}• BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A Classified Index to the Professional Periodical Literature relating to Library Hconomy,. Printing, Methods of Publishing, Copyright, Bibliography, etc. BY H. G. T. CANNONS,^ Borough Librariini, Finsbury, London. OF THE ^W'VERSJTY Of ILonOon: STANLHY RUSSHLL & CO., COLONIAL HOUSE, TOOLEY STREET, S.E. 1910. SCHOOli h UNIVERSITY j V PREFACE. One of the most striking features of the Twentieth Century Librarian's work is its diversity. The Library field is so large and the different branches so intricately connected, that it is no easy task for him to keep in touch with the latest developments in library science, the necessity and importance of which cannot be over-estimated. To the modern Librarian economy of time and concentration of resources are vital. The most important medium for the dissemination of technical informa- tion concerning Librarianship is undoubtedly the professional press and associated with it, tlie Transactions of the various Bibliograpliical Societies, the two enabling the Librarian to acquire that intimate knowledge of current progress so essential to effective and efficient administration. Certain it is that the remarkable advance in Library work which has been made during the past thirty-three years would not have been possible but for these channels of intercommunication for the exchange of new ideas or the recording of fresh experience. Students of special subjects constantly require to collect all available information concerning the question in which they are interested. Reference to past work is indispensable, for it not only serves to indicate what has already been accomplished and thus prevents much waste of time and energy in reinvestigating already explored paths, but what is more important, the failure of others, frequently suggests improvements, that without such knowledge would never be realized. The enormous and constantly increasing stream of professional period- ical literature renders it impossible for any one individual to keep in touch with all that is likely to be of service to him. Even with the annual indexes and other aids, hours of wearying search are often required to unearth an article, the general subject or the most valuable details of which, are more strongly impressed upon the memory than the title under which it is indexed. It is indeed difficult for the student of library economy to obtain the full value of the professional literature — ^Firstly, because at present he has no means of ascertaining expeditiously what work has been done or what articles published which may be of value to him ; and secondly because he cannot readily find again what he may have already consulted. Mr. Frederick Teggart states in a note attached to his article on " Library literature in England and the United States during the Nineteenth Century," Libvavy Journal, Vol. 26, 1891, pp. 257-261. " It is to be regretted that with all the facilities of College courses " and Library Schools, the elementary necessity of a Bibliography of " Library Economy has not been supplied — 'There have been various "attempts — The ' Report on Libraries' {1876) pp. 733-744, and Mr. " E. R. Nicholson's ' List of some leading subjects connected with " Library formation and management,' published in the Transactions '^ of the First Conference of Librarians (1877) PP- 208-211, 248-249, and "also in the Library Journal, Vol. i, pp. 399-401 are now very inade- " quate." Mr. Teggart in concluding his valuable resume of the Literature of Library Economy, says : — " At the conclusion of the first half century of modern democratic " Library movement, we find the profession with a very much en- " larged experience, with a great body of valuable but undigesteil "literature, and awaiting three important pieces of work: (i) A " Bibliography of Library Science ; (2) A Descriptive appraisal of " our Library resources : (3) A Systematic summing up of our pro- " fessional experience and knowledge." 4 PREFACE Mr. W. D. Johnston, of the Library of Congress, in his " Suggestions for a Year-Book of I.il)iary Literature," Library Journal, \'ol. 29, 1904, pp. 126-127, writes as follows :— " The first requis-ite of the progress of Library science, as of all " sciences, is a permanent and systematic record. This has been " recognised in the establishment of numerous Journals devoted to " Library interests and Bibliography, but with all these, there is no " publication devoted to Library literature — and suggests the com- " pilation of a Classified List of books and articles in Magazines *• relating to Libraries and Library administration." This has to some extent been met by the publication in 1905 of" Library Work : a quarterly Bibliography and digest of Library Literature," by the H. W. Wilson Co., Minneapolis, U.S.A., and Mr. Arthur E. Bostwick, Ph.D., Chief Librarian of the St. Louis Public Library, with the select list of references appended to his work, entitled " The American Public Library," published by Appleton & Co., April, 1910, pp. 394; and on this side of the Atlantic by the " Guide to Librarianship," by Mr. James Duff Brown, Chief Librarian of Islington. The present volume is the result of the first systematic attempt to index the whole range of literature in the English language published in the Library periodical press, indexing as it does, every article relating to Library history and administration, Library Associations, Commissions, Conferences and Schools, Biographical notices of Librarians, Classification, Cataloguing, Ofilice routine, Mechanical accessories and aids, Heating, Lighting, \'entilation and the various contributory branches of knowledge ; Binding, Paper, Museum and Lecture work ; Practical and Historical Printing ; Book selection and the various aids thereto ; Bibliography, Methods of Publishing, Copyright and the numerous subjects either directly or indirectly connected with the work of National, Public, Proprietary and Private Libraries and Museums. Undoubtedly many of the best things that have been written on the various branches of the profession are hidden away in the back numbers of periodicals, and the compiler hopes this volume will render them more easily accessible, and thus prove a valuable help to every Bibliothecal student. In the compilation of this Bibliography, the original articles appearing,' in the various professional journals have been consulted and the entries made from the contents of the papers, not merely from their headings, the first and last pages being given in order to show the scope of the paper. Recognising the value of such a Bibliography to Librarians and students of Librarianship, in November, 1907, the compiler offered to present the rights of the European sales of the volume to the Library Association of the United Kingdom, but owing to insufficient support, the Council were unable to proceed with its publication, and as there appeared to be no prospect of the work being produced under the auspices of the Association in the immediate future, this offer had reluctantly to be withdrawn and the publication undertaken as a private commercial venture. The size of the work has materially mcreased since the Council of the Library Association first considered it, as it now comprises over 15,000 entries arranged in a classified logical sequence, under i,goo subject headings, entries being placed in order of date to present the subject in its historical aspect ; the whole being preceded by an elaborate and detailed scheme of classification, specially prepared for the work, and an alphabetical subject index comprising over 2,500 direct references. It thus forms a Classified Bibliography to all articles appearing in the professional publications during the period 1876-1909. It is a recognised fact that many Library Committees and Librarians, owing to the lack of suitable information, waste much time and money in finding suitable places to obtain their supplies — To overcome this a repre- sentative selection of firms specialising in ^supplies used in Library PREFACE administration are entered under the various subject heads, immediately followinjf the literature indexed. By this means hints may be gained where various kinds of books may be procured, where books and periodicals may be bound, where Library furniture, stationery, records and supplies of every description may be obtained, the whole forming a permanent Directory of Library Furnishers, whether in fixtures, stationery, books or other ac- cessories. Notwithstanding the enormous task connected with its compilation, the compiler does not seek to make profit from the sale of the publication and the price has therefore been fixed as low as possible in order to bring the work within the reach of all engaged in Library work. It should be distinctly understood that the Classification Scheme attached, although fairly comprehensive, does not aspire to cover the whole field of Librarianship and its allied topics, its object being merely to provide a classified key to the subjects represented in the body of the work. Where the key to the classification may not clearly indicate the position of special topics, the full alphabetical subject index should be consulted. It ^s hoped this will meet the needs of all inquirers. Everything consistent with clearness has been done to insure condensa- tion and brevity with reference to the various periodicals and journals indexed. For key to the abbreviations, see overleaf. The compiler desires to acknowledge the encouragement during the progress of the work from the numerous letters of appreciation he has received from American Librarians. He is indebted to Professor Aksel G. S. Josephson, of Chicago, for the references to articles appearing in the Proceedings of the Bibliographical Society of America, and the Year-Book of the Bibliographical Society of Chicago; and also to Doctor H. M. Barlow, of the Library of the Royal C^iollege of Physicians, for those articles published in the official organ of the Association of Medical Librarians. To both of these gentlemen, he desires to tender an expression of his sincere thanks. H. G. T. CANNONS. FiNSBURV Cextral Library, Skinner St., Clerkenwell, E.C. Xorciiibn, 79/0. Abbreviations of Publications Indexed. A. L. A. Bull — Bulletin of the American Library Association. An Leab — An Leabharlann. Bib Scty of Amer Proc— Bibliographical Society of America: Proceedings. Bib Scty of Chic Yrbk— Bibliographical Society of Chicago : Year-Book. Bib Scty Trans— Bibliograpical Society of London : Transactions. B. A. R. — Book Auction Records. Cal News Notes — California Libraries: News Notes of. Conn P. L. D. — Connecticut Public Library Document. Del S. L. C. Hdbk— Delaware State Library Commission Handbook (1904) Greenwood's "Public Libraries," 1894. Greenwood's "Year-Book," 1897, 1900-01. Ind L. C. 5th Biennial Rept — Indiana Public Library Commission, 5th Biennial Report, 1909 Ind. S. L. C. Bull — Indiana State Library Commission Bulletin International Conferences : — ist Int Conf — 1st International Conference of Librarians, 1877. 2nd Int Conf— 2nd International Conference of Librarians, 1897. U.S. Rept 1892-93— World's Columbian Exposition (U. S. Go%ernment Report, 1892-93, Vol. I). la Lib C. Q. — Iowa Library Commission Quarterly. Kans City L. Q. — Kansas City, Missouri, Library Quarterly. L. — Library. L. (N. S.)— Library (New Series). L. A. — Library Assistant. L. A. M. N. — Library Association Monthly Notes. L. A. R. — Library Association Record. L. A. Trans — Library Association Transactions. L. A. Yrbk — Library Association Year-Book, 1891-1909. L. A. of Austral Proc — Library Association of Australasia ; Proceedings. L. C. — Library Chronicle. L. J. — Library Journal. Lib of Congress Repts — Library of Congress : Reports of the Librarian. L. N. (U. S.)— Library Notes (Edited by Melvil Dewey). Lib Occ — Library Occurrent. Lib Work— Library Work. L. W.— Library World. Lit Yrbk — Literary Year-Book. Medical Lib & Hist J nl— Medical Library and Historical Journal. Minn L. C. N.— Minnesota Public Library Commission Notes. Minn, la & Wis L. C. Hdbk — Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin Library Commission Hand- Book. Neb Lib Bull — Nebraska Library Commission Bulletin. N. Y. S. L. Repts— New York State Library Reports. N. Y. L.— New York Libraries. Ohio Bull— Ohio State Library Bulletin. Penn L. Comm Bull — PennsyK'ania Library Commission Bulletin. Penn Lib Notes — Pennsylvania Library Notes. P. L. — Public Libraries. U. S. Govt. Repts— Onited States Commission of Education : Annual Reports. Vt. L. C. Bull — Vermont Library Commission Bulletin. Wash L. A. Bull — Washington Library Association Bulletin. Wis L. Bull— Wisconsin Library Association Bulletin. Key to the Classification. Where ihe Key to the Classification may not clearly indicate the position of special topics, the full index of subjects should be consulted. It is hoped tliis will meet the needs of all inquirers. Class A— Library Associations, Clubs, Commissions, Schools, and Conferences. 1 Associations, Clubs, etc.. General. Associations, State Library As.so- 2 Special, American Library As- ciations of America, contd. — sociation — H istorical. A 41 Indiana — Constitution. 3 Constitution. A 42 Report of Meetings. 4 Charter. A 43 Iowa— Historical Sketch. 5 Aims and Purposes. A 44 Report of Meetings. 6 Council. A 45 Kansas. 7 Executive Board. A 46 Kentucky. 8 Committees. A 47 Keystone. 9 Trustee's Section. A 48 Maine. ID Treasurer's Report. A 49 Massachusetts. 11 Past Officers. A 50 Western. 12 Officers. A 51 Michigan. 13 Membership. A 52 Minnesota. 14 Membership Necrology. A 53 Missouri. 15 Headquarters. A 54 Montana. i6 Affiliation with Kindred A 55 Nebraska. Associations. A 56 New England. 17 American Library Institute. A 57 New Hampshire. i8 National Educational Asso- A 58 New Jersey. ciation. A 59 New York State. 19 Association of State Libra- A 60 Ohio. rians. A 61 Oklahoma. 20 National Association of A 62 Oregon. State Librarians. A 62- Pacific North West. 21 -Association of Law Libra- A 63 Pennsylvania. Western. ries. A 64 Rhode Island. 21-1 Special Libraries Associa- A 65 Tennessee. tion. A 66 Texas. 22 State and Local Associa- A 67 \'ermont. tions — General. A 68 Virginia. 23 State Library Associations of A 69 Washington. America, Special, Alabama. A 70 Washington (D.C.) 24 California— Historical Sketch. A 71 Wisconsin — Historical Sketch ^5 Constitution. A 72 Reports of Meeting. 26 Members. A 73 Northern Travelling. 27 Publications. A 74 Library Clubs of America- 28 Allied Organisations. General 29 Report of Meetings. A 75 Special, .Ann Arbor. 30 Southern California. A 76 Hay Path. 31 Carolina, North. A 77 BuiTalo 32 South. A 78 Cape Cod. 35 Colorado. A 79 Chicago. 34 Connecticut. A 80 Round Table. 35 Dakota, North. A 8o-i Columbia, Mo. 36 South. A 80-2 Columbus, Ohio. 37 District of Columbia. A 81 Des Moines 3« Florida. A 82 Fox River Valley. 39 (Georgia. A 83 Hudson River. 40 Illinois. A 84 Indianapoli.s. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY A 8s A 86 A «7 A 87-1 A 88 A 89 A qo A 91 A 92 A 9^ A 94 A 95 A 96 A 97 A 98 A 99 A 100 A lOI A 102 A 103 Library Clubs of America- Indianapolis, Round Table. Indiana. Northern and South- ern Michigan. Iowa City. Kansas City. Lincoln, Nebraska- Long Island. Maine, Eastern. Massachusetts. Milwaukee. Mohawk Valley. Monongahela Valley- Xashville- New York. Central - Pennsylvania. Southern Tier. Twin City. Worcester, Southern. 02 Library Commission of America — General - League of Library Commis- sions. 104 Library Commissions. Special, Alabama. Carolina, North. Colorado. Connecticut. Dakota, North. Delaware. Denver. Georgia. Idaho. Illinois. Indiana. Iowa. Kansas. Maine. Maryland, State. Massachusetts. Michigan. Minnesota. Missouri. Nebraska — Historical Sketch Reports of Meetings. New England. New Hampshire. New Jersey. New York (Public Library Division of the University). Ohio Oregon. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Tennessee. Texas. Vermont. Washington. Wisconsin. 135 Library Schools General. Special, Alabama School. Amherst Summer School. Atalanta Carnegie Library Training School. A 105 A 106 A 107 A 108 A 109 A no A III A 112 A 112-1 A "3 A 114 A 115 A 116 A 118 A Tig A 120 A 121 A 122 A 123 A I23-I A 124 A 125 A 126 A 127 A 128 A 129 A 130 A 131 A I3I-I A I3I-2 A 132 A 133 A 134 A 135 I A 136 A 137 A 138 of America- Summer Library Schools of America — A 139 Armour Institute Library Class. California Summer School. Chautauqua Summer School. Cleveland Summer School. Colorado State Normal School. Columbian College Library School. Drexel Institute Library Class. Forbes Library Summer School. Illinois University Library School. Indiana Library School. Summer School. Iowa Summer School. Los Angelos P.L. Training Class. Maine State College Librar)' School. McGill University Summer School. Michigan Summer School. Minnesota University Lib- rary School. Missouri University Summer Course. Montana University Library Class. Nebraska University Sum- mer School. New Jersej^ Summer School. New York Circulating Li- brar}' Training Class. New York State Library School. Library Summer School. Ohio State University Sum- mer School. A 164 Pittsburgh, Carnegie Library Training Class for Children's Librarians. A 165 Pratt Institute Library School. A 166 Simmons College Library School. A 167 Springfield (Mass.) City Training Class. A 168 Syracuse University Librarv School. A 169 Washington School of Library Science. A 170 Washington University Sum- mer School. A 171 Western Reserve University Librar)' School. A 172 Winona School for Libra- rians. A 173 Wisconsin University Sum- mer School. A 174 Library School. A 175 Wyoming University Sum- mer School. A 176 Library Association of Ontario, Canada. A A A A 140 141 142 143 A 144 A 145 A 146 A 147 A A A A 148 149 150 151 A 152 A 153 A A 154 155 A 156 A 157 A 158 A A 159 160 A 161 A 162 A 163 KEY TO THE ^LASSIFICATIOX .9 A 177 Library Association of Aberdeen, Library Assistants' Association, Canada. Branches. A 178 Library Association of the United A 210 Yorkshire. Kingdom — Historical Sketch. A 211 South Wales. A 179 Constitution. A 212 Ireland. A 180 Charter. A 213 Library Association. Dcmnark. A I Si Aims and Purposes. A 214 France. A 1 82 Council. A 214- I Germany— Library School at A 183 Committees. Berlin. A 184 Treasurer's Reports. A 215 Sweden — Summer School in A 185 Officers. Library Science, Stock- A 186 Membership. holm. A 187 Affiliations with kindred Asso- A 215- I Italy — Association for Promo- ciations. tion of Libraries. A 188 Birmingham and District A 216 Australasia. Library Association. A 217 Conferences. General. A 189 Bristol and Western District A 218 Special, America. Branch. A 219 Presidential Addresses. A lyo Librarians of the Mersey A 220 State Librarians. District. A 221 Inter-State. A 191 North Midland Library A 222 Bi-State. Association. A 223 ■' Library Week." A 192 North-Western Branch. A 224 Congress of Women Libra- A 193 Northern Counties Library rians. Association. A 225 Law Librarians. A 194 Society of Public Librarians. A 226 Canada, Ontario. A 194- I Medical Library Association, A 227 Aberdeen. England. A 228 United Kingdom. A 195 Irish Rural Library Asso- A 229 Presidential Addresses. ciation. A 230 France. A 196 Public Libraries Association A 231 Germany. (Ireland). A 232 Italy. A 197 Scottish Library Association. A 233 South Africa. A 198 Library Club, English— Pseu- A 234 Australasia. donyms. A 235 International. A 199 Library Schools, English. A 236 Library Periodicals, American. A 199- [ Liverpool. General. A 199- 2 Manchester. A 237 Special, American Library A 199-3 Wigan. Association. A 200 Library Assistants' Association. A 238 Independent Organ. Historical Sketch. A 239 State and Local Association A 201 Constitution. Organs. A 202 Meetings. A 240 Library Association of United A 203 Proposed Affiliation with the Kingdom. L.A.U.K. A 241 England— Independent Organ. A 204 Branches, General. A 242 Library Assistants' Associa- A 205 Special, Newcastle. tion. A 206 Manchester and District. A 243 Library Conference Exhibits. A 207 North Eastern. A 244 Library Economy, Bibliography A 208 North Western. A 245 Librarians' Library. A 209 Northumberland and Dur- ham. A 246 Librarians' Aids. Class B- Library Legislation. B I Library Legislation, General. P. 10 Library Legislation, P, 2 Special by Countries— America State-s— Iowa. United States, General. B ] , Kansas. B i By States — Alabama. B 12 Kentucky. B 4 California. B 13 Maine. B 5 Carolina, North. B 14 Maryland. B 5- I Carolina, South. B '4- Massachusetts. B 6 Colorado. B 15 Minnesota. B 6- I Connecticut. B 16 Missouri. B 6- 2 Delaware. B 17 Montana. B 7 (ieorgia. B 18 Nebraska. B 8 Illinois. B 19 Nevada. B 9 Indiana. B 20 New Jersey. Special by lO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Librar>' Legislation, by States — B 36 Library Legislation, British Colo- H 21 New York. nies. H 22 Brooklyn. B 37 Acts, Adoption of. B 2i North West. B 38 State Aid, American. B 24 Ohio. B 39 British. H 25 Oklahoma. B 40 Taxation, American. B 26 Oregon. B 41 Rates and Rating, British. B 27 Pennsylvania. B 42 Rate Limitation. B 27.1 Rhode Island, B 43 Rating and Taxation of Library B 28 Tennessee. Buildings. B 28-1 Vermont. B 44 Exemption from Rates and B 29 Washington. Taxes. B ?() Wisconsin. B 45 Penalty for Injury to Library B31 Wyoming. Property. B 32 British Islands, England. H 46 Action for Libel contained in B 33 For Rural Districts. Books. B 34 Ireland. i • B 35 Scotland. Class C— Library History and Description. C I Libraries, General. Libraries, United States, Public C 2 Ancient. Libraries, under States. C 3 United States, National (Library C 47 Iowa, Special, Burling- of Congress.) ton. C 4 Government, General. C 48 Cedar Rapids. C 5 Special. C 49 Davenport. C 6 State Libraries, General. C 50 Eldora. C 7 Special, California. c 51 Marshalltown. C 8 Iowa. C 52 Muscatine. C 9 Indiana. C 53 Onawa. C 10 New York. C 54 Ottumwa. C II Public Libraries, General. C 55 Kansas State Libraries. C 12 Arranged under States. C 56 Kentucky, General. Alabama, General. C 57 Louisiana, State. C 13 State. C 5« Special, New Orleans. C 14 California, General. C 59 Maine, Special, Poland c 15 State. Spring. C 16 Law. C 60 Maryland, Special, Balti- C 17 Los Angeles. more. C 18 Redlands. C 61 Massachusetts. Special. C ly San Francisco. Boston, Public. C 20 Carolina, North, General. C 62 Special. C 22 South, General. C 63 Brookline. C 23 University. C 64 Cambridge (Harvard). C24 Greenboro. C 65 Lawrence, C 25 Connecticut, Hartlepool. C 66 Leominster. C 26 New Britain. C 67 Lynn. C 27 New Haven. C 68 Northampton. C 28 New London. C 69 Massachusetts. Salem. C 29 Norwich. C70 Stockbridgc. C 30 Delaware. C 71 Michigan, Ann .Arbor C 31 District of Columbia, University. Washington. C 7^ Grand Rapids. C 32 I-'lorida. C 73 Minnesota, General. C 33 Georgia Universit}-. c 74 Special, Historical. C34 Illinois, State. C 75 .Minneapolis. C 35 Chicago, General. C 76 Nebraska, General. C 36 Public. C77 College. C37 University. C7« New England, General. C 38 Historical. C 79 New Jersey, Jersey Cit>-. <■;- 39 Evanston University. C 80 Newark.' C 40 Indiana, General. C 81 Paterson. C4I Indianapolis. C 82 Princeton University. C 42 Vincennes. C 83 Trenton. C43 Iowa, (ieneral. C 84 New York, State of. C44 Historical. (ieneral. C 45 State. C 85 University and College. C 46 Historical. C 86 State Library. KEY TO Tin- CLASSIFICATIOX Libraries, United States, Public Libraries of the United States. Libraries, under States. C 1 47 Women's Club. C 87 New York, Public, Clen- eral. c 48 Technical and Scientific, (ieneral. C 88 Special, Brooklyn. C ] 49 Special, Agriculture. C 89 Buffalo. C 49-1 ICducation. C 90 New York City, Public. C 50 Law. C 91 Endowed. C 51 Medicine. C 92 Mercantile. c 52 Other Special Libraries. House- <-^ 93 Scientific. hold. C 94 Utica. c 53 Hospital. C 95 North West, General. c 54 North America. Canada, Gov- C96 Ohio, General. ernment. C 96.1 State University. c 55 Public, General. C 96-2 Travelling Libraries. c 56 Special, Maritime Provinces. C 97 Cleveland. c 57 Montreal. C98 Oklahoma, General. c 58 North West. C 99 Oregon, General. c 59 Ontario.' C 100 Pennsylvania, Alleghany. c 60 Quebec. C 101 Philadelphia, General. c 61 North America, Alaska. C 102 Mercantile. c 62 Central America. C 103 Pittsburg. c '63 South America. C 104 ScrantOD. c 64 Chili, National, C 105 Rhode Island, General. c 65 Mexico, National. C 106 Special, Pawtucket. c 66 West Indies, General. C 107 Providence. c 67 Bahamas. C 108 Southern States, General. c [68 Jamaica. C 109 South Western States. c [68- Trinidad. C no Tennessee, General. c [69 Libraries, Europe, General. C III Texas, General. c [70 United Kingdom, General. C 112 Vermont, State Library. c 71 England. C 113 General. c 72 National (British Museum) C 114 Virginia, State. c [73 Government Special, India C 115 General, Office. C 116 University. c 74 Patent Office. C 117 Washington, State. c 75 Special, Chained Libraries. C 118 General. c 76 Libraries for the Blind. C 119 Public. c 77 Clerical. C 120 Special, Billingham. c 78 College. C 121 Everett. c 79 Ecclesiastical. C 122 Seattle. c 80 of Economic Litera- C 123 Spokane. ture. C 124 Tacoma. c 81 Hospital. C 125 Walla Walla. c 82 Industrial. C 126 Wisconsin, General. c 83 Law. C 127 Special, Historical. c 84 Medical. C 128 Beaver Dam. c 85 :\Iilitarv. C 129 La Crosse. c 86 Naval." C 130 Madison, General. c 87 • Prison. C 131 Public. c 88 Private. C 132 Milwaukee. c 89 Railwav. c 133 Watertown. c 90 Club. ■ C 134 Wyoming, Cheyenne. C 1 91 Town.s, alphabeticalK. c 135 Libraries of the United'States, ar- Bath. ranged in alphabetical order. c 92 Birmingham. C 136 College and University Libra- c 93 Bolton. ries, General. c 93- Bournemouth. C 1 36- 1 Special. c 94 Bradford. Public. C 137 Ecclesiastical. c 95 Special. C 138 Historical. c 96 Brentford. c 139 Militarv. c 97 Brighton. C 140 Naval.' c 98 Bristol, (iencral. C 141 Prison and Reformatory. c 99 Medical. C 142 Railroad. C 5 00 Ancient. C 143 Libraries for the Blind. C i 01 Bury. c .4 Commercial and Factorv. C 2 02 Cambridge, General. C 145 Y.M.C.A. C ; J03 Public. C 146 Y.W.C.A. C i J04 University. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY C 205 C 206 C 206- C 207 C 207- C 207- C 208 C 208- C 2oy C aoQr C 210 C 211 C 212 C 213 C 213- C 214 C 215 C 216 C 217 C 218 C 218- C 219 C 220 C 221 C 222 C 223 C 224 C 225 C 226 C 227 C 228 C 229 C 230 C 231 C 231- C 232 C 233 C 234 C 235 C 236 C 237 C 238 C 239 C 240 C 240- C 240- C 241 C 242 C 243 C 244 C 245 C 246 C 247 C 248 249 250 251 252 252- 253 c c c c c c C 254 Libraries, United Kingdom, Eng- land, Towns, alphabetically, Croydon. Darwen. I Kastbourne. Exeter. 1 Gravcsend. 2 Halifax. Hereford. I Hove. Hull. I Ipswich. Kettering. Leeds, General. Public. Private. 1 Leicester, General. Liverpool, General. Public. London, General. Special, Hemiondsey. Chelsea. I Clerkenwell. Hammersmith. Hampstead. Islington. Lewisham. St. George's in the East. St. George the Mar- tyr. Wandsworth. West Ham. Guildhall Library. Special Libraries. Medical Libraries. Gray's Inn Library. Ro\al Colonial Insti- tute. I University Library. Manchester, General. Public. College. Ecclesiastical. Special. Chetham'sLi- brar}-. Christie. Foreign. Literary & Philoso- phical. Mayor's. 1 Medical. 2 Mechanics. Overseer's. Radford. Royal I'-xchange. Roval Infirmarw R viands. Schiller-Austalt. Unitarian. Newcastle, Public. Oxford, General. Special, Bodleian. Penzance, General. Plymouth, Public. 1 I'ortsmouth. Redruth. Salford, Public. Libraries, United Kingdom, Eng- land, Towns, alphabetical!)-, C 255 Salford, Ecclesiastical. C 256 Tavistock. C 257 Truro. C 258 Wells Cathedral. C 259 Wigan, Public. C 260 Private. C 261 Windsor Castle. C 261 -I Worthing. C 262 Libraries, England, arranged under Counties, Berkshire. C 263 Cambridge. General. C 264 Public. C 265 University, General. C 266 Special. C 267 Cheshire, General. C 26S Special. Cornwall, General. Special, Penzance. Redruth. Truro. Derbyshire. Devonshire, General. Special, Exeter. . Plymouth. Tavistock. Gloucester. Special, Bristol. Public. 1 iMedical. 2 Ancient. Hampshire, Bournemouth. Portsmouth. Kent, Gra\esend. Herefordshire. Special. Here- ford. Lancashire, Special. Ecclesiastical. Special, Bolton. Bury. Liverpool. Manchester. General. Public. University. Special. Salford, Public. Special. Wigan. Lincolnshire, Special, Lincoln. ^Middlesex. London. General. Special, Bermondse\-. British IMuseum. Chcksea. I Clcr ken well. Guildhall. (ioldsmiths Library. 1 Gra\"s Inn. Hammersmith. Hamp.stead. Inns of Court. Islington. Lewisham. Royal Coloni.'il Institute. St. George's in the East. St. George the ]\Iartyr. 1 Wandsworth. 2 West Ham. Medical Libraries. C 269 C 270 C 271 C 272 C 273 C 274 C 275 C 276 C 277 C 278 C 278- C 278- C 279 C 280 C 281 C 282 C 283 C 284 C 285 C 286 C 287 C 288 C 289 C 290 C 291 C 292 C 293 C 294 C 295 C 296 C 297 C 298 C 299 C 299- C 300 C 301 C 301- C 302 ^ 303 C 304 c 305 C 306 c 307 C 308 C 309 C 309- C 309- C 310 KEY TO THE CLASSIFICATION 13 Libraries, England, arranged Libraries, Netherland. Special. under Counties, Middlesex, C 365 Leyden. C" 3I0-I London University Library. C 366 Russia, General. c 3" Middlesex. Brentford. c 367 National. C" JI-^ Northampton. Kettering. C 36S I'inland. c 3'j Althiorp. C 369 Scandinavia. General. C" 314 Northumberland. Newcastle. C 37" Denmark, General. c 315 Oxford. C 371 Special, Copenhagen. c 316 Somerset, Hath. C 372 Norway, General. (." 3I6-I Wells. c 373 Special, Park Libraries. (." 317 Suffolk, Ipswich. C 374 15ergen. C" 3i>^ Surrey, Croydon. C 375 Christ iauia. C" 319 Sussex. Brighton. C 376 Sweden, General. c 319-1 Eastbourne. C 377 Special. Gothenburg. c 3iy--' Hove. c 378 Lund. c" 319-3 Worthing. c 379 Stockholm. t" 3^0 Warwick. Birmingham, (ieneral c 380 Upsala. C' 3^1 Public. c 38 1 Iceland, General. c ^-'■^ Worcester, King's Norton. c 5^2 Switz-rland. General. c 5^5 Yorkshire, l?radford. c 3«3 Special. c 5^5- -^ Halifax. c 384 Turkey. Constantinople. c 324 Hull. c 385 India, Calcutta, Government. c 325 Leeds. c 3S6 Ceylon. C" 32b Private Libraries. c 387 Burmah. c~ 327 Wales, National Library. c 387 I Siam, Bangkok. C' 32S Cardiff Libraries. c 388 Far East, General. c 329 Scotland. Public. General. c 389 China. c 35^ Aberdeen, Public. c 390 Japan. c 53^ University. c 391 Straits Settlements. c 332 Edinburgh, General. c 392 .\frica. North, PIgypt. c 333 University. c 393 South, Cape Colonv. (' 334 Glasgow, General. c 394 Natal. c 555 Universitv. c 395 Rhodesia. c 335-1 Private. c 396 Mauritius. c 55(> Montrose, Public. c 397 .\ustralia. General. C" 337 Perth, Public. c 398 South, General. c 33« Ireland. National. c 399 Western, General. c 339 Public, (ieneral. c 400 Queensland, General. c 34^' Special, Armagh. c 401 New South Wales, General. c 341 Belfast. c 402 Special, Sydne\-. c 342 Coleraine. c 403 Victoria, General". c 343 Cork. c 404 Special, Melbourne. c 344 Dublin. c 405 Tasmania. General. c 345 Dundalk. c 40b New Zealand, General. c 346 Limerick. c 407 Special Auckland. (■ 347 British Empire. c 408 Wellington. e" 34« France, National (Bibliotheque c 409 Honolulu. Nationale). c 410 Malaysia, Philippine Islands. c 349 General. c 411 Libraries, Special Classes, Col- C" 35" Special, Abbcvillr on the lege and University. General. Soninie. c 412 Special, Aberdeen. (" 350-1 Nantes. c 413 Cambridge, General. c 351 Paris. c 414 Special. c 352 Tours. c 415 Corpus Christi College. c 353 German\ , General. c 416 Emanuel College. c 354 Special, Berlin. c 417 Trinity College. (■ 355 Essen, Prussia. c 418 Chicago Universitv. C" 355-1 Austria. General. c 419 Columbia Universit\ . (■ 35^) Greece, (ieneral. c 420 Cornell University. C" 357 Special. c 421 Edinbureh L'niversity. c 35S Italy, General. c 422 Eton ColU'.L;e. c 359 Special, Florence. c 423 Glasgow University. c 360 Rome, General. c 424 Lancashire School. c 360-1 Private. c 425 London L"niversity. c 36' Vatican. c: 426 .Manchester Grammar c 362 Netherland, (General. School. c 5(^5 Special. .Amsterdam. I" 427 Lancashire Independent c 364 Groningen. College. 14 BIBUOGRArHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Libraries, Special Classes, Col- C 468 Libraries, Club and Society, New legje and University, Special. York. C 428 Owens College. c 469 National Liberal Club. C 429 Nebraska. C 470 Polytechnic. C 430 New York University. C 471 Young Men's Christian Asso- c 431 Oxford University, General. ciation. C 432 Bodleian. C 472 Young Men's Mercantile. <^' 433 Radcliffe. C 473 Young Women's Christian ^ 434 Princeton University. .\ssociation. C 435 Rochester University. C 474 Women's Club Libraries in C 436 Sion College. U.S. C 437 Surgeons. Royal College of. C 475 Private Libraries, General. C 438 Vale University. C 476 Special. C 439 Ecclesiastical, General. C 477 Boston. C 440 Special, Lancashire. C 478 Brooklyn. C 441 Lincoln. c 479 New York. C 442 Manchester. c 480 St. Louis. <-' 443 Odenwald, Bavaria. c 481 Althorp. C 444 Vatican, Rome. c 482 Bonaparte. <^~ 445 Wells. c 483 Chatsworth. C 446 Chained Libraries. c 484 Chesshyre's. C 447 Historical, United States, c 485 Conway's. General. c 486 Gladstone's. C 448 Special. c 487 Haigh Hall. C 449 Hospital. c 488 Hall (Thomas). C 450 Household. c 489 Honeywood (Dean). ^ 451 Law. c 490 Locker's. C 452 Libraries for the Blind. c 491 Marsh's. C 453 Medical. c 492 Pepvs' <^ 454 Milifarv. c 493 Smith (Richard). C 455 Naval." c 494 Thoresby (Ralph). C456 Lighthouse. c 495 Valliere (Due de la). C 457 Prison. c 496 Proprietary, General. C 458 Reformatory School. c: 497 Librar}- Endowment, Gifts and C 459 Industrial and Commercial. Bequests. cleo Railway. c 498 Public Libraries, Arguments in C 461 Scientific. favour of, C 462 Subscription, General. c 499 Against. C 463 Special. c 500 and the Press. C 464 Endowed, Special. c 501 Educational value of. C 465 Club and Society, General. c 502 Influence of Reading. C 466 Special, Alpine Club. c 503 Instruction in the use of Books. C 467 Manchester. Class D Architecture, Planr linj t. Furniture, and Fittings. 1) 1 Architecture, (ieneral. D 17 Lighting, (ieueral. I) 2 Special. D 18 Natural. 1) 3 Planning, General. D 19 Artificial, General. I) 3-1 Interior Decoration. D 20 Gas. D 4 Plans— Ivxhibitions of Library D 21 Electricity. Plans. D 211 Metallic filament lamps. n 5 Special Examples. D 22 Methods of checking 1) 6 Special Departments — News- current. room. D 23 \'entilati()n. 1) 6-1 Reading Room. D 24 Library Appliances and Supplies, I) 7 Reference Library. (ieneral. D « Lending Library— (jcneral. D ^5 Special Eurniture for Children's D 9 Open Access. Rooms. 1) 9-1 Eittings. 1) 25-1 Reading Rooms D 10 Children's Rooms. D 25-2 Board Room. D II Lecture Hall. 1) 25-3 Lifts. I) 12 Small Libraries. D 2() Shelving, General. I> 13 Branch Libraries. D 27 Special, Wood. D 14 College Libraries. I) zS Metal. I^ 15 Eloors and Eloor Covering. 1) 29 Adjustable, Sliding, Sus- D 15-1 Dust in Libraries. pended. D 16 Heating. D 29.1 Dwarf Iiookca.se.s. KEY TO Till-: CLASSIFICATION D 29-2 Shelving, Special, Revolving Bookcases. D 29-3 Adjustable Display Book- cases. D 29-4 Atlas Shelves. D 30 Appliances, General. D 30-1 Special, Shelf Supports, n 30-2 Dununies. D 30-3 Pins. D 30-4 Automatic Shelf Steps. D 30-5 Dwarf Steps. D 30-6 Ladders. D 31 Book Carriers and Trucks. D 32 Show Cases. D ^^ Rests and Holders. D 33-1 .Atlas Frames and l^asels. D 34 Desks and Counters. D 34-1 Flat Top. D 34-2 Roll Top. D 34-3 Racks and Trays for. D 34-4 Supplies for. D 34-5 Cupboards and Cabinets, General. D 34-6 Cupboards and Cabinets, for Maps. n 35 Chairs. 15 35-1 For Children's Rooms. D 35-2 Chair Castors. D 35-3 Fads. D 36 Reading Tables. D 36- 1 Desk.s. D 37 Tables for Cliildrcn> Rooms. D 3« Newspaper Stands. N 39 Racks. D 40 Periodical Racks. D 41 Time Table Rack?. U 42 Hat and linbrella Stands. D4i Clocks. D44 Telephones. D 44.1 Telephone Index Cabinet. D 45 Furniture Inventory. D 45- 1 Card Stores Index. D 46 Fire Prevention, Insurance, etc. D 47 Safes and Strong Rooms. Class £~Library Organisation and Administration. E 10 1-: 15 Library Organisation, General. Administration, (ieneral. Special — Small Library. I Library Methods applied to Business. Consolidation and Centrali- zation of Administra- tion. Arguments for and against Unification of of Libraries, America. England. Finance. General. Financial Records. 1 Loose Leaf Ledgers. 2 Audit of Accounts. Personnel — Governing Boards, Committees. Directors, Trus- tees, etc., General (Powers, duties, cjualifications, etc.) Special, Connnittees. 1 Delegation of Powers to. 2 Librarians acting as Secre- taries. Bye-laws Governing Com- mittees in Ireland. Trustees. Bye- laws governing Board Meetings. I Boards Meetings, Records of. Library Workers— Biographical and Obituary Notices. Librarianship — Oualifications, duties, etc. Librarians' Salaries. I Guarantee Bond. Reading. Social Duties, Recreation, etc. Biographical and Obituary. Notices, General. E 19 E 22 Librarianship — Librarians, IJio graphical and Obituar\ . Special, in .Alphabetical Order. Staff Management. Entrance 1-^xaminations for Staff Appointments. Apprentice Classes in Libraries. Relationship. Clubs, Guilds, Conferences. Relationship with Readers. .Assi.stants, Oualifications. Professional Trainiii- and Examinations. Training. Salaries, Duties, etc. Staff Time Sheets. Hours of Work. Vacations. Library Garment. Work Room. ; Lockers. ; ' Wardrobe. Health of Assistants. Candidates' expenses for StaR" Appointments. Members' expenses atten- ding Conferences. Women Librarians. Children's Librarians. Training for. Government Inspection of Liliraries. Library .Association Dip lonias. Proposed Institute of Librarians. Registration of Lil)rariaii-. Superannuation for Libr.i rians. i6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Library Notices, Placards, etc. [ Name Plates, Facias, etc. Rules and Regulations, General. Hours of Opening. Sunday Openinj,'. Holidax- Opening. Co-operation. Inter- Library Loans, Interchange of Borrowing Privileges, General. Club Rooms. Debating or Conversation Room. Smoking Room. Rest Room. Loafers and Loungers. Cycle Accommodation. Library Moving. Stationery Records. 1 Cabinets and Racks. 2 Supplies. 3 Loose Leaf I\Iemo Books. Ink. Paste. Shellac for Book Labels. Sign Writing Outfits. 1 Duplicating Outfits. 2 Copying Press. 3 Copying Press Stands. Typewriters. I Typewriter Desks and Tables. Recipes. General. Terms and Phrases used in Library Work. Quotations for Inscription on Library Buildings. Stock Book — Accessions Re- cords. Withdrawal Book and Supple- ment to Stock or Acces- sions Book. Stocktaking Methods. Special Departments — News- room -Methods. Periodicals — Methods of Dis- play, Filing, etc. 1 Newspaper and Periodical Files. 2 Clips 3 Newspaper Leaning Bar. 4 Name Plates. 5 Time Notices. 6 Magazine Lists (Adjustable). Periodicals, (Mtiht>ds of Checking). Indicator. Obliteration of Racing News. Reading Room Rules and Regulations. Methods. For the Blind. Directories and Time Tables. Ladies' Room. Reference Department, Rules and Regulations. Methods. Information Desk and Assis- tance to Readers. Special Departments. E 82 Reference Department. Ac- cess to Shelves. E 82-1 College Libraries. E 83 R(>lative functions. Co-ordi- nation, etc.. of Refer- ence and Lending De- partments. E 84 Lending Library Methods. E 85 Charging Systems, General. E 86 Special Ledger. E 86-1 Slip System. E 86-2 Dummy System. E 87 Indicators, General. E 88 Special Makes. E 89 Barrett. E 8g-i Second. E 90 Bonner. E91 Chivers. E 92 Cotgreave. E 93 Dent. E 94 Duplex. E 95 Dvall. E 96 Elliott. E 97 Graham. E 98 Kennedy. E99 Morgan. E 100 Walker. E loi Wright- Stanlake. E 102 Card Charging S\stem. E 102-1 Trays and Racks. E 102-2 Book Charging Cards. E 102-3 Card Guides. E 102-4 Pockets. E 103 Indicator versus Card Charging. E 104 Open Access, Arguments for and against. E 105 ( )pen Access, Partial E 106 Special Lending Depart- ment. F 107 Loan Pei-iod — Rules and Re- gulations. E 108 Special Inter- Library Loans. E T09 Travelling Libraries. E no Age Limit. K III Borrowers' Registration. E iii-i Blanks and Forms, General. E 1 11-2 Borrowers' Numerical Regis- ter E 1 1 1-3 Borrowers" Application Forms. K J 1 1-4 Borrowers' Card. !•: 112 Guarantors. E 113 Tickets. Student. E 114 Special Facilities. E 115 Privilege Issue. E 116 Interchange between Li- braries in adjoining areas. E 117 CJverdues. E 118 Fines and Penalties. E 1 18- 1 For Lost and Damaged Books. E 119 Renewal of Books. E 120 Reservation <if P^ooks. KEY TO THE CLASSIFICATION Infection, Contagious Diseases, Disinfection, Sterilization, Tuberculosis, etc. Juvenile Depaitment — Rules and Regulations. Children's Libraries and Special Work with Child- ren. Reading Rooms. Library Associatii)ns and Leagues. Picture Work, Bulletin Boards, etc. Travelling Collection of I^ictures. Children's Libraries and Special Work with Children. E 128 Story Telling — Story Hour. E 129 Anniversaries. E 130 Relationship between Li- braries and Schools. E 131 School Libraries. E 131- I Library Furniture. E 132 Travelling School Libra ries. E Ui Sunday School Libraries. E 134 Reading of the Young. E 135 Library Statistics. E ijb Reports. Class F— Library Extension. h 12 F 13 1-^ 14 F F 14 15 F 16 V •7 v 18 V 18 l- 18- 1" 18 F F 19 20 !•' 21 F 22 F F ^3 24 1^ F 25 26 F F 27 28 F 29 Library Extension — Branch Li- brary methods. Delivery Stations. Village Libraries. Travelling Libraries. Library of Pictures. Home Delivery of Books. Libraries. Subscription Departments in connection with Public Libraries. Library Post — Efforts to secure reduced Postal Rates for Library Books. Methods of Reaching the Public — I-"unctions of Libraries. Library Advertising. Relations between Public Libra- ries and Public Education. Libraries in relation to Indus- trial Education. Libraries as Social Centres and Relations between Libra- ries and Clubs. I Libraries as Holiday Bureaus. Legislative and Municipal Refer- ence Work. Library Co operation to provide Books for the Blind. Museums, Art Galleries and Lectures in connection with Public Libraries, General. Museums. 1 Act. 2 .Appliances. 3 Show Cases. Art Galleries. JCxhibitions in Public Libraries, (General. (Jn Special Subject.s. Library Exhihitiocis, Animal. Architectural. Art Loan. Basket. Bird. Butterflies. Bibliographical. Bot)kmaking (Evoluti the Book). E 30 F31 F 32 F 35 F 34 F41 F42 F 43 F 44 F 45 F 46 F 47 F F F F F V F F F F F ni 1 48 49 5" 51 52 53 54 55 5(^ 57 58 F 59 F 60 F 61 F 62 F 63 F 64 F 65 1-^ 66 F 67 F 68 F 69 V 70 7' F 72 Library Exhibitions. Bookmaking (Evolution of the Book), Printing. Book Illustration. Bookbinding. Book Plates. Book Cover Designs. Book Exhibitions, (ieneral. Special Collections, Art. Bird. Children's. Christmas Gifts. Historical Works on -America, General. Special, California. Newark. New York. Music. Nature. Reference Works. Costume, Prints. Educational Work. Fish. Forestry. (ieographical and Geological. Indian Curios and Relics. Industrial. Irish. Lantern Slide. Library Buildings (Designs). Needlework. Paintings. General. Paintings bv American Artists, in Oil. in Water Colour, by Indian Artists, l-'xamples by Individual Artists, Rossetti. Tadema. Whistler, of Special Subje^ ts, .Ameri- can ICtchin.L;s. American Ke v< )lutionar_v Pictures. Greek \'.i>es. Madonna. War Pictures. Picture Bulletins. Prints, Copley Prints. i8 BIBLIOCRAFHV Ob LIHR. l/v'\" ECOyOMV Library Exhibitions. Portrait Exhibitions. F 73 Japanese Prints. F85 Franklin. F 74 Mez;;()tints. F 86 Hero. F75 i'icproductiuns. F 87 Schiller. F76 Pearl Industry. F 88 Washington. F77 Periodicals. F89 Poster. F 78 Photography. F 90 Potterv. F 79 Photographs of Florence. F91 Silk. F 80 \'cnice. F 92 Textile. F 81 West Indian Scenes. F 93 Valentine. F 82 Plant Studies. F94 Wild r-lowers. F 83 Portrait — Burns I'xhibit. F95 Wood Ivngraving. F84 Cromwell. F 96 Library Lectures. Class G— Books. (j I Book Selection. General Principles. G 2 Book Buying. (i 3 Co-operative. G 4 Not Price System. G 5 Discounts to Libraries. G 6 Duty on Books for Public Libraries. G 8 Aides and Guides to Book Selection. G 9 Remainders .and Second- hand Books. G 10 I^xchange. G 1 1 Library Ivditions. G 12 Reprints. G 13 Renting Collections of Books. Ci 14 Donations. G 15 Discarding, withdrawal of worn-out, doubtful, and out-of-date Books — Gen- eral. (i 16 Doubtful Books. (i 17 Duplicates — Care and Dis- posal. G iS Central Clearing House for Exchange. G 19 Duplicates. Collections of Popular Books. f J 20 Replacements. (i 21 Special Subjects — Fiction. G 22 I^ooks for the Blind. G 23 Foreign Books. G 24 Juvenile. G 25 Preparation of Books for the Public Cutting. Stamping, Labelling, etc. G 26 Sizes. (i 27 Collation. G 28 Signatures. (i 29 Title Pages. G 30 Plates and Labels. G 31 Book Stamps and other .Marks of Ownership. G 32 Marks. G T,', Hints on the care and preser\a- tion of Books. G 34 Mutilation of l^ooks and News- paper?. G 35 Insect pests. Bookworm?. (i 36 Injuries from Dust, Heat, and Light. c. 37 Bt)ok Thefts. G 3« Storage. G 39 Distribution. G 40 Specialization of Libraries. Gen- eral. G 4' Special. Architecture and .Mlied Arts — Collections. G 4^ Art. G 4^- Brown (John Carter). G 43 Cervantes. (i 44 Chinese. G 4.T De Quiocey. Ci 46 Immigration. C, 47 l-\)lk Lore. (i 48 eiipsy. (; 49 Goethe. G 50 Government Documents. (i 51 Historical, America. G 52 British Colonial. G 53 Industrial. G 54 Jefferson. G 55 Legal. (; 5^ Local. G 57 Manuscripts. C 5S Medical. G 59 Maps. G 60 Municipal. G 61 Music — Value oi Music in Libraries. G 62 Collections. G 63 Oriental. G 64 Pamphlets. G 65 Pedagogical. G 66 Periodicals. G 67 Clearing House. G 68 Photographic Collection. G 6() Philatelic. G 70 Pictures and Prints. G 70- I Poetry. .American. G 7' Progrannne Literature. G 7-' Scrap Book. G 73 Shakespeare. G 74 S'andard Library. G 75 Stephen (Leslie)" G 76 Technical. G 77 Thibetan. G 7« Trade Catalogues. G 79 Travelling Collections of I'"oreign Books. KEY TO Till-: ( LAS.slFlC Alios ly Class H Classification. H I Classification — Hibliograph\-. II 55 ^ lassification of Subjects. .Argu- H 2 General ments for. H 3 Schemes, General. H 5(^ Against. H 4 Special, Adjustable. H 57 Logical or Scientific. Argu- H 4-1 Arts and Science, Conj;re=s ments for. Scheme. H 5« Against. H S Bacon. H 59 Everyday Problems of Practical H fa Bonaz2i Application. H 7 British [Museum. H 60 Relative Classification. H 8 Brownbill. H 61 For Special Libraries. H 9 I^runet. H 62 Subjects— Anthropology. H lo Modified. H 62-1 Architecture. H II Brussels Scheme (Dewey H 63 Biography. Expanded). H 64 Book Arts. II ii-i California University H 64-1 Chemistry. Scheme. H ^^5 Children's Books. H II-. Cels. H fa6 Countries. H 12 Clemens. H 67 ICducation. H 13 Coleridge. H 68 Fairy Tales, etc. H 14 Congress Library. H 69 Fiction. H 15 Cutter. H 70 Folk Lore. H i6 De\ve\-. H 71 Forestry. H 17 Modified. H 72 Government Documents. H iS Dieserud. H 73 Greek and Latin Classics. H 19 Edmands. H 74 History. H 20 Edwards. H 75 Illustrations. H 21 Farley (Radcliffe College H 76 Law. Library). H 77 Library lCcom)my and H 22 Fletcher. Bibliography. H 23 Garnier. H 78 Local Collections. H 24 Gesner. H 79 Mathematics. H 25 Harris (W. T.) H 80 Medicine. H 26 (G. W.) H 81 Music. H 27 Hart wig. H 82 Naval. H 27-1 Harvard University H «3 Numismatics. Scheme. H 84 Philosophy and Religion. H 28 Home. H 85 Photographs and Paintings. H 29 Jena Repertoriuin. H 85-T l'sycholog\-. H 30 Earned. H 86 Recreative Arts. H 31 Lebas. H 87 Science. H 32 Manutius. H 88 Shakespeareana. H i5 Merlin. H 89 Sociology. H34 Naude. H 90 Typograjphy. H35 New York State. H 91 Zoology. H 36 Ogle H 92 Classification. Loose or Close. H37 Peabody Institute. Arguments in favour of Loose. H 38 Perkins' Rational. H 93 Close. H 39 Poole. H 94 Fixed or IMovable -Fixed. H 40 Quinn-Brown H 95 Movable. H 41 Richardson H 96 Subordinate Arrangement. H 42 Rowell (University of Cali- General Principles. fornia.) II 97 .Accession. H 43 Royal Institution. H 98 Author. II 44 Savigny. H 1)9 Chronological. H 45 Schrettinger. H 100 Si/e. H 46 Schwartz. H lOI Other. II 47 Shurtleff. H 102 Shelf Arrangement. Notation, II 4S Sion College. etc. H 40 Smith. H ii'3 Shelf Guides. H 50 Sonnenschein. H 104 Lists. H 51 Subject Classification. 11 '<J5 Labels. H 52 Wilcox (Peoria Library) H lofa Label Holders. H 53 Winsor. H 107 Class Marking and Letter- H 54 Classification. Universal Scheme. ing. Arguments in favour of adopt- H 108 Colom- I,abel.s. ing a Standard Scheme. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBKARY ECOXOMY Class I— Cataloguing. I I Cataloguing, Genera 1. I 33 Class Lists. I 2 Rules, General. I 34 Magazines and Bulletins. I 3 Special, Alphabetical Arrange- I 35 Reading Lists. ment. I 36 Children's Catalogues. I 3-1 of German Vowels. I 37 Aimotation. General. I 3-2 Transliteration. I 38 Appraisal or Description ? I 4 Author Entry. I 39 Special, FicticMi. I 4-1 English Noblemen. I 40 Historical Works. I 4-2 Names of Cities. I 41 Juvenile Books. I 4-3 Names of Artists. I 42 .\rrangement. I 5 Corporate Entr\ . I 4'. Aides and (iuides. I 6 Title Entry. I 44 Lil)rary Handwriting. I 7 Subject Headings. I 45 I'reparation of matter for Printer. I 8 Capitalization. I 40 Catalogue Printing. I y -Anonymous and Pseudony- 1 47 Library Printing Department. mous Works. I 4'^ Card Catalogue. General. I lO Classified Catalogues. I 49 Rules. I 11 Children's. I 50 Aids. I 12 Annotation. I 51 Arguments against. I 13 Abbreviations and Contrac- I 52 Distribution from Central tions. Bureau. I 14 For Special Subjects-Art 1 53 Cabinets. Collections. I 54 Drawers. I 15 Government Documents. I 55 Guides, Blocks, etc. I i6 Incunabula. I 5f' Cards. I 17 Local Collections. I 57 Universal Catalogue. I i8 Manuscripts. I 58 Co-operative Cataloguing. I 19 Maps. I 59 Catalogues — Description of I 20 Music. Si)ecial Examples. General. I 21 Pamphlets. I 60 Sj^ecial. I 22 Periodicals. I 61 Travelling Catalogues. I 23 Periodical Literature and I 62 Printed Catalogues. Transactions of Learned I 63 Manuscript versus Printed Cata- Societies. logues. I 24 Portraits and Photographs. I 64 Printed Catalogue versus Card I 25 Printing. Catalogue. I 26 Prints. I f\5 Sheaf Catalogue. I 27 Reports. I 6() Mechanical Methods of Display. r 28 Scientific Literature. I 67 Continuous or Panoramic form I 2CJ Trade Catalogues. of Display. I 30 Dictionary versus Classified I 68 Scrap Book Method. Form. I 69 Accessions Frames. I 31 Catalogue. 1 70 Catalogue Indicator. I 32 Classified Catalogue. Class J Indexing. J I Indexing Thcuiv. J 7 I'iling Svsteins, Metal l-"iiing J 2 Rules. Cabiiiets. J 3 .Aids and Guides. J ^ Pigeon Hole Cabinets. J 4 Mechanical Methods of Filing. J 9 Correspondence Files. J 5 Pamphlet I'lling I^oxes. J 10 Numeric. J (> I'iling Systems, Wrtical. Class K B ookbinding. K I Bookbinding, Hibiiographv. K 12 Bookbinding. Prepaiatioii 0! ixioks K 2 Histor> . for Binder. K .5 Historical ICxamples. K 13 Material, General. K 4 General. K 14 Special, Clotii. K 5 Specifications. K 15 Leather. K f. For Special Classes. K If) Deterioration. K 7 Bookbinders, America. United K 17 Sewing and Stitching. States. K 18 Lettering and Class Marking of K 8 I'.ngland, London. K 19 Library Binderw [Books. K y t'ambridge. • K 19- I Bookbinding Outfits. K 10 Oxford. K 20 Repairs. K II York. K 21 Periodical Covers. KEY TO TlIK CLASSIFICATION Class L Bibliography. 1- I Hiblioi,'raphy— Societies, Aiacrica, United States. L 2 Institutes and Bureaus ^ Periodicals. 4 Canada. 5 England. 6 Periodicals. J Spenser Society. s Belgium. 9 Switzerland. lO Conferences, luigland. 1 1 Belgium. 12 International. 13 Bibliographical Exhibit. 14 Training Course. < General. 1(1 Rules for Compilation. 17 History and Theorw iS National. K^) International. 20 Practical. 21 of Bibliographies. 22 Bibliographical Aids. - 2 J Subject. General. ^4 Special, Select. ^5 Anonyms and Pseudonyms. 26 Broadsides. 27 Palaeography. General. 28 Manuscripts. 29 Special. 3<J Facsimile Reproduction. 31 Missals. 3-' Incunabula and Block Books. 33 Bibliography, Book Sales. Prices, Auctions and Fairs. 34 Collecting and Rarities, General. 35 Bibliographers. General. 3^^ Special, Bagford. John. 37 Blades, William. 3'^ Bxn-x, Richard de. 3«- 1 Christie, Richard C. 39 Dawson. John. 39- I Dobre, Thomas. 40 Johnson. Samuel. 40- I Locker-Lampson, 1-redk. 41 Morgan, Augustus de. 4^ Morris, WiHiam. 43 Nodier, Charles. 44 Parker, Archbishop. 45 Peignot. Stej)hen Gabriel. 46 Rawlinson, Thomas. 47 Smith. Richard. 4« Stevens. Henr\-. 48- I Thomason, (leor.i^i . 48. 2 Vallinger, Stephin. 49 Wank^-, Hunifrix . 5" Watt. "Robert. 51 Bibliography of Individual Authors. Bacon, Francis. 51- I Bayley. Walter. 5^ Bradshaw. Henry. 53 Cervantes, Saavedra. M. de. L 54 Chaucer, Geoffrey. L 54- I Cornaro, Luigi. L 54- 2 Dafvdd ab Gwilym. I ndividual .•\utliois. 1- 55 ICvelyn, John. I- 55-1 Goldsmith, Oliver. L 5O Holmes. Oliver Wendell. L 57 JevDHS, W. Stanley. L 58 Marcus Aurelius Antonius. L 5«-i Meredith, George. L 59 Milton. John. L 60 More, Sir Thomas. L 61 O'Donovan. John. L 61-1 Petronius. L 62 Reisch. L 62-1 Ruskin John. L 63 Shakespeare, William. L 63-1 Shakespeare- Baconian Theory. L 63-2 Sidney, Sir Philip. L64 Smart, Christopher. L 64-1 Walton, I;:aac. L 65 Trade Bibliograph\ . L 66 Books for Reference Libraries. L 67 Books for Branch Libraries. L 68 Village Libraries. L 69 Tra\elling Libraries. L 70 College Libraries. L 71 Science, General. L 72 Special, Natural History. L 73 Zoology. L 74 Botany. L 75 Physics. L 76 Mathematics. L 77 Useful Artsand Applied Science General. L 78 Special, Patent Specifications L 79 Agriculture. L 80 Gardening. L 81 House Decoration. L 82 FJcctricitv. L 83 :\Iilitary Arts. ; L 84 Metallurgy. : L 85 Railway Engineering. L 86 Printing. L 87 Bookbinding. L 88 Textiles. L 89 Medical Science. L 90 Botany. L 91 Domestic Economy. L 92 Fine and Recreative Arts. General. : L 93 Special, Photograph\ . ! L 94 Writing L 95 Shorthand. ' L 96 Music. L 97 Sports and Pastime-. L 98 Social Science, (k-neral. L 99 Special, Manner-^ and Cus toms. Faster. L 100 Christmas. L 10: Hallowe'en. L 102 Th<mksgi\ 1 L 103 Women. L 104 Child Study. L 105 Naturalizatioi'. L 106 Immigration. L 106- I Colonization. L 106- 2 Capital I'unishment. L 107 Political Economy. ( ieueral. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY Bibliography, Political Economy, Bibliography, History and Geog- Special. raphy, U.S. L 1 08 Labour gucstions. L 164 Maps and Charts. L log Employers' Liability. L i(J5 .America by States. California. L 110 Free Trade, Protection, L 166 Connecticut. and Tariff. L 167 Indiana. L III Reciprocity. L 168 Iowa. L 112 (Government and Politics, L 169 Louisiana. General. L 170 Maine. L "3 Special, Constitutional His- L 171 Minnesota. tory. L 172 Missouri. L 114 Cabinets. L 173 New F.ngland. L "5 Elections. L '74 New York, Colonial History. L 116 Suffrage. L 175 (ieneral. L 117 Budgets. L 176 (governors' Messages. L 118 Taxation. L '77 Marriage Licences. L 119 State Ownershii). L 177-1 Ohio. L 120 Subsidies. L 17S \\ ashington. L 121 Impeachment, Corrupt L 179 America, North, General. Practices. L 180 Special, Canada. L 122 Local Administration, L 181 Central Nicaragua. Municipal Affains. L 1S2 West Indies. L 123 Law. L 183 Cuba. L 124 International. L 184 Porto Rico. L 125 Consuls. L 185 England, (leneral. L 126 Arbitration. L 186 Special, Middlesex. L 127 Commerce and Trade. L 187 Monmouthshire. L 128 Guilds. L 188 Somersetshire. L 129 Trusts. L i8y Scotland. L 130 Finance, Banking. L 190 Ireland. L 131 Insurance. L lyi France. L 132 Pensions. L 192 Italy, General. L ^55 Social Science, l-^ducation. L 193 Special, Florence. L 134 Philosophy and KeliKion, L 194 Venice. General. L 195 Netherlands. L 135 Psychology. L 196 Russia. L 136 Ethics. L 197 Spain. L 137 Theology. L 198 A.sia, (General. L 138 Bible. L 199 Special, India. L i3y Deyotional Books. L 200 China. L 140 Roman Catholic. F 201 Japan. L 141 Monastic Chronicles. L 202 Turkey. L 142 Occultism and Theosophy. L 203 Polynesia, Samoa. L 143 Witchcraft. L 204 Hawaii. L "44 History and Cieograi)hy, L 203 ^lalaysia, Philippine Islands. General L 206 Biograph\ , (ieneral. L •45 Special, Local and County. L 207 Special, Musicians. L 146 Maps and Charts. L 208 Individual, Cromwell. L 147 America, General. L 209 I'iction. L '47- [ Government Documents. L 210 Children's Books, General. L 148 Special Periods — Pre- L 211 Special, Natural Histor\. Columbian Discovery. L 212 Useful Arts. L 149 Colonial History. L 213 Biography. L 150 Revolution. L 214 I'airy Tales. L 151 Civil War. L 215 Bo\s' Books. L 152 Political Representation. L 216 Girls'. L 153 Senate. L 217 Language. L 154 Senators. L 21S Recitations. J- 155 (iovernors" Messages. L 219 Literature. L 156 Statesmen — l-"rankliu. L 220 Library Science. % L 157 Lincoln. L 221 Poetry, General. L 158 Monroe. L 222 Special, Canadian. L 159 Washington. L ^^S I'^iglish. L 160 Germans in United States. L Z24 Drama, I^nglish. L 161 Paul Jones :\ISS. L 223 Irish. L 162 U.S. (iovermnent Docu- L 226 Periodicals. ments. L 227 Newspapers. L .63 Naval History. KEY TO THE CLASSIElCATIi).\ 23 Class M- Printing. M I Printing, Hibli(>graph\-. L ivesof i'rintersand their Works. M 2 Historw M 55 Scotland, Glasgow. M 2-1 Special. M 56 Ireland, Dublin. M i Origin and Antecedents. M 57 Bavaria, Augsburg. M 4 National, America, General. M 5« Prussia, Cologne. M S Special. M 59 Spain. M (1 ICngland. General. M 60 Individual, Andrewe. M 7 Special, Presses, Cam- M 61 Banks. bridge. M 62 Barbiere. M 7-1 Essex. M 63 Barker. M S King's Printer. M 64 Baskerville. M 9 Marprclate. M 65 Bercula. ^[ 10 Oxford. M 66 Berthelet. M 11 Whittinghani. M 67 Bulkle\-. M 12 Wales, (ienenil. M 68 Butler] M 13 Special. U 69 Byddell. M 14 Scotland. General. M 70 Bynneman. M 15 Special, Aberdeen. M 71 Caxtt)n. M If) Perth. IM 72 Copland. M 17 Ireland. M 72-1 Day. M 18 Special. M 72-2 Denhain. M ig France. Cieneral. M 73 Doesborgh. M 20 Special, Paris. M 74 D\er. ^[ 21 Lyons. M 75 East M - Austria, General. M 76 Faques. yi 2; Belgium, General. M 77 Foulis. M 24 Special. Bruges. M 7« Fust. M 25 Bohemia. General. M 79 Gaver. M 25-1 Greece. M 80 Gent. M 26 Germany, General. M 81 Gesner. M 26-1 Cologne. M 82 Gibson. M 27 Holland. General. M «3 Godfra\-. M 2S Hungary, General. U 83-1 Giolito, J. and G. M 2c, Italy. General. M 84 Grafton. M 30 Special. M «5 Griininger. M 30-1 Venice. M 86 Gutenberg. M 31 Russia and Poland. General. M «7 Haghe. M 32 Spain and Portugal. General. M 88 Herford. M iJ S\vit/:erland, Cieneral. M 88-1 Hohenwang. M 33-1 Special, Basel. M 89 Kele. M 33-2 Friburg. U go Lant. -^I 34 Scandinavia. General. M 91 :\IaNk>r. M 35 China. M 92 Middleton. M 36 History of Special Presses, M 93 Xotarv. "Berthelets'. M 94 Nycholson. :\r 37 Edinburgh. M 95 Plantin. M 38 Elsevier. M 96 Pocock. M 39 King's Printer. M 97 Pnii^ou. M 40 Marprelate. M 98 Rastcll.J. M 41 Lutheran Press at Wit- M 99 Rastell. W. tenburg. M 100 Ratdolt. M 42 Morisonsof Perth. M 101 Raynalde. M 43 Oppenheim. M 102 Reinhard. M 44 Oxford. M 103 Richardson. M 45 Plantin. M 104 Savignv. M 46 I'irich's Press. M 104- 1 Schoefier. M 47 Wliittingham. M Short. M 48 Private Presses. M I Ob Skot. M 4<) Secret Presses. iM 107 Treferis. M 50 History of Special Classes, In- M 108 Clrieh. cunabula. Block Books. M 109 Valdfoghel. M 5. Music. M no N'erartl. M 5^ Lives of Printers and their M II I Wolfe. Works. l-3ngland. General. M 112 Wordi-. -^r 53 Special Towns, Exeter. M 113 Wver. M 54 York. M 114 Printers' .Marks. M ii6 M 117 M 117-1 M 118 M iig M 120 M 121 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY l>p()>,'raph>- — Invention of M 122 Proof Reading. Mo\able Types. M 123 Punctuation. Hook Illustration. M 124 Title Pages. Practical — (ieneral. Physi- M 125 Colophons. cal features of Books. M 126 Imprints. Publishers" Hxhibitions of M 127 Signatures. Hooks. M 128 Ornamental Letters, Initials Tvpefounding — Printing Inscriptions, etc. Type. M I2q Paper Making. Machinery, Linot\ pe. M MO Preservative. IMonotvpe. Ink. M .31 Marks. Class N— Publishing. 1 I'ublishing, (ieneral. 2 Publishers — Biographical Notices. 3 Methods, 4 Censorship of the Press. 5 Bookselling. Class O- 1 Copyright Legislation, Bibliogra- phy. 2 General Articles. 3 In relation to Libraries. 4 Legislation — .America, United States. 5 Rules for Registration in .-Xnieri- ca. United States. N 6 PKJoksellers — Biographical No- tices. I N 7 Stationers and the Stationers' Company. N 8 Newspaper Press Historv. I N () Paper Dut\-. Copyright. O 6 Copyright, Rules for Registration in America, North. () 7 Legislation in England. O 8 Rules for Registration in England. C) 9 Legislation, Foreign. 0 10 International. O 1 1 Colonial. Index, Abbot, Dr. Ezra, Librarian E 19-1 Abbreviations, catalogue I 13 Aberdeen, Canada, Librar}' Assn. A 177 Conference A 227 Aberdeen, Scotland, Libraries, Public C 330 Universit)- C 331 Printing, history of M 15 Access to shelves in Lending Lib- raries E 104-106 Reference Libraries E 82 University and College Lib. E82-1 Accessions arrangement H g- book E 66 frames 1 69 indicators E 87-101 labels for books H 105 lists, adjustable I 69 methods G 25 records E 66 Accounts, Library E 6 Audit of E 7-2 Acquisition. See Book selection. Action for libel contained in books B 46 Acts, adoption of B 37 Additions, lists of : placard I 66 Adjustable Accessions Lists J 69 book holders I 65 catalogue frames I 69 classification scheme H 4 display bookcases D 29-3 indicator I 70 magazine list holder E 70-6 periodicals list E 70-6, I 69 sheaf catalogue I 65 sliding and suspended shelves D 29 Administration E 2-7 College Library C 136 small library E 3 Administrative work of staff E 29 Adoption of Library Acts B 37 Advertising the library F 11 Affiliated Societies of the A.L.A. A 16 .\ffiliation scheme of Library Assis- tants' Association and Lib- rarj' Association A 203 Africa, North, Libraries of C 392 South, Libraries of C 393-396 South, Library Conference A 233 Age Limit in Libraries E no Agenda, Committee E 12-1 Agreement blanks E 57 Agricultural T>ibraries in United States C 149 bibliography L 79 Aids and guides to book selection G8 bibliographical L 22 cataloguing 1 43 to reading G 8 Alabama Libraries, general C 12 State C 13 Library Association A 23 Summer School A 136 Commission A 104 legislation B 3 Alaska. Libraries of C 161 Albany, New York, Library School A 161 162 Aldrich, Charles, Librarian E 19-2 Alleghany, Pa, Public Library C loo Alphabetical arrangement in cata- logues I 3 Alpine Club Library C 466 Althorp Library C313 Amalgamation of districts for lib- rary purposes E 49 A.L.A. See American Libary Asso- ciation. America, Civil War, bibliographv of 'L151 Colonial history, bibliography of L 149 Cuba, bibliography of L 183 Germans in U.S., bibliography of L 160 Governors" messages, bibliography of L155 Libraries of C 3-168 Nicaragua, bibliography of L 181 North, bibliography of L 179 Paul Jones, MSS., bibliography of L i()i Political representation, biblio- graphy of L 152 Porto Rico, bibliography of L 184 Pre-Columbian discovery, biblio- graphy of " L 148 Revolution, bibliography of L 150 Senate, bibliography of L 153 Senators, bibliography of L 154 South, Libraries of C 163 Statesmen — Franklin, bibliographv of Lis6 Lincoln, bibliography of L 157 Monroe, bibliography of L 158 Washington, bibliography of L 159 United States, General, biblio- graphy of L 147 Special L 148-178 Civil War, bibliography of L 151 Colonial history, bibliography of Iv 14Q Franklin (President), biblio- graphy of L 156 Germans, in U.S., bibliography of L 160 Government documents, biblio- graphy of L 162 Governors' messages, biblio- graphy of L 15^ Libraries of C" 3-153 Lincoln (President), biblio- graphv of L 157 Maps aiid Charts, biblio- graphv of L 164 Monroe (President), bibliogra- phv of L 158 Naval history, bibliography of L 163 Political representation, biblio- graphy of I- 152 Senate, bibliography of L 153 Senators, bibliography of L 154 Washington (President*, biblio- craphv of L 159 26 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY liCONOMY American Association of I^w Lib- raries A 21 State Libraries A 19 catalogue, Annual I 60 cataloguing rules I 2 etchings, exhibiticni of V 06 history, collections of books on G 51 Librarj' Academy. See American Library Institute. Library Ass(x;iation A 2-16 Affiliation A 16 Aims A 5 Catalogue 1 60 Cataloguing Rules I 2 ("barter A 4 (.'ommittees A 8 Conferences A 21S Presidential Addresses A2i() Constitution A 3 Council A 6 l'"xecutive Board A 7 Headquarters A 15 History of A 2 Officers A 1 1 Past officers A 12 Publishing Hoard A 8 Treasurer's reports A 10 Trustees' section A 9 American Library Conferences A 218-225 Library Institute A 17 Legislation general B 2 Special states B 3-31 state aid ]} 38 taxation B 40 American literature, exhibits F 40 National Association of State lib- rarians A 20 Kducation Association A 18 Paintings, exhibits of, F 59 Poetry, special collection of G70-1 Revolutionary picture exhibits F 67 State aid to libraries B 38 and Local Associations, general A 22 special A 23-73 Amherst Library catalogue I 60 classification H 16 summer school A 137 Amounts spent on books G 2 .\msterdam Library C 363 Analj'ticals in cataloguing I 2 Ancient libraries C 2 Anderson, J. P., Librarian E 19-3 Andrewe, Lawrence, Printer M 60 Anglo-American catalogue rules T 2 Animal exhibits F 22 Ann Arbor Library Club A 75 I'niversity Library ('71 Annixersaries E 129 Annotation I 37 Appraisal or description I 38 Rules, general I 12 Aanotation rules, special Fiction I 39 historical works I 40 juvenile works I 41 slip I 12 Anonymous literature, bibliography of L 25 cataloguing rules I 9 Annual American catalogue 1 60 Antag(jnism between public and lib- rary assistants K 25 Anthropology, classification of H 62 Appliances and supplies D 24-39 Museum F 18-2 Appliances, shelf D 30 Application forms '''5") 1'- m-.? Applied arts, bibliography of L 77 Appointment of assistants E 21 Librarian E 14 Appraisal of books I 38 Appraisal versus description E 38 Apprentice classes E 22 Appropriation, proportion of, for books G 2 Arbitration, bibliography of L 126 Architecture, classification scheme for collections of books on G 41 exhibits of F 33 Library D 1-14 Armagh Library C 340 Armour Institute Library Class A 139 Arrangement, alphabetical I 3 Art books, exhibits F 36 collections of books on G 42 Galleries F 19 Museums and Lectures V 17 Loan exhibits F 24 Museums connection with Public Libraries F 17-18 Artists, catalogue rules for names of I 4-3 Arts, Society of, Universal catalogue I 57 Arts and Science Congress, Classi- fication scheme H4-1 Asia, general, bibliograph}' of L 198 Special^China, bibliography of L 200 India, bibliography of L 199 Japan, bibliography of L 201 Turkey, bibliography of L 202 Assistance to readers E81 Assistants, appointment of P3 2i apprentice classes E 22 candidates' expenses E 35 clubs, conferences, guilds E 24 duties E 28 education E 27 entrance examinations E 21 female E 37 garments E ^ji guilds E 24 health E 34 hours of work E31 professional examinations E 27 training E 27 qualifications E 26 relations with librarian E 23 readers E 25 salaries E 29 J time sheets E 30 | training E 28 \ vacations E 32 women E 37 Assisting readers E 81 Associations A i-ici, 178-21'; Astor Library catalogue I 60 Atlanta Carnegie Library training class A 13S Atlas shelves D 29-4 Atlases G 59 Auckland Library C 407 Auction fairs. Book L 33 sales L 33 Audit of accounts E 7-j Augsburg, printers of M 57 Australasia, Library Association of A 216 Library Conference A 234 Australia, Libraries, general <- 397 South, Libraries ^'398 j Western C 399 J INDEX Austria, Libraries of printing in Author bibliographies classification entries in catalogue indicator marks for books numbers tables tables, Cutter's Author and work marks Automatic book shelves shelf steps C 355-1 M22 L 51-64 Hq8 I 4 I 70 H98 H98 H98 Hq8 H98 D29 D30-4 Uacon, Francis, bibliographj' of L5i classification scheme H 5 Baconian controversy LSj-i Bagford, John, Book collector L 36 Bahamas, Libraries of C 167 Baltimore Public Library C 60 Bangkok Library C 387-1 Bankes, Richard, Printer M 61 Banking, bibliography of L 130 Barbiere, Jean, Printer M 62 Barker, C. and R., Printers M 63 Barrett, Franklin T., Librarian E ig-4 indicators E 89, 89-1 Basel, printing press at M33-1 Baskerville, John, Printer M 64 Basket exhibits F 25 Bath, Libraries of C 191 Bay Path Library Club A 76 Bayley, Walter, bibliography of works by L 511 Beaufort, Margaret, Countess of Richmond and Derby, Book Collector ' L 36-1 Beaver, Dam, Wis., Public Library C 128 Belfast Library (^341 Belgium, bibliographical conferences L 11 Bibliographical Society of L 8 Printing in M 23 Bellingham, Washington, Public Library C 120 Bercula, Thomas, Printer M65 Berthelet, Thomas, Printer M 66 Printing Press M 36 Bequests and gifts to Libraries C 498 Bergen Library C 374 lierkshire. Libraries of C 262 Berlin Library C 354 Bermondsey Libraries C217 Bespeaking books E 120 Best books G 8 Betting news, obliteration of E 73 Bible, bibliography of the L 138 Bibliographers, General L35 Individual L 36-50 Bibliographical aids L 22 bureaus L 2 Conferences, Belgium Lii England L 10 International L 12 exhibits F 28, L 13 Institutes L2 periodicals, America L3 England L6 publishers L21-1 societies, America, United States L i Belgium L8 Canada L4 England L 5 Spenser Societ)' L 7 Bibliographical societies. S\ vitzerl and Terms L (» E64 training classes L 14 Bibliography, bibliographies, gene ral T , , book auctions i< 22 L34 collecting fairs 1^33 prices 1-33 rarities \.M sales 1/3 L67 Branch Library books Classification of H64 . H" College Library books L70 Facsimile reproduction L29 General articles I. IS History L17 of libraries A 244, L 220 International L iq National LI8 Practical L20 rules for compilation LI6 subject general I' -'3 agriculture L79 America, North L179 Pre-Columbian discovery L 148 revolution L 150 Canada L180 Bibliography, United States, general L 147 Special L 148-178 Civil War L151 Colonial history L 149 Germans in U.S. L 160 Government documents L147 I, 162 Governors' messages I> 155 Maps and charts L164 Naval histor}' L161 Political representation Li52 Senate L153 Senators L154 States, special California Li6^ Connecticut L160 Indiana L167 Iowa L168 Louisiana Ll6q Maine L170 Minnesota L171 New England L172 New York Li 74'7r Ohio L177 Washington L178 Anonyms L2<; Arbitration L126 Asia, general L198 special, China L 200 India L i9f> Japan L 201 Turkey L 202 Author I ^^1-64 Banking L.30 Bible L138 Bibliographers, general 1^35 individual I . 36-50 bibliographies L21 biography, general L206 special, Cromwell L2o,S juvenile L2.3 musicians L207 Bibliography, Subject, Block books \-r Bookbinding L87 Botany L74 28 BiBLIOGKAPin OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY Bibliography, Boys' books L215 Bibliograph}', Japan L201 Branch Library books L67 Jones, Paul, MSS. L ibi Broadsides L26 Labour questions L108 Budgets L117 Language, English L217 Cabinets L114 Law L123 California L165 International L 124 Canada L180 Library science A 244, L 220 Capital punishment L 106-2 Lincoln L157 Cataloguing Ii Literature L2iq Catholic books L140 Local administration L122 Child study L104 literature L145 Children's books, general L210 Louisiana Ll6q special, Biography L213 Maine LI70 Boys' books L215 Malaj'sia-Philippine Islands L 205 Fairy tales L214 Manners and customs Lqg-102 Girls' books L216 Manuscripts L 28-29 Natural history L211 Maps and charts L146 Useful arts L212 Mathematics L76 China L 202 Medical botany Lqo Christmas L 100 science L89 Classification H I Metallurgy L84 College Library books L70 Middlesex" L186 Colonization L io6-r Military arts LS5 Commerce and trade L127 Minnesota L171 Connecticut L166 Missouri L172 Constitutional history Li,3 Monastic chronicles L147 Consuls Li2S Monroe LmS Corrupt practices L 121 Municipal affairs L122 County and Local literature L145 Music Lq6 Cromwell L20S Musicians L207 Cuba L183 Natural history I .72, L21I Devotional books L 130 Naturalization Lio; Domestic economy L91 Netherlands L105 Drama, English L224 New England L173 Irish L22S Newspapers L 22- . Easter Lqg New York, Colonial history L174 Education L133 (Teneral literature L 17s Elections Liis Governor's messages L 170 Electricity LS2 Marriage licences L 177 Employers' liability L lOQ Nicaragua LiSi England, ,c,'eneral Li8; Occultism Li42 special, Middlesex Li86 Pastimes L97 Monmouth L187 Patent specifications L78 Somerset L188 Pensions L 132 English drama L224 Periodicals L226 language L217 Philippine Islands L20S Ethics L136 Philosophy I;I34 Fairy tales L214 Photography L93 Fiction L 2on Physics L7; Fine arts, general Lq2 Poetry, general L 221 special I- 93-97 special, Canadian L222 Florence L 193 English L22^ France L iql Political economy L I or Franklin Lise special L108-111 Free Trade Liio Polynesia, Hawaii L 204 Gardening L 80 Samoa L203 Geography L 144 Porto Rico L184 Girls' books L216 Pre-Columbian discovery L 148 Government and politics L112 Printing L 86, M I Hallowe'en Lioi Protection L no Hawaii L 204 Pseudonyms L25 History L144 Psychology h'P House decoration L81 Railway engineering L85 Immigration L106 Reciprocity L III Impeachment L121 Recitations L218 Incunabula L32 Recreative arts L92 India L199 Religion I^ 134 Indiana L167 Revolution, American Liso Insurance L131 Roman Catholic books L140 Iowa L168 Russia L196 Irish drama L225 Samoa L203 Italy, general Liq2 Scotland L189 special, Florence L 103 Shorthand ^95 Venice L194 Social science, general L98 L\DEX Bibliography, Social science, special I' 99- 1 33 Spain L 197 Sports L 97 State ownership L119 | Subsidies L 120 > Suffrage L116 | Tariffs L no Taxation L iiS Technology L 77 Textiles L88 Thanksgiving L 102 Theology L 137 Theosophv L 142 Trade ' L 65 Trade guilds L 128 Travelling Library books L69 Trusts L 129 Turkey L 202 Useful arts L 77, L212 Venice L 194 Village Library books L 68 Washington, General L 178 State of L 159 West Indies L 182 Witchcraft L 143 Women L 103 Writing L 94 Zoology L 73 Bibliography, Theory L 17 Trade L 65 Universal L 19, I 58 Bibliotheque Nationale C 348 Catalogue 1 60 Billings, John S., Librarian E 19-5 Bills, checking of G 2 Binder, preparation of books for K 12 Binders, catalogue I 65 lettering K 18 mechanical J 4 temporary J 4 Binding, See Bookbinding. Biography, bibliography of L 213 Children's bibliography of L 206 Classification of H 63 Bird books exhibition F 37 exhibits F 26 Birmingham and District Library Association A 188 Libraries of C 192 Bishopsgate Institute catalogue I 60 Bi-State Library Conference A 222 Blacking-out betting news E 73 Blades, William, Book Collector L 37 Blanks and forms E S7j Eiii-i Blind, books for the G 22, C 452 book selection for the G 22 co-operative work for the F i6 Libraries for the, general C 452 in England C 176 United States C 143 reading for the G 22, C 452 reading rooms for the E 76 work with the G 22 Block books, bibliography of L 32 printing of M 50 Blocks, card catalogue I 55 Blotz, Hugo, Librarian E 19-6 Board Meetings, bye-laws governing E 10, E 12 of Directors E 8 Room tables E 12-2 Boards for picture bulletins E 126 Bodleian Library, Oxford C 250 Bodleian cataloguing rules I 2 Bohemia, Libraries in C 355-1 printing in M ^z, Bcjlton, Libraries of C 193 Bonaparte Library ^483 Bonazzi classification scheme II h Bond, Sir Edward A., Librarian E H) Bonnage sheaf catalogue I 6^ Bonner indicator E c)o Book annotation I 37-41 arts, classification of H (14 auctions L ->,}, Bookbinders, instructions to K 12 of Cambridge K i, London K S Oxford K 10 United States K 7 York K 11 Bookbinding K 1-21 bibliography of K i, L 87 buckram for K 14 class marking H iS cloth K 14 committee's reports K 4 comparative cost K4-:; equipments K 19 exhibits L 32, K 3 forgeries K 2 general K 4 historical examples K 3 history K 1 instruction slip K 12-1 leather K 1 5 deterioration K ib lettering K 18 library binderies K'lg material, general K 13-16 special, cloth K 14 leather K 15 pegamoid for K 14 peltine for K 14 periodical cases K 21 practical K 4 records K 12 reinforced K 6 repairs K 20 serial K 4 sewing and stitching K 17 special classes of K 6 specifications K 5 terms K 3 Book buying G 2 co-operative G 3 order form G 2-}, proposition book G 2-5 records and processes G2-1 routine book G 2-}, suggestion slip G 5 Book card charging trays and racks E I02-I guides E 102-3 cards E 102-2 carriers D 31 Book cases, adjustable display D 29-3 dwarf D29-1 revolving D 29-2 charging cards E 102-2 system E 102 cleaning frame G36-1 G 10 clearing houses collation collecting collectors G27 L34 L 35-50 io BIBLIOGRAPIIV Of LIBRARY KCUSOMY Book covers, temporary G 33 cover design exhibitions F 34 cutting G 25-1 damages, borrowers' penalties E 118-1 dealers G 1-2 discarding G 15 disinfection E 121 distribution G 39 exhibitions, general F 35 special F 36-46, M 117-1 fairs L 3^ holders D ^3 illustration M 116 exhibitions F 31 indexes J 1 indexing J i indicators E 87-101 injuries from damp, heat, and light G 36 insects G 35 issues, charging E 84-103 indicators E 87-101 statistics E 135 Book-keeping, Library E 7 Book labelling G25 labels G 30 lettering and numbering K 18 lists. See Cataloguing. loans E 107 making e.xhibitions F 29 marks G 32 mutilation G 34 ordering G 2 plate exhibitions F 33 plates G 30 pockets E 102-4 postage F 9 preparation for public use G 25 preservation G 33 prices G 4-5 bibliography L 33 production F 29 rarities L 34 renewals E 119 replacements G 20 reservation E 120 rests and holders D 33 sales L 33 satchels &33 selection G 1-24 aids and guides G 8 for the blind G 22 fiction G21 foreign books G 23 juvenile books G 24 Booksellers, bibliographical notices of N 6 foreign G23-i general G2-1 library G 1-2 remainder G9-1 secondhand Gq-i Bookselling N 5 Hook shelves D 26-29 showcases D 32 signatures G 28 sizes G 26 slips E86-1 stamping G 25, 31 stands D 33 storage G 38 supports D30-1 tags. See Labels. tariff G 6 thefts G 37 Book title-pages G 29 trucks D 31 worms G 35 Books, accession labels for H 107 bespoken E 120 children's L 210-216 classification labels for H 107-1 doubtful G 16 duplicate, care and disposal of G 17 for librarians A 245-246 home delivery of F 6 how to open G 3 in foreign languages G 23 travelling collections G 79 instructions in the use of C 504 libel contained in B 46 out of print G 12 overdue E 117 register for E 117 physical features M 117 preparing for binder K 12 public G 25 printed at sea M 2-1 purchase of G 1-3 reference L 66 renting collections of G 13 reserving E 120 secondhand G 9 special collections of G 40-79 titles of. See Title pages. use of C 504 Borders to title pages L 124 Borrajo, Edward M., Librarian E 19-S Borrowers application forms E 113-1 cards E 113-4 guarantors E 112 index to E ni-2 interchange between libraries E 116 numerical register E 11 1-2 privilege issues E 115 registration of Em Borrowing powers under Acts B 41 rights E 111-116 Boston, Mass., Public Library C61 private libraries C 478 Bostwick, Dr. Arthur E., Ltdrariati E 19-9 Botany, bibliography of L 74 medical, bibliography of L 90 Bournemouth Library C 193-1, C 280 Box, pamphlet - J 5 Boxes for filing J 5 Boys' books, bibliography of L215 Brackets, newspaper E 70-2 shelf D30-1 Bradbury, A. G., Librarian E 19-10 Bradford, Libraries of C 194-195 Bradshaw, Henry, Librarian E 19-11 bibliography of L 52 Braille. See Blind, books for the. Branch library books L 67 methods F i planning D 13 Brentford Library C 196 Brett, William IL, Librarian E 19-12 Brighton Library C 197 Bristol and Western District Branch Library Association A 1S9 libraries, ancient C 200 general C 198 medical C 199 British Colonies, collections of books on G 52 library legislation in B 36 Empire, libraries of C 347 INDEX British Museum C 172 catalogue 1 60 manuscript 1 68 rules 1 2 classification scheme H 7 sliding bookcases D 2C) broadsides, bibliography of L 26 Brookline, Mass., Public Library (63 Brooklyn, New York, library legis- lation private libraries public libraries Brown, James D., Classification schemes. See Adjustable and .Subject Classification schemes. Sheaf catalogue I 65 Brown, John Carter, special collection G 42-1 Brown University Library C Brownbill's classification scheme Browne, Miss Nina E., Librarian E Browne charging system Bruges, printing in Brunefs classification scheme modified Brussels Institute of Bibliography Buckram for binding Budgets, bibliography of Buffalo, New York, Library Club Public Library Building specifications Buildings. See Architecture and Planning. Bulklev, Stephen, Printer M 67 Bullen', George, C.B., LL.D., Librarian E 19-14 Bulletin boards E 126 Bulletin of the American Library Association A 237 Bulletins, catalogue I 34 picture E 126 Bureaus, card catalogue I 52 for Duplicates. See Clearing House. Burlington, Iowa, Public Library C 47 B22 (" 470 C88 36-1 H8 '9-13 M24 H9 Hio L8 K,4 L117 A 77 C89 D3 Burniah, libraries of C387 Burnham, John M., Librarian E 19-15 Burns, portrait exhibitions F83 Bury Library C201 Richard de, Book collector L38 Business man and the library F13 side of the library E6, 7 Butler, John, Printer M67 Butterfly e.xhibitions F27 Buying books G1.3 Byddell, John, Printer M68 Bye-laws, library E4.S for library committees E 10-12 Bynneman, Henry, Printer M70 <"abinets and cupboards D34-5 bibliography of L114 card catalogue I 53 filing J6 pigeon hole J 10 stationery E57-I telephone index D44-1 vertical filing J6 Calcutta, Government Library C385 California, bibliography of L16 libraries, general C14 law C16 state C7. 15 California Library Assnciatinn, con- stitution A 2^ history A 24 meetings A 2(| members A 26 organisations A 28 publications A 27 commissions A 10^ legislation B 4 literature exhibitions E41 Southern, Library Associations A 30 summer school A 140 University classification .scheme H ii-t Cambridge libraries, general C 202 public ('20^ 204 I'niversity Printing Press M - Cambridge, Mass., Harvard Univer- sity Library C 64 Cambridgeshire, libraries of C 263-266 Campbell, Duncan, catalogue of col- lection of manuscripts, etc L 21) Campbell, Francis B. F., Librarian E 19-16 Canada, bibliographical societies of L 4 bibliography of L 180 Government Library Ci^4 Libraries, general C 155 special C 156-160 Library Associations of A 176-177 conferences A 226-277 Canadian poetry, bibliography of L 222 Candidate's expenses E 3:; Canfield, James Hulme, Librarian E 19-17 Cape Cod Library Association A 78 Colony, libraries of C 39 5 Capital punishment, bibliography of L 106-2 Capitalization 1 8 of German nouns I 8 Carbon lamps D 21-1 Card, accession record E 66 book E 102-2 borrowers' E 111-4 Card catalogue I 48 arrangement 1 4c) and indicator combined I 70 blocks I 55 bureau I 52 cabinets I 53 cards I 56 distribution I ^i drawers I 54 guards I 55 guides 15=; rules 1 4<i trays I 54 versus printed catalogues I 64 Card charging cards F 102-2 systems K 102 versus indicator systems E 103 trays and racks E 102-1 Card index * T 4S. J guides 15=; signals I 55" >» J issue trays E 102-1 newspaper delivery check E 71 pockets E 102-4 staff time E 30 stock record E 66 stores index 1^45-1 Cardiff Library C 328 Carey, Henry, Librarian E 19-18 Carnegie, Andrew, Library gifts C 498 32 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY Cataloguing rules, A.L.A. I 2 Anglo-American I 2 Bodleian British Museum Dziatzko L.A.U.K. Linderfelt's Eclectic New York State Library Carolina, North, Libraries, Public C 20 Library Association A 31 Commission A 105 legislation B 5 South, Libraries, general C 22 public C 23 Library Association A 32 legislation B 5 University Library C 136-2 Carriers, book D 31 Case, Museum show F 18-3 pamphlet J 5 Cases. See Shelving. Cash accounts E 7 Castors, Silent, for chairs D 35-2 Catalogue arrangement I 42 binders 1 65 cabinets 1 53 cards 1 56 distribution of I S^ printed 1 5^ sale of I 52 trays for I 54 copy for printer I 45 drawers 1 54 frames 1 69 printers 145-' printing 1 4^ in Libraries I 47 machinery I 45-2, M119-120 Catalogues, general bulletins and magazines I 34 card 1 48 arguments against I 5' versus printed I 64 children's 1 3^ classified 1 3^ versus dictionary I 3° class lists I 33 dictionary 1 3^ display methods I 66-70 examples 1 59-6o handwriting for I 44 indicator I 7° manuscript versus printed I 63 page 1 68 panoramic 1 07 placard 1 69-70 printed 1 62 versus card I 64 manuscript 1 63 reading lists I 35 scrap book I 68 sheaf 1 65 trade G 78 travelling card I 61 universal I 57 Cataloguing, general I i accession frames I 69 aids and guides 1 43 and indexing, co-operation in I 58 annotation, general . 1 37 special, appraisal or description I 38 fiction 1 39 historical literature I 4° juvenile literature I 41 arrangement 1 42 bibliography of I i bulletins 1 34 card, general I 48 rules 1 49 central bureaus I 52 co-operative I 58 Cataloguing rules, general I 2-29 Cataloguing rules for special subjects : abbreviations I 13 alphabetical arrangement I 3 annotation I 12 anonyms 1 9 art collections I 14 artists' names I 4-3 author entry I 4 capitalization 1 8 of German nouns I 3 card 1 49 children's catalogues I 11 cities, names of I 42 classified catalogues I 10 contractions I 13 corporate entry I 5 Government documents I 15 incunabula I 16 learned societies' transactions I 23 local collections I 17 manuscripts I 18 maps I 19 music 1 20 noblemen 1 4-1 pamphlets I 21 periodical literature I 22 photographs and portraits I 24 printing 1 25 prints 1 26 pseudonyms 1 9 punctuation M 123 reports 1 27 scientific literature I 28 subject headings I 7 title entry I 6 trade catalogues I 29 transliteration 1 3-2 women's names I 4 Catholic literature, bibliography of L 140 Caxton, William, Printer M 71 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Public Library C48 Cels' classification scheme H 11-2 Censorship, press N 4 Central cataloguing bureaus I 52 Centralisation of library administra- tion E 4-5 Cervantes Saavedra, M. de, biblio- graphy of L 53 books on G 42 Ceylon, Libraries of C 386 Chained libraries C 446 English C17S Chairs D 35 castors for D 35-2 for children's rooms D35-1 pads for D 35-3 Charging cards E 102-2 methods E 85 systems, accessories C102-1-3 borrowers' cards for E 113-4 card E 102 dummy method E 86-2 indicators, general E 87 special makes E88-roi ledger E 86 INDEX 33 Charging systems, slip method K 86-1 trays and racks E 102-1 Chatsworth Library C 484 Chaucer, Geoffrey, Bibliography of L 54 Chautauqua Summer Library School A 141 ' Check cards, newspaper delivery E 71 sheets, periodical E 71 Checking bills E 7 ■ Chelsea Libraries C218 , Chemistry, Classification of H 64-1 ; Cheshire Libraries C 267-268 Chesshyre's Library C 485 i Chetham's Library, Manchester C 236 Cheyenne, Wyoming, Public Library C 134 Chicago Libraries, general C 35 historical C 38 ^ public C 36 University C 37 ' Library Club A 79 \ round table meetings A 80 i Child and the library E 123 ' study, bibliography of L 104 } Children's books, bibliography, ■ general L210 special, biography L213 j boys' books L 215 ; fairy tales L 214 j girls' books L 216 < natural history L211 useful arts L 212 classification of H 65 exhibitions of F 38 selection of G 24 catalogues I 36 rules for I 11 librarians', training for E 38 libraries and the school E 130 library anniversaries E 129 associations E 125 bulletin boards E 126 chairs D 35-1 furniture D 25 management and policy E 123 picture work E 126 pictures, travelling collections of E 127 planning D 10 reading tables D 37 rules and regulations E 122 story hour E 128 telling E 128 reading E 134 rooms ■ E 124 furniture for D 25 planning of D 10 school libraries E 131 travelling libraries E 132 story hour and story telling E 128 Chili, National Library of C 164 China, Libraries of C 389 printing in M 35 Chinese books, collections of G 44 Chivers' indicator E 91 Choice of books. See Book buying, children's reading K 134 Christiania, Libraries of C 375 Christie, Richard C, Book Collector L38-1 Christie Library, Manchester f 237 Christmas, bibliography of L 100 gift books, exhibitions of F 39 Chronoloeical arrangement II qq ( hurch libraries ^-439. 445 Circulating department E 84 pictures F 5 Cities, catalogue rules for names of I 4-2 Civil Service Examination for Libra- rians E21 Clarke, George T., Librarian E 19-19 Class lettering H 107 lists 1 33 marking H107, K18 Classics, classification of H 73 Classification and shelf arrangement H 96-106 bibliography of Hi in College Libraries H 2 in Public Libraries H 2 California University Scheme H ii-i close H 93 difficulties of application H 59 fixed H 94 general principles H 2 logical or scientific H 57-58 loose H 92 labels for books H 108. movable H 95 notation H 102 number labels H 107 relative H 60 Classification schemes, general H 3 special, Adjustable H 4 Arts and Science Congress H 4-1 Bacon H 5 Bonazzi H & British Museum H 7 Brownbill H 8 Brunet H 9 modified H 10 Brussels H 11 California University H ii-i Cels H 11-2 Clemens H 12 Coleridge H 13 Congress Library H 14 Cutter H 15 Dewey H 16 modified H 17 Dieserud H 18 Edmands H 19 Edwards H 20 Farley H 21 Fletcher H 22 Gamier ' H 23 Gesner H 24 Harris (G. W.) H 26 Harris (W. T.) H 25 Hartwig H 27 Harvard University H 27-1 Home H 28 Jena Repertorium H 29 Earned H 30 Lebas H 31 Manutius H 3^ Naude H 34 New York State H 35 Ogle H 36 Peabody Institute H 37 Perkins H 3^ Poole H 30 Quinn-Brown H 40 Richardson H 41 Rowel 1 H 42 Royal Institution H 43 Savigny H 44 Schrettinger H 4:; 34 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Clippings .^^' Clips, newspaper L70-2 periodical E70-2 Clocks for Libraries 1^43 Close classification H93 Clothbindings K4, 6 Cloth for book covers K14 Club and Society Libraries c 465-475 Libraries in England C 190 rooms E50 Clubs and Libraries FI4 Classification schemes, special, Schwartz H46 Shurtleff H 47 Sion College H 48 Smith H 49 Sonnenschein H 50 Subject H 51 Willcox H 52 Winsor H 53 ■Classification schemes for special Libraries H 61 scientific H 58 shelf labels H 105 subject, arguments against H 56 for H 55 special, anthropolog)^ H 62 architecture H 62-1 bibliography H 77 biography H 63 book arts H 64 chemistry H 64-1 children's books H 65 classics H 73 countries H 66 education H 67 fairy tales H 68 fiction H 69 folk lore H 70 forestry H 71 Government documents H 72 Greek classics H 73 history H 74 illustrations H 75 Latin classics H 73 law H 76 library economy H 77 local collections H 78 mathematics H 79 medicine - H 80 music H 81 naval literature H 82 numismatics H 83 paintings H 85 philosophy H 84 photographs H 85 psychology H 85-1 recreative arts H 86 religion H 84 science H 87 Shakespeareana H 88 sociology H 89 typography H 90 zoology H 91 subordinate arrangement, general H 96 special, accession H 97 author H 98 chronological H 99 size H 100 universal scheme H 54 •Classified catalogue I 32 rules I 10 versus dictionary catalogue I 31 Classified record of Library H 104 Cleaning frame for books G36-1 Clearing House for books G 10 duplicates G 18 Government documents G 18 periodicals G 67 Clemens' classification scheme H 12 <"lerical Libraries in England C 177 Clerkenwell Library C218-1 Cleveland Public Library C97 league E 125 Library. See Library Associa- tions, Clubs. Coat rails and racks D 42 Codice, Egyptian L 28 Cogswell, Joseph G., Librarian E 19-20 Cole, George W., Librarian E ig-21 Coleraine Library C 342 Coleridge's classification scheme H 13 Collation of books G 27 Collections, local G 56 Special. See Specialisation of Libraries, Special collec- tions, and also under Sub- ject of collection. College and University Libraries, ; general C 41 1-438 special, England C 178 United States C 136 College Department Libraries. See Individual Colleges. Library, access to shelves E82-1 administration C 136 i books L 70 co-operation E 49 planning D 13 students. Library privileges to E 113, 114 I Colleges and Libraries F 12 Cologne, Printers of M 26-1, M 58 Colonial booksellers Institute Library C 231 Libraries C 347 Library legislation B 36-1 Colonization, bibliography of L 106-1 Colophons M 125 Colorado Library Association A 33 Commission A 106 Legislation B 6 State Normal School A 143 Coloured shelf labels H 108 Columbia College Library School A 144 District of. Library Association A 37 Library Club ' A 80-1 University Library C 136-4 Columbus (Ohio) Library Club A 80-2 Combination of Library districts E 40 Commercial and Industrial Libraries C 459 Libraries in the United States C 144 Commemorative tablets E65 Commissions, Library A 102-134 Committee, delegation cf powers to E 9-1 Library E 9-10 bye laws for E 10 meetings, agenda E 12-1 minute book E 12-1 records E 12-1 Complaint slips for borrowers E 57 Concilium Bibliographicum cata- logue I 58 Condemnation of worn books G 15 Conferences, Bibliographical, Belgium INDEX 35 Conferences, Bibliographical, England L lo International L 12 Library, general A 217 special A 218-235 Congress Library C 3 card catalogue distribution I 52 classification scheme II 14 Connecticut, bibliography of L 166 Library Association A 34 Commission A 107 Legislation B 6-1 Public Libraries C 25-29 Consolidation and centralization E 4 Constantinople, Library of C 384 Constitutional history, bibliography of L113 Consuls, bibliography of L 126 Consulting Librarian E 39 Consumption and Libraries E 121 Contagion E 121 Contractions, catalogue I 13 Convention of Librarians A 217-235 Conversation rooms in Libraries E 51 Conway's Library C 486 Co-operation of College Libraries E 49 of Library Commissions A 103 ' Co-operative book buying G 3 1 cataloguing I 58 work for the blind F 16 ' Copenhagen, Libraries of C 371 Copland, Robert, Printer M 72 Copley Prints, Exhibitions of F 72 Copy for printer I 45 Copying press E 61-2 stands E61-3 Copyright O i-ii in relation to Libraries O 3 legislation, American O 4 bibliography of O i Colonial On English O 7 Foreign O 9 j International 0 10 registration in America O 5 North America O 6 England O 8 Cork carpets, care of D 15 Library C 343 Cornell University Library C 136-5 Cornwall, Libraries of C 269-272 Corporate catalogue entry, rules for I 5 Correspondence files J 8 numeric J 9 Corrupt practices, bibliography of L121 Cost of Library buildings D 3 Costume exhibitions F 47 Cotgreave, Alfred, Librarian E 19-22 indicator E 92 Counters D 34 Countries, classification scheme for H 66 Country Libraries. See Travelling Libraries and Village Libraries. County Council control of rural libraries F 3 extension E 4, F 1-16 travelling libraries E 4, F 4 Covers for books G 33 Cowell, Peter, Librarian E 19-23 Coxe, Rev. H. O., Librarian E 19-24 Crime and punishment, bibliography of L 106-2 Cromwell, bibliography of L 208 oortrait exhibitions F8d Croydon Libraries C 205 Crunden, Frederick M., Librarian E 19-25 Cuba, bibliography of L 183 Cupboards D 34-5 map D 34-6 Cutler, Louisa, Librarian E 19-26 Cutter, Charles Ammi, Librarian E 19-27 Cutter author marks H 98 classification scheme H 15 tables H 9I Cutting up books G25-1 Cycle accommodation in Libraries E 55. Dafydd ab Gwilym, bibliography of L54-a Daily statistics E 135 Dakota, North Librar}' Association A 35 Commission A 108 South Library Association A 36 Damages to books, borrowers' penalties Eii8-i Date guides for card system E 102-3 Daters, rubber stamp 631-2 Davenport, Iowa, Public Library C 49 Darwen Library C 206 Davis, Thomas, Library worker E 13 Dawson, John, Bibliogra-pher L 39 Day, John, Printer M 72-1 Debating rooms in Libraries E 51 Decay of leather bindings K 16 Decimal author tables H 98 Decoration of Library buildings D 3-1 Delaware Libraries C 30, C 135 Library Commission B 6-2 Delegation of powers E 9-1 Delisle, Leopold, Librarian E 19-28 Delivery desk D 34 of books F 6 stations F 2 Denhani, Henry, Printer M 72-2 Denmark, Libraries of C 370-371 Library Association of A 213 Dennison's labels H 105 Dent, Robert, Librarian E 19-29 indicator E 93 Denver Library Commission A no Deposit collections of books G45 stations F 2 Depository Libraries E 4 De Quincey, Thomas, Book Collector L39-1 Derbj', Countess of. See Beaufort, Margaret. Derbyshire, Libraries of C 273 Desk racks D 34-3 supplies t)34-4 trays D 34-3 Desks D 34 flat top D 34-1 reading D 36-1 roll top D 34-2 typewriter E62-i Des Moines Library Club A 81 Deterioration of leather K 16 Devonshire, Libraries of C 274-277 Devotional books, bibliography of L 139 Dewey, Melvil, Librarian E 19-30 classification scheme H 16 modified H 17 Dibdin, Thomas F., Book Collector L39-2 Dictionary catalogues I 3* 36 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY F.CONOMY Dictionary catalogues, rules for I 2, I 31 Ecclesiastical Libraries of England C179 versus classified I .30 of United States <-"i37 Dieserud's classification scheme H 18 Eclectic card catalogue rules I 40 Diploma of Library Association E40 Economic Literature, Goldsmiths Directories E77 Library of C180 methods of display E77-1 . Edinburgh Libraries, general C332 racks for E77-1 University C 333 Directors, Board of E9 Printing Press ^137 bye laws E 10, 12 Edmands' classification scheme H19 Discarding books Gm Edmond, John P., Librarian E 1 0-3:; Discipline in the Library. See Rules Education, bibliography of L133 and regulations. classification of H67 Discounts on books Gs Industrial, and Libraries Fi^ Disease, Public Libraries and E121 Educational authorities and Libra- Disinfection E121 ries F12 Disinfecting apparatus E12, influence of Public Libraries C 502, F 12 Disinfection of books E 121 Libraries in United States C 149-1 Distribution of books G ^(1 value of Libraries C 502 District of Columbia Library Asso- reading C503 ciation A 37 work exhibitions F48 Washington Public Library C31 Edwards, Edward, Librarian E 19-36 Dobree, Thomas, Book Collector L 39-3 classification scheme H20 Documents, Government Gso Egypt, Libraries of C 392 Doesburgh, Jan Van, Printer M73 Egyptian codices L28 Domestic science, bibliography of L qi Eldora, Iowa, Public Library Cso Donation book G 14-1 Elections, bibliography of Liis Donations G14 Electric lamps D21-1 Doubtful books G 15-16 lighting of Libraries D21 Drama, English, bibliography of L'224 check on consumption D22 Irish, bibliography of L225 metallic filament lamps D21-1 Drawers, card catalogue I 54 Electricity, bibliography of L82 Drexel Institute Library Class A 145 Elmendorf, H. L., Librarian E 19-37 Dublin Library C344 Elwood, Indiana, Library C135 Printers of M56 Embossing book stamps G31-1 Dudgeon, Matthew S., Librarian E 19-31 Employers' liability, bibliography of Dummies, shelf D 30-2 L 109 Dummy method of charging books E 86-2 Employment in Libraries, conditions Duncan Campbell collection of manu- of E21 scripts L29 Endowed Libraries C464 Dundalk Library C345 Endowments C498 Duplex Indicator E94 Enforcement of Library rules E45 Duplicate borrowers' tickets E113 England, Bibliographical Society of L^ collections, renting of G19 conferences Lio Duplicates, Care and disposal of Gi? bibliography of Li8s Central Clearing House for G18 Libraries of Ci7i collections of popular books G 19 Library Associations A 178-193 exchange of Gio Conferences A 228-229 Duplicating apparatus E61.1 legislation A 32 Durie, John, Librarian E 19-32 for rural districts A 33 Dust collecting machinery D15-1 rates and rating B41 in Libraries Dis-i Middlesex, bibliography of L186 injuries to books from G36 Monmouth, bibliography of L187 layer Dzs-i National Library C172 Dusting books G36-1 printers of M52 " Dustolio" D,5-i Somersetshire, bibliography of L188 Duties on imported books, legisl a- State aid to Libraries in B30 tion respecting O3 English drama, bibliography of L224 Duty on books for Libraries G6 noblemen, cataloguing rules for I 4-1 paper and pamphlets N9 poetry, bibliography of L221 Dwarf book case D29-I Engravings in Libraries F 72-7 4. G 70 steps D30-S on wood, exhibitions of F96 Dyall indicator E95 Entertainments. See Library ex- Dyer, Bertram, Librarian E 19-33 hibits. Library lectures, Dyer, Robert, Printer M74 Story hour, pictures. Dziatzko, Carl, Librarian E 19-34 Essen, Prussia, Library C 355 cataloguing rules I2 Essex, Booksellers of M 17-1 Libraries of C278 printers of M 17-1 liasels, map D33-' Etchings, American, exhibitions 0 f F66 reading D36-1 Ethics, bibliography of L136 Easter, bibliography of L99 Europe, Libraries of C169 East, Thomas, Printer M75 Evaluation. See Annotation. Eastbourne Library C 206-1 C31Q-1 Evanston, Illinois, University Library INDEX 37 Everett, Washington, Public Library ('l2l Examination, Library entrance E 21 professional E 27 Exchange of duplicates of State documents G 18, G 10 Exchanges between Libraries G lo Exchanging books - E 107 Exemption, rate B 44 Exeter, Libraries of C 207 printers of M 53 Exhibits at Library Conferences A 243 in Libraries, general F 20 special F 21-95 Ex Libris G 30 Expansive classification scheme H 15 Expenditure on books G 2 See also Finance. Expenses attending conferences E 36 candidates for staff appointments E 35 Extension methods. See Library ex- tension. Extra tickets E 113-115 Facsimile reproduction L 30 Factory Libraries in United States C 144 See also Libraries and industrial education. Fairy tales, bibliography of L214 classification of H 68 Faques, Richard, Printer M 76 Faques, William, Printer M 76 Far East, Libraries of C 388 Farley's classification scheme H 21 Fastenings, magazine and periodical E 70-2 Female assistants and Librarians E 37 Ferguson, Mrs. W. K., Librarian E 19-38 Fiction, annotation of I 39 author numbers H 98 bibliography of L 209 classification of H 69 indicators E 92, E 97 selection of G21 Files, correspondence J 8 newspaper E 70-1 Filing and indexing J 1 apparatus J 4 boxes J 2 mechanical methods of J 4 methods J i pamphlet filing boxes J 5 system, vertical J 6 vertical files J 4 Finance E6 committee E 8, E 11 Financial records E 7 Finding lists I 3 Fine arts, bibliography of L92 slips E118 Fines and penalties E 118 receipts E 87, E 118 Finland, Libraries of C 368 Finsbury Public Library. See Clerken- well Public Library. Fire appliances D 46 insurance, protection, etc. D 46 Fish exhibition F4g Fiske, Willard, Librarian E 19-39 Fittings, general D 24 shelf D30-D30-3 Fixed classification H 94 Fletcher's classification scheme H 22 Floor preparation D 15-1 Floors and floor covering F) 15 Florence, bibliography of L 193 Libraries of C 359 photographs of, exhibitions F 79 Florida Libraries, general C 32 special C 32 Library Association A 38 Florigene D 15-1 Folios. Sff Shelf arrangement. Folk lore, classification of H 70 collections of books on G47 Forbes Library Summer School A 146 Foreign booksellers G23-1 books, travelling collections of G 79 languages, books in G 23 Library, Manchester C 238 periodicals G 66-3 Forestry, classification of H 71 Formalin E 121 Formation of Libraries Ei Forms, borrower's application E 113-1 Foskett, Edward, Librarian E 19-40 Foulis, Brothers, Printers M 77 Fox River Valley I^ibrary Club A 82 Frames, map 1)33-1 France, bibliography of L 191 Libraries of C 348-352 Library Association of A 214 Conferences A 230 National Library of C 348 Franklin, bibliography of L 156 portrait exhibitions F85 Free access to shelves E 82, E 104-106 Free lectures F96 Free Libraries C 11 et seq. Free trade, bibliography of Liio French fiction G23, L217 Friburg, printing press at M 33-2 Functions of Libraries Fio Furnishers, general D24 Furniture, general D 24 for children's rooms D 25 for reading rooms D25-1 inventory D 45 school Library E 131 -i Fust, Johann, Printer M 78 Gardening, bibliography of L 80 Garnett, Richard, Librarian E 19-41 Garnier's classification scheme H2i Gas lighting of Libraries D20 Gaver, James, Printer M 79 Gent, Thomas, Pz-ZH/i^r M So Geographical exhibitions F51 works, bibliography of L 144 classification of H66 Geological exhibitions F51 Georgia Library Association A 39 Commission .\ 1 1 1 legislation B7 University Library C 33, C 136-6 German books G 23 nouns, rules for capitalization I 8 vowels, cataloguing rules for I 3-1 Germans in United States, bibliography of L160 Germany, Libraries of C 353-355 library conferences A 231 school, Berlin .^ 214-1 M26 38 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Gesner classification scheme H 24 Gibson, Thomas, Pnnter M 82 Gifts and bequests C 498 Giolito. Joanne and Gahriel, Printeys M 83-1 Gipsy literature, collections of G 48 Girls' books, bibliography of L216 Gladstone Library C 487 Glasgow Libraries, general C 334 private C 335-1 University C 335-2 printers of M 55 University Library catalogue I 60 Glazing of Libraries D 3 Gloucestershire, Libraries of C 279-281 Glue E 59 Godfrey, Thomas. Printey M 83 Goethe, collections of books on G 49 Gold ink marking K 18 Goldsmith, Oliver, bibliography of L 55 Goldsmiths Library of economic lite- rature C 180 Gothenburg Library C 377 Governing Boards E 8 Government and politics, bibliography of documents, bibliography of binding of cataloguing rules for classification of collections of indexing of U.S., bibliography of inspection of Libraries Grafton, Richard, Printer Graham indicator Grand Rapids Public Library Gravesend Library C 207- Gray's Inn, London, Library Greece, Libraries of L112 L147-1 K6 I 15 H72 G50 Ji L163 E39 M84 E97 C72 I, C281 C 230 c 356-357 printing in M 25-1 Greek classics, classification of H 73 vases, paintings of, exhibitions F 68 Green, Samuel S., Librarian E 19-41 Greenboro, South Carolina, Public Library C 24 Greenwood, Thomas, Library Worker E 13 Groningen, Library of C 364 Griininger, Johann, Printer M 85 Guarantors for borrowers E 112 Guards, card catalogue I 55 Guides, book card E 102-3 card catalogue 1 55 index I 56, J 4 charging system E 102-3 shelf H 103 Guildhall Library, London C 227 Gutenberg, Johann, Printer M 8G Gwilym, Dafydd ab, bibliography of L 54-2 Hagar, Miss Sarah C.. Librarian E 19-43 | Haggerston, W. J., Librarian E 19-44 ; Haghe, Inglebert, Printer M 87 I Haigh Hall Library C 488 | Halifax Library C 207-2, C 323-1 ' Hall, Thomas, private Library of C489 , Hallowe'en, bibliography of L loi | Hammersmith Libraries C 219 j Hampstead Libraries C 220 ' catalogue I Oo | Handwriting, Library I 44 Harris, G. W., classification scheme : of H26 I Hartlepool, Connecticut, Public Library C 25 Hartwig, Otto, Librarian E 19-45 classification scheme H 27 Harvard University Library C 64, C 136-7 catalogue 1 60 classification scheme H 27-1 Hat racks , D 42 Hayes, Rutherford P., Librarian E 19-46 Health of assistants E 34 Heat, injuries to books from G 36 Heating D 16 Hereford Libraries C 201 Herefordshire, Libraries of C 282 Herford, John, Printer M 88 Katherine, Printer M 88 Hero exhibitions F85 High School Libraries. Sec School Libraries. Hill, J. P., Librarian E 19-47 Hints to small Libraries E3 Historical collections G 51-52 Libraries C 447.448 of United States C 138 literature, collection of books on America G51 British Colonies G 52 societies, Libraries of C 447, 448 works, annotation of I 40 exhibitions of F40 History, bibliography of L 144 classification of H 75 of Libraries. See Library history. Hohenwang, Ludwig, Printer M88-I Holders for books D 33 shelf labels H 106 Holiday bureaus in Libraries F 14-1 Holiday opening of Libraries E 48 Holidays of Librarians and assistants E 32 Holland, printing in M 27 Holmes, Oliver W., bibliography of L 56 Home delivery of books F 6 Libraries F 7 Homes, H. A., Librarian E 19-48 Honeywood, Dean, private Library of C 490 Honolulu Library C 409 Home's classification scheme H 28 Hosmer, James K., Librarian E 19-49 Hospital Libraries in England C 181 United States C 153 Hours of opening E 46 staft" E 31 House decoration, bibliography of L8i Household Libraries C 450, F 7 in United States C 152, F7 Housing of books G 8 Hove Library C 20S-1, C 319-2 Hudson River Library Club A 82 Hull Libraries C 209 Hungary, printing in M 28 Hurst, Thomas, Librarian E 19-50 Iceland, Library of C 381 Idaho Library Commission A 112 Illinois Library Association A 40 Commission A 112-1 legislation B8 State Library C34 University Library C 136-8 School A 147 Illumination, systems of D 17-18 Illustrations, classification of H 75 UNIVERSITY OF INDEX 39 Illustrations of Library buildings D3.4 Insurance, bibliography of L131 Immigrants, books for G23 of Libraries D40 Immigration, bibliography of L106 Interchange E 116 Immoral literature G16 of borrowing privileges E49 Impeachment, bibliography of L121 Interchangeable tickets E116 Imprints G 29, M 126 Interior decoration of Libraries D3-1 Income Tax B43. 44 Inter-Library loans EdO Incunabula, bibliography of L32 International Bibliographical Confer- cataloguing rules for I 16 ences L12 printing of M50 bibliography L19 Index, borrowers E 111-2 cataloguing rules I2 bureau Ji Library conferences A 235 cabinets, telephone D44-1 Interstate Library Conferences A 221 card I 56 Inventory book E66 guides I 55 formula for taking. See Stocktaking. cards, store D45-1 furniture D45 society Ji Iowa, bibliography of L168 Indexing aids and guides .3 City Library Club A 87 history and theory :-i Libraries, general C43 rules 2 historical C44 India, bibliography of L199 State C45 Libraries of c 385-387 historical C46 office Library C173 Library Association, history A 43 Indian artists, paintings by, exhibitions meetings A 44 of F62 Commission A114 curios and relics, exhibitions of F52 legislation Bio Indiana, bibliography of L167 State Library C8 Library Association, constitution A 41 Summer Liiirary School A 150 meetings A 42 University Library C 136-9 Library commission Air3 Ipswich l.ir)rary C 209-1, C 317 legislation B9 Ireland, bibliography of L 190 school A 148 Librarits Acts B34 summer school A 149 Libraries of c 339-346 Northern, and Southern Michigan Libtary Assistants' Association A 212 Library Club A 86 legislation B34 Public Libraries C40 Printing in M 17-18 State Library C9 Public, Libraries Association A 196 Indianapolis Library Club A 84 Irish Drama, bibliography of L225 round table A 85 exhibitions F54 Public Library C41 Rural Library Association A 195 Indicator, accessions E 87-101 Islington Libraries C221 accessories Eioi-i Issue charging and registration tickets E IOI-2 methods E 85-104 trays E 101-3 statistics E135 and card catalogue combined I 70 trays, card E 102-1 author I 70 Italy, Association for promotion of book E 87-101 Libraries in A 215-1 catalogue I 70 bibliography of, general L192 charging E 87-101 special, Florence L193 fiction I 70 Venice L194 periodicals E72 Libraries of C 358-361 versus card charging E103 Library Conferences A 232 Indies, West, Libraries of C 166-168 Printing in M 29-30 Industrial and commercial Libraries C 459 books, collections of G53 education and Libraries F13 Jackson, F., Librarian E 19-52 exhibitions F53 Jamaica, Libraries of C168 Libraries in England C 182 James, Hannah P., Librarian E 19-53 trade catalogues G78 Miss M. S. R., Librarian E 19-54 Infection EI2I Japan, bibliography of Libraries of L201 Influence of reading C503 C390 Information desks in Libraries E8I Japanese prints, exhibitions of F73 Ingraham, Robert C, Librarian E 19-51 Jast's classified catalogue rules I 10 Injuries to books G :i6 Jefferson, collections of books on G54 Injury to Library property, penalty for B 45 Jena Repertorium classification Initials M 128 scheme H29 Ink for labels E58 Jersey City Public Library C79 printing M 121 Jevons, W. Stanley, bibliography of L58 writing E58 Jewett, Charles C, Librarian E 19-55 Insect pests G35 Johnson, Samuel, Book Collector L40 Inscriptions M128 Jones, Gardner M . Librarian E 19-56 Institutes for Librarians E41 John Winter, Librarian E 19-57 See also Library Institute. Tones, Paul, MSS , bibliography of L 161 40 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Juvenile books, bibliography, general special, biography boys' books fairy tales girls' books natural history useful arts books, classification of exhibitions of selection of catalogues rules for Librarians, training for Library and the School Juvenile Library, anniversaries associations bulletin boards furniture management and policy picture work travelling collections of planning of rules and regulations story hour telling reading rooms furniture for planning of school Libraries travelling Libraries story hour and story telling work L210 L213 L215 L 214 L216 L211 L212 H65 F38 G24 I 36 I II E38 E 130 E 129 E125 Ei26 D 25 E123 E126 E 127 Dio E 122 E128 E128 E134 E124 D25 Dio E131 E 132 E128 E 123 Kansas Library Association A 45 Commission A 115 legislation B 11 State Libraries C 55 Kansas City Library Club A 87-1 Kele, Richard, Printer M 89 Kennedy Indicator E 98 Kentucky Libraries C56 Library Association A 46 legislation B 12 Kettering Library C 210 Keystone Library Association A 47 King's Printer M 8 printing press M 39 Kossovitch, C. A., Librarian E 19-58 Kroeger, Alice Bertha, Librarian E 19-59 L.A U.K. See Library Association of the United Kingdom. Label holders for shelves H 106 Labelling books G25 for open access Libraries H 108 Labels and book plates G 30 accession, for books H 107 Labels, classification for books H 107 number H 107 periodical E 70-4 shelf H 105 classification H 107 colour H 108 Labour questions, bibliography of L 108 La Crosse, Wis., Public Library C 129 Ladders D 30-6 Ladies' rooms E 78 Lady assistants and Librarians E 37 Lamps, electric metallic filament D 21-1 Lancashire. Lihrarifts nf C. aRa-^n^ Lant, Richard, Printer M 90 Lantern slides, exhibition of F 55 Larned's classification scheme H 30 Latin classics, classification of H 73 Law, bibliography of L 123 classification of H 76 collections of legal books G 55 international, bibliography of L 124 Librarians, conferences of A 225 Libraries C 451 American Association of A 21 in England C 183 in United States C 150 Lawrence, Mass., Public Library C 65 Laws. See Legislation for Libraries. Layton, W. E., Librarian League of Library Commissions " Leagues " for children Leaning bars, newspaper Learned Societies' transactions, cataloguing rules for Leather, deterioration of for bookbinding preservative Lebas' classification scheme Lecture Hall planning Lectures, Art Galleries and Museums in Libraries Ledger charging system Ledgers, loose leaf Leeds, Libraries, general private public Legislation for Libraries Legislative reference department Legler, Henry E., Librarian Leland Stanford University Library C 136-10 Leicester Libraries Lending Library, age limit borrowers' registration students' tickets charging systems special card indicator ledger open access loan period, rules and regulations E 107-H0 inter-Library loans E 108 travelling Libraries E 109 methods E84 planning, general D 8 special, for open access D 9 Leommster, Mass., Public Library C 66 Lessing, Gotthold, Librarian E 19-62 Letter files J 2 Lettering and numbering books K 18 class H 107 Lewisham Libraries C 222 Leyden, Library of C 365 slip catalogue I 65 Leypoldt, F., Librarian E 19-63 Libel contained in books B 46 Librarians' aids A 246 and assistants E 14-43 appointment of E 81 as secretaries E 9-2 biographical notices of E 18-19 consulting E 39 Libraries A 245 of the Mersey District Association A 190 nna1ifiratinn<: E t a E 19-60 A 103 EX25 E70-2 I 23 K16 K15 K15 H3I Dii F17 F96 E86 E7-1 C211 C 213 C 212 Bl-36 F15 E 19-61 C213-1 E 110 Em E113 E 85-104 E 102 E 87-101 E86 E 104 INDEX 4X Librarians' recreations E17 Library Association of United Kingdom. registration of E42 constitution A 179 relations with staff E23 council A 182 trustees Eir history A 178 salaries E15 membership A 186 social duties E17 officers A 185 superannuation E43 treasurer's report A 184 women E37 cataloguing rules I2 Librarianship E 14-43 conferences C228 Libraries Acts B 32-35 presidential addresses C229 adoption of B37 diploma E40 ancient C2 examinations E27 and art galleries F17 Library Association Monthly Notes A 240 clubs F14 Library Association Rtcord A 240 colleges F12 Library Association registration industrial education F13 scheme E42 museums F18 clubs and commissions A1-134 National Home Reading Union F 12 Library bibliography E244 public education F12 bindery K 19 reading circles F12 boards. See Committee, Trustees. schools, relations between E 130 buildings, comparative cost of D3 settlement work F14 designs e.xhibit F56 social work F14 bulletins I 34 technical education F13 Library Chronicle A 240 the Press C 201 Library Club rooms E50 the Study Club F14 clubs A 74-134 arguments against C500 commissions, general A 102 in favour of C499 league of A 103 as holiday bureaus F14-1 special A 104- I 34 centralisation and consolidation of E 4-5 committees E9 educational value of C502 conferences A 217 endowed C464 exhibits A 243 dust in D15-1 conversation and debating rooms E 51 formation of Ei co-operation E49 government inspection of E39 cycle accommodation E55 history and description of, general C i debating rooms E51 special C 2-497 dept. ofN.E.A A 18 prison C 141 . 187. 457 economy, bibliography of A 224, L220 private C 476-496 classification of H64, 77 proprietary C497 editions Oil rate supported Cii endowments C498 rating of B43 exhibitions E20 special association of A2I-I See also under subject of exhibit. specialization of G 40 extension Fi-96 Sunday opening of E47 functions Fio taxation of B43 furniture D 24-45 use of, by the public Fio garment E33 Lib Idly A 240 government inspection E39 Library (new series) A 240-1 handwriting I 44 Library accounts. See Accounts. history and description, genera Ci administration E special C 2-497 advertising methods Fii institutes, America A 17 architecture D I England E41 Library Assistant A 241 inventory E66 Library Assistants' Association, Library Journal A 237 constitution A 201 Library labour saving devices D24 history A 200 lectures F96 meetings A 202 legislation, general Bi proposed affiliation with L.A.U.K. A 203 America B2 branches, general A 204 special States B3-31 special A 205-212 colonial B36-1 Library Association of America. See loafers and loungers E54 American Library Association. magazines and bulletins l^-* Library Association of Australasia A 216 management E2 Denmark A213 methods. S^« Administration. Ireland A 196 movement, extension to rural districts F3 Italy A215-1 of Congress C3 Scotland A 197 catalogue cards ^r United Kingdom A 187 organization Ei affiliation schemes A 203 periodicals, professional, America, aims A 181 general A23G branches A 188-193 special A 237-239 charter A 180 organs L.A.U.K. A 240 committees A 183 independent organs A 241 4#,. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Library periodicals, Library Assistants' Association A 242 post F 9 practice E 2 Press A 236-242 printing department I 47 property, penalty for injuring B45 quotations E65 rate, limitation B42 recipes E63 removal E56 reports E136 rest rooms E53 school rules I2 schools, American, general A 135 special A 136-175 English A 199 Liverpool A 199-1 Manchester A 199-2 Wigan A 199-3 Germany, Berlin A 214 Sweden, Stockholm A215 ■ science, bibliography of A 224, L 220 classification of H 64. 77 smoking rooms E52 statistics E135 supplies D24 talks E128. F96 training E 27-28 classes E 22. E27 " Library Week " A 223 Library Work, technical terms used in E 64 workers, biographical notices of E13 Library World A 240-1 Lifts D25-3 Light, injuries to books from G36 Lighthouse Libraries C456 Lighting, general D17 artificial, general D19 electric D21 gas D20 natural D18 Limerick Library C346 Lincoln, President, bibliograph) of L157 Nebraska, Library Club A 88 Lincolnshire, Libraries of C295 Linderfelt's card catalogue rules I 2, I49 Linoleum for floors D15 Linotype M119 in catalogue printing I 47. M119 Lists, Class I 32 reading I 30 shelf H104 Literary and Philosophical Library, Manchester ' C239 history, bibliography of L219 classification of H64 Liverpool Libraries, general C214 public C215 Library school A 199-1 Loafers and loungers in Libraries E 54 Loan department E 84-106 Local literature, collections of G56 Location book H 104 sheets H104 Locke, George H., Librarian E 19-64 Lockyer-Lampson Library C491 Lockers for staff E33-2 Locket, Arthur G., Librarian E 19-65 Logical classification H 57-58 London Libraries, general C216 special C 217-231 Library catalogue I 60 University College Library C231- I, C 310-1 Long Island Library Club A 89 Loose classification H92 Loose leaf ledgers E7-1 memorandum books E57-3 ^ Los Angeles Public Library C17 training class A 151 Lost books, borrowers' penalties E118-1 Louisiana, bibliography of L159 State Library C57 Loungers in Libraries E54 Lund Library C378 Lutheran Press at Wittenburg M41 j Lynn, Mass., Public Library C67 Lyons Printing Press, history of M21 Loan period — Rules and regulations E 107 special, inter-Library E i )8 travelling Library E 109 system E84-106 Loans, Inter-Library E 49 interchange of borrowing privileges E 49 Local administration, bibliographj of L122 collections, cataloguing rules for I 17 classification of H 78 history collections G 56 literature, bibliography of L 145 MacAlister, J. Y. W., Librarian E 19-66 MacElroy, E. P., Librarian E 19-67 MacGill University Summer Library School A 153 MacLauchlan, John, Librarian E ig-68 Madden, Frederick W., Librarian E 19-69 Madison, Wis., Libraries, general C130 Madison, Wis., Public Library C 131 Madonna, paintings, exhibitions of F 69 Magazine cases and covers K21 fastenings E70-2 list holder E 70-6 lists, adjustable E72 name plates E70-4 racks D40 room management E75 rules E74 time notices E70-5 Magazines. See Periodicals. and bulletins I 34 Magliabechi, Antonio, Librarian E 19-70 Maine, bibliography of L 170 Library Association A 48 Commission A116 legislation B13 Eastern, Library club Ago State College Library C136-11 school AlS2 Malaysia-Philippine Islands, biblio- graphy of L205 Manchester and District Library Assis- tants' Association A206 decision re Income Ta.\ Libraries, college A 234 ecclesiastical C235 general C232 public C233 special C 236-247 Library school A 199-2 Manuscript versus printed catalogue I 63 Manuscripts, bibliography of L2S-29 cataloguing rules for I 18 special collections of G 57 Manutius' classification scheme H 32 Map cupboards D 34-6 INDEX 43 Map easels D33-1 Middleton. William, Printer M92 frames D33-1 ! Military Arts, bibliography of LS3 Maps and charts, bibliography of L146 ' Libraries C453 cataloguing rules for 1 19 of United States C139 special collections of G59 , Millman, Rev. W. H., Librarian E 19 73 Marcus Aurelius Antonius, biblio- Milton, John, bibliography of L59 graphy L58 Milwaukee, Library catalogue 166 Maritime Provinces of Canada, Libra- club A 92 ries of C156 Wisconsin Public Library C132 Marking books G3 I, H 106 Minnesota, bibliography of L171 Marking, class H107 Libraries, general C73 Marks, paper M131 historical C74 Marks, printer's M114 Library Association A 52 Marprelate Press M 9, M40 Commission A 121 Marsh's Private Library C492 legislation B15 Marshalltown. Iowa, Public Library €51 Public Library C75 Maryland Library legislation B14 ! Travelling Library t'4 Public Library Commission A 117 i University Library C 136-13 State Library Commission A118 ; school A 155 Massachusetts Library Association A 49 i Minute book, committee E12 club A 91 Missals, bibliography of L31 Commission A 119 Missing books, inventory of. See legislation B14-1 Stocktaking methods. public Libraries, special C 61-70 Missouri, bibliography of L172 Western Library Association A 50 ! Library Association A 53 Material, bookbinding K13 Commission A 122 Mathematics, bibliography of L76 legislation B16 classification of H79 University summer course A 156 Mauritius, Libraries of C396 Mohawk Valley Library Club Aq? Maxwell, Sara B., Librarian E 19-71 Monastic chronicles, bibliography of L141 Mayler, John, Printer M91 1 Libraries C 439-446 Mayor's Library, Manchester C240 ; manuscripts L28 Mazzinghi, T. J. de. Librarian E 19-72 Monmouth, bibliography of L187 Mechanical binders J4 Monongahela Valley Library Club A 94 preparation of books G25 Monotype M120 Medical botany, bibliography of L90 i Monroe, bibliography of L158 Libraries C453 1 Montana Library Association A 54 England C184 legislation B17 London C229 i University Library Class A 57 Manchester C 240-1 Montreal Libraries C157 United States C151 Montrose Library C336 Library Association, England A 194-1 More, Sir Thomas, bibliography of LOG literature, bibliography of L89 1 Morgan, Augustus de. Book Collector L41 classitication of H80 ' indicator E99 National catalogue of 1 60 ' Morison's Printing Press at Perth M42 special collections of G58 i Morris, William, Book Collector L42 Melbourne Library C404 Movable classification H95 Mending books K20 ; Mullins, John Davies, Librarian E ig-74 materials for K20 Municipal affairs, bibliography of L122 torn leaves K20 Libraries Cii Memorandum books, loose leaf E57-3 1 literature, special collections of G60 Mercantile Libraries C459 i ownership, bibliography of L122 Meredith, George, bibliography of I>58-i 1 reference work F15 Merlin's classification scheme H33 i Muscatine, Iowa, Public Library C52 Mersey District Library Association 1 A 190 i Musee Dobree, Nantes C 350-1 Metal cupboards D34-5 Museums F17-1S filing cabinets ]7 1 Act F18-1 shelving D27 appliances FiS-2 "Metallic filament lamps D21-1 cases FiS-3 Metallurgy, bibliography of L84 Music, bibliography of L96 "Methods in Libraries. See Library binding of part K6 administration. 1 cataloguing rules I 20 of reaching the public Fig 1 clas.sification of H81 Mexico National Library C165 collections in Libraries G62 Mezzotints, exhibitions of F74 exhibitions F44 Michigan Libraries C 71-72 printing of M51 Library Association A51 value of, in Libraries G61 Commission A 120 Musicians' biography, bibliography of L 207 Southern and Northern Indiana Mutilation of books and newspapers > G34 Library Club A 86 Summer School A I '54 Name plates, general E44-1 University Library C 136-12 Nantes. .Musce Uobree C 350-1 Middlesex, bibliography of L186 Nashville Library .•\ssociation A 95 Libraries of C 296-310 Natal, Libraries of C394 44 BIBLIOGRAPHY ' OF LIBRARY ECONOMY National Association of State New York, bibliography of L175 Librarians A 20 Central Library club A 97 bibliography L18 Circulating Library training class A 160 Education Association of America A 18 City endowed Libraries C91 Home Reading Union and Libraries F 12 mercantile Library C92 Liberal Club Library C470 public Library C90 Libraries C 3 et sea. scientific Libraries C93 Natural history, bibliography of L 72 L211 Club and society Libraries C469 Naturalization, bibliography of L105 Colonial history, bibliography of L174 Nature books, exhibitions of F45 Governors' messages.bibliography of L 176 study L72 Library club A 96 Naude, Gabriel, Librarian E 19-75 legislation B21 classification scheme H34 literature, exhibitions of F43 Naval Libraries C455 marriage licences, bibliography of L177 in England C186 Private Libraries C480 United States C140 Public Libraries C87 literature, classification of H82 Public Library Division of the Nebraska Libraries, general C76 University A 127 college C77 State Libraries of C84 Library Association A 55 Library C 10 Commission, history A 127-1 Association A 59 meetings A 123-2 cataloguing rules I2 legislation B18 classification scheme H35 University Summer School A 158 school A 161 Needlework exhibitions F57 summer school A 162 Nernst electric lamp D21-1 University and College Libraries CS5 Net price system Netherlands, bibliography of G4 Library C 136-14 L195 New Zealand, Libraries of C 406-408 Libraries of C 362-365 Nicaragua, bibliography of L181 Neubauer, Adolph, Libyarian E 19-76 Noblemen, catalogue rules for I 4-1 Nevada Library legislation B19 Nodier, Charles, Booh Collector 1^43 Newark literature, exhibitions of F42 Noiseless castors for chairs D35-2 Public Library C80 pads for chairs D35-3 Newberry Library catalogue I 60 Non-fiction card E113 New Britain, Connecticut, Public resident borrowers E115 Library C26 Normal Schools. See Library Schools. Newcastle Library Assistants' Northampton. Mass., Public Librar) C68 Association A 205 Northamptonshire, Libraries of C 312-313 catalogue I 60 North Eastern Library Assistants' New England, bibliography of L173 Association A 207 Libraries C78 Northern Counties Library Associa- Library Association A 56 tion A 193 Commission A 124 North Midland Library Association A 191 New Hampshire Library Association A 57 Northumberland, Libraries of C314 Commission A 125 and Durham Library Assistants' New Haven, Connecticut, Public Association A 209 Library C27 North West Canada, Libraries of C158 New Jersey Library Association A 58 United States, Libraries of C95 Commission A 126 Library legislation B23 legislation B20 North Western Branch Library summer school A 159 Association A 192 New London, Connecticut, Public Library Assistants' Association A 208 Library C28 University Library C 136-15 New Orleans, Louisiana, Libraries C8 Norway. Libraries of C 372-375 New South Wales Libraries C 401-402 Norwegian books G23 Newspaper brackets clips E70-2 Norwich, Connecticut, Public Library C 29 E70-2 Notary, Julian, Printer M93 delivery check cards E71 Notation for books and shelves H102 files E70-1 Notice boards indexing Ji Notices E44 leaning bars E70-3 periodical E70-4 name tablets E70-4 Novel reading question G21 press history N8 Novels in Libraries G21 racks D39 Noyes, Stephen B., Librarian E 19-77 rods E70-2 Numbering and lettering books G 25 , H 107 stands D38 machines G 25 , H107 time notices E70-5 Numerals, Koman I 43 Newspapers, betting news, in E73 Numeric Correspondence Files J9 bibliography of L227 Numerical register, borrowers ElII-2 mutilation of G34 Numisatics, classification of H83 Newsroom management and policy E69 Nycholson, James, Printer M94 planning D6 New York Apprentices' Library cata Occultism, bibliography ot L 142 logue I 60 O'Donovan, John, bibliography of L61 IN'DEX 45 Ogle's classification scheme Ohio history, bibliography of Libraries, general travelling Library Association commission legislation State University Library C96-1 summer school Oil paintings, exhibitions of Oklahoma, Libraries ot Library Association legislation Onawa, Iowa, Public Library Ontario Libraries Library Association conferences Open Access, arguments for and against lending department E partial reference department Oppenheim Press Order book Order department list slip Ordering books G Oregon, Libraries of Library Association commission legislation Organization Organizations of Librarians Oriental collections Ornamental letters Ottumwa, Iowa, Public Library Out of date books Overalls for assistants Overdue books register Overseer's Library, Manchester Ownership marks in books Oxford, Libraries, general special, Bodleian Press Oxfordshire, Libraries of Pacific North West Library Associa tion Pads for chairs Page catalogues Paintings, classification of exhibitions of special American artists Indian artists Rossetti Tadema Whistler oil paintings water colour paintings of American Revolution of Greek vases of Madonna of war scenes Palaeography Pamphlet boxes and cases duty filing boxes Pamphlets, binders for cataloguing rules for special collections of Panizzi, Sir Anthony, Librarian Panoramic catalogue H36 1 Paper duty N9 LI77-I making M29 C96 marks M131 C96-2 preservatives M 130 A 60 Parliamentary papers, collections of G 50 A 12S Paris, Libraries of C351 B24 printing, history of M20 . 136-16 Parker, Archbishop, Book Collector L44 A 163 Parvin, Theodore S . Librarian E 19-79 F60 Paste E59 C9S Pastimes, bibliography of L97 A61 I'atent Office Library C174 B25 specifications, bibliography of L78 C55 Paterson, New Jersey, Public Library C 81 C159 Pawtucket, R.I., Public Library C 106 A 176 Pay collections. See Duplicate collections. A 226 Peabody Institute catalogue I60 classification scheme H37 E104 Pearl industry, exhibitions F76 104-106 ' Pedagogical literature, special coUec E 105 tions of G65 E82 Pegamoid for bookbinding K14 M43 . Peignot. Stephen Gabriel, Booft Collector L 45 G2-1 Peltine for bookbinding K14 G25 Penalties and fines E 118 G2-3 Penalty for damage to Library property B 46 G2-3 ; Pennsvlvania, Libraries of ' C 100-104 25, G 2 Library Club A 98 C99 Commission A 130 A 62 legislation B27 A 129 University Library C 136-17 B26 Western Library Association A 63 Ei Pensions, bibliography of L132 A 1-235 Pensions for Librarians E43 G63 Penzance Libraries C251 M128 Peoria Library classification scheme H52 C54 Pepys private Library C493 G15 Percentages of classes in Libraries G2 E33 Perforating stamps G31-1 E 117 Periodical check sheets E71 E117 clips E70-2 C241 fastenings E70-2 G31 files E70-1 C249 filing E70 C250 indicator E72 M 9, 44 labels and notices E70-4 C3r5 lists, adjustable E70-3 literature, cataloguing rules for I 22-23 special collections of G66 A 62-1 notices E 70-4 D35-3 racks D40 I 68 ; register E71 H85 Periodicals, arrangement of E70 F58 back numbers G66-2 F57 bibliography of L226 F62 binding of K6 F63 checks on delivery E7r F64 clearing houses for G67 F65 covers for K21 F60 exhibitions of F77 F6I fastenings E70-2 F67 foreign G66-3 F68 indexing of Ji F69 lists, adjustable E72 F70 of Library science A 236-242 L27 racks for ' D40 J5 subscription agencies G66-1 N9 i Perkins Rational classification scheme H 38 .5 4 Perth printing press, history of M16 public Library C337 l2I Petronius, bibliography of L61-1 G64 Philadelphia, Libraries of C loi F 19-78 Library commission A131 I 67 mercantile Library C 102 46 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Philatelic literature, collections of G 69 Philippine Islands, bibliography of L 205 Libraries of C 410 Philosophy, bibliography of L 134 classification of . H 84 Photograph case J 5 Photographic facsimiles of manuscripts, etc. L30 Photographs, cataloguing rules for I 24 classification of H 85 collections of, in Libraries G 68 of Florence, exhibitions of F 79 Venice F 80 West Indian scenes F 81 Photography, bibliography of L 93 exhibitions F78 Physics, bibliography of L 75 Picture books M 116 bulletin boards E 126 bulletins, exhibitions of F71 work, bulletin boards, etc. E 126 Pictures, collections of in Libraries G 70 materials for mounting E 126 travelling collections of E 127 Pigeon hole cabinets J 10 Pins, shelf D 30-3 Pittsburgh, Carnegie Library training class for children's Librarians A 164 Library ' C 103 catalogue 1 60 Placard catalogue I 66 Placards E 44 Planning, general D 3 special, Branch Library D 13 children's room D 10 college Library D 14 lecture hall D 11 lending Library, general D 8 special open access D 9 newsroom D 6 reading room D 6-1 reference Library D 7 small Library D 12 Plans, Library, examples of D 5 exhibitions of D 4 Plant, John, Librarian E 19-80 Plant studies, exhibitions of F82 Plantin, Christopher, Printer M 95 Museum M 45 Plymouth Libraries C 252 Pneumatic book carriers D 31 Pockets, book for card charging system E 102-4 Pocock, Robert, Pri7tter M 96 Poetry, bibliography of L221 Canadian, bibliography of L 222 English L 223 collections of American G 70-1 Poland, printing in M 31 Spring, Maine, Public Library C 59 Political economy, bibliography of L 107 Polynesia — Hawaii, bibliography of L 204 Samoa, bibliography of L 203 Polytechnic Libraries C 471 Poole, William F., Librarian E 19-81 classified scheme H 39 Poole's Index J i Popular Books in duplicate G 19 Popularising the Library F 10, ii Porter, G. W., Librarian E 19-82 Porto Rico, bibliography of L 184 Portrait exhibitions, Burns F 83 Cromwell F 84 Franklin F 85 Portrait exhibitions. Hero F86 Schiller F87 Washington F88 Portraits, cataloguing rules for I 24 indexing Ji Portsmouth Libraries C 252 I, C 280-1 Portugal, printing in M32 Postal rates for Library books F9 Poster exhibitions F89 Pottery exhibitions F90 Powers, delegation of Eg Pratt Institute Library School A 165 Preservation of books G33 Preservative leather K15 Presidential addresses at A.L.A. Conferences A 219 L.A.U.K. conferences A 229 Press and Libraries E501 bibliographies L65. Ni censorship N4 copying E61-3 Presses, private, history of M 48 secret, history of M49 special, history of M 36-47 Prices of books L33 Princeton University Library C82, 136-138 catalogue I 60 Print sellers G70-1 Printed cards. See Card catalog ue distribution. Printed catalogue I 62 forms E 57. Eiii-i lists I 35 Printers, Bulletin I 34-1 catalogue J 1-2. J 46-1 individual M 60-113 marks M114 Printing, bibliography of L 86, M I book illustration M116 catalogue I 46 preparation of matter for I 45 cataloguing rules for I 25 classification H64 colophons M125 department in Libraries I 47 exhibitions on printing and book making F30 history of M2 special classes, Block Books and Incunabula M50 music M51 imprints M126 ink M121 inscriptions M 128 machinery — linotype ^"9 monotype M 120 national, America, general M4 special .^^5 Austria M22 Belgium, general M23 special M24 Bohemia M25 China M35 England, general M6 special presses, Cambridge M7 Essex M 7-1 King's printer M8 Mar prelate M9 Oxford Mio Whittingham Mil ' France, general M19 special M 20-21 Germany M26 ' Greece M25-1 INDEX 47 Printing, national. Holland M27 Ireland, general E17 special M18 Italy M 29-30 Venice M30-1 Poland M31 Portugal M32 Russia M31 Scandinavia M34 Scotland, general M14 special, Aberdeen M15 Perth M16 Spain M 32 Switzerland M33 special, Basel M33-1 Friburg M33-2 Wales, general M 12 special M13 Printing, origin and antecedent M3 ornamental letters M12S physical features of books M 117 presses, private M48 secret M49 Printers' marks M114 individual M 60-113 of Bavaria, Ausburg M57 England, general M52 special towns, Exeter M53 York M54 Ireland, Dublin M56 Prussia, Cologne M58 Scotland. Glasgow M54 Spain M59 printing type Mii8 proof reading M122 punctuation M123 signatures M127 special presses M 36-47 title pages M124 typefounding M118 typography, history of M115 Prints, arrangement of G70 cataloguing, rules for I 26 collections of. in Libraries G70 exhibitions of F 72-75 Prison Libraries C457 in England C187 United States C141 Private Libraries C 476-496 in England C188 Yorkshire C325 United States C 478-481 presses, history of M48 Privileges to readers KII3-II6 tickets EII5 \'roblem novel. See Fiction : Immoral literature Proctor, Robert. Libraria^i E 19-83 Professional periodicals A 236-242 Professorship of books C504 Programme literature, collections of G 71 Proof reading M 122 Proposition book G2-4 of books G2 I'roprietary Libraries C497 Protection, bibliography of L no fire D46 Pseudonyms, cataloguing rules for 1 9 Library Club A 198 Pseudonymous literature, bibl ography of L25 Psychology, bibliography of L 135 classification scheme for H85-1 Public and Library staff E25 Public documents G 50 education and Libraries F 12 Librarians, Society of A 194 Libraries Q 11 et seq. Acts B 32-35 Library legislation B 1-3G methods of reaching the F 10 rules and bye-laws E 45 u«e of Libraries C 501 " Public Libraries " A 238 Publicity. See Library advertising. Publishers, biographical notices of exhibition of books M Publishing Board of the .\.L.A. methods Punctuation Purchase of books. See Book buying Book prices. Book selection. Putnam. Herbert, Librayian E IQ;84 Pynson, Richard, Piintcv M95 N2 17-1 A8 N 1-4 M 123 Qualifications of Librarian Library assistants trustees Quartos. See Shelf arrangement. Quebec, Libraries of Queensborough (U S.) Library Queensland, Libraries of Quinn-Brown Classification scheme Quotations and inscriptions for Libraries Racing news, obliteration of Racks charging system directories desk magazine filing newspapers periodicals reading table stationery time tables umbrella Radclifie College Library ( classification scheme Radford Library, Manchester Railroad Libraries in England United States Railway engineering, bibliography Libraries C 142, Rare books Rastell, John, Puintcr William, Piiuter Ratdolt, Erhard, Printer Rate limitation supported libraries C Rates and rating, British Rational classification scheme Rates, exemption from Rating of Libraries Rawlinson, Thomas, Book Collector Raynalde, Thomas. Printer Readers' application forms registration of tickets Reading aids circles and Libraries desks easels general habits lists racks for tables E14 E26 En C160 C135 C400 H40 E65 E73 E 102-1 D35-3 E70-1 D39 D40 D34-3 E57-I D41 D42 : 136-20 H21 C 242 C189 C 142 of L85 189, 460 L34 M 98 M99 M 100 B42 II et seq. B41 H38 B44 B43 L46 M ioi 1: iii-i Em E 111-4 G8 Fl2 D36-1 D36-1 C503 C502 I 35 D34-3 48 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Reading room arrangements E 75, E 69 children's E 124 directories and time tables E 77 for the blind E 76 furniture D 25-1 juvenile E 124 methods E 75 planning D 6-1 rules and regulations E 74 Ste also News rooms. stands £ 38 table racks D 34-3 tables D 36 Receipts, fines E87, E 118 Recipes E 63 Reciprocity, bibliography of L iii Recitations, bibliography of L 218 Record book for binding K 12 Records and surveys, local G 56 committee E 12-1 donations G 14 financial E 7 and processes G 2-1 stationery E 57 statistical E 135 stock E 66 withdrawal E 67 Recreation for Librarians E 17 Recreative arts, bibliography of L92 classification of H 86 Redlands, California, Public Library C 16 Redruth Libraries C 253 Reference books, bibliography of L 66 issue methods E 80 Library access to shelves E 82 assistance to readers . E 81 legislative and municipal F 15 management and policy E 80 planning D 7 relative functions of reference and lending departments E 83 rules and regulations E 79 works, exhibitions of F46 Reformatory Libraries C 458 in United States C 141 Register, borrowers' numerical E 11 1-2 for overdoes E 117 of stock E 66 periodicals E 71 shelf E 104 staff time E 30 Registration of borrowers Em issues Em Librarians E 42 Registration system E 84-E 116 Regulations, public E 45 Reinforced binding K 6 Reinhard, Marcus, Printer M 102 Reisch, bibliography of works by L62 Relative classification H 60 location on shelves E 102 Religion, bibliography of L 134 classification of H 84 Remainders and secondhand books G 9 booksellers G9-1 Renting collections of books G 13 Renewal of borrowed books E 119 Repairing books K 20 Replacements G 20 Reports E 136 cataloguing rules for I 27 Reprints G 12 Reproductions, exhibitions of F75 Reserving books E 120 Reserving books, signals for E 120 Rest rooms in Libraries E 53 Rests, book D ^i Revenue B 38-42 Revolving book case D 29-2 catalogue holder I 67 reading stand E 70 Rhode Island, Libraries of C 105-107 Library Association A 64 legislation B 27-1 Rhodesia, Libraries of C 395 Richardson's classification scheme H 41 Richardson. Samuel, Printer M 103 Richmond College Library C 136-20 Countess of. See Beaufort, Margaret. Rice, William, Librarian E 19-85 Roberts, F. M., Librarian E ig-86 Henry David, Librarian E 19-87 Rochester University Library C 136-21 Rod, newspaper E 70 Roebuck, G. E., Librarian E 19-8S Roller shelves D 29 Roman Catholic books, bibHography of L 1 40 numerals I 43 Rome, Libraries of, general C 360 special, private C 360-1 Vatican C 361 Ronalds' Library catalogue I 60 Rossetti paintings, exhibitions of F 63 Routine book G 2-2 staff E 30 Rowell, Joseph C , Librarian E 19-S9 classification scheme •■ •' - M42 — Rowfant books L40-1 Royal Colonial Institute Library C 231 Exchange Library, Manchester C 243 ; Infirmary Library, Manchester C 244 ; Institution classification scheme H43 ' Rubber book stamps G31-2 j printing outfit E 61 I sign writers E 61 I stamps G 31 I Rudolph indexer I 66, J 3 ; Rules and regulations, general E 45 i special age limitation E no holiday opening E 48 hours of opening E46 inter-Library loans E 108 ; juvenile department E 122 lending department, rules and I regulations K 107 I reading room, rules and regu- lations E 74 ■ reference department, rules and ! regulations E 79 Sunday opening E47 . travelling Libraries E 109 j Rules, cataloguing. See Cataloguing, i rules for. for bibliographical compilation L16 Rural Libraries I 333, F3, F4 Russia, bibliography of L196 Libraries of C 366-367 printing in M 31 Rye. William B., Librarian E 19-90 ; Rylands Library, Manchester C 245 ] Sabbath opening of Libraries E 47 Sacconi sheaf catalogue 1 65 Safe-guarded open access E 104, E 82 Safes and strong rooms D 47 St. George-in-the-East Library C 223 the Martyr Library C 224 INDEX St. Louis, private Libraries of C481 Salaries of assistants E 28 | Librarians E 15 | Salem, Mass., Public Library C 69 \ Salford Ecclesiastical Library C255 \ Public Library C 254 ; Samoa, bibliography of L203 i San Francisco Public Library C 19 Sanitation of Libraries. See Infectious diseases. 1 Satchels for books G 33 Savigny, Printer M 104 ; classification scheme H 44 Scandinavia, Libraries of C 369-381 printing in M 34 Schedule of staff time E 30 Schiller-Austalt Library, Manchester C 246 Schiller Portrait E.xhibitions F 87 Schoeffer, Peter, Printer M 104-1 School children. See Juvenile Library ; Libraries and schools ; School Libraries ; Sunday School Li- braries ; Work with children. School Libraries E131 furniture for E 131-1 travelling Libraries E 132 Schools and Libraries, relations between E 130 for Librarianship A 135-175, 199 Schrettinger's classification scheme H 45 Schwartz's classification scheme H 46 Science, bibliography of L 71-76 classification of H 87 Scientific classification H 57 Libraries in the United States C 148 literature G 76 cataloguing rules for I 28 Scotland, bibliography of L189 | Libraries Acts B 35 Libraries of C 329-337 Library legislation B 35 printing in M 14-16 Scottish Library Association A 197 Scranton, Pa., Public Library C 104 Scrap book catalogue I 68 books G 72 Sea, books printed at M 2-1 Seattle, Washington, Public Library C 122 Secondhand books G9 booksellers G 9-1 Secret presses, history of M 49 Secretary of Library Board E 9-2 Selection of books. See Book Selection. Sequel stories. See Fiction. Serials. See Periodicals. Seven-daybooks E 119 Sewing, bookbinders Ki7 Shakespeare, William, bibliography of L63 special collections on G73 Shakespeare-Baconian theory L63-1 Shakespeareana, classification of H 88 Sheaf catalogues 1 65 Sheets, stock book E 66 Shelf arrangement H 102 brackets D 30-1 check registers H 104 sheets E 104 class marking and lettering H 107 classification labels H 105, 107 colour labels H 108 dummies D30-2 fittings D 30 guides H 103 indexes H 103 Shelf label holders H106 labels H105 lettering H106 lists H104 marking of books H106 marks, system of E102 notation H102 pins D30-3 registers H 104 steps (automatic) D30-6 supplies D30 supports D30-1 Shellac varnish for book labels E60 Shelving D 26-29 adjustable D 29 appliances D30 dwarf cases D29-1 metal D28 sliding and suspended D29 wood D27 of books G38 Ship Libraries C455 Short, Peter, Printei- M 105 Shorthand, bibliography of L95 Showcases for hooks D32 Shurtleff s classification scheme H 47 Siam, Bangkok Library C 387-1 Sidney, Philip, bibliography of L63-2 Sign-writing outfit E61 Signals, card index I 55 reserved book E 120 Silent castors for chairs D 35-2 pads for chairs D 35-3 Silk e.xhibitions F91 Simmons College Library School A 166 Sion College classification scheme H 48 Size, classification of books by H 100 notation G 26 Sizes of books G26 Skot. John, Printer M 106 Sliding shelves D29 Slip book catalogue 1 68 method of charging books E 86-1 Small, John, Librarian E 19-91 Library administration E 3 planning D 12 Smart, Christopher, bibliography of L 64 Smith, Lloyd P., Librarian E 19-92 classification scheme H 49 liicha.Td, Book Collector L47 private Library of C 494 Smoking rooms, in Libraries E52 Social centres and Libraries F 14 functions of a Library F 14 science, bibliography of L98 settlements and Libraries F 14 Societies. See corporate entry. Society and Club Libraries C 465-475 of public Librarians A 194 Sociology, classification of H 89 Somersetshire, bibliography of L 188 Libraries of C 316-317 Sonnenschein's classification scheme H 50 South Africa, Library conferences in A 233 Southern States (U.S.) Libraries of C 108 Tier Library Club A 99 Worcester Library Club A lOi South Wales Libraries Assistants' Association A 211 Western States (U.S.) Libraries of C 109 Spain, bibliography of L 197 printers of M 59 printing in M 32 50 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY Sparke, Archibald, Librarian E 19 93 Special collection of books G 40-79 Libraries Association A21-1 privilege cards E 115 Specifications for bookbinding K 5 Spenser Society L 7 Sphere of the Library F 10 Spiral Library biiilSings D2 Spokane, Washington, Public Library C 123 Spofford, Ainsworth R., Librarian E ig-94 Sports, bibliography of Lgy Springfield, Mass., City Library Training Class A 167 Stacks, shelf D 26-29 Staderini slip catalogue I 65 Staff, apprentice classes in Libraries E 22 clubs F:2 4 conferences E 24 duties E 29 entrance examinations E21 guilds E24 health of E 34 hours of work E 31 lockers E 33-2 management E 20 qualifications E 26 relationship E 23 with readers E 25 routine book E 30 salaries E 29 time cards and sheets E 30 training E 28 vacations E 32 wardrobe E 33-3 work book E 30 room E33-1 Stamping books G 25 Stamps and marks of ownership G 31 dating G 31-2 embossing G31-1 rubber G 31-2 Standard classification scheme H 54 for Library books G i Library of books G 74 sizes G 26 Stands, copying press E61-3 newspaper D 38 reading D 38 umbrella D 42 Standford, Charles T., Library Worker E 13 State aid, American 13 3S British B 39 State documents G 50 Librarians, Association of A 19 National Association of A 20 conferences A 220 Libraries C 6 Library Association of U.S. C 20, 22-73 clubs A 74-101 commissions A 102-134 ownership, bibliography of L 119 papers G 50 supervision of Libraries E 39 travelling Libraries F4 Stationers N 7 Stationers' Company N 7 Stationery cabinets and racks E57-1 Stationery records and supplies E 57-60 Statistics E 135 methods of recording E 135 Statutes, Library " B i Stealing books from Libraries G37 Steel bookcases D 28-29 Steiner, Lewis H., Librarian E 19-95 Stencils Stephen (Leslie) Library Steps and ladders automatic shelf dwarf Sterilization. See Infection. St-vens, Henr)', Booh Collector Librarian Stock book card system for recording proportions of register Stocktaking methods E61 G75 D30-6 D30-4 D30-5 L48 E 19-96 E66 E66 G2 E66 E68 Stockbridge, Mass., Public Library C 70 ■^t ckholm Library C 379 Stocking a Library G i Storage of books G 38 "-toes index cards D 45-1 Storv hour and story telling E 128 ■-^traits Settlements, Libraries of C 391 '-tron^; rooms D 47 Students' privileges E 113-114 tickets E113 ■^tndy Club and the Library F 14 Subject bibliographies, general L24 special L 25-32 blanks E 57 cataloguing 1 32 classification scheme H51 headings 1 7 Subordinate arrangement H 96 Subscription agencies, periodical G 66-1 books G 13 department F8 Libraries C 462-4G3 Subsidies, bibliography of L120 Suffrage, bibliography of L 116 Suggestion slip G 2-5 Su^i^estions on management E 57 hummer Schools of Library Science G 135 See also undername of School. Sunday opening E 47 School Libraries E 133 "Superannuation of Librarians E 43 Supervision of Libraries by State E 39 Supplies and appliances D 24-39 directory of D 24 indexing of E 57-3 stationery E 57-2 Supports and carriers for books D 31, D 33 shelf D30-1 Surrey, T,ibraries of C 318 Suspended shelves D 29 Sussex, Libraries of C319 Sweden, Libraries of C 376-380 Summer School of Library Science A 215 Swedish books G 23 Switzerland, Bibliographical Society of Lg Libraries of C 382-383 printing in M 33 Sydney Library C 402 Syracuse University Library C 136-22 school A 168 System, card cataloguing I 48-56 charging E 102 Systems, filing J 6 Table, reading racks I>34-3 Tables D36 Cutter's author H9S for Board room D44-1 reading D36 Tablets, commemorative E65 newspaper name E70-4 INDEX 51 Tacoma, Washington, Public Library C T24 Travelling school Libraries E132 Tadema paintings, exhibitions of F64 Trays, card catalogue I 53. 54 Tags for books H 108 issue E 102-1 Tariff, bibliography of L no charging system E 102-1 on books G7 desk D34-3 Tasmania, Libraries of C405 Treadle latches Dq-i Tavistock Library C256 Trenton, New Jersey, Public Library C 83 Taxation, American B40 Treveris, Peter, Printer M 107 bibliography of L118 Tricket, Raphael, Librarian E 19-100 Taxes, assessment to B43 Trinidad Library C168-1 Taylor, John, Libranan E1997 Trucks for books t>3i Teachers' cards Ens Truro Library C257 Technical education and Libraries F13 Trustees, Library Eg, En Libraries in the United States C m8 bye-laws governing board meetings E 12 literature, special collections of G 6 Trusts, bibliography of L129 Telephone index cabinets D44-1 Tuberculosis. See Infection. Telephones D44 Tungsten electric lamps D21-1 Temporary residents E.14 Turkey, bibliography of L202 Tennessee, Libraries of Clio Twin City Library Club A loo Library Association A 56 Two book system E113 Commission Ai3>-t Typefounding M 118 legislation B2S Typewriter desks E62-1 Terms and phrases connected with Typewriters E62 Library science E64 Typewritten catalogue cards E62 Territorial Libraries. S^£ State Libraries. Typography, classification of E90 Texas, Libraries of Crii history of M 115 Library Association A 66 types, movable M115 Commission A 131-2 Textiles, bibliography of L88 Ulrich, S., PrinUr M108 exhibitions F92 printing press M46 Thanksgiving, bibliography L 102 Umbrella racks and stands D42 Thefts of books G37 Unification of Libraries E5 newspapers G37 Unitarian Library, Manchester C247 Theology, bibliography of L137 United Kingdom, Libraries of C170 Theosophy, bibliography of L142 Library .'\ssociation A 178 Thibetan literature, special collec- conferences A 228 tions of G77 presidential addresses A 229 Thomas, Ernest C , Libyarian E 19-98 United States, Agricultural Thomason, George, Bibliographer L-4^-i Libraries of C 149 Thompson, John, Librarian E 19-99 Bibliographical Institutes L2 Thoresby, Ralph, private Library of C495 periodicals 1^3 Ticket voucher Eiii-3 societies Li Tickets, charging E 10-2 Bhnd, Libraries for the C143 for borrowers Eiii-4 College Libraries C136 interchangeable E.16 Commercial Libraries C144 Time limit for borrowing E84 Documents G50 notices, newspaper Ecclesiastical Libraries C137 schedules and sheets for staff E30 Educational Libraries C 149-1 tables in Libraries E77 Factory Libraries C144 methods of display E77 Government Libraries C4-5 racks for D41 Historical Libraries C138 Title, entry 16 Hospital Libraries C153 pages G 29, M 1 24 Household Libraries C152 Titles, personal, in catalogue I 4-1 Law Libraries C 150 Tours, Libraries of C252 Libraries— alphabetically CI35 Township Libraries. See Library Library legislation B2-3I extension. Medical Libraries Csr Trade bibliography L65 Military Libraries C139 catalogues, cataloguing rules for I29 National Library C3 special collections of G78 Naval Libraries C140 Guilds, bibliography of L1.8 Prison Libraries C141 Training classes in Libraries E22 Public Libraries Gii-135 of Librarians. See Library training. Railroad Libraries C141 Transactions of learned societies. Scientific Libraries C148 cataloguing rules for I 23 State Libraries C6-10 Transliteration, cataloguing rules I 3-2 Technical Libraries C148 Travelling catalogues 1 61 Women's Club Libraries C147 collections of foreign books G79 Y.M.C.A. Libraries C145 Libraries F4 Y.W.C.A. Libraries Ci4r, of pictures F5 Universal catalogue 1 57 books L69 classification H54 rules and regulations Ei.)9 University and College Libraries C 41^-438 pictures, collections of E127 access to shelves E82-1 rural Libraries F4 College Library. London C 23 -I, C311-1 52 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY University extension and Libraries F 12 Upsala Library C 380 Useful arts, bibliography of L 77-91, 212 Use of books, instruction in C 504 Libraries by the public C 502 Utica, New York, Public Library C 94 Vacation privilege issues E 115 Vacations, staff E 32 Valdfoghel, Procope, Printer M 109 Valentine exhibitions F93 Vallenger, Stephen, Book Collector L48-2 Valliere, Due de la, private Library of C 497 Value of Libraries C 502 Varnish for labels E 60 Venice, bibliography of L 194 photograph, exhibitions of F90 printing press at N 30-1 Ventilation D 23 Verard, Antonie, Printer M no Vermont, US, Libraries of C 113 Library Association A 67 Commission A 132 laws B 28-1 State Library C 112 Vertical filing system J 6 handwriting 1 44 Victoria, Libraries of C 403-404 Village Libraries F 3 Library books L 68 Vincennes, Public Library C 42 Virginia Libraries, general C 115 State C114 University C 116 Library Association A 68 Vise sheaf catalogue I 65 Voucher forms E 111-3 Volunteer service E22 Vowels, German, cataloguing rules for I 3-1 Wales, National Library C 327 printing in M 12-13 Walker Indicator E 100 Walla Walla, Washington, Public Library C 125 Walls, decoration of Library D 3-1 Walton, Izaac, bibliography of L64-1 Wandsworth Libraries C 225 Wanley, Humfrey, Book Collector L49 Librarian E 19-101 War pictures, exhibitions of F 70 Wardrobe for staff E 33-3 Warwickshire, Libraries in C 320-321 Washington, bibliography of L 178 Libraries of C117-125 Library Association A 69 Commission A 133 legislation B 29 State Library C 117 Washington, D.C., Library Associa- tion A 70 Public Library C 30 School of Library Science A 169 University Summer School A 170 General George, bibliography of L159 portrait exhibitions F 61 Water colour paintings, exhibitions of F 61 Watermarks M 131 Watertnv"- Wisconsin, Public ary C 133 WattF -rt. Book Collector L 50 Wellij 1 Library C 408 Wells Cathedral Library C 258 Western Reserve University Library School A 171 West Ham Libraries C 226 Indies, bibliography of L 182 Libraries of C 166- 16S photographs of exhibitions F81 Trinidad Library C 168-1 Wheatley, B. R., Librarian E 19-102 Whelpley, Albert W., Librarian E 19-103 Whistler, paintings, exhibition of F65 Whitney, James Lyman, Librarian E 19-104 Whittinsham press M 10, 47 Wickersham, William B., Library Worker E 13 Wicket fittings D9-1 Wigan Private Library C 260 Public Library C 259 Wilcox's classification scheme H 52 Windows in Libraries D 3 Windsor, P. L., Librarian E 19-105 Castle Library C 261 Winona School for Librarians A 172 Winsor, Justin, Librarian E 19-106 classification scheme H 53 Wisconsin Historical Library C 127 Libraries of C 126-133 Library Association history A 71 meetings A 72 Commission A 134 legislation B 30 school A 174 Northern Travelling Library Asso- ciation A 73 University Summer School A 173 Witchcraft, bibliography of L 143 Withdrawals book E 67 Wolfe, Reginald, Printer Mm Women, bibliography of L 103 Librarians and assistants E 37 congress of A 224 Women's Clubs and Libraries F 14 Libraries of United States C 147 Wood engraving exhibitions F 95 shelving D 28 Worcestershire, Libraries of C 322 Worcester, Southern, Library Club A loi Worde, Wynkyn de. Printer M 112 Work, assistants' hours of E 31 book, staff E 30 room, staff E33-1 Working man and the Library F 13 Worn-out books G 15 Worthing Library C 261-1, C 319-3 Wright, William, H. K., Librarian E 19-107 Wright-Stanlake Indicator E loi Writing, bibliography of L94 copier E61-2 material, ancient and modern L27 Wyer, Robert, Printer M 113 Wyoming, Cheyenne Public Library C 134 Library legislation B31 Y.M.C A. and the Library F 14 Libraries in the United States C 145 Y.W.C.A. and the Library F 14 Libraries in the United States C 146 Yale University Library C 136-23 Young, John Russell, Librarian E 19-108 people's club E 125 reading E 134 York, printers of M54 Yorkshire Libraries C 323-326 Library Assistants' Association A 210 Zoology, bibliography of L 73 classification of H 91 52A ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA Thk Compiler recog^nises that there may be many imperfections, for which he craves indulgence. He also feels that there is still much room for improvement, and will be grateful for corrections of any errors noticed, or any suggestions that may be made which will add to the usefulness of the revised and enlarged edition to be published in 1910. He desires to acknowledge his indebtedness to Miss Grace McKenzie, Chief Assistant, Finsbury Libraries, for reading the proofs, and to Miss Lizzie Hurley, Second Assistant, for compiling the List of Errata. Ai : A 8-1 A 13 A 20 A 22 A 30 A 57 A 63 A 73 A 78 A 81 A 89 A 92 A 102 A 102 A 102 A 103 A 107 A 112 A 114 A 134 A 1 U A 135 A n6 A 144 A 145 A 15=; A ibi A 171 A 176 A 187 A 203 A 21S A 216 A 217 891 Green L.J. (116) read (16) 1897 Pub Section Conf add No Insert 1908 between 10 and (2), 1909 between 106 and L.J. 1908 Delete A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-304 1906 Steams read Stearns 1907 Insert P.L. before (12) 1901 P.L. (5) read (6) 1901 P.L. (5) 575 read P.L. (6) 108, 291-3 1905 L.J. (31) 262 read (30) 362 1908 P.L. (12) read (13), delete 407 1899 read 1898, (5) read (3) 1901 P.L, (5) read (6) 1897 L.J. (23) read {22), P.L. (3) read (2) 1900 Galbreath after L.J. add Conf No 1900 Countryman L.J. (26) read (^5) 1906 Tyler (A. S.) transfer to 1905 1907 la Lib Q (5) 153-154 insert 1908 1903 read 1904 1901 L.J. (24) read (26) 1909 Minnesota, Iowa, and Wis- consin L.C. Hdbk add 68 and p 2 of cover 1906 read 1907 ii)o8 Second entry transfer to 1905 1885 Third entry should read 1886 ; second entry under 1892 read 1894 ; third entry under 1895 read 1896 1907 read 1908 Columbia College (Washington) Library School all entries to 1889 should read Colum- bia College (New York); entries from 1897 to 1905 should read Columbia University (Washington) Library School Entry under Kroeger add 1908 1901 L.J. (6) read P.L. (6) Information Regarding School Course : 1901 insert 66, 71 between Bull and 1902 1905 read 1906 1906 Sixth add L.J. (31) 59, 220-1 1907 Discussion add 143-154 1904 2i6 read 216-217 -I 1888 read 1908 1891 L.J. {2.(i).read (21) 1903 L.J. (20) read (28) A 218 1890 L.J. (18) Conf No 1-306 read 1-171 A 218 1892 L.J. (17) Conf No i read i- 104 A 218 1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No add 1-326; P.L. (12) add 147-8, 182-3, 184, 185, 194-5, 260-1, 262-5, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 1-326 A 219 1908 Bostwick (E. A.) read (A. E.) A 228 1879 L.A. Trans (2) read 91-112 A 228 1884 L.C. add (i) 161-164 A 229 1892 L. (4) read L.A.U.K. Rept (15) 4-6 A 233 1904 L.W. (16) read L.W. (6) A 237 1898 L.J. (27) read L.J. (23) A 240-1 1889 read 1899; Vol 11 read 10; 1889 read 1899 A 243 1893 Sharp (C. H.) read Garland (C. H.) A 244 1877 Nicholson (E. R.) read (E. B.) B 2 1898 L.J. [22,) Conf No 23-24 read 23-34 B2 1899 Hoagland (M.) read Eastman (W. R.); after L.J. (25) in- sert Conf No B lo 1899 read 1900 B 27 1901 L.J. (24) read (26) B32 1889 L. (2) read L. (1) B 2,1 1903 Pubic read Public B33 1898 read 1896 B 38 1906 read ,1905 B 38 Information, etc., add year 190O B 40 1905 Canfield transfer to 1906 B 41 1897 read 1898 C2 1889 L. (10) read (1) Cii 1876 U.S. Govt Rept add 1-37 C II 1884 L.J. (19) read (9) Cii 1888 Higginson (J. W.) read (T. W.) Cii 1898 Harrison transfer to 1896 Cii 1900 read 1901 C 15 1906 Delete 102 ; 273 read 275 C 15 1907 Delete 69-110 C 15 1906 Delete Cal News Notes (i) and entries to 1907, add Aa:essions C 15 1908 Gillis after L.J. [n) 316 add Cal News Notes (3) 227-8 C 19 1906 Add Greene (C. S.) Effects, etc. C 22 Winston transfer lo C 20 C 37 1892 Dixon read Dixson 52B BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY C40 1909 After Commission add P.L. Di 1901 Williamson read Williams ; (14) 33° P.L. (16) read (6) C43 1901 Johnson read Johnston U3 1905 Dana entry transfer to 1902 C6i 1894 Gre)' read Gray D3 1908 Sayers, L.A.R. (10) 223-241 C77 1904 Nichol read Nicholl read 231 C86 1907 read 1908; Tolmer (F. C.) D5 1 901 L.J. (26) 255 read 276 read Tolman (F. L.) D15 1901 L.J. (25) read (26) C90 1894 New York Library read New York Society Library D16 1893 read L.J. (18) Conf No 29- 30 C90 1897 Mclntyre transfer to 1907 D 21-22 1909 Phillips read L.W. (11) C9S 1905 Wis L.A. Bullrffl^WashL.A. 34-38, (12) 167-170 Bull; add L.J. (30) Conf D27 1877 read 1887 No 9-14 D3r 1877 L.J. (I) read (2) C95 1907 Somer read Some C115 1904 Boggs (M.) read East (M. B.) K3 897 r ^afi?i899; L.J. (27) 79-80 read C124 1906 Eshelman (J. F.) read (J. T.) L.J. (24) Conf No 79-80 C126 1905 Wis Lib Bull (i) 182 read 102 E6 888 read 1885 Ci7i 1900 Fry (Sir E.) L.A.R. (i) read E7 8q8 read 1896 (2) Eii 1890 Earned read Learned C179 1890 L.J. (2) read L. (2) E14 1882 Tedder add (5) C181 1895 L.J. (7) read L. (7) E14 1899 Leeper, L.J. (24) Conf No 82- C182 1892 L.J. (4) read L. (4) 83 read L.J. (24) 482-483 C188 1889 L.J. (i) read L. (i) E14 1907 Dana read Drury C188 1898 Bonaparte Lib read 1896; E17 1885 read 1886 L.J. read L. E20 1908 read 1906 C198 1898 read 1896 E21 1899 read 1897 C200 1905 read IQ03 E27 1885 L.C. (4) read (2) C207 1885 read 1886 E28 1898 Crunden, 80 read 82 C262 1891 L.J. (3) read L. (3) E28 1898 Tillinghurst read Tillinghast C266 1891 L.J. (3) read L. (3) E28 1898 Beer (W.) read Foote (E. L.) C 300 1908 pp 581-95 read 381-95 E28 1901 Campbell (4) read (3) C326 1908 pp 140-210 read 127-210 E28 1908 W3'n read Wyer C350- [ 1901 L. (N.S.) 206 read L. (N.S.) (5) 206-209 E4S 1892 Lowrey, L.J. (7) 187 read (17) 87 C353 1904 P.L. (9) 123 read 23 E49 1905 Universal Library 276-279 C367 1905 800-801 read 860-861 read 129-132 C411 1898 James (M. J.) read (W. J.); E49 1907 Tolmer read Tolman Conf No 45-49 read 107-108 E81 1898 Austin, 105-110 read 108-110 C441 L. (6) 303-12 read L. (4) 306-12 E81 1907 H itchier, 264-268 read 554- C464 Cripplegate add L.A. (2) 143-146 558 C485 1879 L. (N.S.) (5) 35-38 read L.J. E107 E108 1901 Ballinger, (i) read (2) (4) 35-38 189? Rowell (M.) read (J. C.) C497 1906 Add Conf No to each article E116 1905 Universal Library, 276-279 C498 1901 Howells, Gift houses read read 129-132 horses E116 190; Tolmer read Tolman C498 1905 Koch (T. M.) read (T. W.) E120 187- L.J. (I) read (2) C499 1903 L.J. (29) Conf No 1-7 read E 120 1888 Wood, L.C. (4) read (5) L.J. (28) 293-4 E121 190: Currier (W. H.) read Curtin C502 i888 Higginson (J. W.) read (T. E 123 iqo^ Wood transfer to 1892 W.) E130 1897 Discussion read L.J. (22) C 502 1905 Scybold read Seybold Conf No 1 1;6 C 502 1909 Buren read Duren E 130 1899 Luland read Leeland C503 1906 Hill, L. (N.S.) (6) read (7) E130 190 Brett, 64-5 read 84-5 CLASS A Associations, Clubs, Commissions, Training; Schools, Conferences A 1 ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS, etc.— GENERAL 1876 Cutter (C A.) Library Associations in France and America, L.J. (i) 389-391 1887 First conference of American Librarians (1853), L.J. (12) ~,2(> 1891 Note on Library Clubs, Societies and Associations, L.J. (ib) 4 Dewey (M.) Note on American and State Library Associations, L.J. {16) 169-170 Green (H. E.) Tabulated reports of State Library Associations, L.J. (116), Conf No 52-56, 1 12-1 13 1895 Adams (E. L.) Work accomplished by the various State Library Associa- tions, L.J. (20) 380-382 1897 Librar\' Associations and kindred societies, Greenwood's Vr-Bk (18^7) 291-299 1901 Way (Sir S. J.) Presidential address, L.A. of Austral Proc (1901) VII-XII 1902 Record of Library Associations and State Commissions, L.J. (27) 30-32. 1903 : L.J. {2'!i) 22-24 1903 Dana (J. C.) Purposes of Library Associations, L.J. (28) 776 ^^905 — What .State and local Associations can do for Library interests, L.J. (30) Conf No 17-21 — Summary of the Library Associations and Clubs of the World, L.J. (30) Conf No 21-26 1906 Centres of Library influence. Lib Occ, Nos 1-4, 1-2 ; No 5, 1-2 ; No b, 2 1908 Bostwick (A. E.) Value of Associations, L.J. (33) 3-9 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (OrsanizHcl October 6th, i87(>: Incorj^oratpd December lolb, iS7<)) A 2 HISTORICAL 1876 Dewey (M.) American Library Association, L.J. (i) 245-247 1880 — Past, present, and future of the A.L.A., L.J. (5) 247-276 1885 Richardson (E. C.) Bibliothecal science and economy. Article 11 of the A. L.A. Constitution, L.J. (10) 244-245 18S6 Development of the modern Library idea, the Association, Journal, Bureau and School, L.N. (U.S.) i, 47-49 Poole (W. F.) History of the American Library Association, L.J. (11) 194 1890 Crunden (F. M.) President's address on the work of the A.L.A., L.J. (15) Conf No 1-5 189^ Review of the work of the Co-operative Cominittee of the A. L.A. from 1876 to 1S93 by W. H. Brett, L.J. (18) Conf No 6S-71 1894 American Library Association, L.J. (19) 52-57 Hill (F. P.) Re])()rt on Library progress, L.J. (10) Conf No 56-bo 1897 Brett (W. U.) President's address on the work of the .\ L.A., L.J. (22) Conf No 1-5 Library .Associations and kindred societies, Greenwood '> 'S'r-Bk (1897) 297-^98 1902 A.L.A., Minn, Iowa and Wisconsin Hdbk, 68 1904 — Delaware L.C. Hdbk, 63-64 1905 Work and needs of the A.L.A., L.J. (30) 85S-860 Affiliation of the A. L.A. with kindred Associations, L.J. (30) 457 1906 Dewey (M.) Origin of the motto of the A.L..'\., "The best reading for the largest number at the least cost," I'.L. (11) 55 54 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 1907 A.L.A. Hdbk, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 1-65. 1908: A.L.A. Bull (2) Literary Yr-Bk (1908) 674. 1909: A.L.A. Bull (3) 51-113 1909 Andrews (C. W.) A.L.A. General review of its work, Wis Lib Bull (5) 39-45 Sec also Aims and Purposes of the A.L.A., A 5 A3 CONSTITUTION 1876 Constitution of American Library Association, L.J. (i) 140, 145-7, 251-254 1885 Richardson (E.G.) Bibliothecal science and economj-, Article 11 of the A.L.A. Constitution, L.J. (10) 244-245 1886 Constitution of the American Library Association, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 12-14. 1893 : L.J. (18) Conf No 53-58 1897 Re-incorporation of the A.L.A., L.J. (22) 3, 23, 75, 91, 139, Conf No 140 Thwaites (R. G.) Re-incorporation of the A.L.A., L.J. (22) 128 1898 Amendments to the Constitution, L.J. (23) Conf No 154-156 1899 Revision of the A.L.A. Constitution, L.J. (24) 154-156 1907 Amendments to Constitution, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 14-17; No 6, 1 1908 Revising- the Constitution of the A.L.A., P.L. (13) 89, 129, 213 A.L.A. Constitution as at present, and as approved by the Association at Minnetonka, L.J. (33) 321-326, A.L.A. Bull (2) 37, 54-58 Proposed revision, A.L.A. Bull (2) 146-148, 411-414 1909 A.L.A. Constitution, P.L. (14) 23-24, 59-60, 64-65, 99, 260-261, 263-264 Dana (J. C.) American Library Association Constitution, P.L. (14) 64-65 Yust (W. F.) Shall the A.L.A. remain democratic, P.L. (14) 132-133 A.L.A. Hdbk, A.L.A. Bull (3) 51-113 A 4 CHARTER 1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 2; (2) 48 A 5 AIMS AND PURPOSES 1878 A.L.A. Aims, L.J. (3) 43 1907 Hovey (E. C.) Report of the Executive Ofticer, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 1 16-119 1908 Purposes of the A.L.A.,. .LL.^l. Bull (2) 48-50 1909 Lee (G. W.) Ethics of the A.L.A., P.L. (14) 306 Official information regarding the A.L.A. in Hdbk for 1909, .A.L.A. Bull (3) No 4 Suggestion with a view to creating discussion of papers read before the Conference, P.L. (14) 56-57 A6 COUNCIL 1902 Fairchild (S. C.) Presidents of the American Library Association, 1876- 1902, Ne7u York State Library Report (85) Bulletin No 75, 1 17-129 1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 12. igo8: (2) 52 A 7 EXECUTIVE BOARD 1884 Executive Board of the A.L.A., L.J. (9) 4-5. 1907 : Extract of Minutes, A.L.A. Bull (1) No I, 3-4. Transactions, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 6. 2-8. 1908: L.J. (33) 404-406, P.L. (13) 313-314, 364-365. A.L.A. Bull (2) 121-125,406-411. 1909: L./. (34) 63. 369 A 8 COMMITTEES— GENERAL 1907 A.L.A. Committees, A.L.A. Bull (1) No 5, 13-14. 190S : (2) 53-54 A8 1 COMMITTEES— SPECIAL BooKHiNDiNG. Sec K 4-5 Cat.aloguing. Sec I 1-2 College and Reference. See C 136 Library Training. See A 135 International Relations 1908 Report of the A.L.A. Committee on International relations, A.L.A. Bull (2) 171 .L\//iiv'7ClA ASSOCIATIOXS Publishing Section 1886 A.L.A. Publishing; Section, L.J. (u) 382 1886 Origin of the A.L.A. Publishing Section, L.X. (U.S.) (i) 101-7 1894 Fletcher (W. I.) Work of the Publishing Section, L.J. (19) Conf No 102 1897 Lane (W. C.) Report of the Publishing Section, L.J. (22) Conf No 84-86. 1S98 : L.J. (23) Conf No 46-52. 1899 : L.J. (24) Conf No 95-91). 1900 : L.J. (25) Conf No 86-90. 1901 : L.J. (26) Conf No 127^ 1902 Fletcher (W. L) Report of the Publishing Board, L.J. (27) Conf No 83-85. 1903: L.J. (28) Conf No 107-110. 1904: /../. (2C)) Conf No 169-172. 1905 : L.J. {30) Conf No 107-109 1906 Lane (W. C.) Report of the Publishing Board, /../. (31) Conf No 154-159 1907 Report of the Publishing Board, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 7-10, 16-18, Conf 53-59. 1908: .1.L..4. Bull (2) 128-132. 300-311, P.L. (I-,) 274-275. 1909 : L.J. (34) 18, 308 1909 Dana (J. C.) Booklists, P.L. (14) 91 Specifications for Book Cloths, L.J. (34) 120 Report of Book-buying Committee, L.J. (^4) 121 A 9 TRUSTEES' SECTION 1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 20. i()oS: A.L.A. Bull (2) 61. 1909: L.J. (34) 368, P.L. (14)312 A 10 TREASURER'S REPORT 1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 16-24. 1908: A.L.A. Bull (2) 3S-41, 125-128. Financial Statement, 133-136 All PAST OFFICERS 1905 Past Ofificers of the American Library Association, A.L.A. Bull (2) 50 A 12 OFFICERS 1907 Officers of American Librru-y Association, /1./...L Bull (i) No 5, 11; (2) 51 A 13 MEMBERSHIP 1907 Dewey (^L) jNIan-a-month volunteers, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 1-3. A.f^.A. Member.ship, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 4-5; No 3, 1-2; No 5, 3-10; (2) 2, 11-12, 41, 56-106. L.J, (34) 222 A 14 MEMBERSHIP NECROLOGY 1898 Necrology, L.J. (23) Conf No 115-116 1907 Carr (H. J.) Necrological records of A.L.A. Members, .4.i...1. Bull (1) No 5, 65. 1908: (2) 107, 123-125 A 15 HEADQUARTERS 1903 Dewey (M.) National Headquarters for the A.L..\.. some suggestions and opinions, L.J. (28) 757-764 lies (G.) Headquarters for our Association, /,./. (^8) Conf No 24-2S 1906 Hovey (E. C.) Headquarters opened, L.J. (31) 005-660 1907 Report of Committee on Headquarters presented by D. P. Cany, A.L.A. Bull (i) No I, 7-8; No 2, 12; No 6, 7-8, Conf No 52-53 190S A.L..\. Headquarters, P.L. (13) 131, 252, 309-310 1909 A.L.A. Headquarters at Chicago, A.L.A. Bull (j,) No 4, /../. (h) 4-5-4^6, N.Y.L. (2) 38, P.L. (14) 221 A 16 AFFILIATION WITH KINDRED ASSOCIATIONS 1905 Affiliation of the American Library Association with kindi<d .\><^ociations, L.J. {30) 457 Proposed affiliation of National Association of State Librari.uis with the A.L.A., L.J. (30) Conf No 151, 191, 226 1907 A.L.A. .\ffiliated Organisations, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 21; (2) 61 1908 Why the American Library Association likes to meet the National Association of State Librarians, A.L.A. Bull (2) 27O-278 A.L.A. and allied agencies, L.J. (33) 509 1909 A.L.A. and A.L.L, P.L. (14) 24, 53-54 56 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A 17 AMERICAN LIBRARY INSTITUTE 1906 Constitution, by-laws and list of fellows elected, L.J. (31) 71-72 Organization, P.L. (11) 108 1907 American Library Institute, A.L..A. Bull (i) No 5, 21; (2) 62 1908 Ahern (M. E.) Library Institute, A.L.A. Bull (2) 312-313 American Library Institute, L.J. (33) 147-151- Discussion, L.J. (33) 278-279 Constitution of American Library Inst., L.J. (33) 321, A.L.A. Bull (2) 62 Aims of the American Library Institute, F.L. (13) 171. 313 List of fellows, P.L. (13) 409-410 Proposed new Constitution and list of members, L.J. (33) 447-448 Future of the Institute, L.J. (33) 427, 4S3, 508-509 1909 A.L.A. and the A.L.I., P.L. (14) 53-54 A. L. Institute. Revised list of presidents, L.J. (34) 219-220 Second annual meeting at New York, P.L. (14) 23-24, 59-60, 66-67 Plummer (iM. \V.) Library Institute. Wis Lib Bull (5) 47 Carr (H. J.) Revised list of members, L.J. (34) 219-220 Election of Members, L.J. (34) 63, 273 Informal meeting, L.J. (34) 362, P.L. (14) 23, 66 A 18 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION— LIBRARY SECTION 1896 Meetings, L.J. (21) 131, 149, 280, 315, 328. 1897: (22) 179, 197, 380, 3S9, Conf No 145. 1898 : (23) 135, 145, 2S7, 294, 528, Conf No 129-30. 1899: (24) 62, III, 152, 215, 245, 529, Conf No III. 1900: (25) 290, 293, 588, 623-625, Conf No 136-138. 1901 : (26) 59, 81, 277, 315, 338, 395, 670, 756, Conf No 120-122. 1902 : (27) 329, 833, Conf No 126-127, 226, 251. 1903 : (28) 25, 298, 617. 1904 : (29) 25, 431, Conf No 202, 251. 1905 : (30) 331, 349, 391, 414, Conf No 198, 132, 173. 1906 : {31) 788, Conf No 67, 195, 281. 1907 : A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 87-89, 296. 1908: A.L.A. Bull (2) 42, L.J. (33) 320, P.L. (13) 312-13, 315. 1909 : L.J. (34) 359, 410, P.L. (14) 153, 317, Wis Lib Bull (5) 65-66 A 19 STATE LIBRARIANS, ASSOCIATION OF 1S87 L.J. (12) 279, 284. 1890: (15) 82, 104, 227, 241, Conf No 143. 1S91 : (16) Conf No 128. 1893: (18) 193, Conf No 89 A 20 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE LIBRARIANS (Organized 1S9S) 1898 Plan for a National Association, L.J. (23) 181, 196 Meetings, L.J. (23) 289, 574, 653, 668, Conf No 182. 1899 : (24) 576, 623. 1900: (25) 639, 727, 739. 1901 : (26) 119, 315, 397, 400, 885. 1902 : (27) 3, 31, Conf No 236, 241, 247. 1903 : (28) 71, 244, 608, 851. 1904 : (29) 601, Conf No 202. 1905: (30) 299, 331, 348, 416, 949, Conf No 151, 197, 225, 226. 1906: (31) 275, 276, Conf No 284. 1907: (32) 241, 261, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 193-230. 1908: L.J. (33) 279, 317, A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-304. 1909: A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-270, L.J. (34) 357, PL. (14) 315 Bostwick (A. E.) Work of some States for Library advancement. L.J. (33) 213-218 Why the A.L.A. likes to meet the National Association of State Librarians, A.L.A. Bull (2) 276-278 Report of Committee on extension of membership, A.L.A. Bull (2) 267-270 Report of Committee on systematic bibliography of State official legisla- tion. National Association of .State Librarians, A.L.A. Bull (2) 276, LJ- (33) 509 A 21 ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES 1907 Ashviile Conference, May 23-29, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 246-60 1908 Third annual meeting, A.L.A. Bull (2) 31S-22 1909 American Association of Law Libraries, L.J. (34) 60, 358 A 21 1 SPECIAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION (Organized 1009) 1909 Report of Meeting, L.J. (34) 358, 410, 548 A 22 STATE AND LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS OF AMERICA— GENERAL 1885 Cheney (C. P.) Association of Sunday School Libraries, /../. (10) 123, T25 1890 Circular of Association of State Librarians, Albany, N.Y., L.J. (15) 82-84 Dewey (M.) New York Library Association, L.J. (15) 267-268 AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS 57 1S91 Green (H. E.) Tabulated reports of State Library Associations. L.J. (16) Conf No 52-56 Dewey (M.) Note on American and State Library Associations, L.J. (16) 169-170 iSt)5 Adams (E. L.) Work accomplished by various Stale Library Associations L.J. (20) 380-382 1897 Putnam (H.) Local Library Associations in the Lnited States, 2iid hit Conf 129-134, Discussion 243, L. (9) 293 1900 Officers of State Library Associations : Round Table Meeting-, L.J. (25) Conf No 236-249 iQOi Work of State Library Associations and Women's Clubs in advancing Library interests : Round Table Meeting, L.J. (26) Conf No 183-195 Dana (J. C.) What the work of the State Library Associations should be L.J. (26) Conf No 183-185, Discussion 186-188 1902 Record of State Library Associations and State Commissions, L.J. (27) 30-42 Work of State Library Association> : Round Table Meeting-, L.J. (27) Conf No 236-249 Dewey (M.) Functions of a State Library Association, L.J. (27) Conf No 236-238 Lambert (C.) How can a State Library Association best arouse interest in towns and villages which are totally without Library facilities, L.J. (27) Conf No 238-239 Farrar (L F.) How should the programme of a State Library Association Meeting- be made up to be of the most use to the Librarians of small Libraries? L.J. (27) Conf No 239-241 Canfield (J. H.) Benefits of Library Institutes, L.J. (27) Conf No 241-245, Discussion 242-249 Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin Hdbk, 68 1903 Record of Library Associations and Commissions, L.J. (28) 22-24 1904 Delaware Library Commission Hdbk, 1-2, 21-22 1905 Dana (J. C.) Library Associations and Clubs, L.J. (30) Conf No 21-26 1906 Steams (L. E.) What State Library Associations should do for the small Library, L.J. (31) Conf No 251-252 Centres of Library influence. Lib Dec Nos 1-4, 1-2; No 5, 1-2; No 6, 2 iqoq Koch (T. W.) Proposed Meeting- of College and University Librarians in the Middle West, L.J. (34) 354 A 23 ALABAMA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1904) 1904 Meetings, L.J. (29) 603. 1905 : L.J. (30) 29, 915, P.L. (10) 32, 536. 1906: L.J. (31) 27, 177, P.L. (II) 81. 1908: L.J. (33) 22, P.L. (13) 57 CALIFORNIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1895) A 24 HISTORICAL 1906 Lichtenstein (J.) History of the California Library Association, Cal News Notes (i) 72-4 A 25 CONSTITUTION 1906 Constitution of the California Library Association, Cal News Notes (i) 74-75- >907 : (2) 71-3 A 26 MEMBERS 1906 Members of the California Library Association, Cal News Notes (i) 76-80 A 27 PUBLICATIONS IQ06 Publications of the California Library Association, Cal News Notes (i) 80 A2S ALLIED ORGANIZATIONS 1906 Other Associations closely allied to tli<- Cniiforiiia Libmrv A>-.ociation, Cal News Notes (i) 82-5 A 29 REPORTS OF MEETINGS iSqs L.J. (20) 128, 177, 211, 355, 391. i8q6: L.J. (21) 29. no, 153, 231, 283, 329, 461, 503, P.L. (i) 15, 47, 314. 1S97: L.J. (22) 26. 93. 204. 205, 262, 309, 699, 752, P.L. (2) 58, 96, 35^- 42 J. 463. 50"- 1898 : L.J. {2i) 58 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 26, 67, 151, 201, 245, 534, 580, 620, 673, P.L. (3) 50, 129, 174. 1899: L.J. (24) 24, 66, 113, 159, 216, 485, 531, 580, 629, 680. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 181, 294, 337, 591, 640, 692, 744, P.L. (5) 334. 1901 : L.J. (26) 83, 341, P.L. (6) 108, 345, 569. 1902 : L.J. (27) 86, 839, P.L. (7) 77. 1903: L.J. (28) 74, 123. 1904: L.J. (29) 82, 141, 254, 435. 484. 545. P-I- (9) 121, 460. 1905: L.J. (30) 29, 91, 293, 351, 935. PI- (10) 33. 143. 241, 536. 1906: L.J. (31) 77. 177, 224, 328, 676, 729, P.L. (11) 151, Cal Neii's Notes (i) 20, 70, 80, 128, 130, 273, 332, 389, 458. 1907: Cal News Notes (2) 50, 79, no, 170, 268, 351, 371, L.J. (32) 77, 170, 282, 321, 457, 507. 1908: Cal News Notes (3) 83, 193, 282, 369, L.J. (33) 63, 154, 192, 289, 326, P.L. (13) 67, 144, 326. 1909 : Cal News Notes (4) 221, 514, L.J. (34) 279, 374, P.L. (14) 151, 228 A 30 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized iSqi) 1*892 L.J. (17) 25, 102, 173, 246, 495. 1S93: (18) 18, 49. 1894: (iq) 97, 175. 1907: (12) 107 A 31 CAROLINA, NORTH, LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1905) 1905 L.J. (30) 33, P.L. (10) 35. 1906: L.J. (31) 224, P.L. (11) 327. 1907: L.J. (32) 330. 1909 : P.L. (14) 35 A 32 CAROLINA, SOUTH— COLUMBIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1896) 1896 P.L. (i) 87 A 33 COLORADO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1893) 1893 L.J. (18) 85. 1895: L.J. (20) 211. 1896: L.J. (21) 109, 152, 503, P.L. (i) 15. 315- 1897: L.J. (22) 26, 94, 148, 205, 262, 309, 700, 752, P.L. (2) 58, 97, 140, 358. 1898 : L.J. (23) 26, 67, 152, 201, 245, 534, 580, 621, 673. 1899: L.J. (24) 24, 66, H3, 159, 216, 485, 531, 580, 629, 680, 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 181, 238, 337, 592, 640, 692, 744. 1905: L,/. (30) 351, 421, 814, P.L. (10) 309, 491. 1906: L.J. (31) 79, 224, 776, P.L. (11) 217. 1909 : L.J. (34) 20, P.L. (14) 67 A 34 CONNECTICUT LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891) 1891 L./, (16) 15, 81, 181, 200. 1892 : L.J. (17) 24, 97, 203, 240, 457. 1S93 : L.J. (18) 84, 193, 436. 1894: L.J. (19) 93, 204, 349. 1895: L.J. (20) 91, 210, 352. 1896: L.J. (21) 107, 283, 504, P.L. (i) 48, 86, 272. 1897: L.J. (22) 75, 94, 309, 700, P.L. (2) 97, 358, 500. 1898: L.J. (23) 26, 67. 152, 201, 245, 534, 580, 621, 673, P.L. (3) 264. 1899: L.J. (24) 24, 66, 113, 159, 216, 485, 531, 580, 629, P.L. (4) 25, 160, 205. 1900: L.J. (25) 22, 74, 122, 181, 238, 295, 337, 592, 640, 692, 744, P.L is) 176, 435- 1901 : L.J. (26) 144, 215, 341, 807, P.L. (6) 214, 420, 638. 1902: L.J. (27) 143, 330, P.L. (7) 164, 255, 475. 1903: L.J. ■(28) 179, P.L. (8) 168, 470. 1904: L.J. (29) 142, 3". PL. (9) 132, 336, 509. 1905 : L.J. (30) 30, 157, 865, P.L. (10) 191. 1906 : L.J. (31) 127, 329. 1907: L.J. (32) 170, 321, 508. 1908: L.J. (33) 105, 238, 510, P.L. (13) 142. 1909: L.J. (34) 121, 309, 496, P.L. (14) 30, H8, 273, 317 A 35 NORTH DAKOTA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1906) 1906 L.J. (31) 83, 143, P.L. (11) 153, 216. 1907: L.J. (32) 571. 1908: P.L. (13) 28 A 36 SOUTH DAKOTA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1907) 1907 P.L. (12) 75, III. 1908 : L.J. (33) 158, P.L. (13) 66. 1909 : P.L. (14) 360 A 37 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Formerly l<nown as the VVasIiinglon City Library Association) 1901 L.J. (26) 215, 342, 808, 877, P.L. (6) 290, 570. 1902 : L.J. (27) 33, 86, 144, 210, 273, 1018, P.L. (7) 166, 493. 1903: L.J. (28) 26, 74, 123, 180, 247, 302, 835, P.L. (8) 67, 115, 284. 1904: L.J. (29) 26, 82, 142, 191. 254. 313. P-L- (9) 25, 179. 1905 : L.J. (30) 31, 92, 15S, 230, 294. 865, 936, P.L. (10) 89, 144, 242, 309, 491. 1906 : L.J. (31) 28, 80, 127, 178, 224, 820, P.L. (11) 215, 323. 1907: L.J. (32) 80, 121, 170, .2TO, ;;oo, 560, P.L. (12) 29, 242, 413. TQoS : L.J. (33) 23, 63, 10^, 157, AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS 59 192, 450, 511, P.L. (13) 20, 109, 229, 416. 1909: L.J. (34) 65, 122, 176, 226, 496, 555, r.L. (14) 32, 68, 103. 150, 230 See also A 70 A 38 FLORIDA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organizr^d 1901) 1906 L.J. (31) 29. iqor: L.J. (32) 82. P.L. (12) 71. 1908: L.J. (33) 24. P.L. (13) bo. 1909: L.J. (34) 65. P.L. (14) 104 A 39 GEORGIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1.S97) 1897 L.J. (22) 309, 700, P.L. (2) 359, 464. 189S: L.J. (23) 26, 67, 152, 201, 246, 534, 580, 621, 674, P.L. (3) 386. i89q: L.J. (24) 24, 66, 113, 160, 216, 486, 531, 580, 630, 680. 1900: L.J. (25) 22, 74, 123, 181, 238, 295, 337, 592, 640, 693, 744. 1902 : L.J. (27) 1018. 1905: P.L. (10) 538. 1906: P.L. (11) 31. iqo7: L.J. (32) 83. P.L. (12) 109. 1908: L.J. (33) 192, P.L. (13) 230. 1909: P.L. (14) 6c) A 40 ILLINOIS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1896) 1896 L.J. (21) 70. 109, 462, 504, P.L. (i) 12, 316. 1S97: L.J. (22) 26, 263, 310, P.L. (2) 22, 58. 1898: L.J. (23) 26, 67, 152, 201, 246, 534, 580, 622, 674, P.L. (3) 95. 1899: L.J. (24) 24, 66, 113, 160, 216, 486, 531, 580, 630, 680, P.L. (4) 116. 1900: L.J. (25) 22, 74, 123, 181, 295, 337, 592, 640, 693 744, P.L. (5) 28, 70. 190 1 : L.J. (26) 23, 145, 691, P.L. (6) 108, 219, 503. 1902 : L.J. (27) 274, P.L. (7) 476. 1903 : L.J. (28) 248, P.L. (8) 189. 1904: L.J. (29) 142, 313, P.L. (9) 289. 1905 : L.J. (30) 352, P.L. (10) 198, 290. iqo'6: L.J. (31) 329. 1907: L.J. (32) 83, 171. 1908: L.J. (33) 451, P.L. (13) 234. 1909: L.J. (34) 496, P-L. (14) 109, 385 INDIANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1892) A 41 HISTORY, CONSTITUTION, etc. 1907 Constitution of the Indiana Library Association, Lib Dec No 9, 5-6 1909 Hepburn (W. M.) A Few words from the President, Lib Dec (2) 87-88 History, constitution and place of meetings. Lib Dec (2) 88-91 A 42 REPORT OF MEETINGS 1892 L.J. (17) 57. 1893: L.J. (18) 16, 194. 18^4: L.J. (19) 57. 1895: L.J. (20) 24. 1896: L.J. (21) 29. 132. 462, P.L. (I) 316. 1897: L.J. (22) 29. P.L. (2) 59. 1898: L.J. (23) 26, 67, 152, 201, 246, 534, 580, 622, 674, P.L. (3) 51. 1899: L.J. (24) 24, 66, 115, 160, 216, 486, 531, 580, 630, 680, P.L. (4) 459. 1900: L.J. (25) 22, 74, 125, 181, 238, 296, 337. 592. 640, 693, 744, P.L. (s) 64. 437. 1901 : L.J. (26) 808. 1902 : P.L. (7) 477. 1903 : P.L. (8) 471. 1904 : L.J. (29) 866. 1905: L.J. (30) 866, P.L. (10) 538 iqo6: L.J. (31) 821, Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 5 ; No 5, '8-9 ; No 6, 3 ; No 7, 5. iqo7 : L.J. (32) 323, 509, P.L. (12) 71, Lib Occ No 10, 15-ib. 1908 : L.J. {t^t,) 327, 366, 454, P.L. (13) 21, 416, Lib Occ (2) I, 15. 1909: L.J. (34) 488, 555, P.L. (14) 104, Lib Occ (2) 93 ' ^ \ IOWA LIBRARY ASSOCIATON (Organized 1890) A 43 HISTORY, CONSTITUTION, etc. 1904 Howe (H. J.) Monograph on the Iowa Library Association, 7a Lib Comm O. (4) 56 1906 Douglas (M. H.) Suggestions regarding future of the Iowa Library Association activities, la Lib O. (5) 1 18-120 A 44 REPORTS OF MEETINGS 1891 L.J. (16) 17, 314. 1892: L.J. (17) 374. 387. 491- 1893: L.J. (18) 16. 1894: L.J. (19) 58. 1895: L.J. (20) q4, 176. 1896: L.J. (21) 109, 233, P.L. (i) 316. 1897: L.J. (22) q7, 263, 433. 701, P.L. (2) 421, 464. 1898: L.J. (23) 27, 67, 153, 201. 246. 534, 581, 623, 674. 1899: L.J. (24) 25, 67, 115, 160, 217, 486, 531, 580. 631, 680 1900: L.J. (25) 23, 74, 125, 181, 238, 296, 337, 592, 641. 693, 745. 1901 : L.J. (26) 693, 810, P.L. (6) 503, 571, la Lib Q. (i) 14, 28, 41, 58. 1902 : la Lib O. (2) 16, 40, 50, 66, P.L. (7) 477. iqc, : la Lib Q. (3) q, 12, 28, 41, 52, L.J. (28) 603, 671, P.L. (8) 169. 473. iqo4: la Lib Q. (4) 28, 37, P.L. (9) iSo, 461, 1905 : la Lib O. (5) 12, 32, 45, 49, 66. 6o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 83, L.J. (30) 814, 867. 1906: la Lib O. is) c)8, 113, L.J. (31) 677. 776. 1907: la Lib O. (5) 132, 158, 162, 171, 218, L.J. (32) 413, 510. 1908: L.J. (33) 239, 327, 407, P.L. (13) 418, la Lib O. (5) 222, 250. 1909 : L.J. (34) 21, 310, 453, P.L. (14) 153, la Lib O. (b) 5, 19, 33, 54 A 45 KANSAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1901) 1891 L.y. (Hi) 114- 1900: -L.y. (25) 238. 1901: L./. (26) 24. 1903: L.J. {2i<) 836. 1904 : P.L. (9) 4bi. 1905 : L.J. {30) 604, 937- i'-^- (i") 27. 1906: L.J. (31) 822, P.L. (11) 32. 1907: L.J. (32) 569, P.L. (12) 31. 1908 : L.J. (33) 24, 512, P.L. (13) 22. 232, 420. 190C) : L.J, (34) 22 A 46 KENTUCKY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1907) 1907 L.J. (32) 323, P.L. (12) 289. 1908: L.J. (33) 514, P.L. (13) 61. 1909: ^•/^. ('4) 34 A 47 KEYSTONE STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1901) 1901 L.J. (26) 211, 215, 766, 839, S77. K)03 : L.J. (28) 671, 781. 1904: L.J. (29) 484, 604. 1905: L.J. (30) 869. 1906: L.J. (31) 77S. 1907: L.J. (32) 512, PL. (12) 420. 1908: L.J. (33) 289, 454, P.L. (13) 425 A 48 MAINE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 1891 L.J. (lb) 114. 1896: L.J. (21) 232. P.L. (i) 12. 1898: L.J. (23) 27, 67. 153. 201, 246, 534, 581, 623, 674. 1899: L.J. (24) 25, 67, 115, 160, 217, 486, 531, 580, 631, 683. 1900: L.J. (25) 23, 74, 125, 181, 238, 296, 337, 592, 641, 693, 748. 190 1 : L.J. (26) 148, 693. 1903: L.J: (28) 836. 1905: L.J. (30) 354. 1906: L:J. (31) 225. 824. 1907 : L.J. (32) 513, P.L. (12) 33, 413. 1909 : L.J. (34) 226, P.L. (14) 34 A 49 MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891) 1891 L.J. (16) 19, 47, 142, 252, 316. 1892: /../. (17) 24, 129, 172, 427, 492. 1893: L.J. (18) 85, 293, 514. 1S94: L.J. (19) 92, 160, 171, 235, 382. 1895: L.J. (20) 23, 127, 246, 281, 351. 1896: L.J. (21) 65, 108, 132, 234, 284, 462, P.L. (i) 272. 1897: L.J. (22) 31, 94, 98, 128, 149, • 206, 263, 443, 702, P.L. (2) 141, 273, 422, 466, 500. 1898 : L.J. (23) 27, 68, 153, 201, 247, 534, 581, 623, 674, P.L. (3) 52, 177, 357, 386. 1899: L.J. (24) 25, 67, 115, 160, 217, 486, 531, 580, 631, 683, P.L. (4) 115, 206, 459. 1900: L.J. (25) 23, 74, 125, 181, 238, 296, 337, 592, 641, 693, 748, P.L. (5) 210, 689. 1901 : L.J. (26) 25, 403, 811, P.L. (6) 102, 164, 421, 639. 1902: L.J. (27) 86, 211, 277, 760, P.L. (7) 80, 258. 434- 1903 : ^J- (28) 123, 726, P.L. (8) 163, 326, 428. 1904 : L.J. (29) 83, 254, 375. 1905 : L.J. (30) 32, 159, 87a, P.L. (10) 33, 367. 1906: L.J. (31) 81, 225, 331, 782. 1907: L.J. (32) 83, 324, 514, P.L. (12) no, 121. 19C8 : L.J. iii) 64, 105. 193, 239, 242, P.L. (13) 232. 1909 : L.J. (34) 65, 280 A 50 WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Holyoke, Mass. (Organize_-d 1898) 1898 L.J. (23) 628, 675. 1899: L.J. (24) 28, t)9, 106, 163, 207, 487, 531, 5S1, 631, 684, P.L. (4) 329, 332. 1900: L.J. (25) 23, 74, 125, 182, 296, 338, 592, 642, P.L. (5) 18, 211, 334, 389. 1901: L.J. (26) 87, 283, 344, 406, 696, 759, 818, 882. 1902 : L.J. (27) 333, 778, 900, 964, 1020, P.L. (7) 435- '903: J-J- (28) 727, 789, P.L. (8) 31. 1904: L.J. (29) 146, 609, P.L. (9) 133, 512. 1905: L.J. (30) 361. 422, 487, 944. 1906: L.J. (31) 132, 333, 783. i<)o7: L.J. (32) 174, 286, 523, P.L. (12) 197. 1908 : L.J. (33) 159, 292, 462, P.L. (13) 61, 144^ A 51 MICHIGAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1890) J891 L.J. (16) 281. 1892: L.J. (17). 1893^ J-J- (18) 43f^- 1894: L.J. (19)385. 1895: L./. (20) 353- 1896: L./. (21) 465. 1897: L.J. (22) 445, P.L. (2) 422. 1898: L.J. (23) 28, 68, 153. 202. 247, 535, 581, 624, 674. 1899: L.J. (24) 25, 68, 115, 160, 217, 488, 531, 632, 685, P.L. (4) 462. 1900: /../. (25) 24, 74, 125, 183, 235, 296, 338, 592, 642, 693, 748, P.L. (5) 456. 1901 : L.J. (26) 694, 817, 839. 1902 : P.L. (7) 485. 1903: L.J. (28) 620. 1904: /../. (29) 255, 376, 456, P.L. (9) 240, 338. 1905 : L.J. (30) 230, 354, 814, P.L. (10) 368. 1906 : AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS 6r L.J. (31) 81, 128. 278, 331. P.L. (I.) 380. 1907: /../. (32) 172. 320, 414. P.L. (12) 288, 415. 190S: /,./. (33) 242, 289, 406, 513. 1909: LJ- (34) 502, P.L. (14) 356 A 52 MINNESOTA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891) 1893 L.J. (18) 16, 124. 1894: L.J. (19) 94. 1895: L.J. (20) 73. 1896: L.J. (21) 31. 1898: L.J. (23) 23, 68, 153, 202. 247, 535. 581, 62O, 674, P.L. (2) 64. 1899: L.J. (24) 25, 68, 115, 160, 217, 488, 531, 581, 632, 685, P.L. (4) 27. Kjuo : L.J. (25) 24, 74, 125, 183, 296, 339. 592. 643, 693, 749, P.L. (5) 384. 1901 : L.J. (26) 766, 813. 1904: L.J. (29) 605, Mitui P. L.C.N, (i) I, P.L. (9) 27, 513. 1905: L.J. (30) 871, Mwn P. L.C.N. {2) 7, (3) i, 5, (4) i, P.L. (10) 544. 1906: L.J. (31) 779, Minn P. L.C.N. (8) i, (9) i. P.L. (11) 216. 1907: L.J. (32) 516, Minn P. L.C.N, (vol. 2) 1-8, (2) No 3, 1-4; No 4, 33-37, P.L. (12) 72. 1908: L.J. (33) 570, Minn P. L.C.N, (vol. 2) No 6, 109- iio; No 7, 135, " N.Y.L." (i) 64. i<)09 : L.J. (34) 355, /'./.. (14) 356 A 53 MISSOURI LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1901) 1901 L.J. (26) 26, 83, 403, 694, 813, P.L. (6) 47, 107, 503, 645. 1902 : P.L. (7) 489. 1903 : L.J. (28) 727, 837. 1904 : L.J. (29) 606, P.L. (9) 29, 461. 1905: L.J. (30) 814, 873, P.L. (10) 430, 545 1906: L.J. (31) 17c), 824. 1907: L.J. (32) 518, P.L. (12) 415. 1908: L.J. iii) 456, P.L. (13) 422. 1909: L.J. (34) 555 A 54 MONTANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1906) 1906 L.y. (31) 781. 1907: L.y. (32) 84. ,7908: P.L. (13) 232. 1909: L.J. (34) 122, P.L. (14) 104 A 55 NEBRASKA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1895) 1895 -L./. (20) 211. 1896: L.J. (21) 109. 1807: L.J. (22) 32, 753. 1898: L.J. (23) 28, 68, 153, 202, 247, 535, 581, 626, 674, P.L. (3) 53. 1899: L.J. (24) 26, 68, 115, 161, 217, 488, 532, 581, 632, 685. 1900 : L.J. (25) 24. 74. 125, 183, 339, 592, 643, 693, 749, P.L. (5) 69. 1901 : L.J. (26) 27, P.L. (6) 106. 1902 : L.J. (27) 88, 839, P.L. (7) 85, 490. 1903 : P.L. (8) 476. 1906 : L.J. (31) 31, P.L. (11) 83, Neb L. Bull No i, 1-3. 1908: L.J. (33) 457, P.L. (13) 233, 422 A 56 NEW ENGLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1897) 1897 Union Meeting, P.L. (2) 65 A 57 NEW HAMPSHIRE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891) 1891 L.J. (16) 49. 1892: L.J. (17) 25. 1893: L.J. (18) 45, 476. 1894: ^■J- (19) 57. 174- 1895: W- (20) 55- 1^96: L.J. (21) 69, 505. P.L. (i) 317. 1897: L.J. (22) loo, 311, P.L. (2) loi, 359. 1898: L.J. (23) 28, 68, 155, 202, 247, 535, 581, 626, 674.' 1899: L.J. (24) 27. 68, 115, 161, 217, 488, 532, 581, 632, 686, P.L. (4) 115. 1900: L.J. (25) 24. 74. 125. 1^3. 238. 339, 592, 693, 749. 1901 : L.J. (26) 149, 403, P.L. (5) 504. 1902 : L.J. (27) 144, 777. 1903 : L.J. (28) 123. 727, P.L. (8) no, 432. 1904: L.J. (29) 143, 456. 1905: L.J. (30) 92, P.L. (10) 144. 1906: L.J. (31) 30, P.L. (11) 32. 1907: L.J. (32) 282, 571, P.L. (12) 34. 1908: L.J. (33) 407, P.L. (13) 369. 1909: L.J. (34) 374. 504.- ^-^^ (14) 312, 359 A 58 NEW JERSEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1890) 1891 L.J. (16) 16, 114, 145, 349. 1892: L.J. (17) 57. 438. 1893: L.J. (18) 293, 476. 1894: L.J. (19) 384. 1895: L.J. (20) 390. 1896: L.J. (21) 31, 69, 287, 505, P.L. (i) 15, 88, 317. 1897: L.J. (22) loi, 149, 206, 705, P.L. (2) 100, 500. 1898 : L.y. (23) 28, 68, 133, 202, 247, 535, 581, 626, 675. P.L. (3) 95, 130, 387. 1899: L.J. (24) 27. 69. 115, 161. 217, 488, 532, 582, 632, 686. it)oo: L.J. (25) 26, 74, 125, 183, 296, 339. 592, 644, 693, 749. 1901 : L.J. (26) 814. 1902 : P.L. (7) 492. 1903 : L.J. (28) 727, P.L. (8) 478. 1904 : P.L. (g) 239. 1905 : L.J. (30) 230, 421, 875, P.L. (10) 194. 1906: L.J. (31) 826. 1907: L.J. (32) 457. 518, P.L. (12) 193. 4'6. 1908: L.J. (33) 458, PL. (13) 187 62 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A 59 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1890) 1890 L.J. (15) 210, 267, Conf No 154. 1S91 : L.J. (16) 25^. 1892: L.J. {17) 171, Conf No S2. 1893: L.J. (18) Conf No 88. 1894: L.J. (19) 384. 1895: L.J. (20) 21, 128, 208. 1896: L.J. (21) 24, 236, 288, P.L. (i) 87. 1897: L.J. (22) 5, 33, 265. 312, F.L. (2) 65, 274. 1898: L.J. (23) 28, 70, 155, 202, 248, 535, 581, 627, 675, P.L. (3) 93, 175. 1899: L.J. (24) 27, 69, 115, 163, 217, 488, 532, 582, 633, 686, P.L. (4) 158. 1900: L.J. (25) 24, 74, 239, 296, 339, 592, 644, 694, 749, P.L. (5) 104, 340, 395. 1901 : L.J. (26) 83, 149, 694, P.L. (6) 504. 1902 : L.J. (27) 145. 1903 : L.J. (28) 124, 304. 1904 : L.J. (29) 192. 1906: L.J. (31) 827, P.L. (11) 465. 1907: L.J. (32) 282. 190S: L.J. (33) 25, 317, 366, N.Y.L. (1). 1909: L.J. (34) 176, 310, 374, 449, N.Y.L. (2) 37, P.L. (14) 53, 339 A 59=1 NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIANS' ASSOCIATION (Organized 1907) 1909 L.J. (34) 281 A 60 OHIO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1895) 1895 L.J. (20) 92, 390. 1896: L.J. (21) 465, 506. 1897: L.J. (22) 208, 513, 753, P.L. (2) 141, 466, 500. 1898: L.J. (23) 28, 70, 155, 202, 249, 535, 581, 627, 675, P.L. (3) 130, 320. 1899: L.J. (24) 27, 69, lib, 163, 217, 488, 532, 582, 635. 686, P.L. (4) 250, 327. 1900: L.J. (25) 25. 75. 130. 183. 296, 339, 593, 647, 694, 750, P.L. is) 340, 355. 1901 : L.J. (26) 695, 814, 879, P.L. (6) 505. ' 1902 : P.L. (7) 414. 1903 : L.J. (28) 840, P.L. (8) 478. 1904 : L.J. (29) 235. 316. P.L. (9) 332. 1905 : L.J. (30) 939. P-L. (10) 429, 536. 1906: L.J. (31) 677, 827, P.L. (11) 465. 1907: L.J. (32) 526, P.L. (12) 417. 1908: L.J. (33) 25, 513. 1909: L.J. (34) 226, 375, 489, P.L. (14) 392 A 61 OKLAHOMA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1907) 1907 L./. (32) 282, P.L. (12) 288. 1908: L./. (33) 2S9. 1909: L./. (34) 453 A 62 OREGON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1904) 1905 L.J. (30) 34, 421, P.L. (10) 91, 374 A 62=1 PACIFIC NORTHWEST LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1909) 1909 P.L. (14) 318, L.J. (34) 355 A 63 WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1896) 1896 L.J. (21) 466, 506. 1897: L.J. (22) 102, 209, 313, 754, P.L. (2) 69, 140,. 142. 1898: L.J. (23) 29, 203, 250, 535, 581, 629, 675, P.L. (3) 95, 130. 1899: L.J. (24) 28, 70, 116, 163, 217, 488, 534, 582, 635, 686. 1900: L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 296, 339. 593, 647, 695, 750. 1901 : P.L. (5) 575 A 64 RHODE ISLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1903) 1903 L.J. (28) 124, 621, 727, 840. P.L. (8) 170. 1904: L.J. (2q) 377, P.L. (9) 33. 1905 : L.J. (30) 35, 421, 814, P.L. (10) 36. 1906 : L.J. (31) 129, 781. 1907: L.J. (32) 172, 182. 1908: L.J. (33) 25, 290, 517, P.L. (13) 65, 318, 428. 1909: L.J. (34) 310, 504, 556, P.L. (14) 375 A 65 TENNESSEE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1902) 1902 L.J. (27) 777. 1905: L.J. (30) 94. P.L. (10) 147. 1906: L.J. (31) 83, P.L. (11) 154. 1907: L.J. (32) 84, P.L. (12) 112. 1909: L.J. (34) 66, P.L. (14) 107 A 66 TEXAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1902) 1902 L.J. (27) 331, 777, 830. 1903: L.J. (28) 125, 841. 1904: P.L. (9) 35. 1905: L.J. (30) 35, P.L. (10) 36. 1906: L.J. (31) 179, 278. 1907 : L.J. (32) 283, P.L. (12) 245. 1908 : L.J. (33) 328, P.L. (13) 319. 1909: L.J. (34) 22, 375, P.L. (h) 318 A 67 VERMONT LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1895) 1895 L.J. (20) 23. 1897: L.J. (22) 95. 204. 1898: L.J. (23) 29, 203, 250, 535. 581. 629, 675. 1899: L.J. (24) 28. 70, 117, 163, 217, 488, 534, AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS 63 582, 635, 686. 1900 : L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 23c), 296, 539, 593, 647, 696, 750. 1903: L.J. (28) 621. 1904: L.J. (29) 484. 1905: L.J. (30) 358, Vt L.C. Bull (1) 12-13. 190b: L.J. (31) 279, Vt L.C. Bull (2) No I, 2-4. 1907: L.J. (32) 284, Vt L.C. Bull (0 No i, 1-2. 1908: L.J. (33) 290-407, Vt L.C. Bull (3) No 4, 1-2. 1909: P.L. (14) 109, Vt L.C. Bull (5) No 2,1-3 A 68 VIRGINIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1905) 1906 L.J. (31) 32. 180, 280, P.L. (n) 37, 217. 1909: L.J. (34) 177, 227 A 69 WASHINGTON STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1905) 1905 L.J. (30) 232, 357, Conf No 199, P.L. (10) 242, Wash L.A. Bull No i, 1-6. 1906: L.J. (31) 86, 730, P.L. (11) 86, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i, 13; No 3, I. 1907: L.J. (32) 330, P.L. (12) 288. 1908: L.J. iii) 459, P.L. (13) 428. 1909 : L.J. (34) 228 A 70 WASHINGTON (D.C.) LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1894) 1894 L.J. (19) 236, 384. 1895: L.J. (20) 26, 129, 177, 247, 391. 1896: L.J. (21) 29, 154, 237, 291, 510. 1897: L.J. (22) 40, 103, 153, 266, 314, 707, 756. 1898: L.J. (21,) 30, 71, 116, 157. 203, 251, 582, 630, 676. 1899: L.J. (24) 30, 70, 118, 164, 221, 262, 489, 536, 582, 637, 687, P.L. (4) 462. 1900: L.J. (25) 27, 76, 133, 184, 340, 648, P.L. (5) 104. 1901 : L.J. (26) 88, 151 Name changed to District of Columbia Library Association. See A 37 WISCONSIN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891) A 71 HISTORICAL 1896 Stearns (L. E.) Wisconsin Library Association, L.J. (21) 189-191 1909 History of the Wisconsin Library Association, Wis Lib Bull (5) 76-79 A 72 REPORTS OF MEETINGS 1891 L.J. (16) 86, 115. 1893: L.J. (18) 194. 1894: L.J. (19) 272. 1895: L.J. (20) 93. 1896: L.J. (21) 72, 189, 466, 507, P.L. (i) 12-14, 274, 319. 1897: L.J. (22) 38, 150, P.L. (2) 102. 1898: L.J. (23) 29, 203, 250. 535. 582, 629, 675, P.L. (3) 54, 387. 1899: L.J. (24) 28, 70, 117, 163, 218, 488, 534, 582, 635. 686, P.L. (4) 26, 141. 1900 : L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 239, 296, 339, 592, 647, 696, 750, P.L. (5) 336. 1901 : L.J. (26) 84, 216, 695, 840, P.L. (6) 216, 346, 504. 1902: P.L. (7) 166. 1904: L.J. (29) M4, P.L. (9) 35, 181. 1905: L.J. (30) 161, P.L. (10) 196, Wis Lib Bull (i) 2, 18, 30, 68, 98. 1906: L.J. (31) 55. 180, P.L. (11) 37, 217, Wis Lib Bull (2) 24, 76, 96. 1907: L.J. (32) 121, Minn P. L.C. Notes {2) No i, 7. Wis Lib Bull (3) 11, 26, 36, P.L. (12) 75, 420. 1908: L.J. (33) 291, P.L. (13) 370. 1909: L.J. (34) 450, P.L. (14) 361, Wis Lib Bull (5) 79 A 73 NORTHERN WISCONSIN FREE TRAVELLING LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1896) 1896 L.J. (21) 508. 1897: L.J. (22) 39, 209, 265, P.L. (2) 62. 1898: L.J. (23) 29, 70, 155, 203, 250, 535, 582, 629, 675. 1899: L.J. (24) 28, 70, 117, 163, 218, 488, 535, 582. 635, 686, P.L. (4) 333. 1900: L.J. (25) 130, 183. 1905 : L.J. (31) 262 A 74 LIBRARY CLUBS— GENERAL 1902 Record of Library Associations, Clubs and Commissions, L.J. (27) 30-32. 1903 : L.J. (28) 22-24 1905 Dana (J. C.) Summary of Library Associations and Clubs of the World, L-J- (30) Conf No 21-26 1906 Centres of Library influence. Life Occ Nos 1-4, 1-2; No 5, 1-2; No 6, 2 1907 American Library Clubs, A. L.A. Bull (1) No 5, 24-25. 1908: A. L.A. Bull (2) 65 A 75 ANN ARBOR LIBRARY CLUB, Ann Arbor, Mich. 1903 L.J. (28) 180, P.L. (8) 170. 1904: L.J. (29) 37S, F.L. (q) 336. 1906: L.J. (31) 227. P.L. (11) 322. 1909 : L.J. (34) 376 ♦ 64 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A 76 BAY PATH LIBRARY CLUB, Worcester, Mass. 1898 L.J. (23) 620, 673. 1S99 : L.J. (24) 24. 118, 164, 220, 262, 489, 506, 5S2. 635, b86. 1900 : L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183. 239, 647. 1901 : L.J. (26) 816, P.L. (6) 574. 1902 : L.J. (27) 778. 960, P.L. (7) 481. 1903 : L.J. (28) 786, P.L. (8) 474. 1904: L.J. (29) 484. 1905: L.J. (30) 485, 941, P.L. (10) 431. 190b: /_../. (31) 331. 1907: L.J. (32) 374. 1908: L.J. (33) 291, 518, P.L. (13) 318. 1909: L.J. (34) 376, 505, P.L. (14) 34, 318, 355 A 77 BUFFALO LIBRARY CLUB, Buffalo, N.Y. 1898 L.J. (23) 582, 629, 67b. 1899: L.J. (24) 28. iiS, 220, 262, 489, 53b, 582, 636, 686, P.L. (4) 137. 1900 : L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 239, 340, 647. 1901 : L.J. (26) 28, 84, 147. 217. 343, 816, 879, P.L. (6) 45. no, 288. 1902: L.J. (27) 88, 2ir. igov- I-J- {28) 622, 842. 1904: L.J. (29) 83, 192, P.L. (9) 121 A 78 CAPE COD LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Wareham, Mass. 1902 L.J. (27) 778, 961, P.L. (7) 436. 1903: L.J. {28) 622. 1904: L.J. (29) 607. 1905: L.J. (30) 815, P.L. (10) 495. 1906: L.J. (31) 730. 1908: L.J. (33) 331, P.L. (12) 369, 407. 1909: L.J. (34) 505, P.L. (14) 355 A 79 CHICAGO LIBRARY CLUB 1892 L.J. (17) 27, 60, loi, 132, 207, 459. 1893: L.J. (18) 17, 87, 125, 142, 158, 477. 1894: L.J. (19) 22, 59. 96, 134, 387. 1895: L.J. (20) 25, 55. 95. 130, 393- 1896: L.J. (21) 31, 155, 509, P.L. (i) 272. 1897: L.J. (22) 39, 152, 209, 313, 706, 755, P.L. (2) 21, 96, 140, 421, 463, 500. 1898: L.J. (23) 29, 70, 116, 156, 250, 536, 582, 629, 676, P.L. (3) 17, 50. 174. 357- 1899: -LJ. (24) 28, 71, 118, 164, 220, 262, 489, 536, 582, 636, 686, P.L. (4) 158. 1900 : L.J. (25) 26, 75, 130, 183, 240, 340, 647, P.L. (5) 17, 102, 175, 210, 434. 1901 : L.J. (26) 85. 149, 281, 343, 816, 879, P.L. (6) 100, 162, 214, 289, 570, 637. 1902 : L.J. (27) 34, 90, 145, 278, 962, 1018, P.L. (7) 33, 77, 126, 163, 205, 475. 1903 : L.J. (28) 26, 74, 125, 181, 250, 304, 787, 842, P.L. (8) 29, 67, no, 168, 243, 283, 427. 468. 1904: L.J. (29) 26, 83, 192, 257, 318, 607, P.L. (9) 25, 87, 178, 461, 509. 1905 : L.J. (30) 36, 95, 162, 232, 294, 358, 877, 942, P.L. (10) 88, 143, 191, 241, 308, 491, 538. 1906: L.J. (31) 33, 129, 181, 280, 781, 831, P.L. (II) 30, 213, 322. 1907: L.J. (32) 32, 85, 123, 173, 220, 284, 522, 571, P.L. {12) 71, 109, 19s, 242. 1908: L.J. (33) 25, 107, 158, 194, 242, 460, 518. P.L. (13) 141, 189, 229, 368, 415. 1909: L.J. (34) 22, 68, 123, 177. 228. 281, 557, P.L. (14) 30, 67, 103, 148, 184, 230, 355, 405 A 80 CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY ROUND TABLE 1898 L.J. (23)71, 116, P.L. (3)50 A 80=1 COLUMBIA (MO.) LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1907) 1909 L.J. (34) 376 A 80=2 COLUMBUS (OHIO) LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1909) 1909 P.L. (14) 232 A 81 DES MOINES LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1899) 1899 P.L. (5) 130 A 82 FOX RIVER VALLEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF WISCONSIN 1898 L.J. (23) 621. 1905: Wis Lib Bull (i) 3. 16, 68, 91. 1906: L.J. (31) S31, .Wis Lib Bull (2) 76, 9^, 97. 1907 : Wis Lib Bull (:;) 80, P.L. (12) 37. 1908 : Wis Lib Bull (4) 92 A 83 HUDSON RIVER LIBRARY CLUB. Ponghkeepsie, N.Y. 1906 L.J. (31) 182, P.L. (11) 213. 1907: L.J. (32) 123. 1908: L.J. (33) 194, P.L. (13) 233. 1909: L.J. (34) ;^i A 84 INDIANAPOLIS LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1907) 1907 L.J. (32) 85, 220, P.L. (12) 197, Lib Occ No 7, 5 ; No 8, 10; No 10, 14. 1908 : L.J. (33) 26, 292, 460, P.L. (13) 60, Lib Occ No 12, 17 AM URIC A\ CLIBS ASS INDIANAPOLIS LIBRARY ROUND TABLE 1897 P.L. {2) 100. 1900: /../. (34) 6S, F.L. (14) 104 A 86 INDIANA— NORTHKRX INDIAN V AND SOUTHERN MICHIGAN I.1BRAU\ CLLB 1907 Lib Occ No 8, 10-11 A 87 IOWA CITY LIBRARY CLUB 1905 P.L. (10) 540. 1907: /../. (32) 52, P.L. (12) 30, 244. 1908: I..J. (3i) 107, F.L. (13) no, 231. igog: L.J. (34) 558, P.L. (14) 274 A 87=1 KANSAS CITY LIBRARY CLUB (Organized iqoS) 1909 L.J. (34) 178, 185 A 88 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1907] 1908 Nebraska Lib Bull No 7, 2 A 89 LON(i ISLAND LIBRARY CLUB. Brooklyn. N.Y. 1900 L.J. (25) 340. 648, P.L. (5) 340. 1901 : L.J. (20) 29, 80, 21S, 281, 758, 818, 880, P.L. (5) 45, 162, 287, 345. 1902: L.J. (27) 91, 211, 2.S0. 331, 9b2, P.L. (7) 126, 479. 1903: L.J. (28) 26, 125, 251, 305, 7.S8, 843, P.L. (8) 30, 169, 325. 1904: L.J. (29) 145, 257, 318, 609, P.L. (9) 337, 509. 1905 : L.J. (30) 37, 163, 295, 359, 878, P.L. (10) 90. 193, 309, 36b. 1906 : L.J. (31) 86, 130, 228, 281, 782. 1907 : L.J. {^2) 32, 85, 221, 285, 522, 571, P.L. (12) 75. 1908: L.J. (33) 194, 292. 401, P.L. (13) 64. 1909: L.J. (34) 23, 123, 22S, 377, 505 A 90 MAINE— EASTERN MAINE LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1901) 1901 L.J. (26) 150, 406, 879, P.L. (fa) 164. 1902 : L.J. (27) 280. i<»o3 : L./. (28) 250. 1906: L./. (31) 32. 1907: L./. (32) 414 A 91 MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY CLUBS 1905 Handbook of the Library Clubs of Massacluisetrs, L.J. (30) Conf No 17-2 1. 1909 : L.J. (34) 65, 280, 377, 500, P.L. (14) 104, 1S5, 274, 40S A 92 MILWAUKEE LIBRARY ROUND TABLE 1896 L.J. (21) 290, 466, 509, P.L. (i) 49. 1897: L.J. (23) 40, 102, 209. 265, 313, P.L. (3) 63. 1898 : L.J. (23) 29, 71, 116, 156. 250. 582 A 93 MOHAWK VALLEY LIBRARY CLUB, Mohawk Valley, N.Y. 1906 L.J. (31) 831. 1008: L.J. i^:,) 518. iqoq: L.J. (34) 23 A 94 MONONGAHELA VALLEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Homestead. Pa. 1903 L.J. (28) 181. 1904: L.J. (29) 27. 1905: L.J. (30) 38, /'./.. (101 Qj. 1907: L.J. (32) 173. 1909: L.J. (34) 24, P.L. (14) 223 A 95 NASHVILLE LIBRARY CLUB. Nashville Tenn. 1902 L.J. (27) 146 A 96 NEW YORK LIBRARY CLUB, New York City. 1885 L.J. (10) 148, 177, 370, 400. 1886: L.J. (11) 3, 24. 82, 14^. 169, 4^1, 484. 1887: L.J. (12) 74. 137. 164, 176, 250," 554. i888^ L.J. (13) 14. 98, 147, 217, 346, 381. 1889: L.J. (14) 42, 93. 416, 477. iSgo: ^■J- (15) 4. 22, 41, 116, 147, 212. 343. 1891 : L.J. (16) 19, 51, 81, 115, 182, 281, 296. i8q2 : L.J. (17) 25, 58, 98, 130, 204, 49V 1S93 : L.J. (18) 45, 86, 158, 186. 194, 515. 1894: L.J. (19) 20, 95. 133. 175. i^- 1895: L.J. (20) 21, 95, 129, 212, 392. i8q6 : L.J. (21) 24, no, 153. 290, 509. P.L. (i) 317. 1897: L.J. (22) 5, 33, 40, 200, 210, 260, 707. 736, P.L. (2) 274. 1898: L.J. (23) 71, 116, 156, 203. 250. 536, 582. 630, 670. 1899: L.J. (24) 29, 70, 118, 164, 221, 262. 48<), 536, 582, 636, 687. 1900: L.J. (25) 26, 75. 130, 184, 240, 340, 64S. iqoi : L.J. (26) 30-1, 219, 282, 759. 881, P.L. (6) 215. 1902: L.J. (27) 36. 147. 332, 964. 1018, P.L. (7) 165. 1903: L.J. (28) 74. 126. 251, 305, 728, 845. 1904 : L.J. (29) 27, 84, 146, 194. 320. 6oq. igo5 : L.J. {}o) ^^t<, 95. 233, 295, 35q, 878, Q42. IQ06 : L.J. (31) 86, 182, 229, 66 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 281, 782, P.L. (n) 326. 1907: L.J. (32) 32, 85, 173, 221, 285, 522, 571, P.L. (12) 198, 245. 1908 : L.J. (33) 26, 158, 195, 407, 518. 1909 : L.J. (34) bS, 119, 123, 178, 282, P.L. {14) 186, 275 A 97 NEW YORK CENTRAL LIBRARY CLUB 1904 L.J. (29) 317. 1905: L.J. (30) 357, P.L. (10) 373. ic,o7: L.J. (32) 172, P.L. (12) 75. 1908: P.L. (13) 64 A 98 PENNSYLVANIA LIBRARY CLUB, Philadelphia, Pa. J891 L.J. (16) 50. 1892: L.J. (17) 07. 1893: L.J. (iS) 124, 196, 5x5. 1894: L.J. (19) 59, 94, 132, 204. 1895: L.J. (20) 24, 55, 92, 128, 170, 246, 353- 1896: L.J. (21) 108. 152, 289, 506, P.L. (i) 49, 273, 319. 1897: L.J. (22) 38, loi, 149, 206, 208, 313, Conf No 177, 705, P.L. (2) 67, 102, 141, 276. 467. 1898 : L.J. (23) 29, 70, 155, 202, 249, 535, 581, 628, 675, P.L. (3) 17, 53, 176. 265, 357. 1899: L.J. (24) 27, 69, 116, 163, 217, 488, 534, 582, 635, ()86, P.L. (4) 25, ibi, 332, 461. 1900: L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 239, 296, 339, 593, 647, 695, 750. P.L. (5) 19, 20. 1901 : L.J, (26) 84, P.L. (6) 108. 1902 : L.J. (27) 92, 148, 1019, P.L. (7) 127. 1903: L.J. (28) 126, 252/845, P.L. (8) 284, 481. 1904: L.J. (29) 85, 146, 320, P.L. (9) 88. ' iqo5 : L.J. (30) 39, 96, 163, 296, 360, 943, P.L. (10) 35. 146, 19s, 310, 375. 1906: L.J. (31) 87. 131, 282. 832, P.L. (11) 217, 385. 1907: L.J. (32) 86, 123, 285, 572, P.L. (12) 36, III, 193, 288, 420. 1908: L.J. (33) 65, 107, 243, P.L. (13) 29, 64, III, 187, 233, 519. 1909: L.J. (34) 17, 62, 69, 124, 282, 558, P.L. (14) 36. 69, 151, 232, 413 A 99 SOUTHERN TIER LIBRARY CLUB, Southern New York 1907 L.J. (32) 124. 1909 : L.J. (34) 24 A 100 TWIN CITY LIBRARY CLUB, St. Paul, Minn. 1898 L.J. (23) 30, 157, 203, 251, 582. 1905: Minn P.L.C. Xotes No 7, 10; No 8, 4. 1906: L.J. (31) 132, 22q, 282. 78^, P.L. (11) 326, 385, Minn P.L.C. Notes No 9, 36 A 101 WORCESTER— SOUTHERN WORCESTER LIBRARY CLUB 1906 L.J. (31) 230, 783, P.L. (11) 324. iqo7: L.J. (32) 221, 523, P.L. (12) 244. 1908: L.J. (33) 159, 461, P.L. (13) 143, 421. 1909: L.J. (34) 228, 410, 558 A 102 STATE LIBRARY COMMISSIONS OF AMERICA 3895 Adams (E. L.) ^^■ork accomplished bv State Library organizations, L.J. (20) 380-381 1S97 Marvin (C.) Historj- of Library Commissions, L.J. (22) 26 1898 Hayes (R. P.) Library legislation and Library Commissions, L.J. (23) 571-572 1899 Stearns (L. E.) How to organize State Library Commissions and make state aid effective, L.J. (24) Conf No 16-18, 181 Brigham (J.) State Librarian's outlook, L.J. (24) Conf No 81-84 State Library Commission and its object, P.L. (4) 81-82 1900 Galbreath (C. B.) Co-operation of State Librarians and State Library Commissions, L.J. (25) 54-57 Countryman (G. A.) Lines of work which a State Library Commission can profitably undertake, L.J. (26) Conf No 51-54 :qoi Co-operation among State Library Commissions, L.J. (26) 689-800 State Librarv Commissions and Travelling Libraries : Round Table Meeting, L.J. (26) Conf No 171-183 Dockerv (E. J.) How a Library Commission was secured in Idaho, L.J. (26) Conf No 188-190 Thomson (J.) How to secure a State Library Commission, L.J. (26) Conf No 191-192 Stoutenborough (B. AL) What Women's Clubs can do to further the work of the Library, L.J. (26) Conf No 192-194 1902 Record of Library Associations and State Commissions, L.J. (27) 30-32 State Library Commissions : Round Table Meeting, L.J. (27) Conf No 228-235 AMERICAN COMMISSIONS 67 1903 Record of Library Associations and State Commissions, L.J. (28) 22-24 Report of State Library Commissions Section, L.J. (28) 219-224 IM04 Tyler (A. S.) Plans for a National organization, L.J. (29) 483, Conf No 247-24S Langton (H. H.) What a permanent Library Commission can do to aid Libraries, P.L. (g) 213-216 1905 Lc'gler (H. E.) What State Library Conm^i^^.ions are and what they are doing, L.J. (30) Conf No 40-45, Discussion 154-15S Brigham (J.) Model Library Commission law, L.J. (30) Conf No 46-50, P.L. (10) S3-87 Hewins (C. M.) Work of an Eastern Library Commission, L.J. (30) Conf No 51-55 Countryman (G. A.) State aid to Libraries, P.L. (10) 55-60 Reports from State Library Commissions, P.L. (10) 62-67 Dewey (M.) Proportional expenditure, P.L. (10) 137-138 1906 — Future of Library Commissions, L.J. (31) Conf No 204 What the State Library Commissions can do for the small Library, L.J. (31) Conf No 247-251 Tyler (A. S.) Instructional work of Library Commissions, P.L. (10) 60-61 American Library Commissions, Lib Occ No 3, 2-8 1907 Wynkoop (A.) Where should state aid and local responsibility begin in Library extension work, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 238-243 Ahern (M. E.) Unsolved problems of the Library Commissions, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 231-236 American State Library Commissions, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 23-24, (2) 64-65 Baldwin (C. F.) Better support for Libraries, aims of Library Commis- sions, Wis Lib Bull (3) 30-32 iQoS Marvin (C.) Library Commissions and rural schools, A.L.A. Bull (2) 1909 Hadley (C.) Aim of Library Commissions, P.L. (14) 306 Plummer (M. W.) Library Commissions, Wis Lib Bull (5) 47-4S A 103 LEAGUE OF LIBRARY COMMISSIONS (Organized 1904) 1904 State Library Commissions Section recommend the formation of the League of Library Commissions, L.J. {29) Conf No 248 1905 Tyler (A. S.) League of Library Commissions, L.J. (30) 27, 274, la Lib Q. (S) ". 25 Report of League of Library Commissions, L.J. (30) Conf No 192-194 1906 Dewey (M.) Future of Library Commissions, L.J. (31) 27, 328, Conf No 204 League of Library Commissions — Proceedings, L.J. (31) Conf No 282-1^4, la Lib O. (5) 112, Lib Occ No 1-4, 4; No 7, 5, Minn P.L.C. Notes (i) 6. 1907: yl.L.^. Bull (i) Conf No 231-245, la Lib Q. (5) 153-154, A.L.A. Bull (2) 305-317, L.J. (33) 59-b2, Neb Lib Bull No 7, 2. ^1909 : ^■J- (34) 63, 359. P-^- (14) 64-66, 224, 313-315. la Lib O. (6) 48 A 104 ALABAMA— DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY 1907 L.J. (32) 567. 1909 : L.J. (34) 373 A 105 CAROLINA, NORTH, LIBRARY COMMISSION (Or-anized 1909) 1909 L.J. (34) 175 A 106 COLORADO STATE BOARD OF LIBRARY COMMISSIONS (Organized 1899) 1899 L.J. (24) 484, 530, 579, 628, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180. 238, 294. 336, 591. 639, 691, 743. 1903 : L.J. (28) 620. 1908 : L.J. (j,t,) 62 A 107 CONNECTICUT LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1893) 1S96 Hewins (C. M.) Connecticut Public Library Commission, L.J. (21) 267- 269 rSo7 L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 261, 307, 357, 408, 442, 698, 751. 189S : fj- (23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 294, 533, 583, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66, 113, 159, 215, 484, 530, 628, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, i8o, 238, 294, 336, 591, 639, 691, 743. 1902: L.J. (27) 210. 1903 : L.J. (29) 435, 545 1905 Hewins (C. M.) Work of an Eastern Library Commission, L.J. (30) Conf No 51-55 68 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A 108 DAKOTA, NORTH, STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION 1907 L.J. (32) 219. 1908: L.J. (33)62. 1909: L.J. (34) 19 A 109 DELAWARE FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1901) 1901 L.J. (26) 341, 757, 806. 1902: L.J. (27) 32, 85, 143, 273, 330. 1903: L.J. (28) 122. 1904: L.J. (29) 483, Delaware L.C. JIdhk (1904) 1-2, 21-22 Alio DENVER LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899) 1899 -LJ- (24) -'15 A 111 GEORGIA LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1897) 1898 L.J. (23) 65, 151, 211, 245, 294, 533, 580, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 2i, 6(0 113, 159, 215, 484, 530, 579, 628. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122. 180 ^3*^. 294. ii^> 591. 639, 691, 743. 1906: L.J. (31) 328 A 112 IDAHO STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1901J 190 1 L.J. (24) 143, 402, 691 A 112=1 ILLINOIS LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1909) 1909 Library Commission Law of Illinois, P.L. (14) 301 A 113 INDIANA PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899) 1899 L.J. (24) 159, 215, 484, 530, 579, 628, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 238, 294, 336, 591, 639, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 213. 1902: L.J. (27) 85. 1903: L.J. (28) 72, 178, 301, 778, 834. 1904: L.J. (29) 311. 1905: L.J. (30) 293. 814. 1906: L.J. (31) 278, Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 9-10; No 6, 5-6. 1907: L.J. {22) 321, Ijb Occ No 7, 10; No 8, 12; No 9, 2-3, 8-9; No 10, 16-17, N.Y.L.\i) 28, 63. 1908: L.J. <33) 237. 449- 1909 :. -LJ- (34) 278, 373. 554- ^-'b Occ (2) 69. Indiana Public Library Commission, 5th Biennial Report (1909), 101 pp. A 114 IOWA STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1900) 1900 L.J. (25) 122, 180, 238, 294, 336, 591, 639, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 143, 341, 691, 757, la Lib O. (i) I. 1902: la Lib O. (2) 11. 1903: L.y. {28) J32. 1904: L.y.129) 373, 483. 1907: L.J. (32) 29. 1908: ^■J- (33) 62, 237. 1909: L.J. (34) 278, la Lib (J. (6) 33. Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk (1902) A 1*5 KANSAS TRAVELLING LIBRARIES COMMISSION (Organized 1899) ii899 L.J. (24) 484, 530, 579, 628, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 2:iS, 294. 336, 591. 639, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 82. 1903 : L.J. (28) 72 A 116 MAINE STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899) 1899 L.J. (24) 484, 530, 579, 62S, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 238, 294, 33^, 59'. ^39. 691, 743- ^9^^ ■ L.J. (26) 82. 1902: L.J. (27) 330. 1903 : L.J. (28) 834 A 118 MARYLAND STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1902) 1902 L.J. {27) 839, 1017. 1904: L.J. (29) 26. 1905: L.J. (30) 27. 157. 1906: L.J. (31) j2b. 1907: L.J. (32) 29. 1908: L.J. (33) 22. 1909 : L.J. (34) 64 A 119 MASSACHUSETTS FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1890) 1891 Green (S. S.) Extent of operations : Presidential address, San Francisco Conference, L.J. (j6) Conf No 7 JS96 Mourse (H. S.) Free Public Library Commission of Massachusetts, L.J. (21) 10-13 1897 Report of Meetings, L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 261, 307, 358, 408, 442 698, 751. 1898: L.J. (23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245, 296, 533, 580 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66, 113, 159, 215, 484, 530, 579, 629, 679 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 238, 294, 336, 591, b39, 691, 743 1901 : L.J. (26) 213. 1903: L.J. (28) 670. 1904: L.J. (29) 374 1905 : L.J. (30) 293. 1907 : L.J, (32) 218. 1908 : L.J. (33) 237 AMERICAN COMMISSIONS 61, A 120 MICHIGAN LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899) 1899 L.J. (24) 484, t)79. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 238, 2(14. 336, 591, 63q, hc)l, 743. 1902: L.J. (27) 8q9. 1904: L.J. (2C)) 374 1905: /,./. (30) 865, 935. iQob: /..y. (31) 328. 1907: L.y. (32)218 A 121 MINNESOTA STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organi^rd 1899) 1899 L.J. (24) 279. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 591, 640. 691, 743- 1901 : L.J. (26) 214. 1904: L.J. (29) 81. 1905: L.J. (30) 28, 229. 1907: L./. (32)219. 1908: L./. (33) 449. 1909: 7.. y. (34) 121. Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk (1902) 67 A 122 MISSOURI LIBRARY COMMISSION 1907 L.J. (:,2) 169, 321. iQoS : L.J. (33) 191, 237 NEBRASKA PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION (Org„nl/xd 1901) A 123 HISTORICAL SKETCH 1906 Nebraska Public Library C'oinmission : an historical sketch. Neb Lib Bull No 2, S-9 A 123=1 REPORTS OF MEETINGS igoi L.J. (26) 214, 341, 691, 1017. 1903: L.J. (28) 25. 1^05: L.J. (30) 90. 1906 : L.J. (31) 820. 1907 : L.J. (32) 77, Neb Lib Bull No 4, 1-2, N.Y.L. (i) 29. iqo8: L.J. (33) 103 A 124 NEW ENGLAND LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organiztd 1909) 1909 P.L. (14) 150 A 125 NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1891) 1897 L.J. {22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 2bi, 307, 35S, 408, 443, 698, 751. 1898: L.J. (23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245, 294, 533, 580. 610. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66, 113, 159, 215, 484, 530, 580, 629, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, i8o, 238, 294, 337, 501, b4o, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 24, 214, 403. 1902 : L.J. (27) 85. 1903 : L.J. (28) 72 A 126 NEW JERSEY PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1900) 1900 Buchanan (H.) What New Jersey is doing- for Public Libraries, L.J. (25) 173-6, 180 Reports of Meetings, L.J. (25) 294, 337, 5qi, 640, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 24. 82, 214, 341, 757. 876. 1902 : L.J. (27) 143, 273. 1903 : L.J. (28) 73, 726. 1904: L.J. (29) 191. 1905: L.J. (30) 485. 1906: L.J. (31) 223. 1907 : L.J. (32) 29, 120, 567, N.Y.L. (i) 28, 63. 1908 : L.J. (33) 153- 1909 : L.J. (34) 174 A 127 NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIVISION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (Organized 1892) 1S97 L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 261, 358, 408, 443, 698, 751. 1898: L.J. (23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245, 294, 533, 580, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66. 113, 215, 484, 530, 580, b29, 679. 1900 : L.J. (25) 74, 122, 180, 239, 294, 337. 591. 600, 691, 743. 190 1 : L.J. (26) 214, 403. 1902: L.J. (27) 899. 1903 : L.y. (28) 670. ]()()4 : L.J. (29) 253. 1905 : L.J. (30) 28. 1906 : L.J. (31) 820. 1908 : L.J. (33) 154 \128 OHIO BOARD OF LIBRARY COMMISSIONERS (Organized i8g6) 1897 L.J. (22) 93, 148, 204, 262, 307, 35S, 408, 443, 698, 751. 1898 : L.J. (23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245, 294. 533, 580, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66, 113, 159, 215, 484, 531, 580, 620, 681. i()oo : L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 239, 294, 337, 591, 640, 691, 7(13. 1903 : L.J. (28) 73 \ 129 OREGON FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 19(5) 1905 L.J. (30) 814. iqo7: L.J. (},2) 77, Jiq. N.Y.L. (i) 29. 1908: L.J. (33) 63. 1909: L.J. (34) 175 A 136 PENNSYLVANIA FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899) 1900 L.J. (25) 122, 180, 2-,q. 2<)4, 337, 5()r, 640, 6qr, 743. iqoi : L.J. (2b) 82. 1903: L.J. (28) 179. iqo4: L.J. (2q) iqr, (103. 1907: L.J. (32) 567. 1909 : L.J. (34) 452 70 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY A 131 PHILADELPHIA LIBRARY COMMISSION 1887 Barnwell (J. G.) Library Commission of Philadelphia — a correction, L.J. (12) 152 A13M TENNESSEE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1909) 1900 L.J. (34) 175 A 131=2 TEXAS LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1909) 1909 L.J. (34) 309, 554 Windsor (P. L.) State supervision in Texas, L.J. (34) 175, P.L. (12) 181 A 132 VERMONT LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1894) 1S97 L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 262, 307, 358, 408, 443, 698, 751. i8gS : L.J. (23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245? 294, 533, 580, 619. ' 1899 : L.J. (24) 23, 66, 113, 159, 2i6, 484, 531, 580, 629, 6S0. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, i8o, 239, 294, 337, 591, 640, 692, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 144. 1902: L.J. (27) 210. 1003: L.J. (28) 73. 1905: L.J. (30) 90, 230, 814, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 1-2. 1906: L.J. (31) 820. 1908: L.J. (33) 63, 154, 289. 1909: L.J. (34) 19, 121, 309 A 133 WASHINGTON STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1901) iQoi L.J. (26) 215, 757. 1903 : L.J. (28) 73. 1905 : Wash L.A. Bull (i) No I, II-I2 1905 Holgate (J.) State administration, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 4-5 A 134 WISCONSIN FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1S95) Historical I1S96 Wisconsin Free Library Commission, L.J. (21) 188-9 '11Q06 Baldwin (C. F.) Better support for Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (3) 30-32 ,iQoS Legler (H. E.) Outline of the work of the Wisconsin Library Commission, L.J. (33) 513 Publications of the Wisconsin Library Commission, Wis Lib Bull (i) 96 1909 History of the Wisconsin Library Commission, Wis Lib Bull (5) 73-76 Stewart (J. D.) Work of a Library Commission — a note on the Wisconsin Free Library Commission, L.W. (12) 63-66 Reports of Meetings 1897 L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 262, 358, 408, 443, 698, 751. . 1898: L.J. (23) 25, 66, 109, 151, 201, 245, 294, 533, 580, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66, 113, 159, 216, 484, 531, 580, 629, 680. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 239, 294, 337, 591, 640, 692, 744. 1901 : L.J. (26) 24, 806. 1902 : L.J. (27) 33, 775. ^3Q- 1903: L.J. (28) 25, 301, 835. 1904: L.J. (29) 311. 1905: L.J. (30) 28, 91, 230. 1907: L.J. (32) 373, 456, N.Y.L. (I) 28. 1908: L.J. (33) 191, 326 A 135 LIBRARY SCHOOLS AND TRAINING CLASSES, AMERICA— GENERAL 1883 Dewey (M.) School of Library Economy, L.J. (8) 285-291 Cutter (C. A.) School of Library Economy, L.J. (8) 293-295 1885 Foster (W. E.) Report of Committee on proposed School of Library Economy, L.J. (10) 195 Report of the A. L.A. Committef. L.J. (10) 291-294. 1886: L.J. (11) 376 School of Library Economy, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 85-89 Extra lectures to the schools, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 108-110 18S7 Report of the A. L.A. Committee, L.J. (12) 426, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 230-242, 406-426. 1889: L.J. (14) 269, 278. 1890: L.J. (15) Conf No 91 1891 Plummer (M. W.) Value of a school for Library training, L.J. (16) 40-44 i6q2 Report of the A. LA. Committee, L.J. (17) Conf No 31-34. 1893 : L.J. (18) Conf No 75. 1894 : L.J. (19) Conf No 116 Library schools and Librarv training classes of the United States, L.J. (19) 287, 296-308 1895 Petherbridge (M.) American Library Schools, L. (7) 65-74 Report of the A. L.A. Committee, L.J. (20) Conf No 61. 1896: L.J. (21) Conf No 93 American Library training schools, P.L. (1) 150-152 IMERICAX SCHOOLS 71 1S97 James (H. P.) Special training for Library work, 2nd Int Conf 34-39 Hill (F". P.) Organization and management of Library staff, L.J. {22) 3S I -383 Report of the A.L.A. Committee, 7../. {22) Conf No 87-90 2898 Library schools and training classes, and special training for Librarians : Syniposium by American I.ibrarians, L.J. (23) Conf No 59-70 Fletcher (\V. L) Influence of Library Schools in raising the grade of Library work, L.J. (23) Conf No 70-71 Foote (E. L.) Instruction of the local librarian by Organizers, L.J. (23) Conf No 74 Stanley (H. H.) Summer Library schools and classes, L.J. (23) Conf ^*o 74-75 Clark (E. E.) Library of the Library School : .m index of its work, L.J. (2^) Conf No 125-127 Vincent (J. H.) Meaning of Chautauqua, L.J. {2;^,) Conf No 131-134 Davis (J. F.) Special bibliographic or Library course in Universities, Colleges and Libraries, L.J. (23) Conf No 139-140 Wver (J. L) Library schools at ihe Chautauqua Conference, L.J. (2;) Conf No 183 1900 Report of the A.L.A. Committee, L.J. (25) Conf No 83-86 :oo2 Dewev (AL) Library Schools of doubtful value, P.L. (7) 1 19-120 — Future of Library Schools, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85), Bulletin No 78, 216-222 Library Schools, Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk. 05 1903 Sharp (Miss) On Special training for State Commission Library organizers, L.J. {2S) Conf No 231-235 A word from a Library School student, P.L. (8) 316-317 1905 Report on standards of Library training, L.J. (30) Conf No I2i-i2t, Discussion 164-176 Dewey (M.) Future of Library schools, P.L. (10) 435-438 1906 Library Schools and their ideals, P.L. (11) 1 12-113 Symposium on Library schools, P.L. (11) 116-131 Plummer (M. W.) and others. Summer Librarv schools, P.L. (11) 131-134 Letters from Librarians who have been in the schools, P.L. (11) 137-143^ Warren (I.) Library school problem, P.L. (11) 541-543 Centres of Library influence, Lib Occ Nos 1-4. 1-2; No 5. 1-2; No 6, 2 3907 Kroeger (A. B.) Instruction in books in Library Schools^ L.J. (32) 395-401 1908 American Library Schools, A.L.A. Bull (1) No 5, 22, (2) 62-63 Plummer (M. W.) Evolution of the Library school curriculum, A.L.A. Bull (2) 203-305 Wver (J. I.) Factors in the development of the Library School curriculum, A.L.A. Bull (2) 205-206 Report of Committee on summer school certificates, A.L.A. Bull (2) 311-312 Historical sketch of the Library school movement in the United States. P.L. (13) 406 1909 Plummer (M. \\ .) Summer Training Schools, Correspondence Courses, etc., 1^15 Lib Bull (5) 46-49 Koch (T. W.) Summer Library School, L.J. (34) 548-550 Price (A. M.) Special Library training, P.L. (14) 338-342 LIBRARY SCHOOLS IN AMERICA— SPECIAL A 136 ALABAMA SUMMER SCHOOL 1907 L.J. (33) 366. 1909 : P.L. (14) 323 A 137 AMHERST SUMMER SCHOOL 1891 L.J. (16) 113, Conf No 87. 1892: /../. (17) 171. 7894: L.J. (10) 130. 1895: L.J. (20) 174, 320. 1896: L.J. (21) 106, 419. 1897: L.J. (22) 211, 446. 1898: L.J. (23) 536. 1890: L.J. (24) 120. 1900: L.J. (25) 241, 699. 1901 : L.J. (26) 696, P.L. (6) 302, e;o5 1902 : L.J. (27) 212, 900, P.L. (7) 162. 1903: L.J. (28) 790. P.L. (8) 437. 1904: L.J. (29) 194, 435, P.L. (<,) 177. 1905: L.J. 130) 297, 487, P.L. (10) 289, 433 A 138 ATLANTA (GEORGIA) CARNEGIE LIBRARY TRAIMNG SCHOOL (Organized 1905) 1905 L.J. (30) 363, 883, P.L. (10) 490, 530. 1906: L.J. (31) 181, 232, 284. 735, P.L. (11) 128, 267, ^80, 466. 1907: L.J. (32) 126. 223, 457, P.L. (12) 103, 202, 320. 1908: L.J. (33) 27, 65, 292. 408, P.L. (13) 17, 103, 138. 37^- 1909 : ^-/- (34)J14._228, 283, 311, 505, P.L. (14) 100, 261, 350 Of THE UNIVERSITY 72 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY A 139 ARiMOUR INSTITUTE LIBRARY CLASS 1894 Sharp (K. L.) Department of Librarj- science of Arniour Institute, L.]. (19) 162-166 1896 Armour Institute Class, L.J. (21) 331, 467, Conf No 97, P.L. (i) 151, 245, 275, 321. 1897 : L.J. (22) 40, 267, 359, P.L. (2) 25, 70, 105, 190, 277, 362 A 140 CALIFORNIA SUMMER SCHOOL 1902 L.J. (27) 212, 783, 840, P.L. (7) 123, 302. 1906: L.J. (31) 284, Cal News Notes (i) 267. 1907 : L.J. (32) 176, 573, Cal Neivs Notes (2) 175- -97- 1908: Cal News Notes (3) 311 A 141 CHAUTAUQUA SUMMER LIBRARY SCHOOL 1901 L.J. (26) 220, 697, P.L. (6) 301, 506. 1902 : L.J. (27) 212, 780, P.L. (7) 201, 382. 1903 : L.J. (28) 126, 623, P.L. (8) 162, 384. 1904 : L.J. (29) 147, 547, P.L. (9) 177. 507. 1905 : L.J. (30) 234, 816, P.L. (10) 131. 235. 433- 1906: L.J. (31) 283, 731, P.L. (11) 335, 466. 1907: L.J. (32) 174, 458. P.L. (12) 322. 1908 : L.J. (33) 160, 367, P.L. (13) 139, 321, N.Y.L. (I) 148. 1909: L.J. (34) 323, 453, P.L. (14) 323 A 142 CLEVELAND SUMMER SCHOOL 1898 L.J. (2^) 158, 677, P.L. (3) 384. 1900 : L.J. (25) 297, P.L. (5) 209, 254 A 143 COLORADO STATE NORMAL SCHOOL 1899 L.J. (24) 71 A 144 COLUMBIA COLLEGE (WASHINGTON) LIBRARY SCHOOL Historical 1883 Dewey (M.) School of Library Economy, L.J. (8) 285-291 A.L.A. Committee's Report, L.J. (8) 293 1884 Dewey (M.) School of Library Economy at Columbia College, L.J. (9) 1 17-120 1887 Plummer (M. W.) Columbia Collei^a' Librarv School from a student's standpoint, L.J. (12) 363-4 School Course 1887 L.J. (12) 4, 78, i6b. 1S8S : L.J. (13) 17, 96, 276, 346. 1S89 : L.J. (14) 4. 1897: P.L. (2) 467. 1899: L.J. (24) 165, P.L. (4) 251. 1904: L.J. (29) 86, 548, P.L. (9) 241, 462. 1905 : P.L. (10) 18S A 145 DREXEL INSTITUTE (PHILADELPHIA) LIBRARY CLASS (Organized 1S92) 1892 L.J. (17) 488. 1893: L.J. (iS) 292. 1894: L.J. (19) 234. 1S95: L.J. {20) 247. 1896: L.J. (21) 331, 511, P.L. (i) 151, 24s, 275, 321. 1897 ■■ L.J. (22) 40, 358, P.L. (2) 25, 467. 1898 : L.J. (23) 203, 294, 632, P.L. (3) 177. 261, 357- 1899 •• L.J. (24) 222, 489, 583. P-L. (4) 154. 251, 328, 418. 1900: L.J. (25) 133, 184, 298, 699, 753, P.L. (5) i6, 207, 400, 45Q. 1901 : L.J. (26) 89, 221, 345, 760, 819, P.L. (6) 47, 109, 166, 212, 301, 353, 430, 578, 647. 1902 : L.J. (27) 37, 94, 212, 280, 780, 840, 901, P.L. (7) 32, 75, 12^, 198, 268, 438, 495. 1903 : L.J. (28) 27, 126, 181, 306, 728, 791, P.L. (8) 25, 108, 161. 282. 435, 482. 1904: L.J. (29) 259, 321, 378, 485, 548, 610, P.L. (9) 85, 134, 175. 241, 302, 347, 462, 506. 1905: L.J. (30) 97, 234, 816, 880, 945, P.L. (10) 140, 235, 488. 1906: L.J. (31) 133, 184, 230, 677, 731, P.L. (11) 28, yq, 116, 208, 263, 331, 377. 1007: L.J. (32) 86, 175, 222, 287, 431, 458, 574, P.L. (12) 68, 239, 286, 320. 1908: L.J. (33) 108, 160, 243, 408, P.L. (13) 17, 138, 182, 223, 320, 371 Kroeger (A. B.) Evolution of the curriculum of the Drexel Institute Library School, A.L.A. Bull (2) 210-213 1909 L.J. (34) 25, 69, i-q, 229, 283, 311, 378, 413, 454. P.L. (14) 26. 100. iqr, 268, 320, 350 A 146 FORBES LIBRARY SUMMER SCHOOL 1907 L.J. (32) 175 A 147 ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHOOL, Champaign. 111. (Organized 1803) 1897 L.J. (22) 268, P.L. (2) 467, 506. 1898: L.J. (23) 118, 203, 295, 632, P.L. (3) 18, 55, Q5, 177, 261, 3S4. i8qo : L.J. (24) 31, 72, .121, r66, AMEHIr^^ schools 263, 490, 583, 637, 688, P.L. (4) 36, 114, 154. ;!07, 251, 41S. 458. 1900: L.J. (25) 28, 77, 299, 341, 596, (150, 700, P.L. (5) 16, 62, loi, 174, 207, 253. 400, 459- 1901 : •''•/• (2ti) 31. 15-'. 222, 346, 699. 820, P.L. (6) 301, 431, 507, 578, 647. 1902 : L.J. (27) 37, 334, 7S1, yo2, 1021, P.L. (7) 3^> it>i. iW. 2bH, 381. 1903 : L.J. (28) 28, 183, 253, 307, 623, 731, 792, 847, P.L. (8) 25. 68, 435. 1904: L.J. (29) 88, 259, 379, 485, 613, P.L. (9) 36, 176. 347, 500. 1905: L.J. (30) 40, 165, 487, 883, P.L. (10) 31, 185, 286, 527. 1906: L.J. (31) 35, 134, 677, 732, 784, P.L. (11) 28, 79, 118, 263, 377, 4b6. 1907: L.J. {32) 33, 126, 223, 288, 333' 416, 524, P.L. (12) 25, 68, 103, 239, 286, 321, 407. 1908: L.J. (33) 28, 109, 198, 522, P.L. (13) 103, 371, 431. iqoq: L.J. (34) 180, P.L. (14) 26, 70, 100, 154, 224, 320, 350, 394 A 148 INDIANA LIBRARY SCHOOL, Indianapolis 1902 P.L. (7) 125, 333. 1904: /../. (2c)) 147, 194, P.L. (9) 135. iqo5 : L.J. (30)234,816. lqo6 : /../. (31) 320. 190S : L.J. iy.,) iqo. 2Q2. Kjoq : L.J. (34) 229, 284, 559, P.L. (14) 191, 323, 394 1909 Hadley (C.) Library training in Indiana, P.L. (14) 217 A 149 INDIANA SUMMER SCHOOL 1905 L.J. (30) S17, P.L. (10) 188, 434. 1906: L.J. (31) 133, P.L. (11) 266. Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 11; No 6, 3-4. 1907: L.J. (32) 175, 458, P.L. (12) 323, Lib Occ No 7, 7; No 8, 9; No 9, 4. iqoS : L.J. (33) 27. P.L. (13) 184, Lib Occ No II, I ; No 12, 16. 1909 : L.J. (34) 413, P.L. (14) 194, Lib Occ (2) 71-72. Indiana Library Commission, 5th Biennial Report {1909) 20 A 150 IOWA SUMMER SCHOOL 1901 la Lib O. (i) 1, 19, 36, 52, L.J. (2(1) 152, P.L. (6) ^02. 1902 : la Lib Q. (2) iiT 46, 57, L.J. (27) 336, P.L. (7) 162, 384.' 1003: la Lib Q. (3) 14, 24. 64, L.J. (28) 729, P.L. (8) 385. 1904 : 7a Lib Q. (4) 12, 23. 29' 33. 52, 57. P-J- (9) 478. 1905 : la Lib O. (5) 12, 17, 53, 70, 86, L.J. (30) 298, P.L. (10) 236, 434. 1906: L.J. (31) 231, P.L. (11) 132, 467. 1907: la Lib O. (5) loi, L.J. (32) 175, 459, P.L. (12) 320. 1908: la Lib O. (5) 135, 168, 170, 223, L.J. {i2) 196, 408, P.L. (13) 1S5. 1909: L.J. (34) 312, P.L. (14) i()5, 324 A 151 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY TRAINING CLASS 1892 Kelso (T. L.) Los Angeles Public Library Training Class. U.S. Kept (i) 764-771 Training Course, L.J. (17) 234. 1893: L.J. (iS) 12;. 1894: L.J. (19) 90. 1899 : P.L. (4) 421 A 152 MAINE STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY SCHOOL 1894 L./. (19)268. 1904: L.y. (29) 4S5 A 153 McGILL UNIVERSITY (MONTREAL) SUMMER LIBRARY SCHOOL 1906 L.J. (31) 184, 732, P.L. (II) 133. 1907: /../. (32) 2S7 A 154 MICHIGAN SUMMER LIBRARY SCHOOL 1907 L.J. (32) 332. 1908: L./. (33) itx), 3(17, P.L. (13} 185, 323. 1909: L.J. (34) 71, 413, P.L. (14) 324 A 155 MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHOOL 1900 L.J. (25) 78, 341, P.L. (3) 254, 341. U)oi : L.J. (t>) 432. i()04 : L.J. (29) 259, P.L. (9) 241. 1905: L.J. (30) 363. P.L. (u.) 2S<u Minti P.L.C. Notes (2) 5, (3) I. 190b: L.J. (t,\) 2^1, 7V'. '^/'"" PL.C. Notes (4) 4, (7) I. (8) 2. P.L. (11) 133. ^1907: L.J. (y) 287. Minn P.L.C. Notes (vol. 2) No i. 3. 1908: L.J. {^i,) 197. Minn P.L.C. Notes (vol. 2) No 3, 5 ; No 6, no; No 7, 134. tqoq : L.J. (34) 229, 506, P.L. (14) 195 A 156 MISSOURI UNIVERSITY SUMMER COURSE 1908 L.J. (33) 331, P.L. (13) 323 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A 157 MONTANA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY TRAINING COURSE 1901 L.J. (26) 154 A158 NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL 1S95 -L-/- (-0) ^08. 1901 : P.L. (6) 167. 1907 : Neb Lib BitU No 5, 3 A 159 NEW JERSEY SUMMER LIBRARY SCHOOL 1006 L.J. (31) 184. 1907: L.J. {\2) 2S7. iqo8 : L.J. (33) 197- o-9- iQoq : P.L. (14) 370 A 160 NEW YORK FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY TRAINING CLASS 1895 L.J. (20) 247 A 161 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY SCHOOL (Organized 1887) General 18S7 School of Library Economy at New York, L.J. (12) 166-16S Report of the New York State Library (published annually) 1S90 Cutter (C. A.) Visit of the New York State School to Boston, L.J. (15) 176 1896 Robbins (M. E.) Life at New York State Library School, L.J. (21) 13-14 1901 Handbook of the New York State Library School, including summer course and handwriting, N.Y.S.L. Rept (84) 372-431. 1903: (86) Bulletin No 82 School Register 1896 New York State Library School Register for the first ten years. January, 1887 to December, 1896, including all matriculation students. School Bulletin No 2, N.Y.S.L. Rept (79) 1902 — Register to 1901, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85) Information Regarding School Course 18S0 L.J. (14) 133, 446, 479. 1890 : L.J. (15) 23, 308. 1891 : L.J. (16) 23, 53, 145, 348, Conf No 85. 1892 : L.J. (17) 496. 1893 : L.J. (18) 434. 477- 1894: L.J. (19) 92, 132, 171, 202. 272, 348, 382. 1895: L.J. (20) 91, 176, 207, 281, 355, N.Y.S.L. Rept (78) 16. i8q6 : L.J. (21) 237, 330, 467, 511, P.L. (i) 150, 275, 321, 506, N.Y.S.L. Rept (79) 23, 72. 1897: L.J. (22) 41, 153, 268, 314, 447, 708, 757, P.L. (2) 69, 105, 190, 277, 362, 468, N.Y.S.L. Rept (80) 39. 1898: L.J. (23) 72, 117, 158, 203, 252, 294. 536, 583, 631, 677, P.L. (3) 18, 131, 178, 359. 1899: L.J. (24) 30. 71, 120, 165, 222, 263, 4S9, 536, 583, 637, P.L. (4) 419, N.Y.S.L. Rept (82), Lib School Bull No 6, 270. 1900: L.J. (25) 27. 77. 134. 184, 241. 298, 340, 596, 64(), 609, 753. P.L. (5) 16, 63, loi, 174, 208, 440, N.Y.S.L. Rept (83), Lib School Buhl No 8. 335. 1901 : L.J. (26) 31, 151, 283, 346, 6q8. 760. 819, 883, P.L. (6) 47, loq. 168, 2 12, 431. 579. 647, N.Y.S.L. Rept (84), Lib School Bull. 1902: L.J. (27) 37, 94, 149, 213, 281, 335. 781, qo2, 1021. P.L. (7) 32, 123, 161, 198, 269, 438, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85) Lib School Bull No 11. 1-223. 1903: L.J. (28) 75, 127, 182. 253. 624, 729, 791, 846. P.L. (8) 27, 100. 336, 435, N.Y.S.L. Rept (86), Lib School Bull Nos 15-17. 223-293; No 17, 413-438. iqo4: L.J. (2q) 27. 86, 147, iq4, 322. 378. 548. 611, P.L. (9) 241, 347, 462. N.Y.S.L. Rept (87), Lib School Bull No 18, 441-456. 1905 : L.J. (30) 97, i6t, 298, 3(13. 424, 880, 945, P.L. (10) 186, 188. 488. 528, N. Y.S.L. Rept (88). Lib S\-hool Bull No 23, 142-169. 1906 : L.J. (31) 88, 133. 184, 231, 677, 732, 785. 834. P.L. (11)^28,-80, 121, 379. N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) 30-31. Lib School Bull No 24. 173-191. 1907: L.J. (32) 87, 125, 175, 2^88, 332, 374. 45q, 574, P.L. (12) 25. 241, 287, 407, N.Y.S.L. Rept (90), Lib School Bull No 25. 1908: L.J. (33) 27, 66. 108, i6r, 243. 293. 329, 409, 462. 521, P.L. (13) 139, 320, 372,^432. A'.r.5.L. Rept (91), Lib School Bull No 26. 1909: L.J. (34) 69, 124. 179. 284, 312, 373. 454. 507. 559, PL- (14) 27, 71, loi, iq2, 195, 295, 352, 395, N.Y.S.L. Rept (92), Lib School Bull No 27 A 162 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY SUMMER SCHOOL lSq6 L.J. (21) 239, 330, 419, P.L. (i) 194. i8qq : P.L. (4) 45S. iqoi : P.L. (6) 431. 1903: P.L. (8) 152. 1904: P.L. (9) 463. 1907: P.L. (12) 325, N.Y.L. (i) 16. 47. 81, 117. iqo8: L.J. (33) 161, 244, 329. 1909: P.L. (14) 335 .lMKh'lC'A.\ .s( llOiH S A 163 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL 1898 L.J. (23) 15S, 537, P.L. (3) 293 A 164 PITTSBURG — CARNEGIE LIBRARY TRAINING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN'S LIBRARIANS 1901 L.J. (26) 697. 1902: L.J. (27) 03. 901, P.L. (7) 7:;, 4^8, 495. i9c>: L.J. (28) 27, 181, 252, 790, P.L. (8) 161, 282, 482. 1904: L.J. (29) 27, i4f, 258, 321, 610, P.L. (9) 85. 175, 302. 1905 : L.J. (30) 39, 96, 234, 297, 362, 423, 815, 880, P.L. (10) 31, 140. 235, 287, :;27. 1906: L.J. (31) 34, 88, 133, 183, 230, 784, 833, P.L. (11) 79, 116, 208. 1907: L.J. (32) 33. 86, 125, 174, 287, 414, 458, 524, 573. P.L. (12) 25, 68, 201. 1908: L.J. (33) 159, 243, 520, P.L. (13) 17, 181, 223, 373. 1909: L-J. (34) 69, 124' 179. 283, 378, 505, P.L. (14) 70, 100. 224, 320, 350 A 165 PRATT INSTITUTE (BROOKLYN) LIBRARY SCHOOL (Organized 1890) 1891 L.J. (16) 23a, Conf No 87. 1892 : L.J. (17) 239. 189:; : L.J. (18) 296. 1894: L.J. (19) 234. 1895: L.J. (20) 247. 1896'; L.J. (21) 238. 330, 467. 511. Conf No 97, P.L. (i) 152, 245, 276, 321. 1897: L.J. (22) 42, 153, 267, 358, 757, P.L. (2) 26, 190, 468. 1898 : L.J. (23) 72, 205, 252, 295, 583, 632, P.L. (3) 18, 55, 179, 261. 385. 1899: L.J. (24) 72, 165, 224, 490, P.L. (4) 36, 154, 207, 419, 458. 1900 : L.J. (25) 27, 77. 134. 242, 298, 700, 754, P.L. (5) 16, 63, 102, 174, 209, 254, 400, 460. 1901 : L.J. (2b) 89, 152, 221, 345, 407, 699, 761, 820, P.L. (6) 48, 109, 168, 212, 302, 353, 507, 580, 645. 1902: L.J. (27) 37, 94, 281, 637, 782, P.L. (7) 123, 161, 199, 270, 381, 438, 495. 1903 : L.J. (28) 28, 76. 128, 182, 307, 671, 730, 846, P.L. (S) 27, 109, 161, 282, 436. 1904: L.J. (29) 28, 87, 195, 259, 379, 436, 485. 548, 612, P.L. (9) 36, 85. 176, 242. 347. 462, 507- 1905 : L.J. (30) 39. 164, 235, 425, 817, 945, P.L. (10) 31, 97, 187, 489, 529. 1906: L.J. (31) 88, 134, 232, 283, 734, 785, 834, P.L. (11) 123, 208, 331, 379, 466. 1907: L.J. C32) 88, 126, 222, 460, P.L. (12) 27, 104, 204, 239, 321. 1908: L.J. (33) 66, 109, 19S, 294, 410, 463, P.L. (13) 18, 104, 182, 373, 433. 1909 : L.J. (34) 229, 285, 312, 380, 456, 559, P.L. (14) 154, 192, 269, 321 Plummer (M. \V.) Evolution of the Pratt Institute Library School curriculum, A.L.A. Bull (2) 207-210 A 166 SIMMONS COLLEGE (BOSTON) LIBRARY SCHOOL (Organized 1902) 1902 P.L. (7) 495. 1903: L.J. (28) 624. 791. P.L. (8) 384, 482. 1904: L.J. (29) 148, 379. PL. (9) 177. 1905 : L.J. (30) 298, 946, P.L. (10) 2^s, 287. 1906: L.J. (31) 185, 678, 83;, P.L. (11) 28, 468. 1907: L.J. (32) 288, P.L. (12) 28; 240. 1908: ^L.J. (33) 109, P.L. (13) 54 A 167 SPRINGFIELD (MASS.) CITY LIBRARY TRAINING CLASS 1898 L.J. (2:,) 677, P.L. (4) 420 1901 : P.L. (6) 648 A 168 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHOOL 1905 L.J. (30) 946, P.L. (10) 530. 190b: P.L. (u) 262. J907 : L.J. i:.,2) 223, 576, P.L. (12) 202, 408. 1908: L.J. (33) 2'7, 244, 522, P.L. (13) 19. 1909: L.J. (34) 71, 560, P.L. (14) 27, 71, 154, 396 A 169 WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE 1901 L.J. (26) ^2. iqo2 : P.L. (7) 162. 1905 : L.J. (30) 363. 1906 : L.J. (31) ^3^ A 170 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL 1905 Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, 6-7; No 2, 7-8. 1906: Wa^h L.A. BuH (2) No 2, 8-9. 1909 : L.J. (34) 285, P.L. (14) 277 A 171 WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHOOL. CleveFand (Organized 1902) 3904 L.J. (29) 88, 436. 613. P.L. (9) ^6. 403, 507. 1905 : L.J. (30) 165, 298, 363, 4.26, 818, la Lib O. (5) 44, P.L. (10) uy, 187, 287, 490. 530. 1905 : 1.7. (31) 89, 284, 7357786, 835, P.L. (II) 209," 331, 37c). 1907: L.J. (2,2) 127, 176, 224, 289, 333, 460, 577, P.L. (12) 28, 105, 203, 240, 287. 408. 1908: L.J. (33) 67, 162, 198, 294, 410, 464, P.L. (13) 54, 105, 183, 225, 374, 433. 1909: L.J. (34) 25. 72, 125;, 3S0, 456, 50S, 560, P.L. (14) 71, 102, 155, 321, 352, 396, Ohio Bull (4) No JO, 1-2; No 12, 1-3 76 BUBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A 172 WINONA SCHOOL FOR LIBRARIANS 1903 L.J. (28) 184, P.L. (8) 162. iqo6: L.J. (31) 7S6, P.L. (11) 8r, Lib Occ No 5, 15; No 6, 4. 1907: L.J. (32) 34, 332, P.L. (12) 69, Lib Occ No 8. 9; No 9, 6. 1908: L.J. (33) I'lo, P.L. (13) 105, 1S3, Lib Occ No II, 14 A 173 WISCONSIN— UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SUMMER SCHOOL 1895 L.J. (20) 208. 1896: L.J. (21) 192, 239, 419. 1897: L.J. (22) 268, 447, P.L. (2) 191. 1898: L.J. (23) 513. P.L. (3) 95, 3bo. 1899: L.J. (24) 72, 490, 584. 1900: L.J. (25) 78, P.L. (5) 102, 341. 1901 : L.J. (26) 820. 1902: L.J. (27) 38. 783, 841. P.L. (7) 385. 1903: L.J. (28) 128, 672, P.L. (8) 69, 385. 1904: L.J. (29) 196, 486, P.L. (9) 86. 135. 507. 1905: L.J. (3d) 235, P.L. (10) 97. 189, 289, 435, Wis Lib Bull (i) 3, 56-58. 1906: L.J. (31) 134, 185, 679, 787, P.L. (11) 28, 129, 334, 468, Wis Lib Bull (2) 65. 1907: L.J. (32) 127, 224, 376, 461. 577, P.L. (12) 28, 105, 203, 325, 409, Wis Lib Bull (3). 1908 : J-J- (33) 67, no, 198, Wis Lib Bull (4) 95, 103. 1909 : L.J. (34) 72, iSo A 174 WISCONSIN LIBRARY SCHOOL, Madison 1898 L.J. (23) 158. 1902: L.J. (27) 149. 1906: L.J. (31) 736, 835, P.L. (ii) 210, Wis Lib Bull (2) i, 33, 72, 96. 1907: L.J. (32) 294, Wis Lib Bull (3) I, u, 45. 67, 82, 95.' 1908: L.J. {31,) 464. P.L. (13) 19, 55. 105, 183, 374, Wis Lib Bull (4) 12. 38, 56, 95, 105. 1909 : L.J. (34) 285, 313. 457. 509. 560, P.L. (14) 27, 72, 193, 226, 270, 322, 353. 396 1909 Wisconsin Library School Notes, Wis Lib Bull (5) 9-10, 55-59, 88, 103 Hazeltine (M. E.) Methods of trainint;: in one Library School, Wis Lib Bull (5) 49-54, 253-256 A 175 WYOMING UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL 1906 L.J. (31) 232 LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS A 176 CANADA— ONTARIO 1901 Hardy (E. A.) Outline prog-ramme of the work of the Ontario Library .Association, P.L. (6) 415-18 1902 Second Annual Meeting^, Ontario Library Association, P.L. (7) 201-3. 1903 : Third, L.J. (28) 243-44. 1904 : Fourth, P.L. (9) 233-35. 1905 : Fifth, L.J. (30) 347-48. 1906: Sixth. 1907: Seventh, L.J. (32) 2I2--I3. 1908: Eighth, L.J. (33) 185-186, P.L. (13) 226, 228. 190Q : Ninth, L.J. (34) 119-120, 220-221, 554, P.L. (14) 98. 182-183 A 177 CANADA— ABERDEEN 1904 Whitley (C F.) The Aberdeen .Association, P.L. (9) 204-5 ASSOCIATIONS— GREAT BRITAIN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM (Organized 5th October, 1877) A 178 HISTORICAL 1878 Library .Association of the United Kingdom : Transactions and pro- ceedings of the Annual Meetini^s, 1878-1894 1898 Wright (W. H. K.) Library Association, 1877-1897, a retrospect, L. (10) 197-207, 245-252 A 179 CONSTITUTION AND BYELAWS 1877 Constitution of the Library Association, L.J. (2) 282-285 i88i Constitution of the Library Association, as amended, L.A. Trans (4) 81-84, L.J. (6) 318-319 1908 Dent (R. K.) Amendment of Bye Law as to Meetings and discussion of contentious business, L.A.R. (10) 579-584 1909 Library Association Bye Laws, L.A.R. (11) 537-543, 557-560 A 180 CHARTER 1898 Dyer (B. L.) Technical training and a Royal Charter for Librarians, L.A. (i) 28-29 1899 L.A.R. (i) 52-53, 123, 479, L. Yr-Bk 9-20 ENGLISH ASSOCIATIONS A 181 AIMS AND PURPOSES 1883 Teddt:*!- (H. R.) and E. C. Thomas. Library Association of the United King-dom : Hdbk and prospectus, L.J. (8) 336 1886 Yates (J.) Progress of the Library Association, L.J. (11) 368 i88q Christie (Mr. Chancellor) Work and aims of the Library Association, I- (i) 353-366 1899 Campbell (F".) Past and future papers of the Library .\ssociation : our aims and objects, L.A.R. (i) 4-15 1900-01 Roberts (H. D.) Educational work of the L..\. Grceiiifood's Vr-Bk 57-60 1907 Pollard (A. W.> Library Association and its branches, /,. (N.S.) (8) 316-320 1908 Literary Yr-Bk, 670-671 1909 Thorne (\V. B.) The next step, L.A.R. (u) 469-470 Peddie (R. A.) Some possible bibliographical activities of the Library Association, L..4.i?. (11) 187-193 Peplow (F. J.) Some tentative proposals for the compilation of a catalogue of best books, T..A.K. (11) 222-228, Discussion 245-24C) A 182 COUNCIL 5ft' Library Association Yr-Bk: Library, and Library A ■.^■u-i,itloi> Record A 183 COMMITTEES 1895 Library Association Yr-Bk. from 1895 to date 1908 L.A.R. (10) 687-688 Work of the Catalogue Rules Committee, L.A.R. (10) 5S9-590 Work of the Education Committee, L.A.R. (10) 590-593 Work of the Legislation Committee, L.A.R. (10) 596-598 1909 Work of the Education Committee, L.A.R. (11) 524 W'ork of the Book Production Committee, L.A.R. (11) 527-533, 550, 557 A 184 TREASURER'S REPORT See Library, .and Library Assmiation Record A 185 OFFICERS 1895 Library Association Yr-Bk, from 1S95 to date A 186 MEMBERSHIP AND MEETINGS 1895 Library Association Yr-Bk, from 1895 to date 1908 Aldred (T.) Monthly meetings, L.A.R. (10) 6-S Bond (H.) Monthly meetings in London, L.A.R. (10) 376-377 Library Association membership, L.A.R. (10) 251-252 A 187 BRANCHES AND AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS OF THE L.A.U.K.— GENERAL 1899 Branch and affiliated .Associations of the Library .\ssociation, L.A. Yr-Bk. 1899 and subsequent issues Baker (E. A.) Local Library Associations. L.W. (2) 148-150 1901 District .Associations, L.W. (4) 29-31 Pollard (A. W.) Library .Association and its Branches, L. (N.S.) (S> 316-329 1907 McKnight (I-:.) and E. A. Savage. How the Branch Associations may help the Library .Association, L.A.R. (9) 109-iig, Discussion 190S Hopwood (H. V.) Branches, L.A.R. (10) 74-75 L.A. Branches, Lit Yr-Bk 671 Hopwood (H. V.) Capitation grant again, L.A.R. (ro) 63O McKnight {K.) Provincial view, L.A.R. (10) 636-637 Baker (E. A.) \\'anted— Real branch associations, L.A.R. (10) 638-639 190C) L..A. Council's Recommendations on registration and on branches. L.A.R. (11) 36yibb Librarv .Association's Bje-Laws, L.A.R. (11) 543-54<t For Pioposed .Affiliation of the Library .Assistants' .Associaiiun uiili the Library .Association of the United Kingdom, see A 203 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY BRANCH ASSOCIATIONS— SPECIAL A 188 BIRMINGHAM AND DISTRICT LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded 1S95) 1895 Meetings, L. (7) 382, 416. 1896: L. (8) 280, 319, 508. 1897: L. (9) 173, 326. 1898: L. (10) 160, L.W. (i) 29, 66. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 202, 203, 269, 544, 669, 675, 751, L.W. (i) 211, (2) 54, 136, 278, 339. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 231, 283, 342, 452, 569, 673, L.W. (3) 54, 305, 32S. 1901 : L.A.R. (3) 281, 335, 506, 589, L.W. (4) 55. 1902 : L.A.R 4) 93, 315, 560, L.W. (4) 304. 1903 : L.A.R. (5) 157, 211, ^gs^L.W. (5) 249, (6) 26, 310. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 166, 510. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 304, 609, 619, L.W. (7) 227, 343. 1906 : L.A.R. (8) 533-4. 10,07 : L.A.R. (9) 41, 348, 407, 695, 704, L.W. (10) 17. 1908: L.A.R. (10), L.W. (10) 267, 427, 617 A 189 BRISTOL AND WESTERN DISTRICT BRANCH OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded 1903) 1903 Proposed formation, L.A.R. (5) 285 Meetings, L.A.R. (5) 325, 593, L.W. (6) 90. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 62, iii, 268, 279, 507, 532, L.W. (6) 229, 311, (7) 138. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 151, 247, 303, 365, 609, L.W. (7) 309. 1906: L.A.R. (8) 534. 1907: L.A.R. (9)' 41, 349. 694, L.W. (q) 257, (10) 222. 1908: L.A.R. (10) 64, 195, 618-619 A 190 LIBRARIANS OF THE MERSEY DISTRICT (Founded 1887) 1888 Meetings, L.C. (5) 57, 136. 1889: L. (i) 112. 1890: L. (2) 30, 165, 272, 440. 1891 : L. (3) 204. 276, 469. 1893 : L. (5) 341. 1894 : L. (6) 255. 1895 : L. (7) 290. i8q6 : L. (8) 188. 320, 570. 1897 : L. (9) 171. 1898: L.W. (i) 30. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 268, 480, 811, L.W. (i) 209, 263, (2) 278. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 130, 232, 341, 357-71. L.W. (3) 28. 1902: L.A.R. (4) 363. 1903: L.A.R. (5) 258, 270, 385, L.W. (5)336,(6)51. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 168 A 191 NORTH MIDLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded 1890) 1891 Meetings, L. (3) 25, 69, 118, 205. 305, 421. i8q2 : L. (4) 162. 1S93 : L- (5) 171, 340 1894 Radford (J. T.) Sketch of the North Midland Library Association, 1S90- 1893, L. (6) 145-146 Meetings, L. (6) 33, 256, 414. 1895: L. (7) 155, 231, 382. 1896: L. (8) 233, 278, 298, 507. 1897 : L. (9) 389. 1898 : L. (10) 346, 366. L.W. (i) 29, 81. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 55, 203, 419, 668, 669, L.W. (i) 129, (2) 337. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 233, 343, 398, 615, L.W. (3) 109. 1901 : L.A.R. (3) 180, 281, 384. 505, 589, L.W. (4) 138. 1902 : L.A.R. (4) 242, 315, 390, 569, L.W. (4) 224. 1903: L.A.R. (5) 157, 536. 595, L.W. (5) 336, (6) 144- 1904: L.A.R. (6) 62, 167, 509, 572, L.W. (7) 139. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 253, 510, L.W. (7) 309. 1906: L.A.R. (8) 532-3. 539-40. L.W. (9) 138. 1907: L.A.R. (9) 43, 159, 351, 696, L.W. (9) 422, 460, (10) 187. 1908: L.A.R. (10) 67, iq5, 520, 619-620, L.W. (11) 191, 321, 401. 1909: L.A.R. (11) 553-554. L.W. (12) 189-190 A 192 NORTHWESTERN BRANCH OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded 1896) 1896 Meetings, L. (8) 377. 1897 : L. {9) 200, 387. 1898 : L. (10) 356, 364, L.W. (i) 29. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 266, 418, 4Tq. 668, 751, 808, L.W. (2) 280. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 61, 283, 341, 501, 567, 617, L.W. (3) 19. 1903: L.A.R. is) 294, 325, 535. 5q4. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 268, 358, 507, 637. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 365-374- 1906: L.A.R. (8) 348-350. 615-16. 1907: L.A.R. (9) 43, 155, 284, 348, 407, 625, 692, 700, L.W. (9) 338, (10) 184. 1908: L.A.R. (10) 132, 245, 355, 616. 627, L.W. (10) 303, 347. 381. (11) 138, 155. 237-239. 27q, 356. 372 Savage (E. A.) L.A. Refusal to increase the capitation grant to the North-Westcrn Branch, L.A.R. (10) 528-529 A 193 NORTHERN COUNTIES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded 1899) 1899 Meetings, L.W. (i) 209, (2) 133. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 502, 617. 190 1 : L.A.R. (3) 384, 551, 590, L.W. (3) 56, 106. iqo2 : L.A.R. (4) 94, 475, 561, L.W. (4) 193, 209. 221, 304, (5) 54, 108. 1903: L.A.R. (5) 55. 538, 594. L.W. (5) 250, 276, (6) 89, 170. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 113, ENGLISH ASSOCIATIONS -^ i66, 219, 368, L.W. (6) 228, 259, 307, (7) 54, 109. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 44, 251, 422, 443, L.W. (7) 193, 252. 307. 1906: L.A.R. (8) 267, 475, 697, 703, L.W. (9) 64, i3q. 1007: L.A.R. (9) 350-352, 531, 540, L.W. (9) 422, (10) 221. 1908: L..i.R. (10) 248, 414, 469, b2o, L.W. (10) 387, (11) 69, 153, 249, 375, 422. L.W. (12) 38, 117, 234 A 194 SOCIETY OF PUBLIC LIBRARIANS, LONDON (Founded 1895) 1898 Meetings, L.W. (1) 13. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 127, 204, 270, 350, 420, 813, L.W. (i) 152, 183, 208, 239, 263. (2) 200, 224, 278, 338. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 67, 130, 234, 284, 344, 397, 674, L.W. (3) 28^19^. 253, 277, 306. 1901 : L.A.R. (3) 132, 229, 282, 591, L.W. (4) 167, 193. 1902 : L.A.R. (4) 94. 243, 570, 632, L.W. (4) 252, 279, 304, (5)^39, 168. 1903: L.A.R. (5) 5b. 158, 257, 294, 384, 5qb. 645. L.ir..(5) 250. 276, 334, (6) 51, 144. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 6b. iQ()7 : L.A.R. (9) 269, L.W. (9) 262 A 194=1 MEDICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF ENGLAND (Founded 1909) 1909 First annual meeting- at Belfast, I..]. (34) 107, 437, L.A.R. (11) 463-464 A 195 IRISH RURAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION (Founded 1904^ 1904 Formation, L.A.R. (6) 214 Meetings, L.A.R. (6) 318-319 _ Rules, etc., see Memorandum issued by the Association A 196 PUBLIC LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION (IRELAND) (Founded 1905) 1905 Dixon (H.) Objects of Cumann na Leabharlann, An Leah (i) 1-4 Proceeding-s of Cumann na Leabharlann : Constitution and Rules, An Leah (i) 73-76, 189-191. 190b: .4i/ Leah (2) 94-102 List of Members, An Leah (2) 105-107 1907 Meetings, L.W. (10) 222, An Leah (2) 191-195 List of Members, An Leah (2) 204-208 A 197 SCOTTISH LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 190S Formation of the Scottish Library Association, L.W. (11) 239, 402, 476 lOCK) Craigie (J.) Constitution, rules, regulations, etc., L.A.R. (11) 19-22, 339-341, L.}. (34) 61, 407 A 198 THE PSEUDONYMS (Founded 1S9S) i8c»o Meetings, L.W. (i) 130, 155, 184, 211, 239, (2) 20, 51, 200, 224, 253, 286, 307. 1900: L.W. (3) 55, 192-196, 251, 306, 331. 190 1 : L.W. (4) 109, 139, 193. 1902: L.W. (4) 223, 252, 279. 306, 333, (5) no, 167. 1903: L.W. (5) 195, 248, 276. 1904: L.ir. (6) 286, 311, 341, (7) 26. no. 1905: L.W. (7) 195, 281. 1906: L.W. (9) 215. 1907: L.W. (9) 263, 343, 4b3, (10) 20, 222. IQ08 : L.W. (10) 311, 390 A 199 LIBRARY SCHOOLS— ENGLAND 1892 Ogle (J. J.) Summer School of Library science, L. (4) 319-323 1895 Library Association Summer School for Librarianship, L..4. Yr-Bk 29-33 189S Doubleday (W. E.) Library Association Summer School, L. (8) 207-212 James (M. S. R.) Assistants' Associations and Clubs for self improvement, ■ L.J. (23) Conf No 136 1902 Library .Association Classes: an editorial, L..4. (3) 68-69, 95-96, iio-iri 1908 Anderton (B.) Summer schools and provincial Librarv Assistants, L.A.R. (10) 378-380 Baker (E. A.) Possibility of a Library School, L.A.R. (10) 531 1909 Savage (E. A.) The Summer School, L..i.R. (11) 4-5 Baker (E. A.) Reply to above, L.A.R. (11) 5 Ostler (W. H.) Public Library and Education Committee, L.A.R. (11) 376-377, Discussion 378 A 199 1 SPECIAL— LIVERPOOL 1909 Classes for Library Assistants in the Liverpool district, L.A.R. (11) 606 A 199=2 MANCHESTER 1909 Classes for Library Assistants at Manchester, L.W. (12) 191-192 8o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A 199 3 WIGAN 1909 Classes for Library Assistants at Wigan, L. 11'. (12) 192 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION (Founded 1895) A 200 HISTORICAL 1900 Dyer (B. L.) How best to increase the usefulness of the L.A.A. (Prize Essay), L.A. (2) 155-158 1900-01 Chambers (W. G.) Library Assistants' Association, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 61-64 1906 Roebuck (G. E.) Library Assistants' Association : a statement of its use and objects, L.A. (5) 170-173 A201 CONSTITUTION 1899 Special general meeting to amend rules, L.A. (i) iS-j-iSj Rules of the L.A.A. L.A. (1) v 1900 Revision of rules, L.A. (2) 150-151. 1908: L.A. (6) 169-170 A 202 ANNUAL MEETINGS 1898 Third Annual Meeting, L.A. (i) 69-74. 1899 • Fourth, L.A. (1) 232-235. 1900 : Fifth, L.A. (2) 103-108. 1901 : Sixth. L.A. (2) 260-263. 1902 : Seventh, L.A. (3) 93, 114-125. 1903: Eighth, L.A. (3) 261-272. 1904: Ninth, L.A. (4) 118-128. 1905: Tenth, L.A. (4) 282-290. 1906: Eleventh, L.A. (5) 120-134. 1907: Twelfth, L.A. (5) 295-308. 1908: Thirteenth, L.A. (6) 140-154. 1909: Fourteenth, L.A. (6) 350-367 A 203 PROPOSED AFFILIATION WITH THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM 1904 Sayers (VV. C. B.) Is affiliation with the Library Association desirable? L.A. (4) 216- 1906 Proposed affiliation with the Library Association, L.A. (5) 55-56 Sayers (VV. C. B.) Argument for affiliation, L.A. (5) 68-71, 77^78 Roebuck (G. E.) Argument against affiliation, L.A. (5) 71-79 1907 Amalgamation of the L.A.A. and L.A., Lit Yr-Bk, 589-590 A 204 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION— BRANCHES, GENERAL 1898 Proposed formation of branches, L.A. (i) 28, 101, 110 SPECIAL A 205 NEWCASTLE BRANCH OF L.A.A. 1899 Meeting of Newcastle Branch, L.A. (2) 48 A 206 MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION 1907 Proposed formation, L.W. (10) 1S5 1908 Meetings, L.W. (11) 154 A 207 NORTHEASTERN BRANCH 1908 North Eastern Branch of L.A.x'\., L..-1. (b) 124-125, 129-1^,0. 165-167 Report of Delegate, L.A. (6) 181-1S3 Meetings, L.A. (6) 124-5, 181-2, 225, 275, 346, 401-404. 1909 : L..4. (7) 35-37. J-- "''• (") 154. 193. 321, 4"'- (12) 119, 191, L.A.R. (u) 202, 380, 555 A 208 NORTHWESTERN BRANCH 1899 North Western Branch of L.A.A., L.A. (1) 162, 183. U)6, 213, 225, 236. 1900: L.A. (2) 37, 51, 174. j()<)i : L.A. (3) 9, 14, 16, 32-1,1,. igo2i L.A. (3) 42-43, 67, 80, 94, 132, 158, 180, 205. 1903: L.A. (3) 217, 231, 238, 270-72, 275, (4) 2, 9. 1904 : L.A. (4) 42 1904 Dissolution of the North Western Branch, L.A. (4) 66-67 A 209 NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURH-AM BRANCH 1905 Northumberland and Durham Branch of L.A. .A., L..A. (5) 26, 108 ENGLISH ASSOCIATIONS Sj A 210 YORKSHIRE BRANCH iQob Yorkshire Branch of L.A.A., L..1. (5) 1^3. 1907: L.A. (5) 313, jig, 243, 250, 277, 282. 315. iqoS : L.A. (5) iS, 30, 60-61, 63, 65, Qcvgi, III, 130, 138-9, 148, 171, 301, :^22. 1909: /„.!. (7) 21, L. II". (11) 35() A 211 SOUTH WALES BRANCH 1905 Meetings of South Wales Branch of L.A., L.A. (h) <j2, 106-ioq, 123-124, 138, 167-168, 209, 225, 22S, 238, 277, 301, 321, 385. 1909: L.A. (7) 37 A 212 IRELAND 1908 Irish Branch of the L.A.A. : Inaugural address bv G. H. Elliot, President, L.A. (6) 18, 28-30 Meetings, L.A. (6) 44-45, 02, 91-92, 105, 124, 148, 168, 256, 274, 384 A 213 DENMARK— LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS OF DENMARK 1906 Library Associations in Denmark, L.J. (31) 274-5 A 214 FRANCE— LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS OF FRANCE 1876 Cutter (C. A.) Franklin Society of Paris, L.J. (1) 3-5 — Library Associations in France. L.J. (i) 389-91 1906 Proposed Association of French Libraries, L.J. (31) 173-74 Library Associations in France, L.J. (31) 274-75 (\-)nstitution and rul(>s, fJt Yr-Bk (1907) 585-58b A 214=1 GERMANY— SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE AT BERLIN 1902 Doctor Hottinger's Library School for women in Berlin, L.J. (27) 84-85 A 215 SWEDEN— SUMMER SCHOOL AT STOCKHOLM 1908 Strohm (A.) First European Summer .School in Library science, L.J. (^;i) 504-505 A 215=1 ITALY— LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF ITALY 1888 Plummer (M. W.) National CiMigrLss for ihr promotion of popular Libraries in Italy, L.J. (33) 403 A 216 AUSTRALASIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded iS.jb) 1896 Library Association of Australasia, L.J. (26) 275-276 1898 Meetings, L.W. (1) 16, 102-107. 1899: L. Tl'. (2) 50. iqoo : L.A.K. (2) 502-3. L.W. (3) 53, 163-166, 175-1S3. 1901 : L.A.R. (3) 282. L. of Austral Proc. 1902 : L.A.R. (4) 71, L. IF. (4) 304 A 217 CONFERENCES— GENERAL 1891 Meyer (Oscar) German view of Library conventions and Library examinations, L.J. (16) 213-214 1903 Lord (I. E.) On the purpose of Library meetings, L.J. (20) 764-765 1908 Lee (G. W.) Suggestions for the A. L.A. Convention, P.L. (13) 305-306 CONFERENCES— SPECIAL A 218 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCES 1876 First: Philadelphia, L.J. (1)92-145 Barton (E.M.) First Conference of Librarians, L.J. (11) 217-219, 366 1877 Second : New York City, L.J. (i) 393, 396. 428-9, (2) 14, 16-40 1878 Not held, L.J. (3) 222 1879 Third: Boston, L.J. (4) 13, 50, 84-5. 121, 153, -'-'3-->'o 1880 Not held, L.J. (5) 140, 169, 209, 249 1881 Fourth : Washington, Baltimore. L.J. (5) 303-306, (6) 2-^, 6:^ 1882 Fifth : Cincinnati, L.J. (6) 24. 123-208 1883 Sixth : Buffalo (N.Y.), L.J. (8) 71, 104. 163, 255-306 Sutton (C. W.) American Librarians in Congress. J..C. (i) 39-4-. 163-306 1884 Not held. Toronto, L.J. (9) 5, 39. 47, 69, 84, 115, 116 1885 Seventh: Lake George (N.Y.), L.J. (10) 71, 99. '-.^ '47- '7-- i*>5. -05. 369. (11) 36 Nelson (G. A.) Poem on the Lake George Conference, L.J. (10) 380 82 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 1886 Eighth: Milwaukee, L.J. (10) ^,93, (11) 131, 144, 168, 179, 199, 340, 4b^, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 15-19. 93-95 1887 Ninth: Thousand Islands (N.Y.), L.J. (12) 216, 247, 248, 2S0, 306. 311, 423. 457. 503. -L.A^ (U.S.) (2) 54-63, 123-146 1888 Tenth: Catskill Mountains (N.Y.), L.J. (12) 503, 515, (13) 69, 217, 256, 275. 307-327 1889 Eleventh: St. Louis, L.J. (13) bS, 69, 132, 183, 279, 346, (14) 3, 75, 91, 108. 131, 147, 266, 297, 303. 458, 464, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 474-48^ 1890 Twelfth: Fabyans (White Mountains), L.J. (14) 304, (15) 182, 195, 210, 227, 238, 259, 272, Conf No 1-306 1891 Thirteenth: San Francisco, L./.' (16) 15, 142, 179, 245, 263, 279, 295. 310, 327. 334. Conf No 1-154, (17) 192-194 1892 Fourteenth: Lakewood, Baltimore, \\'ashington, L.J. (17) 3, 96, no, 127, 184, 191, Conf No 1 Dewey (M.) Impressions of the Fourteenth Annual Conference, L.J. (17) 56-57 1893 Fifteenth: Chicago, L.J. (17) i<)i, (iS) 41, Abstracts of papers, etc., 2o<)- 264, Conf No 1-96 Norrenberg (C.) Congress and the Conferences of Libraries in Chicago, U.S. Rept (1892-93)' 575-583 1S94 Sixteenth : Lake Placid (N.Y.), L.J. (19) 171, 201, 234, 268, 287, 325, 34.1, Conf No 1-190 1895 Seventeenth : Denver and Colorado Springs, L.J. (20) 89, 206, 233, 245. 301, 311, Conf No 1-103 1896 Eighteenth: Cleveland, L.J. (20) 388, (21) 3, 231, 263, 279, 315, 32S, 355, 371- 395. 41O' 439, 455, 501. Conf No 1-171, P.L. (i) 175-179, 218-222 1897 Nineteenth: Philadelphia, L.J. (22) 3, 22, 145, 243, 257, 291, 305, 33.*, 350, Conf No 1-194, P.L. (2) 136-7, 184-6, 353-5, 387-99 1898 Twentieth : Lakewood-on-Chautauqua, L.J. (23) 283-94, Conf No 1-197, P.L. (3) 218-19, 294-319 1S99 Twenty-first: Atlanta, Ga., L.J. (24) 207-215, Conf No 1-170, P.L. (4) 65, 252-292 1900 Twentv-second : Montreal, Canada, L.J. (25) 271, 285-294, Conf No i-iS'*, p.l: is) 267-305 1901 Twentv-third : Waukesha, Wisconsin, L.J. (26) 315-16, 375-6, 39M-402, Conf No 1-218, P.L. (6) 459-495 1902 Twenty-fourth : Boston and Magnolia, Mass., L.J. (27) 243, Conf No 1-268, P.L. (7) 287-344 1903 Twenty-fifth : Niagara Falls, L.J. (28) 215-16, 275-6, Conf No 1-242, L. (N.S.) (4) 424-31, P.L. (8) 345-70 Doubledav (W. E.) American Librarv Association Conference at Niagara Falls, L. (N.S.) (4) 424-431 1904 Twenty-sixth : St. Louis, L.J. (29) 575-6, 598-602, Conf No 1-270, P.L. (0) 448-54 1905 Twentv-seventh : Portland, Ore., L.J. (30) 391, 415-20, Conf No 1-252, P.L.' (10) 406-17 1906 Twenty-eighth: Narragansett Pier, R.I., L.J. (31) 301-2, 653-4, Conf No 1-304, P.L. (11) 443-52 IQ07 Twenty-ninth: Asheville, N.C., A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No, Vt Lib Bull (2) No 2, 1-4, L.J. (32) 26, 75, 120, 169, 214, 245-7, 266-282, P.L. (12) 1908 Thirtieth: Lake Minnetonka, Minn., A.L.A. Bull (i) No i, 3, (2) 20-35, 114-433, L.J. (33J I, 41, 12 r, ib9. 255. 279-288 1909 Thirty-first: Bretton Woods, N.H., A.L.A. Bull (3) No 3. L.J. (34) 63, 172-174, 224-225, 273-277, 334-362, Library Work (3) i^' P-^- (14) 7-. 223-224, 265, 304-312, Wis Lib Bull (5) 24 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION A 219 PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES 1876 Wallace (J. W.) Librarians in the L'nited States, L.J. (1) 92-95 1877 Winsor, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (2) 5-7, 99-119 1878 No Conference 1879 Winsor, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (4) 223-225 1880 No address 1881 Winsof, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (6) 63-64 1882 Winsor, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (7) 123-124 1883 Winsor, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (8) 163-165 CONFERENCES , , m\ 83 1884 No address 1885 Poole, W. F., Librarian, Chicago Public Library, Vice-President, L.J. (10) 295- 1886 Poole, W. F., Librarian, Chicago Public Library, L.J. (11) 199-204 1887 Poole, W. F., Librarian, Newberry Library, Chicago, L.J. (12) 311-320 1888 Cutter, C. A., Librarian, Boston Athenaeum, L.J. (13) 307- 1889 Cutter, C. A., Librarian, Boston Athenaeum, L.J. (14) 147-154 1890 Crunden, F. M., Librarian of the St. Louis Public Library, L.J. (15) Conf No 1-5 1891 Green, S. S., Librarian of the Free Public Library, Worcester, Massachusetts, L.J. (16) Conf No 1-9 1892 Fletcher, W. L, Librarian of Amherst College, L.J. (17) Conf No 1-6 1893 No address 1894 Larned, J. N., Superintendent of the Buffalo Library, L.J. (19) Conf No 1-4 1895 Utley, H. M., Librarian of the Detroit Public Library. L.J. (20) Conf No 1-4 1896 Dana, J. C, Librarian of the Denver Public Library, L.J. (21) Conf No 1-5 1897 Brett, \\'. H., Librarian of the Cleveland Public Library, L.J. (22) Conf No 1-5 1898 Putnam, H., Librarian of the Boston Public Library, L.J. (23) Conf No 1-7 1899 Lane, W. C, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (24) Conf No 1-5 1900 Thwaites, R. G. , Secretary and Superintendent of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, L.J. (25) Conf No 1-7 3901 Carr, H. J., Librarian Scranton (Pa.) Public Library, L.J. (26) Conf No 1-5 1902 Billings, J. S., Director of the New York Public Library. L.J. (27) Conf No 1-9 1903 Hosmer, J. K., Librarian, Minneapolis (Minn.) Public Library, L.J. (28) Conf No 1-8 1904 Crunden, F. M., Librarian of the St. Louis Public Library, L.J. (29) Conf No 1-7 1905 Richardson, E. C, Librarian of Princeton University, L.J. (30) Conf No 1-9 1906 Hill, F. P., Chief Librarian of Brooklyn (N.Y.) Public Library, L.J. (31) Conf No 1-9 1907 Andrews, C. W., Librarian of John Crerar Library, Chicago, A.L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 7-12 1908 Bostwick, E. A., Chief of Circulation Department, New York Public Librar}', A.L.A. Bull (2) 1 14-12 1 1909 Gould (C. H.) Co-ordination, or m*='thods in co-operation, L.J. (34) 33-;;- 340. See also 334 A 220 CONFERENCES OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE LIBRARIANS 1898 First Annual Meeting, L.J. (23) 57, (353, 668-669 1899 Second, L.J. (24) 576, 623-625 1900 Third, L.J. (25) 639, 727, 739-741 1901 Fourth, L.J. (26) 119, 315, 397-39^- 400. 885 1902 Fifth, L.J. (27) Conf No 250-251 1903 Sixth, L.J. (28) 71, 244-245, 608-614, 815 1904 Seventh, L.J. (29) 601-602, Conf No 254-258 1905 Eighth, L.J. (30) Conf No 225-252, 949 1906 Ninth, L.J. (31) 275-276, Conf No 84 1907 Tenth, L.J. (32) 214, 261-263, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 193-230 1908 Eleventh, L.J. (33) 279, 317-319, 509, A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-304 A 221 INTERSTATE LIBRARY CONFERENCES AND JOINT LIBRARY MEETINGS 1898 Interstate Library Conference, L.J. (23) 22, 63-64, 105-107 1900 Joint Library Meeting, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Washington, March, 1900, L.J. (25) 173-177 1909 Interstate Library Meeting, Louisville, Ky., L.J. (34) 409, P.L. (14) 398- 404, Lib Occ (2) 75-76 84 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOSOMY A 222 BI STATE LIBRARY MEETING 1901 Bi-State Library Meeting; at Atlantic City, N.J., L.J. (26) 207-208. 1902 : L.J. (27) 141-142. 1903: /'•/• (2S) 74/177-178. 1904: (29) 168, 184-188. 1905: L.J. (30) 88, 155, 200, 220-222. 1906: L.J. (31) 74, 172-173. 1907: L.J. (32) 24, 75, 102. 165-167. K)oS: L.J. (33) 56, 81, 145. 1909: L.J. (34) 168-171 A 223 NEW YORK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE— LIBRARY WEEK 1900 Library week at Lake Placid, September, L.J. (25) 61S, 644-647. 1901 : L.J. (26) 149, 694-695. 1902 : L.J. (27) 773, 883-S94. 1903 : L.J. (28) 7i9-72(). iqo4 : L.J. (29) iq2, 433-434. 516, 537-541. 1905: L.J. (30) 807-811 1906 Library week at Twilight Park, September, L.J. (^i) 319, 654, 675, 722-72$ 1907 Library week at Stamford, New York, September, L.J. (32) 449-454, AM'.L. (I) 45-47 1908 Library week at Sagamore, Lake George, September, L./. (33) 379, 396- 402 ' 190Q Library week at Lake George, f..J. (54) iiq, 178-182, 407-409, 426, 438- 450, N.Y.L. (2) 37-38 A 224 CONGRESS OF WOMEN LIBRARIANS 1892 Report of Woman's Meeting, L.J. (17) Conf No 89-94 1896 Congress of Women Librarians at .\tlanta Meeting, L.J. (21) 15-16, Conf No 57-5S. 1897 : L.J. (22) 304 A 225 CONFERENCE OF AMERICAN LAW LIBRARIANS 1906 First Annual Conference, L.J. (31) 324. 1907 : Second, A.L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 246-260, L.J. (32) 28-30, 147, 234-276. 1908: Third. A.L.A. Bull (2) 318-322, L.J. (33) 214, 265 CONFERENCES— CANADA A 226 ONTARIO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 1902 Ontario Library Association, March 31-April i, iqo2, L.J. (27) 271-273, 1907 Ontario Library Association, 7th Annual Meeting, L.J. (32) 212-213 A 227 ABERDEEN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 1900 Aberdeen Association, Conference, L.J. (25) Conf No 27-28 CONFERENCES— BRITISH ISLES A 228 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM 1878 First: Oxford, L.A. Trans (i) j_'i-i42, /../. (2) (53-65 1879 Second : Manchester, L.A. Trans (2) 91-42 1880 Third : Edinburgh, L.A. Trans (3) 123-142, L.A.M.N. (i) 73-So 1881 Fourth: London, L.A. Trans (4) 69-80, L.A.M.N. (2) 74-81 1882 Fifth: Cambridge, L.A. Trans (5) 203-225, L.A.M.N. (3) 145-152 1883 Sixth: Liverpool, L.A. Trans (6) 151-178, L.A.M.N. (4) 117-124 1884 Seventh : Dublin, L.A. Trans (7) 133-156, L.C. 1885 Eighth: Plymouth, L.A. Trans (8), L.C. (2) iu5-ioq 1886 Ninth : London. L.C. (3) 149-15-' 1887 Tenth: Birmingham, L.C. (4) 125-12S 1888 Eleventh: Glasgow, L.C. (5) 85-110 1889 Twelfth: London, L. (i) 377-39q 1890 Thirteenth : Re.iding, L. (2) 379-398 1891 Fourteenth : Nottingham, L. (3) 452-465 1892 Fifteenth : Paris, L. (4) 333-343 1893 Sixteenth : Aberdeen, /.. (5) 344-35'' 1894 Seventeenth : Belfast, L. (6) 285-7, 294-300 1895 Eighteenth : Cardiff, L. (7) 331-337 1896 Nineteenth : Buxton, L. (8) 417-427 1897 Twentieth: London, L. (9) 212-229 1898 Twenty-first : Southport, L. (10) 266-277 CONFERENCES 1899 T\vent\ -second : Manchester, L.A.R. (1)619-78 iqoo Twenty-third: Bristol, L.A.R. (2) 515-570, L.W. (3) S5-10,. iqoi Twenty-fourtli : ri\niouth, L.A.R. (3) 450-506, L. (.V..S'.) (j) 413-iy 1902 Twenty-fifth : Birming;ham, L.A.R. (4) 519-570 1903 Twenty-sixth: Leeds, L.A.R. (5) 473-540, /.. {N.S.) (4) 411-23, L. II'. (7) 85-112 1904 Twenty-seventh: Newcastle, L.A.R. (6) 462-514, /,. (.V.5.) (5) 404-iS, L.W. (6) 85-101 1905 Twenty-eiii^hth : Cambridge, L.A.R. (7) 540-610. /,. (.V..S'.) (6) 428-37, L. U . (8) 57-72 1906 Twenty-ninth ; Bradford, L.A.R. (8) 482-540, L. (N..S.) (7) 437-446 1907 Thirtieth: Glas«:ow, L.A.R. (9) 628-707, L. (Af'..S".) (8) 42r-4i6, L.W (in) 121-23, 168-171. L..4. (6) 8-11 190S Thirty-first: Brif^hton, L.A.R. (10) 369-370, 421-422, ^^54-0^', f..W. (11) 12 1-120, L. (.V..S'.) (9) 410-421, L.J. (i,^) 359-301, F.L.\i:,) 3i(.-3iS 190C) Thirty-second: Sheffield, L.A.R. (11) 384-385. 424-425, 508-552, /../. (^) 490-404, L.li'. (12) 171-177 LIBRARY ASSOCI.\TION OF THE UNITED KIMiDO.M A 229 PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES 1877 Jones, J. Winter, Princi})al Librarian of the BriiiNli Miim-uiii. isI hit Coiif 1-2 1878 Xo address 1870 Bai-cer, Alderman T., Chairman of the ALanchotcr Public Librar!i>, L.A. Trans (2) 17-20 i8S() Small, J., Librarian of PMinburgh L'niversity Librarv, L..\. '1 raiis (3) 17-Ji 1881 Russell, John A., ALaster of Gray's Inn Library, L.A. Trans (4) 11-12 1882 Bradshaw, Henry, Librarian of Cambridge l'niversity, L.A. Trans (5) 107-115 1883 Picton, Sir James, F.S.A., Chairman of the Liverpool Public Librarii>. L.A. Trans (6) 11-15 1884 Ingram. J. K., LL.D., Librarian of Trinity College Library, Dublin. L..4. Trans (7) 13-24 1S85 James, Edward, Mayor of Plymouth, L.A. Trans (8) 12-13 1886 Bond, E. A., C.B., LL.D., Principal Librarian of the British Mu>euni, L.C. (4) I- 10 1887 Johnson. Alderman G. J., Chairman of Birmingham Public Librarirs, L.C. (4) 129-135 1888 Dickson, Rev. Professor \V. P., D.D., LL.D., Curator of Glasgow L'niversitv Librarv, L.C. (5) 103-110 1889 Christie, R. C, LL.D., Chancellor of the Diocese of Manchester, L. (i) 353-3^^ 1890 Thompson. .Sir K. Maunde, K.C.B., LL.D., Principal Libr.irian of the British Museum, /.. (2) 365-378 1891 Harrison, Robert, Librarian of the London Library; /,. (3) 353-364 1892 Beljame, .Mexandre, Professor of English Literature-, .Sorho>inc. Pari>, L. (4) 1.893 Garnett, Richard, C.B.. LL.D., keeper of Printed Books. British Muxcuni, L. (5) 241-25M 1894 Dufterin and Ava, Marquess of, K.P., G.C.B., L. (6) 2q5-2c>S 1895 Windsor, Lord, L. (7) 293-299 1896 Rawson, Henry, Chairman of the Manchester Public Libraries. L. (S> 417-420 1897 Tedder, Henry R., F.S.A. , Librarian of the Alhenreum, L. (9) 213-220 1898 Crawford. Earl of, L. (10) 267-269 1899 Southern, .\lderman J. W.. Chairman of the Mancht-sKT Public Librarie.,. L.A.R. (1) 607-618 1900 Fry, Sir E.. D.C.L., LL.D.. F.R.S., L.A.R. (2) 507-513 1901 Fortescue, G. K., Keeper of Printed Books in the British Museum, /,..1./v. (3) 435-449 1902 Dixon, Professor W. Macneile, Litt.D., LL.B. of Birniiiigh.im I niversit\ , L.A.R. (4) 479-491 190", Dixon, Professor W. Macneile LitiD.. LL.B. of Birmin^h.im I niv< r*it\ L.A.R. (5) 431.443 86 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 1904 Hodgkin, Dr. Thomas, D.C.L., Litt.D., L.A.R. (6) 403-415 iqo5 Jenkinson, Dr. Francis, M.A., Cambridge University Librarian, L.A.R. (7) 469-4S1 190b Bailev, Sir William H., Governor of John R3'lands Librarv, Manchester, L.A.R. (8) 461-476 1907 Barrett, F. T., Chief Librarian of Glasgow Libraries. L.A.R. (9) 541-548 1908 Stanford, C. T., M.A., F.S.A., L.A.R. (10) 432-438 1909 Brittain, Alderman W. H., J. P., F.R.G.S., L.A.R. (11) 424-434, 508-509 CONFERENCES A 230 FRANCE 1900 A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris, L.J. (24) 626-7 A.L.A. Exhibit, L.}. (25) 116-18 Harris (J. L.) A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris Exposition, L.J. (25) 282-3, 33i Fairchild (S. C.) American notes, L. (N.S.) (1) 350 A 231 GERMANY 1903 Annual Meeting of German Librarians, L.J. (28) 829 1907 Weitenkampf (F.) Eighth Conference of German Librarians, L.J. (32) 445-6 1905 Conference of German Librarians at Eisenach, L.J. (33) 275-276 Weitenkampf (F.) Ninth Meeting of German Librarians, L.J. (33) 446-447 A 232 ITALY 1898 Conference of Italian Librarians, L.J. (23) 667 1899 Third Annual Conference of Italian Librarians, L.J. (24) 675-6 A 233 SOUTH AFRICA 1904 South African Library Conference, L.J. (29) 368-9, L.W. (16) 338-40 A 234 AUSTRALASIA 1898 Conference of the Australasian Library Association, L.J. (23) 667-8 1900 Library Association of Australasia : Abstract of papers, L. W. (3) 175-183 1902 Library Association of Australasia : Transactions and proceedings of the Third General Meeting, held at Melbourne, April, 1902, 8vo., 128pp., Melbourne A 235 INTERNATIONAL 1877 First Conference of Librarians, London : Transactions 1892 International Conference, Paris, L. (4) 333-343 1893 International Conference of Librarians, Chicago : Transactions, U.S. Rept. 1892-1893 (vol. i) World's Congress Auxiliary of the Columbian Exposition, L.J. (18) 41 Dziatzko (K.) International mutual relations of Libraries, L.J. (18) 465-468 1897 Second International Library Conference, London : Transactions American Library Association and the International Conference of 1897, L. (8) 577-621 Second International Conference, Transactions, L. (9) 285-296 1900 International Congress of Librarians, Paris, August 20-23, L.J. (25) 580- 582 1904 Library Section, St. Louis International Congress of Arts and Science, L.J. (29) 530-532 Library Conference at St. Louis, L. (N.S.) (6) 63-77, L.W. (7) 145-148 1908 Report of Committee on International relations, P.L. (13) 256-257 1909 Hopwood (H. V.) The Brussels Conference in 1910, L.A.R. (11) 94-95, 386-388 A 236 LIBRARY PERIODICALS, AMERICAN— GENERAL 1907 American Library periodicals, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 21-22, (2) 62 A 237 SPECIAL— ORGANS OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION— "LIBRARY JOURNAL" 1876 Library Journal. In progress. Volumes 1-34, 1876-1909, indexed 1885 Cole (G. W.) Good words for the Library Journal, L.J. (10) 404 PERIODICALS 87 1894 Bowker (R. R.) American Librarv Association ;ind llit Library Journal L.J. (19) 191-192 1896 — Library Journal and Library Organization : a twenty vears' retrospect L.J. (21) 5-9 1895 Jones (G. M.) Library periodicals, L.J. (27), Conf No 137-13S 1908 Resignation of the Library Journal as the oiTicial organ of the A L \ P.L. (13) 12 , A 237=1 "BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION" 1907 Bulletin of the American Library Association. In progress. Vols, i and 2 indexed ; vol. 3 partly. 1907-1909 Lane (\V. C.) Object of the Bulletin of the A.T..A., .1.I...1. Bull (i) \o i. 1-2 190S Retrospect and prospect, A.L.A. Btill (2) No i, i A 238 INDEPENDENT ORGANS— " PUBLIC LIBRARIES" 1896 Public Libraries. In progress. \'ols. 1-14, 1896-1909, indexed ** Library Notes Library Notes (United States), edited by Melvil De\ve\ . \"ois. 1-5. i8Sh- 1895, indexed A 239 ORGANS OF AMERICAN STATE AND LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS California — News Notes of California Libraries Indiana — Library Occurrent, Organ of the Indiana Library Commission Iowa — Iowa Library Commission Quarterly, Organ of the Iowa Library Commission Kansas — Kansas Public Librarv Quarterly Minnesota — Minnesota Public Library Commission Notes and New -- Nebraska — Nebraska Library Commission Bulletin New York— New York Libraries Vermont — Vermont Library Commission Bulletin Washington — Washington Library Association Bulletin Wisconsin — Wisconsin Library Association Bulletin A 240 ORGANS OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGI)0>t 1880-83 Library Association Monthly Notes. Four vols., indexed 1884-88 Library Chronicle. Five vols., indexed 1889-98 Library. Ten vols., indexed 1899- Library Association Record. In progress. Vols, i-ii, 1899-1908, indexed Library Association Record : Editorial, L.A.R. (i) 57-58 1907 Shaw (G. T.) How to improve the " Library Association Record " : ;. criticism and a few suggestions, L.A.R. (9) 120-27, Discussion 143-154 1908 — N.W.B. : Free criticism and the L.A.R. (a letter), L.A.R. (10) 206-7 — The Library World and the L.A. Record, L.lf'. (10) 311-312 Latest professional magazine, L.W. (10) 369-370 Views current, L.W. (11) 22-23 1891- Library Association Yr-Bk, 1801-1909. Twelve vols. A 240=1 INDEPENDENT ORGANS 1889- Library (new series). In progress. Vols, i-ii, 1889-1909, indexed 1898- Library World. In progress. Vols, i-ii, 1898-1909, indexed A 241 ORGAN OF THE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION 1898- Library Assistant. In progress. Vols. 1-7, iS()S-i()n(). iiul. \.d 1908 Dyer (B. L.) Occasional notes. L.A. (6) 185 A 242 OTHER ORGANS Irish Library Association 1906-7 An Leabharlann, the Journal of Cumann na Leabharlanii. \'ols. 1-2, I 906- I 907 German 1884 A German Library Journal, L.J. (9) 12-13 Italian 1888 Kephart (H.) A New Library Journal: Revista delii Biblictirhe. L.J. (13) 205-206 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY A 243 LIBRARY EXHIBITS AND LECTURES ON PUBLIC LIBRARY WORK 1S76 Warren (C.) Centennial Library exhibit, L.J. (i) 18-19 1877 Nicholson (E. B.) Exhibition of Librarj^ designs, catalogues and appli- ances, ist hit Conf 241-249 1891 Schwartz (J.) Library exhibit of the Columbian Exposition, L.]. (16) 238-9 1893 Publishers' exhibits at the World's Columbian Exposition, L.]. (18) 262-263 Sharp (C. H.) Some of the Libraries at the Expositi6n, L.J. (18) 284-288 Ambrose (L.) German Library exhibit at the World's Fair, L.J. (18) 499- 503 1897 Exhibition of Library appliances, 2nd Int Conf 255-258 1898 Wyer (J. L) A.L.A. Exhibit at the Chautauqua Conference, L.J. (23) Conf No 184 1S99 A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris, L.J. (24) 626-7 1900 Woodworth (F.) A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris Exposition, L.J. (25) 1 16-19, ^•^• (5) 96-100 Harrison (J. L.) A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris Exposition, L.J. (25) 282-3, 33i« P.L. (5) 326-7 Plummer (M. W.) International Congress of Librarians, L.J. (25) 580-582 Dewey (M.) Traveling A.L.A. Exhibit, P.L. (5) 324 A.L.A. Library Exhibits : Bulletin No 55, Lib School No 8, iV. V.5.L. Rept (83) 1901 Library Exhibits at the Paris-American Exposition, A'.V.S.L. Rept (84) 1904 Falkner (R. P.) Report on the exhibit of the Library of Congress at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Missouri, ill Rept of Libn of Congress (1904) 227-287 •1905 Lantern slide exhibits. Wis Lib Bull (i) 6-7 3906 Illustrative exhibit of Library methods by Calfornia Library Association, Cal News Notes (i) 459-460 Dewey (M.) Library pictures : a plea for collections of lantern slides in Libraries, P.L. (11) lo-ii 1907 Prentiss (M. E.) Illustrative exhibits of Library methods at Annual Meet- ing of the California Library Assocation, Col News Notes (2) 84-86 1908 Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Belgium on work of British Municipal Libraries, L. (N.S.) 9, 223 -- Bibliographical lantern slides, L.A.R. (10) 147-148, 215-217 Jast (L. S.) Lantern lecture on Municipal Public Libraries and their work, L.A.R. (10) 585-586 A 244 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 1876 Some leading subjects connected with Library formation and management, f-J- (i) 399-401 Spofford (A. R.) Library bibliography, U.S. Rept 733-44 1S77 Nicholson (E. R.) Rough list of some leading^ subjects connected with Library formation and management, ist Int Conf 208-211 — • Bibliography of Libraries and Librarianship, ist Int Conf 248-9 1S97 Teggart (F. J.) On the literature of Library history, L.J. (22) Conf No 35-38 1900 A Librarian's Library, L.\i . (2) 320-24 Teggart (F. J.) Librariana : an outline of the literature of libraries, L.J. (25) 223-25, 577-79, 625-29 1901 — Library literature in England and the United States during the 19th century, L.J. (26) 257-61 1902 Library literature— Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk (1902) 66-67 K103 Hulme (E. W^) Librarians aids, L.A.R. (5) 127-132 Series of Library histories : Suggested compilation of a series of contribu- tions to .American Library history, L.J. (28) 239-240 1904 Kettle (B.) Best books of 1903— Bibliography and Library Science, L.A.R. (6) 543-51 Brown (J. D.) Bibliography of Library Science, L.W. (6) 236-45, 265-73 Johnston (W. D.) Suggestions for a Year-Book of Library literature, L.J. (29) Conf No 126-27 1905 Kettle (B.) Best books of 1904— Bibliography and Library Science, L.A.R. (7) <537-39 Josephson (A. G. S.) Some notes on the Bibliography of Library Economy, P.L. (10) 122-23 LIBRARIANS' AIDS Lists of papers communicated to the Annual and Monthly Meetings of the Library Association and printed in its ofHcIal publications from 1877-1007, L.A. Yr-Bk 1S95, 1899, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1907, 1909 1906 Greenwood's Library for Librarians, L.J. (31) 272-273 1907 Axon (\V. E. A.) Thomas Greenwood's Library for Librarians at .NLan- che>ter, L.A.R. (9) 302-306 A 245 LIBRARIANS' LIBRARY 1885 Galbraith (L. \V.) Institute funds and a professional Library, L.J. (10) 15+ 1898 Clarke (E. E.) Library of the Library School : an index of its work, L.J. {23) Conf No 125-127 1890 List of Books for a Librarian's Technical Library, L.A.R. (i) 542 1900 A Librarian's Library, L.W. (2) 320-24 1903 Brown (J. D.) Library of the Library Association, L.A.R. (5) 1S3-7, 23S-9, 313, 630-1 1904 Aids and guides in Library work, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 77 1905 Library for Librarian's use. It Lib C. Bull (i) 15-16, (2) 8 1906 Library Association Library: Rules for the use of the collection, L.A.R. (8) 353-5 Greenwood's Library for Librarians reprinted from (Manchester Quarterly Guide, vol. 9, No'3), L.J. (31) 272-3 Greenwood's Library for Librarians, L.W. (8) 183-4 1907 Hulme (E. \V.) Library of the Library Association, L.A.R. (9) 296-301 Axon (W. E. A.) Thomas Greenwood Library for Librarians at Man- chester, L.A.R. (9) 302-6 1908 Librarian's book shelf, la Lib O. (5) 207 A 246 LIBRARIANS' AIDS 190^ Principal text-books used in the New York State Library School : Bulletin No 82, Library School No 15, 275-277, N.Y.S.L. Rept'(86) 1904 Cataloguers reference books In the New York State Library : Bulletin No 84. Bibliography No 36, N.Y.S.L. Rept (87) Publications of the Iowa Library Commission, la Lib O. (4) 47-4S i<i()^ Library reading course, la Lib Q. (5) 71 Minn P. L.C. Notes (3) 4-5, (5) 5-6 Marvin (C.) Notes for Librarians, Wis Lib Bull (i) 10-13 1906 Minn P. L.C. Notes (7) 11, (8) 5-6. 1907: (9) 9-10, vol. 2, No 4, 8^-86; No 7, 136 1908 Library helps issued by the Publishing Board of the A.L.A., N.Y.L. (i) 147.148 List of books for Librarians, compiled bv L. Smith, of Cincinnati Library, PL. (13) 407 1908 Publications of interest to Librarians, Wis Lib Bull (4) 104-105 go BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY CLASS B — Legislation Bl LEGISLATION— GENERAL 1S93 Utley (H. M.) Government, constitution, bye-laws, and trustees, L.J. (18) 225-227 1900 Eastman (W. R.) Essentials of a good library law, L.J. (25) Conf No 49-51 1905 Comparative Library Law, L. W. (7) 201-7, 232-5 1906 Brown (J. D.) British, Colonial, and American Library legislation, L.W. (8) 201-207 •1907 Fovargue (H. W.) Suggested library legislation for counties, L.A.R. (9) '15-18 LEGISLATION— SPECIAL BY COUNTRIES B2 AMERICA, UNITED STATES— GENERAL 1576 Poole (W. F.) Free Town Libraries, 17.5. Govt Rept 445 1577 — Public Library Government, L.J. (2) 20, 292 — State legislation in the matter of libraries, L.J. (2) 7-12, 20-22 1879 Homes (H. A.) Legislation for public libraries, L.J. (4) 262-267, 300-302 1880 — Chronological list of State Library laws, L.J. (5) 76, 79-80, 109-111 1885 Soule (C. C.) Report on Library legislation, L.J. (10) 276-278 1886 Cutler (M. S.) Official names of Legislative bodies of States of the Union, L.J. (II) 141 1887 — Library act of 1700, L.J. (12) 285 Poole (W. F.) President's address, L.y. (12) 311-320 1888 Dennis (H. J.) Statutory laws; ofiticial lists by States and Territories, L.J. (13) 36, 277 Wallis (L H.) Statutory laws; official lists by States and Territories, L.J. (13) 277 1889 Utley (H. M.) Report on Library legislation (U.S.), L.J. (14) 190-194 1890 Solberg (L) Report on Legislation, January, 1889-June, 1890, L.J. (15) Conf No 50-58 1891 Fletcher (W. L) Best Library legislation, L.J. (16) Conf No 31-34 1895-6 Presnell (H.) Library Legislation in United States, U.S. Govt Rept 523-599 1896 Dana (J, C.) Library law. A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 5 1897 Patten (F. C.) Library legislation, P.L. (2) 3-6 Marvin (C.) History of Library Commissions, L.J. (22) 26 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Report on legislation and state aid, L.J. (23) Conf No 23-24 . . , Haves (R. P.) Librar)' legislation and Library Commissions, L.J. (23) 571-572 1899 Eastman (VV. R.) What can the state do for the Public Library, L.J. (24) 619-620 Brigham (J.) State Librarian's outlook, L.J. (24) Conf No 81-84 Hoagland (M.) Essentials of a good Library law, L.J. (25) 49-51 Discussion on State Library laws by New York Library Club, L.J. (25) 76 1901 Recent Library legislation, L.J. (26) 59-60, 337-338 1902 Yust (W. F.) Library legislation. L.J. (27) 22-24, P-L- (7) 55-57- 1903 : /../. (28) 16-18, P.L. (8) 18-20. 1904 : L.J. (29) 69-72, P.L. (9) 80-84 1904 Report on Public Libraries — Bulletin No 43, Public Libraries No 13, y.Y.S.L. Rept (87) 298-313, 362-367 1905 Yust (W. F.) Library legislation of 1904, L.J. (30) 81, P.L. (10) 72-73, S3-S7 Library legislation — Report on Public Libraries : Bulletin No 45, Public Libraries No 15, 416-423, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) Wynkoop (A.) Libraries— Legislation Bulletin 29h, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88), vol. 2 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in the North-West. L.J. (30) 10-12 Brigham (J.) Synopsis of laws authorizing Library Commissions, P.L. (10) «3-^7 LEGISLATIOS 1906 Wynkoop (A.) Library legislation in 1905— Legislation Bulletin Xo ^j;!. 129.133 ^.y.S.L. Kept (89), vol. 2, L.J. (31) 57-59 Brown (J. D.) Bntib,h, Colonial, and American Library legislation, L.W. (8) 201-207 Whitten (R. H.) Legislative reference lists, 1906— Bulletin in. Legislation 30, 186-187, N.Y.S.L. Kept (89), vol. 2 1907 Wynkoop (A.) Library legislation in 1906, /,./. (32) 70-71 iqoS Library legislation of 1907, AM'.L. (i) 85, L.]. (33) 180 Report of Committee on systematic bibliography of state official legislation, National Association of State Librarians, .1.'L..1. BuU (2) 276, L.j. (33) 509 1909 Recent Library legislation, A.L.A. Bull (3) No 3, P.L. (14) 239 Eastman (W. R.) Library legislation in 1908, L.J. (34) 106 Model Library Commission law, L.J. (34) 360-361 Library legislation in 1908, N.Y.L. (i) 216, P.L. (14) 239 LEGISLATION— UNITED STATES. ARRANGED UNDER STATES B3 ALABAMA 189S Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 28 B4 CALIFORNIA 1905 Ripley (L. VV.) Library conditions in Northern and Central California, ■L./. (30) 7S9-790 1907 Library legislation passed during the last session, Cal News Notes (2) 176- 177 1909 Proposed Library legislation for the present legislature, Cal Neivs Notes (4) i-ii Library laws of the State of California, Cal News Notes (4) 123-143 Ferguson (M. J.) Recent California Library legislation and its significance, Cal News Notes (4) 253-259 Haines (H. E.) Library legislation in California, L.J. (34) 167-16S, 307 B5 CAROLINA, NORTH 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 27 B5 1 CAROLINA, SOUTH 1S87 Library Act of 1700, L.J. ( 12) 285-280 B6 COLORADO 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 32 B61 CONNECTICUT 18S3 Connecticut Library Law, L.J. (8) 26-27 B62 DELAWARE K104 Ridgeley (H.; Explanation of the Library law, Del L.C. Hdbk (1904) 16-21 Synopsis of the Lavir relating to the establishment of Free Public Libraries 'by the School Districts of Delaware, Del L.C. Hdbk (1904) 83-SS Library law> of Delaware, Del L.C. Hdbk (1904) 89-100 B7 GEORGIA 189S Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 27 H.02 Yust (W. F.) Library legislation in Georgia, L.J. (27) 30S B8 ILLINOIS 1S97 Illinois Library legislation, L.J. (22} 27-2S, 106, 214, 310. 189.^: L.J. (23) Conf No 30. 1899: L.J. (24) 114, 124 U)07 Proposed Library legislation for Illinois, P.L. (12) 96-97 1908 Willcox (E. S.) Proposed amendment of Illinois State Library law, P.L. (13) 306 . ^ Ahern (M. E.) Library legislation for Illinois, P.L. (13) 353 1909 New Library laws in Illinois, P.L. (14^ 181, 262-263, 267, 301 r,2 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY B9 INDIANA i8c)7 Library leg^islalion in Indiana, L.J. {22) 106 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 30 1899 Proposed Library legislation for Indiana, L.J. (24) 24-25, 107-108, 159 1901 Indiana Library legislation, L.J. (2b) 227, 275. 1905 : L.J. (30) 170 1909 New Library Bill, Lib Occ (2) 49-50 Indiana Library Law, 5th Biennial Report of Indiana P.L.C. (1909) 88-93 B 10 IOWA 1892 Aldrich (C.) Iowa Library legislation, L.J. (17) 163-164 1894 Wakefield (G. W.) Iowa Library legislation, L.J. (19) 331-333 i8c)8 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (2^,) Conf No 32 i8qc) Iowa Library legislation, L.J. (25) 104 1901 Act to create a Library Commission and promote establishment and efficiency of Free Public Libraries in the State of Iowa and to appropriate money therefor, 7a Lib Comm O (i) 7-8 •1902 Library legislation of the 29th General Assembly, 7a Lib Comm O (2) 37-38 1905 Of importance to Library Trustees, 7a Lib Comm O (5) 84-85 1908 Vote of women on the Library question, 7a Lib Comm O (5) 224 1909 Iowa Library legislation, 7a Lib O (6) 29-30, Lib Occ (2) 40-41 Bll KANSAS 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 32 ■ 1899 Library legislation for Kansas, L.J. (24) 77, 170 .B12 KENTUCKY 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 28 B 13 MAINE 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, 7.-7. (23) Conf No 23 B14 MARYLAND 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. {21,) Conf No 26-27 1902 Maryland Library legislation, L.J. (27) 15b B 14 1 MASSACHUSETTS 187c) Dewey (M.) Massachusetts State Library Bill, L.J. (4) 130 B15 MINNESOTA 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 31 1905 Minnesota Library legislation, Mi)i}i P.L. Comm Notes aud Neivs (2) 4-5. (3) 3-4 Proposed amendment of Minnesota Library laws to permit establishment of county-supported Libraries, Minn L Comm Notes No 2, 4; No 3, 3-4 B 16 MISSOURI 1S99 Library legislation in Missouri, L.J. (24) 77-7S ,B 17 MONTANA -J898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 32 B18 NEBRASKA 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library Legislation in Nebraska, L.J. (23) Conf No 32 1S99 Library legislation in Nebraska, L.J. (24) 78, 126 B19 NEVADA 1898 Harrison fj. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 32 B20 NEW JERSEY 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Report on legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 25-26 1900 Buchanan (H. C.) What New Jersey is doing for Libraries, L.J. (25) 171- 172 B2I NEW YORK 1886 New York Library Acts, L.J. (11) 188, (12) 227 j888 Schv.artz (].) New York Library law, L.J. (13) 279 LEGISLATION 1892 New York State Library law, L.J. (17) ^^5-I(1,S, 44S-450 J898 Library legislation in New York, L.J. {2^) 27S-27C). C^onf No ^3-:?^ 1900 Draft of Library section of proposed New' York Education law, (,./. (25) 9-14 190J New \ ork Library leg^islation, L.J. (27) 2i8-2iq New York Library legislation additional laws, I,. J. (27) S92 B22 NEW YORK, SPECIAL— BROOKLYN 1892 Brooklyn, New York Library law, L.J. (17) ii)7-n)9 B23 NORTHWEST 1905 Smith (C. W.) Library legislation in the North-West, I. .J. (30) Conf No 10-12, Wash L..4. Bull (i) 1-6 B24 OHIO i8()8 Ohio Library Association. Discussion on benefit ol law jx miitiing taxa- tion of county and extension privileges, P.L. (3) 424-425 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (21,) Conf No 29 1901 Library legislation in Ohio, L.J. (2b) 203-204. 1902 : L.J. (27) 158 1903 Galbreath (C. B.) Ohio Library legislation in 1902, L.J. (28) 71-72 1906 — Ohio Library legislation in 1906, Ohio Lib Bull (2) No 7, 1-7 1907 Ohio County Library laws, Ohio Lib Bull (3) 1-33 igo8 Proposed Library legislation, L.J. (33) 507-50S B25 OKLAHOMA i8g8 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (21,) Conf No 2S B26 OREGON 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (21,) Conl No 33 1903 Library legislation in Oregon, L.J, (28) 136, 175 1905 Brigham (J.) Text of the Oregon Library Commission Law, L.J. (30) Conf No 49-50 Brewster (W. L.) Library .conditions in Oregon, L.J. (30) 785-786 ^907 Jsom (M. F.) Library conditions in Oregon, L.J. {^2) 70-71 B27 PENNSYLVANIA 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 26 190 1 Library legislation for Pennyslvania, L.J. (24) 79 1909 New legislation in Pennsylvania, Pcnn Lib Notes (2) 1-3 B271 RHODE ISLAND 1S82 Rhode Island Library legislation, L.J. I7) 228-229 B28 TENNESSEE 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 28 B28I VERMONT 1909 Watson (C. D.) Law of Vermont relating to Free Public Libraries, Vt C Bull (5) No 3, 1-3 B29 WASHINGTON 1901 Library legislation in Washington, L.J. (26) 205 1905 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in Washington, L.J. (30) 787-788 Holgate (J.) .State administration, Wash L.A. Bull (1) No 2, 4-5 BM WISCONSIN 1896 Library legislation, L.J. (21) 187-188 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 30 1901 Library legislation in Wisconsin, L.J. (26) 203-204 1905 Wisconsin Library legislation. Wis Lib Bull (i) 53-54, 7--74 B3I WYOMING 1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation. L.J. {2:^) Conf No :.,2 1902 Yusl (W. k.) Abstract of Wvoming legislation f(ir countv Librari-.s, L.J. (27) 24, r.L. (7) 56 94 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF^LIBRARY^ECONOM^ ,TION-BRITISH ISLANDS-ENGLAND .11 (E B.) Consolidation and amendment of the t^u LA. Trans {2) 21-27, 93 ^ ^_ „ ,,. . -Kr^ries. L.A. Trans U) BsTlEGISLA^IOnIbRITISH ISLANDS-ENG^^^^^^^^^^ ^.^^^^^.^^ 1879 Nicholson (E._B.) Consohdation and amendment ot .SB. ^^l^:V^'^^o.^^o. F.ee Public Lib.anes, o ^^•^"^^' JVrPP T ibraries and Museums Act, L. (2) 341-345 \^ ^!^^{J^h2l^^St^tJi:^^^^^ -, L. ., 30.3.3 ^;;r;o a™nT,he';;ubn?Lib;rrier(E„g.and) ACS. ,8„o. G.«,.u.„»d . Fwbhc Libraries 572-577 « • „ PnKlir T ibraries L.A. Yr-Bk 34-49 ■^^ ?rel -i^ir E7pubr;rL:b?a«!«'Tc.^ot'r8,^r: s.a„ Ub.a., L. ,7) 28-35 ^ . r);ii 5,nd the Public Libraries, L.W. (i) 1S5-187 ,00 MSr (T, London Gove.„.e^, AC. .S,„ as U a.ec.s London Lib.a.e. .0. ga7:;;b<JTvfi.lTo^rKbt'l>fca"HeillsV p.va. ,e,.,a.on, '03 B,ttfvs''/o;fht°ifety and us, of .he Pub.c Ub..., under .he PubUc ' OgMf J*)'ub-y '^S-.sIa.ion In .he UnUed K'.ngdon,, L.J. (.,) Con, No -ol Mf UbS-a^"whL;ai':rl: «... O— n .0. K - ,H. -)-;-» -K'^S^t^^^^^^^tsSn^ ^e^fllndeVuit-rd^Sl^-ion |iy^,--o, T eo-islation for county areas, L.A.n. \o) 4v 'tyt l^i^^^'DrBSfsh^C^oI^ndl' iSXeHcan Ub.a.. ,e,.>a.-,on, ..... Balfinler ,J.) On .he ^^^;^\^^;^,tA'^i'^ 534-537 -- ^Z\Zl^rSSS^l^,J:-l;^'il£^ and .0 Technica, ^irsSc?;^r;"lch°Jot'glcaV-;isri^onr"V.898, L.A. Y,.B, .S<„-.,o; B33 LEGISLATION FOR »"«^J;^,;^'^''«,','^,', Libraries ^.U L. (6) 307-3 Z rr^l'TUhctib^rX'';;.. o, ..,. m a s,naU Ubrar. .. <7) ' P «^ef .0 .JVC o-jor. au*o^|ji« .o_co^bm^^^^ 3^.3, ;|S ?ow?o'"Jo"p. :;re'Ac';s -.n rura, P-l*e- L^ (8 -og; ^.,^^^^^.„„ ^„,.„ ,'06 Farr (H.) ,V^^^^'^,ti*ion fo ,ron,o1i.fs t^^o. .0 enable County -• Fovargue (H. W.) R'l°.^"°'i,,Tinto operation and to organize sys.em, S-r;^" s 'u°nd^"r' .h^el'r^-Xii^.'ration, lAM.i^^^-, J Legislation for County areas. L./LR. (8) 49- 4 Public Libraries B.H. I-^-K- (») o*."?- LEGli^LATlON 95 "°' ''term's'"- '"'■' ■''"'^«"'='' L'^'"^ ''Si.laeio„ f„. r„„„,i„, 7..^.« B34 LEGISLATION— IRELAND u,o. Public Liberies (l^eIa„%'Bi;f"t^i;':"^I^'n^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^'"^'^ 3-34 iMOO Public Libraries (Ireland) Acts of i«r- /« ^"^^ ¥°"' (I) 64-71, 161-179 J^ ^^" '^'^' '*"'' ^^'"-- •'" ^^«& 1909 -Main points in British Library Jaw, L.W. (,,) 28--28,s B35 LEGISLATION— SCOTLAND "'' -'".rvnTtj.r"'"' '•''™*^ C<.„s„H<,.«l„„ (Sccand, Ac,, kSS;, B36 LEGISLATION-BRITISH COLONIES 1S94 Boose (J. R.) Constitution of Colonial Public Libraries, L. (6) 391 B37 ADOPTION OF THE ACTS '''' "S..S/.5'';^^o^''^" '''' ^^^P^^^" '' ^h^ Acts. arenn.oo,'s P.Mic 1^96 How to adopt the Acts in rural districts, L (S) 10- 107 180- ^f^'-^'S^^j^- W.) Public Library law, ' i:' /g) 43XS 89, How to adopt the Acts. Greeuwood's Yr-Bk^e-Vy "^ 1004 How to start a Free Library movement DelL.C. Hdhk 6-n B38 STATE AID-AMERICAN 1896 Lee (G. M.) State aid to Libraries T I lo,\ r^„f m .0 state aid effective, L.J. (.4) Conf No,,^: 8 '' Comm.ss.ons anti make .,0. East.a„_OV. R.) Vaiue and ^^'S' fi^^tl^;!:; „,^3„i,„_ ^, '"r™?rc';,;;;,/S';.)°.r' ^^"'"■*'™" °' » library with sta,e aid, .,os ^^% f\eirari,[:'^r,? *T"''""^^ •^■-'' ^-^^ «-« (3) -4 Libraries; L.y.(p),;.,s''"'"'"'" Government is doing for Canadian State aid to Libraries in the .State of New York N V r i,i , '"^%^.^^'- ^o"""'"- - federal ll^stte^^^a^o';! ^f.'ZT B„U Bostw^ck (A. K.) Work of some States for Library advancement, L.J. fe, B39 STATE AID— BRITISH .905 MaMT. E.) State aid to Public Libraries. L.A.R. (y) ,o.,o4. Discussion ■"ritlTe .^d! Ifl f;fr-?~ *™ ""'"""'f -« «'<"iP-"'. ••> plea BW TAXATION-AMERICAN '»<* Taxation of f.ibrarics, /,./ (,) ,- .8.; R^c^nv.) Relation of Ci^/^Unment ,o Public Libraries, L.J. („, efficiency of I'rce P^uM?"'l'i'r'°" ""'' '"J'T""- ^""*>^'^^^^ and approprLe monej tl"er or.'-'/T 'rt O of 4""" "' '°"' '"^ » 96 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 1905 Of importance to Libiary Trustees, la Lib O. (5) 84-85 Dyer (M. C.) Beginning's of Public Libraries supported by taxation, P.L. (10) 458-4(50 Canfield (J. H.) Basis of taxation for Public Libraries, L.]. (31) Conf. No 36-40 1906 Miller (C. W.) Annual tax levy, Lib Occ Nos 1-4, to 1907 Whv the Free Library should be supported by public tax, N.Y.L. (i) 84-85. 1908 Law regarding tax for Free Libraries in the State of New York, N.Y.L. (I) 119 Referendum on the County Library, Ohio Lib Bull (4) No 2, 3-4 1909 Logic of the Library U\x,' N.Y.L. (i) 186-187 Cooper (A. C.) Library maintenance tax, P.L. (14) 381 Legler (H. E.) Adequate appropriations for Libraries and how to secure them. Wis Lib Bull (5) 81-82 B41 RATING POWERS— BRITISH 1889 Pacv (F.) Borrowing and rating power> under the Public Libraries Acts, L. (1) 132-136 1897 Towns with special rating powers, L. (10) 330-331 1899 Library rate: a symposium, L.W. (i) 71-74, 109-110, 131-136 1900-01 Library rate, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 7-1 1 190 1 Ballinger (J.) Variations of the Public Libraries Acts by private legis- lation, L.A.R. (3) 198-204 B42 RATE LIMITATION 1894 Rate limit. Greenwood's Public Libraries 366-368 1896 Fovargue (H. W.) Public Library law, L. (8)^438 1900-01 Library rate, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 7-11 1901 Ballinger' (J.) Variations of the Public Libraries Acts by private legis- lation, L.A.R. (3) 198-204 1903 ■ — Rate limit and the future of Public Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 16-27 Rate limitation — discussion, L.A.R. (5) 509-513 1904 Abbot (Councillor) On rate limitation, L.A.R. (6) 489-490 1908 Willcociv (W. J.) Ifow the rate limit affects Public Libraries of the smaller towns, L.A.R. (10) 153-161. Discussion 194-195 Views current, L.W. (10) 416-418 B43 RATING AND TAXATION OF LIBRARIES 1883 Formby (T.) Proposed system of differential rating as applied to Free Public Libraries, L.A. Trans (b) 79-Si 1884 Waite (J. K.) Rating of Free Public Libraries, L.C. (1) 167-169 1892 Free Libraries and Income Tax, L. (4) 240 1896 Assessment of Public Libraries to Income Tax — Manchester appeal, L. (8) 401-409 Fovargue (H. W.) Public Library law, L. (8) 435 1897 Credland (W. R.) Rating and taxation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 45-51 1902 Chorton (J.) Rating of Public Libraries — a letter, L.A.R. (4) 477-78 1905 Liverpool Assessment Case — Judgment of Mr. Justice Kennedy, L.A.R. (7) 286-288 Harris (W. J.) .Some recent developments in rating of Libraries, L.A. (4) 304-305 1907 Fovargue (H. W.) Liability of Public Libraries to be assessed for rates and taxes, L.A.R. (9) 642-43 B44 EXEMPTION FROM RATES AND TAXES 1894 Exemption from Rates, Greemuood's Public Libraries 368 1902 Minto (J.) Exemption of Libraries from local rates, L. (N.S.) (3) 256-260 1908 Fovargue (H. W.) Exemption of Public Libraries and Museums from rates and taxes, L..A.R. (10) 103-110 B45 PENALTY FOR INJURY TO LIBRARY PROPERTY 1904 Penalty for injury lo Library property, Del L.C. Hdbk S2 B46 ACTION FOR LIBEL CONTAINED IN BOOKS 1894 Libel suit of Martin versus British Musi'um, L.J. (iq) 130 1896 Fovargue (H. \V.) Public Libr.ny law, /.. (8) 438 LIBRARY HISTORY AND DESCRIPTIOX qy CLASS C Library History and Description Cl LIBRARIES— GENERAL 1897 Proctor (R.) Classified index to the Serapeiim, 101-147, Bib Scty's Publication Tej^rgart (F. J.) On the literature of Library history, L.J. (22) Conf No 35-38 190 1 List of Libraries of the United Kingdom and the British Colonies, L.A. Yr-Bk 60-67. 1902: L.A. Yr-Bk 61-69. 1903: L.A. Yr-Bk 64-72. 1904: L.A. Yr-Bk 69-78. 1905: L.A. Yr-Bk 71-80. 1007: L.A. Yr-Bk 96-105 Why a town should establish a Free Public Library, I'/ L.C. BiiU (3) i 1908 Principal Libraries throughout the World, Lit Yr-Bk ()75-774 1909 Prideaux (W. R. B.) Library economy in the i6th century, L.A.R. (11) 152-174 See also Arguments in tavour of Public Libraries, C 499 ; Educational value of Libraries, C 502 C2 ANCIENT LIBRARIES 1880 Wheatley (L. A.) Assyrian Libraries, L.A. U.K. Tram (3) S7-90 1889 Blades (W.) Account of proposals made nearly two centuries ago to found Public Libraries, L. (10) 9-12 1890 Richardson (E. C) Antediluvian Libraries, L.J. (15) Conf No 40-44 1S91 Inkster (L.) How Libraries were described a hundred and fifty years ago, L. (s) 228-31 1897 Tedder (H. R.) Evolution of the Public Library, 2iid Jut ConJ 13-18 1899 Teggart (F. J.) Contribution towards a bibliography of ancient libraries, L.J. (24) 5-12, 57-59 1903 Williams (T. W .) Mediaeval Libraries : with special reference to Bristol and its neighbourhood, L.A.R. (5) 353-61, 389-99 1904 Ogle (H.) An old town library, L.A. (4) 141-45 Morgan (A.) Monastic libraries, L.A.R. (6) 290-297 1906 Links with the past: an ancient Public Library — Wimborne, B..\.R. (3) xxv-xxvi 1909 Savage (E. A.) Care of books in earlv Irish monastic Libraries, L. (N.S.) (10) 362-370 Morgan (A.) Monastic book-making, L.A.R. (11) 303-320 Prideaux (W. R. B.) Library economy in the 16th century, L.A.R. (11) 152-174 UNITED STATES LIBRARIES C3 NATIONAL— LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 1876 Spofford (A. R.) Library of Congress, or National Lihr.u-y, I .S. Govt Rept 253-261 1879 Senate debate on the Congressional Library, L.J. (4) 54-55 1881 Smithmeyer (J. L.) National Library building, /,.). (0) 77-81, 126-127, (7) 270-271, (9) 29, 31, 72 18S6 Curtis (G. T.) Letters on the Congressional building. ]^.J. (11) 17, 50-58, III 1888 National Library building, L.J. (13) 213 i88c) Congressional Library: progress of the work and Jinal cost, L.J. (14) 411-412 1894 Library of Congress from "The New York .Sun," L.J. (iq) 3oc)-3io i8c)() Bowker (R. R.) American National Library, L.J. (21) 357-358 (ireen (B. R.) New building for the Library of Congress, L.J. (21) Conf No 13-20 1S97 Congressional, or a National Library, L.J. (22) 7-9 Congress Library Committee and the A.L.A., L.J. (22) 14-16 Report of the Librarian of Congress (1897 10 dat< ) 98 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 1900 Putnam (H.) On the Library of Congress, L.J. (25) 53-65 — Relation of State Libraries to the Library of Congress, L.J. (25) 729-733 Organization of the Library of Congress,' L.J. (25) 233-234 1901 Views and plans of interior of the Library of Congress, Rept of Librarian of Congress 177-370 Historical sketch, Rept of Librarian of Congress 183-197 Constitution, Rcpi of Librarian of Congress 19S-208 Organization and administration, Rept of Librarian of Congress 209-367 National Library : its work and functions, L.J. (26) 851-858 1902 True National Library, L.J. (27) 318-319 1904 History of the Library of Congress, Vol. i, 1800-1864, by W. D. Johnston, of the Library of Congress (contributions to American Library History Vol. i), plates, Library of Congress 1905 Richardson (E. C.) National Library problem to-day, L.J. (30) Conf No 3-9 Putnam (H.) Library of Congress as a National Library, L.J. (30) Conf No 27-34 1907 Library of Congress and its work, Library of Congress 21pp. 1908 Summary of the report of the Librarian of Congress, L.J. (33) 501-503 C4 UNITED STATES— GOVERNMENT LIBRARIES— GENERAL 1876 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Libraries of the general government, U.S. Govt Rept 252 1907 Swem (E. G.) Some government libraries, P.L. (12) 146-47 C5 GOVERNMENT LIBRARIES— SPECIAL 1876 McFarland (H. H.) Libraries of the American Seamen's Friend Society, U.S. Govt Rept 276-78 Russell (J. B.) Department of Agriculture Library, U.S. Govt Rept 272-73 Dwight (T. F.) Library of the Department of States. U.S. Govt Rept 262-67 Gallaudet {E. M.) National Deaf Mute College Library, U.S. Govt Rept 270-71 Taylor (W. P.) Patent Office Library, U.S. Govt Rept 271-72 1887 Ma'nn (B. P.) U.S. Department of Agriculture Library, L.J. (12) So 1907 Carey (M. E.) Libraries in State Institutions, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 101-108, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 67-70 Heckman (F. B.) Libraries in ihe I'nited States armv and n.-.vv, /,./. (32) 68-69 UNITED STATES €6 STATE LIBRARIES— GENERAL 1876 Homes (H. A.) State and territorial Libraries, r..s. Govt Rcpl 292-293 1883 Brown (G. A.) State Libraries, their management and support, L.J. (8) 245-247, Discussion 295-296 1S84 Tyler (M. C.) Historic evolution of the I'ree Public Libraries in America, L.J. {cj) 40-47 Coit (Prof.) Evolution of American Public Libraries, L.J. (9) 171 1887 Libraries of the United States, L.J. (12) 5-63 Williams (M. S.) Library work of the Bureau of l-^ducation, L.J. (12) 64.68 Public Libraries in the United States, L.J. (12) i53-i54 1889 Henry (W. E.) State Library in its mission of collectiiMi. distribution and exchange, L.J. (24) Conf No 85-91 1900 Putnam (H.) Relation of State Libraries to tiie Library of Congress, L.J. (25) 729-733 1905 Gillis (J. L.) State Library administration, /.../. (30) Conf No 34-37 Godard (G. S.) Development of the Stat(> Library, L.J. (30) Conf No 37-40 Ideal State Library in an ideal location, L.J. (30) Conf No 248-251 Developing of a State Library, /../. (30) Conf No 148-153 1906 Dewey (M.) Broadening of .State Libr;u-ies, P.L. (11) 22 Fitzgerald (E. M.) General use of the Stale Library, Ind Stale Lib Bull No 9, 2 1907 Watson (W. R.) Library iiit( rests of a Stale, l./.l. Bull (i) Conf No 196-200 Brigham (II. O.) Statistics of Slate Lihrrnies, .!./,..!. Bull (1) Conf No 216-220 LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES 99 Godard (G. S.) How shall States delinquent in their exchancfcs be treated? A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 220-227 Brown (D. C.) Scope of book purchases in a State Library, .1.L..1. Bull (i) Conf No 227-230 Henry (VV. E.) State's relation to the Public Library, Wash I. .A. Bull (3) 2-4 _. . 1908 Fairchild (S. C.) American Libraries — a method of studv and interpre- tation, L.J. (33) 43-47 Rathbone (j. A.) Modern Library movement, /'./,. (13) 197-201 Library statistics of 1908 : Bureau of Education Report, P.L. (13) 402 National Association of State Libraries : Reports at Minnetonka, A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-270 Tolman (F. L,) Reference problem of the State Librarv, .1./...1. Bull (2) 334-338 Gillis (J. L.) Relation of State Libraries to other education.il institutions, A.L.A. Bull (2) 2S4-S5 Thwaites (R. G.) Relation between State and Municipal Libraries, .LL..L Bull (2) 285-290 Brigham (H. O.) Statistics of State Libraries, A.L.A. Bull (2) 270-276 (rodard (G. S.) State and local historical societies — Rational Association of State Libraries, yl.L..4. Bull (2) 298-302 Statistics of State Libraries National Association of State IJbraries, ,l.y...I. Bui! (2) 270-27(1 STATES LIBRARIES— SPECIAL C7 CALIFORNIA 1908 Gillis (J. L.) A State Library system for California : a suggestion, L.J. (33) 304-3 '6 C 8 IOWA 1907 Carey (M. ]i.) Libraries in State Listitutions, .1./...1. Bull (i) Conf No 101-108 C9 INDIANA 1893 Indiana Slate Library, L.J. (18) 1S8-S9 CIO NEW YORK 1897 New York State Library : Director's Report, published annually 1908 New York State Education Building, Albany, N.Y. (Plan and illustration faces ]). 42). L.J. (33) 55-56 UNITED STATES C 11 PUBLIC LIBRARIES— GENERAL 1876 Scudder (H. E.) Public Libraries a hundred years ago, U.S. Govt Kept 1-3; Quincy (J. P.) Free Libraries. U.S. Govt Repi 3S9-402 Fletcher (W. I.) Public Libraries in manufacturing conuiumities, U.S. Govt Rept 40^1-18 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Free Town Libraries, ('..s. Govt Rept 445-5*'' Library reports and statistics 745 Public Libraries of ten principal cities, U.S. Govt Rept 8^,7-100^ Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. General statistics of all Public Libraries in the I'nited States, U.S. Govt Rept 1010-1174 Jones (L. E.) Government Librarv report, L.J. (i) 7-n. 1S8-, "Stephens (T. E.) Rise and growth of Public Libraries In Am.rica, L.A.V.K. Trans (6) 16-30 Winsor (J.) Report on general library interests, L./., (8) i(>3-i(\:; 1S84 Tyler (M. C.) Historic evolution of Free Public Library in .Vim rica. and its functions, L.J. (iq) 40 1887 Storrs (R. S.) Libraries. L.J. (12) 258 1888 lligginson (L W.) Free Public Library, L.J. (13) 87 1889 Dewey (M.) Library progress, L. (1) 367-82 Public Libraries in 'the United States (1,000 vols, and upwards). List of new and omitted libraries, supplenvpti-- ■ ■ ■• I'll. LilM-irv l.ivt " of .8X7, /../. (14) 24-29 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY 1890 Steiner (L. H.) Future of the Free Library, L.J. (15) Conf No 44-47 Flint (W.) Libraries and the Federal Government : Report on the Library work of the U.S. Bureau of Education, L.J, (15) Conf No 64-66, Discussion 114-15 1893 Cowell (P.) Report of the chief librarian of Liverpool on his visit of inspection to some of the principal libraries of the United States and Canada, L. (5) 277-82 Brown (J. D.) Report of the Librarian of Clerkenwell on his visit to American libraries : and criticism thereon, L. (5) 282-90 An English Librarian (Mr. Brown) on American Libraries, L.J. (19) 88-90 1894 Winsor (J.) Development of the Library, L.J. (19) 370-375 Greenwood's Public Libraries, 524-544 1897 Teggart (F. J.) Handbook of American Libraries, L.J. (22) 741-43 . Principal Libraries of the United States, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 282-290 1898 Harrison (J. L.) Public Library movement in the United States, L. (8) no-24, 141-49 1899 Dana (J. C.) Work in certain typical Libraries, U.S. Govt Rcpt 717-718 French view of American Libraries, L.J. (24) 106-7 1900 Bowker (R. R.) Libraties and the century in America : retrospect and prospect, L.J. (26) 5-7 Outline of modern library movement in America, with important foreign events, L.J. (26) 73-75 1901 Libraries of the 20th century: a symposium, L.J. (26) 121-23 Meyer (A. B.) German view of American libraries and museums, L.J. (26) 868-9 Fletcher (W. L) Public Libraries in the 20th century, P.L. (6) 379-384 1902 American Libraries from a Trustee's' point of view, P.L. (7) 324-28 Fairchild (S. C.) Chronological outline of modern librarj"^ movement in America, with most important foreign events, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85), Bull (75) 111-16 Keogh (A.) English and American libraries : a comparison, L. W. (5) 146-49 1903 Public Society and School Libraries : Statistics for 1903, U.S. Govt Rept (i) 759-1017 Campbell (J. M.) Small city library, L.J. (28) Conf No 50-52 Churchill (W.) Mission of the Public Library, L.J. (28) 115-16 Series of Library histories : suggested compilation of a series of contri- butions to American Library history, L.J. (28) 239-240 1904 Biagi (G.) Library : its past and future, L.J. (29) Conf No 8- 15 Dewey (M.) Library conditions in America in 1904, P.L. (9) 363-65 1905 Carnegie Libraries, Minn P.L.C. Notes and News (3) 2-3 Jast (L. S.) Some impressions of American Libraries, L.A.R. (7) 51-67, L.J. (30) 147-149 - Statistics of Libraries in the United Stales, L.J. (30) 342-43 Impressions of American libraries : Report of Mr. Anderson, of Sydne)' Library, N.S.W., L.J. (30) 934 Munsterberg (H.) Public Library in American life, L.J. (30) ()25-()27 Koch (T. W.) Carnegie Libraries, L.J. (30) Conf No 7S-81 Greene (C. S.) Libraries, L.J. (30) Conf No 138-139 Dyer (M. C.) Beginnings of Public Libraries supported by taxation, P.L. (10) 458-460 Stearns (L. E.) An Eastern Library tour, ll'i^ Lib Bull (i) 24-25 1906 Fletcher (W. L) Proprietary library in relation to the Public Library movement, L.J. (31) Conf No 26S-272 Mitchell (M. E.) Report on Public Libraries in 1876, P.].. (n) 246-247 Recent Library progress in America, Lib Work (i) 4-5 1907 James (H.) Public Libraries in the United States, L.J. (32) 313 Wallace (A.) Library movement in th(^ South since i8qc), L.J. (32) 253- 258, A.L.A. Bull (i) 62-67 Smith (C. W.) What the community owes to the Public Library, L.J. (32) 315 ... . Government statistics of libraries : suggestions for improvement, L.J. (32) 561-62 For brief notes on libraries of the U.S., see United States Govern- ment Reports of Commissioner of Education Library progress in America during 1906, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No i, 1-2 LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES loi 1908 Fairchild (S. C.) American Libraries : a method of study and intorjjro- tation, L.J. {:ii) 43-47 Public Libraries in America as soon by Swedish eyes, L.J. (33) 53-55 Yust (\V. F.) Industrial possibilities of Southern Libraries, L.J. (^;i) ytj Bostwick (A. E.) Work of some States for Library advancement, L.J. (33) 213-218 Gould (C. H.) Regional Libraries, L.J. (^_^) 218-219 Library year of 1907, P.L. (13) 11-12 Plummer (H.) Personal impressions of American Libraries, L.l.R. (10) 580-589 Statistics of Libraries in I .S. : a suggestion as to Report of Bureau of Education, P.L. (13) 14 Rathbonc (J. A.) Modern Library movement, P.L. (13) 197-201 1909 Plummer (H.) Personal impressions of America, L.A.R. (11) 118-129 Bostwick (A. E.) Economic features of Libraries, L.J. (34) 48-52 European and American Libraries— a comparison, L. If. (11) 245-250, 371-374. 405-40S European and American Libraries — a questioned criticism, L.J. (^4) 108-110 Bay (J. C.) A British criticism, P.L. (14) 95-96 Canfield (J. H.) Library's part in education, P.L. (14) 120 Keogh (A.) English and American Libraries, P.L. (14) 131-1,^,2 Sayers (W. C. B.) American Libraries, L.A. (7) 51-54 Library tomfoolery, L. IF. (11) 101-103, L.J. (34) 107-108 Richardson (E. C.) Book matters at home and abroad, L.J. (34) 200-205 C 12 ALABAMA— GENERAL 1899 Beer (W.) Libraries in the Gulf States, L.J. (24) Conf No 6-7 (Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas) 1907 Owen (T. M.) Library progress in Alabama, A. L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 75-76 Library progress in Alabama, L.J. (32) 208-9 C 13 ALABAMA— STATE 1907 Owen (T. M.) Work and aspirations of the Alabama State Department of archives and history, .-LL..!. BitU (i) Conf No 101 C 14 CALIFORNIA— GENERAL 1902 Kimball (W. P.) Library situation in California, L.J. (27) 200-202 1905 Lichenstein (J.) Library conditions in California, P.L.' (10) 280-282 Ripley (L. W.) Library conditions in Northern and Central California, -L.y. {30) 789-790 1906 Libraries of California, Cal News and Notes (1) 1-20, 55-69. 102-127, 142-164, 227-263, 305-331, 3(10-386, 427-450. 1907: Cal News and Notes (2) 18-46, 127-171, 223-264, 312-347 Report on damage to California Libraries bv earlhquaki s and lire, L.J. {31) -'73 C 15 CALIFORNIA— STATE 1906 Cal News and Notes (i) 21, 86, 102, 168, 273, 337, 394, 402. i<»o7 : Cal Nc7vs aud Notes (2) 51, 69-110, 186-198, 274-284, 357-366. i<)nS : Cal News and Notes (3) 91-99, 198-206, 292-300, 374-384 1906 Cal News and Notes (i) 24-49, 86, 178-203, 402-418. 1907: Cal News and Notes (2) 58-61, 199-219, 284-294, 366-372. 1908: Cal News and Notes (3) 100-105, 207-223 1908 Gillis (J. L.) State Library system for California : a suggi>stion. /../. (i,\) 304-316 C 16 CALIFORNIA. OTHER— LAW 1907 Cal Neii's and Notes (2) 4-17 C17 LOS ANGELES— PUBLIC 1905 Library situation in Los Angeles, L.J. (30) 800-3 1907 Los Angeles Public Librarv ports, plans ill., Cal News and Notes (2) 113-122 C 18 REDLANDS— PUBLIC 1907 The A. K. Smiley Public Library, ///., Cal News atid Notes (2) h^-tA BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOyOMY C19 SAN FRANCISCO— GENERAL 1885 Perkins (F. B.) Public Libraries of San Francisco, L.J. (10) 223-229 1906 Cal News and Notes, plans ill. (i) 421-427 Destruction of San Francisco and other California Libraries, L.J. (31) 213-15 Effects of earthquake and fire on San Francisco Libraries, L.J. (31) Conf No 204-206 C20 CAROLINA, NORTH— GENERAL 1907 Ross (A. S.) Library progress in North Carolina since 1S99, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 71-2' C22 CAROLINA, SOUTH— GENERAL 1907 Martin (M.) Libraries of South Carolina, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 72-3 Winston (Z. T.) Library progress in South Carolina, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 3-4 C23 CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY— GENERAL 1907 Wilson (L. R.) University Libraries of ^'irginia, Carollnas, and Georgia, A.L.A. Bull (r) Conf No 266-70. 1909: L.J. (34) 550-551 CAROLINA, SPECIAL— PUBLIC C24 GREENSBORO 1906 Caldwell (B. D.) Greensboro" Public Library, Carnegie building, L.J. (31) 718-9 CONNECTICUT .C25 HARTLEPOOL 1893 Wads\yorth Athenaeum Library. L.J. (iS) 12-13 C26 NEW BRITAIN 1901 Description of the Institute Library, L.J. (26) 257-261, P.L. (6) 303-308 C27 NEW HAVEN— PUBLIC 1891 Public Library and Hi^^torical Society, /../. (lO) 174 New Haven — University 1890 Yale's Ne\y I'niyersity Librar\ building, L.J. (15) 233 C28 NEW LONDON 1893 Public Library, /../, (iS) 153-154 C29 NORWICH 1893 Trumbull (j.) Oli-, Library, L.J. (;S| 469-470 C30 DELAWARE 1904 Permanence of Delaware Libraries, Del L.C. IJdbk 14-1(1 C31 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— WASHINGTON 18S3 Billings (J. S.) Libraries in Washington, /../. (8) 199-200 1899 Washington Public Librarj- building, /.../. (24) (159, 676-677 C32 FLORIDA 1905 Jacksonyillc Public Library, Florida, L.J. (30) iiM\ 8(11-862 1907 Utley (G. B.) Library ctinditicHT^ in I'lorida, .1.A...L Bull (i) Conf No 73-75 C33 GEORGIA 1907 Wilson (L. R.) Inivcrsity Librarir> of Virginia, Carolinas, and Georgia,. A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 266-27.' ILLINOIS C34 STATE HISTORICAL LIBRARY 1892. Illinois State Historical Library, /../. (17) 244 LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES 103 C35 CHICAGO— GENERAL iS()5 Wickersham (\V. B.) Brief -Uerch of some of the libraries of Chicago, L.J. (20) -74-79 C36 CHICAGO— PUBLIC iSi)7 Public Library, L.J. {22) 692-9;, U)(K) Public Library conditions : Report of Advisory Conniiilice, /,./. ( j;4) 44S-<), 482-87, P.L. (14) 190, 219, 325 €37 CHICAGO UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 1892 Dixon (Z. A.) Library of the Chicago University, L.J. (17) 50-51 1895 — Departmental libraries of the University of Chicago, L.J. (20) 375-77 i()oO Sharp (K. L.) L'nivcrsity of Illinois, I'niv of lUinois studies (2) No i, 85-96 €38 CHICAGO HISTORICAL LIBRARY 1887 Boss (H. R.) Chicago Historical Library, L.J. (12) 72 C39 EVANSTON (ILLINOIS) UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 1894 Ambrose (L.) Orringion Lunt Library, North W'esieni I nivi:r-iiy, L.J. (19) 338-340 €40 INDIANA— GENERAL 1905 Ellis (H.) First Library in Indiana, P.L. (10) 509-512 igob Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 11-12; No 5, 12-14; ^o 6, 7-8. 1907: Lib Occ No 7, 7-10; No 8, 12-18; No 9, 4-6; No 9, 10-12, 19-20. 1908: Lib Occ No II, 16-18; No 12, 19-20, (2) 19-23, 25-27, 82-84, i('3-i"5 j»)09 Fifth Biennial Report of Indiana. P.L. Commission €41 INDIANAPOLIS iijoi Public Library, P.L. (0) 435-38 €42 VINCENNES U)05 Ellis (H.) First lii)rary in Indiana iCirculating Library of \inccnnes), P.L. (10) 509-512 € 43 low A— G E N E R A L i8()i North (A.) Iowa Lilirarics, l^.J. ( ib) t,:-,2-},2, i<)oi Johnson (W. M.) Libr.iry statistics of Iowa, la Lib I'onnii O. (i) 27 1902 Brigham (I.) Librarv ixtension in the .State of Iowa, la Lib Coiiini O. (2) 17-18' Tqo2 la Lib Comm O. (2) 12-13, 38-39, 50-52, 70-72. 11)03 : ^" f-'b Conini O. (3) 15-16, 31-32, 46-48, 69-72. 1904: la Lib Conint O. (4) 13-ib, 30-32, 43-47, 50-52, 58-62. 1905 : la Lib Coniin O. (5) 13-10, 20-31, 41-44, 5(5-60, 76-7q, 91-94. 1905: 1(1 Tib Comm O. (5) 107-101), 124-128. 1905 : la Lib Comm O. (5) 136-140, 155-156, 180-183. 11)05 • ^" ^-''' Comm O. (5) i()5, u)8-'2oo, 2i5'-2i8. 23i"-233. 1909: la Lib Comm O. (6) 34-4^ €44 IOWA— HISTORICAL i<)()2 Dungan (W. S.) County Historical Societies, hi Lib Comm O. (2) boOi €4.1 IOWA STATE LIBRARY i()<)(» Brigham (j.) TIk State Library. 7(1 Lib Coinni (). (<>) ^4-^5 €46 IOWA STATE— HISTORICAL u,()4 Shambough (B. 1-.) Work of the Mate Historie.il N.mhiv of Iowa, la Lib Comm O. (4) 1-5 IOWA— SPECIAL €47 BURLINGTON LIBRARY i<)oi 7a Lib Comm O. (i) 9-10 €48 CEDAR RAPIDS ^ ii()o5 Wood (H. .\.) Ce<lir Rapids Public IJbr.ary. L.J. (30) mI4- 93»-m3- I04 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY C49 DAVENPORT 1901 Richardson (Mrs.) Davenport Free Library, ill., la Lib Conim Q. (i) 43 C50 ELDORA PUBLIC LIBRARY 1903 Dedication of New Public Library building", Eldora, ill., la P.L. Conim Q. (3) 40-41 C51 MARSHALLTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY 1903 Dedication of Marshalltown Library building, ill., la Lib Conim Q. (3). 38-39 C52 MUSCATINE PUBLIC LIBRARY 1902 P. M. Musser Public Library, Muscatine, Iowa, ill., la Lib Comm O. (2) 14-15 C53 ONAWA PUBLIC LIBRARY 1903 Onawa, la.. Public Library, la Lib Comm Q. (3) 67-68 C54 OTTUMWA LIBRARY 1902 Ottumwa Library dedication address, ill., la Lib Comm Q. (2) 62-66 KANSAS— SPECIAL C55 STATE LIBRARIES 190S Francis (Miss) Libraries in State institutions in Kansas, P.L. (13) 25-29 C56 KENTUCKY— GENERAL 1907 Yust (W. 1-'.) Libraries and library movement in l^entuckv, A.L.A. Bull (I) S2-3 Louisville Yust (W. F.) Lduisville Library buiidiny, L.j. (34) 398-401 C57 LOUISIANA— STATE ^ 1907 Beer (W.) Louisiana, .4.L..1. Bull (i) 76-7 LOUISIANA— SPECIAL C58 NEW ORLEANS i8q2 Otis (O.) Library future in New Orleans, L.]. (17) 242 1897 Beer (W.) Fisk Free Library, L.J. (22) Conf No 32-34 1899 Krause (L. B.) Fisk Free and Public Library, P.L. (4) 54-56 MAINE— SPECIAL C59 POLAND SPRING 1908 Jones (E. L.) An Ideal hotel library, P.L. (13) 9 MARYLAND— SPECIAL C60 BALTIMORE 1890 Uhler (P. R.) Sketch of the historv of Public Libraries in Baltimore, L.J. (15) 334-37 MASSACHUSETTS C61 BOSTON— PUBLIC 1890 Public Library building controversy, L.J. (15) 297-302 1891 Abbott (S. A. B.) History of the Public Library building, L.J. (16) 173 1892 Soule (C. V.) l\iblic Library, L.J. (17) 88-94 Boston Public Library, L.J. (17) 425-26 1S94 Grey (L. F.) New Public Library of the City of Boston, L.J. (19) 365-68 ic)()2 Whitney (J. L.) Incidents in the history of the Public Library, L.J. (27) Conf No 16-24 C62 BOSTON— SPECIAL 1907 Boston Athenaeum centenary : the inlluenee and history of the Boston Athenaeum from 1807 to 1007, L.J. (32) 496-9S LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES C63 BROOKLINE 1908 New Library, L.J. (^t,) 44J-444 C64 CAMBRIDGE— HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY 1908 Farley (C.) New Library building- at RadrlittV Library, L.J. (33) 440-441 C65 LAWRENCE 1892 Public Library, L.J. (17) 199 C66 LEOMINSTER 1885 Bates (A. J.) Developnient of the Leominst.-r Library, LJ.. (10) 5 C67 LYNN 190 1 Public Library, P.L. (6) 50-53 C68 NORTHAMPTON 1887 Adams (H. B.) Suj^gestions for the Forbes Library, L.J. (12) 512 C69 SALEM— PUBLIC 1890 Public Library, L.J. (15) 203-5 C70 STOCKBRIDGE 1905 Bowker (R. R.) Stockbridge, L.J. (30) 954 C71 MICHIGAN— ANN ARBOR UNIVERSITY 1906 Koch (T. W.) Student circulation in a University Library, L.J. (31) 758-761 1908 A made-over Library- — The Michigan L'niversity Library, P.L. (13) 8-9 C72 GRAND RAPIDS 1904 Ryerson Public Library buildings, L.J. (29) 574, 594-5 €73 MINNESOTA LIBRARIES— GENERAL 7904 Minn P.L. C. Notes (i) y-S, {2) y-S. 1905: Minn P.L. C. Notes No t„ 6-S. 1906 : Minn P.L.C. Notes No 7, 13-16; No 8, 6-8; No 9, 37-38. 1907 : Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No i, 10-16; No 3, 11-15; No 4, 86-89. 1908: Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 6, 120-123; No 7, 139-142; No 6, 111-113 MINNESOTA— SPECIAL C74 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY 1893 Collection of Newspapers and Society publications, L.J. (18) 80-S1 C75 MINNEAPOLIS 1885 Shaw (A.) Minneapolis Public Library, L.J. (10) 84-87 1891 Public Library, L.J. (16) 176-179 C76 NEBRASKA— GENERAL 1906 Nebraska Libraries No i, 9-12; No 2, 14-16. 1907: Nebraska Libraries No 4, 20; No 5, 3-7. 1908: Nebraska Libraries No 7, 3-8 C77 NEBRASKA COLLEGE 1904 Nichol (M. W.) The College Library in Nebraska, /../. (29) 2i)4-<»7 C78 NEW ENGLAND— GENERAL 1883 New England Librari-js, L.J. (8) 43-49 1900 Jackson (G. A.) New England's present library problem, /../. (25) 574-7'> NEW JERSEY C79 JERSEY CITY 1901 Free Public Library, P.L. (6) 170-175 C86 NEWARK 1889 Newark Public Library, /../. (14) 437-440 C81 PATERSON 1891 Winchester (G. F ) Danforth Library building, L.J. (16) 306-9 io6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY C82 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LIBRARY iqoo Richardson (E. C.) Princeton University Library and its reorganization^, L.J. (25) 219-222 CSS TRENTON 1902 Strohm (A. J.) Public Library. L.J. (27) 752, 771-772 C84 NEW YORK (STATE OF)— GENERAL 1907 What New York State does for Libraries, N.Y.L. (i) 31, 64, 96 Libraries in the State of New York, jni Aiuuial Report of New York State Education Dept 619-647 Report of Commissioner of Education on Libraries in State of New York: a summary, N.Y.L. (i) t8-iq C85 UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE 1877 Robinson (O. H.) College Libraries : Rochester L^niversity, L.J. (12) 57-6o' 1893 Austin (W.) Reference, seminary and department libraries at Cornell University, L.J. (18) 181-183 190 1 New York I'niversity Library, P.L. (6) 239-247 1907 Canfield (J. H.) Special stu-dents' reference room at Columbia University, P.L. (12) 217-218 C86 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY 1895 New York State Librarj^ : Director's Report, published annually (1895-1906) 1904 Dewey (M.) Scope and functions of the State Library, N.Y.S.L. Rept (87) 7-18 New York State Education building, plans ill., N.\.L. (i) 48-40 1905 New York State Education building, Albany, N.Y. (Plan and view faces p. 42), L./. (33) 55-56 Tolman (F. L.) New York State Library in its relations to the Libraries of the State, N.Y.L. (i) 68-70 C87 NEW YORK STATE PUBLIC LIBRARIES— GENERAL 1904 Report on Public Libraries in the State of New York : Bull 43, Public Libraries 13, N.Y.S.L. Rept (87). 190^: Bull 45, Public Libraries 15, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 1906 Report on Public Libraries, Travelling Libraries, Travelling Pictures, and Study Clubs : Bull 46, Public Libmries 16, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) vol. i 1907 Libraries in the State of New York, ^nf Annual Report of tlie Neiv York State Education Dept 619-647 News and notes of New York Libraries, N.Y.L. (i) 21-28, 55-63. 89-122, 128, 153-160 Report of Commissioner of Education of Libraries in the Stale of New York: a summary, N.Y.L. (i) 18-19 Report on Public Libraries, Travelling Libraries .-md Study Clubs : Bull' 47, Public Libraries 17, N.Y.S.L. Rept (90) C88 BROOKLYN 1896 Pratt Institute Free Library, L.J. (21) 263, 270-74 1897 Public Library movement in Brooklyn, L.J. (22) 18-20 1902 Consolidation of the Brooklyn Libraries, L.J. (27) 81, 139 1908 Soils-Cohen (M.) Library work in thi' Brooklyn Ghclto Librarx , /../. (^,3)' 485-488 C89 BUFFALO 1S83 Cutter (C. A.) Buffalo Public Library in 1983, an excursion in the land of dreams, L.J. (8) 21 1-2 17 1884 Buffalo Library, L.J. (9) 86-87 C90 NEW YORK CITY— PUBLIC 1880 Free Lending Librarv for New York with the Public Schools as branches,. L.J. (5) 308-313 1886 Cohen (M.) Free Libraries in New York, L.J. (11) 480-482 Proposed New York Free Public Library, L.J. (11) 44-49, 79-81 1S94 Bolton (H. C.) Statistics of Libraries in New York City and vicinity, L.J. (19) 14-17 LIBRARIES OF l^tlTED STATES 107 1894 New York Library, L./. (19) 231-232 •^1895 Proposed New York Public Library, L.J. (20) 125-26 1896 Bowker (R. R.) Libraries and the library problem in Greater New York, L.J. (21) 99-102 1897 Mclntyre (R. B.) Cost of New York City Libraries, L.J. (32) 43S-43.) New York Public Library, L.J. {22) 7^5-7^,6, 744-745 1899 Billings (J. S.) New York Public Library, 7... 4. A'. ( T) 210-215 1908 Cost of Library buildings, P.L. (13) 405 C91 ENDOWED i8q2 Bigelow (J.) The Tilden Trust: what shall it be? L.J. (17) 378-38^, 1893 — New York City Hall and the Tilden Library, L.J. (18) 77-80 i89g Eames (W'.) Lenox Library and its founder, L.J. (24) 190-201 C92 MERCANTILE 1885 Schwartz (J.) Ntnv York Apprentices' Library. /../. ( ki) 17S. 1886: L.J. (31) 419 1892 Mercantile Library Association, L.J. (17) 18-23 ; C93 SCIENTIFIC i8q4 Bolton (H. C.) Plea for a Librruw of Srienc in New Yorl< Citx, /../. (19) 12-17 C94 UTICA 1905 Public Library building, L.J. (30) 782, 803-S04 C95 NORTH WEST— GENERAL 1895 Bowker (R. R.) Some Libraries of the North West. L.J. (20) 77-80 1905 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in the North AVest, Wis L.A. Bull (i) 3- ^-7 1907 Bowerman (C F.) Somer Libraries in the farthest Nortli \\ est, I\L. (12) 120-2 •€96 OHIO LIBRARIES— GENERAL 1906 Ohio Libraries, Ohio Lib Bull (2) No i, 1-15 C961 STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 1907 Jones (O.) Student seryice in Ohio State University, P.L. (12) 227 C962 TRAVELLING LIBRARIES 1907 Galbreath (C. B.) TrayelJing Library Department, /7/., 0/7/0 Lib Bull (3) No 2, 1-14 <:97 CLEVELAND 1902 Brett (\V. II.) Cl.yrl.nui Public Library, L.J. (27) 27-28 C98 OKLAHOMA— GENERAL 1905 Oklahoma and territorial libraries, L.J. (30) 246-8 1907 Phelps (E. A.) Library moyement in Oklahoma. .LL..L Bull (i) 78-70 1909 Miles (A.) Library conditions in Oklahoma, /../. (34) 434-4.^7 C99 OREGON— GENERAL 1005 Brewster (\V. L.) Library conditions in Oregon, L.J. (30) 785-80 College and School Libraries 1905 Robertson (J. R.) College and School libraries in Oregon, L.J. (30) 149-150 PENNSYLVANIA ClOO ALLEGHENY 1893 Carnegie Free Library, /../. (iS) 288-90 C 101 PHILADELPHIA— GENERAL 1804 Library movement in Philadelphia, L.J. (10) i5'» Thomson (J.) Free Library movement in Philadelphia. L.J. (in) M..,-r>7 Free Library problem from Philadelphia, L.J. (19) 167-68 [o8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY C 102 MERCANTILE 1894 Philadelphia Mercantile library, L.J. (19) 159 1905 Macfarlane (J. F.) Philadelphia commercial museum, L.J. (30) 412-3 C103 PITTSBURG 1895 Carnegie Library, L.J. (20) 382-85 1897 Laurenceville Branch of Carnegie Library of Pittsburg, L.J. (22) 440-41 1900 Extension of Pittsburg Carnegie Library, L.J. (25) 228 C104 SCRANTON 1892 Albright Memorial Library, Scranton, Pa., L.J. (17) 236-38 C 105 RHODE ISLAND— GENERAL 1906 Koopman (H. L.) Library progress in Rhode Island, L.J. (31) Conf No 10-17 RHODE ISLAND— SPECIAL C 106 PAWTUCKET 1899 Pawtuckot Public Library, L.J. (24) 258 C 107 PROVIDENCE 1896 Foster (W. E.) New Providence Public Library building, L.J. (21) 355-56, 364-68 1900 — Providence Public Library, L.J. (25) 228-32 C 108 SOUTHERN STATES 1903 Johnson (M. H.) Southern Libraries, L.J. (28) Conf No 69-71 1907 Wallace (A.) Library movement in the South since 1899, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 62-67, L.J. (32) 253-255 C 109 SOUTHWEST 1907 Windsor (P. L.) College and University Libraries in the South West, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 277-278 Clio TENNESSEE 1907 Johnson (M. H.) Library development in Tennessee, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 79-82 cm TEXAS 1907 Windsor (P. L.) Library situation in Texas, A.L.A. Bull (i) 77-8 C 112 VERMONT— STATE 1905 State Library, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 5 C113 VERMONT— GENERAL 1905 Vt L.C. Bull (i) 9, II, 27-28, (2) 5-6, No 2, 5-6; No 4, 5-8, (3) 6-8,. (3) No 2, 5-6; No 3, 7-8; No 4, 6-7 C115 VIRGINIA— GENERAL 1904 Boggs (M.) Conditions of Libraries in Virginia, P.L. (9) 9-11 1907 Kennedy (J. P.) Virginia Libraries, A.L.A. Bull (i) 68-71 C116 VIRGINIA— UNIVERSITY 1907 Wilson (L. R.) L'niversity Libraries of Virginia, the Carolinas and' Georgia, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 266-70 C117 WASHINGTON— STATE i()o6 Holgate (J.) Washington State Library, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 2, 8 C118 WASHINGTON— GENERAL 1905 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in Washington, L.J. (30) 787-88 Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 1-2, 12-13. 1906 : Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i, 14-15; No 2, 12-14; No 3, 12-13; No 4, 12-16 1906 Hitt (J. M.) How to extend and develop new libraries in Washington,. Wash L.A. Bull (2) 3-6 LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES lOg WASHINGTON— SPECIAL C 126 BELLINGHAM— PUBLIC 1905 Svvitzer (G. E.) Belling^ham Public Library, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3. 7-8 iqo6 Public Library, L.J. (33) 3 14-3 is (view of exterior faces p. 30^) Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 4, 8, ill. C 121 EVERETT I. ,(15 Hathaway (G.) Everett Library, ill. Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3. 8-9 C 122 SEATTLE— PUBLIC U)05 Banks (M.) Seattle Public Library, j7/.. Wash L.A. Bull (1) No 2, 8-10 C 123 SPOKANE— PUBLIC iQos Deffciibauj^h (K.) History and description of ihe Spokane I'ublic Library, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, 8-9 C 124 TACOMA— PUBLIC 1906 Eshelinan (J. F.) Public Library of Tacoma, Wa>h.. ///., Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 3, 8-9 C 125 WALLA WALLA— PUBLIC 1906 Center (M.) Walla Walla Public Library, ill, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i, 8-9 C 126 WISCONSIN— GENERAL 1896 Library movement in Wisconsin, L.J. (21) 183-85 1905 Library progress in Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (i) 1-2, 8-10, 23, 39-41, 58-61, 79-84, 91-93, 95-102 1905 List of W'isconsin Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (i) 182 1906 Library progress in Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (2) 12-14, 35-38, 48-52, 59-60, 74-75, 76-84, 99-104. 1907 : Wis Lib Bull (3) 12, 49-50, 69-72, 87-88. 1908: Wis Lib Bull (4) 19-20, 27-33, 43-44' 63-64, 84-87, 97-102, 109-112 1908 Statistical survey of Wisconsin, Wts Lib Bull (4) 97-102 WISCONSIN— SPECIAL C 127 HISTORICAL LIBRARY 1908 Historica' Society's Library, Wis Lib Bull (4) 91 C 128 BEAVER DAM 1896 History of a model Library: Williams Free Library. L.J. (21) 182-83 C 129 LA CROSSE 1905 Smith (M. A.) Progress at La Crosse, Wis Lib Bull (i) 48 C 130 MADISON— GENERAL 1906 Madison's New Library building, ill., Wis Lib Bull (2) 4-5 C 131 MADISON— PUBLIC 1907 Bird (G. W.) Governor Doty's Public-Private Library, Wis Lib Bull (3) 67 C 132 MILWAUKEE 1896 West (T.) Milwaukee Library-Museum building, /../. (21) 177-81 C133 WATERTOWN 1907 Watcrtovvn Library dedication, plans, Wis Lib Bull (3) 62-63 C134 WYOMING— CHEYENNE 1902 Carnegie Library of Cheyenne, L.J. (27) 306, 327 C 135 UNITED STATES LIBRARIES, ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ALABAMA— GENERAL LIBRARY 1907 Owen (T. M.) Library progress in Alabama, A. L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 75-6 Library progress in Alabama, L.J. (32) 208-9 BIBLIOGRArilY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY ALABAMA— STATE 1907 Owen (T. M.) Work and aspirations of the Alabama State Dept of archives and liistory, A.L.A. Bull (i) C'onf No loi ALLEGHENY 1893 Carnegie Free Library, L.J. (18) 288-90 BALTIMORE 1890 Uhler (P. R.) Sketdi of the history of Public Libraries in Baltimore, ■LJ. (15) 334-37 BEAVER DAM 1896 History of a model library: Williams Free Library, L.J. (21) 182-3 BELLINGHAM 1905 Switzer (G. E.) Bellingham Public Library, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3, 7-8 Public Library, L.J. (33) 314-15 (view of exterior faces p. 303) 1906 IFas7; L.A. Bull (2) No 4, 8, ill. BOSTON 1888 Dedication of the New Boston Public Library, L.J. (13) 368-371 1890 Boston library building: abstract of the controversy, L.J..{i^) 297-302 1891 — Abbott (S. A. B.) History of the Boston Public Library, L.J. (16) 173 1892 — Soule (C. C.) Boston Public Library, L.J. (17) 88-94 ■ — Boston Public Library, L.J. (17) 425-26 1894 — Gray (L. F.) New Public Library of City of Boston, L.J. (19) 365-6 1902 — Whitney (J. L.) Incidents in the history of the Boston Public Library, L.J. (27) Conf No 16-24 1907 — Boston Athenaeum centenary : the influence and history from 1807- 1907, /../. (32) 496-98 BROOKLINE 1908 New Library, L.J. (^^2i) 44--44 BROOKLYN, N.Y. 1896 Pratt Institute Free Library, L.J. (21) 263, 270-74 1897 Public Library movement in Brooklyn, L.J. (22) 18-20 1902 Consolidation of Brooklyn Libraries, L.J. (27) Si, 139 1908 Solis-Cohen (M.) Library work in the Brooklyn Ghetto Library, L.J. (33) 485-488 BUFFALO 1883 Cutter (C. A.) Buffalo Public Library in 1983 : an excursion in ihe land of dreams, L.J. (8) 21 1-2 17 BURLINGTON 190 1 la Lib Comm O. (i) 9-10 CALIFORNIA— GENERAL 1902 Kimball (W. P.) Library situation in California, L.J. (27) 200-202 1905 Ripley (L. W.) Library conditions in Northern and Central California, L.J. (30) 789-790 ' Lichtenslein (J.) Library conditions in California, P.L. (10) 280-282 1906 Destruction of San Francisco and other Californian Libraries, L.J. (31) 213-215 Report on damage to California Libraries by earthquake and fire, L.J. (31) m Effects of earthquake and fire on San Francisco Libraries, L./. (31) Conf No 204-206 igo6 Libraries of California, Cal News and Notes (i) 1-20, 55-69, 102-127, 142-164, 227-263, 305-331, 360-386, 427-456. 1907 : Cal News and Notes (2) 18-46, 127-171, 223-264, 312-347. 1908: Cal News and Notes (3) 30-79, 135-189, 229-276, 314-364. 1909: Cal News and Notes (4) 19-78, 154-215, 331-388, 447-509 LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES CALIFORNIA— STATE LIBRARY 1906 Cal News and Notes (i) 21, 86, 10^, 168, 273, 337, 394, ^hj. 1907: Cal News and Notes (2) 51, 69-110, 186-198, 274-84, 357-3W1. iqo8 : Cat Neivs and Notes (3) 9i-t)i), 198-206, 292-300. 374-384. ' u)o<) : Cal News and Notes (4) 91-119, 278-320, 395-419, 520-562 U)o8 Gillis (J. L.) State Library sysUm for California : a su^'j^'estion. Cat News and Notes (3) 227-228, /,./. (33) VH-'^'"- "X") : Cal .Vi-a',s and Notes (4) 91, 27S, 395, 520 CALIFORNIA— LAW 1907 Cal Nervs and Notes (2) 4-17, (3) m, i<,S, -•-)-■. 375, (4) <)i, -'79. 395, 520 CAMBRIDGE— HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY 190S Farley (C.) New Library building- at RadclilYr Lil)nirv, /../. (3^; 440-441 CAROLINA— SOUTH ic>o7 >Lartin (^L) Libraries in South Carolina. A.L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 72-73 CAROLINA— NORTH 1907 \\'in.ston (Z. T.) Librar\- prog-ress in North Carolina, .1.L..1. Bull (i) Conf No 3-4 Ross (A. S.) Library proi;ress in North Carolina since 1899, .1.L..4. Bull (i) Conf No 71-72 CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 1907 ^^■ilson (L. R.) I'niversitv Libraries of N'iri^iiiia, Carolinas and Ceorgia, A.L.A. Bull (t) Conf No 266-270 CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa 1905 Cedar Rapids Free Public Library, L.J. (30) Q14, 931-932 CHEYENNE, Wyoming 1902 Cheyenne Carnet^ie Library, /„/. (27) 200-2(17 CHICAGO 189^ Wickersham (W. B.) Brief ^k* tch of some of the Libraries of Chicago, L.J. (20) 274-79 1897 Chicago Public Library, L.J. (22) 692-93 1909 Chicago Public Libraty conditions, L.J. (34) 448-440, 482-487, P.L. (14) 190, 219-221, 325-326' CHICAGO UNIVERSITY 1892 Dixon (Z. A.) Libraries of the Chicago L'niver^itx . L.J. (17) 50-51 1895 -- Departmental Libraries of the University of Chicago, L.J. (20) 375-377 CHICAGO— HISTORICAL 1887 Boss (H. R.) Chicago Historical Library. /../. (12) 72 CLEVELAND 1902 Brett (\V. H.) Cleveland Public Library, L.J. (27) 27-28 DAVENPORT 1901 Richard.son (Mrs.) Daxcnport Free Library, ///.. 7a Lib Conmi O. (i) 43 DELAWARE 1904 Permanence of Delaware Libraries, Deloa'arc L.C. Hdbk i4-i(> ELDORA 1903 Dedication of New Public Library building. I'klor.i. I;i, ///., la P.L. Comm Q. (3) 40-41 ELWOOD, Indiana 1909 Library troubles, I'.L. (14) 346-347 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY EVANSTON 1894 Ambrose (L.) Orrino^ton Lunt Library, North Western University, L.J. (19) 338-40 EVERETT 1905 Hathaway (G.) Everett Library, ill, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3, 8-9 FAR WEST 1898 Dana (J. C.) Library movement in the Far West, L. (8) 446-50 (Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, North Mexico, Texas) FLORIDA 1907 Utley (G. B.) Library conditions in Florida, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 73-75 GEORGIA 1907 Wilson (L. K.) University Libraries of Virginia, Carolinas and Georgia, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 266-270 GRAND RAPIDS 1904 Ryerson Public Library building, L.J. (29) 574, 594-5 GREENBORO, N.C. 1906 Caldwell (R. D.) Carnegie Library building, Groenboro, L.J. (31) 71S-IQ GULF STATES 1899 Beer (W.) Libraries in the Gulf States, L.J. (24) Conf No 6-7 (Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas) HARTLEPOOL 1893 Wadsworth Athenaeum Library, L.J. (18) 12-13 ILLINOIS— STATE HISTORICAL 1892 Illinois State Historical Library, L.J. (17) 244 ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 1906 Sharp (K. L.) University of Illinois, Univ studies v. 2, No 1, 85-96 INDIANA 1905 Ellis (H.) First Library in Indiana, P.L. (10) 509-512 1906 Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 11-12; No 5, 12-14, ^o 6, 7-8. 1907 : Lib Occ No 7, 7-10; No 8, 12-18; No 9, 4-6; No 9, 10-12, 19-20. 1908: Lib Occ No IX, 16-18; No 12, 19-20, (2) 19-23 INDIANAPOLIS 1901 Indianapolis Public Library, P.L. (6) 435-38 IOWA— STATE, HISTORICAL 1904 Shambough (B. F.) Work of the State Historical Society of la, la Lib Conim O. (4) 1-5 IOWA— PUBLIC LIBRARY 1891 North (A.) Iowa Public Libraries, L.J. (16) 332-33 1901 Johnston (W. H.) Library statistics of Iowa, la Lib Comm Q. (i) 27 1902 Brigham (J.) Library extension in the State of Iowa, la Lib Comm O. (2) 17-18, (2) 12-13, 38-391 50-52. 70-2. 1903 : la Lib Comm O. (3) 15-16, 31-32, 46-48, 69-72. 1904: la Lib Comm O. (4) 13-16, 30-2, 43-7' 50-2, 58-62. 1905 : la Lib Comm O. (5) 13-16, 26-31, 41-4, 56-60, 76-79. 91-94. 107-109, 124-28, 136-40, (5) 155-6, 180-3, 193. 198-200, 215-18, 231-33 IOWA— HISTORICAL 1902 Dungan (W. G.) County Historical Societies, 7a Lib Comm O. (2) 60-61 JACKSONVILLE, Florida 1905 Jacksonville Public Library, L.J. (30) 861-62 LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES 113 JERSEY CITY, New Jersey ' 1901 Jersey City Public Library, P.I^. (h) 170-75 KANSAS iQoS Francis (Miss) Libraries in State institutions in Kansas, T..J. (:i3) 512, /'./.. (13) 25-29 KENTUCKY 1907 Yust (W. F.) Library progress in Kentucky, /LL..i. Hull (i) Conf No 82-83 LA CROSSE 1905 Smith (^L A.) Progress at La Crosse, Wis I Ah Hull (1) 48 LAWRENCE, Mass. 1892 Lawrence, Mass : Public Library, /../. (17) 199 LEOMINSTER, Mass. 1885 Bates (A. J.) D(>velopment of the Leominster Library, L.J. (10) 5-6 LOS ANGELES 1905 Library situation in Los Angeles, L.J. (30) 800-803 1907 Los Angeles Public Librar)', ports, plans ill., Cat Nejvs a>id Notes (2) 113-122 LOUISIANA 1907 Beer (W.) Libraries of Louisiana, .LZ../L Bull (i) Conf No 76-77 LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 1909 Yust (VV. F.) Louisville P'ree Library building, /../. (34) 398-401 LYNN, Mass. 1901 Lynn, Mass., Public Library, P.L. (h) 50-53 MADISON 1906 Madison's New Library building, ///., Wis Lib Bull (2) 4-5 MADISON— PUBLIC 1907 (G. W.) Governor Doty's Public-Private Library, Wis Lib Bull (3) 67 MARSHALLTOWN 1903 Dedication of Marshalltown Library building, ///., /a Lib Coinm O. (3) MICHIGAN 1906 Koch (T. W.) Student circulation in a University Library, L.J. (31) 758-b( 1908 A made-over Library — The Michigan University .Library, P. I.. (13) 8-0 MILWAUKEE 1896 West (T.) Library-Mu.seum building, /,./. (21) 177-81 MINNESOTA 1904 Minnesota Libraries, Minn P.L.C. Notes and Neivs (i) 7-8, (2) 7-8. 1905: Minn P.L.C. Notes and News (3) 6-8, (4) 6-8. 1906 : Minn P.L.C. Notes and News (7) 13-16, (8) 6-8. 1907: Minn P.L.C. Notes and News (9) 37-38. vol. 2, No i, 10-16; No 3, 11-15; ^"0 4. 86-89; No 6, 120-121. 1908: Minn P.L.C. Notes and News (2) No 7, 139-142; No 6, I I i-i 13 MINNESOTA— SPECIAL J893 Minnesota Historical Society Library, Collection of Newspapers and publications, L.J. (18) 8o-8r MINNEAPOLIS 1885 Shaw (A.) Minneapolis Public Library, L.J. (10) 84-S7 1891 Minneapolis Public Library, /../. (16) 176-79 114 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY MUSCATINE iqo2 "p. M. Mussel- Public Library, Muscatine, Iowa, ill., la Lib Comm O. (2) 14-15 NEWARK, New Jersey 1889 Newark Public Library, L.J. (14) 437-40 NEBRASKA— GENERAL 1906 Nebraska Libraries No i, 9-12; No 2, 14-16. 1907: Nebraska Libraries No 4, 20; No 5, 3-7. 1908 : Nebraska Libraries No 7, 3-8 NEBRASKA COLLEGE 1904 Nichol (M. \V.) The College Library in Nebraska, L.J. (29) 294-97 NEW BRITAIN, Conn. 1901 New Britain Library building-, L.J. (26) 257-61, P.L. (6) 303-S NEW HAVEN 1891 Public Library and Historical Society. L.J. (16) 174 1909 Proposed new building for New Haven Free Public Library, L.J. (34) 113-114 NEW HAVEN UNIVERSITY 1890 Yale's New University Library building-, L.J. (15) 233 NEW ENGLAND 1883 New England Libraries, L.J. (8) 48-49 1900 Jackson (G. A.) New England's present library problem, L.J. (25) 574-7 NEW LONDON, Conn. 1893 New London Public Library, L.J. (18) 153-154 NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana 1892 Otis (O.) Library future in New Orleans, L.J. (17) 242 1897 Beer (W.) Fisk Free Library, L.J. (22) Conf No 32-34 1899 Krause (L. B.) 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(32) 438-39 Libraries in the State of New York, U.S. Govt Rept 619-47 Report on Public Libraries, Travelling Libraries and Study Clubs : Bull No 47, Public Libraries No 17, N.Y..S.L. Rcpt (90) 1908 Tolman (F. L.) New York State in its relation to the Libraries of the State, N.Y.L. (i) 68-70 New York Libraries, N.Y.L. (i) 21-28, 55-63, 89-96, 122-128, 153-160,. 187-192, 218-224, 251-256, (2) 41-48 NORTHAMPTON 1887 .\dams (H. B.) Suggestions for the Forbes Library in Northampton, L.J. (12) 512 LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES NORTHWEST 1895 Bowkcr (R. R.) Some Libraries of the North W«'st, /.J. (jo) 77-.S0 (iqo5 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in the North West, I. .J. (v)l ("onf No 4-14, Wash L.A. Bull (i) i-o (British Cokinibia, Idaho, Wvomintr, Montana, Washinjjton) ac)o7 Bowcrman (G. F.) Sonu' Libraries in the l-\irthost Norlh \\"e>,i, p./.. (12) 120-122 NORWICH. Connecticut iS»,3 Trumbull (J.) Otis Library, /../. (iX) 4(h;-7o OHIO 11)07 Jones (O.) 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(",o) 785-786 PITTSBURG 1895 Carnegie Library, L.J. (20) 3S2-85 1897 Lawrenceville Branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburg-, L.J. (22) 440-41 i()oo l^\t(>nsion of the Pittsburg ( arnegie Library, L.J. (25) 228 POLAND SPRINGS, Maine 190S Jones (E. L.) An Ideal hotel libniry, /'./.. (13) () PRINCETON UNIVERSITY i<)oo Richardson (E. C.) Princeton l'niver>ilv Librarv and its re-orgainzation, /../. (25) 219-222 PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island i8c)() New Public Library building, /,./. (21^ 333-,S'>. 3<H-^^'"^ 1900 Foster (W. E.) Descriptive account, with plans, L.J. (25)