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INDEX. 



Hellriegell, investigations of, 247. 



Bemlock hedges, 106 ; for tanning, 144 ; cbanges of 

 timber, lilO ; in Xew Hampshire, 399; in Penn- 

 sylvania, 458, 467 ; in Ohio, 494 ; weight of, 442 ; 

 extract .manufacture, Michigan, 520. 



Hendricks, Thomas A., instructiona by, 12. 



H6raolt, effi^ct of clearings in, 293. 



Herkimer Co., N. Y., forests of, 437. 



Hermann, perfume from pine prepared by, 143. 



Hermon, Minn., tree-planting at, 121. 



Herrick, C. L., cited, .539. 



Hersev, J. L., cited, 401. 



H' 8s, IJr. Richard. 622. 



He.sse, former regulations in, 361, 362. 



Heyer, G., on mineral matter in wood, 70. 



Hickory, heating qualities of, 136; in.jured by in- 

 sects, 162; in Massachusetts, 403, 410; in North 

 Carolina, 473 ; in Tennessee, 484 ; in West Vir- 

 ginia, 491 ; in Illinois, 507 ; weight of, 442. 



Hide and Leather Convention, advice of, 146. 



High school of agriculture at Vienna, 622. 



Highways, planting along, 50. 



Hilbert,"Wi8., 547. 



Hilgard, Eugene W., cited, 482. 



Hill, L. M., cited, 23, 578. 



Hill, Walter, botanical labors of, 605. 



Hilliards, Wyoming, 591. 



History of turpentine industry, 138, 



Hoag, J. N., instructions by, 201. 



Hodges, Leonard B., opinions of, 19 ; on planting 

 in Minnesota, 45, 121, 533, 334, 535, 536. 



Hoffman, M., on perfume from pine, 143. 



Hoga, former regulations in, 361. 



Hohenheim, school of forestry and agriculture 

 at, 619. 



Holden, Dr. A. W., account by, 437. 



Holland, sand dunes of, 80. 



Holland, Mich, 520. 



Hollenbeck, William, planting by, 583. 



Hollerath, records at, 252. 



Holly, heating qualities of, 136 ; in Massachusetts, 

 411 ; in Korth Carolina, 475; in W. Va., 490. 



Homes, H. A., cited, 308. 



Homestead entries, 16, 18. 



Honey -locubt, planting of, 34; hedges, 106; Iowa, 

 558. 



Honolulu, lumber from San Francisco to, 609. 



Hooker, J. D., on climate of Ceylon, 306. 



Hoops, Saginaw, pro Auction of,'5l9. 



Hornbeam, soil suited for, 74 ; heating qualities of, 

 136 ; in Massachusetts, 408. 



Horse-chestnut, cultivation of, 508, 



Host, Dr., on willow culture. 111. 



Hotchkiss, Jed., extracts from report by, 467. 



Hotten, work ou trimming by, 92. 



Hough, Franklin B., a park commissioner, 437. 



Houghton Co., Mich., 526. 



Houghton, Dr. Douglass, salt found by, 513. 



Houghton Lake, Mich., 524. 



Howard and Buckhorn furnaces, returns from, 125. 



Howard City, Mich., 521. 



Howard, Sauford, memorial by, 270. 



Howell, Robert, account from, 458. 



Hoy, Dr. R. P., on trees of Wisconsin, ."127. 



Hoyt, J. W., statements by, 527. 



Hudson River, lumber of, 436, 437. 



Hudson, Wis., 543, 547. 



Hughes, Mr., mode of tapping for turpentine by, 

 141. 



Hubbard, T. M., article on fences by, 104. 



Humboldt on climates, 310, 311, 318, 325; cited, 614. 



Humboldt Co.. Cal., 600. 



Humidity, 223, 224, 225, 226, 231, 289. 



Hunniwell Furnace, returns from, 125. 



Huntingdon willow, 108. 



Huntington Co., Ind., 499. 



Hunt, Prof. T. Sterry, cited, 333. 



Hunt's Run, timber on, 467. 



Humus in soil, 65, 71. 



Hunneberg, Sweden, forest school at, 632. 



Husmann, George, observations and advice in 

 planting, 569. 



Hussny, John, article by, cited, 166, 493. 



Hutchinson, Ivans., tree planting station at, 118. 



Hutchinson, Robert, essay by, 182, 



Hydraulic power affected by clearings, 289. 



Hydros, climate of, 315. 



Hylurgns, injuries from, 163. 



Hyeterium pinastri, 184. 



Ice, willows prevent injuries from, 111. 



Idaho, dying of forests in, 174. 



Ide, A. M., experience of, 431. 



Dlinois, evergreens not hardy in, 34 ; screens for 

 protection in, 278; tree law in, 205; flora of, 503; 

 tree culture in, 504, 506, 507, 509, 510; lumber pro- 

 duction of, 545, 548. 



Hluminating gas from wood, 133. 



Imperial Academy of Sciences, report of, 295. 



Inclinations of surface, 71, 265. 



India, forests in, 307. 



Indian reservations, 11. 



Indian, River, N. T., 436, 438 ; summers, disappear- 

 ance of, 495. 



Indiana, forests of, 496, 497. 



Industries employed in wood manufacture, 392, 393. 



Injuries to trees, repair of, 88, 174. 



Insects affecting trees in Paris, 51 ; injurious to 

 willows, 110 ; ravages, 161 ; means for destroying, 

 168 ; shelter-belt.* protect against, 280. 



Inspection laws, turpentine, 139. 



Institut Agronomique, Paris, 630. 



Instructious to agents of land-ofiBce, 12 ; for forest- 

 meteorological stations, 231 ; Swiss course, 377; 

 census, 434. 



Instruments for observations, directions for using, 

 231. 



Insurable property, Massachusetts, 424. 



Interior States, census statistics, 387. 



Interlaken, records at, 254. 



Internal movement, forest products, Kew York 

 canals, 443. 



Intruders, removal of7l2. 



Iosco Co., Mich., 522. 



Iowa, planting in, 43, 62, 565; wild evergreens of, 

 56 ; evergreens best for, 53, 57 ; tree law in, 205 : 

 weather records in, 286; lumber production of, 

 544,545,508; forest resources of, 551 ; change of 

 climate in, 552; Horticultural Society, 551-566; 

 measurement of woods in, 555; shelter-bolts in, 

 557 ; table of planting in, 566 ; flora of, ."JSO. 



Iron, charcoal in manufacture of, 124; of Northern 

 New York, 441. 



Irrigation necessary in some places, 21 ; in Utah, 

 593, 594 ; Colorado constitution on, 202. 



Isabella Co., Mich., 522. 



Is6re, effect of clearings in, 293. 



Ishpeming, Mich., 543; 547. 



Issart defined, 160. 



Italy, screens of timber in, 273; recent forest law, 

 378 ; school of forestry in, 630. 



Ives, Henry, experience of, 454. 



Jackson, Dr. C. T., quoted, 604. 



Jackson, Daniel, pioneer lumberman, 463. 



Jackson, H. H , statement by, 578. 



Jackson Co., Ind , 496. 



Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw K. K., 541, 546, 549. 



Jacksonville, Fla., 479. 



Jamaica, Eucalyptus in, 606. 



James River, Va., 408. 



Janish, H. R., on climate of St. Helena, 303. 



Japan, lumber from San Francisco to, 690; paper- 

 mulberry, 124. 



Jasper Co., Ind., 500. 



Jefferson, Thomas, furze planted by, 82 ; on change 

 of climate, 269. 



Jefferson Co., Ind., 500; Nebraska, 584 ; New York, 

 293, 454. 



Jennings Co., Ind., 500. 



Jersey Pine of North Carolina, 471. 



Jessup's Falls, boom near, 439, 440. 



Jewett, Ezekiel, information from, 606. 



Johanneskrenz, records at, 234. 



Johnson, G. Y., statement b.y, .'J76. 



Johnson, J. Y., on climate of Madeira, 301. 



Johnson, Samuel P., early lumbering by, 463. 



Jolly, H. G., on forest fires, 158. 



•Jones, Capt. William C, cited, 591, 596. 



Judeich, Dr. J. F., statistics from, 619. 



Kaemitz on dews, 281. 



Kalkaska Co., Mich., 523. 



Kalni quoted, 268. 



Kansas, wood growth in, 39; tree planting by rail- 

 road companies in, 118; Horticultural Society, 

 165; former tree law in, 200; timber belts in, 276; 



