IV. Order in which libraries should be applied to for a loan.

There is no order here in California except that almost all libraries

apply first to the State library and the State library being naturally

the best informed on the special lines of strength in the various

libraries in California, can request the library that is either known

to have it or is likely to have it, to forward it to the library

needing it. This is already possible for periodical files as there is

at the State library a union list of periodical files in California

libraries. Periodicals which are not in any California library, are

borrowed with least loss of time, from the Library of Congress or

Surgeon General's library.

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