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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 120-121

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

    May 25/03 (continued)
    our own views by those of a competent architect as to whether the work so far done on the Library Building was up to specifications also as to estimates.
    General discussion. No action

    Mr. Wood brought the question of having the specifications copied by Miss Holt in the LIbrary Record before the meeting. No action.

    Mr. Wood also suggested the Board asking Architect Myers to come weekly or every 10 days and inspect the work, this board to allow the expenses except as to one inspection a month. No action

    After general discussion in which Mr. Wood moved we go ahead and select books but not seconded and on the motion of Mr. VanWinkle, the
    Board adjourned.
    W.H.S. Wood

    June 1st, 2d 8th Mr. Wood wrote Col. Myers quite fully as to the work and suggested frequent visits & careful compliance with contract as to water table, tieing walls

    June 8th On call of the President the LIbrary Board met at Mr. VanWinkle's office at 4.30 P.M. all present except Mr. Wood who appeared at 5:15
    On motion of Mr. VanWinkle, seconded by Mr. Adams the following motion was carried 'I move that we employ a competent architect or builder or both to visit Howell and inspect the Library
    Building and advise with the Library Commissioners concerning the work done and being done in the construction of the building and the president of this board be authorized to
    execute this resolution by employing such person or persons as he deems advisable for the purpose aforesaid and see that proper written report is made to this board & at lowest possible cost'
    On motion, Board adjourned at call of President.
    W.H.S. Wood
    Secretary

    June 8, 1903 Mr. Chittenden of Lansing and Mr. Gordan Jr. visited the Library Building. Also Mr. Kirle Supervisor, Also Hon. S.S. South ? and Mr. Wood.
    Wednesday, June 10th AM 1903
    The Board of Library Directors met at 4.30 PM at Mr. VanWinkle's office. All present except Mr. McPherson who later appeared.
    Mr. Gordan read the report of Mr. Chittenden, the Lansing expert builder, which is as follows >Howell Mich. June 9, 1903
    To The Board of Directors of the Carnegie Library Building of Howell, Mich.
    Gentlemen,
    According to your request and accompanied by Mr. Gordan of your board, I ?beg have to report as follows upon the examination of the walls that are being erected for the basement story of
    your Library Building
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 118-119

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

    May 5, 1903
    Meeting of the Township Board of the township of Howell duly called.
    Present John Kirk, Supervisor, Frank J. Holt, Clerk & J.L. Pettibone & D.D. Harger Justic of the Peace
    The Architect having on April 27, 03 presented to this board a certificate that ? draw of $2000 worth of work & material had been furnished by A.G. Kuehnle the
    contractor on the Library Bldg which certificate having been forwarded to R.A. Franks Cashier at Hoboken N.J. and this Board having ? from said
    R.A. Franks a draft for $2000.00. it was moved and supported that a check for $1000 be drawn to A.G. Keuhnle and returned ? when this date, carried.
    The receipt for the draft was signed by the board and mailed to Home Trust Company, Hoboken N.J.
    The draft was endorsed by the Township Board and deposited inthe Bank of Alex McPherson & Co.
    The check No. 3. for $1000 was delivered to Mr. Kuehnle.
    D.D. Harger
    Dpt. Tp. Clerk

    May 19, 1903
    Card from Architect E.E. Myers asking if had commenced laying of square stone. to W.H.S. Wood. Ans. yes. by W.H.S. Wood

    May 25, 1903

    Meeting of the township Board of the township of Howell, duly called
    Present, Supervisor John Krile, Clerk Frank J. Holt and Justice Darrel D. Harger Absent Justice J.L. Pettibone
    Moved by Harger, supported by Hold that the following resolution be accepted.
    Resolved, that we issue and ? to A.G. Kuehnle a check as the banking house of Alex McPherson & Co. for the sum of seven hundred dollars,
    bearing date this day, Carried

    Received of the Township Board of the Townshipof Howell Seven hundred Dollars, Bring check #4 of date May 25th, 1903
    A.G. Kuehnle
    There being no further business the board adjourned. D.D. Harger Dpt Clerk

    May 25, 1903
    The LIbrary Board of Directors met at 4.30 P.M. at the office of Wm. P. VanWinkle.
    Mr. Wood presented the bill for preliminary expenses for $96.57 due to contingent Fund of the Township and moved its allowance. Seconded
    by Mr. M.J. McPherson. General remarks by all. Yeas McPherson Wood
    Nays Adams, Brooks, Gordan, VanWinkle Motion Lost
    Mr. Wood present the bill of Mr Kuehnle for $44.00 extra on foundation and moved its allowance. No second.
    Pres. Thos Gordan Jr. stated the object of the meeting to be to see if we can supplement ?
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 116-117

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

    Letter
    Howell Mich April 28th 1903
    State of Michigan
    County of Livingston

    The ? certify that at the Annual Election in the Township of Howell held on April 6 1903. John Krile was duly elected supervisor of the Township of Howell in the place of
    W.H.S. Wood. That Frank J. Holt was duly elected Township Clerk of said Township & succeed himself, that Phil G. Henry was duly elected Township Treasurer of a said
    Township of Howell & succeed himself , that each of said Howell officers duly qualified and are now said officers for said Township. That D.D. Harger is the duty oppointed and
    qualified Deputy Township Clerk of said Township, that J.L. Pettibone and D.D. Harger are the two oldest Justices of the Peace of said Township
    and as such are members of the Township Board of said township.
    Given under my hand the day ? above written.
    D.D. Harger
    Dep Tp Clerk

    Copy of Receipt sent R.A. Frank, Andrew Carnegie Distribution Office Hoboken N.J. from Township Board Howell Mich.

    May 14 1903 for
    On Accord of Cere? of Library Building $2000.00

    Approval R.A. Fr Ce? H.J. Foskep
    Received May 5th 1903 of Andrew Carnegie Two Thousand dollars in full for above accured 2000.00
    John Krile, J.L. Pettibone
    D.D. Harger
    D.D. Harger Dep Ts Clerk Township Board of the Township of Howell

    Note phase ? and se? the fraction and ? if without delay Do not detach papers

    Howell, Mich May 5th 1903
    Received of the Township of Howell One Thousand Dollars to apply on payment on Cere? for Construction of Library Building Reing Check #3
    A.G. Kuehnle

    Copy of Check
    US 34 New York May 1 1903
    Guardian Trust Company
    Pay to the order of Township Board Howell Mich
    Two thousand dillars $2000.00. R.A. Franks ?
    Endorsed by Tp. Bd
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 114-115

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING
    Typewritten document
    Howell, Michigan April 27, 1903
    Personal to Library Committee as reference
    Building Committee
    Carnegie Library
    Howell Michigan
    Gentlemen, -  Mr. A. G. Kuehnle, contractor of Library Building has submitted the following estimate of materials delivered on the library grounds, copies
    of said bills are hereto connected.
    Cement delivered on grounds 750.00
    Balance due on former estimate 504.00
    Balance due on excavating 72.00
    Block stone delivered 363.00
    Connecting water supply to building 68.50
    Labor on concrete work 111.35
    50,000 brick 220.00
    Labor on stone foundation work 92.00
    Balance due on  21 window frames 105.00
    Panel work connected with windowns 2285.85
    Per cent deducted 342.75
      1943.10
    The above material and work is now on the Library building grounds and is all in accordance with the terms of my contract; less fifteen (15) per cent to be deducted,
    leaving amount to be paid $1943.10
    All of which I do certify is in accordance with the terms of my contract and is true and correct, and the said material and work is thereby turned over
    to your committee on account of moneys advanced. Thereon committee not to be responsible on account of any lose by fire or otherwise, being understood
    that of the above sum due that only one thousand dollars is not to be paid, the balance thereof on or before the first day of June, 1903
    A.G. Kuehnle 
    Contractor
    Letter
    Howell, Michigan April 27th, 1903
    Hon Board of Building Committee
    Carnegie Library Building
    Gentlemen,-  The several materials and work are now on the Library grounds, bills of lading ?  for all said materials I have examined and find
    that the material and work is in accordance with that required by the plans and specifications, and do recommend that the sum of ($2285.85) 
    two thousand two hundred eighty-five dollars and eighty-five cents is due and payable in the manner previously hereinbefore stated
    Yours truly
    E.E. Myers
    Letter
    Howell, Mich., April 28th, 1903
    R.A. Franks
    Pres. of Home Trust Company
    Hoboken, N.J.
    Dear Sir:
    We have the honor herewith to present  to you the Certificate of Col. E.E. Myers, Architect for the Carnegie Library Building at Howell, Michigan
    certifying over $2000.00 more of work and material has been furnished by the contractor and done thereon and whereby request that the 
    second ? all ? of $2000.00 be re?  therefor to the Township Board of Howell Mich. m? payable to the Township Board of Howell or order pursuant to your letters of Aug.
    4th 02 and Aug. 11th 1902.
    Yours Very Resply, John Kirk Supervisor of Howell Twp & Ex Office President of Library Board, D.D. Harger Deputy Lurishy? Clerk of Howell, Plice G. Henry ? Treasurer of Howell Twp
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 112-113

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

    3/27/03
    J.W. Schermer? & Co. 3 E. 14th St. NY
    Kuahan Cornwallis 44 Broadway NY
    The Pilgrim Press 175 Wabash Ave. Chicago
    The Burrows Bros. Co. Cleveland O
    John Jos. McVey 39 N. 13 St. Phila. Pa.
    E.S. Steiger & Co. 25 Park Place NY
    Geo. R. Bishop 142 E. 18 St. New York
    Thomas Michan & Sons Deshectiron? Pa. special offer of shrubs for park
    Knight & Millett Pope Bldg. Boston
    David Willliam Co. 232 Wm. St. NY
    Comstock Pubs. Co. Ithaca NY
    Educational Pub. Co. Chicago
    D.A. Wright Lansing

    Apr 10/03
    The Old Corner Book Store 282 Wash St. Boston, Mass. 33 1/3 % + 5%
    Apr 13/03 DeWolfe, Fiske & Co. Boston
    Apr 17/03 Little Brown & Co Boston
    Henry Holt & Co. New York
    Apr 30/03 Silas Farmer & Co. Detroit 29 Monroe Ave

    July 18
    Mary A.S. Eddy P.O. Box 334 Birmingham Mich
    6025 Flat 2 Ellis Ave Chicago
    Ask for position as cataloguer

    July 18/03 W.H. S. Wood ordered off of platform at building by foreman Culvert by order of Contractor
    July 25/31/03 W.H.S. Wood visited buiilding again
    July 31/03 Rec'd from Hon. A. Carnegie the Address of Ambassador Choate on Lincoln & gave to Messrs. M.J. McPherson & brothers
    Add. Doc. Pre. by W.H.S
    Mich Food Cou. Jan Bull 94
    Rep. Fisc. Supt. St. Charities NY 1902
    Good Roads Magazine Sept 1902
    Natl Bull Co? & Ch. May 1903
    July 31/03 W.H. S. Wood acknowledged to A. Carnegie receipt of Choate address

    Aug. 14/1903
    New Thought Magazine Jan July 1903
    Commons Chicago Articles Gertrude Palmer
    Ag. Bulletin June 1903
    Wilshires Magazine July 1903
    Mich Ag Bulletin 210
    Golden Blk Hills of S.Dak
    The Acu So of Equity
    Consular Report US LXXII Aug 1903 275
    Law Notes Aug 1903
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 110-111

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

    The first receipt from Hon . S.W. Smith, U.S. Supt. of Documents: Price List U.S. Public Documents No 8 Feb. 1903 and Catalogue of Public Documents No 97 Jan. 1903

    3/19/03
    Publishers Catalogues
    Henry Holt Co New York
    Ralston Publishing Co. 1223 Wash. DC
    Paidology Euporia Kansas
    John D. Morris & Co. 1101 Chestland SR Phila.
    Joel Munsell's Ions Albany NY Geologists
    The Quaint Book Shop Boston 7 St. Paul St.
    Fleming H. Revell Co. 63 Washington St Chicago
    3/1/03
    Eaton & Main 21 Adams St. Detroit
    3/25/03
    Excelsior Pub. Co. 8 Murray St. NY
    Scott Forseman & Co. 373 Wabash Ave. Chicago, Ill.
    Arnold & Co. ?820 Sauson St. Phila. Pa.
    Andrew J Graham & Co. 744 Broadway New York
    Proctor Bros. Gloucester, Mass
    Isaac Pittman & Sons 33 Union Square NY
    Jewish Pub. Society of America 1010 Arch. St. Phil
    ?Hands Noble 31 W. 15th St. NY
    3/26/03
    Boston School Supply Co. 131 Kingston St. Boston
    C.W. Barden Syracuse NY ? Useful
    The Badleian Society 92 5th Ave. NY 40 % off
    The Publisher's Weekley 298 Broadway NY
    The Boston Book Co. 83 Francis St. Boston
    Leary's Book Store Phila. Pa great bargains
    School Education Co. Minneapolis Minn
    W.H. Lowdermilk Co. Washington D.C.
    Francis P. Harper 14 W. 22nd St. NY
    G.W. Dillingham Co. 119-121 W. 23rd St. NY
    The Home Pub. Co. 3 E. 14th St NY
    American Unitarian Asso. 25 Beacon St. Boston
    Renwich W. Crothers 246 4th Ave. NY
    Research Pub. Co. 14 Beacon St. Boston Genealogical
    The Abbey Press 114 5th Ave NY
    Sims Wilson & Sims Co. 259 Wabash Ave Chicago
    E.J. Howlett 830 Witherspoon St. Phila.
    Amos Woodbury Rideout 7 St. Paul St. Boston
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 108-109

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING
    Mch 12 1903
    Catalogues Received & Terms

    Houghton Mifflin & Co. Chicago, Ill
    Ginn & Co. 378 Wabash Ave Chicago, Ill 16 2/3 off
    The Alliance Publishing Co. 40% + 10% off #100 lots 569 5th Ave NY
    L.C. Page V Co. 200 Sumner St. Boston to Library 1/10 off net 1/3/ off regular To Trade 2/5 off Reg. 1/4 off net #50 lots
    E.C. Pelton 19 E. 16th St. New York
    Lemeke & Buchner 812 Broadway NY
    D. VanNostrand & Co. 23 Murray NY
    Maynard Merrill Co. 29 E. 19th St. NY
    Rand McNally & Co. Chicago
    John Wiley & Sons 43 E. 19th St. NY
    Thos. Nelson & Sons 37 E. 18th St. NY
    J.B. Lippincott Co. Washington Square Philadelphia
    John Wannamaker City Hall Square Philadelphia Make selections & will quote lowest
    Goodenough & Waglom Co. 122 Nassau St 5% off extra catalogue
    E.B. Treat & Co. 241 W. 23rd St. NY Trade Discount
    The Review & Herald Publish Co.
    Catalogue Trade Special Price Battle Creek
    Spou & Chamberlain 123 Liberty St. NY
    W.A. Wilde & Co. 120 Boylston St. Boston
    Ford Howard & Hulbert Bible House NY Have quit business
    J.B. Ford & Co. Successors
    The Baker & Taylor Co. 33 E. 17th St. NY
    Little Brown & Co. 254 Washington St. Boston

    Mch 12/03
    From Pages 79 to 109 Books and Catalogues & Reports receied from W.H.S. Wood or through his personal effort.

    Mch 14/03
    Wilbur B. Ketcham Pub. Co. 156 5th Ave. NY
    Orange Judd & Co. Chicago Ill Rural Books
    The Sunday School Times 1051 Walnut St. Philadelphia
    W? Wood & Co. Publications New York
    Brigham & Smith Agents 346 Court Square Nashville Tenn 1/3 off
    Silver Burdett & Co. 378 Wabash Ave Chi
    Allison & Webster 216 Wm St. New York
    Peace Publishing co. 923 Arch St. Phila, Pa.
    National Temperance Society & Pub. House 5 E. 14th St. NY
    University Pub Co. 43 W. 10th St. NY
    McGraw Pub. Co 114 Liberty St. NY 10% off then pay expenses
    Henry Holt & Co. 29 W. 23rd St. NY
    American Book Co. Chicago
    Funk & Wagnalls New York
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 106-107

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

    Mar. 11 1903
    Catalogues & Terms for Books

    D.C. Heath & Co. 378 Wabash Ave. Chi
    The Evangelical Pub. Co. 602 Lakeside Bld. Chi.
    Sibley & Sucher 378 Monroe Ave. Chi.
    B.H. Sanborn & Co. 120 Boyleston St. Boston
    Lathrop Publishing Co. Boston

    Letter

    A.C. MCCLURG &  CO
    215, 217,219 AND 221 WABASH AVENUE
    Chicago, March 10, 1903
    Mr. W.H.S. Wood
    Howell, Michigan.

    Dear Sir:-
    We are pleased to learn that you are building a Carnegie Library and hope that you will be very successful with the undertaking. It is certainly very generous
    of Mr. Carnegie to distribute his money so freely and we know that the people will appreciate the efforts of some of your citizens who were instrumental in getting the money.

    We are this day forwarding to you a copy of our large 'Illustrated Catalogue of Standard and Holiday Books'. We would especially call you attention to the
    introduction to this catalogue.

    When you have made up the list of titles you desire to purchase we hope to receive the same as an order, or to have an opportunity to quote our prices on the same.

    Very truly yours,
    A.C. McClurg & Co.

    Letter
    AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
    L.S. ROWE PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
    SAMUEL MCCUNE LINDSAY UNIVERSITY OF PA
    FRANKLIN H GIDDING COLUMBIA
    WOODROW WILLSON PRINCETON UNIV
    JAMES T YOUNG SECRETARY UNIVERSITY OF PENNA
    STUART WOOD TREASURER PHILADELPHIA

    March 5, 1903

    My dear Sir:-
    I am sending you by this mail a copy of the catalogue of the publications of the Academy. The Academy is very anxious to have its publications in all the libraries of the
    country and with his in view I am authorized by the Publication Board to make a special offer to your library for a complete set of the publications of the Academy, bound
    in cloth, for $55.00 or bound in half leather for $65.00. The usual rate for libraries for these volumes is: clother, $72.50 or half leather, $82.50. We are also prepared
    to make a discount of twenty percent to libraries for orders of $100 or over.

    Very truly yours, L.S Rowe
    Mr. M.S. Wood
    Howell, Michigan

    Mch 12/03

    Hurst & Co 395 Broadway NY 'Strictly Confidential'
    Offers 1804 Standard Cloth Bound Books for $273
    500 cents books for 18 cents
    #1550 for 55 cents
    #2000 for 70 cents
    2550 for 1.10

    86 Poets Cloth at 18 c 12 # 14.48
    105 Young American 18 c $18.90
    8 vols ? $4.80
    58 Home Series 18c 10.44
    8 Army Lib 18c 1.44
    86 Pearl Lib 10c 8.60
    323 ?Got Top 18 58.14
    179 Laurelhurst 16 mos 16 c 28.64
    52 Standard Clinics 42 1/2 22.08
    200 Cosmos Series 14 c 28.00
    404 Argyle Series 16 1/2 c 46.46
    274 Arlington Series 8 1/2 c 28.29
    Cushings Manual 15. 9 Illustrated Pres. 45 $4.05
    12 Hurst Pres .35 4.20
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 104-105

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

    Mar 11, 1903
    Catalogues and Terms for Books (continued)

    Lothrop Publishing Co. 530 Atlantic Ave. Boston 40% initial 10% on net 33 1/3% published between 1 yr.
    Wm. R. Jenkins 851 6th Ave. New York
    Henry T. Coates & Co. 1222 Chestnut St. Phila.
    John Wannamaker Philadelphia Pa
    H.S. Hastings ?Cornhill Boston
    The Gilbert Book Co. 106 N. 4th St. St. Louis
    Laird & Lee Chicago
    Dana Estes & Co. Boston
    A. Flanagan & Co. Boston
    Geo. W. Jacobs & Co. 266 Wabash Ave. Chicago
    Henry F. Coates & Co. 1222 Chestnut St. Phil. Make list & will quote prices
    Spou & Chamberlain 123 Liberty St. New York
    The Book Supply Co. 266 Wabash Ave Chicago
    University Publishing Co. 116 Sumner St New York
    The Engineer & Mining Journal 261 Broadway NY
    P.J. Kennedy 345 Barclay St. New York 10 % off
    Ward & Drummond Co. 7 W. 19th St. NY 40%
    Thos. Whittaker 243 Bible House NY
    Geo. W. Jacobs & Co. 103 S. 15th St. Phila.
    W.A. Wilde Co. 192 Mich Ave. Chicago
    Ward & Drummond Co. 7 W. 19th St. NY
    David McKay 1022 Market St. Philadelphia
    The Young Churchman Co Milwaulkee Wisc.
    Lee & Shepherd 202 Devonshire St.Boston
    Fred A. Stokes Co 5 & E. 16th St. NY
    The McMillan Co. 66 5th Ave. NY
    Longman's Green & Co 81 5th Ave. NY
    Frederick Warner & Co. 36 E. 22nd St NY
    Scott Freeman & Co. 36 E. 22nd St. NY Misc. 1/3 20 % Off
    A.C.McClurg & Co. 215 Wabash Chi
    Wm. R. Jenkins 851 Sixth Ave. NY
    Merrill & Baker 9 & 11 E. 16th St. NY
    T.J. Cau & Co. Cleveland Ohio
    Mass. New Church Union 16 Arlington St. Boston
    Lea Bros. & Co. 706 Sauson St. Phila.
    Geo. Gothberg & Peck 117 Chambers St. NY
    James Patt & Co. 119 W. 23rd St. New York
    Chas Kerr & Co. 56 5th Ave Chi Socialist Books
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  • Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 102-103

    Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

    RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE HOWELL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

    Mar. 2 1903
    Catalogues and Terms (continued)
    The Baker & Taylor Co. 33 E. 17th St NY: will quote special clearance prices
    Thomas Y Crowell & Co. 426 Broadway NY 1/3 off
    A.S. Barnes & Co. 156 5th Ave NY 1/6 off net 30% off retail #100 orders
    Dick & Fitzgerald 18 Ann st. NY Will quote terms
    The Century Co. 33 E. 17th St. NY 33 1/3/% off regulars 10 % off net
    A.C. Armstrong & Son 315 W. 18th St NY Varying Discount Standard Books How to Catalogue a Library
    How to Make an Index
    American Bible Society Aston Place, NY
    Bornicke & Tofel 44 E. Madison St. Chicago
    M.A.Donahue & Co. 407 Dearborn St. Chi Trade prices
    E.P. Dutton & Co. 31 W. 23 St NY
    The Dramatic Pubs Co. 358 Dearborn St. Chi
    Dodd Mead & Co. 372 Fifth Ave NY
    F.W. Christian
    Dyrsen & Pfeffer & Son 425 5th Ave NY
    Chas. Scribner Sons 157 5th Ave NY
    Baker & Taylor Co. 33-37 E. 17th St NY
    Crane & Co. Topeka Kan Will quote prices
    The Century Co Union Square NY
    The Perkins Book Co. 296 Broadway NY 'Can supply lower than any other'
    Callaghan & Co. 114 Monroe St. Chicago
    American S.S. Lemon 1122 Chestnut St. Phila.
    The Brown Merrill Co 9 W. Wash St. Indianapolis Ind Will submit price
    D. . Appleton & Co. 203 Mich Boulian? Chi
    American Baptist Publication Society 177 Wabash Ave Chicago
    Western Agent C. Scribner Sons
    Dodd Mead & Co
    Fleming Revill Co.
    Fink & Wagnalls Co
    The Mc Millan co
    offers special prices very cheap

    Letter
    HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
    WASHINGTON, D.C.

    W.H.S. Wood,
    Howell, Mich.
    Feb. 27, 1903
    Dear Mr Wood:-
    I enclose some correspondence from the Commissioner of Patents. I feared that they would not vary from what seems to me a very rigid rule in these matters.
    You will notice that the Gazette goes to the Ladies LIbrary at Howell and as doubtless all your libraries will be tranferred to the Carnegie Library,
    you will get the advantage of it for the present, and when the new list is made up, I shall be glad to make the change.
    Yours truly
    S. ? Smith
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