Raymond E. Ackley.
A. C. Hopkins.

George McCart.

Lieut. E. Gottlieb, A. C.

Chief of Ordnance.

W. S. Isham.

Chief of Engineers.

Capt. I. N. Lewis, A. C.

Keuffel & Esser Co.
John T. Nicholson.
F. M. Mitchell.
William Neve.
S. M. Pledger.
Oliver Barnish.
Newton J. Myers.
Do.

C. D. Gilbert.
Charles Messick, jr.
George H. Spence.
D. F. Tailliez.
Albert Wakefield.
Charles W. Pratt.
Artillery Board.
Committee of Board.
F. M. Mitchell.
L. T. Briggs.
Joseph Strauss.
Edwin C. Pross.
J. W. Righton.

Subject.

Submitted for

Test of lubricating projectiles...

Report of test of Fergusson device for laying guns.

Report of test of Schulz disappearing platform for search.

lights.

Continuation of armor-plate tests..

Test of experimental redoubt...

Test of armor plate..

Aerial projectiles..

Dirigible torpedo...

Revolver hammer.

Report on Fergusson device for laying guns.

Dirigible balloon..

Searchlight controller.

Harbor defense.

Report of test of floating target....

Bomb-dropping device

Fourteen-inch wire-wound guns

Test of Brown and Crozier 6-inch wire-wound guns

Test of De Knight automatic gun

Erosive effect of powder...

Submarine mines.

Explosive projectile...

Fuze for projectiles...

Obturating device for projectiles.

Telescopic sight...

Spring-operated cannon..

Development of coast defenses.

Hydropneumatic brake

Training and elevating mechanism for guns.

Shield or breastplate...

Report of test of armor plate.

Competitive test of range finders..
Telemeter

Dirigible torpedo..

Magnetic torpedoes and projectiles.
Two-and-one-half-pounder field gun.
Examination of Langley aerodrome
Registering target.

Projectile to contain pepper, etc
Motor land torpedoes..

Hydropneumatic brake

Harbor defense....

Vega telephot camera.

Ammunition for test of redoubt.

Improvements in searchlights.

Revocation of unexpended balances.

Six-pounder semiautomatic gun

Do.. Do..

D. F. Tailliez.

Artillery Board. Committee of Board.

Do.

Military Secretary.

Ordnance Board.

American Projectile Manufacturing Co.

Capt. I. N. Lewis, A. C.

Charles Messick, jr.

Ordnance Board.
Hippolyte François.
A. Le Blanc.
A. Ashton.
Israel F. Good.
J. H. Benscoter.
I. W. Odell.

A. R. Coleman.
Justin Bouscal.
W. T. Stephens.

William E. Wilkinson.
Thomas Beckman.
Joseph Hajek.

J. M. Bunting.

Mrs. C. M. Ropes.

Brown Wire Gun Co.

A. Le Blanc.
President of Board.
Capt. Clarence Weiner.
Charles F. Shedd.
Dr. J. A. Malone.
Oswald Helsing.
Charles W. Pratt.
William R. Amens.

John T. Groat.

S. Barfiel.

Beaufort, S. C., harbor boat service, 25.
Benicia Barracks, Cal., Signal Corps post,
173.

Beverly, N. J., National Cemetery, 52.
Birmingham, Maj. H. P., remarks; typhoid
fever, 105.

Board of Equipment and Awards, Signal
Corps, 182.

Board of review, searchlights, 199.

Board of Ordnance and Fortification:

Annual report, 219.

Armor-plate tests, 222.
Artillery devices, 228.

Automatic and semiautomatic guns

and mounts, 224.

Changes in personnel, 221.

Emery disappearing carriage, 226.
Estimates, 231.

Experimental guns and carriages, 222.
Financial statement, 232, 233.

Fourteen-inch wire-wound gun, 222.
General operations, 222.
Legislation, 221.

Miscellaneous devices, 229.

Range finders, 227.

Subjects considered, 235.

Boats, artillery service, 203.

Bonds, militia officers, 73.

Boston, Mass.:

Harbor, boat service, 25.

Fire control, 196.

Brown 6-inch wire-wound gun, test, 223.

Brown 10-inch gun, test, 222.

Burnside, cable ship, operations, 164.
Cable extensions, Alaska, 163.

Cable instruments, installation, 164.

Cable offices, Alaska, 163.

Cable receipts, Alaska, 163.

Cable repairs, Alaska, 165.

Cable ships, seagoing, 176.

Cable stations, Alaska, 162.
Cable system:

Alaska, 161.

Duplexing, 165.

Expenditures, Alaska, 164.

Maintenance, 168.

Management, Alaska, 162.

Philippines, 167.

Cable and land lines, Philippines, manage-

ment, 167.

Cables:

Seattle and Sitka, 167.

Transfer, Philippines, 169.

Working order, 169.

Campaign and merit medals, distribution,
48.

Camp Keithley, P. I., sanitation, 115.
Camp Overton, P. I., sanitation, 116.
Camp Vicars, P. I., sanitation, 116.
Camps of instruction, sanitation, 96.
Cavalry horses, average life, 39.
Cerebrospinal meningitis, fatal occurrence,
92.

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Certificates, service and nonindebtedness,

68.

Certificates of merit:

Hospital Corps, 124.

Signal Corps, 167.

Charleston, S. C., harbor-boat service, 25.
Chartered transports, service, 33.
Chickamauga Park, Ga. :

Encampment, militia, 72.
Maneuver expenditures, 20.
Chief of Artillery:

Annual report, 187.
Field Artillery, 216.

Field Artillery Board, 218.
Fire control, 196.
Instruction, 202.
Material, 195.
Personnel, 189.
Power plant, 202.
Searchlights, 199.
Submarine mines, 201.
Chief Signal Officer:

Administration, 162.

Alaskan cable system, 162.

Alaskan telegraph system, 161.

Annual report, 159.

Assignments, 176.

Board on equipment and awards, 182.
Cable repairs, 165.

Cable, Seattle-Sitka, 167.

Cable ships-

Burnside, 164.

Cyrus W. Field, 175.

Liscum, 168.

Sea going, 176.

Cable stations and distances, Alaska,

162.

Cable system-

Alaska, 161.

Philippines, 167.

Combat transportation, 173.

Conditions, Signal Corps, 166, 185.

Cuba, signal operations, 170.

Drill regulations, 174.

Duplex cables, 165.

Enlisted men, 166, 169, 184.

Estimates, 183.

Expenditures, Signal Corps, 170.

Field lines, 171.

Fire control, 174.

Manila telephone system, 169.

Military aeronautics, 178.

Military telegraph lines, 179.

Militia signal corps, 177.

Post telephones, 180.

Scope and conditions, Signal Corps,
161.

Semipermanent land lines, 170.
Signal Corps in maneuvers, 178.
Signal Corps manuals, 183.
Signal Corps posts, 172.
Signal Office, 180.

Signal schools, 173.