1These conclusions are based only upon the number of volumes dealt with, and do not take into account the greater thoroughness and better form of work. 2 Bindery Assistant's salary charged to binding. The above table, interpreted, discloses the fact that under the new system the amount of work accomplished has been 54% greater, and has cost 20% less than would have been the case had this amount of work been done in the same length of time (i. e., in three years) under the old system. TABLE NO. 2. Increase of the Library work upon itself, 1896–99: 14 DAYTON PUBLIC LIBRARY CONTRIBUTORS TO THE MUSEUM. (September 1, 1898, to August 31, 1899.) Bonser, Thomas A. Booher, Warren. Bornstein, Moses. Brown, J. P. Campbell, Laura H. Carnell, H. D. Conklin, Mrs. W. J. Comley, William F. Cotterill, Mrs. J. H. Craighead, C. H. Dalton, Henry. Doberck, Mrs. H. E. Ennes, Martin. Evans, Samuel T. Gilbert, Mrs. Githens, Herbert. Green, L. W. Jewett, Dr. H. S. Kern, Albert. Landis, S. A. Lehman, C. R. Long, Ruth. Lowe Bros. McCloskey, Anna. Mead, C. D. Sanderson, Fred. Scott, C. C. and C. R Wilder, E. A. |