GENERAL INDEX 



363 



Iron — Continued. 



Lake Champlain VI 68 



Diirerem-eof. in U. S VI 70 



.Methods of treatinj? VI 64 



Quality of VI 76 



Lseof VI 76 



111 U. S., consumption of VI 66 



jNIaKnetic VI O:} 



( See also iron) 



Output of mines VI 81 



I'u<;il'ic coast, on VI 74 



Pittsburg's intiuence VI 106 



Pig luul steel, production of VI 116 



I'ijr iron, destiny of VI 131 



In southern colonies VI 78 



Production of VI 131 



Plates, iron, destiny of VI 130. 133 



Prices of VI 103 



I'roducers, world's greatest VI 114 



Products, niisceilanc'ous VI 135 



I'rospect for world's trade VI 101 



Purpose of, (Andrew Carnegie) . . . VI 153 



Regions of U. S VI 108 



liesources in U. S., natural VI 96 



Rocky mountains VI 73 



Skelp VI 135 



South, deposits in Ill 374 



In the VI 110 



Steel hardening metals, (J. H.- 

 Pratt) VI 177 



Making, effects of VI 115 



Ores for yi 98 



Structural VI 135 



Tariff not vital VI 100 



Texas VI 73 



Tin plate ^I 133 



Trade union influence V'l 111 



Transportation of VI 107 



Triust movement and VI 109 



United States in trade VI 113 



In steel market, position of VI 110 



Leads in ore VI 113 



Steel corporation. (E. S. Meade) VI 137 



Supremacy safe VI 127 



Use of, in city and country VI 130 



Uses of. (J. O'Donnell) VI 130 



Wire rods, destiny of VI 134 



Springs VI 135 



Vv'yoming VI 73 



Youngstown plant VI 89 



See also trusts) 



(See also steel corporation. 



United States) 



Iron and steel 



Consolidation of, history of.... Ill 65 



Exports of IV 51 



Foreign demand for .\raerican. ... IV 51 

 Production. American and 



world's comparoti Ill 4 



Steel trast, future of Ill 71 



Schwab on the HI 68 



Iron and steel — Continued. 



Statistics of Ill 162-3 



I'ncertainty of, .\. Carnegie on, I II 278-9 



U. S. ma-ster in VII 273 



(See also foundries) 



Iron Claris (see armor plate, monitors, 

 and navy, the) 



Ironsides, the New, ironclad IX 329 



Irrigation 



(F. II. Newell) V 343 



Arizona V 349 



Benefits of V 352 



Coloraflo V 348 



Columbia river region V 350 



Expenditures for VII 45 



History of V 344 



Idaho V 349 



Interstate character of V 348 



Lands, classes of irrigable V 346 



Study of V 347-8 



U.se of irrigable V 347 



Law and funds V 347 



Montana V 351 



New Mexico V 350 



Oregon, in V 351 



Plant life, and V 423 



Problems, principal, of V 345 



Projects, some large V 348 



Regions to be reclaimed V 346 



Salvation army, work of V 352 



Utah V 3.50 



West, forest slopes of V 345 



Physical features of V 346 



The, reclamation of (F. H. 



Newell) V 343 



Wyoming V 349 



(See also agriculture) 



Irving. Washington I 352 



Law yers in Knickerbocker II 95 



Island possessions 



Production in, American IV 44 



J 



Jackson. Andrew 



At New Orleans IX 36 



National guard IX 129 



Tariff, protective II 319 



Jackson. Charles T 



Ether and VII 427 



Jackson, James 



Researches of VII 420 



Jackson, Samuel, physician VII 414 



Jacoby. Henry S 



American bridge construction IV 400 



Jails 



Schools for crime X 250 



(See also crime) 



Jamaica 



Reciprocity with, opposition to. ...II 386 

 James I 



Irish conquest of I 21 



