202 ANIMAL RESOURCES AND FISHERIES OF UNITED STATES. 



florea (cinidoNHMl as a material). 



Horns of IJocky Mountain sheep {Ovis montana). 



704. Spoon made from horn ol" Rocky Monutaiii slRcp. Northwe-st (oaat- 

 George Gibbs. 



20842. Spoou made from horn of Rocky Mountain sheep. Iluidah Indians- 

 Prince of WaU's Ishind, Alaska. J. G. Swan. 



14455. Spoon made from liorn of Rocky Mountain shecj). Pi-Ut<< IndianiH. 

 M:.J. J. W. Towrll. 



Antlers. 



Antlers of deer, elk, and moose (stn^Lorn), used in the uiauufacturo 

 of liandh's for instrninents, trinkets, and l)uttons. 



26229-i i-:W. Carving IVoin horn of deer (Cariacus vinji/iiuniis). Harvey &. 



I'ord, Phihidclphia. 

 2l;U2. S]i(Mi:i carved fron anthr of elk (Cervits caiiadciiiiis). Hoopah Indians, 



California. S. Powers. 



Antlers oi' ch'er, elk, moose, and nearly all species of ruminants, 

 employed for ornamental ]>urposes. (A series of these antlers )k 

 used in tlie decoration of the columns in the Government building.) 



ClieiBiicaa asid other aE>3>3ieatoons. 



Burnt horn {corn.i ustum) used in dentifrices. 



Carbonate of ammonia (hartshorn), manufactured from <h»er honi.s. 

 (See under .j(>.) 



11. riOOFS AND CLAWS, «S:C. 



(Embracin.u the commercial hoof, and the various stages of mimu- 

 factnre re])resented by specimens.) 



IIooO$. 



Hoofs of ox an<l bison, used in makiug buttons, combs, and handles. 



2v"»9(M. Com:nercial hoof. Philip R. Woodford, Boston, Mass. 



Series of articles made from hoof. Geo. F. Lincoln, Leomim»tor, 

 Mass. : 

 29r)l(). Dust made from the hoof. 

 2l».-.17. P..1I l.uehle. 

 2i.).'.lH, M.iitingalo rings. 

 29."jl<t. Ureastpin. 

 2y.jJ0. Cross for neck wear. 

 29521. Itn-astpin, 



Hoots of horse, used like those of ox and bison. 

 Hoofs of iini-^Iv ov. deer, and antelojje, used by Indians in ornamen- 

 tation. 



74i:i. llii.iis i>t' nnisk ux. Used for trimming of garmeut^j by Eskimos. 

 Maeken/ii-'s li'iver. R. MacFarlane. 



Feet of deer, used tor knile handh-s, stool-feet, &c. 



