W7.111: 27 (War Dept. doc. 125.) Same, supplement (War Dept. doc. 125.) 28 [1st edition] (War Dept. doc. 144.) Same. 2d edition (War Dept. doc. 144.) 29 [pt. 1] (War Dept. doc. 147.) [This portion was published in tentative form with title: Topographical reconnaissance, being chapter 1 of Engineer field manual. The manuscript of the proposed book was afterwards completely revised and the successive parts were issued as listed below, the original chapter 1 being replaced by new matter issued as pt. 1. This print is 8o, but all subsequent issues of no. 29 listed below are 16o.] Same, pt. 1 [Revised edition] (War Dept. doc. 231.) Same, pt. 2 [1st edition] (War Dept. doc. 221.) [1st edition] (War Dept. doc. 239.) Same, pts. 4 and 5 [1st edition] (War Dept. doc. 272.) Same, pt. 6 [1st edition] (War Dept. doc. 256.) Same, pts. 1-6 2d revised edition (War Dept. doc. 296.) [Issued in 1 v.] Same, pts. 1-6 3d revised edition (War Dept. doc. 355.) [Issued in 1 v.] 30 (War Dept. doc. 148.) 31 (War Dept. doc. 225.) Regulations (general) 825 Regulations of Engineer Department. Washington, 1825. * 840 Regulations for government of Engineer Department. Washington, 1840. 12° * 857 Regulations for Corps of Engineers and Topographical Engineers. Washington, 1857. 12° * 889 Regulations for government of Corps of Engineers. 1889. 12° See, for Engineer regulations, adopted June 26, 1902, W7.113:902, 906. W7.112: Regulations and instructions (special) H21 Harbors. Instructions concerning establishment of harbor lines. [Dec. 14, 1907.] 12° V66 Vicksburg, Miss. General instructions for assistants in field [issued from] Engineer Office, Vicksburg, Miss. 1901. 12° Classification no. W7.11 3: 900 902 906 W7.12: (date) W7. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT-Continued Compilations and digests of orders, circulars, regu- General orders and circulars in force Apr. 16, 1900. [1900.] 12° (War Engineer regulations [adopted June 26, 1902] and Digest of Orders, Index to river and harbor act approved [The river and harbor acts to which these are the indexes are among the Slip laws classed under $7.5:] W7.14: (v. nos.) Maps and drawings Explorations and surveys for railroad from Mississippi River to Pacific Ocean [or Pacific Railroad Surveys] 4° V. [Some of the following reports first appeared in 80 as House document 129, 33d Con- Except in the case of v. 12, the 1st column of Congressional numbers below refers to No edition without Congressional document number.] 1 [758-78] and [791-91] Same, supplement. See v. 12. v. 2 [759-78] and [792-91] V. [760-78] and [793-91] V. [768-78] and [801–91] Same * [Printed as 36th Congress, 2d session, Senate ex. doc. Not in Congressional set.] . 12, pt. 1 [1054-56] Same, pt. 2 [1055-56] [992-46] -- Classification no. W7.14: (v. nos.) W7.14: (CT) W7.15: W7. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT—Continued Explorations and surveys for railroad from Mississippi River to Pacific Ocean [or Pacific Railroad Surveys]-Continued Same, pt. 1 [Printed as "36th Congress, 1st session, Senate ex. doc. -." Not in Congressional set.] [Volume 12 is Supplementary report of I. I. Stevens on route near 47th and 49th parallels. There were several prints of this report, the matter contained being exactly the same in all. The first to appear was the Senate print [992-46] which was issued in one volume designated as "supplement to v. 1. The House print is in two volumes [1054-56] and [1955-56] designated as "v. 12, book 1, and "v. 12, book 2." The Senate later ordered additional copies which were printed as "v. 12, book 1" and "v. 12, book 2," the form being identical with the House copies except for the change in document notation from "House ex. doc. 56" to "Senate ex. doc. -."] Explorations and surveys for railroad from Mississippi River to Pacific Ocean (separates) [This class embraces separates of the 80 edition, House document 129, 33d Congress, 1st session, in serial nos. 736-739, including such parts of the projected v. 3 (serial no. 738) as were printed, and the separates of the 40 edition listed under W7.14:] Information circular 12° (nos.) 1 July 1, 1902 2 Aug. 26, 1902 [Discontinued.] W7.16: Engineer School [After the Civil War, the post at Willets Point, N. Y., constituted the regular Engineer School of Application for the engineer service. By General orders 63, 1897, the school was designated the United States Engineer School; by General orders 155, 1901, the Engineer School of Application; by General orders 115, 1904, the Engineer School. It was originally located at the fort at Willets Point, afterwards named Fort Totten, but was transferred in 1901 to Washington Barracks, Washington, D. C., at which place it is now located. Early reports of the school are made by the commanding officer of the Battalion of Engineers. See, for early historical information, Occasional papers 14 (W7.162:14).] W7.16: Engineer School, Annual reports (date) [1880-1908, in annual reports of War Department (W1.1:), and 1905-07 issued separately also. 1909 report not printed.] W7.162: Engineer School, Occasional papers (nos.) [1] Impressions of a company commander, by [E. A. F.] Potez, from Revue du genie militaire; translated by J. R. Williams, F. R. Shunk, [and] E. M. Rhett. Press of Engineer School of Application, Washington Barracks, D. C., 1902. 1 Same. Revised edition. Washington Barracks, D. C., Press of Engineer School, 1905. [2] Improvement of Mississippi River between St. Louis and Cairo; by William P. Wooten. Press of Engineer School of Application, Washington Barracks, D. C., 1902. 2 Same. [2d edition.] Washington Barracks, D. C., Press of Engineer School, 1905. [2a] Upon use of electric search-lights in war, by A. Bochet; translated by W. V. Judson. Press of Engineer School of Application, Washington Barracks, D. C., 1902. 16° [3] Military landscape sketching, by M. Lefebvre; translated from Journal des sciences militaires, by W. V. Judson. Press of Engineer School of Application, Washington Barracks, D. C., 1902. 3 Same. [2d edition revised.] Washington Barracks, D. C., Press of Engineer School, 1905. [4] Destruction of obstacles in campaign, by Bornecque; trans lated by Edward Burr. Press of Engineer School of Application, Washington Barracks, D. C., 1903. 4 Same. [2d edition.] [Press of] Engineer School of Application, Washington Barracks, D. C. [1904]. 5 Classification по. W7.162: (nos.) W7. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT-Continued Engineer School, Occasional papers-Continued [6] Report upon operations of 1st Battalion of Engineers in connection with maneuvers at Fort Riley, Kans., Sept. and Oct. 1902; [by] Smith S. Leach. Press of Engineer School of Application, Washington Barracks, D. C., 1903. [7] Historical sketch of 1st Battalion of Engineers during its tour abroad; [by] Smith S. Leach. Press of Engineer School of Application, Washington Barracks, D. C., 1903. [Erroneously printed as 6.] W7.17: Dates of retirement of officers of Corps of Engineers W8. 1908, Aug. 8 GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEYS WEST OF 100th MERID- [This work was the outgrowth of the topographical reconnaissance made by George M. Wheeler in 1869. Wheeler's plans for geographical surveys west of the 100th meridian, being approved by the Secretary of War, were adopted by Congress and appropriations were made for the work from 1872 to 1879, when the Geological Survey (I 19.) was established, taking up the field work of this and other surveys. Wheeler's office was continued until Feb. 29, 1884, its work being the preparation and publication of the reports. See, for history and publications of Geographical Surveys West of 100th Meridian, Final report, v. 1 (W8.5:1), and for catalogue and index of publications, Geological Survey Bulletin 222 (I 19.3:222). See, for Report upon 3d International Geographical Congress and Exhibition at Venice, Italy, 1881, by Wheeler, W7.5:W 56.] W8.1: | Annual reports 4° and 8° (date) 1869, Preliminary report upon reconnaissance through southern and southeastern Nevada, made in 1869, by Geo. M. Wheeler and D. W. Lockwood. 1875. 4o W8.2: 1870 [None issued.] 1871, Preliminary report concerning explorations and surveys, principally in Nevada and Arizona, conducted under direction of George M. Wheeler, 1871. 1872. 4° [1479-65] 1872, Progress-report upon geographical and geological explorations and surveys west of 100th meridian in 1872; by George M. Wheeler. 1874. 4o 1872-84, Annual reports, in annual reports of Engineer Department General publications Barometric hypsometry, instructions, 1876. See W8.2:M563. + This Checklist ends with the publications of the calendar year 1909. The Engineer Department has since begun a new series, necessitating an additional class under W7., the series title of which is as follows: W7.18: Standard specifications (nos.) no. Classification W8. GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEYS WEST OF 100th MERIDIAN (Wheeler)-Continued W8.2: 1 General publications-Continued Camps. Tables containing camps, distances, lines of march, latitudes, longitudes, altitudes, &c., explorations and surveys west of 100th meridian in Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, field season of 1872. 1873. 4° G29 Geographic positions. Tables of geographic positions, azimuths, and distances, with lists of barometric altitudes, magnetic declinations, and itineraries of important routes; by M. M. Macomb. 1885. large 8° G29 2 In8 L82 Geological atlas projected to illustrate geographical explorations and surveys west of 100th meridian; [by] Geo. M. Wheeler. Julius Bien, lith. [New York, 1874]. oblong fo [Covers and atlas sheets were each issued separately. Set in Public Documents Library is incomplete. See, for complete bibliography, p. 705713 of List of geographical atlases in Library of Congress, with bibliographical notes, v. 1 (LC5.2:G291).] Invertebrate fossils. Preliminary report upon invertebrate fossils collected by expeditions of 1871, 1872, and 1873, with descriptions of new species; [by] C. A. White. 1874. Logarithm, traverse, and altitude tables. 1875. M561 Meteorological observations. Instructions for taking and recording meteorological observations and for preserving and repairing instruments; by R. L. Hoxie. 1874. * M562 Same; by R. L. Hoxie and Wm. L. Marshall. 1875. 16° M563 Meteorological observations. Instructions for taking, recording, and reducing meteorological observations, and for preserving and repairing instruments, by R. L. Hoxie and Wm. L. Marshall; to which are appended barometrical tables 1-11 of Professional papers, Corps of Engineers, no. 12. 1876. [Cover-title and 1st title-page read: Barometric hypsometry, instructions, 1876. See, for Engineer Department Professional papers referred to, W7.10:] Ornithological specimens. Report upon ornithological specimens collected in 1871, 1872, and 1873; [by H. C. Yarrow and Henry W. Henshaw]. 1874. Or6 P53 P69 Philadelphia, International Exhibition, 1876. Catalogue of articles placed at Centennial Exposition [Philadelphia, Pa.] 1876. 1876. Plants. Catalogue of plants collected in 1871, 1872, and 1873, with descriptions of new species; [by Sereno Watson and J. T. Rothrock]. 1874. R29 Reports. List of reports and maps of Geographical Surveys West of 100th Meridian. [1st edition.] 1878. R292 St2 Same. 2d edition. 1881. * Stars. Catalogue of mean declination of 2018 stars between Oh to 2h T621 Topographical atlas [in] crayon; [by Geo. M.] Wheeler. oblong fo Contents: Conventional signs. General topographic features. Atlas sheet 49, 50, 58, 59, 66, 67. n. p. 1875. T622 Topographical atlas, projected to illustrate Geographical Surveys West of 100th Meridian, embracing results of different expeditions under command of Geo. M. Wheeler. n. p. [1878]. oblong fo [Covers and atlas sheets were each issued separately. Set in Public Documents Library is incomplete. See, for complete bibliography, p. 705–713 of List of geographic atlases in Library of Congress with bibliographical notes, v. 1 (LC5.2:G29 1).] Vertebrata. Systematic catalogue of vertebrata of eocene of New Mexico, collected in 1874; [by] E. D. Cope. Apr. 17, 1875. V61 |