. 2, June^ 1899.

n. t. p.

No. 3, July, 1899.

n. t. J).

No. 4, Aug., 1899.

n. t. J).

No. 5, Sept., 1899.

n. t. p.

No. 6, Oct., 1899.

n. t. p.

No. 7, Nov., 1899.

n. t. p.

No. 8, Dec, 1899.

n. t. p.

No. 9, Jan., 1900.

n. t. p.

No. 10, Feb., 1900.

n. t. p.

No. 11, Mar., 1900.

n. t. p.

No. 12, Apr., 1900.

n. t. p.

2. No. 1, Mav, 1900

n. t. p.

No. 2, June, 1900.

n. t. p.

No. 3, Julv, 1900.

n. t. p.

No. 4, Aug., 1900.

n. t. p.

Same, supplement, n. t.

No. 5, Sept., 1900.

n. t. p.

No. 6, Oct., 1900.

n. t. ]).

No. 7, Nov., 1900.

n. t. p.

No. 8, Dec, 1900.

n. t. ]).

No. 9, Jan., 1901.

n. t. p.

No. 10, Feb., 1901.

n. t. p.

No. 11, Mar., 1901.

n. t. p.

No. 12, Apr., 1901.

n. t. p.

3. No. 1, Mav, 1901

. n. t. p

No. 2, June* 1901.

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V. 3. Xo. 3, July, 1901. n. t. ]>. S pp.

No. 4, Au^.!^ 1901. n. t. p. S ])p.

No. 5, Sept., 1901. n. t. ]>. S ].p.

No. 6, Oct., 1901. n. t. p. S pp.

No. 7, Nov., 1901. n. t. p. S pp.

No. 8, Dec, 1901. n. t. j). 8 ])p.

No. 9, Jan., 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

No. 10, Feb., 1902. n. t. ]). S pp.

No. 11, Mar., 1902. n. t. ]). 8 pp.

No. 12, Apr., 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

V. 4. No. 1, May, 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

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No. 2, June, 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

No. 3, Julv, 1902. n. t. p. 8 p]).

No. 4, Aug., 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

No. 5, Sept., 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

No. 6, Oct., 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

No. 7, Nov., 1902. n. t. p. 8 pp.

No. 8, Dec, 1902. u. t. p. 8 pp.

Iflontlily erop synopsis

[Synopsis of the monthly statistical reports (A27.9:) issued as a four-page leaflet,
soon after the 10th of each month from Mar., 1890, to May, 1896, inclusive, and
bearing a number identical with that of the report which it summarizes.]

1890. Mar.
Apr.
May.
June.
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.

1891. Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May.
June.
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.

1892. Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May.
June.
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.

1893. Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May.
June.
July.
Aug.

(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 71.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 72.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 73.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 74.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 75.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 76.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 77.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 78.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 79. )
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 80.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 81.)
(Synopsis of Statisti(-al Report no. 82.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 83.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 84.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 85.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 86.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 87.^
(Synopsis of Statistical Rei)ort no. 88.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 89.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 90.)
(Synopsis of Stati,«tical Report no. 91.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 92.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 93.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 94.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 95.)
(Synoi)sis of Statistical Re])ort no. 96.)
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 97.)
(Synopsis of August Cro}) Report.)
(Synopsis of September Crop Report.)
(Synopsis of October Croji Report.)
(Synopsis of November Cro]> Report.)
(Synopsis of Deceml)er Crop Report.)
(Synopsis of December Crop Report. )
(Synopsis of Statistical Rcjiort no. 101.
(Synopsis of Statistical Rc|>ort no. 102.
(Synopsis of Statistical Rt'port no. 103.^
(S"ynoi).sis of Statistical Report no. 104.^
(Synop.sis of Statistical Report no. 105.
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 106.
(Synopsis of Statistical Report no. 107.)

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1895.

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A27.§: ]Ui§oellancou$« series, bulletin

[The word "Bulletin" wiis added to the series title beginning- with no. 9.]

No. 1. Report on flax, hemp, ramie, and jute, with considerations upon
flax and hemp culture in Europe, report on ramie machine trials
of 1889 in Paris, and present status of filler industries in U. S. ; by
Charles Richards Dodge. [Isted.] 1890. 104 pp.
See, for 2d ed., A 11. 5:1.

2 I No. 2. Report on agriculture of South America, with maps and latest
statistics of trade; by Almont Barnes. 1892. 189 pji.

3 I No. 3. Cooperative credit associations in certain European countries, and
their relation to agricultural interests; bv Edward T. Peters. 1892.
117 pp.

No. 4. Wages of farm labor in United States, results of nine statistical
investigations from 1866 to 1892, with extensive inquiries concern-
ing wages from 1840 to 1865. 1S92. 69 pp.

. 5. Production and distribution of principal agricultural products of
world. 1893. _ 205 pp.

. 6. Rice: its cultivation, production, and distribution in U. S. and for-
eign countries, by Amory Austin; with chapter on Rice soils of
South Carolina, l)y Milton Whitney. 1893. 89 pp.

.7. An agricultural survey of Wyoming; by John W. rioyt. 1893. 72 pp.

. 8. Recent features of our forei<j;n trade; by Edward T. Peters. 1894.
24 pp. ^

. 9. Production and price of cotton for 100 vears; l)v James L. A\atkins.
1895. 20 pp.

See, for abstract, A2'7.8«:C82.

. 10. Railway charges for transportation of wool. 1896. 30 pp.

. 11. Number and value of farm animals of U. S., and animal products,
1880-1896. 1896. 63 pp.

. 12. Freight charges for ocean transportation of prodticts of agriculture,
Oct. 1, 1895-Oct. 1, 1896. 1896. 53 pp.

5

No

6

No

7
8

No
No

9

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10
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12 I No

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nisc'cllaneous serie§, bulletin — Continued

No. 13. Fertilizer industry; review of statistics of production and con-
sumption, with abstract of State laws for analysis and sale; by John
Hyde. 1898. 27 jip.

No. 14. Of what service are statistics to the farmer? bv John Hyde.
1898. iii+258-270 pp.
[Reprint from Yearbook, 1897, p. 258. See Al. 10:1897.]

No. 15. Changes in rates of charge for railway and other transportation
services; by H. T. Newcomb. 1898. 80 pp.
Same, revised, 1901. 86 pp.

No. 16. Cost of cotton production; bv James L. Watkins. 1899. 99 pp.

No. 17. Cotton crop of 1898-99; by James L. Watkins. 1900. 32 pp.

No. 18. Course of prices of farm implements and machinery for series of
years; bj' George K. Holmes. 1901. 31 pp. '

No. 19. Cotton crop of 1899-1900; by James L. Watkins. 1901. 46 pp.

No. 20. Wheat growing and general agricultural conditions in Pacific; coast
region of U. S. ; ]jy Edwin S. Holmes, jr. 1901. 44 pp. H pi.
1 map.

No. 21. Eates of charge for transporting garden truck, with notes on
growth of industry; by Edward G. Ward, jr. , and Edwin S. Holmes,
jr. 1901. 86 pp.

No. 22. Wages of farm labor in U. S. ; result of eleven statistical investiga-
tions, 1866-1899. 1901. 47 pp.

No. 23. Statistics on fruit industry of California; by Edwin S. Holmes, jr.
1901. 11 pp.

Miscellaiieous series, bulletin (separates)

Cotton and currency. [1895.] n. t. p. 3 pp.
[.\bstract of Misc. series, Bull. No. 9. See A27.8:9.]

Statistical reports

[Contains reports on condition of crops, and special subjects of interest to farmers.
Issued as "Monthly" or "Bi-monthly Report" of Department from Mav, 1803, to
December, 1876, when the series was discontinued and the issue of tlie statistical
matter wns transferred to the series of " Special reports" ( A1.6:) and there appeared
under various numbers, not always consecutive, from Jan., 1877, to Sept., 1883.
Another chang:e was made in October. 1883, when "New Series, Report no. 1."
appeared containing the crop statistics. This last series was continued, consecu-
tively numbered, up to no. 15.=(, December, 1897. No. l^& was issued April 20, 1899.
From May, 1898, to April, 1900, the statistics were issued in a "Crop circuhir"
f A27.5). Beginning with May, 1900, they were merged into the "Crop Reporter"
(A27.ti:) which is now being issued. A "Synoptical index" of this series was
issued by the Department in 1897 (A21.3:2), but as it did not give a table of the
various reports of tlie Statistician, indexed under the comprehensive title "Re-
ports of tlie Statistician." it can not be definitely determined whether the present
collation includes all or more than the index. All reports of the Statistician
relative to crops and farm animals have, however, been included. The volume
numbers are assigned to the yearly groups of reports to facilitate listing and
reference.]

[V. 1.] 1863.

[No. 1.] Monthly report on condition of crojjs, IVIay and June, 1863,

n. t. p. 16 pp.
[No. 2.] Same, July, 1863, n. t. p. 19 pp.
[No. 3.] Same, Aug., 1863, n. t. p. 20 pp.
[No. 4.] Same, Se[)t., 1863, n. t. p. 41 pp.
[No. 5.] Same, Oct., 1863, n. t. p. 20 pp.
[No. 6.] Same, Nov., 1863, n. t. p. 38 pp.
Same, Dec. ( None issued. )
[V. 2.] 1864.

[No. 1.] Bi-monthly report of Agricnltuial Department, Jan. and Feb.,

1864. 72 pp.
[No. 2.] Same, Mar. and Apr., 1864. 96 pp.
[No. 3.] Same, Apr. and Mav, 1864. 38 pp.
[No. 4.] Saine, Jime and July, 1864. 23 pp.

Same, Aug. (None issued.)
[No. 5.] Same, Sept. and Oct., 1864. 56 pp.
[No. 6.] Same, Nov. and Dec, 1864. 59 pp.

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11

)f AgricMiltural Department, Jan., 1865.

51 pp.
46 pp.
53 pp.

43 pp.

Statistical reports — C'ontinur

[V. 3.] 1865.

[No. 1.] Montlilv report

50 pp.
[No. 2.] Same, Feb., 1865. 48 pp.
[No. 3.] Same, Mar., 1865. 41 pp.
[No. 4.] Same, Apr.-May, 1865. 86 pp.
[No. 5.] Same, June-July, 1865. 60 pji.
[No. 6.] Same, Aug., 1865. 54 pp.
[No. 7.] Same, Sept., 1865.
[No. 8.] Same, Oct., 1865.
[No. 9.] Same, Nov., 1865.
[No. 10.] Same, Dec, 1865.
[V. 4.] 1866.

Monthly report of Department of Agriculture for year 1866; J. R.

Dodge, editor. 1867. vii+457 pp.
Contents:

Jan., 50 pp.; Feb., pp. .51-122; Mar., pp. 123-1G9; Apr., pp. 171-228; May (none
issued); June, pp. 229-270; Julv, pp. 277-324; Aug. (none issued); Sept., pp. ;S25-
371; Oct., pp. 373-408; Nov. and Dec, pp. 409-157.

[V. 5.] 1867.

Monthly reports of Department of Agriculture for year 1867; J. R.

Dodge, editor. 1868. xi+397 pp.
Contents:

Jan., 48pp.; Feb., 49-80; Mar., pp. 81-127; Apr., pp. 129-186; May-June, pp. 187-2:33;
Julv. pp. 235-270; Aug.-Sept., pp. 271-311; Oct., pp. 313-352; Nov.-Dec, pp.
353-397.

[V. 6.] 1868.

Monthly reports of Department of Agriculture for year 1868; edited by

J. R. Dodge. 1868. xi+483 pp.
Contents:

Jan., 55 pp.; Feb., pp. 57-107; Mar., 109-169; Apr., pp.171-234; May-June,pp. 235-307;
July, pp. 309-339; Aug.-Sept., pp. 341-383; Oct., pp. 385-420; Nov.-Dec, pp. 421-483.

[V. 7.] 1869.

Monthly reports of Departmentof Agriculture for year 1869; edited 1)v

J. R. Dodge. 1869. xii-h419 pp.
Contents:

Jan., 40 pp.; Feb., pp. 41-82; Mar.-Apr.. pp. 83-185; Mav-June. pp. 187-202; July,
pp. 263-314; Aug.-Sept., pp. 263-326; Oct., pp. 327-380; Nov.-Dec, pp. 327-419.
Note. — Starred pages in index refer to those pages duplicated in Aug.-Sept.. and
Nov.-Dec numbers.

[V. 8.] 1870.

Monthly reports of Department of Agriculture for year 1870; edited

by J. R. Dodge. 1871. xiii+498 pp.
Contents:

Jan., 64 pp.; Feb., pp. 65-110; Mar.-Apr., pp. 111-187; May-June, pp. 189-260; Julv,
pp. 261-308; Aug.-Sept., pp. 309-385; Oct., pp. 387-454; Nov.-Dec, pp. 455-498.

[V. 9.] 1871.

Monthly reports of Dejiartment of Agricultin-e for year 1871. 1872.

xiv+517 pp. ,

Contents:

Jan., 52 pp.; Feb., pp. 53-92; Mar.-Apr., pp. 93-108; Mav-June, pp. 169-230: Julv,
I)p. 2:31-291; Aug.-Sept., pp. 293-376; Oct., pp. 377-4;iO; Nov.-Dec, pp. 4:51-517.

[V. 10.] 1872.

Monthly reports of Departnient of Agriculture for year 1872. 1873.

xiy 4-528 i)p.
Contents:

Jan., 48 pp.: Feb., pp. 49-102; Mar.-Apr., pp. 103-169; May-June, pp. 171-246; July,
pp. 247-326; Aug.-Sept., pp. 327-409; Oct., pp. 411-465; Nov.-Dec, pp. 467-528.

[V. 11.] 1873.

Monthly reports of Department of Agriculture for rear 1873. 1873.

xii -1-618 pp.
Contents;

Jan., 48 pp.; Feb. (none issued): Mar., pj). 49-131: .Vpr., jip. 131-208: Mav-June, pp.
209-297; Julv, pp. 299-383: Aug.-Sept., pp. 385-463; Oct., pp. [1] +465-518; Nov.-
Dec, pp. ii+519-618.

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Statistical reports — Continueil

[V. 12.] 1874.

Monthly reports of Denartnu-nt of Aj^ric-nlture for year 1874. 1875.
xi+545 pp.
Contents:

Jan., 70 pp.; Feb.-Mar.. pp. 71-173: .\pr.-Mav, pp. 175-242: June, pp. 243-2<S.^: Julv,
pp. 2S7-33S; Aug.-Sept.. pp. 339-400; Oct., pp. 401-459; Nov.-Dec, pp. 4G1-545.

[V. 13.] 1875.

Monthly reports of Department of Agriculture for year 1875. 1876.

xiii 4-532 pp.
Contents:

Jan., G3pp.; Feb.-Mar.,pp. 65-146; Apr., pp. [1] +147-186; May-June, pp. 187-257,
3 pi.; July, pp. 259-329, Ipl.; Aug.-Sept., pp. 331-111; Oct., pp. 413-471; Nov.-Dec.,
pp. 473-532.

[V. 14.] 1876.

Monthly reports of Department of Agriculture for year 1876. 1877.
xi^-Sll i:»p.
Contents:

Jan.-Feb.,74pp. 2pl.; Mar.-Apr., pp. 75-129, Ipl.; Mav-june, pp. [1] +131-214, 10 pi.;
July, pp. 215-291; Aug.-Sept., pp. 293-379, 1 pL; Oct., pp. 381-439, 2. pi.; Nov.-Dec,
pp. 441-511.

[Numbers in that part of the Statistical Series de.signated as "Special Reports" which
are missing here will be found in the series of Special Reports under the Secre-
tary's Office (A1.6.) All of the Special Reports which are properly in the Statis-
tical Series are, however, found here, those In A1.6 being special reports on mis-
cellaneous subjects.]

[V. 15.] 1877.

Special report no. 2. Report upon condition of crops; also, state-
ment of international wheat supply, and our wheat exports, with
foreign crops and prices. 1877. 35 pp.
[V. 16.] 1878.

Report upon condition of cro])s, June 1, 1878.

Special reports no. 5.

1878. 10 pp.
Special reports no. 6.
Special reports no. 7.
Special reports no. 8.
Special report no. 9.
[V. 17.] 1879.

Special report no 10. Report upon condition of crops and livestock,

January, 1879. 1879. 21 pp.
Si)ecial report no. 13, April, 1879. 1879. 26 pp.
Special report no. 14. Same, June 1, 1879. 1879. 22 pp.

Report upon condition of crops, July 1, 1879.

Same, July 1, 1878. 1878.
Same, Aug. 1, 1878. 1878.
Same, Sept. 1, 1878. 1878.
Same, Dec. 1, 1878. 1878.

17 pp.
26 pp.
22 pp.
28 pp.

Same, Aug. 1, 1879. 1879. 25 pp.

Same, Sept. 1, 1879. 1879. 25 pp.

Same, Nov. 1, 1879. 1879. 21 pp.

Same, Dec. 1, 1879. 1879. 15 pp.

Special report no. 15

1879. 24 pp.
Special report no. 16.
Special report no. 17.
Si)ecial report no. 19.
Special report no. 20.

[V. 18.] 1880.

Special report no 21.

mals, Jan. 1, 1880
Special report no. 23.

April, 1880. 1880.
Special report no. 24.

1880. 1880. 31 pp
Special report no. 25. Same, Aug. 1
Special report no. 27.
Special report no. 29.
Special rei)ort no. 30.

[V. 19.] 1881.

Special report no. 32.

April, 1881. 1881.

Special renort no. 37.

1881. ^1881. 24 pp
Special report no. 38. Same, Aug. 1, 1881.
Special report no. .39. Same, Sept. 1, 1881.

farm

-lock,

Rejiort upon number and prices of

1880. 27 pp.
Report upon condition of crops and liv(

22 pp.
Report upon condition of crops, June and July,

1880. 1880. 29 j^p.

Same, Sept. 1, 1880. 1880. 34 pp.

Same, Nov. 1, 1880. 1880. 19 pp.

Same, Dec. 1, 1880. 1880. 19 jij).

Report upon comlition of cro|>>
22 pp.
Report upon condition of crops

ami live stock,
.lunc and .July,

1881.
1881.

21 pp.
30 pp.

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Statistical reports — Continued

[V. 20] 1882.

Special report no. 41. Eeport upon estimated production of cereals of

U. 8., for year 1881. [February, 1882.] 1882. 8 pp.
Special report no. 42. Condition of winter grain and numbers and

condition of farm animals of V. S., Ajjril, 1882. 1882. 82 pp.
Special report no. 48. Condition of winter grain; progress of cotton

and corn planting; rate of wages and labor; and results of tile drain-
ing, May, 1882. 1882. 20 pp.
Special report no. 44. Acreage and condition of cotton; condition of

all cereals; and area of spring grain, June, 1882. 1882. 15 pp.
Special report no. 45. Area and condition of corn; condition of cotton,

and of small grains, sorghum, tobacco, etc., July, 1882. 1882.

33 pp.
Special report no. 46. Condition of corn and cotton, of spring wheat,

fruits, etc. ; also freight rates of transportation companies, August,

1882. 1882. 54 pp.
. Special report no. 49. Condition of corn and cotton, of potatoes, fruits,

etc. ; also freight rates of transportation companies, September, 1882.

1882. 48 pp.

Special report no. 51. Yield and quality of small grain; condition of
corn and cotton, of potatoes, tobacco, etc., also freight rates of
transportation companies, October, 1882. 1882. 58 pp.

Special report no. 52. Yield i)er acre of cotton, corn, potatoes, and
other field crops, with comparative product of fruits; also local
freight rates of transportation companies, November, 1882. 1882.
109 pp.

Special report no. 53. Product and price of principal crops of 1882;
also freight rates of transportation companies, including changes of
winter tariff, December, 1882. 1882. 79 pp.
[V. 21] 1883.

Special report no. 56. Numbers and values of farm animals; product
and quality of cotton; and comparative values of American and
European farm implements; also rates of transportation in Europe
and U. S., February, 1883. _ 1883. 74 pp.

Special report no. 57. Distribution and consumption of corn and
wheat, and rates of transportation of farm products, March, 1883.

1883. 39 pp.

Special report no. 58. Area and condition of winter wheat, and condi-
tion of farm animals; also spring rates of transportation of farm
products, April, 1883. 1883. 46 pp.

Special report no. 59. Condition of winter grain; progress of cotton
planting, and estimates of cereals of 1882, with freight rates of
transportation companies, May, 1883. 1883. 65 pp.

Special report no. 60. Acreage of spring grain and cotton; condition
of winter wheat, and European grain prospects, with freight rates
of transportation companies, June, 1883. 1883. 56 pp.

Special report no. 61. Area of corn, potatoes, and tobacco, and condi-
tion of growing crops in U. 8. and Europe, with report on rates of
transportation, July, 1883. 1883. 48 pp.

Special report no. 64. Report on condition of crops, "American com-
petition," and freight rates of transportation companies, August,
1883. 1883. 80 pp.

Special report no. 65. Report on condition of crops and on freight
rates of transportation companies, September, 1883. 1883. 55 pp.

New series, report no. 1. Condition of crops, yield of grain per acre,
and freight rates of transportation companies, October, 1883. 1883.
28 pp.

New series, report no. 2. Yield of crops per acre; progress of sorghum
growing; crops of Europe; and freight rates of transportation com-
panies, November, 1883. 1883. 59 pp.

New series, report no. 3. Crops of year; cereal production in Europe;
and freight rates of transportation companies, December, 1883.
1883. 74 pp.

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[V. 22] ISM.

New series, report no. 4. Number and value of farm animals; certain
causes affecting wages of farm labor; and freight rates <if trans-
I)ortation companies, February, 1884. 1884. 5B pp.
Xew series, report no. 5. Distribution and consumption of corn and
wheat, and rates of transportation of farm products, March,
1884. 1884. 44 pp.
New series, report no. 6. Area of winter grain; condition of farm
animals; and freight rates of transportation companies, April,
1884. 1884. 48 pp.
New series, report no. 7. Condition of winter grain; progress of cotton
planting; and estimates of cereals of 188.'i, Avith freight rates of
transportation companies. May, 1884. 1884. 36 pp.
New series, report no. 8. Acreage of spring grain and cotton; condi-
tion of winter wheat; European grain prospects, with freight
rates of transportation companies, June, 1884. 1884. 39 pp.
New series, report no. 9. Area of corn, potatoes, and tobacco; con-
dition of growing crops, and rates of transportation, July, 1884.
1884. 59 pp.
New series, report no. 10. Condition of growing crops and rates of

transportation, August, 1884. 1884. 36 pp.
New series, report no. 11. Condition of crops; wheat in India; and
freight rates of transportation companies, September, 1884.
1884. 87 pp.
New series, report no, 12. Condition of crops; yield of grain per acre;
and freight rates of transportation companies, October, 1884.
1884. 44 pp.
New series, report no. 13. Yield of crops per acre; agriculture in
Mexico; and freight rates of transportation companies, Novem-
ber, 1884. 1884. 94 pp.
New series, report no. 14. Crops of year, and freight rates of trans-
portation companies, December, 1884. 1885. 60 pp.
[Y. 23.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture,
(nos. 15-25, new series) [Jan. -Dec, 1885]; by J. R. Dodge, Statis-
tician, Washington, D. C. 1885.
Contents:

Index. V pp.

New series, report no. 15. Numbers and values of farm animals; cotton crop and
its distribution; and freight rates of transportation companies. Jan. and Feb.,
1885. 1885. 64 pp.
New series, report no. 16. Distribution and consumption of corn and wheat;
consumption of cereals in Europe; and freight rates of transportation companies.
Mar., 1885. 1885. 47 pp.
New series, report no. 17. Area of winter grain; condition of farm animals; and

freight rates of transportation companies. Apr., 1885. 1885. 80 pp.
New series, report no. 18. Condition of winter grain; progre.ss of cotton planting;
wages of farm labor; also, freight rates of transportation companies. May, 1885.
18H5. (10 ]ip.
New series, report no. 19. Acreage of spring grain and cotton: condition of winter
wheat; European grain prospects; with freight rates of transportation compa-
nies. June, 1885. 1885. 56 pp.
New series, report no. 20. Area of corn, potatoes, and tobacco; condition of grow-
ing crops; and rates of transportation. July, 1885. 1885. C4 pp.
New series, report no. 21. Condition of growing crops; international dairy statis-
tics; and rates of transportation. Aug., 1885. 1885. 70 pp.
New series, report no. 22. Condition of crops in America and Europe; and freight

rates of transportation companies. Sept., 1885. 1885. 58 pp.
New .series, report no. 23. Condition of croi)s; yield of grain per acre; and freight

rates of transportation companies. Oct., 1885. 1885. 65 pp.
New series, report no. 24. Yield of crops per acre; and freight rates of transporta-

tidu companies. Nov., 1886. 1885. 54 pp.
New .series, report no. 25. Crops of the year; and freight rates of transportation
companies. Dec., 1885. 1885. 55 pp.

[V. 24.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture,
(nos. 26-36) [Jan.-Dec, 1886]; by J. R. Dodge. 1886. 580 pp.
Contents:

New series, report no. 26. Numbers and values of farm animals; cotton crop and
its distriliution; and freight rates of transportation companies. Jan. and Feb.,
IHsi;. is.sG. PI.. I-.56.
New series, report no. 27. Distribution and consumption of corn and wheat; pro-
duction of European wheat; and freight rates of transportation companies.
Mar., 1886. 1886. pp. 67-108.

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[Y. 24.] Keports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agricul-
ture, etc. — Continued
Contents — Continued

New scries, report no. 'js. Area of winter grain; condition of farm animals; and
freiRht rates (if transiiorlatidu companies. Apr., 1886. 1886. pp. 109-170.

New series, refiort no. 'J'.i. Cimdilidn of winter grain; progress of cotton planting;
and freight rates of transportation companies. May. 188G. 188C. pp. 171-218.

New series, report no. 30. Acreage of spring wheat and cotton; condition of
winter grain; world's supply of wheat; with freight rates of transportation
companies. June, 1886. 1886. pp. 219-263.

New series, report no. 31. Area of com, potatoes, and tobacco; condition of grow-
ing crops; and freight rates of transportation companies. July, 1886. 1886. pp.
265-308.

New series, report no. 32. Condition of growing crops; and freight rates of trans-
portation companies. Aug., 1886. 1886. pp. 309-;i60.

New series, report no. 33. Condition of crops in .Vmerica and Europe; and freight
rates of transportation companies. Sept., 1886. 1S86. pp. 361-J19.

New series, report no. 34. Condition of crops; yield of grain per acre; and freight
rates of transportation companies. Oct., 1886. 1886. pp. 421-460.

New series, report no. 35. Yield of crops per acre; and freight rates of transporta-
tion companies. Nov., 1886. 1886. pp. 461-532.

New series, report no. 36. Crops of the year; and freight rates of transportation
companies. Dec, 1886. 1886. pp. 533-580.

[V. 25.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture,
(nos. 37-47) [Jan.-Dec, 1887]; by J. R. Dodge. 1888. 7+662 pp.
Contents:

Index. 7 pp.

New series, report no. 37. Numbers and values of farm animals; cotton crop and
its distribution; and freight rates of transportation companies. Jan. and Feb.,
1887. 1887. pp. 1-56.

New series, report no. 38. Distribution and consumptiijn of corn and wheat; wheat
product of the world; and freight rates of transportation companies. Mar., 1887.
1887. pp. 57-100.

New series, report no. 39. Condition of winter grain; condition of farm animals;
and freight rates of transportation compHnies. Apr., 1887. 1887. pp. 101-lfrl.

New series, report no. 40. Condition of winter grain; progress of cotton planting;
and freight rates of transportation companies. May, 1887. 1887. pp. 165-218.

New series, report no. 41. Acreage of wheat and cotton; condition of cereal crops;
with freight rates of transportation companies. June, 1887. 1887. pp. 219-278.

New series, report no. 42. Area of corn, potatoes, and tobacco; condition of grow-
ing crops; and freight rates of transportation companies. July, 1887. 1887.
pp. 279-326.

New series, report no. 43. Condition of growing crops; and freight rates of trans-
portation companies. Aug., 1887. 1887. pp. 327-406.

New series, report no. 44. Condition of crops in America and Europe; and freight
rates of transportation companies. Sept., 1887. 1887. pp. 407^70.

New series, report no. 45. Condition of crops; yield of grain per acre; labor and
prices in Mexico; and freight rates of transportation companies. Oct., 1887.

1887. pp. 471-558.

New series, report no. 46. Yield of crops per acre; and freight rates of transpor-
tation companies. Nov., 1887. 1887. pp. 559-614.

New series, report no. 47. Crops of the year; and freight rates of transportation
companies. Dec, 1887. 1887. pp. 615-662.

[Y. 26.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture,

(nos. 48-58) [Jan.-Dec, 1888]; by J. R. Dodge. 1889. 7+592 pp.
Contents:

Index. 7 pp.

New series, report no. 48. Numbers and values of farm animals; and freight rates

of transportation companies. Jan. and Feb., 1888. 1888. pp. 1-64.
New series, report no. 4'.i. Distribution and consumption of corn and wheat; and

freight rates of transportatidu companies. Mar., 1888. 1888. pp. 65-96.
New series, report no. 50. Condition of winter grain; condition of farm animals;

and freight rates of transportation companies. Apr., 1888. 1888. pp. 97-152.
New .series, report no. 51. Condition of winter grain; progress of cotton planting;

wages of farm labor; also freight rates of transportation companies. May, 1888.

1888. pp. 153-200.

New series, report no. 52. Acreage of wheat and cotton; condition of cereal crops;
with freight rates of transportation companies. June, 1888. 1888. pp. 201-259.

New series^ report no. 53. Area of corn, potatoes, and tobacco; condition of grow-
ing crops; and freight rates of transportiition companies. July, 1888. 1888. pp..
261-323.

New series, report no. 54. Condition of growing crops; and freight rates of trans-
portation companies. Aug., 1.S88. 1888. pp. 325-380.

New series, report no. 55. Condition of crops in America and Europe; and freight
rates of transportation coiuiianies. Sept.. 1888. 1888. pp. 381-444.

New series, report no. 5(;. ( '(indition of crops; yield of grain per acre; and freight
rates of tran.sportation companies. Oct., 1888. 1888. pp. 445-500.

New series, report no. 57. Yield of crops per acre; and freight rates of tran.sporta-
tion companies. Nov., 1888. 1888. pp. 501-.552.

New series, report no. 58. Crops of the year; and freight rates of transportation
companies. Dec, 1888. 1888. i)p. 553-592.

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[V. 27.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture
(nos. 59-69) [Jan.-Dec, 1889]. 1890. 7+548 pp.
Contents:

Index. 7 pp.

New series, report no. 59. Numbers and values of farm animals; and freight rates
of transportation companies. Jan. and Feb., 1889. 1889. pp. 1-48.

New series, report no. 60. Distribution and consumption of corn and wheat; and
freight rates of transportation cdiupanies. Mar., iss'.t. iss'i. pp. 49-8S.

New series, report no. 61. Ccjnditiou of winter grain; condition of farm animals;
and freight rates of transportation companies. Apr., 1889. 1889. pp. 89-136.

New series, report no. 62. Condition of winter grain; progress of cotton planting;
also, freight rates of transportation companies. May, 1889. 1889. pp. 1:37-188.

New series, report no. 63. Acreage of wheat and cotton; condition of cereal crops;
and freight rates of transportation companies. June, 1889. 1889. pp. 189-236.

New series, report no. 64. Area of corn, potatoes, and tobacco; condition of growing
crops; and freight rates of transportation companies. July, 1889. 1889. pp.
237-276.

New series, report no. 65. Condition of growing crops; and freight rates of trans-
portation companies. Aug., 1889. 1889. pp. 277-332.

New series, report no. 66. Condition of crops in America and Europe; and freight
rates of transportation companies. Sept., 1889. 1889. pp. 333-392.

New series, report no. 67. Condition of crops; yield of grain per acre; and freight
rates of tran.sportation companies. Oct., 1889. 1889. pp. 393-435.

New series, report no. 68. Yield of crops per acre; and freight rates of transporta-
tion companies. Nov., 1889. 1889. pp. 437-484.

New series, report no. 69. Crops of the year; and freight rates of transportation
companies. Dec, 1889. 1889. pp. 485-548.

28 [V. 28.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agrieulttire
(nos. 70-80) [Jan.-Dec, 1890]. 1891. viii+652 pp.

Contents:

Index, viii pp.

New series, report no. 70. Numbers and values of farm animals; and freight rates
of transportation companies. Jan. and Feb., 1890. 1890. pp. 1-64.

New series, report no. 71. Distribution and consumption of corn and wheat: and
freight rates of transportation (•()ini)anies. Mar., 1890. 1890. pp. 6.5-116.

New series, report no. 72. Condition of winter grain; condition of farm animals;
and freight rates of transportation companies. Apr., 1890. 1890. pp. 117-174.

New series, report no. 73. Condition of winter grain; progress of cotton planting;
wages of farm labor; also, freight rates of transportation companies. May, 1890.
1890. pp. 175-230.

New series, report no. 74. Acreage of wheat and cotton; condition of cereal crops;
and freight rates of transportation companies. June, 1890. 1890. pp. 231-310.

New series, report no. 75. xVrca of corn, potatoes, and tobacco; condition of growing
crops; and freight rates of transjiortation companies. July, 1890. 1890. pp. 311-374.

New series, report no. 76. Condition of growing crops; and freight rates" of trans-
portation companies. Aug., 1890. 1890. pp. 37.5-430.

New series, report no. 77. Condition of crops in .\merica and Europe; and freight
rates of transportation companies. Sept., 1890. 1890. pp. 431-494.

New series, report no. 7S. Condition of crops; yield of grain per acre; and freight
rates of transjiortation companies. Oct., 1890. 1890. pp. 49.5-.542.

New series, report no. 79. Yield of crops per acre; and freight rates of transporta-
tion companies. Nov., 1890. 1890. pp. 543-590.

New series, report no. 80. Crops of the year; and freight rates of transportation
companies. Dec, 1890. 1891. pp. .591-6.52.

29 [V. 29.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture
(nos. 81-91) [Jan.-Dec, 1891]. 9+698 pp.

Contents:

Index. 9 pp.

New series, report no. 81. Numbers and values of farm animals; and freight rates
of traiisi)ortation companies. Jan. and Feb., 1891. 1891. [>p. 1-56.

New .series, report no. 82. ]»istribution and consumption of corn and wheat; and
frei^lit rules of traiisportalioii <Miiiii)anies. Mar., 1891. 1.S91. pp. 57-104.

New series, report no. s:i. ('(indition of winter grain; condition of farm animals;
and freitjlit rates of transportaiion companies. Apr., 1891. 1891. pp. 105-158.

New series, report no. 84. Condition of winter grain; progress of cotton i)lauting;
also, freight rates of transportation companies. May, 1891. 1891. pp. 1.59-2;;8.

New series, report no. 85. Acreage of wheat and cotton: condition of cereal crops;
and freight rates of transportation companies. .lune, 1891. 1891. pp. 239-302.

New .series, report no. 86. Area of corn, potatoes, and tobi\cco; condition of growing
crops; and freight rates of transportation companies. July, 1891. 1891. pp.
303-371.

New series, report no. 87. Condition of growing crops; and freight rates of trans-
portation companies. Aug., 1891. 1891. pp. 375-437.

New series, report no. 88. Condition of crops in America and Europe: and freight
rates of transportation companies. Sept., 1891. 1S91. pp. 439-518.

New series, report no. 89. Condition of crops; yield of gram per acre: and freight
rates of transportation companies. Oct., 1891. 1891. pp. 519-590.

New series, report no. 90. Yield of crops per acre; and freight rates of transpor-
tation companies. Nov., 1891. 1S91. pp. 591-634.

New series, report no. 91. Crops of the vear; and freight rates of transportation
companies. Dec, 1891, 1892. pp. 63.5-698.

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[X. 30.] Ke})orts of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture
(nos. 92-100) [Jan.-Dec, 1892]. 1892. vii-L416 pp.
Contents:

Index, vii pp.

Xew scries, report no. 92. Numbers and values of farm animals; and freiglit rates

of transportation companies. Jan. and Feb., 1892. 1892. pp. 1-41.
New series, report no. 93. Distribution and consumption of corn and wheat; and

freight rates of transportation comitanies. Mar., 1892. 1892. pp. 45-92.
New series, report no. 94. (condition of winter grain; condition of farm animals;

and freight rates of transpurtation companies. Apr., 1892. 1892. i>p. 93-147.
New scries, report no. '.»ri. ('(inditiou of winter grain; progress of cotton i>lunting;

also freight rales of transportation companies. May, 1892. 1892. i)p. 149-196.
New series, report no. 9(1. Acreage of wlieat and cotton; condition of cereal cmps;

and freight rates of transportation cnnipanics. .June, 1892. 1892. pp. 197-214.
New series, report no. 97. Area of corn. imtalDcs, and tobacco: and condition of

growing crops. .Inly, 1892. 1892. p]). 24.V272.
Special report of Stalisiician, .Inly, 1892; foreign crop reports and miscellaneous in-
formation; freight rates of transportation companies. 1892. i)p. 27;^-296.
New series, reiiort no. 9S. Kcjiort of the Statistician, Aug., 1892. Primary prices of

farm iiroducts; foreign traile in agricultural products; European crop prospects

for Aug.; consular notes on foreign agriculture; freight rates of transportation

companies. I,s92. j)p. 297-327.

New series, rejKirt no. 98A.1 Condition of growing crops, Aug., 1892. 1892. Hi pp.

New series, report no. 98B.1 Same, Sept., 1892. 1892. 20 pp.

New series, report no. 98C.J Condition of growing crops and yield of grain per

acre. Oct., 1892. 1892. 23 pp.
New series, report no. 99. Report of Statistician, Sept. and Oct., 1892. Farm prices

in two centuries; ramie machine trials in New Orleans; Indian wheat crop of

1892; notes of domestic and foreign trade and industry; European crop report for

Sept.; freight rates of tnnis|iortation companies. 1892. pp. 329-376.
[New series, report no. y9A.] Yield of creeps per acre; and product compared with

last year. Nov., 1892. 1892. 16 pp.
New series, report no. 100. Report of Statistician, Nov. and Dec, 1892. Agricultural

production and distribution of world; tests of averages of condition; address of

Stfitisticiau at aiunial meeting of P[atron.sl of H[usbandry]; reciprocity and

agricultural exjiorts; European crop report for Dec, 1892; and freight rates of

transportation companies. 1892. pp. 377-416.
[New .series, report no. lOOA.] Crops of the year, Dec, 1892. 1893. 28 pp.

[V. 31.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture
(nos. 101-111) [Jan.-Dec, 1893]. 1894. x-f521 pp.
Contents:

Index. X pp.

New series, report no. 101. Report of Statistician, Jan. and Feb., 1893. Agriculture
in France; Hungarian milling; canning industry; tobacco experiments in Texas;
Euroi)ean crop report for Feb.; farm animals of the world; freight rates of trans-
portation companies. 1893. pp. 1-71.

[New series, report no. lOlA.] Nimiber and value of farm animals; and cotton
distribution. Jan.-Feb., 1893. 1893. 20 pp.

New series, report no. 102. Report of Statistician, Mar. 1893. Agriculture in Alaska;
foreign official crop estimates; European crop report ; wheat crop of the world;
freight rates of transportation companies. 1893. pp. 73-96.

[New series, report no. 102A.1 Distribution and consumption of corn and wheat,
Mar., 1893. 1893. 16 pp.

New series, report no. 103. Report of Statistician, Apr., 1893. 1893. [Contents: Con-
dition of winter grain; notes concerning wheat; condition of farm animals; Euro-
pean crop report for ;March, 1893; transportation rates.] pp. 97-140.

New .series, report no. 104. Report of Statistician, May, 1893. 1893. [Contents: Con-
dition of winter grain; mowing lands and pastures; progress of cotton planting;
.spring plowing; changes in crop areas; tcmiierature and rainfall; notes from
reports of State agents; tlic cotton crop of India for 1892-93; European crop report
for May, 1803; transportation rates.] pp. 141-178.

New series, rei)ort no. lo.i. Report of Statistician, June, 1893. 1893. [Contents: Crop
report for June; agriculture in the Caucasus; the customs tariff in Martinique;
agricultural produce statistics of the United Kingdom; transportation rates.]
pp. 179-221.

New series, report no. 106. Report of Statistician, July, 1893. 1893. [Contents: Crop
rei)ort for July; statistics Of Ontario; foreign import duties on wheat; notes on
foreign agrieuiturc; use of maize of United States in Mexico; transportation rates.]
pp. 223-270.

New series, report no. 107. Report of Statistician, Aug., 1893. 1893. [Contents: Crop
report for Aug. : notes on foreign agriculture; wheat crop of India for 1893; pro-
duction of corn in New Scaith Wales; domestic and transatlantic freight rates.]
pp. 271-322.

New .series, report no. 108. Report of Statistician, Sept., 1893. 1893. [Contents: Agri-
cultural returns of Grpat Britain; Ontario crop report; crops in Germany; notes
from United States consular officers in Scotland, France, Germany, Belgium,
Cochin-China, and Ontario; domestic and transatlantic freight rates.] pp. 323-369.

New series, report no. 109. Report of Statistician, Oct., 1893. 1893. [Contents: Notes
from reports of State agents; imports of bay into United States; cereal crops of
France and Italy for 1S93; production, commerce, and consumption of wine in
Italy; corn as feed for horses in Germany; reports from consular officers relating
to crops in Germany, Scotland, New Brunswick, and Ontario; domestic and trans-
atlantic freight rates.] pp. 371-414.

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[Y. oL] Kexxjrts (.)f Bureau of Statistics of Departuient of Agricul-
ture, etc. — Continued
Contents — Continued

Newscries, report no. 110. Report of Statistician, Xnv., 1S93. 1893. [Contents: Notes
from reports of Slate agents; iiiii)()ns of Aineiiean wheat flour into Europe; hop
crop of Eniclaud fi>r lsy3; beet snjfar production of Europe for 1M93-94; agriculture
in Great Britaiuaud Ireland; notes from United States consular officers regarding
crops in Ontario, Spain, Cochin-China, Korea, Scotland, and Egypt; domestic and
transatlantic frei.sflit rates.] pp. 415^158.

New series, report no. 111. Report on the crops of the vcar. Dec., 1893. 1891. pp.
459-521.

[V. 32.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Department of Agriculture
(nos. 112-122) [Jan. -Dec] 1894. 1895. xiii-i 778 pp.
Contents:

Index, xiii pp.

New series, report no. 112. Report of Statistician, .Tau.-Feb., 1894. Report on farm
animals; notes from reports of State agents; the cotton crop; agriculture in China;
the sugar crop of the world; Germany as an importer of American agricultural
products: the canning industry; notes on foreign agriculture; domestic and
transatlantic freight rates. 1894. pp. 1-68.

New series, report no. 113. Report of Statistician, Mar., 1894. Distribution and
consumption of corn and wheat; supjily and distribution of wheat for twentv-
five years: wheat crop of the world; wlmlesale prices of principal atrricultural
products in all .sections of U. S.; expense of raising wheat and corn; i)roduc-
tioii of honey and beeswax; poultrj'' and eggs; dairy products; official statistics
of foreign crops; the world's wool supply: notes from U. S. consular officers and
European agents; domestic and transatlantic freight rates. 1894. pp. 69-150.

New series, repi.irt no. 114. Report »)f Statistician, Apr., 1894. Condition of winter
grain; wlieat production in census years since 1869; farm animals, condition and
losses: increase and decrease in number and value of farm animals, bs,s()-i890;
agricultural developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina; health of the people;
cotton crop of India f(.ir 1893-94; reports of U. S. consular officers: transportation
rates, 1894. i)p. 157-218.

New series, report no. 115. Report of Statistician, May, 1894. Temperature and
rainfall; condition of winter grain; changes in crop area; world's supply and
consumption of I'otton: fruit-crop prospects in the U. S., May 1, 1894; agricultural
production of Mexico for 1889 and 1892: agricultural statistics of Uruguay;
Austrian cereal erojis for 1893; Japanese cereal crops for 1893; European crop
report; notes from U. S. constilar officers: transportation rates, pp. 219-294.

New series, report no. 116. Report of Statistician, June, 1894. Crop report for
June: tariff rates on principal cereals and flour in European countries; notes on
foreign agriculture; notes from U. S. consula'- officers; climate of Mexico: Mex-
ican railways; transportation rates. 1894. pp. 295-394.

New series, report no. 117. Report of Statistician, July, 1894. Crop report for July;
notes on foreign agriculture; reports of U. S. consular officers; transportation
rates. 1894. pp. 395-444.

New series, report no. 118. Report of Statistician, August, 1894. Crop report for
August: notes on foreign agriculture; production and consumption of rice in
U. S.; commerce between U. S. and Mexico for years 1873, 1878, 1883, 1888, and
1893: transjxjrtation rates. 1894. pp. 44.5-536.

New series, report no. 119. Report of Statistician, Sept., 1834. Crop report for
Sept.; stock hogs; notes from reports of State agents; table showing condition
of crops Sept. 1, 1894; urban population in South; notes on foreign agriculture;
transportation rates. 1S91. pp. 537-004.

New si'ries, report no. 120. Report of Statistician, Oct., 1894. Crop report for Oct.;
notes from reports of State agents: table showing yield per acre and condition
)iv States, Oct. 1, 1894; rice production in U. S.; notes on foreign agriculture;
transiiortation rates. 1894. pp. 005-600.

New series, report no. 121. Report of Statistician, Nov., 1894. Nov. crop report
notes from reports of State agents: table showing estimated yield per acre of
certain crops Nov. 1, 1894; notes on foreign agriculture; tran.sportation rates.

1894. pp. 601-702.

New series, report no. 122. Report of Statistician, Dec, 1,S94, Crops of the year;
crop review; principal crops of 1894: farm jirices and market (|Uotalions; agri-
cultural exports and imports; official statistics of foreign crops; trans[iortation
rates. 1894. pp. 703-778.

[V. 33.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of De]>artnient of .\griciiltin-e
(nos. 123-133) [Jan.-Dec, 1895]. 1896. v. p.
Contents:

New series, report no. 123. Report of Statistician, Jan. -Feb., 1895. Farm animals;
cotton crop; live stock in Great Rritain and Ireland: cotton crop of India for
1S94; a French congress on popular credit: wheat crop of Victoria ( .\ustralia):
noteson foreign agriculture; Jan. transportation rates; Feb. transportation rates.

1895. |)p. l-,58.

.New seru's, report no. 124. Report of Statistician, Mar., 1895. Distribution and
consum|(tioii of wheat in U. S.; consumption of wheat per capita in U. S.:
wheat crop of world; prices of wheat since 1865; wholesale prices of principal
agricidture i)roducts, etc.; report of European agent; tran.sportation rates.
1895. pp. ii +59-100.

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33 I [V. 33.] Reports of Bureau of Statistics of Dejiartnient of Agricul-
ture, etc. — Continued

Contents — Continued

New series, report no. 125. Report of Statistician, Apr., 1895. Condition of winter
wlieat; farm animal.s; number of families occupying' farms owned, free, and
unincumbered; amount of incumbrance on farms; "healtii of people; production,
imports, atid exports of potatoes; i)roduction and jiriccs of food in Italy; potatoes
and iiay in Great Britain in IS'.U; cotton crop nf Imlia for 1894-95; rice crop of
India for 1894; report of European agent; transportation charges. 1895. pp.
ii +107-168.

New series, report no. 12C. Report of Statistician, May, 1895. Condition of winter
grain; condition of cotton crop, 1894; prices of wheat in England; report of
European agent; notes on foreign agriculture; transportation charges. 1895.
pp. ii + lti9-'i30.

New series, report no. 127. Report of Statistician, .June, 1895. Crop report for June;
cotton, increa.se and decrea.se of acreage 1895; temperature and rainfall; report
of European agent; notes on foreign agriculture; transportation charges. 1895.
pp. ii +231-284.

New series, report no. 128. Cron report for July, 1895; report of European agent;
transportation rates, n. t. p. 23 pp.

New series, report no. 129. Crop report for August, 1895; report of European
agent; transportation rates, n. t. p. 24 pp.

New series, report no. 130. Crop report for September, 1895; report of European
agent; transportation rates, n. t. p. 24 pp.

New series, report no. 131. Crop report for October, 1895; report of European
agent; transportation rates, n. t. p. 20 pp.

New series, report no. 132. Crop report for .November, 1895; transportation rates.
n. t. p. 14 pp.

New series, report no. 133. 'Crop report for December, 1895; Report of European
agent; transportation charges, n. t. p. 36 pp. Index, 9 jip.

34 [V. 34.] Reports of Division of Statistics of Department of Agriculture
(nos. 134-144) [Jan.-Dec] 1896. 1897. v. p.

Contents;

Index, 6 pp.

New series, report no. 134. Prices and numbers of farm animals; report of

European agent, n. t. p. 8 pp.
New series, report no. 135. Crop report for March, 1890. n. t. p. 10 pp.
New series, report no. 135. Same, summary of cotton report for Marcli, 1896.

n. t. p. 4 pp.
New series, report no. 136. Crop report for April, 1896. n. t. p. 7 pp.
New series, report no. 137. Crop report for May, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.
New series, report no. 138. Crop report for June, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.
New series, report no. 139. Crop report for July, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.
New series, report no. 140. Crop report for August, 1896. n. t. p. 8 pp.
New series, report no. 141. Crop report for September, 1896. n. t. p. 7 pp.
New series, report no. 142. Cro[i report for ( )ctobcr, 1896. n. t. p. 7 pp.
New series, report no. 143. Crop report for November, 1896. n. t. p. 4 pp.
New .series, report no. 144. Crop report for December, 1896. n. t. p. 16 pp.

35 [V. 35.] Publications of Division of Statistics of Department of Agricul-
ture, Reports nos. 145 to 155; Circulars nos. 5-8. 1898. v. p.

Contents;

Index, vii pp.

New series, report no. 145. Crop report for Jan .-Feb., 1897. n. t. p. 7 pp.
New series, report no. 146. Crop report for March, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
New series, repfirt no. 147. Crop report for April, 1897. n. t. p. 8 pp.
New series, report no. 148. Crop report for May, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
New series, report no. 149. Crop rei>ort for June, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
New series, report no. 150. Cro|) report for July, 1897. n. t. p. 8 pp.
New series, report no. 151. Cro|i report for August, 1897. n. t. p. 7 pp.
New series, report no. 152. Crop report for September, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
New series, report no. 1.53. Crop report for October, 1897. n. t. \k 4 pp.
New series, report no. 154. Crop report for November, 1897. n. t. p. 4 pp.
New .series, report no. 155. (^rop report for J>eeember, 1897. n. t. p. 30 pp.
Circular No. 5. Local taxation as affecting farms. 1897. 10 pp.
Circular No. (i. Cereal crops of 1896. n. t. p. 12 pp.
Circular No. 7. Cotton crop of 1S96. n. t. p. 4 pp.
Circular No. 8. Cotton crops of 1896-97. n. t. p. 14 pp.

36 [V. 36] No. 156. Report on condition of winter grain on April 1, 1899,
and losses of farm animals during year ending Mar. 31, 1899, with
statistics of foreign crops, n. t. p. 38 pp.

[Discontinued.]

A27.9": Statistical reports (separates)

F94 I Fruit-croj) prospects in U. S. May 1, 1894. n. t. p. pp. 251-253.
I [Reprinted from New series, report no. 115 of Statistician.]

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OIVISIOX

AXI> PATHOEOCiY

[Formerly Division of Vegetable pathology. Merged into Bureau of Plant Industry Julv 1, 1901.
A19. For historical sketch of Division see Yearbook 1897 (Al. 10:897), p. 99.]

See

8 pi. 3 maps. 1 diagram. (Also in

Annual reports

Report of the ^Iycologist

1886 (Scribner) [1] +95-138 pp.

Al. 1:886, p. 95.)
Report of Chief of Section of Vegetable Pathology

1887 (Scribner), 323-397 pp. 17 pi. (Also in Al. 1:887, p. 323.)

1888 (Galloway), iv+325-404+iii pp. 19 jil. 1 map. (Also iu Al. 1:888,

p. 325. )

1889 (Galloway), [l]4-397-432 pp. 2 pi. (Also in Al. 1:889, p. 397.)
Report of Chief of Division of Vegetable Pathology

1890 (Gallowav), [1] +393-408 pp. 5 pi. (Also in Al. 1:890, p. 393.)
" " ' " " ' 3pl. (Also in Al. 1:891, p. 359.)

4 pi. (Also in Al. 1:892, p. 215.)
(Also in Al. 1:893, p. 245.)

[l]+359-378 pp.
[1] +215-246 pp.
iii+ 245-276 pp.

1891 (Galloway

1892 (Galloway),

1893 (Gallowav).

1894 (Galloway) . (In Al.l :894; p. 143. ;
Report of Chief of Division of Vegetable Physiology' and Pathology

1895 (Galloway). (In Al. 1:895, p. 169.)

1896 (Galloway), iii+15-22 pp. (Also in Al. 1:896, p. 15.)

1897 (Galloway), iii+7-13 pp. (Also in Al. 1:897, p. 7. )

1898 (Woods), iii+27-36 pp. (Also in Al.l:898, p. 27. )

1899 (Galloway), iii+71-83 pp. (Also in Al.l:899, p. 71.)

1900 (Galloway), ii+49-58 pp. (Also in Al. 1:900, p. 49.)

1901 (Woods). [This final report of the division was made through the

chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry, forming part of his annual
report for 1901. {See Al. 1:901, p. 46; also A19.1:901, p. 46.)]

Oeneral publieations

None issued.
Bulletins

No. 1. Additional evidence on communicability of peach yellows and
peach rosette; by Krwin F. Smith. 1891. 65 pp. 39 pi.

No. 2. California vine disease, preliminary report of investigations; by
Newton B. Pierce. 1892. 222 pp. 25 pi. 2 charts.

No. 3. Experiments made in 1891 in treatment of plant diseases; by
B.T.Galloway. 1892. 76 + [l] pp. 8 pi.

No. 4. Experiments with fertilizers for j)revention and cure of peach yel-
lows, 1889-92; by Erwin F. Smith. 1893. 197 pp. 33 pi.

No. 5. Pollination of i)ear flowers; by Merton B. Waite. 1894. 110 pp.
12 pi.
Same, [2d edition.] 1895. 110 pp. 12 pi.

No. 6. Bordeaux mixture as a fungicide; b)^ D. G! Fairchild. 1894. 55 pp.

No. 7. Effect of spraying with fungicides on growth of nursery stock; by
B. T. Galloway. 1894. 41 pp.

No. 8. Principal diseases of citrus fruits in Florida; by Walter T. Swingle
and Herbert J. Webber. 1896. 42 pp. 8 pi.

No. 9. Bordeaux mixture, its chemistry, })hysical properties, and toxic
effects on fungi and algiv; tty Walter T. Swingle. 1896. 37 pp.

No. 10. Copper sulphate and germination, treatment of seed with copper
sulphates to prevent attacks of fungi; by Walter H. Evans. 189(>.

No. 11. J.egal enactments for restriction of plant diseases, compilation of

laws of II. S. and Canada; by Erwin F. Smith. 1896. 45 pp.
No. 12. Bacterial disease of tomato, eggplant, and Irish potato; by Erwin

F. Smith. 1896. 28 pj). 2 jd.
No. 13. Sooty mold of orange and its treatment; by Herbert J. Webber.

1897. 44 i)p. 5 1)1.
No. 14. Bermuda lily disease, ])rcliminary report of investigations; by

Albert F. Woods. 1897. 15 pi).

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A28. VECETABI^K PHYSIOLOGY A\D PATIIOEOOY'^

1> I VISIOX— Continued
Bulletins — Continual •

No. 15. Some edible and

9
10
11
12
13
14

J xjisonous fungi ; by
iii+453-470 pp. 10 pi.
[Reprinteii from Yearbook. 1897.]

W. G. Farlow. 1898.

No.

No.

No.

10. Cereal rusts of United States, a physiological investigation; by
Mark Alfred Carleton. 1899. 74 pp. 4 pi.

17. Wilt disease of cotton, watermelon, and cowpea; bv l.rwin F.

Smith. 1899. 72 pp. 10 pi.
IS. Physiological role of mineral nutrients; l)y Oscar Loevv. 1899.

00 pp.
No. 19. Stigmonose: a disease of carnations and other pinks; bv Albert F.

Woods. 1900. 30 pp. 3 pi.
No. 20. Peach leaf curl, its nature and treatment; bv Newton B. Pierce.

1900. 204 pp. 30 leaves. 30 pi.
No. 21. Two diseases of red cedar, caused by Polyporus juniperinus n. sp.

and Polyporus earneus nees; preliminarv report; by Hermann von

Schrenk. 1900. 22 pp. 7 pi.
No. 22. Xenia, or immediate effect of pollen, in maize; by Herbert J.

Webber. 1900. 44 pp. 4 pi.
No. 23. Spot disease of violet (Alternaria violse n. sp. ); bv P. H. Dorsett.

1900. 16 pp. 7 pi.
No. 24. Basis for improvement of American wheats; by Mark Alfred

Carleton. 1900. 87 pp. 11 pi.
No. 25. Some diseases of New England conifers, preliminarj' rei:)ort; by

Hermann von Schrenk. 1900. 5(| pp. 1.5 pi.
No. 26. Wakker's hyacinth germ Pseudomanas hvacinthi (Wakker);

by Erwin F. Sinith. 1901. 45 pp. 1 pi.
Same, 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 694; serial no. 4000.
No. 27. Wilt disease of cotton and its control; bv W. A. Orton. 1900.

16 pp. 4 pi.
No. 28. Cultural characters of Pseudomonas hyacinthi, Ps. campestris,

Ps. phaseola, and Ps. stewarti, four one-fiagellate yellow 'bacteria

parasitic on plants; bv Erwin F. Smith. 1901. 153 pp.
No. 29. Plant breeding; by Willet ISI. Hays. 1901. 72 pp. 6 pi.
Cireulars
[No. 1.] Treatment of downy grape mildew and T)lack-rot [of grape].

[May, 1886.] n. t. p. 3 pp.
[No. 2. (irapevine mildew and black-rot.] May 11, 1886. n. t. p. 3 pp.
No. 3. Treatment of downv mildew and black-rot of grape; by Norman

J. Colman. April, 1887. 2 pp. 4°.
No. 4. Treatment of potato and tomato for blight and rot; bv F. Lamson-

Scribner. July 2, 1887. [3] pp. 4°.
No. 5. Fungicides, or remedies for plant diseases; by F. Lamson-Scribner.

Apr. 25, 1888. n. t. p. 10 pp.
No. 6. Treatment of black-rot of grape; by B. T. Galloway, n. d. n. t. p.

3 pp.

Grape-vine diseases; by B. T. Galloway, n. d. n. t. p. [4] pp.
Experiments in treatment of pear leaf-blight and apple powdery

mildew; [by B. T. Galloway], n. p. [1889] 11 pp.
Root-rot of cotton, circular of inquirv; bv J- M. Rusk. n. d. n. t. p.

[■i] PP-
No. 10. Treatment of nursery stock for leaf-blight and powdery mildew;
by B. T. Galloway. 1891. 8 pp.

11. [(Questions regarding black-rot, downy mildew, and anthracnose of
grape; by Edwin Willits.] n. d. (Circ.)

12. [C2uestions asked and specimens of straw and stubble of wheat,
oats, rye, and barley solicited; by J. M. Rusk.] n. d. (Circ.)

No. 13. [Letter of inquirv relative to leaf curl of peach trees; by Edwin

AVillits.] Nov. 25," 1893. [3] pp. 4°
No. 14. [Letter of inquiry relative to grain rusts, requesting specimens of

rusted wheat, oats, rye, and barley; by Chas. W. Dabney.] Feb. 23,

1894. (Circ.)

No.
No.

8.

No. 9.

No.
No.

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niVlSIOX— Continued

Circulars — Contiuuinl

No. 15. Treatment for sooty mold of orange; by H. J. '\Vel)l)er. Jan. 2,
1895. n. t. p. 4 pp.

16 No. 16. Danger of introdncing a Central American coffee disea-^^e intcf
Hawaii; by Walter T. Swingle. July 26, 1898. 4 pp.

17 No. 17. New spraying devices; by B. T. Galloway. April 5, 1899. ji. t. j).
4 i-p.

18 No. 18. New wheat industry for semi-arid we.st; bv Mark Altred Carleton.
June 28, 1901. n. t. p. 8 pp.

Journal of mycology

[Devoted to study of fungi, especially in their relation to plant diseases.]

V. 1-4. (Not Government publications.)
Quarterly bulletin.

V. 5. Nos. l-[4]. M-dr., June, Sept., [Dec], 1889. v-f 5-249 pp. 14 p.
Periodical bulletin.

V. 6. Nos. 1-4. Mav, Sept., 1890; Jan., Apr., 1891. iv+207 pp. 18 pi.
V. 7. Nos. 1^. Sept., 1891; May, 1892; Mav, 1893; Aug., 1894. v+
iii+478 pp. 38 pi.

[Discontinued.]

Journal of niya'ology (separates)

[A few of the more important papers oontr.ined in the volumes were issued sepa-
rately.]

A29>. ^VEATESER KrKEAU

[For historical skctcli of Bureau, ,svy Yearbook, Itsy? lAl. 10:897), p. 59.]

Annual reports^

[From 1891 to 1895 the report was in two parts, the administrative, which was printed
as part of the Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture, and als"^ issued
separately in pamphlet form, and the " Meteorological data," a continuation of
the series issued by t Signal Office, War Dciit.. bound in quarto cloth vilumes.
Beginning with 1896, he two were combined in one volume, an ablirtviation
of the administrative portion also appearing in the Secretary's report and in
a separate pamphlet, 8°]

891^ 1891 [Pt. 1]. Special report of Chief of Weather Bureau to Secretary of
Agriculture, [July to Oct.] 1891. 1891. 26 jjp.

891 2 1891 [Pt. 2]. [Administrative] report of Chief of Weather Bureau for
■ 1891; l)v .Mark W. Harrington. 1892. iii-f 539-631+iii pp. 4 pi.
(ALso in Al.l: 891, p. 5;!9. )

891 » 1891 [Pt. 3]. Reportof Chief of Weather Bureau, 1891-92. [Meteorolog-
ical tables, 1891 and 1892.] 1893. 528 pp. 4 pi. 4° (^Calendar
years. )
Same, 52d Cong. 2d sess., II. mis. doc. 107, serial no. 3126.

892 1892. [Administrative] rei)ort of Chief of Weather Bureau for 1892; by
;\Iark W. Harrington. 1893. iv+551-626+ii pp. (Calendar year.)
(Also in Al.l: 892, p. 551.)

[Formeteorological tables, 1892 (calendar year), see A29.1 :891 s.]

8931 1893 [-pt i"] [Administrative] rei)ort of Chief of Weather Bureau for
1893; l)v Mark W. Harrington. 1894. iii+89-122 pp. 4 ])1.
(Alsoiii Al.l: 893, p. 89.)

8932 1893 [Pt. 2]. Report of Chief of Weather Bureau, 1893. [Meteorolog-
ical tables, 1893 (calendar year).] 1894. 319 pp. 4°

894 1894. Reportof Chief of Weather Bureau, 1894. [Meteorological tables,
1894 (calendar year).] 1895. 288 pp. 4°

Same, 53d Cong., 3d sess., H. mis. doc. 88; serial no. 3;i.")9.

[For administrative report (fiscal year) see Al. 1:894, p. 77.]

895 1895. Report of Chief of Weather Bureau for 1895, bv Willis L. Moore.
1895. iii +65-96 pp. (Also in Al. 1:895, p. 65. )

[For meteorological tables, 1895 (calendar year) , see A29.1:896.]

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tlou no.

A29.1: Annual reports— Continued

896 1896. Report of Chief of Weather Bureau, 1895-96 (fiscal year). [With
meteorological table.s, 1895 (calendar year).] 1895. xl+266 pp.
8 charts. 4°

Same, 54th Cong., 1st eess., H. doc. 428; serial no. 3453.

[The administmtive portion of the report, rearranged, is also in Al. 1:896, p. 243.]

897 1897. Reportof Chief of Weather Bureau, 1896-97 (fiscal year). [With
meteorological tal)les, 1896 (calendar vear).] 1897. x+431 pp.
22+11 charts. 61 pi. 2 il.

Same, 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 166; serial no. 3670.
[Administrative portion of report, also in Al. 1:897, p. 199.]

898 1898. Report of Chief of Weather Bureau, 1897-98 (fiscal year). [With
meteorological taV)les, 1897 (calendar year).] 1899. 338 pj). 7 pi.
21 charts. 9 diagrams.

Same, 55th Cong., 3d sess., H.-doc. 270; serial no. 3820.
[Administrative portion of report, also in Al. 1:898, p. 208.]
899' 1899. Report of Chief of Weather Bureau, 1898-99, vol. 1 (fiscal year).
[With meteorological tables, 1898 (calendar vear).] 1900.
v+247 pp. 4°
899'^ Same, vol. 2. [Report on international cloud observations, INIav 1,

1896, to Julv 1, 1897; prepared by Frank H. Bigelow.] 1900.
787 pp. 79 charts. 4°

Same, 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 660, pts. 1 and 2; serial nos. 3998

and 3999.
[Administrative portion of report, also in Al. 1:899, p. 9.]
900 1900. Report of Chief of Weather Bureau, 1899-1900 (fiscal year).
[With meteorological tables, 1899 (calendar vear).] 1901.
436 pp. 4°
Same, 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 517; serial no. 4177.
[Administrative portion of report, also in Al. 1:900, p. 7.]
901 ' 1901. Report of Chief of Weather Bureau, 1900-1901 (fiscal year), vol. 1.
[With meteorological tables, 1900 (calendar year).] 1901.
318 pp. 4°
Same, 57th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 19, pts. 1 and 2; serial nos. 4319 and

4320.
[Administrative portion of report, also in Al. 1:901, p. 3.]
901^ Same, v. 2. [Report on barometry of U. S., Canada, and West Indies;

by Frank H. Bigelow.] 1902. [l]+1005pp. 222 charts.
902 1902. Report of Chief of Weather Bureau, 1901-1902 (fiscal year).
[With meteorological tables, 1901 (calendar year).] 1902.
xxvii+342 pp. 5 charts.
Same, 57th Cong., 2d sees., H. doc. 19; serial no. 4485.
[Administrative portion of report, also in Al. 1:902, p. 3.]

A29.1": Annual reports (separates)

[The various series of tables, designated as "parts" in the volumes, are also issued
separately.]

A29.2: Oeneral publications

Al 1 Alaska. The climate of Alaska; by Willis L. Moore. 1897. 2 1. 4°

Ar4 Arid regions. Some climatic features of arid regions; communicated to

National Irrigation Congress at its 5th annual session. Phoenix,

Ariz., Dec. 15-17, 1896; by Willis L. Moore. 1896. 19 pp. 3 charts.

At6 ' Atmospheric circulation in tropical cvclones, as shown by movements of

clouds; by H. B. Boyer. [1896.] 17 pp. 17 pi.
At6'^ Atmospheric survey. U. S. daily atmospheric survey; bv W. L. Moore.

1897. n. t. p. 6 pp.
B73 Brazos River flood bulletin. July 15, 1889. (Map.)
038 Charts showing daily river stages in feet. 1892. 19 x 24 in.
C49 Cipher code of wind signal orders, amending instructions to special

display men. Nov., 1892. 10 pp.

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tioii nil.

A29. ^VEATIIER Bl'REAl— ContiniUMl

J9.2: CiJeiieral publieatioiiN — Continued

C61 ' Climate and Health (monthly periodical). [Announcing discontinuance
of ]>nhlication of Climate and Health.] June 22, J 896. (Circ. )

C61 ^ ! Climatic charts of U. S., 1900. [26 charts bound.]
[Each chart was originally i.ssued separately.]

C62' I Cloud forms. Description of cloud forms, n. d. (Chart.)

C62'- I Same, 2d edition, n. d.

C62-* I Same, 3d edition, n. d.

C62' i Same, 4tli edition, n. d.

C93 Current chart of Great Lakes. 1892. Proliable currents of Great Lakes
[deduced from bottle paper observations]. 1893. 24x34 in. (Chart.)

C99 Cyclones. Development and movement of cyclones, as shown in morning
and evening weather maps Apr. 2-6, 1892; prepared bv C. F.
Marvin. 1S93. [IS] pp. Oblong 1. 8°

D14 Dakotas. Certain climatic features of two Dakotas; bv John P. Finlej'.
1893. 206 pp. 89 pi. 4°
Same, 52d Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 157; serial no. 2893.

D51 Dew-point. Tables for obtaining temperature of dew-point, relative
humiditv, etc. [From instructions to voluntarv observers. 1892.
In A29.12:V88.] 1897. pp. 66-98. (c. t. o.)

F76 Forecaster and newspaper; by Harvey Maitland Watts. 1901. 22 pp.

F92 Frost. Injurv and methods of protection from frost; bv W. H. Haramon.
1896. 12 pp. (For revised ed., see A29. 3:23.)

F94 j Fruits. Protection of fruits, vegetables, and other food products, from
injurv l)v heat or cold during transportation; l)v ]Mark W.
Harrington. Aug. 22, 1894. n. t. p. 7 pp.

G81' Great Lakes. Display of wind signals on Great Lakes. 1895. (Circular
of information. ) 13 pp. 1 pi.

G81 2 Same. 1896. 18 pp. 1 pi.

G81 3 i Great Lakes. Wreck chart of Great Lakes. 1886-91. (Broadside.)

G81* j Same. 1886-93. (Broadside.)

G81' j Great Lakes. Wrecks which occurred on Great Lakes Dec. 17, 1885, to
{ Nov. 15, 1893. 1894. 22 pp.

G81* j Great Lakes. AV recks and casualties on Great Lakes during 1895, 1896,
! 1897; by Norman B. Conger. 1898. 23 pp.

G81 " I Great Lakes. Wreck and casualty chart of Great Lakes. 1894. (Broad-
side. )

<i81^ ' Great Lakes. Section map of Great Lakes. [1892.] Chart 19x24 inches,

H94 ' Hurricane of Aug. 13-16, 1901, on Louisiana and Mississij^pi coasts.
Special report on. [1901. ] n. t. ji. 6 ])p.

In8 , [International svmbols recommended for use bv Meteorological Congress,
Munich, 1892; byMark W.Harrington.] Jan. 1, 1894. n.t.p. 5 pp.

LI 5 j Lake levels. Variations in lake levels and atmospheric precipitation; by
j Alfred J. Henry. 1899. 8 pp.

L62' j Lightning. Protection from lightning; by Alexander McAdie. 1894.
I (Circular of information. ) 20 pp. 11 pi.

L62'' 1 Same. 2d edition. 1894. 21pp. 6 pi.

L62» 1 Same. 3d edition. 1894. 21 i>p. 6 pi.
i ^ See, for 4th ed., A29.3:15.

N27 I Nebraska. Dejiartures from normal temperature and rainfall with crop
, yields in Nebraska; by H.H.C.Dimwoody. 1896. 30 pp. 4°

N81 North Pacific coast weather map. Explanation of North Pacific coast
weather map; by Willis L. Moore. 4 jip. 16°

Pll Pacific slope. Weather forecasting and weatlier tvpes on North Pacific
slope; by B. S. Paguc and S. M. Blandford, Portland, Greg. 1897.
29+ [1] pp.

PI 9 Pan-American P^xposition weather maps; with special color-printed envel-
ope. [1901.] (Broadside.)

P21 Paris. Responses to programme of questions proposed for discussion at
Paris International Meteorological Congress, Sept., 1896. 1896.
29 pp.

P91' Precipitation. Details of precipitation (rain and melted snow) at sta-
tions in Nebraska and South Dakota. Mar. 6, 1894. 33 pp.*
* No pojiy found.

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1*91-

P91»
R)5

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R13^

R521
R52'^

Sa2

Si2'

Si2 2
Su7i

Su7^

Til

T34

T431

T43^

W371

\V37'''

W37*
W375
W37e

W37'
A29.3:

1

8
9

10

A29. ^VEATIIKR BUREAU— ContiniuMl
Oenerjil publication!* — I'ontinued

(if (Uiilv precipitation at sjiecial river and rainfall
S. Weather Bureau, for 1893, 1894, 1895. 1900.

l'recii)itation. Tal)l(

stations of U

[2] 4-256 pp.
Precipitation. Table shovvin<j depth of jirecipitation corresponding to

given weights. [1892.] card. 12°.
Psychronietric tables for obtaining vapor pressure, relative humidity, and

temperature of dew-point; prepared bv C. F. Marvin. 1900.

84 pp.
Rainfall chart. Lines of equal time of water travel at Cairo, 111. [1892.]

22 X 28 in.
Rainfall laws, deduced from twenty years' observations; by Gustavus

Hinrichs. AVeat her Bureau, 1893. 94 pp.
River and flood service. Chart of river and flood service. 1897.
River and flood service charts, showing area covered by water of Miss-
issippi River in April, 1897. 1897.*
St. Marys Falls Canal. Relation of certain atmospheric changes to

changes in water level in St. Marys Falls Canal. 1894. n. t. p.

2 pp. 4°
Signal Service. Statement of expenditures of Signal Service and Weather

Bureau. 1893. 3 pp.
Same. 1895. 3 pp. 4°
Sunshine. Table of monthly amounts of possible sunshine for hours

ending shortly after sunrise (and) sunset. 1894. 2 pp. card.
Sunshine table 1. Local time of sunrise and sunset for north latitudes,

from 25° to 49°, inclusive. 2 pp. card.
Tables for dividing by 672, 720, 744, 56, 60, 62. Records Division,

Weather Bureau. 1893. 15 pj).
Thermometer scales. Comparison of thermometer scales. [1892 J card.

[Circular of instructions.] [1892.] 'J. i>]
1901. 15 pp. 24°

(Single sheet

charts.

Thunderstorm observations

Same. [1893.] 2 pp
Weather Bureau. [Its history and work.]

[F(jr distribution at Pan-American Exposition.]
Weather charts. Explanation of weather

[1892.] f°
Weather code, Dec. 1, 1892. 1892. 93 pp. 4°

Same, Dec. 1, 1896. 1896. 116 pp. 4°

Same, Mar. 1, 1902. 1902. 93 pp. 4°
Weather map. Explanation of weather map; bv Willis L. Moore. 3 pp.

16°
Weather map, Dec. 13-16, 1893. [Wall map, 52 X 56 in.] 1894.

Bulletins

No. 1. Notes on climate and meteorology of Death Vallev, California; by

Mark W. Harrington. 1892. 50 pp.
No. 2. Notes on new method for discussion of magnetic observations; by

Frank H. Bigelow. 1892. 40 pp. 1 pi.

3. Relations of soil to climate; by E. W. Hilgard. 1892. 59 pp.

4. Some physical proiierties of soils in their relation to moisture and
crop distribution; by Milton Whitney. 1892. 90 pp.

No. 5. Observations and experiments on fluctuations in level and rate of
movement of ground water on Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment
Station farm, and at Whitewater, Wis.; by Franklin H. t.-;..-
1892. 75 pp. 6 pi.

No. 6. Diurnal variation of l)arometric pressure; bv Frank N.
1892. 32 pp.

7. Report of first annual meeting of American Association of
Weather Services. 1893. 49~[)y>.

8. Climatology of cotton plant; by P. H. Mell. 1893. 68 pp.

9. Forecasting of thunderstorms during summer of 1893; by N, B.
Conger. 1893. 54 pj). 6 pi.

No. 10. Climate of Chicago; by Henry A. Hazen. 1893. 137 pp. 4 pi.
* No copy found.

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No.
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A29. AVEATIIER BUREAU— Continued

Bulletini — Continued

No. 11. Report of International ^Meteorological Congress, Chicago, Aug.
21-24, 1893, under auspices of Congress Auxiliary of World's
Columbian Exposition; edited bv Oliver L. Fassig. [pt. 1.] 1894.
xv+206 pp. 10 pi.

11 2 Same, pt. 2. 1895. [4]+xv-xvi+207-o83 pp. 15 pi.

113 Same, pt. 3. 1896. [2]+xvii-xxi+585-772 pp. 18 pi.

12 ! No. 12. Condensation of atmospheric moisture; by Carl Barus. 1895.

' 104 pp.

131 No. 13. Temperatures injurious to food products in storage and during

transportation, and methods of protection from same; by H. E.

Williams. 1894. 20 pp.
13^ Same, [2d edition]. 1896. 20 pp.

14 No. 14. Report of third annual meeting of American Association of State
Weather Services, [Brooklyn]. 1894. 31 pp.

15 No. 15. Protection from lightning; by A. McAdie. [4th edition revised.]
1895. 26 pp. 8 pi.

See for ]st-3d eds., A29.2: L62.

16 No. 16. Determination of relative quantities of aqueous vapor in atmos-
phere, bv means of absorption lines of the spectrum; by L. E.
Jewell. '1896. 12 pp. 2 pi.

17. Work of Weather Bureau in connection with .rivers of United
States. 1896. 106 pp. 4 pi.

18. Report of fourth annual meeting of American Association of
State Weather Services, Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 16, 17, 1895. 1896.
55 pp.

19. Report on relative humiditv of southern New England and other
localities; by Alfred J. Henry. 1896. 23 i)p. 4 ])1.

20. Storms, storm tracks, and weather forecasting; by Frank H.
Bigelow. 1897. 87 pp.

21. Abstract of report on solar and terrestrial magnetism, in their
relations to meteorology; l)v Frank H. Bigelow. 1898. 176 pp.
9 pi.

22. Climate of Cuba, also Note on weather of Manila; by W. F. R.
Phillips. 1898. 23 i)p.

23. Frost: when to exj)ect it and how to lessen the injury therefrom;
by W. H. Hammon. [Revised ed.] 1899. 37 i)p.

See for 1st ed. A29.2:F92.

24. Proceedings of convention of Weather Bureau officials, Omaha,
Nebr., Octt. 13, 14, 1898; edited bv James Berrv. 1899. 184 pp.
Ipl.

25. 'Weather forecasting: some facts historical, practical, and theo-
retical; by Willis L. Moore. 1899. 16 pp.

26. Lightning and electricitv of air; [articles] bv Alexander f). M'Adie
and Alfred J. Henry. 2pts.ini. 1899. 74 pp. 4 pi.

27. ProV)able state of skv along path of total eclipse of sun. May 28,
1900, observations of 1899; by Frank H. Bigelow. 1899. 23 pp.
4 charts.

28 No. 28. Climate of San Francisco, Cal. ; by Alexander (i. M'Adie and
George II. Willson. 1899. 30 pp. 2 pi.

29. Frost fighting; by Alexander G. McAdie. 1900. 15 i)p. 6 ])1.

30. Loss of life in U. S., by lightnmg; bv Alfred J. Henry. 1901.
21 pp. 4 pi.

31. Proceedings of 2d convention of Weather Bureau officials, held at
Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 27-29, 1901; edited by James P>errv and
W. F. 1{. Phillips. 1902. 246 + [1] pp. 38 pi.

32. Hurricanes, especially those of Porto Rico and St. Kitts; by Wil-
liam H. Alexander. 1902. 79 pp.

■Iiilloliii!!* (separates)

[Solium of till' article.s in the Bulletins are issued separately.]

C'ircularN

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tlon no.

A29.5: I Bullclins (lettered)

A A. 8uininary of intei'national meteorological obserrations; bv H. H. C.
I Dunwoody. 1893. 10 leaves. 53 pi. eleph f°

B. Currents of Great Lakes, as deduced from movements of bottle papers,
during seasons of 1892 and 1893; by INIark W. Harrington. 1894.
6 leaves. 6 pi. eleph. f°

Same, revised edition. 1895. 14 pp. 6 pi. eleph. f°

C. Rainfall and snow of United States, compiled to end 1891, with annual,
seasonal, monthlv, and other charts; bv Mark W. Harrington.
1894. 80 pp. 4°'.

Same, Atlas. 1894. 25 pi. eleph. f°

D. Rainfall of United States, with annual, seasonal, and other charts; by
Alfred J. Henry. 1897. 58 pp. 15 pi.

E. Floods of Mississippi River; by Park Morrill. 1S97. vi-(-79 pp.
58 pi. 4°

F. Vertical gradients of temperature, humidity, and wind direction.
Preliminary report on kite observations of 1898; bv H. C .Franken-
tield. 1899. 71 pp. 7 pi. 4°

G. Atmospheric radiation, a research conducted at Allegheny Observatory
and at Providence, R. I.; submitted to Chief of Weather Bureau by
Frank W. Very. 1900. 134 pp. 4°

H. West Indian hurricanes; by E. B. Garriott. 1900. 111+69 pp. 7

charts. 4°
1. Eclipse, meteorology, and allied problems; by Frank H. Bigelow. 1902.

166 pp. 43 charts. 4°
J. Wind velocity and fluctuations of water level on Lake P'rie; by Alfred

J. Henry." 1902. 22 pp. 25 pi.

A29.6: Moallily wcallter revie^v

[Vols. 1-18 and nos. 1-6 of vol. 19 issued by Signal Service, War Department, W42.20:
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V.

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12. Dec. 343-376. 7 ch.

13. Annual Summary, pp. 377-390+vi. 7 ch

1894. Washington: Weather Bureau. 1895.

1. Jan. pp. 1—45. 6 ch.

2. Feb. pp. 47-97. 6 ch.
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Washington

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11. Nov. pp. 471-516+[1]. 9ch.

12. Dec. pp. 519-568. 7 ch.

13. Annual Sunnnary. pp. 569-579+7.
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1898. Washington: Weather Bureau.

4. Apr. pp. 139-193. 8 eh.

5. May. pp. 195-240. 12 eh.

6. June. pp. 241-290. 7 eh.

7. July. pp. 291-341. 12 cli.
Aug. pp. 343-390. 7 eh.
Sept. pp. 391-i37. 17 ch.
Oct. pp. 439-492. 11 ch.
Nov. pp. 493-525. 12 ch.
Bee. pp. 527-591. 12 ch.

pp. 593-605-

1899— Continued

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:h.

1899. Washington: Weather Bureau. 1900.

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Mar. pp. 89-138. 13 ch.

Apr. pp. 139-186.

May. pp. 187-241.

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Julv. pp. 287-341.

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A29. WEATHER BIJRE AH— Continued

Iflontlily weather review (separates)

[Some of ihe moro important artifles in tlie Review were is-^ued separately in
pamphlet form.]

Climate and crop bulletin (broadside)

[The Climate and Crop Bulletin is issued weekly from April to September during
the season of planting, cultivating, and harvesting of crops, and monthly from
October to March. Thetitle "Climate and Crop Bulletin" wasadopted February,
189(5, the bulletin having been previously issued under the title "Weather-Crop
Bulletin." This publication deals with the general weather and crofi conrtitiinis
of the United States, while bulletins showing more detailed information for the
several States are issued from the central stations of 4;3 climate and crop centers.
A Climate and Crop Bulletin of the cotton region, dealing more particularly with
the weather conditions affecting the cotton crop, is published weekly at New
Orleans from about May 1 to the latter part of October. Cotton RegionBulletins
containing temperature and rainfall observations reported by telegraph from
about 150 stations in the Southern States are issued daily from 12 district centers
in the cotton belt from Ajiril 16 to October 31. Corn and Wheat Region Bulle-
tins, identical in character with the preceding, are issued daily from 9 district
centers in the corn and wheat belt from April 1 to September 30. Fruit and
Wheat Bulletins, also identical, are issued from San Francisco during June, July,
and August.]

Weather-crop bulletin.

[Nos. 1-21 issued by Signal Office, U. S. A.]

1891.

Nos. 22-39.

1892.

Nos. 1-33.

1893.

Nos. 1-32.

1894.

Nos. 1-32.

1895.

Nos. 1-32.

1896.

No. 1.

Climate and crop bulletin.

1896.

Nos. 2-32.

1897.

Nos. 1-32.

1898.

Nos. 1-31.

1899.

Nos. 1-31.

1900.

Nos. 1-32.

1901.

Nos. 1-32.

1902.

Nos. 1-30.

Climate and Health

[Contains reports of "systematic Investigation to ascertain the relationships and
applicability of climatic and weather conditions to sanitary science." Issued
monthly, July, 1895, to March, 1896, and then discontinued.]

1895. V. 1, nos. 1-6. July-Dec. 1895.
No. 1. July. pp. 1-25. 20 ch.

No. 2. Aug. pp. 27-58. 25 ch.

No. 3. Sept. pp. 59-82. 20 ch.

No. 4. Oct. pp. 83-107. 20 ch.

No. 5. Nov. pp. 109-145. 24 ch.

No. 6. Dec. pp. 147-174. 12 ch.

1896. V. 2, nos. 1-3. Jan. -Mar. 1896.
No. 1. Jan. 1-35. 14 ch.

No. 2. Feb. 37-64. 12 ch.

No. 3. Mar. 65-92. 12 ch. 1 diagram.

[Discontinued Mar. 28, 1896.]

Cold Avave bulletin (broadside)

No. 1. Cold wave of Jan. 2-5, 1896. Jan. 8, 1896. (Chart.)

Daily river §taget«

Pts. 1-3. Issued by Signal Office, War Department.

Ft. 4. Principal rivers of U. S., 1890-92; by Thomas Russell. Ixvii. 4°

Same, with gauge readings. Ixvii ^^439 jip. 10 charts. 4°
Pt. 5. Principal rivers of U. S., 1893-95; by Park Morrill. Ixii jij.. 4°

Same, with gauge readings. Ixii -f 555 pp. 4°
Pt. 6. Principal rivers of U. S., 1896-99; by H. C. Frankentield. 1900.
446 pp. 4°

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A29. WEATHER BIIREAIT—Continued

Instrument Room (or ]>i vision) eireulars

A. Instructions for obtaining and transcribing records from recording
instruments. Washington, Weather Bureau. 1892. 12 pp.
Same, rev. ed. ; by C. F. Marvin. 1894. 40 pp.

A. Instructions for obtaining and tabulating records from recording instru-

_ ments; by C. F. Marvin. 1898. 31 pp.

B. Directions for use of maximum and minimum thermometers. Wash-

ington, AVeather Bureau. 1892. 11 pp.

B. Instructions for use of maximum and minimum thermometers, rev.

ed. 1895. 16 pp.

C. Instructions for use of rain-gauge. Washington, Weather Bureau,

1892. 8 pp.
Same, rev. ed. 1895. 11 pp.

D. Anemometry, a circular of general information respecting theory and

operation of typical instruments for indicating, measuring, and auto-
matically recording wind movement and direction, etc. ; prepared
by C. F." Marvin. 'Washington, Weather Bureau. 1893. 40 pp.
Same. 1900. 67 pp. 1 pi.

E. Instructions for using Marvin's weighing rain and snow gauge [by C. F.

Marvin]. 1893. 16 pp.

E. Measurement of precipitation; by C. F. Marvin. 1899. 28 pp.

F. Barometers and measurement of atmospheric pressure; byC. F. Marvin.

1894. 74 pp.
Same, 2d edition. 1901. 94 pp.

G. Instructions for use of combined maximum and minimum soil ther-

mometers; by C. F. Marvin and Milton Whitney. 1894. 8 pp.
G. Instructions for care and management of sunshine recorders; by C. F.
Marvin. 1896. 18 pp.
Same, 2d ed. 1901. 19 pp.
H. Instructions for use of maximum and minimum radiation thermome-
ters; by C. F. Marvin and Milton Whitney. 1894. 10 pp.
[No circulars I or J will be issued.]
K. Instructions for aerial observers; by C. F. Marvin. 1898. 33 pp.
3 pi.

Instruetions (unnumbered )

Aneroid barograph. Instructions for use of aneroid barograph on Great

Lakes. Washington, Weather Bureau. 1897. 7 pp.
Corn. Instructions governing corn, wheat, cotton, sugar, and rice region

service; by James Berry. Washington, Weather Bureau. 1897.

9 pp. 1 table.
Cotton region. Instructions to observers and code for enciphering reports

at cotton region and sugar and rice stations of Weather Bureau.

Washington, D. C, Weather Bureau. 1892. 27 pp.
Same. 1895. 39 pp.
Displaymen. Instructions to special displaymen. Washington, D. C,

Weather Bureau. 1892. 13 pp. 12°.
Displaynien. Instructions to wind-signal displavnien. Washington,

Weather Bureau. 1896. 11pp. 1 pi.
Observers. Instructions for observers. 1895. 82 pp.
Rainfall observers. Instructions to special rainfall observers. Washing-
ton, D. C, Weather Bureau. 1893. 22 pp.
River observers. Instructions for special river observers; by Thomas

Russell. Washington, D. C, Weather Bureau. 1892. 54 pp.
River observers. Instructions for special river observers. 1894. 49 pp.
River observers. Instructions to special river and rainfall observers. 1902.

Seacoast telegraph lines. Instructions to operators on United States sea-
coast telegraph lines; by E. L. Bugbee. 1892. 24 pp.

Seacoast telegraph lines. Instructions to operators on seacoast telegraph
lines; bv J. H. Robinson. Washington, Weather Bureau. 1897.
26 pp. 'l pi.

Sunshine recorder. Instructions for usingglass electrical sunshine recorder,
pattern, 1893. n. t. p. [1S9;^.] 4 pp.

134

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A29. WEATHER Bl'RE All— Continued

IiiHtruetioni!! (uniunnbered) — Continued

Voluntiirv observers. Instructions for voluntary observers; Ijv T. Russell.

1892. 100 pp.
Voluntarv observers. Instructions for voluntary observers. Washington,
Weather Bureau. 1897. 22 pp. 1 pi.
Same, Washington, Weather Bureau. 1899. 23 pp. 1 pi.
Same, 2d edition, comprising circulars B and C, instrument room.
1901. 28 pp. 1 pi.

]9Ietcorolo$;icaI chart of the Oreat Lakes (20 x 25 in.)

1897. Oct.-Dec.

1898. Apr. -Dec. and Summary for vear.

1899. Mav-Dec; Summary for 1899; V. 2, no. 9; bv A. J. Henry and
N. B". Conger. 1899. 28 pp. 12 charts. 4°

1900. May-Dec. Nos. 1-8; Summary for season; by A. J. Henry and
N. B. Conger. V. 3, no. 9 [erroneously printed 10] . 23 pp. 14 ch. 4°

1901. No. 1. [No monthly date, received June 21, 1901.] 28 pp. 4 ch. 4°
No. 2. Summary for sea.son [no monthly date, received Jan. 30, 1902].

32 pp. 8 ch. 4°

1902. No. 1. 26 pp. 1 pi. 4°

River and flood service

Monthly report (reprinted from Monthlv Weather Review).
1897. Sept., 11 pp. 1 pi.
Oct., 11 pp. 1 pi.

pi.

Nov., 13 pp.

Ipl.

Dec, 13 pp.

Ipl.

1898. Jan., 18

pp. 1

Feb., 14 pp.

Ipl.

Mar., 19 pp.

Ipl.

Apr., 30 pp.

Ipl.

May, 14 pp.

Ipl.

June, 14 pp.

Ipl.

July, 13 pp.

Ipl.

Aug., 15 pp.

Ipl.

Sept., 15 pp.

Ipl.

Oct., 16 pp.

Ipl.

[Discontinued.]

Sanitary climatology circulars

No. 1. [Asking cooperation of phvsicians, boards of health, etc.] Jan. 2,

1895. (Circ.)
No. 2. [To officials of United States weather bureaus on methods of

keeping statistics, etc.] Jan. 2, 1895. (Circ.)
No. 3. [Topublishersof periodicals, newspapers, etc.] Jan. 2,1895. (Circ.)
No. 4. Information relative to investigation of influence of climate on

health. [1895.] 7 pp.
[Series discontinued.]

Snow and ice bulletin

[Issue bcKun Feb., 1892. Issued in weekly numbers from early in December to Latter
part of March. First title, "Depth of Snow on Ground," used to Mar. 30, 1896;
chanp;ed to "Snow and lee Chart," and continued under that name until Feb. 21,
1899, when the present title was substituted. Shows area covered by snow, its
depth, aind tlie thickness of ice in rivers and harbors.]

Storm bulletin

Lake sToinr lifLi.ETiN.

1893, nos. 1-5.

1894, no. 1.
Storm bulletin.

1894, nos. 2, 3.

1895, nos. 1-3.

1896, nos. 1-5.
1897 (none issued).

135

TablCN

ClaNsIflca-
tioii iiu.

A29.1T:

898
899
900

A29.1§:

891
892
893
894
895'

895^

896

897

898

899

900

901

902

A29.19:

897

A29. WEATHER BUREAU— Continued

Storm bulletin — Continued

Storm bulletin — Continued

1898, no. 1.

1899, no. 1.

1900, no. 1.

Weather map (broadside)

[Thi.s publication, issued at the Weather Bureau in Washington, is the only Govern-
ment publication issue<l I'very day in tlie year, Sundays and holidays included.

At 94 stations of the Weather Bureau smaller ueaiher maps are issued daily, except
Sundays and holidays. At 18 of the less important stations bulletins, containing
practically the same meteorological data that appear on the weather maps, are
issued.

To an extent permitted by the editions, the maps and bulletins are furnished free
of charge t(i business and commercial exchanges, corporations, firms, individ-
uals, and educational institutidus that will display them for the benefit of the
public or use them for ediicational purposes.]

[Issued bv Signal Office, tri-dailv from Jan. 1,1871, 7:35 a. m., to June 30, 1S88; semi-
daily," July 1, 1888, to June 30, 1891.]

Semi-daily.

1891, July 1-

1892, Jan. 1-

1893, Jan. 1-

1894, Jan. 1-

1895, Jan. 1-
Dailv.
1895;; Oct. 1-

1896, Jan. 1-

1897, Jan. 1-

1898, Jan. 1-

1899, Jan. 1-

1900, Jan. 1-

1901, Jan. 1-

1902, Jan. 1-

-Dec. 31.
■Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
■Dec. 31.
Sept. 30.

Dec. 31.
-Dec. 31.
-Dec. 31.
-Dec. 31.
-Dec. 31.
-Dec. 31.
-Dec. 31.
-Dec. 31.

iSlpeeial river bulletins (circulars) 4*
1897. Mar. 15-19, 28-31; Apr. 1-29.

136

INDEX TO THE TABLES

When the consulter finds in this index an entry which interests
him, let him note the reference figures or "classification number"
opposite such entry, then turn to the same figures in the "Tables"
which form the first part of this work. These will easil}^ be found,
because they are arranged in numerical order from 1 to the end.
Having turned in the Tables to the figures of the index entry, there
will l)e found a complete statement of the number, series, bureau, etc.,
by which the publication indexed is known, and also its exact title and
histor3^

For a full explanation of the "classification numbers" used as refer-
ence figures in this index, see pp. 8-15, without a careful perusal of
which the best results can not be obtained in using" this index.

137

Abattoirs. See Cattle markets and abattoirs.
Abbe, Cleveland:

Anchor ice, note on. 1897. p. 212

Aqueous vapor, total quantity of, in atmosphere. 1894.

Atmospheric refractions at surface of water. 1896. p. 37

Marine nephoscope and its usefulness to navigator. 1894.

Meteorological notes, monthly, Aug., 1893, to Oct., 1902.
"Notes" are entered under individual titles in index],

Metereological work of U. S. Signal Service, 1870 to 1891.
p. 232.;

p. 539 .

1

p. 161..
[The

1895.

Munich, International Conference of Meteorologists, Aug., 1891.

p. 626

same, p. 626

Precipitation, true amount of, determination of, and its bearing

on theories of forest influence. 1893. p. 175 ,

Rainfall, charting of, note on. 1902. p. 214

Weather Bureau signals. 1892. p. 35

Weather determining instruments, corrections, methods of reduc-
tion, resulting accuracy, p. 37

Weather forecasts, long-range, physical basis of. 1901. p. 551 ..
See also, as joint author, De Riemer, Alicia — Richards, George
W. ; as translator, Bergholz, Paul.
Abbot, Charles G. Sun-sj^ot cycle, relation of, to meteorology.

1902. p. 178 '. [..

Abbot, Henry Larcom:
Chagres River —

discharges of, ratio of, to rainfall. 1900. p. 541

upper, rainfall and drainage in. 1900. p. 243

Climatology of Isthmus of Panama, including temperature, winds,
barometric pressure, and precipitation, 1899. pp. 198, 302 ...

Heat, our killing. 1901. p. 371

Meteorology of Panama —

contributions to. 1899. p. 7

report of. 1899. p. 463

Abbott, James W. Roads, mountain, p. 183

Same, p. 527

Abbott, L. S.:

Cattle, feeding of, aids to. p. 211

Potato culture in Lake County, Ohio. p. 295

Abbreviations used in p]xperiment Station Record

Abel, (Mrs.) Mary Hinman:

Beans, peas, and other legumes as food. 1900

Sugar as food. 1899

Abercrombie, John W. Common schools as affected by roads.

1902. p. 39 "-

Abercrombie, W. R. Copper River country, Alaska, notes on. p.

307

Abilene, Texas. Forage crops and range improvement at, progress

of experiments (Bentley). 1899

A bortion. iSee Cows — Mares.

Abutilon avicennte, cultivation of, in New Jersey (Waterhouse).

p. 606

Acapulco, Mexico:

Grasses collected by Dr. E. Palmer in vicinity of (Scribner),

1897. p. 7

Roseanthus, a new genus of cucurbitaceae from (Cogniaux).

1896. p. 577

Accessions to Agriculture Department library

Accounts and Disl)ursements Division, Agriculture Department

Acetylene gas, substitution of, for oil in storm-warning lanterns

(Richardson). 1902. p. 154

Acid and alkali solutions, standardization of:

1892 ( Parsons), j). 80

1893 (Jenter). j). 43

1894 (Miller), p. 145

Acid media. iSee Media.

Acid soils. See Soils.

Index

Classiflcation no.

A29.6:25
A29.6:22
A29.6:24
A29.3:ll '

A29.6:

A29.3:ll-

Al. 1:891
A29. 1:891^

A13.3:7

A29.6:30

A29.3:7

A29. 1:891''
A29.6:29

A29.6:30

A29.6:27

A29.6:28

A29.6:27
A29.6:29

A29.6:28
A29.6:27
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A 1.1:866
A 1.1:865
A10.2:Ab2

Al. 9:121
A1.9:93

A22.3:23

A10.P:901

A3. 4:23

Al. 1:879

A3. 3:4

A6.5:3
A17.3:
A2.

A29.3:31

A 7. 3:35
A7.3:38
A7.3:43

.130

Index

Acorn insects, primary and secondary (Murtfeldt). 1894.

Actinonivco^is. Sre Lnnipy-jaw.

Acworth", A. E. Old records of cold weather in March in Maryland,

1823-94. p. 126 _

Adams, F. G.:

Agricnltnre in common schools. 1885. p. 174

Sorghum culture in Kansas, history of. 1884. p. 71

Adams (Mrs.) L. B. Home life, training, and ambitions of farmers'

bovs. p. 307

Addams, Jane. See Atvvater, Wilbur ()lin,and Bryant, Arthur Peyton.

Adininducks, i)ractical forestry in (Graves). 1899

Adulterated l)utter. See Renovated butter.

Aegeriida\ See Moths.

Aerial observations, 1899 (Wurtz). ]>. 114

same (Noyes). p. 117

same (Piercy). p. 119

Aerial observers, instructions for ( ^Marvin ) . 1 898

Aerial voyages by l)alloons and kites, notes on ( Rotch ) . 1900. p. 553.

See also Balhxnis.

Aerolite, fall of, in Arizona (Abbe). 1897. p. 56

Aeronautical Conference, International, at Strassburg, Germany, 1898,

report on (Rotch). p. 158

Aeronautical Congress, International, at Berlin, 1902 (Rotch). p. 356.
Aeronautics, international committee on, personnel of (Abbe). 1896.

p. 462

Aero-physical observatory, equipment of (McAdie). 1896. p. 453.
Africa, South:

Animal products in (Stowe). p. 512

Frost work in, notes on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 14

Meat in (Stowe). p. 512

Meteorology, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 13

See also Cape Colony.
Agamodistomum ophthalmobium. See Fluke-worms.
Agarics, North American, report on (Macadam). 1889. p. 58, 135..

See also Mushrooms.
Agaricus campestris and other basidiomycetous fungi, spores of, pre-
liminary study of germination of (Ferguson). 1902

Agaves:

Fiber- producing (Dodge). 1893. p. 34

Geographic and vertical distribution of, in deserts and desert

ranges of southern California, southern Nevada, northwestern

Arizona, and southwestern Utah (Merriam). 1893. p. 345.,

Age, determination of, by teeth in domestic animals. 1898. p. 667

Agonoderus pallepes injurious to corn, note on. 1886. p. 44

Agricultural Academy. See Poppelsdorf, Prussia.

Agricultural and climatic features of arid regions of Pacific slope, etc.

(Hilgard and others). 1882

Agricultural and horticultural periodicals, list of:

1867. p. 404

1868. p. 608

1870. p. 544

Agricultural and horticultural societies and clubs, complete list. p.

364

Same. 1869

Agricultural and mechanical college of Alabama. See Atwater, Wil-
bur Olin, and Woods, Chas. Dayton.

Agricultural and mechanical colleges:
Relation of —

to Department of Interior, 1893 (Holcombe). p. 114

to State (Drake). 1901. p. 183

Agricultural associations and farmers' institutes, relations between
(Dye). 1902. p. 44

Agricultural a.«sociations in Belgium (De Vuyst). 1898. p. 3

Agricultural books, recent, review of:

1868. p. 555

1869. p. 487

1871. p. 410

Classlfleatloii no.
318..! A9.7:6

A29:6:22

Al:7:9
A7:3:3

Al. 1:863

A 13. 3:26

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.il :K
A29.6:28

A 29. 6:25

A29.6:26
A29.6:30

A29.6:24
A29.6:24

A4. 1:898
A29.6:28
A4. 1:900
A29.6:28

A28.5:5

A19.3:16

All. 5:5

A5.5:7

A1.10:8S

A9.3:12

A1.8:20

Al. 1:867
Al. 1:868
Al. 1:870

A 1.1:867
A1.2:Sol

A10.3:16
A 10. 3:99

A10.3:110
A10.6:9

A 1.1:868
Al. 1:869
Al.l:871

140

p-

18

Agricultural botany. See Botany.
Agricultural census of Austria. 1865. ]So. 6

Same, Belgium. 1885. No. 24. p. ?>~

Agricultural chemical analysis, apparatus used in, some new forms

of, explanation of (Wiley) . 1890. p. 96

Agricultural chemistry:

Estimation and importance to, of ash constituents of plants (Tol-
lens). 1902, pp. 207, 305

Facts in. 1867. p. 92

Progressin, 1899. p. 742 _..

See also Chemical analysis - — Chemistry — Chemists, Official Agri-
cultural, Association of — Fertilizers — Manures — Soils.
Agricultural Chemists, Official, Association of. See Chemists, Official

Agricultural, Association of.
Agricultural climatology station at Juvisy, physical and meteorolog-
ical researches at, principally on solar ravs (Flammarion).

1899. pp. 103, 203 "

Agricultural college, what [it] ought to be, paper on (Maurice) . 1885.

p. 108

Agricultural colleges (land-grant colleges):

Agricultural departments of, requirements for admissioii to, and
cost of attendance. 1900. p. 674

American, some types of (True). 1898. p. 63

Attitude of, toward university extension ( Voorhees). 1895. p. 49.

Collective exhibit of, at World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
(Alvord). p. 103

Education at, general drift of (Patterson). 1901. p. 99

Forest experiment stations in connection with (Egleston). 1885.
p. 153

Historical sketch of (French), p. 137

How may university extension work be best conducted bv? (Rob-
erts).' 1898. p. 55 -'

Libraries of (Clark). 1902. p. 25

Limits of education under the law at (Knapp). 1885. p. 163...

List of, 1872

same. 1876

Manual labor in (Emery). 1891. p. 106

Military instruction in, report of committee on (Atherton).
1901. p. 85

National defense and (Dabney). 1899. p. 64

same, n. d

Note on. 1866. p. 71

Preparatory teaching in ( Hilgard ) . 1898. p. 61

Preparatory work in (Hays). 1898. p. 65

Statistics of. 1899. p. 1001

Vegetable j)hysiology in (Stone). 1896. p. 99

What can thev do to nourish a hearty sentiment for rural life
(Davenport). 1896. p. 82

What mechanical work shall we give to students of our?
(Drake.) 1895. p. 71

AVhat should be taught in? (Fairchild). 1896. p. 69

same (Goodell). p. 71

same (Waters), p. 73

same (White), p. 75

Work of, some general considerations regarding (Ellis). 1899.
p. 15

See aim Agricultural education — Cirencester, England — Down-
ton, England — Illinois, ['niversity of — Kansas State Agri-
cultural College — Poppelsdorf, Prussia — Purdue University
School of Agriculture.
Agricultural colleges and experiment stations:

Address list of

Relation to farmers' institutes (Hutchinson). 1902. p. 33

Road making at, letter relative to cooperation of road-inquiry
office in aiil of (Stone)

Statistics of. 1 894

Index

ClaKsiflcatiun no.

A27.9:3
A27.9:23

A7.3:28

Al 0.6:13
A27.9:5
Al. 10:899

A10.6:10
A 1.7:9

Al. 10:900
Al. 10:898
A10.3:24

A10.3:16
A10.3:99

A1.7:9
Al. 1:865

A10.3:49

A10.3:115

A1.7:9

A1.8:5

A1.8:12

A10.3:7

A10.3:99

A10.3:65

A10.4:4a

A27.9:4

A10.3:49

A10.3:49

A10.6:10

A10.3:41

A 10. 3:41

A 10. 3:24
A 10. 3:41
Al 0.3:41
A10.3:41
A10.3:41

A 10. 3:65

A 10. 4:26
A10.3:110

A22.2:Ag8
A10.4:27

141

Index

Agricultural colleges and experiment stations — Continued
Statistics of —

1 896

1897 (Sommers)

1898 (Sommers)

1899 ( Davis ) -

1899, report on. p. 1002

1900 (Spethmann)

1901 (Spethmann)

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, American, Associa-
tion of:

[1st annual] convention, July 8, 9, 1885, proceedings of

2(1 annual convention, Jan., 1889, circular urging attendance at ...
same, proceedings of; edited by A. W. Harris and H. E. Al-

Yord. 1889

.3d annual convention, Nov., 1889, proceedings of; edited by A.

W. llarri.s and 11. E. Alvord

4th annual convention, 1890, proceedings of; edited by A. W.

Harris and H. E. Alvord

5th annual convention, 1891, proceedings of; edited by A. W.

Harris and H. E. Alvord

same, delegates and visitors registered

6th annual convention, 1892, proceedings of; edited by A. W.

Harris and H. E. Alvord

same, report on. p. 397

7th annual convention, 1893, proceedings of; edited by A. C.

True and H. E. Alvord

same, report on. p. 272

8th annual convention, 1894, proceedings of; edited bv A. C.

True and H. H. Goodell ' '.

same, report on. p. 257

9th annual convention, 1895, proceedings of ; edited by A. C.

True and H. H. Goodell

same, report on. p. 169

10th annual convention, 1896, list of delegates and visitors to.

1896

same, proceedings of; edited by A. C. True and II. H. Goodell.

same, report on (Beal). p. 541

11th annual convention, 1897, proceedings of ; edited bv A. C.

True and H. H. Goodell ".

same, report on (Beal ) . p. 303

12th annual convention, 1898, proceedings of; edited bv A. C.

True, W. H. Beal, and H. H. Goodell '.

same, report on (Beal) . p. 704

13th annual convention, 1899, proceedings of; edited by A. C.

True, AV. H. Beal, and H. H. Goodell

same, report on ( Allen ) . p. 405

14th annual convention, 1900, proceedings of; edited bv A. C.

True, W. H. Beal, and H. H. Goodell "

same, report on (Allen), p. 404

15th annual convention, 1901, proceedings of; edited bv A. C.

True, W. H. Beal, and H. H. Goodell

same, report on. p. 507

16th annual convention, 1902, report on (Crosby), p. 313

Ci mstitution of. 1897

Report of executive committee —

Jan., 1889. p. 23

Nov., 1889. p. 15

1890. p. 19

1892. p. 21

1893. p. 19

1894. p. 15

1895. p. 5

1896. p. 11

1897. p. 11

1898. p. 13

1899. p. 11

('lus^lll('lltluIl no.

A10.4:35
A10.3:51
A10.3:64
A10.3:78
A]0.6:10
A 10. 3:97
A10.3:114

A1.7:9
A10.4:13

A10.5:l

A 10. 5:2

A10.5:3

A 10. 3:7
A10.4:21

A10.3:16
A10.6:4

A10.3:20
A10.6:5

A10.3:24
A 10. 6:6

A10.3:30
A10.6:7

A1.2:Ag8i

A10.3:41

A10.6:8

A 10. 3:49
A10.6:9

A10.3:65
A10.6:10

A10.3:76
A10.6:ll

A10.3:99
A10.6:12

A10.3:115
A10.6:13
A10.6:14
A10.4:36

A10.5:1

A10.5:2

Al 0.5:3

A10.3:16

A10.3:20

A10.3:24

A10.3:30

A10.3:41

A10.3:49

A 10. 3:65

A10.3:76

142

Agricnliural Colleges and Experiment Stations, etc. — Gontinned
Report of executive committee — Continued

1900. p. 11

1901. p. 19

See also Agricultural Congres.s, National — Agriculture and Chem-
istry Section — Agriculture Sec;tion — Agriculturists, conven-
tions of, 1882 and 1883 — Botany Section — Chemistry vSec-
tion — College Work Section — Entomology Section — Horti-
culture and Botany Section — Horticulture Section — Mechanic
Arts Section.

Agricultural colleges and model farms, letter on (McChesney).
1868. p. 460 _. _. _. . - .

Agricultural colleges and other institutions in United States, having
courses in agriculture:
Directorv of. 1885

Index

<'la)4sifi<-ati(iii iiu.

A10.3:99
A10.3:115

ist of —

1895.

P-

1896.

P-

1897.

P-

1898.

P-

1899.

P-

1900.

P-

1901.

P-

557
603
622
597
671
637
615

A27.9:6

A. 1.8:39

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
A1.10:897
Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

Organization, list of, with courses of study and boards of instruc-
tion—

1889. p. 24

1890. p. 37
June, 1892.
April, 1893.
Jan., 1894.
Jan., 1895.
Jan., 1896.
Feb., 1897.
Jan., 1898.
Jan., 1899.
Jan., 1900.
Jan., 1901.
Mar., 1902.

, 33

, 32
29.
27.
27.
25.
24.

Agricultural Congress, National, proceedings of:

[1st] annual meeting, Washington, D. C, Feb. 15-17, 1872.
(Called convention)

same, report on. p. 59

3d annual meeting, Atlanta, Ga., May 13, 1874, report on. p. 258.
5th annual meeting, Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 12-14, 1876, report

on. p. 402

Agricultural education:

Address on (Hamilton). 1896. p. 48

Advances in (Hays). 1893. p. 132

Belgium ( De Vuvst). 1893. p. 703

same (True). ' 1896. p. 361

Cooperation of Department of Agriculture in ( Willits). p. 65. . .

Europe (McChesney). p. 127

European institutions for, some features of (True). 1897. p. 7..

Evolution of (Fairchihl). 1898. p. 32

Farmers' Institute as factor in creating desire for (Hamilton).

1902. p. 68

• Finland (Woll). 1898. pp. 605, 703

France (Smith). 1900. p. 115

General drift of, at land-grant colleges (Patterson). 1901. p. 99.

German V. 1876. p. 281

Great Britain. 1865. p. 8. No. 2 „

Industrial and, paper relative to (McWhirter). 1885. p. 105...

Italy (PapareUi). 1893. p. 326

Japan (Tamari). 1885. p. 187

Limits of, under the law, at agricultural colleges (Knapp).

1885. p. 163

A10.3:1

A10.3:5

A10.3:12

A10.3:13

A10.3:19

A10.3:23

A10.3:27

A10.3:39

A10.3:47

A10.3:59

A10.3:74

Al 0.3:88

A10.3:lll

A1.2:C76
A27.9:10
A27.9:12

A27.9:14

Al 0.3:41
A10.3:16
Al 0.6:4
A 1.1 0:896
Al. 1:891
A 1.1:868
A 10.4:32
A 10. 3:49

A10.3:120

A 10. 6:9

Al. 10:900

A10.3:99

A27.9:14

A27.9:3

A1.7:9

A10.6:4

A1.7:9

A 1.7:9

148

!>•

279.

Index

Agricultural education — Continued

Xecesaity of (Smith). 1883. p. 22

same

New Jersey ( Cook ) . 1882. p. 7

Nortli Carolina ( Holmes). 188'1 p. 84

Popular, fur farmer in Cnited folates (True). 1897

I'ractical and scientitic (Liggett). 1900. P- 48^

Scandinavian countries, notes on (Woll). 1897. p. 7

same. 1898. pp. 605, 703

United States (True), p. 157

See alffo Agricultural colleges — Industrial colleges.

Agricultural engineer ( Magruder) . 1900. p. 103

Agricultural exhibition. See Hamburg.

Ao-ricultural experiment station as educator of farmer (Caldwell).

1882. p. 20

Agricultural experiment stations:

Abstracts of reports of. 1889-1902

Address list of. 1893

Advertising in publications of (True). 1898. p. 41

Agricultural conditions in U. S. as related to (Smith). 1900.

p. 19

Annual reports of U. S. stations for 1888, digest of

Botanists at —

functions of (Stone) 1901. p. 138

list of, with outline of work in botany. 1890

Bulletins of —

present and prospective (Ingersoll). 1893. p. 138

what is mission of? ( Goodell) . 1895. p. 69

Collective exhibit at Paris exposition, 1900 —

catalogue of (Evans). 1900. p. 633

committee report on preparation and care of (Harris). 1898.

p. 43

same (Armsby). 1899. p. 30

same (Armsby). 1900. p. 20

same (Armsby). 1901. p. 23

Cooperative exhibit at World's Columbian Exposition —

committee report on (Armsby). 1892. ji. 24

same (Armsby). ■ 1893. p. 99

same (Armsby). 1894. p. 34

favoring plan for (Harris). 1891. p. 43

Cooperative experiments, call of meeting. Mar. 5, 1889, to discuss.
Cooperative work between Agriculture Department and (Bryan)

1901. p. 59

Cooperation with —

farmer's organizations in experiment work (Jenkins). 1895.

p. 50

Weather Bureau (Harris). 1893. p. 106

Dairy work at (Allen). 1897. p. 359

Entomological work in (Osborn). 1895. p. 85

Entomologists' work in (Cook). 1891. p. 212

Establishment and growth of, in U. S. (True). 1889. p. 73

Farmers' institute as promoter of closer intimacy between farm-
ers and. 1902. p. 78

Food laboratories in connection with, suggestions for establishment

of. 1893

Foreign —

63

p. 64
p. 69
p. 85

('laKsifl<'iiti(m nu.

A1.7:2
A1.8:25
A 1.8:22
A1.7:2
Al. 10:897
A10.3:76
A10.4:32
A10.6:9
Al. 10:899

A10.3:76

list of, Jan., 1899. p
same, Jan., 1900.
same, Jan., 1901.
same, Mar.. 1902.
work of, etc. (Angerer). 1872. p. 297

same ( True and Crosby ) . 1902

Grassand forage-plant investigations in (Williams). 1901. p. 148.
Growth and purpose in America, addresson (Jordan). 1901. j). 42.
Historical and statistical report of, in V. S. (True) . 1899. p. 513.
History and present status of, in U. S., report prepared for Paris
Exposition, 1900 (True and Clark) . 1900

A1.8:22

A 10. 6:
A 10. 4:24
A 10. 3:49

A10.3:80
A10.3:2'

A10.3:99
A10.3:6

A10.3:16
A10.3:24

A10.3:80

A10.3:49
A 10. 3:65
A10.3:76
A10.3:99

A10.3:7

A10.3:16

A10.3:20

A10.5:3

A10.4:5

A10.3:99

A10.3:24

A10.3:16

A10.6:8

A10.3:24

A9.7:3

A10.3:l

A10.3:120

A10.3:17

A10.3:59

A10.3:74

A10.3:88

Al 0.3:11

A27.9:10

A10.3:112

A10.3:99

A10.3:99

Al. 10:899

A10.3:80

144

Agricultural experiment stations — Continued
Horticulturists of —

list of, with outline of work in horticulture at the several sta-
tions (Ahvood). 1889

meeting of, at Columbus, Ohio, June 13, 14, 1889 (Harris)

same, report of secretary ( Bishop ) . j). 9

some undefined duties and methods of (Rane). 1896. p. 76..
How can they reach and interest the farmers? (Roberts). 1889.

p. 30

Index to literature of. See Agricultural literature.

Inspection of agricultural materials bv, in U. S. ( Allen and others) .

1900. p. 465 '. -.

Law governing. Agriculture Department's interpretation of vari-
ous sections of. 1896

Legislation regarding. 1889. p. 58

List of, giving location, names of directors, and principal lines of
work —
1894. p. 526

Index

C'lassiflcatlun no.

A10.3:4
A10.3:3
A10.3:3
A 10. 3:30

A10.5:l

189b.
1896.

P-

558
604

1897.

P-

624

1898.

P-

598

1899.

P-

672

1900.

P-

638

1901.

P-

616

List of, showing organization, with names of governing boards
and station staff —

1889 (preliminarv list )

1889. p. 28 ... .' ,

Mar. , p. 7

June

June, p. 11

Apr. , p. 9

1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.

Jan.
Jan.,
Jan.,

Feb.,
Jan.,
Jan.,
Jan.,
Jan.,

9.

5..
5..
42.
43.
47.

Mar., p. 11 (colleges also given in this list)

Isomenclature used in publications of, recommendations regarding
uniformitv in. 1896. p. 65

same, 1899. 'p. 117

Officers of, how can we increase attendance of, at our annual

conventions? (Thorne) . 1894. p. 61

Organization and methods (Myers). 1889. p. 99

Organization of, in U. !^. —

chronological table of. 1889. p. 20

history of (True )

introdu(;tion to report (Colman). 1889. j). 5

report on. 1889

Publications of —

lacking in librarv of Experiment Stations Office, Aginculture
l)ei>artment, "list of, Nov. 1, 1892

listof, 1SS8-1899 (Harlow). 1900. p. 508

uniformity of (Harris). 1894. p. 30

Records of, report on (Morrow). 1891. p. 102

Reports of, memorandum for. 1889

Road-making at, letter relative to cooperation of Road Inquiry

Office in aid of ( Stone)

Station workers and revenues, in U. S. 1889. p. 22

Statistics, general, of, in U. S., 1899 (Davis). 1900. j). 501

See also Agricultural colleges and experiment stations.

A10.3:80

A10.4:29
A10.3:l

Al. 10:894

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898
A1.10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A10.4:l

A10.3:l

A10.3:5

A10.4:20

A10.3:12

AIO.3.13

A10.3:19

A10.3:23

A10.3:27

A10.3:.39

A10.3:47

A10.3:59

A10.3:74

A10.3:88

A10.3:lll

A10.3:41
A10.3:65

A10.3:20
A10.5:l

A10.3:l
A10.4:44
A10.3:l
A10.3:l

A10.2:St2
A 10. 3:80
A10.3:20
A10.5:3
A10.4:4

A22.2:Ag8

A10.3:l

A10.3:80

114—04-

-10

145

p. 141.

Index

Agricultural experiment stations — Continued

Their object and work (True). 1895

Variety te8tinf< in, progress of (Kane). 1901.

AV liat and why of. 1 8<S9

"Wliat thev have done in originating varieties of plants, by cross-
ing, selecting, etc. 1901 . p. 143

Work and expenditure of, annual statement of, to Congress
(True)—

1897

1898

1899

1900

1901

See also Explanatory note under AlO.l-':

"Work of —

committee report on, Oct., 1887

handbook of. 1893

in reform of vegetable nomenclature (Goff). 1890. p. 47

on tobacco (Schulte). 1900

permanent elements in (True)

same, Avith additional remarks. 1896. p. 42

short reports on various subjects. 1890

See also Experiment station work.

See also Agricultural colleges and experiment stations — Alaska —
Belgium — Bernburg Agricultural Experiment Station — Con-
necticut — Darmstadt — Europe — Experiment Stations Of-
fice— German Agricultural Experiment Station — Ghent —
Grignon Agricultural Experiment Station — Halle — Hawaii —
Holland — Hungary — Italy — New York State Experiment
Station — Philippines — Porto Rico — Rothamsted Experi-
mental Station — Switzerland — Veterinarians — Wyoming
Experiment Station.
Agricultural experiment work:

Cooperation of agricultural experiment stations with farmers'
organizations in (Jenkins). 1895. p. 50

Establishment of official methods of (Gulley). 1893. p. 147

Relation of teaching to (Morrow). 1891. p 67

See also Agricultural experiment stations, and references there-
under— Field experimentation — Plat experimenting.
Agricultural exports:

Average prices for. 1901. p. 806

Distribution of, of U. S. (Hitchcock) —

1892-1896

1894-98

1895-99

1896-1900

1897-1901 ,

Reciprocity and. 1892. p. 391

Tables of—

1826-62. p. 599

1862-65. p. 302

1868. p. 238

1893. p. 490

Agricultural exports and imports, reports on, 1893 to 1899

Agricultural expositions, results of, in Prussia. 1871. p. 456

Agricultural fairs, list of. 1871. ]>. 353

Agricultural grasses and forage plants of U. S., and such foreign

kinds as have been introduced (^'asey )

Agricultural hydraulics (Charpentier de Cossigny). 1891. pt. 1.

p. 349 : :

Agricultural implements:

Ancient and modern machines and. p. 392

Descriptive report ( Watts). 1872. p. 352

Exhibition of, at Arnheim, Netherlands. 1870. p. 154

International statistics of. 1885. No. 23. p. 15

Machinery and (Dunlap) . p. 416

I'laKsiflcatioii no.

A10.3:26
A10.3:99
A1.9:l

A 10. 3:99

A10.3:50
A 10. 3:61
A10.3:83
A10.3:93
AlO. 1^:901

A1.8:45

A10.3:15

A10.5:3

A1.8:63

A10.4:30

A10.3:30

A1.9:2

A10.3:24
A10.3:16
A10.3:7

A1.10:901

A12.4:13
A12.3:16
A12.3:20
A12.3:25
A12.3:29
A27.9:30

Al. 1:862

A27.9:4

A27.9:7

A27.9:31

A12.4:

A27.9:10

A27.9:9

A1.8:32

A15.2:Ir72

A 1.1:870
A27.9:10
A27.9:8
A27.9:23
Al. 1:863

140

p. 491

757 .. .

50 A10.3:65

A10.3:80
A10.4:23

Agricultural imports:

A vera^L' prices for. 1901. p. 80*>

Great Britain. 1868-69. p. 143

Note on. 1866. p. 18

Sources of, of CJ. S. —

1892-96 (Hitchcock)

1894-98

1895-99

1896-1900

1897-1901

Tables of—

1868-69. p. 299

1868-69 continued

1871. p. 131

1871-72. p. 28

1893. p. 490

United Kingdom, 1896-1900 (Hitchcock). 1902

Agricultural imports and exports, rejxirts on, 1893 to 1899

Asrricultural institutions, meteorological work for (Harrington).

1892 :

Agricultural institutions founded on Congressional grant of 1862,

what work is legitimate to? (Peabody ) . 1882. p. 42

Agricultural libraries:

Development of (Greathouse). 1899.
Statistics of, those in U. S. 1899. p.
Agricultural literature:

Classification for (Cutter). 1899. p.
Index to —

explanation of, etc. 1900. p. 624

key to. 1893

letter of Director of Experiment Stations office, relative to.

1S91

outline of (True). 1902 ._

plan for, reported by committee of Association of Ameri-
can Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations.

1897-98. p. 18

same, 1899. p. 50

sam'e, 1901. p. 73

Terms of sale of

Agricultural machinery. See Agricultural implements.
Agricultural materials, inspection of, bv Agricultural experiment

stations in U. S. 1900. (Allen and others.) p. 465

Agricultural meteorology. See Meteorology.

Agricultural museum. See Agriculture dej)artment — Berlin.

Agricultural nomenclature. See Agricultural experiment stations,

nomenclature used in publications of.
Agricultural officials of foreign countries, list of:

1 899. J). 720

1900. p. 674

1901. p. 640

See nixn Agricultural experiment stations.

Agricultural ornithology (Michener). p. 287

Agricultural ])atents of year 1869. p. 315

Same. 1871. p. 211

See (ilso Patents.
Agricultural pests. See Caterpillars — Fungi — Insects — "Weeds.
Agricultural products:

American —

foreign markets for, testimonv before Industrial Commission

relative to (Hitchcock). 1901

Germany as an importer of. 1894. p. 32

Annual, modes of estimating. 1864. No. 2. j). 7

Are thev declining? 1876. p. 457

Australia. 1863-72. p. 516

Diversity in ( Pleasants ) . p. 247

European customs duties on. 1885. No. 18. p. 39

Index

ClassIAnitiun no.

A1.10:901

A27.9:8

A27.9:4

A12.4:12
A12.3:17
A12.3:21
A12.3:24
A12.3:28

A27.9:7

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A27.9:ll

A27.9:31

A 12. 3:26

A12.4:

A10.3:10

A1.8:22

Al. 10:899
Al. 10:899

A10.4:22
A10.4:47

A10.3:49
A10.3:65
A10.3:99
A10.2:C18

A10.3:80

Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
A1.10:901

Al. 1:863
Al. 1:869
Al.l:871

A1.8:67
A 27. 9:32
A 27. 9:2
A27.9:14
A27.9:10
A 1.1:867
A27.9:23

14(

Index

Agrionltiiral products — Continued
Exports of —

p. 540

p. 543

736

712

829

847

799

1890-94.
1891-95.

1897. p

1898. p

1899. p

1900. p

1901. p
Farm prices of-

1890-94. p.
1895. p. 53
1894-98. p.
1890-99. p

545

692
793

For American consumption (Dodge).

13, p. 23

Foreign tariffs on. 1891. p. 538

Foreign trade in —

1892. p. 308

1893-97 ( Hitchcock )

1894-98

1890-99

1 89 1- 1 900

1892-1 901

Import.^ of —

1891-94.

1891-95.

1897. p.

1898. p.

1899. p.

1900. p.

1901. p.

1884. No. 11, p. 41; no.

p. 543

p. 548

736

705

823

840

792

Permanency of. 1891. p. 135

Prices and (Holmes). 1897. p. 577

Principal, of world, production and distribution of.

Prussia. 1869. p. 149

Trade of San Francisco in. 1864-65. No. 6. p. 28.
United States and Canada. 1865. No. 9. p. 18 ...
Wholesale prices of, in leading cities in U. S. —

1890-1894. p. 534

1893.

1895.

P-

537

1899.

P-

799

1900.

P-

823

1901.

P-

773

Classlficiitioii uo.

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

384*.

See aho American products — Crops — Farm products.

Agricultural [)roducts ami manufactures, 1865-66. p. 433

Agricultural resources:

Alaska (Dall). p. 170

California (Dunn), p. 581

ICastern Oregon and Washington Territory (Ritz). 1869. p,

Jefferson County, Colorado (Berthoud).' 1869. p. 381* ,

Montana Territory, p. 431

Wyoming Territory, p. 548 ,

Agricultural resources and capabilities:

1 lawaii (Stuhbs ) . 1901 ,

I'orto Rico (Knapp). 1901

Agricultural sciiools. >SVe Agricultural colleges — Welch, A. S.
Agricultural science:

Pioneer in; Edmund Euffin (Cutter). 1895. p. 493

Progress in recent (.Itwater). 1874. p. 26

Work and experiments in, abstracts of reports of experiment

stations on, 1889-1902

Agricultural season, length of (Abbe), p. 255

Agricultural seeds. See Seeds.
Agricultural societies:

Foreign, exchanges with. p. 256

*By a misprint, thi.s page munbur appears twice, -

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:898
A1.10:899

A27.9:22
A27.9:29

A27.9:30
A12.3:10
A12.3:15
A12.3:19
A 12. 3:23
A12.3:27

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
A 1.1 0:900
Al. 10:901
A27.9:29
Al. 10:897
A27.8:5
A27.9:7
A27.9:3
A27.9:3

Al. 10:894
A1.10:895
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
A1.10:901

A27.9:4

Al. 1:868
Al. 1:866
A27.9:7
A27.9:7
Al. 1:871
AJ. 1:870

A10.3:95
A10.2:P83

Al. 10:895
A27.9:12

A10.6:
A 29. 6:27

Al. 1:869

148

Agrirultural societies — Continuefl

List of—

1867. p. 364

1870 - -

1872

1876

Notes on. 1S71 . p. 471

See uho Allied National Agricnltnral Societies of America — Illi-
nois State Agricultural Society — Montgomery County, Md.,
Agricultural Society — New York Agricultural Society.
Agricultural statistics:

Based on census returns. 1894. p. 741

Britisii colonies. 1870. p. 291

same. 1875. p. 455

Canada. 1884. No. 4. p. 40 --..

Centennial album of (Dodge). 1876

Colorado. 1869. p. 296 *'.

Eleventh U. S. census, discussion of ( Hyde), p. 12

Pairopean. 1877. p. 577

Exhibits illustrating, at World's Industrial and Cotton Exposi-
tion at New Orleans, La. (Dodge). 1885

Great Britain —

1866. p. 340

1867. p. 58

1 868. p. 407

1869-70. p. 142 •

'India. 1875. p. 448

Inflex

(.'lasslflcutiou no.

Al. 1:867

A1.8:4

A1.S:5

A1.8:12

A27.9:9

A27.9:.32

A27.9:8

A27.9:13

A27.9:22

A27.2:Ag8

A27.9:7

A4.3:ll

Al. 1:877

A1.8:40

lana—
1866.

P-

383

1867.

P-

338

1868.

P-

408

1870.

P-

435

1872.

P-

496

1875.

P-
P-

453

1876.

484

Monroe County, Iowa. 1869. p. 301 '

Netherlands. "1886. p. 406

Otlicial, of foreign countries —

1892. p. 79

1893. p. 78

Ontario. 1874. p. 462

Practical hints from (Dodge), p. 146.
Keports and tables of —

1859 and 1862. p. 546

No. 6.
p. 23 .

268

1882

1864.
1882.

Cruguav. 1894. p.

Utah. '1865. p. 90.

Vahie and histoi-y.
Agricultural survev:

South (Peters).' 1867. p.

"Wyoming (Hoyt). 1893

Agricultural syndicates of France.

Same. 1890. p. 577

Agricultural topography and resources of Montana Territory.
Agricultural wages in France. 1876. p. 421

p. 149
192 ...

A27.9:4
A27.9:5
A27.9:6
A27.9:9
A27.9:13

A27.9:4

.\ 27. 9:5

A27.9:6

A27.9:8

A27.9:10

A27.9:13

A27.9:14

A27.9:7

A27.9:24

A27.9:30
A27.9:31
A27.9:13
Al. 1:873

Al. 1:862

A27.9:2

A27.9:20

A27.9:32

A27.9:4

A1.8:22

1889. p. 523

p. 431.

1884.
p. 433 ,

No. 4. p. 21 .

Agriculture

Aided by other industries
Algerian, note on. 1876.
American —

condition of. 1873. p. 51

weeds of ( Darlington ) . p. 509

Angora, notice of receiitt of letter from Minister Terrell relative to.
Animal and insect enemies of, conflict of Russian zyemstvos with

( .Morachevski). 1902. p. 61

Arbor day, relation to (Skiinier). p. 34

* By a misprint, this jintri' numbor appeurs twice.

A27.9:5

A27.8:7

A27.9:27

A27.9:28

A 1.1:871

A27.9:14

A27.9:22
A27.9:14

A27.9:ll
Al. 1:865
A1.2:An4

A9.6:38
A 1.8:56

149

P'

197

Index

Agriculture — Continued

Australasia. 1888. p. 284

Biological survey and. 1890. p. 125

Birds, some conlmon, in their relation to (Beal)

Bolivia. 1891. p. 546

Bosnia and Herzegovina, development of. 1894.

Brazil. 1891. p. 196

California —

noteson. 1872. p. 199

same, for 1 862

same ( Hilgard ) . p. 476

situation in (Mead). 1901. p. 17

Caucasus. 1893. p. 202

Centennial of American Independence, relation to. p. 288

Cliemistrv in its relation to progress of (Wiley). 1899. p. 201..

Chile. 1891. p. 285

China. 1893. p. 23

Chinese, labor in. p. 572

Colleges of. See Agricultural colleges.

Colorado, notes on (Thomas). 1869. pp. 284,* 379 *

Common schools. 1868. p. 92

same ( Adams). 1885. p. 174

Conditions and resources of U. S., circular on (Newton). 1862..
Conditions in U. S., general, as related to work of agricultural

experiment stations (Smith). 1900. p. 19

Contributions of, to international commerce. 1891. p. 77

Cooi^eration in. 1874. p. 501

Cornell University (Craig). 1901. p. 137

Correspondence courses in ( Craig ) . 1902. p. 50

Cotton States, condition of ( Howard), p. 215

Course in, in East, principles underlying formation of (Roberts).
1900. p. 65

same, in South (Coates). 1900. p. 59

Cuckoos and shrikes in their relation to. 1898

Departments of, in land-grant colleges, requirements for admission

to and cost of attendance. 1900. p. 674 •.

Depression in, and its causes. 1890. p. 88

Ecuador. 1891. p. 484

Education and research in, in U. S. (True). 1894. p. 81

Education in. See Agricultural colleges and experiment sta-
tions— Agricultural education.
Educational forces in V. S. relating to cooperation of Department

of Agriculture with ( Willits). p. 65

English sparrow in its relation to (Barrows) . 1889

Estimation and importance of ash constituents of plants to (Tol-

lens). 1902. pp. 207, 305

European, American competition with. 1883. No. 64. p. 31...
Experiment, its conception and methods of procedure (Bolley).

1898. p. 47

Experimental, at meteorological stations (Abbe). 1902. p. 410.
Facts in, current —

p. 435

p. 428

p. 438

p. 228

p. 433

p. 272

p. 265

See also Farm facts and experiments.
Foreign —

investigations in, ab.stracts of reports of agricultural experi-
ment stations on, 1889-1902

notes on, monthly

France. 1893. p. 4

French prizes in. 1884. No. 9. p. 44

French publications relating to, notes from recent, p. 626

* By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.

Classifivatluu no.

A27.9:26

A5.5:3

A1.9:54

A27.9:29

A27.9:32

A27.9:29

•

A27.9:10
Al. 1:862
Al. 1:878
AlO. 3:100
A27.9:31
Al. 1:871
Al. 10:899
A27.9:29
A27.9:32
Al. 1:870

A27.9:7
A27.9:6
A1.7:9
A1.8:l

A10.3:80

A27.9:29

A27.9:12

A10.3:99

A10.3:110

Al. 1:874

A10.3:76 '

A10.3:76

A5.3:9

A1.10:900

A27.9:28
A27.9:29
A1.10:894

A 1.1:891
A5.3:l

A10.6:13
A27.9:21

A10.3:49
A29.6:30

Al. 1:868
Al. 1:869
A 1.1:870
Al. 1:871
Al. 1:872
A 1.1:873
Al.1.874

A10.6
A27.9
A27.9
A27.9
Al.l

31

22
869

150

Agriculture — Continued

French schools of. 1874. p. 212

Georgia, climate, soil, and ( Hemphill ). 1882

German, letter on ( Klippart) . 1865. Xo. 6. p. (>

Grasses needed for, in U. S. ( Vasey). 1885. p. 168

Great Britain's returns. 1867. p. 379 ,...

Guianas. 1891. p. 682

Hawks and owls in their relation to (Fisher). 1898

History of, of U. S. (Poore). p. 498

Hot waves; conditions which produce them, and their effect on

agriculture ( Burrows ) . 1900. p. 325

Hundred years' progress in (Flint), p. 275

Idaho Territory ( Whitson ) . 1869. p. 369

Improvement in. 1874. p. 99

India, account of (Siva). 1874. p. 389

Industries, other, in their relation to—

1871. p. 449

1883. No. 3. p. 21

1884. No. 4. p. 21

Industry in, our new (Roberts). 1901. p. 124

Investigations in. See Agricultural experiment stations, and ref-
erences thereunder.

Italy. 1871. p. 204

same (Andrews), p. 283

Japan ( Capron) . p. 364

same, 1891. p. 563

Lane County, Oreg. 1870. p. 84

Maine, some outlines of ( Boardman ) . p. 39

Mammalogy and ornithology of New England in its relation to.

( Samuels ) . p. 265

Meteorologist, work of, for benefit of (Bigelow). 1899. ]>. 71...

• Mexico (Hinton). 1884. No. 13. p. 27'.

Morocco (Collins), p. 499

Mortgage a burden upon. 1886.

Nebraska. 1869. p. 140

Netherlands. 1869. p. 387

New Jersey, southern. 1868. p
New Mexico, notes on (Thomas)

Old World. 1873. p. 557

Oregon. _1871._ p. 129

Organization of (Brown). 1882.

Paraguay. 1891. p. 610

Persia. '1873. p. 507

Peru. 1891. p. 354

Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. 1876. p
Plant physiology in relation to (Woods). 1901

Portugal. 1871. p. 141 L..

Potash and its functions in (Wiley). 1896. p. 107

Practical —

nitrogen assimilation in its application to. 1897. p. 906

scientific work of Department of Agriculture in its relations

to (Willets). p. 59

Prices, course of, in. 1890. p. 287

Prizes for essays on. 1870. p. 281

Production and distribution of world. 1892. p. 380

Products of, freight charges for ocean transportation of, Oct. I,

1895-Oct. 1 , 1896

Professors of, what shall they teach? (Harwood). 1893. p. 139..

Puerto Rico (Stone). 1898. p. 505

Railroads, relation to (Richards). 1902. p. 107

Rural schools (Powell). 1902. p. 109

Russia. 1875. p. 36

Scientific notes on. p. 611

Scientificwork of Agriculture Departmentin (Dabney). 1895. p. 63

Scotland ( Higgins. ) ]>. 213

Seasons, natural phenrmienaof, connection with (Russell), p. 329.
*By a misprint, this page iniinlicr appears twice.

P'

189.

140 .. .
1869.

P-

379'

p. 108

248.
P-

12

Index

Classlficiitlon no.

A27.9:12

A1.6:47

A27.9:3

A1.7:9

A27.9:5

A27.9:^9

A5.3:3

A 1.1:866

A1.10:900
Al. 1:872
A27.9:7
A27.9:12
A27.9:12

Al. 1:871
A27.9:21
A27.9:22
A10.3:99

A27.9:9
Al. 1:876
Al. 1:873
A27.9:29
A27.9:8
Al. 1:862

Al. 1:863

Al. 10:899

A27.9:22

Al. 1:862

A27.9:24

A27.9:7

A27.9:7

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A27.9:ll

A27.9:9

A1.8:22

A27.9:29

A27.9:ll

A27.9:29

A27.9:14

A10.3:99

A27.9:9

A 1.10:896

A10.6:7

A 1.1:890
A27.9:28
A27.9:8
A27.9:30

A27.8:12
A10.3:16
Al. 10:898
A 10.3:120
A 10.3:120
A27.9:13
A 1.1:870
A 10. 3:24
A4. 1 :89S
A 1.1:864

151

Index

Agriculture — Continued

Secondary cour.<e.s in. ]902

Soil ferment?, imiwrtant in ( Wiley). 1895. p. 69,

South America, with maps and latest statistics of trade (Barnes).

1 892

South Carolina, climate, soil, and (Hemphill). 1882

Spain (Cushing). p. 287

Sparrow.*, relation to ( Judd ) . 1901

State otticials in charge of —

1898. p. 609

1899. p. 6m

1900. p. 641

1901. p. 620 -

State reports of-

Classiticiition no.

A 10. 4:49
Al. 10:895
I
A27.8:2
A1.6:47
A 1.1:876
A5.3:15

A1.10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
A. 10:901

1867.

P-

333

1868.

P-

472

1869.

P-

516

1870.

P-

487

1871.

P-

347

1872.

P-

462

1873.

P-

375

1874.

P

381

1876.

P-

363

Statistics, practical hints, etc

Sre also Agricultural statistics.

Surplus products of. 1884. No. 6. p. 29

Teaching —

how may farmers' organizations hasten, in jml^lic schools

( Voorhees ) . 1902

in public schools ( James) . 1902. p. 84

metliods of, remarks on (Hunt). 1896. p. 35

same(Havs). 1896. p. 37

same (Cooke). 1896. p. 39

methods of, report of committee of Association of American
Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations —

1st report, 1896. p. 57

same, 1896

2d report, 1898. p. 29

same

3d report, 1899. p. 79

same

4th report, 1900. p. 37

same

5th report, 1901. p. 86

same

report on ( Harris) . 1 895. p. 43

successful experiment in. 1873. ]>. 277

Territories, p. 601

Texas, southern. 1889. p. 264

Tropical islands of U. S. (Cook). 1901. p. 349

Tiispan, ]\Iexico (Johnson). 1874. p. 498

United States' progress in (Holmes). 1899. p. 307

Uruguay. 1891. p. 671

Valley of Rio Grande. 1870. p. 479

Virginia, status of. 1870. p. 267

Washington Territory, statistics of (Simmons). 1869. p. 370...

Western America, condition of. 1871. p. 329

See also Alaska — American products — Animals, domestic —
Barns — Bees — Botany — Butter — Cattle — Cereal crops —
Cheese — Coffee — Corn — Cotton — Cow — Crops — Dairy —
Domestic science — Drainage — P^nsilage — Farmer — Farm-
ing — Farms — Fertilizers — Field crops — Flax — Forestry —
Fruit — ( hardening — G rai n — Grape — Grass — Greenhouses —
Irrigation — Maize — Manures — Milk — Pacific coast — Poul-
try — Soils — Southern agriculture — Sugar — Tobacco —
Trees — \'egetables — Wheat — Wool — Yukon Valley —
headings beginning with Agricultural.

Al. 1:867
Al. 1:868
Al. 1:869
Al. 1:870
Al. 1:871
Al. 1:872
A 1.1:873
Al. 1:874
Al. 1:876
A27.9:

A27.9:22

A10.3:120
A10.3:120
A 10. 3:30
A 10. 3:30
A 10. 3:30

A10.3:41

A 10. 4:32

A10.3:49

A10.4:37

A10.3;65

A10.4:39

A10.3:76

A10.4:41

A10.3:99

A 10. 4:45

A10.3:24

A27.9:ll

A 1.1:869

A27.9:27

Al. 10:901

A27.9:12

A 1.10:899

A27.9:29

A27.9:8

Al. 1:870

A27.9:7

A27.9:9

162

Index

Cliisslfiratlon no.

Agriculture, Assistant Secretary of, duties of, special report on ( Wil-
lits). p. 67 ■-

Agriculture, Secretarj' of

Agriculture and agricultural science, some books on, published 1893-
96 (Hall) _-

Agriculture and botanv of Rocky Mountain basins (Thompson),
p. 125 -

Agriculture and chemistry section. Association of American Agri-
cultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, report of:

1892. p. 129

1893. p. 91

1894. p. 77

1895. pp. 10, S:i

1896. pp. 13, 88

1897. pp. 22, 69

1898. pp. 27, 110

1899. pp. 14, 66

1900. p. 102

1901. p. 68

See aUo Agriculture section — (,'hemistry section.

Agriculture and Forestry, Exposition of. See Belgium — Vienna.
Agriculture and industries, ideal department of (Tisserand). 1896.

p. 543

Agriculture and related sciences, some books on, published 1896-98,

list of

Agriculture and rural economy, American works on. p. 597

Agriculture Committee, House of Representatives:

Hearings by, on subject of good roads. 1893. \). 85

Report of. 1875. p. 120 '

Agriculture Department:

Annual reports, index to, 1837-1876

same, supplement 1877-85

same, 1837-93 (Thompson )

Appropriations and expenditures, 1839 to 1877, statement of

Appropriations for fiscal years —

1896 and 1897. p. 658

1897 and 1898. p. 622

1897, 1898, and 1899. p. 596

1898, 1899, and 1900. p. 670

1899, 1900, and 1901. p. 636

1900, 1901, and 1902. p. 614

Architect's report (Cluss). p. 15

Assistantsin, civil service examinations for (Abbe). 1898. p. 564.

Building and groimds. p. 191

Building for, specifications, workmanship, and materials recjuired

in (Cluss and Kammerhueber). 1867

Bulletins and circulars of, available for free distribution, circu-
lars relative to

Bureau of Information and Exchanges in, address favoring crea-
tion of (Woodhull). 1885. p. 90

Business methods in (Colman). 1888

Circulars issued In' various divisions of

Civd service in. 1896

same ( ])al)ney ). 1897

Consular correspondence of ( Dodge), j). 487

Cooperation of, with educational forces in United States relating
to ajiriculture ( WiUits). p. 65

Cooperative work between experiment stations and, report of
committee on (Bryan). 1901. p. 59

Corresi)ondence of, foreign and domestic. 1S77. p. 527

same. 1880. p. 609

Cost and i)rofit of. 1871. p. 124

Economic plants in collection of, catalogue ot (Saunders)

Emjiloyees of —

number, status, and compensation, July 1, 18*t7

A 1.1:892
Al.

A 10. 4:31

Al. 1:866

A10.3:16
A 10. 3:20
Al 0.3:24
A 10. 3:30
Al 0.3:41
A10.3:49
A10.3:65
A10.3:76
A 10. 3:99
A10.3:115

Al. 10:896

A10.4:38
Al. 1:868

A10.3:14
A 27. 9: 13

A1.8:14
A1.8:42
A21.3:l
A1.8:13

Al. 10:896
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
A 1.1 0:901
Al. 1:868
A29.6:26
Al. 1:868

A1.2:Sp3
A21.5:

A1.7:9
A1.2:C71
A21.2:C49
A1.4:5
A 10. 4:33
A 1.1:864

A 1.1:891

A10.3:99
A 1.1:877
A 1 . 1 :880
A27.9:9
A1.8:47

A 1.4:6

153

Index

Agriculture Department— Continued
Kinploveerf of — Continued

outside of Wasliington, leave of absence not allowed to, letter

relative to

traveling expenses of, allowances for

Exhibits of, at Philadelphia, Centennial Exhibition, 1876 —

note on. p. 133

vegetable fibers in (Dodge), p. 497

Exotic collection of, plants in, descriptive catalogue of (Saunders) .

1872 -

Exi^erimental farm of. 18B6. p. 241

Financial transactions with, regulations governing. 1894

Fiscal regulations of

Functions of, notice as to various

Grass and forage-plant investigations in (Williams). 1901. p. 148..
Historical sketch of, its objects and present organization (Great-
house )

History and objects (Swank ). 1872

Indexes and lists —

annual reports, 1837-1876

same, sujjplement, 1877-1885 ,

same, 1 837-1893 (Thompson )

general index for reports on agriculture, 1847-1866. p. 473 . .
same, authors, with titles of their publications, 1841-1897

(Thompson)

same, list by titles, 1840 to June, 1901. (Handy and Can-
non )

same, 1889-1893

same, 1841 to June 30, 1895 (Hasse)

See also Animal Industry.

Letter as to work and needs (Le Due). 1880

Library of —

botany publications in, catalogue of. 1902

publications of

Museum of, donations to —

1862-63. p. 615

1867. p. 470

1869. p. 636

1870. p. 673

1872. p. 512

1873. p. 447

Mutual interests and relations of farmer and, farmers' institute

as medium for developing ( True) . 1902. p. 102

Notice of receipt of communications on various subjects. 1893..
Nutrition investigations of, development of (True and Milner).

1899. p. 403

Organization of —

1895. p. 523

same, with list of exhibits at Cotton States and Interna-
tional Exposition, Atlanta, Ga

p. 555

619

593

667

633

611

Classification no.

A1.2:L48
A1.2:T69

A27.9:14
Al.l:879

A1.8:6

A27.9:4

A2.2:F49

A2.2:F52

Al.2:Ag8

A10.3:99

A21.3:3i

A1.8:7

A1.8:14
A1.8:42
A21.3:l
Al. 1:867

A21.3:4

A21.3:6
A1.8:55
A17.3:9

P-
P-
P-
P-
P-
-1902

1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1901

Oscinid;e and Agromyzidse reared at, habits of (Coquillett).
1898. p. 70 ,

Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 1876, participation in (Saun-
ders )

Promotions, etc., regulations governing. Dec. 1, 1896

Pui)lication work of, as affected by law. 1897

Publications of —

al)stracts of, 1889-1902 ,

arranged by bureaus and offices, with their various series

circulars regarding

A1.2:Ag8»

A17.3:42

A17.

Al. 1:862
Al. 1:867
Al. 1:869
Al. 1:870
Al. 1:872
Al. 1:873

A10.3:120
A1.2:N84

A 1.10:899

Al. 10:895

A21.2:At6
Al. 10:896
A1.10:897
Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
A 1.10:900
Al. 10:901
A21.4:l

A9.6:10

A1.2:P53
A1.2:P94
A21.2:P96i

A10.6:
A1-A29
A21.2:P96 2

loi

Index

Classlflcatioii no.

Agriculture Department — Continued
Publications of — Continued

distribution of, orders relative to

indexes. See Agriculture Department, indexes and ]ist>

lists of available, etc

monthly list

notes regarding, list, etc. —

1895. p. tno

1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.

636
p. 627
p. 601
p. 676
J). 686
J). 68o

price lists of

special list of those available for distribution to correspond-
ents and others rendering service to Department

p. -z-z

p. 54

pp. 213, 548 .

145.

Kelation of, to farmers' institutes (True). 1902.
Relation of AVeather Bureau to (Calvert). 1899.
Scientific aids and assistants of, note on. 1899.
Scientific worii of —

address on ( Dabney) . 1895. p. 63

in its relation to practical agriculture (Willets). p. 59..
Seed and plant introduction work since 1897 (Smith) 1901. p
Seed tests. See Seeds.

Sketch of. 1871. p. 257

Student assistants in. 1901. p. 687

Tobacco culture (Whitney). 1901. p. 108

United States, plants in, catalogue of. 1891

Unskilled laborer in, instructions to applicants for appointment

as. 1902

same, regulations governing appointments. 1902 ^

What it is doing for irrigation (Mead). 1902

Work of, as illustrated at Atlanta Exposition. 1895. p. 503

Agriculture Department and Cotton Exchange reports. 1886. p. 496.

Agriculture Department and its work ( Hill ) . 1898

Agriculture section, Association of American Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations, report of:

1890. pp. 81, 108

1891 . p. 89

1892. p. 28

Sec (iUo Agriculture and chemistry section.

Agriculturist, work of Signal Service Bureau for (Birkheimer). 1882.

p. 1 10

same, 1885, p. 191

Agriculturists, convention of, held in Department of Agriculture,

proceedings of, .Jan. 10-18, 1 882. 1882 :

same, second convention, proceedings of, Jan. 23-29, 1883. 1883.
Agrilus, food plants and injury of, North American species of (Chit-
tenden). 1900. p. 64

AgromyzicUe, reared at Department of Agriculture, habits of (Coquil-

lett). 1898. p. 70

Agronomic- Institute, National, of France. 1876. p. 490

Agropvron, native and introduced species of (Scribner and Smith).

1897. p. 23

Agrostological notes, circular

Agrostology:

Economic and scientific, progress of (Scribner). 1899. p. 347 ..

Systematic, recent additions to. 1899

Agrostology Division, Agriculture Department

Field work of; review and summary of work done since organiza-
tion of division, Julv 1, 1895 (Shear). 1901

Publications of, list of ("Scribner). 1901

same (Spillman). 1902

Work of, for farmer (Scribner). ls;)7. p. 160

Aiguillon, France, l)la<'k rot of grai)evine, treatment of, experi-
ments made at, in 1888 (Prillieux ). 1889. p. 49

A1.2:P96

A21.2:
A21.6:

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
A21.8:

A21.2:P96*
A10.3:110
A29.3:24
A29.6:27

A10.3:24
Al. 1:890
A10.3:99

A27.9:9
Al. 10:901
A 10. 3:99
A1.2:P69

A16.2:In7

A16.2:R26

A10.4:48

Al. 10:895

A27.9:24

A21.2:Ag8

A10.5:3
A10.3:7
A10.3:16

A1.8:22
A1.7:9

A1.8:22
A1.7:2

A9.6:22

A9.6:10 .
A27.9:14

A3. 3:4

A 3. 4:27

A3.

Al. 10:899

A3.4:15

A3.

A3. 3:25
A3. 4:36
A19.2:P96
Al. 10:897

A6.3:10

155

Index

Aiken, 1). Wvatt. (/range, its origin, progress, and educational pur-
poses.' 1883 '. -'

Same, p. 56

Ailanthus silkworm of China, additional observations on (Morris).

p. 390

Air:

i\,\,\. m ]o\v lands (Abbe). 1896. p. 14

C'urri-nts of, in thunderstorms, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 366...

Kxiildration of, with kites, progress at Blue Hill Observatory,
Ma.-s. (Rotch). 1898. p. 355

Free, at great altitudes, variations of temperature of (Abbe ) . 1902.
p. 316

Liquid, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 18 .'

same; 1899, p. 110

Temperature of, monthly notes on, July, 1891-Oct., 1902

I'jiper, fhemical composition of, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p.
61.

Warm, attending low areas (Abbe). 1894. p. 464

»Ve also Aerial observations — Atmosphere — Ballooning — Barom-
eter— Meteorology.

Aitken, A. P. Fiber determination in Scotland. 1894. p. 172

Aitken, John. Atmospheric dust observations. 1896. p. 734

Alal)ama:

Cattle trade and dairv interests of (Perry), p. 335

Cott( -n in, 1866. p. 280

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 83

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Gary). 1902. p. 15..

Negro in, dietary studies with reference to food of, in 1895 and
1896 (Atwater and Woods)

Plant life of ( Mohr). 1901

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (John-
ston ). p. 1

See also Jefferson County.
Alamance County, North Carolina, soil survev of (Coffev and Hearn) .

p. 297

Alamos, Mexico, plants collected by Edward Palmer at, in 1890, list

of (Rose). 1891. p. 91

Alaska:

Agricultural capabilities of, investigation of —

1st report, 1897

2d report, 1898

3d report, 1899 (Georgeson)

4th re] >ort, 1 900 ( Ceorgeson )

Agri(;ultural experiments in (Georgeson). 1898. p. 515

same, p. 7

Agricultural outlook of coast region of (Evans). 1897. p. 553 ..

Agricultural resources of (Dall). p. 170

Agriculture in —

1893. p. 75

1898. (Evans), p. 4

1898. (KiUin). ]>. 29

Botanical survey in 1898 (Evans), p. 48 _

Climate and crop re])ort of, 1898 (Ball), p^ 548

Climate of (Henrv) —

1897. p. 248 .■

1899. p. 50

Climate of (Moore). 1897

Farmers in, pioneer, suggestions to (Georgeson). 1902

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (True). 1902. ]>. 33 ..

Food iishes of. j). 375 ,

Interior of, reconnoissance along trail from Eagle to Valdez

(Jones), p. 283

Meteorological data, 1874-1901 (Kimball), p. 369

Meteorological observations in —

1894 (Tibbev). p. 174

1895 (Abbe), p. 256

1898 (Ilenrv). p. 154

Classiflcatloii no.

A1.6:55
A1.7:2

Al. 1:862

A29.6:24
A29.6:27

A29.6:26

A29.6:30

A29.6:25

A29.6:27

A29.6:

A29.6:25

A29.6:22

A 7. 3:43
A29.3:ll=*

A4. 1:885
A27.9:4
A27.9:6
A10.3:120

A10.3:38
A6.5:6

A22.4:33

A26. 5:901'
A6.5:l

A10.3:48
A 10. 3:62
A10.3:82
A10.3:94
Al. 10:898
A10.3:62
Al. 10:897
Al. 1:868

A27.9:31
A10.3:48
A10.3:48
A 10. 3:62
A29.6:26

A29.6:25

A10.3:62

A29.2:A11

A]0.10:l

A10.3:120

Al. 1:870

AlO. 1^:901
A29.6:30

A29.6:22
A29.6:23
A29.6:26

156

1898. p. 254 . . . .

Alaska — Continued

Weather Bureau service in (Ball)

same (Abbe). 1899. p. 59

See also Circle City — Cook Inlet region — Copper River country —
Dyea — Eagle — Kenai experiment station — Nome, Cape — St.
Michael — Tanana Valley — Yakutat Bay — Yukon Valley.
Alaska agricultural experiment stations:

Annual re}iort for 1901 (Georgeson. ) p. 239

Bulletins of

Alaska and northwestern coast, grasses of, plates and descriptions of

( Vasey. ) 1892

Same

Albany, N. Y. :

Elm leaf- beetle in (Lintner). 1895. p. 50

Tornado at, March 26, 1895. Report of (Sims), p. 92

"Albatross," U. S. S., plants collected by in 1887-91 along western

coast of America, list of. 1892. p. 135

Albert, Prince of Monaco. Meteorological oljservatories, creation of,
on islands connected by cable with a continent. 1894. p. 158.
Albumen, determination of, in cow's milk (Van Slyke). 1894. p. 188.
Albuminoid nitrogen, determination of, error in present official

method for (Snyder). 1891. p. 39

Albuminoids in milk, estimation of (Sebelien). 1889. p. 169

Alcohol:

Sulphurous acid in manufacture of (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 32...

Use of, in manufacture of sugar (Gilbee). 1891. p. 8

Withdrawal of, from bond for scientific purposes (Richards).

1889. p. 71

Alcoholic beverages, fermented, adulteration of (Crampton.) 1887.

p. 263

See aho Liquors.
Aldrich, J. M.: '

Insects of North'Idaho, notes on. 1894. p. 201

South Dakota, entomological notes. 1891. p. 67

Spraying without pump, preliminary notice. 1894. p. 114

same, report on. 1895. p. 28

Aldrich, William S. Engineering experiment stations, report of
committee on, before Convention of American Agricultural

Colleges and Experiment Stations. 1896. p. 116

Aletia. See Cotton worm.

Aleurodidit', American, contributions toward a monograph of.

(Qnaintance. ) 1900. p. 9 ".

See a ho A ley rod es citri.
Alexander, Edward Porter:

Hurricanes, destructive forces of, and conditions of safety and

danger, 189(). p. 153 .'

Storm waves of South Carolina and Texas. 1900. p. 381

Alexander, William II.:

Basseterre, St. Kitts, W. I. Flood of Jan., 1880, at. p. 196

Climatology of Antigua, W. I. 1901. p. 165

Chmatologv of St. Kitts—

1899. p. 5S2

1900. p. 330

1901. p. 257...

Hurricanes, especially those of Porto Rico and St. Kitts. 1902...
Rainfall —

relation of, to mountains. 1901. p. 6

St. Kitts, W. I. 1900. p. 487

Reforestation and rainfall in Leeward Islands. 1901. p. 254

St. Kitts, W^ I., additional observations of hurricane. 1899.

p. 409

Thunder storms at Antigua, W. I. 1900. p. 380

Aleyrodes citri:

Fungous parasite on. Preliminary notice; of (Webber). 1891.

p. 363 '.

Reportof. 1893. p. 219

See also Aleurodidie.

Index

Classiflration no.

A29.6:26
A29.6:27

A10.P:901
AlO.lO:

A6.2:X82='
A6.3:13

A9.6:2
A29.6:23

A6.5:l

A29. 3:111
A7.3:43

A7.3:31
A7.3:24

A27.9:ll
A7.3:34

A7.3:24

A7.3:13^

A9.7:7
A9.7:4
A9.7:7
A9.6:2

A 10. 3:41

A9.8:8

A29.6:24
A29.6:28

A29.6:27
A29.6:29

A29.6:27

A 29. 6:28
A29.():29
A 29. 3:32

A 29. 6:29
A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A29.6:27
A29.6:28

A28.5:7
A9.7:5

157

Index

Alfalfa or lucern:

As a fertilizer. 1901. p. B,

California. 1872. p. 296 . .

Cultivation of (Henderson ).

Dodders infesting (Dewey).

Report on. p. 894

same (.Smith). 1895

Studies on growth of. 1897. p. 8

Turkestan, rejMjrt on (Kennedy).

When to cut (Langworthv). i899
Alfalfa hay for hogs. 1899. ' p. 15...

Classlflcation no.

p. 566.
1898 . .

1900...
p. 24.

Alfalfa silage (Beal). 1901.

Algerian agriculture. 1876. p. 433

Algerian durum wheats, classitied list, with descriptions (Scofield).
1902

Algiers, Africa, irrigation by artesian wells in. 1891. pt. 1. p. 369.
Alkali:

Black. /Str Sodium carbonate.

Influence of, on germination and growth of plants, p. 8

Irrigation and, recent investigations by Wyoming Experiment Sta-
tion in (Buff um). 1900. p. 69

Montana (Traphagen ) . 1900. p. 72

Standard, titration of ammonium phosphomolybdate with, esti-
mation of phosphoric acid in soils by double precipitation

with niolylKiic solution and (Williams). 1895. p. 82

Si-e aho Ammonia.
Alkali lands:

Classification of (Cameron). 1901

Origin, value, and reclamation of (Hilgard). 1895. p. 103

Report on (Whitney and .Means). 1899

Alkali soils:

Certain components of, effect upon seedling plants (, Kearney and

Cameron ) . 1902. p. 7

Chemical examination of (Seidell). 1901. p. 65

Forage plants for cultivation on (Smith). 1898. p. 535

Mechanical analysis, necessary modifications in (Briggs). 1900.

p. 173

Plants adapted to. throughout western portion of U. S. 1899. p. 6.
Salt content of, instructions for determining in field (Whitnev)..

Salts in, distribution of (Hilgard). 1896. p. 66 "

Solution studies of salts occurring in. 1901

Sugar beets on, successful culture of. 1899. p. 5

Alkali soils and vegetation, some mutual relations between (Kear-
ney and Cameron ). 1902

Alkali .soils and waters in California (Hilgard). 1888-89. p. 297...

Alkali solutions. See Acid and alkali solutions.

Alkalies in soil analysis, separation of, by official method (Hopkins).

1902. p. 43

Alkaline polysulj)hides, use of, for grape mildew. 1885. p. 67

Allegan County, Mich., soil survey of (Fippin and Rice), p. 93

Allegheny Observatory, research at, on atmospheric radiation

( Very). 1900 . .' ".

Allen, . Quassia and other hop substitutes in beer, improved

method of detecting. 1887. p. 376

Allen, A. B. Marsh hay, salt and freshwater, p. 296 '..

Allen, C.W. Address of, before Jefferson Memorial and Interstate

Good Roads Convention. Apr., 1902. p. 13

Allen, Edward T. Western hendock. 1902

Allen, Edwin West:

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, American, thir-
teenth annual convention of Association of, 1899, report

on. 1900. p.405

same, fourteenth annual convention, 1900. p. 404

Chemists, Official Agricultural, Association of, convention of, 1899,

report on. 1900. p. 204

Cotton-seed meal, effect of, on quality of ibutter. 1900. p. 24 . . .
Cows, profitable and unprofitable, statement of. 1900. p. 21

Al. 9:133
A27.9:10
Al. 1:884
A6.4:14
A 1.1:875
A1.9:31
A1.9:56
A3. 4:25
Al. 9:105
A1.9:97
Al. 9:124
A27.9:14

A19.3:7
A15.2:Ir72

A1.9:97

A10.3:76
A10.3:76

A7.3:47

A26.3:17

Al. 10:895
A1.9:88

A1.8:71
A26.3:18
Al. 10:898

A1.8:64

A1.9:97

A26.4:6

A10.3:30

A26.3:18

Al.9:92

A1.8:71
A15.2:P94i

A7.3:67

A6.3:2

A26.5:901

A29.5:G

A7.3:13='
Al. 1:876

A22.3:25
A13.3:33

A10.6:ll
A10.6:12

A10.6:ll
A1.9:119
A1.9:114

158

Allen, Edwin West — Continued

( 'ream, pasteurized, commercial butter cultures used in connection

with. p. 21

Dairy work at agricultural experiment stations. 1897. p. 359

Dairying, review of recent work on. 1895. jjp. 943, 1043

Feeding of farm animals

Feeding stuffs, control of, needs and requirements of. 1897. p.

421 -.-.-

Leguminous plants for green manuring and feeding. 1894

^lilch cows, light versus heavy grain feeding for. 1900. p. 25 ..
Milk and cream, ropy, examination as to cause of. 1899. p. 26.
Allen, Edwin West, Beal, Walter Henry, and Wilcox, Earley Ver-
non. Agricultural materials, inspection of, by agricultural ex-
periment stations. 1900. p. 465

Allen, Henry L. Temperatures obtained bv kites at Bergen Point,

N. J. 1898. p. 161 .'

Same, 1899. pp. 11, 251

Allen, Lewis F. :
Cattle —

native, improvement of. p. 294

short-horned breed of, considered with reference to beef and

dairy interests of U. S. p. 416

live stock, American. 1876. p. 403

Allen, Robert G.:

Cliuiate and crop correspondents. Weather Bureau, how many

are required? 1902. p. 195

Lightning, destructionby, in State of New York, Aug., 1898. p. 357
Weather observers, voiuntarv, book for record of instruments

and flags. 1899. p. 125 /.

Allen, Townsend. The Cyclone, a poem. 1902. p. 270

Allen, W. M. Food preservatives, provisional method for analj'sis

of. 1902. p. 107 :

A llerton, Samuel Waters. Correspondence with, relative to exporta-
tion of Canadian cattle from Boston, Mass

Allied national agricultural societies of America, officers of. 1900.

p. 643

Same, 1901. p. 637

Allingham, William. Ocean storms, forecasting, and best methods

of making forecasts available to commerce. 1894. p. 150

Allorhina, white grub of, note on (Townsend). 1891. p. 25

Almanacs and Weather Bureau, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 21

Almond disease caused bv Cercospora circumscissa, remedies for

(Pierce). 1891. p.'232

Almond in southwest Utah and southeast Nevada (Judd). p. 55

Almond trees, disease of ( Pierce). 1891. p. 66

Almonds, earth. See Chufa — Spanish almonds.

Alpaca, introduction of. p. 437

Alsike clover:

Description of, translated bv J. Arrhenius. p. 352

Note on. 1866. p. 435 . . /.

Alumina:

Determination of, in phosphates, methods of (McDonnell) . 1897.

p. 47

Estimation of, in mineral phosphates (Lehmann). 1897. p. 61.,
Aluminic phosphate, high grade, action of amnionic citrate on (Hus-
ton). 1890. p. 170 ,

Aluminum, chloride of, use of, against Peronospora of grapevine,

first results of (Comes and Deperais). 1890. p. 94

Aluminum scales. See Thermometers.
Alvarado, Cal.:

Beet-sugar factory. 1870. p. 280

Standard Sugar Refinery, report on (Furnas). 1892. p. 91

Alvord, ( ;. T. Ma))ie sugar, manufacture of. p. 394

Alvord, Henry Elijah:

Address of, as jiresident of Association of American Agricultural
Colleges and Experiment Stations, at ninth annual conven-
tion. 1896. p. 20

Index

Classificatluu uo.

A1.9:103
A10.6:8
A10.6:5
A1.9:22

Al. 10:897
A1.9:16
Al. 9:119
Al. 9:107

A10.3:80

A29.6:26
A29.6:27

Al. 1:866

Al. 1:875
A27.9:14

A29.3:31
A29.6:26

A29.3:24
A29.6:30

A7.3:65

Al. 2:029=*

Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A29.3:lll

A9.7:4

A29.6:26

A28.5:7
A20. 1:895
A28.5:7

Al. 1:875

Al. 1:865
A27.9:4

A7.3:51
A7.3:51

A7.3:28

A6.3:ll

A27.9:8
A1.8:20
Al. 1:862

A 10. 3:30

159

Index

Alvonl, Henrv Elijah— Continued

A<rrieultural college:?, collective exhibit at World's Columbian

Exposition, report on. 1893. p. 103

Breeds of dairy cattle. IsOy

Butter, experimental exports of. 1897. j). 83

same, 1898-99, p. 154

Cattle markets and abattoirs in Europe, p. 279

Cheese —

good, how to select. 1896

manufacture and consumption of. 1895. p. 453

Creameries or Initter factories; advantages, location, organiza-
tion, and equipment, p. 297

Dairy —

by-products of, utilization of. 1897. p. 509

development of, in U. S. 1899. p. 381

same, p. 244

statistics of, compilation. 1896

Dairy cattle, breeds of. 1899. p. 137

Dairy herd ; formation and management. 1894. p. 295

same. 1897

Dairy products at Paris Exposition of 1900. p. 194

same, p. 599

Dairying, officials and associations connected with, in U. S. and
Canada, list of —

1896

1897

1 898

1899

1900

1901

1902

Eggs, trial shipments of, to England, p. 321

Meats and meat products at Paris Exposition of 1900. p. 223

See also, as editor, Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations,

American Association of, proceedings of.
Alwood, William B:

Cider, address on. 1902. p. 84

Hop louse, experiments with remedies against, p. 102

same, p. 102

Horn fly, remedies for. 1891. ]). 68

Insecticides, tests with, upon garden insects. 1887. p. 38

Ohio insects. 1886. p. 48

Protoparce Carolina, life history of. 1898. p. 72

San Jose scale; is cooperation for control of practicable? 1896.

p. 80

Spray machinery, standard fittings for. 1891. p. 58

Woollv aphis of apple, life history of, notes on. 1898. p. 70 ...

Ambrosia beetles (Hubbard). 1896. p. 421

Same (Hubbard). 1897. p. 9

America:

Cavalry horses in (Morris). ]). 159

Flax culture for seed and fiber in (Dodge). 1898

Leather, produ(;tion of ( Bailey ) . p. 4l9

]\Iodeni farming in (Taveau). ]). 280

Pastoral lands of, report on. p. 301

Trichiniasis in, extent of (Salmon), p. 475

same. 1884. p. 269

Western coast of, plants collected by U. S. S. Albatross along,

in 1887-91, list of

American Association for Advancement of Science. See Entomo-
logical Club.
American Association of Farmers' Institute Workers. /S'^e' Farmers'

Institute Workers.
American Association of State Weather Services. See State Weather

Services.

C'lasslflcation no.

A10.3:16
Al. 9:106
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:901

A4.4:ll
Al. 10:895

A4. 1:895-6

Al. 10:897
A1.10:899
A4. 1:899
A4.3:ll
A4. 1:898
Al. 10:894
A1.9:55
A4. 1:900
Al. 10:900

A4.4:10

A4.4:18

A4.4:22

A4.4:26

A4.4:29

A4.4:33

A4.4:36

A4. 1:899

A4. 1:900

A7.3:67

Al. 1:888

A9. 1:888

A9.7:4

A9.3:13

A9.3:13

A9.6:17

A9.6:6
A9.7:4
A9.6:17
Al. 10:896
A9.6:7

Al. 1:863
A11.5:10

A4. 1:887-?
Al. 1:874
Al. 1:870
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

A6.5:l

160

American breeds of fowls:

1. Plymouth rock (McGrew). 1901

2. Wyandotte (McGrew). 1901

American Dairymen's Association, Utica, N. Y., Jan. 1871, notice of.

p. 479

American Forestry Association, summer meeting of (Henry). 1902.

p. 401

American grasses:

No. 1 (Scribner )

No. 2 (Scribner)

No. 3 (Scribner)

See also Grasses.

American Institute Farmers' Club, report on. p. 41B

American Pomological Society:

Catalogue of fruits recommended for cultivation in various sections

of U. S. 1897... _.

same, including British provinces. 1899

History and progress ( Wilder) . p. 149

Richmond, Va., thirteenth session. 1871. p. 328

American products:

Hamburg as a market for. 1897 ^

Manchester district of England as a market for

World's markets for

American troops returning from the East:

Cestode, adult (Diplogonoporus grandis) of man which may occur

in (Stiles and Tayler). 1902. p. 43 _

Egyptian and Japanese strongyle (Strongylus subtilis) which may

possibly occur in (Stiles). 1902. p. 41

Larval cestode of man which may possibly occur in (Stiles and

Tayler). p. 47

Ames, Iowa. Insecticide experiments at (Osborne). 1886. p. 23..

See also Iowa College of Agriculture and INIechanic Arts.
Amids, or amido-acids, nitrogen of, investigation of analytical methods

for distinguishing between, and proteids (Mallet). 1898

Amity canal in Colorado, duty of water under ( Berry) . 1900. ji. 159. .
Ammonia, results in mixed fertilizers variable (Williams). 1901.

p. 28

Ammonium citrate:
Action of —

on basic slag (Huston and Jones). 1896. p. 68

on high-grade aluminic phosphate (Huston). 1890. p. 170..
Neutralitv in solution, indicator for detection of (Richardson).

1886. 'p. 21

See also Phosphoric acid.
Ammonium nitrate, use of, in determination of phosphoric acid

(Wheeler and Hartwell). 1892. p. 53

Ammonium phosphomolvbdate:

New reaction with (Ross). 1894. p. 97

Report on estimation of phosphoric acid by titration of yellow

precipitate of (Ki Igo re). 1894. p. 100

Titration of, with standard alkali, estinaation of phosphoric- acid
in soils by doul)le precipitation with molybdic solution and

(Williams). 1895. p. 82

Ammonimn sulphate, nitrification of, in different soils (Withers and

Fraps). 1902. p. 36

Amoss, William L. :

Address of, as president of American Association of Farmers'
Institute Workers, at seventh annual meeting. 1902. p. 14..
Farmers' institute work accomplished in Maryland. 1902. p. 25.

(Question Ijox at farmers' institutes. 1902. p. 49

Amoy, China, rainfall of, 1897-1902 (Fesler). p. 486

Amphizoa, larva of, notes on (Hubbard). 1892. p. 19

Amsterdam, Netherlands, dead animals in, disposition of (Vinke).

p. 361

Analysis. See Chemical analysis.

Anarsia lineatella zell. Notes on (Cordley). 1897. p. 71

Index

(!liiNsin('iition no.

A4.3:29
A4.3:31

A27.9:8

A 29. 6:30

A3.3:7
A3.3:17
A3. 3:20

A 1.1:869

A 20. 3:6

A20.3:8
A 1.1:870
A27.9:9

A12.4
A12.4
A12.3

14

A4.3:35

A4.3:35

A4.3:35
A9.3:ll

A7.3:54
A10.3:86

A7.3:62

A7.3:49

A7.3:28

A7.3:12

A7.3:35
A7.3:43
A7.3:43

A7.3:47
A7.3:67

A10.3:120
A 10.3:120
A 10.3:1 10
A 29. 6:30
A 9. 7:5

A4. 1:899

A9.6:9

114—04-

-11

1»U

Index

Anchor ice. See Ice.

Anchylostomiasis. See Hookworm disease.

Anderson, E. H.:

Aletia, reports on. 1880-82. App., p. 37

same, in Mississippi in 1878. p. 352

Cotton worm in south Texas in spring and early summer of 1883.

P 31

Anderson, F. W. :

Erysiphcie of Montana, preliminary list of. 1889. p. 188

Fuuf^i, few common, of Montana, "brief notes on. 1889. p. 30.

[Erroneously attributed to "W. F. Anderson" in book]

Funj,'i of Helena, Mont., supplementary notes on. 1889. p. 82..

Pastoral resources of Montana, p. 311

same, p. 311 -

Uredinete and ustilagineae, notes on certain. 1891. p. 121

Anderson, F. W., and Kelsev, F. D. Erysiphete upon phytoptus dis-
tortions. 1889. p. 209

Anderson, J. T. Moisture and ether extract, experiments in de-
termination of. 1890. p. 93

Anderson, W. B. Skim milk as food for young chickens, p. 477..

See also, as joint author. Plumb, Charles Sumner.
Andrew, John A. Industrial classes, education of. 1864. No. 1,

p. 15

Andrews, C. C:

Address of, before Minnesota Good Roads Convention. Jan.,

1894. p. 8

Agriculture in Italy, p. 283

Crops, rotation of, in Sweden. 1873. p. 363

Spring wheat culture in Northwest. 1882

Sugar beet in Sweden. 1872. p. 133 ,

Swartz system of butter-making in Sweden. 1876. p. 198

Anemometer:

Local anemometric peculiarities (Abbe). 1900. p. 155

Pressure, prize for (Abbe) . 1902. p. 130

Relative merits of anemometers in general use (Dines). 1896.

p. 699

Safety fuse for lightning on ( Abbe) . 1898. p. 257

Testsof (Marvin). 1900. p. 58 ,

Anemometry, circular of general information on (JNIarvin). 1893..

Aneroid, new style of (Abbe). 1898. p. 566 ,

Aneroid barograph on Great Lakes, instructions for use of. 1897..,

Aneroid barometers, report on (Marvin). 1898. p. 410 ,

Same (Chree). 1898. p. 547

Angell, Styher H., Roubaix, France. Cost of hauling farm products

over wagon roads at. p. 3 ,

Angerer, A. W. Agricultural Experiment Stations in foreign coun-
tries, work of, etc. 1872. p. 297

See also, as translator, Salviate, E. de.

Angleworms and warm rains, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 474

Angoi'a, Turkey, agriculture in. Notice of receipt of letter from

Minister Terrell relative to

Angora goat:

Asia Minor, industrv of (Bailey), p. 493

California. 1891. p. 35

Industry, progress of, in 1901 (Thompson), p. 457

Information concerning (Thompson), p. 281

same (Thompson). 1901

same, condensed ( Thompson ) . 1901

Recent notes on, from luilletin of National Association of Wool

Manufacturers. 1878. p. 126

Skins of. p. 516

Wool of. 1867. p. 254

Angora Goat Breeders' Convention, Feb., 1872, report on. p. 153 .
Angot, Alfred:

Cloud photograph V. 1896. p. 769

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 237

Angoumois grain moth or "Fly weevil" (Howard). 1893. p. 325

I'lasslllcjitioii no.

A8.1:4
A9.2:C82

A 9. 3:3

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

Al. 1:888

A6.1:8S8

A28.5:6

A28.5:5

A7.3:28
A4. 1:899

A27.9:3

A22.3:2

Al. 1:876

A27.9:ll

A1.6:40

A27.9:10

A27.9:14

A29.6:28
A29.6:30

A29.3:ll='

A29.6:26

A29.6:28

A29.11:D

A29.6:26

A29.12:An3

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A22.4:27

A27.9:10

A29.6:27

A1.2:An4

A4. 1:901
A27.9:29
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:900
A4.3:27
A1.D:137

A1.2:Sh3
A4. 1:900
A27.9:5
A27.9:10

A29.3:]l'^
A29.6:30
A9.7:5

162

Angstrom, Knut, on atmospheric absorption, notes on (Abbe). 1901.

p. 268

Angstrtnn's pyrheliometer, examination of (Marvin). 1901. p. 454.

Anguillula. See Root-knot disease, etc.

Angnillula aceti, infection in human bladder, case of (Stiles and

Frankland). 1902. p. 35

See oho Aphelenchus olesistus.
Anhalonium, North American species of, preliminary re\ision of

(Coulter). 1892. p. 91 .'

Animal, what is live weight of ? (Patterson). 189.S. p. 150

Animal body:

Formation of fat in (Soskin) . 1897. p. 179

Metabolism of nutrients in and source of muscular energy (Zuntz) .

1897. p. 538

Animal breeding, progress in (Hays). 1901. p. 217

Animal diseases. See Diseases of animals.
Animal fil)ers. See Wool.

Animal husbandry in central West (Morrow). 1882. p. 62

Animal industry:

Administrative work of Federal Government in relation to

(Thompson). 1899. p. 441

same, p. 102

Australasian; statistics of, 1899-1900. p. 557

Kansas, condition of ( Heath), p. 405

Literature on, in publications of Agriculture Department,

1837-98, index to (Thompson). 1900

Pacific coast (Jones). 1892. p. 59

Porto Rico (Cook), p. 663 .•

United States with especial reference to breeding of cattle,

horses, etc. (Gaines) . p. 122

Animal Industry Bureau, Agriculture Department:

Act for establishment of. p. 473

' same, proposed amendinents to

Bill injuriously affecting work of, with letter of protest and appeal

of Assistant Secretarj' of Agriculture. 1896

Inspectors and other employees of, general instructions to. Mar.

16, 1899. p. 10

Letter of J. M. Rusk regarding. 1890

Papers accompanying exhibit of, at Paris Exposition of 1889.

p. 359 ".

Publications of fiscal year 1897. p. 322

• Rules and regulations —

1895

1897. p. 324

1897 and 1898. p. 605

1899. p. 692

1900. p. 592

1901. p. 673

"Work of, at Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition, p.

504

Work of, for farmer (Salmon). 1897. p. 236

same, reprinted, p. 25

Animal life, influence of climate on (Dean) . 1902. p. 107

Animal parasites:

Eleven miscellaneous papers on. 1902

Inspection of meats for. 1H!)8

Notes on (Stiles and Hassall) —

50-52. p. 558

55-57

58-62. "'1902."* p." 19].'." .'."!.'.'.'.'."!]."!!!]!!."!."]!]."!!!]!! ]!.'!!

See also Chickens — Ducks — Geese — Parasites — Pigeons —
Sheep — Turkeys.
Animal products:

Cape of (Jood Hope, exports and imports of. p. 529

South Africa (Stowe). p. 512

United States, number and value of, 1880-96

See also Hides — INIeats.

Index

Classlfli-ation no.

A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A4,3:.35

A6.5:3
A10.3:16

A 10. 6:8

A10.6:7
A 1.10:901

A1.8:22

Al. 10:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:889-90

A21.3:5
A1.8:20
A4. 1:899

A1.7:2

A4.

A4. 1:884

A1.2:An5i

A1.4:4

A4. 5:332
A1.2:An52

A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:897

A4.3:9

A4. 1:897
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901

A4. 1:899
Al. 10:897
A4. 1:897
A29.3:31

A4.3:35
A4.3:19

A4. 1:899

A4.4:.34

A4.3:35

.\4. 1:899
A4. 1:898
A27.8:ll

103

Index

Animal smallpox, note on. 1866. p. 56 -..

Animal sub.><tances, nitrou;enous compounds of, suggestions regarding

nomenclature of ( Atwater) . 1899. p. 118

Animals:

Cruelty to, prevention of, in D. C, bill relative to, etc. 1896

Dead, disposition of, in foreign cities, p. 346

Diseased, food products from (Salmon), p. 250

Diseases of. See Diseases of animals.

Effect of naphthaline on ( Taylor) . 1 SS3

Excretion of metabolized nitrogen bv (Langworthv). 1897. p.

817 -

Export trade in, 1889. p. 69

same, p. 22

same, p. 10 -

Feeding moldy corn to (Langworthy ). 1900. p. 26 I

Feeding of —

abstracts of reports of Agricultural Experiment Stations on,

1889-1902

experiments in, at Rothamsted Experiment Station, England,

lecture on (Gilbert.) 1893. p. 231

use of condimental feeding stuffs in. 1898. p. 25

Feeding stuffs for, composition, etc. —

1894. p. 558

1895. p. 560 -.

1896. p. 605

Food for —

cutting and cooking (Stewart), p. 396

peanut oil-cake as. " 1873. p. 445

Free importation of. 1 868. p. 62

Geographic distribution of, in North America (Merriam) . p. 203 .

Humane treatment of, general order to inspectors

Imported, inspection and quarantine of. p. 85

same, p. 73

Imports of, at quarantine stations. 1897. p. 250

"Loco" plant and its effect on (Stalker), p. 271

Lovvei-, pediculiandmallophagaaffectingmanand(Osborn). 1891.

Movements of, from districts in which rabies exists, order con-
cerning. 1899

Number of, to be used in feeding experiments (Gulley). 1891.
p. 94

Physical conditions surrounding, in experimental feeding, es-
pecially as relative to stalls and mangers (Henry). 1891. p. 92.

Quarantine of. See Cattle orders.

Slaughtered for food, necessity for inspecting (Salmon). 1889.
p. 30

Training, for work (Gardner), p. 355

Wheat as a food for growing and fattening (Salmon)

See also Alpaca — Angora goats — Arvicolintti — Bandicoots —
Bata — Blarina — Breeding — Buffalo — Cashmere goat —
Cattle — Diseases of cattle — Evotomys — Farm animals —
Gophers — Grasshopper mouse — Ground squirrels — Guinea
pigs — Hesperomys — Jack rabbits — Jumping mice — Kan-
garoo rats — ■ Lemmings — Mammals — Merino ram — • Musk
ox — Pika — Pocket gophers — Pocket mice — Prairie dogs —
Rabbits — Rats — Rocky INIountain goat — Shrews — Skunks —
Squirrels — Voles — Weasels — Zebroids — Zoology — and
headings beginning with Animal.
Animals, domestic:

Age of, determination by teeth. 1898. p. 667

Feeding standards for (Kiilin). 1893. p. 6

Insects affecting (Osborn). 1896

Parasites of, methods of attacking (Osborn) . 1893. p. 163

Temperature, pulse, and respiration of. 1900. p. 740

Upper air passages of, pathogenic and toxicogenic bacteria in
(Moore). 1893. p. 38

See also Cattle — Dogs — Farm animals — Goats — Hogs —
Horses — Lambs — Mules — Pigs — Sheep — Swine.

Classification no.
A27.9:4

A10.3:65

A1.4:4
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:901

A18.2:N16

A10.6:7

Al. 1:889
A4. 1:889-90
A4.2:B39
A1.9:722

A10.6:

A10.3:22
A1.9:73

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896

Al. 1:865
A27.9:ll
A27.9:6
Al. 10:894
A1.2:In72
Al. 1:890
A4. 1:889-90
A4. 1:897
A4. 1:886
A9.3:7

A4.5:48

A10.3:7

A10.3:7

A7.3.25
Al. 1:866
A4.4:2

Al. 10:898
A10.6:4
A9.6:5
A9.7:6
Al. 10:900

A4.3:3

164

p. 87..
1896.

p. 00..

Animals, noxious?:

])anger of introducing (Palmer) . 1898.
Extermination of, In' bounties (Palmer)

Statistics of. 1888. " p. 366

Animals, wild, which may be imported without permits. 1900

Animals and animal products:

Exports of (Salmon). 1897

Great Britain (May). 1898. j). 440

same, 1 899

Imports and exports of —

1892-96. p. 305

1898. p. 581

1892-99 (Thompson), p. 421

1900 (Thompson) . p. 535

1901 (Roberts) . p. 611

Malta (Grout), p. 520

Trade of Porto Rico in. p. 405

Ankle diseases of horses (Holcombe). y>. 357

Antarctic, fresh light on ( Abbe) . 1902. p. 31

Anthomyia angustifrous, a lignivorous insect. 1886. p. 38

Anthracite coal, production of, in Pennsylvania. 1820-72. p. 36

Anthracnose. See Cotton — Grape.
Anthrax or charbon:

California cattle (Bowhill). p. 443

same, further investigation (Chandler), p. 450

Cattle in the Northwest ( McLean ) . 1881. p. 311

same (Detmers). 1881. p. 312

Delaware, combating in (Neale). p. 190

Dreaded diseases, one of the most. p. 23

Etiology of. p. 298

Inoculation of. p. 209

Louisiana, outbreak in, 1896 (McQueen), p. 176

Lower Mississippi Valley, outbreak in. p. 166

New Jersey cattle ( Hunt) . p. 359

same (Law). 1881. p. 312

New Mexico, outbreak of (McLean). 1881. p. 317

New York cattle (Law). 1881. p. 312

Parasitic on cutworms. 1890. p. 353 .•

Prevalence of, among domesticated animals (Norgaard). p. 40..

Western Mississippi outbreak, p. 379

Antigua, W. I.:

Climate of, seasonal variations in, 1890-1900 (Kimball), p. 168 .

Climatology of (Alexander). 1901. p. 165

Thunderstorms at (Alexander). 1900. p. 380

Antisell, Thomas:

Cinchona, cultivation of, in United States, p. 454

Sewage deposit, value of, of city of Washington. 1869. p. 228..

See also, for reports as Chemist, Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture

Department, 1866-1870

Antitoxic serum, treatment of experimental tuberculosis with (I)e

Schweinitz). p. 305

Ants. See House ants.

Apetalse of western Texas, description of (Coulter). 1894. p. 347..

Aphelenchus olesistus, a nematoid worm, cause of leaf sickness in

Begonia and Asplenium (Bos). 1893. p. 161

Aphelininaj of North America, a subfamily of hymenopterous para-
sites of family Chalcididte, revision of (Howard). 1895

AphelinuK fuscipennis, an important parasite upon San Jose scale in

eastern United States (Johnson). 1900. p. 73

Aphidida":

Certain little known, fifth contribution to a knowledge of (Weed).
1891. p. 285

Notes on (Osborn and Sirrine). 1893. p. 235

Some questions relating to (Smith). 1891. p. 226

Aphis:

Apple, pear, and quince (Sanderson). 1902. j). 123

Index

ClHSsIflcatiuii no.

A 1.10:898
Al. 10:896
A27.9:26
A5.4:.30

A4.4:17
A4. 1:898
A. 4. 1:899

A4. 1:897

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A4.2:H78
A29.6:30
A9.3:12
A27.9:ll

A4.1:
A4.1:
A1.6:
A1.6:
A4.1:
A1.9:
A1.6:
A1.6:
A4.1:
A4.1:
Al.l:
A1.6:
A1.6:
A1.6:
A9.7:
A4.1:
A4:l;

887-8

34

34

897

79

34

22

897

897

881-2

34

34

34

2

893-1

889-90

A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:28

Al.l:866
A27.9:7

A7.1:

A4. 1:898

A6.5:2

A9.7:6

A9.8:l

A9.6:26

A9.7:3
A9.7:5
A9.7:3

A10.3:115

11)5

p. 333.

p. 583.
p. 66..

Index

Aphis — Continued

Corn-root, summary hit^tory of (Forl)os). 1891. _ p. 233..

New species of, injurious to plums and peaches in Georgia, pre-
liminary note on (Scott). 1902. p. 56

See also Woolly apliis.
AphthiP, epizootic, of stock, nature, causes, treatment, etc., of.
p. 352

See also Foot-and-mouth disease.
Ajihthous fever. See Foot-and-mouth disease of cattle.
Apiarian exhil)it at Columbian Exposition (Benton). 1894. }>. 242.
Apiculture:

Experiments in —

1885 (McLain)

1886 McLain)

1887 (McLain)
1887. p.l70

1891 (Cook), p.83

1892 (Larrabee). p. 57

Manual of instruction in (The Honey Bee) (Benton)

See also Bees.

Apoplectiform septicemia. See Chickens.

Appalachian forests, southern, by river basins, description of (Ayres

and Ashe ) . p. 69 _. .

Appalachian mountain region, .southern, forests and forest condi-
tions of (Wilson), p. 13

Appalachian region, southern, forests, rivers, and mountains of,
message from President of U. S. , transmitting report of Sec-
retary of Agriculture (Roosevelt)

Appalachians, southern :

Area of heavy rainfall in (Hawkins). 1897. p. 442

Climate of ( Henry), p. 143

Forest reserve in, proposed, present status of movement for,

memorials, reports, and extracts from jjress. p. 155

Forests and forest conditions in (Ayres and Ashe), p. 45

Hydrography of (Pressey and Myers), p. 123

Lumbering in, now and under Government ownership and super-
vision ( Price ) . p. 61

Practical forestry in (Price) . 1900.' p. 357

Topography and geology of (Keith), p. Ill

Trees of (Ashe and Ayres). p. 93

Apparatus for sale by Agriculture Department. Jan. 24, 1896

Apple and how to grow it ( Brackett) . 1900

Apple scab:

Remedies for, experiments with (Taft) . p. 30

Treatment of, experiments —

1889 ( Goff ) . p. 33

1889 (Galloway and Southworth). p. 210

1890 ( Goff ) . p. 22

1891 Goff). p. 19

1893 (Goff). p.87

Apple-tree borers, larger, circular relating to (Chittenden)

Apple-tree weevil, bronze (Chittenden). 1900. p. 37

Apple trees, grafting, opinions of nurserymen and apple growers re-
garding. 1898. p. 12

Apple-twig insect borer (Glover). 1873. p. 29

Apples:

Analvses of (Richards) . p. 350

Aphids of (Sanderson) . 1902. p. 123

Bitter rot of, treatment of (Curtiss). 1890. p. 38

Commercial orcharding (I5rackett). 1901. p. 593

Description of leading j)0{)ular varieties, p. 163

same (Elliott), p. 19

Evaporated, zinc in (Wiley). 1896

For Southern States, p. 184

Keeping qualities of (Clark). 1900. p. 16

Leptocoris trivittata injuring, note on. 1886. p. 41

Classlflcation no.
A9.7:3
A9.6:3I

A 1.1:870

A9.7:6

Al. 1:885

Al. 1:886

A9.3:13

A 1.1:887

A9.3:26

A9.3:30

A9.6:l

A1.2:Ap4^
A1.2:Ap4"

A1.2:Ap4-^

A29.6:25
A1.2:Ap4*

A1.2:Ap4 2
A1.2:Ap4^

A1.2:Ap4^

A1.2:Ap42
Al. 10:900
A1.2:Ap4 2
A1.2:Ap4-^
A1.2:Ap4i
A1.9:113

A6.3:ll

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A6.3:ll

A28.5:6

A10.3:16

A9.5:32

A9.6:22

A1.9:79
A27.9:ll

Al. 1:886
A10.3:115
A6.3:ll
Al. 10:901
Al. 1:862
Al. 1:863
A7.3:48
Al. 1:869
Al. 9:119
A9.3:12

iOf')

Api)les — Continued

Low-grade, use of, by evaporation and manufacture of cider.

1898. p. 20

Powdery mildew of, experiments in treatment. 1889

same (Galloway). 1891. p. 11

Ripe rot of (Southworth). 1891. p. 164...-

Storing, without ice (Clark). 1900. p. 5

Ten varieties of, suitable for export trade (Taylor). 1898. p. ooO.
See also Dried apples — Wo<dh' aphis.
Applevard, T. J. Address of, before National Road Conference, Julv,

"1894. p. 41 ."..

Applied science as factor of rural production. 1885. p. 31. No. 20.
Appointment clerk, Agriculture Department:
Report of —

1895 (Bennett), p. 265

1896 (Bennett), p. 267

1897 (Bennett)

p. zzo

1902 (Bennett), p. 383
Reports of

Apprentice system, manual training and (Richards). 1894. p. 73..
Appropriations, annual, use of, decision of Comptroller of Treasurj^

Apr. 18, 1900

Apricots, food value of (Langworthy ). 1899. p. 22

April:

No changes in climate of (Abbe). 1899. p. 158

Weather condition for, statement of average (Garriott) . p. 1(52. .

Aquaria, fresh and salt water ( West) . p. 446

Aquatic bug, interesting, report of. 1891. p. 198

Aqueous vapor:

Relative qualities of, in atmosphere, determination of, by means
of absorption lines of the spectrum. 1896

Total quantity of, in atmosphere. 1894. p. 539

Aquilar y Santillan, Rafael. Meteorology in Mexico, brief sketch

of development of. 1895. p. 335

Arabia, wool trade of. p. 607

Arable soils. See Soils.
Arbor day:

History and observance (Egleston). 1896

Observance of, by schools (Northrop), p. 27

Origin and growth (Morton). 1887. p. 22

Relation of, to agriculture and horticulture (Skinner), p. 34

Value and uses of ( Mull ) . p. 29

See also Forestry.

Arbor day for the commonwealth (Higbee). p. 28

Arbor day planting in Eastern States

Arborescent flora of V. S., nomenclature of (Sud worth). 1897

Archibald, E. Douglas:

Droughts, famines, and forecasts in India. 1900. p. 246

Report of, on kites, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 164

Arctic and antarctic meteorological observers, notes on (Abbe).

1 901. p. 558

Argentina:

As a market for i)ure-bred cattle from U. S. (Salmon). 1902

Cattle and cattle products of, some statistics of, 1899. p. 515

Crops of. 1887. p. 382

Great Britain's purchases of cavalry horses in ( Buchanan ) . 1 898.
p. 22

Live-stock shipments from, to England. i>. 77

same ( Wray) . p. 81

Meteorology in ( Abbe) . 1902. p. 315

Statistics of. 1890. p. 402

Wheat pro<luction and exportation in, course of, 1880-1896

See aho Buenos Ayres — Cordova.
Argyresthia, notes on, with descriptions of new species (Walsing-

ham). 1890. p. 117

Arid lands. See Desert lands.

Index

llasKificiilioii no.

A 1.9:73
A28.4:8
A 28. 5:6
A28.5:6
Al. 9:119
A20.3:7

A22.3:10
A 27. 9:23

Al. 1:895
Al. 1:896
Al. 1:897
Al. 1:902
A1.2:Ap61
A10.3:20

A2.2:Ap6
A1.9:105

A29.6:27
A29.6:29
A 1.1:864
A9.7:4

A29.3:16
A29.6:22

A29.3:1P
A4. 1:901

A1.8
A1.8
A 1.8
A1.8
A1.8

A1.8:56
A 13. 4:5
A13.3:14

A29.6:28
A29.6:25

A29.6:28

A4.4:37
A4. 1:899
A27.9:25

Al. 2:1178
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:895-6
A29.6:30
A 27. 9:28
A12.4:10

A9.7:3

l»iT

Index

Arid regions:
Colorado —

grasses of, investigation of ( Vasey ) . 1 886 ,

I)ossil)ilities of reclamation of, by utilizing underlying waters

(Miller). 1891. pt. 1, p. 301

Kansa.s —

grasses of, investigation of ( Vasey) . 1886

possibilities of reclamation of, by utilizing underlying waters

(Miller). 1891. pt. 1, p. 301

Lakes and climate in, oscillations of (Abbe). 1900. p. 544

Pacific slope, climatic and agricultural features of, etc. (Hilgard

and ot 1 lers ) . 1882

Some climatic features of ( Moore). 1896

Waterworks east of, having supply from artesian and underflow

sources. 1891. pt. 1, p. 433

See also Destitute regions — Semiarid regions.

Aristida purpurea nutt. , and its allies (Merrill ) . 1901

Arizona:

Aerolite in, fall of (Abbe). 1897. p. 56

Agricultural features of (Furnas), 1892. p. 173

Agricultural notes on, 1866. p. 442

Atmosphere in, clearness of , notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 110...
Birds observed in parts of, by Death Valley Expedition of 1891,

notes on (Fisher). 1893. p. 7

Central desert region from, to western Texas, characteristic vege-
tation of (Dewey), p. 351

same, p. 351

Climate of, ancient (Abbe). 1897. p. 353

Climatic and agricultural features ( Hilgard and others). 1882

Entomological notes from (Cockerell). 1902. p. 107

Forage plants of (Pool). 1888._ p. 48

Fruits of, tropical and semitropical (Klee). 1891. p. Ill

Gras.ses of ( Merrill ) . 1901

Grasses of arid districts of, investigation of (Tracy). 1888. p. 5.
Grasses of desert region of, plates and descriptions of (Vasey).

1890

same

Irrigation in, use of water in (Code). 1900. p. Ill

See also Arizona Experiment Station farm.

Locusts, injurious and other (Townsend). 1893. p. 28

Northwestern —

cactuses, yuccas, and agave in deserts and desert ranges of,
geographic and vertical distribution (Merriam). 1893. p.

345

spermophile,new, from, descriptionof (Merriam). 1893. p. 17
trees and shrubs in deserts and desert ranges of, distribution

of (Merriam). 1893. p. 285

Plants collected by Edward Palmer in, 1890, list of (Rose).

1891. p. 91

Range improvement in (Grifhths). 1901

Sheep husbandrv in. 1891. p. 20

Sunstroke in (Phillips). 1896. p. 4.54

See aho Flagstaff — Little Colorado River, Desert of — Lower Colo-
rado River — Phoenix — San Francisco Mountain region —
Salt River Valley.

Arizona and Japan, winds of (Abbe). 1895. p. 255

Arizona Experiment Station farm, irrigation at, 1901 (McClatchie).

p. 125

same, 1902 (McClatchie). p. 87

Arkalon, Kansas, sorghum sugar experiments at, 1889 (Wiley)

Arkansas:

Cotton in. 1866. p. 330

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 88

Insects, injurious and other, qbservations on (Webster), i'891.

p. 451

Moving cattle into Missouri from two northern tiers of counties
in, Mar. 8, 1899

Olasslfirntlon uo.

A6.3:l

Al5.2:Ir7^

A6.3:l

A15.2:Ir7''
A29.6:28

A1.8:20
A29.2:Ar4

A15.2:Ir7'^

A3. 4:34

A29.6:25
A1.8:20
A27.9:4
A29.6:27

A5.5:7

Al. 1:891

A6. 1:891

A29.6:25

A1.8:20

A9.6:37

A6.3:6

A20.3:l

A3. 4:32

A6.3:6

A6.2:N82'

A6.3:12

A10.3:86

A9.7:6

A5.5:7
A5.5:2

A5.5:7

A6.5:l
A19.3:4
A27.9:29
A29.6:24

A29.6:23

A10.3:104
A10.3:119
A7.3:26

A27.9:4
A27.9:6

A9.7:3

A4.5:32

168

1894.
429..

Arkansas — Continned

Koad-making materials in (Branner).
Southwestern, climate of, 1840-67. p.
Tornadoes in ( Emery) . 1900. p. 499
See also Fort Smith — Pine Bluff.
Arkansas Experiment Station, Fayetteville, laboratory notes from.

1890. p. 134 "

Arkansas Valley, Colorado, irrigation in (Stover). 1902. j). 287..

Arkansas Valley, upper, description of. 1870. p. 150

Armour, Philip Danforth. Utilization of packing-house offal.

1900. p. 514

Armsby, Henry Prentiss:

Address as president of Association of American Agricultural Col-
leges and Experiment Stations, at 13th annual convention.

1900. p. 21 ,

Agricultural experiment stations, collective exhibit at Paris Expo-
sition, report of committee on —

1899, p. 30

1900, p. 20

1901, p. 23

Agricultural experiment stations, coojjerative exhibit at World's

Columbian Exposition, 1893, report of committee on —

1892, p. 24

1893, p. 99

1894, p. 34 ,

Digestion experiment-
is a digestion experiment fallacious? 1891. p. 89

recent work abroad. 1891. p. 132

See also, as joint author, Wheeler Homer Jay.

Army horses, German, requirements for (Kuhn). 1898. p. 31

Army Medical Department, connection of, with development of

meteorology in U. S. (Smart). 1895. p. 207

Armv worm:

Bibliography of. 1883. p. 148

Circular relative to (Howard), 1894

Entomological Commission, report on. 1883. ji. 89

Fall, report on (Chittenden). 1901

Invasion of New Jersey in 1880, account of (Lockwood) . p. 101.

same, p. 101

same, p. 139

Notes on (Glover). 1872. p. 438

same (Glover). 1873. p. 30

same. 1883. p. 9

same (Webster). 1890. p. 112

Occurrence of, during season of 1885-86. p. 42

Outbreak of, and some other insects affecting grain in Maryland

(Ashmead). 1890. p. 53

Arnheim, Netherlands, exhibition of agricultural implements at.

1870. p. 154

Aroid plant, insect fertilization of an (Hubbard). 1895. p. 340 ...

Aroostook County, Maine, farming in. 1869. j). 149

Arrhenius, J. See, as translator, Alsike (ilover.
Arsenate of lead :

Improvement in manufacture of (Kirkland).
Preparation and use of (Kirkland). 1897. p.
Arsenic, soluble,^ in arsenical insecticides (Haywood),
Arsenical insecticides:

Report on (Haywood). 1902. p. 96

Soluble ar.senic in ( Haywood ) . 1902. p. 51

See oho Arsenites.
Arsenical poisons for plum and peach curcnlio (Forbes). 1889. p. 3
Arsenical spraying of fruit trees while in blossom ( Lintner). 1893.

p. 181

Arsenicals, new and old, comparative tests with, on foliage and with

larva? (Marlatt). 1896. p. 30

Arsenites:

Some historic notes on (Cook). 1891. p. 62

Index

Cliissiflcatiiin no.

A22.3:4
A27.9:8
A29.6:28

A7.3:24
A10.3:119

A27.9:8

A4. 1:900

1899.
46...

p. 102.

1902. p. 51.

A10.3:76

A10.3:65
A10.3:76
A 10. 3:99

A10.3:7
A10.;^:16
A 10. 3:20

A10.5:3
Al 0.5:3

A1.2:H78

A29.3:ll ■■'

A8.1:3

A9.5:4

A8.1:3

A9.6:29

A 1.1:881, 882

A9. 1:882

A8.1:3

A27.9:10

A27.9:ll

A9.3:3

A9.7:3

A9.3:12

A9.7:3

A27.9:8

A9.7:7

A27.9:8

A9.6:20

A9.6:9

A9.6:37

A7.3:67
A9.6:37

A9.7:2

A9.7:6

A!».(;;6
A9.7:4

1()9

1893.

Index

Arsenites — Continued

Spravinj^ with, vs. bees (Webster). 1892. p. 121

same. 1894. p. 182

Arsenites and arsenical mixtures as insecticides (Gillette)

p. 115

Art, science versus ( Roberts) . 1H9S. p. 69

Artace punctistriga, some observations upon (Morgan). 1901. p.

182

Artesian and underflow investigation:

Between ninety-seventh degree of west longitude and foothills

of Rocky Mountains (Nettleton). 1891

Final geological reports (Hay). 1893. pt. 3

Final report of chief engineer (Nettleton). 1893. pt. 2

Progress report (Hay). 1891. p. 137

Progress report on central division of Great Plains (Gregorv).

1891. p. 145

South Dakota ( Coffin ) . 1893. pt. 4, p. 51

Si'e also Irrigation.
Artesian and underflow investigations and irrigation inquiry, reports

of special agent in charge

Artesian and underground waters in Texas, eastern New Mexico, and
Indian Territorv, west of ninetv-seventh meridian (Hill).

1893. pt. 3, p. 41 .' -

Artesian basins in eastern Colorado and New Mexico, geological

conditions of (Van Diest). 1890. p. 87

Artesian water in Nevada ( Irish). 1891. p. 199

Artesian waters, existence of, west of ninetv-seventh meridian, etc.

(Durable). 1890. p. 99 '.

Artesian well investigations:

Colorado field work (Carpenter). 1890. p. 173

Field agents' report for middle division (Gregorv). 1890. p. 145.

Field work in (Nettleton). 1890. p. 31 1

Geologist's report (Hall). 1890. p. 37

Location of, within area of ninety-seventh meridian and east
of foothills of Rocky Mountains, to determine (Hinton and

others)

New INIexico field work (Carpenter). 1890. p. 233

North and South Dakota field work (Culver). 1890. p. 55

North Dakota field work ( Underbill). 1890. p. 105

South Dakota field work (Coffin). 1890. p. 125

same (Updyke). 1890. p. 110

Special expert's report (Beach). 1890. p. 141

Texasfield work (Roesler). 1890. p. 243

Artesian well near Fort Lyon, Colo. (White and Aughey). p. 26. ..
Artesian wells:

Irrigation by, in Algiers. 1891. pt. 1 , p. 369

Upon great plains; report of Geological Commission (White and

Aughey ) . 1882

Arthur, J. C, pear blight, p. 125

Same, p. 125

Artichokes. See Bur artichokes — Jerusalem artichokes.

Arts. See Industries and arts.

Arvicolinip, description of new genus (Phenacomys) and four new

species of (Merriam). 1889. p. 27

Asbury Park, N. J., National good road conference, July 5, 6, 1894..

Same, proceedings of. 1894 -

Aschaffenburg, Bavaria, Royal Forest School at. 1885. p. 50

Ash, committee on, report of, at Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists. 1900. p. 94

Same. 1901. p. 54

Ash:

Composition of, of w^heat grain and wheat straw grown at Rotham-
sted in different seasons and by different manures (Lawes

and Gilbert), p. 85 -

Estimation and importance to agricultural chemistry and agri-
culture of ash constituents of plants (Tollens). 1902. pp. 207,
305

i'lassifl<-:itIoii no.

A9.7:5
A9.7:7

A9.7:6
AID. 3:49

A 10. 3:99

A15.2:P94^
A15.2:Ir7-^
A15.2:Ir7^
A15.2:P94'

A15.2:P94i
A15.2:Ir7^

A15.1:

A15.2:Ir7'

A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:P94^

A15.2:Ar7

A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ai:7
A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7

A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
Al. 1:881-2

A15.2:Ir7''

A1.8:19
Al. 1:886
A28. 1:886

A5.5:2
A22.4:9
A22.3:10
A1.8:36

A 7. 3:62
.\ 7. 3:67

A7.3:4

A10.6:13

170

Ash — Continued

Loss of sulphur in preparing]; (Fraps). 1901. p. 9S

See also Ashes — Soils and ash.
Ashburner, Charles E., jr.:

Highways, their construction and maintenance. 1895. p. ?,2

Macadamized roads, report on. 1895. p. 31

Ashby, Newton B. :

Bristol butter markets, p. 210

Cheese, market for, in England, p. 214

220

Hamburg liutter and cheese markets.

Hamburg trade in eggs. p. 345

London butter trade, p. 211

Manchester butter market, p. 201. .

Paris butter and cheese markets, p.

Paris market for eggs. p. 336 ,

Poultry dressed in foreign citres. p. 330 ,

Poultry markets of Paris, p. 341 ,

See also, as translator, Scelle, Ch.
Ashcraft, Charles E., jr. Lightning from a cloudless sky. 1900.

p. 489

Ashe, W. W. See, as joint author, Ayres, Horace B.
Ashe, W. W., and Ayres, Horace B. Trees of Southern Appa-
lachians, p. 93

Ashes:

Are they an economical fertilizer at present prices? 1897. p. 24

Coal, as a fertilizer. 1868. p. 461

Supply of, for agricultural purposes (Fleischman). 1884. No. 9.
p. 28

See also Ash.
Asheville, N. C. See Shelton Tobacco-Curing Co.
Ashley, Alexander McC. :

Seasonal forecasts, long range, for Pacific Coast States. 1901. p.
16

Short biography of (Abbe) . 1901. p. 173

Ashmead, William Harris:

Army worm and some other insects affecting grain in Maryland,
outbreak of. 1890. p. 53

Cotton insects found in Mississippi. 1894. pp. 25, 240, 320

Encyrtid with six-branched antennte. 1891. p. 455

Insects injurious to garden crops in Florida. 1887. p. 9

Spider parasite, new. 1894. p. 259

Ashton, A. J. See, for report as chief of Seed Division, Agricultural

Department. 1896

Asia:

Climatology of southern and western (Dallas) . 1896. p. 672

Eastern, United States wheat for. 1897

Fruits, American and East Asian, sketch of relationship between
(Bailey). 1894. p. 437

Magnetic survey of (Tillo). 1895. p. 465

Asia Minor, angora goat industry of (Bailey). i>. 493

Asiatic ladybird, importation and present status of, preliminary re-
port on (Marlatt). 1902. p. 70 '

Asopia costalis, clover hay-worm, some studies of (Webster). 1891.

p. 121

Asparagus :

Culture of ( Handy ) . 1897

Forcing in the field, method of. 1898. p. 6

Insects that affect (Chittenden). 1898. p. 54

I'est of, little-known (Sirrine). 1901. p. 177

IVjwer sprayer for (Sirrine). 1901. j). 177

Asparagus beetles (Chittenden). 1896. ]>. 341

Asparagus berries, black spots of (Fairman). 1889. p. 157

Aspidiotus ostrejcforniis, account of (Marlatt). 1899. p. 76

Asplenium. See Aphelenchus olesistus.

Asplenium, leaf sickness in, aphelenclms olesistus cause of (Bos).

1893. p. 161

Assmann, R. Balloon ascensions of, Nov. 14, 1896. p. 457

Index

Chissiticiitloii no.

A7.3:62

A22.3:ll
A22.3:17

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1 :899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899

A29.6:28

A1.2:Ap42

A1.9:65
A27.9:6

A27.9:22

A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A9.7:3

A9.7:7

A9.7:3

A9.3:14

A9.7:6

A24.1:

A29.3:1P
A12.4:17

A 1.1 0:894
A 29.3:11 -
A4. 1:901

A9.6:37

A9.7:4

A 1.9:61
A 1.9:84
A9.6:10
A10.3:99
A 10. 3:99
A 1.1 0:896
A28.5:5
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A9.7:6
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171

Index

Associations. See Names of associations.

Asthenia (going light) in fowls (Dawson), p. 329

Astronomy for meteorologist, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 562

Astronomy. >SV'e Aurora — HevelinS — Leonids at Havre, ISIont. —

Lunar rainbow — Meteor — Moon — Parhelion — Stars — Sun.

Astrophysical Observatory of Smithsonian Institution, annals of

(Langley). 1902. p. 258

Athens, climate of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 554

Atherton, George Washington:

Address of, as president of Association of American Agricultural
Col leges and Exijeriment Stations at second annual conven-
tion Jan. , 1889. ]). 73

same, at third annual convention, Nov. , 1889. p. 65

Land-grant colleges, military instruction in, report of committee

on. 1901. p. 85

Morrill, Justin S., legislative career of. 1901. p. 60

Atkinson, Edward:

Cooking of food, suggestions regarding. 1894

Pvgyptian cotton, letter on.. 1866. p. 417

Food laboratories in connection with agricultural experiment
stations of U. S., suggestions for establishment of. 1893...
Atkinson, George Francis:

Anthracnose of cotton. 1891. p. 173

Cotton, diseases of. 1896. p. 279

Cotton cut-worm, note on. 1891. p. 31

Nematode leaf disease, note on. 1891. p. 31

Root rot, new disease of cotton. 1891. p. 262

Atkinson, George "W. Road improvement in West Virginia, extract

from governor's message, p. 14

Atkinson, V. T. :

Cattle, bones of, diseases and accidents to. 1892. p. 281

Poisons and poisoning of cattle. 1892. p. 63

Atlanta, Ga., comparative rain gage readings at (Henrv). 1899.

p. 543 :

Atlanta, Ga., Cotton Convention, 1881:

Address before, relative to cotton worm (Riley), p. 153

same, p. 153

Proceedings of

Atlanta, Ga., Cotton States and International Exposition, 1895:

Organization of Dept. and list of its exhibits at. 1895

Work of Agriculture Dept. illustrated at (Wait). 1895. p. 503. .
Atlanta, Ga., National Road Parliament, Oct. 17-19, 1895, reports by

delegates to

Atlanta, Ga., Southern Interstate Fair, cattle exhibited at, order re-
garding. Aug. 20, 1900

Atlantic, north:

Meteorology, monthly notes on, Jan., 1894-June, 1895

Storms, monthly notes on, July, 1891-Dec., 1893

Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Are present [storm] warnings and displays
bv flag and lantern best that can be devised for? (Smith).

1899. p. 27

Same (McAdie). 1899. p. 29

Atlantic Citv, N. J. Weather Bureau at, electric signal apparatus at

(Brand). 1898. p. 405

Atlantic Ocean, storms of, tropical, in September, 1895 (Garriott).

p. 167

Atlantic States, mineral fertilizers of. p. 367

See also States and Territories.

Atlas, climatological, of Russian Empire ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 343

Atmidometry, some experiments in (Stevens). 1902. p. 129

Atmosphere:

Aqueous vapor in —

relative quantities of, determination of, by means of absorp-
tion lines of spectrum (Jewell). 1896

total (juantity. 1894 (Abbe), p. 539

Carbonic acid gas in (Abbe). 1895. p. 300

Classlfloatlon no.

A4. 1:898
A29.6:26

A29.6:30
A29.6:26

A10.5:l
A10.5:2

A10.3:99
A10.3:99

A1.8:54
A27.9:4

A10.3:17

A28.5:6

A10.3:33

A9.7:4

A9.7:4

A9.7:3

A22.4:33

A4.2:C292
A4.2:C292

A29.6:27

Al. 1:881-2
A9. 1:882
A1.8:17

A21.2:At6
Al. 10:895

A22.3:19

A4.5:70

A29.6:
A29.6:

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A 29. 6:26

A29.6:23
A 1.1:868

A29.6:28
A29.6:30

A29.3:16
A29.6:22
A29.6:23

1 72

1902

Atmosphere — Continued

Circulation of, in tropical and e(]uatorial regions (Rotch)

p. 181 -

Circulatory movements in, dynamic principle of (Bjerknaes).

1900. pp. 434,532 '.

Clearness of, in Arizona (Abbe). 1899. p. 110

Dust in (Abbe). 1899. p. 63

Electric waves in ( Abbe) . 1897. p. 352

Ether and (Abbe). 1899. p. 362

Flux and reflux of (De Lamanon). 1898. p. 463

Gas in, new ( Abbe). 1898. p. 217

General circulation of (Abbe) . 1895. p. 458 •.

same, especially in Arctic regions (Kimball). 1901. p. 408 .

^ same, original memoirs on (Brillouin). 1902. 2^- ^"^00

(Humidity in —

charts of, notes on (Abbe). 1901. ji. 118

observations on (Lippincott). p. 520

■Hydrodynaniic equations for, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 445

Line integrals in (Bigelow). 1900. p. 535.

Movement of, new method of observing direction of (Clough).

/ 1898. p. 250 -..-_- ■

I Planetary, permanency of, according to kinetic theory of gases

\ (Cook). 1902. p."'401

Statics and kinematics of, studies on, in U. S. (Bigelow). 1902.

pp. 13,80,117,163,250,304,347

Studies on, at Trappes, France (Teisserenc de Bort). 1901. p. 20.
Systematic exploration of, bv means of kites, method for (Rotch).

1902. p. 66 '.

Temperature of, average (Abbe). 1898. p. 415

Tides in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 109

Upper, study of —

by means of balloons (Kremser). 1896. p. 725

by means of cloud observations ( Vettin). 1896. p. 758

from observations on mountain stations (Hann). 1896. p. 754.

Weight or mass of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 58

See also Air — Aqueous vapor — Autumn haze — Barogram — Bar-
ograph — Meteorology — and headings beginning Atmos-
pheric.
Atmospheric absorption. See Angstrom, Knut.

Atmospheric air, ionisation of, report on (Wilson). 1901. p. 159..
Atmospheric changes, relation of, to changes of water level in St.

Marys Falls canal. 1894

Atmospheric circulation:

In tropical cyclones, as shown by movements of clouds (Bover) .

1896 .'

Laws of, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 250

Atmospheric disturbances, local (Henry). 1898. p. 539

Atmospheric dust. See Dust.
Atmospheric electricity:

Brillouin's theory (Abbe). 1897. p. 446

Early experiments in (West). 1896. p. 333

Methods and instruments of precision for study of (Chauveau).

1895. p. 569

Monthly notes on, July, 1891-Oct., 1902

Origin, yariations, and perturbations (Brillouin) 1897. p. 440

Origin of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 259

Reports (jn

Review of recent investigations into subject of (Elster and

Geitel). 1895. p. 510

Some experiments in (McAdie). 1891. p. 171

Atmospheric moisture, condensation of (Barns) . p. 526

Same (Barns). 1895

Atmospheri(; ])henomena (Ilobbs). 1902. p. 487

Atmospheric ])re(;ipitation, yariations of lake levels and (Ilein-y).

1899 1.-.

See also Preciiiitation.
Atmospheric pressure:

High and low (Morrill). 1895. p. 157

Index

Classlfinitioii uo.

A29.6:30

A29.6:28
A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:25
A29.6:27
A29.6:26
A29.6:26
A29.6:23
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A29.6:29
Al. 1:865
A29.6:25
A29.6:28

A29.6:26

A29.6:30

A29.6:30
A29.6:29

A29.3:31
A29.6:27
A29.6:28

A29.3:ll'^
A29.3:ll--'
A29.3:ll*
A29.6:27

A29.6:29
A29.2:Sa2

A29.2:At6i

A29.6:28

A29.6:26

A29.6:25
A29.6:24

A29.3:ll-

A12.6:

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.6:

A29.3:ll^

A29.6:19

A29.1:891»

A29.3:12

A29.6:30

A29.2:L15

A29.6:23

173

Iiidov

Atinospherie pressure — Continued

Ilifxhand low (Taylor). 1.S97. p. 350

Kline (Ciarriott). 1895 to 1898. p. 593

same, monthly report on, June, 1895. (Hazen)

same (Bigelow). Julv-Oct., 1895

same (Hazen). Nov., 1895-Nov., 1899

same ( Frankenfield) . Dec. 1 899-Apr. , 1900

same (Hunt). May, 1900

same (Frankenfield). June-Dec, 1900

same Jan. -May, 1901

same ( Hunt) . June-Aug. , 1 901

same Sept. ,1901

same (Frankenfield). Oct.-Nov., 1901

same (Hunt). Jan.-Oct., 1802

Low —

effect of, in determining weather conditions in upper Missis-
sippi Valley (Hazen). 1896. p. 89

warm air attending (Abbe). 1894. p. 464

Measurement of barometers and ( Marvin)

Eeduction of (Morrill). 1897. p. 572

Report on (Bigelow). 1895. p. 117 ._

See aho Meteorological observations.
Atmospheric radiation:

Research conducted, at Allegheny observatory and at Providence,

R. I. (Very). 1900

Very's memoir on, review of (Dorsey). 1900. p. 394

See also Electrodynamic radiation.
Atmospheric refractionsat surface of water (Abbe).
Atmospheric rolls, horizontal, report on (Proctor).
Atmosplieric survey, United States daily (Moore)
Atmosphcrictemperaturesduring July (Phillips).

1896.

1896.
. 1897
1895.

p. 208.

p. 253..

(Wiley),

Atmospheric vapor, note on (Abbe). 1897,
Atmospheric waves (Abbe). 1894. p. 464
Attica, Kans., sorghum sugar experiments at, in 1889.

pp. 9, 26

Same (Carr). p. 72

Atwater, Helen AVoodard. Bread and principles of bread making.

1900

Atwater, Wilbur Olin:

Agricultural experiment stations in Europe, p. 517

same, pt. 2. p. 466

Agricultural science, recent progress in. 1874. p. 26

Connecticut Experiment Station, address on. 1901. p. 51

Dietaries in public institutions. 1901. p. 393

Fertilizers —

cooperative experimenting as a means of studying effects of

fertilizers and feeding capacities of plants. 1882

effects of, and feeding capacities of plants, cooperative experi-
menting as a means of studying. 1882. p. 27

various, results of field experiments with. 1883

Food, chemistry and economy of, methods and results of inves-
tigations on. 1895 •

Food and body material, available energy of. 1901. p. 112

Food and diet. 1894. p. 357

Foods, nutritive value and cost. 1894

Holland exiieriment stations. 1895. p. 669 ,

Nitrogenous compounds of animal and vegetable substances, sug-
gestions regarding nomenclature of. 1899. p. 118

Nutrition, principles of, and nutritive value of food. 1901

See also, for reports as chief of Experiment Stations Office, 1888-

1890

Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and Benedict, Francis G. Metabolism of mat-
ter and energy in human body, experiments on; with coopera-
tion of A. W. Smith and Arthur Peyton Bryant. 1899

Atwater, Wilbur Olin, Benedict, Francis G., Bryant, Arthur Peyton,
Smith, A. W., and Snell, J. F. Metabolism of matter and
energy in human body, exiieriments on, 1898-1900. 1902 —

p. 371....
p. 367

Classlflciitiun no.

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.6:23

A29.6:23

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A29.6:

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A29.6:30

A29.6:23
A29.6:22
A29.il :F
A29.6:25
A29.623

A29.5:G
A29.6:28

A 29. 6:24

A29.6:24

A29.2:At6'

A29.6:23

A29.6:25

A29.6:22

A7.3:26
A7.3:26

Al. 9:112

Al. 1:875
A27.9:14
A27.9:12
A 10. 3:99
Al. 10:901

A1.8:18

A1.8:22
A1.8:31

A10.3:21
A 10. 3:99
Al. 10:894
A1.9:23
A10.6:5

A10.3:65
Al. 9:142

AlO.l:

A 10.3:69
A10.3:109

174

Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and Bryant, Arthur Peyton:

Chemical composition of American food materials. 1899

Dietary studies in Chicago, 111., in 1895 and 1896, conducted with
cooperation of Jane Addams and Caroline L. Hunt, of Hull

House. 1898

Dietary studies in New York in 189G and 1897. 1902

Dietary studies of Harvard and Yale boat crews. 1900 1 .

Atwater, Wilbur Olin, Johnson, S. W., and Cook, Geo. H. Agricul-
tural experiment station work, report of committee on, to
convention of Association of American Agricultural Colleges

and Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C, Oct., 1887

Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and Langworthy, Charles Ford. Metabolism
experiments in which the balance of income and outgo was

determined, digest of

Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and Rosa, Edward Bennett. Respiration
calorimeter, new, description of, and experiments on conser-
vation of energy in human body. 1899

Atwater, Willnir Olin, and Sherman, H. C. Muscular work, severe
and prolonged, effect of, on food consumption, digestion, and

metabolism. 1901

Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and Woods, Charles Dayton:

Chemical composition of American food materials. 1896

Dietary studies —

New Y\)rk City in 1895 and 1896

Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind., comments on. 1896. p. 23.

University of Missouri, comments on. 1896. p. 21

University of Tennessee, comments on. p. 33

with reference to food of negro in Alabama in 1895 and 1896,
conducted with cooperation of Tuskegee Normal and Indus-
trial Institute and the Agricultural and Mechanical College

of Alabama

Atwater, Wilbur Olin, Woods, Charles Dayton, and Benedict, Francis
G. Metaljolism of nitrogen and carbon in human organism,
with respiration calorimeter of special construction, report of

preliminary investigation on, etc. 1897

Atwood, Geo. W. Fruits of Florida, p. 140

Atwood, W. B. Horticulturists of agricultural experiment stations
in U. S., list of, with outlines of work in horticulture at the

several stations. 1889

Aughey, Samuel. See, as joint author, White, C. A.

August weather (Moore j. 1900. p. 343

Augusta, Ga., Congress of Cotton States, Oct., 1870, address before

( Capron ) . p. 473

Augusta, Ga. , tornado at, Mar. 20, 1895 ( Fisher ) . p. 92

Aurora:

Altitude of (Abbe). 1902. p. 314

Anomalous and sporadic, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 260

Cosmical relations manifested in simultaneous disturbances of,
sun, and terrestrial magnetic field (Lemstrom). 1895. p. 492.

Florida, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 294 ^..

Moon and, report on ( Hazen ) . 1898. p. 108

Note on, of Aug. 19-20, \ 894 ( Abbe ) . p. 328

Related conditions and international cipher code for correspond-
ence respecting (Veeder). 1894. p. 26

Remarkable, at Braidentown, Fla., Nov. 18, 1899 (Ten Broeck).

p. 582

South Carolina and Kentucky (Abbe). 1895. p. 297

Texas, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 474

Willets Point, N. Y., record of. 1870-85 (Abbe), p. 253

Aurora australis of April 20, 1 897 ( Campbell-IIepworth) . p. 204

Aurora polaris (Abbe). 1894. p. 78

Auroral light, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 512

Auroral-lunar halo display, report of (Ten Broeck). 1901. p. 551..
Auroral observations on 2d Wellmann cxjiedition made in neighbor-
hood of Franz Josef Land, l,S9S-99 (Baldwin), p. 107

Austin, Amory. Rice; its cultivation, production, and distribution
in U. S. and foreign countries. 1893

Index

(Uasslflratioii no.
A10.3:282

A10.3:55

A10.3:116

A10.3:75

A1.8:45

A10.3:45

A10.3:63

A10.3:98

Al 0.3:281

A10.3:46
Al 0.3:32
A10.3:31
A10.3:29

A10.3:38

A10.3:44
Al. 1:867

A10.3:4

A29.6:28

A27.9:8
A29.6:23

A29.6:30
A29.6:26

A29.3:ll'=
A29.6:28
A29.6:26
A29.6:22

A29.3:lli

A29.6:27
A29.6:23
A29.6:27
A29.6:22
A29.6:25
A29.6:22
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A27.8:6

175

Index

Australasia:

A<rriculture in. 1888. p. 284

Meat trade of (Reynolds). ]). 92

Statistics of agricultural products. 1S88. p. 577

Statistics of animal industry of, 1899-1900. p. 557

See also Fiji Islands — Malay Archipelago — New Zealand — Queen
Charlotte Islands — Tasmania.
Australia:

Agricultural statistics of. 1869. p. 461

same, 1863-72. p. 516

Animal diseases and farm pests in. 1887. p. 535

Cryptophasa unipunctata in, habits and earlier stages (Edwards).

1891. p. 384 -

Entomological importations from, during 1893 (Koebele). p. 33
Insects of —

notes on some injurious and beneficial (Webster). 1889. p.

361

parasitic and predaceous, studies on (Koebele). 1893

sent bv Albert Koebele to EUwood Cooper and B. ]M. Lelong,

report on (Coquillett). 1893. p. 251 „

same, status of (Co(]uillett) . 1893. p. 24

See also Australian ladybird — Fluted scale — Red and black
scale.
Irrigation in; recent investigation, legislation, and administration
by colonies of Victoria and New South Wales ( Hinton) . 1891.

p. 235

Live-stock shipments from, to England, p. 77

same (Wray). p. 81

Mountain meteorological stations in (Abbe). 1898. p. 166

Salmon propagation in. 1867. p. 207

Texas fever in. p. 85

Woolgrowing in (Kenworthy) . p. 204

See also Melbourne — New South Wales — Victoria — and head-
ings beginning Australian.
Australian hymenopterous parasite. See Fluted scale.

Australian ladybird, imported (Coquillett). 1889. p. 70

Australian lamellicorns, new genus and two new species of (Sharp).

1890. p. 302

Australian parasite of icerya purchasi (Williston). 1888. p. 21 ...
Australian report on American irrigation, 1884-85 (Deakin). p. 197
Australian scvmnus established and described in California (Riley).

1892. V- 1^7

Australian weather guide, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 365

Australian wheat statistics. 1883-84. p. 38. No. 11

Australian wools. 1873. p. 254

Austria:

Agricultural census of. 1865. No. 6. p. 18

Cereal crops. 1893. p. 270

Coast provinces of, forest culture in. 1873. p. 141

Foreign commerce of. 1 873. p. 189

Phylloxera vastatrix in (Glover). 1875. p. 223

Seeds and plants collected in, by Barbour Lathrop and David C.
Fairchild, for section of seed and plant introduction. Agricul-
ture Department. 1900

Statistics Bureau in, creation of. 1873. p. 188

Wines, beers, etc., analysis of, methods proposed for adoption for
usein. 1893. p. 155

See also Vienna.
Austria-Hungary :

As a factor in world's grain trade; recent use of American wheat
in that country. ] 897

Cerealcropsof, value of (Neumann-Spallert). 1883. No. 64. p. 66

Climate of, references to sources of information relative to ( Hann ).
1896. p. 657

Crops in. 1876. p. 33

Flax culture in (Hawes). 1892. p. 55

Notes on. 1876. p. 283

t'lassiflcatioii no.

A27.9:26
A4. 1:893-4
A27.9:26
A4. 1:900

A27.9:6

A27.9:10

A27.9:25

A9.7:3
A9.3:32

A9.7:l
A1.8:51

A9.7:5
A9.7:6

A15.2:P94i
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:895-6
A29.6:26
A27.9:5
A4. 1:895-6
Al. 1:864

A9.7:2

A9.7:2
A9.7:l
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A27.9:22
A27.9:ll

A27.9:3

A27.9:32

A27.9:12

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A27.9:13

A6.6:6
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176

Austria-Hungarv — Continuerl

People's banks of. 1891. p. 494

See aho Austria — Hungary — Bosnia.

Autumn haze, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 374

Avalanches, their formation and prevention (Fernow ). 1888. p. 236
Axes, coordinate, standard system of, for magnetic and meteorolog-
ical observations and computations (Bigelow). 1897. p. 201,
Axima, North American, and its habits (Howard). 1890. ]). 365 .
Ayres, Horace B. See, as joint author, Ashe, W. W.
Ayres, Horace B., and Ashe, W. W.:

Appalachian forests, southern, description of, by river basins. ]>. 69 .
Forests and forest conditions in southern Appalachians, j). 45. . ,

Ayrshire cattle, charactei'istics of ( Howard ) . p. 193

Ayrshire, England, dairies. 1867. p. 56

Azores:

Irrigation in, as presented in Census Bulletin No. 35, Feb. 27, 1891.

p. 288

Weather cablegrams from, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 253

See also I'onta Delgata.

Aztec names and their pronunciation (Abbe). 1900. \k 549

Babcock, S. M. :

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, at tenth annual convention. 1893. p. 3

Butter, variations in ( oiiii)usition of. 1886. p. 25

Babcock method for testing milk. See Bartlett, James Monroe —

Van Slyke, Lincoln Lucius — Winton, Andrew Lincoln.
Babinet, Jacques:

Floods in water courses, best means of finding rules for i:)redict-

ing. 1894. p. 142

Forecasting floods, methods in use in France. 1894. p. 94

Bachelor of science, f our- vear course, what studies should be embraced

in (Ellis). 1896. - p. 47

Bacilli. See Bacteria and references thereunder.

Bacon, curing of, j). 87

See also Hog — Fork.
Bacot, William S. Address of, before National Road Conference,

July, 1894. p. 45.

Bacteria, practical bearing of investigations in (Smith). 1894.

p . 1 09

See also Animals, domestic — references under Bacterial diseases —
Cheese — Mare — Milk — Pig — Swine plague bacteria — Tuber-
culosis l)acillus.

Bacteria and fibrine ( Taylor)

Bacterial diseases. See Bovine tuberculosis — Cabljage — Egg jilant —
Fowl cholera — Glanders — Hog cholera — Irish potato —
Plants — Swine plague — Tuberculosis.
Bacterial flora of foremilk, relation of cheese-curd inflation to

(Bolley). 1896. p. 78

Bacterial products, investigation of effects of, in prevention of animal

diseases (De Schweinitz). p. 138

Same, p. 66

Bacteriology, dairy ( Conn ) . 1895

Baden-Baden, (iermanv, Seventh Internation?al Veterinary Congress,

Aug. 7-12,1899 (Norgaard). p. 534

Baguio, Philippine Islands, climate of (Stetson). 1902. p. 478

Baguios of Philipj)ines, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 470

Bahama Islands:

Cotton plant in, insects living on or injurious to (Schwarz).

1878. 1). 347

Sisal hemp industry in (]\IcLain). 1891. p. 52

Baier, Julius. St. Louis tornado, low pressure in. 189(). p. 332 ..
Bailey, G. E. (leology of South Dakota west of INIissouri River
and of Wyoming east of foothills of Rocky Mountains. 1890.
p. 65

Bailey, Isaac IL Leather jiroduction of America, report accom-
panying exhibit of Animal Industrv Bureau at Paris Exjio-
sitionof 1889. p. 419 !

Index

C'lassiQratlon no.

I
A27.9:29

A29.6:29
A13.3:2

A29.6:25
A9.7:2

A1.2:Ap4-'
A1.2:Ap4^
Al. 1:863
A27.9:5

A15.2:P94i
A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A 7. 3:38
A7.3:16

A29.3:lli
A29.3:lli

A10.3:30

A4. 1:897

A22.3:10
A4.3:6

A18.2:F44

A10.3:30

Al. 1:891
A4. 1:891-2
A 10. 3:25

A4. 1:899
A29.6:30
A29.6:27

.\9.2:C82
All. 5:3
A29.6:24

A15.2:Ar7

A4. 1:887-8

114—04-

-12

177

Index

Bailey, James S. Cossida;, North American, witli facts in life Iuh-

tory of cossus centerensis. 1883. ji. 4'.i

Bailey, Liberty Hyde:

Cliinatology and horticulture, some interrelations of. 1895.

p. 431 -..--

Farmers' institutes, history and statuH in V. R. and Canada.

1900 1

Farmers' reading courses. 1 8'Ji)

same (abridgment) . 1 900

Fruits —

American and Eastern Asian, sketch of relationship between.

p. 437 -

our native, improvement of. 189(5. p. 297

Phenological observations, instructions for taking. 1896. p. 328.
Bailey, S. S. Highway improvement, shall farmers have aid for,

from wealth of nation? 1901. p. 63

Bailey, Vernon:

Mammals and birds, results of trij) through parts of Minnesota
and Dakota for purpose of investigating food habits and

distribution of. p. 426

same, p. 426

rocket gophers of U. S. 1895 ...-...._.

Prairie ground squirrels, or spermophiles, of Mississii)pi Valley.

1893

Spermophiles and pocket gophers of Mississippi Valley, p. 185. .

same, p. 185

Voles, American, of genus INIicrotus, revision of. 1900

Bailey, Willard C. Angora goat industry of Asia Minor, p. 493 . . .
Bainbridge-Hoff, Wm. See Hoff.

Baird, Spencer FuUerton. Origin of domestic turkey, p. 288

Baird, Texas, feeding station at

Baker, F. P. :

Forestry, paper on. 1883. p. 1 81

Forestry of Mississippi Valley, preliminary report on. 1883

Forests, timber-culture, etc., condition of, in Southern and West-
ern States. 1884. p._105

Lumber and wood trade in certain States. 1884. p. 198

States, f I )rest condition of. 1884. p. 181

Timber lauds of U. S., value and management of. 1884. p. 17..
Baker, Geo. S. Cattle tick and tuberculosis in New South Wales.

p. 386...- •

same, correction, p. 502

Baker, J. G. Sisal hemp, false, in Florida, description of. 1893.

p. 32

Baker, R. Cattle, best breeds of, adapted for general farmer of

Western States. 1883. p. 95

Baker, William E. Seeds, experiments with. 1870. p. 25 ,

Bakersfield, California, feeding station at

Baking powders:

Adulteration of (Crampton). 1889. p. 555

same (Weber). 1889. p. 576

same (Cornwall). 1889. p. 583 ,

Character and constitution of (Crampton ) . p. 163

Baking powders and baking-powder chemicals, analysis of, provi-
sional method for (Winton). 1902. p. 98

Balch, Edwin Swift. Evaporation underground, report on. 1901.

p. 545

Baldwin, Evelyn B.:

Auroral observations on 2d Wellmann expedition made in neigh-
borhood of Franz Josef Land, 1898-99. p. 1 07

Meteorological work, outline of scope and character of, in Franz

Josef Land, 1898-99. 1901. p. 351

Baldwin, I>a. >See Des Lignes Sugar Experiment' Station.
Ball, Carleton Roy:

(Trasses and fodder plants of Potomac flats. 1900

Johnson grass, investigations made during season of 1901. 1902

Classlflcatlon no.

A9.3:3

A29.3:ll'^

A 10.3:79
A10.3:72
Al. 9:109

A 1.10:894
A 1.10:896
A29.6:24

A22.3:21

Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887
A5.3:5

A5.3:4
Al. 1:892
A5. 1:892
A5.5:17
A4. 1:901

Al. 1:866
A4.5:57

A1.7:2
A1.8:28

A13.5:4
A13.5:4
A13.5:4
A1.7:5

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899

A11.5:5

A1.7:2

A27.9:8

A4.5:57

A7.3:13»
A7.3:135
A7.3:135

A7. 1:889

A7.3:65
A 29. 6:29

A29.6:29
A 29. 1:900

A3. 4:28
A19.3:ll

178

accessions

p. 548.

p. 298 .

1896. p. 725.
1899. p. 411.

Ball, Carleton Roy — Continued

Winter forajie tTops for South. 1902

Si-e also, as joint author, Scribner, Frank Lamson.
Ball, E. 1). Kntoniolo<iv, economic, simple form of

catalogue of. 1902" p. 37

Ball, Hector'L.:

Climate and crop report, season of 1898, Alaska section.

Tornadf) at Eaglesmere, Pa., June 27, 1892. p. 309

Weather Bureau service in Alaska. 1898. p. 254 ,

Balloon ascensions:

High, note on (Abbe). 1896. p. 16

International, June 8, 1898, notes on (Abbe), p. 262 ...
Meteorological, at Strassburg, Germany (Rotch), 1901.
Report of —

1891. (Hazen). p.517

December 4, 1894 (Abbe). 1894. p. 507

Nov. 14, 1896 (Assmann). p. 457

Mar. 24, 1899, in France ( Bigelow ). p. 197

Results of, at St. Petersburg, May 20 to June 1, 1878 (Rvkatcheff).

p. 392 ."

Simultaneous, report on (Abbe). 1896. p. 415

Balloon voyages:

Barometer needed in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 552

Long, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 113

Balloons:

Aerial voyages by, notes on (Rotch). 1900. p. 553

Altitudes attained bv, photographic apjiaratus for measuring

(Cailletet). 1897.' p. 443

Kite.< and clouds and ( Al^be) . 1896. p. 206

Station for, near Berlin, Germany (Abbe). 1900. p. 13

Study of upper atmosi)here by means of (Kremser)
Work with, at Trappes, France, results £>f (Abbe)
See iiIko Balloon ascensions — Balloon voyages.
Baltimore, Md. :

Exports from, 1861-64. p. .35. No. 1

Temperature curve for Mav, normal, marked rise in (Fassig).

1902. p. 68 '.

Temperatures at, study of ( Walz) . 1899. p. 293

Temperatures for, hourly (Kindjall). 1902. p. 131

Baltimore oriole and meadow lark (Beal). 1895. p. 419

Baml)oo, cultivation of ( Hubbard). 1895. p. 29

Banana flour, how it is i)repared (Langworthy). 1900. j). 20

Bananas, partiallv digested, spurious parasitism due to (Stiles and

_ Hassall) . p. 56

Bandicoots, rats and, trypanosomiasis in. p. 155

Bane, Will H. ,See, for reports as superintendent, 1893 and 1894,

Document and folding room. Agriculture Department.
Bang, B. Tuberculosis in domestic animals, jireventive measures

against, p. 535

Banks, Nathan:

Entomology, American economic, bibliography of more impor-
tant writings publislied on, between June 30, 1888, and

Dec. :iO, 1896

same, between Dec. 31,1 896, and Jan. 1 , 1900

Entomf)logy, North American, list of works on. 1900

Index to l>uUetins nos. 1-30 (new series, 1896-1901) of Division

of lOntoniology. 1902

Nursery stock, i)rincipal insects liable to be distributed on. 1902.

Red spiders of U. S. 1900. p. 65

I?anks:

Peoj)les', Austria-Hungary. 1891.

same, Germany. 1891. p. 3.39.
Rural cooperative, in Russia,
Biircena, Mariano:

Climate of Citv of Mexico. 1896.
Short biography of (Abbe). 1899.

Index

(.iattslflcatlon iiu.
Al. 9:147

A9.6:31

A29.6:26
A29.6:20
A29.6:26

A29.6:24
A29.6:26
A29.6:29

A29.1:89P
A29.6:22
A29.6:24
A29.6:27

A29.6:28
A29.6:24

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A29.6:25

A29.6:24

A29.6:28

A29.3:ll'*

A29.6:27

A27.9:3

A29.3:31
A29.6:27
A 29. 6:30
Al. 10:895
A13.3:ll
Al. 9:119

A4.3:35
A4. 1:901

p. 494

1891. p. 146

p. 601 .
p. 158

Bark-beetle, fruit-tree, circular relative to (Chittenden). 1898

A4. 1:899

A9.2:B47'''
A9.2:B47'
A9.6:24

A9.6:36
A9.6:34
A9.8:8

A27.9:29
A 27.9:29
A27.9:29

A29.3:ll''
A 29. 6:27
A9.5:29

179

d..

Index

Barley:

Crop, condition of, monthly notes on

same, statistics of, annual

Food for horses. 1901. p. 29

Rusted, request for specimens of (Dabney). 1894

Snnit in, notes on (Galloway). 1889. p. 164

Straw and stubble of, specimens of, requested (Rusk).

Wide drilling and tilling of. 1 870. p. 485

See also Cereals — Crtjps — Farm j)roducts.

Barley and its uses (Shaffer), p. ;}55

Barnard, W. S. Machinery designed for destruction of cotton w(jrm,
experimental tests of. 1883. p. 39

Same, 1885. p. 191

Barnes, Almont:

Agriculture of South America, report on, with maps and latest
statistics of trade. 1892

Goats, keeping, for profit. 1898. p. 421

Barnes, John A. :

Hams, American, in Germany, p. 519

Trichinte: German inspection of American hog products, p. 516.
Barnett, Claribel Ruth. Sugar beet, references to literature of, ex-
clusive of works in foreign languages. 1887

Barns, Pennsylvania, description of (Watts), p. 289

Barnyard manure:

Reporton (Beal). 1894

Value of, etc. —

1895. p. 570

1896. p. 616

1897. p. 24

Barogram near hurricane center, report on (Abbe). 1896. p. 336..
Barograph curve, winter, from south Pacific Ocean (Ward). 1897.

p. 484

Barograph on ships —

1898 (Abbe), p. 566

1899 (Abbe), p. 60

1900 (Page), p. 690

See also Atmosphere.

Barwick, James Arthur. Electric storms of California. 1897. j). 539. .
Barometer:

Aneroid, report on (Chree). 1898. p. 547

same (Marvin). 1898. p. 410

Atsea (O'Leary). 1894. p. 167

Camphor, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 255

Corrections and reductions, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 548

Diurnal variation of, notes on ( Abbe ) . 1899. p. 314

History of —

early (Abbe). 1897. p. 16

letter relative to, comments on fMonchamp). 1899. p. 547 ..

notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 546

Method of filling (Partridge). 1896. p. 413

Needed in balloon voyages, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 552

Popular substitute for (Abbe). 1895. p. 299

Readings —

converted into standard pressures (Abbe). 1898. p. 314

metric and English, erroneous conversion of (Marvin) . 1898.

p. 302

Reduction of —

to sea level (Hazen). 1894. p. 538

to standard gravity, notes on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 549

Used at sea, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 459

Used in determining climatologv of St. Kitts, comparison of

(Alexander). 1901. p. 257..".

Wind, table of, report on (Garriott). 1897. p. 204

See also Thermoscope.

Barometers and measurement of atmospheric pressure (Marvin)

Barometric pressure:

Diurnal variation of (Cole). 1892

(Uasslflcatlon no.

A 27. 9:
A27.1:
A 1.9: 133
A 28. 4: 14
A 28. 5:5
A 28. 4:12
A27.9:8

Al. 1:865

A9.3:3

A8.1:4

A27.8:2

Al. 10:898

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898

A17.3:16
Al. 1:864

A1.9:21

Al. 10:895
A 1. 10:896
A1.9:56
A29.6:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A29.6:27

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.3:ll»

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:25
A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:24
A29.6:28
A29.6:23

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.6:22
A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A29.6:29
A29.6:25

A29.11:F

A29.3:6

ISO

1897

Barometric pressure — Continued

Hourly refrults from .self- registers for recording (Al)l)e)

P-^^^ '

Rainfall and (Abbe). 1895. p. 172

Reduction of, to sea level (Morrill ). 1896. p. 492

Relations between strength and direction of ocean currents and

(Beehler). 1894. p. 177

tSee also Climatic charts — Seiches.
Barometric standard of ('osta Rica, comparison with (Abbe). 1902.

p. 445

Barometric troughs of plateau region, report on (llazen). 1895.

p. 207

Barometric wave, daily, westward movement of (Fassig). 1901. p.

495

same, p. 62 _

Barometry of U. S., Canada, and West Indies, report on (Bigelow).

1902

Barrett, O. W. Changa or mole cricket in Porto Rico. 1902

P.arringer, P. B. Address of, before Jefferson Memorial and Inter-
state (Tood Roads Convention, Apr., 1902. p. 14

Barrows, Walter Bradford:

Crow, common, of U. S. 1895. p. 9

Crows, food of, special report on. p. 498

same, p. 498

Economic ornithology, p. 193

same, p. 193

English sparrow in North America, especially in its relation to

agriculture. 1889

Kingbird, or bee martin, food habits of. p. 233

same, p. 233

Malodorous carabid, Nomius pygmseus, Dej, notes on. 1897.

p. 49

San Jose scale, present status of, in Michigan, 1897. p. 27

Seed planting by birds, p. 280

same, p. 280

Barry, Patrick. See, as joint author. Wilder, Marshall P.

Bartholomew's physical atlas, note on (Kimball). 1902. p. 29

Bartlett, James Monroe. IVIilk and cream testing, modification of

Babcock method and apparatus for. 1896. p. 104

See also, as joint author, Huston, Henry Augustus.

Bartlett, Levi. Wheat growing in New Hampshire, p. 96

Barus, C'arl:

Atmospheric moisture, report on condensation of. p. 526

same, 1894

Weather Bure-au signals. 1892. p. 44

Ba.sic phosphatic slags, mechanical analysis of (Wiley). 1896. p. 78.
Basic slag:

Action of amiTionium citrate and citric acid on (Huston and

Jones). 1896. ].. 68

Report on (McDonnell). 1897. p. 47

Ba«idiomycetous fungi. See Agaricus (•am})estris.

Basseterre, St. Kitts, W. I., flood of Jan., 1880, at (Alexander).

p. 196

Bast fibers, uncultivated, of U. S., including history of previous ex-
periments with i)lants and fibers, and brief statements relat-
ing to ullied f^pecics produced commercially in the old world

(Dodge). •18i»4

Bate, Henry C. Weather forecasts, what classes are most benefited
by? are they just what are needed? are they i)roperIy <lis-

semiuated and utilized? 1899. p. 41

Bates, (i. Hubert. Marine plants, their uses, with a l)ricf account

of curing of Irish mo.ss. p. 423

Bates, William W. Siiip timber in T. S. j). 472

P>atrachians, annotated list of, collected in Idaho by C. HartMerriam

and party, 1890 (Stejneger). p. 109

Sec also Frogs — Reptiles and batrachians.

Index

('iHSNlflcatlon no.

A29.6:25
A29.6:23
A29.6:23

A29.3:ll'

A29.6:30

A29.6:23

A29.6:29
A29.3:31

A29.1:90]-'
A 10. 12:2

A22.3:25

A5.3:6

Al. 1:888
A5. 1:888
Al. 1:892
A5. 1:892

A5.3:l
Al. 1:893
A5. 1:893

A9.6:9
A9.6:9
Al. 1:890
A5. 1:890

A29.6:30

A7.3:49

Al. 1:862

A29.1:891-'
A29.3:12
A29.3:7
A7.3:49

A 7. 3:49
A 7. 3:51

A29.6:27

All. 5:6

A29.3:24

A 1.1:866
Al.l:86(!

A 5. 5:5

ISl

Index

Bats:

Excrement, use of (McMurtrie) . 1S73. p. 580

same. 1876. p. 192

Free-tailed, from desert region of southern California, description

of new species of (Merriain). 1889. p. 23

same, from Lower Colorado Kiver, Arizona (Merriam). 1889.

p. 25

North American, of the family Vespertilionidse, revision of (Mil-
ler). 1897

See uho Molossus.

Battey, Arthur H. Work of press for good roads. 1901. p. 89

Same. 1902. p. 55

Battle, Herbert Bemerton :
Fertilizer samples —

bottled, loss of moisture in, when closed with cork. 1891.

p. 159

preparation of, effect of finer grinding in. 1891. p. 160

Baturoni, G. September norther on Mexican coast. 1892. p. 252 .

Bauer, C. E. Is Texas a wine land? 1 868. p. 451

Bauer, Jacob W. :

Meteorological observations, should not a book for permanent
record of, be furnished to section centers and voluntary sta-
tions? 1899. p. 121

Meteorological reports of voluntary observers, monthly, exami-
nation of; is it desirable to report back to voluntary observer
errors and irregularities discovered in his report? 1902. p.

172 ,

Bavaria, agricultural statistics of. 1867. p. 257

See also Aschaffenburg.
Bayonne, N. J.:

Burning of Standard Oil Company's plant at, July 5, 6, and 7,

1900, cumulus clouds at ( Eadie ) . p. 433

same, meteorological observations during (Mitchell), p. 325.

Kite corps at, records by (Allen). 1899. pp. 11, 251

same (Mitchell). 1900. p. 539

Kite observations at (Bayonne Kite Club). 1899. p. 65

Beach, Horace. Artesian well investigation, special experts' report.

1890. p. 141

Beach, S. A. Horticultural work at State Agricultural Experiment
Station, Geneva, N. Y., methods of keeping records of. 1898.

p. 72

Beal, Foster Ellenborough Lascelles:

Birds, some common, in their relation to agriculture

Birds that injure grain. 1897. i». 345

Blue jay and its food. 1896. p. 197

Bobolink, blackbirds, and grackles, food of. 1900

Cedar 1 )ir(l, food habits of. p. 197

same, ]>. 197

Crow I)lackbirds and their food. 1894. p. 233

Cuckoos, food of. 1898

Meadow lark and Baltimore oriole. 1895. p. 419

Orchard, how birds affect. 1900. p. 291

Wood peckers, food of, preliminary report on. 1895

Beal, Walter Henry:

Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, American, tenth

annual convention of Association of, 1896. p. 541

sanie, eleventh annual convention, 1897. p. 303

same, twelfth annual convention, 1898. p. 704

Alfalfa silage. 1901. p. 25

Barnyard manure. 1894

Chemists, Official Agricultural, Association of, convention of, 1896,

report on. p. 272

same. 1897. p. 404

same. 1898. p. 504

Clam, long, rapid disappearance of. 1898. p. 19

Corn, ear, versus corn-and-cob meal for cows. 1899. p. 16

Clasglficatlon no.

A27.9:ll
A27.9:14

A5.5:2

A5.5:2

A5.5:13

A22.3:21
A22.3:22

A7.3:31
A7.3:31
A29.6:20
A27.9:6

A29.3:24

A29.3:31
A27.9:5

A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A 29. 6:27
A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A15.2:Ar7

A 10. 3:49

A1.9:54
Al. 10:897
A 1.10:896
A5.3:13
A 1.1:892
A5. 1:892
A 1.10:894
A5.3:9
Al. 10:895
A 1.1 0:900
A5.3:7

A10.6:8
A10.6:9
A10.6:10
Al. 9:124
A 1.9:21

A10.6:8
A10.6:9
A10.6:10
Al. 9:103
A1.9:107

182

Index

ClaNKlllcatloii 110.

l..i)..

17.

Beal, Walter Henry — Continned

Cornstalks, waste in feeding. 1SH9. j). 16

Cotton seed, value of, to farmer. 1901. p. 24

Cranberries, rotting of, and a proposed remedy. 1900.

Eggs, preserving in water glass. 1899. p. 17

Fertilizer requirements of crops. 1899. p. 5

Grapevines, girdling or ringing, operation of. 1899. p.

Horses and hogs, silage for. 18'i8. p. 20

Irrigation, exi-essive, danger from, and remedy. 1899. j). 5

Lime, fertilizing value of different forms of. 1901. p. 12

Mutton sheep, establishing liock of. 1900. p. 23

Oxeye daisy, beautiful Hower and i)ernicious weed. p. 15

Pure-food law, working of. 1900. p. 23

Seaweed, valuable agricultural resource of northern coast regions.

1899. p. 5 /

Soils, sandy, treatment of. 1901. p. 10

Stave silo, value of, to dairy farmer. ]). 23

Unfermented grajie juice, preparation of. 1900. p. 27

Water, distilled, for drinking purposes. 1901. p. 5

See also, as editor of proceedings, Agricultural Colleges and

Experiment Stations, American, Association of; as joint

author, Allen, Edwin West — McBryde, J. Bolton^May,

David W.— Smith, C. B.

Beal, Walter Henry, and Smith, C. B. Liming grass lands. 1900.

P5
Beals, Edward A. :

Chicago weather forecast district, nionthlv rej^ort of, June, Jul}-,

Dec, 1899 '.

Electricitv, static, in Weather Bureau work, importance of. 1896.

p. 39..

Oregon weather and Bering Sea ice, notes on, 1890-99. p. 201 . . .
Portland, Oreg., weather forecast district, monthly report of,

Apr. -July, Oct.-Dec, 1900

same, Jan. , Mar.-July, Sept. -Dec. , 1901

same, Jan. -Oct., 1902 ,

Press, commercial bodies, and scientific organizations, relations

of weather officials with, how promoted. 1899. p. 69

Bean, J. F. Road question, a farmer's views on. 1901. p. 67

Bean-leaf beetle, report on (Chittenden). 1897. p. 64

Bean weevil:

Nomenclature and oviposition of. 1892. p. 27

Report on (Slingerland). 1892. p. 86

same. 1892. p. 297

Beans:

Blister beetles, note on great damage by. 1886. p. 37

Gray hair-streak butterfly and its damage to. 1895. ]>. 354

Insects injurious to (Chittenden). 1898. ji. 233

Pole, forcing of, imder glass (Clark). 1898. p. 13

See <iho Crops — Velvet bean.

Beans, i)eas, and other legumes as food (Abel. ) 1900

Bear-grass, results of recent investigations relating to (Dodge). 1893.

p. 70

Bear River:

Interstate water rights in ( Breckons) . 1899. p. 26

Irrigation of valley of, in Utah, 1901 (Stover). 1902. p. 24:5

Water-right problems of. 1899

Water supply of, and its diversion (Johnston) . 1899. p. 9

Beardless brome grass, seed of (Pieters) . 1900

Beattie, W. R.:

Celery culture. 1902

Hydrocyanic-acid gas, use of, for exterminating household insects.

1902. p. 80

Beaufort wind scale as used at sea (Abbe). 1894. j). 175

Bobber, W. J. van. Weather service, present condition of; jjroposi-

tions for its inii-rovement. 1894. p. 34

Beachamp, A. ^M ilk, nature of. 1890. ]>. 154

A1.9
A1.9
A1.9
A 1.9
A 1.9
A 1.9
A 1.9
A1.9
A 1.9
A 1.9
A 1.9
A 1.9

107
124
114
103
107
105
103
103
124
119
103
122

Al. 9:105
Al. 9:124
Al. 9:103
Al. 9:122
A 1.9:124

Al. 9:122

A29.6:27

A29.3:18
A29.6:28

A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:30

A29.3:24
A22.3:21
A9.6:9

A9.7:5
A9.7:5
A9.7:4

A9.3:12
A9.7:7
Al. 10:898
A1.9:105

A1.9:121

All. 5:5

A10.3:70
A10.3:n9
A 10. 3:70
A10.3:70
A6.4:25

Al. 9:148

A9.6:31
A 29. 6:22

A29.3:ll'
A7.3:24

183

Index

Beckwith, M. H.:

Corn cranibid, abstract of notes on. 1891. p. 42

Insecticidt'S, use of, practical notes on. 1891. p. 269

Bedbngs:

Circular on (]\Iarlatt) . 1902

Report on (Riley). 1889. p. 10-1

same (Marlatt). 1896. p. 32

Bedford area, Virginia, soil survey of (jNIooney and others) . p. 239 . .
Bedle, Benjamin R. Sheffield, England, cost of hauling farm pro-
ducts over wagon roads at. p. 3

Bee disease. See Foul brood.

Bee keepers' associations, national, sectional, and State, list of,
with officers:

1899. p. 708

1900. p. 662

1901. p. 633

Bee-keeping:

Condition of industry, etc., 1889. p. 224

Directory of departments, boards, societies, colleges, and other

organizations in interest of. 1 885

Locations suited to (Benton ) . 1 897

Report on (Tupper ) . p. 458

Statistics of. p. 272

Winter, report on ( Tupper) . p. 209

Bee martin. See Kuigbird.

Beech trees, disease of. 1873. p. 502

Beef:

American and European, comparative composition of (\Yoods).

p. 426

Breedingandfeedingof, and supply of market therewith (Beverly).

p. 103

same (Morrow), p. 127

same (Scott) . p. 132

Consumption of, in Saxony. 1887. p. 591

Exportation of, order regarding. Mar. 9, 1897

Production of, some essentials in (Curtiss). p. 48

same. 1898

Report concerning 6.25 protein factor as applied to (Goss). 1899.

p. 94

Steer and heifer, opinions as to comparative value of. 1898. p. 27 .
Supply of — ■

American, address on, before 3d national convention of stock-
men, Chicago, Nov. 1885 (Colman )

cheap. 1866. p. 436

in United States, p. 39

same (Salmon), p. 64

same (Salmon ) . 1 890

See also Cattle.

Beef and Ijeef cattle of the West ( Corbett) . p. 326

Beef and dairy cattle, conformation of (Soule). 1902

Beehler, W. H. :

Barometric pressure and strength and direction of ocean currents,

relations between. 1894. p. 177

Marine meteorology, division of, in Hydrographic Office, Navy

Department, origin and work of. 1895. p. 221

Beer:

American, composition of, and substances used in adulteration

(Crampton). p. 183

Indian corn (or maize) in manufacture of ( Wahl)

Quassia and other hop substitutes in, improved method of detect-
ing (Allen). 1887. p. 376

Bees:

Culture of, circular relating to. 1885

Great value of, to fruit and seed growers ( Benton ) . 1892. p. 254 .

Hive, wheel bugs destroying, note on. 1886. p. 44

How far do bees fly? (Benton) . 1892. p. 319

Classlflcatlon no.

A9.7:4
A9.7:3

A9.5:47
A9.7:2
A9.6:4
A26. 5:9011

A22.4:27

Al. 10:899
A 1.10:900
Al. 10:901

A27.9:27

A1.8:39
A1.9:59
Al. 1:865
Al. 1:868
Al. 1:867

A27.9:ll

A4. 1:887-

A1.7:2

A1.7:2

A1.7:2

A27.9:25

A4.5:l

A4. 1:897

A1.9:71

A7.3:57
A1.9:73

A1.8:38
A27.9:4
A4. 1:887-1
Al. 1:889
A4.2:B39

Al. 1:862
Al. 9:143

A29.3:ll»
A29.3:ll ^

A 1.1:887
A1.8:52

A7.3:13>'

A9.4:22
A9.7:4
A9.3:12
A9.7:4

184

1893.
1901.

Bees — Continued

l.,anjj;(lon nonswarming device (Benton),
rioductiuu of honey und wax, sitatistics.

Eeport on ( Riley ) . ' 1894. p. 350

Spraying, with arsenitcs (Webster). 1892. p

same. 1894. p. 132

Table showing condition of, March, 1864. No

I'-
V21'

230.
784 .

p. 35

Fun\

See also Apiarian exhibit — Apiculture — Bee keepin
brood — Honeybee — Italian honeybee.
Beeswax :

Adulteration of ( Wiley and others ) . 1 892. p. 633

Production of, 1869-89. p. 112

Beet, growth of, relation of meteorology to (Davy). 1879. ]>. 284..
See altio Sugar beets.

Beet and beet- root sugar ( Cull ) . 1873. p. 366

Beet insects, notes on ( Bruner). 1891 . j). 229

Beet-juices, anal vsis of, with table for calculation of analyses (Cramp-
ton). 1SS4. p. ;tl ".^

Same, at Furt Scolt, Kans., 1887 (Crampton). p. 15

Beet-leaf pegomyia, report of (Howard) . 1895. p. 379

Beet-sugar:

Chemical memoranda on ( Brown ) . 1872. p. 218

Encouragement of ^^orghum industry and. 1883

Europe ( Gennert ) . p. 1 58

same, p. 334

Factories in California, information relative to. 1870. p. 357...

same, 1887, \k 452

Factory at Al varado, California. 1870. p. 280

Machinery and processes for manufacture of, recent improvements

in (Spencer). 1885. p. 106 ,

Maine (Black well). 1883. p. 26. No. 61

Manufacture of —

culture of sugar beet and ( Wiley ) . 1890

France and Germany, progress of. 1866. p. 179

German zollverein. 1870. p. 42

letters on. 1869. p. 373 *

Northwest as compared with countries of Europe (Frederick-
sen). 1879. p. 275

progress in. 1872. p. 14

report on (Hulse). 1870. p. 147

success of. 1871. p. 195

use of residues from, in cattle feeding (Spencer). 1898. p.
213

Index

t'laBSIflratlon no.

A9.7:5

Al. 10:901

A9.7:6

A9.7:5

A9.7:7

A27.9:2

A7.3:13«
A27.9:32
A1.6:28

Notes on. 1865. No. 6. p. 23

Produ( tion of —

note on (Capron ) . 1 868. p. 59

possible influence of importation of Hawaiian sugar on in U. S.

Statistics of, 1 86,s-(;;). p. 73

See (i/xo Beet and beet-root sugar — Sugar l)eets.
Beet-sugar industry in U. S. :

1 870'. p. 21 0 . .■

1873 (Cull ). p. 441

1897 (Saylor). j). 161

same

1897 (Wiley), p. 11

1898 ( Saylor). p. 13

1898 (Wiley), p. 131

1900

1900, p. 750

1901

1895. p. 326..

1901 (Saylor). j). 487

Beetles:

Certain imported, distribution of (Chittenden)

Food and habits of (Glover), p. 78

Jjuminous. 1874. p. 221

Destroying twigs (Glover). 1871. p. 477

*By a misprint, tliiH ptiKi' iniinliir npix'iirM twicf.

A27
A9.

.9:11
•:3

A7.3:15
A7.3:17
A9.7:7

A27.9:10

A1.8:26

Al. 1:868

Al. 1:869

A27.9:8

A27.9:25

A27.9:8

A7.3:5
A27.9:21

A7.3:27
A27.9:4
A27.9:8
A27.9:7

A1.6:28
A27.9:10
A27.9:8
A27.9:9

Al. 10:898
A27.9:3

A27.9:6
A1.4:7

A27.9:8

A 1.1:870

A27.9:11

A1.2:B39'

A1.2:B39''

A1.2:B39»

A1.2:B39*

A1.2:B39*

A 1.8:69

Al. 10:900

A1.8:72

A 1.10:901

A9.7:7
Al. 1:868
A27.9:12
A27.9:9

185

Index

Beetles — Continued

See also Agonoderus pallepes — Agrilus — Allorhina — Ambrosia
beetles — Amphizua — Aspai'aj^iis ])eetle8 — Australian laiuel-
licorns — Bark beetle — Bean leaf-beetles — Blister beetles —
Bruchus — Carabid malodorous — Carpet beetle — Cicindela
limbata — Clover-leaf beetle — Coeeinellidte — Coleoptera —
Colorado potato beetle — Cottonwood beetle — Cucumber
beetles — Curculio — Curculionida! • — Dermestidaj — Diabro-
tica soror — Diabrotica 12 -punctata — Kburia quadrimaou-
lata — Elm leaf-beetle — Fig eater — Flea beetle — Graptodera
foliacea — Hornia — Horse-radish flea-beetle — Hylesinus seri-
eeus — Hyperaspis signata — Lachnosterna — Lachnosterna
fusca — Lady-bird — Lamellieorns — Languria — Leaf-mining
locust-beetle — LeoniaRileyi — Locust beetle — Mexican cotton-
boll weevil — Novius cardinalis — Pea weevil — Pea and bean
weevils — Pine bark-beetle — Plum curculio — Plum gouger —
Poplar gonioctena — Potato bug — Potato-bug weevil — Red-
legged flea- beetle — Rhinoceros beetle — Rose-bug — Rose
chafer — Rose leaf-beetle — Rove beetle — Scolytidse Scoly-
tids — Pcymnus — Spruce bark-beetle — Strawberry leaf-Hea
beetle — Strawberry weevil — Sugar-cane beetle — Tan-bark
beetle — Tobacco flea-beetle — Tobacco-stalk weevil — Twig
girdler.
Beeves, early maturity of. 1880. p. 141

See also Cattle.

Beggar weed, Florida, report on ( Smith ) . 1899

Begonia, leaf sickness in, Aphelenchusolesistuscauseof (Bos). 1893.

p. 161 .------

Behr, Herman, and Klee, W. G., California, plants worth trying in.

1892. p. 141

Belden, W. S. Climate and crop sections, Weather Bureau, publica-
tions of, necessity for l)inding and otlierwise preserving. 1902.

p. 177

Belfast, Ireland, British Association, 1900. Address on meteorology

at (Schuster) . p. 448 .■

Belgian Exposition of Agriculture and Forestry, 3d, 1869, advance

notice of. p. 235

Belgian State Lai )oratories, ofhcial methods of analyses of fertilizing

and feeding stuffs adopted by. 1899. p. 304

Belgium :

Agricultural associations in ( De Vuyst) . 1898. p. 3

Agricultural census of. 1885. p. 37. No. 24

Agricultural education and research in (True). 1896. p. 361 ..

Agricultural education in (De Vuyst). 1893. p. 703

Agricultural experiment stations in (Petermann). 1895. p.
550

Agricultural schools in, organiziation and management of ( Welcii ) .
1885 ^

Agriculture of. 1873. p. 562

American horses in (Storer). 1897. p. 24

Cost of hauling farm products over wagon roads in (Roosevelt).

P 1 -

Crops in 1890 and 1889. p. 643

Dead animals in, disposition of (Roosevelt), p. 354

Flax culture in (Wallace). 1892. j). 47

Horse breeding in (Winslow ) . p. 503

Markets for American products in. 1895

Meteorology in, history of, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 69

I'onltrv raising in (Lincoln), p. 506

IloadsVif (Valliant). 1901. _ p. 87

See also Brussels — Ghent — Liege.
Bellevoye, M. A. Monomorium i)haraonis, observations on. 1890.

p. 230

Bel vosia, study of (Williston). 1893. p. 238

Ben Nevis ()])servatory, Scotland, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 470.
Benedict, Francis G. 'See, as joint author, Atwater, Wilbur Olin.

Classification no.

A27.9:24
A3.4:13
A 9. 7:6
A1.8:20

A29.3:31

A29.6:30

A27.9:7

A 10. 6: 10

A 10. 6:9
A27.9:23
A 1.1 0:896
A10.6:4

A10.6:5

A1.8:36

A27.9:ll

A1.2:H78

A22.4:27
A27.9:28
A4. 1:899
All. 5:4
A4. 1:900
A 12. 3:6
A29.6:29
A4. 1:900
A22.3:21

A9.7:2
A9.7:5
A29.6:27

186

232.

Bengal, India:

Famine and food supply in. 1874.

Jute crop of. 1888. p. 539 '

Rent unions in. 1875. p. 395

Bennett, A. W. Flowers, fertilization of. 1873. p. 586

Bennett, Frank, jr. See, as joint author. Smith, William G.
Bennett, Jo.seph B. See, for reports as appointment clerk, 1895-1902,

Appointment clerk, Agriculture Department.
Bennett, Thomas:

Cutworms, remedies for. p. 274

Insecticide experiments at Trenton, X. J. 1886. p. 27

Bentley, Henry Lewis:

Cattle ranges of Southwest, history of exhaustion of pasturage
and suggestions for its restoration, 1898

Forage crojis and range improvements, progress of experiments
in, at Abilene, Tex. 1899

Grasses and forage plants of central Texas. 1898

Range improvement in central Texas, experiments in. 1902

Bcntlev, W. A. Snow crystals, twentv years' studv of. 1901.

p. 212 ■ :

Benton, Frank:

Apiarian exhibit at Columbian Exposition, 1894. p. 242

Bee keei)ing. 1897

Bees. How far do bees fly? 1892. p. 319

Bees of great value to fruit and seed growers. 1892. p. 254

Honey bee, a manual of instruction in apiculture

Langdon nonswarming device. 1893. p. 230

See also, as translator, Le Cocq.
Berg, Walter G. Timber trestle bridges, economical designing of,

notes on report of A . L. Johnson, p. 34

Bergami, Francis. Sre Kilgore, Benjamin Wesley.

Bergen Point, N. J. Temperatures obtained by kites at (Allen).

1898. p. 161

Bergholz, Paul. Tj'phoons of Oiicnt; origin, paths, and limiting

zones of, translated by Cleveland Abbe. 1899. p. 402

Bergroth, E. Water bug found by J. L. Zabriskie, note on. 1892.

p. 321

Bering Sea ice and Oregon weather, notes on, 1890-99 (Beals) . p. 201

Same (Abbe), pp. 163,206

Berlin, Germany:

Cost of hauling farm products over wagon roads at (De Kay ) . p. 4 .

Dead animals in, disposition of ( Mason), p. 349

Kite and balloon station near, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 13

Meat consumption in. 1890. p. 45

Berlin, Germany, International Aeronautical Congress at, 1902,

report on ( Rotch ) . p. 356

Berlin, Germany, International Congress for consideration of best
methods for checking or curing Tuberculosis, May 24-27, 1899

(De Sch weinitz ) . j). 126

Berlin, Germany, International Geographical Congress, 1899, notes

on (Abbe), j). 470

Berlin, Germany, Roval Agricultural Museum, description of. 1874.

p. 321

Bermuda, peach pest in. 1890. p. 5

Bermuda grass:

Circular on (Hitchcock). 1901

Monejihora bicinta damaging, note on. 1886. p. 34

Use of, for hay (Ransom), p. 87

same. No. 61. . p. 27

Bermuda lily disease, preliminary report of investigations (Woods).

1897

Bernburg Agricultural Ex])eriment Station, sand cultures at, methods

of (Hellriegel). 1895. i)p. 749,835

Berolinense herbanum, American panicums in (Holm). 1897. \t.

17

Berries. See Asparagus — BlacklHTries — Blueberries — Cranber-
ries — Elderberry — Mulberries — Strawberries,

Index

(Jlasttlflcatlou uu.

A27.9:12
A27.9:26
A27.9:13
A27.9:n

Al. 1:885
A9.3:ll

Al.9:72

A3.4:23
A3. 3:10
•A19.3:13

A29.6:29

A9.7:6

A1.9:59

A 9. 7:4

A9.7:4

A9.6:l

A9.7:5

A13.3:12

A29.6:26

A29.6:27

A9.7:4

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A22.4:27
A4. 1:899
A29.6:28
A27.9:28

A29.6:30

A4. 1:899

A29.6:27

A27.9:12
A9.7:3

A3. 4:3 1
A 9.3:1 2
A 1.1:883
A27.9:21

A2S.3:14

A 10.6:5

.\3.3:4

187

Index

Berry, James:

Address a,^ chairman section of climate and crop service before
second convention of Weather Bnrean officials held at Mil-

■wankee, Wis., Aug. 27,28,29,1901. 1902. p. 184

American Association of State Weather Services, 2d annual con-
vention of, proceedings of, with reference to former conven-
tions. 1893. p. 228

Climate and (trop service publications. 1899. p. 150

Ciiuiate and crop service reports, extracts from, Oct., 1895-I)ec.

1902

Corn, wheat, cotton, sugar, and rice region, Weather Bureau serv-
ice, instructions governing. 1897

Weather forecasts, metliods employed in distribution of. 1901.

p. 14

See also, as editor of proceedings, AVeather Bureau officials, con-
A'entions.
Berrv, James E. State weather services, reports of, Apr., May, Sept.,

1895. pp. 127,164,332

Berry, Thomas. Amity canal in Colorado, duty of water under.

1900. p. 159

Berseem, great forage and soiling crop of Nile Valley (Fairchild).

1902 :....

Bertelli, Fr. Timotheus. Magnetic declination, discovery of, by

Christopher Columbus. 1895. p. 486

Berthoud, E. L.:

Agricultural resources of Jefferson County, Colorado. 1869. p.

381*

Locusts in North America, extracts from early literature on.

1883. App. p. 59

Besana, Charles:

Butter and artificial butter, metbods of distinguishing. 1889.

p. 107..

Butters, mixed, application of methods Reichert, Meissl, and

Wollnyto. 1890. p. 105

Bessey, Ernst A. See, as joint author, Webber, Herbert John.
Besson, Louis. Meteorology, optical, circumhorizontalarcin. 1902.

p. 486

Betts, Arthur. Irrigation by use of wire, report on, 1899. p. 301 . . .
Beutelspacher, Gustave. Canadian-British cattle trade, decrease in.

p. 515

Beverages. See Cider — Coffee — Fermented alcoholic beverages —

Liquors — Tea.
Beverly, Robert. Beef, breeding and feeding of, and supply of mar-
ket therewith. 1883. p. 103 .■

Bevier, Isabel:

Negroes, dietary studies among, in eastern Virginia, in 1898.

1899. p. 27

Nutrition investigations in Pittsburg, Pa. , 1 894-96

Bevier, Isabel, and Sprague, Elizabeth C. Dietary study at Lake

Erie College, Painesville, Ohio. 1901. p. 27

Biard, L. True ash in cane-sugar manufactory products incinerated

with sulphuric acid. 1891. p. 77

Bibio allnpennis as an injurious insect, note on. 1886. p. 36

P>icarV)onate of soda in milk, detection of (Pade). 1889. p. 170

Bicyclers, mechanical work and efficiency of (Carpenter). 1901.

p. 57

Bid well, John. Seeds, experiments with. 1870. p. 24

Big Cottonwood Creek, Utah, duty of water on (Gemmell). 1900.

p. 197 ;

Same (Gemmell). 1900. p. 165

"Big head" (disease) of sheep in Utah(Rowe). p. 230

Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, jilunts from (Rose). 1896. p. 567.

Big Thompson River, irrigation from (Field). 1902

Big trees of California, 1900

Same, 1900

Classification no.

A29.3:31

A29.6:21
A29.6:27

A29.6:

A29.12:C81

A29.6:29

A29.6:23
A 10. 3:86
A19.3:23
A29.3:ll'^

A27.9:7
A8.1:3

A 7. 3:24
A7.3:24

A29.6:30
A29.6:27

A4. 1:899

A1.7:2

A10.3:70
A10.3:52

A 10. 3:91

A7.3:31
A9.3:12
A7.3:24

A10.3:98

A27.9:8

A10.3:86

A10.3:104

A4. 1:901

A6.5:3

A10.3:118

A13.2:B48

A13.3:28

*By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

188

JitOl'

Pl>

13,

Biijclow, Frank Hagar:
Atiiiosi)liere —

line inteji^ralw in. I'.»00. p. 535

.statics anil kineinaticH of, in U. S., studies on.

80, 117, 163,250,804,347

Atmosplieric i)ressure —

high and low, monthly notes on, July-Oct., 1SS^5

report on. 1895. p. 117

Balloon ascensions on March 24, 1899, in France, p. 197

Baronietry of U. S., Canada, and West Indies. 1902

Chicasjo weather forecast district, monthly report of, July, 1900..
Cloud observations —

international, of Weatlier Bureau. 1899. p. 404

international, some results of, for U. S. 1899. p. 8

made in cooperation with scheme of International Cloud

Commission, results of

Coordinate axes, standard system of, for magnetic and meteoro-
logical observations and computations. 1897. p. 201

Cyclones, hurricanes, and tornadoes. 1898. p. 525

Eclipse meteorology and allied problems. 1902

Hann's (Julius) meteorology. 1902. p. 298 i

Magnetic observations, notes on new method for, discussion of.

1892 ...

Meteorological observations made to determine probable state of
sky at several stations along path of total eclipse of sun.
May 28. 1900. 1897. p. 394

Same. 1898. p. 404

Meteorologist, work of, for benefit of agriculture, commerce, and

navigation. 1899. p. 71

Meteorology —

higher, in Weather Bureau. 1902. p. 19

periodic terms in, due to rotation of sun on its axis. 1895.

p. 500

Meteorology and magnetism, monthly report on, March, 1895-

June, 1896

Mexico, National Meteorological Congress of, 1st, 1900, digest of

report of. p. 311

Solar and terrestrial magnetism in their relations to meteorology.

1898 ._

Solar magnetism, report on relations of, to terrestial magnetism

and meteorology, p. 519

Storms, storm tracks, and weather furecasjting. 1897

Sun spots an( I weather, connection between. 1895.- p. 91

Temperature —

comparison of, witli luugnetic liorizoutal force. 1894. pp. 415,

460, 504

same. 1895. p. 7

diurnal range of, variation of, with latitude and locality. 1902.

p . 1 34 ."

Total eclii>se of sun. May 28, 1900, probable state of sky along

path of. 1899

Weather forecasts and storm warnings, monthly notes on, June-

AuK.,1898

Bigelow, Willard Dell:

Food preservatives, use and abuse of. 1900. p. 55 1

Foods and food control. 1902

Li(]Uors, fermented and distilled, provisional methods for analysis

of. 1902. i).81

Meat and meat products, provisional methods for analysis of.

1902. p. 7

Preserved meats, adulterations of, report on, with collaboration

of Eilward Mackay Chance, L. S. Munson, L. ^l. Tolman, and

others. 1902. p. 1375

Pure-food laws of European countries affecting American ex])()rts.

1901

Wines, American, composition of. 1900

Index

ClafiisUlriitlou uo.

A29.6:28

A29.6:30

A29.6:23
A29.6:23
A29.6:27
A29. 1:901''
A2<;).6:28

A29.6:27
A29.6:28

A29. 1:899^

A29.6:25
Al. 10:898
A29.5:I
A29.6:30

A29.3:2

A29.6:25
A29.6:26

Al. 10:899

A29.3:31

A29.3:ll-'

A29.6:

A29.6:30

A29.3:21

A29.1:891»

A29.3:20

A29.6:23

A29.6:22
A29.6:23

A29.6:30

A29.3:27

A29.6:26

Al. 10:900
A7.3:69

A7.3:65
A7.3:65

A7.3:13'

A7.3:61
A7.3:58

189

Index

Bigelow, Willard Dell— Continued

See <iho, as cullaborator, AleElroy, Karl P. — Wiley, Harvey
Washington; aa joint author, Ewell, Erwin Edgar; as joint
editor, C'lirniical analysis, methods of.
Bigelow, Willard Dell, and .Sweetser, William S. Food adulteration,

methods for determination of. 1897. p. 117

Billings, John Shaw, and Curtis, Edward. Fluids of diseased cattle
with reference to presence of crvptogamic growths. 1869.

p. 174 :

Same, p. 15G

Billings, Mont. See Whitney, Milton, and Means, Thomas Herbert.

Bingham, Joseph H. Address of, before American Association of

Farmers' Institute Workers, at seventh annual meeting. 1902.

P 11

Biochemic investigations, culture media for (De Schweinitz). p.
145

Biochemic lal)oratorv, investigations conducted bv, in 1892 (De

Schweinitz ) . p. 119 '.

Same, p. 105

Same. 1893. p. 161

Biologic notes on New Mexico insects (Townsend). 1892. p. 37...
Biological and dairy building, at New York State Experiment Station,

Geneva, N. Y . , report on. 1899. p. 401

Biological investigation of Hudson Bay region (Keewatin) (Preble).

1902

Biological reconnoissance of south central Idaho (Merriam). 1891 . . .

Biological reconnoissance of Yukon River region. 1900

Biological Survey Division, Agriculture Department:

Publications of

circular relative to distribution and sale of. 1896

Relation of, to agriculture. 1890. p. 125

Work of, for farmer ( Merriam ) . 1897. p. 115

Biological Survey:

Mount Shasta, Cal., results of (Merriam). 1900

San Francisco mountain region and desert of Little Colorado

River, Arizona, results of (Merriam) . 1890

Biology. See Metabolism.
Birch :

Coccid on, new (Hub)>ard and Pergande). 1898. p. 13

Occurrence of Bucculatrix canadensisella on, in Rhode Island

(Packard). 1892. p. 14 .

Plant-lice, two species of, inhabiting, life history of (Pergande).

1901 :

Birch trees, destructive borer enemy of (Chittenden). 1898. p. 44.

Bird, William N. D. Ergotism among cattle in Kansas, p. 317

Bird day in the schools

Bird-lice. See Mallophaga.

Bird migration in Mississippi Valley in 1884 and 1885 (Cooke). 1888.

Birds:

As weed destroyers ( Judd ) . 1898. p. 221

Bird laws and (Dodge), p. 431

Bounties on, circular in relation to. (n. d. )

Destruction of —

cotton worms by ( Redfleld) . 1883. No. 65. p. 25

hairy caterpillars ])y ( Forbusb) . 1899. p. 85

Effect of weather on (Smith ). 1895. p. 212

Farm, val ue of, on ( Samuels) . p. 201

Food habits and distribution of , in parts of Minnesota and Dakota

(Bailey), p. 426

same, p. 426 _

Food habits of, circular on

Four common, of farm and garden (Judd). 1895. p. 405

Grain, birds that injure ( Beal). 1897. p. 345

Land, of New England, oology of some, as a means of identifying

injurious or beneficial species (Samuels), p. 386

Legii-ilation for protection of birds other tlian ga'.ne (Palmer)

Maryland farm, birds of (Judd). 1902

Classlflcatloii no.

A7.3:51

A1.2:C29>
A1.2:C29''

AlO. 3:120

A4. 1:899

Al. 1:892
A4. 1:891-2
Al.l:893
A9.7:5

A10.6:10

A5.5:22

A5.5:5

A5.5:19

A5.

A5.4:20
A5.5:3
Al. 10:897

A5.5:16
A5.5:3

A9.6:18

A9.7:5

A9.8:9
A9.6:18
A4. 1:895-
A5.4:17

A5.3:2

A1.10:898
A 1.1:864
A5.4:19

A27,9:21
A 9. 6:20
A 29. 6:23
Al.l:867

Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887
A5.4:l
A1.10:895
A1.10:897

Al. 1:864

A5.3:12

A5.3:17

190

Index

ClusNlflfutlou uo.

Birds — Continued

Mulberries, birds whicli feed on (Merriam). p. I'sr)

same, p. 285

Nestling, food of (Judd). 1<»()0. \). 411

North Anieric-an, geographical distribution anil iniLcration of, cir-
cular on. 1887 '.

Noxious, danger of introducing (Palmer). 1898. p. 87

Observed in southern California, southern Nevada, and parts of
Arizona, and Utah, notes on, being report on ornithology of
Death Valley expedition of 1891 ( Fisher). 1893. p. 7. . !

Orchard, how birds affect ( Real ). 1900. p. 291

Permits, birds which may be imported without. 1900

Poisoning, experiments in ( Fisher), p. 423

same, ]>. 423

Presence of sarcosporidia in (Stiles). 1893. p. 79

Protection and importation of, under act of Congress approved
May 25, 1900

Protection of —

Directory of State officials and organizations for 1901 (Palmer) .

same. 1902

Laws for, in District of Columbia. 1901

Seed planting by (Barrows), p. 280

same, p. 280

Some common, in their relation to agriculture (Beal)

Song, effect of ai»ijroaching storms upon (Linney). 1898. p. 354.

Stomachs of, directions for collecting. 1891

same

Tres Marias Islands (Nelson). 1899. p. 21

Useful and harmful. 1897. p. 670

Why do birds migrate? ( Abbe). 1899. p. 60

Yukon regifju, with notes on other species ( P>ishop). 1900. p. 47.

See also Baltimore oriole — Blackl)irds — Blue jay — Bobolink —
Carrion crows — Cedar bird^ — -Crow blackbirds — Crows —
Cuckoos — English sparrow — European tree sparrow — Game
birds — Crackles — Grosbeak — House sparrow — Killdeer
plover — Kingbird — Marsh hawk — Meadow lark — Oriole —
Ornithology — Owl — Pheasants — Pigeons — Sparrow — Spar-
row hawk — Woodpeckers.
Birds and ganje:

Interstate commerce in. 1902

National and State organizations for protection of —

1899. p. 713

1900. ]). 664

1901. p. 634

State officials and organizations concerned in protection of, direct-
ory of. 1900

State officials concerned with protection of, list of —

1899. p. 710

1900. p. 664

1901. p. 634

Birkheimer, Wm. E. Signal Service Bureau, sketch of work of, for

agriculturist. 1882. p. 110

_ Same. 1885. p. 191

Bishop, Louis Beniiett. Yukon region, ])irds of, with notes on otiier

species. 1900. p. 47

Bishop, W. H. Horticulturists of agricultural experiment stations,
secretarv's report of meeting at Columbus, Ohio, June 13, 14,

1889. p. 9

Bissell, G. W. Iowa College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Ames,

Iowa, shopwork instruct ions at. 1894. p. 65

Bisulphid. See Carbon bisulphid.
Bitter rot. Sre Apple.
Bitting, Arvill Wayne:

Indiana, hog cholera and swine plague in. p. 199

Veterinarian, exi)eriment station, and local veterinarians in the

State, desirability of cooperation between. 1898. p. 20...

same, p. 42G

A 1.1:890
A5. 1:890
Al. 10:900

A5.4:8
A 1.10:898

A5.5:7
A 1.1 0:900
A5.4:30
A 1 . 1 :887
A5. 1:887
A4.3:3

A5.4:29

A5.4:33
A5.4:35
A5.4:34
A 1.1:890
A5. 1:890
A 1.9:54
A 29. 6:26
A5.4:4
A5.4:12
A5.5:14
A 1.10:897
A29.6:27
A5.5:19

A 5. 4:38

A 1.1 0:899
A 1.1 0:900
A 1.10:901

A5.4:28

Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
A1.10:901

A1.8:22
A 1.7:9

A 5.5: 19

A10.3:3
A 10. 3:20

A4. 1:897

A4.3:22
A4. 1:898

191

99

Index

Bittiii};, Arvill Wiiyne — Continued

Veterinarians, laljoratory records for. 1898. p. 18 .

Water supply, relation of, to auiuial diseases, p. 471

Bixby, William Herbert. Wood-creosote oil. 1887. p.

Same. Reprint, p. 282

Bjerknes, V. Atmosphere, circulatory movements in, dynamic prin-
ciple of. 1900. pp. 434, 582

Black, Samuel K., short biojjcraphy of (Abbe). 1898. p. 217

Black alkali. See Sodium carbonate.
J'.lack Hies. >S'ee Buffalo gnats.
Black-liead sheep. See Somali.
Black Hills, South Dakota:

Evotomys from, description of (Merriam). 1890. p. 119

Flora of (Rydberg). 1896. p. 46:^

Marmot from, description of new (Merriam). 1889. p. 7

Black Hills Forest Reserve, insect enemies of pine in (Hopkins).

1902

Black knot of plum and cherry trees (Peck), p. 175

Same. 1874 (Taylor), p. 12

Black-quarter. See Blackleg.

Black River thaw, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 114

Black rot. See Cabbage — Grape — Sweet potato.
Black scale:

Australian enemies of. 1892. p. 41

Of California —

found in South Carolina, note on. 1886. p. 36

note on. 1886. p. 34

Black spot of asparagus berries (Fairman) . 1889. p. 157

Blackberry, lecanium infesting, considered identical with L. litchii

(Cockerell). 1894. p. 29

Blackberry borers, notes on (Smith). 1891. p. 27

Blackberry rust, perennial mycelium of fungus of (Newcombe).

1891. p. 106

Blackbirds:

Depredations of, in northern Iowa and southern Minnesota in fall

of 1887 (Fisher), p. 454

same, p. 454

Food of (Beal). 1900

See also Crow blackbird.
Blackleg or black-quarter:

Among cattle, letter on (Watts). 1874. p. 157

Nature, cause, and prevention ( Norgaard ) . 1898 ,

Preventive vaccination against (Norgaard). 1897 ,

same. 1897. p. 7

Report on ( Salmon ) . p. 84

same, n. d

Symptoms and treatment, p. 471

United States; distribution of vaccine by Bureau of Animal

Industry ( Norgaard ) . p. 27

same, abstract; "Blackleg: its nature, cause, and prevention"

(Norgaard). 1900

Utah, vaccination against ( Merrill ) . p. 469

Vaccine —

directions for use of (Norgaard) . 1897

same. 1900

distribution of. 1899. p. 532

free distribution of (Norgaard). p. 35

Blackwell, Henry B. Beet sugar in Maine, statement concerning.

1883. No. 61. p. 26

Blackwood, Norman Jerome. Shanghai, meat and nnlk inspection

in. p. 205

Bla<lder, human, vinegar eel infection in, case of (Stiles and Frank-
land). 1902. p. 35 -.-..

Blaisdell, F. E. Coleoptera, some species of, observed in San Diego

County, Cal., notes on habits of. 1892. p. 33

B^ake, F. L. Cloud observations at Toronto. 1897. p. 19

t'liisNlfli-iitioii no.

A4.3:22
A4. 1:899
A13.3:l
A13.3:9

A 29. 6:28
A29.6:26

I

A5.5:5
A6.5:3
A5.5:2

A9.6:32
Al. 1:872
A27.9:12

A29.6:28

A9.7:5

A9.3:12
A9.3:12
A28.5:5

A9.7:7
A9.7:4

A28.5:6

Al.l:887
A5. 1:887
A5.3:13

A27.9:12

A4.4:23

A4.4:20

A4.4:21

A4. 1:893-4

A4.4:6

A4. 1:887-8

A4. 1:898

A4.4:31
A4. 1:899

A4.4:21
^\ 4. 4:23*
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900

A27.9:21
A4. 1:898
A4.3:35

A9.7:5
A29.6:25

192

Blandford, Samuel M. :

Climate of Idaho, some features of. 1901. p. 19

Idaho, water supply of, for season of 1900 as dependiuK on siiow-

fall. p. -194

See also, as joint author, Pague, Bemer S.
Blandford, W. F. H. Scolytidae and their food i)lants, notes on.

1894. p. 260

See also, as joint author, Kanthack, A. A.
Blarina, American genera, revision of shrews of (Merriam). 1895.

P "^

Blasdale, Walter C. Chinese vegetable food materials, description

of, and their nutritive and economic value. 1899 ,

Blastophaga psenes, first introduction of, into California (Eisen).

1891. p.l28 _. ,

Bleclynder, A. H. Rheea fiber, information concerning. 1870.

p. 227

Blight, George. Guenon system of selecting cattle, value of. 1883.

p. 233

Blight, pear-tree, report on (Taylor). 1872. p. 225

Blister beetles, great damage to beans by, note on. 1886. p. 37

Blister mite, pear-leaf, report on (Slingerland). 1892. p. 104

Blizzard:

Note on (Abbe). 1895. p. 465 ,

Origin of word, note on (Abbe) . 1898. p. 563

same (Abbe). 1899. p. 18

Sand (Abbe). 1895. p. 381

Blodget, Lorin:

Forest cultivation on plains, general discussion of. p. 316

Short biography of (Abbe). 1901. p. 174

Blom, Jules:

Boots and shoes, American, in Denmark, p. 521

Horse meat, American, in Denmark, p. 505

Blood and serum injections in connection with Texas fever investi-
gations, experiment in (Schroeder). p. 43

See also Blood serum.

Blood horse, essay on (Jackson). 1882. p. 50

Blood louse, observations on cycle of sexual development of (Mokr-

zhetski). 1898. p. 78

Blood poisoning (malignant edema) in sheep and lambs in New Zea-
land (Gilnith). p. 233

Blood serum, experiments with, as a i^reventive and cure for Texas

fever (Robert), p. 482

See also Blood and serum.
Blood-vessels diseases:

Cattle (Marbaugh). p. 77

Horses (Trumbower). p. 219

Blount, A. E. :

Cereals, improvement of. 1882. p. 104

Wheats, origin and treatment, p. 559

Blue Hill meteorological o])servatory, Milton, Mass.:

Cloud observations and measurements at (Rotch). 18!)7. ]). 12 .

same (Clayton). 1897. p. 135 ._

Exploration of air with kites at, progress in (Rotch). 1898. p.
355

13.

Kite, higli, ascension at (Fergusson). 1896. p. 327

same (Fergusson). 1897. p. 392

Kite exi)eriments at ( Fergusson ) . 1896. p. 3215

Noteon (A))be). 1898. p. 214

Blue jay and its food (Beal). 1896. p. 197

Bhio Ridge, Southern, north vrest gales of (Hawkins). 1899.

Bltu'l)erries, improvement of (Smith). 1900. p. 18

Bluegra.ss seed, Kentuckv, harvesting, curing, and cleaning (Pictcrs

and Brown). 1902

Blystone, M. Vl. Night forecasts, Weather Bureau; Is it advisable to

distribute by rural free delivery? 1902. p. liM

Blythe, W. T. Weather forecasts, distribution of, methods of sav-
ing time in. 1902. p. 203

Index

t'liisslflcatluii no.
A 29. 6:29
A29.6:28

A9.7:6

A5.5:10

A10.3:68

A9.7:4

A27.9:8

A1.7:2
A27.9:10
A9.3:12
A9.7:5

A29.6:23
A29.6:26
A29.0:27
A29.6:23

Al. 1:872
A29.6:29

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900

A4. 1:899
A 1.8:22
A9.():18
A4.1:90!
A4. 1 :S98

A4.2:C29-
A4.2:II78

A1.8:22
Al.l:881-2

A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A29.6:26
A29.6:24
A29.6:25
A29.6:24
A29.6:26
Al. 10:896
A 29. 6:27
A1.9:119

A 19.3.: 19
A29.3:31
A 29. 3:31

114—04-

-13

193

Index

Boardiiuin, Samuel L. :

Climate, soil, physical resources, and agricultural capal)ilities of
Maine, with special reference to oocuixUion of its new lands.

1884

Corn canning in Maine. 1886. p. 554

Maine, agriculture of, some outlines of. p. 39

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, tidal lands and diked marshes

of. 1885. p. 33

Starch factories in Maine, report on. 1885. No. 19. p. 23

Boardman, Samuel P. Sheep husbandry in the West. \>. 286

Boards of health. State, list of. 1898. p. 603

Same, 1899. p. 530

Boards of trade that publish commercial news, list of:

1899. p. 758

1900. p. 752

1901. p. 696

Boat crews. See Harvard and Yale boat crews.

Bo])olink, food of (Beal). 1900

B(")diker, T. German Empire, statistical memoir of. 1874. p. 266.

Body material, available energy of (Atwater). 1901. p. 112

Boerner, Charles G. Short biography of. 1900. p. 22

Boggs, Edward M. Water rights on Los Angeles River, Cal., study

of. 1901. p. 327

Bohemia:

Hop cultivation in (Fairchild). 1899

Horse-radish culture in ( Fairchild ) . 1899

Boise area, Idaho, soil survey of (Jensen and Ol.siiausen) . p. 421. . .
Boise Valley, Idaho, duty of water as related to irrigation prob-
lems of (Ross). 1900. p. 219

Bolivia, agriculture in. 1891. p. 546

Boll worm:

Chapteron. 1885. p. 355

Injuring corn in California (Coquillett). 1889. p. 331

Injuring tomatoes, experiments on (Tracy ) . p. 141

same, p. 141

Mississippi, observations on (Mullen ) . 1893. p. 240

Report upon (Johnson) —

1880. p. 150 -

1880. p. 150

1883. p. 5 3

Boll worm of cotton:

Progress in supplementary investigation of (Mallv) —

1891 '.

1892. p. 45

1893

Report on. 1879. p. 285

same (Jones). 1885. App. p. 17

See also Cotton insects.
Bolley, Henry L. :

Cheese-curd inflation; its relation to ])acterial flora of foremilk.

1896. p. 78

l''-xperiment, its conception, and methods of procedure. 1898.

p. 47

Bollnian, Lewis:

Hop plant, cultivation of. p. 97

Industrial colleges; nature of education to be given in them; their

several kinds of instruction, etc. 1864

Silk cultivation, condition of, etc. p. 304

Sorghum, cultivation of. p. 140

Wheat plant, report on. p. 65

See alw, for reports as statistician, Agriculture Department, 1863

and 1864

Bolton, B. Meade. Swine, epidemic disea.ses among, p. 135

Bombycidaj, list of, taken bv electric lamps at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

(Dyar). 1891. p. 322

See also [Moths.

(llasslllnitloii 110.

A1.7:4
A27.9:24
Al. 1:862

A1.7:7
A27.9:23
Al. 1:862
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899

Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A5.3:13
A27.9:12
A10.3:99
A29.6:28

A10.3:100

A6.4:19
A6.4:20
A26. 5:901 '

A10.3:86
A27.9:29

A8.1:4
A9.7:l

Al. 1:888
A9. 1:888
A9.7:5

Al. 1:881-1
A9. 1:882
A9.3:l

A9.3:24

A9.3:26

A9.3:29

A9.2:C82

A8.1:4

A10.3:30
A10.3:49
Al. 1:864

A27.2:In2

Al. 1:872
Al. 1:862
Al. 1:862

A27.1:

A4. 1:889-90

A9.7:3

194

Index

L'laKBlflcatlon no.
Bond, Edward A.:

Address of welcome at International Good Roads Congress, held

at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. Ui-21, 1901. p. 9 A22.3:21

Highway.*, bomling system for improvement of. p. 38 A22.3:22

State aid to good roads in New York. 1901. p. 20 A22.3:21

Bond, Frank. Irrigation of rice on uplands of Louisiana and Texas.

1902. p. 11.: A10.3:113

Bond, Fred, and Wilson, James Maxwell. Irrigation system of

Wyoming. 1901. p. 47 A10.3:96

Bond-aided and lund-grant railroads, alphabetical list of, in U. S.

1902 A13.2:R13'^

Bone fertilizers. Sec Fertilizers.
Bones :

Disea.ses and accidents to, of cattle ( Atkinson ) . p. 281 A4.2:C29''

Used as fertilizer.*, new process for dissolving. 1866. p. 337 A27.9:4

Bones and bone ash, export of, from Uruguay (Swalm). p. 519 A4. 1:900

Bonsteel, Jay Allan:

Soil survev of Kent County, Md. p. 173 A26.5:900^

same, St. Marys County, Md. p. 125 A26.5:900^

See also, as joint author, Dorsey, Clarence Wilbur.
Bonsteel, Jay Allan, and Burke, R. T. Avon. Soil survey of Calvert

County, Md. p. 147 : A26.5:900i

Bonsteel, Jav Allan, and Taylor, F. W. Soil survey of Salem area,

New J'ersey. p. 125 A26.5:901»

Bonsteel, Jay Allan, and party:

Soil survey of Prince George County, Md. p. 173 A26.5:901i

Soil survey of Yazoo area, Mississippi, p. 359 A26.5:901^

Boots and shoes, American, in Denmark (Blom). p. 521 A4. 1:899.

Borax as a preservative of butter, letter relating to (Crosby), j). 576. Al. 1:878
Bordeaux mixture:

Chemistry, physical properties, and toxic effects on fungi and

algie (Swingle). 1896 A28.3:9

Fungicide (Fairchild). 1894 ' A28.3:6

Improved method of making (Swingle). 1891. p. 365 A28.5:7

Borgen, C. Polar expeditions, international, 1882-83. 1895. p.

469 A29.3:1P

Borstel, E. von. Date, cultivation of. 1883. p. 25 A1.8:24

Bos, J. Ritzema:

Aphelenchus olesistus, a nematoid worm, cause of leaf sickness

in Begonia and A.splenium. 1893. p. 161 A9.7:6

Phytomyza affinis as cause of decay in clematis. 1893. p. 92... A9.7:6
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austria-Hungary, agricultural development

in. 1894. p. 197 A27.9:32

Bo.s.se, Eugene. Flax culture in the Northwest, investigation of, in

1891'. 1892. p. 40 A11.5:4

Same, in AVisconsin and Minnesota. 1892. p. 43 All. 5:4

Bossert, Frederick. Manufacture of grape, blackberry, and other
fruit wiries, on Gall's method, with few remarks on culti-
vation of grapevine in Germany, France, and U. S. p. 156.. Al. 1:863
Boston, Mass. :

Cattle, sheep, and other ruminants, and swine, prohibition of

exportation of. 1902 A4.5:100

Exjiortation of Canadian cattle from (Allerton) A1.2:C29''

Live stock at, 1866-68. p. 22 A27.9:7

Milk supply of other New England cities, and ( Whitaker). 1898. A4.3:20

Precipitation at, 1889-91. p. 108 A29.6:20

Weather forecast district, report of, monthly, July, Oct.-Dec,

1901 (Smith) A29.6:29

•same, Jan. -Oct., 1902 (Smith) A29.6:30

Bot:

Cottontail. Further notes on, with breeding and identification of

fly (Townsend). 1893. j). 317 A9.7:5

Man-infesting, alfstract of ])ap('r on (Matas). 1888. j). 76 A9.7:l

Botanical collectors, instructions to ( \'asey) A6.2:In7

Botanical considerations of ramie question in France. 1892. ]>. 97. . A27.8:l

Same, 2d ed. ]>. 97 All. 5:1

Botanical Exchange Club, rules for (Vasey) A6.2:l'-65

195

Index

Botanical explorations in East Tennessee (Parry). 1S70. ]>. 221 ...

Botanical history of sorghum ( Peck ) . p. 299

Botanical instruction, importance of mycophagv in a cinirse of

(Starnes). 1898. p. 75 .' T.

Botanical notes (Vasey):

1872. pp. 222, 313, 381, 446, 505

1873. pp. 34, 115, 171, 247, 354, 503, 585

1874. pp. 50, 151, 330, 379, 438, 513

1875. pp. 126, 178, 313

B< )tanical survey :

Alaska, 1898 (Evans), p. 48

Dismal Swami^ region (Kearney). 1901. ]>. 321

Botanists at agricultural experiment stations in U. 8. :

Function of (Stone). 1901. p. 138 ._

List of, with outline of work in botany at the several stations.

1890

Botany:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on.

1889-1902 _ - - .

Agricultural, review of publications on, issued in France during

1896 (Gain). 1897. p. 841, 940

Cotton (Evans) . 1896. p. 67

Death Valley Expedition (CoviHe). 1893

Investigations in, circular regarding. 1890

Outline of work in, at the several Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tions. 1890 '

Publications on, in Agriculture Department library. 1902

Text-l)ooks on (Coville). 1899. p. 154

Yakutat Bay, Alaska ( Coville and Funston) . 1895. p. 325

See also Agriculture — Plants— headings beginning Botanical.
Botany and agriculture of Rocky Mountain basins (Thompson) . p.

125 '.

Botany committee of Association of American Agricultural Colleges

and Experiment Stations, report of. 1890. p. 1 28

Botany Division, Agriculture Dei)artnient:

Cooi>erative branch stations in South, report of superintendent.

p. 209

Publications of, list of (Coville)

Record of some work of, including extracts from correspondence

and other con)munications (Vasey). 1889. p. 7

Work of, for farmer (Coville). p. 90

See also Vegetable Pathology section.
Botany section, Association of American Agricultural Colleges and

Experiment Stations, report of:

1890. p. 128

1891. pp. 17, 101

1892. pp. 33, 168

See also Horticulture and Botany section.

Botfly, emasculating, report on. 1889. p. 214

Bots in horses. 1866. ]). 436

"Bottom disease" among horses of South Dakota (Schroeder). p. 371
Boucart, Rol)ert. Milk, analysis of, with view to determining its

adulterations. 1889. p. 167

Bouley, . Pork, salted, of American origin, importation of, intcj

France. 1884. p. 186 :

Bounties, extermination of noxious animals bv (Palmer). 1896.

n. 55

Classification no.

A27.9:8
A 1.1:865

Bourbon, island of, probable origin of Iceryaon (Riley). 1887. p. 27.

Bourne, John H. Farm accounts, system of. p. 502

Bovine lung plague. See Bovine tuberculosis — Pleuro-i)neumonia.
Bovine tuberculosis:

Bacillus, virulence of, for monkeys (Schweinitz and Schroeder).
1902. p. 579

Investigations concerning, with special reference to diagnosis and
])revention. 1894 •

Legislation with reference to (Salmon ) . 1901

Relatiou of, to public health ( Salmon ) . 1901

A 10. 3:49

A27.9:10
A27.9:ll
A27.9:12
A27.9:13

A10.3:62
A6.5:5

A10.3:99

Al 0.3:6

A10.6:

Al 0.6:8
A10.3:33
A 6. 5:4
A10.4:15

A10.3:6
A17.3:42
A29.6:27
A6.5:3

Al. 1:866

A10.5:3
A6.

A 1.1:892
A6.4:30

A6.3:8
Al. 10:897

A 10.5:3
A10.3:7
A10.3:16

A9.7:l
A27.9:4
A4. 1 :891-2

A 7. 3:24

A4.3:30

A 1.10:896
A9.3:15
Al. 1:865

A4. 1:901

A4.3:7

A4.3:28

A4.3:33

190

Bovine tnborculopis — Continued

Soldiers' Home herd of (>0 cattle, clinical notes on (Kill)orne and

Schroeder). \).7

same, i)atholo<iica! notes (Smith), p. 2(>

Stndies in, with sjjecial reference to prevention (Smith). 18!)4.

J). 88

See also Pleurc )-pneumonia — Tuberculosis.
Bovines, contagious pleuro-pneumonia and infectious hronco-pneu-

nionia of (Fleming), p. 87

Same, p. 14

See also Cattle.
Bowhill, Thomas:

Anthrax and Southern cattle fever among California cattle.

!'--t->- - ,

(California cattle, mortality among, autopsies to determine causes

of. p. 458

Bowie, Walter "W. W. Tobacco, culture and management of. j). 179.
Bowstring hemp, results of recent investigations relating to (Dodge).

1898. p. 52

Boxed or turpentine timber:

Field report on (Roth). 1893. p. 32 ■

Strt ngth of ( Fernow)

Box-elder plant bug, circular relative to (Howard). 1898

Beyer, H.B.:

Atmospheric circulation in tropical cyclones, as shown by move-
ments of clouds. 1896

Weather forecasts and public. 1902. p. 151

Wind direction, some observations of, at different altitudes around

West India cyclones. 1892. p. 50 ,

Boyle, James. Liverpool, trade of, with United States. 1900.

p. 517

Boynton, H. K. Waterspouts at Key West, Fla. 1899. p. 851....
Boynton, Henry. Spanish merinos and their management, p. 196.
Bozarth, John. Soij,.unn sugar experiments at Cedar Falls, Iowa.

1889. p. 57

Bracket!, Gustavus Benson:

Apple, and how' to grow it. 1900

Apple orchai'ding, commendal. 1901. p. 598

Fruits, utilizing surplus. 1898. p. 309

Pomology Division, Agriculture Departmiuit, work of, for farmer.

1897.- p. Ill

See aim, for reports as jjomologist, Pomology Division, Agricul-
ture Depart nu^nt. 1897-99, 1901

Braconidic, West Vii-ginia, some bred (lioi)kins). 1892. p. 256...
Bradford, L. J.:

Hemp culture, p. 91

Tobacco, culture and manajrcmeiit of. j). 87

same. 1864. No. 1. p. 26

r.ia.lley, J. N.:

Cattle interests west of Mississipjji Kiver. p. 424

Swine and fowl industry of Missouri and annual loss by disease.

p. 418

Braidentown, Fla., remarkal)le aurora at, Nov. 18, 1899 (Ten

P.roeck ) . p. 582

Brainerd, Erastus. Agricultural possibilities of Yukon Valley, ^ilaska.

]). 276

Brainerd, J. Inventions, American, for cultivation by steam, his-
tory of. [). 258

Branch, t. P. Road constructif)n. 1902. p. 44

Brand, Albert. Electric signal api)aratus. Weather Bureau station,

Atlantic City, N. J. 1898. p. 405

Brandenburg, Frederick H.:

Colorado, water sujjply of, for season of 1900, as depi-nding on

snowfall. ]>. 498

Denver weather forecast distiict, nioiitlilv rei)orts of, Julv, Sept.-

Dec, 1901 ; '.

same, Jan. -Oct., 1902

Index

Clusslfli'utlou no.

A4.8:7
A4.3:7

A4.3:7

Al. 1:891
A 4. 1:89 1-2

A4. 1:887-8

A4. 1:887-8
Al. 1:867

Al 1.5:5

A13.3:8
A18.4:8
A9.5:28

A29.2:At6i
A29.3:31

A29.6:20

A4. 1:899
A29.6:27
Al. 1:864

A7.8:26

Al. 9:118
Al. 10:901
Al. 10:898

A 1.1 0:897

A 20.1:
A9.7:4

A 1.1:863
Al. 1:868
A27.9:2

A4. 1:885

A 4. 1:885

A29.6:27

A10.r'=:901

A 1.1:867
A 22. 3:28

A29.6:26

A29.6:28

A29.6:29
A29.6:80

1J)7

Index

Brandenburg, Frederick II. — Continued

Northers, culd waves, and heavy snows, possibiHty of giving
warnings of, to stock-raising interests 48 hours in advance.

1899. p. :«

Weather and live-stock industry, report on. 1900. p. 588

Weather types, corresponding, facilities for systematic study of.

1901. p. 546

same. 1902. p. 136 ,

Brandies, California wines and (Hilgard). 1882. p. 109

Branner, John Casper:

Cotton i"iterj)illars in Brazil. 1885. App. p. 49

Cotton in Empire of Brazil. 1885

Insects injurious to cotton, orange, and sugar cane in Brazil,

preliminary report of observations upon. 1884. p. 6.3

Road-making materials in Arkansas. 1894

Brassica, seed coats of certain sjjecies of ( Pieters and Charles). 1901 .
Brazil:

Agriculture in. 1891. p. 196

Coffeeof. 1876. p. 275

Cotton caterpillars in (Branner). 1885. App. p. 49

Cotton in; antiquitv, methods, and extent of cultivation, etc.

( Branner) . 1 885

Insects injurious to cotton, orange, and sugar cane in, preliminary

report of oVjservations upon (Branner) . 1884. p. 63 '. .

Statistics of, 1876. p. 482

Brazos River, Tex. :

Flood bulletin. July 15, 1899. map

Flood of June-July, 1899—

effects upon agriculture of submerged region (Holmes)

special report on, with notes of previous overflows of river

(Cline). p. 295

Valley of, floods in, April 27 to May 17, 1900, special report on;

also freshets in other streams ( Cline ) . p. 198

Brazos Santiago. See Rio Grande region, Tex.
Bread :

Carbohydrates of (Stone). 1896

Digestibility and nutritive value of, report of investigations on

( Woods and Merrill ). 1900

Bread and meat consumption in Missouri, data relating to (Gibson

and others). 1896

Bread making:

At University of Minnesota, studies on, in 1897 and 1898 (Sny-
der), p. 7

same, 1899 and 1 900 ( Snyder)

Experiments in, 1883. No. 3. p. 30

Losses in ( Voorhees) . 1 899. p. 37

Principles of ( Atwater). 1900

Skim milk in ( Langworthy ) . 1900. p. 16

Studies on. 1899

Breadstuffs:

American, foreign markets for. 1863. p. 4. No. 4

British imports of, 1874-75. p. 460

English imports of, Jan. and Feb., 1870-71. p. 143

Exports of, from U. 8., Feb.-Mav, 1867. p. 248

Imports of, into Great Britain, 1863-64. No. 1. p. 39

r>rcck()ns, Joseph Allison. Bear River, interstate water rights in.

1 S99. p. 26

Bn-ed, Daniel. Insect destruction, recent inventions for. p. 323...
Breed, (Miss) S. Evelyn. Teaching domestic science in rural dis-
tricts. 1902. p. 91

Breeder, work of, in improving live stock (Clay). 1S<)9. p. ()27

Breeders, State associations of, list of. 1900. p. 653

Same. 1901. p. 628

Breeding:

Ages and jieriods important in. 1900. \^. 740

Animals imjjorted for. 1896. p. 243

Physiology of (Goodale). p. 222

Classl&catlon no.

A29.3:24
A29.6:27

A 29. 6:29
A29.3:31
A1.8:20

A8.1:4
A1.7:8

A9.3:4
A 22. 3:4
A6.3:29

A27.9:29
A27.9:14
A8.1:4

A1.7:8

A9.3:4
A27.9:14

A29.2:B73

A27.4:10

A29.6:27

A29.6:28

A10.3:34
A10.3:85
A10.3:31

Al 0.3:67
A 10.3:101
A27.9:21
Al 0.3:67
Al. 9:112
A1.9:114
A10.3:67

A27.9:l

A27.9:13

A27.9:9

A27.9:5

A27.9:3

A10.3:70
A 1.1:876

A10.3:120
A 1.1 0:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

Al. 10:900
A4. 1:897
Al. 1:862

198

Breeding — Continued

SngKe!^tfd experiments in (Brewer). 1S93. p. 162

same (Brewer). 1893. p. 458

See (tho Animal — Plant — Stock.
Brefeld, Oskar. Smut fungi and smut diseases, recent investigations

of. 1891. pp. 1,59, 153

Brendle, A. S. Weather as a topic of conversation. 1899. p. 160..

Brewer, I. N. Climate in Philippines, notes on. 1900. p. 102

Brewer, W. H. Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 229

Brewer, William H. Breeding, suggested experiments in. 1893.

p. 162...

Same. 1893. p. 458..

Brewster, James N. Convictlabor, planforuseof, onroads. 1895. p. 7.

Brick paving for country roads. 1896

Brick wheel-track roads. See Roads.

Bridge and trestle timbers, strength of, report of committee of
American International Association of Railway Superintend-
ents of Bridges and Buildings on. 1895. p. 41

Bridges, country road ( Wentworth ) . 1895. p. 48

See also Timber trestle bridges.
Bridges and buildings. See Railway Superintendents of Bridges and

Buildings, American International Association of.
Briggs, Lyman James:

Alkali soils, mechanical analysis as applied to, some necessary

modifications in methods of. 1900. p. 173

Clay, suspended, filtration of, from soil solutions. 1902. p. 31..
Electrical instruments for determining moisture, temperature, and

soluble salt content of soils. 1899

Ground temperature observations at St. Ignatius College, Cleve-
land, Ohio. 1902. p. 301

Salts as influencing rate of evaporation of water from soils. 1900.

p. 184

Soil moisture, mechanics of. 1897

Soils, physical properties of —

Investigations on. p. 413

Objects and meth(xls of investigating certain. 1900. p. 397 . .

Water, movement and retention of, in soils, p. 399

See also, as joint author, Cameron, Frank Kenneth — Whit-
ney, Milton.
Briggs, Lyman James, and Lapham, Macy H.:

Salts, dissdlved, influence of, on capillary rise of soil waters.

1902. p. 5

Water, capillary movement of, in dryand moistsoils. 1902. p. 19.
Brigham, Joseph Henry. Government aid in highway improvement.

1902. p. 33

See also, for reports as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Depart-
ment, in charge of seed distribution. 1898-1900

Brill, G. D. Chinese incubators, p. 247

Brillouin, Marcel:

Atmosphere, general circulation of, original memoir on. 1901.

p. 300

Atmospheric electricity: its origin, variations, and perturbations.

1897. !>. 440 .'

Winds and clouds, report on. 1897. p. 437

Bristol, England:

Butter markets (Ashby). p. 210

Egg trade, ji. 335

British. See Great Britain.

British America. See Canada.

British Association, Belfa.st, 1902, addresson meteorology at (Schuster).

1902. ]). 448

British-Canadian cattle trade, decrease in (Beutelspacher). p. 515..
British Columl)ia:

Deer skins from, exjwrts of (Smith), p. 519

Legislation against injurious insects; comj)ilation of laws and reg-
ulations in (Howard). 1895

See also Queen Charlotte Islands.

Index

ClasNlflcatluii no.

A10.3:16
A10.6:4

A28.5:6
A29.3:24
A29.6:28
A29.6:30

A10.3:16
A10.6:4
A22.3:16
A22.4:25

A13.3:12
A22.3:ll

A1.8:64
A26.3:19

A26.3:15

A29.6:30

A1.8:64
A26.3:10

A26.5:900'
Al. 10:900
A 1.1 0:898

A26.3:19
A26.3:]9

A22.3:25

A24.5:
A 4. 1 :9()0

A29.(k29

A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899

A 29. 6:30
A 4. 1:899

A4. 1:900

A9.3:33

199

Index

Briti^^h India. See India.

Iiritisli Wes'. Indies. See Trinidad — West Indies.

Britton, W. E. :

Nursery inspection in Connecticut. 1899. p. 131

San Jose scale in Connecticut. 1898. p. 81

Trees, banding of, to jjrevent injury by fall cankerworm, obser-
vations on. 1901. p. 160

Vegetation house arranged for pot experiments. 1901. p. 152..
Brokers. Sec Produce brokers.
Brome grass:

Beardless, seed of ( Pieters). 1900

Hungarian, circular on (Scribner). 1894 .♦

Smooth, circular on (Kennedy). 1899

See a/fio Chess.
Bromin. See Proteid matters.
Bromus, North Anu^rican species <if, occurring north of Mexico,

revision of ( Shear) . 1900

Bronchitis:

Cattle ( Williams) . p. 00:5

Parasitic, among calves (Trumbower). p. 465

Verminous, in calves and lambs, and its treatment by tracheal

injections, p. 554

same, p. 278

Bronson, B. H. Weather observers, voluntary, should not a book
be provided for keeping record ol issue of instruments and

flagsto? 1899. p. 126

Brontometer, use of ( Symons) . 1901. p. 463

Bronze apple-tree weevil (Chittenden) . 1900. p. 37

Brooklyn, N. Y.:

Animals in, contagious diseases of, preliminary report of veter-
inary inspectors in investigation of (McLean and others).

1884. p. 19

Leopard moth in, ravages of (Pike). 1892. p. 317

Museum of meteorology at, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 163

Brooks, Wm. P. Japan, migratory locust in, 1883. App., p. 59

Broom -corn:

Cultivation of. 1876. p. 56

Culture of, in New York State. 1 S(i7. p. 286

Reports on

Broun, William L. Roy. Address of, as president Association of
American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations,

before sixth annual convention. 1893. p. 58

Same ( extract )

Broun'slaw of winds and currents, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 264 .
Brown, Edgar. See, as joint author, Pieters, Adrian John.

Brown, J. P. Forests of Washington Territory. 1884. p. 388

Brown, James H. Adulteration of dairy products. 1893. p. 54 ...
Brown, Ry land T.:

Agriculture, organization of. 1882. p. 108

Chemical memoranda, monthly, Feb.-Dec, 1872

[The more important articles arc indexed mider their various subjects.]
See also, for reports as Chemist, Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture

Department. 1871,1872 ".

Brown, Simon. Farmers' gardens, p. 337

Brown, Simon, and Reynolds, Joseph. Manures and their applica-
tion, p. 368

Brown, W. V. Weather maps, jiroposed classification and index of,

as aid in weather forecasting. 1901. p. 547

Brown coal and wood char in filtration of cane juices and sirups

(Thompson ). p. 268

Same, 1889. p. 99

Brown rot. See Grape.
Brown-tail moth :

Massachusetts, report on ( K i rkland ) . 1 900. p. 75

Report on (Fernald). 1SS»8. j). 24

Browne, C. A., jr. Starch, estimation of, rei)ort on. 1899. y. 92..

Classlflcation no.

Al 0.3:65
A9.6:17

A 10. 3:99
Al 0.3:99

A6.4:25

A6.4:l

A3.4:18

A3. 3 .23

Al. 1:880
A4. 1:884

A 1.1:885
A4. 1:885

A29.3:24
A29.6:29
A9.6:22

A1.7:6
A9.7:4
A29.6:28
A8.1:3

A27.9:14

A27.9:5

A10.4:28

A10.3:16
A10.2:C43*
A 29. 6. -26

A13.5:4
A7.3:41

A1.8:22
A27.9:10

A7.1:
Al. 1:863

Al. 1:865

A 29. 6:29

Al. 1:887
A7.3:17

A9.6:26
A9.6:17
A7.3:57

200

1887.
1887.
1888.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.

9.

Browne, Orris A. A(ldres.s of, hofore convention of National League

for Good Roads, Wa.«iiinut( >n. IHV):-!. p. 24

Bruce, Eugene S. See, as joint autiujr, Hosnier, Ralpli Slieldou

Bruchus, food-plants of North American specieH of. 1893. p. 165 .
Bruette, William A. Horses, export of, from Chicago market.

] 897. p. 84

Bruhl, Louis H. Catania, Italy, cost of hauling farm products over

wagon roads at, ]>. JO

Bruner, Lawrence:

Beet insects, notes on. ISill. p. 2:^9

Cicindela limhuta, rcpurt on. 1889. p. 144

Grasshopper rejiort —

1895. p. 31

1896. p. 36

1901. p. 39

Grasshoppers, outbreak of, in Idaho, rejjort on. 1890. p. 135 .
Insect injuries in Nebraska in —

1884. p. 398

p. 164

p. 33

p. 139

p. 139

p. 95

P 9

P 9

p. 34

P 9
Locusts, destructive —

found in America, north of Mexico, in 1891, reports on.

8ame. 1 892

killing, with fungous diseases. 1 902. p. 50

North America,with notes on occurrences in 1891. 1891. p. IS.

Orthoptera from Death \'a]ley expedition. 1893. p. 266

Pezot^ttix, new species of. 1 894. p. 41

Phosphorescent mvriopods, report on. 1891. p. 319

Rocky Mountain locust, observations on —

1882. p. 7

1S83. p. 51

1885. J). 303

1888. p. 65

Texas, locusts in, during spring of 1886. 1887. p. 9

Brunswick, (Tcrmany, cost of hauling farm products over wagon

roads at ( Tingle ) . p. 7

Brussels, Belgium:

Dead animals in, disposition of ( Roos(!velt). p. .354

Importation of American horses into (Langhorne). 1897. p. 26.
Brussels, International Veterinary Congress, report of (Law ). p. 321 .

Same, 1884. p. 122

Bryan, Enoch A.:

Agriculture Department and experiment stations, cooperative

work Ix'tween, report of committee on. 1901 . p. 59

Education, theoi'y of higher, some recent (changes in. 1899. p. 87.
Bryan farm. See Maryland farm.
IJryant, Artliur Pevton. Dietarv studios in U. S., some results of.

1898. p. 4:;9' '.

Seenho, as collaborator, Atwater, Willnir Olin; as joint author,
Atwater, Wilbur Olin — Frisby, Almah J.
liryobia, species of, infesting dwellings, notes on (Webster). 1889.

p. 277

Bucculatrix canadcnsisella, occurrence of, on birches in Rhode Is-
land (Packard). 1892. p. 14

liuchan, Alexander. Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 242.
lUichanan, William Insco. Great Britain's purchases of cavalrv

horses in Argentina. 1898. p. 22

Buck, Norman. Minnesota flour, im])roved. p. 388

Buckliam, ]M. 11. ]\Iorrill, Justin Smitli, remarks on resolutions of
respect for. 1900. p. 30

Index

Classiflcatloii uu.

A10.3:14

A9.7:5

Al. 2:1178

A22.4:27

A9.7:3
A9.7:2

A9.6:7
A9.6:7
A9.6:38
A9.7:3

Al. 1:884

Al. 1:887

A9.3:13

Al. 1:888

A9. 1:888

A9.3:22

A9.3:23

A9.3:26

A9.3:30

A9.3:32

A9.3:27

A9.3:28

A9.6:38

A9.7:4

A5.5:7

A9.7:7

A9.7:3

A9.3:2
A9.3:4
Al. 1:885
A9.7:l
A9.3:13

A22.4:27

A4. 1:899
A1.2:H78
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

A10.3:99
A10.3:65

A 1.10:898

A9.7:l

A9.7:5
A29.6:30

Al. 2:1178

A 1.1:875

A10.:!:7()

201

Index

(Uasslflcatlon no.
Buckley, S. B. f>ee Merrill, Elmer D.
Buckwheat. See Gro\i», i)rincipal.
Budd, James II. California, road improvement in, extract from

governor's message, p. 1 A22.4:33

Buenos Ay res, Argentina, gale at ( Abbe) . 1895. p. 381 A29.6:23

Buffalo, N. Y., and vicinity, export of horses from (Hinkley). 1898.

p. 88 A1.2:H78

Buffalo, N. Y., International Good Roads Congress, Sept. 16-21, 1901:

Letter of invitation to, inclosing official call. 1901 A22.2:B86

Proceedings of. 1901 A22.3:21

Resolutions adopted by. 1901. p. 70 A22.3:21

See aho Moore, W. H.
Buffalo, N. Y., Pan-American Exposition, 1901:

Canadian cattle for exhibition at, order providing for importa-
tion of. 1900 : A4.5:65

Chemistry Bureau, exhibit at (Ewell and others). 1901 A7.3:63

Weather Bureau exhibit at (Maring). 1901. p. 259 A29.6:29

Weather map of A29.2:P19

Buffalo, destruction of, 1873. p. 41 A27.9:ll

Buffalo-gnats or black-flies:

Notes on Simulium or common, at Ithaca, N.Y. (Howard) . 1888.

p. 99 . A9.7:l

Report on (Webster)." 1887. "p. 29..!.!!!'.!!! !.!!!!!!!!!!! A9.3:14

same (Marlatt). 1889. p. 7 A9.7:2

same (Coquillett). 1898. p. 66 A9.6:10

kSimulium or, infesting country adjacent to Mississippi River

(Webster), p. 456 A4.1:887-8

Buffalo moth. See Carpet beetle.
Buffalo tree-hopper:

Circular relative to (Marlatt). 1897 A9.5:23

Report on (Marlatt). 1894. p. 8 A9.7:7

Buffum, B. C:

Alkali and irrigation, recent investigations by Wyoming experi-
ment station in. 1900. p. 69 A10.3:76

Irrigation in Wyoming, use of water in, and its relation to owner-
ship and distribution of natural supply. 1900 A10.3:81

Bugbee, PI L. Seacoast telegraph lines, instructions to operators on.

1892 A29.12:Sel

Buhach, production and manufacture of (Coquillett). 1886. p. 7.. A9.3:12
Buildings:

Earthquake proof (Abbe). 1897. p. 309 A29.6:25

same (Abbe). 1901. p. 507 A29.6:29

Humidity, relative, inside and outside of (Henry). 1896. p. 456. A29.6:24
See also Churches.
Bulbs, etc., distributed from U. S. propagating garden, catalogue of

(Saunders). 1862 A1.8:2

Bulk fermentation of Connecticut tobacco (Floyd), n. d A26.4:5

Bullets, penetration of snow by (Abbe). 1895. p. 424 A29.6:23

Biinzli, J. H. Potato blight, combating, report on. 1891. p. 78... A28.5:6
Bur, or globe, artichokes, circular on (Swingle and Fairchild). 1899. A6.4:22
Burchard, Oscar. Seed investigation, object and methods of, and

establishment of seed-control stations. 1893. pp. 793, 882 . . . A10.6:4
Burgess, Albert F. :

Coccinellid, abnormal, report on. 1898. p. 59 A9.6:17

San Jose scale, lime, sulphur, and .salt and resin washes for, in

Ohio, notes on use of. 1902. p. 33 A9.6:37

Tan-bark beetle, destructive, report on. 1899. p. 107 A9.6:20

See aho, as joint author, Webster, Francis M.
Burgess, Edward. See, as joint author, Minot, Charles Sedgwick.

Burke, Frank. Short biography of (Abbe). 1898. p. 68.. A29.6:26

Burke, R. T. Avon. See, as joint author, Bonsteel, Jay Allan.
Burke, R. T. Avon, and Marean, Herbert W. :

Col)b County, Ga., soil survey of. jx 317 A26.5:901 '

Westfield area, New York, soil survey of. p. 75 A26.5:901 '

Burkett, Charles M. [William]. Pig feeding in New Hampshire,

experiments in. p. 465 A4. 1:899

Burley tobacco, its growing and curing (Scovell). 1901. p. 106 A10.3:99

202

Burma, India, dust storms in, and elsewhere, notes on (AM)o).

1901. p. 175 . . ,

Burnett, E. A. See, as joint author, Chiicott, EUery Channing.
Burrill, T. J. See, as joint author, Shakespeare, Edward Orum.
Burrongh, Edward:

Address of, before national road conference, July, 1894. pp. 6, 10. .

Road building, State aid to, in New Jersey. 1894

BurroAvs, Alvin T. :

Chinook winds. 1901. p. 555 _..

Hot waves: conditions which produce them, and their effect on

agriculture. 1900. p. 325

Bursattee, disease of horse in India. See Leeches.
Burtis, F. C. See, as joint author, Cottrell, H. M.
Burton, W. M. See, as joint author, Morse, H. N.
Busck, August:

Cocoanut palms, diseased, in Cuba, report of investigation of.

1902. p. 20

Mushrooms, enemies of, and experiments with remedies, note

on. 1902. p. 32

Puerto Rico, brief trip to, in January and February, 1899, notes

on. 1900. p. 88 ■.

See also, as collector, Pergande, Theodore, and Cockrell, Thomas

Dru Alison.

Bushel, weights of. 1901. p. 786

Bushnell, Asa S. Ohio, road improvement in, extract from gover-
nor's message, p. 7

Butler, Amos W. Periodical cicada in southeastern Indiana. 1886.

p. 24

Butler, William E. Short biography of (Abbe). 1898. p. 68

Butler County, Kansas, southern cattle fever in, outbreak of 1883

(Trumbower). p. 420

Same, 1884. p. 239

Butter:

American —

analyses of, averages of ( Richards) . 1886. p. 23

in Japan (Ruffin). p. 521

Analysis of, method for (Morse and Burton). 1890. p. 99

Artificial, methods of distinguishing (Besana). 1889. p. 107 —

Borax as a preservative of, letter relating to (Crosby), p. 576

Commercial butter cultures used in connection with pasteurized

cream (Allen). 1898. p. 21

Composition and analysis of, abstracts of data relating to. 1889.

p. 99

Composition of —

from Chicago dairy show, December, 1889 (Morrow), j). 188 .

influence of fuod on (Von Lookren). 1890. p. 141

variations in ( Bal)cock) . 1886. p. 23

Dubernard method for examination of (Sartori). 1890. p. 103.
Experimental exports of, 1897 (Alvord). p. 83

same, 1898-99 (Alvord). p. 154

Exported, chemical analyses of. p. 240

Fatty volatile at-ids of, contribution to study of (Spallanzani).

1890. p. 104

Foreign and homemade, scores of, in competition. 1899. p. 226

Foreign made, analyses of. p. 242

Iri.^h, trade in. 1865-67. p. 379

Market fpiotations on, 1897 and 1899. p. 216

Markets for. See Ash by, Newton B.

Melting point and cliemicai composition of, influence of different

foodsupon. 1890. p. 141

Micro-scopic observations, fats and (Taylor). 1884

Mixed, application of methods Reichert, Meissl, and Wollny t<j

(Besana). _ 1890. p. 105

Nostrums for increasing yield of (Wiley). 1893

Paraguay (Rutlin). p. 521

Pasteurized and raw cream, comparison of. 1899. p. 233

Philadelphia, how made. p. 291

¥n«lox

riiissltlratlou no.
A29.6:29

A22.3:10
A22.3:9

Al. 10:901

Al. 10:900

A9.6:38
A9.6:38
A9.6:22

Al. 10:901

A22.4:33

A9.3:12
A29.6:26

A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

A7.3:16
A4. 1.898
A7.3:24
A7.3:24

A 1.1:878

A1.9:103

A7.3:24

A7. 1:889
A7.3:24
A7.3:16
A7.3:24
A4. 1:888
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899

A7.3:24
A4. 1:899
A4. 1 :899
A27.9:5
A4. 1:899

A7.3:24
A].8:34

A7.3:24
A1.9:12
A4. 1 :S98
A4. 1 :899
Al. 1:867

203

1901.

24

Index

Butter — Continued

Production of, type of dairy cow in relation to (Lawson
1-8

Production statistics of cheese and. 1873. p. 279

Quality of, effect of cotton-seed meal on (Allen) . 1900. p.

Scores of, exported. 1899. p. 226

Stripper, note f)n. 1898. p. 24

Volatile acids in, determination of total ((loldmann). 1890.
p. 112

Water in. 1901. p. 30

,SV(' (i/tfo Oleomargarine — Kenovated butter.
Butter factories. See Creameries.
Butter fat:

Milk or cream, method of determininji;, l)v difference (McKeown).
1894. p. 194 ■

Refractive index of ( Wiley ) . 1888. p. 30

Soluble acids in, estimation of (Planchon). 1890. ]>. 112

Variations of volatile acids in (Menozzi). 1890. ]>. Ill

Volatile acids present in, (juantity of (Vieth). ISOO. p. 99

Butter making:

Farm (Goodrich). 1897

Pasteurization of milk for. 1899. p. 23

Recently patented process of (Salmon). Nov. 20, 1897

Swartz system of, in Sweden (Andrews). 1876. p. 198

Testing cows as to, some notes in connection with (Scovell).

1899. p. 123

Butter standard, paper relative to ( Curtis) . p. 142

Butter substitutes ( De Sch weinitz ) . 1895. p. 445

Butterfly, gray hair-streaked, its damage to beans. 1895. p. 354

Butterweck, Otto Carl. Culture of tobacco. 1898

Cabbage:

Black rot of (Smith). 1898

Loss of nutrients in boiling (Snyder) . 1897. ]i. 7

See aho Car<U'n vegctaljles.
Cabbage and allied plants, bacterial disease of (Russell). 1898.

p. 86

Cabbage bug. A't'c Harleijuin cabbage liug.

Cabbage-moth, note on (Glover). 1872. \>. 137

CabV)age worms:

Remedies fi^', reijorts on (Laccy). ]>. 133

same, p. 133

same (Rives), j). 134

same, p. 134

Report on. p. 107

same, p. 1 07

Cache County, Utah, soil survey in (Means). 1900. ji. 115

Cache Creek, C'ul., irrigation investigations on (Wilson). 1901.

p. 155

Cache la Poudre Valley:

Colorado, soil survey in (Means). 1900. ]>. 121

Reservoir system of, report on (Nettletou). 1901

Cacoecia cerasivorana, oviposition of ( Weed ) . 1900. p. 33

Cactus, North American species of, preliminarv revision <if (Coulter).

1892. p. 9 1 ■

Cactus . t^ee <t /.vo Ce reus — O pu n t i a .

Cactuses, geographic and veitical distribution of, in deserts and
desert ranges of southern California, southern Nevada, north-
western Arizona, and southwestern Utah, notes on (Merriam).

1893. p. 345

Cailletet, Paul Louis. Photographic ajtparatus for measuring alti-
tudes attained by balloons. 1897. p. 443

Caine, Thomas A. See, as joint author, ]Mooney, Charles N.

Cairo, III., water travel at, lin(>s of equal time of. 1892

Cajori, F. Doudna, Pearl Eugene, short biography of. 1900. p. 202.
Calamagrostis, North American species of, revision of (Kearney).
1898. ]). 7

Clnsslfli-iitloii no.

Al. 9:124
A27.9:ll
A1.9:119
A4. 1:899
A 1.9:84

A7.3:24
Al. 9:133

A7.3:43
A7.3:19
A7.3:24
A7.3:24
A7.3:24

A1.9:57
A1.9:92
A21.2:B97
A27.9:14

A10.3:65
A1.7:2
Al. 10:895
A9.7:7
A1.9:82

A1.9:68
A10.3:43

AIO.3.49

A27.9:10

Al. 1:883
A9. 1:883
Al. 1:883
A9. 1:883
Al. 1:883
A9. 1:883
A1.8:64

A10.3:100

A1.8:64

A10.3:92

A9.6:26

A6.5:3

Calamovilfa, notes on (Scribner and Merril

iiOI.

!•• 2

A5.5:7

A29.6:25

A29.2:R13^
A29.6:28

A3.3:i:
A3. 4:35

204

1882. p. 20.
p. 247...

Calcium carbonate, solubility of, in aqueous solutions of certain
L'lcH'trolytes in e(|uilibriuin with atmospheric air (Cameron

and Seidell). 1901. p. 58

Calcutta, India, hides and skins from, imports of (Patterson), p. 523
Caldwell, George Chapman:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, at eighth animal meeting. 1891. p. 7

Agricultural experiment station as educator of farmer.
Horse, analysis of urine of, in last stages of influenza
Calf. Sec Calves.
Calico Ijack cabbage bug. See Harlequin cabbage bug.
California:

Agricultural resources of ( Dunn ) . p. 581

Agricultural situation in (Mead). 1901. p. 17

Agriculture of —

1862. p. 588

1867. p. 373

1872. p. 199

1878. (Hilgard). p. 476

Alfalfa in. 1872. p. 296

Alkali soils and waters in, 1888-89 (Hilgard). p. 297

Angora goat in. 1891. p. 35

Australian Scymnus established and described in (Riley). 1892.

p. 127 .---.--: : :

Beet-sugar factories in, information relative to. 1870. j). 357 . . .

Beet sugar in. 1887. p. 452

Big trees of. 1900

same

Black scale in, note on. 1886. p. 34

Black scale of, found in South Carolina, note on. 1886. \). 36...
Blastophaga psenes, first introduction of ( Eisen), 1891. p. 128. .

Butter, export of, to Orient ( Pearson ) . p. 266 .

same ( reprinted j . 1900

Capri fig experiments in, present status of (Howard). 1899. j). 28.
Cattle-
anthrax and Southern cattle fever among (Bowhill). ]>. 443. .

same, further investigation (Chandler), p. 450

destruction of, by various <li.seases (]\Iercer). p. 452

same, report of autopsies (Bowhill). p. 453

industry of (Mercer), p. 239

quarantine line for, order modifving —

Mar. 19, 1897 !

Dec. 16, 1897, p. 4

Mar. 25, 1898

Aug. 30, 1899

Dec. 19, 1899, p. 10

Dec. 14, 1900, p. 10

Jan. 1 1, 1902, p. 4

Dec. 27, 1902, p. 4

See (ilw Sacramento County — Solano Count}'.
Central, land in, methods of applying water to (Grunsky ). 1891.

pt. 1. p. 307

Climate, soil characteristics, and irrigation methods of (Irish).

1895. J). 475 :

■ note on ( Aljbe ) . 1900. pp. 165, 249

hal)itsof some (Co(iuillett). 1892. p. 260

boll worm in (Co(iuillett). 1889. p. 331

in. 1872. p. 493

1890. p. 520

Index

ClaNsIflcutiou no.

Climatology m
Coleo])t('ra <>
Corn worm or
Cotton raisinjj
Crop year in.
Dairying in —

circular on (Wickson) . 1 896

notes upon export of California butter to the Orient and (Pear-
son). 1900. p. 266

same ( reprinted ) . 1900

Donations from, at nuiseum of Agriculture Dept. I8(!(). ]i. 342..

Dry northers of (Abbe). 1895. p. 212

Eggs of, food value of (Jaffa), p. 510

A26.3:18
A4. 1:898

A 7. 3:31
A 1.8:22
Al. 1:872

Al. 1:866
A10.3:100

Al. 1:862

A27.9:5

A27.9:10

A 1.1:878

A27.9:10

A15.2:P94'

A27.9:29

A9.7:5

A27.9:8

A 27. 9:25

A13.2:B48

A13.3:28

A9.3:12

A9.3:12

A9.7:4

A4. 1:899

A4.3:24

A9.6:20

A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:887-8
A 4. 1:887-8
.14.1:886

A4.5:2
A4.5:8-14
A4.5:18
A4.5:45
A4. 5:49-55
A 4. 5:80-87
A4.5:93
A4.5:101

A15.2:Ir7

Al. 10:895

A29.6:28

A9.7:4

A9.7:l

A27.9:10

A27.9:28

AJ.3:14

A4. 1:899
A4.3:24
A27.9:4
A29.():23
A4. 1:898

205

Index

California — Continued

Electric stoniKS of (Barwick). 1897. p. 539

Entomological work in, in 1893 ( Koebele). p. 33

Exotic fruits and useful jilants of (Hilgard). 1892. p. 137

Farm resources and jiroducts of. 1868. p. 272

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Jaffa). 1902. p. 16 ..

Farmers of, financial condition of. 1 890. p. 637

Frostsin. (IIilo;ard). 1896. p. 166

Fruit-growing in. 1892. p. 99

Fruit industry of, statistics of ( Holmes ) . 1901

Fruits from, transportation rates on. 1883. No. 59. p. 45

Fruits of , tropical and semitropical ( Klee) . 1891. p. Ill

Grape cidture in, present condition of (Husmann). 1898. p. 551.

Grape products. 1887. p. 583

Grasses of, plates and descriptions of ( Vasey ) . 1892

same

Grasshoppers in, destructive. 1872. p. 22

Hessian Hv in, note on. 1886. p. 43

Hop culture in ( Flint) . 1900

Horticulture quarantine rules. 1892. p. 166

Insect, new beneficial, in, estaVjlishment of (aV:)Stract) (Howard).

1900. p. 16

Insect controlin (Marlatt). 1896. p. 217

Insect pests in, action taken regarding. 1892. p. 158

Insects of —

beneficial and injurious, in 1892 (Coquillett). 1893. p. 9

general notes on in 1890 ( Koebele ) . p. 37

notes on ( Woodworth). 1900. p. 90 .-

report on, 1889 (Koebele) . p. 85

some injurious, in 1893 (Coquillett). p. 22

Inspection of trees, plants, fruit, etc., as conducted under laws in

(Lelong). p. 12

Irrigation —

investigations in, report of. 1901

methods of (Irish). 1895. p. 475

report on. p. 352

Land drainage in. 1869. p. 231

Lichens from, collected by Edward Palmer, from 1888 to 1892,

listof (Eckfeldt). 1893. p. 291

Locust invasion of, in 1891, report on (Coquillett). p. 34

Lower, plants collected in, by Edward Palmer in 1889, list of
(Vasey and Rose). 1890. p. 9

same, in 1890 (Vasey and Rose) . 1890. p. 63

Melanoplus devastator in, dipterous parasite of (Coquillett). 1892.

p. 22

Molossus from, description of new species (Merriam) . 1890. p. 31
Northwestern, stock ranges of, notes on grasses and forage plants

and range conditions (Davy) . 1902

Phylloxera in (Hilgard) . 1892. p. 155

Plants worth trying in (Behr and Klee). 1892. p. 141

Products of —

1866. p. 224

1867. p. 56

1868. p. 26 :

1869. p. 58

Rainfall, charts of (McAdie). 1902. p. 362

Rainfall in, 1860-72. p. 40

Rainy season in, 1860-69. p. 481

Red scale of —

hymenopterous parasites of (Howard). 1894. p. 227

various methods for destroying (Coquillett). 1890. p. 9

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (Budd).

P 1

Scale insect from, new (Coquillett). 1891. p. 382

Scale insects and their enemies in ( Smith ) . 1896. p. 46

I'lasslflcatlun no.

A29.6:25

A9.3:32

A1.8:20

A27.9:6

A10.3:120

A27.9:28

A29.6:24

A1.8:20

A27.8:23

A27.9:21

A20.3:l

Al. 10:898

A27.9:25

A6.2:N82='

A6.3:13

A27.9:10

A9.3:12

Al. 9:115

A1.8:20

A9.6:26
Al. 10:896
A1.8:20

A9.3:30
A9.3:23
A9.6:26
A9.3:22
A9.3:32

A1.8:57

A10.3:100
Al. 10:895
Al. 1:874
A27.9:7

A6.5:l
A9.3:27

A6.5:l
A6.5:l

A9.7:5
A5.5:4

A19.3:12

A1.8:20

A1.8:20

Al. 1:866

A27.9:5

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A29.6:30

A27.9:ll

A27.9:8

A9.7:6
A9.3:22

A22.4:33

A9.7:3

A9.6:6

206

Index

('l:issltl(':itl<in IK).

California — Continued

Scale insects of orange in, and particularly icerya or fluted scale,
alias white scale, alias cottojiy-cushion scale, eti;. (Riiev).

1887. p. 9 '. :...

Scale insects of, report for 1891 (Coquillett). p. 13

Shells, land and fresh-water, collected in, by Death Valley Ex-
pedition (Stearns). 1893. p. 269

Silk culture in, letter on (Prevost). 1867. p. 285

Soil cluiractcristics of (Irish). 1895. p. 475

Soils of (Ililgard). p. 476

Southern —

agricultural experiment farm, sunshine at (Henry). 1896.

p. 2.37

bat, free-tailed, from desert region of, description of new spe-
cies of (Merriam). 1889. p. 23

birds observed in, by Death Valley Expedition of 1891, notes

on (Fisher). 1893. p. 7

cactuses, yuccas, and agave in deserts and desert ranges of,
geographic and vertical distribution of (Merriam). 1893.

p. 345

fishes of Death Valley Expedition, 1891, collected in, report
on, with descriptions of new species (Gilbert). 1893. p.

229

frosts in, their prediction and prevention (Abbe). 1895. pp.

341, 464

grasses of desert region of, plates and descrij)tions of (Vasey).

1890 ; ■ . . .

same

plants" collected in, by Edward Palmer in 1888, list of (Vasev

and Rose). 1890. p. 1 "..

spermophile from, description of new (Merriam). 1889. p. 15.
trees and shrubs in deserts and desert ranges of, distribution

of (Merriam ). 1883. p. 285

weather crop bulletin, history of (Franklin). 1896. j). 46...

Sunstroke in (Phillips). 1896. p. 454

Swamp and overflowed lands in, reclamation of. p. 179

Swamp-land reclamation in, 1872. p. 18

Tea culture in. 1870. p. 38

Thunderstorms in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 20

Tortricid from, description of new (Walsingham). 1891. p. 465. .
Vegetables from, transportation rates on. 1883. No. 59. p. 45 .
Vine disease, preliminary report of investigations (Pierce). 1892.

Viticulture, quarantine rules. 1881. p. 166

Viticulture in (Sargent). 1882. p. 157

same. 1882. p. 99

Wine growing in. 1868. p. 280

Wines and brandies of ( Milgard). 1882. p. 109

Wines of, notes on. 1865. No. 2. p. 14

same. 1867. p. 87

Wool-growing in. 1854-74. p. 248

Woolly aphis remedies, note on. 1886. p. 43

Yucca whipi)lei in, pollination of (Coquillett). 1893. p. 311 ...
See a/.s-o Alvarado — ■ Bakersfield — Cache Creek — Folsoiu - —
Fresno — Ciage Canal — Hanford — Honey Lake Basin —
Imperial — Kings River — Los Angeles County Horticultural
Connnission — Los Angeles River — Mendocino County —
Napa County — (Oakland — Riverside — Sacramento — Sacra-
mento County — Salinas Valley, Monterey County — San
Bernardino — San Diego — San Francisco — San Gabriel —
San Jacinto River — San Joaquin — San Joaquin River —
Santa Ana — Santa I?arbara — Sausalito — Shasta, Mount —
Sierra Nevada IMountains — Solano County — Sweetwater
River ^Tamal pais, Mount — Tuie River Basin — Ventura —
West Berkeley ^ — Yuba County — Yuba River.
California Agricultural Pvxperiment Station, nutrition investigations

at, 1896-1898. (Jaffa)

Same, among fruitarians and Chinese, 1899-1901. (Jaffa)

A9.3:15
A9.3:26

A5.5:7
A27.9:5
A 1.10:895

Al. 1:878

A29.6:24

A5.5:2

A5.5:7

A5.5:7

A5.5:7

A29.6:23

A6.2:N82i
A6.3:12

A6.5:l
A5.5:2

A5.5:7

A29.3:18

A29.6:24

A 1.1:872

A 27. 9:10

A27.9:8

.\ 29. 6:26

.\9.7:3

A27.9:21

A28.3:2

A1.8:20

A1.8:22

A1.8:20

A27.9:6

A1.8:20

A27.9:3

A27.9:5

A27.9:13

A9.3:12

A9.7:5

A 10. 3:84
A10.3:i07

207

Index

California, Gulf of:

Head of, list of plants collected by Edward Palmer ..t, in 1889

( Vasey and RoKe) . 1890. p. 27

Storm, great, of Oct., 1896 [1895], in (Abbe). 1895. p. 379

Callentler, C. W. Potato raising in Tennessee, p. 657

Caloptenus spretus. See GraKSsliopj)er.

Calorimeter. See Respiration (-alorimeter.

Calorimetric determination of heating value of corn (Richards).

1898. p. 95

Calothysanisaniaturaria, ageometrid moth, life history of (Packard).

1892. p. 382

Calumet plantation sugar experiment station, Patterson ville. La.,

record of experiments at ( Edson ) . 1889

Same (Coombs). 1892. p. 48

Calvert, Edgar B. :

Searchlight for weather signals. 1898. p. 58

Weather Bureau —

how it disseminates forecasts and warnings. 1896. ]>. xxii. . .

relation of, to Department of Agriculture. 1899. ji. 54

AVeather map —

daily, development of. 1899. p. 144

is it appreciated and understood by the masses? would not
postal card weather forecast prove satisfactory substitute

for map? 1899. p. 100

Calvert, Edgar B., and Phillii)s, William Fowke Ravenel. Snow

temperatures, report on, 1899. p. 55

Calvert, J. C. See, as joint author, Kastle, Joseph Hoeing —

Marvin, Paul.
Calvert, S. See, as joint author, Gibson, H. B.

Calvert County, Md., soil survey of (Bonsteel and Burke). ii.l47-..
Calves:

Cost of raising (Langworthy). 1899. p. 21

Fattening, supplements to skim milk in. 1899. p. 21

Feeding, with milk of tuberculous cows (WMlcox). 1809. p. 23.

Parasitic bronchitis among (Trumbower ) . p. 465

Raising on ])lains ( Rust), p. 177

Verminous bronchitis in, and its treatment l)v tracheal injections.

p. 554 1

same, p. 278

Young, diseases of (Law), p. 2()7

Cameron, Frank Kenneth:

Carbonates and bicarbonates in atpieous solution, estimation of.

1901. p. 77 - --...

Gypsum, solubility of, in aqueous solutions of sodium chloride.

1901. p. 25

Sodium carbonate, or black alkali —

formation of, by plants. 1902. p. 61

resistance to, l)y certain j^lants. 1902. p. 71

Soil solutions: their nature and functions, and classification of

alkali lands. 1901

Soils, study of, application of theory of solution to. 1900. p. 421]

same. 1899. p. 141

See nixo, as joint author, De Schweinitz, Emil Alexander —
Kiarney, Thomas Henry.
Cameron, Frank Kenneth, and Briggs, Lyman James. Carbonates
and bicarbonates in aqueous solution, equilibrium between.

1901. p. 9

Cameron, Frank Kenneth, and Seidell, Atherton:

Calcium carbonate, solul)ility of, in acjueous solutions of certain

electrolytes in equilibrium with atmospheric air. 1901. p. 58

Gypsum, solubility of, in aqueous solutions of certain electrolytes.

1901. p. 46

Campbell, A. W. Road making from engineer's standpoint. 1901.

p. 45 -

Campbell, (ieorge W. Grape, improvement by hybridizing, cross-
breeding, and seedlings, p. 209

Classincation no.

A6.5:l
A29.6:23
Al. 1:880

A 10. 3:49

A9.7:4

A 7. 3:23
A7.3:37

A29.6:26

A 29. 1:896
A29.3:24

A29.3:24

A29.3:24
A29.6:27

A26.5:900i

A1.9:107
A1.9:92
Al. 9:107
A4. 1:884
A4. 1:886

Al. 1:885
A4. 1:885
A4.2:C29^

A26.3:18

A26.3:18

A1.8:71
A1.8:71

A26.3:17
A 26. 5:9001
A1.8:64

A26.3:18

A26.3:18
A 26. 3:18
A22.3:21
Al. 1:862

208

p. 255.

1....

Campbell, Samuel W. Live-stock industry, condition of, of Wiscon-
s-in. p. ;-;2i

CanipV)ell-H('pworth, M. W. .SW' Hepworth.
Camphoi' barometer, notes on (Abbe). 1899.

Camphor tree, circular on ( Dewey )

Canada:

Atrricultural products of, 18(55. No. 9. \). 18

AL'ricultural statistics of, 1884. No. 4. p. 40

American cattle in, restrictions on. p. 455

Baroinetry of ( Bigelow) . 1902

Climatological data for, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 25:->

Farmers' institutes in, history and status (Bailey). 1900

Grasses of U. S. and British America (Vasey). 1892. p.

Insects, injurious, <>f vear in, notes upon (Fletcher) —

1891. p. 247 ...-■

1892 (Fletcher), p. 124

1900 (Fletcher), p. 94

Laws of, relative to restriction of plant diseases (Smith). 1896 ..

Live-stock shipments from, to England, p. 77

Maple sugar in, production of (Hough). 1884. p. ;-!94

Markets for American products in. 1895

Meteorological service of ( Stupart ) . 1899. p. 204

same. Pacific coast division (Abbe). 1899. pp. 102,212

Navigation in, opening of (Al)be). 1897. p. 63

Northwest irrigation act, water rights under (Dennis). 1901.

P 11

Reciprocity treaty with, note on. 1866. pp. 16, 144

Silos and ensilage, record of practical tests in. 1882

Statistics of. 1890. p. 394

Tineina of U. S. and, steps toward revision of ChamVjers's index
of. See Walsingham, Lord.

Weather forecasting in, long range (Gun). 1899. p. 149

See ((/.so Dairying — 3Ianitoba — Toronto,
Canada thistle:

Circular on (Dewej')

Law concerning. 1869. p. 300 *

Canadian-British cattle trade:

Decrease in ( Beutelspacher) . p. 515

Cana<lian cattle:

From port of Boston, Mass., correspondence with S. W. Aller-

ton concerning exportation of. Dec. 28, 1896

Importation of, for exhibition at Pan-American Exposition, Buf-
falo, N. Y. , order providing for. 1900

Providing additional ports of exjiort for, in bond. 1899

Canadian cattle, sheej>, and swine, special order relative to importa-
tion of, for exhibition at International Live-Stock Exhibi-
tion, Chicago —

Julv 13, 1900

Sept. 12, 1901

July 16, 1902

Canadian field j)eas (Shaw ) . 1895. p. 223

Canadian northwest irrigation act, water rights under (Dennis).

1901. p. 1 1 ;

Canaigre, reports on

Canals. See Amity Canal — Gage Canal — (ireat Eastern Canal —

Logan and Richmond Canal — Mississippi River.
Cane juices and sirups, brown coal and wood char in filtration of

(Thompson), p. 268

Same. 1889. p. 99

Cane sugar:

Determination of, in presence t>f c<)nnnercual glucose (Weber and

Md'herson). 1894. p. 126

Industry in U. S. , condition and prospects of. 1877

same

same. p. 23

Index

I'liiNslllratioii 110.

A4. 1:889-90

A29.6:27
A6.4:12

A27.9:3

A27.9:22

A4. 1:884

A29.1:901-

A29.6:27

A10.3:79

A6.5:3

A9.7:3

A9.7:5

A9.6:26

A28.3:ll

A4. 1:895-6

A 13. 5:4

A12.3:4

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:25

A10.3:96
A27.9:4
A1.6:48
A27.9:28

A29.6:27

A6.4:27
A27.9:7

A4. 1:899

A1.2:C29»

A4.5:65
A4.5:44

A4.5:67
A4.5:90
A4.5:96
Al. 10:895

A 10. 3:96
A 10. 4:25

Al. 1:887
A7.3:17

A7.3:43

A1.6:l

A1.2:An7'^

Al. 1:877

* By a misprint, this patrr iiuiiiluT iijii>ears twice.

114—04-

-14

209

Index

Cane sajrar — Continued

I'nulurty of manufactories, incinerated with sulphuric acid, re-
port on true ash in (Biard). 1891. p. 77

Hee also Sugar.
Canes. See "Gran cuhura" — Orange sorghum cane.
Canker worms:

Circular relative to (Co(juillett). 1895

Entomological Commission, report on. 1883. p. 157

Fall, observations on banding of trees to prevent injury by
(Britton). 1901. p. 160.-1

Notes upon (TIargitt). 1890. p. 8

Spring, experience with (Howell). 1883. App. p. 82

Canned meats, chemical examination of (Wiley). 1899

Canned vegetables. See Vegetables.
Canning industry, note on —

1889. p. 29

1890. p. 33

1891. p. 666

1893. p. 46

1894. p. 39

Cannon, Minna A. See, as joint author. Handy, Robert Brecken-

ridge.

Cannonading, prevention of hail by (Abbe). 1900. p. 251

Canstadt, Germany, milk from, report on (Zeitler). 1890. p. 153 .
Canterbury, New Zealand, nor' westers of (Abbe). 1895. p. 383 ...
Cape Colony:

Locusts in. 1879. App. p. 68

Prices in (Stowe). p. 523

Sheep and wool in (Roberts), p. 522

Cape May, N. J . , waterspout at. 1902. p. 487

Capillary studies and iiltration of clay from soil solutions. 1902

Caprifig experiments in California, present status of (Howard) . 1899.

p. 28

Caprifig wasp. See Blastophaga psenes.
Capron, Horace:
Address of —

at Illinois State Agricultural Societv Fair, Decatur, Sept., 1870.

p. 420 .■

])efore "Congress of Cotton States," Augusta, Ga., Oct., 1870.

p. 473

before Montgomery Count v ( Md. ) Agricultural Society. 1870.

p. 351 ...'.

Beet sugar, production of. 1868. p. 59

[Also issued as 40th Cong., 2d scss., H. mis. doc. no. 84; serial no. 1349.]

Farmers of France, circular offering aid to. 1871. p. 65

Japan, agriculture in. p. 364

Resignation of, as Commissioner of Agriculture and appointment

of his successor, Frederick Watts. 1871. p. 255

See also, for reports as Commissioner of Agriculture, 1867-1870 ...
Carabid malodorous, Nomius pvgma'us, dej, notes on (Barrows).

1897. p. 49 .'

Carbohydrates:

Character of, abstract of paper on ( Wohl) . 1890. p. 134

Fiber in substances rich in, report of committee on estimation of.

1891. p. 63 ...

Wheat, maize, flour, and bread (Stone). 1896

See also Cattle foods.
Carbon, metabolism of, in human organism, with respiration calorim-
eter of special construction, report of preliminary investigations

on ( A twater and others). 1897

Carbon bisulphid:

As an insecticide (Smith). 1894. p. 108

As an insecticide (Hinds). 1902.

For crayfish ( Weed ). 1895. p. 98 ,

Fumigation with (Du Buvsson). 1893. p. 159

same (Hinds). 1901. ' p. 78 ,

Classlflcfltioii no.

A7.3:31

A9.5:9
A8.1:3

A 10. 3:99
A9.7:3
A8.1:3
A7.4:5

A27.9:27
A27.9:29
A27.9:29
A27.9:31
A27.9:32

A29.6:28

A7.3:24

A29.6:23

A8.1:3
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A29.6:30
A26.3:19

A9.6:20

A27.9:8

A27.9:8

A27.9:8
A27.9:6

A27.9:9
Al. 1:873

A27.9:9
Al.l:

A9.6:9

A7.3:28

A7.3:31
A10.3:34

A10.3:44

A9.7:7
Al. 9:145
A9.6:2
A9.7:6
A9.6:30

210

Index

Classlfloatlon no.

(Hicks and Dabney) I A0.4:ll

p. 9

Carlion bisulphid — Continued

Seed treated with, vitality of
Carljonate of soda. See Soda.
Carl)onates and bicarbonates in aqueous .solution:

E(|uilibrium between (Cameron and Briggs). IHOl

Eh^tiniation of (Cameron ). 1901. p. 77

Carbonation. Sei' Diffus^ion and carbonation.
Carbonic acid:

Liberation of, 1)V respiration and perspiration of various animals

(McMurtrie )". 1X75. p. 311

Use of, in purifving the diffusion juices of sugar cane and sorghum

( Wiley ). 1886

Carl)onic-acid gas in atmosphere (Al)l)e). 1895. p. 300

Carcasses of pigs, chemical composition of ( Wiley and others). 1898.
Card, F. W. Educational status of horticulture, report on. 1901.

p 134

Caribbean Sea, northers in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 508

Carleton, .Mark Alfred:

Cereal rusts of U. S., a physiological investigation. 1899

Cereals and forage plants collected in Russia by, for section of
seed and plant introduction, Agriculture Department.' 1899 ..

Emmer, a grain for semiarid regions. 1901

Macaroni wheats. 1901

Plants, native, of Oklahoma Territory and adjacent districts, ob-
servations on. 1892. p. 220

Rus.-^ian cereals adapted for cultivation in U. S. 1900

"Wheat culture, improvements in. 1896. p. 489

Wheat growing, successful, in semiarid districts. 1900. p. 529..

Wheat industry, new, for semiarid West. 1901

Wheats, American, basis for improvement of. 1900

See also, as collector, Holzinger, J. M.
Carlisle, William W.:

Marvin's weighing rain and snow gauge. 1899.
River gages in upper Mississippi Valley. 1902.
Carman, Ezra A. :

Sheep industry in States east of Mississippi River

Sheep of (ireat Britain, p. 145

Carmen Island, plants collected on, bv P^dward Palmer in 1890, list

of (Rose). 1892. p. 129 '

Carnations and other pinks, stigmonose a disease of (Woods). 1900.

Carolina, port. <S'fe Port Carolina

Carp (Cvprinus carpio) as an eradicator of fluke disease (Stiles).

p.' 220

Carpenter, Ford A.:

Fog, utilization of, report on. 1S99. p. 195

San Diego watersjjont, rejiort on. 1898. p. 545

Carpenter, L. G.:

Artesian-well investigation, field work in Colorado. 1890. p. 173.

same, in New Mexico, p. 233

Irrigation —

methods of. 1893. ],. 142

statistics and progress in Colorado. 1890. ji. 181

Carpenter, R. C. Bicvclers, mechanical w'ork and efficiency of.

1901. p. 57 ". '

Carpet beetle, or "Buffalo moth" :

Circular relative to (Howard). 1894

Report on (Riley). 1889. p. 127

Species injurious to woolen goods, clothing, carj^ets, upholstery,

etc. ( Howard and Marlatt). 1896. p. 58

Carr, Oma:

Seed-selection work at Medicine Lodge, Kansas, resume of. 1893.

I). 28

Sorghum-sugar experiments at Attica, Kans. 1889. }>. 72

same, at INIedicine Lodge, Kans. 1892.- p. 25

See a ho, as collal)orator, Wiley, Harvey W^ashington.
Carr, Oma, and Sanborn, T. F. Licpiids, viscous organic, dehydra-
tion of. 1895. p. 134 ".

A26.3.18
A26.3:18

A27.9:13

A7.3:8
A29.6:23
A 7. 3:53

A10.3:99
A29.6:26

A28.3:16

A6.6:4
Al. 9:139
A 19. 3:3

131

222

1892. p. 11..

A6.5:l
A6.3:23
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:900
A28.4:18
A28.3:24

A29.3:24
A29.3:31 •

A4.2:Sh42
A4. 1:889-90

A6.5:l
A28.3:19

A4. 1:901

A29.6:27
A29.6:26

A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7

A10.3:16
A15.2:P94i

A 10. 3:98

A9.5:5
A9.7:2

A9.6:4

A 7. 3:40
A 7. 3:26
A7.3:37

A7.3:47

211

InUex

Carrion crows, communication of hog cholera by (Ford), p. 325...
Carroll, Daniel J. Weather Bureau station force, personnel of.

1902. p. 35

Carrots, loss of nutrients in boiling (Snyder). 1897. p. 7

Carrow, (r. D. :

Cattle farming in the Pampas, p. 486

Sheep farming in the Pampas, p. 223

Carse, George B. Florida, climate, soil, productions, and agricultural

capabilities. 1882. p. 3

Carson City, Nevada:

Earth(|uake.s at, 1875-98 (Friend ). p. (il

Ob.servatory at, seismograph at ( Friend ) . 1900. p. 245

Cary, C. A.:

Alabama, farmers' institute work accomplished in. 1902. p. 15.

Bacilli, tubercle, growing, for tuberculin. 1898. p. 8

Cary area, N(jrth Carolina, soil survey of (Coffey and Hearn). p. 311 .
Carya alba, stomata on, strange developments of, caused by phyllox-
era (Owen) . 1892. p. .327

Caryopsi.s of grasses, structure of, with reference to their morphology

and classitication (Kennedy)

Cascade Mountains of Oregon, forest growth and sheep grazing in

(Coville). 1898

Casein :

Determination of, in cow's milk (Van Slvke). 1893. p. 109

Estimation of, by method of Kjeldahl (L'Hote). 1889. p. 170. .
Caseous lymph-adenitis, Ovine, nature, cause, and economic impor-
tance of (Norgaard and Mohler). p. 638

Cashmere goats, wool of. 1867. p. 254

Cass County, Nebraska, swine-plague in (Hines). 1879. p. 177

Cassava:

Starch from, manufacture of ( Wiley) . 1900

Sweet, its culture, properties, and uses (Wiley). 1894

Castor-oil Vjean, cultivation of —

1865. No. 10. p. 16

1866. p. 287

1868. p. 93 :

1869. p. 143

Castor oil plant

Casualties due to lightning (McAdie) . p. 510

Catalase, a new enzym of general occurrence, with special reference

to tobacco plant ( Loew ) . 1901

Catalpa, hardv:

Diseases of (Schrenk). 1902. p. 49

In commercial plantations (Hall). 1902

Catania, Italy, cost of hauling farm products over wagon roads at

( Bruh'l). p. 10

Catarrh. *SVe Epizootic catarrh — Sheep.
Caterpillar:

Damaging cork tree. 1889. p. 136

Purslane, report on. 1888. p. 104

See also Bucculatrix canadensisella — Clover-seed caterpillar —
Cotton caterpillars — Hairy caterpillars — Tent caterpillar.

Catron, A. Spanish fever, investigation of. 1868. p. 357

Cattle:

American —

C'anadian restrictions on. p. 455

inspection of, in Great Britain, p. 82

same, p. 70

Anthrax among. See Anthrax.

Argentina, statistics of, 1899 (Jones), p. 515

same (Salmon). 1902

Avrshire, characteristics of (Howard), p. 193

Beef-
American breeds of, with remarks on pedigrees (Rommel). 1902.

conformation of dairy cattle and (Soule). 1902

feeding, in Middle States (Lodge), p. 212

Classification no.

A4. 1:895-6

A29.3:31
A 10. 3:43

Al. 1:865
Al. 1:864

A 1.8:21

A 29. 6:28
A29.6:28

A10.3:120

A4.3:22

A26.5:901i

A9.7:4

A3.3:19

A13.3:15

A7.3:38
A7.3:24

A4. 1:899

A27.9:5

A1.6:12

A7.3:58
A7.3:44

A27.9:3

A27.9:4

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A1.5:l

A29. 1:891*

A1.8:68

A 13. 3:37
A 13. 3:37

A22.4:27

A9.7:2
A9.7:l

A27.9:6

A4. 1:884
Al. 1:890
A4. 1 :889-90

A4. 1:899
A4.4:.37
Al. 1:863

A4.3:34
Al. 9:143

Al. 1:867

212

Index

Classlflcatiou no.

p. 42.

Cattle — Continued
Beef — Continued

of the West (Corbett). p. 326

pure-bred, Mexico as a market for (Salmon). 1902

Blackleg among. See lilackleg.

Blood of, persistence of Texas fever organism in (Schroeder) .

Bones of, diseases and accidents to (Atkin.«on). j). 2S1

Breeds of, best, adapted for general farmer of Western States

(Baker), p. 95 '.

Bronchitis in ( Williams), p. 603

Canadian-British trade in, decrease in (Beutelspacher). p. 515..

Cestodes of, adult, revision of (Stiles and Hassall). 1893

Condition of. 1873. p. 143

same. 1875. p. 155

Consumption and production of, in Great Britain and Ireland.

1865. No. 7. p. 27

Corn, smutty, ill effects on (Gamgee). 1869. p. 78

same, ]). 73

Corn smut, is it injurious to? 1898. p. 16

Cornstalk disease among. See Cornstalk disease.

Cutaneous disease among, outbreak of. p. 361

Dairy. See Dairy cattle.

Decrease of. 1865. No. 4. p. 13

Dehorning of (Gowell and Russell) . p. 489

Digestive organs of, diseases of (Murray) . p. 15

Dipping—

experimental and practical (Norgaard). 1898. p. 453

for destruction of ticks (Norgaard) . p. 109

Disease among —

in Marshall County, Kans. (Steddom). p. 382

in Uruguay (Swalm ). p. 385

not distinguishable from rabies. 1896. p. 71

outbreak of, in Missouri ( Michener). 1891 . p. 387

periods of incubation or latency of. 1900. p. 740

strange (Lenoir). 1879. p. 253

Diseased —

fluids of, with reference to presence of crvptogamic growths

(Billings and Curtis). 1869. p. 174....' .'

same, p. 156

same

transportation of, letter to railroad and transportation compa-
nies relative to. 1890

Diseases of —

and cattle feeding. 1892

contagious, how thev are imported and what thev cost
(Gadsden). 1883.' p. 49 .'

correspondence relating to. 1877. p. 455

same. 1898. p. 524

general remarks on (Gamgee"! . 1869. p. 162

in Europe. 1870. p. 4.35 ...'

in I'nited States. 1869

infectious ( Salmon and Smith), p. 371

statistics of, (ireat Britain. 1883. No. 6. p. 34

same. 1871

See (ilxo Diseases of animals.

Ear of, di.seases of (Trumbower). p. 367

Ergotism among. See Ergotism.

Export, inspection of, before shipment, p. 83

same, p. 71

Exportation of, from l>oston, prohibition of. 1902

Exportation of, in vessels carrying hides from foreign countries.

orders concerning. 1900

Eye of, and its appendages, diseases of (Trumbower). p. 353

Fattening of, results of. 1863. No. 5. p. 5

same, 1 867. j). 157

Feed, coarse, necessity of, to grow (Davenport). \>. 202

Feeding and management of (Henry). ]>. 439

A 1.1:862
A4.3:41

A4. 1:899
A4.2:C29''

A]. 7:2
A 1.1:880
A4. 1:899
A4.3:4
A27.9:ll
A27.9:13

A27.9:3
A1.2:C29i
A1.2:C29'^
A 1.9:69

A4. 1 :889-90

A27.9:3
A4. 1:898
A4.2:C29^

Al. 10:898
A4. 1 :895-6

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A4.3:10
A4. 1:889-90
A 1.10:900
A1.6:12

A1.2:C29i
A1.2:C292
A1.2:C295

A1.2:R13i
A4.2:C292

A1.8:29
Al. 1:877
Al. 1:898
A1.2:C29i
A 27. 9:8
A1.2:C29i
A4.2:C29^
A27.9:22
A1.2:C29»

A4.2:C29'''

A 1 . 1 :890
A 4. 1:889-90
A4. 5:100

A4.5:61

A4.2:C29*

A27.9:l

A27.9:5

A 4. 1:897

A4.2:C29'^

213

p. 405

(Spen-

Index

Cattle — Continued

Feeding and rearing in United States (Morrow"
Feeding of —

aids to ( Abbott), p. 211

in New York (Stewart), p. 299

report on. 1 892

stall ( Harris), p. 317

utilization of residues from beet-sugar manufacture in.

cer). 1898. p. 213 ._

Flukes and tapeworms of, with special reference to inspection of

meats (Stiles). 1895. p. 11 _.

same, compendium, arranged according to their hosts (Has-

sall). 1898. p. 137

same, bibliography (Hassall) . 1898. p. 145

Foods of. See Cattle foods.

Foot-and-mouth disease of. See Foot-and-mouth disease.

Foot of, diseases of (Trumbower). p. 349

Foreign, contagion from, protection against —

1898. p. 613

1899. p. 691

1900. p. 645

1901. p. 624

Generative organs of, diseases of ( Law ) . p. 169

Georgia, trade in (Perry), p. 335

Graded, for Cuba, inspection and certification of, regulations for,

July 21, 1899

same, revocation of, July 28, 1899

Guernsey, breed of (Harrison). 1869. p. 302* ,

Heart and blood-vessels of, diseases of (Harbaugh). p. 77

Holstein, report on ( Chenery) . p. 161

same (Price). 1873. p. 175

Illinois trade in (Perry) . p. 335

Imported, tuberculin test of (Salmon) . 1901

Imports of, bv Great Britain. 1898-1900. p. 606 ,

Indian Territory, report on (Shaw). 1885. No. 20. p. 27

Indiana trade in ( Perry ) . p. 335

Industry of Colorado (Kennedy), p. 367

Injuries to, from swallowang pointed objects (Smith and Dawson).
p. 78

same, n.d

Ixodes bovis, remarks on ( Riley) . 1869. p. 168 ,

Kerry breed of (Howard), p. 313 ,

Losses of —

1873. p. 150

1875. p. 159 ,

Lumpy-jaw in
Lung plague of.

See Lumpy-jaw.

See Pleuro-pneumonia.

Marke't, New York, 1858-63. No. 1. p. 33

Markets and abattoirs in Europe ( Al vord ) . p. 279

Medicines to, administration of ( Murray ) . p. 9

Native, improvement of (Allen) —

1866. p. 294

1877. p. 333

Neat-
distribution and movement of , in U. S. (Loomis). p. 248...
imported, inspection and quarantine of, order concerning, Dec.

28, 1899 .".

same, modification, Jan. 27, 1900

same, amendment, Jan. 1, 1900

same, amendment, Oc:t. 20, 1900

same, amendment, Nov. 10, 1900

quarantine regulations, p. 451

quarantine stations, report of —

1S84. p. 471

1885. p. 566

same, p. 290

Classification no.

A4. 1:887-8

Al. 1:866
Al.l:876
A4.2:C29*
Al. 1:862

Al. 10:898

A4.3:19

A4.3:19
A4.3:19

A4.2:C29»

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
A1.10:900
Al. 10:901
A4.2:C292
A4. 1:885

A4.5:39
A4.5:40
A27.9:7
A4.2:C29*
Al. 1:864
A27.9:ll
A4. 1:885
A4.3:32
A4. 1:901
A27.9:23
A4. 1:885
A4. 1:891-2

A4. 1:893-4
A4.4:8
A1.2:C29i
Al. 1:862

A27.9:ll
A27.9:13

A27.9:2
A4. 1:901
A4.2:C29«

Al. 1:866
Al.l:877

Al. 1:863

A4.5:56
A 4. 5:58
A4.5:64
A4.5:77
A4.5:79
A4. 1:885

A4. 1:884
Al. 1:885
A4. 1:885

* By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

214

Ill,

Cattli — Continued
Neat — Continued

quarantine station.'^, report of — Continued

1886. p. 684

panie, p. 101

1887. p. 521

same, p. 45

1888. p. 21V)

same, p. 45

18S9. p. 57

same, p. 15

1890. I). 104

same, p. 92

1891-94. p. 34

1895-96. p. 38

Nervou.s system of, diseases of ( Harbaugh ) . j
Northern —

inoculation to produce immunity from Texas fever in (Schroe-

der). p. 273

protecting against Texas fever (Wilcox). 1900. ]>. 27

Ocean transportation of. p. 87

Ohio, trade in (Perry) . p. 335 :

Orders and regulations. See Cattle orders.

Organs of respiration of, noncontagious diseases of (Lowe), p. 101.

Parturition of, diseases following ( Law ) . p. 235

Plague among. See Cattle plague or rinderpest.
Pleuro-pneumonia among. See Pleuro-pneumonia.

Poisoning of ( Atkinson ) . p. 63

Porto Rico (Steddom). p. 512

Price of, conditions governing, in LTnited States, p. 39

Pure-bred —

Number and value of, in United States ( Perry ) . p. 339

United States, Argentina as a market for (Salmon). 1902

Quarantine of, orders for various States, etc.

See alw Cattle, neat.

. Raising and feeding more, importance of (Taylor), p. 249

,' Rearing and feeding in United States (?.Iorrow). p. 405

' Rinderpest among. See Cattle plague.

Roundworms in, treatment of (Stiles) . 1901

same. 1902. p. 7

Sales of, in Madison County, Ohio. p. 371

Scabies in, description and treatment ( Hickman). 1902

same. 1902

Short-horned —

considered witli reference to l)eef and <lairv interests (Allen).

p. 416 ■.

current prices of. 18f)9. j). 305*

note on. p. 320

origin, characteristics, etc. p. 190

sale of —

p. 408 _

p. 224

pp. 138, 328, 472

p. 451

Skin of, diseases of (Trnmbower). p. 325

Southern, regulating transportation of (Dean), p

Splenetic fever of, map of district infected with

Splenic or periodic fever of (CJamgee). 1869. p. 89

same, p. 82

Sporo/o<in in intestinal villi of, ]>reliminarv notes on (Smith)

1893. p. 73 .■

Stall-feeding ( Harris). ]>. 317

Surgical operations on (Dickson and Lowe), p. 301

Switzerland ( Du Bois). p. 520

Tapeworms of. See Cattle, flukes and tai)eworms.

Tennessee trade in ( Perry ) . j). 1 25

* By a misprint tlii.s page minibiT appears twice.

1868.
1870.
1871.
1873.

399

Index

Classlflciitloii no.

Al. 1:886
A4. 1:886
A 1.1:887
A4. 1:887-8
Al. 1:888
A4. 1:887-8
A 1.1:889
A4. 1:889-90
Al. 1:890
A4. 1:889-90
A4. 1:89.3-4
A4. 1:895-6
A4.2:C292

A4. 1:898
Al. 9:119
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:885

A4.2:C29-
A4.2:C29^

A4.2:C29^
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:887-8

A4. 1:887-8

A4.4:37

A4.5:

Al. 1:864
A4. 1:887-8

A4.4:35
A4.3:35
Al. 1:869
A 1.9:152
A4.3:40

Al. 1:875
A27.9:7
Al. 1:866
A 1.1:863

A27.9:6

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A27.9:ll

A 4. 2:029 "

A4. 1:889-90

A4.6:

A1.2:C29>

A1.2:C29-

A4.3:3
A 1.1:862
A4.2:C29'^
A4. 1:898

A4. 1:886

215

p. 488 ,

Index

Cattle — Continued

Texas fever (jf . See Texas f6ver.

Texas itch among, in Kansas (Mayo).

Theleniark, of Norway. 1870. p. 432

Transportation of, regulations concerning

Tuberculosis among. See Bovine tuberculosis — Tu]>erculosis.

Tumors of ( Lowe) . p. 321

Urinary organs of, diseases of ( Law ) . p. 137

Venezuelan, shipments of, to Cuba (Ellsworth), p. 51 •>

Verminous diseases of, in Texas (Stiles), p. 35t)

same, further investigations (Stiles), p. 223

Wisconsin trade i n ( Perry) . p. 1 25

See also Animal industries — Animal Industry Bureau — Ani-
mals— Anthrax — Ayrshire cattle — Beef — Beeves — Black-
leg— Bovines — California — Calves — Canadian cattle — Chan-
nel Islands — Colorado — Cornstalk disease — Cows — "Cream
pot" stock — Dairy cattle — Dairy herd — Diseases of ani-
mals — P>gotism — Farm animals — Foot-and- mouth disease —
Guernsey cattle — Holstein cattle — Jaques "cream jjot"
stock — Kerry breed of cattle — Livestock — Lumpy-jaw —
Pleuropneumonia — Southern cattle fever — Spanish fever —
Steers — Texas — Texas fever — Thelemark cattle — Tuber-
culosis— and headings beginning Cattle.
Cattle and cattle products of Argentine Republic, some statistics of

1899 (Jones), p. 515

Cattle breeders. See Chicago, 111., National Convention of Cattle-
breeders.
Cattle breeders' associations, list of, with officers —

1898. p. 613 ,

1899. p. 691 ,

1900. p. 645 ,

1901. p. 624

Cattle farming in the Pampas ( Carrow ) . p. 486

Cattle farms, great. 1888. p. 233

Cattle foods or feeding stuffs, analvsis of:

Notes on (Huston). 1890. p.'90

Report of committee on, of Association of Official Agricultural
Chemists —

1887.

1888.

1889.

1890.

1891.

1891.

1892.

1893.

1894.

1895.

1896.

1897.

1898.

1899.

1900.

1901.
Cattle foods:

Comparative value of. p.- 408

Condimental and medicinal. 1901. \).'SZ.

Work in, communications from foreign chemists taking part in

(Fassbender). 1894. p. 170 ".

See also Cattle, feeding of — Fodder.
Cattle Growers' Association, National. See Kansas City, Mo.
Cattle industry:

Address on, at National Convention of Cattle Breeders, Chicago,

111., Nov. 13, 1884 (Loring)

California ( Mercer). ]>. 239

Colorado, Wyoming, and Nevada, in 1897 (McNeely). p. 377...
Mexican (Griffith), p. 503

Vlassiflcation no.

A4. 1:898
A27.9:14
A4.5:

A4.2:C29='
A4.1:C292
A 4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:886

A4. 1:899

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
A 1.10:900
Al. 10:901
Al. 1:865
A27.9:26

P- »

P-6

p. 15

p. 79

low in carbohydrates,
rich in carbohydrates,
low in carbohvdrates.
p. 122 ■.

157

24

46

p. 34

p. 45

pp. 114, 127

69.
91.
101
44.

•2'?

A7.3:28

A7.3:16
A7.3:19
A7.3:24
A7.3:28
A7.3:31
A7.3:31
A7.3:35
A7.3:38
A7.3:43
A 7. 3:47
A7.3:49
A7.3:51
A7.3:56
A7.3:57
A 7. 3:62
A 7. 3:67

A 1.1:865
A1.9:144

A7.3:43

A1.7:6
A4. 1:886
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:900

216

2-^-l

Cattle industry — Continued

Report on (Grinnell). 1S83. p.

United States ( Wilson), p. 267 ,

Cattle interests of West ( Fullinwider ) . p. 271

Cattle interests west of JMississij^pi River, condition of:

1884 (Grinnell ). p. 23:5 ,

1885 (Bradlev). p. 424

1887 (Taylor), p. 30H

Cattle orders, including si)ecial orders; regulations, notices, etc., re-
lating to cattle transportation, quarantine, etc., 1895 to date ..
Cattle plague or rinderj)est:

Cattle traffic in relation to [ Law ) . ]). 110

Character of, etc. 1865. No. 7. p. 16

Drv or salted hides, opinion relative to transmission through

■(Law), p. 321

Europe, 1865-6 (Dodge), p. 550

same, 1870. p. 155

Great Britain. 1865. Xo. 8. p. 20

History of. p. 472

same. ISSO. p. 185

Inoculation for. 1872. p. 149

International council on. 1872. p. 229 ^,

Legislation necessary against. 1866. p. 174 ,

Notes on —

1865. Xo. 9, p. 20; Xo. 10, p. 27

1866. pp.56, 127

1868. p. 186

Statistics of, in Great Britain. 1866. p. 432

Symptoms of ( Gadsden ) 1879. p. 255

Vaccination for, Russian official experiments in. 1866.

Cattle-range industry, condition of (Taylor), p. 105

Cattle ranges of Southwest; history of exhaustion of pasturage and

suggestions for its restoration (Bentley) . 1898

Cattle show of Smithfield club, notes on (Rogers), p. 326

Cattle tick. See Ixodes bovis — Southern cattle tick.
Cattlemen, interstate convention of. See Fort Worth, Tex.

Caucasus, Russia, agriculture in the. 1 893. p. 202

Caudell, A. X. Colorado insects, notes on. 1902. p. 35

Causse, H. Sugar, estimation of, by Fehling's solution. 1890. j).

137 '.

Index

I'liiKNiUriitioii no.

A1.7:2
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:884

A4. 1:884
A4. 1:885
A4. 1:887-8

p. 235.

p. 159.

Cavalry horses in America (Morris

Caves, ice (Abbe). 1901. p. 71...

Cecidomyiid:

Injurious to seeds of sorghum (Coquillett). 1898. p. 81

That lives on poison oak (Coquillett). 1895. p. 348

Two new, destructive to buds of roses (Coquillett). 1900. j). 44.

Cecil County, Md., soil survey of (Dorseyand Bonsteel). p. 103

Cedar bird, food habits of (Beal). p. 192

Same, }>. 192

Cedar Falls, Iowa, sorghum-sugar experiments at (Wiley). 1889.
P 12

Same ( Bozarth ) . p. 57

Cedros Island, Mexico, list of plants collected by Edward Palmer at,

in 1889 ( Vasey and Rose) . 1890. p. 13

Celery culture:

At Kalamazoo, Mich. (Little), p. 343

Rep(jrt on ( Beattie) . 1902

Where carried on, as an industry. 1901. p. 7

Cellul(;se in i)lants and animals (Taylor). 1875. p. 316

Same. 1876. \>. 19(i

Census:

Austria, agricultural. 1S65. No. 6. j). 18

Belgium, agricultural. 1885. No. 24. p. 37

Eleventh, of U. S., agricultural statistics of, discussion of (Myde).

1 896. p. 12 ■.

Centipedes:

House, circular on (INhirlatt) . 1902

A4.5:

A1.7:2
A27.9:3

Al. 1:876

A 1.1:865

A27.9:8

A27.9:3

A 1.1:879

A1.6:22

A27.9:10

A27.9:10

A27.9:4

A27.9:3
A27.9:4
A27.9:6
A27.9:4
A1.6:12
A27.9:4
A4. 1:886

A1.9:72
A4. 1:895-6

A27.9:31
A9.6:38

A7.3:28
Al. 1:863
A29.6:29

A9.6:18
A9.7:7
A9.6:22
A26.5:900>
Al. 1:892
A5. 1:892

A7.3:26
A7.3:26

A 6.5:1

A 1.1:886
Al. 9:148
Al. 9:133
A27.9:13
A27.9:14

A27.9:3
A27.9:23

A4.3:ll
A9.5:48

217

Index

Centipedes — Continued

Report on. 1894. p. 260

.same { Howard and Marlatt) . 1896. p. 43

Central America:

Coffee, disease of, danger f)f introducing into Hawaii (Swingle).
1898

Cotton crop and its enemies in, consular reports on. 1885. App.
p. 59

Earthquakes in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 365

Plants of, studies of ( Rose). 1897. p. 103

Central Park, New York City, entomological work in (South wick).

1891. p. 59 :....

Central West. See West.
Centrifugal dairy. See Deerfoot farm.
Centrifugal force. See Mechanical analysis.

Century, meteorological, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 591

Cercospora circumscissa:

Almond disease caused by, remedies for (Pierce). 1891. p. 232. .

Treatment of, suggestions in regard to (Galloway). 1891. p. 77.

Cereal breakfast foods, study of (Langworthy). 1899. p. 19

Cereal crops:

Austrian. 1893. p. 270

Austro-Hungarv, value of (Neumann-Spallert). 1883. No. 64.

p. m ."

Circular on. 1896

English. 1868. p. 148

Insects affecting, I'eport on some (Webster). 1890. p. 63

See also Cereals.

Japanese. 1893. p. 270

See also Farm products — Grain.
Cereals :

Adulteration of cereal products and (Wiley and others). 1898.

p. 1169 ;

American, wheat, oats, barley, and rye, chemical composition

and physical properties of, third report on (Richardson).

1886

, Area and production of, grown in 1879

Collected at World's Columbian Exposition, analyses of, and

compari.«ons with other data ( Wiley ) . 1895

Collected in Russia by j\I. A. Carleton, for section of seed and

plant introduction. Agriculture Department. 1899

Condition of, monthly notes on

Consumption of, in Europe, 1885. No. 16

Crops of. See Cereal crops.

Estimated production of. of U. S. , 1881. No. 41

Estimates of, of 1882. No. 59

Exports of, 1866. p. 432

Geographic distribution of, in North America, Jan. 4, 1897

same. Mar. 1, 1897

same (Plumi)). 1898

Growing, ortalid fly injuring. 1895. p. 352

Improvement of (Blount) . 1882. p. 104

Insects affecting —

destruction of. 1867. p. 158

other dry vegetable foods and, report on (Chittenden). 1896.

p. 112

Production and distribution of, in U. S. (Dodge). 1879

Production of, in Germany. 1876. p. 367

Russian —

adapted for cultivation in U. S. (Carleton). 1900

official returns of. 1891. p. 474

Rusts affecting —

experiments in treatment of (Galloway). 1891. p. 195

physiological investigation ( Carleton ) . 1899

Smut in, prevention of (Kellerman and Swingle). 1891. p. 26..
Stored, and other products in Mexico, insects affecting (Chitten-
den). 1896. p. 27 '.

Classlflcatlon no^

A9.7:7
A9.6:4

A28.4:16

A8.1:4

A29.6:26

A6.5:5

A9.7:4

A29.6:27

A28.5:7
A28.5:7
Al. 9:105

A27.9:32

A27.9:21
A27.9:35
A27.9:7
A9.3:23

A27.9:32

A7.3:139

A7.3:9
A1.8:23

A7.3:45

A6.6:4
A27.9:
A27.9:23

A27.9:20

A27.9:21

A27.9:4

A5.4:21

A5.4:22

A5.3:ll

A9.7.7

A1.8:22

A27.9:5

A9.6:4
A27.2:C33

A27.9:14

A6.3:23
A27.9:29

A28.5:7

A28.3:16

A28.5:6

A9.8:4

218

Cereals — Continued

Statistics of, annual

Tariff rates on, in European countries, 1894. ]>. 32:5

Variety testing in; how can it be rendered more decisive? (Hick-
man). 1891. p.97 ."

See also Grain, and references thereunder.
Cereals and cereal products, adulteration of (Wiley and others).

1898. p. 1169 . . . ._

Cerebro-spinai meningitis. See Horses.

Cereus, North American species of, preliminary revision of (Coulter) .

1896. p. 355

Cerletti, M. G. B. Peronospora overcome by hydrate of lime. 1885.

P 71
Cestodes:
Adult—

of cattle, sheep, and allied animals, revision of (Stiles and

Hassall ) . 1893

of man which mav possibly occur in returning American

troops (Stiles and Tayler) . 1902. p. 43

Larval, of man which may possibly occur in returning American

troops (Stiles and Tayler) . 1902. p. 47

See also Tapeworms.
Cha?tochloa, North American species of (Scribnerand Merrill). 1900.
Chaffee, Frank P. :

Meteorology in i)ublic schools; how much should be attempted;

methods of teaching. 1902. p. 85

Weather- to recast distribution: should the wording of forecasts be
confined to vocabulary of present logotype outfit? is it ad-
visable to extend vocabulary of logotype outfit? 1889. p. 48 .
Weather forecasts, stamping, on mail matter, report of committee

• appointed to investigate subject of. 1896. p. 51

Weather map, how to make synopsis instructive to public. 1902.

p. 137

Yerby, M. H. , short biography of. 1900. p. 539

Chagres River:

Ratio of discharges of, to rainfall (Abbot). 1899. p. 541

Upper, rainfall and drainage in (Abbot). 1900. p. 243

Chalcididis:

North American, from collections of Department of Agriculture
and of C. X. Riley, descriptions of, with biological notes, and
list of described North American species of family (Howard).

1885

Pupation among, methods of (Howard). 1891. p. 193

See also Aphelinina?.
Chamberlain, W. J. Crop reports, national and international, ])aper

on. 1882. p. 137

Chambers's index of Tineina of U. S., steps toward revision of. See

Walsingham, Lord. ♦

Champaign, J 11.:

Swine plague at (Detmers). 1879. p. 19

Texas cattle fever investigations in (Detmers). ISSO. p. 2i)l

Chance, Edward Mackay. See, as collaborator, P.igelow, Willanl Dell.
Chancellor, Charles Williams. Havre, France, cost of hauling I'arin

products over wagon roads at. p. 3

Chandler, A. H Duty of water in Tule River Basin, California.

1902. p. 159

Chandler, A. J. Anthrax and southern cattle fever among Cali-
fornia cattle, p. 450

Clianiller, William Eaton. Address of, before convention of Na-
tional League for (4ood Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 15

Changa or niol(> cricket in I'orto Rico (Barrett). 1902

Channel Islands: the people and their cattle (Hazard). ]>. 77

Chai)pel, George ]M. Weather-forecast distribution: should word-
ing of forecasts be conlined to vocabulary of present logotype
outtit? Is it advisable; to extend vocabularv of logotype out-
lit? 1899. ]). 49 ■.

Char. ,S(r Wooil char.

Index

Classlflciitluii no.

A27.1:
A27.9:32

A10.3:7

A7.3:13»

A6.5:3
A6.3:2

A4.3:4
A4.3:35
A4.3:35
A 3. 8:21

A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.3:18

A29.3:31

A29.6:28

A29.6:27
A29.6:28

A9.3:5
A9.7:4

A1.8:22

A1.6:12
A 1.6:34

A22.4:27

A10.3:119

A4. 1:887-8

Al 0.3:14
A10.12:2
A 1.8:22

.\ 29. 3:24

210

p. 26

Index

Charl)on. See Anthrax.

Charles, Vera K. See, as joint author, Pieters, Adrian John.

Charleston, S. C, hurricanes at, notes on, 1752-1893 (Abbe). 1901.

p. 548

Charlottesville, Va. :

Grapevine, downy mildew and black rot of, treatment of, with

salts of copper at, in 18S7 (Lvman). p. 5

same, 1888 (Lyman), p. 20 ".

San Jose scale at (Schwarz). 1894. p. 247

Jefferson Memorial and Interstate good-roads convention, letter

of invitation and official call to. 1902

Charpentier de Cossigny, M. J. :

Agricultural liydraulics; translated by Mrs. A. F. Wood. 1891.

pt. 1. p. 349

Irrigation theories and practices. 1891. p. 268

Charts of atmosphere humidity, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 118...
Chauveau, A. B. Electricity, atmospheric, methods and instruments

of precision for study of. 1 895. p. 569

Chauzit, B. Grapevine, downy mildew of, treatment for, in France

in 1887. p. 75

Chavez, Augustin M. , short biography of. 1902. p. 451

Chayote; a tropical vegetable (Cook). 1901

Cheat. See Chess.
Cheese :

American, deterioration of. p. 384

Bacteria cultures, pure, for making.
Colored spots in (Pearson), p. 229

same

Cream in, substitute for. 1874. p. 536

Curd inflation; its relation to bacterial flora of foremilk (Bolley).

1896. p. 78 " . . .

Curd test in making. 1898. p. 24

Curingof. 1901. p. 27

Curing rooms, construction and cooling of. 1899. p. 19

Factory for, and how it is made (Merry). 1896. p. 45

same, reprinted . n. d

Fat in, determination of (Van Slyke). 1893. j). 116

Good, how to select ( Al vord ) . 1896

Industry of State of New York ( Gilbert) . 1896

Insects affecting ( Howard ) . 1896. p. 100

Making at high altitudes in France. 1875. p. 127

Manufacture and consumption of (Al vord). 1895. p. 453

Manufacture of, as a staple article of export (Goodale). p. 381 ..

Market for, in England ( Ash by) . p. 214

National standard for ( Eberman). 1893. p. 60

Oleomargarine. 1874-75. p. 459

Production of, information relative to (Curtis). 1870. p. 355 ...

Production statistics of butter and. " 1873. p. 279

Roquefort, manufacture of. 1868. ji. 40

Skipper (Murtfeldt). 1893. p. 170

Small, note on. 1876. p. Ill

See also Casein — Filled cheese — New York State Cheese
Manufacturers' Association.
Chemical analysis:

Agricultural, explanation of some new forms of ap])aratus used

in (Wiley). 1890. p. 96

Edible oils and fats, methods of (Tolman) . 1901

same (Tolman). 1902. p. 20

Grapes ( Wetherill) . 1862

Methods of, of commercial fertilizers, feeding stuffs, dairy prod-
ucts, and fermented liquors, adopted by Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists —

2d annual convention, 1885

3d annual convention, 1886. p. 49

4th annual convention, 1887. p. 59

5th annual convention, 1888. p. 57

6th annual convention, 1889

Classification no.

A29.6:28

A6.3:5

A6.3:10

A9.7:6

A22.2:C38

A15.2:Ir72
A15.2:P94i
A29.6:29

A29.3:ll*

A6.3:5
A 29. 6:30
A6.3:28

A4. 1:889-90
A1.9:92
A4. 1:898
A4.4:;24
A27,9:12

A 10. 3:30

A1.9:84

Al. 9:144

Al.9:97

A4.3:15

A4.4:19

A7.3:38

A4.4:ll

A4.3:15

A 9. 6:4

A27.9:13

A 1.10:895

Al. 1:863

A4. 1:899

A7.3:41

A27.9:13

A27.9:8

A27.9:ll

A27.9:6

A9.7:6

A27.9:14

A 7. 3:28
A7.2:Oi5
A7.3:65
A1.8:3

A7.3:7

A7.3:12

A7.3:16

A7.3:19

A7.3:24

220

Chemioal analj'Sis — Continued
Methods of, etc. — Continued
7th annual convention, 1890.
8th annual convention, 1891.
9th annual convention, 1892.
10th animal convention, 1893.
11th annual convention, 1894.
12th annual convention, 1895,
with collaboration of L. L.

p. 189

p. 179

p. 195

p. 169

]). 341

edited l.y Harvey W. Wiley,
Van Slyke and W. D. Bifrelow .
15tli annual convention, 1898, edited by Harvey W. Wiley...

changes and additions, Dec. 12, 1896

changes and additions, Dec. 11, 1897

outline of. 1901 ■.

provisional methods, at LSth annual convention, 1901, edited
by Harvey W. Wiley, with collaboration of W. D. Bigelow.
See (i/xd Tanning materials.

Proximate, notes on ( McMurtrie) . 1873. p. 167

See itho Alkali soils — Cattle foods — Food materials — Fort Scott —
Fruits — Fungicides — Insecticides — Plants — Soils.
Chemical exhibit. See Chicago, 111. , World's Columbian Exposition.
Chemical fertilizers. See Fertilizers.

Chemical measuring flasks, testing of, notice in regard to. 1897. p.l59.
Chemical memoranda on agricultural subjects, monthl}-, Nov.-Dec,

1871. p. 480

Same (Smith), Jan., 1872; (Brown), Feb.-Dec, 1872

Same ( McMurtrie) , Jan. , 1873, to Dec. , 1876

Chemical Society, national, committee on, of Association of Official
Agriculturist Chemists, report of —

1890. p. 182

1891. p. 165

Chemicals, weed destruction by means of (Evans). 1901. p. 19 ...

See also Enzymes.
Chemistry:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on.

1889-1902

For technical and practical students (Huston). 1896. p. 88

Relation of, to progress of agrieulture ( Wiley ) . p. 201

See also Agricultural chemistry — Alkali — Cotton.
Chemistry and economy of food, methods and results of investiga-
tions on ( Atwater ) . 1895

Chemistry section. Association of American Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations, report of:

1890. pp. 23, 108, 1.32

1891 . p. 20

1892. p. 36

See also Agriculture and chemistry section.

Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture Department:

Exhibit of, at Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, X. Y., 1901

(Ewell and others). 1901

Publications of. 1899

Work of, for farmer ( Wiley). 1897. p. 76

Chemists, ( Xlicial Agricultural, Association of:

Historical sketch of (Wiley). 1899. p. 16

2d annual convention, 1885, proceedings of, edited by Charles

W. Dabney

3d annual convention, 1886, proceedings of, edited by Clifford

Richardson

4th annual convention, 1887, proceeding.s of, edited by Clifford

Richardson

5th annual convention, 1888, p)roceedings of, edited by Clifford

Richardson

6th annual convention, 1889, proceedings of, edited bv Harvev

W. Wiley '. "..

7th annual convention, 1890, proceedings of, edited bv Harvev

W. Wiley '. '..

8th annual convention, 1891, proceedings of, edited bv Harvev

W . W i 1 e V : ■. .

Index

Classlftcatlon no.

A7.3:28
A7.3:31
A 7. 3:35
A 7. 3:38
A 7. 3:43

A7.3:46i

A7.3:46^

A7.4:2

A7.4:4

A7.4:7

A7.3:65
A27.9:ll

A7.3:51

A27.9:9

A27.9:10

A27.9:ll-14

A7.3:28
A7.3:31
Al. 9:124

A10.6:
A10.3:41
Al. 10:899

A10.3:21

A10.5:3
A10.3:7
A10.3:16

A 7.

A 7. 3:63
A7.2:P96
Al. 10:897

A7.3:57

A7.3:7

A7.3:12

A7.3:16

A7.3:19

A 7. 3:24

A7.3:28

.\7.3:.31

221

Index

Chemit^ts, Offu'ial A;oricnltural, Association of — Continued

9th annual c-onvention, liS92, jjroceedings of, edited bv Ilarvev

W. Wiley '. '. .

same, report on. p. 115

10th annual convention, 189:!, proceedings of, edited bv Ilarvev

W. Wiley ". '. .

11th annual convention, ISS'4. jiroceedings of, edited bv Harvev

W. Wiley ^ ^ '. .

same, report on. ]>. 1 iS

12th annual convention, ]S;i5, proceedintjs of, edited l)v Harvev

W. Wiley 1 ". .

same, report on. ]). '2(V.]

];>th annual convention, ISUti, ])roceedings of, edited l>v llarxcv

W. Wiley : ■. .

same, report on ( Heal ) . p. 272

14th annual convention, 1897, proceedings of, edited 1)V Harvev

W. Wiley \ ". ". .

same, report on ( Beal ) . ]>. 404

15th annual convention, 1898, proceedings of, edited bv Harvev

W . Wiley '. ■. .

same, report on ( Beal ) . p. 504

16th annual convention, 1899, proceedings of, edited bv Harvev

W. Wiley " ". .

same, report on ( Allen), p. 204

17th annual convention, 1900, proceedings of, edited bv Harvev

W. Wiley T ". ". .

same, report on ( May ) . p. 503

18th annual convention, 1901, proceedings of, edited bv Harvev

W. Wiley " \ .

same, report on ( May) . p. 406

19th annual convention, 1902, report on (Lawson). p. 107

Chenery, Winthrop W. :

Holstein cattle, p. 161

' ' Texel " or " Mouton Flandrin ' ' sheep, p. 242

Cherries, food value of (Langworthy). 1899. p. 22
Cherry Hill, N. J. Tornado at, report of (Emery).

Cherry leaves, wild, poisoning by (Evans), p. 16

Cherry tree, l)!ack knot of (Peck), p. 175

Classiflciitiou no.

A 7. 3:35

A10.6:4

A 7.3:38

A7.3:43
A 10. 6:6

A 7. 3:47
A 10. 6:7

A 7.3:49

A 10. 6:8

A 7. 3:51
A 10. 6:9

A 7. 3:56
A 10.6:10

A 7. 3:57
A10.6:ll

A 7. 3:62
A 10. 6:1 2

A7.3:67

A10.6:13

A10.6:14

1895. p. 252. .

p. o:^

same (Taylor). 1874
Chesnut, Victor King:

Plants poisonous to stock, preliminary catalogue of. p. 387

Plants used bv Indians of Mendocino Countv, California. 1902.

p. 295 '. '.

Poisonous plants —

principal, of U. S. 1898

some, of northern stock ranges. 1900. p. 305

some common. 1896. p. 137

thirty, of I ■ . S. 1S98

Chesnut, Victor King, and AVilcox, Earley Vernon. Stock-poisoning

plants of ■Montana, preliminarv report. 1901

Chess, seeds of (Hillman). 1902 ...'....

Chestnut borer, two-lined, circular relative to (Chittenden). 1897..

Chestnut oak for railroad ties, circular on (Colman) . 1887

Chestnut trees:

Decay of, in North Carolina. 1867. p. 58

Insect injurv to, in ^'irginiaand neighboring States (Chittenden).

1897. p." 67

Chestnuts, culture of (Smith and Langworthy) . 1900. p. 9

Chester, Frank Dyer. Copper salts as fungicides. 1891. p. 21

Chicago, 111.:

Ancient climates near ( Abbe) . 1895. ji. 424

Climate of ( Hazen). 1893

Corn and wheat in. 1 861-66. p. 431

Dietary studies in, in 1895 and 1896, conducted with cooperation
of Jane Addams and Caroline L. Hunt of Hull House (Atwa-
ter and Bryant) . 1898

.\1. 1:864
A 1.1:864
Al. 9:105
A29.6:23
Al. 9:103
A 1.1:872
A27.9:12

A4. 1:898

A6.5:7

A6.3:20
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:896
A1.9:86

A6.3:26
A19.3":R31
A9.5:24
A13.4:4

A27.9:5

A9.6:7
Al. 9:114
A28.5:6

A29.6:23
A29.3:10
A27.9:4

A10.3:55

222

Index

(lassiflcutloii uu.

32

Chu-ajjo, 111. — Continued

Farm animals at, range or average price of —

1S*)7 and LS9S. p. 579

LS99. p. 673

1900. J). 569

Growth of the Northwest and. 1864. So. 2

Horgeshow of 1890 (Martin). 1891. p. 349 ..I

Horses from, export of ( Bruette). 1897. p. 84

Live stock and meat traffic of (Perry), p. 245

Live stock at, range of jirices of. p. 240

Live stock receipts and shipments—

1868. p. 21

1869. pp. 239, 300*, 371

same. p. 45

1870. p. 282

same. p. 19

1871. p. 89

1872. p. 402

Lumber trade at, 1857-68. p. 62

Precipitation at. 1889-91. p. 108

Pork-packing in, 1867. p. 372

Railroad freights from, 1866. p. 27

Trade of, 1867-68. p. 20

Union stock vanls in, southern cattle fever at (Trumbower).

p. 444 '.

Weather forecast district, monthlv report of —

Sept. , 1898-May, 1899 ( Cox ) . .'

June, Jul V, 1899 ( Beals )

Sept.-Xov., 1899 (Cox)

Dec., 1899 (Beals)

Jan.-June, 1900 (Cox)

Julv, 1900 ( Bigelow )

Sept., 1900-March, 1901 (Cox )

Apr., 1901 (Walz)

Mav, June, 1901 (Cox)

July, 1901 (Walz)

Sept. ,1901 ( Cox ) ,

Oct. , 1 901 ( Walz )

Nov. , 1901-March, 1902 (Cox)

Apr., 1902 ( Walz) ,

May-Oct., 1902 (Cox)

Chicago, 111., International Live Stock Exposition, 1900:

Canadian cattle, sheep, and swine for exhibition at, special order,
providing for importation of —

Julv 13, 1900

Sept. 12, 1901

July 1 (), 1 902

Report on ( Wilson and Hill) . p. 63 ,

Chicago, 111., International Meteorological Congress, August 21-24,
1893:

Proceedings of ( Fassig) . 1894. p. 227

Report on ( Fassig) . 3 i)arts

Chicago, 111., National Convention of Cattle Breeders and Other
Stockmen, called to consider subject of contagious diseases of
domestic animals —

[1st], Nov., 1883, ])roceedings of

[2d], Nov., 1884, proceedings of

[3d], Nov., 1885, addresses before, by Norman J. Colman and

I). K. Salmon

Chicago, 111., National Good Roads and Irrigation Congress, letter

of invitation to. 1900

Chicago, 111., W(jrld's Agricultural Congress, report of committee on

( Morrow ) . 1893. p. 1 04

Chicago, 111., World's Columl)ian Exposition, 1893:

Agri(uilturai colleges and experiment stations, collective exhibit
of. circulars relati veto

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A27.9:2
A4.1:889-90
A1.2:H78
A4. 1:884
A4. 1:897

A27.9:7

A27.9:7

A27.9:8

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A27.9:10

A27.9:10

A27.9:7

A29.6:20

A27.9:5

A27.9:4

A27.9:7

A4. 1:884

A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6

:27

:27

:27

:28

:28

:28, 29

:29

:29

:29

:29

:29

:29, 30

:30

:30

A4.5:67
A4.5:90
A4.5:96
A4. 1:900

A29.6:21
A29.3:ll

A1.8:29
A 1.8:33

A1.8:38

A22.2:C43

A10,3:16

A10.2:C43

*By a iiiisi)riiit, this jiii^'r luimlHT nppears twu't

223

1893 (Arms-bv^

1893 (Alvord).

1894 (Armsby).
Apiarian exhibit at

Index

Chicago, 111., World's Columbian Exposition, 1893 — Continued
Agricultural experiment stations, cooperative exhibit at, report
of committee on —

1891 ( Harris), p. 43

1892 ( Armsbv) . p. 24 ,

■ p.99

p. 103

p-;5-t

(Benton). 1S94. p. 242

Cereals cf)llected at, analyses of ( Wiley) . 1895

Chemical exhibit at, re{)ort of committee of Association of Official

Agricultural Chemists on. 1891. p. 170

Dairy tests at, report of committee on (Scovell) . 1894. p. 52

Entomology, economic, catalogue of exhibit at

Insect collections of (Chittenden). 1894. p. 236

Insects occurring in foreign exhibits of (Riley) . 1894. p. 213

same, destruction of (Chittenden) . 1894. p. 225

Special report of assistant secretary on. p. 53

same

Chick-pea. Hee Gram.

Chickamauga National Park, forestry rei)ort on. p. 321

Same, p. 321

Chicken cholera, experiments with. p. 211

See also Fowl cholera.

Chicken tick, note on ( Hassall ) . p. 496

Chickens:

Animal parasites of, check list of ( Hassall ) . 1896

Apoplectiform septicemia in (Norgaard and Mohler). 1902

Different breeds of, weights of eggs of (Emery), p. 474

Gape disease of. 1 898. p. 28

Ground grain vs. whole grain for. p. 19

Standard varieties of ( Howard ) . 1896. p. 445

same

Young, skim milk for. 1898. p. 20

same (Anderson), p. 477

See also Chinese incubators — Poultry.

Chickens and their diseases in Hawaii ( Sedgwick ) . 1901

Chicorv growing as an addition to resources of the American farmer

( Kains) . 1898

Same, circular on ( Kains ) . 1900 -.

Chilcott, Ellery Channing, and Burnett, E. A. Mutton, feeding for,

in South Dakota, p. 471

Childs, O. W. Rainfall in Nicaragua, record of. 1850-51. p. 409..

Chile, agriculture of. 1891. p. 285

Chilo saccharalis in New Mexico (Townsend). 1891. p. 24

China:

Agriculture in. 1893. p. 23

Ailanthus silkworm of, additional observations on (Morris), p.

390

Locusts in, in 1878. App. p. 65

same, extermination of (Scatchkow). App. p. 65

Our trade with. 1889-99. (Hitchcock)

San Jose scale in, resume of search for native home of. 1902.

p. 65

Treat}^ of Shimonoseki, between Japan and, Apr. 17, 1895, and

possibilities of U. S. trade with

See also Amoy — Indo-China — and headings beginning Chinese.
China grass. See Ramie.
Chinch Vjug:

Destruction of, in field by artificial introduction of contagious

diseases (Snow). 1891. p. 279

Disease and other notes (Snow). 1891. p. 69

Early occurrence of, in Mississijipi Valley (Forbes). 1889. p. 249.
Experiments for destruction of, in field by artificial introduction

of contagious diseases (Snow). 1891. p. 145

Experiments on (Forbes). 1883. p. 23

Hibernation of (Marlatt). 1894. p. 232

Classlftcation no.

A10.5:3

A10.3:7

A10.3:16

A10.3:16

A10.3:20

A9.7:6

A7.3:45

A7.3:31
A 10. 3:20
A9.3:31
A9.7:6
A9.7:6
A9.7:6
Al. 1:893
A5. 1:893

Al. 1:892
A13. 1:892
A1.6:22

A4. 1:899

A4.4:9
A4.3:36
A4. 1:899
A1.9:84
A1.9:84
Al. 10:896
A1.9:51
A1.9:84
A4. 1:899

A10.9:l

A6.3:19
A6.4:29

A4. 1:898
A29.6:26
A27.9:29
A9.7:4

A27.9:32

Al. 1:862
A8.1:3
A8.1:3
A12.3:18

A9.6:37

A12.4:5

A9.7:3
A9.7:4
A9.7:l

A10.5:3
A9.3:2

A9.7:7

224

p. 51

Chinch bug — Continued
History of (Howard]

same. 1888

Interesting outljreak of, in northern Oliio. 1899. p. 55

Its i)rol)able origin and (Hffusion, its habits and development,

natural checks and reme<lial and preventive measures, with

mention of habits of allied European species. 1898

0])servations in Iowa in 1894 ( Osl)orn ) . 1894. p. 230

Ohio f)utbreak of, three years' study of (Webster). 1896. p. 18..
Kemedies for (Glover) —

1875. p. 442

1881. p. 87

1882. p. 87

Chincha. Sec Skunks.

Chinese and fruitarians, nutrition investigations among, at California

Agri(;ultural Experiment Station, 1899-1901 (Jaffa). 1901

Chinese incubators (Brill), p. 247

Chinese labor in agriculture, p. 572

Chinese tea-i)lant or thea virdis:

Cultivation and manufacture of tea from, in l^. S., practicability

of. p. 349

Practical)ilitv of its culture and manufacture in U. S. 1877

same. (2d p. 26)

Chinese vegetable food materials, their nutritive and economic value,

description of (Blasdale). 1899

Chinook winds:

Description of ( Garriott) . 1892. p. 23

same ( (ilass). 1902. p. 41

Havre, Mont., notes on (A])be). 1898. p. 568

History of (Burrows). 1901. p. 555

How they came to Montana in 1896 (Coe). p. 413

Iowa, notes on (Abbe) . 1897. p. 545

Montana (Abbe). 1895. p. 426

Oregon, report of ( Pague) . 1896. p. 460

Chinook and signs of its approach, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 213.

Chinooks and hot winds (Abbe). 1894. p. 77

Chinooks versus kuro siro, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 114

Chionobas (oeneis) macounii, preliminary notes upon (Fletcher).

1889. p. 45

Chipman, A. J. Rocky Mountain locust in Kansas and Colorado

in 1880. App. p. 55

Chittenden, Frank Ilurlhut:

Agrilus, \oith American species of, food plants and injurv of.

1900. p. 64 , ". . . .

Apple-tree l)orers, larger

Asparagus, insects that affect. 1 898. p. 54

Asparagus beetles. 1896. [>. 341

Bean leaf-beetle, rejiort on. 1 897. p. 64

Beans and i)eas, insects injurious to. p. 233 .

Beetles, certain iniported, distribution of. 1895. p. 326

Birch trees, destru(;tive borer, enemy of. 1898. p. 44

Bronze ai)ple-tree weevil. 1900. p. 37

Cereals, stored, and other products in Mexico, insects affecting.

1896. p. 27

( 'ereals and other dry vegetable foods, insects affecting. 1896.

p. 1 1 2

("hestnut and pine trees in Virginia and neighboring States, in.sec^t

injury to. 1897. p. 67

( 'hestnut ])orer, two-lined, circular on. 1897

(■hicago, 111., World's Columbian pjxposition, 1893 —

destruction of insects occurring in foreign exhibitions. 1894.

p. 225

insect collections of. 1894. p. 23(5

Coleopterous enemies of grapevine, some. 1895. ]>. :!84

Cucumber beetle, notes on. 1898. ]>. '27

Fall army worm and variegated cutw(jrm. 1901

Flea-beetle living on purslane. 1898. p. 83

Index

C'lasslflratlon no.

A 1.1:887

A9.3:17

A9.6:20

A9.6:15

A9.7:7

A9.6:6

A27.9:13
Al. 1:881-2
A9. 1:882

A10.3:107
A4. 1:900
Al. 1:870

Al. 1:877

A1.6:3

A1.2:An7^

A 10. 3:68

A 29. 6: 20
A29.3:31
A29.6:26
Al. 10:901
A29.6:24
A 29. 6:25
A 29. 6:23
A 29. 6:24
A 29. 6:25
A29.6:22
A29.6:26

A9.7:2

A8.1:3

A9.6:22

A9.5:32

A9.6:10

Al. 10:896

A9.6:9

Al. 10:898

A9.7:7

A9.6:18

A9.6:22

A 9. 8:4

A 9. 6:4

A9.6:7
A9.5:24

A9.7:6

A9.7:6

A9.7:7

A9.6:10

A9.6:29

A9.6:18

114—04-

-15

225

1899

Index

Cliittemlen, Frank Ilurlbnt — Continued

Fruit-tree l)ark-beetle, circular on. 1898

Garden and orchard crops, some insects injurious to.

Garden crops, insects injurious to. 1900

Grain, stored, insects injurious to. 1896

Grain, stored, more important insects injurionsto. 1894. p. 1*77

Green clover worm. 1 901 . p. 45

Green pea louse, destructive, circular on. 1901

Herbivorous habits of certain dermestidjc. 1895. p. 36

Horse-radish flea-beetle, report of. 1895. p. 404

Hyinenopterous parasites of Coleoptera, observations on some.

1898. p. 247 _ _

Insects, principal injurious, in 1901. p. 674

Insects and weather; observations during season of 1899. p. 51..

same. 1900. p. 63

Languria, notes on. 1890. p. 346

Leaf-mining locust beetle, with notes on related species. 1902.

p. 70

Leaf-tyer of grape and elderberry. 1898. j). 82

Mediterranean flour moth, development of. 1896. p. 85

Millet, inspect injury to. 1898. p. 84

Palm and palmetto weevils. 1902. p. 23

Plants, useful, certain species of Coleoptera that attack, notes on.

1897. p. 20

Potato-bud weevil, report of. 1895. p. 350

Rhinoceros beetle, notes on. 1902. p. 28

Rose-chafer, circular on. 1 895

Rose leaf-beetle, report on. 1897. p. 60

Squash bug, common, circular on. 1899

Squash-vine borer, circular on. 1899

Strawberry weevil —

circular on. 1897

habits and remedies, supplementary notes on. 1894. p. 14 ..

injuries and bibliographv, notes on. 1898. p. 82

report of. 1893. p. 167

Striped cucumber beetle. 1898

Tobacco flea-beetle, report on. 1898. p. 79

Tobacco-stalk weevil. 1902. p. 66

Twig pruners and allied species. 1898. p. 35

Vegetable crops, some insects injurious to. 1902

Vegetable products, stored, insects affecting, collection of articles

on some little-known. 1897

Violet, rose, and other ornamental jilants, some insects injurious

to. 1901

White pine, insect enemies of. 1899. p. 55

Chittenden, H. M. Road system. Government, of Yellowstone

National Park. 1901. p. 72

Chlorin. See Proteid matters.
Choate, A. B. :
' Address of, before Minnesota good roads convention, Jan., 1894.

pp. 5, 11

State aid to road building in ^Minnesota. 1898

Cholera, report relative to. 1866. pp. 56, 127

See also Chicken cholera — Fowl cholera — Hog cholera.
Chovven, W. S. Address of, before Minnesota good roads conven-

1894. p. 13

See Schwolson.

Aneroid barometer, report on. 1898. p. 547

Christian, George L. Address of, before Virginia good roads con-
vention, Oct. 18, 1894. p. 8

Chronological cycles, note on (Al)be). 1900. p. 557

Chrysalis, curious, report of. 1892. p. 131

Cluibbuck, Levi. Dairy industry in Missouri and Kansas. 1897

Chufa, or earth almond, cultivation of. 1876. p. 37

Churches, relation of, to State colleges and universities (Harris).

1899. p. 100

('lasslfleatlon no.

A9.5:29

A9.6:19

A9.6:23

A1.9:45

Al. 10:894

A9.6:30

A9.5:43

A9.6:2

A9.7:7

A9.7:5
Al. 10:901
A9.6:22
A9.6:30
A9.7:2

A9.6:38

A9.6:18

A9.6:6

A9.6:17

A9.6:38

tion, Jan.,
Chwol.son, Orest
Chree, Charles

A9.6:9

A9.7:7

A9.6.38

A9.5:ll

A9.6:7

A9.5:39

A9.5:38

A9.5:21

A9.7:7

A9.6:10

A9.7:5

A9.5:31

A9.6:10

A9.6:38

A9.6:18

A9.6:33

A9.6:8

A9.6:27
A 13. 3:22

A22.3:21

A22.3:2

A22.4:32

A27.9:4

A 22. 3:2

A29.6:26

A22.3:ll
A29.6:28
A9.7:5
A4.3:18

A27.9:14

A10.3:65

226

Cicada, periodical, or seventeen-year locust:

Account of Cicada septendecini, its natural enemies, and means of
preventing its injury, with sunnnary of distribution of differ-
ent broods (Marlatt ). 18!t8 ."

Broods of, new nonienclaturt> for (Marlatt). 1902

Circular on —

1897 (Schwarz)

1898 (Schwarz)

1902 ( Hunter)

Consideration of validity of old records bearing on distribution of
broods of, with particular reference to occurrence of broods VI

and XXIII in 1898 (Marlatt). 1898. p. 59

Feeding habits of adults of ( Quaintance). 1902. p. 90

Forecast for 1894 (Riley)

New nomenclature for broods of (Marlatt). 1898. p. 52

Present year's appearances of. 1893. p. 298

Report on (Riley ). 1885

Southeastern Indiana. 1886. p. 24

Cicindela limbata, report on (Bruner). 1889. p. 144

Cider:

Address on, before Association of Official Agricultural Chemists,

1901 (Alwood). p. 84 .'

Adulteration of ( Crampton) . 1887. p. 263 _

American, composition of, and substances used in adulteration

(Crampton) . p. 1 83

Sweet, preservation of. 1 898. p. 29

Cigar-leaf tobacco:

Cultivation of, in Florida ( Floyd) . 1899

Curing and fermentation of (Loew.) . 1899

Temperature changes in fermenting piles of ( Whitney and Means ) .

1899

See also Tobacco.
Cigar-wrapper leaf, methods of exoerimenting with (Jenkins). 1901.

p . 1 02 ;

Cimbex, American, adults of, injuring willow and cottonwood in

Nebraska (Webster). 1890. p. 228

Cinchona:

Cultivation of —

in United States ( Antisell ) . p. 454

in India. 1870. p. 285

Noteon. 1864. No. 1. p. 27

Planting of, in Jamaica (Parry). 1871. j). 120

Cincinnati, Ohio:

Hogs packed at, 1833-64. No. 6. p. 33

_ Pork-packing in, 1833-67. p. 52

Cipher code, international, for correspondence respecting the aui-ora

and related conditions (Veeder). 1894. p. 26

Cipher code of wind-signal orders, amending instructions to special-
display men. 1892 '

Circle City, Alaska, meteorological observations near, 1896-98

(Holt), p. 542

Circumscissa. See Cercospora circumscissa.

Cirencester, P^ngland, Royal Agricultural College at, report on. 1885.

p. 70

Cist, Charles. Hog and its products, p. 382

Cities:

Industries of. 1884. No. 8. p. 26

Milk supi)ly of. p. 332

Sewage of (Brown). 1872. p. 379

Cities and towns, weeds in (Dewey). 1898. ]>. 193
Citrate-soluble phosphoric; acid. See Guanos ^ — Phosphoric acid.
Citricacid, action of, on basicslag (Huston and Jones). 1896. p. 68.

Citric acid in milk, report on (Soulhet). 1889. p. 155

Citron, culture of (Redden), p. 147

Citrus fruits, principal diseases of, in Florida (Swingle and Webber).

1896

See also Orange.

Index

Classlflcatlon no.

A9.6:14
A9.5:45

A9.5:22
A9.5:.30
A9.5:44

A9.6:18

A9.6:37

A9.2:P41

A9.6:18

A9.7:5

A9.3:8

A9.3:12

A9.7:2

A7.3:67
A7.3:13*

Al. 1:887
A1.9:78

A1.8:62
A1.8:59

A1.8:60

A 10. 3:99
A9.7:2

Al. 1:866
A27.9:8
A27.9:3
A27.9:9

A27.9:2
A27.9:5

A 29. 3:1 11

A29.2:C49

A 29. 6:26

A 1.8:36
A 1.1:866

A 27.9:22
A 1.1:872
A27.9:10
A 1.10:898

A7.3:49
A7.3:24
A 1.1:867

A28.3:8

227

Index

('laKsIfloation no.

Citrus tvocs, scale insect and mite enemies of (]\rarlatt). 1900. p. 247. Al. 10:900
Civil Service:

Examinations —

assistants in Department of A<;riculture (Abbe). 1898. p.

564 A29.6:26

Weatlier I'.urean employees ( Abbe) . 1898. p. 63 A29.6:26

weather observers in U. 8. "Weather Bureau ( Kimball ). 1898.

p. 548 A29.6:26

Letters relative to classifled service, etc., in Agriculture Depart-
ment A1.2:C49 ^

Keport on, in Agricultun^ Department. 1896 A1.4:5

same ( Dalmev). 1897 A10.4:33

Clam, long, rapid disappearance of (Beal). 1898. p. 19 Al. 9:103

Clark, II. C. IMeat industries of United States, report accompany-
ing exhibit of Animal Industry Bureau, at Paris Exposition.

1889. p. 359 A4. 1 :887-8

Clark, Josephine Adelaide:

Agricultural College libraries. 1902. p. 25 A10.3:115

Mushrooms, edible and poisonous, reference list of publications

relating to. 1898 A17.3:20

Phanerogams and Pteridophytes, North American, new species
of, published in 1891, systematic and alphabetic index.

1892. p. 151 A6.5:l

same, published in 1892. p. 233 A6.5:l

See alxo, for reports as Librarian, Librarv, Agriculture Depart-
ment, 1901, 1902 .' A17.1:

Clark, V. A.:

Ai)p]es, keeping qualities of. 1900. p. 16 Al. 9:119

Apples, storing without ice. 1900. p. 5 Al. 9:119

Cold storage on the farm. 1900. p. 9 Al. 9:119

Corn, sweet, and pole beans, forcing of, under glass. 1898. p. 13. Al. 9:105

Fruit, mechanical cold storage for. 1900. p. 12 Al. 9:119

Fruit trees, close root pruning of. p. 13 Al. 9:103

Garden crops, fertilizers for. 1898. p. 12 Al. 9:105

Plums, cross-pollination of. 1899. p. 6 Al. 9:103

See alw, as joint author. True, Alfred Charles.

Clarke, J. W. Fruit gathering, ripening and keeping. )>. 152 Al. 1:864

Clarke, Lowell. Lamb feeding in Colorado, p. 275 A4.1 :901

Claxton, T. F.:

Mauritius cyclone of Dec. 5, 1897. p. 62 A29.6:26

Thunderstorms, two, at Royal Alfred Observatory, Mauritius.

1900. p. 63 ". ". A29.6:28

Clay, John, jr. Breeder, work of, in improving live stock, p. 627 . Al. 10:899
Clay:

Filtration of, from soil solutions, capillary studies and. 1902 A26.3:19

Suspended, filtration of, from soil solutions (Briggs). 1902. p. 31. A26.3:19
Clayton, IL IL:

Cloud observations at Blue Hill. 1897. p. 135 A29.6:25

Clouds, different, forms of, mean heights and velocities of. 1892.

p. 50 A29.6:20

Clearing new land (Williams). 1902 A1.9:150

Clematis, decay in, Phytomvza affinis, as cause of (Bos). 1893.

p. 92 ". A9.7:6

Clement, A. W. Pneumonia among horses, p. 381 A4.1:889-90

Clermont-Ferrand, France, International Hydrological, Climato-
logical, and Geological Congress, Sept. 28 to Oct. 2, 1896

(Rotch). p. 367 A29.6:24

Cleveland, Ohio. See St. Ignatius College.

Clift, J. W. Road improvement, requisites to. 1902. p. 26 A22.3:23

Climate:

Alaska (Henry). 1897. p. 248 A29.6:25

same (Moore). 1897 A29.2:A11

Ancient, near Chicago ( Abbe). 1895. p. 424 A29.6:23

Antigua, W. I., seasonal variations in 1890-1900 (Kimball), p.

168 A29.6:29

Appalachians, southern (Henry), p. 143 A1.2:Ap4^

Arkansas, southwestern, 1840-67. p. 429 A27.9:8

228

Climate — Continued

Athene, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 554

Bagnio, Philii)pine Islands (Stetson) . 1902. p. 478

British Islands ( Harding) . 1896. p. 611

California (Irish). 1895. ]>. 475

Canada. See Canada, cliniatological data.

Changes in local (Abbe). 1897. p. 491

Colorado, and its effect on trees ( Parsons). 1888. p. 221

Conflict of man with, notes on ( Abl)e) 1899. p. 257

Controlling factor in long-distance transmission of electrical

energy (McAdie). 1897. p. 439

Death Vallev, Cal. ( Harrington ) . 1892

Denmark ( Paulsen). 1896. p. 640

Florida, statement of products and (Knapp). 1885. Xo. 19, ]>. 2."L

Geological ages (Abbe). 1898. p. 313

Georgia ( Hemphill ) . 1882

Glacier as an index of, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 177

Harpoot, Turkey in Asia, 1898-1900 ( Huntington). 1901. \^. 250.
Hawaii. See Hawaii, cliniatological data.

Idaho, some features of ( Blandford ). 1901. p. 19

Influence of, on animal life (Dean). 1902. p. 107.

Jamaica. See Jamaica, cliniatological data.

Liberia, notes on ( Abbe) . 1898. p. 215

Local, influence of small lakes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 56."!

Maine ( Boardman ) . 1884

Malay Archipelago (Van der Stok). 1896. p. 66!)

Mexico. 1894. p. 333

See also Mexico, cliniatological data.

Mexico, City of ( Barcena) . 1896. p. 601

Mississippi "(Hurt). 1884

Missouri, notes on (Hackett). 1899. p. 582

Netherlands (Snellen). 1896. p. 627

Norway (Mohn). 1896. p. 647

Ohio, western. 1868-1870. p. 198

Oregon. 1871. p. 129

Oscillation of, in ai-id regions, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 544 . .

Pacific coast (Merrick), p. 280

Pacific slope (Hilgard). 1892. p. 9

Periodicity in, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 511

Permanence of (Sims). 1901. p. 121

same (Abbe). 1901. p. 175

Philippines (Brewer). 1900. p. 102

Publications on, American, note on (Abbe). 1^98. j). 461

Puerto Rico ( Harrington) . 1898. p. 437

Relations of soil to (Hilgard). 1892

St. Lawrence Island, 1 894-99 ( Ilenrv ) . p. 457

Santa Barbara, California. 1871. p. 196

South Carolina ( Hemphill ). 1882

Spokane, Wash. , 1882-99 ( Stewart ) . p. 490

Statistics of, 1896, report of ( Heni'y ) . p. 277

Studies of —

1899 (Walz). p. 136

1902 (Herrmann) . ji. 198

1902 (Fassig). p. 200

Texas (Al)be). 1894. p. 331

United States ( Hazen ) . 1896. p. 5S5 . m

same ( Allen) . 1896. p. 5,S5

West Indies (Hall). 1896. j). 5,S9

See aZ.so Arid regions — Climatology — Cold Friday — Cold waves —

Meteorology — and headings i)eginning Climate, ('limatology.

Climate and corn, relation of ( Wren). 1901. p. 8

Climate ahd crime, relation between (Abbe). 1897. j). 259

Climate and crop and storm-warning services of Weather Bureau,

value of, to industries of Cuba and other islands of West Indies

(Hayes.) 1902. p. 58

same, to Porto Rico ( Noycs) . 1902. p. 60

Index

Classification no.

I A29.6:26
A29.6:30
A29.3:ll»
A1.10:895

A29.6:25
A 13. 3:2
A29.6:27

A29.6:25

A29.3:l

A29.3:112

.127.9:23

.\29.6:26

A1.6:47

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A29.6:29
A29.3:31

A29.6:26

A29.6:29

A1.7:4

A29.3:ll''

A27.9:.32

A29.3:ll^

A1.7:3

A29.6:27

A29.3:113

A29.3:ll»

A27.9:9

A27.9:9

A 29. 6:28

Al. 1:867

A1.8:20

A 29. 6:29

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A 29. 6:28

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.3:3

A 29. 6:27

A27.9:9

Al.6-47

A 29. 6:28

A29. 1:897

A29.3:24

.129.3:31"

A29.3:31

A29.6:21

.129.3:11-'

A 29. 3:11*

A29.3:ll»

A 29. 6:29
A 29. 6:25

A29.3:31
A29.3.31

229

Index

Classification no.

Climate and crop bulletins A29.7:

Climate and crop cxjnditions, are changes in present forms for report-
ing weekly, advisable? (Mitchell). 1899. p. 126 A29.3:24

same (Linney). 1899. p. 126 A29.3:24

Climate and crop correspondents, Weather Bureau, how many are
recjuired to meet fully the needs of Bureau in its climate and

crop service? (Allen.) 1902. p. 195 A29.3:31

See, aho Climate and crojj service.
Climate and crop sections, Weather Bureau:

Monthly reports of, extracts from Apr. -Dec. (Abbe). 1898 A29.6:26

Publications of, necessity for binding and otherwise preserving

(Belden). 1902. p. 177 A29.3:31

Should monthly reports of, contain onlv original matter? (Love-
land). 1902. p. 187 .' A29.3:31

See a!xo Alaska.
Climate and crop service:

Annual summaries of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 254 A29.6:27

Porto Rico, notes (Abbe). 1899. p. 258 A29.6:27

Publications of (Berry). 1899. p. 150 A29.6:27

Reports, extracts from, Apr., May, Sept., Oct., 1895-Dec., 1902

(Berrv) A29.6:

State services (Abbe) . 1895. p. 384 A29.6:23

■ Weekly bulletins, should remarks of correspondents be pub-
lished?—

1899 (Hackett). p. 107 A29.3:24

1899 (Marbury). p. 108 A29.3:24

1902 (Glenn), p. 188 A29.3:31

See also Weather and crop conditions.
Climate and crops:

Notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 564 A29.6:29

Problem with two solutions ( Abbe^. 1901. p. 419 A29.6:29

Secular changes in ( Abbe ) . 1897. p. 21 1 A29. 6 :25

Climate and flora, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 448 A29.6:28

CUmate and germination (Detmer). 1895. p. 405 A29.3:112

Climate and health, monthly periodical A29.8:

Same, circular announcing discontinuance of, June 22, 1896 A29.2:C61

Climate and man, with special regard to climate and climatic ele-
ments as curative or causative agencies of disease (Wilson).

1902. p. 104 A29.3:31

Climate and rainfall, relations of, to prevalence of fungus diseases

(Halsted). 1899. p. 126 A10.3:65

Climate and thought (Easton) . 1902. p. Ill A29.3:31

Climate and vegetation:

Relation between (Linney). 1902. p. 98 A29.3:31

Request for data on (Abbe). 1894. p. 328 A29.6:22

Climatic and agricultural features of arid regions of Pacific slope

( Hilgard and others) . 1882 Al . 8 :20

Climatic charts of U. S. 1900 A29.2:C61

Climatic conditions, general:

1893. p. 377 A29.6:21

1894. p. 535 A29.6:22

1895. p. 489 A29.6:23

1896. p. 487 _ A29.6:24

1897. p. 569 A29.6:25

1898 (Henrv). p. 595 A29.6:26

1899 (HenrV) . p. 579 ' A29.6:27

1900 (HenrV). p. 587 A29.6:28

1901 (Henry), p. 592 A29.6:29

Climatic divisions of Missouri, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 160 A29.6:28

Climatological atlas of Russian Empire, notes on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 343 A29.6:28

Climatological congress. See Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Climatological data, interchange of standard (McAdie). p. 135 A29.3:24

See also Canada — P^cuador — Hawaii — Jamaica — Mexico.

Climatology:

American grapevines (Lippincott). p. 194.. Al. 1:862

Antigua, W. 1. (Alexander). 1901. p. 165 1 A29.6:29

230

Climatology — Continued

Applied, notes on ( Abbe) . 1901. p. 458

Asia, southern and western (Dallas). 1896. p. 672

California, note on (Abbe). 1900. pp. 165, 249

Costa Riea, monthly notes on, Jan., 1901-Oct., 1902 (Pittier) ...
Florida, with regard to crops (Mitchell). 1902. p. 208

1896. p. 652

1898. p. 353

, 1901 (Stockman)...

Index

Classlilcatlou uo.

A 29. 6:29
A29.3:ll^
A 29. 6:28
A 29. 6:
A 29. 3:31
A29.3:1P
A29.6:26

German Empire, development of (Meyer).
Hann's handbook of, note on (Harrington)
Havana, Cuba —

monthly notes on, .\pr.-July, Sept.-Oct., 1901 (Stockman). ..i A29.6:29

same. Nov., 1901 (Hayes) ! A29.6:29

same. Dec, 1901; Feb.-Apr., 1902 (Stockman) A29.6:29,30

report on (Del Monte). 1898. p. 152 i A29.6:28

Medical, synopsis of course of lectm-es in, to senior class medical I

department University of Te.xas (Cline). 1902. p. 110... I A29.3:31

Monthly notes on, June, 1895-Sept., 1897 1 A29.6:

Same. Oct.-Dec, 1897 ( Henry) : A29.6:25

Panama, Isthmus of, including temperature, winds, barometric I

pressure, and i)recipitation (Abbot). 1899. pp. 198, 302..! A29.6:27

Polar vs. equatorial (Abbe). 1898. p. 311 1 i A29.6:26

Present condition and recent i^rogress of (Koep])en). 1896. ■i).461. A29.6:23

Relation to cotton cultivation (Whitney). 1896. p. 143 A10.3:33

St. Kitts—

notes on (Alexander) . 1899. p. 583 A29.6:27

same (Abbe). 1900. pp. 66, 330 A29.6:28

comparison of barometers, used in determining (Alexander).

1901. p. 257 A29.6:29

San Diego, Cal. , notes on, 1849-99 ( Abbe) . p. 20 A29.6:28

Use of word (Abbe). 1898. p. 214 A29.6:26

See also Climate.
Climatology and horticulture:

Relation of (Wickson). 1900. p. 45 A10.3:76

Some interrelations of ( Bailey) . 1895. p. 431 A29.3:ll ^

Climatology circulars, sanitary A29.15:

Climatolotrv Division. See Weather Bureau, -\griculture Department.

Climatology vs. meteorology (Whitney). 1898. p. 301 A29.6:26

Cline, Isaac M.:

Brazos River Valley, Texas, floods in 1899, with notes on pre-
vious overfxows. p. 295 A29.6:27

same, 1900, with report of freshets in other streams, p. 198. . .. A29.6:28
Floods, Colorado Valley, Texas, April 7 to 17, 1900, special report

on, and other floods during same period, p. 146 A29.6:28

Galveston weather forecast district, report on. 1902. p. 292 A29.6:29

Medical climatology, synopsis of course of lectures in, to senior

class medical department University of Texas. 1902. p. 110. A29.3:31
New Orleans weather forecast district, report of, monthly, Sept.,

1901-Oct., 1902 A29.6:29, 30

Temperatures, })robable, forecasts of. 1899. p. 166 A29.3:24

Weather Bureau forecasts, value of. 1895. p. 293 A29.6:23

Cline, Joseph L. Porto Rico, island of, report on. 1901. p. 353... A29.6:29
Clisiocampa Americana, relations of Pimpla conquisitor to (Weed

and Fiske). 1900. p. 33 A9.6:26

Clock, postaPtelegraph, and weather bulletin, note on (Abbe).

1897. p. 351 A29.6:25

Cloth. >SVe «/.so Maize-paper and maize-cloth.
Clothes moths, true:

Circular relative to (Marlatt). 1898 A9.5:36

Report on (Riley). 1890. p. 211 A9.7:2

Clothing and temperature, report on ( Phillii)S). 1S97. p. 200.....I A29.6:25

Clothing material, importation of. 1866. p. 425 A27.9:4

Cloud, N. B. Cotton culture in 1866. p. 190 Al. 1 :866

Cloud observations:

Blue Hill meteorological observatory, j\[ilton, ^Mass. (Rotch)

1897. !>. 12..' A29.6:25

same (Clayton). 1897. p. 135 A29.6:25

Form for record of (Richards an< I Abbe). 1898. p. 456 A29.6:26

Improved nephoscope and (Marvin). 1896. p. 9 A29.6:24

231

Index

Cloud ol)servations — Continued

International, notes on (Al)be). 1896. p. 4fil

Made in cooperation with scheme of Intcrnutionul Cloud Com-
mission, results of (Bigelow) —

1898. p. 404

1899. p. 8

1900

.Study of u])per atmosphere by means of ( Vettin). 1896. p. 758.

Toronto (Blake). 1897. p. 19

("tiiization of, in local and general weather predictions (McAdie).

1894. p. 21

Cloud phenomena: v

Attending hailstorms ( Very ). 1894. p. 292

Sunrise and sun.^et, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 565

Cloud photography:

Apparatus for (Henry). 1895. p. 169

same, correction, p. 255

Automatic, note on ( Fassig) . 1896. p. 456

Study of ( Angot). 1896. p. 769

Cloudburst, tornado, or waterspout, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 207.

Cloudburst at Erwin, Tenn. ( Worth ) . 1898. p. 244

Cloudbursts in New England, note on (Elmer). 1902. p. 478

Cloudiness:

Monthly notes on, Jan. , 1894-Oct. , 1902

Probable, during total solar eclipse of May 28, 1900 (Abbe), p. 422.
Clouds:

Altitudes of, note on ( Abbe) . 1897. p. 447

Balloons and kites, report on (Abbe). 1896. i^. 206

Banks of distant (Al)be). 1897. p. 543

Cirrus on northwest side of a storm (Richards). 1897. ]>. 212...
Cumulus —

above columns of smoke, notes on (Abbe). 1901. ji. 26

Bayonne, N. J., fire (Eadie) 1900. p. 433

formed by smoke (Mitchell). 1901. p. 498

over a lire, observation of ( Ward). 1898. p. 104

same (Abbe). 1900. p. 549

Forms of — ■

description of, charts

different, mean heights and velocities of (Clayton). 1892.

p. 50

report on (Abbe). 1896. p. 369

Hail, notes on bombarding ( Abbe). 1900. p. 542

Height of, a problem for students (Abbe). 1897. p. 161

Highest, observation of. 1894. ]). 364

Incandescent, note on ( Abbe). 1901. p. 466

Jamaica (Abbe). 1896. p. 15

Minnesota, movements of (Abbe). 1897. p. 252

Movements of, atmospheric circulation in tropical cyclones as

shown by (Boyer). 1896 '.

Names of, international (Abbe). 1899. p. 61

Reflection l)v, of light from distant fire, note on (Abbe). 1901.

1 ). 69 ■

Roll of, h( >i-izontal ( Abbe) . 1 895. p. 212

Stereoscoj>e studv of (Abbe). 1897. p. 98

Toronto, heights' at (Abbe). 1897. p. 303

Umbrella, notes on (Johnson). 1898. p. 207

Upper, and weather changes, report on (Richards). 1898. p. 106.

Wave or billow, report on (Henry). 1899. p. 57

Whirling alto-cumulus (Abbe). 1898. p. 68

Whirling alto-stratus ( McAdie ) . 1897. p. 245

Winds and, report on (Brillouin). 1897. p. 437

Cloudy condensation, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 543

Cloudy days, records of (Abbe). 1897. p. 249

Clough, Homer W. Atmosphere, movement of, new method of

observing direction of. 1898. p. 250

Clough, William:

Sorghum, or Northern sugar cane. p. 54

Classification no.
A29.6:24

A29.6:27

A29.6:28

A29.1:8992

A29.3:ll=»

A29.6:25

A29.3:lli

A29.6:22
A29.6:26

A29.6:23

A29.6:23

A29.6:24

A29.3:113

A29.6:25

A29.6:28

A29.6:30

A29.6:
A29.6:27

A29.6:25
A29.6:24
A 29. 6:25
A29.6:25

A29.6:29
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:28

A29.2:C62

A29.6:20
A29.6:24
A29.6:28
A29.6:25
A29.6:21
A29.6:29
A29.6:24
A29.6:25

A29.2:At6'
A29.6:27

A29.6:29
A29.6:23
A29.6:25
A29.6:25
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:26
A 29. 6:27
A29.6:26
A29.6:25
A29.6:25
A29.6:25
A 29. 6:25

A29.6:26

A 1.1:864

232

7!)...
1870.

37.

Clough, William — Continued

Sugar, production of, from f^orgliuni or Northern sugar cane.

p. 307 \...

Clover:

Crops, condition of, June, 1864. No. 3. p. 10

Dodders infesting (Dewey). 1898

Seed of —

American, chemical composition comjiured to that grown in

Europe. 1898. p. 17

crop of, 186.3. No. 6. p. 11

See also Alsike clover — Crimson clover — Croi)s, i)rincij)al — Red
clover seed.
Clover hay worm, Asopia costalis, some studies of ( Welister). 1891.

p. 121

Clover-leaf beetle, invasion by (Smith). 1891. \>. 231

Clover mite:

Circular relative to ( Marlatt) . 1897

Report on ( Riley and Marlatt) . 1890. p. 45

Clover-seed caterpillar, report on (OsbornandGossard). 1S91. ]).56.

Clover-seed midge in Wisconsin, note on. 1886. p. 39

Clover worm. See Green clover worm.
Club-root in U. S., report on (P^ycleshymer). 1891. p
Clubb, Henry S. Michigan fruit region, facts relating to.
Clubs. See Agricultural and horticultural societies and clubs.
Cluss, Adolph. See, for report as architect, 1868, Agriculture de-
partment, architect of.
Cluss and Kammerhueber, Agriculture Department, l)uilding for,

specifications of workmanshij) and materials required in. 18()7 ..
Clute, Jacob, jkldress of, before National Road Conference, Julv,

1894. p. 14 "...

Coal, antliracite, production of, in Pennsylvania. 1820-72. p. 36 .

See also Brown coal.
Coal ashes. See Ashes.
Coal oil:

Composition and quahties, manufacture, u.se in arts, history of
discoverv, and tlieory of origin (Lesley), p. 429

West Virginia (Shattuck). p. 525

See aha Petroleum.
Coates, C. E., jr. Agricultural course in the South, principles under-
lying formation of. 1 900. p. 59

Cobb County, Georgia, soil survey of (Burke and Marean). \t. 317..
Coccid.'e :

Collected in Puerto Rico by A. Busck in 1899, list of (Pergande
and Cockerell). 1900. p. 92

Distribution of (Cockerell). 1893. p. 99

Georgia, notes on ( Scott) . 1 900. p. 49 ,

Jamaican, some food plants of (Cockerell). pp. 158, 245

Japanese, some new species of, with notes (Cockerell). 1896.
p. 47

Maritime species of (Cockerell). 1894. p. 42

Massachusetts, notes on some (Cooley ). 1898. p. 61

Natural condition which affects distribution and a1)nndance of
((>)ckerell ) . 1 895. j). 91

New, collected in Mexico l)y Prof. C. H. T. Townsend, notes and
<lescrij)tions of (Cockerell). 1896. p. 31

Ohio, partial list of ( Webster an<l Burgess). 1902. p. 109

Parasites of, in collection of Agriculture Department (Howard),
p. 350

San Francisco, some found ])y Alex. Craw in course of his quar-
antine work at (Cockerell). 1896. p. 42

See also Parasites.
Coccidia:

Hei)atic, of rabbits, Eimeria stieda}, correct name for. 1902. j). 18.

New genus of, Eimeriella (Stiles). 1902. p. 18

Coccids:

Fatal temi)erature for .some, in (Georgia (Scott). 1899. p. 82

New, on birch ( Hubbard and Pergande) . 1898. p. 13

Index

('lassinciitlnii III).

A 1.1:865

A27.9:2
A6.4:14

A1.9:79
A27.9:l

A 9. 7:4
A9.7:3

A9.5:19
A9.7:3
A9.7:4
A9.3:12

A28.5:7
A27.9:8

A1.2:Sp3

A22.3:10
A27.9:ll

Al. 1:862
Al. 1:863

A10.3:76
A26. 5:9011

A9.6:22
A9.7:6
A9.6:26
A9.7:5

A9.8:4
A9.7:7
A9.6:17

A9.():2

A9.8:4
A9.6:37

A 1 . 1 :SSO
A9.8:4

A4.3:35
A4.3:35

A9.():20
A9.6:18

233

Index

Coccinellid, abnormal, report on ( Biir^ref^.s) . 1898. p. 59

See also Australian scymnns.
Coccinellidje:

Conservatory, exiierinient with (Webnter). 1890. p. 363

Scale-feeding predatory insects which affect usefulness of (Mar-

latt). 1902. p.84......

See aim Tasmanian coccinellidaj.
Cockerell, Theodore Dru Alison:
Coccidie —

distribution of. 1893. p. 99

natural conditions which affect distribution and aljundance of.

1S95. p. 91

new, collected in Mexico, by Prof. C. II. TylerTownsend, notes

and descriptions of. 1896. p. 31

some, found by Alex. Craw in course of his quarantine work

at San Francisco. 1896. p. 42

Entomological ethics, report on. 1898. p. 87

Fungi of Custer County, Colo. 1 889. p. 8-4

Jamaican coccidfc, some, food plants of. 1893. p. 158, 245

Japanese coccid;e, some new species of, with notes. 1896. p. 47.
Lecanium infesting blackberry, considered identical with L.

fitchii. 1894. p. 29

Maritime species of coccida?. 1894. p. 42

New INIexico, injurious insects of, notes from. 1894. p. 207

New Mexico and Arizona, entomological notes from. 1902. p.

107

Orthezia insignis as garden pest. 1892. p. 89

Paris green, experience with. 1897. p. 25

Plant fauucC, notes on. 1892. ]>. 1 17

San Jose scale and its nearest allies, 1897

Sawfly, new, which is injurious to hollyhocks. 1894. j). 251

Slip-records for entomologists, note on. 1893. p. 198

West Indian rufous scale, report of. 1892. p. 380

See aUo, as joint author, Pergande, Theodore.

Cocklebur, a weed poisonous to stock, p. 99

Cockrill, B. F. Live-stock interests in Tennessee. 1883. p. 225

Cockroaches:

Migration of ( Howard) . 1895. p. 349

Report on — •

1890 ( Riley), p. 266

1896 (Marlatt). p. 84

1902 (Marlatt)

Viviparous, report on. 1891. p. 443

Cocoa palm, origin and distribution of (Cook). 1901. p. 257

Cocoa ])rei)arations, adulteration of (Spencer). 1892. ~ p. 875

Same (Ewell). 1892. p. 933

Cocoanut mealy-wing, report of. 1893. p. 314

Cocoanut])alms, diseased, in Cuba, report of investigation of (Busck).

1902. p. 20 - - .

Cocos Island, plants from, collected by U. S. S. "Albatross" in

1887-91, list of (Rose). 1892. p. 135

Code, W. H.:

Arizona, irrigation in, use of water in. 1899. p. Ill

Irrigation in Salt River Vallev, Arizona. 1900. p. 83

same. 1901. p. 51 " ;

Codling moth:

Doul)le- brooded, report of ( Marlatt) . 1894. p. 248

Investigation of, in Idaho, 1900 (Simpson), p. 51

Investigations in Northwest during 1901 (Simpson). 1902

Life history, studies on ( Gillette) . 1902. p. 5

Recent studies on. 1899. p. 19

Report on (Howard), p. 88

Coe, A. B.:

Chinook winds, how they came in 1896. p. 413

Kites in Montana. 1896. p. 237

Ca'urd'Alene Mountains, Idaho, botanical survey of, during summer
of 1895 (Leiberg). 1897. p. 5

Classifloatlon uo.
A9.6:17

A9.7:2
A9.6:37

A9.7:6
A9.6:2
A9.8:4

A9.8:4

A9.6:17

A28.5:5

A9.7:5

A9.8:4

A9.7:7
A9.7:7
A9.7:7

A9.6:37

A9.7:5

A9.6:9

A9.7:5

A9.8:6

A9.7:7

A9.7:6

A9.7:4

A4. 1:893-4
A1.7:2

A9.7:7

A9.7:2

A9.6:4

A9.5:51

A9.7:3

A6.5:7

A7.3:13'

A7.3:13'

A9.7:5

A9.6:38

A6.5:l

Al 0.3:86

A10.3:104

A10.3:119

A9.7:7

A9.6:30

A9.6:35

A9.6:31

A1.9:92

Al.l:887

A29.6:24
A29.6:24

A6.5:5

234

Coffee :

Adulteration of (Spencer). 1892. p. 875

Brazilian. 1 <S76. p. 275

Consumption of, in V. 8., per capita of population —

1870-1895. p. 552

1896. p. 595 ,

1898. p. 723

Cultivation of, in Mexico (Foster). 1876. p. 26S

Culture and habits of ( Weaver) . p. 31

Culture in Guatemala. 1889. p. 175

Imports and consumption of, in U. S. 1872. p. 35

Plant, cultivation of. p. 25

Shade in culture of (Cook). 1901

Substitutes (Langworthy). 1900. p. 22

Coffey, George N. See, as joint author, Dorsey, Clarence Wilbur.
Coffey, George N., and Hearn, W. Edward:
Soil survey of —

Alamance County, North Carolina, p. 297

Cary area. North Carolina, p. 311

Coffin, Fred. F. B. :

Artesian and underflow conditions in South Dakota. 1S9;!. ])t.

4,.P 51....

Artesian well investigation, field work in South Dakota. 1890.

p. 125

Cogniaux, Alfred. Roseanthus, a new genus of cucurbitacea; from

Acapulco, Mexico. 1896. p. 577

Cohn, Ferd. Hessian fly in Silesia in 1869; translated by C. F.

Gissler. 1883. App. p. 39

Coins and currency of U. S. 1898. p. 676

Colaspis flavida injuring Le Conte pear, note on. 1886. ]>. 40

Cold, widespread area of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 257

Cold frames. See Greenhouses and cold frames.

"Cold Friday," Feb. 7, 1807, note on (Henry), p. 545

Cold spell of Nov., 1896, in Montana and adjoining States (Hazen).

p. 414

Cold storage:

Mechanical, for fruit (Clark) . 1900. p. 12

On the farm (Clark). 1900. p. 9

Cold-wave bulletins

Cold waves:

Atmospheric, depth of (Abbe). 1899. p. 62

Florida. 1886. p. 23

Januarv and Februarv, 1864, notes on ( Abbe). ]>. 114

Middle' Gulf coast (Garriott). 1895. p. 334

Origin of (Abbe). 1894. p. 511

Possibility of giving warnings of, to stock-raising interests 48

hours in advance (Brandenburg) . 1899. p. 33

same (Glass). 1899. p. 35

Southwest ( Hazen). 1899. p. 291

Warnings of, for benefit of transportation companies (Smith).

1899. p. 37

Year 1898. Report on (Garriott). j.. 208

same. p. 27

Cole, Frank N. Barometric pressure, diurnal variations of. ls*i2 ..

Coleman, Clarence. What fmr bad roads cost us. 1895. j). 17

Coleof)tera:

California, notes on habits of some (Coquillctt). 1892. ]>. 260..
Certain species of, that attack useful plants, notes on (Chittenden).

] 897. p. 20

Habits of some species of, observed in San Diego County, Calif.

(Blaisdell). 1892. p. 33

Hymenopterous parasites of, observations on some (Chittenden).

1893. p. 247

See aUo Beetles.
Coleopterf)US enemies of grapevine, sonfe( Chittenden) . 1895. p. .■'>S4.
Colinia, Mexico, i)lants, colli'ctiKU of, niad(^ in, bv Edward I'ahiicr,
in the years 1890 and 1891 ( Rose ) . 1895. " p. 293

Index

(lasNillcatloii no.

A7.3:13'
A27.9:14

Al. 10:895

Al. 10:896

Al. 10:898

A27.9:14

Al. 1:879

A27.9:27

A27.9:ll

A1.6:3

A6.3:25

A1.9:122

A26.5:901i
A26.5:901'

A15.2:Ir72
A15.2:Ar7
A6.5:3

A8.1:3
Al. 10:898
A9.3:12
A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:24

Al. 9:119
A1.9:119
A29.9:

A29.6:27
A27.9:24
A29.6:28
A29.6:23
A29.6:22

A29.3:24
A 29. 3:24
A29.6:27

A29.3:24
Al. 1:898
A29. 1:898
A 29. 3:6
A22.3:ll

A9.7:4

A9.6:9

A9.7:5

A9.7:5

A 9. 7:7

A6.5:l

285

Index

College faculty meetings ( Scott) . 1 895. p. 80

College Station, Md., sorghum-siigar experiments at (Wiley). 1889.
College -work section, Association of American Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations, rc])ort of:
1890. p. 139

!>. 1 05

p. 24 -.

pp. 25, 92

p. 79

pp. 32,98...

pp. 16, 69

p. 55

p. 87

p. 65

]). 99 ,

p. 67

1891.

1892.

1893.

1894.

1895.

1896.

1897.

1898.

1899.

1900.

1901.
Colleges:

Meteorology in, to what extent is it taught at present; should it
be offered as an undergraduate or as a postgraduate course?
(Loveland). 1902. p. 90

See also Agricultural colleges — Universities.
Colleges and universities:

State, relation of churches to ( Harris) . 1899. p. 100

Weather Bureau and, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 568

See also Agricultural colleges — Cornell University — Harvard
University — Johns Hopkins University — Kansas University —
Lake Erie College — Maine State College — Minnesota — Uni-
versities.
Collier, Peter:

Analytical work done on sorghum and cornstalks by chemical
division, July-December, 1880

Sorghum as a sugar-producing plant, investigation of. 1883

See also, as joint author, Vasey, (ieorge.

See also for reports as chemist, (Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture

Department, 1878-1882

Collingwood, H. AV. Farmers' institute work, best method of pub-
lishing results of. 1902. p. 39

Collins, G. N. Seeds of commercial saltbushes. 1901

Collins, Jerome J. Marsh lands, reclamation of, extracts from report

on. p. 600

Collins, P. Y. Address of, before national road conference, July,

1894. p. 35 ^.

Collins, V. D. Morocco, agriculture of. p. 499

Colman, Norman J. :

Address of —

before Association of Official Agricuftural Chemists. 1885.

p. 21

before convention of Association of Agricultural Colleges and

Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C, July 8, 1885

before convention of agriculturists. 1885. p. 5 _

before National Cattle Growers' Convention, Kansas City,
Mo. 1887

Agricultural experiment stations in U. S., organization of, intro-
duction to report on. 1889. p. 5

Animals, domestic, contagious, infectious, and communicable dis-
eases among, rules of Department of Agriculture for suppres-
sion of. 1887

Beef supply, American, address on, before 3d National Conven-
tion of Stockmen, Chicago, Nov. , 1 885

Business methods in Agriculture Dei)artraent. 1888

Chestnut oak for railroad ties, circular on. 1887

Downv mildew and black rot of grape, circular on treatment of.
1887 ----

Dressed-meat traffic of U. S., answers to questions regarding,
p. 277

Timber, increasing durability of. 1887

See also, for reports as Commissioner of Agriculture, 1885-1888 . .

Classification no.
Al 0.3:24
A7.3:26

A10.5:3

A10.3:7

A10.3:16

A10.3:20

A10.3:24

A10.3:30

A10.3:41

A10.3:49

A10.3:65

A10.3:76

A10.3:99

A10.3:115

A29.3:31

A10.3:65
A29.6:26

A1.6:33
A1.8:27

A7.1:

A10.3:110
A6.3:27

Al. 1:870

A22.3:10
Al. 1:862

A7.3:7

A1.8:37
A1.7:9

A1.8:43
A10.3:l

A1.8:44

A1.8:38

A1.2:C71

A13.4:4

A28.4:3

A4. 1:886

A13.4:3

Al.l:

236

1895.

14.

p. 362.

p. IS....

Cologne, German J', American dried apples in (Wamer).
Colombia, statit^tics of. 1890. p. 569

See alsn Colon.
Colon, Colombia, rainfall at, note on (Abbe.) 1893-95
Colonization:

Essay on. p. 569 ,

Vineland as a les.son in. p. 410

Color, relation of temperature to, note on (Abbe). 1900.
Colorado:

Agricultural progress of. 1869. p. 226

Agricultural statistics of. 1869. p. 296*

Agriculture of, notes on —

1866. p. 442

1869 (Thomas), p. 379*

Arid regions of, possibilities of reclamation of, bv utilizing under-
lying waters (Miller). 1891. pt. 1, p. 301 .'.

Artesian well investigation, field work (Carpenter). 1890. p. 173.

Cattle and sheep industry of ( Kennedy) . p. 367

Cattle industry of ( McXeely ). p. 377

Climate of, and its effect on trees (Parsons). 1888. ]>. 221

Crop year in. 1890. p. 520 1

Eastern, artesian basins of, geological conditions of (Van Diest).
1890. p. 87

Entomological notes from, rejiort on (Gillette). 1900. p. 76

Evotomys from, description of new (Merriam). 1890. p. 23 ...

Forest conditions of Kocky Mountains in (Ensign), p. 41

Grasses and forage plants of, notes on (Pammel ). 1897

Grasses of arid disti-icts of, investigation of ( Vasey) . 1886

Grasshoi)per disease in (Gillette). 1896. i>. 89

Insect notes —

1901 (Gillette), p. 51

1902 (Caudell). p. 35

Insects, few, that have been unusually abundant in, this year

(Gillette). 1897. p. 77

Irrigation in, practical, p. 254

Irrigation statistics and progress (Carpenter). 1890. p. 181

Lamb feeding in (Clark), p. 275

Live-stock industry of (Standart) . p. 32(i

same (McNeely). p. 425

Northern, agriculture of, notes on (Thomas). 1869. ]>. 284*

Plants from, descriptions of new (Holzinger). 1893. p. 286

Rain in, seasonal, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 155

River discharges in (Abbe). 1899. p. 314

Rocky Mountain lociist in, in 1880 (Chipman). App. p. 55

Seasonal forecasts in, 1872-1899, notes on (Abbe), p. 206

Sheep industry of, in 1897 (McXeelv). p. 377

Snowfall in (Abbe). 1897. p. 210'

Water laws of (Field ). 1899. p. 39

Water supph- of, for season of 1900, as depending on snowfall
(Brandenburg). ]>. 493

See also Amity Canal — Arkansas Valley — Cache la ]*oudre Val-
ley— Colorado Springs — Custer County — Denver — Fort Col-
lins— Fort Lyon — Grand Valley — Jefferson County.
Colorado grasshojiper. See Cirassho])per, hateful.
Colorado potato beetle:

In (leorgia, note on.

Notes on —

1871. p. 332

1874 (Glover). ]>. 324

Two methods of destroyiii<j (Glover

See also (Grosbeak, rose-breasted.

Colorado Si)rings, Colo., meteorolo<rical records at, brief discussion

of hourlv, from Novend)er, 1892, to September, 1894 (IMorrill).

1896. p. 215

Colorado Valley, Texas, floods in, special report on, April 7 to 17,
1900, and other floods during same period (Cline). p. 146 ..
* By a misprint, this pugc number appears twice.

Index

I'lasslflcatlon uo.
A7.3:48
A27.9:28

A29.6:26

Al. 1:870
A 1.1:869
A29.6:28

A27.9:7
A27.9:7

A27.9:4
A27.9:7

Al5.2:Ir7
A15.2:Ar7
A4. 1:891-2
A4. 1:898
A13.3:2
A27.9:28

A15.2:Ar7

A9.6:26

A5.5:4

A13.3.2

A3.3:9

A6.3:l

A9.6:6

A9.6:31
A9.6:38

1 886

187

1>-

445 .

A9.6:9

Al. 1:871

A15.2:P94i

A4. 1:901

A4. 1:885

A4. 1:889-90

A27.9:7

A6.5:l

A29.6:28

A29.6:27

A8.1:3

A 29. 6:28

A4. 1:898

A29.6:25

A10.3:58

A29.6:28

A9.3:12

A27.9:9

A27.9:12

A27.9:13

A29. 1:896
A29.6:28

237

Index

Coloring matter for foods, analytjia of, provisional method for (Tol-

man). 1902. p. Ill ..."... ,

Columbia River:

Flood in, 189-i (Abbe). p._510

Possibility of high water in, from melting snow in mountains

(Pague). 1899. p. 252 ,

Columbia River Region, Leibergia, a new genus of umbelliferae from

( Coulter and Rose). 1896. p. 575

Columbus, Christopher. Discovery of magnetic declination made

by (BarteUi). 1895. p. 486

Columbus, Ohio, agriculture school, speech of James AVilson at close

of, July 7, 1902

Colvin, Richard. Italian honeybee; or. Culture and Italianization

of native or black honeybee, p. 530

Comb building, foundation in. 1901. p. 23

Combustion, spontaneous, meteorological conditions favorable to,

noteon (Ab])e)._ 1900. p. 249

Comes, O., and Deperais, . Grape-vine, Peronospora of, first re-
sults obtained fromjise of chloride of aluminum and proposal

of new remedies against. 1890. p. 94

Commelinacese, new genus of, Treleasea (Rose). 1899. p. 207

Commerce:

Between United States and Mexico, for 1873, 1878, 1883, 1888, and

1893. p. 492

Highways of (Haupt). 1901. p. 56

Injurious insects and report on ( Howard). 1895. p. 332

International, agricultural contributions to. 1891. p. 77

Work of meteorologist for benefit of (Bigelow). 1899. p. 71...
Commercial bodies, relations of weather officials with, how pro-
moted (Beals). 1899. p. 69

Same (Sims). 1899. p^. 74

Commercial butter cultures used in connection with pasteurized

cream (Allen). 1898. p. 21

Commercial fertilizers. See Fertilizers, chemical analysis, methods of.

Commercial plantations, hardy catalpa in ( Hall) . 1902

Commercial saltbushes, seeds of (Collins). 1901

Common schools. See Schools.

Como, Italv, International Electrical Congress at, 1899, notes on

( Abbe) . p. 419

Comstock, J. Henry:

Cotton insects, report upon. 1879

Insects, miscellaneous, report on. p. 195

same. p. 195

Sugar cane, insects injurious to. 1881

See also, for reports as Entomologist, Agriculture Department, 1880

and 1881

Comstock's rotary spader, description of, 1865. No. 5. p. 34

Concentrated fertilizers. See Fertilizers.
Conchyliastes musicus. See JMosquito.

Condensation, cloudy, notes on (Abbe). 1897. i>. 543

Condensation of atmospheric moisture, report on (Barus). p. 526 .
Condensed milk. iSce Milk.

Condimental and medicinal cattle and poultry foods. 1901. p. 22.
Condimental feeding stuffs, use of, in feeding animals. 1898. p. 25
Condiments. See Spices and condiments.

Conduct and the weather, report on (Dexter). 1899. p. 353

Condurango, specimens of, note on. 1871. p. 403

Cone-nose, report on ( jNIarlatt) . 1896. p. 32

Conestoga horse, brief history of (Strohm) . p. 175

Confections, adulteration of ("Wiley and others). 1892. p. 633

Conformation of Ijeef and dairy cattle ( Soule) . 1902

Conger, Norman B. :

Great Lakes, wrecks and casualties on, during 1895, 1896, and 1897

Thunderstorms, forecasting of, during sunnner of 1893

Tornadoes of May 25, 1896, in Michigan, report on. p. 156

Water temperatures of Great Lakes. 1899. p. 352

I'lasKlllcatlon no.

A7.3:65

A29.6:22

A29.6:27

A6.5:3

A29.3:ll»

A1.2:W69

Al. 1:863
A1.9:133

A29.6:28

A6.3:ll
A6.5:5

A27.9:32
A22.3:21
A9.7:7
A27.9:29
Al. 10:899

A29.3:24
A29,3:24

A1.9:103

A13.3:37
A6.3:27

A29.6:27

A9.2:C82
A 1.1:881-2
A9. 1:882
A1.6:35

A9.1
A27.9:3

A29.6:25
A29.1:891»

A1.9:144
A1.9:73

A29.6:27

A27.9:9

A9.6:4

A 1.1:863

A7.3:13«

A1.9:143

A29.2:G81«
A29.3:9
A29.6:24
A29.6;27

238

Conger, Norman B. — Continued

Weather forecasts best calculated to aid maritime interests of
Great Lakes; method of reaching those interested. 18!i9. p. 20

AVeather forecasts in street cars. 1902. p. 206

Congress, members of, circular letter to, requesting cooperation with

Otiice of Road In(|uiry, Agriculture Department

Congressional aid in road improvement, necessity of (Stone). 1902.

p. 23 :

Congressional reprints of agricultural publications for sale by Super-
intendent of Documents. 1 897 "

Conifers, New England, souie diseases of (Schrenk). 1900

Coniomycetes fungi. See Fungi.
Conn, Herbert William:

Dairy bacteriology. 1 895

Milk, fermentations of. 1892

Connecticut:

Commercial fertilizers in, law on. 1870. p. 151

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 9

Irrigation in, notes ( Phelps and Yoorhees). 1897

Nursery inspection in ( Britton) . 1899. p. 131

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (Louns-
bury ) . p. 2

San Jose scale in (Britton). 1898. p. 81 ,

Snows in, early, from 1 783 to 1882 ( A bbe ) . p. 418

See aim Hartford — • New Haven — Thompson.
Connecticut Experiment Station:

Address on ( Atwater). 1901. p. 51

Fungi described in recent reports of (Thaxter). 1891. p. 278...
Connecticut River, tobacco production on. 1865. No. 2. p. 18
Connecticut tobacco:

Bulk fermentation of ( Floyd ) . n. d

Physiological studies of (Loe w ) . 1900 ,

Production of, on Connecticut River. 1865. No. 2. p. 18

Shade-grown, to be sold at auction May 1, 1902, at Hartford,

Conn. , catalogue of. 1902

See also Tobacco.
Connecticut Valley:

Soil map of, description of. 1900

Soil survey in ( Dorsey and Bonsteel ) . 1900. p. 125

Sumatra tol^acco, growing under shade in ( Whitney) . 1902

Connick, H. D. H. Yuba River, use of water of. 1901. p. 130

Connor, Patrick:

Evening, character of the. 1898. p. 306

Ferrel, William, short 1 >iography of. 1898. p. 457

Meteorology for use of schools, primary work on. 1899. p. 102.
Weather forecasts, long-range; can they be made with sufficient

precision to be of general utility? 1899. p. 44

Conservatory, coccinellid;o in, experiment with (Webster). 1890.

p. 363

Constable, Howard. Wood preservation. 1887. p. 92

Same, reprint. 1894. p. 276 ,

Constants, phenologic or thermal ( Ihne). 1895. p. 427

Consular correspondence of Agriculture ])epartment (Dodge), p.

487

Consuls and consular agents, reports of, on cotton crop and its ene-
mies in Mexico, Central and South America, and West Indies.

1885. app. p. 59

Contagious diseases. See Diseases of animals and references there-
undei'.

Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium

Converse, F. A. Address of welcome, American Association of Far-
mers' Institute Workers, held at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 18 and

19,1901. 1902. p. 11

Convict labor:

Highways, use on (Stone). 1895. \>. 11

Plan ftn- use of, on roads. 1895. p. 7

Public roads, use on (Graham ). 1895. ]>. 34

Index

i'lassIflcHtlun no.

A29.3:24
A 29. 3:31

A22.4:3

A22.3:25

A21.2:R29
A 28. 3:25

A10.3:25
A10.3:9

A27.9:8
A27.9:6
A 10. 3:36
A10.3:65

A22.4:33
A9.6:17
A 29. 6:22

A 10. 3:99

A28.5:7

A27.9:3

A 26. 4:5
A1.8:65
A27.9:3

A26.2:T55

A26.4:7
A1.8:64
A26.3:20
Al 0.3: 100

A29.6:26
A29.6:26
A29.3:24

A29.3:24

A9.7:2
A13.3:l
A13.3:9
A29.3:ir''

A 1.1:864

A8.1:4
A6.5:

A 10.3:1 10

A22.3.16
A22.3:16
A22.3:ll

239

Index

Convict labor — Continued

Road building, use in (Lyon). 1901. p. 90

Road improvement in North Carolina, use in (Holmes). 1895.

P 5

Southern States, road Imilding with (Holmes). 1901. p. 319 ...
Conway Springs, KauH., t^orghum sugar experiments at:

1888 (Deming). p. 280

same, p. 63

1888 (De Schweinitz). ]>. 2S4

same, rearranged, p. 74

1888 (Wiley), p. 12

1889 ( Wiley) . pp. 12, 23

1889 (De Schweinitz). p. 05

Cook, A. J.:

Agricultural experiments in 1891, report of. p. 83

Kntomologists, W'ork of, in experiment stations. 1891. p. 212 ..

Entomology, teaching, report on. 1890. p. 107

Keros(>ne emulsion and arsenites, some historic notes on. 1891.

p. 62

Poplar gonioctena, report on. 1891. p. 67

Cook, (ieorgeH. Agricultural education in New Jersey. 1882. p. 7.

See also, as joint author, Atwater, Wilbur Olin.
Cook, Orator Fuller:

Agriculture in tropical islands of United States. 1901. p. 349...

Animal industry of Porto Rico, notes on. p. 663

Chay ote, a tropical vegetable. 1 901

Cocoa ])alm, origin and distribution of. 1901. p. 257

Rublxjr cultivation for Porto Rico. 1900

Seed and plant introduction section. Agriculture Department,

circular relative to. 1899

Shade in coffee culture. 1901

Cook, S. R. Atmosphere, planetary, permanency of, according to

kinetic theory of gases. 1 902. p. 401

Cook County, 111., tornado of May 25, 1896, in (Abbe), p. 168

Cook Inlet region, Alaska, natural historv of (Osgood). 1901. p. 51.
Cooke, Wells W. : _

Agriculture, methods of instruction in teaching. 1896. p. 39 . . .
Bird migration in Mississippi Valley; edited and revised by Clin-
ton Hart Merriam. 1888

Milk, sour, analysis of. 1890. p. 22

Cooking:

Diminished pressure on, effects of (Abbe). 1900. p. 160

Instruction in, in public schools of New York City, history and

present status of (Hogan). 1899

Cooley, George W. :

Gravel roads in Hennepin County, Minn., method of construction

and cost of. 1901. p. 96

Hydrology of Lake Minnetonka watershed. 1899. p. 14

Cooley, Robert Allen. Massachusetts coccidse, notes on some. 1898.

p . 6 1 .---.--

Coolidge, J. H. Farmers' institute work accomplished in Illinois.

1902. p. 20

Coombs, F. E. Calumet Plantation Sugar Experiment Station, Pat-
terson, La. , experiments at. 1892. p. 48

Cooper, Ell wood. Olive industry. 1892. p. 130

See also as collector, Coquillett, Daniel William.
Coordinate axes, standard system of, for magnetic and meteorolog-
ical observations and computations (Bigelow). 1897. p. 201
Copper-gypsum as remedy for grape mildew (Nessler) . 1891. p. 73

Copper in wines (Fallot). 1890. p. 96

Copper, metallic. See Sugar.

Copper River coimtry, Alaska, notes on (Abercrombie). p. 307

Copper salts as fungicides (Chester). 1891. p. 21 ,

Copper-soda as remedy for grape mildew (Nessler). 1891. p. 73...
Copper sulphate and germination; treatment of seed with copper

sulphate to prevent attacks of fungi ( Evans). 1896 ,

See also Grape mildew.

Classification no.

A22.3:21

A22.3:16
A 1.10:901

Al. 1:888

A7.3:20

Al. 1:888

A7.3:20

A7.3:20

A7.3:26

A7.3:26

A9.3:26

A9.7:3

A9.7:3

A9.7:4
A9.7:4
A1.8:22

A 1.10:901
A4.1 :899
A6.3:28
A6.5:7
A6.4:28

A6.4:16
A6.3:25

A29.6:30
A29.6:24
A5.5:21

A10.3:30

A5.3:2
A7.3:31

A29.6:28

A10.3:56

A22.3:21
A29.6:27

A9.6:17

A 10. 3:120

A7.3:37
A1.8:20

A29.6:25

A28.5:6

A6.3:ll

AlO.l 2:901

A28.5:6

A28.5:6

A28.3:10

240

Coqiiillett, Daniol "William:

Australian insects sent 1)v Albert Koeliele to Elhvood Cooper
and B. I\I. Lelnn-r, report on. 1893. p. L'51

same, status of. 1 S<to. p. 24

Australian ladybinl, imiwrted. 1889. p. 70

Buffalo gnats, or black flies, of United States. 1898. p. 66

Buhach, production and manufacture of. 1886. p. 7

Cankerworms, circular on . 1 895

Cecidomyians, two new, destructive to buds of roses. 1900. p.

44 ...'

Cecidomyiid injurious to seeds of sorghum. 1898. p. 81

Cecidomyiid that lives on poison oak. 1895. p. 348

Coleoptera of California, notes on habits of some. 1892. p. 260.

Corn worm or boll worm in California. 1889. p. 331

Cottony cushion-scale, remedies for. p. 552

Cypress twig borer, report on. 1890. p. 116

Cyrtoneura cassia, is [it] an injurious insect? 1895. p. 338

Dipterous insects, two, injurious to cultivated flowers. 1895.

p. 399

Dipterous leaf-miners, two, on garden vegetables. 1895. p. 381 .

Dipterous parasite of Diabrotica soror. 1890. p. 233

Dipterous parasite of melanoplus devastator in California. 1892.

P 22

Hydrocyanic acid gas —

as an insecticide. 1893. p. 176

patent on process declared invalid. 1894. p. 257

treatment with, for scale insects, history of. 1891. p. 457 . ..

use of, for destruction of red scale. 1890. \). 202

Insects, beneficial and injurious, of California in —

1892. p. 9

1893. p. 22

Locust invasion of California in 1891 , report on. p. 34

Locusts of San Joaquin Valley, California, p. 289

Lysiphlebus, Braconid genus, variations in. 1891. p. 313

Mosquitoes, North American, synoptic tables of. 1900. p. 4

Oscinidfe and Agromyzidpe, reared at United States Department

of Agriculture, habits of. 1898. p. 70

Red scale of California, various methods for destroying. 1890.

P 9

Rove beetle, another parasitic. 1891. p. 318

San Jose scale in Virginia. 1894. pp. 253, 324

Scale insects —

California, report for 1891. ji. 13 ■.

gas treatment for. p. 123

same, supplementary report. 1888. }>. 41

new, from California. 1891. p. 382

various methods for destroying, annual report on. 1890. p. 19.

various methods for destroying, report on. p. 123 ,

same, p. 123

Tachinida' of America, north of Mexico, a family of parasitic two

winged insects, revision of. 1897

Violet pest, new, report on. 1900. p. 48

Walnut spanworm, report on. 1897. p. 64

Wheat-pest, new, report of. 1895. p. 406

Yucca whipplei, pollination of, in California. 1893. p. 311

Corbett, Lee Cleveland:

Home fruit garden, preparation and care. 1901. p. 431

same

Horticulture, experimental, systems of record keeping in. 1896

p. 104 '.

Horticulture, laboratory methods in teadiing. 1899. p. 127 —

Plants, propagation of. 1902

See also, for report as Horticulturist in charge of experimental

gardens and grounds. 1901

Corbett, W. W. F.eef and beef cattle of tlie West. p. 326

Corbin, S. "Welford. Address of, before Virginia good roads conven-
tion, Oct. 18, 1894. p. 13

Index

ClaKslflcatioii uo.

A9.7:5

A9.7:6

A9.7:2

A9.6:10

A9.3:12

A9.5:9

A9.6:22

A9.6:18

A9.7:7

A9.7:4

A9.7:l

A 1.1:886

A9.7:3

A9.7:7

A9.7:7
A9.7:7
A9.7:2

A9.7:5

A9.7:6
A9.7:7
xV9.7:3
A9.7:2

A9.3:30

A9.3:32

A9.3:27

Al. 1:885

A9.7:3

A9.5:40

A9.6:10

A9.3:22

A9.7:3

A9.7:6

A9.3:26
Al. 1:887
A9.7:l
A9.7:3
A9.3:23
Al. 1:888
A9. 1:888

A9.8:7

A9.6:22

A9.6:7

A9.7:7

A9.7:5

Al. 10:901
Al. 9:154

Al 0.3:41
A 10. 3:65
A 1.9:157

A14.1:
Al. 1:862

A22.3:ll

114—04-

•16

241

Index

Cordley, A. B. Anarsia lineatoUa zell, notes on. 1897. p. 71

Cordova, Argentina, national exhibition at. 1869. p. 371

Cork oak. jrrowth of, in Tnitcd States, etc. (Jones). 1895. p. 9

Cork-tree:

Caterpillar damaging. 1889. p. ]3t>

Eeport on. p. 550

Corlies, James C. Pleuro-pneunionia among cattle in New Jersey,

investigations of. p. 46

Com:

American —

composition of, investigation of (Richardson) —

1 883

same, errata. 1 884. p. 98

1884, 2d report

in Prnssia. 1868. p. 462 .-...

Calorimetric determination of heating value of (Richards). 1898.

p . 95

Canning, in Maine ( Boardman ) . 1886. p. 554

Chicago and Milwaukee, 1862-66. p. 431

Comparative value of red and white kafir corn and, steer-feeding

experiments to ascertain (Georgesson). p. 483

Cost of growing, in Illinois. 1873. p. 36

Crop —

condition of, monthly notes on

statistics of, annual

Culture in South (Tracy). 1898

Distribution and consumption of —

1883. No. 57

1884. No. 5

1893. No. 102A

1895. p. 59

Ear vs. corn-and-cob meal for cows (Beal). 1899. p. 16

Experiments with. 1872. 'p. 292

Feeding values of wheat vs. 1897. p. 4

For fattening pigs ( Duggar ) . p. 496

For silage and fodder (Gettys) . 1900 ,

Frosted, value of. 1863. No. 5. p. 8 ,

Grazing steers on (Langworthy). 1901. p. 27

Insects affecting, observations on, in 1887 (Webster), p. 147

same, notes on ( Webster) . 1890. p. 159 ,

Moldy, feeding to animals (Langworthy). 1900. p. 26

Planting and replanting. 1899. p. 6

Premium crop, in Pennsylvania. 1870. p. 478

Production of, in New South Wales. 1893. p. 311

Raising, expense of. 1894. p. 106

Runner's white, p. 186

Smut of, is it injurious to cattle? 1898. p. 16

Smutty —

ill effects of, on cattle (Gamgee) . 1869. p. 78

same, p. 73

poisonous, note on. 1869. p. 144

Statistics of. 1875. p. 234

Sugar, analysis of ( McMurtrie). 1875. p. 1 76

Sugar-cane beetle injuring, note on. 1886. p. 32

same (Howard). 1888. p. 11

Sweet, forcing of, under glass (Clark). 1898. p. 13

Varieties of (Sturtevant). 1899

See also Broom corn — Crops, principal — Kafir corn — Maize, or
Indian corn.

Corn and climate, report on, relation of (Wren). 1901. p. 8

Corn-and-cob meal for cows, ear corn versus (Beal). 1899. p. 16.

Corn bill-bugs, life history of one of (Webster). 1889. p. 132

Corn crambid, abstract of notes on (Beck with). 1891. p. 42

Corn-feeding sy phus-fly , report on. 1888. p. 5

Corn fodder:

Green, for milch cows. p. 291

Valueof. 1871. p. 470

ClasKlflcatlon no.
A9.6:9
A27.9:7
A13.3:ll

.\9.7:2
Al. 1:878

Al. 1:881-2

A7.3:l
A7.3:4
A7.3:4
A27.9:6

A10.3:49
A27.9:24
A27.9:4

A4. 1:898
A27.9:ll

A27.9:
A27.1:
A1.9:81

A27.9:21

A27.9:22

A27.9:31

A27.9:32

A1.9:107

A27.9:10

A 1.9:56

A4. 1:898

A3. 4:24

A27.9:l

Al. 9:124

Al. 1:887

A9.7:3

A1.9:122

A1.9:92

A27.9:8

A27.9:31

A27.9:32

Al. 1:874

A1.9:69

A1.2:C29»

A1.2:C292

A27.9:7

A27.9:13

A27.9:13

A9.3:12

A9.7:l

Al. 9:105

A10.3:57

A29.6:29

A1.9:107

A9.7:2

A9.7:4

A9.7:l

Al.l:870
A27.9:9

242

1899.

Com fodder — Continued

See also Corn stover.
Corn meal as food for pigs (Plumb and Anderson), p. 463 .
Corn plant, feeding value of, at different stages of growth.

P 9

Corn-root aphis, summary history of (Forbes). 1891. p. 233

Corn-root webworm, an old pest in Indiana, note on. 1886. p. 33..
Corn stover:

As a feeding stuff. 1898. p. 12

Feeding value of ( Lindsey ) . 1896. p. 353

See also Corn fodder.
Com worm. See Boll worm.
Cornell University, imiversitv extension in agriculture at (Craig).

1901. p. 137 ."

Cornstalk borer, larger:

Circular relative to ( Howard ) . 1896

Report on (Howard). 1891. p.9o :

Cornstalk disease in cattle:

Cornstalks ■ presumablv cause of, chemical examination of (I)e

Schweinitz). 1896" p. 88

Nature, cause, and means of preventing, investigation hito

(Moore). 1896. p. 9

Rabies and, report on. 1896

Cornstalks:

Analytical work done on, by chemical division, .Tulv-Dec, 1880

(Collier). 1881 '.

Sugar determinations from, partial summary of. 1880. No. 2.5.

p. 23

same. No. 27. p. 23

Waste in feeding (Beal). 1899. p. 16

Cornwall, H. B. Baking powder, adulteration of. 1889. p. 583...

Correspondence courses in agriculture ( Craig) . 1902. p. 50

Corsa, William P. Nut culture in TT. S., embracing native and

introduced species. 1896 ;...

Cory, C. L. Electrical engineering laboratory in its relations to

local engineering work. 1900. p. 99

Cossidse, North American, with facts in life historv of Cossus center-

ensia (Bailey). 1883. p. 49

Cossus centerensis. See Cossidaj.
Costa Rica:

Barometric standard of, comparison with (Abbe). 1902. p. 445.
Climatology of, monthly notes on, Jan., 1901-Oct., 1902 (Pittier).

Meteorology in, notes on ( Abbe ) . 1900. p. 541

Cotswold ram "Golden fleece." p. 340

Cottier, Joseph. Hydrodynamics, equations of, in form suitable for
application to problems connected with movements of earth's

atmosphere. 1897. p. 296

Cotton, W. E. See, as joint author, Schroeder, Ernest C.
Cotton :

Acreage of —

1892. p. 136

1895. p. 245

American —

deterioration of ( Watts ) . 1 873. )>. 253

future demand for ( Watkins ) . 190 1 . p. 193

future of (Newton). 1864. No. 1. p. 12

notes on. 1864. No. 6. p. 6

Anthracnose of, report on (Southworth). 1891. p. 100

same (Atkinson). 1891. p. 173

As surplus crop (Jones). 1870. p. 36

Average yields of, extravagant estimates of. 1866. p. 345

Bibliography of, supplemental. 1896. p. 423

Bollworm of. See BoUworm of cotton.

Botany of (Evans). 1896. p. 67

Brazil, antiquity, methods and extent of cultivation, etc. (Bran-

ner) . 1885

Brief history of what it is and where it grows, p. 104

Index

I'lasslflcntluii no.

A4. 1:899

A1.9:97

A9.7:3

A9.3:12

A1.9:84.
Al. 10:896

A10.3:99

A9.5:16
A9.7:4

A4.3:10

A4.3:10
A4.3:10

A1.6:33

A27.9:18
A27.9:18
Al. 9:107
A7.3:13 5
A10.3:110

A20.2:N95

A10.3:76

A9.3:3

A29.6.30
A29.6:
A29.6:28
Al. 1:866

A29.6:25

A27.9:30
A27.9:33

A27.9:ll
A 1.10:901
A27.9:2
A27.9:2
A 28. 5:6
A28.5:6
A 27. 9:8
A27.9:4
A10.3:33

A 10. 3:33

A1.7:8
Al. 1:862

243

Index

Cotton — Continued

British trade in. 1866-67. p. 378

Chemistry of (McBryde and Beal). 1896. p. 81

Climatology and soila in their relation to cultivation of (Whit-
ney). 1896. p. 143

Climatology of (Mell)

Condition of crop, montlily notes on

Crop statistit^s —

1868. p. 138

1869. p. 354

1874. p. 173

1895 ( Watkins)

1896-97 ( Watkins)

1897-98 ( Watkins)

1898-99 ( Watkins )

1899-1900 (Watkins)

Cultivated varieties of (Tracy). 1896. p. 197

Culture of, in 1866 (Cloud), p. 190

same (Hammond). 1896. p. 225

Date of receipt of, in Louisiana, 1857-70. p. 356

Deterioration of ( Watts) . 1 872. p. 21 1

Diseases of ( Atkinson ) . 1896. p. 279

Distribution of. 1893. No. 101 A

Enemies of crop in Mexico, Central and South America, and AW^st

Indies, reports of consuls and consular agents on. 1885.

App. p. 59

Exports of, from Egypt (Hitchcock). 1897. p. 29

same. 1897

Fertilizers for ( McBryde) . 1894

Fiji Islands, microscopic investigation of (Taylor). 1872. p. 317

Handling and uses of ( Hammond) . 1896. p. 351

History, botany, chemistry, culture, enemies, and uses. 1 896 . .

History and general statistics of (Handy). 1896. Y'. 17

Imports into Great Britain —

1866-67. p. 249

1868. p. 459

1869. p. 147

1870-71. p. 324

Imports of U. S. 1880-91. p. 664

India crop — '

1889. p. 163

1892-93. p. 167

1893-94. ]). 203

1894. p. 24

1894-95. p. 146

Insects affecting. See Boll worm of cotton — Cotton insects.

Low price of. 1891. p. 481

Manufacture and consumption in world. 1876. p. 501

Manufacture of, statistics of. 1869. p. 371*

same. 1876. p. 105

Manuring of ( White). 1896. p. 169

same (White). 1897

Middling, prices of. 1851-71. p. 137

Movement of. 1870-72. p. 451

same, with croj) estimates: 1887. p. 449

New process of utilizing (Watts). 1876. p. 400

Planting —

directions for (Lyman) . p. 193

progress of. 1883. No. 59 :

Produ('tion, cost of ( Watkins) . 1 899

Production and ])rice of, for one hundred years (AVatkins). 1895

same, abstract

Production and trade of the world. 1890. j). 268

Quality of crop, 1873, answers to circular regarding, p. 123

Raising by free labor (Landon) . ]>. 88

* By a misprint, this pago number appears twice.

Classlflciitloii no.

A27.9:5
A10.3:33

A10.3
A29.3
A27.9

33

A27.9:6

A27.9:8

A27.9:13

A27.4:4

A27.9:35

A27.4:9

A27.8:17

A27.8:19

A10.3:33

Al. 1:866

A10.3:33

A27.9:8

A27.9:10

A10.3:33

A27.9:31

A8.1:4
A10.3:42
A12.4:15
A1.9:14
A27.9:10
A 10. 3:33
A10.3:33
AID. 3:33

A27.9:5
A27.9:6
A27.9:7
A27.9:9
A27.9:29

A27.9:28
A27.9:31
A27.9:32
A27.9:33
A27.9:33

A27.9:29

A27.9:14

A27.9:7

A27.9:14

A10.3:33

A1.9:48

A27.9:9

A27.9:10

A27.9:25

A27.9:14

Al. 1:866
A27.9:21

A27.8:16

A27.8:9

A27.8":C82

A27.9:28

A27.9:12

Al. 1:864

244

Cotton — Continued

Kaising in California. 1872. p. 493

Report on best sections. 1866. pp. 238, 280, 329

Root-rot disease of, new (Atkinson). 1891. p. 202

same, circular of inquiry on ( Rusk)

Season of 1869-70 in India, p. 361

Spinning, atmosijheric conditions favorable to, notes on (Abbe).

1900. p. 294

Trade in, 1868. 1868. p. 364

Under high culture (Gift), p. 409

Wilt disease of (Smith). 1899

same ( Orton ) , 1900

World's sujiply and consumption of. 1894. p. 246

tSee also Augusta, Ga., Congress of cotton States — Boll worm of
cotton — Crops, principal — Egyptian cotton — Flax-cotton —
Raw cotton.

Cotton and currency, 1895

Cotton army worm, origin of, and best means of destroying (Jones).

1878. p. 356 ."

Cotton-belt:

Forecast stations oi Weather Bureau, establishment and inspection

of (Marbury). 1899. p. 150

Forecast stations of Weather Bureau in, instructions governing.

1892

same ( Berrv ) . 1897

Reporton (Sniith). 1885. p. 59

Cotton-boll weevil. See Mexican cotton-boll weevil.
Cotton caterpillar:

Brazil (Branner) . 1885. App. p. 49

Letter on ( Morse) . 1867. ]>. 249

Cotton convention. See Atlanta, Ga.

Cotton cutworm, note on (Atkinson). 1891. p. 31

See aho Cutworms.
Cotton Exchange and Agriculture Department reports. 1886. p. 496.

Cotton exchanges, list of. 1899. p. 759

Same, 1901. p. 696

Cotton insects:

Bahama Islands (Schwarz). 1S7<S. ]>. 347

Field. 1898. p. 85

Georgia and Florida ( Grote) . 1 878. p. 351

Injurious —

in Brazil, prelimiiiar)^ report of observations ujxm (Branner).

1884. p. 63 - .

notes on. 1866. pp. 239, 282, 331, 377, 421

same, 1867. p. 21

remedies for ( Weed) . 1 893. ]>. 167

Investigation of. p. 210

same, p. 5

Kerosene experiments with. 1883

Mississippi, notes on ( Ashmead ) . 1 894. pp. 25, 240, 320

Protection against (Glover). 1873. ]>. 571

Report on —

1879 (Comstock )

1885 ( Stelle) . App. p. 7

Resume of more important chapters of report upon. ]i. 263

United States ( I lo ward ) . 1 896. p. 31 7

same, with introduction. 1897

See aho Bollworm of cotton — Cotton cater])illar — Cotton cut-
worm — Cotton plant-louse — Cotton worm — INTexican cotton-
l)o]l weevil.
Cotton machinery, adaptation of flax-cotton to (Jack.son). p. 405 —
Cotton or melon plant-louse, report on (Pergande). 1895. p. 309 —
Cotton seed:

Exports of. 1887. p. 450

Products of, feeding value of (Kilgore). 1896. p. 385

Value of, to farmer (Beal). 1901. ]). 24

Cotton seed and its prQ(lucts. 1 S9<)

Index

Olasslflratlon no.

A27.9:10
A27.9:4
A9.7:3
A 28. 4:9
A27.9:8

A 29. 6:28

A27.9:6

Al. 1:867

A28.3:17

A28.3:27

A27.9:32

A27.8^C82
A9.2:C82

A 29. 3:24

A29.12:C82
A29.12:C81
.\8.1:4

A8.1:4
A27.9:5

A9.7:4

A27.9:24
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:901

A9.2:C82

A9.6:18

A9.2:C82

A9.3:4
A27.9:4
A27.9:5
A9.7:6
A 1.1:878
A9. 1:879
A9.3:l
A 9. 7:7
A27.9:ll

A9.2:C82
A 8. 1:4
A 1.1:879
A 10. 3:33
A1.9:47

Al.l:8{)2
A9.7:7

.V27.9:25
A 10. 3:33
Al. 9:124
A1.9:36

245

Index

Cotton-seed industry (DaughertyV 1901. p. 285 ,

Cotton-seed meal:

Effect of, on quality of Imtter (Allen). 1900. p. 24 ,

Fertilizers containing, determination of available phosporic acid

in(Dancy). 1890. p. 161 ,

Metaphosphoric and pyrophosphoric acids in, occurrence of

(Hardin). 1892. p. 50 ,

Nitrification of, in different soils (Withers and Fraps). 1902.

p. 36

Cotton stainer or red bug:

Parasite of supposed eggs of ( Howard ) . 1889. p. 241

Reporton. 1889. p. 234

Cotton States, agriculture in, condition of (Ploward). ]>. 215

See also Southern States.
Cotton States and International Exposition, Atlanta, (ia., 1895 See

Atlanta, Ga.
Cotton worm or aletia:

Address on, before cotton convention at Atlanta. 1881 (Riley).

p. 153 ,

same. p. 153

Aggregate damage from, in Texas, cotton crop of 1887 (Snow).

1889. p. 32

Anatomy of ( Minot and Burgess ) . 1885. p. 45

Circular no. 7 on. p. xxviii

same, answers to circular. App. p. 71

Destruction of, by birds (Redfield). 1883. No. 65. p. 25

Final report on (Riley). 1885

Georgia, in 1878 (Willet). 1878. p. 358

Habits and natural history of (Trelease). 1878. p. 361

Letter on (Ferguson). 1867. p. 288

Machinery designed for destruction of, experimental tests of
(Barnard) —

1883. p. 39

1885. p. 191

Mississippi, in 1878 ( Anderson ) . p. 352

Notes on_ (Glover). 1874. p. 429

Observations and experiments upon —

1883 (Neal). p. 38

1883 (Jones), p. 47

1883 (Johnson), p. 53

Question in 1894, report on (Schwarz). 1895. p. 315

Report on (Hubbard) . App. p. 5

Same, 1880-1882. (Anderson), p. 37

Same, (Jones) . 1885. p. 55

Texas, south, in spring and early summer of 1883, report upon

(Anderson). 1883. p. 31.._

Cottontail hot, further notes on, with breeding and identification of

fly (Townsend). 1893. p. 317

Cottonwood, cimbex injuring, in Nebraska (Webster). 1890. p. 228

Cottonwood beetle, striped, report on (Lintner). 1895. p. 69

Cottonwood borer, great damage by, note on. 1886. p. 41

Cottony cushion-scaFe:

Experiments on (Koebele). p. 558

Remedies for (Coquillett). \). 552

See also Scale insects.
Cottrell, H. M., Burtis, F. C, and (Hh, I). H. Dairy cow, feed and

care of. p. 450

C'oulter, John M. :

Apetake of western Texas, description of. 1894. p. 347

Cactus, anhalonium, and lophophora, North American species of,

preliminary revision of. 1892. p. 91

Echinocactus, cereus, and oi^untia, preliminary revision of. 1896.

p. 355

Gamopetalfe of western Texas. 1892. p. 1 53

Monocotyledons of western Texas, description of. 1894. p. 421

Phanerogams and pteridophytes of western Texas, manual of.

1891-94

I'lasslflcation no.
Al. 10:901

Al. 9:119

A7.3:28

A 7. 3:35

A7.3:67

A9.7:l
A9.7:l
Al. 1:874 ,

Al. 1:881-2
A9. 1:882

A9.7:2

A8.1:4

A8.1:4

A8.1:4

A27.9:21

A8.1:4

A9.2:C82

A9.2:C82

A27.9:5

A9.3:3
A8.1:4
A9.2:C82
A27.9:12

A9.3:l
A9.3:l
A9.3:l
A9.7:7
A8.1:4
A8.1:4
A8.1:4

A9.3:3

A9.7:5
A9.7:2
A9.6:2
A9.3:12

Al. 1:886
Al. 1:886

A4. 1:899

A6.5:2

A6.5:3

A6.5:3
A6.5:2
A6.5:2

A6.5:2

246

Coulter, John M. — Continned

Polypetahe of western Texas, description of. 1891. p. 6

Rio Grande, region of, in Texas, from Brazos Santiago to El
Paso Count V, collection of plants made bv G. C. Nealley, re-
port on. 1890. p. 29 .'

Coultei", John M., and Rose, Joseph Nelson:

Hesperogenia, a new genus of umbelliferae from 3Iount Rainier.
1899. p. 203

Leibergia, a new genus of unibellifene from the Columbia River
region. 1896. p. 575

Mexican uml)ellifene, mostly from the State of Oaxaca, recently
collected by C. G. Pringle and Edward "William Nelson, re-

port on. 1895. p. 289

Umbelliferfe, North American, monograph of. 1900. p. 9

Country roads. See Roads.

Country slaughterhouse as a factor in spread of disease (Stiles).

1896. p. 155

Court, meteorological records in (Linnev) . 1902. p. 1 SO

Same (Lyons). 1902. p. 18.3 ."

Cousins, H. H. Climatologicul data for Jamaica. Sept., 1902. p.
444

Same, Oct., 1902, p. 487

Cover crops grown to protect trees and improve soil of orchards.

1899. p. 12

Coville, Frederick Vernon:

Botany, text-books on. 1899. .p. 154

Botany division. Agriculture Department —

list of publications of

work of, for farmer. 1897. p. 90

Crepis occidentalis and its allies. 1896. p. 559

Crimson clover hair balls, circular on. 1896

Death Valley expedition, botany of. 1893

Forest growth and sheep grazing in Cascade Mountains of Oregon.
1898

Klamath Indians of Oregon, notes on plants used by. 1897. p. 87.

Mushroom poisoning in D. C, recent cases of, observations on

Plant breeding and seed selection

Vegetable dietary, our, some additions to. p. 205

Weeds, noxious, report on —

1889. p. 382 .^

same, p. 382

1890. p. 388

same, p. 388

Yakutat Bav, Alaska, botanv of, with field report by Frederick

Funston." 1895. p. 325.".

Hee also, for reports as Botanist, Botany division. Agriculture De-
partment. 1893-1901

Covington area, Georgia, soil survev of (Marean). p. 329

Cowgill, E. B.:

Sorghum-sugar industry in Kansas. 1888. p. 18

same, abstract, p. 223

Cowpeas:

Fattening pigs ( Duggar ) . p. 496

Food for hogs (Duggar). ]>. 501

Grazing steers on (Langworthy). 1901. y>. 27

Report on (Smith)

same, p. 287

same

Resistant to root knot ( Webber and Orton). 1902. i». 22

Silage and fodder (Gettys). 1900

Wilt disease of —

1899 (Smith)

1902 (Orton). p. 9

Cows:

Abortion in. 1869. p. 299*

*By a inisiiriiit, tliis pa^o mnnln'r appears twicH'.

In«1eif

I'llissiflcutioil uo.

A6.5:2

A6.5:l

A6.5:5
A6.5:3

A6.5:3
A6.5:7

Al. 10:896

A29.3:31

A29.3:31

A29.6:30
A29.6:30

A1.9:87
A29.6:27

A6.4:30
Al. 10:897
A6.5:3
A6.4:8
A6.5:4

A13.3:15
A6.5:5
A6.4:13
A6.2:P69
Al. 10:895

Al.l
A6.1
Al.l
A6.1

889
890
890

A6.5:3

A6.1:
A26. 5:901'

A7.3:17
Al.l:887

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A1.9:124
A1.9:89
Al. 10:896
A3. 4:5
A19.3:17
A3. 4:24

A28.3:17
A19.3:17

A27.9:7

247

Index

Cows — Continued
Dairy —

feed and care of (Cottrell, Biirtis, and Oti.s). p. 450

scale of points for judginjjr, regardless <if breeds. 1900. ]). 737.

type of, in relation to milk ami butter production (Lawson).
1901. p. 28

weather and. 1902. p. 28

Decrease of. 1865. No. 4. p. 13

Ear corn versus corn-and-cob meal for (Beal). 1899. [>. \('y

( Jestation in. 1898. p. 1 8

Healthy and diseased, effect of tuberculin injections upon nnlk

of ( be Schweinitz). 1896. p. 15

Manure from, fertilizing value of. 1899. p. 5 ,

Milch-
food of, do volatile acids in, occur in nnlk? (Weiske). 1890.
p. 141

green corn fodder for. p. 291

Classification no.

A4. 1:899
Al. 10:900

1900.
1899.

]). Zo

pp. 803,

21-

light versus heavy grain feeding for (Allen),
metabolism of , investigations on (Hagemann)

903 r.

Poor vs. good. 1897. p. 3

Profitable and unprofitalde, statement of (Allen). 1900.

Scrub, milking of. p. 491

Stall for, improved. 1901. p. 30

Testing, as to milk and butter production, some notes in connec-
tion with (Scovell). 1899. p. 123

Tuberculous —

feeding calves with milk of ( Wilcox ) . 1899. p. 23

milk of, observation of presence of tubercle bacilli in, when
udder is not visibly diseased (Smith and Schroeder). 1893.

p. 60

See also Animals — Cattle — Dairy — Milk.

Cows and cattle of foreign countries (Pearson ) . 1 896. ji. 38

Cows' milk. See Milk.
Cox, Henry J.:

Chicago weather forecast district, monthlv report of —

Sept.-Dec, 1898 ".

Jan.-May, Sept.-Nov., 1899

Jan.-June, Sept.-Dec. , 1900

Jan.-March, May, June, Sept. , Nov. , Dec. ,1901

Jan.-March, May-Oct., 1902

Storm signals on Great Lakes. 1899. p. 152 (erroneously printed

j.H.cox) : ..!

Temperature, should verifying change of, be smaller, and should
not terms "slightly warmer" or "slightly cooler" be credited?

1902. p. 127 ".

Weather forecasts best calculated to aid maritime interests of
Great Lakes; method of reaching those interested. 1899. p. 19.
Cragin, Harry W. and H. S. :

Thunderstorms, local, observations for, at Skyland, Page County,

Va. 1900. pp. 328,389 "...

Thunderstorms near Washington, D. C, report on. 1900. p. 287.
Craig, John:

Agriculture correspondence, courses in. 1902. p. 50

Cornell University, university extension in agriculture at. 1901.

p. 137

Pomological nomenclature, i)roposed code for. 1899. i>. "130

Craig, .John A.:

Sheep feeding. 1897

Stock, pure-bred, business of breeding, p. 416

Crambid. See Corn crambid.
Crampton, C. A.:
Baking powders —

adulteration of. 1889. p. 555 ,

character and constitution of. p. 1 63

Beers, wines, and ciders, composition of, and substances used in
their adulteration, p. 183

A1.9:124
A1.9:149
A27.9:3
A1.9:107
A 1.9: 103

A4.3:13
A 1.9:97

A7.3:24
Al. 1:870
Al. 9:119

A10.6:10
A1.9:56
Al. 9:114
A4. 1:898
A1.9:144

A 10. 3:65

Al. 9:107

A4.3:3
A4.3:tl

A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A 29. 6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:30

A29.3:24

A29.3:31
A29.3:24

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A10.3:110

Al 0.3:99
A10.3:65

A1.9:49
A4. 1:901

A7.3:135

A7. 1:889

Al. 1:887

248

Crampton, C. A. — Continued

I)es Linges sugar experiment station, Baldwin, La., record of ex-
periments at, season of 1888

Fats, crystallization of. 1889. p. 449.

Fermented alcoholic beverages, malt liquors, wine, and cider,

adulteration of. 1887. p. 263

Sugar-cane and beet juices, analysis of; with table for calculation

of analyses. 1884. p. 31

same, at Fort Scott, Kans. 1887. p. 15

Hee (tlso, as joint author, Denton, Albert A.
Crampton, C. A., and Fake, N. J.:

Chemical work done at Fort Scott in sorghum-sugar experiments,

1887, summary of. p. 221

same, p. 15. [Fake is not mentioned in this print.]

Sorghum analysis at Fort Scott, Kans. , in 1887. p. 5

Cranberries:

Insects affecting, report on ( Smith ) . p. 393

same, p. 9

Interest in U. S. in, in 1869. p. 204

Production of, 1872-74. p. 535

Rotting of, and a proposed remedy ( Bcal) . 1900. p. 9

Cranberry culture:

New jersey (Taylor) . p. 569

Report on ( Phinney ) . p. 131

same ( Saunders ) . 1894

Cranberry fireworm, probable remedy for ( Kirkland). 1899. p. 53.

Cranberry gall fungus, treatment of (Halsted). 1891. p. 18

CranV>erry girdler, report of (Scudder). 1894. p. 1

Cranberry leaf-galls, report on (Thomas). 1889. p. 279

Cranl)errv rot, microscopic observations on (Taylor). 1875. p. 445.

Same '(Taylor). 1876. pp. 45, 350 _.

Cranberryrot and scald, microscopic observations on (Taylor). 1874.

p. 439

Same (Taylor). 1875. p. 42

Cranberry scald, treatment of (Halsted). 1891. j). 18

Crane, Arthur K. Long-range weather forecasts, can they be made

with any degree of accuracy or profit? 1899. p. 157

Crane, Pxlward P. Hanover, Germany, cost of hauling farm prod-
ucts over wagon roads at. p. 6

Crane-fly, larvie of, destroying young wheat in Indiana (Webster).

1890. p. 12

Craw, Alexander:

Nursery stock and orchards, inspection of. 1900. p. 87

Scale insects found upon plants entering port of San Francisco,

list of. 1896. p. 40

Sec also, as collector, (bckerell, Theodore Dru Alison.

Crayfish, carbon bisulphide for ( Weed ) . 1895. p. 98

Cream:

Comparative amount of, from deej) or shallow setting of milk.

1872. p. 513

Composition of (Brown). 1872. p. 311

Pasteurized—

commercial butter cultures used in connection with (Allen).

1898. p. 21

restoring consistency of. 1898. p. 23

Potted sweet. 1900. p. 215

Raising, by dilution (Lawson) . 1899. \k 28

See also Milk — Potash, ])ichromate of.

"Cream pot" stock, history of (Slingerland). p. 291

See alxo Jacjues "Cream j)ot" stock.
Creameries or butter factories, advantages, location, organization,

and e(|uipment ( Alvord). 1896. p. 297

See aho Dairy.
Creasy, William T. Farmers' views of good roads, and how to get

them. 1901. ].. 78

Creatinand creatinin, physiological effectof, and their viiine as nutri-
ents (Mallet) . 1899

Index

Classification no.

A 7. 3:22
A7.3:13<

A7.3:13''

A7.3:15
A7.3:17

Al. 1:887

A7.3:17

A7.3:18

Al. 1:884
A9.3:4
A 1.1:869
A27.9:12
Al. 9:114

A 1.1:877

A 1.1:863

A1.9:13

A9.6:20

A28.5:6

A9.7:7

A9.7:l

A27.9:13

A27.9:14

A27.9:12
A27.9:13
A 28. 5:6

A29.3:24

A22.4:27

A9.7:3

A 10. 3:76

A9.8:4

A9.6:2

A 27. 9:10
A27.9:10

A 1.9:103
A 1.9:69
A 4. 1:899
A1.9:105

A 1.1:866

A 4. 1:89.5-6

A22.3:2]
A 10.3:66

24J)

A3.4:17

A1.9:65

A6.4:8

A1.9:69

A6.4:18

Index

t'lasstflcatlon no.

Credit, popular, French congress on. 1895. p. 26 A27.9:33

Credit associations, cooperative, in European countries and their rela-
tion to agricultural interests (Peters). 1892 A27.8:3

Credit unions, cooperative, of Germany. 1891. p. 339 A27.9:29

Creelman, G. C. :

Farmers' institutes in Ontario. 1902. p. 32 A10.3:110

Ontario, farmers' institute work accomplished in. 1902. p. 26 . A10.3:120
Live stock, judging of, as farmers' institute work. 1902. p. 113 . A10.3:120
See also, as editor, Farmers' Institute Workers, American Associa-
tion of.

Crepis occidentalis and its allies (Coville). 1896. j). 559 A 6.5:3

Cricket:

Tree, carnivorous habits of (Murtfeldt) 1889. p. 130 A9.7:2

Western, outbreaks of, in Idaho, report on (Milliken). 1893.

p. 17 A9.7:6

Crime. See Climate and Crime.
Crimson clover:

Circular on (Williams). 1899

Danger in use of. 1897. p. 11 ,

Hair balls, circular on (Coville). 1896

Importance of, as a forage plant. 1898. ]>. 8 ,

Seed of ( Pieters)

See also Clover.
Critchett, O. A. Irrigation and water rights, abstract nf laws of the

several States and Territories on. 1893 A15.3:l

Cronk, Cory don P. Wind vanes. 1899. p. 1 65 A29.3:24

Crop bulletins, climate and A29.7:

Crop circulars. Statistics Division, Agriculture Department A27.5:

Crop correspondents, manual of instructions to (Robinson) A27.2:C88

See also Climate and crop correspondents.

Crop reporter. Statistics Division, Agriculture Department A27.6:

Crop reports:

Indications of, vs. estimates. 1892. p. 70 A27.9:30

National and international, paper on (Chamberlain). \). 137 A1.8:22

Newspaper. 1874. p. 427 A27.9:12

Plea for systematic. 1872. p. 434 A27.9:10

same. 1873. p. 27 A27.9:ll

Report concerning. 1886. p. 394 A27.9:24

Standard of condition in. 1889. p. 470 A27.9:27

Crop service. See Climate and crop service.

Crop synopsis, monthly. Statistics Division, Agriculture Department. A27.7-

Crop zones. See Zones, life and crop.

Crops:

Amounts and injuries of, in 1864, table showing. No. 6. p. 28. J A27.9:2

Argentina. 1887. p. 382 ' A27.9:25

California and Colorado. 1890. p. 520 A27.9:28

Climate and —

notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 564 A29.6:29

problem with two solutions (Abbe). 1901. p. 419 A29.6:29

Climatology of Florida with regard to (Mitchell). 1902. p. 208.' A29.3:31

Common, value of, for forage. 1897. p. 5 ! A1.9:65

See also Forage crops.

Condition of, monthly report on, June, 1863, to Nov., 1897 A27.9:

See also Climate and crop conditions — Weather and crop con
ditions.
Continuation and rotation of, experiments in, at Rothamsted Ex

periment Station, England, lectures on (Gilbert). 1893 1 A10.3:22

Depending on meteorological conditions, notes on (Abbe). 1900. I

p. 397. •■ A29.6:28

Distributed, cultural directions for. 1902 A19.2:F74

Distribution of, some phvsical properties of soils in relation to

(Whitney). 1892 ..." A29.3:4

English, and prices, 1861-65. p. 210 A27.9:4

same. 1870. p. 361 A27.9:8

European prospects (Moffat). 1883. No. 61,]). 34. No. 64, p. 28.

No. 65, p. 29. No. 1, p. 18 1 A27.9:21

250

1891.

1893.

1894.

state of.

Crops — Continued

Experiments with. 1874. p. 387

Fall sown, condition and amount of, for 1864, table sliowin}^.

No. 6, p. 29

Fertilizer, requirements of ( Beal ) . 1 899. p. 5

Foreign —

official statistics of —

1890. p. 155

p. 276

p. 119

p. 752

1864. No. 5. p. 14

Germany, 1870 ( Prentiss) . p. 283

Growing, effei-t upon soils. 1897. p. 684

Indiana and Illinois (OsVjorn). 1891. p. 483

Insects beneficial to (Glover). 1875. p. 175

Monthly reports on condition of, etc. 1863 to 1897

Nitrogen of our, determinations bv experiments at Rothamsted

(Lewes and Gilbert). 1882. p. 142

Ontario. 1887. p. 453

same, 1890. p. 484

Overproduction of. 1892. p. 73

Pacific States. 1864. No. 5. p. 19

Pests of, and their repression by law (McCarthy). 1897. p. 19 .

Prices of. 1864. No. 1. p.' 28. No. 2. p. 20

Principal —

acreage, production, and value of. 1897. No. l.")5

statistics of —

1895. p. 526

p. 558

pp. 689, 710

p. 678

p. 759

p. 753

p. 697

wholesale prices of. 1898. p. 695

Profitable for pigs. 1901. p. 27

Rainfall of season 1897 (Henry) . p. 607

Reporting, methods in. 1889. p. 220

Reporting stations, voluntary ( Walz) . 1898. p. 208

Results of, publicity of. 1889. p. 468

Rotation of —

experiments in, at Rothamsted Experiment Station, England,

lectures on (Gillx-rt). 1893

necessity and method of (Little). 1883. p. 85

report on. 1901. p. 8

Sweden (Andrews). 1873. p. 363

Soil and, note on. 1892-98 ( Abbe) . ji. 16

Soils in their relation to production of (Whitney). 1894. p.l29.
Statistics of —

1865. pp. 19, 73

Aug., 1866. p. 350

Nov., 1866. p. 442

Statistics of, international. 1875. ]). .")2

Tests of averages of. 1892. p. 382

Value of, per acre, average. 1866. \). 249

Winds injurious to vegetation and (Curtis). 1895. p. 435

Yield of, i)er acre —

1864. No. 1. ]). 28; No. 2. j). 20

1884. No. 13

1885. No. 24

35

46

57

68...

79

1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901

Index

C'lasNlflcatloii no.
A27.9:12

A27.9:2
Al. 9:107

A27.9:28

A27.9:29

A27.9:32

A27.9:32

A27.9:2

A27.9:8

A1.10:897

A27.9:29

A27.9:13

A29.7:

1886.

No

1887.

No

1888.

No

1889.

No

1890.

No

A1.8:31

A27.9:25

A27.9:28

A27.9:30

A 27. 9:2

A 1.8:57

A27.9:3

A27.9:35

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
Al. 10:898
A1.9:133
Al. 10:897
A27.9:27
A29.6:26
A27.9:27

A10.3:22
A1.8:36
Al. 9:144
A27.9:ll
A29.6:28
Al. 10:894

A27.9:4

A27.9:4

A27.9:4

A27.9:13

A27.9:30

A27.9:4

A29.3:ll'^

A27.9:3

A27.9:22

A27.9:23

A27.9:24

A27.9:25

A27.9:26

A27.9:27

A27.9:28

251

Index

CropH — Con ti nued

Yield of, per acre — Continued

1891 . No. 90

1892. No. 99A

1894. pp. 629, 682

See aim Agriculture — Agriculturid ])roductH — Cereal crops —
Cereals — Climate and crop — Ct )ver crops — Farm products —
Field crops — Forage crops — Fruit crop — Garden crops —
Grains — Hay — Hop crops — Market-garden crops — Orchard
crops — Root crops — Tobacco — and headings beginning
Crop.
Crosby, D. J. Agricultural colleges and experiment stations, Amer-
ican, sixteenth annual convention of association of 1902, report

on. 1902. p. 81:^ --.

See also, as editor, Farmers' Institute Workers, American Associa-
tion of; as joint author. True, Alfred Charles.
Crosby, J. Schuyler. Borax as a preservative of butter, letter relat-
ing to. p. 576

Crossfield and Totten purchase. aS^ Hosmer, Ralph Sheldon, and
Bruce, Eugene S.

Crow blackbirds and their food (Beal). 1894. p. 233

Crows:

Carrion, communication of hog cholera by (Ford), p. 325

Couunon, of U. S. ( Barrows). 1895. p. 9

Food of, special report on (Barrows), p. 498

same. p. 498

Insect food of (Sell warz). 1895. p. 57

Crozier, A. A. Fungicides, effects of certain, upon vitality of seeds.

1891. p. 8

Crude liber. See Fiber.

Cruelty to animals, prevention of, in District of Columbia, bill rela-
tive to, etc. 1896

Crump, M. H.:
Address of —

before convention of National League for Good Roads, Wash-
ington. 1893. p. 45

before National Road Conference, July, 1894. p. 32

Kentucky highways, history of old and new systems. 1895

Crustacea of Tres Marias Islands, Mexico, notes on (Rathbun).

1899. p. 73

Crystals, snow, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 118 ---:-:

Cryptogamic growths, presence of, in fluids of diseased cattle (Billings
and Curtis) —

1869. p. 174

same. p. 1 56

1871 - -

Cryptophasa unipunctata, habits and earlier stages of, in Australia,

notes on (Edwards). 1891. p. 384

Cuba:

Cattle for, inspection and certiflcution of. 1899

Climate of —

also note on weather of Manila (Phillips). 1898

report on ( Phillips). 1899. p. 307

Cocoanut palms in, diseased, report of investigation of (Busck).

1902. p. 20

Dairy conditions in (Pearson), p. 383

Our trade with, 1887-1897

Poi)ulation and resources. 1898. p. 670

Sugar and molasses crops of, 1870-71 . 1871 . ]i. 326

Venezuelan cattle to, shipments of ( Fllsworth ). p. 516

See aJiio Firmeza — Havana.
Cuba and other islands of West Indies, industries of, value of climate
and crop and storm-warning services of Weather Bureau to

(Hayes). 1902. p. 58

Cuban pine ( Mohr). 1896. p. 75

Same, with additional notes by Filibcrt Roth. 1897. p. 79

('laBslflcatlon no.

A27.9:29
A27.9:30
A27.9:32

AlO 6:14

Al. 1:878

Al. 10:894

A4.1:895-e
A5.3:6
Al. 1:888
A5. 1:888
A5.3:6

A28.5:6

A1.4:4

A10.3:14
A22.3:10
A22.3:13

A5.5:14
A29.6:29

A1.2:C29i
A1.2:C29^
A1.2:C29»

A9.7:3

A4.5:39

A 29. 3:22

A29. 1:898

A9.6:38
A4. 1:901
A12.4:16
Al. 10:898
A27.9:9
A4. 1:899

A29.3:31

A13.3:13i

A13.3:13^

252

1898

Cuckoos, food of (Beal). 1898...

Cuckoos and shrikes in their relation to agriculture.
Cucumber beetles:

Notes on (Chittenden). 1898. p. 27

Striped, circular relating to ( Chittenden ) . 1898

Cucumbers, Znaim, cultivation of (Fairchild). 1901

Cucurbitacese. tiee Roseanthus.

Cucurbits, crossing of (Pammel). 1893. p. 94

Cull, Edward L. :

Beet and beet-root sugar. 1873. p. 366

Beet-sugar industry. 1873. p. 441

Cultivation by steam:

American inventions for ( Brainerd) . p. 253

Report on ( Lawrence) . 1872. p. 358

Si'e also Steam cultivation.
Cultures, tubercle bacilli found in, branched forms of (Dorset).

p. 572

Culver, Garry E. :

Artesian-wells investigation, field geologists' report for North and
SouthDakota. 1890. p. 55

Dakota basin, geological conditions of. pt. 3, p. 195

Cuprous oxid. See Sugars.
Curculio:

How to kill. 1870. p. 229

Jarring for, on extensive scale in Georgia, with list of insects
caught (Scott and Fiske). 1902. p. 24

See also Plum curculio.
Curculionidpe, breeding and other hal)its of some species of, espe-
cially of genus Tyloderma, notes on ("Webster). 1889. p. 109.

Curd test in cheese making. 1898. p. 24

Curds, gassy and tainted, investigations as to cause of. 1899. p. 25.
Cureton, Stephen. Tillage and products of soil on irrigated lands.

1887. p. 282

Currant stem-girdler. Report of (Marlatt). 1894. p. 296

Same (Marlatt). 1895. p. 387

Currency and coins of U. S. 1898. p. 676

Currency and cotton. 1895

Current chart of Great Lakes. 1892

Currents:

Lake Ontario, notes on ( Abbe ) . 1894. p. 259

Ocean (Page). 1902. p. .397

See also Japan current — Winds and currents.
Currver, J. C. Farmers' institutes, illustration and demonstration

'workat. 1902. p. 52

Curtice, Cooper:

Hypoderma bovis, larvte of. 1 890. p. 207

Maryland, outbreaks of southern cattle fever in. p. 429

Sheep, animal i)arasites of. 1890

Tapeworm disease of sheep of western plains, p. 167

Tuberculosis among cattle, detection of. p. 283

Curtis, Edward. See, as joint author, Billings, John Shaw.

Curtis, F. D. Swine, address on. 1883. p. 148

Curtis, George E. :

Rainfall, causes of, with relation to surface conditions, p. 187. ..

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 234

Winds injui-ious to vegetation and crops. 1895. p. 435

Curtis, H. E. See, as joint author, Scovell, ^Melville Aniasa.
Curtis, Thomas D. :

Butter standard, ]iaper relative to. 1883. j). 142

Cheese, production of, information relative to. 1870. p. 355

Curtiss, Charles Franklin:

Beef production, some essentials in. 1898 •.

same, p. 48

Sheep, raising for mutton. 1899

Stock-feeding experiments, significance of. 1899. p. 116

See also, as joint author, Wilson, James.

Index

Classlfioatlun no.
A5.3:9
A5.3:9

A9.6:10
A9.5:31
A23.4:2

A10.3:16

A27.9:U
A27.9:ll

Al. 1:867
A27.9:10

A4. 1:901

A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ir7'

A27.9:8
A9.6:31

A9.7:2

A1.9:84

A1.9:92

A15.2:P94i

A9.7:6

A9.7:7

A 1.10:898

A27.8=':C82

A29.2:C93

A29.6:21
A29.6:30

A10.3:110

A9.7:2

A4. 1:887-8
A4.2:Sh4i
A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:895-6

A1.7:2

Al 3.3:7

A29.6:30

A29.3:112

A 1.7:2
A 27. 9:8

A1.9:71
A4. 1:897
A 1.9:96
A 10. 3:65

253

fiKlex

Curtiss, Charles Franklin, and Wilson, James W. :

Lambs, range, feeding of. p. 469

Lambs, further experiments in feeding, p. 466

Curtiss, D. S. :

Destitute regions, water for. p. 230

Steam cultivation, progress in. p. 263

Curtiss, George G. Apple, bitter rot of, treatment of. 1890. p. 38.
Curve of comfort. See Temperatures, sensible.

Cushing, Caleb. Agriculture in Spain, p. 287

Custer County, Colorado, fungi of (Cockerell). 1889. p. 84

Customs duties:

European, on agricultural products. 1885. No. 18. p. 39

Foreign. 1886. p. 32

Customs tariff in Martinique. 1893. j). 209

Cutaneous disease among cattle, outbreak of. 1890. p. 361

Cuthbertson, David:

Fog and frost formation. 1902. p. 125

Weather Bureau stations, should compensation be allowed per-
sons not employed in Bureau while learning station duties
to enable them to perform such duties in case of emergency?

1899. p. 127

Cutter, William Parker:

Agricultural literature, suggested classification for. 1899. p. 50 .

Library of Agriculture Department, work of. 1897. p. 220

Ruffin, Edmund; pioneer in agricultural science. 1895. p. 493 .

See also, for reports as Librarian, Library Agriculture Department,

1894-1900

Cutworms :

Anthrax ]iarasitic on. 1890. p. 353

Noteon ((ilover). 1875. p. 221

Remedies for (Smith), p. 273 ,

same (Bennett), p. 274

Variegated, report on ( Chittenden) . 1901

See also Cotton cutworm.

Cycles, chronological, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 557

Cyclone, The, a poem (Allen). 1902. p. 270

Cyclones:

Development and movement of, as shown in morning and even-
ing weather maps, Apr. 2-6, 1892 (Marvin). 1893

Hurricanes, tornadoes, and (Bigelow ) . 1898. p. 525

Martinique, of Aug. 18, 1891. p. 185

Mauritius, of Dec. 5, 1897 ( Claxton ) . p. 62

Nicaragua, report on ( Clancv ) . 1897. p. 356

Report on (Watts). _ 1899. 'p. 307

Tropical, atmospheric circulation in, as shown bv movements of
clouds (Boyer). 1896 '.

Warm regions in (Abbe). 1894. p. 77 -.

West India, wind direction at different altitudes around (Boyer) .

1892. p. 50

Cyclonic storms, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 154

Cypress twig borer, report on (Coquillett). 1890. p. 116

Cyprinus carpio. See Carp.

Cyrtoneura ctesia, is [it] an injurious insect? (Coquillett). 1895.

p. 338

Dabney, Charles William, jr. :

Agricultural and other colleges and national defense. 1899.

p. 64 ....

same, n. d

Civil service in Department of Agriculture. 1897

Cotton plant, its history, botany, etc., introduction to report on.
1896. p. 13 -

Grain rusts, letter of inquiry relative to, etc. 1894

Scientific work of Agriculture Department. 1895. p. 63

Southern agriculture, progress of, address on. 1896

See also, as editor of proceedings, 1885, Chemists, Official Agricul-
tural, Association of.

Classification no.

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898

Al. 1:867
Al. 1:867
A6.3:ll

Al. 1:876
A28.5:5

A27.9:23
A27.9:24
A27.9:31
A4. 1:889-90

A29.6:30

A29.3:24

A 10. 3:65
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:895

A17.1:

A9.7:2
A27.9:13

Al. 1:885
Al. 1:885
A9.6:29

A29.6:28
A29.6:30

A29.2:C99

Al. 10:898

A29.6:19

A29.6:26

A29.6:25

A29.6:27

A29.2:At6i
A29.6:22

A29.6:20
A29.6:27
A9.7:3

A9.7:7

A10.3:65
A10.4:40
A10.4:33

A10.3:33
A28.4:14
A10.3:24
A1.4:3

254

Dabney, John Charles. See, a.s joint author, Hicks, Gilbert Henry.

Daily river stages

Dairy :

Awards for U. S. at Paris Exposition. 1900. p. 784

Bacteriology of (Conn). 1895

Bv-products of, profitable disjiosal of, at factory and on farm.

" 1898. p. 20 '.

By-prodnctH of, utilization of ( Alvord) . 1897. p. 509

Development in U.S. (Alvord). 1899. p. 381

same, p. 244

Interests of Alal)ama, (Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio in

(Perry), p. 835 .' -.

Report on. ]>. 310

Siberian, notes (Smith), p. 530

Statistics of, Agriculture Department, report of —

1871. p. 1 74

1873. p. 241...

1874. p. 238

1875. p. 408

1885 (International I. No. 21

1 896 ( A 1 vo r d )

Succulent forage for ( Williams) . 1899. p. 613 '.

Utensils of, care of (Pearson ) . 1 896. j>. 431

"Weather and, note on (Ab)je). 1899. p. 475

Workin, at agricultural experiment stations (Allen). 1897. p. 359.

See also Creameries — Deerfoot farm centrifugal dairy.
Dairy l>reeds of cattle:

Conformation of beef cattle and (Souh'j. 1902

lieport on (Alvord). p. 137

same (Alvord ). 1899 -.

Scales of points for judtring. p. 1 85

same. 1899

See also Beef and dairy cattle — ^Cattle — Dairy herd.
Dairy building.' See Biological and dairy building.
Dairy Division, Agriculture Department. For publications of this

Division sec Animal Industry Bureau

Dairy factories, statistics of. 1875. p. 217

Dairy farmer, value of stave silo to ( Beal ) . 1898. p. 23

Dairy farming:

Address on (Loring). 1882. p. 91

Report on, with some account of farm of the writer (Pratt),
p. 45r>

Index

Clitsslflcatloii no.

i

I A29.10:

I

I A1.10:900
I A10.3:25

A1.9:84
' Al. 10:897
Al. 10:899
A4. 1:899

A4. 1:885
A 1.1:870
A4. 1:899

159.

1893 .

Dairy herd:

Cooperative tests (Phelps). 1901. p. 120

Formation and management (Alvord). 1894. p. 295

same. 1897

See also Cattle — Dairy breeds of cattle.
Dairy husbandry in northern Illinois. 1874.
Dairy industry:

Denmark, progress, report on ((xeorgeson

same

Missouri and Kansas ( Chubbuck ) . 1 897

Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota (Monrad). 1896 ...

Porto Rico, with notes upon St. Thomas and Cuba (Pearson),
p. 306

United States (Wing), p. 387

Dairy laws, national and State, in full, 1897 (Pearson), p. 531

Same ( Pearson ) . 1 900

Dairv officials, list of —

1898. p. 610

1899. p. 688

1900. p. 644

1901 . p. 623

Dairy products:

Adulteration of —

1887

1893 (Brown), p. 54

A 1.1:871
A 1.1:873
A 1.1:874
A 1.1:875
A27.9:23
A4.3:ll
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:896
A29.6:27
A10.6:8

Al. 9:143
A4. 1:898
A1.9:106
A4. 1:898
A4.4:27

A4:

A27.9:13
Al. 9:103

A1.8:22

Al. 1:865

A10.3:99
ALIO: 894
A1.9:55

A27.9:12

A1.8:50
A4.3:5
A4.3:18
A4.3:16

A4. 1:901
A4.1:887-c«
A4. 1:897
A4.3:26

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
A 1.10:900
AL 10:901

A7.3:13'
A7.3:41

255

Index

Dairy products — Continued

Analysis of, provisional methods for (Le Clerc). 1902. p. 85...

See also Chemical analysis, methods of.

Foreign markets for { Dodge ) . 1 890. p. 626

Foreign trade in, threatened. 1890. p. 34

Inspection and marking for export, rules and regulations. Oct.

80, 1901

Legal and State standards for —

1S9S. p. 666

1899. I). 752

1900. p. 739

1901. p. 695

Paris Exposition of 1900 ( Alvord) . p. 599

same. p. 194

Rei)ort of committee on, at Association of Official Agricultural
Chemists — .

1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.

p. 12
p. 8

98.
29.
16.
7..
92.
176
122
98 .
105
81.
107
115
105

State standards for

Statistics, 1869-89. p. 115

United States, export of, 1821-90

See also Butter — Cheese — Cream — Filled Cheese — Foremilk —

IMarket milk — Milk — Pasteurized cream — Renovated butter.

Dairy rules, fifty, p. 201

Same, p. 36

Same (placard)

Dairy salt, study Of various brands ( Lawson ) . 1899. p. 28

Dairy schools (Pearson). 1896

Dairy tests at World's Columbian Exposition, report of committee on

(Scovell). 1894. p. 52

Dairying:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experimentstations on. 1889-

1902

American —

report on. p. 352

rise, progress, and national importance (Willard). p. 431

Associated, in New England (^lyrick). p. 375 ,

Ayrshire, England. 1867. p. 56

California —

notes upon (Pearson), p. 266

same ( reprinted ) . 1900 ,

report on ( Wickson) . 1896

Cooperative, in Sweden (Salviate). 1872. p. 452

Condition of, in principal dairy States for season of 1885

Directory of dejiartments, boards, societies, colleges, and other

organizations in interest of. 1885

English and American, their points of difference and comparative

merits (Willard). p. 358 ,

Milk fermentations and their relations to. 1892

Officials and associations connected with, list of, in U. S. and
Canada (Alvord) —

1896

1897

1898

Dlasslflcatlon no*
A 7. 3:65

A27.9:28
A27.9:28

A4.5:91

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
Al. 10:900
A4. 1:900

A7.3:16

A7.3:19

A 7. 3:24

A7.3:28

A7.3:31

A7.3:35

A7.3:38

A7.3:48

A7.3:47

A7.3:49

A7.3:51

A7.3:56

A7.3:57

A7.3:62

A7.3:67

A4.4:25

A27.9:32

A1.2:D14

A4. 1:898
A1.9:63
A4.2:D14
Al. 9:107
A4.3:17

A10.3:20

A10.6:

Al. 1:869
Al. 1:865
A4. 1:887-8
A27.9:5

A4. 1:899

A4.3:24

A4.3:14

A27.9:10

A1.8:41

A1.8:39

Al. 1:866
A1.9:9

A4.4:10
A4.4:18
A4.4:22

266

Dairying — Continued

Officials and aspociationn connected with, etc. — Continned

1899

1900

1901

1902 -

Review of recent work on (Allen) . 1895. pp. 943, 104:!

Scotland (Higgins). p. 213

South (Tracy). 1902

Dairymen, American, example for

Dairymen's Association. See American Dairymen's Association —

New York Dairymen's Association.
Daisy. See Oxeye daisy.
Dakota:

Forest-tree culture in (Smith). 1891. p. 50

Mammals and birds of parts of, food habits and distribution of

( Bai ley ) . p. 426

same. p. 426

Tree planting on plains of, experience in. 1891. p. 45

Wheatin. 1887. p. 631

See ahn Black Hills.

Dakota basin, geological conditions of (Culver), pt. 3. p. 195

Dakotas, two:

Certain climatic features of (Finley). 1893

Grasses and forage plants of (Williams) . 1897

Index

riasiilflcation no.

A4.4:26
A4.4:29
A4.4:33
A4.4:36
A10.6:5
A4. 1:898
Al. 9:151
A 12. 4:4

Agricultural resources of Alaska, p. li

p. 672.
1897.

p. 532.

Dall, William Healev.
Dallas, W.L.:

Climatology of southern and western Asia. 1896.

Cyclical changes in India, preliminary discussion of.

Droughts in India, prediction of. 1894. p. 13

Monsoon region, Indian, upper currents of air above. 1896. p. 417.
Daly, Reginald A. Ice drift and theory of ocean currents. 1900. p.

433

Dancing dervishes or dust whirls (Kimball). 1902. p. 316

Dancy, F. B. Fertilizers containing cotton-seed meal, report on de-
termination of available phosphoric acid in. 1890. p. 161...
Daniel, John V\'arwick. Roads, good, the question of the hour. 1902.

p. 68

Daniels, Edward. Road business, a question of education. 1901. p. 66.
Dansey's (Captain) kite for stranded vessels (Abbe). 1897. p. 206.

Darlington, Wm. Weeds of American agriculture, p. 509

Darlington, Md., road league, origin and work of. 1895

Darmsta<lt, Germanv, experiment station, report on (Lindsev). 1897.

p 3 : :

Date:

Cultivation of (Borstel). 1883. p. 25

Culture of (Klee). 1883

Date line in Pacific Ocean (Page). 1902. p. 363

Date palm :

Climatic data bearing upon culture of (Henry). 1898. ]>. 160...

Cultivation of, importance of. 1878. p. 13

Date palm and its culture (Swingle) . 1900. p. 453

Date palm in U. S. 1899. p. 16

Date-palm scale, experiments with. 1891 . p. 441

Daugherty, Charles M. Cotton-seed industry. 1901. p. 285

Daughert)^ J. 8. Address of. before good roads convention of

Texas, Feb., 1895. p. 3 .'

Davenport, Eugene:

Feed, coarse, necessity of, to grow cattle, p. 202

Rural life, what can agricultural colleges do to nourish a hearty

sentiment for? 1896. p. 82

Davenport, George E. Ferns collected in Mexico by Joseph Nelson
Rose during months of August and Septeni))er, 1897. 1899.

p. 146 ;

Daxddson, Rachel J. Rural road naming and house numbering.
1901. p. 19

A 13.3:5

Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887
A 13. 3:5
A27.9:25

A15.2:Ir7 2

A29.2:D14
A3.3:6

Al. 1:868

A29.3:ll'
A29.6:25
A29.3:ll 1
A29.6:24

A29.6:28
A29.6:30

A7.3:28

A22.3:23
A22.3:21
A29.6:25
Al. 1:865
A22.4:17

A10.6:7

A1.8:24
A1.8:24
A29.6:30

A29.6:26

A1.6:4

A 1.10:900

A1.9:92

A9.7:3

A1.10:901

A22.3:15

A4. 1:897

A10.3:41

A6.5:5
A22.3:21

114—04-

257

p. 64.

1S94.

p. 168.

p. 198...

general statistics of. 1899.

Index

Davidson, S. P., long record of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 450

Davis, Arthur Powell. Rainfall and temperature in Nicaragua. 1898.

p. 211

Davis, Charles, short biography of (Abbe). 1901. j). 173

Davis, G. C. :

Insect borers, few, notes on. 1891.
Insects, special economic, of season.
Mealy bugs and their allies. 1894.
Davis, (Miss) J. A.:

Agricultural experiment stations,

p. 501

Land grant colleges and agricultural experiment stations in U. 8.,

statistics of, for year ended June 30, 1899

Davis, (Mrs.) Lavinia K. Female life in open air. p. 430

Davis, Robert W. Address of, before Jefferson memorial and inter-
state good roads convention, A pr. , 1902. p. 54

Davis, T. H. New Haven, Conn, winds and rainfall of, 1873-1900.

p. 261

Davis, William Morris. Redfield and Espv period of meteorological

advancement, 1830 to 1 855. 1 895. p. 305

Davison, George Millard. Meteorologv, elementarv, talk on. 1899.

p. 144 '.

Davy, Joseph Burtt:

Horticultural herbarium, making of. 1900. p. 93

Stock ranges of northwestern California, notes on grasses, for-
age plants, and range conditions. 1902

Davy, Marie:

Europe, meteorological phenomena in, Jan. and Feb., 1864.

No. 2. p. 94

Meteorology and growth 9f beet. 1879. p. 284

Dawlev, F. E. Farmers' institute worker, requisites of a good.

1902. p. 42 :

Dawson, Charles Francis:

Asthenia in fowls, p. 329

Microorganismal diseases, laboratory methods for diagnosing of

certain, p. 335

Milk and its products, pathogenic bacteria in, vitality and reten-
tion of virulence by certain, p. 224

See (ilso, as joint author, Moore, Veranus A. — Smith, Theobald.
Dav, Charles M. See, as joint author, Faville, George C.

Day, P. C. Weather of the month, Julv, 1900

"Same, July, 1901 '

Day wages. See Wages.

Deakin, Alfred. Australian report on American irrigation, 1884-85.

p. 197

Dean, Albert. Cattle, Southern, regulating transportation of. p.

399

Dean, R. H. Climate, influence of, on animal life. 1902. p. 107 ..
Dean, Seneca. ;SW', for reports as Superintendent, Seed Division,

Agriculture Department, 1868-1879

Death by lightning, apparent, directions for j^rocedure in case of.

1894. p. 533

Death Valley, Cal:

Climate and meteorology of (Harrington) 1892

Noctuidie from, descriptions of (Smith). 1893. p. 328

Pyralidaj from, descriptions of ( Fernald) . 1894. p. 255

Death Valley expedition, 1891 :

Biological survey of parts of California, Nevada, Arizona, and

Utah, 1891. Part 2. 1893. [Pt. 1 not pu1)lished.]

Botany of ( Coville ) . 1893

Dipt era of, list of (Williston) . 1893. p. 253

Fishes of, collected in southern California and Nevada, report on,

with descriptions of new species (Gilbert). 1893. p. 229

Hetcropteraof (Uhler). 1893. p. 260

Insects, small, collection made during (Riley). 1893. p. 235...

Land and fresh-water shells collected in California and Nevada

by (Stearns). 1893. p. 269

Classiflration no.

[ A29.6:28

I A29.6:27
A29.6:29

A9.7:4
A9.7:7
A9.7:7

A]0.3:80

A10.3:78
Al. 1:866

A22.3:2o

A29.6:30

A29.3:112

A29.6:27

A10.3:76

A19.3:12

A27.9:2
A1.6:28

A10.3:110
A 4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898

A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A15.2:Ir7i

A4. 1:889-90
A29.3:31

A24.1:

Al. 10:894

A29.3:l

A9.7:5

A9.7:6

A5.5:7
A6.5:4
A5.5:7

A5.5:7
A5.5:7
A5.5:7

A5.5:7

258

Death Valley expedition, 1S91 — Continued

Localities vii^ited by, li.«t of ( Palmer) . 1893. p. 361

OriiitliDlofry of, comprising notes on birds observed in southern
California, southern Nevada, and parts of Arizona and Utah

(Fisher). 1893. p. 7

Orthoptera from (Bruner). 1893. p. 266

Pyralidina of. 1894. j). 254

KeiJtiles and batrachians collected l)y, annotated list of, with de-
scriptions of new species and lield notes bv 3Ierriam (Stej-

neger). 1893. p. 159 ".

Debts of farmers. 1887. p. 78

December, weather conditions for, ludnthlv statement of averajre

(Carriott). 1!»00. p. 538 "

Deciduous fruits. Sri' Fruits.

Decimalsystemofweightsandnaeasures (Johnson). 1864. No. 6. p.20.
Decker, Horace M. Kite, mechanics of, report on. 1897. p. 349 . .
Decroix, E. Epizooticcatarrh, information relative to. 1873. p. 180.
Deerfield stock farm, Spencer Island, Butler County, Kans., fatal
outbreak of Southern cattle fever at ( Fullinwid'er). p. 463 . . .

Deerfoot farm centrifugal dairy ( Sturtevant ) . p. 629

Deerskins, exports of. from British Columbia (Smith), j). 519

De Gheiiuicr, A. Commercial fertilizers, sale of, uniformity in legis-
lation with regard to, views on. 1885. p. 46

De Hart, D. E. Address of, before national road conference, Julv,

1894. p. 15 "...

Deherain, Pierre Paul:

Nitrification in arable soil. 1896. pp. 353, 491

Peronospora, milk of lime as remeciy for, account of visit of, to

Italian vineyards treated with. 1886. p. 77

Plants, organic matter in, origin and formation of. 1898. p. 903.

Dehorning cattle (Gowell and Russell ). p. 489

Dehvdration of viscous organic liquids (Carr and Sanborn). 1895.

p. 134

De Kay, Charles. Berlin, Germany, cost of hauling farm products

over wagon roads at. p. 4

De Lafitte. See Lafitte, Prosper de.
De Lagerheim, G. :

Fungi, new species of, from North and South America, observa-
tions on. 1891. !>. 44

Fungus of jiotato scalj, remarks on. 1891. p. 103

Puccinia and Phragmidium, relationship of. 1891. p. Ill

De Lamanon, G. Atmosphere, flux and reflux of. 1898. p. 463

DehiAx are :

Anthi-ax combating in (Neale). p. 190

Entomological notes from (Sanderson). 1902. p. 97

Farm res<»nrces and products of. 1 868. ]>. 21

Farmers' institute work accomjjlished in (Webl)). 1902. p. 17.

Insects in, notes on (Sanderson j . 1900. p. 66

Pleuro-])neumonia, contagious, outbreak of. p. 448

Road imi)rovement in, extract from governor's message (Tun-

nell). p. 3

Sheep husbandry in (Webb). 1883. p. 172

Delaware River See Kingsessing and Tinicuin meadow.

Del ]\If)nte, Enricjue. Climatology of Havana, Cuba. 1898. pM52.

Deming, F,. W. Sorgiium sugar experiments at Conwav Springs,

Kans. p. 280 ."

Same, j). (53

I)emograi>hy. See I'aris, tenth international congress of hygiene

and demography.
Demoussy, Emiie. Grtgnon Agricultural Experiment Station, in-
vestigations at. 1895. ]). 3

I )enby, Charles. Agriculture in China. 1893. j). 23

Dendrolene, report on (Smith). 1895. j). 31

Dendrotettix, genus, re])ort <jf ( Riley). 1893. p. 254

Denison, Texas. Graj)evini' treatment for downy miMew at, with
salts of copper, in 1877 (Munson). ]>. 23

mdex

I'lasslflciitldn no.
A5.5:7

A5.5:7
A5.5:7
A9.7:6

A5.5:7
A27.9:25

A29.6:28

A27.9:2
A 29. 6:25
A27.9:ll

A4. 1:884
A 1.1:880
A4. 1 :900

A7.3:7

A22.3:10

A10.6:6

A6.3:2
A10.6:9
A4. 1:898

A7.3:47

A22.4:27

A28.5:7
A28.5:7
A28.5:6
A29.6:26

A4. 1:897

A9.6:37

A27.9:6

A10.3:120

A9.6:26

A4. 1:884

A22.4:33

A1.7:2

A29.6:28

Al. 1:888
A7.3:20

.\1 0.6:5
A27.9:32
A9.6:2
A9.7:5

A6.3:5

259

p. 521...

1893.

Index

Denmark:

American boots and shoes in (Bloin). 1900.

American horse meat in ( Blom) . p. 505

American horses in ( Kirk). 1898. p. 53

Climate of ( Paulsen). 1896. p. 640

Dairy industry of, progress report on (Georgeson).

same

Egg industry in. 1902. p. 608

Hog cholera in. p. 159

same, p. 168

Trade of (Hitchcock). 1900

Dennis, J. S. Water rights under Canada northwest irrigation act.

1901. p. 11

Densmore (Brothers). Sugar, evaporating apparatus for. 1887.

p. 57

Denson, Lee A. Weather forecasts, double observation as a means

of improving. 1902. p. 153

Denton, Albert A.:

Sorghum culture at Sterling, Kans. 1891 . p. 78

Sorghum sirup, manufacture of. 1899

same. 1901

Sterling, Kans., sorghum sugar experiments at —

1887. p. 57

1892. p. 76

Sugar, evaporating apparatus for. 1887. j). 57

See also, as collaborator, W^iley, Harvey Washington.
Denton, Albert A., and Crampton, C. A.:

Sorghum, experiments with, at Sterling Experiment Station —

1888. p. 287 '

same. p. 105

1889. p. 82

Dentritication. »S'a' Soils.

Denver, Colorado:

Business and resources of. 1868. p. 143

Weather forecast district, monthly reports of, July, Sept.-Dec. ,

1901 ( Brandenberg)

same, Jan. -Oct. , 1902 ( Brandenberg) ,

Denza, P. Francesco. Meteorologv of Italian mountains. 1896. p.
659 '.

Classification no.

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A1.2:H78
A29.3:ll^
A1.8:50
A4.3:5
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:887-8
Al. 1:888
A12.3:9

A10.3:96

A7.3:17

A29.3:31

A 7. 3:34
A1.9:90
A1.9:135

Deperais, . See, as joint author. Comes, 0.

Derecho of May 16, 1899, in Ohio (Smith) . p. 196

Derelicts. See WrecLs.

De Riemer, Alicia, and Abbe, Cleveland. Hail, average frequency of

days of, during 1893-97. p. 546

Dermestes vulpinus in goatskins (Jones ). 1889. p. 63

Dermestidse, herbivorous habits of certain (Chittenden). 1895. p.

36

De Roode, Rudolf J. J. Commercial fertilizers, determination of
phosphoric acid and nitrogen in, in same A^eighed quantity of

substance. 1891. p. 104. .'

Des Lignes sugar experiment station, Baldwin, La., experiments at,

season of 1888 ( Crampton )

De Schweinitz, Emil Alexander:

Animals, diseases of, results of chemical investigations for preven-
tion of. p. 122 -

same, with additions, p. 110

Bacterial products, investigation of effects of, in prevention of

animal diseases. 1893. p. 138

same, p. 66

Berlin, international congress for consideration of best methods
for checking or curing tuljerculosis, j\Iay 24-27, 1899. p. 126.
Biochemic laT)oratorv, investigations conducted bv —

1892. p. 119 ...'. 1

same, p. 105

1893. p. 161

Butter substitutes. 1895. p. 445

A7.3:17
A7.3:37
A7.3:17

Al. 1:888

A7.3:20

A7.3:26

A27.9:6

A29.6:29
A29.6:30

A29.3:ll =

A29.6:27

A29.6:26
A9.7:2

.19.6:2

A7.3:31
A 7. 3:22

Al. 1:890
A4. 1:889-90

Al. 1:891
A4. 1:891-2

A4. 1:899

Al. 1:892
A4. 1:891-2
A 1.1:893
A1.10:895

260

Index

riasslflt'atiun no.

De Seh^A•einitJ;, Emil Alexander — Continued

Cornsitulk disease in cattle, cornstalks presunmi>ly cause of, ctieni-

ical examination of. 1896. p. 88

Disinfectants, some modern. 189t). p. 255

Enzymes, or soluljle ferments, of hos-cholera germ. p. 266

Guinea pigs, production of immunity in, from hog cholera by use

of blood serum from immunilied animals, p. 269

Iowa, hog cholera and swine-plague investigations in. IVelimi-

nary report, p. 501 1

Media culture for biochemic investigations, p. 145

Miik, examination of. p. 147

pasteurization and sterilization of. 1894. p. .331

Paris —

tenth international congress of hvgiene and demographv, held

August 10-16, 1900. p. 260 ' ."

thirteenth international medical congress, held August 4,

1900. p. 254

Serum treatment for swine plague and hog cholera, p. 235

same, with collaboration of Marion Dorset and E. C. Schroe-

der

Sorghum-sugar experiments at Conway Springs, Kans. p. 284...

same, rearranged, p. 74 :

same. 1889. p. 65

Tuberculin, preparation and use of. 1898. ]>. Ill •

Tuberculin and its use. 1894. p. 159

Tuberculin injections, effect of. upon milk of health v and diseased

cows. 1896. p. 15 ■

Tuberculosis bacillus —

attenuated, its use in producing immunity from tuberculosis

in guinea pigs. p. 318

report on. p. 262

some products of, and treatment of experimental tuberculosis

• with antitoxic serum, p. 305

Tuberculosis and glanders, investigations concerning, p. 289

De Schweinitz, Emil Alexander, and Dorset, Clarion:
Tuberculosis bacilli —

composition of glanders bacilli and. j). 295

fats contained in. p. 301

growth of, upon acid media. 1896. p. 7

mineral constituents of. p. 302

De Schweinitz, Emil Alexander, Emery, J. A., and Cameron, E. K.
Tobacco powders awd extracts, nicotin in, report of investiga-
tion of methods for determination of. 1898. p. 113

De Schweinitz, pjnil Alexander, and Schroeder, Ernest C. :

Bovine tuberculosis ])acillus, virulence of, for monkeys, and effect
of tuberculins made from tuberculosis bacilli derived from

different animals, p. 579

Tuberculosis bacillus, attenuated, further experiments with.

1896. p. 11

Desert Hora, North American, between 32° and 42° north latitude

(Parry). 1871. p. 23

Desert lands, crop report of. 1889. p. 373

Deserts and desert ranges of southern California, southern Nevada,
northwestern Arizona, and southwestern Utah; cactuses,
yuccas, and agave, geographic and vertical distril)ution of

( Merriam ). 1893. p. 345

Same, trees and shrubs in, distribution of (Merriam). 1893. j).

285

Desiccation of fruits and vegetables ( Watts). 1875. ji. 507

De Soto hogs of Jjouisiana. 1883. No. 64. p. 16

Destitute regions, water for (Curtiss). p. 230

St'e also Arid regions.
Detmer, W. Moisture, temperature, and light conditions, influence

of, on process of germination. 1895. p. 405

Detmers, II. J.:

Anthrax among cattle in the Northwest. 1881. p. 312

A4.3:10
Al. 10:896
A4. 1 :898

A4. 1:898

A4. 1:899
A4. 1 :899
A4. 1:899
A 1.1 0:894

A4. 1:900

A4. 1:900
A4. 1:898

A4.3:23

Al. 1:888
A7.3:20
A7.3:26
Al. 10:898
A4.3:7

A4.3:13

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:900

A4. 1:898
A 4. 1:898

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A4.3:13
A4. 1:898

A 7. 3:56

A 4. 1:901

A4.3:13

A27.9:9
A27.9:27

A5.5:7

A5.5:7
A27.9:13
A27.9:21
A 1.1:867

A29.3:ll='
A 1.6:34

201

1881.

p. 42(}

Index

Detmers, H. J. — Continued

Enzootic eerebro-meningitiy amonjr horses ii; Texas. 1882. p. 368.

Glanders and farcy, p. 445

same, 1 879. p. 257

Horses, diseases amoni;, in Illinoii-
Shee{), diseases of, in Texas, p. 68..
Southern cattle fever, investigation of

same. 1884. p. 247 :

Swine-plague, investigations of —

(1st report), 1878. p. 321

same, p. 19

(2d report ) . 1879. p. 365

same, p. 13

(3d report). 1880. p. 527

same, p. 153

(4th report). 1881. p. 316

Texas cattle fever, i nvestigation of. p. 595

same, at Champaign, 111. 1880. p. 291

Detroit, Mich., halo at, May, 1900 (Hooper), p. 202

Deutsche Seewarte, Handlwoks of, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 401.
De Vilmorin, Henry L. Plants, cultivated, selection and its effects

on. 1900. p. 3

Devoe, W. S. Pleuro-pneuinonia among cattle in Kansas, outbreak

of. p. 322 ..'.

De Vuyst, Paul. See Vuyst.

Dewey, C. Frank. Hungarian milling, report on. 1893. p. 38 ....

Dewey, Lyster Hoxie:

Camphor tree, circular on

. Canada thistle, circular on

Dodders infesting clover and alfalfa, circular on. 1898

Egyptian cotton in U. S. , circular on. 1900

Gramineaj (grass familv) of western Texas, description of. 3894.

p. 484 .'

Hemp industry in U. S. 1901. p. 541

Migration of weeds, p. 263

Mustard family, three new weeds of. 1897

Nut grass, circular on. 1894

Russian thistle —

circular on

history as a weed in U. S., with an account of means available

for its eradication. 1894

Tumbling mustard, circular on •.

Vegetation, characteristic, of desert region from western Texas

to central Arizona, p. 351

same. p. 351

Weeds, legislation against. 1896

Weeds and how to kill them

AN'eeds in cities and towns. 1898. ji. 193

Wild garlic, circular on

Dew-point:

Relative humidity, etc. , tables for obtaining temperature of. 1897 .

Tables of, observed at Honolulu (Lyons). ' 1899. p. 587

Temperature of, psvchrometric tables for obtaining (Marvin).

1900 '.

Valueof, in forecasting weather under certain conditions (Wood).

■ 1902. p. 152

See also Vapor pressure.
Dexter, Edwin Grant. Conduct and the weather, report on. 1899.

p. 353

Dextrine, starch, dextrose, sucrose, and gum arable, mixture of, at-
tempt to analyze (Krug). 1894. p. 167

Dextrose. See Dextrine.

Diabrotica soror, dipterous parasite of (Coquillett) 1890. p. 233

Diabrotica 12-punctata:

Habits an.l life Jiistory of (Riley). 1891. ]). 104

Observations on (Quaintance). 1900. p. 35

Dickinson, S. C. Steel-track roads. 1901. ji. 68

I'lasslflcatioii no.

Al. 1:881, 882
Al. 1:878
A1.6:12
Al. 1:881, 882
Al. 1:883
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

Al. 1:878

A1.6:12

Al. 1:879

A1.6:22

Al. 1:880

A1.6:34

A 1.1:881-2

Al. 1:880

A1.6:34

A29.6:28

A29.6:25

A10.6:ll

A4. 1:895-6

A 27. 9:31

A6.4:12
A6.4:27
A6.4:14
A6.4:26

A6.5:2
Al. 10:901
Al. 10:896
A6.4:10
A6.4:2

A6.4:3

A6.3:15
A6.4:7

Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891
A6.3:17
A1.9:28
Al. 10:898
A6.4:9

A29.2:D51
A29.6:27

A29.2:P95

A 29. 3:31

A29.6:27

A 7. 3:43

A9.7:2

A9.7:4

A9.6:26

A22.3:21

262

Dickinson, W. L. Highways, improvement of. 1902. p. 43

Dicivon', V/illiani. Food examinations, suggestions for better ar-

ran.irement of. 1893. p. 162 T.

Dickson, William. Hor.se, shoeing of. p. 529

Dickson, William, and Lowe, William Herbert. Surgical operations

on cattle, p. 301

Diehl, Israel S. Goat, breeding and raising of. p. 216

Diet. See Food and diet.

Dietaries in public in.stitutions ( Atwater). 1901. p. 393

Dietary studies:

AlaV)ama negro, 1895 and 1896 (Atwater and Woods) .

Chicago, 1895, 1896, conducted with cooperation of JaneAddams
and CaroUne L. Hunt, of Hull House (Atwater and Bryant).

1898 "

Club of women students at North Dakota Agricultural College

(Ladd). 1901. p. 21

Harvard and Yale boat crews (Atwater and Bryant). 1900

Illinois University (Grindley and Sammis). 1901. p. 7

Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio (Bevier and Sprague). 1901

P 27

Maine State College, 1895 (Jordan)

Missouri University', 1895, and data relating to bread and meat

consumption in Missouri (Gibson and others). 1896

same,' comments on (Atwater and Woods), p. 21

Xegroes in eastern Virginia, 1897 (Frissell). p. 7

same (Bevier). 1899. p. 27

New Mexico in 1895 (Goss)

New York City, 1895-1896 (Atwater and W^i.ods)

same, 1896 and 1897 (Atwater and Bryant)

Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. (Stone) . 1896

same, comments on (Atwater and Woods) . p. 23

Tennessee University, 1895 ( Wait)

.same, comments on (Atwater and Woods), p. 33

United States, some results of (Bryant). 1898. p. 439

See also Nutrition investigations.
Dietel, P. Uredinea? of United States, notes on some. 1891. p. 42.
Dietrich, Th. Milk, fat in, process for estimating bv gravimetric

method. 1890. p. 159 "...

Differential grasshopper. See Grasshopjier.
Diffusion :

Api>lication to sugar cane, and record of experiments with

sorghum in 1883. (AViley). 1884 _.

Carbonatation and, experiments with, at Ottawa, Kans. (Wilev).

1885 '....

Extracting saccharine matter from sugar-yielding j)lants by.

1869. p. 457 -

Methods and machinerj^ for api)iicatiou of, to extraction of sugar

from sugar cane and sorghum ( Wilej') . 1886

See also Sugar cane.
Digestibility:

American feeding stuffs (Jordan and Hall). 1900

Feeding stuffs, methods of determining (Kellner). 1898. p. 504.

Potatoes and eggs (Snyder). 1897. p. 20

Digestion, effect of severe and prolonged muscular work on (Atwater

and Sherman). 1901

Digestion experiments:

American, report on (Jordan ) . 1 896. p. 5

Is a digestion experiment fallacious? (Armsby). 1891. ]>. 8!t

Recent work abroad (Armsl)y ). 1891. p. 132

Digestive organs, diseases of, of cattle (Murray), p. 15

Same, of horses (Michner). p. 15

Digger wasp, larger, report < >i ( Riley) . 1 892. p. 248

Diked marshes. See Tidal lands.

Dilution, cream raising l)y (Lawson). 1899. p. 28

Dines, W. H. Anemometers in general use, relative merits of.

1 896. p._ 699 ■-

Dipodomys ordii. See Kangaroo rats.

Index

Classlflriitlon no.
A22.3:25

A7.3:38
A4.2:H78

A4.2:C292
Al. 1:863

Al. 10:901

A 10. 3:38

A10.3:55

A10.3:91
A10.3:75
A10.3:91

A10.3:91
A10.3:37

A10.3:31

A10.3:.31

A10.3:70

A10.3:70

A10.3:40

A10.3:46

A10.3:116

A10.3:32

A10.3:32

A10.3:29

A10.3:29

Al. 10:898

A28.5:7

A7.3:24

A7.3:2
A 7. 3:6
A27.9:6
A7.3:8

A10.3:77
Al 0.6:9
A 10. 3:43

A 10. 3:98

AlO. 6:6

A10.5:3

A 10. 5:3

A4.2:C29-^

A4.2:H78

A9.7:4

A 1.9:1 05
A29.3:ll»

2(>3

Index

Classification no.

, 253.

tos —

Diptor. See Tvphlot-vba.

Diptera of Death Valley Expedition, list of (Williston). 1893. p. :

Diptera. *">'?<' Agromyzida- — Belvonia — Flies — Gnats — Mosquitos

Necrophagous diptera.
Dipterous insects, two, injurious to cultivated flowers (Coquillett).

1895. p. 399

Dii)t(irous leaf miners, two, on garden vegetables ( Coquillett ) . 1895.

p. 381 -

Dipterous parasite :

Diabrotica soror ( Coquillett ) . 1 890. ]i. 233

Melanoplus devastator, in California (Coquillett). 1892. p. 22..
RelatidU to economic entomology (Townsend). 1893. p. 201...
Dii)htheria, preliminary investigation of, in fowls (Moore). 1895.

p. 39 ."

Disease:

Carriage o% by flies (Howard), p. 39

Climate and climatic elementsas curative or causative agencies of.

(Wilson). 1902. p. 104

Contagious. See Chinch bug — Insects.

Insects as carriers and spreaders of (Howard). 1901. p. 177

Losses of swine by. 1886. p. 546

Spread of, country slaughter house as a factor in (Stiles). 1896.

p.. 155.. ."

Diseases of animals :

Australian farm pests and. 1887. p. 535

Chemical investigations for prevention of, results of (De Schwei-

nitz). p. 122

same, with additions, p. 110

Communicable, rules of Agriculture Department for suppression

of (Colman). 1887

Contagious —

convention to consider subject of, held at Chicago, Nov., 1883

European comitries. 1897. p. 69

same. 1898. p. 428

extension of, and means for their limitation (Hunt) —

1884. p. 437 ;

p. 260 -

1885. p. 446

foreign countries, cijnsular reports on. p. 343

foreign countries, reports on —

1889. p. 479

1900 (Thompson), p. 492

1901. p. 590

Great Britain, p. 37

imported into United States, precautions against. 1883. p. 52.
investigations —

1877.
1878.
1879.
1879
1880.

383
321
365

p. 387

1881-1883. See Veterinary Division.

1883 (Hopkins), p. 44

1884-1902. See Animal Industry Bureau,
laws of States and Territories for control of —

1885. p. 471

p. 303

additional, p. 457

1886.
1890.
1892.
1894.
1896.
1897.
1899.
1901.

additional. ]i. 381

additional, p. 103

additional, p. 333

complete, p. 419

complete, p. 733

complete

list of State officials having contn

1898. p. 603

1899. p. 530

<.f—

A5.5:

A9.7:7

A9.7:7

A9.7:2
A9.7:5
A9.7:6

A4.3:8

A9.6:30

A29.3:31

Al. 10:901
A27.9:24

Al. 10:896

A27.9:25

Al. 1:890
A4. 1:889-90

A1.8:44

A1.8:29
A4. 1:897
A4. 1:898

A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

A4. 1:885
A4. 1:891-2

A4. 1:889
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:895-6
A1.8:29

Al. 1:877
Al:1.878
Al. 1:879
A1.6:12
A 1.1:880

A1.8:29

A4. 1:885
A4. 1:886
A4. 1:889-90
A4. 1:891-2
A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:897
A4. 1:899
A4.3:43

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899

264

Diseases of animals — Continued
Contagious — Continued

means of suppressing and extinguishing (Law), p. 19

national legislation for, address on (Salmon). 1885. p. 1.3...
New York and Brooklyn, jireliminary report of inspectors in

investigation of (McLean and others). 1884. p. 19

prevention of, in America (Salmon). 1883. p. 32

report of —

1880

1881

1884 _.

rules of Agriculture Department for suppression of (Colman).

1887

Correspondence relative to prevalence of. 1879. p. 186

Germany, 1887. p. 47

Infectious —

investigation of. 1879

same (Smith). 1891. p. IO.t

same, p. 93

same, p. 75

same, p. 28

same (Smith), p. 117 .

same, p. 45

same. 1892. p. 110..

same, p. 96

same. 1893. p. 140

list of State officers having control of. 1898. p. 603 .

same. 1899. p. 530

report on. 1893

rules of Agriculture Department for suppression of (Colman).

1887

State and Territorial laws relating to. 1901

variability of, as illustrated by hog cholera and swine j^lague

(Smith and Moore). 1894. p. 81

Investigations of (Smith), p. 119 ,

Letters of correspondents, extracts relating to. p. 493

same. 1884. p. 291 _

Knowledge concerning, some examples of development of (Sal-
mon). 1899. p.93

same, p. 53

Morphology, biology, and pathogenic properties of 28 Streptococci

found in investigation of (Moore). 1893. p. 9

Parasitic, report on . 1893

Prevention of, investigation of effects of bacterial products in

(DeSchweinitz). p. 138

same, p. 66

Relation of water supply to. 1899. p. 17

same ( Bitting), p. 471

Reported, investigation of. p. 90

same, p. 78

Sec also Animal smallpox — Anthrax — "Big head" — Black-
leg— "Bottom disease" — Bovine tuberculosis — Bronchi-
tis — Caseous lymph-adenitis — Cattle — Cholera — Cornstalk
disease — Cryptogamic growths — Cutaneous — Di]>htheria —
Distemper — Ear diseases — Epizootic ai)hthie — Epizootic
catarrh — Epizootics — Ergotism — Farm animals — Fetlock
diseases — Florida "horse-leech" — Fluke diseases — Foot
and mouth disease — Fowl cholera — Glanders — Heart —
Hog cholera — Hog fever — Horses — Influenza in horses —
Lameness of horses — Lumpy jaw — ]\Ial de caderas — Mala-
die du coit — Micro-organismal diseases — Millet disease of
horses — Ovine caseous lymjjh-adenitis — Pleuro-pneumonia
or lung plague among cattle — Poultry — Rabies — Sheep
scab — Smallpox — Spanish fever of cattle — "Staggers" —
Streptococci — Swine ]>lague — Tapeworm diseases — Trichi-
nosis — Tuberculosis — Tumors.

Index

Classifli-iitioii iio.

A1.8:29
A1.8:38

A1.7:6
A 1.8:29

A1.6:22
A1.6:34
A4.2:An5

A 1.8:44
A1.6:22
A27.9:28

A1.6
Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
A4.1
A4.3

:12

:890

:889-90

:889

:889-90

:891

:891-2

:892

:892-3

:893

:898

:899

:3

A1.8:44
A4.3:43

A4.3:6
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

A 1.10:899
A4. 1:899

A4.3:3
A4.3:3

A 1.1:891
A4. 1:891-2
A 1.9:97
A4. 1:899
A].l:890
A4. 1:889-90

265

Index

Disinfectants, some modern (De Sohweinitz). 1S96. p. 255

Disinfection of kennels, pens, and yards by fire (Stiles ). 1902. p. 15.
Dismal Swamp region, Va., botanical survev of (Kearney). 1901.

p. 321 ". '

Display men:

Special, instructions to, cipher code of wind-signal orders, amend-
ing. 1894 . ._

Special instructions to. 1892

Wind-signal, instructions to. 1896

Dissosteira longipennis, recent outbreak of, notes on (Popenoe).

1891. p. 41 - *..

Distemper. See Horses.

Distilled spirits, consumption of, in V. S., per capita of population —

1870-1895. p. 552

1896. I). 595

1898. p. 723

See also Liquors.

Distilled water for drinking [lurposes (Beal). 1901. p. 5

Distilling flask, new, for use in Kjeldahl process (Patrick). 1891.

p. 142

District of Columbia:

Animals in, prevention of cruelty to, bill regarding. 1896

Birds and game in, laws for protection of (Palmer). 1901

Milk of, "Washington, not normal (Richardson). 1888. p. 24...

]\Iushroom poisoning in, observations on (Coville)

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in, investigation of (Rose), p. 51 .
Rabies in —

1895 (Moore and Fish), p. 267

1900

1900 ( Salmon )

Shade trees and insect defoliators, four species which affect trees

of the capital. 1887

Vivisection in. 1896

See also Washington, D. C.
District of Columbia INIedical Society, committee on public health

of, report on rabies. 1 900

Divining rod, use of, in search for water (Abbe). 1900. p. 109

Doberck, W. W^eather forecasting in Hongkong. 1899. p. 98

Document and folding room. Agriculture Department, report of
superintendent of:

1890 (Longlev). p. 449

1891 (Longlev). p. 499

1892 (Longley ). p. 509

1893 (Bane), p. 409

1894 (Bane), p. 215

Dodders infesting clover and alfalfa ( Devvey ) . 1 898

Dodge, Charles Richards:

Bast fibers, uncultivated, of U. S., including history of jirevious
experiments with plants and fibers, and brief statements relat-
ing to allied species produced commercially in the Old World.
1894

Fiber Investigations Ofl&ce, Agriculture Department, work of, for
farmer. 1897. p. 224

Fiber plants, useful, of world, descriptive catalogue of. 1897

Flax, hemp, ramie, and jute, with considerations upon flax and
hemp culture in Europe, ramie machine trials of 1889 in
Paris, and present status of fiber industries in U. S. 1892 .
same, 2d ed

Flax culture —

for fiber, in V. S., etc. 1892 _

for seed and fiber, in Europe and America. 1898

present status of, in U. S. 1897. p. 471

Flax for seed and fiber in U. S. 1895

Glover, Townend, life and entomological work of. 1888

(^'lassiflcatiuii no
Al. 10:896
A4.3:35

A6.5:5

A29.2:C49

A29.12:D63''

A29.12:D63='

A9.7:4

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:898

A1.9:124

A7.3:31

A1.4:4
A5.4:34
A7.3:19
A6.4:13i

Al. 1:881-2

A4. 1:895-6

A4.3:25

A4.4:30

A9.3:10

A1.4:2

A4.3:25

A29.6:28

A29.6:27

Al. 1:890
Al. 1:891
Al. 1:892
Al. 1:893
Al. 1:894
A6.4:14

An. 5:6

A 1.10:897
A1L5:9

A27.8:l
A11.5:l

A11.5:4

All. 5:10
A1.10:897
Ai.9:27
A9.3:iy

266

Dodge, Charles Richardis — Continued

Hemp and jute, culture of, in U. S., with statements concerning
practice in foreign countries, preparation of fiber for market,
and remarks on machine question. 1896

Hemp culture. 1895. p. 215

same, in Europe. 1898

Leaf fibers of U. S., results of recent investigations relating to
Florida sisal hemp, false sisal hemp of Florida, an<l other
fiber-producing agaves, bowstring hemp, pineai)ple fiber,
New Zealand flax, and bear grass. 189o

Ramie —

cultivation of, in U. S., with statements concerning practice
in fcjreign countries, cost of cultivation and percentages of
yield, the machine question, and preparation of fiber for

manufacture. 1895

culture of, in the South. 1893. p. 164

facts regarding, recent. 1891. p. 183

same. 1894. p. 443

Ramie industry in America, recent facts regarding, with brief
statements relating to manufacture in Europe, etc. 1893

Sisal hemp culture in U. S. [Florida], with statements relating
to industry in Yucatan and Bahama Islands, and brief consid-
erations upon question of machinery for extracting the fiber.
1891

\'egetable fibers in Agriculture Department collection at Phila-
delphia Centennial Exhibition, 1876. p. 497

Woods, native, descriptive catalogue of manufactures from, as
shown in exhilntof Agriculture Department at World's Indus-
trial and Cotton Exposition at New Orleans, La., 1886

Sfp al.to, for reports as special agent in charge. Fiber Investiga-
tions Office, 1890-1897 :

Dodge, J. A. Poultry and egg industry, condition of. p. 305

Dodge, Jacob Richards:

Address of —

before 26th annual meeting Patrons of Industry, Concord,

N. H., Nov., 1892. p. 386 ."

on agricultural statistics, before 3d national agricultural con-
gress, Atlanta, Ga., 1874. p. 260 .'

Agricultural production for American consumption. 1884. No. 11.

p. 41

same, press notice on. No. 13. p. 23

AgricTiltural statistics —

centennial album of. 1876

same. 1889

practical hints from, address before national agricultural con-
gress, Atlanta, May 14, 1874. p. 146 '.

report of exhibits illustrating, at World's Industrial and (cot-
ton Exposition, New Orleans, La. , 1885

Birds and bird laws. p. 431

Cattle plague in Eurof)e, ] 865-66. p. 550

Cereals, production and distribution of, in U. S. 1879

Consular correspondence of Agriculture Department, p. 487

Dairy products, foreign markets f(^r. 1890. p. 626

Jaques "Cream ])ot" stock, p. 292

Madder, proj)erties and uses, etc. p. 339

Maize pai)er and maize cloth, p. 436

Mutton sheep, why and where profitable, p. 341

Ramie or China grass, importance of. p. 347

Sheep, long- wool. j). 479

Sheep and wool —

review of progress of American sheep husbandry. 1900

statistical report on, of world, p. 207

Texas cattle disease, statistical aiid historical investigations of
[)rogress and results of. 1 871 . p. 175

West Virginia, resources of, etc., brief history of. ]». 42

See alao, for reports as editor. Agriculture Department, 1868-1871 . .

See also, as editxjr. Statistical reports

Index

Classincation no.

All. 5:8
A 1.10:895
A11.5:ll

A11.5:5

All.5:7
A10.3:16
A27.9:29
Al. 10:894

A11.5:2

All. 5:3

Al. 1:879 '

A1.7:10

All.l:
A4. 1:891-2

A27.9:30

A27.9:12

A27.9:22
A27.9:22

A27.2:Ag8
A27.2:St2

Al. 1:873

A1.8:40
Al. 1:864
Al. 1:865
A27.2:C33
Al. 1:864
A27.9:28
Al. 1:866
A 1.1:865
A 1.1:863
A 1.1:866
A 1.1:865
A 1.1:865

A1.8:66
Al. 1:875

A1.2:C29 2
A 1.1:863
A21.1:
A 27. 9:

267

Index

Dodge, Jacob Richards — Continued

!^ee alfo, for reports as Statistician, Agriculture Department.

1865-1877 and 1881-1892

Dodge, (Miss) L. C. Farmers' daughters, education of. ]>. 441 ...
Dodge, Martin:
Address of —

before Jefferson memorial and interstate good roads conven-
tion, Apr., 1902. p. 16

before national road conference, July, 1894. p. 24

temporary chairman, at international good roads congress,

held at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 16-21, 1901. p. 11

Road building in Ohio. 1895. p. 16

Roa( I work, object lesson, Government cooperation in. 1901 . ji. 409
Roads —

good, Avork of Federal Government for. 1902. [>. 43

relation of, to rural population. 1902. p. 34

steel-track wagon. 1898. p. 291

See also, for reports as Director, Office of Road Inquirv, 1898;

Director of Office of Public Road Inquiries, 1900 to 1902

Dodge, Richard E. Diurnal winds on faint gradient in north-

Avestern New Mexico. 1901. p. 299

Dodge City, Kansas. Precipitation at, 1889-91. p. 108

Dog meat as food in Germany ( Guenther). p. 520

Dog tax in England and Scotland. 1867. p. 381

Dogs:

Breeders of, association of—

1898. p. 615

1899. p. 697

1900. p. 652

1901. p. 626

Muzzling of, in Germany and Great Britain (Mason), p. 521 ..

Ravages of. 1870. p. 135

Sheep killed by, 1858-63. p. 183

same. 1867. p. 84

Dogs and dog laws. p. 450

Dogwood saw-fiy , report on. 1 890. p. 239

Domestic animals. See Animals — Cow — Diseases of animals — Dogs —

Hog — Horse — Pig.
Domestic science, teaching, in rural districts (Breed). 1902. p. 91

Same (Jacobs). 1902. p. 96

Dominica, W. I. Weather bureau in, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 252

Doran, Edwin W. Insects, vernacular names of. 1898. p. 90

Dorner, Otto. Must farmer pa 3' for good roads? 1898

Dorr, S. M. Marbles of Rutland County, Vermont, p. 448

Dorset, Marion:

Eggs, use of, as medium for cultivation of bacillus tuberculosis,
p. 574

Hog cholera bacillus, variety of, which closely resembles bacillus
typhosus, p. 566

Tubercle bacilli, branched forma of, found in cultures, p. 572..

Tuberculosis bacillus, new stain for. p. 326

See also, as collaborator, De Schweinitz, Emil Alexander.
Dorsett, Palemon H. Spot disease of violet. 1900

See also, as joint author, "Woods, Albert Fred.
Dorsey, Clarence Wilbur. Soil survey around Lancaster, Pa. p. 61
Dorsey, Clarence Willtur, and Bonsteel, Jay Allan:

Cecil Co., Md., soil survey of. p. 103

Connecticut Valley, soil survey in. 1900. p. 125

Dorsey, Clarence Wilbur, and Coffey, George X. Soil survey of

Montgomery Co. , Ohio. p. 85

Dorsey, Clarence Wilbur, and party. Soil survey of Statesville

area. North Carolina, p. 273

Dorsey, N. Ernest:

Atmospheric radiation. Professor Very's memoir on, review of,
1 900. p. 395

Selenium and its use for measurement of sunshine. 1899. p. 99

Sky light, blue, color and polarization of. 1901. p. 382

I'lassiQi-iition no.

A27.1:
Al.l:8

A22.3:25
A22.3:10

A22.3:21
A22.3:17
Al. 10:901

A22.3:23
A22.3:23
A1.10:898

A22.1:

A29.6:29
A29.6:20
A4. 1:900
A27.9:5

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
A4. 1:900
A27.9:8
A27.9:4
A27.9:5
Al. 1:863
A9.7:2

A10.3:120

A10.3:120

A29.6:28

A9.6:17

A22.4:31

Al. 1:862

A4. 1:901

A4. 1:901
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:898

A28.3:23

A 26. 5:900'

A26.5:900'
A1.8:64

A26. 5:900'
A26. 5:901'

A29.6:28
A 29. 6:27
A29.6:28

268

Double-brooded codling moth, report of (Marlatt). 1894. p. 248 ..
Doudna, Pearl En<j:eiie, short biography of (Cajori). 1900. p. 202 .
Douglass, Kans., sorghum sugar experiments at (Edson). p. 278

Same. p. 94

Same (Wiley), p. 13

Dowling, N. J. Address of, before national road conference, Julv,

1894. p. 35 ■ . .

Downton, England, College of Agriculture at, report on. 1885.

p. 64

Downy mildew. See Grape.

Draft u])on horses ( Fulton) . }>. 511

Drainage:

Surface, regulation of. 1 884. No. 5. ]). 19

Upper Chagres River (Abbot). 1900. p. 243

Well waters and, lecture on (Warington). 1892. p. 95

See also Farm drainage — Underdraining.

Drainage water, loss of soil fertility in. 1898. p. 4

Draining, tile, results of. 1882. p. 43

Drake, John W. Oregon, facts concerning, p. 584

Drake, W. E. :

Agricultural and 3Iechanical College, relation of, to State. 1901.
P 183 ,.,.....

Mechanical work, what, shall we give to students of our agricul-
tural colleges? 1895. p. 71

Draper, Daniel:

Precipitation at New York City, 1870-91. p. 79

Thermometers, registering maximum and minimum, relative

merits of various types of. 1896. p. 710

Drasteria erechtea, report on (Slingerland). 1892. p. 87

Drennen, W. jM. Address of, before good roads convention at Bir-
mingham, Ala. 1902. p. 30

Dre.*sed meat. See 3Ieat.
Dried apples:

American, in Hamburg, 1894 (Robertson), p. 12

same, in Cologne, 1895 ( Wamer ) . j). 14

same, in (lermany. 1895 (Mason), p. 15

same, in German Empire •. ...

Dried fruit. See Fruit, dried.

Driscoll, P>. O. Grasshoppers, western, suggestions regarding.

1869. p. 145

Drought:

Agriculture and (Abbe). 1895. p. 426

Croi)sand (Abbe). 1895. p. 381

Distant regions (Abbe). 1895. p. 381

England. 1870. p.434..

Famines and, in India (lOliot). 1895. p. 444

same (Archibald). 1900. p. 246 *.

Fire and, in the northwest. 1871. p. 401

(ireat, of 1845 in nortliern Ohio (Ford ). p. 293

Heat, and insect life (.^lintfeldt). 1902. p. 97

Historic, in U. S., notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 262

Insurance against, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 214

Mississippi, southwest, in 1899 ( Hazen) . p. 151

Mississippi Vallev (A])l)e). 1895. p. 337

Prediction of, in India (Dallas). 1894. p. 13

Widespread area of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 257

Drug laws. See Pharmacy and drug laws.
Drugs:

Adulteration of, extent and character of (Wedderburn). 1894...

Insects injuring, at University of Kansas (Kellogg). 1894. p. 31..

See alxu ( >j)ium — Potassium.

Dry goods, imports of, comparison of, 1 8(56-68. p. 32

Dryden, James. Egg production, experiments in. p. 506

Dubernard method for examination of butters (Sartori). 1890. p.

103

Dublin, Ireland, dead animals in, disposition of (Wilbour). p. 347.
Du Bois, James T. Horses, cattle, etc., in Switzerland, p. 520

Index

t'lnssiflcatiou uo.

A9.7:7

A29.6:28

Al. 1:888

A7.3:20

A7.3:20

A22.3:10

A1.8:36

A4. 1:898

A27.9:22
A 29. 6:28
A10.3:8

A1.9:73
A27.9:20
A 1.1:869

A 10. 3:99

A10.3:24

A29.6:20

A29.3:ll*
A9.7:5

A22.3:23

A7.3:48
A7.3:48
A7.3:48
A12.4:2

A27.9:7

A29.6:23

A29.6:23

A29.6:23

A27.9:8

A29.3:ll^

A29.6:28

A27.9:9

A29.6:23

A9.6:31

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.6:28

A29.6:2;',

A29.3:n 1

A29.6:27

A7.3:41
A9.7:7

A 27. 9:6
A4. 1:898

A7.3:24
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:898

269

Index

Du Buysson, H. Carbon hisnlphide, fumigation ■with, for complete
and rajnd destruction of injects which attack herbarium speci-
mens, furs, woolens, etc. 1893. p. 159

Ducks:

Animal parasites of, check-list of ( Ilassall ) . 189(5

Feeding, recent experiments in (Langworthy). 1899. p. 20

Ducks and geese, standard breeds and management of (Howard)

Dudley, P. II. Timber ties, structure, behavior, and causes of decay
of, in roadl)ed; with experiments on adhesion of spikes. 1887.

p. 31

Duenckel, F. W. See, as joint author, Hannnon, William H.
Duges, Fugcne. Leonia Rilevi, description of, new meloid genus

near Ilornia. 1889. p" 211

Duggar, John Frederick:

Corn, cowpeas, and wheat l)ran for fattening pigs. p. 496

Peanuts, cowpeas, and sweet potatoes as food for hogs. p. 501...

Potato culture. 1896

Sweet potatoes; culture and uses. 1895

Duluth, Minn., temperatures at (Richardson), p. 463

Dumble, K. T. Artesian waters, existence of, west of ninety-seventh

meridian, etc. 1890. p. 99 ".

Duncan, T. C. Ostrich farming in America, p. 685

Dunlap, Albert. Swine-plague in Iowa. 1879. p. 135

Dunlap, M. L. Agricultural machinery and implements, p. 416

Dunn, H. D. California, agricultural resources of. p. 581

Dunwoody, H. H. C:
Address of —

as president of American Association of State Weather Services

at third annual convention, Brooklyn, X. Y. 1894. p. 8.

as president of American Association of State Weather Services

at fourth annual convention, Indianapolis, Ind. 1896. p. 10.

Meteorological ol)servations, international, summary of. 1893...

Nebraska, departures from normal temperature and rainfall, with

crop vields in. 1896

Signals, Weather Bureau. 1892. p. 35

State weather services, functions of. 1894. p. 9

State weather service organizations. 1895. p. 285

Storm warnings and weather forecasts, monthly notes on. Oct.,

1897-Apr. , 1 898

Weather conditions and crops —

1891. p. 586

p. 586

578

p. 578

113

p. 113 ^

529*

Weather forecasts, value of. 1894. p. 121

Dupont, C. H. Seed, selection of, importance of. 1873. p. 553 ...

Durham, H. E. See, as joint author, Kauthack, A. A.

Dust:

Atmospheric —

note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 63

same, on C. S. Rafinesque on (Abbe). 1900. p. 291

observations on ( Aitkin ) . 1896. p. 734

Rains of, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 158

Red, of March, 1901, notes on (Abbe), p. 316

Snow, report on (Abbe). 1895. p. 15

Dust storm and mud shower, note on (Kimball). 1902. p. 269

Dust storms:

Burma and elsewhere, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 175

Note on (Abbe). 1895. p. 57

Red rain and, notes on (Al)be). 1901. p. 120

Dust whirl and fairy dances, notes on (Abbe). 1899. j). Ill

Dust whirls, or dancing dervishes (Kimball ). 1902. p. 316

Dwellings, Bryobia infesting, notes on species of (Webster). 1902.
p. 277

Clnssitit'atioii no.

same.

1892. p.
same.

1893. p.
same.

1894. p.

A9.7:6

A4.4:13
Al. 9:107
A1.9:64

A13.3:l

A9.7:l

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A1.9:35
A1.9:26
A29.6:27

A15.2:Ar7

Al. 1:888
A1.6:12
A 1.1:863
Al. 1:866

A29.3:14

A29.3:18
A29.5:A

A29.2:N27
A29.3:7
A29.3:1P
A29.3:ll-

A29.6:

A 1.1:891
A29.1:8912
Al. 1:892
A29. 1:892
Al. 1:893
A29.1:893i
Al. 10:894
A1.10:894
A27.9:ll

A29.6:27

A29.6:28

A29.3:ll'

A29.6:27

A29.6:29

A29.6:23

A29.6:30

A29.6:29
A29.6:23
A29.6:29
A29.6:27-
A29.6:30

A9.7:l

270

isito. p. (;i...

Dyar, Harrison Gray:

LepidoptcrouH larva?, description of certain.

same. 1891. p. 389

Sphingidic and Boml)ycida? taken l)y electric lamps at runL^li-

keepsie, N. Y., list of. 1891. p. 822__.

Syntomeida epilais and Scepsis edwardsii, preparatory stages of.

1890. p. 360 .'

Dye, Franklin. Farmers' institutes and agricultural associations,

relations between. 1902. p. 44

Dvea, Alaska, agricultural work at, during season of 1901

(Nicolai). p. 312 _.

Dyer, Bernard. Kothamsted soils, results of investigations on,
being lectures delivered under provisions of Lawes agricul-
tural trust. 1902

Dyer, Elisha. Rhode Island, road improvement in, extract from

governor's message, p. 9

Dyer, Reuben F. Swine-plague at Ottawa, 111. 1879. p. lofi

Dyer's madder, culture of ( Newton). 1866. ]>. 94

"[Also issiR'd as 39th Cong., 1st sess., S. mis. doe. 72; .serial no. ]2;)9.]
Eadie, John II. :

Clouds, cumulus, observed at burning of Standard Oil Com-
panv's plant, July 5, 6, and 7, 1900, Bayonne, N. J. 3900.

p. 433

Tornado in Hudson County, N. J., on Aug. 24, 1901. p. 355

Eagle, Alaska:

Meteorological observations at (Henry). 1900. p. 390

Trail from, to Valdez, reconnoissance of (Jones), j). 283

Eagles 3Iere, Pa. Tornado at, June 27, 1892, report of (Ball ) . p. 309.

Ear diseases of cattle (Trumbower). p. 367

Earle, Franklin Sumner:

Fig culture in (tuH States. 1897. p. 23

Fungicides, experiments with. 1889. p. 83

Trucking interests, development of. 1900. p. 437

Earle, H. S. Road building, etc., facts and suggestions. 1901.

p. 87

Earth almond, or chufa, cultivation of. 1876. j). 37

Earth and Mars, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 543

Earth-magnetic instruments, on construction of (Edelmann). 1895.

p. 522

Earthquake-proof Imildings, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 309

Same (Abbe). 1901. p. 507

P^arthquakes:

At sea (Abbe). 1895. p. 380 ,

Carson City, Nev. , 1875-98. ( Friend ) . p. 64

Central and South America, notes on (Ab)>e). 1898. p. 365

How to observe (Abbe). 189.5. p. 340

Montana, notes on ( Al)V)e) . 1901. ]>. 175

Monthly notes on, June, 1897-Apr., 1899 (Abbe)

New Brunswick, notes on ( Abbe). 1898. p. 266

Report on one-

"^ p. 332.

p. 339...
p. 374.

Index

(.'lassiflcatlun no.

A9.7:3
A9.7:3

Nov. 27, 1893 (Abbe).

Sept. 1, 1895 (Abbe).

Oct. 31, 1895 (.Marvin).
Earth roads. See Roads.
Earths. >SVe Alumina.

Earthshine, variability of, some causes of (Kimball). 1901. p. 209.
East Asian fruits, sketch of relationship between American fruits

and (Bailey). 1894. p. 437

Eastern States:

Agricultural courses in, princii)les underlying formation of. 1900.

1). 65 '.

Arbor-day planting in

Meadows and ])astures in, formation and cultivation (Smith)

Roads and road-making materials in certain. 1 894

Easton, E. C. Climate and thought. 1 902. \>. Ill

A9.7:3
A9.7:2
A10.3:110
A10.1'^:901

AlO. 3:106

A22.4:33

Al.6:12

A27.9:4

A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A29.6:28
AlO. 1^-901
A29.6:20
A4.2:C292

A20.3:5
A6.3:ll
Al. 10:900

A22.3:21

A27.9:14
A29.6:28

A29.3:112

A29.6:25

A29.6:29

A29.6:23

A 29. 6:28

A 29. 6:26

A29.6:23

A29.6:29

A29.6:

A29.6:26

A 29. 6:21
A 29. 6:23
A29.6:23

A 29. 6:29
A 1.1 0:894

A10.3:76
A]3.4:5
A 1.9:66
A22.3:7
A29.3:31

271

Indev

Eaton, Daniel C. :

Ferns from southern Patagonia, collected bv U. S. S. "Albatross"

in 18S7-9L li^t of. 1892. p.'l.SS .'

Mosses from Fnejjia and rata^^onia, collected bv U. S. S. "Alba-
tross" in 1887-91, list of. 1892. p. 138...."

Eatonia, two new species of, note on. p. (>

Eberman, W. S. Cheese, national standard fur. 1893. p. <>0

Eburia qnadrimaculata, longevity of early stages of, notes upon

(Webster). 1889. p. 339

Echinocactus, North American species of, preliminary revision of

(Coulter). 1896. p. 355

Eckfeldt, J. W.:

Lichens from California and Mexico, collected by Edward Pal-
mer, from 1888 to 1892, list of. 1893. p. 291

Lichens from southern Patagonia, collected by V. S. S. "Alba-
tross" in 1887-91, list of. 1892. p. 142

Eckstein, D. Netherlands, agriculture in, in 1885. 1886. p. 83

Eclipse, total, of sun, May 28, 1900:

Advance notes on (Ablie). p. 110

Probable state of sky along path of (Bigelow). p. 404

Eclipse meteorology and allied problems ( Bigelow) . 1902

Eclipse shadow bands and correlated atmospheric phenomena, notes

on (Abbe). 1900. p. 210

Ecology. See Ocracoke Island.
Economic entomology. See Entomology.
Economic ornithology. &e Ornithology.

Economic; plants, catalogue of collection of, in Agriculture Depart-
ment (Saunders). 1891

Ecuador:

Agriculture in. 1891. p. 484

Meteorology in, note on (Abbe). 1900. j». 67

See also Galapagos Islands, S. A. — Plava Rica.
Eddy, William A.:

Kite experiments, record of some. 1898. p. 450

Weather prediction, experiments in. 1899. p. 96

Edelmann, M. Th. Earth-magnetic instruments, on construction of.

1895. p. 522

Edil)le oils and fats, methods for analvsis of, not including dairv prod-
ucts (Tolman). 1901 " !

Same (Tolman). 1902. p. 20

Edinl)urgh, Scotland. International forestry exhibition at, 1884,

report of (Riley), p. 167

Edmunds, J. M. Forests, paper on. 1869. p. 22

Edson, Hubert:

Calumet Plantation, sugar experiment station, Pattersonville, La.,

record of experiments at. 1889

Sorghum analysis at Rio Grande, N. J. 1888. p. 20

same, abstract, p. 250

same, abstract, p. 71 , ,

Sorghum sugar experiments at Douglass, Kans. p. 278 ,

same, p. 94

Education:

Industrial classes (Andrew). 1864. No. 1. p. 15

^lodern, what is of most worth in, address on (Stubbs). 1901.

P 32

Theory of higher, some recent changes in —

1899. (Bryan), p. 87

1899. (Silvester), p. 94

1899. (Stubbs). p. 97

See aUo Agricultural education — Technical education..
Education, Commissioner of, correspondence with, relative to good

roads. 1896 .-

Educational forces in U. S. relating to agriculture, cooperation of

Department of Agriculture with (Willits). p. 65

Educational institutions. See Agricultural colleges, etc.

Classlfiratiun no.

A6.5:l

A6.5:l

A3.4:27

A7.3:41

A9.7:l
A6.5:3

A6.5:l

A6.5:l
A27.9:24

A29.6:28
A29.6:26
A29.5:l

A29.6:28

A1.8:47

A27.9:29
A29.6:28

A29.6:26
A29.6:27

A29.3:ll*

A7.2:Oi5
A7.3:65

Al. 1:884
A27.9:7

A7.3:23
A7.8:18
Al. 1:887
A7.3:17
Al. 1:888
A7.3:20

A27.9:3

A10.3:99

A10.3:65
A10.3:65
A10.3:65

A22.2:Ed8
AL1:891

272

Edwards, Henry:

('ryptophasa unipuiK^tata, lialiits and earlier stages of, in Anptralia,
noteson. 1891. p. 884

Lepidoptera, noises made by, notes on. 1889. p. 11

Lepidopterous insect, beautiful exotic, birth of, in New York.

1891 . 1). 816

Edwards, Samuel. Timber on prairies, p. 49o

Eells, M. Washington (State), dark day in. 1902. p. 44(t

Egeriidse. See Moths.

Egg-laying record of plum curculio (Quaintance and Smith). 1902.

p. 105

p'gg parasite of Vanessa antiopa, oviposition of (Weed). 1900. p. 32.

Eggplant, bacterial disease of (Smith). 1896

Eggs:

Bristol trade in. p. 335

California, food value of (Jaffa), p. 510

Cost and value of, of different breeds of hens (Emery), p. 476 . .

Denmark, industry, p. 608

Digestil)ility of (Snyder). 1897. p. 20

Enumeration of, 1880-90. p. 113

Feedins flavor into ( Emery ) . p. 473

Flavor of, relation of feed to (Langworthy). 1900. p. 25.

Foreign markets for. p. 321

Game birds, importation of, for propagation, regulations for.
1902

Great Britain (Halstead). p. 508

Hamburg, trade in ( Ashby ) . p. 345

Individual records of, nest box for keeping (Langworthy). 1900.
p. 19

Industry, condition of ( Dodge) . p. 305

Madeira, exports of (Jones), p. 520

Paris market for (Ashby). p. 336

Preserving, in water glass (Beal ) . 1 899. p. 17

Production of —

experiments in ( Dry den ) . p. 506

report on. 1899. p. 609

Raising, for market, p. 345

Russian exports of (Holloway). }>. 512

Sales of, in Paris, 1896 (Scelle). p. 339

Selling, bv weight (Langworthv ). 1900. p. 24

Spain, p'. 609 ."

Trial shipments of, to England (Alvord). p. 321

Use of, as medium for cultivation of bacillus tuberculosis (Dorset).
P-5741

Weights of, of different breeds of chickens (Emery), p. 474

Eggs and thei r uses as food ( Langworthy )

Egleston, Nathaniel H. :

Arbor day; its history and observance. 1896

Forest experiment stations in connection with agricultural col-
leges. 1885. p. 153

Forestry, report on, v. 4. 1 884

Railroads, connection of, with forest fires, p. 128

Timber lands, Government, value and management of. 1884.

. P 11 -.

Timber or forests, preservation of, on public domain, legislation

for. 1888. p. 212

See aho, for reports as Chief, Forestry Division, Agriculture

Department, 1883-85 ".

Egypt:

Agriculture in, note on. 1 888. p. 359

Crops in, 1888, note on. 1889. p. 267

Seeds and plants collected in, by Barbour Lathrop and David (i.

Fairchild. 1900

Egvptian cotton:

Culture of ( Foaden ) . 1897

Exports of. 1897

same (Hitchcock). 1897. p. 29

Index

ClassiQcation no.

A9.7:3
A9.7:2

A9.7:3
AI. 1:862
A29.6:30

A9.6:37
A9.6:26
A28.8:12

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:901
A 10. 8:43
A27.9:82
A4. 1:899
Al. 9:122
A4. 1:899

A5.4:37
A4. 1 :900
A4. 1:899

A1.9:114

A4. 1:891-2
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:899
Al. 9:103

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:901
Al. 1:862
A 4. 1:900
A4. 1 :899
Al. 9:122
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:899

A4. 1 :901
A4. 1 :899
Al. 9:128

A1.8:56

A1.7:9

A13.5:4

A13.3:l

A 1.7:5

A13.3:2

A13.1:

A27.9:26
A 27. 9:27

A().6:6

A 10.3:42
A 12.4:15
A 10. 3:42

114—04-

-18

273

p. 417

index

Egyptian cotton — Continued
Letter on (Atkinson). 186G.

Note on. 1807. p. 287

Report of, in U. S. (Dewey). 1900

Egyptian stron<ryle (Strongylussubtiles), which may possibly occur

in returning American troops (Stiles). 1902. p. 41

Einieria stieda>, correct name for hepatic coccidiaof rabbits (Stiles).

p. 18

Eimeriella, new genus of coccidia (Stiles). 1902. p. 18

J<]isen, Gustav:

Jilastophaga psenes, first introduction of, into California. 1891.

p. 128.

Fig, its history, culture, and curing, with descriptive catalogue

of known varieties. 1901

Figs, edible, their culture and curing. 1897. p. 5

ClasslQcatlon no.

I
A27.9:l
A27.9:5
A 6. 4:26

A4.3:35

A4.3:35
A 4. 3:35

p. 225.

Kaisin grape, cultivation of, ))V irrigation. 1891.
Elasnms, habits of (Howard). 1892. p. 253.

Elderberry, leaf-tyer of ( Chittenden ) . 1898. p. 82

Eldridge, Maurice Owen:

Eartli roads. 1902

Good roads for farmers

Highways of Europe and America. 1902. jj. 19

Road building, progress of, in U. S. 1899. p. 367

Road improvement, legislation for. 1901. p. 679

Roads, good country, construction of. 1898. p. 317

Electric engineering in Utah, development of (Jensen). 1898. p. 91.
Electric phenomena in Euphrates Valley, notes on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 290

Same (Huntington). 1900. p. 486

Electric signal a])paratus, AVeather Bureau station, Atlantic Citv,

N.J. (Brand). 1898. p. 405 _. '...

Electric street railwavs and macadam roads, relation between

(North). 1902.' p. 59

Electric waves in atmosphere, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 352

Electrical Congress, International, 1899, at Como, Italy, notes on

(Abbe), p. 419

Electrical districts, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 249

Same (Abbe). 1898. p. 562

Electrical energy, climate as controlling factor in long-distance trans-
mission of (McAdie). 1897. p. 439.

Electrical engineering laboratory in its relations to local engineering

work(Cory). 1900. p. 99

Electrical methods of soil testing. See Soils.

Electrical recording instruments, storage battery for, use of (Vose).

1899. p. 300

Electricity:

Local, in windstorm in Wj'oming (Hunton). 1894. p. 509

Static, in Weather Bureau work, importance of (Beals). 1896.

p. 39

See alao Atmospheric electricity — Roentgen rays — and headings
beginning Electrical.
Electrodynamic radiations from sun, endeavor to discover (Trow-
bridge). 1896. p. 409

See (dso Atmospheric radiation.
Elec;trolytes, aqueous solutions of certain, in equilibrium with atmos-
pheric air, solubility of calcium carbonate in (Cameron and

Seidell). 1901. p.'58

Same, solubility of gypsum in (Cameron and Seidell). 1901.

p. 46

Eleventh Census. See Census.

Eliot, John. .Droughts and famines in India. 1895. p. 444

Ellenberger, Cyrus, short biography of (Abbe). 1900. p. 154

Elliot, D. G. . Game birds of U. S. jt. 356

Elliott, (Charles Gleason. Farm drainage

Elliott, F. R. :

Apple, pear, and grape, popular varieties of. p. 119

A9.7:4

A20.3:9
A 20. 3:5
Al5.2:P94i
A9.7:4
A9.6:18

A1.9:136
A1.9:95
A 22. 3:23
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:901
Al. 10:898
A10.3:49

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A29.6:26

A22.3:22
A29.6:25

A29.6:27
A29.6:25
A29.6:26

A29.6:25
A10.3:76

A29.6:27
A29.6:22
A 29. 3:1 8

A29.6:24

A26.3:18

A26.3:18

A29.3:115
A29.6:28
Al. 1:864
A1.9:40

Al. 1:863

274

Elliott, F. R.— Continued

Fruits, hardy, j)opular varieties of —

1864. p. 141

1865. p. 186

1866. p. 131

1867. p. 129

1875. p. 368

Elliott, Sterling. Address of, before National Road Conference, Jul v.

1894. p. 61 '...

Elliott's ".Sketch of Botany of South Carolina and Georgia," notes

on gra.sses in (Scribner). 1901

Ellis, Alston:

Agricultural colleges, work of, some general considerations re-
garding. 1899. p. 15^

Bachelor of science course, four-year, what studies should be

embraced in? 1896. p. 47...."

Ellis, G. H. Wood seasoning, experiments in. 1889. p. 57

Ellis, J. B.:

Fungi, some new species of, descriptions of. 1891. p. 274

Genus Scleroderma in Saccardo's Sylloge. 1889. p. 23 ,

Triblidium rufulum, report on ( Ellis) . 1889. p. 29

Ellis, J. B., and Everhart, Benjamin M. :

Fungi, new species of. 1891. p. 130

Hymenomycetous fungi, some new species of. 1889. pp. 24, 68.

Mucronoporus Audersoni, report on. 1891. p. 79

Mucronoporus E. and E., report on. 1889. p. 90

North American fungi, new and rare species of. 1889. p. 145 . .
Nummularia and hvpoxvlon, synopsis of North American spe-
cies of. 1889. I). 19.'.

Uredineai and usti]agine;e, new species of. 1891. p. 118

Ellis, J. B., and Galloway, Beverly Thomas:
Fungi —

new species of. 1891. p. 31

new western. 1889. p. 65 ^

Mucronoporus, new, report on. 1889. p. 141

Ellis, J. B., and Halsted, Bvron David. Fungi, new, report on.

1891. p. 33 ."

Ellis, J. B., and Kellerman, AV. A. Kansas fungi, new species of.

1889. p. 142

Ellis, J. B., and Langlois, A. B. I^ouisiana fungi, new species of.

1891. p. 35

Ellis, J. B., and Tracy, Samuel Mills:

Fungi, few new, report on. 1891. p. 76

Uredinejc, new species of. 1891. p. 43

Ellsworth, Henry L., 1790-1858, short biography of. p. 267

Ellsworth, Luther T. Venezuelan cattle, shipments of, to Cuba. p. 516.
EUzey, M. G. Sheep husbandry south, paper on. 1883. p. 173...

P>lm insect, newly imported (Howard). 1889. p. 34

Elm leaf-beetle:

Albany, N. Y. (Lintner). 1895. p. 50

Futility of trunk and crown washing against (Howard). 1896.,

p. 36

Imported —

circular relative to (^Marlatt). 1895

habits and natural history and means of counteracting its

injuries

Washington, D. C. (Marlatt). 1895. p. 47

Elmer, A. £)., jr.:

Cloudbursts. 1902. p. 478

Meteorological extremes at Northfield, Mass. p. 251

El Paso County. See Rio Grande region, Tex.

El Paso Del Norte, Mexico. Grape culture and wine making in

(Pierson). 1873. p. 24

Elster, J., and Ck'itel, H. Atmospheric electricity, review of recent

Investigations into subject of. 1895. p. 510

Emery, E. H. Tornadoes at Cherry Plill, N. J., and Woodhaven,
Long Island, N. Y., report of. 1895. p. 252

Index

t'lasislficatloii iiu.

A 1.1:864
A 1.1:865
Al. 1:866
Al. 1:867
Al. 1:875

A22.3:10
A3.4:29

A10.3:65

A10.3:30
A13.3:3

A28.5:7
A28.5:5
A28.5:5

A28.5:7
A28.5:5
A28.5:6
A28.5:5
A28.5:5

A28.5:5
A28.5:6

A28.5:6

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:6
A28.5:5
A28.5:6

A28.5:6

A28.5:7
A27:9.9
A4. 1:899
A1.7:2
A9.7:2

A9.6:2

A9.6:6

A9.5:8

A9.3:6
A9.6:2

A 29. 6:30
A29.6:26

A27.9:ll

A29.3:ir^

A29.6:23

1891. p. 10(5 A10.3:7

p. 47(>

Index

Emery, F. E. :

Agricultural colleges, manual labor in.
EggJ*—

cost and value of, of different breeds of hens

feeding flavor into. p. 478

weights of, of different breeds of chickens, p. 474

Emer)', H. D. Hogs and pork ])acking in West. p. 198

Emery, J. A. See, as joint author, De Schweinitz, Emil Alexander.
Emery, S. C. :

Meteorological records for reference and study, preserving, best

means of. 1902. ]>. 175

Mississip])i tornado. 1902. p. 265 -

Tornadiies in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas. 1900. p. 499.

Emigrants, Florida as home for (Rollins). 1872. p. 495.

Emigration :

English statistics. 1875. p. 112

Northern, to South, 1865. No. 6. p. 12

Emmer, a grain for semiarid regions (Carleton) . 1901

Emory fumigator, new method for handling hydrocyanic acid gas in

orchards (Johnson). 1899. p. 43

Employment agencies, free, for use of farmers, list of (West)

Emulsion. See Kerosene emulsion.
Encyrtid :

New and remarkable, is it parasitic? (Howard). 1890. p. 145 ..

Six-branched antenme, report on (Ashmead). 1891. p. 455

Energy:

Available, of food and body material (Atwater). 1901. p. 112..
Conservation of, in human body, experiments on (Atwater and

Rosa). 1899

Metabolism of, value of experiments on (Langworthy). 1898.

p. 1003

See also Metabolism.
Engineer. See Agricultural Engineer.
Engineering courses. Some objections to earlv differentiation of

(Nagle). 1900. p. 106 ...1

Engineering degree courses, four-year, what shall be the character

of preparatory work required to enter? ( Waller. ) 1899. p. 75 .

Engineering experiment stations, report of committee on, before

convention of Association of American Agricultural Colleges

and Experiment Stations —

1896 (Aldrich). p. 116

1898 (Murkland). p. 32

1900 (Murkland). p. 40 .-..

Engineering work, local, electric engineering laboratorv in its rela-
tions to (Cory). 1900. p. 99' -

England:

Agricultural holdings act of 1875. p. 452

Agricultural population of, changes in. 1875. p. 240

Agricultural schools in, organization and management of (Welch).

1885

Breadstuff, imports of, Jan. and Feb. 1870 and 1871. p. 143

Cereal crojis of, 1868. p. 148

Cheefee in, market for ( Ashby ) . p. 214

Crops and prices, 1861-65. p. 210

same, 1870. p. 361

Dairying of America and, their points of difference and compara-
tive merits (Willard). p. 358

Dogtaxin. 1867. p. 381

Droughtin. 1870. p. 434

Eggs to, trial shipments of. (Alvord). p. 321

Emigration statistics. 1875. p. 112

Farm management in. 1871. p. 474

Food of. 1866. p. 434

Cliissiftcatlon no.

Grain measures of. 1863.

same, No. 1, p. 35

Hop growing in. 1870. p
Horse breeding in. 1875.

No. 5, p. 9; No. 6, p. 2!:

486...
p. 513.

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1 :899
Al. 1:863

A29.3:31
A29.6:30
A29.6:28
A27.9:10

A27.9:14
A27.9:3
Al. 9:139

A9.6:20
A27.4:13

A9.7:3
A9.7:3

A10.3:99

A 10. 3:63

Al'0.6:9

A10.3:76
Al 0.3:65

A10.3:41
A10.3:65
A10.3:99

A10.3:76

A27.9:13
A27.9:13

A1.8:36

A27.9:9

A27.9:7

A4. 1:899

A27.9:4

A27.9:8

Al. 1:866

A27.9:5

A27.9:8

A4. 1:899

A27.9:14

A27.9:9

A27.9:4

A27.9:l

A27.9:2

A27.9:8

A27.9:13

276

England — Continued

ilonses! in, American tliorunglibrt'd (Wray). ]>. 50.')

Lands in, reclamation of, reports of State geologist of Xew Jersey,

1869 and 1870. p. 221

Live-stock shipments fr<an Canada, Argentina, aiid Australia to.
P 77 . . .

same, except Canada ( Wray ) . p. 81

Manchester district of, as market for American products

3Iarkets of, note on. 1866. i>. 18

Meteorological literature of, 1337-1699 (Sj-mons). 189.5. j). 3.j8.

Peaches and other fruits in. 1 895

Railway ties in, treatment of (Tratman). 1889. p. 49

Rain in, fall of, 1841-63. No. 1. p. 42

Sheep of, prices of. 1867. p. 339 _

same. 1868. p. 408

Short-horn cattle in, sale of. 1868. p. 408

same. 1869. p. 305*

Steam-plowing in. 1873. p. 364

Sugar beet in. 1870. p. 484

Weather telegraphy in (Abbe). 1897. p. 205

W^heat

culture in, 1870. p. 286

same, 1885. No. 23

exportation to, 1867-68. p. 325

P-

31

Great Britain —
Rothamsted Ex-

P

583.

imports of. 1854-63. No
prices of. 1895. p. 193.
Wool trade of. 1882. No. 56, p
See also Ayrshire - — Cirencester — Downton —
Kew — Leeds — Liyerpool • — Manchester —
perimental Station — Sheffield.

Engle, H. ]\J. Nut CTilture, report on. p. 37

.■^ame, reprinted 1896

English farms and farmers, notes on (Hill). 1898
English sparrow (Passer domesticus) :

Circular on. 1886

Circular to postmasters in relation to. 1886

Insectiyorous habits of (Riley ). p. Ill

North America, especially in its relation to agriculture (Barrows).

1889

Noteon. 1869. p. 300

Schedule on, acknowledgment of receipt of

See also Sparrows.

English walnuts, culture of (Heath). 1892. p. 1.33

Ensign, Edgar T. Forest conditions of Rocky Mountains, especially
in Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and New Mexico.

p. 41

Ensilage in Great Britain. 1885. No. 24. j). 34

See also Silage-^— Silos and silage.

Ensilaging potatoes, desirability of. 1 898. p. 21

Entilia sinuata:

Habits of (Howard), p. 75

Notes on (Rice). 1893. p. 243

Entero-hepatitis, infectious:

Caused by protozoa, in turkeys (Smith). 1895. [>. 7

Direct transmission of, in turkeys (Moore). 1895

pjitomologic service, voluntary, in New York State (Felt). 1899.

p. 39 ;

Entomological Club, American Association for Advancement of
Science, Rochester meeting of, 1892, abstract of proceedings.
1892. p. 132

Entomological Commission, Agriculture Dei)artment:

Comments on fifth re])ort of (Hamilton). 1891. p. 129

Entomological discoveries and observations in West Virginia in 1894
(Hopkins), p. 145

Entomological ethics, rei)ort on (Cockerell). 1898. ]>. 87

Entomological exhibition, 1865. See Paris.

♦By a misprint, this pafje iiuiiibcr aiii)ears twice.

Index

Classifiriitiou nil.

A4. 1:899

A1.7:7

A4. 1:895-6 '

A4. 1:89.5-6

A12.4:8

A27.9:4

A29.3:ll"^ '

A12.4:l

A1.3.3:3

A27.9:2

A27.9:5

A27.9:6

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A27.9:ll

A27.9:8

A29.6:25

A27.9
A27.9
A27.9
A27.9
A27.9
A27.9

A20. 1:894
A20.4:l
Al. 10:898

A5.4:2
A5.4:7
A5.3:l

A5.3:l

A27.9:7

A5.4:6

A1.8:20

A 13. 3:2
A27.9:23

A1.9:79

A 9. 6:30
A9.7:5

A4.3:8
A4.4:5

A9.6:20

A9.7:5

A8.

A9.7:4

A9.7:7
A9.6:17

1891. p. 212

Tiiaex

Entomological notes:

Interesting (Townsend). 1891. p. 26 .
Miscellaneous (Johnson). 1899. p. 62
Problems and (Smith). 1895. p. 6 ...
See also Murtfeldt, Mary E.
Entomological record, monthly:

1871. p. 332

Oct.-Dec, 1871. (Glover)

Jan., 1872

Feb., 1872-Oct., 1875. (Glover)

Entomological work:

Agricultural experiment stations (Cook)

same (Osborn). 1895. p. 85

Central Park, New York City (Southwick). 1891.
Economic, in parks of New York Citv (Southw^ick).

Mississippi (Weed). 1891. p.34..'.

Oregon and California; notes on Australian importations (Koebele)

1893. p. 33.....

See also Entomological notes.
Entomologists, Economic, Association of:

Objectsof (Gillette). 1900. p. 5

Proceedings of —

1st annual meeting of, 1889. p. 177

2d, 1890. p. 180

P 4

p. 67

p. 61

p. 55

p. 59
1894.

p. 135.

Classification no.

A9.7:4

A9.6:20

A9.6:2

A27.9:9
A27.9:9
A27.9:10
A27.9:

A9.7:3
AID. 3:24
A9.7:4
A9.7:7
A9.7:4

A9.3:32

3d, 1891.

4th, 1892.

5th, 1893.

6th, 1894.

7th, 1895

8th, 1896

9th, 1897 -

10th, 1898

11th, 1899

12th, 1900

13th, 1901

14th, 1902

Entomologists:

Government and State, and other contributors to literature of
American economic entomology, more important writings
of; A-K

same, L-Z

same, June 30, 1888-Dec. 30, 1896 (Banks)

same, Dec. 31, 1896-Jan. 1, 1900 (Banks)

Illustrations for (Garman). 1893. p. 109

Note and record keeping for (Hopkins). 1893. p. 103

Official, meeting of, circular calling attention to. 1889

Slip records for, note on ( Cockerel! ) . 1893. p. 198

Station, committee on cooperation among, report of. 1894. p. 112.
Work of, in experiment stations (Cook). 1891. p. 212

same (Osborn) . 1895. p. 85

See also Entomological work.
Entomology:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on,

1889-1902 -----

American economic, bibliography of more important contribu-
tions to

Applied —

general truths in ( Riley ) . p. 323

outlook of, address on (Riley). 1891. p. 181

parasitic and predaceous insects in ( Riley) . 1893. p. 130

present and future of, in America (Webster). 1897. p. 5

Economic —

accessions, catalogue of, simple form of (Ball). 1902. p. 37..

bibliography of writings of Alpheus Spring Packard on (Hen-
shaw). 1887

catalogue of exhibit at World's Columbian Exposition, Chica-
go, 1893

A9.6:26

A9.7:2

A9.7:3

A9.7:4

A9.7:5

A9.7:6

A9.7:7

A9.6:2 ,

A9.6:6

A9:6.9

A9.6:17

A9.6:20

A9.6:26

A9.6:31

A9.6:37

A9.2:B47^

A9.2:B47'

A9.2:B476

A9.2:B47^

A9.7:6

A9.7:6

A10.4:14

A9.7:6

A9.7:7

A9.7:3

A10.3:24

A10.6:

A9.2:B47

Al. 1:884
A9.7:3
A9.7:6
A9.6:9

A9.6:31

A9.3:16

A9.3:31

278

Biidex

Classification no.

Entomology — Continued
Economic — Continued

catalogue of exhibit of, at World's Industrial and Cotton Cen-
tennial Exposition at New Orleans, 1884-85

dipterous parasites in their relation to (Townsend). 1893. p. 201

duty of (Usborn). 1898. p. 6

evolution of (Fernald). 1896. p. 5

Florida, report on (Gossard). 1901. p. 178

laboratory method of experimentation in ( Woodworth). 1891.

p. 266'

progress in, in U.S (Howard). 1899. p. 135

report of committee of Association of American Agricultural
Colleges and Experiment Stations on progress in. 1891.

p. 29

work in, at University of Kansas for season of 1894 (Snow).

p. 140

Matters of international concern in, some recent (Riley). 1888.

p. 126

North American, list of works on (Banks). 1900

OfMce and laboratory organization (Forbes). 1889. p. 185

Oflflcial economic, lirief account of rise and present condition of

.(Howard). 1894. p. 55

Practical, for farmers' sons. p. 305 ^

Relations to vegetable production of soil, with reference to both

destructive and beneficial insects ( Rathvon). p. 372

Suggestions and notes on, presented to entomology section of
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experi-
ment Stations, at 15th annual convention, 1901 (Slingerland).

1902. p. 120

Southern States, report on (Garman ). 1901. p. 153

Teaching, report on (Cook). 1890, p. 107

See also Insects — names of States — headings beginning "Ento-
mological," "Entomologist," and "Entomology."
Entomology Division, Agriculture Department:

Pacific coast work of (Henry). 1889. p. 141

Practical work of, observations, etc

Some miscellaneous results of work of —

[No. 1.] 1897

[No. 2]. 1898

No. 3. 1898

1900

1901

1902

Work of, for farmer (Howard). 1897. p. 84

Entomology section, Association of American Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations, report of:

1890. p. 144 ,

p. 78

p. 41

p. 85

pp. 17, 95

p. 107

pp. 16,90

pp.24, 133

pp. 44, 96

pp. 17, 153

pp.21, 117

Environment, influence of:

Chemical comimsition of plants (Wiley),

Plant varieties (Weby)er). 1896. p. 89

Enzootic cerebro-spinal meningitis. See Horses.

Enzvmes, or soluble ferments, of hog cholera germ (DeSchweinitz).

' p. 266

See also Catalase.
Enzymic ferments upon starches of different kinds, action of (Stone).

1896

Kphestia interpunctella, Zeller, notes upon (Patton). 1890. p. 158.

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

1891.
1892.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.

1901.

299.

A9.2:N42

A9.7:6

A9.6:17

A9.6:6

A10.3:99

A9.7:3
Al. 10:899

A10.5:3
.V9.7:7

A9.7:!

A9.6:24

A9.7:2

A9.7:7
Al. 1:868

Al. 1:862

A10.3:115

A10.3:99

A9.7:3

A9.

A9.7:2

A9.3:

A9.6:7

A9.6:10

A9.6:18

A9.6:22

A9.6:30

A9.6:.38

Al. 10:897

A10.5:3

A10.3:7

A10.3:16

A10.3:24

A10.3:30

A10.3:41

Al 0.3:49

A 10. 3:65

A10.3:76

A 10. 3:99

A10.3:115

Al. 10:901
A 1.1 :896

A4. 1 :898

A 10. 3:34
A9.7:3

279

Index

Epidomicfl, how do rains and -winds spread? (Abbe). 1895. p. 295.
E[)izootic ai)litha' of t-tock, nature, causes, treatment, etc. -p. 352 ...
Epizootic catiirrh, information relative to (Decroix). 1873. p. 180.

Epizootics among swine (Watts). 1872. p. 21-4

See also Ergotism.

Equino(-tial storm Sept. , 1863. No. 4. p. 36

Equinoctial storms, note.'^ on (Abbe). 1900. p. 558

Same (Kiml)all). 1901. p. 508

Eragrostis obtusitlora, leaf structure of (Ogden). p. 12

Erdman, Charles W. Silesian wool. j). 521

Ergot, prevalence of, in 1889 (Smith). 1889. p. 203

Ergotism :

Among cattle in Kansas (Trumbower). p. 310

same f Trumbower) . 1884. p. 89

same (Bird), p. 317

Enzootics of, investigation of. 1 884. p. 212

same, p. 175

Erie, Lake:

Influence of wind and rythmic gusts on level of (Abbe). 1900.

p. 112

Oscillation, period of, note on (Harris). 1902. p. 312

Wind velocity and fluctuations of water level on (Henry)

Erni, Henri:

Grape disease in Europe, origin, history, phenomena, and cure.

p. 324

Sorghum, analysis of. 1866. p. 336

See aim, for reports as Chemist, Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture

Department, 1863-65

Erosion due to heavy rains and steep grades, notes on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 544

Erwin, Tenn., cloud-burst at ( Worth). 1898. p. 244

Erysiphese:

Of Montana, preliminary list of (Anderson). 1889. p. 188

Upon phytoptus distortions ( Anderson and Kelsey ) . 1889. p. 209.
Eschenhagen, M. Magnetic instruments, some improvements in.

1895. p. 539

Esparto grass:

Habits, nature, and uses. p. 260

Information on (McChesnev). 1869. p. 233

Espy, James P., and Franklin Kite Club (Abbe). 1896. p. 334....
Espy, James P., and Redfield period, 1830 to 1855, of meteorological

advancement (Davis). 1895. p. 305

Estabrook, John D. Address of, before Minnesota good roads

convention, Jan., 1894. p. 12

Estes, John M. Tobacco; instructions for its cultivation and curing.

Ether and atmosphere, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 362

Ether extract, determination of, experiments in (Anderson). 1890.

p. 93

Ethics, entomological report on (Cockerell). 1898. p. 87

Eucalyptus:

Cultivated in U.S. (McClatchie). 1902

Growth of, in U.S. (Kinney). 1895. p. 23

Eucalyptus globulus:

Description of. 1873. p. 244

From a botanic, economic, and medical point of view, embracing

its introduction, culture, and uses (Planchon). 1875

Useof. 1873. p. 583

Eumajus atala, notes on (Schwarz). 1888. p. 37

Euphrates Valley, electric phenomena in (Huntington). 1900. p.

286

Same (Abbe). 1900. p. 290

Euroi)e:

Agricultural education in (McChesney). p. 127

Agricultural educational institutions of, some features of (True).

1897. p. 7

Agricadtural experiment stations in (Atwater). p. 517

name. [)t. 2. p. 466

riasslfleatlon no.
A29.6:23
Al. 1:870
A27.9:ll
A27.9:10

A27.9:l
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A3. 3:8

A4. 1:899
A28.5.5

A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1:895-6
Al. 1:884
A4. 1:884

A29.6:28
A29.6:30
A29.5:J

A 1.1:865
A27.9:4

A7.1: ,

A29.6:28
A 29. 6:28

A28.5:5
A28.5:5

A29.3:112

Al. 1:868

A27.9:7

A29.6:24

A29.3:ll*

A22.3:2

A1.9:6

A29.6:27

A7.3:28
A9.6:17

A13.3:35
A13.3:ll

A27.9:ll

A1.8:9

A27.9:ll

A9.7:l

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

Al. 1:868

A10.4:32
Al. 1:875
A27.9:14

280

Europe — Continued

Agricultural statistics, p. 577

Agriculture in. 1873. p. 557

Agriculture of, American competition with. 1883. No. 64. p. 31 .

American plowH in. 1 868. p. 286

Animals in, contagious diseases among. 1897. p. (59

same. 1898. p. 428

Beet sugar in ( Gennert) . p. 158

Beet-sugar manufacture in, progress of. p. 334

Cattle in —

diseases of. 1870. p. 435

foot-and-mouth disease of. 1869. p. 385 *

Cattle markets and al)attoirs in ( Alvord) . p. 279

Cattle plague, in 1865-66 (Dodge), p. 550

same. 1870. p. 155

Cereals in, consumption of. 1885. No. 16

Condensed milk in. 1868. p. 39

Cooperative credit associations in, and their relation to agricul-
tural interests (Peters). 1892

Crop prospects of (Moffat). 1883. No. 61, p. 34; No. 64, p. 28;

No. 65, p. 29; No. 1, p. 18

Farm animals of ( Ryder) . 1886. p. 353

Farm products in —

cost of hauling. 1 897

domestic animals and. 1867. p. 256

Farm stock of. 1866. p. 246

Farms of, decrease in size of, 1867. p. 101

Flax culture for seed and fiber in (Dodge). 1898

Flax culture in (Dodge). 1892. p. 11

same, 2ded., p. 11

Forest preservation in. 1875. p. 242

Fresh-meat shipments to. p. 312

same, p. 374

Grape disease in; origin, history, phenomena, and cure (Erni).

p. 324 :

Hemp culture in (Dodge). 1898

Hessian fly, parasite from, importation of (Forbes). 1891. p. 179.

Highways of (Eldridge). 1902. p. 19

Hopcropsof. 1868. p. 409

Horse-radish, best varieties of ( Fairchild) . 1900

Insects, two beneficial, introduced into U. S. from (Howard).

1898. p. 13

Kites in, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 165

Magnetic survey of (Tillo). 1895. p. 465

Maize into, introduction of (Murphy). 1891. p. 5

Meat consumption in. 1876. p. 498

Meteorological phenomena in, Jan. and Feb., 1864 (Davy). No.

2. p. 94

Phylloxera of, report on (Planchon). 1874. p. 55

Pure-food laws of, affecting American exports (Bigelow). 1901. .

Ramie in, manufacture of (Dodge). 1893. p. 12

Rye production of. 1891. p. 338

Silk production in. 1872. p. '52

Stock diseases in. 1869. p. 65

Sugar production of, 1877-90. p. 208

Transi)ortation rates in. 1883. No. 56. p. 39

Trichiniasis in, extent of (Salmon), p. 475

same. 1884. p. 269

• Trichinosis in, of alleged American origin (Stiles) . 1901. p. 156.

Weather correspondence in (Abbe). 1895. p. 56

Western, prunes and prune culture in (Lake). 1901

Wheat prospect of ( Moffat) . Apr., 1883. No. 58. p. 31

European tree sparrow (Passer montanus), at Saint Louis, Mo.,

history of ( Widmann) . p. 191

See also Sparrows.

* By a Jiiisprint, tliis ]mK'-' iniinbcr appears twioe.

Index

t'liiNsincatlou no.

Al. 1:877
A27.9:ll
A27.9:21
A27.9:6
A4. 1:897
A4. 1:898
Al. 1:868
Al. 1:869

A27.9:8

A27.9:7

A4. 1:901

Al. 1:865

A27.9:8

A27.9:23

A27.9:6

A27.8:3

A27.9:21
A27.9:24

A22.4:27
A27.9:5
A27.9:4
A27.9:5
All. 5:10
A27.8:l
All. 5:1
A27.9:13
A 1.1:876
Al. 1:877

Al. 1:865

All. 5:11

A9.7:4

A22.3:23

A27.9:6

A23.4:l

A9.6:17

A29.6:25

A29.3:1P

A1.8:49

A27.9:14

A27.9:2

A27.9:12

A7.3:61

All. 5:2

A27.9:29

A27.9:13

A27.9:7

A27.9:28

A27.9:21

A4. 1:884

A4.2:An5

A4.3:30

A29.6:23

A20.3:10

A27.9:21

A5.3:l

281

Index

Eurytomina?. Sfr Grass and grain joint-worm flies.
Eustis, Lake County, Fla., thunderstorms at (Abbe). 1897. p. 251..
Eustrotia caduca, j)reparatory stages of (KeUicott). 1891. p. 321 ..
Evans, A. W. Liverworts from southern Patagonia, collected bv

U. S. S. "Albatross " in 1887-91, list of. 1892. p. 140 '. .

Evans, Edward A.:

Freshets in James River, Va. , 1893-96. p. 590 .i

James River Valley, phvsical features and flood conditions of.

1899. p. 250 ."

Meteorological and other forms and reports: should they be sim-
plified; are modifications desirable? 1902. p. 168

Evans, Frank L. See, for reports as Chief, Accounts and Disburse-
ments Division, Agriculture Department, 1893-1902

Evans, Walter Harrison:

Agricultural experiment stations, collective exhibit of, at Paris

Exposition, 1900. catalogue of. p. 633

Agricultural investigations in Hawaii, Porto Rico, and Philip-
pines. 1901. p. 503

Agricultural outlook of coast region of Alaska. 1897. p. 553

Alaska, agriculture in. 1898. p. 4

Fiotanical survey in Alaska. 1898. p. 48

Copper sulphate and germination; treatment of seed with copper

sulphate to prevent attacks from fungi. 1896

Cotton, botany of. 1896. p. 67

New York Citv, [2d] international conference on plant breeding

and hybridization, 1902, report on. 1902. p. 208

Paris, international congresses of horticulture, viticulture, and

agriculture. 1901. p. 205

Weed destruction by means of chemicals. 1901. p. 19

Wild cherry leaves, poisoning by. p. 16

Evaporated apples, zinc in (Wiley). 1896

Evaporation :

Experiments on Kings River, Calif. 1901. p. 323

Fort Collins, Colorado (Abbe). 1897. p. 210

■Notes on (Abbe). 1895. p. 421.

Temperature and, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 213

Underground, report on (Balch). 1901. p. 545

See also Atmidometry.
EA'ergreen and other forest trees, causes of destruction of in northern
New England and New York —

[1st] report (Packard), p. 138

same, p. 138

2d report, p. 374

3d report, in northern New England, p. 319

same, additions to 3d report, p. 17

4th report, 1886. p. 20

5th report, 1887

Evening, character of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 215

Same (Connor). 1898. p. 306

Everhart, Benjamin M. See, as joint author, Ellis, J. B.
Evotomys:

Black Hills of South Dakota, description of new (Merriam).

1890. p. 119

" Colorado, description of new (Merriam). 1890. p. 23

Two new species of, from Pacific coast region, description of

(Merriam). 1890. p. 25

Ewell, Ervin Edgar:

Cocoa preparations, adulteration of. p. 933

Farm, every, an experiment station. 1897. p. 291

Fats and oils, specific gravity of, at temperature of boiling water,

determination of. 1901. p. 119

Fertilizing value of street sweepings. 1898

Sugar, analysis of, recommendations on. 1895. p. 152 ,

See also, as cf>llaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Ewell, Ervin Edgar, Bigelow,Willard Dell, and Page, Logan Waller.
Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture Department, exhibit of, at
Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y., 1901

Classification no.

A29.6:25
A9.7:3

A6.5:l

A29.6:28

A29.6:27

A29.3:31

A2.

A10.3:80

Al. 10:901
A1.10:897
A10.3:48
A10.3:62

A28.3:10
A10.3:33

A10.6:14

AID. 6:12
Al. 9:124
A1.9:103
A7.3:48

AlO. 3:100

A29.6:25

A29.6:23

A29.6:26

A29.6:29

Al. 1:883
A9. 1:883
Al. 1:884
Al. 1:885
A9.3:12
A9.3:13
A8.1:4
A29.6:26
A29.6:26

A5.5:5
A5.5:4

Ao.5:4

A7.3:13^
A1.10:897

A 7. 3:62
A7.3:55
A7.3:47

A 7. 3:63

282

index

Classification no.

Exchange Bureau. Ser Information and exchange liureau.

Exchanges, foreign, system of, report on. p. 530

Exotic collection. See Agriculture Department.

Experiment, its conception and methods of procedure (Bolley).

1898. p. 47

Experiment station, every farm an (Ewell). 1897. p. 291

Experiment station record, vols. 1-11

Experiment station work, nos. 1-20; a series of " brief popular bul-
letins, compiled from published reports of agricultural experi-
ment stations and kindred institutions in this and other
countries," and assigned various numbers in the Farmers'
Bulletin series. References to each article will be found

under their proper headings

See also Note under AlO.ll:.
Experiment stations. See Agricultural colleges and experiment
stations — Agricultural experiment stations — Engineering ex-
periment stations.
Experiment Stations OflBce, Agriculture Department:

Irrigation investigations of, scope and purpose of (Mead). 1902.

p. 417

Library and publications of, circular regarding. 1889

Nutrition investigations of, scope and results of. 1902. p. 437

Organization and first work of. 1889. p. 13

Publications of —

circular regarding, n. d

list of, 1888-1899 (Harlow). 1900. p. 508

Work of, for farmer (True). 1897. p. 135

Work of (True). 1895. p. 39

Experimental farm. Agriculture Department, report of superintend-
ent, 1865. p. 25

Experimental gardens and grounds, office. Agriculture Department,

work of, for farmers (Saunders). 1897. p. 180

Experiments of Agriculture Department, protest against proposed
legislation restricting. [With copy of Senate bill 1063.] May

25, 1897

Explosive noises at Franklin ville, N. Y. (Kales). 1897. p. 393

Export trade in live stock and meat products, correspondence relating

to (Rusk). 1893

Exports:

American, pure-food laws of European countries affecting (Bige-

low). 1901

Imports and. Jan., 1866. pp.28,86

same, reports on, 1893-99

Provision, 1856-62. No. 5. p. 7.._

See aZ.'io Agricultural exports — Agricultural products.

Exsiccati, new, report on (Fairchild). 1889. p. 160

Extracts, flavoring, analysis of, provisional methods for (Mitchell).

1902. p. 69

Eycleshymer, A. C. Club root in United States. 1891. p. 79

Eye:

Diseases of, of horses (Law), p. 247

Human, trematodes parasitic in (Monostomulum lentis and

agamodistomum ophthalmobium ) (Stiles). 1902. p. 24

Eye and its appendages, diseases of, of cattle (Trumbower). p. 353.

Factories, refuse matter of, as fertilizers. 1867. p. 158

Factory cheese and how it is made (Merry) . 1896. p. 45

Same, reprinted, n. d

See also Cheese.
Fairbanks, George R. Florida freezes for century and half. 1895.

p. 336

Fairchild, David (irandison:

Berseem, the great forage and soiling crof) of Nile Valley. 1902..

Bordeaux mixture as a fungicide. 1894

Exsiccati, new, report on. 1889. p. 160

Fungicides, experiments with, to prevent leaf-blight of nursery

stock. 1891. p. 338

Grape, diseases of, in western New York. 1891. p. 95

Al. 1:868

A10.3:49
A 1.10:897
A10.6:

A1.9:

AlO.

A10.r:901
A10.4:12
A10.P:901
A10.3:l

A10.4:16
AlO. 3:80
Al. 10:897
AlO. 3:24

Al. 1:865

Al. 10:897

A1.2:Ex62
A29.6:25

A1.8:53

A7.3:61
A27.9:4
A12.4:
A27.9:l

A28.5:5

A7.3:65

A28.5:7

A4.2:H78

A4.3:35

A4.2:C29-

A27.9:5

A4.3:15

A4.4:19

A29.6:23

A19.3:23
A 28. 3:6
A28.5:5

A28.5:7
A 28. 5:6

283

Index

Faircliild, David Grandison — Continued

H( )}) culture in Bohemia. 1899

Horse-radish —

best varieties of Europe, and methods of cultivation. 1900...

culture in Bohemia, circular on. 1899

Leaf diseases of nursery stock in w6stern New York, experiments

in ])reventing. 1891. p. 240

Lebl)ek, or siris tree, circular on. 1900

North American mycological literature, index to. 1891. pp. 42,

80, 128, 184

same, p. 52

Plant introduction, systematic, its purposes and methods. 1898..

Spanish almonds, and their introduction into America. 1902

iSvalof, Sweden, station for plant breeding at. 1901. p. 814

Yams in West Indies, circular on. 1899

Znaim cucumbers, cultivation of. 1901

See also, as joint author, Galloway, Beverly Thomas — Halsted,
Byron David — Lathrop, Barbour — Swingle, Walter Ten-
nyson.
Fairchild, George Thompson:

Agricultural education, evolution of, president's address to Associa-
tion of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations

at 11th annual convention, 1897. 1898. p. 32

Colleges of agriculture, what should be taught in? 1896. p. 69. .
Study, relation of technical to general course of. 1893. p. 67 . . .
Fairfield, W. H. Water on Laramie Plains, Wyoming, duty of, 1899.

1902. p. 215 .-

Fairman, Charles E:

Black spot of asparagus berries. 1889. p. 157

Fenestrate sporidia, development of some, observations on. 1891.

p. 29

Fungi, new or rare, from western New York, notes on. 1889.

I 78

JFairs, Southern, agriculture representation at. 1869. p. 365 *

Fake, N. J. See, as joint author, Crarapton, C. A.
Falconer, William:

Mushroom beds, directions for preparation and spawning of. p. 17.

INIushroom industry, review of. 1894. p. 20

Mushrooms, how to grow. 1897

Falkner, J. M. Roads, good, duty of general government toward.

1902. p. 31

Fall army worm. See Army worm.

Fallot, B. Copper in wines. 1890. p. 96

Famines and droughts in India (Eliot). 1895. p. 444

Famines in India ( Archibald ) . 1900. p. 246

Farcy. Sec (i landers and farcy.

Farina or ])otato-flour, report on (Macrae) . p. 390

Farlow, William Gilson. Fungi, some edible and poisonous. 1897.

p. 453

Same, reprinted. 1898

Farm :

Birds, four common, of garden and (Judd). 1895. p. 405

Birds on, value of (Samuels), p. 201

British, increased production of. 1873. p. 488

Butter making on ( Goodrich ) . 1897

Cold storage on (Clark). 1900. p. 9

European, decrease in size of. 1867. j:). 101

Every, an experiment station (Ewell). 1897. p. 291

Exodus from the, what are causes of (Roberts). 1896. p. 80 ...

See also Davenport, E.
Experiment reports for popular use, preparation of. 1885.

p. 93

Forests, relation to (Fernow). 1895. p. 333

Local taxation as affecting. 1897

Management of, in England. 1871. p. 474

Classiflcatioii no.
A6.4:19

A23.4:l
A6.4:20

A28.5:7
A6.4:23

A28.5:6

A28.5:7

A13.3:21

A19.3:26

A10.6:13

A6.4:21

A23.4:2

A10.3:49
A10.3:41
A10.3:16

A10.3:104

A28.5:5

A28.5:6

A28.5:5
A27.9:7

A18.5:l

A18.5:12

A1.9:53

A22.3:23

A6.3:ll

A29.3:ll«

A29.6:28

A 1.1:875

Al. 10:897
A28.3:15

Al. 10:895
Al. 1:867
A27.9:ll
A1.9:57
Al. 9:119
A27.9:5
Al. 10:897
A10.3:41

A1.7:9
Al. 10:895
A27.9:35
A27.9:9

* By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

284

1868.

194.

Farm — Continued

Milk on, care of (Pearson). 1897

Model, and agricultural colleges, letter on (McChesnev)

p. 460 • :

Number and value of, increase and decrease in, 1880-90. p

Pests of, in Australia. 1887. p. 5:>5

Poultry raising on (Salmon). 1901

same. p. 235

Prize, in Normandy. 1876. p. 117

Pure water on, importance of. 1898. p. 3

Resources and products of, special statistics. 1868. pp. 3, 63,

111, 189, 249

Roads, best for farming districts and (Stone) 1894. p. 501

Small, large profits from. 1873. p. 193

Succulent forage for (Williams). 1899. p. 613

Transportation on. 1901. p. 690

Value of, and of mortgages on farms. 1896. p. 599

Waste places on, tree planting in (Keffer). 1896. p. 323

See also Agriculture — Agricultural products — Crops — P^xperi-

mental farm — Seed testing — headings beginning "Farm,"

"Farmers," "Farming."

Farm accounts, system of (Bourne), p.

Farm animals:

Australia, diseases of. 1887. p. 535
Commercial movements of, 1875-86.
Condition of —

Jan., 1864. No. 1. p. 36

Apr., 1864. No. 2. p. 34

Jan., 1865. No. 4. p. 22

1867. p. 132

173

85

121

98

112

81

502.

Indc.v

Classlflcatiou no.
A1.9:63

A27.9:6

A27.9:32

A27.9:25

Al. 9:141

A4. 1:900

A27.9:14

A1.9:73

A27.9:6
Al. 10:894
A27.9:ll
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:901
Al. 10:896
A 1.10:896

Al. 1:865

p. 152.

1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1876.
1878.
1883-
Diseases of-
1870. p
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.

P-
P-

P-
P-

P-
P-

No. 10. p. 6.

125

103

120.

153

201 .

161

84.

See also Diseases of animals.

Europe ( Ryder ) . 1886. p. 353

Feeding of ( Allen )

Fences and laws relating to. p. 394. .

Foreign countries. 1887. i). 135

General condition of. 1883. p. 302 .
Molasses as a food for (Langworthy).

Movement of. p. 207

Numbers and values of —

1859. No. 2. p. 18

1866. p. 184

1867. p. Ill

1870. p. 67

1871. p. 55

1872. p. 51

1880. No. 21

1882. No. 42

1883. No. 56

1884. No. 4

1893. No. lOlA

1870-96. p.253

A27
A27

.9:25
.9:25

1899. p. 17..

A27.9:2

A27.9:2

A27.9:3

A27.9:5

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A27.9:10

A27.9:14

A27.9:17

A27.9:

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A27.9:10

A27.9:ll

A27.9:12

A27.9:13

A27.9:14

A27.9:24
A1.9:22
A 1.1:869
A27.9:26
A4.2:An»
Al. 9:107
A4. 1:897

A27.9:2

A27.9:4

A27.9:5

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A27.9:10

A27.9:18

A27.9:20

A27.9:21

A27.9:22

A27.9:31

A4. 1:897

285

Index

Class! floatiuu no.

Farm animals — Continued I

Numbers and values of — Continued |

1880-90 ' A27.8:ll

1897 and 1898. p. 597 i A4.1:898

1899. p. 608 ' A4.1:899

1900. p. 638.... A4.1:901

Eange or average price of, at Chicago —

1897 and 1898. p. 579 A4.1:898

1899. p. 673 A4.1:899

1900. p. 509 ! A4. 1 :900

Receipts and shipment of, 1896-98. p. 550 A4. 1 :898

Statistics of — j

1895. p. 533 1 Al. 10:895

p. 559 Al. 10:896

p. 710 Al. 10:897

1890.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
See also

pp. 078, 702

p. 759

p. 824

p. 771

for annual reports on, A27.1:

1866.

P'

246

Switzerland. 1806. p. 430.

United States and Europe.

Wintering. 1875. p. 84

World. 1888. p. 28

same. 1893. p. 54

See also Animals, domestic.
Farm animals and their products. 1901. p. 771.
Farm buildings:

Model, report on. p. 283

Practical suggestions for ( Hill) . 1901

See also Stave silo.

Farm capital. 1870. p. 42

Farm crops. See Farm products.

Farm drainage ( Elliott) . 1896

Farm experiments. Agriculture Department:

1867 (Farquhar). p. 187

1868. p. 412

1869.

P-

207

1870.

P-

452

1871.

P-

238

1872.

P-

454

1873.

P-

289

1874.

p.

255

1875.

P-

502

Farm implements:

American and European. 1883. No. 50

Improved (Todd), p. 225

Farm implements and machinery:

Course of prices of, for series of years (Holmes) . 1901..

Report on (Thomas), p. 410

Farna insects. See Insects.
Farm labor:

Irish, wages of. 1870. p. 290

Wages of, rate of, in U. S. —

1SG7. p. 4

1870. p.3

1875. p.201

1882. No. 43

1884. No. 4

1885. No. 18

1888. p. 169

1890. p. 200

1840-92 ( Dodge)

1866-99, result of eleven statistical investigations

Farm manure, report on ( Hebert) . 1 895. ]). 141

Farm practice and fertilizers as insecticides (Smith). 1893.

p. 93.

Al. 10:898
A 1.10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A27.9:4

A27.9:4

A27.9:13

A27.9:26

A27.9:31

Al. 10:901

A 1.1:807
A1.9:120

A27.9:8

A1.9:40

Al. 1:867
Al. 1:808
Al. 1:809
Al. 1:870
Al. 1:871
Al. 1:872
Al. 1:873
Al. 1:874
Al. 1:875

A27.9:21
Al. 1:806

A27.8:18
Al. 1:862

A27.9:8

A27.9:5

A27.9:8

A27.9:13

A27.9:20

A27.9:22

A27.9:23

A27.9:26

A27.9:28

A27.8:4

A27.8:22

A10.6:5

A9.7:6

286

p. 485

Farm prices:

Cape Colony (Stowe) . p. 523

Market quotations and. 1893.

same. 1894. p. 732

Of two centuries. 1892. p. 332

Seventy years ago. 1891. p. 482

Farm products:

Acreage, production, and value of, 1866 to 1895

Cost of hauling to market or to shipping points in European
countries, reports of consuls on. 1897

Fertilizing constituents of —

1894. p. 565

1895. p. 566

1896. p. 611

Legal weights of, per bushel. 1891. j). 93

Local exchanges of. 1875. p. 95

Market prices for, monthly, Aug., 1870, to Dec, 1876

Marketing (Hill). 1897

Primary prices of. 1892. p. 299

Shrinkageof. 1902. p. 10

Yield and home prices of —

1869. p. 14

1870. p. 3

1871. p. 4

See also Agricultural products — Crops — Produce.

Farm records, 1850-71. p. 68

Farm stock. See Farm animals.
Farmers:

Agricultural experiment station as educator of (Caldwell). 1882.

p. 20

Better times for. 1891. p. 181

Chicorv growing as addition to resources of, in America (Kainsj.

1898

Closer intimacy between experiment stations and farmers' insti-
tute as promoter of. 1902. p. 78

Cotton seed to, value of (Beal) . 1901. p. 24

Daughters of, education of (Dodge), p. 441

Debtsof. 1887. p. 78

Employment agencies for use of, list of (West)

Example for American

Families of, health of (Hall), p. 453

Forestry for (Fernow). 1894. p. 461

same, with additional matter

Frauds upon. 1886. p. 71

Gardens of (Brown), p. 337 •.

Good roads and how to get them, views on (Creasy). 1901. p. 78.

Good roads for ( Elldridge)

Hawks and owls as related to ( Fisher) . 1894. p. 215

Houses of, places and plans for ( Hall) . p. 313

How can agricultural experiment station reach and interest?

(Roberts). 1889. p.30

Interest of —

in finance. 1896

in good seed (Pieters). 1900

Milling companies for. 1890. p. 294

Money value of good roads to ( Latta) . 1896

IMutual interests and relations of Agriculture Department and,

farmers' institute as medium for tleveloping (True). 1902.

p. 102

Of what service are statistics to the? (Hyde). 1898

same, reprint

Organizations of —

cooperation of agricultural experiment stations with, in experi-
ment work (Jenkins). 1895. p. 50

how may thev hasten teaching of agriculture in public schools.

1 902. p. 89

Pioneer, in Alaska, suggestions to (Georgeson). 1902

Index

('liissifl('atli)ii uo.

A4. 1:898
A27.9:31
A27 9:32
A27. ^SO
A27.9-29

A27.4:l

.\22.4:27

Al. 10:894
A 1.1 0:895
Al. 10:896
A27.9:29
A27.9:13
A27.9:
A1.9:62
A27.9:30
Al. 9:149

A27.9:8
A27.9:9
A27.9:10

A27.9:10

A1.8:22
A27.9:29

A6.3:19

A10.3:120
Al. 9:124
Al. 1:866
A27.9:25
A27.4:13
A12.4:4
A 1.1:862
Al. 10:894
A 1.9:67
A27.9:24
A 1.1:863
A22.3:21
A1.9:95
Al. 10:894
A 1.1:863

A]0.5:l

A27.4:3
Al. 9:111
A27.9:28
A22.4:23

A10.3:120
A 1.10:897
A27.8:14

Al 0.3:24

A 10.3: 120
AlO.lO:!

287

1898.

Index

Farmers — Continued

Popular education for, in U. S. (True). 1897. p. 279 ...
Practical assistance to, in handling forest lands (Pinchot)

Road question, views on ( Bean ) . 1901 . p. 67

Sons of —

entomology for, practical, p. 305

home life, training, and ambition of (Adams), p. 307

Southern, suggestions to. 1899

Tax on, as produce brokers. 1870. p. 77

Toad as a friend of. 1899. p. 28

Vegetable garden of. 1902. p. 6

Weather forecasting for (Reed) . 1900. p. 287

What meteorology is doing for (Harrington). 1894. p. 117

Work of Agriculture Department for. See Names of divisions,

bureaus, and offices in Agriculture Department.
See also Agriculturist — English farms and farmers.

Farmers' Alliance, National, officers of. 1898. p. 627

Farmers' bulletins:

Available for distribution, list of

Distribution of, general orders relative to, 1895-97

List of

Farmers' clubs:
List of—

1870

1872

1876

Notes on. 1871. p. 471

Report on (Nutting), p. 236

See also Agricultural societies and farmers' clubs — American Insti-
tute Farmers' Club — West Newbury (Mass.) Farmers' Club.
Farmers' Institute Workers, American Association of, proceedings of

sixth annual meeting, held at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 18 and 19,

1901 ; edited bv A. C. True, D. J. Crosby, and G. C. Creelman.

1902 1

Same, 7th annual meeting

Farmers' institutes:

Factor in creating desire for agricultural education. 1902. p. 68.

History and status in U. S. and Canada (Bailey). 1900

Illustration and demonstration work at (Currver). 1902. p. 52,

Lectures at, note on ( Abbe ) . 1900. pp. 20, 67

Local help in (Latta). 1902. p. 36

Managers or officials in charge —

1898. p. 610

1899. p. 687

1900. p. 643

1901. p. 621

Medium for developing mutual interests and relations of farmers

and Agriculture Department (True). 1902. p. 102

Ontario (Creelman). 1902. p. 32

Promoter of closer intimacy between farmers and experiment sta-
tions (Voorhees). 1902. p. 78

Question box at (Amoss). 1902. p. 49

Relation of —

agricultural colleges and experiment stations to (Hutchin-
son). 1902. p. 33

agricultural associations to (Dye). 1902. p. 44

Agriculture Department to (True) . 1902. p. 22

to our industrial population (Hoard). 1902. p. 20

Report of committee of Association of American Agricultural Col-
leges and Experiment Stations on. 1898. p. 46

Report on (True and Hall). 1897. p. 635

same, memorandum for. 1889

Work accomplished in Maryland, 1902 (Amoss). p. 25

AVork of, best method of publishing results of (Collingwood).
1902. p. 39

Classification no.

Al. 10:897

A13.4:21

A22.3:21

Al. 1:868
Al. 1:863
A1.9:98
A27.9:8
A1.9:87
A1.9:149
A29.6:28
A 1.10:894

Al. 10:898

A21.2:F22

A1.2:P96

A1.9:

A1.8:4
A1.8:5
A1.8:12
A27.9:9
Al. 1:867

A10.3:110
A10.3:120

A10.3:120

A10.3:79

A10.3:110

A29.6:28

A10.3:110

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
A1.10:900
Al. 10:901

AlO. 3:120
A10.3:110

A10.3:120
A10.3:110

AlO. 3:1 10
A10.3:110
A10,3:110
A10.3:110

AlO. 3:49
A10.6:7
AlO. 4:9
A10.3:120

A10.3:110

288

Farmers' institutes — Continued
Worker at —

address on, before American Association of Farmers Institute

Workers (Spillman). 1902. p. 59

requisites of a good ( Dawley ) . 1902. p. 42

Young people attending, how lo interest and instruct (Spencer).

1902. p. 42

See also Women's farm institutes.
Farmers' National Congress, officers of:

1898. p. 627 ,

1899. p. 717 -.-■

1900. p. 671 ,

1901. p. 637

Farmers' reading courses:

Description of, with list of State officers. 1899. p. 717.

Scope and methods of (Bailey). 1899 ,

same, abridgment

Farming:

Aroostook County, ]\Iaine. 1869. p. 149 ,

Association in, practical results of. p. 113

High, as illustrated in history of Netherlands (Tilden). p. 527..
Influence of different systems of, on fertility of soil. 1899. p. 9.

Modern, in America ( Taveau ) . p. 280

New England —

does it pay? p. 187

report on. p. 255 ,

Northern and southern planting ( Watts). 1872. p. 207

same. 1872. p. 359 _. ,

See also Agriculture — Farm — Perfumery farming — Truck farm-
ing.

Farquhar, W. H. Farm experiments, p. 187

Fasciation, example of ( Vasey). 1873. p. 171

Fassbender, Dr. :

Cattle foods, work in. communications from foreign chemists

taking part in. 1894. p. 170

Potash determination, results on official samples and descriptions

of methods employed. 1 894. p. 25

Fassig, Oliver Lanard:

Baltimore temperature curve for May, normal, marked ri ^e in.

1902. p. 68

Barometric wave, dailv, westward movement of. 1901. p. 495..

same. 1902. p. 62

Cloud photography, automatic, report of. 1896. p. 456

German Agricultural Experiment Stations, Association of, ninth
annual convention of, 1896, rejKirt on. 1897. p. 447

Johns Hopkins University, meteorology at. 1898. p. 306

Light precipitation, device for automatically recording beginning
and ending of. 1902. p. 213

?k[aryland climatological studies. 1902. p. 200

^Meteorological Congress, held at Chicago, August 21-24, 1893,
proceedings of. p. 227

Meteorology, bibliography of American contributions to, note
concerning. 1895. p. 326

Waterspout at close range. 1902. p. 302

Weather services, State, statistics of. 1895. p. 209

See also, as editor, report of International ]\Ieteorological Con-
gress, Chicago, 1893

Fat acids, soluble and insoluble, notes on methods for (Patrick).

Index

I'lasxiflcutlun no.

A10.3:120
A10.3:110

A10.3:110

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

Al. 10:899

A10.3:72

A1.9:109

A27.9:8
A27.9:12
Al. 1:866
A1.9:87
Al. 1:874

Al. 1:874
Al. 1:870
A27.9:10
A27.9:10

Al. 1:867
A27.9:ll

A7.3:43
A 7. 3:43

A29.3:31
A29.6:29
A29.6:31
A29.6:24

A10.6:8
I A29.6:26

Fats:

1888. p. 25

Contained in tuberculosis bacilli (De Schweinitz and Dorset),
p . 30 1

Crystallization of (Crampton) . 1889. p. 449

ii'ormation of, in animal body (Soskin). 1897. j). 179

See also Butter — Butter fat — Oils and fats.
Fatty bodies in vegetable organisms, report on methods of estimation
of (Maxwell). 1890.' p. 94

A29.3:31
A29.3:31

A29.6:21

A29.3:ll-

A29.6:30

A29.6:23

A29.3:ll

.\7.3:19

A 4. 1:898
A7.3:13^
A 10. 6:8

A 7. 3:28

114—04-

-19

289

117

p. 174

Index

Fauna. See North American fauna.
Fauna;, plant, iiote^ on (Cockerell). 1892. p
Faveau, Augustin L. Rice culture, report on.
Faville, Geo. ('. :

Maladie du coit, extirpation of, in Nebraska and South Dakota.

p. 02

Nebraska, supposed maladie du coit among horses in. p. 359

Faville, George C, and Day, Charles M. Maladie du coit in Ne-
braska, second (outbreak of. p. 134

Fayetteville, Ark., experiment station at, laboratory notes from.

1890. p. 134 -■

Featherstone, W. B. Meterological observations of San Francisco.

1893-94. p. 128

February, weather condition for, statement of average (Garriott).

p. 57

Federal meat inspection ( Salmon ) . 1 894. p. 67

Feed, coarse, necessity of, to grow cattle (Davenport), p. 202

Feed mills and windmills. 1902. p. 31

Feeding:

Experiments in special points bearing on (Wing). 1891. p. 93.

Farm animals ( Allen) . 1 894

Leguminous plants for ( Allen ) . 1 894

Management of cattle and ( Henry ) . p. 439

Value of cotton-seed products for ( Kilgore). 1896. p. 385

See also Foods.
Feeding stuffs:

Analyses of American, compilation of (Jenkins and Winton).

1892 - -

Analysis of, oflicial methods adopted by Belgian state labora-
toVies and agricultural experiment stations of Holland. 1899.

p. 304

Chemical analysis, methods of, abstract of literature on. 1890-91.

p. 61 -

See also Chemical analysis, methods of.
Composition of, for animals —

1894. p. 558

1895. p. 560

1896. p. 605

Condimental, use of in feeding animals. 1898. p. 25

Control of, needs and requirements of.
Digestibility of —

methods of determining (Kellner).
report on (Jordan and Hall). 1900
Fertilizing constituents of —

1894. p. 565

1895. p. 566

1896. p. 611

Markets for American, extension of

Nitrogen, free extract of (Tollens). 1897. p. 641 _. _ . . . .

Pentaglucoses in, notes on occurrence and quantitative estimation

of (Stone). 1890. p. 125

See also Cattle foods — Foods and feeding stuffs.
Fegan, M. E. See, for reports as Chief, Seed Division, Agriculture

Department, 1893-95

Fehling's solution. See Sugar, estimation of.
Felt, Ephraim Porter:

Entomologic service, New York State, voluntary, in. 1899. p.

39

Forest and shade tree insects in New York State, observations

on. 1901. p.63

Hessian fly in New York State in 1901. 1902. p. 22

Insecticides, early spring applications of, on fruit trees, some ef-
fects of. 1900. p. 22

Insects of New York State, notes on —

1898. p. 16

1899. p. 60

1902. p. 102

1897. p. 421

1898. p. 504

Classlflcntioii uo.

A9.7:5
Al. 1:867

A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:89 1-2

A4. 1:899

A7.3:24

A29.6:22

A29.6:29
Al. 10:894
A4. 1:897
Al. 9:149

A10.5:3
A1.9:22
A1.9:16
A4.2:C29
A 10. 3:33

A10.3:ll

A10.6:10
A7.3:31

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
A1.9:73
Al. 10:897

A10.6:9
A10.3:77

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:895
A1.10:896
A12.4:7
A10.6:8

A7.3:28

A24.1:

A9.6:20

A9.6:31
A9.6:31

A9.6:26

A9.6:17
A9.6:20
A9.6:37

290

Felt, Ephraim Porter — Continued

Xursiery-inspection laws and rulings, suggestions toward greater

uniformity in. 1901 . p. 161

Petroleum, crude, and other insecticides, further notes on. 1902.

p. 49

Pine trees, insects attacking, observations on certain. 1902.

p. 103

San Jose scale, experimental work in New York State against.

1902. p. 85

Female life in open air (Doris), p. 480

Fences:

Laws relating to farm animals and. p. 894

Statistics of, in U. S. p. 497

Fenestrate sporidia, development of some, observations on (Fair-
man). lcS91. p.29

Ferguson, James M. Cotton worm, letter on. 1867. p. 288

Ferguson, ^Margaret C. Germination of spores of Agaricus cam-
pestris and other basidiomv cetous fungi, preliminary study of.
1902 '. '.

Index

('liiNisIflcation no.

A10.3:99

A9.6:31

A9.6:37

A9.6:37
Al. 1:866

Al. 1:869
Al. 1:871

A 28. 5:6
.•\ 27. 9:5

Fergusson, S. P. :

Kite experiments at Blue Hill meterological observatorv. .1896.
pp. 323, 327 .■

same. 1897. p. 392

Wire, early use of, in kite flying. 1897. p. 135

Fermented alcoholic beverages, adulteration of (Crampton). 1887.

p. 263 ,

Fermented liquors. See Liquors.
Fernald, Charles Henrv:

Brown-tail moth. 1898. p. 24

Entomology, economic, evolution of. 1896. p. 5

Gypsy moth in jNIassachusetts, notes on. 1895. p. 59

Pvralid;e from Death Valley, description of. 1894. fi. 255

Fernald, H. T. Insects in Massachusetts in 1901. 1902. p. 119 ...
Fernow, Bernhard Eduard:

"Boxed" or "turj)entine" timber, strength of

Forest conditions of Rockv Mountains, introduction to reports

on. 1888. p. 7 ."

Forest-fire legislation in U. S. 1896

Forest fires, is protection against practicable?

Forest influences, introduction and summarj^ of conclusions to

reports on. 1893. p. 9

Forest resources, our, facts and figures regarding briefly stated.

1896

Forest supplies, consumption of, by railroads, and practicable

economy in their use. 1890. p. 13

Forestry conditions and interests of Wisconsin, discussion of.

1898. p. 7_

Forestry Division, Agriculture Department, work of, for farmer.

1897'. p. 143

Forestry for farmers. 1894. p. 461

same

Forests, influence of, on water supplies, p. 297

same, p. 297

Forests, relation of, to farms. 1895. p. 338

same, p. 43

Forests, relation of, to water supplies. 1898. p. 128

Government timber tests

Lumbermen of U. 8., suggestions to, in behalf of more rational

forest management

Mechanical tests on 32 species of American woods, summary of ..
Railroad ties —

annual charges for. 1887. p. 105

impregnation as practiced for Prussian railways. 1894. p. 286.

metal. 1887. ]>. 108

Rainfall an<l charts of rainfall. 1!»02. pp. 224, 225

Sanitary significance (jf forests. 1 898. p. 171

A 19. 3:1 6

A 29. 6. -24
A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A7.3:13'»

A9.6:17
A9.6:6
A9.6:2
A9.7:6
A 10. 3:1 15

A13.4:8

A13.3:2

A13.4:13

A13.4:14

A13.3:7

A13.4:11

A13.3:4

A13.3:16

Al. 10:897
Al. 10:894
A1.9:67
Al. 1:889
A13. 1:889
Al. 10:895
A1.9:67
A13.3:7
A 13. 4:7

A18.4:10
A18.4:15

A13.3:l
A13.3:9
A 13.3:1
A29.6:30
A13.3:7

291

Index

Fernow, Bernhard Ediiard — Continued

Snow-slides and avalanches, their formation and prevention.
1888. p. 236

Southern pine; mechanical and physical properties, results of in-
vestigations of J. B. Johnson and Filibert Koth. 1896

Spikes, notes on adhesion of. 1887. p. 62

State forestry commissions and forest reserves, recent legislation
on. 1897

Statement before Committee on Agriculture, Feb. 16, 1895

Timber, increasing durability of. 1898

Timl)er lands, Government, value and management of. 18S4.
P 22

Timl)er phy.sics, pt. 1 ; preliminary report. 1892

same, pt. 2, progress report, introduction. 1893. p. 1

Timber physics, progress in. 1898

Timber pines of southern United States, introduction to report on.

Trees, age of and time of l)lazing determined by annual rings.
1897 - - - -

Turpentine gathering, effect of, on timl)er of pine

What is forestry? 1891

Wood, characteristics and properties of, introduction to elemen-
tary discussion of. 1895. j). 5

See alio, for reports as Chief, Forestrv division. Agriculture De-
partment, 1886-1897 ;:

See also, as reviser, Spalding, V. M.
Fernow. Bernhard Eduard, and Roth, Filibert. Wood, different

kinds, how to distinguish. 1895. p. 59

Ferns :

Collected in Mexico by J. N. Rose during months of August and

September, 1897 (Davenport) . 1899. p. 146

Southern Patagonia, collected by U. S. S. "Albatross" in 1887-91,

list of (Eaton). 1892. p. 138

See also Asplenium.

Ferrel, William, short biography of (Connor). 1898. p. 457

Ferrouillat, Paul. Plants, mildew and other fungus diseases of, ap-
paratus for combating. 1888. p. 87

Fertility, Lawes's views of (Scott). 1883. p. 76

Fertilization of soil as affecting orange in health and disease ( Web-
ber). 1894. p. 193

Fertilizer industry; review of statistics of production and consump-
tion, with abstract of State laws for analysis and sale (Hvde).

1898 ".

Fertilizers:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on. 1889-

1902

Analysis, official methods of, adopted by Belgian State laborato-
ries and agricultural experiment stations of Holland. 1899.

p. 304 .--.---•

As insecticides; paper read before 2d arinual meeting. Association

of Economic Entomologists, 1890 (Smith), p. 217

same, 5th annual meeting, 1893 (Smith), p. 93

Ashes as —

are they economical at present prices? 1897. p. 24

supply of (Fleischmann). 1884. No. 9. p. 28

Availability of. 1898. p.' 5 ,

Bone. 1870. p. 277

Bones used as, new process for dissolving. 1866. p. 337

Chemical, germination of seeds as affected by (Hicks). 1900

Chemical tables of. 1894. p. 571 ,

Coal ashes as. 1868. p. 461

Commercial —

composition and use ( Voorhees ) . 1 896

law on, in Connecticut. 1870. p. 151

sale of, uniformity in legislation with regard to (De Ghequier).

1885. p. 46

Complete, nitric nitrogen in, Ulsch method in determining
(Street). 1892. p. 88

riasKificatioii iio.

A13.3:2

A13.4:12
A13.3:l

A13.4:17

A13.2:St2

A13.4:20

A1.7:5

A13.3:6

A13.3:6

A13.4:18

A13.3:13

A13.4:16

A13.4:9

A13.3;5

A13.3:10

A13.1:

A13.3:10

A6.5:5

A6.5:l

A29.6:26

A6.3:5
A1.7:2

Al. 10:894

A27.8:13

A10.6:

A10.6:10

A9.7:3
A9.7:6

Al.9:65

A27.9:22

A1.9:73

A27.9:8

A27.9:4

A6.3:24

Al. 10:894

A27.9:6

A1.9:44
A27.9:8

A7.3:7

A7.3:35

292

Fertilizers — Continued

Concentrated, in Soutliern States, p. 39(>

Containing cotton-.-eed meal, report on determination of available

phosphoric acid in ( Dancy). 1890. p. 161

Containing organic materials, total phosphoric acid in, determina-
tion of (Shiver). 1891. p. 109

Cooperative experimenting as a n)eans of studying effects of fer-
tilizers and feeiling cajiacities of plants ( Atw ater). 1882

Coo]>erative field experiments with ( Thorne) . 1889

Cntu ,n ( :\IcBryde ). 1S94

Crop requirements ( Beal). 1899. p. 5

Determination of phosphoric acid and nitrogen in, in same

weighed quantity of substance (DeRoode). 1891. p. 104

Effect of, on jjroportion of grain to straw or stover. 1897. p. 11.
Effects of, and feeding capacities of plants, cooperative experi-
menting as a means of studying (Atwater). 1882. p. 27

Experiments with —

for prevention and cure of peach yellows, 1889-92 (Smith) . ..

on fruits and vegetables, to study variations of feeding capac-
ities of plants due to action of fertilizers. 1891

Fraud in —

1870. p. 358

1898. p. 5

Garden crops (Clark). 1898. p. 12

Home-made. 1870. p. 358

Home-mixed vs. factory-mixed. 1898. p. 5

Human excrement as, value of ( F>rown ). 1872. p. 312

Inspection laws —

proposed reforms in (Wheeler and others)

uniform, report of standing committee of American Agricul-
tural Colleges and Experiment Stations on. 1900. p. 54.

same. 1901. p. 27

Local preferences for. 1875. j). 68

^Mineral —

new. 1870. p. 357

noteon (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 31

of Atlantic States, p. 367

of Mississippi Valley, p. 548

Mixed —

nitrogen in, availability of (Terne). 1893. p. 40

same (Hayes). 1895. p. 112

variable ammonia results in (AVilliams). 1901. p. 28

Mixing, as a matter of economy. 1897. p. 27

Nitrification of certain, rate of (Withers and Fraps). 1901.

p. 28

Nitrogen in —

report of conmiittee on ( French Association of Sugar Chemists) .
1887. p. 54

report on ( Davenport ) . 1898. p. 14

Nitrogenous, for market-garden crops (Smith). 1901. j). 12

Phosphates as. 1897. ]). 12

l^hosphatic mineral. 1875. p. 62

Thosphoric acid in, method of determining. 1886. p. 43

i'otash in, rei)ort on some sources of error in determination of

(Scovell and otliers). 1896. p. 42

Refuse matter of factories as. 1867. p. 158

Samples of —

bottled, loss of moisture in, when closed with cork (Battle).
1891. p. 159

preparation of —

effect of finer grinding in (Battle). 1891. ]>. 160

for analysis, notes on (Stilhvell and (iladding). 1893.

p. 19

Roil tests with, explanations and directions for. 1889

Strawberry requirements. 1902. p. 17

Index

(.'lasslflratlon no.

I

' Al. 1:868

A 7. 3:28

A7.3:31

A1.8:18
A10.4:7
A1.9:14
A1.9:107

A7.3:31
A1.9:56

A1.8:22

A28.3:4

A10.4:19

A27.9:8
A1.9:79
Al. 9:105
A27.9:8
A 1.9:84
A27.9:10

A7.4:3

A10.3:99

A10.3:115

A27.9:13

A27.9:8
A27.9:ll
A 1.1:868
Al. 1:869

A7.3:38
A7.3.47
A 7. 3:62
A1.9:65

A7.3:62

A7.3:16

A 7. 3:56

A1.9:124

A1.9:56

A27.9:14

A7.3:12

A7.3:49
A 27. 9:5

A7.3:31

A7.3:31

A7.3:38
A 10. 4:8
Al. 9:149

293

1889

Index

Fertilizers — Continued

Use of —

meeting of those interested in, eireular relative to
sugget'tions regarding. 1898. p. 26

Various forniuhe for. 1872. pp. 76, 137, 218

Various, results of field experiments with ( Atwater). 1883

See altto Agricultural chemistry — Ah'alfa — Ashes — Barnyard
manure — Chemical analysis, methods of — Farm manure —
Green manuring and manures — (iuano — Hunuis — Lime —
Limestone — Li(iuid manuring — ^Manures — Marls — Muck —
Nitric nitrogen — N itrogen — Potash.
Fertilizing constituents of feeding stuffs and farm products:

1894. p. 565

1895. p. 566

1896. p. 611..

I'ertilizing value of:

Barnyard manure. 1897. p. 24

Lime, different forms of (Beal). 1901. p. 12

Manure from cows. 1899. p. 5

Street sweepings (Ewell). 1898

Fetlock, diseases of, of horses (Holcombe). p. 357

Fesler, John H. Rainfall of Amoy, China. 1897-1902. p. 486

Fiber:

Classification of, structural and economic, with descriptive cata-
logue of useful fiber plants of the world (Dodge). 1897

Crude, determination of —

notes on (Fraps). 1901. p. 112

preliminarv investigations relating to (Huston and McBride).

1893. p. 135 - . . .

Culture or machinery, Agriculture Department circular of inquiry

inregardto. ^1890. p. 99

same, 2d ed., p. 99

Determination of, in Scotland (Aitken). 1894. p. 172

Estimation of, in substances rich in carbohydrates, report of

committee on. 1891. p. 63

Experiments, history of, etc. ( Dodge ) . 1894

Flax culture for, in U. S. (Dodge). 1892

same, in U. S. (Dodge). 1895

same, in Europe and America (Dodge) . 1898

Identification of ( Seaman) . 1897. p. 352

Ixtle, letter on (Murphy). 1869. p. 232

same. 1870. p. 354

Machinery and processes, list of patents for, Jan. 1875-Dec. 31,

1879. ■'p. 609

Pentosan-free crude, determination of (Fraps). 1902. p. 51

Production in U. S., present status of (Dodge). 1892. p. 43

same, 2d ed. p. 43

Vegetable, in collection of Agriculture Department at Philadel-
phia Centennial Exhibition of 1876 (Dodge), p. 497

See also Agaves — Flax — Hemp — Ixtle fiber — Leaf fibers of
U. S. — New Zealand flax — Pentosan-free crude fiber — Pine-
apple fiber — Textile fibers.
Fiber Investigation Office, Agriculture Department:

Work of, for farmer ( Dodge) . 1897. p. 224

Fiber plants:

Raising and testing of (Willits). 1890. p. 124 ,

Useful, of the world, descriptive catalogue of (Dodge). 1897

Fibers, textile, of Pacific States ( Flint ) . p. 471

Fibrine and bacteria (Taylor)

Field, John E. :

Irrigation from Big Thompson river

Water laws of Colorado. 1899. p. 39

Field and garden, irrigation in ( Wickson). 1901

Field crops:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on, 1889-
1902

Classificiitlou no.

A10.4:2
A1.9:69
A27.9:10
A1.8:31

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896

A1.9:56

Al. 9:124

A1.9:97

A7.3:55

A4.2:H78

A29.6:30

A11.5:9

A7.3:62

A7.3:38

A27.8:l
All. 5:1
A7.3:43

A7.3:31
All. 5:6
A11.5:4
A1.9:27
All. 5:10
All. 5:9
A27.9:7
A27.9:8

Al. 1:879
A7.3:67
A27.8:l
All. 5:1

Al. 1:879

All.
A1.10:897

A10.5:2
All. 5:9
Al. 1:864
A18.2:F44

A.10.3:118

A10.3:58

A1.9:138

A10.6;

294

Field crops — Continued

Important data as to. 1901. p. 692

Pacific coast (Jones). 1892. p. 59

Yield of, in European Russia. 1884. No. 9. p. 37

See also Agricultural products — Crops — Farm products.

Field cultures of Pacific slope, miscellaneous ( llilgard ). p. 79

Field experimentation, plats in, fortii, size, arrangement, and treat-
ment of ( Latta). 1896. p. 83

Field experiments, cooperative, report on (Ingersoll). 1891. p.
109

Same (Voorhees). 1901. p. 116

Field operations of Division of Soils (Whitney):

1899

1 900

1901

Field parties of Bureau of Soils, Agriculture Department, instruc-
tions to, and descriptions of soil types. 1902

Field seeds. See Seeds.

Fifty dairy rules, p. 201 - - - -

Fig eater, "or green June beetle, report on (Howard). 1898. p. 20..
Figs:

Cultivation of, and method of preparing for commerce. 1878

Culture of. 1897

Edible, their culture and curing ( Eisen). 1897. p. 5

Gulf States, culture of (Earle). 1897. p. 23

History, culture, and curing, with descriptive catalogue of known
varieties ( Eisen ) . 1901

Production and importation of, statistics of (Maslin). 1901.
p. 288

Smyrna, culture of, in U. S. (Howard), p. 79

See'also Caprifig experiments in California.
Fiji Islands, cotton of, microscopic investigation of (Taylor). 1872.
p. 317

See also Australasia.
Files. See Treasury Department.
Filled cheese:

Corresi:iondence defining. 1896

Regulations for, notice of passage of bill for. 1896

Statistics of, 1886-99 (Pearson), p. 287

same, 1900 and 1901. (Pearson) . p. 398

Filter-tube method. See Hide-powder.

Filtration of cane juices and sirups, brown coal and wood char in
(Thompson), p. 268

Same. 1889. p. 99

Finance, farmers' interest in* 1896

Financial transactions with U. S. Department of Agriculture, regula-

lations governing. 1894

Finland, agricultural education and research in (Woll). 1898.

pp. 605, 703

Finlev, John P. Certain climatic features of two Dakotas. 1893

Finney, J. R. T>unar halos. 1894. p. 76

Fippin, Elmer ()., and Rice, Thomas D. Soil survey of Allegan

County, IMichigan. p. 93

Fir. See White fir.

Fireman, Peter. See, as abstractor, Morachcvski, V.; as translator,

Mokrzhetski, S. — Porchinski, I. — Sibirtzev, N.
Fires:

Disinfection of kennels, pens, and yards by (Stiles

Drought and, in Northwest. 1871. p. 401

Forest, losses due to. 1 898. p. 16

(Jreat, jiroduction of rain by, notes on (Abbe). 1896. p. 461

See also Forest fires — St. Elmo's fire.
Fireworm. See Cranberry fireworm.

Firmeza, Cuba. Rainfall at ( Monroe). 1898. p. 252

Fiscal regulations of Agriculture Department

Index

Clsisslflcatioii no.

A 1.1 0:901

A1.8:20

A27.9:22

1902. I). 15.

A 1.8:20

A10.3:30

A10.5:3
A 10. 3:99

A1.8:64
A 26. 5:900
A26. 5:901

A26.2:F45

A4. 1:898
A9.6:10

A1.6:4
A20.3:5
A 20. 3:5
A20.3:5

A20.3:9

A20.3:9
A1.10:900

A27.9:10

A4.4:16
A4.2:F48
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:901

A 1.1:887

A7.3:17

A27.4:3

A2.2:F49

A10.6:9

A29.2:D14

A29.6:22

A26.5:901 '

A4.3:35
A27.9:9
A1.9:79
A29.6:24

A 29. 6:26
A2.2:F52

295

Index

»
Fish, Pierre Augustine:

"Leeches," a disease of the horse in Florida, histological investiga-
tion of two cases of an equine mycosis, with historical account
of supposed similar disease, called bursattee, occurring in

India, p. 229

See (iIku, as joint author, INIoore, Veranus A.
Fish, Stuj'vesant. Address of, before Jefferson Memorial and Inter-
state Good Roads Convention, Apr. , 1902. p. 15

Fisli and Fisheries Commission report, 1871-72, review of. 1873. p.

185

Fish as food (Langworthy )

Fish-culture:

Directory of departments, boards, societies, colleges, and other

organizations, in interest of. 1885

Improvements and increase in (Green), p. 248

Letter on (Woodford). 1869. p. 376*

Progress in, recent, p. 319

Report on (Roosevelt). 1873. p. 183

See also Pisciculture.
Fishes:

Collected by Death Valley Expedition in southern California and
Nevada, in 1891, report on, with descriptions of new species

(Gilbert). 1893. p. 229

Food, of Alaska, p. 375

Small, rain of, note on (Abbe) . 1901. p. 263

Fisher, A. K.:

Birds, poisoning, experiments in. p. 423

same, p. 423

Blackbirds and gophers, depredations of, in northern Iowa and

southern ^linnesota in fall of 1887. p. 454

same, p. 454

Death Valley Expedition of 1891, ornithology of, comprising notes
on birds observed in southern California, southern Nevada,

and parts of Arizona and Utah. 1893. p. 7

Hawks and owls —

as related to the farmer, p. 215

food of. p. 402

same, p. 402

relation to agriculture in U. S. 1893

]Marsh hawk, report on. p. 370

same, p. 370

Owl-
common screech, report on. p. 372

same, p. 372

short-eared, special report on. p. 496

same, p. 496

Sparrow, destruction of, by poisons. 1889. p. 174

Sparrow hawk, special report on. p. 491

same, p. 491

Woodcock and wood duck, two vanishing game birds. 1901. p.

447

Fisher, D. Tornado, March 20,1895, at Augusta, Ga. p. 92

Fisher, E. M. Hoffmanseggia, North American species of, revision

of. 1892. p. 143

Fisher, George, kite used in 1822 bv, note on (Abbe). 1897. p.

163 '. : . .

Fiske, William F. See, as joint author. Weed, Claren(;e Moores —
Scott, W. M.

Fitch, William R. Hides, injury to, t)y ))randing. p. 509

Flad, Henry, \Vood preservation. 1887. p. 66

same, reprint, p. 257

Flagg, William J. See, as joint author. Wilder, Marshall P.

Flagstaff, Ariz., ice cave at (Renoe). 1901. p. 54

Flammarion, Camille. Juvisy, ol)servatory of, i)hysical and meteor-
ological researches, principally on solar rays, made at station
of agricultural climatology at.' 1899. pp. "103, 203

* By a misprint, thi.s page number appears twice.

Classlfloatiun no.

A4. 1:895-6

A22.3:25

A27.9:ll
A1.9:85

A1.8:39
A 1.1:872
A27.9:7
A 1.1:868
A27.9:ll

A5.5:7
Al. 1:870
A29.6:29

Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887

Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887

A5.5:7

Al. 10:894
Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887
A5.3:3
Al. 1:889
A5. 1:889

Al.l
A5.1
Al.l
A5.1
A5.3
Al.l
A5.1

Al. 10:901
A29.6:23

A6.5:l

A29.6v25

A4. 1:899

A13.3:l

A13.3:9

A29.6:29

A10.6:10

296

1895.

1894.

1892.
p. 47
11 ..

p. 55

1898

Flat jiea, circular relative to (Scribner).

Same (Scribner). 1899

Flather, J. .7. Mechanical drawing in technical schools.

81 -

Flavoring extract.*^, analvsis of, provisional nietho(l.« for (Mitchell)

1902. p. 69 1

Flax:

Appropriation for, 186(5, note on. p. 285

Flax-cotton and, special report on. p. 113

Hemp and, Russia. 1869. p. 2o7

Premium crop of. 1870. p. 85 j

Production and distribution. 1887. p. 438

Rotation of. 1875. p. 517 |

Value of, a:^ a farm product, p. 102 '

See also Flax culture.
Flax and Hemp Commission, report of (Moorhead and others). 1865.'
Flax-cotton:

Adaptation to cotton machinery (Jackson ) . jx 405

Flax and, special report on. p. 113

Flax culture:

A ustro-H ungarv ( Hawes ) .
Belgium (Wallace). 1892.
Europe (Dodge). 1892. p

same. 2d ed. p. 11

For seed and fiber, in U. S. 1892

same, in U. S. (Dodge). 1895

same, in Europe and America (Dodge

Instructions in (Fryer), p. 92

Ireland —

1851-65. No. 7. p. 28

1860-63. No. 6. p. 21 - ,

1851-71. p. 332

1892. ( Wallace)

Northwest, investigation of, in 1891 (Bosse). 1892

Present status of, in U. S. (Dodge). 1897. p. 471...'.

Report on, in U. S. (Dodge). 1892. p. 43

same. 2d ed. p. 43

Russia. 1892. p. 75

Statistics of, in U. S., for 1889, extracted from 11th Census bulle-
tin no. 177, "Flax and hemp," by John Hyde. 1892. p. 83

Success of, of U. S. 1898. p. 5

Wisconsin and Minnesota (Bosse). 1892. p. 43

Flaxseed. See Crops, principal.

Flea-beetle living on purslane (Chittenden). 1898. p. 83

See alxo Horse-radish flea-beetle — Red-legged flea-beetle — Tobac-
co flea-beetle.

Fleas, report on (Howard). 1896. p. 9

See also Hen fleas — Mosquitoes and fleas.
Fleece. See Goat.
Fleischmann, Charles L. :

Ashes, supply of, for agricultural purposes.
[ErroiK'Ously printed " FIcischman."]

Plows and plowing. 1883. No. 64. p. 64

Fleischmann method. See Van Slyke, L. L.

Fleming, George. Bovines, contagious pleuro-pneumonia and infec-
tious ))ronco-pneumonia. p. 87 —

Same. p. 14 ----

Flesh bases, separation of proteid bodies from, by means of chlorin

and bromin (Wiley). 1898. p. 27 .

Fletcher, James:

Address of, as president of Association of Economic I^ntomolo-

gists, at 3d annual meeting. 1891. p. 4

Canada, insects in, notes on. 1900. p. 94

Chionolias (oeneis) Macounii, preliminary notes upon. 1889.

p. 45

Insects, nijurious, of vear in Canada, notes upon. 1891. p. 247.
same. 1892. p. 124

Index

riassiflcutiDii uo.
A6.4:4
A3.4:l

A 10. 3:20

A 7. 3:65

A27.9:4
Al. 1:862
A27.9:7
A 27. 9:8
A27.9:25
A27.9:13
Al. 1:863

40

A1.2:F76

Al. 1:862
A 1.1:862

All. 5:4
All. 5:4
A27.8:l
Al].5:l
A 11.5:4
A1.9:27
All. 5:10
Al.l:864

A27.9:3
A27.9:l
A27.9:9
Al 1.5:4
All. 5:4
Al. 10:897
A27.8:l
All. 5:1
All. 5:4

A11.5:4
A1.9:69
Al 1.5:4

A9.6:18

A9.6:4

1884. No. 9. p. 28.

A27.9:22
A27.9:21

A 1.1:891
A4. 1:891-2

A 7. 3:54

A9.7:4
A9.6:26

A9.7:2
A9.7:3
A9.7:5

297

39.

Index

Flies:

Carriage of disease by (Howard), p.
Kidding houses of, device for. 1901.

See also Aleyrodes citri — Bee-like fly — Bot-fly — Corn syphus-
fly — Cy rtoneura ca-sia — Diptera — Dogwood saw-fly — Gad
flies — (Jail-fly — (irass and grain joint-wonn Hies — Grass
saw-flies — Plessian fly — Hip[)elates — lldrn fly — House
flies — Lestophonus — Man-infecting bot — Ortalid fly — Osci-
nida3 — Ox bot — Ox warble — Peach pest in Bermuda — Phy-
tomyza aflinis — Rose saw-flies — Saw-fly — Strawberry saw-
fly — Syphus-fly — Tabanid;e — Tachinidfe — Tulip tree leaf
gall-fly — Violet i)est — White-fly — Willow-shoot saw-fly.
Flint, Charles L. Hundred years progress in a<j:riculture. p. 274...

Flint, JDaniel. Hop culture in California. 1900

Flint, P:arl: .

Meteorological observations at Eivas, Nicaragua. 1899. pp. 11,

97, 153, 193, 249, 299, 360, 4(i2, 509, 546

Nicaragua, central and western, rainfall in. 1899. p. 587

Rainfall at Rivas, Nicaragua. 1880-98. p. 304

Short biography of (Henry.). 1901. p. 67

Flint, Wilson:

Grape culture in U. S. p. 147

Textile fibers of Pacific States, p. 471

Flood planes of ]Mississippi River (Ockerson) . 1894. p. 81

Flood service:

Noteon (Plyatt). 1899. p. 50

same (Pindell). 1899. j). 51

River and

Floods:

Ba.sseterre, St. Kitts, W. I., Jan., 1880 (Alexander), p. 196

Brazos River Vallev, Tex., 1899, with'noteson previous overflows

(Cline) . p. 295 J

same, 1900, with report of freshets in other streams, p.

198

Colorado Valley, Texas, April 7 to 17, 1900, and other floods

during .«ame period, special report on (Cline). p. 146

Columbia River, 1894. (Abbe), p. 510

Discharge of streams during (Abbe). 1894. p. 255..

Flood problems and, of Mississippi River (Frankenfield). 1899.

p. 405

Flood 'warnings and (Frankenfield). 1901. p. 477

Forecasting, methods in use in France (Babinet). 1894. p. 94..
Mississippi River —

report on (]\b:»rrill). 1897

same, p. 371

with reference to inundation of alluvial vallev (Starling).

1894. p. 68 ■

Nile, and Indian monsoons, notes on (Abbe). 1900. pp. 252, 324,

Of year, report on (Garriott). 1899. p. 208

same, p. 27

Predicting, in watercourses, best means of finding rules for (Bab-
inet). 1894. p.l42

River —

notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 209

rate of advance of (Abbe). 1895. p. 341

Warnmgs of, for benefit of transportation companies (Smith).

1899. p'.37 .'

same (Outram). 1899. p. 38

See also Nile floods — River and flood service.
Flora:

Arborescent, of U. S., nomenclature of (Sudworth). 1897

Bacterial, of foremilk, relation of cheese-curd inflation to ( Bollev ) .

1896. p. 78

Black Hills of South Dakota (Rvdberg). 1896. p. 463

Climate and, notes on ( Abbe). ' 1900. p. 448

Desert, North American, between 32° and 42° north latitude
(Parry). 1871. p.23

I'lasslfii-ittioii no.

A9.6:30
A1.9:133

Al.l:872
A1.9:115

A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:26
A29.6:29

A 1.1:863
Al. 1:864
A29.3:lli

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.14:

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:28

A 29. 6:28
A29.6:22
A29.6:22

A29.6:27
A 1.10:901
A29.3:lli

A29.5:E
A29. 1 :897

A29.3:lli

A 29. 6:28
Al.l:898
A29. 1:898

A29.3:lli

A29.6:25
A29.6:23

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A 13. 3. 14

A10.3:30

A6.5:3

A29.6:28

A27.9:9

298

JO..

Flora — ContfmuHl.

Forest —

of Rocky Mountain region (Sudworth). 1888. p. 15:

additions to, of North America, and necessary changes in

nomenclature of important timber species (Sudworth).

p. 325

same, p. 325

Japan. 1875. p. 178

Kansas, southwestern, collection of plants made by C. H. Thomp-
son in 1893, report on f Hitchcock). 1896. p. 537

Nebraska sand hills (Rydberg). 1895. p. 133

Florence, Itaiv, Congress on parasitic diseases of the vine, Oct., 1886,

results of. 1886. p. 119

Florida :

As home for emigrants (Rollins). 1872. p. 495

Aurora in, note on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 294

Cigar-leaf tobacx-o in, cultivation of (Floyd) . 1899

Citrous fruits in, princijial diseases of (Swingle and Webber) . 1896.

Climate and products of (Knapp). 1885. No. 19, p. 23

Climate, soil, ])roductions, ami agricultural capabilities —

1862. (Sticknev). p. 59 ■

1871. p. 160

1882. (Carse). p. 3

Climatologv of, with regard to crops (Mitchell). 1902. p. 208..

Cold wave "in. 1886. p. 23

Cotton-plant in, insects injurious to (Grote). 1878. p. 351

Economic entomology in ( Gossard ) . 1901. p. 178

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 81

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Stock bridge). 1902.
P 17

Freezes for century and half (Fairbanks) . 1895. p. 336

Freezes, two, of 1894-95 in, and what thev teach (Webber).
1895. p. 159 ■

Fruit protection in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 16

Fruits, tropical and semitropical of (Reasoner). p. 7

Fruits of, description of ( Atwood) . p. 140

Garden crop, insects injurious to (Ashmead). 1887. p. 9

Hen flea in (Sarcopsvlla gallinacea), occurrence of (Packard).
1894. p. 23 :

Hippelates plague in (Schwarz). 1895. p. 374

Hogs of, common, crossing improved breeds of swine with (Fur-
nas). 1895

Horses in, leeches among ( Fish) . p. 229

Insects in, observations and experimental work (Gossard). 1902.
p. 129 .'

Orange in, diseases of (Underwood). 1891. p. 27

Plants-
list of new (Holzinger). 1893. p. 288

report on ( Simpson ) . ]>. 389

same, j). 389

Road improvement in, i)rogress of (Jennings). 1901. p. 60

Root-knot disease of ])each, orange, and other plants in, due to
work of anguillula (Neal). 1889

Scale insects of orange in, rejjort on effects of cold upon (Vovle).
1884. p. 70 ;

Sisal hemp in, false ( Dodge ) . 1 892. p. 28

same, description of (Baker). 1892. y). 32

Sisal hemp ])lant in (Dodge). 1891. p. 9

same, investigations, 1893. (Dodge), p. 11

Soil, resources, and means of transjiortation (Foss). 1882. p. 93.

Soils and products of (Saunders). 1883

Soils of, preliminary report on (Whitney). 1898 '

South, resources and productions of (Robins). 1889. ]>. 514

Southern —

hesperomys from, new species of, description of (Merriam).

1890. p. 53

pineai>ple growing in, note on (Abbe). 1900. ]>. 253

Index

C'lusslllcutlon no.

A13.3:2

Al. 1:892
Al 3. 1:892
A27.9:13

A6.5:3
A6.5:3

A 6. 3:2

A27.9:10
A29.6:28
A1.8:62
A28.3:8
A 27. 9:23

Al. 1:862

A 1.1:871

A1.8:21

A29.3:31

A27.9:24

A9.2:C82

A10.3:99

A27.9:6

A10.3:120
A29.6:23

Al. 10:895
A29.6:28
A20.3:l
A 1.1:867
A9.3:14

A9.7:7
A 9. 7:7

A4.4:4
A4. 1:895-6

A10.3:115

A28.5:7

A6.5:l
Al. 1:889
A6. 1:889
A22.3:21

A9.3:20

A9.3:4
A 11.5:5
A 11.5:5
A 11.5:3
A 11.5:5
Al.8:21
Al.():62
A2(i.3:13
A 27. 9:27

A5.5:4
A29.6:28

2d\)

1897,

Eii4lex

Florida — Continued

Swine plague in (McGehee) . 1880. p. 94

Water liyacinth, and its relation to navigation in ( Webber).

See also Eustis — Jupiter — Kev West — Pensacola.

Florida beggar weed (Smith). 1899

Florida clover. See Florida beggar weed.

Florida "horse-leech." p. 97

Florida land tortoise, insect guests of (Hubbard). 1894. p. 302

Flour:

British imports, 1875-76. p. 486 ,

Carl)ohydrates of (Stone). 1896 ,

Imports of, into Great Britain. 1868. ]i. 39

Manufacture of ( Warder ) . p. 423

Minnesota, improved (Buck), p. 388

Prices of, in London. 1868. p. 38

Shipments of, from Chicago. 1838-63. No. 2, p. 33

Tariff rates on, in European countries. 1894. ]i. 323

Typical American composition of. 1 897. p. 682

See also Banana Hour — Milk four.
Flour moth. See Mediterranean flour moth.
Flowers:

Cultivated, two dipterous insects iiijurious to (Coquillett). 1895.
p. 399

Fertilization of (Bennett). 1873. p. 586

See also Begonia — Bulbs — Clematis — Oxeye daisy — Pear fiow-
ers — Pinks — Rose — Sunflowers — Violet — AVild flowers.
Floyd, Marcus L. :

Bulk fermentation of Connecticut toliacco

Cigar-leaf tobacco, cultivation of, in Florida. 1899

Leaf tobacco, world's exhibit of, at Paris Exposition of 1900. p.

157

Tobacco experiments conducted in various parts of U. S., results

of. p. 455

See also, as joint author, Whitney, Milton.
Fluke disease, frogs, toads, and carp as eradicators of (Stiles), p.

220

Fluke-worms. Trematodes (monotomulum lentis and agamodisto-
mum ophthalmobium) parasitic in the human eye (Stiles).

1902. 1). 24 -

Flukes and tapeworms of cattle, sheep, and swine, with special ref-
erence to inspection of meats (Stiles) . 1898. p. 11

Same, compendium of parasites, arranged according to their

hosts (Hassall). 1898. p. 137

Same, bibliography (Hassall). 1898. p. 145

Fluted scale:

Australia, trip to, to investigate natural enemies of fluted scale,

report of (Koebele). 1890

Australian hyraenopterous parasite of (Riley). 1890. p. 248

Natural enemies of, report of a trip to Australia to investigate

(Koebele) . 1890

See also Scale insects.
Fly. See Flies.
Flv weevil. See Angumois grain moth.

Flynn, T. J., short biography of. 1900. p. 324

Foaden, George P. Egyptian cotton culture. 1897

Fodder:

Corn, value of. 1871. p. 470

Cow peas and corn for (Gettys). 1900

Fats in, determination of, tjy direct weighing and by loss of

weight of the substance (Snyder). 1891. p. 37

Forage plants and, exclusive of grass (Smith )

(ireen corn, for milch cows. p. 291

Green materials and, fat in, preliminarv report on estimation of

( Kilgore). 1897. p. 98 ".

See also Alfalfa — Cattle foods and feeding stuffs — Corn fodder —
Corn stover — Cornstalks — Haj^ — Straw — Stubble.
Fodder plants and grasses on Potomac flats (Ball). '1900

Classlflratloii no.

A1.6:22
A6.3:18

A3.4:13

A4. 1:893-94
A9.7:6

A27.9:14
A]0.3:34
A27.9:8
Al. 1:862
Al. 1:875
A27.9:6
A27.9:2
A27.9:32
Al. 10:897

A9.7:7
A27.9:ll

A26.4:5

A1.8:62

AL10:900
A26. 5:9001

A4. 1:901

A4.3:35

A4.3:19

A4.3:19
A4.3:19

A9.3:21
A9.7:2

A9.3:21

A 29. 6:28
A10.3:42

A27.9:9
A3. 4:24

A7.3:31
A3.3:2
Al. 1:870

A7.3:51

A3.4:28

300

Foex, G. Grape-mildew, practical treatments for prevention of.

1886. p. 113

Fog:

Formation of (Cuthbertson) . 1902. p. 125

New York harbor Dec, 1895 (Abbe), p. 468

same, 1901 (Abbe), p. 175

Tule, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 547

Utilization of, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 466

same (Abbe). 1899. p. 113

same (Carpenter). 1899. p. 195

same, report on (Hawks). 1899. p. 101

Fog studies:

Mount Tamalpais (McAdie). pp. 283, 492

same, pp. 24, 61, 104

Paper on, read before 2d convention of Weather Bureau officials

(McAdie). 1902. p. 31

Foggy days, records of (Abbe). 1897. p. 249

Foley, John. Hardwoods, southern, working plan for, and its re-
sults. 1901. p. 471

Foliage, comparative tests with new and old arsenicalson (Marlatt).

1890. p. 30 - -

Folsetter, AVm. Glanders among horses and mules in Texas, p. 393.
Folsom, California. Locusts near, notes on (Koebele). 1885. p. .308.

Fonde, Henry. Road improvement. 1902. p. 41

Food:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on, 1889-

1902

Adulteration of —

extent and character of (Wedderburn) —

1890 -

1892 -

1894

methods for determination of (Bigelow and Sweetser). 1897.

p. 117

same (Sweetser). 1898. p. 78

See also Foods and food adulterants.
Animals slaughtered for, necessit j' f or inspecting (Salmon). 1889.

p. 30

Available energy of (Atwater). 1901. p. 112 t

British, sui)ply. 1871. p. 476

California eggs as, value of (Jaffa), p. 510

Chemistry and economv of, methods and results of investigations

on ( Atwater ) . 1895'.

Coloring matter for, provisional methods for analvsis of (Tolman ).

1902. p. Ill .'

Consumption of, effect of severe and prolonged muscular work on

( Atwat(^r and Sherman ). 1901

Cooking of, suggestions regarding ( Atkinson)

Cutting and cooking, for animals (Stewart), p. 396

Digestibility of, and metabolism of nitrogen, experiments on effect
of muscular work upon, conducted at University of Tennes-
see 1897-1899 (Wait). 1901 -

same, 1899-1900 (Wait). 1902 -..

Dry vegetable, insects affecting (Chittenden). 1896. p. 112

Examinations of, suggestions for better arrangement of ( Dickore).

1893. p. 1()2 ..:.

Fish as (Langworthy). 1898

Functions and uses of (Langworthv). 1901

Hens' eggs as, va 1 ue of. 1 899. p. 24 _.

Infant and invalid, analysis of, provisional method for (Wiley).

1902. p. 41

Influence of, on composition of butter (Von Lookren). 1890.

p. 141

^faize as, value of (Wilev). p. 17

:\Iilk as. 1898 ".

Mineral, of plants. 1870. p. 40

Mushrooms as. 1898. p. 18

Index

riasslflcatloii no.
A6.3:2

A29.6:30
A29.6:23
A29.6:29
A29.6:27
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:27

A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A29.3:31
A29.6:25

Al. 10:901

A9.6:6
A4. 1:889-90
Al. 1:885
A22.3:23

A10.6:

A 7. 3:25
A7.3:32
A7.3:41

A7.3:51
A7.3:56

A7.3:25
Al 0.3:99
A27.9:9
A4. 1:898

A10.3:21

A 7. 3:65

A10.3:98
A1.8:54
Al. 1:865

A10.3:89

A10.3:117

A9.6:4

A7.3:38
A 1.9:85
A 10.4:46
A 1.9:87

A7.3:65

A7.3:24
A1.8:49
A1.9:74
A27.9:8
A1.9:79

301

p. 411.

Index

Food — Continued

Nestlinj,' birds (Judd). 1900.
Nutrients, food economy and .

Nutrients of, lieiit ecjuivalent of (Strohmann). 1890. p. 590

Nutritive value and cost of ( Atwater) . 1X94

Nutritive value of ( Atwater). 1902

Nuts as (Langworthy). 1900. p. 18

P( )tatoes as —

for man. 1898. p. 1 1

value of (Langworthy) . 1900. p. 337

Preservation of (Loomis). p. 470

Pure —

laws of Eurojjean countries affecting American exports.

(Bigelow). 1901

working of law regarding (Beal ) . 1900. p. 23

Soy beans as, for man ( Langworthy) . i>. 20

State and other laws relating to beverages and. 1892. p. 87

Sugar as (Abel). 1899

See also Beef — Bread — Cattle foods — Cereals — Cheese —
Chemical analysis, methods of — Cooking ^ — Eggs — Filled
cheese — Fish — Fishes— Hams — Honey — Human foods —
Infant and invalid foods — Insect food of crow — Jerked beef —
Liquor and food adulteration — Macaroni — Meat — Metab-
olism — ^Mushrooms — Mutton — Nutrients — Nutrition in-
vestigations— Nuts — Oleomargarine — Oleomargarine cheese —
Plant food — Preserved meats — Semolina — Sugar.

Food and diet ( Atwater). 1894. p. 357

Food and diet charts

Food and nutrition investigations in New Jersey in 1895 and 1896

( Voorhees)

Food and nutrition of man, list of publications on

Food legislation, report on, to Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists. 1897. p. 105

Food laboratories, suggestions for establishment of, in connection
with agricultural experiment stations of U. S. (Atkinson).

1893

Food materials:

American, chemical composition of (Atwater and Woods). 1896.

same, revised edition (Atwater and Bryant). 1899

Chinese vegetable, their nutritive and economic value, description

of ( Blasdale ) . 1899

Common, nutritive value of (Richards). 1893. p. 3

Food preservatives:

Analysis of, provisional method for (Allen). 1902. p. 107

Commercial, composition of. 1900. p. 743 ,

Use and abuse of ( Bigelow ) . 1900. ji. 551 ,

Food products:

From diseased animals ( Salmon ) . p. 250

North American Indians, p. 404 ,

Temperatures injurious to, in storage and during transportation

(Williams)

same, during transportation (Harrington). 1894

same (Williams). 1901

Food standards, committee on, of Association of Official Agricultural
Chemists, report of:

1898. p. 1 28

1899. p. 1 16

1900. p. 146

1901. p. 169 , ,

Foods and feeding stuffs:

Chemical study of, more thorough, report of committee of Associa-
tion of Official Agricultural Chemists on ways and means for

securing. 1890. p. 117

Outline of work on, for 1901 ( Krug) . 1901

Foods and food adulterants. Pts. 1-10

Foods and food control ( Bigelow ) . 1902

Classlflcatlou no.

Al. 10:900
A10.4:43
A10.6:6
A1.9:23
Al. 9:142
Al. 9:122

A1.9:84
Al. 10:900
Al. 1:862

A7.3:61

Al.9:122

A1.9:58

A7.3:32

A1.9:93

Al. 10:894
A10.7:

A10.3:35
A10.2:F73

A7.3:51

A10.3:17

A10.3:28i
A10.3:28 2

A10.3:68
A1.8:54

A7.3:65
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:900

A4. 1:901
Al. 1:870

A29.3:13
A29.2:F94
Al. 9:125

A 7. 3:56
A7.3:57
A7.3:62
A7.3:67

A7.3:28
A7.4:7
A7.3:13
A7.3:69

302

p. 349

Foot, diseases of, among cattle (Truml)ower

Same, among liorses (Holconibe), p. 357
Foot-and-mouth disease, or aphthous fever:

Causes and symptoms of, and measures against, p. 585

same, p. 282

Europe. 18(59. p. 385*

Instructions concerning inspection of live stock for. 1902

Nonexi.«tence of, in the west (McLean). 1881. p. 319

Report on, 1881 (Lyman), p. 33

Treatment for (Pearne). 1873. p. 450

Warning to all owners of cattle, sheep, and swine (Salmon).
1902

See also Aphthae.
Forage:

Common crops for, value of. 1897. p. 5

French moile of curing, p. 397

Succulent, for farm and dairy (Williams). 1899. p. 613

Forage conditions:

Eastern Rocky Mountain region (Williams). 1898

Northern border of Great Basin (Griffiths) . 1902

Prairie regions ( Smith ) . 1895. p. 309

Forage crops:

Cultivated, of Northwestern States (Hitchcock). 1902

Leguminous (Smith). 1897. p. 487

Range improvement and, progress of experiments in, at Abilene,
Tex. (Bentley). 1899

Seed of, i)lan for distriljuting, etc. 1902

Sorghum as a (Williams). 1897

Sov bean as a (Williams)

Winter, for South (Ball). 1902

See aho Pigs — Soy bean — Velvet bean.
Forage plants:

Agricultural grasses and, of U. S., and such foreign kinds as have
been introduced ( Vasey)

Arizona and New Mexico, notes on (Pool). 1888. p. 48

Collected in Russia by J\I. A. Carleton, for section of seed and
plant introduction, Agriculture Department. 1899

Cultivation on alkali soils (Smith). 1898. p. 535

Experiments with range grass and, at Highmore, S. Dak., report

of progress (Scribner). 1899

same (Scribner). 1901

Forage resources and, of Gulf States (Tracy). 1898

Of secondary or undetermined importance for Southern States,
and composition of forage plants grown in South (Tracy).
1896. p. 91

Ontario, exjieriments with (Kennedy). 1899

Semiarid West (Georgeson). 1893. p. 145

South (Tracy). 1894

Southern (Scribner), 1899

Western Texas, investigation of (Nealley). 1888. p. 30

See nho .\lfal fa — Berseem — Commercial saltbushes — Corn — Corn
plant — Cowpeas — Crimson clover — Fodder — Grass — Grasses
and forage plants — Katir corn — Maize — Millets — Rape — Salt-
bushes — Sorghum — Soy bean • — Velvet bean — Vetches.

Forage resources. Red Desert of Wyoming ( Nelson ). 1898

Forbes, Robert H.:

Range improvement and administration. 1902. j). 85

Tanning extracts, preparation of, for analysis. 1897. p. 149

Forbes, S. A.:

Ad(lress as first vice-president Association of Economic Ento-
mologists, at 4th annual meeting, 1892. p. 68

Address as president of Association of Economic Entomologists,
at 5th annual meeting, 1893. j). 61

Arsenical poisons for plum and peach curculio. 1889. p. 3

* By a misprint, tins piigi; iiuiiil>er appears twice.

Index

C'laKsiflciitidii uu.

A4.2:C29-

A4.2:H78

A 1.1:880

A1.6:34

A27.9:7

A4.2:F73

A1.6:34

A 1.1:881 -2

A27.9:ll

A4.4:38

A1.9:65
A 1.1:875
Al. 10:899

A3. 3:1 2

A19.3:15
Al. 10:895

A19.3:31
Al. 10:897

A3. 4:23

A19.2:F74

A1.9:50

A1.9:58

A1.9:147

A1.8:32
A 6. 3:6

A6.6:4
A1.10:898

A3.4:21
A3. 4:33
A3.3:15

A10.6:6

A3.4:20

A10.3:16

A1.9:18

Al. 9:102

A6.3:6

A3. 3:1 3

A10.3:115
A7.3:51

A9.7:5

A9.7:6
A9.7:2

803

249.

Index

Forbes, S. A. — Continued
Chinch bugs —

early occurrence of, in Mississippi V^alley. 1889.

experiments on. 1883. p. 28

Corn-root aphis, summary history of. 1891. p. 2'i'^

Entomology, office and laboratory organization. 1889. p. 185 ..
Hessian fly parasite, importation of, from P'urope. 1891. p. 179.
Nursery inspection and orchard insecticide work in Illinois. 1901.

p. 1Y2

White grubs, life history of. 1891. p. 239

Forbush, Edward H.:

Gipsy moth, recent work against. 1898. p. 78

same. 1899. p. 104

Hairy caterpillars, destruction of, by birds. 1899. p. 8.t

Forecasting floods, methods in use in France (Babinet). 1894. p. 94.
Forecasting for ri\ers of small drainage area, especially those of

North Carolina ( Herrmann). 1902. p. 158

Forecasts. See Weather forecasts.

Ford, INIilton. Fruit rulture, paper on. 1883. p. 221

Ford, Seabury. Drought, great, of 1845, in northern Ohio. p. 293 .
Ford, T. S. Hog cholera, communication of, by carrion crows.

p. 325 '.

Foreign agricultural experiment stations. See Agricultural experi-
ment stations.

Foreign agriculture, notes on, monthly

Foreign cities:

Disposition of dead animals in. p. 346

Dressed poultry in (Ashby). p. 330

Foreign countries:

Agricultural experiment stations in (True and Crosby). 1902

Agricultural statistics of, official. 1892. p. 79

Contagious diseases among domesticated animals in, consular

reports on. p. 343

Contagious diseases of animals in, report on. 1899. p. 479

same. 1900 (Thompson) . p. 492

Cows and cattle of (Pearson). 1896. p. 38

Horse trade of U. S. with. p. 600

Irrigation systems of. p. 275

Liye stock in, statistics of. 1886. p. 25

same. 1899. p. 442

Regulations of, regarding importation of American plants, trees,

and fruits (Howard). 1900

Foreign exchanges, system of, report on. p. 530

See also Agricultural societies, foreign.
Foreign markets:

Eggs and poultry, p. 321

Monthly prices from, Jan., 1873-Dec., 1876 ,

Testimony before Indvistrial Commission relative to, for Amer-
ican agricultural products ( H itchcock ) . 1901

Foreign Markets Divisif)n, Agriculture Department [formerly For-
eign Markets Section]:

Work of for farmer (Hitchcock). 1897. p. 270

Foreign trade. See Trade.

Foremilk, bacterial flora of, relation of cheese-curd inflation to

(Bolley). 1896. p. 78

Forest experiment stations in connection with agricultural colleges,

paper on (Egleston). 1885. p. 153

Forest fires:

Connection of railroads with (Egleston). 1887. p. 128

Is protection against, practicable? ( Fernow)

Legislation regarding, in U. S. ( Fernow )

Smoke from (Abbe). 1894. p. 329

Forest lands:

Prai-tical assistance to farmers, lumbermen, and others in handling

( Pinehot) . 1898

Working plan, near Pine Bluff, Ark. (Olmsted). 1902

CItissiflciitlon no.

A9.7:l
A9.3:2
A9.7:3
A9.7:2
A9.7:4

A 10. 3:99
A9.7:3

A9.6:17
A9.6:20
A9.6:20
A29.3:lli

A 29. 3:31

A1.7:2
A29.6:23

A4. 1:895-6

A27.9:

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899

A 10.3:1 12
A27.9:30

A4. 1:89 1-2
A 4. 1:899
A 4. 1:900
A4.3:ll
A4. 1:901
A 1.1:871
A27.9:24
A4. 1:899

A9.5:41
A 1.1:868

A4. 1:899
A27.9:

A1.8:67

A12

Al. 10:897

A10.3:30

A1.7:9

A13.3:l

A13.4:14

A13.4:13

A29.6:22

A13.4:21
A13.3:32

304

Forest nursery, collection of tree seeds and propagation of seedlings

(Sudworth). 1900

Forest Park meteorological observatory. Sue St. Louis, Mo.
Forest reserves:

Grazing in (Roth). 1901. p. 333

Proposed, in southern Ai»i)alachian, present condition of move-
ment for, memorial, reports, and extracts from press, p. 155 .

Legislation, recent, on State forestry commissions and

Names, locations, areas, etc. 1899. p. 755

Forest school. See Aschaffenburg, Bavaria.
Forest trees:

Brief instructions on seed sowing and. 1873

Catalogue of, of U. S., which usually attain height of 16 feet or

more, with notes and brief descriptions of more important

species (Vasev). 1876

Check list of, of U. S. (Sudworth). 1898

Culture and management of (Thomas) . p. 43

Culture of (Vasey). 1872. p. 381

Dakota, culture in (Smith). 1891. p. 50

Evergreen and other, causes of destruction of in northern New

England, additions to third report on. 1886. p. 17

Fungous diseases of (Schrenk). 1900. p. 199

Insects of-

notes on (Packard). 1882. p. 24

observations on, New York State (Felt), 1902. p. 63

study of (Hopkins). 1895. p. 75

Insects injurious to, report on (Packard) —

1886. p. 20

1890

1893. p. 53

Kansas, experiments in (Vasey). 1872. p. 506

Native and naturalized, of U. S., catalogue of (Vasey). p. 151...
North American, distribution of. 1884

same (Vasey). 1884. p. 38

Planting of, in Spain. 1876. p. 263

San Francisco mountain region, Arizona (Merriam). 1890.

p. 119

Young, oviposition in, by Tetraopea femoratus, fab. (Gillette).

1897. p. 76

Forest work, States having offices for, list of —

1898. p. 620

1899. p. 702

1900. p.655

1901. p.630

Forest working plan for Township 40, Totten and Crossfield purchase,

Hamilton Co., N. Y., State forest preserve (Hosmer and

Bruce). 1901

Forestation, re-, and rainfall in Leeward Islands (Alexander). 1901.

p. 254

Forestry :

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on.

1889-1902

Conditions and interests of Wisconsin (Roth). 1898

same, introduction to report. 1898. p. 7

Educational men, circular to, relative to forestry. 1886

same, 1887

For farmers (Fernow). 1898

same, pts. 1-4. {>. 461

same, pt. 5. p. 333

Influence of, on rainfall. 1876. p. 103

Investigation, progress of (Hough), p. 653

List of publications relating to, in Agriculture Department

lil)rary. 1898

Mississippi Valley, preliminary rei)Ort on (Baker). 1883

Ohio and Indiana, certain portions of (Furnas). 1884. p. 346

Ontario, address on (Phipps). 1884. p. 43

Paper on (Baker). 1883. p. 181

In<lc'x

Classlficutloii iiu.
A 13. 3:29

A 1.10:901

A1.2:Ap4*
A13.4:17
Al. 10:899

A1.2:Se3»

A1.8:ll
A13.3:17
Al. 1:864
A27.9:10
A13.3:5

A9.3:12
A1.10:900

A9.3:3

A9.6:31

A9.6:2

A9.3:13

A8.1:4

A9.3:32

A27.9:10

Al. 1:875

A1.7:5

A1.7:5

A27.9:14

A5.5:3

A9.6:9

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A13.3:30
A29.6:29

A10.6:

A13.3:16

A13.3:I6

A13.4:l

A13.4:2

A1.9:67

Al. 10:894

A 1.10:895

A27.9:14

Al. 1:880

A17.3:24

A1.8:28

A13.5:4

A1.7:5

A1.7:2

114—04-

-20

305

llifICK

Forestry — Continued
I'ractical —

in the Adirondack!? (Graves). 1899

in southern Appalachians (Price). 1900. p. 357

Practice of, bj' private owners (Graves). 1899. p. 415

Primer of, pt. 1 ( Pinchot)

Problems in, notes on some (Pinchot). 1898. p. 181

Progress in —

1899. p. 752

1900. p. 733

1901. i).666

Progress of, in U.S. (Pinchot). 1899. p. 293

Relation of railroads to forest supplies and (Kern). 1887. p. 11

Reports on, vols. 1-3 (Hough); vol. 4 (Egleston)

Schools of, list of —

1899. p. 703 ,

1 900. p. 656

1901. p. 631

Statistics of. p. 244

Trees important in. 1897. p. 645

United States, address on, before American Forestry Congress,

St. Paul, Aug. 8, 1883 ( Loring)

Western States and Territories, p. 515

What is forestry? (Fernow). 1891

Forestry, American Association of. See American Forestry Associa-
tion.
Forestry, Belgian Exposition of Agriculture and. See Belgian.
Forestry, first international congress of agriculture and, 1893. See

Vienna.
Forestry associations, list of, with officers —

1898. p. 620

1899. p. 702

1900. p. 655

1901. p. 631

Forestry Bureau, Agriculture Department [formerly Division of

Forestry]

Forestry commissions, State and forest reserves, recent legislation on
Forestry Division, Agriculture Department, work of, for the farmer

(Fernow). 1897. p. 143

Same (Pinchot). 1898. p. 297

Forestry Exhibition, International, 1884. See Edinburgh, Scotland.
Forests:

American, their destruction and preservation (Starr), p. 210...

Area in, percentage of, 1866. p. 385

Aastrian coast provinces, culture in. 1873. p. 141

Cascade Mountains of Oregon, growth and sheep grazing in (Co-

ville)

Clearing and cultivation, effect of, upon Avater supply and soil,

rainfall, temperature (Fulton). 1899. p. 89

same (Salisbury). 1899. p. 91

Crop, measuring (Mlodziansky). 1898

Culture —

extent and value of, etc. p. 226

incentiveto. 1869. p. 145

Damage to, by destructive pine bark-beetle (Hopkins). 1893.

p. 187

Entomology of, study of, in America (Hopkins). 1902. p. 5

Europe, preservation in. 1875. p. 242

Extension in Middle West (Hall). 1900. p. 145

Fires in. See Forest fires.
Flora of —

additions to, of North America and necessary changes in
nomenclature of important timber species, with notes (Sud-

worth). p. 325

same, p. 325

Rocky Mountain region (Sud worth) . 1888. p. 153

Classllioiitioii no.

A13.3:26
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:899
A 13. 3:24
Al. 10:898

A 1.1 0:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
Al. 10:899
A13.3:l
A13.5:

A 1.1 0:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
Al. 1:875
Al. 10:897

A1.7:l
Al. 1:878
A 13. 3:5

A1.10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A13:
A13.4:17

Al. 10:897
A 1.10:898

Al. 1:865

A27.9:4

A27.9:12

A13.3:15

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A13.3:20

Al. 1:870
A27.9:7

A9.7:5
A9.6:37
A27.9:13
Al. 10:900

Al. 1:892
A 13. 1:892
A13.3:2

306

Forests — Continued

Forest conditions and, of southern Appalachian Mountain region
(Wilson), p. 13

same ( Ayres and Ashe ) . j). 45

France, culture in. 1873. p. 147

Germany, area of. 1876. p. 282

Government in its relation to (James). 1888. p. 23

Growth and timber consumption, letter to Secretary of Agricul-
ture regarding (Fernow). 1893

Headwaters of streams, preservation of (Read). 1884. j). 27

Influence of —

introduction and summary of conclusions to reports on (Fer-
now). 1893. p.9

upon rainfall ( ]\IcMurtrie) . 1874. p. 432

on water supplies ( Fernow) . p. 297

Insects injurious to, descriptions of larva3 of. 1883. p. 251

Insect enemies of, in Northwest, preliminary report on (Hoji-

kins). 1899. p. 21

Management in other countries (Phipps). 1883. p. 19

Management of, more rational, suggestions in behalf of (Fernow).
Meteorological observations, review of, a study preliminary to

discussion of relation of forests to climate ( Harrington ) . 1893.

p. 23

New Hampshire and West Virginia, condition of (Hough). 1884.

p. 348

Paper on (PMmunds). 1869. p. 22

Plains, cultivation on, general discussion of (Blodget). p. 316...

Porto Rico, conditions of (Hill). 1899

Precipitation and its bearing on theories of forest influences

(Abbe). 1893. p. 175

Products of, used for constructing material, insects detrimental

and destructive to (Hopkins). 1902. p. 60

Public lands and. 1872. p. 65

Rainfall and, relation of, in West India Islands (Hubbard). 1873.

p. 117

Rainfall and, report on (Hazen). 1897. p. 395

Relation of —

to farms ( Fernow ) . 1895. p. 333

same, p. 43 ^

to water supplies ( Fernow ) . 1 893. p. 1 23

Resources of U. S., facts and flgures regarding, briefly stated (Fer-
now). 1896

Rocky i\Iountain, introduction to reports on condition of (Fer-
now). 1888. p. 7

Rocky Mountains, conditions of, especially in Colorado, Idaho,

Montana, Wyoming, and New Mexico (Ensign). 1888. p. 41.

Sanitary significance of ( Fernow). 1893. p. 171

Snowfai 1 and , note on ( A] )be ) . 1 899. p. 18

Southern and western States, condition in (Baker). 1884. p. 105.

States, condition of (Baker). 1884. p. 181

Students of, prospective, suggestions to (Pinchot). 1902

Supplies of —

consumption of, by railroads and practicable economv in their
use. 1890. p. 13 ."

relation of railroads to forestry and (Kern). 18S7. p. 11 ...

Washington Territory (Brown). 1884. p. 388

Western States and Territories, condition of ( Furnas ) . 1 884. pp.

246, 255

Yellowstone National Park, letter relative to, needs of (Hague).

p. 206

See also Apijalachian forests — Evergreen forests — Forest trees.

Fort Collins, Colo. Evaporation at (Abbe). 1897. p. 210

Fort Lyon, Colo. Artesian well near (White and Aughey). ]>. 26..
Fort Scott, Kansas:

Sorghum sugar experiments at, in 1887 —

(Swcnson). p. 213

same, j>. 5

Index

l^IaNslflcatlon no.

A1.2:Ap4 2

A1.2:Ap4^

A27.9:12

A27.9:14

A13.3:2

A13.2:F76
A1.7:5

A13.3:7
A27.9:12
A13. 1:889
A8.1:3

A9.6:21
A1.7:l
A 13. 4:10

A13.3:7

A13.5:4
A27.9:7
Al. 1:872
A 13. 3:25

A13.3:7

A9.6:31
A27.9:10

A27.9:ll
A29.6:25

Al. 10:895

A1.9:67

A13.3:7

A13.4:ll

7^13.3:2

A13.3:2

A13.3:7

A29.6:27

A13.5:4

A13.5:4

A13.4:23

A13.3:4
413.3:1
A13.5:4

A13.5:4

A13.3:2

A 29. 6:25
Al. 1:881-2

A 1.1:887
A7.3:17

3(»7

Index

Fort Scott, Kansas — Continued

Sorshum sugar experiments at, in 1887 — Continued

(Crainpton and Fake) . p. 221

same, p. 5

same, p. 1.5

( Parkinson ) . p. 226

same, p. 26

Sugar, manufacture of, from sorghum and sugar canes, in 1886, ex-
periments at ( Wiley )

Fort Smith, Ark. Tornado of Jan. 12, 1898, at (O'Donnell). p. 18.
Fort Wortli, Texas:

Feeding station at, regulations concerning cattle transportation —

Jan. 3, 1898

Jan. 9, 1899

Jan. 20, 1900

Interstate convention of cattlemen held. Mar. 11-13, 1890, pro-
ceedings of. 1890

Fortier, Samuel:

Gallatin Valley, Mont., duty of water in. 1900. p. 175

Irrigation investigations in Montana. 1900. p. 267

same. 1901. p. 225

Foss, James H. Florida soil, resources, and means of transporta-
tion. 1882. p.93'.

Fossil fungi, notes on (James). 1891. p. 268

Foster, John W. Coffee, cultivation of, in Mexico. 1876. p. 268..
Foul brood, laws relative to, with recent laws against injurious in-
sects in North America ( Howard ) . 1898

Fowl cholera:

Bacillus obtained from three outbreaks of, studv of (Moore).

1895. p. 63 1

Investigation of (Salmon) —

1880. p. 13

same, p. 387

1881. p. 258

1 883. p. 44

Prevention of (Salmon). 1881. p. 314

same. (Circular.) Feb. 23, 1881

See also Chicken cholera — Leukjemia.
Fowl diseases. See Asthenia — Chicken cholera — Diphtheria —

Entero-hepatitis — Fowl cholera — Gape disease of chickens —

Leukaemia.
Fowls:

American breeds of (McGrew). p. 513

Asthenia in (Dawson), p. 329

Care and feeding (Watson). 1896 ^

Diphtheria in, preliminary investigation of (Moore). 1895. p. 39.
Diseases of, correspondence relating to. 1877. p. 492

same. 1898. p. 547

Domestic, internal parasites in, microscopic observations (Taylor).

1884

Gape disease of. p. 550

same, p. 274

Gape disease of, and parasite by which it is caused (Meguin).
p. 269

same, p. 281

same. 1884. p. 103

Infectious leukfemia in, bacterial disease frequently mistaken for

fowl cholera (Moore), p. 185

Management and profit of. p. 329

Missouri industry, and annual loss by disease (Bradley), p. 418.

Nodular tseniasis in (Moore). 1895 )

See aim Chickens — Ducks — Geese — Hens — Plymouth Rock —

Poultry — Shrikes — Turkeys.
Fox, Charles P. See, as joint author, Schweitzer, Paul.
Fox, William F. Lumber industry of State of New York, history

of. 1902

Fox Indian Agency. See Sac and Fox Indian Agency.

Classlflcatlon no.

Al.l:887
A7.3:18
A7.3:17
Al. 1:887
A7.3:17

A7.3:14
A29.6:26

A4.5:15
A4.5:31
A4.5:57

A4.2:C29i

A10.3:86

A10.3:104

A10.3:119

A1.8:21
A28.5:7
A27.9:14

A9.6:13

A4.3:8

A1.6:34
Al. 1:880
Al. 1:881-2
A 1.1:883
A].6:34
A4.2:F82

A4. 1:901
A4. 1:898
A1.9:41
A4.3:8

Al. 1:877
A4. 1:898

A 1.8:34

A 1.1:885
A4. 1:885

Al. 1:884
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

A4.1:895-(
Al. 1:870
A4. 1:885
A4.4:3

A13.3:34

308

France:

Agricultural botany, review of publications on, issued in, during

1896 (Gain). 1897. pp. 841, 940

Agricultural education in (Smitli). 1900. p. 115

Agricultural indu.stry of. 1866. p. 428

Agricultural prizes in. 1884. No. 9. p. 44

Agricultural i)ublications of, notes from recent, p. 626

Agricultural Hcliools of. 1874. p. 212

Agricultural .syndicates of. 1889. p. 523

same, 1890. p. 577

Agricultural wages in. 1876. p. 421

Agriculture in —

1874. p. 131

1875. pp. 243, 516

1875. p. 115'

1867-1876. p. 419

1893. p. 4

Agronomic Institute of. 1876. p. 490

Balloon ascensions on Mar. 24, 1899, in (Bigelow). p. 197

Beet sugar in, progress of manufacture of. 1866. ]>. 179

Cheese making in, at high altitudes. 1875. p. 127

Farm products of. 1874. p. 392

Farmers of, circular offering aid to (Capron). 1871. p. 65

Flood forecasting in, methods in use (Babinet). 1894. p. 94

Forage curing in, mode of. p. 397

Forest culture in. 1873. p. 147

Grape vine, cultivation in (Bossert). p. 156

Grape vine in, black rot of (Frechou). 1890. p. 88

Grape vine in, downy mildew of, treatment of, in 1887 (Chauzit).
1888 v> 75
same, 1888 ( Priflieux')! " '1889.' ' 'p'.' 49'. """.\V."V..\""[\]

1892.

39

380.

p. 553 ,

Hemp industry in (Dodge).

same, 2d edition, p. 27...
Hog cholera in. p. 163

same. p. 172

Horses in (Green). 1898. p.

Irrigation in. 1891. p. 278

Kite in, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 490..
Land in, distribution of. 1888. p. 476..
Live stock in, movement of. 1865-67. p
Markets for American products in. 1895.
Meteorology in, notes on (Abbe). 1898.

Oleomargarine in (Tourgee). p. 513

Pork, salted, of American origin, importation of (Bouley).

1884. p. 186

Poultry raising in. 1873. p. 365

Ramie question in, botanical consideration of. 1892. p. 97

same, 2d edition, p. 97

Sands, drifting, experiments in fixing. 1875. p. 520

Sugar beet, culture of, and manufacture of sugar therefrom

( McMurtrie) . 1 880

Sugar-l)eet culture in, notes on (Maxwell). 1890. p. 81

Tannery refuse in, utilization of. 1 876. p. 280

Tariff and reciprocity treaties. 1892. p. 181

.p. 172

No. 9. p. 45

487

-Guadalupe Island, Oceanica —
Martinique — Mauritius —

Vine disease in ( Price). 1873
Wine in, production of, 1883.
Wine poisoning in. 1876. p
See alxo Clermont-Ferrand -

Havre — Indo-China — Juvisy

Nimes — Roubaix — Trappes.
Francis, Frederick L. See, as joint author, Randolph, Frederick J.
Frankenfield, Harry Crawford:

Atmospheric pressure, high and low, monthly report on, Dec,

1899-Apr., 1900, June-Dec, 1900, Oct. and Nov., 1901

Daily river stages on principal rivers of U. 8., 1896-99

Floods and flood warnings. 1901. p. 477

Mississippi river, floods and flood problems of. 1899. p. 405 ...

Index

Classlflcatloii no.

A10.6:8

Al. 10:900

A27.9:4

A27.9:22

Al. 1:869

A27.9:12

A27.9:27

A27.9:28

A27.9:14

A27.9:13

A27.9:13

A27.9:14

A27.9:14

A27.9:31

A27.9:14

A29.6:27

A27.9:4

A27.9:13

A27.9:13

A27.9:9

A29.3:lli

Al. 1:875

A27.9:12

Al. 1:863

A6.3:ll

A6.3:5

A6.3:10

A27.8:l

All. 5:1

A4. 1 :887-8

A 1.1:888

A1.2:H78

A15.2:P94J

A29.6:25

A27.9:26

A27.9:5

A12.3:3

A29.6:26

A4. 1:900

A4.3:30

A27.9:ll

A27.8:l

A]1.5:l

A27.9:13

A 1.6:28

A7.3:30

A27.9:14

A27.9:30

A27.9:1I

A27.9:22

A27.9:14

A 29. 6:
A 29. 10:6
Al. 10:901
A29.6:27

309

Index

Frankenfic'Ul, Harry Crawford — Continued

Eiver and flood service, monthly notes on, Sept., 1898-Oct., 1902.
Temperature, humidity, and wind direction, vertical gradients,

preliminary report on kite observations. 1898

Tornado of Way 27, 1896, at St. Louis, Mo. p. 77

Weather forecasts in State of Missouri. 1895. p. 292

Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Cost of hauling farm products

over wagon roads at (Mason), p. 5

Frankland, W. Ashby. See, as joint author, Stiles, Ch. Wardell.
Franklin, George E. :

California, southern, weathercrop bulletin, history of. 1896. p. 46.
Weather Bureau stations, should compensation be allowed per-
sons not in employ of Bureau, while learning station duties,
to enable tliem to properly perform such duties in cases of

emergency? 1899. p. 127

Franklin Kite Club, Bhiladelphia, notes on (Abbe). 1896. pp. 334, 416.

Same (Abbe). 1897. pp. 162, 165

Franklinville, N. Y. :

Explosive noises at (Kales). 1897. p. 393

Thunder storms in ( Kales) . 1897. p. 309

Franz Josef Land:

Aunjral observations on 2d Wellmann expedition made in neigh-
borhood of, 1898-99 (Baldwin), p. 107

Meteorological w'ork in, 1898-99, outline of scope and character

of (Baldwin). 1901. p. 351

Fraps, G. S. :

Pentosan-free crude fiber, determination of. 1902. p. 51

Pentosans and crude fiber, determination of, notes on. 1901.

p. 112

Sulphur, loss of, in preparing ash of plants. 1901. p. 98

See also, as joint author. Withers, W. A.
Frear, William:

Abstract committee of Association of Official Agricultural Chem-
ists, report of. 1893. p. 148

same. 1894. p. 211

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, at 14th annual convention. 1897. p. 7

Vinegar, analysis of, provisional method for. 1902. p. 62

Wheat varieties, extension of tests applied to. 1890. p. 131

Frear, William, and McDonnell, Henry Barnett. Phosphoric acid,
available, determination of, comparison of Wagner's and pres-
ent association method for. 1886. p. 26

Frechou, . Grapevines, black rot of, in France. 1890. p. 88..

Fredericksen, J. D. Sugar beet, introduction of, and manufacture of
beet sugar in the Northwest as compared with countries of

Europe. 1879. p. 275 ,

Freedmen, improvident habits of. 1873. p. 39

Freedmen's labor, notes on. 1866. p. 346 ,

Same. 1870. p. 9

Freezes. *SVe Florida — Frosts.
Freight rates:

Domestic and trans- Atlantic, monthly, Aog., 1893-Dec., 1895

Ocean transportation of products of agriculture, Oct. 1, 1895-Oct.

1,1896

Railroad, from Chicago. 1866. p. 27 .----.- .--.---

Road materials and, in certain States north of Ohio River, infor-
mation regarding. 1 894

same, in Eastern and Southern States. 1894

Statistics of. 1895. p. 553

same. 1896. p. 597

Transportation companies, monthly notes on, Aug., 1882-Julv,

1893

See also Transportation rates.
French, Henry F. :

Agricultural colleges, historical sketch of. p. 137

Country roads, description of formation of. p. 538

Classlflciitlon no.
A29.6:

A29.o:F
A29.6:24
A29.6:23

A22.4:27
A29.3:18

A29.3:24
A29.6:24
A29.6:25

A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A29.6:29

A29. 1:900

A7.3:67

A7.3:62
A7.3:62

A7.3:38
A7.3:43

A7.3:51
A7.3:65
A10.5:2

A7.3:12
A6.3:ll

Al.6:28
A27.9:ll
A27.9:4
A27.9:«

A 27. 9:

A27.8:12
A 27. 9:4

A22.3:6
A22.3:7
Al. 10:895
A1.10:896

A27.9:

A 1.1:865
Al. 1:866

310

49-1

p. 383

French, Hiram T. :

Feeding sheaf wheat to hogs. p. 494

Hog raising in the ^'orthwest. 1900. p. 16

Sheaf wheat, feeding to steery. p. 486

Wheat in sheaf and chopped wheat for pigs, i

"French Napoleon," stallion, account of. p. 320

Fresno, Cal., soil survey around (Means and Holmes)
Friend, Charles W.:

Earthcjuakes at Carson City, Nevada, 1875-98. p. 64

Seismograph at observatory at Carson City, Nev. 1900. p. 245 .
Frisby, Almah J., and Bryant, Arthur Peyton. Potato, composition
of different parts of, and loss of nutrients during process of

boiling. 1897. p. 25

Frissell, H. B. Negroes, dietary studies among, in eastern Virginia,

in 1897. 1899. p. 7

Froelich, Louis. Grape, scuppernong, letter on. 1868. p. 449

Frogs as an eradicator of fluke disease ( Stiles ) . p. 220

Frost:

August, 1863. No. 4. p. 33

California (Hilgard). 1896. p. 166

California, southern, prediction and prevention (Abbe). 1895.

pp. 341,464 _

Destructive, of June 30, 1899, in Ohio, notes on (Abbe), p. 311.
Fighting of (McAdie) —

1899. p. Ill

1900

1901

Formation of —

note on (Abbe). 1897. pp. 213, 308

same (Cuthbertson). 1902. p. 125

pecuHarities in, over coast region of South Carolina (Jesu-

nofsky). 1902. p. 479

publications on (Abbe). 1898. p. 217

St. Paul, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 401

Hoar, especially rich in nitrogen (Abbe). 1896. p. 371

First killing, dates of, in Indian Territory and Oklahoma (Abbe).

p. 328

Injury from, and methods of protection (Hammon). 1896

same, revised. 1899

Mardela Springs, Md., in May (Abbe) . p. 172

Moonshine and, notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 115,261

Notes on (Garriott). 1898

Popular queries about, with answers (Kimball). 1901. p. 422..
Predictions, value of, and best method of making them locally

(Linney). 1894. p. 230

Prevention of, radiant heat for, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 156. .
Protection from —

experiments in, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 62

hot water in (Abbe). 1900, p. 110

note on —

1 894 ( A bbe ) . p . 463

1895 (Kedzie). p. 295

1899 (Abbe), p. 475

Resistance of strawberries to. 1901. p. 19

Strawberry croj) and, note on ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 474

Work on, in South Africa, notes on (A})be). 1900. p. 14

Frostless belts, notes on ( Abbe) . 1 893. p. 365

Frosts and freezes as affecting cultivated plants (Galloway). 1895.

p. 143

Fruit crop:

Condition of, monthly notes on

Prospects in United States. May 1, 1894. p. 251

same

Fruit-culture institute. See Geisenheim-on-the-Rhine, Prussia.

Fruit garden, home, preparation and care (Corbett) . 1902

Fruit growers:

Bees of great value to (Benton). 1892. j). 254

Index

t'lasNlUcatluu no.

A4. 1:898
Al. 9:117
A4. 1 :898
A4. 1 :898
A 1.1:866
A26. 5:900^

A 29. 6:28
A29.6:28

A 10. 3:43

A 10. 3:70
.\ 27. 9:6
A4. 1:901

A27.9:l
A29.6:24

A29.6:23
A29.6:27

A29.3:24
A29.3:29
A29.6:29

A29.6:25
A29.6:30

A29.6:30
A29.6:26
A29.6:25
A29.6:24

A29.6:22

A29.2:F92

A29.3:23

A 29. 6:23

A29.6:26

Al. 9:104

A29.6:29

A29.6:21
A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A29.6:28

A 29. 6:22
A 29. 6:23
A 29. 6:27
A 1.9: 1 33
A 29. 6: 27
A 29. 6: 28
A29.6:21

Al. 10:895

A27.9:
A 27. 9:32
A27.9":F94

Al. 9:154

A9.7:4

311

ludex

Fruit growers — Continued

Irrigation practice among, on Pacific coast (Wickson). 1902

Practical suggestions for (Gould). 1902

Fruit growing:

California. 1892. p. 99

Indiana. 1873. p. 356

Irrigation in (Wickson). 1900

Progress in —

1899. p. 748

1900. p. 731

1901 (Ragan). p. 673

Southern, for market, p. 143

Fruit industry:

California, statistics of (Holmes). 1901

Influence of refrigeration on (Taylor). 1900. p. 561

Substitution of domestic for foreign-grown fruits and (Taylor).
1897. p. 305 ,

same, reprinted, with historical and descriptive notes on

varieties of apples suitable for export trade. 1898

Fruit-tree bark-beetle, circular relative to (Chittenden). 1898

Fruit trees:

Arsenical spraying of, while in blossom (Lintner). 1893. p. 181

Close root pruning of (Clark). 1899. p. 13

Fruits and, of Middle States, propagation, influence of stocks,

diseases, and enemies (Lodge), p. 199 ,

Gum in, production of ( Vasey) . 1874. p. 27

Important enemy to; San Jose scale; its appearance in eastern

U. S. ; measures to be taken to prevent its spread and destroy

it (Howard). 1893

Insecticides on, some effects of early spring applications of (Felt).

1900. p. 22

Winter killing of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 15

Fi-uit worm:

Japanese peach, report on. 1889. p. 64

Morelos orange, report on (Riley). 1888. p. 45

Fruitarians and Chinese, nutrition investigations among, at California

Agricultural Experiment Station, 1899-1901 (Jaffa) . 1901 . . .
Fruits:

American —

regulations of foreign governments regarding importation of
(Howard). 1900

scale insects on, imported into Germany (Reh). 1900. p. 79
American and East Asian, sketch of relationship between (Bailey).

1894. p. 437

Breeding of, notes on (Hansen). 1893. p. 92

Canning vegetables and, in U. S., statistics of, from census of
1890. 1895. p. 552

same. 1896. p. 595

Catalogue of, recommended for cultivation in various sections of
U.S. 1897.....

same, including British provinces. 1899

Culture of, paper on (Ford). 1883. p. 221

Decays in, study of (Halsted). 1893. p. 91

Deciduous, notes on irrigation of (Wickson). 1900. p. 80

Desiccation of (Watts). 1875. p.507

Diseases of , spraying for (Galloway). 1896

Dried —

San Jose scale on (Howard). 1898. p. 7

trade in, report on. p. 578

Exotic, of California, notes of (Hilgard). 1892. p. 137

Experiments with fertilizers on, to study feeding capacities of

plants and variations due to action of fertilizers. 1891

Field notes, 1890 (Smith), p. 107

same, 1892 (Smith), p. 373

Florida —

description of (Atwood). p. 140

protection in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 16

Classlfirntioii uo.

A10.3:108
Al. 9:161

A1.8:20

A27.9:ll

A1.9:116

A1.10:899
A 1.10:900
Al. 10:901
Al. 1:871

A27.8:23
Al. 10:900

A1.10:897

A21.3:7
A9.5:29

A9.7:6
A1.9:103

Al. 1:865
A27.9:12

A9.5:3

A9.6:26
A29.6:28

A9.7:2
A9.7:l

A10.3:107

A9.5:41
A9.6:22

A 1.10:894
A10.3:16

Al. 10:895
A 1.10:896

A20.3:6

A20.3:8

A1.7:2

A10.3:16

A10.3:76

A27.9:875

A1.9:38

A9.6:18
Al. 1:878
A1.8:20

A10.4:19

A28.5:6
A28.5:7

Al. 1:867
A29.6:28

312

Fruits — Continued

Fruit trees and, of Middle States, propagation, influence of stocks,
disease:^, and enemies (Lodge), p. 199

Gathering, ripening, and keeping (Clarke) . p. 152

Hardy, popular varieties of (Elliott), p. 141 •. .

same, cont'd (Elliott), p. 186

same, cont'd ( P^lliott). p. 131

same, cont'd (Elliott), p. 129

Hemipterous insect punctures on, effect of ( Webster). 1887. p.
54

Insects affecting (Howard ) . 1896. p. 1 00

Iowa, northern, cultivation of. 1868. p. 321

Japanese insects, two, injurious to (Matsumura). 1898. p. 36..

Mechanical cold storage for (Clark). 1900. p. 12

Michigan, Lake, eastern shore of, statistics of (Ganzhorn). 1869.
p. 298*

Michigan, culture of. 1872-73. p. 45

same, in western part. 1868. p. 322

Michigan region, facts relating to (Clubb). 1870. p. 37

Mississippi rapids, culture on (Gregg). 1869. p. 225

Naming and exhibiting, rules for. 1900. p. 742

Notes on (Galloway). 1889. pp. 37, 92, 214

Originators of, list of. 1889

.same, with addresses and names of specialties

Our native, improvement of (Bailey). 1896. p. 297

Peaches and other, in England. 1895

Planting, distances apart, in commercial plantations. 1897. p. 689.

Popular varieties of (Elliott), p. 368

Production of, in U. S. in 1889, and quantities and values ini-

■ ported from 1890-1895. p. 551

same, 1891-1896._ p. 596

Protection of, from injury by heat or cold during transportation
( Harrington ) . 1894

Regions of northern U. S., and their local climates (Lippincott).
p. 137

Russian and other, adaptation of, to extreme northern portions
of V. S. (Lyon). 1888

Seriously injured l)y moths (Mally). 1902. }>. 90

Setting without i)ollination, etc. (Hartlev). 1902

Small-
culture for market (Taylor). 1895. p. 283

culture of (Gilchrist), p. 57

Spraying for insect pests and fungous diseases, with special consid-
eration of subject in its relation to public health. 1892

Stone, food value of (Langworthy). 1899. p. 22

See also Peach twig-borer.

Thinning, experiments found profitable. 1898. p. 15

Tropical and semitropical, condition of, in U. S. in 1887; Florida

and Gulf States (Reasoner). p. 7

same, California, Arizona, and New Mexico (Klee). p. Ill ..

Utilizing surplus (Brackett). p. 309

Varieties, little-known, considered worthy of wider dissemina-
tion (Taylor). 1901. p. 381

Vegetables and, from California, transportation rates on. 1883.
No. 59. p. 45

West, far, native, (Thompson) . p. 207

West Virginia, insects, observations on (Hoi)kins). 1896. p. 71.

Wild, of northern Wisconsin. 1890. p. 484

Wisconsin, culture of. 1868. p. 322

Sec also Apples — Apricots — Bananas — Berries — California —
Caprifig — Cherries — Citron — Date — East Asian fruits —
Figs — Grape — Isabella grape — Le Conte jiear — Muscatel
raisins — Muskmelons — Nursery stock — Olive — Orange —
Peaches — Pear — Pineaj)ple — Plums — Pollination — Poma-
ceous fruits — Pomology Division — Prunes — Qunice — Raisin
grape — Raisins.

*By a misprint, tlii.s iiiiro niiniljfr uiipenrs twice.

Index

Cliisslfleatloii no.

A 1.1:865
A 1.1:864
A 1.1:864
A 1.1:865
A 1.1:866
Al. 1:867

A9.3:13
A9.6:4
A 27. 9:6
A9.6:10
Al.9.119

A27.9:7
A27.9:13
A27.9:6
A27.9:8
A27.9:7
Al. 10:900
A28.5:5
AlO 4:6
A10.4:18
Al. 10:896
A12.4:l
Al. 10:897
Al. 1:875

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896

A29.2:F94

Al. 1:866

A20.3:2
A9.6:31
A19.3:22

Al. 10:895
A20. 1:895

A1.9:7
Al. 9:105

A1.9:73

A20.3:l
A20.3:l
Al. 10:898

Al. 10:901

A27.9:21
A 1.1:865
A 9.6:6
A 27. 9:28
A27.9:6

313

Index

Fruits and fruit products:

Analysis of, provisional method for (Munson and Tolman).

1902. p. 74

Chemical and microscopical examination, pt. 1, Chemical ex-
amination ( Munson and Tolman ) . 1902. p. 9

Same; Pt. 2, Microscopical examinations (Howard). 1902.

p. 103

Fruits of grasses. See Caryopsis of grasses.

Fryer, Michael. Flax culture, instructions in. p. 92

Fuegia and Patagonia, mosses from, collected by U. S. S. "Albatross"

in 1887-91, list of (Eaton). 1892. p. 138

Fuelling, John L. :

Sorghum-sugar experiments at Meade, Kans. 1889. p. 79

same, at Sterling, Kans. 1892. p. 30

See also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Fuller (Governor of Vermont). Address of, before National Road

Conference, July, 1894. p. 3

Fuller, B. F. See, for report as Chief of Accounts and Disbursements

Division, Agriculture Department, 1892

Fullinwider, J. H.:

Cattle interests of West. p. 271

Southern cattle fever, fatal outbreak of, at Deertield stock farm,

Kans. p. 463

Fulton, M. W^ Draft upon horses, p. 511

Fulton, Weston M. :

Forest clearing and cultivation, effect of, upon water supply and

soil, rainfall, temperature. 1899. p. 89

River gages, automatically recording, introduction of. 1902.

p. 220 - .--.

Scientific investigation under certain conditions, original, advis-
ability of supplying employees of Weather Bureau with ap-
paratus for carrying on. 1902. p. 22

Fultz wheat, description of. 1871. p. 327

Fumigation with carbon bisulphide (Du Buysson). 1893. p. 159 ..

Same (Hinds). 1901. p. 78

Fumigator for small orchard trees. 1901. p. 21 ._

Fumigator, Emory; new method for handling hydrocyanic-acid gas

in orchards (Johnson). 1899. p. 43

Fungi :

Abnormal structures in, induced by Ustilago zese mays, study of.

(Knowles). 1889. p. 14

Algfe and toxic effects of Bordeaux mixture on (Swingle). 1896
Attacks of, treatment of seed with copper sulphate to prevent.

(Evans). 1896

Blackberry rust. Perennial mycelium of (Newcombe). 1891.

p. 106

Custer County, Colorado. (Cockerell). 1889. p. 84

Described in recent reports of Connecticut Experiment Station

(Thaxter). 1891. p. 278

Economic and other, collection of, prepared for distribution

( Patterson ) . 1902

Edible and poisonous, some ( Farlow). 1897. p. 453

same, reprinted. 1898

Few new, report on (Ellis and Tracv). 1891. p. 76

Field observations with (Halsted). " 1894. p. 93

Fossil, notes on (James). 1891. p. 268

Grape, microscopic observations of (Taylor). 1876. p. 464

Hawthorn, microscopic investigations of (Taylor). 1873. p. 431

Helena, Mont., notes on (Kelsey). 1889. p. 80

same, supplement (Anderson). 1889. p. 82

Hymenomvcetous, some new species of (Ellis and Everhart).

1889. p. 24

Hvphomycetous, new species of (Ellis and Everhart). 1889. p.

'68

Kansas, new species of (Kellerman and Swingle). 1889. p. 11.

same (Ellis and Kellerman). 1889. p. 142

Louisiana, new species of (Ellis and Langlois). 1891. p. 35 ...

C'lasslflcatlou no.

A 7. 3. 65
A7.3:66
A7.3:66
Al. 1:864
A6.5:l

A7.3:26
A7.3:37

A22.3:10
A2

A4. 1:884

A4. 1:884
A4. 1:898

A29.3:24
A29.3:31

A29.3:31

A27.9:9

A9.7:6

A9.6:30

A1.9:133

A9.6:20

A28.5:5
A28.3:9

A28.3:10

A28.5:6
A28.5:5

A 28.5:7

A19.3:8

Al. 10:897

A28.3:15

A28.5:6

A10.3:20

A28.5:7

A27.9:14

A27.9:ll

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:5
A28.5:5
A28.5:5
A28.5:6

314

Index

Classlflcatloii no.

Fungi — Continued

Montana, brief notes on few common (Anderson).
New species of, notes on —

1889. (Kellerman aild Swingle). \).7'2

(Ellis and Galloway), p. 31

(Ellis and Halsted). p. H3

(Ellis and Everhart). p. 130 ,

1891.
1891.
1891.
1891.

(Ellis), p. 274

1889. p. 30. A 28. 5:5

A28.5:5
A28.5:6
A 28. 5:6
A2S.5:7
A28.5:7
A28.5:5

New western (Ellis and Galloway). 1889. p. 65

New York, western, new or rare species from, notes on (Fairman).

1889. p. 78

North American, new and rare species of (Ellis and Everhart).

1889. p. 145

North and South America, observations on, new species of ( Lager-

heim). 1891. p. 44

Potato, microscopic observations of (Taylor). 1873. p. 251

same (Taylor). 1874. p. 273....

Potato scab, remarks on (De Lagerheim). 1891. p. 103

Smut, recent investigations on. 1889. p. 87

same (Brefeld). 1891. pp. 1,59,153

Study of, especially in their relation to plant diseases (Journal

of Mycology )

Texas (Ravenel). 1869. p. 169

same. p. 171

Western, new (Ellis and Galloway). 1889. p. 65

See also Agarics — Agaricus campestris — Black spot — Erysiphese

— Exsiccati — Fossil fungi — Grape fungi — Hymenomycetes

— Hymenomycetous fungi — Hypoxylon — Isaria — Kansas
fungi — Leaf-galls — Mucronoporus — Mucronoporus Ander-
soni — Mushrooms — North American agarics — Nummularia

— Puccinia — Pyrenomycetes — Saccardo's sylloge — Smut
fungi — Uromyces — Uetilago zeee mays.

Fungicides:

Bordeaux mixture as (Fairchild). 1894

Combination with new and old insecticides, some observations on

(Galloway). 1894. p. 126

Comparative test of, in checking potato blight and rot (Jones).

1893. p. 89

Copper salts as (Chester). 1891. p. 21

Effects of certain, upon vitality of seeds (Crozier). 1891. p. 8..
Experiments with —

general, in 1889 (Earle). 1890. p. 83

in removal of lichens from pear trees (Waite). 1891. 264...

topreventleaf blight of nursery stock (Fairchild). 1891. p. 338.
Formulas for —

1895. p. 589

1896. p. 627

1897. p. 675

Notes on (Galloway). 1891. p. 25

Report on (Scribner). 1888

Spraymg with, effect of, on growth of nursery stock (Galloway).
1894

Fungicides and insecticides:

Chemical analysis, methods of ( Haywood) . 1902

Chemical composition and effectiveness of certain preparations

(Haywood). 1901

same (Haywood). 1902

Report on, before Association of American Agricultural Chemists —

1899. (Voorhees). p. 101

1900. p. 139

1901. p. 87 •

See also Fungicides — Insecticides.

Fungous diseases:

Forest trees (Schrenk). 1900. p. 199

Grasshoppers, experimental work with (Howard). 1901. p. 459.

Iowa, new (Pannnel). 1891. p. 95

Killing destructive locusts with ( Bruner ) . 1902. p. 50

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:7

A27.9:ll

A27.9:12

A28.5:7

A28.5:5

A28.5:6

A28.5:
A1.2:C29i
A1.2:C29'^
.\28.5:5

A28.3:6

A9.7:7

A10.3:16

A28.5:6

A28.5:6

A6.3:ll
A28.5:7
A28.5:7

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:897
A 28. 5: 6
A28.4:5

A28.3:7

A7.4:10

Al. 9:146
A7.3:68

A 7. 3:57
A 7. 3:62
A7.3:67

Al. 10:900
A 1.1 0:901
A2S.5:7
A9.6:38

315

Index

Kungous diseases — Continued

Kelatioii of climate and i-ainfall to jirevalence of. 1899. p. 126.

Spraying fruits for. 1892

Treatment of (Goff). 1891. p. 17

See also Grape — Plants.
Fungous parasite on Aleyrodes citri R. and II., ])ielimi nary notice of

(Webber). 1891. p. 363

Funston, Frederick. See Coville, Frederick Vernon.
Fur animals. See Marten.
Furnas, Robert W. :

Arizona and New Mexico, agricultural features of. 1892. p. 173.
Forest conditions and lumber and wood trade of western States

and Territories. 1884. pj). 246, 255

Forestry, for certain portions of Ohio and Indiana. 1884. p. 346.

Raisin-niaking. 1892. p. 117

Standard Sugar Refinery, Alvarado, Cal., report on. 1892. p. 91
Swine, crossing improved breeds of, with common hogs of Florida.

1895

Tree growth, maxim/jm size and age, period of decline, comple-
tion of cycle, etc. 1884. p. 338

Tree planting and growing on the plains. 1883. p. 202

same. p. 37

See (dso, as Joint author, Hilgard, Eugene Woldemar.
Furs, insects which attack, fumigation with bisulphide of carbon for
complete and rapid destruction of (Du Buysson). 1893. p.

159

Gadflies, remedy for, Porchinski's recent discovery in Russia, with

some American obser»'ations (Howard). 1899. p. 24

See also Tabanidte.
Gadsden, John W. :

Cattle, diseases of, contagious, how thev are imported and what

they cost. 1883. p. 49 ."

Cattle plague or rinderpest, symptoms of. 1879. p. 255

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in Pennsylvania, p. 47

Gage canal, Riverside, California, duty of water under (Irving):

1899. p. 131

1900. p. 137

1901. p. 146

Gain, Edmond:

Agricultural botany, review of publications on, issued in France

during 1896. 1897. pp. 841,940

Physiological role of water in plants. 1897. p. 3

Gaines, Richard V. Animal industry of U. S. with especial reference

to breeding of cattle, horses, etc. 1883. p. 122

Galapagos Islands, S. A. Plants from, collected by U. S. S. "Alba-
tross" in 1887-91, list of (Rose). 1892. p. 136

Galbraith, S. J. Vanilla culture as practiced in Seychelles Islands.

1898

(Tale, A. H. Tornado observations, report of. 1899. p. 303

Gale at Buenos Ayres, Argentina (Abbe). 1895. p. 381 ,

Gales:

Effect of, in causing high water (Abbe). 1894. p. 297

Januarv, from Great Lakes to maritime provinces (Webber).

1902. p. 11

Northwest, of southern Blue Ridge and Piedmont region (Haw-
kins). 1899. p. 13

Gall-fly, tulip-tree leaf, report on. 1890. p. 362

(iall fungus. See Cranberry gall fungus.
Gall gnat. See Rye gall gnat.

(Tall makers, notes on (Smith). 1891. p. 27

(Gallatin Valley, Mont. Duty of water in (Fortier). 1900. p. 175.,
Galloway, Beverly Thomas:

Black rot, brown rot, downy mildew, powdery mildew, and an-
thracnose of grape; pear scab and leaf blight and apple pow-
dery mildew, treatment of. 1891. p. 11 ,

Black rot of grape, treatment of. n. d

same. 1889. p. 204

lUasslflcatlon no.

I
A 10. 3:65
A1.9:7
A28.5:7

A28.5:7

Al.8:20

A13.5:4
A13.5:4

A1.8:20
A1.8:20

A4.4:4

A13.5:4

A1.7:2

A1.8:28

A9.7:6
A9.6:20

A1.8:29
A1.6:12
Al. 1:881-2

A10.3:86

A10.3:104

A10.3:119

A10.6:8
A10.6:8

A1.7:2

A6.5:l

A6.3:21

A29.6:27

A29.6:23

A29.6:21

A29.6:30

A29.6:27

A9.7:2

A9.7:4
A10.3:fi

A28.5:6
A28.4:6

A28.5:5

316

Galloway, Beverly Thomas — Continued

Cercospora cirfuniscissa, treatment of, suggestions in regard to.
1891. p. 77

Frosts and freezes as affecting cultivated plants. 1895. p. 148 ..

Fruit diseases, spraying for. 1896

Fruits, notes on. 1889. pp. 37, 92, 214

Fungicides, effect of spraying with, on growth of nursery stock.
1894

Fungicides and new spraying pump, notes on. 1891. p. 25

Fungous diseases of plants, experiments made in 1889 in treat-
ment of. 1890

Grain, new method of treating, by Jensen proces-s for prevention
of smut. 1891. p. .372

Grape, fungous diseases of, and their treatment. 1891

Grapevine diseases, circular on. n. d

Insect pests and plant diseases, proceedings of national conven-
tion for suppression of, held at Washington, D. C, Mar. 5 and
6, 1897

Insecticides, new and old, and their combination with fungicides,
some observations on. 1894. p. 126

Japy knapsack sprayer, improved. 1891. p. 39

Knap.sack sprayer, new, description of. 1891. p. 51

Nursery stock, treatment of, for leaf blight and powdery mildew.
1891

Pathology of plants, lines of investigation that might be under-
taken by experiment stations. 1897. p. 725

Pear leaf blight and apple powdery mildew, experiments in
treatment of. 1 889

Pine leaf rust, new. 1891. p. 44

Plant diseases —

progress in treatment of, in U. S. 1899. p. 191

treatment of, experiments in. 1891. p. 12. (Pt. 3. Forpts.

1 , 2, see Galloway and Fairchild )

same. 1891

Plant diseases, and possibility of lessening their spread by legis-
lation. 1897. p. 8

Plants-
commercial growing of, under glass, progress of. 1899. p. 575.
health of, in greenhouses, p. 247

Potato diseases, some destructive, what they are and how to pre-
vent them. 1894

Potato diseases and their treatment. 1899

Rusts affecting wheat and other cereals, treatment of, experiments
in. 1891. p. 195

Smut in oats and barley, notes on. 1889. p. 164

Spraying devices, new, circular on. 1899

Vegetable pathology section, record of some work of, including
correspondence and other communications. 1889. p. 41

Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Division, Agriculture De-
partment, work of, for farmer. 1897. p. 99 -.

See also, as joint author, Ellis, J. B.

See also, for reports as Chief, section of vegetable pathologv, 1888,
1889; Division of Vegetable Pathology, 1890-1894; and Divi-
sion of Vegetable Physiology and Pathologv, 1896, 1897, 1899,
and 1900 1

See also, for reports as Chief, Plant Industry Bureau, Agriculture
Department, 1901, 1902

See also, for report as Superintendent, Gardens and Grounds Divi-
sion, Agriculture Department, 1900

Galloway, Beverly Thomas, and Fairchild, David Grandison. Plant
diseases, treatment of, experiments in. 1891. pp. 89, 137.

(Pts. 1 and 2; for pt. 3, see Galloway, Beverly Thomas)

Galloway, Beverly Thomas, and Southworth, E. A.:

Apple scab, treatment of, 1889. p. 210

Oat disease, new and destructive, j)reliminary notes on. 1891.
p. 72

Index

('la$<sIfl<'!itloii no.

A28.5:7
Al. 10:895
A 1.9:38
A28.5:5

A28.3:7
A28.5:6

A6.3:ll

A28.5:7
A 1.9:4
A28.4:7

A 1.8:57

A9.7:7

A28.5:7

A28.5:6

A28.4:10

A10.6:7

A28.4:8
A28.5:7

Al. 10:899

A28.5:7
A28.3:3

A1.8:57

Al. 10:899
A1.10:895

A1.9:15
A1.9:9i

A28.5:7
A28.5:5
A28.4:17

A6.3:8

A1.10:897

A28.1
A19.1
A14.1

A28.5:6
A28.5:5
A28.5:6

317

Index

Galloway, Beverly Thomas, and AVoods, Albert Fred:

Trees', shade and ornamental, diseases of. 1896. p. 237

Water as factor in growth of plants. 1894. p. 165

Gall's method, manufacture of grape, blackberry, and other fruit

wines, on (Bossert). p. 156

Galveston, Tex. :

Hurricane of Sept. 8, 1900, special report on. p. 372

Tornado, Nov. 6, 1892 (Wright), p. 309

Weather forecast district, report of (Cline). 1902. p. 292

Game:

Information concerning seasons, shipment, and sale (Palmer and

Olds). 1900

Laws of District of Columbia for protection of. 1901

Noxious animals and, statistics of, in some foreign countries.

1888. p. 366 -_---_.

Protection of, directorv of State officials and organizations for

1901 (Palmer) .1

same. 1902

Transportation and sale of, laws regulating (Palmer and Olds).

1900

See also Birds and game.
Game birds:

Eggs of, regulations for importation of, for propagation. 1902

Of United States (Elliot), p. 356

See also Woodcock — Woodduck.
Game laws, digest of (Palmer and Olds) :

1901

Classification uo.

A1.10:896
Al. 10:894

Al. 1:863

A29.6:28
A29.6:20
A29.6:29

A5.4:31
A5.4:34

A27.9:26

A5.4:33
A5.4:35

A5.3:14

1902

Game laws of Prussia. 1871. p. 205

Gamgee, John:

Cattle diseases, general remarks on. 1869. p. 162

Corn, smutty, ill effects of, on cattle. 1869. p. 78

same. p. 73

Pleuro-pneumonia or lung plague of cattle, preliminary report.

1868. p. 432

same, full report. 1869. p. 7

same, p. 3

Splenic or periodic fever of cattle. 1869. p. 89

same, p. 82

Gamopetahe of western Texas, description of (Coulter). 1892. p.

153

Gannett, Henry. Rainfall maps, construction of. 1902. pp. 205, 223.
Ganzhorn, Jacob. Fruits on eastern shore of Lake Michigan, statis-

ticsof. 1869. p.298*

Gape disease:

Chickens. 1898. p. 28

Fowls, p. 550

same, p. 274

Fowls, and parasite by which it is caused (Megnin). p. 269

same, p. 281

same, 1884. p. 103

Young poultry in Kentucky (Garman). p. 504

Garden, irrigation for (Taft) . ' 1895. p. 233

See also Farm — Grass gardens — Home fruit garden — Seed test-
ing — Vegetable garden.
Garden, United States propagating:

Plants, bulbs, tubers, etc., distributed from, and object and aims

of (Saunders). 1862

Notes from, 1871. (Saunders), p. 476

same, 1872. p. 72

Garden, experimental. Agriculture Department. See Experimental
Gardens and Grounds Office.

Garden and field, irrigation in ( Wickson). 1901

Garden City, Kans., grass and forage experiment station at (Sewall).

p. 342

same. p. 342

*By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

A5.4:37
Al. 1:864

A5.3:16

A1.9:160

A27.9:9

A1.2:C29i
A1.2:C29i
A1.2:C29='

A27.9:6

A1.2:C29i

A1.2:C29''

A1.2:C29i

A1.2:C29'^

A6.5:2
A29.6:30

A27.9:7

A1.9:84
Al. 1:885
A4. 1:885
Al. 1:884
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1:898
Al. 10:895

A1.8:2

A27.9:9

A27.9:10

Al. 9:138

Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891

318

Garden crops:

Florida, insects injurious to ( Ashmead). 18S7. p. 9

Insects injurious to (Chittenden). 1899

same (Chittenden). 1900

FertiHzers for (Ckrk). 1898. p. 12

See also Crojis.

Garden herljariuni, making, and its uses (Selby)

Garden insects:

Notes on (Webster). 1890. p. 149

Observations in AVest Virginia on, some notes on (Hopkins).
1896. p. 71

Tests with insecticides upon ( Alwood) . 1887. p. 38

iSee also Garden crops.

Garden pest, Orthezia insignis as (Cockerell). 1892. p. 89

Garden truck, rates of charge for transporting, with notes on growth

of industry ( AVard and Hohues) . 1901

Garden vegetables:

Particularly onions, cabbage, and squash (Huntington), p. 110..

Two dipterous leaf miners on (Coquillett) . 1895. p. 381 . ,

See also Potato — Yams.
Gardening:

Ho.spital. 1865. No. 2. p. 12

Landscape, report on. p. 159

See also Agriculture.

Gardening under glass. 1901. p, 1 1

Gardens and Grounds Division, Agriculture Department

Gardens and grounds. See Experimental Gardens and Grounds

Office.
Gardini, Carlo. Hemp in Italy, special consular report on growth

of. 1897. p.l5 :

Gardner, Frank Duane:

Electrical method of moisture determination in soils, results and
modifications in 1897. 1898

Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station, annual report for
1901. p. 381

See also, as joint author. Means, Thomas Herbert — Whitney, Mil-
ton.
Gardner, Frank Duane, and Jensen, Charles A.:

Soil survey in Sevier Valley, Utah. p. 243

Soil survey in Weber Co. , Utah. p. 207

Gardner, Frank Duane, and Stewart, John:

Soil survey in Salt Lake Valley, Utah. 1900. p. 77

Soils of Salt Lake Valley, Utah

Gardner, Thomas. Wild flowers, p. 155

Gardner, W. H. Animals, training, for work. p. .355

Garlic, wild, circular relative to (DeAvey)

Garman, IL:

^Entomologist, economic, illustrations for. 1893. p. 109

Entomology in Southern States, report on. 1901. p. 153

Gape disease of young poultry in Kentucky, p. 504

He.ssian fly, spring brood of, time of emergence and oviposition
of. 1902. p. 127

Larvfe, preservation of, for study. 1893. p. 98

Sarcoptid*, parasitism among, origin and development of. 1891.

p. 182

Garrigues, W. K. IMiosphoric acid, determination of, by molybdate

method. 1894. p. 105

Garriott, Edward Bennett:

Address, as chairman section of forecasts and forecasting, before
second convention of Weather Bureau officials held at Mil-
waukee, Wis., Aug. 27-29, 1901. 1902. p. 115

Atmospheric ])ressure, high and low, 1895 to 1898. p. 593

Chinook winds, report on. 1892. p. 23 i

Cold waves on middle Gulf coast, report of. 1895. p. 334

Frost, notes on. 1899

Morrill, Park, short biography of. 1 898. j). 356

Index

CIllNsIflcutldll uo.

A9.3:14
A9.6:19
A9.6:23
Al. 9:105

A 10. 3: 76

A9.7:3

A9.6:6
A9.3:13

A9.7:5

A27.8:21

Al. 1:864
A9.7:7

A27.9:3
Al. 1:869

Al. 9:144
A41.

All. 5:11

A26.3:12
A10.12:901

A26. 5:900'
A 26. 5:900'

A1.8:64
A26.4:4
Al. 1:862
Al. 1:866
A 6. 4:91

A9.7:6
A 10. 3:99
A4. 1:898

A10.3:115
A9.7:6

A9.7:4

A7.3:43

A29.3:31
A29.6:26
A29.6:20
A29.6:23
Al. 9:104
A29.6:26

319

Index

Garriott, Edward Bennett — Continued

Pacific coast, north, high areas of, in September, October, and

November, p. 249

Rain-producing processes, some. 1899. p. 67

River and flood service, monthly notes on. Aug. , 1898

St. Lawrence Valley, high areas north of, in October, November,

and December, p. 292

Signals, AVeather Bureau. 1892. p. 48

Storms —

floods and cold waves of year, report on. p. 208

same, p. 27

tropical, of Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean, in September,

1895. p. 167

types of, in January, 1895. p. 9

Warm waves of July and August, 1892. p. 228

Weather, unseasonable, in U. S. 1902. p. 301

Weather Bureau work, extension of. 1900. p. 242

Weather conditions, monthlv statement of average —

September, 1890. p. 395 ."

October, 1900. p. 430

November, 1900. p. 483

December, 1900. p. 538

January, 1901. p. 21

Februarv, 1901. p. 57

March, 1901. p. 117

April, 1901. p. 162

May, 1901. p. 208

June, 1901. p. 258

July, 1901. p. 307

Weather forecasts and storm warnings, monthly notes on. Sept. ,

1898-Oct., 1902

Weather types, classified, report on. 1901. p. 548

West Indian hurricanes. 1900

West Indian weather-bureau service. 1898. p. 303

Wind-barometer table, report on. 1897. p. 204

Gas:

Illuminating, influence of, upon plants (McMurtrie). 1875.

p. 310

New, in atmosphere, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 217

Treatment for scale-insects (Coquillett). p. 123

same ( Coquillett) supplementary report, p. 41 ,

Use of, against scale-insects. 1887. p. 35

See also Hydrocyanic-acid gas.
Gayon, M. See, as joint author, Millardet, Pierre Marie Alexis.
Geddings, R. M. Meteorological notes from Porto Rico. 1900.

p. 287

Geer, T. T. Oregon, road improvement in, extract from governor's

inaugural address, p. 8

Geese:

Checklist of animal parasites of (Hassall). 1896

Ducks and, standard breeds and management of (Howard)

Raising for profit. 1897. p. 12 ,

See also Ducks.
Geisenheim-on-the-Rhine, Prussia. Royal institute for fruit and

vine culture at, report on. 1885. }). 32 ,

Geitel, H. See, as joint author, Elster, J.
Gemmell, R. C. :

Big Cottonwood Creek, Utah, duty of water on. 1900. p. 197 .

same. 1902. p. 165

Water administration in Utah. 1902. p. 159

Generative organs, diseases of:

Cattle (Law), p. 169

Horses (Law), p. 135

Geneva, N. Y. See New York State Experiment Station.

Gennert, Theodore. Beet sugar in Europe, p. 158

Geodesy and meteorology, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 545

Classification no.

A29.6:23
A 29. 3:24
A29.6:26

A29.6:23
A29.3:7

Al. 1:898
A29. 1:898

A29.6:23
A29.6:23
A29.6:20
A29.6:30
A29.6:28

A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A29.6:

A29.6:29

A29.5:H

A29.6:26

A29.6:25

A27.9:13
A29.6:26
A 1.1:887
A9.7:l
A9.3:15

A29.6:28

A22.4:33

A4.4:14
A1.9:64
A1.9:65

A1.8:36

A10.3:86

AIO.3.104

A10.3:104

A4.2:C29^
A4.2:H7S

A 1.1:868
A29.6:28

320

Index

Classitli'iitiim no.

Geoi;;raphio distribution (>f animals and plants in North America
(Merriam). 1894. p. 208

Geographic- Society, National, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 161. ...
Geographical congress, 7th international, Berlin, 1899, notes on

(Abbe), p. 470

Geography and meteorology, popular errors in (Abbe). 1901. p. 375

Geological ages, climates of ( Abbe ) . 1898. p. 313

Geological conditions of artesian basins in eastern Colorado and New

Mexico (Van Diest). 1890. p. 87

Geological congress. See Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Geological structure of Nebraska, with its effect upon water supply

'(Hicks). 1893. pt. 3. p. 167

Geological Survey, U. S., meteorology in, note on (Abbe). 1897.

p. 541 '.

Geology :

South Dakota, west of Missouri River, and Wyoming, east of

fdotliills of Rocky ^Mountains (Bailey). 1890. p. 65

Southern Appalachians (Keith ) . p. Ill

Geometrid moth (Calothvsanis aniaturaria), life history of (Pack-
ard). • 1892. p. 382 ".

Geomyidie. See Pocket gophers.
Georgeson, Chuiles Christian:

Agricultural experiments in Alaska. 1898. p. 515.

same. 1898. p. 7

Agricultural investigations in Alaska. 1899

same. 1900

Alaska, pioneer farmers in, suggestions to. 1902

Alaska experiment stations, annual report for 1901 . p. 239

Dairy industry of Denmark, progress report. 1893

sail le, report. 1893

Forage plants for semiarid West. 1893. p. 145

Kafir corn, characteristics, culture, and uses. 1896

Milk, (lualitv of, selling on liasisof, how shall it be accomplished

in retail trade. 1896. p. 93

Steer-feeding experiments to ascertain comparative value of corn

and red and white Kafir corn. p. 483

Georgia:

Cattle quarantine of counties in —

Dec. 14, 1900. p. 11

Jan. 11, 1902. p. 11

Dec. 27, 1902. p. 11

Cattle trade and dairy interests of ( Perry) . p. 335

Climate, soil, and agricultural capabilities of (Hemphill). 1882..

Coccidte of, notes on (Scott). 1900. p. 49

Coccids in, fatal temperature for some (Scott). 1899. p. 82

Colorado potato beetle in, note on. 1886. p. 32

Conditions and resources of (Ploward). p. 567

Cotton in. 1866. p. 329

Cotton plant in, insects injurious to the (Grote^ . 1878. p. 351. .

Cotton worm in, in 1878 ( Willet). 1878. p. 358

Farm resources and products of. 1 868. p. 77

Grasses of, in Elliott's sketch of botany of South Carolina and

Georgia, notes on (Scril)ner). 1901

Insects of year in (Quaintance). 1899. p. 5(5 *

Irrigation of rice in T Keeney). 1902. p. 59

Jarring for curculio on extensive scale in, with list of insects

caught (Scott and Fisk). 1902. p. 24 . . .

Plums and peaches in, preliminary note on new species of Aphis

injurious to (Scott). 1902. p. 56

Road system of, improvement of (Sheffield) . 1894

Roads and road-building materials of ( McCallie). 1902. p. 50. .
San Jose scale in, some practical experiments with various in-
secticides for (Scott). 1902. p. 41

Seismic noises in (Hawkins). 1897. p. 39.">

Sheej) husbandry in —

1875. p. 523 iOJ'Jl'jlJi'.

1877 (AVatts). p. 1!8 :JUiUUl!.blUltii'Ji

A 1.10:894
A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A29.6:29
A29.6:26

A15.2:Ar7 2

A15.2:Ir7-
A29.6:25

A15.2:Ar7
A1.2:Ap4^

A9.7:4

A 1.10:898

A10.3:62

A 10. 3:82

A 10. 3:94

AlO.lO:!

A10.1':901

A 1.8:50

A4.3:5

A10.3:16

A1.9:37

A10.3:41

A 4. 1:898

A4. 5:80-87

A 4. 5:93

A4.5:101

A4. 1:885

A 1.6:47

A9.6:26

A9.6:20

A9.3:12

A 1.1:866

A27.9:4

A9.2:C82

A9.2:C82

A27.9:6

A3.4:29
A9.6:20
A10.3:113

A9.6:31

A9.6:31
A 22. 3:3
A 22. 3:23

A9.6:37
A29.6:25

. /iiii;-
!iA27:6:'l8"
)iAl.2:Sh3

114—04-

-21

Miil

Index

Georgia — Continued

yhfep husl)an(lrv in — ("ontinucd

1878 ( Peter:^)". p. 120

See also Atlanta — Augusta — Coljb County — Covington — Ral)nn

County — Towns County — Union County.
Gerland, E. Meteorologv, instrumental, historical sketch of. 18.-6.

p. (587 '

Germ ft-rtilizer, nitrogen as, for leguminous plants. 1897. p. 19 . . .
German agricultural experiment t^tations:

Aims and tendencies of (Maercker). 1898. p. 103, 207

Association of, ninth annual convention of, 1896, report on

(Fassig). _ 1897. p. 447

German Antarctic exDedition, kite work of, notes on (Abbe). 1901.

p. 177 \

German association of investigators and phvsicians, aimual meeting

of, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 220."

German common school with a garden (Smith). 1899

German Meteorological Society, eighth general meeting of (Rotch).

] 898. p. 1 60

German ZoUverein, beet sugar manufacture in. 1 870. p. 42

Germany :

Agricultural education in. 1876. p. 281

Agricultural schools in, organization and management of (AVelch).

1885

Agricultural statistics of, 1864. No. 6. p. 33

Agriculture of, letter on (Klippart). 1865. No. 6. p. 6

American agricultural products, as an importer of. 1894. p. 33.

American dried apples in

American hams in (Barnes), p. 519

American hog products, inspection of (Barnes), p. 516

American products in, markets for. 1895

Army horses of, requirements for ( Kuhn) . 1898. p. 31

Beet sugar in, progress of manufacture of. 1866. p. 179

Cereal production in, 1876. p. 367

Climatology in, development of. 1896. p. 652

Cooperative credit unions or people's banks of. 1891. p. 339...

Crops in, 1870 (Prentiss), p. 283

Diseases of animals in, 1887. p. 47

Dogs in, muzzling of (Mason) . p. 521

Dried apples in, American (Mason). 1895. p. 15

Forest area of. 1876. p. 282

Grapevine cultivation in (Bossert). p. 156

Horse and dog meat as food in (Guenther). p. 520

Hor.>^e-breeding in. 1876. p. 119

Horses in, potato bread for (Hughes), p. 530

Horses to, experience and observation in shipping (Meyers).

1898. p. 35 .-."

Leather manufactures in ( Mason ) . p. 522

Liparis (psilura) monacha in, ravages of, and means of defense.

1891. p. 379

Meat importation into, from U. S. p. 100

Meat-inspection law, imperial. 1901

same, translation and German text. p. 523

Military administration.of, in its relations to national horse breed-
ing, p. 372 ;

Nettle in, cultivation of (Stanton), p. 560

* Population of. 1875. p. 496....

Raiffeisen loan associations of. 1891. p. 414

Scale insects on American fruit imported into ( Reh) . 1900. p. 79.

Science in, i)ractical, notes on (.\bbe). 1897. p. 354

Statistical memoir of ( Bodiker). 1874. ]). 266

Sugar-beet culture in, notes on (Maxwell). 1890. p. 81

Trichinosis in, general remarks on (Stiles). 1901. p. 9 ..

same, statistical review during 1881-1898 (Stiles). 1901.

same, bibliography of (Hassall). 1901. p. 193

AVool import of ( Stern) . p. 520

Wo<>l production and manufacture in. 1876. p. 494

p. 35.

Cliissiflciitioii no.

A1.2:Sh3

A29.3:113
A1.9:65

A 10. 6:9

A 10. 6:8

A29.6:29

A29.6:29
A10.4:42

A29.6:26
A27.9:8

A27.9:14

A1.8:36

A27.9:2

A27.9:3

A27.9:32

A12.4:2

A4. 1:898

A4. 1:898

A12.3:2

A1.2:H78

A27.9:4

A27.9:14

A29.3:ll*

A27.9:29

A27.9:8

A27.9:28

A4. 1:900

A7.3:48

A27.9:14

Al. 1:863

A4. 1 :900

A27.9:14

A4. 1:899

A1.2:H78
A4. 1:899

A9.7:3
A4. 1:893-4
A4.4:32
A4. 1:900

A4. 1:898

Al. 1:878

A27.9:14

A27.9:29

A9.6:22

A29.6:25

A27.9:12

A7.3:30

A4.3:30

A4.3:30

A4.3:30

A4. 1:899

A27.9:14

322

Index

t'lasslflcation no.

German J' — Continued

See aim Baden-Baden — Berlin — Bernburg Agricultural Experi-
ment Station — Brunswick — Canstadt — Cologne — Darni-
' i^tadt — Frankfort-on-t he-Main — Hallo — Hamburg — Han-
over— ^Mannheim — ]\lunich — Plauen — Stettin — Strafibuig.
Germination, influence of nidistnre, temperature, and light condi-
tions on proiess of (Detmer). 1895. p. 405 ,

Gettjv, ^^^ Ci iwpeas and corn for silage and fodder. 1900

Ghent, Belgium:

Agricultural station at, report on. 1885. p. 53

Horticultural school at, report on. 1885. p. 5(5

Giant beggar weed (Smith). 1S99

Giant knot weed or sachaline, circular relative to (Scribner). 1895.
Giard, M. A. Tyi)hlocyl)a, ])arasitic castration of, by larva of

hymenopter and of a (lipter. 1890. p. 271

Gibbs, William H. Rabies, alleged, in Nebraska, investigation of.

p. 188

Gibraltar, United States sausages in (Sprague). p. 519

Gibson, Charles. Phosphoric acid, reverted, differences in determi-
nation of, by official method of analysis. 1890. p. 166

Gibson, H. B., Calvert S., and May, David W. Dietary studies at

University of Missouri in 1895

Gifford, George. Horses, American, in Switzerland, p. 503

Gift, George W. Cotton under high culture, p. 409

Gilbee, William Armond. Sugar, alcohol in manufacture of, use of.

1891. p. 8

Gilbert, B. D. Cheese industry of State of New York. 1896

Gilbert, Charles Henry. Fishes of Death Valley Expedition, col-
lected in southern California and Nevada in 1891, report on,

with descriptions of new species. 1893. p. 229

Gilbert, Grove Karl. Water level of Great Salt Lake. 1901. p. 23.
Gilbert, Sir Joseph Henry:
Rothamsted, England —

agricultural investigations at, during 50 years, six lectures on,
delivered under provisions of Lawes agricultural trust.

1893 ,

agricultural investigations at, introduction to six lectures on,
delivered under provisions of Lawes agricultural trust.

1894. p. 46

Same, p. 9

See also, as joint author, Lawes, (Sir) John Bennett.

Gilchrist, James B. Fruit, small, culture of. p. 57

Gilkison, W. F. Industrials [or manual training], practical imi)or-

tanceof. 1900. p. 96

Gill, Theodore. Pisciculture, with reference to American waters.

p. 394

Gillam, Frank. AVashington, D. C, hot summers and cold winters

at, 1872-98. p. 456

Gillette, Clarence P. :

Arsenites and arsenical mixtures ag insecticides.
Codling moth, life-history studies on. 1902. p
Colorado insects, notes on some. 1902. p. 51..
Entomological notes from Colorado, report on.
Entomologists, Economic, objects of Association of. 1900

Grasshopper disease in Colorado. 1896. p. 89

Insect collections, how shall we improve? 1895. p. 95

Insects —

few, that have been unusuallv abundant in Colorado this vear.

1897. J.. 77 ■ '.

vernacular names of. 1S97. p. 32

Iowa Experiment Station, notes on certain experiments and

ol)servations at. 1891 . p. 258

Lantern trap for insects, successful, report on. 1S97. )\ 75

Plum curculio and plum gouger, notes on. 1891. p. 227

Tetraopes femoratus fab., ovij^osition in yoimg forest trees bv.
1897. p. 76

1893. J). 115

1900. p.

76 ..
p. 5.

A29.3:ll*
A3. 4:24

A1.8:36
A1.8:36
A3.4:13
A6.4:5

A9.7:2

A4. 1:897
A4. 1:899

A7.3:28

A10.3:31
A4. 1:900
Al. 1:867

A 7. 3:34
A4.3:15

A5.5:7
A29.6:29

A10.3:22 i

A10.3:20

A 10. 3:22

A 20. 1:895

A10.3:76

A 1.1:866

A29.6:26

A9.7:6

A9.6:31

A9.6:31

A9.6:26

A9.6:26

A9.6:6

A 9. 6:2

A9.6:9
A9.6:9

A9.7:3
A9.6:9
A9.7:3

A9.6:9

323

Index

Gilnith, J. A. Blood poit^oning (malignant edema) in pheep and

lambs in New Zealand, p. 2o8

Ginseng:

Americ-an, eommercial liisU)rv, protect inn, and cidtivation (Nash).

Note on. 1885. No. 19. p.' 32

Gipsy moth:

Discussion on, at conference held in rooms of committee on agri-
culture, Boston, Mass., Mar. 4, 1891, report of. 1891.* p. 368. .

Imported, report on. 1890. p. 20S

. Massachusetts—

in 1891 , report upon ( Henshaw ) . p. 75

nf)tcs on (Fernald). 1895. p. 59

Recent work asj;ainst (F()rbush). 1898. p. 78

same ( Forhush) . 1899. }>. 104

Summary account of introduction and spread of Porthetria dispar
in Ma.«.sachusetts, and efforts made by State to repress and

exterminate it (Howard). 1897

Gissler, C. F. See, as translator, Cohn, Ferd. — Koeppen, F. T. —

Wagner, Belthasar.
Githens, John A. Address of, liefore National Road Conference,

July, 1894. p. 5

Glacier as an index of climate, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 177

Gladding, . See, as joint author, Stilhvell, .

Gladding, Thomas. Guanos, natural, determination of citrate-sol-
uble phosphoric acid in. 1885. p. 16

CJladding, T. S. Phosphoric acid, discussion on estimation of.

1896. p. 75

Gladding-Lindo. See Lindo-Gladding.
Glanders:

Among horses (Trumbower ) . p. 418

same. 1884. p. 237

Among horses and mules in Texas ( Folsetter). p. 393

Bacilli, composition of (De Schweinitz and Dorset), p. 295

Etiology and diagnosis of. p. 48

same. pp. 156, 206

Investigations concerning (De Schweinitz) . p. 289

Investigations of. 1890. p. 94

same. p. 82

Outbreak of, at 3Iiami, Mo. (Trumbower). p. 457

Regulations regarding. 1889. p. 57

same. j). 15

Report on (Trumbower) . p. 452 ^

Glanders and farcy:

Definitions of, etc. (Detmers). p. 445

Horses (Page and Terrell). 1880. p. 202

Report on (Detmers). 1879. p. 257

Glass, Elvin J. :

Chinook winds. 1902. p. 41

Montana, water supply of, for season of 1900 as depending on

snowfall, p. 495

Northers, cold waves, and heavy snows, possibility of giving
w-arnings of, to stock-raising interests, 48 hours in advance.

1899. p. 35

Glass:

Ciardening under. 1901. p. 11

Plants under, treatment of mildews upon (Mavnard). * 1891.

p . 1 6 '.

Glassy-winged sharp shooters, report of. 1893. p. 150

Glenn, Samuel W.:

Climate and crop correspondents, Weather Bureau; should
remarks of, be published in weekly bulletins? 1902. p. 188..

Snowstorms, memorable, in South Dakota. 1897. p. 15 .-

Storm-waining messages (Form 1043 ('), should [they] be of
some distinctive color to more readily attract attention? 1899.

p. 53

Globe artichokes. See Bur artichokes.

('Ias>ifl<-iitiuii no.

A4. 1:901

A6.3:16 ,

A27.9:23

A 9. 7:3
A9.7:2

A 9. 3:26
A9.6:2
A9.6:17
A 9. 6:20

A9.6:ll

A22.3:10
A29.6:29

A7.3:7
A 7. 3:49

A4.1:
A4.2
A4.1
A4.1
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1

A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
A4.1

884
A no

889-90
898

:887-8

888

898

890

889-90

:884

:889

889-90

884

Al.l:878

A1.6:22

A1.6:12

A29.3:31

A29.6:28

A 29. 3:24
A 1.9:144

A28.5:6
A9.7:5

A29.3:31
A29.6:25

A29.3:24

324

Index

i'liissiflt-atliiii no,
A 28. 5:5

Gla^ofsporium nerviseqnum, report on (Southworth). lSSf>. p. 51

Glover, Townend:

Beetle?, food ami habits of. p. 78 ' Al. 1 -.SeS

Entomological exhibition in Paris, Aug. and Sept., 18t)5. p. ^S.. Al. 1:865
Entomological record, monthly, Oct.-Dec, 1871, Feb., ]872-<)ct.,

1875 ' A27.9:

[The more important articles are inrte.xed under their various subjects.]
Foreign letters from —

1st, Aug., 1865. No. 8. p. 6

2d. No. 8. p. 10

3d. No. 9. p. 6

Life and entomological work of (Dodge) . 1888

See also, for reports as Entomologist, Agriculture Department,

1 863-77

Glucose, commercial, cane sugar in ]>re8ence of, report on determi-
nation of (AVeber and McPherson). 1894. p. 126

Gnats. Sec Buffalo gnats — Hippelates — Rye gall-gnat — Simulium.
Goats :

Breeding and raising of ( Diehl ). p. 216

Fleece of, manufacture of. p. 225 ,

Keeping, for protit (Barnes). 1898. p. 421 :

Roundworms in, treatment of (Stiles). 1901

same. 1902. p. 7

Skins of, Dermestes vulpinus in (Jones). 1889. p. 63

Verminous di.seases of, in Texas, 1900 (Stiles), p. 356 ,

same. 1901 (Stiles), p. 223

See oho Angora goat — Cashmere goat — Rocky Mountain goat.

Goble, W. F. Grasshoppers, sketch of. 1867. p. 290

Goding, Fredric W. Food-plants of some N. A. Membracidpe. 1892.
r). 92

A27.9:3
A27.9:3
A 27. 9:3
A9.3:18

Goff, E. S.:

Apple scab, treatment of —

1 890. p. 22

1891. p. 19

1893. p. 87

Fungous diseases, treatment of. 1891. ]>. 17

Gooseberry mildew and apple scab, experiments in treatment of.

1889. p. 33

Horticulture, laboratory work in —

1896. p. 103 .'.

1900. !>. 95

1901. p. 132

Vegetable nomenclature, work of exi)eriment stations in reform

of. 1891. p. 47

"Going light." Si'e Asthenia.

"Golilen Heece," Cotswold ram. ' p. 340

Golden (late fair. See Oakland, Cal.

Goldfinger, Max. Mannheim, Germany, cost of hauling farm prod-
ucts over wagon roads at. p. 9

Goldmann, F. Volatileacids in Ijutter, determination of total. 1890.
p. 112

Gomberg, ]\I. Pine, long-leaf, trees of, resinous contents and tlieir
distribution in, chemical study of, before and after tapping for
turpentine. 1893. p. 34

Gonioctena, poplar, report on ((^ook). 1891. p. 67

Good Hope, ("ajje of:

Animal j)roducts of, exports and imports, p. 529 ,

Insects of, notes on ( Lounsbury) . 1897. p. 34

Good roads, national league for. See Roads.

Good roads congresses. See Buffalo, N. Y. — Chii'ago, 111.

Good roads conventions. Sec Houston, Tex. — Richmond,
Paul, Minn.

Goodaie, (Jeorge Lincoln:

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. j). 226

Vegetable phvsiologv, suggestions for investigations in. 1897
p. 438....: '/.

A9.1:

A7.3:43

A 1.1:863
AL 1:867
Al. 10:898
A4.4:35
A4.3:35
A9.7:2
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901

A27.9:5
A9.7:5

A6.3:ll
A28.5:6
A10.3:16
A28.5:7

A28.5:5

A10.3:41
A10.3:76
Al 0.3:99

A10.5:3

A 1.1:866

A22.4:27
A7.3:24

Va. — St.

A13.3:8
A9.7:4

A 4. 1:899
A9.6:9

.\29.6:,30
A 10.11:7

325

p. o81

Index

Goodale', S. L. :

Breeding, physiology of. p. 222

Cheese, niiinufacture of, as a staple article of export.
Goodell, Henry Hill:

Addre.s.s of, as president of Association of American Agricultural
Colleges and Experiment Stations, at 5th annual meeting.

1891. p. 53

Agricultural experiment stations, l)ulU'tins of, what is mission of?

1895. p. 69

Agriculture, colleges of, what should he taught in? 1896. p. 71.
Sec also, as editor of proceedings, Agricultural Colleges and Experi-
ment Stations, American.
Goodloe, Daniel R. :

North Carolina, agriculture and climate of. 1867. p. 150

Southern States, resources and industrial condition of. 1865.

p. 102

Goodrich, C. P. Butter making on farm. 1897

Goodrich, Reuben. Letter of, to convention of National League for

Good Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 82 ,

Gooseberry mildew, experiment in treatment of (Goff). 1889. p. 33
Gophers:

Circular on. 1888 _. ,

Depredations of, in northern Iowa and southern Minnesota in fail

of 1887 (Fisher), p. 454 ,

same, p. 454

See also Florida land tortoise — Pocket gophers.

Gorgas, Charles S., short biography of (Abbe). 1899. p. 17

Goss, Arthur:

Beef, report concerning 6.25 protein factor as applied to. 1899.
n. 94

I'laNNlliciition no.

A 1.1:862
A 1.1:863

A 10.3:7

A 10. 3:24
A 10.3:41

A27.9:5

A 1.1:865
A1.9:57

Dietary studies in New Mexico _

Mineral matter deposited with snow in northern Indiana, Jan.

8, 1892. p. 20

Nutrition investigations in New Mexico in 1897

Soils, phosphoric acid in, method for determination of. 1894.

p. 58

same, and potash. 1895. p. 50

Gossard, H. A.:

Entomology, economic, in Florida, report on. 1901. p. 178

Florida, observations of insects; experimental work. 1902. p. 129.
White-flv investigation, review of, with incidental problems.

1902." p. 68

See also, as joint author, Osborn, Herbert.

Gould, H. P. Fruitgrowers, practical suggestions for. 1902

Government aid in highway improvement (Brigham). 1902. p. 33.
Government entomologists. See Entomologists.

Government in its relation to forests. 1888. p. 2^

Gowdy, John K. Animals, dead, disposition of, in Paris, p. 348..
Gowell, Gilbert M., and Russell, Fremont L. Dehorning cattle.

p. 489

Gowey, John F. American butter in Japan, p. 521

Grackles, food of (Beal ). 1900

Graduate study at Washington, D. C:

Note on (Abbe). 1902. p. 134 _

Report of committee of Association of American Agricultural Col-
leges and Experiment Stations, 1898, on. p. 68

same, 1900

Grafting grape cuttings (Smith ) . 1900. p. 9

Graham, John, jr. Convict labor, use of, on public roads. 1895.
p. 34

Grain :

American cereal, insect foes of, with measures for their preven-
tion or destruction (Webster). 1893. ]>. 146

Austria- Hungary as a factor in world's trade

Birds that injure ( Beal). 1897. p. 345

British imports. 1876. pp. 363,486

Commerce in, 1879-81 (Neumann-Spallart). No. 14. p. 35

A10.3:14
A28.5:5

A5.4:9

Al. 1:887

A5. 1:887

A29.6:27

A 7. 3:57
A10.3:40

A29.6:20
A 10. 3:54

A7.3:43
A 7. 3:47

A 10. 3:99
A10.3:115

A9.6:31

Al. 9:161
A22.3:25

A13.3:2

A4. 1:899

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A5.3:13

A29.6:.30

A10.3:65
A 10. 3:99
Al. 9:122

A22.3:ll

A9.7:6
A12.4:19

Al. 10:897

A27.9:14

A27.9:22

326

9

p. 22

Grain — Continued

Crops, condition of, June, 1864. No. 8. p

Cross-lireeding of (Watts). 187(5. p. 191

Englisli measures. 1863. No. 5. p. 9; No. 6

same. No. 1. p. 35

Ground vs. whole, for chicks. 1898. p. 19

Heniijiterous insect punctures affecting ( Webster). 1887. p. 54. .

Insects affecting, observations upon (Webster). 1890. p. 42

Light vs. heavy, feeding, for milch cows (Allen). 1900. p. 25. . .

Markets and crops, foreign, state of. 1864. No. 5. p. 14

New method of treating, bv Jensen process for prevention of

smut (Gallowav). 1891.' p. 372

Odessa, trade in. 'l874. p. 144

Proportion of, to straw or stover, effect of fertilizers on. 1897.

P 11

Russia —

northern. 1870. p. 89

producing districts of (Moffat) . 1882. No. 51. j). 14

Rusts, investigations of, letter relative to (Dabney) . 1894

Small, insects affecting ( Webster), p. 573

Smuts in, cause and prevention (Swingle). 1894. p. 409-.

same. 1898

Stored —

insects injurious to (Chittenden ) . 1896

more important insects injurious to (Chittenden). 1894. p.

277

Tillering of (Schulte). 1899. p. 10

Winter, condition of —

1869. p. 119

pp. 19,113

pp. 95, 468

p. 105

p. 15

Nos. 42, 43

p. 59

1870.
1871.
1872.
1874.
1882.
1883.

World's crop in 1899 .
Yield of, per acre —
1884. No. 12....
No. 23

1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.

No. 34 .

No. 45.

No. 56.

No.

No.

No.

No.

67.

78.,
89.,
98C

325...
J). 246

See also Algerian durum wheats — Barley — Cpreals — Corn —
Emmer — Flour and grain — Gram — Macaroni wheats —
Maize — Oats — Red clover seed — Rice — Runner's white
corn — Rye — Wheat.

Grain joint-worm flies. See Grass and grain joint-worm flies.

Grain louse, southern (Pergande). 1902. p. 7

Grain moth, Angoumois, or fly weevil (Howard). 1893. p

Grain plant-louse, some new parasites of (Howard). 1890.

Grain Toxoptera, notes on (Webster). 1892. j). 245

Gram, chick-pea or Idaho pea (Smith ). 1898

Graminete (grass family) of western Texas, description of (Dewey).
1894. J.. 484

"Gran cnltura" in Puerto Rico, notes on (AbV)e). 1899. p. 548

Granada, Nicaragua, rainfall of (Henry). 1898. pp. 162,305

Grand Valley, Colorado, irrigation in, 1901 (Stover). 1902. p. 265.

Grandean, L. Russia, black soil of. 1872. p. 501

Grandeau's method for determination of humus, modification of
(Huston and McBride). 1893. p. 84.."

Grange, origin, progress, and purposes, address on (Aiken). 1883.

p. 56

Same

Index

ClassSflciitloii no.

A27.9:2

A27.9:14

A27.9:l

A27.9:2

A1.9:84

A9.3:13

A9.3:22

A1.9:119

A27.9:2

A28.5:7
A27.9:13

A1.9:56

A27.9:8
A27.9:20
A28.4:14
Al. 1:886
Al. 10:894
A1.9:75

A 1.9:45

Al. 10:894
A1.9:105

A27.9:7

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A27.9:10

A27.9:12

A27.9:20

A27.9:21

A27.4:H

A27.9:22
A27.9:23
A27.9:24
A27.9:25
A27.9:26
A27.9:27
A27.9:28
A27.9:29
A27.9:30

A9.6:38

A9.7:5

A9.7:2

A9.7:4

A3.4:7

A6.5:2

A29.6:27

A29.6:26

A10.3:119

A27.9:10

A7.3:38

Al.7:2
A 1.6:55

827

Index

Granges, State, officers of:

1900. p. 672

1901. p. 638

Grape :

American, improvement of. 1901. p. 16

Black-rot, brown-rot, downy mildew, powdery mildew, and an-

thracnose of, treatment of (Galloway). 1891. j). 11

Black-rot of, experiment in treatment of (Galloway). 1889. p.
204

See (dxo Grape, downy-mildew — Grajje mildew — Grapevines.

California products. 1887. p. 583

Chemical analysis of (Wetherill). 1862 ..

same. 1866. p. 337

Cuttings, grafting (Smith). 1900. p. 9

Diseases of — .

Europe; origin, history, phenomena, and cure (Erni). p. 324.

Pacific coast (Pierce). 1895

western New York (Fairchild). 1891. p. 95

See also Grape mildew.
Downy mildew and anthracnose, circular asking questions re-
garding ( Willits)

Downy mildew and black-rot of. treatment of —

1885

1887

1889

See o/.so Grape, black rot — Cirape nnldew — Grapevine.
Fungous di.*!eases of —

and their treatment (Galloway). 1891

treatment of ( Howell) . 1S89. p. 49

Growing at the AVest (Thompson), p. 115

Growing in South (Tracy). 1900

Improvement bv hvbriflizing, cross-breeding, and seedlings

(Campbell), "p. 209 ..... .'.

Insect enemies, principal, of (Marlatfl —

1895. p. 385

1898

1900 (excerpt. ), p. 27

Insects injurious to (Rath von). 1868. p. 452

Isabella, in South America. 1866. }>. 426

Juice of —

]u-eservation of. 1898. p. 29

unfermented, prei^aration of ( Beal). 1900. ]>. 27

Leaf-tyer of (Chittenden). 1898. p. 82

Native, improvement of , by seedlings and hvbridization (Parker).

p. 122 '.

New varieties of ( Parker ) . p. 194

Phylloxera of, notes on (Riley),, p. 405

Popidar varieties ui ( Elliott). y>. 119

Pruning and trainin'g of ( Lodeman ) . 1896. ]>. 499

('lasfit1<-ation no.

Al.]0:900
A 1.10:901

A 1.9:144

A28.5:6

A28.5:5

A27.9:25
A1.8:3
A27.9:4
A1.9:122

A 1.1:865

A1.9:30

A28.5:6

A28.4:ll

A28.4:l
A28.4:3
A28.4:6

A1.9:4
A6.3:ll
Al. 1:866
Al. 9:118

A 1.1:862

A1.10:895
A1.9:70
Al. 9:118
A27.9:6
A27.9.4

A1.9:78
Al. 9:122
A9.6:18

1891.

p. -szo ,

Raisin, cultivation of, bv irrigation (Eisen)
Ripe, rot of (Southworth). "1891. p. 164.

Scuppernong, letter on (Froelich ). 1868. ' p. 449

Wild, of North America, classification and generic synopsis of

(Munson). 1890 "

Grape bags, use of, bv paper-making wasp (Murtfeldt). 1891. ]>.

192 ..: '.

Al. 1:864
A 1.1:865
A 1.1:884
A 1.1:863
Al. 10:896
A15.2:P94i
A 28. 5:6
A27.9:6

A20.3:3

Gra{)e culture:

California, present condition of (Husmann). 1898. p. 551

Near AVashington, D. C. 1873. p. 282

Report on, in U. S. —

1863 (Fhnt). p. 147

1868. p. 207

AVine-making and, in El Paso del Norte (Pierson). 1873

AVine production and, in U. S., for 1880, report on statistics of

(McMurtrie). 1881

Grape fungi, microscopic observations of (Taylor). 1876. p. 464...

A9.7:4

Al. 10:898
A27.9:ll

A 1.1:863
A 1.1:868
A27.9:ll

A 1.6:36
A27.9:14

328

Grape mildew:

Action of sulpliate of copper on (Lafitte). 188(5. ]>. ]()0

Alkaline poly^ulphides for, use of (Montlaur). 1885. p. 67

Copper-poda and copper-gvpsum as remedies for (Nessler). 1891.

P '3

Destruction of, by sulphate of copper (Perrey). ]88(). j). 89

Grape rot and^

remarks on ( Pearson ) . 188(x p. 54 .*...'.

synopsis of replies to circular relative to, in \'. S. (Smith).

1886. p. 45

treatment of (Millardet). 1885. p. 94

Paper on. 1867. p. 330

Prevention of, jiractical treatments for (Foex). 1886. ji. ll.j ...

Remedy f( >r ( Vergnette-Lamotte) . 1886. p. 80

Search for copperon grapevines treated with lime and sulphate of
copper mixture and in harvest (Millardet and Gayon). 1885.

p. 116 '.

Treatment of —

in Medoc, report of minister of agriculture on (Prillieux).

1886. p. 83 . .■

mixture of sulphate of copper and lime (Millardet and (iavon).

1885. p. 108 "

sulphate of copper (Muntz). 1886. p. 92

See also Grapes, downy mildew — (irape vine — Ferrouillat, Paul.
Grape must, unfermented, manufacture and i^reservation of ( Hus-

mann) . 1902

Grape vine:

American, climatology of (Lippincott) . p. 194

Black-rot and brown-rot in northern Ohio in 1889, treatment of

(Scribner). p. 76

Black-rot and mildew of, experiments in treatment of ( Holladav).

1890. p. 70 ' . . .

Black-rot of ( Scribner and Viala)

same, in France ( Frechou ) . 1890. ]). 88

Coleojiterous enemies of, some (Chittenden). 1895. p. 384

Cultivation of, in Germany, France, and U. S. (Bossert). p. 156.

Diseases of, distril lution of ( Galloway )

Downy mildew and black-rot of —

experiments made in 1887 in the treatment of, with chapter
on apparatus for applying remedies for these diseases

( Scri bner )

same, 1888 (Scribner)

volunteer reports on treatment of, in 1887. p. 37

same, 1889. p. 8

See also Howell, A. M. — Jaeger, Hermann — Lyman, H. L. —
Munson, T. V. — Pearson, Alexander W.

Downy-mildew of, treatment for, in France in 1887. p. 75

Fungus diseases of (Scribner) . 1886

( iiniling or ringing, operation of ( Beal). 1899. p. 17

Mildew on, effects of, and influence of efficient treatment. (.Mil-
lardet and ( iavon ). 1885. p. 97

Mildew and black-rot. 1885

Parasitic diseases of, results of congress on, held at Florence,

Italy, Get., 1886. p. 119

Peronos])ora of, first results ol)tained from use of chloride of
aluminium and ])roposal of new remedies against ((^omes

and Dei)erais) 1 890. p. 94

Pruning and training, rem^irks on, with quotations iuid illustra-
tions from various authors (Saunders), p. 97

Treated with lime and suljihate of co])per mixture, search for cop-

l)er on (Millardet and ( iayon) 1885. p. 116 1

See also Ferrouillat, Paul — Grape — Grajie mildew — \'ine.

Grape-vine hojjpet, history of (Glover). 1871. p. 403

Graphic.*, agricultural, of U. S., album of. 1890

Graptodera foliacea, life-history of (Murtfeldt). 1888. p. 74

Index

ClasNiflcatluu lio.

A6.3:2
A6.3:2

A28.5:6
A6.3:2

A6.3:2

A6.3:2

A6.3:2

A27.9:5

A6.3:2

A6.3:2

A6.3:2

A6.3:2

A6.3:2
A6.3:2

A 19.3:24
Al. 1:862
A6.3:ll

A6.3:ll

A6.3:7

A6.3:ll

A9.7:7
Al. 1:863

A28.4:7

A6.3:5
A6.3:10
A6.3:5
A6.3:ll

A 6. 3:5
A6.3:2
Al. 9:105

A6.3:2

A28.4:2

A6.3:2

A6.3:ll

A 1.1:866

A6.3:2

A 27.9:9

A27.2:G76

A9.7:l

821)

Index

Grass and grain joint-worm flies and their allies, a consideration of
some North American phytophajjic eurytominje (Howard).

1896 .'

Grass experiment stations, necessity for (Vasey). 1885. p. 168

i*>ee also (iarden City, Kans.
Grass gardens:

Experimental (Smith). 1895

Methods and jiurposes (-Hays). 1893. p. 130

Report on (Scrilmer). 1895. p. 301

Grass insects in Washington. D. C, notes on (Osl)orn). 1891. p.

197

Grass lands:

Liming (Beal and Smith) . 1900. p. 5

Seeding, withont a nurse crop. 1898. p. 11

Grass saw-flies, notes on ( Riley and Marlatt) . 1891 . p. 168

Grass seed and its impurities (Hicks). 1898. p. 473

Grass seeds:

Collection and distribution of (Shear) . 1900

Number, weight, cost of, and amount to sow per acre —

1895. p. 612 .■

1896. p. 632

1897. p. 670

Grass stations, cooperative:

In South (Tracy), p. 34-t

same, p. 344

In West and Southwest (McLaren), p. 344

same, p. 344

Grasserie of silk-worm (Walker). 1891. p. 445

Grasses:

American, chemical composition of, from investigations in labo-
ratory of Department of Agriculture, 1878-82 (Richardson),
p. 117

American, No. 1, description of, tribes and genera (Scribner)

same, No. 2 (Scribner)

same. No. 3 ( Scribner )

Arizona (Merrill). 1901

Caryopsis of, structure of, with reference to their morphology and
classification ( Kennedy )

Collected by Dr. E. Palmer in vicinity of Acapulco, Mexico (Scrib-
ner). 1897. p. 7 .■

Condition of, monthly notes on

Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium

Cutting, curing, and hauling of. 1864. No. 4. p. 6

Economic (Scribner)

Exhil)ited at New Orleans, 1885, descriptive catalogue of (Vasey).

Fertilization of (Vasey). 1873. p. 247

Fodder plants and, on Potomac Flats (Ball). 1900

Her])arium of Dr. H. Muhlenberg (Scribner and Merrill). 1900..

Insects affecting ( Webster), p. 573

Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado, arid districts of (Vasey). 1886.

Mexico, new, from, description of (Vasey). 1893. p. 281

Needed for agriculture in U. S. (Vasey). 1885. p. 168

New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and Utah, arid districts of, in-
vestigation of, in 1887 (Tracy ) . p. 5

New or little known —

circular on. 1901

description of (Scribner) —

1897. p. 5

1898. p. 42 1

New or noteworthy, from U. S., descriptions of (Vasey). 1893.

p. 267

New species, miscellaneous notes and descriptions of. p. 36

same ( S-ribner and Ball) . 1900. p. 39

Nomenclature notes, p. 9

Nomenclature of, some changes in (Merrill). 1901. p. 5

North American —

illustrations of ( Vasey). 2 vols

t'lasslflciitioii no.

A9.8:2
A1.7:9

A3.4:l
A10.3:16
Al. 10:895

A9.7:4

Al. 9:122
A1.9:79
A9.7:4
Al. 10:898

A1.4:9

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
A1.10:897

Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891
Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891
A9.7:3

A1.8:32
A3. 3:7
A3.3:17
A3.3:20
A3.4:32

A3. 3:19

A3.3:4

A27.9:

A6.5:

A27.9:3

A3. 3:14

A6.2:G76

A27.9:ll

A3. 4:28

A3. 4:27

Al. 1:886

A6.3:l

A6.5:l

A1.7:9

A6.3:6

A3. 4:30

A3.3:8
A3. 3:11

A6.5:l
A3. 3:4
A3. 3:24
A3. 4:27
A3.4:35

A6.2:N82

830

1899.

2 pt?.

217.

Grasses — Continued

North American — Continued
new sjiecies of (Scribner).

same (Scribner). 1899

Pacific slope, including Alaska and adjacent islands

( Vasey)

same, reissued. 1893

Plains and eastern slope of Kocky ^Mountains, catalogue of. \

Rockv Mountain (Vasey). 1874. jt. 154

Salt liiarshes (Scribner). 1895. p. 325

Sand and sdil liinders (Scribner). 1894. pp. 421, 580

Sand-binding (Scribner). 1898. p. 405

Shifting soil, grasses for fixing ( Vasey). 1872. p. 223

Some species of, published by S. B. Buckley (Merrill). 1901

South; report on certain gra.sses and forage plants for cultivation
in South and Southwest ( Vasey). 1887

South Carolina and Georgia, in Elliott's sketch (Scribner). 1901.

Southern States (Vasey). 1874. p. 379

Southwest. 2 pts. ( Vasey )

same, reissued. 1891

Stems of some, notes on some species of insects which affect upper
portion of (Webster). 1889. p. 372

United States —

being synopsis of tribes and genera, with descriptions of genera,

and List of species ( Vasey ) . 1883

British America and, monograph of (Vasey). 1892. p. 1

descriptive catalogue of, including especially grass collec-
tions at New Orleans Exposition, 1885 (Vasey)

Useful and ornamental (Scribner). 1896

See aim Agricultural grasses and forage plants— Agropyron — Ag-
rostology— Agrostology Division — Aristida purpurea nutt —
Bear grass — Beardless brome-grass — Bermuda grass — Blue
grass — Brome grass — Bromus — Broom corn — Calamagros-
tis — Chtetochloa — Chess — Clover — Crimson clover — Earth
almond — Eragrostis ol)tusiflora ■ — Ergot — Esparto grass —
Forage plants — Giant knotweed — Gramine* — Hordeum —
Hungarian brome grass — Hungarian grass — Ixophorus —
Johnson grass — Kafir corn — Melica — Mexican grasses —
Millets — North American grasses — Nut grass — Orchard
grass — Pacific slope grasses — Panicum nashianum — Pani-
cum nitidum — Panicums — Poa — Poa fendleriana — Ramie
or Chinagrass — Range grass — Rescue gra.ss — Rocky Moun-
tain grasses — Sitanion — Smooth broom-grass — Spartina —
Timothy.
Grasses and forage plants:

Cooperative experiments with (Kennedy). 1900

Dakotas ( Williams). 1897

Forage conditions of eastern Rockv Mountain region and (Wil-
liams ) . 1898 ".

Insects affecting, methods of treating (Osborn). 1893. p. 71

Investigations with, cooperative work of Department of Agricul-
ture with State experiment stations —

1900 ( Williams )

1901 (Williams), p. 148

1902 (Lyon), p. 71

Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado, notes on (Pammel). 1897

Report on ( Vasey and Collier) . p. 157 .^

Rocky Mountain region ( Rydberg and Shear) . 1897

Seed distrilnition and cooperative e.xperiments with, records of

(Scribner). 1902

Southeastern States, notes on (Kearney). 1895

Stock ranges of northwestern California (Davy). 1902

Tables giving nund)er of grains in 1 pound of seed, etc. 1894.

p. 5()9.

Texas, central ( Bentley ). 1898

Year 1901 (Spillman). 1901. ].. (>72

See also Forage plants.

Index

I'lassiQi-atiuu iiu.

A3. 4:9
A3.4:l(i

A6.3:13
A6.2:N82''
A 1.1:870
A27.9:12
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:894
Al. 10:898
A27.9:10
A3.4:35

A 6. 3:3

A3.4:29

A27.9:12

A6.3:12

A6.2:N82i

A9.7:l

A 1.6:63
A6.5:3

A6.2:G76
A3.3:3

A3.3:22
A3. 3:6

A3.3:12

A9.7:6

A 1.4:8
A10.3:99
A10.3:115
A3. 3:9
A 1.1:878
A3. 3:5

A19.3:10
A3. 3:1
A19.3:12

A 1.1 0:894
A3.3:10
Al. 10:901

331

Index

Grasses and Foraore Plants Investigations, Office of, list of publica-
tions of (Spillman). 1902

Grasshopper mouse, descriptions of two now species and one new

subsjiecies of (Merriani ) . 1 SSV). j). 1

Grasshoj)pers:

Damages from, reported, trip to Kansas to investigate, jtaper read
before Association of Economic Entomologists, 1891

(Osborn). p. 58 \

same, report on (Os))orn) . 1891 . p. 49

Destructive, in California. 1872. ]>. 22

Differential, in Mississijipi drlta (^lorgan). p. 7

Di.«easeof, in Colorado (Gillette). 1896. p. 89

Fungous diseases of, experimental work with (Howard). 1901.

p. 459

Hateful, or Colorado (Caloptenus spretus), information relating

to. 1870. p. 81

Idaho, outbreak of ( Bruner ) . 1 85)0. p. 1 35

Injuries from, in northwest ^Missouri, report on trip to investi-
gate (Osborn). 1893. p. 323

1872. p. 497

1892. p. 13

1902. p. 39

ClaNsiflriitioil no.

A19.2:P96
A5.5:2

p. 31

1869. p. 145...

228.

Large, note on (Glover).

North Dakota (Waldron).

Notes for 1901 (Bruner).

Outlook for, 1892. p. 321 ..

Report on, for 1895 ( Bruner

same, 1896 ( Bruner) . p. 36

Sketch of (Goble). 1867. p. 290

AVestern, suggestions regarding (Driscoll).

Wingless, of Utah (Glover). 1872. p. 74

See aim Cicada — Locusts — Rocky Mountain locust.
Gravel roads. See Roads.

Gravelius, 11. Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p
Graves, Henry Solon:

Forestry, practice of, by private owners. \). 415

Practical forestry in Adirondacks. 1899

Wood lot belonging to E. D. Page, at Oakland, Bergen County,
N. J. , working plan for. 1898. p. 301 ". . .

Woodsman's handl;)ook. 1902. pt. 1

Graves, John C. Address of welcome, at international good roads

congress held at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 16-21, 1901. p. 9

Gravimetric method, process for estimating fat in milk bv (Dietrich).

1890. p. 159 .'

Gravity:

Standard, reduction to, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 550

Terrestrial, variation of, over the ocean (Abbe). 1902. p. 370 ..
Gray, James J. Tornado and waterspout at Norfolk, Va., on Aug. 6,

1901 . p. 372

Gray hair-streak butterfly and its damage to beans. 1895. p. 354 . .
CTrazing:

Forest reserves (Roth). 1901. ]>. 333

Problems in, in Southwest, and how to meet them (Smith). 1899.

Rainfall and, notes on ( Abbe ) . 1901 . p. 1 76 ,

Great Basin, northern border of, forage conditions on (( iritiiths).

1902 ^

Great Britain:

Agricultural education in, 1865. No. 2. p. 8

Agricultural imports of, 1869-70. p. 143

Agricultural statistics of — .

1866. p. 340

1867. pp. 58, 379

1868. p. 407

66

p. 142

113

483

facts in. 1876. p. 201

A9.3:27

A9.7:4

A27.9:10

A9.6:30

A9.H:6

Al. 10:901

A27.9:8
A9.7:3

A9.7:5

A27.9:10

A9.3:27

A9.6:38

A9.7:4

A9.6:7

a9.6:7

A27.9:5

A27.9:7

A27.9:10

A29.()::;0

Al. 10:899
A13.3:26

A 1.10:898
A 13. 3:36

A22.3:21

A 7. 3:24

A 29. 6:26
A29.6:30

A29.6:29
A9.7:7

Al. 10:901
A3.3:16
A 29. 6:29

1868. p.
1869-70.

1875. p.

1876. p.
Agriculturt
American animals and animal ])roductions in (Wray). \>. 440...

A 19.3:15

A27.9:3
A27.9:8

A27.9:4

A27.9:5

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A27.9:9

A27.9:14

A27.9:14

A27.9:14

A4. 1:898

332

p. 45....
UtOO. p.

i...

411

P-

Great Britain — Continued

American cattle in, inspection of. p. 82

same. p. 70

American horse trade of ( Wellman). 1897.
Animals and animal products, imports into.

Animals in, contagious disease.s of. p. 37

Breadstuffs in, imports of, 1863-64. j>. 35. No.

same, 1874-75. p. 460

Cattle in —

consuniption and production of. 18t)5. No.

disease statistics < )f. 1883. No. 6. p. 34

imports of, 1898-1900. p. 600

pleuro-pneumonia in (Reid). ]S91. p. 4(d

Cattle plague in, 1865. No. 8. p. 2U

Cavalry horses purchased bv, in Artrentina (Buchanan). 1898.

p. 22

Climate of British Islands ( Harding). 1896. p. 611

Colonies of, agricultural statistics of. 1870. p. 291

.same. 1875. p. 455

Cotton importations of —

1866-67. p. 279

1868. p. 459

1869. p. 147

1870-71. p. 324

Cotton trade, 1866-67. \>. 378 ._.

Crop acreage an<l live stock in. 1875. p. 60

Dogs in, muzzling of (Mason), p. 521

Eggs, poultry, and meat in ( Halstead i . , p. 50S

Ensilage in. 1S85. p. 34. No. 24

Farms, increased production of. 1873. p. 48S

Flour, imports into, 1868. p. 39

same, 1875-76. p. 486

Food supply. 1871 . p. 476

Cirain imports. 1876. p. 363

same, 1875-76. p. 486

Guano in, consumption of, 1854-63. No. 6. j). 29

Harvest in. 1863. No. 2.
Hay in. 1894. p. 145...
Horse trade with ( Wray).
Imports of —

1865-66. p. 243

1866. Jan. to Julv. p. 3.38

1870. p.
1870-71.

Land holdings and allotments in, 1875-90. j). 574 .,
Li()uid sewage in, treatment of. 1870. p. 43/

Live-stock production. 1876. i>. 417

same. 1895. p. 22

Index

C'lassi Scat ion no.

Al. 1:890
A 4. 1:889-90
A1.2:H78
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:895-6
A27.9:3
A27.9:13

A 27. 9:3
A27.9:22
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:889-90
A27.9:3

p. i

1898.

p. 50.

A1.2:H78
A29.3:113
A27.9:8
A27.9:13

A27.9:5

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A27.9:9

A27.9:5

A27.9:14

A4. 1:900

A4. 1:900

A27.9:23

A27.9:ll

A27.9:6

A27.9:14

A27.9:9

A27.9:14

A27.9:14

A27.9:3

A27.9:2

A27.9:.33

A1.2:H78

276 .. .
1). 205

m ) .

is,s3. A

!'!'• !•• ^'

1U9.

:;4

Locust swarms on coast of (Swint(

Manures in. 1868. p. 38

Markets for .-Vmerican products in. 189ri.
Meteorology in, notes on (Aljhe). 1899.

Mineral jiroduction. 1873. p. 531

Plows in, improvement of. 1871. p. (w .

T'otatoes in. 1894. p. 145

I 'rod nee of, prices of, 1860-64. No. (J. j)
Revenue of, source of —

1866. p. 387

1866-67. p. 249

1870. . p. 143

Rinderpest in, statistics of. 1866. j>. 432

Ivussian wheat, imports of, 1852-67. p. 3.)

Sheep, imports of, 1898-1900. p. 606

Sheep pf ( Carman), p. 145

Te.xtile materials, imports and exports of, 1863 and 1864.

P--t>

same, 1863 and 1864. No. o. p. 2*

A27.9:4

A27.9:4

A27.9:8

A27.9:10

A27.9:28

A27.9:8

A27.9:]4

A27.9:33

A8.1:3

A27.9:6

A12.3:l

A29.6:27

A27.9:12

A27.9:9

A 27. 9:33

A27.9:2

A 27. 9:4
A 27. 9:5
A27.9:9
A 27. 9:4
A27.9:6
A 4. 1:901
A4.1:.SS9-90

.\27.9:2
A27.9:;;

333

off

ISiw. No. 5.

'A2...

Index

Great Britain — Continued

Trade between U. S. and, fallin;
Wlieat—

consumption and produetion of. IStjo. No. 7. p- -<

importations of —

1868. p. 459

1869. p. 147

1870-71. p. 324

1873-74. p. 45

supply, 1872-86. p. 641

See also England — Hongkong — India — ^laltu — Mauritius.
Great Eastern Canal, Platte Countv, Nel)r. Irrigation under, 1900

( Stout ) . p. 195 ".

Same. 1901 (Stout), p. 299

Great Lakes:

Aneroid barograph on, instructions for use of. 1897

Commerce on, and its relation to Weather Bureau (Abbe) . 1900.

P^7

Current chart ot. 1892

Currents of, as deduced from movement of bottle papers, 1892 and

1893 ( Harrington)

Display of wind signals on

Meteorological charts of

Meteorological observations on, monthly, vSept., 1893-Dec., 1894..

Periodic fluctuations of the, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 261

Precipitation, normal, in region of (Henry). 1899. p. 151

Eainfall and outflow of the (Abbe). 1898. pp. 164, 215

Section map of. 1892

Storm signals on (Cox). 1899. p. 152

Storm waves on (Abbe). 1895. p. 341

Water level in the, fluctuation of (Guthrie). 1896. p. 420

Water temperatures of ( Conger) . 1899. p. 352

Waterspouts on, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 364

Weather forecasts best calculated to aid maritime interests of;
method of reaching those interested (Cox). 1899. p. 19. . .

same(Conger). 1899. p. 20

Wreck and casualty chart of. 1894

Wreck charts of

Wrecks and casualties on, during 1895, 1896, 1897 (Conger). 1898.

Wrecks which occurred on, Dec. 17, 1885, to Nov. 15, 1893

Great Plains:

Artesian and underflow investigation of, progress report on central

division (Gregory). 1891. p. 145

Artesian wells upon, report of geological commission (White and

Aughey). 1882

Irrigation on (Newell). 1896. p. 167 ,

Prairie dog of (Merriam). 1901. p. 257

Underwaters of (Gregory). 1893. pt. 4, p. 3

Great Salt Lake:

Basin of, description of. p. 559

Rainfall and evaporation of, notes on 1874-1900 (Abbe), p. 68

Water level of, relation of, to precipitation —

1901 (Murdock) . p. 22

1901 (Gilbert), p. 23

1901 (Mackie). p. 57

Greathouse, Charles Howard:

Agricultural libraries, development of. 1899. p. 491 ,

Agriculture De))artment, historical sketch bf, its objects and

present organization ,

Rural mails, free delivery of. p. 513 ,

Vegetal )le garden. 1899 ,

Yearlxjoks of Agriculture De])artment, index to. 1902

Green, Edward M. Horses in France. 1898. p. 39 ,

Green, J. L. Tanana Valley, Alaska, notes on. j). 309

Green, Seth. Fish culture, improvements and increase in. p. 248.
Green, Samuel B. Horticultural education in Minnesota. 1898.

p. 84

Cliisslflcatioii no.

A27.9:3

A27.9:3

A27.9:6
A27.9:7
A27.9:9
A27.9:13
A 27. 9:25

A10.3:104
A10.3:119

A29.12:An3

A29.6:28
A29.2:C93

A29.5:B
A29.2:G81'
A29.13:
A29.6:
A29.6:26
A29.6:27
■A29.6:26
A29.2:G818
A29.3:24
A29.6:23
A29.6:23
A29.6:27
A29.6:26

A29.3:24

A29.3:24

A29.2:G813

A29.2:G81^

A29.2:G81

A29.2:G81 »

A15.2:P94i

A1.8:19
A 1.10:896
Al. 10:901
A15.2:Ir7 2

Al. 1:870
A29.6:29

A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A1.10:899

A21.3:3

Al. 10:900

A1.9:94

A21.3:7

A1.2:H78

AU).P:901

Al. 1:872

A 10. 3:49

334

Green, W. J. Plant?, variety testing, methods of work in. 1 891 . p. 49 .

Green clover worm ( Chittenden) . p. 45

Green June beetle. See Fig-eater.

Green niannring and manures (Walfinger). p. 299

Green materials. See Fodders.
Green \n'-d louse, destructive:

Cireuiar on. 1901

For 1900, notes ui)on (Johnson). 1900. p. 55

Greene, Francis N'iuton. Roads, address on. 1895. p. 34

Greenewaldi (INIrs. ) L. H. Weather observers, voluntary, liow best

to secure and retain services of. 1896. p. 42

Greenhouses:

Health of plants in (Galloway ) . 1 895. p. 247

Heating, merits of steam and hot water. 1898. p. 12

Irrigation fur (Taft). 1895. ]). 2.33 _.

Mealy l)ugs in, exjjeriments with hydrocyanic-acid gas as means

of exterminating (Hemenway ). 1900. p. 69

Subvvatering in, tests of. 1898. ]>. 21 .'.

Utilizing, in sunnner. 1901. p. 18

Greenhouses and cold frames, hydrocyanic gas for fumigating, use

of ( Woods and Dorsett )

Greenland marl as manure. 1867. j). 368

Same, p. 30

Greenwich noon, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 67

Gregg, Thos. Fruit culture on the Mississippi rapids. 1869. p. 225.
Gregory, John AV alter:

Artesian and underflow investigation, j^rogress report. on central

division of ( ireat Plains. 1891. p. 145

Artesian well investigation, field agents report for middle division.

1890. p. 145 '

Underwaters of Great Plains; final report of mid-plains division
of artesian and underflow investigation. 1893. pt. 4. p. 3 . .
Grete, A. Switzerland, agricultural investigation in. 1896. p. 681.
Griffiths, David:

Forage conditions on northern border of Great Basin, being inves-
tigations made during July and Aug., 1901, in region between

AVinnemucca, Nev. , and Ontario, Oreg. 1902

Range improvement in Arizona. 1901

Griffith, P. Merrill. Mexican cattle industry, p. 503

Grignon agricultural experiment station, investigations at (De-

nioussy). 1895. p. 3

Grimbert, . See, as joint author, Jungfleisch, .

Grindlev, H. S., and Sammis, J. L. Dietary studies at University of

Illinois. 1901. p. 7

Grindley, H. S., McCormack, H., and Porter, H. C. Meat, losses in

cooking, experiments on, 1898-1900

Grinnell, J. B.:

Cattle industry, report on. 1883. p. 232

( "attle interests west of Mississipj:)! River, p. 23:5

Sheep on prairies, p. 300

Groat, B. F. Tornado, force of, report on. 1899. p. 305

Grosbeak, rose-breasted, an enemy of Colorado beetle or potato bug,

special report on. 1889. }>. 535

Same, p. 535

Grote, A. R. Insects injurious to the cotton {)lant in Georgia and

Florida. 1878. p. 351

Ground:

Surface of, temperature of (Seeley). 1901. j). 501

Temperature of, observations at St. Ignatius College, Cleveland,

Ohio (iJriggs). 1902. p. 301 '.

Ground s(iuirrels:

Five new, of genus Tamias, descrijitionsof (Merriam). 1890. p. 17.
New species of, from arid lands of the Southwest, descrijition of

(Merriam). 1889. p. 19 _.

Three new, of Si)ermo])hilus s])ilosoma grouj), descriptions of

(Merriam) . 1890. p. 37

'See also Squirrels.

Index

CliiKsifii'iitioii iiu.

A 10. 5:3
A9.6:30

A 1.1:864

A9.5:43
A9.6:26
A22.3:17

A29.3:18

Al. 10:895
A1.9:69
Al. 10:895

A9.6:22
A1.9:78
Al. 9:133

A9.5:37

A27.9:5

A27.9:6

A29.6:26

A27.9:7

A15.2:P94i
A15.2:Ar7

A15.2:Ir7='
A10.6:6

A19.3:15
A19.3:4
A4. 1:900

A10.6:5

Al 0.3:91
A 10. 3:102

A1.7:2
A4. 1:884
Al. 1:862
A29.6:27

Al. 1:888
A5. 1:888

A9.2:C82

A29.(>:29

A29.():.30

A5.5:4

A5.5:2

A5.5:4

335

Index

Groiuul-wator on Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station farm,
observations and experiments on fluctuations in level and rate

of movement on (King). 1892

Grout, John H., jr.:

Animals and animal products in Malta, p. 520

Malta, weather and storms of, during October, 1898. ]>. 546

Grout, Josiah. Vermont, road improvement in, extract from gov-
ernor's message, p. 18

Grub supposed to have traveled in human body. 1890. p. 238

,S(r alxo White grubs.
Grunsky, Carl Ewald:

Water, methods of applving, to land in central California. 1891.

Pt. 1, p. 307 '....

Water appropriation from Kings Kiver, California. 1901. p. 259.
Guadalupe Island, Oceanica. List of plants collected by Edward Pal-
mer at, in 1889 ( \'asey and Eose). 1890. p. 21

Guanos:

Consumption-of, in Great Britain, 1854-63. No. 6. p. 29

Natural, determination of citrate-soluble phosphoric acid in (Glad-
ding). 1885. p. 16

l^ee aho Bats, excrement of.

Guatemala. Coffee culture in. 1889. p. 175

Guava mealy-wing, report of. 1893. p. 314

Guaymas, Mexico. Plants collected by Edward Palmer in 1890 at,

list of ( Vasey and Rose). 1890. j). 87

Guenon system of selecting cattle, value of (Blight). 1883. p. 233.
Guenther, Richard. Germany, horse and dog meat as food in. p. 520.

Guernsey cattle, breed of ( Harrison ) . 1 869. p. .302 *

Guianas, agriculture in the. 1891. p. 682

Guinea pigs:

Immunity from tuberculosis in, use of attennuated bacillus tuber-
culosis in producing (De Schweinitz). p. 318

Immunity in, experiments on production of, with reference to
hog cholera and swine plague bacteria (Smith and Moore).

1894. p. 41

Production C)f in)munity in, from hog cholera by use of blood

serum from imnumified animals, p. 269 . . . .'

Gulf coasts, are present [storm] warnings and displays by tiag and
lantern best that can be devised for? (Smith). 1899. p. 27...

Same (McAdie). 1899. p. 29

Gulf States:

Fig culture in (Earle). 1897. p. 23

Forage plants and forage resources of ( Tracy ) . 1898

Fruits, tropical and semitropical of ( Reasoner ) . p. 7

Gulf stream. Drift of, near Kev West, Fla., note on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 210 "

Gulf stream mvth, report of ( Watts ) . 1900. p. 393

Gulley, F. A. : "

Agricultural experimentation, establishment of official methods

of. 1893. p. 147

Animals, number of, to be used in feeding experiments. 1891.

p. 94

Gum, production of, in fruit trees (Vasey). 1874. p. 227

Gum arable. .SVf Dextrine.

Gun, James. Weather forecasting, long range, in Canada. 1899.

p 149

Gunning-Kjeldahl method and a modification ai)plical)le in pres-
ence of nitrates ( Voorliees). 1892. p. 85

Gurler, H. B. Swine breeding, experiments in. 1883. ]>. 155

Guthrie, O.'^sian. Water level, fluctuation of, in the Great Lakes.

1896. p. 420

Gypsum, solubility of, in aciueous solutions of sodium chloride

t'lassiflcatioii no.

A29.3:5

A4. 1:898
A29.6:26

A2-?.4:33
A9.7:2

A1.5.2:Ir7''
A10.3:10(3

A6.5:l

A27.9:3

A7.3:7

A27.9:27
A9.7:5

A6.5:l
A1.7:2
A4. 1:900
A27.9:7
A27.9:29

A4. 1:898

A4.3:6

A4. 1:898

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

(Cameron). 1901. p. 25

A 20. 3:5
A3. 3:15
A£0.3:l

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A 10. 3: 16

A10.3:7
A27.9:12

A29.6:27

A7.3:35
A1.7:2

A29.6:23

Same, of certain electrolytes (Cameron and Seidell) . 1901. p. 46.
Gypsy-moth. See Gipsy-moth.
Habana, Cuba. See Havana.

*By a misprint, this j)aKt' number appears twice.

A26.3:18
A26.3:18

336

Hacienda Perla, Puerto Rico, meteorological ob.^ervations at (Han-

gard). 1898. i>. 407

Hackett, Arthur E:

Climate and crop service -weekly bulletins, i^hould remarks of cor-
respondents be published? 1899. p. 107

Climate of Missouri, notes on. 1899. p. 582 ^ ,

Hailstorm in Missouri, severe. 1898. p. 409 ,

Haden, J. J. Smut or bunt, information on. 1865. p. 5. No. 2 ..
Hagemann, Oscar. Milch cows, metabolism of, investigations on.

1899. p. 803, 903

Hagen, W. A. Hessian fly not imported from Europe. 18S3. App.

p. 43

Hague, Arnold. Forest needs of Yellowstone National Park, letter

relative to. 1888. p. 206

Hail:

Average frequency of days of, during 1893-1897 (De Riemer and

Abbe), p. 546 ."

Damage by, in spite of cannonading (Pernter). 1901. p. 117...
Destructive, frequency and extent of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p.
293 ^_

Fall, depth of, notes on "(Abbe)."'"l897." p." 399 '.".!'." ".!!'.! !'.!'.'

Frequency of, in U. S., notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 396

Popular queries about, with answers (Kimball). 1901. p. 422..

Prevention of, by cannonading (Abbe) . 1900. p. 251

Remarkable, notes on (Abbe ) . 1894. p. 215

Structure and formation of, not^s on (Abbe). 1901. p. 73

Hail and a rain gauge for its measurement (Abbe). 1898. p. 210 ..

Hail and its methods of formation ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 156

Hail and thunderstorms in Oregon, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 262.

Hail clouds, bombarding, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 542

Hail insurance, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 219

Hail shooting, general report on, presented to 3d International
Meteorological Congress, Lyons (Plumandon). 1902. p. 35...

Same, notes on (Abbe). 1902. p. 35

Hailstones:

Lumps of ice as (Abbe). 1894. p. 293

Index

ClassIQciitiuu iio.
A29.6:26

A29.3:24
A29.6:27
A29.6:26
A27.9:3

A10.6:10

A8.1:3

A13.3:2

A29.6:26
A29.6:29

A29.6:28
A29.6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:28
A29.6:22
A29.6:29
A29.6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A29.6:30
A29.6:30

189:

p. 352 ...

Structure of, note on (Abbe)
Hailstorm:

Bomljardment of, notes on (Abbe).
Cloud phenomena attending (Very).
St. Lawrence River, notes on (Abbe)
Severe —

at St. Louis, Mo. 1902. p. 487

in :Missouri (Hackett) . 1898. p. 409

Haines, AN'arfleet. Leeds, JEngland, cost of hauling farm products

1901. p. 176...
1894. p. 292..
1901. p. 506

ner wagon roads at. p. 2.

1899.

p.S>.

Hair balls. Hee Crimson clover hair balls.

Hairy caterpillars, destruction of, by birds (For])ush).

Hairy vetch. See Vetch.

Haiti, weather bureau service in, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 249

Hale, Edwin 31. Ilex cassine, aboriginal North American tea, its

historv, distribution, and use among native North American

Indians. 1 891

Hale, J. II. Peach culture, notes on. p. 50

Same, reprinted .^

Hall, C. W. Technical education. 1894. p. 67 ^ ■

Hall, D. 31. See, for reports as Chief, 1894, Property and Stationery

Division, Agriculture Department.
Hall, Frank H.:

Agriculture and agricultural science, some books on, published

1893-96

Seeaho as joint author, Jordan, Whitman Howard — True, Alfred
Charles.
Hall, Maxwell:

Climatological data for Jamaica. 1901. j pp. 214, 253, 304, 352, 4(i7,

497, 595

same. 1902. p. 69

A29.6:22
A29.6:25

A29.6:29
A2^.6:22
A29.6:29

A 29. 6:30
A29.6:26

A22.4:27

A9.6:20

A29.6:28

A6.3:14
A20. 1:894
A20.4:3
A 10. 3:20

A 10. 4:31

A 29. 6:29
A29.6:30

114—04-

337

Index

Hull, Maxwell — Continned

Jamaica weather 1)ureau service. 1898. p. 303

Sun-spot ])eriod and temperature and rainfall of Jamaica. 1901.

p. 503

West Indies, climate of. 1896. p. 589

Hall, Ruth. House i)lants, cultivation of. p. 366

Hall, William H. Catalpa, hardv, in commercial plantations. 1902.
Hall, William L.:

Forest extension in Middle "West. 1900. p. 145

Timber resources of Nebraska. 1901. p. 207

Tree i)ianting on rural school grounds. 1901

Hall, AV. W.:

Farmers' families, health of. p. 453

Farmers' houses, places and plans for. p. 313

Halle, Germany, agricultural exj)eriment station at:

Apparatus and methods of analysis emi:)loyed at. 1895. p. 457..

Description of . 1895. p. 363

Hallett, F. F. Seed, selection and planting of. 1874. ]>. 381

Halns:

Detroit, Mich. , May, 1900 ( Hooper) . p. 202

tievelius, notes on ( Kimball) . 1901. j). 566

T.unar (Finney). 1894. p. 76

Observation oi' jjlienomena ( Schipps) . 1897. p. 294

same (Abbe). 1897. p. 305

iParhelic cii'cles, and contact circles, notes on (Kimball). 1902.

p. 317 -

Solar, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 59

Halstead, ^Marshal. Eggs, poultry, and milk in Great Britain, p. 508.
Halsted, Byron David:

Cranberrv scald and cranberrv gall fungus, treatment of. 1891.

p. 18.' J.. \

Fruit decays, study of. 1893. p. 91

Fungi, field observations with. 1894. p. 93

Fungus diseases, relations of climate and rainfall to prevalence of.

1899. p. 126 _

Peronosporeae, economic, for 1889 in Xew Jersev, some notes upon.

1889. p. 201 ■.

Peronosporeae and rainfall, report on. 1 889. p. 6

Plants^ A'arieties of, Avhat our experiment stations have done in

originating, l)y crossing, selecting, etc. 1901. p. 143

Solandi [sun] printing. 1894. p. 93

Sphserotheca, another, upon phytoptus distortions. 1889. p. 134.

Sph.'erotheca phytoptophila, notes upon. 1889. p. 85

Uromyces, an interesting. 1889. p. 11

See also, as joint author, Ellis, J. B.
Halsted, Byron David, and Fairchild, David Grandison. Sweet-
potato l)lack rot, report on. 1891. p. 1 . . . ".

Hambui'g, Germany:

Agricultural exhibition at, 1863 (Needham). p. 19

American dried apples in, 1894 (Robertson) . p. 12

Butter and cheese markets in ( Ashby ) . • p. 223

Egg trade in (Ashby ) . p. 345 :

Market for American products in. 1897

Hamburg International Exhibition (live stock), 1883:

Advance notice on. Ko. 53. p. 28 •

Report of ( Sanders) . p. 371

same (Iluidekoper). p. 386

same (Sanders). 1884. p. 181

same (Huidekoper). 1884. p. 199

Ham])urg International Horticultural Exhibition, proposed, Sept.,

1 869, note on. p. 63

Hamilton, John:

Agricultural education, address on. 1896. p. 48

Entomological Conunission, U. S., fifth report of, comments on.

1891. p. 129

Farmers' institute as factor in creating desire for agricultural
education. 1902. p. 68

(liissilicatlon no.
A29.6:26

A29.6:29
A29.3:113 .
Al. 1:863
A13.3:37

Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
Al. 9:134

Al. 1:862
Al.l:863

A10.6:5
A10.6:5
A27.9:12

A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:22
A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A29.6:30
A29.6:27
A4. 1:900

A28.5:6

A10.3:16

A10.3:20

A10.3:65

A28.5:5
A28.5:5

A10.3:99

A10.3:20

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:7

A 1.1:863
A7.3:48
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A12.4:14

A27.9:20
A4. 1:884
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4.2:An5

A27.9:7

A10.3:41

A9.7:4

A10.3:120

338

Hamilton, John — Continued

Pennsylvania's road system. 1901. p. 25

Hamilton County, >» . Y. Nr Hosnif r, Ralph 8. , and Bruce, Eugene S.
Hamlin, George H. Address of, before convention of National

League for Good Koads, Washington, 1893. p. 47

Hammon, William H.:

Frost, injury from, and methods of protection. 1896

same, revised. 1S99

Kites, experiments -with, at San Francisco, Cal. 189(3. p. 288...
Tamalpais, IMount, meteorological station, report on oj^eration of,

for September, 1897. \i. 397

Weather Bureau instruments, rei)ort on location and elevation of,

at :\Iount Tamalpais, Cal. 1897. p. 494

Weather service on Pacific coast, possibilities of; value of Mount

Tamalpais observations. 1899. p. 56

Hammon, William H., short biography of (Abbe). 1899. p. 102 ..
Hammon, AVilliam H., and Dnenckel, F. W. Temperatures, mini-
mum, abstract of comparison of, recorded at U. S. Weather
Bureau and Forest Park meteorological observatories, St.

Louis, Mo., 1891. p. 12

Hammond, Harry:
CV>tton—

culture of. 1896. p. 225

handling and uses of. 1896. p. 851

Hampton Beach, N. H., tornado at. Julv 4, 1898 (Sweetland).

p. 308 1

Hams:

American, in Germany (Barnes), p. 519

Insects affecting ( Howard ) . 1896. p. 100

Handy, Robert Breckenridge:

Asparagus culture. 1897

Cotton, history and general statistics of. 1896. p. 17

Peanuts, culture and uses. 1895

Handy, Robert Breckenridge, and Cannon, ^Minna A. Agriculture
Department publications, from 1840 to June, 1901. list by titles.
1902

Index

I'lasslflciition no.
A22.3:21

A10.3:14

A29.2:F92

A29.3:23

A29.6:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:25

A29.3:24
A29.6:27

A29.6:30

A10.3:33
A10.3:33

A29.6:26

A4. 1:898
A9.6:4

A1.9:61
Al 0.3:33
A1.9:25

Hanford area, California, soil survey of (Lapham and Heileman).

p. 447 \

Hann, Julius:

Atmosphere, upper, study of, from observations on mountain sta-
tions. 1896. p. 754 '.

Austria-Hungary, climate of, references to sources of informa-
tion relative to. 1896. p. 657

Meteorological stations and publication of results of observations.

1894. p. 1

jMeteorologv, text-book of, note on (Abbe). 1901. p. 74

same (Bigelow). 1902. p. 298

Rainfall, increase of, -with altitude above sea level. 1902. pp.

218, 227

Hann's handbook of climatology, note on (Harrington). 1898.

p. 353

Hanna, IMarcug Alonzo. Southern development. 1902. p. 53 .

Hanover, Germany. Cost of hauling farm products over wagon

roads at (Crane), p. 6

Han rick, E.G. Rainfall in Texas, 1881-93. p. 174

Hansard, Arthur C. [Meteorological observations at Hacienda Perla,

Puerto Rico. 1898. p. 407

Hansen, N. E. Fruits, breeding of, notes on. 1893. p. 92

Hart)augh, W. H. :
Cattle-
heart and blood vessels of. diseases of.
nervous system of, diseases of. p. Ill
Horse, respiratory organ.s of, diseases of.
"Staggers," disease known as, among horses in Virginia and

North Carolina, p. 209

Hardin, IM. B. Cotton-seed meal, nietaphosidi(iric and pyroi)lios-
phoric acids in, occurrence of. 1892. p. 50

A21.3:6
A26.5:901i

II . . . . .

A29.3:ll»
A29.3:1P

A29. 3:111
A29.6:29
A29.6:30

A29.6:30

p. 87

A29.6:26
A22.3:25

A22.4:27
A29.6:22

A29.6:26
A10.3:16

A4.2:C29-
A4.2:C29''
A4.2:H78

A4. 1:886

A7.3:35

339

Index

Great Britain, climate of British Islands. 1896.

Harding, Charles

p. 611 :

Hardintre, K. ^I. New Mexiro, water supply of, for season of 1900,
as depending on snowfall, p. 496

Hardwoods, southern, workinij: plan for, and its results (Foley).
1901. p. 471

Hardy catalpa. See Catalpa.

Harford Countv, Maryland. 8oil survey of (Smith and Martin).

p. 211..: ' -

Hargitt, C. W. Cankerworui, notes upon. 1890. p. 8

Harkness, William. Stars, shooting, hints to obseryerg of. 1899.
p. 9

Harlequin cabbage bug, or calico back, circular relative to (Howard).
1895

Harlow, G. A. Experiment Stations Office and agricultural experi-
ment stations, list of publications of, 1888-99. 1900. p. 508..
Harmon, John H., short biography of (Williams). 1899. p. 107...
Harnden, Enos S. See, for reports as special agent on purchase and

distribution of seeds, 1S94-97 :

Harpiphorus maculatus, report on (Harrington). 1890. p. 227

Harpoot, Turkey in Asia, climate of, 1898-1900 (Huntington), p.

250 _

Harrington, 3Iark Walrod:

Climate and meteorology of Death Valley, Cal., notes on. 1892..

Climate of Puerto Rico. " 1898. p. 437 . 1 _.

Forest meteorological o1 jservations, review of, a gtudy preliminary

to discussion of relation of forests to climate. 1893. p. 23

Fruits, vegetables, and other food products, protection of, from

injury l3y heat or cold during transportation. 1894

Great Lakes, currents of, as deduced from movements of bottle

papers, during seasons of 1892 and 1893

Hann's handbook of climatology, note on. 1898. p. 353

Meteorological w'ork of agricultural experiment stations and
agricultural colleges, and their relations to Weather Bureau.

1892. p. 42 .---:---.

Meteorological work of agricultural institutions. 1892

Meteorology, what it is doing for the farmer, p. 117

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 236

Rainfall and snow of IT. S., compiled to end of 1891, etc

Weather map, history of. 1895. p. 327

See also, for reports as Chief, Weather Bureau, Agriculture De-
partment, 1891-1894

Harrington, W. Hague. Harpiphorus maculatus, report on. 1890.

p. 227

Harris, Abram Winegardner:

Address of, as president of Association of American Agricultural
Colleges and Experiment Stations, at 15th annual convention.

1901. p. 41

Agricultural experiment stations — •

at World's Columbian Exposition, report on. 1891. p. 43 ...
collective exhibit of, at Paris Exposition, 1900, committee re-
port on preparation and care of. 1898. p. 43

cooperation with U. S. Weather Bureau, report of committee

on. 1893. p.l06

publications of, uniformity of, report on. .1894. p. 30

Churches, relation of, to State colleges and universities. 1899.

p. 100

Horticulturists of agricultural experiment stations, report of meet-
ing at Columbus, Ohio, June 13, 14, 1889

See aim, for reports as Director, Experiment Stations Office, Ag-
riculture Department, 1891 and 1892

See also, as editor of proceedings. Agricultural Colleges and Expe-
riment Stations, American, Association of.

Harris, Joseph. Stall-feeding cattle and sheep, p. 317

Harris, Rollin Arthur:

Ocean tides, principal, partial explanation of someof. 1900. ]». 103.
Oscillation period of Lake Erie, note on. 1902. p. 312

t'lassification iio»
A29.3:ll^
A29.6:28
Al. 10:901

A26. 5:901^
A9.7:3

A29.6:27

A9.5:10

A10.3:80
A29.6:27

A24.5:
A9.7:2

A29.6:29

A29.3:l
A29.6:26

A13.3:7

A29.2:F94

A29.5:B
A29.6:26

A10.3:7

A10.3:10

Al. 10:894

A29.6:30

A29.5:C

A29.3:ll^

A29.1:

A9.7:2

A10.3:115

A10.5:3

A10.3:49

A10.3:16
A10.3:20

A10.3:65

A10.3:3

AlO.l:

A 1.1:862

A29.6:28
A29.6:30

34(1

Harris, "William Torrey. Airrictiltnre, teaching ot. 1895. p. 43

Harrison, Edmund (x. :

^lacadam roailn, repairs of. 1898

Stone roads in >y'e\v Jeisey. 1895. p. 23

Harrison, Thomas L. Guernsev cattle, breed of. 1869. p. 302*...

Hart. C. A. AVireworm.«, life history of. 1891. p. 246

Hartford, Conn., Connecticut shade-grown tobacco to be sold at

auction at, 3Iav 1 , 1 902, catalogue of. 1902

Hartig, Dr. White lir, disease of. 1889. p. 164

Hartley, Charles i'. Pollination, premature, injurious effects of,
with general notes on artificial pollination and setting of fruit

with< lut pollination. 1902

Hart well, Burt L. Pot exi^eriment T( > test field observations concern-
ing .«oil deficiencies. 1901. p. 73

,SVv also, as joint author, Wheeler, Homer Jay.
thirvard and Yale boat crews, dietary studies of (At water and

Bryant). 1900 .'

Harvard University, meteoroloaical stations of, note on (Abbe) :

1S07. 1). 540 . ."

190] . p. iV.) ._.

Harvesting machinery, trials of. 1870. p. 227

Harwi, H. J. Live-stock industry, condition of, of Nebraska, p.

382 ■.

Harwood, P. M. Agriculture, what shall the professor of, teach?

1893. p. lo9.^..

Harz, C. 0. Spores of Hvmenomvcetes. method for preservintr.

1889. p. 163 ....... .". ■. ':..

Hassall, Albert:

Chicken tick, note on. p. 490

Chickens, animal parasites of, checklist of. 1896

Ducks, animal parasites of, checklist of. 1896

Flukes and tajieworms of cattle, sheep, and swine, bibliography

. of. 1898. p. 145 ■..

Geese, animal parasites of, checklist of. 1896

Parasites of cattle, sheep, and swine, compendium of, arranged
according to their hosts. 1898. p. 137 .•

Pigeons, animal parasites of, checklist of. 1896

Burraand allied trypanosomatic diseases, bibliograi)hy of. p. IHl .
same, p. 131

Tapeworms of poultry, ))i})liography of. 1896. p. 81

Trichinosis in Germany, l)i1)liogra]ihy of. 1901. }>. 193

Turkeys, animal ]iai-asites of, checklist of. 1896

,SV't' al-io, as joint author, Stiles, Charles Wardell.
Hasse, Adelaide Kosalia. List of pul)lication-< of .Xi^riculture De-

)>artment, from 1841 to June 30, 1895

Hateful grassho])per. See Grasshopper.

Hauk, James W . See, as joint author, ^MrLean, L.

Hauling. See Farm ]irodncts.

Haupt, C. ]\L Highways of connnerce. 1901. p. 56

Haupt, Lewis Muhlenberur. Pailroads, relation o| common roads to.

1902. p. 61 .'

Hauser, I. L. Wheat culture in India, p. 5()9

Hautreux, A. North Atlantic currents and surface temperatures.

1894. 1..192

Havana, Cuba:

Climalolotry of, monthly notes on —

1898 ( behnonte). p. 152

Apr.-Julv, Sept.-Oct., 1901 (Stockman)

Nov. 190l ( Haves)

Dec, 1901, Feb.-.\].r., 11»02 (Stockman)

Imports of 1865-74. ji. 51

Meteorol(.)gicalol)servationsat,noteson (Abbe). 189S. pp. 60, 104.
Havens, Felix (t. Insect controlin Riverside, California. 1900. ]i. 83.
Havrl', France, cost t)f hauling farm ])ro<lucts over wagon roads at

(Chancellor), p. 3

*By a liiU'priiit tlii< piLre miiiibiT niipcnrs twice.

Index

Classiflciitioii no.
A10.3:24

A22.4:30
A22.3:i7
A27.9:7
A9.7:3

A26.2:T55
A28.5:5

A19.3:22
A 7. 3:62

Al 0.3:75

A29.6:25
A 29. 6:29
A27.9:8

A4. 1:889-90

A10.3:16

A28.5:5

A4. 1:899

A4.4:9

A4.4:13

A4.3:19
A4.4:14

A4.3:]9

A4.4:15

A4. 1:901

A4.3:42

A4.3:12

A4.3:30

A4.4:12

A17.3:9

A22.3:21

A22.3:22

Al. 1:885

A29.3:ll'

A29.6:28

A29.6:29

A29.():29

A 29. 6:

A27.9:13

A 29. 6:26

A9.6:22

A22.4:27

341

568

Index

Havre, Montana:

Chinook at, notes on (Abbe). 1898.

Le. .nids at i^Ling) . 1901. p. 509

Weather type', at (Ling). 1898. p. 411

Hawaii:

Agricultural investigations in (Evans). 1901. p.503

Agricultural resources and capabilities of (Stubbs). 1901

Agriculture in, etc. ( Maxwell ) . 1898. p. 563 .----:

Central American coffee disease, danger of introducing into
(Swingle). 1898

Chickens and their diseases in ( Sedgwick ) . 1901

Climatological data, monthly. May, 1901-Oct., 1902 (Lyons)

Commerce of, 1887 to 1897

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (True). 1902. p. oo...

Irrigation in, report on (^laxwell ). 1900

^Meteorology in ( Kimball ) . 1902. p. 364

Kain in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 116

Reptiles in, order preventing importation. 1902

Soils of, estimation of lime, potash, and phosphoric acid in
i Maxwell). 1898. p. 63

Standard of time, notes on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 207 . . .

Sugar of, importation of, possible influence on beet-sugar pro-
duction in r. S. 1898

Volcanic eruptions in, report on (Lvons) —

1897. p. 144 '

1899. p. 298

Weather of, for Feb., 1901, notes on (Abbe), p. 174

See aho Honolulu.
Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station:

Annual report, for 1901 (Smith). 1902. p. 361

Bulletins of

Hawes, John B. Flax culture in Austro-Hungary. 1892. p. 55 . . .
Hawkins, Barry C. :

Appalachians, southern, area of, heavy rainfall in. 1897. p. 442.

Blue Ridge, southern, and Piedmont region, northwest srales of.
1899. p. 13 -"

Rainfall, heavy, region of. 1895. p. 294

Seismic noises in North Carolina and Georgia. 1897. p. 393

Hawks, A. 3IcL. Fog, utilization of, report on. 1899. p. 101

Hawks, Emma Beatrice. Poultry, bibliography of. 1897

Hawks and owls:

Erroneous ideas concerning —

1 895. p. 590

1896. p. 628

Food of. p. 402

same, p. 402

Related t< > the farmer ( Fisher) . 1894. p. '215

Relation to agriculture in U. S. ( Fisher). 1893

Hawthorn fungi, microscojnc investigation of (Taylor). 1873. p. 431.
Hay, Robert:

Artesian and underflow investigation between 97th meridian of
longitude and foothills of Rockv Mountains, final geological

reports on. 1893. Pt. 3 ." '.....".

Artesian and underflow investigation, progress report. 1891. p.

137

Artesian wells, investigation, geologist's report. 1890. p. 37

Hay:

Amount and value of, reckoning of. 1898. p. 669

Bermuda grass for (Ransom), p. 87

Cliissittcatioii 110.

A29.6:26
A29.6:29
A29.6:26

Al. 10:901
Al 0.3:95
Al. 10:898

A28.4:16

A10.9:l

A29.6:

A12.4:18

A10.3:120

Al 0.3:90

A29.6:30

A29.6:26

A5.4:36

A7.3:56
A29.6:2S

A1.4:7

A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:29

A10.1-:90I

A10.9:

A11.5:4

A29.6:25 '

A29.6:27
A29.6:23
A29.6:25
A29.6:27
A17.3:18

same. No. 61.

Crop statistics, annual

Great Britaiu. 1894. p. 145

New York market 1867-70. p. 23

Salt and fresh water marsh, report on (Allen), p. 296

Salt-marsh, abundant grow^th and feeding value of. 1898. p.

Spontaneous combustion of (Langworthy). 1899. p. 26

See also Alfalfa hay — Crops, principal — Marsh hay. .

16.

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887
Al. 10:894
A5.3:3
A27.9:ll

A15.2:Ir7-^

A15.2:P94»
A15.2:Ar7

Al. 10:898

Al. 1:883

A27.9:2]

A27.1:

A27.9:33

A27.9:9

Al. 1:876

A1.9:84

A1.9:105

342

Index

I'liittKldcutiuu no.

Hay-making. 1864, Xo. 4. p. 6 A27.9:3

Hay-wurm. See Clover hay-worm.

Hayes, John L. Sheep husbandry in Soutli. 1879. p. tj:; A1.2:Sh3

Haves, Montrose W.:

Chniatology of Havana, Cuba, note on, Nov. 1901. p. 491 A29.6:29

Industries of Cuba and other islands of West Indies, vahie of cli-
mate and crop and storm warning services of ^^'eather Bureau

to. 1902. p.58. A29.3:31

Haves, .S. H. T. Fertilizers, mixed, organic nitrogen in, availabilitv

of. 1895. 13.112 ■..! A7.3:47

Havs, M. A. Roads, good, relation of, to industrial development. ;

1902. p. 78 , A22.3:23

Hays, WilletM.: I

Agricultural colleges, preparatory work in. 1898. p. 65 A10.3:49

Aiiricuhural education, advances in. 189;->. ji. 132 1 A10.3:16

Agriculture, methods of instruction in teaching. 1896. p. 37 A10.3:30

Grass gardens, methods and purposes. 1893. p. 130 A10.3:16

Plant and animal breeding, progress in. -1901. j). 217 Al. 10:901

Plant breedincr. 1901 j A28.3:29

Plat experimenting, methods of. 1896. ]:.. 84 , A10.3:30

Hayti. Sie Port au Prince.

Haywood, J. K. : I

Arsenical insecticides, report on. 1902. p. 96 [ A7.3:67

Insecticides and fungicides — ,
chemical composition and effectiveness of certain prepara-
tions. 1901 ; Al. 9:146

same. 1902 A7.3:68

methods for chemical analysis of. 1902 A7.4:10

Soluble arsenic in arsenical insecticides. 1902. \k 51 A9.6:37

Hazard, Willis P. Channel Islands, the people and their cattle.

1882. p. 77 A1.8:22

Hazen, A. J. Meteor, bright, report on. 1897. p. 484 A29.6:25

Hazen, Henry Allen:

Atmospheric pressure —

high and low, monthly report on, June, Nov., 1895-Nov., 1899. j A29.6:
low, effect of, in determining weather conditions in upper

Mississippi Valley. 1896. p. 89 -. ^ A29.6:23

Balloon ascension, report of. p. 517 j A29. 1 :891 *

Barometer readings, reduction of, to sea level. 1894. \). 538 A29.6:22

Barometric troughs of plateau region, report on. 1895. p. 207..| A29.6:23

Chicago, climate of. 1893 j A29.3:10

Climate of United States. 1896. p. 585 j A29.3:ll '

Cold spell of Nov., 1896, in ^Montana and adjoining States, p. 414. A29.6:24

Forests and rainfall, report on. 1897. p. 395 ' A29.6:25

Heated term from July 28 to August 17, 1896. p. 289 A29.6:24

Hvgrometric observations, utilitv of. 1899. p. 164 A29.3:24

:\Ieteorologic waves, reijort on. "l 899. p. 323 A29. 1 :898

Moisture in United States, distribution of. 1899. p. 327 A29. 1 :898

Moon and aurora, report on. 1898. p. 108 A29.6:26

Rainfall, extraordinarv, in Texas. 1899. p. 249 A29.6:27

Signals, Weather Bureau. 1892. p. 39 A29.3:7

Storms —

local, in United States during 1890, 1891 and 1892. p. 505. . . . A29. 1:891 »

Te.xas, studv of. 1895. p. 54 A29.6:23

violent, in United States for 1894. p. 283 A29. 1:894

violent, of March 23, 1893. p. 90 A29.6:21

violent local, of Sept. 21, 1894. p. 369 A29.6:22

Temperatures of Nov. and Dec, 1896. p. 458 A29.6:24

Wasliington, IMount, fluctuations of temperature and pressure at

base and summit of, 1871-86. pp. 171, 199, 224, 250 A29.6:19

Weather Bureau instrument shelter. 1893. p. 29 A29.3:7

Weather forecasts, long-range; can they be made with sufficient

precision to be of general utilitv? 1899. p. 43 A29.3:24

West Indian storms, relative intensitv of. 1894. p. 333 A29.6:21

Wind-rush at Washington, I). C, Sei)t. 29, 1896. p. 322 j A29.6:24

Hazen, lleury Allen, short Inographv of (Abbe). 1900. p. 14 i A29.6:28

343

]). 171.

156 . .

,590.

Index

Hazen, J. S. :

Cold waves in Southwest. 1899. p. 291

Drought of 1899 in southwest Missouri, p. 151

Storms, local, at Springfield, :\Io., 1900. p. 20 1

Health:

Climate and

Farmers' families ( Hall ) . ] >. 45.S

How insects affect, in rural districts (Howard). 1902. .

Peoples' —

1894. p. 201

1895. p. 140

1896. ]). 6. ^'o. 136

Public—

and meteorology, relation between (Phillips). 1895.

relations of bovine tuberculosis to (Salmon ) . 1901

State board of, experiment station veterinarian as member of

(Reynolds). 1898. p. 14

Heaps, I. C. Road .situation in Iowa. litOl . p. 64

Hearn, W. Edward, t^ee, as joint author. Coffey, George N.
Heart, diseases of:

Cattle (Harbaugh) . p. 77

Horses (Trumbower). p. 219

Heat:

Drousht, and insect life (Murtfeldt). 1902. p. 97 ,

Our killing, report on (Abbot). 1901. p. 371

Radiant —

for prevention of frost, notes on (Abbe). 1899.
measurement of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 108 .
See aho "Warm waves.
Heat equivalent of nutrients of food (Stohmann) . 1896.

Heat radiation of stars, note on (Abbe ) . 1899. p. 472

Heated term from Julv 28 to Aus:. 17, 1896 (Hazen). p. 289

Heath, H. A.:

Kansas, animal industry of. condition of. p. 405

Sheep industry, condition of, west of INIississippi River, p. 247..
Heath, H. A., and Minto, John. Sheep industrvwest of Mississippi
River. 1892. (Chapters 1-4, bv Heath; chapter 5, bv Minto. )

p. 701 ■ -

Heath, Russell. English walnuts, culture of. 1892. p. l.>)

Heating value of corn, calorimetric determination of (Richards).

1898. p. 95

Hubert, A. Farm manure, rei)ort on. 1895. p. 141

Hedges. See Osage hedges — Osage orange.

Hedrick, Ellen A. Irrigation and land drainage, list of references

to publications relating t< ». 1902

Heffron, D. S. Poultry, p." 358

Hehner method. See Van Slyke, Lucius Lincoln.
Heifer beef. See Beef.

Heiges, Samuel B. See, for reports as Pomologist, Pomology Divi-
sion, Agriculture Department, 1894-1896

Heileman, W. H. See, as joint author, Lapham, Macy LI.
Heileman, W. H., and INlesmer, Louis. Soil survey of Lake Charles

^ area, Louisiana p. 621

Helena, Mont. Fungi of, notes on (Kelsey). 1889. j). 80

Heliothis armigera. See Bollworm.
Hellmann, G. :

Meteorology and teiTcstrial magnetism in 15th, 16th, and 17th

centuries, contribution to bibliographv of. 1895. p. 352

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p.' 236

Hellriegel, H. Bernberg Agricultural Experiment Station, sand cul-
ture at, methods of. 1895. pp. 749, 835

Hemenway, H. D. Hydrocyanic-acid gas, experiments with, as
means of exterminating mealy bugs and other insect pests in

greenhouses. 1 900. p. 69

Hemiptera. See Ileteroptera.

Hemii)terous insects, record of some experiments relating to effect of
]>unctUre of some, upon shrubs, fruit, and grains, 1886 (Web-
ster). 1887. p. 54

Cliissiflcation no.

A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A29.8:
Al. 1:862
Al. 9:155

A27.9:32
A27.9:.33
A27.9:34

A29.6:23
A4.3:33

A4.3:22
A22.3:21

A4.2:C292
A4.2:H78

A9.6:31
A29.6:29

A29.6:27
A 29. 6:28

A10.6:6

A29.6:27

A29.6:24

A4. 1:889-90
A4. 1:889-90

A4.2:Sh4 2
A1.8:20

A10.3:49
A 10. 6:5

A17.3:41
Al. 1:862

A20.1:

A26.5:90i:
A 28. 5:5

A29.3:112
A 29. 6:30

Al 0.6:5
A9.6:22

A9.3:13

SU

"Hemlock reds," report on experiments with (Hurtv). 1894.

p. 206 :

Hemp :

Crop of. 1 885. p. 75

Cnltiire of —

186:5 ( Bradford), p. 91

1895 ( Dodge), p. 215

1896 (Dodge)

Europe, culture of (Dodge). 1898

Flax and, in Kussia. 1869. p. 237

Growth of, in Italy, special consular rejKjrt on (Gardini). 1897.

p. 15.-

.See uho Fillers — Flax — Manila hemp plantain — 8isal hemp.

Hemp industry in France ( Dodge) . 1892. p. 27

Same, 2d eilition. p. 27

Hemp industry in U. S. ( Dodge). 1892. p. (U

Same, 2d edition, p. 64

Same. 1901 (Dewey), p. 541

Hemphill, J. C. Climate, soil, and agricultural capabilities of South

Carolina and Georgia. 1882 ,

Hen flea (Sarcopsvlla gallinacea), occurrence of, in Florida (Pack-
ard) . 1894. p. 23

Henderson, L. F. Plants, two new species of, from northwestern

United States. 1899. p. 201

Henderson, Peter:

Alfalfa, cultivation of. p. 566

IMarket gardening in vicinity of New York. p. 243

Seed, maturing, localities best suited for. p. 572

Hennepin County, JMinn., gravel roads in, method of construciiun

and cost of (Cooley). 1901. p. 96

Henry, Alfred Judson:

Address as chairman, section of records and reports, before second
convention of Weather Bureau officials held at Milwaukee,

Wis., Aug. 27, 29, 1901. p. 168

Alaska, climate of —

1897. p. 248

1899. p. 50

American Forestry Association, summer meeting of. 1902.

p. 401

Appalachians, southern, climate of. p. 143

Atmos]jheric disturbances, local. 1898. j). 539

Climate, statistics of, 1896, report of. p. 277

Climatic conditions, general —

1898. p. 595

1899. p. 579

1900. p. 587

1901. p. 592

Climatology, monthly notes <>n, Oct. -Dec, 1897

Clnud photography, report of. 1895. p. 169

Clouds, wave or l)illow, report on. 1899. j). 57

Cold Friday, date of. p. 545

Date palm, climatic data l)earing upon culture of. 1898. ]>. KiO.

Flint, Eaii, short biography of. 1901. p. 67

Humidity, relative, inside and outside of buildings. 1896. p. 456.
Lake levels, variations of, and atmospheric precipitation. 1899. .

Lake levels and wind phenomena. 1900. p. 203

Lightning —

loss of life and propertv bv, 1890-98. \^. 45

loss f)f life bv, in U. S. " 1899. p. 100

same. 1900

loss of property by, in C S. 1899. ]>. 431

Meteorological observations at Eagle, Alaska. 1900. ]i. 390

Meteorological tables, monthlv, June, 189.5-A]>r., 1902

INIeteorological work in Alaska. 1898. p. 154

New Ijigiand, southern, and other localities, relative humiditv

of, etc. 189(5 '. .

Photograiihing lightning by daylight, report on. 1895. ji. 379..

Index

('liissiQcatiou uo.

A7.3:43

A27.9:24

Al. 1:863
A 1.10:895
All. 5:8
A11.5:ll
A27.9:7

All. 5:11

A27.8:l
All. 5:1
A27.8:l
All. 5:1
Al. 10:901

A1.6:47

A9.7:7

A6.5:5

A1.1:S84
A 1.1:865

Al. 1:878

A 22. 3:21

A29.3:31

A29.6:25
A10.3:62

A 29. 0:30
A1.2:Ap42
A29.6:26
A29. 1:897

A29.0:26

A29.6:27

A29.6:28

A29.6:29

A29.6:25

A 29. 6:23

A 29. 6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:26

A29.6:29

A29.6:24

.A29.2:L15

A29.6:28

A29.3:26

A29.6:28

A29.3:30

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A29.6:

A 29. 6:26

.\ 29. 3:19
A 29. 6:23

345

!>. 207

151....
1899.

p. 543..

305.

p. 359

1899. p. 203 .
xxiii

Index

Henry, Alfred Judson — Continued
Precipitation —

average annual, in U. S., 1871-1901.

excessive, in U. S. 1897. p. 13..

normal, in region of Great Lakes. 1899. p.
Rain gage readings, comparative, at Atlanta, (ia.

Rain gages, remarks on. 1901 . p. 500

Rainfall —

crop season. 1897. p. 607

Masaya and Granada, Nicaragua. 1898. pp.162,

Nicaragua, 1876-93. p. 305

United' States. 1897. p. 317

same, with annual, seasonal, and other charts

Rainfall and ciiarts of rainfall. 1902. p. 241

St. Lawrence Island, climate of, 1894-99. p. 457

Storms, local, monthly report on, July, 1895-Sept., 1897

Sunshine and snowfall, normal annual. 1898. p. 108

Sunshine at southern California agricultural experiment farm,

near Pomona, Cal. 1896. p. 237

Temperatures, normal, hy decades, for 8 a. m. and 8 p. ni., 75th

meridian time. 1902. p. 600

Thermometer readings, comparative, at New York, N. Y. 1900.

p. 99 .-

Thermometers, maximum and minimum, should not temperature

forecasts be verified by readings of? 1902. p. 134

Thunderstorm of Sept. 17-18, 1895, report on. p. 535

Thunderstorms, progressive movement of. 1896. j?. 331

Thunderstorms on Aug. 2, 1899, report on.
Tornado photographs, spurious, report on.
Tornadoes, 1889-1896, report of. 1896. p.

Tornadoes of April and May, 1896. p. 82

Waves, lake-level pressure, sudden oscillations in, 1899. p. 305..
AVeather Bureau office, removal of, in New York City. 1898.

p. 455

Weather forecasts, amplification of. 1900. p. 107

Weather, hot, of August, 1900. p. 333

Weather observers in U. !^., earlv individual. 1895. p. 291 '.

Weather of the month, Jan. 1898-Apr., 1902 ,

Weather of 1897, report of. 1899. p. 261

West India hurricane of Sept., 1896, notes concerning, p. 368 . . .
Wind velocity and fluctuations of water level on Lake Erie. 1902,

Winters. Are our winters changing? 1898. p. 540

Henry, W. A. :

Address of, as president of Association of American Agricultural

College.s and Experiment Stations, at 7th annual convention.

1893. p. 38

Animals, physical conditions surrounding, in experimental feed-
ing, especially as relative to stalls and mangers. 1891. p. 92.

Cattle, feeding and management of. p. 439

Entomologv division. Agriculture Department, Pacific coast work

of. 1889. p. 141

See also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Hens, laying, number of, that may be profitably kept in one pen

(Langworthy). 1900. p. 18 ". ,

See also Chickens — Poultry.

Hens' eggs, food value of. 1899. p. 24 ,

See afeoEggs.
Henshaw, Samuel:

Economic entomology, American, bibliography of more important
contributions to —

Pt. 1 (Walsh). 1889. p. 1

Pt. 2 (WalshandRilev). 1889. p. 51

Pt. 3 (Riley). 1889. 'p. 97

Pt. 4. Government and State entomologists, etc., .\-K. 1895 .

Pt. 5. Same, L-Z. 1896 \

Entomological writings of Alpheus Spring Packard. 1887

Gypsy moth in Massachusetts in 1891, report on. p. 75

Classification no.

A29.6:30
A29.6:25
A29.6:27
.\29.6:27
A29.6:29

Al. 10:897

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29. 1:897

.V29.5:D

A29.6:30

A29.6:27

A29.6:

A29.6:26

A29.6:24

A29.6:29

A29.6:28

A29.3:31

A29.6:26

A29.6:24

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29. 1 :896

A29.6:24

A29.6:27

A29.6:26

Al. 10:900

A29.6:28

A29.3:ll-

A29.6:

A29. 1:898

A29.6:24

A29.5:J

A29.6:26

A10.3:20

A10.3:7
.\4.2:C292

A 9. 7:2

Al. 9:114
.\1.9:87

A9.2:B47'-'

A9.2:B47i-*

A9.2:B47>-*

A9.2:B47^

A9.2:B47^

A9.3:16

A9.3:26

346

Hepatic mccidia of rabbits. Sca Eimeria ?tied?e.

Ht'pialus iirjreiitt'oinaL-ulatuy, rt'ixjrt oil (Kellirott). 1889. p. 250

Hepworth, M. W. C'aiupbell. Aurora australisi of April 20, 1S97, re-
port on. [). 204

Herbarium, U. S. National, contributions-from

Herbarium for North America, north of Mexico, desiderata of,

ranunculacepe to rosaceie, inclusive. 1887

See also Garden herbarium — Muhlenberg, H. — Vegetable Pa-
thology Division.

Herbarium pest, new, notes on (Riley). 1891. p. 108

Same, further notes on ( Riley) . 1892. p. 40

Herbarium sj:)ecimens, insects which attack, fumigation with Ijisul-
phid of carbon for complete and rapid destruction of (Du

Bysson). 1893. p. 159

Herbertson, A. J.:

Rainfall, distribution of, over land. 1901 . p. H7

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 243

Heredia, , and Hermanos, . Sorghum growing in Spain.

1893. p . 34 _.

Hermann, Binger. Pioneer road building, historical paper on. 1902,

p. 48....

Hermanos, . See, as joint author, Heredia, .

Herrmann, Charles F. von:

Climate, studies of, with reference to crops of the several sections.

1902. p. 198

Forecasting for rivers of small drainage area, especially those of

North Carolina. 1902. p. 158 ... ] "

North Carolina, climate and crops in, 1889-1898. p. 58

Spring, advent of. 1902. p. 69 ^

Herz, Joseph. Milk, water to, quantitative determination of addi-
tion of, and removal of cream therefrom. 1888. p. 168

Herzegovina. See Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Hesperogenia, a new genus of umbellifera?, from Mount Rainier ( Coul-
ter). 1899. p. 203

Hesperomys, new species of, from southern Florida, description of

( :\Ierriam) . 1890. p. 53

Hessian flv:

Bil)liography of. 1883. p. 245

California, note on. 1886. p. 43

Circular relative to { Marlatt)

Importation of parasite from Europe (Forbes). 1891. p. 179

I Life history of, new notes on (Marten). 1891. p. 265

j New York"State in 1901 (Felt). 1902. p. 22

1 North America, early references to occurrence of. 1883. Ap^j. , p. 3 .

Not imported from Europe (Hagen). 1883. App., p. 43

;' Remarks on (Riley). 1888. p. 107

Russia (Koei)pen). 1883. App., p. 41

Silesia in 1869 (Cohn) . 1883. App., p. 39. •

Spring brood of, time of emergence and oviposition of (Garman).

1902. p. 127

United States, report on ( Osborn ) . 1898

.SVe «/.so Rye gall -gnat.

Heteroptera of Death Valley expedition ( Uhler) . 1893. !>. 260

Hevelius, halo of, iiotes on "(Kimball ). 1901. p. 566

Hewitt, Sarah Coojier. Country roads, repairs of. 1894. ]>. 17

Hey ward, D. C. Roads, good, suggestions to friends of. 1902. p. 47.
Hibernation. See Insects.

Hicklin, J. Brown, short biography of. 1901. p. 119

Hickman, J. F. :

Cereals, variety testiuir in; how can it be rendered more decisive?

1891. p. 9f

Plants, testing varieties, rejjort on. 1891. p. 103

Hickman, Richard W. Scabies in cattle, description and treatment.

1902

Same. 1902

Hicks, Gilbert Henry:

( irass seed and its impurities. 1898. ]i. 473

Oil-producing seeds. 1895. p. 185

Index

('InKstflcatiuu no.
A9.7:l

A29.6:25
A6.^:

A6.3:4

A9.7:4
A9.7:5

A9.7:6

A29.6:£»
A29.6:80

A7.3:40

A 22. 3:25

A29.3:31

A29.3:31

A27.9:5

A29.3:31

A7.3:24

A6.5:5

A5.o:4

A8.1:3

A9.3:12

A9.5:12

A9.7:4

A9.7:3

A9.6:31

A8.1:3

A8.1:3

A9.7:l

A8.1:3

A8.1:3

A10.3:115
A9.6:16

A5.5:7
A29.6:29
A22.3:8
A22.3:23

A29.6:29

A10.3:7
A10.5:3

Al. 9:152
A4.3:40

A 1.1 0:898
Al. 10:895

M'i

p

^s

Index

Hicks, Gilln-rt Henry — Continued
Seed-s —

agrii'ultm-al, standards of purity and vitality of. 1896

germination of, as affected liy certain chemical fertilizers. 1900

purc^, investigation. 1894. p. ;-3S9 . .'

Hicks, Gilbert Henry, and Dabney, John C. :

Seed, large, heavy, superior value of. lS9t). p. >]{)'•>

Seed treated with carbon l)isulphid, vitality of. n. d

Hicks, Gill)ert Henry, and Key, Sothoron. See<l testing, additional

notes on. 1897. p. 441

Hicks, Lewis E. :

Stratigraphy and hydrology of Nei)raska. 1890. p. 71

Underflow and sheet waters, irrigable lands and geological struc-
ture of Nebraska, with its effect upon water supplv. 1893.

pt. 3, p. 167 ."

Hide-powder:

Comparative tests, report on ( Krug) . 1901. p. 133

Comparison with filter-tube method ("Wilev raid Krusr). 1901.

p. 136 ■ -..--.

Shake method of determining taimin bv, notes ou jioints of error

in (Yocum). 1894. p. 204 "

See also Filter-tube method.
Hides:

Cattle, shipped to United States, disinfection of. p. 5CS

Injury to, by branding ( Fitch ) . p. 509

Skins and, imports of, from Calcutta (Patterson)
Higbee, E. E. Arbor Day for the commonwealth.

Higbie-Armstrong road improvement act. 1900 ,

Higbie State aid road bill, remarks at hearing by committees of sen-
ate and assemblv at Albanv, K. Y., February 25, 1897, on

(Stone), p. 10/ .' -

Higgins, John C. Scotland, agriculture and dairying in. p. 213

Highmore, S. Dak., range grass and forage plant experiments,

cooperative, at ( Scribner ) . 1 899 ,

Same, progress report (Scribner). 1901

Highways:

American, functions of Government, State, and countv in improve-
ment of (Holmes). 1901. p. 39 "

Bonding system for improvement of (Bond). 1902. p. 38

Construction and maintenance (Ashburner). 1895. ji. 32

Convicts on, workmg (Stone ). 1895. p. 11

Europe and America (Eldridge). 1902. p. 19

Government aid in improvement of (Brigham). 1902. i<. 33 . .

Improved (Tessier). 1902. p. 60

Improvement of —

report on ( Dickinson ) . 1902. p. 48

shall farmer have aid for, from wealth of nation? (Bailev).

1 901 . p. 63 ". ■ . .

Legislation in New York, history of ( Wright). 1901. p. 29

Maintenance and rej)airing. 1896

Public, alignment of ( Patton). 1902. p. 74

State, in JNIassachusetts ( Perkins ) . 1 894. p. 505

•Taxation, comparative results of labor and money systems. 1894

same, revised

See also Roads.

Highways of commerce (Haupt). 1901. ji. 56

Hilgaril, Eugene Woldemar:

Agricultural colleges, preparatory teaching in. 1898. p. 61

Agriculture and soils of California, p. 476

Alkali lands, origin, value, and reclamation of. 1895. p. 103..

Alkali soils and waters in California. 1888-89. p. 297

California —

exotic fruits and useful plants of. 1892. \^. 137

frosts in. 1896. p. 166 :

phylloxera in. 1892. p. 155

wines and bi'andies. p. 1 09

( liiNslfifatioii no.

A6.4:6
A6.3:24
Al. 10:894

A 1.1 0:896
A6.4:ll

A 1.10:897
A15.2:Ar7

Al5.2:Ir7^
A7.3:62
A 7. 3:62
A7.3:43

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:898
A1.8:.56
A22.4:35

A22.4:28
A4. 1:898

A3.4:21
A3.4:33

A22.3:21
A22.3:22
A22!3!ll
A22.3:16
A22.3:23
A 22. 3:25
A 22. 3:23

A22.3:25

A22.3:21

A22'3:21

A22.4:24

A22.3:23

Al. 10:894

A22.4:16

A22.4:24

A22.3:21

Al 0.3:49
Al. 1:878
Al. 10:895
A15.2:P94i

A1.8:20
A29.6:24
A 1.8:20
A1.8:20

3iS

liitlex

I'lHssIflciitioii no.

1892.
1896.

P-

79

66

2i)

Hil'-'anl, Eugene Woldfiuar — (Diitinued
Taiilic slope —

climates of. 1892. ji. 9

miscellaneous lield cultures on.
Salts in alkali soils, distrihution of

Soil, relations of, to climate. 1892

Soil analysis —

late progress in. 1896. p. 88

objects and interpretation of. 1886. p

objects and methods of. 1897. p. 84

physical and chemical, report on methods of. 1893. p. 60

summary of discussion on, from an article on cotton production

of United States, p. 17.0

Soils, nitrogen hungriness in, recoenition of. 1895. p. 58

Water snjiplv, sul)terranean, of San Bernardino Valley and its

utilization, studies of. 1902. p. 103

Hilgard, Eugene Woldemar, Jones, T. C, and Furnas, Robert W.
Climatic and agricultural features, and agricultural practices
and needs of arid regions of Pacific slope, with notes on

Arizona and New Mexico. 1882

Hill, George G.:

Farm l)ui!dings, practical suggestions for. 1901 :

Marketing farm products. 1897

See aUo, as joint autlior, Wilson, James W.
Hill, George William:

English farms and farmers, notes on some. 1898. p. 583

Publications Division, Agriculture Department, work of, for

farmer. 1897. p. 204

William Saun<lers, sketch of life of. 1900. p. 625

See aho, for reports as Chief, Records and Editing Bureau, 1890-94;
Chief, Division of Publications, 1895-98; and Editor and Chief,

Division of Publications, 1895-1902

Hill, Robert Thomas:

Artesian ami underground waters in Texas, eastern New ^lexico,
and Indian Territory west of 97th meridian. 1893. pt. 3,

p. 41 1

Forest conditions of Porto Rico, note on. 1899

Imbibition of rocks. 1891. p. 213

Hill, W. E. Texas fever among cattle in Kansas. 1897. \>. 318..
Hill, W. T. Sparrows, trapping of, for sporting jiftrposes; with pa-
per descriptive of apparatus and methods employed. 1889.

p. 178

Hillman, F. H. Seeds of rescue grass and chess. 1902

Hills, J. L. Skim milk, what is most profitable way to dispose of?

1896. p. 95

Hiltner, Robert S. Sugar analysis, report on. 1898. p. 87

Hinds, W.E.:

Carbon bisulphid as an insecticide. 1902

Carbon bisulphide, fumigation with. 1901. ]). 7<s

Hines, C. M. Swine plague in Cass County, Nebraska. 1879. ji. 1 77.
Hinklev, Nelson P. Horses, export of, from Buffalo, N. Y., and

vicinity. 1898. p. 88

Hinman, C. 1. ]\Iedicine Lodge, Kansas, notes on field Avork at.

1893. p. 31

See also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Hinrichs, Gustavus. Rainfall laws, deduced from twenty years'

observations. 1893

Hinton, Richard Josiah:

.\ddress of, before convention of National League for Good Roads,

Washington. 1893. p. 56

Agriculture iti Mexico. 1884. No. ] 3. j). 27

Irrigation and cultivation of soil therel)y; physical data; condi-
tions and progress within V. S. for 1891

Irrigation in Australia; recent investigations, legislation, and
administration bv colonies of Victoria and New South Wales.
1891. p. 235 ...".

A1.8:20
A1.8:20
A 10. 3. -30
A29.3:3

A 10. 3:30
A7.3:10
A 7. 3:51
A7.3:38

Al. 1:885
A7.3:47

A10.3:119

A1.8:20

Al. 9:126
A 1.9:62

Al. 10:898

Al. 10:897
Al. 10:900

A21.1:

A15.2:Ir7^
A 13. 3:25
A15.2:P94i
A4. 1:895-6

A5.3:l
A19.3'':R31

A10.3:41
A7.3:56

Al. 9:145

A9.6:30

A1.6:12

Al. 2:1178
A7.3:40

A29.2:R13

A10.3:14
A27.9:22

Ab5.2:Ir7-
A15.2:P94i

SV.)

Index

Ilinton, Richard Josiah — Continued

Irrigation in various countries, facts and conditions relating to.

1891. pt. 1. p. 375 /.....

Irrigation in United States. 1S87

Irrigation in United iStates. 1890, ])rogress report on. 1891

See also, for ri'portsas sj>ecial agent in charge artesian and under-
flow investigation and irrigation inquiry, 1890 and 1891

Hinton, Kichard Josiali, and otliers. Artesian wells within area of
ninety-seventh meridian and east of foothills of Rocky 3Ioun-

tains, preliminary investigation to determine

Hippelates plague in Florida ( Sch warz ) . 1895. p. 374

Hitchcock, A. S. :

Bermuda grass. 1901 _

Flora of southwestern Kansas, collection of j)lants made by C. II.

Thompson in 1893, report on. 1 896. ]). 537

Forage crops, cultivated, of Northwestern States. 1902

Hitchcock, Frank Harris:

Agricultural exports of United States, distribution of —

1894-1898

1895-1899

1896-1900

1897-1901_ -

Agricultural imports of United States, sources of —

1894-1898

1 895-1 899

1896-1900

1897-1901

Agricultural imports of the United Kingdom, 1896-1900. 1902. . ,
Agricultural ])roducts, our foreign trade in —

1893-1897

1894-1898

1890-1899

1891-1900

1892-1901

Denmark, trade of. 1900

Egyptian cotton, exports of. 1897. p. 29

Foreign markets for American agricultural products, testimony

before Industrial Commission relative to. 1901

Foreign jMarkets Section, Agriculture Department, work of, for

farmer. 1897. p. 270

Philippine Islands —

] )lant products of, notes on. 1 899

trade of. 1898 ,

Puerto Rico, trade of. 1898 ,

Scandinavia, our trade with, 1890-1900

Spain, our trade with, 1888-1897

Spain's foreign trade. 1898

Trade, our, with Japan, China, and Hongkong, 1889-1899

See also, for reports as Chief, Section of Foreign INIarkets, Agricul-
ture Department, 1897-1902

Hite, George H. Straw1)erry culture. ]). 139

Hoard, H. E. Address of, before convention of National League for

Good Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 48 .".......

Hoard, William Dempster. Farmers' institute, relation of, to our

industrial population. 1902. p. 20

Hobbs, Hermann E. Volcanic and atmospheric phenomena. 1902.

p. 487

Hodgson, E. J. Adflress of, l)efore JNIinnesota good roada con-
vention, Jan. , 1 894. p. 15

Hoffman, J. D. INIechanic arts, student apprentice of. 1901. p. 186.
Hoffmanseggia, North American species of, revision of (Fisher)."

1892. p. 143

Hog and its products (Cist), p. 382

Kog-cholera bai-illus:

Associated with fatal disease in pigeons (Moore). 1895. p. 71...

Can l)acillus of hog cholera be increased in virulence by passing

it through a series of rabbits? (Moore). 1894. p. 97

CluNsificatiuii uo.

A15.2:Ir7-
A15.2:Ir7i
A15.2:P94'

A 15.1:

A15.2:Ar:
A9.7:7 .

A3.4:31

A6.5:3
A19.3:31

A12.3:16
A12.3:20
A12.3:25
A12.3:29

A12.3:17
A12.3:21
A12.3:24
A12.3:28
A12.3:26

A12.3:10

A12.3:]5

A12.3:19

A 12. 3:23

A12.3:?7

A12.3:9

A10.3:42

A 1.8:67

Al. 10:897

A6.4:17

A12.3:14

A 12.3:13

A12.3:22

A12.3:12

A12.3:ll

A12.3:18

A12.1:
Al. 1:863

A10.3:14

A10.3:1I0

A29.6:30

A22.3:2
A10.3:99

A6.5:l
Al. 1:866

A4.3:8
A4.3:6

350

ii;

Hog-cholora bacillus — Continne<l

Experiiuents on attenuation of, by lieat

same, p. 1 75

Experiments on pro(h:ction of immunity in rabbits and pruinea-

pigs with reference to swine plague and (Smith and Moore).

1804. p. 41

Group of hog-cholera Vjacteria (Smith) . 1894. p. 9

Variety of, Mhich closely resembles bacillus typhosus (Dorset).

p. 566

What Ijecome?- of hog-cholera and swine-plagne bacteria when

injected in small numbers into subcutaneous tissues of pigs?

(-Moore). 1894. p. 103

Hog cholera:

Communication of, by carricm crows (Ford), p. 325

Germ of, enzvmes, or soluble ferments of (De Schweinitzj. p.
266 . . ."

See tilso Hog-cholera l)acillns.
History, nature, and treatment, as determined by inquiries and

investisrations of Bureau of Animal In<lnstrv (Salmon). 1889.

Idaho (Williams). 1898. p. 179 '

Indiana (Bitting), p. 199

Inoculation for prevention of, results of experiments with (Sal-

m(jn ) . 1 892

Introduction and spread of, in U. S., correspondence relating to.

p. 187

Investigations in Iowa, preliminary report (De Schweinitz). p.

501 ;

Investitrations of — •

1.S86. p. 603

same, p. 20

1887. p. 481

same, p. 03

Iowa (Xiles). p. 500

Note on —

1866. pp. 56, 127

1868. p. 320

1884 (Trumbower) , p. 419

same, p. 238

Prevention of. p. 148

same, p. 156

Report on (Law). 1875. p. 426

Report on swine plague and (Salmon)

Serum therapy in (Peters), p. 196

Serum treatment for (De Schweinitz). p. 235

same

Stamping out, in Page County, Iowa, experiments in. p. 249

Sweden, Denmark, and France, p. 159

same, j). 1 68

Variability of infectious diseases as illustrated by (Smith and

Moore). 1894. p. 81 '.

Variety of, which closely resembles bacillus tyj^hosus (Dorset).

p. 566 ■.

See also Cattle orders — Swine plague.

Hog fever, investigation of, in North Carolina (Salmon), p. 432

Hogan, ^Irs. Louise K. Shinier (reporter). Cooking, instruction in,

in i)ublic schools of New York, history ami i)resent status of,

with introduction l)y Alfred Charles True. 1899

Hogg, Thomas. Japan, flora of. 1875. p. 178

Hogs:

Alfalfa hay for. 1899. p. 15

Conunon, of Florida, crossing improved breeds of swine with

(Furnas). 1895

Conditions affecting ]>ri(e of. ]>. 96

same. ] >. 84

Crop, 1850-63. No. 6. p. 20

Dead, uses of. 1886. p. 251

Fattening. 1863. No. 5. p. 5

Index

tlasslfloatlou uo.

A4. 1:887-8
A 1.1:888

A4.3:6
A4.3:6

A4. 1:901

A4.3:6
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:898

A1.8:46
A4. 1:897
A4. 1:897

A 1.9:8

A4. 1:887-8

A4. 1:899

Al. 1:886
A4. 1:886
Al. 1:887
A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:898

A27.9:4
A 27. 9:6
A 4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1:887-8
A 1.1:888
A 1.1:875
A1.9:24
A4. 1:897
A4. 1:898
A 4. 3:23
A 4. 1:898
A4. 1:887-8
A 1.1:888

A4.3:6

A4. 1:901
A 1.1:878

A 10. 3:56
A27.9:13

A 1.9:97

A 4. 4:4
A 1.1:890
A4. 1:889-90
A27.9:l
A27.9:24
A 27. 9:1

351

p

Index

Hogs — Continued

Feeding t^lieat" wlieat to ( French ) . p. 4U5

Packed at Cincinnati, 1833-64. No. 6. p. 33

Peanuts, cowpeas, and sweet potatoes as food for (Duggar)

501...

Pork i>ai-king and, in West ( Emery ). p. 198

Raising in Northwest (French). 1900. p. 16

Raising in the South (Tracy). 1899

same. p. 362

Silage for (Beal). 1898. p. 20

Stock, for market, p. 101

See also Cattle orders — De Soto hogs — Farm animals — Hog
cholera — Swine plague.
Hogue, Alvesto S. Animals, dead, disposition of, in Vienna, p. 350.
Holcombe, A. A.:

Horse, fetlock, ankle, and foot of, diseases of. p. 357

Sheep-scab mite and low temperature, p. 605

HolcomlDe, J. W. Agricultural and mechanical colleges, relation of,

to Department of Interior. 1893. p. 114

Holden, E. S. San Joaquin County, California, resources of. 1868.

p. 363 '.

Holidays. See Legal holidays.

Holladay, A. L. Grape vine, black-mt and mildew of, experiments

in treatment of. 1890. p. 70

Holland, E. B. See, as joint author, Lindsey, Joseph Bridges.
Holland, reclamation of lands in, reports of State geologist of New

Jersey, 1869 and 1870. p. 221

See also Java.
Holland agricultural experiment stations:

Official methods of analysis of fertilizers and feeding stuffs adopted

bv. 1899. p.304

Report on ( Atwater). 1895. p. 669

Holloway, William R. :

Animals, dead, disposition of, in St. Petersburg, p. 360

Eggs, exports of Russian, p. 512

Leat her industry of Russia, p. 528

Hollyhock disease, new (Southworth). 1891. p. 45

Hollyhocks, sawflv, new, which is injurious to (Cockerell). 1894.

p. 251 \

Holm, Theo. Panciums, American, in herbarium Berolinense and

in herbarium of Willdenow. 1897. p. 17

Holmes, Edwin S., jr.:

Brazos River, Texas, flood of June-July, 1899, its effects upon

agriculture of submerged region. 1899

Fruit industry of California, statistics of. 1901

Wheat-growing and general agricultural conditions in Pacific

coast region. 1901

Wheat ports on Pacific coast. 1901 . ]). 567

See also, as joint author. Ward, Edward G., jr.
Holmes, George Kirby:

Agricultural production and prices. 1897. p. 577

Agriculture, progress of, in U. S. iS99. p. 307

Farm implements and machinery, course of prices of, for series of

years. 1901 ^

Holmes, Joseph Austin:

Address of, before national road conference, July, 1894. p. 17...

Agricultural education in North Carolina. 1883. p. 84

Convict labor, use of, in road improvement in North Carolina.

1895. p. 5

Highway improvement, American, functions of Government,

State, and county in. 1901. p. 39 1

Road building in Southern States, some essentials in modern sys-
tems of. 1902. p. 82

Road building with convict labor in Southern States. 1901. p. 319.
Roads, ])ublic, improvement of, in North Carolina. 1894. p. 513.
Holmes, J. (iarnett. Soil survey around Santa Ana, Cal. p. 385...
See also, as joint author, Means, Thomas Herbert.

Classitlratiuii no.

A4. 1:898
A-7.9:2

A4. 1:898
Al. 1:863
Al. 9:117
Al. 9:100
A4. 1:899
Al. 9:103
A4. 1:893-4

A4. 1:899

A4.2:H78

A4. 1:901

A10.3:16
A27.9:6

A6.3:ll
A1.7:7

A10.6:10
A 10. 6:5

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:899
A28.5:6

A9.7:7

A3. 3:4

A27.4:10
A27.8:23

A27.8:20
Al. 10:901

Al. 10:897
Al. 10:899

A27.8:18

A22.3:10
A1.7:2

A22.3:16

A22.3:21

A22.3:23
Al. 10:901
Al. 10:894
A26. 5:900'

352

Holmes, J. Garnett, and ]Mesmer, Louis:

Soil survey of 8an Gabriel area, California, j). 559

Soil survey of Ventura area, California, p. 521

'Holstein cattie (Chenery). p. 161

Holt, J. O. Meteorological observations near Circle Citv, Aia.«jka.

1896-98. p. 542 ."

Holzinger, John M. :
Plants-
collected bv C. S. Sheldon and M. A. Carleton in tlu^ Indian

Territory in 1891, list of. 1892. p. 189

collection of, made by J. H. Sandbergand assistants in north-
ern Idaho in 1892, report on. 1895. p. 205

new, from Texas and Colorado, descriptions of. 1893. p. 286.

new to Florida, list of. 1893. p. 288

Home fruit garden, preparation and care of (Corbett) . 1901. p. 431 .

Same

Home vinevard, with special reference to northern conditions

(Ragan). 1902

Homes, rural, adornment of (Vasey). 1872. p. 448

Honey:

Adulteration of (Wiley and others) . 1892. p. 633

Production of, 1869-89. p. 112

See aho Bees.

Honey bee. Manual of instruction in apii'ulture (Benton)

See aho Bees — Italian honey bee.
Honey Lake Basin, California, irrigation problems of (Smythe).

1901. p. 71

Hongkong:

Our trade with, 1889-1899 (Hitchcock)

Typhoon of Nov. 10, 1900, in, note .on (Abbe), p. 558 ■

Weather forecasting in (Doberck). 1899. p. 98

Honolulu, Hawaii:

Meteorological observations, monthly, at. Mar., 1894-ApriI, 1901

( Lyons )

Tables of dew-point observed at ( Lyons). 1899. j). 587

Hookworm disease (uncinariasis or anchylostomiasis), significance

of recent American cases of, in man (Stiles), p. 183

Hooper, John K. Halo at Detroit, Mich., May, 1900. p. 202

Hop crops, European. 1868. p. 409

Hop plant:

Cultivation of (Bollman). p. 97

same. No. 1 . p. 5

same, in Bohemia (Fairchild). 1899

same, in California ( Flint) . 1900

same, in England. 1870. p. 486

same, in Pacific coast region. 1889. p. 410

same, in various countries. 1888. p. 537

Insects affecting (Smith), p. 393

same (Smith). 1884. p. 9

same (Howard). 1897. p. 40

See also Crops, principal.
Hop plant-louse:

Experiments with, in Oregon and Washington (Koebele). 1893.

p. 12

Experiments with remedies against ( Alwood). p. 102

same. p. 102

Further notes on (Riley). 1888. p. 70

Remedies ti > be used against

Hop substitutes. See Quassia.
Hopkins, Andrew Delmar:

Entomologist, economic, note and record kcci)ing for. 1893.

p. 103

Forest entomology, study of, in America. 1902. p. 5

Forest-tree insects, study of. 1 895. p. 75

Forests —

damage to, by destructive pine bark-beetle. 1893. p. 187

insect enemies of, in Northwest, preliminary report on. 1899 .

Index

(iUKSlflCHtioil no.

A26. 5:901 >
A26. 5:901 >
Al. 1:864

A29.6:26

A6.5:l

A6.5:3
A6.5:l
A6.5:l
Al. 10:901
A1.9:154

Al. 9:156
A27.9:10

A7.3:13«
A27.9:32

A9.6:l

A10.3:100

A12.3:18
A29.6:28
A 29. 6:27

A29.6:
A29.6:27

A4. 1:901
A29.6:28
A27.9:6

Al. 1:864

A27.9:3

A6.4:19

Al. 9:115

A27.9:8

A27.9:27

A 27. 9:26

A 1.1:884

A9.3:4

A9.6:7

A 9. 7:6
A 1.1:888
A9. 1 :888
A9.7:l
A9.5;2

A9.7:6

A9.6:37

A9.6:2

A 9. 7:5
A9.6:21

114—04-

-23

353

Index

Hopkins, Andrew Delmar — Continued

Insects detrimental and destructive to forest products used for

constructing material. 1902. p. 60

Pine in Black Hills Forest Reserve, insect enemies of. 1902

Scolytids, destructive, and their imported enemy. 1893. p. 123.

Spruce, insect enemies of, in Northeast. 1901

"West Virginia —

entoniologicral discoveries and observations of year in. 1894.

p. 145.

insects, some notes on. 1 898. p. 44

observations in, on farm, garden, and fruit insects, some notes

on. 1896. p. 71

some bred braconidse. 1892. p. 256

Hopkins, Cyril George:

Alkalies in soil analysis, separation of, by official method. 1902.

p. 43

Soil analysis, mechanical, rapid method of, including use of cen-
trifugal force. 1898. p. 67

Soil particles, division of, in mechanical analysis, plea for scien-
tific basis for. 1898. p. 64

Soils, samples of, method for taking, for analysis. 1902. p. 152.
Hopkins, Cyril George, and Powers, AV. A. Milk and cream, acidity

of, determination of. 1895. p. 125

Hopkins, C. L. Vanessa californica, mountain swarming of. 1890.

J). 355

Hopkins, J. Howard. Weather prophet, every man his own. 1899.

p. 293

Hopkins, James D. :

Animals, domestic, in U. S., contagious diseases among, investi-
gation of. 1883. p. 44

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in New York, investigation of.

p. 43

Hordeum, genera, native and introduced species of (Scribnerand

Smith). 1897. p. 23

Horgen, Switzerland. Cost of hauling farm products over wagon

roads at ( Streuli ). p. 12

Horn fly:

Ohio, note on (Kellicott). 1891. p. 35

Remedies for, notes on ( Alwood). 1891. p. 68

Reporton. 1889. p. 93

Hornia, description of Leonia rileyi, new meloid genus near (Duges)

1889. p. 211

Hornworm of tobacco. See Protoparce Carolina.
Horr, Thomas J. See, as joint author, McLean, L.
Horse-radish :

Best varieties of Europe, and methods of cultivation (Fairchild).

1900

Circular on (Kains). 1898

Cultui-e in Bohemia (Fairchild). 1899

Horse-radish flea-beetle, report of (Chittenden). 1895. p. 404

Horse breeders' associations, list of, with officers:

1898. p. 613

1899. p. 693

1900. p. 647

1901. p. 625

See also Vermont Association of Horse Breeders.

Horse show, Chicago, 111., 1890 (Martin), p. 349

Horses:

American —

importation of, into Brussels (Langhorne). 1897. ]>. 26

in Belgium (Storer). 1897. p. 24

in Denmark (Kirk). 1898. p. 53

in Switzerland (GifiEord). p. 503

market for, in foreign countries. 1898

thoroughbred, in England ( Wray) . p. 503

used by large horse companies in Paris (Loncev). 1898. p. 42.
Barley as food for. 1901. p. 29 ".

Cliisslflciitlon no.

A9.6:31
A9.6:32
A9.7:6
A9.6:28

A9.7:7
A9.6:17

A9.6:6
A9.7:4

A 7. 3:67
A 7. 3:56

A7.3:56
A7.3:67

A7.3:47
A9.7:2
A 29. 6:27

A1.8:29
A 1.1:881-2
A3. 3:4
A22.4:27

A9.7:4
A9.7:4
A9.7:2

A9.7:l

A23.4:l
A6.4:15
A6.4:20
A9.7:7

A 1.10:898
A 1.10:899
Al. 10:900
A1.10:901

A4. 1:889-90

A1.2:H78
A1.2:H78
A1.2:H78
A 4. 1:900
A1.2:H78
A4. 1:899
A1.2:H78
A1.9:133

354

Horses — Continued

Blood, essay on (Jackson). 1882. p. 50

Bottom disease among, in South Dakota (Bchrocder). p. 371

Botsin. 1866. p. 436

Breeding —

Belgium (Winslow). p. 503

England. 1875. p. 513

for turf, road, and farm (Sanders). 1883. p. 229

national, military administration of Germany in its relations
to. p. 372 . . .■

New Jersey (Romaine) . p. 385

report on, etc. (Gaines), p. 122

Cavalry —

America (Morris), p. 159

Great Britain's purchases of, in Argentina (Buchanan). 1898.

p. 22

Cerebro-spinal meningitis in (Neale). p. 470

Demand for and kind of, suited for European uses and present
status of horse trade in different countries (Stubbs). 1898.

p. 55

Digestive organs of, diseases of (Michener). p. 15

Diseases among mules and. 1868. p. 360

Diseases among, in Illinois (Detmers). p. 355

Diseases of —

correspondence relating to. 1877. p. 471

same. 1898. p. 537

general ( Huidekoper ) . p. 461

report on. 1890

Draft upon (Fulton), p. 511

Enzootii! cerebro-spinal meningitis in Idaho (Williams). 1898.

] ). 1 79

Enzootic cerebro-meningitis among, in Texas (Detmers). p. 363.
Ex})ort of —

Buffalo, N. Y., and vicinity (Hinkley). 1898. p. 88

Chicago market (Bruette). 1897. p. 84

Eye of, diseases of (Law ) . p. 247

Eei'ding of, notes on (Lavalard). 1902. p. 4

Fetlock, ankle, and foot of, diseases of (Holcombe). p. 357

Foot of, structure and diseases of. p. 357

France (Green ). 1898. p. 39

Generative organs of, diseases of ( Law ) . p. 1 35

German army, requirements for (Kuhn). 1898. p. 31

Glanders among —

report on ( Trumbower ) . p. 41 8

same, p. 237

Texas (Folsetter). p. 393

Heart and l>lood-vessel9 of, diseases of (Trumbower). p. 219

Imported into V. S., regulations for inspection and quarantine
of, Dec. 28, 1899.;

same, modification, Jan. 27, 1 900

same, amendment, June 1, 1900

same, amendment, Oct. 20, 1900

same, amendment, Nov. 10, 1900

Industry of the Northwest (Nelson). 1900. p. 23

Influenza in ( Law) . j). 203

Lameness of, its causes and treatment (Liautard). p. 269

Leeches among, \n Florida ( Fish ) . p. 229

Maladie du coit among —

Nebraska and South Dakota, extirpation of (Norgaard).
p. 62

Nebraska ( Faville). p. 359

Market classes of ( Rommel ) . ]i. 433

same. 1902

Meat of—

American, in Denmark (Blom ) . ] ». 505

as food in Germany (Guenther ) . j). 520 '.

Medicines to, methods of administering (Michener). p. 9

Index

Classlflt'titloii 110.

A1.8:22
A4. 1:891-2
A27.9:4

A4. 1:900
A27.9:13
A1.7:2

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:889-90
A1.7:2

Al. 1:863

A1.2:H78
A4. 1:899

A1.2:H78
A4.2:H78

A27.9:6
Al. 1:881-2

Al. 1:877
A4. 1:898
A4.2:H78
A4.2:H78

A4. 1:898

A4. 1:897
Al. 1:881-2

A1.2:H78

A.1.2:H78

A4.2:H78

A10.6:12

A4.2:H78

A 1.1:870

A1.2:H78

A4.2:H78

A1.2:H78

A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1:889-90
A4.2:H78

A4.5:56
A4.5:58
A4.5:64
A4.5:77
A4.5:79
Al. 9:117
Al. 1:872
A4.2:II78
A4. 1:895-6

A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:891-2
A4. 1:901
A4.3:37

A4. 1:900
A 4. 1:900
A4. 2:1 1 78

355

p

181

Index

Horses — Continued

Millet disease of. 1898, p. 20

same. p. 539

National horse of America (Macleod). p. 691

Nervous svstem of, diseases of (Trumbower).

Notes on. " 1876. p. 119

Ocean transportation of. p. 87

Pneumonia among (Clement), p. 381

Potato bread for, in Germany ( Hughes), p. .530

Principles of form required to adapt him to special purposes, no-
tices of breeds, etc. ( Howard ) . p. 335

Report on, from practical experience in Army, origin and useful-
ness ( Kingwalt ) . p. 321

Respiratory organs of, diseases of (Harbaugh). p. 87

Shipping, to Germany, experience and obseryation in (Meyers).
1898. p. 35 ".

Shoeing of ( Dickson) . p. 529

Silage for (Beal). 1898. p. 20

Skin of, diseases of (Law), p. 419

"Staggers" among, in Virginia and North Carolina (Harbaugh).
p. 209

Switzerland (Du Bois). p. 520

Trade of U. S. with foreign countries, p. 600

Trade with Great Britain ( Wellman). 1897. p. 45

same. 1898 ( Wray) . p. 50

Urinary organs of, diseases of (Law) . p. 59

Urine of, analysis (Caldwell), p. 247

Wounds of, and their treatment ( Michener ) . p. 447

See also Animals, domestic — Conestoga horse — Farm animals —
French Napoleon stallion — Mares — Roadsters and trotters.
Horticultural and kindred societies, officers of:

1898. p. 621

1899. p. 704

1900. p. 658

1901. p. 631

Horticultural commission, Los Angeles County, Cal., report of.

1890. p. 312

Horticultural exhibition, international, proposed to be held at Ham-
burg, note on. 1869. p. 63

Horticultural herbarium, making of (Davy). 1900. p. 93

Horticultural periodicals. See Agricultural and horticultural period-
icals.

Horticultural quarantine rules of California. 1892. p. 168

Horticultural school. See Ghent, Belgium.

Horticultural societies, list of:

1867. p. 364

1869

1870
1872
1876

1885

Horticulture:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on.

1 889-1902 _ _. . -

American, danger to, from introduction of injurious scale insects

(King). 1901. p. 171 _

Climatology and —

report on (Wickson). 1900. p. 45

some interrelations of (Bailey). 1895. p. 431

Directory of departments, boards, societies, colleges, and other
organizations in interest of. 1885

See also Horti(>ultural societies.

Education in Minnesota (Green). 1898. p. 84

Educational status of, report on ( Card) . 1901 . p. 134

Experimental, systems of record keeping in (Corbett). 1896.

p. 104 "

Hints in. p. 194

(Jlasslflcatluu no,

A1.9:69
A4. 1:898
Al. 1:887
A4.2:H78
A27.9:14
A4. 1:900
A4. 1 :889-90
A4. 1:899

Al. 1:862

Al. 1:866
A4.2:H78

A1.2:H78
A4.2:H78
A1.9:103
A4.2:H7H

A4. 1:886
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:901
A1.2:H78
A1.2:H78
A4.2:H78
Al.l:872
A4.2:H78

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
A1.10:900
A 1.10:901

A9.7:2

A27.9:7
A10.3:76

A1.8:20

Al. 1:867

A1.2:Sol

A1.8:4

A1.8:5

A1.8:12

A1.8:.39

A10.6:

A10.3:99

A10.3:76
A29.3:]l^

A1.8:39

A10.3:49
A10.3:99

A10.3:41
A 1.1:868

356

1891). p. 60...

1894.
1895.

1896.

PP

1897.

PP

1898.

PP

1899.

PP

1900.

PP

1901.

PP

Horticulture — Continuod

I low shall we teach horticulture? (Lazenby)

Laboratory work in (Goff ). . 1896. p. 103

same (Goff). 1901. p. 132

Outline of work in, at the several agricultural experiment sta-
tions { Alwood) . 1S89

Papers on horticultural and kindred subjects (launders). 1891..

Plant physiology in relation to (Woods). 1901. p. 127

Relation of Arbor Day to (Skinner), p. 34

Teaching, laboratory methods in (Corbett). 1899. p. 127

AVinter instruction in, laboratory work for (Goff). 1900. p. 95 .

Wisconsin (Peffer). 1882. p. 174

Work in —

special, letter asking for reports regarding. 1889

State Agricultural E^xperiment Station, Geneva, N. Y., methods
of keeping records of ( Beach ) . 1898. p. 72

Yukon Vallev, conditions in, preliminary report on (Jackson).
1898. p. 35

See also Evans, Walter H. — Kane, F. AV. — and headings beginning
Horticultural.
Horticulture and l)otany section. Association of American Agricul-
tural Colleires and Experiment Stations, report of:

1891. p. 101

1892. p. 168

1893. p. 93

91

. 14, 94 :

. 21, 99

. 13, 72

. 21, 126

. 28, 87

. 13, 127

. 52, 102

See also Botany section — Horticulture section.
Horticulture section, Association of American Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations, report of:

1890. pp. 34, 151

1 892. p. 167

See also Horticulture and botany section.
Horticulturists of agricultural experiment stations:

List of, with outline of work in horticulture at the several sta-
tions (Alwood). 1889

greeting of, at Columbus, Ohio, June 13, 14, 1889, proceedings of

(Harris)

same, report of secretary ( Bishop), p. 9

Some undefined duties and methods of (Rane). 1896. p. 76

Horton, H. E. Ij. Sorghum sugar experiments at Rio Grande, N. J.

1889. p. 58

Hosmer, Ralph Sheldon, and Bruce, Eugene S. Forest working
plan for township 40, Totten and Crossfield purchase, Hamil-
ton County, N. Y. , State forest i)reserve. 1901

Hosmer, Ralph Sheldon. See, as joint author, Whitney, Milton.

Hospital gardening. 1865. No. 2. p. 12

Host, color of, and its relation to parasitism (Stiles and Hassall).

1892. p. 265

Hot waves, conditions which produce them, and theireffect onagri-
culture (Burrows). 1900. p. 325

Hotze, ]\Irs. R. S. See, as translator, Plumandon, J. R.
Hough, Franklin B. :

Forest condition and lumber and wood trade of New Hampshire

and West Virginia. 1884. p. 348

Forestry, reports on. vols. 1-3

Forestry investigations, progress of. j). 653

Maple sugar, produi'tion of, in United States and Canada. 1884.

p. 394

Railroad ties, timber used for, kinds and quantity of. 18S4. p. 119.
Timber lands, American, value of. 1884. p. 5

Index

Classlflfutlou UO.

A10.3:30
A10.3:41
A 10. 3:99

A10.3:4

A1.8:48

A10.3:99

A1.8:56

A 10. 3:65

A 10. 3:76

A1.8:22

A]0.4:10

A10.3:49

A 10. 3:48

A10.3:7

A10.3:16

A10.3:20

A 10. 3:24

Al 0.3:30

A10.3:41

A10.3:49

A10.3:65

A 10. 3:76

A 10. 3:99

A10.3:115

A 10. 5:3
A10.3:16

A 10. 3:4

A10.3:3
A10.3:3
A10.3:30

A7.3:26

A13.3:30
A 27. 9:3
A9.7:4
Al. 10:900

A 13.5:4
A 13. 5:
A 1.1:880

A13.5:4
A13.5:4
A1.7:5

357

1902

p. 4:^

Index

House ants:

Circular relative to (Marlatt). 1898
Keportou (Marlatt). 1896. p. 84.
Houne centipede, circular on (Marlatt).
House files:

Circular relative to (Howard). 1898

N3tes on (Howard). 1898. p. 63

same, further notes, p. 55

Eeport on (Howard and ^farlatt). 1896.
See also Flies.
House numbering and rural road naming (Davidson). 1901. p. 19.

House plants, cultivation of ( Hall), p. 366

House sparrow ( Passer domesticus ) , at Saint Louis, Mo., history of

(Widmann). p. 191

See also Sparrows.
Household insects:

Hydrocyanic-acid gas for exterminating, use of (Beattie). 1902.

p. 80

Principal, report on ( Howard and Marlatt)

Temperature effects on ( Howard ) . 1896. p. 13

Use of hydrocyanic-acid gas against. 1902

See also Insects, and references thereunder.
Household tests for detection of oleomargarine and renovated Imtter

( Patrick ) . 1901

Hovenden, Thomas. Kites witliin a thunder cloud. 1898. p. 251.
Howard, Burton J. Fruit* and fruit products, microscopical exam-
inations of. 1902. p. 103

Howard, C.W.:

Cotton States, condition of agriculture in. p. 215

Georgia, conditions and resources of. p. 567

Howard, George Ellsworth:

Chickens, standard varieties of

same. p. 445

Ducks and geese, standard breeds and management. 1897

Howard, Leiand Ossian:

Angoumois grain moth or "fly weevil." 1893. p. 325

Aphelininfe of North America, a subfamily of Hymenopterous of

family Chalcidida3, revision of. 1895

Ami}' worm, circular relative to. 1894

Axima, North American, and its habits. 1890. p. 365

Beet-leaf Pegomvia, report of. 1895. p. 379

Box-elder plant bug. 1898

Buffalo gnats, or Simulium, common at Ithaca, N. Y., notes on.

1888. p. 99 _.

California, new beneficial insect in, establishment of. 1900. p. 16.
Capri fig experiments in California, present status of. 1899. p. 28.

Carpet beetle, or ' ' Buffalo moth, ' ' circular on. 1894

Chalcididfe —

North American, from collections of U. S. Department of Agri-
culture and of C. V. Riley, with biological notes; 1st paper,
w'ith list of described North American species of family,

descriptions of, etc. 1885

pupation among, methods of. 1891. p. 193

Cheese, hams, fruit, and vinegar, some insects affecting. 1896.

p. 100

Chinch-lmg, report on. p. 51

same. 1888

Coccid;e, parasites of, in collection of Agriculture Department.

p. 350

Cockroaches, migration of. 1895. p. 349

Codling moth, report on. p. 88

Cornstalk borer, larger —

circular on. 1896

report on. 1891 . p. 95

Cotton plant, inserts affecting. Jan., 1S97

same ( witli introduction), p. 317

Disease, insects as carriers and spreaders of. 1901. p. 177 ......

I'lasslfifution nc

A9.5:34

A9.6:4

A9.5:48

A9.5:35
A9.6:10
A9.6:17
A9.6:4

358

Howard, Leland Ossian — Continued
Elai^nms, habits of. 1892. p. 25,S

Elm insect, newly imported. 1889. p. 34

Elm leaf beetle, futilitv of trunk and crown washing against.
1896. p. 86 ;

Encyrtid, new and remarkable, is it parasitic? 1890. p. 145

Entilia siniiata, habits of. 1901. p. 75

Entomology —

economic, progress in, in United States. 1899. p. 135

official economic, brief account of rise and present condition
of. 1894. p. 55

Entomology Division, Agriculture Department, W'ork of, for
farmer. 1897. p. 84

Europe, two beneficial insects introduced from. 1898. p. 13

Fig-eater, or green June beetle, rejwrt on. 1898. p. 20

Flies, carriage of disease by. p. 39 :

Foreign governments, regulations of, regarding importation of
American plants, trees, and fruits. 1900

Fruit trees, important enemy to; Sari Jose scale, its appearance
in eastern United States, etc. 1893

(xadflies, remedy for, Porchinski's recent discovery in Eussia,
with some American observations. 1899. p. 24

Cirain plant louse, some new parasites of. 1890. p. 246

Grass and grain joint-worm flies and their allies; a consideration
of some North American Phytophagic eurytomina?. 1896

Grasshoppers, fungous diseases of, experimental work with.
1901. p. 459

Gypsy moth in America; a summary account of introduction and
spread of Porthetriaclispar in Massachusetts, and efforts made
by State to suppress and exterminate it. 1897

Harlequin cabbage bug, or calico back, circular relative to. 1895.

Health, how insects affect, in rural districts. 1902

Hibernation of injurious insects, temperature experiments as
affecting received ideas on. 1897. p. 18

Hop plant, insects affecting. 1897. p. 40

House flies, circular on. 1898

House flies and mosquitoes, notes on. 1898. p. 55

House fly, further notes on. 1898. p. 63

Household insects, temperature effects on. 1896. p. 13

Hydrocyanic acid gas, use of, against household insects. 1902

Hymenoptera, parasitic, host relations of. 1891. p. 277 1 ..

Hymenopterous parasites of California red scale. 1894. p. 227..

Hyperaspis signata, beneficial work of. 1900. p. 17

Icerya parasite, new, report of. 1892. p. 378

Icerya ])urchasi, work against, in Portugal, with account of in-
troduction from America of Novius cardinalis. 1898. p. 30..

Insect ])arasitisni, study in, consideration of parasites of white-
marked tussock moth, with account of their habits and inter-
relations, with description of a few species. 1897

Insect pests, danger of importing. 1897. p. 529

Insects, foreign, desirability of an inspecition system against.
1897._ p. Ill

Insects, injurious —

and commerce, report on. 1895. p. 332

methods of studying life histories of, notes on. 1893. p. 82..

Irrigatif)!! and injurious insects. 1890. j). 215

Kis.sing bug, insects to which name became applied during sum-
mer of 1899. 1900. p. 24

Laws against insects, injurious, in North America, recent, with
laws relative to foul brood. 1898

Legislation against injurious insects; compilation of laws and
regulations in U. S. and British Columbia. 1895

Locust, American, damage by. 1894. p. 220

Maple pseudococcus, report of. 1894. p. 235

Mexican cotton-l)oll weevil —

1895

same (in Spanish) .:

Index

ClHKsiflcatlon no.

A9.7:4
A9.7:2

A9.6:6
A9.7:3
A9.6:30

A 1.10:899

A9.7:7

Al. 10:897
A9.6:17
A9.6:10
A9.6:30

A9.5:41

A9.5:3

-\9.6:20
A9.7:2

A9.8:2

Al. 10:901

A9.6:ll
A9.5:lfl
A1.9:155

A9.6:9

A9.6:7

A9.5:35

A9.6:17

A9.6:10

A9.6:6

A9.5:46

A9.7:3

A9.7:6

A9.6:26

A9.7:4

A9.6:18

A9.8:5
Al. 10:897

A1.8:57

A9.7:7
A9.7:6
A9.7:2

A9.6:22

A9.6:13

A9.3:33

A9.7:7

A9.7:7

A9.5:()'
A9.5:6^

359

Index

Howard, Leland Ossian — Continued

Mexican cotton-boll wi^evil — Continued

1896, revised

same (in Spanish). 1896

1897, revised

.«atni> (in Spanish )

same ( in German )

1897, revised

1898 (supplementary )

Mosquitoes —

different, of North America, liow to distinguish

experiment against —

1892. p. 12

1893. p. 90 -

Mosquitoes and fleas —

circular on : ,

report on. 1896. p. 9

Mosquitoes of ITnited States, notes on, giving some account of

their structure and biology, with remarks on remedies. 1900.

Mytilaspis pomorum, new parasite of. 1894. p. 256

Orchard, some scale insects of. 1894. p. 249

Pachyneuron, habits of. 1891. p. 218

Parasite of supposed eggs of cotton stainer. 1889. p. 241

Parasites —

icerya, three new. 1889. p. 268

injurious, report of. 1895. p. 402

notes on. 1891. p. 48

orgyia leucostigma, additional observations on. 1897. p. 15..

two, of important scale insects. 1 894. p. 5

Parasitism, ca.se of excessive. 1897. p. 62

Pulvinaria acericola (W. & E.) and P. innumerabilis Rathv.

1898. p. 57

Pulvinarias, two most abundant, on maple. 1900. p. 7

San Jose scale in 1896-1897

San Jose scale on dried fruit. 1898. p. 7

San Jose scale —

eastern occurrences of. 1894. p. 153

further notes on. 1895. p. 283

Scale insect, useful American. 1897. p. 38

Shade-tree insect problem in eastern U. S. 1895. p. 361

Shade-tree insects of Springfield and other New England cities.

1895. p. 40

Shade trees —

insects which defoliate, in cities and towns, general work
against. 1896

three insect enemies of. 1899

Sm5n-na fig culture in United States. 1900. p. 79

Spider-egg parasites, two —

1 890. pp. 269, 359

1891. p. 202

Spider parasites, external. 1 888. jip. 42, 106

Spraying, use of steam apparatus for. 1896. p. 69

Sugar-beet webworm, com])leted life history of. 1894. p. 3()9

Sugar-cane beetle injuring corn. 1888. p. 11

Tiger swallow-tail, abnormal, report of. 1894. p. 44

Timothy grass, new enemy to. 1892. p. 90

Tobacco i)lant, principal insects affecting

same, j). 121

Yellow-spotted willow slug, report on. 1888. p. 33

See also, as joint editor of Insect Life

See also, for reports as Entomologist, Entomology Division, Agri-
culture Department. 1894-1901 .'

See also, as joint author, Riley, Charles Valentine.
Howard, Leland Ossian, and Marlatt, Charles Lester:

Carpet beetle or buffalo moth, species injurious to woolen goods,
clothing, carpets, upholstery, etc. ] 896. p. 58

Olasislfieatlou no«

A9.5:14i

A9.5:142

A9.5:18J

A9.5:18"'^

A9.5:18»

A9.5:27

A9.5:33

A9.5:40

A9.7:5
A9.7:6

A9.5:13
A9.6:4

A9.6:25
A9.7:7
Al. 10:894
A9.7:3
A9.7:l

A9.7:l
A9.7:7
A9.7:4
A9.6:9
A9.7:7
A9.6:7

A9.6:17
A9.6:22
A9.6:12
A9.6:18

A9.7:7
A9.7:7
A9.6:9
Al. 10:895

A9.6:2

A9.5:15
A1.9:99
Al. 10:900

A9.7:2

A9.7:4

A9.7:l

Al. 10:896

A9.7:6

A9.7:l

A9.7:7

A9.7:5

A1.9:120

Al. 10:898

A9.7:l

A9.7:

A9.1:

A9.6:4

360

Howard, Leland Ossian, and ]\Iarlatt, Charles Lester — Continued
House flies, centipedes, and other insects that are annoying rather

than directly injurious. 1896. j). 4:^ .'

Principal household insects of U. S

San Jose scale— • ^

its occurrences in United States, full account of its life history,

and remedies to be used against it. 189H

original home of. 1899. p. 36

Howard, Sanfurd:

Ayrshire cattle, characteristics of. p. 193

Horse, ])rini'iples of form required to adapt him to special pur-
poses, notices of breeds, etc. p. 335

Kerry breed of cattle, p. 313

Howell, 'A. M.:

Grape and tomato, fungus diseases of. 1889. p. 49

Grape vine, diseases of, in South Carolina. 1888. p. 35

Howell, Arthur H. Skunks of genus Chincha, revision of. 1901

Howell, Martin A., jr. Canker worm, spring, experience with. 1883.

A pp. , p. 82

Hoyt, John Wesley:

Agricultural survey of Wyoming. 1893

London, International Exhibition of 1862, account of. p. 27

Hubbard, Frederick. Forests and rainfall in West India islands,

relation of. 1873. p. 117

Hubbard, Henry Guernsey:

Aletia, report on. 1885. App. , p. 5

Ambrosia beetles. 1896. p. 421

same. 1897. p. 9

Amphizoa, larva of, notes on. 1892. p. 19

Bamboo, cultivation of, in IT. S., etc. p. 29

Insect fertilization of an aroid plant. 1895. p. 340

Insect guests of Florida land tortoise. 1894. p. 302

Orange, insects affecting, with practical suggestions for their con-
trol or extermination. 188-5

Orange insects, miscellaneous notes on. 1883. p. 9

Rust of the orange, p. 361

Scale insects, experiments on, progress in, etc. p. 152

same, p. 152

Scale insects of orange; remedies and their application, p. 106 ..
Hub]:)ard, Henry Guernsey, and Pergande, Theodore. Coccid, new,

on birch.' 1898. p. 13

HudsonBay region (Keewa tin). Biological investigation of (Preble).

1902'

Hudson County, N. J., tornado in, Aug. 24, 1901 (Eadie). p. 355...
Hughes, Henry A.:

Sorghum-sugar experiments at Rio Grande, X. J. —

1887. p. 24(5

same, p. 67

1888. p. 268

same, with additional matter, p. 29

Sorghum-sugar manufacture, process for, used at Rio Grande,

N. J. 1884. p. 54

Sugar factories, estimates of cost of. p. 252.

same, p. 73

Hughes, Oliver J. D. Potato bread for horses in Germany, p. 530.
Huidekoper, Rush Shippen:

Hamburg International Exhibition (live stock) of 1883, report

on. p. .386

same. 1884. p. 199

Hor.se, general diseases of. p. 461

Hull House. See Chicago, 111., dietary studies in.

Hulse, ( i . W. Beet sugar, manufacture of. 1870. p. 147

Human body:

Conservation of energy in, experiments on (Atwater and Rosa).

1899 ."

Grub su]>posed to have traveled in. 1 890. p. 238

IiKlex

ClasRi&catluu no.

A9.6:4
A9.6:4

A9.6:3
A9.6:20

Al. 1:863

Al. 1:862
Al. 1:862

A6.3:ll
A6.3:10
A5.5:20

A8.1:3

A27.8:7
Al. 1:862

A27.9:ll

A8.1:4

7^1.10:896

A9.6:7

A9.7:5

A13.3:ll

A9.7:7

A9.7:6

A9.2:Orl
A9.3:l
Al. 1:884
Al. 1.883
A9. 1:883
A9. 1:882

A9.6:18

A5.5:22
A29.6:29

Al. 1:887
A7.3:17
A 1.1:888
A7.3:20

A7.3:3

Al. 1:887
A7.3:17
A4. 1:899

A4. 1:884

A4.2:An5

A4.2:H78

A27.9:8

A10.3:63
A9.7:2

361

I'lassifii-atioii no.

A10.3:69
Al 0.8:109

Al. 10:894
A 1.10:895
Al. 10:897
A27.9:6
A1.9:46

A29.6:29
Al. 1:865
A29.6:

A29.6:24
A29.2:P95
A29.2:D51
A29. 1:898
A29.5:F

Index

Unman 1)ody — Continned

.Mt'taboIi.«ni of matter and energy in, experiment!^ on (Atwater

and otliers). 1899 "

name, 1898-1900 ( Atwater and others )

See also Bladder — Blood — Body material — Bignes — Energy.
Human foods, composition of, etc. :

1894. p. 547 -

1895. p. 573

1897. p. 676

Humboldt County, Nevada. Agricultural interest in. 1868. p. 456.

Humid clim9,tes, irrigation in (King). 1896

Humidity:

Atmosphere, charts of, note on ( Abbe) . 1901 . p. 118

Atmospheric, observations on (Lippincott). ]>. 520

IMonthly notes on, Oct., 1894-Oct., 1902

Eelative —

inside and outside of buildings (Henry). 1896. p. 456

psychrometric tables for obtaining (Marvin). 1900

tafeles for obtaining temperature of. 1897

San Juan, Porto Rico, report on (Phillips). 1899. p. 319

Vertical gradients of ( Frankenlield) . 1898

See alw Vapor pressure.

Humphreys, D. C. Roads, stone and shell. 1894. p. 52 A22.3:ll

Humus:

Grandeau's method for determination of, modification of (Huston

andMcBride). 1893. p. 84 .--.----: A7.3:38

Importance of maintaining a supply of, in soils. ' 1898. p. 5 A1.9:78

In its relation to soil fertihty (Snyder). 1895. p. 1.31 Al. 10:895

Hundred years' progress in agriculture ( Flint) . p. 274 Al.l :872

Hungarian brome grass, circular on (Scribner). 1894 A6.4:l

Same, notice of circular A1.2:H89

Hungarian grass. 1867. p. 207 A27.9:5

Hungary:

Agricultural experiment stations of. 1902. p. 4 ' A10.6:13

Agriculture of, facts relating to. 1867. p. 377 A27.9:5

Horsesof. 1876. p. 120 A27.9:14

Milling in, report on (Dewev). 1893. p. 38... A27.9:31

Viticultural statistics of. 1876. p. 427..: A27.9:14

Wheat exports of, 1855-68. p. 148 A27.9:7

Wool industry in. 1873. p. 191 A27.9:ll

See also Austria-Hungary.
Hunt, Caroline L. See Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and Bryant, Arthur

Pevton.
Hunt, Ezra M. :

Animal diseases, contagious, p. 437 A4. 1 :884

same. 1884. p. 260 ! A4.2:An5

Animal diseases, contagious, extension of, and methods for their

limitation, p. 446 A4. 1 :885

.Inthrax among cattle in New Jersey, p. 359 Al.l :881-2

Pleuro-pneumonia, contagious, in New Jersey, p. 297 A4. 1:884

Hunt, George E. :

Atmospheric pressure, high and low, monthly notes on, May, 1900,

June-Aug., 1901, Jan.-Oct., 1902 *. ". A29.6:

River and flood service, monthly notes on, June, 1902 A29.6:30

Rivers and floods —

monthly notes on. Apr., 1901. p. 146 A29.6:29

notes on. May, 1900. p. 195 A29.6:28

Hunt, Thomas F. : "

Agriculture, methods of instruction in teaching. 1896. p. 35 A10.3:30

Plats, equalizing irregularities of, cau.sed by defective germina-
tion. 1891. p. Ill A10.5:3

Hunter, Walter D.:

Cicada, periodical, in 1902, circular on. 1902 A9.5:44

Locusts, destructive, in 1897. p. 40 A9.6:10

Melanoplus sjiretus, investigation to determine whether, breeds
permanently in Turtle Mountains, in North Dakota. 1900.
p. 30 '. A9.6:22

362

Hunter, Walter P. — Continued

Mexican cotton-boll weevil in the Tnited States, present statUH of.

1901. p. 369

Huntington, Ellsworth:

Climate of Harpoot, Turkey in Asia, 1898-1900. p. 250

Electric phenomena in Euphrates Valley. 1900. p. 286

Huntington, T. G. Garden vegetables, particularly onion, cabbage,

and squash, j). 110

Hunton, John. Electricitv, local, in windstorm in Wvoming. 1894.

_ p. 509 ' \

Hurricanes:

Charleston, S. C. , 1752-1893, notes on ( Abbe) . p. 548

Destructive forces of, and conditions of safety and danger

(Alexander). 1896. p. 153

Especiallv those of Porto Rico and St. Kitts (Alexander). 1902.

Far East "( Kimball). 1902. p. 29

Jamaica, W. I., 1689-1880, note on (Abbe), p. 550

Louisiana and Mississippi coasts, Aug. 13-16, 1901, special report

on. 1901

Origin of (Abbe). 1896. p. 417

Philippine Archipelago, 1895 and 1896 (Stetson) . p. 101

Porto Pican, of 1899 (PauUin). p. 443

Report on (Watts). 1899. p. 307

St. Kitts, W. I., observations on, additional (Alexander). 1899.

p. 409

Tracks of, recurving of, in North Atlantic (Abbe). 1899. p. 468.

West Indian (Garriott). 1900

same, Sept. 29, 30, 1896 (Henrv). p. 368

same. 1899 (Moore), p. 56 .".

same, Sept. 1-12, 1900. p. 371

See also Cyclones — Tyjihoons.
Hurt, A. B. Mississippi; climate, soil, productions, and agricultural

capabilities. 1883

Hurty, J. N. "Hemlock reds," report on experiments with. 1894.

p. 206

Husbandry, representation of, in Congress. 1871. p. 119

See also Patrons of husbandry.
Husmann, George:

Grape culture, present condition of, in California. 1898. p. 551.

Wine and wine-making, American, p. 154

Wine industry of Napa County, Cal. 1891. p. 535

Husmann, George C. (irape must, unfermented, manufacture and

preservation of. 1902

Huston, Henry Augustus:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, at 12th annual convention, 1895. p. 9

Amnionic citrate, action of, on high-grade aluminic phosphate.

1890. p. 1 70 ;

Cattle foods, analysis of, notes on. 1890. p. 90

Chemistry for te<;hnical and practical students. 1896. p. 88

Phosphates, determinations of loss on heating samples of, 1892.

1892. p. 47

See also, as collaborator, ^Viloy, Harvey Washington.
Huston, Henry Augustus, and Bartlett, James Monroe. Soil solvents

for availal)Ie potash and phosphoric acid.. 1896. p. 91

Huston, Henry Augustus, and Jones, William J. Basic slag, action

of ammonium citrate and citric acid on. 1 896. p. 68

Huston, Henry Augustus, and ^IcBride, F. W.:

Crude fiber, determination of, preliminary investigations relating

to. 1893. p. 135

Humus, Grandeau's method for determination of, modiiication

of. 1893. p. 84 ._

Hutchinson, W. L. Agricultural colleges and experiment stations,

relation of, to farmers' institutes. 1902. p. 33

Hvacinth. Sec Water hvacinth.

Hvacinth germ, Wakker's (Smith) . 1901

Hyatt, Robert J. River and flood service. 1890. p. 50

Index

ClaKslflciitlon no.

Al. 10:901

A 29. 6:29
A29.6:28

A 1.1:864

A29.6:22

A29.6:28

A29.6:24
A29.3:32
A29.6:30
A29.6:28

A29.2:H94
A 29. 6:24
A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.5:H
A29.6:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:28

A1.7:3

A 7. 3:43
A27.9:9

A 1.1 0:898
A 1.1:867
A27.9:29

A 19. 3:24

A7.3:47

A7.3:28
A7.3:28
A10.3:41

A 7. 3:35

A7.3:49
A 7. 3:49

A7.3:38
A 7. 3:38
A10.3:110

A 28. 3:2(5
\2!l.3:24

at;;]

Index

Hybrid offspring, quantitative studies on transmission of parental

character.-^ to (Spillman). 1902. p. 88

Hybridizing:

Cultivation and, of wheat (Watts). 1872. p. 432

Improvement of grape by (Campbell), p. 209„

See also Evans, Walter H.
Hybrids and their utilization in plant breeding (Swingle and

Webber). 1897. p. 383

Hyde, Gustavus A., notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 220

Hyde, John:
' Agricultural statistics of Eleventh U. S. Census, discussion of.

p. 12

Fertilizer industry, production and consumption, review of statis-
tics of, with abstracts of State laws for analysis of sale. 1898..
Flax and liemp, extracts from Eleventh Census bulletin on.

1892. p. 83 _

tatistics Division, Agriculture Department, work of, for farmer.

1897. p. 258

same, reprinted with title "Of what service are statistics to

the farmer?' '

See aho, for reports as Statistician, Agriculture Department,

1897-1902

Hydrocyanic-acid gas:

As an insecticide (Coquillett). 1893. p. 176

Experiments with, as means of exterminating mealy bugs and
other insect pests in greenhouses (Hemenway). 1900. p. 69.
Fumigating greenhouses and cold frames, use of (Woods and

Dorsettj

Low-growing plants, as an insecticide on (Sanderson and Penny).

1900. p. 60

New method for handling, in orchards; Emory fumigator (John-
son). 1899. p. 43

Notes on ( Lounsbury and Mally ) . 1902. p. 75

Process of, patent on, declared invalid (Coquillett). 1894. p.

257

Remedy for San Jose scale and other insects (Johnson). 1898.

p. 39..

Results with, for destruction of insects in large buildings (John-
son). 1901. p. 166

Treatment for scale insects, history of (Coquillett). 1891. p. 457.
Use of —

against household insects ( Howard ) . 1902

for destruction of red scale (Coquillett). 1890. p. 202

for exterminating household insects (Beattie). 1902. p. 80..
Hvdrodvnamic equations for atmosphere, note on (Abbe). 1897.

p. 445

Hydrodynamics, equations of, in form suitable for application to
problems connected with movements of earth's atmosphere

(Cottier). 1897. p. 296

Hydrographic Office, U. S., voluntary meteorological observers of,

instructions to (Abbe). 1901. p. 314

See also Marine Meteorology Division.
Hydrogra] >hy of southern Appalachians ( Pressey and Myers) . p. 1 23 .
Hydrological congress. See Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Hydrology and stratigraphy of Nevada (Hicks). 1890. p. 71

Hydrology of Lake Minnetonka watershed (Cooley). 1899. p. 14..
Hygiene and demograjihy congress, 1900. See Paris, tenth interna-
tional congress of hygiene and demography.

Hygrometer, crude ( Abbe) . 1898. p. 567 '.

Hvgrometric observations, utility of (Pennell). 1899. p. 162

'Same (Hazen). 1899. p. 164

Hylesinus sericeus, notes on (Schwarz). 1894. p. 254

Hvmenomvcetes, spores of, method for preserving (Harz). 1889.

p. 163

Hyuieiiomvcetous fungi, some new species of (Ellis and Everhart).
1889". p. 24

Vlasslflcatloii uo.

A10.3:115

A27.9:10
Al. 1:862

A 1.10:897
A29.6:29

A4.3:ll

A27.8:13

A11.5:4

Al. 10:897

A27.8:14

A27.1:

A9.7:6

A9.6:22

A9.5:37

A9.6:26

A9.6:20
A9.6:31

A9.7:7

A9.6:17

A10.3:99
A9.7:3

A9.5:46

A9.7:2

A9.6:31

A29.6:25

A29.6:25

A29.6:29

A1.2:Ap4*

A15.2:Ar7
A29.6:27

A29.6:26
A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A9.7:7

A28.5:5

A28.5:5

364

Hymenoptera:

Bred parasitic, in the national collection, some of-
1890. V. 2. p. 848

1890. V. 3. p. ] 5, 57, 151,460

1891. V. 4. p. 122

Parasitic, host relations of (Howard). 1891. p. 277

See also Nematina; — Typhlocyba.
Hyinenopterous parasites:

Of California red scale ( Howard ) . 1894. p. 227

Of Coleoptera, observations on some (Chittenden). 1893. p. 247.

See also Aphelininse.
Ilvperaspis signata, beneficial work of (abstract) (Howard). 1900.

P 17

Hyphoniycetous fungi. ,See Fungi.

Hypoderas columbfe, note on (Kellicott). 1892. p. 77

Hypodernia bovis, larvpe of (Curtice). 1890. p. 207

Hvpoxvlon, North American species of, synopsis of (Ellis and Ever-

liart). 1889. p. 19 •/.

Iberia Parish, La. Soils and production of (Rapley). 1884. p. .34..
Ice:

Anchor, note on (Abbe.) 1897. p. 212

Breaking up of, at Pierre, S. Dak., notes on, 1846-89 (Abbe),
p. 109

Crop of, from meteorological point of view (Abbe). 1895. p. 13.

Drift, and theory of ocean currents ( Daly ) . 1900. p. 433

Jam in Niagara River, note on ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 61

Kennebec River, report of (Abbe) . 1897. p. 98

Lake, sudden disappearance of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 114..
same (Ten Broeck). 1900. p. 287

Measurements of, notes on (Volker). 1899. p. 142

Vapor pressure for, note on ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 476

Ice and snow bulletins

Ice caves:

As meteorological phenomena (Kimball ). 1901. j). 366

Flagstaff, Ariz. (Renoe). 1901. p. 54

Freezing wells and, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 509

Notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 71

Ice columns, publications on (Abbe). 1898. p. 217

Ice storm, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 154

Ice trade:

History of (Wetherell). p. 439

Weather Bureau and, note on ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 63 „ .

Iceland, meteorological reports by cable from, notes on (Abbe). 1899.

p. 103

Icerya :

Its probable origin the islands of Bourbon and Mauritius (Rilev).
1887. p. 27 '....

Noteson. 1891. p. 439

Parasite, new, report of ( Howard). 1892. p. 378

Some new, report on. 1 890. p. 92

Three new parasites of ( Howard ) . 1889. p. 268

See also S(!ale insects.
Icerya purchasi:

Australian parasite of ( Williston). 1888. p. 21

Letteron. 1S89. p. 15

New Zealand ( Wight). 1893. p. 194

Work against in Portugal, with account of introduction from

America of Novius cardinalis (Howard). 1898. p. 30

Idaho:

Agriculture in ( Whitson ) . 1 869. p. 369

Canals in, distribution of water from (Ross). 1902. j). 199

(ylimate of, some features of ( Blandford ). 1901 . ]). 19

Cricket, western, ami certain lo(;usts in, outl)reaksof (Milliken)..

Forest condition of Rocky Mountains in ( Ensign), p. 41

Grasshopjters in, outbreak of (P)rnn('r). 1890. p. 135

Hog cholera and enzootic cerebro-spinal ni(ningitis among horses
in (Williams). 1898. p. 179

Index

Classification no.

A9.7:2
A9.7:3
A9.7:4
A9.7:3

A9.7:6
A9.7:5

A9.6:26

A9.7:5
A9.7:2

A28.5:5
A1.8:35

A29.6:25

A29.6:27
A29.6:23
A29.6:28
A29.6:27
A29.6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.:]:24
A 29. 6:27
A29.16:

A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A 29. 6:29
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:28

Al. 1:863
A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A9.3:15

A9.7:3

A9.7:4

A9.7:3

A9.7:l

A9.7:l
A9.7:2
A9.7:6

A9.6:18

A27.9:7
A10.3:119
A 29. 6:29
A9.7:6
A 13. 3:2
A9.7:3

A4. 1:897

365

51

Index

Idaho — Continued

Invt'^^tijration of codling moth in, 1900 (Simpson).

Irrigation in, in 1890 (Nimmo). p. 149

North, insects of, notes on (Aldrich). 1894. p. 201

Northern, plants in, collection of, made by J. H. Sandberg and

assistants in 1892, report on (Holzinger). 1895. p. 205

Rainfall and rivers in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 473

South central, biological reconnaissance of, results of (Merriam).

1891

Thunderstorm of May 16, 1900, in, notes on (Abbe), p. 207

Water in, duty of (Ross). 1902. p. 221

Water supply of, for season of 1900 as depending on snowfall

( i^landford ) . p. 494

Weather forecasts for 1895-99, notes on (Abbe), p. 313

See also Boise Valley — Ca?ur d' Alene ]Mountains — Pacific North-
west.
Idaho jiea. See Gram.

Ignis fatuus or Jack-o-lantern ( Abbe) . 1897. p. 211

Ihne, Egon. Phenologic or thermal constants. 1895. p. 427

Ilex cassine, aboriginal North American tea, its history, distribution,
and use among native North American Indians (Hale). 1891.
See also Yaupon.
Illinois:

Cattle trade and dairy interest of ( Perry ) . p. 335

Crops in (Osborn). 1891. p. 483

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 257

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Coolidge). 1902. p.

20 -

Horses in, diseases among (Detmers). p. 355

Northern, dairy husbandry in. 1874. p. 159

Nursery inspection and orchard insecticide work in (Forbes).

1901. p. 172

Oats and corn in, cost of growing. 1873. p. 36 ,

Road improvement in, address on (Stone). 1897 ,

Swine plague in (Detmers). 1880. p. 13

See also Cairo — Champaign — Cook County — Ottawa.
Illinois, University of:

College of Agriculture, building for. 1901 . p. 604

Dietary studies at ( Grindley and Sammis ) . 1901. p. 7

Illinois Farmers' Institute, letter to, on road improvement (Stone).

1897. p. 23

Illinois State Agricultural Society fair, Decatur, Sept., 1870 (Capron)

p. 420

Illustrations Division, Agriculture Department, report of (Marx):

1890. p. 435 -

1 89 1 . p. 485

1892. p. 495

1893. p. 393

Imbibition of rocks (Hill). 1891. p. 213

Immigration statistics:

1864, Jan. -June; No. 4, p. 8; Julv-Sept., No. 5, p. 37

1864, Oct.-Dec. No. 1. p. 40./.

1867, Julv-Sept. p. 370

1820-1870. p. 482

1872 and 1873. p. 60

Imperial, Cal., soil survey around (Means and Holmes). 1902

Same (Means and Holmes), p. 587

Imperial German meat inspection law. 1901

Imphee and sorghum culture (Smith), p. 129

Implements. »SW' Agriculture implements.

Import duties, foreign, on wheat. 1893. p. 248

Imports and exports, agricultural, reports on, 1893-1899

See also Agricultural imports — Names of countries.
Incubators. See Chinese incubators.

Indexes of Agriculture Department. See Agriculture Department,
indexes and lists.

Clnssiflnitloii no.

A9.6:30

A15.2:P94i

A9.7:7

A6.5:3
A29.6:27

A5.5:5
A 29. 6:28
A 10. 3:104

A29.6:28
A 29. 6:27

A29.6:25
A29.3:1P

A6.3:14

A4. 1:885
A 27. 9:29
A27.9:6

A10.3:120
Al. 1:881-2
A27.9:12

A10.3:99
A27.9:ll
A 22. 4:28
A1.6:22

A10.6:12
A10.3:91

A22.4:28

A 27. 9:8

Al. 1:890
Al. 1:891
Al. 1:892
A 1.1:893
A15.2:P94i

A27.9:2

A27.9:3

A27.9:5

A27.9:8

A27.9:12

A26.4:9

A26.5:901'

A4.4:32

Al. 1:862

A27.9:31
A12.4

366

India:

Agricultural statistics of. 1895.
Agriculture in, account of (Siva)
Cinchona cultivation in. 1870.
Cold weather storms of (Abbe).
Cotton crop of —

1892. p. 280

p. 1B7

P-
24

p. 448 ,

1874.
p. 285.,
1894.

p. 389 ,

I). 295 . ,

1892-93.
1893-94.
1894. p.
1894-95.

203

P-

146

Cotton season of 1 869-70 in. p. 361

Cyclical changes in, preliminary discussion ( Dallas). 189'

Droughts, famines, and forecasts in (Archibald). 1900.

Droughts and famines in (Eliot). 1895. p. 444

Droughts in, prediction of (Dallas). 1894. p. 13

Irrigation in. 1873. p. 604

Jute in United States and. p. 294 ,

Labor in United States and, distribution of. 1887. p. 366. .

Meteorological work in, history of (Kimball). 1902. p. 31

Rice crop of, 1894. p. 147

Seasonal forecasts in, notes on ( Abbe) . 1898. p. 266 -. .

Sugar-cane in, cultivation of, 1875. p. 1.35 ,

Wheat competition. 1887. p. 586

Wheat crop in —

1884. No. 1 1 ,

1884-85. No. 21. p. 39 ,

p. 386

p. 532.
p. 246..

1886-87.
1887-88.
1888-89.
1889-90.
1884-90.
1890-91.
1891-92.
1892-93.
1893-94.

p. 420.
p. 320.
p. 419.
p. 299.
p. 411.
p. 355.
p. 308.
p. 423.

Wheat culture in ( Hauser ). ]>. 569 ,

Wheat production and exportation in, course of, 1880-1896

See also Bengal — Burma — Calcutta • — ^Madras — Punjab.

Indian agricultui-al exhibition. 1868. p. 406

Indian corn. See Maize.

Indian mallow. See Abutilon avicen?e.

Indian monsoons and Nile floods, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 252..

"Indian summer," note on (Matthews). 1902. pp. 19,69 ,

Same (Wilson). 1902. p. 440

Indian Territory:

Artesian and underground waters in, west of 97th meridian (Hill ) .
1893. pt. 3, p. 41

Cattle in, report on (Shaw). 1885. No. 20. p. 27

Frosts in, dates of first killing (Abbe), p. 328

Plants collected in, bv C. S. Sheldon and M. A. Carleton in 1891

(Holzinger) . 1892. p. 189

Indiana:

Cattle trade and dairy interests of ( Perry ) . p. 335

Corn-root web- worm an old pest in, note on. 1886. p. 33

Crops in (Osborn). 1891. p. 483

Farm resources and j)roducts of. 1868. j). 255

Fanners' institute work accomplislied in (Latta). 1902. p. 21 ..

Forestry for certain portions of (Furnas). 1884. p. 346

Fruit growing in. 1 873. ]>. 356

Hog cholera and swine plague in ( Bitting), j). 199

Larvjc of crane-fly destroving young wheat in (Webster). 1890.
I 12

Northern, mineral matter deposited with snow in. 1892. (Goss).
p. 20

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (Mount).
P 3

Index

liHSNlflcutioU UU.

A27.9:13
A27.9:12
A27.9:8
A29.6:21

A27.9:30

A27.9:31

A27.9:32

A27.9:33

A27.9:33

A27.9:8

A29.6:25

A29.6:28

A29.3:ll='

A29.3:lli

A27.9:ll

Al. 1:874

A27.9:25

A29.6:30

A27.9:33

A29.6:26

A27.9:13

A27.9:25

[ A27.9:22
I A27.9:23
i A27.9:25

A27.9:26

A27.9:27

A27.9:28

A27.9:28

A27.9:29

A27.9:30

A27.9:3]

A27.9:32

Al. 1:885

A12.4:10

A27.9:6

A29.6:28
A29.6:30
A29.6:30

A15.2:Ir7

A27.9:23

A29.6:22

A6.5:l

A4. 1:885
A9.3:12
A 27. 9:29
A27.9:6
A10.3:120
A13.5:4
A27.9:ll
A4. 1:897

A9.7:3

A29.6:20

A 22. 4:33

367

VAl

Ind

Indiana — Continued

Southeastern, i)ericdical cicada in. 1886. p. 24.

Strawberry-leaf flea beetle in (Webster). 1891.

Swine-plague in (Voj-le.s). 1879. p. 112

Swine-plague in, investigation of (Voyles). p. 421

See also Purdue University.
Indians, North American:

Food products of. p. 404

Ilex cassine among (Hale). 1891 1

See also Klamath Indians — Mendocino County, Calif.

Indigo plant, cultivation of, in U. S. p. 255

Indo-China, French, meteorology in, notes on (Abbe). 1901. j).

2(«

Industrial classes, education of (Andrew). 1864. No. 1. p. 15

Industrial colleges:

Buildings for, general plan, with necessary aids to instruction in
each department of education (Owen ) . 1 864

Historical sketch, p. 317

same, additional, p. 540

Nature of education, etc. ( Bollman ) . 1864

Industrial development, relation of good roads to (Hays). 1902.

p. 78

Industrial education:

Paper on (Willits). 1885. p. 55

same (McWhirter). 1885. p. 105

Progress of —

1869. p. 452

1870. p. 467

1871. p.306

1872. p. 348

1873. p.321

1874. p. 312

1875. p.469

1876. p.326

See also Agricultural education.

Industrial expositions. 1872. p. 288

Industrial population, relation of farmers' institute to (Hoard).

1902. p. 20 ...._.

Industrials [or manual training], practical importance of (Gilkison).

1900. p. 96

Industries and arts, true relations of science to (Wiley), p. 32

Industry:

Profitsof. 1865. No. 2. p. 15

Southern, notes on. 1866. p. 412

same. 1867. p. 371

Vs. speculation. 1892. p. 134

See also Trade.
Infant and invalid foods, analysisof, provisional method for (Wiley).

1902. p. 41 -

Infantado sheep, p. 354

Infectious diseases. See Diseases of animals and references there-
under.

Influenza in horses (Law) . p. 203

Information and Exchange Bureau, Agriculture Department, crea-

tifm of, address favoring ( Woodhull ) . 1885. p. 90

Ingersoll, C. L. :

Agricultural experiment stations bulletin, present and prospec-
tive. 1893. p. 138

Field experiments, cooperative, report on. 1891. p. 109

Inoculation:

As a preventive of swine diseases, p. 58

same. p. 16

For prevention of hog cholera, experiments with (Salmon). 1892.

For rinderpest. 1872. p. 149

Insect borer of apple twigs ((Hover). 1873. p. 29

Insect borers, few, notes on ( Davis). 1891. p. 64

Insect food of crow (Schwarz). 1895. p. 57

ClHsslflcatioii no.

A9.3:12
A9.7:3
A1.6:12
Al. 1:878

A 1.1:870
A6.3:14

A 1.1:873

A29.6:29
A27.9:863

A27.2:In2

Al. 1:867
Al. 1:868
A27.2:In2

A 22. 3:23

A1.7:9
A1.7:9

Al. 1:869
Al. 1:870
Al. 1:871
Al. 1:872
Al. 1:873
Al. 1:874
A 1.1:875
Al. 1:876

A27.9:10

AlO. 3:110

A10.3:76
A1.7:2

A27.9:3
A27.9:4
A27.9:5
A27.9:.30

A7.3:65
Al. 1:866

Al. 1:872
A1.7:9

A10.3:16
A10.5:3

Al. 1:889

A4. 1:889-90

A1.9:8

A27.9:10

A27.9:ll

A9.7:4

A5.3:6

368

158...

1892. p

p. 529

p. 93 .

1902.

Insect collection of a large museum, suggestions for (Rilev). 1890.

p. 342 ;

Insect life, devoted to the economy and life habits of insects, espe-
cially in their relation to agriculture; edited bv C. V. Riley

and L. O. Howard, vols. 1-7. Index. 1888-1895

See also Murtfeldt, Mary E.
Insect pests:

Action taken regarding, in California.
Danger of importing (Howard). 1891
Four imported, notes on (Kirkland).
Household —

bedbugs and red ants ( Riley ) . 1889. p. 104

carpet beetle, or so-called buffalo moth (Riley). 1889. p.

127

cockroaches ( Rilev ) . 1890. p. 266

true clothes moths (Riley). 1890. p. 211

Hydrocyanic-acid gas as a means of exterminating (Hemenway).

1900. p. 69

Plant diseases and, proceedings of national convention for sup-
pression of ( Galloway) . 1897

Spraying fruits for. 1892

Trinidad, British West Indies, notes on some (Urich). 1893.

p. 196

Insect powder. See Buhach.

Insect vivaria, how are [they] to be lighted? (Swinton). 1890. p. 18.

Insectary and office methods in use in entomological department of

Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, report on (Webster).

1899. p. 46

Insecticide appliances, report on (Riley). 1889. p. 243,263

Insecticide soaps, report on ( Marlatt) . 1896. p. 38 ,

Insecticides:

Arsenical, soluble arsenic in (Haywood). 1902. p. 51

Ar.senites and arsenical mixtures as (Gillette). 1893. p. 115

Carbon bisulphide as an (Smith). 1894. p. 108 ,

same (Hinds). 1902 ,

Crude petroleum as ( Wilcox). 1900. p. 15

Early spring applications of, on fruit trees, some effects of (Felt).

1900. p. 22

Experiments at Ames, Iowa (Osborne). 1886. p. 23 ,

Experiments at Trenton, N. J. (Bennett). 1886. p. 27

Experiments witli, some (Marlatt) . p. 33

same. 1886 . .' ,

Farm practice and fertilizers as (Smith) . 1893. p. 93 ,

Fertilizers as (Smitii). 1891. p. 217 ,

Fonnulas for ( INIariatt) . 1894. p. 572

same. 1895. p. 580

Hydrocyanic a(;id gas as (Coquillett). 1893. p. 176

same, on low-growing plants (Sanderson and Penny). 1900.
]). 60

Important —

condensed information concerning, INIay, 1891

directions for preparation and use (Marlatt) ,

same, revised. 1901

^Methods of analysis for. 1902. p. 97

Naphthaline as (Taylor) . 1883

New aiifl old, and their condiination with fungicides, some obser-
vations on ((xalloway). 1894. p. 126

New, report on ( Kirkland). 1896. p. 27

Notes on (Marlatt) —

1894. p. 115

1895. p. 19

1897. p. 54

1898. p. 94

Preparation and use of —

1896. 1). 61 9

1897. p. ()37

1898. p. 659

Index

t'lasslflcatloii no.
A9.7:2

A9.7:

Al.8:20
Al. 10:897
A9.6:31

A9.7:2

A9.7:2
A9.7:2
A9.7:2

A9.6:22

A1.8:57
A1.9:7

A9.7:6

A9.7:3

A9.6:20

A9.7:l

A9.6:6

A9.6:37
A 9. 7:6
A9.7:7
Al. 9:145
A1.9:114

A9.6:26

A9.3H

A9.3:ll

A9.6:?0

A9.3:ll

A9.7:6

A9.7:3

Al. 10:894

Al. 10:895

A9.7:6

A9.6:26

A9.5:l
A1.9:19
Al. 9:127
A7.3:67
A18.2:N16

A9.7:7
A9.6:6

A9.7:7
A9.6:2
A9.6:9
A9.6:17

A 1.10:896
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898

114—04-

-24

3t)9

38

Index

Insecticides — Continued

Tests with, upon garden insects (Alwood). 1887. p

Use of, practical notes on (Beckwith). 1891. p. 269

See also Arsenical insecticides — Fungicides and insecticides — Hy-
* drocj'anic-acid gas — Kerosene — Kerosene emulsion — Naph-
thaline— Oil emulsions — Orchard in.secticide work in Illi-
nois — Paris green — Petroleum — Pyrethrum — Spray ma-
chinery.
Insects:

Acorn, primary and secondary (Mnrtfeldt). 1894. p. 318

Animals, domestic, insects affecting (Osborn). 1896

Asparagus (Chittenden). 1898. j). 54

Beans and peas, insects injurious to (Chittenden). 1898. p. 233.

Carriers and spreaders of disease (Howard). 1901. p. 177

Collection of, small, made during Death Yallev expedition, re-
port of (Riley). 1893. p.235

Collections of, how shall we improve? (Gillette). 1895. p. 95. . .

Contagious diseases, use of, in contending with (Osborn). 1890.
p. 141

Corn, observations on, in 1887 (Webster), p. 147

same, 1890 (Webster), p. 159

Cranberry, insects affecting ( Smith ) . p. 393

Destruction of, recent inventions for ( Breed) . p. 323

/See also Insecticides.

Dipterous, two, injurious to cultivated flowers (Coquillett). 1895.
p. 399

Drugs injured by, at University of Kansas ( Kellogg). 1894. p. 31.

Economic, of season, special (Davis). 1894. p. 198

same (Johnson). 1900. p. 80

Enemies of agriculture, conflict of Russian zvemstovs with (Mora-
chevski). 1902. p. 61 '.

Farm observations in West Virginia on, some notes on (Hopkins).

1896. p. 71

Fertilization of an aroid plant by ( Hubbard). 1895. p. 340

Fertilization of muskmelons by," notes on (Rane). 1898. p. 75. .
Foreign, desirability of an inspection system against (Howard).

1897. p. 11

Garden crop (Chittenden). 1899

same (Chittenden). 1900

same, in Florida ( Ashmead ) . 1 887. p. 9

Hemipterous, record of some experiments relating to effect of

punctures of some, upon shrul)s, fruit, and grains, 1886 (Web-
ster). 1887. p. 54

Hop plant, insects affecting (Smith ) . p. 393

same (Howard). 1897. p. 40

How thev affect health in rural district (Howard). 1902

Idaho, north, notes on (Aldrich). 1894. p. 201

Importation and repression of , destructive (Webster). 1895. p.

79

Injuries from. See Crops.
Injurious —

commerce and (Howard). 1895. p. 332

early published references to some of our (Webster). 1892.
p. 262 _ -----

hibernation of, temperature experiments as affecting received
ideas on (Howard). 1897. p. 18 -

irrigation and (Howard). 1890. p. 215

laws, recent, against, with laws relative to foul brood in North
America (Howard). 1898

legislation asainst, compilation of laws and regulations in
U. S. and British Columbia ( Howard). 1895

list of principal —

1899. p. 745

1900. p. 725

1901 (Chittenden), p. 674 .._.

methods of controlling, with formulas for insecticides —

1894 (Marlatt) . p. 572

Classiflciitloii no.

A9.3:13
A9.7:3

A9.7:6
A9.6:5
A9.6:10
A1.10:898
Al. 10:901

A5.5:7
A9.6:2

A9.7:3
Al. 1:887
A9.7:3
Al. 1:884
Al. 1:876

A9.7:7
A9.7:7
A9.7:7
A9.6:26

A9.6:38

A9.6:6
A9.7.7
A9.6:17

A1.8:57
A9.6:19
A9.6:23
A9.3:14

A9.3:13
Al. 1:884
A9.6:7
Al. 9:155
A9.7:7

A9.6:2

A9.7:7

A9.7:4

A9.6:9
A9.7:2

A9.6:13

A 9. 3:33

Al. 10:899
A 1.10:900
Al. 10:901

A 1.10:894

170

)f, notes on (Howard).

1892.

Insects — Continued

Injurious — C'l mtinned

methods of controlling, etc. — Continued
1895. p. 580

1897. p. 6.35

1898. p. 657

methods of studying life hi!Jtorie^

1893. p. 82.".

new, of vear (Hiley). 1892. p. 16 .•

note on," 1863. No. 3. p. 14

some of our, early published references to (SVebster).

p. 323

See alxo Packard, Alpheus Spring.
Laisser-faire philosoi)hv applied to insect problem Olarlatt).

1899. p. 5 ;

Lantern trap for, successful (Gillette). 1897. p. 75

Little-known, of economic importance, notes on some (Johmson).

1897. p . 83

Millet, insect injury to (Chittenden). 1898. p. 84

JVIiscellaneous extracts from correspondence of Entomology Divi-
sion relative to. 1883 .'

same. 1884 ;

Mi'scellaneous report on (Comstock) . p. 195

same, p. 195

North American, enumeration of published synopses, catalogues,

and lists of, etc. 1888

Notes on. 1866. pp. 287, 343, 388

same. 1891 ( Ormerod ). p. 36

Nursery stock, principal insects liable to be distributed on (Banks).

1902

Orange and other plants of citrus family, with practical sugges-
tions for their control or extermination (Hubbard). 1885

Parasitic —

report on predaceous and, in applied entomology (Rilev).
1893. p. 130 "....

studies of predaceous and, in New Zealand, Australia, and

adjacent islands (Koebele), 1893

Petroleum, crude, and its effects upon, notes on (Smith). 1901.

p. 176

Pine in Black Hills Forest Reserve, insect enemies of (Hopkins).

1902

Pine tree, observations on certain (Felt). 1902. p. 103

Plants and, some interrelations of (Riley). 1892. p. 358

Predaceous —

economic value of (Smith), 1893. p. 142

report on parasitic and, in applied entomology (Riley). 1893.
p. 130 '. ."

studies of parasitic and, in New Zealand, Australia, and adja-
cent islands (Koebele). 1893

Predatory —

important, report of. 1893. p. 6

which affect usefulness of pcale-feeding coccinellidee (Marlatt).

1902. p. 84

Rose, vi(jlet, and other ornamental plants, some insects injurious

to ( Chittenden ) . 1901

Senses of, report of (Riley). 1894. p. 33

Shade tree, Sre Shade-tree insects.

Spruce in Northeast, insect enemies of (Hopkins). 1901

Systematic position of Orthoptera in relation to other orders of.

1883. p. 286

Tobacco plant, report on ( Howard )

same, p. 121

Vegetable crops, insects injurious to (Chittenden). 1902

Vegetable products, stored, some little-known insects affecting

(Chittenden). 1897 _

Vegetation, general observations on those destructive to (Neal),

1883, p, 35

Index

ClasNlflciitluu no.

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898

A9.7:6
A 9. 7:5
A27.9:l

A9.7:4

A9.6:20
A9.6:9

A9.6:9
A9.6:17

A9.3:2
A9.3:4
A 1.1:881-2
A9. 1:882

A9.3:19
A27.9:4
A9.7:4

A9.6:34

A9.2:Orl

A9.7:6

A1.8:51

A10.3:99

A9.6:32
A9.6:37
A9.7:4

A9.7:6

A9.7:6

A1.8:51

A9.7:6

A9.6:37

A9.6:27
A9.7:7

A9.6:28

A 8. 1:3
A 1.9:120
A 1.10:898
A9.6:33

A9.6:8

A9.3:l

'1

Index

Insects — Continued

Vernacular names of (Gillette). 1897. p. .32 ,

same (I). .ran). 1898

Violet, rose, and other ornamental plants, some insects injurious

to (Chittenden). 1901

Weather and, observations during season of 1899 (Chittenden).
1900. p. 51 ,

same, 1900 (Chittenden), p. 63 ,

AVheat, fall, insects affecting ( Webster) . p. 38.3

same, p. 311

Wheat, growing, insect enemies of (Marlatt). 1901

White pine, insect enemies of (Chittenden). 1899. p. 55

See also Agromyzidie — Anarsia lineatella — Anthomyia — ■ Aphe-
lenchus olesistus — Aphididje — Aphis — Apple-tree borers —
Apple-tree weevil — Apple-twig insect borer — Aquatic- bug —
Argy resthia — Arkansas — Army worm — Asiatic ladybird —
Asopia costal is ( clover hay worm ) — Australia — Australian lady-
bird — Australian lamellicorns — Axima — Bahamas — Bean
weevil — Bees — Beet insects — Beet- leaf pegomyia — Beetle —
Belvosia — ^Bibioalbiiiennis — Blackberry borers — -Blastophaga
psenes — Blood louse — Boll worm — Bot — Box-elder plant-
bug — Braconidfe — Brazil — Bronze apple-tree weevil — Bru-
chus — Bryobia — Bucculatrixcapadensisella- — Buffalo-gnats —
Buffalo tree-hopper — Butterfly — Cabbage worm — Caccecia
cerasivorana — California — Canada — Canker-worms — Cater-
pillar — Cattle tick — Cecidomyians — Cecidomyiid — Centi-
pede— Cereals — Changa — Chestnut borer — Chicago Worlds'
ColumV)ian Exposition — Chicken tick — Chiio saccharalis —
Chinch l)ug — Chionobasmacounii — Chrysalis — Cicada — Cim-
bex — Clisiocarapa Americana — Clover-mite — Clover-seed
caterpillar — Clover-seed midge — Cockroaches — Cocoanut
mealy-wing — Colaspis flavida — Coleoptera — Colorado —
Cone-nose — Corn bill bugs — Corn crambid — Corn-feeding
syphus-fly — Corn-root aphis — Corn-root web-worm — Corn
stalk-borer — Cossidte — Cotton army worm — Cotton caterpil-
lars— Cotton cutworm — Cotton insects — Cotton or melon
plant-louse — Cotton worm — -Cottontail bot — Cotton stainer —
Cottonwood borer — Cranberry fireworm — Cranberry gall fun-
gus— Cranberry girdler — Cranberry leaf-galls — Crane-fly —
Crickets — Cryptophasaunipunctata — Curculio — Currantstem
girdler — Cut-worm — Cypress twig borer — Cyrtoneura —
Delaware — Dendrotettix — Uermestes vulpinus — Digger-
wasp — Diptera — Dipterous insect — Dipterous leaf-miners —
Dogwood saw-fly — Elm insect — Encyrtid — Entiliasinuata —
Erysiphete — Eumgensatala — Europe — Eustrotia caduca —
Fall army worm — Fleas — Flies — Florida — Fluke-worms —
Flukes and tapeworms of cattle — Forest trees — Forests —
Fruit- worm — Gall makers — Garden insects — Garden pest —
Georgia — Good Hope, Cape of — -Grain — Grainlouse — Grain
plant louse — Grain toxoptera — Grape — Grapevine hopper —
Grass insects — Grasshoppers — Grasses — Green clover
worm — Green pea louse — Guava mealy wing — Hairy cat-
erpillars— Harlequin cabbage bug — Hemipterous insects —
Hen flea — House ants — House centipede — Household in-
sects — Hydrocyanic acid gas — Hymenoptera — Insect
borers — Insect life — Insect pests — Insect vivaria — Insec-
ticides — Iowa — Japanese insects — Jajjanese peach fruit-
worm — Kidney worm of swine — Kissing-bug — Larvte —
Lepido]iterous insect — Lestophonus — Library pest — Ligni-
vorous insect — Locusts — Lucilia nobilis — Lysiphlebus —
Maryland — Ma.ssachusetts — Mealy bugs — ]\Iealy-wing —
Mediterranean flour moth — Membracid;e (tree hoppers) —
Mexico — Michigan — Mississippi — Missouri — Mite — Mole
cricket • — Monephora bicinta — Monomoi'ium pharaonis ■ —
Morelos orange fruit-worm — Mosquito — Moths — Myrio-
pods — Nebraska — Nematode leaf disease — New Jersey —
New Mexico — New York State — New Zealand — New

Classiflcatiuii iio.

A9.6:9
A9.6:17

A9.6:27

A9.6:22
A9.6:30
Al. 1:884
Al. 1:885
Al. 9:132
A13.3:22

372

Index

Clussiacutluu uo.

Insects— Continued

Zealand katipo — Norway and Sweden — Ohio — Orange —
Orthezia insignis — Orthoptera — Faper-niaking wasp — Par-
asites— Parsnip web-worm — Pea louse — Peach curculio —
Peach twig-borer — Pear insect — Pear-leaf l)lister mite —
Pear midge — Pediculi — Pediculid;e — Phosphorescent my-
riopods — Poisonous spider in ^Madagascar — Pronuba — Pul-
vinaria acericola — Purslane caterpillar — Red ants — Red
spiders — Roaches — Rye gall-gnat — Scale insects — Scepsis
edwardsii — Schizoneura panicola — Scorpions — Shade-tree
insects — Six-spotted mite — South African ticks — Southern
grain louse — Spiders — Squash bug — Squa.sh-vine borer —
Stalk worm — Stibadium spumacum — Stomata — Sugar-beet
web worm — Syntomeida-epilais — Tarantulas — Tasmania —
Texas — Thalessa — Thripidfe — Tiger swallow-tail — Tineid —
Tortricid — Toxoptera— Tree (Tickets — Tremex — Twig prun-
ers — Tyloderma — Typhlocy ba — Vanessa antiapa — \'anessa
Californica — Vedalia cardinalis — Viviparous cockroach —
"Walnut spanworm — Water bug — West Virginia — Western
cricket — "Wheel bugs" — White ants — White grubs —
Woolly aphis — Xanthium trypeta — Xiphidiura ensiferum —
Yucca insects.
Inspectors, general order to, relative to humane treatment of ani-
mals. May 13, 1896

Institutions, public, dietaries in ( Atwater) . 1901. p. 393 _ .

Instrument room or division circulars

Insurance, hail, notes on ( Abbe). 1901. p. 219

Interior Department, relation of agricultural and mechanical colleges

to, 1893(Holcomb). p. 114

Internal revenue, 1863-65. p. 146

Interstate commerce in birds and game. 1902

Interstate convention of cattlemen, 1890. See Fort Worth.
Interstate Cotton Growers' Protective Association, officers of. 1901.

p. 637

Intestinal fever in swine. See Hog cholera.

Invalid and infant foods, analvsis of, provisional method for ( Wilev) .

1902. p. 41 : '....

Inventions:

American, for cultivation by steam, history of (Brainerd). \>. 253.

Recent, for insect destruction ( Breed ) . p. 323

lodideof potassium, treatmentof lumpy jaw with (Norgaard). p. 135.

Same (Norgaard). 1893. p. ;^9 /

Iowa:

Chinch-bug observations in, in 1894 (Osborn) . p. 230

Chinooks in, notes on (Abbe). 1897. \i. 545

Farm resources and products of. 1 868. p. 202

Fungous diseases of, new (Pammel). 1891. p. 95

Grasses and forage plants of, notes on ( Pammel ) . 1897

Hog cholera ancl swine plague investigations in, j)reliminary re-
port (De Schweinitz). p. 501

Hog cholera in ( N'iles). p. 500 —

Insects of (Osborn) —

1887. p. 154

1889. p. 18

1890. p. 57

1891.

P-

57

1892.

P-

42

1893.

P-

46

Insects of, as reported to Association of Economic Entomologists
(Osborn) —

1892. p. 1 11

1893. p. 193

1896. p. 78

Meteor of March 27, 1 894, in ( Abbe) . p. 128

Meteorological records in, notes on (Abbe.) 1899.

17

A1.2:In7
Al. 10:901
A29.il:
A29.6:29

A10.3:16

A27.9:4

A5.4:38

Al. 10:901

A 7. 3:65

Al. 1:867
Al. 1:876
A4. 1:891-2
A4.3:2

A9.7:7
A29.6:25
A27.9:6 '
A28.5:7
A3. 3:9

A4.1
A4.1

899

Al. 1:887

A9.3:22

A9.3:23

A9.3:26

A9.3:30

A9.3:32

A9.7:5

A9.7:6

A9.6:6

A29.6:22

A29.6:27

373

Index

Iowa — Continued
Northern —

blackbirds and gophers in, deprecations of, in fall oi 1887

(Fisher), p. 454

same, p. 454

cultivation of fruit in. 1868. p. 321

Road situation in (Heaps). 1901. p. 64

Sheep in (Shaffer), p. 167

Swine-pla^ue in (Dunlap). 1879. p. 135

Weather and crop service report, 1899, notes on (A])l)e). p. 473.
See also Cedar Falls — Monroe County — Page County.
Iowa College of Agriculture and ^lechanic Arts, Ames, Iowa, shop-
work instruction at (Bissell). 1894. p. 65

Iowa Experiment Station, notes on certain experiments and observa-
tions at (Gillette). 1891. p. 258

Ireland :

Agricultural statistics of —

1866. p. 383

Classtficatiun nu.

Al. 1:887

A5. 1:887

A27.9:6

A22.3:21

A 1.1:864

A1.6:12

A29.6:27

1867.
1868.
1870.
1872.
1875.
1876.

338
408
435
496
453
484

Butter trade in, 1865-67. p. 379

Cattle in, pleuro-pneumonia in (Reid).
Farm labor, wages of. 1870. p. 290..
Flax cultivation in—

1860-63. No. 6. p. 21

1851-1865. No. 7. p. 28

1851-1871. p. 332

1892 (Wallace), p. 47

Live stock in, 1861-71. p. 331

p. 401 .

same. 1895. p. 22.

Markets for American products in

Wheat and cattle in, consumption and production of. 1865. No.
7. p. 27

AYheat production in, decrease of, 1847-62. No. 6. x'- 21

See also Belfast — Dublin.
Irish, Charles W. :

Artesian water in Nevada. 1891. p. 199

California, climate, soil, characteristics, and irrigation methods of.

1895. p. 475

See also, for reports as Special Agent in charge of irrigation in-
. quiry, 1893, and as Chief, Office of Irrigation Inquiry, 1894

and 1895 . ,

Irish moss, curing of, brief account of ( Bates), p. 423

Irish potato, bacterial disease of (Smith). 1896

Iron :

Determination of, in phosphates, methods of (McDowell). 1897.

p. 47

Estimation of, in mineral phosphates (Lehmann). 1897. p. 61 .

Iron and steel, production of, in U. S, 1872-73. p. 65

Same, 1872-75. p. 416

Iroquois Agricultural Societv, exhibition of. 1868. p. 406

Irrigable lands of NebraHka'(Hicks) . 1893. pt. 3, p. 167

Irrigated lands, tillage and products of soil on (Cureton). 1887.

p. 282

Irrigating convention, Trans-Missouri. 1 873. p. 598

Irrigation:

Agriculture Department, what it is doing for (Mead). 1902 . . . . .
Alkali and, recent investigations by Wyoming Experiment Station

in (Buffuni). 1900. p. 69

American, Australian report on 1884-85 (Deakin). p. 197

Arizona Ex [leriment Station farm (McClatchie). 1900. p. 125..

same, 1901 (McClatchie) . p. 87

Arkansas Valley, Colo. (Stover) . 1902. p. 287

A10.3:20
A9.7:3

A27.9:4

A27.9:5

A27.9:6

A27.9:8

A27.9:10

A27.9:13

A27.9:14

A27.9:5

A4. 1:889-90

A27.9:8

A27.9:l

A27.9:3

A27.9:9

All. 5:4

A27.9:9

A27.9:33

A12.3:l

A27.9:3
A27.9:l

A15.2:P94i
A 1.10:895

A15.1:
A 1.1:866
A28.3:12

A7.3:51

A7.3:51

A27.9:12

A27.9:14

A27.9:6

A15.2:Ir7^

A15.2:P94'
A27.9:ll

A10.4:48

A10.3:76
A15.2:Ir7i
A 10. 3:1 04
A10.3:119
A10.3:119

374

Irrigation — Continued

Artesian wells in Algiers. 1891. pt. 1. p. 369

Azores, as presented in Census Bulletin No. 35, Feb. 27, 1891.

p. 228

Bear River Vallev, Utah, 1901 (Stover). 1902. p. 243

Big Thompson River ( Field). 1902

Boise Vallev, Idaho, duty of water as related to problems of

(Ross). '1900. p. 219

Cache Creek, Cal., investigations (Wilson). 1901. p. 155

Colorado —

practical, in. p. 254

statistics and progress (Carpenter). 1890. p. 181

Connecticut and New Jersev, notes on (Phelps and Voorhees).

1897 -

Cultivation of raisin grape by (Eisen). 1891. p. 225

Deciduous fruits, notes on (Wickson). 1900. p. 80

Discharge records and diagrams, computation of (Johnston).

1900. p. 47

Ditches for, small, how to build (Johnston and Stannard). 1902.

Evils, remedies, and compensations of (Marsh), p. 362

Excessive, danger from, and the remedy (Beal). 1899. p. 5

Facts and comlitions relating to, in various countries (Hinton).

1891. pt. 1. p. 375 .■

Field and garden ( Wickson). 1901 ^

France, Italy, and Spain. 1891. p. 278

Fruit growers on Pacific coast, practice among (Wickson) . 1902. .

Fruit growing (Wickson). 1900

Garden and greenhouse (Taft). 1895. p. 233

Grand Valley, Colo., 1901 (Stover). 1902. p. 265

Great Eastern Canal, Platte County, Nebraska, 1900 (Stout), p.
195

same, 190r(Stout)." p.*299!!!]. .!.!!

Great Plains (Newell). 1896. p. 167

Hawaii, report on (Maxwell). 1900

Honey Lake basin, California, problems of (Smythe) 1901. p. 71.

Humid climates (King). 1896

India. 1873. p. 604

Injurious insects and (Howard). 1890. p. 215

Investigations —

discussion of (Mead). 1900. p. 15

employment of agents in. 1899. p. 27

for 1900, report on

same, discussion of ( Johnston ). p. 21

same, review of (Mead), p. 13

for 1901, report on

same, summary of results (Teele). p. 17

of Office of Experiment Stations, scope and purpose of

(Mead). 1902. p. 417

same, lists of publications of oflice on

schedules of

Laws of Northwest Territories of Canada and of Wyoming. 1901.

See ((/.so Canadian northwest irrigation act.
Laws of States and Territories on water rights and, abstract ( if

(Critchett). 1893 '.

Lists of publications of experiment stations office on

Logan River canals (Swendsen). 1902. p. 179

Measurement in, etc. —

1895. p. 610

1896. p. 630

1897. p. 640

Methods of ( Carpenter). 1893. p. 142 - .

Missouri experiment station, experiments at (Waters). 1902.

p. 305.

Index

Classlflcatloii nu.
A15.2:Ir7'^

A15.2:P94'
A 10.3:1 19
A10.3:118

A10.3:86
A10.3:100

Al.l:871
A15.2:P94i

A10.3:36

Al5.2:P94i

A10.3:76

A10.3:86
Al. 9:158
Al. 1:874
A1.9:103

A15.2:Ir7^

Al. 9:138

A15.2:P94i

A10.3:108

A1.9:l]6

A1.10:895

A10.3:119

A10.3:104
A10.3:119
A 1.10:896
A 10. 3:90
A10.3:100
A1.9:46
A27.9:ll
A9.7:2

A 10. 3:86

A1.9:97

A10.3:104

A10.3:104

A10.3:104

A10.3:n9

A10.3:119

AlO. 1^:901
A10.2:lr7
A10.8:
AID. 3:96

A15.3:l

A10.2:lr7

A10.3:104

A 1.10:895
Al. 10:896
A L 10:897
A10.3:16

Modes and results of. p. 576 - •

^Montana, Idaho, eastern Washington, and Oregon in 1890
(Nimmo). p. 149

Montana, investigations in, 1900 (Fortier). p. 267

A10.3:119
Al. 1:870

A15.2:P94i
A 10.3:104

375

p. 225 .
p. 147.

Index

Irrif;ation — Continued

iMuntana, investigations in, 1901 (Fortier).
Nevada, investigations in (Wilson). 1902,
New Jersey, report on (Voorhees). 1900 ,

same (Voorhees). 1902. p. 353

New Jersey and Connecticut, notes on (Phelps and Voorhees).

1897

New Mexico, 1901 (Reed), p. 37 -

Officials and associations, list of. 1901

Orchards, methods in ( McClatchie) . 1900. p. 91

Pecos Ri ver and its triVmtaries, New Mexico (Reed). 1902. p._61.
Possible and actual influence of, on insect injurv in New Mexico

(Townsend). 1892. p. 78

Practical, report on (Johnston and Stannard). 1900. p. 491

Public control of (Mead). 1901. p. 680

Report on ( Poston ) . p. 193

Rice in —

North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia (Keenev). 1902.
p. 59 "

United States. 1902

uplands of Louisiana and Texas (Bond). 1902. p. 11

Rise and future of, in U. S. ( Mead) . 1899. p. 591

Rocky Mountain States (Ulrich). 1899

Salinas Valley, Cal., problems in (Marx). 1901. p. 193

Salt River Valley, Arizona, investigations in, 1900 (Code), p. 83.

same, 1901 (Code), p. 51

San Joaquin River, Cal. (Soule). 1901. p. 215

Southern States, some of. 1891. Pt. 1. __ p. 323

Study of recent progress in. 1897. p. 17

Systems of different countries, p. 275

Theories and practices (Charpentier de Cossigny). 1891. p. 268.
United States, testimony of Ehvood Mead before U. S. Industrial

Commission, June 11 and 12, 1901 . 1901

United States (Hinton). 1887

United States in 1890, progress report ( Hinton) . 1891

Use of water in, report of investigations made in 1899, including

reports Ijy special agents and observers. 1900

Washington, use of water in, 1901 (Waller). 1902. p. 191

Water measurements for (Abbe). 1897. pp. 208, 545

Water supply and, in Mexico. 1885. p. 223

Wheatland, Wyo., use of water for (Johnston). 1902. p. 207...
Winter —

noteon (Abbe). 1900. p. 17

of deciduous orchards, p. 12

Wire in, use of, report on (Betts). 1899. p. 301

same (Abbe). 1899. _ p. 473

Wisconsin, experiments in (King). 1902. p. 313

Yakima Valley, Wash., use of water in (Waller). 1902. p. 241. .
See aim Artesian and underflow investigation — California —

Draining — Wyoming.
Irrigation and cultivation of soil there])y, physical data; conditions

and progress within U. S. for 1891 (Hinton )

Irrigation and its relation to State weather-service work (Salisbury).

1894. p. 24 - .

Irrigation and land drainage, list of references to publications relating

to (lledrick). 1902

Irrigation conference, 1890. See Melbourne, Australia.

Irrigation congress, 1900. See Chicago, 111., national good roads and"

irrigation congresses.

Irrigation Inquiry Office, Agriculture Department

Irrigation investigations. See Irrigation.
Irving, W. :

Gage canal, Riverside, California, dntv of water under —

1899. p. 131 "

1900. p. 137 . . -

1 901. p. 146

Isabel Island, Mexico, reptiles of (Stejneger). 1899. p. 63

Classlfli-atlon no.

A10.3:119
A10.3:104
A10.3:87
A10.3:119

A10.3:36
A10.3:119
Al. 10:901
A10.3:76
A10.3:104

A9.7:5
Al. 10:900
A 1.10:901
Al. 1:867

A10.3:113

A10.3:113

A10.3:113

Al. 10:899

A10.3:73

A10.3:100

A10.3:104

A10.3:119

A10.3:100

A15.2:Ir7 2

A1.9:56

Al. 1:871

A15.2:P94i

A10.3:105

A15.2:Ir7i

A15.2:P94i

Al 0.3:86
AlO. 3:119
A29.6:25
A15.2:Ir7i
A10.3:104

A29.6:28
Al. 9:144
A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A 10. 3:1 19
A10.3:104

A15.2:Ir7
A29.3:14
A 17.3:41

A15.

AlO. 3:86
A10.3:104
A10.3:119
A5.5:14

376

18S>1.

p. lO

Isabella jjrape in South America. 1866. p. 426 . .
Isaria, ^liniK'sota, .species of, note on (MacMillan)
I^^laiiil j)()SHessionH of U. S. :

A^a-icultutal inve.stigations in (Evans). 1901. p. oO.'i

Agrirulture in (Cook). 1901. p. 349

Sketches of. 1901. p. 685

See alxo Hawaii — Philipi)ines — Porto Rico.

Isobars, high-level, report on (Abbe). 1896. p. 419

Isobars and their accuracy ( Abbe). 1896. p. 334

Isotherms for given altitude, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 166

Italian honey-bee, or culture and Italianization of native or black

honey-bee (Colvin). p. 530

Italy:

Agricultural education in ( Paparelli ) . 1893. p. 326

Agricultural investigation in, institutions for (Paparelli). 1893.

p. 233

Agriculture in —

1871. p. 204

1876. pp. 425, 497

1876 (Andrews) . p. 283

1885. No. 19. p. 36 .,

American pork in, interdiction of. 1889. p. 129

Hemp in, special consular report on growth of (Gardini). J 897.

p. 15 ; :

Irrigation in. 1891. p. 278

Mountains of, meteorology of (Denza). 1896. p. 659

Seeds and plants collected in, bv Barbour Lathrop and David G.
Fairchild. 1900 "

Sorghum in. 1884. p. 77

AVool in, production and prices of. 1895. p. 144

See also Gatania — Como - — ]Milan — Sicilv.
Itch. Sec Texas itch.
Ithaca, N. Y.:

Sinmlium common at, notes on (Howard). 1888. p. 99

Swine-plague near (Law) —

1879. p. 56

1880. p. 68

1881. p. 81

Ives, W. J. , lards sent by, c( )mi)osition of. p. 188

Ixodes bovis, remarks on (Riley). 1869. p. 168

Ixophorus, genus ( Scribner ) . 1897. p. 5

Ixtle fiber, letter on (Murphy). 1869. p. 232

Same. 1870. p. 354

Jack rabbits of U. S. (Palmer)

Jack-o-lantern, or ignis fatuus (Ab])e) . 1897. ]>. 211

Jackson, Charles. Flax-cotton; its adaptation to cotton machinerv.

p. 405 ! - .

See also, as joint author, Moorhead, J. K.
Jackson, J. F. :

Address of, before convention of National League for Good Roads,

Wasliington. 1893. p. 30

Roads, good, how to ])rocure means to build. 1895. p. 29

Jackson, J. F. B. Road improvement in Jefferson Countv, Ala-
bama. 1902. p. 31 1 ...

Jackson, Sheldon. Agricultural and horticultural conditions in

Yukon Valley, preliminaiy report on. 1898. j). 35

Jackson, W. H. Blood horse, essay on. 1882. p. 50

Jacobs, Aliss Kmma S. Domestic science, teaching, in rural districts.

1902. ]). 96

Jaeger, Hermann:

Grapevine, downy mildew and l)lack-rot of, tri'atincnt of, with
salts of copper, at Neosho, IMo. —

1887. p. 29

1888. p. 29

1889. p. 65

Jaffa, Myer E. :

California, farmers' institute work accom])lished in. 1902. }). 16.

Index

ClasslQcutlon no.

A27.9:4

A28.5:6

Al. 10:901
A 1.10:901
Al. 10:901

A29.6:24
A29.6:24
A29.6:28

Al. 1:863

A10.6:4

A10.6:4

A27.9:9
A27.9:14
A 1.1:876
A27.9:23
A27.9:27

All. 5:11

A15.2:P94i

A29.3:ll^

A6.6:6
A7.3:3
A27.9:33

A9.7:l

A1.6:12

Al.6:22

A1.6:34

A7. 1:889

A1.2:C29i

A3. 3:4

A27.9:7

A27.9:S

A5.3:8

A29.6:25

A 1.1:862

A10.3:14
A22.3:n

A22.3:23

A10.3:48
A1.8:22

A10.3:120

A6.3:5

A6.3:10

A6.3:ll

A 10. 3:120

Index

Jaffa, Myer E.— Continued

California eggs, food value of. p. 510

Fruitarians and Chinese, nutrition investigations among, at Cali-
fornia Agricultural Experiment Station, 1899-1901

Nutrition investigations at California Agricultural Experiment

Station, 1896-98 .\

Jamaica, West Indies:

Cinchona jilanting in (Parry). 1871. p. 120

Climatological data for —

1897 (Abbe), pp. 259, 308, 350, 444

1898. pp. 16, 60, 210, 308

1901 (Hall ) . pp. 214, 253, 304, 352, 407, 497, 595

1902. II. 69

1902 (Cousins), pp. 444, 487

Hurricanes in, 1689-1880, note on (Abbe), p. 550

Meteorological service, note on ( Abbe ) . 1902. p. 183

Rainfall of May, 1870-98, in, notes on (Abbe), p. 415

same, 1899 (Abbe), p. 206 _

Sun-spot period and temperature and rainfall of (Hall). 1901.

p. 503

Thunderstorms and clouds in (Abbe). 1896. p. 15

Weather ])ureau high level stations, note on (Abbe). 1897.

p. 399 ,

Weather bureau service, 1898 (Hall), p. 303

same, 1899 (Abbe.), p. 161

Jamaican coccidse, food plants of some (Cockerell) 1893. pp. 158,

245

James, C. C. Agriculture, teaching, in public schools. 1902. p. 84.
James, E. J. Government in its relation to forests. 1888. p. 23...

James, Joseph F. Fossil fungi, notes on, 1891. p. 268

James River, Va. Freshets in, 1870-99 (Abbe), p. 156

Same, 1893-96 (Evans), p. 590

James River Valley, physical features and flood conditions of ( Evans ) .

1899. p. 250

Janney, Samuel M. Virginia; her past, present, and future, p. 17.
January, weather conditions for, statement ofaverage(Garriott). p. 21,
Japan :

Agriculture in. 1873. (Capron.) p. 364

same. 1891. p. 563 ,

American butter in ( Gowey "i . p. 521 ,

Cereal crops. 1893. p. 270'

Flora of (Hogg). 1875. p. 178 ,

Leather industry in ( Lyon ) . p. 526 ,

Locust in, migratorv, occurrence of, in 1883 (Brooks). App. p. 59

Our trade with, 1889-1899. ( Hitchcock) _

Rice and silk culture, and agricultural education in (Tamari).

1885. p. 187

San Jose scale in, preliminary report on (Marlatt). 1902. p. 41

Tea culture in. 1872. p. 286

Treaty of Shimonoseki between China and, Apr. 17, 1895, and

possibilities of U. S. trade with

Weather bureau of (Wright). 1900. p. 381

Winds of Arizona and ( Abbe ) . 1895. p. 255

See also Marlatt, Charles Lester.

Japan current, studies of (Abbe). 1898. p. 366

Jajjanese Coccidfo, some new species of, with notes (Cockerell).

1896. p. 47

Japanese insects:

Injurious, liable to be introduced into United States. 1896

Injurious to fruit, two (Matsumura). 1898. p. 36

Japanese oak-feeding silkworm, notes on cultivation of (Webster).

1889. p. 273

Japanese paper, manufacture of. 1872. p. 290

Japanese ])each fruit-worm, report on. 1889. p. 64

Japanese silkworm, parasite of, Ugimvia sericarlje rond. (Mik).
1891. p. 113 ..-■-

ClasMiflciitloii no.

A4. 1:898

A10.3:107

A10.3:84

A27.9:9

A29.6:25
A29.6:26
A29.6:29
A29.6:30
A29.6:30
A29.6:28
A29.6:30
A29.6:26
A29.6:28

A29.6:29
A29.6:24

A29.6:25
A29.6:26
A29.6:27

A9.7:5

A10.3:120

A13.3:2

A28.5:7

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A29.6:27
Al. 1:864
A29.6:29

Al.l:873
A27.9:29

A4. 1:898

A27.9:.32

A27.9:13

A4. 1:899

A8.1:3

A12.3:18

A1.7:9

A9.6:31

A27.9:10

A12.4:6

A29.6:28

A29.6:23

A29.6:26

A9.8:4

A9.8:4
A9.6:10

A9.7:l

A27.9:10

A9.7:2

A9.7:4

378

Japanese strongyle (Strongylus subtiles) which may possibly occur

in returning American troops (Stiles). 1902. p. 41

Japy knapsack .^iirayer, improved (Galloway). 1891. p. 39

Jaques ' ' cream pot ' ' stock ( Dodge) . p. 292

See also "Cream Pot" stock.
Jarring for curculio on an extensive scale in Georgia, Avith list of

insects caught (Scott and Fiske). 1902. p. 24

Java:

Dutch East Indies, sugar-cane borers of (Zehntner). 1898. p.

32

Sugar in, diffusion and carbonatation of, extracts from report 'on

(Lucassen). 1885. p. 49

Jefferson, Mark S. W. :

Rain gages, reduction of records of. 1901. p. 499

Rainfall of Leeward and Windward islands. 1901. p. 56

Jefferson, Thomas, as meteorologist (Randolph and Francis). 1896.

p. 456

Jefferson Countv, Alabama, road improvement in (Jackson).

1902. p. 31

Jefferson County, Colorado, agricultural resources of (Berthoud).

1869. p. 381*

Jefferson County, Missouri, swine-plague in' (McNutt). 1879.

p. 173 -

Jefferson Memorial and Interstate Good Roads Convention, Char-
lottesville, Va., Apr. 2-4, 1902, proceedings of. 1902

Jefferson memorial road, Va. (Shaw). 1902. p. 27

Jenefiuen. See Sisal hemp.
Jenkins, Edward Hopkins:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists at fourth annual convention. 1887. p. 6

Agricultural experiment work, cooperation of agricultural experi-
ment stations with farmers' organization in. 1895. p. 50

Cigar-wrapper leaf, methods of experimenting with. 1901. p.

102 ---.

Jenkins, Edward Hopkins, and Winton, Andrew Lincoln. Feeding

stuffs, American, compilation of analyses of. 1892

Jenks, Charles N. Sheep husbandry in Texas. 1877. p. 122

Jennings, Thorp Buttolph. Storm-warning messages ( Form 1043 C) ,
should [thev] be of some distinctive color to more readily

attract attention? 1899. p. 53

Jennings, W. S. :

Road improvement in Florida, progress of. 1901. p. 60

Speech of, as permanent chairman. International (rood Roads
Congress, held at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 16-21, 1901. p. 17....
Jensen, Charles A. See, as joint author, Gardner, Frank Duane.
Jensen, Charles A., and Olshausen, B. A.:

Soil survey of Boise area, Idaho, p. 421

Soil survey of Yakima area, Washington, p. 389

Jensen, Josei)h. Electric engineering in Utah, development of.

1898. p. 91 -

Jen.^en process, new method of treating grain l)v, tor prevention of

smut (Galloway). 1891. p. 372 ." _.

Jenter, C. G. Acid and alkali solutions, standardizing the more

common, results obtained in. 1893. p. 43

Jerked beef, or tasajo, manufacture and exportation of by River

Plata countries, p. 399

Jerusalem artichokes:

Description of. 1898. p. 10

For pigs. 1899. p. 20

Jesunofsky, L. J. Frost formation, some peculiarities in, over coast

region of South Carolina. 1902. p. 479

Jewell, L. E. Aiiueous vajKjr, relative qualities of in atmosphere,
determination of, by means of absorj)tion lines of the spectrum.

1896 \

Johns Hopkins University, meteorology at (Fassig). 1898. p. 306,

*By ii misprint, this jiiiKi' nuiiil)cr appears twice.

Index

(.Uasslfii-iitlDii no.

A4.3:.35

! A28.5:7
Al. 1:866

A9.6:31

A9.6:10
A7.3:8

A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A29.6:23

A22.3:23

A27.9:7

A1.6:12

A22.3:25
A22.3:25

A7.3:16

Al 0.3:24

A10.3:99

A10.3:ll
A1.2:Sh3

A29.3:24
A22.3:21
A22.3:21

A 26. 5:9011
A 26. 5:901 1

A 10. 3:49

A28.5:7

A7.3:38

A 4. 1:899

A 1.9:73
A 1.9:92

A 29. 6:30

A29.3:16
A29.6:26

379

Index

Johnson, A. L. Timber trestle bridges, economical designing of

Johnson, Benjamin P., short l)iogra])hy of. 1869. p. 136

Johnson, Ednmnd. Agriculture of Tuapan, Mexico. 1874. p. 498.
Johnson, J. B. :
Woods —

mechanical tests made at Washington University testing lab-
oratory, St. Louis, Mo. 1893. p. 3

mechanical tests, results of. 1893. p. 22

See also, as investigator, Fernow, Bernard Eduard.
Johnson, Lawrence:

Boll-worm ( Ileliothis armigera), report on. 1880. p. 150

same, p. 1 50

Cotton worm, boll worm, and other insects, report on. 1883. p. 53.
Johnson, R. E. Decimal svstem of weights and measures. 1864.

No. 6. p. 20 '.

Johnson, S. W^. Address of, as president of Association of American
Agricultural Colleges and Exjieriment Stations at 10th annual

convention, 1896. p. 43

See also, as joint author, Atwater, Wilbur Olin.
Johnson, Willard Drake. Clouds, umbrella, notes on. 1898. p. 207.
Johnson, Willis Grant:

Aphelinus fuscipennis, an important parasite upon San Jose scale

in eastern United States. 1900. p. 73

Emory fumigator; new method for handling hydrocyanic-acid

gas in orchards. 1899. p. 43

Entomologicai notes, miscellaneous. 1899. p. 62

Green pea louse, destructive (Nectarophora destructor), for 1900,

notes upon. p. 55

Hydrocyanic-acid gas —

as remedy for San Jose scale and other insects. 1898. p. 39..
results with, for destruction of insects in large buildings.

1901. p. 166

Insects —

little-known, of economic importance, note on some. 1897.

p. 83

of economic importance for 1900, notes on. p. SO

Maryland —

entomological notes from. 1896. p. 63

insects, principal injurious, of year, notes on. 1897. p. 80...

same. 1898. p. 92

Nursery and orchard inspection, experiences in. 1901. p. 163..
Pea louse, destructive, new and important economic species of

genus Nectarophora. 1899. p. 94

Scale insects, new and old, notes on. 1896. p. 74

Stalk worm, new enemy to young tobacco. 1899. p. 99

Johnson grass, investigations made during season of 1901 (Ball).

1902

Johnston, C. T. :

Irrigation discharge records and diagrams, computation and

preparation of. 1900. p. 47

Irrigation investigations for 1900, discussion of. 1902. p. 21

Water for irrigation at Wheatland, Wyo., use of. 1902. p. 207..

Water supply of Bear River and its diversion. 1899. p. 9

Wyoming, duty of water in. 1900. p. 171

Johnston, C. T., and Stannard, J. D. :

Irrigation, practical. 1900. p. 491

Irrigation ditches, small, how to build. 1902

Johnston, Jos. F. Alabama, road improvement in, extract from

governor' s message, p. 1

Joint-worm attack, apparent, some features of (Webster). 1892.

p . 89

Joint-worm flies. See Grass and grain joint-worm flies.

Jones, Calvin C. Cotton as sur})lus crop. 1870. p. 36

Jones, Ednmnd. Storms, distant, indicated by tides at New York.

1894. p. 372

Jones, Francois S. Argentine Republic, cattle and cattle products of,
some statistics of. 1899. p. 515

Classlflration no.
A13.3:12
A27.9:7
A27.9:12

A13.3:8
A13.3:8

Al. 1:881-2
A9. 1:882
A9.3:l

A27.9:2

A10.3:41
A29.6:26

A9.6:26

A 9. 6:20
A9.6:20

A9.6:26

A9.6:17

A 10. 3:99

A 9. 6:9
A9.6:26

A9.6:6
A9.6:9
A9.6:17
A10.3:99

A9.6:20

A9.6:6

A9.6:20

A19.3:ll

A 10. 3:86
A 10.3:104
A10.3:104
A10.3:70
A10.3:86

Al. 10:900
Al. 9:158

A22.4:33

A 9. 7:5

A27.9:8
A 29. 6:22

A4. 1:899

380

Jones, Frank M. Dermestes vulpinns in f^oat skins. 1889. p. 6,3..
JoiK'H, Isaac. Alaska, interior of, recf)nnois8ance along trail from

P^agle to Valdez. p. 283

Jones, J. D. Cork oak, growth of in U. S. 1895. p. 9

Jones, J. li. Mule, its ases, how to breed, grow, prepare for the

market, and sell. p. 335

Jones, L. R. Potato blight and rot, comparative test of fungicides

in checking. 1893. p. 89

Jones, R. W. :

Boll worm of cotton, report on. 1885. App. p. 17

Cotton worm (Aletia xylina), observations and experiments on,

report of. 1883. p. 47

Jones, T. C. Pacific coast, field crops and animal industrv of. 1892.

p. 59 '.

See aho, as joint author, Hilgard, Eugene Woldemar.

Jones, Thomas C. Eggs, Madeira, exports of. p. 520

Jones, William J.:

Aletia, report on. 1885. App. p. 55

Cotton arm v worm, origin of, and best means of destroying. 1878.

p. 356 . .". ".

See also, as joint author, Huston, Henry Augustus.
Jordan, Whitman Howard:

Agricultural .experiment stations, American, growth and purpose

in. 1901. p. 42

Dietary studies at Maine State college in 1895

Digestion experiments, American, report on. 1896. p. 5

Jordan, Whitman Howard, and Hall, Frank H. Digestibility of

American feeding stuffs. 1900

Journal of mycology, devoted to study of fungi, especially in their

relation to plant diseases

Jou vea, leaf structure of (Ogden). p. 12

Judd, Sylvester Dwight:
Birds —

as weed destroyers. 1898. p. 221

four common, of farm and garden. 1895. p. 405

of a Maryland farm. 1902

Food of nestling birds. 1900. p. 411

Shrikes, food of. 1898. p. 15

Sparrows, relation of, to Agriculture. 1901

Judd, Thomas. Almond in southwest Utah and southeast Nevada.

p. 55

July, weather conditions for, statement of average (Garriott). p. 307.

Jumping mice of the genus zapus, revision of (Preble). 1899

June, weather conditions for, statement of average (Garriott). p. 258.

Jungrteisch, , and Grimbert, . Sugars, analysis of, some

facts relative to. 1890. p. 135

Jupiter, Fla. Precipitation at, 1889-91. p. 108

Jute:

P.eugal crop. 1888. p. 539

Culture of ramie and. p. 261

san\e ( Lefranc). 1873

Culture, national importance, etc. ( Waterhouse). p. 289

same ( Waterhouse). 1883

Culture in U. S. 1871. p. 70

same. 1872. p. 490

same ( Dodge). 1896

Introduction of. p. 171

same. p. 402

Louisiana. 1874. p. .389

United States and India, p. 294

Sec also Fibers — Flax — Hemp — Ramie and jute.

Jute and other fibers in U. S. (Dodge). 1892. p. 91

Same, 2d ed. p. 91

Juvisy, France, observatory of, physical and meteorological re-
searches, principally on solar rays, made at station of agricul-
tural climatology at ( Fkunmarion) . 1 899. pp. 103, 203

Index

Clusslflcatltiii 110.
A9.7:2

AlO.l 2:901
A13.3:ll

A4. 1:891-2

A10.3:16

A8.1:4

A9.3:l

A 1.8:20

A4. 1:900 .

A8.1:4

A9.2:C82

A10.3:99
A 10. 3:37
A10.6:6

A10.3:77

A28.5:
A3. 3:8

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:895
A5.3:17
Al. 10:900
A 5. 3:9
A5.3:15

A20. 1:895
A29.6:29
A5.5:15
A29.6:29

A7.3:28
A29.6:20

A27.9:26
Al. 1:873
A1.8:S
Al. 1:876
A1.8:30
A27.9:9
A27.9:10
A 11. 5:8
Al. 1:871
A27.9:9
A27.9:12
A 1.1:874

A27.8:l
All. 5:1

A10.6:10

381

1896

Index

Katir corn:

Characteristics, culture, and uses (Georgeson)

Merits of, for dry regions. 1898. p. 13 ,

Red and white, comparative value of corn and, steer-feeding ex-
periments to ascertain (Georgeson). p. 483

Kain, Samuel W.:

Thunderstorms in New Brunswick, 1897. p. 105

Whirlwinds, local, in New Brunswick, notes on. 1900. p. 488.
Kain, Sanmel W., and others. Seismic and oceanic noises, report

on. 1898. p. 152

Kains, Maurice Grenville:

Chicory growing. 1900

Chicorv growing as addition to resources of American farmer.

1898

Horse-radish, circular on, 1898

See also, as revisor, Nash, George V.

Kalamazoo, Mich., celery culture at (Little), p. 343

Kales, John W. :

Explosive noises at Franklinville, N. Y. 1897. p. 393

Lightning, serpentine. 1899. p. 461

Thunderstorms in Franklinville, N. Y. 1897. p. 309

Kammerhueber, . See Cluss and Kammerhueber.

Kangaroo rats, three new, descrii)tions of, with remarks on identity

of Dipodomys ordii of Woodhouse (Merriam). 1890. p. 41..
Kansas:

Animal industry of, condition of (Heath), p. 405

Arid regions of, possibilities of reclamation by utilizing under-

Iving waters (Miller). 1891. Ft. 1, p. 301

Cattle in—

ergotism among (Trumbower) . p. 310

same, p. 89

same (Bird), pp. 3, 17

pleuro-pneumonia among, ontlireak of (Devoe). p. 322

southern cattle fever among, outl)reak of (Trumbower). p. 393.
same. 1884. p.207..-

Texas fever among (Hill). 1897. p. 318

Texas itch among (Mayo), p. 488

tuberculosis among (Mayo) . p. 479

Dairy industry in (Chubbuck) . 1897

Electrical storms in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 216

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 209

Forest trees in, experiments with (Vasey). 1872. p. 506

Grasses of arid districts of, investigation of (Vasey) . 1886

Insect enemies of farmer in, notes on (Kellogg). 1892. p. 114..

Locusts or grasshoppers in (Snyder). 1868. p. 456

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (Stanlev).

P 4

Rocky Mountain locust in, in 1880 (Chipman). App., p. 55

Sorghum culture in, history of (Adams). 1884. p. 71

Sorghum-sugar experiments in. 1884. p. 63

same. 1889 (Spencer), p. 7

Sorghum-sugar industry in (Cowgill). 1888. p. 18

same, abstract of report (Cowgill). p. 223

Southwestern, flora of, collection of ])lants made by C. H. Thomp-
son in 1893, report on (Hitchcock). 1896. p. 537

Storm, local, of Sept. 8, 1895, in (Abbe), p. 338 ,

Trip to, to investigate reported damages from grasshoppers —

paper read before Association of Economic Entomologists,
1891. (Osborn). p. 58

report on (Osborn). 1891. p. 49

Winds in, hot (Abbe). 1897. j). 260 _.

See also Arkalon — Attick — Butler County — Conway Springs —

Dodge City — Douglass — Fort Scott — Garden City — Liberal —

Marshall "County — Meade — Medicine Lodge — Minneola —

Ness City — Ottawa — Sterling.

I'liisKlflcatloii no.

A1.9:37
A1.9:73

A4. 1:898

A29.6:26
A29.6:28

A29.6:26

A6.4:29

A6.3:19
A6.4:15

Al. 1:886

A29.6:25
A29.6:27
A29.6:25

A5.5:4

A4. 1:889-90

A15.2:Ir7''

A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A4.3:18
A29.6:26
A27.9:6
A27.9:10
A6.3:l
A9.7:5
A27.9:6

A22.4:33

A8.1:3

A7.3:3

A7.3:3

A7.3:26

A7.3:17

Al. 1:887

A6.5:3
A29.6:23

A9.3:27

A9.7:4

A29.6:26

382

Kansas, University of:

Insects injuring drugs at (Kellogg). 1894. p. .31

"Work in economic entomology at, for season of 1894 (Snow).

1894. p. 140

Kansas City, Mo., National Cattle Growers' Convention, addresses of

Norman J. Colman and D. K. Salmon before. 1887

Kansas fungi, newspeciesof (Kellerman and Swingle). 1889. p. 11.

Same ( Ellis and Kellerman) . 1889. p. 142

Kansas State Agricultural College, agricultural building (new) at.

1901. p. lO.S

Kanthack, A. A., Durham, H. E., and Blandford, W. F. H. Nagana,

or tsetse-fiy disease, p. 140

Kastle, Joseph Hoeing, Marvin, Paul, and Calvert, J. C. Oxalic
acid, action of, upon phosphates, silicates, and soil. 1894. p. 5.3.

Katipo, New Zealand, report on (Wight). 1889. p. 134

Kearney, Thomas Henry, jr.:

Botanical survey of Dismal Swamp region. 1901. p. 321

Calamagrostis, North American species of, revision of. 1898. p. 7.

Grasses and forage plants of southeastern States. 1895

Plant covering of Ocracoke Island; a study in ecology of North

Carolina strand vegetation. 1900. p. 261

Kearney, Thomas Henry, and Cameron, Frank Kenneth:

Alkali soils, certain components of, effect upon seedling plants.

1902. p. 7

Alkali soils and vegetation, some mutual relations between. 1902.

Kedzie, R. C. :

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural
Chemists, at IBtli annual convention. 1899. p. 9

Frost, protection from. 1895. p. 295

Soil analysis, report on. 1891. p. 116

Soils, acid-digestion of, vessels for. 1893. p. 82 ,

Keeney, George H. Irrigation of rice in North Carolina, South

Carolina, and Georgia. 1 902. p. 59

Keewatin. See Hudson Bay region.
Keffer, Charles Albert:

Tree planting —

experimental, in the Plains. 1898

waste places on farm. 1896. p. 323

western plains. 1895. p. 341

Wattle tree, introduction of, into southern States. 1895. p. 19..
Keith, Arthur. Topography and geology of southern Appalachians.

p. Ill

Kellerman, W. A. See, as joint author, Ellis, J. B.
Kellerman, W. Al, and Swingle, Walter Tennyson:

Fungi, new species of. 1889. p. 72

Kansas fungi, new species of. 1889. p. 11

Smut in oats and other cereals, prevention of. 1891. p. 26

Sorghum blight, status of. 1889. p. 195

Kellicott, D. S.:

Eustrotia caduca, preparatory stages of. 1891. p. 321

Hepialus argenteomaculatus, report on. 1889. p. 250

Horn fly in Ohio, note on. 1891. p. 35

Hypoderas columl)a', note on. 1892. p. 77

Moths, notes on Aegriid;e of central Ohio. 1892. p. 81

Kellner, O. Feeding stuffs, methods of determining digestibility of.

1898. p. 504

Kellogg, Vernon L. :

Insects injuring drugs at University of Kansas. 1894. p. 31

Kansas farmer, insect enemies of, notes on. 1892. p. 114

Kellv, O. II. Minnesota, resources of, etc., brief historv of. p. 31..
Kels'ey, F. D. Fungi of Helena, Mont., notes on. 1889. p. 80

See also, as joint author, Anderson, F. W.
Kelsey, S. F. Road building in mountainous country. 1902. p. 63.
Kenai Experiment Station, Alaska, report of, 1901 (Nielsen) . 1902.
p. 254

Index

Classlflriitlon no.

A9.7:7

A9.7:7

A1.8:43
A28.5:5
A28.5:5

A10.6:12

A4. 1:901

A7.3:43
A9.7:2

A6.5:5

A3.3:ll

A.3.3:l

A6.5:5

A1.8:71
A1.8:71

A7.3:57
A29.6:23
A7.3:31
A7.3:38

A10.3:113

A1.3.3:18
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:895
A13.3:ll

A1.2:Ap42

A28.5:5
A28.5:5
A28.5:6
A28.5:5

A9.7:3
A9.7:l
A9.7:4
A9.7:5
A9.7:5

A10.6:9

A9.7:7
A9.7:5
A 1.1:863
A28.5:5

A22.3:23

A10.P:901

383

Index

Kenealy, James:

Lightning recorders and their utility in forecasting thunderstorms.
1902. p. 7(j

Meteorological observatory of St. Ignatius College, Cleveland,

Ohio. 1901. p. 355./.

Kennebec River, ice in, report of (Abbe). 1897. p. 98

Kennedy, A. R. Cattle and sheep industry of Colorado, p. 367

Kennedy, Patrick Beveridge:

Caryopsis of grasses, structure of, with reference to morphology
and classification

Forage plants in Ontario, experiments with. 1899

Grasses and forage plants, cooperative experiments with. 1900..

Saltbushes, report on. 1900

Smootli broom -grass. 1899

Turkestan alfalfa. 1900

Kennels, disinfection of, by fire (Stiles). 1902. p. 15

Kenner, La., sorghum sugar, experiments at:

1888 (Stubbs). p. 273^

same, with additional matter, p. 46

1889 (Wiley), p. 10

1889 (Stubbs). p. 64

1889 (Wiley), p. 21..

Kent County, Md., soil survey of (Bonsteel) . ji. 173

Kentucky:

Agricultural and mechanical college of. 1865. Xo. 6. p. 32

Aurora in (Abbe). 1895. p. 297.

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 127

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Nail). 1902. p. 23...

Gape disease of young poultry in (Garman) . p. 504

Good roads in, organizations for (Van Pelt). 1901. p. 81

Highways, history of old and new systems (Crump) . 1895

Stock, sales of. 1870. p. 281 _.

Kentucky bluegrass seed, harvesting, curing, and cleaning (Pieters

and Brown). 1902

Kentucky sheep, improved ( Scctt) . j). 334

Ken worthy, Charles J. Wool-growing in Australia, p. 204

Kerkam's kites with rocket signals (Abbe). 1897. p. 206

Kerosene, experiments with, upon insects injuriously affecting

orange tree and cotton plant. 1883

Kerosene emulsion:

Experiments with (Osborn) . 1891. p. 63

Historic notes on (Cook). 1891. p. 62

Pyrethrum and (Riley). 1891. p. 32

Remedy for white grubs. 1888. p. 48

Kerosene knapsack sprayer, modification of (Weed). 1895. p. 28..

See also Knapsack.

Kerry breed of cattle (Howard), p. 313

Kew gardens, p]ngland. 1870. p. 233

Kew Observatory, change at, note on (Al)be). 1900. p. 67

Kev, Sothoron. See, as joint author. Hicks, Gilbert Henrv.
Key West, Fla. :

Gulf stream near, drift of, note on. 1900. p. 210

Waterspouts at (Boynton). 1899. p. 351

Kickbusch, F. W. Stettin, Germany, cost of hauling farm products

over wagon roads at. p. 9

Kidney worm of swine, our present knowledge of (Tayler). p. 612.

Kiernan, John A. Cattle notes of southwestern Texas, p. 511

Kilborne, F. L. Abortion in mares, outbreak of. 1893. p. 49

See aho, as joint author, Smith, Theobald.
Kilborne, F. L., and Schroeder, Ernest C. Bovine tuberculosis in
Soldiers' Home herd of 60 cattle, clinical notes on. 1894.

riasslficatioii no.

A29.3:31

A29.6:29
A29.6:25
A4. 1:891-2

A3.3:19

A3.4:20

A3.3:22

Al. 9:108

A3.4:18

A3.4:25

A4.3:35

Al.l:888

A7.3:20

A7.3:20

A7.3:26

A7.3:26

A26.5:900i

A27.9:3

A29.6:23

A27.9.6

A10.3:120

A4. 1:898

A22.3:21

A22.3:13

A27.9:8

A19.3:19
Al. 1:866
Al. 1:864
A29.6:25

A9.3:l

Kilgore, Benjamin Wesley:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural
Chemists, at 17th annual convention. 1900. p. 7

Ammonia, phosphomolyl)date of, report on estimation of phos-
phoric acid by titration of yellow precipitate of. 1894. p. 100.

A9.7:4
A9.7:4
A9.7:4
A9.7:l
A9.6:2

Al. 1:862

A27.9:8

A29.6:28

A29.6:28
A29.6:27

A22.7:27
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4.3:3

A4.3:7

A7.3:62
A7.3:43

384

Kilfiore, Benjamin Wesley — Continued

Cotton-seed products, feeding value of. 1896. p. 385

Fodders and green materials, fat in, preliminary report on estima-
tion of. 1897. p. 98

Phosphoric acid, Pemberton's method of determination, com-
parison of, with official method by Francis Bergami. 1894.

P i>" :--:

Plant f<Mid, artificial requirements of soils. 1902. p. 73

Kilgore, Benjamin Wesley, and Williams, C. B. Phosphoric acid,
citrate-insoluble, comparison of results by old and new meth-
ods for. 1894. p. 108 ,

Kilgore' s modification of volumetric method of estimating phos-
phoric acid (Williams). 1901. p. 55

Killdeer jdover, circular on. 1889

Killin, Benton. Agriculture in Alaska, report on. 1898. p. 29

Kimball, Herbert H.:

Atmosphere, general circulation of, especially in Arctic regions.

1900. p. 408

Civil service examinations for weather observers in U. S. Weather

Bureau. 1898. p. 548

Climate of Antigua, W. I., seasonal variations in. 1890-1900.

p. 168

Earthshine, variability of, some causes of. 1901. p. 209

Ice caves and frozen wells as meteorological phenomena. 1901.

p. 366

Meteorological notes, monthly

[Individual articles are entered in index under their specific subjects.]

Rainfall frf)m convectional currents. 1900. p. 483

Sun si)ots and weather, report on. 1901. p. 248

Thunderstorm, automatic records of. 1899. p. 355

King, Franklin Hiram:

(iround water, fluctuations in level and rate of movement of,
on Wisi'onsin Agricultural Experiment Station farm and at
Whitewater, Wis., observations and experiments on. 1892 . . .

Irrigation experiments in Wisconsin. 1902. • p. 313

Irrigation in humid climates. Dec. , 1896

Lysimeter. What does a lysimeter teach? 1891. p. 106

King, (t. B. Horticulture, American, danger to, from introduction

of injurious scale insects. 1901. p. 171

King, William M. ;S'ee, for reports as Chief, Seed Division, Agri-

cmlture Department, 1885-88

King, William Rice. Orange, relative merits of various stocks of,
with notes on mal di goma and mutual influence of stock and

scion. 1891

Kingbird, food habits of (Barrows), p. 233

Same, p. 233

Kings River, Cal. :

Evaporation experiments on. 1 901 . p. 323

Water appropriation from ( ( irunsky ). 1901. p. 259

Kingsessing and Tinicum meadow district, on Delaware River, drain-
age of (Ludlow). 1884. p. 240

Kinney, Abbot:

Eucalyptus, growth of, in U. S. 1895. p. 23

Forests of Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Bernardino counties,

Cal. 1888. p. 198

Kirk, Robert J. Horses, American, in Denmark. 1898. p. 53

Kirkland, Archie Howard:
Arsenate of lead —

improvement in manufacture of. 1899. p. 102

j>reparation and use of. 1897. p. 46

Brown-tail moth in iMassachusetts, report on. 1900. p. 75

Cranberry lireworm, probable remedy for. 1899. p. 53

Insect jK'sts, fnur ini]Mirte<l, iioti-s on, 1902. p. 93

Insecticide, new, rejxirt on. 1S96. p. 27

Kirkwood, Mo., pyrethrum experiments at (Murtfeldt). p. 85

Same, p. 85

Index

Classiflfiitluii no,
A 10. 3:33
A7.3:5

A7.3:43
A10.3:115

A7.3:43

A 7. 3:62
A5.4:10
A10.3:48

A29.6:29

A29.6:26

A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A29.6:29
A29.6:

A29.6:28
A 29. 6:29
A 29. 6:27

A29.3:5
A10.3:119
A1.9:46
A10.5:3

A10.3:99

A24.1:

A20.3:4
Al. 1:893
A5. 1:893

A10.3:100
A10.3:100

A1.7:7

A13.3:ll

A13.3:2
A1.2:H78

A9.6:20

A9.6:9

A9.6:2()

A9.6:20

A9.6:31

A9.6:6

A 1.1:88 1-2

A 9. 1:882

114—04-

-25

385

Index

Kissing bug, insects to which name became appUed during summer

of 1899 ( Howard). 1900. p. 24

Kitchen and table wastes, importance of loss of. p. 25

Kite and balloon station near Berlin, Germany, note on (Al)be).

1900. p. 13 - -.

Kite wire, lightning on, notes on (Abbe). 1898. i)p. 170, 257

Kites:

Aerial voyages by, notes on (Rotch). 1900. y>. 553

America and P^urope, notes on ( Abbe ). 1897. p. 165

Another use for, note on ( Abbe ). 1900. p. 252

Archibald on, report of (Abbe). 1897. p. 164

Balloons and, results of work with, at Trappes, France, notes on

(Abbe). 1899. p. 411

Balloons, clouds, and kites, re])nrt on (Abbe). 1896. p. 206

Chicago conference, August, 1893, notes on (Abbe), p. 310

Development of, by European scientists (Abbe). 1897. p. 68...

Experiments with, record of some (Eddy). 1898. p. 450

Exploration of air with, progress in, at Blue Hill Observatory,

Mass. (Rotch). 1898._ p. 355 "...

Flying, early use of wire in (Fergusson). 1897. p. 135

France, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 490

German Antarctic expeditions, work in, notes on (Abbe). 1901.

p. 177

Kerkam's, with rocket signals ( Abbe). 1897. p. 206

Madeira, work in, notes on ( Abbe). 1898. p. 552

Mechanics and equilibrium of ( Marvin ) . 1897. p. 136

Mechanics of, report on ( Decker) . 1897. p. 349

Meteorological observations with, at sea, notes on (Kimball).

1901. p. 563

Montana (Ooe). 1896. p. 237

New field for, in meteorology (Kimball). 1901. j). 419

Observations of, 1898 ( Frankenfield ) . 1898

Prize for flyers (Abbe). 1896. p. 374

Problem of, report on (McAdie). 1897. p. 246

San Francisco, Cal., experiments at (Hammon). 1896. p. 288..
Spool, and kites with radial wings, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 154.
Systematic exploration of atmosphere by means of, method for

(Rotch). 1902. p. 66

Telephone (Abbe). 1898. p. 257

Telephone and, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 366

Temperatures obtained by, at Bergen Point, N. J. (Allen). 1898.

p. 161

Use of —

in exploration of upper air (Marvin). 1898. p. 201

in meteorology, notes on (Abbe). 1896. p. 416

Used by Espy, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 163

Weather Bureau experiments (Marvin). 1896. pp. 113, 156, 199,

238

Weather Bureau kite, report on (Marvin). 1896. p. 418

Weather Bureau observations in 1898, preliminary results of

(Abbe), p. 413

Within a thunder cloud ( Hovenden ) . 1898. p. 251

Work in, progress in, notes on ( Abbe). 1898. p. 552

See also Bayonne, N. J. — Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory —

Dansey's — Fisher, George — Franklin Kite Club — Newton,

Isaac.
Kjeldahl-Gunning method and a modification applicable in presence

of nitrates (Voorhees). 1892. p. 85

Kjeldahl method, estimation of casein by (L'Hote). 1889. p. 170.

St'e (dso Distilling flask — Nitrogen.
Klauiath Indians of Oregon, plants used by, notes on (Coville).

1897. p. 87 .^

Klee, W. G.:

Date, culture of. 1 883

Fruits, tropical and semitropical, of California, Arizona, and New

Mexico. 1891. p. Ill

Sf.e also, as joint author, Behr, Herman.

CliiBsiflcatiou uo.

A9.6:22
A 1.9:69

A29.6:28
A29.6:26

A 29. 6: 28
A29.6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:25

A29.6:27
A29.6:24
A29.6:25
A29.6:25
A29.6:26

A29.6:26
A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A29.6:29
A29.6:25
A29.6:26
A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A29.6:29

A29.6:24

A29.6:29

A29.5:F

A29.6:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:24

A29.6:27

A29.3:31
A29.6:26
A29.6:26

A29.6:26

Al. 10:898

A29.6:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:24 ■
A29.6:23 (

I

A29.6:27
A29.6:26
A29.6:26

A7.3:35
A7.3:24

A6.5:5

A1.8:24

A20.3:l

386

Index

I'lasttiftciitiua no.

1865.
1865.

Ko. 6.
No. 7.

p. 6...
p. 6....

1898. p.
p. 209..

253 .

p. 463.
1885.

Klein, J. Milk, estimation of fat in, bv Soxhlet'.s areometric

method. 1888. p. 163 ."

Klippart, John H.:

German agriculture, letter on
Stettin, international fair at.
Klondike:

Meteorological observations in, note on (Abbe).
^\'eather Bureau ol)servati()ns in (Myers). 1898.
Klotz, O. J. Langsdorf, voyage of, 1803-7, notes from. 1898
Knapp, J. G. Climate and products of Florida, statement of

No. 19. p. 23

Knapp, Seaman A. :

Agricultural resources and capabilities of Porto Kico, with special
reference to establishu'ent of an agricultural experiment sta-
tion on the island. 1901

Education, limits of, under the law, at agricultural collegea.

1885. p. 163

Rice culture in U. S. , present status of, 1899

same, 1900

Knap.'jack kerosene attachment, some experiments with (Weed).

1895. p. 26

Knapsack sprayer, new, description of (Galloway). 1891. p. 51..

See also Japy knapsack sprayer.
Knight, O. W. Sugars, estimation of, by weighing precipitated cu-
prous oxid as such and as metallic copper, notes on. 1901.

p. 111. .----. .-

Knotweed, giant, orsachaline, circular relative to (Scribner). 1895.
Knowles, Etta L. Fungi, abnormal structures in, induced by Usti-

lago ze?e mays, study of. 1889. p. 14

Knoxville convention, extract from proceedings of. 1889

Koebele, Albert:

Australia, report of trip to, to investigate natural enemies of fluted

scale. 1890 .. ._

California insects, in 1889, report on. p. 85

Cottony cushion-scale and red scale, experiments on. p. 558

Entomological work in Oregon and California, notes on Australian

importations. 1893. p. 33

Hop [plant-] louse, experiments with, in Oregon and Washington.

1893. p. 12

Locusts near Folsom, Califi irnia. 1885. p. 308

Parasitic and predaceous insects in New Zealand, Australia, and

adjacent islands, studies of. 1893

Resin compounds, experiments with, on phylloxera, and general

notes on California insects in 1 890. p. 37

Scale-insects, experiments against, p. 143

Sugar-cane insects in New South Wales. 1892. p. 385

See also Coquillett, Daniel William.
Koeppen, F. T. Hessian flv, in Russia, translated bv C. F. Gissler.

1883. App.,p. 41...". ."

Koeppen, W. :

Climatology, present condition and recent progress of. 1896. p.

461

Weather predictions, best method of testing. 1894. p. 29

Kremser, Victor:

Atmosphere, upper, studv of, by means of balloons. 1896. p.

725 '.

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. pp. 233, 243

Kriciielt, F. W. River and tiood service, monthly notes on, June-

Jul v, 1898 :

Same .Tune-July, 1899

Krug, William Henry:

Dextrine, starch, dextrose, sucrose, and gum arable, mixture of,

attemjjt to analyze. 1894. p. 167

Food and feeding stuffs for 1901, outline of work on

Hide-powder tests, comparative, report on. 1901. p. 133

l.iege, I'x'lgium, International Association of Leather Trade
Chemists, 1901, report on meeting of. 1902. p. 147

A7.3:24

A27.9:3
A27.9:3

A 29. 6:26
A29.6:26
A29.6:26

A27.9:23

A10.2:P83

A1.7:9
A6.3:22
Al. 9:110

A9.6:2
A28.5:6

A7.3:62
A6.4:5

A28.5:5
A10.4:3

A9.3:21
A9.3:22
Al. 1:886

A9.3:32

A9.7:6
A 1.1:885

A1.8:51

A9.3:23
Al. 1:887
A9.7:4

A8.1:3

A29.6:23
A29.3:lli

A29.3:ll»
A29.6:30

A29.6:26
A29.6:27

A7.3:43

A7.4:7

A7.3:62

A7.3:67

387

Index

Krug, William Henry— Continued

See also, as collaborator and as joint author, Wiley, Harvey
Washington.
Kiihn, Julius. Animals, domestic, feeding standards for. 1893.

P fi ^

Kiihn, M.:
Milk-
curdled, fat in, estimation of content of. 1890. p. 162

fat in, estimation of content of, by method of Soxhlet-Engs-

triini and Schmoeger-Neubert. 1890. p. 158

Kuhn, von. German army horses, requirements for. 1898. p. 31.

Kuro giro, chinooks versus, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 114

Labor, distribution of, in India and V. S. 1887. p. 366

Laboratorv method of experimentation in economic entomology

(Wbodworth). 1891. p. 266

Laboratory work. See Horticulture.

Lace, description and history of ( Wilson ) . 1897. p. 359

Lacey, R. t^. Cabbage worms, remedies for. p. 133

Same, p. 133

Lachnosterna, notes on (Perkins ). 1892. p. 389

Lachnosterna damage, case of. 1889. p. 365

Lachnosterna fusca, notes on ( Smith ) . 1888. p. 180

La Crosse, Wis., rainfall at, heaviest, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 448.
Ladd, Eugene F. Dietarv study of club of women students at North,

Dakota Agricultural College. 1901 . p. 21

Lade, von Roeszler. Nettles, experiments with. p. 562

Ladoga, Lake, from thermic point of view (Schokalsky ). 1901. p. 63.
Ladybird:

Asiatic, importation and present status of, preliminarv report on

(Marlatt) . 1902. p. 70 1

Australian, imported (Coquillett) . 1889. p. 70

Parasite, report on ( Riley ) . 1888. p. 101

Lafayette, Ind. See Purdue University.

Lafayette Parish, La., soils and products of (Rapley) . 1884. p. 14. . .

Lafitte, Prosper de. Grape mildew, action of sulphate of copper on.

1886. p. 100

Lagerheim, G. See De Lagerheim.

Lagoon Head, list of plants collected bv Edward Palmer at, in 1889

(Vasey.and Rose). 1890. p. 9.".

Laisser-faire philosophy applied to insect problem (Marlatt). 1899.

P 5

Lake, Edward R. :

Prune culture in Pacific Northwest, p. 41

same, reprinted

Prunes and prune culture in western Europe, with special refer-
ence to existing conditions in Pacific Northwest. 1901

Lake Charles area. La. , soil survey of ( Heileman and Mesmer. ) p. 621

Lake commerce and insurance, notes on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 556

Lake County, Ohio, potato culture in ( Abbott) . p. 295

Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio, dietary study at (Bevier and

Sprague). 1901. p. 27

Lake level, oscillations of, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 446

Lake levels, variations in, and atmospheric precipitation (Henrv).

1 899 '- - -

Lake levels and wind phenomena (Henry). 1900. p. 203

Lake water, temperature of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 167

Lakes:

Deep, temperature of, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 71

Fresh water, increase and decrease of (Abbe). 1898. p. 363...
Ice in, sudden disappearance of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 114.

same ( Ten Rroeck). 1900. p. 287

Influence of, on temperature of land, notes on (Abbe) . 1900. p.

343

Oscillation of, in arid regions, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 544..
Small, influence of, on local climate (Abbe). 1901. p. 563 ...
Lambs:

Feeding, in Culorado (Clarke). ]>. 275

Classlfli-ation no.

A 10. 6:4

A7.3:24

A7.3:24
A1.2:H78
A29.6:26
A27.9:25

A9.7:3

All. 5:9

Al. 1:883

A9. 1:883

A9.7:4

A9.7:l

A9.7:l

A29.6:28

A10.3:91
Al. 1:878
A29.6:29

A9.6:37
A9.7:2

A9.7:l

A1.8:85
A6.3:2

A6.5:l

A9.6:20

A20. 1:894
A20.4:2

A20.3:10
A26.5:901i
A29.6:28
Al. 1:865

A10.3:91
A29.6:28

A29.2:L15

A29.6:28

A29.6:26

A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A4. 1:901

388

Lambs — Continuerl

Feeding of, experiaients in (Curtiss and Wilson), pp. 463, 46(3,

469

Verminous bronchitis in, and its treatment by tracheal injections.

p. 554

same. p. 554

Lamellicorns, Australian, new genus and two new species of (Sharp).

1890. p. 302

Lameness of horses; its causes and treatment (Liautard). p. 269 ...
Lamson-Scribner. See Scribner, Frank Lamson.

Lancaster, Pa. Soil survey around ( Dorsey ) . p. 61

Land :

Distribution of, in France. 1888. p. 476

Draina^re and irrigation, list of references to publications relatintr

to ( 1 Ifdrick ) . 1902

Drainage in California. 1869. p. 231

Improved, table of, in loyal States, 1850-60. No. 6. j>. 12

Low, cold air in (Abbe). 1896. p. 14

Monopoly, evils of. 1868. p. 407

New, clearing ("Williams). 1902

Public—

and forests. 1872. p. 65 i

in Mexico, prices of. 1889. p. 522

open for settlement. 1901. p. 688

Reclamation of, in New Jersey, England, and Holland, reports

of State geologist of New Jersey, 1869 and 1870. p. 221

Swamp and overflow, reclamation of, in California, p. 179

Temperature of, influence of lakes on, notes on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 343

AVorn-out, improvement of (Page) . 1883. p. 207

See also Alkali lands — Forest lands — Grass lands — Marsh lands —
Prairie lands — Salt-marsh lands — Tidal lan'ls — Timber lands.
Land Vjirds of New England, oology of some, as a means of identi-
fying injurious or beneficial species (Samuels), p. 386

Land-grant and bond-aided railroads, alphabetical list of, in U. S.

1902

Land-grant colleges. See Agricultural colleges — Agricultural col-
leges and experiment stations.
Land tortoise. See Florida land tortoise.

Landis, D. S. Leonids at Phoenix, Ariz. 1901. p. 509

Landon, M. D. Cotton-raising by free labor. p.SS

Landscape gardening, report on. p. 159

Landslide in Vermont, note on ( Abbe). 1897. ]». 307

Lane County, Oregon, agriculture in. 1870. p. 84

Lang, Thomas S. Eoadsters and trotters, breeding of. p. 157

Langdon nonswarming device, report of (Benton). 1893. p. 230..
Langhorne, G. T. Brussels, importation of American horses into.

1897. p. 26

Lanjrley, Samuel Pierpont:

Meteorological work of Smithsonian Institution. 1895. p. 216..
Smithsonian Institution, Astrophysical Observatory of, annals of.

1902. p. 258

Langlois, A. B. See, as joint author, Ellis, J. B.

Langsdorf, voyage of, 1803-07, notes from (Klotz). 1898. p. 463 ..

Languria, notes on (Chittenden). 1890. p. 346

Langworthv, Charles Ford:

Alfalfa, when to cut. 1899. p. 24

Apricots, cherries, peaches, plums, and jn'unes, food vahic of.

" 1 899. p. 22 ,

Banana tiour, how it is prepared. 1900. p. 20

Bread making, skim nulk in. 1900. p. 16

Calves, cost of raising. 1899. p. 21

Cereal breakfast foods, study of. 1899. p. 19

Coffee su])stitutes. 1 900. ]>. 22

Corn, moldy, feeding to animals. 1900. p. 26

Ducks, feeding, recent experiments in. 1899. ]). 20

Egg records, individual, nest box for keeping. 1900. p. 19

Indent

I'lassi&ratlou no.

A4. 1:898

Al. 1:885
A4. 1:885

A9.7:2
A4.2:H78

.\26. 5:900'

A27.9:26

A17.3:41

A27.9:7

A27.9:l

A29.6:24

A27.9:6

Al. 9:150

A27.9:10
A27.9:27
Al. 10:901

A1.7:7
Al. 1:872

A29.6:28
A1.7:2

Al. 1:864
A13.2:R132

A29.6:29
Al. 1:864
A 1.1:869
A29.6:25
A27.9:8
Al. 1:864
A9.7:5

A1.2:H78

A29.3:112

A29.6:30

A29.6:26

A 9. 7:2

A 1.9:105

A 1.9:105
A 1.9:1 19
Al. 9:114
A 1.9:107
A 1.9:105
A 1.9: 122
Al. 9:122
A 1.9:107
A1.9:114

389

Index

Langworthy, Charles For<l — Continued
Eggs— '

flavor of, relation of feed to. 1900. p. 25

selling by weight. 1 900. i>. 24

Eggs and their upe.s as food

Fij^h an food. 1898

Food, functions and uses of. 1901

Forage crops for i)igs. 1901 . p. 25

Hay, spontaneous combustion of. 1899. p. 26

Hens, laying, number of, that niav be profitably kept in one pen.

1900. p. 18 "

Maple sirup and sugar. 1901. p. 21

^Matter and energy, value of experiments on metabolism of. 1898.

n. lOO.S '/.

Molasses as a food for farm animals. 1 899. p. 17

Nitrogen, metabolized, excretion of, by animals. 1897. p. 817..

Nuts as food. 1900. p. 18 '.

Potatoes, value of, as food. 1900. p. 337

Purslane, value as a food. 1900. p. 22

Soy beans as food for man. p. 20

Steers, grazing on corn and cowpeas. 1901. ]>. 27

Tomatoes, fresh and canned. 1900. p. 21

See also, as joint author, Atwater, Wilbur Olin — Smith, C. B. ; as
translator, Stohmann, F.
Lantern trap, for insects, successful, report on (Gillette). 1897. p.

75

La Paz, Lower California, plants collected by Edward Palmer in

1890 at, list of ( Vasey and Rose). 1890. p. 63

La Perouse, voyage of, notes from (Abbe). 1898. p. 461

Lapham, Increase Allen, biographical sketch of (Lapham). 1896.

p. 36 r

riasslfication no.

Lapham, J. E., and Miller, M. F. Soil survey of Montgomery

County, Tennessee, p. 341

Lapham, Julia A. Lapham, Increase Allen, biographical sketch of.

1896. p. 36

Lapham, Macy H. See, as joint author, Briggs, Lyman James.
Lapham, Macy H., and Heileman, W. H.:

Soil survey of Hanford area, California, p. 447

Soil survey of lower Salinas Valley, California, p. 481

Laramie Plains, Wyoming, duty of water on. 1899 (Fairfield).

1902. p. 215

Lard:

Composition of, from dairy commissioner of Minnesota (Ives).

p. 188

Pure and fictitious, methods of distinguishing between (Taylor).

1893

Lard and lard adulterants ( Wiley ) . 1889. p. 405

Larger cornstalk borer. See Cornstalk borer, larger.

Larkspur poisoning of sheep (Wilcox ) . p. 473

Lamed, Ellen D:

Snow in New England, report of, 1817—40. p. 75

Temperature observations at Thompson, Windham County,

Conn., 1852-94. p. 364

Larrabee, J. H. Apiculture, experiments in. 1892. p. 57

Larvge :

Comparative tests with new and old arsenicals on (Marlatt).

1896. p. 30 ,

Pre.servation of, for study (Garman). 1893. p. 98

Larval cestode (Sparganum mansoni) of man, which may possibly
occur in returning American troops (Stiles and Tayler). 1902.

p. 47

Lathrop, Barbour, and Fairchild, David Grandison. Foreign seeds
and plants collected by, in Austria, Italy, and Egypt. 1900 . .
Latta, William Carroll:

Address of, before American Association of Farmers' Institute

Workers, at seventh annual meeting. 1902. p. 13

Indiana, farmers' institute work accouii)lished in. 1902. p. 21.,

Al. 9:122
Al. 9:122
Al. 9:128
A 1.9:85
A10.4:46
Al. 9:124
A 1.9:105

Al. 9:114
A1.9:124

A 10. 6:9
A 1.9:1 07
A10.6:7
Al. 9:122
Al. 10:900
Al. 9:119
A1.9:58
Al. 9:124
Al. 9:119

A9.6:9

A6.5:l
A29.6:26

A29.3:18

A26. 5:901'

A29.3:18

A26. 5:901^
A26. 5:9011

A10.3:104

A7. 1:889

A 18. 5:3
A7.3:13*

A4. 1:898

A29.6:22

A29.6:21
A9.3:30

A9.6:6
A9.7:6

A4.3:35
A6.6:6

A10.3:120
A10.3:12a

390

Latta, William Carroll — Continued

Local 1k'1[> in farmers' institutes. 1902. p. 3*5

Money value of good roads to farmers. 1896

Plats in field exj>erimentation, form, size, arrangement, and treat-
ment of. 1896. p. 83

Lattimore, S. A. Spices and condiments, adulteration of. p. 296...
Lauder, J. N. Locomotives, smoke-consunnng device for. 1887.

p. 132

Lavalard, E. Horse feeding, notes on. 1902. i>. 4

Law, James:

Animals, contagious diseases of, and means of suppressing and

extinguishing. 1883. p. 19

Anthrax among cattle in New York. 1881. p. 312

Brussels, International Veterinary Congress, report of. p. 321 . . .

same. p. 122

Cal ves, young, diseases of. p. 267

Cattle-
generative organs of, diseases of. p. 169

parturition of, diseases following, p. 235

urinary organs of, diseases of. p. 137

Cattle plague or rinderpest, transmission of through medium of

dry or salted hides, opinion relative to. p. 321

Cattle traffic in relation to cattle i)lague. 1883. p. 110

Hog-cholera; intestinal lever in swine, p. 426

Horse —

eye of, diseases of. p. 247

generative organs of, diseases of. p. Klo

skin of, diseases of. p. 419

urinary organs of, disea.ses of. p. 59

Influenza in horses, p. 203

Pleuro-pneumonia of cattle, letters relative to. pp. 233, 237

Pleuro-pneumonia or bovine lung plague, article on, in National

live stock journal. 1S80. p. 179

Swine plague, report on, 1879. p. 420

same, 1880. p. 455

Swine plague near Ithaca, N. Y. —

1879. p. 56

1880. 2d report, p. 68

1881. p. 81

Lawes, (Sir) John Bennett, wheat experiments of, 1863-73.

p. 596

Lawes, (Sir) John Bennett, and Gilbert, Joseph Henry. Nitrogen
in soils of some of the experimental fields at Rothamsted,
determinations' of, and bearing of results on question of

sources of nitrogen of our crops. 1882. p. 142 1 .

Lawes, John Bennett, and Gilbert, Josej)!) Henry:

Soil, composition of, some points on, sun unary and conclusion.

1886. p. 25

Wheat grain and wheat straw, grown at Rothamsted, in different
seasons and by different manures, composition of ash of.

1884. p. 85

Lawes Agricultural Trust:

Six lectures delivered under, on investigations at Rothamsted

experimental station, P^ngland, 1892 (Warington)

same, 1893 (Gilbert) ".

See a/so Dyer, Bernard.

Lawes's views of fertility (Scott). 1883. p. 76

Lawn-making. -SVe <(/fto Lawns.

Lawns and lawn-making (Scribner). 1897. p. 355

Lawrence, E. :

Cultivation by steam. 1872. p. 358

Plowing, steam, ])rofit of. 1870. p. 149

Lawrence, l\. E. Steam plowing in Louisiana, p. 278

Lawrence, La.:

Sorghum-sugar experiments at. p. 254

same, with additional matter, p. 77

See also Magnolia Station.

Index

(.'laKsificatiiiii no.

A10.3:110
A22.4:23

A10.3:30
A 1.1:886

A13.3:l
A10.6:12

A1.8:29
A1.6:34
A4. 1 :884
A4.2:An5
A4.2:C29-

A4.2:C29'''
A4.2:C29'^
A4.2:C29^

Al. 1:876
A1.7:2
Al. 1:875

A4.2:H78

A4.2:n78

A4.2:1I78

A4.2;H78

Al. 1:872

A1.6:12

A1.6:22
Al. 1:879
Al. 1:880

A1.6:12
A1.6:22
A1.6:.34

A27.9:ll

A 1.8:31

A7.3:10

A 7. 3:4

A 10. 3:8
A 10. 3:22

A 1.7:2

A 1.10:897

A27.9:10
A27.9:8
A 1.1:867

Al. 1:887
A7.3:17

391

Index

LawHoii, II. II. ChemistH, Official Agricultural, Association of, 19th

annual convention, 1902, report on. 1902. p. 107

La\V!Hon, 11. W.:

Creuni rai.sing by dilution. 1899. p. 28

Dairy cow, type of, in relation to milk and butter prod.uction.

1 901. p. 28

Milk, ])reservation of, by pressure. 1899. p. 27

J^alt, dairy, study of various brands of. 1899. p. 28

Lazen])v, W. R. Horticulture, how shall we teach horticulture?

1896. p. 60

Leach, Albert E. Saccharine products, analvsi.>; of, provisional

method for. 1902. p. 43 "

Lead, arsenate of:

Imjirovement in manufacture of (Kirkland). 1899. p. 102

Preparation and use of ( Kirkland ). 1897. j). 4t)

Leaf-blight, treatment of (Galloway). 1891. p. 11

See also Nursery stock.
Leaf curl of peach trees, letter of inquiry relative to (Willits). 1893.
Leaf-cutter. See ]\Iorning-glory leaf-cutter.
Leaf disease. See Nematode leaf disease.

Leaf fibers of U. S. , report on ( Dodge) . 1893

Leaf-galls, cranberry, report on (Thomas). 1889. p. 279...:

Leaf-mining locust beetle, with notes on related species (Chittenden).

1902. p. 70

Leaf sickness of Begonia and Asplenium caused bj' Aphelenchus ole-

sistus (Bos). 1893. p. 161

Leaf structure of Jouvea and of Eragrostes obtusifiora ( Ogden) . 1897.
p. 12

Leaf tobacco, world's exhibit of, at I'aris Exposition of 1900 (Flovd).
p. 157 ..-..

Leaf-tyer of grape and elderberry (Chittenden). 1898. p. 82

Leather:

American production of ( Bailey), p. 419

German manufactures ( Mason) . p. 522

Japanese industry in (Lyon), p. 526

Russian industry (Holloway). p. 528

Leather Trades Chemists, International .Issociation of. 1901. See
Liege, Belgium.

Lebanon area, Pennsylvania, soil survey of (Smith and Bennett),
p. 149 '

Lebbek, or siris tree, circular on (Fairchild). 1900

Lecanium infesting blackberry, considered identical with L. Fitchii
(Cockerell). 1894. p." 29 ■.

Le Clerc, J. A. Dairy products, analysis of, i>rovisional method.s
for. 1902. p. 35 .*

Le Cocq, . Novius cardinalis, introduction of, from America

into Portugal, account of; translated bv Frank Benton. 1898.
P 32

Le Conte pear, Colaspis flavida injuring, note on. 1886. ]>. 40

Le Due, William Gates:

Agriculture Department, work and needs of

Maize and sorghum sugars, circular letter relative to. 1879

Sorghum sugar, letter to chairman of Senate Committee on Agri-
culture on. 1880

See also, for reports as Commissioner of Agriculture, 1877-80

Ledyard, F. W. Address of, before convention of National League
for Good Roads, Washington. 1 893. p. 27

Lee, Fitzhugh. Address of, before Jefferson memorial and inter-
state good roads convention. Apr., 1902. p. 11

Lee, J.G. Louisiana, fanners' institute work accomi>lisiied in. r.H)2.
p. 34 - . .

Leeches, a disease of the hor.^e in Florida; histological investigation
of two cases of an equine mycosis, with historical account of
supposed similar disease, called bursattee, occurring in India
( Fish ). p. 229

Leeds, England, cost of hauling farm ])roducts over wagon r(iads at
(Haines), p. 2

Classiflciitioii no.
A10.6:14
Al. 9:105

A1.9:124
Al. 9:105
A1.9:107

A10.3:30

A7.3.65.

A9.6:20

A9.6:9

A28.5:6

A28.4:13

A11.5:5
A9.7:l

A9.6:38
A9.7:6
A3. 3:8

A 1.10:900
A9.6:18

A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899

A26. 5:9011
A6.4:23

A9.7:7
A 7. 3:65

A9.6:18
A9.3:12

A1.2:Ag8i
A1.8:15

A1.8:16
Al.l:

A10.3:14

A?2.3:25

A 10. 3: 120

A4. 1:895-6
A 22. 4:27

392

Leeward Islands:

Rainfall of (Jefferson). 1901. p. 56

Reforestation and rainfall in ( Alexander) . 1901 . p. 254

Lefranc, Eniile. Ramie and jute, culture and manufacture of, i:i
U.S. 1873

Legal holidays, list of. 1898. p. 677

Legumes. S'c Beans — Forage crops — Peas — Plants.

Lehmann, G. W. Mineral phosphates, iron and alumina in, estima-
tion of. 1897. p. 61

L'Hote, L. Casein, estimation of, bv method of Kjeldahl. 1889.
p. 170

Leiberg, John B. Botanical survey of the Canir d' Alene Mountains
in Idaho during summer of 1895. j). 5

LeiVjergia, a new genus of umbelliferpe from Columbia River region
(Coulter and Rose). 1896. p. 575

Leisenring, O. D. River gage, 1)rass, de.scription of, at Richmond,
Va. , and its method of sujjport. 1899. p. 456

Lelong, B. F. Trees, plants, fruit, etc., inspection of, as conducted
under laws of California. 1897. p. 12

Lelong, B. M. See, as collector, Coquillett, Daniel William.

Lemmings, genera and subgenera of ( Miller) . 1896

Lemstrom, Selim. Sun, cosmical relations manifested in simulta-
neous disturbances of, aurora, and terrestrial magnetic field.
1 895. p. 492

Lenoir, W. "\V. Cattle disease, strange. 1879. p. 253

Leonia rileyi, description of, new meloid genus near Hornia (Duges).
1889. p. 211

Leonids at Havre, Mont. (Ling). 1901. p. 509

Leonids at Phoenix, Ariz. (Landis). 1901. p. 509

Leopard moth, ravages of, in Brooklyn, N. Y. (Pike). 1892. p. 317.

Lepidoptera, noises made by, notes on (Edwards) . 1889. p. 11

See also Cloths.

Lepidopterous insect, beautiful exotic, ])irth of, in New York
(Edwards). 1891. p. 316

Lepidopterous larva?, description of certain (Dyar). 1890. pp. 61, 389.

Leplay, Hippolvte. Sorghum cane, culture and distillation of. 1887.
p. 1 10 . . -

Leptocoris trivittata injuring apples, note on. 1886. p. 41

Lesley, J. P. Coal oil, composition and (jualities, manufacture, use
in arts, history of discovery, and theory of origin, p. 429

Lestophonus genus, note on ( Williston ) . 1 889. p. 328

Lettuce :

Forcing, in pots. 1898. p. 10

Head, soil and fertilizers for forcing. 1899. p. 15

Leukaemia, infectious, in fowls, a bacterial disease frequently mis-
taken for fowl cholera (Moore) . p. 185

Leverett, T. H. Root crops; cultivation of, in U. S. p. 95

Levi, Leo 2s. Address of, before good-roads convention of Texas,
Feb. , 1895. p. 8

Lewis, Lowerv Lavmon. Veterinarians, value to, of cooperative ex-
periments. "1898. p. 24

Liautard, A. Horse, lameness of; its causes and treatment, p. 269.

Lib])y, O. G. Tornado at New Richmond, Wis. 1899. p. 299

Liberal, Kansas, sorghum-sugar exj)eriments at (Wiley). 1889

Lil)eria, climate of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 215

Libraries, Weather Bureau station, notes on (Abbe). 1901. j). 25..
Sredxo Agricultural libraries.

Lil)raries and Weather Bureau, notes on (Abbe). 1S98. p. 551

Library, Agriculture De])artment, work of (Cutter). 1897. p. 220..

Library pest, imported, report of (Schwarz). 1895. p. 39(5

Lichens:

California and Mexico, collected bv Edward Palmer from 1888

to 1 892, list of (Eckfeldt). 1893. p. 29]

Patagonia, southern, collected by U. S. S. A!l)atross in 1887-91,

list of (Eckfeldt). 1892. p. "142

Removal of, from pear trees, experiments with fungicides ( Waite).
1891. p. 264

Index

I'lasslfiratioii no.

A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A1.8:8
A 1.10:898

A 7. 3:51

A7.3:24

A6.5:5

A6.5:3

A29.6:27

A 1.8:57

A5.5:12

A29.3:1P
A1.6:12

A9.7:l

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A9.7:4

A9.7:2

A9.7:3
A9.7:3

A7.3:18
A9.3:12

A 1.1:862
A9.7:l

A1.9:69
Al.9:92

A4. 1:89.5-6
Al. 1:863

A 22. 3: 15

A4.3:22
A4.2:H78
A 29. 6:27
A7.3:26
A 29. 6:26
A 29. 6:29

A29.6:26
Al. 10:897
A9.7:7

A6.5:l
A(i.5:l
A28.5:7

31)3

Index

Licorice-root cultivation, 1867-71. p. 72

Liebscher, G. Plants, cultivated, principles and methods of breed-
ing. 1897. p. 347

Liege, Belgium, International As^sociation of Leather Trades Chem-
ists, 1901, report on meeting of (Krug). 1902. p. 147

Life, loss of, bv lightning (Henry):

1890-1898, p. 45

1899. p. 100

1900

Life zones. Sec Zones, life and croj).
Light:

Conditions, influence of, on process of germination (Detmer).

1895. p. 405

Precipitation, device for automatically recording beginning and

ending of (Fassig). 1902. p. 213"

Reflection by clouds of, from distant fire, note on (xVbbe). 1901. .
Lightning:
Ball-
instance of, at sea (Seyboth) . 1901 . p. 249

notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 358, 565

same (Abbe). 1899. p. 364

Can we, by automatic records at three selected places, determine

theenergy of aflash of? (McAdie). 1894. p. 18

Casualties due to (McAdie). p. 510 ,

' Cloudless skv, notes on —

1900 (Abbe), pp. 292, 56

1900 ( Ashcraft) . p. 489

1900 (Pague). p. 429

Death by, apparent, directions for procedure in case of. p. 533..
Destruction by, in State of New York, Aug., 1898 (Allen), p. 357.
Distant, currents induced by, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 257

same (Abbe). 1899. p. 365

Does it ever strike ocean? (Trowbridge). 1902. p. 478

Electricity of air and (McAdie). 1899. p. 9

Fillet or ribbon, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 365

Flashes by pairs (Abbe). 1895. p. 383

Forms of, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 400

Kite wire, notes on ( Abbe ) . 1898. pp. 170, 257

Loss of life and property bv (Henry) —

1890-98. p. 45 '.

1899. pp. 100, 431

1900

Losses by, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 475

Magnetic rocks and, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 352

Not ball, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 363

Notable, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 290

Photographing, b v daylight ( Henry ) . 1895. p. 379

Practical utilization of (Abbe). 1897. p. 307

Protection from (McAdie )

same, with ad(litif)nal matter

Recorder, note on ( Aljbe). 1902. p. 313

Recorders and their utility inforecasting thunderstorms (Kenealy),

1902. p. 76 .'

Ribbon, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 365

same (Abbe). 1899. p. 255

Safety fuse for, on anemometer, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 257.

Serpentine (Kales). 1899. p. 461

Thunder and, in Decemlier (Abbe), p. 464

Tin roofs as conductors of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 166, 258.

Which trees attract lightning? (Abbe). 1898. p. 257

Wire fences, notes on ( Abbe). 1898. p. 466

Without thunder, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 549

Lightning rods, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 12

Liggett, W. M. Agricultural education, practical and scientific.

1900. p. 48

Lignivorous insect, Anthomyia angustifrous, note on. 1886. p. 38 .

(Unssiflcution no.

A27.9:10

A10.6:7

A7.3:67

A29.3:26
A29.6:28
A29.3:30

A29.3:ll^

A29.3:31
A29.6:29

A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:27

A29.3:1P
A29.1:891»

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

Al. 10:894

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.6:27

A29.6:30

A29.3:26

A 29. 6:27

A29.6:23

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.3:26

A29.6:28

A29.3:30

A29.6:27

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.6:28

A29.6:23

A29.6:25

A29.2:L62

A29.3:15

A29.6:30

A29.3:31
A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A 29. 6:23
A29.6:26
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:26
A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A10.3:76
A9.3:12

394

Limaxcampestris, food of, further notes on (Webster). 1892. p. 128.
Lime:

Determination of, in soils (Snyder). 1895. p. 48

Effect of, on different crops on acid soils. 1901. ]). »">

Fertilizer, investigations on. p. 21

Fertilizing value of different forms of (Beal). 1901. p. 12

Hydrate of, PeronoHpora overcome by (Cerletti). 1885. p. 71 ..

Mineral i)hosphate of. 1867. p. 256

Mixture of suljiliate of copper and, for treatment of grape mildew
(Miliurdetand Gayon). 1885. p. 108

Relation toi)lantgr(i\vth, experimental study (May ). 1901. p. 87.

Use of, in purifving the diffusion juices of sugar cane and sorghum
(Wiley)...'...'.

Sec also Hawaiian soils.

Lime and its use ( Watts). 1874. p. 449

Lime and plaster, use of. 1863. No. 6. p. 13

Lime-and-sulphur dip:

Experiments with, p. 506

Reply to criticism, p. 548

Lime wash. See San Jose scale.

Limekiln, economical. 1873. p. 360

Limestone, use of, for agricultural purposes. 1875. p. 123 ;

Liming grass lands (Beal and Smith). 1900. p. 5

Liming of soils:

From a ph vsiological standpoint (Loew ) . 1901

Report on (Wheeler) . 1898

Lincoln, Geo. F. Poultry raising in Belgium, p. 506

Lindenthal, G. Timber-trestle bridges, economical designing of,

review of report of A. L. Johnson, p. 31

Lindo-Gladding method of determining potash, use of sodium chlo-
ride in (Winton). 1891. p. 148

Lindsey, Joseph Bridges:

Darmstadt experiment station, report on. 1897. p. 3

Feeding value of corn stover. 1896. p. 353

Wagner method rif pot culture. 1897. p. 77

Lindsey, Joseph Bridges, and Holland, E. B. Phloroglucin method

for estimation of pentosans. 1896. p. 53

Linell, Martin L. See, as translator, Meinert, Fr.

Linen industry in Silesia. 1873. p. 433

Ling, Charles W.:

Leonids at Havre, Mont. 1901. p. 509

Weather types at Havre, Mont. 1898. p. 410

Linney, Charles E. :

Climate and crop conditions, are changes in present forms for
reporting weekly, advisable? 1899. p. 126

Climate and vegetation. 1902. p. 98

Frost predictions, value of, and best method of making them
locally. 1894. p. 230

Meteorological observations, should not a book for permanent
record of, be furnished to section centers and voluntary sta-
tions? 1899. p. 121

Meteorological records in court. 1902. p. 180

Meteorology, agrictiltural, some notes on, with special reference
to rainfall element. 1899. p. 85

Storms, approaching, effect of, upon song birds, isiis. p. 354...

Linseed, linseed cake, etc. 1868. p. 37

Lintner, J. A.:

Address of, as president. Association of Economic Entomologists,
at 4th annual meeting. 1892. p. 67

Arsenical spraving of fruit trees while in blossom. 1893. p. 181.

Cottonwood l)eetle, striped. 1895. p. 69

Elm leaf-beetle in Albany, N. Y. 1895. p. 50

New York, insects of year in, notes on some. 1896. p. 54

Liparis (Psilura) monacha, ravages of, in Germanv, and means of

defense. 1891. p. 379 !

Lippincott, James S. :

Atmosphere, humidity of, observations on. ]>. 520

Index

Classlflcutluii no.
A9.7:5

A7.3:47
Al. 9:133
Al.9:65
A 1.9:124
A6.3:2
A27.9:5

A6.3:2
A19.3:1

A7.3:8

A27.9:12
A27.9:l

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:898

A27.9:ll
A27.9:13
Al. 9:122

A19.3:l
A1.9:77
A4. 1:900

A13.3:12

A7.3.31

A10.6:7
A 1.10:896
A10.6:7

A7.3:49

A27.9:ll

A29.6:29
A29.6:26

A29.3:24
A29.3:31

A29.6:21

A29.3:24
A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.6:26
A27.9:6

A9.7:5
A9.7:6
A9.6:2
A9.6:2
A9.6:6

A9.7:3

Al. 1:865

395

p. 137.

1895.

1889.

P-

1891.

P-

1892.

P-

1893.

P-

1894.

P-

Index

Lippincott, James S. — Continued

Fruit regions of northern U. y., and their local climates.

(irape vines, American, climatology of. j). 194

Market ])roducts of west New Jersey, p. 249

Plants, geography of. p. 464

Liquid air:

Notes on (Abbe) . 1897. p. 18

Source of power, notes on ( Abl^e ) . 1899. ]>. 110 ,

Li(|uid inanuring, experiments in (Hand), p. 184

Liquids, viscous organic, dehvdration of (Carr and Sanborn)

p. 134 ./.

Liquor and food adulteration, committee on, of Association of Offi-
cial Agricultural Chemists, report of:

1897. p. 117

1898. p. 78

1900. p. 100

1901. p. 75

Liquors:

Distilled, examination of, provisional methods for. 189t). p. 113.
Fermented, conimittee on, of Association of Official Agricultural
Chemists, report on —

1888. p. 38

173

14

1 71

143

148

See, for reports for 1895 and 1896, Liquors, fermented and dis-
tilled, committee on.
Fermented and distilled —

analysis of, provisional method for (Bigelow). 1902. p. 81..
committee on, of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists,

report of. 1895. p. 95

same. 1896. p. 116

See alw Alcoholic beverages — Beer — Brandies — Chemical anal-
ysis, methods of — Distilled spirits — -Fermented alcoholic
beverages — Malt liquors — Wines and references thereunder.
Lists of publications of Agriculture Department. See Agriculture
Department, indexes and, lists.

Little, Frank. Celery culture at Kalamazoo, Mich. p. 343

Little, H. J. Crops, rotation of, nece.«sity and method of. 1883.

P ' 5

Little Colorado River, Desert of Arizona —

Reptiles and batrachians of (Stejneger). 1890. p. 103

Biological survey of, results of ( ]\Ierriam ) . 1890

Littlefield, Charles E. Address of, before Jefferson memorial and

interstate good roads convention, Ajjr., 1902. p. 55

Littlehales, George Washington. Magnetic needle, secular change

in direction of; its cause and period. 1894. p. 174

Live stock:

Boston receipts of, 1866-68. p. 22

British i)roduction. 1876. \>. 417

Cok)rado and Territories of Northwest, condition of industrv in

(Standart). p. 326 I . . .

Colorado and Wyoming industrv, condition of (McNeely). p.

425 -

Condition of —

1879. Nos. 10 and 13

1 880. No. 23

1881. No. 32

Foot-and-mouth disease of —

instructions concerning inspection for. 1902 *.

warning to all owners of cattle, sheep, and swine (Salmon)
1902

Foreign and interstate shipments of, federal inspection of ( Sal-
mon ) . p. 237

Foreign countries, statistics of. 1 886. )). 25

Classlflt-utioii no.

Al. 1:866
A 1.1:862
Al. 1:865
A 1.1:863

A29.6:25
A29.6:27
Al. 1:867

A7.3:47

A7.3:51
A 7. 3:56
A7.3:62
A7.3:67

A7.3:49

A7.3:19
A7.3:24
A7.3:31
A7.3:35
A7.3:38
A7.3:43

A7.3:65

A7.3:47
A7.3:49

Al. 1:886
A 1.8:36

A5.5:3
A5.5:3

A22.3:25

A29.3:ll'

A27.9:7
A27.9:]4

A4. 1:885

A4. 1:889-90

A27.9:17
A27.9:18
A27.9:19

A4.2:F73

A4.4:38

A4. 1:901

A27.9:24

39t3

Live stoi-k — Continued

Freight rates on, from Chicago to New York. lS9o. p. 553

same. 1896. p. 598

Great Britain and Ireland. 1895. p. 22

Industry in, and weather (Brandenburg). 1900. p. 588

Inspectors —

miscellaneous reports of. 1897. p. 317

reports from. 1892. p. 375

International exhibitions of. See Hamburg, 1883; Chicago, III.,

1900.

Ireland, 1861-71. p. 331

Items of interest from correspondents relative to —

1885. p. 461

1886. p. 283

1887. p. 473 _.

Judging of, as farmers' institute work (Creelman). 1902. p. 113.
Maryland, interests of (Patterson), p. 254

same ( Patterson ) . p. 466

3Ieat products and, correspondence relating to export trade of

( Rusk ) . 1893

Mississippi River, industry west of, condition (Wilson), p. 429..

Movement of, in France, 1865-67. p. 380

Nebraska industry, condition of ( Harwi ) . p. 382

New York receipts of, 1867-68. p. 21

same, 1869. p. 44

Number of, in foreign countries, p. 442

Prices, monthly, fmm markets, Jan., 1873-Dec., 1876

Russian Empire, for 1898. p. 606

St. Louis, Mo. , receipts of, 1868. p. 22

Shipments of, from Canada, Argentina, and Australia to England.
P 77

same, except Canada (Wray ). p. 81

Tennessee, interests in (Cockrill). 1883. p. 225

Wisconsin, industry, condition of (Campbell), p. 321

Work of breeder in improving ( Clay ) . 1899. p. 627

See algo Cattle and references thereunder — Chicago, 111., stock.
Live stock and the markets —

1899. p. 673

1900. p. 569

1899-1901. p. 650 _.

Live stock and their products, inspection of, rules and regulations

for. Mar. 15, 1899

Same, amendment. Oct. 22, 1900

Live Stock Association, National, officers of —

1898. p. 610 -.

1899. p. 688

1900. p. 643

1901. 1.. 637

Live stock sanitarv boards. State, list of. 1898. p. 603

_ Same. 1899. p. 530

Liverpool, England:

Trade of, with U. S. (Bovle). p. 517

Wool trade of. 1868. p.' 35

Liverworts from southern Patagonia, collected by U. S. S. Alba-
tross in 1887-91, list of (Evans) . 1892. p. 140

Loan associations, Raiffeisen, of Germanv. 1891 . p. 414

Loblolly pine (Mohr). 1896. p. 107. . "

Same, with acJditional notes by Filibert Roth. 1897. ]>. 115

Local, meteorological use of term (Abbe) . 1897, p. 208

Locke, C. A. State and local road improvement societies, appeal

for organization of. 1896

Lockwood, Samuel:

Armv worm, invasion of 1880, in New Jersey, account of. 1883.

" p. 139

same, p. 101

same, p. 101

"Loco" plant and its effect on animals (Stalker), p. 271

Index

Classification no.

!
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
A27.9:33
A29.6:27

A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:891-2

A27.9:9

A4. 1:885
A4. 1:886
A4. 1:887-8
A10.3:120
A4. 1:886
A4. 1:887-8

A1.8:53

A4. 1:885

A27.9:5

A4. 1:889-90

A27.9:7

A27.9:8

A4. 1:899

A27.9:

A4.1:901

A27.9:7

A4. 1:895-6
Al. 1:895-6
A1.7:2
A4. 1:889-90
Al. 10:899

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901

A4.5:33

A4.5:78

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899

A4. 1:899
A 27. 9:6

A6.5:l

A27.9:29

A13.3:13i

A13.3:13*

A29.6:25

A22.4:22

A 8. 1:3

A 1.1:881-882
A9. 1 :882
A4. 1:886

3i*7

Index

Locomotives, smoke-consuming device for (Lander). 1887. p. 132.
Locust Ijeetle, leaf-mining, with notes on related species (Chitten-
den). 1902. p. 70

Locusts:

American, damage by (Howard). 1894. p. 220

Calil'ornia invasion, in 1891, report on (Coquillett). p. 84

Cai)e Colony, 8. A., in 1879. App., ]>. (iS

Certain outbreaks of, in Idaho (Milliken). 1893. p. 17

China, in 1878. App. , p. 65

same, extermination of (Scatchkow). App. p. 65

Damage by, destructive, in 1891

Destructive, found in America, north i>t Mexico (Bruner) —

1891 . p. 9

1892

Destructive, in ] 897 ( Hunter) . p. 40

Folsom, California ( Koebele). 1885. ]>. 308

Kansas (Snyder). 1868. p. 456

Killing of destructive, with fungous diseases (Bruner). 1902.

p. 50

Lesser migratory (Marlatt). 1889. p. 66

Migratory —

in Minnesota in 1891 (Lugger), p. 18

occurrence of, in Japan, 1883. App. , p. 59

New Mexico and Arizona, injurious and other (Townsend).

1893. p. 29

North American —

destructive, with notes on occurrences in 1891 (Bruner). 1891.

p. 18

extracts from early literature on (Berthoud). 1883. App.,

p. 59

Outlook, report on. 1892. p. 321

Popular consideration of few of more injurious locusts (or "grass-
hoppers") of LT. S., with best means of destroying them

(Riley) . 1891

Russia. 1883. App. p. 64

San Joaquin Valley, California (Coquillett). p. 289

Spain, destruction, in 1876. p. 263

Swarms on coast of Great Britain (Swinton). 1883. App. p. 57..

Texas, during spring of 1886, report upon (Bruner). 1887. p. 9.

See aho Dissosteiru ](jngipennis — Grasshopper — Melanoplus spre-

tus — Pezotettix — Rocky Mountain locusts.

Lodeman, E. (i. Grapes, pruning and training of. 1896. p. 499...

Lodge, ^Villiam C. :

Beef cattle, feeding, in Middle States, p. 212

Fruits and fruit trees of Middle States; propagation, influence of

stocks, diseases and enemies, p. 199

Wine making and vine culture in Middle States, p. 118

Loew, Hermann. Rye gall gnat, description of. 1883. App. p. 6..
Loew, Oscar:

Catalase, new enzyme of general occurrence, with special reference

to tobacco plant. 1901

Cigar-leaf tobacco, curing and fermentation of. 1899

Connecticut tobacco, physiological studies of. 1900

Mineral nutrients, physiological role of. 1899

Soils, liming of, from a physiological standpoint. 1901

Logan and Richmond Canal, Utah, duty of water under -(Swend-

sen). 1900. p. 211 '.

Logan River, irrigation under canals from (Swendsen). 1902.

p. 179

Loggin, E. W. Wool growing in Uruguay. 1870. p. 436

Logotype outfit, vocabulary of present, should wording of forecasts
be confined to? is it advisable to extend vocabulary of logo-
type outfit? (Chaffee). 1899. p. 48

Same (Chappel). 1899. p. 49

Loncey, H. de. Horses, American, used by large horse companies
inParis. 1898. p. 42

CIuKslflcatluu no.

A13.3:1

A9.6:38

A9.7:7

A9.3:27

A 8. 1:3

A9.7:6

.\8.1:3

A 8. 1:3

A9.3:27

A9.3:27
A9.3:28
A9.6:10
A 1.1:885
A27.9:6

A9.6:38
A 9. 7:2

A9.3:27
A8.1:3

A9.7:6

A9.7:4

A8.1:3
A9.7:4

A9.3:25

A8.1:3

Al. 1:885

A27.9:14

A8.1:3

A9.3:13

Al. 10:896

A 1.1:867

A 1.1:865
Al. 1:866
A8.1:3

A1.8:68

A1.8:59

A1.8:65

A28.3:18

A19.3:l

A10.3:86

A10.3:104

A27.9:8

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A1.2:H78

398

London, H. A. Address of, before national road conference, .Tnlv,

1894. p. 21 '...

London :

Butter trade (Ashby). p. 211

Dead animals in, disposition of (Osborne) . p. 346

Flour in, prices of. 1868. p. 38

Meat consumption in. 1874. p. 460

Meteorological ottlce, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 68

Poultry for Li )n(lon market, preparing ( Lowe) . p. 333

Wastes of, method of disposing of (Manning). 1872. p. 379

London International ExhiVjition of 1862, account of (Hoyt). p. 27..

Long, D. N. Brick wheel-track road. 1901. p. 68

Long Branch, N. J., local contrast of weather at, Jan. 1895 (Abbe).

P 1^

Long Island:

Menhaden fisheries of. 1870. p. 39

Waterspouts off ( Abbe). 1897. p. 207

Long-range weather forecasts, report of (Pague). 1896. p. 166

Long-tailed shrews. See Shrews.

Longino, A. H. Road question, importance of. p. 18

Longleaf pine:

Report on ( Mohr) . 1896. p. 29

same, Avith additional notes by Filibert Roth. 1897. p. 29..

Timber of, effect of turpentine gathering on ( Fernow)

Trees of, chemical study of resinous contents and their distribu-
tion in, before and after tapping for turpentine (Gomberg).

1893. p. 34

Lougley, A. T. :

See, for reports as Chief, 1890-92, Document and Folding Room,

Agriculture Department.
See, for reports as Chief, Seed Division, Agriculture Department.

1889

Loomis, L. C. Food, preservation of. }>. 470

Loomis, Silas L. Cattle, neat, distribution and movement of, in

U.S. p. 248

Lophophora, North American species of, preliminary revision of

(Coulter). 1892. p. 91 ._

Lord, Wm. P. Oregon, road improvement in, extract from gov-
ernor's message, p. 7

Loring, George Bailey:

Address of, with other proceedings of cotton convention, Atlanta,

Ga., Nov. 2, 1881

Cattle industrv, address on, at National Convention of Cattle

Breeders, Chicago, 111., Nov. 13, 1884

Dairy farming, address on. 1882. p. 91

Forestry in U. S., address on, before American Forestry Congress,

Saint Paul, Minn., Aug. 8, 1883

Sorghum-sugar industry, address on. 1883

See aho, for reports as Commissioner of Agriculture, 1881-S-i

Los Angeles Countv, Cal. :

Forests of (Kinney). 1888. p. 198

Horticultural commission, report of. 1890. p. 312

Los Angeles River, ( "al., study of water rights on (Boggs) . 1901. p. 327.
Lotsy, J. P. Nitrogen, free atmospheric, assimilation of, l:)y white

and l)lack mustard, contriVjution to investigation of. 1894

Loughridge, R. 11. Soils, physical tests of. 1893. p. 156

Louisiana:

Anthrax in, in 1896 (McQueen), p. 176

Cotttm in, 1866. p. 281

Cotton in, date of receipt of, 1857-70. p. 356

De Soto hogs of. 1883. No. 64. p. 16

Farm resources and jiroducts of. 1868. ]>. S.">

Farmers' institute wiirk accomplished in (Lee). 1902. ji. 34

Hurricane of August 13-16, 1901, on coast of

Jute in, 1874. p. 389

Rice crop, statement on, 1860-69. p. 430

Southwestern, soils and i:)roducts of (Rapley). 1884

Index

('lassiflcntloii no.

A 22.3: 10

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
A27.9:6
A27.9:13
A29.6:28
A4. 1:899
A27.9:10
Al. 1:862
A22.3:21

A29.6:23

A27.9:8

A29.6:25

A29.6:24

A22.3:21

A13.3:13'
A13.3:132
A13.4:9

A13.3:8

A24.1:
A 1.1:862

Al. 1:863

A6.5:3

A22.4:33

A1.8:17

Al.7:6
A1.8:22

A1.7:l

A1.6:54

Al.l:

A13.3:2

A9.7:2

A10.3:100

A10.3:18
AIO.3.16

A4. 1:897

A27.9:4

A27.9:8

A27.9:21

A27.9:6

A 10. 3:1 20

A29.2:H94

A27.9:12

A 27. 9:8

A1.8:35

399

278

128

40

Index

Louiiiiiana — Continued

Steam ploughing in (Lawrence).

same. 1869. p. 225

Sugar-cane borer in, life history of (Morgan). 1901;
Sugar cane in, diffusion process as applied to (Seig)

same. 1884. p. 1 8

Sugar production, 1874-75. p. 456

Truck farming in ( Wiggins). 1887. p. 240

Uplands of, irrigation of rice on (Bond). 1902. p. 11

See aho Calumet plantation sugar experiment station — Des
Linges sugar experiment station — Iberia parish — La Fay-
ette parish — Lake Charles — Kenner — [Magnolia Station —
New Orleans — St. Landry parish — St. Martin parish — St.
Mary parish — Vermilion parish.
Louisiana fungi, new species of (Ellis and Langlois). 1891. p. 35..
Louisville, Ky., convention of tobacco growers at, 1865, comments

on resolutions of. No. 8. p. 16

Lounsbury, Charles P. :

Good Hope, Cape of, insects of, notes on. 1897. p. 34

South African ticks, notes on some. 1900. p. 41

Lounsburv, Charles P., and Mally, C. W. Hvdrocvanic-acid gas,

notes. 1902. p. 75...: 1 '

Lounsbury, George E. Connecticut, road improvement in, extract

from governor's message, p. 2

Loveland, George A. :

Climate and crop sections, Weather Bureau, should monthly re-
ports of, contain only original matter? 1902. p. 187

Meteorological observations, should not a book for permanent
record of, be furnished to section centers and voluntary sta-
tions? 1899. p. 120

Meteorology in colleges; to what extent is it taught at present;
should it be offered as an undergraduate or as a postgraduate

course? 1902. p. 90

Lowe, S. Poultry, preparing, for London market, p. 333

Lowe, William Herbert:

Cattle, organs of respiration of, noncontagious diseases of. ji. 101.

Tumors of cattle, p. 321

See also, as joint author, Dickson, William.
Lower California. See La Paz — Santa Agueda — Santa Rosalia.
Lower Colorado River, Arizona, free-tailed bat from, description

of new species (Merriam). 1889. p. 25

Lowndes, Lloyd. Maryland, road improvement in, extract from

governor's message, p. 4

Lucas, Frederick Augustus. Tongues of woodpeckers. 1895. p. 35.
Lucassen, M. D. Sugar, diffusion and carbonatation of, in Java,

extracts from report on. 1885. p. 49

Lucern. See Alfalfa.

Lucilia nobilis parasitic on man (Meinert). 1892. p. 36

Ludlow, William. Kingsessing and Tinicum meadow district, on

Delaware River, drainage of. 1884. p. 240

Lugger, Otto:

Migratory locusts in Minnesota in 1891
Spilosoma fuliginosa, report on. 1890.
LumbeY:

Consumption of ties and other, by railroads in U. S
New York State, industry, history of (Fox). 1902.

Qualitv, etc., of. 1895. p. 590

same. 1896. p. 628

Lumber trade:

Certain States (Baker). 1884. p. 198

Chicago, 1857-68. p. 62

Letter from agent of Forestry Division requesting information

re lati ve to. 1883

New Hampshire and West Virginia (Hough). 1884. p. 348...
Western States and Territories (Furnas). 1884. pp. 246, 255..
Lumbering:

Conservative, and water vsupply, discussion of (Newell). 1901. p. 3

Classiflcation no.

Al. 1:867

A27.9:7

A10.3:115

Al. 1:884

A7.3:2

A27.9:13

A27.^:25

A10.3:113

A28.5:6

A27.9:3

A9.6:9
A9.6:26

A9.6:31

A22.4:33

A29.3:31

A29.3:24

A29.3:31
A4. 1:899

A4.2:C29'^
A4.2:C292

p. 18.
p. 236.

A5.5:2

A22.4:33
A5.3:7

A7.3:8
A9.7:5

A1.7:7

A9.3:27
A9.7:2

p. 41.

A13.3:4
A13.3:34
Al. 10:895
A 1.10:896

A13.5:4
A27.9:7

A13.2:L97

A13.5:4

A13.5:4

A13.3:30

400

Lumbering — Continued

Southern Appalachians now and undi r (iovernnient (i\vner.ship

and supervision ( Trice ) . p. (i I

Lumbermen :

Practical assistance to, in handling forest lands (Pinchot). 1898.
Suggestions to, relative to more rational forest management (Fer-

now ) - - -

Lumpy jaw, or actinomycosis in cattle:

Investigations relating to treatment of (Salmon) —

1891 and 1892. p. 109

1893

1893 and 1894. p. 88

same. n. d

Successful treatment of (Moore), p. 510

Treatment of, with iodide of potassium (Norgaard). p. 135

same (Norgaard). 1893. p. 39

Lunar halo and luna corona, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 566

Lunar lialos (Finney). 1894. p. 76

Lunar influences in meteorology, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 315 ..

Lunar rainbow, notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 67, 364

Lung plague of cattle. See Pleuro-pneumonia.

Lupton, N. T. Address of, as president of Association of Official

Agricultural Chemists, at 9th annual meeting, 1892. p. 2

Lurman, Gustav W. Address of, before convention of National

League for Good Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 18

Lyman, Charles P. :

Foot-and-mouth disease. 1881. p. 33

Letter to Dr. Thomas Taylor on work of his microtome. 1881 . . .
Pleuro-pneumonia, contagious, in cattle —

1st report, 1879. p. 456

[Also issued as 46th Cong., 2d sess., S. mis. doc. 74: serial no. 1891.]

same, p. 163

2d report. 1880. p. 196

[.\l.so i.ssued as 46111 Cong., 3d se.ss., S. ex. doc. 5; serial no. 1941.]

3d report. 1880. p. 571

same

same. p. 268

4th report, p. 30

[5th] final report. 1881. p. 352...

Lyman, II. L. Grape vine, downy mildew and t)lack rot of, treat-
ment of, with salts of copper at Charlottesville, Ya., in 1887.

P 5

Same. 1888. p. 20

Lyman, Joseph B. Cotton planting, directions for. ]>. 193

Lymph-adenitis. See Ovine caseous lymph-adenitis.

Lvon, I*" rank W. Convict labor, use of, in road building. 1901.

p. 90

Lyon, J. L. (Jrassand forage plants, cooperative experiments with.

1902. p. 71

Lyon, Samuel S. Leather industry in Japan, p. 526

Lyon, T. T. Russian and other fruits, adaptation of, to extreme

northern portions of U. S. 1888

Lyons, Curtis J. :

Dew-point, tables of, ob.served at Honolulu. 1899. p. 587

Hawaiian climatological data, monthly, May, 1901-Oct., 1902....
IMeteorological observations, monthlv, at Honokilu, Hawaiian

Islands, March, 1894-Ai)ri], 1901.1

Sun spots and Hawaiiati eruptions, report on. 1897. p. 144

Volcanic eruptions in Hawaii. 1899. p. 298

Lyons, I'atrick F. :

IMeteorological records in court. 1902. j). 183

AVeatlicr forecasts, distril)ution of, by mail, bsitil. p. Kil

"Weather forecasts, should temperature be verified by maximum

and minimum readings. 1902. p. 167

Lyons, France, 3d international meteorological congress at, general
report on hail shooting presented at ( Plumandon). 1902. p. 35.

Index

ClasBlficatlua no.

A1.2:Ap4^

A13.4:21

A13.4:10

A4. 1:891-2

A4.3:2

A4. 1 :893-4

A4.4:7

A4. 1:899

A4. 1:89 1-2

A4.3:2

A29.6:29

A 29. 6:22

A29.6:29

A29.6:26

A7.3:35

A10.3:14

Al. 1:881-2
A18.2:M58

Al. 1:879

A1.6:22
A1.6:34

A 1.1:880
A1.6:31
A1.6:34
A 1.1:881-2
Al. 1:881-2

A6.3:5

A6.3:10

Al.l:86e

A22.3:21

A10.3:115
A4. 1:899

A20.3:2

A29.6:27
A29.6:

A29.6:

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.3:31
A29.3:24

A29.3:31

A 29. 6:30

114—04-

-26

401

Index

Lysimeter. What does a lysimeter teach? (King) . 1891. p. 106...
Lysiphlebus, braconid genus, variations in (Co(iuillett). 1891. p. 313.
Macadam, Robert K. Nortii American agarics, report on. 1889.

l>p. 58, 135

Macadamizetl roads. See Roads.
McAdie, Alexander G.:

Aero-physical observatory, equipment of. 1896. jd. 453

Alto-stratus, whirling, report on. 1897. p. 245

Atmospheric electricity, some experiments in. 1891. p. 171

California, rainfall charts of. 1902. p. 362

Casualties due to lightning, p. 510

Climate as controlling factor in long-distance transmission of elec-
trical energy. 1 897. p. 439

Climatological data, interchange of standard. 1899. p. 135

Cloud observations, utilization of, in local and general weather
predictions, 1894. p. 21

Fog studies on Mount Tamalpais, etc. —

1900. pp. 283, 492

1901. pp. 24, 61, 104

1901. p. 31

Frost fighting—

1899. p. Ill

1900

1901. p. 65

Kite, problem of, report on. 1897. p. 246

Lightning —

can we, by automatic records at three selected places, deter-
mine the energy of a flash of? 1894. p. 18

protection from. 1894 -

same, with additional matter. 1895

Lightning and electricity of air. 1899. p. 9

Meteorological observations, simultaneous, in U. S. during 18th

century. 1895. p. 303

San Francisco weather forecast district, report of, monthly, Apr.-
July; Sept., 1899-July, 1900; Nov., 1900-July, 1901; Sept.-

Nov., 1901; Jan. -Oct., 1902

Storm warnings and displays by flag and lantern, are present
best that can be devised for Atlantic and Gulf coasts? 1899.

p. 29

McAdie, Alexander G., and Willson, George H. San Francisco, Cal.,

climate of. 1899

Macaroni and semolina, manufacture of (Skinner). 1902

Macaroni wheats (Carleton). 1901

McBride, F. W. See, as joint author, Huston, Henry Augustus.
McBryde, J. Bolton, and Beal, Walter Henry. Cotton, chemistry of.

1896. p. 81

McBryde, J. M. Fertilizers for cotton. 1894

McCallie, S. W. Roads and road-building materials of Georgia. 1902.

p. 50

M'Cann, D. J. Sheep-husbandry in Nebraska, p. 193

McCarthy, Gerald. Crop-pests and their repression by law. 1897.

p. 19

McCarty, J. H. Meteorology, recent publications on. 1896. pp.76,

112, 153, 198 ."

McChesney, J. IL:

Agricultural colleges and model farms, letter on. 1868. p. 460..

Agricultural education in Europe, p. 127

McChe'sney, J. W. Esparto grass, information on. 1869. p. 233 ..
McClatchie, Alfred James:

Eucalypts cultivated in U. S. 1902

Irrigation at Arizona experiment station farm. 1900. p. 125

same. 1901. p. 87

Irrigation methods in orchards. 1900. p. 91

McCorma(;k, H. See, as joint author, Grindley, H. S.
McDonnell, Ilenrv Barnett. See, as joint author, Frear, William.
McElroy, Karl P.":

Sorghum-sugar experiments at Ness City, Kans. 1889. y>. 81 . . .

Classifli-atlon no.
xVl 0.5:3
A9.7:3

A28.5:5

A29.6:24
A29.6:25
A29.6:19
A29.6:30
A29. 1:891 =

A29.6:25
A29.3:24

A29.3:lli

A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.3:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:25

A29.3:lli
A29.2:L62
A29.3:15
A29.3:26

A29.3:ll^

A29.6:

A29.3:24

A29.3:28
A19.3:20
A19.3:3

A10.3:33
A1.9:14

A22.3:23
Al. 1:864

A 1.8:57

A 29. 6:24

A27.9:6
Al. 1:868
A27.9:7

A13.3:35
A10.3:104
A10.3:119
A10.3:76

A7.3:26

402

McElroy, Karl P. — Continued

Vegetables, canned, reijort on, with collaboration of W. D. Bige-

low. 1893. p. 1015

See also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
McFai'land, Byron. Thunderstorm; new explanation of one of its

phenomena. 1901. p. 297

McGann, Edward W. Meteorological statistics, how to improve
them to meet the needs of medical profession, etc. 1899. p.

80

McGehee, John M. :

Swine diseases, special report no. 12, review of. 1879. p. 89 ...

Swine plague in Florida. 1880. p. 94

]\IrGrew, T. F. :

Fowls, American breeds of. p. 513

I'lymouth Kocks (American breeds of fowls, 1). 1901

Wyandotte (American Ijreeds of fowls, 2). 1901

Machen, August W. :

Remarks of, at 2d convention of Weather Bureau officials, Mil-
waukee, Wis. 1901. p. 230

Rural free mail delivery in relation to road improvement. 1901.

p. 92....

Machinery designed for destruction of cotton worm, exjjerimental

tests of (Barnard). 1883. p. 39 ,

See also Agricultural machinery — Farm implements and ma-
chinery.
McKeown, S. W. ]\Iilk or cream, butter fat in, method of deter-
mining by difference. 1 894. p. 194

McKerrow, George. Wisconsin, farmers' institute work accom-
plished in. 1902. p. 31

Mackie, Simon F. Grea^ Salt Lake, level of, relation between, and

rainfall. 1901. p. 57

McKinlev, William, resolutions on death of, at International Good
Roads Congress held at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 16-21, 1901.

p. 16

McKinne J, H. G. Water supjjly, notes on experience of other coun-
tries in administration of their. 1891. p. 261

McLain, Nelson W.:

Apiculture, experiments in —

1885. p. 333

1886. p. 583

1887. p. 170

1887. p. 66 J..,

McLain, Thomas. Sisal hemp industry in Bahama Islands. 1891.

p. 52

McLaren, Dice. Grass stations, cooperative, in West and Southwest.

p. 344

Same, p. 344

McLean, L. :

Anthrax among cattle in the Northwest. 1881. p. 311

Anthrax in New Mexico, outbreak of. 1881. p. 317

Foot-and-mouthdisease, nonexistenceof, in the West. 1881. p. 319
McLean, L.; Miller, Wm. B. E.; Michener, Ch. B.; Ilorr, Thomas J.;
Hauk, James W. ; Roland, H. Whitfield. Animals in New
York and I5rooklyn, contagious diseases of, preliminary re-
port of inspectors in investigation of. 1884. p. 19

Macleod, Leslie E. Horse, national, of America, p. 691

MacMillan, Conway. Minnesota species of isariah and attendant

pacliybasium, note on. 1891. p. 75

McMurtrie, AVilliam:

Chemical memoranda, monthly, Jan., 1873, to Dec, 1876

[The more important articles are indexed under their various subjects.]
Grape culture and wine production in V. S. for 1880, report on

statistics of

Raw silks, examination of. 1883. p. 56

Sugar beet, culture of, preliminary re])ort on, near Portland,

Maine. 1879. p. 171 ."

same, final report on, in New England. 1879. p. 181

Index

(.'lassiflcatlou no.

A7.3:13«

A29.6:29

A29.3:24

A1.6:22
A 1.6:22

A4. 1:901

A4.3:29

A4.3:31

A29.3:31
A22.3:21
A9.3:3

A7.3:43

A10.3:120

A29.6:29

A22.3:21
A15.2:P94i

Al. 1:885
Al. 1:886
Al. 1:887
A9.3:13

A11.5:3

Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891

A1.6:34
A1.6:34
A1.6:34

A1.7:6
AL 1:887

A28.5:6

A 27. 9:

A 1.6:36
A9.3:3

A 1.6:28
A1.6:28

403

Index

McMurtrie, William — Continued

Sugar beet, culture of, and manufacture of sugar therefrom in

France and United States. 1880

Sumac, culture of, in Sicily, 1880

Wine, production of, mineral nutrition of vine for. 1882. p. 180.

Wools and other animal til)er.s, examination of. 1885

See also, for reports as Chemist, Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture

Department, 1873-1877

McXamee, James. Address of, before convention of National League

for Good Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 76

McNeely, J. F. JNI. Live-stock industry, condition of, of Colorado

and Wyoming, p. 425 '.

McNeely, John T. Cattle industry of Colorado, Wyoming, and

Nevada, and sheep industry of Colorado in 1897. p. 377

McNutt, J. N. Swine-plague in Jefferson Co., Mo. 1879. p. 173 ..
McPherson, William. *S'e(^ as joint author, Weber, Henry Adam.

McQueen, Asa N. Anthrax in Louisiana in 1896. p. 176

Macrae, A. S. Potato-flour or farina, j). 390

McWhirter, Professor. Agricultural and industrial education, paper

relative to. 1885. p. 105

Madagascar:

Meteorology in, note on (Abbe). 1901. p. 375

Spider in, poisonous. 1890. p. 273

Madder:

Dyer's culture of (Newton). 1866. p. 94

Properties and uses, etc. ( Dodge ) . p. 339

Smyrna, culture of (Smith). 1870. p. 284

Maddock, Miss Blanche. Women's farm institutes. 1902. p. 46 .
Madeira:

Egg exports from (Jones), p. 520

Kite work in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 552

Madison County, Ohio, cattle sales, p. 371 . . . .'

Madras, India, rainfall in, and frequency of sun spots (Subha Rao).

1902. p. 438

Maercker, M. German agricultural experiment stations, aims and

tendencies of. 1898. pp. 103,207..

Magnesia, relation to plant growth, experimental studv of (Mav).

1901. p. 37 ^ "...

Magnetic declination, discovery of, made by Christopher Columbus

(Bertelli). 1895. p. 486 ,

Magnetic field. See Terrestrial magnetic field.

Magnetic instrume'nts, some improvements iu. 1895. p. 539 ,

See aho p]arth-magnetic instruments.
Magnetic needle, secular change in direction of, its cause and period

(Littlehales). 1894. p. 174

Magnetic observations:

Coordinate axes for magnetic and meteorological ol)servations,

standard system of ( Bigelow) . 1897. p. 201

New method "for discussion of (Harrington). 1892

See aho Meteorological observations.

Magnetic rocks and lightning, note on (Abbe). 1897. ]>. 352

Magnetic survev:

Europe and Asia (Tillo). 1895. p. 465

North America (Schott). 1895. p. 460

Magnetism. See Meteorology and magnetism — Solar magnetism — •

Terrestrial magnetism.
Magnolia Station, Lawrence, La:

Manufacture of sugar at, experiments in (Spencer) —

1886. p. 328

1885-6

1886-7

1888. p. 29

1889

Sugar and sugar cane data for 4 years at, summary of (Spencer).

1887. p. 46

See also Lawrence, La.
Magruder, Wm. T. Agricultural engineer. 1900. p. 103

Classification no.

A1.6:28
A1.6:26
A1.8:22
A1.2:W88

A7.1:

A 10.3:14

A4. 1:889-90

A4. 1:898
Al.6:12

A4. 1:897
Al. 1:875

A1.7:9

A29.6:29
A9.7:2

A27.9:4
Al. 1:865
A27.9:8
A10.3:110

A 4. 1:900
A29.6:26
A 1.1:869

A29.6:30
A10.6:9
A 19. 3:1
A29.3:ll^
A29.3:112

A29.3:lli

A29.6:25
A29.3:2

A29.6:25

A29.3:ll ''
A29.3:ll^

Al. 1:886

A7.3:ll

A7.3:15

A7.3:18

A7.3:21

A7.3:18

A10.3:76

404:

Mahany, Michael, short biography of (Abbe). 1898. p. 550

Mails. See Rural free delivery.
Maine:

Agriculture of, some outlines of (Boardman). p. 39

Beet-sugar in (Blackwell). 1883. No.61. p. 2(5

Climate, soil, physical resources, and agricultural capabilities of,
with special reference to occupation of its new lands ( Board-
man). 1884

Corn canning in (Boardman). 1886. p. 554

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 4

Road improvement in, address on (Stone). 1897

Starch factories in, report on (Boardman). 1SS5. No. 19. p. 23.

Starch manufacture in. 1886. p. 22

See also Aroostook County — Portland — Sebago Lake.

Maine State College. Dietary studies at, in 1895 (Jordan )

Maize or Indian corn:

Carbohydrates of (Stone). 1896

Composition of, including grain, meal, stalks, pith, fodder, and

cobs (Wiley). 1898 ".

same ( French abstract) . 1900

Culture of (Wolfinger). p. 215

Food value of (Wiley), p. 17

In manufacture of beer ( Wahl )

Industry in U. S. ( Snow ) . p. 23

Introduction of, into Europe ( Murphy) . 1891. p. 5

Sorghum and, as sugar plants, report on. p. 228

Use of, in Europe, and possibilities of its extension. 1892

Use of, in Mexico. 1893. p. 2.56

Xenia, or immediate effect of pollen, in (Webber). 1900

See also Corn.
Maize and sorghum sugars, manufacture of, circular relative to (Le

Due). 1879

Maize-paper and maize-cloth (Dodge), p. 436

Mai de caderas, note on. p. 154 ,

jMal di goma. See King, William Rice.
Maladie du coit:

Extirpation of, in Nebraska and South Dakota (Faville). p. 62..

Second outbreak of, in Nebraska (Faville and Day), p. 134

Supposed, among horses in Nebraska ( Faville). p. 359

Malaga, Spain, muscatel raisins in, production of (]\Iark). 1875.

p. 319

Malanesia. See Australasia.

Malay Archipelago, climate of (Van der Stok). 1896. j). 669

See also Australasia.
Malignant edema. See Blood poisoning.

Mallein, distribution of. 1899. p. .5.32

Mallet, John WilHam:

Creatin and creatinin, physiological effect of, and their value as

nutrients. 1 899

Nitrogen of proteids, and that of simi)ler amids or amido-acids,
investigation of anal vtical methods for distiuiruishing between.

1898 :

Mallophaga or bird-lice, affecting man and lower animals (Osborn).

1891

Mallopliaga:

Development in, note on period of (Osborn). 1890. p. 115

Parasitic habit in, origin and development of (Osborn). 1891.

p. 187

Mally, C. W., fruit seriously injured l)y moths. 1902. p. 90

See also, as joint author, Lounsbury, Charles P. — Webster, Fran-
cis M.
Mally. Frederick W.:

Boll worm of cotton, report of progress in supplementary investi-
gation of this insect —

1891

1892. p. 45

1893

Index

Classlflcatluit no.
A29.6:26

A 1.1:862
A27.9:21

A1.7:4

A27.9:24

A27.9:6

A22.4:28

A 27. 9:23

A27.9:24

A 10.3:37
A10.3:34

A7.3:.50

A7.4:6

Al. 1:866

A1.8:49

A 1.8:52

A1.8:49

A 1.8:49

A 1.1:877

A1.8:49

A27.9:31

A28.3:32

A1.8:15
Al. 1:863
A4. 1:901

A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:891-2

A27.9:13

A29.3:ll''

A4. 1:899

A 10. 3:66

A7.3:54

A9.3:7

A9.7:3

A9.7:4
A9.6:31

A9.3:24
A9.3:26
A9.3:29

405

p. 9.
p. 136

Index

Maily, Frederick W. — Continued

Mexican cotton-boll weevil. 1901 . .
Monostegia ignota, report on. 1890.
Strawberry saw-fly, another. 1889.
Malt liquors:

Adulteration of (Crampton). 1887. p. 263

American, composition of, and the substances used in their adulter-
ation (Crampton). p. 183

Consumption of, in I'. S., per capita of population —

1870-1895. p. 552

1896. p. 595

1898. p. 723

See also Liqiiors.
Malta:

Animals and animal products in (Grout), p. 520

AVeather and storms of, during October, 1898 (Grout), p. 546...
Mammalogy and ornithology of New England, with reference to

agricultural economy ( Samuels), p. 265

Mammalogy Division. See Ornithology and Mammalogy Division,

Agriculture Department

Mammals:

Bounties on, circular in relation to. n. d

Economic relations of, circular on. 1886

Food hal)its and distribution of, in parts of Minnesota and Dakota

(Bailey), p. 426

same, p. 426

North American —

descriptions of fourteen new species and one new genus of

(Merriam). 1889 _.

descriptions of new genus and two new species (Merriam).

p. 115

descriptions of twenty-six new species of (3Ierriam) . 1890. . .

Small, directions for measurement of ( ^Merriam ) . 1889

See also Tres IMarias Islands, Mexico — Yukon region.
Mammitis. See Cows.
Man:

Conflict of, with climate, notes on (Abbe) . 1899. p. 257

Food and nutrition of, list of publications on '

See also Plants.

Lucilia nobilis parasitic on (Meinert) . 1S92. p. 36

Pediculi and mallophaga affecting lower animals and (Osborn).

1891

See also Climate and man.

Man-infesting bot, abstract of paper on (Matas). 1888. p. 76

Manchester, England:

Butter market (Ashby). p. 201

Market for American products

Manderson, Charles F. Address of, before convention of National

League for Good Roads, Washington. 1893. [). 11

Manila. Philippine Islands:

Note on weather of ( Phillips). 1898

Weather normals for 1865-98 (Abbe), p. 119

Weather of, report on ( Phillips).^ 1899. p. 321

Manila hemp plantain, note on. 1872. p. 365

Manitoba:

Crop report. 1890. p. 485

Crops and live stock in. 1894. p. 421

Mannheim, (Jermany, cost of hauling farm products over wagon

roads at (Goldfinger). p. 9

Manning, James Alexander. London, wastes of, method of dispos-
ing of. 1872. p. 379

Manson, Marsden. Yuba River, California, features and water

rightsof. 1901. p. 115

Mantis egg parasites, genus of. 1892. p. 242

Manual training, practical importance of (Gilkison). 1900. p. 96..
Manual training and apprentice system (Richards). 1894. p. 73 —
Manufacturing conditions and resources of U. S. (Newton). 1862 —

Classlflcation no.

I Al. 9:130
A9.7:3
A9.7:2

A7.3:135

1 Al. 1:887

Al. 10:895

Al. 10:896

■ A 1.10:898

A4. 1:898
A29.6:26

A 1.1:863

A5.1:

A5.4:19
A5.4:3

Al.l:887
A5. 1:887

A5.o:2

A5.5:5
A5.5:4
A5.4:ll

A29.6:27
A10.2:F73

A9.7:5

A9.3:7

A9.7:l

A4. 1:899
A12.4:8

A10.3:14

A29.3:22
A29.6:29
A29. 1:898
A27.9:10

A27.9:28
A27.9:32

A22.4:27

A27.9:10

A10.3:100
A9.7:4
A10.3:76
A 10. 3:20
A1.8:l

406

1899.

Manures:

Chemical, note on. 1869. p. 300

Fertilizing value of manure from cows.

Great Britain. 1868. p. 38

Green manuring and (\Volfinger) . p. 299 ,

Greensand marl a,«. 1867. p. 368

same, p. 30

Mineral, present theory and practice of. j). 428

Pota?h as. 1870. p. 287

See also Barnyard manure — Chemical manures — Farm manure —
Fertilizers — Moule's earth-closet system — Stable manure.

^Manures, and how to apply t hem. 1868. p. 93

Manures and their application (Brown and Reynolds), p. 368

Manuring:

Cotton (White). 1896. p. 169

same (White). 1897

Experiments in. 1867. p. 55

Green, leguminous plants for (Allen). 1894

See a/so Liquid manuring — Soils.
Maple sugar:

Manufacture of (Alvord). p. 394

Production of, in United States and Canada ( Hough) . 1884. p. 394.

Tal)le showing amount of, June, 1864. No. 3. p. 8

See also Sugar industry of United States.
^Mapie:

Xorth American ( Vasey) . 1875. p. 313

Pulvinarias on, two most abundant (Howard). 1900. p. 7

Maple pseudococcus, report on (Howard). 1894. p. 235

Maple sirup and sugar (Langworthy). 1901. p. 21

Maps, chalk-plate, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. .311

See also A\'eather maps.

Marbles of Rutland County, Vermont (Dorr) . p. 448

Marbury, John B. :

Climate and crop service weekly bulletins, should remarks of cor-
respondents be published? should weekly reports of tempera-
ture and rainfall be telegraphed from voluntary stations?
1899. p. 108

Weather-forecast stations, voluntary, river and cotton-belt, estab-
lishment and inspection of. 1899. p. 150

Weather forecasts, verification of. 1902. p. 156

jVIarch, weather conditions for, statement of average ( Garriott) . p. 117 .

Mardela Springs, ]\Id., frosts in May at (Abbe), p. 172

Marean, Herbert W., soil survey of Covington area, Georgia.

See also, as joint author, Burke, R. T. Avon.
Marean, Ralph B. Mist, small whirling columns of. 1899.
Mares:

Abortion in, outbreak of (Kilborne). 1893. p. 49

Infectious abortion of (Williams), p. 449

Yaginaof, pathogenic bacillus from, after abortion (Smith).
\). 53 .

Index

I'laNNiflcatlon no.

A27.9:7
A1.9:97
A27.9:6
Al. 1:864
A27.9:5
A27.9:6
Al. 1:870
A27.9:8

A27.9:6
Al. 1:865

A10.3:33
A1.9:48
A27.9:5
A1.9:16

p. 329.
p. 409.

1893.

Marine Meteorology, Division of, in Hydrographic Office, Navy De-
partment, origin and work of (Beehler). 1895. p. 221

Marine nephoscope and its usefulness to navigator (Abbe). 1894.

J). 161

See a/so Nephoscope.

Marine i)lants, uses of, with a brief account of curing of Irish moss
(Bates), p. 423

Maring, Delos T. :

Sunshine recorder, improved, report on. 1897. p. 485

Weatlu'r Bureau exhibit at I'an-American Exposition, Buffalo,
N. Y. 1901. p. 259

Maritime species of Coccidfe (Cockerell). 1894. p. 42

Mark, John A. Muscatel rai.sins, production of, in JMalaga. 1875.
p. 319

Market, stock hogs for. p. 101

Market-garden crops, nitrogenous fertilizers for (Smith). 1901. p. 12.

Market gardening in vicinity of New York (Henderson), p. 243 ...

Al. 1:862

A13.5:4

A27.9:2

A27.9:13
A9.6:22
A9.7:7
Al. 9:124
A29.6:27

Al. 1:862

A29.3:24

A29.3:24
A29.3:3]
A29.6:29
A29.6:23
A26. 5:9011

A29.6:27

A4.3:3

A4. 1:889-90

A4.3:3

A29.3:112

A29.3:ll'

A 1.1:866

A29.6.-25

A29.6:29
A9.7:7

A27.9:13
A4. 1:893-4
Al. 9:124
Al. 1:865

•407

Index ^

i;ias8lflcatloii no.

Market milk, plan for its improvement (Pearson), p. 158 1 A4.1:900

Market products of west New J ersey ( Lippincott) . p. 249 1 Al.l :865

Market ([notations and farm prices. 1893. p. 485 ! A27.9:31

same. 1894. p. 782.... A27.9:32

241 ...

Al. 1:870

A1.9:62

A12.3:

Market systems of the country, their uses and abuses. \>

Marketing farm produce ( Hill) . 1897

Markets, world's, for American products

*SV'e also Foreign markets.

Marl region of Virginia, p. 389 Al. 1:868

Marlatt, Charles Lester:

Arsenicals, new and old, comparative tests with, on foliage and

withlarv;e. 1896. p. 30 - A9.6:6

Asiatic ladvbird, importation and present status of, preliminary

reporton. 1902. p. 70 -^- A9.6:37

Aspidiotus ostreseformis, account of, 1899. p. 76 1 A9.6:20

Bedbug and cone-nose, report on. 1896. p. 32 A9.6:4

Bedbugs, circular on. 1902 j A9.5:47

Buffalo gnats, report of trip to investigate. 1889. p. 7 A9. 7:2

Buffalo tree-hopper —

circular on. 1897 , A9.5:23

reportof. 1894. p. 8 ' A9.7:7

Cicada, periodical —

account of Cicada septendecim, its natural enemies and means
of preventing its injury, with summary of distribution of
different broods. 1898.... A9.6:14

broods of, new nomenclature for. 1902 A9.5 :45

consideration of validity of old records bearing on distribution
of broods of, with particular reference to occurrence of
broods Viand XXIII in 1898. 1898. p. 59 A9.6:18

new nomenclature for broods of. 1898. p. 52 , A9.6:18

Clover mite, circular on. 1897 A9.5:19

Coccinellida?, scale-feeding, predatory insects which affect useful-
ness of. 1902. p. 84

Cockroaches, report on. 1902

Cockroaches and house ants, rei)ort on. 1896. p. 84

Codling moth, double-brooded, report on. 1894. p. 248

Currant stem-girdler, report on. 1894. p. 296

same. 1895. p. 387

Elm leaf-beetle —

imported, circular on. 1895

in Washington, D. C. 1895. p. 47

Grape, principal insect enemies of —

1895. p. 385

1898

1900. p. 27 (e.xcerpt)

Hessian fly, circular on

Hibernation of chinch bug. 1894. ]>. 232

House ants, circular on. 1898

House centipede, circular on. 1 902

Insect control in California. 189(>. p. 21 7

Insecticide experiments, some. p. 33

Insecticide soaps, report on. 1896. p. 38

Insecticides, important directions for their preparation and use .

same, revised. 1 901

Insecticides, notes on —

1894. p. 115

1895. p. 19

1897. p. 54

1898. p. 94

Insects, injurious, methods of controlling, with fornnilas for insec-
ticides. 1894. p. 572 :

same. 1895. p. 580

Laisser-faire philo.sophy applied to insect problem. 1899. p. 5.

Locust, lesser migratory, report on. 1 889. p. 66

Nematinje of North America, a subfamily of leaf-feeding hyme-

noptera of familv Tenthredini(Le. 1896 A9.8:3

Ox warble, circular on. 1897 A9.5:25

A9.6:37

A9.5:51

A9.6:4

A9.7:7

A9.7:6

A9.7:7

A9.5:8
A9.6:2

Al. 10:895

A1.9:70

Al. 9:118

A9.5:12

A9.7:7

A9.5:34

A 9. 5:48

A 1.10:896

A9.6:30

A9.6:6

A1.9:19

A1.9:127

A9.7:7 ^
A9.6:2
A9.6:9
A9.6:17

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:895
A9.6:20
A9.7:2

408

^larlatt, Charles Lester — Continued [

Paris green, notes on. 1895. p. 408

Peach-tree borer, circular on. 1896

Peach twig-borer —

an important enemy of stone fruits. 1898

report on. 1898. p. 7

Pear slug, circular on. 1897

Pear-tree psylla, circular relative to. 1895

Pear-tree psylla in Maryland. 1894. p. 175

San Jose scale —

experiments ■with ■winter ■washes against, season of 1894-95.

1895. p. 365

how to control

in Japan, preliminary report on. 19G2. p. 41

native home of, r6sum6 of search for, in Japan and China.

1902. p. 65

Scale insect and mite enemies of citrus trees. 1900. p. 247

Scale insects, temperature control of. 1899. p. 73

Silver tish, circular on. 1902

Sweet potato saw-tly, new. 1 892. p. 24

True clothes moths, circular on. 1 898

Wheat, growing, principal insect enemies of. 1901

White ant, circular on. 1902

White ant, species injurious to wall }iaper, books, timbers, etc.

1896. p. 70

Woolly aphis of apple. 1897

Xanthium trypeta, report on. 1891. p. 312

See, for report as acting Chief, Entomology Division. 1902

See rdso, as joint author, Howard, Leland Ossian — Riley, Charles
Valentine.
Marls:

Chemical examination of ( Brown ) . 1872. p. 307

Chemical memoranda on ( Bro^wn ) . 1872. p. 371

Greensand, as manure. 1867. p. 368

same. p. 30

Marmot, new, from Black Hills of Dakota, description of (Merriam).

1889. p. 7

Mars:

Notes on earth and (Abbe). 1900. p. 543

People of (Talman) . 1900. p. 537

]\Iarsh, George Perkins. Irrigation, evils, remedies, and compensa-

ions of. p. 362 „

[Also issued as 43cl Cong., l.st session, S. mis. doc. 3.5, serial no. 1.584.]

Marsh hawk, rei)ort on (Fisher), p. 370

^ Same, p. 370

Marsh hay, salt and fresh water (Allen), p. 296 _ .

Marsh lands, reclamation of ( Collins), p. 600

See (dso Salt marsh lands.

Marsh or pond i>ine, observations on (Roth). 1897. ji. 169

Marsh soils. See Soils.

Marshall County, Kansas, cattle disease in (Steddom). p. .'!S2

Marten, John:

Hessian fly, life history of, new notes on. 1891. p. 2()5

Rocky Mountain locust in 1880, report on. 1883. App. p. 50...
Marten, new (Mustelacaurina), from northwest coast region of V

Index

(lasslftcutiuu no.

A9.7:7
A9.5:17

A1.9:80
A9.6:10
A 9. 5:26
A9.5:7
A9.7:7

A9.7:7

A9.5:42

A9,6:31

A9.6:37
Al. 10:900
A9.6:20
A9.5:49
A9.7:5
A9.5:36
Al. 9:132
A9.5:50

A9.6:4
A9.5:20
A9.7:3
A9.1:

A27.9:10
A27.9:10
A 27. 9:5
A27.9:6

A5.5:2

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

.il.l:S74

Al. 1:889
A5. 1:889
Al. 1:876
Al. 1:870

A13.3:13-'

A4. 1:898

A9.7:3
A8.1:3

description of (Merriam). 1890. p. 27 1 .\5.5:4

Martin, Y. O. Sre, as joint author, Mooncv, Charles N

Martin, George A. Chicago horse show «>f]890. 1891. ].. 349

Martin, J. ()., soil survey of AVillis area, Texas, p. 607

See (duo, as joint author, Smith, William G.
Martinique, West Indies:

Customs tariff in. 1893. p. 209

Cyclone of Aug. 18, 1891. ]>. 185

Erujition at, meteorological conditions following (Kimball).
1902. p. 267 :

Weather service, establishment nf (Kimball). 1901. p. 512

See also Pelee, Mount.

A4. 1:889-90
A26.5:901»

A27.9:31
A29.6:19

A29.6:30
A29.6:29

4ni)

Index •

Marvin, Charles Frederick:

Address as chairman, section of instruments and exposure, before
second convention of Weather Bureau officials, held at Mil-
waukee, Wis., Aujz. 27, 28, 29, 1901. 1902. p. 212

Aerial observers, instructions for. 1 898

Anemometer tests, report on. 1900. p. 58

Anemometry, general information respecting theory and opera-
tion of typical instruments for indicating and measuring and
automatically recording wind movement and direction, etc

Aneroid barometer, report on. 1 898. ]>. 410

Barometer readings, metric and English, erroneous conversion of.
1898. p. 802 /.

Barometers and measurement of atmospheric pressure

Cloud observations and an improved nephoscope. 1896. p. -9

Cyclones, development and movement of. 1892

Earthquake of Oct. 31, 1895, report upon. p. 374

Kite experiments at Weather Bureau. 1896. pp. 113, 156, 199,
238

Kites, mechanics and ecjuilibrium of. 1897. p. 136

Kites, use of, in exploration of upper air. p. 201

]\Ioisture tables. 1898. p. 205

National Bureau of Standards, circular of information relating to.
1902. p. 135

Precii^itation, measurement of

Psychrometric tal)les for vapor pressure, relative humidity, and
temperature of dew-point. 1900

Eainfall, charting of, note on. 1902. p. 214

Recording instruments, instructions for obtaining and transcrib-
ing

Seismic changes caused by building operations. 1899. p. 582

Seismograph, Marvin, report on. 1895. p. 250

Signals, Weather Bureau. 1892. p. 41

Sunshine, measurement of, and preliminary examination of Ang-
strom's pyrheliometer. 1901. p. 454

Sunshine recorders, care and management of. 1896

Thermometers, sluggishness of. 1899. p. 458

Weather Bureau instruments, description of —

1893. p. 19

1894. p. 17

1895. p. 14

1896. p. 8

Weather Bureau kite, report on. 1896. p. 418

Marvin, Charles Frederick, and Whitney, Milton:

Soil thermometers, maximum and minimum, combined, instruc-
tions for use of. 1894

Thermometers, maximum and minimum radiation, instructions

for use of. 1894

]\Iarvin, Paul. See, as joint author, Kastle, Joseph Hoeing.
Marvin's weighing rain and snow gauge (Carlisle). 1899. p. 131..

Same, instructions for using

Marx, Charles D. Irrigation problems in Salinas Valley, Cal., re-
port on. 1901. p.l93 .'

Marx, George. See, for reports as Chief, 1890-93, Illustrations Di-
vision, Agriculture Department.
Maryland:

Armv worm and some other insects affecting grain in, outbreak

of(Ashmead). 1890. p. 53

Climatological studies (Fassig) . 1902. p. 200

Cold weather in March in, records of 1 823-94 ( Ac worth) . p. 126 . .

Entomological notes from ( Johnson ) . 1896. p. 63

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 63

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Amoss). 1902. p. 25.

Insects, principal injurious, of year (Johnson). 1897. p. 80

same (Johnson) . 1898. p. 92

Live-stock interests of (Patterson ). p. 254

same (Patterson), p. 466

Classification no.

A29.3:31

A29.11:K

A29.6:28

A29.11:D
A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.11:F

A29.6:24

A29.2:C99

A29.6:23

A29.6:24
A29.6:25
Al. 10:898
A29.6:26

A29.6:30
A29.11:E

A29.2:P95
A29.6:30

A29.il: A
A29.6:27
A29.6:23
A29.3:7

A29.6:29

A29.11:G2

A29.6:27

A29.1:891»
A29.1:8932
A29. 1:894
A29. 1:896
A29.6:23

A29.11:G

A29.il :H

A29.3:24
A29.11:E

A10.3:100

A9.7:3

A29.3:31

A29.6:22

A9.6:6

A27.9:6

A10.3:120

A9.6:9

A9.6:17

A4. 1:886

A4. 1:887-8

410

p. 51.

Maryland — Continued

Orchard injuries bj* red-legged flea-beetle (Schwarz). 1893.
p. 334

Pear-tree psylla in (Marlatt). 1894. p. 175

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in, investigation of (Rose),

Resources of, notes on. 1875. p. 378

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message

( Lowndes) . p. 4

San Jose scale in, experiments with lime, salt, and sulphur wa.sh

against (Quaintance) . 1902. p. 37

Southern cattle fever in, outbreak of (Curtice), p. 429

Swine plague in, outbreak of (Rose), p. 446

Weather service, 1st report, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 472

See ubo Calvert County — Cecil County — College Station — Har-
ford County — Kent County — Mardela Springs — ]\Iontgom-
ery County — Prince George County — St. Mary County.

Maryland farm ( Bryan farm ) , birds of ( Judd ) . 1902 I ,

Masaya, Nicaragua, rainfall of (Henry). 1898. pp. 162, 305

Maslin, E. W. Figs, production and importation of, statistics of.

1901. p. 288

Ma.-^on, Frank H.:

Animals, dead, disposition of, in P>erlin. p. 349 (erroneously

printed ' ' Frank \V. " )

Dogs, muzzling of, in ( iermany and Great Britain, p. 521

Dried apiiles, American, in Germany. 1 895. p. 15

Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany, cost of hauling farm products

over watron roads at. ]i. 5

Leather manufactures in Germany, p. 522

Massachusetts:

Brown-tail moth in, report on (Kirkland). 1900.

Index

I'lassiflratiou no.

A9.7:5
A9.7:7
Al. 1:881-2
A27.9:13

A22.4:33

A9.6:37
A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:884
A29.6:27

A5.3:17
I A29.6:26

' A20.3:9

1898.
1868.

p. 61.

p. -o,

59.
P-
P-

119

Coccidse, notes on some (Cooley).
Farm resources and. products of.
Gypsy moth in —

notes on (Fernald). 1895. p
report upon, 1891 (Henshaw).
Insects in, 1901 (Fernald). 1902.
Porthetria dispar in, introduction and spread of, and efforts made

by State to repress and exterminate it ( Howard). 1897

Road laws and road building in (Ross). 1901. p. 34

State hi<rhways in, 1894 (Perkins), p. 505

See also Blue Hill — Boston — IMilton — Northfield — Springfield —
West Newbury. •

Massee, George:

Mycological notes. 1889. p. 184

same, continued. 1892. p. 178

Ma.sterson, William W. Somali or black-head sheep, p. 522

Matas, Rudolph. Man-infesting bot, abstract of paper on. 1888.

p. 76

Mathematical analysis as applied to terrestrial magnetism, present

condition of '(Schuster). 1895. p. 550

Mathematics and nieteorolojj:y, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 267

Same (Abbe). 1900. p. 548 ,...

^Matsumura, M. Japanese insects injurious to fruit, two. 1898. p. 36.
Matter and energy. See Metabolism.

Matthews, Albert. "Indian summer." 1902. pp. 19, 69

^Mauritius:

Cyclone of Dec. 5, 1897 ( Claxton ) . p. 62

Icerya, probaV)le origin in (Riley). 1887. p. 27

Meteorological Society of, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 565

-Meteorolopy and crops, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 354

Royal Alfred Observatory, thunderstorms at (Claxton). 1900.

p. 63

Weather and sugar crop in, 1880-96 (Abbe), p. 412

Maurice, Professor. What an agricultural college ought to be.

1885. p. 108

Maxillary tentacles of proiuiba ( Smith ) . 1 893. p. 161

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A7.3:48

A22.4:27
A4. 1:899

A9.6:26
A9.6:17
A27.9:6

A9.6:2

A9.3:26

A10.3:115

A9.6:ll
A22.3:21
Al. 10:894

A28.5:5
A28.5:6
A4. 1:898

A9.7:l

A29.3:112
A29.6:26
A29.6:28
A9.6:10

A29.6:30

A29.6:26
A9.3:15
A29.6:29
A29.6:25

A29.6:28
A 29. 6:26

A1.7:9
A9.7:5

411

Index

Maxwell, Walter:

Hawaiian Islands, agriculture in, etc. 1898. p. 563

Hawaiian soils, estimation of lime, potash, and phosplioric, acid

in. 1898. p. 63

Irrigation in Hawaii, report on. 1900

Sorghum-sugar experiments at INIorrisville, ^'a. 1889. j). 63

Sugar-beet culture in France and Germany, notes on. 1890. p. 81 .
Sugar-beet experiment station at Schuvler, Nebr., annual report

of. 1891. p. 118 1

same, 2d. 1892. p. 43

same, 3d. 1894. p. 37

VegetaV)le organisms, fatty Ijodies in, rejiort on methods of esti-
mation of. 1890. p. 94

See also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
May, David W. :

Chemists, OflBcial Agricultural Association of, 1900, convention

of, report on. p. 503

same, 1901. p. 406

Plant growth, relation of lime and magnesia to, experimental

study. 1901. p. 37

Wheat, early plowing for. 1900. ]>. 7

See also, as joint author, Gibson, PI. B.
May, David W., and Beal, Walter Henry. Plants, leguminous, soil

inoculation for. 1901. p. 7

May, weather condition for, statement of average (Garriott). p. 208.
Mavnard, S. T. Mildews upon plants under glass, treatment of.

1891. p. 16

Mayo, N. S.:

Texas fever of cattle, transmission of, by cattle tick. p. 481

Texas itch among cattle in Kansas, p. 488

Tuberculosis among cattle in Kansas, j). 479

Mead, El wood:

Agricultural situation in California. 1901. p. 17

Duty of water, general instructions to observers. 1899

Irrigation —

public control of. 1901. p. 680

rise and future of, in U. S. 1899. p. 591

what the Department of Agriculture is doing for. 1902

Irrigation in U. S., testimony of, before United States Industrial

Commission, June 11 and 12, 1901. 1901

Irrigation investigations, discussion of. 1900. p. 15

Irrigation investigations,, for 1900, review of. 1902. p. 13

Mississippi River, and tributaries, M'ater from, abstract of laws

for acquiring title to, with legal forms in use. 1899

Reservoirs, some typical, in Rocky Mountain States. 1901. p. 415.
Scope and purpose of irrigation investigations of Office of Experi-
ment Stations. 1902. p. 417

Water rights on Missouri River and tributaries. 1899

Meade, Kansas, sorghum sugar experiments at (Wiley) . 1889

Same (Fuelling), p. 79 ^

Meadow culture, Peterson's method of. 1874. p. 433

Meadow lark and Baltimore oriole (Beale). 1895. p. 419

Meadows and pastures, formation and cultivation in Middle Eastern

States ( Smith)

Mealy l)ugs and their allies ( Davis) . 1894. p. 168

Mealy bugs in greenhouses, experiments with hydrocyanic-acid gas

as means of exterminating ( Hemen way ) . 1900. p. 69

Mealy-wing, cocoanut and guava, report of. 1893. p. 314

See also Orange mealy-wing.
Means, Thomas Herbert:

Salt marsh lands, reclamation of. 1901

Soil survey in —

Cache la Poudre Valley, Colorado. 1900. p. 121

Salt River Valley, Arizona, p. 287

Sanpete, Cache, and Utah counties, Utah. 1900. p. 115

Soils, soluble mineral matter of. 1898. p. 495

See also, as joint author, Whitney, Milton.

Classlflcatloii no.

Al. 10:898

A7.3:56
A10.3:90
A7.3:26
A7.3:30

A7.3:33
A7.3:37
A7.3:39

.\ 7. 3:28

A10.6:12
A10.6:13

A19.3:l
Al. 9:122

Al. 9:124
A29.6:29

A28.5:6

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898

A10.3:100
A10.8:2

Al. 10:901
A1.10:899
A10.4:48

A10.3:105
A10.3:86
AlO. 3:104

A10.3:60
Al. 10:901

AlO. 12:901

A10.3:58

A7.3:26

A7.3:26

A27.9:12

Al. 10:895

A1.9:66
A9.7:7

A9.6:22
A9.7:5

A26.4:8

A1.8:64
A26.5:900i
A1.8:64
Al. 10:898

412

78.

Means, Thomap Herbert, and Gardner, Frank Duane:

Soil survey in Pet'us Valley, New Mexico. 1900. p. 36...

Soils of Pecos Valley, New ISIexico. n. d ,

Means, Thomas Herbert, and Holmes, J. Garnett:

Soil surve}' around Fresno, Cal. p. 333 ,

Soil survey of Imperial, Cal. p. 587

same. 1902

Measurements, englisli vs. metric system of (Abbe). 1901. j

Measures, t^ec Weights and measures.

Meat:

Analvsis of, testing of apparatus and metho<l (Schweitzer and

Fox). 1891. p. 40

Australian trade ( Reynolds ) . p. 92

Berlin consumption. 1890. )>. 45

. Bread and, consumption in Missouri, data relating to (Gibson

and others). 1890

Canned, chemical examination of ( Wiley). 1899

Composition and cooking (Woods). 1896

Cooking, losses in, experiments on, 1898-1900 (Grindlev and

others) . 1901 . . .' !

Curing of. p. 97

Dressed —

freight rates on, from C'hicago to New York. 1895. p. 553.

same. 1896. p. 598

traffic in United States, answers to questions regarding (Col-
man) . p. 277

European consumption. 1876. p. 498

Federal inspection ( Salmon ) . 1894. p. 67

Fresh, shipments of, to Europe, p. 312

same, p. 374

German imperial inspection law, translation and German text of.

p. 523

same. 1901

Great Britain (Halstead ). p. 508

Importation into Germany from U. S. 1896. p. 100

Industries of United States (Clark) . p. 359

Inspection of, for animal parasites. 1898

London consumption. 1874. p. 460

Meat products and —

Analysis of provisional methods for (Bigelow ) 1902. p. 7

At Paris Exposition, 1900 ( Al vord ) . p. 223

Packing, salt used in. p. 491

same. 1884. p. 288

Pathological conditions fcmnd in inspection (Salmon), p. 52

Preserved, adulterations of (Bigelow and others). 1902. p. 375.

Products, export trade in. 1889. ]i. 69

same, ]). 22

same, ]). 10

Question analyzed (Sprague). p. 462

Salted, inspection of, for export. ]>. 88

same, }>. 76

Shanghai inspection (Blackwood), p. 205

South Africa (Stowe). p. 512

See oho Bacon — Canned meats — Pork — Preserved meat — Live
stock — Saiv«ages.

Meat or cheese skipper (Murtfeldt). 1893. p. 170

Mechanic arts:

Colleges of. See Agricultural colleges.

Student api)rentice of (Hoffman). 1901. p. 186

Mechanic arts section. Association of American Agricultural Col-
leges and Experiment Stations, rej)ort of:

1893. p. 95

p. 89

pp. 1 8, 97 :

pp. 26, 1 1 1

pp.:w,9!

p. 134

Index

L'laKsIflnitlou no.

A1.8:64
A26.4:3

A26.5:900'
A26.5:901»
A 26. 4:9
A29.6:29

A 7. 3:31
A4. 1:893-4
A27.9:28

A10.3:31

A7.4:5

Al.9:.34

A10.3:102
A4. 1:895-6

A 1.10:895
Al. 10:896

A4. 1:886
A27.9:14
Al. 10:894
Al. 1:876
Al. 1:877

A4. 1:900
A4.4:32
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:887-8
A4.3:19
A27.9:13

A7.3
A4.1
A4.1
A4.2
A4.1
A7.3
Al.l
A4.1
A4.2
Al.l
Al.l

A4.1
A4.1
A4.1

:65

:900

:884.

:An5

:900

:13i«

:889

:889-90

:B39

:883

:890

889-90

898.

900

1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.

A9.7:6
A 10. 3:99

A10.3:20
Al 0.3:24
Al 0.3:30
A10.3:41
A10.3:49
A10.3:65

413

Index

Mechanic arts section, Association of American Agricultural Col-
leges and Experiment Stations, report of — Continued
1899.' p. ^'(>

1900. pp. 21,18:5

1901. i)p. 83, 13L

Mechanical soil analysis. J^ec Soils.

Meclianical drawing:

Course of instruction in (Randolph). 1901. p. 184

Technical schools (Flather). 1894. p. 81 '.

Mechanical engineering and mechanic arts, education in (Thurston).

1896. p. Ill

Mechanical work, what shall we give to students of our agricultural

colleges? (l)rake). 1895. p. 71

Media:

Acid, growth of tuberculosis bacillus upon (De Schweinitz and [

Dorset). 1896. p. 7

Culture, for biochemic investigations (De Schweinitz). p. 145 .J
Medical climatology, synoi)sis of course of let-tures in, to senior class \
medical department University of Texas (Cline). 1902. p.

110 ".

Medical Congress, 1900. See Paris, Thirteenth International Medical

Congress, 1900.
Medical zoology. See Zoology.

Medicinal and condimental cattle and poultry foods. 1901. p. 22..
Medicine Lodge, Kansas:

Field work at, notes on ( Hinman ) . 1893. p. 31

Seed-selection work at, resume of (Carr). 1893. p. 28

Sorghum sugar exi^eriments at —

1889 (Sanborn), p. 77

1889 (Wiley), pp. 9, 30

1892 (Carr). p. 25

Medicines:

Administration of, to cattle (Murray), p. 9

Methods of administering, to horses (Michener). p. 9

Mediterranean flour moth :

Development of ( Chittenden ) . 1896. p. 85

Eeporton. 1889. p. 166

Meech, Levi W. Moon and weather, report on. 1901. p. 372

Megilla i>arasite, additional note on (Rilev). 1889. p. 338

Megnin, M. P.:

Gajje disease of fowls, and parasite by which it is caused; trans-
lated by Theobald Smith, p. 269

same, ]). 281

same. 1884. p. 103

Meinert, Fr. Lucilia nobilis parasitic on man; translated by Martin

L.Linell. 1892. p. 36

Meissl method, application of, to mixed butters (Besana). 1890.

p. 105

Melanoplus devastator, dipterous parasite of, in California (Coquil-

lett). 1892. _p.22

Melanoplus spretus, investigation to determine whether, breeds per-
manentlv in Turtle Mountains in North Dakota (Hunter).

1900. p'. 30

Melber, F., address of, before national road conference, July, 1894.

p. 58

Melbourne, Australia, irrigation conference, Mar. 25-28, 1890, notes

of. 1891. p. 250

Melica and sti pa, notes on (Piper), p. 10

Melittia cucurbitpe. See Squash borer.

Mcll, P. H. Cotton plant, climatology of. 1893

Meloid genus. See Leonia rileyi.
Melon-plant louse. See Cotton-plant louse.

Melons, stock, cultivation of. 1897. p. 8

Membracidte (tree hoppers), some North American food-plants

of (Coding). 1892. p. 92

Mendo(rino Countv, California, Indians of, plants used by (Chesnut).
1902. p. 295

Classiflcatiou iio.

A 10. 3: 76
A 10. 3:99
A10.3:115

A10.3:99
A10.3:20

A10.3:41

A 10. 3:24

A4.3:13
A4. 1:899

A29.3:31

A1.9:144

A7.3:40
A7.3:40

A7.3:26
A7.3:26
A7.3:37

A4.2:C292
A4.2:H78

A9.6:6
A9.7:2
A29.6:29
A9.7:l

Al. 1:884
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

A9.7:5

A7.3:24

A9.7:5

A9.6:22

A22.3:10

A15.2:P94i
A3.4:27

A29.3:8

A1.9:65

A9.7:5

A6.5:7

414

Meng, J. S. Phosphoric acid, additional notes on. ]892. p. 27

^Menhaden fisheries of Long Island. 1S70. p. 39..

Menozzi, . V(jlatiie acids, variations of, in butter fat. 1890.

p. Ill

Mercer, A. S. :

California cattle, destruction of, by various diseases; with report

of autf)psies by Dr. Bowhill. p. 452 ,

Cattle industry of California, p. 239

Merchandise, domestic, total value of exports of, 1890-95. p. 551 . . . .

Same, 1890-96. p. 596

]\Ierino ram "Ontario," account of. p. 355

Merinos:

American, of Vermont, p. 484

Spanish, and their management (Boynton). p. 196

Merriam, Clinton Hart:

Arvicolina\ description of new genus (Phenacomys) and four

new species of. 1 889. p. 27 ,

Bats, free-taileil —

from desert region of southern California, description of new

speciesof. 1889. p. 23..

from lower Colorado River, Arizona. 1889. p. 25

Biological reconnaissance of south-central Idaho. 1891 . . :

Biological Survey, Agriculture Department, work of for farmer.

1897. p. 115

Biological survey of San Francisco mountain region and desert of

Little Colorado, Arizona. 1890

Birds which feed on mulberries, p. 285

same, p. 285

Cactuses, yuccas, and agave, geographic and vertical distribution
of, in deserts and desert ranges of southern California, south-
ern Nevada, northwestern Arizona, and southwestern Utah.

1893. p. 345

Evotomys, new, from —

Black Hills of South Dakota, description of. 1890. p. 119 . . .

Colorado, description of. 1890. p. 23

Pacific coast region, description of two. 1890. p. 25

Forest trees of San Francisco mountain region, Arizona. 1890.

p. 119

Geographic distribution of animals and plants in North America.

p. 203

Grasshopper mouse, descriptions of two new species and one new

subspecies of. 1889. p. 1

Ground squirrels —

five new, of genus Tamias, descriptions of. 1890. p. 17

new species of, from arid lands of the Southwest, description

of. 1889. p. 19

three new, of Spermophilus spilosoma group, descriptions of.

1 890. p. 37 ... ._

Hesperomys, new species of, from southern Florida, description

of. 1890. p. 53

Kangaroo rats, three new, descriptions of, with remark.s on iden-
tity of Dipodomys ordii of Woodhouse. 1890. p. 41

Life zones and crop zones of U.S. 1898

Mammals —

new genus and two new species of, description of. 1891. p. 115.
North American —

descriptions of fourteen new species and one new genus.

1889

twenty-six new species of, description of. 1890

small, measurement of, and preparation of museum skins,

brief directions for. 1889

Marmot, new, from Black Hills of Dakota, description of. 1889.

P 7

Marten, new (Mustela caurina), from northwest coast region of

United States, description of. 1890. p. 27

Mink, special report on. p. 488

same, p. 488

Index

Classlflcatlon no.
I A7.3:35
A27.9:8

A 7. 3:24

A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:886
A 1.1 0:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 1:866

Al. 1:865
A 1.1:864

A5.5:2

A5.5:2
A5.5:2
A5.5:5

Al. 10:897

A5.5:3
Al. 1:890
A5. 1:890

A5.5:7

A5.5:5
A5.5:4
A5.5:4

A 5. 5:3

A 1.1 0:894

A5.5:2

A5.5:4

A5.5:2

A5.5:4

A5.5:4

A5.5:4
Ao.3:10

A5.5:5

A5.5:2
A5.5:4

A5.4:ll

A5.5:2

A5.5:4

Al. 1:888
A5. 1:888

415

Index

Merriam, Clinton Hart— Continued

Molospus, new species of, from California, description of. 1890.

ClasslOoatlon no.

I'

51

484.

Phca.«ants, introduced, special report on

game, p. 484

Pika, new species of, from Sierra Nevada Mountains, Cal., descrip-
tion of. 1889. p.ll

Pocket gopher, of genus Geomvs, from western Nebraska, descrip-
tion of. 1890. p. 51 -

Pocket gophers, family (ieomyidic, exclusive of species of Thom-
omys, monographic revision of. 1895

Pocket mice, North American, revision of. 1889

Prairie dog —

destruction of, directions for

new, from Wvoming, description of. 1890. p. 83

of (ircat Plains. 1901. p. 257

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 229

Shasta, Blount, Cal., biological survey of. 1899

Shrews, American, of genus Sorex, synopsis of. 1895. p. 57

Shrews of American genera Blarina and Notiosorex, revision of.
1895. p. 5 _. _

Skunks, little striped, of genua Spilogale, contribution toward
revision of. 1890. p. 1

Spermophile, new, from —

Arizona, northwestern, description of. 1889. p. 17

California, southern, description of. 1889. p. 15

Trees and shrubs, distribution of, in deserts and desert ranges of
southern California, southern Nevada, northwestern Arizona,
and southwestern Utah. 1893. p. 285

Weasels of North America, synopsis of. 1896

See also, for reports as Chief, Biological Survey Division, Agri-
culture Department, 1897 and 1902

See also, for reports as Chief, Ornithology and Mammalogv Divi-
sion, 1886-1896 .'

See also, as editor, Cooke, Wells W. ; as collector, Stearns, Robert
Edwards Carter — Stejneger, Leonhard.

Merrick, PI C. Pacific coast, climate of. p. 280

Merrill, Elmer D. :

Aristida purpurea nutt. , and its allies. 1901

Arizona grasses. 1901

Gi'asses —

nomenclature of, some changes in. 1901. p. 5

some species of, published by S. B. Buckley. 1901

North American species of Spartina. 1902

See also, as joint author, Scribner, Frank Lamson.
Merrill, L. H. See, as joint author, Woods, Charles Dayton.
Merrill, Lewis A. Vaccination against blackleg in Utah. p. 469 ...
Merry, G. Factory cheese and how it is made. 1896. p. 45 ,

Same, reprinted, n. d

Mersivan, Turkev, temperature and rainfall at (Abbe). 1897. p.

245 ".

Mesmer, Louis. See, as joint author, Heileman, W. H. — Holmes, J.
Garnett.

Mesquite tree as tanning material (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 31 ,

Metabolism:

Effects of severe and prolonged muscular work on (Atwater and
Sherman). 1901

Experiments in which balance of income and outgo was deter-
mined, digest of ( Atwater and Langworthy )

Experiments on effect of muscular work upon digestibility of food
and metabolism of nitrogen, conducted at University of

Tennessee, 1897-1899 (Wait). 1901 '....

same, 1899-1900 (Wait). 1902

Experiments on metabolism of matter and energy in the human

body ( Atwater and others)

same, value of ( Langworthy ) . 1 898. p. 1 003

same, 1900 (Atwater and others)

A5.5:4
A 1.1:888
A5. 1:888

A5.5:2

A5.5:4

A5.5:8
A5.5:l

A5.4:32

A5.5:4

Al. 10:901

A29.6:30

A5.5:16

A5.5:10

A5.5:ia

A5.5:4

A5.5:2
A5.5:2

A5.5:7
A5.5:ll

A5.1:
A5.1:

Al. 1.867

A3. 4:34
A3.4:32

A 3. 4:35
A3. 4:35
A19.3:9

A.4. 1:899

A4.3:15

A4.4:19

A29.6:25

A27.9:ll

A10:3:98
A 10. 3:45

.A10.3:89
A10.3:117

A] 0.3:69
A10.6:9
AlO. 3:109

41G

1897. p. 261

1898. pp. 20, 318, 569.
). 1897. p. 484

Metabolism — Continued

Exjieriiiients on metabolism of nitrogen, sulphur, and phosphorus

in human organism (Slierman) . 1902

Milch cows, investigation.s on ( llagemann). 1899. pp. 803, 903. .
Nitrogen and carbon in human organism, metabolism of, with
respiration calorimeter of special construction (Atwater and

others) . 1897 -

Xutriehts in animal bodv, metabolism of, and source of muscular

energy (Zuntz). 1897. p. 538

Metabolized nitrogen, excretion of, by animals ( Langworthy ) . 1897.

p. 817

Metal railway tracks. See Railway tracks.
jSIetals. See Aluminum — Copper — 1 ron — Lead.
Metaphosphoric acid. See Cotton seed meal.
Meteor:
Bright-
note on (Abbe),
same (Abbe),
report on (liazen
Iowa, of ^Nlarch 27, 1894 (Abbe), p. 128

Noise made by ( Abbe). 1895. p. 57

November, notes on (Kiml)all). 1901. p. 509

Meteoric stfiry, sen.sational, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 363

.Meteorologic "waves, report on (flazen). 1899. p. 323

!\Ieteorological and other forms and reports: should they be simpli-
fied? are modifications desirable? (Evans). 1902. p. 168

Meteorological balloon ascension at Strassburg, Germany (Rotch).

1901. p. 298

Meteorological cablegrams, notes on (Abbe). 1900. pp. 248, 448...

Meteorological century, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 591

Meteorological charts of Great Lakes

Meteorological commission, proposed, note on ( Abbe). 1901. p. 312.
Meteorological committee, international:

Note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 103

Proceedings of ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 446

Report on' (Kimball). 1902. j). 134

Meteorological conferences. See Munich — Paris.
IMeteorological congresses. See Chicago — Mexican national meteoro-
logical congress — Paris.
^Meteorological institute of Prussia, work of, notes on (AbV)e). 1901.

p. 70

^feteorological institution. Royal Prussian, celebration of semi-
centennial of (Abbe). 1897. p. 491

Meteorological journal, new, notes on (Abbe). 1900. pp. 160, 252. .

Meteorological library, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 208

Meteorological notes:

(Abl)e)\ Aug., 1893-Oct., 1902 ,

[Inrtividual articles are entered in this indo.x under their specific subjects.]

Monthly ( Kimball )

[Individual articles are entered in this inde.v under their specific subjects.]
Meteorological notes by Wm. Scoresbv, jr., report on (Al)be). 1897.

p. 62 '-

Meteoi"ological notes from Porto Rico (Geddings). 1900. p. 287 ...
Meteorological ol)servations:

Alaska, 1894 (Tibbey). p. 174

Bavonne, N. J., during ])urning of plant of Standard Oil Companv

"at, Julv5, 6, and 7, 1900 (Mitchell), p. 325 "..

Circle Citv, Alaska (Holt). 1896-98. p. 542

Eagle, Alaska (Ileiirv). 1900. p. 390

Hacienda IVrla, Puerto Rico ( Hansard ). 1898. p. 407

Havana, Cuba, notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 60, 104

Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, monthly, March, 1894-April, 1901

( Lyons)

Influence on vegetation (Schreiber). 1895. p. 395

International, sunniiarv of (Dunwoody). 1893

Klondike, note on (Abbe). 1898. ]). 253

Index

C'lasslflcatlon no.

A10.3:121
A10.6:10

A 10. 3:44
A 10.6:7
A10.6:7

A29.6:25
A29.6:26
A29.6:25
A29.6:22
A29.6:23
A29.6:29
A 29. 6:26
A29. 1:898

A29.3:31

A29.6:29
A29.6:28
A 29. 6:27
A29.13:
A 29. 6:29

A29.6:27
A 29. 6:28
A29.6:30

A29.6:29

A29.6:25
A 29. 6:28
A 29. 6:28

A 29. 6:
A29.(i:

A 29. 6:25
A 29. 6:28

A 29. 6:22

A 29.6:28
A 29. 6:26
A29.(5:28
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:26

A 29. 6:
A29.3:ir''
A29.5:A
A29.6:26

114—04-

417

Index

Meteorolojrical observations — Continued

Made to dcterinine proba))le state of sky at several stations along
path of total eclipse of sun, May 28, 1900 (Bigelow). 1897.

p. 394

Nome, Alaska, f^ept., 1900, note on (Abbe), p. 397

Penuanent record, sliould not a book for, be furnished to section
centers and voluutarv stations? —

(Bauer). 1899. p. 121"

(Linney). 1899. p. 121

(Loveland). 1899. p. 120

(Palmer). 1899. j). 122

Port an Prince, liayti, mouthlv, notes on (Abbe). 1898. })p. 59,

103, 1(53, 212, 253, 406, 458'.

]\ibiic schools, notes ou ( Abbe). 1899. p. 550 ,

same (Wilkinson). 1899. p. 550

Reports by cable from Iceland, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 103..
Reports of voluntary obsei'vers, monthly, examination of; is it
desirable to report back to voluntary observer errors and irreg-
ularities discovered in his report? (Bauer). 1902. jj. 172

Rivas, Nicarajrua, monthlv, notes on, 1898 (Abbe), pp. 61,162,

210, 307, 408, 459, 541

same, 1899 CFlint). pp. 11, 97, 153, 193, 249, 299, 360, 462,

509, 546 ^

San Francisco, 1893-94 (Featherstone) . p. 128

.Simultaneous, in U. S., in 18th century (McAdie). 1895. p. 303. .

Travelers (Abbe). 1902. p. 270

With kites at sea, notes on ( Kimball ) . 1901 . p. 563

See aLso JMagnetic observations — Meteoroloifical work.
Meteorological observatories:

Creation of, on islands connected by cable with a eontinent (Al-
bert, Prinee of Monaco). 1894. p. 158

Suburban (Sims). 1902. p. 215

See also Canada — Juvisy observatory — St. Ignatius College.
Meteorological observers:

Arctic and Antarctic, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 558

Voluntary —

for Monthlv Weather Review, lists of. 1891. following pp.

232 an d 3 1 8

same. 1892. following p. 346

of U. S. Hydrographic Ofiice, instructions to (Abbe). 1901.

p. 314

Meteorological office, London, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 68

Meteorological optics, J. M. Pernter's, note on (Abbe). 1902. p.

132

Meteorological phenomena:

Ice caves and frozen wells as (Kimball). 1901. p. 366

Photographs of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 67

Meteorological reporting stations, •voluntary (Walz). 1898. p. 208.
Meteorological records:

Early, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 565

Evidence in court (Linney). 1902. p. 180

same (Lyons). 1902. p. 183

Hourly, at Pikes Peak and Colorado Springs from November,
1892, to September, 1894, brief discussion of, ( Morril 1 ) . 1 896.

p. 215

Iowa, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 17

Long-continued, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 98

Ohio, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 343

Preserving, for reference and study, best means of (Emery).

1902. p. 175

Meteorological Society:

American, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 64

German, eighth general meeting of (Rotch). 1898. p. 160

Mauritius, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 565

Royal, nott'son (Abbe). 1898. p. 564

Meteorological stations:

Experimental agriculture at (.\bbe). 1902. ]>. 410

t'lasslflcatloii no.

A29.6:25
A29.6:28

A 29. 3:24
A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:27

A29.3:31

A29.6:26

A29.6:27

A29.6:22

A29.3:ll^

A29.6:30

A29.6:29

A29.3:lli
A29.3:31

A29.6:28

A29.6:19
A29.6:20

A29.6:29
A29.6:28

A29.6:30

A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:26

A29.6:29
A29.3:31
A29.3:31

A29. 1:896
A29.6:27
A29.6:25
A29.6:28

A29.3:31

A29.6:26
A29.6:26
A 29. 6:29
A29.6:26

A29.6:30

418

Meteorological stations — Continued

Harvard University, note on (Al)be) —

1897. p. 540. A

1901. p. 69

Highest station in world, visit to (Ward). 1898. p. 150

Mountain, in Australia (Abbe). 1898. p. 166

Needed, new, notes on ( Abbe). 1900. p. 556

Publication of results of observations (Hann). 1894. p. 1

Rockall as, note oti ( Abbe). 1898. p. 311 .

Seismographs at (Abbe). 1897. p. 259

Tierra del Fuego, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 493

Meteorological superstitions, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 216

Meteorologiral symbols, international (Abbe). 1898. pp. 311,414..
Meteorological tables:

^lonthly temperature, rain, etc., from Smithsonian In.stitution,

June, 1863-Jan., 1872

.Monthly, July, 1891-May, 1895; Jmie, 1895-Api-., 1902 (Henry).
Meteorological tables and charts, monthlv, description of, Mav-Oct.,

1902 ( Stockman) .' .'

Meteorological terms:

New, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 18

Objectionable, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 115 :

Meteorological use of term " local " (Abbe). 1898. p. 207

Meteorological work:

Agricultural experiment stations and agricultural colleges and
their relations to Weather Bureau (Harrington). 1892. p. 42.

Agricultural institutions (Harrington). 1892

Alaska ( Henrv ). 1898. p. 154

India, histcry'of (Kimball). 1902. p. 31

Outline of scope and character of, in Franz-Josef land, 1898-99.

(Baldwin). 1901. p. 351

Smithsonian Institution (Langley). 1895. p. 216

United States Signal Service, 1870 to 1891 (Abbe). 1895. p. 232.
See also JNIeteorological observations.
^Meteorologist:

Astronomy for, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 562

Work of, for benefit of agriculture, commerce, and navigation

(Bigelow). 1899. p. 71

Meteorology:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on, 1889-

1 902

Address on, at British association, Belfast (Schuster). 1902. n. 448.
Agricultural —

notes on, with special reference to rainfall element (Linney).

1899. p. 85 '. . . .

report on. p. 97

same, p. 113

Argentina ( Abbe) . 1902. ]). 315

Army medical dejiartment, connection with development in

(Smart). 1895. j). 207

Belgium, history of, notes on (Al)be). 1901. p. 69

Bibliograijhy of American contributions to, note concerning

(Fas.sig). 1895. ]>. 326

Brooklyn Museum of, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 163

Climate and, of Death Vallev, Cal. (Harrington). 1892.

Climatology vs. (Whitney). " 1898. p. 301

(^ollege course, notes on ( Abl)e). 1900. p. 543

Colleges; to what extent is it taught at present; should it be
offered as an undergraduate or as a postgraduate course?

(Loveland). 1902. p. 90

( 'onditions favorable to spontaneou.s combustion, note on (Abbe).

1900. 1). 249

Conditions following St. Vincent and ISlartiniiiiie eruptions, 1902

( Kimball^ . ]>. 267

Constants and units used in, notes on (Abbe). 1896. p. 462

Costa Kica, notes on (Abbe). 1900. ]>. 541

Crops and, Mauritius, note on ( A 1 )1 )e) . 1 S97. p. 354

Index

I'lasKiflcutliiu uo.

A29.6:25

A29.6:29

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.6:28

A29.3:ll'

A29.6:26

A 29. 6:25

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A27.9:
A 29. 6:

A29.6:30

A 29. 6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:25

A10.3:7
A10.3:10
A29.6:26
A29.6:.30

A29. 1:900
A29.3:ll^
A29.3:1P

A29.6:26
Al. 10:899

A10.6:
A29.6:30

A 29. 3:24
Al. 1:869
Al.l:870
A29.6:30

A29.3:ir
A29.6:29

A29.3:ll'^

A29.6:28

A29.3:l

A29.6:26

A29.6:28

A29.3:31

A29.G:28

A29.6:30
A29.6:24
A29.6:28
A 29. 6:25

419

1897. p. 544...

1897. p. 57 . . .

(Palmer). 1902.

p. 178..
1902....

1901. p. 375.

p. 541

109

19.

Index

Meteorology — Con tinued
Cycles in —

notes on ( Abbe) .

report on ( A])be).
Data collected, use of
Eclipse and allied pro1)lems (Bigelow).

Ecuador, note on ( Abbe ) . 1900. p. 67

Elementary —

talk on "(Davison). 1899. p. 144

text-books and works of reference for students of (Phillips).

1902. p. 408

English literature, 1337-1699 (.Symons). 1895. p. 338

Extremes at Northtield, i\Iass. (Elmer), p. 251

France, notes on (A bbe ) . 1S98. p. 553

■ French Indo-China, notes on ( Abbe ) . 1 901 . p. 263

Geodesy and, notes on (Abbe) . 1900. p. 545

Geography and, popular errors in (Abbe).
Geological Survey, note on (Abbe). 1897.
Great Britain, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p.

Hawaii (Kimball). 1902. p. 364

Higher, in Weather Bureau (Bigelow). 1902. p.

Historical events in, note on ( Abl^e) . 1900. p. 17

Instrumental, historical sketch of (Gerland). 1896. p. 687

Instruments, elastic suspension for (Abbe). 1894. p. 25

Is every seventh year a wet one? 1865. No. 6. p. 15

Italian mountains ( Denza) . 1896. p. 659

Johns Hopkins University (Fassig). 1898. p. 306

Julius Hann's ( Bigelow ) . 1902. p. 298

Kites in, new field for (Kimball). 1901. p. 419

same, notes on (Abbe). 1896. p. 416

Laboratory work in ( Kimball ) . 1902. p. 313

Lectures on —

in schools, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 19

notes on (Abbe). 1900. pp. 164, 208

popular, including lectures to farmers' institutes, social gather-
ings, societies, etc. ; are such lectures valuable in proportion
to time given? what should be the general character of

such lectures? (Smith). 1902. p. 92 ,

Lunar influences in, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 315 ,

Madagascar, note on (Abbe). 1901. p. 375 ,

Magnetism and —

notes on, monthly. Oct. , 1894-Feb. , 1895

report on, monthly, March, 1895-June, 1896 (Bigelow)

Mathematics and, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 267

Mathematics in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 548 ,

Mexico, brief sketch of development of (Aquilar y Santillan).
1895. p. 335

See also Mexican National meteorological congress.
Monthly list of papers bearing on, Jan., 1899-Dec., 1902 (Phillips)

Mountain stations for (Abbe). 1902. p. 410

New elementary treatise on (Abbe). 1898. p. 563

North Atlantic, monthly notes on, Jan., 1894-June, 1895

Obscure points in, notes on ( Abbe ) . 1899. p. 1 08

Optical, circumhorizontal arc in (Besson). 1902. p. 486

Panama —

contributions to (Abbot). 1899. \). 7

report of, 1899 (Abbot), p. 463

Paris Exposition, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 19 ,

See also Paris international meteorok)gical congress.
Periodic terms in, due to rotation of sun on its axis (Bigelow).

1895. p. 500

Periodicity in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 547

Photography in, notes on (Abbe ) . 1 900. p. 1 5;t

Physics and —

in universities (Abbe). 1899. p. 258

notes on. 1902. p. 445

Present status of, notes on (Abbe), isw. p. 313

Classlflratloii no.

A29.6:25

A29.6:25

A29.3:31

A29.5:I

A29.6:28

A29.6:27

A29.6:30

A29.3:ll^

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.6:29

A29.6:28

A29.6:29

A29.6:25

A29.6:27

A29.6.30

A29.3:31

A29.6:28

A29.3:ll=*

A29.6:22

A27.9:3

A29.3:ll*

A29.6:26

A29.6:30

A29.6:29

A27.6:24

A29.6:30

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A29.3:31
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A 29. 6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6

A29.3:ri^

A29.6:

A29.6:30

A29.6:26

A29.6:

A29.6:27

A29.6:30

A29.6:28
A29.6:27
A29.6:28

A29.3:ll^

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A 29. 6:27
A29.6:30
A29.6:27

420

171

1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.

Meteorolofjy — Continued

Primary work ior use of schools (Connor). 1899. p. 102.
Public health and, relation between (Phillips). 1895. p
Public f^chools —

how much should be attempted; methods of teaching (Chaf-
fee). 1902. p. 85

note on (Abbe) —

1894. p. 512

1896. p. 458

1897. p. 17

1899. p. 469

Recent publications on (McCarty). 1896. pp. 76, 112, 153, 198..
Redfeld and Espy period of, 1830 to 1855 (Davis). 1895. p. 305.
Report on —

1863. p. 622. (From Smithsonian Inst. )

p. 609

(Grosh). p. 571

(Grosh). p. 611

(Grosh). p. 429

p. 612

p. 638

p. 621

Russia, notes on ( Abbe ) . 1899. p. 103

Schools and, relation of (Kimball) . 1902. p. 131

Searchlight in, use of (Abbe). 1897. p. 206

Seismometers in, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 420

Solar and terrestrial magnetism in relation to (Bigelow). 1898

Solar magnetism in relation to (Bigelow). p. 519

South African, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 13

Statistics of, how to improve them to meet needs of medical pro-
fession, etc. (McGann) . 1899. p. 80

same (Wilson). 1899. p. 82

Study of —

by correspondence (Abbe). 1898. p. 267

under existing conditions of Weather Bureau station work,
is it practicable to require assistants to pursue a systematic

course of? (Salisbury). 1902. p. 82 1

Subjects in, explanation of (Newcomb). 1902. p. 127

Sun spots and, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 263

Teaching of, by laboratory method. 1899. p. 468

Terrestrial magnetism and, in 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries, con-
tribution to bibliography of (Hellman). 1895. p. 352

Text-book of, Julius Hann's, note on (Abbe). 1901. p. 74

Theoretical, in XJ. S., 1855 to 1870, some remarks on ("Waldo).

1895. p. 317

Thermometric scale usedin (Abbe). 1895. p. 255

Universities and, notes on (Abbe) —

1899. pp. 1 55, 420, 549

1900. p. 165

1901. p. 264

Weather Bureau men as instructors in, notes on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 446

Wellmann expedition, 2d, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 167

Whatmeteorologyisdoing for farmer (Harrington). 1894. p. 117.

Yukon, report on ( Myers) . 1899. p. 100

Sec aho liarometer — Blizzard — Climate — Climatology — Eclipse —

Marine ]\Ieteorology Division — New England Meteorological

Society — Pogonip — Sul j)hur rains ■ — Sun spots — Weather.

Meteorology and the growth of the beet (Davy). 1879. p. 284

Meter, value of the, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 19

Metric svstem:

Austria. 1873. p. 189

English vs., notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 73

Ex])lanation of —

1895. p. 614

189(). p. ()34

1897. p. 672

Index

CliisKlflratloii iiu.

A29.3:24
A29.6:23

A29.3:31

A29.6:22
A29.6:23
A29.6:25
A29.6:27
A29.6:24
A29.3:1P

A 1.1:863
Al. 1:864
Al. 1:865
Al. 1:866
Al. 1:867
Al. 1:868
Al. 1:869
Al. 1:870
A29.6:27
A29.6:30
A29.6:25
A29.6:29
A29.3:21
A29.1:89P
A29.6:28

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29.6:26

A29.3:31
A29.6:30
A29.6:29
A29.6:27

A29.3:1P
A29.6:29

A29.3:1P
A29.6:23

A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A29.6:28
7^29.6:26
Al. 10:894
A29.6:27

A 1.6:28
A29.6:25

A27.9:ll
A29.6:29

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
A 1.10:897

421

Index

Mexican cotton-boll weevil :

Present status of, in U.S. (Hunter). 1901. p. .S69

Report fin —

1895. (Howard)

same ( in Spanisli )

189(3. Revised

same ( in 8i)anish) . 189()

1897. Revised

same (in Spanish ). Feb., 1897

same (in (ierman). ' Feb., 1897

1897. Revised

1898. Supplementary

1901. (Mally)

Texas, report on (Townsend). 1895. p. 295

See also Cotton insects.
Mexican grasses:

Collected by E. W. Nelson in Mexico, 1894-95 (Scribner and
Smith). 1897. p.ll

New, description of (Vasey). 1893. p. 281

New or little known (Scribner). 1899

Some recent collections of (Scribner and Merrill). 1900. p. 5

Mexican national meteorological congress —

1st, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 557

2d, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 512

same (Abbe). 1902. p. 132 _

Mexican telegraph companv, stations of, note on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 112 :

Mexican nmbellifer;e, mostlv from state of Oaxaca, recently collected

by C. G. Pringle and E. W. Nelson (Coulter and Rose) . 1 895.

p. 289

Mexico:

Agricultural production of, for 1889 and 1892

Agriculture in, note on (Hinton). 1884. No. 13. p. 27

same. 1887. p. 491 ,

Cattle industrv ( Griffith ) . p. 503

Climate of. 1894. p. 333

Climatological data, monthly, notes on, Jan., 1896-July, 1899

( Abbe) ; Sept. , 1899-Oct. , 1902 (Pastrana)

Coast of, September "norther" on (Baturoni). 1892. p. 252 ..
Coccidee, new, collected in, by C. H. T. Townsend, notes and

descriptions of (Cockerell). 1896. p. 31

Coffee in, cultivation of (Foster). 1876. p. 268

Commerce between U. S. and, for 1873, 1878, 1883, 1888, and 1893.

p. 492

Cotton crop and its enemies in, consular reports on. 1885. App.

p. 59

Ferns collected in, by J. N. Rose during months of August and

September, 1897 (Davenport). 1897. p. 146

Insects affecting stored cereal and other products in (Chittenden).

1896. p. 27

Insects of, injurious, liable to be introduced into U. S. 1896

Insects of economic importance in, report of trip to investigate

(Townsend). 1896. p. 9

Lichens from, collected bv Edward Palmer, from 1888 to 1892,

listof (Eckfeldt). 1893. p. 291

:Maize of United States in, use of. 1893. p. 256

Market for pure-bred ])eef cattle from U. S. (Salmon) . 1902

Meteorology in, brief sketch of development of (Aquilar v San-
tillan). 1895. p. 335 [ ,

See also Mexican national meteorological congress.
Plants —

mostly new, from U. S. and, descriptions of (Rose). 1895.
p. 311

studies of (Rose). 1897. p. 109 ,

useful, notes on (Rose). 1899. p. 209

Public lands in, prices of. 1889. p. 522

Railways of, statement of. 1894. p. 355

Classification no.

A 1.10:901

A9.5:6i

A9.5:62

A9.5:14i

A9.5:14 2

A9.5:18'

A9.5:18''

A9.5:18*

A9.5:27

A 9. 5:33

Al. 9:130

A9.7:7

A3.3:4
A6.5:l
A3.4:19
A3. 3:24

A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A 29. 6:30

A29.6:28

A6.5:3

A27.9:32
A27.9:22
A27.9:25
A4. 1:900
A27.9:32

A29.6:
A29.6:20

A9.8:4
A27.9:14

A27.9:32

A8.1:4

A6.5:5

A9.8:4
A9.8:4

A 9. 8:4

A6.5:l

A27.9:31

A4.3:41

A29.3:ll='

A6.5:3

A6.5:5

A6.5:5

A27.9:27

A27.9:32

422

. 1894.
p. 223.

p. 510...

540

Me X ieo — Continued

Statistics of, 1890. p. 344

Storms, local, on west coast of (Ro«;ers^

Water supply and irricration in. 1885.

Weather forecasts in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p.

Weather map for, daily (Abbe). 1899. p. 107

Weatherstations, barometric pressure at (Abbe). 1901. p. 218.
Western, list of plants collected in, by Edward Palmer in 1890

(Vasey and Rose). 1890. p. 63

See also Acapulco — Alamos — Cedros Island — Colima — El Paso
del Norte — (niaymas — Lower California references —
Oaxaca — San Benito Island — Sonora — Tampico — Tres
INIarias Lslands — Tuspan — \'era Cruz.

^Mexico, City of, climate of (Burcena). 1896. p. 601

Mexico, Gulf of:

Cold waves on middle coast (Garriott) . 1895. p. 334

Northers in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 568

Storms of, tropical, in September, 1895 (Garriott). p. 167

Meyer, Hugo. Climatology in German Empire, development of.

1896. p. 652 ."

Meyers, John A. Germany, shipping horses to, experience and obser-
vation in. 1898. p. 35

Miami, Mo. Glanders at, outbreak of (Trumbower). p. 457

Mice. See Evotomys — Grasshopper mouse — Jumping mice —

Pocket mice.
Michener, Ch. B. :
Horse —

digestive organs of, diseases of. p. 15

medicines to, methods of administering, p. 9

'wounds of, and their treatment, p. 447

Missouri, cattle in, outbreak of disease among, p. 387

See also, as joint author, McLean, L.

Michener, E. Agricultural ornithology, p. 287

Michigan:

Agricultural stat.istice. 1869. p. 378*

Cattle trade and allied industries of (Perry), p. 125

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 189

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Taft). 1902. ji. 35 ...

Fruit culture in, 1872-73. p. 45 . .

Fruit region, facts relating to (Club))). 1870. ji. 37

Insects, injurious in, some notes recorded on (Townsend). 1889.

p. 42 ..

San Jose scale in, present status of (Barrows). 1897. p. 271

Snow, yellow, in ( Kimball ). 1902. p. 29 .-.

Tornadoes of May 25, 1896, in, report on (Conger), p. 156

Western, fruit culture in. 1868. p. 322 \

See also Allegan County — Detroit- — Kalamazoo.
Michigan, Lake:

Eastern shore of, agricultural notes on. 1866. p. 415

Fruitson eastern shore of, statistics of (Ganzhorn). 1869. p. 298*.

Mirage over, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 544

Micro-organismal diseases, laboratory methods for diagnosing of

certain (Dawson), p. 335

-Micro-photograplis of snow crystals, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 541..
IMicroscopic investigations alongagricultural lines, monthly (Taylor).

May, 1872, to Dec, 1876...'

Microscopic investigations as to internal parasites in domestic fowls,

atid butter and fals (Taylor). 1884

Microscopical examinations of fruits and fruit ))roducts (Howard).

1902. ■ p. 103

Microsco{)ists, instructions for, in examination of jxirk for trichina.

1896

Microscoi^y Division, Agricidture Department

Microtome, work of, letter to T. Taylor (Lyman). 1881

Microtus. See Voles, American.

*By a misprint, this \>n'j;v iniiiihcr iipjx'ars twice.

Index

Clsissiflrutlou HO.

A27.9:28

A29.6:22

A15.2:Ir7'

A29.6:28

A29.6:27

A29.6:29

A6.5:l

A29.3:n'

A29.6:23
A29.6:26
A29.6:23

A29.3:I1-'

A1.2:H78
A4. 1:884

A4.2
A4.2
A4.2
A4.1

H78
H78
H78
889-90

Al. 1:863

A27.9:7

A4. 1:886

A27.9:6

A10.3:120

A27.9:13

A27.9:8

A9.7:2

A9.6:9

A29.6:30

A29.6:24

A27.9:6

A27.9:4
A27.9:7
A29.6:28

A4. 1:898
A29.6:28

A27.9:

A 1.8:34

A 7. 3:66

A4.2:P42

A 18.
A18.2:M58

423

Index

Middle States:

Beef cattle in, feeding (Lodge), p. 212

Fruits and fruit trees of, propagation, influence of stocks, diseases,

and enemies (Lodge). i>. 199

Tree-planting for profit in. 1872. p. 293

Wine-making and vine culture in (Lodge), p. 118

See also Names of States.
Middling cotton. See Cotton.

Migration of weeds (Dewey). 1896. p. 268

Mik, Joseph. Ugimvia sericarhe rond, parasite of Japanese silk-
worm. 1891. 'p. 1 13

Milan, Italy, cost of hauling farm products over wagon roads at

(Spagnoli ). p. 10

Milch cows. See Cows.
Mildew:

Notes on. 1863. No. 3, p. 13

Upon plants under glass, treatment of (Maynard). 1891. p. 16.
See «/.s'o Grape mildew and references.
Miles, Nelson Appleton. Good roads, importance of, in war and

peace. 1902. p. 39

Military instruction in land-grant colleges, report of committee on

(Atherton). 1901. p. 85

Milk:

Acidity in, determination of (Van Slyke). 1893. p. 117

Acidity of cream and, determination of (Hopkins and Powers).

1895. p. 125

Albumen in cow's milk, determination of (Van Slvke). 1894.

p . 1 S 8 '.

Albuminoids in, estimation of (Sebelien). 1889. p. 169

Analysis of, with view to determining its adulterations (Bourcart),

1889. p. 167

As food. 1898 - _. -

Bacteria in freshly drawn milk, preliminary investigations con-
cerning number and nature of (Moore), p. 261

Bacteria in, inefficiency of separators in removing (Moore) . 1895.

p. 431 -•

Bicarbonate of soda in, detection of (Fade). 1889. p. 170

Boston and other New England cities, supply of (Whitaker).

1898

Butter fat in cream or, method of determining, by difference ( Mc-

Keown). 1894. p. 194 ,

Canstadt, report on (Zeitler). 1890. p. 153 ,

Care of, on the farm (Pearson). 1897

Casein in cow's milk, determination of (VanSlyke). 1893. \). 109

Citric acid in, 'report on (Soulhet). 1889. p. 155

City supply of. p. 332

Composite samples in laboratory (Patrick). 1891. p. 26

Condensed —

composition of (Shenst one). 1890. p. 149

in Europe. 1868. p. 39

Cr(!am from deep or shallow setting of, comparative amount of.

1872. p. 513

Curdled, fat in, estimation of content of (Kuehn). 1890. p. 162
Diphenylamine reaction in examination of, significance of (Mos-

linger). 1889. p. 168...

Examination of (De Schweinitz). p. 147

Facts about (Pearson). 1896

Fat in—

determination by —

gravimetric method (Dietrich). 1890. p. 159

Patrick method. 1890. p. 163

Rose's method. 1888-89. p. 160

Soxhlet's areometric method ( Klein). 1888. p. 163

Soxhlet-Engstriuu and Schmoeger-Neubert method

( Kiihn ). 1890. p. 158 \

Werner-Schmidt metiiod (Stokes). 1890. p. 158

estimation of (Kichmond). 1890. p. 162

Classlflcatloii no.

Al. 1:867

Al. 1:865
A27.9:]0
Al. 1:866

Al. 10:896
A9.7:4
A 22. 4:27

A27.9:l
A28.5:6

A 22. 3:25

A 10. 3:99

A7.3:38

A7.3:47

A7.3:43
A7.3:24

A7.3:24
A1.9:74

A4. 1:895-6

Al. 10:895
A7.3:24

A4.3:20

A7.3:43

A7.3:24

A1.9:63

A7.3:38

A 7. 3:24

Al. 1:872

A7.3:31

A7.3:24
A27.9:6

A27.9:10
A7.3:24

A7.3:24
A4. 1:891
A1.9:42

A7.3:24
A7.3:24
A7.3:24
A7.3:24

A7.3:24
A7.3:24
A7.3:24

424

1892

Milk — Continued

Ferineiitations and their relations to dairying

FeniieiitationH of (Conn). 1892

Healthy and diseased cows, effects of tuberculin injectionn upon.
1896. p. 15

InsjK^ction in Sluuii^hai (Blackwood), p. 205

Market, plan for it.s improvement (Pearson), p. 158

Nature of ( Bechamp). _ 1890. p. 154

Pasteurization and .sterilization of (De Scliweinitz). 1894. j). 3:51.

Pasteurization of —

directions for

for butter making. 1899.. p. 23

Pathogenic I)acteria in milk and its products, vitality and reten-
tion of virulence by certain ( Dawson) . p. 224

Preservation of, by pressure (Lawson). 1899. p. 27

Production —

testing cow.« as to, some notes in connection with (Scovell).

1899. p. 123

type of dairy cow in relation to (Lawson). 1901. p. 28

Qualities in, science of developing and perpetuating (Roberts).
1882. p. 8H...

Quality of —

selling on basis of, how shall it be accomplished in retail trade

(George.son) . 1896. p. 93

should selling be reguiated by? ( Voorhees). 1896. p. 91

Haw, ])a.steurized, and cooked, digestibility of. 1902. p. 27

K()l)y cream and, examination as to cause of (Allen). 1899. p. 26.

Solids and fat in, Balx-ock gravimetric method for determination
of (drying with asbestos in perforated metal cylinder)
_( Wiuton). 1893. p. 119 . . .

Solids in, calculation of total from per cent of fat and sj^ecific
gravity, according to formulas of Babcock, Fleischmann, and
Hehner and Richmond, compared with gravimetric method
(VanSlvke). 1894. p. 193

Sour, analysis of (Cooke). 1890. p. 22

Souring of, and other changes in milk products. 1895

Specific gravity of —

determination of rise in, on allowing milk to stand after milk-
ing (Richmond). 1894. p.l91

limitsof (Schrodt). 1888. p. 154

Sterilization or pasteurization of, directions for

Test, standard, report on (Patrick). 1891. p. 123

Testingcream and, modification of Babcock method and apparatus
for (Bartlett). 1896. p. 104

Tran.-iportation of. 1887. p. 386

Tubercle bacilli in, experimental observations on presence of
(Schroeder). 1894. p. 75 .-

Tul)erculosis in, killing the germs of ( Wilcox). 1899. p. 24

Tuberculous cows, tubercle l)acilli in, some experimental obser-
vations on. 1893. p. 60

Use and adulteration of. 1 893. p. 57

Washington, not normal (Richardson). 1888. ji. 24

AVater to, quantitative determination of addition of, and removal
of cream therefrom (llerz). 1888. ]). 168

See (lUo Foremilk — Skim milk.

]\Iilk tlour in Sweden, p. 610

Milking scrub cows. p. 491

Millardet, Pierre Marie Alexis. Grapes, mildew and rot of grapes,

treatment of. 1885. p. 94

Millardet, Pierre Marie Alexis, and Gayon :

Copper, search for, on vines treated with lime and sulphate of cop-
per mixture, and in harvest. 1885. p. 116

(irape mildew, treatment of, by mixture of sulphate of copper and
lime. 1885. j). 108

Grape vine, mildew on, effects of, and influence of efficient treat-
ment. 1885. p. 97

In<tcx

Classiflcatluii no.

A1.9:9
A 10. 3:9

A4.3:13
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:900
A 7. 3:24
Al. 10:894

A4*4:l
A 1.9:92

A4. 1:898
Al. 9:105

A 10. 3:65
Al. 9:124

A1.8:22

A10.3:41
A 10. 3:41
Al. 9:149
A1.9:107

A7.3:38

A7.3:43
A7.3:31
A1.9:29

A7.3:43
A7.3:24
A4.4:l
A10.5:3

A7.3:49
A27.9:25

A4.3:7
Al. 9:107

A4.3:3

A7.3:41

A7.3:19

A7.3:24

A4. 1:901
A 4. 1:898

A6.3:2

A6.3:2
A6.3:2
A6.3:2

425

Index

Miller, Gerrit Sinirli, jr.:

Bat's, North American, of family Vespertilionidjo, revision of.

1897 "

Shrews, long-tailed, of eagtern United States. 1895. p. o5

Voles and lemming.s, genera and subgenera of. 1896

Miller, H. K. Acid, normal, and alkali solutions, standardization

of. 1894. p. 145

Miller, Howard. Kansas and Colorado, arid regions of, possibility of
reclamation of, by utilizing underlying waters. 1891. pt. 1.

p. 301

Miller, M. F. i^ee, as joint author, Lapham, J. E.

]\Iiller, Merritt Finle3\ Reaping machines, evolutioh of. 1902

Miller, Wm. B. E. Pleuro-pneumonia in New Jersey, investigation

of. p. 45

See also, as joint author, IMcLean, L.
Miller, W. W. Ohio, farmers' institute work accomplished in.

1902. p. 41

Millet disease of horses. 1898. ]>. 20

Same, p. 539

Millets:

Composition of other forage plants and. 1898. p. 655

Insect injurv to (Chittenden). 1988. p. 84

Reporton (Williams). 1898. p. 267

same

Milliken, Robert. Cricket, western, outbreaks of, and of certain

locusts in Idaho, report on. 1893. p. 17

Milling, Hungarian, report on (Dewey) . 1893. p. 38

Milling companies, farmers'. 1890. p. 294

Mills, James. Response to address of welcome, American Associa-
tion of Farmers' Institute Workers, held at Buffalo, N. Y.,

Sept. 18 and 19, 1901. 1902. p. 12

Milne seismograph, records by (Abbe). 1899. p. 214

Milner, R. D. See, as joint author. True, Alfred Charles.
Milton, Mass. See Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory.
Milwaukee, Wis. :

Corn and wheat in, 1861-66. p. 431

Weather Bureau officials' convention, notes on (Abbe). 1901.

pp. 25, 317

Mimosa bark or wattle bark, report on. p. 507

See also Wattle tree.

Mineral conditions and resources of U. S. (Newton). 1862

Mineral constituents of tubercle bacilli (De Schweinitz and Dorset).

p. 302

Mineral fertilizers. See Fertilizers.

Mineral food of plants. 1870. p. 40

Mineral matter deposited with snow in northern Indiana, Jan. 8,

1892 (Goss). p. 20

Mineral nutrients, physiological role of ( Loew )

Mineral phosphates:

As fertilizers ( Wiley). 1894. p. 177

Iron and alumina in, estimation of (Lehmann). 1897. p. 61

Mineral production, British. 1873. p. 531

Mink, special report on (Merriam). p. 488

Same, p. 488

Minneola, Kansas, sorghum-sugar experiments at, 1889 (Wiley)

Minnesota:

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 198

Flax culture in (Bosse). 1892. p. 43

Flour, improved (Buck), p. 388

Horticultural education in (Green). 1898. p. 84..._

Isaria and attendant pachybasium, note on species in (Mac^Iil-

lan). 1891. p. 75 '.

Locusts, migratory in, in 1891 (Lugger). ]^. 18

Mammals and birds of parts of, food hal)its and distribution of

(Bailey), p. 426

same. )). 426

Resources of, etc., ))rief history of (Kelly), p. 31

(laNNiflciitUiii no.

A5.5:13
A5.5:10
A5.5:12

A 7. 3:43

A15.2:Ir7-
A10.3:103
A 1.1:881-2

A10.3:120
A1.9:69
A4. 1:898

Al. 10:898
A9.6:17
A 1.10:898
Al. 9:101

A9.7:6

A27.9:31

A27.9:2S

A10.3:110
A29.6:27

A27.9:4

A29.6:29
A 1.1:878

A1.8:l

A4. 1:898

A27.9:S

A29.6:20
A28.3:18

Al. 10:894
A7.3:51
A27.9:12
A 1.1:888
A5. 1:888
A7.3:26

A27.9:6
Al 1.5:4
A 1.1:875
A 10. 3:49

A28.5:6
A9.3:27

Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887
A 1.1:863

426

Minnesota — Continued

Roacl ])nilding in, State aid to (Choate). 1898

Russian thistle and other troublesome weeds in wheat region of.

1893

Southern, blackbirds and gophers in, depredations of, in fall of
1887 (Fisher), p. 454

same. p. 454

Wheat crop of —

1865. p. 12

1869. p. 144

1887. p. 631

Winds and clouds in, movements of (Abl)e). 1897. p. 252

See also Duluth — Hennepin County.
Minnesota, University of, bread and bread making at, studies on, in

1897 and 1898 "(Snyder). 1899. p. 7

Same. 1899 and 1900 (Snyder). 1901

Minnesota good roads convention, St. Paul, proceedings of, Jan. 25,

26, 1894

Minnesota State fair, St. Paul. 1872. p. 347

Minnetonka, Lake, watershed, hydrology of (Cooley). 1899. p. 14.
Minot, Charles Sedgwick, and Burgess, Edward. Aletia, anatomy

of. 1885. p. 45

Minto, John. See, as joint author, Heath, H. A.
Mirage:

Note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 17

Over Lake Michigan, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 544

Mirobia and seiches, notes on ( Abbe) . 1 898. p. 562

Same (Abbe). 1899. p. 102

Mississippi :

Aletia in, in 1878 (Anderson), p. 352

Boll worm in, observations on (Mullen). 1893. p. 240

Climate, soil, productions, and agricultural capabilities of (Hurt).

1884

Cotton in. 1866. p. 233

Cotton insects found in, notes on ( Ashmead). 1894. pp. 25, 240,

320

Delta of, differential grasshopper in (Morgan ) . p. 7

Entomological work of season in (Weed). 1891. p. 34

Experiment station (Tracy), p. 378

same, p. 378

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 1 1 1

Hurricane on coast of, Aug. 13-16, 1901

Insects from, notes on ( AA'eed ). 1892. [). 110

Stock raising in. 1869. p. 297*

Tea plant in. 1869. p. 301* !

Tornadoes in (Emerv). 1900. p. 499

same (Emery). 1902. p. 265

Winter thunderstorms in, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 18

See also Yazoo.

Missi^f^ip])i rapids, fruit culture on the ((iregg). 1869. \). 225

Mi.«sissippi River:

Canal from, to Lake Borgne. 1870. p. 357

Cattle interests west of ( ( Jrinnell ) . p. 233

same (Bradley), p. 424

same (Taylor), p. 306

Flood, Apr. 12, 1897

sanie, 2d report, Apr. 22, 1897

Flood and Hood problems of ( Frankenfield). 1899. p. 405

Flood planes of (Orkerson). 1894. p. 81

Floods (.f ( Morrill) . 1897

same ( Morrill). 1897. p. 371 _

same, with reference to inundation of alluvial valley (Star-
ling). 1894. p. 68

June rise of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 208.

Live-stock industry west of, condition of (Wilson). ]>. 429

*By a misprint, tliis pii;r(> iiiinilx'r uppciirs twici.'.

Index

Classlfloiitloii no.
A22.4:32
A1.9:10

Al. 1:887
A5. 1:887

A27.9:4
A27.9:7
A27.9:25
A29.6:25

A10.3:67
Aia3:101

A22.3:2

A27.9:10

A29.6:27

A8.1:4

A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:26
A29.6:27

A9.2:C82
A9.7:5

A1.7:3
A27.9:4

A9.7:7

A9.6:30

A9.7:4

Al. 1:890

A6. 1:890

A27.9:6

A29.2:H94

A9.7:5

A27.9:7

A27.9:7

A29.6:28

A29.6:30

A29.6:28

A27.9:7

A27.9:8
A4. 1:884
A4. 1:885
A4. 1:887-8
A1.5:2
A1.5:3
A29.6:27
A29.3:ll'
A29.5:E
A 29. 1:897

A29.3:ll'
A 29. 6:28
A4. 1:885

42^

Index

^Iis.si?sippi River — Continued

Kivorainl Hood service, charts of area covered by, in April, 1897..

Sheep iiKhistry wegt of, condition of ( Heath ). p. 247

Mississip])i River and trilnitaries in periods of low water, importance

of ri ver-sitage forecasts of (Smyth ) . 1902. p. 146

Missis^'ippi ^'allev:

Bird migration in, in 1884 and 1885 (Cooke) . 1888

Chinch l)ug in, early occurrence of (Forbes). 1889. p. 249

Drouglits in ( Abbe)'. 1895. p. 837

Forestry of ( Baker). 1883

Lower, anthrax in. p. 166

Mineral fertilizers of. p. 548

Prairie ground squirrels or spermophilcs of ( Bailey). 1893

Sperinophiles and pocket gophers of (Bailey), p. 185

same, p. 1 85

I'pper —

river'gages in ( Carlisle ) . 1902. p. 222

weather conditions in, effect of low atmospheric pressure in

determining (Hazen). 1896. p. 89

Mis.^ouri :

Bread and meat consumption in, data relating to ((Tibson and

others). 1896

Cattle in, outbreak of disease among (Michener). p. 387

Climate of, notes on (Hackett ). 1899. p. 582

Climatic divisions of, note on (x\.bbe). 1900. j). 160

Dairy industry in ( ChubVjuck ) . 1897

Farm 7-esources and products of. 1868. p. 263

Hailstorm in, severe (Hackett). 1898. p. 409

Insects of. See Murtfeldt, Mary E.

Moving cattle from two northern tiers of counties in Arkansas

into. Mar. 8, 1899

Northwest, grasshopper injuries in, report on trip to investigate

(Osborn). 1893. _ p. 323

Eoad improvement in, extract from governor's message (Ste-
phens), p. 5

South vve*it, drought of 1899 in. (Hazen. ) p. 151

Swine and fowl industry of, and annual loss by disease (Bradley).

p. 418

Weather forecasts of ( Frankenfleld ) . 1895. p. 292

Winds in, hot (Abbe). 1897. p. 260

See also Jefferson County — Kirk wood — Miami — St. Louis —

Springfield.
Missouri, University of, dietary studies at, in 1895 (Gibson and others )

1896

Same, comments on ( Atwater and Woods ) . p. 21

Missouri Experiment Station, irrigation experiments at, 1901

(Waters). 1902. p. 305

Missouri River:

June rise of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 208

Water from, abstract of laws for acquiring titles to (Mead). 1899. .

Water rights on (Mead). 1899

Mist, small whirling columns of (Marean). 1899. p. 409

Mitchell, Alexander J. :

Climate and crop conditions, are changes in present forms for re-
porting weekly advisable? 1899. p. 126

Climatology of Florida with regard to crops. 1902. p. 208

State weather services, their importance and equipment. 1896.

p. 44

Weather forecast stations, voluntary, their object and collateral

functions. 1899. p. 140

Mitchell, A. S. Extracts, flavoring, analysis of, provisional methods

for. 1902. p. 69

Mitchell, W. H.:

Clouds, cumulus, formed by smoke. 1 901 . p. 498

Kite corps at Bayonne, N. J., records by. 1900. p. 539

Meteological observations during burning of plant of Standard Oil

Company at Bayonne, N. J., July 5, 6, and 7, 1900. p. 325 ..

ClaKslficatioii iio.

A29.2:R522
A4. 1:889-90

A29.3:31

A5.3:2
A9.7:l
A29.6:23
Al.8:28
A4. 1:897
Al. 1:869
A5.3:4
Al. 1:892
A5. 1:892

A29.3:31

A29.6:23

A10.3:31

A4. 1:889-90

A29.6:27

A29.6:28

A4.3:18

A27.9:6

A29.6:26

A4.5:32
A9.7:5

A22.4:33

A29.6:28

A4. 1:885
A29.6:23
A29.6:25

A10.3:31
A10.3:31

A 10.3:119

A29.6:28
A10.30:6
A10.3:58
A29.6:27

A29.3:24
A29.3:31

a29.3:18

A29.3:24

A7.3:65

A29.6:29
A29.6:28

A29.6:28

428

247.
-'25 . .

1898.

No. 64, p. 28;

14

271

Mite:

Enemj' of citrus treeis (^farlatt). 1900. p.

Six-spotted, of orange (Kiiey). 18V0. p. ;

(See aha Blister mite — Clover mite.
Mlodziausky, A. K. Forest crop, measuring the.
Moffat, JMlmund J. :

Crop prospects of Europe. 1883. No. 61, p. 'M
No. 65, p. 29; No. 1, p. 18

European wheat prospect, Apr., 1883. No. 58, ]>. 31 ..

Grain producing districts of Russia. 1882. No. 51, p.

India, wheat crop of, 1884-85. 1885. No. 21, p. 39 . . .
Mohair and mohair manufactures (Thompson). 1901. p.

(Same, p. 480

Mohair market. 1886. p. 555

Mohler, John R. See, as joint author, Norgaard, Victor Andreas.

Mohn, Henrik. Norway, climate of. 1896. p. 647

Mohr, Charles:

Plant life in Alabama; prepared in cooperation with geol<jgical
survey of Alabama. 1901

Red cedar, notes on. 1901 ,

Timber pines of southern United States. 1 896 ,

AVoods, test material, field records of. 1893. p. 50

Moisture:

Conditions, influence of, on process of germination (Detmer).
1895. p. 405

Determination of, experiments in (Anderson). 1890. p. 93

Distributten of, in United States ( Hazen ). 1899. p. 327

Monthly notes on, Fel). , 1895-Sept. , 1 897

Some phvsical X)roperties of soils in relation to (Whitney). 1892.

Tables of, report on (Marvin). 1898. p. 205

See also Atmospheric inoisture — Soils.
Mokrzhetski, S. Blood louse, observations on cycle of sexual develop-
ment of, translated by P. Fireman. 1898. p. 78

Molasses:

Adulteration of sirup and (Wiley and others). 1892. p. 633

Cuba, 1870-71. p. 326

Food for farm animals (Langworthv ) . 1899. ]>. 17

Imports of, 1 856-61. No. 5, p. 4. . ".

Sorghum, statistics of, 1862-63. No. 5, p. 4

Table sliowing amount of, June, 1864. No. 3, p. 8

Trade of United States, 1867-68. p. 16

See aim Sirup.

Mole cricket or changa in Porto Rico (Barrett) . 1902

Mollusks. See Clam — Limax campestris.

Molossus, new species of, from ('alifornia, description of (Merriam).

1890. p. 31

Molybdate method, determination of ])hosplioric acid bv (Garri-

gues). 1894. p. 105 '.

IMolybdic solution, estimation of phosphoric acid in soils by double

precipitation with (Williams). 1895. p. 82

Monaco, Prince of. See Albert, Prince of ^Monaco.

Monchamp, (J. Barometer, history of, letter relative to, comments

on. 1899. p. 547

Monephora bicinta damaging Bermuda grass, note on. 1886. p. 34.
Monocotyledons of western Texas, description of (Coulter). 1894.

p. 421

Monomorium ])haraonis, observations on (Bellevoye). 1890. p. 230.

Monostcgia ignota, report on (Mally). 1890. p. 9 ,

Monostomulum lentis. See Trematodes.

Monrad, John II. Dairy industry in Nebraska, South Dakota, and

North Dakota. 1896

Monroe, Josiah.. Rainfall at Firmeza, Cuba, 1888-98. p. 252

Monroe County, Iowa, agricultural statistics of. 1869. p. 301 *

Monsoon rains:

Forecasting (Abbe) . 1895. p. 213

Index

Oasslflcsitlon no.

Al. 10:900
A9.7:2

A 13. 3:20

A27.9:21

A27.9:21

A27.9:20

A27.9:23

A 1.10:901

A4. 1:901

A27.9:24

A29.3:ll''

A6.5:6
A13.3:31
A 13. 3:13
A13.3:8

A29.3:1P
A 7. 3:28
A29. 1:898
A29.6:
A 29. 3:4
A29.6:26

A9.6:18

A7.3:13«

A27.9:9

Al. 9:107

A27.9:l

A27.9:l

A27.9:2

A27.9:7

A10.12:2

A5.5:4

A7.3:43

A7.3:47

A29.6:27
A9.3:12

A6.5:2
A9.7:2
A9.7:3

A4.3:16

A29.6:26

A27.9:7

A29.6:23

* By a niisjiriiit, lliis imnc iiiiiiilicr iii>j>ours twice.

429

1896.

Index

^lonsoon rains — Continued

^Mle floods and. 1900. p. 324

tiee also In<lian monsoons.
Monsoon region, Indian, ujjper currents of air above (Dallas)

p. 417 -

Montague, A. J. Good roads, how to secure. 1902. p. 36

]Montana:

Agricultural notes on. 1866. p. 380

Agricultural resources of. 1865. No. 9. p. 27

Agricultural tojjography and resources of. p. 431

Alkali in (Traphagen). 1900. p. 72

Chinook in (Abbe). 1895. p. 426

Cold spell of Nov., 1896, in (Hazen). p. 414

Earthquakes in, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 175

Erysiphe;e of, preliminary list of (Anderson). 1889. p. 188

Forest conditions of Rocky INIountains in (Ensign) . p. 41

Fungi of, common, brief notes on few (Anderson). 1889. p. 30.

Irrigation in, in 1890 (Nimmo). p. 149

Irrigation investigations in (Fortier) —

1900. p. 267

1901. p. 225

Kites in (Coe). 1896. p. 237

Pastoral resources of (Anderson) . p. 311

same, j). 31 1

Plant poisoning of stock in ( Wilcox ) . p. 91

Stock-poisoning plants of, preliminary report (Chesnut and Wil-
cox ) . 1901 _

Temperature changes in, sudden, note on (Abbe). 1900. pp.

115,161

Water supply of, for season of 1900, as depending on snowfall

( Glass ) . p. 495

See also Gallatin Valley — Havre — Helena — Whitney, Milton,
and Means, Thos. H.
Monterey County, Cal. See Salinas Valley.

Montevideo, wool exports from, in 1901. p. 607

Montgomery County, Marvland, Agricultural Society, address before

(Capron). 1870. p. 351

Montgomery County, Ohio, soil survev of (Dorsey and Coffev). p.

85 ..". '. .'

Montgomery County, Tennessee, soil survey of (Lapham and Mil-
ler), p. 341

Monthly crop synopsis, Statistics Division, Agriculture Department. .

Montlily list of publications of Agriculture Department

Monthlv Weather Review, French edition of, note on (Abbe) . 1900.

p. 291

jVIonthly Weather Review, Weather Bureau

Montlaur, Amaury, Vicomte de. Polysulphides, alkaline, use of,

for grape mildew. 1885. p. 67

Moon:

Aurora and, report on (Hazen). 1898. p. 108

Effect of, on vegetation, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 215

Waltemath's ((feorge), notes on (xVbbe). 1898. p. 19

AVeather and, note on relation of- —

1898 (Abbe), p. 569

1901 (Abbe), pp. 121,374

1901 (Meech). p. 372

Mooney, Charles N., and Caine, Thomas N. Soil survey of Prince

Edward area, Virginia, p. 259

Mooney, Charles N., Martin, F. 0., and Caine, Thomas A. Soil sur-
vey of Bedford area, A'irginia. p. 239

Moonshine and frosts, notes on ( Abbe). 1898. pp. 115, 261

Moore, C. C. Plant food, available, plan for cooperating in study of.

1902 :..

Moore, J. A. Lumpy jaw, successful treatment of. p. 510

Moore, Veranus Alva:

Animal diseases; morphology, biology, and pathogenic properties
of 28 streptococci found in investigation of. 1893. p. 9

I'lassifientioii no.

A29.6:28

A29.6:.24
A22.3:25

A27.9:4

A27.9:3

Al. 1:871

A10.3:76

A29.6:23

A29.6:24

A29.6:29

A28.5:5

A13.3:2

A28.5:5

A15.2:P94i

A10.3:104
A10.3:119
A29.6:24
Al. 1:888
A6. 1:888
A4. 1:900

A6.3:26

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A4. 1:901

A27.9:870

A26. 5:900'

A26.5:901 '

A27.7:

A21.6:

A29.6:28
A29.6:

A6.3:2

A29.6:26
A29.6:29
A29.6:26

A 29. 6:26
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A26. 5:901'

A26. 5:901'
A29.6:26

A 7. 4:9
A4. 1:899

A4.3:3

430

Moore, Veranus Alva — Continued

Animals, (li)niesticateil, up])er air passages of, pathogenic and
toxicogenic Ijacturia in. 1S93. p. 38

Cattle, disease in, not distingnishal)le from ra])ies. 1896. p. 10..

Cornstalk disease of cattle, nature, cause, and means of prevent-
ing, investigation into. 1896. p. 9

Fowl cholera, bacilliLs obtained from three outbreaks of, study of.
1895. p. 63 _

Fowls, diphtheria in, preliminary investigation of. 1895. p. 39.

Hog cholera, can bacillu.s of, be increased in virulence by passing
it through a series of ral )bits? 1894. ]>. 97

Hog-cholera and swine-plague bacteria, what becomes of, in-
jected in small numbers into subcutaneous tissue of pigs.
1894. p. 103

Leukfemia, infectious, in fowls, a bacterial disease frequently
mistaken for fowl cholera, p. 185

Milk, freshly drawn, number and nature of bacteria in, prelimi-
nary investigations concerning, p. 261

Milk separators, inefficiency of, in removing bacteria. 1895.
p. 431

Nodular t;eniasis in fowls. 1895

Pig, lung and spleen of, nonmotile pathogenic bacillus closely
resembling bacillus of hog cholera found in. 1893. p. 31 . .'. .

Pigeons, fatal disease of, pathogenic bacillus of hog-cholera grouj)
associated with. 1895. p. 71

Swine, nonsj)ecific disease among, outbreak of. p. 219

Turkevs, infectious entrohepatitis in, direct transmission of.
1896

See aUo, as joint author, Smith, Theobald.
Moore, Veranus Alva, and Dawson, Chai-les Francis. Tuberculosis
in swine; nature of disease, with report of three cases, p. 207.
Moore, Veranus Alva, and Fish, Pierre Augustine. Rabies in Wash-
ington, D. C. p. 267

Moore, W. H.:

Address of —

at international good roads congress, held at Buffalo, N. Y.,

Sept. 16-21, 1901. p. 5

before Jefferson memorial and interstate good roads conven-
tion, Apr., 1902. p. 21

Good roads and material progress. 1902. p. 26

Road suljject, social, commercial, and economic phases of. 1900 .

What is our duty? Address before international good roads

congress, Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 21, 1901. p. 82

Moore, Willis Luther:

Address before convention of Weather Bureau officials, Omaha,
Nebr., Oct. 13, 1898. p. 9

Alaska, climate of. 1897

Arid regions, some climatic features of, communicated to national
irrigation congress. 1896

Atmospheric survey, United States daily. 1897

August weather. 1900. p. 343

North Pacific coast weather map, explanation of

President's address l)efore second convention of Weather Bureau
ofticials, Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 27-29, 1901. p. 16

Weather Bureau, Agriculture Department —

new work in. 1 898. p. 81

reportof. 1901. p. 595

work of, for farmer. 1897. p. 59

Weather forecasting; some facts, historical, j)ractical, and theo-
retical. 1899

Weather map, explanation of

AVest Indian hurricane service. 1 899. ]>. 56

See also, for rej^orts as Chief, Weather Bureau, Agriculture De-
partment, 1895-1902

Moorhead, J. K., Warder, Jno. A., and Jackson, ('has. Report of
Flax and Hemp Commission. 1865

Index

t'luKsiflcutlon no.

A4.3:3
A4.3:10

A4.3:10

A4.3:8
A4.3:8

A4.3:6

A4.3:6

A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:895-6

Al. 10:895
A4.4:3

A4.3:3

A4.3:8

A 4. 1:895-6

A4.4:5

A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:895-6

A22.3:21

A22.3:25
A22.3:23
A22.4:34

A22.3:21

A 29. 3:24
A29.2:A11

A29.2:Ar4
A29.2:At6-
A29.6:28
A29.2:N81

A29.3:31

A 1.1 0:898
A 29. 6:29
Al. 10:897

A29.3:25

A29.2:W37«

A29.3:24

A29.1

A1.2:F76

431

Index

MorachevHki, V. Russian zyemstvos, conflict of, \\ith enemies of

agriculture; abstract by P. Fireman. 1902. p. 61

Morelos orange I'ruit-worm, report on (Riley). 1.SS8. p. 45

Morgan, li. A.:

Artace punctistriga, some observaticms upon. 1901. p. 182

(Jrasshopper, differential, in JNIississippi delta; other common

species, p. 7. 1901

^losfjuito, conchyliastes musicus, observations upon. 1902. p. 1 13.

Oil emulsions, simple device for preparation of. 1896. p. 93

Sugar-cane borer, life history of, in Louisiana. 1902. p. 128

Morocco, agriculture of (Collins), p. 499

Morrell, Robert. Sheep, Hampshire Down, note on. 1868. p. 462.
Morrill, Justin Smith:

Legislative career of ( Atherton ) . 1901. p. 60

Resolutions of respect for, proposed for adoption of Association
of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations,

at 13th annual convention ( Buckham ) . 1900. p. 30

Morrill, Park:

Areas, high and low. 1895. p. 157

Barometric pressure, reduction of, to sea level. 1896. p. 492 . . .
Daily stages of principal rivers of United States. Pt. 5, 1893-95..

Floods of Mississippi River, report on. 1897

same. p. 371

Meteorological records, hourly, at Pikes Peak and Colorado
Springs from November, 1892, to September, 1894, brief dis-
cussion of. 1896. p. 215

River and flood service, monthly notes on, Nov., 1896-May, 1898.

Temperature and pressure, reduction of. 1897. p. 572

Weather forecasts and storm warnings, notes on, Mav, 1898. p.

195 '.

Morrill, Park:

Published works of (Abbe). 1898. p. 356

Short biography of ( Garriott) . 1898. p. 356

Morris, Francis. Cavalry horses in America, p. 159

Morris, John G. Ailanthus silk-worm of China, additional obser-
vations on. p. 390

Morris, Paschall:

Piggery, model, plan of. p. 476

White Chester breed of swine, p. 475

Morrisville, Va., sorghum-sugar experiments at, 1889 (Wiley), p.

20 -

Same ( Maxwell), p. 63

Morrow, George E. :

Address as acting president of Association of American Agricul-
tural Colleges and Experiment Stations, at 8th annual con-
vention, 1894. 1895. p. 25

Agricultural experiment station records, report on. 1891. p. 102,
Agricultural experimental work, relation of teaching to. 1891.

p. 67

Animal husbandry in central West. 1882. p. 62 ,

Beef, breeding and feeding for. 1883. p. 127

Butter, composition of, from Chicago dairy show, December,

1889. p. 188

Cattle and swine rearing and feeding in United States, report ac-
companving exhibit of Animal Industry Bureau, at Paris

Exposition of 1889. p. 405

Chicago, 111., World's Agricultural Congress, report of committee

on. 1893. p. 104

Morse, Eldridge. Tide lands of Washington Territory. 1885. p. 62
Morse, Fred W. Phosphoric acid, insoluble, paper on. 1891. p.

106

Morse, Geo. W. Cotton caterpillar, letter on. 1867. p. 249 .,

Morse, H. N., and Burton, W. M. Butter, oleomargarine, etc., anal-
ysis of, method for. 1890. p. 99 ,

Mortgage, a burden upon agriculture. 1886. p. 189

Morton, Julius Sterling:

Address before Association of American Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations. 1895. p. 47 ,

Classification no,

A9.6:38
A9.7:l

A10.3:99

A9.6:30

A9.6;37

A9.6:6

A10.3:115

Al. 1:862

A27.9:868

A10.3:99

A 10. 3:76

A29.6:23
A29.6:23
A29.10:5
A29.5:E
A29. 1:897

A29. 1:896

A29.6:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.6:26
A29.6:26
Al. 1:863

Al. 1:862

Al. 1:865
Al. 1:865

A7.3:26
A7.3:26

A10.3:24
A10.5:3

A10.3:7
A1.8:22
A1.7:2

A7. 1:889

A4. 1:887-8

A10.3:16

A1.7:7

A7.3:31
A27.9:5

A7.3:24
A27.9:24

A10.3:24

432

Morton, Julius Sterling — Continued

Arbor l-)ay; its origin and growth. 1887. p. 22

See also for reports as Secretary of Agriculture, 1893-1896

Mosaic disease of tobacco ( Woods ) . 1 902

Moses, Alfred G. Public improvement, citizens' duty to. 1902. p.

36 :

Moses, Z. Teasel, cultivation and use of. p. 117

Muslinger, Dr. Milk, diphenylamine reaction in examination of,

significance of. 1889. p. 168

Mosquito:

Conchyliastes musicus, observations on (Morgan i. 1902. j). 113.

Experiment against ( Howard) —

1892. ]). 1 2

1893. p. 90

How to distinguish differest, of North America (Howard)

North American, synoptic tal:)les of (Coquillett). 1900. ]>. 4

Notes on ( Howard ). 1898. p. 55

Eeport on (Howard). 1896. p. 9

Some experience with ( Weed) . 1894. p. 212

Structure and biology, notes on, with remarks on remedies

(Howard). 1900 ."

Mosquitoes and fleas, circular relative to (Howard)

Moss, Irish, curing of, brief account of ( Bates), p. 423

Mosses from Fuegia and Patagonia, collected bv V. S. S. Albatro.ss
in 1887-91, list of (P:aton). 1892. p. 138

Moths:

jEgeriidte of central Ohio, notes on (Kellicott). 1892. p. 81

Fruit seriously injured by ( Mally ) . 1902. p. 90

ffee also Angoumois grain moth — Bombycidte — Brown-tail
moth — Cabbage moth — Calothysanis amaturaria — Clothes
moths — Commelina owlet moth — Drasteria erechtea — Endi-
opta owlet moth — Ephestia interpunctella — Geometrid
moth — Gipsy moth — Grain moth — Hepialus argenteomac-
ulatus — Herbarium pest — Leopard moth — Lepidoptera —
l.,epidopterous larvae — Mediterranean flour moth — Noctui-
dfe — Oncocnemis — Orgyia leucostigma- — Osage orange pyra-
lid — Peach-tree borer — Porthetria dispar — Potato-tuber
moth — Privet web-worm — Protoparce Carolina — Pyralid —
Pyralida:- — Pyralidina — Spilosoma fuliginosa — Sphingidi'' —
Squash borer — Sugar cane borer — Theophila mandarinu —
Tussock moth— Wood-leopard moth.

Moule's earth-closet system, report on. p. 465

Mount, James A. Indiana, road improvement in, extract from gov-
ernor's message. ]>. 3

Mount. See name of mountain.

Mountain peaks, minimum temperatures on (Abbe). 1899. ji. 421.

Mountain roads. See Roads.

Mountain shadow, photograph of, note on (Abbe). 1894. p. 510..

Mountain slopes, precipitation on, theory of formation of (Pockels).
1901. i)p. 152, 306

Mountain stations, study of upper atmosphere from observations on
(Hann). 1896. "p. 754

Mountain storms, i)eculiar, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 66

Mountains:

p:ffect of, on wind (Abbe). 1894. ]>. 510

Relation of rainfall to (Alexander). 1901. p. 6

.SV'e also Appalachian — Cascade — Coeur d' Alene.

Mouse. See Evotomys — Grasshopper mouse — Jumjung mice —
Pocket mice.

Mouth disease of cattle. See Foot-and-mouth disease of cattle.

Mouton flandrin sheej),Texel sheep or, rejtorton (Chenery). p. 242.

Muck or peat, value of. 1901. ]>. 5

See also Soils.

Mucronoporus, report on (Ellis and Everhart). 1889. p. 90

Same, new (Ellis and Galloway ). 1889. p. 141

Mucronoporus Andersoni, report on ( Kills and Everhart). 1891.
p. 79

Index

I'laNsiflcatluu no.

A1.8:56
Al.l

A19.3:18

A 22. 3:23
A 1.1:863

A 7. 3:24

A9.6:37

A9.7:5

A9.7:6

A9.5:40

A9.5:40

A9.6:17

A 9. 6:4

A9.7:7

A9.6:25
A9.5:13
A 1.1:866

A6.5:l

A9.7:5
A9.6:31

A 1.1:871

A22.4:33

A29.6:27

A29.6:22

A29.6:29

A29.3:ll='
A29.6:26

A 29. 6:22
A 29. 6:29

A 1.1:864
A1.9:149

A 28. 5:5

A28.5:5

A28.5:6

114—04-

-28

4:^.8

index •

Mud, rains of, notes on ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 158

Mueller, Charles. Cattle, Dutch or llolstein. 1873. p. 175

Muhlenberg, II. Grasses of herbarium of (iScribner and 3Ierrill).

1900

Mulberries, 1)irds which feed on (Merriani). p. 285

Same, p. 285

Mulberry silkworm, report on ( Riley )

Ser aim Silkworm.

Mulder, Emile. Tobacco, cultivation of, in Sumatra. 1898

Mules:

Diseases of, correspondence relating to. 1898. ji. 537

Glanders among, in Texas (Folsetter). p. 393

Rpising (Warder), j). 180

Uses, how to breed, grow, prepare for market, and sell (Jones).

p. 335

See also Farm animals.

Mull, George. Arbor Day, value and uses of. p. 29

Mullen, S. B. Boll worm, observations on, in ]Mississip})i. 1893.

p. 240

Munich, Germany, cost of hauling farm products over wagon roads

at ( Steiner ) . p. 9

Munich, international conference of meteorologists, Aug., 1891, re-
port of (Abbe), p.' 626

Same, p. 626

Munich, meteorological congress, 1892; international wearther sym-
bols recommended for use ( Harrington )

Munroe, Ralph M. Pineapple fiber, results of recent investigations

relating to. 1893. p. 46

Munson, L. S. Canned vegetables, analysis of, provisional method

for. 1902. p. 50 '.

See also, as collaborator, Bigelow, AVillard Dell.
Munson, L. S., and Tolman, L. M. :
Fruits and fruit products —

analysis of, provisional method for. 1902. p. 74

chemical examination of. 1902. p. 9

Munson, T. Y.:

Grape-vine, downy mildew and black-rot of, treatment of, with

salts of copper at Denison, Texas, in 1887. p. 23

Grapes, Avild, of North America, classification and generic syn-
opsis of. 1890

Muntz, A. Grape mildew, treatment of, by sulphate of copper.

1886. p. 92 ,

Murdoch, L. H. :

Precipitation, cycles of. 1902. j^- "^82

tltah, water supply of, for season of 1900, as depending on snow-
fall, p. 497

Water level of Great Salt Lake, relation of, to precipitation. 1901.

p. 22

Muriate of potash. See Potash.

Murklan'd, Charles S. Engineering experiment stations, report of
committee on, before convention of American agricultural col-
leges and experiment stations. 1898. p. 32

Same. 1900. p. 40

Murphy, Charles J. Maize, introduction of, into Europe. 1891.

P 5

Murphy, J. McLeod. Ixtle fiber, letter on. 1869. p. 232

Same, 1870. p. 354

Murrav, A. J.;
Cattle-
digestive organs of, diseases of. p. 15

medicines to, administration of. p. 9

Murray, Charles B. Remarks of, at 2d convention of Weather Bu-
reau officials, Milwaukee, Wis. 1901. p. 224

Murtfeldt, Mary E. :

Acorn insects, primary and secondary. 1894. p. 318

Cheese or meat skipper. 1893. p. 170

Drought, heat, and insect life. 1902. p. 97

Classification no.

A29.6:27
A27.9:ll

A3. 4:27
Al. 1:890
A5. 1:890
A9.3:9

A1.8:58

A4. 1:1898
A4. 1:889-90
Al. 1:863

A4. 1:891-2

A 1.8:56

A9.7:5

A22.4:27

Al. 1:891
A29.1:891=i

A29.2:In8

A11.5:5

A7.3:65

A7.3:65
A 7. 3:66

A6.3:5

A20.3:3

A6.3:2

A29.6:30

A29.6:28

A29.6:29

A10.3:65
A10.3:99

A1.8:49
A27.9:7

A27.9:8

A4.2:C29=^
A4.2:C292

A29.3:31

A9.7:6
A9.7:6
A9.6:31

434

p. 257

1891. p. 192....
I>. 74

1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.

P-

p. 200.

Murtfeldt, Mary E. — Continued

Entomological memoranda for 1893. 1894.
Grape bags, use of, by paper-making wasp.
Graptodera foliacea, life-history of. 1888.
Missouri, injurious inseet.s for season —

1886. p. 59

1888. p. 133

same, p. 133

1889. p. 73

p. 45

p. 3G

p. 49

p. 37

Osage orange pyralid, report of. 1893. p. 155...
Pyrethrum, experiments with, at Kirkwood, Mo.

Same, p. 85

Screw worm, hominivorous habits of, in St. Louis. 1891

Stibadium spumosum, haVjits of. 1894. p. 301

Tineid, interesting, report on. 1890. p. 303

Tree crickets, carnivorous habits of. 1889. p. 130

IMuscatel raisins, production of, in Malaga (Mark). 1875. p. 319 ..
Muscular energy, source of, metabolism of nutrients in animal body

and(Zuntz). 1897. p. 538 "..

Muscular work:

Experiments on effect of, upon digestibility of food and metabo-
lism of nitrogen, conducted at University of Tennessee, 1897-

99 (Wait). 1901 '.

Experiments on effect of, upon digestibility of food and metabo-
lism of nitrogen (Wait). 1902

Severe and prolonged, effect of, on food consumption, digestion,

and metabolism ( Atwater and Sherman ) . 1901

Mushrooms:

Asfood. 1898. p. 18

Beds for, directions for preparing and spawning of (Falconer).

I 17

Edible and poisonous, reference list of iJu})lications relating to

_ (Clark). 1898

Eight edible and twelve ])oisonous, of United States, with direc-
tions for culture and culinary preparation of edible species

(Taylor), p. 366 "

same, revised

Enemies of, and experiments with remedies, notes on (Busck).

1902. p. 32

Four edible, of United States (Taylor). 1893. p. 7

How to grow (Falconer). 1897

Poisoning by, in District of Columbia, recent cases of (Coville)...

Peview of industry (Falconer). 1894. p. 20

Twelve edible, of United States, with directions for identification

and preparation as food (Taylor), p. 100

same, reprinted with an appendix

Sfe also Agarics — Agaricus campestns — Fungi.

Musk ox (Thompson), p. 507

Musknielons:

Fertilization of, by insects, notes on (Pane). 1898. p. 75

Transplanting, experiments in (Smith). 1900. p. 20

Transplanting and manuring. 1902. p. 15

Mustard:

Tumbling, circular on (Dewey)

White and black, contribution to investigation of assimilation of

frci' atmospheric nitrogen by ( Lotsy) . 1894

Mustard family, three new weeds of (Dewey). 1897

Mustela caurina. See Marten.
Mutton :

Feeding for, in Soutli Dakota (Chilcott and P>urnett). p. 471

Raising sheep for (Curtiss). 1899

See also Sheep.

Index

Classlfleutloii no.

A9.7:6
A9.7:4
A9.7:l

A9.3:13

A 1.1:888

A9. 1:888

A9.3:22

A9.3:23

A9.3:26

A9.3:30

A9.3:32

A9.7:5

Al. 1:881-2

A9. 1:882

A9.7:4

A9.7:6

A9.7:2

A9.7:2

A27.9:13

A10.6:7

Al 0.3:89

A10.3:117

A 10. 3:98

A1.9:79

A18.5:l

A17.3:20

A 1.1:890
A18.5:2

A9.6:38
A18.5:3
A 1.9:53
A6.4:13i
A18.5:12

Al. 1:885
A 18.5:1

A4. 1:901

A9.6:17
Al. 9:119
A1.9:149

A6.4:7i

A10.3:18
A6.4:10

A4. 1:898
A1.9:96

135

Index

Mycological literature, North American, index to (Fairchild). 1891.

pp. 42,80, IL'S, 184....

Same, continued (Fairchild). p. 52

Mycological notes, report on ( Massee). 1889. p. 184

Same (Massee). 1891. p. 178

Mycological Section, Agriculture Department, report of. p. 95

Mycology, journal of, devoted to Htudy of fungi, especially in their

relation to ])lant diseases

Mvcophagy, importance of, in a course of botanical instruction

(StaVnes). 1898. p. 75

Myers, E. W. See, as johit author, I'ressey, II. A.
Myers, John A:
" Address of, as president of Association oi Official Agricultural

Chemists, at sixth annual convention. 1889. p. 8

Agricultural experiments stations, organization and methods.

1889. p. 99

Biograi)hical sketch of. 1902. p. 72

Brief recollections of (Shinn ). 1902. p. ()7

Memorial exercises in honor of. 1902. p. 65

Resolutions adopted by Association of Official Agricultural Chem-
ists in commemoration of. 1902. p. 74

Myers, U. G. :

Klondike, Weather Bureau observations in. 1898. j). 209

Meteorology of Yukon, report on. 1899. p. 100

Yukon weather, report on. 1901. p. 309

Myrick, Herbert. New England, associated dairying in, report
accompanying exhibit of Animal Industry Bureau at Paris

exposition of 1889. p. 375

Myriopods, phosphorescent, report on. 1891. p. 319

Mytilaspis pomorum, new para.site of ( Howard). 1894. p. 25H

Nagana, or tsetse-fly disease (Kanthack and others), p. 140

Nade, J. C:

Engineering courses, some objections to earl v differentiation of.

1900. p. 106 '

Silt measurements, progress report on —

1891. p. 293

1902. p. 365

Nail, I. B. Kentucky Farmers' Institute, work accomplished in.

1902. p. 23 ..'.

Napa County, California, wine industry of ( Husman). 1891. p. 535 .
Napthaline, as an insecticide, etc., its effect on seeds, plants, and

animals (Taylor). 1883

Nash, George V. American ginseng, its commercial.history, jjrotec-

tion, and cultivation

Same, revised, and extended by IMaurice Grenville Kams

National Bureau of Standards, circular of information relating to

(Marvin). 1902. p. 135

National herbarium, contributions from

National League for Good Roads. See Roads, good, national league for.
National road conference. See Asbury Park, N. J.
National road parliament. See Road parliament.
Natural history:

Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, and Cook inlet region,

Alaska ( Osgood ) . 1901

Scientific notes on. 1870. pp. 155,438

Tres Marias Lslands, Mexico. 1899 ,

See uIko Names of animals.
Naval engineenng, l)ill to establish and maintain courses in, report
of committee of A.^sociation of American Agricultural Colleges

and Experiment Stations on. 1896. p. 33 ,

Naval-store industry. 1896. p. 67

Same, with additional note of Aug. 5, 1896. p. 67

Navigation:

Inland, monthly notes on, July, 1891-Oct., 1896

Work of meteorologist for benefit of (Bigelow). 1899. p. 71

Navigator, marine nephoscope and its u-sefulness to (Abbe). 1894.
p. 161

Classlfli-atlon no.

A28.5:6
A28.5:7
A28.5:5
A28.5:6
Al. 1:886

A28.5

A10.3:49

A 7. 3:24

A10.5:l
A7.3:67
A 7. 3:67
A7.3:67

A7.3:67

A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A29.6:29

A4.1:887-g
A9.7:3
A9.7:7
A4. 1:901

A10.3:76

A10.3:104
A10.3:119

AlO. 3:120
A27.9:29

A18.2:N16

A6.3:16i
A6.3:16^

A29.6:30
A6.5:

A5.5:21
A27.9:8
A5.5:14

A10.3:41

A13.3:13»

A13.3:13*

A29.6:
Al. 10:899

A29.3:lli

4;3(>

Neal, J. C:

Cotton and orange insects, report of observations and experi-
ments. 1883. p. 31

Root-knot disease of peach, orange, and other plants in Florida,

due to work of anguillula. 1889

Tornado cloud of March 4, 1894. p. 127

Vegetation, insects destructive to, general observations on. 1883.

p. 35

Neale, Arthur T.:

Anthrax in Delaware, combating, p. 11»0

Cerebro-spinal meningitis in horses, p. 470

Sorghum analvsis at Ilio Grande, ]^. J., in 18SS. j.. 4'^ ,

Nealley, G. C:

Collection of jilants made by, in the region of Rio Grande, Texas,

from Brazos Santiago to El Pa.so Countv (Coulter). 1890.

p. 29 ."

Forage plants of western Texas, investigation of. 1888. p. 30...
Neat cattle. See Cattle.
Nebraska:

Agriculture in. 1 869. p. 140 ■.

Cimbex, American adults of, injuring willow and cottonwood in

(Webster). 1890. p. 228

Dairy industry in (Monrad). 1896

Departures from normal temperature and rainfall, with crop yields

in (Dun woody) . 1896

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 207

Grasses and forage plants of, notes on (Pammel ). 1897

Grasses of arid districts of, investigation of ( Vasey). 1886

Insect injuries in —

1884. (Bruner). p. 398 ,

1887. p. 164

same. p. 33

1888. p. 139

same, p. 139

Index

Clusslflcatlon no.

A9.3:l

A9.3:20
A29.6:22

1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.

Harwi). p. 382.,

p. 134...

p. 9o

l'-9

P-9

P-34

I>-9

Live-stock industry of, condition of
Maladie du coit among horses in —

extirpation of (Norgaard). p. 62

second outbreak of (Faville and Day).

supposed (Faville). p. 359

Precipitation (rain and melted snow) at stations in, details of.

1894

Rabies in, alleged, investigation of (Gibbs). p. 188

Sand hills of, flora of ( Rydberg). 1895. p. 133

Sheep feeding in. p. 604

Sheep husbandry in (M'Cann). p. 193

Swine plague in, investigation of. p. 434

Timber resources of (Hall). 1901. j). 207

Underflow and sheet waters, irrigable lands, and geological
structure of, with its effect upon water supply (Ilicks). 1893.

pt. 3, ]). 167

Water in, duty of (Stout) . 1900. p. 149 ,

Water laws of (Wilson). 1899. p. 58

AVestern —

benefits of Weather Bureau to (Piercy). 1899. p. 144

pocket gopher of genus Geomvs from, description of (Mer-

riam). 1890. p. 51 .'

Wheatin. 1867. p. 366

Sec nho Cass County — (Jreat Eastern Canal — Schuyler.
Necrophagous diptera, notes on species of (Webster). 1890.
Nectar, what it is, and some of its uses (Trelease). p. 319...
Nectarophora destructor. See Green-pea louse.
Needhani, Daniel. Agricultural exhibition at Hamburg, p.

x\9.3:l

A4. 1:897
A4. 1:899
A7.8:20

A6.5:l
A6.3:6

A27.9:7

A9.7:2
A4.3:16

A29.2:X27
A27.9:6
A3. 3:9
A6.3:l

Al. 1:884

Al. 1:887

A9.3:13

Al. 1:888

A9. 1:888

A9.3:22

A9.3:23

A9.3:26

A9.3:30

A9.3:32

A4. 1:889-90

A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:891-2

A 29. 2: Pill I
A 4. 1:897
A6.5:3
A4. 1:901
A 1.1:864
A4. 1:885
A 1.10:901

p. 356.

19

A15.2:Ir7
A 10. 3:86
A10.3:58

A29.3:24

A5.5:4
A27.9:5

A 9. 7:2
A9.2:C82

Al. 1:863

431

p-

Index

Xeely, Samuel T. Traction tests on public roads. 1896

Negroes:

Dietary studies among, in eastern Virginia, 1SJ^)7 (Frissell^

same. 1898 (Bevier). p. 27

Food of, in Alal)aina in 1895 and 1896, dietary studies with refer-
ence to ( Atwater and Woods)

Nelson, Aven. Red Desert of Wyoming and its forage resources.

1898

Nelson, Edward William:

Mexican grasses collected bv, in Mexico, 1894-95 (Scribner and

Smith). 1897. p. 11../

Tres Marias Islands, Mexico —

bibliography of, partial. 1899. p. 93

birdsof. 1899. p. 21

description of. 1899. p. 7

mammals of. 1899. p. 15

See also, as collector. Coulter, John M., and Rose, Joseph Nelson.
Nelson, S. B. :

Horse industry of the Northwest. 1900. p. 23

Sheep, feeding wild plants to. 1898. p. 10

same, p. 421

Nematinre of North America, a subfamily of leaf-feeding hymenop-

tera of family Tenthredinidfe, revision of (Marlatt). ' 1896

Nematode leaf disease, note on (Atkinson). 1891. p. 31

Nematoid worm. &« Anguillulaaceti — Aphelenchus olesistus.
Neosho, Mo. See Jaeger, Hermann.

Nephoscope, improved, report on (Marvin). 1896. p. 9

See also Marine nephoscope.
Nervisequum. See Glceosporium nervisequum.
Nervous system:
Diseases of —

of cattle (Harbaugh). p. Ill

of horses (Trumbower). p. 181

Nesbit, D. IL :

Sweet potatoes

Tide marshes of U. S. 1885

Ness City, Kansas, sorghum-sugar experiments at, 1889 (Wiley)

Same (McElroy). ]>. 81

Nessler, J. Grape mildew, copper soda and copper gypsum as reme-
dies for. 1891. p. 73 .-

Nest box for keeping individual egg record (Langworthy). 1900.

p. 19

Netherlands:

Agricultural statistics of. 1886. p. 406

Agriculture in. 1869. p. 387

same. 1885. (P'rkstein. ) p. 83

Climate of (Snellen). 1896. p. 627

History of high farming as illustrated in (Tilden). p. 527

Markets for American products in. 1895

Projected exhibition, note on. 1869. p. 150

Sugar beets in, production of, 1866-82. No. 9. p. 46

See also Amsterdam — Arnheim.
Nettle:

Cultivation of, in Germany (Stanton), p. 560

Experiments with ( Lade ) . p. 562

Question of, and its future, p. 561

Nettleton, Edwin S. :

Artesian and underflow investigation between ninety-seventh
degree of west longitude and foothills of Rocky Mountains.

1891

Artesian and underflow investigation, final report of.' 1893. Pt. 2.

Artesian wells investigation, field work in. 1890. p. 31

Reservoir system of Cache la Poudre Valley, report on. 1901

Neumann-Spallert, F. X. von:

Cereal crops of Austro-Hungary, value of. 1883. No. 64. p. 66.
Grain, commerce in, 1879-81. No. 14. p. 35

I'liissification no.

A22.3:20

A10.3:70
A10.3:70

A10.3:38

A3. 3: 13

A3.3:4

A5.5:14
A5.5:14
A5.5:14
A5.5:14

Al. 9:117
A4.3:22
A4. 1:898

A9.8:3
A9.7:4

A29.6:24

A4.2:C292
A4.2:H78

Al. 9:129
A1.7:7
A7.3:26
A7.3:26

A28.5:6

A1.9:114

A27.9:24

A27.9:7

A27.9:24

A29.3:ll»

A 1.1:866

A12.3.5

A27.9:7

A27.9:22

A 1.1:878
Al. 1:878
A 1.1:878

A15.2:P94*
A15.2:lr7^
A15.2:Ar7
AIO.3.92

A27.9:21
A27.9:22

438

199.

Nevada:

Artesian water in (Irish). 1891. p.

Cattle industry of (McNeely). p. 377

Dry norther in (Abbe). 1895. p. 173

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 271

Fishes of Death Valley expedition, 1891, collected in, report on,

with descriptions of new species (Gilbert). 1893. p. 229

Grasses of arid districts of, investigation of (Tracy). 1888. p. 5.

Irrigation investigations in (Wilson). 1902. p. 147

Land and fresh-water shells collected in, bv Death Valley expe-
dition (Stearns). 1893. p. 269 '.

Southeast, almond in (Judd). p. 55

Southern —

birds observed in, bv Death Valley expedition of 1891, notes
on (Fisher). 1893. p. 7

cactuses, yuccas, and agave in deserts and desert ranges of,
geographic and vertical distribution of (IMerriam). 1893.
p. 345

trees and shrubs in deserts and desert ranges of, distribution

of (Merriam). 1893. p. 285

Stratigraphy and hydrology of (Hicks). 1890. p. 71....

See also Carson City — Humboldt County — Nye County — Win-

nemucca.
New Brunswick:

Earthquakes in, notes on ( Abbe) . 1898. p. 266

Thunderstorms in, 1897 (Kain). p. 105

Tidal lands and diked marshes of (Boardman). 1885. p. 33

Whirlwinds in, notes on local (Kain). 1900. p. 488

New England:

Associated dairying in ( Myrick). p. 375

Conifers of, some diseases of ( Schrenk ) . 1900

Farming in —

does it pay? p. 187

report on. p. 255

Land birds of, oology of some, as a means of identifying injurious

or beneficial species ( Samuels) . p. 386

Mammalogy and ornithology of, with reference to agricultural

economy (Samuels), p. 265

Northern, evergreen and other forest trees in, destruction of,
causes of (Packard) —

[1st] report. 1883. p. 138

same, p. 138

2d rei)ort, p. 374

3d report, p. 319

same, additions, p. 17

4th report. 1886. p. 20

5th report. 1887

Quarantine of cattle, sheep, and other ruminants, and swine.

1902

Snow in, report on, 1817-40 (Earned), j). 75

Southern, and other localities, relative humidity of (Henrv).

1896 '.

Sugar beet, culture of ( :\IcMurtrie) . 1879. p. 181

Thunderstorms in, investigation of (Ward). 1893. p. 30

New England Meteorological Societv, 36th regular meeting of, notes

on (Abbe). 1896. p. 13. ..."'

New Hampshire:

Farm of J. B. ^Valker, at ('oncord. 1870. p. 76

Farm resources and j)roducts of. 1868. j). 5

Forest condition and lumber and wood trade; of (Hough) . 1884.

p. 348

Pig-feeding experiments in (Burkett). ]>. 4()5

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (Rollins) .

P 5

Wheat growing in ( Bartlett) . p. 96

See aho Hampton Beach — Washington, IVFount.
New Haven, Conn., winds and rainfall of, 1873-1900 (Davis), p. 261.

Index

Classlflcatiuu no.

A15.2:P94i
A4. 1:898
A29.6:23
A27.9:6

A5.5:7
A6.3:6
A10.3:104

A5.5:7
A20. 1:895

A5.5:7

A5.5:7

A5.5:7
A15.2:Ar7

A29.6:26
A29.6:26
A1.7:7
A28.6:28

A4. 1:887-
A28.3:25

Al. 1:874
Al. 1:870

Al. 1:864

Al. 1:863

Al. 1:883
A9. 1:883
Al. 1:884
Al. 1:885
A9.3:12
A9.3:13
A8.1:4

A4.5:99
A29.6:22

A29.3:19

A1.6:28

A29.3:9

A29.6:24

A27.9:8
A27.9:6

A 13. 5:4
A4. 1:899

A22.4:33
AL 1:862

A29.6:30

439

Index

New Jersey:

Abutilon avicenniip in, cultivation of (Waterhouse). p. 606

Agricultural LHlncation in (Cook). 1882. p. 7

Army worm in, account of invasion of —

1880 (Lockwood). p. 139

1881 and 1882. p. 101

same, p. 101 ■

Cattle in, anthrax among (Hunt), p. 359

Contagious pleuro-])neumonia in ( Hunt ) . p. 297

Cranberry culture in (Taylor), j). 569

Economic perono.sporete for 1889 in, some notes upon (Halsted).

1889. )). 201

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 15

Farmers' institute work accomplished in ( Voorhees). 1902. p. 37.
Food and nutrition investigations in, 1895 and 1896 (Voorhees)..

Hor.se breeding in (Romaine) . p. 385

Insects in, notes on (Smith) —

1 891 . p. 43

1 892. p. 93

1893. p. 187

1894. p. 185

Irrigation in, notes on (Phelps and Voorhees). 1897

Irrigation in, report on (Voorhees) —

1900

1902. p. 353

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in, investigation (Miller), p. 45.

same (Corlies). p. 46

Reclamation of lands in, reports of State Geologist of New Jersey,

1 869 an d 1 8 70 . p . 22 1 _.

San Jose or pernicious scale in, distribution of (Smith). 1898.

p. 32

San Jose scale in (South). 1894. p. 163

Southern, agriculture in. 1868. p. 140

Southwestern, tide lands in, reclamation of. 1870. p. 230

State aid to road building in (Burrough). 1894

same (Owens). 1901. p. 22

Steam plowing in. 1869. p. 224

Stone roads in ( Harrison) . 1895. p. 23

West, market products of (Lippincott). p. 249

See also Atlantic City — Bergen Point — Cherry Hill — Hud.son

County — Long Branch — Oakland — Rio Grande — Salem —

Trenton — Vineland.
New Mexico:

Agricultural features of ( Furnas) . 1892. j). 173

Agriculture of, notes on (Thomas). 1869. }). 379 *

Anthrax in, outbreak of (McLean). 1881. p. 317

Artesian basins in, geological conditions of (Van Diest). 1890.

p. 87

Artesian well investigations, field work (Carpenter). 1890. p.

233

Chilo saccharalis in (Townsend). 1891. p. 24 ■

Climaticand agricultural features of, note on (Hilgard and others ).

1882

Dietary studies in, 1895 (Goss)

Eastern, artesian and underground waters in, west of 97th merid-
ian (Hill). 1893. pt. 3, p. 41

Entomological notes from (Cockerell). 1902. p. 107

Farm resources and products of. 1 868. p. 279

Forage plants of, notes on ( Pool) . 1888. p. 48

Forest conditions of Rocky Mountains in (Ensign) . j). 41

Fruits of, tropical and semitropical ( Klee) . 1 891 . p. 1 1 1

Grasses of arid districts of, investigation of (Tracy). 1888. p. 5.

Grasses of desert region of, plates and descriptions of (Vasey).

1890

same ■

* By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

t'lasslflcatlon no.

Al. 1:879
A1.8:22

A 8. 1:3

A 1.1:881-2
A9. 1:882
A 1.1:881-2
A 4. 1:884
A 1.1:877

A28.5:5
A27.9:6
A10.3:120
A10.3:35
A4. 1:889-90

A9.7:4
A9.7:5
A9.7:6
A9.7:7
A10.3:36

A 10.3:87
A10.3:119
Al. 1:881-2
Al. 1:881-2

A1.7:7

A9.6:17

A9.7:7

A27.9:6

A27.9:8

A22.3:9

A22.3:21

A27.9:7

A22.3:17

Al. 1:865

A1.8:20
A27.9:7
A1.6:34

A15.2:Ar7

A15.2:Ar7
A9.7:4

A 1.8:20
A10.3:40

A15.2:Ir7='

A9.6:37

A27.9:6

A6.3:6

A13.3:2

A20.3:l

A6.3:6

A6.2:N82»
A6.3:12

440

Index

Classlflratloii uo.

New ^lexioo — Continued

Insect injury in, possible and actual influence of irrigation on

(Townsend). 1892. p. 78 \

Insects —

biologic notes on ( Townsendj . 1 892. p. .ST

injurious of, notes on ( Cockerell). 1894. p. 207

Irrigation in, 1901 . p. 37

Locusts, injurious and other, of (Townsend). 1893. p. 29

Northwestern, diurnal winds on faint radient in (Dodge). 1901.

p. 299

Nutrition investigations in, 1897 (Goss)

Plants in, certain, of economic value as food for man and stock

(Richardson), p. 282

Statistics of. 1876. p. 477

Water supply of, for season of 1900 as depending on snowfall

( Hardinge). p. 49(}

"Wine in. 1866. p. 424

<S'ce al»() Pecos River — Pecos Valley.
New Orleans, La. :

Ramie machine trials at. 1892. p. 347

Weather forecast district, report of, monthlv, Sept., 1901-Oct.,

1902 (CHne) '.

New Orleans, La., World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Expo-
sition, 1884-5:
Agriculture Dejiartment, exhibit of manufactures from native

woods, catalogue of (Dodge). 1886

Catalogue of exhibit of economic entomology at. 1888

Exhibits illustrating agricultural statistics (Dodge). 1885

(.Trass collections at, descriptive catalogue of ( Vasev)

New Richmond, Wis., tornado at (Libby). 1899. p' 299

New South Wales:

Cattle tick and tuberculosis in (Baker), p. 386

same, correction, p. 502

Corn in, production of. 1893. p. 31 1

Irrigation in, recent investigation, legislation, and administration

(Hinton). 1891. p. 235

Sheep breeding in. 1875. p. 526

Sugar-cane insects in (Koebele). 1892. p. 885

New York Agricultural Society, Albany, Feb.. 1871, annual meeting

of. p. 66

New York City:

Animals in, contagious diseases of, preliminary report of veteri-
nary inspectors in investigation of (McLean and others).

1884. p. 19

Cattle market, 1858-63. No. 1, p. 33

Dietary studies in —

1 895 and 1 896 ( Atwater and Woods )

1896 and 1897 (Atwater and Bryant). 1902

Entomological work in Central Park, 1891 (Southwick). p. 59..
Exports and imports of, 1863. No. 5, p. 10; No. 6, p. 19

same, 1864. No. 1, p. 30; No. 2, p. 27; No. 3, p. 6; No. 4, p.
8; No. 5, p. 33; No. 6, p. 32

same, 1862-64. No. 1, p. 31 ; No. 2, p. 32

Harbor of, fog in, Dec, 1895 (Abbe), p. 463

same. 1901 (Abbe), p. 175

Hay market, 1867-70. p. 23

Immigration at, Jan. -June, 1864. No. 4, p. 8

same, July-Sept., 1864. No. 5, p. 37

Live stock receipts at, 1867-68. p. 21

same, 1869. p. 44

Market gardening in vicinity of (Henderson), p. 243

Parks of, economic entomolouical work in (Southwick). 1894.

P i:^^ -

Poultry in, sale of. 1869. j). 302*

Precipitation at, 1870-91 (Draper), p. 79

Prices in, 1855-66. p. 207

*By a misprint, tliis page number uppears twice.

A9.7:5

A9.7:5
A9.7:7

.... A10.3:119
A9.7:6

A29.6:29
A10.3:54

Al. 1:887
A27.9:14

A29.6:28
A27.9:4

A27.9:30
A29.6

A1.7:10

A9.2:N42

A1.8:40

A6.2:G76

A29.6:27

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A27.9:31

A15.2:P94'

A27.9:13

A9.7:4

A27.9:9

A1.7:6
A27.9:2

A10.3:46
A10.3:116
A9.7:4
A27.9:l

A27.9:2

A27.9:3

A29.6:23

A29.6:29

A27.9:9

A27.9:2

A27.9:2

A27.9:7

A27.9:8

Al. 1:865

A9.7:7
A27.9:7
A29.6:20
A27.9:4

441

Index

New York City — Continued I

Public schools of, cooking instructions in, history and present !
i^tatu.sof (Hogan). 1899 ." i

Tlierinunieter readings at, comparative (Henry). 1900. p. 99..

Tides at, distant storms indicated by (Jones). 1894. p. 372

Trade of, 1866-68. p. 19

Weather Bureau office in, removal of (Henry). 1898. p. 455

"Wood-leopard moth in parks of (Southwick). 1894. p. 138

New York City, [2d] international conference on plant breeding

and hybridization, 1902, report on. 1902. p. 208

New York Dairymen's Association, 14th meeting, Dec. 9-11, 1890 j

(Walton), p. 625 t

New York State:

Anthrax among cattle in (Law). 1881. p. 312

Boards of supervisors of, third annual good-road convention, Al-
bany, 1902

Broom-corn culture in. 1867. p. 286

Cattle feeding in (Stewart), p. 299

Cheese industry of (Gilbert) . 1896

Entomologic service in, voluntary (Felt). 1899. p. 39

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 10

Forest and shade tree insects in, observations on (Felt). 1901.
p. 63

Hessianfly in, inl901 (Felt). 1902. p. 22

Highway legislation in, history of (Wright). 1901. p. 29

Insects of, notes on —

1896 (Lintner). p. 54

1898 (Felt), p. 16

1899 ( Felt) . p. 60

1902 (Felt), p. 102

Lightning in, destruction by, Aug., 1898 (Allen), p. 357

Lumber industry, history of ( Fox ) . 1902

Northern, evergreen forests in, causes of destruction of (Packard) —

[1st] report, p. 138

same, p. 138

2d report, p. 374

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in, investigation of (Hopkins).

p. 43

Road improvement in —

address on (Stone). 1897 ..-

extract from governor' s message ( Roosevelt ) . p. 6

Roads —

construction of, by local assessment, act for. 1894

good, State aid to (Bond). 1901. p. 20

San Jose scale in, experimental work against (Felt). 1902. p. 35.

Snow country of central, note on (Kimball). 1902. p. 135

Thunderstorms of ]May 3, 1892, in (Turner) . 1892. p. 139

Tuberculosis among cattle in, prevalence of (Schroeder). 1896.

p. 66

Western —

grape in, diseases of (Fairchild). 1891. p. 95

leaf diseases of nursery stock in, experiments in preventing
(Fairchild) . 1891. p. 240

new or rare fungi from, notes on (Fairman). 1889. p. 78 ...
See also Albany — Buffalo — Franklinville — Ithaca — Poughkeep-

sie — Richmond County — Syracuse — Utica — Westfield —

Willets Point — Woodhaven.
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y.:

Biological and dairy building of, report on. 1899. p. 401

Methods of keeping records of horticultural work at (Beach).

1898. p. 72 *.

New York State Cheese Manufacturers' Association, 2d annual re-
port of. 1865. No. 5, p. 6

New York State forest preserve. See Hosmer, Ralph S., and Bruce,

Eugene S.
New Zealand:

Icerya purchasi and Vedalia cardinalis in ( Wright) . 1893. p. 194.

Classlflratlon no.

A10.3:56

A29.6:28

A29.6:22

A27.9:7

A29.6:26

A9.7:7

A 10. 6:14
A27.9:28

A1.6:34

A22.3:22

A27.9:5

Al. 1:876

A4.3:15

A9.6:20

A27.9:6

A9.6:31
A9.6:31
A22.3:21

A9.6:6

A9.6:17

A9.6:20

A9.6:37

A29.6:26

A13.3:34

A 1.1:883
A9. 1:883
Al. 1:884

Al. 1:881-2

A22.4:28
A22.4:33

A22.4:15

A22.3:21

A9.6:37

A29.6:30

A29.6:20

A4. 1:893-4

A28.5:6

A28.5:7

A28.5:5

A10.6:10
A10.3:49
A27.9:3

A9.7:6

442

1893..

p. 458..
1899. p.

61

New Zealand — Continued

Insects in. parasitic and predaceous, studies of (Koebele)

Root fungus of { Wight}. 1889. p. 199

Sheep in, Vjlood poisoning in (Gilruth ). p. 2.38

Sheep. scab, how stamped out in. p. 505

See also Australasia — Canterbury.
New Zealand flax, results of recent investigations relating to (Dodge).

1893. p. 62

New Zealand katipo, report on (Wight). 1889. p. 134

Newberne, N. C, soil survey from Raleigh to (Smith), p. 187

Newcomb, Harry T. Railway and other transportation services,

changes in rates of charge

Newcomb, Simon. Meteorological subjects, explanations of. 1902.

p. 127

Newcombe, F. C. Perennial mvcelium of fungus of blackberrv rust.

1891. p. 106 ..' '.

Newell, Frederick Haynes:

Irrigation on (ireat Plains. 1896. p. 167

Lumbering, conservation, and water-supply. 1901. p. 3

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p].. 225, 226

Newell, Wilniou. <SV(', as joint author, Webster, Francis M.
New.«paper and the weather forecaster (Watts). 1901

Same (Watts). 1902. p. 43

Newspaper crop reports. 1874. p. 427

Newspaper fakes, notes on (Abbe) . 1899. p. 155

Newton, Isaac:

Cotton and wool, American, future of. 1864. No. 1. p. 12

Dyer's madder, culture of. 1866. p. 94

Tobacco leaf, tax on, proposed. 1864. No. 1. p. 17

See oho, for reports as Commissioner of Agriculture, J862-1866

Newton, Isaac, short l)iography of. 1867. p. 189

Newton, Isaac, and his kites (Abbe). 1896
Niagara River, ice jam in, note on (Abbe).
Nicaragua:

Central and western, rainfall in (Flint)

CyclorPe in, report on (Clancy). 1897.

Hydrography of, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p

Rainfall and temperature in (Davis). 1898.

Rainfall in, record of 1850-51 (Childs). p. 409

same, 1876-93 (Henry ). p. 305

See also Granada — Masaya — Rivas.
Nichols, George. Phreatic waters in Nye County, Nev. 1891. p. 207.
Nicholson, H. H. See, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Nicol, T. W. Orange sorghum cane, cultivation and manipulation

of, communication relative to. 1882. p. 122

Nicolai, H. E. Agricultural work at Dvea, Alaska, during season of

1901. p. 312 '.

Nicotin. See Toliacco powders and extracts.

Nielsen, H. P. Kenai experiment station, Alaska, report of super-
intendent. 1901. p. 254

Night forecasts. Weather Bureau, is it advisable to distribute bv rural

free delivery? (Bly.stone). 1902. p. 191 \

Niin of Yucatan, nature and uses. p. 268

Nile floods and 1 ndian monsoons, noteson (Abbe). 1900. pp. 252, 324.

Nile River (Willcocks). 1894. p. 121

Nile Valley, berseem, forage and soiling crop of (Fairchild). 1902..

Niles, W. B. Hog cholera in Iowa. p. 500

Nimes, France, ])()pular credit congress, 1895, notice on. p. 26

Nimmo, Joseph W., jr. Irrigation in Montana, Idaho, eastern Wash-
ington, and Oregon, in 1890. p. 149

Nineteenth century See Century, new.

Nitragin, a germ fertilizer for leguminous plants. 1897. p. 19

Nitrates:

Gunning-Kjeldahl method and a modification applicable in pres-
ence of ( Voorhees). 1892. p. 85

Nitrogen in, Kjeldahl method applicable to determination of
(Scovell). 1887. p. 51

Index

Classification uo.

A1.8:51
A28.5:5
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:900

1899.
p. 356.

P-

345...
p. 211

A 11.5:5

A9.7:2

A26.5:900i

A27.8:15

A29.6:30

A28.5:6

Al. 10:896

A13.3:30

A29.6:30

A29.2:F76
A29.3:31
A27.9:12
A29.6:27

A27.9:2

A27.9:4

A27.9:2

Al.l:

A27.9:5

A29.6:24

A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A 29. 6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:27
A29.6:26
A29.6:26

A15.2:P94'

A1.8:22
A10.r^:901

A10.r-:90l

A29.3:31

A 1.1:868

A29.6:28

A29.3:lli

A19.3:23

A4. 1:898

A27.9:33

A15.2:P94i

A1.9:65

A 7. 3:35
A7.3:16

u-^

p. 87..
1901.

p. 25

p. 40.

Index

Nitric acid:

Determination in soils, 1)y Schloesing's method, at Rothamsted

Laboratory ( Warington ) . 1 886. p. 47

Effects of presence of few drops of, in acid digestion of soils

(Thompson). 1895. p. 49

Method for phosphoric acid determination (Richards). 1886.

p. 24

Nitric nitrogen:

Complete fertilizers, Ulsch method in determining (Street). 1892.

p. 88

Determination of —

by zinc-iron method (Shiver). 1894. p. 142 ,

report on (Sherman). 1895. p. 112 ,

Nitrification:

Arable soil ( Deherain) . 1896. pp. 353, 491

Element of soil productiveness (Withers). 1902.
Rate of, of certain fertilizers (Withers and Fraps).
See also Soils.
Nitrogen :

Availability of, in mixed fertilizers (Terne). 189^
Determination by Kjeldahl method of —

distilling with and without potassium sulphid (Sweetser).

1896. p. 25

effect of presence of metals precipitable bv potassium sulphide

(Snyder). 1891. p. 39 "

report on (Scovell). 1887. p. 51

same (Spencer). 1886. p. 36

Determination of —

in fertilizers, report of committee on (French Association of

Sugar Chemists). J[887. p. 54

in soils of some of the experimental fields at Rothamsted,
and bearing of results on question of source of nitrogen of

our crops (Lawes and Gilbert). 1882. p. 142

report of committee for, at Association of Otiicial Agricultural
Chemists —

1885. p. 43

34

45

43

85 -

11

117

67

31

136

106

12

Classlfloiitlon no.

A7.3:ll
A7.3:47
A7.3:12

A7.3:35

A7.3:43
A 7.3:47

1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.

15
14
49
16

77

Free atmospheric, contribution to investigation of assimilation of,

by white and black mustard ( Lotsy ) . 1894

Hoar frost especially rich in (Abbe) . 1896. p. 371

Metabolism of —

and digestibility of food, experiments on effect of muscular
work upon, conducted at Universitv of Tennessee, 1897-

1899 ( Wait). 1901 '

effei-t of muscular work upon, experiments on, conducted at

University of Tennessee, 1899-1900 ( Wait). 1902

in human organism, experiments on (Sherman). 1902

in human organism, with respiration calorimeter of special
construction, report of preliminary investigations on

( Atwater and others ) . 1 897

Metabolized, excretion of, bv animals (Langworthy). 1897.
p. 817

A10.6:6

A10.3:115

A7.3:62

A7.3:38

A7.3:49

A7.3:31
A7.3:16
A7.3:12

A 7

:16

A 1.8:31

A7.3:7

A7.3:12

A7.3:16

A7.3:19

A7.3:24

A7.3:28

A7.3:31

A7.3:35

A7.3:38

A7.3:43

A7.3:47

A7.3:49

A 7. 3:51

A7.3:56

A7.3:57

A7.3:62

A7.3:67

A10.3:18
A29.6:24

A 10. 3:89

A10.3:117
A10.3:121

A 10. 3:44
A10.6:7

U.

1895.

Nitrogen — Continued

Organic, in mixed fertilizers^, availability of (Haves'

p 112 . -

Sec also Albuminoid nitrogen — Nitric nitrogen — Pbosplioric acid.
Nitrogen at^similation in it.s application to practical agriculture.

1897. p. 906

Nitrogen-free extract of plants and feeding stuffs (Tollens). 1897.

p. 641

Nitrogen hungriness in 8oils, recognition of (Hilgard). 1895. p. 58.
Nitrogen of proteids and that of simpler amids or amido-acids, in-
vestigation of analytical methods for distinguishing between

(Mallet). 1898...'.

Nitrogenous compounds of animal and vegetaVjle substances, sugges-
tions regarding nomenclature of ( Atwater). 1899. p. 118

Noctuidse, from Death Valley, descriptions of (Smith). 1893.

p. 328

Nodular tseniasis in fowls (Moore) . 1895

Nome, Cape, Alaska:

Meteorological report from, Sept., 1900, note on (Abbe). ]>. 397.

Temperatures, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 212

Nonpyogenic streptococcus. See Norgaard. Victor Andreas, and

Mohler, John R.
Norfolk, Va., tornado and waterspout at, on Aug. 6, 1901 (Gray).

p. 372

Norgaiird, Victor Andreas:

Anthrax, prevalence of, among domesticated animals, p. 40

Baden-Baden, Germany, Seventh International Veterinary Con-
gress, Aug. 7-12, 1899. p. 534 '.

Blackleg in United States and distribution of vaccine l)y Bureau

of Animal Industry.

same, abstract; "Blackleg, its nature, cause, and prevention."
1900

Blackleg; its nature, cause, and prevention

Blackleg vaccine —

directions for use of. 1897

same. 1900

free distribution of. p. 35

Cattle, lumpy jaw or actinomycosis in, treatment with iodide of

potassium, p. 135

same. 1893. p. 39

Cattle dipping, experimental and practical. 1898. p. 453

Dipping cattle for destruction of ticks, p. 109

Vaccination, preyentive against blackleg. 1897

same. 1897. p. 7

Norgaard, Victor Andreas, and Mohler, John R. :

Apoplectiform septicemia in chickens, preliminary report on
highly fatal disease caused bv a nonpyogenic streptococcus.
1902 .--.*

Ovine caseous lymjdi-adenitis, nature, cause, and economic im-
portance of. p. 638

Normandy, prize farm in. 1876. p. 117

North, Edward P. Macadam roads and electric street radwavs, re-
lation between. 1902. p. 59.. ■.

North America:

Animals and plants in, geographic distribution of (Merriam).
p. 203

Cereals in, geographic distribution of (Plumb). 1898

Desert flora between 32° and 42° north latitude (Parry). 1871.
p. 23

English sparrow in, especially in its relation to agriculture (Bar-
rows). 1889

Fungi from —

new and rare species of (Ellis and Everhart). 1889. p. 145 .
observations on new species of (Lagerheim). 1891. p. 44

Indians of, food ])roducts of. p. 404

Injurious insects in, recent laws against, with lawsrelative to foul
brood (Howard). 1898

Index

Classification no.

A7.3:47

A10.6:7

A10.6:8
A7.3:47

A 7. 3:54

A10.3:65

A9.7:5
A4.4:3

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A29.6:29
A4. 1:89-4.3
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:898

A4.4:31
A4.4:23

A4.4:21
A4.4:23^
A4. 1:900

A4. 1:891-2

A4.3:2

A 1.10:898

A4. 1:895-6-
i A4.4:20
I A4.4:21

A4.3:36

A4. 1:899
A27.9:14

A22.3:22

A 1.10:894
A5.3:ll

A27.9:9

A5.3:l

A 28. 5:5
A28.5:7
Al. 1:870

A9.6:13

Uo

Dec. 20, 1898.
Dec. 19, 1899.
Dec. 14, 1890.
Jan. 11, 1902.
Dec. 27, 1902.

Index

North America — Continued
Locusts in —

de.structive, with notes on occurrences in 1891. p. 18

extracts from early literature on (Berthoud). 18S.S. Anp.,

p. 59 '

Magnetic survey of (Schott). 1895. p. 460

Maples of ( Vasey). 1875. p. 313

Mvcological literature of, index to (Fairchild) . 1S91. pp. 42,

80, 128, 184

same ( Fairchild) . 1891. p. 52

Oaks of (Vasey). 1872. p. 313

Weasels of, synopsis of ( Merriam ) . ] S96

North American.

[Titles beginning with tlie words " North Americiin " are entered under
the distinctive words of .such titles.]

North American fauna, nos. 1-19

Same, circulars for acknowledgment of

North Atlantic:

Currents and surface temperatures (Hautreux). 1894. p. 192...

Hurricane tracks in, recurving of ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 468

Storms, monthly reports on

North Carolina:

Agricultural education in (Holmes). 1883. p. 84

Agriculture and climate of (Goodloe). 1867. p. 150

Cattle quarantine of counties in —

Dec. 16, 1897. p. 9

P 5

P 9

P 9

P- 12

P 12

Chestnut trees in, decay of. 1867. p. 58

Climate and crops in, 1889-98. (Herrmann ). p. 544

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 73

Farmers' institutework accomplished in (Patterson). 1902. p. 40.
Forecasting for rivers of small drainage area, especiallv those of

(Herrmann). 1902. p. 158 ".

Hog-fever in, investigation of (Salmon), p. 432

Horsesin, disease known as "staggers" among (Harbaugh). p. 209.

Irrigation of rice in (Keeney). 1902. p. 59

Mountain meteorological stations in, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 445.

Opium from (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 499

Road improvement in —

address on (Stone). 1897

extract from governor's message ( Russell), p. 6

use of convicts in (Holmes). 1895. p. 5

Roads in, pul)lic, improvement of (Holmes). 1894. p. 513

Seismic noises in (Hawkins). 1897. p. 393

Sheep huHl)andry in (Young). 1878. ji. 115

Swine-plague in (Salmon). 1879. p. 123

Thermal belt in. 1883. No. 58. p. 30

See also Alamance County — Cary — Newbern — Raleigh — Salis-
bury — Statesville — Winston-Salem.
North Carolina strand vegetation. See Ocracoke Island.
North Dakota:

Artesian well investigation, field work (Culver). 1890. p. 55 ..

same (Underbill).' 1890. p. 105

Dairy industry in (Monrad). 1896

Grasshoppers in (Waldron). 1892. p. 13

Russian thistle and other troublesome weeds in wheat region of..

Snowfall in, 1895 (Abbe), p. 463

See also Turtle Mountains.
North Dakota Agricultural College, club of women students at, diet-
ary study of (Ladd). 1901. p. 21

North Pacific coast weather map, explanation of (Moore)

Northeast, insect enemies of spruce in (Hopkins). 1901

Northern farming. See Farming.

Classlflcatlou uo,

A9.7:4

A8.1:3

A29.3:112

A27.9:13

A28.5:6
A28.5:7
A27.9:10
A5.5:ll

A5.5:
A5.4:

A29.3:lli

A29.6:27

A29.6:

A1.7:2
A27.9:5

A4. 5:8-14
A4. 5:25-29
A4. 5:49-55
A4. 5:80-87
A4.5:93
A4. 5:101
A27.9:5
A29.6:26
A27.9:6
A10.3:120

A29.3:31
Al. 1:878
A4. 1:886
A10.3:113
A29.6:25
A27.9:ll

A22.4:28
A 22. 4:33
A22.3:16
Al. 10:894
A29.6:25
A1.2:Sh3
A1.6:12
A27.9:21

A15.2:Ar7

A15.2:Ar7

A4.3:16

A9.3:27

A1.9:10

A29.6:23

A10.3:91

A29.2:N81

A9.6:28

446

Index

Classlflcatlon no.

Northern stock ranges, some poisonous plants of (Chesnut). 1900.

p. 305

Northern sugar-cane. See Sorghum.

Northern sugar industry, record of its progress during season of 1883

(Wiley) . 1884 /

Northern United States, fruit regions of, and their local climates

(Lippincott). p. 137

Northers:

Caribbean Sea and (^ulf of Mexico, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p.

568 - - -

Cold waves ami heavy snows, possibility of giving warnings of,
to stock-raising interests 48 hours in advance (Branden-
burg). 1899. p. 33

same (Glass). 1899. p. 35

Dry-
in Nevada (Abbe). 1895. p. 173

of California (Abbe). 1895. p. 212

September, on Mexican coast (Baturoni). 1892. p. 252

Tampico and Vera Cruz, notes on (Abbe). 1893. p. 363

Vera Cruz (Abbe). 1894. _ p. 226

Northfield, Mass., meteorological extremes at (Elmer), p. 251

Northrop, B. G. Arbor Day, observance of, by schools, p. 27

Northwest:

Anthrax among cattle in the (Detmers). 1881. p. 312

same (McLean). 1881. p. 311 _

Beet sugar manufacture in, as compared with European countries

(Fredericksen). 1879. p. 275

Codling moth, investigations in, in 1901 (Simpson). 1902

Drought and fire in. 1871. p. 401

Flax culture in the, in 1891 (Bosse). 1892. p. 40 ,

Forage crops of, cultivated ( Hitchcock). 1902 ,

Hog raising in (French). 1900. p. 16

Horse industry of (Nelson). 1900. p. 23 ,

Insect enemies of forests in, preliminary report on (Hopkins).

1899. p. 21 ,

Live-stock industry of (Standart). p. 32(5

Marten, new (Mustela caurina) from (Merriam). 1890. p. 27 ..

Plants from, two new species of (Henderson). 1899. p. 201

Rocky Mountain locusts in 1882, observations on (Bruner).

1883. p. 7

Seed wheat for, correspondence on. 1868. p. 285

Spring wheat culture in (Andrews) . 1882

Wheat growing in. 1868. p. 323

See also Pacific Northwest — and names of States.
Northwesters of Canterbury, New Zealand (Abbe). 1895. p. 383..
Norway :

Agriculture in, statistics of. 1873. p. 259 ,

Climate of ( .Alohn) . p. 647 ,

Insects of, notes on (Schoyen). 1897. p. 79

Markets for American products in

Thelemark cattle of. 1876. p. 432

Nostrums for increasing yield of butter (Wiley). 1893 ,

Notiosrex. See Shrews.

Nova Scotia, tidal lands and diked marshes of (Boardman). 1885.

p. 33

November, weather conditions for, monthly statement of average

(Garriott). 1900. p. 483

Novius cardinalis, introduction of, from America into Portugal, ac-
count of (Le Cocq) . 1898. p. 32

same (Howard). 1898. p. 30

Noxious animals. See Animals, noxious.
Noxious weeds (Coville):

1889. p. 382

same, p. 382

1890. p. 388

same, p. 388

Al. 10:900

A7.3:3
A 1.1:866

A 29. 6:26

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29.6:23
A29.6:23
A29.6:20
A29.6:21
A29.6:21
A29.6:26
A1.8:56

A1.6:34
A1.6:34

A1.6:28
A9.6:35
A27.9:9
All. 5:4
A19.3:31
Al. 9:117
Al. 9:117

A9.6:21
A4. 1:885
A5.5:4
A6.5:5

A9.3:2
A27.9:6
A1.6:40
A27.9:6

A29.6:23

A27.9:ll

A29.3:ll='

A9.6:9

A12.3:7

A27.9:14

A1.9:12

A1.7:7

A29.6:28

A9.6:18
A9.6:18

Al. 1:889
A6. 1:889
A 1.1:890
A6. 1:890

441

Index

Noyes, G. Harold:

Aerial observations. 1899. p. 117

Industries of Porto Rico, value of climate and crop and storm-
warning services of Weather Bureau to. 1902. p. 60

Noves, La Verne W. Remarks of, at 2d convention of Weather Bu-
reau officials, Milwaukee", Wis. 1901. p.226

Nummularia, North American species of, svnopsisof (Ellis and Ever-

hart). 1889. p. 19 .....'

Nunn, Roscoe. Career Weather Bureau service offers to voung men.

1 902. p. 78 '....'..

Nurserv inspection:

Connecticut ( Britton). 1899. p. 131

Ex{)erienccs in (Johnson). 1901. p. 163

same (Smith). 1901. p. 165

Illinois, reporton (Forbes). 1901. p. 172

Laws and rulings, suggestions toward greater uniformity in (Felt).

1901. p. 161

Reporton (Craw). 1900. p. 87

Nursery stock:

Growth of, effectof spraying with fungicides on (Galloway). 1894.
Leaf-blight and powderv mildew in, treatment of (Gallowav).

1891 I

Leaf-blight of, experiments with fungicides to prevent ( Fairchild).

1891. p. 338

Principal insects liable to be distributed on (Banks). 1902

Western New York, leaf disea.ses of, experiments in preventing

(Fairchild). 1891. p. 240

Nut grass:

Circular on (Dewey). 1894

Extermination of (Tillman), p. 388 j

same, p. 388 !

Nutrients: |

Food ; food economy, report on j

Food, heat equivalent of (Stohmann). 1896. p. 590. !

Loss of, in boiling potatoes, carrots, and cabbage (Snyder). 1897.

p 7 :

Metabolism of, in animal bodv, and source of muscular energy
(Zuntz). 1897. p. 538...".

See also Creatin and Creatinin — Potato.
Nutrition:

Principles of, and nutritive value of food (Atwater),

Relation of, to health of plants (Woods). 1901. p

See (duo Food and nutrition.
Nutrition investigations:

Agriculture Department, development of, 1899.
Milner). p. 403

California Agricultural Experiment Station, 1896-1898

1900

Illinois Universitv, North Dakota Agricultural College, and Lake
Erie College, Ohio. 1896-1900

New IMexico, 1897 (Goss)

Of Office of Experiment Stations —

lists of publications of office on

scope and results of. 1902. p. 437

Pittsburg, Pa., 1894-1896 ( Bevier)

Tennessee University, 1896 and 1897 ( Waite)

See also Dietary studies — Food — Food and nutrition — Metabo-
lism investigations.
Nuts:

Asfood (Langworthy). 1900. p. 18 .11.9:122

Culture of — :

in U. S., embracing native and introduced species ( Co rsa). 1896. i A20.2:N95

reporton (Engle). p. 37 I A20.1:894

same, reprinted. 1896 1 A20.4:l

Production of, in U. S. in 1889, and quantities and values im-
ported from 1890 to 1895. p. 551 Al. 10:895

Same, 1891-1896. p. 596 , Al. 10:896-

1902 ....
155

(True and

Classlflratlon no.

A29.3:24

A29.3:31

A29.3:31

A28.5:5

A29.3:31

A10.3:65
A 10. 3:99
A 10. 3:99
A 10. 3:99

A10.3:99
A10.3:76

A28.3:7

A28.4:10

A28.5:7
A9.6:34

A28.5:7

A6.4:2
A 1.1:889
A6. 1:889

A10.4:43
A10.6:6

A10.3:43

A10.6:7

Al. 9:142
Al. 10:901

(Jaffa).

Al. 10:899

A 10. 3:84

A10.3:91
A 10. 3:54

A10.2:F73
A10.r^:901
A10.3:52
A10.3:53

448

Nuts — Continued

See (>Ii<o Almonds — Chestnuts — English walnuts — Peanuts —
Pecan — Spanish almonds.
Nutter, Edward H. Water-bearing gravels and formations tribu-
tary to underground water supply of Salinas Vallev, JNIonterey

County, Cal. 1901. p. 208 ."

Nutting, Rufus. Farmers' clubs, p. 236

Nye County, Nevada, phreatic waters in (Nichols). 1891. p. 207...
Oak-feeding silk-worm. See Japanese oak-feeding silk-worm.
Oakland, Cal., Golden Gate fair, cattle exhibited at, order provid-
ing for. Sept. 8, 1900

Oakland, Bergen County, N. J. , wood lot at, belonging to E. D:

Page, working plan for (Graves). 1898. p. 301

Oaks, North American { Vasev). 1872. p. 313

Oats:

Cost of growing in Illinois. 1873. p. 36

Crop condition, monthly notes on

Crop statistics, annual

Disease of, new and destructive, i)reliminarv notes on (Gallowav

iinl Southworth). 1891. p. 72 ". ' .

Probstier. 1866. p. 436

Rusted, request for specimens of ( Dabney ) . 1894

Smut in —

notes on ff^allo way). 1889. p. 164

prevention of ( Keflerman and Swingle). 1891 . p. 26

treatment of. 1892

Straw and stuljljle of, si)ecimens requested ( Rusk ) . n. d

Volunteer, note on. 1867. p. 207

AVhite Polish, experiments with. 1869. p. 55

See aim Cereals, American — Crops, princijial.
Oaxaca, State of, Mexico, Mexican umbellifera?, mosth' from, col-
lected by C. G. Pringle and E. W. Nelson, report on (Coulter

and Rose). 1895. p. 289

Oberholzer, G. R. Thermometers, maximum and minimum are too
fragile; can not effective protection be devised without im-
pairing sensitiveness? should not aluminum scales be dis-
carded? 1902. p. 217

Object-lesson roads. See Roads.

O'Brien, Glenn. Sorghum-sugar, cold clarification. 1892. p. 88...

See abn, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Observatory, aero-physical, equipment of (McAdie). 1896. p. 453.
Ocean :

Currents of —

drift ice and theorv of (Dalv). 1900. p. 433

note on ( Page). 1902. p. 397

strength and direction of, relations between barometric pres-
sure and ( Beehler). 1894. p. 177 -.

Does lightning ever strike? (Trowbridge). 1902. p. 478

Storm waves on ( Abl)e). 1895. p. 341

Storms, forecasting, and best methods of making such forecasts

available to commerce (Allingham). 1894. p. 150

Teniperatures and meteorology, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 310.
Tides in—

notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 109

. partial explanation of some (Harris). 1900. ]). 103

principal, partial explanation of some of (Harris). 1900. p.

103

Ocean transportation:

Cattle and horses, p. 87

Products of agriculture, freight charges for, 1895-96

Oceanic noises, report on ( Kain and others) . 1898. ]i. 152

Same (Abbe). 1898. p. 216

Ockerson, John A. Mississii)pi River, Hood planes of. 1894. ]>. 81

Ocracoke Island, plant covering of, a study in the ecology of tiie

North Carolina strand vegetation (Kearney). 1900. p. 261.

October, weather conditions for, monthly statement of average

(Garriott). 1900. p. 430 -

Index

Clatislflcatlou no.

A10.3:100
Al. 1:867
A15.2:P94i

A4.5:73

A 1.10:898
A27.9:10

A27.9:ll

A27.9:

A27.1:

A28.5:6
A27.9:4
A28.4:14

A28.5:5

A28.5:6

A1.9:5

A28.4:12

A 27. 9:5

A27.9:7

A6.5:3

A29.3:31
A 7. 3:37
A29.6:24

A29.6:28
A29.6:30

A29.3:lli

A29.6:30

A29.6:23

A29.3:ll'
A29.6:26

A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A 29. 6:28

A 4. 1:900
A27.8:12
A 29. 6:26
A29.():26
A29.3:ll'

A6.5:5

A29.6:28

114—04-

-29

449

Index

Odenbach, F. L. Remarks of, at 2d convention of Weather Bureau

officials, Milwaukee, AVis. 1901. p. 229

Odessa, Russia:

Agricultural exports from. 1869. p. 153

Grain-trade of. 1874. p. 144

Trade of. 1874. p. 170

O'Donnell, John J. Tornado of Jan. 12, 1898, at Fort Smith, Ark.

p. 18

Oemler, A. Truck farming, report on. p. 583

Offal, packing-house, utilization of (Armour), p. 514

Official Agricultural Chemists, Association of. See Chemists.
Ogden, Miss E. L. Leaf structure of Jouvea and of Eragrostis obtusi-

flora. 1897. p. 12

Ohio:

Cattle trade and dairy interests of (Perry), p. 335

Central, Aegeriida} of, notes on. 1891. p. 81

Chinch bug in, three years' study of an outbreak of (Webster).

1896. p. 18

Coccidee of, partial list of (Webster and Burgess). 1902. p. 109.

Derechoof May 16,1899, in (Smith). 1900. p. 196

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 249

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Miller) . 1902.

p. 41

Forestry for certain portions of (Furnas). 1884. p. 346

Frost of June 30, 1899, in, destructive, notes on (Abbe), p. 311.

Horn fly in, note on (Kellicott). 1891. p. 35

Insects in —

as reported to Association of Economic Entomologists —

1893 (Webster), p. 186

1894 (Webster), p. 202

1895 (Webster), p. 84

1896 (Webster), p. 66

1897 (Webster and Mall v). p. 40

1898 (Webster and Mally). p. 98

1899 (Webster and Mallv). p. 68

1900 (Webster), p. 84

1901 (Wel)ster and Newell), p. 84

1902, 1st half (Osborn). p. 115

notes on, 1886 (Alwood). p. 48

same, 1891 (Webster), p. 63

Meteorological records in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. .343

Northern-
chinch bug in, interesting outbreak of (Webster). 1899.

p. 55

grapevines in, black-rot and brown-rot of, extent, severity,

and treatment of (Scribner). 1889. p. 76

great drought of 1845 in (Ford), p. 293

Phenology in, note on, 1856-99 (Abbe), p. 156

Road building in (Dodge). 1895. p. 16

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (Bush-

nell). p. 7

San Jose scale in, use of lime, sulphur, salt, and resin washes for

(Burgess). 1902. p. 33

Thunderstorms in, during summer of 1892 (Strong), p. 51

Western, climate of, 1868-70. p. 198

See also Cincinnati — Cleveland — Columbus — Lake County —
Lake Erie College, Painesville — Madison County — Mont-
gomery County.
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, insectary and office methods

used at (Webster). 1899. p. 46

Ohio River and tributaries in periods of low water, importance of

water-stage forecasts of ( Smyth ) . 1902. p. 146

Oil. ^('.e Oleo oil.

Oil emulsions, simple device for preparation of (Morgan). 1896.

p. 93

Oil of peppermint, account of. 1884. No. 9, p. 28

Oil-producing seeds (Hicks). 1895. p. 185 --

Cliisslfleatlon no,
A29.3:31

A27.9:8

A27.9:13

A27.9:12

A29.6:26
A 1.1:885
A4. 1:900

A3. 3:8

A4. 1:885
A9.7:5

A9.6:6
A9.6:37
A29.6:27
A27.9:6

A10.3:120
A13.5:4
A29.6:27
A9.7:4

A9.7:6

A9.7:7

A9.6:2

A9.6:6

A9.6:9

A9.6:17

A9.6:20

A9.6:26

A9.6:31

A9.6:37

A9.3:13

A9.3:26

A29.6:28

A9.6:20

A6.3:ll
A29.6:23
A29.6:28
A22.3:17

A22.4:33

A9.6:37
A29.3:9
A27.9:9

A9.6:20
A29.3:31

A9.6:6
A27.9:22
i Al. 10:895

450

Index

t'lasNiflciitlou no.

Oil? and fat?:

Edible, not including dairy products, methods for analysis of

( Tolman ) . 1901 1 '.

same. p. 20

Specific grayity of, at temperature of boiling water, determination

of (E\vell). 1901. p. 119

See a ho Fats.
Oklahoma:

Cattle, quarantine line for, order modifying —

Apr. 26, 1897

P «

A7.2:Oi5
A7.3:65

Dec. 16, IJ
Dec. 20, 1898.
Dec. 19, 1899.
Dec. 14, 1900.
Jan. 11, 1902.
Dec. 27, 1902.

on.

Frosts in, dates of first killing (Abbe), p. 328

Plants of, natiye and of adjacent districts, obseryations

(Carleton). 1892. p. 220

Silent electrical and dust storm in, Jan., 1895 (Abbe), p. 13

Wind-roses for; notes on (Abbe). 1891-99. p. 21

See also Washita County.
Olds, Henry Worthington. See, as joint author. Palmer, Theodore

Sherman. ^

O'Leary, T. S. Barometer at sea. 1894. p. 167

Oleo oil, statistics of, report on ( Pearson), p. 287

Same (Pearson). 1900-1901. p. 398

Oleomargarine:

Analysis of, method for (Morse and Burton). 1890. p. 99

France ( Tourgee ). p. 513

Household tests for detection of renovated butter and (Patrick).
1901

Ingredients of ( Wilson ) . p. 513

Legislation relating to. 1886. p. 195

Statistics of (Pearson), p. 287

same, 1900 and 1901 (Pearson), p. 398

Oleomargarine cheese. 1875. p. 459

Oliye:

Cultiyation of in United States, p. 367

same (Pierce). 1896. p. 371

Culture and uses of (Smith and Langworthy). 1900. p. 11

Industry (Cooper). 1892. p. 130

Tuberculosis of (Pierce) . 1891. p. 148

Oliyer, George W. Pecan, budding the. 1902

Olmsted, Frederick E. Forest lands, working plan for, near Pine

Bluff, Ark. 1902

Olshausen, B. A. See, as joint author, Jensen, Charles A.
Omaha, Nebr. :

Convention of Weather Bureau officials, notes on (Abbe). 1898.
pp. 213, 412

Experiment station veterinarians, second annual meeting, 1898,
proceedings of. 1898

Trans-lMississippi and International Exposition, work of Animal

Industry Bureau at, p. 504 .~ .^

Oncocnemis, new species of (Smith ). 1888. p. 18 .'

Onion :

Blight and smut, microscopic investigations of (Taylor). 1872.
p. 449

Culture of (Watts). 1896

General report on. p. 213

History, culture, and preservation of (Slade). p. 2.35

Methods of growing. 1902. p. 25

Ontario:

Agricultural statistics of. 1874. p. 462

Crop report, 1883-84. No. 11, p. 39

Cropsand stock in. 1890. p. 484

Crops of. 1887. ]). 453

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Creelman). 1902. p. 26.

A7.3:62

A4.5:3
A4. 5:8-14
A4.5:25-29
A4. 5:49-55
A4. 5:80-87
A4.5:93
A4. 5:101
A29.6:22

A6.5:l

A29.6:23

A29.6:28

A29.3:lli
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:901

A7.3:24
A4. 1:900

A1.9:131
A4. 1:900
A27.9:24
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:901
A27.9:13

Al. 1:877
Al. 10:896
Al. 9:122
A1.8:20
A28.5:6
A19.3:30

A13.3:32

A29.6:26

A4.3:22

A4. 1:899
A9.7:l

A27.9:10
A 1.9:39
A 1.1:869
A 1.1:865
Al. 9:149

A27.9:13
A27.9:22
A27.9:28
A27.9:25
A10.3:120

451

Index

Ontario — Continued

Farmers' institutes in (Creelman) . 1902. p. 32

Forage plants in, experiments with (Kennedy). 1899

Forestry in, address on ( Phipps). p. 43

Statistics of. 1893. p. 245 _

"Ontario," merino ram, account of. p. 355

Ontario, Oreg. Forage conditions between Winnemucca, Nev., and

(Ciriifiths). 1902

Ontario, Lake, currents of, notes on (Abbe). 1894. p. 259

Oology of some land birds of New England, as a means of identifying

injurious or beneficial species (Sanuiels). p. 386

Opium from North Carolina (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 499

Opium poi)py:

Cultivation of, experiments in. p. 206

Culture of, in Smyrna, p. 233

Ophthalmia. See Cattle.
Optical phenomena:
Notes on (Abbe) —

1895. pp. 14, 298

1898. p. 569

Washington, 1). C, Feb. 13, 1895 (Abbe) . p. 56

Opuntia, North American species of, i^reliminary revision of (Coul-
ter). 1896. p. 355

Orange:

Cultivation and consumption oi, facts regarding, p. 561

Culture of (Redden), p. 147

Fertilization of soil as affecting, in health and disease (Webber).

1894. p. 193

Florida, diseases of (Underwood ) . 1891. p. 27

Fluted scale of, and its natural enemies in Australia (Koebele).

1 890

Insects affecting, with practical suggestions for their control or

extermination (Hubbard ) . 1885

Insects injurious to, in Brazil, preliminary report of observations

upon (Branner). 1884. p. 63

Insects injuriously affecting orange tree, experiments with kero-
sene upon

Insects of, miscellaneous notes on (Hubbard). 1883. p. 9

Mite of, six-spotted ( Eiley ) . 1890. p. 225

Propagating other citrus fruits and, methods of (Webber). 1896.

p. 471

Root-knot disease of, in Florida, due to work of Anguillula

(Neal). 1889

Rust of —

microscopic observations of (Taylor). 1873. p. 588

report of. (Hubbard), p. 361

Scale-insects of —

experiments upon ( Voyle) . 1883. p. 19

same (Neal). 1883.' p. 31

in California, and particularly icerya or fluted scale, alias white
scale, alias cottony cushion-scale, etc., (Riley). 1887. p. 9

in Florida, effects of cold upon (Voyle). 1884. p. 70

remedies and their application (Hubbard), p. 106

Sooty mold of, treatment for ( Webber) . 1895

same (Webber). lk)7 _

Various stocks for, relative merit of, with notes on mal di goma

and mutual influence of stock and scion (King). 1891

See (il.no Aleyrodes citri — Morelos orange fruit- worm — Osage
orange.
Orange sorghum cane, cultivation and manipulation of, communica-
tion relative to (Nicol). 1882. p. 122

Orchard grass, spot disease of (Trelease). p. 129

Same. p. 1 29

Orchard insecticide work in Illinois, report on (Forbes). 1901.

p. 172

Orchard-spraying outfit, cheap, note on. 1895. p. 586

Same. 1896. p. 623

Orchard trees, small, fmnigator for. 1901. p. 21

Classiflcatloii no.

A10.3:110
A3. 4:20
Al.7:5
A27.9:31
Al. 1:866

A19.3:15
A 29. 6:21

A 1.1:864
A27.9:ll

A 1.1:870
A 1.1:869

A29.6:23
A29.6:26
A29.6:23

A6.5:3

Al.l:877
Al. 1:867

Al. 10:894
A28.5:7

A9.3:21

A9.2:Orl

A9.3:4

A9.3:l
A9.3:l
A9.7:2

Al. 10:896

A9.3:20

A27.9:ll

Al. 1:884

A9.3:l
A9.3:l

A9.3:15
A9.3:4
A9. 1:882
A28.4:15
A28.3:13

A20.3:4

A1.8:22

Al. 1:886
A28. 1:886

A10.3:99
A 1.10:895
Al. 10:896
A1.9:133

452

Orchards:

Cover crops grown to protect trees and improve soil of. 1899.

P l:^

Cropping vs. cultivating, and how it should l)e done. 1899.
p . 1 6

Crops of, insects injurious to (Chittenden ). 1899

Deciduous, winter irrigation of. 1901. p. 12

Enemies to, in Pacific Northwest (Piper) . 1902

How birdsaffect (Beal). 1900. p. 291

Injuries to, by red-legged flea-beetle, in Marvland and Virginia

(Schwarz). 1893. p. 834 '

Inspection of ( Craw ) . 1 900. p. 87

same (Johnson). 1901. p. 163

Irrigation methods in (McClatchie). 1900. p. 91

Pear leaf-blight in, treatment of ( Waite) . 1891. p. 333

Scale insects of (Howard). 1894. p. 249

Shelter and protection, p. 147

Oregon:

Agricultural possibilities of. 1870. p. 229

Agriculture and climate of. 1871. p. 129

Chinook in, report of (Pague). 1896. p. 460 :

Crops of, per acre. 1 865. No. 8. p. 26

Eastern, agricultural resources of (Ritz). 1869. p. 384 *

Entomological work in, in 1893 (Koebele). p. 33

Facts concerning ( Drake ) . p. 584

Farm resources and products of. 1 868. p. 275

Grasses of, plates and descriptions of ( Vasey). 1892

same

Hail and thunder storms in, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 262

Hop louse in, experiments with ( Koebele) . 1893. p. 12

Irrigation in, in 1890 (Nimmo). p. 149

Klamath Indians of, plants n,sed by, (Coville). 1897. j). 87

Long-range weather forecasts in (Abbe). 1895. p. 423

Road improvement in —

extract from governor's inaugural address (Geer). p. 8

extract from governor's message (Lord) . p. 7

Seasonal forecasts for (Pague). 1897. p. 161

same (Abbe). 1898. p. 253

Sheep raising in. 1876. pp. 414, 479

Storm warnings on coast of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 211

Weather of, and Bering Sea ice, notes on, 1890-99 ( Abbe ) . pp. 163,
206

same (Beals). p. 201

Weather forecasts for, notes on, 1895-99 (Abbe), p. 313

See also Cascade Mountains — Lane County — Ontario — Pacific

Northwest — Portland.
Organic matter in plants, origin and formation of (Deherain).

1898. ]). 903

Organic nitrogen. See Nitrogen.

Orgvia leucostigma, jjarasites of, additional observations on (How-
ard). 1897. p. 15

Orient:

Export of California butter to (Pearson). ]>. 266

same ( reprinted ) . 1900

See (iho Typhoons.

Oriole, Baltimore, and meadow lark (Beal). 1895. p. 419

Ormerod, Eleanor A. Insects, notes of season on. 1891. p. 36

Ornitholc )gist and mammalogist, annual reports of

Ornithology:

Agricultural, report on (Michener). p. 287

Economic —

establishing branch of, circular relating to. 1885

report on ( Barrows) . j). 193

same, p. 193

review of, in U. S. (Palmer) . 1899. p. 259

See also Birds.-

*By 11 misprint, this juige iiuiiibiT apiicars twice.

Index

Classltlcutiou uo.

A1.9:87

A1.9:87
A9.6:19
Al. 9:144
Al. 9:153
A1.10:900

A9.7:5

A10.3:76

A10.3:99

A10.3:76

A28.5:7

Al. 10:894

Al.l:862

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A29.6:24

A27.9:3

A27.9:7

A9.3:.32

Al. 1:869

A27.9:6

x\.6.2:N822

A6.3:13

A29.6:29

A9.7:6

A15.2.P941

A6.5:5

A29.6:23

A22.4:33
A22.4:33
A29.6:25
A29.6:26
A27.9:14
A29.6:28

A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:27

A10.6:9

A9.6:9

A4. 1:899
A4.3:24

Al. 10:895

A9.7:4

A5.1:

Al. 1:863

A9.4:18
Al. 1:892
A5. 1:892
A1.10:899

453

Index

Ornithology and Mammalogy Division. See Biological Survey, Agri-
culture 1 )epartment

Ornithology and mammalogy of New England, with reference to

agricultural economy (Samuels) . p. 265

Ortalid Hy injuring growing cereals. 1895. p. 352

Orthezia "insignis as garden pest ( Cockerell ) . 1892. p. 89

Orthoptera:

New species of, from Death Vallev expedition (Bruner) . 1893.

p. 266 1

Systematic position of, in relation to other orders of insects.

1883. p. 286 -

Orton, W. A.:

Plant diseases in United States. 1901 . p. 668 .•

Wilt disease of cotton and its control. 1900

Wilt disease of cowpea and its control. 1902

See alxo, as joint author, Webber, Herbert John.

Osage hedges, uses of, etc. p. 245

Osage orange as feed for silk-worms. 1870. p. 430

Osage orange pyralid (Murtfeldt) . 1893. p. 155

Osborn, Herbert:

Chinch bug observations in Iowa in 1894. 1894. p. 230

Entomological work in agricultural experiment stations. 1895.

p. 85..

Entomology, economic, duty of. 1898. p. 6

Grass insects in Washington, D. C, notes on. 1891. p. 197

Hessian tiy in United States. 1898

Insect occurrences, some notable, in Ohio for first half of 1902.

1902. p. 115

Insecticide experiments at Ames, Iowa. 1886. p. 23

Insects, injurious, use of contagious diseases in contending with.

1890. p. 141 _.

Insects affecting domestic animals. 1896

Insects affecting grasses and forage plants, methods of treating.

1893. p. 71 -_ _..---

Iowa insects reported to Association of Economic Entomolgists —

1892. p. Ill

1893. p. 193

1896. p. 78

Iowa, insects of —

1887. p. 154

p. 18

1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.

p. 57
]i. 57
p. 42
.p. 46

Kansas, trip to, to investigate reported damages from grasshop-
pers—
paper read before Association of Economic Entomologists.

1891. p. 49

report on. p. 58

Kerosene emulsions, experiments with. 1891. p. 63

Mallophaga, development in, notes on period of. 1890. p. 115..
Mallophagaand pediculid;o, parasitic habit in, origin and develop-
ment of . 1891. p. 187

Missouri, northwest, grasshopper injuries in, report on trip to

investigate. 1893. p. 323 ...-.

Parasites of domestic animals, methods of attacking. 1893. p. 163.
Pediculi and mallophaga affecting man and lower animals. 1891 .
Schizoneura panicola thos. and S. corni fab., identity of. 1889.

p. 108

Thripidic, food habits of. 1888. p. 137

Osborn, Herbert, and Gossard, H. A. Clover-seed caterpillar, report

on. 1891. p.56

Os])orn, Herbert, and Sirrine, F. A. Aphididfe, notes on. 1893.

p. 235

Osborn, J. M. Crops in Indiana and Illinois. 1891. p. 483

Classilicatioii no.

A5.

Al. 1:863

A9.7:7

A9.7:5

A5.5:7
AS. 1:3

Al. 10:901

A28.3:27

A19.3:17

Al. 1:868

A27.9:8

A9.7:5

A9.7:7

A10.3:24
A9.6:17
A9.7:4
A9.6:16

A9.6:37
A9.3:ll

A9.7:3
A9.6:5

A9.7:6

A9.7:5
A9.7:6
A9.6:6

Al. 1:887

A9.3:22

A9.3:23

A9.3:26

A9.3:30

A9.3:32

A9.7:4
A9.3:27
A9.7:4
A9.7:3

A9.7:4

A9.7:5
A9.7:6
A9.3:7

A9.7:2
A9.7:l

A9.7:4

A9.7:5
A27.9:29

454

Index

OasBiflcatlou no.

Osborne, William McKinley. Animals, dead, disposition of, in

London, p. 346

Oscillation period of Lake Erie, note on (Harris). 1902. p. 312

Oscillations of lake level, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 446

Oscinida^, reared at United States Department of Agriculture, habits

of (Coquillett). 1898. p. 70

Osgood, Wilfred H.:

Natural history of Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia,

and Cook I nlet region, Alaska. 1901

Pocket mice of genus Perognathus, revision of. 1900

Yukon region, mammals of. 1900. p. 21

Yukon River region, general account of. 1899. p. 7

Osier culture (Simpson). 1898

Osier willow:

Culture and economic importance of. p. 254

Notes on (Watts). 1873. p. 419

Osteomalacia or creeps. See Cattle.
Osteoporosis. See Horses.

Ostrich farming in America (Duncan), p. 685

Otis, D. H. See, as joint author, Cottrell, H. M.

Ottawa, Illinois, swine plague at (Dyer). 1879. p. 156...;

Ottawa, Kans., diffusion and carbonatation at, experiments with

(Wiley). 1885

Outram, Thomas S.:

AVashouts, floods, cold waves, and heavy snowfalls, warnings of,

for benefit of transportation companies. 1899. p. 38

Weather Bureau stations, is exposure at, satisfactory for all

instruments? 1902. p. 216

Overflow lands. See Swamp and overflow land.
Ovine caseous lymph adenitis, nature, cause, and economic impor-
tance of (Norgaard and ^lohler). p. 638

Owen, D. A. Stomata, strange developments of, on Carya alba

caused by Phylloxera. 1892. p. 327

Owen, Richard. Industrial colleges; general plan of buildings, with
necessarv aids to instruction in each department of education.

1864....'

Owens, James E. State aid to road construction in New Jersey.

1901. p. 22

Owl:

Common screech, report on (Fisher) . p. 372

same, p. 372

Short-eared , special report on ( Fisher ) . p. 496

same, p. 496

See also Hawks and Ow Is.

Ox hot in United States (Riley). 1892. p. 302

Ox warble:

Circular relative to (Marlatt). 1897

Reporton. 1889. p. 172

Oxalic acid, action of, upon phosphates, silicates, and soil (Kastle

and others). 1894. p. 53

Oxeve daisy, a beautiful flower and a pernicious weed (Beal). 1899.

p. 15

Pachvbasium, attendant, Minnesota species of, note on (MacMillanj.

" 1891. p. 75 ,

Pachyneuron, habits of ( Howard ) . 1891. p. 218

Pacific coast:

Climate of (Merrick), p. 280

Evotomys from, description of (Merriam). 1890. p. 25

Field crops and animal industries of (Jones). 1892. p. 59

Fruit growers on, irrigation jiractice among (Wickson). 1902 ...

Grape diseases on (Pierce). 1S95

Grass and forage plant investigations on (Scribner). 1899

Cirrasses, nf>tes on some ( Vasey ) . 1 893. p. 265

Hop production of. 1889. p. 410

Low areas oii our (Abbe). 1896. p. 418 _

A4. 1:899
A29.6:30
A29.6:28

A9.6:10

A5.5:21
A5.5:18
A5.5:19
A5.5:19
A13.3:19

Al. 1:873
A27.9:ll

Al. 1:888

A1.6:12

A7.3:6

A29.3:24
A29.3:31

A4. 1:899
A9.7:4

A27.2:In2
A22.3:21

Al. 1:889
A5. 1:889
Al. 1:888
A5. 1:888

A9.7:4

A9.5:25
A9.7:2

A7.3:43

Al. 9:103

A28.5:6
A9.7:3

A 1.1:867

A5.5:4

A1.8:20

A10.3:108

A1.9:30

A3. 4:22

A6.5:l

A27.9:27

A29.6:24

455

Index

Pacific coast — Continued
North-
high areas of, in September, October, and November (Garriott).
lS!)n. p. 249

weather map of, explanation of (Moore)

Stateaof, seasonal forecasts for, long range (Ashley). 1901. }>. 1().

AVeather on, .of August, notes on ( Al)])e). 1899. p. 421

Weather service on, possibilities of (Mammon). 1899. p. 56 . . .
same (Pague). 1899. p. 63 .-:----.

"Wheat growing and general agricultural conditions in (Holmes).

1 mi ;

Wheat ports on (Holmes). li^K)l. ]). 567

Work of Division of Entomology (Henry). 1889. p. 141

See (ilxo — Pacific Northwest — Pacific slope — Pacific States — and
names of States.
Pacific coast division of Canadian meteorological service, notes on

(Abbe). 1899. pp. 102, 212

Pacific Northwest:

Orchard enemies in (Piper). 1902

Precipitation over, and possibility of high water in Columbia
[river] from meltingsnow in mountains ( Pague) . 1899. ]>. 252.

Prune culture in ( Lake) . p. 41

same, reprinted

Prunes and prune culture in, existing conditions, etc., 1901 (Lake) .

Sheep husbandry in (AVithcornbe). 1900. p. 5

St'e ((lf:o — Northwest — and names of States.
Pacific Ocean:

Date line in (Page). 1902. p. 36.3

Storm centers in, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 114

Pacific slope:

Arid regions of, climatic and agricultural features of, etc. ( Hilgard

and others). 1882

Climates of (Hilgard). 1892. p. 9

Field cultures on, miscellaneous (Hilgard). 1892. p. 79

Grassesof, including Alaskaand adjacent islands. 2 pts. ( Vasey. ) .

same, reissued. 1893

North-
weather forecasting and weather tvpes on (Pague and Bland-
ford). 1897 . -■

weather types of (Pague). 1895. i>. 417

Secaho — Pacific Northwest — Pacific States — and namesof States.
Pacific States:

Agriculture of Territories and. 1865. No. 5. p. 18; No. 10. p. 24.

Crops in, 1864. No. 5. p. 19

Textile fibers of (Fbnt). p. 471

See also — Pacific Northwest — Pacific slope — and names of States.
Packard, Al]iheus Spring:

Bucculatrix canadensisella, occurrence of, on birch in Rhode

Island. 1892. p. 14

Calothysanis amaturaria, a geometrid moth, life historv of.

1892. p. 382.... --.

Evergreen and other forest trees, causes of destruction of, in
northern New England and New York —

[1st] report. 1883. p. 138

same, p. 138

2d report. 1884. p. 374

3d report, in northern New England, p. 319

same, additions, p. 17

4th report. 1886. p. 20

5th report. 1887

Forest-tree insects, notes on. 1 883. p. 24

Hen flea (Sarcopsylla gallinacea), occurrence of, in Florida.

1 894. p. 23

Insects injurious to forest trees in 1893, n>port on. p. 53

Packard, Alpheus Spring, entomological writings of (Henshaw)

Pade, L. Milk, bicarbonate of soda in, detection of. 1889. p. 170.
Page, E. D. See Graves, Henry S.

Classlflt'utioii no.

A29.0:23

A29.2:N81

A29.6:29

A29.6:27

A 29. 3:24

A29.3:24

A27.8:20
Al. 10:901
A9.7:2

A29.6:27
Al. 9:153

A29.6
A20.1
A 20. 4
A20.3

27
894
2
10

Al. 9:117

A29.6:30
A29.6:27

A1.8:20
A1.8:20
A1.8:20
A6.3:13
A6.2:

A29.2:P11
A29.6.23

A27.9:3
A27.9:2
Al.l:864

A9.7:5
A9.7:4

Al. 1:883
A9. 1:883
Al. 1:884
Al. 1:885
A9.3:12
A9.3:13
A8.1:4
A 9. 3:3

A9.7:7
A9.3:32
A9.3:16
A7.3:24

456

Page, J. W. Scuppernong wine, analysis of. 1868. j). 362

Page, James:

Barograph on shipboard, report of. 1900. \>. 5<)0

Date hne iu Pacific Ocean. 1902. p. otv]

Ocean currents. 1902. j). 397

Page, John K. Lands, worn-out, improvenient of. 1<S83. p. 207..
Page, John R., and Terrell, J. J. Glanders and farcy in horses.

1880. ]). 202 ._

Page, Logan Waller. Macadam roads, selection of materials for.

1900. p. 349

See also, as joint author, Ewell, Ervine Edgar.
Page County, Iowa, hotr cholera in, experiments iu stamping out.

1889. p. 249....'

Pague, Bemer S. :

Chinook Minds in Oregon, report of. 1896. i>. 4()0

Lightning from cloudless sky. 1900. p. 429

Long-range weather forecasts, report of. 1896. p. 166

Oregon, seasonal forecasts for. 1897. p. 161

Precipitation over Pacific Northwest and possibility of high wa-
ter in Columbia river from melting snow in mountains. 1899.

p. 252

Weather Bureau, othcial of, his duties and qualifications. 1899.

p. 170..... .--.

Weather Bureau instrument shelter. 1 893. p. 27

Weather forecasts, long-range. Can they be made with suffi-
cient precision t(j be of general utility? 1899. p. 46

Weather service on Pacific coast, possibilities of. 1899. p. 63

Weather types of North Pacific slope. 1895. p. 417

Pague, Bemer S., and Blandford, Samuel I\I. Weather forecasting

and. weather types on North Pacific slope. 1897

Painesville, Ohio. iSee Lake Erie College.
Palm. See Date palm.

Palm and palmetto weevils (Chittenden). 1902. p. 23

Pahner, Edward. See, as collector, Eckfeldt, J. W. — Scribner,

Frank Lamson — Vasey, George, and Rose, Joseph Nelson.
Palmer, Theodore Sherman:

Animals and birds, noxious, danger of introducing. 1898. p. 87.
Birds and game, protection of, directory of State officials and or-
ganizations for 1901

same, 1902

Birds and game in District of Columbia, laws for protection of.

1901

Birds other than game birds, legislation for protection of. 1900. .
Death Valley expedition, 1891, localities visited by, list of. 1893.

p. 361

Extermination of noxious animals by bounties. 1896. p. 55

Jack rabbit of United States

Ornithology, economic, in U. S., review of. 1899. p. 259

See also, for report as acting Chief, Biological Survey, 1898-1901 . .
Palmer, Theodore Sherman, and Olds, Henry Worthington:
Game —

information concerning seasons, shipment, and sale of. 1900. .

transportation and sale of, laws regulating. 1900

Game laws for 1901, digest of

same, 1902

Pahner, \V. S. :

Meteorological data collected, use of. 1902. p. 178

Meteorological ol)servati()us, should not a l^ook providing for per-
manent rec'ord of, be furnished to section centers and volun-
tary stations? 1899. p. 122

Wyoming, water supply of, for season of 1900, as depending on

snowfall, p. 498

Palms. See Cocoanut i)alms.
Pammel, L. H.:

Cucurbits, crossing of. 1893. p. 94

Fungous diseases of Iowa, new. 1891. p. 95

Grasses and forage plants of Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado, 1897.

Index

I'lassiticatluu uo.
A27.9:6

A29.6:27
A29.6:30
A 29. 6:30
A1.7:2

A1.6:22
Al. 10:900

A4. 1:898

A29.6:24
A29.6:28
A29.6:24
A 29. 6:25

A29.6:27

A29.3:24
A29.3:7

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:23

A29.2:P11

A9.6:38

ALIO:

A 5. 4:33
A5.4:35

A5.4:34
A5.3:12

A5.5:7
Al. 10:896
A5.3:8
Al. 10:899
A5.1

A5.4:31
A5.3:14
A5.3:16
Al. 9:160

A29.3:31

A 29. 3:24
A 29. 6:28

A10.3:16

A28.5:7

A3.3:9

45^

Index

Pampas, The:

Cattle farming in (Carrow ). p. 486

Sheep farming in (Carrow). p. 223

Pamperos and cvflonic Btorms, notes on (Abhe). 1899. p. 15-1:

Pan-American Exposition. See Buffalo, N. Y.

Pan-American ti-ade, 1890. p. 454

Panama, Isthmus of, climatology of, including temperature, winds,
barometric pressure, and precipitation (Abbot). 1899. pp.

198, 302

Panama, meteorology of:

Contributions to (Abbot). 1899. p. 7

Eeportof (Abbot). 1899. p. 463

Panchlora, further notes on (Riley). 1891. i>. 119

Panicum nashianum, new variety of. p. 9

Panicum nitidum, Panicum scoparium, and Panicum pubescens,

notes on (Scribnerand Merrill). 1900. p. 31

Panicums:

American, in herbarium Berolinense and in herbarium of Willde-

now(Holm). 1897. p. 17

Three new species of, notes on (Scribner and Merrill). 1901.

P 3

Paparelli, L. :

Agricultural education in Italy. 1893. p. 326

Ttalv, institutions for agricultural investigation in. 1893. p.

233 -

Paper. See Japanese paper — Maize-paper.

Paper-making wasp, use of grape bags bv (Murtfeldt). 1891. p.

192 '.

Paraguay :

Agriculture in. 1891. p. 610

Butterin (Puffin), p. 521

Parasites:

Cattle, sheep, and swine, compendium of, arranged according to

their hosts (Hassall). 1898. p. 137

Cotton stainer, supposed eggs of (Howard). 1889. p. 241

Domestic animals, methods of attacking (Osborn). 1893. p. 163.

Economic value of (Smith). 1893. p. 142

External spider (Howard). 1888. pp. 42, 106

Fungous, on Aleyrodes citri, preliminarj' notice of (Webber).

1891. p. 363

Grain plant-louse, new (Howard). 1890. p. 246

Hymenopterous —

host relations of (Howard). 1891. p. 277

of California red scale (Howard). 1894. p. 227

of Coleoptera, observations on some (Chittenden). 1893.

p. 247

Icerya —

new, report of (Howard). 1892. p. 378

three new (Howard). 1889. p. 268

Injurious, report of (Howard). 1895. p. 402

Lady-bird, report on (Riley) . 1888. p. 101

Mytilaspis pomorum, new (Howard). 1894. p. 256

Note on (Howard). 1891. p. 48

Orgyia leucostigma, additional observations on (Howard). 1897.

p. 15

Scale-insects, two important ( Howard ) . 1894. p. 5

Spider, new, report of ( Ashmead ) . 1894. p. 259

Spider-egg, two ( Howard ) . 1890. j^p. 269, 359

same (Howard). 1891. p. 202. . ._.

See also Animal parasites — Aphelenina; — Aphelinus fascipen-
nis — Australian parasite — Cercospora circumscissa — Ces-
todes — Chalcididje — Chicken-tick — Coccidia — Dipterous
parasite — Egyptian strongyle — Elasmus — Insects — Joint-
worm — Mallophaga and pediculid;e — INIantis egg-parasites —
Megilla parasite — Pachyneuron — Phytoptus distortions —
Pimpla conquisitor — Pine leaf rust— I'latypsyllus — Pseud'o-
manas hyacinthi — Roundworms — Sarcajitida) — Sarcospo-

I'lasslllcutitin no.

A 1.1:865
Al. 1:864
A29.6:27

A27.9:28

A29.6:27

A29.6:28
.^29.6:27
A9.7:4
A3.4:27

A3.3:24

A3.3:4 ^
A3.4:35
A10.6:4:
AID. 6:4

A9.7:4

A27.9:29
A4. 1:898

A4.3:19

A9.7:l

A9.7:6

A9.7:6

A9.7:l

A28.5:7
A9.7:2

A9.7:3
A9.7:6

A9.7:5

A9.7:4
A9.7:l
A9.7:7
A9.7:l
A9.7:7
A9.7:4

A9.6:9
A9.7:7
A9.7:6
A9.7:2
A9.7:4

458

Index

Ulassiflcatlou iio.

Parasites — Continued

ridia — Sheep scab mite — Southern cattle ticks — Spider-egg
parasites — S])ider ])arasites — Sporozoon — Tachinidse —
Ticks — Trichina spiraHs — Trypanosomiasis — Ugimyia seri-
carla; — Vinegar eel.
Parasitic bronchitis. See Bronchitis.
Parasitic diseases. See Diseases of animals — Grape vine.
Parasitic two-winged insects. See Tachinidaj.
Parasitism:

Among Sarcoptidee, origin and development of (Garman). 1891.

p. 182

Case of excessive (Howard). 1897. p. 62 ,

Host, color of, and its relation to (Stiles and Hassall) . 1892.

p. 265

Spurious, due to partially digested bananas (Stiles and Hassall).

1902. p. 56

Parhelion, note on, of Jan. 27, 1895 (Abbe), p. 14

Paris:

American horses used by large horse companies in (Loncev).

1898. p. 42 "...

Butter and cheese markets (Ashby). p. 220

Dead animals in, disposition of (Gowdy). p. 348

Egg market of (Ashby). p. 336

Entomological exhibition at, Aug. and Sept., 1865 (Glover), p.

88

Poultry markets of ( Ashby ) . p. 341

Ramie machine trials in, in 1889 (Dodge). 1892. p. 32

same, 2d ed. p. 32

Paris Exposition of 1867, report of committee on culture and prod-
ucts of vine, made to U. S. Commissioners (Wilder and

others), p. 163

Paris Exposition of 1889, papers accompanying exhibit of Bureau of

Animal Industry at. p. 359

Paris Exposition, 1900:

Agricultural experiment station veterinarians, exhibit at (Peters).

1898. p. 22

Agricultural experiment stations, collective exhibit at —

catalogue of (Evans). 1900. p. 633

committee report on preparation and care of —

1898 (Harris), p. 43

1899 ( Armsbv). p. 30

1900 (Armsbv). p. 20

1901 (Armsbv). p. 23

editorial on. 1901. ]>. 301

Dairv awards for United States at. p. 734

Dairy products at (Alvord), 1900. p. 599

same. p. ]94

Meats and meat products at (Alvord). p. 223

Weather J'ureau at, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 445

World's exhibit of leaf tobacco at. p. 157

Paris, International Congresses of Horticulture, Viticulture, and

Agricuhure, 1901 (Evans), p. 205

Paris, International Industrial Fair, 1867, note on. No. 10. p. 20

Paris, International Meteorological Conference, Sept., 1896, report

on (Rotch). p. 365

Same (Scott). 1896. p. 333

Paris, International Meteorological Conference, Sei)t., 1896, responses

to programme of questions proposed for discussion at

Paris, International Meteorological Congress, Sept., 1900, notes on

(Al)l)e). pp. 19, 544

Same ( A bbe ) . i >. 265

Paris, Tenth International Congress of Hvgiene and Demographv,

held August 10-16, 1900 ( De Schweinitz) . p. 260 . 1 .

Paris, Thirteenth International Medical Congress, held August 4,

1900 (De Schweinitz). p. 254

Paris green:

As protecti(jn against cotton insects ((iiover). 1873. !>. 572

A9.7:4
A9.6:7

A9.7:4

A4.3:35
A29.6:23

A1.2

A4.1
A4.1
A4.1

H78

899
899
899

Al. 1:865
A4. 1:899
A27.8:l
All. 5:1

A 1.1:867

A4. 1:887-8

A4.3:22

A10.3:80

A10.3:49
A10.3:65
A10.3:76
A 10. 3:99
A10.6:12
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:900
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:900
A29.6:28
Al. 10:900

A10.6:12
A27.9:3

A29.6:24
A29.6:24

A29.2:P2I

A 29. 6:28
A29.6:29

A4. 1 :900

A4. 1:900

A27.9:1I

459

507..
1900.

p. 14..

Index

Paris green — Continued

Experience with ( Cockerel! ). 1897. p. 25 ..

Its use in agriculture (Mc.Murtrie). 1874. p.

Low-grade, u.se of, to fruit-growers (Wilcox).

Notes on ( Marlatt). 1895. p. 408

Poisonous effect of (McMurtrie). 1875. p. 281

Parker, 8. J.:

Grapes, native, improvement of, bv seedlings and hybridization,
p. 122 ..--.

( Jrapes, new varieties of. p. 194

Parkinson, W. L. Sorghum-sugar industry at Fort Scott, Kans., in

1 887. p. 226 '. -

Same. 1887. p. 26

Parry, C. C:

Botanical explorations in East Tennessee. 1870. p. 221.

Cinchona planting in Jamaica. 1871. p. 120

North American desert flora between 32° and 42° north latitude.

1871. p. 23 _ _.

See also, for reports as Botanist, Botany Division, Agriculture

Department. 1869-71

Parsnip web-worm, report on (Rilev). 1888. p. 94

Same (Southwick). 1892. p. 106 '

Parsons, E. M. Acid and alkaline solutions, standardization of,

comparison of methods for. 1892. p. 80

Parsons, George H. Climate of Colorado and its effect on trees.

1888. p. 221

Partridge, Edward A. Barometer, method of filling. 1896. p. 413.

Parturition, diseases following, in cattle (Law), p. 235

Passer domesticus. See House sparrow.

Passer montanus. See European tree sparrow.
Pasteurization. See Milk.

Pasteurized cream, restoring consistency of. 1898. p. 23 ,

Pastoral lands of America, p. 301

Pastoral resources of Montana (Anderson), p. 311

Same, p. 311

Pastrana, Manuel E. Mexican climatological data, monthly notes

on, Sept., 1899-Oct., 1902 .'

Pasture plants, our native (Scribner). 1900. p. 581

Pasture's. See Cattle ranges of Southwest — Meadows and pastures.
Patagonia, southern:

Ferns from, collected by U. S. S. Albatross in 1887-91, list of

(Eaton). 1892. p. 138 _.

Lichens from, collected by JJ. S. S. Albatross in 1887-91, list of

(Eckfeldt). 1892. p. 142

Liverworts from, collected by U. S. S. Albatross in 1887-91, list of

(Evans). _ 1892. p. 140

See also Fuegia and Patagonia.
Patents:

Agricultural, of year 1869. p. 315

same. 1871. p. 211

Fiber machinery and processes, list of, Jan., 1875, to Dec. 31,

1879. p. 609

Hydrocvanic-acid gas process declared invalid (Coquillett). 1894.

p. 257

Metal rail wav track ( Tratman ) . 1889. p. 36

same (Tratman). 1890. p. 326

Pathogenic bacteria. See Bacteria — ]\Iilk and its products.
Pathological conditions founil in meat inspection (Salmon), p. 52.
Pathology of plants, lines of investigation that might be undertaken

by experiment stations (Galloway). 1897. p. 725

Patrick, George Edward:

Butter, renovated, report on identification of. 1902. p. 115

Distilling flask, new, for use in Kjeldahl process. 1891. p. 142.

Fat acids, soluble and insoluble, notes on methods for. 1888.

p. 25 -

Classification no.

A9.6:9
A27.9:12
Al. 9:114
A9.7:7
A27.9:13

-\ 1.1:864
A 1.1:865

A 1.1:887
A7.3:17

A27.9:8
A27.9:9

A27.9:9

A6.1:

A9.7:l

A9.7:5

A7.3:35

A13.3:2

A29.6:24

A4.2:C29='

A1.9
Al.l
Al.l
A6.1

69

870

A29.6:
Al. 10:900

A6.5:l
A6.5:l
A6.5:l

Al.l:869

Al. 1:871

Al.l:879

A9.7:7

A13.3:3

A13.3:4

A4. 1:900

A10.6:7

A7.3:67
A7.3:31

A7.3:19

460

Patrick, George Edward — Continued

Ilou^'ehold tests for detection of oleomargarine and renovated but-
ter. 1901

Milk, composite, samples in laboratory. 1891. p. 26

Milk test, standard, report on. 1891. p. 123

Patrick method of determination of fat in milk. 1889. p. 103

Patrons of Husbandry:

List of officers —

1898. p. 624

1899. p. 717

1900. p. 671

1901. . p. 637

Twenty-sixth annual meeting of, Concord, N. H., Nov., 1892.

p. 386

Patterson, F. W. Live-stock interests of Maryland, p. 254

Same, p. 466

Patterson, Flora W. Fungi, economic and other, collection of, pre-
pared for distribution. 1902

Patterson, Harrv Jacob. Animal, live weight of, what is the? 1893.
p. 150...'

Patterson, J. K. Education at agricultural colleges, general drift of.

1901. p. 99 :

Patterson, Robert F. Calcutta, hides and skins from, imports of.

p. 523

Patterson, S. L. :

Address of, before good roads convention, at Winston-Salem, N. C.

1902. p. 13

North Carolina, farmers' institute work accomplished in. 1902.

p. 40

Pattersonville, La. See Calumet plantation sugar experiment station.
Patton, W. M.:

Highways, public, alignment of. 1902. p. 74

Roads, location and construction of. 1902. p. 30

Patton, Wm. Hampton. Ephestia interpunctella zeller, notes upon.

1890. p. 158 ,

Paular sheep, p. 354

Paullin, C. O. Porto Rican hurricane of 1 899. p. 443

Paulsen, Adam. Denmark, climate of. 1896. p. 640

Payne, Alban S. Swine-plague in Virginia. 1 879. p. 165

Pea. See Peas.

Pea louse, destructive, new and important economic species of genus

Nectarophora (Johnson). 1899. ]>. 94

Pea and bean weevils, report of. 1892. p. 297

Pea weevil :

Larval stage of, first. 1892. p. 392

Report of. 1892. p. 297

Peabody, Selim H. Agricultural institutions founded on Congres-
sional grant of 1862, what work is legitimate to? 1882. p. 42.
Peach blight:

Note on (Smith). 1891. p. 36

Peach rot and, report on (Smith). 1889. p. 123

See a/no Peaches.

Peach curculio, arsenical poisons for (Ff)rbes). 1889. p. 3

Peach leaf curl, its nature and treatment (Pierce). 1900

Peach lecanium, report on (Pergande). 1898. p. 26

Peach pest in Bernmda. 1890. p. 5

Peach rosette:

CommunicaI)ility of (Smith).

Notes on (Smitli). 1891. p.

Peach yellows and (Smith).

Report on (Smith). 1891. p. 143

Peach rot and peach i)light, report on (Smith).
Peach-tree borer, circular relative to (Marlatt).
Peach-tree scale, new and destructive. 1894. )
Peach trees:

Leaf curl of, letter of inquiry relative t<> (Wiliits)

Winter protection of. 1898. p. 17

Index

Classlflcatlou no.

A1.9:131
A7.3:31
A10.5:3
AT. 3:24

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
A1.10:901

A27.9:30
A4. 1:886
A4. 1:887-8

A19.3:8

A10.3:16

A10.3:99

A4. 1:898

A 22. 3:23
A10.3:120

A22.3:23
A22.3:25

A9.7:3
A 1.1:866
A29.6:28
A29.3:lis
A1.6:12

A9.6:20

A9.7:4

1891
226..
1894.

1889. p. 123

1896

287

I
1893

A9.7:4
A9.7:4

A1.8:22

A28.5:7
A28.5:5

A9.7:2
A28.3:20
A9.6:18
A9.7:3

A28.3:l
A28.5:7
A1.9:17
A28.5:6
A28.5:5
A9.5:17
A9.7:6

A 28. 4: 13
A 1.9:78

4«;i

1898.

Index

Peacli twig-borer:

linj)ortant enemy of stone fruits (Marlatt).

Reporton (Marlatt). 1898. p. 7

Peach yellows:

Comnuuiicability of (Smith). 1891

Note on (Taylor). 1872. p. 387

Peach rosette and (Smith). 1894

Preliminary report on (Smith). 1888

Prevention" and cui-e of, experiments with fertilizers for, 1889-92.
(Smith)

Statements on. 1887. p. 372

What to do for? (Smith). 1891. p. 15

Peaches:

Blight or mildew of, sulphur for. 1867. p. 60

Classification of varieties of (Price) . 1898. p. 82

Culture of, notes on (Hale), p. 50

same, reprinted

Different races of, report of progress by committee on cooperative
work in testing. 1899. p. 129

Field notes on, 1891 (Smith). 1891. p. 88

Classification no.

Food value of (Langworthy). 1899.

Growing for market (Smith). 1895

Japanese fruit worm, report on. 1889. p. 64

New species of aphis injurious to, in Georgia, preliminary note
on (Scott). 1902. p. 56

Propagation, cultivation, varieties, etc.^(Pullen). p. 191

Root-knot disease of, in Florida, due to work of Anguillula (Neal).
1889

Spotting of, report on (Smith). 1889. p. 32

Peaches and other fruits in England

Peanut oil-cake as food for animals. 1873. p. 445

Peanuts:

Crop in Virginia. 1875. p. 512

Cultivation of. p. 220

Culture and uses (Handy). 1895

Food for hogs (Duggar). p. 501

Production of, 1875-90. p. 640

Aphids of (Sanderson). 1902. p. 123

Commercial culture of (Waite ). 1900. p. 369

Culture of, remarks on. p. 198

Description of leading popular varieties, p. 163

same (Elliott), p. 119

Summer, new variety of. 1867. p. 59

See also Le Conte pear.
Pear blight:

Cause and prevention of (Waite). 1895. p. 295

Reporton (Arthur), p. 125

same, p. 125

Pear flowers, pollination of (Waite)

Pear insect, new, report on. 1894. p. 258

Pear leaf blight:

Experiments in treatment of. 1889

Treatment of, in orchard (Waite). 1891. p. 333

Pear-leaf blister mite, reporton (Slingerland). 1892. p. 104

Pear midge, habits of (Schmidberger). p. 286

Pear scab, treatment of (Galloway). 1891. p. 11

Pear slug, circular relative to (Marlatt) . 1897

Pear-tree blight, report on (Taylor). 1872. p. 225

Pear-tree psylla:

Circular relative to (Marlatt). 1895

Maryland (Marlatt). 1894. p. 175

Reporton. 1893. p. 226

same (Slingerland). 1892. p. 100

Three, report on. 1891. p. 127

Pear trees, experiments with fungicides in removal of lichens from
(Waite). 1891. p. 264

A1.9:80
A9.6:10

A28.3:l
A27.9:10
A1.9:17
A6.3:9

A28.3:4

A27.9:25

A28.5:6

A27.9:5
A 10. 3:49
A20. 1:894
A20.4:3

A10.3:65
A28.5:7
Al. 9:105
A 1.9:33
A9.7:2

A9.6:31
Al. 1:865

A9.3:20
A28.5:5
A12.4:l
A27.9:ll

A27.9:13
A 1.1:868
A1.9:25
A4. 1:898
A27.9:28

A10.3:115
Al. 10:900
A 1.1:869
Al. 1:862
Al. 1:863
A27.9:5

Al. 10:895
Al. 1:886
A28. 1:886
A28.3:5
A9.7:7

A28.4:8

A28.5:7

A9.7:5

Al. 1:885

A28.5:6

A9.5:26

A27.9:10

A9.5:7
A9.7.7
A9.7:5
A9.7:5
A9.7.4

A28.5:7

462

Pearne, Thomas H. Foot-and-mouth disease, treatment for. 1873

p. 450 ,

Pearson, Alexander W. :

Grai)e rot and grape mildew, remarks on. 1886. p. 54

Grape-vine, downy mildew and black-nit of, treatment of with

salts of copper, at Vineland, N. J., in 1887. p. 17

same. 1888. p. 13

Plants, fungus diseases of. 1890. j). 41

Pearson, Raymond Allen:

Cheese, colored spot« in. }). 229

same

Cows and cattle of foreign countries. 1896. p. 38

Dairy industry and dairy markets of Porto Rico; with notes upon

St. Thonaas and Cuba. p. 306

Dairy laws, national and State, abstract of. p. 531

same, compilation of. 1900

Dairy schools. 1896

Dairy utensils, care of. 1896. p. 431

Dairying in California and export of California butter to Orient.

' p. 266

same ( reprinted) . 1900

Milk, facts about. 1896

Market milk, plan for its improvement, p. 158

Milk, care of, on farm. 1897

Oleomargarine, oleo oil, and filled cheese, statistics of, 1886-99.

p. 287

same. 1900 and 1901. p. 398

Peas:

Canadian field (Shaw). 1895. p. 223

Insects injurious to (Chittenden). 1898. p. 233

See a/so Flat pea.

Peas, beans, and other legumes as food (Abel). 1900

Peat. See Muck.

Buddingthe (Oliver). 1902

Culture of (Smith). 1901. p. 16

Pech, F. Sorghum, botanical history of. p. 299

Peck, C. H. Black knot of plum and cherry trees, p. 175

Peck, J. B. See, for report as Chief, Seed Division, Agriculture

Department, 1 890-92

Pecos River and its tributaries, New Mexico, irrigation along (Reed).

1902. p. 61

Pecos Valley, New Mexico —

Irrigation in, use of water in (Reed). 1900. p. 85

Soil survey in (Means and Gardner). 1900. p. 36

Soils of ( Means and Gardner ) . n. d

Pediculi affecting man and lower animals (Osborn). 1891

Pediculidte, parasitic habit in, origin and development of (Osborn).

1891. p. 187

Peffer . Horticulture in Wisconsin. 1882. p. 174

Pegomyia, beet-leaf, report on (Howard). 1895. p. 379

Pelee, Mount, Martinique, eruption of, noises attending (Abbe).

1902. p. 269

Pemberton's method of phosphoric acid determination, comparison
of, with ofiicial method by Francis Bergami (Kilgore). 1894.

p. 97

Pen, nundier of laying hens that may be profitably kept in one (Lang-
worthy). 1900. p. 18

Pendergast, \V. W., address of, before Minnesota good roads con-
vention, Jan., 1894. p. 7

Pennell, Arthur. Hygrometric observations, utility of. 1899. p. 162.
Pennsylvania:

Anthracite coal in, production of. 1820-72. p. 30

Barns of, description of (Watts), p. 289

Corn crop in, premium. 1870. p. 478

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 17

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in (Gadsden), p. 47

Index

Classiflcatlon no.
A27.9:ll

A6.3:2

A6.3:5

A6.3:10

A6.3:ll

A4. 1:898

A4.4:24

A4.3:ll

A4. 1:901
A4. 1:897
•A4.3:26
A4.3:17
Al. 10:896

A4. 1:899
A4.3:24
A1.9:42
A4. 1:900
A1.9:63

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:901

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:898

A1.9:121

,A19.3:30
A1.9:124
Al. 1:865
Al. 1:872

A24.1

A10.3:104

A10.3:86
A1.8:64
A26.4:3
A9.3:7

A9.7:4

A1.8:22

A9.7:7

A29.6:30

A7.3:43

Al. 9:114

A22.3:2
A29.3:24

A27.9:ll
Al. 1:864
A27.9:8
A27.9:6
Al. 1:881-2

4:63

1.S7

if.

Index

Pennsylvania — Continued

Roiul system in (JIaniilton). 1901. p. 25

See (t/so I^aiu-aster — Lebanon — Philadeljihia — Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania Agricultural College, experiments with wheat at

"p. 442

Penny, Charles L. Sec, as joint author, Sanderson, K. Dwight.
Pennvwitt, Henry. Seasons, warm and cold, relative length

'1901. p. 55 ,

Pens, disinfection of, by fire (Stiles). 1902. p. 15

Pensacola, Fla., old thermometer record at (Abbe). 1901. p. 177..
Pentaglucoses in feeding stuffs, notes on occurrence and quantitative

estimation of (Stone). 1890. p. 125

Pentosan, free crude fiber, determination of (Fraps). 1902. ]>. 51..
Pentosans:

Determination of, notes on (Fraj)s). 1901. p. 112

Estimation of, phloroglucin method for (Lindsev and Holland).

1896. p. 53 -' .

Pentstemon, notes on (Vasey). 1874. p. 4I1S

People, health of:

1894. p. 201 ,

1895. p. 140

1896. No. 136. p. 6

People of Mars (Tahnan ) . 1900. p. 537

People's banks. See Banks — Credit associations.

Peppermint, oil of, account of. 1884. No. 9. p. 28

See also Oil of })eppermint.

Peppers, American varieties of, list of (Tracy). 1902

Perennial mycelium of fungus of blackberry rust (Newcondje).

1891. p. 106

Perfumery, manufacture of. 1867. p. 251

Perfumery farming, can it succeed in U. S.? (Steele). 1898. p. 377.
Pergande, Theodore:

Cotton or melon plant-louse, report on. 1895. p. 309

Peach lecanium, report on. 1898. p. 26

Plant-lice, two new species inhabiting witch-hazel and l>irch,
life history of. 1902

Plum plant-louse, report on. 1897. p. 52

Southern grain louse. 1902. p. 7

Thripidfc, certain, observations on. 1895. p. 390

See (ilxo, as joint author, Hubbard, Henry Guernsey.
Pergande, Theodore, and Cockerell, Theodore Dru Alison. Coccidfe
collected in Puerto Rico by A. Busch in 1899, list of. 1900. p. 92
Periodic fever. See Splenic fever.
Periodical cicada. See Cicada.

Perishable goods, extremes of temperature safe for. 1900.
Perkins, G. H. Lachnosterna, notes on. 1892. p. 3S9...
Perkins, (ieorge A.:

Address of, before national road conference, Julv, 1894.

H igl 1 ways, State, in Massachusetts. 1894. p. 505

Pernicious scale. See San Jose scale.

Pernter, J. M. Hail, damage ))v, in spite of cannonading. 1901.

p. 117 --.. -

Pernter's meteorological optics, note on (Abbe). 1902. p. 132

Perognathus. See Pocket mice.
Peronosporese:

Economic, for 1889 in New Jersey, some notes upon (Halsted).

1889. p. 201 -

Grape vine, first results obtained from use of chloride of aluminum

and proposal of new remedies atrainst (Comes and Deperais).

1890. p. 94

Milk of lime as remedy for, account of visit of Prof. Deherain to

Italian vineyards treated with. 1886. p. 77

Overcome bv hydrate of lime (Cerletti). 1885. p. 71

Rain-fall and, report on ( Halsted). 1889. p. 6

Some, in herbarium of Vegetable Pathology Division (Swingle).

1891. p. 109 : ....■

Two new species of, description of (Waite). 1891. p. 105

t'liiNNlflciitloii no.
A22.3:2L

A27.9:ll

A29.6:29
A4.3:35
A 29. 6:29

A 7. 3:28
A7.3:67

A 7. 3:62

A 7. 3:49
A27.9:12

A27.9:32
A27.9:33
A27.9:34
A29.6:28

A27.9:22

A 19. 3:6

A28.5:6
A27.9:5
Al. 10:898

A9.7:7
A9.6:18

A9.8:9
A9.6:7
A9.6:38
A9.7:7

!'•

r4i

53...

A 9. 6:22

A 1.10:900
A9.7:4

A22.3:10
A].10:894

A29.6:29
A29.6:30

A 28. 5:5

A6.3:ll

A6.3:2
A6.3:2
A.28.5:5

A28.5:7

A28.5:7

40-1

Perrey, M. A. Grape mildew, destruction of, by sulphate of copper.

1886. p. 89

I\rry, Ed wan! W. :

(battle, pure-bred, number and value of, in United States, p. 339.
Cattle trade and allied industries of ^Michigan, Wisconsin, and

Tennessee, p. 1 25

Cattle trade and dairy interests of Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, In-
diana, and Ohio. p. 335

Live stock and meat traffic of Chicago, p. 245

Persia, agriculture in. 1873. p. 507

Persimmons:

Desirable qualities as a fruit ( Smith and Beal) . 1899. p. 9

New enemy of, note on. 1886. p. 34

Peru, agriculture in. 1891. p. 354

Peter, Alfred Meredith. Soil solution, potash in, direct determina-
tion. 1894. p. 65

See also, as joint author, Scovell, Melville Amasa.
Petermann, A. Agricultural experiment stations in Belgium. 1895.
p. 550

Peters, A. T. :

Paris Exposition, 1900, exhil)it of U. S. experiment station veter-

inarians at. 1898. p. 22.

Serum therapy in hog cholera, p. 196

Peters, P^dward T. :

Credit associations, cooperative, in certain European countries

and their relation to agricultural interests. 1892

Foreign trade, recent features of our. 1894

Russian crops, estimates of. 1901

Rye, influence of, on price of wheat. 1900. p. 167

Peters, Richard. Sheep husbandry in Georgia. 1878. p. 120

Peters, Theodore C. Agricultural survey of the South, report on.

1867. p. 192

Peters, Thomas Willing. Plauen, Germany, cost of hauling farm

products over wagon roads at. p. 8

Peterson's method of meadow-culture. 1874. p. 433

Petroleum:
Crude —

and other insecticides, further notes on (Felt). 1902. p. 49..

as an insecticide (Wilcox). 1900. p. 15

notes on, and its effects upon plants and insects (Smith).

1901. p. 176

year's experience in (Smith). 1902. p. 118

Exports of —

1863-64. No. 1. p.33

1863-69. p. 47

See also Coal oil — Dendrolene — Raupenleim.

Pezotettix, new species of ( Bruner). 1894. p. 41

Phanerogams:

North American, new species of, published in 1891, systematic

and alphabetic index of (Clark), p. 151 ,

same, published in 1892. p. 233

Western Texas, manual of, 1891-4 (Coulter)

Pharmacy and drug laws, compilation of, of States and Territories

( Wedderl )urn ) . 1 894

Pheasants, introduced, special report on (Merriam). p. 484

Same. p. 484

Tlicips, C. S. Dairy-herd tests, coojierativc, report on. 1901. p. 120.
liielps, C. S., and Voorhees, Edward Burnett. Irrigation in Con-
necticut and New Jersey, notes on. 1897

Phenacomys. See Arvicolinjc.

Phenologic or thermal constants (Ihne) . 1895. p. 427

I'henological data (Smith). 1902. p. 196

Phenological observations, instructions for taking (Bailey). 1896.

p. 328

Phenology in Ohio, note on, 1856-99 (Abbe), p. 156

Phenomena, injurious, frequency of, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 59.
See also Optical phenomena.

Index

Classification iiUi

A6.3:2

A4. 1 :887-8

A4. 1:886

A4. 1:885
A4. 1:884
A27.9:ll

A1.9:107

A9.3:12

A27.9:29

A 7. 3:43

A10.6:5

A4.3:22
A4. 1:897

A27.8:3
A27.8:8
A27.4:14
Al. 10:900
A1.2:Sh3

A27.9:5

A22.4:27
A27.9:12

A9.6:3I
Al. 9:114

A 10. 3:99
A10.3:115

A27.9:3
A27.9:8

A9.7:7

A6.5:l
A6.5:l
A6.5:2

A7.3:42
Al. 1:888
A5. 1 :888
A 10. 3:99

A10.3:36

A29.3:ll'^
A29.3:31

A29.6:24
A29.6:28
A 29. 6:27

114—04-

-30

465

Index

I'liiladc'lpliia, Pa. See Franklin Kite Club.
Phiia(lt'li>liia, Pa., Centennial Exposition, 1876:

Addre.s.s of Frederick Watts at, July 4, 1875. p. 440

Agriculture at. 1 87(5. p. 248

Agriculture Department exhil)it at —

note on. p. 133

vegetable fibers in ( Dodge) . p. 497

Participation of Agriculture Department in (Saunders). 1884

Relation of agriculture to. 1871. p. 288

Sec also Agriculture, hundred years progress in.
Philadelphia, Pa., national agricultural congress, 5th, Hept. 12-14,

1876. p. 402

l*hilii)pine Islands:

Agricultural investigations in (Evans). 1901. p. 503

Animals from, order prohibiting landing of, at any port of V . S.,

or dependencies thereof, Dec. 1 3, 1901

Bagnios of, notes on ( Abbe). 1899. ]>. 470

Brief account of. 1898. p. 672

Climate in, notes on (Brewer). 1900. p. 102

Hurricanes of 1895 and 1896 in (Stetson), p. 101 .*. . .

Plant, products of, notes on ( Hitchcock) . 1 899

Trade of ( Hitchcock ) . 1898

Weather Bureau, organization of, 1)V U. S. Philippine Commis-
sion (Abbe). 1901. p. 372 1

Weather service, new, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 120

See aho Bagnio — Manila.
Phillips, James P. Texas fever of cattle, or Southern c;attle "dis-
temper," ravages of. p. 142

Phillips, William Fowke Ravenel:

Addre.ss, as chairman of educational section, before second con-
vention of Weather Bureau officials, held at Milwaukee, Wis.,

Aug. 27-29, 1901. p. 81

Atmospheric temperatures during month of July, 1895. p. 253 .
Climate of Cuba —

report on, with note on weather of Manila. 1898

rei)ort on. p. 307

Clothing and temperature, 1897. p. 200

Meteorology —

elementarv, text-books and works of reference for students

of. 1902. p. 408

monthly list of papers bearing on, Jan., 1899-Dec., 1902

relation between public health and. 1895. p. 171

Sunstroke in California and Arizona. 1896. p. 454

Sunstroke weather of August, 1896. p. 409

Temperature, rainfall, and humidity at San Juan, Porto Rico.

1899. p. 319

Weather Bureau library, monthly additions to, Dec., 1897-Mar.,

1898

Weather of Manila. 1899. p. 321

See also, as editor. Weather Bureau officials, proceedings 2d con-
vention of; as joint author, Calvert, Edgar B.

Phinney, S. B. Cranberry culture, p. 131

Phipps, R. W.:

Forestry in Ontario, address on. 1884. j). 43

Forests and their management in other countries. 1883. p. 19.
Phloroglucin method for estnnation of pentosans (Lindsey and Hol-
land). 1896. p. 53

Phoenix, Ariz., leonids seen at (Landis). 1901. p. 509

Phosphate acid, insoluble, paper on. 1891. p. 106

Phosphate of lime, mineral. 1867. p. 256

Phosphates:

Action of oxalic acid upon (Kastle and others). 1894. p. 53 ..

As fertilizers. 1897. p. 12

Concentrated, notes on analysis of (Stillwell and Gladding).

1893. p. 18 ■.

Determinations of loss on heating samples of, 1892 (Huston).
]). 47

(/lassiflcntlou uo.

A27
A27

,9:13
.9:14

A27.9:14
Al. 1:879
A1.2:P53
Al. 1:871

A27.9:14

Al. 10:901

A4.5:92

A29.6:27

Al. 10:898

A 29. 6:28

A29.6:28

A6.4:17

A12.3:14

A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A1.6:22

A29.3:31
A29.6:23

A29.3:22
A29. 1:898
A29.6:25

A29.6:30

A29.6:

A29.6:23

A29.6:24

A29.6:24

A29. 1:898

A29.6:

A29. 1:898

A 1.1:863

A1.7:5
A1.7:l

A7.3:49
A29.6:29
A7.3:31
A27.9:5

A7.3:43
A1.9:56

A7.3:38

A7.3:35

'^^Qii

PhoHphates — Continued

Iron and alumina in, determination of, method of.

177

1897

. 1894. p.
aluminum, analv.sis
1891. p. 107........

1878. p. 22

p. 47

of, proposed

Mineral, as fertilizers (Wiley
Native, containing iron and

method for (Wilkinson).
Kussian mineral (Yermoloff ).
See also IVIineral phosphates.
Phosphatic slag, basic, mechanical analysis of (Wiley ). 1896
Phosphomolybdate. >S'fe Ammonium phosj)homolybdate.
Phosphoric acid:

Additional notes on (Meng). 1892. j). 27

Available —

determination of, comparison of AVagner's and present Associ-
ation method for ( Frear and INIcDonnell) . 1886. p. 26. .
in fertilizers containing cotton-seed meal, determination of

(Dancy). 1890. p. 161

Citrate-insoluble, comparison of results ])v old and new methods

for ( Kilgore and Williams). 1894. p. 108

Citrate-soluble, determination of (Ross). 1893. p. 16

Citrate soluble and insoluble, as determined by different methods

(Solberg). 1895. p. 85

Determination of —

by molybdate method (Garrigues). 1894. p. 105

comparison of official and nitric-acid methods for (Richards).

1886. p. 24

in soils (Snvder). 1895. p. 48

same (Goss). 1894. p. 58

same (Goss). 1895. p. 50

increased accuracy^ in (Wheeler). 1901. p. 44

nitrogen and, in commercial fertilizers in same weighed (juan-

tity of substance (De Roode). 1891. p. 104

use of ammonium nitrate in ( Wheeler and Hartwell). 1892.

p. 53

Discussion on estimation of (Gladding). 1896. p. 75

Insoluble, paper on (Morse). 1891. p. 106

Kilgore's modification of volumetric method of estimating (Wil-
liams). 1901. p. 55

Method of determining, in fertilizers. 1886. p. 43

Pemberton's method of determination, comparison of, with offi-
cial method by Francis Bergami (Kilgore). 1894. p. 97

Rendered soluble by digestion with ammonium citrate at 65° C,
amount of washing required to remove ( Veitch). 1896. p. 73
Reverted —

differences in determination of, Ijy^ official method of analysis

(Gibson). 1890. p. 166

remarks on (Warder). 1889. p. 184

Soil solvents for (Huston and Bartlett). 1896. p. 91

S(!e also Ammonium citrate — Fertilizers — Guanos — Hawaiian
soils.
Pliosphoric acid, committee on, report of, at Convention of Associa-
tion of Official Agricultural Chemists:

1886. p. 16

1). 36

p. 26

p. 44

p. 153

p. 81

P 23

P 6

pp. 68, 86

p. 62

Index

ClassIQcatloii iiu.

A7.3:51
Al. 10:894

A7.3:31
A27.9:ll

p. 78.. A 7.3:49

A7.3:35

A7.3:12

A7.3:28

A7.3:43
A7.3:38

1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.

p. 60
1). 47
p. 36
]). ()5
].. 35
p. 22

A7.3:47

A7.3:43

A7.3:12
A7.3:47
A7.3:43
A7.3:50
A7.3:62

A7.3:31

A7.3:35
A7.3:49
A7.3:31

A7.3:62
A7.3:12

A7.3:43

A7.3:49

A7.3:28
A7.3:24
A7.3:49

A7.3:12
A7.3:16
A7.3:19
A 7.3:24
A 7. 3:28
A7.3:31
A7.3:35
A7.3:38
A7.3:43
A7.3:47
A7.3:49
A7.3:51
A7.3:56
A 7. 3:57
A7.3:62
A7.3:67

4()7

Index

Phosphorescent myriopods (Briiner). 1891. p. 319

Phospliorus, nietahoHgiii of, in human organism, experiments on

(Sheriuan). 1902 ._

Photographic aj^paratus for measuring altitudes attained by balloons

(Cailletet). 1897. p. 443

Photographing lightning by daylight (Henry) . 1895. p. 379

Photographs, micro-, of snow crystals, notes on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 541

Photographs of meteorological phenomena, notes on (Abbe). 1898.

p. 67

Photography in meteorology, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 159......

See also Cloud photography — Tornado photographs.
Phragmidium. See Puccinia and phragmidium.
Phreatic waters in Nye County, Nevada (Nichols). 1891. p. 207 ..

See also Underground draining.
Phylloxera:

California (Hilgard). 1892. p. 155

Control of, by submersion. 1894. p. 31 5

Europe and America, report on (Planchon). 1S74. p. 55

Experiments with (Glover). 1874. p. 428

Grape, notes on (Riley), p. 405

Notes on, from foreign sources (Glover). 1875. p. 40

Problem abroad as it aj^pears to-day. 1890. p. 310

Remarks on ( Glover) . 1874. p, 43

Resin compounds on, experiments with, in 1890 (Koebele).

1891. p. 37

Rtomata on Carya alba caused by, strange developments of ( Owen ) .

1892. p. 327

Phylloxera vastatrix in Austria (Glover). 1875. p. 223

Physical geography, laboratory work in (Kimball). 1902. p. 313..
Physical researches at Juvisy observatorv, principally on solar ravs

(Flammarion). 1899. pp. 103, 203 '...

Physics and meteorology:

In universities, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 258

Notes on. 1902. p. 445

Physiological role of water in plants (Gain). 1897. p. 3

Physiology. See Vegetable j^hysiology.

Phytomyza affinis as cause of decay in clematis (Bos). 1893. p. 92.
Phytophagic eurytominse. See Grass and grain joint-worm flies.
Ph3''toptus distortions, erysipheae upon (Anderson and Kelsev).

1889. p. 209 '....

Piedmont region, northwest gales of (Hawkins). 1899. p. 13

Pierce, Newton Barris:

Almond disease caused bv Cercospora circumscissa, remedies for.

1891. p. 232 ."

Almond trees, disease of. 1891. p. 66

California vine disease, preliminary report of investigations. 1892.

Grape diseases on Pacific coast. 1 895

Olive culture in U. S. 1896. p. 371

Peach leaf curl, its nature and treatment. 1900

Prune rust. 1891. p. .354

Tuberculosis of olive. 1891. ]>. 148

Piercy, Joseph C. :

Aerial ob.se rvations. 1899. p. 119

Weather Bureau benefits to western Nebraska. 1899. p. 144 . . .
Pierre, S. Dak., ice at, breaking up of, notes on, 1846-89 (Abbe).

p. 109 -

Pierson, William M. Grape-culture and wine-making in El Paso

del Norte. 1873. p. 24

Pieters, Adrian John:

Crimson clover seed, circular on

Farmers' interest in good seed. 1900

Red clover seed —

circular on. 1900

information to purchasers. 1901

Seed—

of beardless brome grass. 1900

€las8lfle:itIoii no.
A9.7:3

A10.3:121

A29.6:25
A29.6:23

A29.6:28

A 29. 6:26
A29.6:28

A15.2:P94>

A1.8:20

A9.7:6

A27.9:12

A27.9:12

Al. 1:884

A27.9:13

A9.7:2

A27.9:12

A9.3:23

A9.7:4

A27.9:13

A29.6:.30

A10.6:10

A29.6:27
A29.6:30
A10.6:8

A9.7:6

A28.5:5
A29.6:27

A28.5:7

A28.5:7

A28.3:2

A1.9:30

Al. 10:896

A28.3:20

A28.5:7

A28.5:6

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29.6:27

A27.9:ll

A6.4:18
A1.9:lll

A6.4:24
A1.9:123

A6.4:25

468

I'ieters, Adrian John — Continued
8eed — Con tinned

production and seed saving. 1896. p. 207

selling, growing, and testing. 1899. p. 549

testing, methods of, and their relation to farm and garden.

1900. p. 55

testing at home. 1896. p. 175

Seeds, agricultural, where grown and how handled. 1901. p.

233

Sugar-beet seed, i^roduction and testing. 1902. p. 101

Pieters, Adrian John, and Brown, Edgar. Kentucky blue-grass seed,

harvesting, curing, and cleaning. 1902

Pieters, Adrian John, and Charles, Vera K. Seed coats of certain

species of genus Brassica. 1901

Pigeons:

Animal parasites of, checklist of ( Hassall ) . 1896

Fatal disease of, pathogenic bacillus of hog-cholera group asso-
ciated with (Moore). 1895. p. 71

Piggery, model, plan of { Morris) . p. 476

Pigs:

Carcasses of, chemical composition of (Wiley and others). 1898.
Corn, cowpeas, and wlieat bran for fattening (Duggar) . p. 496 . .
Corn meal and wheat shorts, as food for (Plumb and Anderson).

p. 463

Feeding in New Hampshire, experiments in (Burkett). p. 465..

Feeding rice meal to. 1901. p. 24

Forage crojjs for —

1897. p. 6

1898. p. 18

1901 (Langworthy). p. 25

Jerusalem artichokes for. 1899. p. 20

Lung and spleen of, nonmotile jjathogenic bacillus closely re-
sembling bacillus of hog cholera found in (Moore). 1893.
p. 31

Pasturing in stubble fields. 1898. p. 20

Index

L'lasslflcatlou uo.

Al. 10:896
A1.10:899

A10.3:76
Al. 10:895

P-

Profitaljle crops for. 1901.

Slop for. 1901. p. 26

Subcutaneous tissues of, what becomes of hog-cholera and swine-
plague bacteria injected into (Moore). 1894. p. 103

Wheat in sheaf, and chopped wheat for (French), p. 494

See also Sows.
Pika, new species of, from Sierra Nevada Mountains, Cal., descrip-
tion of (Merriam). 1889. p. 11

Pike, Nicolas. Leopard moth, ravages of , in Brooklyn. 1892. p. 317.

Pikes Peak, hourly meteorological records at, November, 1892, to

September, 1894, brief discussion of (Morrill). 1896. p. 215. .

Pimpla conquisitor, relations of, to Clisiocampa americana (Weed

andFiske). 1900. p. 33

Pimpla inquisitor, life history of (Weed). 1891. p. 275

Pinchot, Clifford:

Forest lands, practical assistance to farmers, lumbermen, and

others in handling. 1898

Forest problems, notes on some. 1898. p. 181

Forest students, prospective, suggestions to. 1902

Forestry, progress of, in United States. 1899. p. 293

Forestry Division, Agriculture Department, work of, for farmer.

1898. p. 297

Primer of forestrv, pt. 1

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 232

Tree ])lanters, practical assistance to

See aho, for rep(,)rts as Cliief, Forestry Division, 1898; as Forester,
Forestrv Division, 1899-1901; and as Forester, Forestry Bu-
reau, 1902

Pindell, Lewis ]\L:

River and flood service. 1 899. p. 51

Weather svnibols on rural free-delivery wagons. 1902. j). 208 .

A 1.1 0:901

A1.8:72

A19.3:19

A6.3:29

A4.4:15

A4.3:8
Al.l:865

A7.3:53
A4. 1:898

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899
Al. 9:144

A1.9:56
A1.9:84
A1.9:124
A1.9:92

A4.3:3
A1.9:79
Al. 9:133
A1.9:133

A4.3:6

A4. 1:898

A5.5:2
A9.7:4

A29. 1:896

A9.6:26
A9.7:3

A13.4:21
Al. 10:898
A13.4:23
Al. 10:899

A 1.10:898
A 13.3:24
A 29. 6:30
A13.4:22

A13.1:

A 29. 3:24
A29.3:31

4:«;!t

Index

Pine:

Insect enemies of, in Black Mills forest reserve (Hopkins). 1902.
Insect injurv to trees in Virginia and neighboring States (Chit-
tenden)." 1897. p. 07

Insects attacking trees, observations on certain (Felt). 1902.

p. 103

Test pieces of, instructions for collection of, for timber investiga-
tions

See alsu Cul)an pine — Loblolly pine — Long-leaf pine — ]\Iarsh or
jjond pine — Naval store industry — Short-leaf pine — Timber
pine — White pine.
Pine bark-beetle, destructive, damage to forests by (Hopkins). 1893.

p. 187

Pine Bluff, Ark., working plan for forest lands near (Olmsted).

1902

Pine-leaf rust, new ( Galloway) . 1891. ji. 44

Pineajiple :

Growing of ( Rolfs ) . 1901

same, in southern Florida, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 253

Industry of the U. S. ( Webber). 1895. p. 269

Pineapple fiber, results of recent investigations relating to (Dodge).

1893. p. 44

Same, report of special agent, 1892 (Munroe). 1893. p. 46

Pinehurst, B. C, tea gardens of Dr. Charles \J. Shepard, report on

(Saunders). 1897

Pinehurst experimental tea garden, near Summerville, S. C, tea rais-
ing at ( Shepard ) . p. 627

Pinheiro, A. P. Storms in South Atlantic, p. 204

Pinks, carnations and other, stigmonose, a disease of (Woods). 1900.
Pioneer in agricultural science, Edmund Rutfin (Cutter). 1895.

p. 493..

Piper, C. V. :

Melica and Stipa, notes on. 1900. p. 10

Orchard enemies in Pacific Northwest. 1902

Piper, Horace. Plants, hybridizing, cross-breeding, and degenera-
tion of. p. 296

Pisciculture:

Letteron. 1868. p. 361

With reference to American waters ( Gill) . p. 394 .,

Pittier, H. Climatology of Costa Rica, monthly notes on, Jan., 1901-

Oct., 1902

Pittsburg, Pa., nutrition investigations in, 1894—1896 (Bevier)

Plagiarism, note on (Abbe). 1901. p. 507

Plague. See Cattle plague — Hijipelates — Pleuro-pneiunonia.
Plains:

Calf-raising on (Rust), p. 177

I'latiNlflcatlon no:
A9.6:32
A9.6:7
A9.(>:37
A13.2:P65

A9.7:5

A13.3:32
A28.5:7

Al. 9:140

A29.6:28
Al. 10:895

A11.5:5
All.5:5

A14.4:l

Al. 1:892

A29.3:1P

A28.3:19

Al. 10:895

Cultivation of. 1871. p. 25.

Experimental tree-planting in ( Keffer). 1898

Forest cultivation on, general discussion of (Blodget). p. 316 ...
Grasses of eastern slope of Rocky Mountains and, catalogue of.

p. 217

Tree planting and growing on (Furnas). 1883. ' p. 202

same, p. 37

See also Western plains.

Planchon . Phylloxera of Europe and America. 1874. p. 55..

Planchon, J. E. Eucalyptus glolnilus from botanic, economic, and

medical point of view, embracing its introduction, culture,

and uses. 1875

Planchon, V, Soluble acids, estimation of, in butter fat. 1890.

p. 112

Plant breeding:

Hybrids and their utilization in (Swingle and Webber). 1897.

p. 383 ^

Progress of, in United States ( Webber and Bessev ) . 1899. p. 465 .

same (Hays). 1901. p. 217 \

Reporton (Coville). 1898

same ( Hays) . 1901

A3. 4:27
A1.9:153

Al. 1:867

A27.9:6
Al. 1:866

A29.6:

A10.3:52

A29.6:29

A4. 1:886
.127.9:9
A13.3:18
Al. 1:872

Al. 1:870

A1.7:2

A1.8:28

A 27. 9:12

A1.8:9
A7.3:24

Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898
A 1.10:901
A6.2:P69
A28.3;29

4Y0

1901. p. 814..

Plant breeding — Continued

yee also Evans, Walter Harrison — Xenia.
Plant-breeding station, Svaldf, Sweden (Fairchild
Plant diseases:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on,

1889-1902

Fungicides or remedies for ( Scriljuer) . 1888

Possibility of lessening their spread bv legislation (Galloway).

1897. 'p. 8.

Proceedings of national convention for suppression of insect

pests and (Galloway). 1897

Progress in treatment of, in U. S. (Galloway). 1899. p. 191

Restriction of, legal enactments for; compilation of law'S of U. S.

and Canada (Smith). 1896

Study of fungi, especially in their relation to (Journal of Mycol-
ogy

Treatment of, experiments in, 1891 —

(Galloway and Fairchild. ) pp. 89, 1.37

(Galloway. ) p. 12

same

United States —

Index

ClasNlflcatlon no.

1898. p. 652

1899. p. 750

1900. p. 729
1901 (Orton).

A10.6:i3

A10.6:
A28.4:5

A1.8:57

A1.8:57
A1.10:899

A28.3:ll

A28.5:

A28.5:6
A28.5:7
A28.3:3

p. 668

See also Ahnond disease — Apple scab — Bermuda lily disease —
Black knot — Black spot — Blackberry rust — Blight — Blister
mite — Cereal rusts — Club root — Cranberry gall fungus —
Cranberry rot and scald — Gloeosporium — Gooseberry mil-
dew— Grape mildew — Hollyhock disease — Hyacinth germ,
Wakker's — Leaf blight — Leaf curl of peach trees — Leaf sick-
ness of begonia and asplenium — Mosaic disease of tobacco —
Peach blight — Peach-leaf curl -- Peach rosette — Peach rot —
Peach yellows — Pear blight — Pear-leaf blight — Pear scab —
Pear-tree blight — Peronosporese — Potato blight — Potato
fungus — Potato rot — Potato scab — Powdery mildew — Prune
rust — Ripe rot — Root fungus — Root knot — Root-rot dis-
ease— Rust mite — Smut — Sooty mold of orange — Sorghum
blight — Sphperotheca phytophila — Spot disease — Spotting
of peaches — Stigmonose — Sweet-potato black rot — Tribli-
dium — Uredineag — Ustilaginete — White fir — Wilt disease.

Plant faunfo, notes on (Cockerell). 1892. p. 117

riant food:

Artificial, requirements of soils (Kilgore). 1902. p. 73

Available, plan for cooperating in study of (Moore). 1902

riant growth, relation of lime and magnesia to, experimental etudv

of (May). 1901. p. 37 '..

Plant introduction:

Commercial (Smith). 1900. p. 131

Systematic, its purposes and methods (Fairchild). 1898

See also Seed and i)lant introduction.
Plant lice, two new species, inhabiting witch-hazel and birch, life

history of ( Pergande ) . 1901

See also Aphididie — Aphis — Green-pea louse — Hop-plant louse —
Pear-tree psylla — Phylloxera — Phylloxera vastatrix — Plum-
plant louse.

Plant life of Alabama (Mohr). 1901

I'lant physiology in relation to horticulture and agriculture (Woods).

1901. p."'l27

Plant poisoning of stock in Montana (Wilcox), p. 91

I'lant registration, report of committee of Association of American
Agricultural Colleges and Exf)eriment Stations on. 1898. p. 76.
Plant soil tests:

Danger of drawing erroneous conclusions from ( Wheeler). 1898.

p 60

Possibility of drawing erroneous conclusions from (Wheeler).
1899. *p. 113

A 1.1 0:898
Al. 10:899
A1.10:900
Al. 10:901

A9.7:5

A10.3:115
A 7. 4:9

A19.3:l

A 1.10:900
A13.3:21

A9.8:9

A6.5:6

A 10. 3:99
A4. 1 ;900

A 10. 3:49

A7.3:5()
A 10. 3:65

•171

Index

Plant varieties, influence of environment in origination of (Webber).

1896. p. 89

Plantations, commercial, hardy cutalpa in (Hall). 1902

Plant<jr8' guide for cultivating and curing tobacco (Shelton Tobacco-
Curing Co. ). 1876 -

Planting, southern, and northern farming (Watts). 1872. p. 207 ..
Plants:

American, regulations of foreign governments regarding importa-
tion of ( I Toward ) . 1900 .-.---

Ash constituents of, their estimation and importance to agricul-
tural chemistry and agriculture (ToUens). 1902. pp. 207, 305.

Ash of, loss of sulphur in preparing ( Fraps). 1901. p. 98

Bacteria parasitic on, four one-flagellate vellow, cultural charac-
ters of (Smith). 1901 '-

F>acterial diseases of. 1898. p. 24

Cellulose and starch in animals and (Taylor). 1875. p. 316

same, 1876. p. 196 -

Certain, of economic value as food for man and stock in Texas

and New Mexico (Richardson), p. 282

Chemical composition of, influence of environment on (Wiley).

1901 . p. 299

Cold vs. warm water for, opinif)ns'of florists and gardeners. 1899.

p. 13

Commercial growing of, under glass, progress of (Galloway).

1899. p. 575 -

Contributions from U. S. National Herbarium

Crude petroleum and its effects upon, note on (Smith). 1901.

p. 176

Cultivated —

frosts and freezes as affecting. 1895. p. 143

principles and methods of breeding (Liebscher). 1897. p. 347.

selection and its effects on ( De Vilmorin). 1900. p. 3

Cultivation of, relation of physical properties of soil to (WoUny).

1893. pp. 528, 627

Distribution from U. S. propagating garden, catalogue of (Saun-
ders). 1862

Effect of naphthaline on (Taylor) . 1883

Exotic collection of Agriculture Department, descriptive catalogue

of (Saunders). 1872

Feeding capacities of —

cooperative experimenting as means of studying, etc., ferti-
lizers and (Atwater). 1882. p. 27

experiments with fertilizers on fruits and vegetables to study

variations due to action of fertilizers. 1891

Fiber experiments with, history of, etc. (Dodge). 1894

Flowering of, dates of. 1864. No. 3. pp. 15, 25

Formation of sodium carbonate, or black alkali, by (Cameron).

1902. p. 61

Free importation of. 1868. p. 62

Fungoid disease of (Taylor) . p. 110

Fungous diseases of —

experiments made in 1889 in treatment of (Galloway)

outlines of certain, with remarks upon application of remedies

(Scribner). p. 76

report on (Pearson). 1890. p. 41

treatment for —

1895. p. 587

1896. p. 625

1897. p. 673

Geographic distribution of, in North America (Merriam). p. 203.

(ieography of (Lippincott). p. 464

(termination and growth of, influence of alkali on. 1899. p. 8..

Growth of, increasing vigor of. 1872. p. 143

Health of —

in greenhouses (Galloway ) . 1895. p. 247

relation of nutrition to (Woods). 1901. p. 155

House, cultivation of (Hall), p. 366

Classlilcutlun no.

1
Al. 10:896
A 13. 3:37

A1.8:10
A27.9:10

A9.5:41

A10.6:13
A7.3:62

A28.3:28

A1.9:78

A27.9:13

A27.9:14

Al. 1:887

Al. 10:901

A1.9:92

Al. 10:899
A6.5:

A 10. 3:99

A1.10:895

A10.6:7

A10.6:ll

A10.6:4

A1.8:2
A18.2:N16

A1.8:6

A1.8:22

A10.4:19

All.5.6

A27.9:2

A1.8:71
A27.9:6
Al. 1:871

A6.3:ll

Al. 1:885
A6.3:ll

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:894
Al.l:863
A1.9:97
A27.9:10

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:901
Al. 1:863

472

Plants — Contin ued

Hybridizing, cross-breeding, and degeneration of (Piper), p. 2%.

Iniprovenient of, by selection (Webber). 1898. p. 355

Influence of illuminating gas upon (McMurtrie). 1875. p. 310..

Insects and, some interrelations of (Riley). 1892. p. 358

Leguminous —

for green manuring and feeding (Allen). 1894

nitrogen, a germ fertilizer for. 1897. p. 19

soil inoculation for ( ^lay and Beal) . 1901. p. 7

Low-growing, hydrocyanic-acid gas as insecticide on (Sanderson
and Penny) . 1900. p. 60

Matter in, passage of ( McMurtrie) . 1874. p. 222

Mildew and other fungous diseases of, apparatus for combating
(Ferrouillat). 1888. p. 87

Mineral food of. 1870. p. 40

Nitrogen-free extract of (Tollens). 1897. p. 641

Organic matter in, origin and formation of (Deherain). 1898.
p. 903

Ornamental, insects injurious to, some (Chittenden). 1901

Pathology of, lines of investigation that might be undertaken by
experiment stations ( Galloway ) . 1897. p. 725 ^

Propagation of ( Corbett ) . 1902

Pseudomonas hyacinthi, Ps. campestris, Ps. phaseoli, and Ps.
stewarti — four one-flagellate yellow bacteria parasitic on, cul-
tural characters of (Smitli ) . 1901

Resistance of certain, to black alkali (Cameron). 1902. p. 71..

Santo Domingo. 1870. p. 283

Sap of, circulation of ( Vasey ) . 1874. p. 151

Scale insects found upon plants entering port of San Francisco,
list of (Craw). 1896. p. 40 .'

Seedling, effect of certain components of alkali soils upon
(Kearney and Cameron ) . 1902. p. 7

Testing varieties, report on (Hickman). 1891. p. 103

Three new, descriptions of ( Rose). 1893. p. 289

Under glass, treatment of mildews upon ( Maynard) . 1891 . p. 1 6 .

United States, in Agriculture Department, catalogue of. 186-.. .

Used })y —

Indians oi Mendocino Countv, California (Chesnut). 1902.

p. 295 '.

Klamath Indians of Oregon, notes on (Co ville). 1897. p. 87..

Useful — ■

California (Hilgard). 1892. p. 137

certain species of Coleoptera that attack, notes on (Chit-
tenden) . 1897. p. 20

Varieties of, what our experiment stations have done in origi-
nating, ))y crossing, selecting, etc. (Halsted). 1901. p. 143..

Variet}' testing, methods of work in (Green). 1891. p. 49

Water as a factor in the growth of (Galloway and Woods). 1894.
p. 165

Water in, physical role of (Gain). 1897. p. 3

Willi, feeding to sheep ( Nelson) . j). 421

same, p. 10

See aliio Agave — Agriculture — Alsike clover — Anhalonium —
Apetahe — Arborescent flora — Aroid i)lant — Asplenium —
Berseem — Brassica — Burley tobacco — - Cactus (flower) —
Calamovilfa — California, — (,'anada thistU — Canaigre — Cas-
sava — Castor-oil bean — Castor-oil jjlant — Cellulose —
Chicory — Chinese tea-i)lant — Chufa — Cigar-leaf tobacco —
Cocklebur — Cocoa palm- — Coffee — Conamelinacea — Condu-
rango — Crepis occidentalis — Cucurbits — -Dodders — Dyer's
madder — Echinocactus — Piconomic ])lants — Faunjc —
Ferns — Fertilizers — -Fiber planta — Flat-jiea— Flax — Flax-
cotton — Flowers ^ — -Forage plants — (Tamoi)etal;e — ( > iant 1 )eg-
gar weed — (iiant knotweed — Ginseng — Gramine;e — (iran
cultura — (irasses and forage plants — Hemp — Hespero-
genia — Hoffmanseggia — Hollyhocks — Hop plant — Hduse
plants — Indigo plant — Irish moss — Jou ver — Jute — Knot-

Index

ClHKsiflcatluu no.

A 1.1:867
Al. 10:898
A27.9:13
A9.7:4

A1.9:16
A 1.9:65
A1.9:124

A9.6:26
A27.9:L2

A6.3:5

A27.9:8
A 10. 6:8

A10.6:9
A9.6:27

A10.6:7
A1.9:157

A28.3:28
A1.8:71
A27.9:8
A27.9:12

A9.8:4

A1.8:71

A10.5:3

A6.5:l

A28.5:6

A1.2:P69

A6.5:7
A6.5:5

A1.8:20

A9.6:9

A10.3:99
A10.5:3

Al. 10:894
A10.6:8
A4. 1:898
A4.3:22

473

Index

ClaN^lllcatioii no.

I 'Units — Continued

weed — Larkspur — Leil)ergia — Lichens — Licorice — Liver-
worts — Loco plant — Lophophora — Madder — Manila
hemp — Marine plants — Monocotyledons — Moss — Mus-
tard— Nut grass — Opium poppy — ^Opuntia — Osier culture —
Osier-willow — Pachy])asiuin — Palmer, Edward — Pasture
plants — Pentstemon — Peppermint — Phanerogams — Poison
oak — Poisonous plants — Polypetahe — ■ Pteridophytes —
Pyrethrum — (Quassia — Ramie — Uhubarlj — Roseanthus —
Sap — Seeds and plants — Shrubs — Soils — Sorghum —
Starch — Sugar cane — Sugar-yielding plants — Tea— Teasel —
Tobacco — Tradescantia — Trees — Trelease — Tres Marias Is-
lands, Mexico — Umbelliferse — Water hyacinth — Woody
plants — Yucca — Yucca whipplei.

Plaster and lime, use of. 1863. No. 6. p. 13

Plat experimenting, methods of (Hays). 1896. p. 84

Plat vs. pot or box experimentation (Thorne). 1890. p. 81

Plateau region, barometric troughs of, report on (Hazen). 1895.

p . 207 -

Plats, equalizing irregularities of, caused by defective germination

(Hunt). 1891. p. Ill

Plats in field experimentation, form, size, arrangement, and treat-
ment of (Latta) . 1896. p. 83

Platte County, Nebr. See, Great Eastern Canal.
Platypsyllus:

Egg and ultimate larva (Riley). 1890. p. 244

Systematic relations of, as determined by larva (Riley). 1889.

p. 300

Plauen, Germany, cost of havaling farm products over wagon roads

at (Peters), p. 8

Plava Rica, Ecuador, climatological data from (Stapleton). 1898.

p. 460

Pleasants, Thomas S. :

Agricultural production, diversity in. p. 247

Wheat culture in Virginia. 1869. p. 281

Pleuro-pneumonia, or lung plague of cattle:
Article on —

in National Live Stock Journal, 1880 (Law), j). 179

review of. p. 143

same, p. 436

Contagious —

1st report, 1879 (Lyman), p. 456

same, p. 163

2d report, 1880 (Lvman).' p. 196

3d report, 1880 ( Lyman), p. 571

same •

same, p. 268

4th report, 1881 (Lvman). p. 30

Final report, 1882 (Lyman), p. 352 ,

Delaware, outbreak of. p. 448

Great Britain, Scotland, and Ireland (Reid). 1891. p. 401

History of, in Richmond County, New York (Rose), p. 468

Investigation of; inspection of stables. 1885. p. 553 ,

same. 1886. p. 374

Investigations of —

in Kansas (Devoe). p. 322 ■

in Maryland, Districtof Columbia, and Virginia (Rose), p. 51

in New Jersey (Corlies). p. 46

same (Miller), p. 45

in New York (Hopkins), p. 43

in Pennsylvania (Gad.sclen). p. 47

report on —

1884. p. 181 .
same, p. 8 .
same, p. 8 .

1885. p. 431 .
same, p. 9 .

A27.9:l
A10.3:30
Al 0.5:3

A 29. 6:23

A10.5:3

A 10. 3:30

A9.7:2

A9.7:l

A22.4:27

A29.6:26

A1.1.-867
A27.9:7

A1.6:22
A1.6:22
Al.l:879

Al.l
A1.6
A1.6
Al.l
A1.6
A1.6
Al.l
Al.l
A4.1
A4.1
A4.1
A4.1
A4.1

:879

:22

:34

:880

:31

:34

:881-2

:881-2

:884

:889-90

:884

:885

A4. 1:895-6

Al. 1:881-2
Al.l:881-2
Al.l:881-2
A 1.1:881 -2
Al. 1:881-2

Al.l:884
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A 1.1:885
A4. 1:885

474

Index

Classiflcatlou no.

p. 188

Pleuro-pnenmonia, or Iniig plague of cattle — Continue" 1
Investigations of — Continued
report on — Continued

1886. p. 593

same, p. 9

1887. p. 458

same, p. 9

1888. p. 147

same, p. 29, 8(1 par

1889. p. 49

same, p. 7

1890. p. 75

same, p. 68 — ,..

1891. p. 94

same, p. 22

1892. p. 85

same, p. 71

Legislation relative to, report on. 1882.

Letters relative to (Law), pp. 233, 237.

New Jersey (Hunt), p. 297

Pathological anatomv and histology of respiratory organs in
(Woodward). 1871. p. 64

Preliminary report on (Gamgee). 1868. l^. 4.32

Report on (Gamgee). 1869. p. 7

same, p. 3

Where and to what extent it exists. 1870

See also Tuberculosis.

Plover, killdeer, circular on. 1889

Plow:

American, in Europe. 1868. p. 286

British improvement in. 1871. p. 67

Cleaning, mixture for. 1898. p. 677

Steam, in Louisiana. 1869. p. 225

Plowing, early, for wheat (May).

See also Steam plowing.
Plows and plowing (Fleischmann)
Plum curculio:

Arsenical poisons for (Forbes).

Egg-laying record of (Quaintance and Smith). 1902. p. 105 —

Experiments in rearing, from plums and other fruits (Webster).

p. 78

same, p. 78

Experiments with (Webster). 1890. p. 305

Notes on (Smith). 1891. p. 219

same (Gillette). 1891. p. 227

Report on ( Riley and Howard) . ]>. 57

same, p. 57

Plumgouger, notes on (Gillette). 1891. p. 227

1900. p.

1888. No. 64. p. 64

1889. p. 3

Pluni plant-louse, report on ( Pergande). 1897. p. 52

Plum trees, black knot of (Peck), p. 175

Same (Taylor). 1874. p. 52

Plumandon, .t. R. Hail shooting, general report on, presented to con-
gress at Lyons; translated by Mrs. R. S. Hotze. 1902. p. 35.
Plumb, Charles Sumner:

Cereals, geographic distribution of, in North America. 1898

Silos and silage. 1895

Plumb, Charles Sumner, and Anderson, W. B. Corn meal and

wheat shorts as food for pigs. p. 463

Plums:

Cross-pollination of (Clark). 1899. p. 6

Culture of. 1902. p. 20

Food value (jf ( Langworthy ). 1899. p. 22

Native, how to fruit them; they are practically curculio proof

(AVier). 1887. p. 39 - ■

New species of aphis injurious to, in Georgia, preliminary note

on (Scott) . 1902. p. 56

Plymouth rock, American breeds of fowls. 1. 1901

Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1

Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
Al.l
A4.1
A1.8
A1.6
A4.1

:886

:886

:887

:887

:888

:887-8

:889

:889-90

:890

:889-90

:891

:891-2

:892

:891-2

:22

:12

:884

A1.2:C29*

A27.9:6

A1.2:C29»

A1.2:C29'^

A1.2:C296

A5.4:10

A27.9:6
A27.9:9
Al. 10:898
A27.9:7
A1.9:122

A27.9:21

A9.7:2
A9.6:37

Al.l:888
A9. 1:888
A9.7:2
A 9. 7:8
A9.7:3
Al.l:888
A9. 1:888
A 9. 7:3
A9.6:7
Al. 1:872
A27.9:12

A29.6:30

A5.3:ll
A 1.9:32

A4. 1 :899

Al. 9:103
Al. 9:149
A1.9:]05

A9.3:14

A9.6:81
A4.3:29

475

Index

Pneumonia. See Horses — Pleuro-pneinnonia — Swine-plagne.

Poa, new species of, note on. 1901 . p. 4

Poa fendleriana and its allies (Williams). 1899

Pockels, F. Precipitation, theory of formation of, on mountain

slopes. 1901. pp. 152, 306

Pocket gophers:

Geomyida3 family, exclusive of species Thomomys, monographic
revision of (Merriam). 1895

Geomys, genus, from western Nebraska, description of (Merriam ) .
1890. p. 51 -

Mississippi Valley (Bailey), p. 18.^

same, p. 185

United States (Bailey). 1895 .

See aho Gophers.
Pocket mice:

North American, revision of ( Merriam ■) . 1889

Of the genus Perognathus, revision of (Osgood) . 1900

Poey, Andre. Agricultural meteorology, p. 97

Same, \). 113 -

Pogonip, notes on ( Abbe) . 1894. p. 7()

Same (Abbe) . 1900. p. 450

Poison oak, Cecidomyiid that lives on (C'oquillett). 1895. p. 348..
Poisoning by:

Preserving in tin cans (Roos). 1892. p. 930

Wild cherry leaves ( Evans ) . 1898. p._ 16

Poisonous insects. See Centipedes — Scorpions — Tarantulas.
Poisonous plants:

Northern stock ranges (Chesnut). 1900. , p. 305

Principal, of United States (Chesnut) . 1898

Some common (Chesnut). 1896. p. 137

Thirty, of United States (Chesnut). 1898

See also Stock.

Poisonous spider in Madagascar. 1890. p. 273

Poisons, destruction of sparrow by ( Fisher) . 1889. p. 1 74

Poisons and poisoning of cattle ( Atkinson ) . p. 63

Polar expeditions:

International, 1882-83 ( Borgen) . 1895. p. 469

South, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 421

Politis, J. E. Sugar, quick estimation of, by one-tenth copper solu-
tion. 1890. p. 136

Pollen, xenia, or immediate effect of, in maize (Webber). 1900

Pollination:

Cross, relation to f ruitf ulness. 1897. p. 14

Pear flowers ( Waite) . 1894

Pomaceous fruits (Waite). 1898. p. 167

Premature, injurious effects of, etc. (Hartley). 1902

Yucca whipplei, in California (Coquillet). 1893. p. 311

Polsley, F. A. Road system, better, simple plan for. 1901. p. 98 .
Polypetahe of western Texas, description of (Coulter). 1891. p. 6..

Polysulphides, alkaline, use of, for grape mildew. 1885. p. 67

Pomaceous fruits, pollination of (Waite). 1898. p. 167

Pomological nomenclature, proposed code for (Craig). 1899. p. 130.

See aho Agricultural nomenclature.
Pomological societies, list of:

1870"

Classlflcatioii no.

A 3. 4:35
A3.4:10

A29.6:29

A5.5:8

A5.5:4
A 1.1:892
A5. 1:892
A5.3:5

1872
1876

See also American Pomological Society.
Pomologv Division, Agriculture Department:

Work of, for farmer (Brackett). 1897. p. Ill

Pomology in Wurtemberg (Schickler). 1870. p. 153

Pond pine. See Marsh or pond pine.

Ponta Delgata, Azores, storm at, Dec. 8, 1894 (Abbe), p. 508

Pool, J. Forage plants of Arizona and New Mexico. 1888. p. 48..

Poore, Ben: Perley. Agriculture of U. S., history of. p. 498

Popenoe, E. A. Dissosteira longipennis, recent outbreak of, notes
on. 1891. p. 41

A5.5:l

A5.5:18
Al. 1:869
Al. 1:870
A29.6:22
A29.6:28
A9.7:7

A7.3:13"
Al. 9:103

Al. 10:900
A6.3:20
Al. 10:896
A1.9:86

A9.7:2
A5.3:l
A4.2:C29^

A29.3:ll''
A29.6:29

A7.3:28
A28.3:22

A1.9:65

A28.3:5

Al. 10:898

A19.3:22

A9.7:5

A22.3:21

A6.5:2

A6.3:2

Al. 10:898

A10.3:65

A1.8:4
A1.8:5
A1.8:12

A20.

A 1.10:897

A27.9:8

A29.6:22
A6.3:6
Al. 1:866

A9.7:4

470

at, I'epnrt on.

P-

141

198

p. 22

Poplar gonioctena, report on (Cook). 1891. p. 07
Poppelsdorf, Prussia, royal agricultural academy

1885. p. 7 ."

Poppy. See Opium poppy.

Pojiular credit congrt'.^s, Nime.s, France, 1895, notice on. p. 2t)

Population. See Industrial i)opulation — Rural population.
Porchinski, I. Tabanida; (gadflies) and a very simple means of de-
stroying them, translated bv Peter Fireman. 1899. p. 25

Pork:

American, Italian interdiction of. 1889. p. 129

Consumption of, in Saxony. 1887. p. 591 ,

Examination of, for trichina, instructions for microscopists in.

1896

Salted, of American origin, importation of, into France (Bouley).

1884. p. 186

Trichina? in. 1866. p. 428

Western trade. 1864. No. 6. p. 32 ,

Pork-packing:

Chicago, 1867. p. 372

Cincinnati, 1833-67. p. 52

Hogs and, in West (Emery)
Middle West, 1867-1868. p.

same, 1868. p. 15

United States, 1878-87. p. 154 .

same, 1901. p. 646

West, 1864. No. 1, p. 34; No. 2,
AVestern, 1885. No. 17. p. 63..
Port au Prince, Hayti, meteorological observations at, monthly,
notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 59, 103, 163, 212, 253, 406, 458. ...
Port Carolina, South Australia, earthquakes, clouds, and gales at

(Styles). 1902. p. 10

Porter, H. C. See, as joint author, Grindley, H. S.

Porthetria dispar, introduction and spread of, in Massachusetts

(Howard). 1897

Portland, Maine, sugar-beet culture near (McMurtrie). 1879.

p. 171

Portland, Oreg., weather forecast district, monthly report of- —

Apr. -July, 1900 ( Beals ) '.

Sept. , 1900 ( Wollaber )

Oct., 1900-Jan., 1901 (Beals)

Feb., 1901 (Wollaber)

Mar.-July, 1901 ( Beals)

Sept., 1901-Oct., 1902 (Beals)

Porto Rico:

Agricultural investigation in (Evans). 1901. p. 503

Agricultural resources and capabilities of, report on, with special
referenc(; to establishment of au agricultural experiment sta-
tion on the island ( Knapp) . 1901

Agriculture in (Stone). 1898. p. 505

Animal industry of, notes on (Cook), p. 663

Animals and animal products, trade in. p. 405

Brief trip to, in January and February, 1899, notes on (Busck).

1900. p. 88 1

Cattle of (Steddom). p. 512

Changa or mole cricket in (Barrett). 1902 :

Climate and crop service in, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 258

Climate of (HarHngton). 1898. p. 437

Coccidte collected in, by A. Busck in 1899, list of (Pergande and

Cockerell). 1900. p. 92

Dairy industry and dairy i)roducts of (Pearson), j). 306

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (True). 1902. p. 33 ..

Forest conditions of ( Hill) . 1899

"Gran cultura" in, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 548

Hurricane of 1899 (I'uullin). p. 443

Hurricanes of (Alexander). 1902

Industries of, value of climate and crop and storm-warning serv-
ices of Weather Bureau to (Noyes). 1902. p. 60

Index

ClMssiflcatlon no.
A9.7:4

A1.8:36
A27.9:33

A9.6:20

A27.9:27
A27.9:25

A4.2:P42

A4.3:30
A27.9:4
A27.9:2

A27.9:5

A27.9:5

Al. 1:863

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A27.9:25

A4. 1 :901

A27.9:2

A27.9:23

A29.6:26

A29.6:30

A9.6:U

Al.6:28

A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A29.6:

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A29.6:

A 1.10:901

A10.2:P83
Al. 10:898
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899

A9.6:22
A4. 1:899
A10.12:2
A29.6:27
A29.6:26

A9.6:22
A4. 1 :901
A10.3:120
A 13.3:25
A 29. 6:27
A29.6:28
A29.3:32

A29.3:31

477

28/

Index

Porto Rico — Continued

Meteorological notes fi-om (Geddings). 1900.

Report on (Cline). 1901. p. 353 ."

Rubber cultivation in (Cook). 1900

Trade of (Hitchcock). _ 1898

"Weights and measures in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. ]>. 567

See also Hacienda Perla — San Juan.
Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station:

Annual report for 1901 (Gardner). 1902. p. 381

Pul)lications of

Portugal:

Agriculture in. 1871. p. 141

Icerya purchasi in, work against, with account of introduction

from America of Novius cardinalis (Howard). 1898. p. 30..

Novius cardinalis in, introduction from America, account of (Le

Cocq). 1898. p. 32

Post, J. W. Railroads, track on wooden and metal ties, expenses

of maintenance of. p. 25

Postal regulations. 1898. p. 674

Postal telegraph clock and Aveather bulletin, note on (Abbe) . 1897.

p. 351

Poston, Charles D. Irrigation, report on. p. 193

Pot culture, Wagner method of (Lindsej'). 1897. p. 77

Pot experiment to test field observations concerning soil deficiencies.

(Hartwell). 1901. p. 73 :

Pot experiments, vegetation house arranged for (Britton). 1901.

p. 152

Pot or box vs. plat experimentation (Thome). 1891. p. 81

Potash:

As manure. 1870. p. 287

Available, soil solvents for (Huston and Bartlett). 1896. p. 91..
Bichromate of, does cream lose fat on keeping for long time with

and without? (Winton). 1894. p. 192

Determination of —

in fertilizers, some sources of error in (Scovell and other.^).

1896. p. 42

■ in soils (Snyder). 1895. p. 48

same (Goss). 1895. p. 50

results on official samples and descriptions of methods em-
ployed (Fassbender) . 1894. p. 25

sources of errors in (Terne). 1891. p. 150

Direct determination of, in soil solution (Peter). 1894. p. 65...
Estimation of, abstract of report on (committee of French Asso-
ciation of Sugar Chemists) . p. 43

Lindo-Gladding method of determining, report of use of sodium

chloride in (Winton). 1891. p. 148

Method for determining. 1886. p. 45

Muriate of, harmful effects of. 1897. p. 15

See also Hawaiian soils — Suint.
Potash committee. Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, re-
port of:

1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.

p. 42 .
p. 39.
p. 79.
p. 68.
p. 144
p. 58.
p. 52.

17.

14.

27.

29.

29 .

58.

13.

17.

Massififiitluu 110.

A29.6:28

A29.6:29

A6.4:28

A12.3:13

A29.6:26

A 10. 1^:901
A10.12:

A27.9:9

A9.6:18.

A9.6:18

A13.3:3
Al. 10:898

A29.6:25

Al. 1:867
A10.6:7

A7.3:62

A 10. 3:99
A10.5:3

A27.9:8
A7.3:49

A7.3:43

A7.3:49
A7.3:47
A7.3:47

A7.3:43
A7.3:31
A7.3:43

A7.3:16

A7.3:31
A7.3:12
A1.9:56

Potash and its function in agriculture (Wiley). 1896. p. 107

A7.3:16
A7.3:19
A7.3:24
A7.3:28
A7.3:31
A7.3:35
A7.3:38
A7.3:43
A7.3:47
A7.3:49
A7.3:51
A7.3:56
A7.3:57
A7.3:62
A7.3:67
Al. 10:896

478

Potassium, iodideof, treatment of lumjiv jaw witli (Norgaanl ). p. 135.

Same (Norgaard). 1893. p. 39 ..1

Potassium sulphide. See Nitrogen determination.
Potato:

Composition of different parts of, and loss of nutrients during
process of boiling (Frisby and Bryant). 1897. p. 25

Crop —

condition of, monthly notes on

statistics of, annual

Cultivation of, experiments in. 1873. p. 194

Cultureof (Duggar). 1896

same, in Lake County, Ohio (Abbott), j). 295

Digestibility of (Snyder). 1897. p. 20

Diseased, how to use. 1865. No. 8. p. 27

Diseases of — •

and their treatment (Galloway). 1899

cause and cure of (Taylor). 1869. p. 64

some destructive, what thev are and how to prevent them
(Galloway). 1894 1

Ensiling, desirability of. p. 21

Experiments with ( Scovel ). 1874. p. 331

Extra-early, methods of securing (Smith ). 1900. p. 6

Feeding value of (Smith), p. 511

Food for man. 1898. p. 11

Great Britain. 1894. p. 145

History, habits, diseases, etc. p. 225

Improved culture of. 1899. p. 9

same. 1902. p. 6

Large and small. _ 1866. p. 436

Loss of nutrients in boiling (Snyder). 1897. p. 7

same (Frisby and Bryant). 1897. p. 25

Production, imports, and exports of, 1885-94. p. 142

Raising in Tennessee (Callender). ji. 657

Second-crop, for seed. 1899. p. 11

Starch from, manufacture of ( Wiley ) . 1900

Starch in, importance of. 1897. p. 10

Sweet, as food for hogs ( Duggar) . p. 501

Value of, as food (Langworthv). 1900. p. 337

Yield of varieties of. 1868. 'p. 446

See also Crops, principal — Irish potato — Sweet potatoes.
Potato beetle. See Colorado potato beetle.
Potato blight and rot:

Combating, report on (Biinzli). 1891. p. 78

Comparative test of fungicides in checking (Jones). 1893. p. 89.

Microscopic investigations of (Tavlor). 1872. p. 507

same (Tavlor). 1873. p. 118"

Treatment of. 1887 .*

See uho I*otato rot.

Potato bread for horses in Germany (Hughes), p. 530

Potato-bud weevil, report of (Chittenden). 1895. p. 350

Potato bug:

Experiments with. 1868. p. 361

Remedy for. 1868. p. 32

See aho Colorado i)otato ))eetle — Grosbeak, rose-breasted.

Potato flour or farina ( Macrae), p. 390

Potato fungus, microscopic observations of (Taylor) :

1873. p. 251

1874. p. 273

Potato rot injuries, experiment in preventing (Weed). 1889.1). 158..

See aho Potato blight and rot.
Potato scab:

Cause and means of prevention of. 1897. p. 20

Fungus of, remarks on (De Lagerheim). 1891.

Report on (Sorauer). 1889. p. 47

Potato-tu])er moth, report of:

1892. p. 239

1893 (Wight), p. 163

Index

I'lassiflcatlun no.
A4. 1:891-2
A4.3:2

A 10. 3:43

A27.9:

A27.1:

A27.9:ll

A1.9:35

Al. 1:865

A 10. 3:43

A27.9:3

A1.9:91
A27.9:7

A1.9:15

A1.9:79

A27.9:12

A1.9:114

A4. 1:898

A1.9:84

A27.9:33

A 1.1:868

A1.9:92

Al. 9:149

A27.9:4

Al 0.3:43

A10.3:43

A27.9:33

Al. 1:880

A1.9:92

A7.3:58

A1.9:65

A4. 1:898

A 1.10:900

A27.9:6

p. 103

A28.5:6

A10.3:16

A27.9:10

A27.9:ll

A28.4:4

A4. 1:899
A9.7:7

A27.9:6
A27.9:6

Al. 1:875

A27.9:ll
A27.9:12
A28.5:5

Al.9:56
A28.5:7
A6.3:8

A9.7:4
A9.7:5

479

Index

Potomac Flats, orassep and fodder plants on (Ball). 1900

Potonuu- lands of Virginia for ajrricultural purposes. 1872. p. 16...
Potomac Eiver, phenological observations on (Very). 1900. p. 154.

Potter, C. S. Wool-growing, profits of. 18(54. No. 1. p. 22

Potter, Isaac B. Address of, before national road conference July,

1894. p. 50

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., sphingidse and Bombycidae taken by electric

lamps at, list of (Dyar). 1891. p. 822

Poultry:

Animal matter a necessity for. p. 16

Bibliography of (Hawks). 1897

Condimental and medicinal foods for. 1901. p. 22

Dressed, in foreign cities (Ashby). p. 330

Dressing and packing for shipment. 1901. p. 25

Enumeration of. 1880-90. p. 113

Foreign markets for. p. 321

Great Britain (Halstead). p. 508

Industry, condition of ( Dodge ) . p. 305

Infectious diseases among, investigations concerning. 1895

Markets of Paris ( Ashby ). p. 341

Preparing for London markets (Lowe), p. 333

Raising —

for market, p. 345

in Belgium ( Lincoln ) . p. 506

in France. 1873. p. 365

on the farm (Salmon). 1901

same, p. 235

Eeport on ( Heff ron ) . p. 358

Sale of, in New York. 1869. p. 302*

Tapeworms of, present knowledge of (Stiles) . 1896. p. 9

same, bibliography (Hassall). 1896. p. 81

Young, gape disease of, in Kentucky (Garman). p. 504

tSee also Chickens — Farm animals.
Poultry associations, list of:

1898. p. 615

1899. p. 697

1900. p. 652

1901. p. 627

Powdery mildew, treatment of nursery stock for (Galloway). 1891. .

See also Grapes.

Powell, E. P. Agriculture in rural schools. 1902. p. 109

Powell, John Wesley, address of, before convention of National

League for Good Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 17

Powers, W. A. See, as joint author, Hopkins, Cyril George.
Prairie dog:

Destruction of, directions for ( Merriam )

Great Plains (Merriam). 1901. p. 257

New, from Wyoming, description of (Merriam). 1890. p. 83

Prairie ground squirrels. See Squirrels.

Prairie land, tile-horned prionus in, note on. 1886. p. 39

Prairie pastures, worn-out native, renewing of (Williams)

Prairie region:

Forage conditions of (Smith) . 1895. p. 309

Timothy in (Williams). 1896. p. 147

Prairie skies, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 217

T^rjii ri PS '

Sheep on (Grinnell). p. 300

Timber on (Edwards), p. 495

Trees in, note on. 1866. p. 286

See also Destitute regions.
Pratt, Zadock. Dairy farming, with some account of farm of the

writer, p. 456 i

Preble, Edward A.:

Biological investigation of (Keewatin) Hudson Bay region. 1902.

Jumping mice of genus Zapus, revision of. 1899

Classification no.
A3. 4:28
A27.9:10
A29.6:28
A27.9:3

A22.3:10

A9.7:3

A1.9:97
A17.3:18
Al. 9:144
A4. 1:899
Al. 9:144
A27.9:32
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:891-2
A4.3:8
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899

Al. 1:862
A4. 1:900
A27.9:ll
A1.9:141
A4. 1:900
Al. 1:862
A27.9:7
A4.3:12
A4.3:12
A4. 1:898

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
A28.4:10

A10.3:120

A10.3:14

A5.4:32
Al. 10:901
A5.5:4

A9.3:12
A3. 4:4

Al. 10:895
A1.10:896
A29.6:26

Al. 1:862
Al. 1:862
A27.9:4

Al. 1:865

A5.5:22
A5.5:15

I'Bj- a misprint, this page number appears twice.

480

precipitation:

Average annual, in United States, 1871-1901 (Henry) p. 207

Boston, Mass., Chicago, 111., Dodge Citv, Kans., Jupiter, Fla.,

St. Louis, Mo., and San Francisco, Calif., 1889-91. p. 108

Cycles of ( Murdoch ) . 1902. p. 482

Daily, tables of, at special river and rainfall stations of U. S.

AVeather Bureau, for 1893, 1894, 1895. 1900

Depth of, corresi)onding to given weights, tal)le showing. 1892..

Details of, at stations in Nebraska and South Dakota. 1894

Excessive, in United States (Henry). 1897. p. 13

Homogeneity and uniformity of, at Weather Bureau stations, notes

on (Abbe). 1897. p. 249

^leasurement of ( ^Marvin)

M. aithlv notes on, July, 1891-Oct., 1902

New York City, 1870-91 (Draper), p. 79

Normal, in- region of Great Lakes (Henry). 1899. p. 151

Pacific Northwest, and possibility of high water in Columbia
[river] from melting snow in mountains ( Pague). 1899. p. 252.
Relation of water level of Great Salt Lake to (Murdoch). 1901.

p. 22

Theory of formatioh of, on mountain slopes (Pockels). . 1901.

pp. 152, 306

True amount of, determination of, and its bearing on theories of

forest influences ( Abbe ) . 1893. p. 175

Washington, D. C, 1874-91. p. 79

See alxo Atmospheric precipitation — Climatic charts — Clima-
tology.
Predaceous insects. See Insects.

Preserved meats, adulterations of (Bigelow and others). 1902. p. 375.
Press:

Good roads and (Battey). 1902. p. 55

Opinions of, concerning free distribution of seed by Agriculture

Department t.

Relations of weather officials with, how promoted (Sims). 1899.

p. 74

Work of, for good roads ( Battey) . 1901. p. 89

Press bulletins. Forestry Division, Agriculture Department

Pressey, H. A., and Myers, E. W. Hydrography of southern Appa-
lachians, p. 123

Prevost, L. Silk culture in California, letter on. 1867. p. 285

Price, M. M. Vine disease in France. 1873. p. 172

Price, Overton \V.:

Forestry, practical, in southern Appalachians, p. 357

Lumbering in southern Api)alachians now and under Govern-
ment ownership and supervision, p. 61

Price, R. H. Peaches, classification of varieties of. 1898. p. 82 . .

Price lists of i)ublications of Agriculture Department

Prillieux, Edouard Ernest:

Aiguillon, France, black-rot of grape vine, treatment of, experi-
ments at, in 1 888. p. 49

Grape mildew, treatment of, in M^doc, report of minister of agri-
culture on. 1886. p. 83

Prince Edward area, Virginia, soil survey of (Mooney and Caine).

p. 259

Prince George County, Md., soil survey of (Bonsteel and party).

p . 1 7 3

Pringle, C. G. See, as collector. Coulter, John M., and Rose, Joseph
Nelson.

Printing, Solandi [sun] . [Halsted.] 1894. p. 93

Printing office. Agriculture Department, report of foreman (Skin-
ner.) 1894. p. 185

Privet web-worm; rejiort on. 1888. p. 22

Probert, John T. , short l)iography of. 1902. p. 450

Proconia undata in injurious numbers, note on. 1886. p. 42

Proctor, Frank W.:

Atmosjiheric rolls, horizontal, report on. 1896. p. 367

Wind nomenclature, report on. 1897. p. 54

Index

I'lasislflcatlun nu.
A29.6:30

A29.6:20
A29.6:30

A29.2:P91^
A29.2:P91»
A29.2:P91i
A29.6:25

A29.6:25
A29.il :E
A29.6
A29.6:20
A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

A13.3:7
A29.6:20

A7.3:13io

A22.3:22

A1.2:S23^

A29.3:24
A 22. 3:21
A13.6:

A1.2:Ap4^

A27.9:5

A27.9:ll

Al. 10:900

A1.2:Ap42
A10.3:49

A21.8:

A6.3:10
A6.3:2
A26. 5:901'
A26. 5:901'

Al 0.3:20

Al. 1:894
A9.7:l
A29.6:30
A9.3:12

A29.6:24
A29.6:25

114—04-

-31

481

p

34.

Index

Produce:

Exports and prices of, 1864. No. 3, p. 6; No. 4, p. 8; No. 5, p. 33;

No. 6, p. 32

same, 1865. No. 1 , \). 36; No. 2, p. 33

Prices of, in Great Britain, 1860-64. No. 6.
Statistics of United Kingdom. 1893. p. 210
See alfio Farm j>roducts.

Produce brokers, farmers as, tax on. 1870. p. 77

Pronulja, maxillary tentacles of (Smith). 1893. p. 161

Pronuba pollination, notes on (Riley). 1889. p. 367

Projiagating garden. tSi'e Garden, United States j^ropagating.

Property, loss of, by lightning (Henry). 1899. p. 45

Property and Stationery Division, Agriculture Department, report of

Cfhief of (Hall). 1894. p. 209

Proteid matters, separation of flesh bases from, by means of chlorin

and bromin (Wiley). 1898. p. 27.... _. ........

Proteids, nitrogen of, and that of simpler amids or amido-acids, in-
vestigation of analvtical methods for distinguishing between

(Mallet). 1898. .J.

Protein, effect of rations. 1897. p. 4

Protoparce Carolina, life history of (Alwood). 1898. p. 72

Protozoa, infectious disease, entero-hepatitis, among turkeys, caused

by (Smith). 1895. p. 7

Proverbs, weather, notes on ( Abbe) . 1896. p. 374

Providence, R. 1., research at, on atmospheric radiation (Very).

1900

Provisions, exports of, 1856-62. No. 5, p. 7

Prune rust, report on (Pierce). 1891. p. 354

Prunes:

Culture of, in Pacific northwest (Lake) . p. 41

same, reprinted

Food vakie of (Langworthy ). 1899. p. 22

Prunes and prune culture in western Europe, with special refer-
ence to existing conditions in Pacific northwest (Lake). 1901.
Pruning. See Trees — "Woody plants.
Prussia:

Agricultural expositions in, results of. 1871. p. 456

Agricultural production in. 1869. p. 149

Agriculture in, 1867. p. 41

American corn in. 1868. p. 462

Cropsof. 1866. p. 387

Game laws of. 1871. p. 205

Harvest in provinces of, 1853-62. No. 2. p. 1 1

Meteorological Institute of, work of, notes on (Abbe). 1901.

p. 70

Railways, methods of impregnation of railway ties as practiced

for (Fernow). 1894. p. 286

See also Geisenheim-on-the- Rhine — Popi^elsdorf.
Pseudococcus. See Maple pseudococcus.

Pseudomanas hyacinthi, Ps. campestris, Ps. phaseoli, and Ps.
stewarti — four one-flagellate yellow bacteria parasitic on plants,

cultural characters of (Smith). 1901

See also Wakker's hyacinth germ.

Psychrometric tallies, note on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 449

Psylla. See Pear-tree psylla.

Pteridophvtaof western Texas, descriptions of (Underwood). 1894.

p. 557

Pteridophytes, North American, new species of, published in 1891,

systematic and alphabetic index of ( Clark ) . p. 151

Same, published in 1892. p. 233

Pteridophytes of western Texas, manual of, 1891-4. (Coulter)

Pul)lic and weather forecaster (Watts). 1902. p. 142

Pul>lic and weather forecasts (Boyer) . 1902. p. 151

Public domain:

Disposition of, etc. 1896. p. 558

Extent of, report of. p. 454

Report on (West). 1898. p. 325

Classlflcatlou no.

A27.9:2
A27.9:3
A27.9:2
A27.9:31

A27.9:8

A9.7:5

A9.7:l

A29.3:27

Al. 1:894
A7.3:54

A7.3:54
A1.9:56
A9.6:17

A4.3:8
A29.6:24

A29.5:G
A27.9:l
A28.5:7

A20. 1:894

A20.4:2

A1.9:105

A20.3:10

A27.9:10

A27.9:7

A27.9:6

A27.9:6

A27.9:4

A27.9:9

A27.9:2

A29.6:29

A13.3:9

A28.3:28
A29.6:28

A6.5:2

A6.5:l

A6.5:l

A6.5:2

A29.3:31

A29.3:31

Al. 10:896
Al. 1:868
A 1.10:898

482

Public domain — Continued

Tiuil)er or forests on, legislation for preservation of (Egleston).
1888. p. 212

Pul)lic health:

Relation of bovine tuberculosis to (Salmon) . 1901

Sjiraying fruits in its relation to, special consideration of. 1892..

Pul)iic improvement, citizen's duty to (Moses). 1902. p. 36

Public institutions, (lietaries in (Atwater). 1901. p. 393

Public lands. >See Lands — Public domain.

Public Road Inquiries Office, Agriculture Department (formerly
Office of Road Inquiry )

Public roads. *S'e Roads.

Public schools, meteorologv in, how much should be attempted,
methods of teaching^ (Chaffee). 1902. p. 85

Publications Division, Agriculture Department ( formerly Division of
Records and Editing):
Work of, for farmer ( Hill). 1897. p. 204

Puccinia, new species of, descriptions of (Tracy). 1891. p. 281

Puccinia and pbragmidium, relationship of (De Laaerheim). 1891.
p. Ill

Puerto Rico. See Porto Rico.

Pullen, Isaac. Peach, propagation, cultivation, varieties, etc. p. 191.

Pulvinaria acericola (W. & R.) and P. innumerabilis rathv. (How-
ard). 1898. p.57

Pulvinarias, two most abundant on maple (Howard). 1900. p. 7 ..

Pump, spraying without (Aldrich):

1894. p. 114

1895. p. 28

Punctistriga. See Artace punctistriga.

Punjab, India. Cotton crop of. 1889. p. 163

Pupation, methods of, among Chalcididae (Howard). 1891. p. 193.
Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.:

Agricultural building"(new) at. 1901. p. 612

Dietary studies at (Stone)

sarne, comments on ( Atwater and Woods ) . p. 23

Pure-food law, working of a ( Beal ) . 1 900. p. 23

Pure-food laws of European countries affecting American exports

(Bigelow). 1901

Pur.slane:

Flea-beetle living on (Chittenden). 1898. p. 83

Value as a food (Langworthy). 1900. p. 22

Purslane caterpillar, report on. 1888. p. 104

Purssell, B. M. Signals, Weather Bureau. 1892. p. 47

Putullo, Andrew. Road problem. 1901. p. 84

Pvralid, osage orange, report of (Murtfeldt). 1893. p. 155

Pyralidse, descriptions of, from Death Valley (Fernald). 1894. p.

255

Pyralidina of Death Valley expedition. 1894. p. 254

Pyrenomycetes, history of develoi)ment of, contributions to (Von

Tavel). 1889. pp. 53, 113, ISl

Pyrethrum:

Experiments with —

Kirkwood, Mo. (Murtfeldt). p. 85

same, p. 85

report on. 1883. p. 16

Its use as an insecticide, rejiort on. \^. 76

Kerosene emulsion and ( Riley ) . 1 S91 . p. 32

Pyrheliometer, Angstrom's, examination of (Marvin). 1901. p. 454.
Pyrophosphoric acid. Si'c Cotton-seed meal.
"Quailitance, A. L. :

Aleurodidfe, American, contributions toward a monograph of.

1900. p. 9

Cicada, periodical, feeding habits of adults of. 1902. ]>. 90

Diabrotica 12-punctata oliv., observations on. 1900. \\. 35

Insects of year in CJeorgia. 1899. p. 56

San Jose .scale, experiments with lime, salt, and sulphur wash
against, in Maryland. 1 902. p. 37

Index

i'lassint'iitiuu no.

A13.3:2

A4.3:33
A1.9:7
A22.3:23
Al. 10:901

A22.

A29.3:31

A21.

Al. 10:897

A28.5:7

A28.5:6

Al. 1:865

A9.6:17
A9.6:22

A9.7:7
A9.6:2

A27.9:28
A9.7:4

A10.6:13
A10.3:32
A10.3:32
Al. 9:122

A7.3:61

A9.6:18

Al. 9:119

A9.7:l

A29.3:7

A22.3:21

A9.7:5

A9.7:6
A9.7:6

A28.5:5

Al. 1:881-2
A9. 1:882
A9.3:3
A 9. 1:882
A9.7:4
A29.6:29

A9.8:8
A9.6:37
A 9. 6:26
A9.6:20

A9.6:37

483

Index

Quaintance, A. L., and Smith, Ralph I. Egg-laying record of plum

curculio. 1902. ]>. 105

Quarantine. See also Cattle quarantine — South America.

Quarantine regulations, orders, etc

See ai.<o Cattle orders.

Quarantine stations, imports of animals at. 1897. p. 250

Quassia and other hoj) substitutes in beer, improved method of

detecting (Allen). 1887. _ p. 376

Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, natural historv of

(Osgood). 1901. p. 7 "

See also Australasia.

Question box at farmers' institutes (Amoss). 1902. p. 49

Quince, aphids of (Sanderson) . 1902. p. 123

Kal^bits:

Hepatic coccidiaof, Eimeria stiedcT correct name for (Stiles), p. 18.
Immunity in, experiments on production of, with reference to
hog cholera and swine-plague bacteria (Smitii and Moore).

1S94. p. 41

Rabies:

Alleged, in Nebraska, investigation of (Gibbs). p. 188

Causes, frequencv, and treatment (Salmon). 1900. p. 211

same, p. 122 /

Diseaseincattlenot distinguishable from (Moore). 1896. p. 10..
Districts affected with, movement of animals from, order con-
cerning, Dec. 11, 1899

Report of committee on public health of Medical Society of Dis-
trict of Columbia. 1900

Washington, D. C. (Moore and Fish ) . p. 267

same ( Salmon ) , 1900

See (iho Animals.
Rabun Count v, Ga., cattle in part of, releasing from quarantine, 1898.

Same, Aug. 1, 1899

Radlkofer, L. Sapindaceye, three new species of, from western

Mexico an<l Lower California. 1893. p. 367

Rafinesque (C. S.) on atmospheric dust, notes on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 291

Rafter, George W. Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 230..
Ragan, W. H.:

Fruit growing, progress in. 1901. p. 673

Home vineyard, with special reference to northern conditions. 1902.

Raiffeisen loan associations of Germany. 1891. p. 414

Railroad companies, letter to, relative to exportation of diseased

cattle. 1890

Railroad ties:

Annual charges for (Fernow). 1887. p. 105

Chestnut oak for, circular on (Colman). 1887

Consumption of, in C. S. 1890. p. 41

Impregnation of, methods as practiced for Prussian railwavs

( Fernow). 1894. p. 286 '. . .

Metal-
report on (Fernow). 1887. p. 108

sub.stitution for wood in (Tratman). 1890. p. 53

use of (Tratman). 1894

]\Ietal track on railwavs as substitute for wooden (Tratman).

1889. p. 7 '.

Structure, behavior, and causes of decay of, in roadbed (Dudley).

1887. p. 31

Timl>er used for, kinds and (juantity of (Hough). 1884. p. 119.

Treatment of, in England (Tratman). 1888. p. 49

Railroads:

Connection of, with forest tires (Egleston). 1887. p. 128

Construction of —

1889. p. 48

1890. p.37

1891. p. 27

Consumption of forest supplies by, and practicable economy in

theiruse. 1890. p. 13

Classlflcatiuu no.

A9.6:37

A4.5:

A4. 1:897

A7.3:13'

A5.5:21

A10.3:110
A10.3:115

' A4.3:35
A4.3:6

A4. 1:897
Al. 10:900
A4. 1:900
A4.3:10

A4.5:48

A4.3:25
A4. 1:895-6
A4.4:30

A4.5:21
A4 5:41

A6.5:l

A29.6:28
A29.6:30

Al. 10:901
Al. 9:156
A27.9:29

AI.2:Ria

A13.3:l
A13.4:4
A13.3:4

A13.3:9

A13.3:l
A 13.3:4
A13.3:9

A13.3:3

A13.3:l
A13.5:4
A13.3:3

A13.3:l

A27.9:28
A27.9:29
A27.9:30

A13.3:4

484

Railroads — Continued

Frei.Ldit classifiration, changes in ( Ward). 1900

Information furnished ])y, regarding roads, road materials, and
freight rates in certain states west of Mississippi River. 1894.

same, in certain states north of Ohio River. 1S94

Land-grant and bond-aided, alphahetical list of, in U. S. 1902 ..
Metal track on, as substitute for wooden ties (Tratman). 1S89.

P 7

Mexican, statement of. 1 894. p. 355

Mileage of world. 187(5. p. 500

Presidents of, circular letter to, requesting cooperation with Office

of Road Inquiry, Agriculture Department

Relation of —

conmioii roads to ( I laupt ) . 1 902. p. 61

^ to agriculture ( Richards). 1902. p. 107

to forest supplies and forestry ( Kern ). 1887. ]>. 11

to find )er resources of U. S. (Tratman). 1889. p. 68

Roads and, speech on ( Spencer) . 1902. p. 41

Sleepers on, cast-iron versus steel, p. 312

Track, metal of, ])atents relating to (Tratman) —

1889. p. 36

1890. p. 326

1894. p. 292

Track on, wooden and metal ties, expense of maintenance of

(Post), p. 25

Transportation services, changes in rates of charge for (Newcomb) .

• Weather signals. 1883. No. 64. p. 18

Wool transportation, charges for. 1896

Railway Superintendents of Bridges and Buildings, American Inter-
national Association of, report of committee of, on strength of

bridge and trestle timbers. 1895. p. 41

Rain:

Index

Classlflcattiiii iiu.
A27.4:12

A22.3:5
A22.3:6
A13.2:R13-

A 13. 3:3

A27.9:32

A27.9:14

A22.4:5

A22.3:22

A10.3:120

A13.3:l

A13.3:3

A22.3:25

A 13. 3:9

A13.3:3
A13.3:4
A13.3:9

A13.3:3

A27.8:15

A27.9:21

A27.S:10

A13.3:12

Artificial, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 22

p. 116..

. 1901.
1896.

"p. "126!
p. 158.
l). 155 .

p. 422..
p. 461 . . .

1901.

Fish in, note on (Abbe). 1901. p. 263

Hawaiian Islands, notes on (Abbe). 1898

Local, extent of ( Abbe). 1895. p. 382 .. .

Monsoon, forecasting (Abbe). 1895. p. 213..

Popular queries about, with answers (Kimball)

Production of, by great fires, notes on (Al)be).

Radio-active, note on (Abbe). 1902. p. 313..

Red, and dust storms, notes on (Abbe). 1901.

Sand, dust, and nnid, notes on (Abbe). 1899.

.Seasonal, in Colorado, note on (Abbe). 1900.

Sulphur, notes on (Abbe). 1898. j). 115

Theor}' of formation of, on mountain slopes (Pockels).

pp. 152, 306

Trees as forecasters of (Abbe). 1902. p. 315

Worms, and angleworms, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 474

See a/so Snow and rain — Sulphur rains.
Rain and snow gage, IMarvin's weighing (Carlisle). 1899. p. 131 .

Same, instruction for using

Rain gages:

For measurement of hail (Abbe). 1898. p. 210

Instructions for use of

Readings, comparative, at Atlanta, (ia. (Henry). 1899. p. 543

Records of, reduction of (Jefferson). 1901. p. 499

Reliabilitv of (Abl)e). 1894. p. 25

Remarks on (Henry). 1901. p. 500

Wind and, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 464

Rain gushes in thunderstorms (Abbe). 1897. ]•. 303

Same (Ablte). 1898. p. 25g

Rain-pro(lucing processes, some (Oarriott). 1899. ji. 67

Rainstorm, great, of Octol)er, 1869. p. 378*

Rainbow:

High, note on (Al)l)e). 1898. p. 256

Lunar, notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 67,364

*B.v a misprint, tliis page number appears twice.

A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:23
A29.6:23
A29.6:29
A29.6:24
A29.6:30
A29.6:29
A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A29.6:26

A29.6:29
A29.6:30
A29.6:27

A29.3:24
A29.11:E

A29.6:25
A29.11:C
A 29. 6:27
A29.6:29
A29.6:22
A29.6:29
A29.6:27
A29.6:25
A29.6:26
.\ 29. 3:24
A27.9:7

A29.6:26
A29.6:26

485

p. 159 . .
p. 445 . . .

1893.

Index

Raindrops:

Large, formation of, notes on (Abbe). 1900.
Size and rate of fall, note on (Abbe). 1897.
Studies in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 158 .
Rainfall:

Ainoy, China, 1897-1902 (Fesler). p. 486

Barometric ])ressure and ( Al)be). 1895. p. 172

Catfh of, effect of wind on (Abbe). 1899. p. 308

same (Symons). 1899. p. 454

Causes of, with relation to surface conditions (Curtis).

p. 187

Chaj^res River, upper (Abbot) . 1900. p. 243

Climate and, ' relation of, to prevalence of fungus diseases

(Halsted). 1899. p. 126

Colon, Colombia, note on, 1893-95 ( Abbe) . p. 362

Convectional currents causing (Kimball). 1900. p. 483

Crop season (Henry). 1897. p. 607

Distribution of, over land (Herbertson). 1901. p. 67

England, 1841-63. No. 1. p. 42

Excessive, record of —

1898-99. p. 300

1900. p. 281

1901. p. 268

Experimental, report of (Abbe) . 1896. p. 373

Firmeza, Cuba, 1888-98. (Monroe), p. 252

Forest and, report on ( Hazen). 1897. p. 395

Forest clearing and cultivation, effects on (Fulton). 1899. p. 89.

same (Salisbury). 1899. p. 91

Forests —

influences upon (McMurtrie) . 1874. p. 432

same. 1876. p. 103

relation to, in West India islands (Hubbard). 1873. p. 117..

Grazing and, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 176

Great Lakes, overflow and (Abbe). 1898. pp. 164, 215

Great Salt Lake level and, relation between (Mackie). 1901.

p. 57

Heavy —

area of, in southern Appalachians (Hawkins). 1897. p. 442.

in local storms, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 207

region of (Hawkins). 1895. p. 294

High, Weather Bureau stations, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 257.
Hourlv results from self-registers for recording (Abbe). 1897.

p. 252

Idaho rivers and, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 473

Jamaica, notes on —

May, 1870-98 (Abbe), p. 415

1899 (Abbe), p. 206

1900 (Hall), p. 503

Leeward and Windward Islands (Jefferson) . 1901. p. 56

Leeward Islands ( Alexander) . 1901 . p. 254

Madras, India, and frequency of sun spots (Subha Rao). 1902.

p. 438 :

Masaya and Granada, Nicaragua (Henry). 1898. pp. 162, 305. . .

Measurements on ships, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 313

Mountains, relation to (Alexander). 1901. p. 6

New Haven, 1873-1900 (Davis), p. 261

Nicaragua, record of —

1850-51. (Childs). p. 409

1876-93 (Henrv). p. 305

1899 (Flint), p. 587 ^

Peronosporea} and, report on (HaLsted). 1889. *p. 6

Quantitv of, corresponding to given depths (Henry). 1898. p.

408 ."

Ratio of, to discharge of Chagres River, 1899 (Abbot), p. 541...

Rivas, Nicaragua, 1880-98 (Flint), p. 304

Saint Kitts, AV. I. (Alexander). 1900. p. 487

San Juan, Porto Rico, report on (Phillips). 1899. p. 319

L'liissiflcatloii no.

I A29.6:28
A29.6:25
A29.6:28

A29.6:30
A29.6:23
A29.6:27
A29.6:27

A13.3:7
A29.6:28

A10.3:65

A29.6:26

A29.6:28

Al. 10:897

A29.6:29

A27.9:2

A29. 1:900
A29. 1:901
A29. 1:902
A29.6:24
A29.6:26
A29.6:25
A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A27.9:12
A27.9:14
A27.9:ll
A29.6:29
A29.6:26

A29.6:29

A29.6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:23
A29.6:27

A29.6:25
A29.6:27

A29.6:26
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A 29. 6:29
A29.6:29

A29.6:30
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:26
A29.6:29
A29.6:30

A29.6:26
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:27
A28.5:5

A29.6;26
A29.6:27
A 29. 6:26
.\29.6:28
A29. 1:898

486

Rainfall — Continued

Should weekly reports of, be telegraphed from vriluntary stations?

(Marbury). 1899. p. 108

Snow and, of United States, to end of 1891 (Harrington)

Temperature and, at Mersivan, Turkey (Abbe). 1897. p. 24.5 ..

Texas, 1881-9.S (Hanrick). p. 174

same, extraordinary (Hazen). 1899. p. 249

United States, re] x )rt on ( Hen ry ) . 1897. p. 317

same, with annual, seasonal, and other charts (Henry). 1897.
See (ilxd Califiirnia — Sulphur rains.

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 205

Rainfall chart, lines of equal time of water travel at Cairo, 111. 1892.
Rainfall laws, deduced from twenty years' observations (Hinrichs).

189.3

Rainfall observer.*?, special, instructions to. 1893

Same. 1902

Rainier, Mount, Washington. Hesperogenia, new genua of umbel-
life ne, from (Coulter). 1899. p.203

Raisin grape, cultivation of, by irrigation (Eisen), 1891. p. 225...

Raisin making (Furnas). 1892. p. 117

Raisins, muscatel, production of, in Malaga (Mark). 1875. p. 319..
Raleigh, N. C. :

Address at, on road improvement, Feb. 5, 1897 (Stone), p. 19 ..

Soil survey from, to Newbern, N. C. (Smith), p. 187

State fair, cattle exhibited at, order providing for return of non-
infected. Julv 18, 1899

same. 1900

Ramie, or "China grass":

American industry in, recent facts regarding (Dodge). 1893

Botanical considerations of, in France. 1892. p. 97

same, 2d ed. , p. 97

Cultivation of, in United States, with statements t-oncerning prac-
tice in foreign countries, cost of cultivation and percentages of
yield; the machine question, and preparation of fiber for man-
ufacture ( Dodge )

Culture and manufacture of jute and, in United States (Lefranc).

1873

Culture of jute and. p. 261

Culture in the South (Dodge). 1893. p. 164

Experiments in raising, etc. p. 220

Facts regardine, recent (Dodge) —

1891. p. 183

1894. p. 443

Importance of ( Dodge), j). 347

Letters concerning —

1869. p. 137

1870. p. 78

Machine trials —

at New Orleans. 1892. p. 347

in Paris, in 1889 (Dodge), p. 32

same, 2d ed., p. 32

Manufa(!ture of, status of. 1869. p. 369 *

Notes on. 1867. p. 149

Question, report on ( Dodge) . 1892. p. 75

same, 2d ed. , p. 75

Rand, William S. Liquid manuring, experiments in. p. 184

Randall, Henrv S. Sheep, selection, treatment, and diseases of, in

United States, i). 229

Randolph, Fred. J., and Francis, Fred. L. Thomas Jefferson as

meteorologist. 1896. p. 456

Randolph, L. S. Mechanical drawing, course of instruction in.

1901. p. 184 '.

Rane, F. William:

Agricultural experiment station work, progress of variety testing
in. 1901. p. 141

Index

I'lassiflcutluii no.

A29.3:24

A29.5:C

A 29. 6.25

A29.6:22

A29.6:27

A29. 1:897

A29.5:D

A29.6:30
A29.2:R13i

A29.2:R13

A29.12:R13

A29.12:R52^

A6.5:5
A15.2:P94'
A1.8:20
A27.9:I3

A22.4:28
A26. 5:9001

A4.5:37
A4.5:60

All. 5:2

A27.8:l
A11.5:l

All. 5:7

A1.8:8
Al. 1:873
A10.3:16
Al. 1:867

A27.9:29
Al. 10:894
A 1.1:865

A27.9:7
A27.9:8

A27.9:30
A27.8:l
All. 5:1
A27.9:7
A27.9:5
A27.8:l
All. 5:1
AI.1:867

A 1.1:863

A29.6:23

A 10. 3:99

.\1 0.3:99

*By a misprint, tins pn^'u number appears twice.

487

Index

Rane, F. William — Continued

Horticultiirii^ts at agricultural experiment stations, some unde-
fined duties and methods of. 1896. p. 76

Muskmelons, fertilization of, ))y inserts, notes on. 1898. p. 75 .
Range grass and forage plant experiments at Ilighmore, S. Dak.

(Scribner), 1899

Same (Scribner). 1901

Range im])rovement:

Administration and (Forbes). 1902. p. 85

Arizona (GrifRths). 1901

Central Texas, experiments in (Bentley). 1902

Experiments in (Smith). 1898 _. _.

Forage crops, and progress of experiments in, at Abilene, Tex.

(Bentley). 1899

Range industry, importance of (Taylor), p. 293

See also Stock ranges.

Ransom, L. A. Bermuda grass for hay. p. 87

Same. No. 61. p. 27

Rape plant:

As a forage plant (Williams) . 1899

History, culture, and uses ( Shaw ). 1893

Importance of, for feeding purposes. 1898. p. 9

Rapley, K. E. Louisiana, southwestern, soils and products of, in-
cluding parishes of Saint Landry, Lafayette, Vermilion, Saint

Martins, Iberia, and Saint Mary's. 1884

Rathbun, Mary Jane. Tres INIarias Islands, Mexico, Crustacea of,

1899. p. 73

Rathvon, S. S. Entomology and its relation to vegetable produc-
tions of soil, with reference to destructive and beneficial in-
sects, p. 372

Rathvon, S. V. Insects injurious to grape. 1868. p. 452

Rats and ))andicoots, trypanosomiasis in. p. 155

See also Kangaroo rats.

Raupenleim, report on (Smith). 1895. p. 31

Ravenel, H. W. Texas, fungi of. 1869. p. 169

Same. p. 171

Raw cotton, exports of, from United States, 1890-1895. p. 551

Same, 1890-1896. p. 596

Raw silk:

Examination of (McMurtrie). 1883. p. 56

Tenacitv, elasticity, and ductility of, notes on (Walker). 1889.

p. 309 '

Raza Island, plants collected at, by Edward Palmer in 1890, list of

(Vasey and Rose). 1890. p. 79

Read, j\I. C. Forests on headwaters of streams, preservation of.

1 884. p. 27

Reaping machines, evolution of (Miller). 1902

Reasoner, P. W. Fruits, tropical and semitropical, of Florida and

Gulf States, p. 7

Reciprocity and agricultural exports. 1 892. p. 391

Recipn icity and French tariff treaties. 1 892. p. 181

Reciprocity treaty, Canadian, note on. 1866. pp. 16, 144

Recording instruments. See Weather recording instruments.
Records and Editing Division, now Publications Division, Agricul-
ture Department

Records Division, Weather Bureau, tables for dividing by 672, 720,

744, 56, 60, 62 _

Red and black scales, Australian enemies of. 1892. p. 41

Red ants, report on (Riley). 1889. p. 104

Red ])Ug. See Cotton stainer.
Red cedar:

Notes on (Mohr). 1901

Two diseases of, caused liy Polyporus juniperinus n. sp. and

Polyporus carneus nees (Schrenk). 1900

Red clover seed:

Circular on ( Pieters). 1900

Information for purchasers (Pieters). 1901

riasslfieatioii no.

A10.3:30
A9.6:17

A3. 4:21
A3.4:33

A10.3:115
A19.3:4
A19.3:13
A3.4:8

A3.4:23

A4. 1:885

A 1.1:883
A27.9:21

A3.4:12
A1.9:ll
A1.9:78

A1.8:35
A5.5:14

Al. 1:862
A27.9:6
A4. 1:901

A9.6:2
A1.2:C29'
A1.2:C29''^
Al. 10:895
A1.10:896

A9.3:3

A9.7:l

A6.5:l

A1.7:5
A10.3:103

A20.3:l
A27.9:30
A 27. 9:30
A27.9:4

A21.

A29.2:T11
A9.7:5 ,
A9.7:2

A13.3:31
A28.3:21

A6.4:24

A 1.9:1 23

488

Index

('la«ts!Q('iiti(iii no.
A3.3:13

A9.7:5

A29.6:27

A9.7:5

Eed desert of Wyoming and its forage resources (Nelson). 1898 I

lied kafir corn. See Kafir corn.

Ked-legged flea-beetle, its injuries to orchard trees in Maryland and

Virginia (Schwarz). 1893. j). 33i

Red River Valley, soils in, temperature and moisture of, notes on,

1892-98 (Abbe), p. 477

Red scale:

Australian enemies. 1892. p. 41

California —

hy menopterous parasites of ( Howard) . 1 894. p. 227 A9. 7 :6

various methods for destroying (Coquillett). 1890. p. 9 A9.3:22

Destruction of, use of hvdrocvanic-acid gas for (Coc|uillett).

1890. p. 202 .' ■. A9.7:2

Experiments on (Koebele). p. 558 A 1.1:886

Red spiders of U. S., report on (Banks). 1900. p. 65 A9.8:8

Redden, Laura C. Orange and citron, culture of. p. 147 Al. 1 :867

Redfield, John A. Cotton worms, destruction of, by birds. 1883.

No. 65. p. 25 A27.9:21

Redfield and Espy period of meteorological advancement, 1830 to

' 1855 (Davis). 1895. p. 305 A29.3:1P

Reed, C. D. Forecasting for the farmer. 1900. p. 287 -. A29.6:28

Reed, W. M.:

Irrigation in New Mexico, 1901. 1902. p. 37 A10.3:119

Pecos River and its tributaries, New Mexico, irrigation along.

1902. p. 61 .----.--: A10.3:104

Pecos Valley, New Mexico, irrigation in; use of water in. 1900.

p. 85 A10.3:86

Reeve, James K. Truck farming, p. 663 ... .' Al. 1 :888

Reforestation in Leeward Islands (Alexander). 1901. p. 254 A29.6:29

Refractions, atmospheric, at surface of water (Abbe). 1896. p. 371. A29.6:24
Refrigeration, influenceof, on fruit industry (Taylor). 1900. p. 561. Al. 10:900
Reli, L. Scale insects on American fruit imported into Germany,

abstracted and translated by E. A. Schwarz. 1900. p. 79 A9.6:22

Rehart, S. V. Snow and rain, seasonal, prediction of. 1894. p. 26. A29.6:22
Reichert methods, application of, to mixed butters (Besana). 1890.

p. 105 A7.3:24

Reid, George. See, for reports as Superintendent, 1865, Farm, exper-
imental, Agriculture De}mrtment.
Reid, James D. Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in Great Britain,

Scotland, and Ireland. 1891. p. 401 A4.1:889-90

Renoe, Elizabeth. Ice caves at Flagstaff, Ariz. 1901. p. 54 A29.6:29

Renoe, Milton G., short biography of. 1897. ji. 484 A29.6:25

Renovated Ijutter:

Household tests for detection of oleomargarine and (Patrick).

1901 Al. 9:131

Identification of (Patrick). 1902. p. 115 A7.3:67

Renovated l)utter and other dairy products, rules and regulations
prescribed for inspection of, under act of May 9, 1902, and in-
formation concerning "adulterated butter," June 21, 1902 A4.5:94

Same, Oct. 1, 1902 A4.5:97

Same, Nov. 1, 1902 A4.5:98

Rent unions in Bengal, India. 1875. p. 895 A27.9:13

Reptiles:

Annotated list of, collected in Idaho by C. Hart Merriam and

party, 1890 (Stejneger). p. 109 A5.5:5

Importation of, into Hawaii, order preventing. 1902 A5.4:36

See also Tres Marias Islands, ^Mexico.
Reptiles and batrachians:

Collected by C. Hart INIerriam and Vernon Bailey in San Fran-
cisco Mountain plateau and desert of Little Colnrado, Arizona,
annotated list of, with descriptions of new species (Stejneger).

1890. p. 103 A5.5:3

Collected by C. Hart Merriam and party in Idaho, 1890, anno-
tated list of (Stejneger). 1891. p.l09 A5.5:5

Collected by Death Valley expedition in 1891, annotated list of,
with descriptions of new species and field notes hy Meniam
(Stejneger). p. 159 Aa.o:*

4-89

Index

Rescue grass:

Circular on (Shear). 1900

Seeds of (Hillman). 1902

Reservoir yysteni of Caclie la Poudre Valley, report on (Nettleton).

1901

Reservoirs, some tvpic'al, in Rockv ^Mountain States (Mead). 1901.

p. 415 .'

Resin compounds, experiments with, on Phylloxera, in 1890 (Koe-

bele). p. 37

Rt'sinons contents and their distriV)ntion in trees of long-leaf pine,
chemical study of, before antl after tapping for turpentine

(Gomberg). 1893. p. 34 :

Resi)iration, organs of, noncontagious diseases of, of cattle (Lowe).

p. 101 -

Resfjiration calorimeter, new, description of, and experiments on
conservation of energy in human bodv (Atwater and Rosa).

1899 \ -

Respiration calorimeter of special construction, preliminary investi-
gations of metabolism of nitrogen and carbon in human organ-
ism with (Atwater and others). 1897

Respiratory organs, diseases of, of horses (Harbaugh). p. 87 -

Revenue, mountain roads as a source of (Abbott). 1901. p. 527

See also Internal revenue.

Reynolds, A. and M. Australasia, meat trade of. p. 92

Reynolds, Joseph. See, as joint author. Brown, Simon.

Revnolds, 31. H. Veterinarian, experiment station, as member of

State board of health. 1898. p. 14

Rhawn, William H. Address'of, before national road conference.

July, 1894. p. 39

Rheea fiber, information concerning (Bleclynder). 1870. p. 227...
Rhine region, regimen of, high-water phenomena and their predic-
tion (Tein). 1894. p. 117

Rhine vintage, note on. 1888. p. 578

Rhinoceros beetle, notes on (Chittenden). 1902. p. 28

Rhode Island:

Birches in, occurrence of Bucculatrix canadensisella on (Pack-
ard). 1892. p. 14

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 8

Road improvement, extract from governor's message (Dyer), p.9.

Weather of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 565

See also Providence.

Rhubarb, forcing, results of (Smith). 1899. p. 13

Rice, (Mrs.) M. E.' Entilia sinnata, notes on. 1893. p. 243

Rice, Thomas D. See, as joint author, Pippin, Elmer 0.
Rice:

Cultivation, production, and distribution of, in United States and

foreign countries

Cultivation of (Faveau). p. 174

same. 1874. p. 372

Culture in United States, present status of (Knapp). 1899

same ( Knapp ) . 1900

Growers of, circular to. n. d

India, crop of. 1894. p. 147

Irrigation of —

in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia (Keeney).

1902. p. 59

in United States. 1902

on uplands of Louisiana and Texas (Bond). 1902. p. 11

Japan culture (Tamari ). 1885. p. 187

Louisiana crop, statement on, 1860-1869. p. 430

Meal, feeding to pigs. 1901. p. 24

Pro.luction of, 1850-1870. p. 12

same, in United States. 1894. pp. 483, 630

Soils of South Carolina (Whitney). 1893. p. 77

See also Crops, principal.

Rice Association, American, officers of. 1900. p. 643

Same. 1901. p. 637

I'lasslflcittluii iio>

A3. 4:26
A19.3'':R31

Al 0.3:92

Al. 10:901

A9.3:23

A13.3:8
A4.2:C29^

A10.3:63

A10.3:44

A4.2:H78

A1.10:901

A4. 1:893-4

A4.3:22

A22.3:10

A27.9:8

A29.3:ll'

A27.9:26

A9.6:38

A9.7:5
A27.9:6
A22.4:33
A29.6:26

Al. 9:107
A9.7:5

A27.8:6

Al. 1:867

A27.9:12

A6.3:22

A1.9:110

A5.4.5

A27.9:33

A10.3:113

A10.3:113

A10.3:113

A1.7:9

A27.9:8

Al. 9:144

A27.8:10

A27.9:32

A27.3:6

Al. 10:900.
A1.10:901.

490

Rice region, Weather Bureau Service, instructions governing (Berry).
Rice stations of Weather Bureau, instructions and code for encipher-
ing reports at

Richards, Charles Russ:

Heating vahie of corn, calorinietric determination of. 1898. p. 95.

Manual training and apprentice system. 1894. p. 73

Richards, Edgar:

Alcohol, withdrawal from bond for scientific purposes. 1889. p. 71.

Apples, analyses of. p. 350

Butter, American, analyses of, averages of. 1886. p. 23

Phosphoric acid determination, comparison of ofhcial and nitric

acid methods for. 1886. p. 24

Soil analysis, principles and methods of. 1886

Richards, Ellen H. Common food materials, nutritive value of.

1893. p. 3

Richards, George W. :
Clouds —

cirrus, on northwest side of a storm. 1897. p. 212

upper, and weather changes. 1898. p. 106

Richards, George W. and Abbe, Cleveland. Cloud observations,

form for record of. 1898. p. 456

Richards, I\I. V. :

Railroads, relation of, to agriculture. 1902. p. 107

Road improvement, prospects for, in the South. 1902. p. 17

Richardson, Clifford:

Ammonium citrate solution, neutralitv in, indicator for detection

of. 1886. p. 21 '.

Cereals, American, wheat, oats, Ijarley, and rye, chemical compo-
sition and physical properties of, 3d report, 1886

Grasses, American, chemical composition of, from investigations
in laboratory of Department of Agriculture, 1878-1882. p. 117..

Milk of Washington not normal. 1888. p. 24

Plants, certain, of economic value as food for man and stock, in

Texas and New Mexico, p. 282

Sorghum and sugar production, character an<l composition of

soils best adapted to. 1886. p. 60

Spices and condiments adulteration of —

1886. p. 291

1887. p. 129

Wheat, what science can teach about. 1883. p. 67

Wheat and corn, American, investigation of composition of —

1883

same, errata. 1884. p. 98 '.

1884. 2d report

See (dm, as editor of Proceedings, 1886-1888, Chemists, Official

Agricultural, Association of.
See also, for report as assistant chemist, Chemistry Bureau, Agri-
culture Department. 1883

Richardson, II. W.:

Acetylene gas, substitution of, for oil in storm-warning lanterns.

1902. p. 154

Temperatures at Duluth, Minn. p. iChi

Richardson, R. W. Good roads movement, character of. 1902.

P 27

Richman, Irving B. St. Gall, Switzerland, cost of hauling farm

products over wagon roads at. p. 11

Richmond, II. Droop:

Milk, fat in, estimation of. 1890. p. 162

Specific gravity, determination of rise in, on allowing milk to

stand after milking. 1894. p. 191

Richmond, . Sec Van Slyke, Lucius Lincoln.

Richmond, V'a., brass river gage at, description of, and its method

of support (Leisenring). 1899. p. 456

,SV'(' ii/.so N'irginia good roads convention.
Richmond Canal. See Logan and Richmond Canal, Utah.
Richmond County, N. Y. lung plague in, history'of (Rose), p. 468. . .

Index

I'liissini-iitlua no.
A29.12:C81

A29.12:C82

A 10. 3:49
A 10. 3:20

A7.3:24.
Al.l:886
A7.3:16

A7.3:12
A7.3:10

A 1.8:54

A29.6:25
A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A10.3:120
A22.3:23

A7.3:12

A7.3:9

A1.8:32
A7.3:19

Al.l:887

A7.3:10

A 1.1:886
A7.3:13^
A 1.7:2

A7.3:l
A7.3:4
A7.3:4

A 7.1

A29.3:31
A29.6:27

A22.3:23

A22.4:27

A 7. 3:24

A7.3:43

A 29. 6:27

A4. 1 :884

491

Index

Riley, Charles Valentine:

Addre.«s of, as president of Association of Economic p]ntomolo-

gists, at 2d annual meeting. 1891

Australian Scvmnus estaVjlished and descril)ed in California.

1892. p. 127

Bees, report on. 1894. p. 350

Cotton worm —

address on, before cotton convention at Atlanta. ' 1881. p. 153.
same, p. 153

final i-eport on, and chajjter on boll worm. 1885

Dendrotettix genus, report of. 1893. p. 254

Diabrotica 12-punctata, habits and life history of. 1891. p. 104.

Digger-wasp, larger, report on. 1892. p. 248

English sparrow, insectivorous habits of. 1889. p. Ill

Entomology, applied —

general truths in. p. 323.

outlook for, address on. 1 891 . p. LSI

some recent matters of international concern. 1888. p. 12(3. .
Fluted scale, Australian hymenopterous parasite of. 1890. p. 248.

Grape phylloxera, notes on. p. 405

Herbarium pest, new, report on. 1891 . p. 108

same, further notes on. 1892. p. 40

Hessian fly, remarks on. 1888. p. 107

Hop plant-louse, notes on. 1888. p. 70

Icerva; its probable origin the islands of Bourbon and Mauritius.

1887. p. 27 .■

Insect collection of large museum, suggestions for. 1890. p. 342.
Insect pests of household —

bedbugs and red ants. 1889. p. 1 04

carpet beetle or so-called Buffalo moth. 1889. p. 127

cockroaches. 1890. p. 266

true clothes-moths. 1890. p. 211

Insecticide appliances, report on. 1889. pp. 243, 263

Insects —

new injurious, of year. 1892. p. 16

occurring in foreign exhibits of World's Columbian Exposi-
tion. 1894. p. 213

senses of, report of. 1894. p. 33

small collection of, made during Death Vallev expedition.

1893. p. 235 ".

International forestrv exhibition, Edinburgh, Scotland, report

of. 1884. p. 167"

Ixodes bovis, remarks on. 1869. p. 1 68

Kerosene emulsion and pyrethrum. 1891 . p. 32

Lady-bird parasite, report on. 1888. p. 101

Locusts, destructive; a popular consideration of a few of more

injurious locusts (or " grasshojipers " ) of U. S., with best

means of destroying them. 1891

Megilla j)arasite, additional note on. 1889. p. 338

INIite, six-spotted, of orange. 1890. p. 225

Morelos orange fruit-worm, report on. 1888. p. 45

INIulberrv silkworm

Ox bot in United States. 1892. p. 302

Panchlora, further notes on. 1891. p. 119

Parasitic and predaceous insects in applied entomology. 1893.

p. 130

Parsnip web- worm, report on. 1888. p. 94

Periodical cicada, or seventeen-year locust —

circular relative to

report on. 1 885

Plants and insects, some interrelations of. 1892. p. 358

Platypsyllus —

egg and ultimate larva. 1890. p. 244

systematic relations of, as determined by the larva. 1888.

p. 300

Pronuba and yucca pollination, rfotes on. 1889. ]). 367

Rose chafer, report on. 1890. p. 295

Cliissificatluu no.

A9.7:3

A9.7:5
A9.7:6

Al. 1:881-2

A9. 1:882

A8.1:4

A9.7:5

A9.7:4

A9.7:4

A5.3:l

Al. 1:884

A9.7:3

A9.7:l

A9.7:2

Al. 1:884

A9.7:4

A9.7:5

A9.7:l

A9.7:l

A9.3:15
A9.7:2

A9.7:2
A9.7:2
A 9. 7:2
A9.7:2
A9.7:l

A9.7:5

A9.7:6
A9.7:7

A5.5:7

Al. 1:884
A1.2:C29'
A9.7:4
A9.7:l

A9.3:25

A9.7:l

A9.7:2

A9.7:l

A. 9.3:9

A9.7:4

A9.7:4

A9.7:6
A9.7:l

A9.2:P41

A9.3:8

A9.7:4

A9.7:2

A9.7:l
A9.7:l
A9.7:2

492

Riley, Charles Valentine — Continued

Rose paw-fliesi in United States. 1892. p. 6

Scale insects of orange in California, particularly the icerya or
fluted scale, alia.s white scale, alias cottony cushion-scale, etc.,

address on. 1887. p. 9 .". .

Silkworm*, being brief manual of instructions for production of

silk. 5 editions

Thalessa and tremex, habits of. 1888. p. 168

Viviparous cockroach. 1891 . p. 443

Will(>\v-shoot .«aw-fly. 1888. p. 8

Yucca insects and yucca iiollination, further notes on. 1893.

p. oUO ■

Sec al><o, as collector, Howard, Leland Ossian; as joint editor. In-
sect life

See also, for reports as Entomologist, Agriculture Department,

1879, 1882-93

See also, as joint author, Walsh, Benjamin Dann.
Riley, Charles Valentine, and Howard, Leland Ossian. Plum cur-

culio, report on. p. 57

Same, p. 57

Riley, Charles Valentine, and Marlatt, Charles Lester:

Clover mite, report on. 1890. p. 45

Wheat and grass saw-Hies, notes on. 1891. p. 108

Riley, Charles Valentine, entomological writings of, bibliography of

more important ( Henshaw ) . 1889. p. 99

Rinderpest. See Cattle plague.

Ringwalt, Samuel. Horse, report on, from practical experience in

Army. p. 321

Ringworm. See Cattle.

Ri( ) de Janeiro, exhibit at, note on. 1866. ' p. 235

"Rio de Janeiro," Pacific mail steamship, wreck of (McAdie). 1901.

p. 61

Rio Grande, N. J. :

Sorghum sugar experiments at^ —

1887 (Hughes), p. 246

same, p. 67

1887 (Edson). p. 250

same, p. 71

1888 (Edson).
1888 (Hughes;

same, with additional matter, p. 29

1888 (Edson). p. 20

1888 (Wilev). p. 7

1889 ( Horton). p. 58

1889 (Wiley), p. 14

Sorghum-sugar factory at, methods employed by (Hughes).

1884. p. 54

Rio Grande region, Texas, from Brazos Santiago to El Paso County,
collection of plants made by G. C. Nealley in region of

(Coulter). 1890. p. 29

Rio Grande, valley of, agriculture in. 1870. p. 479

Ripe rot of grapes and api)les (Southworth). 1891. p. 164

Ripley, Chauncev B. Address of, l)efore convention of National

League ff)r Good Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 70

Rising, W. B. See, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Ritz, Philip. Agricultural resources of eastern Oregon and Wash-
ington Territory. 1869. p. 384* /

Rivas, Nicaragua:

Meteorological observations at, monthly notes on 1898 (Abbe).

pp. 61, 162, 210, 307, 408, -^59, 541

same, 1899 (Flint), pp. 11, 97, 153, 193, 249, 299, 360, 462,

509, 546 .'

Rainfall at, 1880-98 (Flint), p. 304

River and Hood service:

P>ulletins of

Chart of. 1897

p. 29 . . .
p. 268.

Index

Classlflc:itl()ii uo.
A9.7:5

A9.3:15

A1.6:ll
A9.7:l
A9.7:3
A9.7:l

A9.7:5

A9.7:

A9.1:

Al. 1:888
A9. 1:888

A9.7:3
A9.7:4

A9.2:B47'

Al. 1:866

A27.9:4

A29.6:29

Al. 1:887

A7.3:17

Al. 1:887

A7.3:17

A7.3:18

Al. 1:888

A7.3:20

A7.3:18

A7.3:20

A7.3:26

A7.3:26

A7.3:3

A6.5:l

A27.9:8

A28.5:6

A10.3:14

A27.9:7

A29.6:26

A29.6:27
A 29. 6:26

A29.14:
A29.2:R52

* By !i misprint, tliis jiiiKi' number appears twice.

493

Index

Classification no.
River and flood service — Continued
Monthlv notes on —

Nov.", 189(>-Mav, 1898 (Morrill) A29.6:2-l

June-July, 1898 (Kriechelt) A29.(3:26

Aug., 1898 (Garriot) A29.6:26

- Sept., 1898-May, 1899 (Frankenfield) I A59.6:26-27

June-July, 1899 ( Kriechelt) I A29.6:27

Aug., 1899-Mav, 1902 (Frankenfield) I A29.6:27-30

June, 1902 ( Hunt ) A29.6:30

Juiy-Oct., 1902 (Frankenfield) A29.6:30

Kote on (Hvatt). 1899. p. 50 A29.3:24

game (Pindell). 1899. p. 51 A29.3:24

River and flood service charts, showing area covered by water of

Mississippi River in April, 1897 _. A29.2:R52 ''

River and rainfall observers, special, of Weather Bureau, instruc-
tions to. 1902 A29.12:R52»

See aho Rainfall observers.
River and rainfall stations, special, dailv precipitation at, 1893-95.

1900 ." A29.2:P91

River floods:

Note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 209 A29.6:25

Rateof advance of (Abbe). 1895. p. 341 _. A29.6:23

River forecast stations, establishment and inspection of (Marbury).

1899. p. 150 : A29.3:24

River gages:

Automaticallyrecording, introduction of (Fulton). 1902. p. 220. A29.3:31
Brass, description of, at Richmond, Va., and its method of sup-
port (Leisenring). 1899. p.4.56 A29.6:27

Mississippi Valley, upper (Carlisle). 1902. p. 222 A29.3:31

River observers, special, instructions for (Russell). 1892 A29.12:R52

River Plata countries, manufacture and exportation of tasajo or

jerked beef by. p. 399 A4.1:899

River stages:

Dailv A29.10:

Daily, charts showing, in feet. 1892 A29.2:C38

Forecasts of ]Mississip])i and Ohio rivers and tributaries in periods

of low water, importance of ( Sm vth ) . 1902. p. 1 46 A29. 3 :31

Predictions in United States (Russell). 1894. p. 89 A29.3:lli

Reportof (Russell), p. 483 A29.1:891''

RivGrs!

Four great, of Siberia (Sperk). 1894. p. 101 A29.3:ll ^

Freezing and opening of, dates of. 1864. No. 2. p. 64; No. 3.

p. 25 A27.9:2

Of small drainage area, forecasting for, especiallv those of North

Carolina (Herrmann). 1902. p. 158 * A29.3:31

Principal, of United States, daily stages of, 1890-99. A29.10:

Weather Bureau work in connection with. 1896 A29.3:17

Riverside, California, insect control in (Havens). 1900. p. 83 A9.6:22

See also Gage canal.

Rives, Wright. Cabbage worms, remedies for. p. 134 Al.l :883

Same, p. 134 A9.1:883

Roaches, injury to files in Treasury Department by. 1888. p. 67 A9.7:l

Road associations, national. State, and local, and kindred, organiza-
tions in United States, list of A22.4:36

Road building:

Convict labor in. See Convict labor.

Cooperative (Stone). 1895. p. 487 Al. 10:895

Facts and suggestions (Earle). 1901. p. 87 A22.3:2]

Few practical suggestions on ( Ross ) . 1902. p. 18 A22. 3 :22

From engineer's standpoint (Campbell). 1901. p. 45 A22.3:21

Massachusetts road laws and (Ross). 1901. p. 34 A22.3:21

Minnesota State aid to (Choate). 1898 A22.4:32

Mountainous countrv ( Kelsey ). 1902. p. 63 A22.3:23

New Jersev State aid to (Burrough) . 1894 A22.3:9

Note on (Branch). 1902. p. 44 A22.3:23

Ohio (Dodge). 1895. p. 16 A22.3:17

Pioneer, historical paper on (Hermann). 1902. p. 48 A22.3:25

494

Road building— Continued

Practical problems in (Twiggs). 1902. p. 53

Progress of, in United States ( Eldridge). 1899. p. 367

Recent progress in. 1899. p. 749

Southern States, some essentials in modern systems of (Holmes).

1902. p.82 '

United States —

historical and technical papers on (Stone). 1895

progress of, reports 1 iv delegates to national road parliament,

Atlanta, Ga. , Oct. 17-19, 1895

Road business a question of education ( Daniels). 1901. p. 66

Road conference, national. See Asbury Park, N. J.
Roads congress. See Buffalo, N. Y., International good roads con-
gress.
Road conventions in Southern States and object-lesson roads con-
structed under supervision of Office of Pul>lic Road Inquiries

with cooperation of Southern Raihvaj', 1902

See also Jefferson memorial and interstate good roads convention —
Minnesota good roads convention — New York State, boards of
supervisors of — Texas good roads convention — Virginia good
roads convention.
Road Inquiries Office, Public, Agriculture Dei3artment [formerly
Office of Road Inquiry] :

Circular letters relative to cooperation in work of

Work of, for farmer (Stone). 1897. p. 175

Road materials:

Arkansas (Branner). 1894

Freight rates and, in certain States north of Ohio River, informa-
tion regarding. 1 894

same, in Eastern and Southern States. 1894

Laboratory for physical and chemical examination of

Transportation rates and, information regarding, in certain States

west of 3Iississippi River. 1894

Road parliament, national:

Central committee of. 1899. p. 701

Notice of meeting of, Sept. 15, 1898

See also Atlanta, Ga., national road parliament.

Road problem (PatuUo ). 1901. p. 84. •

Road question:

Farmer's views on (Bean). 1901. )t. 67

Importance of (Longino). p. 18

Social, commercial, and economic phases of (Moore). 1900

Road situation in Iowa ( Heaps). 1901. p. 64

Road stones and problems therewith connected (Whittle). 1897 ..
Road system:

Better, simple plan for (Polsley). 1901. p. 98

Georgia, improvement of (Sheffield). 1894

Government, of Yellowstone National Park (Chittenden). 1901.

P 72 :

Pennsylvania's (Hamilton). 1901. p. 25

Roads:

Act to provide for construction of, by local assessment, county,

and State aid passed by New York assembly, Oct. 13, 1894...

Address on (Greene). 1895. p. 34

Belgium (Valliant). 1901. p. 87

P>cst, for farms and farmintr districts. 1894. p. 501

Brick wheel-track (Long).' 1901. p. 68

Building. See Road Vmilding.

Common, and railroads, relation of (Haupt). 1902. p. 61

Common schools as affected l)y (Abercrombie). 1902. p. 39...
Convict labor on. See Convict labor.
Country —

brick paving for. 1896

bridges of ( Wentworth ). 1895. p. 48 ._

cf)nstrncti()n of good (I'lldridge). 1898. p. 317

description of formation of (French ) . p. 538

Index

Classification uo.

A22.3:23
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:899

A22.3:23

A22.3:17

A22.3:19
A22.3:21

A22.3:23

A22
A22.4
Al. 10:897

A22.3:4

A22.3:6
A22.3:7
A22.2:L11

A22.3:5

Al. 10:899
A22.2:N21

A22.3:21

A22.3:21
A22.3:21
A22.4:34
A 22. 3:21
A22.4:29

A22.3:2f
A22.3:3

422.3:21
A22!3:21

A22.4:15
A22.3:17
A22.3:21
Al. 10:894
A22.3:21

A22.3:22
A22.3:23

A22.4:25
A22.3:ll
A 1.1 0:898
Al. 1:866

495

Index

Roads — Continued

Country — Continued

maintaining, comments on systems of. 1896

same, rev. ed

repairs of ( Hewitt). 189-t. p. 17

road laws and. p. 348

tratiic of. 1896

Earth-
hints on their construction and repair (Stone). 1894

report on (Eldridge). 1902

Forces which operate to destroy (Whittle). 1897

Good —

duty of General Government toward (Falkner). 1902. p. 31

extracts from messages of governors (Stone). 1895

farmers' views of, and how to get them (Creasy). 1901. p. 78

for farmers (Eldridge)

going in debt for (Thayer). 1897

hearings on, before Agriculture Committee, House of Repre-
sentatives. 1893. p. 85

how to procure means to build (Jackson). 1895. p. 29

how to secure (Montague). 1902. p. 36

importance of, in war and peace (Miles). 1902. p. 39

Kentucky organizations for (Van Pelt). 1901. p. 81

material progress and (Moore). 1902. p. 26

money value of, to farmers (Latta ) . 1896

movement, character of (Richardson). 1902. p. 27

must farmer pay for? ( Dorner ) . 1898

press and (Battev). 1802. p. 55

press work for (Battey). 1901. p. 89

question of the hour (Daniel). 1902. p. 68

relation of, to industrial development (Hays). 1902. p. 78.

stereopticon views of. 1901. p. 71...

suggestions to friends of ( Hey ward ) . 1902. p. 47

work for new century ( Stone ). 1901. p. 52

■ work of Federal Government for (Dodge). 1902. p. 43

See also Asbury Park, N. J., national conference, 1894 — New
Jersey — New York.
Gravel, in Hennepin County, Minn., method of construction and

costof (Cooley). 1901. p. 96

Improvement of- —

address at Raleigh, N. C, on, February 5, 1897 (Stone), p. 19

addresses on ( Stone ) . 1894

Congressional action in, necessity of (Stone). 1902. p. 23..

convict labor in, plan for use of "(Brewster). 1895. p. 7

Florida, progress of (Jennings). 1901. p. 60

governors' messages. 1899

Higbie-Armstrong act

Jefferson County, Ala. (Jackson ). 1902. p. 31 *.

legislation for (Eldridge). 1901. p. 679

letter to Illinois Farmers' Institute on (Stone). 1897. p. 23

North Carolina, use of convicts in (Holmes). 1895

prospects for, in the South (Richards). 1902. p. 17

remarks on ( Fonde) . 1902. j5. 41

requisites to (Clift). 1902. p. 26

rural free mail delivery in relation to (Machen). 1901. p. 92

societies for, State and local, appeal for organization of. 1896

Location and construction of (Patton). 1902. p. 30

Macadamized —

electric street railways and, relation between (North). 1902.
p. 59

methods of construction of. 1896

repairs of ( Harrison ) . 1898

report on (Ashburner). 1895. p. 31

selection of materials for (Page). 1900. p. 349

^lanagement of —

State laws relating to, 1888-93 (Stone)

State laws relating to, enacted 1894-95

Classlflcatlou no.

A22.4:20
A22.4:24
A22.3:8
Al. 1:868
A22.4:19

A22.3:8
Al. 9:136
A22.4:29

A22.3:23

A22.3:14

A22.3:21

A1.9:95

A22.4:26

A10.3:14
A22.3:ll
A22.3:25
A22.3:25
A22.3:21
A22.3:23
A22.4:23
A22.3:23
A22.4:31
A22.3:22
A22.3:21
A22.3:23
A22.3:23
A22.3:21
A22.3:23
A22.3:21
A22.3:23

A22.3:21

A22.4:28

A22.4:14

A22.3:25

A22.3:16

A22.3:21

A22.4:33

A22.4:35

A22.3:23

Al. 10:901

A22.4:28

A22.3:16

A22.3:23

A22.3:23

A 22. 3:23

A22.3:21

A22.4:22

A22!3:25

A22.3:22
A22.4:21
A22.4:30
A22.3:17
Al. 10:900

A22.3:l
A22.3:18

496

p. 513.

Roads — Continued

Materials for. See Road materials.

Mountain —

as a source of revenue (Abbott). 1901. p. 527

report on (Abbott). 1900. p. 183

Object lesson —

Government cooperation in work (Dodge). 1901. p. 409..
report on (Stone). 1897. p. 373

Public-
convict labor on, use of (Graham). 1895. p. 34 ...
improvement of, in North Carolina (Holmes). 1894
traction tests on ( Neely ) . 1 896

Railroads and (Spencer). 1902. p. 41

Relation of, to rural population (Dodge). 1902. p. 34

Road-building materials and, of Georgia (McCallie). 1902. p.
50 -

Road materials and freight rates in certain States north of Ohio

River, information regarding. 1894

same, in Eastern and Southern States. 1894

Steel-track (Dickinson). 1901. p. 68

Steel-track wagon (Dodge). 1898. p. 291

Stone and shell ( Humphreys). 1894. p. 52

Stone, in New Jersey (Harrison). 1895. p. 23

What our bad roads cost us (Coleman). 1895. j). 17

See also Convict labor — Highways.
Roads, Good, National Association of, officers of:

1900. p. 664

1901. p. 633

Roads, Good, National League for:

Ofiicersof. 1898. p. 620

Proceedings of convention of. 1893. p. 11

Roadsters and trotters, breeding of (Lang), p. 157

Robert, J. C. Blood serum, experiments with, as a preventive and

cure for Texas fever, p. 482

Roberts, Frank W. Sheep and wool in Cape Colony, p. 522

Roberts, Isaac PhilUps:

Agricultural courses in the East, principles underlying formation

of. 1900. p. 65

Agricultural experiment stations, how can they reach and in-
terest the farmers? 1889. p. 30 ,

Agricultural industry, our new. 1901. p. 124

Farm, exodus from the, what are causes of? 1896. p. 80

Science versus art. 1898. p. 69

University extension work, how may it be best conducted by

colleges of agriculture? 1898. p. 55

Roberts, J. P. Milk qualities, science of developing and perpetuat-
ing. 1882. p.86

Roberts, John. Animals and animal products, imports and ex-
ports of. p. 611

Robertson, W. Henry. Hamburg, dried apples in. 1894. p. 12

Robertson silage mixture. 1897. p. 7

Robins, C. E. Florida, south, resources and productions of. 1889.

p. 514

Robinson, Henry A:

Crop (;orrespondents, manual of instructions to

Publications of Statistics Division, letter relating to. 1895

See alfio, for reports as Statistician, Agriculture Department,

1893-1896

Robinson, Jesse H:

Seacoast telegraph lines, instructions to operators on. 1897

Telegraph and weather service. 1902. p. 145

Telegraph service with West Indies. 1898. p. 410

Ro1)son, W. S., address of, before good roads convention of Texas,

Feb., 1895. p. 11

Rockall Island as meteorological station (Abbe). 1898. p. 311

Rocket signals. Sec also Kerkam's kites witli rocket signals.

Index

Classlflcatlon no.

Al. 10:901
Al. 10:900

Al. 10:901
A 1.10:897

A22.3:ll
Al. 10:894
A22.3:20
A22.3:25
A22.3:23

A22.3:23

A22.3:6

A22.3:7

A22.3:21

Al. 10:898

A22.3:ll

A22.3:17

A22.3:ll

Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

Al. 10:898
A10.3:14
Al. 1:864

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898

A10.3:76

A10.5:l
A10.3:99
A10.3:41
A10.3:49

A10.3:49

A1.8:22

A4. 1:901

A7.3:48

A1.9:56

A27.9:27

A27.2:C88
A27.2:1^6

A27.1:

A29.12:Sel''

A29.3:31

A29.6:26

A22.3:15
A29.6:26

114—04-

40 T

Index

1891. p. 213

. 1884. p.
1883. p. 7,

51.

App., p. 50.

Eocks, imbibition of (Hill).
See also ]Magnetic rocks.

Rocky Mountain areas, agricultural notes on. 1866. p. 379

Rocky Mountain basins, botany and agriculture of (Thompson).

p. 125 \

Rockv ^lountain goat:

Note on. 1S69. p. 56

Report on. p. 218

Rocky Mountain grasses ( Vaspy). 1874. p. 154

Rocky INlountain locust:

Abundance of, in 1885 (Bruner). p. 303

Entomological Connnission reports on

Habits, natural history, and means of counteracting injuries of
(chaps. 8 and 13 oi' 1st Report of U. S. Entomological Com-
mission. See AlO. 1:877). p. 264

Kansas and Colorado, in 1880 (Chipman). 1883. App. p. 55.

Notes on (Bruner). 1888. p. 65

Observations on —

during sununer of 1883 (Bruner)

in Northwest in 1882 (Bruner).

Reports and observations on. 1883 .

Report on, in 1880 (Marten). 1883.

See also Locust — IMelanoplus spretus

Rocky Mountain region:

Eastern, grasses and forage plants and forage conditions of

(Williams). 1898

Forest flora of (Sud worth) . 1888. p. 153

Grasses and forage plants of (Rydberg and Shear). 1897

Rocky Mountain States:

Irrigation in (Ulrich ). 1899

Reservoirs in, some typical (Mead). 1901. p. 415

Rocky Mountains:

Eastern slope of, grasses of Plains and, catalogue of. p. 217

Forest conditions of, especially in Colorado, Idaho, Montana,

Wyoming, and New Mexico ( Ensign ) . p. 41

same, introduction to report. 1888. p. 7

Snowfall in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 18

Rod, divining, use of, in search for water, note on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 109 ,

Rodents. See Arvicolinse — Bandicoots — Bats — Blarina — Evo-
tomys — Gophers — Grasshopper mouse — Ground squirrels —
Guinea pigs — Hesperomys — Jack rabbits — Jumping mice —
Kangaroo rats — Lemmings — Pika — Pocket gophers — Pocket
mice — Rabbits — Rats — Voles.

Roentgen rays, report on (Trowbridge). 1897. p. 348

Roesler, F. E. Artesian well investigation, field work in Texas.

1890. p. 243...

Rogers, G. 0. Storms, local, on west coast of Mexico. 1894. p. 510.
Rogers, George. Cattle show of Smithfield Club, notes on. p. 326.
Roland, H. Whitfield. See, as joint author, McLean, L.

Rolfs, Peter H. Pineapple growing. 1901

Rollins, Frank W. New Hampshire, road improvement in, extract

from governor's message, p. 5

Rollins, John F. Florida as home for emigrants. 1872. p. 495

Romaine, Helmas:

Horse breeding in New Jersey, p. 385

Vermont Association of Road and Trotting Horse Breeders, exhi-
bition of. p. 441

Rommel, George M:

Beef cattle, American breeds of, with remarks on pedigrees. 1902.

Horses, market classes of. p. 433

same. 1902

Rontgen rays and cloudy condensation (Abbe). 1896. p. 167

Roofs, tin, as lightning conductors, notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 166,

258

Roos, Van Hamel. Poisoning by preserving in tin cans. 1892. p.
930

Olasslflcation uo.

A15.2:P94i

A27.9:4
Al. 1:866

A27.9:7
A 1.1:867
A27.9:12

Al. 1:885
A8.1:

Al. 1:877

A8.1:3

A9.7:l

A9.3:4
A9.3:2
A9.3:2
A8.1:3

A3.3:12
A13.3:2
A3.3:5

A10.3:73
Al. 10:901

A 1.1:870

A13.3:2
A13.3:2
A29.6:28

A29.6:28

A29.6:25

A15.2:Ar7
A 29. 6:22
A4. 1:895-6

Al. 9:140

A22.4:33
A27.9:10

A4. 1:889-90
A4. 1:889-90

A4.3:34
A4. 1:901
A4.3:37
A29.6:24

A29.6:26

A7.3:13^

498

Roosevelt, George "\V. :

Animals, dead, disposition in Belgium, especially Brussels, p. 354.

Belgium, cost of hauling fann products over wagon roads in. p. 1 . .

Roosevelt, Robert B. Fish culture, report on. 1873. p. 183

Roosevelt, Theodore:

Message, transmitting report of Secretary of Agriculture on for-
ests, rivers, and mountains of southern Appalachian region.

p 3 ;

New York, road unprovement in, extract from governor's mes-
sage, p. 6

Root crops, cultivation of, in United States (Leverett). p. 95

Root fungus of New Zealand ( Wight). 1889. p. 199

Root knot, cowpea resistant to (Webber and Orton). 1902. p. 22..
Root-knot disease of peach, orange, and other plants in Florida, due

to work of Anguillula (Neal). 1889

Root-rot disease, new, of cotton:

Circular of inquirv on ( Rusk )

Report on ( Atkinson). 1890. p. 262

Root rot of taro (Sedgwick). 1902

Ropes, strength of. 1898. p. 677

Roquefort cheese, manufacture of. 1868. p. 40 :

Rosa, Edward Bennett. See, as joint author, Atwater, Wilbur Olin.
Rose, Joseph Nelson:

Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, plants from. 1896. p. 567...
Carmen Island, plants collected bv Edward Palmer in 1890, on,

listof. 1892. p.l29 ." '.

Cocos Island, plants from, collected by U. S. S. "Albatross" in

1887-91, listof. 1892. p. 135

Galapagos Islands, plants from, collected bv U. S. S. "Albatross"

in 1887-91, list of. 1892. p. 136 ".

Mexico —

useful plants of, notes on. 1899. p. 209

western, and Arizona, list of plants collected by Edward

Palmer in 1890, in. 1891. p. 91

Mexico and Central America, plants of, studies of. 1897. p. 103.
Mexico and United States, plants, mostly new, from, description

of. 1895. p. 311

Plants, three new, descriptions of. 1893. p. 289

Sonora and Colima, States of, Mexico, collection of plants made
in, by Edward Palmer in years 1890 and 1891, report on.

1895. p. 293

Tradescantia, three new species of, from U. S. 1899. p. 204

Treleasea, a new genus of Commelinaceae. 1899. p. 207

Tres Marias Islands, plants of. 1899. p. 77

Weeds, two, new to United States, p. 355

same. p. 355

See also, as joint author. Coulter, John M. — Vasey, George; aa col-
lector, Davenport, George E.
Rose, W. il.:

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in Maryland, District of Colum-
bia, and Virginia, p. 51

Swine plague, outbreak of, in Maryland and Virginia, p. 446

Virginia, southern, cattle fever in. p. 461

Rose, William. J.ung plague, history of, in Richmond Countv, New

York. p. 468 ."

Rose, insects injurious to, some (Chittenden). 1901

Rose bug:

p]xperience with (Smith). 1890. p. 113

same. 1891. p. 220

Means of extirpating (Glover). 1873. p. 30

Rose-chafer:

Circular relative to (Chittenden). 1895

Report on (Riley). 1890. p. 295

Rose leaf-beetle, report on (Chittenden). 1897. p. 60

See also Fuller's rose beetle.
Rose saw-flies in United States (Riley). 1892. p. 6

In<1cx

t'lasslfli'atliju no.

I

i A4. 1:899
A22.4:27
A27.9:U

A1.2:Ap4'

A22.4:33
Al. 1:863
A28.5:5
A19.3:17

A9.3:20

A 28. 4:9
A9.7:3
A12.9:2
A 1.10:898
A27.9:6

A6.5:3

A6.5:l

A6.5:l

A6.5:l

A6.5:5

A6.5:l
A6.5:5

A6.5:3
A6.5:l

A6.5:l
A6.5:5
A6.5:5
A5.5:14
Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891

A 1.1:881 -2
A4. 1:884
A4. 1:884

A4. 1:884
A9.6:27

A9.7:3
A9.7:3
A27.9:ll

A 9. 5:11

A9.7:2

A9.6:7

A9.7:5

41)9

Index

Roseanthus, a new genus of Cucurbitacese, from Acapulco, Mexico

(Cogniaux). 1896. p. 577

Ruse's method of estimating fat in milk, 1888-1889. 1890. p. 160.
Roses:

Blight or mildew of, sulphur for. 1867. p. 60

Buds of, two new cecidomyians destructive to (Coquillett). 1900.

p. 44

Rosette. See Peach rosette.
Ross, B. B. :

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, at thirteenth annual convention. 1896. p. 6

Ammonium phosphomolybdate, new reaction with. 1894. p. 97
Citrate-soluble phosphoric acid, determination of. 1893. p. 16.
Ross, Charles W. :

Road building, few practical suggestions on. 1902. p. 18

Road laws and road building in Massachusetts. 1901. p. 84

Ross, D. B. Sugar analysis, notes on. 1889. p. 1 79

Ross, D. W. :

Boise Yallev, Idaho, duty of water as related to irrigation prob-

lemsof." 1900. p. 219

Canals in Idaho, distribution of water from. 1902. p. 199

Water in Idaho, duty of. 1902. p. 221

Rotatioa, direction of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 361

Rotch, Abbott Lawrence:

Aerial voyages by balloons and kites. 1900. p. 553

Aeronautical conference, international, Strassburg, Germanv, re-
port on. 1898. p. 158 ".

Aeronautical congress, international, at Berlin, report on. 1902.

p. 356

Air, exploration of, progress in, with kites at Blue Hill Observa-
tory, Mass. 1898. p. 355

Atmosphere —

circulation of, in tropical and equatorial regions. 1902. p. 181
systematic exploration of, by means of kites, method for.

1902. p. 66 ■.

Clermont-Ferrand, France, international hydrological, climato-
logical, and geological congress, Sept. 28 to Oct. 2, 1896. p.

367

Cloud observations at Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory,

Milton, Mass. 1897. p. 12

German Meteorological Society, eighth general meeting of.

1898. p. 160

Meteorological balloon ascension at Strassburg, Germany. 1901.

p. 298

Paris, international meteorological conference at, Sept. 1896, re-
port on. p. 365

Roth, Filibert:

Cuban pine, additional notes on. 1897. p. 89

Forestry conditions and interests of Wisconsin. 1898 ,

Grazing in forest reserves. 1901. p. 333

Loblolly pine, additional notes on. 1897. p. 133

Longleaf pine, additional notes on. 1897. p. 74

Marsh or pond pine, observations on. 1897. p. 169

Shortleaf pine, additional notes on. 1897. p. Ill

Timber, an elementary discussion of characteristics and proper-
ties of wood. 1895 ,

Timber physics, progress in. 1898

Turpentine timber, field report on. 1893. p. 32 ,

White pine, wood of. 1899. p. 73

Wood of five Southern pines, structure of. j). 133

same, rev. ed. 1897. p. 143

Wood, usesof. 1896. p. 391 ,

See also, as collaborator and as joint author, Fernow, Bernard
Eduard.

Classification no.

A6.5:3
A7.3:24

A27.9:5

A9.6:22

A7.3:49
A7.3:43
A7.3:38

A22.3:22
A22.3:21
A7.3:24

A10.3:86-
A10.3:119
A10.3:104
A29.6:27

A29.6:28

A29.6:26

A29.6:30

A29.6:26

A29.6:30

A29.3:31

A29.6:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.6:29

A29.6:24

A13.3:13^

A13.3:16

Al. 10:901

A13.3:13^

A13.3:13^

A13.3:13 2

A13.3:13''

A13.3:10

A13.4:19

A13.3:8

A13.3:22

A13.3:13»

A13.3:13 2

Al. 10:896

500

Rothamsted Experimental Station, England :

Agricultural investigations at, six lectures on, under provisions
of Lawes Agricultural Trust —

1892. ( Warington)

1893. (Gilbert) ]"

same, introduction (Gilbert), p. 46

same, p. 9

History and work of, lecture on (Warington). 1892. p. 7

Laboratory of, determination of nitric acid in soils by Schloesing's

method at (Warington). 1886. p. 47

Nitrogen determination in soils of experimental fields at, and
bearing on question of source of nitrogen of our crops (Lawes

and Gilbert). 1882. p. 142

Soils at, results of investigations on, being lectures delivered
under provisions of Lawes Agricultural Trust (Dyer). 1902 ..
Wheat grain and wheat straw grown at, in different seasons
and by different manures, composition of ash of (Lawes and

Gilbert), p. 85

Rothrock, J. T. Trees, planting, a patriotic duty. 1895. p. 32

Roubaix, France, cost of hauling farm products over wagon roads

at (Angell). p. 3 \ /

Roumanian agriculture. 1876. p. 369

Roundworms in sheep, goats, and cattle, treatment of (Stiles) :

1901

1902. p . 7

8e.e also Verminous diseases.

Rove beetle, another parasitic (Coquillett). 1891. p. 318

Rowe, H. M. "Big head" (disease) of sheep in Utah. p. 230

Royal Agricultural Academy of Prussia. See Poppelsdorf, Prussia.
Royal Agricultural College of England. See Cirencester, England.
Royal Forest School of Bavaria. See Aschaffenburg, Bavaria.
Royal Institute for Fruit and Vine Culture of Prussia. See Geisen-

heim-on-the-Rhine.
Roval Prussian Meteorological Institution, semicentennial of, cele-
bration of (Abbe). 1897. p. 491

Rubber cultivation in Porto Rico (Cook). 1900

Rubenson, Robert, short biography of. 1902. p. 488

Ruffin, Ednmnd, pioneer in agricultural science (Cutter). 1895.

p. 493

Ruffin, John N. Butter in Paraguay, p. 521

Rufous scale. West Indian, report of (Cockerell). 1892. p. 381

Runner's white corn. p. 186

Rural art, current publications in. p. 517

Rural common school, some problems of (True). 1901. p. 133

Rural cooperative banks in Russia. 1891. p. 146

Rural districts —

How insects affect health in (Howard). 1902 •.

Teaching domestic science in ( Breed ) . 1902. p. 91

same (Jacobs). 1902. p. 96

Rural economy, works on agriculture and, list of. p. 597

Rural free deHvery:

Is it advisable to distribute night forecasts of Weather Bureau

by? (Blystone). 1902. p. 191

Relation to road improvement (Machen). 1901. p. 92

Report on (Greathouse). 1900. p. 513

Routes, March 1. 1901

same, sketch. 1901. p. 691

Wagons of, weather sym])ols on (Pindell). 1902. p. 208

Weather forecast cards by, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 162

Rural life, what can colleges of agriculture do to nourish a hearty

sentiment for (Davenport). 1896. p. 82

Rural organizations, history of our. p. 437

Rural population, relation of roads to (Dodge). 1902. p. 34

Rural production, applied science as a factor of. 1885. No.20. p. 31 . .

Index

I'lasslflcatlon no.

A10.3
A 10. 3
A10.3
A10.3
A10.3

A7.3:ll

Al.8:31
A10.3:106

A7.3:4
A1.8:56

A22.4:27
A27.9:14

A4.4:35
A4.3:35

A9.7:3
A4. 1:901

A29.6:25
A 6. 4:28
A29.6:30

Al. 10:895
A4. 1:898
A9.7:4
A 1.1:874
Al. 1:870
Al. 10:901
A27.9:29

Al. 9:155
A10.3:120
A10.3:120
A 1.1:868

A 29. 3:31
A22.3:21
A 1.10:900
A 1.10:900
A 1.1 0:901
A29.3:31
A29.6:28

A10.3:41
A 1.1:875
A 22. 3:23
A27.9:23

501

19 .

Index

Rural publications, Agriculture Department, recent:

1871. p. 410

1872. p. 398

1873. p. 311

1874. p. 437

Rural road naming and house numbering (Davidson). 1901.
Rural schools. See Schools, rural.
Rusk, Jeremiah McLain:

Address of, before convention of National League of Good Roads,

AVashington. 1893. p. 57

Animal Industry Bureau, letter regarding establishment of, etc.

1890

Annual reports [and] selected correspondence relating to export

trade in live stock and meat products, 1889-92

Live stock and meat products, selected correspondence relating

to export trade in. 1893

Root-rot of cotton, circular of inquiry on. n. d

Straw and stubble of wheat, oats, rye, and barley, questions

asked and specimens of, solicited, n. d

See also, for reports as Secretary of Agriculture, 1889-1892

Russell, Daniel L. North Carolina, road improvement in, extract

from governor's message, p. 6

Russell, Fremont L. See, as joint author, Gowell, Gilbert M.
Russell, H. L. Cabbage and allied plants, bacterial disease of.

1898. p. 86

Russell, John L. Seasons, natural phenomena of, connection of

with agriculture, p. 329

Russell, Thomas:

Daily river stages on principal rivers of U. S., 1890-92

River observers, special, instructions for. 1892

River stage predictions in United States. 1894. p. 89

River stages, report of. p. 483

Signals, Weather Bureau. 1892. p. 42

Russia:

Agriculture in. 1875. p. 36

Black soil of (Grandeau). 1872. p. 501

Cereals and forage plants collected in, by M. A. Carleton, for

Section of Seed and Plant Introduction, Agriculture Depart-
ment. 1899

Cereals of —

adapted for cultivation in United States (Carleton). 1900

official returns of. 1891. p. 474

Climatological atlas of, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 343

Crops of, estimates of (Peters). 1901

Egg exports from (Holloway). p. 512

European, yield of field crops in. 1884. No. 9. p. 37

Flax and hemp in. 1869. p. 237

Flax culture in. 1892. p. 75

Fruits of, adaptation of, to extreme northern portions of United

States (Lyon). 1888

Grain exports, removal of restrictions upon. 1892. p. 282

Grain-producing districts of (Moffat). 1882. No. 51. p. 14

Hessian fly in (Koeppen). 1883. App.,p. 41

Leather industry of (Holloway). p. 528

Livestock in, for 1898. p. 606

Locustin. 1883. p. 64

Meteorology in, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 103

i'lasslflciitton no

Mineral phosphates of (Yermoloff). 1873. p. 22

Northern, grain in. 1870. p. 89

Rinderpest, official experiments in vaccination for. 1866. p. 235.

Rural cooperative banks in. 1891. p. 146

Soil investigations (Sibirtzev). pp. 704,807

AVheatof, British imports of 1852-67. p. 39

"Wheat production and exportation in, course of, 1880-96

See also Caucasus — Odessa — St. Petersburg.
Russian thistle:

Circular relative to (Dewey)

Al.l
Al.l
Al.l
Al.l

871
872
873

874

A22.3:21

A10.3:14

A1.2:An 5^

A1.2:R89

A1.8:53
A28.4:9

A28.4:12
Al.l:

A22.4:33

A10.3:49

Al. 1:864

A29.10:4
A29.12:R52i
A29.3:ll'
A29. 1:891'
A29.3:7

A27
A27

.9:13
.9:10

A6.6:4

A6.3:23

A27.9:29

A29.6:28

A27.4:14

A4. 1:900

A27.9:22

A27.9:7

A11.5:4

A20.3:2

A27.9:30

A27.9:20

A8.1:3

A4. 1:899

A4. 1:901

A8.1:3

A29.6:27

A27.9:ll

A27.9:8

A27.9:4

A27.9:29

A10.6:12

A27.9:6

A12.4:10

A6.4:a

502

Russian thistle — Continued

Its history as a weed in United States, with an account of the

means available for its eradication ( Dewey) . 1894

Russian thistle and other troublesome weeds in wheat region of Min-
nesota and Xorth and South Dakota. 1 893

Russian vetch. See Vetch.

Russian zvemstvos, conflict of, with enemies of agriculture (Mora-

chevski). 1902. p. 61

Rust, George W. Calf-raising on plains, p. 177

Rust. See Cereals — Orange — Prune.

Rust mite and other orange pests, notes on. 1883. p. 9

Rutland County, Vt. , marbles of ( Dorr) . p. 4-48

Rydberg, P. A. :

Flora of Black Hills of South Dakota. 1896. p. 463

Flora of the sand hills of Nebraska. 1895. p. 133

Rydberg, P. A., and Shear, Cornelius L. Grasses and forage plants

of Rocky Mountain region. 1897

Rvder, Henry B. Farm animals of Europe. 1886. p. 353

Rye:

" Crop condition, monthly notes on

Crop statistics, annual

European, production. 1891. p. 338

Influence of, on price of wheat (Peters). 1900. p. 167 ...

Rusted, request for specimens of ( Dal)ney ) . 1894

Situation in 1891. p. 478

Straw and stubble of, specimens of, requested (Rusk), n. d

(S'ee o/so Cereals, American — Crops, principal.
Rye gall-gnat:

' Description of (Loew). 1883. App. p. 6

New crop of, 1861, observations on (Wagner). 1883. App., p. 8.
See also Hessian fly.
Rykatcheff, I\I. Balloon ascension, results of, at St. Petersburg,

May 20 to June 1, 1878. p. 392

Sac and Fox Indian Agency, statistics of. 1885. No. 15. p. 38

Saccardo's Sylloge, genus Scleroderma in (Ellis). 1889. p. 23 .

Saccharine products, analysis of, provisional method for (Leach).

1902. p. 43

Saccharine sorghums, seeds of, distributed by Section of Seed and

Plant Introduction, Agriculture Department. 1899

Saccharine matter, "diffusion process" for extracting, from sugar-
yielding plants. 1869. {). 457

Sachaline. See Giant knotweed.
Sacramento, Cal. :

Electric storms at, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 542

State fair, cattle exhibited at, order providing fot- return of non-
infected. 1899

same. Aug. 18, 1900

Sacramento County, Cal., cattle (luarantine order for. Feb. 26, 1900. .
Sage, John R. :

Weather forecasts, what classes are most benefited by? are they
just what are needed? are they properly disseminated and

utilized? 1899. p. 40

Weather service, possible advances in. 1895. p. 463

St. Domingo. See Santo Domingo.

St. Elmo's fire, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 565

St. Gall, Switzerland, cost of hauHng farm products over wagon

roads at ( Richman ). p. 1 1

St. Ignatius College, Cleveland, Ohio:

Ground temperature observations at. 1902. p. 301

Meteorological observatory of (Kenealv). 1901. p. 355

St. KittH, W. I.:
Climatologv of —

1899 (A'lexander). p. 583

1900 ( Abbe), p. 66

1900 (Alexander), p. 3.30

1901 (Alexander), p. 257

Index

Classlflcatlon no.

A6.3:15
A1.9:10

A9.6:38
A4. 1:886

A9.3:l
A 1.1:862

A6.5:3
A6.5:3

A3.3:5 .
A27.9:24

A27.9:

A27.1:

A27.9:29

Al. 10:900

A28.4:14

A27.9:29

A28.4:12

A8.1:3
A8.1:3

A29.6:28
A27.9:23
A28.5:5

A7.3:65

A6.6:3

A27.9:6

A29.6:25

A4.5:43
A4.5:69
A4.5:59

A29.3:24
A29.6:23

A29.6:26

A22.4:27

A29.6:30
A29.6:29

A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A 29. 6:28
A29.6:29

503

p. 487.

p. 29.

Index

St. Kitts, W. I.— Continued
Hurricanes of (Alexander) —

1899. p. 409

1902

Rainfall on (Alexander). 1900
See aho Basseterre.
St. Landry Parish, La., soils and products of (Rapley). 1884.

St. Lawrence Island, climate of, 1 894-99 (Henry ) . p. 457

St. Lawrence River, hailstorm on, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 506..
St. Lawrence Valley, high areas north of, in October, November,

and December (Garriott). p. 292

St. Louis, Mo.:

Hailstorm, severe, at. 1902. p. 487

House sparrow and European tree sparrow at, history of (Wid-

mann ) . p. 191

Livestockat. 1868. p. 22

Precipitation at, 1889-91. p. 108

Screw worm in, hominivorous habits of (Murtfeldt) . 1891. p. 200.
Tornado of May 27, 1896, at—

low pressure in (Baier). p. 332

origin of (Walsh). 1897. p. 308

report on ( Frankenfield ) . p. 77

same (Abbe). 1896. p. 225

United States Weather Bureau and Forest Park meteorological
observatories, abstract of comparison of minimum tempera-
tures recorded at, 1891 (Hammonand Duenckel). p. 12

See also Washington University.
St. Martin's parish. La., soils and products of (Rapley). 1884. p. 9. .

St. Mary County, Md., soil survey of (Bonsteel). p. 125

St. Marys Falls Canal, water level in, relation of certain atmospheric

changes to. 1894

St. Mary's Parish, La., soils and products of (Rapley). 1884. p. 20. .
St. Michael, Alaska, ice and navigation at, notes on, 1878-99 (Abbe),

p. 162 1

St. Paul, Minn., frost formation in, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 401...

See also Minnesota good roads convention.
St. Petersburg, Russia:

Balloon ascensions at, results of, May 20 to June 1, 1878

( Rykatcheff ) . p. 392

Dead animals in, disposition of (Holloway ). p. 361

St. Thomas, W. I. , dairy conditions in (Pearson), p. 38

St. Vincent eruption, meteorological conditions following, 1902

(Kimball), p. 267

Salem area. New Jersey, soil survey of ( Bonsteel and Taylor) . p. 125.
Salinas Valley, lower, California, soil survey of (Lapham and

Heileman ) . p. 481

Salinas Valley, Cal., irrigation problems in, report on (Marx). 1901.

p. 193

Salinas Valley, Monterey Co., Cal., water-bearing gravels and forma-
tions tributary to underground water supply of (Nutter).

1901. p.208

Salisbury, George N. :

Forest clearing and cultivation, effect of, upon water supply and

soil, rainfall, temperature. 1899. p. 91

Irrigation and its relation to State weather-service work. 1894.

p. 24

Meteorological study, under existing conditions of Weather
Bureau station work, is it practicable to require assistants to

pursue a systematic course of? 1902. p. 82

Utah, characteristics of, in relation to State weather-service work.

1894. p.27

Weather Bureau and the public, relations between. 1899. p. 14.
Salisbury, N. C, feeding stations at, regulations concerning cattle
transportation at —

Jan. 3, 1898

Jan. 9, 1899

Jan. 20, 1900

Classification no.

A29.6:27
A29.3:32
A29.6:28

A1.8:35

A29.6:27

A29.6:29

A29.6:23

A29.6:30

A5.3:l
A27.9:7
A29.6:20
A9.7:4

A29.6:24
A29.6:25
A29.6:24
A29.6:24

A29.6:30

A1.8:.35
A26.5:900i

A29.2:Sa^
A1.8:35

A29.6:28
A29.6:25

A29.6:28
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:901

A29.6:30
A26.5:901i

A26. 5:9011

A10.3:100

A10.3:100

A29.3:24
A29.3:14

A29.3:31

A29.3:14
A29.3:24

A4.5:15
A4.5:31
A4.5:57

504

fialmon, Daniel Elmer:

Address of, before national cattle growers' convention, Kansas

City. 1887. p. 7

Animal diseases, some examples of development of knowledge
concerning. 1 899. p. 93

same, p. 53

Animal Industrv Bureau, Agriculture Department, Avork oi, for
farmer. 1897. p. 236

same, reprinted, p. 25

Animals, contagious disea.ses of —

national legislation for, address on, l^efore 3d national con-
vention of stockmen, Chicago, Nov., 1885. p. 13

prevention of, in America. 1883. p. 32

Animals and their products, exports of. 1897

Animals slaughtered for food, necessity of inspecting. 1889. p.

30

Argentina as a market for pure-bred cattle from United States,

preliminary report on. 1902

Beef supply of United States and export trade in animals and
meat products. 1889. p. 64

same, 1890

Black quarter or black leg. p. 84

same, n. d

Bovine tuberculosis —

legislation with reference to. 1901

relation of, to public health. 1901

Butter making, recently patented process of

Federal meat inspection. 1894. p. 67

Food products from diseased animals, p. 250

Foot-and-mouth disease, warning to all owners of cattle, sheep,

and swine. 1902 ,

Fowl cholera, prevention of. 1881. p. 314

same (circular). 1881

Hog cholera, inoculation for prevention of, experiments with.

1892

Hog cholera and swine plague. 1894

Hog cholera; its history, nature, and treatment, as determined by

inquiries and investigations of Bureau of Animal Industry.

1889

Hog fever, investigation of, in North Carolina, p. 432 ;

Livestock, foreign and interstate shipments of. Federal insjjection

of. p. 237

Lumpy jaw or actinomycosis in cattle, investigations relating to
treatment of —

1893. p. 109

1893

1894

n. d

Mexico as market for pure-bred beef cattle from U. S. 1902

Pathological conditions found in meat inspection, p. 52

Poultry raising on farm. 1901

same, p. 2.35

Eabies, its cause, frequency, and treatment. 1900. p. 211. ..... .

same, p. 122

Rabies in District of Columbia. 1900

Sheep scab, work against, p. 69

Southern cattle fever, investigation of. 1880. p. 98

Swine plague, fowl cholera, and southern cattle fever, investiga-
tion of. p. 258

Swine plague, investigation of. 1878. p. .321

Swine plague and fowl cholera, investigation of, second report.
1880. p. 13

same, p. 387

Swine plague in North Carolina. 1879. p. 123

Texas cattle fever and fowl cholera, investigation of. 1883. p. 18.
Trichiniasis, extent of, in America and Europe, p. 475

same. 1884. p. 269

Iiider

Classification no.

A1.8:43

Al. 10:899
A4. 1:899

Al. 10:897
A4. 1:897

A1.8:38
A1.8:29
A4.4:17

A7.3:25

A4.4:37

Al. 1:889
A4.2:B39
A4. 1:893-4
A4.4:6

A4.3:28
A4.3:33
A21.2:B97
Al. 10:894
A4. 1:901

A4.4:38
A1.6:34
A4.2:F82

A1.9:8
A1.9:24

A1.8:46
Al.l:878

A4. 1:901

A4. 1:891-2
A4.3:2
A4. 1:893-4
A4.4:7
A4.3:41
A4. 1:900
Al. 9:141
A4. 1 :900
Al. 10:900
A4. 1 :900
A4.4:30
A4. 1:900
A 1.6:22

Al. 1:881-2
A 1.1:878

A 1.6:34
A 1.1:880
A1.6:12
A 1.1:883
A4. 1 :884
A4.2:Ann

505

581

Index

Salmon, Daniel Elmer— Continued

Tuberculin test for tuberculosis. 1901. p

Tuberculin test of imported cattle. 1901

Tuberculosis of animals in some of its relations to human tubercu-
losis, p. 257

Wheat as food for growing; and fattening animals, n. d

See also, for report as Chief of Veterinary Division, Agriculture
Department, 1883; for reports as Chief of Animal Industry

Bureau, 1884-1902

Salmon, Daniel Elmer, and Smith, Theobald. Cattle, infectious dis-
eases of. p. 371

Salmon, Daniel Elmer, and Stiles, Charles Wardell:

Cattle ticks ( Ixodoidea) of United States, p. 380

Sheep scab; its nature and treatment, p. 98

same

Sheep scab, results of work against, in 1901. p. 583

Surra, emergency report on. p. 41

same

Salmon ladders, note on. 1867. p. 207

Salmon propagation in Australia. 1867. p. 207

Salt:

Dairy, study of various brands of ( Lawson ) . 1 899. p. 28

Influence of salt and similar substances, on soil moisture (Real) .

1900. p. 5

Used in packing, p. 491

same. 1884. p. 288

Salt and resin wash. See San Jose scale.

Salt Lake Valley, Utah. Soils of (Gardner and Stewart), n. d ...

Same (Gardner and Stewart). 1900. p. 77

Salt-marsh hay. See Hay.
Salt-marsh lands, reclamation of (Means).
Salt marshes, grasses of (Scribner). 1895.
Salt River Valley, Arizona:

Irrigation investigations in, 1900 (Code)

same, 1901 (Code), p. 51

Soil survey in (Means), p. 287

Saltbushes:

Commercial, seeds of (Collins). 1901

Report on (Kennedy). 1900

same (Smith). 1896 •

Salted meats. See 'Meat — Pork.
Salts:

Dissolved, influence of, on capillary rise of soil waters (Briggs

and Lapham). 1902. p. 5

Distribution of, in alkali soils (Hilgard). 1896. p. 66

Influencing rate of evaporation of water from soils (Briggs). 1900.

p. 184

Occurring in alkali soils, solution studies of. 1901

Salviate, E. de. Dairying, cooperative, in Sweden; translated by

A. W. Augerer. 1872. p. 452

Sammis, J. L. See, as joint author, Grindley, II. S.
Samuels, Edward A. :

Birds on farm, value of. p. 201

Mammalogy and ornithology of New England, with reference to

agricultural economy, p. 265 ..-

Oology of some land birds of New England as a means of identi-

fving injurious or beneficial species, p. 386

San Benito Island, ^Mexico, list of plants collected bv Edward Palmer

at, in 1889 ( Vasey and Rose). 1890. p. 20

San Bernardino County, Cal., forests of (Kinney). 1888. p. 198..
San Bernardino Valley, Cal., studies of subterranean water supply

of, and its utilization ( Hilgard). 1902. p. 103

Sanborn, J. W. Soil physics, relation of tillage to. 1891. p. 97..
Sanborn, T. F. Sorghum-sugar experiments at Medicine Lodge,

Kans. 1889. p. 77 '.

See also, as joint author, Carr, Oma.

Classification no.
I

Al. 10:901

A4.3:32

A4. 1:901
A4.4:2

A4.1:
A4.2:C29*

A4. 1:900

A4. 1:897

A4.3:21

A4. 1:901

A4. 1:901

A4.3:42

A27.9:5

A27.9:5

Al. 9:107

Al. 9:114
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

1901...
p. 325 .

1902. p. 83.

A26.4:4
A1.8:64

A26.4:8
Al. 10:895

A10.3:104
A10.3:119
A26. 5:900'

A6.3:27
Al. 9:108
A3. 4:3

A26.3:19
A10.3:30

A1.8:64
A26.3:18

A27.9:10

Al. 1:867

Al. 1:863

Al. 1:864

A6.5:l
A13.3:2

A10.3:119
A10.5:3

A7.3:26

506

p. 520

p. 421

p. 123.

Sand:

Drifting, French experiments in fixing. 1875.

Kains of, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 1.58

Sand and soil binders, grasses as (Scribner). 1894.

Sand-binding grasses (Scribner). 1898. p. 405

Sand blizzard, note on (Abbe). 1895. p. 381

Sand cultures, methods of, atBernburg Experiment Station (Hellrie-

gel). 1895. pp. 749, 835

Sand dunes and wind, notes on (Abbe) . 1901 . p. 1 76

Sand hills of Nebraska, flora of (Rydberg) . 1895. p. 133

Sand vetch. See Vetch.

Sandberg, J. H. See, as collector, Holzinger, John M.

Sanders, J. H.:

Hamburg international exhibition, 1883, report of. p. 371 ......

same, 1884. p. 181

Horse breeding for turf, road; and farm. 1883. p. 229

Sanders, William R. Sheep, fine-wooled. p. 185

Sanderson, E. Dwight, and Penny, Charles L. Hydrocyanic-acid gas

as insecticide on low-growing plants. 1900. p. 60

Sanderson, E. Dwight:

Aphids of apple, pear, and quince. 190:
Delaware —

entomological notes from. 1902. p. 97

insects in, notes on. 1900. p. 66

San Diego, Cal. :

Climatology of, notes on, 1849-99 (Abbe), p. 20

Waterspout, report on ( Carpenter ) . 1898. p. 545

San Diego County, Cal.:

Coleoptera observed in, notes on habits of some species of (Blais-

dell). 1892. p. 33

Forests of (Kinnev). 1888. p. 198

Trees and shrubs of. 1888. p. 202

Sandwich Island sugar-cane borer. 1888. p. 185

San Francisco, Cal. :

Climateof (McAdie). 1899

Coccid;e, some found bv Alex. Craw in course of his quarantine

workat. 1896. p. 42

Kites at, experiments with (Hammon). 1896. p. 288

Meteorological observations of, 1893-94 (Featherstone). p. 128..
Port of, scale insects found upon plants entering, list of (Craw)..

Precipitation at, 1889-91. p. 108

Trade of, in agricultural products, 1864-65. No. 6. p. 28 ...

Trade with. 1867. p. 373

Weather forecast district, report of —

Feb., March, 1899 (Willson)

Apr. -.July, Sept., 1899-July, 1900 (McAdie)

Sept., Oct., 1900 (AVillson)

Nov., 1900-Julv, 1901 (McAdie)

Sept.-Nov., 1901 (McAdie)

Jan.-Oct., 1902 (McAdie)

San Francisco mountain region :
Arizona —

biological survey of, results of ( Merriam ) . 1890

forest trees of (Merriam). 1890. p. 119

Reptiles and batrachians of (Stejneger). 1890. p. 103

San Gabriel area, California, soil survey of (Holmes and Mesmer).

p. 5.59

Sanger, J. P., address of, before convention of National League for

(Jood Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 69

Sanitary climatology circulars

Sanitary ofiicials, list of:

1898. p. 616

1899. p. 698

1900. p. 653

1901. p. 628

Sanitary significance of forests (Fernow). 1893. p. 171

Index

I'lassl&catlon uo.

A27.9:13
A29.6:27
Al. 10:894
Al. 10:898
A29.6:23

A10.6:5

A29.6:29

A6.5:3

A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A1.7:2
Al. 1:864

A9.6:26

A10.3:115

A9.6:37
A9.6:26

A29.6:28
A29.6:26

A9.7:5
A13.3:2
A13.3:2
A9.7:l

A29.3:28

A9.8:4

A29.6:24

A29.6:22

A9.8:4

A29.6:20

A27.9:3

A27.9:5

A29.6:27

A29.6:

A29.6:28

A29.6:

A29.6:29

A29.6:30

A5.5:3
A 5. 5:3
A5.5:3

A26.5:901i

A10.3:14
A29.15:

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
A 1.10:900
A 1.10:901
A13.3:7

507

Index

San Jacinto Eiver, Cal., problems of water storage on torrential
streams of southern California as typified bv (Schuvler).

1901. p. 353 ■ ."

San Joaquin County, California, resources of (Holden). 1868. p. 363.

San Joaquin River, Cal., irrigation from (Soule). 1901. p. 215

San Joaquin Valley, California, locusts of (Coquillett). p. 289

Sa'i Jose or pernicious scale:

Aphelinua fuscipennis, an important parasite upon, in Eastern

United States (Johnson). 1900. p. 73

Charlottesville, Va. (Schwarz). 1894. p. 247

Connecticut (Britton). 1898. p. 81...

Cooperation for control of, is it practicable? (Alwood). 1896.

p. 80

Dried fruit (Howard). 1898. p. 7

Eastern United States, appearance in, and measures taken to pre-
vent its spread and to destrov it (Howard). 1893

same (Howard). 1894. p. 153".

Experimental work in New York State against ( Felt) . 1902. p. 35 .
Experiments with winter washes against, season of 1894-95

(Marlatt). 1895. p. 365

How to control, circular on ( Marlatt)

Hydrocyanic-acid gas as remedy for (Johnson). 1898. p. 39 ...
Insecticides for, various, some practical experiments with, in

Georgia (Scott). 1902. p. 41

Japan, preliminary report on (Marlatt). 1902. p. 41

Lime, sulphur, and salt and resin washes for, use of, in Ohio

(Burgess). 1902. p. 33

same, in Maryland (Quaintance). 1902. p. 37

Michigan, present status in (Barrows). 1897. p. 27

Native home of, resume of search for, in Japan and China (Mar-
latt). 1902. p. 65

New Jersev (Smith) —

1894. p. 163

1898. p. 32

Notes on (Howard). 1895. p. 283

Occurrences in United States, with full account of its life history

and remedies to l)e used against it ( Howard and Marlatt)

Original home of (Howard and Marlatt). 1899. p. 36

Report on —

1894. p. 360

1896-97 (Howard)

Virginia (Coquillett), 1894. p. 253, 324

San Jose scale and its nearest allies (Cockerell). 1897

San Juan, Porto Rico, temperature, rainfall, and humidity at

(Phillips). 1899. p. 319

San Mateo (Cal.) Agricultural Association fair, cattle exhibited at,

special order concerning. Aug. 18, 1900

San Pedro Martin Island, plants collected at, bv Edward Palmer in

1890, list of (Vasey and Rose). 1890. p". 78

Sanpete County, Utah, soil survey in (Means). 1900. p. 115

Santa Agueda, Lower California, plants collected bv Edward Palmer

in 1890 at, list of (Vasey and Rose). 1890. " p. 80

Santa Ana, Cal., soil survey around (Holmes), p. 385

Santa Barbara, California, climate of. 1871. p. 196

Santa Rosalia, Lower California, plants collected bv Edward Palmer

in 1890 at, list of ( Vasey and Rose ) . 1890. ' p. 80

Santillan, Rafael Aquilar y. See Aquilar y Santillan, Rafael

Santo Domingo, plants from. 1870. p. 283

Sap, circulation of (Vasey). 1874. p. 151

Sapindacefc, threes new species of, from western Mexico and Lower

California (Radlkofer). 1893. p. 367

Sarcopsylla gallinacea. See Hen flea.

Sarcoptidse, parasitism among, origin and development of (Gar-
man). 1891. p. 182

Sarcosporidia, presence of, in birds (Stiles). 1893. p. 79

Sargent, A. A. Viticulture in California. 1882. p. 157 :

Sargent, C. S. Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 227

ClaBslflcatlon no.

A10.3:100
A27.9:6
AlO. 3:100
Al. 1:885

A9.6:26

A9.7:6

A9.6:17

A9.6:6
A9.6:18

A9.5:3
A9.7:7
A9.6:37

A9^.7:7

A9.5:42

A9.6:17

A9.6:37
A9.6:31

A9.6:37
A9.6:37
A9.6:9

A9.6:37

A9.7:7

A9.6:17

A9.7:7

A9.6:3
A9.6:20

A9.7:6
A9.6:12
A9.7:6
A9.8:6

A29. 1:898

A4.5:69

A6.5:l
A1.8:64

A6.5:l
A26 .5:900'
A27.9:9

A6.5:l

A27.9:8
A27.9:12

A6.5:l

A9.7:4
A4.3:3
A1.8:22
A29.6:30

508

Sartori, Giuseppe. Dubernard method for examination of butter.
1890. p. 103

Sausages, United States, in Gibraltar (Sprague). p. 519

Sausalito, California, storm wave at (Abbe). 1895. p. 424

Saunders, William:

Cranberry culture. 1894

Economic plants in collection of Agriculture Department, cata-
logue of. 1891

Experimental Gardens and Grounds Office, Agriculture Depart-
ment, work of, for farmer. 1897. p. 180

Garden, notes of the —

1871 . p. 476

1872. p. .72

Grapevine, pruning and training, remarks on, with ciuotations

and illustrations from various authors, p. 97

Horticulture and kindred subjects, papers on. 1891

Participation of Agriculture Department in Philadelphia Inter-
national Exhibition. 1876

Plants, bulVjs, tubers, etc., for distribution from U. S. projtagating
garden, catalogue of, with report on object and aims of gar-
den. 1862_ _

Plants in exotic collection of Department of Agriculture, descrip-
tive catalogue of. 1872

Pruning of trees and other plants. 1898. p. 151

Soils and products of Florida, observations on. 1883

Tea culture, experiment in, report on tea gardens of Dr. Charles
U. Shepard, Pinehurst, S. C. 1897

Tea culture as a probable American industry. 1879

Tea garden. Government, at Summerville, S. C, condition and
prospects of. p. 28

See also, for reports as Superintendent of Experimental Garden,
1862-1867; and as Superintendent of Gardens and Grounds,

1868-1899

Saunders, William, sketch of life of (Hill). 1900. p. 625

Saw-fiv:

Dogwood, report on. 1890. p. 239

New, which is injurious to hollyhocks (Cockerell). 1894. p. 251.

Rose, in United States (Riley). 1892. p. 6

Strawberry (Malley). 1889." p. 136

Sweet potato, report on. 1888. p. 43

same, new (Marlatt). 1892. p. 24

Wheat and grass, notes on (Riley and Marlatt). 1891. p. 168 ..

Willow-shoot, report on (Riley). 1888. p. 8

See also Cimbex — Harpiphorus maculatus — Monostegia ignota —
Nematinte — Pear slug — Sweet potato saw-flies — Wheat saw-
flies.
Saxony:

Beef and pork in, consumption of. 1887. p. 591

Statistics of. 1876. p. 496

Tuberculosis among cattle in. p. 99

Saylor, Charles F. :

Beet-sugar industry of United States, report as special agent —

1897 -

same. p. 161

13

Index

Classification no.

A7.3:24
A4. 1:899
A29.6:23

A1.9:13

A1.8:47

Al. 10:897

A27.9:9
A27.9:10

A 1.1:866
Al.8:48

A1.2:P53

A1.8:2

A1.8:6
Al. 10:898
A1.6:62

A14.4:l
A1.6:18

Al. 1:881-2

A 14.1:
Al. 10:900

A9.7:2
A9.7:7

A9.7:5
A9.7:2
A9.7:l
A9.7:5
A9.7:4
A9.7:l

1898. p.

1900. p.

1901. p.
1901. p.

9..

487

Scabies. See Cattle — Sheep scab.
Scale. Sec. also Red scale.
Scale insects:

American fruit imported into Germany (Reh) . 1900.

California, report for 1891 (Coquillett). ]). 13

Destroying, various methods for, report on (Cocjuillett;

1888. p. 123

same. p. 123

1890. p. 19

p. 79....

A27.9:25
A27.9:14
A4. 1:893-*

A1.2:B392
A1.2:B39i
A1.2:B39*
A 1.8:69
A1.8:72
Al. 10:901

A9.6:22
A9.3:26

A 1.1:888
A9. 1:888.
A9.3:23

509

p. 152

Index

Scale insects — Continued

Enemies in California (Smith). 1896. p. 46..
Enemy of citrus trees (Marlatt). 1900. p. 247

Experiments against (Koebcle). p. 143

Experiments on, progress in, etc. (Hubbard).

.«ame. p. 152

Found upon plants entering port of San Francisco, list of (Craw ),

1896. p. 40

Gas treatment for, report on (Coquillett) —

1887. p. 123

same. p. 35

1890. supplementary, p. 41

Hydrocvanicacidgas treatment for, history of (Coquillett). 1891.

p. 457 -'

Important, two, parasites of (Howard ) . 1894. p. 5

Injuriovis, danger to American horticulture from introduction of

(King). 1901. p. 171

New, from California (Coquillett). 1891. p. 382

New and old, notes on (Johnson).

Report of Entomologist on. p. 276

Some, of orchard (Howard). 1894.

Temperature control of (Marlatt).

Useful American (Howard). 1897.

See also Aleurodidae — Aleyrodes —

Blackscale — Coccidpe — Coccids

1896. p. 74 .

73

p. 249 .
1899. p.
p. 38

- Aspidiotus ostrea^formis —

— Cottony cushion-scale —
Date-palm scale — Eimeria stiedse — Eimeriella — Fluted
scale — Icerya — Jamaican coccidte — Japanese coccidte —
Lecanium — Maple pseudococcus — Mytilaspis pomorum —
Orange — Peach lecanium — Peach-tree scale — Red scales —
San Jos6 scale.

Scandinavia:

Agricultural education in, notes on (Woll). 1897. p. 7

same(Woll). 1898. pp. 605, 703

Our trade with, 1890-1900 ( Hitchcock ). 1900

Seed-control stations in, report on (Woll). 1899. p. 4

Scatehkow, K. Locusts in China, extermination of. 1883. App.,

p. 65

Scelle, Ch. Egg sales of Paris, 1896; translated by Newton B.

Ashby. p. 339

Scep.sis edwardsii, preparatory stages of (Dyar). 1890. p. 360

Scheffer, Theo H. Twig girdler, notes and observations on. 1895.

p. 345

Schickler, C. Pomology in Wurtemberg. 1870. p. 153

Schipps, K. Halo phenomena, observation of. 1897. p. 294

Schizoneura panicola thos. and S. corni fab. identity of (Osborn).

1889. p. 108 ".

Schloesing's method. See Nitric acid in soils.

Schmidberger, . Pear midge, habits of. p. 286

Schmoeger-Neubert. Estimation of content of fat in milk by

method of (Kiihn). 1890. p. 158

Schokalsky, Jules de. Ladoga Lake, from thermic point of view.

1901. p. 63

School books, errors in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 16

Schools:

Arbor Day observance in (Northrop), p. 27

Bird day in

Common —

agriculture in. 1868. p. 92

same (Adams). 1885. p. 174

as affected by roads (Abercrombie). 1902. p. 39

Meteorology and relation of (Kimball). 1902. p. 131

Meteorology in (Abbe). 1894. p. 512

same. 1899. p. 469

Primary work on meteorology for use of (Connor). 1899. p. 102.
Public-
how may farmers' organizations hasten teaching of agricul-
ture in? (Voorhees). 1902. p. 89

Olasslflcatlon no.

A9.6:6
Al. 10:900
A 1.1:887
Al. 1:883
A9. 1:883

A9.8:4
!
Al. 1:887
A9.3:15
A9.7:l

A9.7:3
A9.7:7

Al 0.3:99

A9.7:3

A9.6:6

Al. 1:880

Al. 10:894

A9.6:20

A9.6:9

A10.4:32
A10.6:9
A 12. 3:22
A10.6:10

AS. 1:3

A4. 1:899
A9.7:2

A9.7:7

A27.9:8

A29.6:25

A9.7:2

Al. 1:885

A7.3:24

A29.6:29
A29.6:28

A1.8:56
A5.4:17

A27.9:6

A1.7:9

A22.3:23

A29.6:30

A29.6:22

A29.6:27

A29.3:24

A10.3:120

510

Schools — Continued
Public — Continued

meteorological observations at, notes on (Abbe). 1899. ]>.

550

same (Wilkinson). 1899. p. 550

meteorology in (Abbe). 1896. p. 458

same (Abbe). 1897. p. 17

teaching agriculture in (James). 1902. p. 84

Rural —

agriculture in (Powell). 1902. p. 109

grounds of, tree planting on ( Hall ) . 1901

Technical, mechanical, drawing in (Flather). 1894. p. 81

See nho Agricultural colleges — Technical schools — Welch, A. .S.
Schott, Charles Anthony:

Magnetic survey of North America. 1895. p. 460

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 241

Schoyen, W. M. Insects of Norway and Sweden, notes on. 1897.

p. 79

Schreiber, Paul:

Meteorological observations considered with special reference to

influence on vegetatioTi. 1895. p. 395

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 237

Schrenk, Hermann von:

Catalpa, hardy, diseases of. 1902. p. 49

Fungous diseases of forest trees. 1900. p. 199

New England conifers, some diseases of. 1900

Red cedar, two diseases of, caused by Polyporus juniperinus n. sp.

and Polyporus carneus nees, preliminary report. 1900

Timber, decay of, and methods of preventing it. 1902

Schrodt, M. Specificgravity of cow's milk, limits of. 1888. p. 154.
Schroeder, Ernest C. :

Blood and serum injections in connection with Texas fever inves-
tigations, experiment in. p. 43

Bottom disease among horses of South Dakota, p. 371

Inoculation to produce immunity from Texas fever in northern

cattle, p. 273 ".

Southern cattle tick, vitality of. p. 41

Texas fever organism, persistence of, in blood of cattle, p. 42

Tubercle bacilli in milk of cows, experimental observations on

presence of. 1894. p. 75

Tuberculosis, prevalence of, among cattle in New York State, p. 66.
See also, as collaborator, De Schweinitz, Emil Alexander; as
joint author, Kilborne, F. L. — Smith, Theobald.
Schroeder, Ernest C, and Cotton, W. E. Southern cattle ticks,
growing noninfected and afterwards infecting them with

Texas fever, p. 33

Schulte, J. I.:

Grains, tillering of. 1899. p. 10

Tobacco, wcjrk of agricultural experiment stations, with introduc-
tion and comments by ]\lilton Whitney. 1900

Schultz, L. G. Sky polarization, study of, with reference to weather

conditions. 1902. p. 28

Schuster, Arthur:

Mathematical analysis as applied to terrestrial magnetism, pres-
ent condition of. 1895. p. 550

Meteorology, address on, at British Association, Belfast. 1902.

p. 448

Schuyler, James D. Water storage, problems of, on torrential
streams of southern California as typified by Sweetwater and

San Jacinto rivers. 1901. p. 353

Schuyler, Nebr., Sugar-beet Experiment Station, annual report of:

1891 (Maxwell), p. 118

1892. p. 43

1894. p. 37

Schwarz, Eugene Amandus:

Cicada, periodical, in 1897, circular on

same. 1898

Index

Classification no.

A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A29.H:23
A 29. 6:25
A10.3:120

A10.3:1.20
Al. 9:1.34
A10.3:20

A29.3:112
A29.6:30

A9.6:9

A29.3:112
A29.6:30

A13.3:.37
Al. 10:900
A28.3:25

A28.3:21
A19.3:14
A7.3:24

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:891-2

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:899

A4.3:7
A4. 1:893-4

A4. 1:899
Al. 9:105
A1.8:63
A29.3:31

A29.3:112
A29.6:30

A 10. 3: 100

A7.3:33
A7.3:37
A7.3:39

A9.5:22
A9.5:30

511

Index

Schwarz, Eugene Amandus — Continued

Cotton-worm questit)n in 1894. p. 315

Crow, insect food of. 1895. p. 57

Eumanis atala, notes on. 1888. p. 37

Hippelates plague in Florida. 1895. p. 374

Hylesinus eericeus, notes on. 1894. p. 254

Insects living on or injurious to the cotton plant in Bahama

Islands. 1878. p. 347

Librarj' pest, imported, report of. 1895. p. 396

Eed-legged flea-beetle, its injuries to orchard trees in ^Maryland

and Virginia. 1893. j). 3;>4

San Jose scale at Charlottesville, Va. 1894. p. 247

See also, as translator, lieh, L.
Schweinitz, Emil Alexander, de. See De Schweinitz.
Schweitzer, Paul, and Fox, Charles P. Meat analysis — testing of

ai)paratus and method. 1891. p. 40

Schwolson, Orest. Solar radiation, observations of; how best made

and compiled. 1896. p. 721

Science:

Applied, as a factor of rural production. 1885. ^so. 20. p. 31 . .

Poetry (Abbe). 1902. p. 269

True relations of, to industries and arts ( Wiley) . p. 32

Versus art (Roberts ). 1898. p. 69

Scientific investigation, original, under certain conditions advisability
of supplying employees of Weather Bureau with apparatus for

carrying on (Fulton). 1902. p. 22

Scientific investigators, training needed to become, notes on (Abbe).

1901. p. 447

Scientific organizations, relations of weather officials with, how pro-
moted (Beals). 1899. p. 69

Same (Sims) . 1899. p. 74

Scientific research, instruction in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 413..
Scientific work of Agriculture Department, recommendation for ap-
pointment of director in chief of, etc

Scleroderma, genus, in Saccardo's Sylloge (Ellis). 1889. p. 23

Scofield, Carl S. Algerian durum wheats, classified list, with descrip-
tions. 1902

Scolytidte and their food plants, notes on (Blandford). 1894. p. 260.
Scolytids, destructive, and their imported enemy (Hopkins). 1893.

p. 123

Scoresbv, Wm., jr. Meteorological notes bv, report on (Abbe).

1897. p. 62 '.

Scorpions, report on. 1894. p. 260

Scotland:

Agriculture and dairying in (Higgins). p. 213

Cattle in, pleuro-pneumonia in (Reid ). p. 401

Dogtaxin. 1867. p. 381

Fiber in, determination of (Aitken). 1894. p. 172

AVheat experiments in. 1866. p. 386

See also Ben Nevis observatory — Edinburgh.
Scott, John. Beef, breeding and feeding for, and supplying market.

1889. p. 132

Scott, Martin P. Lawes's views of fertilitv. 1883. p. 76

Scott, Robert H. :

Paris, international meteorological conference at. Sept., 1896.

p. 333 -

Weather maps and bulletins, daily, publication of. 1894. p. 6..

Scott, Robert W. Kentucky sheep, improved, p. 334

Scott, W. H. College faculty meetings. 1895. p. 80

Scott, W. M. :

Aphis, new species of, injurious to plums and peaches in Georgia,

preliminary note on. 1902. p. 56

Coccidfe of Georgia, notes on. 1900. p. 49

Georgia, coccids in, fatal temperature for some. 1899. p. 82

San Jose scale, some practical experiments with various insecti-
cides for, in Georgia. 1902. p. 41

I'lasslflciitlon no.

A9.7:7
A5.3:6
A9.7:l
A9.7:7
A9.7:7

A9.2:C82
A9.7:7

A9.7:5
A9.7:6

A7.3:31

A29.3:ll*

A27.9:23
A29.6:30
A1.7:2
A10.3:4^

A29.3:31

A29.6:2g

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:26

A1.2:Scil

A28.5:5

A19.3:7
A9.7:6

A9.7:6

A29.6:25

A9.7:7

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:889-90?
A27.9:5
A7.3:43
A27.9:4

A1.7:2
A1.7:2

A29.6:24
A29.3:ll^
Al. 1:866
A10.3:24

A9.6:31
A9.6:26
A9.6.20

A9.6:37

512

Scott, W. M., and Fiske, W. F. Curculio, jarring for, on extensive

gcale in (ieor^ia, with list of int^ects cautrht. 1902. p. 24

Scovel, J. V. n. Potatoes, experiments with. 1874. p. 331

Scovell, Melville Aniasa:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, at seventh annual convention. 1890. p. 6

Burley tol)acco, its growing and curing. 1901. p. 106

Cows, testing as to milk and butter production, some notes in

connection with. 1899. p. 123

Dairv tests at World's Columbian Exposition, report of committee

oil. 1S94. p. 52

Kjeldahl method applicable to determination of nitrogen in

nitrates. 1887. p. 51

See also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Scovell, ]Melville Amasa, Peter, Alfred Meredith, and Curtis, H. E.
Fertilizers, potash in, rejwrt on some sources of error in de-
termination of. 1896. p. 42

Screech owl. See Owl.

Screw worm, hominivorous habits of, in St. Louis, Mo. (Murtfeldt).

1891. p. 200

Screws, W. W. Address of, before national road conference, Julv,

1894. p. 23 "...

Scribner, Frank Lamson-:

Agrostology, economic and scientific, progress of. 1899. p. 347. .
Agrostology Division, Agriculture Department —

publications of, list of. 1901

work of, for farmer. 1897. p. 160

American grasses, report on

same, pt. 2

same, pt. 3

Economic grasses

Flat pea, circular on. 1895

same. 1899

Fungicides, or remedies for plant diseases. 1888

Fungous diseases of plants, outlines of certain, with remarks upon

application of remedies, p. 76

Giant knotweed, or sachaline, circular on. 1895

Grapevine —

black-rot and brown-rot of, extent, severity, and treatment of,

in northern Ohio, in 1889. p. 76

fungus diseases of. 1886

downy mildew and black-rot of, experiments made in treat-
ment of, 1887, with chapter on apparatus for applying

remedies for these diseases

same. 1888

Grass gardens. 1895. p. 301

Grasses —

Acapulco, Mexico, collected by Dr. E. Palmer in vicinity of,

list of. 1897. p. 7

as sand and soil binders. 1894. pp. 421, 580

in Elliott's "Sketch' of Botany of South Carolina and Georgia,"

notes on. 1901

new or little known, description of —

1897. p. 5

1898. p. 42

1901

of salt marshes. 1 .S95. p. 325

useful and ornamental. 1896

Hairy vetch, sand vetch, or Russian vetch. 1895

Hungarian brome grass, circular on. 1894

Ixophorus, genus. 1897. p. 5

Lawns and lawn making. 1 897. p. 355

Mexican grasses, new or little known. 1899

North American grasses, new species of. Fel)., 1899

same, June, 1899

Pacific coast, grass and forage plant investigations on. 1899

Pasture plants, our native. 1900. p. 581

Index

t'lusslllcatiou no.

A9.6:31
A27.9:12

A7.3:28
A10.3:99

A10.3:65

A10.3:20

A7.3:16

A7.3:49

A9.7:4
A22.3:10
A 1.10:899

A.3.4:36
Al. 10:897
A3. 3:7
A3.3:17
A3. 3:20
A3.3:14
A6.4:4
A3.4:ll
A28.4:5

Al. 1:885
A6.4:5

A6.3:ll
A6.3:2

A6.3:5
A6.3:10
Al. 10:895

A3. 3:4
Al. 10:894

A3.4:29

A3. 3:8
A3.3:ll
A3.4:30
A 1.1 0:895
A3. 3:3
A3.4:2
A6.4:l
A3. 3:4
A 1.10:897
A3.4:19
A3. 4:9
A3.4:16
A3. 4:22
Al. 10:900

114—04-

-33

513

ludcx

Scribner, Frank Lamson — Continued

Potato and tomato, treatment of, for blight and rot. 1897

Range grass and forage plant experiments, cooperative, at High-
more, S. Dak. 1899

same. 1900

Sand-binding grasses. 1898. p. 405

Seed distribution, records of, and cooperative experiments with

grasses and forage ])lants. 1902

Southern forage plants. 1899

See also, for reports as Agrostologist, Agrostology Division, Agri-
culture Department, 1895-1901

See also, for report as Chief, Vegetable Pathology Section, Agri-
culture Department, 1887

See also, for report as Mycologist, Agriculture Department, 1886

Scribner, Frank I.amson-, and Ball, Carleton R. Grasses, miscel-
laneous notes and descriptions of new sjiecies. 1900. p. 39

Scribner, Frank Lamson-, and Merrill, Elmer D.:

Calamovilfa, notes on. 1901. p. 2

Chtetochloa, North American species of. 1900

Grasses of herbarium of Dr. H. Muhlenberg. 1900

Mexican grasses, some recent collections of. 1900. p. 5

Panicum, three new species of. 1901. p. 3

Panicuni nitidum, Panicum scoparium, and Panicum pubescens,

noteson. 1900. p.31

Scribner, Frank I^amson-, and Smith, .Tared Gage:

Hordeum and Agropvaon, genera, native and introduced species

of. 1897. p.23.."

Mexican grasses collected by E. W. Nelson in Mexico, 1894-95.

1897. p. 11

Scribner, Frank Lamson-, and Viala, Pierre. Black rot of grapevine.

1888 -

Scudder, Samuel H. Cranberry girdler, report on. 1894. p. 1

Scuppernong wine, analysis of (Page) . 1868. p. 362

Scymnus:

Australian, established and described in California ( Rilev ) . 1892.

p. 127

Two new species of ( Sharp ) . 1889. p. 364

Sea:

Ball lightning at, instance of (Sevboth). 1901. p. 249

Earthquake at (Abbe). 1895. p. 380

Effect of proximityto, on thunderstorm periods (Stearns). 1898.

p. 452

Temperature and shore climate (Abbe). 1902. p. 314..
Seacoast telegraph lines, instructions to operators on (Bugl)ee

Same (Robinson). 1897

Seaman, William Henry. Fibers, identification of. 1897. p. 352
Searchlight:

Use of, in meteorology (Abbe). 1897. i). 206

Classlflfatlon no.

A28.4:4

A3.4:21
A3. 4:33
A1.10:8£

A19.3:10
A1.9:102

A3.

A28.1:
A28.1:

A3. 3:24

A3.4:35
A3.3:21
A3.4:27
A3.3:24
A3.4:35

A3. 3:24

A3. 3:4

A3.3:4

A6.3:7
A9.7:7
A27.9:6

A9.7:5
A9.7:l

A29.6:29
A29.6:23

A29.6:26
A29.6:30
1892. A29.12:Seli
A29.12:Sel-
A11.5:9

A29.6:25

1898.

?•

58 A29.6:26

Weather signals (Calvert)
Seasonal forecasts:

India and America (Abbe). 1898. p. 266

Long range, for Pacific Coast States (Ashlev). 1901. p. 16

Oregon, note on (Abbe) . 1898. p. 253 . . 1

Seasons :

Good and l)ad, periodicity of (Abbe). 1896. _ p. 290

Natural phenomena of, connection with agriculture (Russell).

p. 329

Warm and cold, normal, relative duration of, notes on (Abbe).

1901. p. 74

same (Penny witt). 1901. p. 55

Seaweed, valuable agricultural resource of northern coast regions

(Beal). 1899. p. 5 "

Sebago Lake, Maine, temperature of water of (Abbe). 1894. p. 507..
Sebelien, J. Albuminoids in milk, estimation of. 1889. p. 169...,.
Sedgwick, T. F.:

Chickens and their diseases in Hawaii. 1901

A29.6:26
A29.6:29
A29.6:26

A29.6:24

514

Seed and Plant Introduction:

Section of, Agriculture Department, circular relative to (Cook).

1899

Work of Agriculture Department in, since 1897 (Smith). 1901.

p. 145

Seed coats of certain species of genus Brassica (Pieters and Charles).

1901

Seed-control stations:

Establishment of (Burchard) . 1893. pp. 793, 882

Scandinavian, report on ( Woll) . 1 899. p. 4

Seed Division, Agriculture Department

Seed wheat for Northwest, correspondence on. 1868. p. 285

Seeds:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on,

1 889-1902

Adulteration of. 1869. p. 146

Agricultural —

standards of the purity and vitality of (Hicks) . 1896

where grown and how handled (Pieters). 1901. p. 233

Agriculture Department —

experiments with. 1870. p. 476

tests of. 1869. p. 242

same. 1870. p. 83

Beardless brome grass (Pieters) . 1900

Commercial saltbushes (Collins). 1901

Contract for, award of. 1896

Distribution of —

circulars relative to, July 25, 1895

records of, and cooperative experiments with grasses and forage
plants (Scribner). 1902

special agents for, annual report

Effect of napthaline on (Taylor) . 1883

Experiments with (Baker). 1870. p. 25

same ( Bidwell) . j). 24

Farm and garden, experiments with. 1869. p. 292

Field-
experiments with. p. 405

Introduction of. 1864. Xo. 6. p. 16

selection of, importance of. 1898. p. 8

Flax culture for, in Europe and America (Dodge). 1898

Free importation of. 1868. p. 62

Germination of, as affected by certain chemical fertilizers ( Hicks) .

1900

Good, farmers' interest in ( Pieters). 1900

Growers of, bees of great value to (Benton). 1892. p. 254

Investigation, object and methods of (Burchard). 1893. jjp. 793,

882

Large, heavy, superior value of (Hicks and Dabnej^). 1896.

p. 305 ,

Maturing, localities best suited to ( Henderson ) . p. 572

Novelties and specialties in, distrilmtion of

Planting by birds (Barrows), p. 280

same. p. 280

Production and saving (Pieters). 1896. p. 207

Purchase and distribution, report of Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture on —

1898. p. 1

1899. p. 3

1900. p. 7

Pure, investigation (Hicks). 1894. p. 389

Rescue grass and chess ( Hillman). 1902

Selection and planting of (Hallett). 1874. p. 381

Selection of —

importance of (Dupont). 1873. p. 553

same. 1898. p. 7

report on (Coville) . 1898.

work at Medicine Lodge, Kansas, r(^&um(3 of (Carr). 1893. p. 28.

Index

Classiilt'atloii uo.

A6.4:16

A10.3:99

A6.3:29

A10.6:4
A10.6:10
A24.
A27.9:6

A10.6:
A27.9:7

A6.4:6
Al. 10:901

A27.9:8
Al. 1:869
A 27. 9:8
A6.4:25
A6.3:27
A1.4:l

A1.2:Se3

A19.3:10

A24.5:

A18.2:N16

A27.9:8

A27.9:8

A27.9:7

Al. 1:868
A27.9:2
Al.9:84
All. 5:10
iV27.9:6

A6.3:24

A1.9:lll

A9.7:4

Al 0.6:4

Al. 10:896
Al. 1:878
A19.5:
A 1.1:890
A5. 1:890
Al. 10:896

A 1.1:898
A 1.1:899
Al. 1:900
A 1.1 0:894
A19.3":R31
A27.9:12

A27.9:ll
A 1.9:73
A6.2:P69
A7.3:40

515

Index

(JlassIflcntloTi no,

1899. p. 549 ..

ISO';

441

Al. 10:899
A1.2:Se38

Al. 10:897
A1.10:8i;5

A10.3:76
A10.4:84

A6.4:ll

A28.3:10

A28.5:6

A6.6:6

Seeds — Continued

Selling, growing, and testing of (Pieters)
Sowing of, brief instructions on. 1873 ..
Testing-
additional notes on (Hicks and Key)

at home (Pieters). 1895. p. 175

methods of, and their relation to farm and gJirden (Pieters).

1900. p. 55 t

rules and apparatus for. 1 897

Treated with carbon bisulphid, vitality of (Hicks and Dabney).

n. d

Treatment of, with copper sulphate to prevent attacks of fungi

( Evans) . 1896

Vitality of, effects of certain fungicides upon (Crozier). 1891.

P 8

See aim Cotton seed — (Trass seeds — Kentucky bluegrass seed —
Linseed — Oil-producing seeds — Red clover seed — Saccha-
rine sorghums.
Seeds and plants:
Foreign —

collected in Austria, Italy, and Egypt, by Barbour Lathrop
and David G. Fairchild for Section of Seed and Plant Intro-
duction , Agriculture Department. 1900 . .

imported by Section of Seed and Plant Introduction, Agricul-
ture Department —

Xos. 1-1000, n. d

Xos. 1001-1900. 1899

Nos. 1901-2700. 1899

Nos. 2701-3400. 1900

Imported, inventory no. 9

Seelev, Dewev A. Temperature of soil and surface of ground.

'1901. i). 501 -

Seiches and rairobia, notes on (Abbe):

1898. p. 562

1899. p. 102

Seidell, Atherton. Alkali soils, chemical examination of. 1901.

p. 65

See also, as joint author, Cameron, Frank K.
Seismic changes, small, caused by building operations (Marvin).

1899. p. 582

Seismic noises:

North Carolina and Georgia (Hawkins ) . 1897. p. 393

Notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 216, 562

Report on (Kain and others). 1898. p. 152

Seismograph :

Marvin, report on (Marvin). 1895. p. 250 i A29.6:23

Meteorological stations (Abbe). 1897. p. 259 i A29.6:25

Milne, records bv (Abbe). 1899. p. 214 ; A29.6:27

A6.6:l
A6.G:2
A6.6:5
A6.6:7
A19.3:5

A29.6:29

A 29. 6:26
A29.6:27

A26.3:18

A29.6:27

A29.6:25
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:26

Observatorv, Carson City, Nev. (Friend). 1900. p. 245

Stations in 'United States, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 310

Seismometers in meteorology, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 420

Selby, A. D. Garden herbarium, making and its uses. 1900. p. 92. .
Selenium and its use for measurement of sunshine (Dorsey). 1899.

p. 99

Semaquir, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 65

Semiarid districts, wheat growing in, successful (Carleton). 1900.

p. 529

Semiarid regions, emmer, a grain for (Carleton). 1901

Semiarid West, new wheat industry for ( Carleton ) . 1901

Semolina and macaroni, manufacture of (Skinner). 1902

September, weather conditions for, statement of average (Garriott).

1900. p. 395 -

Septendedm cicada. See Marlatt, C. L.
Septicemia. Sec Chickens, apoplectiform septicemia.

Serimeter, report of (Walker) . 1889. p. 333

Serrell automatic silk reel, report of (Walker). 1887. j). 52

Serum therapy in hog cholera (Peters ) . p. 196

A29.6:28
A29.6:27
A29.6:29
A10.3:76

A29.6:27
A29.6:26

Al. 10:900
Al. 9:139
A28.4:18
A19.3:20

A29.6:28

A9.7:l
A9.3:14
A4. 1:897

516

Index

Classlfleatloii uu.

Serum treatment for swine i>lague and liog cholera (De Scliweinitz).

p. 235 ;

Same

See also Antitoxic serum — Blood serum.

Sevier Valley, Utah, soil survej^ in (Gardner an<l Jensen), p. 243

Sewage:

Critics, note on ( Brown ) . 1872. p. 379

Disposal on farm and protection of drinking water ( Smith ) . 1896>

Liquid, treatment of, in Great Britain. 1870. p. 437

Purification of. 1876. p. 57

Value of deposit of city of Washington (Antisell). 1869. p. 22S.

See also Wastes.
!^('wall, J. A. Garden Citv, Kans., grass and forage experiment sta-
tion at. p. 342 ."

.Same. p. 342

Seyboth, Robert. Lightning ball at sea, instance of. 1901. p. 249. .
Seychelles Islands, vanilla culture as ])racticed in (Galbraith). 1898.

Shade in coffee culture (Cook) . 1901

Shade-tree insects:

Four species of defoliators which affect trees of the cajjital. 1887.

General work against, in cities and towns (Howard)

Injurious, report on ( Packard ) . 1887. p. 20

same (Packard). 1890

Observations on, in New York State (Felt) . 1902. p. 63

Problem in eastern L^nited States (Howard). 1895. p. 361

Springfield and other New England cities (Howard). 1895.
p. 40

Three (Howard). 1899

Shade trees, diseases of (Galloway and Woods). 1896. p. 237

See also Trees.
Shadow, mountain, photograph of, note on (Abbe). 1894. p. 510 .
Shaffer, J. M. :

Barley and its uses. p. 355

Sheep in Iowa. p. 167

Shakespeare, Edward Drum. Swine, epidemic diseases among,

supplemental report on. p. 137

Shakespeare, Edwin Orum, and Burrill, T. J. Swine, epidemic dis-
eases among, report of United States board of inquiry concern-
ing, p. 129

Shanghai, meat and milk inspection in (Blackwood), p. 205

Sharp, David:

Lameliicorns, Australian, new genus and two new species of.
1890. p. 302

Scymnus, two new species of. 1889. p. 364

Sharpe, Benjamin F. Sounds, measuring and photograi)hing, ad-
vance in. 1899. p. 205

Sharpies, S. P. See, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.

Sharpshooter, glassy-winged, report of. 1893. p. 150

Shasta, Mount, Cal., biological survey of, results of (IMerriam).

1900

Shattuck, C. II. Coal oil in West Virginia, p. 525

Shaw, C. P. Jefferson memorial road, Va. 1902. p. 27

Shaw, R. E. Jefferson memorial road, Va. 1902. p. 9

Shaw, Thomas:

Canadian field peas. 1895. p. 223

Rape plant, its history, culture, and uses. 1893

Shaw, W. B., jr. Cattle in Indian Territory, rejiort on. 1885.

No. 20. p. 27

Sheaf wheat, feeding of, to steers (French), j). 486

Shear, Cornelius L. :

Agrostology Division, Agriculture Department, field Avork of,
since organization, July 1, 1895. 1901

Bromus, North American species of, occurrijig north of Mexico,
revision of. 1 900

Grass seed, collection and distribution of; field work. 1900

Rescue grass. 1900

See also, as joint author, Rydberg, P. A.

A4. 1:898
A4.3:23

A26. 5:900'

A27.9:10
A1.9:43

A27.9:8

A27.9:14

A27.9:7

Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891
A29.6:29
A6.3:21
A6.3:25

A9.3:10

A9.5:15

A9.3:13

A8.1:4

A9.6:31

ALIO: 895

A9.6:2
A1.9:99
Al. 10:896

A29.6:22

Al. 1:865
Al. 1:864

A4. 1:889-90

A4. 1:889-90
A4. 1:898

A9.7:2
A9.7:l

A29.6:27

A9.7:5

A5.5:16
AL 1:863
A 22. 3: 25
A 22. 3:25

Al. 10:895
A1.9:ll

A27.9:23

A4. 1:898

A3. 3:25

A 3. 3:23
A1.4:9
A 3. 4:26

5i:

Index

Sheep :

Animal parasites of ( Curtice) . 1890

"Big head" (disease) of, iu Utah (Rowe). p. 230

Blood poisoning in, in ^'e\v Zealand (Gilruth). p. 233

Breeding, in New South Wales. 1S75. p. 526

Catarrh in (Sniead). 1880. p. 214

Cestodes of, adult, revision of (Stiles and Hassall). 1893

Condition of —

1866. p. 288

1873. p. 143

1875. p. 155

Diseases of —

correspondence relating to. i>. 486

same, j). 542

in Texas (Detmers). p. 68

Dog nuisance among. 1867. p. 84

English, prices of. 1867. p. 339

Exportation of —

from Boston, prohibition of. 1902

in vessels carrying hides from foreign countries, order con-
cerning. 1900

Farming —

in Oregon. 1876. p. 414

in the Pampas (Carrow ) . p. 223

inTurkev. 1868. p. 365

Feedingof (Craig). 1897

same, in Nebraska, p. 604

Feeding wild plants to (Nelson), p. 421

same, p. 10

Fine-wooled (Sanford). p. 185

Flukes and tapeworms of-^

bibliography (Hassall). 1898. p. 145

compendium, arranged according to their hosts (Hassall).
1898. p. 137 - _.

report on, with special reference to inspection of meats (Stiles).

1898. p. 11 -

Grazing, and forest growth in Cascade Mountains of Oregon

(Coville). 1898

Great Britain ( Carman ) . p. 145

Hampshire Down, note on (Morrell). 1868. p. 462

Importation of. 1867. p. 203

Imported into United States without quarantine. 1895. p. 29. ..
Imported into United States, regulations for inspection and quar-
antine-
Dec. 28, 1899

Jan. 27, 1900, modification

June 1 , 1900, amendment

Oct. 20, 1900, amendment

Nov. 10, 1900, amendment

Imports of, by Great Britain, 1898-1900. p. 606

Industry in. See Sheep husbandry.

Industry of Colorado ( Kennedy ) . p. 367

Inspection and movement of. 1896. p. 242

Killed by dogs, 1858-63. p. 183

Larksjiur poisoning of (Wilcox ) . p. 473

Long-wool (Dodge), p. 479 1

Losses of —

1873. p. 150

1875. p. 159

Mutton —

establishing a flock of (Beal). 1900. p. 23

why and where jirofitable (Dodge) . p. 341

Prairies (Grinnell). p. 300

Quarantine of, in New England States. 1 902

Raising, for mutton ( Curtiss) . 1899

See also Sheep husbandry.
Raising and feeding, importance of (Taylor), j). 249

Classlficiitioii no.

A4.2:Sh4i
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:901
A27.9:13
A1.6:22

A4.3:4
A27.9:4
A27.9:ll
A27.9:13

Al. 1:877
A4. 1:898
Al. 1:883
A27.9:5
A27.9:5

A4.5:100

A4.5:61

A27.9:14
Al. 1:864
A27.9:6
A1.9:49
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:898
A4.3:22
Al. 1:864

A4.3:19

A4.3:19

A4.3:19

A13.3:15

A4. 1:889-90
A27.9:868
A27.9:5
A4. 1:895-6

A4.5:56
A4.5:58
A4.5:64
A4.5:77
A4.5:79
A4. 1:901

A4. 1:891-2
A4. 1:897
A27.9:4
A4. 1:898
Al. 1:865

A27.9:ll
A27.9:13

Al. 9:119
Al. 1:866
Al.l:862
A4.5:99
A1.9:96

Al. 1:864

518

Shee^i — Continued

Roundworms in, treatment of (Stiles) —

1901

1902. p. 7

Sales of, in I-:ngland. 1868. p. 408

Selee-tion, treatment, and diseases of, in United States (Randall).
p. 229

Stall-feeding (Harris), p. 317

Tapeworm disease of, of western plains (Curtice), p. 167

Verminous diseases of, in Texas (Stiles), p. 356

same, further investigations of (Stiles), p. 223

See nlKO Animals, domestic — Cattle orders — Farm animals —
' ' (i olden fleece ' ' — Infantado sheep -^ Kentucky sheep — Live
stock — Merinos — Mutton — "Ontario," merino ram — Ovine
caseous lymph-adenitis — Paular sheep — Quarantine — Somali
sheep — Spanish merinos — Texel or Mouton Flandrin sheep.
Sheep and wool :

Cape Colony (Rol:)erts) . p. 522

Review of progress of American sheep husbandry ( Dodge ) . 1900 . .

Statistical report on, of the world ( Dodge) . p. 207

Sheep breeders' associations, list of, with officers:

1898. p. 614

1899. p. 694

1900. p. 649

1901. p. 625

Sheep husbandrv:

Arizona. 1891. p. 20

Colorado in 1897 (McNeely). p. 377

Condition and prospects of, in United States, p. 242

Condition of sheep industry west of Mississippi River (Heath).

p. 247

Connection of tobacco culture with. 1878. p. 125

Delaware ( Webb). 1883. p. 172

Few facts in. p. 378

Georgia —

1875. p. 523

1878. (Peters), p. 120

History and present condition of sheep industry in U. S. 1892 ..

Contents:

1. In States east of Mississippi River (Carman), p. 11.

2. West of Missis.sippi River (Heatli and Minto). p. 701.

Iowa (Shaffer), p. 167

Nebraska ( ]\IcCann). p. 193

North Carolina (Young). 1878. p. 115

Oregon. 1876. p. 479

Pacific Northwest ( Withcombe ) . 1900. p. 5

South —

paper on (Ell zey). 1883. p. 173

report on (Hayes). 1879. p. 63

South Carolina, Georgia, and Texas (Watts). 1877. p. 118

Tennessee. 1878

Texas (Jenks). 1877. p. 122

United States. 1879

"\\'est ( Boardman ) . p. 286

Sheep scab:

How stampe<l out in New Zealand. ]>. 505

Investigations relative to. j). 155

Nature and treatment (Salmon and Stiles), p. 98

same ( Salmoyi and Stiles ) . 1898

Texas. 1867. p. 204

Work against (Salmon). i>. 69

same (Salmon and Stiles). 1901. p. 583

See also Cattle orders — Lime-and-sulphur di[)S.

Sheep-scab mite and low tem[)erature (Holconibe). p. 605

Sheet waters. See Umlerflow and sheet waters.

Sheffield, 0. II. Road system of Georgia, imprf)vemt'nt of. 1894...

Index

Classiflcatluu no.

A4.4:35
A4.3:35
A27.9:6

Al. 1:863
Al. 1:862
A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1 :900
A4. 1:901

A4. 1:898
A1.8:66
Al. 1:875

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A27.9:29

A4. 1:898
Al. 1:862

A4. 1:889-90
A1.2:Sh3
A1.7:2
Al. 1:869

A27.9:13
A1.2:Sh3
A4.2:Sh42

Al. 1:864
Al. 1:864
A1.2:Sh3
A27.9:14
A1.9:117

A1.7:2

A1.2:Sh3

A1.2:Sh3

A1.2:Sh3

A1.2:Sh3

A1.2:Sh3

A 1.1:862

A4. 1:900
A4. 1:897
A4. 1.897
A4.3:21
A27.9:5
A4. 1:900
A4. 1 :901

A4. 1 :901

A22.3:3

511)

Index

Sheffield, England, cost of hauling farm products over wagon roads
at (Bedle). p. 3

Sheldon, C. S. See, as collector, Holzinger, J. M.
Shell roads. See Roads.

Shells, land and fresh-water, collected in California and Nevada l>y
Death Valley expedition, with few additional si>ecies o])tained
by C. Hart Merriani and assistants in parts of southwestern

United States ( Stearns) . 1893. p. 269

Shelton Tobacco Curing Co., Asheville, X. C. I'lanter's guide for
cultivating and curing tobacco, with information and instruc-
tion concerning the Shelton toljacco hanger. 1876

Shenstone, J. C. Condensed milk, composition of. 1890. p: 149 ..
Shepard, Charles U.:

Tea culture, the experiment in South Carolina. 1899

Tea raising at Pinehurst experimental tea garden, near Summer-

ville. South Carolina, special report on. p. 627

See also Saunders, William.
Sherman, H. C. :

Metabolism of nitrogen, sulphur, and phosphorus in human

organism, ex2)eriments on. 1902

Nitric nitrogen, determination of. 1 895. p. 112

See alfio, as joint author, Atwater, Wilbur Oliu.
Sherwood, E. R. Remarks of, at 2d convention of Weather Bureau

officials, INIil waukee, Wis. , 1901. p. 227

Shimonoseki, treaty of, between China and Jaimn of April 17, 1895,

and our possibilities of trade with those countries

Shinn, Charles H. Myers, John A., l)rief recollections of. 1902.

p. 67

Ship timber in United States (Bates) . p. 472

Ships:

Barograph on, note on —

1898 ( Abbe) . p. 567

1899 (Abbe), p. 60

1900 (Page), p. 590

Rainfall measurements on, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 313

Shiver, Frank Scott:

Fertilizers containing organic materials, total phosphoric acid in,

determination of. 1891 . p. 109

Nitric nitrogen, determination of, bv zinc-iron method. 1894.

p. 142 '.

Shoeing of horses (Dickson), p. 529 ,

Shoes. >See Boots and shoes.

Shore climate and sea temperature ( Abbe) . 1902. p. 314 ,

Shorthorned cattle. See Cattle.

Short-leaf pine (Mohr). 1896. p. 87

Same, with additional notes by Filibert Roth. 1897. p. 93

Shorts. See Wheat shorts.

Shower, mud, note on (Kimball). 1902.

Shrews:

American (Blarina and Notiosorex), revision of (INIerriam).

1895. p. 5

Amei'ican (Sorex), synopsis of (Merriam). 1895. p. 57

Long-tailed, of eastern United States (Miller). 1895. p. 35

Shrikes, food of ( Judd). 1898. p. 15

Shriver, Howard, short biography of (Abbe). 1901. p. 67

Shrubs:

Effect of punctures of hemipterous insects on, 1886 (Webster).

p. 54

San Diego County, Cal. 1888. p. 202

Trees and, distril;)ution of, in deserts and desert ranges of south-
ern California, southern Nevada, northwestern Arizona, and

southwestern Utah, notes on (Merriam). 1893. p. 285

Siberia:

Dairy notes (Smith), p. 530

Four great rivers of ( Sperk ) . ] 894. p. 101 ,

Sibirtzev, N. Russian soil mvestigations, translated and condensed
by Peter Fireman, jij). 704, 807

p. 269

L'lasslftoatioii iiu.
A22.4:27

A5.5:/

A1.8:10
A 7. 3:24

A 1.8:61

Al. 1:892

A10.3:121
A7.3:47

A29.3:31
A12.4:5

A7.3:67
A 1.1:866

A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:26

A7.3:31

A7.3:43
A4.2:H78

A29.6:30

A13.3:13i
A13.3:13 2

A29.6:30

A5.5:10

A5.5:10

A5.5:10

A5.3:9

A29.6:29

A9.3:13
A13.3:2

A5.5:7

A4. 1:899
A29.3:lli

A10.6:12

520

Sicily, sumac in, culture of ( McMurtrie ) . 1 880

Sieg, R. Sugar cane, diffusion process as applied in Louisiana,
p. 40

Same, 1884, p. 18

Sierra Xevada Mountains, California, pika from, description of new

species of (]Merriam). 1889. p. 11

Signal Service Bureau, ^^'ar Department, sketch of work of, for
agriculturist (Birkheimer). 1882. p. 110

Same (Birkheimer). 1885. p. 191

Signal Service, United States, meteorological work of, 1870 to 1891.

1895. p. 232

Signal Service, expenditures of Weather Bureau and, statements of..
Signals. See Weather Bui-eau signals.
Signata. See Hyperaspis signata.

Signs and weather, note on (Kimball). 1901. j). 508

Silage:

Alfalfa, report on (Beal). 1901. p. 25

Cowpeas and corn for ( Gettys) . ] 900

For horses and hogs. 1898. p. 20

Losses in preparation of. 1901. }). .SI

See also Ensilage — Silos and silage.

Silage mixture ( Robertson) . 1897. p. 7

Silesia:

Hessian fly in, in 1869 (Cohn). 1883. App., p. 39

Linen industrv in. 1873. p. 433

Wool of (Erdinan). p. 521

Silicates, action of oxalic acid on (Kastle and others). 1894. p. 53.
Silk culture:

Abstract of note on (Wallace). 1891. p. 64

Agriculture Department —

1885. p. 214

1 886. p. 546

1887 (Walker), p. 115

California, letter on (Prevost) . 1867. p. 285

Condition of (Bollman). p. 304

Europe. 1872. p. 52

Japan, 1885 (Tamari). p. 187

Law for encouragement of. 1866. p. 287

Progress in. p. 235

Promotion of, report on. p. 67

same, p. 67

Report of year's operations (Walker). \). Ill

same, p. Ill

Report on. p. 282

See also Raw silk.

Silk manufacture in United States. 1874. p. 50

Silk reel, automatic, Serrell, report on (Walker). 1887. p. 52

Silk Section, Agriculture Department

Silkworms:

Ailanthus, of China, additional observations (Morris), p. 390...
Brief manual of instructions for production of silk. p. 215

same, p. 10

same ( Riley)

Eggs of, circular relating to. n. d

Enemy of, note on. 1886. p. 37

Grasserie of ( Walker) . 1 891 . p. 445

How to raise (Walker). 1890

Japanese oak-feeding, cultivation of (Webster). 1S,S9. p. 273..

Jai)anese, ])arasite of, Ugimyia sericarlie rond. 1891. p. 113

Notes on. p. 101

same, p, 101 -- . . .

Osage orange as feed for. 1870. p. 430

Raising, in open air. 1873. p. 358

See aho Japanese oak-feeding silkworm — Japanese silkworm —

Mulberry silkworm.
Silo, stave, value of, to dairy farmers (Beal). 1898. p. 23

Index

Classificatluu lio.
A1.6:26

Al. 1:884
A7.3:2

A5.5:2

A1.8:22
A1.7:9

A29.3:112
A29.2:Si2

A29.6:29

Al. 9:124
A3. 4:24
Al. 9:103
Al. 9:133

A 1.9:56

A8.1:3
A27.9:ll
A4. 1:899
A7.3:43

A9.7:4

Al. 1:885
Al. 1:886
Al. 1:887
A27.9:5
Al. 1:872
A27.9:13
A1.7:9
A27.9:6
Al. 1:870
Al. 1:881-2
A9. 1:882
Al. 1:888
A9. 1:888
Al. 1:868

A27.9:14

A9.3:14

A25.

Al. 1:862

Al. 1:878

A9. 1:879

Al.6:ll

A9.4:l

A9.3:]2

A9.7:3

A25.3:l

A9.7:l

A9.7:4

A 1.1:883

A9. 1:883

A27.9:8

A27.9:ll

A1.9:1U.>

521

IiKlex

Silos &ntl ensilage, record of practical tests in several States and

Canada. 1882

See oho Ensilage.

Silos and silage ( Plumb). 1895

Silt measurements, progress report on, 1900 (Nagle). p. 298

Same, 2d progress report, 1901 ( Nagle ) . p. o().t

Silvertish, circular on (Marlatt). 1902

Silvester, K. W. :

Address of, before American Association of Farmers' Institute

Workers, at seventh annual meeting. 1902. p. 45

Education, theory of higher, some recent changes in. 1899. p.

94

Simmons, A. H. Agriculture in Washington Territory, statistics of.

1869. p. 370

Simmons, F. M., address of, before Good Roads Convention at

Winston-Salem, N. C. 1902. p. 12

Simpson, C. B. Codling moth, investigation of, in Idaho. 1900.

p. 51

Same, in Northwest, during 1901

Simpson, J. H. Florida plants, p. 389

Same, p. 389

Simj^son, John M. Osier culture. 1898

Sims, Alfred F. :

Climate, permanence of. 1901 . p. 121

Meteorological observatories, suburban. 1902. p. 215

Press, commercial bodies, and scientific organizations, relations of

weather officials with, how promoted. 1899. p. 74

Tornado, [March 26, 1895, at Albany, N. Y., report of. p. 92....
Simulium. See Buffalo-gnats.
Sinclair, Angus. Transportation, development of, in United States.

1899. p. 643

Siris tree. See Lebbek tree.
Sirrine, F. A.:

Asparagus, power sprayer for. 1901 . p. 1 77

Asparagus pest, little known. 1901. p. 177

See, as joint author, Osborn, Herl^ert.
Sirups, making, and sugar and imphee and sorghum culture, report

on (Smith), p. 129

See also Cane juices and siruj^s — Maple sirup — Molasses — Sor-
ghum sirup — Table sirups.
Sisal hemp, or jenequen:

Culture in United States [Florida] , with statements relating to
industry in Yucatan and Bahama Islands, and brief consid-
erations upon questions of machinery for extracting fiber

(Dodge). 1891

False, in Florida (Dodge). 1892. p. 28

same, description of ( Baker) . 1892. p. 32

Industry in Bahama Islands (McLain). 1891. p. 52

Report on. p. 257

Sitanion, genus, synopsis of (Smith). 1899

Siva, C. Samba. Agriculture in India, account of. 1874. i>. 389 . . .

Six-spotted mite of orange (Riley). 1890. p. 225

Skies. See Sky.
Skim milk:

As food for young chickens (Anderson), p. 477

Bread making and. 1900. p. 16 '.

For y< .img chickens. 1898. p. 20

What is most profitable way to dispose of? (Hills). 1896. p. 95.
Skin disease among:

Cattle (Trumbo^ver ) . p. 325 ,

Horses (Law), p. 419

Skinner, Charles R. Arbor Day, relation of, to agriculture and hor-
ticulture, p. 34

Skinner, (reo. D. See, for report as foreman, 1894, Printing Office,

Agriculture Department,
.^kinner, Robert P. Semolina and macaroni, manufacture of. 1902.

Classlficatlou no.

A1.6:48

A1.9:32
A10.3:104
A10.3:119
A9.5:49

A10.3:12O

Al 0.3:65

A27.9:7

A22.3:23

A9.6:30
A9.6:35 ■

A 1.1:889
A6.1:889
A13.3:19

A29.6:29
A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.6:23

Al. 10:899

A10.3:99
A10.3:99

A 1.1:862

All. 5:3
A11.5:5
All. 5:5
All. 5:3
Al. 1:869
A3.3:18
A27.9:12
A9.7:2

A4. 1:899
Al. 9:114
A1.9:84
A10.3:41

A4.2:C29*
A4.2:H78

A1.8:56

A]9.3:20

522

Skins, museum, preparation of (^lerriam). 1889

See also Hitles and skins.
Skipper. See Cheese or meat skipper.
Skunks:

Little striped, of genus Spilogale, contribution toward revision of

(Merriam). 1890. p. 1 .'.

Revision of genus Chincha (Howell ) . 1901

Sky:

Blue color of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 11.3

Cloudless, lightning from, notes on —

(Abbe). 1900. pp. 292, 556

(Ashcraft). 1900. p. 489

(Pague). 1900. p._429

Polarization, studv of, with refeience to w'eather conditions

(Schultz). 1902. p. 28

Prairie, note on (Abbe) . 1898. p. 217

Probable state of, along path of total eclipse of sun, May 28, 1900

(Bigelow). p. 404

Sky light:

Blue, color and polarization of, with bibliography (Dorsev).

1900. p. 382 1...

Character of ( Abbe) . ^1897. p. 207

Skvland, Page Count v, Va., local thunder storms at, observations

for 1900 ( Cragiii and Cragin ) . pp. 328, 389

Slade, Elisha. Onion, history, culture, and preservation of. p. 235.

Slags. See Basic phosphatic slags.

Slaughterhouse, countrv, as factor in spread of disease (Stiles).

1896. p. 155....'..

Sleepers. See Railroads.
Sleet:

Notes on (Abbe). 1901. p.
Storms of, note on (Abbe).
Slingerland, ]Mark Vei'iion:

Bean weevil, report on. 1892. p. 86

Drasteria erechtea, report on. 1892. p. 87

Entomology, some suggestions and notes on, presented to Ento-
mology Section of Association of American Agricultural Col-
leges and Experiment Stations, at fifteenth annual meeting,

1901. p. 1 20

Pear-leaf blister mite, report on. 1892. p. 104

Pear-tree psylla, report on. 1892. p. 100

Slingerland, William H. "Cream-pot" stock, history of. p. 291...

Slip-records for entomologists, note on (Cockerell). 1893. p. 198. . .

Slop for pigs. 1901. p. 26

Small-pox, animal, note on. 1 866. p. 56

Smart, Charles. Meteorology in United States, connection of Army
Medical Dept. with development of. 1895. p. 207

Smart, James II., address of, as president of Association of Ameri-
can Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, at fourth
annual convention. 1890. p. 37

Smead, C. D. Catarrh in sheep. 1880. p. 214

Smith, Abraham E. Deerskins, exports of, from British Columbia,
p. 519 .

Smith, Augustine J. Agricultural education, necessity of. 1883.

Index

(.'laNsliiriitiou uo>
A5.4:ll

A5.5:4
A5.5:20

175..
1900.

113.

Same

Smith, A. \V. See, as collaborator and joint author, Atwater,

Willmr Olin.
Smith, C. B.:

Agricnltnral conditions, general, in Tnited States, as related to

work of a'_nicnltural exiKTinient stations. 1900. p. 19

Agricultural education in France. 1900. p. 115

" Blueberries, improvement of. 1900. j). 18

Fertilizers, nitrogenous, for market-ganlen crops. 1901. p. 12..

German connnon school with a garden. 1899

Grafting grape cuttings. 1900. p. 9

Muskmelons, transplanting, expfriiucnts in. 1900. ]>. 20

A29.6:27

A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:28

A29.3:31
A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.6:28
A29.6:25

A29.6:28
Al. 1:865

Al. 10:896

A29.6:29
A29.6:28

A9.7:5
A9.7:5

A10.3:115
A9.7:5
A9.7:5
Al. 1:866
A9.7:6
Al. 9:133
A 27. 9:4

A29.3:112

A10.5:3
A1.6:22

A4. 1:900

A1.7:2

A1.8:25

A 10. 3:80
A 1.1 0:900
Al. 9:119
Al. 9:124
A10.4:42
Al. 9:122
A1.9:119

i)'S4

Index

Smith, C. B. — Continued

Pecan culture. 1901. p. 16

Potatoes, extra-early, methods of securino;. ] 900. ]>. 6

Rhubarb, forcing, results of. 1899. p. 13

See also, as joint author, Beal, "Walter Henry.
Smith, C. B., ajid Beal, Walter Henry. Persinmions, desirable

qualities as a fruit. 1899. p. 9

Smith, C. B., and Langworthy, Charles Ford:

Chestnuts, culture of. 1900. p. 9

Olives, culture and uses of. 1900. p. 11

Smith, C. D.:

Annual address of president at ineeting of American Association
of Farmers' Institute "Workers, held at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 18

and 19, 1901. 1902. p. 13

Potatoes, feeding value of. p. 511

Smith, D. C. Wharton, address of, liefore national road confer-
ence, July, 1894. p. 43

Smith, E. J. Madder, culture of, in Smyrna. 1870. p. 284

Smith, Edward C. Vermont, road improvement in, extract from

governor's message, p. 10

Smith, Erwin F. :

Bacterial disease of tomato, eggplant, and Irish potato. 1896

Black rot of cabbage. 1898 r..

Ergot, prevalence of, in 1889. 1889. p. 203

Fertilizers, experiments with, for prevention and cure of peach

yellows, 1889-92

Field notes, 1892, report on. 1891. p. 373

Fruits, field notes, 1890. 1891. p. 107

Grape mildews and grape rot in "LI. S., synopsis of replies to cir-
cular relative to. 1886. p. 45

Legal enactments for restriction of plant diseases, compilation of

laws of U. S. and Canada. 1896

Peach blight, note on. 1891. p. 36

Peach growing for market. 1895

Peach rosette, report on. 1891. p. 143

same, additional notes. 1891. p. 226.

Peach rot and peach blight, report on. 1889. p. 123

Peach yellows —

preliminary report. 1888

what to do for. 1891. j:*. 15

Peach yellows and peach rosette. 1894

same, additional evidence on communicability of. 1S91

Peaches, field notes on. 1891. p. 88

Pseudomonas hyacinthi, Ps. campestris, Ps. phaseola, and Ps.
stewarti, four one-flagellate yellow bacteria parasitic on plants,

cultural characters of. 190i

Spotting of peaches, report on. 1889. i>. 32

Wakker's hyacinth germ. 1901

Wilt disease of cotton, watermelon, and cowpea. 1899

Smith, Eugene A. Cotton belt, report on. 1885. p. 59

Smith, Halsted, address of, before national road conference, July,

1894. p. 39

Smith, Henry M. Yaupon, chemical notes on. 1872. p. 20

Smith, Herman W. Weather Bureau Library, monthlv additions

to, Apr.-Nov. 1897 .'

Smith, J. H. Imphee and sorghum culture and sugar and sirup mak-
ing, p. 129

Smitli, J. "W. Boston weather forecast district, report of, monthly.

July, Oct.-Dec, 1901

Same, Jan.-Oct, 1902

Smith, J. W. Forest-tree culture in Dakota. 1891. p. 50

Smith, J. Warren:

Derecho of May 16, 1899, in Ohio. p. ] 96

Meteorology, popular lectures on, including lectures to farmers'
institutes, social gatherings, societies, etc.; are such lectures
valual)le in proportion to time given? what should be the
general character of such lectures? 1902. ]i. 92

Cliissificatioii no.

A1.9:124
Al. 9:114
A 1.9:107

Al. 9:107

Al. 9:114
Al. 9:122

A10.3:110
A4. 1:898

A22.3:10
A27.9:8

A22.4:33

A28.3:12

A1.9:68

A28.5:5

A28.3:4
A28.5:7
A28.5:6

A6.3:2

A28.3:ll

A28.5:7
A1.9:33
A28.5:6
A28.5:7
A28.5:5

A6.3:9

A28.5:6

A1.9:17

A28.3:l

A28.5:7

A28.3:28

A28.5:5

A28.3:26

A28.3:17

A8.1:4

A22.3:10
A27.9:10

A29.6:25

AL 1:862

A29.6:29
A29.6:30
A13.3:5

A29.6:27

A29.3:31

521

Smith, J. "Warren —Coutinued

Phenological data. 1902. p. 196

Washouts, floods, cold waves, heavy snowfalls, warning.-^ of, for
benefit of transportation companies. 1899. p. 37

Weather, effect of, on birds. 1895. p. 212

Weather Bureau instrument shelter. 1893. p. 25

Weather Bureau observers, stations of instruction for newly ap-
pointed; should not certain important Weather Bureau sta-
tions ])e designated? 1899. p. 105

Smith, .Tared Gage:

Alfalfa or lucern

Cowpeas, report on

same, p. 287

same

Florida beggar weed. 1899

Fodder and forage plants, exclusive of grasses

Forage conditions of prairie regions. 1895. p. 309

Forage plants for cultivation on alkali soils. 1898. p. 535

Gram, chick-pea, or Idaho pea. 1898

Grass gardens, experimental. 1895

Grazing problems in Southwest and how to meet them. 1898

Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, annual report for 1901.
p . 36 1

Leguminous forage crojjs. 1897. p. 487

^Meadows and pastures, formation and cultivation in middle East-
ern States

Plant introduction, conimercial. 1900. p. 131

Range improvements, experiments in. 1898

Salt bushes. 1896

Seed and plant introduction, work of Agriculture Department in,
since 1897. 1901. p. 145

Sitanion, genus, synopsis of. 1899

Velvet bean . 1 899

Vetches, cultivated

See alw, as joint author, Scribner, Frank Lamson-.
Smith, Jdhn Bernhard:

Aphidida^, some cpiestions relating to. 1891. p. 226

Blackberry borers and gall makers, notes on. 1891. p. 27

Carl)on bisulphide as an insecticide. 1894. p. 108

Clover-leaf beetle, invasion by. 1891. p. 231

Cranberry and hop insects, report upon. 1884. p. 9

Cut- worms, remedies for. p. 273

Entomological notes and pr(j])lems. 1895. i). 6

Fertilizers as insecticides. 1891. p. 217

Insecticides, farm practice, and fertilizers as. 1893. p. 93

Insects affec-ting the hop and cranberry, p. 393

Lachnosterna f usca, notes on. 1888. "p. 180

Maxillary tentacles of pronuba. 1893. p. 161

Xew Jersey insects, notes on —

1891. p. 43

1892. p. 93

1893. p. 187

1894. p. 185

Noctuida^ from Death Valley, descriptions of. 1893. p. 328

Nursery inspection. 1901. p. 165

Oncocnemis, new species of. 1888. p.'18

Parasites and predaceous insects, economic value of. 1893. p. 142.
Petroleum, crude —

notes on, and its effects upon j^lants and insects. 1901. ]^. 17f).

year's experience in. 1902. p. 118

Plum curculio, notes on. 1891. p. 219

Rose bugs, experience with —

1890. p. 113

1891. p. 220

San Jose scale in New Jersey. 1 894. p. 163

San Jose or pernicious scale, distribution of, in New Jersey. 1 s<)S.

I 32 :

Index

Classificutlou no.
A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.6:23
A29.3:7

A29.3:24

A 1.9:31
A 1.9:89
Al. 10:896
A 3. 4:5
A3.4:13
A3.3:2
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:898
A3.4:7
A3. 4:1
A3.3:16

A10.P:901
Al. 10:897

A1.9:66
A1.10:900
A3.4:8
A3. 4:3

A10.3:99
A3. 3:18
A3.4:14
A3.4:6

A9.7:3

A9.7:4

A9.7:7

A9.7:3

A9.3:4

Al. 1:885

A9.6:2

A9.7:3

A9.7:6

Al. 1:884

A9.7:l

A9.7:5

A9.7:4

A9.7:5

A9.7:6

A9.7:7

A9.7:5

A10.3:99

A9.7:l

A9.7:6

A10.3:99

A10.3:115

A9.7:3

A9.7:3
A9.7:3
A9.7:7

A9.6:17

525

same.

1891. p.
same.

1892. p.
same.

1893. p.
1895. p.

Index

Smith, John Bernhard — Continued

Scale insect.s and their enemies in California. 1896. p. 46

Squash borer (^Melittia cucurbit;e) and remedies therefor. 1891.

p. 80

Smith, John H. "Raupenleim" and "Dendrolene," report on.

1895. p. 31 - -

Smith, John W. Storm warnings and displays l>y flag and lantern,
are present, best that can be devised for Atlantic and Gulf

coasts? 1899. p. 27

Smith, Oberlin, address of, ])efore convention of National League

for Good Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 59

Smith, Ralph I. See, as joint author, Quaintance, A. L.
Smith, Theobald:

Animals, domesticated, infectious diseases of, investigation of —

1890. p. 105

p. 93

117

p. 45

110

p. 96

140

119

Bacillus, pathogenic, from vagina of mare after abortion. 1893.

p. 53

Bacteria, practical bearing of investigations in. 1894. p. 109...
Bovine tuberculosis —

Soldiers' Home herd of 00 cattle, pathological notes, p. 26 . .

studies in, with special reference to prevention. 1894. p. 88 . .

Cattle, sporozoon in intestinal villi of, preliminarv notes on. 1893.

p. 73 -

Hog-cholera group of bacteria. 1894. p. 9 ,

Protozoa, infectious disease (entero-hepatitis) among turkeys

caused by. 1895. p. 7

Sewage disjiosal on farm and protection of drinking water. 1896 .

Swine plague, cause and prevention of. 1891

Tuberculosis, Iwvine —

practical suggestions for suppression and l>re^•cntion of. 1894.

p. 317

suppression and prevention of, some practical suggestions for.

1894. p. 129

Turkeys, unknown diseases in, preliminary investigations, p. 82.
See also, as joint author, Salmon, Daniel Elmer; as translator,
Megnin, M. P.
Smith, Theobald, and Dawson, Charles Francis. Cattle, injuries to,

from swallowing pointed objects, p. 78

Same. n. d

Smith, Theobald, and Kilborne, F. L. :

Southern cattle fever, investigations into nature, causation, and

prevention of. p. 177

Texas or southern cattle fever, nature, causation, and prevention

of. 1893

Smith, Theobald, Kilborne, F. L., and Schroeder, Ernest C. Texas

cattle fever, additional observations on. 1893. p. 67

Smith, Theobald, and Moore, Veranus Alva:

Imnuinity, experiments on jiroduction of, in rabbits and guinea
pigs with reference to hog-cholera and swine-plague bacteria.

1894. p. 41

Infectious diseases, variability of, as illustrated by hog cholera

and swine jdague. 1894. p. 81

Smith, Theobald, and Schroeder, Ernest C. Bacilli, tubercle, some
experimental observations on ])resence of, in milk of tubercu-
lous cows Avhen udder is not visibly diseased. 1893. p." 60 ..

Smith, Thomas. Siberian dairy notes, p. 530

Smith, Thorn. Foods and feeding stuffs, report on. 1899. p. 91 ..
Smith, William G. Soil survev from Raleigh to Newberne, K. C.
p. 187 J -

I'lasslfli-atioii no.

A9.(:i:(i
A9.7:4
A9.6:2

A29.3:24
A10.3:14

Al. 1:890
A4. 1:889-90
Al. 1:891
A4. 1:891-2
Al. 1:892
A4. 1:891-2
Al. 1:893
A4. 1:895-6

A4.3:3
A4.3:6

A4.3:7
A4.3:7

A4.3:3
A4.3:6

A4.3:8

A1.9:43

A4.2:Sw5

Al. 10:894

A4.3:7
A4. 1:893-4

A4. 1:893-4
A4.4:8

A4. 1:891-2

A4.3:l

A4.3:3

A4.3:6
A4.3:6

A4.3:3
A4. 1:899
A7.3:57

A26.5:900i

526

p. o26.
1902.

p. 258. .

p. 132..

Smitli, William G., and Bennett, Frank, jr. Soil survey of Lebanon

ai'ea, Pennsylvania, p. 149

Smith, ^ViIliam G., and Martin, J. O. Soil t-urvey of Harford

County, [Maryland. i>. 211

Smithfield C'lul>, notes on cattle show of (Rogers).
Smithsonian Institution:

Astrophysical Observatory, annals of (Langley)

Meteoroiogical work of (Langley). 1895. p. 216

AVeather predictions, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 263
Smoke-consuming device for locomotives (Lauder). 188'

Smooth brome grass ( Kennedy ) . 1 899

Smut:

Xew method of treating grain by Jensen process for prevention

of (Galloway). 1891. p. 372

Oats and barley, notes on ( Galloway) . 1889. p. 164

Oats and other cereals, prevention of (Kellerman and Swingle).

1891. p. 26

Oats and wheat, treatment of. 1892

Timothy (Trelease). p. 87

Smut, or ]>unt, notes on. 1865. Xo. 2. p. 5

Smut fungi:

Report on. 1889. p. 87 '

Smut diseases and, recent investigations of (Brefeid). 1891. pp.

] , 59, 153

Smyrna :

Madder in, cultui-e of (Smith). 1870. p. 284

Opium poppy in, report on culture of. p. 233

Smyrna-tig culture in United States (Howard), p. 79

Smyth, P. H. River-stage forecasts of Mississippi and Ohio rivers
and tributaries in periods of low water, importance of. 1902.

p. 146 -

"■myth'-, "William E. Irrigation problems of Honey Lake basin,

California. 1901. p. 71

Snake worm. See Worm.

Snell, J. F. See, as joint author, Atwater, "Wilbur Olin.

Snellen, Maurits. Xetherlands, climate of. 1896. p. 627

Snow, B. "W.:

Cotton worm, aggregate damage from, in Texas cotton crop of

1887. 1889. p. 32

Indian-corn industry in United States. 1891. p. 23

^i.ow, Francis II.:

Chinch ]jug disease and other notes. 1891. p. 69

Chinch bugs —

destruction of, in field bv artificial introduction of contagious

diseases. 1891. p. 279

experiments for destruction of, in liekl by artificial introduc-
tion of contagious diseases. 1891. p. 145

Entomology, economic, work in, at L^niversity of Kansas for sea-
son of 1894. 1894. p. 140 .'

Snow:

Colored, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 465

Early, in Connecticut from 1783 to 1882 (Abbe) . p. 418

Heavy, possibility of giving warnings of, to stock-raising interests

48 hours in advance (Brandenl)urg) . 1899. p. 33

same (( ilass). 1899. p. 35.

Increase of, with altitude, note on (Al)be). 1899. p. 61..!

.Alelting, and river Hoods (Abbe). 1897. p. 209 .,.

jNIineral matter deposited with, in northern Indiana, Jan. 8, 1892

(Goss). p. 20

New England, report of, 1817-40 (Earned), p
Penetration of, ])y bullets (Abl^e). 1895.
Rain and, seasonal, prediction of (Rehart)
Unequal distribution of, note on (Abbe).

L'nited States, to end of 1891 (Harrington)

Weight of (Ab})e). 1894. p. 174

Yellow, in .Alichigan (Kimball). 1902. p. 29
Sec aho Rainfall.

liider

Classification no.
A26.5:901»

A26.5:901i
A4. 1:895-6

A29.6:30

A29.3:1P

A29.6:26

A13.3:l

.\3.4:18

A28.5:7
A28.5:5

A28.5:6
A1.9:5
A 1.1:885
A27.9:3

A28.5:5

A28.5:6

A27.9:8
Al. 1:869
Al. 10:900

A29.3:31
A10.3:100

A29.3:1U^

A9.7:2
A1.8:49

A9.7:4

A9.7:3
A10.5:3

A9.7:7

p. 424.
. 1894.
1898. 1

1.. 2.;.
. 569..

A29.6:29
A29.6:22

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:27
A29.6:25

A 29. 6:20
A 29. 6:22
A29.6:23
A29.6:22
A29.6:26
A29.5:C
A29.6:22
A29.6:30

527

Index

1899.

142 . . . .

1900.

541

212

Snow and ice bulletins —

Snow and ice measurements (Volker).
Snow crystals:

Micro-photosraphs of, notes on (Abbe).

Notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 118

Twenty years' study of (Bentley). 1901

Snow dust, report on ( Abbe) . 1895. p. 15

Snow rollers, note on —

1895 ( Abbe ) . p. 465

1898 (Abbe), p. 20

1899 (Thiessen). p. 100

Snow slides, formation and prevention (Fernow) . 1888. p. 236

Snow temperatures, report on (Calvert and Phillips). 1899. p. 55.
Snowfall:

Annual, report on (Abbe). 1 896. p. 491

Colorado (Abbe). 1897. p. 210

First, dates of, 1886-87, 1893-94 ( Abbe) . p. 292

Forests, and, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 18 ....

Heavy, warnings of, for benefit of transportation companies

(Outram). 1899. p. 38

same (Smith). 1899. p. 37

Normal annual (Abbe). 1894. p. 373

same (Henry). 1898. p. 108

North Dakota, 1895 (Abbe), p. 463

Kocky Mountains, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 18

Total , for winter 1895-96 ( Abbe ) . p. 167

Snowfall and its equivalent in water, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 219.
Snowfall bulletins, special (Abbe). 1898. p. 21..
Snowstorms, memorable, in South Dakota (Glenn). 1897. p. 14...
Snyder, Harry:

Albuminoid nitrogen, determination of, error in present official
method for; and effect of presence of metals precipitable by
potassium sulphide in determination of nitrogen by Kjeldahl's

method. 1891. p. 39

Bread and bread making at University of Minnesota, studies on,

in 1897 and 1898. p. 7

same, 1899 and 1900

Fodders, fats in, determination of, by direct weighing and by loss

of weight of the substance. 1891. p. 37

Hunuis in its relation to soil fertility. 1895. p. 131

Nutrients, loss of, in boiling potatoes, carrots, and cabbage. 1897.

P 7 -

Potatoes and eggs, digestibility of. 1897. p. 20

Soil investigations, problems in. 1898. p. 58 ,

Soils, total insoluble matter, phosphoric acid, lime, and potash

in, determination of. 1895. j). 48

Snyder, S. J. H. Locusts or grasshoppers in Kansas. 1868. p. 456.

Soaps, insecticide, report on ( Marlatt) . 1896. p. 38

Societies. See Names of societies.

Soda ash for wireworms. 1869. p. 300

Sodium carbonate, or black alkali:

Formation of by plants (Cameron). 1902. p. 61

Resistance to, by certain plants (Cameron). 1902. p. 71

Sodium chloride, aqueous solutions of, solubility of gypsum in

(Cameron). 1901. p. 25

See cdm Potash.
Soil analysis:

Discussion of, summary ( H ilgard ) . p. 1 70

Late progress in (Hilgard). 1896. p. 88

Mechanical, rapid method of, including use of centrifugal force

(Hopkins). 1898. p. 67

Method for taking samples (Hopkins). 1902. p. 152

Notes on (McMurtrie). 1874. p. 46

Objects and interpretation of (Hilgard). 1886. p. 29

Objects and methods of (Hilgard). 1897. p. 84

Physical and chemical methods of (Hilgard). 1893. p. 60 ......

Classiflciition no>

A29.16:
A29.3:24

A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:23

A29.6:23

A29.6:26

A29.6:27

A13.3:2

A29.6:27

A29.6:23
A29.6:25
A29.6:22
A29.6:27

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:22
A29.6:26
A29.6:23
A29.6:28
A29.6:24
A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:25

A7.3:31

A10.3:67
AlO. 3:101

A7.3:31
A1.10:895

AlO. 3:43
A 10. 3:43
A7.3:56

A7.3:47
A27.9:6
A9.6:6

A27.9:7

A1.8:71
A1.8:71

A26.3:18

Al. 1:885
A10.3:30

A7.3:56

A7.3:67

A27.9:]2

A7.3:10

A7.3:51

A7.3:38

528

1886

Soil analysis — Continued

Priiicipk'S and nu-thods of (Eichards)

lie port ou (Kedzie). 1891. p. 116

Separation of alkalies in, by official method (Hopkins). 1R02. p. 43
Soil collection of Division of Soils, Agriculture Department, first

4,000 samples in (Whitney). 1899

Soil map of Connecticut Valley, description of. 1900

Soil physics, relation of tillage to (Sanborn). 1891. p. 97

Soil solutions:

Capillary studies and filtration of clay from. 1902

Filtration of suspended clay from (Briggs). 1902. p. 31

Potash in, note on direct determination of (Peter). 1894. p. 65

Their nature and functions, and classification of alkali lands

(Cameron). 1901

Soil survey:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on, 1889-
1902

Alamance County, North Carolina (Coffey and Hearn). p. 297.

Allegan County, Michigan (Fippin and Rice), p. 93

Bedford area, Virginia ( ]\Iooney and others), p. 239

Boise area, Idaho (Jensen and Olshausen). p. 421 '.

Cache la Poudre Valley, Colorado, 1900 (INIeans). p. 121

Calvert County, INIaryland (Bonsteel and Burke), p. 147

Cary area. North Carolina (Coffey and Hearn). p. 311

Cecil County, Maryland (Dorsey and Bonsteel). p. 103

Charles Lake area,' Louisiana (Heileman and Mesmer). p. 621 .

Cobb County, (ieorgia ( Burke and INIarean) . p. 317

Connecticut Valley ( Dorsey and Bonsteel). 1900. p. 125

Covington area, Georgia ( Marean ) . p. 329

Fresno, California (Means and Holmes), p. 333

Hanford area, California (Lapham and Heileman). p. 447

Harford County, Maryland (Smith and Martin), p. 211

Imperial, California ("Means and Holmes), p. 587

same (Means and Holmes). 1902

Kent County, Maryland ( Bonsteel) . p. 173

Lancaster, Pennsylvania ( Dorsey ) . p. 61

Lebanon area, Pennsylvania (Smith and Bennett), p. 149 ..

Montgomery County, Ohio (Dorsey and Coffey). _ p. 85

Montgomery County, Tennessee (Laphaui and INIiller). p. 341 ..

Pecos Valley, New Mexico (Means and Gardner). 1900. p. 36 .

Prince Edward area, Virginia (Mooney and Caine). p. 259

Prince George Countv, Maryland (Bonsteel and partv)- p. 173.

Problems in (Snyder). 1898. p. 58 -

Purpose of (Whitney). 1901. p. 117

Raleigh to Newbern, North Carolina (Smith), p. 187

Russian (Sibirtzev). pp. 704, 807

St. INIary County, Maryland (Bonsteel) . p. 1 25

Salem area. New Jersey (Bonsteel and Taylor), p. 125

Salinas Vallev, lower, California (Lapham and Heileman). p. 481.

Salt Lake Valley, Utah (Gardner and Stewart). 1900. p. 77 ...

Salt River Valley, Arizona (Means), p. 287

San Gabriel, California ( I lolmes and Mesmer). p. 559

Sanpete, Cache, and Utah counties, Utah (Means). 1900. ]>. 115.

Santa Ana, California (Holmes), p. 385

Sevier Valley, Utah ( Gardner and Jensen ) . p. 243

Statesville area, North Carolina (Dorsey and partv). p. 273

United States ( Whitney) . 1899. p. 335

Ventura area, California ( Holmes and IMesmer) . j). 521

AVeber County, Utah (Gardner and Jmsen) . ]>. 207

Westlield area. New York ( Burke and IMarean ) . p. 75

Willis area, Texas (^lartin). p. 607

Yakima area, Washington (.Jensen and ( )lHhausen) . p. 389

Yazoo area, Mississippi (Bonsteel and party), p. 359..._.

Soil thermometers, maximum and luinimum, combined, instruc-
tions for use of

Soils:

Acid, effect of lime on different crops on. 190L. p. 6

Index

('lasslflcatioii no.

A7.3:10
A7.3:31
A7.3:67

A26.3:16

A26.4:7

A10.5:3

A26.3:19
A26.3:19
A7.3:43

A26.3:17

A10.6:
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A1.8:64
A26. 5:900
A26. 5:901
A26.5:900
A 26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A1.8:64
A26.5:901
A26. 5:900
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A26.4:9
A26. 5:900
A26. 5:900
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:900
A26.5:901
A1.8:64
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A7.3:56
Al. 10:901
A26. 5:900
A10.6:12
A26. 5:900
A 26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A1.8:64
A26. 5:900
A 26. 5:901
A1.8:64
A26. 5:900
A26. 5:900
A26.5:901
Al:10.899
A 26. 5:901
A26. 5:900
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901
A26. 5:901

A29.il :G
A 1.9:133

114—04 34

529

Index

Soils — Continued

Acid digestion of —

effects of presence of few drops of nitric acid in (Thompson).
1895. p. 49

vessels for (Kedzie). 1893. p. 82

Acidity on upland or naturally well drained, report on necessity

of tests for ( Wheeler). ' 1895. p. 45

Action of oxalic acid upon (Kastle and others). 1894. p. 53...
Arable —

moisture content of, electrical method of determining (Whit-
ney and others). 1897

nitrification of (Deherain). 189(5. i)p.353,491

Artificial plant food, reciuirements of (Kilgore). 1902. p. 73...

Black, of Russia ((irandeau). 1872. p. 501

Composition of, some points on, summary and conclusion (Lawes

and Gilbert). 1886. p. 25

Cotton cultivation and ( Whitney ) . 1896. p. 143

Crop production and ( Whitney) . 1894. p. 129

Crops and, note on, 1892-98 ( Abbe) . p. 16

Cultivation of, by irrigation, 1891 ( Hinton )

Deficiencies in, pot experiment to test field observations concern-
ing (Hartwell). 1901. p. 73 ...

Different, ammonium sulphate and cotton-seed meal in, nitrifica-
tion of ( Withers and Fraps) . 1902. p. 36

Dry and moist, capillary movement of water in (Briggs and Lap-
ham). 1902. p. 19

Electrical resistance of, effect of water and soluble salts on

(AVhitney and Means). 1897

Evaporation of water from, salts as influencing rate of (Briggs).

1900. p. 184

Exhaustion and abandonment of, testimony of INlilton Whitney

before Industrial Commission. 1901

Features of, that should be recognized in all plat work ( Whitney).

1891. p. 91

Ferments important in agriculture (Wiley). 1895. p. 69

Fertility of —

humus in its relation to (Snyder) . 1895. p. 131

influence of different systems of farming on. p. 9

loss of, in drainage water. 1898. p. 4

maintenance of . 1901. p. 5

restoration of. 1897. p. 686

Fertilization of, as affecting orange, in health and disease (Web-
ber). 1894. p. 193

Field, moisture in. 1896

Forest clearing and cultivation, effect on (Fulton). 1899. p. 89.

same (Salisbury). 1899. p. 91

Growing various crops on, effect of. 1897. p. 684

Humus in, importance of maintaining a supply of.
Inoculation for leguminous i^lants (May and Beal)
Investigation of. See Soil survey.
Liming of —

from a physiological standpoint ( Loew) . 1901

reporton (Wheeler). 1898

Mechanical analysis of —

methods of. '1896

some necessary modifications in methods of, as applied to

alkali soils (Briggs). 1900. p. 173

Moisture in —

conserving and economizing. 1899. p. 5

determination by electrical method ( Gardner) . 1898

electrical instruments for determining (Briggs). 1899

influence of salt and similar substances on ( Beal ) . 1900. p. 5 .

mechahics of ( Briggs)

notes on, in 1898. p. 652

record of amount of water contained in soils during —

May, 1895

June, 1895

?;*as;sIfi('alSoii no.

A7.3:47
A7.3:38

1898.
1901.

p. 5..

p. 7.

A7.3:47
A7.3:43

A26.3:6
A10.6:6
A 10. 3:1 15
A27.9:10

A7.3:10
A10.3:33
Al. 10:894
A29.6:28
A15.2:Ir7

A7.3:62

A7.3:67

A26.3:19

A26.3:8

A1.8:64

A1.8:70

A10.3:7
Al. 10:895

Al. 10:895
A1.9:87
A1.9:73
Al. 9:144
Al. 10:897

Al. 10:894

A26.3:4

A29.3:24

A29.3:24

Al. 10:897

A1.9:78

Al. 9:124

A19.3:l
A1.9:77

A26.3:4

A1.8:64

A1.9:87

A26.3:12

A26.3:15

Al. 9:114

A26.3:10

A1.10:898

A26.3:l
A26.3:2

030

Soils — Continued

MniHture in— Continued

record of amount of water contained in soils during — C'ont'd.

July, 1895

1 896, crop season ( Wiiitne y and Hosnier )

Nitric acid in, determination of, by Schlcjesing's method, at Roth-

amsted laboratory (Warington). 1886. p. 47

Nitrification and denitrification in, lectures on ( Warington) . 1892.
Nitrogen hungriness in, recognition of (Hilgard). 1895. p. 58..
Nitrogen in, of some of the experimental fields at Rothamsted,

determination of, and bearing of results on question of source

of nitrogen of our crops (Lawes and Gilbert). 1882. p. 142..
Particles, division of, in mechanical analysis, plea for si'ientifi(;

basis for (Hopkins). 1898. p. 64

Phosphoric acid and potasli in, determination of (Goss). 1895.

p. 50

Phosphoric acid in —

estimation of, by double i^recipitation with molybdic solution
and titration of ammonium phosphomolybdate with stand-
ard alkali (Williams). 1895. p. 82

method for determination of (Goss). 1894. p 58 •

PI lysical analysis of ( Whitney ) . 1895. p. 60

Physical properties of —

adaptation of methods of cultivation and manuring to ( WoUnv) .
1900. p. 805 ^....

artificial changes of (Wollny). 1900. p. 604

investigations on (Briggs). p. 413

in relation to moisture and crop distribution (Whitney). 1892.

nature of ( W^ollny ) . 1896. pp. 761 , 853, 948 '.

objects and methods of investigating certain (Briggs). 1900.
p. 397

relation of, to cultivation of plants (Wollny). 1893. pp. 528,

627

Pliysical tests of ( Loughridge) . 1893. ji. 156

Problems, some interesting ( Whitney ) . 1897. p. 429

Productiveness of, nitrification as element in (Withers). 1902. p. 87

Products and, of southwestern Louisiana (Rapley ). 1884

Reasons for cultivating (Whitney). 1895. p. 123

Relations of climate to (Hilgard). 1892

Samples of —

instructions for taking, for moisture determination (Whitney).
1894

method for taking, for analysis (Hopkins). 1902. p. 152

Sandv, treatment of (Beal) . 1901. p. 10

Shading, effect of, notes on (Abbe). 1896. p. 374.

Shifting, grasses for fixing ( Vasey). 1872. p. 223

Soluble mineral matter of (Means). 1898. p. 495

Soluble salt content of, electrical method of determining (Whit-
ney and Means) . 1897

same (Briggs). 1899

Solvents for available potash, and phosphoric acid (Huston and

Bartlett). 1896. p. 91

Sorghum and sugar producing, character and composition of

(Richards(m). 1886. p. 60

Strawberry. 1902. p. 16

Study of, application of theory of solution to (Cameron). 1899.
p. 141

same (Cameron). 1900. p. 423

Survey of. See Soil survey.

Swamj), marsh or muck, utilization of. 1898. p. 7

Temi)erature and moisture of, in Red River vallev, notes on,

1892-98 (Abbe), p. 477 '.

Temjjerature of —

electrical instruments for determining (Briggs). 1899

electrical method of determining ( Wliitnev and liriggs). 1897.

notes on, 1867. p. 255 '.

same (Seeley). 1901. p. 601

Index

I'ltiNNlflcHtlon no.

A26.3:3
A26.3:9

A7.3:ll
A10.3:S
A7.3:47

A1.8:31
A7.3:56
A7.3:47

A7.3:47
A7.3:43
A7.3:47

A10.6:ll
A10.6:ll
A26. 5:900'
A29.3:4
A10.6:6

Al. 10:900

A10.6:4

A10.3:16

Al. 10:897

A10.3:115

A1.8:35

A 1.1 0:895

A29.3:3

A26.4:2
A7.3:67
Al. 9:124

A29.6:24
A27.9:10
A 1.1 0:898

A 26. 3:8
A26.3:15

A 7. 3:49

A7.:!:10
Al. 9:149

A 1.8:64
A26.5:900'

A1.9:7S
A29.6:27

A26.3:15
A2().3:7
A27.9:5
A29.6:29

631

1889

p. 282.

Index

Soils — Continued

Tests with fertilizei"?, explanations and directions for,
Texture of some typical —

1895. p. 556

1896. p. 602

same

Tillageaiid j)roducts of, on irrigated lands (C'ureton ). 188

Tol)acc() of Unite<l States (Whitney). 1898

Total insdluhle matter, phosphoric acid, lime, and potash in,
determination of (Snyder). 1895. p. 48

Types of —

descriptions of. 1902

list of, established by Division of Soils in 1899 and 1900, with
brief description

Vegetable productions of, relation of entomology to, with ref-
erence to destructive and beneficial insects ( Rathvon) . p. 372.

Washed, how to prevent and reclaim them. 189-4

Water in —

capillary rise of, influence of dissolved salts on (Briggs and

Lapham) . 1902. p. 5

movement and retention of (Briggs). 1898. p. 399

See also Alkali soils — California — Clay — Florida — Georgia —
Hawaiian soils — Maine — Mississippi — Mud — Plant-soil
tests — Salt Lake Valley, Utah — Sand — South Carolina.
Soils and ash. See also Ash.

Soils and ash, committee on, report of, at Convention of Association
of Official Agricultural Chemists:

1891 (Soilsonlv). p. 116

1892. p. 93 . .1

Classlflratlon no.

Al().4:8

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
A 26. 3:5
A15.2:P94i
A26.3:ll

A7.3:47

A26.2:F45

A26.2:T99

Al. 1:862
A1.9:20

A26.3:19

Al. 10:898

1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.

28
30
80
73
49

p. 56.

Supplemental report on ash

p. 74

(Soils only. ) p. 60

(Soilsonly.) p. 28 _

Soils Bureau, Agriculture Department, formerly Agricultural Soils
Division; afterwards Soils Division:
Field operations of —

1899. (Whitney)

1900

1901

Field parties of, instructions to, and descriptions of soil types.

1902

Soil collection of, catalogueof first4,000samplesin (Whitney). 1899

Work of, for farmer (Whitney). 1897. p. 122

Solandi [sun] i>rinting (Halsted). 1894. p. 93

Solano County, Cal., cattle quarantine, order for. Feb. 26, 1900

Solar and terrestrial magnetism, and their relations to meteorologv

( Bigelow ) . 1898 '. .

Solar constant, report on (Very). 1901. p. 357

Solar eclipse:

Observations during, notes on (Ab])e). 1900. p. 449

Total, of Mav 28, 1900, probable cloudiness during ( Abbe), p. 422.

Solar halo, note on ( Abl)e ) . 1899. p. 59 _. _

Solar magnetism, report on relations of, to terrestrial magnetism and

meteorology ( Bigelow) . p. 519

Solar radiation, oliservations of; how best made and compiled

(Schwolson). 1896. p. 721._ _..

Solar rays, ])hysical and meteorological researches on, made at agri-
cultural climatologv station, Jnvisv observatorv (Flammarion).

1899. pp. 103, 203' ." *.

Solar spots, notes on (Abbe). 1900. )). 109

Solberg, E. Phosphoric acid, citrate, soluble and insoluble, as de-
termined by different methods. 1895. p. 85

A7.3:31
A7.3:35
A7.3:43
A7.3:47
A7.3:49
A7.3:51
A7.3:56
A7.3:56
A7.3:57
A7.3:62
A7.3:67

A26.

A1.8:64
A26. 5:900
A26. 5:901

A26.2:F45
A26.3:16
Al. 10:897
A 10. 3:20
A4.5:59

A29.3:21
A29.6:29 .

A29.6:28
A29.6:27
A29.6:27

A29.1:89P

A29.3:ll»

A10.6:10
A29.6:28

A7.3:47

632

n:

Soldiers' Home herd of cattle. See Bovine tuberculosis.

Soluble acids, estimatiou nf, in liutter fat ( Planciion). LSOO.

Solul)le ferments. See Enzymes.

Solul)le .«alts. See Soils.

Solution, theory of, application of, to studv of soils (Cameron).

1899. p. 141 '.

Same (Cameron). 1900. jx 423

Solvents. See Soil solvents.

Somali, or black-head, sheep (Masterson) . p. 522

Sommers, Miss Sarah L. Land-grant colleges and agricultural exper-
imental stations in United States, compilation of statistics of,

for 1897 ,

Same, for 1898

Song birds. See Birds.

Sonora, Mexico, plants of, collected by Edward Palmer in the years

1890 and 1891 (Rose). 1895. p. 293

Sooty mold of orange, treatment of ("Webber). 1895

Sorauer, P. Potato scab, report on. 1889. p. 47

Sorex. See Shrews.

Sorgho-canes, sugar determinations from, partial summary of. 1880.

No. 25. p. 23

Same. No. 27. p. 23

Sorghum, or northern sugar cane:

Analysis of (Erni). 1866. p. 336 ,

Analytical work done on, by Chemical Di\nsion, Jidv-Dec. 1880

(Collier.) 1881 ! '

Application of diffusion to extraction of sugar from (Wiley)

As a forage crop (Williams) . 1897

Botanical history of (Pech). p. 299

Cultivation of, character and composition of soils best adapted to —

(Bollman). p. 140

(Richardson). 1886. p. 60

(Smith), p. 129

Culture and distillation of (Leplay). 1887. p. 110
Culture at Sterling, Kans. (Denton). 1891.

See also Sterling, Kans.
Data relating to, as sugar-producing plant.
Encouragement of beet-sugar industry and.
Experiments with. See Wiley, Harvey Washingtim.
Growing in Spain (Heredia and Hermanos). 1893. i).

Improvement of, by selection. 1899. p. 7

Introduction of, into United States. 1883. No. 2. p. 24

Investigation of, as a sugar-producing plant (Collier)

Italy. 1884. p. 77

Maize and —

as sugar {)lants. p. 228

manufacture of sugars from, circular (Le Due). 1879

Report on (Clough ). p. 54 ,

Seeds of, Cecidomyiid injurious to (Coquillett). 1898. j). 81 ..
See aim Orange sorghum cane — Saccharine sorghums.
Sorghum blight, status of (Kellerman and Swingle). 1889. p. 195

Sorghum molasses, statistics of. 1862-63. No. 5. p. 4 ,

Sorghum sirup:
Manufacture of —

circular on (Spencer). 1894 ,

report on (Denton). 1901 ,

• same. 1899

New refining process for. 1867. p. 53

See also Sirups.
Sorghum sugar:

Cold clarification of (O'Brien). 1892. p. 88

Experiments in manufacture of, etc. AVe Attica, Kans. —Calu-
met plantationsugarexperiment station — Cedar Falls, Iowa —
Conway Springs, Kans. — Douglas, Kans. — Fort Scott,
Kans. — Kan,«as — Kenner, La. — Lawrence, La. — Meade,
Kans. — Medicine Lodge, Kans. — Morrisville, Va. — Ness
City, Kans. — Rio Grande, N. J. — Sterling, Kans.

p. 78

1887.
1883.

p. 59 ..

34

Index

Classification no.
A7.3:24

A1.8:64
A26. 5:900'

A4. 1:898.

A10.3:51
A10.3:64

A6.5:l

A28.4:15
A6.3:8

A27.9:18
A27.9:18

A27.9:4

A1.6:33
A7.3:8
A1.9:50
A 1.1:865

Al. 1:862
A7.3:10
Al. 1:862
A7.3:18
A7.3:34

A7.3:18
A1.8:26

A7.3:40
A 1.9:92
A27.9:21
A1.8:27
A7.3:3

A 1.1:877
A1.8:15
Al. 1:864
A9.6:18

A28.5:5
A27.9:l

A7.4:l
Al. 9:135
A 1.9:90
A27.9:5

A7.3:37

533

Index

Sor<i:hum sugar — Continued

Industry of, address on (Loring)

Letter of Commissioner of Agriculture to Senate Committee on

Agriculture on. 1880

jNIanufacture of —

circular relative to (Le Due) . 1879 _

report on. 1863. No. 3. p. 11

Production of (Clough). p. 307

See aho Sugar.
Soskins, Selik. Fat, formation of, in animal bodj'. 1897. p. 179 ..
Soule, Andrew M. Beef and dairy cattle, conformation of. 1902...
Soule, Frank. Irrigation from San Joaquin Kiver, Cal. 1901. p.

215

Soulhet, F. Citric acid in milk, report on. 1889. p. 155

Sounds, measuring and photographing, advance in (Sharpe). 1899.

p. 205

Souring of milk, and other changes in milk products. 1895

South :

Agricultural courses in, principles underlying formation of

(Coates). 1900. p. 59

Agriculture survey of, report of (Peters). 1867. p. 192

See also Southern agriculture.
Cooperative branch grass stations in ( Tracy ) . p. 344

same, p. 344

Corn culture in. (Tracy). 1898

Dairying in ( Tracy ) . 1902

Development of (Hanna ) . 1902. p. 53

Forage plants for (Tracy) . 1894

same

Forage plants grown in, composition of (Tracy). 1896. p. 91...

Grape growing in the (Tracy). 1900

Grasses and forage plants for cultivation in (Vasey). 1887

Hog raising in (Tracy ) . 1899

same, p. 362

Industry of, notes on. 1866. p. 412

same. 1867. p. 371

Northern emigration to. 1865. No. 6. p. 12

Productions of, variety in. 1870. p. 426 ,

Ramie culture in (Dodge). 1893. p. 164

Sheep husbandry in ( Hayes) . 1879. p. 63

Urban population in; country being deserted; whither are we

tending? 1894. p. 57:'

Classification no.

A 1.6:54
A1.8:16

A1.8:15
A27.9:l
A 1.1:865

A10.6:8
Al. 9:143

A10.3:100
A7.3:24

A29.6:27
A1.9:29

A10.3:76
A27.9:5

Al. 1:891

A6. 1:891

A1.9:81

Al. 9:151

A22.3:25

A1.9:18

A1.9:182

A10.6:6

Al. 9:118

A6.3:3

Al. 9:100

A4. 1:899

A27.9:4

A27.9:5

A27.9:3

A27.9:8

A 10. 3:16

A1.2:Sh3

41..

Winter forage crops for ( Ball ) . 1902

See also Southern States — and names of States.
South Africa. See Africa.

South African ticks, notes on some (Lounsbury). 1900.
South America:

Agriculture of, with maps and latest statistics of trade (Barnes).
1892

Cotton crop and its enemies in, consular reports on. 1885. App.,
p. 59

Earthquakes in, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 365

Foreign trade of. 1886. p. 443

Fungi from, observations on newspecies ( Ijagerheim ). 1891. p. 44.

Isabella grape in. 1866. p. 426

Tariffs of. 1890. p. 460

Wool production in. 1 875. p. 525

South Atlantic, storms in ( Pinheiro) . p. 204

South Australia, products of. 1 876. p. 121

See also Port Carolina.
South Carolina:

Aurora in (Abbe). 1895. p. 297

Black scale of California found in, note on. 18S6. ]). 36

Climate, soil, and agricultural ca])abilities of (Hemphill). 1882..

Coast region of, frost formation over, some peculiarities in (Jesu-
nofsky). 1902. p. 479

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 75

A27.9:32
Al. 9:147

A9.6:26

A27.8:2

A8.1:4
A29.6:26
A 27. 9:24
A28.5:7
A 27. 9:4
A 27. 9:28
A27.9:13
A29.3:lli
A27.9:14

A29.6:23

A9.3:12

A1.6:47

A 29. 6:30
A27.9:6

53-i

iy02. p. 28.

South Carolina — Continued

Fanners' institute work accomplished in (Tindall).

Grapevine diseases in (Howell). 188H. p. 35

Grasses of, in Elliott's Sketch of l)otany of South Carolina and

Georgia, notes on ( Scribner ) . 1901

Irrigation of rice in (Keeney). 1902. p. 59

Rice soils of (Whitney). 1893. p. 77

Sheep husbandry in (Watts). 1877. p. 118

Storm waves of (Alexander) . 1900. p. 381

Tea culture experiment in ( Shepard ) . 1899

Tea raising in, special report on (Shepard). p. 627

Wheat in. 1870. p. 355

See also Charleston — Pinehurst — Summerville.
South Dakota:

Artesian and underflow conditions in (Coffin). 1893. pt. 4,

. p. 51

Artesian well investigation, field work —

(Coffin) 1890. p. 125

(Culver). 1890. p. 55

(Updyke). 1890. p. 110

Bottom disease among horses of (Schroeder). p. 371

Dairy industry in (Monrad). 1896

Entomological notes of season from (Aldrich). 1891. p. 67

Geology of, west of Missouri Eiver (Bailey). 1890. jj. 65

Maladie du coit among horses in, extirpation of (Norgaard ) . p. 62.

Mutton in, feeding for (Chilcott and Burnett) . p. 471

Precipitation (rain and melted snow) at stations in, details of.

1894

Russian thistle and other troublesome weeds in wheat region of.

1893

Snowstorms, memorable, in (Glenn). 1897. p. 15

See also Black Hills — Highmore — Pierre.
Southeastern States, grasses and forage plants of, notes on (Kearney).

1895

Southern agriculture, condition and prospects of:

1867. p. 412

(Trenchard). p. 447 .■

p. 473

p. 398

( Dabney )

Southern and northern farming. 1 872. p. 359

South Pacific Ocean, winter barograph curve from (Ward). 1897.

p. 484

Southern cattle distemper or fever. See Blood serum — Texas or

Southern cattle fever.
Southern cattle ticks:

Growing noninfected, and afterwards infecting them with Texas

fever (Schroeder and Cotton), p. 33

Transmission of Texas fever by (Mayo) . p. 481

Tuberculosis and, in New South Wales (Baker), p. 386

same, i-orrection, p. 502 ,

United States (Salmon and Stiles), p. 380

Vitality of (Schroeder). p. 41

See also Ticks.

Southern fairs, agricultural representation at. 1869. p. 365*

Southern farmers, suggestions to. 1899

Southern fruit growing for market, j). 143

Southern grain louse (Pergande). 1902. p. 7

Southern interstate fair. See Atlanta, Ga.
Soutliern ])ines:

Five, structure of wood of ( Roth ) . p. 1 33

same, rev. ed. 1897. p. 143

Mechanical and physical properties (Fernow). 1896

Southern planting and northern farming (Watts). 1872. p. 207 ..
See also Farming.

*By u juispnul. Hum ihikc iiuiiibci' ai)j)eiir.s twice.

1868.
1870.
1871.
1896.

Index

tjlasslflcutiuu uu.

A10.3:120
A6.3:10

A3.4:29

A10.3:113

A27.8:6

A1.2:Sh3

A29.6:28

A1.8:61

Al. 1:892

A27.9:8

A15.2:Ir7^

A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ar7
A4. 1:891-2
A4.3:16
A9.7:4
A15.2:Ar7
A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:898

A29.2:P91>

A1.9:10
A29.6:25

A3.3:l

Al. 1:867

A27.9:6

A27.9:8

A27.9:9

A1.4:3

A27.9:10

A29.6:25

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:899

A27.9:7
A].9:98
A 1.1:871
A9.6:38

A13.3:13i
A13.3:13-'
A 13.4:1 2
A27.9:10

535

Index

Southern Railway, object-lesson roads constructed in cooperation

with. 1902 -

Southern States:

Apples for. p. 184

Concentrated fertilizers in. p. 397 - -

Entomology in, report on (Gariuan). 19U1. p. 153

Forage plants of secondary or undetennined iniportam-e for, and

composition of forage jplants grgwn in South (Tracy). 1896.

p. 91

Forests, timber culture, etc., in, condition of (Baker). 1884.

p. 105

Oirasses for ( Vasey ) . 1874. p. 379

Irrii^ation in some. 1891. pt. 1. p. 323

Resources and industrial condition of (Goodloe). p. 102

Road building in, some essentials in modern systems of (Holmes).

1902. p. 82

Road building with convict lal)or in (Holmes). 1901. p. 319 . .
Road conventions in, and object-lesson roads constructed under

supervision of Office of Puljlic Road In(iuiries, with coojiera-

tion of Southern Railway. 1902

Roads and road-making materials in (.'ertain. 1894

Timber pines of, report on (Mohr)

same, introduction to report ( Fernow ) . p. 11

Trees, some foreign, of economic value adapted to planting in.

1895 -

See also Cotton States — South — and names of States.
Southwest:

Arid lands of; new species of ground squirrel from, description

of (Merriam). 1889. p. 19

Cattle ranges of, history of exhaustion of pasturage and sugges-
tions for its restoration (Bentley ). 1898

Cooperative grass stations in (^SlcLaren). p. 344

same, p. 344 ^.■.

Grasses and forage plants for cultivation in (Vasey) . 1887

Grasses of. 2 pts. ( Vasey)

same, reissued. 1891

Grazing problems in, and how to nieet them (Smith). 1899 ...

See uko names of States

South wick, E. B. :

Entomological, economic, work in parks of Xew York City.

1894. p. 135

Entomological work in Central Park, New York City. 1891.

p. 59

Parsnip web-worm, report on. 1892. p. 106

Wood-leopard moth in parks of New York City. 1894. p. 138..
Southworth, E. A.:

Anthracnose of cotton, report on. 1891. p. 100

Gloeosporiuin nervisequum, report on. 1889. p. 51

Hollyhock disease, new. 1891. p. 45

Ripe rot of grapes and apples. 1891. p. 164

See aim, as joint author, Galloway, Beverly Thomas.

Sows and pigs at farrowing time. p. 12

Soxhlet-Kngstrom, estimation of content of fat in milk bv method

of (Kiihn). 1890. p. 158 ...-.

Soxhlet's areometric method, estimation of fat in milk 1)v (Klein).

1888. p. 163

Soy bean:

As feeding stuff. 1899. p. 13

As food for man ( Langworthy ) . \k 20

As forage crop (Williams)

Spader, Comstock's rotary, description of. 1865. No. 5. p. 34

Spagnoli, D. B. Milan, Italy, cost of hauling farm products over

wagon roads at. j). 10

Spain :

Agriculture in (Gushing), p. 287

Eggs in. p. 609

Foreign trade of (Hitchcock). 1898

Classification no.

A22.3:2

Al. 1:869
Al. 1:868
Al 0.3:99

A 10. 6:6

A13.5:4
A27.9:12
A15.2:Ir7='
A 1.1:865

A22.3:23
Al. 10:901

A22.3:23
A22.3:7
A 13.3:13
A13.3:13

A13.3:ll

A5.5:2

A1.9:72

Al. 1:891

A6. 1:891

A6.3:3

A6.3:12

A6.2:N82'

A3.3:16

A9.

A9.7:4
A9.7:5
A9.7:7

A 28. 5:6
A28.5:5
A28.5:6
A28.5:6

A1.9:97

A 7. 3:24

A7.3.24

A1.9:97
A1.9:58
A1.9:58
A 27. 9:3

A22.4:27

Al. 1:876
A4. 1:901
A12.3:ll

536

Indes

t'lasslflcatlou no.

187().

p. 64....

. 136

174

Spain — Continuea

Forest trees in, planting of, and destruction of locusts

p. 263

Irrigation in. 1891 . p. 278

Our trade with, 1888-97 (Hitclicock). 1898

Sorghum growing in (Heredia and Hermanos). 1893. p. 34...
See also ^Malaga.
Spalding, V. M. White pine, report on, revised and enlarged bv

B. E. Fernow. 1899 ".

Spallanzani, Pellegrino. Volatile acids, fattv, of butter, contribu-
tion to study of. 1890. p. 104 ."

Spanish almonds and their introduction into America (Fairchild).

1902

■Spanish fever of cattle :

Investigation of (Catron). 1868. p. 357

Note on —

1867. pp. 54, 135

1868. pp. 180, 404

Spanish merinos and their management (Boynton). p. 196

Spanworm, walnut, report on (Cociuillett). 1897.
Sparganum mansoni. See Larval cestode.
Spark-arresters, importance of (Tilton). 1887. p.
Sparrows:

Destruction of, by poisons (Fislier). 1889. p.

Relation of, to agriculture ( Judd ) . 1901

Trapping of, for sporting purposes, with paper descriptive of ap-
paratus and methods employed (Hill). 1889. p. 178 ,

See also English sparrow — luiropean tree sparrow — House
sparrow.

Sparrow hawk, special report on ( Fisher), p. 491

Same. p. 491

Spartina:

North American species of (Merrill ). 1902

Notes on. 1869. p. 136

Specific gravity:

Determination of, standard temperatures for, report on. 1897.

p. 137

Limits of, of cow's milk (Schrodt) . 1888. p. 154

Rise in, determination of, on allowing milk to stand after milk-
ing (Richmond). 1894. p. 191

Spectrum, absorption lines of, determination of relative quantities of
aqueous vapors in atmosphere by means of (Jewell). 1896..

Speculation v. industry. 1892. p. 134

Spencer, Guilford Lawson:

Beet sugar, machinery and processes for manufacture of, recent

improvements in. 1 885. p. 106

Beet-sugar manufacture, utilization of residues from, in cattle feed-
ing. 1898. p. 213

Kjeldahl method for determination of nitrogen. 1886. p. 36...
Magnolia, sugar and sugar-cane data for four years at, summary

of. 1«87. p. 46 _

Sorghum sirup, manufacture of, circular on. 1894

Sorghum-sugar experiments by various companies in Kansas.

1889. p. 7

Sugar, manufacture of, at Magnolia Station, Lawrence, La., ex-
periments in —

2d report, season of 1885-6

3d report, 1886-7

same. p. 328

1889

Tea, coffee, and cocoa preparations, adulteration of. 1892. )\875.
See also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.

See also, as revisor

Spencer, John W. Young people attending farmers' institutes,

how to interest and instruct. 1 902. p. 42

Spencer, Samuel. Roads and railroads. 1902. ]>. 41

Sperk, Franz Otto. Siberia, four great rivers of. 1894. p. 101

A27.9:14
A15.2:P94i
A12.3:12
A7.3:40

A 13. 3:22

A7.3:24

A 19.3:26

A27.9:6

A27.9:5
A27.9:6
A 1.1:864
A9.6:7

A 13. 3.1

A5.3:l
A5.3:15

A5.3:l

A 1.1:888
A5. 1:888

A19.3:9
A27.9:7

A7.3:51
A7.3:24

A7.3:43

A29.3:16
A27.9:30

A7.3:5

A1.10:89
A7.3:12

A7.3:18
A7.4:l

A7.3:26

A7.3:ll
A7.3:15
Al. 1:886
A7.3:21
A7.3:13'

A1.9:52"'

A10.3:110
A22.3:25
A29. 3:111

537

185.

Index

Sperniophile:

Mississip])! Valley (Bailey)

same. \>. 185

New, from northwestern Arizona, description of (Merriam).

1889. p. 17

New, from southern California, description of (Merriam). 1889.

p. 15....

See oIko S(juirrels.
Spermophiluis spilosoma grouj). See Ground squirrel.
Spethmann, Miss INIarie T. Land-grant colleges and agricultural ex-
periment stations in United States, compilation of statistics

of, for 1900

Same, for 1901 ,

Sphserotheca, another, upon Phytoptus distortions ( Halsted). 1889.

p. 134

Sphajrotheca phytoptophila, notes upon (Halsted). 1889. p. 85...
Sphingidge, list of, taken by electric lamps at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

(Dyar). 1891. p. 322

Spices, analysis of, provisional method for (Winton). 1902. p. 55..
Spices and condiments, adulteration of:

188fi. (Richardson), p. 291

1887. (Richardson), p. 129

1896. (Lattimore). p. 296

See also Peppers.

Spider bites, fatal, contribution to literature of. 1889. p. 204

Spider-egg parasites, two (Howard). 1890. pj). 269,359

Same (Howard). 1891. p. 202

Spider parasites, external (Howard). 1888. pp. 42, 106

Same, new (Ashmead). 1894. p. 259

Spider webs, floating, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 566

Spiders:

Poisonous, in Madagascar. 1890. p. 273

Trap-door (Glover). 1873. p. 345

See also Red spiders.

Spikes, adhesion of, notes on (Fernow). 1887. i>. 62

Spillman, W. J.:

Farmers' institute worker. 1902. p. 59

Grass and Forage Plant Investigations Office, and Agrostology

Division, lists of publications of. 1902

Grasses and forage plants for year 1 901 . p. 672

Hybrid offspring, quantitative studies on transmission of parental

characters to. 1 902. p. 88

Washington (State) farmers' institute work accomplished in.

1902. p. 43

Spilogale. See Skunks, little striped.

Spilosoma fuliginosa, report on (Lugger). 1890. p. 236

Spinning cotton, atmospheric conditions favorable to (Abbe) . 1900.

p. 294

Spiralis trichina, report on. p. 389

Splenetic fever. See Texas or Southern cattle fever.

Spokane, Wash,, climate of, 1882-99 ( Stewart), p. 490

Spontaneous combustion, meteorological conditions favorable to,

note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 249

Spores of Agaricus campestris and other Basidiomycetoiia fungi, pre-
liminary study of (Ferguson) . 1902

Spores of Hymenomycetes, method for preserving (Harz). 1889.

p. 163

Sjjoridia. See Fenestrate sporidia.

Sporozoon in intestinal villi of cattle, notes on (Smith). 1893. j). 73.

Spot disease of orchard grass (Trelease). p. 129

Same. p. 129

Spot disease of violet (Dorsett) . 1900

Spotting of peaches, report on ( Smith ) . 1889. ]^. 32

Sprague, Elizabeth C. See, as joint author, Bevier, Isabel.

Sprague, G. Meat question analyzed . p. 462

Sprague, Horatio J. Sausages, United States in Gibraltar, p. 519..
Sprayer. See Japy knajjsack sprayer — Kerosene knapsack sprayer.

Classification uo.

Al. 1:892
A 5. 1:892

A5.5:2
A5.5:2

Al 0.3:97
A10.3:114

A28.5:5
A28.5:5

A9.7:3
A7.3:65

Al. 1:886
A7.3:132
Al.l:896

A9.7:l
A9.7:2
A9.7:4
A9.7:l
A9.7:6
A29.6:26

A9.7:2
A27.9:ll

A13.3:l

A10.3:120

A19.2:P96
A1.10:901

AlO. 3:115

A10.3:120

A9.7:2

A29.6:28
Al. 1:869

X29.6:28

A29.6:28

A19.3:16

A28.5:5

A4.3:3

Al. 1:886
A28. 1:886
A28.3:23
A28.5:5

Al. 1:883
A4. 1:899

638

Sprayinji;:

Devices for, new, circ-ular on (Gallo-vay). 1899

Machinery for —

manufacturers of, letter to

standard fittings for ( Ahvood ) . 189] . ]). 58

Power sprayer for asjtaragus, report on (Sirrine). 1901. p. 177..

Pump, new, notes on (Galloway). 1891. p. 25

Use of steam apparatus for ( Howard ) . 189(). p. 69

Without pump, preliminary notice (Aldrich) —

1894. p. 114

1895. p. 28

See also Fruits — Knapsack spraj^er.

Spring, advent of (Herrmann). 1902. p. 69

Spring wheat. See Wheat.

Springfield, Mass., shade-tree insects of, and other New England
cities (Howard). 1895. p. 40

Springfield, Mo., storms at, local (Hazeu). 1900. j). 201

Spruce, insect enemies of, in Northeast ( Hopkins). 1901

Spruce-bark beetles, notes on (Weed and Fiske) . 1898. p. 67

Spruce pine (Mohr). 1896. p. 127

Same. 1897. p. 137 _ .----.----. '

Sprung, A. Thermometers, on construction of registering air, to re-
place ordinary alcohol and mercurial thermometers. 1896.
p. 718

Squall, local, at West Berkeley, Cal., Dec. 11, 1894 (Abbe), p. 509.

Squash. See Garden vegetables.

Squash borer (Melittiacucurbitte)remediesfor (Smith). 1891. p. 30.

Squash bug, common, circular relative to (Chittenden) . 1899

Squash-vine borer, circular relative to (Chittenden) . 1899

Squirrels, prairie ground, or spermophiles of Mississippi Valley

(Bailey). 1893 _

See also Ground squirrels — Spermophile and references.

Stable manure, value of. 1901. p. 5

" Staggers," disease known as, among horses in Virginia and North
Carolina ( Harbaugh ) . p. 209

Stalk worm, new enemy to young tobacco (Johnson). 1899. p. 99.

Stalker, M. " Loco " plant and its effect on animals, p. 271

Stall feeding cattle and sheep ( Harris), p. 317

Standard Oil Companv, meteorological observations during burning
of i.lant of, at Bayonne, N. J., July 5, 6, and 7, 1900 (Mitchell).

Index

t'lasslflcatlou uo.

I

' A28.4:17

A10.4:17
A9.7:4
A10.3:99
A28.5:6
Al. 10:896

A9.7:7
A9.6:2

A29.3:31

p. ri:^0.

standard Sugar Eefinery, Alvarado, Cal., report on (Furnas). 1892.
p. 91

Standard time. See Time.

Standards, National Bureau of, circular of information relating to

(Marvin). 1902. p. 135

Standart, S. H. Live-stock industry of Colorado and Territories of

Nortliwest. p. 326 _.

Stanley, W. E. Kansas, road improvement in, extract from gov-
ernor's message, p. 4

Stannard, J. D. See, as joint author, Johnston, C. T.

Stanton, Edgar. Nettle, cultivation of, in Germany, p. 560

Stapleton, D. C. Cliniatological data from Playa Rica, Ecuador.

1898. p. 460

Starch :

Determination of, (•oin])arison of methods (Stone). 1894. p. 162.

P^nzymic ferments upon (Stone). 1896

Estimation of, report on (Browne). 1899. p. 92

Factories ill Maine (Boardman). 1885. No. 19. p. 23

Manufacture of —

from jiotatoes and cassava (Wiley). 1900

in Maine. 1886. p. 22

Plants and animals (Taylor) —

1 875. p. 31 6

1876. p. 196

Sweet ])otato as producer of. 1899. j). 2()

See also Dextrine — Potatoes.

A9.6:2

A29.6:28

A9.6:28

A9.6:17

A13.3:13i

A13.3:132

A29.3:ll^
A29.6:22

A9.7:4

A9.5:39

A9.5:38

A5. :34

Al. 9:133

A4. 1:886
A9.6:20
A4. 1:886
Al. 1:862

A29.6:28
A1.8:20

A29.6:30

A4. 1:885

A22.4:33

.\1. 1:878

A29.6:26

A7.3:43
A10.3:34
A7.3:57
A27.9:23

A7.3:58
A27.9:24

A27.9:13
A27.9:14
A 1.9:87

539

Index

Starling, 'Williain. Missispippi Hivor, floods of, with reference to
inuiulation of alluvial valley. 1894. p. 68

Stanies, II. N. iMycophagy, iiuijortauce of, in a course of botanical
instruction. 1898. p. 75

Starr, Frederick. Forests, American, tlieir destruction and preser-
vation, p. 210

Stars:

Heat radiation of, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 472

Shooting —

hints to observers of (Harkness). 1899. p. 9

observation of (Abbe). 1901. p. 420

State live-stock sanitary boards, secretaries of State boards of health,
and State veterinarians having control of contagious and
infectious disea.«es among domestic animals, list of. 1898.

p. 603

Same, 1899, p. 530

State veterinarians and secretaries of sanitary boards, list of:

1898, p. 616 /

1899, p. 698

1900, p. 653

1901, p. 628

State weather services:

Characteristics of Utah in relation to State weather-s^ervice work

(Salisbury). 1894. p. 27

Functions of (Dunwoody). 1894. p. 9

Importance and equipment (Mitchell). 1896. p. 44

Irrigation and its relation to (Salisbury) . 1894. p. 24

Monthly notes on, July, 1891-March, 1895; June-August, 1895...

Organizations of ( Duuwoodv) . 1895. p. 285

Statistics of (Fassig). 1895' p. 209

See also Climate and crop service — Weather Bureau.
State Weather Services, American Association of, proceedings of:

1st annual meeting, 1892

2d annual meeting, 1893 (Berry), p. 228

3d annual meeting, 1894 ,

4th annual meeting, 1895

same, announcement of, 1895 ,

States:

Agriculture reports of. See Agriculture.

Forest condition of (Baker). 1884. p. 181

Geologists of, circular letter to, recjuesting cooperation with Othce

of Road Inquiry, Agriculture Department

Governors of, extracts from messages of, relating to good roads

( Stone ) . 1895 ' i .

Laws relating to management of roads, enacted 1888-93 (Stone) .

same, 1894-95 (Stone)

War debts of. 1866. p. 93

Weights and measures of, systems of, explained, p. 218 ,

States and Territories:

Governors of, circular letter to, requesting cooperation with Office
of Road Inquiry, Agriculture Department

same, to secretaries of state ,

1 aws of, for control of contagious animal diseases —

1885. p. 471

1886. p. 303

Classification no.

A29.3:lli

A10.3:49

A 1.1:865

A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A 29. 6:29

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901

A29.3:14

A29.3:lli

A29.3:18

A29.3:14

A29.6:

A29.3:ll^

A29.6:23

A29.3:7

A29.6:21

A29.3:14

A29.3:18

A29.6:23

A13.5:4

1890 (additional), p. 457

1892 (additional), p. 381

1894 (additional), p. 103

1896 (additional), p. 333

1897. p. 41 9

1899. p. 732

1901

Laws of, on irrigation and water riirhts, abstract of (Critchett).

1893

(SV^ also Atlantic States — Eastern States.
Statesville area. North Carolina, soil survev of (I)orsey and party).

p. 273 :

A22.4:4

A22.3:14
A22.3:l

A22.3:1S
A27.9:4
Al. 1:871

A22.4:l
A22.4:2

A4. 1:885
A4. 1:886
A4. 1:889-90
A4. 1:891-2
A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:897
A4. 1:899
A4.3:43

A15.3:l

A26.5:901

540

static eleotricity. Sec Electririty.

Statistical Institute, International. 1S87. p. 247

Statistical reports, Statistics Division, Agriculture Department

Statistician, Agriculture Department, synoptical index to reports of,

1863-1894 (Thompson). 1897

Statistics, agricultural, of United States, album of (Dodge)

Statistics Division, Agriculture Department:

Work of, for farmer (Hyde). 1897. p. 258

same, reprinted with title "Of What Service are Statistics to

Farmer?"

Statistics in agriculture. 1882. No. 49. p. 23

Stave silo, value of, to dairy farmer (Beal). 1898. p. 23

Steam, cultivation by:

History of American inventions for ( Brainerd ) . p. 253

Note on ( Lawrence). 1878. j). 358

Progress in ( Curtiss ) . p. 263

same, 1869. p. 296

Steam plowing:

England. 1873. p. 364

Louisiana (Lawrence), p. 278

New Jersey. 1869. p. 224

Profit of (Lawrence). 1870. p. 149

Steam plows:

American, report on. p. 305

International competition of. 1884. No. 9. p. 44

Stearns, Herman De C. Sea, effect of proximity to, on thunderstorm

periods. 1898. p. 452

Stearns, Robt. Edwards Carter. Shells, land and fresh water, col-
lected in California and Nevada by Death Valley expedition,
inchiding few additional siwcies obtained by Clinton Hart
Merriam and assistants in parts of southwestern United States,

1893. p. 269

Steddom, Rice P.:

Cattle, <lisease among, in Marshall County, Kansas, p. 382

Cattle of Porto Rico. p. 512 ,

Steel track wagon roads. See Roads.

Steele, Edward Strieby. Perfumery farming, can it succeed in U. S.?.

Steele, J. P. Cotton insects, report on. 1885. App., p. 25

Steer beef. See Beef.
Steers :

Fat, note on. 1870. p. 150

Feeding experiments with, to ascertain comparative value of corn

and red and wiiite kafir corn ( Georgeson ) . p. 483

Feeding sheaf wheat to ( French) . p. 486

Grazing, on corn and cowpeas (Langworthy). 1901. p. 27

Steiner, Ralph. IMunich, Germany, cost of hauling farm 2)roducts

over wagon roads at. p. 9

Stejneger, Lconhard:

Reptiles and batrachians —

collected by Death Valley expedition in 1891, annotated list
ol, with descriptions of new species, and field notes bv

Clinton Hart J\b>rriam. 1893. p. 159 /..

collected bv Clinton Hart Merriam and partv in Idaho, 1890,

annotated list of. 1891. p. 109 '.

collected by Clinton Hart Merriam and Vernon Ikuley on San
Francisco Mountain plateau and desert of Little Colorado,
Arizona, annotated list of, with description of new species.

1890. ]). 103

Trea Marias and Isa])el Islands, reptiles of. 1897. p. 63

Stem-girdler. See Currant stem-girdler.

Stephens, Lon V. Missouri, road improvement in, I'xtract from

governor's message, p. 5

Sterilization. See Milk.
Sterling, Kans. :

Sorghum culture at (Denton). ISIM. \\. 78

Sorghum sugar experiments at —

1887 (Denton), p. 57

Index

C'lasslficatluu no.

A27.9:25
A27.9:

A 21. 3:2

A27.2:St2

A27.

ALIO: 897

A27.8:14
A 27.9:20
Al. 9:103

Al. 1:867
A27.9:10
Al. 1:867
Al. 1:869

A27.9:ll
Al. 1:867
A27.9:7
A27.9.8

Al. 1:869
A27.9:22

A29.6:26

A5.5:7

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899

Al. 10:898
A8.1:4

A27.9:8

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A1.9:124

A22.4:27

A5.5:7
A5.5:5

A5.5:3
A5.5:14

A22.4:33

A 7. 3:34
A7.3:17

541

V-

160.

p. 101..

59 ... .
1900..

1896.

Index

Sterlinpr, Kans.— Continned

Sorghum sugar experiments at^ — Continued

1888 (Denton and Crampton). p. 287

same. p. 105

1888 (Wiley), p. 14

1889 ( Denton and Crampton ) . p. 82 . .

1892 (Fuelling), p. 80

1892 (Denton), p. 76....

Stern, Louis. Germany's wool import, p. 520...
Stetson, Ezra. Swine breeding, address on. 1883.
Stetson, Frank O. :

Climate of Baguio, Philippine Islands. 1902. p. 478 ..

Hurricanes of 1895 and 1896 in Philippine Archipelago.
Stettin, Ciermany:

Cost of hauling farm products over wagon roads at (Kickbuscli).

P 9

International fair at, 1865 ( Klippart) . No. 7. p. 6

Stevens, James S. Atmidometry, some experiments in. 1902.

p. 129

Stevenson, J. C, address of, before National Road Conference.

Julv, 1894. p. 22

Stewart, Charles. Climate of Spokane, Wash., 1882-1899. p. 490 .
Stewart, K. W. :

Cattle feeding in New York. p. 299

Food, cutting and cooking, for animals, p. 396

Stewart, John. >^ee, as joint author, Gardner, Frank Duane.

Stibadium spumosum, habits of ( Murtfeldt) . 1 894. p. 301

Stickney, L. D. Florida, soil, climate, and productions, p.
Stigmonose, disease of carnation and other pinks (Woods).
Stiles, Charles Warden :

Country slaughter-house as a factor in spread of disease.

p. 155

Disinfection of kennels, pens, and yards by fire. 1902.

Eimeriella, new genus of coccidia. 1902. p. 18

Flukes and tapeworms of cattle, sheep, and swine with special

reference to inspection of meats. 1898. p. 11

Frogs, toads, and carp (Cyprinus carpio) as eradicators of fluke

disease, p. 220

Hepatic coccidia of rabbits, Eimeria stiedpe, correct name for.

1902. p. 18

Hookworm disease (uncinariasis or anchylostomiasis) in man,

significance of recent American cases of. p. 1 83

Roundworms in sheep, goats, and cattle, treatment of. 1901

same. 1902. p. 7 . .'.

Sarcosporidia, presence of, in birds. 1893. p. 79

Strongyle, Egyptian and Japanese (Strongylus subtilis), which
may possibly occur in returning American troops. 1902. p.

41

Tapeworms of poultry, present knowledge of. 1896

Trematodes (Monostomulum lentis and Agamodistomum ophthal-

mobium ) parasitic in the human eye. 1902. p. 24

Trichinosis in Europe of alleged American origin. 1901. p. 156.
Trichinosis in Germany, general remarks on. 1901. y>.
same, statistical review, during 1881-1898. 1901. p.
Verminous disease of cattle, sheep, and goats in Texas.

same, further investigations, p. 223 ,

Sec aim, as joint author, Salmon, Daniel Elmer.
Stiles, Charles Wardell, and Frankland, W. Ashby. Vinegar eel
(Anguillula aceti) infection in human bladder, case of. 1902.

p. 35

Stiles, Charles Wardell, and Hassall, Albert:

Bananas, partially digested, spurious parasitism due to. 1902.

p. 56

Cestodcs, adult, of cattle, sheep, and allied animals, revision of.

1893

Host, color of, and its relation to parasitism. 1892. p. 265

Parasites (50-52), notes on. p. 558

15

ClaKKlficatloii 110.

Al. 1:888
A7.3:20
A7.3:20
A7.3:26
A 7. 3:37
A7.3:37
A4. 1:899
A1.7:2

A29.6:30
A29.6:28

A22.4:27
A27.9:3

A29.6:30

A22.3:10
A29.6:28

A 1.1:876
Al. 1:865

A9.7:6
Al. 1:862
A28.3:19

Al. 10:896

A4.3:35

A4.3:35

A4.3:19

A4. 1:901

A4.3:35

A4. 1:901
A4.1:35
A4.3:35
A4.3:3

9

35

p. 356 . .

A4.3:35
A4.3:12

A4.3:35
A4.3:30
A4.3:30
A4.3:30
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901

A4.3:35

A4.3:35

A4.'.:4
A 9. 7:4
A4. 1:899

542

stiles, Charles "Wardell, and Hassall, Albert— Continued

Parasites, notes on. 1902. p. 19

Parasites, notes on: 55, Spinosa ear tick; 56, Boophilus australis;
57, new host for Strongvlus contortus and Cysticercus tenui-

collis. 1901 '.

Z(")ology, medical and veterinary, index catalogue of. 1902

Stiles, Charles Wardell, and Tayler, Louise:

Cestode, adult ( Diplogonoporus grandis) , of man which may pos-
sibly occur in returning American troops. 1902. p. 43 ..

Larvalcestode (Sparganum mansoni) of man which may possibly

occur in returning American troops. 1902. p. 47

Stillwell and Gladding:

Fertilizer samples for analysis, preparation of, notes on. 1893.

p. 19 -

Phosphate, concentrated, notes on analysis of. 1893. p. 18

Stipa. See Melica and Stipa.
Stock:

Crops and, in Ontario. 1890. p. 484

Diseases of, in Europe. 1869. p. 65

Epizootic aphthiie among; nature, causes, treatment, etc. p. 352.
Feeding experiments, significance of (Curtiss). 1899. p. 116...
Food for. See Plants.

Ontario. 1890. p. 484

Plants poisonous to —

preliminary catalogue of ( Chesnut) . p. 387

preliminary report ( Chesnut and Wilcox ) . 1901

report on ( Wilcox ) . p. 91

Pure-bred, business of breeding (Craig), p. 416

Eaising in Mississippi. 1869. p. 297*

Raising of, directory of departments, boards, societies, colleges,

and other organizations in interest of. 1885

Salesof, 1870. p. 481

See also Farm animals — Farm stock — Live stock.
Stock ranges:

Northern, some poisonous plants of (Chesnut). 1900. p. 305...
Northwestern California, notes on grasses and forage plants and

range conditions (Davy). 1902

See also Range.
Stock yards. Union, See Chicago.
Stockbridge, H. E. Florida, farmers' institute work accomplished

in. 1902. p. 17 .'

See also Waldron, C. B.

Stockholm, dead animals in, disposition of (Winslow). p. 360

Stockman, William B.:

Climatology of Havana, Cuba, monthlv notes on Apr.-July,

Sept.-Oct., Dec, 1901; Feb.-Apr., 1902

Meteorological tables and charts, monthly, description of, May-

Oct. , 1 902

Weather Bureau service, monthly reports of, in West Indies,

1899. p. 194

Weather of the month, ]May-()cl ., 1902._

Stockmen, national convention of. See Chicago, HI.

Stohmann, F. Heat equivalent of nutrients of food; translated by

Charles Ford Langworthy. 1896. p. 590

Stokes, A. W. Milk, fat in, determination of, by Werner-Smith

method. 1890. p. 158

Stokes, John AV. Report as Acting Commissioner of Agriculture,

18()7

Stomach staggers. See Cattle.

Stomachs (if l)ir(ls, directions for collecting. 1891

Stomata, strange developments of, on Carva alba, caused by jihyl-

loxera (Owen). 1892. p. 327 '.

Stone, G. E. :

Botanists at agricultural experiment station, functions of. 1901.

p. 1.38

Vegetable i)hysiology in agricultural colleges. 1896. p. 99

*By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

Index

(IlaNsIflrutloii no.
A4.3:35

A4.4:34
A4.3:39

A4.3:35
A4.3:35

A7.3:38
A7.3:38

A27.9:28
A27.9:7
Al. 1:870
A10.3:65

A27.9:28

A4. 1:898
A7.3:26
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901
A27.9:7

A1.8:39
A27.9:8

A]. 10:900
A19.3:12

A10.3:120
A4. 1:899

A 29. 6:

A29.6:30

A29.6:27
A29.6:30

A 10. 6:6
A7.3:24
A 1 . 1 :S(i7
A5.4:12
A9.7:4

A 10. 3:99
A 10. 3:41

543

Index

Stone, "RichinonfT. HoaA liuikling, national, in United States, his-
torical sketch of. 1895. p. 7

Stone, Roy:

Address of —

before national road conference, July, 1894. ]>. 7

before Virginia good roads convention, Oct. 1<S, 1894. p. 14 ...

Addresses on road iinproveinent in Maine, New York, Nortb
Carolina, and Illinois. 1897

Agriculture in Porto Rico. 1 898. p. .505

Convict labor, use of, on highways, p. 11

Convicts, employment of, in connection witii road building

Earth roads, hints on their construction and rejjair. 1894

Higbie State aid road bill, remarks at liearing by committee of
senate and assembly at Albany, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1897. p. 10..

Illinois Farmers' Institute, letter to, on road improvement. 1897.
p. 23

Object-lesson roads. 1897. p. 37,3

Report of, before convention of National ' -^a^ue for Good Roads.

Washington. 1893. p. 13

Road building in U. S. —

historical and technical papers on. 1895

report on. 1895. p. 45 _

Road construction, cooperative. 1895. p. 487

Road improvement —

address on, at Raleigh, N. C, Feb. 5, 1897. p. 19

addresses on. 1894

necessity of Congressional action in. 1902. p. 23

Road improvement in Maine, New York, North Carolina, and

Illinois, address on. 1897

Road Inquiry Office, Agriculture Department, work of, for farmer.

1897. p. 175 ._

Road making at agricultural colleges and experiment stations,

letter relative to cooperation of Road Incpiiry Office in aid of. . .
Roads —

best, for farms and farming districts. 1894. p. 501

goofl; extracts from messages of governors. 1895

good, work for new century. 1 901. p. 52

State laws relating to management of roads —

1 888-93

1894-95

Wheelmen, American League of, remarks at good-roads banquet

of, at Albany, N. Y., Feb. 11, 1897. p. 15 ,

Wide tires, laws of certain States relating to. 1895

See also for reports as Special Agent and Engineer for Road Inquirv,

1893 to 1896; Director of Office of Road Inquiry, 1897, and

Director of Office of Public Road Inquiries, 1899

Stone, Winthrop Ellsworth:

Carbohydrates of wheat, maize, flour, and bread, and action of

enzymic ferments upon starches of different origin. 1896

Dietary studies at Purdue University in 1895

Feeding stuffs, pentaglucoses in, notes on occurrence and quanti-
tative estimation of. 1890. p. 125

Starch, determination of, comparison of methods for. 1894. p.

162

Stone fruits. See Fruits.

Stone roads. See Roads.

Stones. See Marble — Semaquir.

Storage battery, use of, for electrical recording instruments (Vose)

1899. p. 300

Storer, Bellamy. Horses, American, in Belgium. 1897. p. 24

Storm bulletins

Storm glass, chemical (Abbe). 1895. p. 421

Storm signals on (ireat Lakes (Cox) . 1899. p. 152

See also Weather Bureau signals.
Storm-warning lanterns, substitution oi acetvleue gas for oil in

(Richardson). 1902. p. 154 "

Classification no.

A22.3:17

A22.3:10
A22.3:ll

A 22. 4:28
Al. 10:898
A22.3:16
A22.3:16
A22.3:8

A22.4:28

A22.4:28
A1.10:897

A10.3:14

A22.3:17
A22.3:17
A 1.10:895

A22.4:28
A22.4:14
A22.3:25

A22.4:28

Al. 10:897

A22.2:Ag8

Al. 10:894

A22.3:14

A22.3:21

A22.3:l
A22.3:18

A22.4:28
A22.3:12

A22.1:

Al 0.3:34
A10.3:32

A7.3:28

A7.3:43

A29.6:27

A1.2.H78

A29.17:

A29.6:23

A29.3:24

A29.3:31

544

storm-warning messages (Form 1043C), should [they] be of some

distinctive color to more readily attract attention? ((Tlenn).

1899. p. 53

Same (Jennings). 1899. p. 53

Storm-warning services of Weather Bureau. See Climate and crop

and storm-warning services of Weather Bureau.
Storm warnings:

Forecasts and, how Weather Bureau disseminates (Calvert).

1896. p. xxii

]\Ionthlv notes on —

Oct. ■ 1897-A-pr. , 1898 (Dunwoody)

Mav, 1898 (Morrill), p. 195

Jurie-Aug., 1898 (Bigelow)

Sept., 1898-Oct., 1902 (Garriott)

Oregon coast, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 211

Storm warnings and disj^lays by flag and lantern; are present, best

that can be devised for Atlantic and Gulf coasts? (Smith).

1899. p. 27

Same (^EcAdie). 1899. p. 29

Storm waves:

Great Lakes and ocean ( Abbe) . 1895. p. 341 ...

Noteon (Abbe). 1900. p. 154

South Carolina and Texas (Alexander). 1900. p. 381

What is a storm wave? (Kimball). 1901. p. 460

Storms:

Approaching, effect of, upon song birds (Linney). 1898. p. 354.

August 2, 1899, notes on (Abbe), p. 365

Benefits and injuries due to, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 114

Centers in Pacific, notes on (Abbe) . 1899. p. 114

Cold weather, of India and America (Abbe). 1894. p. 295

Distant, indicated by tides at New York (Jones). 1894. p. 372.
Dust—

and red rain, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 120

noteon (Kimball). 1902. p. 269

Electric —

California (Barwick). 1897. p. 539

Kansas, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 216

Sacramento, Cal., notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 542

Equinoctial, notes on (A})be). 1900. p. 558

same (Kimball). 1901. p. 508

Fake, report on (Abbe). 1897. p. 307

Forecasts of, commercial importance of, notes on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 550

(}reat storm of Oct. 1896 [1895], in Clulf of California (Abbe).

1895. p. 379

Hail and thunder in Oregon, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 262 . . .

Honolulu to Iowa, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 362

Ice, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 154

Local —

do they follow river valleys? ( Abbe). 1899. p. 363

heavv rainfall in, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 207

in Uiiited States during 1890, 1891, and 1892 (Hazen). p. 505.

monthly report on, July, 1895-Sept., 1897 (Henry)

same, in Kansas, Sept. 8, 1895 (Abbe), p. 338

severe, 1895. p. 245

Springfield, Mo. ( I lazen). 1900. p. 201

violent, of Sejit. 21,1 894 ( Ilazen) . p. 369

west coast of Mexico (Rogers). 1894. p. 510

Malta during Oct., 1898 (Grout), p. 546

March, 1888 and 1900, notes on (Abbe), p. 110

M(nintain —

noteon (Abbe). 1897. p. 307

same ( A))be) . 1898. pp. 19, 66

peculiar (Struble). 1897. p. 212 ,

North Atlantic, monthly notes on, July, 1891-Dec., 1893

Origin of (Abbe). 1894. p. 512

Ponta Delgata, Azores, Dec. 8, 1894 (Abbe) . p. 508

Index

CluNslQcatioii no.

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29. 1:896

A29.6:

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A29.6:

A29.6:28

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A 29. 6: 23
A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A29.6:27
A29.6:21
A29.6:22

A29.6:29
A 29. 6:30

A 29. 6:25
A29.6:26
A 29. 6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:25

A29.6:28

A29.6:23
A 29. 6:29
A29.6:27
A29.6:28

A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A29.1:8913
A29.6:
A29.6:23
A 29. 1:896
A 29. 6:28
A 29. 6:22
A 29. 6:22
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:28

A 29. 6:25
A 29. 6:26
A29.6:25
A 29. 6:
A 29. 6: 22
A29.6:22

114—04-

-35

545

IiKlex

Storms — Continued

Silent electrical and dust, in Oklahoma, Jan., 1895 (Abbe), p. 13.

Sleet, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 113

Sleet and pnow, memorable, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 548

South Atlantic (Pinheiro). p. 204

Texas, study of ( Hazen). 1895. p. 54

Tornadoes and, severe local, chronological list of. 1896. p. 308 .

same, 1897. p. 301

Track of and weather forecasting (Bigelow). 1897

Track of i>eriodic and nonperiodic fluctuations in latitude of

(Veeder). 1894. p. 185 :..

Tropical, of Gulf of INIexico and Atlantic Ocean in September,

1895 (Garriott). !>. 1«7

Types of, in January, 1895 ( Garriott) . p. 9

Violent —

in United States —

1893 p. 317

1894 (Hazen). 1895. p. 283

of March 23, 1893 (Hazen). p. 90

Wells and, note on ( Abbe ) . _ 1900. p. 293

West Indian, relative intensity of (Hazen). 1894. p. 333

Year, report on (Garriott). 1899. p. 208

same, p. 27

Yucatan, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 155

See also Baguios — Norther — Northwesters — Ocean storms —
Sand blizzard — Thunderstorms — Tornadoes.
Stout, O. V. P. :

Irrigation under Great Eastern Canal, Platte County, Nebr. :

1900. p. 195 .'

1901. p. 299

Nebraska, duty of water in. 1900. p. 149 ,

Stover, Arthur P. :

Irrigation in —

Arkansas Valley, Colorado. 1902. p. 287

Grand Valley, Colorado, 1901. 1902. p. 265

valley of Bear Eiver, in Utah, 1901. 1902. p. 243

Stowe, James G. :

Animal products in South Africa, p. 512

Meat in South Africa, p. 512

Prices in Cape Colony, p. 523.

Strassburg, Germany:

International aeronautical conference at (Rotch). 1898. p. 158..

Meteorological balloon ascension at (Rotch), 1901. p. 298

Stratigraphy and hydrology of Nebraska (Hicks) . 1890. p. 71

Straw or stover:

Composition and feeding value of. 1867. p. 374

Proportion of grain to, effect of fertilizers on. 1897. p. 11

Strawberries:

Culture of (Hite). p. 139 ;.

Enemy of (Glover). 1871. p. 479 ,

Fertilizer requirements of. 1902. p. 17

Resistance of, to frost. 1901. p. 19 ,

Soilsfor. 1902. p. 16 ,

Strawberry crop and frosts, notes on (Abbe) . 1899. p. 474

Strawberry-leaf flea beetle in Indiana (Webster). 1891. p. 317

Strawberry saw-fly, another (Malley). 1889. p. 137

Strawberry weevil:

Circular relative to (Chittenden). 1897

Habits and remedies, supplementary notes (Chittenden). 1894.
p. 14 -

Injuries, notes on, and bibliography (Chittenden). 1898. p. 82.

Report of (Chittenden). 1893. p. 167

Streams:

Discharge of, during floods (Abbe). 1894. p. 255

Headwaters of, forests on, ])reservation of (Read). 1884. p. 27.

Street, John Phillips. Fertilizers, complete, nitric nitrogen in,

Ulsch method in determining. 1892. p. 88

Classlflratlon no.

A29.6:23
A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.3:ll>
A29.6:23
A29. 1:897
A29. 1:898
A29.3:20

A29.3:lli

A29.6:23
A29.6:23

A29. 1:893^
A 29. 1:894
A 29. 6:21
A29.6:28
A29.6:21
Al. 1:898
A29. 1:898
A29.6:28

A 10. 3:104
A10.3:119
A10.3:86

A10.3:119
A10.3:119
A10.3:119

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:898

A 29. 6:26
A29.6:29
A15.2:Ar7

A27.9:5
A1.9:56

Al. 1:863
-A27.9:9
Al. 9:149
Al. 9:133
Al. 9:149
A29.6:27
A9.7:3
A9.7:2

A9.5:21

A9.7:7

A9.6:10

A9.7:5

A29.6:22

A1.7:5

A7.3:35

646

street cars, weather forecasts on (Conp;er). 1902. p. 206

Street sweepings, fertilizing value of ( Kwell ) . 1 898

Streptococci; mf>rphology, biology, and ])athogcnic properties of 28,
fouiulin investigation of animal (lisi'uses (]Moore). 1898. p.9.

Streuli, William. Horgen, Switzerland, (-ost of hauling farm prod-
ucts over wagon roads at. p. 12

Stripper butter, note on. 1898. p. 24

Strohm, John. Conestoga horse, brief history of. p. 175

Strohmer, . Sugar beet, nitrates and i)hosphates in, physio-
logical functions of. 1879. p. 281

Strong, Charles M. Thunderstorms in Ohio during summer of 1892.
p. 51

Strongyle, P'.gyptian and Jaj)anese (Strongylus subtilis), which may
possible occur in returning American troops (Stiles). 1902.
p. 41

Struble, Joseph. Storms, mountain, peculiar. 1897. p. 212

Stubble, constituents of (Brown) . 1872. p. 311

Stubble fields, pasturing pigs in. 1898. p. 20

Stubbs, Charles E. Horses, demand for and kind of, suited for
European uses; and present status of horse trade in different
countries. 1898. p. 55

Stubbs, Joseph Edward:
Education —

modern, what is of most worth in, address on. 1901. p. 32..
theory of higher, some recent changes in. 1899. p. 97

Stubbs, William Carter:

Agricultural resources and capabilities of Hawaii. 1901

Sorghum sugar experiments at Kenner, La. —

1888. p. 273

same, with additional matter. 1888. p. 4(3

1889. p. 64

Sugar analysis, report on. 1891. p. 76

See also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.

Student assistants. See Agriculture Department.

Study, relation of technical to general course of (Fairchild). 1893.

p. 67

Stupart, R. F.:

Meteorological service of Canada. 1899. p. 204

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 229

Sturtevant, E. Lewis:

Corn, varieties of. 1899

Deerfoot farm centrifugal dairy, p. 629

Styles, George H. Port Carolina, South Australia, earthquakes,

clouds, and gales at. 1902. p. 10

Suabian Alps, water supply of. 1875. p. 130

Subha Rao, M. B. Rainfall in Madras, India, and frequencv of smi

spots. 1902. p.438 '.

Sublette, George B. Address of, before Minnesota good roads con-
vention, January, 1894. p. 9

Sucrose. See Dextrine.
Sud worth, George Bishop:

Aborescent flora of U. S. , nomenclatur(> of. 1 897

Forest flora, additions to, of Nortii America, and necessary changes
in nomenclature of important timber species, with notes.

p. 325

same, p. 325

Forest flora of Rocky ^Mountain region. 1 888. i). 1 53

Forest nurserv, collection of tree seeds and ])ropagation of seed-
lings. 1900

Forest trees of United States, check list of. 1898

Sugar:

Adulteration of (AViley and others). 1892.
Alcohol, use of, in manufacture of (Gilbee).
Analysis of —

methods of; notes on (Wilev). 1890. p

notes on ( Ross ) . 1889. p. "l 79

reconnnendations for (Ewell). 1895. j). 151

Index

CliiKsIflratidii no.
A29.3::J1
A 7. 3:55

A4.3:3

A22.4:27
A1.9:84
Al. 1:863

A1.6:28

A29.3:9

A 4. 3:35
A29.6:25
A27.9:10
A 1.9:79

p. (i3:
1891.

129..

p.8....

A1.2:H78

A 10. 3:99
A10.3:65

A10.3:95

Al. 1:888
A7.3:20
A7.3:26
A7.3:31

A10.3:16

A 29. 6: 27
A29.6:30

Al 0.3:57
Al. 1:880

A 29. 6:30
A27.9:13

A29.6:30
A 22. 3:2

A13.3:14

A 1.1:892
A 13. 1:892
A 13. 3:2

A13.3:29
A13.3:17

A7.3:13«
A7.3:34

A7.3:28
A 7. 3:24
A7.3:47

547

Index

Sugar — OontinTied

Analysis of — Continued

remarks on report of committee on sugar, Association of Offi-
cial Agricultural Chemists (Wiley). 1888. p. 54

report on (Stu])l)s). 1891. p. 76

same (Hiltner). 1898. p._87

some facts relative to.(Jungfleisch and Grimbert). 1890. p.

135

See also Chemical analysis, methods of — Sugar analysis, com-
mittee on.

Asfood (Abel). 1899

Average price and consumption of —

1895. p. 55 2

1896. p. 595

1897. p. 753

Consumption in United States. 1874. p. 47

Crop and weather, in island of Mauritius, 1880-9() (Abbe), p.

412

Crop of world, 1893-94. p. 32

Cuba, 1870-71. p. 326

Diffusion and carbonatation of, in Java, extracts from report on
(Lucassen). 1885. p. 49

Estimation of —

by Fehling's solution (Causse) . 1890. p. 137

by weighing precipitated cuprous oxid as such and as metallic
copper, notes on (Knight). 1901. ji. Ill

European production, 1877-90. p. 208

Evaporating apparatus for (Densmore). 1887. p. 57

same (Denton). 1887. p. 57

French jiroduction. 1875. p. 115

Imports of, 1856-61. No. 5. p. 4

Industry of United States; cane sugar, beet sugar, sorghum sugar,
maple sugar ( Wiley ) . 1 885

Louisiana production, 1874-75. p. 456

Making in French West Indies. 1873. p. 25

jNIanufacture of, use of indigo-carmine in (McMurtrie). 1873.
p. 33

Northern, industry, record of its progress during season of 1883
(Wiley) ,

Proper mode of making. 1863. No. 3. p. 12

Quick estimation of, by one-tenth copper solution ( Politis ) . 1890.
p. 136

Statistics of —

1894-1898. p. 712

1895-1899. p. 839

1896-1900. p. 858

Trade of United States, 1867-68. ]x 16

World's production. 1886. p. 559

See also Beet sugar — Cane juices and sirups — Cane-sugar indus-
try — Crops, principal — Des Linges sugar experiment sta-
tion— Magnolia Station — Maize and sorghum sugars —
Maple sugar — Pentaglucoses — Sirup — Sorghum sugar —
Wiley, Plarvey W^ashington.
Sugar analysis, committee on, Association of Official Agricultural
Chemists, report of:

1888. p. 49

137

149

122

130

157

Sugar beets:

Composition of, influence of environment upon (Wiley). 1901..

Culture, seed development, manufacture, and statistics of ( Wiley) .

Culture of —

and manufacture of sugar therefrom in France and TTnited
States (McMurtrie). 1880

i'lasslflcatlon no.

A 7. 3: 19
A7.3:31
A7.3:56

1892. p

1893. p

1894. p

1895. p

1901. p

A7.3:28

A 1.9:93

A 1.1 0:895
Al. 10:896
A 1.1 0:897
A27.9:13

A 29. 6:26
A27.9:32
A27.9:9

A7.3:8

A7.3:28

A7.3:62

A27.9:28

A7.3:17

A7.3:17

A27.9:14

A27.9:l

A 7. 3:5

A27.9:13

A27.9:ll

A27.9:ll

A7.3:3

A27.9:l

A7.3:28

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
A27.9:7
A27.9:24

A7.3:19
A7.3:35
A7.3:38
A7.3:43
A7.3:47
A7.3:67

A7.3:64
A1.9:52

A1.6:28

548

1890.

81..

Sugar beets — Continued
Culture of — Continued

and manufacture of beet sugar (Wiley). 1890
in Frant'C and (iermany, notes on (Maxwell).

note on. 1867. p. 255

preliminary report on, near Portland, Me. (McMurtrie).

1879. p. 171

same, final report on, in New England. 1879. p. 181

reporton (Wiley). 1891

successful, on alkali soils. 1899. p. 5 ,

Diseases of, some (Townsend). 1902. ]>. 90

England. 1870. p. 484 ,

Experiments with —

1890 (Wiley)

1891 ( Wiley and others )

1892 (Wiley and Maxwell)

1893 (Wiley and Maxwell)

1897 (Wiley)

Feeding value of. 1898. p. 15

Grown in various States, analyses of (Wiley)

same, p. 135

Industry in United States. 1898. p. 8

Introduction of (Fredericksen). 1879. p. 275

Literature of, exclusive of works in foreign languages (Barnett).

1897

Nitrates and phosphates in, phvsiological functionsof (Strohmer) .

1879. p. 281 ."

Production of, in the Netherlands, 1866-82. No. 9. p. 46

Sweden (Andrews). 1872. p. 133

Wisconsin, experiments in (WoU). 1891. p. 90

See also Beet sugar — Schuyler, Nebr., Sugar-beet Experiment
Station.

Sugar-beet seed, production and testing (Pieters). 1902. p. 101

Sugar-beet webworm:

Completed life history of ( Howard ) . 1894. p. 369

Reportof. 1893. p. 320

Sugar cane:
Analysis of —

at Magnolia Station, Lawrence, La. 1888. p. 29

with table for calculation of analyses (Crampton) . p. 31

same, at Fort Scott, Kans. (Crampton). 1887. p. 15

Application of diffusion to extraction of sugar from ( WMley)

Cultivation of —

character and composition of soils best adapted to (Richard-
son). 1886. p.60

inlndia. 1875. p. 135

Deterioration of —

1866. p. 341

1872. (Watts), p. 211

Diffusion in its application to ( Wiley ) . 1884

Diffusion process as applied to, in Louisiana (Sieg). p. 40

'same. 1884. p. 18

Insects in New South Wales (Koebele) . 1892. p. 385

Insects injurious to —

in Brazil, preliminary report of observations upon (Branner).

1884. p. 63

report on ( Comstock) . 1881

Juices and sirups, liltration of, brown coal ami wood cliar in

(Thompson), p. 268

same. p. 99

Manufacture of table sirups from ( W^iley ) . 1902

See also Sorghum.
Sugar-cane beetle injuring corn, note on:

1886. p. 32

1888. (Howard), p. 11

Sugar-cane borer:

Java (Zehntuer). 1898. p. 32

Index

ClaSHiflrutlon no.

A7.3:27
A7.3:30
A27.9:5

A1.6:28

A1.6:28

A1.9:3

A 1.9:92

A1.8:72

A27.9:8

A7.3:30

A7.3:33

A7.3:36

A7.3:39

A7.3:52

A1.9:84

A1.2:B39 =

A1.2:B39'

A1.9:79

A1.6:28

A17.3:16

A1.6:28
A27.9:22
A27.9:10
A7.3:33

A1.8:72

A9.7:6
A9.7:5

A7.3:18
A 7. 3:15
A7.3:17
A7.3:8

A7.3:10
A27.9:13

A27.9:4
A27.9:10
A7.3:2
A 1.1:884
A 7. 3:2
A9.7:4

A9.3:4
A1.6:35

Al. 1:887

A7.3:17

A7.3:70

A9.3:12
A9.7:l

A9.6:10

549

1902.

128.

Index

Sugar-cane borer — Continued

Louisiana, life history of (jVIorgan

Sandwich Islands. 1888. p. 185

Sugar chemists:

Connnittee of French Assoc-iation of, potash, estimation of, abstract

of report on. p. 43

French Association of, 1887, nitrogen in fertilizers, report of com-

ndttee on. p. 54

Sugar corn, chemical analysis of (McMurtrie). 1875. p. 176

Sugar determinations, partial summary of, from sorgho canes and

cornstalks. 1880. No. 25. p. 23

Same. No. 27. p. 23

Sugar factories, cost of, estimates of (Hughes), p. 252 ,

Same, p. 73

Sugar-producing plants, analysis of. 1888

,SV'(' also Sugar and references thereunder.
Sugar refinery. See Standard Sugar Refinery, Alvarado, Cal.
Sugar region. Weather Bureau service, instructions governing (Berry) .
Sugar stations of Weather Bureau, instructions and code for encipher-
ing reports at. 1892

Sugarhouse machinery for sale by Agriculture Department, July 1 ,

1895

Sugar-yielding plants, "diffusion process" for extracting saccharine

matter from. 1869. p. 457

Suint, utilization of. 1872. p. 234

Sulphur:

Loss of, in preparing ash of plants, report on ( Fraps ) . 1 901 . p. 98 ,
Metabolism of, in human organism, experiments on (Sherman).

1902

Use of, for blight or mildew on peaches and roses. 1867. j). 60. .

Sulphur rains, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 115

Sulphur wash. See San Jose scale.

Sulphuric acid. See Cane-sugar manufactories.

Sulphurous acid, use of:

In manufacture of alcohol (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 32

In purifying the diffusion juices of sugar cane and sorghum

(Wiley)

Sulphurous oxide, effect of, on vegetation (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 32.
Sumac:

American —

importations of. 1869. p. 377*

report on. p. 230:

Culture of, in Sicily (McMurtrie). 1880 ,

Sumatra, tobacco in, cultivation of (Mulder). 1898

Sumatra tobacco, growing, under shade in Connecticut Valley

(Whitney). 1902 ".,

Summer:

Cold, of 1816 (Abbe), p. 299

Indian (Matthews). 1902. pp. 19, 69

same (Wilson). 1902. p. 440

Suiiunerville, S. C, tea garden at. Government, condition, and pros-
pects of (Saunders) . p. 28

See Pinehurst Experimental Tea Garden.
Sun :

Cosmical relations manifested in simultaneous disturbances of,
aurora, and terrestrial magnetic field (LemstnJm). 1895. p.

492

Electrodynamic radiation from, endeavor to discover (Trow-
bridge). 1896. p. 409

Green-colored, of Sept. 9 and 10, 1883 (Abbe), p. 173

Periodic terms in meteorology due to rotation of, on its axis

(Bigelow). 1895. p. 500

Total eclipse of. May 28, 1900—

meteorological observations made to determine probable state
of sky at several stations along path of (Bigelow). 1897.
p. 394

* By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

eiasslflcatlon no.

A10.3:115
A9.7:l

A7.3:16

A7.3:16
A27.9:13

A27.9:18
A27.9:18
A 1.1:887
A7.3:17
A7.3:18

A29. 12:081

A29. 12:082

A1.2:Su3 2

A27.9:6
A27.9:10

A7.3:62

A10.3:121

A27.9:5

A29.6:26

A27.9:ll

A7.3:8
A27.9:ll

A27.9:7
Al. 1:869
A1.6:26
A1.8:58

A26.3:20

A29.6:23
A29.6:30
A29.6:30

Al. 1:881-2

A29.3:112

A29.6:24
A29.6:23

A29.3:ll-

A29.6:25

550

1899.

Run — Conti nued

Total eclipse of, j\Iay 28, 1900— Continued

uotes on (Abl)e). p. 110

probable state of sky along path of (Bigelow),

same ( Bigelow ) . p. 404

Sun printing, Solandi ( Ilalsted) . 1894. p. 93

Sun-spot cycle, relation of, to meteorology (Abbot). 1902. p. 178..
Sun-spot period and temperature and rainfall of Jamaica (Hall).

1901. p. 503

Sun spots:

Frequency of, at Madras, India (Subha Rao). 1902. p. 438

Meteorology and, notes on (A l)be). 1901. p. 263

Relative frequency of, 1749-1900 ( Abbe), p. 505

Relative numbers, Wolf's, revision of (Wolfer). 1902. p. 171 ..

Report on (Lyons) . 1897. p. 144

Weather and, connection between (Bigelow). 1895. p. 91

same (Kimball). 1901, p. 248

Sunflower plant; its cultivation, composition, and uses (Wiley).

1901

Sunflowers, cultivation of, for their seed and oil. 1898. p. 14

Sunshine;

Hourly results from self-regiaters for recording (Abbe). 1897.

p. 252

Local time of sunrise and sunset for north latitudes, from 25° to

49°, inclusive

Measurement of —

and preliminary examination of Angstrom's pyrheliometer

(Marvin). 1901. p. 454

use of selenium for ( Dorsey) . 1899. p. 99

Monthly amounts of possible sunshine for hours ending shortly

after sunrise and sunset. 1894

MoixtJilv notes on, Jan., 1894-Oct., 1902

Nonnarannual (Henry). 1898. p. 108

Note on (Abbe). 1895. p. 426

Recorders, care and management of ( Marvin)

Southern California agricultural experiment farm, near Pomona,

Cal. (Henry). 1896. p. 237

Temperatures in, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 310

See also Climatic charts.
Sunshine recorder:

Glass electrical, instructions for using

Improved, report on (Maring) . 1897. p. 485

Sunstroke in California and Arizona ( Phillips). 1896. p. 454 ,

Sunstroke weather of August, 1896 (Phillips), p. 409

Supan, Alexander. Rainfall, distribution of. p. 220

Superstitions, meteorological (Abbe). 1898. p. 216

Surface temperatures and North Atlantic currents (Hautreux).

1894. p. 192 _.

Surgical operations on cattle (Dickson and Lowe), p. 301

Sar])lus, American, and foreign trade. 1889. p. 159

Surra:

And allied trypanosomatic diseases, bibliography of (Hassall).

p. 161

same, p. 131

Emergency report on (Salmon and Stiles), i). 41

same

See also Nagana — Mai de caderas — Trypanosomiasis.

Index

t'lasKlflcatlou uo.

A29.():28
A29.3:27
A29.6:26
A10.3:20
A29.6:30

A29.6:29

A29.6:30
A 29. 6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:30
A29.6:27
A29.6:23
A29.6:29

A7.3:60
A1.9:78

A29.6:25
A29.2:Su7*

A 29. 6:29
A29.6:27

A29.2
A29.6
A29.6
A29.6

Su7'

26
23

1901.

Svalof, Sweden, station for plant breeding at (Fkirchild).

p. 814

Swaini, James, Franklin kite club and (Abbe). 1897. p. 165

Swahn, Albert W.:

Bones an<l bone ash, export of, from Uruguaj\ p, 519

Cattle, disease among, in Uruguay, p. 385

Swamp and overflowed lands in ('alifornia, reclamation of. p. 179.

Swamp-land reclamation in California. 1872. p. 18

Swamp soils. See Soils.

A29.11:G*

A29.6:24
A29.6:27

A29.12:Su7

A29.6:25

A29.6:24

A29.6:24

A29.6:30

A29.6:26

A 29. 3:11'
A4.2:C292
A27.9:27

A4. 1:901
A4.3:42
A4. 1:901
A4.3:42

A10.6:13
A29.6:25

A 4. 1 :900
A 4. 1:898
A 1.1:872
A27.9:10

551

198.

Index

Swank, James Moore. Agriculture Department, history and objects.
1872

Swartzf^ystein of l)Uttermaking inSweden (Andrews). 187(>. \>. 198.
Sweden:

Agrioulture in, statistics of. 1873. p. 259

Butter making in, Swartz system of (Andrews). 187(3.

Cooperative dairies in (Salviate). 1872. p. 452

Crops in —

report on. 1889. p. 538

rotation of (Andrews). 1873. ]>. 3().'>

Hog cholera in. p. 159

same, p. 168

Insects of, notes on (Schijyen). 1897. p. 79

Markets for American products in

Milk lloin- in. p. 610

Sugar beet in (Andrews). 1872. p. 133

See aim Svalof.
Sweet Cassava. See Cassava, sweet.
Sweet potato:

p. z/

As starch producer. 1899.
Culture ami uses (Duggar)
(future of, at North, and modes oi iireserving tlirough winter

(Thompson), p. 220

Report on ( Nesbit)

Sweet-potato black rot (Halsted and Fairchild). 1891. j). 1

Sweet-potato saw-tlv:

New (Marlatt). " 1892. p. 24

Report on. 1888. p. 43

Sweetland, Arthur E. Tornado at Hampton Beach, N. H., July 4,

1898. p. 308

Sweetser, William S. :

Food adulteration, report on. 1898. p. 78

Nitrogen determination, by Kjeldahl method, distilling w4th and

without potassium sulphid. 1896. p. 25

See also, as joint author, Bigelow, Willard Dell.
Sweetwater River, Cal., i)roblems of water storage on torrential
streams of southern California, as tvpified bv (Schuyler).

1901. p. 353 ' \

Swells. See Vegetables.
Swendsen, Ceorge L. :

Irrigation under canals from Logan River. 1902. p. 179

Logan and Richmond canals in Utah, duty of water under. 1900.

p. 211

Sw^enson, Magnus:

Letters patent granted to, in process of making sugar, p. 242 . . .

same. p. 61

Sorghum sugar, experiments at Fort Scott, p. 213

same. p. 5

Swine:

Address on (Curtis). 1883. p 148

Breeding —

address on (Stetson). 1883. p. 160

America. 1885. No. 25. p. 24

experiments in (Gurler). 1883. p. 155

organization of. p. 423

Crossing improved breeds of, with conunon hos^s of Florida

( Furnas ) . 1895 '.

Diseases of —
epidemic —

report on (Bolton), p. 135

supplemental report on (Shakespeare), p. L'>7

United States board of inquiry concerning, report of

_ (Shakespeare and Burrill). 1891. p. 129.

infectious, additional investigations concerning. 1894

inoculation as a preventive of. p. 58

same. {). 16

investigation of , etc

Classlfloation no.

A1.8:7
A27.9:14

A27.9:ll
A27.9:14
A27.9:10

A27.9c27
A27.9:U
A4. 1:887-8
A 1.1:888
A9.6:9
A 12. 3:8
A4. 1:901
A27.9:10

A1.9:87
A1.9:26

Al. 1:862
Al. 9:129

A28.5:7

A 9. 7:5
A9.7:l

A29.6:26

A7.3:56

A 7. 3:49

A 10. 3: 100

A 10. 3: 104

A10.3:86

Al. 1:887
A7.3:17
Al. 1:887
A7.3:17

A1.7:2

Al.7:2
A 27. 9. -23
A1.7:2
A 1.1:872

A4.4:4

A4. 1:889-90
A4. 1:889-90

A4.1
A4.3
Al.l
A4 1
A1.6

889-90

6

889

889-90

12

552

875

Swine — Continued

3J>i3eases of — Continued

report on. p. 382

reports from inspectors and corresp(nidents

scientific investigations. 1890. p. 93

same, p. 81

special report, no. 12, review of (McGehee). 1879. p. 89

Epizootics among (Watts). 1872. p. 214

p]xportation of, from Boston, ])rohil)ition of. 1902

Fecundity of. 1899. p. 23

Fluiies and tapeworms of —

bibliography (Hassall). 1898. p. 145

compendium, arranged according to their hosts (Hassall).
1898. p. 137 _. •-

report on, with special reference to inspection of meats

(Stiles). 1898. p. 11

Imported into United States, regulations for inspection and
quarantine of —

Dec. 28, 1899

Jan. 27, 1900, modification

June 1, 1900, amendment

Oct. 20, 1900, amendment

Nov. 10, 1900, amendment

without quarantine. 1895. p. 29

Kidney worm of, our present knowledge of (Tayler). p. 612

Losses of, by disease. 1886. p. 546

Missouri, industry, and annual loss by disease (Bradley), j). 418.

Nonspecific disease among, outbreak of (Moore), p. 219

Quarantine of, in New England States. 1902

Rearing and feeding in United States (Morrow). ]). 405

Tuberculosis in; nature of disease, with report of three cases

(Moore and Dawson), p. 207

White Chester breed of ( Morris) . p. 475

See also Animals — Cattle orders — Farm animals — Hog chol-
era — Live stock — Sows — Swine plague.
Swine Breeders' Associations, list of, with officers:

1 898. p. 615

1 899. p. 696

1 900. p. 650

1901. p. 626

Swine fever, report on (Law), p. 420

See also Swine plague.
Swine plague:

Cass County, Nebraska (nines). 1879. p. 177

Cause and prevention of (Smith). 1891

Florida (McGehee). 1880. p. 94

(Hog cholera), investigation of (Salmon) —

1884. p. 258

same, with additional matter, p. 221

1885. p. 476

same, p. 184

See also Hog cholera.

Illinois (Detmers). 1880. p. 13

Indiana ( Voyles) . 1879. p. 112

same (Bitting), p. 199

(Infectious pneumonia) investigati(jn of —

1886 (preliminary), p. 659

same, p. 76

1887. p. 491

same, p. 86

See also Salmon, Daniel Elmer.

Investigation of, in Indiana (Voyles). p. 421

lowa(Dunlap). 1879. p. 135

same ( De Sch weinitz) . p. 501

Ithaca, N. Y. (Law)—

1879. p. 56

1880. p. 68

Index

Classification no.

A 1.1:877
A4. 1:889-90
Al. 1:890
A4. 1:889-90
A1.6:22
A27.9:10
A4.5:100
A1.9:87

A4.3:19

A4.3:19

A4.3:19

A4.5:56
A4.5:58
A4.5:64
A4.5:77
A4.5:79
A4. 1:895-8
A4. 1:899
A27.9:24
A4. 1:885
A4. 1:895-6
A4.5:99
A4. 1:887-8

A4. 1:895-6
Al. 1:865

Al. 10:898
Al. 10:899
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:901
Al. 1:879

A1.6:12

A4.2:Sw5

A1.6:22

Al. 1:884
A4. 1 :884
A 1.1:885
A4. 1:885

A1.6:22
A1.6:12
A4. 1:897

Al. 1:886
A4. 1:886
A 1.1:887
A4.1:887-

A 1.1:878
A1.6:12
A4. 1:899

A1.6:12
A1.6:22

553

1879.

173

Index

tSwiue plague — Continued

Itliaca, N. Y. (Law) — Continued

1881. p. 81

Jefferson County, Mn. (McNutt).

Nel)raska. p. 484

Nortli Carolina (Salmon). 1879. p. 12:>

Ottawa, 111. (Dyar). 1879. p. 15() :

Outbreak of, in Maryland and Virginia (Rose), p. 446

Prevention of. p. 148

Report on —

1878 (Detmers). p. 321

1879. p. 365

1879 (Detmers). p. 19

1880. p. 527 :

1880 (Detmers). p. 153

1880 (Law), p. 455

1881. p. 316.

Serum treatment for (De Schweinitz). p. 235

same

Southwest, character of (Thornton ) . 1879. p. 84

Variability of infectious diseases as illustrated by (Smith and

Moore). 1894. p. 81 "...

Virginia (Payne). 1879. p. 165

See also Hog cholera — Salmon, Daniel Elmer — Swine fever.
Swine plague bacteria:

Experiments on production of immunity in rabbits and guinea-
pigs with reference to hog-cholera and (Smith and Moore).

1894. p. 41 _.

What becomes of hog-cholera and swine-plague bacteria when
injected in small numbers into subcutaneous tissues of pigs?

(Moore). 1894. p. 103

Swingle, Walter Tennyson:
Bordeaux mixture —

improved method of making. 1891 . p. 365

its chemistry, physical properties, and toxic effects on fungi

and algse. 1896

Central American coffee disease, danger of introducing, into

Hawaii. 1898

Date palm and its culture. 1900. p. 453 ,

Grain smuts —

how caused and how to prevent. 1898

their cause and prevention. 1894. p. 409 ,

Peronosporace;e, some in herbarium of Vegetable Pathology

Division. 1891. p. 109 ,

See also, as joint author, Kellerman, W. A.
Swingle, Walter Tennyson, and Fairchild, David Grandison. Bur,

or globe, artichokes, circular on. 1899

Swingle, Walter Tennyson, and AVebber, Herbert John:

Citrous fruits, ])rincii)al diseases of, in Florida. 1896

Hybrids and their utilization in plant breeding. 1897. p. 383..
Swinton, A. H. :

Insect vivaria, how to be lighted? 1890. p. 18 ,

Locust swarms on coast of Great Britain. 1883. App., p. 57

Vanessa antiopa, stridulation in. 1889. p. 307

Switzerland:

Agricultural investigation in (Grete) . 1896. ]>. 681

Agriculture of. 1873. p. 568

American horses in ( ( Jifford ) . p. 503

Farm stockin. 1866. p. 430

Horses, cattle, etc., in (DuBois). p. 520

See also Horgen — St. Gall.
Synions, George James:

England, meteorological literature of, 1337-1699. 1895. p. 338.

Thunderstorms, barometric oscillations during; and use of bron-

tometer, an instrument designed to facilitate their study.

1901. p. 463 ". . .

Wind, effect of, on catch of rainfall. 1899. p. 454

Classlflratloii no.

A1.6:34
A1.6:12
A4. 1:885
Al.6:12
A1.6:12
A4. 1:884
A4. 1:887-

Al. 1:878
Al. 1:879
A1.6:12
Al. 1:880
A1.6:34
Al. 1:880
A 1.1:881-2
A4. 1:898
A4.3:23
A1.6:22

A4.3:6
A1.6:12

A4.3:6

A4.3:6

A28.5:7

A28.3:9

A28.4:16
Al. 10:900

A1.9:75
A1.10:894

A28.5:7

A6.4:22

A28.3:8
Al. 10:897

A9.7:3
A8.1:3
A9.7:l

A10.6:6
A27.9:ll
A4. 1:900
A27.9:4
A4. 1:898

A29.3:112

A29.6:29
A29.6:27

554

p. 360.

Symons, George James, short biography of. 1900. p. 6

Syndicate.^, agricultural, of France. 1 SS9^ p. 523

Syntonieida ei)ilais, preparatory stages of (Dyar). 1890.

Syplius-fl y, corn-feeding, report on. 1888. p. 5

Syracuse, N. Y., State fair, cattle for exhibition at, order providing

for, June 2(5, 1902

Systematic plant introduction. See Plant introduction.

Tabanida; (gadflies) and a very simple means of destroying them

(I'orchinski). 1899. p.25

Tabic and kitchen ^vastes, importance of loss of. p. 25

Table sirups, manufacture of, from sugarcane (Wiley). 1902

Tachinidic of Americanorth of Mexico, revision of (Coquillett). 1897.

Ta'uiasis, nodular, in fo\vls (^loore). 1895

Taft, L. R.:

A [)ple scab, remedies for, experiments \vith. 1890. p. 30

Irrigation for garden and greenhouse. 1895. p. 233

Micliigan Farmers' Institute, work accomplishe<l in. 1902.

p. 35

People of Mars,
pp. 283, 492 . .

1900.

53/

Talman, diaries Fitzhugh.
Tamalpais, ]Mount:

Fog studies on (McAdie
same, pp. 24, 61, 104
Meteorological station, report on operation of, for Sept., 1897

(Hammon). p. 397

Observations, value of ( Hammon). 1899. p. 56

same (Pague). 1899. p. 63 _.

Weather Bureau instruments at, report on location and eleva-
tion of (Hammon) . 1898. p. 494 --

Weather Bureau station on, notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 493

Tamari, Kizo. Japan, rice and silk culture, and agriculture educa-
tion in. 1885. p. 187

Tamias. See Ground squirrel.

Tampico, Mexico, northers of (Abbe). 1893. p. 363

Tanana Valley, Alaska, notes on (Green), p. 309

Tan-bark beetle, destructive, report on (Burgess). 1899. p. 107...

Tannery refuse, utilization of, in France. 1876. ]>. 2S0

Tannin, committee on, of Association of Official Agricultural Chem-
ists, report of:

1894. p. 194

154

118

1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1900.
1901.

143
100
127

128

Index

Clussifioatinii no.
A29.6:28
A27.9:27
A9.7:2
A9.7:l

A4.5:95

A9.6:20

A1.9:69

A7.3:70

A9.8:7

A4.4:3

A6.3:ll
Al. 10:895

A10.3:120
A29.6:28

A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A 29. 6:25
A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A1.7:9

A29.6:21
AlO. 1^:901
A9.6:20
A27.9:14

A7.3:43
A7.3:47
A7.3:49
A7.3:51
A 7. 3:56
A7.3:62
A7.3:67

Tannin, determining, ])v hide power, notes on j)oints of error in shake

method of ( Yocum) . 1894. p. 204

Tanning extracts for analysis, preparation oi (Forbes). 1897. p. 149.
Tanning materials:

American (McMurtrie). 1876. p. 459

Mesciuite tree as ( McMurtrie). 1873. p. 31

Otlicial methods for analysis of (Wiley). 1901

TajK'-worm disease of shecj) of Western plains (Curtice), p. 167

Tapeworms. See Cestodes — Fhikes and tapeworms — I'oultry.

Tarantulas, report on. 1894. p. 260

Tariff:

Foreign, on agricultural products. 1891. p. 538

Rates on cereals and Hour in European countries. 1894. p. 323.

Reciprocity treaties and, French. 1892. p. 181

South America. 1890. p. 460

Taro, root rot of (Sedgwick). 1902 - .

Tasajo, or jerked beef, manufacture and exportation of, by River

Plata countries, p. 399

Tasmania, insects of, notes on some injurious and beneficial ( Webster).
1889. p. 361

See (lUo Australasia.
Tasmanian Coccinellidw, notes on (Tiioinp.son). 1893 p. 11

A7.3:43
A7.3:51

A27. 9:876
A27.9:ll

A7.4:8
A4. 1:887-8

A9.7:7

A27.9:29
A27.9:32
A27.9:30
A 27. 9:28
A 12. 9:2

A4. 1:899

A9.7:l

A9.7:6

555

Index

Taveau, Augustine L. Farming, modern, in America, p. 280

Tax, dog, in England and Si'otiand. 1S()7. p. I!S1

Taxation:

Highway, comparative results of lahor and mi mey systems. 1894.

same, revised

Local, as affecting farms. 1897

Tayler, Louise. Kidney worm of swine, our present knowledge of.

p. 612

See also, as joint author, Stiles, Charles Wardell.
Taylor, Charles \V. Cattle and sheep, raising and feeding more,

importance of. p. 249

Taylor, F. AV. See, as joint author, Bonsteel, Jay Allan.
Taylor, H. M.:

Cattle interests, condition of, west of Mississippi River, p. 806..

Cattle-range industry, j). 105

Range industry, importance of. p. 298

Taylor, Nathaniel R. :

Atmospheric pressure, high and low. 1897. p. 851

Weather observer. What a weather observer should know.

1898. p. 543

Taylor, Thomas:

Cranberry culture in New Jersey, p. 569 ,

Fibrine and bacteria

Fungoid diseases of jilants. p. 110

Internal parasites in domestic fowls and butter and fats, micro-
scopic observations

Lard, pure and fictitious, methods of distinguishing between.

1893

Microscopic investigation along agricultural lines, monthly, ]\Iav,

1872, to Dec, 1876 '..

[The more important articles are indexed under their various subjects.]
Mushrooms —

eight edible and twelve poisonous, of U. S.,with directions
for culture and culinary preparation of edible species.

p. 366

same, revised

four edible, of U. S. 1893. p. 7

twelve edible, of U. S.,with directions for identification and

preparation as food. p. 100

same, reprinted with an appendix

Napthaline as an insecticide, etc., its effect on seeds, plants, and

animals. 1883

See also, for reports as Microscopist, Agriculture Department,

1 872-1 894

Taylor, W. Potato disease, cause and cure of. 1869. p. 64

Taylor, William Alton:

Fruit industry, and substitution of domestic for foreign-grown

fruits. 1897. p. 305

same, reprinted, with historical and descriptive notes on ten

varieties of apples suitable for export trade. 1898

Fruit varieties, little-known, considered worthy of wider dissemi-
nation. 1901. p. 381

Refrigeration, influence of, on fruit industrv. p. 561

Small-fruit culture for market. 1895. p. 283

See also, for reports as Assistant Pomologist, 1893, Acting Pomolo-

gist, 1900, Pomology Division, Agriculture Department

Tea:

Aboriginal North American. See Ilex cassine.

Adulteration of (Spencer). 1892. p. 875

California, culture. 1870. p. 38

Consumption of, in LTnited States, per capita of population —

1870-1895. p. 552

1896. p. 595

1898. p. 723

Cultivation and manipulation. 1873. ]). 436

Classification no.

A 1.1:874
A27.9:5

A22.4:16
A22.4:24
A27.9:35

A4. 1:899

A J. 1:864

A4. 1:887-8
A4. 1:886
A4. 1:885

A 29. 6:25

A29.6:26

Al. 1:877
A18.2:F44
A 1.1:871

A 1.8:34
A18.5:3
A27.9:

A 1.1:890

A18.5:2

A18.5:3

Al. 1:885
A18.5:l

A18.2:N16

A18.1:
A27.9:7

A1.10:897

A21.3:7

Al. 10:901
Al. 10:900
Al. 10:895

A20.1:

A7.3:13'

A27.9:8

Al. 10:895
A1.10:896
Al. 10:898
A27.9:ll

556

Tea — Continued
Culture of —

experiment in, report on tea gardens of Dr. Charles U. Shepard,

Pinehurst, S. (!. ( Saunders ) . 1 897

experiment in South Carolina (Shepard). 1899

in United States, p. 235

probable American industry (Saunders) . 1879

Japan, culture. 1872. p. 286

Missihisij^pi, cultivation of plant. 1869. p. 301 *

Raising, at Pinehurst Exjierimental Tea Garden, near Summer-

ville, S. C. , special report on. p. 627

See also Chinese tea plant.
Tea garden, Government, at Summerville, S. C, condition and

prospects of ( Saunders), p. 28

Teasel, cultivation and use of (Moses), p. 117

Technical education (Hall). 1894. p. 67

Technical schools, mechanical drawing in (Flather). 1894. p. 81..
Teele, R. P. Irrigation investigations, 1901, summarv of results of.

1902. p. 17 /

Tein, M. von. Rhine region, regimen of; high-water phenomena

and their prediction. 1894. p. 117 ■

Teisserenc de Bort, Leon. Atmosphere, studies on, at Trappes,

France. 1901. p. 20

Telegraph:

AVeather service and ( Robinson) . 1902. p. 145

West India service (Robinson). 1898. p. 410

See also Seacoast telegraph line — Weather telegraphy — Wire-
less telegraphy.

Telephone and kite, note on (Abbe). 1898. j). 366

Telephone kite (Abbe). 1898. p. 257

Temperature:

Air, monthly notes on, July, 1891-Oct. , 1902

Atmosphere, average ( Abbe) . 1898. p. 415

Atmospheric, during month of July, 1895 (Phillips), p. 253

Average, of upper strata, notes on ( Aljbe) . 1901 . p. 177

Baltimore, Md., study of ( Walz). 1899. p. 293

Bergen Point, N. J., kite determinations (Allen). 1898. p. 161 ..

Cape Nome, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 212

Clothing and, report on (Phillips). 1897. p. 200_.

Comparison of, with magnetic horizontalforce (Bigelow) —

1894. pp. 415, 460, 504

1895. p. 7 -

Control of scale insects by (Marlatt). 1899. p. 73

Deep lakes, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 71

Diurnal range of, variation of, with latitude and locality ( Bigelow ) .

1 902. p. 134

Duluth, Minn. (Richardson), p. 463

Evajioration and, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 213

Extremes of, safe for jK'rishable goods. 1900. p. 741

Forest clearing and cultivation, effect upon ( Fulton). 189!). p. 89.

same (Salisbury). 1899. p. 91

Homogeneity and uniformity of, at Weather Bureau stations,

notes on (Abbe). 1897. p. 249

Hourly results from self-registers for recording (Abbe). 1897.

p. 252

Influence of, on process of germination (Detmer). 1895. p. 405.
Injurious, protection of food products from (Williams). 1901 ...
Injurious to food products in storage and (luring transportation

(Williams)

Jamaica ( Mall). 1901. p. 503 -

Low, cause of, for August, 1895 (Abbe) . p. 296

Mav, and of the vear, 1790-1888 (Abbe), p. 216

Mei-sivan, Turkey (Abbe). 1897. p. 245

Mininuim, abstract of comparison of, recorded at U. S. Weather

Bureau and Forest l*ark meteorological observatories, St.

Louis, Mo., 1891 (Hamnion and Duenckel). p. 12

* By a misprint, tliis page number appears twice.

Index

I'liiSNlflcatlon no.

A14.4:l

A1.8:61

Al. 1:869

A1.6:18

A27.9:10

A27.9:7

A 1.1:892

A 1.1:881-2
Al. 1:863
A10.3:20
A10.3:20

A10.3:119

A29.3:lli

A29.6:29

A29.3:31
A29.6:26

A29.6:26
A29.6:26

A29.6:

A29.6:27

A29.6:23

A29.6:29

A29.6:27

A 29. 6:26

A29.6:28

A29.6:25

A 29. 6:22
A29.6:23
A9.6:20
A29.6:29

A 29. 6:30
A 29. 6:27
A 29. 6:26
Al. 10:900
A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:25
A29.3:ll •■'
A1.9:125

A29.3:13
A29.6:29
A 29. 6:23
A 29. 6:22
A29.6:25

A 29. 6:30

657

Index

Ten 1 1 )orat lire — Continued

Montana, sudden changes in, note on (A])l)e). 1900. pp. 115, 161 .

Monthly statement of

Normal, bv decade.s, for 8 a. m. and 8 p. m., 7ath meridian time

(Henry). 1902. p. GOO '

November and December, 189() ( Hazen). 1897. p. 4r)S

Probable, forecasts of ( Cline) . 1899. p. 166

Reduction of ( Morrill). 1897. p. 572

Relation of, to color, note on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 18

San Juan, Porto Rico, report on (Phillips). 1899. j). 319

Sensible, or curve of comfort (Abbe) —

1895. p. 93....

1898. p. 362

1899. p. 18

Should reports of rainfall and, be telegraphed from voluntary

stations? (Marbury ). 1899. p. 108

Should verifying changes of, be smaller, and should not terms
"slightly warmer" or "slightly cooler" be credited? (Cox).
1902. p. 127

Summer and winter, relations between, notes on (Abbe), p. 557.

Sunshine, notes on ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 310

Thompson,WindhamCo., Conn., observations, 1852-94 (Larned).
p. 364

Variations of, of free air at great altitudes (Abbe) . 1902. p. 316.

Vertical gradients of ( Frankenfield) . 1898

same (Abbe). 1899. p. 112

Water in wells, notes on ( Kimball ) . 1901. p. 510

Wind and, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 218

See also C'limatic charts — Climatology — Meteorological observa-
tions — Soils — Thermometers — Warm waves.
Temple, 0. P., address of, before Association of American Agritnd-
tural Colleges and Experiment Stations, at 2d annual conven-
tion. 1889". p. 15

Ten Broeck, H. H.:

Aurora, remarkable, at Braidentown, Fla., Nov. 18, 1899. p. 582.

Auroral-lunar halo display, report of. 1901 . p. 551

Ice on lakes, sudden disappearance of. 1900. p. 286

Tennessee :

Agricultural resources of. 1872. j). 201

Cattle quarantine of counties in^ —

Aug. 16, 1897

Dec. 16, 1897. p. 7

Dec. 20. 1898.
Dec. 19, 1899.
Dec. 14, 1900.
Jan. 11, 1902.
Dec. 27, 1902.

p. 125

P'

221.

Cattle trade and allied industries of (Perry

Cotton in. 1866. p. 330

East, botanical explorations in (Parry). 1870.

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 122

Live-stock interests in (Cockrill). 1883. p. 225

Potato raising in ( Callender ) . p. 657

River and flood system in, report of (Abbe). 1896. p. 420

Sheep husbandry in. 1878

Tornadoes in (Emerv). 1900. p. 499

Wheat culture in. 1875. p. 399

See also Erwin — Montgomery County.
Tennessee, University of:

Dietary studies at, in 1895 (Wait)

same, comments on (Atwater and Woods), p. 33

Experiments on effect of muscular work upon digestibility of food
and metabolism of nitrogen, conducted at, 1897-1899 (Wait).
1901

Nutrition investigations at, 1896 and 1897 (Wait)

Tent caliTiullars, notes on ( Weed). 1898. p. 76.

Tenthredinida;. Sec Nematinse.

(UasNiflriitidii no,

I
A29.6:28
A29.6:

' A29.6:29
A 29. 6:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:25
A 29. 6:28
A29. 1:898

A 29. 6:23
A29.6:26
A29.6:27

A29.3:24

A29.3:31
A29.6:28
A29.6:27

A29.6:21
A29.6:30
A29.5:F
A29.6:27
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A10.5:l

A29.6:27
A29.6:29
A29.6:28

A27.9:10

A4.5:7

A4.5:8-14

A4.5:25-29

A4. 5:49-55

A4. 5:80-87

A4.5:93

A4.5:101

A4. 1:886

A27.9:4

A27.9:8

A 27. 9:6

A1.7:2

A 1.1:880

A29.6:24

A1.2:Sh3

A29.6:28

A27.9:13

A 10. 3:29
A10.3:29

A 10. 3:89
A 10.3:53
A9.6:17

568

Terno, Bruno:

Fertilizers, mixed, nitrogen in, availal)ility of. 1893. p. 40

Totiish, determination of, sonrces of errors in. 18!)1. p. 150

Terra del Fuego, meteorological station in, notes on (AV^be). 1897.

p. 493

Terrell, J. J. See, as joint author, Page, John R.

Terrell, ^Minister. Angora, agriculture in, notice relative to letter

from

Terrestrial magnetic field, cosmical relations manifested in simulta-
neous disturbances of, sun, and aurora (Lemstrom). 1895.

p. 49L>

Terrestrial magnetism:

In 15th, 16tli, and 17th centuries, contribution to bibliography of

(Hellman). 1895. p. 352

Mathematical analysis, as applied to present condition of (Schus-
ter), p. 550 c

Relations of solar magnetism to, report on (Bigelow). p. 519 ...

Terre.^trial phenfunena, notes on (Abbe). 1900. \). 109

Territories, agricultural capabilities of. p. 601

Si'e also States and Territories.

Tessier, E. L., jr. Highways, improved. 1902. j). 60 ^

Testing varieties. See Plants.

Tetraopes femoratus fab., oviposition in voung forest trees bv ((Gil-
lette). 1897. p. 76 -

Texas:

Artesian and underground waters in, west of 97th meridian

(Hill), pt. 3, p. 41

Artesian well investigation, field work (Roesler). 1890. p. 243.

Auroras in, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 474

Cattle in —
note on —

1866. p. 343

1899. p. 514 _.

quarantine of, in certain counties —

Julv6, 1897

Dec. 16, 1897. p. 5

Aug. 17, 1898

Sept. 30, 1898

Dec. 20, 1898

Jan. 9, 1899

June 27, 1899

Dec. 19, 1899. p. 5

P 5

P 5
P 5

Index

Clissiflcatloii no.

A7.3:3S
A7.3:31

A29.6:25

A1.2:An4

1902...

Dec. 14, 1900.
Jan. 11, 1902.
Dec. 27, 1902.
raising —

change in. 1872. p. 202

note on. 1873. p. 271

Cattle trade in, report on. p. 346

Central —

grasses and forage plants of (Rentley). 1898 ...
range improvement in, experiments in (Bentley

Climate of, notes on (Abbe). 1894. p. 331 ..

Cotton crop of 1887, aggregate damage from cotton worms in

(Snow). 1889. p. 32

Cotton in, 1866. p. 329

Farm resources and products of, 1868. p. 115

Fungi of (Ravenel). 1869. p. 169

same. p. 171

Glanders among horses and nudes in ( F(jlsetter). p. 393

Horses in, enzootic cerebro-meningilis among (Detmers). p. 363
Insects, injurious and other, observations on (Webster). 1891.

p. 451

Locusts in, during spring of 1886 (Bruner). 1887. p. 9

Mexican cotton-boll wi'evil in (Townsend). 1895. p. 295

Plants from, descriptions of new (Holzinger). 1893. p. 286

A29.3:ll''

A29.3:ll»

A29.3:ll=^

A 29. 1:891-''
A29.6:28
Al. 1:869

A22.3:23

A9.6:9

A15.2:Ir7''
A15.2:Ar7
A29.6:27

A27.9:4
A4. 1:899

A4.5
A4.5
A4.5
A4.5
A4.5
A4.5
A4.5
A4.5
A4.5
A4.5
A4.5

:6

:8-14

:20

:22

:25-29

:30

:36

:49-55-

:80-87

:93

:101

A27.9:10
A27.9:ll
A 1.1:870

A3.3:10
A 19. 3: 13
A29.6:21

A 9. 7:2

A27.9:4

A27.9:6

A1.2:C29»

A1.2:C29-^

A4. 1 :889-90

A 1.1:88 1-2

A 9. 7:3
A9.3:i:;
A9.7:7
A 6.5:1

559

Index

Texas — Continned

Plants in, certain, of economic value iis food for man and stock

(Ricluirdson). p. 282

Rainfall in, IS81-98 (Hamrick). p. 174

same, extraordinary (Hazen). 1899. p. 249

Sheep husbandry in (Jenks). 1877. p. 122 ,

same (Watts). 1877. p. 118

Sheep in, diseases of ( Detniers). p. 08

Sheep of, scab in. 1867. p. 204

Southern —

agriculture in. 1889. p. 264

cotton worm in, in spring and earlv summer of 1888; report

upon (Anderson). 1883. p. 31 ".

Southwestern, cattle notes of (Kiernan ). p. 511

Storm waves of (Alexander). 1900. p. 381

Storms in, study of ( Hazen). 1895. p. 55

Tobacco experiments in. 1893. p. 50

Uplands of, irrigation of rice on (Bond). 1902. p. 11

Verminous diseases of cattle, sheep, and goats in, investigations

on (Stiles), p. 356

same (Stiles), p. 223

Western —

apetahe of, description of (Coulter). 1894. p. 347

desert region from, to Central Arizona, characteristic \ege-

tation of (Dewey), p. 351

same, p. 351

forage plants of, investigation of (Nealley). 1888. p. 30

gamopetalpe of, description of (Coulter). 1892. p. 153

graminese (grass family) of, clescription of (Dewey). 1894.

p. 484

grasses of the desert region of, plates and descriptions of (Ya-

sey). 1890

same

monocotyledons of, description of (Coulter). 1894. p. 421.
phanerogams and pteridophytes of, manual of 1891-1894.

(Coulter)

polypetalpe of, description of (Coulter). 1891 . p. 6

pteridophyta of, description of (Underwood). 1894. p. 557 .

Wine land? ( Bauer). 1869. j). 451

See also Baird — -Brazos River — Colorado Valley — Denison — Fort
Worth — Galveston — Rio Grande region — Willis.
Texas, University of, medical department, synopsis of course of lec-
tures in medical climatology to senior cla.ss (Cline). 1902. p.

110 .^..-

Texas good-roads convention, Houston, Tex., February 19, 1895,

proceedings

Texas itch among cattle in Kansas (Mayo ) . i>. 488

Texas or southern cattle fever:

Additional observations on (Smith and others). 1893. p. 67

Australia, p. 85

Blood serum as a preventive and cure for, experiments with

(Robert), p. 482

same (Schroeder) p. 43

Butler County, Kans., outbreak, 1883. (Trundwwer). p. 420 ..

same. 1884. p. 239

California cattle (Bowhill). p. 443

same, further investigation (Chandler), p. 450

Champaign, 111., investigations (Detmers). 1880. p. 291

Chicago Union Stock Yards (Trumbower) . p. 444

Dissemination of, and how to control it. 1882

Fatal outbreak, Deertield Stock Farm, Kans. (Fullinwider). p. 463.
Geological distribution of —

1884. p. 252

same. p. 214

1885. p. 247

same. p. 523

C'lasslflcatlon no.

Al. 1:887
A29.6:22
A29.6:27
A.l:2Sh3
A.l:2Sh3
Al. 1:883
A27.9:5

A27.9.27

A9.3:3
A4. 1:899
A29.6:28
A29.6:23
A27.9:31
A 10. 3:1 13

A4. 1:900
A4. 1:901

A6.5:2

Al:l:891
A6. 1:891
A6.3:6
A6.5:2

A6.5:2

A6.2:N82i

A6.3:12

A6.5:2

A6.5:2
A 6. 5:2
A6.5:2
A27.9:6

A29.3:31

A22.3:15

A4. 1:898

A4.3:3
A4. 1:895-6

A4.1
A4.1
A4.1
A4.2
A4.1

A4.1
A1.6
A4.1
A1.6
A4.1

:898

:899

:884

:An5

:887-8

:887-8

:34

:884

:50

:884

Al. 1:884
A4. 1:884
Al. 1:885
A4. 1:885

660

l>. 98...

p. 594.
p. 258..
p. 18...

p. 426.

.•598.

p. 273..
p. 42"!

Texas or southern cattle fever — Continued

Investigations into nature, causation, and prevention of (Smith

and Kilborne). p. 177

Investigation of —

1880 (Salmon).

1880 (Detmers).

1881 (Salmon).

1883 (Salmon).

1884 (Detmers),
same. p. 247..

Kansas outbreak —

1884 (Trumbower)

same. p. 207

1895 (Hill), p. 318....

Mar)'land outbreaks (Curtice), p. 429

Nature, causation, and prevention of (Smith and Kilborne). 1893.
Northern cattle —

inoculation to produce immunity from (Schroeder).

protecting against (Wilcox). 1900. p. 27

Organism in blood of cattle, persistence of (Schroeder),

Ravages of (Phillips), p. 142

Regulations concerning- —

1889. p. 55 r

same. pp. 13, 67

1890. p. 79

Report on —

1869 (Gamgee). p. 89

same. p. 82

1884 (Trumbower). p. 452

Reports of inspectors and correspondents, p. 376

Scientific investigations. 1890. p. 92

same. p. 80

Statistical and historical investigations of progress and results of

(Dodge). 1871. p. 175

Transmission of, by cattle tick ( Mayo) . p. 481

Virginia outbreaks ( Rose) . p. 461

Texel or Mouton flandrin sheep ( Chenery ) . p. 242

Textile fiber production ( Willits ) . p. 46

Textile fibres of Pacific States (Flint), p. 471...

Textile material, imports and exports of, by Great Britain, 1863-64.

No. 5. p. 27 ...--.

Textile materials, raw, imports and exports of, from Great Britain,

1863-64. No. 5. j). 36

Thalessa, habits of ( Riley) . 1888. p. 168

Thaxter, Roland. Fungi described in recent reports of Connecticut

Experiment Station. 1891. p. 278

Thayer, E. II.:

Address of, before convention of National League for Good Roads,

Washington. 1893. p. 63 ....

Good roads, going in debt for, address on. 1897

Thea virdis. See Chinese tea plant.

Thelemark cattle of Norway. 1876. p. 4.32

Theophila mandarina, history of, contribution to (Walker). 1889.

p. 270

Thermal belt in North Carolina. 1883. No. 58. p. 30

Thermal belts, notes on (Abbe). 1893. p. .365

Thermal or ])henologic constants (Ihne). 1895. p. 427

Thermographs, furnishing of, to vohmtarv observers, records to be

kept at section centers ( Wollaber ). ' 1902. j). 219

Thermometer scales, comparison of. 1 892

Thermometers:

Construction of registering air, to replace ordinary alcohol and

mercurial thermometers (Sprung). 1896. p. 718

Early history of (Abbe). 1897. p. 16

Evolution of, notes on ( Abbe). 1900. p. 551

Exposure of, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 306

Has wind any effect on? (Abbe). 1894. ]>. 464

Tndex

Classiflcatlon uo.

A4. 1:891-2

A1.6:22
Al. 1:880
Al. 1:881-2
Al. 1:883
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

A 4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1 :89.5-6
A4. 1:887-8
A4.3:l

A4. 1:898
Al. 9:119
A 4. 1:899
A1.6:22

Al. 1:889
A4. 1:889-90
Al. 1:890

A1.2:C29i
A1.2:C29''

A4. 1:884
A4. 1:889-90
A 1.1:890
A4. 1:889-90

A1.2:C29'^
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:884
Al. 1:864
Al. 1:889
Al.l:864

A27.9:3

A27.9:2
A9.7:l

A28.5:7

A10.3:14
A22.4:26

A27.9:14

A9.7:l
A27.9:21
A 29. 6:21
A29.3:ll''

A 29. 3:31
A29.2:T34

A29.3:ll ■
A29.6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:25
A29.6:22

1 14—04-

-36

5()1

Index

Thermometers — Continued

Maximum and minimum are too fragile, cannot effective protec-
tion be devined without impairing sensitiveness? should not
aluminum scales be discarded? (Oberholzer). 1902. ]>. 217...
Maximum and minimum —

directions for use of. 1892

registering, relative merits of various types (Draper). 1896.

p. 710

should not temperature forecasts be verified l)v readings of?

(Henry). 1902. p. 134 _ '.

Maximum and mininuun radiation, instructions for use of (Mar-
vin and Whitney). 1894

Minimum, index of (Abbe). 1894. p. 511

Readings of, comparative, at New York (Henry). 190U. p. 99..

Record of, old, at Pensacola, Fla. (Abbe). 1901. p. 177

Sluggishness of (Marvin ) . 1899. . p. 458

Soil, combined maximum and minimum, instructions for use of

( Marvin )

Thermometric scale used in meteorology (Abbe). 1895. p. 255

Thermoscope, chemical, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 552

Thiesen, Max. Vapor, saturated aqueous, pressure of, at tempera-
tures below freezing. 1899. p. 106

Thiessen, Alfred 11. Snow rollers, report on. 1899. jx 100

Thistle. See Canadian thistle — Russian thistle.
Thomas, Cyrus:*

Agriculture of Colorado and New Mexico, notes on. 1869. p.

379*

Colorado, northern, agriculture of, notes on. 1869. p. 284*

Thomas, Fr. Cranberry leaf-galls, report on. 1889. p. 279

Thomas, John J.:

Farm implements and machinery, p. 410

Forest trees, culture and management of. i>. 43

Thomasslag. 1901. p. 6

Thompson, Alexander. See, as joint author. Wilder, Marshall P.
Thompson, C. H. See, as collector, Hitchcock, A. S.
Thompson, E. H. Tasmanian coccinellidte, notes on. 1893. p. 11..
Thompson, George Fayette:

Agriculture Department, documents of, index to authors, with

titles of their publications in, 1841-97

Agriculture Department, index to annual reports of, 1837-93

Angora goat. 1901

Angora goat, information concerning, p. 281

same, 1 901

Angora goat industry, progress of, in 1901. p. 457

Animal industry, administrative work of Federal Government in

relation to. 1899. p. 441

same, p. 1 02

Animal industry literature in publications of Agriculture Depart-
ment, index to. 1900

Animals, contagious diseases of, in foreign countries, p. 492

Animals and animal products, imports and exports of, 1892-99.

p. 421

same. 1900. p. 535

Mohair and mohair manufactures. 1901. p. 271

same. p. 480

Musk ox. p. 507

Statistician of Deimrtment of Agriculture, synoptical index of

reports of, 1863-94. 1897

Thompson, J. C. Sweet potatoes, culture of, at North, and modes

of ])reserving through winter, p. 220

Thompson, J. O. West Virginia, farmers' institute work accom-
plished in. 1902. p. 30

Thompson, John. Soils, acid digestion of, effects of presence of few

drops of nitric acid in. 1895. p. 49

Thompson, R. O. :

Botany and agriculture of Rocky Momitain basin, p. 125

* By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

ClusKlflciitioii no.

A29.3:31

A29.11:B

A29.3:ll»

A29.3:31

A29.11:H

A29.6:22

A29.6:28

A29.6:29

A29.6:27

A29.11:Gi

A29.6:23

A29.6:26

A29.6:29
A29..6:27

A27.9:7
A27.9:7
A9.7:l

Al. 1:862
Al.l:864
A1.9:144

A9.7:6

A21.3:4
A21.3:l
A1.9:137
A4. 1:900
A4.3:27
A4. 1:901

Al. 10:899
A4. 1:899

A21.3:5
A4. 1:900

A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900
Al. 10:901
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:901

A21.3:2
Al. 1:862
A10.3:120
A7.3:47
Al. 1:866

562

Thompson, R. O. — Continued

Fruits, native, of Far West. p. 207

(irape-growini;; at the West. p. 115

Tlioinpson, Wibray J. :

Brown coal ancl wood cliar in liltration of cane juices and sirups.

p. 268

same. p. 99

See also, as collal)orator, Wiley, Harvey Wasliington.
Thompson, Windham Countv, Conn., temperature observations at,

1852-94 ( Larned). p."364

Thomson, A. M. Tree culture on western plains. 1891. p. 45

Thorne, Charles E. :

Agricultural experiment stations, ofticers of, how can we increase
the attendance of, at our annual conventions? 1894. p. 61. ..

Fertilizers, cooperative field experiments with, report of confer-
ence of representatives of exi)eriment stations regarding. 1889.

Pot or box vs. plat experimentation, report on. 1891. p. 81

Thornton, C. C. Swine plague in the Southwest, character of.

1879. p. 84

Thought. See Climate and thought.
Thripida?:

Certain, observations on (Pergande) . 1895. p. 390

Food habits of (Osborn). 1888. p. 137

Thunder:

Distant, note on (Abbe). 1898, p. 566

Lightning and, in December (Abbe) . j). 464

Lightning without, note on ( Abbe ) . 1900. p. 549

Thunder cloud, kites within (Hovenden). 1898. p. 250

Thunder storms:

Air currents in, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 366

Antigua, W. I. ( Alexander) . 1900. p. 380

Apparatus for registering ( Abbe) . 1902. p. 313

August 2, 1899, report of (Henry), p. 359

Automatic records of (Kimball ). 1899. p. 355

Barometric oscillations during, and use of brontometer, with
bibliography (Symons). 1901. p. 463

California, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 20

Do they advance against the wind? (Abbe). 1895. p. 296

Eustis, Lake County, Fla.-(Abbe). 1897. p. 251

Forecasting, lightning recorders and their utility in (Kenealy).
1902. p. 76

Franklinville, N. Y. (Kales). 1897. p. 309

Frequencvof (Abbe). 1897. p. 251

Idaho, of'May 16, 1900, notes on (Abbe), p. 207

Jamaica (Abbe). 1896. p. 15

Movement of, against wind (Abbe). 1895. i>p. 383, 423, 465

New Brunswick, 1897 (Kain). p. 105

New England, investigation of (Ward). 1893. p. 30

New explanation of one of its phenomena (McFarland). 1901.
p. 297

New York State, of May 3, 1 892 ( Turner) . 1892. p. 1 39

Observations, circulars of instruction

Ohio, during summer of 1892 (Strong), p. 51

Periods of, effect of proximity to sea on (Stearns). 1898. p. 452.

Prediction of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 159

Progressive movement of ( I lenry ). 1896. j). 331

Rain gushes in (Abl)e). 1897. p. 303

same ( Al)])e) . 1898. p. 258

Septendx'r 17-18, 1895, report on (Henry), p. 538

Skvland, Page County, Va., August, 1900 (Cragin and Cragin).
p. 328

Sunnner of 1892, forecasting of (Conger). 1893

Two, at Royal Alfred Oljservatory, j\Iauritius (Claxton). 1900.
]i. 63

AVashingt(m, 1). C, rejiort (in (Cragin and Cragin). 1900.
p. 287

Winter, in Mississippi, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 18

Index

Classlflrutlou no.

Al. 1:865
Al.l:866

Al. 1:887
A7.3:17

A29.6:21
A13.3:5

A 10.3:20

A10.4:7
A10.5:3

A1.6:22

A9.7:7
A9.7:l

A29.6:26
A29.6:23
A29.6:28
A29.6:26

A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A29.6:30
A29.6:27
A29.6:27

A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:23
A29.6:25

A29.3:31
A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A29.6:28
A29.6:24
A29.6:23
A 29. 6:26
A29.3:9

A29.6:29

A29.6:20

A29.2:T43

A29.3:9

A 29. 6:26

A 29. 6:27

A29.6:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A 29. 6:28
A29.3:9

A 29. 6:28

A29.():28
A29.6:28

563

Index

Classlflcation uo.
Tlnirston, Robert Henry. Mechanical engineering and mechanic arts, |

education in. 1896. p. Ill A10.3:41

Tihbey, H. R. Meteorological observations in Alaska. 1894. p. 174. A29.6:22
Ticivs:

Dipping cattle for destruction of (Nurgaard). p. 109 A4. 1:895-6

Soutli African, notes on some (Lounsbury). 1900. j>. 41 A9.6:26

Sec also Southern cattle ticks.
Tidal lands:

Diked marshes and, of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick (Board-
man). 1885. p. 33 A1.7:7

Reclamation of, in southwestern New Jersev. 1870. p. 230 A27.9:8

Washington Territory (Morse). 1885. p. 62 A1.7:7

Tide marshes of United States (Nesbit). 1885 A1.7:7

Tides. See Ocean tides.

Tiger swallow-tail, abnormal, report of (Howard). 1894. p. 44 A9.7:7

Tilden, L. L. Farming, high, as illustrated in history of Nether-
lands, p. 527 '. Al.l:866

Tile draining, results of. 1882. No. 43 A27.9:20

Tile-horned prionus in prairie land, note on. 1886. p. 39 A9.3:12

Tillage, relation of, to soil physics (Sanborn). 1891. p. 97 A10.5:3

Tillage and products of soil on irrigated lands ( Cureton). 1887. p. 282. A15.2:P94^

Tillering of grains (Schulte). 1898. p. 10 Al. 9:105

Tillman, G. D. Nut grass, extermination of. p. 388 Al. 1:889

Same, p. 388 A6.1:889

Tillo, A. A., short biography of (Abbe). 1900. p. 15 A29.6:28

Tillo, Alexis de. Magnetic survey of Europe and Asia. 1895. p. 465. A29.3:ll*

Tilton, G. W. Spark arresters, importance of. . 1887. p. 136 A13.3:l

Timber:

"Boxed" or "turpentine," strength of (Fernow) A13.4:8

Consumption of, letter regarding ( Fernow ). 1893 A13.2:F76

Culture of, condition of, in Southern and Western States (Baker).

1884. p. 105 A13.5:4

Decay of, and methods of preventing it (Schrenk). 1902 A19.3:14

Elementary discussion of characteristics and properties of wood

(Roth). 1895 A13.3:10

same, introduction to (Fernow). 1895. p. 5 A13.3:10

Forests and public domain, legislation for preservation of (Egles-

ton). 1888. p. 212 A13.3:2

Government tests ( Fernow ) ' A13.4:7

Increasing durabilitv of (Colman). 1887 A13.4:3

same (Fernow)."' 1898 A13.4:20

Investigations, collection of test pieces of pines for, instructions

for. 1892 A13.2:P65

Nebraska resources (Hall). 1901. p. 207 A1.10:901

Prairies (Edwards), p. 495 Al.l:862

Preservation of. 1866. pp. 142, 382 A27.9:4

Quality, etc., of. 1895. p. 590 A1.10:895

same. 1896. p. 628 A1.10:896

Resources of U. S., relation of railwavs to (Tratman). 1889. p. 68. A13.3:3

Ship, in United States (Bates), p. '472 Al.l:866

Turpentine, field report on ( Roth ). 1893. p. 32 A13.3:8

See also Bridges and trestle timbers — Railroad ties — Wood.
Timber lands, Government, proper value and management of: ,

(Baker). 1884. p. 17 A1.7:5

(Egleston). 1884. p. 11 A1.7:5

(Fernow). 1884. p. 22 A1.7:5

(Hough). 1884. p. 5 A1.7:5

Timber ])hysics:

Part 1; preliminary report (Fernow). 1892 A13.3:6

Part 2; progress report. 1893 A13.3:8

Progress in (Fernow). 1898 A13.4:18

same (Roth) A13.4:19

Timber pines of southern United States, report on (Mohr) A13.3:13

Same, introduction to report ( Fernow ) . p. 11 A13.3:13

Timber trestle bridges, economical designing of, report on (Johnson) . A13.3:12

Same, review of report (Lindenthal). p. 31 A13.3:12

Same, notes on report (Berg), p. 34 A13.3:12

564

166,

Time:

Hawaiian standard of ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 207

Reckoning, note on (Abbe). 1895. p. 380

Standard, notes on (Abbe) —

1899. p. 362

1900. p. 396

1901. p. 70

Timothy:

Ne\v enemy to (Howard). 1892. j). 90

Prairie region (Williams). 1896. p. 147

Smut of (Trelease). ]). 87

Timothy seed. See Crops, principal.
Tin cans, poisoning by preserving in (Roos). 1892. p. 930...
Tin roofs as lightning conductors, notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp,

258

Tindall, J. E. South Carolina, farmers' institute work accomplished

in. 1902. p. 28

Tineid, interesting, report on (Murtfeldt). 1890. p. 303

Tineina of United States and Canada, C'hambers's index of, steps

toward revision of. See Walsingham, Lord.
Tingle, E. W. S. Brunswick, Germany, i-ost of hauling farm prod-
ucts over wagon roads at. p. 7

Tinicum meadow district, on Delaware river. See Kingsessing and

Tinicum meadow district.
Tipton, J. C, address of, before national road conference, Julv,

1894. p. 20 '...

Tisserand, E. Ideal department of agriculture and industries. 1896.

p. 543

Toad as a friend of the farmer. 1899. p. 28

Toads as an eradicator of fluke disease ( Stiles ) . p. 220

Tobacco:

Acreage, report on. 1887. p. 421 ,

American. 1864. No. 6. p. 6 ,

Climate adapted to, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 254 ,

Condition of crop, monthly notes on

Connecticut River, production on. 1865. No. 2. p. 18

Crop, report on —

1873. p. 132 ,

1874. p. 103

1875. p. 95

Crop, statistics of, annual

Cultivation and curing of, instructions for ( Estes )

Cultivation of, in Sumatra (Mulder). 1898

Cultural directions for different types distributed. 1902

Culture and management of —

1863 (Bradford), p. 87

same, with additional matter. No. 1. p. 26

1867 (Bowie), p. 179

Culture of —

brief history of. p. 123

connection with sheep husbandry. 1878. p. 125

report on ( Butterweck. ) 1898

Experiments with, conducted in various parts of United States,

results of (Floyd ) . p. 455

FertiHzers for. 1873. p. 39

Industry, growth of ( Whitney and Floyd ) . 1899. p. 429

Insects, principal, affecting plant ( Howard)

same. p. 121

Investigations of Agriculture Department (Whitnev). 1901.

1>. 1 08 .■

^lethods of (;uring ( Whitney )

INIosaic disease of (Woo<ls). 1902

Planter's guide for cultivating and curing (Shelton Tobacco-Cur-
ing Co.). ]876

Production and distribution. I8S7. p. 445

Report on. p. 565

Supply of. 1887. p. 380

Index

Classiflcatlon no.

A29.6:28
A29.6:23

A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A29.6:29

A9.7:5
A 1.1 0:896
A 1.1:885

A7.3:13'

A29.6:26

A10.3:120
A9.7:2

A22.4:27

A22.3:]0

Al. 10:896
A1.9:87
A4. 1:901

A27.9:25

A27.9:2

A29.6:27

A27.9:

A27.9:3

A27.9:12

A27.9:13

A27.9:14

A27.1:

A1.9:6

A1.8:58

A19.2:T55

Al. 1:863
A27.9:2
Al. 1:867

Al. 1:862
A1.2:Sh3
A1.9:82

A26.5:900i
A27.9:ll
Al. 10:899
Al. 9:120
Al. 10:898

A 10. 3:99
A 1.9:60
A19.3:1S

A1.8:10
A27.9:25
A 1.1:878
A27.9:25

565

p. 1-

Index

Tobacco — Continued

Texas, experiments in. 1893. p. 50

Work of agricultural experiment stations on (Schulte). 1900

Yonng, stalk worm, new enemy to (Johnson). 1899. p. 99

Sec Bnrley tobacco — Catalase — Cigar-leaf tobacco — Connecticut
leaf tobacco — Crops, principal — Leaf tobacco — Sumatra —
Sumatra tobacco.

Tobacco flea- beetle, report on (Chittenden). 1898. p. 79

Tobacco growers, convention of, at Louisville, Ky., comments on

resolutions of. 1865. No. 8. p. 16

Tobacco horn-worm. See Protoparce Carolina.
Tobacco leaf:

Tax on, proposed (Newton). 1864. No. 1

Will Congress tax? 1865. No. 2. p. 18

Tobacco powders and extracts, nicotin in, report of investigation of
methods for determination of (De Schweinitz and others).

1898. p. 113

Tobacco seed, plan of distributing, etc. 1902

Tobacco soils (Whitney). 1898

Tobacco soils of United States, a preliminary report upon soils of

principal tobacco districts (Whitney). 1898

Tobacco-stalk weevil (Chittenden) . 1902. p. 66

Tobacco worm (Glover). 1873. p. 164

Tobacconists, convention of, recent. 1865. p. 4

Tod, John G., address of, before good roads convention of Texas.

Feb., 1895. p. 18

Todd, S. Edwards:

Farm implements, improved, p. 225

Underdraining, practical notes on. p. 584

Tollens, B.:

Ash constituents of plants; their estimation and importance to

agricutural chemistry and agriculture. 1902. pp. 207,305

Nitrogen-free extract of plants and feeding stuffs. 1897. p. 641 .
Tolman, L. M. :

Coloring matter for foods, analvsis of, provisional method for.

1902. p. Ill ."

Edible oils and fats, not including dairy products, methods for

chemical analysis of. 1901

same. p. 20

See also, as collaborator, Bigelow, Willard Dell; as joint author,
Munson, L. S.
Tomatoes:

Bacterial disease of (Smith). 1896

Blight and rot of, treatment of. 1887

Boll worm injuring, experiments on (Tracy) . p. 141

same. p. 141

Fresh and canned ( Langworthy ) . 1900. p. 21 ,

Fungus diseases of, treatment of ( Howell). 1889. p. 49

Growing (Voorhees). 1898

Packing, 1885-86. p. 556

Tongue, Thomas H. Good roads, beneficial influences of. 1902.

p. 56

Tongues of woodpeckers ( Lucas ) . 1895. p. 35

Topography of southern Appalachians (Keith), p. 113

Tonography. See Agricultural topographv.

Tornado cloud of March 4, 1894 ( Neal) . p. 127

Tornado fake, newspaper, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 360

Tornadoes:

Alarms, unnecessarv, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 255

Albany, N. Y., March 26, 1895, report of (Sims), p. 92 ,

April and May, 1896 (Henrv). p. 82

Augusta, Ga., March 20, 1895., report of (Fisher), p. 92

Characteristics of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 157

Cherry Hill, N. J., and Wood Haven, Long Island, N. Y., report

of (Emery). 1895. p. 252

Cook County, 111., May 25, 1896 (Abbe), p. 168

Eaglesmere, Pa., June 27, 1892., report of (Ball), p. 309

ClaissiQcatiuii no.

A27.9:31

A1.8:63

A9.6:20

A9.6:10
A27.9:3

A27.9:2
A27.9:3

A7.3:56

A19.2:T55

A1.9:83

A26.3:ll
A9.6:38
A27.9:ll
A27.9:4

A22.3:15

Al.l:866
Al. 1:870

A10.6:13
A10.6:8

A7.3:65

A7.2:Oi5
A 7.3:65

A28.3:12
A28.4:4
Al. 1:888
A9. 1:888
A1.9:119
A6.3:ll
A1.9:76
A27.9:24

A22.3:25

A5.3:7

A1.2:Ap42

A29.6:22
A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A29.6:23
A29.6:24
A29.6:23
A29.6:27

A29.6:23
A29.6:24
A29.6:20

566

18..

Tornadoes — Continued

Force of (Groat). 1899. p. 305

Fort Smith, Ark., of Jan. 12, 1898 (O'Donnell). p

Frequency per unit area ( Abbe) . 1897. p. 250

Galveston, Tex., Nov. 6, 1892 (Wright), p. 309

Hampton Beach, N. H., July 4, 1898 (Sweetland). p. 308

Hudson Co., N. J., on Aug. 24, 1901 ( Eadie). p. 355

Iowa and neighboring States, May 3, 1895 (Abbe), p. 173

Michigan, May 25, 1895, report on (Conger), p. 156

Mississippi ( Elmery ) . 1 902. p. 265 '

New Richmond, "Wis. (Libby). 1899. p. 299

No increase in, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 158

Norfolk, Va. , on Aug. 6, 1901 (^Gray) . p. 372

Observations of, report of (Gale ) . 1899. p. 303

Origin of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 552

Phenomena, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 311

Photographs of, spurious, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 313

same (Henry). 1899. p. 203

Prediction of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 159

Report of, 1889-1896 (Henry). 1896. p. xxiii

Report on (Watts). 1899. p. 307

St. Louis, low pressure in (Baier). 1896. p. 332

St. Louis, May 27, 1896 ( Abbe ) . 1896. p. 255

same ( Frankenfield ) . p. 77

St. Louis, origin of (Walsh). 1897. p. 308

Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas (Emery). 1900. p. 499...

Tracks, ancient, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 366

Waterspout, cloud-burst or, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 207

Wind force in, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 419

See also Baguios — Cyclones.
Toronto, Canada:

Cloud heights at (Abbe). 1897. p. 303

Cloud observations at ( Blake ) . 1897. p. 19

Tortoise. See Florida land tortoise.

Tortricid, new, from California, description of ( Walsingham). 1891.

p. 465

Totten and Crossfield purchase. See Hosmer, Ralph S., and Bruce,
Eugene S.

Toumey, J. W. Tree planting, practical, in operation. 1900

Tourgee, Albion W. Oleomargarine in France, p. 513

Towns County, Ga., cattle in, order releasing from quarantine. 1898.

Same, Aug. 1, 1899

Townsend, C. H. Tyler:

Biologic notes on New Mexico insects. 1892. p. 37

Chilo saccharalis in New Mexico. 1891. p. 24

Cottontail hot, further notes on, with breeding and identification
_ of fly. 1893. p.317... _ _.

Dipterous parasites in their relation to economic entomology.
1893. ]). 201

Entomological notes of interest. 1891. p. 26

Insect injury in New Mexico, possible and actual influence of irri-
gation on. 1892. p. 78

Locusts, injurious and other, of New Mexico and Arizona. 1893.
p. 29

Mexican cotton-boll weevilin Texas, report on. 1895. p. 295...

Mexico, insects of economic importance in, report of trip to inves-
tigate. 1896. p.9

^lichigan, injurious insects in, some notes recorded on. 1889.
p. 42

White grub of Allorhina, note on. 1891. p. 25

See also, as collector, Cockerell, Theodore Dru Alison.

Townsend, C. O. Sugar beet, some diseases of. 1902. p. 90

Townsend, Thi'odoreF. Weather map, is it appreciated and under-
stood l)y the masses? would not postal card weather forecast

l)r()ve satisfactory substitute for map? 1899. p. 102

Toxoptera, grain, notes on (Webster). 1S92. p. 245

Tracheal injections. See Bronchitis, verminous.

Index

Classification no.

A29.6:27

A29.6:26

A29.6:25

A29.6:20

A29.6:26

A29.6:29

A29.6:23

A29.6:24

A29.6:30

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:29

A29.6:27

A29.6:26

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29. 1:896

A29.6:27

A29.6:24

A29.6:24

A 29. 6:24

A29.6:25

A29.6:28

A29.6:27

A29.6:25

A29.6:29

A29.6:25
A29.6:25

A9.7:3

A13.3:27
A4. 1:900
A4.5:21
A4.5:41

A9.7:5
A9.7:4

A9.7:5

A9.7:6
A9.7:4

A9.7:5

A9.7:6
A9.7:7

A9.8:4

A9.7:2
A 9. 7:4

A1.S:72

A 29. 3:24
A9.7:4

567

Index

1896

J). 344

1898

Traction tests on public roads (Neely).
Tracy, Siiniuel :\Iilis:

Cooperative branch grass station;;; in South.

same. p. 344

Corn culture in South. 1898

Cotton, cultivated varieties of. 1896. p. 197

Dairying in South. 1902

Forage plants and forage resources of Gulf States.

Forage plants for the South

Forage plants of secondary or undetermined importance for South-
ern States, and composition of forage plants grown in South.

1896. p. 91

Grape growing in South. 1900

Grasses of arid regions of New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and

Utah, investigation of. 1888. p. 5

Hog raising in the South. 1899

same. p. 362

^Mississippi Experiment Station, p. 378

same. p. 378

Puccinia and uromyces, new species of, descriptions of. 1891.

p. 281

Tomatoes, boll worm injuring, experiments on. p. 141

same. p. 141

See also, as joint author, Ellis, J. B.
Tracy, W. AV., jr.:

Peppers, American varieties of. 1902

Vegetables, commercial varieties, testing of. 1900. p. 543

Trade:

Domestic and foreign industr}' and, notes of. 1892. p. 360

Export, of U. S. , in live stock and meat products, 1889-1892 ( Rusk ) .
Falling off of, between Great Britain and U. S. 1865. No. 5. p. 32.
Foreign —

agricultural products —

1892. p. 308

1893-1897. (Hitchcock)

1894-1898. (Hitchcock)

( Hitchcock)

(Hitchcock)

(Hitchcock )

American surplus and. 1889.
recent features of (Peters)...
Japan, China, and Hongkong, 1889-1899, our trade with (Hitch-
cock ) . 1900

Pan-American. 1890. p. 454

Scandinavia, our trade with, 1890-1900 (Hitchcock). 1900

Tradescantia, three new species of, from U. S. (Rose). 1899. p. 204.

Trafhc of country roads, circular relative to. 1896

Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition. See Omaha.

Trans-Missouri irrigating convention, 1873. p. 598

Transportation :

Development of, in United States (Sinclair). 1899. p. 643

Farm. 1901. p. 690

Notes on, question. 1866. p. 70

Transportation companies:

Freight rates of, monthly notes on, Aug., 1882-Dec., 1895

Letter to, relative to exportation of diseased cattle. 1890

Warnings of washouts, floods, cold waves, and heavv snowfalls

for benefit of ( Outram ) . 1899. p. 38 !

same (Smith). 1899. p. 37

Transportation rates:

European. 1883. No. 56, p. 39

P'arni products, cost of hauling to market or to shipping points in

foreign countries, rei>orts of consuls. 1897

Garden truck, and growth of industry (Ward and Holmes). 1901.
Report on —

1897. p. 755

1898. p. 723

t'lassiflcatloii no.
A22.3:20

Al. 1:891

A6. 1:891

A1.9:81

A10.3:33

A1.9:151

A3. 3:15

A1.9:18

A10.6:6
A1.9:118

A6.3:6
A1.9:100
A4. 1:899
Al. 1:890
A6. 1:890

A28.5:7
Al.l:88{
A9.1:88J

1890-1899.
1891-1900.
1892-1901.

p. 159 .

A19.3:6
A1.10:900

A27.9:30
A1.2:R89
A27.9:3

A27.9:30
A12.3:10
A12.3:15
A12.3:19
A12.3:23
A12.3:27
A27.9:27
A27.8:8

A12.3:18

A27.9:28

A12.3:22

A6.5:5

A22.4:19

A27.9:ll

Al. 10:899
Al. 10:901
A27.9:4

A27.9:
A1.2:R13>

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A27.9:21

A22.4:27
A27.8:21

Al. 10:897
Al. 10:898

568

Index

Classlflcatlon no.

Transportation rates — Continued
Report on — Continued

1899. p. 841

1900. p. 836

1901. p. 788

Koad materials and, in certain States west of Mississippi River,

information regarding. 1894

See also Freight rates.
Trap for insects. See Lantern trap for insects.

Traphagen, F. W. Alkali in Montana. 1900. p. 72

Trappes, France:

Atmosphere at, studies on (Teisserenc de Bort). 1901. p. 20

Balloons and kites at, results of work with (Abbe). 1899. p. 411.
Trapping of sparrows for sporting purposes, with paper descriptive

of apparatus and methods employed ( Hill) . 1889. p. 178

Tratman, Edward Ernest liussell:

Metal track on railways as substitute for woodel^ ties, preliminary

report on. 1889. p. 7 '. .

same, report on. 1890. p. 53

Patents relating to metal railway track —

1889. p. 3B ,

1890. p. 326

1894. p. 292

Railways, relation of, to timber resources of U. S. 1889. p? 68..

Railway ties in England, treatment of. 1889. p. 49

Use of metal railroad ties. 1894

Treasurv, Comptroller of, decision relative to use of annual appropri-
ations, Apr. 18, 1900

Treasury Department, files in, injury done by roaches to. 1888. p. 67.
Treaty. See Reciprocity treaty.

Tree crickets, carnivorous habits of (Murtfeldt). 1889. p. 130

Tree hopper. See Buffalo tree hopper — Membracidae.

Tree planters, practical assistance to ( Pinchot)

Tree seeds, collection of, and propagation of seedlings (Sudworth).

1900

See also Forest nurserv.
Trees:

Age of, and time of blazing determined by annual rings. 1897...
American, regulations of foreign governments regarding importa-

tation of (Howard). 1900.'.

Banding of, to prevent injury by fail cankerworm, observations

on(Britton). 1901. p. 160

Big, of California

same, 1900

Budding of, dates of. 1864. No. 2. pp. 67, 82

Climate of Colorado and its effect on (Parsons). 1888. p. 221..

Culture on western j)lains (Thomson). 1891. p. 45

Distribution of shrubs and, in deserts and desert ranges of south-
ern California, southern Nevada, ncjrthwestern Arizona, and

southwestern Utah, notes on (Merriam). 1893. p. 285

Forecasters of rain (Abbe). 1902. j). 315

Growth of —

maximum size and age, period of decliije, completion of cvcle,

etc. (Furnas). 1884. p. 338 .'

rate of. 1898. p. 664

Important in forestry. 1897. p. 645

Inspection of ,as conducted under laws of California (Lelong) . p. 12 .

Nurserv inspection in Connecticut (Britton). 1899. p. 131

Of San Diego County, Cal. 1 888. p. 202

Of Washington, D. C. 1891

Planting —

Dakota i)lains, experience in. 1891. ]i. 45

experimental, in plains (Keffer). 1898

for ])r<)(it in Middle States. 1872. p. 293

Al. 10:899
A 1.10:900
Al. 10:901

jiatriotic duty (Kuthrock). 1895. p. .iZ
l)racli("il, in operation (Toumey). 1900.
rural school grounds (Hall). 1901

A22.3:5

A10.3:76

A29.6:29
A29.6:27

A5.3:l

A13.3:3
A 13. 3:4

A13.3:3
A13.3:4
A13.3:9
A13.3:3
A13.3:3
A13.3:9

A2.2:Ap6
A9.7:l

A9.7:2

A13.4:22

A13.3:29

A13.4:16

A9.5:41

A10.3:99

A13.2:B48

A13.3:28

A27.9:2

A13.3:2

A13.3:5

A5.5:7
A29.6:30

A13.5:4

Al. 10:898

Al. 10:897

A1.8:57

A10.3:65

A13.3:2

A13.2:T71

A13.3:5
A13.3:18
A27.9:10
A1.8:56
.\ 13.3:27
A 1.9:134

509

323

Index

Trees — Continued

Planting — Cunt inued

waste places on farm (Keffer). 1896. p,

western plains ( Keffer ) . 1895. p. 341

Planting and growing on the plains (Furnas). 1883. p. 202

same. p. 37

Prairies, note on. 1866. p. 286

Pruning of other plants and (Saunders). 1898. p. 151

Seedlings, instructions for growing

Some foreign, of economic value adapted to planting in Southern
States. 1895

Southern Appalachians ( Ashe and Ayres) . p. 93

Standing measurement of. 1898. p. 662

Transplanted, application of water pressure to. 1899. p. 21

Which trees attract lightning? ( Abbe). 1898. p. 257

See also Almond — Apple — Arbor day — Arborescent flora —
Bamboo — Beech — Birch — Boxed or turpentine timber —
Camphor — Carya alba — Catalpa — Cherry — Chestnut — Cin-
chona— Citrus trees — Cocoa palm — Cocoanut palms — Coni-
fers— Cork oak — Cork tree — Cottonwood — Cuban pine —
Date palm — Eucalyptus — Evergreen — Forest trees — Fruit
trees — Hard woods — Lebbek—r Loblolly pine — Longleaf pine

— Maple — Marsh or Pond pine — Mesquite — Oaks- — Orchard
trees — Osager)range — Peach trees — Pear trees — Pine — PI um
trees — Red cedar — Sapindacete — Shade trees — Shortleaf pine

— Southern pine — Spruce pine- — Timber — Timber pine —
AVattle tree — Western hemlock — White pine — Willow —
"Witch-hazel — Woody plants — Zamia.

Trelease, William:

Aletia, habits and natural history of. 1878. p. 361 ,

Nectar, what it is, and some of its uses. 1879. p. 319 ,

Orchard grass, spot disease of. p. 129 ,

same, p. 129

Smut of timothy, p. 87

Treleasea, a new genus of Commelinaceie (Rose). 1899. p. 207

Trematode H. similis looss. See Hsematoloechus.
Trematodes. Sn' Fluke-worms.

Tremex, habits of (Riley).. 1888. p. 168

Trenchard, John A. Southern agriculture, condition and prospects

of. 1868. p. 447

Trenton, N. J., insecticide experiments at (Bennett). 1886. p. 27.
Tres INIarias Islands, Mexico:

Bibliography of, partial (Nelson). 1899. p. 93

Birds of (Nelson). 1899. p. 21

Crustacea of, notes on ( Rathbun). 1899. p. 73

Description of ( Nelson ) . p. 7

Mammals of (Nelson). 1899. p. 15

Natural historv of. 1899

Plants of (Rose). 1899. p. 77

Reptiles of (Stejneger). p. 63

Trescot, T. C. See, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Trestle bridges, timber, economical designing of:

Report on ( Johnson ) ^

same, notes on report (Berg), p. 34

same, review of report ( Lindenthal ) . j). 31

See also Bridges and trestle timbers — Timber.

Triblidium ruf ulum, report on ( Ellis) . 1 889. p. 29

Trichina spiralis, report on. p. 389

Trichinpe:

American (Virchow). 1884. p. 181

German inspection of American hog products (Barnes), p. 516.

See also Pork.
Trichinosis:

Europe, of alleged American origin (Stiles). 1901. p. 156

Extent of, in America and Europe (Salmon), p. 475

same. 1884. p. 269

tlasslflratlon no,

A1.10:896

Al. 10:895

A1.7:2

A1.8:28

A27.9:4

Al. 10:898

A13.4:6

A13.3:ll
A1.2:Ap42
Al. 10:898
A1.9:87
A29.6:26

A9.2:C82
A9.2:C82
Al. 1:886
A28. 1:886
Al. 1:885
A6.5:5

A9.7:l

A27.9:6
A9.3:ll

A5.5:14
A5.5:14
A5.5:14
A5.5:14
A5.5:14
A5.5:14
A5.5:14
A5.5:14

A13.3:12
A13.3:12
A13.3:12

A28.5:5
Al. 1:869

A4.3:30
A4. 1:898

A4.3:30
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5

570

Trichinosis — Continue d

Germany — I

bibliography of (Hassall). 1901. p. 193

general remarks on (Stiles). 1901. p. 9 !

statistical review, during 1881-1898 (Stiles). 1901. p. 35 '

Noteon. 1866. pp. 56, 127 i

Trinidad, British West Indies, insect pests of, notes on some ( Urich ). I

_ 1893. p. 196

Tropical cvclones, atmospheric circulation in, a.s shown by move- '

ments of clouds (Boyer). 1896 '

Tropical islands of U. S., agriculture in (Cook). 1901. p. 349 '

Tropical vegetable, chayote ( Cook ). 1901

Trotters. Sue Roadsters and trotters.

Troughs, barometric, of Plateau region, report on (Hazen). 1895.

p. 207

Trowbridge, Jobn:

Electrodynamic radiations from sun, endeavor to discover. 1896.

p. 409

Lightning, does it ever strike ocean? 1902. p. 478

Roentgen rays, report on. 1897. p. 348

Truck farming:

Development of (Earle). 1900. p. 437

Louisiana (Wiggins). 1887. p. 240

Report on (Oemler). p. 583

same ( Reeve ) . p. 663

True, Alfred Charles:

Advertising in our agricultural experiment station publications.

1898. p. 41 ^ _

Agricultural colleges, American, some types of. 1898. p. 63

Agricultural colleges and experiment stations, American, report

of bibliographer of. 1901. p. 29

Agriculture Department, relation of, to farmers' institutes. 1902.

p. 22

Agricultural education in United States. 1899. p. 157

Agricultural education and research in Belgium. 1896. p. 361..
Agricultural experiment station movement in United States —

brief account of. 1889. p. 73

history and organization of

permanent elements in work of. 1896

report on. 1899. p. 513

their objects and work. 1895

work and expenditures of

work of, some elements of permanency in. 1896. p. 42

Bibliographer of Association of American Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations, report of —

1897. p. 20

1899. p. 19

1901. p. 16

Card index of experiment station literature, outline of. 1902

See (dm, Agricultural literature, index to.

Education and research in agriculture in United States. 1894.
p. 81

Education,po|)ular, for the farmer in United States. 1897. p. 279.

Europe, institutions for agricultural education in, some features
of._ 1897. p. 7

Experiment Stations Office, Agriculture Department —

work of. 1895. p. 39

work of, for farmer. 1897. p. 135

Farmers' institute as medium for developing mutual interests and
relations of farmers and United States Department of Agri-
culture. 1902. p. 102

Farmers' institute work in Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico.

1902. p. 33

Rural common school, some problems of. 1901. p. 133

Seeahd, for rei)Orts as Director, Experiment Stations Office, Agri-
culture Department, 1893-1902

Index

Clagslflcatlon no.

A4.3:30
A4.3:30
A4.3:30
A27.9:4

A9.7:6

A29.2:At6»
Al. 10:901
A6.3:28

A29.6:23

A29.6:24
A29.6:30
A29.6:25

Al. 10:900
A27.9:25
Al. 1:885
A 1.1:888

A 10. 3:49
Al. 10:898

A10.3:99

A10.3:110
Al. 10:899
A 1.10:896

A10.3:l
A 10. 4:44
A10.4:30
A 1.10:899
A 10. 3:26
AlO.r^:
A10.3:30

A 10. 3:49
A10.3:76
A10.3:115
A10.4:47

Al. 10:894
Al. 10:897

A10.4:32

A 10. 3:24
Al. 10:897

A10.3:120

A10.3:120
Al. 10:901

A 10.1:

571

Index

True, Alfred Charles — Continued

t'iee also, as editor of proceedings, Agricultural Colleges and Ex-
periment Stations, American, Association of; Farmers' Insti-
tute Workers, American Association of — Hogan, Mrs. Louis
E. Shimer.
True, Alfred Charles, and Clark, V. A. Agricultural experiment

stations in U. S. 1900

True, Alfred Charles, and Crosby, D. J. Agriculture experiment

stations in foreign countries. 1902

True, Alfred Charles, and Hall, Frank M. Farmers' institutes, re-
port on. 1897. p. 635

True, Alfred Charles, and Milner, R. D. Nutrition investigations
of Agriculture Department, development of. 1899. p. 403...
Trumbower, M. R. :

Bronchitis, parasitic, among calves, p. 465

Cattle-
ear of, diseases of. p. 367

eye of, and its appendages, diseases of. p. 353

foot of, diseases of. p. 349

skin of, diseases of. p. 325

Ergotism among cattle in Kansas, j). 310

same. p. 89

Glanders, outbreak of, at Miami, Mo. p. 457

Glanders among horses, p. 418

same. p. 237

Hog cholera, or swine plague, p. 419

same. p. 238

Horse —

heart and blood vessels of, diseases of. p. 219

nervous system of, diseases of. p. 181

Kansas, Southern cattle fever in, outbreak of. p. 393

same. p. 207 -

Southern cattle fever at Chicago Union Stock Yards, p. 444

Southern cattle fever, outbreak of, in Butler Countv, Kans. 1883.

p. 420 -

same. p. 239

Texas fever, tuberculosis, glanders, p. 452 —

Trypanosomiasis in rats and bandicoots, p. 155

>See also Surra.
Tsetse-fly disease. See Nagana.
Tuberculin :

Distribution of. 1899. p. 532

Growing tubercle bacilli for (Cary). 1898. p. 8

Injections of, effects upon milk of healthv and diseased cows
(DeSchweinitz). 1896. p. 15 1

Made from tuberculosis bacilli derived from different animals,
effect of (De Schweinitz and Schroeder). p. 579

Preparation and use of (De Schweinitz). 1898. p. Ill

Test for tuberculosis (Salmon). 1901. p. 581

Test of imported cattle ( Salmon) . 1901

Uses of (DeSchweinitz). 1894. p. 159

Tuberculosis:

Among domestic animals, preventive measures against (Bang),
p. 535

Animal, in some of its relations to human tuberculosis (Salmon),
p. 257...

Classlflcatloii uo.

A 10. 3:80
A10.3:112

Bovine, practical suggestions for suppression and prevention of
(Smith). 1894. p..317

Cattle-
detection of (Curtice), p. 283

in Kansas (Mayo). 1899. p. 479

in Saxony, p. 99

prevalence of, in New York (Schroeder). jj. 66

Cattle and other animals, necessity of reducing. 1898. p. 22...

Germs of, in milk, killing (Wilcox). 1899. p. 24

Investigations of. 1896

same (De Schweinitz). p. 289

A10.6:7
Al. 10:899

A4. 1:884

A4.2
A4.2
A4.2
A4.2
A4.1
A4.2
A4.1
A4.1
A4.2
A4.1
A4.2

:C292

:C292

:C29''^

:C29^

:884

:An5

:884

:884

:An5

:884

:An5

A4.2:H78
A4.2:H78
A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1:884

A4. 1:884
A4.2:An5
A4. 1:884
A4. 1:901

A4. 1:899
A4.3:22

A4.3:13

A4. 1:901
Al. 10:898
Al. 10:901
A4.3:32
A4.3:7

A4. 1:899

A4. 1:901

Al. 10:894

A4. 1:895-6
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:893-4
A4. 1:893^
A1.9:69
Al. 9:107
A4.3:13
A4. 1:898

572

p. 386

Tuberculosis — Continued
New South Wales (Baker).

same, correction, p. 502

Olive (Pierce). 1891. p. 148

Eeport on (Trumbower). p. 452

Suppression and prevention of, some practical suggestions for

(Smith). 1894. p. 129

Swine; nature of disease, with report of three cases (Moore and

Dawson), p. 207

Tuberculin test for (Salmon). 1901. p. 581

See also Berlin, international congress on tuberculosis — Bovine
tuberculosis — Cattle orders.
Tuberculosis bacillus:
Attenuated —

further experiments with (De Schweinitz and Schroeder).

1896. p. 11

its use in producing imnmnity from tuberculosis in guinea

pigs (De Schweinitz). p. 318

Branched forms of, found in cultures (Dorset) . p. 572

Composition of (De Schweinitz and Dorset), p. 295

Cultivation of, use of eggs as medium for (Dorset), p. 574

Derived from different animals, effect of tuberculins made from

(De Schweinitz and Schroeder). p. 579

Experimental observations on presence of, in milk of cows

(Schroeder). 1894. p. 75

Fats contained in (De Schweinitz and Dorset), p. 301

Growing, for tuberculin ( Cary ) . 1898. p. 8

Growth of, upon acid media (De Schweinitz and Dorset). 1896.

P 7

Mineral constituents of (De Schweinitz and Dorset), p. 302

New stain for (Dorset), p. 326

Report on (De Schweinitz). p. 262

Some experimental observations on presence of, in milk of tuber-
culous cows when udder is not visibly diseased (Smith and

Schroeder). 1893. p. 60

Some products of, and treatment of experimental tuberculosis with

antitoxic serum (De Schweinitz). p. 305

Tubers. See Plants.

Tule River Basin, California, duty of water in (Chandler). 1902.

p. 159

Tulip tree leaf gall-fly, report on. 1890. p. 362

Tumbling mustard. See Mustard.

Tumors of cattle ( Lowe ) . p. 321

Tunnell, Ebe W. Delaware, road improvement in, extract from

governor's message, p. 3

Tupper, Mrs. Ellen S. :

Bee keeping, p. 458

Winter bee keeping, p. 209

Turkestan al falfa ( Kennedy ) . 1900

See also Alfalfa.

Turkey, sheep farming in. 1868. p. 365

See also Angora — Mersivan.
Turkey in Asia. See Harpoot.
Turkeys:

Animal parasites of, check list of (Hassall

Domestic, origin of ( Baird) . p. 288

Entero-hepatitis in, infectious, direct transmission of (Moore).

1895

Infectious disease (entero-hepatitis) among, caused by protozoa

(Smith). 1895. p. 7

Unknown diseases in, preliminary investigations of (Smith).

p. 82

Turks Island, Weather Bureau station on, note on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 293 -

Turner, E. M. College work section, Association of American Agri-
cultural Colleges and I'xperiment Stations, report of. 1893.
p. 24

Index

ria§sIflcation no.

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:899
A 28. 5:6
A4. 1:884

A4.3:7

A4. 1:895-6
Al. 10:901

A4.3:13

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:901
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:901

A4. 1:901

A4.3:7
A4. 1:898
A4.3:22

A4.3:13

A4. 1:898
A4. 1:898
A4. 1:900

1896

A4.3:3
A4. 1:898

A10.3:119
A9.7:2

A4.2:C29^
A22.4:33

A 1.1:865
Al. 1:867
A3.4:25

A27.9:6

A4.4:12
Al. 1:866

A4.4:5

A4.3:S

A4. 1:893-4

A29.6:28

A 10. 3: 16

573

Index

Turner, E. T. Thunderstorms of May 8, 1892, in New York State.
1892. p. 139

Turnip beetle.. See Red turnip beetle.

Turpentine gathering, effect of, on timber of longleaf pine (Fernow)

Turpentine timber. See Boxed or turpentine timber.

Turtle Mountains, North Dakota, investigation to determine

whether Melanoplus spretus breeds permanently in ( Hunter).

1900. p. 30 1

Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. See Atwater, \Vill)ur

Olin, and Woods, Chas. D.

Tuspan, Mexico, agriculture of (Johnson). 1874. p. 498

Tussock moth, white marked, consideration of parasites of, etc.

(Howard). 1897

Twig girdler, notes and observations on (Scheffer). 1895. p. 345 .

Twig pruners and allied species ( Chittenden ) . 1898. p. 35

Twiggs, JohnD., jr. Road building, practical problems in. 1902.

p. 53

Two-lined chestnut borer. See Chestnut borer.

Tyloderma, breeding and other habits of some species of Curcu-

lionida?, especially of, notes on (Webster). 1889. p. 109...
Tvphlocvba, parasitic castration of, by larva of Hymenopter and of

adipter (Giard). 1890. p. 271

Typhoon of Nov. 10, 1900, in Hongkong, note on (Abbe), p. 558..
Typhoons of Orient, origin, paths, and limiting zones of (Bergholz) .

1899. p. 402

Typhoons, origin of (Abbe). 1896. p. 417

See also Baguios.
Ugimyia sericarlje rond, parasite of Japanese silkworm (Mik).

1891. p. 113

Uhler, Philip R. Heteroptera of Death Valley expedition. 1893.

p. 260 -

Ulrich, J. C. Irrigation in Rocky Mountain States. 1899

Ulsch method in determining nitric nitrogen in complete fertilizers.

1892. p. 88

Umbelliferse, North American, monograph of (Coulter and Rose).

1900. p. 9

See also Hesperogenia — Leibergia — Mexican umbelliferse.

Uncinariasis. See Hookworm disease.

Underdraining, practical notes on (Todd), p. 584

See also Phreatic waters.
Underflow and sheet waters of Nebraska (Hicks). 1893. pt. 3.

p. 167 -.

Underflow investigations, artesian and, reports of special agent in

charge

Underbill, F. S. Artesian w'ell investigation, field work in North

Dakota. 1890. p. 105

Underwaters of Great Plains (Gregory). 1893. pt. 4, p. 3

Underwood, Lucien M.:

Orange in Florida, diseases of. 1891. p. 27

Pteridophyta of western Texas, description of. 1894. p. 557...

Unfermented grape juice, preparation of (Beal). 1900. p. 27

Union Countv, Georgia, cattle in, order releasing from quarantine.
1898 .^

Same, Aug. 1, 1899..

United Kingdom:

Agricultural imports of, 1896-1900 (Hitchcock). 1902

Agricultural produce statistics of. 1893. p. 210

Land under cultivation in, 1868-69. p. 87

See also England — Great Britain — Ireland.
United States Propagating Garden. See Garden.
Universities:

Meteorology in (Abbe) —

1899. pp. 155,420,549

1900. p. 165

1901. p. 264

Weather Bureau men in, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 114

Classification no.

A29.6:20
A13.4:9

A9.6:22

A27.9:12

A9.8:5
A9.7:7
A9.6:18

A22.3:23

A9.7:2

A9.7:2
A29.6:28

A29.6:27
A29.6:24

A9.7:4

A5.5:7
A10.3:73

A7.3:35

A6.5:7

Al.l:870

A15.2:Ir7 2

A15.1:

A15.2:Ar7
A15.2:Ir7'^

A28.5:7

A6.5:2

A1.9:122

A4.5:21
A4.5:41

A12.3:26
A27.9:31
A27.9:8

A29.6:27
A29.6:28 "
A29.6:29
A29.6:28

574

Index

Classification no.

I'liiversities — Continued

See also Agricultural and mechanical colleges — Agricultural col-
leges— Coilegetj and universities, State — Johns Hopkins
University — Purdue University — Washington University,
St. Louis, Mo.
University boat crews. See Harvard and Yale boat crews.
University extension:

Agriculture at Cornell University (Craig). 1901. p. 137

Attitude of agricultural colleges toward ( Voorhees). 1895. p. 49.
"Work, how may it be best conducted by colleges of agriculture?

(Roberts). 1898. p. 55

Universitv lecturers. Weather Bureau men as, noteson (Abbe). 1899.

pp." 250, 303, 420 ,

Universitv research at Washington, D. C, note on (Abbe). 1901.

p. 314

University theses, abstracts of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 114

Updyke, Stephen G. Artesian well investigation ; field work in Soutii

Dakota. 1890. p. 110

Urban population in South; countrv being deserted ; whither are we

ten-ling? 1894. p. 572 1 ,

Uredineie:

New species of (Ellis and Everhart). 1891. p. 1 IS

same (Ellis and Tracy). 1891. p. 43

Notes on certain (Anderson). 1891. p. 121

same (Dietel). 1891. p. 42

Urich, F. W. Insect pests of Trinidad, British West Indies, notes

on some. 1893. p. 190

Urinary organs, diseases of:

Cattle(Law). p. 137

Horses ( Law ) . p. 59

Urine of horse, analysis of (Caldwell), p. 247

Uromyces:

Interesting (Halsted). 1889. p. 11 ,

New species of, descriptions of (Tracy). 1891. p. 281

Uruguay :

Agricultural statistics of. 1894. p. 208

Agriculture in. 1891. p. 071

Bones and bone ash from, export of (Swalm) . p. 519

Cattle disease in (Swahn). p. 385

Wheat production and expoi'tation in, course of, 1880-1890

Wool growing in (Loggin). 1870. p. 430 ,

Ustilaginea':

New species of (Ellis and Everhart) . 1891. p. 118

Notes on certain (Anderson). 1891. p. 121

See also Fungi, comomycetes.
L^stilago zete mavs, abnormal structures in fungi induced bv, study

of (Knowles). 1889. p. 14 !

Utah:

Agricultural statistics of. 1805. p. 90

Birds observed in parts of, by Death Valley expedition of 1891,

notes on (Fisher). 1893. p. 7

Tilackleg in, vaccination against (Merrill ) . p. 409

Characteristics o*^, in relation to State weather-service work (Sal-
isbury). 1894. p. 27

A10.3:99
A10.3:24

A 10. 3:49

A29.6:27

A29.e:29
A29.0:27

A15.2:Ar7

A27.9:32

A 28. 5:0
A28.5:7
A28.5:0
A28.5:7

A9.7:0

A4.2:C292
A4.2:H78

Al. 1:872

A28.5:5
A28.5:7

A27.9:32
A27.9:29
A4. 1:900
A4. 1:898
A12.4:10
A27.9:8

A28.5:e
A28.5:e

A28.5:5
A27.9:4

A5.5:7
A4. 1:899

Electrical engineering in, development of (Jensen). 1898. p. 91.
Grasses of arid distrii-ts of, investigation of (Tracy). 1888. p. 5.

Sheep in, "big head" (disease) of (Rowe). p. 230

Southwest, almond in ( Judd ) . p. 55

Southwestern —

cactuses, yuccas, and agave in deserts an<l desert ranges of,
geographic and vertical distribution of (Merriam). 1893.

p. 345

trees and shrubs in deserts and desert ranges of, notes on dis-
tribution of ( Merriam ) . 1893. p. 285

Water administration in (Gemmell). 1902. p. 159

Water supply of, for season of 1900 as dejiending on snowfall
( Murdoch ) . p. 497

A29.3:14
A10.3:49
A0.3:0
A4. 1 :901
A 20. 1:895

A5.5:7

A5.5:7
A10.3:104

A29.0:28

575

Index

Utah — Continued

Wingless grasshopper of (Glover). 1872. p. 74

See also Bear River Valley — Big Cottonwood Creek — Cache
County — Logan and Richmond canals — Salt Lake Valley —
Sanpete County — Sevier Valley — Utah County — Weber
County.

Utah County, Utah, soil survey in (Means) . 1900. p. 115

Utica, N. Y., American Dairymen's Association at, Jan., 1871, no-
tice of. p. 479

Vaccination, Russian official experiments in, for rinderpest. 1866.

p. 235

Vaccine, distriV)ution of letters relating to. 1900

See also Blackleg.
Valdez to Eagle, Alaska, trail from, reconnoissance of (Jones), p.

283

Valliant, M. Victor. Roads of Belgium. 1901. p. 87

Van Bebber, W. J. See Bebber.

Van Deman, H. E. See, for reports as Chief, Pomology Division,

Agriculture Department, 1886-92

Van der Stok, J. P. Malay Archipelago, climate of. 1896. p. 669.
Van Diest, P. H. Geological conditions of artesian basins in eastern

Colorado and New Mexico. 1890. p. 87

Vanessa antiopa:

Egg parasite of, oviposition of ( Weed). 1900. p. 32

Stridulationin (Swinton). 1889. p. 307

Vanessa californica, mountain swarming of (Hopkins). 1890. p.

355

Vanilla culture as practiced in Seychelles Islands (Galbraith) . 1898.
Van Pelt, J. C. Good roads in Kentucky, organizations for. 1901.

p. 81 .' .

Van Slyke, Lucius Lincoln:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, at 18th annual convention. 1901. p. 8

Albumen, determination of, in cow's milk. 1894. p. 188

Cheese, fat in, determination of. 1893. p. 116

Cows, milk of, casein in, determination of. 1893. p. 109

Milk-
acidity in, determination of. 1893. p. 117

calculation of total solids in, from per cent of fat and specific
gravity, according to formulas of Babcock, Fleischmann,
and of Hehner and Richmond, compared with gravimetric

method. 1894. p. 193

See also, as joint editor, 1895, Chemical analysis, method of.
Vapor:

Aqueous, total quantity of, in atmosphere (Abbe). 1894. p. 539.
New determination of tension, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 74...
Pressure of, for water and ice, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 476..

Psychrometric tables for obtaining pressure (Marvin). 1900

Saturated aqueous, pressure of, at temperatures below freezing

(Thiesen). 1899. p. 106

See also Atmosphere.
Variegated cutworm. See Cutworm.
Variety testing. See Plants.
Vasey, George:

Agricultural grasses and forage plants of United States, and such

foreign kinds as have been introduced

Botanical collectors, instructions to

Botanical Exchange Club, rules for

Botanical notes —

1872. pp. 222, 313, 381, 446, 505

1873. pp. 34, 115, 171, 247, 354, 503, 585

1874. pp. 50, 151, 330, 379, 438, 513

1875. pp. 126, 1 78, 313

[The more important articles are indexed under their various suhjects.]

Botany Division, record of some work of, including extracts from
correspondence and other communications. 1889. p. 7

Olasslflratioii no.

A27.9:10

A1.8:64

A27.9:8

A27.9:4
A4.4:28

AlO. 1^:901
A22.3:21

A20.1:
A29.3:ll*

A15.2:Ar7

A9.6:26
A9.7:l

A9.7:2
A6.3:21

A22.3:21

A7.3:67
A7.3:43
A7.3:38
A7.3:38

A7.3:38

A7.3:43

A29.6
A29.6
A29.6
A29.2

22
29
27
P95

A29.6:29

A1.8:32

A6.2:In7

A6.2:B65

A27.9:10
A27.9:ll
A27.9:12
A27.9:13

A6.3:8

576

Vasey, George — Continued

First words of, as Botanist, Department of Agriculture. 1872.
p. 142

Forest trees, North American, distribution of. 1884. p. ::58

Forest trees of United States —

native and naturalized, catalogue of. p. 151

which usually attain height of 16 feet or more, catalogue of.

1876 .../.

Grasses needed for agriculture in United States, and necessity for

experiment stations. 1885. p. 168

Grasses of United States-
descriptive catalogue of, including especially grass collec-
tions at New Orleans Exposition. 1 885

synopsis of tribes and genera, with descriptions of genera and

list of species

Grasses of United States and British America, monograph of.

1892. p. 1

Grasses —

arid districts of Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado, investi-
gation of. 1886

new, from Mexico, descriptions of. 1893. p. 281...

new or noteworthv, from United States, description of. 1893.

p. 267

North American, illustrations of. 2 vols. 1890-3

Pacific coast, notes on some. 1893. p. 265

Pacific slope. 2 pts. 1892-3

same, reissued. 1893

South; a report on certain grasses and forage plants for culti-
vation in South and Southwest. 1887

Southwest. _ 2 pts. 1890-1 -.

same, reissued. 1891

See also, for reports as Botanist, Botany Division, Agriculture

Department, 1 872-1 892

Vasey, George, and Collier, Peter:

Grasses and forage plants, p. 157

Vasey, George, and Rose, Joseph Nelson:

California, southern, i)lants collected by Edward Palmer in 1888,

listof. 1890. p. 1 :

same. Lower California. 1889. p. 9

Plants collected by luiward Palmer in 1889 at Lagoon Head, Ce-
dros Island, San Benito Island, Guadalupe Island, and head

of Gulf of California, list of. 1890_. p. 9

Plants collected by Edward Palmer in 1890 in Lower California
and western ]Mexico, at La Paz, San Pedro Martin Island,
Raza Island, Santa Rosalia, Santa Agueda, and Guaymas, list

of. 1896. p. 63

Vedalia cardinalis in New Zealand (Wight). 1893. p. 194

Vedalia notes, some. 1891. p. 439

Veeder, M. A.:

Cipher code, international, for correspondence respecting the

aurora and related conditions. 1 894. p. 26

Storm tracks, periodic and nonj)eriodic fluctuations in latitude of.

1894. p. 185

Vegetable cellulose. See Cellulose.

Vegetable crops, some insects injurious to (Chittenden). 1902

Vegetable dietary, our, some additions to (Coville). 1895. p. 205..
Vegetable fibers. See Fibers.

Vegetable foods,. dry, insects affecting (Chittenden), j). 112

See also Chinese vegetable food materials.

Vegetable garden (Greathouse). 1899

See also Farmers' vegetable garden.
Vegetable nomenclature, work of experiment stations in reform of

(Goff). 1891. p.47

Vegetable organisms, fatty bodies in, report on methods of estima-
tion of (Maxwell). 1890. p. 94

Vegetable physiology:

Agricultural colleges (Stone). 1896. p. 99

Index

CUsslflcatlun no.

A27.9:10
A1.7:5

Al. 1:875

A1.8:ll

A1.7:9

A6.2:G76

A1.6:63

A6.5:3

A6.3.1
A6.5:l

A6.5:l

A6.2:N82

A6.5:l

A6.3:13

A6.2:N822

A6.3:3

A6.3:12

A6.2:N82i

A6.1:

Al. 1:878

A6.5:l
A6.5:l

A6.5:l

A6.5:l
A9.7:6
A9.7:3

A29.3:lli

A29.3:lli

A9.6:33
A 1.10:895

A9.6:4

A 1.9:94

A 10.5:3
A 7. 3:28
A 10.3:41

114—04-

-3;

577

Index

Classlflcatloii no.
Vegetable phypiology — Continued 1

Curious plienomena in (Vasey). 1872. p. 446 A27.9:10

Suggestions for investigations in, with special relations to a>rricul-

ture (Uoodale). lSi)7. p. 43S '. A10.6:7

Vegetable Physiology and I'athology Division, Agriculture Depart-
ment (formerly J >i vision of Vegetable Pathology): A28.
Herbarium of, some Peronosjioracea^ in (Swingle). 1891. p. 109.. A28.5:7
Record of some work of, including extracts from correspondence

and other communications (Gallowav). 1889. p. 41 A6.3:8

Work in (Woods). 1898. p. 261 ." Al. 10:898

Work of, for farmer (Galloway). 1897. p. 99 Al. 10:897

See also Botany Division.
Vegetable jjroducts:

Minor, and their sources, p. 170 Al. 1:870

Stored, some little-known insects affecting (Chittenden). 1897..! A9.6:8
Vegetable substances, nitrogenous compounds of, suggestions regard-
ing nomenclature of ( Atwater). 1899. p. 118 T A10.3:65

Vegetables: I

Commercial varieties, testing of (Tracv). 1900. p. 543 ' AL10:900

Cooking, losses in. 1898. p. 22 .' A1.9:73

Desiccation of (Watts). 1875. p. 507 - A27.9:13

Experiments with ft-rtilizers on, to study feeding capacities of |

plants and variations due to action of fertilizers. ■ 1891 A10.4:19

Losses in boiling, and composition and digestibility of i:)Otatoes I

and eggs. 1897 .' A10.3 :43

Originators of, list of, with addresses and names of specialties I A10.4:18

Protection of, from injury bv heat or cold during transportation I

■ (Harrington). 1894 ."...' ' A29.2:F94

Rules for naming. 1889 i A10.4:ll

See also Asparagus ^=- Beans — Beet — Bur or globe artichokes —
Cabbage — Canadian field peas — Carrots — Celery — Cha-
yote — Cucumbers — Cucurbits — Egg plant — Fruits and veg-
etables — Garden vegetables — Horse-radish — Jerusalem arti-
ctiokes — Lettuce — Melons — Onions — Peas — Potatoes —
Sugar beets — Sweet potatoes — Tomatoes — Znaim cucumbers.
Vegetables, canned:

Adulteration of (McElroy). 1893. p. 1015 A7.3:13»

Analysis of, provisional method for (Munson). 1902. p. 50 A7.3:65

Statistics of, 1886-87. p. 426 A27.9:26

" Swells in," cause and prevention of. 1898. p. 28 A1.9:73

Vegetation: I

Alkali soils and, some mutual relations between (Kearnev and

Cameron). 1902 .' A1.8:71

Characteristic, of desert region from western Texas to central

Arizona (Dewey), p. 351 Al. 1:891

same. p. 351 ' A6.1:891

Chemistry of (Abbe). 1899. p. 361 A29.6:27

Effect of moon on, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 215 A29.6:29

Insects destructive to, general observations on (Neal). 1883.

p. 35 A9:3:l

Meteorological observations considered with special reference to

influence on (Schreiber). 1895. p. 395 A29.3:112

Season of, 1894-1901. p. 369 A29.6:30

Winds injurious to crops and (Curtis). 1895. p. 435 A29.3:ll-'

See also Climate and vegetation.
Vegetation house arranged for pot experiments (Britton). 1901, p.

152 ; ! A10.3:9i)

Veitch, F. P. Phosphoric acid rendered solul:)le by digestion with I
ammonium citrate at 65° C, amount of washing required to I

remove. 1896. p. 73 A7.3:49

Velvet bean:

Report on (Smith). 1899 A3.4:14

Valuable forage crop and soil renovator. 1898. p. 12 A1.9:78

Venezuela, statistical view of. 1890. p. 469 A27.9:28

Venezuelan cattle, shipments of, to Cul)a (Ellsworth), p. 516 1 A4.1:899

Ventura area, California, soil survey of (Holmes and Mesmer). p.

521 1 A26.5:90]'

578

Vera Cruz, Mexico, northera of ( Abbe). 1894. pp. 226, 363

Vergnette-Lainotte, Girard Elisabeth Alfred, Vicomte de. Grape

mildew, remedy for. 1886. p. 80

Vermilion rarish, La., soils and produets of (Rapley). 1884. j). 17..
Verminous bronchitis. See Bronchitis.

Verminous diseases of cattle, sheep, and goats in Texas, further in-
vestigations on (Stiles;, p. 223

Verminous diseases of cattle, sheep, and goats in Texas (Stiles). \).

357 1

Vermont:

American merinos of. p. 484

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 6

Landslide in, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 307

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (Smith).

p. 10 :

same (Grout), p. 13

See also Rutland County.
Vermont Association of Road and Trotting Horse Breeders, exhibi-
tion of (Romaiue). p. 441

Very, Frank "\V. :

Atmospheric radiation, research conducted at Alleghany Observa-
tory and at Providence, R. I. 1900

Cloud phenomena attending hailstorms. 1894. p. 292

Potomac River, phenological oljservations on. 1900. p. 154

Solar constant, report on. 1901. p. 357

Vespertilionidic, family. See Bats.

Vessels, stranded. Captain Dansey's kite for (Abbe). 1897. p. 206.

Vetch, hairy, sand, or Russian (Scribner). 1895

Vetches, cultivated (Smith)

Veterinarians:

Experiment station, and local veterinarians in State, desirability

of cooperation between (Bitting). 1898. p. 20

same. p. 426

Experiment station, as member of State board of health

(Reynolds). 1898. p. 14

Experiment station, exhibit of, at Paris Exposition, 1900 (Peters).

1898. p. 22

Laboratory records for (Bitting). 1898. p. 18

State, list of—

1898. p. 603

p. 616

530

p. 698

653

628

Value to, of cooperative experiments (Lewis). 1898. p. 24

See aho Omaha, Nebr., Experiment Station veterinarians.
Veterinary congresses, international. See Baden-Baden — Brussels.
Veterinarv Division, Agriculture Department, report of:

1881 and 1882. p. 257

1883 (Salmon), p. 17

See also note under A1.4.
Veterinary science and practice, abstracts of reports of agricultural

experiment stations on, 1889-1902

Veterinary zoology. See Zoology.

Vettin, Ulrich Franz Friedrich. Atmosphere, upper, study of, Ity

means of cloud observations. 1896. p. 758

A'iala, Pierre. See, as joint author, Scribner, Frank Lamson-.
Mctoria, Australia:

Irrigation in, recent investigation, legislation, and administration

(Ilinton). 1891. p. 235

Wheatcropof. 1894. p. 26

See also Melbourne.
Vienna, Austria, dead animals in, disposition of (Hogue). p. 3.50...
Vienna, Austria, first international congress of agriculture and
forestry, 1873, decisions of. p. 495

same.

1899. p.
same.

1900. p.

1901. p.

Index

Classlflcatlou uo.
A29.6:21

A6.3:2
A1.8:35

A4. 1:901

A4. 1:900

A 1.1:865

A27.9:6

A29.6:25

A22.4:33
A22.4:33

A4. 1:889-90

A29.5:G
A29.6:22
A29.6:2S
A29.6:29

A29.6:25
A3.4:2
A3. 4:6

A4.3:22

A4. 1:898

A4.3:22

A4.3:22
A 4. 3:22

A4. 1:898
A 1.1 0:898
A4. 1:899
A 1.10:899
A 1.1 0:900
A 1.1 0:901
A4.3:22

Al. 1:881-2
A 1.1:883

A 10. 6
A29.3:1P

A15.2:l»94''
A27.9:33

A4. 1:899
A27.9:12

679

Index

Vienna, Austria, International Exhibition, 1894, notice relating to ..
Vieth, P. Volatile acids present in butter fat, quantity of. 18S9. p. 99.
Vine:

Culture and products, report to United States Commission of

Paris Exposition of 1867 (Wilder and others), p. 164

Culture and products of the. 1868. j). 146

Disease of, in France (Price). 1873. p. 172

Mineral nutrition of, for production of -wine (McMurtrie). 1882.
p. 180

Parasitic diseases of, congress on. See Florence, Italy.
See also Grape — Grapevine — "Wine.
Vine culture institute. See Geisenheim-on-the-Rhine, Prussia.
Vinegar:

Analysis of, provisional method for (Frear). 1902. p. 62

Insects affecting ( Howard ) . _ 1896. ]). 100

Vinegar eel (Anguillula aceti), infection in human bladder, case of

(Stiles and Frankland). 1902. p. 35

Vineland, N. J.:

Grapevine, downy mildew and black rot of, treatment with salts

of coppei» at 1887. p. 17

same. 1888. p. 13

Lesson in colonization, p. 410

Vinevard, home, with special reference to northern conditions

' (Kagan). 1902

Vinke, Albertus. Animals, dead, disposition of, in Amsterdam, p.

361

Vintage, Rhine, note on. 1888. p. 578

Violet:

Insects injurious to, some (Chittenden). 1901

Spot disease of (Dorset). 1900

Violet pest, new, report on (Coquillett) . 1900. p. 48 i . .

Virchow, Rudolf. American trichinae. 1884. p. 181

Virginia:

Agriculture of, status in 1870. p. 267

Cattle quarantine of counties in —

Dec. 16, 1897. p. 8

P 4

P. 8

Dec. 20, 1898.
Dec. 19, 1899.
Dec. 14, 1900.
Dec. 27, 1902.

Eastern, negroes in, dietarv studies among, in 1897 (Frissell).

1899. p. 7 1

same, in 1898 (Bevier). 1899. p. 27

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 67

Her past, present, and future (Janney).* p. 17

Horsesin, disease known as " staggers " among ( Harbaugh ) . p. 209

Insect injury to chestnut and pine trees in neighboring States
and (Chittenden). 1897. p. 67

Marl, region of. p. 389 .'

Orchards in, injuries to, by red-legged flea-beetle (Schwarz).
1893. p. 334

Peanut crop in. 1875. p. 512

Pleuro-pneumonia among cattle in, investigation of (Rose), p. 51.

Potomac lands of, for agricultural purposes. 1872. p. 16

Han Jose scale in (Coquillett) . 1894. pp. 253, 324

Southern cattle fever in (Rose), p. 461

Swine plague in (Payne). 1879. p. 165

same (Rose), p. 446

Tide-water region of. 1866. p. 413

Wheat culture in (Pleasants). 1869. p. 231

See (tho Bedford — Charlottesville — Dismal swamp — James
River — Morrisville — Norfolk — Prince Edward — Rich-
mond — Skyland.
Virginia good roads convention, Richmond, Va., Oct. 10, 11, 1895:

Proceedings of. 1 895

Report of connnittee on legislation adopted by. 1895

Classification no,
A1.2:V67
A7.3:24

A 1.1:867

A27.9:6

A27.9:ll

A1.8:22

A7.3:65
A9.6:4

A4.3:35

A6.3:5

A6.3:10

Al.l:869

A1.9:156

A4. 1:899
A27.9:26

A9.6:27
A28.3:23
A9.6:22
A4.3:30

Al. 1:870

A4. 5:8-14
A4. 5:25-29
A4. 5:49-55

A4. 5:80-87
A4.5:101

A10.3:71 •
A10.3:72
A27.9:6
Al. 1:864
A4. 1:886

A9.6:7

Al. 1:868

A97:5

A27.9:13

Al. 1:881-2

A27.9:10

A9.7:6

A4. 1:884

A1.6:12

A4. 1:884

A27.9:4

A27.9:7

A22.3:ll
A22.4:18

580

Index

nasslflcatlon no.

p. 1H(>.

1891. p. 443.

112...
1890.

Viticuitnre:

California. 1 882. p. 99

same (Sargent), p. 157

Hungary, statistics of. 1876. p. 427 .
Quarantine rules of California. 1882.
See also Evans, Walter II.
Viviparous cockroach, report on (Riley).
Vivisection in District of Columbia. 1896
Volatile acids:

Determination of total, in butter (Goldmann) . 1890. p
Fattv, of butter, contribution to study of (Spallanzani)

p'. 104

Quantity of, present in butter fat ( Vieth ) . 1890. p. 99

Variations of, in butter fat (Menozzi). 1890. p. Ill

Volcanic dust, note on. 1902. p. 369

Volcanic eruptions, Hawaiian, report on (Lyons):

1897. p. 144

1899. p. 298

Volcanic phenomena (Hobbs). 1902. p. 487

Voles:

American, of the genus Microtus, revision of (Bailey). 1900

Genera and subgenera of (Miller). 1896

Volker, Hermann. Snow and ice measurements. 1889. p. 142

Volta, memorial to (Abbe). 1898. p. 366

Volumetric apparatus, committee on standards for, of Association of

Ofhcial Agricultural Chemists, report on. 1897. p. 137

Same. 1900. p. 146

Volumetric method of estimating phosphoric acid, Kilgore's modifi-
cation of (Williams). 1901. p. 55

Voluntary observers. See Weather observers, voluntary.

Von Herrmann, C. F. North Carolina, climate and crops in. 1889-98.

p. 544

A"on Lookren, C. J. Food, influence of, on composition of butter.

1890. p. 141

Von Schrenk, Herman. See Schrenk, Herman von.
Von Schweinitz. See De Schweinitz.

Von Tavel, Franz. Pvrenomycetes, history of development of, con-
tributions to. 1889. pp. 53, 113, 181

Voorhees, Edward Burnett:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists, at 11th annual meeting. 1894. p. 7

Agricultural Colleges, attitude of, toward university extension.

1894. p. 49

Commercial fertilizers, composition and use. 1896

Farmers' institute as promoter of closer intimacy between farmers

and exjieriment stations. 1902. p. 78

Field experiments, cooperative, report on. 1901. p. 116

Food and nutrition investigations in New Jersey in 1895 and 1896.
Gunning-Kjeldahl method and a modification applicable in pres-
ence of nitrates. 1 892. p. 85

Irrigation in New Jersey, report on—

1 900

1902. p. 353

Milk, quality of, should selling be regulated by? 1896. p. 91...
New Jersey, farmers' institute work accomplished in. 1902. p. 37.
Schools, public, liow mav farmers' organizations hasten teaching

of agriculture in? 1902. p. 89

Tomato growing. 1898

See aluo, as joint author, Phelps, C. S.
Voorhoes, Louis A. :

Bread, process of making, losses in. 1899. p. 37

Fungicides and insecticides, report on, before Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists —
1S99. p. 101

1900. p. 139

1901. p. 87

A1.8:20
A1.8:22
A27.9:14
A1.8:20

A9.7:3
A1.4:2

A7.3:24

A7.3:24
A 7. 3:24
A7.3:24
A29.6:30

A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:30

A5.5:17
A5.5:12
A29.3:24
A29.6:26

A7.3:51
A7.3:62

A7.3:62

A29.6:26
A7.3:24

A28.5:5

A7.3:43

A10.3:24
A1.9:44.

AlO. 3:120
A 10. 3:99
A10.3:35

A 7. 3:35

A10.3:87
A10.3:119
AlO. 3:41
AlO. 3: 120

AlO. 3:120
A1.9:76

A10.3:67

A 7. 3:57
A 7.3:62
A7.3:67

581

Index

Vose, Elisha C. Storage battery, vase of, for eleetrical recording

instruments. 1899. p. 300

Voyle, Josej)!!:

Scale insects affecting orange, experiments upon. 1883. ji. 19..
Scale insects of orange in Florida, report on effects of cold upon.

1884. p. 70

Voyles, D. AV. :

Swine plague in Indiana —

1878. p. 421

1879. p. 112

Yuyst, Paul de:

^Agricultural associations in Belgium. 1898. p. 3

Agricultural education in Belgium. 1893. p. 703

Wages:

Agricultural, in France, 1876. p. 421

Farm labor in United States —

1890. p. 200

1840-1892

1866-1899, results of eleven statistical investigations

Farm laborers in United States —

1867. p. 4

1870. p. 3

1875. p. 261

Wagner, BaltLasar. Rye gall-gnat, new crop, 1861, observations on,

translated by C. F. Gissler. 1883. App. , p. 8

Wagner method of pot culture ( Lindsey ) . 1897. p. 77

Wagon roads. See Roads.

Wahl, Robert. Indian corn ( or maize) in manufacture of beer. 1893 .

Wait, Charles Edmund:

Dietary studies at University of Tennessee in 1895

Muscular work, experiments on effect of, upon digestibility of
food and metabolism of nitrogen, conducted at University

of Tennessee, 1897-1899 '..

same, 1899-1900

Nutrition investigations at University of Tennessee in 1896 and

1897

Wait, Robert E. Agriculture Department, work of, as illustrated at

Atlanta Exposition, p. 503

Waite, Merton Benway:

Fungicides, experiments with, in removal of lichens from pear

trees, 1891. p. 264

Pear blight, cause and prevention of. 1895. p. 295

Pear culture, commercial. 1900. p. 369

Pear leaf -blight in orchard, treatment of. 1891. p. 333

Peronospora, two new species of, description of. 1891. p. 105. ..

Pollination of pear flowers

Pollination of pomaceous fruits. 1898. p. 167

Wakker's hyacinth germ (Pseudomonas hyacinthi) (Smith). 1901..
W^aldo, Frank. Meteorology, theoretical, in United States, 1855 to

1890, some remarks on. 1895. p. 317

Waldron, C. B. Grasshoppers in North Dakota, with introduction

by n. E. Stockbridge. 1892. p. 13

Walfinger, John F. Green manuring and manures, p. 299

Walker, J. B. , farm of, Concord, N. H. 1870. p. 76

Walker, Philip:

Serimeter, report of. 1889. p. 333

Serrell automatic silk reel, report of. 1887. p. 52

Silk culture, report of year's operations, p. Ill

same. p. Ill

, Silk culture by Department of Agriculture in 1887. p. 115 . .

Silk, raw, tenacity, elasticity, and ductility of. 1889. p. 309 ...

Silkworm, grasserie of. 1891. p. 445

Silkworms, how to raise. 1890

Theophilamandarina, history of, contribution to. 1889. p. 270..
See aha, for reports as Chief, Silk Section, Agriculture Deoart-

ment, 1889 and 1890

Wallace, Henry. Flax culture in Ireland and Belgium. 1892. p. 47.

Classlfloatlon no.
A29.6:27
A9.3:l
A9.3:4

Al. 1:878
A1.6:12

A10.6:9
A10.6:4

A27.9:14

A27.9
A27.8
A27.8

A27.9:5
A27.9:8
A27.9:13

A8.1:3
A10.6:7

A1.8:52

A10.3:29

A10.3:89
A10.3:117

A10.3:53

A1.10:895

A28.5:7
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:900
A28.5:7
A28.5:7
A28.3:5
Al. 10:898
A28.3:26

A29.3:ll'*

A9.3:27
Al. 1:864
A27.9:8

A9.7:l
A9.3:14
Al. 1:888
A9. 1:888
Al. 1:887
A9.7:l
A9.7:3
A25.3:l
A9.7:l

A25.1:
All. 5:+

582

Wallace, Paul. Silk culture, abstract of note on. 1891 . p. 64

"Wallace, Shijjpen. See, a,« collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
AValler, Of<mar L. :

Engineering-degree courses, four-year, what shall be the character

of preparatory work required to enter? 1899. p. 75

Irrigation in —

Wa.shington State, use of water in 1901. 1902. p. 191

Yakima Valley, Wash., use of water in. 1902. p. 241

Wallis, II. Sowerby.' Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 228.

Walnut .spanworm, report on (Coquillett). 1897. p. 64

Walnuts. See English walnuts.

Walsh, Benjamin Dann, more important entomological writings of,

bibliography of ( Henshaw )

Walsh, Benjamin Dann, and Kiley, Charles Valentine, more im-
portant joint entomological writings of, bibliograi^hy of (Hen-
shaw). 1889. p. 51.;

Walsh, :M. C. St. Louis tornado, origin of. 1897. p. 308

Walsingham, Lord:

Argvresthia, notes on, with descriptions of new species. 1890.

p. 117

Chambers's index of Tineina of U. S. and Canada, step.s toward
a revision of, with notes and descriptions of new species —

1888. V. 1. pp. 81, 113, 145, 254, 287

1889-90. V. 2. pp. 23, 51, 77, 116, 150, 284, 322

1891. V. 3. pp. 325, 386

1892. V. 4. p. 384

Tortricid, new, from California, description of. 1891. p. 465

Waltemath's (George), moon, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 19

Walz, Ferdinand J. :

Chicago weather forecast district, monthlv report of, Apr., Julv,

Oct. , 1901 '. I . .

same, Apr. , 1902

Climate, studies of. 1899. p. 136

Meteorological and crop reporting stations, voluntary. 1898.

p. 208

Temperatures, study of, at Baltimore, Md. 1899. p. 293

Weather Bureau and the public, relations between. 1899. p. 12.
AVeather forecasts, general and local, relation between. 1902.

p. 117

Wamer, William D. American dried apples in Cologne. 1895. p. 14.
Wappenhans, C. F. R., short biography of (Williams). 1902. p. 87.

Wardebts, State. 1866. p. 93

Warbles in cattle. See Cattle.

Ward, Edward G., jr. Railroad freight classifications, changes in,

1900

Ward, Edward G., jr., and Holmes, Edwin S., jr. Garden truck,
rates of charge for transporting, with notes on growth of the

industry. 1901

Ward, H. Marshal. Smut fungi, report on. 1889. p. 87

Ward, Robert De Courcy:

Barograph curve, winter, from South Pacific ocean. 1897. p. 484.

Clouds, cumulus, over a fire, observation of. 1898. p. 104

^Meteorological station, highest, in world, visit to. 1898. p. 150.
Thunderstorms in New England, investigation of. 1893. p. 30..

Warder, J. T. Mule raising, p. 180

Warder, Jno. A. See, as joint author, Moorhead, J. K.

Warder, Robert B. Phosphoric acid, reverted, remarks on. 1889.

p. 184

Warder, William. Flour, manufacture of. p. 423

Warington, I^obert:

Nitric acid in soils, determination of, by Schloesing's method, at

Rothamsted Laboratory. 1 886. p. 47

Rothamsted Experimental Station, England, investigations at,
six lectures on, delivered under provisions of Lawes Agricul-
tural Trust. 1892

Warm wave:

July and August, l«!t2 ((iarriott). 1892. \k 223

Index

riasslfloatlon no.
A9.7:4

A10.3:65

A10.3:119
A10.3:104
A29.6:30
A9.6:7

A9.2:B47i '

A9.2:B47 '-^
A29.6:25

A9.7:3

A9.7:l
A9.7:2
A9.7:3
A9.7:4
A9.7:3
A29.6:26

A29.6:29
A29.6:30
A29.3:24

A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A29.3:24

A29.3:31
A7.3:48
A29.6:30
A27.9:4

A27.4:12

A27.8:21
A28.5:5

A29.6:25
A29.6:26
A29.6:26
A29.3:9
Al. 1:863

A7.3:24
Al. 1:862

A7.3:ll

A 1 0.3:8
A29.(i:20

588

1894.

Index

Warm wave — Continued

March 27-29, 1895 (Abbe), p. 94

Washed soils; how to prevent and reclaim them.
Washes. See San Jose scale. ,

Washington, D. C. :

Elm leaf-beetle in (Marlatt). 1895. p. 47

Graduate studv at —

note on (Abbe). 1902. p. 134

report of committee of Association of Agricultural Colleges

and Experiment Stations on. 1898. p. 58

same. 1900. p. 55

Grape culture near. 1873. p. 282

Grass insects in, notes on (Osborn). 1891. p. 197

Hot summers and cold winters at, 1872-98 (Gillam). \). 456

Optical phenomena at, Feb. 13, 1895 (Abbe), p. 56

Precipitation at, 1874-91. p. 79

Sewage deposit of, value of ( Antisell) . 1869. p. 228

Thunderstorms near, report on (Cragin and Cragin). 1900. p.

287

Treesof. 1891

University research at, note on (Abbe). 1901. p. 314

Wind-rush at, Sept. 29, 1896 (Hazen). p. 322

See also District of Columbia.
Washington, Mount, fluctuations of temperature and pressure at base

and summit of (Hazen). 1891. pp. 171, 199, 224, 250

Washington State:

Agricultural notes on. 1866. p. 379

Agricultural resources of (Ritz). 1869. p. 384*

Agriculture in, statistics of (Simmons). 1869. p. 370

Dark day in (Eells). 1902. p. 440

Farm i-esources and products of. 1868. p. 277

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Spillman). 1902. p. 43.

Forests of (Brown). 1884. ji. 388

Grasses of, plates and descriptions of ( Vasey). 1892

same

Hop louse in, experiments with (Koebele). 1893. p. 12

Irrigation in, use of water in, 1901 (Waller). 1902. p. 191

Irrigation in eastern part, in 1890 (Nimmo). p. 149

Tide lands of (Morse). 1885. p. 62

Weather forecasts for, notes on, 1895-99 ( Abbe) . p. 313

See also Pacific Northwest — Rainier, Mount — Spokane — Yakima
Valley.
Washington University testing laboratory, St. Louis, ^lo., mechani-
cal tests of woods made at (Johnson) . 1 893. p. 3

Washita County, Okla., quarantine order for, Aug. 4, 1S99

Washouts, warnings of, for benefit of transportation companies

(Smith). 1899. p. 37

Same (Outram). 1899. p. 38

Wasp. See Digger-wasp — Paper-making wasp.

Wastes of London, method of disposing of (Manning). 1872. p. 379.

See also Sewage.
Water:

Administration in Utah (Gemmell). 1902. p. 159

Alkali, salt content of, instructions for determining in field

(Whitney)

Amity Canal, Colorado, duty under (Berry). 1900. p. 159

Atmospheric refractions at surface of (Abbe) . 1896. p. 371

Big Cottonwood Creek, Utah, duty of, 1899 (Gemmell). p. 197 . .

same, 1900 (Gemmell). p. 165

Boise Valley, Idaho, duty of, as related to irrigation problems of

(Ross). 1900. p. 219

Butter, water in. 1901. p. 30 . . .

California, central, methods of applying, to land, as practiced in

(Grunsky). 1891. Pt. 1. p. 30Y

Capillary movement of, in drv and moist soils (Briggs and Lap-
ham). 1902. p.l9 :

Classlfloatlon no.

A 29. 6:23
; A1.9:20

A9.6:2

A29.6:30

A10.3:65

A10.3:99

A27.9:ll

A9.7:4

A29.6:26

A 29. 6:23

A29.6:20

A27.9:7

A29.6:28
A13.2:T71
A29.6:29
A29.6:24

A29.6:19

A27.9:4

A27.9:7

A27.9:7

A29.6:30

A27.9:6

A10.3:120

A13.5:4

A6.2:N82''

A6.3:13

A9.7:6

A10.3:119

A15.2:P94i

A1.7:7

A29.6:27

A 13. 3:8
A4.5:42

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A27.9:10

A10.3:104

A26.4:6

A10.3:86

A29.6:24

A10.3:86

A10.3:104

A10.3:86
A1.9:133

A15.2:Ir72

A26.3:19

* By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

584

Water — Continued

Destitute region (Curtiss). p. 230

Distilled, for drinking purposes (Beal). 1901. p. o

Drinking, protection of, on farm (Smith ) . 1 .S9()

Duty of, general instructions to observers (Mead). 1899

Evaporation of, from soils, salts as influencing rate of (Briggs).

1900. p.l84

Factor in the growth of plants (Galloway and Woods). 1894.

p. 165

Gage Canal, Riverside, Cal., duty of, 1900 (Irving). 1902. p. 137.

same, 1901 (Irving), p. 14(>

Gallatin Valley, Montana, duty of (Fortier). 1900. p. 175

High-
effect of gales in causing (Abbe). 1894. p. 297

studies on (Abbe). 1894. p. 372

Hot, fro.st i^rotection by, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 110

Idaho, duty of (Ross). 1902. p. 221

Irrigation, use of, report of investigations made in 1899, includ-
ing reports of special agents and observers. 1900

Kings River, Cal., appropriation (Grunsky). 1901. p. 259

Lake, temperature of (Abbe) . 1898. p. 167

Laramie Plains, Wyo., duty of, 1899 (Fairfield). 1902. p. 215..
Level of —

fluctuation of —

Great Lakes (Guthrie) . 1896. p. 420

Lake Erie (Henry). 1902

in Great Salt Lake (Gilbert). 1901. p. 23

same (Murdock). 1901. p. 22

Movement and retention of, in soils. 1898. -p. 399

Nebraska, duty of (Stout). 1900. p. 149

Physiological role of, in plants ( Gain ) . 1897. p. 3

Pure, on the farm, importance of. 1898. p. 3

Search for, use of divining rod in, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 109.
Supply of —

and irrigation in Mexico. 1885. p. 223

notes on experience of other countries in administration of

(McKinney). 1891. p. 261

Temperature of, in wells, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 510

Temperatures of Great Lakes (Conger). 1899. p. 352

Tule River Basin, Cal., duty of (Chandler). 1902. p. 159

Use of, for irrigation at Wheatland, Wvo. (Johnston). 1902.

p. 207 .'

Vapor pressure for, notes on ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 476

Wyoming, duty of (Johnston). 1900. p. 171

Yakima Vallev, Wash., use of, in irrigation (Waller). 1902.

p. 241 '.

Yuba River, use of (Connick). _ 1901 . p. 130

See also Drainage water — Irrigation — Phreatic waters — and

headings beginning Water.
Water-bearing gravels and formations tributary to underground

water supply of Salinas Valley, Monterey Countv, Cal.

(Nutter). 1901. p. 208 ".

Water bug:

Found by J. D. Zabriskie, note on (Bergroth). 1892. p. 321 ...

Interesting, rei)Ort of. 1893. p. 1S8

Water glass, ])reHerving eggs in (Beal). 1899. p. 17

"Water hyacinth and its relation to navigation in Florida (Webber).

1897

Water laws:

Colorado (Field). 1899. p. 39

Nebraska (Wilson). 1899. p. 58

Water rights:

( "anadian northwest irrigation act (Dennis). 1901. p. 11

Interstate, in Bear River (Breckons). 1899. p. 26

Irrigation and, al)straet of laws of States and Territories on

(Critchett ) . 1893

Los Angeles River, Cal., study of (Boggs). 1901 . p. 327

Index

I'lasslflciitloii no.

Al.l:867
Al. 9:124
A 1.9:43
A10.8:2

A1.8:64

Al. 10:894
A 10. 3:104
A10.3:119
A10.3:86

A29.6:21
A29.6:22
A 29. 6:28
A10.3:104

A10.3:86
A 10.3:100
A29.6:26
AlO. 3:104

A29.6:23

A29.5:J

A29.6:29

A29.6:29

Al. 10:898

AlO. 3:86

A10.6:8

A1.9:73

A29.6:28

A15.2:Ir7i

A15.2:P94i
A29.6:29
A29.6:27
A10.3:119

A10.3:104

A29.6:27

A10.3:86

AlO. 3:104
A10.3:100

A10.3:100

A9.7:4
A9.7:5
A1.9:103

A6.3:18

AlO. 3:58
A 10. 3:58

A 10. 3:96
A10.3:70

A15.3:l
A10.3:100

585

Index

Water rights — Continued

Missouri River and tributaries (Mead). 1899

Problems of Bear River. 1899

Yuba River, Cal., features and (Mangon). 1901. p. 115

See also Mead, Elwood.
"Water-rotting hemp. See Hemp.

"Water storage, problems of, on torrential streams of Southern Cali-
fornia as typified by Sweetwater and San Jacinto rivers

(Schuyler). 1901. p. 353

"Water supply:

Bear River and its diversion (Johnston). 1899. p. 9

Conservative lumVjering, and discussion of (Newell). 1901. p. 3.

Depending on snowfallfor, 1900 (Abbe), p. 493

Effect of forest clearing and cultivation on (Fulton) . 1899. p. 89.

same (Salisbury). 1899. p. 91

Influence of forests on (Fernow). p. 297

Relation of, to animal diseases (Bitting), p. 471

Relation of forests to ( Fernow ) . 1893. p. 1 23

Relation to aiiimal diseases. 1899. p. 17

Subterranean, of San Bernardino Vallev and its utilization, studies

of (Hilgard). 1902. p. 103 *

See also "Water.
"W^aterhouse, Sylvester:

Abutilon avicennre in New Jersev, cultivation of, letter relative

to. p. 606 ". ,

Jute culture —

importance of the industry. 1883 ,

national importance, etc. p. 289 ,

"W'atering troughs for teams. 1870. p. 89 ,

"W'atermelon, wilt disease of (Smith). 1899 ,

"Waters, H. J.:

Agricultural colleges, what should be taught at? 1896. p. 73 . . .
Irrigation experiments at Missouri Experiment Station, 1901.

1902. p. 305

"Waterspouts:

CapeMay, N. J. 1902. p. 487 ,

Close range (Fassig). 1902. p. 302 ,

Cloudburst, or tornado, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 207

Great Lakes, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 364 ,

Key West, Fla. ( Bovnton) . 1899. p. 351 ,

Long Island (Abbe)'. 1897. p. 207 ,

Norfolk, Va. , on Aug. 6, 1901 ( Grav) . p. 372

Notes on (Abbe). 1898. pp. 67, 261 ,

same (Abbe). 1900. p. 115 ,

San Diego, report on (Carpenter). 1898. p. 545

September 29, 1898, note on ( Abbe) . p. 567

Waterworks east of arid regions having supply from artesian and

underflow sources. 1891. pt. 1., p. 433

Watkins, James L. :
Cotton —

American, future demand for. 1901. p. 193

production and price of, for 100 years. 1895

same, abstract

Cotton crop of —

1895

1896-97

1897-98

1898-99

1899-1900

Cotton production, cost of. 1899

Watson, George Catchpole. Fowls, care and feeding. 1896

Wattle bark or mimosa bark, report on. p. 507

Wattle tree, introduction into Southern States (Keffer). 1895. p. 19.
Watts, Frederick:
Address at —

IMinnesota State Fair, St. Paul, 1872. p. 347

Philadelphia, Pa., July 4, 1875, at breaking ground for erec-
tion of Agricultural Hall for the Centennial, p. 440

Classification uo.

A10.3:58
A10.3:70
A]0.3:100

A 10. 3:100

A10.3:70
AT 3.3:30
A29.6:28
A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A13. 1:889
A4. 1:899
A13.3:7
A1.9:97

AlO. 3:119

Al. 1:878

A1.8:30
Al. 1:876
A27.9:8
A28.3:17

x\.10.3:41

A10.3:119

A29.6:30
A29.6:30
A29.6:25
A29.6:26
A29.6:27
A29.6:25
A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:28
A29.6:26
A29.6:26

A15.2:Ir7^

Al. 10:901

A27.8:9

A27.8^:C82

A27.4:4

A27.9:35

A27.4:9

A27.8:17

A27.8:19

A27.8:16

A1.9:41

Al. 1:878

A13.3:ll

A27.9:10
.427.9:13

5.S6

Index

Classlflcatloii no.

1871.

p. L'oo.

p. 211,

. 1891>.
p. 341.

189(3...

305.

Watts, Frederick — Continued

Agricultural implements. 1872. p. 352

« Appointment of, as Commissioner of Agriculture

Blackleg among cattle, letter on. 1874. p. 157

Cotton —

American, deterioration ot. 1873. p. 253

new process of utilizing. 187(). p. 400

Cotton and sugar cane, deterioration of. 18

Desiccation of fruits and vegetal)le. 1875. p. 507

Epizootics among swine. 1872. p. 214

Grain, cross-breeding of. 187(5. p. 191

Lime and its use. 1874. p. 449

Osier willow. 1873. p. 419

Pennsylvania barn, <lescrii)tion of. p. 289

Southern planting and Northern farming. 1872. p. 207

AVheat, cultivation and hybridizing of. 1872. p. 432

See also, for reports as Commissioner of Agriculture, 1871-187()..
Watts, Harvey ]Maitland:

Gulf Stream myth, report on. 1900. p. 393

Public and weather forecaster; read before convention of Weather
Bureau officials. 1901. p. 142

Remarks of, at second convention of Weather Bureau officials,
Milwaukee, Wis. 1901. p. 236

Tornado, hurricane, and cyclone, report on. 1899. p. 307

Weather forecaster and newspaper; read before convention of

Weather Bureau officials. 1901

same. p. 43

Watts, J. Wash. Sheep husbandrv in South Carolina, Georgia, and

Texas. 1877. p. 118 ' :

Watts, Ralph Levi. (3nion culture. 1896.^

Wave, storm, at Sausalito, California (Abbe). 1895. p. 424

Waves:

Lake level pressure, sudden oscillations in (Henry

Storm, on Great Lakes and ocean (Abbe). 1895.

See aim Cold waves.
Wax. See Bees.

Weasels of North America, synopsis of (Merriam).
AVeather:

August, on Pacific coast, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 421

Bulletins of daily, publication of (Scott). 1894. p. 6

Cablegrams from Azores relative to, note on (Abbe). 1900. p.
253

Changes of, report on ( Richards ) . 1898. p. 106

Characteristics of the, monthly notes on, Julv, 1891-May, 1895...

Climate vs., note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 62 .".

Cold-
blessing of (Abbe). 1899. p. 63

in Marcli in ^Maryland, records of, 1823-94 (Acworth). p. 126.

Conduct and, report on ( Dexter) . 1899. p. 353

Correlation of , in distant localities, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 554.

Dairy and, note on (Abbe). 1899. p. 475

Dairy cow and the. 1902. p. 28

Determining instruments, corrections, methods of reduction,
resulting accuracy (Abbe ) . p. 37

Distant regions, notes on (Abbe). 1895. pp. 337, 381

same (Abbe). 1901. p. 74

Effect of, on birds (Smith). 1895. p. 212

European and American correspondences in, 1895 (Abbe), p. 56.

Hot, of August, 1900 (Henry), p. 333

Insects and, during season of 1899 (Chittenden), p. 51

same, 190O (Chittenden). )). 63

Live stock industry and, report on (lirandenburg) . 1900. p. 588 .

Malta during Octoljer, 1 898 ( ( irout). p. 546

Mauritius sugar croji and, 1880-96 (Abbe), p. 412

Monthly notes on, June, 1863, to Jan., 1872

Month! v statement of average conditions of —

August, 1898 (Abbe), p. 342

A27.9:10

A27.9:9

A27.9:12

A27.9:ll
A27.9:14
A27.9:10
A27.9:13
A27.9:10
A27.9:14
A27.9:12
A27.9:ll
Al. 1:864
A27.9:10
A27.9:10
Al.l:

A29.6:28

A29.3:31

A29.3:31
A29.6:27

A29.2:F76
A29.3:31

A1.2:Sh3

A1.9:39

A29.6:23

A29.6:27
A29.6:23

A5.5:ll

A 29. 6:27
A29.3:lli

A29.6:28
A29.6:26
A29.6:
A29.6:27

A 29. 6:27
A29.6:22
A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A 29. 6:27
Al. 9:149

A29. 1:891*

A29.6:23

A29.6:29

A29.6:23

A29.6:23

A29.6.28

A9.6:22

A9.6:30

A 29. 6:27

A29.6:26

A29.6:26

A27.9:

A 29. 6:28

oSl

Index

Weather — Continued

Monthly {statement of average conditions of — Continued

September, 1898 (Garriott). p. 395

October, 1898 (Garriott). p. 430

November, 1898 (Garriott). p. 483

December, 1898 ( Garriott ) . p. 538

January, 1899 ( Garriott ) . p. 21 ,

Februarv, 1899 (Garriott). p. 57

March, 1899 (Garriott). p. 117

April, 1899 (Garriott). p. 162.
Mav, 1899 (Garriott). p. 208.
June, 1899 (Garriott) . p. 258
July, 1899 (Garriott). p. 307.
See also Weather of the month.
Moon and, note on, relation of —
1891 (Meech). p. 372

tlasslflcatluu no.

A.29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A 29. 6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

p. 569..
pp. 121,

374

369

p. 28.

1898 (Abbe),
1901 (Abbe
Notes on —

1895. p. 554

1896. p. 600

1897. p. 689 -

Operations of, simultaneous, charting. 1902. p.

Records of, old, note on ( Abbe) . 1897. p. 398

Report of, 1897 (Henry), p. 261

Signs and, note on (Kimball). 1901. p. 508

Study of sky polarization with reference to ( Schultz) . 1902.
Sun spots and —

connection between (Bigelow). 1895. p. 91

report on (Kimball). 1901. p. 248

Topic of conversation (Brendle). 1899. ji. 160

Train loads, fixed bv. 1902. p. 444

Transatlantic, note on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 554

Unseasonable in United States (Garriott). 1902. p. 301

See also Barometer — Meteorology — Summer — Warm wave —

Winter.
Weather and crop conditions :

1891. (Dunwoody). p. 586

same, p. 586

1892. p. 578

same, p. 578 ^

1893. p. 113

same, p. 113

1894. (Dunwoody). p. 529

p. 627

p. 720

p. 696

p. 641

Weather and its effect on the farm, Jan;, 1864. No. 1. p. 39

Weather Bureau:

Almanacs and, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 21

Apparatus for carrying on original scientific investigation under
certain conditions, advisability of supplving emplovees with

(Fulton). 1902. p. 22 1 ".

Benefits of, to western Nebraska (Piercy). 1899. p. 144

Civil-service examinations for (Abbe) . 1898. p. 63

Climate and crop and storm warning services of, value of, to in-
dustries of Cuba and other islands of West Indies (Hayes).

1902. p. 58

same, to Porto Rico (Noyes). 1902. p. 60

Climate and crop service of, how many climate and crop corrcT
spondents are rec^uired to meet fullv the needs of? (Allen).

1902. p. 195 ■.

Commerce on Great Lakes and, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 17

Cooperation of, with agricultural experiment stations, report of

committee on (Harris). 1893. ]). 106

Expenditures of Signal Service and, statements of

1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.

A29. 6:9.9
A29.6:26
A29.6:29

A1.10:895
Al. 10:896
Al. 10:897
A29.6:30
A29.6:25
A29. 1:898
A29..6:29
A29.3:31

A29.6:23
A29.6:29
A29.3:24
A29.6:30
A29.6:28
A29.6:30

A 1.1:891
A29. 1:891''
Al. 1:892
A29. 1:892
A 1.1:893
A29. 1:8931
A1.10:894
A1.10:898
Al. 10:899
A1.10:900
Al. 10:901
A27.9:2

A29.6:26

A29.3:31
A29.3:24
A29.6:26

A29.3:31
A29.3:31

A29.3:31
A29.6:28

A10.3:16
A29.2:Si2

588

Index

Classlfli-atluii uo.

Ifl02. p. 19.

1896. p.

Weather Bureau — Continued

Higher meteorology in (Bigelow),

History of its work, etc. 1901

How it disseminatea forecasts and warnings (Calvert^

xxii >.

Ice busine.s.s and, note on ( Al)be ) . 1 899. p. 63

International cloud work of ( Bigelow). 1899. p. 404

International courtesy of ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 160

Libraries and, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 551

Library of —

monthly additions to —

Apr.-Nov., 1897 (Smith )

Dec, 1897-March, 1898 (Phillips)

utility of (Abbe). 1899. p. 63

Night forecasts, is it advisable to distribute by rural free delivery?

(BIystone). 1902. p. 191 "...

Observers —

stations of instruction for newly appointed, should not certain
important weather bureau stations be designated? (Smith ).

1899. p. 105 1

suggestions to (Abbe) . 1897. p. 55

Officials of —

a.s instructors, notes on —

1900 (Abbe), p. 336

1901 (Abbe), pp. 72, 120, 174, 219,318,377

1901 (Kimball), pp. 424, 458, 566

1902 (Kimball), pp. 38, 130

as instructors in meteorology, note on (Abbe) —

1900. p. 446 1

1902. pp. 450, 487

as university lecturers, notes on (Abbe) —

1899. pp. 256, 363, 420

1900. p. 114

duties and qualifications (Pague). 1899. p. 170

lectures and instruction by, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 25...

Pan-American Exposition, exhibit of (Maring). ""'^Ol. p. 259...

Paris Exposition, exhibit of, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 445

Promotion for merit in (Abbe). 1898. p. 64

Public and, relations between (Walz). 1899. p. 12

same (Salisbury). 1899. p. 14

Publications of —

for school use (Abbe). 1900. p. 558

notes on, 1891-1901 (Kimball), p. 216

Records of, legal value of, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 115

Relation of, to Department of Agriculture ( Calvert). 1899. p. 54.
Relation of meteorological work of agricultural experiment sta-
tions and agricultural colleges to (Harrington). 1892. p. 42.

Report of (Moore). 1901. p. 595

Service in, career offered to young men (Nuhn). 1902. p. 78...
Signals of —

report of committee on. 1892. p. 34

report on. 1898. p. 668

suggestions for improvement of —

(Abbe). 1892. p. 35

(Barus). 1892. p. 44

(Dunwoodv). 1892. p. 85

(Carriott).* 1892. p. 48

1892. p. 39

1892. p. 41

1892. p. 47

1892. p. 42

(Whitehead). 1892. p. 46

State sections of, notes from reports (Abbe'

114

Universities and colleges and, notes on (Abbe)-

1898. p. 568

1900. ]>. 165

A29.3:31
A29.2:W37i

A29. 1:896

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:27

A29.6:26

A29.6:25

A29.6:

A29.6:27

A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.6:25

A29.6:2S
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:30

A29.6:28
A29.6:30

A29.6:27
A29.6:28
A29.3:24
A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:28
A29.6:26
A29.3:24
A29.3:24

llazen) .
(^larvin).
(Purs.«ell).
(Russell).

1898. pp. 20, 65,

A29.6:28
A 29. 6:29
A29.6:28
A29.3:24

A 10. 3:7

A29.6:29

A29.3:31

A29.3:7
Al. 10:898.

A29.3:7
A29.3:7
A29.3:7
A29.3:7
A29.3:7
A 29. 3:7
A29.3:7
A29.3:7
A29.3:7

A29.6:26

A29.6:26
A 29. 6:28

589

Index

"Weather Bureau — Continued
Voluntary observers —

examination of monthly meteorological reports of (Bauer).

1902. p . 1 7 2 ■. ;

instructions for

report on. 1895. p. 555

same. 1896. p. 600

should not thermographs be furnisheil to, records to be kept at

section centers? ( WollabiT ) . 1902. p. 219

West India service, monthlv reportsof (Stockman). 1899. p. 194.

same (Kimball). 1902." p.»30

Work of—

extension of (Garriott). 1900. p. 242

for farmer (Moore). 1897. j). 59

imiiortance of static electricity in (Beals). 1896. p. 39

in connection with rivers of U. S. 1896

new (Maore). 1898. p. 81

possible advances in ( Sage ) . 1895. p. 463

practical side of, note on (Abbe). 1898. p. 551

present condition of, propositions for its improvement (Beb-

ber). 1894. p. 34

telegraph and (Robinson ) . 1902. p. 145

-Climate and crop service — Uo-
- Japan — Klondike — New York
State weather services — "Weather

See also Alaska — Atlantic City

minica — Haiti — Jamaica •

City — Philippine Islands —

Bureau stations.
"Weather Bureau instruments:

Care and use of ( Marvin )

Description of (Marvin) —

1891. p. 19

1893. p. 17

1894. p. 14

1896. p. 8

Location and elevation of, at Mount Tamalpais, Cal. (Hammon)
1898. p. 494

Obtaining and transcribin- records from, instructions for. 1892

Shelter for—

(Hazen). 1893. p. 29

(Pague). 1893. p ""

(Smith). 1893. p. 25 .

Classification no.

A29.3:31
A29.12:Y8i
Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896

A29.3:31
A29.6:27
A29.6:30

A29.6:28

A1.10:897

A29.3:18

A29.3:17

A 1.10:898

A29.6:23

A29.6:26

A29.3:lli
A29.3:31

A29.11:F

A29. 1:891*
A29. 1:893^
A29. 1:894
A29. 1:896

A29.6:25
A29.il :A

A29.3:7
A29.3:7
A29.3:7

See also Anemometer — Barometer — Brontometer — Magnetic in-
strmnents — Marvin's weighing rain and snow gauge — Nepho-
scope — Pyrheliometer — Thermographs — Thermometers —
Wind barometer table — Wind vanes.
Weather Bureau kite:

Observations in 1898, preliminarv results of (Abbe), p. 413

Report on (Marvin). 1896. p. 418

W^eather Bureau officials:

First convention of, Omaha, Nebr., Oct. 13, 14, 1898, notes on

(Abbe). 1898. pp. 213, 412

same, proceedings of, edited by James Berry. 1899

Second convention of, Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 27-29, 1901, notes

on (Abbe). 1901. pp. 25, 317

same, proceedings of, edited by James Berry and W. F. R.

Phillips. 1902 ■

Weather Bureau signals. See Storm signals — Weather signals.
Weather Bureau stations:

Is exposure at, satisfactory for all instruments? (Outram). 1902.

p. 216 ■

Libraries at, notes on (Abbe) . 1901. p. 25

Personnel of force of (Carroll). 1902. p. 35

Should compensation be allowed persons, not in employ of Bureau,
while learning station duties to enable them to properly
jjerform siich duties in cases of emergency? (Cuthbertson).

1899. p. 127

same (Franklin). 1899. p. 127

A29.6:27
A29.6:23

A29.6:26
A29.3:24

A29.6:29

A29.3:31

A29.3:31
A29.6:29
A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

590

Weather Bureau ptation.s — Continued

"Work of, under existing conditions of, is it practica1)le to require
assistants to pursue a systematic course of meteorological study?

1902. p. 82

See also Tamalpais, Mount — Turks Island.

"Weather charts, explanation of. 1892

Weather codes

"Weather crop bulletin of southern California, history of (Franklin).

189(^. p. 4()

AVeather fureca-st cards bv rural delivery, note on (Abbe). 1900.

p. 1(52 ; ^

Weather forecast stations, voluntary :

Object and collateral functions (Mitchell) . 1899. p. 140

River and cotton belt, establishment and inspection of (Marbury) .

1899. p. 150

Weather forecaster and newspaper; read before convention of Weather

Bureau otBcials, 1901 (Watts)

Same. p. 43

Weather foi-ecaster and public; read before convention of Weather

Bureau officials, 1901 (Watts) p. 142

Weather forecasts:

Amplification of (Henry). 1900. p. 107

Best calculated to aid maritime interests of Great Lakes; method

of reaching those interested (Conger). 1899. p. 20

same (Cox). 1899. p. 19

Commercial importance of, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 550

Distribution of —

by mail (Lyons). 1899. p. 161

methods of saving time in (Blythe). 1902. p. 203

should wording of forecasts be confined to vocabulary of pres-
ent logotype outfit? is it advisable to extend vocabu-
lary of present logotype outfit? (Chaffee). 1899. p. 48.

same (Chappel). 1899. p. 49

For the farmer (Reed). 1900. p. 287

General and local, relation between (Walz). 1902. p. 117

Historical, practical, and theoretical facts. 1899

Hongkong (Doberck). 1899. p. 98

Improving, double observation as a means of (Denson). 1902.

p. 153

Long-range —

can tliey be made with any degree of accuracy or profit?

(Crane). 1899. p. 157.."

can they be made with sufficient precision to be of general
utility?—

(Connor). 1899. p. 44

(Hazen). 1899. p. 43

(Pague). 1899. p. 46

Canada (Gun). 1899. p. 149

Oregon (Abbe). 1895. p. 423

physical basis of (Abbe). 1901. p. 551

possibilities of (Abbe). 1894. p. 330

present state of, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. 156

Methods employed in distribution of (Berry). 1901. p. 14

Mexico, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 540

Missouri (Frankenfield). 1895. p. 292

Monthly, notes on —

Oct., 1897-Apr., 1898 (Dunwoody)

May, 1898 (Morrill), p. 195

June-Aug., 1898 (Bigelow)

Sept., 1898, to Oct., 1902 (Garriott)

Publicand (Boyer). 1902. p. 151

Should temperature be verified by maximum and minimum

readings? (Lyons). 1902. \). 167

Stamping, on mail matter, rcjiort of committee appointed to in-
vestigate sul)ject of ( ( 'haffei- ) . 1896. p. 51

Storm tracks, storms, and (Bigelow). 1897

Index

Classification no. '

A29.3:31

A29.2:W37-
A29.2:W37»

A29.3:18

A29.6:28

A29.3:24

A 29. 3:24 ,

A29.2:F76
A29.3:31

A29.3:31

A 1.10:900

A 29. 3:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:28

A29.3:24
A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:28
A29.3:31
A29.3:25
A29.6:27

A29.3:31

A29.3:24

A29.3:24
A 29. 3:24
A 29. 3:24
A 29. 6:27-
A29.6:23
A29.6:29
A29.6:22
A29.6:27
A29.6:29
A29.6:28
A29.6:23

A29.6:
A29.6:26
A29.6:26
A 29. 6:
A29.3:31

A29.3:31

A29.3:18
A29.3:20

5!>1

Index

Weather forecasts — Continued

Storm warnings and, how Weather Bureau disseminates ( Calvert) .

1896. p. xxii

Stre-t-car notices (Conger). 1902. p. 206

Value of (Dunwoodv). 1894. p. 121

same (Cline). 1895. p. 293

Value of dew point in, under certain conditions (Wood). 1902.

p. 152

Verification of (Marbury ). 1902. p. 156

Weather types and, on north Pacific slope (Pagueand Bland-

f ( ) rd ) . ' 1 897

AVhat classes are most benefited by? are they just what are
needed? are thev properly disseminated and utilized?

(Sage). 1899. p. 40 '.

same (Bate). 1899. p. 41

Would not postal card prove satisfactory substitute for map?

(Calvert). 1899. p. 100

same (Townsend). 1899. p. 102

See also Semaquir.

Weather guide, Australian, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 365

Weather map :
Daily-
development of (Calvert). 1899. p. 144

for Mexico (Abbe). 1899. p. 107

publication of (Scott). 1894. p. 6

wall map, 52 X 56 in. Dec. 13-16, 1893. 1894

Explanation of ( Moore)

History of (Harrington). 1895. p. 327

How to make synopsis instructive to public (Chaffee). 1902.

p. 137 '

Is it appreciated and understood l)y the masses? would not
postal card weather forecast prove satisfactory substitute

for map? (Calvert). 1899. p. 100 '

same (Townsend). 1899. p. 102

Pan-American Exposition

Proposed classification and index of, as an aid in Aveather fore-
casting (Brown). 1901. p. 547

Table of

Utility of. 1899. p. 107

Weather observers:

Civil-service examinations for, in United States Weather Bureau

(Kimball). 1898. p. 548

Early individual, in United States (Henry). 1895. p. 291

Instructions for. 1895

Voluntary —

how best to secure and retain services of (Greenewald). 1896.

p. 42

should not a book be provided for keeping record of issue of

instruments and flags to? (Allen). 1899. p. 125

same (Bronson). 1899. p. 126

What a weather observer should know (Taylor) . 1898. p. 543. .
Weather of the month :

Jan., 1898-June, 1900 (Henry)

July, 1900 ( Day) '. ,

Aug., 1900-Juhe, 1901 (Henry) ,

July, 1901 (Day) "

Aug., 1901-Apir., 1902 (Henry)

May-Oct., 1902 (Stockman)

See also, Weather, monthly notes and statements.
Weather predictions:

Best method of testing ( Koppen ) . 1894. p. 29

Experiments in (Eddy). 1899. p. 96

History of (Abbe). 1899. p. 64

Smithsonian, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 263

Utilization of cloud observations in local and general (McAdie).

1894. p. 21

Weather prophet, every man his own (Hopkins). 1899. p. 293

Classlflcatlon no.

A29. 1:896
A29.3:31
Al. 10:894
A29.6:23

A29.3:31
A29.3:31

A29.2:P11

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29.3:24
A29.3:24

A29.6:26

A29.3:24

A29.6:27

A29. 3:111

A29.2:W37'^

A29.2:W37«

A29.3:ir^

A29.3:31

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.2:P19

A29.6:29

A29.18:

A29.6:27

A29.6:26

A29.3:ll^

A29.12:Ob7

A29.3:18

A29.3:24
A29.3:24
A29.6:26

A29.6:

A29.6:28

A29.6:

A29.6:29

A29.6:

A29.6:30

A29.3:1U
A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:26

A29.3:lli
A29.6:27

592

Weather proverbs, unreliable popular, notes on (Abbe). 1896. p. 374.
Weather-recording instruiiients, instruftions f(jr transcribing records

from. 1892

Weather review, nionthlv

Weather sign, local, note' on (Abbe) . 1900. p. 249 '

Weatlier signals: i

International symbols recommended for use by meteorological i

congress, Munich, 1892 (Harrington). Jan. 1, 1894

Eaihvav. 188:1 No. 64. p. 18....... i

Searchhght for (Calvert). 1898. p. 58 ■

See also .Storm signals. ]

Weather svmbols on rural free-deliverv wagons (Pindell). 1902. ,

p . 208 ■ I

Weather telegraphy: '

Early history of ( Abbe). 1895. p. 215 '

History of, note on (Abbe). 1899. . p. 17

Weather types:

Classified, report on (Garriott). 1901. p. 548

same ( Kimball ). 1901. p. 562

Correspondinir, facilities for svstematic study of (Brandenburg).

1902. p. i36 '.

Facilities for svstematic studv of corresponding (Brandenburg).

1901. p. 546 .■

Havre, Mont. ( Ling). 1898. p. 410

North Pacific slope (Pague). 1895. p. 417

Weaver, Willis. Coffee, culture and habits of. p. 31

Web-worm. See Corn-root web-worm — Juniper web-worm — Pars-
nip web-worm — Privet web-worm — Sugar-beet web-worm.
Webb, Wesley:

Delaware, farmers' institute work accomplished in. 1902. p. 17.

Sheep husbandry in Delaware. 1883. p. 172

WeVjber, B. C. (iales, January, from Great Lakes to maritime

provinces. 1902. p. 11

Webber, Herbert John:

Fertilization of soil as affecting orange in health and disease.

1894. p. 193

Freezes, two, of 1894-95 in Florida, and what they teach, p. 159. .
Fungous })arasite on Alevrodes citri R. & H., preliminarv notice

of. 1891. p. 363...'. .'

Orange and other citrus fruits, methods of propagating. 1896.

p. 471

Pineapple industry in United States. 1895. p. 269

Plant varieties, influence of environment in origination of. 1896.

p. 89

Plants, improvement of, by selection. 1898. p. 355

Sooty mold of orange —

and its treatment. 1897

treatment of. 1 895

Water hyacinth and its relation to navigation in Florida. 1897..

Xenia, or immediate effect of i)olIen in maize. 1900

Zamia, spermatogenesis and fecundation of. 1901

See (i/si), as joint author, Swingle, Waiter Tennyson.
Webber, Herbert John, and Bessey, Ernst A. Plant breeding, pro-
gress of, in Cnited States. 1899. p. 465

Webber, Her])ert John, and Orton, W. A. Cowpeas resistant to

root knot. 1902. p. 22

Weber, Henry Adam. Baking powders as found in market, compo-
sition of. 1889. p. 576 J .'

Sei' also, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Weber, Henry Adam, and McPherson, William, (ilucose, commer-
cial, cane sugar in presence of, report on determination of.

1894. p. 126

Wel)er County, Utah, soil survey in (Gardner and Jensen) . p. 207. .
Webster, C. E. Silkworm, Japanese oak-feeding, notes on cultiva-
tion of. 1889. p. 273 \

Index

Classiflcatioii no.
A29.6:24

A29.il :A
A29.6
A 29. 6:28

A29.2:In8

A27.9:21

A29.6:26

A29.3:31

A29.6:23
A29.6:27

A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A29.3:31

A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:23
Al. 1:879

A10.3:120
A1.7:2

A29.6:30

A 1.1 0:894
Al. 10:895

A28.5:7

A 1.10:896
Al. 10:895

A 1.10:896
Al. 10:898

A28.3:13

A28.4:15

A6.3:18

A28.3:22

A19.3:2

Al. 10:899

A19.3:17

A7.3:135

A7.3.43
A26. 5:900'

A9.7:L

114—04-

-38

593

Index

Webster, Francis M. :

Arkansas and Texas, injurious and other ineects of, observations

on. 1891. p. 451

Army worm notes. 1890. p. 112

Arsenites, sprayin» with, vs. bees —

1892. V. 5, p. 121

1894. V. 7, p. 132

Australia and Tasmania, injurious and beneficial insects of, notes

on some. 1889. p. 361

Bryobia, species of, infesting dwellings, notes on. 1889. p. 277.
Buffalo gnats, or siniulium —

infi'sting country adjacent to 3Iississippi River, p. 456

rej K )rt on. 1887. p. 29

Cereal crops, insects affecting, rejjort on some of. 1890. p. 63 . .
Chincli bug —

interesting outbreak of, in northern Ohio. 1899. p. 55

in Ohio, outbreak of, three years' study of. 1896. p. 18

its probable origin and diffusion, its habits and development,
natural checks and remedial and preventive measures, with

mention of habits of allied European species. 1898

Cimbex, American, adults of, injuring willow and cottonwood in

Nebraska. 1890. p. 228

Clover hay-worm, Asopia costalis, some studies of. 1891. p. 121.
Coccinellid;A3 in conservatory, experiment with. 1890. p. 363...

Corn, insects affecting, notes ui)on. 1890. p. 159

Corn bill-bugs, life history of one of. 1889. p. 132

Corn insects, observations on, in 1887. p. 147

Crane-flv, larvte of, destroying young Avheat in Indiana. 1890.

p. 12

Curculionidte, breeding and other habits of some species of, espe-
cially of genus Tyloderma, notes on. 1889. ]>. 109

Eburia quadrimaculata, longevity of earlv stages of, notes upon.

1889. p. 339 ". ■.....'. _.

Entomology, applied, present and future of, in America. 1897.

P 5

Garden insects, notes on. 1890. p. 149

Grain toxoptera, notes on. 1892. p. 245

Grains —

American cereal, insect foes of, with measures for their pre-
vention or destruction. 1893. p. 146

insects affecting, observations upon. 1890. p. 42

Grains and grasses, small, insects affecting, p. 573 .'

Grasses, insects, which affect upper portion of stems of, notes on

some. 1889. p. 372

Hemipterous insects, record of some experiments relating to effect

of puncture of some, upon shrubs, fruits, and grains, 1886.

1887. p. 54

Insectary and ofhce methods in use in entomological department

of Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, report on. 1899.

p. 46

Insects —

destructive, importation and repression of. 1895. p. 79

injurious, earlv published references to some of our. 1892.

pp. 262, 323

Joint-worm attack, apparent, some features of. 1892. p. 89

Limax campestris, food of, further notes on. 1892. p. 128

Necrophagous diptera, notes on species of. 1890. p. 356

Ohio-
insects in, notes on. 1891. p. 63..*.

insects of year in, as reported to Association of Economic
Entomologists —

1893. p. 186

p. 202

p. 84

p. 66

p. 84

1894.
1895.
1896.
1900.

Classlflciitlon no.

A9.7:3
A9.7:3

A9.7:5
A9.7:7

A9.7:l
A9.7:l

A4. 1:887-

A9.3:14

A9.3:23

A9.6:20
A9.6:6

A9.6:15

A9.7:2
A9.7:4
A9.7:2
A9.7:3
A9.7:2
A 1.1:887

A9.7:3
A9.7:2
A9.7:l

A9.6:9
A9.7:3
A9.7:4

A9.7:6

A9.3:22

A1.1:88C

A9.7:l

A9.3:13

A9.6:20
A9.6:2

A9.7:4
A9.7:5
A9.7:5
A9.7:2

A9.3:26

A9.7:6
A0.7:7
A9.6:2
A9.6:6
A9.6:26

594

Index

Cliisslflciitluu no.

Webs^ter, Francis 31. — Continued

Plum curc'ulio, experiments in rearing, from plums ami other
fruits —

1888. p. 78

same. p. 78

1890. p. 305

Strawberry-leaf flea-beetle in Indiana. ISUl. ji. 317

Wheat, fail, insects affecting, p. 383

same. p. 311

Webster, Francis M., and Burgess, Albert F. Coccidfe of Ohio,

partial list of. 1902. p. 109

"Webster, Francis M., and Mally, C. W. :

Ohio, insects of year in, as reported to Association of Economic
Entomologists —

1897. p. 40

1898. p. 98

1899. p. 68

Webster, Francis M., and Newell, Wilman. Ohio, insects of year in,

as reported to Association of Economic Entomologists. 1901.

p. 84

AVeV)ster, W. Prentiss. Crops in Germany. 1870. p. 283

Wedderburn, Alexander John:
Food adulteration —

j)opular treatise on extent and character of. 1890

special report on extent and character of, including State and

other laws relating to foods and beverages. 1892

Food and drug adulteration, extent and character of. 1894

Pharmacy and drug laws of States and Territories, compilation

of. 1894

Weed, Clarence Moores:

Aphididje, certain little known, fifth contribution to a knowledge

of. 1891. p. 285 _

Cacoecia cerasi vorana, oviposition of. 1900. p. 33

Egg parasite of Vanessa antiopa, oviposition of. 1900. p. 32

Kerosene knapsack sprayer, luodification of. 1895. p. 28

Pimpla inquisitor, life history of. 1891. p. 275

Potato rot, injuries of, experiment in preventing. 1889. p. 158.

Tent caterpillars, notes on. 1898. p. 76

Weed, Clarence Moores, and Fiske, William F.:

Pimpla conquisitor, relations of, to Clisiocampa americana.

1900. p. 33

Spruce bark-beetles, notes on. 1898. p. 67

Weed, Howard Evarts:

Carbon l)isulphide for crayfish. 1895. p. 98

Insects injurious to cotton, remedies for. 1893. ]>. 167

Knajjsack kerosene attachment, some experiments with. 1895.
]). 26

Mississippi, entomological work of season in. 1891. p. 34

Mississippi Station, insects from, notes on. 1892. p. 110

Mosquitoes, some experience with. 1894. p. 212

Weeds:

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations on, 1889-
1902

American agriculture (Darlington), p. 509

Birdsasdestroversof (Judd). 1898. p. 221

Cities and towns (Dewey). 1898. p. 193

Destruction of, by means of chemicals (Evans) . 1901. p. 19

Legislation against (Dewey). 1896

Migration of (Dewey). 1896. p. 263

Noxious, report on (Coville) —

1889. p. 382

same. p. 382

1890. p. 388

same. p. 388

One hundred, table of. 1894. p. 581

Three new, of mustard family (Dewey). 1897

Twenty-five most harmful. 1897. p. 641

A 1.1:888
A 9. 1:888
A 9. 7:2
A9.7:3
A 1.1:884
A 1.1:885

A9.6:37

A9.6:9

A9.6:17

A9.6:20

A9.6:21
A27.9:8

A7.3:25

A 7. 3:32
A 7. 3:41

A 7. 3:42

A9.7:3

A9.6:26

A9.6:26

A9.6:2

A9.7:3

A28.5:5

A9.6:17

A9.6:26
A9.6:17

A 9. 6:2
A 9. 7:6

A9.6:2
A9.7:4
A 9. 7:5
A9.7:7

Ain.fi: \
A 1.1:865 '
A 1.10:898
A 1.10:898
A 1.9:124
A6.3:17
A 1.10:896

A 1.1:889
A6. 1:889
A 1.1:890
A 6. 1:890
A 1.10:894
A6.4:10
Al. 10:897

595

p. 355

1895.

20

Index

Weeds — Continued

Two, new to United States (Rose'

same. p. 355

Two hundred, how to know them and how to kill them.

p. 51(2

See also Abutilon avicenn^e (Indian mallow) — Chess — Cockle-
bur — Florida begtrar weed — Garlic — (xrasses and weeds —
Mustard — Noxious weeds — Russian thistle — Seaweed.

Weeds and how to kill them (Dewey). 1895

Weevils. See Apple tree — Bean — Fly — Mexican cotton-boll — Palm
and palmetto — Pea — Potato-bud — Potato stalk — Straw-
berry — Tobacco stalk.
Weights and measures:

Decimal system of (Johnson). 1864. No. 6. p.

Explanation of systems of various States, p. 219

Xotes on —

1864. p. 19

1S65. No. 10. p. 4

1866. p. 27

Porto Rico, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 567 ,

See also INIetric system.
Weight of an animal, what is the live? { Patterson). 1893. p. 150 . . .
Weiske, H. Milch cows, food of, do volatile acids in, occur in milk?

1890. p. 141

Welch, A. S. Organization and management of seven agricultural

schools in (Tcrmany, Belgium, and England. 1885

Well waters and drainage, lecture on (Warington). 1892. p. 95...
Wellman, Walter. Horse trade, American, of Great Britain. 1897.

p. 45

Wellman's first polar expedition, 1894, notes on (Abbe), p. 312 ...
Wellman' s second polar expedition:

Made in neighborhood of Franz Joseph Land, 1898-99, auroral

observations on ( Baldwin) . p. 107

Meteorologv of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 167

Notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 414

same, p. 366

Wells:

Freezing, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 509

Frozen, as meteorological phenomena (Kimball). 1901. p. 366.

Storms and, note on ( Abbe) . 1900. p. 293

Water in, temperature of, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 510...

Went worth, C. C. Bridges, country road. 1895. p. 48

Werner-Smith method of determination of fat in milk (Stokes).

1890. p. 158

West, Charles E. Atmospheric electricity, early experiments in.

1896. p. 333 .'

AVest, Max:

Employment agencies for use of farmers, list of. 1900

Public domain of United States. 1898. p. 325

West, Robert A. Aquaria, fresh and salt water, p. 446

AVest:

Agricultural condition of. 1871. p. 329

Cattle interests of (Fullinwider). p. 271

Central, animal husbandry in (Morrow).
Cooperative grass stations in (McLaren).

same, p. 344

Far, native fruits of (Thompson), p. 207 ,

Grape growing at (Thompson), p. 115 ,

Hogs and pork packing in (Emery), p. 198

Middle, forest extension of ( Hall) . 1900. p. 145

Semiarid, forage plants for (Georgeson ). 1893. p. 145 ,

Sheej) husbandry in (Boardman). p. 286

See also Western States and Territories.
West Berkeley, Cal., local squall at, Dec. 11, 1894 (Abbe), p. 509 ..

West Indian rufous scale, report of (Cockerell) . 1892. p. 380

West Indies:

Barometry of ( Bigelow) . 1902

l'Ia^^sifll':ltion no.

Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891

Al. 10:895

62 .
344.

A1.9:28

A27.9:2
Al. 1:871

A27.9:2
A27.9:3
A27.9:4
A29.6:26

All).3:16

A7.3:24

A].8:36
A10.3:8

A1.2:H78
A29.6:26

A29.6:29
A29.6:26
A29.6:26
A29.6:27

A29.6:29
A29.6:29
A29.6:28
A29.6:29
A22.3:ll

A7.3.24

A29.6:24

A27.4:13
A 1.10:898
Al. 1:864

A27.9:9
A4. 1:884
A1.8:22
Al. 1:891
A6. 1:891
Al. 1:865
Al. 1:866
A 1.1:863
Al. 10:900
A10.3:16
Al. 1:862

A29.6:22
A9.7:4

A29. 1:901*

596

1885. App.,

West Indies — Continued

Climate of (Hall). 1896. p. 589

Cotton crop and its enemies in, consular reports on

p. 59

Cyclones of, wind direction at different altitudes arouml, some

observations of (Boyer). 1892. ]>. .50

French, cugar making in. 1873. p. 25

Hurricane service (Moore). 1899. p. 56

Hurricanes of —

report on (Garriott). 1900

September, 1896, notes concerning (Henrv). p. 368

Sei)tember 1-12, 1900. p. 371 1

Industries of Cuba and other islands of, value of climate and crop
ami storm-warning services of Weather Bureau to (Haves).

1902. p. .58 ;

Monthly weather charts for, notes on (Abbe). 1899. p. Ill

Relation of forests and rainfall (Hubbard). 1873. p. 117

Storms of, relative intensity of ( Hazen). 1894. p. 333

Telegraph service with (Robinson) . 1898. p. 410

Weather Bureau service in —

monthly reports of (Stockman). 1899. p. 194

notes on (Garriott). 1898. p. 303

same (Kimball). 1902. p. 30

Yams in ( Fairchild ) . 1899

See aUo Jamaica — Martinique — St. Kitts — St. Thomas — Trinidad.

West Newbury, Mass., farmers' club. 1870. p. 228

West Virginia:

Coal-oil in ( Shattuck) . p. 525

Entomological discoveries and observations of vear in (Hopkins).

1894. p. 145 '.

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 132

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (Thompson). 1902.

p. 30

Forest condition and lumber and wood trade of (Hough). 1884.

p. 348

Insects in, some notes on (Hopkins). 1898. }). 44

Observations in, on farm, garden, and fruit Insects, some notes on

(Hopkins). 1896. p. 71

Resources of, etc., brief history of (Dodge), p. 42

Road improvement in, extract from governor's message (Atkin-
son ). p. 14

West Virginia l)raconidff', some bred (Hopkins). 1892. p. 256

Western cricket, outbreaks of, in Idaho (Milhken). 1893. p. 17...
See also Cricket.

Western fungi, new (Ellis and Gallowav). 1SS9. p. 65

Western hendock (Allen). 1902 1

Western plains:

Sheep of, tape-worm disease of (Curtice) . p. 167

Tree culture on (Thomson). 1891. p. 45

Tree i)lanting in ( Keffer ). 1895. p. 341

Western States and Territories:

Condition of forests, timber culture, etc., in (Baker). 1884.
Farmer of, best breeds of cattle for general use of (Baker)

p. 95

Forest condition and lumber and wood trade of, reports on (Fur-
nas). 1884. pp. 246, 255

Forestrv of. p. 515

Pork trade. 1864. No. 6. p. 32

See aho West — and names of States and Territories.

AVestern wheat culture, ruinous. 1867. p. .321

Westtield area, New York, soil survey (Burke and Marean). p. 75..
Westward movement of daily Ixirometric wave ( Fassig) . 1902. p. 62.

Wetherell, Leander. Ice trade, history of. p. 439

Wetherill, Charles M., chemical analysis of grapes. 1862.'

See aim, for report as Chemist, Chemistiy Bureau, Agriculture De-
partment, 1862

Index

('la<tSlfl<-atlou no.

A29.3:ll»

A8.1:4

A29.6:20
A27.9:ll
A29.3:24

A29.5:H
A29.6:24
A29.6:28

A 29. 3:31
A 29. 6:27
A 27. 9:11
A 29. 6:21
A29.6:26

A29.6:27
A29.6:26
A29.6:.30
A6.4:21

p. 105.
1883.

A27.9:8

A 1.1:863

A9.7:7
A27.9.6

AlO. 3:120

A13.5:4
A9.6:17

A9.6:6
Al. 1:863

A 22. 4:33

A9.7:4

A9.7:6

A 28. 5:5
A13.3:33

A4. 1:887-8
A 13. 3:5
Al. 10:895

A13.5:4

A1.7:2

A 13. 5:4
A 1.1:878
A27.9:2

A 27. 9:5
A26. 5:9011
A29.3:31
A 1.1:863
A1.8:3

A7.1: •

597

Index

Wheat:

Algerian (lurnni, clasHilie<l Vmt, with descriptions (Scofield). 1902
Ameriean —

basis for improvement of ( Carleton ) . 1900

(■omposition of, investigation of (Richardson) —

[1st report. ] 18S8

same, errata. 1SS4. p. 9S

2d report. 1884

recent nse of, in Austria-Hungary

Australian statistics, 1883-4. No. li. p. 38

British supply of —

1868. p. 459

1869. pp. 147, 240

1870-71. p. 324

1872-86. p. 641

Carbohvdrates of (Stone). 189(5

Chicago and Mihvaukee,_ 1862-66. p. 431

Consumption of, per capita in United States. 1895. i>. 74

Course of production and exportation in United States, Canada,

Argentina, Uruguay, Russia, and British India, 1880-96

Crop, condition, monthly notes on

Crop statistics, annual

Cultivation and hvbridizing of (Wsltts). 1872. p. 432

Dakota. 1887. p. 631

Deterioration of. 1871. p. 465

Distribution and consumption of —

1883. No. 57

1884

1885. p. 22

1893. No. 102 A

1895. p. 59

1895, for 25 years, p. 88

Drill and broadcast sowing of. 1864. No. 5. p. 6

Early plowing for (May). 1900. p. 7

English culture of. 1870. p. 286

English imports of, 1854-63. No. 2. p. 25

English prices of. 1895. p. 193

European, prospects. Apr., 1883. (Moffat.) No. 58. p. 31...

Experiments of J. B. Lawes, 1863-73. p. 596

Exportation of —

comparative statistics of. 1891. p. 80

to England, 1867-68. p. 325

Exports of —

18.30-76. p. 30

1880-90. p. 567

Fall, insects affecting (Webster), p. 383

same (Webster), p. 311

Fertilization of, and other grasses (Vasey). 1873. p. 247

Food for growing and fattening animals (Salmon), n. d

Foreign demand for. 1873. p. 594

Freight rates on, from New York to Liverpool. 1895. p. 553

same, 1892-96. p. 597 '.

French crops, 181 5-74. p. 116

Great Britain, imports of, 1 873-74. p. 45

Great Britain and Ireland, consumption and ])roduction of. 1865.

No. 7. p. 27

Growing —

cost of, in England. 1885. No. 23. ]). 34

New Hampshire ( Bartlett). j). 96

Northwest. 1868. p. 323 ._.

Pacific coast region, general agricultural conditions and
(Holmes). 1901

principal insect enemies of ( Marlatt) . 1901

successful, in semiarid districts (Carleton"). 1900. p. 529...

Horse hoeing, experiment in. 1868. p. 90

Hungarian exports, 1 855-68. p. 1 48

Improvements in culture of (Carleton). 1896. p. 489

I'lasslflfiitloii no,

A19.3:7

A28.3:24

A7.3:l

A7.3:4

A7.3:4

A12.4:19

A27.9:22

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A27.9:9

A27.9:25

A 10. 3:34

127.9:4

A27.9:33

A12.4:10

A27.9:

A27.1:

A27.9:10

A27.9:25

A27.9:9

A27.9:21

A27.9:22

A27.9:23

A27.9:31

A27.9:32

A27.9:32

A27.9:2

Al. 9:122

A27.9:8

A27.9:2

A27.9:33

A27.9:21

A27.9:ll

A27.9:29
A27.9:6

A27.9:15

A27.9:28

Al. 1:884

Al. 1:885

A27.9:ll

A4.4:2

A27.9:ll

Al. 10:895

Al. 10:896

A27.9:14

A27.9:13

A27.9:3

A27.9:23
Al. 1:862
A27.9:6

A27.8:20
A1.9:]32
Al. 10:900
A27.9:6
A27.9:7
Al. 10:896

598

Wheat — Continued

Industry in, new, for semiarid West (Carleton). 1901

Influence of rye on price of (Peters). 19(10. p. KiT

Insiiec'tion of. 1S89. p. 64

International .«ui)ply, 1858-76. p. 27

Irish pro(hu-tion, decrease of, 1847-62. Nci. 6. p. 21 ,

Macaroni (Carleton). 1901

Minnesota crop of —

1865. p. 12

1869. p. 144

1887. p. 631

Nebraska. 1867. p. 366

Origin and treatment ( Blount), p. 559

Pennsylvania Agricultural College experiments. 1873. p. 442..

Ports for, on Pacific coast (Holmes). 1901. p. 567

Premiums for growers of —

1868. p. 364

1870. p. 84

Prices of —

1890. p. 524

1865-1895. p. 82 .■

Production and exportation in United States, Canada, Argentina,

Uruguay, Russia, and British India, course of, 1880-96

Production of, in census years since 1869. 1894. p. 189

Products and prices of —

1887. p. 361

1888. p. 525

1894. p
p. 371..

106

Raising, expense of
Receipts of, 1863-6/
Report on p'ant (Bolhnan). p. 65

Russian, British imports of, 1852-67. p. 39

Rusted, request for specimens of (Dabney). 1894

Rusts affecting, experiments in treatment of (Galloway

p. 195 ,

Scarcity of. 1867. p. 208

Scotland, experiments. 1866. p. 386

Seed, for the Northwest, correspondence on. 1868. p

Sheaf, feeding to hogs ( French) . p. 495

Sheaf and chopped, for pigs ( French ) . p. 494

Smuts of, treatment of. 1892

South Carolina. 1870. p. 355

Spring, culture in Northwest ( Andrews)

Straw and stubble of, specimens requested (Rusk), n. d.
Surplus of corn and foreign distribution of. 1890. ji, 212 .

Tennessee cvdture of. 1875. p. 399

Trade of world. 1867. p. 340

United States, from eastern Asia. 1897

Varieties of —

extension of tests applied to. 1890. p. 131

grown in United States. 1888. p. 229

Victoria, Australia, crop. 1894. p. 26

Virginia culture of (Pleasants). 1869. p. 231

Weight of, per bushel. 1889. p. 63

"Western culture, ruinous. 1867. p. 321 ,

What science can teach about (Richardson ). p. (57

Wide drilling and tilling of. 1870. p. 485

Winter, condition of —

1868. I). 185

J). 468

)). 10

1.. 135

pp. 25, 77, 160, 222, 453

1891.

85 . .

1871.

1872.

1873.

1876.

1883 .
Winter and sprin<;
W'drlcl's croj) —

1886. p. 94 ..

1888. p. 75 . .

notes on. 1865. No.

p. 16

Index

Cliisslficatlou uo.

A28.4:18
A 1.1 0:900
A 27. 9:27
A27.9:15
A 27. 9:1
A 19. 3:3

A27.9:4

A27.9:7

A27.9:25

A27.9:5

A 1.1:881-2

A27.9:ll

A1.10:901

A27.9:6
A27.9:8

A27.9:28
A27.9:33

A12.4:10
A27.9:32

A27.9:2o

A 27. 9:26

A27.9:32

A27.9:5

A 1.1:862

A27.9:6

A28.4:14

A28.o:7

A27.9:5

A27.9:4

A 27. 9:6

A4. 1:898

A4. 1:898

A1.9:5

A 27. 9:8

A1.6:40

A28.4:12

A27.9:28

A27.9:13

A 27. 9:5

A12.4:17

A10.5:2

A27.9:26

A27.9:33

A27.9:7

A27.9:27

A 27. 9:5

A1.7:2

A27.9:8

A27.9:6

A 27. 9:9

A27.9:]0

A27.9:10

A27.9:14

A27.9:21

A 27. 9:3

A 27. 9:25
A27.9:27

599

78 ...
85 ...
p. 80
99...

Index

Wheat — Continued

World's erop — Continued

1889. p. 106

1891. p.

1893. p.
1891-94.

1894. p.
1 896

Young, in Indiana, larvai of crane-flv destroying (Webster).

1890. p . 1 2 .' .'

See also Cereals, American — Crops, principal — Fultz wheat —

India — Sheaf wheat.

Wheat bran for fattening pigs ( Duggar ) . p. 496

Wheat grain and wheat straw, grown at Rothamsted in different
seasons and by different manures, composition of ash of ( Ijawes

and Gilbert), p. 85 ,

Wheat pest, new, report of (Coquillett) . 1895. p. 406

Wheat region:

Minnesota and North and South Dakota, Russian thistle and

other troublesome Aveeds of. 1893

Weather Bureau, service, instructions governing (Berry). 1897..

Wheat saw^-flies, notes on (Riley and Marlatt). 1891. p'. 168

Wheat shorts as food for pigs (Plumb and Anderson), p. 463

Wheatland, Wvo., irrigation at, use of Avater for (Johnston). 1902.

p. 207...

" Wheel bugs" destroying hive bees, note on. 1886. p. 44

Wheeler, Homer Jay:

Liming of soils

Phosphoric acid detei'mination, increased accuracy in. 1901.

p. 44 ^

Plant-soil tests —

danger of drawing erroneous conclusions from. 1898. p. 60.
possibility of drawing erroneous conclusions from. 1899.

p. 113

Soils, acidity on upland or naturally well-drained, report on ne-
cessity of tests for. 1895. p. 45

Wheeler, Homer* Jay, Armsby, Henry Prentiss, Woods, Charles
Dayton, and Wiley, Harvey Washington. Fertilizer inspec-
tion laws, needed reforms in. 1897

Wheeler, Plomer Jay, and Hartwell, Burt L. Phosphoric acid, de-
termination of, use of ammonium nitrate in. 1892. p. 53

Wheeler, William M. Xiphidium ensiferum, oviposition and em-

l)ryonic development of, notes on. 1890. p. 222

Wheelmen, American, League of, remarks at good roads banquet of,

at Albany, N. Y., February 11, 1897. p. 15

Whipple!. See Yucca whipplei.

WHiirlwinds, local, in New Brunswick, notes on (Kain) . 1900. p. 488.
Whitaker, George M. Milk supply of Boston and other New Eng-
land cities. 1898 '

White, C. A., and Aughey, Samuel:

Artesian well near Fort Lyon, Colo. p. 26

Artesian wells upon great plains, report of Geological Commis-
sion. 1882

White, H. C:

Address of, as president of Association of American Agricultural
Colleges and Experiment Stations, at twelfth annual con-
vention, 1898. p. 34

same, committee report on. p. 74

Agricultural colleges, what should be taught at. 1896. p. 75...

Cotton, manuring of. 1896. p. 169

same, Jan., 1897 ,

White, J. W., address of, liefore national road conference. July,

1894. p. 42 1.

Whitp iirit *

Circular on (Marlatt) . 1902

Species injurious to wall j^aper, books, timbers, etc. (Marlatt.)
1896. p. 70

t'lasslfleatlun no.

A27.9:28
A27.9:30
A27.9:31
A27.9:.33
A27.9:32
A27.4:2

A9.7:3

A4.1:

A7.3:4

A9.7:7

A1.9:10
A29.12:C81
A 9. 7:4
A4. 1:899

A10.3:104
A9.3:12

A1.9:77

A7.3:62

A7.3:56

A10.3:65

A7.3:47

A7.4:3

A7.3:35

A9.7:2

A22.4:28

A29.6:28

A4.3:20

Al. 1:881-2

A1.8:19

A10.3:65
A10.3:65
A10.3:41
A 10.3:33
A1.9:48

A22.3:10

A9.5:50

A9.6:4

6U0

"White Chester breed of swine ( 3Iorris). p. 475

White lir, disease of (Ilartig). 1SS9. p. 164

White fiv investigation, review of, witli inoidental ])rob]eins (Gos-

sard). 1902. p. 68

White grubs:

Allorhina, note on (Townsend). 1891. p. 25

Kerosene emulsion as remcdv for. 1888. p. 48

Life history of (Forbes). 1891. p. 239

A\'hite kafir corn. See Kafir corn.
'\^'llite-^larked tussock moth. See Tussock moth.
Wliite pine:

Insect enemies of (Chittenden). 1899. p. 55

Report on (Spalding), revised and enlarged by B. E. Fernow.
1899

Wood of (Roth). 1899. p. 73

White scale. See Icerya.

Whitehead, Mortimer. Signals, Weather Bureau. 1892. p. 46

Wliitewater, Wis., ground-water at, fluctuations in level and rate

of movement of (King). 1892

Whitney, Milton:

Announcement of functions of Soils Division, Agriculture Depart-
ment. 1894

Climatology vs. meteorology. 1 898. p. 301

Climatologv and soils in their relation to cotton cultivation. 1896.

p. 143.:

Field operations of Soils Division, Agriculture Department, in

1899. p. 13

Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. 233

Rice soils of South Carolina. 1893. p. 77

Salt content of alkali waters and soils, instructions for determining

in field. 1900

Soil collection of Division of Soils, Agriculture Department,

catalogue of first 4,000 samples in. 1899

Soil features that should be recognized in all plat work. 1891.

p. 91

Soil investigations in United States. 1899. p. 335

Soil —

reasons for cultivating. 1895. p. 123

samples of, for moisture determination, instructions for taking.

1894.!

Soil survey, purpose of. 1901. p. 117 _.

Soils-
Exhaustion and abandonment of, testimony before Industrial
Commission. 1901

in their relation to crop production. 1894. p. 129

of Florida, preliminary report on. 1898

physical analysis of. 1 895. p. 62

problems, some interesting. 1897. p. 429

some physical properties of, in their relation to moisture and

crop distribution. 1892

Soils Division, Agriculture Department —

field operations of —

1899

1900

1901

work of, for farmer. 1897. p. 122

Sumatra tobacco, growing, under shade in Connecticut Valley.

1902 :

Tobacco, methods of curing

Tobacco investigations of Agriculture Department. 1901. p. 108.

Tobacco soils. 1898 .

Tobacco soils of United States; a i)reliminary report upon soils of
principal tobacco districts. 1898

See also Schulte, J. I.; as joint author, Marvin, Charles Frederick.

See also, for reports as Chief of Division of Aurricultural Soils. 18H4
to 1896; Soils Division, 18<)7 to IHOO; Soils J'.ureau, 1901 aii<l
1902

Index

I'lasRlflcaliun no.
i A 1.1:865
, A28.5:5

A9.6:31

A 9. 7:4
A9.7:l
A9.7:3

A 13. 3:22

A 13. 3:22
A 13. 3:22

A29.3:7
A29.3:5

A26.4:l
A29.6:26

A10.3:33

A 1.8:64
A 29. 6:30
A27.8:6

A26.4:6

A26.3:16

A10.3:7
Al. 10:899

A 1.10:895

A26.4:2
A 1.111:901

A1.8:70
Al. 10:894
A26.3:13
A7.3:47
A 1.1 0:897

Aim. 3:4

A 1.8:64
A26. 5:900
A 26. 5:901
A 1.10:897

A 26. 3:20
A 1.9:60
A 10. 3:99
A 1.9:83

A26.3:li

A 26.1;

60]

Index

AVliitney, -Milton, and P>ri<;fr?, Lyman James. Electrical method of

deteiniininiT temiK'iature of soils. 1897

WiiitiH'v, .Miiron,and Floyd, Marcus L. Tobacco industry, growth

(.1. ISKi). p. 429.."

Whitiu-y. Milton, and Hosnier, Ralph Sheldon. Soil moisture; rec-
nrd of amount of water contained in soils during crop season

of ISOfi. 1S97

Whitney, Milton, and Means, Thomas Herbert:

Alkali lands. 1S99

Alkali soils of Yellowstone A'alley, from preliminary investiga-
tion of soils near Billings, Mont. 1S98

Cigar leaf tobacco, temperature changes in fermenting piles of.

1899

Electrical method of determining soluble salt content of soils,

etc. 1897

Whitney, Milton, ( iai'dner, Frank Duane, and Briggs, Lyman James.
Electrical method of determining moisture content of arable

soils. 1897

Whitson, James H. Agriculture in Idaho Territory. 1869. p. 369.
Whittle, C. L. Roads, forces which operate to destroy, with notes

on road stones and problems therewith connected. 1897

Wiechmann, F. G. See, as collaborator, Wiley, Harvey Washington.
W^ickson, E. J.:

Climat( ilogy and horticulture. 1900. p. 45

Dairying in California. 1896

Irrigation —

field and garden. 1901

in fruit growing. 1900

of deciduous fruits, notes on. 1900. p. SO

practice among fruit growers on Pacific coast. 1902

Wide tires, laws of certain States relating to their use (Stone). 1895.
Widmann, Otto. House sparrow, passer domesticus, and European
tree sparrow, passer montanus, at St. Louis, Mo., history of.

1889. p. 191 '

Wier, D. B. Plums, native, how to fruit them, they are practically

curculio proof. 1887. p. 39

Wiiiirins, S. M. Truck farming in Louisiana. 1887. p. 240

Wi^ht, R. Allan:

Icerva i)urchasi and Vedalia cardinalis in Xew Zealand. 1893.,

p. 194

New Zealand katipo, report on. 1889. p. 134

Potato-tul ler moth, report on. 1893. p. 163

Root fungus of Xew Zealand. 1889. p. 199 . ._

Wilbour, Joshua. Animals, dead, disposition of, in Dublin, p. 347.
Wilcox, Earley Vernon:

Calves, feeding, witli milk of tuberculous cows. 1899. p. 23

Cattle, northern, protecting against Texas fever. 1900. p. 27 . . .

Larkspur poisoning of sheep, p. 473

Milk, tuberculosis in, killing the germs of. 1899. p. 24

Paris green, low grade, use of, to fruit growers. 1900. ji. 14

Petroleum, crude, as an insecticide. 1900. p. 15

Plant poisoning of stock in ^lontana. p. 91

See alsi), as joint author, Allen, Edwin West — Chesnut, Victor
King.

Wild, Heinrich, short biography of. 1902. p. 451

AVild animals. See Animals.

Wild-cherry leaves, poisoning by (Evans), p. 16

Wild flowers (Ganlner) . p. 155

Wilder, ^Marshall P. American Pomological Society, history and

progress of. p. 1 49

Wilder, Marshall P., Thompson, Alexander, Flagg, William J., and
Barry, Patrick. Vine, culture and i)roducts of, report to
United States Commission at Paris Exposition of 1867. p. 163.
Wiley, Harvey Washington:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural
Chemists, at third annual convention. 1886. p. 6

Ciiissiriciitlon no,

' A 26. 3:7
A1.10:S99

A26.3:9

: A1.9:88
A26.3:14
A1.8:60
A26.3:8

A26.3:6
A27.9:7

A 22. 4:29

A 10. 3: 76
A4.3:14

Al. 9:138
Al. 9:116
A10.3:76
A10.3:108
A22.3:12

A5.3:i

A9.3:14
A27.9:25

A9.7:6
A9.7:2
A9.7:5
A 28. 5:5
A4. 1:899

Al. 9:107
A1.9:119
A4. 1:898
A 1.9:107
Al. 9:114
Al. 9:114
A4. 1:900

A29.6:.30

Al. 9:103
A 1.1:862

A 1.1:870

A 1.1:867
A7.3:12

602

1 CI (lex

C'lassiflctitlun uo«

Wiley, Ilarvpv AVa?hington — Continued

Agricultural cheuiical analysiis, apparatus used in, some new

forms of, explanation of. 1 S!)0. p. 96

Basic phosphatic slags, mechanical analysis of. 1896. p. 78

Beet-sugar industry in Cniteil States —

1897. p. 11 . . /.

1898. p. 131

1900. p. 123

Butter, nostrums for increasing vield of. 1893

Butter fat, refractive index of.^ "1888. p. 36

Canned meats, chemical examination of, circular on. 1899

Cereals and cereal products, adulteration of, investigations made

under direction of, with collaboration of Karl P. ^IcP^lrov,
William Ilenrv Krug, T. C. Trescot, Willard Dell Bigelow,
and others. 1898. p. 1169

Cereals collected at AVorld's Columbian Kxposition, analyses of
and comparisons with other data. 1895

Chemistry Division, Agriculture Department, work of, for farmer.
1897. ' p. 76

Chemistry, relation of, to progress of agriculture. 1899. p.
201 ./.

Chemists, Official Agricultural, Association of, historical sketch of.

1899. p. 16

Diffusion —

its application to sugar cane, and record of experiments with

sorghum in 1883. 1884

methods and machinery for application of, to extraction of
sugar from sugar cane and sorghum, and for use of lime
and carljonic and sulphurous acids in purifying the diffu-
sion juices. 1886

Diffusion and carbonatation, experiments with, at Ottawa, Kans.

1885

Industries and arts, true relations of science to. 1883. p. 32

Infant and invalid foods, analysis of, provisional methods for.

1902. p. 41

Lard and lard adulterants. 1889. p. 405

Maize (Indian corn) —

composition of, etc. 1898

same ( French abstract ) . 1 900

food value of. 1891. p. 17 _.

Mineral phosphates as fertilizers. 1894. p. 1/7

Northern sugar industry, a record of its progress during season

of 1883 ■. _. . _.

Pigs, carcasses of, chemical compositif)n of, report on, with col-
laboration of Ervin Edgar Ewell, William Henry Krug, T. C.

Trescot, and others. 1898 ." ,

Plants, chemical composition of, influence of environments on.

1901. p. 299

Potash and its function in agriculture. 1896. p. 107

Proteid bodies, separation oi', from fiesh bases by means of chlorin

and bromin. 1898. p. 27

Soil ferments important in agriculture. 1895. p. 69

Sorghum cane, experiments with. 1883. p. 423

Sorghum, experiments in manufacture of sugar from —

1886, at Fort Scott, Kans

1888, at Rio Grande, N. J., Kenner, La., Conway Spnngs,

Douglas, and Sterling, Kans

same, in 1889

1890

1891, report on, with collaboration of (iuilford Law.son
Spencer, Albert A. Denton, and Wihray J. Tiiompson

1892, with collalioration of All)ert A. Denton, Glen O'I'.rieu.
C. 1. Hinman, Wibray J. Thompson, John L. Fuelling,
and Oma Carr

189.3, with collal)oratiou of Oma Carr and ('. 1. Ilimiian

Starch, manufacture of, from potatfjes and ca^-sava. 19()(J

A 7. 3:28
A 7. 3:49

A1.2:B39i

A1.2:B39*

A1.8:69

A 1.9:1 2

A7.3;19

A7.4:o

A7.3:133
A7.3:45
Al. 10:897
Al. 10:899
A7.3:57

A7.3:2

A7.3:8

A7.3:6

A1.7:2

A 7. 3:65
A7.3:13*

A 7. 3:50
A7.4:6

A 1.8:49
A 1.10:894

A7.3:3

A7.3:53

Al. 10:901
A 1. 10:896

A 7. 3:54
A 1.10.895
A 1.1:883

A7.3:14

A 7. 3:20
A 7. 3:26
A 7. 3:29

A 7.3:34

A 7. 3:37
A 7. 3:40

A 7. 3:58

603

Index

Wiley, Harvej' Washington — Continued

Sugar, jnoiasse^, and sirup, confections, honey, and beeswax,
adulteration of, investigations made under direction of, with
collal)oration of Henry Augustus Huston, H. H. Nicholson,
W. B. Rising, JNIelville Amasa Scovell, S. P. Sharpies, William
Carter Stul)bs, Shij)pen Wallai'O, F. G. Wiechmann, Henry
Adam Weber, and Karl P. IMcElroy

Sugar analysis —

notes on methods of. 1890. p. 129

remarks on report of committee on sugar, Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists. 1888. p. 54

Sugar beet —

composition of, influence of environment upon. 1901

culture of. 1891

culture, seed development, manufacture, and statistics

experiments with —

1890

1891, with collaboration of Walter Maxwell, W. A. Henry,
and others

1892, with collaboration of Walter Maxwell

1893

1897

grown in various States, analyses of

same, p. 135

industry in, culture of sugar beet and manufacture of beet

sugar. 1890

Sugar industry of United States, cane sugar, beet sugar, sorghum

sugar, maple sugar. 1885

Sunflower plant, its cultivation, comjiosition, and uses. 1901

Sweet cassava, its culture, properties, and uses. 1894

Table sirups, manufacture of, fron^ sugar cane. 1902

Tanning materials, official methods for analysis of. 1901

Zinc in evaporated apples. 1896

See also, for reports as Chemist, Chemistry Bureau, Agriculture

Department, 1884-1902

See aUo, as editor, Chemical analysis, methods of, 1895 and' 1898;
Chemists, Official Agricultural, Association of, proceedings of,
1889-1901 — as joint author, Wheeler, Homer Jay.
W^iley, Harvey Washington, and Krug, William Henry. Filter-tube
method, international and official hide-jiowder method, com-
parison of. 1901. p. 136

Wilkinson, H. E. Meteorological observations at puljlic schools.

1899. p. 550

Wilkinson, Levi Washington. Phosphates, native, containing iron
and aluminum, analvsisof, proposed method for. 1891. p. 107.
Willard, X. A.:

American dairying, rise, progress, and national importance, p. 431 .
Dairying of America and England, their points of difference and

comparative merits, p. 358

WMllcocks, W. Nile [River]. 1894. p. 121

Willdenow herbarium, American panicums in (Holm). 1897. p. 17.

Willet, J. E. Cotton worm in Georijia in 1878. p. 358

Willets, J. II. :

Seeds, purchase and distribution of —

1898. p. 1

1899. ]). 3

1900. p. 7

Willets Point, N. Y., auroras at, record of 1870-85 (Abbe) . p. 253. . .
Williams, C. B.:

Ammonia results in mixed fertilizers, variaV)le. 1901. p. 28

Kilgore's niodification of volumetric method of estimating phos-
phoric acid. 1901. p. 55

Soils, phosphoric acid in, estimation of, by double precipitation
with molybdic solution and titration of ammonium phospho-
molybdate with standard alkali. 1895. p. 82

See also, as joint author, Kilgore, Benjamin Wesley.
Williams, F..auklin, jr. Clearing new land. 1902 . . !

Chissiacntiuu uo.

A7.3:13«

A7.3:28

A7.3:19

A7.3:64

A1.9:3

A1.9:52

A7.3:30

A7.3:33

A7.3:36

A7.3:39

A7.3:52

A1.2:B39 3

1.2:B39i

A 7. 3:27

A7.3:5

A7.3:60

A7.3:44

A 7. 3:70

A7.4:8

A7.3:48

A7.1:

A 7. 3:62
A29.6:27
A7.3:31
A 1.1:865

Al. 1:866
A29.3:ll'
A3. 3:4
A9.2:C82

Al. 1:898
Al. 1:899
Al. 1:900
A29.6:22

A7.3:62

A 7. 3:62

A7.3:47
Al. 9:150

604

1901.

Williams, H. E. :

Food products, protection of, from injurious temperatures

Harmon, John H., short bio;iraphy of. 1899. p. 107

Temperatui-es injurious to food pnuhicts in storage and during

trans])ortation and methods of protection from same

Wai>penhans, C. F. R., short biography of. 1902. p. 87

Williams, Thomas Albert:

Crimson clover. 1899

Forage, succulent, for farm and dairy, j). 613

Grass and forage investigations, cooperative work of Department

of Agriculture with .State experiment stations. 1900

same. 1901. p. 148

Grasses and forage plants and forage conditions of eastern Rocky

Mountain region. 1898

Grasses and forage plants of the Dakotas. 1897

Millets, report on —

1898. p. 267

1899

Poa fendleriana and its allies. 1 899

Prairie pastures, worn out native, renewing of

Rape as a forage plant. 1899

Sorghum as a forage crop

Soy bean as a forage crop

Timothy in prairie region. 1896. p. 147

Williams, W. Bronchitis in cattle, p. 60.'^

AVilliams, W. L.:

Cerebro-spinal meningitis, enzootic, among horses, and hog

cholera in Idaho. 1898. j). 179

Mares, infectious abortion of. p. 449

Willis area, Texas, soil survev of (Martin), p. 607

Williston, S. W. : _

Australian parasite of Icerva purchasi. 1888. p. 21

Belvosia, study of. 1893. " p. 238

Diptera of Death Valley expedition, list of. 1893. p. 253

Lestophonus, genus, note on. 1889. p. 328

Willits, Edwin:
Address of —

before convention of National League for Good Roads. Wash-
ington, 1893. p. 21

before sixth annual convention of Association of Official Agri-
cultural Chemists. 1889. p. 6

Agriculture, Assistant Secretary of, duties of, special report on.

p. 67

Agriculture, practical, scientific work of Department of Agricul-
ture in its relations to. p. 59

Black-rot, downy mildew, and anthracnose of grape, questions

regarding

Chicago World's Columbian Exposition, special report on. p. 53.

same

Educatioiial forces in I'nitcd States relating to agriculture, c'oop-

eration of Department of Agriculture with. p. 65

Fiber plants, raising and testing of. 1890. p. 124

Industrial education, ]>aper on. 1885. p. 55

Letter on Icerya purchasi. 1889. p. 15

Peach trees, leaf curl of, letter of inquiry relative to. 1893

Textile fiber production, p. 46

Willow:

('ind)ex injuring, in Nebraska (Webster). 1890. p. 228

Osier, note on (Watts). 1873. p. 419

Willow-shoot sawfly, report on ( Riley ) 1888. p. 8

Willow slug, yellow-spotted, report on (Howard). 1888. p. 33

Willson, George JL:

San Francisco weather-forecast district,- report of, Feb., ]\Iarch,

1899

same, Sept., Oct., 1900

See alxo, as joint author, McAdie, Alexander (t.
Wilson, C. T. R. Atmospheric air, ionisation of. 1901. p. 159

Index

I'lasslflcatlim no.

Al. 9:125
A29.6:27

A29.3:13
A29.6:30

A3.4:17
A 1.10:899

A1.4:8
A 10. 3:99

A3.3:12
A3.3:6

Al. 10:898
Al. 9:101
A3.4:10
A3. 4:4
A3.4:12
A1.9:50
A 1.9:58
Al. 10:896
A 1.1:880

A4. 1:897
A4. 1:889-90
A26. 5:901 '

A9.7:l
A9.7:5
A5.5:7
A9.7:l

A10.3:14
A7.3:24

Al. 1:892

Al. 1:890

A28.4:ll
A 1.1:893
A5. 1:893

A 1.1:891
A10.5:2
A 1.7:9
A9.7:2
A 28. 4:1 3
A 1.1:889

A9.7:2
A27.9:ll
A 9. 7:1
A9.7:l

A 29. 6:27
A 29. 6:28

A29.6:29

605

Wilson, G. "W. Oleomargarine, ingredients of. p. olS

Wilson, James:
Address of —

before American Association of Farmers' Institute Workers,

at seventh annual meeting. 1902. p. 45

before Association of American Agrii'ultnral Colleges and
Experiment Stations, at twelfth annual convention. 1898.

p. 42

Cattle industry of United States, p. 207

Forests and forest conditions of southern Appalachian mountain

region, p. 13

Speech delivered July 7, 1902, at school of agriculture, Colum-
bus, Ohio

See aim, for reports as Secretary of Agriculture, 1897-1901

Wilson, James, and Curtiss, Charles Franklin. Lambs, feeding of.

p. 463

Wilson, James Maxwell:
Irrigation investisiations —

Cache Creek, Cal. 1901. p. 155

Nevada. 1902. p. 147

Water laws of Nebraska. 1899. p. 58

See aho, as joint author. Bond, Fred.
Wilson, James W. See, as joint author, Curtiss, Charles Franklin.
Wilson, James W., and Hill, George G. Chicago, 111., international

live-stock exposition of 1900, notes on. p. 63

Wilson, Lawrence. Live-stock industry, condition of, west of Mis-
sissippi River, p. 429

Wilson, Thomas. Lace, description and history of. 1897. p. 359. .
Wilson, Wilford M. :

Climate and man: with special regard to climate and climatic
elements as curative or causative agencies of disease. 1902.

p. 104 :

"Indian smnmer." 1902. p. 440

Meteorologi(^al statistics, how to improve them to meet needs of

medical j^rofession, etc. 1899. p. 82

Wilt disease:

Cotton and its control (Orton). 1900 -. . . .

Cotton, watermelon, and cowpea (Smith). 1899

Co wpea and its control (Orton ) . 1 902

Wind-barometer table, report on (Garriott). 1897. p. 204

Wind-roses for Oklahoma, notes on 1891-99 (Abbe) . p. 21

Wind scale, Beaufort, as used at sea (Abbe). 1894. p. 175

Wind signal orders, cipher code of, amending instructions to special

displavmen. 1892

Wind vanes "(Cronk). 1899. p. 165

Windmills:

Efhciencv of, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 164

Feed milis and. 1902. p. 31

Wind-rush at Washington, D. C, Sept. 29, 1896 (Hazen). p. 322...
Windstorm, local electricity in, in Wyoming (Abbe). 1894. p. 509.
Winds:

Clouds and, report on (Brillouin) 1897. p. 437

Currents and, Broun's law of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 264 ..
Direction and velocity, hourly results from self- registers for

recording (Abbe). 1897. p. 252

Direction of —

some observations of, at different altitudes around West India

cyclones (Boyer). 1892. p. 50

vertical gradients of ( Frankentield ) . 1898

Diurnal, on faint gradient in northwestern New Mexico (Dodge).

1901. p. 299

Effect of, on catch of rainfall (Abbe). 1899. p. 308

same (Sy mens). 1899. p. 454

Effect of mountains on (Abbe). 1894. p. 510

Force of —

first attempt to measure (Abbe). 1896. p. 335

in tornadoes, notes on (Kimball). 1901. p. 419

Classification no.

A4. ] :900

A 10. 3: 120

A10.3:65
A4. 1:901

A1.2:Ap4-

A1.2:W69
Al.l:

A4. 1:898

A 10. 3:100
A 10. 3: 104
A10.3:58

A4. 1:900

A4. 1:885
All. 5:9

A29.8:31
A29.6:30

A29.3:24

A28.3:27
A28.3:17
A19.3:17
A29.6:25
A29.6:28
A29.6:22

A29.2:C49
A29.3:24

A29.6:25
A1.9:149
A29.6:24
A29.6:22

A29.6:25
A29.6:26

A29.6:25

A29.6:20
A29.5:F

A29.6:29
A29.6:27
A29.6:27
A29.6:22

A29.6:24
A29.6:29

606

p. 435

WiBd? — Continued
Hot—

chinooks and (Abbe). 1894. p. 77

Kan«a.s (Abbe). 1897. p. 260

Mis8( )uri (Abbe). 1897. p. 200

Hurricane, studies on (A Vjbe). 1894. p. 372

Injurious to vegetation and crop.s (Curtis). 1895.

Japan and Arizona ( Abl)e) . 1895. p. 255

Local, that are not tornadoe.«, notes on (Abbe). 1899. ]>. 312 ..

Maximum pressure of, note on (Abbe) . 1900. p. 68

Measurement of, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 358

Minnesota, movements of (Abbe). 1897. p. 252

Monthly notes on, July, 1891-Oct. 1902

Movement of thunderstorms against (Abbe). 1895. pp. 383,

423, 465

New Haven, 1873-1900 (Davis), p. 261

Nomenclature of, report on ( Proctor ) . 1897. p. 54

Origin of descen(ling gusts of ( Aljbe). 1897. pp. 351, 447

Phenomena and lake levels ( Henry ) . 1 900. p. 203

Popular queries al)(»ut, with answers (Kimljall). 1901. p. 422..
Prevailing and resultant, comparison of (.Vbbe). 1893. '\k 365..

same (Abbe). 1897. p. 400

Eain gage and notes on ( Abbe) . 1899. j). 464

Resultant —

calculation of, notes on ( Abbe) . 1899. p. 421

mechanical determination of, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 540.

Sand dunes and, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 176

Temperature and, notes on (Abbe). 1901. p. 218

Velocity and fluctuations of water level on Lake Erie (Henry).

1902

Velocity of, early measurements of ( Abbe). 1896. p. 459

Warm, note on (Abbe). 1895. p. 57

Weather and, local contrasts of (Abbe). 1894. p. 509

See also, Anemometer — Baguios — Chinook winds — (clima-
tology — Cyclone — Dancing dervishes — Derecho — Hurri-
canes — Pamperos — Tornadoes — Typhoon.

Windward Islands, rainfall of (Jefferson). 1901. p. 56

Wine land, is Texas a? ( Bauer). 1869. p. 451

Wines:

Adulteration of ( Crampton ) . 1 887. p. 263

American —

composition of (Bigelow). 1900

composition of, and substances used in their adulteration
(Crampton). p. 183

wine grapes and, examination of. 1867. p. 327

wine-making and (Husmann). p. 154

Analysis of, European methods of, etc. 1887. p. 383

Beers, etc., analvsis of, methods proposed for adoption for use in

Austria. 1893. p. 155

Chemical analysis of (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 240

Consumption of, in Ignited States, per capita of jjopulation —

1870-1895. J). 552

1896. p. 595

1898. p. 723

Copper in (Fallot). 1890. p. 96

French croj). 1875. p. 115

French, adulteration of, 1876. ]>. 365

Growing in California. 1868. p. 280

Heatingof (McMurtrie). 1873. p. 244

Making —

graj)e-cnlture in El Paso del Norte and ( Pierson). 1873. j). 24.

vine culture in Middle States and ( Lodge), p. 118

Manufacture of grape, blacklierry, and other fruit wines, on (.Jail's

method ( Hossert). )». 156

Napa Countv, Cal., industry (Husman). 1891. p. 535

New :\Iexic6. 1866. p. 424

Poisoning in France. 1876. p. 487

Cla.sKlflciitiiiii III).

A29.6:22
.\29.6:25
A29.6:25
A29.6:22
A29.3:1P
A29.6:23
-\29.6:27
A29.6:28
.\29.6:26
A 29. 6:25
A29.6:

A29.6:23
A29.6:30
A29.6:25
A29.6:25
A 29. 6:28
A29.6:29
A29.6:21
A29.6:25
A29.6:27

A29.6:27
A29.6:25
A29.6:29
A29.6:29

A29.5:J
A29.6:24
A29.6:23
A29.6:22

A29.6:29
A27.9:6

A7.3:13'
A7.3:59

Al.l:. 7
A27.9:o -
Al. 1:867
A7.3:13»

A7.3:38
A27.9:ll

Al. 10:895
Al. 10:896
A 1.10:898
A6.3:ll
A27.9:14
A27.9:14
A27.9:6
A27.9:ll

A27.9:ll
A1.1:86G

A 1.1:863
A 27. 9:29
A 27. 9:4
A27.9:14

GOl

Index

"Wines — Continued
Prodiu'tion of —

ill France in 1883. 1884. Xo. 9. p. 45

mineral nutrition of vine for (McMurtrie). 1882. p.. 180

Scuppernong, analysis of —

1868. p. 362 . ."

1869. p. 22

See also California wines and brandies — Ura])e nmst — Grape

vine — Grapes — Vine.
Wing, H. H.:

Dairy industry of United States, report accompanyinfr exhibit of
Animal Industry Bureau, at Paris Exposition of 1889. p. 387.

Feeding experiments, special points bearing on. 1891. p. 93

Winnemucea, Nev., forage conditions between Ontario, Oreg., and

(Griffiths) . 1902

Winslow, Alfred A. Horse breeding in Belgium, p. 503

Winslow, Edward D. Animals, dead, disposition of, in Stockholm.

p. 360 ~.

Winston-Salem, N. C, good roads convention at, proceedings of.

1902. p. 11

Winter:

Bee-keeping in ( Tupper) . p. 209

Farm animals in. 1875. p. 84

Forage crops for the South ( Ball) . 1902

Irrigation in, note on (Abbe) . 1900. p. 17

Irrigation of deciduous orchards. 1901. p. 12

Severe, benefits of (Abbe). _ 1899. _ p. 62

Winter washes, experiments with, against San Jose scale, season of

1894-95 (Marlatt). 1895. p. 365

Winters:

Are our winters changing? (Henry). 1898. p. 540

Are they becoming colder? 1868. p. 214

Winton, Andrew Lincoln:

Address of, as president of Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists at fifteenth annual convention. 1898. p. 9

Baking powder and baking-powd^" chemicals, analysis of, provi-
sional method for. 1902. p. 98

Milk, solids and fat in, Babcock gravimetric method for deter-
mination of. 1893. p. 119

Potash —

bichromate of, does cream lose fat on keeping for long time

with and without? 1894. p. 192

Li'-.do-Gladding method of determining, reportof useof sodium

_ chloridein. 1891. p. 148

Spices, analysis of, provisional method for. 1902. p. 55

See also, as joint author, Jenkins, Edward Hopkins.
Wire:

Early use of, in kite flying (Fergusson). 1897. p. 135

Irrigation bv use of, notes on ( Betts). 1899. p. 301

same (Abbe). 1899. p. 473

Wire fences, lightning on, notes on (Abbe). 1898. p. 466

Wireless telegraphy, note on ( Abbe) . 1900. pp. 12, 113, 294

Wireworras:

Life historv of (Hart). 1891. p. 246

Sodaashfor. 1869. p. 300

Wisconsin:

Cattle trade and allied industries of. (Perry), p. 125

Clover-seed midge in, note on. 1886. p. 39

Farm resources and products of. 1868. p. 189

Farmers' institute work accomplished in (McKerrow). 1902. p. 31.

Flax culture in (Bosse). 1892. p. 43

Forestry conditions and interests of, report on (Roth). 1898

same, introduction to report (Fernow)- 1898. p. 7

Fruit culture in. 1868. p. 322

Horticulture in (Peffer). 1882. p. 174

Irrigation experiments in (King). 1902. p. 313

Classification no.

A27.9:22
A1.8:22

A27.9:0
A27.9:7

A4.1:887-
A10.5:3

A19^3:15
A4. 1:900

A4. 1:899

A22.3:23

Al. 1:867
A27.9:13
Al. 9:147
A29.6:28
Al. 9:144
A29.6:27

A9.

/ :/

A29.6:26
A27.9:6

A7.3:56
A7.3:65
A7.3:38

A7.3:43

A7.3:31
A7.3:65

A29.6:25
A29.6:2I
A29.6:27
A29.6:26
A29.6:28

A9.7:3
A27.9:7

A4. 1:886

A9.3:12

A27.9:6

A10.3:120

All. 5:4

A13.3:16

A13.3:16

A27.9:6

A1.8:22

A10.3:119

608

\Vi«eonpin — Continued

Live-8tork industrv of, condition of (Campbell), p. 321

Northern, wild fruits of. 1890. p. 484

Sugar-beet experiments in, in 1891 ( WoU). p. 90

Seealxo La Crosse — ^Milwaukee — New Riohniond — Whitewater.
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station farm, gruund-water on,
fluctuations in level and rate of movement of (King). 1892..
Witch-hazel, two species of plant-lice inhabiting, life history of

(Pergande) . 1901

Withcombe, James. Sheep husbandry of Pacific Northwest. 1900.

P 5 --.--. ---

Withers, W. A. Nitrification as an element of soil productiveness.

1902. p. 87

Withers, W. A., and Fraps, G. S. :

Ammonium sulphate and cotton-seed meal in different soils,

nitrification of. 1902. p. 36

Index

t'lasstacatldii uo.

A4. 1:889-90

A27.9:28

A7.3:33

A29.3:5
A9.8:9
Al. 9:117
A10.3:115

Nitrification of certain fertilizers. 1901.

p. 25

A7.3:67
A7.3:62
A29.6:30

Woeikoff, A. Rainfall and charts of rainfall. 1902. p. :io:i

Wohl, A. Carbohydrates, character of, abstract of paper on. 1890.

p. 134 A7.3:28

Wolfer, A. Wolf's sun-spot relative numbers, revision of. 1902. i

p. 171 ' A29.6:30

Wolfinger; J. P. Indian corn culture, p. 215 i Al. 1:866

W^olf's isun-spot relative numbers, revision of (Wolfer). 1902. j

p. 171 i A29.6:30

Woll, Fritz Wilhelm:

Agricultural education and research in Scandinavian countries

and Finland. 1898. pp. 605, 703 A10.6:9

Agricultural education in Scandinavian countries, notes on. 1897.

p. 7 A10.4:32

Scandinavian seed-control stations, report on. 1899. p. 4 A10.6:10

Sugar-beet experiments in Wisconsin in 1891. p. 90 A7.3:33

Wollaber, A. B. Thermographs, furnishing of, to voluntary
observers, records to be kept at section centers. 1902.

p. 219 A29.3:31

Wollaber, E. A. Portland, Oreg., weather forecast district, monthly

report of, September, 1900 A29.6:29

Same. February, 1901 A29.6:30

Wollnv, Ewald:

Physical i)roperties of soil, nature of. 1896. pp. 761, 853, 948...' A10.6:6
Soil, relation of physical properties of, to cultivation of plants.

1893. pp. 528, 627 A10.6:4

Soils-
artificial changes of physical i)roperties of. 1900. p. 604 A10.6:ll

physical properties of, adajjiation of methods of cultivation

and manuring to. 1900. p. 805 A10.6:ll

Wollny method, application of, to mixed butters (Besana). 1890.

p. 105 A7.3:24

Wolves. ,See Cattle.

Women's farm institutes (Maddock). 1902. p. 46 A10.3:110

Wood, Mrs. A. F. See, as translator, Charpentier de Cossigny, 'SI. J.
Wood, Peter. Dew-point, value of, in forecasting weather under

certain conditions. 1902. ]i. 152 A29.3:31

Wood:

American, thirty-two species of, summary of mechanical tests on. A13.4:15
Characteristics and i)roperties of, elementary discussion of ( Koth ) .

1 895 A13.3:10

same, introduction to (Fernow). 1895. p. 5 A13.3:10

Consumers of, information to, relative to increasing durability of

_ timber (Colman ). 1887 A13.4:3

Different kinds, how to distinguish (Fernow and Roth). 1895.

p. 59 A13.3:10

Mechanical tests made at Washington University testing hihora-

tory, St. Louis, Mo. (.Johnson). 1893. p. 3 "

Mechanical tests of, results of (Johnson). 1893. p. 22

Mojre important, of North Amery;-a, key to. 1895. p. 64

A] 3.3:8
A 13.3.8
A13.3:10

114—04-

.39

0O9

Index

Wood — Continued

Native, descriptive catalogue of luanufactures of, as shown in
exhibit of AgricuUure Department at World's Industrial and

Cotton Kxposition at New Orleans, La. (Dodge). 1886

Preservation of —

1866. p. 287

1884 (Flad ). p. 66 ,

same, reprint. 1SH4. p. 2">7

p. 92 ,

p. 276

1887 (Constable
same, reprint.
Quality, etc. —

1895. p. 590

1896. p. 628

Seasoning, experiments in (P^liis). 1889. p. 57

Structure of, of five southern pines ( Roth ) . p. 183

same, rev. ed. 1897. p. 143

Test material, field records of (Mohr ). 1893. p. 50

Trade in certain States ( Baker) . 1884. p. 198

Trade in lumber and, letter from agent of Forestry Division re-
questing information relative to. 1883

Trade of New Hampshire and West Virginia (Hough) . 1884. p.

348

Trade of Western States and Territories (Furnas). 1884. pp.

246, 255

Usesof (Roth). 1896. p. 391

See also Lumber — Timber.
Wood char. See Brown coal and wood char.

Wood-creosote oil, report on ( Bixby ) . 1887. p. 99

Same, reprint, p. 282

Wood duck and woodcock, two vanishing game birds (Fisher).

1901. p. 447

Wood-leoparcl moth in parks of New York Citv (Southwick) . 1894.

p. 138 -"

Wood lot belonging to E. D. Page, at Oakland, Bergen County, N. J.,

working plan for (Graves). 1898. p. 301

Woodcock and wood duck, two vanishing game birds (Fisher).

1901. p. 447

Wooden ties. See Railroad ties.

Woodford, E. S. Fish culture, letter on. 1869. p. 376 *

Woodhaven, Long Island, N. Y., tornado at (Emery). 1895. p.

252

Woodhull, . Agricultural Department, l)ureau of information

and exchange in, address favoring creation of. 1885. p. 90 . .
Woodpeckers:

Food of ( Beal ) . 1895

Tongues of (Lucas). 1895. p. 35

Woods, Albert Fred:

Bermuda lily disease, preliminary report of investigations. 1897 .

Mosaic disease of tobacco. 1902

Plant physiology in relation to horticulture and agriculture. 1901.

p. 127

Plants, health of, relation of nutrition to. 1901. p. 155

Stigmonose, a disease of carnations and other pinks. 1900

Vegetable physiology and pathology, work in. 1898. p. 261

Woody plants, wounds in, principles of pruning and care of.

1895. p. 257 •

See also, as joint author, Galloway, Beverly Thomas.
See also, for report as acting Chief, Division of Vegetable Physiol-
ogy and Pathology, 1898 ■

Woods, Albert Fred, and Dorsett, Palemon H. Hydrocyanic acid
gas, use of, for fumigating greenhouses and cold frames. 1899.
Woods, Charles Dayton:

Beef, American and European, comparative composition of,
report accompanying exhibit of Animal Industry Bureau, at

Paris Exposition of 1889. p. 426

* By a misprint, this page number appears twice.

Cliissifloatiou no>

A1.7:10

A27.9:4
A13.3:1
A13.3:9
A13.3:l
A13.3:9

A 1.1 0:895

Al. 10:896

A13 3:3

A13.3:13i

A13.3:132

A13.3:8

A13.5:4

A13.2:L97

A13.5:4

A13;5:4
Al. 10:896

A13.3:l
A13.3:9

Al. 10:901

A9.7:7

Al. 10:898

Al. 10:901

A27.9:7

A29.6:23

A1.7:9

A5.3:7
A5.3:7

A28.3:14
A19.3:18

A 10. 3:99
Al. 10:901
A28.3:19
Al. 10:898

Al. 10:895

A28.1
A9.5:37

A4. 1:887-8

610

p. 12.

Woods, Charles Dayton — Continued

Meats, fonipositinn and cooking. 1896

See aim, as joint author, Atwater, Wilbur Oliu — Wheeler,

Homer Jay.
Woods, Clias. Dayton, and ^leVrill, L. H. Bread, investigations on

digestibility and nutritive value of. 1900

Woodsman's Handbook, pt. 1 (Uraves). 1902

Woodward, J. J. Pleuro-pneuuKjnia among cattle, ])athological

anatomy and histology of respiratory organs in. 1871. p. 64
Woodworth, C. W:

Califcjrnia, notes from, on insects. 1900. p. 90

"Entomology, economic, laboratory method of experimentation

in. 1891. p. 266

Woody plant*', wounds in, pruning and care, principles of (Woods).

J). 257

See uho Trees.
Wool:

American —

future of (Newton). 1864. No. 1

note on. 1864. No. 6. p. 6

Arabian trade in. p. 607 •

Australian, note on. 1873. p. 254

British imports, Jan. -March, 1868-69, p. 240

Buyers of, protection against. 1868. p. 247

Consumption of, estimate of, etc. 1867. pp. 16, 66

Domestic, prices of, 1855-69. p. 46

Domestic and foreign. 1890. p. 283

Electoral, culture of, in South, facts relative to. 1878. p. 124...

Export of, from Montevideo in 1901. p. 607

German production and manufacture. 1876. p. 494

Germany's import (Stern), p. 520

Growing-
Australia (Kenworthy ). p. 204

Cahfornia, 1854-74. p. 248

decrease of. 1869. p. 143

interest in United States. , 1866. p. 66

profits of, and future wool market. 1864. No. 1. p. 20

test of. 1865. No. 6. p. 24

Uruguay ( Loggin). 1870. p. 436

Hungarv, industry. 1873. p. 191

Industry in. 1887. p. 33

Production and prices of, Italy. 1895. p. 144

Kind of, most in demand. 1865. No. 2. p. 10

Liverpool, trade. 1868. p. 35

On hand-
Apr. 1867. p. 149

Apr. 1868. p. 185

Apr. 1869. p. 135

Popular fallacies concerning. 1 867. p. 367

Prices of. 1867. p. 246

Production and consumption of. 1866. p. 297

Production of, in United States in 1900. p. 589

Prospect in, 1867, note on. p. 334

Railway charges for transj)ortation of. 1896

Retrospect. 1892. p. 175

Sheep's, substitutes for. See Alpaca.

Silesian ( Erdman ) . p. 521

South A merican i)roduction. 1875. p. 525

Statistics of, in a nutshell, 1870-87. p. 354

Trade in, 1867-68. p. 56

United States, products. 1901

World's clip of —

1875. p. 94

1894. p. 121

1899. p. 671

1900. p. 591

See aim Sheep and wool.

Index

Classlflcutlou no.
A1.9:34

A10.3:85
A13.3:36

A1.2:C29''

A9.6:26

A9.7:3

A 1.10:895

A27.9:2

A27.9:2

A4. 1:901

A27.9:ll

A27.9:7

A 27. 9:6

A27.9:5

A27.9:8

A27.9:28

A1.2:Sh3

A4. 1 :901

A27.9:14

A4. 1:899

A 1.1:864

A27.9:13

A27.9:7

A27.9:4

A27.9:3

A27.9:3

A27.9:8

A27.9:ll

A27.9:25

A27.9:33

A27.9:3

A27.9:6

A27.9:5

A27.9:6

A27.9:7

A27.9:5

A27.9:5

A27.9:4

A4. 1 :900

A27.9:5

A27.8:10

A27.9:30

A4. 1:899
13
26
7

A27.9
A 27. 9
A 27. 9
A4. 1:901

A27.9:14
A 27. 9:32
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:900

611

Index

\V

ol and woolen mill?, statistical report upon [statistics collected

by the Department], p. 505

Woolens, insects which attack, fumigation with bisulphide of carbon
for completeand rapid destruction of (DuBysson). 1S93. p. 159
Woolly a])liis:

California remedies for, note on. 1886. p. 43

Of apple —

circular relative to (Marlatt). 1897

life history of, notes on ( Alwood). 1898. p. 70

See also Aphis.
Wools and other animal fibers, examination of (McMurtrie). 188t>.

Wools of United States, p. 187

World's Agricultural Congress, 1893. See Chicago, 111., World's

Agricultural Congress.
AVorld's Columbian Exposition, 1893. See Chicago, 111., World's

Columbian Exposition.
World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition. See New
Orleans, La., World's Industrial and Cotton Exposition.

World's markets for American products

Worms. See Angleworms — Army worm — BoUworm — Canker-
worms — Cottonworms — Cutworm — Stalk worm — Webworm.

Wr)rth, S.. G. Cloud-burst at Erwin, Tenn. 1898. p. 244

Wo?thington, Charles. See, for reports as Statistician, Agriculture

Department, 1878-1880

Wounds of horses and their treatment (Michener). p. 447

Wraj', William H.:

Great Britain, American animals and animal productions in.

p. 440

Horse trade with Great Britain. 1898. p. 50

Horses, American thoroughbred, in England, p. 503

Live-stock trade from Argentina and Australia to England, p. 81.
Wrecks. See Great Lakes.

Wreia, H. B. Climate and corn, report on, relation of. 1902. p. 8..
Wright, Frank Bennett. Weather Bureau of Japan. 1900. p. 381.
Wright, John A. C. :

Address of, before convention of National League for Good

Roads, Washington. 1893. p. 34

Highwav legislation in New York, history of. 1901. p. 29

Wright, yL Galveston, Tex. , tornado, Nov." 6, 1892. p. 309

Wurtemburg:

Agricultural productions of. 1869-70. p. 206

Pomology in (Schickler). 1870. p. 153

Wurtz, George B. Aerial observations. 1899. p. 114

Wyandotte, American breeds of fowls, 2 (McGrew). 1901

Wvoming:

548

. 1893

p. 377

1900. p. 171

Forest conditions of Rockj' Mountains in (Ensign), p. 41

Geology of, east of foothills of Rocky Mountains (Bailey) . 1890.

p. 65... ".

Irrigation in, use of water in, and its relation to ownership and

distribution of natural supply ( Buffum). 1900

Irrigation system of ( Bond and Wilson) . 1901. p. 47

Live-stock industry of, condition of (McNeely). p. 425

I*rairie dog, from, description of new (Merriam). 1890. p. 33

Water supply of, for season of 1900, as depending on snowfall

(Palmer), p. 498

Weather Bureau, stations of, notes on (Abbe). 1900. p. 17

Windstorm in, local electricity in (Hunton). 1894. p. 509

See aho Laramie Plains — Red Desert of Wyoming — Wheatland.
Wvoming Experiment Station, recent investigations bv, in alkali and

irrigation (Buffum). 1900. p. 69 '

Xanthium strumarium. See Cocklebur.

Xanthium trypeta, report on (Marlatt). 1891. p. 312

Agricultural resources of. p.
Agricultural survey of (Hoyt)
Cattle industry of (McNeely).
Duty of water in (Johnston).

Classiflcation no.

Al. 1:864

A9.7:6

A9.3:12

A9.5:20
A9.6:17

Al.2:W88
Al. 1:871

A12.3:

A29.6:28

A27.1:
A4.2:H78

A4. 1:898
A1.2:H78
A4. 1:899
A4. 1:895-6

A29.6:29
A29.6:28

A10.3:14
A22.3:21
A29.6:20

A27.9:10
A27.9:8
A29.3:24
A4.3:31

Al. 1:870
A27.8:7
A4. 1:898
A10.3:86
A13.3:2

A15.2:Ar7

A10.3:81
A10.3:96
A4. 1:889-90
A5.5:4

A29.6:28
A29.6:28
A29.6:22

A10.3:76
A9.7:3

612

p. 359.

33

Xenia, or immediate effect of jiollen in maize (Webber). 1900

Xiphidiuni eiisiferam, oVipoi^ition and embrvonic development of,

notes on ( Wheeler) . 1890. p. 222 . . ."

Yakima area, Washington, soil survey of (Jent^en an<l Olshausen).

p. 389

Yakima Vallev, Wash., irrigation in, use of water in (Waller).

1902. p. 241

Yakutat Bar, Alaska, botanv of (Coville and Funston). 189.5.

p. 325" ; '

Yale. See Harvard and Yale.

Yams in West Indies (Fairehild). 1899

Yardstick, value of the, note on (Abbe). 1897. p. 19

Yards, disinfecti^)n of, by fire (Stiles) . 1902. p. 15

Yaupon, chemical notes on (Smith). 1872. p. 20

Yazoo area, Mississippi, soil survey of (Bonstee) and party
Yearbooks of Agriculture Department:

Index to, 1894-1900 (Greathouse). 1902

Yellow-spotted willow-slug, rejxjrt on (Howard). 1888.
YeMowstone National Park:

Go\-^rnment road system of (Chittenden). 1901. p. 72

Letter relative t(j forest needs of ( Hague) . 1888. p. 206

Yellowstone Valley, alkali soils of, from preliminary investigation of

soils near Billings, Mont. ( Whitney and Means)

Yerby, M. H., sl)ort l)iography of (Chaffee). 1900. p. 539

Yermoloff, Alexis. Phosphates, Russian mineral. 1873. p. 22

Yocum, J. H. Tannin, determining, by hide power, notes on points

of error in shake method of. 1894. p. 204

Young, John A. Sheep husbandry in North Carolina. 1878. p. 115.
Young peojile attending farmers' institutes, how to interest and

instruct (Spencer). 1902. p. 42

Yuba County, California, agricultural interest in. 1868. p. 457

Yu)>a River, California:

Featm-es and water rights of (Manson). 1901. p. 115

I'se of water of ( Counick ) . 1901 . p. 100

Yuccas, geographic and vertical distribution of, in deserts and desert
ranges of southern California, southern Nevada, northwest-
ern Arizona, and southwestern Utah (Merriam). 1893. p. 345.
Yucatan:

Niin of , nature and uses. p. 268

Sisal-hemp industry in (Dodge). i>. 49

Storm in, note on (Abbe). 1900. p. 155

Yucca insects and yucca pollination, further notes on (Riley). 1893.

p. .300

Yucca pollination, notes on (Riley). 1889. p. 367

Yucca wliippiei, pollination of, in California (Coquillett). 1893.

p. 31 1

Yukon Valley:

Agricultural and h(jrticultural conditions in, preliminary report
on (.lackson). 1898. p. 35

Agricultural possibilities of ( Brainerd) . p. 276

Yukon region:

Birds of, with notes on other species (Bishop). li)00. j). 47

General account of ( C)sgood ) . 1900. p. 7

Mammals of (Osgood). 1900. p. 21

Meteorology of, report on (Myers). 1899. p. 100

Yukon Valley, weather of, report on (Myers). 1901. p. 309

Zabriskic, Rev. J. L. Water bug found by, note on (Bergroth).

1892. p. 321

Zamia, spermatogenesis and fecundation of (Webber). 1901

Zapus. ,Si'e .luiiipiug mice.

Zeliroids, breeding of. p. 369

Zehntner, I-,. Sugar-cane borers of Java. 1898. p. 32

Zeitler, J. N. Milk from Canstadt, report on. 1890. p. 153

Zinc in evaporated apples ( Wiley). 1896 _

Zinc-iron method, determination of nitric nitrogen by (Shiver).
1894. p. 142

Index

( lasNUliatlou 110.

A28.3:22

A9.7:2

A26.5:901'

A10.3:104

A6.5:3

A6.4:21

A 29. 6:25

A4.3:35

A27.9:10

A26.5:901i

ALIO:

A21.3:7

A9.7:l

A22.3:21
A13.3:2

A26.3:14
A29.6:28
A27.9:ll

A7.3:43
A1.2:Sh3

A10.3:110
A27.9:6

A10.3:100
A10.3:100

A5.5:7

AL 1:868
A 11. 5:3
A29.6:28

A9.7:5
A9.7:l

A9.7:5

A 10. 3:48
A10.P:90I

A5.5:19
A5.5:19
A5.5:19
A29.6:27
A29.6:29 •

A9.7:4
A 19. 3:2

A 4. 1:898
A9.6:10
A7.3:24
A7.3:48

A7.::;4;;

013

Index

OlaNslflciitldii 110.
1901 1 A23.4:2

1898

on,

Znaim cucumbers, cultivation of (Fairchild).
Zones:

Life and crop, of United States (Merriam),

Verdant, notes on (Abbe) . 1893. p. 365

Zoology :

Abstracts of reports of agricultural experiment stations

1897-1902

Medical and veterinary, index catalogue of. Pt. 1. Authors:

A to Azevedo (Stiles and Hassall) . 1902

See also Mammalogy.
Zuntz, N. Metabolism of nutrients in animal body and source of

muscular energy. 1897. p. 538

Zuyder-Zee, reclamation of. 1875. p. 455

Zyemstvos. See Russian zyemstvos.

A5.3:10
A 29. 6:21

A10.6:
A4.3:39'

A 10.6:7
A27.9:13

614

APPEXDIX

REPORTS WHICH ORIGINATED IN THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, BUT
WHICH WERE PRINTED ONLY AS CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS

615

Appendix

(1) 37th Conjr., 3d sess., H. doe. 14; serial numV)er 1159.

Letter from Commissioner of Department of Agriculture, in answer to reso-
lutions in regard to expenditure of agrirultural fund. Dec. 18, 1862. 8 pp.

(Contains statement of money paid for agricultural statistics, etc., July 1 to
Dec. 5, 1862, and opinion of Attorney-General on transfer of unexpended
appropriation and debts of Commissioner of Patents for agricultural purposes.)

(2) 38th Cong., 1st sess., S. mis. doe. 13; serial number 1177.

Letter of Conunissioner of Agriculture to Chairman Connnittee on Agricul-
ture u])on subject of taxation of tobacco as recommended by Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. January 21, 1864. 6 pp.

(Shows reasons for dissent from proposition of Commissioner of Internal Rev-
enue to tax leaf tobacco twenty cents per pound. )

(3) 38th Cong., 2d sess., S. doc. 35; serial number 1209.

Letter of Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting report of connnission
appointed to test practicability of cultivating and preparing flax or hemp as
substitute for cotton. March 1, 1865. 96 pp.

(4) 39th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 49; serial nmnber 1255.

Reply of Commissioner of Agriculture to resolution relative to receipts and
disbursements of that Department. February 21, 1866. 43 pp.

(An itemized account of all receipts and disbursements of the Department
from its inc-eption, May 15, 1862, to Jan. 30, 1866. )

(5) 39th Cong., 1st sess., S. mis. doc. 9^; .serial number 1239.

Letter of Commissioner of Agriculture, communicating information in rela-
tion to rinderpest or cattle ]j]ague. April 18, 1866. 21 pp.

(History of disease, remedies and courses of treatment advisable, and meas-
ures necessary to prevent its spread. )

(6) 39th Cong., l.st sess., S. mis. doc. 103; serial numl)er 1239.

Communication from Commissioner of Agriculture relative to subject of
curing seed and cultivating china grass. May 3, 1866. 5 pp.

(T) .39th Cong., 1st sess., S. mis. doc. 124; serial number 1239.

Letter of Commissioner of Agriculture to Chairman Committee on Agricul-
ture, transmitting communication from Argentine Republic in reference to
purchase by o.ur Government of flock of alpacas. July 5, 1866. 3 pp.

(§) 40th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 55; serial number 1330.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture in answer to resolution relative to
allowance of twenty per cent for last fiscal year. December 16, 1867. 1 p.

(9) 40th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 91; sterial number 1332.

Report of Commissioner of Agriculture in response to House resolution.
January 13, 1868. 11 pp.

(Report on condition of Department, and legislation necessary for reorgani-
zation in keeping with its vast interests. )

(10) 40th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 121; serial number 1337.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture relative to duty on importati(~»ns of
foreign stock. January 27, 1868. 2 pp.

(11) 40th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. .188; serial number 1337.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting memorial of Tennes-
see Horticultural Society for removal of import duties on agricultural seeds,
etc., and approving same. February 25, 1868. 2 pp.

(12) 40th Cong., 3d .sess., H. doc. 93; serial number 1381.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture relative to proposed international
horticultural exhibition to be held at Hamburg Sept., 1869. Februarv 24,
1869. 3 pp.

(13) 41st Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 107; serial nundjer 1417.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture in answer to resolution in relation
to extent and value of foreign commodities susceptible of production within
limits of country, as j^lants useful for dye-stuffs, medicines, an<l for other
economic purposes. Fel)ruary 3, 1870. 5 pp.

(Letter includes table showing amount and value of articles imported at New
York City, 1869, and their products. )

G16

. A|>|>i>n«li\

(14) 42(1 Cong., 3(1 sess., H. ox. doc. 34: serial miiiiher lo(i5.

Letter from C"oininJs?i(iner of A<j;ricnltnre, transmitting list of articles pur-
chased and disposed of bv his department since invent<jrv made December 1,
1871. December 10, 1872. 2 pp.

(15) 42d Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 17; serial luimlter 1509.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture relative to inventory and accounts
of property of IT. S. in public buildings and gnjunds. Decemlx-r 1 1 . 1S71 . 2 ](i).

(16) 42d Cong., 2d sess., S. mis. doc. 144; serial number 1482.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, communicating, in compliance
with resolution, statement of statistics of wools and woolens, showing impt^rta-
tiou and domestic production thereof. April 24, 1872. (3 pp.

(17) 44th Cong., 1st sess., S. mis. doc. 75; serial number 1665.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting, in answer to resolu-
tion, information in relation to soil and climate adapted to growth of sea-islanil
cotton. March 10, 1876. 3 pp.

(18) 44th Cong., 1st sess., S. mis. doc. 75, pt. 2; serial number 1665.

Letter from Connnissioner of Agriculture, communicating, in answer to reso-
lution, additional information in relation to culti\'ation of sea-island cotton.
March 20, 1876. 2 pp.

(19) 45th Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 24; serial number 1802.

Message from President of United States, transmitting special report upon
subject of forestry by Commissioner of Agriculture. December 14, 1877. 3 i)p.
(A short review of "Report on Forestry, by Franklin B. Hough." )

(20) 45th Cong., 2d sess., S. ex. doc. 35; serial number 1780.

INIessage from President of the United States, communicating, in answer to
resolution, information in relation to disease jjrevailing among swine and other
domestic animals. February 28, 1878. 149 pp.

(21) 45th Cong., 3d sess., S. mis. doc. 71; serial number 1833.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture to Chairman Committee on Agri-
culture, communicating information on su])ject of pleuro-pneumonia am(»ng
cattle. February 15, 1879. 22 pp.

(Consists of jnany letters from men interestecl, history of disease and pre-
ventive measures adopted here and abroad.)

(22) 47th Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 30; serial num))er 2046.

Communication from Commissioner of Agriculture relative to establishment
of "Experiment Station" in District of Colundna. February 1, 1882. 6 i)p.

(Letters showing advantages to foreign countries of experiment stations and
our need for them. )

(23) 47th Cong., 1st sess., II. mis. doc. .39; serial numl)er 2046.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, in resi)onse to resolution, relative
to growth of cinchona in United States. May 17, 1882. 3 pp.

(24) 47th Cong., 2d sess., S. mis. doc. 51; serial number 2083.

Investigation of scientific; and economic relations of sorghum-sugar industry,
by Conunittee of National .Academy of Sciences. November, 1882. Washing-
ton, Government Printing Otfice, 1883. 152 jip.

(Contains: Report ot conunittee; C(inclusion and summary; and apix'uded
papers: Socallecl Chinese sugar cane, by S. Wells Williams; Sorghum, by
Louis Vilmorin; Sorghum, by Leonard Wray; Sorghum and some conclusions
as to value as source of sugar, by Peter ("oilier; Stati.-tics of sorghum, liy J. R.
Dodge; Sorghum sugar cane; Ilio (irande Sugar Co., New Jersey; Champaign
Sugar and Glucose Mfg. Co., Cliampaign, III.; I'.xpcrinieiits in amber cane at
Madison, Wisconsin; Experiments with sorglnun canes, by Magnus Swcnson;
Varieties of cane grown for exj)eriments, by W. A. Henry; Mamifacture of
sugar, siru]), and glucose from sorghum, by Henry H. Weber and Melville A.
Scovell; Letters; and r.il>liography. )

(25) 48th Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 137; serial number 2167.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriciltnre. transmitting, in answer to resolu-
tion, statement of amount of certain grains produced in I'liited States during
certain periods, and their disposition. March 25, 1884. 12 pp.

G17

Appendix

(26) 48th Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 46; serial number 2296.

Letter from Commissioner of Afjrirultiire, transmitting list of persons
employed and statement of expenditures and of means adopted for suppression
of contagious and infectious diseases among domestic animals. December 18,
1884. 8 pp.

(27) 49th Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 154; serial number 2415.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting statement of expend-
itures for fiscal year ended June 30, 1885. March 17, 1886. 43 pp.

(2§) 49th Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 240; serial number 2418.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting, in response to reso-
lution, statement showing amount expended for chemical division in labora-
tory from appropriation for present fiscal year and balance unexpended.
April 27, 1886. 4 pp. •

(29) 49th Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 284; serial number 2418.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting certain papers, in
response to resolution calling for copy of Department circular of June 6, 1882;
copy of award of committee appointed to carry provisions of circular into
effect; copies of all correspondence with Delaware Beet-Sugar Co. on subject,
and statement of awards paid and to whom. May 14, 1886. 6 pp.

(Circular offers awards to manufacturers of sorghum and beet sugar for best
reports on methods used. )

(30) 49th Cong., Ist sess., H. mis. doc. 303; serial number 2488.

Letter from Acting Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting, in response to
resolution, report by statistician of Department respecting supply and domestic"
requirement of wheat and corn, and acreage of wheat, for present year, as
compared with past five years; also probable requirements of importing coun-
tries and acreage of crop and probable surplus or shortage in exporting countries
for ensuing year. June 1, 1886. 11 pp.

(31) 49th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 20; serial number 2488.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting report of expendi-
tures for fiscal year ended June 30, 1886. December 14, 1886. 42 pp.

(32) 50th Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 24; serial number 2504.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture in response to resolution relative to
employes obtaining patents for process of sugar making. December 13,
1887. 5 pp.

( Letter in restraint of allowing patents to Magnus Swenson, and opinion of
Attorney-General. )

(33) 50th Cong., 1st sess., H. mis. doc. 122; serial number 2565.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting statement of expend-
itures for fiscal year ended June 30, 1887. January 18, 1888. 81 pp.

(34) 50th Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 68; serial number 2510.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting, in response to reso-
lution, report of Professor Swenson on sorghum sugar. February 6, 1888. 11pp.

(35) 50th Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 69; serial number 2510.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting report for 1887 of
Bureau of Animal Industry. February 6, 1888. 75 pp.

(36) 50th Cong., 2d sess., S. mis. doc. 29; serial number 2614.

Letter of Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting report of Joseph Neu-
mann of result of his study and experiments of wild native silkworm of Cali-
fornia. January 5, 1889. 5 pp.

(37) 50th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 62; serial number 2654.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting report for 1888 of
Bureau of Animal Industry. January 9, 1889. 116 pp.

(3§) 50th Cong., 2d sess., H. mis. doc. 135; serial number 2654.

Letter from Commissioner of Agriculture, transmitting report of Women's
Silk Culture Association of United States for fiscal vear 1888. March 2,
. 1889. 4 pp.

(39) 5l8t Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 24; serial number 2682.

Letter of Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting report of operations of
Bureau of Animal Industry for year 1889. January 8, 1890. 74 pp.

618

Appendix

(40) 51st Cong., Istsess., TI. ex. doc. 104; serial number 2741.

Letter from Set-re tai y of Agriculture, transmittiiifr statement of exi.i-nditures
for fiscal year ended June 30, 1889. January I'd, 1890. 98 pp.

(41) 51st Cong., 1st sess., II. ex. doc. 110; serial number 2743.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting report^ upon operations
of Women's Silk Culture Association of United States and of Ladies' Silk Cul-
ture Society of California, and upon experiments made in District of Columbia
with silk-reeling machinery. January If), 1890. 30 pp.

(Includes also report of Joseph Neumann.)

(42) 5l8t Cong., Istsess., H. ex. doc. 423; serial number 2752.

Communic-ation from Acting Secretary of Agriculture, in reference to defi-
'ciencyin api)ropriation for North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station, and
stating that said appropriation should be made. June 21, 1890. 1 p.

(43) 51st Cong., 1st sess., S. mis. doc. 179; serial number 2700.

Letter of Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting synopsis of report which
the Department of Agriculture will make upon subject of irrigation by artesian
wells. July 1, 1890. 7 pp.

(This is ashort sjmopsisof (A15.2:Ar7).)

(44) 51st Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 35; serial number 2855.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting statement of expenditures
t of all appropriations for fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. December 3, 1890.
95 pp.

(45) 51st Cong., 2d sess., S. ex!, doc. 8; serial number 2818.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting report of Bureau of
Animal Industry [for year 1890]. December 11, 1890.^ 104 pp.

(46) 51st Cong., 2d sess.,, S. ex. doc. 53, pt. 2; serial number 2818.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting, in additional response to
resolution, report of progress of irrigation in months of November and Decem-
ber. January 20, 1891. 14 pp. 12 folded pi.

(47) 5l8t Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 203; serial number 2863.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting statement of all purchases
of cocoons and all sales of silk and silk waste during fiscal year eTiding June
30, 1890; also reports of Ladies' Silk Culture Society of California and
Women's Silk Culture Association of United States. January 24, 1891. 25 pp.

(48) 52d Cong., 1st sess., S. ex. doc. 11; serial number 2892.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting report of Bureau of
Animal Industry for year 1891. December 22, 1891. 129 pj).

(49) 52d Cong., 1st sess., H. ex. doc. 55; serial number 2953.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting detailed statement of all
expenditures of appropriations for vear ending June 30, 1891. January 7,
1892. 134 pp.

(50) 52d Cong., Istsess., S. ex. doc. 45; serial number 2900.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture,. in resjxynse to resolution, transmitting
report of agent of Department of Agriculture for making experiments in pro-
duction of rainfall. FeVjruary 25, 1892. 59 pp. 9 pi.

(51) 52d Cong., Istsess., S. ex. doc. 75; serial number 2900.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, in response to resolution, relative to
certain employes in Department. April 12, 1892. 5 pp.

(52) 52d Cong., 2d sess., S. ex. doc. 20; serial number 305(>.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting annual report of Bureau
of Animal Industry for 1892. January 5, 1893. 229 pp.

(53) 52d Cong., 2d sess., II. ex. doc. 251; serial lumiber 3107.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting statement sliowint: ex-
penditure of appropriation for experiments in maiiufactinf of sugar. March
2, 1893. 3 pp.

(54) 53d Cong., 2d sess., H. ex. doc. 14; serial number 3223.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting detailed statement of
expenditures of all appropriations for fiscal vear ending June .'!(). 1893. Decem-
ber 5, 1893. 208 pp.

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Appendix

(55) 53d Cong.. 2d sess., S. ex. doc. 72; serial number 3160.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, in response to resolution, relative to
wheat crop of United States. April 4, 1894. 2 pp.

(56) 53d Cong., 2d sess., S. ex. doc. 125; serial number 3163.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, in response to resolution, calling for
statement of visible and invisible supply of wheat likely to be in United States
on July 1, 1894, and other information concerning crops for 1894. June 29,
1894. 2 pp.

(57) 53d Cong., 2d sess., S. ex. doc. 172; serial number 3163.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, in response to resolution, transmitting
information in relation to investigati(jns and experiments in planting native
pine seed for growth of native pine in sand hills of the Northwest, and other
information called for in resolution. August 2, 1894. 14 pp.

(Contains extract from report of Forestry Division, 1892, on forest-planting
experiments in Nebraska. )

(58) 53d Cong., 3d sess., H. ex. doc. 8; serial number 3319.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting detailed statement of
expenditures for fiscal year ending June 30, 1894. December 3, 1894. 180 pp.

(59) 53d Cong., 3d sess., S. ex. doc. 69; serial number 3280.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, in response to resolution, transmitting
information in relation to machinery and other materials furnished by General
Government and used for experimenting in manufacture of sugar. February
12, 1895. 6 pp. .

(60) 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc: 25; serial number 3390.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting detailed statement of
expenditures of all appropriations for fiscal year ended June 30, 1895, includ-
ing supplemental account to date. December 6, 1895. 189 pp.

(61) 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 208; serial number 3420.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, replying to resolution relating to effi-
ciency of employees in certain Executive Departments. February 6, 1896. 1 p.

(62) 54th Cong., 1st sess., S. doc. 248; serial number 3354.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture in response to resolution directing Sec-
retary of Agriculture to immediately communicate to Senate reasons for delay
in supplying seeds for distrilnition. May 8, 1896. 2 pp.

(63) 54th Cong., 1st sess., S. doc. 267; serial number 3354.

Letter from Acting Secretary of Agriculture relating to bill for further pre-
vention of cruelty to animals in District of Columbia. INIay 20, 1896. 6 jip.

(64) 54th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 232; serial number 3524.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, replying to resolution, requesting infor-
mation relating to production and export of castor beans. Jauuarv 30, 1897.
Ip.

(65) 54th Cong., 2d s^ss., H. doc. 275; serial number 3534.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting, in response to resolution,
statement as to employees in Department. February 9, 1897. 162 pp.

(66) 54th Cong., 2d sess., S. doc. 155; serial number 3471.

Letter froTU Secretary' of Agriculture, connnunicating, in response to i-esolu-
tion, information relative to removal of certain employees in Bureau of Animal
Industry at South Omaha. February 25, 1897. 13 pp.

(67) 55th Cong., 1st sess., S. doc. 112; serial number 3562.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, in regard to bill entitled "A bill for
further prevention of crueltv to animals in District of Columbia." "Slav 26, 1897.
8 pp.

(6§) 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 26; serial number 3651.

Letter from Secretary, of Agriulfare, transmitting detailed statement of
expenditures of all appropriations for fiscal vear ending June 30, 1897. Decem-
ber 6, 1897. 218 pp.

(69) 55th Cong., 2d .sess., S. doc. 63; serial number .3592.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, in response to resolution, relative to
sugar importation, production, and consumption in United States. January
17, 1898. 4 pp.

620

Appeudi.v

(TO) 55th Cong., 2d sess., H. doe. 309; serial number 3679.

[Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, tran.-^mitting report on] adulteration
of wheat flour. February 16, 1898. 42 j)p.

(71 ) o5th Cong., 3d sess., H. doc. 23; serial number 3768.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting detailed statement of
expenditures of all appropriations for tiscal year ending June MO, 1898, includ-
ing supplemental accounts to date. December 5, 1898. 214 j)p.

(72) 55th Cong., 3d sess., H. doc. 181; serial number 3813.

Keport upon forestry investigations of Department of Agriculture, 1877-1898;
by B. E. Fernow. Washington, Government Printing Office. 1899. 401 pp.
32 pi. 4°.

(Contains: ^Memorial of committee, American Association for Advancement
of Science, in l)ehalf of forest preservation, leading to establishment of Division
of Forestry; List of publications relating to forestry issued fmni Department of
Agriculture since 1877; Forests and forestry in United States; Forest policies of
J^uropean nations; Forest conditif)ns and methods of foreign management in
Germany, with brief account of forest management in British India; Principles
of silviculture; Principles of forest economy; Forest influences; Work in tim-
ber physics in Division of Forestry, by Filibert Roth ; ]Metal ties for railways
and economies in use of wooden ties, by E. E. Russell Tratman. )

(73) 55th Cong., 3d sess., S. doc. 124; serial number 3735.

• Message from President of United States, transmitting, in response to resolu-
tion, report of Secretary of Agriculture, regarding usefulness of reservoirs to
agriculture in irrigated regions of the United States. February 18, 1899.
14 pp.

(74) 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 173; serial number 3929.

Letter from Acting Secretary of Agriculture, presenting detailed statement
of expenditures of all appropriations for fiscal vear ending June 30, 1899.
December 13, 1899. 234 pp.

(75) 56th Cong., 1st sess., S. doc. 81; serial number 3850.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, in respqnse to resolution, relative to
expenditure of $50,000,000 appropriated by Congress [to supply in-gent deficien-
cies in appropriations for fiscal year ending June 30, 1898, and for prior years,
and for other purposes] . January 16, 1900. 1 p.

(76) 56th Cong., 1st sess., H. doc. 500; serial nunil)er 3929.

^Message from President of United States, transmitting report of Secretary of
Agriculture on work and expenditures of agricultural experiment stations for
fiscal year ended June 30, 1899. March 8, 1900. Ill pp.

(77) 56th Cong., 1st sess., S. doc. 277; serial number 3868.

Letter from Sec-retary of Agriculture, transndtting, in response to resolution,
statement showing number of persons employed in Department of Agriculture,
between certain ages. April 10, 1900. 2 pp.

(78) 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 29; serial number 4116.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, presenting detailed statement of
expenditures for year ending June 30, 1900. December 3, 1900. 247 jip.

(79) 56th Cong., 2d sess., H. doc. 192; serial number 4148.

Ix'tter from Secretary of Agriculture, relating to printing n-port on investi-
gations of agricultural resources and cajiabilities of Porto Kico. December 13,
1900. 1 p. '

(80) 56th Cong., 2d sess., S. doc. 108; serial mmiber 4033.

Irrigation investigations in California, under direction of Elwood IVIead,
assisted t)v William E. Sinythe, Marsdeii Manson, J. ;\I. Wilson, Charles D.
3Iarx, Frank Soule, C. K. (irunsky, Edward M. Boggs, and James I). Schuyler.
January 24, 1901. Washington, Government Printing Office, 1901. 73 pp.

(81) 57th Cong., 1st sess., S. doc. 181; serial innnb^T 4234.

Tabulated statement prepared by Agricultural Dei>artment, for Senate Com-
mittee on Manufactures, showing a<lultcration of most coinmon articles of food
consumed in United States. February 11, 1902. Washington, Governmeut
Printing Office, 1902. 19 pp.

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(82) 57th Cong., Istsess., S. doc. 377; serial number 4245.

Letter from Secretary of Airriculture, transmittin<i detailed statement show-
ing location, annual rental, etc., of quarters occupied hy Dopartmeut ut Agri-
culture. May 29, 1902. 4 pp.

(83) 57th Cong., Istsess., H. doc. 29; serial number 4301.

Letter from Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting detaile<l statement of
expenditures of all appropriations for fiscal year ending June 30, 1901, includ-
ing supplemental accounts to October 14, incLusive. December 2, 190L
274 pp.

(84) 57th Cong., l.st sess., S. doc. 24; serial number 4220.

Report of Secretary of Agriculture in response to resolution, giving data
regarding numljer of employees, ages, and salaries of each in his Department.
December 4, 1901. 33 pp.

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INDEX TO APPENDIX

Entry no.

Adulteration, food 81

Agfs of oniployui-s 77, 84

Agriculturu Department 9

Alpacas, flock of 7

Amber cane 24

American Association for Advancement of

Science 72

Animal Industry Bureau 35. 37, 39. 4.i, 48, 52,66

Animals 20, 26, 63767

Argentine Republic 7

Artesian well.s 43

Attorney-General, opinion 1, 32

Beans, castor 64

Beet sugar 29

Bibliography of sorghum 24

Boggs, Edua'rd M 80

British India, forests 74

California 36,41,47,80

Castor beans 64

Cattle 21

Cattle jilague 5

Chamjiaigii Sugar and Glucose Manufac-
turing ('ninpauy, Champaign, 111 24

Chemical Division 28

China grass 6

<'hinese sugar cane 24

Cinchona 23

Cocoons 47

Collier, Peter 24

Corn 30

Cotton 3, 17, 18

Crops 55, 56

Cruelty to animals 63, 67

Deficiencies 42, 75

Delaware Beet Sugar Company 29

Disbursements. See E.xpenditures.

Diseases, animal 20, 26

District of Columbia 22, 41, 63, 67

Dodge, J. R 24

Domestic animals 20, 26

Duty on imports 10

Dyestuffs 13

Employees j 51, 61, 65, 77, 84

Europe, forest policies 72

Expendit\ires 1,4,

27, 31, 33, 40, 44, 49, 54, 58, 60, 68, 71, 74, 78, 83

Experiment stations 22, 42, 76

Fernow, B. E 72

Flax 3

Flour, wheat 70

Food adulteration 81

Forestry 19, 57, 72

Forestry Division 72.

<;erma)iy, forests 72

(ihicose". 24

Grain . : 25

Gni.ss, China 6

Grnnsky, C. E 80

Hamburg 12

Ilemi) 3

Henrv, W. A 24

Horticulture 12

Hough, Franklin B 19

Entry no.

Imports 10, 13, 16

Internal-revenue tax 2

Irrigation 43, 46, 73, 80

Ladies' Silk Culture Society of California.. 41,47

Machinery 41

Madison, Wis 24

Manson, Marsden ,«!0

Marx, Charles D so

Mead, Elwood l 80

Medicines 13

National ,\cademy of Sciences 24

Nebraska 57, 66

Neumann, .To.seph 36,41

New York City ^13

North Dakota.'. 42

Northwest, the 57

Oiliee quarters 82

Omaha, Nebr 66

Patents 32

Patents, Commissioner of 1

Physics, timber 72

Piiie trees .4 67

Plants T 13

Pleuro-pneumonia 21

Porto Kico 79

Property in public buildings 15

Public buildings, property 15

Purchases 14

Quarters, office 82

Railway ties 72

Rainfall 50

Receipts, 1862-1865 4

Reservoirs 73

Rinderpest 5

Rio Grande Sugar Company, New Jersey . . 24

Schuyler, James D ." . . . 80

Scovell, Melville A 24

Sea-island cotton 17,18

Seeds 11,62

Silk 38,41,47

Silk worm 36

Silviculture 72

Sirup 24

Smythe, William E 80

Sorghum sugar 24, 29, 34

Soul(5, Frank 80

Statistics, agricultural 1

Sugar 24, 32, 53, 59, 69

Swenson, Magnus 24, 32, 34

Swine 20

Tennessee Horticultural Society 11

Tobacco, leaf 2

Tratman, E. E. R\issell 72

Twenty per cent allowance 8

Vilmorin, Louis 24

Weber, Henry H 24

Wells, artesian 43

W hea t 30, 55, 56

Wht>at flour 70

Williams, S. Wells 24

Wilson, ,). M 80

Women'sSilk Culture Assn. of I'. S 38,41,47

Wools and woolens 16

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