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California  State  Library 


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REPORT 


or  THE 


RUSTEES  OF  THE  STATE  LIBRARY 


FOB  Tllh: 


THIRTY-SECOND  AND  THIRTY-THIRD  FISCAL  YEARS, 


Beginning  July  1,  1880,  and  ending  June  30,  1882. 


STATE  OFFICE 


SAC11AMENTO  : 

:  :  J.  J).  YOUNG,  SUPT.  STATE  PRINTING. 

1882. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  STATE  LIBRARY. 


BOARD  OK  TRUSTERS : 

A.  C.  FREEMAN  Presidknt. 

HENRY  EDGERTON,  W.  W.  CRANE,  J 

f.  S.  BELCHER,  j.  j.  0WEN. 

LIBRARIAN  : 

TALBOT  H.  WALLIS. 

DEPUTIES  : 

C.  E.  GUNN, 
MARTHA  A.  PATTON. 


JANITOR  : 

FRANK  F.  FREEMAN. 


REPORT. 


Sacramento,  September  28,  1882. 
To  his  Excellency  George  C.  Perkins,  Governor  of  California: 

Sir  :  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  the  report  of  the  Trustees  of  the 
State  Library  for  the  thirty-second  and  thirty-third  fiscal  years,  end- 
ing June  30,  1882. 

Very  respectfully,  your  obedient  servant, 

TALBOT  H.  WALLIS, 
State  Librarian  and  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 


REPORT  OF  TRUSTEES  OF  THE  STATE  LIBRARY. 


State  Library,  September  28f  1882. 

To  his  Excellency  George  C.  Perkins,  Governor  of  California  : 

The  Trustees  of  the  State  Library  respectfully  submit  the  follow- 
ing as  their  report  for  the  thirty-second  and  thirty-third  fiscal  years, 
ending  June  30,  1882 : 

The  total  number  of  books  in  the  Library  at  the  close  of  the 
thirty-first  fiscal  year,  ending  June  30,  1880,  was  51,166,  of  which 
35,685  were  in  the  General  Library,  and  15,481  were  in  the  Law 
Library.  The  total  accessions  during  the  past  two  fiscal  years  have 
been  3,294  volumes,  2,328  having  been  added  to  the  General  Library, 
and  966  to  the  Law  Library. 

At  the  close  of  the  last  fiscal  year,  June  30,  1882,  there  were  in  the 
Library  54,460  volumes,  38,013  in  the  General  Library,  and  16,447  in 
the  Law  Library. 

It  affords  us  pleasure  to  report  that  the  Library  is  in  a  flourishing 
condition,  and  steadily  improving  in  number  and  quality  of  works. 

A.  C.  FREEMAN,  President, 
W.  W.  CRANE,  Jr., 
J.  J.  OWEN, 
HENRY  EDGERTON, 
I.  S.  BELCHER, 

Trustees. 


STATEMENT 

Sliowing  in  detail  the  Expenditures  from  the  Library  Fund,  from  July  1,  1880,  to  June  30,  1 882. 


1880.  Books. 

September  IS — North  American  Review.   $5  00 

September  18 — National  quarterly   6  00 

September  18 — Publishers'  Weekly   fi  40 

September  18 — G.  I.  Jones  k  Co   5  00 

September  18— T.  H.  Thomas  &  Co  r   5  25 

September  18— Wm.  Wood  <fe  Co   27  52 

September  18 — Little,  Brown  &  Co     283  35 

September  18 — A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co   40  42 

September  18 — Payot,  Upham  &  Co       16  00 

September  18 — Thompson  <&:  West   20  00 

September  18 — H.  D.  Burlingame    13  80 

September  18— J.  Scott   I  80 

September  18 — C.  H.  Houghton   2  60 

September  18 — G.  I.  Lytle     1  95 

September  18 — San  .Jose  Mercury   5  00 


Amount  carried  forward   $440  0!l 


8 


Amount  brought  forward   $440  09 

September  18 — Californian   3  00 

September  18— J.  A.  Filcher    8  00 

September  18— J.  W.  Kinsley      7  50 

September  18 — L.  Roekman   1  25 

September  18— C.  C.  Barris     6  50 

September  18— W.  L.  Crawford    20  00 

September  18 — G.  O.  Davis     4  00 

September  18 — Henry  Struve    10  25 

September  18 — Sumner  Whitney  it  Co   366  75 

September  18— Dewing  &  Co..      50  00 

September  18— Edward  Bosqui     215  00 

September  18—11.  Keller  &  Co    5  40 

September  18— Billings,  Harbour  &  Co    38  63 

September  18— W.  A.  &  C.  S.  Houghton  &  Co    247  57 

 $1,423  94 

November  16 — H.  Keller  &.  Co    $959  55 

November  16 — I.N.  Choynski      49  50 

November  16— Billings,  Harbour  &  Co    22  88 

November  16— A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co   1,915  60 

November  16— Doxev  t  Co     593  50 

November  16— A.  Williams  ii  Co    5  33 

November  16— Little,  Brown  &  Co   3  25 

November  16— W.  IT.  &  O.  II.  Morrison     B  66 

November  16 — David  G.  Francis   160  53 

November  16— H.  Still   _     60  00 

November  16— De  Pue  &  Co   25  00 

November  16 — Thompson  <fc  West   35  00 

November  16— L.  M.  McKenny  A  Co     3  00 

November  16—  Jas.  A.  Reavis   1  50 

November  16— Dewey  <fc  Co..    10  00 

November  16 — Daily  Stock  Report   1  25 

November  16 — H.  B.  Burlingame   27  60 

November  16— C.  H.  Holton    .    2  60 

November  16— Geo.  I.  Lvtle   5  90 

November  16— W.  B.  La'wler   50 

November  16 — Dailv  Record-Union   11  70 

November  16— J.  B.  Golly  &  Co      15  00 

November  16 — Edwin  Smith     6  50 

November  16— W.  A.  &  C.  S.  Houghton    347  31 

1881.    4,271  00 

April  6— L.  P.  McCartv     $4  00 

April  6— Geo.  I.  Lytic'       9  90 

April  6— C.  E.  Spencer   —  23  95 

April  6— G.  H.  Houghton    13  00 

April  6 — Argonaut   4  00 

April  6— Californian    —   4  00 

April  6— Daily  Stock  Report     10  00 

April  6— W.  G.  Williams    2  60 

April  6— H.  G.  Burlingame      27  60 

April  6 — News  Letter   ■>  on 

April  6— Dewev  &  Co     10  00 

April  6— E.  M.'Sleater    10  00 

April  fi— H.  Still    48  00 

April  6— Win.  T.  Baggett  &  Co    6  50 

April  6— A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co     139  95 

April  6 — Sumner  Whitney  k  Co   444  95 

April  6— Jas.  T.  White  &  Co     39  49 

April  6— W.  A.  A  C.  S.  Houghton     205  87 

April  6— L.  M.  McKenny     6  00 

April  6— Little,  Brown  &  Co    14  85 

April  6— W.  II.  k  O.  H.  Morrison    5  00 

April  6— W.  H.  Stevenson     5  00 

April  6— W.  B.  Dana  &  Co  -     10  63 

April  6 — North  American  Review   5  00 

April  6 — American  .Journal  of  Insanity    5  00 

April  6— J.  W.  Boughton    20  00 

April  6— Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co   —  10  00 

April  6— F.  Leypoldt     9  40 

April  6 — American  Journal  of  Philology   3  00 

April  6— H.  C.  Lee  &  Son       5  00 


Amount  carried  forward      $1,107  69      $5,694  94 


9 


Amounts  brought  forward   $1,107  69      $5,694  94 

April  6— Wm.  Wood  &  Co   79  88 

April  6— D.  Vannostrand   163  27 

A])ril  6 — P.  H.  Thomas  &  Co   1,244  75 

April  6 — L.  Hamilton   1  00 

  2,596  59 

Julv  25— George  I.  Lytle    '    $1  95 

July  25— J.  W.  Kinsley   2  00 

July  25— L.  M.  MeKenny   3  00 

July  25 — Record-Union   11  70 

Julv  25— W.  G.  Williams   3  90 

July  25— H.  O.  White   13  80 

Julv  25— James  T.  White  &  Co   15  77 

Jul}'  25— N.  D.  Wedge   8  00 

July  25— W.  A.  &  C.  S.  Houghton   161  42 

July  25— B.  N.  Bugbey   26  50 

July  25— A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co   30  00 

July  25— H.  Still   20  50 

July  25 — Jamison  &  Morse   3  00 

July  25— F.  Leypoldt   2  70 

Jnly  25— W.  B.  Dana   22 

July  25 — Southern  Law  Review   5  00 

July  25— McMillan  &  Co   10  00 

July  25 — American  Journal  of  Insanity   5  00 

Julv  25 — Albanv  Law  Journal   45 

July  25— The  Nation.        10  40 

July  25— A.  C.  Armstrong  &  Son     10  44 

July  25— F.  K.  Thomas  &  Co   26  65 

Julv  25— Robert  Clark  &  Co   2  40 

July  25— William  Wood  &  Co   6  00 

July  25— J.  H.  Vail  &  Co   15  91 

July  25— J.  W.  Boughton   46  71 

July  25— Little,  Brown  &  Co.   254  25 

July  25 — American  Journal  of  Mathematics   6  50 

July  35 — International  Review   6  00 

July  25 — United  Service  Journal   5  00 

July  25 — National  Quarterly   4  00 

July  25 — Southern  Historical  Society   5  00 

July  25— J.  H.  Carmany  &  Co   2  50 

July  25— D.  Vannostrand   4  73 

Julv  25— James  T.  White  &  Co   29  40 

  759  80 

November  25— E.  M.  Sleator   $15  00 

November  25— H.  O.  White   13  80 

November  25— M.  R.  Beard   3  90 

November  25— G.  I.  Lytle   9  90 

November  25— B.  N.  Bugbey    8  50 

November  25 — L.  Hamilton   2  50 

November  25— W.  F.  Walton   30  00 

November  25 — Dewey  &  Co   10  00 

November  25— A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co   82  95 

November  25— Payot,  Upham  &  Co    12  00 

November  25— Doxey  <fc  Co   508  13 

November  25— W.  A.  &  C.  S.  Houghton     338  92 

November  25 — Southern  Law  Review   5  00 

November  25— F.  H.  Thomas  &  Co   55  50 

November  25— Robert  Clark  &  Co   3  00 

November  25 — American  Journal  of  Mathematics   5  00 

November  25 — W.  H.  Morrison   14  50 

November  25 — American  Medical  Association   23  00 

November  25 — Albany  Law  Journal   5  00 

November  25— Dodd,"Mead  &  Co   24  39 

November  25 — David  G.  Francis    54  35 

November  25 — Commercial  and  Financial  Chronicle -._    10  20 

November  25— W.  F.  Baggett  &  Co   3  50 

November  25— D.  Vannostrand   15  78 

November  25— J.  H.  Vail  <fe  Co   31  16 

November  25— William  Cusliing   33  50 

November  25— Little,  Brown  &  Co   83  50 

  1,402  98 

Amount  carried  forward   $10,454  31 

2° 


10 


Amount  brought  forward     $10,454  31 

1882. 

February  25— Daily  Bee...      $13  On 

February  25— II.  0.  White..     13  80 

February  25 — San  Jose  Mercury   6  fiO 

February  25— M.  R.  Beard    5  20 

February  25— Stock  Report.   10  00 

February  25 — News  Letter   5  00 

February  25 — Argonaut   4  00 

February  25— H.  Still     5  00 

February  25— R.  p.  Cravens   28  00 

February  25- -H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.      3  00 

February  25— W.  A.  &  C.  S.  Houghton    5121 

February  25 — Lewis  Greyone     8  00 

February  25— A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co     110  00 

February  25— Doxcv  &  Co      7  00 

February  25— Sunnier  Whitney  &  Co   800  17 

February  25— F.  H.  Thomas  t"  Co...    11  00 

February  25— II.  C.  Lee  A  Son    5  00 

February  25 — American  Journal  of  Philology   3  00 

February  25 — Weed,  Parsons  &  Co   30 

February  25— McMillan  &  Co      4  00 

February  25— Geo.  S.  Plummer   8  00 

February  25— Win.  Wood  *  Co     5  00 

February  25— J.  W.  Boughton     10  00 

February  25 — D.  Vannostrand    65  47 

February  25— F.  Leypoldt    —  3  00 

February  25 — North  American  Review   5  00 

February  25— H.  S.  Hamersly    10  00 

February  25— Little,  Brown  &  Co     .    73  20 

February  25 — Lockwood,  Brooks  &  Co   8  75 

February  25 — New  England  Publishing  Co    8  50 

February  25 — Wm.  Cushing    1  00 

— .   1.381  20 

April  22— W.  A.  A  C.  S.  Houghton      $48  85 

April  22— H.  Still        15  00 

April  22— W.  Stevenson     5  00 

April  22— Sumner  Whitney  &  Co      127  25 

April  22— A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co    104  70 

April  22— J.  Dewing  .'.  Co      37  50 

April  22— L.  P.  McCarty    4  00 

April  22 — West  Publishing  Company     57  22 

April  22— Houghton.  Mifflin  A  Co.."     8  00 

April  22— T.  H.  Ilamerslev     10  10 

April  22— S.  D.  Peet  '.     3  00 

April  22— J.  R.  Osgood.      -  10  00 

April  22— Geo.  I.  Lyttle,  San  Francisco  Post.    1  95 

April  22— C.  E.  Spencer,  Record-Union    -   23  40 

April  22— H.  O.  White      13  80 

April  22— Dodd.  Mead  &  Co.,  Bulletin     6  40 

April  22— D.  Vannostand..     9  B4 

April  22— A.  S.  Barnes  &  Co     5  00 

April  22— S.  F  Junkin    27  00 

April  22— F.  Levpoldt        6  40 

  524  07 


$12,359  58 

Insurance  for  1880-1881. 

1880. 

September  18 — Home  Mutual  Insurance  Company   $70  00 

November  16 — Phn;nix  Insurance  Company,  London   35  00 

November  If! — Commercial  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  16 — Fire  Association  of  Philadelphia   35  00 

November  10— Union  Insurance  Company   7(1  00 

November  Ifi — North  British  and  Mercantile  Insurance  Company   70  00 

November  10 — Girard  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  16 — London,  Liverpool  Sc  Globe  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  16 — Hartford  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  16 — Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Company   35  00 

  $455  00 

Amount  carried  forward    $455  00 


J 1 


1881.  1 881-1 882. 

Amount  brought  forward   $455  00 

November  25 — Home  Mutual  Insurance  Company   $70  00 

November  25 — Girard  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  25 — Kire  Association  of  Philadelphia   35  00 

November  25 — Union  Insurance  Company   70  00 

November  25 — North  British  and  Mercantile  Insurance  Company   70  00 

November  25 — Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  25  -London,  Liverpool  &  Globe  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  25 — Commercial  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  25 — Hartford  Insurance  Company   35  00 

November  25 — German-American  Insurance  Company   35  00 

 •   455  00 


$910  0(1 

Freight  and  Cartage. 

September,  1880 — Central  Pacific  Railroad,  freight   $11  05 

September,  1880 — Sam.  Kingsbury,  cartage   5  75 

  $10  80 

November  16,  1880— Central  Pacific  Railroad,  freight   $37  88 

November  16, 1880 — John  LafTerty,  cartage   1  00 

  38  88 

April  6,  1881— John  LafTerty,  cartage   $3  50 

April  6,  18S1 — Sam.  Kingsbury,  cartage   fi  50 

•   1(1  00 

July  25,  1881— John  LafTerty,  cartage   1  00 

April  22,  1882— Sam.  Kingsbury,  cartage     4  00 


$70  68 

Premium  on  Exchange. 

September  18,  1880— Premium   $3  50 

November  16,  1880— Premium   3  00 

April  6,  1881— Premium   5  75 

July  25,  1881— Premium   3  00 

November  25,  1881— Premium   3  00 

February  25,  1882— Premium  ._  3  25 

April  22,  1882— Premium   1  35 

  $22  85 

Binding  Books. 

October  2.  1880— F.  Foster     $488  25 

November  16,  1880— F.  Foster      790  50 

April  6,  1881 — F.  Foster   203  75 

August  11  ,1881— F.  Foster   361  00 

February  25,  1882— F.  Foster   298  00 

April  22,  1882— F.  Foster       192  75 

,    $2,334  25 

Ice.   

Sacramento  Ice  Company,  1880   $9  75 

November  16,  1880 — Sacramento  Ice  Company   20  71 

April  6,  18S1— Pacific  Ice  Company   14  62 

July  25,  1881— Pacific  Ice  Company   7  80 

November  25,  1881 — Summit  Ice  Company   10  50 

February  25,  1882— Jaeob  Hoehn   5  30 

April  22,  1882— Jacob  Hoehn    7  70 

  $76  38 

1880.  Miscellaneous.   

September  18 — P.  H.  Russell,  tea  for  cleaning  carpet   50 

September  18 — J.  C.  Murphy,  rubber  stamps     $7  00 

SeptemlAr  18— G.  Richter,  tubs   4  25 

September  18 — J.  G.  Davis,  bookcase   176  50 

September  18 — California  Wirevvorks,  doors,  gates,  etc   650  00 

September  18— A.  A.  Bennett   65  00 

November  16 — Freeman  &  Batei,  legal  services   200  00 

November  16 — M.  S.  Hammer,  soap   3  00 

November  16 — A.  Hathaway,  putting  down  carpet   5  00 

November  16 — J.  G.  Davis,  chair   5  25 

November  16— W.  F.  Brown,  work  cleaning    42  50 

November  16 — T.  II.  Wallis,  expenses  to  San  Francisco  proving 

Supreme  Court  records   20  00 

 $1,179  00 


Amount  carried  forward 


$1,179  00 


12 


1881.  Amount  brought  forward  —     $1,179  no 

January  13 — W.  F.  Brown,  work  cleaning  library     .$132  50 

January  13 — J.  M.  Fitzsimmons.  work  cleaning  iibrary   72  50 

January  13 — W.  A.  Gett,  work  cleaning  library   102  50 

January  13 — Loeke  .fe  Lavenson,  dusters    9  50 

January  13 — Roth  felt  Bros.,  towels     5  00 

January  13— J.  A.  M.  Martin,  hatchet   i    3  00 

January  13— C.  W.  Rapp,  soap     1  00 

January  13— H.  0.  Kirk  Sc  Co.,  sponge  —     1  00 

April  16 — L.  L.  Lewis  Jt  Co.,  repairing  filter   3  50 

April  16— Telegraph  Mill  Co.,  shelving     3  50 

April  16— H.  8.  Crocker  &  Co.,  stationery    4  60 

Julv  25— Locke  &  Lavenson,  tacks  .  50 

November  25— Rothl'elt  Bros.,  towels      5  00 

November  25 — Locke  &  Lavenson,  dusters   2  50 

November  25 — Samuel  Jelly,  repairing  clock   2  50 

November  25 — W.  F.  Brown,  work  cleaning  .  125  00 

November  25 — AV.  A.  Gett,  Sr.,  work  cleaning   105  00 

November  25— W.  A.  Gett,  Jr.,     35  00 

November  25 — M.  S.  Hammer,  soap   3  50 

November  25 — E.  A.  Bvrne,  cleaning  carpet   107  77 

  725  37 

1882. 

February  25— Locke  &  Lavenson,  dusters    $10  50 

February  25 — Ben.  Cohen,  carpet  lining   37  50 

February  25 — L.  L.  Lewis,  zinc  and  repairing  filter   6  75 

February  25 — E.  Lyon,  towels     2  00 

February  25 — W.  F.  Brown,  work  cleaning   17  50  • 

April  22 — A.  Flohr,  repairing  clock  and  making  keys   11  25 

April  22 — Grangers' Store,  tea  for  cleaning  carpets   1  25 

April  22— W.  G.  Sopping,  stamps,  box  rent  -    20  00 

April  22 — W.  C.  Hopping,  registered  letter  to  S.  F.  Junkin   20 

•  .   100  95 


1880.  Recapitulation-. 

Julv  1— To  balance       $14  38 

Julv  1— To  Controller's  warrants-  -    17,840  35 

1682. 

April  20 — From  the  Postage  and  Expressage  Fund*    76  78 


$2,011  32 


•  i  51 


By  books  purchased    ~.~  $12,359  58 

By  insurance    910  00 

By  freight  and  cartage   70  68 

By  premium  on  exchange   22  85 

By  binding  books    2,324  25 

By  ice      76  38 

By  miscellaneous  and  furniture     2,011  32 

By  balance  „    146  45 


To  balance  brought  forward  and  unexpended  June  30,  1882   $148  46" 


$17,931  51 


STATEMENT 

Showing  the  Condition  of  the  Slate  Library  Fund  from  July  1,  1880,  to  June  30,  1882. 
1  ssi)  Debits 

Julv  1— To  balance  forward  .-  —      $9,680  12  • 

1881. 

Julv  1 — To  fees  from  Secretary  of  State,  32d  fiscal  year   4,466  00 

1882. 

Julv  1— To  fees  from  Secretary  of  State,  33d  fiscal  vear   5,939  35 

 $20,085  47 

1881.  Credits. 

June  30— Bv  warrants  issued  32d  fiscal  vear     $11,859  88 

1882. 

June  30 — By  warrants  issued  33d  fiscal  year    5,9S0  47 

Julv    1— By  balance  on  hand  '   $2,245  12 

 $20,085  47 

*Notk. — This  amount  was  drawn  from  the  postage  and  expressage  appropriation  for  the  Library,  to  reim- 
burse the  Library  Fund  for  moneys  advanced  by  it  in  payment  of  bills  properly  payable  from  the  postage  and 
expressage  appropriation. 


13 


STATEMENT 

Showing  how  the  appropriation  for  Postage  and  Expressage,  from  July  1,  1880,  to  June  30,  1882, 

has  been  expended. 


18S0. 

June  30. 
June3Q. 
June  30. 


July  l._ 
Julv  12. 
July  12. 
Oct.  1.. 
Nov.  6.. 
Nov.  6._ 

1881. 

Feb.  4„ 
Feb.  4._ 
Feb.  4.. 
Mar.  9.. 
Apr.  7- 
June  8.- 
June  8.. 
July  l._ 
July  1__ 


July  I.. 
July  18. 
July  26_ 
Oct.  1__ 
Nov.  10. 
Nov.  10. 
Nov.  10. 

1882. 

Jan.  9__ 

Jan.  14. 

Jan.  14. 

Jan.  14. 

Jan.  14_ 

Apr.  20. 

Apr.  20. 


To  balance  unexpended  

By  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  expressage  . 
By  balance  on  hand  


To  appropriation  for  fiscal  year  

By  box  rent  at  Post  Office  

By  W.  C.  Hopping,  stamps  

By  Wells.  Fargo  &  Co.,  expressage. 

By  Post  Office,  box  rent  

By  W.  C.  Hopping,  stamps  


By  Post  Office,  box  rent  

By  W.  C.  Hopping,  stamps  

By  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  expressage . 

By  freight  on  books  

By  Wells,  Fargo  <fe  Co.,  expressage. 

By  Post  Office,  box  rent  

By  W.  C.  Hopping,  stamps  

By  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  expressage. 
By  balance  unexpended  


To  appropriation  for  fiscal  year  

By  Post  Office,  box  rent  

By  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  freight  

By  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  expressage  _ 

By  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  freight  

By  Post  Office,  box  rent  

By  W.  0.  Hopping,  stamps  


By  Wells,  rargo  it  Co.,  expressage  

Bv  John  Lafferty,  cartage  

By  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  freight  

By  W.  C.  Hopping,  stamps  and  box  rent . 

By  Sam.  Kingsbury,  cartage  i  

By  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  expressage  

By  T.  H.  Wallis,  bills  allowed  


$18  30 
117  60 


$135  90 


$4  00 
25  00 
11  70 
4  00 
20  00 


4  00 
16  00 

10  65 
53  79 

11  15 

4  00 
20  00 
10  00 

5  71 


$200  00 


.$4  00 
9  00 

16  00 

16  80 
4  00 

16  00 


11  00 

1  50 
5  67 
20  00 
5  50 
13  75 
76  7S 


$135  90 


$135  90 


$200  00 


$200  00 


$200  00 


$200  00 


$200  00 


State  of  California, 
County  of  Sacramento, 


I,  Talbot  H.  Wallis,  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  State 
Library,  do  solemnly  swear  that  the  foregoing  is  a  true  and  correct 
statement  of  expenditures  for  the  State  Library  for  the  thirty -second 
and  thirty-third  fiscal  years,  from  July  1,  1880,  to  June  30,  1882. 

TALBOT  H.  WALLIS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me  this  16th  day  of  August,  1882. 


[seal.] 


C.  N.  POST, 
Deputy  Clerk  of  Supreme  Court. 


14 


BOOKS  AXD  PAMPHLETS 
Received  in  Exchange,  and  Donations  from  other  States  and  Counties,  and  from  Individual*. 


Do.Noa.  Title. 


Alabama   _     Reports,  Vols.  62,  63,  84,  65. 

 -  —   Laws,  1880-81. 

Arizona  Laws,  1881. 

Arkansas     Reports,  Vols.  32,  33,  34,  35.  36. 

  Laws,  1881. 

 Journal  of  the  House,  1881. 

Colorado  |  Laws,  Third  Session.  1881. 

 Reports,  Vol.  5. 

Connecticut  !  j  Special  Laws,  1871-75. 


  -..Special  Laws,  1876-81. 

  Colonial  Records,  1757-67. 

 Reports,  Vol.  47. 

 ,  Public  Acts.  January,  1881. 

 Report  of  Agriculture,  187il. 

  Laws,  1881. 

 Reports,  Criminal  Cases.  Houston. 

    Laws,  1881. 

   —  Rejiorts,  Vol.  17. 

 Senate  and  House  Journals,  18K1. 

 Laws,  Acts,  and  Resolutions.  1881. 

  Reports,  Vols.  59,  CO,  61,  6?,  63,  64. 

    ..Laws,  1878-79. 

 -   Laws,  1881. 

 Journals  of  Senate  and  House,  1878-79. 

 Journal  of  Council  Assembly,  1880-81. 

  Journal  of  House  of  Representatives,  1880-81 . 

   Laws,  1880-81. 

 Reports,  Vols.  93,  94,  95,  9S,  97,  98,  99,  100. 

 Report  of  Railroad  and  Warehouse  Commission.  1879-811. 

  Catalogue  of  State  Library,  1880. 

 Session  Laws,  1881. 

      School  Report,  1S79-80. 

 Labor  and  Statistical  Reports,  1881. 

  Board  of  Public  Charities,  1880. 

 Industrial  t'uivcrsity.  1880. 

Reports,  Vols.  58,  59.  60,  61,  62.  63.  64.  65,  66.  67.  68.  69,  70.  71. 

   Reports  of  Statistics,  Vois.  1,  2.  1879,  1880. 

     Laws,  1880. 

 ...J  Reports.  Vols.  52.  53,  54,  55. 

 Senate  and  House  Journal,  1880. 

  ...Documents,  1,2,  3,  4,  1880. 

    Legislative  Manual.  1882. 

   Laws,  1882. 

 Transactions  of  Horticultural  Society. 

 Agricultural  Reports.  1S79. 


Kansas   I  ,    Reports,  Vols.  24.  25. 

i    Report  of  Public  Instruction,  1880. 

   ..Laws,  1881. 

 Senate  and  House  Journals,  1881. 

    »  Public  Documents,  1881. 

'  Kentucky   _•  Report*,  Vol.  78. 

    Acts,  1  and  2,  1S79. 

|  Public  Documents.  1  and  2,  1879. 

Louisiana  '  Reports,  Vol.  32. 

 Senate  and  House  Journals.  18MI. 

Maine..   !  Reports.  Vols.  70,  71,  72. 

j     Acts  and  Resolves,  1880. 

 Acts  and  Resolves,  1881. 

Maryland   j  Reports.  Vols.  51,  52,  53,  54,  55. 

Massachusetts  ,    Reports,  Vols.  128,  129.  130. 

j     Acts  and  Resolves,  1880. 

j  Acts  and  Resolves,  1881. 

   Public  Documents,  1  to  30,  1879. 

'     Public  Documents,  1  to  28. 


Delaware 
Florida . . 

<  Georgia.  . 

Idaho   

Illinois  .. 

Indiana  . 
Iowa  


15 


Books  and  Pamphlets — Continued. 


Massachusetts . 
Michigan  


Minnesota . 


Mississippi 


Missouri 


Montana  _ 
Nebraska. 


Nevada  

New  Hampshire 


New  Jersey 


New  Mexico 
New  York  ... 


 Public  Statutes,  1882. 

 Catalogue  of  State  Library,  1880. 

 Reports,  Vols.  38,  39,  42,  43,  44. 

 Pioneer  Collections,  2  Vole. 

 Poor  Laws. 

   Manual,  1881. 

 Catalogue  State  Library,  1881-2. 

   University  Book,  1844-1880. 

 Governor  Craswell's  Message,  1881. 

 Jerome's  Inaugural,  1881. 

 University  Report,  1881. 

   Saline  Interests,  1881. 

 State  Librarian's  Report,  1880. 

 State  Agricultural  College,  1880-1881.' 

 Geological  Survev,  1880. 

 Public  La ws,"l 880-1. 

 Reports,  Vols.  26,  27. 

 Documents,  1879. 

 General  Laws,  1881. 

 Special  Laws,  1881. 

 Journals  of  Senate  and  Assembly,  1881. 

 Reports,  Vols.  57,  58. 

   Senate  and  House  Journals,  1880. 

 Laws,  1880. 

 Department  Reports,  1880. 

 Andrews'  Digest,  1881. 

 .  Reports,  Vols.  70,  71,  72,  73. 

 Statutes  Revised.  Vols.  1,  2. 

 Laws,  3  copies.  1881. 

 Reports,  Vol.  3. 

 Revised  Laws,  1879. 

 Reports,  Vols.  10,  11. 

 Compiled  Laws,  notes  by  Brown,  1881. 

   Laws,  1881. 

 Transactions  of  State  Board  of  Agriculture. 

 Reports,  Vol.  15. 

 Statutes,  1881. 

 Laws,  June  Session,  1881. 

 Journals  of  Senate  and  House,  1881. 

 Report  of  Legislature,  1880. 

 Report  of  Legislature,  1881. 

 Reports  (Law),  42. 

 Reports  (Equity).  32,  33. 

     Laws,  1880. 

   Laws,  1881. 

 Archives  of  First  Series  of  Colonial  History,  1631-1087. 

 Senate  Journal,  1880. 

 Minutes  of  Assembly,  1880. 

 Legislative  Documents,  2  Vols.,  1880. 

   Acts,  1880. 

  Reports,  (Sickles),  Vols.  78,  79.  80,  81,  82,  83,  84,  85. 

 Reports,  Supreme  Court,  Vols.  28,  29,  30,  31,-32. 

   Laws,  1880. 

 Senate  and  Assembly  Journals,  1879. 

 Senate  and  Assembly  Journals,  1880. 

  State  Documents,  2  Vols.,  1879. 

   State  Documents,  1880. 

   Assembly  Documents,  Vols.  1-7,  1879. 

 Assembly  Documents,  Vols.  1-10,  1880. 

 Natural  History,  text. 

 Natural  History,  plates. 

 Report  of  Regents  of  State  University,  1879. 

 Centennial  Celebration  of  New  York. 

.Report  of  Special  Committee  of  Assembly  on  Normal  School,  1879. 

 State  Museum  Reports,  28  and  31,  1875-8. 

   Laws,  104th  Session,  Vol.  1,  1881. 

    Laws,  104th  Session,  Vol.  3,  1881. 


16 


Books  and  Pamphlets — Continued. 


New  York 


New  South  Wales. 

New  Zealand  .  

North  Carolina  


Ohio 


Oregon  

Pennsylvania  - 
Rhode  Island  . 


South  Carolina. 


Tennessee 


Texas  

Vermont 


Virginia  .- 
Wisconsin 


 Code  of  Criminal  Procedure. 

 State  Engineer's  Report  on  Railroads,  1880. 

 Canal  Commissioners'  Report,  1875. 

 Annual  Report  of  State  Engineer,  1880. 

   Annual  Report  of  State  Engineer,  1881. 

 Journal  of  Legislative  Council,  1880-1. 

  Statistics  of  the  Colony,  1880. 

 -Reports,  Vols.  83,  84,  85. 

   Laws,  1881. 

   State  Reports,  Vols.  35,  36. 

  Statistics,  1879. 

    School  Reports,  1879. 

    School  Reports,  1880. 

 Railroad  Reports,  1878. 

  .Railroad  Reports,  1879. 

 Executive  Documents,  1,  2,  3,  1879. 

 Agricultural  Reports,  1879. 

   Adjutant  General's  Report,  1879. 

   Auditor's  Report,  1879. 

    Auditor's  Report,  1880. 

 Senate  and  House  Journals,  1880. 

  •_  School  Laws,  1880. 

    Laws,  1880. 

 Reports,  Vols.  7,  8. 

   .'  State  Reports,  Vols.  89,  90,  91,  92,  93. 

   Manual,  1880-1. 

    Manual,  1881-2. 

    Acts  and  Resolves,  1880-1. 

     Public  Statutes,  1882. 

   Reports.  Vols.  12,  13,  14. 

 Laws,  regular  Session,  1880. 

 Senate  and  House  Journals,  1SS0. 

    Reports  and  Resolutions,  1880. 

   Reports  (Baxter),  Vols.  8,  9. 

.Reports  (Lea)  Middle  Division  Supreme  Court,  Vols.  3,  4,  5,  6,  7. 

 Acts,  General  Assembly,  extra  Session,  1881. 

 Senate  and  House  Journals,  1881. 

 Senate  and  House  Journals,  extra  Session,  1881. 

 Appendix  to  Senate  and  House  Journals,  1881. 

   Reports  Court  of  Appeals.  Vols.  8.  9,  10. 

  ...Reports.  Vols.  52,  53.  54. 

   Reports,  Vols.  52,  53. 

      Revised  Laws,  1880. 

  Records  of  Governor  and  Council,  Vol.  8. 

     Laws,  1880. 

   School  Report,  1880. 

     Agricultural  Report,  1880. 

   State  Officers'  Report,  1880. 

 Registration  and  Births,  1877. 

 Report  of  Commissioners  of  Yorktown  Centennial,  1880. 

 Proceedings  of  Historical  Society. 

   General  Sedgwick's  Address  at  Officers'  Reunion. 

 Report  of  Court  Expenses,  1880. 

 Governor  Proctor's  Message,  1880. 

 Governor  Farnham's  Message,  1880. 

 Fish  Commissioners'  Report,  1*880. 

 Senate  and  House  Journals,  1880. 

 Revised  Laws  Relating  to  Public  Institution::,  1880. 

  .Revised  Laws  Relating  to  Traffic  in  Liquors,  1880. 

 Revised  Laws  Relating  to  Taxation,  1880. 

 Legislative  Directory,  1880. 

....  .  Reports,  Grattan,  Vols.  32  and  33. 

  Reports,  Vols.  48,  49,  50,  51,  52,  and  53. 

 Senate  and  Assembly  Journals,  1881. 

 Message  and  Documents,  1881. 

Mes6a<»e  and  Documents,  1  and  2,  1881. 

....       Laws,  1881. 


17 


Books  ash  Pamphlets — Continued. 


Wisconsin  

West  Virginia. 


Wyoming. 
Quebec  


United  States  Ag- 
ricultural Depart- 
ment  


 Catalogue  of  State  Library. 

-   Reports,  Vols,  lfi  and  17. 

 Laws,  1S81. 

.Session  Laws,  Sixth  Legislature,  1879. 

  Statutes. 

1881. 
1879. 
1880. 
,  1881. 
878-9. 
,  1879. 

1880. 
,  1880. 
,  1881. 
.  1881. 


 Statutes,  Fourth  Session 

 Journal  of  Legislative  Assembly  13 

 Journal  of  Legislative  Assembly  14 

 Journal  of  Legislative  Assembly  15 

.--Sessional  Papers,  Twelfth  Session,  1^7,  1 
Sessional  Tapers,  Thirteenth  Session,  1-105 
..  Sessional  Papers,  Fourteenth  Session,  1-14 

 Journal  of  Legislative  Council  14 

 Journal  of  Legislative  Council  IS 

.-Code  Municipal  de  la  Province  de  Quebec 


United  States  De- 
partment of  the 
Interior  


 Report  on  Cotton  Insects,  by  Comstock. 

 Report  on  Department  of  Agriculture,  1879. 

 Report  on  Bee  and  Sugar  Culture,  1880. 

 Contagious  Diseases  of  Swine,  1880. 

-Special  Report  on  Contagious  Diseases  of  Domestic  Animals. 
 Report  on  Culture  of  Sugar  Beet,  1880. 


United  States  De- 
partment of  State 

United  States  De- 
partment of  Navy  j 

United  States  Pat-  1 
ent  Office  ! 


_   Report  of  Commissioner  of  Education,  1878. 

Bulletin  No.  7,  Insects  Injurious  to  Forest  and  Shade  Trees,  1878. 

 Bulletin  No.  8,  Fur  Bearing  Animals.  1878. 

 Geological  and  Geographical  Survey  of  Idaho  and  Wyoming. 

 Chief  Signal  Officer's  Report,  1S76. 

 Register  of  Interior  Department  to  January,  1879. 

 Register  of  Interior  Department  to  October,  1881. 

 Register  of  Interior  Department  to  January,  1877. 

 Annual  Report  of  Board  of  Health,  1S79. 

 Life  Saving  Service,  1881. 

 Message  and  Documents  (Abridged),  1881. 

 International  Monetary  Conference,  1878. 

 Report  on  Metric  System,  1879. 

 Life  Saving  Service,  1879  and  1880. 


.United  States  Foreign  Relations,  1880. 
...United  States  Official  Register,  1881. 


 Observatory  Reports  on  Solar  Eclipse  of  1878. 

.Astronomical  and  Meteorological  Reports  for  1877. 


United  Stales  Fish 
Commission  

United  States  De- 
partment of  the 
Treasury  


 Patent  Office  Gazette,  July  to  December, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  October, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  November, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications.  December, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  January, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  February, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  March, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  April, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  May, 

 Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  June, 

.  Patent  Office  Plans  and  Specifications,  July, 

 Report  of  Commissioner  of  Patents, 

.  Patent  Office  Specifications,  etc.,  August  and  September, 


1880. 
1880. 
1880. 
1880. 
1881. 
1881. 
1881. 
1881. 
1881. 
1881. 
1881. 
1879. 
1881. 


.Report  on  Food  Fishes,  1878. 


3" 


.Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  on  Finances,  1880. 
 Statistics  on  Commerce  and  Navigation,  1880. 


18 


Books  and  Pampjh.kts — Continued. 


United  States  Leg- 
islative Depart- 
ment   


United  States. 


Mechanics'  Insti- 
tute   

San  Francisco  


Smithsonian  Insti- 
tute    


Oakland  Times  

Stockton  Indepen- 
dent  

C.  P.  Berry  

Geo.  Cadwalader.. 
Horace  Davis  


James  Farlev 


   — Senate  and  House  Journals,  1X79-80. 

 House  Miscellaneous  Documents,  42d  .Congress,  Vols.  1-6,  1879-SO. 

 Senate  Documents,  42d  Congress,  Vols.  3-4,  1879-80. 

 Executive  Documents  Interior  Indian  and  Land  Office.  1879-80. 

 Specie  Kesumption,  Vol.  17. 

 Commerce  and  Navigation,  Vol.  16. 

 Report  of  Secretary  of  Treasury,  1879. 

 Commercial  Relations,  Vol.  25. 

 Commercial  Relations,  Vol.  20. 

 Executive  Documents — Offers  for  Carrying  Mails,  1879-80. 

  .Senate  Reports,  Vols.  1-8,  1879-80. 

--  ---    -   Senate  Journal,  1879-80. 

    Senate  Miscellaneous  Documents,  Nos.  1-50,  1S79-80. 

.-     Senate  Documents,  Nos.  1-38,  1879-80. 

    House  Journal,  1879-80. 

 House  Miscellaneous  Documents,  Nos.  1-26,  1879-SO. 

 Executive  Documents,  Nos.  1-11,  1879-80. 

   Executive  Document,  No.  48,  1878-9. 

    Annual  Report  of  Chief  Engineers,  four  Vols.  1880. 

 General  Index  to  Journal  of  Congress,  Vols.  1-10. 

 First  Annual  Report  of  Geological  Survey,  by  King. 

 Geological  Survey  west  of  100  M.,  by  Lieutenant  G.  M.  Wheeler. 

 Introduction  to  the  Study  of  Indian  Languages,  by  Powell. 

 Contributions  to  American  Ethnology,  by  Powell. 

 Geology  of  the  High  Tlains  of  Utah. 

 Geology  of  Black  Hills  of  Dakota. 

 Rocky  Mountain  Locusts. 

 -  Report  of  Commissioner  of  Education,  1879. 

  .Official  Register  of  Post  Office  Department,  Vol.  2,  1881. 

 Executive  Documents.  Senate,  No.  12. 

 Report — Coast  Survey.  1877. 

 Executive  Documents,  46th  Congress,  2d  Session  Senate.  Vols.  1-5. 

 Miscellaneous  Documents,  Vols.  1,  2,4. 

 House  Executive  Docu- 
ments, 46tb  Congress,  2d  Session,  Vols.  1,  3,  4,  5,  6,  8,  11,  12.  15.  20,  22,24. 

 Reports  of  Committees,  Vols.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5. 


.Report  of  Fifteenth  Industrial  Exhibition,  1880. 

  Report  of  Public  Schools,  1880. 

 Municipal  Report,  two  copies,  1880. 


 Reports  of  Institution,  1880. 

..Miscellaneous  Collections,  1880-1. 
.Scientific  Works  of  Joseph  Henry. 
 Paper,  July  to  December,  1880. 


C.  Harlan  

Jos.  Jones  

F.  C.  Latrobe  

F.  B.  McDonald. 


    Paper,  February  to  July,  1880. 

  .Post  Office  Report,  46th  Congress,  3d  Session,  18S0,  1881. 

 Legislative  and  Judicial  Works  of  Judge  Field. 

 Congressional  Record,  46th  Congress,  Parts  1,  2,  3,  1880-81. 

 Congressional  Index,  1880-81. 

 United  States  Revised  Statutes,  second  edition,  1878. 

 Irrigation  in  California;  Alexander,  Mendell.  and  Davidson. 

_Buehard's  Report  on  Production  of  Gold  and  Silver  in  the  United  States. 

 Silver  Commission  Report.  Vol.  I,  1877. 

 Labor  in  Europe:  Reports  of  the  United  States  Consul,  1878. 

 Report  on  Food  Fishes.  1873,  1874,  1874-5. 

 Congressional  Record,  Vol.  10,  parts  1,  2,  3,  4,  a,  1879-80. 

   Congressional  Record:  Appendix  and  Index,  1879-80. 

  United  States  International  Exhibition,  Vols.  1  to  9,  1876. 

 El  Flora  of  Susquehanna. 

 Annual  Report  of  State  Board  of  Health  of  Louisiana,  1880. 

   Celebration  of  150th  Anniversary  of  Baltimore. 

  Irish  Pedigrees:  O'Hart,  2  vols. 


19 

Books  and  Pamphlets — Continued. 


J.  H.  MeKune 


  Codex,  Juris  Eccles. 

   Austin  (Nevada)  Directory,  ] 866. 

a  v  V^?  ;  0ur  Sunday  Talks,  by  J.  J.  0. 

*•  £Srltt°n  j  1  United  States  Land  Laws;  general  and  permanent,  1 880. 

I  United  States  Land  Laws;  local  and  temporary,  2  vols. 

  Public  Domain  of  United  States;  its  History,  with  Statistics. 


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