H
Halcon, Mt., marble on, 221.
Hale, Walter F., work of, as lieutenant-governor of Kalinga country, [579]–[580], [673].
Harbord, Colonel J. G., information given by, regarding constabulary, 387.
Harbours, improvement of, under American régime, [870]–[872];
lighting of, [872]–[873];
charting and survey work in, [873]–[874].
Hardwood timber in Philippine forests, [847], [849]–[851].
Harrison, Francis Burton, appointed successor to Governor Forbes, 356;
lack of previous experience in the Philippines, 356;
removal of efficient officials by, 375–376;
view taken by, of appointments to office, 377;
calls attention of assembly to slavery question, [728].
Harty, Archbishop, 445, [643];
home of, at Baguio, 480.
Haubé, engineer in charge of construction work at Baguio, 471.
Head-hunters, visits to the, [534]–[548];
taming and development of, by American officials, [575]–[590];
necessity for a steady hand over, [659].
Health board, the first, 413–414.
Health conditions in the Philippines, 346, 408–448.
Health officers, district and municipal, 439–441.
Heiser, Dr. Victor G., commissioner of public health, 420, 443–444;
game fish taken by, [810], [811], [814].
Hemp, growing of, in Mindoro, 221;
traffic in, a cause of disorders in Samar, 393;
production of, and trade in, in Philippines, [891]–[893].
Higgins, Horace L., member of expedition into Benguet, 451, 455.
Highways, improvement of, [876]–[883].
See Roads.
Hilgard, Captain M. R., work of, at Camp John Hay, Baguio, 474.
Hill stations, importance of, in the tropics, 482–486.
Hogs, wild, hunting of, [820], [822]–[823].
Holmes, N. M., engineer of Benguet Road, 457.
Hongkong, comparison of Manila and, as commercial ports, [886]–[887].
Hongkong junta, 21–26.
Horse racing, evils of, and efforts of Philippine Legislature in behalf of, [777].
Hospitals, 420–422, 432–435, 495–496.
Household Industries, School of, [507].
Housekeeping courses in Philippine schools, [509].
Hughes, General, account of talk between Mr. Taft and, 332.