Additions to Society Library, 1916.

(For preceding list see page 492, Report 1916).

	Case.	No.
Am. Pomological Socy., An. Rep., 1873	3	8
Am. Pomological Socy., An. Rep., 1871	3	9
Am. Pomological Socy., An. Rep., 1885	3	10
*Cyclopedia of American Agri., Bailey. Vol. 1	3	24
*Cyclopedia of American Agri., Bailey. Vol. 2	3	25
*Cyclopedia of American Agri., Bailey. Vol. 3	3	26
*Cyclopedia of American Agri., Bailey. Vol. 4	3	27
*Cyclopedia of Practical Hort., Lowther, 1916. Vol. 1	4	1
*Cyclopedia of Practical Hort., Lowther, 1916. Vol. 2	4	2
*Cyclopedia of Practical Hort., Lowther, 1916. Vol. 3	4	3
*Cyclopedia of Practical Hort., Lowther, 1916. Vol. 4	4	4
*Plums of New York, Hedrick, 1915	1	1
*Grapes of New York, Hedrick, 1915	1	2

From Library of Wyman Elliot:
Bureau of Ethnology. J. W. Powell	1	3
Minn. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	44	13
*American Agriculturist. Vol. 10	4	8
Report of Secretary of Agriculture, 1889	4	10
Department of Agriculture. Report, 1877	4	11
Architecture of Country Houses. Downing	4	12
American Farmers Encyclopedia. Emerson	4	13
Michigan Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1886	4	13
Department of Agriculture, Report, 1856	5	14
Yearbook of Argiculture, 1855	4	15
American Forestry Association, Report, 1897	4	16
Department of Agriculture, Report, 1852-3	4	14
Food for Plants. Harris and Meyers	47	1
Western Farmer. Vol. 1	47	2
Western Farmer. Vol. 2	47	3
Western Farmer. Vol. 3	47	4
Minnesota State Horticultural Society, Report, 1869	47	5
State Entomologist, An. Rep., 1909-1910	47	6
American Pomological Society, An. Rep., 1903	47	7
American Pomological Society, An. Rep., 1869	47	8
Wisconsin State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1876	47	9
Wisconsin State Hort. Society, An. Rep., 1877	47	10
Wisconsin State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1891	47	11
State Experiment Station, Rep., Bulletins	47	12
Illinois Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1870	47	13
State Entomologist, Report, 1905	47	14
Indiana State Hort. Socy., Report, 1853	47	15
Minnesota Farmers Institute Annual, 1895	47	16
Minnesota Farmers Institute Annual, 1907	47	17
Minnesota Farmers Institute Annual, 1908	47	18
Western N. Y. Hort. Socy., Report, 1887	47	19
Making Horticulture Pay. M. G. Kains	47	34
Young Farmers Manual. S. E. Todd	47	33
Home for All. O. S. Fowler	47	32
American Weeds and Useful Plants. Wm. Darlington	47	31
How to Grow and Show Potatoes. Jas. Pink	47	30
How to Build Hot Houses. R. B. Leucars	47	29
Field Book of Manures. D. J. Browne	47	28
Woodwards Country Homes. G. E. & F. W. Woodward	47	27
Grape Growers Guide. Wm. Charlton	47	26
Botanical Ready Reference. J. M. Nickells	47	25
Landscape Gardening. Chas. H. J. Smith	47	24
Cranberry Culture. B. Eastwood	47	35
Book of Roses. Francis Parkman	47	23
Elements of Agriculture, Chemistry and Geology. J. F. W. Johnston	47	22
American Farm Book. R. L. Allan	47	21
Flower Garden. Jos. Beck	47	20
Handbook of Tree Planting. N. H. Egleston	47	38
Bulbs. E. S. Rand, Jr.	47	37
How to Cooperate. Herbert Myrick	47	36
Suburban Home Grounds. F. J. Scott	45	1
Trees of America. D. J. Browne	45	2
California Fruits. E. J. Wickson	45	3
Ill. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1885	45	4
Farmers Universal Handbook	45	5
*Johnsons Dictionary of Gardening. David Landreth	45	6
Flowers for the Parlor and Garden. E. S. Rand, Jr.	45	7
Hedges and Evergreens. John A. Warder	45	8
The Farmers Miscellany. Geo. W. Marshall	45	9
The Western Fruit Book. F. R. Elliott	45	10
The Strawberry Culture. R. G. Pardee	45	11
Use of the National Forests. Gifford Pinchot	45	12
Ladies Companion to Flower Gardening. Downing	45	13
Map of Minnesota, 1854	45	29
Vegetable Plants. I. F. Tillinghast	45	28
Mysteries of Bee-Keeping Explained. M. Quinby	45	27
Grape Culturist. A. S. Fuller	45	26
Rural Economy. Boursingault's, by Geo. Law	45	25
Barn Plans and Out Buildings	45	24
New Creations in Plant Life. W. S. Harwood	45	23
The Farmers Side. W. A. Peffer	45	22
Villes' Chemical Manures. A. A. Fesquet	45	18
Johnsons Agriculture Chemistry. Jas. F. W. Johnston	45	21
A. B. C. of Agriculture. M. C. Weld	45	20
Land Drainage. J. P. Clipper	45	19
Peat and Its Use. S. W. Johnson	45	17
Forestry Tree Culturist. A. S. Fuller	45	16
American Poultry Yard. D. J. Browne	45	15
How Crops Grow. S. W. Johnson	45	14
N. J. Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	4	23

Royal Hort. Socy., Journal of, December, 1915	4	19
Society of American Florists, 1915	27	13
Wyoming State Bd. of Hort., An. Rep., 1915	27	14
Man. Hortl. and Forestry Assn., An. Rep., 1915	27	15
Kentucky Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	16
Markets for Oregon Fruits, 1914	27	17
Vermont State Hort. Socy., Report, 1915	27	18
Fruit Growers Assn. of Nova Scotia, Report, 1916	27	19
Illinois State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	20
Ontario Vegetable Growers Assn., An. Rep., 1915	4	21
The American Rose Manual. J. Harris McFarland, 1915	27	27
Horticultural Societies of Ontario, An. Rep., 1915	4	22
Georgia State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	21
Peninsula Horticultural Socy., An. Rep., 1916	27	22
Mass. Hort. Socy., Part 2, 1915	27	23
Nebraska Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	24
Virginia State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	25
Northern Nut Growers Assn., An. Rep., 1915	27	26
S. D. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	4	20
Western N. Y. Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1916	27	28
Yearbook, Dept. of Agri., 1915	4	18
Plant Propagation. M. G. Kains	12	9
Productive Vegetable Growing. J. W. Lloyd	11	29
Backyard Farmer. J. W. Bolte	11	27
The Well Considered Garden. Mrs. Francis King	11	28
Planning and Planting Home Grounds. Warren H. Manning	11	26
Birds of Town and Country, National Geographic Socy	4	17
*Fruit Industry in New York. Part 1	27	35
*Fruit Industry in New York. Part 2	27	36
Kansas State Hort. Socy. 1914 and 1915	27	37
Ont. Entomological Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	38
Pomological & Fruit Growers Socy. of Quebec, An. Rep., 1915	27	39
Md. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	40
Oregon State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	41
Royal Hort. Socy., Journal of, May, 1916	27	42
State Hort. Assn. of Pa., An. Rep., 1916	27	43
Iowa Hort. Socy., An. Report, 1915	27	44
Ala. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915	27	45
Mass. Hort. Socy., An. Rep., Part 1, 1916	27	46
Mass. Fruit Growers Assn., An. Rep., 1916	27	47
N. Y. State Fruit Growers Assn., An. Rep., 1916	27	48
Washington State Hort. Assn., An. Rep., 1916	27	49
Ohio State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1916	27	50

CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH BOOKS MAY BE TAKEN FROM THE SOCIETY LIBRARY.

Books may be taken from the library of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society by any member of the society on the following terms:

1. Not more than two books can be taken at a time.

2. Books with a star (*) before the title, as found in the published library lists, are reference books and not to be taken from the library.

3. In ordering books give besides the name also the case and book numbers, to be found in the same line as the title.

4. Books will be sent by parcel post when requested.

5. When taking out, or sending for a book, a charge of ten cents (to be paid in advance) is made to cover expense of recording, transmission, etc.

6. Books are mailed to members only in Minnesota and states immediately adjoining. When sent to points outside the state a charge of fifteen cents is made.

7. A book can be kept two weeks: If kept longer a charge of two cents per day will be made.

8. The library list, to December 1, 1915, is published in the 1915 annual volume of the society. Additions to this list will be published year by year in the succeeding annual volumes.