J U. S.Z>.A. LibhAry, Auu zi iy»d LIBRARY OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE i ^\ u ■^- aKAi'^ V ^^..v •?/ Scheme of Classification WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1916 a Ifi- cy 'WS.-DQ, Uv (Ka.^ PREFACE. The classification of the library of the Department of Agriculture is one which was made especially for it in 1889 by Mr. W. I. Fletcher, then librarian of Amherst College, there not being available at that time any adequate printed classification of the literature of agriculture. The classification as originally made was broad and simple, the total number of classes being only 230. The library's collections at that time were comparatively small, aggregating probably less than 25,000 volumes. With the growth of the library it has been necessary greatly to expand the original classification, the number of classes being now 1,300. The additions have been made from time to time as the size and use of the collections in certain subjects have demanded subdivision and as books on subjects not previously included in the classification have been added to the library. These changes have been largely influenced also by the growth in the work and organization of the department. In making the additions it has not been possible always, on account of the make-up of the classification, to place them where they would logically belong. As a result, the present classification is in many respects illogical and unbalanced. The classi- fication of subjects such as botany and forestry is rather minute, while other sub- jects — ^for example, cereals, horticulture, veterinary science, and zoology — have not yet been subdivided. The work of expanding the classification in these and other subjects which are in need of subdivision, will be continued as rapidly as the routine work of the library will permit. The classification has been printed on one side of the page, in order easily to peimit of additions and changes. For the reasons explained above, the classification of the library is not one which can be recommended for adoption by other libraries and it is printed exclu- sively for departmental use. It was first printed about 1898; the second edition was issued in 1906. It would undoubtedly be desirable for the library to adopt a new classifica- tion and one more widely used by other libraries, but this has never seemed feasible on account of the great amount of work and expense involved in the reclassification. Claribel R. Barnett, Librarian. January 18, 1916. (3) 39S546 CONTENTS. Page. Synopsis of classification 5 Classification 7 Index 41 (4) SYNOPSIS. Class. r Reports and periodicals 'I Agriculture s General works > 1-77 (^Separate branches J Horticulture and landscape gardening 80-98 Forestry 99 Agricultural colleges and experiment stations 100-109 General literature -< 'General periodicals Biography Travels History ^Miscellaneous literature y.. 110-145 United States public documents 148-174 Reference books 200-239 Bibliography 240-243 Economic science -« ^Statistics Law Education y 250-287 Economics Commerce {Transportation^ Engineering > Manufactures J Mathematics 288-313 325 ''Physics Meteorology Physical sciences -^Chemistry Y -. 330-408 Pharmacy Geology Zoology Entomology Medicine )^ 409-464 Hygiene ^Botany Scientific periodicals 470-475 Learned societies 500-51 7 (8) Biological sciences _ - . -< ORDER OF CLASSES. AGRICULTURE. 1 United States Department of agriculture publications (in- cluding agricultural reports of Patent office), arranged by bureaus, etc. 1.2 Climatological reports of various states, arranged alphabeti- cally by states. 1.23 Climatological summaries. 1.29 State weather service reports. 1.3 Climatological service. District reports. 1.9 Mimeographed material, arranged by bureaus, etc., as under class 1. 2 Agricultural reports of various states, arranged alphabeti- cally by state. 4 Agricultural societies of United States. 4.5 Agricidtural premium lists. Societies in the United States. (Uncatalogued. Give full book number.). 5 Agricultural congresses and conventions. 6 Agricultural periodicals. United States. Agricultural periodicals and societies. Foreign countries. 7 British America. 8 Mexico, Central America, and West Indies. 9 Argentine Republic. 9.1 Bolivia. 9.2 Brazil. 9.3 Chile. 9.4 Colombia. 9.5 Ecuador. 9.6 Guiana. 9.7 Paraguay. 9.8 Peru. 9.9 Uruguay. 9.95 Venezuela. 10 Great Britain. 1 1 Scandinavia. 12 Netherlands. 13 Belgium. 14 France. 15 Spain and Portugal. 16 Italy and SicUy. 17 Switzerland. 18 Germany. (7) AGBIGULTURE. Agricultural periodicals and societies, etc. — Continued. 19 Austria-Hungary. 20 Russia. 21 Greece, Rumania, Servia, and Turkey. 22 India. 22.5 Japan and other Asiatic countries. 23 Australasia. 24 Africa. 25 Other countries (including Hawaii and the Philippines), 26 Tropical. 28 International. 30 Agriculture. General works. 30.1 Dictionaries and encyclopedias. 30.2 Textbooks. 30.3 Handbooks, almanacs, and calendars. 30.4 Addresses, essays, etc. 30.5 Legislation. 30.6 Bookkeeping. 30.8 Ancient writers (before 1600). 30.9 History. 31 America. 31.1 North America. 31.2 Canada. 31.3 United States. 31.4 Latin America. 31.5 Mexico. 31.6 Central America. 31.7 West Indies. 31.9 South America. 32 Great Britain. 33 Continental Europe. 33.11 Scandinavia. 33.13 Belgium and Luxemburg. 33.15 Netherlands. 33.17 France. 33.19 Italy. 33.21 Switzerland. 33.23 Spain. 33.25 Portugal. 33.27 Germany. 33.29 Austria-Hungary. 33.31 Russia. 33.33 Bulgaria. 33.35 Rumania. 33.37 Servia. 33.39 Greece. AGRICULTURE ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. 34 Asia. 34.1 China. 34.2 India. 34.3 Japan. 34.5 Other Asiatic countries. 35 Africa. 35.1 Algeria and Tunis. 35.2 Egypt 35.3 South Africa. 35.4 Other African countries. 36 Australasia. 37 Oceanica (including Hawaii and Philippine Islands) 38 Tropical agriculture. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. 40 Domestic animals. 40.1 Goats. 40.18 Periodicals. 40.19 Societies and stud-books. 40.9 Domestic animals. Stud-books. 41 Veterinary science. 41.5 Legislation. 41.6 Catalogues of instruments. 41.8 Periodicals. 41.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 42 Horses. 42.5 Catalogues, etc. 42.8 Periodicals. 42.9 Societies and stud-books. 43 Cattle. 43.5 Catalogues, etc. 43.8 Periodicals. 43.9 Societies and herd-books. 44 Dairying (including imitation of butter, etc.) . 44.8 Periodicals. 44.9 Societies. 45 Sheep and wool. 45.5 Catalogues, etc. 45.8 Periodicals. 45.9 Societies and flock-books. 46 Swine. 46.5 Catalogues, etc. 46.8 Periodicals. 46.9 Societies and herd-books. 47 Poultry. 47.1 Ducks and geese. 47.2 Pigeons. 47.28 Periodicals ANIMAL HUSBANDRY THE SOIL CBOPS. 10 Poultry — Continued . 47.3 Turkeys. 47.4 Ostriches. 47.5 Catalogues, etc. 47.8 Periodicals. 47.9 Societies. 48 Dogs and pets. 48.8 Periodicals. 48.9 Societies. 49 Live-stock periodicals. 49.9 Live-stock societies. 50 Meat inspection. Abattoirs. 50.8 Periodicals. THE SOIL. 53 Tillage (including Dry farming) . 54 Drainage. 54.8 Periodicals. 54.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 55 Irrigation. 55.8 Periodicals. 55.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 56 Soils. (See also 395, Agricultural chemistry.) 56.8 Periodicals. 56.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 57 Fertilizers. (See also 395, Agricultural chemistry.) 57.8 Periodicals. 57.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 58 Agricultural implements and processes. 58.5 Catalogues. 58.8 Periodicals. 58.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. CROPS. 59 Cereals. 59.8 Periodicals (including milling periodicals). 59.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 60 Forage crops. 60.1 Grasses, including ranges, meadows, etc. 60.3 Leguminous plants. 60.4 Root crops. 60.5 Other plants. f 60.7 Silos and ensilage. 61 Seeds. 61.4 Seed control stations. 61.5 Seed and plant exchange lists. 61.8 Periodicals. 61.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. CEOPS. 11 62 Seed, nursery, and florists' catalogues. United States, ar- ranged chronologically. 63 Seed, nursery, and florists' catalogues. Foreign. 63.01 Canada. 63.02 Mexico. 63.03 Central America. 63.04 West Indies. 63.05 South America. 63.1 Great Britain. 63.12 Ireland. 63.21 Norway. 63.22 Sweden. 63.23 Denmark. 63.31 Belgium. 63.32 Netherlands. 63.33 Luxemburg. 63.41 France. 63.42 Italy. 63.43 Switzerland. 63.44 Spain. 63.45 Portugal. 63.5 Germany. 63.51 Austria. 63.52 Hungary. 63.53 Bulgaria. 63.54 Rumania. 63.55 Servia. 63.56 Greece. 63.6 Russia. 63.71 Japan. 63.72 China. 63.73 India. 63.74 Other Asiatic countries. 63.81 Algeria. 63.82 Tunis. 63.83 Egypt. 63.84 South Africa. 63.85 Other African countries. 63.9 Australia. 63.91 Philippine Islands. 63.92 Hawaii. 63.93 Oceanica. 64 Crops; agricultural botany; plant improvement. 65 Sugar: cane sugar and general works. 65.8 Periodicals. 65.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 66 Beet sugar. 66.8 Periodicals. 66.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 16738—16 2 CHOPS. 1 2 Sugar — Con tinued . 67 Sorghum. 67.8 Periodicals. 67.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 68 Beverages and condiments. 68.1 Tea. 68.18 Periodicals. 68.2 Coffee. 68.3 Cacao. 68.4 Other. 68.6 Spices and condiments. 68.7 Flavorings. 68.8 Periodicals. 68.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 69 Tobacco. 69.8 Periodicals. 69.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 70 Hops. 71 Drug and medicinal plants. 71.1 Cinchona. 71.2 Ginseng. 71.3 Opium. 72 Cotton. 72.8 Periodicals. 72.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 73 Fiber and textile plants. 73.1 Flax. 73.2 Hemp. 73.3 Jute. 73.4 Ramie. 73.5 Other. 73.8 Periodicals. 73.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 74 Basket willow and other plants used in basketry; Broom corn. 75 Vegetables. 75.8 Periodicals. 75.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 77 Miscellaneous technical plants. 77.8 Periodicals. 77.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 78 Rubber. 78.8 Periodicals. 78.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 79 Farm pests and weeds. HORTICULTURE FORESTRY. 13 HORTICULTURE AND LANDSCAPE GARDENING. Horticulture. 80 Periodicals. Societies, boards, and institutions. 81 United States. 81.5 Premium lists. (Uncatalogued ; give full hook number) 82 British America. 83 West Indies and South America. 84 Great Britain. 85 Germany. 86 France and other European countries, except Russia. 87 Asia and the East (including Russia) . 89 Horticultural and botanical gardens. (Book number from name of garden.) 90 General works. Gardening, etc. 91 Greenhouse construction. Catalogues. 93 Pomology. 94 Small fruits. 94.6 Nuts. 95 The vine, etc. (See also 390.1, Chemistry of wine; 431.5, Phylloxera.) 95.8 Periodicals. 95.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 97 Floriculture. 98 Landscape gardening; parks. 98.5 City and town planning. 98.6 National parks. General works. 98.7 Reports, laws, etc., of individual national parks. (Book number from name of park.) 98.9 Park reports. FORESTRY. 99 Forestry as a whole, including manuals, encyclopedias, etc. 99.01 Dictionaries. 99.04 Forest history. 99.05 Forest aesthetics, including shade trees (also tree surgery), hedges, and ornamental planting. 99.06 Forest education. 99.07 Arbor day. 99.08 Forest schools. 99.09 Exhibitions. 99.1 Forest description. 99 .11 North America. 99.12 United States. 99.13 Northeastern states. 99.14 Lake states. FOBESTEY. 14 Forest description — Continued, United States — Continued. 99.15 Central states. 99.16 Southern states. 99.17 Rocky Mountain states. 99.18 Pacific states. 99.19 Alaska and insular possessions. 99.21 Canada. 99.22 Mexico and West Indies. 99.23 Central America. 99.24 South America. 99.25 Europe. 99.26 Asia. 99.27 Africa. 99.28 Australasia and East Indies. 99.3 Forest botany as a whole. (For the forest botany of particu- lar regions, see 453-460.) 99.31 Woods: classification and structure. (For anatomy, morphology, physiology, and ecology, see subdivisions of 463.) 99. 34 Forest investigations. 99.35 Silvical studies of species. (For silvical characteristics, see 463.5.) 99.36 Forest influences. 99.4 Forest mensuration. 99.45 Silviculture. 99.46 Natural reproduction. 99.47 Tree planting and nursery practice. 99.48 Thinning. 99.49 Pruning and other cultural operations. 99.5 Forest protection. 99.51 Fire. 99.52 Smoke and vapors. 99.53 Weather. (For diseases of forest trees, see 464.07. For forest entomology, see 423, For forest zoology, see 411.) 99.55 Forest management. 99.56 Forest organization and regulation, 1^9.57 Forest valuation and finance. 99.58 Forest legislation. 99.59 Forest legislation of different countries, arranged alphabeti- cally by place. 99.6 Forest administration. 99.61 United States. 99.62 Canada, 99.63 Mexico and West Indies. 99.64 Central America. FORESTRY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES. 15 Forest administration — Continued. 99.65 South America. 99.66 Europe. 99.67 Asia. 99.68 Africa. 99.69 Australasia and East Indies. I 99.7 Forest economics. 99.71 Forest policy. 99.72 Taxation and tariff. 99.73 Forest statistics. 99.74 Forest engineeruig. 99.75 Forest utilization. 99.76 Lumber industry. (For wood preservation and wood distillation, see 300-302.) 99.77 Wood industries. 99.79 Wood technology. 99.8 Forest periodicals. 99.81 Lumber periodicals. 99.82 Wood industries. Periodicals. 99.83 Yearbooks and calendars. 99.9 Forest societies, boards, and institutions (including reports of state and foreign forest officers. For United States Forest service reports, see 1 F76. For forest schools, see 99.08.) AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES AND EXPERIMENT STATIONS. 100 Agricultural experiment stations. United States. (For agri- cultural colleges, see 276.) Agricultural colleges and experiment stations. Foreign countries. 101 British America. 102 Central America, Mexico, and West Indies. 102.5 South America. 103 Great Britain. 104 Scandinavia. 105.1 Belgium. 105.2 Netherlands. 105.3 France. 105.4 Italy. 105.5 Switzerland. 105.6 Spain. 105.7 Portugal. 105.8 Germany. 105.9 Austria-Hungary. 106 Russia. 106.3 Bulgaria. 106.4 Rumania. 106.5 Greece. 107 Asia. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES GENERAL LITERATURE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. 16 Agricultural colleges and experiment stations — Continued. 107.5 India. 108 Africa. 109 Australasia. 109.5 Oceanica. GENERAL LITERATURE. 110 General periodicals. 119 Biography. Collected. 120 Individual. (Book number from biographee.) Travels. 125 America. (Unofficial publications descriptive of coun- tries, resources, and industries.) 126 Europe. 127 Asia and Africa. 128 Around the world, and miscellaneous. 129 History. General. 131 Europe. 133 Asia. 134 America. 135 United States. General. 138 Local. 139 Canada, West Indies, British colonies, etc. 145 Miscellaneous hterature. UNITED STATES PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. CONGRESS. 148 Congressional series of documents. 148.2 Miscellaneous Congressional documents (e. g., American state papers. Congressional directory. Congressional record). 148.5 Laws (classified here, though pubUshed by State department). 148.7 Senate (e. g., Executive journal). 148.9 House. PRESIDENT. 149 Annual messages. 149.1 Proclamations and special messages. STATE DEPARTMENT. 150 Secretary's office and department as a whole. Serials. 150.1 Nonserials. 150.3 Bureau of foreign commerce. 150.5 Bureau of rolls and library. PAN AMERICAN UNION. 150.9 Serials. 150.91 Nonserials. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 151 Secretary's office and department as a whole. Serials. 151.1 Nonserials. UNITED STATES PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. 17 TREASURY DEPARTMENT — Continued. 151.15 Supervising architect. Serials. 151.16 Nonserials. Auditors. 151.21 Treasury department. 151.22 War department. (Second Auditor.) 151.23 Interior department. (Third Auditor.) 151.24 Navy department. (Fourth Auditor.) 151.25 State department. (Fifth Auditor.) 151.26 Post office department. (Sixth Auditor.) 151.27 Bookkeeping and warrants division. 151.3 Comptroller of the Treasury. 151.32 Second Comptroller of the Treasury. 151.35 Comptroller of the currency. Serials. 151.36 Nonserials. 151.4 Customs division. Serials. 151.41 Nonserials. 151.45 Bm-eau of engraving and printing. Serials. 151.46 Nonserials. 151.5 Commissioner of internal revenue. Serials. 151.51 Nonserials. 151.52 Special commissioner of internal revenue. 151.55 Life-saving service. Serials. 151.56 Nonserials. 151.57 Loans and currency division. Serials. 151.6 Mint bureau. Serials. 151.61 Nonserials. 151.62 Assay commission. 151.65 Public health service. Serials. 151.66 Nonserials. 151.67 Hygienic laboratory. 151.68 YeUow-f ever institute. 151.7 Register. Serials. 151.71 Nonserials. 1 5 1 . 75 Revenue-cutter service . Serials . 151.76 Nonserials. 151.8 Secret-service division. Serials. 151.81 Nonserials. 151.9 Special agents' division. Serials. 151.91 Nonserials . 151.95 Treasurer. Serials. 151.96 Nonserials. WAR DEPARTMENT, 152 Secretary's office and department as a whole. Serials. 152.1 Nonserials. 152.2 Adjutant general's office. Serials. 152.21 Nonserials. 152.22 Board of visitors to United States Military academy. UNITED STATES PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. 18 WAR DEPARTMENT — Continued. 152.25 Engineering department. Serials. 152.26 Nonserials. 152.3 Gettysburg national military park commission. Serials. 152.31 Nonserials. 152.35 Inspector general. Serials. 152.36 Nonserials. 152.4 Bureau of insular affairs. Serials. 152.41 Nonserials. 152.42 Road commission for Alaska. 152.43 Isthmian canal commission. Serials, 152.44 Nonserials. 152.45 Judge advocate general's department. Serials. 152.46 Nonserials. 152.5 Major general commanding the army. Serials. 152.51 Nonserials. 152.54 Military academy. 152.55 Military information division. Serials. 152.56 Nonserials. 152.57 Division of militia affairs. 152.58 Military secretary's office. Serials. 152.59 Nonserials. 152.6 Mississippi River commission. Serials. 152.61 Nonserials. 152.63 Ordnance department. Serials. 152.64 Nonserials. 152.65 Paymaster. Serials. 152.66 Nonserials. 152.7 Quartermaster. Serials. 152.71 Nonserials. 152.75 Record and pension division. Serials. 152.76 Nonserials. 152.8 Signal office. Serials. 152.81 Nonserials. 152.83 Soldiers' home. 152.84 Staff corps, General. 152.85 Subsistence department. Serials 152.86 Nonserials. 152.9 Surgeon general. Serials, 152.91 Nonserials. 152.95 Watertown arsenal. Serials 152.96 Nonserials. NAVY DEPARTMENT. 153 Secretary's office and department as a whole. Serials. 153.1 Nonserials. 153.15 Bureau of construction and repair. 153.2 Bureau of equipment. Serials. 153.21 Nonserials. UNITED STATES PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. 19 NAVY DEPARTMENT — continued. 153.3 Hydrographic office. Serials. 153.31 Nonserials. 153.35 Judge advocate general. Serials. 153.36 Nonserials. 153.37 Library and naval war records office. Serials. 153.38 Nonserials. 153.4 Marine corps. Serials. 153.41 Nonserials. 153.45 Bureau of medicine and surgery. Serials. 153.46 Nonserials. 153.5 Naval academy. 153.55 Naval intelligence office. 153.6 Naval observatory. 153.65 Naval war college. Serials. 153.66 Nonserials. 153.7 Naval war records office. Serials. 153.71 Nonserials. 153.8 Bureau of navigation. Serials. 153.81 Nonserials. 153.85 Naval liquid fuel board. 153.86 Ordnance bureau. 153.88 Solicitor. 153.9 Bureau of yards and docks. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. 154 Secretary's office and department as a whole. Serials. 154.1 Nonserials. 154.5 Solicitor of the Treasury. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 155 Postmaster general and department as a whole. Serials. Assistant postmaster general. 155.1 First. 155.2 Second. 155.3 Third. 155.4 Fourth. 155.6 Post office department. Nonserials. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. 156 Secretary's office and department as a whole. Serials. 156.1 Nonserials. 156.2 Superintendent of the United States Capitol building and grounds. 156.25 Columbia institution for deaf and dumb. 156.3 Bureau of education. Serials. 156.31 Nonserials. 156.35 Committee on expenditures. 16738—16 3 UNITED STATES PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. 20 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR — continued. 156.39 Freedmen's hospital. (For Geological survey, see 407.) 156.42 Grovemment hospital for the insane. 156.48 Howard university. 156.5 Office of Indian affairs and Board of Indian commissioners. 156.55 Land office. Serials. 156.56 Nonserials. 156.6 Mine inspector. 156.61 Bureau of mines. Serials. 156.62 Nonserials. 156.65 Patent office. Serials. 156.66 Nonserials. 156.7 Pension bureau. Serials. 156.71 Nonserials. 156.74 Board of pension appeals. 156.77 Commissioners for Porto Rico. 156.8 Clerk in charge of documents. Serials. 156.81 Nonserials. 156.83 Commissioner of railroads. 156.84 Reclamation service. Serials. 156.85 Nonserials, 156.87 Government directors of the Union Pacific railway. 156.89 Washington hospital for foundhngs. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND FORMER DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR. 157 Secretary's office and department as a whole. Serials. 157.1 Nonserials. 157.4 Censuses (arranged numerically) . 157.41 Census bureau. 157.44 Coast and geodetic survey. Serials. 157.45 Nonserials. 157.48 Commissioner of corporations. Serials. 157.49 Nonserials. 157.5 Bureau of fisheries. Serials. 157.51 Nonserials. 157.54 Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Serials. 157.55 Nonserials. 157.58 Bureau of immigration. Serials. 157.59 Nonserials. 157.6 Bureau of labor. Serials. 157.61 Nonserials. 157.64 Lighthouse board. Serials. 157.65 Nonserials. 157.7 Bureau of manufactures. Serials. 157.71 Nonserials. 157.74 Bureau of navigation. Serials. 157.75 Nonserials. UNTTED STATES PUBLIC DOCUMENTS EEFEEENCE BOOKS. 21 DEPARTMENT OP COMMERCE^COntinued. 157.8 Division of printing and publications. Serials. 157.81 Nonserials. 157.86 Solicitor's office. Serials. 157.87 Nonserials. 157.88 Bureau of standards. Serials. 157.89 Nonserials. 157.9 Bureau of statistics. Serials. 157.91 Nonserials. 157.94 Steamboat-inspection service. Serials. 157.95 Nonserials. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. 158 Secretary's office and department as a whole. Serials. 158.1 Nonserials. 158.2 Children's bureau. 158.4 Bureau of immigration. 158.5 Information division. 158.6 Bureau of labor statistics. Serials. 158.61 Nonserials. 158.8 Bureau of naturalization. 158.9 Division of publication and supplies. VARIOUS INDEPENDENT BUREAUS, OFFICES, AND COMMISSIONS. 160 Board of geographic names. 161 District of Columbia. 162 Government printing office. 163 Library of Congress. Copyright office. 165 Civil service commission. 168 Interstate commerce commission. Serials. 168.1 Nonserials. 170 Philippine commission. 173 Various commissions. 173.1 President's commission on economy and efficiency. 174 Judiciary. REFERENCE BOOKS. Dictionaries, grammars, etc. 200 English. 201 German. 201.5 Dutch. 202 Scandinavian. 203 French. 204 Spanish. 204.5 Portuguese. 205 Italian. REFERENCE BOOKS BIBLIOGRAPHY. 22 Dictionaries, grammars, etc. — Continued. 206 Latin. 206.5 Greek. 207 Slavonic. 208 Other languages. 209 Polyglot. 210 Quotations, concordances, etc. 211 Dictionaries of slang, Americanisms, fictitious names. 212 Weights, measures, and money. 212.5 Legislation. 212.8 Periodicals. 215 Chronology. 220 Encyclopedias, general. 225 Directories, atlases, gazetteers. 226 Maps. United States. (Subdivided like 252, Statistics.) 227 Maps. Foreign. (Book number from name of country.) 230 Miscellaneous reference books. 231 Miscellaneous receipt books. 238 Printing, publishing, illustrating, and proof reading. 239 Literary and scientific directories and yearbooks. BIBLIOGRAPHY. 240 Theory. 240.1 General. Universal catalogues. 240.2 Individual authors. 240.3 Special classes of authors. 240.4 Special forms. Anonyms, pseudonyms, etc. 240.5 Catalogues of libraries. (General.) 240.8 Periodicals. 240.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. SPECIAL SUBJECTS. 241 Agriculture and horticulture. 241.01 Forestry. 241.1 Miscellaneous literature (including biography, travel, and history) . 241.11 Indexes to literary periodicals. 241.2 Bibliography. 241.3 Economic sciences. 241.4 Useful arts. 241.5 Science. 241.6 Physical sciences. 241.61 Physics. 241.62 Cosmology. 241.63 Meteorology. 241.64 Chemistry. BIBLIOGRAPHY LIBRARY ECONOMY ECONOMIC SCIENCES. 23 SPECIAL SUBJECTS — Continued. 241.65 Geology. 241.7 Biological sciences. 241.71 Medicine and physiology. 241.72 Bacteria. 241.73 Zoology. 241.74 Entomology. 241.75 Botany. 241.8 Dissertations. 241.9 Periodicals and serial publications. 241.91 Maps. SPECIAL COUNTRIES. 242 America. 242.1 Public documents. 242.2 Canada. 242.3 England. 242.4 France and Belgium. 242.5 Germany. 242.6 Italy. 242.7 Netherlands. 242.8 Scandinavia. 242.9 Spain and Portugal. 242.91 Miscellaneous. LIBRARIES AND LIBRARY ECONOMY. 243 Libraries and library economy. (General.) 243.1 Accessioning and classification. 243.2 Cataloguing and indexing. 243.3 Reading and reference. 243.4 Bookbinding. 243.5 History and statistics. 243.6 Library schools. 243.7 Library reports and bulletins. 243.8 Periodicals. 243.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. ECONOMIC SCIENCES. STATISTICS. 250 Almanacs and annuals. 251 General works. 252 United States. 252.01 Alabama. 252.03 Alaska. 252.05 Arizona. 252.07 Arkansas. 252.09 California. 252.11 Colorado. 252.13 Connecticut. ECONOMIC SCIENCES. 24 STATISTICS — continued. United States — Continued. 252.14 Dakota. 252.15 Delaware. 252.17 Florida. 252.19 Georgia. 252.20 Hawaii. 252.21 Idaho. 252.23 Illinois. 252.24 Indian Territory. 252.25 Indiana. 252.27 Iowa. 252.29 Kansas. 252.31 Kentucky. 252.33 Louisiana. 252.35 Maine. 252.37 Maryland. 252.39 Massachusetts. 252.41 Michigan. 252.43 Minnesota. 252.45 Mississippi. 252.47 Missouri. 252.49 Montana. 252.51 Nebraska. 252.53 Nevada. 252.55 New Hampshire. 252.57 New Jersey. 252.59 New Mexico. 252.61 New York. 252.63 North Carolina. 252.65 North Dakota. 252.67 Ohio. 252.69 Oklahoma. 252.71 Oregon. 252.73 Pennsylvania. 252.74 Porto Rico. 252.75 Rhode Island. 252.77 South Carolina. 252.79 South Dakota. 252.81 Tennessee. 252.83 Texas. 252.85 Utah. 252.87 Vermont. 252.89 Virginia. 252.91 Washington. 252.93 District of Columbia. 252.95 West Virginia. 252.97 Wisconsin. 252.99 Wyoming. ECONOMIC SCTENCRS. 25 STATISTICS — COntiDUCil . 253 British America. 253.1 British Columbia. 253.2 Manitoba. 253.3 New Brunswick. 253.4 Northwest Territories. 253.41 Alberta. 253.42 Saskatchewan. 253.5 Nova Scotia. 253.6 Ontario. 253.7 Prince Edward Island. 253.8 Quebec. 253.9 Newfoundland. 254 Central America. 254.5 Mexico. 254.8 "West Indies. 255 South America. 255.1 Argentine Republic. 255.2 Bolivia. 255.3 Brazil. 255.4 Chile. 255.5 Ecuador. Colombia. 255.6 Guiana. 255.7 Paraguay. Uruguay 255.8 Peru. 255.9 Venezuela. 256 Great Britain. 256.01 Agriculture. 256.02 Colonies. 256.03 Commerce. 256.11 Ireland. 257 Scandinavia. 257.1 Denmark. 257.2 Norway. 257.3 Sweden. 258 Belgium. 259 Netherlands. 260 France. 261 Italy. 262 Switzerland. 263 Spain. 264 Portugal, 265 Germany. 266 Austria. 266.5 Himgary. 266.7 Austria-Hungary. 267 Russia. 267.3 Bulgaria. ECONOMIC SCIENCES. 26 STATISTICS — continued. 267.5 Finland. 267.8 Rumania. 267.9 Servia. 268 Greece. 269 Asia. 269.1 China. 269.5 India. 269.51 Assam. 269.52 Bengal. 269.53 Berar or Hyderabad Assigned Districts 269.54 Bombay. 269.545 Burma. 269.546 i Coorg. 269.55 Central Provinces. 269.56 Madras. 269.57 United Provinces of Agra and Oudh. 269.58 Punjab. 269.59 Sindh. 269.7 Japan. 269.9 Turkey. 270 Africa. 271 Australasia. 271.1 New South Wales. 271.2 New Zealand. 271.3 Queensland. 271.4 South Australia. 271.42 Northern Territory. 271.5 Tasmania. 271.6 Victoria. 271.7 Western Australia. 272 Oceanica. 273 Philippine Islands. LAW. 274 Law. General works. (For United States statutes, see 148.5.) 274.008 Periodicals. 274.01 Alabama. 274.03 Alaska. 274.05 Arizona. 274.07 Arkansas. 274.09 California. 274.11 Colorado. 274.13 Connecticut 274.14 Dakota. 264.15 Delaware. 274.17 Florida. ECONOMIC SCIENCES. 27 Law — Continued . 274.19 Georgia. 274.20 Hawaii. 274.21 Idaho. 274.23 Illinois. 274.24 Indian Territory. 274.25 Indiana. 274.27 Iowa. 274.29 Kansas. 274.31 Kentucky. 274.33 Louisiana. 274.35 Maine. 274.37 Maryland. 274.39 Massachusetts. 274.41 Michigan. 274.43 Minnesota. 274.45 Mississippi. 274.47 Missouri. 274.49 Montana. 274.51 Nebraska. 274.53 Nevada. 274.55 New Hampshire. 274.57 New Jersey. 274.59 New Mexico. 274.61 New York. 274.63 North Carolina. 274.65 North Dakota. 274.67 Ohio. 274.69 Oklahoma. 274.71 Oregon. 274.73 Pennsylvania. 274.74 Porto Rico. 274.75 Rhode Island. 274.77 South Carolina. 274.79 South Dakota. 274.81 Tennessee. 274.83 Texas. 274.85 Utah. 274.87 Vermont. 274.89 Virginia. 274.91 Washington. 274.93 District of Columbia. 274.95 West Virginia. 274.97 Wisconsin. 274.99 Wyoming. 16738—16 4 ECONOMIC SCIENCES. 28 EDUCATION. 275 Education. General works. 275.1 Agricultural. 275.2 Agricultural extension. 275.28 Periodicals. 275.29 Societies, boards, and institutions. 275.5 Legislation. 275.8 Periodicals. 275.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. Schools and colleges. 276 United States (including agricultural colleges). 276.4 Foreign. 276.6 Directories. 276.8 Student publications. ECONOMICS. 279 Conservation of natural resources. 279.8 Periodicals. 279.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 280 Economics; sociology in general. 280.2 Cooperation. 280.28 Periodicals. 280.29 Societies, boards, and institutions. 280.3 Marketing and markets. 280.6 Recreation (including moving pictures in their sociologi- cal aspects). 280.68 Periodicals. 280.69 Societies, boards, and institutions. 280.8 Economics. Periodicals. 280.9 Economics. Societies, boards, and institutions. 281 Rural economy. 281.2 Rural sociology. 282 Land and rent. 283 Labor and wages, etc. 284 Finance. 284.2 Agricultural and cooperative credit. 284.28 Periodicals. 284.29 Societies, boards, and institutions. 284.3 Prices. 284.4 Cost of living. 284.6 Insurance. 284.65 Legislation. 284.68 Periodicab. 284.69 Societies, boards, and institutions. 284.8 Periodicals. 284.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 285 Protection and free trade. 285.8 Periodicals. ECONOMIC SCIENCES — USEFUL ARTS. 29 COMMERCE. 286 Commerce. 286.8 Periodicals. General. 286.81 Grain, hay, and feed. 286.83 Groceries and fruit. 286.85 Live stock and animal products, exclusive of dairy products. (For dairy products, see 44.8.) 286.89 Tobacco trade. (Not to be used at present. See 69.8 for these periodicals.) 287 Boards of trade, etc., alphabetically arranged by cities. USEFUL ARTS. 288 Roads. 288.8 Periodicals. 288.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 289 Rail and water transportation. 289.8 Periodicals. 289.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 290 Civil engineering. Canals, tunnels, etc. 290.8 Periodicals. 290.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 291 Mechanical and steam engineering. 292 Water supply. 292.8 Periodicals. 292.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 293 Sewerage. 293.8 Periodicals. 293.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 294 Mining and metal working. 294.8 Periodicals. 294.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 295 Refrigeration and cold storage. 295.8 Periodicals. 295.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 296 Architecture. 296.6 Fire prevention and extinction. 296.68 Periodicals. 296.69 Societies, boards, and institutions. 296.8 Periodicals. 297 Manufactures. 297.8 Periodicals. 297.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 298 Milling. 298.8 Periodicals. (Not to be used at present. See 58.9 for these periodicals.) 299 Clay and rock products, including cement, concrete, and bricks. 299.8 Periodicals. * USEFUL ARTS MATHEMATICS. 30 USEFUL ARTS — Continued. 300 Wood preservation. 300.8 Periodicals. 300.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 301 Wood distillation and wood waste utilization. 302 Paper. 302.8 Periodicals. 302.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 303 Leather industries and tanning. 303.8 Periodicals. 303.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 304 Textiles. 304.8 Periodicals. (Not to be used at present. See 45.8, 72.8, 73.8 for these periodicals.) 304.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 305 Rubber and rubber goods, and celluloid. 305.8 Periodicals. 305.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 306 Paints, dyes, and bleaches. 306.5 Legislation. 306.8 Periodicals. 306.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 307 Fats and oils, soap, lubricants, waxes, and candles. 307.8 Periodicals. 307.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 308 Essential oils and perfumery. 308.8 Periodicals. 308.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 309 Miscellaneous manufactures, chemical industries, etc. 309.8 Periodicals. 309.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 310 Exhibitions. 311 Patents; copyright; inventions. 311.8 Periodicals. 311.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 312 World's fair. 1893. 313 Paris exposition. 1900. 321 Home economics. (See also 389.2, Cookery.) 321.8 Periodicals. 321.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. MATHEMATICS. 325 Mathematics and surveying, 325.8 Periodicals. 325.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. PHYSICAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY. 31 PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 330 Sciences. General works. 331 Cosmology; physical geography. 332 Photography. 332.8 Periodicals. 332.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 333 Aeronautics and kite flying. 334 Physics. 334.8 Periodicals. 334.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 335 Electricity, telegraphy, electric light, etc. 335.8 Periodicals. 335.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 340 Meteorology. General works. (Also Astronomy.) 340.8 Periodicals. Reports. 341 United States. 342 British America. 343 Mexico, South America, and West Indies. 344 Great Britain. 345 Continent of Europe. 346 Asia, Africa, Australasia, etc. CHEMISTRY. Periodicals and societies. 381 American. 382 English. 383 French. 384 German. 385 Other. 386 General works. 386.1 Dictionaries, etc. 386.2 Physiological. 386.3 Nutrition. 387 Analysis. 387.1 Chemical studies of special substances. 388 Chemical technology. (For special chemical industries, see 298-309.) 389 Food. Chemical composition and description. 389.1 Nutritive value and dietary studies. 389.2 Cookery and preparation of food. (See also Domestic economy, 321.) 389.25 Cook books. 389.3 Preservation and preservatives. 389.4 Adulteration and inspection. 389.49 Food inspection. Reports. CHEMISTRY — BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 32 Food — Continued . Legislation and regulations. 389.5 United States. (For book numbers under Un3, see scheme in shelf list.) 389.55 Foreign. 389.6 Water and nonalcoholic beverages. 389.7 Feeding of animals. 389.8 Food. Periodicals. 389.9 Food. Societies, boards, and institutions. 390 Fermentation; enzymes. 390.08 Periodicals. 390.1 Alcohol and alcoholic liquors. 390.8 Periodicals. 390.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 391 Toxicology. 395 Agricultural chemistry. (See also 57, Soils, etc.) Pharmacy. 396 General works. 396.4 Patent and proprietary medicines. Legislation. 396.5 United States. 396.55 Foreign. 396.6 Pharmacopoeias. 396.7 Formularies and dispensatories. 396.8 Periodicals. 396.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 396.92 Manufacturers' price lists and reports. GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY. 398 Mineralogy. 400 Geology. General works. 401 Coal and oil, natural gas, coal gas, fuel, etc. 402 Paleontology. 402.1 Paleobotany. 403 Geology. Periodicals. Geological surveys. 406 States of the United States. 407 United States. Government explorations and surveys. 408 Foreign. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 409 Natural history. 409.5 Nature study. 409.6 Periodicals. Natural history. 410 Periodicals (including zoological periodicals). 410.9 Societies, boards, and institutions (including zoological societies and boards). BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES — ^ENTOMOLOGY. 33 Zoology. 411 General works. 411.2 Geographical distribution. 411.3 Travels and explorations. Mammalia. 412 General works. 412.1 North America. 412.13 West Indies. 412.2 South America. 412.3 Europe and Asia. 412.4 Africa. 412.5 Australasia. 412.6 Hunting and trapping. 412.7 Special monographs on mammals. 412.8 Anatomy of mammals. 412.82 Odontology. 412.9 Game laws and game commission reports. 413 Ornithology. 413.8 Periodicals. 413.9 Societies, boards, and institutions 414 Fishes. 414.8 Periodicals. 415 Reptiles. ENTOMOLOGY. 420 Societies. 421 Periodicals. 422 General works. 422.02 Dictionaries. 422.1 North America. 422.12 United States. 422.13 Canada. 422.14 Mexico. 422.15 Central America. 422.2 West Indies. 422.3 South America. 422.4 Great Britain. 422.5 Continental Europe. 422.51 Scandinavia. 422.52 Russia. 422.53 Austria-Hungary. 422.54 Switzerland. 422.55 Germany. 422.55S > Netherlands. 422.56 France. 422.56£ I Belgium. ENTOMOLOGY. 34 Entomology — Continued. 422.57 Spain and Portugal. 422.58 Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica. 422.59 Other continental countries. 422.6 Asia. 422.7 Africa. 422.8 Australasia. 422.9 Oceanica. 422.91 Polar regions. 423 Economic. 423.5 Legislation. 423.9 Reports, U. S. Arranged alphabetically by place. 423.92 Foreign. 424 Bees and honey. 424.8 Periodicals. 424.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 425 Silk. 425.8 Periodicals. 425.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 426 Hymenoptera (sawflies, ants, wasps, bees). 427 Coleoptera (beetles). IRhipiptera (oldest name). Strepsiptera (also used). Stylopidse (family). 428 Diptera (mosquitoes, gnats, flies). 428.5 Siphonaptera. 429 Orthoptera (cockroaches, crickets, grasshoppers, Acridiidse). 430 Lepidoptera (butterflies, moths). 431 Hemiptera (bugs, 17-year locusts, plant flies). 431.3 Mallophaga. 431.5 Phylloxera. 431.6 Coccidae. 431.7 Thysanoptera. 432 Neuroptera (dragon flies, lacewinged flies. May flies V 432.5 Thysanura (Apterygota, Collembola). 433 Myriopoda. 434 Arachnida. 435 Crustacea. 436 Worms. 437 Mollusca. 438 Lower orders. (Above infusoria.) 439 Infusoria. 439.8 Periodicals. MEDICINE — ^BOTANY. 35 440 Microscopy. 440.8 Periodicals. 440.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 442 Biology, embryology, etc. 442.8 Periodicals. 442.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 443 Evolution. 444 Comparative anatomy and physiology. 444.8 Periodicals. 444.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 445 Anthropology. 445.8 Periodicals. 445.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 446 Ethnology. 447 Human anatomy and physiology. 447.8 Periodicals. MEDICINE AND HYGIENE. 448 Medicine. 448.2 Bacteria. 448.3 Periodicals. 448.8 Periodicals. 448.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. 449 Hygiene. 449.1 Public. 449.15 Rural. 449.2 Personal, including cosmetics, etc. 449.3 Disinfection. Legislation. 449.5 United States. 449.55 Foreign. Board of health reports. 449.7 Domestic. 449.75 Foreign. 449.8 Periodicals. 449.9 Societies, boards, and institutions. BOTANY. 450 Periodicals. 451 Societies, botanic garden annals, etc. 451.1 Accounts of botanic institutes, etc. GENERAL AND SYSTEMATIC BOTANY. 452 Treatises on characters and systematic relationships of plants ; general systems; systematic catalogues. 452.04 Nomenclature; principles of classification. 452.1 Dictionaries and encyclopedias. 452.12 Terminology. 16738—16 5 BOTANY. 36 GENERAL AND SYSTEMATIC BOTANY — Continued. 452.14 Plant names (vernacular). 452.2 Prelinnean botany (general works) ; herbals. 452.3 Phanerogams. Monographs of families, orders of genera. 452.35 Phanerogams. Technical studies of lesser groups or single species. 452.4 Collected works; essays and addresses. 452.5 Exsiccata (lists of plants offered); catalogues of private col- lections (unless covering specific localities, when they • may be classed according to geographical distribution; or forming parts of permanent herbaria, when they may gen- erally be classed in 452). 152.6 History of botany; biography and bibliography of botanists; treatises on botanical literature; accounts of herbaria. 452.7 Plants of the ancients; classical and biblical botany; literary and legendary associations of plants, including magic. 452.8 Economic botany; plant technology. 452.82 Medical botany. 452.83 Poisonous plants. GEOGRAPHICAL BOTANY. 452.9 Geographical distribution. General works. 453 America. 454 North America. 454.1 Alaska. 454.4 Canada. 454.41 Eastern provinces. 454.42 Lake provinces. 454.44 Central provinces. 454.45 Pacific provinces. 454.46 Arctic provinces. 455 United States. 455.2 Northeastern United States. 455.21 Connecticut. 455.22 Delaware. 455.23 District of Columbia. 455.24 Illinois. 455.25 Indiana. 455.26 Kentucky. 455.27 Maine. 455.28 Maryland. 455.29 Massachusetts. 455.31 Michigan. 455.32 New Hampshire. 455.33 New Jersey. 455.34 • New York. 455.35 Ohio. 455.36 Pennsylvania. BOTANY. Geographical distribution — Continued . Northeastern United States — Continued 455.37 Rhode Island. 455.38 Vermont. 455.39 Virginia. 455.40 West Virginia. 455.41 Wisconsin. 455.5 Southern United States. 455.51 Alabama. 455.52 Arkansas. 455.53 Florida. 455.54 Georgia. 455.56 Louisiana. 455.57 Mississippi. 455.58 North Carolina. 455.59 Oklahoma. 455.61 South Carolina. 455.62 ssee. 455.63 Texas. 455.7 Mississippi to Rocky Mountains. 455.71 Iowa. 455.72 Kansas. 455.73 Minnesota. 455.74 Missouri. 455.75 Nebraska. 455.76 North Dakota. 455.77 South Dakota. 455.8 Rocky Mountains to coast. 455.81 Arizona. 455.82 California. 455.83 Colorado. 455.84 Idaho. 455.85 Montana. 455.86 Nevada. 455.87 New Mexico. 455.88 Oregon. 455.89 Utah. 455.91 Washington. 455.92 Wyoming. 456 America, south of United States and north of South America, and appendages. 456.1 Mexico. 456.2 Central America. 456.3 West Indies. 457 South America. 457.1 Argentine Republic, Paraguay, and Uruguay. 457.2 Brazil. 457.3 ChUe. 37 BOTANY. 38 Geographical distribution — Continued. South America — Continued. 457.4 Ecuador. 457.5 Colombia, Venezuela, and Guiana. 458 British Isles. 459 Europe (Continental). 459.1 Scandinavia (including Iceland and Denmark). 459.2 Russia. 459.3 German Empire. 459.4 Belgium and Netherlands. 459.5 France. 459.6 Switzerland. 459.7 Austria-Hungary, Balkan States, and Turkey. 459.8 Mediterranean region, Greece, Italy and islands. 459.9 Iberian peninsula. 460.1 Asia. 460.11 Central Asia. 460.12 British India. 460.13 Indo-China; Siam and Malay Peninsula. 460.14 Chinese Empire. 460.15 Japanese Empire. 460.16 Siberia. 460.17 Turkey in Asia; Arabia. 460.2 Oceanica. 460.21 Malaysia. 460.22 Melanesia. 460.23 Micronesia. 460.24 Polynesia. 460.25 Philippine Islands. 460.3 Australasia. 460.31 Australia. 460.32 Queensland. 460.33 New South Wales. 460.34 Victoria. 460.35 South Australia. 460.36 Western Australia. 460.37 Tasmania. 460.38 New Zealand and islands. 460.4 Africa. 460.41 Mediterranean region (Barbary States). 460.42 Egypt and Nile region (Eritrea; Lybian desert) 460.43 Tropical Africa. 460.44 East Central Africa. 460.45 West Central Africa. 460.46 South Africa. 460.47 West Africa. 460.48 Sahara. BOTANY. 39 Geographic il description — Continued. Africa — Continued . 460.5 Voyages and circumnavigations; islands not cov- ered by other classes. 460.51 Islands of Indian Ocean. 460.52 Islands of Atlantic Ocean. 460.53 Islands of Pacific Ocean (including Hawaii). 460.6 Tropics. 460.7 Polar regions. 460.71 Arctic regions. 460.72 Antarctic regions. ' 461 Cryptogams. 461.2 Ferns and fern aUies. 461.3 Bryophyta. 461.31 Mosses. 461.32 Hepatics. 461.4 Algae. 461.44 Diatomaceae. 461.5 Lichens. 462 Fungi. BIOLOGICAL BOTANY. 463 Textbooks. 463.1 Laboratory technique; methods of plant preservation. 463.2 Plant chemistry. 463.3 Plant physiology. General works. 463.32 Transpiration; movements of fluids; osmosis. 463.34 Nutritive processes (photosynthesis, metabolism, secre- tion, respiration). 463.36 Growth; irritability and movement; response; germina- tion. 463.38 Reproduction; fertilization. 463.4 Plant anatomy, histology and morphology. 463.5 Studies of individual plants or groups of plants. 463.6 Plant evolution, mutation, hybridization, etc. 463.8 Plant ecology and adaptation. Climate and vegetation; plants in relation to environment (alpine plants, epiphytes, strand flora, etc.); protective devices; symbionts and parasites, etc. 463.9 Plant teratology. PHYTOPATHOLOGY. 464 Pathology (general works). Diseases of special groups of plants (including control of spe- cific diseases). 464.02 Cereals and forage plants. 464.04 Vegetables and field crops. 464.05 Grape and small fruits. BOTANY — SCIENTIFIC PEEIODICALS LEARNED SOCIETIES. 40 Diseases of special groups of plants, etc. — Continued. 464.06 Fruit trees (including citrus). 464.07 Forest trees. 464.08 Ornamental plants. 464.09 Miscellaneous and special crops. 464.1 Fungous diseases (including fungous galls). 464.2 Bacterial diseases. 464.3 Diseases due to other causes (physiological diseases, nema- todes, intumescences, injuries from frost, smoke, etc.). 464.4 Control (general, including laboratory methods, spraying (ex- cept for insect pests alone), fungicides, fumigation, sanita- tion, pruning, burning diseased plants, soil sterliization). 464.47 Inspection, quarantine, papers on legislation (laws themselves in 464.5). Organization in various countries (including in- ternational phytopathology). 464.5 Laws. 464.8 Periodicals. 464.9 Publications of institutions and societies, congresses, commis- sions (except when the latter deal with a specific disease, as of potato or vine, which should be classified in 464.02- 464.09). 464.91 Accounts of pathological institutes. SCIENTIFIC PERIODICALS. 470 American. 472 English. 473 French. 474 German. 475 Other. LEARNED SOCIEl 500 United States. 501 Great Britain. 502 Scandinavia. 503 Netherlands. 504 Belgium. 505 France. 506 Spain and Portugal. 507 Italy. 508 Switzerland. 509 Germany. 510 Austria-Hungary. 511 Russia. 512 Greece and Rumania. 513 Asia. 514 Australasia. 515 Africa. 516 South America and West Indies. 517 British North America. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATION. Class. Abattoirs 50 Acridiidae 429 Adulteration, Food 389. 4 Aeronautics 333 Agricultural banks 284. 2 botany .- 64 chemistry 395 colleges. Foreign 101-109 U. S 276 congresses 5 credit 284. 2 economics 281 experiment stations 100-109 extension 275. 2 implements 58 periodicals 6-28 reports. Foreign 7-28 States of U. S 2 IJ. S. Dept. of agricultiure 1 sociology 281. 2 Agriculture 30-38 Bibliography 241 U. S. Dept. of 1 Alcohol and alcoholic liquors 390. 1 Alfalfa ^ 60. 3 Algae 461. 4 Almanacs 250 Analysis, Chemical 387 Anatomy, Comparative 444 Human '. 447 of mammals 412. 8 of plants 463. 4 Animal nutrition 389. 7 Animals, Cruelty to 40 Domestic 40-49 Annelids 436 Anonyms 240. 4 Anthropology 445 Ants 426 Aphides 431 Apiculture 424 Apple 93 Apterygota 432. 5 Arachnida 434 Arbor Day 99. 07 Architecttire 296 Arts, Useful 288-321 Asparagus 75 Aster 97 Astronomy 340 Atlases 225 Azalea 97 Bacterial diseases of plants 464. 2 Bacteriology 448. 2-448. 3 Banks and banking 284 Barley 59 Basket willow 74 Beans 75 Bees 424,426 Beet 60.4,75 suar 66 (41) 42 INDEX. Class. Beetles 427 Berries 94 Beverages, Alcoholic 39O. 1 Nonalcoholic 68, 389! 6 Bibliography 240-242 Biography 119-120 Biology 442 Birds 413 Blackberry 94 Bleaches 306 Boards of trade 287 Book trade. Catalogues 242 Bookbinding 243. 4 Botanic gardens 89 Periodical publications 451 Botany , 450-464 Agricultural 64 Biological 463 Cryptogamic 464 Economic 452. 8 Forest 99. 3-99. 31 Geographical 452. 9-460 Medical 452. 82 Prelinnean 452. 2 Systematic 452 Breeding 442 of plants 64 Brewing 390. 1 Bricks 299 Broom com 74 Bryophyta 461. 3 Butter 44 Butterflies 430 Cabbage 75 Cacao 68.3 Canals 290 Cane sugar 65 Carnation 97 Carrot 60. 4, 75 Catalogues, Horticultural 62-63 of books 240-242 of implements 58. 5 of seeds 62 Cataloguing 243. 2 Cats 48 Cattle 43 Cauliflower 75 Celery 76 Celluloid 305 Cement 299 Census, U. S 157. 4 Cereals 59 Diseases 464. 02 Chambers of commerce 287 Cheese 44 Chemical analysis 387 technology 388 Chemistry 381-395 Agricultural 395 Physiological 386. 2-386. 3 Plant 463.2 Cherry 93 Chickens 47 Children's bureau 158. 2 Chronology 215 Chrysanthemum 97 Cinchona 71. 1 Citrus fruits 93 City planning 98. 5 Civil engineering 290 INDEX. 43 Class. Civil service commisgiion 165 Classification of books 243. 1 Clay products 299 Climatological reports 1. 2-1. 3 Climatology 340 Coal, coal gas, etc 401 Coccidae 431. 6 Cockroaches 429 Cocoa 68. 3 Cocoanut 77 Coffee 68. 2 Cold storage 295 Coleoptera 427 Colleges , 276 Agricultural. Foreign 101-109 U. S 276 Collembola 432.5 Commerce 286-287 Dept. of 157 Comparative anatomy 444 Conchology .* 437 Concordances 210 Concrete 299 Condiments. 68. 6 Congresses, Agricultural 5 Congressional documents 148 Conservation of natural resources 279 Cook books 389. 25 Cookery 389. 2 Cooperation 280. 2 Cooperative credit, Agricultural 284. 2 Copyright 311 office 163 Com 59 Corporations, Bureau of 157. 48 Cosmetics 449. 2 Cosmology 331 Cost of living 284. 4 Cotton 72 Country life 281. 2 Cowpeas 60. 3 Cranberry 94 Credit, Agricultural and cooperative 284. 2 Crickets 429 Crops 64 Cruelty to animals 40 Crustacea. 435 Cryptogamic botany 461 Cyclopedias, general 220 Dahlia 97 Dairy 44 Dates (chronology) 215 Diatomaceae 461. 44 Dictionaries of languages 200-211 of subjects, see the subject. Dietary studies 389. 1 Diptera 428 Directories, General 225 Literary 239 Scientific 239 Diseases 448 of animals 41 of plants 464 Disinfection 449. 3 Dispensatories 396. 7 Dissertations. Bibliography 241. 8 Dogs 48 Domestic animals 40-49 Trade periodicals 286. 85 Domestic economy 321 44 INDEX. Class. Dragon flies 432 Drainage 54 Drug plants. Culture 71 Botany 452. 82 Drugs 396 Dry farming 53 Ducks 47. 1 Dyes 306 Ecology, Plant 463. 8 Economics 280-285 Education 275-276 Agricultural 101-109, 275.1, 276 Bureau of 156. 3 in other special subjects, see the subject. Electricity 335 Embryology 442 Encyclopedias, general 220 Endive 75 Engineering , 289-291 Forest 99. 74 Ensilage 60. 7 Entomology 420-433 Economic 423-425 Entozoa 438 Enzymes 390 Essential oils 308 Ethnology 446 Eugenics 442 Evolution 443 of plants 463. 6 Exhibitions 310, 312-313 Experiment stations 100-109 Explorations 125-128 Botanical 460. 5 Zoological 411. 3 Expositions 310, 312-313 Exsiccata 452. 5 Extension, Agricultural 275. 2 Fabrics 304 Fairs 310, 312-313 Farm implements 58 pests 79 Fats and oils 307 Federal trade commission 173 Feed trade periodicals 286. 81 Feeding of animals 389. 7 stuffs 389. 7 Fermentation 390 Ferns 461. 2 Fertilizers 57 Fiber plants 72-73 Finance 284 Fire prevention 296. 6 Fish and fisheries 414 Fisheries, Bureau of 157. 5 Flavorings 68. 7 Flax 73.1 Flies 428 Flock-books 45 Floriculture 97 Florists' catalogues 62-63 Flour-milling 298 Food 389 Forage plants 60 Diseases 464. 02 Foreign and domestic commerce, Bxu-eau of 157. 54 Foreign commerce. Bureau of 150. 3 Forest pathology 464. 07 Forestry 99 INDEX. 45 Class. Fossils 402 Fowls 47 Free trade 285 Fruit trade. Periodicals 286. 83 trees. Diseases 464. 06 Fruits (horticulture) 93 (morphology) 463. 4 Diseases 464. 06 Small 94 Diseases 464. 05 Fuel 401 Fungi 462 Fungous diseases 464. 1 Game laws '. 412. 9 Gardening 80-98 Landscape 98 Vegetable 75 Gardens, Botanical 89 Periodical publications 451 Gas, Coal and natural 401 Gazetteers 225 Geese 47.1 Geographic names, Board of 160 Geographical distribution of animals 411. 2 of plants 452. 9 Geography, Physical 331 Geology 400-408 Geranium 97 Germs (bacteria) ■ 448. 2 Ginseng 71. 2 Gladiolus 97 Goats 40. 1 Gooseberry 94 Government documents 148-174 Government printing office 162 Grain 59 Periodicals 286. 81 trade. Periodicals 286. 81 Grammars 200-209 Grape 95 Diseases 464. 05 Grasses 60. 1 Grasshoppers 429 Greenhouses 90-91 Groceries. Periodicals 286. 83 Guinea fowls 47 Hay 60. 1 trade. Periodicals 286. 81 Health 449 Public 449. 1 Hedges 99. 06 Hemiptera 431 Hemp 73. 2 Hepatics 461. 32 Herd-books. Cattle 43. 9 Swine 46. 9 Histology, Plant 463. 4 History 129-139 Hogs 46 Home economics 321 Honey 424 Hops 70 Horses 42 Horticultural catalogues 62-63 Horticulture 80-98 Human anatomy 447 Hunting and trapping 412. 6 Hyacinth 97 Hybridization of plants 463. 6 16738—16 6 46 INDEX. Class. Hydrology 99 Hygiene 449 Public 449. 1 Rural 449. 15 Hygienic laboratory 151. 67 Hyinenoptera 426 Ichthyology 414 Illustrating - 238 Implements, Agricultural 58 Indexing 243. 2 India rubber 78 industries 305 Indian com 59 Industries 297-309 Infusoria 439 Insects 420-433 Insurance 284. 6 Interior dept 156 International bureau of American republics 150. 9 Interstate commerce commission 168 Inventions 311 Iris 97 Irrigation 55 Isthmian canal commission 152.43 Justice, Dept. of 154 Jute 73. 3 Kite flying 333 Labor 283 Labor, Dept. of 157.6, 158 Land-grant colleges 276 Land oflSce 156. 55 question 282 Landscape gardening 98 Law 274 Laws. For laws relating to special subjects, see the subject. Learned societies 500-517 Leather 303 Leguminous plants 60. 3 Lemon 93 Lepidoptera 430 Lettuce 75 Libraries and library economy 243 Library catalogues 240-241 Lichens 461. 5 Lima beans 75 Liquors 390.1 Literature, Miscellaneous 145 Live-stock 40-49 Periodicals 286. 85 trade. Periodicals _ 286. 85 Locusts 431 Lubricants 307 Lumber industry 99. 76 Periodicals 99. 81 Machinery, Agricultural 58 Magazines, Literary 110, 240.8 Maize 59 Mallophaga 431. 3 Mammalia 412 Mangel-wurzel 60. 4 Manufactures 297-309 Manures 57 Maps 226-227 Market gardening 75 Markets and marketing 280. 3 Mathematics 325 INDEX. 47 Class, Meadows 60. 1 Measures 212 Meat 50 trade. Periodicals 286, 85 Mechanical engineering 291 Medical botany 452. 82 Medicinal plants. Cultivation 71 Medicine 448 Medicines 396 Metals 294 Meteorology 340-346 Microscopy 440 Milk 44 Milling 298 Mineralogy 398 Mining 294 Miscellaneous literature 145 MoUusca 437 Money 212 Morphology of plants 463. 4 Mosquitoes 428 Mosses 461. 31 Moths 430 Moving pictures 280.6, 332 Mushrooms 462 Mutation of plants 463. 6 Mycology 462 Myriopoda 433 Narcissus 97 Nasturtium 97 National parks 98. 6 Natural gas 401 Natural history 409, 410, 410.9 Natural philosophy 334 Natural resources, Conservation of 279 Nature study 409. 5 Navigation 289 Navy dept 153 Neuroptera 432 Nursery catalogues 62-63 Nutrition 386.3, 389.1 Animal 389.7 Plant 463.34 Nuts 94.6 Oats 59 Odontology 412. 82 Oils, Essential 308 Fatty 307 Mineral 401 Oleomargarine 44 Olive 93 Onion 75 Opium. Culture 71. 3 Orange 93 Orchards 93 Ornithology 413 Orthoptera 429 Ostricnes 47. 4 Oyster culture 437 Paints 306 Paleobotany 402. 1 Paleontology 402 Pan American union 150. 9 Pansy 97 Paper 302 Parks 98 National 98.6 Parsley 75 48 INDEX. Class. Parsnip 60 .4 , 75 Patent and proprietary medicines 396. 4 Patent office 156. 65 Agricultural reports 1 Patents 311 Pathology, Human 448 Vegetable 464 Veterinary 41 Peach 93 Peanut 77 Pear 93 Peas 75 Peony 97 Perfumery 308 Periodical indexes 241 . 11 Periodicals, Agricultural 6-28 Bibliography 241. 9 Botanical 450 Chemical 381-385 Entomological 421 General 110 Geological 403 Horticultural 80 Live-stock 49 Natural history 410 Scientific 470-175 For periodicals devoted to other subjects, see the subject. Pests 79 Insect 423 Pets 48 Pharmacology 396 Fharmacopceias 396. 6 Pharmacy 396 Philippine commission 170 Photographv 332 Phylloxera." 431. 5 Physical geography 331 Physical sciences. Bibliography 241. 6 Phvsics 334 * Bibliography 241. 61 Physiological chemistry 386. 2-386. 3 Physiology, Comparative 444 Human . .• 447 Vegetable 463 Phytopathology 464 Pigeons 47. 2 Pigs 46 Pineapple 93 Plant adaptation 463. 8 anatomy 463. 4 breeding 64 chemistry 463. 2 diseases 464 ecology 463. 8 evolution. 463. 6 exchange lists 61. 5 growth 463.36 histology 463. 4 hybridization 463. 6 improvement 64 morphology 463. 4 mutation 463. 6 names 452. 14 nutrition 463. 34 physiology 463. 3 teratology 463. 9 transpiration 463. 32 Plum 93 Poisonous plants 452. 83 Poisons 391 Political economy 280-285 INDEX. 4^ Glass. Pomology 93 Post office dept 155 Potato 75 Poultry 47 Prelinnean botany 452. 2 Premium lists, agricultural. U. S 4.5 Preservatives 389. 3 Prices 284. 3 Prickly pear (as forage crop) 60. 5 Primrose 97 Printing 238 Proof reading 238 Protection and free trade 285 Protozoa 438 Pruning 90, 93, 99.49, 464.4 Public documents. U. S 148-174 Bibliography 242. 1 Public health 449.1 service 151. 65 Publishing 238 Punctuation 200 Quince 93 Quotations 210 Rabbits 40. 48 R^lroads 289 Ramie 73. 4 Raspberry , 94 Receipts, mi cellancous 231 Reclamation service 156. 84 Recreation 280, 6 Reference books 200-239 Refrigeration 295 Reptiles 435 Resources, Conservation of 279 Mineral. U. S 406-407 of states, etc 252-252. 99 Rhipiptera 427. 5 Rhubarb 75 Rice 59 Roads 288 Rock products 299 Rose 97 Rubber 78 industries 305 Rru-al credit 284. 2 economy 281 hygiene 449. 15 Rye 59 Sanitation 449 Schools 276 Forest 99. 08 Science. Bibliography 241. 5 Periodicals 470-475 Seed catalogues 62-63 Seeds 61 Morphology 463. 4 Sericulture 425 Sewerage 293 Sheep 45 Shells 437 Silk 425 Silo 60. 7 Silviculture 99. 45-99. 49 Siphonaptera 428. 5 Slaughterhouses 50 Small fruits 94 60 INDEX. Class. Smoke. Injury to vegetation 464. 3 Injury to trees 99. 52 Soap 307 Societies, Agricultmal 4, 7-28 Botanical 451 Chemical 381-385 Entomological 420 Horticultural 81-87 Learned .'.' 500-517 Natural history 410, 9 For societies devoted to other subjects, see the subject. Sociology 280-285 Soils 56 Sorghum 67 Soy bean , 60. 3 Spices 68.6 Spiders 434 Spinach 75 Squash 75 Standards, Bureau of 157. 88 State dept 150 Statistics 250-273 Steam engineering 291 Strawberry 94 Strepsiptera 427. 5 Stud-books. Domestic animals 40. 9 Goats 40. 19 Horses 42. 9 Stylopidae 427. 5 Sugar 6&-67 Sugar beet 66 Surveying 325 Sweet pea 97 Sweet potato 75 Swine 46 Tanning 303 Tea 68. 1 Technology, Chemical 388 Teeth 412. 82 Telegraphy 335 Textile plants 73 Textiles 304 Theses. Bibliography 241. 8 Thysanoptera 431. 7 Thysanura 432. 5 Tillage : 53 Tobacco 69 Tomato 75 Toxicology 391 Trade 286-287 Trades 297 Transportation 288-289 Travels 125-128 Botanical 460. 5 Zoological 411. 3 Treasury dept 151 Tree planting 99. 47 Trees 99, 99.05, 99.3 Tropical agriculture 38 Botany 460. 6 Tulip 97 Turkeys 47. 3 Turnip 60.4, 75 U. S. Dept. of agricultiire , 1 U. S. Public documents 148-174 Bibliography 242. 1 Useful arts 288-321 INDEX. 61 Qaas. Vapors. Injury to vegetation 464. 3 Injury to trees - 99. 52 Vegetable chemistry 463. 2 pathology 464 physiology 463. 3 Vegetables 75 Diseases 464. 04 Vetch 60. 3 Veterinary medicine 41 Vine 95 Violet 97 Viticulture 95 Voyages 125-128 Botanical 460. 5 Zoological 411. 3 Wages 283 War dept 152 Wasps 426 Water, Drinking 389. 6 Water-supply- 292 Water transportation 289 Wax 307 Weather 340-346 Weeds 79 Weights and measures 212 Wheat 59 Wine 390.1 Wood, classification 99. 31 distillation 301 industries 99. 77 Periodicals 99. 82 preservation 300 technology 99. 79 waste utilization 301 Wool 45 Worms 436 Yearbooks, Literary 230 Statistical 258 Yellow fever institute 151. 68 Zoology 410-439 Zootechny 40 o ^^ -inn 14 DAY USE RETURN TO DESK FROM WHICH BORROWED LIBRARY SCHOOL LIBRARY This book is due on the last date stamped below, or oa the date to which renewed. Renewed books are subject to immediate recall. 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