16 Ambler, Mason G. A plea for the preservation of our forests, streams and fuels.

( In West Virginia bar association. Proceedings, 1905. Parkersburg, W. Va., 1906. 24 cm . p. 106-118)

17 American academy of political and social science. Philadelphia. Conversation of natural resources.

Philadelphia, American academy of political and social science, 1909. iii, [1], 256 p. 26 cm . (The annals of the American academy of political and social science. vol. XXXIII, no. 3.)

Contents. —pt. 1. Forestry on private lands, by G. Pinchot; Public regulation of private forests, by H. S. Graves; Can the states regulate private forests? by F. C. Zacharie.—pt. 2. Water as a resource, by W J McGee; Water power in the United States, by M. O. Leighton; The scope of state and federal legislation concerning the use of waters, by C. E. Wright; The necessity for state or federal regulation of water power development, by C. W. Baker; Federal control of water power in Switzerland, by T. Cleveland.—pt. 3. Classification of the public lands, by G. W. Woodruff; A summary of our most important land laws, by K. Nelson; Indian lands: their administration with reference to present and future use, by F. E. Leupp; The conservation and preservation of soil fertility, by C. G. Hopkins; Farm tenure in the United States, by H. Gannett; What may be accomplished by reclamation, by F. H. Newell; The legal problems of reclamation of lands by means of irrigation, by M. Bien—pt. 4. Our mineral resources, by G. O. Smith; The production and waste of mineral resources and their bearing on conservation, by J. A. Holmes; Preservation of the phosphates and the conservation of the soil, by C. R. Van Hise.

9-14081 H1.A4

18 American conservation. v. 1, no 1-7; Feb.-Aug. 1911.

Washington, D. C., National conservation association, 1911. 265 p. illus. 26 cm . monthly.

T. R. Shipp, editor

No more published.

12-7728 HC101.A45

19 The American year book; a record of events and progress 1910-1911.

New York and London, D. Appleton and company, 1911-12. 2 v. 20½ cm

1910. The conservation question: p. 39-44; The conservation of national resources: p. 293-302.

1911. The conservation question: p. 53-56; Conservation: Mineral resources, by David T. Day, p. 420-423; Forestry, by Edwin A. Start, p. 423-425; Reclamation and irrigation, by Arthur P. Davis, p. 425-433.

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20 *Armenteras, Andrés Avelino de. El problema forestal en la América latina y su influencia en las inundaciones.

Madrid, Impr. de los Hijos de M. G. Hernández, 1910.

21 Blackmar, F. W. The conservation of natural resources.

( In National irrigation congress. Official proceedings. Sept. 29-30, Oct. 1-3, 1908. Albuquerque, N. M., [1908?] 23 cm . p. 311-322)

HD1726.N2 1908

21a Burk, Frederic Lister. The teacher's part in conservation.

( In National education association of the United States. Journal of proceedings and addresses, 1911. p. 970-977.)

E 12-488 L13.N4 1911

22 California. Dept. of public instruction. Conservation of natural resources. From the twenty-third biennial report of Edward IIyatt, superintendent of public instruction.

Sacramento, Cal., 1909. 98 p. illus. 22½ cm

9-29708 HC107.C2A6 1909

23 —— Governor, 1911- (IIiram W. Johnson) Inaugural address ... Jan. 3, 1911.

Sacramento, W. W. Shannon, 1911. 13 p. 22 cm

“Conservation”: p. 12.

J87.C22 1911 Jan. 3

24 Clerget , Pierre. Géographie économique, l'exploitation rationnelle du globe.

Paris, O. Doin et fils, 1912. 2 p.l., 473 p. incl. tables. 18½ cm

(Encyclopédie scientifique, pub. sous la direction du Dr. Toulouse. Bibliothéque de sociologie appliqueé, directeur: T. Ruyssen.)

“Index bibliographique”: p. 455-459.

12-16299 HF1025.C7

25 Cleveland , Treadwell, jr. A primer of conservation. (Includes excerpts from addresses given at the White House conference of governors.)

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908. 24 p. 23 cm . (U.S. Forest service. Circular 157.)

Agr 8-950 SD11.A27,no.157

26 Colorado. Conservation commission . Report.

Denver, Col., 1910. 191 p. 23 cm

12-12752 HC107.C7A25

26a Commonwealth club of California. Conservation.

( In its Transactions, June, 1912, v. 7: 69-314.)

Contents.— “The doubtful zone of authority between state and federal authority”: Addresses by Curtis H. Lindley, Frank H. Short, Charles S. Wheeler, Theodore Roosevelt. Reports of Committee on Agricultural lands, Forestry, Fuel, Minerals other than fuel; Water supply and irrigation; Water power.

27 Conference on conservation of natural resources, Washington, 1908. Declaration of governors for conservation of natural resources.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908. 7 p. 23 cm . (U. S. Dept. agriculture. Farmers’ bulletin 340.)

Agr 8-1074* S21.A6, no. 34

28 —— Proceedings of a conference of governors in the White House, Washington, D. C. May 13-15, 1908, ed. under the direction of Newton C. Blanchard, chairman, John Franklin Fort, John C. Cutler, James O. Davidson, Martin F. Ansel, the committee of governors, by W J McGee.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. xxxvii, 451 p. port.-group, diagrs. 27 cm

9-9567 HC101.C7 1908 a

29 —— The White House conference on the conservation of natural resources: May 13-15, 1908. Declaration of the governors as adopted May 15, 1908. The value of natural scenery, address delivered before the Conference May 14, 1908, by J. Horace McFarland.

Philadelphia, Pa., [1908]. 16 p. 20½ cm . (American civic association. [Publications] Series 11 no. 3, June, 1908.)

9-9571 HC101.C7 1908

30 Crocker, Mrs. Emmons. What women are doing for conservation.

( In National irrigation congress. Proceedings, 1909. Spokane, Wash., 1909. 23 cm . p. 278-282.)

HD1726.N2 1909

31 Cronau, Rudolf. Our wasteful nation; the story of American prodigality and the abuse of our national resources.

New York, M. Kennerley, [ c 1908]. 134 p. front., plates. 20 cm

9-145 HC106.C8

32 Daughters of the American revolution. National conservation committee. Annual report. 1910-11.

[n. p., 1911.] 14 p. 23 cm

Reprint from Proceedings Twentieth Continental congress, National society, D. A. R.

CA 12-106 Unrev'd

HC106.D26

33 Douglas, James. Conservation of natural resources.

( In Smithsonian institution. Annual report. 1909. Washington, 1910. 23½ cm . p. 317-329.)

Reprinted from Bulletin of the American institute of mining engineers, New York, no. 29, May, 1909, p. 439-451.

Also printed separately.

11-9872 Q11.S66 1909

34 Farquhar, Arthur B. Conservation: an address at the First national conservation congress, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition, Seattle, Washington, Aug. 26, 27, 28, 1909.

York, Pa.: A. B. Farquhar, 1909. 12 p. 23 cm

Separate not in Library of Congress. See no. 58 below.

35 [ Fletcher, Henry Frederick.] Ethics of conservation.

[ Rockville, Conn., Printed by T. F. Rady & co., c 1910.] cover-title, 18 p. 19 cm

12-1250

35a Foulke, William Dudley. Conservation in municipalities.

( In National municipal league. Proceedings, Buffalo, 1910. [Philadelphia], 1910. 23 cm . p. 12-21.)

JS302.N48 1910

36 Grave, Caswell. Notes on the history of the oyster in Maryland and the physical valuation of her oyster properties.

[ Baltimore? 1912?] 11 p. fold. diagr. 24½ cm

12-33321 SH365.M3G7

37 Gregory, Mary Huston. Checking the waste; a study in conservation.

Indianapolis. The Bobbs-Merrill company, 1911. 5 p. l., 318 p. 19 cm

11-7313 HC106.G8

38 Hardtner, Henry E. and Fred J. Grace. Louisiana. The leader of the South in conservation legislation. Addresses.

[ New Orleans, Louisiana printing co., ltd., 1911.] 20 p. incl. ports. 23 cm

11-33115 HC107.L8H2

39 Hawaii (Ter.). Legislature, 1909. Conservation of Hawaii's natural resources. Before the Legislature, 1909. Addresses by the governor and his conferees who attended the governor's conference with the President in Washington, D. C., in May, 1908, and by others.

Honolulu, Hawaiian gazette co., ltd., 1909. 21 p. 23 cm

Hon. R. W. Shingle in the chair.

Reprinted for general distribution by the Board of commissioners of agriculture and forestry.

Pub. also in Hawaiian, with title: Ka malama ana o ko Hawaii mau waiwai.

Addresses by Gov. Walter F. Frear, R. S. Hosmer, Jared G. Smith, Sanford B. Dole, E. V. Wilcox, and W. O. Smith.

9-13577 HC687.H3A5 1909 a

40 Hewitt, Abram Stevens. Our national inheritance, and how to enjoy it. Speech of Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, of New York, delivered in the House of Representatives, February 11, 1879.

Washington, [Govt. print. off.], 1879. 16 p. 21 cm

10-33517 HC106.H5

41 Hichborn, Franklin. Story of the session of the California Legislature of 1911.

San Francisco, Press of the James H. Barry company, 1911. 4 p. l., [11]-348, lxvii p. 20 cm

“The conservation measures”: p. 156-168.

11-31805 F866.H575

42 Hill, James Jerome. Highways of progress.

New York, Doubleday, Page & company, 1910. x, 353 p. 20½ cm

Republished from various sources.

Contents. —The nation's future.—Agriculture and the national life.—Farm methods—old and new.—Reciprocity with Canada.—Commerce.—Industrial and railroad consolidations.—The Northwest.—Oriental trade.—Irrigation and drainage.—Waterways.—The railroad.—The conservation of capital.—The natural wealth of the land and its conservation.

10-14659 HC106.H57

43 Holmes , Oliver Wendell. State conservation of natural resources.

( In Reinsch, Paul S., ed. Readings on American state government. New York, [1911]. 21½ cm . p. 262-265.)

JK2408.R5

Decision, reprinted from United States reports, v. 209, p. 349, ff.

44 Hughes, Charles E. Conservation of natural resources in the state of New York.

( In Conference of governors, 1908. Proceedings. Washington, 1909. 27 cm . p. 314-330)

HC101.C7 1908

Reprinted in Paul S. Reinsch's Reading on American state government, New York, 1911, p. 271-284.

JK2408.R5

44a Intercollegiate debates. (Vol. II.) A year book of college debating. Edited by Egbert Ray Nichols.

New York, Hinds, Nobel & Eldredge, [1912]. 833 p. 20 cm

“Conservation of national resources, Federal vs. state control”: p. 233-280.

“Penn college bibliography”: p. 279-280.

H35.I6,v.2

44b International Fisheries commission (U. S. and Gt. Brit.)

Protection and preservation of food fishes in international boundary waters of the United States and Canada. Message from the President, transmitting a report by the Secretary of state submitting a system of uniform and common international regulations for the protection and preservation of the food fishes.

[ Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910.] 19 p. 23 cm . ([U.S.] 61st Cong., 2d sess. House. Doc. 638.)

Signed by D. S. Jordan and E. E. Prince, international commissioners.

Includes report of work of Commission since appointment, May 31, 1909, by D. S. Jordan, American commissioner, and “Suggested form of an act” to give effect to a treaty between the United States and Great Britain, 1908, relating to the fisheries.

10-35230 SH325.A215

45 Iowa. State drainage, waterways and conservation commission. Report. January 1911.

[ Cedar Rapids, Ia., The Torch press, 1910?] 210 p., 1 l. incl. tables. plates, maps (partly fold.) 24½ cm

A. C. Miller, chairman.

11-33078 HC107.I 7A4

46 *Keith, H. F. The conservation of the natural resources of Massachusetts.

Framingham, Mass., 1909?

47 Libby, E. H. Conservation of natural resources.

(In National irrigation congress. Proceedings, 1909. Spokane, Wash., 1909. 23 cm . p. 173-176.)

HD1726.N2 1909

48 Louisiana. Conservation commission. Report. 1910.

[ Baton Rouge? 1911?] cover-title, 56 p. 23 cm

Commission created under act no. 144 of the Legislature of 1908. H. E. Hardtner, chairman.

11-33108 HC107.L8A3

Also printed in Louisiana documents, 1908-10, v. 2, p. 883-938.

J87.L8 1910 p

49 McCarthy, Callaghan. The causes of poverty.

London, P.S. King & son; [etc., etc.], 1908. viii, 110 p. 19 cm

Contents. —Introduction.—A description of earthly phenomena.—The services of persons.—The services of nature.—The services of property.—Stoppages at the sources of services.—Services directed towards the prevention of evil.—Services directed towards productive consumption.—Services directed towards unproductive consumption.—The causes of poverty.—Poverty and its causes within the United Kingdom.

9-5476 HD21.M3

50 McGee, W J. The conservation of natural resources.

( In Mississippi valley historical association. Proceedings, 1909-1910. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1911. 23½ cm . v. 3, p. 361-379.)

F351.M66,v.8

51 Maine. Governor, 1911- (Frederick W. Plaisted). Inaugural address ... Jan. 5, 1911.

Augusta, Kennebec journal print, 1911. 19 p. 23 cm

“True conservation”: p. 15-16.

J87.M22

52 Marsh, George Perkins. The earth as modified by human action; a last revision of “Man and nature.”

New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1898. xxiv, 629 p. 23 cm

1st edition, 1864.

“Bibliographical list of works consulted”: p. xiii-xxiv.

7-34736 GF31.M33

53 Maryland. Conservation commission. Report.

[ Baltimore?] 1909. 1 v. plates, maps. 26 cm

10-28665 HC107.M3A45

54 —— Shell fish commission. Discussion of the Campbell oyster culture bill as amended by the Price oyster plan providing for conservation of natural oyster bars along with oyster culture on barren bottoms.

[ Baltimore?] Maryland shell fish commission, 1912. 53 p. 27 cm

12-33102 SH365.M3 1912

55 Minnesota conservation and agricultural development congress. 1st, St. Paul, 1910. Addresses delivered at the Minnesota conservation and agricultural development congress, March 16, 17, 18 and 19, 1910, at the Auditorium, St. Paul. Ed. by C.R. Barns.

St. Paul, Minn., Webb publishing company, printers, [1910]. 246 p. front., plates. 21½ cm

Agr 10-1902 HC107.M6M5

56 Montana. Commission on conservation. Report. January 14, 1911.

[ Helena, 1911.] 5 p. 23½ cm

On bills relating to public lands, water-rights and the protection and preservation of the forests.

Commissioners: Rudolf von Tobel, Lew L. Callaway, David Hilger, Chas. S. Hartman.

11-33041 HC107.M9A7 1911

57 —— Governor, 1909- (Edwin L. Norris). Governor's message relating to conservation. January 17, 1911.

Helena,[1911]. 7 p. 23½ cm

On bills relating to public lands, water-rights and the protection and preservation of the forests.

11-33040 HC107.M9A7 1911 a

58 National conservation congress. Proceedings. 1st-3d, 1909-1911.

Washington [D. C.], National conservation congress, [1910]-1912. 3 v. ports. 23½ cm

Partial contents.— 1st, Seattle,1909. J. N. Teal, The necessity of conserving our resources: p. 14-28; M. E. Hay, The conservation movement: p. 29-31; Addresses from the states: p. 34-67; Gifford Pinchot, Conservation: p. 70-78; A. B. Farquhar, Conservation in Pennsylvania: p. 79-90; J. Ellen Foster, Conservation of child life: p. 90-96; W J McGee, The relations among the resources: p. 96-102; Henry A. Barker, The civic aspect of conservation: p. 103-107; William L. Finley, Conservation of wild birds: p. 108-114; Marion P. Maus, Conservation in the military aspect: p. 115-122; George C. Pardee, Right use of natural resources: p. 123-129; Leonard N. Solly, The desirability of conserving natural resources from the standpoint of a railroad man: p. 130-133; Hashiguchi, Conservation in Japan: p. 133-136; Mary Gage Peterson, [What the women are doing for conservation]: p. 136-140; Ralph S. Hosmer, The progress of conservation in Hawaii: p. 142-148; Overton G. Ellis, The general federation of women's clubs in conservation work: p. 148-158; Edward O. Sisson, Waste in education: p. 159-164; James A. Emery, Conservation and the manufacturer: p. 167-172; August F. Knudsen, The waste of war: p. 172-178; F. Cotterill, The conservation of manhood: p. 178-182; Margaret Russell Knudsen, The conservation of the nation's natural resources: p. 206-212; J. B. White, Waste in lumber manufacture: p. 212-216; Ralph W. Pope, Conservation of power through electricity: p. 218-221; George F. Aust, [Conserving our game and fish]: p. 221-227.

2d, Saint Paul, 1910. —Address [on conservation] by the President of the United States [William H. Taft]: p. 14-34; Our public land system, by Knute Nelson: p. 35-47; National efficiency, by Theodore Roosevelt: p. 82-93; The interests of the railways of the South in conservation, by W. W. Finley: p. 135-144; Soils and crops, food and clothing, by James J. Hill: p. 177-188; Conservation in country 01818life, by liberty H. Bailey: p. 203-213; The stake of the business man in conservation, by Alfred L. Baker: p. 221-226; The relation of capital to the development of resources, by Frank II. Short: p. 226-236; Life and health as national assets, by Dean Westbrook: p. 247-257, Safeguarding the property of the people, by Francis J. Heney: p. 278-291; The conservation program, by Gifford Pinchot: p. 292-298; Laws that should be passed, by Francis G. Newlands: p. 327-328; Conservation of the nation's resources, by J. B. White: p. 328-331; Practical aspects of conservation, by A. B. Farquhar: p.331-333; Reports from states: p. 333-379.

3d, Kansas City, 1911. —Country child vs. the city, by Ben B. Lindsey: p. 31-43; Conservation of the soil, by William H. Taft: p. 55-62; Coöperation, by W. A. Beard: p. 78-87; The farmer and the railroads, by Herbert Quick: p. 88-110; [Conservation of health], by Harvey W. Wiley: p. 139-147; Lumber in Europe, by J. B. White: p. 167-174; [The relation of man to the soil], by W J McGee: p. 183-192; Conservation and the national domain, by Walter L. Fisher: p. 194-203; The rape of the soil, by A. P. Grout: p. 205-211; [Conservation], by William J. Bryan: p. 220-229; Back to the farm, by Henry Ide Willey: p. 237-244; Increasing the yield by proper cultivation of the soil, by A. M. Ten Eyck: p. 247-256; Preventable fire waste: conservation efforts for its reduction, by a committee of the National board of fire underwriters: p. 267-272; Organization movement in Pennsylvania, by A. B. Farquhar: p. 291-298.

11-5029 HC106.N4

59 National conservation commission, Washington, D. C. Bulletin no. 4.

Washington, Issued by the Joint committee on conservation, [1909]. 52 p. 23½ cm

Summary of bulletins 1-3, issued in June, July, and August, 1908: p. 45-52.

12-37119 HC101.N25

60 —— Report. February, 1909. Special message from the President of the United States transmitting a report of the National conservation commission, with a accompanying papers. Ed. by Henry Gannett.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 3 v. plates, maps, diagrs. 23 cm . (60th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no. 676.)

Contents. —v. 1. Report, etc.—v. 2. Accompanying papers: Waters and forests.—v. 3. Accompanying papers: Lands, minerals, and national vitality.

9-35662 HC101.A4 1909 a

61 National conservation commission. Washington, D. C. Schedule of inquiries concerning the lands, waters, forests, minerals and other resources of America <2d ed.> Formulated by the Executive committee of the National conservation commission (Gifford Pinchot, chairman, Thomas R. Shipp, secretary) and chiefs of bureaus concerned, Washington, D. C. Pub. for general distribution by the National business league of America.

Chicago, Faulkner-Ryan co., 1908. 15 p. 22½ cm

9-1406 HC101.N3

62 *Nebraska conservation and state development congress. Second report.

Lincoln, Nebr., 1911. 56 p.

63 New England conference. 1st, Boston, 1908. Proceedings of the First New England conference, called by the governors of the New England states. Boston, Nov. 23, 24, 1908.

Boston, Wright & Potter printing co., state printers, 1908. 119 p. ports., 2 fold. charts. 23 cm

9-10713 HC107.A11A5 1908

64 New Jersey. Governor, 1911- (Woodrow Wilson). Inaugural address ... Jan 17, 1911.

Trenton, N.J., MacCrellish & Quigley, state printers, 1911. 13 p. 23 cm

Conservation: p. 8-9.

J87.N52 1911a

65 New York (State). Conservation commission. First annual report, 1911.

Albany, N. Y., 1912. 33 p.

66 Newell, Frederick Haynes. Hawaii, its natural resources and opportunities for home-making.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 51 p. diagrs. 23 cm . ([U.S.] 60th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 668.)

9-35424 HC687.H3N5

66a —— Home-making through conservation.

(In Sons of the American revolution. District of Columbia society. Addresses and papers, 1911-12. Washington, 1912. 23 cm . p. 21-28.)

67 North American conservation conference. Washington, D. C., February, 1909. Message from the President transmitting the declaration of principles adopted by the North American conservation conference.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909.] 7 p. 23 cm . ([U. S.] 60th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 742.)

Signed by the commissioners: Gifford Pinchot, Robert Bacon, James Rudolph Garfield for the United States; Sydney Fisher, Clifford Sifton, Henri S. Béland for Canada; Rómulo Escobar, Miguel A. de Quevedo, Carlos Sellerier for Mexico; E. H. Outerbridge for Newfoundland.

9-35344 HC95.N7

68 Oppel, Alwin. Wirtschaftsgeographie der Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika.

Halle a. S., Gebauer-Schwetschke Druckerei und Verlag m. b. h., 1907. 4 p. l., 159, [1] p. diagrs. 22 cm . (Angewandte Geographie ... III. Ser., 2. Hft.)

8-15288 HC106.06

69 Oregon. Acting governor, 1911- (Jay Bowerman). Message .. to the twenty-sixth legislative assembly ... 1911.

Salem, Oregon, W. S. Duniway, state printer, 1911. 22 p. 23½ cm

“Conservation and protection of the forests”: p. 17-20.

J87.072 1911a

70 —— Conservation commission. Report.

Salem, Or. [1908]-1910. 3 v. front., illus., fold. maps, diagrs. 22½ cm

J. N. Teal, chairman.

9-2969 HC107.07A5

71 —— Governor, 1911- (Oswald West). Message ... to the twenty-sixth legislative assembly ... 1911.

Salem, Oregon, Willis S. Duniway, state printer, 1911. 39 p. 22½ cm

“Conservation of our resources,” forests, etc.: p. 19-27.

J87.072 1911

72 Orton, Mary Princess (Anderson) “Mrs. E. Orton, jr.” “Conservation”.

[n. p.] 1910. 7 p. 22½ cm

10-28792 HC106.07

72a Pardee, George Cooper. Water-powers, lands, and minerals.

(In National education association of the United States. Journal of proceedings and addresses, 1911. p. 958-965.)

E-12-486 L13.N4 1911

73 Patton, Jacob Harris. Natural resources of the United States. Rev. with additions.

New York, [etc.] D. Appleton and company, 1894. xv, [1], 530 p. illus., diagrs. 21 cm

5-17715† HC103.P33

74 Pector, Désiré. Les richesses de l'Amérique centrale, Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa-Rica, préface de M. É. Levasseur.

Paris, E. Guilmoto, [1908?]. xiv, [2], 363 p. incl. map. 23 cm

9-8938 HC145.P5

75 Pennsylvania. Governor, 1907-1911 (Edwin S. Stuart). Message ... to the General assembly, 1911.

Harrisburg, C. E. Aughinbaugh, printer to the state of Pennsylvania, 1911. 37 p. 23 cm

“Natural resources”: p. 20-21.

J87.P42

76 Pinchot, Gifford. The fight for conservation.

New York, Doubleday, Page & company, 1910. 5 p. l., 3-152 p. 18 cm

Partly reprinted from various periodicals.

10-19948 HC106.P6

77 Plunkett, Sir Horace Curzon. The rural life problem of the United States; notes of an Irish observer.

New York, The Macmillan company, 1910. xi, 174 p. 19½ cm

“The substance of the book appeared in five articles contributed to the New York Outlook under the title ‘Conservation and rural life.’”— Prefatory note.

10-14393 HC106.P7

78 Pollard, Earnest M. The conservation of the natural resources of the Mississippi valley.

(In Mississippi valley historical association. Proceedings, 1908-1909. Cedar Rapids, Ia., 1910. 23½ cm . v. 2, p. 99-111.)

F351.M66,v.2

79 Price, Overton Westfeldt. The land we live in; the boy's book of conservation; with a foreword by Gifford Pinchot.

Boston, Small, Maynard and company, [ c 1911]. xxi, 242 p. incl. front., illus. 24 cm

11-24157 HC106.P8

80 Ransdell, Joseph E. Conservation of our natural resources.

(In American banker's association. Proceedings, 1908. New York, 1908. 23½ cm . p. 265-273.)

HG1507.A5 1908

81 Rhode Island. Governor, 1910- (Aram J. Pothier). Special message to the General assembly, August 16th, 1910. (January session). State conservation commission.

Providence, E. L. Freeman company, state printers, 1910. 8 p. 23½ cm

11-8795 HC107.R4A4 1910

82 —— Natural resources survey. Preliminary report.

Providence, E. L. Freeman company, state printers, 1910. 2 p. l., [57]-128 p. pl., 2 fold. maps. 23 cm . (Rhode Island Bureau of industrial statistics. Bulletin 1.)

10-33145 HC107.R4A2 vol.23,pt 3

83 —— State conservation commission. Bulletin. No. 1-2.

Providence, 1911. 2 v. 23 cm

12-33014 HD266.R4A5 1991

84 Robbins, Edwin Clyde. The high school debate book.

Chicago, A. C. McClurg & co., 1911. vi, [4]p., 1 l., 229 p. 18½ cm

Contains bibliographies.

“Conservation of natural resources”: p. 65-78.

11-30808 PN4187.R6

85 Roosevelt, Theodore. The new nationalism; with an introduction by Ernest Hamlin Abbott.

New York, The Outlook company, 1910. xxi, 268 p. 19½ cm

Conservation, Speech at Denver, Aug. 29, 1910: p. 49-76; Natural resources, Speech at St. Paul, Sept. 6, 1910: p. 77-105.

11-19 JK271.R7

86 —— The Roosevelt policy; speeches, letters and state papers, relating to corporate wealth and closely allied topics, of Theodore Roosevelt, president of the United States; with introduction by Andrew Carnegie.

New York, The Current literature publishing company, 1908. 2 v. fronts. (ports.) facsims. 18 cm

“Utilizing our natural resources”: p. 546-560; “Development of our waterways”: p. 595-598; “Improvement of inland waterways”: p. 615-628.

8-17977 HC106.R78

87 Russell, Thomas Herbert. Natural resources and national wealth; irrigation.

Chicago, National institute of business, [ c 1911]. 448 p. illus. (incl. maps, diagrs.) 24½ cm . (Practical business library, vol. XI.)

Also published in 1910, as vol. 11 of the International business library.

11-24734 HC106.R8 1911

88 Sadtler, Samuel P. Conservation and the chemical engineer.

( In American institute of chemical engineers. Transactions. 1909. New York, 1910. 23½ cm . v. 2, p. 105-114.)

TP1.A6,v.2

Reprinted in Metallurgical and chemical engineering, Jan. 1910, v. 8: 9-11.

TN1.M45,v.8

89 *Sarasin, Paul. Weltnaturschutz.

Basle, E. Birhauser, 1911. 20 p.

90 *Schweizerische Naturschutzcommission. Jahresbericht. v. 4, 1909-10.

Basle, 1910. 108 p.

91 Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate. Man and the earth.

New York, Fox, Duffield & company, 1905. vi p., 1 l., 240 p. 19½ cm

Contents. —Earth and man.—The future of power.—The exhaustion of the metals.—The unwon lands.—Land from the waters.—The problem of the Nile.—The maintenance of the soil.—The resources of the sea.—The changes to come in the human period.—The beauty of the earth.—The future of nature upon the earth.—summary and conclusions.

5-39133 GF51.S52

92 —— The United States of America; a study of the American commonwealth, its natural resources, people industries, manufactures, commerce, and its work in literature, science, education, and self-government.

New York, D. Appleton and company, 1894. 2 v. fronts., illus., plates, maps (partly fold.) diagrs. 25½ cm

4-4912/2 E179.S52

93 Southern conservation congress, Atlanta, 1910. Proceedings.

Proceedings not published, except in local newspapers.

94 Taft, William Howard. Address of President Taft before the National conservation congress at St. Paul, Minnesota, September 5, 1910.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 22 p. 23½ cm

10-23519 HC106.T3

Also printed in Popular science monthly, Oct., 1910, v. 77: 313-332.

AP2.P8,v.77

95 ——The conservation of our national resources.

( In National irrigation congress. Proceedings, 1909. Spokane, Wash., 1909. 23½ cm . p. 519-527.)

HD1726.N2 1909

96 Taft, William Howard. Presidential addresses and state papers of William Howard Taft, from March 4, 1909, to March 4, 1910. v. 1.

New York, Doubleday, Page & company, 1910. xii, (2), 612 p. 20½ cm

Conservation of national resources (Spokane, Wash., Sept. 28, 1909): p. 270-280; Conservation of national resources and waterways (Corpus Christi, Tex., Oct. 22, 1909): p. 371-378; Conservation of national resources and irrigation (Dallas, Tex., Oct. 23, 1909): p. 379-384; Conservation and waterways (St. Louis, Oct. 25, 1909): p. 385-389; Message to Congress on conservation of national resources (Jan. 7, 1910): p. 537-548.

10-23512 E761.T12

97 Titsworth, Frederick S. Notes on the legal aspects of the conservation problem.

( In Colorado scientific society. Proceedings, 1910. Denver, 1910. 24½ cm . v. 9, p. 315-334.)

Q11.C7,v.9

Also issued separately.

98 Tucker, Mary Lathrop, “Mrs. F. H. Tucker.” Handbook of conservation.

Boston, Geo. H. Ellis co., printers, 1911. viii, 91 p. 20½ cm

Bibliography: p. 88-91.

11-4804 HC106.T8

98a U.S. Bureau of immigration and naturalization. Agricultural opportunities. No. 1-5. Information concerning resources, products, and physical characteristics [of various states].

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1912. 5 v. 24½ cm

12-35914 HD1765 1912

99 —— Congress. House. Committee on agriculture. Acquiring land for the protection of watersheds for the conservation of navigable streams. Report. <To accompany S. 4825.>

[ Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909.] 24 p. 23½ cm . (60th Cong., 2d sess. House. Rept. 2027.)

“Views of the minority,” signed by Charles F. Scott [chairman] and others: p. 11-14; “Views of Mr. Hawley”: p. 15-19; “Views of Mr. Haugen”: p. 20-24.

9-35234 SD425.U6

100 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Agriculture. Hearings on bills having for their object the acquisition of forest and other lands for the protection of water-sheds and conservation of the navigability of navigable streams, also other papers bearing on the same subjects.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 143 p. 23 cm

Charles F. Scott, chairman.

Includes paper on “Forests and reservoirs in their relation to stream flow,” by H. M. Chittenden, comments of G. F. Swain thereon, and reply from Col. Chittenden; also House rept. no. 2027, 60th Cong., 2d sess., to accompany S. 4825.

9-35262 SD425.U6 1909a

101 —— —— Committee on rules. Ballinger reports. Report. <On hearing on H. res. 931>

[ Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911.] 29 p. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 3d sess. House. Rept. 2102.)

Submitted by Mr. Dalzell.

Includes hearings of Jan. 28 and Feb. 1, 1911, on House resolution 931, directing Committee on rules to investigate and report within one week on Ballinger reports.

11-35149 HD171.E10k

102 —— —— —— Hearings on House resolution 931, directing Committee on rules to investigate and report within one week on Ballinger reports, also report of Mr. Dalzell. Hearings held before the Committee on rules, House of representatives, United States, January 28, 1911, and February 1, 1911.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911. 32 p. 23 cm

John Dalzell, chairman.

11-35183 HD171.E101

102a —— Senate. Committee on fisheries. Alaska fisheries. Hearings before the subcommittee of the Committee on fisheries, United States Senate, Sixty-second Congress, second session, on S. 5856, a bill to amend an act for the protection and regulation of the fisheries of Alaska.

Washington Govt. print. off., 1912. 528 p. 23 cm

Wesley L. Jones, chairman.

12-35981 SH222.A4A5 1912

103 —— —— Committee on conservation of national resources. National commission for the conservation of natural resources. Report. <To accompany S. 3719.>

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910.] 50 p. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Rept. 826.)

Submitted by Mr. Dixon.

10-35778 HC106.A3 1910b

104 U. S. President, 1901-1909 (Roosevelt). Message of the President of the United States communicated to the two houses of Congress, at the beginning of the second session of the Sixtieth Congress.

Washington, Gov't print. off., 1908. 44 p. 23 cm

Conservation of natural resources: p. 23-28.

5-41544

105 —— —— Special message transmitting a report of the National conservation commission with accompanying papers.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 1 pt., 29 p. 23 cm . (60th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc 676.)

9-35211 HC106.A3 1909

106 —— President, 1909-1913 (Taft). Conservation of natural resources; special message transmitted to the two houses of Congress January 14, 1910.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 11 p. 23 cm

10-35066 HC106.A3 1910

Also printed as House doc. 533, 61st Congress, 2d session.

107 Utah . Conservation commission. Preliminary report 1909.

Salt Lake, 1909. 128 p. front. (fold. map) illus. 23½ cm

Agr 10-571 HC107.USA4 1909

108 —mdash; Governor, 1909- (William Spry). Message ... to the ninth Legislature ... Jan. 10, 1911.

Salt Lake, Century printing, [1911]. 50 p. 23 cm

“State conservation commission”: p. 42-43.

J87.U82

109 Van Hise , Charles Richard. The conservation of natural resources in the United States.

New York, The Macmillan company, 1910. xiv p., 1 l., 413 p. illus. (maps, charts, tables) xvi pl. 21 cm

10-21139 HC106.V18

“A practical presentation in moderate compass, based on all available resources and originally presented as university lectures. Discusses separately the minerals, water, forests, land and mankind, and their relations to the general principles of conservation. Next in value to the Report of the National conservation commission as a source, and the most scholarly and inclusive work yet published for general reading and reference.” A. L. A. Booklist, v. 7: 1.

Reviewed in Science, Jan. 20, 1911, n. s. v. 33: 108-111; W J McGee, in Conservation, Feb. 1911, v. 1: 35-36; Foreign quarterly review, Mar. 1911, v. 9: 107-109.

110 Veitch, F.P. Paper-making materials and their conservation.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 23 p. 23 cm . (U. S. Dept. of agriculture. Bureau of chemistry. Circular no. 41.)

S585.A4,no.41

111 Vrooman, Frank Buffington. Theodore Roosevelt, dynamic geographer.

London, New York [etc.], H. Frowde, 1909. 105 p. 23 cm

10-889 HC106.V8

112 Watson, E. J. The South Atlantic states and conservation by co-operation.

( In National irrigation congress. Proceedings, 1909. Spokane, Wash., 1909. 23 cm . p. 72-81.)

HD1726.N2 1909

113 West Virginia. Conservation commission. Report 1908.

Charleston, The Tribune printing company, 1909. 62 p. 23 cm

Commission: Hu Maxwell, chairman, J. H. Stewart, Neil Robinson.

114 Western Australia. Registry dept. Statistical register. 1909.

Perth, 1909.

Mineral statistics and water conservation: part 7, p. 1-38.

6-27396 HA3152

115 Wisconsin. Governor, 1911-(Francis E. McGovern). Message ... to the Wisconsin legislature ... 1911. Jan. 12, 1911.

[ Madison, 1911.] 50 p. 22 cm

“Conservation of natural resources,” (forest protection, water powers, soil): p. 13-19.

J87.W62

116 —— Legislature. Committee on water powers, forestry, and drainage. Report, 1910.

Madison, Democrat printing company, state printer, 1911. 2 v. in 1. fold. tables, charts (partly fold.) 23 cm

11-33087 HD1694.W6A3 1910

117 —— —— —— Report of Senators Paul O. Husting and Henry Krumrey, members of special legislative committee appointed to investigate and to recommend legislation relating to water powers, forestry and drainage. Made to the governor January 24, 1910.

Madison, Wis., Democrat printing company, state printer, 1910. 60 p. diagrs. 23 cm

“Proposed bills”: p. 43-57.

10-33156 TC24.W6A5 1910

118 Wisconsin. State conservation commission. First report.

Madison, 1909. 63 p. 23 cm

C. R. Van Hise, president of the commission.

Contents. —Governor's letter of transmittal, J. O. Davidson, governor; Recommendations of the commission; Report on water powers, by Edward A. Birge; Report on forests, by E. M. Griffith; Report on Wisconsin soil resources and need of a soil survey, by S. Weidman and A. R. Whitson; A preliminary report on the phosphates of Wisconsin soils, by A. R. Whitson.

HC107.W6A38

119 —— —— Report. Printed in pursuance of Jt. res. no. 50, S.

Madison, Democrat printing company, state printer, 1911. cover-title, 75 p. incl. 2 maps. 22½ cm

Charles R. Van Hise, chairman.

Contents. —Report of the State conservation commission.—Report of William Irvine and George A. Whiting.—The mineral resources by W. O. Hotchkiss.—The forest resources, by E. M. Griffith.— The soil survey, by A. R. Whitson.—The weed situation, by A. L. Stone.—Agricultural economics, by Henry C. Taylor.

11-25429 HC107.W6A4

120 1907. Living on our capital. [Natural resources.]

Science, Oct. 18, 1907, n. s., v. 26: 514-515.

Q1.S35,n.s.v.26

121 1907. Richards, M. V. Railways and conservation of resources.

Manufacturers’ record, Dec. 23, 1907, v. 56: 49-50.

TS1.M3,v.56

122 1908. Hill, James J. The future of the United States.

National review, Feb. 1908, v. 50: 960-980.

AP4.N25,v.50

123 1908. Ayres. Philip W. Is New England's wealth in danger?

New England magazine, Mar.—June, 1908, n. s., v. 38: 34-48; 144-160; 290-308; 434-449.

Contents. —I. Our vanishing forests; II. Our water-powers; III. What the States are doing; IV. Our national resources in the White mountains.

AP2.N4,n.s.v.38

124 1908. Will, Thomas E. The conservation of natural resources.

Independent, Apr. 30, 1908, v. 64: 946-952.

AP2.153,v.64

125 1908. Mitchell, Guy Elliott. Checking the waste of our national resources.

American review of reviews, May, 1908, v. 37: 585-592.

AP2.R4,v.37

126 1906. Mathews, John L. The conservation of our natural resources.

Atlantic monthly, May, 1908, v. 101: 694-704.

AP2.A8,v.101

127 1908. Williams, Lydia A. Need of conservation of natural resources.

Forestry and irrigation, May, 1908, v. 14: 266-269.

SD1.F7,v.14

128 1908. Pinchot, Gifford. Waste of national resources: an American fable.

National geographic magazine, May, 1908, v. 19: 345-350.

G1.N27,v.19

129 1908. B., E. F. The White House conference.

Outlook, May 23, 1908, v. 89: 144-148.

AP2.08,v.89

130 1908. Bennett, Ira E. Proposed conference of governors on conservation of natural resources.

Pacific monthly, May, 1908, v. 19: 513-519.

AP2.P15,v.19

131 1908. Conference on conservation of natural resources.

Science, May 15, 29, 1908, n. s. v. 27: 794-796; 867-869.

Q1.S35,n.s.v.27

132 1908. Proposed White House conference of governors of states of United States.

Van Norden magazine, May, 1908,v. 3: 33-50.

HG1.V3,v.3

133 1908. Pinchot, Gifford. A new patriotism: The solution of an economic crisis brought on by national waste.

World's work, May, 1908,v. 16: 10235-10237.

AP2.W8,v.16

134 1908. The White House conference.

American review of reviews, June, 1908, v. 37: 43-649.

AP2.R4,v.37

135 1908. The conservation of natural resources. A symposium on the conservation of the forests, fuel supplies, water-powers and waterways of the United States.

Engineering magazine, June, 1908, v. 35: 432-434

TA1.E59,v.35

136 1908. Conservation of natural resources, at White House, May, 1908.

Forestry and irrigation, June, 1908, v. 14: 291-348.

SD1.F7,v.14

137 1908. [Conservation of natural resources.]

Fortnightly review, June, 1908, n. s. v. 83: 1108-1109.

AP4.F7,n.s.v.83

138 1908. Waste; waste—nothing but waste.

Independent, June 4, 1908, v. 64: 1301-1303.

AP2.I53,v.64

139 1908. Roosevelt, Theodore. National conservation commission. Instructions.

Science, June 26, 1908, n. s. v. 27: 994-996.

Q1.S35,n.s.v.27

140 1908. Patriotism that counts.

Century magazine, July, 1908, v. 54: 474-476.

AP2.C4,v.54

141 1908. The commission [on natural resources] named by President Roosevelt.

Forestry and irrigation, July, 1908, v. 14: 380-382.

SD1.F7,v.14

142 1908. What the Government is doing to save our national resources.

Scientific American supplement, July 25, 1908, v. 66: 62-63

T1.S52,v.66

143 1908. Reisenberg, H. Nationalization of natural resouces.

Forestry and irrigation, Aug., 1908, v. 14: 419-424

SD1.F7,v.14

144 1908. National conservation commission orgnized.

Forestry and irrigation, Aug. 1908, v. 14: 438-442.

SD1.F7,v.14

145 1908. Powers, L. G. The assets of the United States.

American journal of sociology, Sept., 1908, v. 14: 170-181.

HM1.A7,v.14

146 1908. McGee, W J. The cult of conservation.

Conservation, Sept., 1908, v. 14: 469-472.

SD1.F7,v.14

147 1908. Montreale, Raoul de. To prevent national wastefulness.

Overland monthly, Sept., 1908, v. 52: 280-281.

AP2.O9.v.52

148 1908. Taylor, Graham. National movement to conserve natural resources.

Charities and the Commons, Oct. 3, 1909, v. 21: 8-10.

HV1.C4,v.21

149 1908. Gannett, Henry. The National conservation commission: what it is doing.

Conservation, Oct., 1908, v. 14: 517-520.

SD1.F7,v.14

150 1908. Johnson, E. R. Conservation of natural resources.

Geographical society of Phildelphia. Bulletin, Oct. 1908, v. 6: 120-129.

G3.G34,v.6

151 1908. Howe, Charles S. The function of the engineer in the conservation of the natural resources of the country.

Science, Oct. 23, 1908, n. s. v. 28: 537-548.

Q1.S35,n.s.v.26

152 1908. Smith, Everett W. Conserving our natural resources.

American industries, Nov. 15, 1908, v. 8: 8-11.

HD4802.A6,v.8

153 1908. Kellogg, R. S. The conservation of natural resources.

Barrel and box, Nov., 1908, v. 13: 55-56.

TS890.B3,v.13

154 1908. Will, Thomas E. Natural resources; their waste and conservation.

The Hub, Nov., 1908, v. 50: 280-281.

TS2001.H8,v.50

155 1908. Pinchot, Gifford. The foundations of prosperity.

North American review, Nov., 1908, v. 188: 740-752.

“If we succeed in the conservation of our natural resources, we shall have an opportunity to succeed in everything else; if we fail in the conservation of our natural resources, we shall be certain to fail in everything else.”

AP2.N7,v.188

156 1908. “Conservation week.” The second meeting of the governors in Washington, to receive the report of the National conservation commission.

Conservation, Dec., 1908, v. 14:641-642.

SD1.F7,v.14

157 1908. Roosevelt, Theodore. Lessons from China.

Science, Dec. 18, 1908, n.s., 28: 868-875.

Q1.S35,n.s.v.28

National geographic magazine, Jan. 1909, v.20: 18-29.

G1.N27,v.20

158 1909. Thomas, Hewitt. Gifford Pinchot and his fight for our national resources.

American review of reviews, Jan., 1909, v. 39: 88-89

AP2.R4,v.39

159 1909. Holman, M. L. The conservation idea as applied to the American society of mechanical engineers.

American society of mechanical engineers. Journal, Jan. 1909, v. 31: 1-41.

TJ1.A72,v.31

160 1909. The Joint conservation conference. [Second meeting of governors. Dec. 1908.]

Conservation, Jan., Feb. 1909, v. 15: 3-47, 92-97.

SD1.F7,v.15

161 1909. Report of the National conservation commission and accompanying message of President Roosevelt.

Engineering news, Jan. 28, 1909, v. 61: 111-114.

TA1.E6,v.61

162 1909. Birkinbine, John. Our national resources, their conservation and utilization.

Franklin institute. Journal, Jan. 1909, v. 167: 1-21.

T1.F8,v.167

163 1909. Bogert, Marston Taylor. The function of chemistry in the conservation of our national resources.

American chemical society. Journal, Feb. 1909, v. 31: 125-154.

QD1.A5,v.31

Reprinted in part in the School of mines quarterly, Apr. 1909, v. 30:217-238.

TN1.S3,v.30

164 1909. Steele, James Concrete. The need for a general service corps in the conservation of our public utilities.

Engineering news, Feb. 11, 1909, v. 61: 164-165.

TA1.E6,v.61

165 1909. Mayo, E. The trust of the future.

Metropolitan magazine, Feb. 1909, v. 29: 471-478

AP2.M5,v.29

166 1909. Conservation conference, Feb. 1909.

Science, Feb. 5, 1909 n.s., v. 29” 225-226.

Q1.S35, n.s.v.29

167 1909. Page, A. W. A report to the stockholders of the United States.

World's work, Feb. 1909, v. 17: 11205-11213.

AP2.W8., v.17

167a 1909. Baker, Charles W. The waste of our natural resources by fire.

American institute of mining engineers. Bulletin (Special no.) Conservation of natural resources, Mar. 24, 1909: 37-42.

TN1.A515 1909

168 1909. McGee, W J. The new union among the states.

American review of reviews, Mar. 1909, v. 39: 317-321.

AP2.R4,v.39

169 1909. Cleveland, Treadwell, jr. North American conservation conference.

Conservation, Ma. 1909, v. 15: 159-168.

SD1.F7,v.15

170 1909. Bass, F. H. The conservation of the resources of Minnesota.

Minnesota engineer, Mar. 1909, v. 17: 147-155.

A paper read before the Minnesota surveyors’ and engineers’ association, Feb. 26,, 1908.

TA1.M685,v.17

171 1909. McFarland, J. H. Shall we have an ugly conservation?

Outlook, Mar. 13, 1909, v. 91: 594-598.

AP2.O8,v.91

172 1909. McGee, W J. Current progress in conservation work.

Science, Mar. 26, 1909, n.s.v. 29; 490-4896.

Includes Declaration of principles of North American conservation conference, Feb. 23, 1909.

Q1.S35,n.s.v.29

173 1909. Birkinbine, John. The American institute of mining engineers and the conservation of natural resources.

American institute of mining engineers. Bulletin, Apr. 1909, no. 28: 381-387.

TN1.A515,no.28

174 1909. Cleveland, Treadwell, jr. Conservation of world resources. Coming Hague conference.

Conservation, Apr. 1909, v. 15: 218-221.

SD1.F7, v.15

175 1909. The “Conservation” meeting of the National engineering societies.

Engineering news, Apr. 1, 1909, v. 61: 361-364.

Contents. —Conservation of water, by John R. Freeman: p. 361-362; Conservation by legislation, by Rossiter W. Raymond [summary]: p. 362; The waste of natural resources due to fire, by Charles W. Baker: p. 363; Electricity and the conservation of power, by L. B. Stillwell: p. 363-364.

TA1.E6,v.61

176 1909. Cronau, Rudolf. A continent despoiled.

McClure's magazine, Apr. 1909, v. 32: 639-648.

AP2.M2,v.32

177 1909. Nitti, F. Une grande politique nationale en Italie. Le reboisement du pays et l'utilisation des forces hydrauliques.

Revue économique internationale, Apr. 15-20, 1909, 6. année, v. 2: 46-74.

HB3.R.5,6,année, v.2

178 1909. McGee, W J. The conservation movement.

Science, Apr. 2, 1909, n.s., v. 29: 539-540.

Q1.S35, n.s.v.29

179 1909. Clarke, F. W. and others. The Conservation commission and the American chemical society.

Science, Apr. 9, 1909, n.s., v. 29: 570-574.

Q1.S35, n.s.v.29

180 1909 Raymond, Rossiter W. The conservation of natural resources by legislation.

American institute of mining engineers. Bulletin (Special no.) Conservation of natural resources, Mar. 24, 1909: 20-36.

TN1.A515 1909:

181 1909. Laut, Agnes C. Conservation of natural resources.

Outing magazine, May, July, 1909, v. 54: 227-245, 471-479.

GV1.09,v.54

182 1909. Fultz, Francis M. Hetch Hetchy; a valley of wonders now threatened with extinction.

World to-day, May, 1909, v. 16: 524-530.

AP2.W75,v.16

183 1909. Conservation number of the Chautauquan.

Chautauquan, June, 1909, v. 55: 18-126.

Contents. —Origin and plan of the conservation movement: p.21-32; Conservation of natural resources, Theodore Roosevelt: p. 33-43; Declaration of governors for conservation of natural resources: p. 44-47; The National conservation commission: Report. p.48-104; Joint committee on conservation: p. 105-106; North American conservation conference: p. 107-111; World conservation conference: p. 112-114; Statements of prominent men: p. 115-121; Where national reservations are: p. 122-126.

AP2.C48,v.55

184 1909. Mathews, J. L. The conservation movement.

Hampton's magazine, June, 1909, v.22; 760-773.

AP2.H152,v.22

185 1909. Zon, R. When our country is fifty years older.

National geographic magazine, June, 1909, v. 20: 573-580.

G1.N27,v.20

186 1909. Laut, Agnes C. Danger confronting our resources and the remedy.

Outing magazine, June, 1909, v. 54: 361-367.

GV1.09,V.54

187 1909. Van Hise, C. R. The future of man in America.

World's work, June, 1909, v. 18: 11718-11724.

AP2.W8,v.18

188 1909. Schaeffer, N. C. Conservation of natural resources.

Reformed church review, July, 1909, v. 56: 363-377.

189 1909. Pinchot, Gifford. Preservation of natural resources.

Conservation, Sept. 1909, v. 15: 521-525.

SD1.F7,v.15

190 1909. Will, T. E. Natural resources. Ballinger-Pinchot controversy over western lands.

Conservation, Sept. 1909, v. 15: 563-571.

SD1.F7,v.15

191 1909. Walker, Herman B. The conservation controversy.

Power and the engineer, Oct. 5, 1909, v. 31: 572-575.

TJ1.P7,v.31

192 1909. Wooley, R. W. Natural resources. Pinchot vs. Ballinger.

Van Norden magazine, Oct. 1909, v. 6: 109-112.

HG1.V.3,v.6

193 1909. Baker, B. N. Conservation, the new patriotism.

World to-day, Now. 1909, v. 17: 1174-1176.

AP2.W75,v.17

194 1909. North, Edward P. The conservation of our natural resources in relation to railroads and waterways.

Editorial review, Dec. 1909, v. 1: 491-499.

AP2.E26,v.1

195 1909. Winchell, Horace V. Conservation and some difficulties.

Mining and scientific press, Dec. 18, 1909, v. 99: 819-820.

TN1.M63,v.99

196 1909. Pinchot, Gifford. The A B C of conservation of natural resources.

Outlook, Dec. 4, 1909, v. 93: 770-772.

AP2.08,v.93

197 1909. Willey, D. A. Prosperity due to conservation of natural resources.

Putnam's magazine, Dec. 1909, v. 7: 259-270.

AP2.P98,v.7

198 1909. Bruce, Andrew Alexander. The conservation of our natural resources and of our national strength and virility.

University of Pennsylvania law review & American law register, Dec. 1909, v. 58: 125-162

198a 1910. Nicholas, Anna. Beginning of conservation in America.

Journal of American history, 1910, v. 4. no 4: 571-480.

Reprint of a manuscript found in Spain written by william Tatham.

E171.J86,v.4

199 1910. Stewart, E. Conservation of natural resources.

Canadian magazine, Jan 1910, v. 34: 217-220.

AP5.C2,v.34

200 1910. Three kinds of conservation.

Engineering news, Jan. 20, 1910, v. 63: 74-75.

TAI.E6,v.63

201 1910. Franklin, Fabian. Conservation of natural resources. Nation, Jan.20, 1910, v. 90: 54-55.

AP2.N2,v.90

202 1910. Plunkett, Sir Horace C. Conservation and rural life: an Irish view of two Roosevelt policies.

Outlook, Jan. 29, 1910, v. 94:[ 260-264.

AP2.O8,v.94

203 1910. Abbott, M.F. Conservation news.

Twentieth century magazine, Jan. 1910, v. 383, v, 1: 383-385.

AP2.T88,v.1

204 1910. Hendrick, Frank. Taxation, conservation and the cost of living.

Editorial review, Feb 1910, v. 2: 184-200.

AP2.E26,v.2

205 1910. Johnston, Clarence T. “Conservation” the fad of the year.

Editorial review, Feb. 1910, v.; 145 -149.

AP2.E26,v.2

206 1910. Giesen, Walter. Die Vergeudung der näturlichen Hilfsquellen in den Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika und die zukünftigen Quellen der Kraft.

Technik und Wirtschaft, Feb-Mar. 1910, v. 99-108; 167-174.

T3.T26,V.3

207 1910. Chamberlain, George E. A bond issue the vital question in conservation.

Independent, Mar. 17, 1910, v. 68: 554-556.

AP2.I53,v.68

208 1910. Scott, Leslie M. Why East and West differ on the conservation problem.

Independent, Mar. 31, 1910, v. 68; 697-699.

AP2.I53,v.68

209 1910. Abbott, M. F. A brief history of the conservation movement.

Twentieth century magazine Mar-Sept. 1910, v. 1: 537-543; v. 2: 143-148, 228-234, 410-410-415, 511-515.

In the United States and foreign countries.

AP2.T88,v.1,2

210 1910. Page, W. H. Gifford Pinchot, the awakener of the nation.

World's work, Mar, 1910, v. 19; 12662-12668.

AP2.W8,V.19

211 1910. Wallace, Robert. The natural resources of the United States.

Financial review of reviews, Apr. 1910, v. 7: 5-10.

HG11.F7,v.7

212 1910. Knapp, G. L. The other side of conservation.

North American review, Apr. 1910, v. 191; 465-481.

AP2.N7,v.191

213 1910. Hosmer, R. S. The meaning of conservation.

Hawaiian forester and agriculturist, May, 1910, v. 7: 152-163.

S17.H3,v.7

214 1910. National conservation.

Outlook, May 14, 1910, v. 95: 57-59.

AP2.O8,v.95

215 1910. Williams, Lydia Adams. Woman's work for conservation.

American forestry, June, 1910, v. 16: 342-348.

Notes from the Biennial of the General federation of women's clubs.

SD1.F7,v.16

216 1910. Bray, W. M. Conservation of natural resources.

Mississippi valley lumberman, June 24, 1910, v. 41: 35-36.

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217 1910. Smith, George O. Director Smith on conservation.

Outlook, June 4, 1910, v. 270-271.

AP2.O8,v.95

218 1910. Goggins, B. R. The paper and pulp industry and conservation.

American forestry, July, 1910, v. 16: 415-418.

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219 1910. Johnston, Clarence T. and James Stephenson, jr. “Home rule” for the public land states.

Editorial review, July 1910, v.3: 701-713.

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220 1910. How best to help conservation.

Craftsman, Aug. 1910, v. 18: 604-606

N1.C87,v.18

221 1910 Franklin, Fabian. Criticisms of conservation.

Nation, Aug. 18, 1910. v. 91: 136-137.

AP2.N2,v.91

222 1910. Elliott, F. P. Shall the nation take thought for the morrow?

North American review, Aug, 1910, v. 192: 209-216.

AP2.N7,v.192,

223 1910. Clark, J. B. Economics of waste and conservation.

Atlantic monthly, Sept. 1910, v. 106: 325-331.

AP2.A8,v.106

224 1910. Heney, Francis J. Some aspects of the conservation movement.

City club Chicago. City club bulletin, Sept. 21, 1910, v. 3: 345-355.

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225 1910. Simmons, W. D. What conservation means.

Harper's weekly, Sept. 24, 1910, v. 54: 23

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226 1910. Franklin, Fabian. The President on conservation.

Nation, Sept. 8, 1910, v. 91: 204.

AP2.N2,v.91,

227 1910. The President and Mr. Roosevelt on conversation.

Outlook, Sept. 10, 1910, v. 96: 60-62.

AP2.O8,v.96

228 1910. Conservation: federal or state?

Outlook, Sept. 17, 1910, v. 96: 90-91.

AP2.O8,v.96

229 1910. Start, Edwin A. The Second conservation congress, St. Paul , Minn, Sept. 5-8, 1910.

American forestry, Oct. 1910, v. 16: 569-588.

Resolution of the congress: p. 597-600.

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230 1910. Progress on conservation in the United States.

Metropolitan magazine, Oct. 1910, v. 33: 97-106.

AP2.M5,v.83

231 1910. Mckee, J. R. The Public and the conservation policy.

North American review, Oct. 1910, v. 192: 493-503.

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232 1910. Taft, William H. President Taft on conservation: A compilation of excerpts from speeches of President Taft.

Columbia magazine, Nov. 1910, v. 3: 211-218.

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233 1910. Hayes C. W. The conservation movement.

Mining and scientific press, Nov, 19, 1910, v. 101: 664-668.

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234 1910. Page A. W. Fight for conservation.

World's work, Nov. 1910, v. 21: 13607-13611.

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235 1910. Bosley, William B. Conservation and the Constitution.

Yale law journal, Nov. 1910, v. 20: 18-27.

236 1910. Harrison, C. S. Conservation.

American forestry, Dec. 1910, v. 16: 719-722.

SD1.F7,v.16

237 1910. Barrows, David P. A conservation policy for the Philippines.

Southern workman, Dec. 1910, v. 39: 650-656

LC2701.S7,v.39

238 1911. Economy of National resources.

Independent, Mar 16, 1911, v 70: 577-578.

AP2.I53,v.70

239 1911. Rockwood, E. W. Work of the chemist in conservation.

Popular science monthly, Mar. 1911, v. 78: 291-304.

AP2.P8,v.78

240 1911. Hammond, John Hays. Efficiency and conservation in handling southern resources.

Tradesman, Mar. 23, 1911, v. 65: 36-37.

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241 1911. Welliver, J. C. Conservation and the canal.

American conservation, Apr. 1911, v. 1: 78-84

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242 1911 Fairchild, Herman L. Conservation and new nationalism.

Case and comment, Apr. 1911, v. 17: 539-545.

243 1911 Lindley, Curtis H. National and state authority in conservation.

Mining and scientific press, Apr. 8, 1911, v. 102: 488-490.

TN1.M63,v.102

244 1911 Barrett, John. South America is conserving.

American conservation, May, 1911, v. 1: 129-139.

HC101.A45,v.1

245 1911 Victory for conservation.

Outlook, May 27, 1911, v. 98: 131-132.

AP2.O8,v.98

245a 1911 Pardee, George C. Conservation of natural resources.

California outlook, July 22, 1911, v. 11: 7-8

AP2.C143,v.11

246 1911 Hosmer, Ralph S. Conservation in Hawaii.

American conservation, Aug. 1911, v. 1: 231-238

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247 1911. Hornaday, William T. The fight for the “Bayne bill”; the story of a vigorous campaign for a conservation law in New York and how it succeeded—an example for other states.

American conservation, Aug. 1911, v. 1: 253-259.

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248 1911. Conservation.

Scientific American, Aug. 12, 1911, v. 105: 135-157.

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Contents. —The conservation of the forests, by Gifford Pinchot: p. 135, 137; The sin of national improvidence [editorial]: p. 136; The use and the waste of our coal supply, by Joseph A. Holmes: p. 138-139, 150; Conservation of oil and natural gas, by David T. Day: p. 142-143; Reclamation and home-making: I.—Review of general conditions in the reclamation service, by F. H. Newell; p. 144-145; II.—The engineering work of the reclamation service, by A.P. Davis: p. 146-148; III.—Summary of the reclamation projects: p. 148, 156-157; The conservation of fishery resources, by Hugh M. Smith: p. 149-154.

249 1911. Wood, D. W. A sidelight on conservation.

Americana, Sept. 1911, v. 6: 911-914.

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251 1911. Grout, H. N. Conservation as applied to banking.

Commercial west, Oct. 14, 1911, v. 20: 20, 34-35.

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252 1911. Conservation congress, 1911.

Outlook, Oct. 7, 1911, v. 99: 300*-301*.

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253 1911. McKinlay, Duncan. Locking up Alaska.

Overland monthly, Oct., Nov. 1911, n.s.v. 58: 356-362, 432-438. AP2.09,n.s.v.58

254 1911. Kansas city meeting, 1911.

Survey, Oct. 7, 1911, v. 27: 919-920.

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255 1911. What is meant by conservation?

Ladies’ home journal, Nov. 1911, v. 28: 23.

AP2.L135,v.28

256 1911. Armsby, Henry Prentiss. The conservation of the food supply.

Popular science monthly, Nov. 1911, v. 79: 496-501.

AP2.P8,v.79

257 1911. Bailey, Henry S. Chemist as a conservationist.

Science, Dec. 1, 1911, n.s.v. 34: 748-750.

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258 1911. White, J. B. The future of conservation.

Southern lumberman, Dec. 23, 1911, v. 75: 69.

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259 1912. Johnson, B. A. The American mental attitude on conservation and its growth.

American forestry, Feb. 1912, v. 18: 130-132.

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260 1912. McGee, W J. How one billion of us can be fed.

World's work, Feb. 1912, v. 23: 443-451.

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261 1912. Price, O. W. Conservation: the great principle of national thrift.

Craftsman, Mar. 1912, v. 21: 585-594.

N1.C87,v.21

262 1912. Pinchot, Gifford. Public or private interests?

Outlook, Mar. 30, 1912, v. 100: 729-731.

AP2.08,v.100

263 1912. Koester, F. Our stupendous yearly waste.

World's work, Mar. 1912, v. 23: 593-595.

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263a 1912. Lipman, Charles B. “Conservation” and the farmer.

Overland monthly, May, 1912, n.s.v. 59: 473-478.

AP2.09,n.s.v.59

263b 1912. Sedgwick, W. T. Sewage and the farmer. A problem in the conservation of waste.

Scientific American, July 13, 1912, v. 106: 38.

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263c 1912. Roosevelt, Theodore. Progressive democracy. Country life and conservation.

Outlook, Sept. 7, 1912, v. 102: 20-21.

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263d 1912. Tunnell, Arthur L. A national exposition of conservation. Knoxville, Tennessee, has been chosen and the date is September-October, 1913.

Texas magazine, Oct. 1912, v. 6: 507-509.

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263e 1912. Canon, D. W. The conservation of Texas fish and oysters. Some pertinent points about important industries of the Gulf coast.

Texas magazine, Oct. 1912, v. 6: 487-489.

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264 Ashley, George Hall. The valuation of public coal lands. The value of coal land, by George H. Ashley. Depth and minimum thickness of beds as limiting factors in valuation, by Cassius A. Fisher.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 75 p. 23½ cm . (U.S. Geological survey. Bulletin 424.)

Issued also as House doc. no. 502, 61st Cong., 2d sess.

G S 10-4 QE75.B9 HD242.3.A8

264a Balch, William Ralston, comp. The mines, miners and mining interests of the United States in 1882.

Philadelphia, The Mining industrial publishing house, 1882. 7 p l., 1191, l p. front., illus., plates. 30 x 25 cm

Open letter of R. W. Raymond relative to mineral lands: p. 556-562; Mines on the public domain [leasing]: p. 613-614; Mining lease: p. 727; Mining leases in Germany: p. 548-549.

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265 Drinker, Henry Sturgis. The contribution of the mining profession to the conservation of our natural resources. Address, Aug. 12, 1911.

Congressional record, 62d Cong. 1st sess., v. 47, no. 106 (current file): 4123-4125.

Introduced into the Record by Mr. Olmsted.

Also privately printed by the author, Lehigh university, South Bethlehem, Pa.

266 Goss, W. F. M. The conservation of the nation's fuel supply.

( In American society of mechanical engineers. Proceedings, May, 1908. New York, 1908. 23½ cm . v. 30, p. 481-484.)

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266a Ingalls, Walter Renton. Lead and zinc in the United States; comprising an economic history of the mining and smelting of the metals and the conditions which have affected the development of the industries.

New York (etc.), Hill publishing company, 1908. 2 p. l., iii-x, 368 p. incl. illus., tables, diagrs. plates. 24 cm

Missouri, leasing lead mines: p. 102-103; Wisconsin: p. 124-128; see also p. 268, 270.

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267 Jevons, William Stanley. The coal question; an inquiry concerning the progress of the nation, and the probable exhaustion of our coal-mines, ed. by A. W. Flux. 3d ed., rev.

London, New York, Macmillan and co., limited, 1906. 1 p., 1 l., 467 p. II diagr. 22 ½ cm

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268 Kuhn, H. A. Substantial prosperity, illustrated by diagrams showing panics, periods of depression and logical forecast of the future, coal production and exhaustion of coal, with special reference to Pittsburgh coal district.

[ Pittburg ], Pittsburg - Westmoreland coal company, °1907.

[ 36 ] p. diagrs. 27 x 29 ½ cm

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268a Missouri. Geological survey. Lead and zinc deposits by Arthur Winslow, assisted by J. D. Robertson.

Jefferson City, Tribune printing co., 1894. 2 v. 25 ½ cm

[ Reports, v. 6, 7. ]

Leasing of lead mines by the government: v. 1, p. 275 et seq

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269 Mitchell, John. Conservation in the coal industry.

( In American mining congress. Proceedings, 1908. Denver, Colo., 1909. 22½ cm . v. 11, p. 185-195.)

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270 Osborne, Frank M. Conservation in the mining industry.

( In American mining congress. Proceedings, 1908. Denver, Colo., 1909. 22½ cm . v. 11, p. 66-70.)

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270a Raymond, Rossiter W. Our national resources and our federal government.

American institute of mining engineers. Bulletin, Oct. 1912, no. 70: 111-1122.

Opposed to the policy of leasing instead of sale of mineral lands of the public domain.

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271 Thompson, J. V. Needs for conservation of our coal deposits.

( In Americaan mining congress. Proceedings, 1908. Denver, Colo., 1909. 22½ cm . v. 11, p, 177-180.)

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272 Traer, Glenn W. Conservation in the coal industry, protection of life and prevention of waste.

( In American mining congress. Proceedings, 1908. Denver, Colo., 1909. 22½ cm . v. 11, p. 152-165.)

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273 U. S. Bureau of mines. Annual report of the director.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1912- 1 v. illus. 25 cm

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274 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on public lands. Amending laws relating to public coal lands of United States. Report. <To accompany H. R. 24471.>

[Washington, Gov't print. off., 1907.] 17 p. 23 cm . (59th Cong., 2d sess. House. Rept. 7643.)

Submitted by Mr. Martin.

Includes views of the minority.

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275 —— —— —— Coal lands and coal-land laws of the United States [1906-1907].

Washington, Gov't print. off., 1906-07.] 18, 20, 166, 35 p. 23 cm

John F. Lacey, chairman.

Hearings of Dec. 17-18, 1906; Jan. 9, 11, 14, 16, 23 and 25, 1907.

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276 —— —— —— Phosphate lands. Hearings on December 17, 1908, January 13, 15, 16, and February 2, 1909, on H. R. 21873, to define the manner in which public lands containing valuable deposits of phosphate and phosphate rock may be acquired.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 115 p. 23 cm

F. W. Mondell, chairman.

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277 —— —— —— Leasing coal lands in Alaska. Report. <To accompany H. R. 32080>

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911.] 6 p. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 3d sess. House. Rept.2190)

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277a —— —— —— Mineral lands—sale of. Report. May 4, 1846.

[Washington, 1846.] 51 p. 23½ cm . (29th Cong., 1st sess., House. Report 591.)

Describes the mineral lands in the Lake Superior region, showing the operation under the lease system, with lists of leases.

490

277b —— —— —— Rents of lead-mines in Missouri. Report. January 15, 1839.

[Washington, 1839.] 2 p. 23½ cm . (25th Cong. 3d sess., House. Report 71.)

351

277c —— —‐ —— Reserved public lands. Report. Feb. 17, 1846.

[Washington, 1846.] 3 p 23½ cm . (29th Cong., 1st sess., House. Report 269.)

On the alleged evils of the lease system.

489

278 U. S. Senate. Committee on public lands. Leasing of coal lands in Alaska. Report. <To accompany S. 9955>

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911.] 9 p. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 3d sess. Senate. Rept.1023.)

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278a —— —— —— Lead mines. Report on “A bill to direct the President of the United States to sell the reserved mineral lands in the State of Illinois, and Territories of Wisconsin and Iowa, supposed to contain lead ore.” Jan. 27, 1846.

[Washington, 1846.] 25 p. 23½ cm . (29th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. 87.)

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279 —— Joint committee to investigate Interior dept. and Forest service. Investigation of the Department of the interior and of the Bureau of forestry.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911. 13 v. fold. maps. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 3d sess. Senate. Doc. 719.)

Knute Nelson, chairman.

Contents. —v. 1. Report of committee.—v. 2. Charges of L. R. Glavis to President.—v. 3-8. Hearings before committee.—v. 9. Arguments and briefs of counsel. Index to hearings.—v. 10-12. Cunningham coal entries.—v. 13. Mining laws of Australia and New Zealand. [Reports by A. C. Veatch.]

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279a —— Dept. of the interior. Oil lands in Indian Territory and territory of Oklahoma. Hearings on leasing of oil lands and natural-gas wells, May 8, 24, 25, and 29, and June 7 and 19, 1906.

Washington, Gov't print. off., 1906. vi, 3-84 p. fold. pl. 25 cm

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280 —— —— Statement of investigations and tests of fuels and structural materials of United States, showing bearing on conservation of mineral resources. Letter from the secretary of the interior, transmitting ... a statement.

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908.] 14 p. 23 cm . (60th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. 460.)

James Rudolph Garfield, secretary.

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281 U.S. General land office. Record and report of proceedings had and evidence submitted relative to the Cunningham coal entries, taken before William J. McGee, special commissioner, held at Seattle and Spokane, Wash., from November 18, 1909, to December 13, 1909.

Washington, Govt. print off., 1910 700 p. 23 cm

“Exhibits presented at the hearing”: p. 599-700.

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282 —— Geological survey. Papers on the conservation of mineral resources, reprinted from report of the National conservation commission, February, 1909.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 214 p. XII pl. (partly fold., incl. maps) diagrs. 23½ cm . (U. S. Geological survey. Bulletin 394.)

Issued also as House doc. no. 1554, 60th Cong., 2d sess.

Contents. —Coal fields of the United States, by M. R. Campbell and E. W. Parker.—Estimates of future coal production, by H. Gannett. —The petroleum resources of the United States, by D. T. Day.— Natural-gas resources of the United States, by D. T. Day.—Peat resources of the United States, exclusive of Alaska, by C. A. Davis.— iron ores of the United States, by C. W. Hayes.—Resources of the United States in gold, silver, cooper, lead, and zinc, by W. Lindgren.— The phosphate deposits of the United States, by F. B. Van Horn.—Mineral resources of Alaska, by A. H. Brooks.

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283 —— —— Statement of the director of the Geological survey regarding the desirability of a more extensive recognition of the mining industry by governmental inquiry.

[Washington, Gov't print. off., 1908.] 7 p. 23 cm

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283a —— War dept. Lead mines—Illinois and Missouri. Message from the President, transmitting information in relation to the lead mines belonging to the United States, in the states of Illinois and Missouri. December 8, 1826.

Washington: Printed by Gales & Seaton, 1826. 13 p. 23½ cm . (19th Cong., 2d sess. House. Ex. doc. 7.)

149

283b —— —— Report from the Secretary of war, in relation to the sale of the mineral lands and salt springs of the United States. Jan. 10, 1838.

[Washington, 1838.] 5 p. 23½ cm . (25th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc.93.)

Regarding the sale or leasing of mineral land.

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283c U.S. War dept. Report from the Secretary of war, relative to the mineral lands in Illinois. Jan. 12, 1846.

[Washington, 1848.] 12 p. 23dcl001; cm . ( 29th Cong., 1st sess., Senate. Doc. 65.)

Relative to the leasing system.

473

284 Van Hise, Charles Richard. The conservation of natural resources in the United States.

New York, The Macmillan company, 1910. xiv p., 1 l., 413 p. illus.(maps, charts, tables). xvi pl. 21 cm

“The mineral resources”: p. 16-103.

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285 Zerbe, J.B. Conservation of mineral resources.

( In American mining congress. Proceedings, 1908. Denver, Colo., 1909. 22dcl001; cm . v. 11, p. 181-184.)

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286 1908. The need for conserving the mineral wealth of the United States.

Engineering news, Dec. 17, 1908, v. 60: 683-684.

Report submitted by the Minerals section of the National conservation commission to the Conference on Dec. 9, 1908.

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287 1909. Holmes, J. A. Production and waste of mineral resources.

Mining world, Oct. 2, 1909, v. 31: 697-700.

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288 1910. Kemp, J. F. The conservation of mineral resources.

Economic geology, Dec. 1910, v. 5: 765-771.

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289 1911. Cushman, Allerton S. The conservation of iron.

Franklin institute. Journal, Apr. 1911, v. 171: 345-364.

T1.F8, v.171

291 1912. Saving the fuel of the nation.

Current literature, June, 1912, v. 52: 654-656.

Use of water power.

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291a 1912. Parsons, Charles L. The conservation of our mineral resources.

Texas magazine, Dec. 1912, v. 7: 95-99.

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292 Baum, Frank G. Water power development in the national forests. A suggested government policy.

( In American institute of electrical engineers. Proceedings, 1908. New York, 1908. 23½ cm . v. 27, pt. 2, p. 1217-1225.)

TK1.A613,v.27,pt.2

293 Brown, Neal. In the matter of proposed legislation before the Wisconsin Legislature, asserting ownership on the part of the state to the water powers of Wisconsin. Argument of Neal Brown ... in behalf of water power owners.

[Wausau, Wis., Record-herald press, 1909.] cover-title, 67 p. 21½ cm

HD1694.W6B7

—— Supplemental argument. January, 1910.

[Wausau, Wis., Record-herald press, 1910.] 53 p. 22 cm

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294 Chittenden, Hiram Martin. Forests and reservoirs in their relation to stream flow, with particular reference to navigable rivers. With discussion by Messrs. F. Collingwood, Thomas P. Roberts [etc].

[n. p., 1909.] cover-title, p. [245]-546 incl. illus., map, tables, diagrs. pl. xxxvii-xlvii. 22½ cm

Reprinted from Transactions of American society of civil engineers, vol. LXII, p. 245 (1909).

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295 Forbes, Urquhart Atwell and W. H. R. Ashford. Our waterways; a history of inland navigation considered as a branch of water conservancy.

London, J. Murray, 1906. xv, 336 p. fold. map (in pocket). 22½ cm

“List of authorities cited”: p. 317-321.

“Chronological list of acts of Parliament relating to rivers”: p. 308-312.

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296 [ Fort, John Franklin.] Address by the governor of New Jersey on water conservation, delivered before the Newark Board of trade, February 23, 1910.

Trenton, N.J., MacCrellish & Quigley, state printers, 1910. 21 p. 23 cm

“Statement ... by ... Eben S. Draper, governor of ... Massachusetts, relative to the establishment of the Metropolitan water district, under the water act of that state”: p. 9-21.

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297 Gilmore, Eugene Allen. Riparian rights in Wisconsin. Brief on the nature and scope of riparian rights in Wisconsin and limitations thereon growing out of the public nature of the water. December, 1909.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 66 p. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 449.)

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298 Hepburn, A Barton. The waterways question and conservation of our resources.

( In his Artificial waterways and commercial development, New York, 1909. 19½ cm . p. 88-93.)

HE381.H5

299 Illinois. Governor, 1905- (Charles S. Deneen). Message to the Senate on water power development, May 10, 1907, Nov. 6, 1907.

( In Illinois. General assembly. Senate. Journal, 1907-1908. Springfield, 1908. 22½ cm . p. 1067-1068; 1443-1445.)

J87.13 1907-08

300 Johnson, Emory Richard. Navigation resources of American waterways.

[Washington? 1908.] 39 p. incl. tables. 22 cm

Address delivered at Conference on the conservation of natural resources, White House, Washington, May 13-15, 1908.

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301 King, Franklin Hiram. Irrigation and drainage; principles and practice of their cultural phases.

New York, London, The Macmillan company, 1899. xxi, 502 p. illus. 18 cm . (The rural science series, ed. by L. H. Bailey.)

Jan. 25, 1900-117/3 S613.K4

302 King, Will R. Law of water conservation and use; address before the Oregon state bar association at Portland, Oregon, November 17, 1908.

Salem, Ore., W. S. Duniway, state printer, 1908. 30 p. 23 cm

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302 King, Will R. Law of water conservation and use.

( In Oregon state bar association. Proceedings of the 18th and 19th sessions, 1908/09, 1909/10. Portland, Oregon, 1911. 23 cm . p. 42-68.)

303 Leighton, Marshall Ora, Maxcy, R. Hall and Roy H. Bolster. The relation of the southern Appalachian Mountains to the development of water power.

Washington, Gov't print. off., 1908. 54 p. tables, 23 cm . (U.S. Forest Service. Circular 144.)

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304 Leighton, Marshall Ora, and A.H. Horton. The relation of the southern Appalachian mountains to inland water navigation.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908. 38 p. 22½ cm . (U.S. Forest Service. Circular 143.)

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305 McGee, W J. The conservation of the waters and woods. [Abstract.]

( In American society of mechanical engineers. Proceedings, May, 1908. New York, 1908, 23½ cm . v. 30, p. 479-481.)

TJ1.A72,v.30

The Library of Congress has a typewritten copy of the original paper.

306. Maine State water storage commission. Annual report.

Augusta, 1911. 1 v. plates, fold. map, fold. profile, diagr. 23½ cm

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307 Mathews, John Lathrop. The conservation of water.

Boston, Small, Maynard ∧ company, [ c 1910]. viii p., 1 l., 289 p. front., plates. 20½ cm

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308 Minnesota. Waterways Commission. Annual report.

[St. Paul? 1911] 1 v. 22½ cm

James H. Davidson, chairman.

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308a National electric light association. Power transmission section. Report of public conference of water powers and their governmental control.

New York city, [1911]. 12,[12a]-12z, 13-96 p. 21 cm

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309 New Jersey. Governor, 1908-1911. (John Franklin Fort.) Second annual message ... to the Legislature—session of 1910.

Trenton, N. J., MacCrellish & Quigley, state printers, 1910. 42 p. 23 cm

“Waters of the state”: p. 32-34.

309 New Jersey. Governor, 1908-1911. (John Franklin Fort.) Third annual message ... to the Legislature—session of 1911.

Trenton, N. J., MacCrellish & Quigley, state printers. 22 p. 23 cm

“The state's potable waters”: p.12.

J87.N52

309a New York (state). Legislature. Joint committee on conservation and utilization of water power. Report on the conservation of water. 1912. Transmitted to the Legislature January 30, 1912.

Albany, The Argus company, printers, 1912. 3 p.l., iii, 983 p. fold. maps, fold. tables, fold. charts, fold. diagrs. 23 cm

T. Harvey Ferris, chairman.

Contents. —Reports and minutes of the Joint committee on the conservation and utilization of water power. Appendices: A. Extracts from constitutions of various states with reference to water and water supply; B. Statutory enactments of various states with reference to water and water power rights; C. Report upon value of water storage to hydro-electric plants upon Hudson river.

12-33439 TD224.A6 1912

310 —— Water supply commission. New York's water supply and its conservation, distribution and uses.

[Albany, J. B. Lyon company, state printers, 1910?] cover-title, 36 p. plates, fold. map. 22½ cm

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331 —— —— Studies of water storage for flood prevention and power development in New York state under public ownership and control. Progress report under chapter 569, Laws of 1907 transmitted to the governor and Legislature, February 1, 1908.

Albany, J. B. Lyon, state printers, 1908. 252 p. maps (partly fold.) plans (partly fold.) diagrs. (partly fold.) 23 cm

Reprinted form the Third annual report of the state water supply commission, with revisions showing results of engineering studies to March 1, 1908.

9-24717 TC424.N7A4 1908

312 Newell, Frederick Haynes. Irrigation in the United States. Rev. ed.

New York, T. Y. Crowell & Co., [ c 1906]. 2 p. l., iii-xix, 433 p. illus., LXVIII pl. 19½ cm . (Library of economics and politics.)

6-8765 TC823.N6

313 Persons, Henry H. Water resources of the state of New York.

Albany, J. B. Lyon company, state printers, 1910. 30 p. front., plates, fol. map, fold. diagr. 25½ cm

Address before the National conservation congress, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1910.

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314 Putnam, H. St. Clair. Conservation of power resources.

( In American institute of electrical engineers. Proceedings, 1906.)

TK1.A613,v.27,pt.2

315 Quick, John Herbert. American inland waterways, their relation to railway transportation and to the national welfare; their creation, restoration, and maintenance.

New York and London, G. P. Putnam's sons, 1909. xx, 241 p. front., plates, maps (1 fold.) 24½ cm

9-31048 HE393.Q6

316 Stillwell, Lewis B. Electricity and the conservation of energy.

( In American institute of electrical engineers. Proceedings, 1909. New York, 1909. 23½ cm . v. 28, pt. 1, p. 317-332.)

Discussion, by John Coffee Hays: p. 333-341.

TK1.A613,v.28,pt.1

Also printed in American institute of mining engineers. Bulletin, (Special no.) Conservation of natural resources, Mar. 24, 1909:

43-56. TN1.A515 1909

317 Swain, George F. The conservation of stream flow, water power and navigation. [Abstract.]

( In American society of mechanical engineers. Proceedings, May, 1908. New York, 1908. 23½ cm . v. 30, p. 484-487.)

TJ1.A72,v.30

The Library of Congress has a typewritten copy of the original paper.

318 Tavernier, René, and Marshall O. Leighton. The public utility of water powers and their governmental regulation.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 161 p. 23 cm . (U. S. Geological survey. Water-supply paper 238.)

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319 U. S. Bureau of corporations. Report of the commissioner of corporations on water-power development in the United States. March 14, 1912.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1912. xx, 220 p. charts (partly fold.) fold. maps. 24 cm

Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner; Thomas M. Robertson, assistant.

Contents. —pt. Physical conditions and economic aspects of water power.—pt. II. Concentration of ownership and control.—pt. III. Water power and the public.

12-35494 HD1694.A4 1912b

320 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on interstate and foreign commerce. Report of subcommittee on dams and water power. February 25, 1909.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 44 p. 23 cm

F.C. Stevens, chairman of subcommittee.

9-35355 HD1694.A4A5 1909a

321 —— —— Committee on mines and mining. Investigation of water resources in the United States. Report. <To accompany H.R. 23583.>

[ Washington, Gov't print. off., 1907.] 8 p. 23 cm . (59th Cong., 2d sess. House. Rept. 6408.)

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322 —— —— Committee on rivers and harbors. Water resources investigations. [Hearing] April 21, 1908.

[ Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908.] 287-304 p. 23 cm

Statements of George Otis Smith, director of the United States Geological survey, and others.

CA 9-2857 Unrev'd GB701.A5 1908

323 —— Senate. Committee on forest reservations and the protection of game. Conservation of navigable rivers. Supplemental report. June 16, 1910.

[ Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910.] 6 p. 23½ cm . (61st Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Rept. 846, pt. 2.)

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324 —— —— Committee on the Geological survey. Investigation of the water resources of the United States. Report. <To accompany S. 7359.>

[ Washington, Gov't print. off., 1907.] 18 p. 23 cm . (59th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Rept. 6667.)

Letter from C.D. Walcott, director, U.S. Geological survey, dated Jan. 17, 1907, and other correspondence, together with House report 6408, 59th Cong., 2d sess., from the House Committee on mines and mining, are included.

7-35142 GB701.A5 1907a

325 —— Dept. of the interior. Water rights and power sites in Idaho. Letter from the secretary of the interior, transmitting, in response to Senate resolution no. 159, of January 27, 1910, information relative to water rights, power sites, etc., acquired on the public lands in Idaho.

[ Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910.] 14 p. fold. map. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 370.)

10-35665 HD1694.I2A4 1910

326 —— Forest service. The use book; regulations and instructions for the use of the national forests. Water power. 1911.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911. 86 p. 18 cm

SD426.A3 1911

327 U. S. Geological survey. Papers on the conservation of water resources, reprinted from Report of the National conservation commission, February, 1909.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 96 p. 2 maps (1 fold.) diagrs. 23 cm . (U. S. Geological survey. Water-supply paper 234.)

Contents. —Distribution of rainfall, by H. Gannett.—Floods, by M. O. Leighton.—Developed water powers, compiled under the direction of W. M. Steuart, with discussion by M. O. Leighton.— Undeveloped water powers, by M. O. Leighton.—Irrigation, by F. H. Newell.—Underground waters, by W. C. Mendenhall.— Denudation, by R. B. Dole and II. Stabler.—Control of catchment areas, by H. N. Parker.

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328 —— Inland waterways commission. Preliminary report. Message from the President . . . transmitting a preliminary report.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908. vii, 701, [1] p. fold. maps, diagrs. 23 cm . (60th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. 325.)

Theodore E. Burton, chairman.

Another issue of the Report and Message was pub. under same document no. (27 p.)

The Appendix consists of statistical and other papers; no. 1-9 prepared by the Bureau of corporations; others prepared either in accordance with the desire of the Commission or at the request of individual commissioners by experts under whose names they appear. cf. p. 33.

8-35638 HE393.A13 1908f

329 —— National waterways commission. Preliminary report.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 71 p. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 301.)

Presented by Mr. Burton, chairman.

Also printed in the final report of the Commission.

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330 —— —— Final report of the National waterways commission.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1912. 579 p. fold. diagrs. 23 cm . (62d Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 469.)

Theodore E. Burton, chairman.

Appendices: I. Preliminary report of the National waterways commission.—II. The utility of storage reservoirs for flood prevention. power, and navigation, M. O. Leighton.—III. Effect of the federal reservoirs upon the flow of the Mississippi River ... 1910, Robert Follansbee.—IV. The practicability of storage reservoirs to prevent floods and to benefit navigation on the Ohio and other rivers of the United States, W. II. Bixby.—V. Forests and water in the light of scientific investigation, Raphael Zon.—VI. The law of waters, 05656G. W. Mooney.—VII. Constitutional provisions of various states relating to watercourses and the use of water, G. W. Mooney.—VIII. Federal statutes relating to water power, G. W. Mooney.—IX. A comparison of American and European waterways with special reference to factors influencing the development of water transportation, E.O. Merchant.

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331 —— President, 1901-1909 (Roosevelt). Special message of the President communicated to the House of representatives on January 15, 1909.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1909. 25 p. 23 cm . (60th Cong., 2d sess. House. Doc. 1350.)

Veto of House bill 17707, authorizing W. H. Standish to build a dam across James River, Mo., for creating electric power.

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332 Van Hise, Charles Richard. The conservation of natural resources in the United States.

New York, The Macmillan company, 1910. xiv p., 1 l., 413 p. illus. (maps, charts, tables).XVI pl. 21 cm

“Water:” p. 104-207.

10-21139 HC106.V18

333 Wadsworth, James Wolcott, jr. Forest preservation and conservation of water supply. Speech delivered before the American paper and pulp association, February 4, 1909.

[n.p., 1909.] 8 p. 23 cm

“Distributed by the Forestry, water storage and manufacturing association of the state of New York.”

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333a White, Arthur V. Instructions relating to the gathering of certain preliminary information respecting water-powers.

Ottawa, [Commission of conservation], 1912. 31 p. 28 cm

334 Wisconsin. Governor, 1901-1905 (Robert M. La Follette). [Message to the Legislature], Apr. 12, 1905.

( In Wisconsin, Legislature. Journal of proceedings 1905. Madison, 1905, 22 cm . v. 1, p. 1050-1054.)

Recommendations as to granting franchises to dam navigable streams.

J87.W6 1905e

335 1907. Pinchot, Gifford. The conservation of natural resources.

Outlook, Oct. 12, 1907, v. 87: 291-294.

AP2.08,v.87

336 1908. Quick, John Herbert. Rivers and the conservation movement.

Putnam's magazine, Apr., 1908, v. 4: 3-15.

AF2.P98,v.4

337 1908. Leighton, M. O. The relation of water conservation to flood prevention and navigation in the Ohio river.

Engineering news, May 7, 1908, v. 59: 498-499.

TA1.E6,v.59

338 1908. Haupt, Lewis M. The waterways problem.

Franklin institute. Journal, May, 1908, v. 165: 325-344.

T1.F8,v.165

339 1908. Page, A. W. Rediscovery of our greatest wealth [waterpower].

World's work, May 1908, v. 16: 10223-10228.

AP2.W8,v.16

340 1908. Forbes-Lindsay, C. H. Control and use of our waterpower.

Craftsman, Aug. 1908, v. 14: 486-496.

N1.C87,v.14

341 1908. Haupt, Lewis M. “A wheel in the middle of a wheel.” Waterway legislation.

Franklin institute. Journal, Aug. 1908, v. 166: 147-162.

T1.F8,v.166

342 1908. Walsh, George Ethelbert. Merging the country's water power.

Moody's magazine, Aug. 1908, v. 6: 91-98.

HG1.M85,v.6

343 1908. Crandall, C. S. Inland waterways and their menace through deforestation.

Technical world magazine, Aug. 1908, v. 9: 641-648.

T1.T2,v.9

344 1908. Schon, H. von. Use and conservation of water-power resources.

Engineering magazine, Sept.-Dec. 1908, v. 35: 825-836; v. 36: 81-88, 425-434.

TA1.E59,v.35

345 1908. Coutts, W. A. Are natural water powers public property?

Central law journal, Nov. 6,1908, v. 67: 356-363.

346 1908. Leighton, M. O. Water-power; our unappreciated resource and our future refuge.

Conservation, Dec. 1908, v. 14: 649-651.

SD1.F,v.14

347 1908. Taylor, Edward R. Natural and artificial conservation of water power for electrical purposes.

Franklin institute. Journal, Dec. 1908, v. 166: 409-432.

T1.F8,v.166

348 1909. Lakeman, C. E. State control of water-power.

American review of reviews, Jan. 1909, v. 39: 57-62.

AP2.R4.v.39

349 1909. Vaughan, John F. The conservation of our water powers.

Stone & Webster public service journal, Feb. 1909, v. 4: 92-97.

TK1.S8,v.4

350 1909. Hyde, H.M. Development of and monopoly of United States water power.

Technical world magazine, Feb. 1909, v.23: 455-469.

T1.T2,v.23

350a 1909. Freeman, John R. The conservation of water.

American institute of Mining engineers. Bulletin, (Special no.) Conservation of natural resources, Mar. 24, 1909: 7-19.

TN1.A515 1909

351 1909. Welliver, J.C. National water power trust.

McClure's magazine, May, 1909, v.33: 35-39. AP2.M2,v.33

351a 1909. Mathews, John L. Conservation of the water power of the United States.

Hampton's magazine, June, 1909, v.22: 760-773.

AP2.H152,v.22

352 1909. Swain, George F. The equalizing influence of forests on the flow of streams and their value as a means of improving navigation.

Conservation, Aug., Sept. 1909, v. 15: 489-494, 557-562.

SD1.F7,v.15

353 1909. Mathews, J. L. Corporations get control of United States water-power.

Hampton's magazine, Aug. 1909, v. 23: 201-214.

AP2.H152,v.23

354 1909. French, W. Seizure of the people's water power.

Independent, Sept. 16, 1909, v. 67: 650-665.

AP2.I53, v. 67

355 1909. Laut, Agnes C. Fight for water in the West.

Collier's weekly, Oct. 16, 30, Nov. 20, Dec. 4, 1909, v. 44: 17-19, 13-15, 15-16, 18-19.

AP2.C65,v.44

356 1909. Matthews, J. L. United States water power. Neglected by government, grabbed by private corporations.

Hampton's magazine, Oct. 1909, v. 23: 455-469.

AP2.H152,v.23

357 1909. King. George Judson. How Switzerland saved her “white coal.”

Twentieth century magazine, Dec. 1909, v. 1: 195-201.

AP2.T88,v.1

358 1910. New York's conservation of water resources.

American monthly review of reviews, Jan. 1910, v. 41: 77-87.

AP2.B4,v.41

359 1910. Howe, Frederick C. The white coal of Switzerland.

Outlook, Jan. 22, 1910, v. 94: 151-158.

AP2.08,v.94

360 1910. Woehlke, W. V. The water savers [conservation and irrigation in California].

Outlook, Mar. 26, 1910, v. 94: 659-667.

AP2.08,v.94

361 1910. Gov. Hughes’ policy of water conservation.

McClure's magazine, Apr. 1910, v. 34: 77-87.

AP2.M2,v.34

361a 1910. Garfield, James R. Conservation of water rights.

Paper trade journal, Apr. 28, 1910, v. 50: 36.

TS1080.P2,v.50

362 1910. Higginson, H. L. Control of water-power.

World's work, Sept. 1910, v. 20: 13404-13405.

AP2.W8,v.20

363 1911. Fairlie, John A. Public regulation of water power in the United States and Europe.

Michigan law review, Apr. 1911, v. 9: 463-483.

364 1911. Schon, H. von. The most resourceful utilization of water powers. 2. State policies and the best development plan.

Engineering magazine, May, 1911, v. 41: 300-308.

TA1.E59,v.41

364a 1911. Arnold G. S. The development of water power on public domain.

American conservation, July, 1911, v. 1: 213-223.

HC101.A45,v.1

365 1912. Concentration of water-power control.

Journal of political economy, May, 1912, v. 20: 513-514.

HB1.J7,v.20

366 1912. Atwood, Albert W. The control of water-power.

Steam shovel and dredge, June, 1912, v. 16: 477-481.

HD6350.S57S8,v.16

366a 1912. Church J. E., jr. The conservation of snow. Its dependence on forests and mountains.

Scientific American supplement, Sept. 7, 1912, v. 74: 152-155.

T1.S52,v.74

366b 1912. Benjamin H.W. A municipal water conservation exhibit [Philadelphia].

American city, Nov. 1912, v. 7: 447-449.

HT

366c 1912. Bemis, Edward W. Water conservation by cities.

American review of reviews, Nov. 1912 v. 46: 597-601.

AP2.R4,v.46

366d Allen, E.T. Forest conservation.

( In National education association of the United States. Journal of proceedings and addresses, 1911. p. 952-958.)

E 12-485 L13.N4 1911

367 Ammons, E. M. Forest reservations. Address delivered before the joint session of the Colorado legislature, March, 1909, relative to the rights in and uses of forest reservations.

[ Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910.] 18 p. 23 cm . ([U.S.] 61st Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 650.)

10-35863 SD426.A66

368 Beveridge, Albert J. The national forest service.

( In his The meaning of the times and other speeches. Indianapolis, 1908. 23½ cm . p. 368-403.) H35.B5

369 Bruncken, Ernest. North American forests and forestry; their relations to the national life of the American people.

New York and London, G.P. Putnam's sons, 1900 [1899]. vi p., 1 l., 265 p. 22 cm

Mar. 8, 1900-6 SD373.B89

369a California. Conservation commission. Discussion of forestry problems.

Sacramento, Superintendent of state printing, 1912. 90 p. 22½ cm

Report of public meetings held before the State conservation commission to discuss questions relating to forestry in California, on Mar. 26 and 27, 1912.

12-33435 SD144.C2A4 1912

370 —— State board of forestry. A handbook of forest protection. Forest laws. Rules for the prevention of fires. Instructions to fire fighters. List of firewardens, 1910. July issue.

Sacramento, W. W. Shannon, supt. state printing, 1910. 34 p. 16½ cm.

G.M. Homans, state forester.

11-6314 SD421.C2

371 Chittenden, Alfred Knight, and Harry Irion. The taxation of forest lands in Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis., Democrat printing co., state printer, 1911. 80 p. 24 cm

Agr 11-435 HJ4284.A3C6

372 Cleveland, Treadwell, jr. The progress in forestry in 1908.

( In U.S. Dept. of agriculture. Yearbook, 1908. Washington, 1909. 23½ cm . p. 538-551.)

S21.A35 1908

373 —— What forestry has done.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908. 31 p. 23 cm . (U.S. Forest service. Circular 140.)

Agr 8-237 SD11.A27, no.140

374 *Fernow, Bernhard Eduard. A brief history of forestry in Europe, the United States and other countries.

[ New Haven, Conn., The Price, Lee & Adkins co., 1907.] 438 p.

375 —— Economics of forestry; a reference book for students of political economy and professional and lay students of forestry.

New York, T.Y. Crowell & co., [1902]. 1 p. l., xii, 520 p. 19½ cm . [Library of economics and politics.]

Bibliography: p. 491-507.

3-10 SD371.F36

376 —— Forest policies and forest management in Germany and British India.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1899. 1 p. l., 205-263 p. illus. 29½ cm

Reprinted from H. Doc. no. 181, 55th Cong., 3d sess.

8-31881 SD611.F5

377 —— The Swedish forest conservation law.

( In Canada. Commission of conservation. Second annual report, 1911. Montreal, 1911. 8°. p. 85-88.)

HC111.A3 1911

(Also printed in Forestry quarterly, Mar. 1911, v. 9: 59-61.

SD1.F75, v.9

378 Finley, William Wilson. The development of the Appalachian region. Address, July 13, 1911.

[ Washington, 1911.] 7 p. 27½ cm

HC107.A13F6

378a Gaylord, Frederick Alan. Forestry and forest resources in New York.

( Albany, J. B. Lyon company, state printers, 1912. 58 p. front., plates. 23 cm . (New York (State). Conservation commission. Division of lands and forests. Bulletin 1.)

(Agr 12-1736

379 Glenn , L. C. The influence of forests on streams.

( In Engineering association of the south. Proceedings, 1910. Nashville, Tenn, 1910. 23½ cm . v.21, p. 67-94.)

TA1.E574,v.21

379a Graves Henry S. Forest preservation.

( In Smithsonian institution. Annual report. 1910. Washington, 1911. 23½ cm . p. 433-445. 7pl. on 4 1.)

11-31573 Q11.S66 1910

380 Hosmer, R. S. The part played by the forest in conservation.

An address delivered at special conservation meeting, Nov. 1910.

( In Hawaii (Ter.) Board of commissioners of agriculture and forest. Division of forestry. Annual report, 1910. Honolulu, 1911. 23 cm . p. 98-102.)

SD115.H3A3 1910

380a Hough, Franklin Benjamin. On the duty of governments in the preservation of forests.

[Salem, Salem press, 1873.] 10 p. 22½ cm

“From the Proceedings of the American association for the advancement of science, Portland meeting, August, 1873.”

12-18878 SD381.H828

381 Kellogg, Royal S. The drain upon the forests.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1907. 16 p. 22½ cm . (U. S. Forest service. Circular 129. )

SD11.A27,no.129

382 *Massachusetts. State forester. We must stop forest fires in Massachusetts.

Boston, Wright & Potter printing co., state printers, 1909. 43 p. illus., plates. 23 cm

Agr. 9-1531

382a Mumford, George D. The world's timber problem with some conclusions.

[n. p.], 1912. 1 p. l., 56 p. incl. tables. 24½ cm

Agr. 12-1493 HD9750.5M8

383 National manufacturers’ association. Official report ... annual convention.

Chicago, 1910-1912. 3 v. col. plates. 24 cm

Contain numerous articles on forest conservation.

10-18984 HD9751.N3

384 Pinchot, Gifford. The conservation of natural resources.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908. 12, ii p. 23 cm . (U.S. Dept. of agriculture. Farmers’ bulletin 327.)

Agr 8-442 S21.A6,no327

385 Pinchot, Gifford. I. Government forestry abroad, by Gifford Pinchot. II. The present condition of the forests on the public lands, by Edward A. Bowers. III. Practicability of an American forest administration, by B. E. Fernow.

[Baltimore], American economic association, 1891. 101 p. 23 cm . (Publications of the American economic association. [Monographs] v. 6, no. 3.)

4-441 HB1.A5 vol. 6

386 —— Notes on some forest problems.

( In U. S. Dept. of agriculture. Yearbook, 1898. Washington, 1899.

23½ cm . p. 181-192.)

S21.A35 1898

387 —— A primer of forestry.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1903-1909. 2 v. illus. 24 cm . (U. S. Dept, of agriculture. Farmers’ bulletin no. 173, 358.)

A rev. ed. of Bulletin no. 24, Division of forestry.

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387a Plummer, Fred Gordon. Forest fires: their causes, extent and effects, with a summary of recorded destruction and loss.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1912. 39 p. incl. maps, tables. front. 23 cm . (U. S. Dept. of agriculture. Forest service. Bulletin 117.)

Agr 12-1721 SD11.A2,no.117

388 * Schenck, Carl Alwin. Forest policy. 2d ed., rev. and enl.

Darmstadt, Printed by C. F. Winter, 1911. x, 168 p. 22 cm

Agr 11-1088

389* —— Forest protection; guide to lectures delivered at the Biltmore forest school.

Asheville, N. C., The Inland press, 1909. 159 p. incl. tables. 23 cm

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390 Smoot, Reed. Address of Hon. Reed Smoot ... chairman section of forests, before the governors, state and national conservation commissions, Washington, D. C., December 10, 1908.

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908.] 5 p. 23 cm . ([U. S.] 60th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 593.)

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391 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on agriculture. Appalachian forest reserve, etc. Report. <To accompany H. R. 19573.>

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1906.] 21 p. 23 cm . (59th Cong., 1st sess. House. Rept. 4399.)

“History of southern Appalachian reserve legislation” [references to bills and reports, 1900-1904]: p.11.

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392 —— —— Committee on the judiciary. Hearing on House resolution 208.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908. 46 p. 23 cm

Hearing February 27, 1908, on power of the government to buy lands in Southern Appalachian and White mountains for forest reserves.

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393 —— —— —— Power of federal government to acquire lands for national forest purposes. <To accompany H. Res. no. 365.>

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908.] 42 p. 23 cm . (60th Cong., 1st sess. House. Rept. 1514.)

Concerning questions raised by bills (H.R. 10456 and H.R. 10457) “for the acquirement of national forests in the Southern Appalachian and White Mountain regions.”

8-35426 SD426.A5 1908g

394 —— Senate. Committee on forest reservations and the protection of game. Acquiring national forests in Southern Appalachian and White Mountains. Report. <To accompany S. 4825.>

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908.] 1 p. l., 15 p. 23 cm . (60th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Rept. 459.)

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395 —— —— —— Appalachian forest reserve, etc. Report. <To accompany S. 4953.>

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1906.] 19 p. fold, map. 23 cm (59th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Rept. 2537.)

“History of southern Appalachian reserve legislation” [references to bills and reports, 1900-1904]: p.9.

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396 —— —— —— Acquiring national forests in the White and Appalachian mountains. Report. June 15, 1910.

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910.] 1 p. 23½ cm . (61st Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Rept. 846.)

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397 U. S. Congress. Joint committee to investigate Interior dept. and Forest service. Investigation of the Department of the interior and of the Bureau of forestry.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911. 13 v. fold. maps. 23 cm . (61st Cong., 3d sess. Senate. Doc.719.)

Knute Nelson, chairman.

Contents.—v. 1. Report of committee.—v. 2. Charges of L.R. Glavis to President.—v. 3-8. Hearings before committee.—v.9. Arguments and briefs of counsel. Index to hearings.—v. 10-12. Cunningham coal entries.—v.13. Mining laws of Australia and New Zealand. [Reports by A.C. Veatch.]

11-25134 HD171.E10

398 —— Dept. of agriculture. Expenditures for national forest administration. Letter from the Secretary of agriculture.

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1912.] 49 p. incl. tables, diagr. 23½ cm . (62d Cong., 2d sess. House. Doc. 681.)

12-35558 SD426.A5 1912

399 —— —— Message from the President of the United States, transmitting a report of the Secretary of agriculture in relation to the forests, rivers and mountains of the southern Appalachian region.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1902. 210 p. 78 pl., 2 fold. maps. 29½ cm . (57th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. no. 84.)

Prepared in cooperation with the Department of the interior. Appendix A is submitted by the Bureau of forestry, B-C by the Geological survey and D by the Weather bureau.

Contents. —Letter of transmittal.—Report.—App. A: Forests and forest conditions ... by H. B. Ayres and W. W. Ashe. Lumbering ... by O. W. Price. Description of the southern Appalachian forests, by river basins, by H.B. Ayres and W. W. Ashe. Trees ... by W. W. Ashe and H. B. Ayres. List of shrubs ... by W. W. Ashe.—App. B: Topography and geology ... by Arthur Keith.—App. C: Hydrography ... by H. A. Pressey ... and E. W. Myers.—App. D: Climate ... by Alfred J. Henry.— App. E: The present status of the movement for the proposed forest reserve in the southern Appalachians: Memorials, resolutions, etc.

2-27799/6 SD143.U5

400 —— —— Report of the secretary of agriculture on the Southern Appalachian and White Mountain watersheds; commercial importance, area, condition, advisability of their purchase for national forests, and probable cost.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1908. 39 p. 2 fold. maps. 25 cm . (60th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. 91)

8-35068 SD426.A5 1908

401 U. S. Dept. of justice. National forest reserve. Conservation charge for use of lands or resources. Opinion of the Attorney general, Oct. 5, 1907.

( In U. S. Forest service. The use book ... 1908. Washington, 1908. 17½ cm . p.273-278.)

SD426.A3 1908

402 —— Forest service. Federal and state forest laws. Compiled by George W. Woodruff.

Washington: Govt. print. off. 1904. 259 p. 23½ cm . (U.S. Bureau of forestry. Bulletin no. 57.)

SD11.A2,no.57

403 —— —— Location, date of latest proclamation, and area of national forests in United States, Alaska, and Porto Rico. Mar. 1, 1908.

n.t.p. 4p. 8 °.

404 —— —— The national forest manual. Regulations of the secretary of agriculture and instructions to forest officers relating to claims, settlement, and administrative sites on national forest lands. Claims. Settlement. Administrative sites.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1912. 56 p. 23 cm

Agr 12-24

405 —— —— Purchase of land under the Weeks law in the southern Appalachian and White Mountains.

[Washington, Govt. print. off.], 1911. 9 p. 23 cm

Agr 11-426

406 —— —— The use book; regulations and instructions for the use of the national forest reserves. 1906-1908.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1906-1908. 3 v. 17½ cm . (U. S. Forest service. [Publication].)

Agr 6-1152 SD426.A3

407 —— —— The use book; regulations and instructions for the use of the national forests. Grazing. 1910.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 84 p. 20 cm

SD426.A3 1910

408 —— —— The use of the national forests. 1907.

[Washington, Govt. print. off.], 1907. 42 p. front., VI pl. 18½. (U.S. Forest service. [Publication].)

Agr 7-1917 SD426.A5 1907a

409 —— —— The use of the national forest reserves. Regulations and instructions.

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1905.] 142 p. 16½ cm

Appendix. Creation and administration of forest reserves [acts of Congress]: p. 99-133.

6-2978 SD427.U45

410 U. S. National forest reservation commission. Report.

[Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911.] 1 v. 23½ cm

First report has title, “National forest reservation commission. Letter from the secretary of war, transmitting, pursuant to law, the report of the National forest reservation commission for the year ended June 30.” Issued as Senate doc. 137, 62d Cong., 2d sess.

President: Henry L. Stimson, 1911.

11-35944 SD426.A25

411 —— Weather bureau. A report on “The influence of forests on climate and on floods,” by Willis L. Moore.

Washington, Govt. print. off., 1910. 38 p. charts (1 fold.) diagrs. 23½ cm

10-35184 SD425.U5 1910

412 Van Hise, Charles Richard. The conservation of natural resources in the United States.

New York, The Macmillan company, 1910. xiv p. 1 l., 413 p. illus. (maps, charts, tables). XVI pl. 21 cm

“Forests”: p. 208-262.

10-21139 HC106.V18

413 Vertrees, John J. Investigation of the Department of the interior resulting from the Glavis charges; or, The Ballinger-Pinchot controversy. Brief of John J. Vertrees, attorney for Secretary Ballinger. June, 1910.

[Washington? 1910.] 82 p. 23 cm

10-28532 HD171.E10h

414 Wadsworth, James Wolcott, jr. Forest preservation and conservation of water supply. Speech delivered before the American paper and pulp association, February 4, 1909.

[ n. p., 1909.] 8 p. 23 cm

“Distributed by the Forestry, water storage and manufacturing association of the state of New York.”

9-29993 SD425.W2

414a Walker, T. B. Conservation of the forest.

Commonwealth club of California. Transactions, Feb. 1910, v. 5: 1-14.

414b Whidden, Guy Carleton and Wilfred H. Schoff. Pennsylvania and its manifold activities.

Philadelphia, [Printed by the Beck engraving company], 1912. 287,[1] p. illus., fold. map. 24 cm

“Conservation of forest wealth”: p. 39-44.

12-17284 HC107.P4W6

415 1907. Hoover, T. L. The roof of New England—a plea to save our forests—their economic value set forth.

Craftsman, Jan. 1907, v. 11: 435-441.

N1.C87,v.11

416 1907. Geiser, K. F. Forestry results in Germany.

World's work, Mar. 1907, v. 13: 8642-8650.

AP2.W8,v.13

417 1907. Allen, P.L. Our forest balance sheet.

Nation, May 9, 1907, v. 84: 425-426.

AP2.N2,v.84

418 1908. Pinchot, Gifford. Relation of forests to stream control.

American academy of political and social science. Annals, Jan. 1908, v. 31: 219-227.

H1.A4,v.31

419 1908. White, S. E. The fight for the preservation of forests.

American magazine, Jan. 1908, v. 65: 252-261.

AP2.A346,v.65

420 1908. Appalachian forest purchase bill.

Forestry and irrigation, Jan., Mar., 1908, v. 14: 25-27; 139-142.

SD1.F7,v.14

421 1908. Page, A. W. Statesmanship of forestry.

World's work, Jan. 1908 v. 15: 9 8 7 39-9 8 7 57.

AP2.WS,v.15

422 1908. Forest perpetuation and forest supplies.

Forestry and irrigation, Feb. 1908, v. 14: 87-89.

SD1.F7,v.14

423 1908. Ford, Frederick W. The national forests.

Government, Feb. 1908, v. 2: 313-325.

H1.G7,v.2

424 1908. Phillips, Roland. The vanishing forests of America.

Harper's weekly, Mar. 28, 1908, v. 52: 10-12.

AP2.H32,v.52

425 1908. Hough, Emerson. Forests of the United States disappearing.

Everybody's magazine, May, 1908, v. 18: 579-592.

AP2.E9,v.18

426 1908. Will, Thomas E. Saving the forests and streams of the United States.

Franklin institute. Journal, May, 1908, v. 165: 345-361.

T1.F8,v.165

427 1908. Sterling, E. A. The necessity for corporation forestry. A discussion of the problems of future timber supply in the Eastern United States.

Engineering magazine, June, 1908, v. 35: 434-437.

TA1.E59,v.35

428 1908. Pinchot, Gifford. Uncle Sam's woodlot.

Independent, June 18, 1908, v. 64: 1374-1377.

AP2.153,v.64

429 1908. Lamb, F. H. Problem of conserving the forest resources of Pacific Coast states.

Pacific lumber trade journal, June, 1908, v. 14: 25-26.

TS800.P2,v.14

430 1908. Long, R. A. Forest conservation.

Forestry and irrigation, July, 1908, v. 14: 410-416.

SD1.F7,v.14

431 1908. Will, Thomas Elmer. Shall our forest wealth be destroyed?

Popular science monthly, Aug., 1908, v. 73: 176-187.

AP2.P8,v.73

432 1908. MacKisson, Mrs. J. E. Need of forestry work in United States.

Conservation, Sept. 1908, v. 14: 487-491.

SD1.F7,v.14

433 1908. Hawes, Austin F. Forestry, the salvation of a wornout Connecticut town.

New England magazine, Sept., 1908, n. s. v. 39: 19-25.

AP2.N4,n.s.v.39

434 1908. Woman's co-operation enlisted in the work of forest conservation.

American lumberman, Oct. 31, 1908, no. 1745: 36-37

TS800.A5,1908

435 1908. Baum, F. G. The national forests: The development, use and conservation of their resources.

Journal of electricity, power and gas, Nov. 7, 1908, v. 21: 293-301

TK1.J7,v.21

436 1908. Ackerman, Alfred. Duty of a state regarding forestry.

Southern lumberman, Nov. 7, 1908, v. 57: 35-36.

TS800.S7,v.57

437 1908. Dyer, F. J. Forest fire. What it means.

World's work, Nov. 1908, v. 17: 10906-10908.

AP2.W8,v.17

438 1908. Mossé, Armand. La protection des forêts.

Journal des économistes, Dec. 15, 1908, 6. sér., t. 20: 330-351.

HB3.J8,6.sér.t.20

439 1908. Donaldson, A. L. Forest fires and their prevention.

Outlook, Dec. 19, 1908, v. 90: 876-878.

AP2.O8,V.90

440 1909. Cleveland, T., jr. United States national forests from economic standpoint.

Geographical society of Philadelphia. Bulletin, Jan. 1909, v.7: 11-20.

G3.G34,V.7

441 1909. Value of the United States forest service.

National geographic magazine, Jan. 1909, v. 20: 29-41.

G1.N27,v.20

442 1909. Willey, Day Allen. The tragedy of the tree; the problem of our future lumber supply and how the government is trying to solve it.

Moody's magazine, Feb. 1901, v. 7: 103-109.

HG1.M85,V.7

443 1909. Somerville, William. Forestry in some of its economic aspects.

Royal statistical society. Journal, Mar. 31, 1909, v. 72: 40-54. Discussion: p. 55-63.

HA1.R8.v.72

444 1909. Hyde, H. M. Use and misuse of United States forests.

Technical world magazine, Mar. 1909, v. 11: 3-18.

T1.T2.v.11

445 1909. Hollis, Allen. Electrical development, and forest preservation.

Conservation, Apr. 1909, v. 15: 214-217.

SD1.F7,v.15

446 1909. Régnault, Félix. The perils of deforestation.

International, Apr. 1909, v. 5: 45-51.

AP4,I5,v.5

447 1909. Maxwell, H. National afforestation.

Nineteenth century and after, Apr. 1909, v. 65: 648-662.

AP4.N7,v.65

448 1909. Strother, French. San Francisco against the nation for the Yosemite; the attempt of the city to acquire a part of a national park for a water supply.

World's work, Apr. 1909, v. 17: 11441-11446.

AP2.W8,v.17

449 1909. Start, Edwin A. The fight for the Appalachian forests.

Conservation, May, 1909, v. 15: 251-261.

SD1.F7,v.15

450 1909. Kellogg, R. S. Conservation of forests. What it means.

Conservation, May, 1908, v. 15: 283-286

SD1,F7,v.15

451 1909. A “plain farmer's” view of the forestry question.

New England magazine, May, 1909, n. s. v. 40: 368-369

AP2,N4,n.s.v.40

452 1909. Ellis, J. L. Turning national forests into homesteads.

World to-day, June, 1909, v. 16: 636-640.

AP2.W75,v.16

453 1909. Strother, French. Saving the big trees; the need of further national, state, and private protection for the remnants of the groves that are being cut.

World's work, June, 1909, v. 18: 11697-11706.

AP2.W8,v.18

454 1909. Cooper, Wilbraham V. Afforestation by the state.

Empire review, July, 1909, v. 17: 417-426.

DA10.E5,v.17

455 1909. Price, O. W. Task of the Forest service.

Independent, Sept. 2, 1909, v. 67: 537-545.

AP2.I53,v.67

456 1909. Kelsey, S. T. How our forests are wasted and why the need of government control.

Conservation, Nov. 1909, v. 15: 657-670.

SD1.F7,v.15

457 1909. Case, Benjamin H. Conservation in southern Appalachians.

Manufacturers’ record, Nov. 18, 1909, v. 56, no. 19: 55

TS1.M3,v.56

458 1909. Finney, John H. The South's concern in the Appalachian project and how to make its influence felt.

Conservation, Dec. 1909, v. 15: 741-751.

SD1,F7,v.15

459 1910. Finney, John H. Forest resources and conservation.

American academy of political and social science. Annals, Jan. 1910, v. 35: 67-76.

H1.A4,v.35

460 1910. Hall, W. L. A forward step in forest conservation.

American forestry, Jan. 1910, v. 16: 323-328.

SD1.F7,v.16

461 1910. Whipple, James S. The forests.

Editorial review, Mar. 1910, v. 2: 253-262.

AP2.E26,v.2

462 1910. The influence of forests on climate and floods.

American forestry, Apr. 1910, v. 16: 209-243.

The Appalachian forests and the Moore report, by Filibert Roth; Forests as factors in stream flow, by L. C. Glenn; A review of Prof. Willis L. Moore's report, by George F. Swain.

SD1.F7,v.16

463 1910. Graves, Henry S. The advance of forestry in the United States.

American monthly review of reviews, Apr. 1910, v. 41: 461-466.

AP2.R4,v.41

464 1910. The Weeks bill [for an Appalachian forest reserve] in Congress

American forestry. Aug. 1910, v. 16: 463-480.

SD1.F7,v.16

465 1910. Elliott, S. B. Agencies for the restoration and conservation of forests.

American forestry. Aug. 1910, v. 16: 481-489.

SD1.F7,v.16

466 1910. Graves, Henry S. The forest and the nation.

American forestry, Oct. 1910, v. 16: 607-610.

An address delivered before the Second national conservation congress, St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 8, 1910.

SD1.F7,v. 16

467 1910. White, J. B. Conservation in relation to lumbering.

American lumberman, Oct. 15, 1910: 53-54

TS800.A5 1910

468 1910. Cavanagh, Catherine Frances. Conservation of the Christmas tree.

Progress magazine, Dec. 1910, v. 10: 9-12.

BF638.E8,v.10

469 1911. Fairbanks, C. W. Conservation of the state's timber resources.

American lumberman, Jan. 28, 1911: 84-85.

TS800.A5 1911

470 1911. Wilson, James. Protecting our forest from fire.

National geographic magazine, Jan. 1911, v. 22: 98-106.

From report of Secretary of agriculture for 1910.

G1.N27,v.22

471 1911. Chapman, Herman H. Shall states regulate the management of private forest?

American forestry, Feb. 1911, v. 82-88.

SD1.F7,v.17

472 1911. Jenkins, W. C. Rapid disappearance of the forests. Who is to blame?

National magazine, Feb. 1911, v. 34: 479-488.

AP2.N34,v.34

473 1911. Page, Thomas Nelson. The people's possession in the Appalachian forests.

American forestry. Mar. 1911, v. 17: 133-144.

SD1.F7,v.17

474 1911. The passage of the Appalachian bill.

American forestry. Mar. 1911, v. 17: 164-167.

SD1.F7,v.17

475 1911. Hardtner, H. E. Relation of the lumbermen of the south to conservation.

American lumberman, Mar. 18, 1911: 39-40.

TS800.A5 1911

476 1911. Fairbanks, W. H. Shall we use fire as an aid to forestry?

Overland monthly, Mar. 1911, n.s.v. 57: 304-312.

AP2.O9,n.s.v.57

477 1911. Hawes, Austin F. State ownership of forests.

American forestry, Apr. 1911, v. 17: 191-196.

SD1-F7,v.17

478 1911. Griffith, E. M. Forest protective legislation proposed by Wisconsin.

American forestry, Apr. 1911, v. 17: 219-223.

An address delivered at the Lake states fire conference, Dec. 4, 1910.

SD1.F1,v,17

479 1911. Walker, T. B. Timber conservation as related to reciprocity.

American review of reviews, Apr. 1911, v. 43: 470-472.

AP2.R4,v.43

480 1911. Hawley, S. The forest crop, abuse and conservation of our timber supply.

Country life in America, Apr. 1, 1911, v. 19: 425-427.

S1.C85,v.19

481 1911. French, Willard. Speaking of conservation—Forest fires.

Lippincott's monthly magazine, Apr. 1911, v. 87: 511-512.

AP2.L55,v.87

482 1911-1912. Huffel, G. Le movement forestièr à l'étranger.

*Revue des eaux et forêts, Apr. 1911-June 1, 1912, v. 50: 204-210, 517-534, 659-663, 722-725, v. 51: 11-15, 342-344.

Allemagne, Suisse, Hongrie, Autriche.

483 1911. Jackson, Edwin R. Forestry problems in the United States.

Sewanee review, Oct. 1911, v. 19: 462-469.

AP2.S5,v.19

484 1911. State forestry—its relation to conservation.

American forestry, Dec. 1911, v. 17: 743-747.

SD1.F7,v.17

485 1912. Very, F. W. Devastation of forests in the White Mountains.

Science, Jan. 5, 1912, n. s. v. 35: 31-35.

Q1.S35,n.s.v.35

485a 1912. Martin Lannie Haynes. Conservation of the forest.

Out west, Mar. 1912, v. 3: 157-161.

F851.O96,v.3

486 1912. Graves, Henry S. American forestry—a new movement to meet a growing need.

Country life in America, Apr. 15, 1912, v. 21: 33-34.

S1.C85,v.21

487 1912. Price, O. W. New forests for old.

Outlook, Apr. 27, 1912, v. 100: 947-955.

AP2.O8 v.100

487a 1912. Ingram, J. E. Conservation of Texas’ natural forestry resources.

Texas magazine, Nov. 1912, v. 7: 3-10.

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