Classification no. I 24.11 3: (nos.) I 24.12: 889 898 I 24.13: 873 891 895 897 9001 900 2 902 908 I 24.14: 890 I 24. PENSION BUREAU-Continued Orders [3d series, 1901-?] [The only part of this series in the Public Documents Library is the compilation listed below.] [1-58] Orders [1-58] of commissioner of pensions relating to organization, conduct of business and methods, and practice of Bureau of Pensions. 1901. [Interleaved.] Roster of disqualified attorneys Roster of disqualified attorneys; corrected to July 1, 1889. 1889. Instructions to examining surgeons Instructions to examining surgeons for pensions. 1873. Instructions to examining surgeons, 1891; [by Thomas D. Ingram]. Instructions to examining surgeons; [by Thomas Featherstonhaugh]. Same; [by J. F. Raub]. 1897. Same; [by J. F. Raub]. 1900. Same, supplemental instructions under sec. 2 of act of June 27, 1890, amended by act of May 9, 1900. [June 30, 1900.] [4039-153] Instructions to examining surgeons; [by Sam Houston]. 1902. Same; prepared under direction of medical referee [Sam Houston] by joint committee from Bureau of Pensions and National Association of Pension Examining Surgeons. 1905. Instructions to examining surgeons; [by Charles F. Whitney]. Oct. 12, 1908. Laws governing granting of army and navy pensions and bounty land See, for miscellaneous laws, rulings, and regulations, I24.7: Laws governing granting of army and navy pensions, with regulations relating thereto. 1890. Laws governing granting of army and navy pensions and bounty land, Amendments to pension laws [Mar. 23, 1906-May 30, 1908]. 1908. Rules of practice See, for Treatise on practice of Pension Bureau governing adjudication of army and navy pensions, I 24.7:882, 898. See, for Precedents applicable to suits, civil and criminal, incident to administration of pension and bounty-land laws [etc.], I 24.7:895. Rules of practice in appealed claims before Secretary of Interior relating to pensions and bounty-lands. May, 1899. Same, amendments, by adding rules 14 and 15. Nov. 4, 1901. I 25. RAILROADS COMMISSIONER [An Auditor of Railroad Accounts was appointed under act approved June 19, 1878. Act of Mar. 3, 1881, changed the title to Railroads Commissioner. The office was discontinued by act approved June 28, 1300.j Classification 125.1: ' Annual reports (date I 25.1: (CT) 125.2: M59 [1878-1903, in annual reports of Interior Department (11.1:), and usually issued separately also.} Annual reports (separates) General publications Mileage of roads operated Sept. 1, 1894, by companies to which United P11 Pacific railroads. Circular relating to railroads operated by Pacific [Created by act of Mar. 3, 1877, and attached to Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (Stat. L. v. 19, p. 357). Transferred to Agriculture Department by acts of June 16, 1880 (Stat. L. v. 21, p. 276) and Mar. 3, 1881 (Stat. L. v. 21, p. 383). The work under Interior Department ceased June 30, 1881. See, for later publications, A8.] (CT) 2d, 1878 and 1879) [Not in Congressional set.] See, for 3d, 4th, and 5th reports, A8.1: Annual reports (separates) [A few of the more important papers contained in the annual reports have been issued separately. Separates from the 1st and 2d reports are to be classed here; see, for separates from the 3d, 4th, and 5th reports, A8.14:] I 26.2: General publications (CT) [None issued.] †I 27. RECLAMATION SERVICE [Organized under Geological Survey by act of June 17, 1902 (Stat. L. v. 32, pt. 1, p. 388). The connection with the Geological Survey was practically abolished July 1, 1906, except for the directorship and the disbursing, but it was not until Mar. 1907, that the actual separation took place and the Reclamation Service became an independent bureau. See, for publications issued prior to July 1, 1906, I 19.17:] Classification * [Concerning many of the publications listed below, the Reclamation record of Oct. 1908, p. 89, says: "Some of the railroad companies have lately signified their willingness to issue in the form of illustrated circulars manuscripts furnisht by the [Reclamation] Service and to supply several thousand copies with no advertising matter attacht for distribution by the Service. ** These circulars contain detailed information concerning the location of the projects, climate, crops, transportation facilities, fuel, water supply, markets, cost of water right and other matters of interest." More recently the Reclamation Service has paid for large editions of these folders without advertising matter. The railroad inap pasted in many of these folders is not an official part of such publication.] Ac8 Act. Questions and answers relating to reclamation act and its operations. [Aug. 1, 1908.] 1 Ac82 Ac83 B411 B412 C19 G16 Same. [Feb. 1, 1909.] Same. Sept. 21, 1909. narrow 12o narrow 12o narrow 12o Belle Fourche irrigation project, S. Dak. n. p. Oct. 1, 1909. nar row 8° Belle Fourche Government irrigation project. n. p. [1909]. 16° Carlsbad irrigation project, N. Mex. n. p. Nov. 15, 1909. narrow 8° H921 H922 Huntley irrigation project, Mont. Reclamation Service, Aug. 15, 1908. narrow 8° Huntley irrigation project, Mont. n. p. Oct. 1, 1909. narrow 8° Idaho homes under national Government irrigation system in southern Idaho. [Caxton, printers] Caldwell, Idaho [1908?]. narrow 8° [Published by authority of Payette-Boise Water Users' Association in cooperation with Reclamation Service.] † Act approved June 25, 1910 (Stat. L. v. 36, pt. 1, p. 835), contained the following proviso: That no part of this appropriation [$20,000,000] shall be expended upon any existing project until it shall have been examined and reported upon by a board of engineer officers of the Army designated by the President of the United States, and until it shall be approved by the President as feasible and practicable and worthy of such expenditure; nor shall any portion of this appropriation be expended upon any new project." By departmental order of July 2, 1910, the position of consulting engineer to Secretary of Interior on construction work in Reclamation Service was created. The Reclamation Projects Board, authorized by the above-mentioned act of June 25, 1910, was organized July 20, 1910 and later, accompanied by the director of the Reclamation Service and the consulting engineer on construction work, made a trip through the West to inspect the various reclamation projects. Nov. 28, 1910, the board made its report to the Secretary of the Interior through the consulting engineer. This report was transmitted to Congress by the President Jan. 5, 1911, and appeared as House document 1262, 61st Congress, 3d session. Up to Apr. 14, 1911, no bureau edition of the report has been issued. Classification I 27. RECLAMATION SERVICE-Continued no. 127.2: General publications-Continued Ir71 Ir72 Ir73 K661 K66 2 L23 M31 M66 N41 N81 Irrigation projects. n. p. May 1, 1908. 4° [Map 10503 accompanying this publication is separate.] Irrigation projects of Reclamation Service, national reclamation of arid lands. n. p. [Apr. 22, 1909]. 8° Same. n. p. [Nov. 12, 1909]. narrow 8° Klamath irrigation project; by W. H. Heileman. n. p. [1908]. 4° Klamath irrigation project, Cal.-Oreg. n. p. Oct. 1, 1909. narrow 8° Minidoka irrigation project, Idaho. n. p. Dec. 15, 1909. narrow 8° Nevada. From desert to great commonwealth, what Government irrigation is doing in Nevada [in connection with Truckee-Carson irrigation project; by C. H. Forbes-Lindsay]. n. p. [1908]. 4o, folded to narrow 8° [From Craftsman, Mar. 1908.] See also I 27.2:T76 1,2. North Platte irrigation project, Nebr.-Wyo. n. p. Nov. 15, 1909. narrow 8° [See also A19.9:N81.] Orland irrigation project, Cal. n. p. Oct. 1, 1909. narrow 8° Or5 Orland project, irrigation district in Sacramento Valley, Cal. n. p. R47 Sa3 Sh81 Sh82 [1909]. 8° Rio Grande irrigation project, N. Mex. [and Tex.]. n. p. Nov. 15, 1909. narrow 8° Salt River irrigation project, Ariz. n. p. Oct. 1, 1909. narrow 8° Shoshone project. Irrigated farms owned by Uncle Sam open to settlement, located in Shoshone irrigation project, Big Horn Basin, Wyo. n. p. [1908]. narrow 8° (Shoshone bulletin 1.) Same. n. p. [1909]. narrow 8° (Shoshone bulletin 2.) Sh83 Shoshone irrigation project, Wyo. n. p. Nov. 1, 1909. narrow 8° Su7 Sun River project. Opening of Sun River irrigation project, Mont. [Minneapolis, Minn., 1908.] narrow 8° [See also A19.9:Su7.] T761 Truckee-Carson irrigation project, Nev. [letter of information for home seekers]. n. p. [May 11, 1909]. 4o, folded to narrow 8° T762 Truckee-Carson irrigation project, Nev. n. p. Sept. 15, 1909. narrow 8° Uml Y3 Y9 127.3: See also I 27.2:N41 and A19.9:T76. Umatilla irrigation project, Oreg. n. p. Dec. 15, 1909. narrow 80 Yellowstone project. Lower Yellowstone irrigation project, Mont. [and Yuma irrigation project, Ariz.-Cal. n. p. Oct. 1, 1909. Bulletins (nos.) [None issued.] narrow 8° Feb. Mar. Apr. [Issues for 1908 and 1909 do not bear a voluine number, but they constitute v. 1, which is indexed in the Dec. 1909 issue. Beginning with Jan. 1910, the volume number appears on the publications.] I 27.6: Standard designs [The publications here listed, with one exception, all bear the words "compilation by Technical Section." The name of the section having been dropped about July, 1909, it will not appear on later publications, except on reprints of earlier issues.] B76 Bridges. Highway bridge abutments. [Washington, Reclamation Service] Jan. 1907. 4 drawings, each 7.1 × 9.6 in. Contents: 1. Simple piers for stringer bridges, 8-30 foot spans. 2. Abutments with wing walls for steel truss bridges, 30-100 foot spans. 3. Same for wooden truss bridges. 4. Details of stringer attachments and tables for abutments with wing walls. B762 Bridges. Standard highway bridges. [1st edition.] [Washington, Reclamation Service] Aug. 1906. 12 drawings, each 6.9 9.5 in. [Drawings 6-11 of this 1st edition also appeared in Specifications 141 (1 27.8:141).] B763 B764 * Same. 2d edition. [Washington, Reclamation Service] Dec. 1907. 8? drawings, each 6.9 X 9.5 in. Same. * 2d edition. [Washington, Reclamation Service] Dec. 1907, reprint Dec. 1908. 8 drawings, each 6.9 × 9.5 in. Contents: 1. Stringer bridges, spans 8-30 feet. 2. Thru and pony steel trusses, general elevations and plans. 3. Same, sizes, quantities, and general data. 4. Same, end post joints and shoes. 5. Same, intermediate posts for pony trusses. 6. Same, sway brace and lacing guard for pony trusses. 7. Same, intermediate post and lacing guard for thru trusses. 8. Same, portal brace for thru trusses. B86 Buildings. Standard buildings. [Washington, Reclamation Service] May, 1907. 11 drawings, drawings 1-9, each 7 × 9.5 in., and drawings 10, 11, each 9.5 X 7 in.? B862 * Same. [Washington, Reclamation Service] May, 1907, reprint Oct. 1909. 11 drawings, drawings 1-9, each 7 X 9.5 in., and drawings 10, 11, each 9.5 X 7 in. Contents: 1. Lodging house. 2. Typical cross section. 3. Store house. 4. Engineer's residence. 5. Office building. 6. Mess house. 7. Concrete vault. 8. Stable and wagon shed. 9. Mess house for 100 men. 10. Bills of material. 11. Same. |