EDUCATION-Continued. Education in Alaska-Continued. 1902. (In Education Report, 1902, vol. 2, pages 1229 to 1256.) Cloth, 90c. 1903. (In Education Report, 1903, vol. 2, pages 2333 to 2364.) Cloth, 85c. I 16.11:9032 1904. (In Education Report, 1904, vol. 2, pages 2257 to 2268.) I 16.11:9082 1908. (In Education Report, 1908, vol. 2, pages 1023 to 1046.) Cloth, 75c. 1911. 91 pages, map. Paper, 15c. I 16.111:909 I 16.111:910 I 16.111:911 Neglect of education in Alaska. (In Education Circular of information 2, 1882, pages 61 to 75, illus., map.) Paper, 10c I 16.5:8822 I 16.3:91336 Report on work of Bureau of Education for natives of Alaska, 1912. 35 pages, map. (Education Bulletin 36, 1913.) Paper, 10c. Reports on condition of educational and school service and management of reindeer service in Alaska. 1906. 176 pages, map. (Interior Dept.) Paper, 25c. I 1.2: All2 Rules and regulations regarding Alaska school service for natives of Alaska, adopted May 20, 1911. 32 pages. (Alaska School Service.) Paper, 5c. ELLAMAR DISTRICT. See, in this list, heading Mineral resources, 1912. ESKIMOS. I 16.112: Sch 6 Bibliography of Eskimo language. 1887. 116 pages. (Ethnology [Bulletin 1].) Eskimo about Bering Strait. (In Ethnology Report, 1897, part 1, pages 3 to 518, Estimate of appropriation for expenditures, fiscal year 1913, for medical and sanitary relief of Eskimos, Aleuts, Indians, and other natives of Alaska. 1912. 21 pages. (62d Cong., 2d sess., H. Doc. 477.) Paper, 5c. See also, in this list, headings Nunivak, revenue steamer-Point Barrow expedition. EXPLORATIONS. Compilation of narratives of explorations in Alaska. 1900. 856 pages, illus., 27 maps, 4° (Military Affairs Committee, Senate.) Cloth, $2.10. Y4.M592: Al1 CONTENTS.-Narratives of explorations in Alaska [report of Senate Committee on Military Affairs].-General introduction.-Reconnoissance of the Yukon River [1869].-Report of visit to Alaska in June, 1875.-Report on population, resources, etc., of Alaska [1880].-Report of military reconnaissance made in Alaska in 1883.-International polar expedition to Point Barrow [1881-84].Report of supplementary expedition into Copper River Valley, 1884.-Report of military reconnoissance in Alaska, made in 1885.-Relief of destitute in gold fields [1897].-Up and down the Yukon [1897].-Relief of destitute in Yukon region [1898].-Copper River exploring expedition [1898].-Tanana River exploring expedition [1898] Cooks Inlet exploring expedition (1899].Yukon River exploring expedition [1899].-Copper River exploring expedition [1899].-—Index. Exploration of Alaska. (In 8th International Geographic Congress Report, 1904, pages 763, 764. State Dept.) Cloth, $1.00. S 5.6:904 Explorations in Alaska in 1898. 509 pages, illus. 5 maps in pocket, large 8° (Geological Report, 1899, part 7.) Cloth, $1.80. I 19.1:8997 CONTENTS: Reconnaissance in Sushitna Basin. Reconnaissance in southwestern Alaska. Reconnaissance from Resurrection Bay to Tanana River. Reconnaissance of part of Prince William Sound and Copper River district. Explorations in Alaska, 1899, for all-American overland route from Cook Inlet, EXPLORATIONS-Continued. Maps and descriptions of routes of exploration in Alaska in 1898, with general information concerning Territory. 1899. 138 pages, and 10 maps in separate envelope. (Geological Survey.) Cloth, 50c. MAPS: Explorations of Geological Survey in 1898. Sushitna River and adjacent territory. Headwaters of Skwentna and Kuskokwim rivers and vicinity of Katmai. Middle Kuskokwim River and part of Bristol Bay. Lower Kuskokwim River, Kanektok River, and Togiak Bay. I 19.2: Al 11 Route of military expedition in charge of Capt. E. F. Glenn from Knik Arm to Tanana River. Prince William Sound and vicinity. Portions of Tanana and White rivers. 40c. Reconnaissance in northern Alaska, across Rocky Mountains, along Koyukuk, John, Anaktuvuk, and Colville Rivers, and Arctic Coast to Cape Lisburne, in 1901. 139 pages, illus. 4 maps, 4° (Geological Professional paper 20.) Paper, I 19.16:20 Report of military reconnaissance in Alaska, made in 1883; by Frederick Schwatka. 1885. 121 pages, illus. 20 maps. (Engineer Dept.) Cloth, 75c. W 1.2: Al 13 Reports of explorations in Alaska, Cooks Inlet, Sushitna, Copper, and Tanana rivers, 1898. 464 pages, map in pocket. (Military Information Publication 25.) Paper, 45c.; cloth, 60c. W 26.31:25 FAIRBANKS. Fairbanks and Rampart quadrangles, Yukon-Tanana region, Alaska; with section on Rampart placers; and paper on Water supply of Fairbanks region. 1908. 102 pages, illus., 4 maps (2 in pocket). (Geological Bulletin 337.) Paper, 25c. I 19.3:337 Geologic reconnaissance of Fairbanks quadrangle, Alaska, with Detailed description of Fairbanks district, and Account of lode mining near Fairbanks. 1913. 220 pages, illus. maps, 4 in pocket. (Geological Bulletin 525.) Paper, 55c. I 19.3:525 See also, in this list, headings Gold-Mineral resources, 1908, 1909, 1911, 1912— Nome Yukon-Tanana region. FAIRHAVEN PLACERS. See, in this list, heading Gold. FISH AND FISHERIES. Explorations of fishing grounds of Alaska, Washington Territory, and Oregon, during 1888, by steamer Albatross. (In Fish Bulletin, 1888, pages 1 to 92, maps, large 8°.) Cloth, $1.00 illus. FC 1.3:8 C 6.2: Al 1° C 6.2: Al 17 C 6.2: Al 18 C 6.2: Al 111 C 6.81:912 Fishery and fur industries of Alaska, 1912. 123 pages. (Fisheries Bureau.) Paper, 10c. Fishes of Alaska. (In Fisheries Bulletin, 1906, pages 219 to 360, illus. large 8°) Paper, 75c; cloth, 90c. C 6.3:26 Fishing grounds of Bristol Bay, Alaska, preliminary report upon investigations of steamer Albatross during summer of 1890. Pages 279 to 288, 3 folded maps, large 8° [From Fish Bulletin, 1889.] Paper, 10c. FC 1.3: Al 122 (In Fish BulFC 1.3:18 Notes on collection of tide-pool fishes from Kadiak Island, Alaska. letin, 1898, pages 189 to 192, 1 illus. large 8°) Cloth, $1.50. Report from Committee on Territories, amending by substitute bill for protection and regulation of fisheries of Alaska. 1906. 12 pages. (59th Cong. 1st sess. H. Rept. 2657.) Paper, 5c. See also, in this list, headings Salmon fisheries-Seal and seal fisheries. FLORA. Sketch of flora of Alaska. (In Smithsonian Report, 1867, pages 433 to 463.) Cloth, 70c. SI 1.1:867 FORESTS of Alaska. 1910. 24 pages, illus. map. (Forest Bulletin 81.) Paper, 25c. See also, in this list, heading Chugach National Forest. A 13.3:81 FORT HAMLIN. Reconnaissance from Fort Hamlin to Kotzebue Sound, Alaska, by way of Dall, Kanuti, Allen, and Kowak rivers. 1902. 68 pages, illus. 4 maps, 4° (Geological Professional paper 10.) Paper, 30c. I 19.16:10 FORTYMILE CREEK. Fortymile quadrangle, Yukon-Tanana region, Alaska. 1909. 32 pages, illus. 2 maps in pocket. (Geological Bulletin 375.) Paper, 30c. 19.3:375 See also, in this list, headings Gold-Mineral resources, 1907, 1911. FOXES. See, in this list, heading Salmon fisheries. FUR SEALS. See in this list, headings Fish and fisheries-Seal and seal fisheries. GAME. Alaska game law and regulations of Department of Agriculture, 1908. 8 pages. (Biological Circular 66.) Paper, 5c. Paper, 5c. A 5.4:66 A 5.4:77 A 5.4:85 A 5.4:90 Annual report of governor of Alaska on Alaska game law— 1910. 8 pages. (Biological Circular 77.) 1911. 12 pages. (Biological Circular 85.) 1912. 14 pages. (Biological Circular 90.) Condition of wild life in Alaska. (In Smithsonian Report, 1909, pages 521 to 529.) Cloth, $1.10. SI 1.1:909 Game resources of Alaska. (In Agriculture Yearbook, 1907, pages 469 to 482, illus.) Cloth, $1.00. A 1.10:907 A 5.4:39 A 5.4:42 A 5.4:75 A 5.4:89 See also, in this list, heading Deer. GENERAL INFORMATION regarding Alaska. 1912. 24 pages, 1 illus. (Interior Dept.) Paper, 5c. I 1.2: Al 14 A pamphlet prepared to answer correspondence giving concise information concerning geography, climate, population, government, public lands, railroads, agriculture, and showing where further information can be obtained. GEODETIC POSITIONS. Standard geodetic positions in southeastern Alaska, depending on astronomical observations made during 1892 to 1894. (In Coast and Geodetic Report, 1894, part 2, pages 71 to 85, 1 illus. 4°) Cloth, $1.15. T 11.1:8942 GEOGRAPHY. Alaskan geographic names. (In Geological Report, 1900, part 2, pages 487 to 509, large 8°) Cloth, $1.75. I 19.1:9002 Geographic dictionary of Alaska. 2d edition. 1906. 690 pages. (Geological Bulletin 299.) Paper, 50c. I 19.3:299 This is a 2d edition of Bulletin 187. Geographic names in Alaska. (In Coast and Geodetic Report, 1903, pages 1011 to 1016, 4°) Cloth, $1.35. Geographical notes upon Russian America, and Stickeen River. 1868. illus. map. (State Dept.) Paper, 5c. T 11.1:903 19 pages, S 1.2: R92 International Geography of Alaska, with outline of geomorphology. (In 8th S 5.6:904 I 19.3:526 GLACIERS. Coastal glaciers of Prince William Sound and Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 1913. 75 pages, illus. maps, 2 in pocket. (Geological Bulletin 526.) Paper, 30c. Glacier Bay [Alaska], and its glaciers. (In Geological Report, 1895, part 1, pages 415 to 461, illus. maps, large 8°) Cloth, $2.00. I 19.1:8951 Glaciers of Alaska. (In 5th Geological Report, 1884, pages 348 to 355, illus. large 8°) Cloth, $2.25. I 19.1:884 See also, in this list, heading Muir Glacier. GOLD. LA 1.3:16 Same, supplement. (In Labor Bulletin 19, Nov. 1898, pages 789 to 828.) Paper, 10c. LA 1.3:19 Fairhaven gold placers of Seward Peninsula, Alaska. 1905. 85 pages, illus. 3 maps (2 in pocket). (Geological Bulletin 247.) Paper, 40c. I 19.3:247 Geology of Yukon gold district, Alaska; History and condition of district to 1897. Pages 87 to 392, illus. maps, large 8° [From 18th Geological Report, 1897, part 3.] Paper, 50c. I 19.1 Al 16 Gold placers of Fortymile, Birch Creek, and Fairbanks regions, Alaska. 1905. 89 pages, illus. 5 maps (1 in pocket). (Geological Bulletin 251.) Paper, 35c. I 19.3:251 Gold placers of parts of Seward Peninsula, Alaska, including Nome, Council, Kougarok, Port Clarence, and Goodhope precincts. 1908. 343 pages, illus. 4 maps in pocket. (Geological Bulletin 328.) Paper, 70c. I 19.3:328 Innoko gold-placer district, Alaska, with accounts of central Kuskokwim Valley and Ruby Creek and Gold Hill placers. 1910. 87 pages, 5 maps (1 in pocket). (Geological Bulletin 410.) Paper, 40c. I 19.3:410 Juneau gold belt, Alaska; and Reconnaissance of Admiralty Island, Alaska. 1906. 161 pages, illus. 11 maps (2 in pocket). (Geological Bulletin 287.) Paper, 75c. I 19.3:287 Reconnaissance of gold fields of southern Alaska, with notes on general geology. Pages 1 to 86, illus. maps, large 8° [From 18th Geological Report, 1897, part 3.] Paper, 25c. I 19.1 a: Al 11 Yukon and Nome gold regions. (In Labor Bulletin 29, July, 1900, pages 832 to 872.) Paper, 15c. LA 1.3:29 See also, in this list, headings Kenai Peninsula-Mineral resources, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912-Nome-Porcupine placer districtRampart. GOODHOPE. See, in this list, heading Gold. GOVERNMENT. Approved June 6, Act making further provision for civil government for Alaska. S 7.5:561 1-158 (In Congressional Record, vol. 45, no. 27, pages Debate in Senate, Jan. 24, 1910. 927 to 929.) Paper, 7c. Debate in Senate, Feb. 14, 1910. (In Congressional Record, vol. 45, no. 44, pages 1880 to 1889.) Paper, 10c. Legislative assembly for Alaska. General debate in Senate, July 24, 1912. (In Congressional Record, vol. 48, no. 192, pages 10103 to 10108.) Paper, 8c. Legislature for Alaska. General debate in House, Apr. 24, 1912. (In Congressional Record, vol. 48, no. 115, pages 5554 to 5572.) Paper, 7c. Debate on a bill providing for a territorial government for Alaska. Legislature for Alaska. Speech of H. D. Flood of Va., in House, Apr. 17, 1912. (In Congressional Record of Apr. 20, 1912, vol. 48, no. 111, pages 5367 to 5369.) Paper, 6c. Legislature for Alaska. Speech of William Sulzer of N. Y., in House, Apr. 17, 1912. (In Congressional Record, vol. 48, no. 108, pages 5187 to 5190.) Paper, 8c. Legislature for Alaska. Speech of William W. Wedemeyer of Mich., in House, Apr. 17, 1912. (In Congressional Record, vol. 48, no. 108, pages 5183 to 5187.) Paper, 8c. Legislature for Alaska. Speech of James Wickersham of Alaska, in House, Apr. 24, 1912. (In Congressional Record of Apr. 27, vol. 48, no. 118, pages 5741 to 5766.) Paper, 10c. Legislature for Alaska. Speech of Frank B. Willis of Ohio, in House, Apr. 17, 1912. (In Congressional Record, vol. 48, no. 108, pages 5190 to 5196.) Paper, 8c. Memorials and petitions of Territorial Legislature of Alaska. (In Congressional Record of May 22, 1913, vol. 50, no. 34, pages 1908 to 1914.) Paper, 6c. 1902. 195 pages, map. Paper, 15c. Paper, 20c. Report-Continued. I 1.5: Paper, 20c. Paper, 10c. Paper, 10c. Paper, 10c. The appendices include an official directory of the officials of Alaska, list of newspapers published in Alaska, list of corporations, annual report of collector of customs, regulations for protection of fur-bearing animals, and a list of Government publications on Alaska. GRAND CENTRAL QUADRANGLE. See, in this list, heading Nome. GRAND JURY, 3D DIVISION. Final report of grand jury in United States court, 3d division, Alaska, at Valdez. 1908. 11 pages. (60th Cong., 1st sess., S. Doc. 351.) Paper, 5c. 4 A general report on the condition of the 3d judicial district of Alaska, including recommendations concerning administration of laws relating to fisheries, administration of justice, the condition of natives, etc. GRASS. Grass lands of south Alaska Coast. letin 82.) Paper, 10c. 1905. 38 pages, illus. (Plant Industry Bul A 19.3:82 SI 3.8:133 Grasses of Alaska. 1910. Pages 47 to 92, illus. (Contributions from national herbarium, vol. 13, part 3.) Paper, 10c. See also, in this list, heading Haymaking. GULKANA RIVER. Headwater regions of Gulkana and Susitna rivers, Alaska, with accounts of Valdez Creek and Chistochina placer districts. 1912. 82 pages, illus. 3 maps in pocket. (Geological Bulletin 498.) Paper, 35c. I 19.3:498 HARBORS. Harbors of Alaska and tides and currents in their vicinity. (In Coast and Geodetic Report, 1872, pages 177 to 212, 4°) Cloth, 90c. T 11.1:872 Letter transmitting communication from certain steamship companies relating to provision for safeguarding of coast of Alaska. 1914. 4 pages. (63d Cong., 2d sess., H. Doc. 577.) Paper, 5c. Advocating a careful survey of the harbors of Alaska with a wire-drag to locate pinnacle rocks. Recently several vessels have struck such rocks and two ships were lost. HARRIMAN ALASKA SERIES. In 1899 Mr. E. H. Harriman, the railroad magnate, financed an expedition to Alaska. Having chartered a steamship for a summer cruise he invited, among others, 25 scientists to be his guests and gave them every opportunity for observation and collection. The results of their work were published in 11 volumes, edited by C. Hart Merriam of the Biological Survey, and printed by Doubleday, Page & Co. At Mr. Harriman's death the volumes already published were turned over to the Smithsonian Institution and the series was continued by it. This set is not a Government document, because it was not paid for by the Government. The volumes may be bought from the Smithsonian Institution. HAYMAKING at Kenai Experiment Station. 1907. 13 pages, illus. (Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations Bulletin 3.) Paper, 5c. A 10.103:3 HERENDEEN BAY COAL FIELD. See, in this list, heading Mineral resources, 1905. HLINGIT LANGUAGE. Grammar and vocabulary of Hlingit language of south- HOT SPRINGS. See, in this list, heading Mineral resources, 1911. |