Yolo co.-Continued.

Madison-Continued.

MADISON SCHOOL DIST. BRANCH, YOLO Co. FREE LIBRARY. Norma Padan, Custodian. Est. July 6, 1912. Located in schoolhouse and open during school hours. Total vols. 18. Ret'd 32. Cardholders 3. No circulation report.

Merritt School Dist. (P. O. and exp.
Clarksburg).

MERRITT SCHOOL DIST. BRANCH, YOLO Co. FREE LIBRARY. C. V. Osborn, Custodian. Est. July 6, 1912. Located in schoolhouse and open during school hours. Total vols. 50.

Yolo co. Continued.

Washington School Dist. (P. O and exp. Broderick).

WASHINGTON SCHOOL DIST. BRANCH, YOLO Co. FREE LIBRARY. Carolyne M. Webb, Custodian. Est. July, 1911. Located in schoolhouse and open during school hours.

Total vols. 262. Added 51. Special request books 141. Cardholders 77. Added 28. No circulation report.

Winters.

WINTERS BRANCH, YOLO Co. FREE LIBRARY. Mrs Ina Hodge, Custodian. Est. Nov. 10, 1910. Open daily 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. M. Located in Winters Free

Mt. Pleasant School Dist. (P. O. and Library and Reading Room. exp. Woodland).

MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL DISTRICT BRANCH, YOLO Co. FREE LIBRARY. Mrs E. J. Craig. Custodian. Est. Jan. 27, 1912. Located in schoolhouse and open during school hours.

Total vols. 58. Added 13; ret'd 5. Special request books 13. Cardholders 16. Circulation for 5 vols. ret'd, 8.

Total vols. 295. Added 45; ret'd 23. Cardholders Special request books 17.

381. Added 26. Circulation 1515.

WINTERS FREE LIBRARY AND READING ROOM. Mrs Ina Hodge, Lib'n. Est. Mar. 1892. Income from subscriptions. 1 employee. Open to public daily except Sun., 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. M. Rents room on Main st., $20 per mo. 30 periodicals rec'd

North Grafton School District (P. O. regularly. Library trustees monthly meeting first of month.

and exp. Dunnigan). NORTH GRAFTON SCHOOL DISTRICT BRANCH, YOLO CO. FREE LIBRARY. Widde Kendrick. Custodian. Est. Apr. 29, 1912. Located in schoolhouse and open during school hours.

Total vols. 94. Added 44. Special request books 22. No circulation report. Oat Creek School Dist. (P. O. Blacks; exp. Zamora).

OAT CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT BRANCH, YOLO CO. FREE LIBRARY. Elizabeth McGrew, Custodian. Est. July, 1911. Located in schoolhouse and open during

school hours.

Total vels. 15. Added 5; ret'd 50.
Special request books 2. Cardholders 20.
Circulation for 50 vols. ret'd, 131.
Rumsey.

RUMSEY BRANCH, YOLO Co. FREE LI-
BRARY. Mrs B. P. Lloyd, Custodian. Est.
Oct. 1. 1912. Open Wed. and Sat. 1 to 3
P. M. Located in S. P. depot.
Total vols. 56. Added 56; ret'd 15.
Special request books 15. Cardholders
15. Circulation 182.

Union School Dist. (P. O. and exp.
Winters).

UNION SCHOOL DIST. BRANCH, YOLO Co. FREE LIBRARY. Mrs Belle Dunnagan. Custodian. Est. Aug. 23, 1912. Located in schoolhouse and open during school hours.

Total vols. 56. Special request books 6. No circulation report.

WOODLAND FREE [PUBLIC] LIBRARY. Mrs Ada Wallace, Lib'n. Est. June, 1874: as F. P. 1891. Annual income $1289. rec'd from city taxation, etc. 2 employees, incl. janitor. Open to all residents of the county daily except Christmas: week days. 1 to 5:30 and 7 to 9 P. M.; Sundays 2 to 5:30 and 7 to 9 P. M. Owns Carnegie bldg., valued at $11,000. 20 mags. rec'd regularly (all except current numbers for circulation).

Total vols. a. 7434. Cardholders 2081. Added 99. Circulation 3554: fiction 2568; juvenile 787; misc. 154; current mags. 45.

*HOLY ROSARY ACADEMY LIBRARY. Sister M. Bertilde, Lib'n. Est. Sept. 1886. Supported by Academy for use of

$200, rec'd from $1 fee for filing papers

28 periodicals rec'd regu- in civil suits. . Open daily except Sundays, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Located in court room. Total vols. a. 500.

Total vols. a. 1393. Teachers 15; pupils 157.

DIRECTORY FOR LIBRARY SUPPLIES AND OTHER ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST.

Many public libraries waste a great Supplies-Continued.

deal of time and money before they find good places to get supplies. The plan is to give all libraries the benefit of the experience of the older libraries of the state by listing under different heads the houses that have been found to give satisfaction, the names and addresses being furnished by the older and larger libraries of California. In this way suggestions will be given as to where different sorts of books may be bought, where books may be rebound or periodicals bound, where library furniture may be bought, etc., both in California and in the East.

If any information is needed about the firms listed below which can not be obtained from the firms themselves, the names of the libraries recommending the different ones will be sent to any library upon application to the State Library.

In this same section space will be given to any libraries of California in which to list numbers of periodicals, etc., wanted to complete files; books especially needed at any time, either to purchase or borrow; needs of any sort, such as an assistant to catalog the library, or assist, etc. Space will also be given to any librarian who wants a permanent position in a library, or who wants special work, such as cataloging small libraries, etc.

The section is entirely at the disposal of libraries and librarians for the pur- | pose of mutual aid.

Binding and Mending-Continued.
BINDING-Continued.

J. B. McIntyre Binding Co., 523
Clay st., San Francisco, Calif.
Pacific Library Binding Co. (for-
merly Commercial Printing
House), 218 Boyd st., Los
Angeles, Calif.

Sacramento Bookbindery, Sacra-
mento, Calif.

Silvius & Shoenbackler, 423 J st.,
Sacramento, Calif.

Sewing bench.

American Type Founders' Co.,
818-820-822 Mission st., San
Francisco, Calif., and 121 N.
Broadway, Los Angeles.

BINDING MATERIALS.

Fran

The Zellerbach Paper Co., Battery
and Jackson sts., San
cisco, Calif.

Isaac Upham Co., 104 Battery st.,
San Francisco, Calif.

Leather, threads, and gold leaf.
Gane Bros. & Co., 116-120 Market
st., Chicago, Ill.

End papers and tar boards.

Blake, Moffitt & Towne, First bet.
Market and Mission sts., San
Francisco, and 242-248 S. Los
Angeles st., Los Angeles, Calif.
Side papers.

H. F. Leclercq, 54 Duane st., New
York City.