010 Bibliography (general). 017 Catalogs (sale). 580 Botany (ancient America). 913 Antiquities. 920 Biography. 929 Genealogy. 973 History (U. S.). 010 BIBLIOGRAPHY (general). =Cole, George Watson.= Compiling a bibliography. Practical hints with illustrative examples concerning the collection, recording and arrangement of bibliographical materials, by George Watson Cole. An address delivered before the Pratt Institute School of Library Training, March 15, 1901; reprinted, with additions, from the _Library Journal_ [26:791,–859]; New York, The Library Journal, 1902. 21 pp. 23½ x 19 cm. [“Two hundred and fifty copies printed for private distribution.”] =Cole, George Watson.= American bibliography, general and local. (In the _Library Journal_, 19, No. 1 [Jan., 1904]:—5–9.) 017 CATALOGS (sale). =Bibliotheca Americana.= Being a collection of books ... for sale by George Harding, 64, Gt. Russel St., Bloomsbury, London, W. C., England. New series, No. 112 (1905). 36 pp. =Edwards’s= American catalogue. Parts 1–3 (1904–1905). _Books for sale by_ Francis Edwards, 83, High Street, Marylebone, London, W., England. _Partially annotated._ _Contents_: Part 1 (Oct., 1904). The American continent; voyages of discovery, general histories, collections, atlases, and maps (pp. 1–35); natural history; geology, botany, zoölogy (pp. 36–53); North American Indians and prehistoric remains of man in North America (pp. 54–69); languages of North American Indians (pp. 70–72). Part 2 (1904–1905?) _relates_ to Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland, Alaska and Yukon territory. Part 3 (June, 1905), The United States; Colonial period 1606–1764 (pp. 137–169); Revolution, 1765–83 (pp. 170–202); Constitution, 1784–1811 (pp. 203–216); War of 1812 (pp. 217–221); Settling of Great West, 1816–60 (pp. 222–240); Civil War, 1860–65 (pp. 241–248); Reconstruction, 1866–_date_ (pp. 249–254); Texas (pp. 255–256). =Gray’s= international bulletin. _Books for sale_ by Henry Gray, Goldsmith’s Estate, East Acton, London, W., England. _Monthly_, Foreign series, No. 1 (1904–5?) pp. 32. _Contents_: Americana and Coloniana. 580 BOTANY (ancient America). =Cook, O. F.= Food plants of ancient America. (_In_ annual report of the ... Smithsonian Institution ... for the year ending June 30, 1903, Washington: Government printing office, 1904; _see_ pp. 481–497.) “Revision of article on The American Origin of Agriculture, in _Popular Science Monthly_, October, 1902.” Sets forth some inferences to be drawn from evidences of ancient trans-Pacific communication; distribution of food-plants, etc. 913 ANTIQUITIES