U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Scientific Bureaus.

WEATHER BUREAU-Willis L. Moore, Chief.

BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY—A. D. Melvin, Chief.
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY-B. T. Galloway, Chief.
FOREST SERVICE-Gifford Pinchot, Forester.
BUREAU OF SOILS-Milton Whitney, Chief.

BUREAU OF CHEMISTRY-H. W. Wiley, Chemist.
BUREAU OF STATISTICS-V. H. Olmsted, Statistician.
BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY-L. O. Howard, Entomologist.
BUREAU OF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY-C. Hart Merriam, Chief.
Office of PUBLIC ROADS-L. W. Page, Director.

OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS-A. C. True, Director.

ALABAMA

THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

College Station: Auburn; J. F. Duggar, a
Canebrake Station: Uniontown; F.D.Stevens,"
Tuskegee Station: Tuskegee; G. W. Carver, a

ALASKA-Sitka: C: C. Georgeson, b
ARIZONA-Tucson: R. H. Forbes, a
ARKANSAS-Fayetteville: C. F. Adams.c
CALIFORNIA-Berkeley: E. J. Wickson, a
COLORADO-Fort Collins: L. G. Carpenter. «
CONNECTICUT-

State Station: New Haven; E. H. Jenkins, a
Storrs Station. Storrs; L. A. Clinton, a
DELAWARE-Newark: H. Hayward, a
FLORIDA-Gainesville: P. H. Rolfs, a
GEORGIA-Experiment: Martin V. Calvin, a
GUAM-Island of Guam: H. L. V. Costenoble.
HAWAII-

Federal Station: Honolulu; E. V Wilcox.b
Sugar Planters'

Station: Honolulu:

Deerr.c

IDAHO Moscow: H. T. French, a

ILLINOIS-Urbana: E. Davenport. a

INDIANA-Lafayette: A. Goss, a

lowA-Ames: C. F. Curtiss, a

KANSAS-Manhattan: E. H. Webster."
KENTUCKY-Lexington: M. A. Scovell, a

LOUISIANA

State Station: Baton Rouge;)
Sugar Station: Audubon Park,

New Orleans;

North La. Station: Calhoun;| MAINE-Orono: C. D. Woods, a

Noel

W. R. Dodson. a

MARYLAND-College Park: H. J. Patterson, a
MASSACHUSETTS-Amherst: W. P. Brooks,a
MICHIGAN-East Lansing: R. S. Shaw. a
MINNESOTA-St. Anthony Park, St. Paul: J. W.
Olsen, a

MISSISSIPPI-Agricultural College: W. L. Hutchin

son, a

MISSOURI

College Station: Columbia: H. J. Waters, a
Fruit Station: Mountain Grove: Paul Evans, a
MONTANA-Bozeman: F. B. Linfield, a
NEBRASKA-Lancoln: E. A. Burnett, «
NEVADA-Reno: J. E. Stubbs, a

NEW HAMPSHIRE-Durham: E. D Sanderson, a
NEW JERSEY-New Brunswick: E. B. Voorhees, a
NEW MEXICO-Agricultural College: Luther Foster,@
NEW YORK-

State Station: Geneva; W. H. Jordan, a
Cornell Station: Ithaca; L. H. Bailey, a
NORTH CAROLINA-

College Station: West Raleigh; C. B. Williams.a
State Station: Raleigh; B. W. Kilgore, a
NORTH DAKOTA

Worst, a

Agricultural College: J H.

OHIO- Wooster: C. E. Thorne, a

OKLAHOMA-Stillwater: B. C. Pittuck.c

OREGON Corrallis: J. Withycombe. a

PENNSYLVANIA

State College: T. F. Hunt, a

State College: Institute of Animal Nutrition,

H. P. Armsby, a

PORTO RICO-Mayaguez: D. W. May, b

RHODE ISLAND-Kingston: H. J. Wheeler, a

SOUTH CAROLINA-Clemson College: J. N. Harper, a

SOUTH DAKOTA-Brookings: J. W. Wilson, a
TENNESSEE Knoxville: H. A. Morgan, a
TEXAS-College Station: H. H. Harrington. a
UTAH-Logan: E. D. Ball, a

| VERMONT-Burlington: J. L. Hills, a

VIRGINIA

Blacksburg: S. W Fletcher,«

Norfolk: Truck Station, T. C. Johnson.d WASHINGTON-Pullman: R. W, Thatcher, a WEST VIRGINIA-Morgantown: J. H. Stewart, a WISCONSIN-Madison: H. L. Russell, a

WYOMING-Laramie: J D. Towar, a

a Director.

Special agent in charge.

Acting director.

Superintendent,

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS-BULLETIN 206.

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS, Washington, D. C., November 11, 1908.

SIR: I have the honor to transmit herewith a manuscript containing the revised organization lists of agricultural colleges and experiment stations in the United States, which has been compiled under my direction by Miss Mary A. Agnew of this Office.

It has been customary heretofore to include in these lists the names of all officers and teachers in the agricultural and mechanical colleges, but in this revision an effort has been made to confine the lists to the names of administrative officers and instructors whose work brings them in contact with students in agricultural and home economics courses, omitting those who deal exclusively with mechanic arts or engineering students. But while working to this plan, it has been found impracticable in some cases, owing to the complex organization of the institutions concerned, to make the lists entirely consistent.

I recommend the publication of this manuscript as Bulletin 206, of this Office.

Officers of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experi-
ment Stations.

Officers of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists of the
United States____

Officers of the American Association of Farmers' Institute Workers_
Officers of the American Association of Economic Entomologists_
Officers of the Society for Horticultural Science---‒‒.

Agricultural colleges and experiment stations in the United States, with
governing boards, courses of study, boards of instruction, and sta-
tion staffs..

Index of names.

Page.

NOTE.-Members of boards of trustees or other governing boards of the college who are charged with the management of experiment station affairs are indicated by an asterisk (*).

Agr., Agriculture, Agriculturist, Agricul- | Irrig., Irrigation, Irrigationist.

A. C. TRUE, Ph. D., Sc. D., Director.

E. W. ALLEN, Ph. D., Assistant Director and Editor of Experiment Station Record. W. H. BEAL, A. B., M. E., Chief of Editorial Division.

Mrs. C. E. JOHNSTON, Chief Clerk.

SARAH L. SOMMERS, Record Clerk.
E. LUCY OGDEN, Librarian.

EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS.

W. H. BEAL, Meteorology, soils, and fertilizers.

W. H. EVANS, Agricultural botany and vegetable pathology.

C. F. LANGWORTHY, Ph. D., Foods and human nutrition.

J. I. SCHULTE, B. S., Field crops.

E. J. GLASSON, B. S. A., Horticulture and forestry.

J. B. MORMAN, A. M., Rural economics.

W. A. HOOKER, B. S., Economic zoology, entomology, and veterinary medicine.
E. W. MORSE, B. S. A., Animal production, dairying, and agrotechny.

D. J. CROSBY, M. S., Agricultural education.

G. A. GRIFFIN, B. S., Rural engineering.

H. L. KNIGHT, B. S., Editorial assistant.

T. K. BURROWS, B. A., Editorial assistant.

WILLIAM HENRY, Indexing and proof reading.

INSULAR STATIONS.

W. H. EVANS, Ph. D., Chief.

ALASKA EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

C. C. GEORGESON, M. S., Special agent in charge, Sitka.

G. W. GASSER, B. S., Assistant at Rampart.

R. W. DE ARMOND, Assistant at Sitka.

CHAS. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Assistant at Copper Center.

M. D. SNODGRASS, Assistant at Kodiak.

J. W. NEAL, Assistant at Fairbanks.

GUAM EXPERIMENT STATION.

H. L. V. COSTENOBLE, Special agent in charge, Island of Guam.

HAWAII EXPERIMENT STATION.

E. V. WILCOx, Ph. D., Special agent in charge, Honolulu.

D. L. VAN DINE, B. S. A., Entomologist.

D. T. FULLAWAY, A. B., Assistant entomologist.
J. E. HIGGINS, B. A., M. S. A., Horticulturist.
C. J. HUNN, B. S. A., Assistant horticulturist.
W. P. KELLEY, M. S., Chemist.

ALICE R. THOMPSON, B. S., Assistant chemist.
F. G. KRAUSs, in charge of rice investigations.

Q. Q. BRADFORD, Assistant in rubber investigations.

PORTO RICO EXPERIMENT STATION.

D. W. MAY, M. Agr., Special agent in charge, Mayaguez.

W. V. TOWER, B. S., Entomologist.

M. J. IORNS, Ph. D., Horticulturist.

J. W. VAN LEENHOFF. Coffee expert.

P. L. GILE, A. B., Chemist.

E. G. RITZMAN, Assistant animal husbandman.

G. L. FAWCETT, Assistant plant pathologist.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.

D. J. CROSBY, M. S., Specialist in agricultural education.

JOHN HAMILTON, B. S., M. S. A., Farmers' institute specialist.